SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2015
Go ‘green’ at the Florence Green Fair today
Ready to go “green”? Learn
how at the sixth annual
Florence Green Fair on
Saturday, May 2, from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m., at the Florence
Events Center.
“Living green” is not just a
catch phrase anymore. It’s the
direction more and more peo-
ple are taking as the impor-
tance of protecting the environ-
ment stays in the forefront.
Now, “living green” means
making changes to lifestyles —
changes that are environmen-
tally friendly and sustainable.
To further these efforts, the
Siuslaw News and KCST
Radio worked with an active
organizing committee that
strives to improve the fair
experience each year. This
year’s fair will be the best ever.
Bring the family and come
celebrate community while
immersing yourself in the
pleasures of sustainability.
This year, the fair has part-
nered with area educators and
vendors for a day of fun for all
ages, including visual displays,
homegrown flavors, hands-on
crafts for children of all ages
and music featuring Marty
Adams.
Exhibits, seminars and inter-
active activities are scheduled
throughout the day at the
Florence Events Center, 715
Quince St.
A new addition to this year’s
Green Fair is the Kid Zone,
sponsored by Central Coast
Disposal, Pest Tech and
Pioneer Recycling. This special
area will feature interactive
craft projects and a planting
station.
The first 100 youth to attend
the fair will receive a super-
recycler cape.
Also on hand is the Repair 2
Reuse café. Bring your pants
that need a button replaced or a
small appliance that isn’t work-
ing and have them repaired for
free. Have a computer prob-
lem? Stop by the café for a free
consultation.
Admission to the Florence
Green Fair is $2 for adults and
free for all children accompa-
nied by an adult. However,
anyone who brings a used plas-
tic planter pot to be recycled
will receive free admission.
Whether it is about recy-
cling, using less energy or pro-
tecting the soil, air and food we
eat, the Green Fair will offer
ideas and solutions for adopt-
ing a greener lifestyle.
Siuslaw Middle School third quarter honor roll students
Sixth Grade
Blake, Kya Ashlynn 4.00
Blankenship, Brea Ann 4.00
Blankenship, Elijah David 4.00
Desoto, Steven Allan 4.00
Foskett, Jacob Niles 4.00
Fusaro, Matthew Maui 4.00
Garcia, Hector Axiel 4.00
Huff, Alison Elizabeth 4.00
Jagoe, Laena Marie 4.00
Johnson, Tyler Bryan 4.00
Klump, Alexander, M. 4.00
Loomis, Skyler Seth 4.00
Osbon, Andrea Jean 4.00
Tanikawa, James Paul 4.00
Flores, Lilyjana Jovita 3.88
Rasmussen, Hannah Rose 3.83
Rau, John F. 3.82
Prociw, Mason Shawn 3.80
Mcclellan, Liam Joseph 3.78
Freudenthal, Gracie Ann 3.75
Halpin, Ellie Marie 3.73
Rogers, Landon John 3.71
Anderson, Faith Lynn 3.67
Coday, Faith Marie 3.67
Knapp, Alyssa Ann 3.67
Moore, Elizabeth 3.67
Rollin, Nina Louise 3.67
South, Jessica Faith 3.67
Smith, Kaylee Jadyn 3.64
Hine, Danielle A 3.63
Garcia-Galvan, Lizbeth 3.60
Jennings, Ryan James 3.57
Bax, Hailey Alyssa 3.54
Dalrymple, Alexis Elaine 3.50
Libby, Brady Logan 3.50
Seventh grade:
Aaron, Nina Grace 4.00
Aho, Terrance James 4.00
Blakely, Layla Louise 4.00
Bogart, Cole A 4.00
Brooks, Geri Rose Faye 4.00
Bush, Abigail Rose 4.00
Goldsmith, Natalie Mae 4.00
Grover-Berg, Shakina 4.00
Hatch, Tania Vanessa Rose
4.00
Heckathorn, Brandon 4.00
Hine, Tiffany S. 4.00
Jensen, Brendon Breen 4.00
Larson, Kelsey Ann 4.00
Northrop, Jared Austin 4.00
Olmstead, Olivia Jane 4.00
Rannow, Hannah Marie 4.00
Robertson, Caelia 4.00
Rosinbaum, Elizabeth 4.00
Wells, Amelia Rose 4.00
Wells, Lillian Celeste 4.00
Brown, Serenity Grace 3.83
Cahoon, Brooklyn Elise 3.83
Steiner, Samuel R 3.83
Fleming, Margot Faith 3.82
Hennessee, Caleb Jd 3.82
Erickson, Trinity Autumn 3.80
Ramirez, Ramiro 3.80
Fuller, Destani Rae 3.69
Owens, Jordon David 3.69
Crader, Hana Lynn 3.67
Fleming Jr, Cai William 3.67
Foglio, Dayson Jacob 3.60
Vaughan, Wendy 3.60
Annin, Kyllie Ivory 3.56
Bolkan, Justice Renee 3.50
Debary, Mystic Dawn 3.50
Hurley, Elissa I. 3.50
Rodriguez, Amara 3.50
encouragement and hospitality.
