SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 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.
Florence Police to assist
with ‘Drug Take Back Day’
Florence Police Department
(FPD), Lane County Sheriff’s
Office
and
the
Drug
Enforcement Administration
(DEA) will be hosting a
National Drug Take Back
Event on Saturday, Oct. 28,
aimed at providing a resource
for Lane County residents to
safely, securely and anony-
mously turn in their unwanted,
outdated or expired household
medicines.
The FPD has participated in
this program for several years
and has been successful in
removing hundreds of pounds
of medications for safe dispos-
al. Residents can bring their
unwanted, outdated or expired
prescription and over-the-
counter
medications
to
Florence Bi-Mart, 4310
Highway 101, from 10 a.m. to
2 p.m.
Acceptable items include:
prescription
medications,
over-the-counter medications,
vitamins, drug samples, pet
medications,
ointments,
lotions and liquid medicines in
glass or leak proof containers.
This event is unable to
accept needles, thermometers,
bloody or infectious waste,
medicines from businesses,
hydrogen peroxide, aerosol
cans, inhalers and diabetic
meters.
Thousands of pounds of
medications have been turned
in at sites operated by the DEA
and its thousands of state and
local law enforcement part-
ners.
In addition, Americans are
now advised that their usual
methods for disposing of
unused medicines — flushing
them down the toilet or throw-
ing them in the trash — both
pose potential safety and
health hazards.
For those who are unable to
attend the Drug Take Back
Event, the Florence Police
Department has a Drug Drop
Box located in the lobby at the
Florence Justice Center, 900
Greenwood St., available to
accept medications Monday
through Friday from 8 a.m. to
5 p.m., excluding legal holi-
days.
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The popular annual demArts event was held at the Siuslaw Public Library on Oct. 14. More than 24 local artists
participated in the day-long series of workshops that not only informed attendees of local arts opportunities,
but allowed participants to get hands-on with a variety of artistic mediums including textiles, photography, cal-
ligraphy, felting and ceramics.
Veteran’s Day Parade honors Korean veterans
Florence Veteran’s Day
Parade organizers invite the
community to join them in
honoring the service and sacri-
fice of U.S. Armed Forces
members and veterans.
The parade will begin at 2
p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 11. All
patriotic groups and individu-
als are welcome to participate.
The 2017 Grand Marshals
are Korean War Veterans, who
are no longer forgotten.
The Korean War is often
referred to as “The Forgotten
War.”
Parade organizers said, “We
make a pledge that these veter-
ans will be forgotten no more.
We will have them up front to
take the first salutes and cheers
of our crowds. We have much
to thank them for and for this
reason above the rest, we salute
our Korean War veterans as our
grand marshals this coming
$9.50 | $8.50 Sen/Student/Military | $8 Matinees Before 2 | $7.50 Child | $6.50 Members | Performing Arts: $19/$15/$10
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BLADE RUNNER 2049 – A new masterpiece!
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R 112 MIN – “Chan has a bit of Clint’s
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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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HAPPY DEATH DAY
THE MOUNTAIN BETWEEN US
PG-13 103 MIN – FINAL WEEK
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THOR: RAGNAROK
PG-13 130 MIN – PREVIEW!
VICTORIA AND ABDUL – Dame Judi Dench
PG-13 106 MIN - “This sturdy regal period piece
provides a perfect opportunity to properly adore
the 82-year-old legend.” RogerEbert.com
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PG-13 95 MIN – “Captivating and poignant
generational saga that will stay with the viewer
long afterward.” The Wrap
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ers said. “Soldiers, sailors, air-
men, Marines and the Coast
Guard have all given their time,
and many times their lives, to
protect our freedoms. They
answered the call when our
nation needed them most. And
now they deserve our honor
and respect.”
The Veteran’s Day Parade
Committee includes local vol-
unteers, representatives from
U.S. Coast Guard Station
Siuslaw River and Florence
Police Department and other
groups and organizations dedi-
cated to “saying thanks” to the
active and former military
members.
Great viewing locations for
the parade include Harbor
Street, the Port of Siuslaw
parking lot and Historic Old
Town Florence, especially Bay
Street.
Tributes and treats for veter-
SIUSLAW NEWS FILE PHOTO
ans will be available at the
A color guard accompanies the 2016 Veteran’s Day Parade Veteran’s Memorial Park on
in Florence.
Bay Street after the parade.
To participate in the parade,
Veterans Day.”
and proudly carried the burden
This Veteran’s Day, the of defending this country by fill out the form available at
nation is again reminded of the their honorable service during www.facebook.com/FlorenceV
tremendous sacrifices endured war and peacetime. And for eteransDayParade or at the
to ensure America’s freedom.
that, there are no words to Siuslaw News, 148 Maple St.
“Our Veterans have bravely express our gratitude,” organiz- in Historic Old Town Florence.
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TIRE SALE GOING ON FOR THE
MONTH OF OCTOBER!
Get up to 15% off ALL tires!!!!
Plus mail-in rebates on select brands.
Bridgestone • Firestone • Fusion, and many more brands!
90 DAY NO CREDIT CHECK
SAME AS CASH FINANCING AVAILABLE TOO!
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THE PARIS OPERA
Western
w/subs
Locally owned and community minded!
6:00 PM
110 MIN – Documentary “functions as a stealth
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