SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 2017
KXCR to celebrate
anniversary, Earth Day
April 22 marks local public
radio station KXCR’s third
anniversary of community
radio.
The volunteer-powered sta-
tion brings progressive pro-
gramming, such as Radio
Ecoshock and others, to
Oregon’s Central Coast listen-
ers.
The station’s anniversary
coincides with Earth Day, giv-
ing KXCR the opportunity to
reinforce its deep concern
regarding climate change and
ecological degradation.
3 A
Florentine celebrates100th birthday
Celebrating
its
third
anniversary on Earth Day
aligns with KXCR’s work in
presenting sophisticated dis-
cussions of national impor-
tance,
including
Radio
Ecoshock’s in-depth examina-
tion of the world’s environ-
mental challenges.
Join the community at the
station, across from the
Siuslaw Public Library, at
noon and share in a potluck
and music to mark the occa-
sion.
BINGO!
ADA GRANGE #570 CELEBRATES
“GRANGE MONTH”
SATURDAY, APRIL 22ND
5:00 p.m. Kitchen Opens • 6:00 p.m. BINGO!
Intermission: Ice Cream Sundaes
Questions? Call Nancy 541-997-2380 • 10 Miles out Canary Road
PHOTO BY FIRST LAST/SIUSLAW NEWS
Helen Brazelton, center, celebrated her 100th birthday on Monday, April 17, at Spruce Point Assisted Living
Facility with members of her family. From left: Alexis Hall, Johnna Hall, John Brazelton, Eileen Ross, Bella Reyes
and Cathy Ures.
Happy Birthday Tammy Wittwer!
(April 23rd) -Love, Your Family
Taco feed to support Dela Mora Memorial scholarship
I N HONOR OF THE
100 TH A NNIVERSARY OF R OTARY F OUNDATION
Florence Rotary Club’s
100 Acts of Good
68. An anonymous Rotarian is matching the donation made by Mile to Go
Quartet to the SHS Music Department when they sell all 100 of their CDs
69. Rotarian Ron Green throws a 50th Birthday Bash and raises more than
$9200 for local non-profi ts SOS, Florence Food Share, and the Boys &
Girls Club
70. The Rotary Club’s Auction committee worked countless (thousands)
of volunteer hours to coordinate the annual auction being held at the
Florence Event Center on March 11, 2017
71. The Florence Rotary Club, which founded the Western Lane Community
Foundation’s 43 years ago, was happy to host the grant awards
presentation luncheon, distributing $72026 in grants to local non-profi ts.
72. Florence Rotarians and Interact students donate at Siuslaw High
School’s March Blood Drive
73. Florence Rotarians raise $4000 collecting coins in coin jars for a
President’s Scholarship for Siuslaw High School Rotary Scholarship
Program to be awarded to the most improved High School Senior
For more information Call President, Pat Riley: 541-991-6371
www.thefl orencerotary.org
The Dela Mora family of
Florence, continuing its schol-
arship memorializing their son,
Jose Dela Mora, will be hosting
their second annual taco feed to
raise funds for the scholarship
on Sunday, April 23, beginning
at noon.
The taco feed is being
cooked by the Dela Moras,
who own and operate Rosa’s
Mexican Restaurant, and will
be held from noon until they
sell out.
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become more involveed in the
City of Florence or contribute
to the goals and objectives of
the City can apply for one of
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GOING IN STYLE – Final Week!
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PG-13 96 MIN – Comedy/Crime
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senior audiences…the humor and underlying
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THE FATE OF THE FURIOUS
PG-13 136 MIN – Action/Adventure
“May just be the most spectacular one yet.”
Variety
GIFTED
PG-13 96 MIN – Drama
““Gifted” isn’t the best or most sophisticated or
most original film of the year so far — but it just
might be my favorite.” Chicago Sun-Times
SMURFS: THE LOST VILLAGE
PG 89 MIN – Animated
“It’s all in good fun, but it also wants to engage.”
THE ZOOKEEPER'S WIFE
PG-13 124 MIN – Biography/Drama - “Achieves
its grandeur not through the depiction of grand
movements, but through its attentiveness to the
shifts and flickers of the soul.” SF Chronicle
Events & Performing Arts:
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the City’s committees.
The deadline for applica-
tions is fast approaching on
Friday, April 28.
These positions offer citi-
zens an excellent opportunity
to volunteer their services on
significant matters. Committee
member contributions are
invaluable to the Mayor, the
City Council, as well as the
City.
The following boards and
committees are currently filling
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
vacancies for varying term
lengths.
• Budget Committee: 1 open
position
• Environmental
Management
Advisory
Committee (EMAC): 1 open
position
• Public Art Committee: 1
open position
Applying for a position is
easy. Applications are available
at Florence City Hall and can
be downloaded from the City’s
website at www.ci.florence
.or.us.
City Hall is open Monday
through Friday, 8 a.m. to noon
and 1 to 5 p.m.
All qualified persons are
encouraged to apply.
For details regarding the
duties and responsibilities of
these bodies, residency require-
ments of applicants, term
lengths or any other questions,
contact City Recorder Kelli
Weese at 541-997-3437.
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RECEIVE $10 OFF
your next visit when you get
something shrink wrapped!
Pricing begins at $10/ft .
Bring this ad in or simply mention you saw it.
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165 MIN – “The whole evening is outstanding.”
4 Stars – Highest Rating – The Guardian
STRATFORD: MACBETH
support to pursue enrichment
opportunities, college or voca-
tional training.
Interested students can get a
scholarship application in the
counseling office at Siuslaw
High School.
Donations to the scholarship
fund can be made to the Jose
Dela Mora Scholarship at
Oregon Pacific Bank.
For information, or to volun-
teer, contact Jennifer Waggoner
at 541-520-1255.
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NR 195 MIN – “This harrowing play achieves the
intensity of a thriller. 5 Stars.” The Guardian
ROYAL OPERA HOUSE: MADAMA BUTTERFLY
established to honor Jose’s life
and to memorialize the lives
that he touched. Tragically,
Jose lost his life in a drowning
accident. He was a gifted
wrestler and a talented artist.
However, he was most known
for his fun-loving character and
kindness. Everyone considered
Jose their friend.
Two $500 scholarships are
offered annually to students
who have a passion for art or
for wrestling and who need
City of Florence seeks volunteers for city committees
$9 | $8 Senior/Student/Military | $7.50 Matinees Before 2 | $7 Child | $6.50 Members | Performing Arts: $19/$15/$10
Now Showing April 21 - 27
Cost is six tacos for $10.
The community is encour-
aged to attend and can eat there
or take tacos to-go.
The feed will be held at
Cross Road Assembly Church,
1380 10th St., across from the
Siuslaw Public Library.
The Jose Dela Mora scholar-
ship was established in the
spring of 2016, the year Jose
Dela Mora was to have gradu-
ated from Siuslaw High
School. The scholarship was
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Macbeth is a thrilling terror.” The Globe & Mail
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