SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 2016
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Love the library? Come Annual Rainspout Music Festival set for Yachats
to tomorrow’s meeting
booth will feature art
created from used books;
two board vacancies, presi-
dent and member-at-large; a
report on the year-round
book store located inside the
Florence branch; upcoming
library events and current
volunteer opportunities such
as photographer, newsletter
writer and membership assis-
tant.
For more information,
email SiuslawLibraryFriends
@gmail.com.
Toastmasters hold open house
The public is invited
to attend an open house for
Siuslaw Talespinners, the
local chapter of Toastmasters
International, on Saturday,
April 30, from 1 to 3 p.m., at
the Siuslaw Public Library,
1460 Ninth St.
Everyone is invited and
encouraged to attend the
open house and discover all
that Toastmasters has to
offer.
For more information,
contact Anne Machalek at
541-999-5357.
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There will also be
a reunion with
two former band
members from
the 1960s psy-
chedelic jug band
The PH PHactor
when
John
Browne is joined
on stage Saturday
night by David
Coffin.
Four
local
bands will be fea-
tured over three
days, performing
their
original
compositions
along with other
works.
COURTESY PHOTO
Friday night,
Criminal
Records
recording
artist Joe
Bad
Weeds
Dobroe
will
perform
April
30.
Stringband and
Three Twins and
a Fish will appear.
concert with Frans Paul
Saturday night, They Went Vandenbogaard and Bill
That Away opens the show.
Stiffler appearing as Sons of
Sunday afternoon, enjoy a the Beaches.
Alzheimer’s
class set
R OTARY
Saturday afternoon, the
dancers and drumming of
Coos Bay-based Rhythm
Village will bring the West
African vibe to the Commons
and segue
into Brazilian
music with “Rio Con Brio.”
Friday night finishes with
the tight harmonies and
sophisticated twang of The
Blackberry
Bushes
Stringband. Saturday night
swings to the joyous and
vibrant sounds of Portland’s
own world class quartet
Stumptown Swing.
Rainspout ends Sunday
afternoon with something
slightly different.
A Mayday Family Dance
begins with music provided by
Zydeco
Rockers
Kelly
Thibodeaux and Etouffee
while everyone dances around
the Maypole.
For ticket information,
email info@rainspout.org or
visit www.rainspout.org.
HELPS LOCAL GARDENS GROW
YACHATS — Alzheimer’s
Association Oregon Chapter
will be holding a class,
“Understanding
and
Responding to Dementia-
Related Behavior,” Friday,
April 29, in Yachats at Sea
Aire
Assisted
Living
Community,
1882
N.
Highway 101, from 2 to 3:30
p.m.
Join the Alzheimer’s
Association Oregon Chapter
to learn to decode behavioral
messages, identify common
behavior triggers, and learn
strategies to help intervene
with some of the most com-
mon behavioral challenges of
Alzheimer’s disease.
This class is free, but reg-
istration is required. To regis-
ter, call 800-272-3900. For a
full list of upcoming classes,
visit www.alz.org/oregon.
CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK
The Friends of the Siuslaw
Public Library will hold its
monthly meeting Thursday,
April 28, at 11 a.m., in the
Bromley Room.
Anyone interested in sup-
porting the library or learning
more about the Library
Friends is invited to attend.
Refreshments are provid-
ed.
Agenda items this month
will include: plans for the
Friends’ booth at the Rhody
Days Arts Festival — the
YACHATS — Rainspout
Music Festival will be this
weekend, April 29 and 30 and
May 1, at the Yachats
Commons, 1555 Highway
101.
Rainspout offers 11 acts
and a Mayday Maypole dance.
Festival attendees from last
year requested more jams, and
organizers listened.
Jam sessions are scheduled
for both Saturday and Sunday
mornings, 10 a.m. to 12:30
p.m. Saturday’s jam will be
hosted by the Blackberry
Bushes Stringband and will be
geared to bluegrass. Sunday
morning’s session will be
multi-genre.
There are many other addi-
tions to the Rainspout Music
Festival this year.There will be
a rare solo performance
Saturday afternoon by gravel-
ly voiced songwriter, guitar
virtuoso and Criminal Records
recording artist Joe Dobroe.
COURTESY PHOTO
Rotary District 5110 Hunger/First Harvest committee is donating flower, veg-
etable and herb seeds to local gardens. Florence Rotary member and committee
member Ron Caputo has arranged for free seeds for Siuslaw Elementary School
gardens, Food Share gardens, St. Mary’s Church gardens, Mapleton Elementary
School gardens and the Florence Community gardens. The garden managers are
able to select from a vast variety of flower, herb and vegetable seeds in unlim-
ited quantities. The seeds for this project are donated to Rotary District 5110 by
the Ed Hume Seed Company.
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