COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL July 15, 2015 11B
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T HURSDAY
Bohemia Mining Days. Info:
www.bohemiaminingdays.org
9-10 a.m.: Adult Ukulele Class.
Free at CG Library with Nolene.
Ukuleles provided.
9-10 a.m.: KNND 1400 AM
Beeper Show. Call in discussion
show - various topics/guests.
541-942-5548
10 a.m.-11 a.m.: Weeding at
Harrison Elementary School
Garden. Thru the summer - vol-
unteer help always needed.
10 a.m.: NAMI. At Jack Sprats on
Main St. Info: 541-343-7688
10 a.m.-1 p.m.: Creswell’s Over-
40 Social Club. At Creswell
Community Center, 99 S. 1st
St. Meet friends through various
activities. Info: http://www.face-
book.com/creswellover40
11 a.m.-2 p.m.: Closet at 6th and
Gibbs. Church of Christ 6th and
Gibbs, with Lane Pregnancy
Support Center, offer diapers and
maternity, infant and other cloth-
ing sizes as supplies allow.
Noon: CG Rotary Club. Stacy’s
Covered Bridge Restaurant, 401
E. Main. Info: 541-942-9489.
12:30-1:30 p.m.: Summer
Reading Spot. Reading to kids
and free books at Bohemia
Elementary School. Volunteers
always needed 541-741-6000
x133 or email: cduff@united-
waylane.org
4 p.m.: Alzheimer’s Caregiver
Support. Support group for
families caring for family mem-
bers with Alzheimer’s meet at
Magnolia Gardens. Info: 541-
942-0054.
4-6 p.m.: Ping Pong. Free at CG
Community Center Reception
Hall, 700 E. Gibbs Ave.
5:15-6:15 p.m.: TLC Community
Kitchen. Free. Trinity Lutheran
Church, 675 S. 7th. Doors Open
5 pm. Info: 541-942-2373.
6 p.m.: South Lane County
Fire and Rescue. Board Work
Session with Regular Board
Meeting to follow. At 233 E.
Harrison Ave., Cottage Grove,
OR Agenda iteims: ISO Update;
Board Policy Review
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F RIDAY
Bohemia Mining Days. Info:
www.bohemiaminingdays.org
All-Day Adventure for Teens 13-
17 Years. Stop by CG Library,
700 E. Gibbs Ave., to sign up
prior to event and to get more
info. There will be sand board-
ing, swimming, beach, sea lions
and food at the Oregon Coast.
Info: 541-942-3828
8 a.m.: All Professionals Network.
A referral organization designed
to increase business among its
members. Meets in Shepherd
Room at the CG Community
Center. Donuts & Coffee served.
$25 annual dues. Info: Laura
Harmon 541-870-1681.
9-10 a.m.: KNND 1400 AM
Beeper Show. See Thursday’s
listing for detail.
10:30 a.m.: Story Time for Tots.
CG Library. Ages 0-6 recom-
mended (w/parental supervision)
to listen to stories and participate
in age-appropriate fun.
11 a.m.: BMD Kiddie Parade.
Starts at CG Community Center,
400 E. Gibbs Ave., goes west on
E. Gibbs Ave., left on 6th St.,
right on Whiteaker Ave., left on
5th St., left on Main St., left on
N. 8th St. and back to commu-
nity center parking lot.
12-8 p.m.: Quilt Show. At First
Presbyterian Church, 3rd and
Adams. Free admission.
1-4 p.m.: Pinochle Playing. All
ages men and women at Senior
Center in CG Community
Center, 700 E. Gibbs. Any level
of player. Info: 541-942-3694
1-5 p.m.: Oregon Antique and
Classic Aircraft Club Annual
Fly-In. At Oregon Aviation
Historical Center, across from
Village Green Resort. The club
has their annual meeting at 3
sustainablecottagegrove.org or
541-942-2360
7 p.m.: “By Wing, By Wheel,
By Engine of Steel… OR The
Mayor has Loco-Motives”. An
original melodrama by Keith
Kessler. A Cottage Theatre Play
Youth Production. At Cottage
Theatre, 700 Village Drive.
