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Medical Equipment
Florence Cleaning LLC–
Licensed bonded & insured,
is now providing professional
residential cleaning. Call
today 541-999-5033 or book
at www.fl orencecleaning.
com.
Portable Oxygen Concen-
trator May Be Covered by
Medicare! Reclaim inde-
pendence and mobility with
the compact design and
long-lasting battery of Inogen
One. Free information kit! Call
855-792-9764.
Yard work
wanted!
Local lifetime
resident, Vietnam
Vet, reasonable
rates,
professional &
courteous. Mowing,
hedge trimming,
hauling, brush
removal etc.
541-999-4656
Will Trade - Want Large Scott
1,000 single play toilet paper.
I have 12ct. Mega Quilted
Northern. 541-902-0885.
House For Rent
Auto Technician – Must
have experience, driver’s
license, own tools? & wanting
to work. Apply in person at
J&J Automotive, 1885 42nd
Street, Florence.
$800-900 – Furnished house
for rent near Highway 101 &
Rhody. 541-999-9640.
Central Lincoln PUD - is
hiring for a Customer Service
Representative at their Reed-
sport location.For complete
description and to apply
http://clpud.org/employ-
ment/. Closes 3/31/20. EOE.
The Shippin’ Shack
Customer Service Rep-
resentative – FT, Currently
accepting applications for
a counter clerk. Seeking
individual with outstanding
customer service, outgoing
personality, good conversa-
tion skills, attention to detail,
typing and computer skills a
must, coachable and able to
work in a fast pace environ-
ment. Staring pay depends
on experience.
Dump & Log Truck Drivers
- $19-22/hr. D.O.E. 541-999-
9464.
4dr, sun roof
$2,900
541-999-9301
Want To Trade
Help Wanted
Caregivers –Spruce Point
–Looking for people who
have a passion for working
w/seniors.Wage DOE.Please
apply in person @ 375
9thStreet, across from the
hospital.
1999 BUICK
CENTURY LTD
Heating furnace for sale. For
small home. Like new, brand
Carrier, original price $1200,
asking $700. Leave message
541-999-5200.
REAL ESTATE
Caregiver or CNA – NEW
COMPETITIVE WAGE SCALE
$15 per hour, lots of hours
& shifts! Paid Training. New
Horizon’s In-home care. 398
Hwy. 101. 541-997-8115.
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NOTICES
Miscellaneous
EMPLOYMENT
Bookkeeper/Secretary
– Mapleton Fire Board is
looking for a bookkeeper/
secretary. Can work at home,
PT hours. Send resume to:
Mapleton Fire Dept., Attn:
hiring committee, PO Box
362, Mapleton, OR 97453.
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MERCHANDISE
Cleaning Services
Yard Care
MAPLETON
2010 KEYSTONE
HIDEOUT 21’
Very good shape.
$9,900 obo.
Located in Florence,
OR. Call or text
559-994-6294
AUTOMOTIVE
JAZZY POWERCHAIR
Vehicles
Heavy Duty -
400lbs,
like new.
$450
541-902-9195
2019 BULLET 27’
NEW
By Keystone.
1 slide out, light
weight, used
once. $26,500
559-392-4652
1933 CHEVROLET MASTER
EAGLE TOWN SEDAN
With intergral
trunk. Independent
front ends, rack &
pinion steering.
541-747-3269
Call Don for price.
REDUCED
15’ HYDRA SPORTS BASS BOAT
As stable as a
barge, as fast as
the new boats at a
fraction of the cost.
Motor and a
perfect fi t trailer.
$1,200.
541-991-6677
2003 MONACO
WINDSOR
★★REDUCED★★
40ft., 2 slides,
Low mi., No smoke,
No pets.
Lots of extras.
$49,900
Local 916-761-4151
1972 VINTAGE
HOLIDAIRE TRAVEL
TRAILER 22’
Restored &
beautiful
$7,000 obo
call/text:
541-999-7524
McDonalds Crew –Seeking
enthusiastic & outgoing in-
dividuals looking for fl exible
schedule up to 30hrs/wk.
