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541 999-8230
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and the HOA has approved hook up to the com-
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by the HOA. Adjacent lot also for sale. $47,999.
#2881-18159589
1749 Highway 101 • 541-997-1200
Eugene Foot and Ankle
Health Center
Podiatric Physicians & Surgeons
From routine checkups to treatments for surgery,
Eugene Foot and Ankle Health Center is equipped to handle all your podiatric needs.
Achilles Tendon
Ankle Instability
Ankle Sprains
Arthritic Foot & Ankle Care
Athletes Foot
Bunions
Calluses
Corns
Crush Injuries
Diabetic Foot
Comprehensive Rearfoot and
Reconstructive Surgery
Flat Feet
Fungus Toenails
Foot and Ankle Fractures.
Hammertoes
Heel Spurs
Ingrown Toenails
Injuries
Neuromas
Plantar Fasciitis
Sports Medicine
Trauma
Warts
To help you understand your options, we've included
descriptions of some of our leading services on our website.
www.eugenefootandankle.com
Florenoe
4480 Highway 101 Building G
Mon/Tues (541) 997-2319
Eugene
1680 Chambers St.
(541) 683-3351
Formerly On Your Feet With A Splash
“New Name, New Style, Same Great Shopping Experience”
(541) 997-7463 • 1377 Bay St • Old Town
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Members of Florence groups Master Recyclers and Precious Plastics were on hand Saturday afternoon at the Universalist
Unitarian Fellowship on Highway 101 to collect plastic waste for the Recycle Roundup held by Lane County Waste
Management Division on Sept. 30. The plastic was prepped for recycling and the boxes of individually separated mate-
rials were then taken to the Glenwood Transfer Station in Eugene for final disposition.
McKeown holds public meetings Van Fans to
State Rep. Caddy McKeown
was in Florence on Monday
at the Siuslaw Public Library,
for a question and answer
forum for local constituents.
McKeown represents Ore-
gon House District 9, which
stretches from the Southern
end of Coos Bay to the North-
ern end of Yachats.
She was first elected in
2012 and currently sits on the
House Agriculture & Natu-
ral Resources committee, the
House Committee on Trade
and Economic Development
and the Joint Committee on
Transportation Preservation
and Modernization. She is
also a member of the Legis-
lative Commission on Indian
Services, the Pacific States
Marine Fisheries Commis-
host card
games and
luncheon
PHOTO BY MARK BRENNAN/SIUSLAW NEWS
who shared their concerns
regarding education, business
incentives and measures be-
ing taken by the state legisla-
ture to address infrastructure
needs in the area.
sion, as well as serving on the
Oregon Coastal Caucus.
The incumbent gave a brief
presentation and then an-
swered questions from the
30 or so audience members
High schools to hold scholarship info night
Melinda Gitnes,
Adult Nurse Practitioner
A New Way to do Healthcare
541.590.3906
5292 Harvard Avenue ~ Florence
www.nwrhealthandwellness.com
Siuslaw and Mapleton high
school seniors and juniors,
along with their parents and
guardians, are encouraged
to attend Scholarship Night
on Monday, Oct. 8, from 6 to
8:30 p.m. in the Siuslaw High
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School Commons.
Students will have an
opportunity to meet with
local scholarship providers,
attend mini seminars and
receive a free flash drive
pre-loaded with local scho-
larship applications.
The event is catered by the
Siuslaw Culinary Program and
is sponsored by Western Lane
Community Foundation and
ASPIRE.
A Tribute to Leah Goodwin
Book by Doug Wright, Music
by Scott Frankel & Lyrics by
Michael Korie
Based on the fi lm Grey Gardens by
David Maysles, Albert Maysles,
Ellen Hovde, Muffi e Mayer and
Susan Froemke
Directed by Jason Wood
Music Direction by Rhianna
Haines & Sheena Moore
Nov 1-3 ~ 7PM
Nov 4 ~ 2PM
Presented in concert style
with full orchestration
$20 at Florence Event Center or www.eventcenter.org
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
OCTOBER 3
OCTOBER 4
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The public is invited to
get together with friends
for a fun day of card
games and lunch host-
ed by the Van Fans on
Wednesday, Oct. 17.
The event will take
place at the Elks Lodge,
located at 1686 12th
St. Ticket price, with
or without card games,
is $15 per person and
includes the luncheon.
Doors open at 11:30 am.
Lunch starts at noon.
There will be raf-
fle prizes and games
throughout the day.
The Friends of Florence
Van Fans is a nonpolitical
organization that spon-
sors this event twice a
year. All proceeds go to
support the Cancer Bus
which transports cancer
patients every weekday
to and from Eugene and
Springfield for radiation
treatments.
For more information,
call Sharon Gelmstedt at
541-991-3209 or Connie
Rosenbalm at 541-997-
8205.
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