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Florence Cleaning LLC -
Licensed, Bonded, & Insured,
Provides Consistent, High
Quality Residential Cleaning.
Call today at 541-999-5033
or Book atwww.fl orence-
cleaning.com
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted
1285 Restobar Kitchen
Help - Hiring for Line Cook,
Prep Cook & Dishwasher.
Please apply in person
at1285 Bay Street.
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.
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.
Carpenter - Rate of pay $16-
27 an hour depending upon
experience. Paid Holidays
and vacation. Email resume
tofl orencebuilder@gmail.
com.
Dairy Queen – Full-time,
Part-time, Day & Night Shifts.
Flexible hours. Competitive
wages. Entry level to Leader-
ship positions. Need energet-
ic personalities to fi ll all po-
sitions. Great working team
environment. Apply in person
or email mrssilvermann@
yahoo.com for applications.
Driftwood Shores Resort
is currently accepting ap-
plications for experienced
housekeepers, housemen,
janitors and a full-time win-
dow washer. An overall un-
derstanding of hotel cleaning
procedures is preferred. Must
have strong communication
skills, a positive attitude and
reliable transportation. Se
habla espanol. Please apply
in person.
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Description and application
are available at portofsiuslaw.
com and at the Port offi ce
located at 100 Harbor St.
Florence, Oregon.Questions
call 541-997-3426.
Low Miles, One Owner.
Trades Welcome
$11,995
Stk#20U40
2016 FORD C-MAX
ENERGY SEL
Low Miles. Trades Welcome
$14,995 Stk#20U43
2017 FORD C-MAX
ENERGY SE
Trades Welcome
$14,995 Stk#20U34
2019 FORD FUSION
HYBRID SEL
$20,995 Stk#20U38
PRIVATE IN-HOME CAREGIV-
ING – 15 years’ experience.
Insurance and private pay
only. Call Gail 541-999-9276.
2019 KIA NIRO
TOURING
Loaded! Low Miles
Trades Welcome
MERCHANDISE
.
$24,995 Stk#20U35A
Medical Equipment
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.
2012 CHEVY
MALIBU
Low Miles, Well Equipped!
Was $11,995
Sale – $9,995
Stk#19T55B
Wanted Misc.
Will Pay Cash
for vinyl records,
old hot wheels &
other toys,
antiques &
collectibles,
old hunting &
fi shing items.
Florence area.
Call:
425-387-6925.
Maintenance III/
Groundskeeper - The Port
of Siuslaw is hiring for a full
time position to perform
janitorial, grounds, fueling,
and maintenance.Full job
description atwww.portof-
siuslaw.comor at 100 Harbor
Street.Applications close
November 4, 2020 at 5pm.
Corner East lot for a home &
guest house, in-city, some
fenced, some river view.
$72,000. Call 541-902-1996.
Port of Siuslaw - Accepting
applications for Camp
Host.This is a year round,
volunteer position. Computer
experience required. Camp
Host experience preferred.
Must have own RV. Respon-
sibilities include RV Park
and Marina reservations,
registration, security checks,
and janitorial duties.Benefi ts
include RV space, utilities, ca-
ble TV, Wi-Fi and propane. Job
2010 TOYOTA
PRIUS II
Work Wanted
REAL ESTATE
Mechanic & Tow Truck
Driver -Both positions
arefull or part-time.Must
have valid driver’s li-
cense.Willing to train.Apply
at Florence Rv and Auto-
motive.4390 Hwy. 101,
Florence.
2150 Hwy. 101. Florence
Lots For Sale
MH Space For Lease
Mobile Home Space for
Lease. Call: 541-902-1996.
$725/mo. – Offi ce Space
behind New Concepts Salon.
Newly remolded. Approx.
700sq. ft. Wi-Fi, Water &
Garbage included. 541-999-
1072.
AUTOMOTIVE
Vehicles
2016 SUBARU
IMPRESSA
5 dr wagon, 2.5i
Premium, AWD,
18K mi., Htd
seats, serv. rec.,
Like new.
$17,000
541-999-9315
1989/G20 CHEVY
VAN STARCRAFT
Conversion.
