SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 2017
Mo’s to donate school
supplies this semester
Mo’s Restaurants have
announced that several of
its coastal locations and
the Portland location will
be participating in the dona-
tion of school supplies
to local elementary schools.
The
proceeds
of
“Motivation for Kids Table”
inside each store have col-
lected the funds for this
endeavor.
During the months of July
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and August, approximately
$7,500 was raised.
The restaurant’s plan to
distribute the supplies to the
elementary schools in the
corresponding locations on
Friday, Sept. 1.
If you would like more
information about this dona-
tion, contact Bob Scull at
503-791-4286 or by email at
bobscull@moschowder.com.
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he Ladies of the Florence Elks “Touch of Home Committee” recently sent 12 boxes of cookies and request-
ed items to Nick and his military unit, who are deployed in the Middle East. The boxes arrived within a week
and the service men and women appreciated their special “touch of home.” The servicemen requested head-
lamps and tried them on while enjoying the cookies. The Ladies of Elks sent the items as a thank you for their
service to our country.
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FURNITURE
BLOW OUT SALE
FRI: Sept 1
SAT: Sept 2
10AM – 3PM
Paws Boutique
“Annex”
OCHS
Furniture Store
couches, chairs, dinettes, small tables, beds, paintings, décor
North of Fred Meyer, between Polished and Ron’s paint
Weekdays by appointment
Pianist
sought
for LRP’s
‘Annie’
Last Resort Players
Theater Company is in
search of a piano and key-
board player for the upcom-
ing musical production of
“Annie.”
The pianist will be asked
to accompany two rehearsals
a week during September
and October.
The pianist will also be
playing with the orchestra on
Nov. 3, 4, 5,10, 11 and 12.
The skill level required
for the work is intermediate
to advanced and a stipend
will be offered to the pianist
for their time.
Inquiries and questions
should be directed to the
assistant director, Beth
Johnston, at 541-999-0159.
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The heaven that is home
made pie will be celebrated
for the last time of the sum-
mer at the Yachats Ladies
Club Annual Labor Day
Weekend Pie and Ice Cream
Social on Saturday, Sept. 2, at
11 a.m.
The Yachats Ladies Club
pie bakers will have a huge
array of fruit and cream pies
featured at this event. The
selection includes varieties of
apple, cherry, rhubarb, straw-
berry rhubarb, assorted berry,
assorted cream pies, lemon
meringue, sour cream cherry,
chocolate truffle, pumpkin,
key lime and some sugar free
and gluten free options.
There will only be a few of
the specialty pies and folks
should arrive early for best
selection.
Come early because the
pies often sell out early.
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Large brownies will also be
offered.
Beverly Trute of the Yachats Ladies Club enjoys some pie
Slices are a sixth of a pie and ice cream at the club’s annual social.
and are $4 each. Brownies are
$3. Add ice cream for $1 who turn out for this annual an active service club for
event that has been happening women of the South County
more.
who enjoy creating fun events
Coffee and tea will be for more than 12 years.
The social will be at the that raise funds for communi-
served as well. You can take
some home for later with the Yachats Ladies Clubhouse, ty needs and groups.
286 W Third St., at the corner
For more information
available to go boxes.
This is a great time to meet of Pontiac Street, in Yachats. about joining in the fun and
The pie will be served from becoming a member, call
some of the visitors to our
Sandy Dunn at 541-547-
community as well as connect 11 a.m. until the pie is gone.
The Yachats Ladies Club is 3205.
with friends and neighbors
7:00 PM
Stephen King’s IT
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adorably romantic and hands down among my
favorite movies of the year.” Fandango
Yachats Ladies hold Labor Day social
6:00 PM
Box Office opens 30 min. prior to 1 st Film | 1930 HWY 101 | www.citylightscinemas.com | Times: 541-305-0014
Open Monday - Friday 8am-5pm
4515 Hwy. 101 N., Florence
541- 997-5049
AJ and Megan Shervin, Owners