The Siuslaw news. (Florence, Lane County, Or.) 1960-current, January 16, 2016, SATURDAY EDITION, Page 11A, Image 11

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    SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 2016
It’s time to prepare for the
2016-17 college year and that
means applying for scholar-
ships.
Lane Community College
encourages students from all
walks of life to participate in
this process.
In addition to scholarships
offered to high school seniors
getting ready for college, LCC
offers scholarships for those
enrolling in specific programs
or students facing particular
challenges in their pursuit of a
better life for themselves and
their families.
Last year, LCC Florence
provided nearly $48,000 in
scholarships to western Lane
County residents, ranging
from $500 to $6,000 each.
Even small scholarships can
return big benefits. As many
students bypass applying for
the small-dollar awards, fewer
applicants translate to better
odds for success. And listing
your scholarship on a transfer
application to a four-year col-
lege or on your resume for that
new job can send you straight
to the front of the line.
Whether you are interested
in refocusing your life in pur-
suit of a new career or want to
continue your current educa-
tional path, apply for scholar-
ships
through
Lane
Community College now.
Stop by LCC Florence,
3149 Oak St. to pick
up a scholarship infor-
mation packet or visit
www.lanecc.edu/foundation
for more information.
Application deadline is
March 3.
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Lip Wax $5.00
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SIGNS & BANNERS
Community invited
to next PTA meeting
Florence Community PTA
invites everyone to attend the
next monthly PTA meeting on
Tuesday, Jan. 19, at 4 p.m., at
the Siuslaw Elementary
School library.
The guest speaker will be
Lynn Anderson, presenting
information on the Native
Education program. Child
care and snacks are provided
free at every meeting and one
attendee will win the door
prize.
The PTA is made up of par-
ents, teachers and community
members working together to
improve
the
education,
health, safety and well-being
of local children and youth.
The mission of Florence
Community PTA is to support
and speak on behalf of chil-
dren and youth in the schools,
in the community and before
governmental bodies and
other organizations that make
decisions affecting children;
to assist parents in developing
the skills they need to raise
and protect their children; and
to encourage parent and pub-
lic involvement in the public
schools of the nation.
Florence Community PTA
serves all public schools in
the Siuslaw School District
and invites everyone to
become a member and sup-
port local students. Unlike
many PTA organizations,
Florence welcomes all inter-
ested persons, including aunts
and uncles, teachers and staff,
grandparents,
volunteers,
community members, busi-
ness owners, parents and
guardians.
Annual membership is $11
per year.
For more information,
email florencecommunitypta
@yahoo.com or visit www.
FlorencePTA.org.
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Carter
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at Sandpines
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A weekly roundup of shopping, savings and doings around town.
FLORENCE SAW SHOP & RENTAL CENTER
Florence Saw Shop has chain saws
for home owners and professionals
Along with Trimmers, Edgers,
Blowers & Brushcutters
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Education scholarships not just for high school seniors
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