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SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2017 3 A Donation for Malakai Olienyk receives lifetime achievement award COURTESY PHOTO D uring the Second Saturday Gallery Tour on June 10, from 3 to 5 p.m., at The Studios, 1458 First St., Artist Pamela Vosseller will be donating the pro- ceeds from the sale of her art piece “Floral Whimsy” to Malakai’s Bone Marrow Transplant fund. experience x p the healing power of nature Organic Skin Care Products Personalized Herbal Blends Organic Medicinal Tinctures DIY Recipes, Supplies & Classes Private Consultations At a recent Town Hall meeting, U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden recognized Florence resident Steve Olienyk with the Oregon Governor’s Outstanding Lifetime Volunteer Achievement Award. Wyden noted Olienyk’s military service in WWII, where he guarded the top war criminals in Japan including Hideki Tojo, Prime Minister of Japan during the Pearl Harbor attack. Wyden also recognized Olienyk’s many years of com- munity service. “Steve’s philanthropic work has earned him the highest honor from our state,” said Wyden. “He has had an extraordinary impact on those that have had a chance to work with him.” Some of Olienyk’s volun- teer projects include: Veteran’s Memorial Park Commission, American Legion Commander, Heceta Water District Board, Kiwanis Club, Flag Program, Siuslaw Valley Fire and Rescue Board, outreach to schools, Advisory Committee for Lane County Sherriff, ‘E XPLORE ’ COURTESY PHOTO Florence resident Steve Olienyk (left) is recognized for his many years of community service by U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden (center) and Oregon Sen. Arnie Roblan. Lewis and Clark Historical Park Board, Lane County Red Cross Board, Astoria Rotary, Columbia Memorial Hospital Board, Astoria Chamber of Commerce, Elmira Grange, Veneta Lions Club and Veterans of Foreign Wars. In honor of his service, Wyden presented Olienyk with a flag flown over the U.S Capital. “Wow, I’m honored,” Olienyk said. “I’ve known many fine veterans in Florence who’ve gone on to NEW DISPLAY AT serve their communities and make a positive impact. They embody the idea of, ‘Service before self.’ “By serving others we strengthen the fabric of our community and make this great country stronger.” F LORENCE C HAMBER The Florence Area Chamber of Commerce's Visitor Center, 290 Highway 101, features a different local artist each Tues.~Fri. 10a~5p month. Its newest display of 1845 Hwy. 126, Suite G, Florence local artistry features the RoseAndCrownApothecary.com coastal photography of Jo Beaudreau, owner of I N HONOR OF THE BeauxArts Fine Art Materials 100 TH A NNIVERSARY OF R OTARY F OUNDATION in Florence. Included in the “Explore: Snippets of the Florence Rotary Club’s Oregon Coast” show are sce- nic portraits of boats and bridges, nature's textures and some of the floral beauty of our area. 85. Florence Rotary donates $325 to the Florence Regional Arts Alliance for the annual Big Wave Poetry Festival “If you haven't seen the 86. Florence Rotary donates $300 to the Siuslaw Watershed Council changes in the Visitor Center providing scholarships for 4 Siuslaw student to the Summer Camp yet, now is a great time to Program come by and see how we've COURTESY PHOTO 87. Florence Rotary is recognized by the District Governor for the repurposed the space and fea- fi nancial support Rotary members gave to Rotary International’s End Jo Beaudreau and her exhibit “Explore: Snippets of the Oregon Coast” at Florence Polio Now ture local artists’ work,” says Area Chamber of Commerce Vistor Center, 290 Highway 101 88. Florence Rotary opens the Professional Development Grant executive director Bettina application for a grant up to $2000 for a local professional’s career Hannigan. “Throughout June Her work has been displayed in shows with creating my own art or helping others development you'll see the works of local photographer and galleries across America. create theirs. I love all types of expression. 89. Rotarian Janet Huston purchased t-shirts for the Siuslaw High School Interact Club to reward them for their hard work and service and arts aficionado Jo Beaudreau, and see She serves on the City of Florence Every day I am thrilled I can help people 90. Florence Rotary donates $593 to Siuslaw School District Field Trips how we're greeting our out-of-area visitors Public Art Committee, does the Second create through my shop's materials, my for transportation costs and local residents to promote the Saturday Gallery Tour of more than 10 materials knowledge and other resources,” Florence community.” local galleries, serves on the Florence Beaudreau says. For more information Call President, Pat Riley: 541-991-6371 Beaudreau says, “Florence is a happen- Events Center's Gallery Committee and is “With this remodel we are able to offer ing place and the arts are strong here. By co-chair of the Siuslaw Vision 2025 local artists to have a place to exhibit their www.thefl orencerotary.org promoting Vision Keepers. work. Along with Jo's work right now, we the arts in Beaudreau uses photography as the also have Lakeshore Myrtlewood exhibit- our com- ways and means of exploring the plethora ing in the lobby,” adds Hannigan. munity, we of emotions, objects and scenery. Each month the Chamber will feature can boost Her educational background is in pho- two- and three-dimensional exhibits by e c o n o m i c tography, which is her favorite form of local artists and galleries. d e v e l o p - expression. She earned a bachelor's of fine For information about the Florence ment for arts from San Jose State University. Area Chamber of Commerce visit o u r “The arts are my interest, specifically, Florencecham ber.com or call 541-997- $9 | $8 Senior/Student/Military | $7.50 Matinees Before 2 | $7 Child | $6.50 Members | Performing Arts: $19/$15/$10 region.” the visual arts. I've always been involved 3128. 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Introducing Universal’s ‘Dark Universe’ WEDNESDAY THURSDAY 4515 Hwy. 101 N., Florence 541- 997-5049 AJ and Megan Shervin, Owners Open Monday - Friday 8am-5pm
