SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2017
Concert to benefit
Cold Weather Shelter
Jennifer Weier will perform
in concert to benefit the
F l o r e n c e
Emergency Cold
Weather Shelter
(ECWS)
on
Sunday, Feb. 26,
at 2 p.m. at the
Presbyterian
Church of the
Siuslaw.
Weier is an
accomplished
Jennifer
musician
and
has been making music since
her piano studies began at age
4. She studied piano perform-
ance at the University of
Nebraska, Lincoln, with Dr.
3 A
DECADENT EVENING
22 community bakers outdo themselves at CROW’s Death by Dessert Feb. 11
Mark Clinton.
Her performances include
touring through-
out
Bulgaria
with
an
International
Chamber Music
Festival
in
Kyustendil.
Weier
has
been conducting
the Community
Chorus
of
Weier
Florence for two
seasons.
She also works as a pianist,
organist, piano and voice
teacher, director and accompa-
nist in Florence.
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t was the best of times — with 22 gourmet, hand-made dessert creations, there was no other way to
be at Death by Dessert on Feb. 22. Children’s Repertory of Oregon Workshops (CROW) transformed
its annual Valentine’s Day fundraiser to include community partnerships with local bakers, restaurateurs
and businesses. “I’d love to brag a bit about the huge turn out — over 175 people — and also report on
the awesome silent auction — over 120 great items — great band and delicious desserts by our 22 fabu-
lous bakers. Plus, we’d love to thank Three Rivers Casino Resort again,” said CROW Artistic Director
Melanie Heard. Of the desserts, first place went to Shorewood Senior Living for raspberry patchwork
hearts; second place went to Claudia Siebert for “Death by Chocolate;” and third place went to Amy
Tregoning for her Oreo truffles. There were also games, photos and more, staffed by volunteers and
CROW actors in the upcoming “The Addams Family Musical.” Some actors even took to the dance floor
to show the attendees the way to move to Buck and A Quarter Band’s swinging tunes. Guest soloists also
performed. “At CROW, we sing songs and do dances, which makes life way better,” Heard said. For
more information on CROW, go to CROWkids.com.
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Total assets increased $27.3
million, or 13.4 percent. Net
loans and deposits also experi-
enced strong growth due to the
banks’ expansion into the
Eugene market with its
Professional Banking Office,
and expected growth from its
more established branches in
Roseburg, Coos Bay and
Florence.
“We are very pleased with
our growth and improvement
in operational efficiency and
profitability,” said Ron Green,
president and chief executive
officer, “and we are working
towards providing increased
value for our shareholders. Our
staff is very committed to
delivering the highest level of
client service and industry
leading expertise.
“The opening of our
Professional Banking Office in
downtown Eugene has allowed
us to diversify our product
offering and clientele.”
Green said OPB’s Eugene
team is led by long-time
Eugene banker Jeff Gusinow.
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Green, has been on establishing
relationships with the medical
services, legal, accounting and
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“Jeff is joined by Vice
President Linda Arnold, who
leads our Trust Services depart-
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vide full service fiduciary,
wealth management and insur-
ance services to compliment
the traditional banking model.
“The bank has also estab-
lished the commitment to
meeting the banking needs of
non-profit agencies in all mar-
kets we serve.”
OPB has been headquartered
in Lane County for more than
37 years. Its corporate office is
located in Florence and it has
full-service banking branches
in Eugene, Roseburg, Coos
Bay and Florence.
Additionally, the bank pro-
vides professional fiduciary
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ices and maintains trust opera-
tions in all offices plus a trust
and wealth management office
located in Medford.
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