Tickets: $7 all ages. Call 541-
942-8001, online at www.cot-
tagetheatre.org or at door.
9 p.m.: BMD Gold Rush 5K
Twilight Run. Staging near
The Brewstation at 6th and
Washington. Cost $20/$30 with
t-shirt. Info or to register: gold-
rushcg.com
CG Prospectors & Gold Diggers
present breakfast at Bohemia
Saddle (approx. 80 miles r.t.
from CG) - maps at CG Sentinel
or Taylor’s Towing. Adults $7;
Kids $4 (12 and under).
8-11 a.m.: Masonic Center
Breakfast, 33322 Row River
Rd. Adults $6; Kids Free. OR
bring a can or box of non-perish-
able food (given to Community
Sharing) and get $1 off of the
price. Info: 541-942-2353.
2:30 p.m.: “By Wing, By Wheel,
By Engine of Steel… OR The
Mayor has Loco-Motives”. See
Friday listing for detail.
5-6 p.m.: “Sunday Supper”. Free
supper and brown bag meal to
take. Cottage Grove Community
6:30-7 p.m.: Parents Connect.
Hour of story-time and literacy
activities, songs and crafts. In
English and Spanish. For you
and your children aged up to
6 years old to enjoy books at
the library with support from
S. Lane School District Family
Resource Center. Library is
located at 700 E. Gibbs, Ave.
6:30-8 p.m.: Women’s Support
Group. Call Womenspace
for location, 541-767-3879.
Womenspace Crisis Line 24/7 is
541-485-6513.
7 p.m.: Overeaters Anonymous.
First Presbyterian Church, 216 S.
3rd St. Enter on 3rd St. No dues,
fees or weigh-ins. Info: Saunders
541-942-5883.
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S ATURDAY
Beginners & Intermediate Yoga
CG Community Center, 7th &
Gibbs
Info: Jane L. Guerber 541-942-
5876 Wed.: 6 pm $5/session
Cottage Grove Therapy Pool
Aquatic Exercise Classes
Community Center, 7th & Gibbs.;
Info: Teresa 541-942-1185
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M ONDAY
Bohemia Mining Days. Info:
www.bohemiaminingdays.org
9 a.m.-4 p.m.: Coburg Quilt Show
and Sale. At Pavilion Park in
Coburg. Over 350 traditional,
vintage and art quilts, all sizes,
skill levels. Vendor booths,
silent auction, food, antique
shops. Admission by donation
or canned food for Coburg Food
Bank. Info: www.coburgquilt-
show.org or 541-343-6407
10 a.m.: BMD Grand Miners
Parade. Route: South 10th St. to
Main St. to Gateway Blvd.
11 a.m.-7 p.m.: Chicken BBQ.
Trinity Lutheran Church, Corner
of 6th and Quincy. $7.50 per
plate or $6.50 Chicken only.
Proceeds to Trinity Lutheran
Scholarship Fund and Family
Relief Nursery.
6:45 p.m.: Racing at CG
Speedway. Opening times: Pit
Gates - 2 p.m.; Front Gates - 4
p.m.; Qualifying - 5:30 p.m.;
Racing - 6:45 p.m. Info: www.
cottagegrovespeedway.com
7 p.m.: “By Wing, By Wheel,
By Engine of Steel… OR The
Mayor has Loco-Motives”. See
Friday listing for detail.
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S UNDAY
Bohemia Mining Days. Info:
www.bohemiaminingdays.org
6 a.m.-1 p.m.: Miners Breakfast.
9-10 a.m.: KNND 1400 AM
Beeper Show. See Thursday’s
listing for detail.
11 a.m.-2 p.m.: Closet at 6th and
Gibbs. See Thursday’s listing for
detail.
