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Support Boy Scouts at Pancake Breakfast
Indulge in a breakfast of fl uff y
pancakes and sizzling sausag-
es while supporting Florence
Boy Scouts this Saturday, July
14, from 8 to 11 a.m., when the
Florence Elks Lodge hosts Boy
Scout Troop #777 for the bi-an-
nual Pancake Breakfast.
Th e Scouts are raising money
to help pay for Scout Camp and
future outings.
Th e breakfast will be at the
Florence Elks Lodge, 1686 12th
St.
It costs only $8 — and $2 for
seconds — for a plate full of
pancakes and sausages. Coff ee
and juice are also included.
Contact Scoutmaster Chris
LaCosse at 458-215-5538 for
more information about the
breakfast or to join Boy Scouts.
NEXT SWIM SESSION
July 30-Aug 9 Mon-Th urs 30 min. lessons
between 4-6 PM Sign up NOW!
SIUSLAW NEWS FILE PHOTO
The Florence community is a proud supporter of its Boy and
Cub Scout troops, as well of the local Girl Scouts.
Beat the dog days of fishing
Oregon Department of Fish &
Wildlife has released its Recre-
ation Report with tips for sum-
mer fi shing, sage-grouse permits
and hunter education.
Fishing can get a little tough
during these hot summer days
— water temperatures increase,
aquatic weed growth accelerates,
and fi sh get lethargic.
Here are some ideas to help
you beat the dog days of fi shing:
• Fish early in the morning
when waters are cooler, and fi sh
are more active.
• Look for fi sh in deeper water,
where it’s cooler.
• Focus on warm water species
like bass, crappie, bluegill and
walleye.
• Travel to higher elevation
lakes and streams where the wa-
ter, and you, will be cooler.
• Consider a trip to the coast
where ocean and bay fi shing
hold up throughout the summer.
Th e fall hunting season will be
here before you know it. Hunt-
er education is required for all
hunters 18 and under, and is re-
quired for adult hunters in many
popular, nearby states. Sign
up now for a hunter education
course (online, workbook or tra-
ditional) or fi eld day.
Th e sage-grouse season is
eight days in September and is
open by permit only. Th e appli-
cation period is from July 1 to
Aug. 20.
Check page 17 of the 2018-19
Oregon Game Bird Regulations
for a list of open areas.
For more information, visit
myodfw.com.
Clean Water Comment Writing Workshop
Siuslaw Climate Alliance, fracked gas pipeline.
terminal by participating in
Florence Organizes, Surfrider
Learn how you can help to this comment writing work-
Siuslaw Chapter and Oregon stop the proposed pipeline and shop.
Wild are hosting a comment
writing workshop on Mon-
day, July 16, at 5:30 p.m. in the
Bromley Room at the Siuslaw
Public Library, 1460 Ninth St.
Richard Beaudro
This is part of the “No LNG
Principal Broker
Exports Campaign.”
541 991-6677
In May, the Oregon DEQ and
the U.S. Army Corps opened
85545 Pine St – 10+ acres
a 60-day comment period for
with Siuslaw River & Old Town
a critical permit that, if de-
views! 4 bdrm, 4 bath luxury
home with plenty of room for
nied, could stop the proposed
everyone. Park like setting
Jordan Cove LNG export ter-
with old growth timber and
minal and Pacific Connector
huge shops/garages. Media
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Dedication
on Sunday
Th e dedication for the Jose
Dela Mora Life Jacket stand will
take place at 1 p.m. on Sunday,
July 15, at the Woahink Lake
swim area off Canary Road.
Th e public is welcome to at-
tend.
Th ank you Siuslaw Athlet-
ic Booster Club for helping to
make this happen.
Visit us on
the web
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Summer
Fun for Kids!
room, bar and entertainment
area, and much, much more.
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1749 Highway 101 • 541-997-1200
THANK YOU
from Florence
Wings a nd Wheels
to
Major Sponsors:
Three Rivers Casino Resort
and City of Florence
Sponsors: C & M Stables, Les Schwab,
Petersen Auto Detail, Car Wash & Shine,
Tony’s Garage, Johnston Motors,
Coast Pavement Maintenance, Florence Yamaha,
Valvoline, Mo’s Restaurants, Chad Clement DDS,
1285 Restobar, O’Reilly Auto Parts, Coast Radio,
First Baptist Church, Burns’s Riverside Chapel,
Dutch Bros, Sears, Pacifi c Pines RV Resort,
Apex Heli, A&W Family Restaurant,
Bucks Sanitary Service, Sherwood Like A Tow,
ICM Restaurant, Aero Legends, Lofy Construction
Swimnastics!!
July 16th-July 26th
Monday-Thursday 4:30-6:00 PM
Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd grader - $140
What could be more fun - 55 minutes of gymnastics
then 30 minues of swim lessons.
Gymnastics Camp 1
July 23rd-27th
Monday-Friday
K, 1st, 2nd Graders
5:30-6:55 PM - $75
3rd graders and up
7:00-8:55 PM - $150
Great for beginners or those who want to hone
their skills. Brit and Brynne have lots of great
fun and tumbling planned.
Gymnastics Camp 2
August 20th-24th
Monday-Friday
K, 1st, 2nd Graders
5:30-6:55 PM - $75
3rd graders and up
7:00-8:55 PM - $150
Dan Neal from SWOCC is back for our fi ft h
year. With 30 years experience coaching he
adds new fun approaches to skill building.
Great for all levels.
Pick from a variety of ONE DAY CLINICS
1.5 hours longs $15 (min 5 students) Time and day subject to change
Front Walkover/Back Walkover
July 16, 5:30-7:00 PM
Back Handspring/Back Tuck (instructor approval)
July 17, 5:30-7:00 PM
ROTARY CLUB OF FLORENCE’S NINTH ANNUAL
Fundamentals of Silks
July 18, 5:30-7:00 PM
COOL AT THE COAST GOLF TOURNAMENT
(541) 997-3232 • www.thefl orencerotary.org
Bars, Balance and Beam
July 19, 5:30-7:00 PM
Saturday, August 4, 2018 • Shotgun Start 10 a.m.
Teams of four – Scramble format – Gross and Net Divisions
Prizes include Long Drive, Accurate Drive, and KPs on all Par 3s
Prize Drawings – Long Putt Contest - $5,000 putt-off
Entry Fee $85 per player, $340 per foursome
Includes beverages on the course, breakfast snacks, cart, and lunch
2018 Tee & Green Sponsors
Heceta Self Storage, Hoberg’s Complete Auto Repair
Ron & Catherine Green, Lane Community College
Bob & Denise Steele, First American Title,
Kim and Tim Erickson, Johnston Motor Company,
Pat Bennett Consulting
2285 Hwy. 101, Florence
541-997-8086
Sign up for fall gymnastics classes. Classes are fi lling quickly.