The Siuslaw news. (Florence, Lane County, Or.) 1960-current, July 16, 2016, SATURDAY EDITION, Page 11A, Image 11

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    SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, JULY 16, 2016
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CROW kids wash cars at OPB today Siuslaw Alumni awards scholarships
in the parking lot of Oregon
Pacific Bank, 1355 Highway
101, from 1:30 to 5 p.m.
Donations raised at the car
wash will be utilized for
important building renovation
costs for the nonprofit youth
theatre organization.
For more information about
CROW’s youth theater pro-
gram, visit www.crowkids.
com.
Siuslaw Alumni Assoc-
iation (SAA) scholarships are
given each year to graduating
seniors who plan to attend a
college and/or trade school.
These scholarships are sole-
ly supported by donations to
the SAA Scholarship Fund
and by all proceeds from the
All-Class Reunion Banquet
Raffle, held the second
Saturday in September.
This year, SAA awarded
two 2016 scholarships, each
for $3,500.
Hannah Bartlett, a 4.0 stu-
dent, will be attending George
Fox University in Newberg,
Ore., and then transferring to
Oregon State University to
study physical therapy.
While attending Siuslaw,
she was the junior class presi-
dent, a member of the
National Honor Society and
participated in Leadership
Class, Key Club and Interact
Club.
Bartlett organized a com-
munity-wide clothing drive
for the needy with funds
received going to the student
body for a motivational speak-
er at the school. She also
found time for sports, playing
on the softball team and being
voted volleyball MVP this
year.
Mikaela Siegel will be
attending the University of
Idaho in Moscow, Idaho, and
COURTESY PHOTO
Siuslaw Alumni Association board president Mike Bones with
scholarship winners Mikaela Siegel and Hannah Bartlett
plans on becoming a doctor.
In school, she was a mem-
ber of the National Honor
Society, was involved with
Key Club and Interact Club
and hosted a high school radio
show.
She was very involved in
activities to help her commu-
nity, including Habitat for
Humanity, the humane socie-
ty, Florence Food Bank and a
homeless
shelter
with
Operation Christmas Child.
An accomplished athlete,
Siegel repeated as the 4A state
girls 100-meter hurdles cham-
pion, was a member of the
state champion cross country
team and got to run on the
winning high school 4x400
relay team at the IAAF World
Championships in Portland.
Siegel has been accepted as
a walk-on at the UI for track
and field.
To learn more about
SAA and its scholarship
program, visit www.siuslaw
alumni.org.
‘Feed Your Mind’ at Summer Reading program
In conjunction with the
Siuslaw Public Library’s Adult
Summer Reading program, the
Friends of the Library will hold
a free fun-filled food and game
event.
This “Feed Your Mind,”
event will be Tuesday, July 19,
from noon to 3 p.m., in the
Bromley Room at the main
branch on Ninth Street.
In keeping with this year’s
Adult Summer Reading theme,
“Exercise Your Mind,” the
Friends are featuring food and
games to feed your brain.
AUTO CARE
MARKETPLACE
Celebrating 71 Years!
Hoberg’s
Serving Your
Auto Needs
Since 1945
Complete Auto Repair
Ace Johnson’s Auto Sales
Hoberg’s Complete Auto Repair
1870 N. Highway 101 • Florence, Oregon 97439
541-991-2274
Serving your auto needs since 1945
ACR Automotive
Serving fl orence for 35 years
1736 West 15th Street • Florence, Oregon 97439
541-997-6700 • acrauto.com
Diversifi ed Marine
& Equipment Sales
3rd Generation Owner
hobergsautorepair@gmail.com
Used Car & Truck Sales
2530 Highway 101 • Florence, Oregon 97439
541-997-4505
345 Hwy. 101
541-997-2413
Florence RV & Automotive
Complete RV & Auto Repair
4390 Hwy. 101 • Florence, Oregon 97439
(541) 997-8287
18 Mon
th,
Unlimi
ted
Mileag
e
Warran
ty
acrauto.com
• Repairing all
makes and models
• Serving Florence for 35 years
1736 West 15th Street • Florence
541-997-6700
345 Hwy. 101 • Florence, Oregon 97439
541-997-2413
J & J Automotive
Service and Repair
1885 42nd Street • Florence, Oregon 97439
541-997-3260
Car Wash Guys
Mobile Car Wash
Kevin McMullen
collection. As this event will
strive to be a zero-waste event,
food will be served on earth-
friendly Durable Dishware
from the Florence Master
Recyclers.
The Friends of the Library
“Feed Your Mind” event is
open to the public; everyone is
invited to eat, think and be
merry.
For more information, visit
the Siuslaw Public Library in
person, call 541-997-3132 or
visit the library’s website at
www.siuslawlibrary.org.
Your guide to quality car
care in the Florence Area!
Florence, Oregon 97439
541-991-1707
www.hobergsautorepair.com
joel@acrauto.com
Games planned for the event
include Sudoku, puzzles and
other brain exercising games.
A fun and friendly Scrabble
tournament for competitive
word lovers will also be organ-
ized.
Food offerings will highlight
those known to feed the brain,
including salmon, walnuts,
flax seed, beans, whole grains,
greens, blueberries and dark
chocolate.
All lunch dishes will be pre-
pared using recipes from the
library’s extensive cookbook
Les Schwab Tires
Pride in Performance Since 1952
4325 Highway 101 • Florence, OR 97439
541-997-7178 • LesSchwab.com
Seabreeze Motors
Quality Used Vehicles
1775 Highway 101 • Florence, Oregon 97439
541-997-6612
Tony’s Garage
Auto Service and Repair
ASE Certifi ed Master Technician
1730 W. 21st • Florence, OR 97439
541-902-1955
CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK
Children’s Repertory of
Oregon Workshops (CROW)
will hold its second annual
fundraiser car wash as part of
Power of Florence on July 16.
The car wash will take place