Apply in store or online @
restaurantjobs.mcdonalds.
com.
1996 FORD TAURUS
Painter- Looking for experi-
enced painter. Valid driver’s
license, able to lift 60lbs,
climb ladders, painting
interior/exterior of residential
projects. $15/hr., DOE. Con-
tact Tracy Wolfard Painting to
apply 541-902-2977.
4dr, recently ser-
viced & oil change,
runs very well, very
clean, great little
driver - Serviced at
Tony’s. New tranny
2014. $2,750
541-997-4980
NOTICE OF BUDGET
COMMITTEE VIRTUAL
MEETING
A PUBLIC MEETING OF
THE Budget Committee
of the Siuslaw School
District, Lane County,
State of Oregon, to dis-
cuss the budget for the
fi scal year July 1, 2020
to June 30, 2021. The
budget will be posted
on the district website
on April 8th, 2020 at
5pm. The meeting will
take place virtually on
April 8, 2020 at 6:00
p.m. Members of the
committee and pub-
lic can access the link
to join the meeting
remotely on the dis-
trict website at www.
siuslaw.k12.or.us. The
purpose of the meeting
is to receive the budget
message. If you do not
have internet access
or a way to review the
budget electronically,
a copy of the budget
document may be re-
quested to be mailed to
you on a fl ash drive by
calling the district offi ce
at 541-997-2651. This is
a public meeting where
deliberation of the Bud-
get Committee will take
place.
Additional notice and
information may be
located on the Siuslaw
School District website:
www.siuslaw.k12.or.us.
Publication Dates:
March 28, & April 4,
2020
Visit us on the web
www.thesiuslawnews.com
2011 ROADTREK
190 Popular,
14,555 mi.,
AC/heat pump,
fully contained,
upgrades, like
new. $50,000
541-997-5393
2006 CHEVY
COBALT
5 speed,
35+ MPG
$3,200
425-772-4395
INVITATION FOR BIDS
City of Florence
Sealed Bids for the
Safe Routes to School
Improvements proj-
ect for the City of Flor-
ence, Lane County,
Oregon (Owner) will
be received by the City
Recorder or Recorder’s
designee at the City of
Florence, 250 Hwy 101
North, Florence, Ore-
gon 97439, until 2:00
p.m. (PDT) April 16th,
2020. Bids received af-
ter this time will not be
accepted.
Bids will be opened
publicly and read aloud
immediately following
the specifi ed closing
time. All interested
parties are invited to
attend. Subcontractor
declarations must be
submitted to the above
mentioned City repre-
sentative no later than
4:00 p.m. (PDT) April
16th, 2020.
The work on this proj-
ect is for public work. A
brief description of the
scope of work is provid-
ed below:
Safe
Routes
to
School Improvements
– Base Bid:
Furnish all labor,
equipment and mate-
rials as required for the
Safe Routes to School
Improvements project
on 27th and 26th Street
including intersections
with Oak Street and a
portion of Pine Street,
consisting of standard
curb & gutter, standard
concrete
sidewalk,
standard driveway, pe-
destrian ramps, HMAC
– Level 3 patching and
pathway paving, aggre-
gate base, painted road
striping, 12” thermo-
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plastic crosswalks, and
associated adjustments
and relocations as re-
quired for a complete
installation.
This project also con-
tains two additive alter-
nates:
Additive
Alternate
A: Improvements on
the south side of 27th
Street consisting of
standard curb & gut-
ter, standard concrete
sidewalk,
standard
driveway, pedestrian
ramps, HMAC – Level 3
patching and pathway
paving, aggregate base,
painted road striping,
12” thermoplastic cross-
walks, and associated
adjustments and relo-
cations as required for a
complete
Additive
Alternate
B: Improvements at
the intersections of
34TH, 33RD, 32ND,
31ST, 30TH, 29TH,
28TH, 25TH, 24TH,
23RD, 22ND, and 21ST
Street and Oak Street,
consisting of standard
curb & gutter, standard
concrete
sidewalk,
standard driveway, pe-
destrian ramps, HMAC
– Level 3 patching and
pathway paving, aggre-
gate base, painted road
striping, 12” thermo-
plastic crosswalks, and
associated adjustments
and relocations as re-
quired for a complete
installation.
