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SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 2015
Mo’s to host Project Graduation fundraiser March 10
Dig into an all-you-can-eat
fish or chicken strips dinner at
Mo’s on Tuesday, March 10,
from 5 to 8 p.m. This Project
Graduation fundraiser comes
with fries, coleslaw, marion-
berry cobbler, and includes
soda, water or coffee.
Tickets are $12 for adults or
$6 for children 12 and under.
Tickets can be purchased in
advance from participating
high school seniors, or at Mo’s
the day of the event.
Siuslaw
High
School
Seniors will fill different
restaurant roles that night, such
as serving, bussing, and dish-
washing. There is a raffle for
items donated by local mer-
chants.
Project Graduation, a drug-
and alcohol-free event, organ-
ized by the seniors’ parents, is
held the night of graduation.
Similar events are held at vari-
ous schools around the nation.
This safe event allows sen-
iors to celebrate one last time
together as a class. Seniors
have worked throughout the
year to help pay for this event.
Other fundraisers have includ-
ed holding a middle school
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Good Diet = Healthy Teeth
If your child must snack, choose nutritious
foods such as vegetables,
low-fat yogurt, and low-fat cheese
which are healthier and better for
children’s teeth.
Celebrating 6 Years of offering the
Florence Community Dental Care
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Dr. Chad Clement
COURTESY PHOTO
Stained glass mermaid by
Peggy Goodrow
1256 Bay St. Old Town Florence
throughout the month of
March.
French class being offered
French is a Romance lan-
guage spoken around the
world by nerly 90 million peo-
ple as a first language, by 190
million as a second language,
and by about another 200 mil-
lion people as an acquired for-
eign language with significant
speakers in 54 countries.
Most native speakers of the
language live in France where
the language originated. The
rest live essentially in Canada,
Belgium,
Switzerland,
Francophone
Africa,
Luxembourg and Monaco.
For the past 30 years, Gigi
Lassan, Founder of France
Exchange School, has dedicat-
ed her life to teaching French
and transmitted her passion to
generations of students.
Lassan always had it in her
heart to make the French class-
es a special time of fun and
pleasure. With her wonderful
French immersion program,
she received “the Family
Choice Award” in 2003.
Lassan and her husband,
Allen, moved to Florence in
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There’s no place like
Goodrow stained glass L E E O M L I D
to be exhibited at OPB
Peggy Goodrow is the
Florence
Regional
Arts
Alliance (FRAA’s) featured
artist for the month of March
at Oregon Pacific Bank.
Goodrow has lived in the
Pacific Northwest her entire
life. She loves the natural
beauty of the Florence area.
“After a long career in den-
tal hygiene, I decided to make
good use of the right side of
my brain,” said Goodrow. “I
started taking stained glass
classes 13 years ago. My
favorite thing to do with glass
is use lots of color and differ-
ent textures of glass.”
Goodrow is a member of
FRAA, and is on the art dis-
play committee at the Siuslaw
Public Library.
The public is invited to
come see her unique display of
stained glass creations at OPB
dance, selling 50/50 tickets at
home basketball and football
games, and working conces-
sion stands at home basketball
games.
There are also monthly
Abby’s pizza nights, the third
Wednesday of each month. The
next pizza night is Wednesday,
March 18.
7 th
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Weekends noon-5pm
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Summer Hours:
May-Sept.
Daily Noon-5pm or by appt.
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IN HOME ESTATE SALE
Gigi Lassan
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MARCH 6 & 7
September 2014.
Starting this month, she will
be offering beginner, interme-
diate and advanced French
classes at the Kenneth B.
Gallery.
For more information and
online registration, visit www.
kennethbgallery.com, or call
541-999-5875.
9am-5pm daily
1 EDEN LANE
Shorewood Luck-o-the-Irish
Senior Game Night
Tuesday, March 17th
Gaming 3-7pm
FREE DINNER 4 to 6pm
Call for Reservations 541-997-8202
$25 FREE Chips per player
BINGO • BASEBALL TOSS
Roulette • Charades “21”
Redeem winning chips for prizes or
donation to Van Fan cancer support
North of the Coast Guard Station on Rhododendron Drive
INVITATION
TO SUBMIT
PROPOSALS
Th e City of Florence is requesting
proposals for catering services for the
Florence Events Center (FEC). Th e FEC
intends to establish multiple contracts to
a pool of qualifi ed contractors providing
Catering Services. Th e closing date for
proposals is March 19, 2015 at 4:00 PM.
Interested parties can view and download
a Request for Proposal (RFP) application
by visiting www.eventcenter.org or by
contacting the Florence Events Center at
541-997-1994. Proposals will be accepted
at the FEC located at 715 Quince Street,
Florence Oregon, 97439.
Thursday - Saturday 10-5
Sunday 11-4
80 Harbor Street
541-999-1159
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