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6 A SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, JULY 22, 2017 Board from 1A chaplains on call. Hickson echoed this concern. The chief director pointed out the good work the current volunteer chaplains had been doing before saying that Severance’s education and professional training would allow her to work with them, sharing her insights and improving the dis- trict’s ability to respond to the wide variety of situations chaplains encounter. After a brief discussion, the board approved the chaplain’s job descrip- tion, essentially allowing the district to hire Severance as an employee. The next major agenda item was the suggested dissolution of the Administrative Advisory Comm- ittee (AAC), which had been formed to advise the boards of directors of Siuslaw Valley and Western Lane Ambulance District as they enacted an Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) for shared administration. The IGA combines aspects of the administrative and operation func- tions of the two districts, streamlin- ing procedures with a plan to save taxpayers money. Weeks from 1A Weeks remained Siuslaw’s prin- cipal until 1999, when he was pro- moted to Director of Instructional Service. He held that position until resigning in June of 2000 to become CUSTOM ENGRAVING & CUTTING Awards • Plaques • Name Badges Gifts • Signage • Glassware The AAC last met on June 26. At that time, members decided to rec- ommend that their work had been satisfactorily completed and the need for further input from their group was unnecessary. Langborg said, “Essentially, the AAC felt the duties of and the need for the committee have been met. The intent of the committee was to be sure we had a forum for citizens, employees and volunteers at both organizations to be able to receive feedback on our objectives as we moved forward with the IGA, and that forum was successful. The members feel their function as an advisory committee to both boards has been met and they asked me to bring their recommendation to dis- solve to both boards.” Discussion was again brief regarding the motion and it passed with a four to one vote. Western Lane’s directors will vote on the issue at their next meet- ing on Thursday, July 27. Siuslaw Valley’s board of direc- tors meets on the third Wednesday of every month at the Main Station, located at 2625 Highway 101. the Director of Curriculum and Instruction for Salem-Keizer Public Schools. During his years in education, he served as assistant principal at Sprague High School and athletic director at North Bend High School. ON THE THIS WEEK COAST A W EEKLY L ISTING OF C OMMUNITY E VENTS IN THE F LORENCE A REA S UBMIT ALL E VENTS I NFORMATION VIA E MAIL TO P RESS R ELEASES @T HE S IUSLAW N EWS . COM Community Garage Sale 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Open to public Spruce Point Assisted Living Register at 541-997-2961 Florence Christian Church Wednesday, July 26 West Lane Translator 6 p.m. Open to public Bromley Room, Siuslaw Public Library Woahink Lake Association Annual Meeting 1 p.m. West Woahink Group Meeting Hall lindayoder@hotmail.com Relay for Life Noon to midnight Registration required Florence Events Center Realtor Food Drive 10 a.m.-4p.m. Accepting donations Bi-Mart “Savannah Sipping Society” 2 p.m. Tickets required Maple Street Theatre “Savannah Sipping Society” 7 p.m. Tickets required Maple Street Theatre Siuslaw Watershed Council 6:30 p.m. Open to public Honeyman State Park Meeting Hall Thursday, July 27 “Love Letters” 2 p.m. Tickets required Class Act Theatre “Love Letters” 7 p.m. Tickets required Class Act Theatre Week of July 24-28 “Maker Fun Factory” Vacation Bible School 9 a.m.