SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 2017
Rotary Club provides free
seeds to community gardens
Each year the Rotary Club
of Florence provides free gar-
den seeds to Community gar-
dens.
This year Ed Hume seeds
were given to Food Share
Gardens, Siuslaw School
Gardens, Florence Com-
munity Gardens, and St.
Mary’s Church Gardens.
The free seeds are given
through Rotary’s District
5110 Health and Hunger
Committee, which is respon-
sible for assisting clubs in the
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Career day at Siuslaw High draws student interest
development of local pro-
grams to help alleviate
hunger.
Especially where and how
to obtain donated garden
seeds for their local commu-
nity gardens, school gardens,
production gardens, as well as
obtaining requested vegetable
seeds for their international
Rotary Club partners.
For more information on
the free seed program email
contact
information
to
www.theflorencerotary.org
$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).
Community
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PHOTO BY MARK BRENNAN/SIUSLAW NEWS
Students and staff participate in a career-oriented assembly on Thursday, April 7, at the Siusalw High School
gym. Speakers from Florence City Council and local business leaders spoke to the students about employment
options available in Florence and surrounding areas that students might not have known about.
njoy the Fun!
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The Hunt begins at 10:00!
Miller Park Field Area
18th & Oak Streets
Mapleton School District seeking bids for projects
McKenzie
Commercial
Contractors, Inc., acting as
Construction Manager/General
Contractor (CM/GC) for
Mapleton School District, will
receive subcontractor bids for
the construction of the
Mapleton High School and
Mapleton Elementary School
Improvement Projects.
Mapleton School District
highly encourages local sub-
contractors to submit bids.
The work consists of all
asbestos abatement, demoli-
tion, architectural, structural,
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Ages 1-10
mechanical, electrical, and
civil work for construction of
improvements to Mapleton
High School and Mapleton
Elementary School.
Interested subcontractors
should view the legal invita-
tion to bid announcement pub-
lished on April 11, 2017 in the
Daily Journal of Commerce
and Register Guard.
Sealed bids must be
received by the CM/GC by 2
p.m., local time, Tuesday May
2, 2017.
A mandatory pre-bid meet-
ing for Mapleton Elementary
School will be conducted at 1
p.m., local time, Friday, April
21 at the project site.
Bidding Documents, con-
sisting of plans, specifications,
and bidding requirements, may
be examined locally at Central
Coast
Plan
Exchange,
Florence, OR. Or at McKenzie
Commercial
Contractors,
Eugene, OR; Daily Journal of
Commerce
Plan
Center,
Portland, Oregon; Eugene
Builders Exchange, Eugene,
Oregon; Salem Contractors
Exchange, Salem, Oregon;
Premier Builders Exchange,
Bend, OR.
In addition to the above
location plans, specifications,
and bidding requirements may
be downloaded directly from
McKenzie
Commercial
Contractors
website
www.mckenziecommercial.co
For more information con-
tact;
Maria E. McEldowney, Bus-
iness Manager, Mapleton
School District # 3. Phone 541
268 4312 or fax 541 268 4632.
Rotary to offer two $2,000 ‘Education Fellowships’
Co-hosted by
Siuslaw High School
Interact Club, & The
Rotary Club of Florence.
The Florence Rotary Club's
Continuing
Professional
Education Fellowship pro-
gram is offering two $2,000
fellowships to support local
people who serve our commu-
nity.
$9 | $8 Senior/Student/Military | $7.50 Matinees Before 3 | $7 Child | $6.50 Members | Performing Arts: $19/$15/$10
Now Showing April 14 - 20
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“While this charming movie will be targeted to
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messages are truly universal.” Chicago Sun-Times
POWER RANGERS
Events & Performing Arts:
BOLSHOI: A CONTEMPORARY EVENING
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NR 160 MIN – New ballet pieces
THE CRUCIBLE
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NR 195 MIN – “This harrowing play achieves the
intensity of a thriller. 5 Stars.” The Guardian
Box Office opens 30 min. prior to 1 st Film | 1930 HWY 101 | www.citylightscinemas.com | Times: 541-305-0014
The simple application is
due by Friday, May 5, at 4
p.m.
Eight years after the Rotary
Professional Education grant
first began, more than a dozen
local teachers and nonprofit
professionals have received
training and education. Here
are some of the results:
• A middle school science
teacher attended a graduate-
level course at Portland State
University focused on engi-
neering and design education.
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
• An elementary school
teacher who was struggling to
engage the highest and lowest
achievers in her classroom
used the funding to attend a
national conference about
using tablets to manage differ-
entiated learning.
This approach advocates
the use of small workstations
throughout a classroom where
students can learn in different
ways - using a computer or
tablet, touching or interacting
with objects, engaging in dis-
cussion, or pursuing individ-
ual study.
• A counselor received
training to teach women and
children how to deal with and
prevent domestic abuse.
Anyone engaged in serving
the community is eligible, and
complete details about the
program are available online.
To apply, visit the website-
florencerotary.org, then select
“Club Links” from the left
menu, and select “Fellowship
Grant.”
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