Dependable ride, 350
V-8, fuel Inj. Service
records, new tags,
new exhaust,
rare find. $4,900
541-790-9988
2011 LINCOLN MKZ
55,785 Miles,
custom wheels,
luxury, “Loaded”
No dents
$11,000
503-382-7485
2008 JAYCO
GREYHAWK 31 SS
D
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17K, mi., V10 Triton
fuel Inj., power slide-
out, awning, steps,
rear camera,
loaded, clean. Local.
$39,000
760-851-5277
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541-997-7653
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WESTLAKE
7 Tips for Readying Your Outdoor Power
Equipment for Winter Storage Prep
Equipment for Season Changes, Save Time
and Future Headaches
(NAPSI)—After your
lawn gets its last cut
before winter, it will
be time to put away
spring and summer out-
door power equipment,
like lawn mowers, leaf
blowers, and trimmers.
What’s next? Snow
throwers,
generators
and other small engine
equipment need to be
readied for winter use.
How and when you pre-
pare your equipment for
seasonal changes can
save you time and mon-
ey later, says the Out-
door Power Equipment
Institute (OPEI).
With record-breaking
sales of outdoor power
equipment, homeowners
are spending more time
during the COVID-19
pandemic working or
renovating their family
yards. This means more
people are using outdoor
power equipment, and
OPEI reminds everyone
the importance of proper
outdoor power equip-
ment storage, mainte-
nance and safe handling.
“During this very
challenging pandemic,
we’ve learned our out-
door spaces are more
important than ever,”
says Kris Kiser, Presi-
dent and CEO of OPEI
and the TurfMutt Foun-
dation, which encour-
ages outdoor learning
experiences, steward-
ship of our green spaces,
and care for all living
landscapes. “Our yards,
parks and schoolyards
are our safe space for
connecting with friends
and family, acting as
outdoor classrooms and
offi ces. Green space also
contributes to the health
and wellbeing of people,
pets and wildlife, and
having the right outdoor
power equipment to take
care of it is key. But
preparation is everything
—understanding how to
store equipment and get
it serviced, how to oper-
ate it safely, and how to
ready your space to use
that equipment.”
He adds, “Always
follow your manufac-
turer’s guidelines, and
remember to keep kids
and dogs away from op-
erating equipment at all
times.”
Here are a few tips
from OPEI to ensure
your lawn mower and
other spring equipment
will be available for use
when warmer tempera-
tures return, and snow
throwers and other win-
ter equipment will be
ready for use when the
snow falls.
owner’s
1.Review
manuals. Re-familiar-
ize yourself with how
to handle equipment
safely. Lost manuals can
be found online. Save a
copy on your computer
if possible, so it can be
consulted when needed.
Be familiar with your
equipment, and all its
features, including how
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Siuslaw Outreach Ser-
vices: Special Victims
Advocate- Advocate and
provide support for survivors
of domestic violence, sexual
assault, sex traffi cking and
stalking and management
of Safe House.Must be able
to work with diverse popula-
tions and survivors of violent
crime. Must be able to pass
background check and drug
screen. One-year experience
as a professional or intern
in a social service program
preferred. 20-25 hrs. pr wk.,
plus On-call 1-2 weeks per
month.Pay Rate:$16.25
per hr., additional stipend
on on-call days, paid holiday
and vacation days. Open until
fi lled. How to apply:Send
cover letter and resume
to:exec@fl orencesos.org.
Le Chateau - Housekeeping
& Desk Clerk – Apply in
person at 1084 Highway 101.
Starting pay at $12.50/hr.
McDonalds Crew –Seeking
enthusiastic & outgoing in-
dividuals looking for fl exible
schedule up to 30hrs/wk.
Apply in store or online @
restaurantjobs.mcdonalds.
com.
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2.Service all equip-
ment. Before storing
spring and summer
equipment, clean and
service it or take it to a
small engine repair shop.
Drain and change engine
oil and safely dispose of
the old oil. Service the
air fi lter, and do other
maintenance as directed
by the owner’s manual.
