SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 2018
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COURTESY PHOTOS
Taking part in the Dunes City Trash Pick-
Up on March 31 was the Environmental
Team of Florence and local citizens ded-
icated to protecting the natural environ-
ment in our area. They, along with many
organizations nationwide, have part-
nered with Greenpeace to help tackle
plastic pollution by identifying the manufacture origin of plastic litter to increase the public’s awareness of the
problem and heighten public pressure for alternative, environmentally friendly manufacturing.
Siuslaw Pioneer Museum
Presents
Deadwood to host exhibit on Japanese internment
A Collection of Fabric Woven by
Alice Peckham of Swisshome
and a demonstration of the antique 4-harness fl oor
loom used in the Peckham family for 3 generations.
A 4-harness direct tie-up counterbalance 1951 Allen Loom,
built-in Milwaukie, Oregon, and woven on by three generations
of the Peckham family of Mapleton, was donated to the Pioneer
Museum by Peckham with the hope that “[real words involving
inspiring others to weave if I remember right].”
Th e warping process will continue every Saturday at the museum
(noon to four) until the job is done and weaving commences. All
weavers are welcome to come and help or share ideas, including (1)
what we could do next and (2) what commitment we can collectively
make to assure that the loom remains an active, interactive, part of
our community. Th at four-hour window off ers a good opportunity
for Florence area weavers to get to know each other.
Spinners, there is room on the same fl oor of the Pioneer Museum
to bring your spinning wheels to share your craft and maybe inspire
some new spinners too. Th e museum has a few spinning wheels,
none near operational.
278 Maple St, Florence, OR 97439
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The Deadwood Committee for the
Architecture of Internment Exhibit and
Deadwood Creek Services will host the
exhibit “Architecture of Internment: The
Build Up to Wartime Incarceration” on
Saturday, April 14, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The exhibit explores how Oregonians
participated in the decision to incarcerate
Japanese Americans and Japanese immi-
grants during World War II. It is the story
of how individuals, organizations, busi-
nesses and elected officials advocated for
the incarceration of Oregonians of
BLOCKERS –R 102 MIN – “It’s silly and very
funny, but it’s also really smart in how it treats
both the adults and the kids. The scenes with the
former are much broader, as their panic about
their daughters growing up drives them to ever
more ludicrous extremes.” Empire
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Lane County is holding a
free hazardous waste roundup
for households and will collect
up to 35 gallons of hazardous
waste
per
customer.
Businesses, schools, churches
or non-profit organizations are
subject to disposal fees.
This will be on Friday, April
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THE LEISURE SEEKER
R 112 MIN – “A consoling, teary-funny road trip 6:20 PM 5:30 PM 5:00 PM 6:50 PM
comedy about an ageing couple.” Telegraph
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I CAN ONLY IMAGINE
PG 110 MIN – “It lightens the burden of the
pain people are shouldering today.” Variety
1:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM
RAMPAGE
PG-13 115 MIN –Dwayne Johnson + a big hairy 3:30 PM 3:30 PM 4:00 PM
ape = much fun. “Breaks the video game movie 6:10 PM 6:10 PM 6:50 PM
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curse. It's super silly, but also a ton of fun.”
1:05 PM
PG-13 140 MIN – “This is Spielberg’s biggest 3:10 PM
crowd-pleaser in years, a CGI ride that wields the 6:00 PM
technology with an eye for payoff.” IndieWire 8:40 PM
READY PLAYER ONE – Steven Spielberg
Events & Performing Arts:
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90 MIN – “Details how the fascist beliefs of Adolf
Hitler and his Nazi regime clashed with the
creative breadth of modern art in the 1930s.”
REBOURNE: A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
asbestos, electronics or explo-
sives. Any empty containers
can be safely thrown in the
trash. For information about
disposal of radioactive waste,
asbestos and explosives, call
541-682-3899.
What about hazardous
waste from businesses?
Businesses, nonprofit organiza-
tions, schools and churches that
generate small amounts of haz-
ardous waste may pre-register
for this event. They must pay a
fee for disposal of their waste,
but most can save money by
using this program rather than
a contractor.
Electronics recycling: The
Glenwood, Cottage Grove,
Creswell, Florence, Marcola,
Oakridge, Rattlesnake, Veneta
and Vida transfer sites accept
the following items for free
during normal operating hours
(maximum of seven items at a
time): televisions, computer
monitors, central processing
units (CPUs) and laptops.
Appointments are required and
fees may apply for more than
seven items; call 541-682-4120
to make an appointment. There
is a $35 charge for large copy
or printing machines and large
floor-standing electronics.
Call 541-682-4120 for more
information regarding haz-
ardous waste disposal for
households or businesses.
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RACK UP
Shervin’s Spring
Tire Sale!!
life experience shows that growing old doesn’t
mean growing silent.” Inspiring documentary!
DISCOVER ARTS: HITLER VS. PICASSO
Saturday, April 14, from 8 a.m.
to 2 p.m. at the Florence
Transfer
Station,
2820
Rhododendron Drive.
All community members are
welcome to participate in the
roundup.
What to bring: Paint,
household cleaners, lawn and
garden chemicals, car care
products, arts and crafts prod-
ucts, pool chemicals, fluores-
cent lamps and other household
hazardous waste. Check labels
for words such as flammable,
corrosive, poison, caution and
danger.
Don’t bring: Empty con-
tainers, drums, compressed gas
cylinders, radioactive waste,
the Savings
11:00 AM
180 MIN – Nicholas Hynter’s new mounting
with Ben Winshaw & David Morrissey
LIVES WELL LIVED - 72 MIN – “3,000 years of
“Who Are We? America’s Problematic
Treatment of Immigrants.”
The talk will be followed by community
discussion and refreshments provided.
Copies of Gurtov’s most recent book,
“Engaging Adversaries,” will be for sale at
a signing following the presentation.
The event will be held at the Deadwood
Community Center, located 4.5 miles up
Deadwood Creek Rd.
For more information contact Cathy
Barr at cbarr@casco.net
Florence Household Hazardous Waste Roundup on April 13, 14
$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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Japanese ancestry or stood by while it hap-
pened.
The public is invited to learn more about
this hidden history of Oregon and discuss
the ways that racism and anti-immigrant
policies influence our community today.
The self-guided exhibit consists of 13
informational panels featuring historical
materials, and a series of short films on the
Japanese incarceration that will loop at two
viewing stations.
At 4 p.m., local author and international
diplomacy expert Mel Gurtov will present
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