SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 2016
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Port of Siuslaw board seeks budget committee member
The Port of Siuslaw Board
of Commissioners invites
applications from district resi-
dents interested in serving on
the budget committee.
Interested persons should
obtain an application from the
port office at 100 Harbor St.,
or online at www.portofsiu
slaw.com. Applications will be
accepted until noon on Friday,
March 25.
Applicants must be regis-
tered voters residing within the
Port of Siuslaw district.
The Port of Siuslaw is a spe-
cial district authorized by
Oregon law to help sustain the
economic vitality of western
Lane County. The district
boundary encompasses most
of the Siuslaw River water-
shed, including the communi-
ties of Florence and Dunes
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City, and extending upriver to
Mapleton, Walton, Lorane and
Blachly.
The port is the sponsor of
the federal maritime invest-
ment in Lane County for chan-
nel and jetty maintenance and
navigable ocean bars. The port
also has significant authority
under Oregon statute for local
economic development and
infrastructure projects that
encourage job creation.
The budget committee is a
standing committee of five cit-
izen members that sits jointly
with the Port Commission to
publicly review and revise the
annual budget document.
The budget committee
establishes the maximum
annual expenditures, approves
the necessary taxes and finally
approves the budget docu-
ment.
Committee members serve
three-year terms which expire
on June 30.
Rotarians say ‘Sky’s the Limit’
for annual auction this Saturday
Anyone who is craving a
round-the-world trip need go
no farther than the Florence
Events Center on Saturday,
March 12.
The annual Florence Rotary
Auction is headed for some
exotic destinations. Start in
Belgium or Germany. Then
stop off in the Principality of
Monaco. Isn’t there a casino
there? Perhaps a layover in
Shanghai or Australia would be
nice, or even a little sunbathing
in the South Pacific.
If tropical retreats are your
thing, try Cuba, Cabo or Kona
for a little “R and R.”
Closer to home, there’s a
chance to visit Times Square
(they have painted ladies
there), listen to some New
Orleans jazz, or hang out in
Key West, Palm Springs or
Disneyland.
If that still seems like a bit
much, try taking in the won-
ders of Veneta or the
Principality of Mercer Lake.
While the destinations may
be exotic, the food will be
Homegrown — literally. The
dinner will be catered by the
chefs from Homegrown Public
House and will feature many
locally sourced ingredients.
The wines are homegrown
as well, coming from Umpqua
Valley’s Reustle Prayer Rock
Vineyards.
And of course there will be
the always-exciting dessert
COURTESY PHOTO
Rotarians dress up to show just some of the “destina-
tions” that are part of this year’s auction theme.
auction: 25 exquisite cakes and
pies donated by the club’s past
presidents and created by vari-
ous local chefs and bakeries.
And the wine wall will fea-
ture 60 different wines from
around the world and close to
home; $20 buys a bottle, which
could range in value from $20
to more than $100.
All this glitz and glamour
comes together for a reason:
raising money for scholarships
to send local students to col-
lege, as well as supporting the
Siuslaw High School Interact
Club and other youth-oriented
projects in the community.
The Sneddons — Bob, Blair
and Gerry — will once again
take to the stage to auction
everything from exotic trips to
upscale furniture, sports pack-
ages and more.
The evening begins with a
silent auction that displays the
work of local artists and crafts-
people, along with entertain-
ment packages, gourmet food
baskets, sports equipment and
gift certificates to local restau-
rants and entertainment ven-
ues.
For information about tick-
ets or donations to the auction,
call Craig Sanders at 541-999-
1713.
Pancake fundraiser for Caring Pregnancy Center
The Caring Pregnancy
Center of Florence is hosting a
pancake breakfast fundraiser
Saturday, March 19, 8:30 to 11
a.m., at Florence Nazarene
Church, 1536 12th St., across
from the Elk’s Lodge.
Mayor Joe Henry will be on
hand to flip flap jacks and add
to the fun.
CPC is a faith-based com-
munity service, nonprofit
organization supported via pri-
vate contributions. The center
offers nonjudgmental peer
counseling for women and
men, referrals and ongoing
support for women and fami-
lies.
“The CPC depends solely on
the generosity of the communi-
ty and many young women
depend on the CPC for assis-
tance,” said CPC board presi-
dent Pastor Don Defrerichs.
Whether it be infant or tod-
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
Offer ends 3/31/16 at Laurel Bay Gardens
A budget committee mem-
ber is expected to spend up to
20 hours that includes review-
ing the budget and meeting
one to three times from May
through June each year. The
committee may be called to
meet again during the year in
the event of a significant budg-
etary change.
For more information, call
the port office at 541-997-
3426.
dler clothing, formula, coun-
seling or other services, CPC is
there to help.
The CPC is located at 1525
12th St. in Florence.
It can be reached at 541-
902-2273 during business
hours.
For more information, con-
tact Joe Crenshaw at joecren
shaw1@gmail.com., or call
Deborah Heldt Cordone at
541-991-9300.
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