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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL October 21, 2015 11A How Bazaar! Shady Oaks Plants & Produce Farm Fun for the whole family It’s the Place to Be!!! Shady Oaks wants to THANK YOU for a GREAT SEASON and REMIND YOU the barn is for rent throughout the winter. %LUWKGD\V:HGGLQJV5HWLUHPHQWSDUWLHV %DE\6KRZHUV$QQLYHUVDULHV 380 Hwy 99 South Cottage Grove 541 942-5004 Catholic Altar Society hosts an annual institution T he Alter Society at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church in Cottage Grove welcomed parishioners and members of the general public to a Bazaar that drew large crowds to the parish hall on Friday and Saturday. The Society's Jan Thompson, pictured at right, said the Ba- zaar is one of a number of yearlong proj- ects for the organization. Thompson of- fered james and jellies for sale; books and knit items, cookies and a soup lunch were also among their wares. "We're able to keep our prices low be- cause our parishioners contribute the pro- duce, jams and other items," Thompson said. The Bazaar reportedly began over 20 years ago with just one table of goods and has since expanded exponentially. Its proceeds help fund the Altar Society's ef- forts to cook meals after funerals, provide clothing for local drives and a regular soup lunch. photo by Jon Stinnett www.shoppelocal.biz COMMUNITY BRIEFS NO MATTER WHERE YOU PURCHASED YOUR HEARING AIDS WE ARE HERE TO HELP! Jenna Buetow Hearing Consultant Grant Gording, BC-HIS Board Certifi ed in Hearing Instrument Sciences Celebrating 20 years of providing the best customer service in the business. FREE Hearing Screenings FREE Hearing Aid Checks & Cleanings Just call to schedule an appointment! Grant's Hearing Centers www.grantshearing.com 541-942-8444 Cottage Grove 1498 E. Main Street BFN prepares for winter Beds for Freezing Nights, which opens a city-certi- fi ed emergency warming center when the temperature drops to 29 degrees or below from Nov. 15 through March 31, is gear- ing up for winter. The group invites individuals that share the group’s mission, “Warm hearts, warm beds on freezing nights,” to attend a training meeting on Saturday, Oct. 24 from 10 a.m. to Noon at OLPH Catholic Church Parish Center, 1025 N. 19th St. The three shifts are: 6-11 p.m., 10:50 p.m.- 4 a.m., and 3:50 to 8 a.m. Responsibilities include setting up/taking down shelter supplies, checking guests in and out, and supervising the shelter. Volunteers will be as- signed a shift according to their availability when the shelter is activated. New volunteers who work with guests must consent to a $10 criminal background check for safety and insurance pur- poses. For questions about the train- ing and/or to register, call Chris- tine at 541-521-8816. Addi- tional information is available at www.freezingnights.com where volunteer applications can be downloaded and brought to the training. Volunteer opportunities Those with spare time to volunteer in and around Cot- tage Grove have several options among area organizations in need of help. The City/Chamber Graf- fi ti Rapid Response Team needs volunteers. To enlist, call Team Captain Marie Longfellow at 541-942-5658. Those who would like to vol- unteer in an offi ce, Community Sharing is seeking offi ce volun- teers most days from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. For details, call 541- 942-2176. The Oregon Aviation Histori- cal Society seeks volunteers to index historical documents and be a museum host. Those inter- ested can call DJ at 541-767- 0244. And for those who like to read, Harrison School SMART program needs readers one hour per week to help read to el- ementary-school students. Call 877-598-4633 or go to www. getsmartoregon.org Science Pub talks spiders On Tuesday, Oct. 27, the Coast Fork Willamette Water- shed Council welcomes Rick Ahrens, local naturalist, for a talk entitled ‘Northwest Spi- ders: Creepy or Fascinating?’ to Cottage Grove for its monthly Science Pub presentation. Cos- tumes are encouraged for an event that begins at 5 p.m. at the Axe & Fiddle Festivities will continue after Science Pub with special guest MC “Tragedian” Kerrie Wilke Manager, Memory Care Teresa Taylor Administrator Magnolia Gardens Assisted Retirement Living A g Magnolia Village Stop by! We’ll show you the results of our reecent Customer Satisfaction Survey The Cottage Grove Hospital Auxiliary is having its Craft Fair on Friday, Nov. 13 in the hospital lobby. Craft vendors are needed who will donate 10 percent of their sales to help the Auxiliary purchase hospital equipment. Those interested can Call Jo Butner to reserve your space at 541-767-2788. The Creswell VFW is holding a Bazaar on Nov. 14 and 15 at the VFW Hall in Creswell, 111 S. 10th St. Vendors are needed for this “Early-bird Christmas Crafter’s Bazaar”. Call Dixie Beard at 541-782-2007 to re- serve your space to sell. 1st, 2nd, 3rd in 2 Divisions Ages 10-16 and 17 and Older PU M PKI N Funniest - Most Original – Largest Memory Care Serving the community for almost 20 years! Local ownership ensures accountability and our very low staff turnover ensures a high quality of care. Crafters wanted Win Gift Certifi cates And Prizes KNND Pam Barnett Resident Care Manager Ty Connor hosting a watershed party featuring comedy, music and cake to celebrate a leader- ship transition in the organiza- tion — the departure of Director Pam Reber and the introduction of her successor. Pick up an entry form at these Businesses Th e Bookmine Shady Oaks G N I V C AR Rosebud Consignments Torero’s Family Mexican Restaurant Grove Medical Equipment & Supply Th e Flower Basket & Gift Boutique Call Administrator Teresa Taylor at 541-942-0054. Big Stuff BBQ CONTEST Kim Dickerson Registered Nurse Denise Wood Kitchen Manager Mindy Bench Activity Director Laure Barrus Offi ce Manager Fergasons Appliance Coast Fork Feed Umpqua Bank Bring carved pumpkins to KNND October 26-30
