SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2015
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Shorewood shares the love
Renewed commitment
Retirement residence offered dance floor, dj for Valentine’s
PHOTO BY JACK DAVIS/SIUSLAW NEWS
Independent minister Mary Crook hands a certificate of
renewal to one of the 44 couples that attended one of
two vow renewal ceremonies held at the Little Log
Church in Yachats on Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14. Celtic
harpist Khlo Brateng played for the 5:30 p.m. service.
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The Shorewood Retirement
Residences’ First Annual
Singles and Couples Valentine’s
Dance was enjoyed by all.
A full dinner of chicken cor-
don bleu and champagne was
served to 42 residents and
guests.
Marty Adams provided back-
ground music during dinner.
Live DJ Dan came on from 6
to 7. Diners sang along to
karaoke.
The portable dance floor,
rented from Florence Events
Center, was enjoyed by resi-
dents and guests alike.
There were some smooth
moves from first place couple
Lucille Illsley and Jay
Cushman, and second place,
Terri and Don Milligan. The
winners received bottles of
champagne.
Anna Villasenor won the raf-
fle for a gift basket, loaded with
gift certificates, a red teddy
bear and a few other romantic
touches.
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“Yesterday — A Tribute to
the Beatles” will take the big
stage on Feb. 27 at 7 p.m., at
the Florence Events Center.
Performing all eras of
Beatles music in their original
key, wearing drainpipe trousers
and playing authentic instru-
ments, Yesterday — The
Beatles Tribute has performed
on five continents.
Beginning with the British
Invasions in 1964, the mop-
tops from Liverpool began the
first wave of Beatlemania. The
Beatles forever changed the
face of pop music with such
songs as “Hard Day’s Night,”
“Help,” “I Wanna Hold Your
Hand,” “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely
Hearts Club Band,” and
“Revolution.”
The Yesterday tribute band
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Shorewood
Retirement
Residences gave a special
Valentine dinner for resi-
dents and guests. There
was live music, a dj and a
dance floor, as well as a
raffle drawing.
The Shorewood welcomes
members of the community to
visit the friendly residents and
wonderful staff.
Beatles tribute show brings back ‘yesterday’
Spruce Point Assisted Living
& Memory Care
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2015, 2:00 PM
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PHOTO BY CHRIS CARLSON
Members of “Yesterday — A Tribute to the Beatles”
recreate Sgt. Pepper as part of their tribute show.
recreates note for note the
music of the Fab Four.
Based in Las Vegas,
Yesterday has performed its
long running show in Atlantic
City at the Tropicana Casino
Resort for three years, at the
Horizon Casino Hotel in Lake
Tahoe for eight months, five
months in the Tiffany Theater
at the Tropicana in Las Vegas,
countless Beatles tribute
shows in New York, and hun-
dreds of venues across
the U.S.
Yesterday — A Tribute to
the Beatles is being presented
by KCST and KCFM and the
Florence
Events
Center,
with sponsorship from the
ACR Automotive, Best for
Hearing, Korando Dental
Group,
County
Transfer
and
Recycling,
The
Beachcomber
Pub,
and
Old Town Inn and River House
Inn.
Tickets are now on sale from
the Florence Events Center box
office at 541-997-1994 or on-
line at www.eventcenter.org.
Ticket prices are $24 for
adults and $19 for students
ages 18 and under.
Donate fabric material to help make
capes for kids
Siuslaw News is asking for
help with the upcoming Green
Fair. In the spirit of recycling,
Siuslaw News is seeking
donated fabric material from
the community that can be
used to make capes for kids
attending the Florence Green
Fair.
Anyone who has material
that is at least a yard in length
and has some type of green
color can donate it by drop-
ping it off at Siuslaw News,
148 Maple Street in Florence.
For more information, call
the Siuslaw News office at
541-997-3441.
Any
donation
is
appreciated.
The wait for primary care
is over.
McKenzie Primary Care Associates
welcomes new providers.
John Egar, M.D. (board-certified, internal medicine), and Mildred Rowley, M.D. (board-certified,
family practice), have joined the team at McKenzie Primary Care Associates. Along with
Phillip Taggart, M.D. (board-certified, internal medicine), they welcome new patients at their
Florence location. Medicare, Medicaid and most insurance plans welcome. Ask us about
preventive care services your health insurance may cover at no cost to you.
Same-day appointments often available.
Call 541-997-1251.
4480 G Highway 101N • Florence
541-997-1251
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