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SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2016 Landscape photography on display at PeaceHealth PeaceHealth Peace Harbor Medical Center Gallery Hall is currently showing the original landscape photography of Dayna Law. The public is welcome to view canvases during the months of September and October. Purchases may be made by visiting the Hospital Gift Shop during their regular business hours, Monday through Friday. A portion of all proceeds will be donated to Peace Harbor Volunteers to help maintain the hospital’s theme of a caring and healing atmos- phere. 3 A Kites fly today for Alzheimer’s Awareness ites will fill the skies at Spruce Point Assisted Living and Memory Care this afternoon in support of aware- ness of Alzheimer’s disease during World Alzheimer’s Day. Spruce Point residents and staff will fly hand-decorated kites, joining the international celebration honoring the mil- lions of families affected by the disease. K The public is invited to come at 2 p.m. to see the fes- tivities. “Living with Alzheimer’s disease can be a difficult adjustment for many families, but through personalized, com- passionate care, residents and their families can find enjoy- ment in everyday activities,” said Harold Delamarter, found- ing partner and CEO of Prestige Care. “Events like this give our residents a fun way to connect with their peers and give members of the communi- ty an opportunity to celebrate and honor their neighbors liv- ing with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia.” Prestige’s Expressions memory care program is an award-winning, life-affirming and activity-rich program for individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. Expressions is a person-cen- tered approach to memory care that seeks to engage residents in a variety of meaningful activities throughout the day, focusing on five core areas of programming: healthy, spiritu- al, educational, artistic and tasty expressions. Spruce Point Assisted Living and Memory Care is at 375 Ninth St. in Florence. A LICE B RAUER C HRISTIAN P RESCHOOL United Way Day of Caring project set for Sept. 22 ENROLLING NOW We are a Christian based preschool whose goal is to provide excellence in education and opportunities for faith formation in a loving, safe environment for every child. • Open Monday - Friday 7:30 am - 5:30 pm • Ages 3 years - 6 years are accepted (must be potty trained) • Off ering 3-day and 2-day rates. • Certifi ed Teachers and state licensed Meggan Haslett, Director 541-999-6026 or email: abchristianprek@gmail.com United Way of Lane County’s Annual Day of Caring will be happening across Lane County on Thursday, Sept. 22. One painting project will be held at Mapleton School District from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., with lunch provided. Paint and materials will also be provided. Superintendent Jodi O’Mara said, “Even if you can only stay for a little while, we welcome all volunteers.” “This year’s Day of Caring is a true testament to the power volunteers have to transform our community,” said Julie DiBiase, volunteer engagement coordinator at United Way of Lane County. “Local nonprof- its have reported in with a record level of project needs and our community is stepping up to make an even larger impact.” Brandy Rodtsbrooks, direc- tor of marketing and communi- cations, said, “For the first time, at least that we can find on record all the way back to 1995, the United Way of Lane County’s Day of Caring has a project in the Florence area. We are beyond thrilled that we have a great project there in Mapleton.” Day of Caring is an annual day of volunteering facilitated by United Way of Lane County since the early 1990s. Each year, it works to coordinate partners across the nonprofit, public and private sectors for one incredible day of giving back to the community through volunteerism. The event takes place each September and helps to pro- mote the importance of a con- nected community. This year’s Day of Caring has grown to include five cities, 783 volunteers, 43 par- ticipating companies and 36 nonprofit partners. Altogether, the hours total 2,984, with a monetary value of approximately $70,303. United Way of Lane County works to support the education, financial stability and health of every person in our communi- ty. It brings together the pas- sionate individuals and organi- zations that have the knowl- e d g e and resources to get things done. To learn more or to help out, visit www.unitedwaylane.org. Pop’s Smokehouse to rock with Steel Wool Attention State Farm Customers! Help us kick off the football season at our Customer Appreciation Football BBQ Friday, September 23 from 11am to 2pm @ State Farm Parking Lot 1275 Rhododendron Drive, Florence OR 97439 Wear your favorite team colors, enjoy lunch on us and have fun getting into the season! Steel Wool, a Eugene acoustic rock band, will per- form in Mapleton this October as part of the band’s four-ben- efits-a-year policy. On Oct. 1, the popular band will perform at Pop’s Smokehouse in Mapleton to benefit the Mapleton Pre- Kindergarten Program. In addition, they just com- pleted — both performing and volunteering — five days at the Autism Rocks Friends and Family Camp, where they have been an integral part of that event’s success for many years. “All of us are part of one community, and all of you are part of our lives,” said Tim Mueller, songwriter for Steel Wool. “We are all in this together, doing our best to make it work for everyone.” Inspired by CSN, the Eagles and Paul Simon, these four musicians breathe fresh life COURTESY PHOTO The Steel Wool band into deep grooves cut by time and experience, bringing acoustic rock into the 21st century. Steel Wool is a harmony loving, acoustic rock band spinning on the edges of funk, rock, folk and traditional Zimbabwean mbira music — happily serious and family friendly. Steel Wool will play from 4 to 7 p.m. at Pop’s Smokehouse, on Highway 126 in Mapleton. Tickets are $5 each, or $25 per pickup truck. There will be a prize for “best dressed truck.” Want Breaking News? 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