SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 2017
Easter egg hunt at
Miller Park on April 15
The
annual
Florence
Community Easter Egg Hunt
will be held Saturday, April
15, at 10 a.m. in the Miller
Park open field area.
The Easter egg hunt is open
to all children ages 1 to 10
years old.
The hunt will consist of
more than 4,000 plastic eggs
filled with candy, along with
some prize eggs sprinkled in.
The Siuslaw High School
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City awards grants to five local nonprofits
Interact Club, which has over
30 members from freshmen to
seniors, organize and host this
annual event with the help of
the Rotary Club of Florence.
Miller Park is located at on
18th Street off of Highway
101.
The Easter Egg Hunt will
start promptly at 10 a.m., and
it only takes a few minutes for
the kids to gather up all the
eggs so don’t be late.
$500 REWARD FOR SAFE RETURN.
MOLLY is Missing
Blonde long-haired
dachshund, white on face.
She’s deaf and usually
responds to clapping hands. She
has on a red collar with ID tag.
We live on Davis Way just off
Clear Lake Rd. in Dunes City.
Missing since Fri., 2/10.
If you find her please call
541-997-3134(hm)
or 541-999-5885(cell).
JACK DAVIS/SIUSLAW NEWS
During the Monday Florence City Council meeting, councilors join representatives from five local nonprofit
organizations, Boys and Girls Club of Western Lane County, Florence Senior Center, Florence Food Share,
Siuslaw Youth Soccer Association and Helping Hands Coalition, to accept $1,000 each from the 2017 Florence
City Council Grant program. Eighteen local nonprofit organizations applied for the annual grants.
Rotary Club seeks ‘4-Way’ speech contestants
The Rotary Club of Florence
is looking for contestants for its
annual 4-Way Test high school
speech contest.
Contest winners will share
$1,000 in cash prizes.
Any high school student in
the Florence or Mapleton area,
public, private or home-
schooled, grades 9-12, are eli-
gible to debate the ethical stan-
dards and behavior in today’s
world.
The Rotary Club of Florence
invites students to share a sub-
ject they care about by partici-
pating in the 4-Way Test
Speech Contest, which will be
held Thursday, April 13, at 4
p.m. at the Florence Event
Center.
Three finalists will then
present their speeches and
receive certificates and cash
prizes totaling $1,000 at a
Rotary meeting at noon on
Tuesday, April 18.
The winning speaker will
also be invited to compete in
the district level contest in
Albany, Ore., on the weekend
of May 20.
First prize in the contest is
$500, second prize is $350, and
third prize is $150.
All participants will be
required to take the Rotary 4-
Way Test and apply it to real
life throughout their speeches.
The 4-Way Test has four
principles:
1. Is it the truth?
2. Is it fair to all concerned?
3. Will it build good will and
better friendship?
4. Will it be beneficial to all
concerned?
The choices for topics are
endless.
Would the Super Bowl pass
the 4-Way Test? What about
homework assignments? How
about social networking?
All speeches must be origi-
nal and may not be less than
five minutes or more than
seven minutes.
For information on partici-
pating, contact Meg Spencer,
Committee Chair, at 541-999-
2627, or the speech coordinator
at either Siuslaw or Mapleton
high school.
WLCF Scholarship Application deadline announced
Western Lane Community
Foundation announces April
14, 2017, as the deadline for
submission of scholarship
applications for seniors at
Mapleton and Siuslaw High
Schools.
WLCF administers 15 schol-
arship funds, most of which are
awarded annually and range
from $500 to $2,500 each.
The funds represent yearly
earnings from funds WLCF
manages on behalf of generous
donors from our local commu-
nity.
Applications can be obtained
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BOLSHOI: A CONTEMPORARY EVENING
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
teristics such as mechanical
interest, nursing, etc.
A word to the wise: Don’t
decide that you will never qual-
ify for a scholarship.
Apply and then let the
awarding organization make
that determination.
Many scholarship winners
are surprised how many stu-
dents receive scholarships who
say they never thought that
they might qualify.
Students with the best grades
are not the only ones who earn
scholarships. Many organiza-
tions prefer to award scholar-
ships to those who might not
get the highest grades or SATs
but show promise of future
success and the ability and
desire to return to this commu-
nity and share their talents and
skills locally.
Last year, Western Lane
Community Foundation award-
ed over $25,000 in scholarships
and since its founding has
awarded well over $275,000 to
both Mapleton and Siuslaw
graduating seniors.
Home schooled students are
not eligible for these scholar-
ships but certainly are for the
continuing education scholar-
ships available during the sum-
mer.
Watch
for
upcoming
announcements concerning a
specific LCC nursing scholar-
ship and our third annual schol-
arships designed for already
graduated students, re-entry
students, home schooled and
other career changing adults.
For
more
information
regarding the graduating senior
scholarships, contact school
counselors or the WLCF office
at 541-997-1274.
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