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Labor Day Weekend
book sale at library
The Friends of the Siu-
slaw Public Library will
hold its annual Labor Day
weekend book sale Satur-
day, Aug. 31, from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m., and Sunday, Sept.
1, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
in the Bromley Room at
the library, 1460 Ninth St.
Friends of the Library
members can come to a
special preview sale Sat-
urday morning, Aug. 31,
from 9 to 10 a.m. Member-
ships are available at the
door.
“If you want to stock up
on some great fall reading
at great prices, this is your
chance,” said Friends of the
Library president Linda
Weight, who added that
there will also be audio-
books, DVDs and tote bags
with custom art by a local
artist available.
The Friends of the Siu-
slaw Public Library is a
nonprofit
organization,
with proceeds from book
sales benefitting the library
district in many ways,
including
equipment,
support of the summer
reading program and the
Library Endowment Fund.
Contact siuslawlibrary
friends@gmail.com for
more information.
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House concert this Saturday to benefit OCHS
Pianist/composer Dan
Chadburn and singer/
songwriter Tom Nichols
will be making their sixth
concert appearance in
Kathy Parsons’ MainlyPia-
no.com House Concert Se-
ries on Saturday, Aug. 24,
beginning at 7 p.m.
Joining them will be
Chadburn’s sister, Jenny
Chadburn, also a gifted
solo pianist and vocalist.
This concert will be for
the benefit of The Oregon
Coast Humane Society
(OCHS) in Florence and all
donations will go directly
to the nonprofit organiza-
tion.
Cash, checks and pet
supplies will be gratefully
accepted.
Dan Chadburn’s concerts
are relaxed and informal
and include a piano impro-
visation in each half. He has
released seven instrumen-
tal albums, most of which
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Humanity will be hosting
informational meetings re-
garding the steps and qual-
ification process to become
a Habitat Homeowner.
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Jenny Chadburn
Tom Nichols
have received significant
radio airplay worldwide.
Chadburn’s 2016 release,
“Beyond Words,” was nom-
inated for Whisperings’ Al-
bum of the Year as well as
Zone Music Reporter’s Solo
Piano Album of the Year.
There is a suggested do-
nation of $20 at the door,
but any and all donations
to benefit OCHS will be
accepted.
Reservations are re-
quired and can be made
by calling Kathy Parsons at
541-999-9720 or emailing
her at kathypiano@gmail.
com.
The address and direc-
tions will be given when
reservations are made.
Nichols released his first
solo album “Trust” in 2011
and has produced the al-
bums of many artists, in-
cluding Chadburn, in the
Washington, DC area.
In addition to his work in
music, Nichols has an ac-
tive career in conservation
and social justice issues. He
is currently the vice presi-
dent of Finance and Oper-
ations for the Arcus Foun-
dation in New York City.
From the late 1980s
through early 2000s, Jen-
ny Chadburn performed
as Jenny Butler, The Jenny
Butler Trio, and in an orig-
inal band called NuMonet.
After a long hiatus to
focus on education and ca-
reer, she joins Dan Chad-
burn and Tom Nichols to
share her gift as a solo pia-
nist and vocalist.
Learn qualification process to be Habitat homeowner
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ing questions:
• Are you ready to com-
mit to the responsibility of
homeownership?
• Do you qualify for a
loan but cannot afford any-
thing on the market?
• Are you ready and able
to budget for ALL expenses
of homeownership?
• Are you willing to
partner with Habitat by
completing “sweat equi-
ty?” volunteer hours on
the construction of your
home?
• Are you willing to spend
time getting to know your
neighbors, since good re-
lationships with neighbors
are the start of a healthy,
strong community?
within walking distance to
Historic Old Town Flor-
ence.
Habitat Homes are sold
to qualifying families.
Mortgage payments are
set at no more than 30 per-
cent of the family’s income
to help ensure affordability.
Florence Habitat Homes
are perfect for someone
living in the Siuslaw Fire
District who has a need
for affordable housing and
would like to be a home-
owner.
Employers who want to
see their employees live in
permanent and affordable
housing should help share
this information.
Habitat asks the follow-
• Do you meet the Hab-
itat program income eligi-
bility requirements?
Attend one of the infor-
mational meetings to learn
more and pick up your ap-
plication package.
The meetings will be
held tomorrow, Aug. 22, at
3:30 p.m. at Banner Bank,
777 Highway 101; Satur-
day, Aug. 24, at 10 a.m. in
the Bromley Room of the
Siuslaw Public Library,
1460 Ninth St.; and Mon-
day, Aug. 26, at 5:30 p.m. at
Banner Bank.
For more information,
visit www.florencehabitat.
org.
Friday’s Storytime at museum to feature Jesse Beers
Jesse Beers, Cultural
Stewardship Manager for
the Confederated Tribes of
Coos, Lower Umpqua, and
Siuslaw Indians, will begin
the fall season of StoryTime
on Friday, Aug. 30, at 7
p.m. at the Siuslaw Pioneer
Museum, 278 Maple Street
in Old Town Florence.
Beers plans to give a little
history of the Native peo-
ple of this area, as well as a
short introduction to their
oral traditions and then tell
a few of their traditional
stories.
Come and enjoy this eve-
ning and learn more about
the first members of our
community.
For more information,
call 541-997-7884
StoryTime is held the last
Friday of each month, Au-
gust through May, at 7 p.m.
Visit the museum or
watch the newspaper for
future speakers.
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