SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 2015
St. Mary’s Men give to
St. Vincent de Paul
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Susan Santos (right), St. Mary’s St. Vincent de Paul
coordinator, accepts a $200 check from John
Pearson, St. Mary’s Men’s Club secretary/treasurer.
Herbalists to learn history of medicinal herbs
Rocky Neil, local massage
therapist, will be the third
speaker to address cannabis
— specifically for medicinal
use — for the next Florence
Herb Enthusiasts meeting.
He will provide history
dating back to the 1996 pas-
sage of Senate Bill 420, also
known as the Compassionate
Act, and how the movement
has progressed over the
years.
Currently there are 21
states that have approved leg-
islative ruling providing
medical use and distribution
of marijuana with an-
other five states pending:
Florida, Ohio, Minnesota,
Pennsylvania and New York.
Mathematically,
that
means that half of the United
States is on board with the
advancement of marijuana
use, both recreationally and
medically, respective to each
states conditions.
Patients and caregivers
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ende Jarman, Master Barber opened in 1988,
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to go the extra mile.”
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depend upon Neil to assist in
the use of organic cannabis
New Summer Hours Monday - Saturday 9-5
Closed Sunday
Burns’s Riverside Chapel
2765 Kingwood St.
Florence, OR
Rocky Neil will speak on the history of medicinal herbs
at tomorrow’s meeting of Florence Herb Enthusiasts.
Call now to make your
summer appointments!
Come see what the buzz is all about!
Meet all of our staff while you check
out our classrooms and playground!
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•Wednesday, 7 p.m. - Family Connections
•Sunday, 9:00 a.m. - Bible Study
•Sunday, 10:30 a.m. - Worship Service
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Let me Showcase your property.
up at 7 a.m.
Money raised by from yard
sale will go toward the Lions
Club mission of providing
eyeglasses and hearing aids for
those in need.
The Lions Club concession
cart will be onsite with hot
dogs and drinks available for
purchase.
To reserve a space, contact
Linda Brown at 541-997-
3320.
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Play Bingo and Support Our Veterans!
Join Us Sundays at
4:30 p.m.
(doors open at 3:30 pm)
Last Sunday of every month
we have potluck.
Bring your favorite dish!
Disabled American Veterans #23
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Mapleton
Gourmet Hamburgers & Hotdogs
Breakfast, Lunch
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Worried about the high cost of
memory care? Paying extra for
unnecessary ‘bells and whistles’?
The Florence-Siuslaw Lions
Club is looking for partici-
pants for its upcoming huge
multi-family yard sale set for
Saturday, Aug. 22.
Twenty 20x20 spaces are
available for rent with a dona-
tion of $20 to the Lions Club.
The Yard Sale will be open
to the public from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m. at the Coffindaffer resi-
dence, 5495 North Fork Road.
Vendors can begin setting
sales • installation • repair
Chris Bunch
Principal Broker /
Property Manager
541 997-8877
Residential and Memory Care
Community
Space available for Lions
Club ‘huge’ yard sale
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280 Hwy. 101 M 541-997-8996
Mon.-Sun., 10-6
Elderberry Square
support in growing their
own plants. Discussion will
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Corner of 10th & Maple St. • 541-997-3533
www.florencecrossroad.org
email: office@florencecrossroad.org
Fresh
CRAB
include plant diseases, rust,
fertilization and nurturing for
successful production of
healthy
organic
plants.
Applications, topical use of
salves versus lotions, and
ingestion of capsules show
the direction of advancement
since 1996.
Neil will be available to
answer questions or concerns
following his presentation.
This month's meeting starts
at 11 a.m., tomorrow at New
Life Lutheran Church, 2100
Spruce St. (next to Florence
Food Share.)
Guests are welcome to
attend their first meeting free.
Annual dues are $10. The
Florence Herb Enthusiasts
members explore, experience
and learn about the cultiva-
tion, culinary, craft, and
medicinal uses of herbs at
monthly meetings and special
events. For more informa-
tion, call Jacquie Beveridge
at 541-997-8311.
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