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4 B SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 2017 THESIUSLAWNEWS . COM ❘ / SIUSLAWNEWS ❘ @ SIUSLAWNEWS Community News Brought to you by this newspaper in partnership with PUBLIC NOTICES Always in your newspaper: Now in your inbox, too. New Life Lutheran Church honors LCC student On June 6, New Life Lutheran L e g a c y a n d E n d o w m e n t Commission was pleased to grant an academic scholar- ship to Justice Santos, is a second- ary education stu- dent at LCC. Justice and her son were presented with a check for $750. Presenting the grant were Pastor Lori Blake and her sister Denise visit- ing from Minnesota at the Florence Event Center’s Lane Community College COURTESY PHOTO Scholarship Night. The New Life New Life Pastor Lori Blake presents LCC student Justice Santos L e g a c y a n d with a scholarship check for $750. Santos is majoring in Secondary E n d o w m e n t Education at the Florence LCC Campus. Commission is not a standing committee, of the commission. income from investments as but a board of appointed mem- The commission was estab- scholarships given to deserving bers to handle the investments lished to be able to share students. SOS will recieve donations and host Chamber’s Business After Hours Florence Area Chamber of Commerce invites the public to their Business After Hours event on July 20, at Siuslaw Outreach Services (SOS), 1576 12th St., from 5:15 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. During the event, the SOS board will introduce its new executive director, Bob Teter, and celebrate the successful completion of their recent Rainbow Fund matching cam- paign with special check pre- sentations. Marianne Brisbane will cater the event and bever- ages will be available. “We are so excited about hosting the Chamber’s Business After Hours and hope the public will join us for this big event,” says Teter. “This spring we were approached by Tuesday 6/27 an anonymous community member who was concerned about homeless youth. The project was designed to raise funds to get kids into homes, get them help with their education and dental needs, and provide access to cultural enrichment programs,” Teter said. Recently, SOS recieved a matching donation challenge. If SOS raised $5,000, the donor would match the total. That $5,000 matching check will be presented at the Chamber’s After Hours event. Also on that evening, the Florence Unitarian Universalist Fellowship will present SOS with a check from their quarterly collections The Chamber’s executive Marge Eichenberger Judy Sidell director, Bettina Hannigan, says the Chamber’s Business After Hours social events offer members and the public valu- able networking opportunities. “Every one of our After Hours events is beneficial to busi- nesses and the public in some way,” says Hannigan, “ and this one has the extra benefit of celebrating success and com- passionate contributions that demonstrate what an awesome community we live in.” For more information about SOS contact them at 541-997- 2816 or FlorenceSOS.org. To learn more about the Florence Area Chamber of Commerce and how to join or volunteer, visit www.Florence Chamber.com or call 541-997- 3128. Florence Florence Florence Liquor Agency Los Compadres Wednesday 6/28 Sandie Arsenault Linda McPhedran Florence Florence Grocery Outlet Cheveux Spa Thursday 6/29 Barbara Greger Joanne Holloway Florence Florence Abbys Legendary Pizza Grocery Outlet /Florence Friday 6/30 Dee Hartley Carol Tucker Florence Florence Safeway/Florence Safeway/Florence Saturday 7/1 Terry Jones Raymond Bray Florence Florence Safeway/Florence Ichiban Japanese/Chinese Rest. Sunday 7/2 Shannon Robinson Michelle Lian Concord, CA Bend Safeway/Florence Heceta Beach RV Park Monday 7/3 Not available at press time Justice is majoring in Secondary Education and is considered an individual that has the potential to be a terrific teacher. Each year at this time the Commission honors one or more students with scholar- ships and grants to groups or individuals that work to bene- fit the community. For more information on the church’s scholarship program, call 541-997-8113. Voice Your Opinion! 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