Bidding Documents
may be examined at the
following locations:
Civil West Engineering
Services, Inc.
486 E Street; Coos Bay,
OR 97420
Ph: 541-266-8601;
fax: 541-266-8681
City of Florence
250 Hwy 101 North
Florence, OR 97439
Bidding Documents
can also be examined
on line at the following
location:
To be eligible to Bid
and be listed on plan
holders’ list, bidders
must download Bid-
ding Documents and/
or purchase them
from Engineer. Com-
plete digital project
bidding
documents
are available for Proj-
ect #6949851 www.
civilwest.com
under
Current Bidding. You
may download the dig-
ital plan documents for
$20.00. Please contact
QuestCDN at 952-233-
1632 or info@questcdn.
com for assistance in
free-membership reg-
istration, downloading,
and working with this
digital project informa-
tion. An optional paper
set of project docu-
ments is available for
a nonrefundable price
of $140 per set which
includes
applicable
sales tax and shipping.
Please make your check
payable to Civil West
Engineering Services
and send it 486 E Street,
Coos Bay, OR 97420.
Please contact us at
541-266-8601 if you
have any questions.
Contractors are en-
couraged to perform
a walk-through of the
project prior to bid to
-
familiarize themselves
with the project.
Bidders must be qual-
ifi ed to perform the
work properly and to
comply with applicable
laws and bonding re-
quirements.
This contract is for
public work and is sub-
ject to ORS 279C.800
to 279C.870. Prevailing
wage rates for public
works’ contracts in Ore-
gon are required for this
project. No bid will be
received or considered
by the Owner unless the
bid contains: 1) a state-
ment that bidder will
comply with the provi-
sions of ORS 279C.840
2) a statement as to
whether the bidder is a
resident bidder as de-
fi ned in ORS 279A.120.
Dated this 23RD day of
March, 2020.
By order of:
Mike Miller
Title: Public Works
Director
Publication
Dates:
March 28 & April 1, 2020
Did You Know?
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ing a ‘protection-first’ finan-
cial planning approach,”
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For help strategizing for
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Advocating for a strict
code of ethics for timeshare
companies, transparency
in their sales techniques,
and for the rights of all time-
share owners, the Coalition
to Reform Timeshare is col-
lecting stories of problems
with timeshare ownership.
Join the coalition or share
your story at www.Reform-
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More than 30 million
Americans have diabetes
and all too many of them
have trouble paying for vital
medication. To help, Mann-
Kind offers rapid-acting,
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discount. Learn more at
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You can protect against
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tal Assure, Washington Na-
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plements existing health in-
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or accident. Learn more at
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Older adults are con-
sistently more threatened
by fi re than any other age
group—but you can keep
your home safe. Learn how
from the Electrical Safety
Foundation International,
the premier nonprofi t orga-
nization dedicated exclu-
sively to promoting elec-
trical safety at home and
in the workplace, at www.
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esfi .org.
When Mother Nature
sends rough weather to
toughen skin, the good
news is she also created
a way to soften it up again.
Notably, Aunt Sue’s Raw
& Unfi ltered Honey and
other products you may
already have right in your
own kitchen. Learn more
at www.siouxhoney.com/
beauty.
According to the Agricul-
ture Council of America,
the national organization
charged with promoting
National Ag Day, this year’s
theme is Agriculture: Food
for Life. To fi nd out more
about National Ag Day on
March 20, visit agday.org.
Good negotiating skills
are learned over time and,
when done well, can pro-
vide many benefi ts. How-
ever, new fi ndings from
a University of Phoenix
survey found that while
almost 60 percent of men
are comfortable negotiating
their salary, only 42 percent
of women say the same.
An American is acciden-
tally injured every second
by a preventable event.
Fortunately, fi nancial relief
can come from pre-settle-
ment funding from Law-
Cash. It’s not a loan. If the
case is lost, claimants owe
nothing. Learn more at
www.lawcash.net and (800)
LAW-CASH.
