SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 2016
Western Lane Ambulance District
Ambulance Runs Feb. 29-March 6
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LRP auditions for ‘Quilters’ Saturday
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Transfer to Mckenzie
Wecoma Loop
16th Street
E. Mapleton Road
Highway 101
Rhododendron Drive
Transfer to Eugene
Highway 126
Highway 101
Ocean View Drive
Juniper Street
Oak Street
Collins Loop
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Highway 36
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Highway 126
Oak Street
Linda Way
Highway 126
Oak Street
Heceta Beach Road
Nopal Street
Nopal Street
Second Street
Steinhauer Road
Ninth Street
Ninth Street
21st Street
Ford Way
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Oak Street
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Highway 126
Transfer to Peace Harbor
Highway 126
Park Village Court
Mar Azul Terrace
Shore Crest Drive
21st Street
Oak Street
Ninth Street
Ocean View Lane
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Ninth Street
16th Street
9th Street
Outer Drive
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Manzanita Drive
2st Street
Florentine Avenue
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Auditions for the
play “Quilters,” a two-
act musical drama
written by Molly
Newman and Barbara
Damashek, will be
held Saturday, April
2, from 10 a.m. to 2
p.m. The show is
being produced by
Last Resort Players.
Auditions will be
held at the Florence
United
Methodist
Church, Second and
Kingwood streets.
The play requires
seven women of a
variety of ages from
age 20 and older. The
setting is the American
West as a pioneer
woman and her six
daughters face frontier
life.
Each actor will have
several roles. Be pre-
COURTESY PHOTO
pared to sing 16 to 32
measures of Amer- Deb Young, Annie Schmidt and Meg Spencer will direct Last Resort Players’ upcoming
icana type music, such production of “Quilters,” with auditions taking place Saturday, April 2.
as “Rock of Ages,”
Candidates will also read from a Spencer assistant directing and Deb
“Down in the Valley,” “Amazing
Grace,” etc., and plan to sing with a script. Callbacks will be on Sunday, Young as music director.
For more information, call 541-997-
piano or acapella. Bring piano accompa- April 3, at 1:30 p.m. if necessary.
Annie Schmidt will direct, with Meg 1023.
niment music if available.
Deadline for Soroptimist Community Chorus to host patriotic concert
scholarships is April 15
Soroptimist International
Club of Florence has three
scholarship awards from
$1,000 to $3,000. The dead-
line for applications is April
15.
Applications are being
accepted now. Contact Mimi
Teachout at 541-902-9815
or email mimi.teachout@
opbc.com for more informa-
tion.
Applications can also be
sent to Florence Soroptimist
Club, P.O. Box 1209,
Florence, OR 97439.
Beginning at 2 p.m.
on Sunday, May 1, the
Community
Chorus
of
Florence will be presenting its
spring concert in shades of
red, white and blue.
Directed by Jennifer Meier,
the chorus will bring to the
audience a selection of inspir-
ing patriotic songs such as
“God Bless America,” “Battle
Hymn of the Republic” and
“America the Beautiful.”
The concert will begin with
a rendition of “The Star
Bangled Banner.”
Special guests The Flotones
will provide several selec-
tions, along with the Encore
Dancers tapping to “Yankee
Doodle Dandy.”
The Siuslaw High School
Chamber Choir will perform
several songs and the CROW
kids will perform some tunes
from their production of
“Shrek the Musical, Jr.”
Interspersed with these
songs will be a medley of
tunes by Irving Berlin, who
wrote many Broadway musi-
cal and Hollywood songs dur-
ing his 60-years of productivi-
ty.
Adult tickets are $10 and
children under 18 will be
admitted free.
Tickets can be purchased at
the Florence Event Center or
by calling 541-997-1994.
NextStep to host
recycling roundup
THE LARGEST YARD SALE UNDER ONE ROOF!
OVER 40 BOOTHS
INDIVIDUALS , FAMILIES AND NON PROFIT GROUPS
Saturday
April 2
8 a.m. — 2 p.m.
Florence Events Center
715 Quince Street
Florence, Oregon
541-997-1994
WORD
$1.00
Admission
As families enjoy spring break this
week in many parts of Oregon, we
asked a few people what they remember
most about their own.
ON THE
STREET
What is your favorite spring break memory?
Get rid of those broken or
unwanted
electronics
Saturday, April 2, from 10:30
a.m. to 3 p.m., when NextStep
Recycling of Eugene will be at
the Real Food Co-op collect-
ing anything that plugs in or
runs on batteries. This
includes cell phones, comput-
ers, stereos, DVD players,
cords, cables, TV and vaccu-
ums.
NextStep is a nonprofit
organization whose mission is
to provide technology and
training to children and adults
who have barriers to employ-
ment and education, while
protecting our environment
and community from haz-
ardous waste.
NextStep provides individu-
als and groups the opportunity
to learn about the impact elec-
tronic waste has on our envi-
ronment.
Joining NextStep at the col-
lection point will be ARC of
Lane
County
collecting
unwanted clothing.
The ARC’s mission is to
advocate to enhance the digni-
ty, expand the opportunities
and protect the rights of per-
sons with intellectual and
developmental disabilities and
their families. They provide a
variety of educational and
support opportunities for our
families in Lane County.
Take this opportunity to get
rid of unwanted items while
supporting these amazing
organizations.
Real Food Co-op is located
at 1379 B on Rhododendron
Drive. The Co-op supports
local food sustainability by
purchasing from local farm
and food producers.
Call 541-997-3396 for more
information.
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“Going to Reno once on spring break
when I was 20, and never getting carded
anywhere. It was great.”
—S TEPHANIE A MES , F LORENCE
“Coming home from college each
spring, seeing my family and friends in
my small resort town are my favorite
memories from that time.”
—J UDY F LEAGLE , F LORENCE
“My two sons taking a mission trip to
Mexico with our church, during a kind of
risky time there. I was proud of them for
going and helping.”
—R ACHEL P EARSON , F LORENCE
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