12:45 p.m.: Bingo. Reception
Room at Community Center,
700 Gibbs. Public welcome. 5
cents per card per game
1-3 p.m.: Fresh Produce and
More Giveaway. At Seventh-
Day Adventist Church, 820 S.
10th St.
1-4 p.m.: Pine Needle Basketry.
Instruction for making pine nee-
dle baskets for those 12 years
and older. Materials cost depends
on project. At Crafty Mercantile
on Main Street. Info: Pat Easton
541-530-9221
5 p.m.: Teen Games. CG Library.
Teens invited to play board
games. Play available ones at
library or bring some from home.
5-6:30 p.m.: Community Dinner.
First Methodist Church, 334
Washington Ave. Adults $5.
Children free. Info: 541-942-
3033
6:30 p.m.: Spanish Story-time. At
CG Library, 700 E. Gibbs Ave.
6:30 p.m.: CG 912 Project. Alan
Bass, school board member,
will discuss South Lane School
District bond measure to appear
on Nov. ballot. Open to public
and no cost to attend. At Stacy’s
Covered Bridge Restaurant, 401
E. Main St. Info: cg912project@
gmail.com
7 p.m.: Eugene Symphony in
Bohemia Park. Free with
Maestro Danail Rachev lead-
ing with classical, pops and
Broadway tunes including the
works of John Philip Sousa,
John Williams, Andrews Lloyd
Webber, Rossini, Tchaikovsky
and more. Celebrating the 50th
Anniversary of the Eugene
Symphony and the progress of
the Bohemia Park improvements.
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T UESDAY
9-10 a.m.: KNND 1400 AM
Beeper Show. See Thursday’s
listing for detail.
9-10 a.m.: Children 8+ Ukulele
Class. Free at CG Library with
Nolene. Ukuleles provided.
11 a.m.-2 p.m.: Adventist
Community Services. See
Thursday’s listing for detail.
12:30-1:30 p.m.: Summer
Reading Spot. Reading to kids
and free books at Bohemia
Elementary School. Volunteers
always needed 541-741-6000
x133 or email: cduff@united-
waylane.org
1-3 p.m.: Creswell’s Over-40
Social Club. See Thursday’s list-
ing for detail.
3 p.m.: Veterans Support
Services. Reps and caseworkers
from the VA available to help
veterans connect to resources and
benefits. At Healing Matrix, 632
E. Main St. Info: 541-767-3707
3-4 p.m.: Alzheimer’s Caregiver
Support Group. Willamalane
Adult Activity Center, 215 W. C
St., Springfield. Info: Molly 541-
746-9703
4-5 p.m.: CG Youth Choir.
DRUG and ALCOHOL groups
EXERCISE and FUN
8:30-9:30 am Mon.-Fri.;
KIDS CLUB
South Lane School District grades 3:00-4:00 pm Tues. & Thurs.;
11:00 am-12 pm Sat.
1-5. After school to 6 p.m.
Mon-Fri on regular school
Daugherty Aquatic Center
days.
Supervised play, homework help 1440 S. 8th St., 541-942-5533
and snack. Cost $50/month. Call for public hours, lap swim
hours, family swim hours
Info: 541-359-6794
and costs.
Partial scholarships available.
Shallow Water Aerobics
Daugherty Aquatic Center
Yoga - Community Center
Mon, Wed, Fri 7:30-8:30 a.m.
Mon. 6-7:30 p.m.; Fri 10-11:30
Call 541-942-5585 for more info
a.m. $5 drop in, first class
and cost - first session free.
free. Info 541-554-6796
Center. Volunteers encouraged
to help.
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W EDNESDAY
Every Smile has a story
p.m. after which Robin Reid will
talk about some of the test flights
he has made. Presentation is
open to the public at no charge,
and “pizza feed” at 5:30 p.m.
1:30-3 p.m.: NAMI Connection.
At Healing Matrix, 632 Main
St. Support group program for
people living with mental health
issues and is operated by peers
for peers. Info: 541-343-7688
4-8 p.m.: Ice Cream Social. At
First Presbyterian Church, 3rd
and Adams. Suggested donation:
$3.50 pp; $1.50 children under
12; and/or non-perishable food,
baby food or diapers.
