SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 2015
P OMERANIAN K IKI
WINS PORTRAIT
Library presents annual
Hang It All in May
After the success of the
inaugural “Hang It All 2” in
2014 with a landscape theme,
the Siuslaw Public Library
will again present this event,
with this year’s theme being
“Water.”
Artwork will be on display
throughout the month of May
in the lobby gallery and lobby
display case. This is the first of
two opportunities for all of our
local artists and craftspeople to
display their talents.
All artists and craftspeople
are invited to enter this non-
juried art show. This is a great
opportunity for all artists,
whether professional, beginner
or in-between, to display their
talent in a popular community
exhibit.
Artists may submit one
entry per person in any medi-
um.
Two-dimensional
items
must be framed and wired for
hanging. No “sawtooth” hang-
ers are allowed.
Maximum size for flat work
is 38 inches measured either
horizontally or vertically.
Three-dimensional items
must fit into the display case.
Maximum accepted size is 12
inches deep by 12 inches by 24
inches.
All entries should be hand-
delivered to the Bromley
Room of the main library in
Florence on Friday, May 1
between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
No shipped items will be
accepted.
Information brochures are
available at both the main
library and the Mapleton
Branch.
For more information, call
the library at 541-997-3132.
PHOTO BY JACK DAVIS/SIUSLAW NEWS
Bettie Egerton was the winner of a one-of-a-kind oil-on-canvas pet portrait raffle by local artist Ron Hildenbrand
of her pet pomeranian, Kiki. The portrait raffle was part of a fundraiser for the Florence Area Humane Society
held Jan. 31 at the Florence Events Center (FEC), sponsored by the FEC gallery committee. Hildenbrand pre-
sented the finished portrait to Egerton on April 9. Pictured above are: FEC gallery committee member John
Leasure, Bettie Egerton and Kiki, FEC gallery committee co-chairwoman Claudia Brown and artist Ron
Hildenbrand.
City Lights, Siuslaw News host Earth Day film today
In celebration of Earth Day,
April 22, City Lights Cinemas
and the Siuslaw News will be
partnering together to present
“Planetary” at noon and 6:30
p.m. Wednesday.
Directed by Guy Reid,
“Planetary” presents a stunning
visual portrait of our Earth,
taking viewers on a journey
across continents: from the
African savannah to the
Himalayas, and from the heart
of Tokyo to the view of our
fragile planet from orbit.
Through intimate interviews
with a diversity of people, from
NASA astronauts and environ-
mentalists to philosophers and
Tibetan lamas, the film
explores our shared future.
It suggests that the key to
transforming our civilization
lies in an understanding that all
life is inseparably intercon-
nected, and that we cannot
change the world unless we
change the way we see our-
selves, our planet and the wider
cosmos we are embedded with-
in.
Tickets are $9 for adults, $8
for seniors, $7.50 for students,
Some heroes wear capes.
Real heroes wear lab coats.
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$7 for matinees, and $6.50 for
children.
Regular and matinee tickets
can be purchased at the
Siuslaw News.
Bring your ticket stub the
the Florence Green Fair on
May 2 for free admission.
City Lights Cinemas is
located at at 1930 Highway
101 in Florence.
Under 100,000 miles.
2150 Hwy. 101 • Florence
(541) 997-3475 • 1-800-348-3475
FREE BENEFIT CONCERT
FOR “LEAVE A LEGACY:
SAVE A LIFE CAMPAIGN”
Medical Laboratory Professionals
Week April 19 – 25
Celebrating our 900 laboratory
professionals who perform more
than 6 million tests annually and
play a vital role in patient care.
Thank you!
April 24, 2015 7:00pm
Florence Events Center
Suggested Donation—$25
Tickets at the door Doors open at 6:00pm
www.peacehealthlabs.org
800-826-3616
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