SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2016
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Recycle program accepting applications Paper holds reception for Hickson
Lane
County
Waste
Management Division is
offering a free course this
spring that provides compre-
hensive training in local solid
waste issues. Hear from local
experts, tour local facilities
and learn why things are or are
not recyclable.
The Waste Management
Division hosts this course to
help Lane County residents
and businesses reduce, reuse,
recycle and rethink waste
habits.
Applications are available
at www.lanecounty.org/mas
terrecyclers or by calling 541-
682-2059.
Completed
applications
may be submitted by fax,
email or regular mail.
The Master Recycler train-
ing course includes 35 hours
of classroom instruction: nine
consecutive Tuesday evening
classes, a Saturday compost
demonstration
and
two
Saturday multi-site field trips
to area solid waste and recy-
cling sites. Instructors are
local experts in solid waste
from business, government
and non-profit sectors.
The course is free for those
who volunteer 30 hours to
educate and assist their com-
munities in the year following
the training. Those who do not
wish to volunteer may pay a
small fee.
More than 850 Lane County
master recyclers have con-
tributed more than 37,500
hours of education and assis-
tance to local citizens and
businesses since the program
began in 2000.
In addition to attending
class sessions and tours with
local experts, all participants
enroll in Recycling 101
online. The R101 course was
developed for and by
Oregon’s recycling industry.
Normally valued at $50 to
$75, R101 is free for Lane
County Master Recycler stu-
dents.
In Florence, classes will be
held Fridays from 12:30 to
3:30 p.m. beginning Jan. 13,
2017, and continue through
March 10, 2017, at the Lane
Community College Florence
Center, 3149 Oak St.
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PG 116 MIN – Terry Gilliam’s magical time travel
fantasy, restored and on the big screen!
11:00 AM
8:55 PM
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Florence, Oregon
September 6, 2016
6:46 AM
Gloria Faye Lagalo
A.K.A
“Shirley Valentine”
JACK DAVIS/SIUSLAW NEWS
New Siuslaw News editor Ned Hickson (center) talks with guests, including Florence
Mayor Joe Henry (left) and others during a meet and greet sponsored by the paper at
the Florence Events Center Wednesday, Sept. 21. Hickson took over as editor on Sept.
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Library to host talk on carcinogenesis
The
Siuslaw
Public
Library begins its exciting
October adult programming
schedule with the appear-
ance of Dr. Charles M.
King, an expert in the field
of carcinogenesis.
The study of carcinogen-
esis (the production of can-
cer) has been King’s life-
long focus. The retired sci-
entist will speak on this
topic Tuesday, Oct. 4, at 1
p.m., in the Bromley Room
at the library’s main branch
in Florence.
King, who has published
numerous scientific papers
on the topic of carcinogene-
sis, has spent his career
researching the genesis of
tumors with the goal of “pro-
viding insight into the molec-
ular mechanisms responsible
for the formation of tumors.”
He is dedicated to ensuring
the public has access to accu-
rate information on the caus-
es of cancer. King will
explain what cancer and car-
cinogens are as well as
answer questions about can-
cer, such as what causes can-
cer and whether too much of
anything will give you can-
appointee of the National
Cancer Institute (NCI).
For nearly two decades,
before he retired in 1995,
King
headed
the
Carcinogenesis Programs
of the NCI-designated
Comprehensive
Cancer
Center of Metropolitan
Detroit and the Michigan
Cancer Foundation.
He was also a Professor
of biochemistry at Wayne
State University. This is
COURTESY PHOTO
just a highlight of the
Dr. Charles M. King
impressive list of research
and professional positions
held by King.
cer.
This program will interest
He has previously spoken
on the topic of carcinogenesis anyone who has questions
about cancer, has been
at the Florence City Club.
King earned his doctorate in touched by cancer or has had
biochemistry and organic family members who have
chemistry at the University of suffered from the disease.
The program will shed light
Minnesota followed by a
Fellowship at the Netherlands on the disease, its causes and
Cancer
Institute
in offer suggestions to aid in
solving the problem of the for-
Amsterdam.
He spent a decade at mation of cancer cells.
For more information about
Michael Reese Hospital in
Chicago in the Division of the program, visit the Siuslaw
Cancer Research and also Public Library in person, call
served at the FDA’s National 541-997-3132 or visit the
Center for Toxicological library’s website at www.
Research in Arkansas as an siuslawlibrary.org.
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Wanda Johnson, Broker
Cell: 541-999-1670
wanda@cbcoast.com
Dear Ones,
Member of Coldwell Banker
International President’s Circle
The curtain is down it’s time to call it a day. What a pleasure it has
been. I would have preferred an extended engagement. Oh Well!
Mike Johnson , Broker & Gen Contractor
Cell: 541-999-0836
mike@cbcoast.com
Please take good care and I’ll be seeing you.
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