Many of the athletes have
returned to the Tri/Du each
year because of its enthusiastic
volunteers.
The commitment is only one
day and all volunteers will
receive a free T-shirt and enjoy
the day supporting these won-
derful athletes.
This year, the event will be
doing something a little differ-
ent and awarding a monetary
donation of $250 to the organi-
zation that recruits the most
volunteers.
This can be a civic club, ath-
letic club, homeowners associ-
ation or similar type of group.
Don’t forget to include your
organization’s name when reg-
istering. If your group has the
most volunteers present on
May 9, your organization will
be awarded a $250 check.
Safety, caring and integrity
are priorities at Dunes City
Hall and Best in the West
Events, so come out, get
involved and have a great time.
If you have a few hours to
spare and want to be a part of
this event, contact volunteer
coordinator Renee Green
at 541-997-3338 or email
permits@dunescityor.com to
On May 6, Dan Clements of
Friends of Florence will speak
at the Van Fans meeting,
beginning at 11:45 a.m. at
The Shorewood.
Lunch is served at noon
for $8.50 and everyone is wel-
come. Volunteers are needed.
For more information, call
Karen Lee at 541-997-9669.
CITY LIGHTS CINEMAS
1930 Hwy 101 • Florence, OR 97439
Showtimes: May 1-7, 2015
$9 Regular/$8 Senior or Student/$7.50 Matinee/
$7 Child/$6.50 Member
NEW: Avengers: Age of Ultron 2D - 141 min (PG-13) –
A whole summer of fi reworks packed into one movie. It doesn’t just go
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Fri, Sat: 11:50am, 2:20, 3:00, 6:00, 7:30, 9:10 | Sun: 1:00, 4:10, 7:20
Mon, Wed, Thu: 12:00, 3:15, 6:30, 7:30 | Tue: 12:00, 3:15, 6:30, 8:00
Danny Collins - 106 min (R) – “Al Pacino in lovable scamp mode.”
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Fri, Sat: 2:30, 7:00 | Sun: 3:20, 5:20 | Mon, Tue, Thu: 2:30, 7:20 | Wed: 2:30
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Lowder, Audrey Paige 4.00
Scheer, Samantha Rose 4.00
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Wells, Marissa Christine 4.00
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Lydick, Alyssa Christine 3.83
Keppol, Jessalynn Riley 3.80
Messick, Bailey Makayla 3.75
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Wilkinson, Nicholas 3.67
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Annual Dunes City Triathlon seeks event volunteers
DUNES CITY — Dunes
City Hall, along with Best in
the West Events, needs volun-
teers for the Oregon Dunes
Triathlon and Duathlon on
Saturday, May 9, from 6:45
a.m. to approximately 1 p.m.
Volunteers provide invalu-
able assistance in making this
event run smoothly. As this
event grows and expands, there
is a greater need for additional
volunteer support to ensure the
safety of the participating ath-
letes.
Volunteers also play a vital
support role for all of the ath-
letes by providing lots of
Clements to speak at
Van Fans Wednesday
register as a volunteer.
