SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2016
Salvation Army’s ‘Make a
Difference Monday’ Nov. 14
The Salvation Army in
western Lane County will be
hosting Make a Difference
Monday events on Nov. 14 at
three local area restaurants.
That Monday morning,
Darling’s Marina and Resort in
Dunes City will be serving a
breakfast, Pop’s Smokehouse
and Barbecue in Mapleton will
be serving a lunch and the
Siuslaw Riverside Restaurant
in Florence will be serving a
dinner.
Each meal will be served for
$15 and includes a non-alco-
holic beverage. Everyone is
encouraged to bring cans of
food for the local food pantries
in Mapleton and Florence.
The Florence Area Chamber
of Commerce maintains a list
of member organizations peo-
ple can support.
Visit www.florencecham-
ber.com/member-directory.
To contact The Salvation
Army about volunteer oppor-
tunities or for more informa-
tion write: The Salvation
Army --Western Lane County
P.O. Box 1041, Florence, OR
97439, or call 800-481-3280.
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City declares November to be
‘Military Family Appreciation Month’
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dream of the future
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During the Monday city council meeting, Mayor Joe Henry read a proclamation declaring November Military Family
Appreciation Month. Local military family members, representatives from U.S. Coast Guard Station Siuslaw River, the
Florence Police Department and city officials were present. The city held a reception to honor military family mem-
bers prior to the meeting.
Annual Food Share ‘Pounding’ returns Nov. 19
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Saturday before Thanksgiving
thanks to host Cindy Wobbe
and event sponsors KCST
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Outlet. This year’s event will
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Highway 101.
Wobbe founded the
event
with
Coast
Radio’s Jon Thompson
in 2001 to match dona-
tions — pound for
pound — for Florence
Food Share. Although
she stopped sponsoring
the event last year, an
anonymous
donor
approached her through
Florence Food Share
board member Bonnie
McDuffee.
“Bonnie said that
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someone anonymous
wanted to continue the Cindy Wobbe (left) works with Grocery Outlet owner Woody
Pounding if I was will- Woodbury (right) and Florence Food Share volunteers to collect
ing to continue to be the thousands of pounds of food for Florence Food Share.
Wobbe said. “The idea is to
She added, “Florence is a
face of it,” Wobbe said.
For every pound of food that really stock the pantry ahead of small town with a big heart, as
I always say.”
the community raises, the time.”
The staff at Grocery Outlet,
To donate to the Pounding,
anonymous donor will make an
led
by
owner
Woody go to Grocery Outlet on
equal contribution in dollars.
“So, a thousand pounds will Woodbury, will label many of Saturday, Nov. 19, and make a
the Florence Food Share’s donation of canned foods,
raise $1,000,” she said.
frozen turkeys, holiday treats
People can donate any item, needed items.
Wobbe said, “The staff and other goods. People can
including fresh ingredients,
frozen foods and supplies for a makes it possible for people to even donate cash.
For a full list of ways to
traditional Thanksgiving meal. make a big bang in an afford-
“It’s very strategic, because able way. The whole staff gets donate to Florence Food Share,
there is a huge run on the involved. They’re very on go to www.florencefood-
resources at Food Share that board. It’s a team that pulls this share.org.
week before Thanksgiving,” off.”
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