Check winter equipment
and see if any mainte-
nance and repairs are
required.
3.Handle fuel prop-
erly. Unused fuel left
in gas tanks over the
winter can go stale and
even damage equip-
ment. Before storing
equipment, add fuel sta-
bilizer to the gas tank,
then run the equipment
to distribute it. Turn the
engine off, allow the
machine to cool, then
restart and run until the
gas tank is empty. For
winter equipment, buy
the recommended type
of fuel no more than 30
days before use. Use fuel
with no more than 10%
ethanol in outdoor pow-
er equipment. Use a fuel
stabilizer if recommend-
ed by the manufacturer.
Get more information
on safe fueling for out-
door power equipment at
LookBeforeYouPump.
com.
4.Charge the battery.
Remove and fully charge
batteries before storing.
Don’t store batteries on
metal shelves or allow
them to touch metal
objects. Store them on
a plastic or wood shelf
in a climate-controlled
structure.
5.Shelter equipment
from winter weather.
Store spring and summer
equipment in a clean and
dry place such as a ga-
rage, barn or shed. Win-
ter equipment should
be kept away from the
elements, but be easily
available for use.
6.Prepare, prepare,
prepare. Make space
in the garage or base-
ment before the weath-
er changes, so there is
room to store larger yard
items. Clean up the yard
of sticks, debris, dog
and kid’s toys and other
items that can damage
or destroy equipment.
Clear the paths used reg-
ularly in your yard, espe-
cially during the winter
when snow can “hide”
things.
7.Have the right
weather appropriate
extension cord for your
generator. Keep heavy
duty weather proof ex-
tension cords on hand
to use with it. Ensure
the length of the cord
is necessary to operate
the generator a safe dis-
tance from the house or
building. Never operate
a generator indoors, in
a garage, breezeway or
under an open window.
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REEDSPORT
INFORMATION
Office Hours:
8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday through Thursday
8 a.m. to Noon
Friday
Phone:
541-997-3441
Fax:
541-997-7979
Address:
148 Maple St.
PO Box 10
Florence, OR 97439
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COAST REAL ESTATE
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PO BOX C
FLORENCE, OR 97439
For Every Real Estate Listing in Town,
See: www.trhunter.com
1780 Kingwood St – Terrif-
ic investment opportunity
with Kingwood St front-
age. Approx. 16’x48’ of re-
tail space, 20’x48’ heated
workshop, and 2300 sqft
of additional shop space
with 12’x12’ door. Corner
lot with fenced area for
additional storage or fl ex
space. $445,000. #3132-
20152485
1361 1st St – Rare com-
mercial/residential property
just a block from Bay Street!
This beautiful, custom-built
gem is a gorgeous place to
work and call home. Live in
the heart of Old Town Flor-
ence. Walk to your favorite
coffee shop, restaurants
and boardwalk. $590,000.
#3085-20045610
1749 Highway 101 • 541-997-1200
Mapleton 3 home sites on
1.64 Acre. Two
existing homes and a third
site with RV parking site
& cabin plans. 2 bdrm,
2 bath river front home
w/1296 sq. ft. of living
space. 2nd residence has
2 bdrms, 1 bath, & is 932
sq. ft. $569,000
List #997/20661502
Great 3 bdrm, 2 bath, starter home or
investment property located just north of
Florence City Limits. Plenty of parking.
Spacious open fl oorplan. .35 Acre lot has
lots of possibilities. $229,950
List #973/20264701
Just Reduced
Two bdrm, 1 bath home right in the heart
of Florence. 896 sq. ft. of living space.
Featuring a covered patio, large front yard
& larger fenced-in back yard. Shed &
carport. Room to park RV or toys.
$199,500 List #995/20668341
Two acre parcel located on Herman Cape
Road just north of Florence. Property has
a well in place and septic approval. This
beautiful lot has the potential for Ocean
Views for your dream country home.
$300,000 List #994/20624017
.25 Acre lot located in the gated
community of Wisteria at Sandpines.
Neighborhood features upscale homes
& lots of native landscaping. Central
location near to amenities & recreation.
$72,900 List #986/20320872