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Rhody Days Quilt Show this weekend
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SIUSLAW P UBLI C LIBRARY
BROWSING IS BACK!
No appointment needed.
All ages welcome.
Masks required.
Florence: Monday-Thursday 11 AM - 2 PM
Friday 11 AM - 6 PM
Mapleton: Thursdays 12-5 PM.
Walk-ins with limited capacity;
no public computers.
Curbside Pickup
Call Mon-Fri 10-1 or online any time
Pick up during browsing hours
Item Returns
In the lobby during browsing hours
Public Computers
Call for appointment
541-997-3132
WWW.SIUSLAWLIBRARY.ORG
Many of the Rhody Days activities
are gone this year, but not the Rho-
dodendron Quilt Show! Come see
the beautiful quilts displayed at Old
School Furniture, Sixth Street and
Highway 101, today, May 15, from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m.
There will be a variety of quilts
shown made by Rhododendron Quilt
Guild members, demonstrating the
different styles and techniques learned
by the members over the years.
“This show will be a little small-
er than the last one,” said Quilt Show
Chairperson Sandy Davidson. “There
will be quilts for sale, as well as plen-
ty of ‘eye candy’ for those who en-
joy looking at a variety of colors and
styles.”
The show also features raffle quilts.
Tickets are available for purchase at
Old School Furniture.
The Quilt Show will also be a good
time to meet with the members and
join the group.
Rhododendron Quilt Guild meet-
ings are currently held at Crossroads
Assembly of God Church, 1380 10th
The Rhody Days Quilt show carries
on this year at Old School Furniture.
St., on the second and fourth Fridays
of the month. The next meeting will be
on May 28.
For more information, contact Da-
vidson at sandyquiltsinflorence@
gmail.com or call 541-991-0837.
Register now for the ‘Fore! Kids’ Golf Classic
The Boys and Girls Club
of Western Lane County’s
24th annual “Fore! Kids”
Golf Classic sponsored by
Banner Bank is scheduled
for Saturday, June 5, at Flor-
ence Golf Links.
Entry into the 4-person
scramble is $90 per play-
er, including opportunities
to participate in
the Hole-In-One
Challenges and
Million
Dol-
lar Shoot Out,
awards luncheon
and more. All
proceeds
help
fund the Boys
and Girls Summer Program
for the kids in Florence and
the surrounding area.
On the day of the class,
team check-in starts at 8
a.m. with a 10 a.m. shotgun
start, depending on COVID
restrictions.
Register by calling or
emailing Pat Bennett at
209-986-4793 or pat@
pebennettco.com.
Entry forms are also avail-
able at Florence Golf Links,
1201 35th St., or the Boys
and Girls Club, 1501 Air-
port Rd.
Ending the day on a high
note is the 10th annual He-
licopter Golf Ball Drop,
sponsored by Fairway Es-
pin will receive $500 cash.
Tickets are $5 and can be
purchased when you reserve
your team or by contacting
the Boys and Girls Club at
541-902-0304.
The Boys and Girls Club
Summer Programs include
Summer Brain Gain, Flor-
ence Air Academy and
tates, Chad Clement, D.D.S.,
and R&R King Logging. The
Golf Ball Drop is scheduled
for 3 to 3:30 p.m. on tourna-
ment day at Florence Golf
Links on the 18th fairway.
Winners do not need to be
present.
The ball closest to the
pin will receive $1,000 cash.
The ball furthest from the
STEM (Science, Technol-
ogy, Engineering, & Math)
Programs. These are all fun
and innovative ways for kids
to maintain the knowledge
acquired during the prior
school year.
Want to help but don’t
swing a club? Sponsor a
Club Kid. A $300 invest-
ment will support this year’s
summer program for 21
days — two hot meals and
snacks every day, fun-filled
activities with other kids
and field trips, all while em-
phasizing the importance of
math, literacy and great cit-
izenship.
Serving over 450 com-
munity youth, the Boys
and Girls Club
of Western Lane
County is a
501(c)(3) char-
itable organiza-
tion providing
after-school en-
richment
pro-
grams, tutoring,
mentoring, personal devel-
opment training, athletic
programs, continuing ed-
ucation scholarships and
community service oppor-
tunities to youth in the Flor-
ence, Mapleton and Dunes
City areas.
For further information,
please call the Boys and
Girls Club at 541-902-0304.
Oregon Coast Military Museum hosts Rhody Days Poker Run
Today, May 15, the Ore-
gon Coast Military Museum
is hosting a first-time poker
run for Rhody Days to ben-
efit Florence area nonprof-
its who have struggled with
the pandemic shut down of
the past year. The commit-
tee, headed by Gary Cargill
of Florence in Bloom, is co-
ordinating the event with
the help of Rods n’ Rhodies
Inc., the Rhody Cruisers and
Jeeps R Us in Florence.
“Just like the commercial
business community, the
nonprofit community has
struggled financially, and
this will provide at least some
minimal relief for them, as
well as bring back a little nor-
mality to our community on
Rhody Days,” Cargill said.
In addition to the Oregon
Coast Military Museum,
participating nonprofits in-
clude Florence Food Share,
Florence Area Humane Soci-
ety, Florence Habitat for Hu-
manity and the Crossroads
Church Backpack for Kids
program.
“The poker run will be an
open format where all types
of vehicles can participate
such as classics, hot rods,
motorcycles, Jeeps — or sim-
ply anyone who wants to en-
joy a day driving around the
Florence area and helping
our local nonprofits,” Cargill
said.
Registration will take
place at Three Rivers Casino
Resort starting at 9 a.m. on
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May 15. Three levels of prize
will be awarded based on the
winning poker hands, and
proceeds will be distributed
evenly amongst the five par-
ticipating nonprofits.
For more information,
contact Cargill at 541-999-
6513 or gncargill@charter.
net.
Oregon Coast Military
Museum is at 2145 King-
wood St. in Florence and
open to the public Friday
through Sunday, from noon
until 4 p.m. Learn more
by visiting www.oregoncoast
militarymuseum.com.
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Health is our #1 Priority!
At Shervin’s we are taking extra precaution in order to ensure that our customers and staff are kept safe
and healthy during this quickly changing situation.
1 Car Sanitation – All cars are wiped down with a sanitizer before and aft er the service. We wipe down
any areas in the interior where employees have touched, such as door handles, the steering wheel, keys,
shift ers and power window panels.
2 Hand Sanitation- Our staff will continue to wash their hands throughout the day and change gloves
aft er each car they service.
3 Give Customers Options- We will pick up and deliver your vehicle to your home. You may also drop
your key in our secure mailbox for drop-off s to avoid or minimize contact.
4 Employee Illness is Serious- We are encouraging employees
not to shake hands. We are practicing “personal distancing” and
encouraging employees to stay home if they feel under the weather.
5 Wipe Down High Touch Points- We wipe/spray counters, credit
card machines, door handles, phone handles, kitchen areas, and
chair arms and tables in waiting area multiple times a day.
We continue to be focused and committed to working with each
of you to ensure we continue to meet and exceed your expecta-
tions. We are here for you.
We thank you for your business and more importantly, your
friendship. Please be safe and exercise extra precaution during this
challenging time.
