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SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2016 Smart Driver class S ILVER L INING offered tomorrow safely in today’s increasingly challenging driving environ- ment. Also, most drivers over 55 can save money on car insur- ance by taking this course, under Oregon Law ORS 742.490. Class fee is $20 with a $5 discount to current AARP members. Visit LCC-Florence or the school at 541-997-8444 to register. Tradition Never Tasted So Good No mess. No fuss. No dishes! Enjoy a classic Thanksgiving feast with all of the trimmings and none of the hassles this holiday. Visit us on Pre-Order your Smoked or Baked Turkey, Ham, or Prime Rib the web T HE S IUSLAW N EWS . COM Whole Pies: • Pumpkin • Pecan • Toasted Almond Orders need to be in by the 19th and pick up will be on the 23rd please call today. 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COM THESIUSLAW / SIUSLAWNE WS @ SIUSLAWNE STLE VIKS WRE FOR TITLES B SPORTS $1.00 2016 U Y 20, JANUAR INSIDE — A3 — COURTESY PHOTO colorful Guatamalan fabrics — all in a multitude of tex- tures and weaves — and pil- lows with heartfelt quotes and sentiments. “She creates a symphony of stitchery and her talents lie in her attention to the details,” Fleenor said. “She delicately incorporates so much beauty and thought and even the but- tons are perfectly suited for the individual artistic pillows. “Her sewing is impeccable, the designs are complete com- positions unto themselves, and the inspiration for each pillow is unique and thoroughly thought through.” DiMuro’s show also incor- porates her famous political paintings, which revolve around the world and its humanly created policies. “They invoke conversation, inspiration, grace and grati- tude for all that is good and give us a glimpse into the injustices that have presented themselves,” Fleenor said. The Oregon Coast Humane Society (OCHS) Christmas Store is filled with everything Christmas, from seasonal decorations to kitchen serving pieces, wreaths, baskets for deco- rating, indoor and outdoor lights, ornaments, gift wrap, Christmas cards, can- dles, nativity scenes, Snow Baby collectibles, reindeer and sleighs in many sizes, holiday cookie jars, cuddly teddy bears, cozy sweaters, sparkly evening wear, mit- tens and gloves, caps, Christmas stockings and more. The 2016 Christmas Store opened Nov. 1 at its COURTESY PHOTO new. larger facility at 85365 Highway 101, south The OCHS Christmas Store has a new, wider selection of of the bridge and directly holiday and season gifts available at its new location. across from Sandland Adventures. Monday through Saturday, The store will be closed The OCHS Christmas Store and Sundays from noon to 4 Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. p.m. Nov. 24. Coordinator from 1A with Military Enlistment Processing Site (MEPS). 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Initially, Langborg was expecting to fill the position by the first week in December, but Warren was able to start Monday, Nov. 14. “We have a lot of work for him and we are actually able to start him two weeks early,” Langborg said. Warren had to close down a business he was operating in order to take over the fulltime position. “I just wrapped up a busi- ness that I had for 18 years as a transportation broker, mov- ing freight for different com- panies,” warren said. Warren also teaches station- ary cycling at Coastal Fitness Tuesday and Thursday morn- ings at 5:30 a.m. “I’ve always been kind of a busy guy,” he said. Medicare Supplements, Advantage Packages, Medicare Drug Plans ACA Health Insurance Many companies represented Th anksgiving Dinner SUBSCRIBE AND REGISTER TO WIN $100 thesiuslawnews.com “The paintings provoke us to look at the solutions instead of dwelling on the problems. Her compositions are excit- ing, her subject matters are tangible.” The gallery will feature DiMuro’s work for the entire month of December and also January. “I hope that you will join us for lively stimulating conversa- tion, good food and great cheer as we all toast the holiday sea- son,” said DiMuro. Christmas Store at new, larger location FLORENC T E G WES SERVIN ART Janey DiMuro’s art will be featured at Silver Lining Gallery during the seventh annual Arts and Christmas Celebration. We’ll also donate one Grocery Outlet Gift Card for each subscription to Florence Food Share in your name. 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The AARP Smart Driver Course, hosted by Lane Community College in Florence, is designed especial- ly for drivers age 50 and older, but is open to all drivers. Participants learn the cur- rent rules of the road, defen- sive driving techniques and how to operate a vehicle more Come and celebrate Janey DiMuro’s seventh annual Arts and Christmas at The Gallery Above the Silver Lining Boutique on Saturday, Dec. 3, from 3 to 5 p.m. DiMuro said she is excep- tionally inspired for this exhib- it because she loves Christmas and the December show. “It includes everything from differently textured pillows to exciting and intense political collages. The combination of the conceptual and the aesthet- ic is a delight for me,” she said. “Kimberly (Fleenor) is a foundation for so many of us in the creative arts.” “For the last seven years, we have been proud to have the opportunity to fill the gallery with her incredible works,” Fleenor said of DiMuro. “Janey is exception- ally well known for her exqui- site handmade, one-of-a-kind pillows that are individual pieces of artwork. “She uses incredible fabrics from around the world to illus- trate the talents of the people from around the world.” DiMuro’s pillow art includes rich, soft and subtle velvets, hand-woven sturdy TO FEATURE 11 A
