SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 2016
Western Lane Ambulance District
Ambulance Runs May 9-14
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Blues master to perform at KXCR fundraiser
Blues master Walker T. Ryan
will perform at a fundraising
event Saturday, June 4, for
community radio station
KXCR 90.7 FM.
“Walker T. is the real deal. A
bluesman, a Delta bluesman,”
says Ken Babbs, original
Merry Prankster.
It’s an assessment that is
shared by the audience mem-
bers who attended his last
Florence appearance in 2013.
“One of the most memo-
rable musical performances
I’ve experienced in the
(Siuslaw Public Library’s)
Bromley Room,” said Stu
Henderson. “Walker T. blew us
away. KXCR just had to get
him back.”
This time, the venue has
changed. Ryan will perform at
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Ninth Street
44th Street
Lillie Circle Drive
Transfer to RiverBend
Event Center
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Ninth Street
Sandrift Court
Spruce Street
Oak Street
Siano Loop
Highway 101
Highway 101
Ninth Street
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Ninth Street
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Highway 101
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Oak Street
21st Street
Transfer to RiverBend
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15th Street
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Willow Loop
Oak Street
Highway 101
Highway 36
Mariners Lane
Oak Street
Highway 101
Transfer to RiverBend
Spruce Street
Boy Scout Road
Transfer Sacred Heart
Ninth Street
Transfer to OHSU
20th Street
Willow Street
Transfer Salem
Highway 126
Highway 126
Pine Street
Twin Tree Court
Oak Street
Transfer to Mckenzie
Ninth Street
1600 Rhododendron Drive
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Walker T. Ryan
Register by July 10th /
Accompanied by Parent
Teaching Gun Safety and more
Contact Harold Johnson
541-997-1543 or harolyn49@yahoo.com
An extravagant vintage flea
market will continue today dur-
ing the Gypsy Camp Vintage
Market at the Florence Events
Center, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Admission is $5 and free to
those who attended on Friday.
“We’re very excited to offer a
vintage flea market to the
Oregon coast,” said Josh
Berggren of Gypsy Camp
Vintage Market. “We know the
demand for vintage goods is
growing each year. Our mission
is to provide a diverse selection
of vintage, antique and flea mar-
ket goods to share with our mar-
ket guests.”
Throughout the market, ven-
dors will be offering antique,
vintage, re-purposed and up-
cycled goods in all styles:
French-inspired, shabby-chic,
western, industrial, beach décor
and more.
In addition, there will be an
entire section dedicated to out-
door living, including Gypsy-
camp style vintage trailers and
camp gear just in time for camp-
ing season.
“My family has always had a
passion for decorating and enter-
taining, whether at our home or
on the road in our travel trail-
ers,” said Berggren. “Trips to
Europe have helped define our
taste for old-world, well-used
and time-worn furnishings
paired with elegant crystal, sil-
ver and rich linens. We take all
these ideas and bring them on
the road with us at our markets.”
Berggren explained that, his-
torically, gypsy camps were
known for bright, colorful peo-
COAST RADIO SPORTS
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KCST Radio, the Siuslaw News and The Sports Club Congratulate
all of the 2015-2016 Athletes of the Week and the
Male and Female Athlete of the Year
Victoria Rojas
Trent Reavis
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Claire Waggoner
Scott Gordon
Hunter Simington
Taylor Dotson
Kenneth Thrall
Name: Kenneth Thrall
School: Siuslaw High School
of the year
Kenneth h rall used both legs… sometimes just one of them… to gain entry into the Siuslaw football record book. He
holds the school record for the best season kicking point-at ers… 33 of 34 this season, a .971 average. His career average
over three years… 114 of 128… is .891 and is second best. Kenneth was named to the 1st team all Far West League at
three positions… running back, linebacker and punter. He was second team kicker. He also was named honorable men-
tion at the state level as a punter where he had a 31.4 yard average.
h rall carried the ball 129 times this year for 724 yards and ten touchdowns. He kicked 33 point at ers and one i eld goal
for a total of 96 points on the season. In his three year varsity football career he scored 216 points total. He maintained
a 31.4 yard punting average on 80 punts in his career and his 62 yard punt this year against Hidden Valley was the fourth
longest on record… just two yards short of the longest.
