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Yachats Ladies Club to host 15th annual Spring Bazaar
YACHATS — The Yachats
Ladies Club’s 15th annual
Spring Bazaar will be held
Saturday and Sunday, March
25 and 26, and Saturday and
Sunday, April 1 and 2, from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. each day at the
YLC Clubhouse, 286 W Thirrd
and Pontiac streets.
On both Saturdays only,
lunch will be served from 11
a.m. to 2 p.m.
Admission is free to this
family-friendly event.
Attendees will discover a
large variety of clever, beauti-
ful and useful items including
journals, spring decor, tote
bags, wall hangings, small
quilts, cards, bookmarks, a
large selection of aprons,
unusual handmade pillowcases,
afghans, knitted items from
slippers to hats and scarves,
vests and more.
For the sewing enthusiast
The annual Yachats Ladies Club Spring Bazaar will be held
there will be a selection of
and first weekend of April.
lovely and unique pin cushions.
Unusual beaded jewelry will
also be featured. All craft items be an array of Easter Baskets and most complete selection.
for children of multiple ages.
For Easter, Mother’s Day,
are made by club members.
These
baskets
are
thoughtfully
weddings,
birthdays and gradu-
Edibles, including baked
created
and
each
may
include
a
ation,
there
will be an array of
goods and candy, will be sold at
stuffed
animal
and
other
treas-
choices
with
a Gifts-On-The-
the Bake Table. There will also
ures. Come early for the best Go Gift Basket.
The Yachats Ladies Club is
known for these carefully creat-
ed, themed gift baskets that
make gift giving fun and easy.
A large selection of baskets will
be shown during the two week-
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Club is creating special
“Welcome Bags” that include
towel sets and toiletries for the
adults at the shelter.
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Oregon Pacific
Bank is displaying
three paintings by
local artist Claudia
Ignatieff during the
month of March.
Ignatieff is a mem-
ber
of
the
Backstreet Gallery,
and an active mem-
ber of the artist
community
in
Florence.
She is currently-
serving on the
organizations
Board as Secretary;
Chair of the FEC
G a l l e r y
Committee;and
Board Member and
Publicity Chair of
Florence Regional
Arts
Alliance
(FRAA).
Her art medium
is oil, and she
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focuses on animals,
including
those
observed on the
Oregon Coast.
Her painting titled
“Fast Food Bear”
was painted from a
photograph taken in
a neighbor's back
yard.
Taking up oil
painting after retire-
ment from the field
of education, she
continues to learn
and take classes from
artists
Michael
Wood, John Leasure,
and most recently,
Patti Williams, who
teaches palette knife
painting at FRAA.
Ignatieff’s paint-
ings can be viewed at
Backstreet Gallery,
1421 Bay Street in
Old Town.
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and sour cream.
The Spanish rice will be fla-
vored with tomatoes, green
chili peppers and spices.
Vegetarian and gluten free
options will be available.
The menu for April 2 is
homemade quiche with a fresh
fruit cup. Vegetarian and gluten
free options will be available.
Both meals include choice of
beverage and cost $8.
Each year the Yachats
Ladies Club offers a handmade
quilt to raise money for the
Yachats
Ladies
Club
Scholarship Fund. The 2017
Scholarship raffle quilt, “Star
Brite,” is a 60-inch, eight-
pointed Lone Star surrounded
by smaller 9-inch matching
stars.
Each star point is a vibrant
array of coordinating batik fab-
rics, bronzes, greens, blues and
purples. Tickets for the quilt are
$1 each. The drawing for the
quilt happens during the
Yachats
Ladies
Club's
Christmas Bazaar, Sunday,
Dec. 3.
The Yachats Ladies Club is
the longest continually running
women’s service club in
Lincoln County. The annual
bazaar affords the public an
opportunity to find handmade
gift items and support the local
community at the same time.
For more information, call
Sandy Dunn at 541-547-3205.
OPB to display new works by Claudia Ignatieff
Florence, OR 97439
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the last weekend of March
Welcome Bag will be delivered
to My Sisters’ Place to wel-
come a person in crisis.
Donations will help in the con-
tinuing support of this impor-
tant service.
Also, 100 percent of the
monies received go back into
purchasing supplies to create
more Welcome Bags.
Tax deductible receipts for
this purchase are available from
the cashier. Members deliver
the bags to the shelter office.
For the third year, the
Yachats Ladies Club is support-
ing the Yachats Library
Summer Reading Program by
creating and offering for sale
“Award Book Bags.”
These are available for a
donation of $15 and they will
be delivered to the library by
club members.
Yachats Ladies Club pies
will be served on both
Saturdays starting at 10 a.m.
until gone. Coffee and tea will
be served as well. To-go boxes
are available so you can eat
some pie and take some home.
Lunch will be served on both
Saturdays, March 25 and April
1, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The
menu for March 25 is Indian
tacos with a side of Spanish
rice. The tacos will be served
on fry bread with taco flavored
ground meat, beans, chopped
lettuce and tomatoes, shredded
cheese and served with salsa
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