SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 2015
Help the planet by
donating cloth bags
In honor of Earth Day,
Real Food Co-op is gathering
cloth bags for re-use. The
co-op offers recycled paper
ADA GRANGE CELEBRATES
"GRANGE MONTH"
Saturday, April 25th
5:00 p.m. Kitchen Opens
6:00 p.m. BINGO
Intermission: Ice Cream Sundaes
Located 10 miles out Canary Rd.
More info, call Nancy Flatley
at 541-997-2380.
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bags or donated cloth bags
for customers to use.
In doing this, the co-op
helps decrease the amount of
waste deposited in the local
landfill — something that
benefits the environment.
Help decrease pollution by
donating unwanted cloth
bags for re-use at the Real
Food
Co-op, 1379
B
Rhododendron Drive.
For more information, call
541-997-3396.
Real Food Co-op is open
to the public Monday
through Saturday, 10 a.m. to
6 p.m.
The co-op specializes in
locally grown and produced,
non-GMO and bulk foods.
Library
Tidings
News about
the Siuslaw
Public Library
Library Tidings,
a regular feature
of the Siuslaw News,
features news about
upcoming Siuslaw
Public Library pro-
grams for adults and
children, new books
and videos, and other
library news of interest
to the community.
Library Tidings by
Kevin Mittge
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Friends of the Library
to meet Thursday
The Friends of the Library
will be meeting tomorrow,
Thursday, April 23, at 11 a.m., in
the library’s Bromley Room.
The Friends support the
library in many ways, including
fundraisers like its book sales
(see below), and in providing
volunteers for the library.
All Friends members and
library supporters are invited to
attend.
Library Friends Book
Sale set for April 25
This Saturday, the Friends of
the Siuslaw Public Library will
be holding a one-day “Non-
Fiction Only” book sale, from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m., in the Bromley
Room. This themed book sale
will feature hardback and paper-
back non-fiction.
Books will include: cook
books, how-to books, biogra-
phies, travel guides, history, sci-
ence, sports and more.
A number of coffee-table
books and other big, beautiful
books perfect as gifts will be
included. Prices start at less than
$1.
Book sales are one of the
Friends’ primary fundraisers.
By purchasing at the sales,
shoppers are helping to support
their local libraries in Mapleton
and Florence.
All books for sale have been
donated by the community or are
library books that have been
withdrawn from the collection.
Lincoln and the
Oregon Country
Join historian author Richard
Etulain on Tuesday, April 28, at
1 p.m., when he discusses
Abraham Lincoln and his rela-
tionship to Oregon. One connec-
tion: Lincoln had considered but
ultimately turned down the terri-
torial governorship of Oregon.
Etulain’s well-researched and
clearly told story demonstrates
how links between Washington,
D.C., and the Oregon Country
helped shape both Lincoln’s
policies and Oregon politics.
Many patrons may remember
Etulain from a previous program
series in Florence when he dis-
cussed the author Wallace
Stegner.
Don’t miss this opportunity to
hear a nationally-known histori-
an speak about our 16th
President and the Oregon
Country.
This is the final program in a
month of programs related to
Abraham Lincoln, the Civil War,
and Oregon.
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Come celebrate
library’s 100th
birthday
Mark your calendars because
on Thursday, May 7, starting at
6 p.m., the library will be host-
ing a “Chamber After Hours”
in celebration of its 100th birth-
day.
The library first opened May
7, 1915, when the Women’s
Conservation League opened the
doors of Florence’s first library
in the Commercial Club, a fore-
runner of the Chamber of
Commerce.
Several
months
later,
the library received it’s first
book donations from the state
library, and the library was off
and running, growing and serv-
ing the community ever since.
The community is invited to
join in the celebration May 7.
There will be food and bever-
ages, live music, door prizes,
visiting with friends and library
users, and a lot more.
Mapleton branch
The Mapleton branch library,
which is more than 20 years old,
is located at 88148 Riverview
Ave., in the Lion’s Club
Building.
Hours are Tuesday through
Saturday, noon to 5 p.m.
Dunes City to ‘Keep Coast Clean’ April 26
DUNES CITY — Dunes
City and co-sponsor Coast
Jewelers are inviting the
public to participate in
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the first Keep Our Coast
Clean community cleanup
event.
Volunteers will remove
as much roadside litter as pos-
sible from 2 to 5 p.m.
on Sunday, April 26.
Individuals,
families,
volunteer organizations and
business teams can show
their
community
spirit
and pride by spring clean-
ing their communities.
In this first event, the
goal is to remove litter from
roadsides on Highway 101,
from the Siuslaw River
Bridge south to the Siltcoos
River Bridge; Canary Road
to the Ada Grange; Clear
Lake Road from Canary
Road to Highway 101; and if
time permits, South Jetty
Road.
Any property owners a
re invited to participate
by cleaning their own
road frontage of litter
and Scotch Broom.
Long-term litter mainte-
nance is being discussed
and organized to support
the annual event.
Wear bright clothing,
bring gloves and safety
vests.
Watch the Siuslaw News
for more information
For further information,
call Linda Stevens at
Dunes City Hall at 541-997-
3338, or Liz at Coast Jewelers
at 541-997-7676.
A
barbecue
hosted
by Coast Jewelers and Dunes
City
will
follow
the
event from 5 to 6 p.m., at
East Honeyman Park.
FRAA holds quarterly
meeting, workshop Friday
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The Florence Regional
Arts Alliance
(FRAA)
Introducing your brand-new local bank.
Community banking is where we got our start 125 years ago. And it’s what we deliver
everywhere we go. Which is why even though Siuslaw Bank is now Banner Bank,
you’ll still find the same local employees you know, and trust and an unwavering
commitment to serving your community.
Visit one of our many convenient branches or find us at bannerbank.com.
will be having its quarterly
meeting
Friday,
April
24, from 1 to 3 p.m., at
the FRAA Art Center,
4969 Highway 101, Munsel
Lake Plaza #4.
Members are urged to
attend.
Anyone interested in
learning more about FRAA
is welcome to attend.
There will be a short
business meeting followed
by a unique demonstration
about creating a fairy gard-
en.
Kermit
Houghtaling,
of Laurel Bay Gardens
Nursery,
will
conduct
a workshop on the garden
art of “planting” a fairy gar-
den.
Watch as he creates a
miniature world full of won-
der and discover how easy it
is to create your own magical
world for your outdoor
space.
Laurel Bay Gardens will
be raffling off the completed
fairy garden at the end of the
workshop,
along
with
coupons for creating your
own fairy garden creations.
Refreshments will be
served.
Let’s create tomorrow, together.
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