-noon Ages 4 to fifth-grade Sunday, July 23 Community Garage Sale DONATE NOW! Rotary Interact Open House 4 p.m. Open to SHS students, families Siuslaw Public Library Friday, July 28 SHS Class of 1972 40th Reunion 541-997-5691 541-361-9080 Florence Antiques St. Vincent de Paul “Love Letters” 7 p.m. Tickets required Class Act Theatre Saturday, July 29 Terra Nova Trio “It’s About Possibilities” noon-1 p.m. Open to public Siuslaw Public Library SHS Class of 1972 40th Reunion 5 p.m. $45 Florence Events Center Siuslaw72@gmail.com Oregon Cavy Breeders Society Show 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Open to public Florence Events Center “Savannah Sipping Society” 7 p.m. Tickets required Maple Street Theatre 184 Maple St. SHS Class of 1972 40th Reunion 11 a.m.-2 p.m. $5 East Woahink Day-Use “Love Letters” 7 p.m. Tickets required Class Act Theatre Commerical • Residential Weekly, Bi-Weekly, Monthly, One Time Pick-Up. Auto, Home, Life, Business Flood, Antique Auto, RV’s Medicare Advantage Plans Medicare Supplements Health Insurance Call 541-997-8104, 2315 Hwy. 101 • Florence • 541-997-8460 “Savannah Sipping Society” 7 p.m. Tickets required Maple Street Theatre 184 Maple St. County Transfer & Recycling We buy, sell and consign quality estate/heirloom jewelry & furniture. Gold, silver, platinum jewelry with precious & semi precious stones. Area Honeyman State Park Siuslaw72@gmail.com No-host gathering in the evening Abby’s Pizza in Florence Siuslaw72@gmail.com Village Grooming ESTATE JEWELRY AND ANTIQUE FURNITURE!!! Maximize your donation by donating to Cars for a Cause by Dec. 31st. We accept cars, trucks, RVs, boats & motorcycles CALL NOW! jmirvis@charter.net Florence, Oregon 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Open to public Spruce Point Assisted Living Saturday, July 22 Phone (541) 997-9497 1234 Rhododendron Dr / Florence 4981 Highway 101, across Munsel Lake Rd 541-305-5411 Call for appointment Easy curb side recycling program- No additional costs to our customers. 5078 Coastwood Lane Call us at 541-997-8233 Advertise your business here. Siuslaw News 148 Maple St. • PO Box 10 • Florence, OR 97439 (541) 997-3441 • Fax (541) 997-7979 www.thesiuslawnews.com Call us TODAY! We welcome you and the children you care for to come to the library this summer. Registration is FREE and not limited by age or ability. Rewards can be earned once you register, and redeemed at any time during the program. We hope you will include the library in your summer plans. - Miss Gayle For more information, contact the Library Program Architects at the Siuslaw Public Library (541) 997-3132, or the Mapleton Branch Library (541) 268-403 Sunday Monday Tuesday JULY 2017 SCHEDULE Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday July 1 2 3 4 5 12:20— 12:30 Kids Free Lunch Library Closed 12:20—12:30 Kids Free Lunch 9 10 Happy 4th of July! 7 8 10:30 Story me 12:20—12:30 Kids Free Lunch 2:00 Lego Club 1:00 Program: Animals of the Dunes 12 13 14 15 12:20— 10:30 Story me 10:00 Boys and Girls 10:30 What’s a Shorebird 10:30 Story me 1:00 12:30 Kids 12:20—12:30 Kids Club Environment for the 12:20—12:30 Kids Free Program: 12:20—12:30 Kids Americas program Lunch Covered Free Lunch 12:20—12:30 Kids Free Lunch 11 6 10:30 What’s a Bird Environment for the Americas program 12:20—12:30 Kids Free Lunch 6:00 Movie: A Dog’s 16 Bridges 17 18 19 20 21 12:20— 12:30 Kids Free Lunch 10:30 Story me 12:20—12:30 Kids Free Lunch 12:20—12:30 Kids Free Lunch 10:30 The Big Eclipse Pro- gram 12:20—12:30 Kids 10:30 Story me 12:20—12:30 Kids Free Lunch Free Lunch 2:00 Lego Club 6:00 Movie: Around 22 the World in 90 days 23 26 27 28 12:20— 24 10:30 Story me 10:00 Boys and Girls 10:30 What’s a 10:30 Story me 12:30 Kids 12:20—12:30 Kids Club Marbled Murrelet? 12:20—12:30 Kids Free 12:20—12:30 Kids Environment for the Lunch Free Lunch Americas program Free Lunch 25 Free Lunch 6:00 Movie: Jungle Book 30 31 12:20— 12:30 Kids Free Lunch August 1 10:30 Story me 12:20—12:30 Kids Free Lunch 6:00 Movie: Finding Dory Sponsored by: Siuslaw News 1:00-3:00 @ Mapleton Grand Finale 3 10:00-2:00 Florence Grand Finale Picnic and Fun Noon Program: Terra Nova Trio Concert 12:20—12:30 Kids 2 12:20—12:30 Kids Free Lunch 29 12:20—12:30 Kids Free Lunch thru August 18th Monday-Friday
