SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2017
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Ada Grange breakfast to CROW receives grant from US Bank Foundation
Rencently, David Spray,
tionally bright. Through our
help fund Huff scholarship Florence
Branch Manager, and
program, they learn self-confi-
Ada Grange will hold its
annual scholarship breakfast
fundraiser for the Harley Huff
Sr. Memorial Scholarship on
Saturday, Sept. 30, from 7 to
11 a.m.
The cost is by donation.
Breakfast includes biscuits
with sausage gravy or pan-
cakes with eggs and sausage,
juice and coffee.
Last year, the Ada Grange
was able to award three $500
scholarships.
The Grange Hall is located
10 miles out Canary Road.
For information, call Linda
at 541-997-4254.
Flu shots to be availiable
at Florence Senior Center
Rite Aid will be at the
Florence Senior Center on
Oct. 11, from 9 a.m. to noon.
Anyone 65 years and older
can receive a flu vaccine, and
anyone under 65 years of age
can receive the Quadrivalent
vaccine.
The Florence Senior Center
is located at 1570 Kingwood
St.
Make sure to bring insur-
ance or Medicare card with
you.
Starlight Cabaret brings
‘sacred sounds of music’
The Florence Unitarian
Universalist
Fellowship's
(FUUF) Starlight Cabaret
will be hosting Flavia
Krishna and Gershone on
Tuesday, Sept. 26.
The two musicians’ aim
is to spread light through
the sacred sounds of music,
bringing devotional con-
nection through kirtan and
songs in a variety of lan-
guages, including Sanskrit,
English, Portuguese, Hebrew
and Spanish.
The performance is from 6
to 8 p.m., with doors opening
at 5:30 p.m.
Tea and coffee will be pro-
vided and the public is wel-
comed to bring finger food
and snacks.
A $15 donation is suggest-
ed, but the event is free to all.
FUUF is located at 87738
Highway 101.
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Michael Smith, Vice President
and District Manager from the
Newport Branch, of US Bank
awarded a grant check in the
amount of $2,500 to local
youth nonprofit organization,
CROW (Children’s Repertory
of Oregon Workshop).
Accepting the grant was
CROW’s Artistic Director and
Founder Melanie Heard and
board member and costume
designer Polly Fleming.
Funds were provided as part
of the US Bank Foundation’s
2017 “Play” grant cycle, which
provides support for local arts
organizations that enhance the
economic vitality of the com-
munity.
US Bank Foundation’s web-
site states, “We believe all peo-
ple deserve the opportunity to
dream, believe and achieve.”
These are exactly the impor-
tant kind of opportunities that
CROW has provided since
2011, said Heard, who
explained that the organization
allows local children and fami-
lies to access high-caliber arts
education.
“Our local kids deserve the
Free class offered on Alzheimer’s legal, financial planning
The
Alzheimer’s
Association Oregon Chapter
will be holding a class, “Legal
and Financial Planning,” from
1 to 3 p.m. on Thursday, Oct.
5, in the Bromley Room of the
Siuslaw Public Library, 1460
Ninth St.
The
diagnosis
of
Alzheimer’s disease makes
planning for the future more
important than ever. Legal and
Financial
Planning
for
Alzheimer’s Disease is an
interactive program presented
by
a
local
attorney.
Participants will have a chance
to learn about important legal
and financial issues, how to
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Florence is blooming with
the arts! In honor of this, com-
munity arts organizations and
the Siuslaw News created the
Florence Passport to the Arts,
directing community members
and visitors to the many loca-
tions of galleries and public art
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AMERICAN MADE – Preview!
call 800-272-3900.
The
Alzheimer’s
Association will present a wide
variety of free education class-
es to the Florence community
about every other month,
thanks to the co-sponsorship of
the Siuslaw Public Library.
The next classes are as fol-
lows:
• Know the Ten Signs: Early
Detection Matters – Thursday,
Jan. 11, from 1 to 2:30 p.m.
• Healthy Living for Your
Brain and Body – Thursday,
Jan. 11, from 3 to 4:30 p.m.
For a full list of upcoming
classes, visit www.alz.org/ore-
gon.
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tions. From there, they can
visit the Passport locations to
get stickers to complete the
Passport. Entry forms are due
by March 31, 2018, and will
be entered into a drawing for
exciting gifts from local
artists and businesses.
There are many art loca-
tions to discover in the area.
People will be able to
share their experiences on
social
media
using
#FlorenceArtPassport.
Get out there and explore
the arts with the Art Passport
as your guide.
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straightforward, explanatory qualities of mass-
audience TV, and is never less than absorbing.”
in the Florence area.
Art increases the livability,
human interaction and artistic
richness of the city by making
art a permanent part of the
environment and a legacy for
future
generations.
The
Florence Art Passport is your
ticket to discover and explore
the arts.
People can pick up an Art
Passport at the Florence
Visitor’s Center, 290 Highway
101; Siuslaw News, 148 Maple
St.; BeauxArts Fine Art
Materials, 2285 Highway 101,
or any of the participating loca-
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information for families and
individuals dealing with
Alzheimer’s disease or another
dementia. Topics covered will
include:
• Making legal plans that fit
individualized needs
• Necessary legal documents
and what they mean
• How to find legal and
financial assistance
• Practical strategies for
making a long-term plan of
care
• Tax deductions and credits
• Government programs that
can help pay for care
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put plans in place and how to
access legal and financial
resources in the community.
“Planning ahead is one of
most important things families
can do when a loved one is
diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or
another dementia,” said Abby
Gershenzon, Cascade Coast
regional coordinator for the
Alzheimer’s
Association.
“This class is a wonderful
opportunity for members of the
Florence community to learn
more about Alzheimer’s-relat-
ed legal and financial consider-
ations from a local attorney,
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Events & Performing Arts:
dence, responsibility, follow-
through, integrity and the
value of hard work,” Heard
said. “We believe that these are
great life skills for kids and
will carry over to any other
career or pursuit.”
But CROW’s mission would
not be possible without the
support of donors, fundraising
and grants such as this one
from US Bank, Heard added.
CROW received operational
grant funds in both 2016 and
2017, and Heard said that the
nonprofit is “Truly humbled
and grateful for the strong sup-
port of US Bank Foundation.”
Total annual funding for US
Bank’s
Foundation
and
Corporate Giving programs
reached $54.2 million in 2016.
COURTESY PHOTO
Heard said that CROW
From left: Michael Smith, Melanie Heard, David Spray
remains optimistic it will attain
and Polly Fleming, representatives of US Bank and CROW the remaining funds needed to
finalize it’s home for youth arts
very best,” said Heard. “Grants
Heard said she believes in on Highway 101 — The
like this one allow us to con- the strong need for arts educa- CROW Center for the
tinue our mission without tion and the impact it has on Performing Arts.
For more information on the
charging families to participate the creation of well-rounded,
CROW program, visit www.
in our mainstage musicals like empathetic adults.
most other groups across the
“We’ve seen the future for crowkids.com.
U.S.”
our CROW kids and it’s excep-
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