Say goodbye to the old Lions club building

This used to be the Lions Club building in the 1970's.  Then it was an appliance repair shop (world famous 'Frezzers') and then someone used it to grow hot house tomatoes.  It was pretty funny with a sign on the front saying 'Not Marijuana - DO NOT STEAL'.  It was just accross from the Post Office and was painted gold (which you can still kind of see).  It was in pretty bad shape and had to go.  RIP old fella

A Different Slant-Art/Poetry Exhibit.

Art/Poetry Exhibit sponsered by the Port Orford and Langlois Libraries  through June.

How it worked.  Artists were invited to submit their works and were matched to those who write poetry.  The accompanying poems was inspired by the paintings.

Some examples below.  The exhibit is obviously more appreciated in person. (photography not perfect)  A must see and read. Click on poem to enlarge for reading if needed. Read more about A Different Slant-Art/Poetry Exhibit.

Langlois Library's Author Night Video: Margaret Grundstein "Naked in the woods"

Ledbetter House Steve on Guitar & Tchanan Fiddle

Langlois Library's Author Night featured Margaret Grundstein with her first book, evocatively titled "Naked in the Woods." The author chronicles her journey of self-discovery stimulated by the desire to show that society could live in a different way. The move was sparked by the turmoil of the times- Vietam War, Kent State, etc. The first part of the books deals with the establishment of a commune in an area close to Eugene, Oregon- the trials, set backs, joys, the accomplishments. Read more about Langlois Library's Author Night Video: Margaret Grundstein "Naked in the woods"

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