The Siuslaw news. (Florence, Lane County, Or.) 1960-current, February 13, 2019, WEDNESDAY EDITION, Page 3B, Image 15

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    SIUSLAW NEWS | WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2019 | 3B
S CORES & S TANDINGS
B OWLING
SENIOR CITIZENS LEAGUE
2/6/19
TEAMS
WINS
LOSSES
SENIOR MOMENTS
18
6
KING PINS
16
8
SPUTTERS
16
8
GO GETTERS
15
9
BEAUTY & THE BEASTS
14
10
MEN
WHO CARES
12.5
11.5
ROGER PERRIS
WESTLAKE 4 HIM
12
12
WOMEN
OREGON BEACH CONN
10
14
AMIE KAVANAUGH
WHAAT?
9
15
HIGH HDCP GAME
FOURS A CROWD
8
16
MEN
AVENGERS
7.5
16.5
GEORGE HUTCHBY
PERFECT STORM
6
18
WOMEN
HIGH GAME SCRATCH
ANNAMARIA CHAVEZ
MEN
231
HAROLD MORGAN
AMIE KAVANAUGH
195
247
687
WOMEN
HIGH SERIES SCRATCH
Serving Florence since 1990
252
MEN
WOMEN
COVERED
533
HIGH HDCP SERIES
RICK HARDWICK
We’ve got you
691
LAURA MATHENY
672
SUNDAY SOCIAL LEAGUE
2/10/19
TEAMS
WINS
LOSSES
2 KIDS & 2 OLD MEN
16.0
8.0
ZERO COOL
15.0
9.0
BALES MOVING
15.0
9.0
BOOMSHAKALAKA
13.0
11.0
PIN GETTERS
13.0
11.0
CLEAR CUTTERS
10.0
14.0
HIGH HDCP SERIES
DILLY DILLY
9.0
15.0
MEN
BOWLSHEET
5.0
19.0
MEN
JOHN BERGH
610
WOMEN
MONA LIEBERENZ
business • homeowners • auto • life • health • medicare plans
A SK US ABOUT M ULTIPLE P OLICY D ISCOUNTS !
Contact Angela, Jodi or Paul to discuss your policy needs.
511
HIGH HDCP GAME
MEN
CHARLIE BULAWA
277
WOMEN
PHYLLIS LOTTON
875 Hwy 101 • Florence, OR • (541) 997-3466
www.AbelInsuranceAgency.com
250
JERRY HORNE
Get Results...List With Richard.
Richard Beaudro
Principal Broker
541 991-6677
Price Reduced
89964 Ben Bunch Rd –
North of town mini-ranch on
2.34 ac with a 3 bdrm, 2 bath
home. Includes a large barn/
shop with a full basement
storage area. Lots of room for
you and your animals out of
the wind and fog. $348,500.
#2922-18377139
1749 Highway 101 • 541-997-1200
SCRATCH GAME TEAM
2 KIDS & 2 OLD MEN
JANET SMITH
708
846
SCRATCH GAME IND
FRIDAY SENIOR TRIO LEAGUE
2/8/19
TEAMS
WINS
WINERS
1 MORE PIN
M - PATRICK HILL
248
W - BRITTANY ANDERSON
247
LOSSES
HIGH HDCP GAME TEAM
19
5
2 KIDS & 2 OLD MEN
15
9
HIGH HDCP GAME IND
1028
SEARAY
14.5
9.5
M - KEN HILL
280
PIN CHASERS
14
10
W - DEANNA FRAZIER
284
"CLOSE"RS
13
11
SCRATCH SERIES TEAM
DISABLED
12
12
2 KIDS & 2 OLD MEN
FLOWER POWER
11
13
SCRATCH SERIES IND
PIN POPPERS
9.5
14.5
M - PATRICK HILL
681
LCM
7
17
W - BRITTANY ANDERSON
657
SPARE-US
5
19
HIGH HDCP SERIES TEAM
HIGH GAME SCRATCH
2 KIDS & 2 OLD MEN
MEN
HIGH HDCP SERIES IND
HIT THAT
ED STILLMAN
LIKE
WOMEN
BUTTON!
706
WOMEN
246
PAT EDDY
2404
2950
M - KEN HILL
756
W - MAXINE JONES
760
199
HIGH SERIES SCRATCH
F ACEBOOK . COM /S IUSLAW N EWS
EMERGENCY
Living on Shaky Ground:
Prepare-Survive-Recover
PREP AREDNESS
A WLEOG Public Outreach Program
Sponsored by West Lane Emergency Operations Group
Web address: www.wleog.org
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS | ELECTRICITY
Blackout!
NOW YOU CAN LEARN
HOW TO PREPARE FOR
EMERGENCIES AND DISASTERS -
ON YOUR COMPUTER,
PHONE OR TABLET!
Go to WLEOG.ORG and click on
PREPAREDNESS CLASSES for a menu
of disaster prep subjects. Each has short
videos on different topics that you can
watch when it is convenient for you and
your family.
**SAFE WATER, SAFE SANITATION
**EMERGENCY FOOD PLANNING
AND PREPARATION
**PET CARE PLANNING
FOR DISASTERS
**ARE YOU READY?
**SENIOR CITIZEN PREPAREDNESS
**DOCUMENTATION AND
INSURANCE
W
e often think of tornadoes, earthquakes and fires when
devising our emergency preparedness plans. But what
about blackouts?
A loss of power can accompany
many major storms and can often
be the most dangerous part of the
situation. Blackouts can down-
right cripple your living situation
during the cold weather and can
cause heat issues during the
summer because they usually cut
off power to heating and cooling
systems.
• Keep your car’s gas tank at
least half full.
• Know the location and operat-
ing specifications of your electric
garage door’s manual release
lever.
• Use flashlights for emergency
lighting instead of candles or
other open flames, which can
pose a great risk of fire.
Prevention states that food can
last four to six hours in case of a
power outage.
• Leave on one light so that
you’ll know when your power
returns.
• Turn off or disconnect appli-
ances and electronics that were
in use when the power went out.
When power returns, it can do so
in surges that can cause serious
BEFORE A BLACKOUT DURING A BLACKOUT damage.
• Never run a generator inside a
To prepare for a blackout, the
• Keep refrigerator and freezer
home or garage.
American Red Cross recommends doors closed to keep your food as
• Listen to local stations on
you do the following:
fresh as possible. If you must eat
your battery-operated radio for
• Build an emergency kit and
food that was refrigerated or fro-
updated information.
share communications plans
zen, check it for spoilage. The
with family members.
Centers for Disease Control and
In addition to the classes, the WLEOG.ORG web-
site has extremely useful information on NATURAL
HAZARDS and EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS.
Each of these has videos on various topics that
explain the hazards the Pacifi c Northwest faces, and
how to prepare for them.
For more information, visit these websites:
A MERICAN R ED C ROSS — WWW . REDCROSS . ORG
C ITY OF F LORENCE — WWW . CI . FLORENCE . OR . US
FEMA — WWW . READY . GOV
L ANE C OUNTY — WWW . LANECOUNTY . ORG
S IUSLAW V ALLEY F IRE AND R ESCUE — WWW . SVFR . ORG
WLEOG — WWW . WLEOG . ORG
Sponsored by
C ENTRAL
L INCOLN PUD
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S TREETS I NSURANCE
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