SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2017
3 B
S CORES & S TANDINGS
B OWLING
LEAGUE
CLASSIC LEAGUE
TEAMS
BALES MOVING
BEACHCOMBER
ELLIOTT'S HILLTOP ACRES
COTR
HIGH SCRATCH GAME
KIM MAY
HIGH SCRATCH SERIES
KIM MAY
HIGH HDCP GAME
BENNY JEFFERIS
HIGH HDCP SERIES
BENNY JEFFERIS
LEAGUE
MERCHANT LEAGUE
TEAMS
BIG DOG DONUTS
THREE CREEKS BREWERY
THE SAW SHOP
WHITE CLOUD ENTERPRISES
JEFF METZLER PLUMBING
FLO-TECH
HOLIDAY BOWL
BOB'S TEAM
PETERSEN'S AUTO DETAIL
PRATER CONSTRUCTION
LOW MONEY ROLLERS
HIGH GAME SCRATCH
JOEY HUFFMAN
HIGH GAME HANDICAP
JOEY HUFFMAN
HIGH SERIES SCRATCH
ALAN MEDERIOS
HIGH SERIES HANDICAP
JOEY HUFFMAN
LEAGUE
WEDNESDAY SENIOR LEAGUE
TEAMS
WHAAT
STRIKERS
10/2/17
WON
13
10.5
5.5
3
LOST
3
5.5
10.5
13
191
496
239
669
10/3/17
WON
70.5
56
54.5
51.5
50.5
49
49
47
41.5
37.5
24
LOST
24.5
39
40.5
43.5
44.5
46
46
48
53.5
57.5
71
279
288
748
761
10/4/17
WON
16
14
LOST
4
6
B RIDGE
Florence Bridge Club
Thursday Afternoon
No Name
Points
1 D. MacNeil
0.14
2 J. Weatherwax 0.14
3 L. Little
0.14
4 R. Parker
0.42
Siuslaw
Swiss Pairs Session Oct. 5, 2017
Name
Points Wins Score
P. Van Riper 0.14
1
16.00
C. Lugg
0.14
1
24.00
K. Hampsten 0.14
1
28.00
D. Gustafson 0.42
3
52.00
from 1B
The loss puts Siuslaw at 0-3 in
league (0-6 overall) heading into
the Friday’s home game against
South Umpqua during what will
be
the
Vikings’ Senior
Recognition Night.
Siuslaw’s 32-play roster
SENIOR MOMENTS
WHO CARES
KINGPINS
TROLL ME
HOPEFUL FOUR
TNT
THE PATRIOTS
OREGON BEACH CONN
A SENIOR THING
WESTLAKE FOUR HIM
HIGH GAME SCRATCH
MEN
BOB BROWN
WOMEN
PAT EDDY
HIGH GAME HDCP
MEN
BOB BROWN
WOMEN
LAURA MATHENY
HIGH SERIES SCRATCH
MEN
RICK HARDWICK
WOMEN
LAURA MATHENY
HIGH SERIES HDCP
MEN
ROGER PERRIS
WOMEN
LAURA MATHENY
LEAGUE
FRIDAY SENIOR TRIO LEAGUE
TEAMS
MIXUPS
3 R'S
PIN CHASERS
THE WINERS
ARTHRITIC TRIO
MINIONS
HOLY ROLLERS
SEARAY
LCM
GUMDROPS
RPD
BSG
HIGH GAME SCRATCH
MEN
CAL HILKEY
WOMEN
RUTH FLOWERS
HIGH GAME HDCP
MEN
RON JAMES
WOMEN
PAT EDDY
HIGH SERIES SCRATCH
MEN
ALAN MEDEIROS
WOMEN
LAURA MATHENY
includes a total of five seniors:
Jared Brandt, Patrick Hill, Ryan
Lee, Trent Reavis and Salvador
Sierra.