5 p.m.: Friday Meal. Free at
Church of God 6th & Gibbs.
5-6 p.m.: Stand for Peace/Occupy
CG. Rally in the Community
Square, 7th and Main Streets.
5-8 p.m.: Third Friday Steak
Feed. CG Elks Lodge, 755 N.
River Rd. Menu includes: Grilled
Steak, Baked Potato, Veggies,
Salad, Roll and Dessert. Adults
$9 Info: 541-942-3554
6 p.m.: Friday Night LIVE at
Saginaw Vineyard. Food/
Beverage available for purchase.
Music by “Annie Mae Rhodes
Band”.
6:30 p.m.: Celebrate Recovery.
Christ centered recovery program
for hurts, habits and hang-ups.
At Calvary Chapel, 1447 Hwy
99 N. Harvey Epperson, Ministry
leader 541-520-8071.
6:30 p.m.: London Grange #937
Meeting. London Grange, 72746
London Road. Public. Info:
Dennis Chapman 541-942-9681
6:30 p.m.: First Friday Potluck.
Bring a healthy dish and come
socialize and learn from your
neighbors. At Healing Matrix,
632 E. Main St. Info: www.
Students age 12-16. Rehearsals
at First Presbyterian Church. Call
Joanna Newton 541-942-4550 to
audition and register.
5:15-6:15 pm: TLC Community
Kitchen. Free. Trinity Lutheran
Church, 675 S. 7th. Doors Open
5 pm. Info: 541-942-2373.
6-7:30 p.m.: ACES Family
Group. Support group for fam-
ily and friends of chemically
addicted or abusing individuals.
Activities provided for children.
At Aces Counseling Center, 1551
E. Main St. Info: 541-767-3057.
7 p.m.: CG Recreation Assoc.
Meeting. Regular meeting of the
CGR board of directors at 1440
S. 8th St. Info: 541-942-3079.
Thursday
Sunday
6:30 p.m.: AA Meeting- Rush Hour. Open
Meeting. At CG Community Center, 700
Gibbs Ave.
6:30 p.m.: Al-Anon Meeting. At CG Community
Center, 700 Gibbs Ave. Info: 541-554-7994
or 541-510-4228
7 p.m.: Narcotics Anonymous Book Study. Open
Meeting. At Knights of Columbus, 1025 N.
19th St. Contact: 541-225-7061.
Noon: AA Meeting. At Knights of Columbus,
1025 N. 19th St.
6 p.m.: AA Meeting - New Beginners. CG
Comm. Center, 700 Gibbs Ave.
7:15 p.m.: Narcotics Anonymous. Book study.
At CG Community Center, back room,700
Gibbs Ave.
Friday
7 p.m.: Nar-A-Non Family Meeting. CG Comm.
Center, 700 Gibbs Ave. For family and
friends of addicts.
7 p.m.: AA Meeting- No Name Group. At
Knights of Columbus, 1025 N. 19th St. Info:
541-942-3942.
6:30 p.m.: Celebrate Recovery - At Cavalry
Chapel Cottage Grove, 522 E Whiteaker
Ave. Info: 541-520-8071
7 p.m.: Open AA meeting - Good Medicine
Group. At CG Community Center, 700
Gibbs Ave., in Activity Room. Info: Karen
541-513-5126.
8 p.m.: AA meeting-Gratitude Group. Open
meeting. At Knights of Columbus, 1025 N.
19th St. Info: 541-942-3942.
Saturday
Noon: AA Meeting-Women’s Good Grief Group.
Closed meeting. Open to women alcoholics
only. At Knights of Columbus, 1025 N. 19th
St. Info: 541-942-0647 or 541-510-4228.
8 p.m.: AA Meeting-Open Candlelight Group.
CG Comm. Center, 700 Gibbs Ave. On the
last Sat. of the month - Open AA Speakers
Meeting.
