6 A
SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 2016
H ERB E NTHUSIASTS TO TAKE ANNUAL FIELD TRIP 8th-graders celebrate Tuesday
The Class of 2020 Eighth-
Grade Celebration will be at
Siuslaw Middle School, 2525
Oak St., on Tuesday, June 14,
from 6 to 8 p.m. All eighth
graders are invited to come
celebrate the end of middle
school and experience a fun
send off to high school.
It’s a glow-in-the-dark
theme, so all students should
Here to serve
your denture needs:
Dentures
Immediate Dentures
Implant Dentures
Relines and Repairs
COURTESY PHOTO
Herbalists take a tour of Thyme Garden in Alsea. They will go again July 21.
in Papillote with a dill and
caper sauce, sautéed fresh
green beans with basil and
pine nuts, and homemade
herbal pasta. A favorite is
spaetzle made with Rolfe’s
grandmother’s 100-year-old
spaetzle maker.
This is followed by an
herb-themed dessert.
The day of the event, par-
ticipants will meet on the
north side of Fred Meyer’s
(near the recycling area).
Those who have not already
arranged to carpool are paired
up with drivers who have
space.
The group will leave by
9:15 a.m. and arrive at Thyme
Garden about 11 a.m.
Bob Teter of Siuslaw Outreach Services talks with high
school seniors before they graduate about life lessons
and necessary skills.
Siuslaw School District.
It was clear by the stu-
dents’ response that a similar
session next year would
be beneficial to upcoming
seniors.
TODA
JUNE Y!
11
Eco
Activities For s
i d
Speakers
&
Demonstrations
K
Health &
Wellness
Center
Admission is FREE
w/canned donation to Florence
Food Share
or
by bringing in your
plastic planter pots to be recycled
Give Take
or
10:00am to 4:00pm
Nothing broken or dirty please
just things someone else can use!
524 Laurel St.
541-997-6054
SAVE 30%
On 5+ Night Stays at the
Deluxe Aulani Resort!!
For new bookings only. Book now - 6/27/2016 for Travel 8/21 - 12/19/2016.
Offer not valid for travel between 11/21/2016 - 11/24/2016. Subject to avail-
ability. Other restrictions apply...call for details.
Take
things you can use
11:00am to 4:00pm
Anything you need and can use!
Your Chance to pass on things you no longer
need and pick up something you do for FREE!
YES
NO
You can give:
We cannot accept:
books, DVDs/CDs,
Garden ware, IT, Tools,
Clothes/shoes, small
furniture, small
electrical items, toys
Large furniture
Major appliances
Broken and dirty items
Sponsored by:
NURSERY • LANDSCAPING • GARDEN CENTER
W
TE
ES
RN L A
NE
AM
B U L AN C E
Western Lane
Ambulance
LifeMed
Join today!
Invest in Your Peace of Mind
541-997-9614
For just $65 per household
Ambulance service is expensive
to provide. LifeMed accepts the
insurance payment as payment in
full for services rendered for any
medically necessary emergency
ambulance service so there’s no
out-of-pocket expense.
Florence Events Center
715 Quince St., Florence
unwanted items
Financing: Citi Health Card
12 Month no Interest
800-853-0909
10am-4pm
Give
Or by special appointment
COURTESY PHOTO
Explore the exciting possibilities of going green on the Oregon Coast
Exhibitors
Relines and Repairs
Same Day
&
FLORENCE GREEN FAIR 2016
30
Monday-Thursday
10am - 2 pm
t)BSMPX3E4UFt4QSJOHGJFME0SFHPO
Present
Over
William Foster LD
Sherry, Offi ce Manager
FREE CONSULTATIONS
SOS helps SHS seniors prepare for life on their own
Siuslaw Outreach Services
(SOS) Housing Assistance
Manager Bob Teter in May
taught a session on life after
graduation to Siuslaw High
School seniors in Sean
O’Mara’s economics class.
The session gave students
tools to help them have a suc-
cessful rental experience.
The class covered such things
as how to budget for rentals,
search for the rental that best
fits their situation, screening
potential landlords as well as
understanding the compo-
nents and types of rental con-
tracts there are.
Teter addressed the impor-
tance of documenting and
keep up good relations with
landlords. He also talked to
students about possible issues
that come with having room-
mates, as well as subletting
and how to prepare and pro-
tect themselves both finan-
cially and legally.
This was the first year SOS
hosted this session for
wear a white T-shirt for auto-
graphs. There will be inflata-
bles, games, karaoke, dancing,
a photo booth, pizza, food,
prizes and fun.
There is no charge to attend
and all eighth-graders are
invited to come. Call Polly
Fleming at 541-999-8731 or
Amber Fuller at 541-999-7656
for more info or to donate.
DENTURE SERVICES INC.
HAWAII
On Thursday, July 21, Herb
Enthusiasts will take its 12th
annual field trip to Thyme
Garden in Alsea. For this
event, there is a maximum
attendance of 25. Those who
haven’t signed up yet need to
do so by the June 16 meeting
or by email.
The tour and luncheon nor-
mally last about three hours.
The cost is $30 per person and
includes gratuity. Payment
reserves a place for the event
and only 12 spots remain.
While strolling through the
display gardens, a guide
describes the herbs’ folklore
and medicinal uses, as well as
their culinary uses, which par-
ticipants can enjoy while din-
ing al fresco.
A
typical
luncheon
includes
salad
artfully
adorned with edible flowers
and herbs, along with herbal
teas and lavender lemonade.
This is accompanied by three
choices of homemade herbal
breads and an array of herb
butters and spreads.
The main courses include a
choice of fresh salmon baked
LifeMed is a FireMed
participating agency.
Your membership
covers you in all of
Lane County and
throughout most of
Oregon.
Call for application today or to renew your
current membership.
Visit: WesternLaneAmbulance.com
