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SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2017
America Recycles Day – November 15
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Environmental Management Advisory Committee (EMAC)
Th e Environmental Management Advisory Committee (EMAC) serves
to inform the public and the City Council on issues concerning solid waste
management, fees, and service provider licensing. EMAC also strives to improve
public knowledge on conserving energy and material resources, promoting
resource recovery (i.e. yard debris), and protecting the health of the environment
through public disposal events and programs, including biosolids.
EMAC consists of nine members, of which the majority must be residents of
the City. Members serve for a term of three years with
a term expiration on January 31st.
EMAC meetings are held on the third Th ursday
of every month but less frequently in the summer.
For more information about the committee and its
meeting times please contact Wendy Farley Campbell:
wendy.farleycampbell@ci.fl orence.or.us
or call 541-997-8237.
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FIFTY USES FOR THE SIUSLAW NEWS
(after you read it of course)
1. USE AS UMBRELLA WHEN CAUGHT IN RAIN .
2. PROTECT CAR SEATS FROM MUDDY OR WET CLOTHING .
3. SPREAD OVER OUTDOOR BENCHES TO PROTECT CLOTHING .
4. PUT INTO LOOSE SHOES TO TIGHTEN .
5. STUFF IN LEATHER SHOES TO PRESERVE SHAPE .
6. STUFF IN WET SHOES OVERNIGHT TO DRY AND DEODORIZE .
7. CRUMPLE AND PLACE IN SUITCASE FOR COUPLE OF WEEKS TO REMOVE
STALE ODORS .
8. USE AS MAT WHEN POLISHING SHOES .
9. STUFF HATS TO KEEP THEIR SHAPE .
10. STUFF LEATHER HANDBAGS IN STORAGE .
11. WRAP AROUND CANDLE BOTTOMS SO THEY ' LL FIT HOLDERS TIGHTER .
12. STORE RECORDS BETWEEN SHEETS .
13. USE AS PADDING UNDER A TABLE CLOTH .
14. COVER STORE WINDOWS WHEN REMODELING .
15. COVER FURNITURE WHEN AWAY ON VACATION .
16. COVER FURNITURE WHEN SANDING OR PAINTING .
17. SPREAD ON FLOOR UNDERNEATH RUG WHEN SHAMPOOING .
18. DAMPEN AND SPREAD OVER WINDOW - PANES BEFORE PAINTING .
19. USE TO DRY AND POLISH WINDOW AFTER WASHING .
20. DAMPEN A BIT AND USE TO CLEAN TYPEWRITER KEYS .
21. MAKE A HAT WHEN PAINTING .
22. FOLD TO MAKE A SHEATH FOR A KNIFE .
23. PLACE IN CLOSED WINDOWS TO ELIMINATE WIND RATTLE .
24. STUFF UNDER DOORS AND IN CRACKS TO STOP COLD WIND FROM
COMING IN .
25. USE AS A BOUNCE REFLECTOR WHEN TAKING FLASH PHOTOGRAPHS
OR USE TO REFLECT SUNLIGHT INTO SHADOW AREAS .
26. PLACE A SHEET IN JAR TOPS TO TIGHTEN LOOSE LIDS .
27. MAKE UNUSUAL LAMP SHADES .
28. MAKE DRESS PATTERNS .
29. PROTECT TABLE WHEN CHILDREN ARE PAINTING OR GLUING .
30. USE AS WALLPAPER FOR A DOLL HOUSE .
31. MAKE PAPER CHAINS .
32. MAKE PAPER DOLLS .
33. MAKE PAPER MACHE HANDICRAFTS .
34. MAKE KITES .
35. MAKE PARTY HATS .
36. OCCUPY CHILDREN BY LETTING THEM COLOR AND PAINT THE
CARTOONS .
37. MAKE A CHILD ' S PLAY TENT .
38. USE TO RAISE HEIGHT OF CHILD AT TABLE .
39. USE AS A STEPSTOOL .
40. CUT OUT ARTICLES AND MAKE A SCRAP BOOK ON A SPECIFIC . SUBJECT
OF INTEREST TO YOU .
41. EMERGENCY POT HOLDER .
42. USE TO REMOVE HEAVY GREASE FROM OVEN .
43. EMERGENCY DUST PAN .
44. ROLL , SECURE IN MIDDLE WITH ELASTIC AND FRINGE ONE END TO USE
TO GET RID OF COBWEBS .
45. START FIRES .
46. USE AS A FAN TO MAKE FIRES BURN BETTER .
47. SHARPEN PENCILS BY RUBBING THE POINT ON NEWSPAPER .
48. MUFFLE A LOUD ALARM CLOCK .
49. MUFFLE THE SOUND OF A TYPEWRITER BY USING AS A MAT
UNDERNEATH .
50. PLACE UNDER HEAVY OBJECTS ON WOODEN TABLES .
148 Maple Street, Florence, OR 97439
(541) 997-3441 • Fax (541) 997-7979
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