SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2017
LIHEAP signups will
begin Nov. 1 at SOS
LIHEAP (Low Income
Heating Energy Assistance
Program) signups will start
Nov. 1, at 9 a.m. and not
before.
Signups can be done by
calling 541-997-2816, coming
to Siuslaw Outreach Services
(SOS) or by doing so online at
www.lanecounty.org/energy
assistance.
Due to reduced funding, a
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limited number of signups will
be accepted.
LIHEAP is a federally fund-
ed program that was created to
help subsidize energy cost for
senior/disabled, low-income
families or individuals dealing
with increased heating cost
during the winter months.
For more information, con-
tact Dianna at 541-997-2816.
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On Sept. 19, the Florence Rotary Club was honored to have District 5110 Governor Claudette McWilliams (cen-
ter) present for the meeting, during which Cool at the Coast Golf Co-Chairs Deb Lamb and Craig Sanders pre-
sented Claudette with a check for $4,000 for End Polio Now. Since Rotary and its partners launched the Global
Polio Eradication Initiative nearly 30 years ago, the incidents of polio has been reduced by more than 99.9 per-
cent, from about 350,000 cases a year to just 37 cases in 2016. To sustain this progress and protect all children
from polio, Rotary has committed to raising $50 million per year over the next three years in support of glob-
al polio eradication efforts. The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will match Rotary’s commitment 2:1.
1749 Highway 101 • 541-997-1200
Dunes City wins prestigious ‘Gold Safety Award’
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The City of Dunes City
received a well-deserved safety
award at the League of Oregon
Cities annual conference late
last week.
The award, received by
Florence Mayor Joe Henry on
behalf of Dunes City, took
home the Gold Safety Award
for a City in Group 1 (having 1
to 14 employees.)
City/County
Insurance
Services (CIS) presented the
award in recognition of the
city’s good employee safety
record during the 2016-17 year.
The annual CIS/League of
Oregon Cities (LOC) award,
more than three decades old,
rewards cities with the fewest
number of work days lost due
to on-the-job injuries.
It showcases employee safe-
ty, focusing on training, a
proven track record in avoiding
injuries, and management’s
commitment to a safe work
environment.
“At CIS, we've redoubled
our focus on keeping safety
front and center for our work-
ers’ compensation program
members,” said CIS’ Executive
Director Lynn McNamara.
“Our winners are cities that
adopt safe work practices and
make sure those practices are
followed, day in and day out.
“Their commitment and vig-
ilance
produces
results:
employees stay on the job, and
costs stay down.”
“Since I came to work for
the
city,”
said
City
Administrator Jamie Mills,
“the city has updated its
Personnel Policy Handbook,
has instituted quarterly safety
training sessions, has provided
storage for emergency supplies
for each of our staff members,
and has completed a number of
long-standing safety issues in
the form of anchoring shelving,
posting escape routes, provid-
ing emergency lighting, and
other small, yet vital activities.
“I’m pleased that this work
has been recognized beyond
our local area.”
To learn more about the CIS
safety award, visit cisoregon.
org/SafetyAwards.
2150 Hwy. 101 • Florence
(541) 997-3475 • 1-800-348-3475
Workshop to teach ways to identify ‘fake news’
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The Siuslaw Public Library
will be hosting an Adult Civics
workshop on Saturday, Oct. 28,
from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the
Bromley Room at the main
library in Florence.
The non-partisan workshop,
$9.50 | $8.50 Sen/Student/Military | $8 Matinees Before 2 | $7.50 Child | $6.50 Members | Performing Arts: $19/$15/$10
OCTOBER 20 - 26
BLADE RUNNER 2049 – A new masterpiece!
R 163 MIN – “Doesn’t just honor that legacy,
but, arguably, surpasses it.” WaPo
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PG-13 96 MIN - “Hilarious, raucous and smarter 4:00 PM
than it’s likely to get credit for, Happy Death Day is 6:30 PM
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an absolute blast for both horror junkies and
those just looking for a fun jolt.” Seattle Times
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PG-13 106 MIN
“This sturdy regal period piece provides a perfect 6:00 PM
opportunity to properly adore the 82-year-old 8:40 PM
legend as she revisits the role of Queen Victoria
two decades after first playing the indomitable
monarch in Mrs. Brown.” RogerEbert.com
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THE MOUNTAIN BETWEEN US
PG-13 103 MIN
“Idris Elba and Kate Winslet sell the characters
and situation fully, establishing a deep
relationship that will enthrall audiences.”
VICTORIA AND ABDUL – Dame Judi Dench
WALKING OUT
PG-13 95 MIN – “Brothers Alex and Andrew J.
Smith—who outdo The Revenant for sincerity,
depth and gorgeousness—mount their tale with
enough confidence to cut away from the action.”
Events & Performing Arts:
ROYAL OPERA HOUSE: MAGIC FLUTE
12:50 PM 1:10 PM
6:30 PM 6:40 PM
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titled “Misinformation, Fake
News
and
Political
Propaganda,” will be led by
Donna Cohen, a teacher and
librarian, and is designed to
enhance civic knowledge and
inspire political engagement.
Sometimes it is difficult to
sort out truth from fiction in the
overwhelming number of mes-
sages directed at the public by
politicians, news sources and
other media.
This workshop will help par-
ticipants learn where to find
accurate information and dis-
tinguish the truth from fiction
by employing critical thinking
strategies. Real-life examples
will be used to show how infor-
mation can be, intentionally or
not, distorted.
Logical fallacies, political
ads, news headlines, graphs
and charts, the effect of lan-
guage chosen to express ideas,
and other types of information
will be examined during the
workshop in a “what do you
see here?/what is missing?”
format.
This civics program will be
facilitated by Donna Cohen.
Both a teacher and librarian,
Cohen is focused on presenting
non-partisan workshops for
adults that fill gaps in civic and
political understanding and that
encourage critical evaluation of
information.
She is actively involved in
various civic/political projects.
This civics workshop is
designed for adults and is free.
Reservations are not required
but seating is limited so plan to
arrive early.
For more information, visit
the library, the library website
at www.siuslawlibrary.org, or
call 541-997-3132.
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TIRE SALE GOING ON FOR THE
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180 MIN – Mozart’s classic
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6:00 PM
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