8 p.m.: Al-Anon Meeting-Step Study Group. CG
Comm. Center, 700 Gibbs Ave.
Monday
Tuesday
Noon: AA Meeting- Noon Group. Big Book
Study meeting. At Knights of Columbus,
1025 N. 19th. Info: 541-942-3942.
6:30 p.m.: Up the River Group. At Dorena
Mercantile. Info: 541-946-1631
7 p.m.: Narcotics Anonymous. “A Way Back
to Reality”, open participation. At CG
Community Center, 700 Gibbs Ave.
Wednesday
7 a.m.: AA Open Meeting. At CG Community
Center, 700 Gibbs Ave.
7 p.m.: AA Meeting- Wednesday Night
Beginners. Open meeting. At Knights of
Columbus, 1025 N. 19th St. Info: 541-942-
3942.
7 a.m.: Kiwanis Club Sunrisers.
Koffee Kup Restaurant, 1241
Hwy 99N.
9-10 a.m.: KNND 1400 AM
Beeper Show. Call in discussion
show - various topics/guests.
541-942-5548
10 a.m.-Noon: Genealogical
Discussion Group. CG
Community Center, 700 E. Gibbs
Ave.; Free discussion on genea-
logical topics such as: research
strategy, internet research, genea-
logical computing, sources and
more. Contact: 541-942-9570.
Noon: Kiwanis Club of CG. El
Tapatio, 725 E. Gibbs Ave. Info:
Cleo Dahlen 541-767-0795.
12-1:30 p.m.: Dorena Summer
Fun and Lending Library.
Summer reading program with
crafts. At Dorena Post Office,
75694 Wicks Rd., Dorena
12:30-1:30 p.m.: Summer
Reading Spot. Reading to kids
and free books at Bohemia
Elementary School. Volunteers
needed 541-741-6000 x133 or
email: cduff@unitedwaylane.org
1-4 p.m.: Pinochle Playing. See
Friday’s listing for detail.
2-3 p.m.: CG Children’s Choir.
Students ages 6-11. Rehearsals
held at First Presbyterian
Church. No audition necessary.
Call Joanna Newton for registra-
tion information 541-942-4550.
2:30-3:30 Summer Reading
Program. Activities at CG
Library, 400 E. Gibbs Ave.
6 p.m.: Community Dinner. Free.
Church of the Nazarene, 152 S.
M St. Info: 541-942-4422
6 p.m.: West African Drumming
and Dancing Class. Guinean
Master Drummer, Fode Sylla.
Odd Fellows Hall, 317 Main St.
6 p.m. - Drumming: $10; 7 p.m.
- Dancing: $10. Call to register
or reserve a drum. 541-505-6399
6:30 -8 p.m.: Concert in the Park.
“Ian McFerron” - Bob Dylan
type “Folky Pop” music. Free at
Bohemia Park Amphitheater.
7-8:30 p.m.: NAMI Connection.
See Friday’s listing for detail.
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WEIGHT LOSS
Tuesday
5 p.m.: Weight Watchers. At Living
Faith Assembly, 467 S. 10th
St. 541-942-2612.
Thursday
10 a.m.: TOPS OR85. Take Off
Pounds Sensibly, a weight-
loss support group. At the
United Methodist Church,
334 Washington Ave., Fireside
Room. Info: Ellen 541-942-
0866 .
5:30 p.m.: TOPS OR969. Take Off
Pounds Sensibly, a weight-
loss support group. Weigh-In:
5:30 pm, Meeting: 6 pm.
Meets at Jefferson Park
Community Room, 325 5th
Street. Info: Elaine 541-942-
8547.
5:30 p.m.: TOPS OR1020
(Creswell). Take Off Pounds
Sensibly, a weight-loss sup-
port group. Weigh-In: 5:30
pm, Meeting: 6 pm. Meets at
Creswell Grange Hall, 298 W.
Oregon Ave. Info: 541-895-
3156.