Kenneth went out for basketball this year… a sport he played simply for the fun of… and contributed to the team
well. On the baseball diamond, h rall led the team with a .419 batting average on the year; .465 in league play and
never struck out. He was a team captain and was chosen by his teammates as their player of the year. He was named
the league’s 1st team shortstop and earned honorable mention at the state level. He will play in the 4A all star game in
Roseburg.
Kenneth will continue his baseball career next year. He intends to attend Linn Benton Community College where he’ll
be working the ini eld.
Carissa Oliver
Destinie Tatum
Chet Geddes
Andrew Tupua
Mikaela Siegel
Scott Simmons
Name: Mikaela Siegel
School: Siuslaw High School
Siegel is a repeat winner as Athlete of the Year. She also earned this distinction last year as a junior.
Siegel has committed to competing in Moscow, Idaho next year at the University of Idaho.
Dylan Jennings
well used and made with quali-
ty.”
Among the 50 vendors
expected to participate, there
will be wine and cheese ven-
dors, or stop by for a snack or
meal offered by Mon Ami.
“We hope to inspire people to
create beautiful, inviting spaces
and share our gypsy spirit with
guests,” said Berggren.
For
more
information,
visit www.gypsycampvintage
market.com.
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Lindsey A. Franz, DVM
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Your Appointment
Dr. John Bachmann
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Technician Elizabeth
1739 West 22nd Street, Florence
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PUBLIC NOTICES
We want to extend a special thank you to all
our Sports Club Members:
Fresh Detailing
Integrity Plumbing
Aero Legends Bi-Plane Rides
Central Coast Disposal
Alan Twombly- H&R Block
River House and Old Town Inns
J. L. Walker and Sons
Dutch Bros.
Best for Hearing
Rodet Construction Company
Foglio Drop Box Service
ple selling their wares from carts
and wagons, setting up and tear-
ing down their camps as they
traveled, bringing to towns all
across the world unique crafts,
house wares, décor and col-
lectibles.
“When I came across a photo
taken in 1906 of a gypsy camp
in Paris, I knew this was our
brand,” said Berggren. “Our
merchandise mission is similar
to that gypsy lifestyle — we
love all things chippy, rusty and
541-997-9300
Mikaela Siegel didn’t play basketball this year but there’s no disputing her athletic prowess… she was
a member of the cross country team, but her biggest impact was in track and fi eld. The most notable
achievement was in repeating as the state champion in the 100 meter high hurdles. She was 3rd at dis-
trict in the long jump and second in the triple jump, fi nishing 7th and 5th respectively in those events at
state. In March, Mikaela competed at the Summit Heptathlon in Bend, fi nishing 4th overall with 3,229
points. She won the 800 meter, the 100 meter hurdles; and was in the top fi ve in four other events.
of the year
COURTESY PHOTO
The Gypsy Camp Market offers an array of unique items,
from one-of-a-kind to “shabby-chic.”
8:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Open Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m.
Tyler Packebush
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the Kenneth B Gallery, 1458
First St. in Old Town, but the
excitement remains.
“Not only do we get to hear
a reprise of the songs and sto-
ries of Walker T.’s long hard-
working
musical
career,
KXCR, in addition, will be
offering a food and beverage
spread and silent auction bar-
gains to help our volunteer-
powered
station,”
says
Henderson.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
There is a $10 cover charge.
A silent auction will be held
from 7 to 8 p.m., with the per-
formance running from 8 to 11
p.m.
All are welcome to attend
tonight’s blues benefit to sup-
port local community radio,
KXCR 90.7 FM.
Gypsy Camp Market continues today at FEC
FREE Youth Day and BBQ
at Siuslaw Rod & Gun Club
July 16th • 9am-3pm
Annmarie Precht
County Transfer and Recycling
Elson Shields Property Management
Carpet Cleaning Solutions
Wind Drift Kites
Leisure Excavating
Dry Tech Carpet Cleaning
Maple Street Grille
Florence RV and Automotive Specialists
Shawn Fleming Construction, LLC
Randy’s Riverview Market
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