Christian author Philip Yancey autographs one of his books, “Gift of Pain,” for Fiona Auhuighan of Sedro-Woolley following a Saturday night celebration of 100 years of local service by the Salvation Army. Approximately 700 people gathered for the event, at which Yancey was featured speaker. Among those representing the Salvation Army were local officers Mike and Beth Paugh, as well as Divisional Commander Lt. Col. Harold Brodin of Seattle. Musicians included the Salvation Army Seattle Temple Band and the David Harsh Band. A post-event reception was co-hosted by Johnny Picasso’s, Pizza Factory, Gere-a-Deli, Costco and Anacortes Chocolate Factory. The Salvation Army Anacortes Corps was established in 1906. The local Corps now provides a food bank and a wide variety of social services. Call 293-6682 for information.