There are many fun and
creative ways to incorpo-
rate California sweet pota-
toes, rich with antioxidants
and loaded with dietary
fi ber, into everyday meals.
For recipes and other infor-
mation, visit www.casweet-
potatoes.com.
A properly operating
brake system helps ensure
safe vehicle operation, ad-
vises the Car Care Council.
It offers a free custom ser-
vice schedule to help car
owners remember to have
their brakes inspected. For
a free “Car Care Guide”
and more information, visit
www.carcare.org.
“Ninety percent of Ray-
naud’s sufferers don’t seek
treatment and too many
physicians pay short shrift
to those who do,” says
Lynn Wunderman, founder
and chair of the Raynaud’s
Association. Learn more,
including how you can help,
at www.raynauds.org.
During National School
Choice Week, millions of
students, parents, teach-
ers, schools, organizations
and community groups
host events and activities
to connect with parents and
communities—celebrations
such as school fairs, open
houses, information ses-
sions and student show-
cases.
Great reading ideas—
tracking the human journey
and a heart-pounding mys-
tery—are available from
www.BookTrib.com. There
you can also subscribe to
the weekly newsletter of
information and ideas for
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Phone:
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Fax:
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Address:
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PO Box 10
Florence, OR 97439
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Classified Ads & Vehicle/
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your next enjoyable book.
A puppy named Mulligan
is the new voice for the
TurfMutt Foundation, says
his new owner and guard-
ian, Kris Kiser, President of
the organization. The aim
is to show how everyone
can help save the plan-
et, starting with their own
backyard. Learn more at
www.TurfMutt.com.
“Alive Days” for veter-
ans mark the anniversary
when they almost died
serving their country. DAV
(Disabled American Veter-
ans), a nonprofi t that helps
veterans get their benefi ts
and services, honors them
through online articles and
podcasts. Learn about
support available to vet-
erans of all generations at
www.DAV.org.
A fascinating story of a
toy giant and its incredible
leader, “Kid Number One”
is a thorough narrative of
the Hassenfelds, the Has-
bro toy conglomerate they
built, and their abundance
of international kindness.
For more reading ideas,
visit www.BookTrib.com
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ly newsletter.
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COAST REAL ESTATE
Each Offi ce is Independently
Owned and Operated
COAST REAL ESTATE
100 HIGHWAY 101
PO BOX C
FLORENCE, OR 97439
.17 Acre lot located just minutes north of
Florence City Limits. Established
north-lakes neighborhood. Great
development potential for your coastal
retreat. Just blocks from Sutton Lake
access. $30,000 List #962/20508833
1870 H WY 126, S UITE A
PO B OX 3040
F LORENCE , OR
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LYNNETTE WIKSTROM
Secluded single level ranch style
home on 2.82 acres located within
a mile of the Ocean. Two bdrm,
2 bath home with 2364 sq. ft. of
living space. Oversized garage &
shop. Large deck with built in BBQ.
$545,000 List #953/20283533
Three bdrm 2 bath home in Greentrees
Village located at the top of the hill in a
cozy cul-de-sac location. Kitchen & dining
room have great storage. Master suite with
jetted tub & double vanity. Laundry room
with W&D. $219,500 List #935/19295737
5B
Great corner lot in the gated community of
Fawn Ridge East. Build your dream home
Rare 4.54 Acre lot just inside Florence
in this scenic neighborhood with
City Limits, but in the beach area. Minutes
underground utilities and City Sewer
from shopping, schools & all the amenities
available. Beach access just over a mile that Florence has to offer. Septic approval.
away. $69,900 List #917/19373074
$215,000 List #963/20138253
In town 3-bdrm, 1 bath home on a great
in-town corner lot. 1056 sq. ft. of living
space. One car garage currently used as
bonus room. Great starter or investment
home. $254,900 List #949/20217550
2.19 acre lot located in the Reserve at
Heceta Lakes just north of Florence.
Wooded lot offers privacy & wind
protection. Septic approval on fi le.
$130,000 List #865/18087088