Anyone interested in volun-
teering can also come to Dunes
City Hall, 82877 Spruce St., in
Westlake and get signed up in
person.
NEW: Monkey Kingdom - 81 min (G) – Tina Fey Narrates! “Monkey
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Fothergill have produced a simian Cinderella.” – St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Fri, Sat: 12:10, 5:30, 9:30 | Sun: 1:20, 5:50, 8:00
Mon, Wed, Thu: 12:30, 3:00, 5:20 | Tue: 12:30, 3:00
NEW: Seymour: An Introduction - 84 min (PG) – Directed by Ethan
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Fri, Sat: 12:20, 5:00 | Sun: 3:10, 7:45 | Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu: 12:20, 5:10
NEW: While We’re Young - 97 min (R) – “Noah Baumbach’s sensa-
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ups to run out and see.” New York Daily News
Fri: 12:30, 3:10, 6:10, 8:30 | Sat: 3:45, 6:10, 8:30 | Sun: 12:50, 3:15, 5:30,
7:50
Mon, Tue, Thu: 12:10, 2:30, 5:00, 7:20 | Wed: 12:10, 3:30, 7:20
Special Events:
An Honest Liar - 90 min –The story of Amazing Randi? Amazing. You
won’t see what’s coming.
Sun: 1:10 – Encore Screening
Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny - 180 min (NR) – From Royal
Opera House
Sat: 12:00 | Wed: 6:00 - Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill’s masterpiece
Inside the Mind of Leonardo in 2D - 85 min (NR) –
True Story Tuesday
Tue: 6:00 - Based on the artist’s private journals dating from the Italian
Renaissance
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Low-cost spay, neuter clinics return to FAHS
Dr. Ron Titterington of
Eugene has put the Florence
Area Humane Society back in
the business of spaying and
neutering cats and dogs.
According
to
Shelter
Manager Barb Hall, low-cost
Spay and Neuter Clinics are
now held every Wednesday
with the help of Titterington.
Call the shelter, 541-997-
4277, to make an appointment.
Spay surgery for a female
cat costs $65 and neuter sur-
gery for males is $50. Spay and
neuter surgeries for dogs range
between $150 and $200.
Vaccinations and micro-
chipping are available for sur-
gical patients.
Visit the Siuslaw News
online at
WWW.THESIUSLAWNEWS.COM
COURTS
Florence Municipal Court
April 28
Michael Vincent Bauer
pleaded guilty to criminal tres-
pass. He was sentenced to
three days in Florence City
Jail. He must pay $350 in fines
and not contact or be in or
about the premises or place of
employment of the victim.
Kyle Lewis Dierks pleaded
guilty to theft. He was sen-
tenced to six days in Florence
Why Don't You Do Right? Th e classic female vocalists
Sat, May 9, 1:30 - 3:30 pm Concert Hall, FEC
City Jail. He must pay $175 in
fines and not contact or be in
or about the premises or place
of employment of the victims.
Kimbley A. Henry pleaded
guilty to theft. She must pay
$450 in fines and not contact
or be in or about the residence,
premises or place of employ-
ment of the victims.
WE ARE
IMPOUNDMENT
YOUR
COMMUNITY
OBITUARY
BANK
OWENS—Leon
C.
Owens, 92, of Coos Bay, for-
merly of Florence, died April
28, 2015, in Coos Bay.
Arrangements are under
the direction of Coos Bay
Chapel.
12603
BIRTH
WILSON—Autumn Lynn
Wilson, a girl weighing 5
lbs., 7.5 ozs., was born to
Jeannette Aminda Friend and
Cory Ray Wilson of Florence
on April 10, 2015, at 10:18
p.m., at PeaceHealth Peace
Harbor Medical Center.
An Italian Greyhound mix
#12603 has been impounded
at the Florence Area Humane
Society.
Call 541-997-4277 or stop
by the shelter at 2840
Rhododendron Drive to
claim.
Visit FAHS on the web at
florencehumane.org.
MIKE WEBB
VP, Commercial Relationship Manager
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