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Port Angeles Soroptimists selling Elegant Gourmet coupon books

PORT ANGELES — Soroptimist International of Port Angeles Noon Club is selling Elegant Gourmet Etc. coupon books for $10 each through February.

Each book contains coupons for Sequim and Port Angeles businesses, plus some from Forks.

They include discounts for dining out, espresso, beauty and health and fitness.

These books have raised over $470,000 over the past 25 years, according to a news release.

Hundreds of students have received scholarships from these proceeds, and local organizations like the Rose House, the Salvation Army and high school sports teams also have received funds.

To purchase a book, contact a Soroptimist International Noon Club member or purchase them in Port Angeles at Angeles Furniture, 1114 E. First St.; Jim’s Pharmacy, 424 E. Second St.; or KONP, 721 E. First St.

As part of the fundraising effort, Jeri Bawden, Lori Oakes, Cherie Kidd, Ann Johnson and Sally Pearson will sing at local service club meetings to promote sale of the coupon books.

For more information, visit Facebook and search for “Soroptimist International of Port Angeles.”

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