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SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 2016
Free middle school summer engineering camp coming to Florence
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Do you know a middle
school student who likes to
create, build and find out how
things work?
The Oregon Coast STEM
Hub has partnered with
Oregon State University
(OSU) Precollege Programs
to
offer
a
Science,
Technology, Engineering and
Math (STEM) camp this sum-
mer in three locations on the
coast.
On June 22, the STEM
camp will come to Florence.
Each free two-day camp
will be led by college students
from OSU’s Center for
Outreach in Science and
Engineering for Youth.
Students who will be enter-
ing seventh, eighth or ninth-
grade will explore careers in
COURTESY PHOTO
STEM fields through engag-
ing, hands-on activities like Participants in the STEM program test their solar-powered creations during camp.
building catapults, creating
This is a great opportunity develop teamwork, comm- skills, and to learn from
solar cars and building wave
for participants to have fun, unication and leadership OSU mentors about what it’s
energy devices.
OPB features
artwork from
FRAA’s
Williams
Aglow holds
garage sale
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Visitors will find lots of
treasures at the Florence
Aglow Community Light-
house garage sale Friday and
Saturday, June 24 and 25.
The garage sale, 1515 N.
Siano Loop, runs from 8 a.m.
to 4 p.m. both days.
Florence Aglow Comm-
unity Lighthouse is a part of
Aglow International, a non-
profit and non-denomination-
al organization that was start-
ed in 1967 in Seattle, Wash.,
by four women who
expressed a desire to meet
together as Christians with-
out denominational bound-
aries.
Today, Aglow spans the
globe with a network of car-
ing people, and continues to
reach out to women and men
of every creed, color and cul-
ture, and to families.
More than 22,000 Aglow
leaders worldwide minister in
their
communities
and
nations, to an estimated 17
million people each year.
Today, indigenous leaders are
overseeing Aglow groups in
nearly 170 nations.
The Florence Aglow
Community
Lighthouse
meets on the first Saturday of
each month at 10 a.m., at the
Florence Vineyard Church,
2610 Kingwood St.
Everyone is invited and
welcome to join in fellowship
with the local Aglow
Lighthouse.
Money raised at this
garage sale will go into the
general fund of the Florence
Aglow Community Lighth-
ouse to help the local Aglow
lighthouse in all the areas,
including meetings, rallies,
conferences and events.
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Oregon Pacific Bank,
(OPB)
and
Florence
Regional Arts Alliance
(FRAA) invite the public to
view paintings by local artist
Patricia Williams at OPB’s
main branch on Highway
101.
Williams’ watercolors and
oils are inspired by the
excitement and love she
feels viewing nature and
divine light. She has a
degree in fine art and has
taught watercolors in the
School of Light and Color as
well as Blue Moon Gallery
in northern California. Her
award-winning art has been
published worldwide, and
has been shown in many
exhibits. She is a member of
FRAA.
Williams also creates jew-
elry inspired by nature.
For more information on
Williams’ art, contact her
studio at 916-296-0485.
like to go to college in a
STEM field.
The program runs from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. each day, and
lunch is included.
Space is limited and pre-
registration is required.
Camp flyers and links to
online registration are avail-
able at www.tinyurl.com/
COSEY camps. To obtain a
paper registration form, call
541-867-0329.
The Oregon Coast STEM
Hub promotes integrated
science, technology, engineer-
ing and math education and
serves coastal teachers, stu-
dents and communities.
To learn more about the
COSEY Engineering camps
or other summer STEM
opportunities for youth, visit
the Oregon Coast STEM Hub
website at oregoncoaststem.
oregonstate.edu or email
OregonCoastSTEM@oregon
state.edu.
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With families celebrating Father’s
Day tomorrow, June 19, we asked
people the following question:
Who is your favorite pop culture father?
“I think Dick Van Dyke would’ve been a
fun dad to have. He was always very positive
and always smiling.”
—J OANIE L AW -M ILLARD
F LORENCE
“Walt Disney would’ve been an interest-
ing father. Creative and fun. I watched his
show every week.”
—J ERRIE R ISMOEN
P ORTLAND
“Red Skelton was always a favorite of
mine. He’d be a fun father. He was always
laughing at himself, which is a good qual-
ity to have.”
—R USS R ISMOEN
P ORTLAND
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