Friday’s game against the
14
13
10.5
10.5
10
8
8
8
3
1
6
7
9
9.5
9.5
10
12
12
17
19
HIGH SERIES HDCP
MEN
RAY LAPORTE
WOMEN
CLAUDIA SIEBERT
LEAGUE
TIMBER LEAGUE
TEAMS
NO WILL
A & W
BALLS O'FIRE
CAR WASH AND SHINE
SEARS
HUFF LOGGING
UNCLE FRANKS BARBER SHOP
HIGH GAME SCRATCH
DUSTY ANDERSON
HIGH GAME HDCP
NORM STONE
HIGH SERIES SCRATCH
DUSTY ANDERSON
HIGH SERIES HDCP
DUSTY ANDERSON
235
213
266
265
606
713
691
10/6/17
WON
63.5
48.5
47.5
45
43.5
23
21
LOST
16.5
31.5
32.5
35
36.5
57
59
248
267
707
752
548
LEAGUE
SUNDAY SOCIAL LEAGUE
TEAMS
CENTRAL COAST DISPOSAL
IGUANAS
PIN GETTERS
BOOMSHAKALAKA
TRAVEL DIVISION
MERCER MANIACS
BANDITS
ZERO COOL
ALL ABOUT OLIVES
ADA GRANGE
SCRATCH GAME TEAM
BOOMSHAKALAKA
SCRATCH GAME IND
M - CHRIS BISHOP
W - JIMMI COUPAR
HIGH HDCP GAME TEAM
ADA GRANGE
HIGH HDCP GAME IND
M - RICK ALEXANDER
W - HOPE MAY
SCRATCH SERIES TEAM
BOOMSHAKALAKA
SCRATCH SERIES IND
M - CHUCK BICKLEMAN
W - JIMMI COUPAR
HIGH HDCP SERIES TEAM
PIN GETTERS
HIGH HDCP SERIES IND
M - JIM ALEXANDER
W - HOPE MAY
741
707
10/6/17
WON
15
14
14
12
11
11
10
9
8
7
6
3
LOST
5
6
6
8
9
9
10
11
12
13
14
17
214
193
253
258
10/8/17
WON
17.0
16.0
12.0
10.0
10.0
8.0
8.0
8.0
6.0
5.0
LOST
3.0
4.0
8.0
10.0
10.0
12.0
12.0
12.0
14.0
15.0
524
215
174
728
274
259
1507
585
468
2106
743
723
650
504
Lancers (2-1) kicks off at 7 p.m.
During last week’s game, the
2017 Homecoming Court was
announced, along with the
crowning of this year’s queen and
king, seniors Nicole Alum and
Evan Teter.
The court included:
• Freshmen: Princess Kya
Blake and Prince Jacob Foskett
• Sophomores:
Princess
Elizabeth Lewis and Cai Fleming
• Juniors: Alex Paasch and
Heaven Job-Lewis
EMERGENCY
P R E PA R E D N E S S
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our children should be a big part of your emergency planning. By helping them
understand the dangers of storms and other crisis situations, you can further
their knowledge of how to stay safe during them.
But spitting out a few statistics
and tips won’t cut it for kids.
Communicate with them on their
level for optimum impact, maybe
even integrating games or activi-
ties in their learning. Emergency
preparedness is serious stuff, but
is best delivered to children in an
entertaining, interactive manner.
EASE FEARS
During and after disasters,
children will usually look to adults
for help. How they see you react
can cause a chain reaction into
their own actions, so it is import-
ant to stay calm and reassuring.
When you’re sure that danger
has passed immediately after an
emergency situation, concentrate
on your child’s emotional needs.
Ask them what they may still be
scared of or what you can do to
help.
INVOLVE THEM
IN PLANNING
Ask your children to help
when you pack or update your
emergency kit. Doing so can help
familiarize them with what is in
your kit and how to use the items
in emergency situations. You can
make planning fun, too, by quiz-
zing them on what to do in spe-
cific situations. This type of emer-
gency preparedness can help
ready your child for emergencies
while you build in some bonding
time, as well.
CRITICAL PHONE NUMBERS
If for some reason, your child is
separated from you or is away
from home during an emergency
situation, he or she needs to know
important phone numbers. Here
are a few that your child should
either memorize or have on a
sheet of paper when traveling.
• 9-1-1: This one is obvious and
can be crucial to receiving help in
dangerous situations.
• Home phone, parents’ cell
phones and parents’ work phone
numbers: It is vital that your child
can easily reach you at all times.
• Family Members: Two or
three close relatives who may be
able to reach you, as well.
• 1-800-733-2767: This is the
American Red Cross’ Safe and Well
phone number that lets family
and friends know you are safe.
Children can dial this number and
report their location. They can
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dwell.communityos.org to do the
same.
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