SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 2017
Fraudville
from 1A
No word could ever express
how grateful we are,” Trent
said. “You give so graciously.”
Last year raised $26,784 for
the club.
“This year it looks like we
will be right around $35,225 ,
plus a $35,000 matching grant
from John and Patricia
Hardison, which puts the total
at $70,225. So we raised
almost $9,000 more this year,
plus the Hardison’s matching
donation,” Trent said.
It is a new record for the club.
Trent also said the crowd
was the largest to date.
“We didn’t count the atten-
dees but it was by far the
biggest crowd we have ever
had. Folks just kept coming
and coming and coming. No
one left till the end of the
event,” he said.
According to Trent, the
money raised at Fraudville will
be put to good use right here in
Florence.
“2017 looks to be a wonder-
ful year. We will be doubling
the Teen Center floor space
within the next couple of
months. Last week we had
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53 teens at the Teen Center,”
Trent said. “Every one of the
teens that attends at least two
times a week is on track to
graduate on time. Our goal for
on time graduation rate is 100
percent.”
Trent said he and the entire
Boys and Girls Club wanted to
be sure that the community is
aware of the positive differ-
ence it makes for area young
people.
“It is only through people
like you that we can turn a goal
like this into reality. From the
bottom of my heart, thank
you!” Trent said.
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Tenacious
charged a daily rate of $17.
According to Leskin, Owen
has not yet provided the port
with proof of liability insur-
ance, another moorage require-
ment of the port.
In a previous article, the
Siuslaw News reported that the
port offers daily and transient
rates. The port offers a daily
transient rate for boats not on
weekly or contract rates.
from 1A
brought in enough money to
bring his account current and
call the auction off. His boat
will be here for at least another
30 days.”
Owen’s last annual contract
was signed Oct. 1, 2015, and
was set to expire Oct. 1, 2016.
He is currently being
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