SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2015
PEO awards latest scholarship to Emily Laing
Open burning season
delayed until Nov. 1
The scholarship Com-
mittee of Oregon State Chapter
Philanthropic
Educational
Organization (PEO). has
selected Florence resident and
Siuslaw High School graduate
Emily Laing as a recipient of a
Marguerite Scholarship.
This award is for the fall and
spring semesters.
Laing is presently attending
Lane Community College
working toward realizing
her ambition of becoming a
registered nurse.
Florence chapter DY of the
International PEO Sisterhood
was her sponsor. These grants
are highly competitive and
only the top applicants are suc-
cessful in receiving funds from
the program.
Florence PEO Chapters DY
and FQ have a combined mem-
bership of approximately
60 women. They both
limits.
Elsewhere in Lane County,
the open burning season will
open Nov. 1 through June 15
Lane Regional Air Protection
Agency (LRAPA) will regu-
late this provision until open
burning season begins.
A first offense violation of
LRAPA’s open burning rules
may result in a $500 fine.
Residents can dispose of
their yard debris for a minimal
charge at several collection
depots, including Lane County
transfer sites at Glenwood,
Cottage Grove and Florence,
as well as Lane Forest
Products (541-345-9085) and
Rexius (541-342-1835).
The public can check for
updates by calling their local
fire district, calling LRAPA
541-736-1056 or visiting the
LRAPA website at www.
LRAPA.org.
work to promote educational
opportunities for women.
Anyone interested in learn-
ing more can contact Maggie
Doud at maggie@emdoud.
com.
SEAcoast season begins with musical fusion Oct. 9
SEAcoast
Entertainment
Association’s 2015-2016 con-
cert season begins Friday, Oct.
9, with Latin Grammy-nomi-
nated Quattrosound, an innova-
tive ensemble that blends Latin
pop, jazz and classical music
into a new genre called
“Popzzical.”
Quattrosound is raising the
bar of originality while paying
homage to the classics and
forging a contemporary new
sound. Individually, the talent-
ed musicians of Quattrosound
have earned a well-established
and highly respected presence
in the recording and live per-
formance industries in Los
Angeles.
Together they combine their
love for various musical styles
and cultural backgrounds to
create the incredible new sound
they are sharing with the world.
Music critics from across the
country have described the
group’s musical fusion as
“...bursting with intellect, pas-
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FLORENCE AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRESENTS
ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE
ENTIRE FAMILY!
Florence, Oregon’s
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PEO Chapter DY president Elenor Sullivan, scholarship recipient Emily Laing and edu-
cation committee member Maggie Doud.
SATURDAY
OCTOBER 3, 2015
8:30 am - 7 pm
will love this season's variety.
There will be something for
everyone.”
According to Doud, the best
way to enjoy all of these
amazing shows is with the
$150 season ticket package.
“Individual concert tickets
are $30 each, so that’s a per-
show savings of more than
$8,” said Doud. “As a season
subscriber you can enjoy all
seven concerts for the price of
five individual shows, and
you get the same great seats at
every performance.”
This season, four perform-
ers will participate in
SEAcoast’s
community
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enrichment program. Several
Quattrosound’s musical fusion will kick off this year’s will offer master classes or
SEAcoast concert season.
narrative performances for
local school districts, as well
sion and virtuosity, but sound- said SEA president Ernie as visits to retirement and sen-
ior care facilities.
ing like nothing you’ve heard Doud.
In addition, the award-win-
before,” and “...original and
This season features gui-
fun arrangements, and palpable tarist Jesse Cook, Ballet ning, nationally-recognized
chemistry on stage make for Fantastique, the Glenn Miller educational theatre company,
phenomenal performances.”
Orchestra, Shuffle Concert (a Living Voices, will again col-
group so multitalented they let laborate with the Siuslaw
The next concert in the audience pick the playlist), School District to bring histo-
SEAcoast’s 2015-2016 season and gypsy-jazz artists The ry to life in the classroom.
Tickets, artist profiles,
after Quattrosound will be Nov. New Hot Club of America.
21 and will feature Ken
“For 35 years SEAcoast show times, video clips,
Lavigne, who has performed Entertainment Association has and more information are
on many world stages, includ- provided Florence with world- available online at SEAcoast
ing New York’s Carnegie Hall class entertainment at afford- EA.org.
Tickets can also be pur-
and in England for Prince able prices — from household
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promises to deliver yet another jazz, from eclectic to electric, Street, or by phone at 541-
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As a precaution, the back-
yard burning ban has been
extended until Nov. 1.
The backyard burning sea-
son, also known as open burn-
ing or outdoor burning, is
determined by the Lane
County Fire Defense Board.
Extended dry and hot condi-
tions continue to keep fire dan-
ger levels high.
The delay means that there
will be no backyard burning
for certain areas in Lane
County this year. Fall open
burning will be banned for res-
idents inside Oakridge city
limits, Eugene Urban Growth
Boundary and Springfield
Urban Growth Boundary.
Additionally,
backyard
burning is always prohibited
inside the Eugene city limits,
Florence city limits, and on
properties less than half an
acre inside Springfield city
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