SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2017
Register now for Florence Nativity Festival
Senior Center offers
dinner and dance
On Saturday, Nov. 18,
Florence Senior Center is host-
ing a spaghetti dinner and live
dance music by 3 Man Slam.
Dinner is from 5:30 to 6:30
p.m. People are encouraged to
dance with the great sounds of
3 Man Slam from 6:30 to 9:30
11 A
p.m. Buy tickets in advance
for $20 per couple or $10 per
person. Tickets at the door will
ne $30 per couple or $15 per
person. The Florence Senior
Center is at 1570 Kingwood
St. Purchase tickets there or
call 541-997-8844.
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Friday, November 17th, 4 pm - 7 pm
Saturday, November 18th, 10am - 4 pm
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For anyone who has a cher-
ished nativity set they would
be willing to share for a few
days to help others catch the
true meaning of Christmas, the
Nativity Festival Committee
of Florence is seeking com-
munity members who would
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like to participate in the 12th
annual Florence Nativity
Festival, which will be held
Dec. 1 to 3 from 1 to 6 p.m.
each day.
Displayers from past years
are invited to join in again. All
nativity sets, large or small,
are welcome.
The festival takes place at
The Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-Day Saints’ building on
the corner of North Fork and
Munsel Lake roads.
It is free of charge.
For registration informa-
tion, contact Vickie Kennedy
at 541-997-7404 or email her
at vdkennedy54@gmail.com.
Additional information can
Holiday Bazaar
Friday, November 24th
1:30pm-3:30pm
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Nativity sets will be on display to the public Dec. 1-3.
be found on Facebook by
searching
for
“Florence
Nativity Festival.”
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Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-Day Saints and is open
to all people and all faiths.
Photos of
loved ones
sought for
Hospice Light
up a Life
PeaceHealth Peace Harbor
Hospice is reaching out to
community members for
photos of loved ones who
have passed away.
These photographic mem-
ories will be included in a
slide show at Hospice’s 22nd
annual Light Up A Life
Ceremony, set for Saturday,
Dec. 9, at the Florence
Events Center,715 Quince
St., from 2 to 3:30 p.m.
The event includes an
opening prayer and introduc-
tion of the local Peace Harbor
Hospice team, followed by a
ceremonial reading of the
names of loved ones, with
music performed by Peace
Harbor’s
Strings
of
Compassion.
Hospice welcomes photos
of any loved ones who have
passed, whether or not they
were involved in Hospice
care.
As the photos will be
shown to a public audience, a
signed release form is
required.
Families can visit the
Hospice office at 2230
Kingwood St. in Florence to
pick up a form; forms will
need to be signed and
returned with a photograph
no later than Nov. 30.
The Light Up A Life
Ceremony ends as the house
lights are dimmed and the
lights on the holiday tree and
Menorah are lit.
There is no cost to attend
and refreshments will be
served. Family and friends
are invited to share in
remembrance and compas-
sion for those who have
passed.
Light Up A Life is Peace
Harbor Hospice’s only
fundraiser.
Stars may be purchased in
memory of a loved one who
has passed.
All stars will be inscribed
with the loved one’s name
and will be hung on either the
holiday tree or placed on the
Menorah table.
Peace Harbor Hospice is a
nonprofit 501(c) organiza-
tion. All contributions are tax
deductible, and 100 percent
of the funds benefit Peace
Harbor Hospice and the com-
munity it serves. To learn
more, contact Jackie Guy at
541-997-3418.