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CRAB
GRILLED SALMON
INGREDIENTS:
1 1/2 pounds salmon fi llets
lemon pepper to taste
garlic powder to taste
salt to taste
1/3 cup soy sauce
1/3 cup brown sugar
1/3 cup water
1/4 cup vegetable oil
DIRECTIONS:
Prep time : 15 minutes
Cook: 16 minutes
Ready In 2 h 31 m
• Season salmon fi llets with lemon
pepper, garlic powder, and salt.
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• In a small bowl, stir together
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and vegetable oil until sugar is
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soy sauce mixture, seal, and turn
to coat. Refrigerate for at least
2 hours.
• Preheat grill for medium heat.
• Lightly oil grill grate. Place salmon
on the preheated grill, and dis-
card marinade. Cook salmon for 6
to 8 minutes per side, or until the
fi sh fl akes easily with a fork.
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On Friday, the annual Ford Peanut Butter Drive
finished with a final push from Johnston Motor
Company with Brian Johnston, along with Lisa
Fassler and Brian Barnard of Grocery Outlet, add-
ing 150 pounds of peanut butter to the public
donations collected for Florence Food Share. The
peanut butter goes to help families and children
during the summer months when kids are out of
school. (courtesy photo)
Oregon Coast Military Museum to celebrate Jeep
To celebrate the birth of
the iconic Jeep vehicle from
WWII, the Oregon Coast
Military Museum (OCMM)
is hosting its third annu-
al “Jeep Junction” show &
shine Saturday June 15 at
Johnston Motor Co., locat-
ed at 2150 Highway 101.
The show starts at 10 a.m.
and ends at 2 p.m. and is
open to any military jeep,
vintage CJ through current
model of Wrangler.
“Of all the transportation
advancements coming out
of WWII, the legendary
Jeep has probably made
more impact on society
because it is still being pro-
duced 78 years later, and
not just here in the United
States but in other coun-
tries around the world,”
said OCMM Executive Di-
rector Cal Applebee. “This
show is intended to not just
celebrate its creation, but
also celebrate the icon that
is today.”
Jeep owners can register
onsite the morning of the
event, and the first 25 regis-
trants will receive a goodie
bag. The show opens to the
public at 10 a.m. but partic-
ipants should plan to regis-
ter starting at 9 a.m.
The Florence-Siuslaw Li-
ons Club will have its food
cart on hand. The event is
sponsored by Johnston Mo-
tor Company and Tony’s
Garage.
“One of the reasons we
wanted to partner with
Johnston Motor Company
is that Ford Motor Compa-
ny produced nearly half of
the military Jeeps during
WWII, and we’ll have some
outstanding restored ex-
amples of those on display
throughout the week in
their showroom and at the
event.” Applebee explained.
The museum is located
at 2145 Kingwood Street in
Florence, and open to the
public Wednesday through
Sunday, from noon to 4
p.m.
Art, music summer camp to be held at Dragon Art
Local teachers Amanda
Smith and Kassy Keppol are
teaming up to run the Mu-
sic and Art Camp in June.
Smith is the music teach-
er at Siuslaw Elementary
school and Keppol is the
English Language teacher
for the district. Keppol also
owns Dragon Art, a gallery
where the camp will take
place.
While Dragon Art will be
running camps all summer,
Music and Art Camp will be
especially unique, with in-
struction from both teach-
ers. During this week-long
camp, Keppol will work
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
JUNE 12
JUNE 13
with students on building,
crafting and creating their
own instruments; Smith
will work with students on
how to play the instruments
the kids have made.
Dragon Art has held an
instrument making camp
before, but this year team-
ing up with a musician the
instruments will get more
use than ever before.
Music and Art Camp will
be held June 24 through 28.
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MONDAY
TUESDAY
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There will be two ses-
sions offered: one from
10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and one
from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Tuition is $135 per ses-
sion and includes all of the
materials and instruments,
as well as a camp shirt.
Advanced registration is
required, as seating is lim-
ited. For more information,
conact Keppol at kkeppol@
gmail.com or visit www.
kassykeppol.com.
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