SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 2018
FRAA features student
artist Hailey Copeland
Japanese Internment exhibit moves to Deadwood
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Siuslaw Middle School student Hailey Copeland shows
her work at Florence Regional Arts Alliance.
Florence Regional Arts
Alliance (FRAA) will feature
the artwork of Siuslaw Middle
School student Hailey Copeland
during the 2nd Saturday Gallery
Tour on Saturday, April 14,
from 3 to 5 p.m.
The Copeland family recent-
ly moved here from Seattle,
Wash., and this is a wonderful
opportunity to welcome them
to the Florence community.
Copeland’s medium is col-
ored pencil and ink; however,
she is beginning to learn water-
color, and is interested in learn-
ing new mediums. She plans to
venture out into abstract and
realism.
As for now, anime — the
Japanese term for animation —
is her favorite thing to draw. It
is often characterized by color-
ful graphics, vibrant characters
and fantastical themes.
Copeland is self-taught, and
is motivated by her parents,
who also share her enjoyment
of art.
As her mom says, “We real-
ize how good she is and can be,
so we highly encourage her and
try to keep her well supplied in
art supplies and paper. She
enjoys it — it’s what makes her
happy.”
Copeland’s artwork will be
at the FRAA Gallery, 120
Maple St., during the entire
month of April, but 2nd
Saturday would be a perfect
time to meet this talented youth
artist. Complimentary refresh-
ments will be served.
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The Deadwood Committee for the Architecture of Internment Exhibit and Deadwood Creek Services will host the
exhibit “Architecture of Internment: The Build Up to Wartime Incarceration” today, April 14, from 11 a.m. to 5
p.m. The exhibit, which had been on display at the Siuslaw Public Library (above), explores how Oregonians par-
ticipated in the decision to incarcerate Japanese Americans and Japanese immigrants during World War II. At 4 p.m.,
local author and international diplomacy expert Mel Gurtov will present “Who Are We? America’s Problematic
Treatment of Immigrants.” The event will be held at the Deadwood Community Center, located 4.5 miles up
Deadwood Creek Rd.
Fundraiser to benefit Children’s Advocacy Center
On April 20, the Yachats
Ladies Club is inviting the
coastal community to attend
and support a fundraising
Roast Pork Loin Benefit
Dinner for the Children’s
Advocacy Center of Lincoln
County.
The Children’s Advocacy
Center of Lincoln County
strives to reduce trauma to
known and suspected child
abuse victims through effective
evaluation, treatment and advo-
cacy in a secure, culturally sen-
sitive, healing environment
while working to prevent child
abuse in all of its forms.
The Yachats Ladies Club has
been a longtime supporter of
the Children’s Advocacy
Center by creating and provid-
ing many of the quilts that each
child receives when they come
to the center for services.
The Children’s Advocacy
Center of Lincoln County is a
nonprofit entity and does not
charge for its services. It is
entirely dependent on private
and government grants, dona-
tions and fundraising efforts
like this special Benefit Dinner.
The dinner will be served on
Friday, April 20, from 5 to 7
p.m. at the Yachats Ladies Club
Clubhouse at 286 W. Third St.
in Yachats.
The benefit dinner includes a
generous serving of Roast Pork
Loin and gravy with herb roast-
ed potatoes, savory green
beans, fruity coleslaw and a
roll. The dinner also includes a
layered dessert called Dirt
Cake and choice of coffee or
tea all for $15 at the door.
To go dinners will be avail-
able as well.
The dinner to support the
Children’s Advocacy Center is
a fun and entertaining way for
the public to serve our commu-
nity while enjoying being
served a delicious home made
dinner, visiting with neighbors
and meeting new folks. All din-
ner proceeds go to the
Children’s Advocacy Center of
Lincoln County.
Questions can be directed to
541-547-5425.
‘Home is the Key’ for upcoming Habitat fundraiser
One key, and one key only,
will open the lock on the door
erected to celebrate the 19th
anniversary of the Habitat for
Humanity affiliate in Florence.
The Florence community is
invited to participate by pur-
chasing a key for $19. There is
no limit to the number of keys
one may buy.
Generous local business
donors have offered specialty
items to the Habitat Gift
Basket, valued at more than
$1,000. The basket contains
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