SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2017
Star quality
Community Coalition hears
about housing, services
The
Florence
Area
Community Coalition wel-
comes representatives from
the Housing and Community
Services Agency of Lane
County (HACSA) and Siuslaw
Outreach Services (SOS) to
speak at its monthly meeting
on Wednesday, Oct. 4, from 9
to 10:30 a.m., in the Bromley
Room of the Siuslaw Public
Library, 1460 Ninth St.
HACSA Executive Director
Jacob Fox, Public Relations
Manager Ela Kubok and
Landlord Liaison Travis Baker
will describe an overview of
the agency’s program and
services, including informa-
tion about how landlords can
partner with HACSA to better
serve Section 8 tenants while
protecting their investments.
SOS representative Dianna
Huenergardt will talk about
the LIHEAP program, which
provides assistance to persons
in need of subsidies for their
electric bills. She will detail
the funding, qualifications to
D
irector Meggan Haslett-Davidson,
Pastor Lori Blake from New Life
Lutheran Church and four preschool
students show the 4-Star Certificate
Alice Brauer Christian Preschool
achieved. Oregon’s Quality Rating and
Improvement System (QRIS) gave this
4-Star quality rating to ABC, the first
preschool in Florence to reach this
achievement. In recent months, ABC
Preschool has chosen to participate in
the QRIS, a program designed to raise
the quality and consistency of child-
care and early learning programs
across the state. Experts in the field of
early childhood care and education
evaluated ABC’s materials using
research-based standards that address
children’s learning and development,
health and safety, personnel qualifica-
tions, family partnerships, and admin-
istration and business practices.
“Thanks for continuing to support us
as we focus on growth and improve-
ment of our program,” said Haslett-
Davidson. “Our #1 priority, as always,
is to ensure we are bringing our best
to your children every day.” Alice
Brauer Christian Preschool, 2100
Spruce St., is a licensed childcare cen-
ter. For more information, call 541-999-
6026, email abchristianprek@gmail.
com or visit abcprek.com.
apply, application process and
timelines.
There will also be a brief
Medicare update and reminder
about the Open Enrollment
period from Oct. 15 to
December by SHIBA repre-
sentative Suzanne Mann-
Heintz.
This month’s featured
agency is SOS. Participants
are invited to donate to
LIHEAP.
Bring your business card to
the meeting and enter a draw-
ing for a free membership to
FACC. The drawing is held
each month.
Membership runs from July
1 to June 30, costs $25 for
individuals and $50 for organ-
izations, and is the lifeblood
that enables FACC to provide
services to the community,
including monthly meetings,
scholarship, a volunteer recog-
nition event and an aging in
place conference.
For more information, call
541-999-2927.
City Club to feature teen
substance abuse prevention
Emily Buff Bear, Elisabeth
Maxwell and Char Reavis,
who work with Lane County
Prevention Section of Public
Health, will speak at City Club
of Florence on Friday, Oct. 6,
at Ocean Dunes Golf Links
Clubhouse on Munsel Lake
Road.
A lunch menu is available
from 11:30 a.m. to noon. The
program will be from noon to
1 p.m. and is open to the pub-
lic.
The three will focus on what
Lane County does for under-
age drinking and tobacco pre-
vention, and the work they are
doing in the Siuslaw area.
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COURTESY PHOTO
Oregeon Heritage Commission offers arts grants
The
Oregon
Heritage
Commission is offering grants
for qualified projects for the
conservation, development and
interpretation of Oregon's cul-
tural heritage.
Awards typically range
between $5,000 and $20,000.
Projects can include any-
thing related to Oregon her-
itage, and priority will be given
to projects that preserve, devel-
op or interpret threatened her-
itage resources or heritage
resources of statewide signifi-
cance.
The grant application dead-
line is Oct. 2, 2017.
Projects may include theatri-
cal performances, collections
garage sale signs
The Airto Moreira Band, the
legendary Brazilian jazz group,
will be performing on
Saturday, Oct. 7 at 7 p.m. to
benefit the Siuslaw School
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have been appointed by the
Governor. There are nine advi-
sory representatives from state
agencies and statewide organi-
zations.
The commission's mission is
to secure, sustain and enhance
Oregon's heritage by ensuring
coordination of heritage initia-
tives by public and private
organizations; advocacy on its
behalf; education of the public
about its extent and value; and
promotion and celebration of
its diversity.
To learn more about the
grants, visit www.oregonher-
itage.org or email Kuri Gill at
Kuri.Gill@oregon.gov or call
503-986-0685.
District's music education pro-
grams.
The band, which includes
vocalist Diana Purim Moreira
Booker and percussionist
Krishna Booker, has performed
all over the world with musical
legends like Miles Davis,
Quincy
Jones,
Herbie
Hancock, Carlos Santana and
Paul Simon.
Their work has also been
featured in multiple film
soundtracks, including “The
Center, located at
715 Quince St.
Tickets for the
performance are
$30, and are
available online
at
www.event
center.org, or by
calling 541-997-
Percussionist Krishna Booker
1994.
100 percent of
Exorcist”, “Last Tango in
Paris” and “Apocalypse Now”. all sponsor dollars will be
The performance will be donated to the Siuslaw School
held at the Florence Events District.
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"We hope to see a variety of
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THE LEGO NINJAGO MOVIE
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find Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford), a former LAPD
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KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE
preservation and access,
exhibits, oral history projects,
public education events, orga-
nizational archives projects,
films and more.
Previously funded projects
included a variety of projects
around the state. Linn County
Museum
partnered
with
Oregon Black Pioneers to
incorporate African American
history in the permanent exhib-
it. Cascade AIDS Project col-
lected oral histories and made
them accessible. Southern
Oregon University completed
oral histories and made them
available online. Concordia
University helped present the
Vanport Mosaic Festival. Four
Brazilian Jazz ensemble jam for music education
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