The Ten Fifteen Theater
1015 Commercial St – Astoria, OR
www.thetenfifteentheater.com/auditions
Director Edward James is looking for three male actors and three female actors ages 20-70 for the second show of Ten Fifteen’s 2024 season.
Bring your calendars and a list of all conflicts between February 11th and April 13th. Headshots and resumes are welcome, but not required.
Performances will run for three weekends between March 29th and April 13th, 2024.
If you wish to audition, but are unable to make the scheduled dates, please email the director at ejames1@charter.net to make an appointment.
Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script. Actors auditioning for the role of LV should be prepared to sing short impressions of two or more of these singers: Patsy Cline, Peggy Lee, Judy Garland, Marilyn Monroe, Liza Minnelli, Barbara Streisand, Dionne Warwick, Gracie Fields, Dusty Springfield, Lulu. These may be performed A Capella or accompanied by music from smartphone.
The Cast:
LV (Little Voice): reclusive young woman who has a gift for vocal impressions
Mari: her man-hungry, overbearing mother
Sadie: Mari’s somewhat slow, admiring neighbor
Ray Say: ambitious talent promoter, ladies man
Boo: comic club owner (doubles as main phone installer)
Billy: shy phone installer, crushing on LV
About the Show: Little Voice is a sometimes grim, often hilarious fairy tale set in an English town in the eighties. It’s the story of a soft-spoken young woman who, after her father’s death, spends most of her time in her room listening to his collection of old records of famous female singers. Sometimes, she sings along. One night, dear lascivious mum drags home Ray Say, a talent promoter. He overhears LV singing faultless imitations of divas upstairs and sees a meal ticket. After considerable struggle, he manages to lure LV to a nightclub where shy LV sings, but only when the lights are out. More struggle and more singing ensue. Subplots play out. And in the end, LV finds her own glorious voice.
Nehalem Bay Health District’s
Special meeting of the Wheeler Care Center, LLC
Friday, January 12, 2024
1:00 pm to 4:30 pm
Nehalem Methodist Church and via Zoom
This meeting is open to the public and those interested can attend in person or via Zoom video conferencing.
For questions or other information: info@nehalembayhd.org
Join Zoom Meeting:
us02web.zoom.us/j/81123013787?pwd=TWg1VEpRTXNmN0l0bFlxQUJPSlBvQT09
Agenda
1) Call to order 1:00 pm
2) Review agenda/purpose of session 1:05 pm
3) Review of 2024 1:15 pm
4) Staffing strategies 1:45 pm
5) Care Center renovation 2:30 pm
• Specific tasks and assignments
• Timeline
• Next steps
• Discussion of new services, business lines strategy
6) Update of strategic plan scorecard 3:45 pm
7) Other items 4:15 pm
8) Adjourn 4:30 pm
Contact-Georgia Grogg
georgia@tomgrogg.com
949-981-6432
Asking $300 obo
Good Morning Nehalem
I’m a local, a father of 3 and trying to pick up some extra work.
If you have any projects needing attention.
Well then, I’m you guy!
I have many skills & wear many hats.
My skills include:
*Licensed driver
*Transporter
* Errand runner
*Yard work
*Painting (interior/ exterior/ cars/ toys)
*Skilled Car Mechanic
*Pet Sitter & Walker
*Heavy Equipment Operater
*Gutters
and Lots more!
If you have something in mind that’s not listed…
just ask me.
Most likely I’m your man!
Have a wonderful day!
Looking forward to working for you.
Nehalem/ Manzanita area
Call to discuss jobs
Landline:
(971)324-0149
(Please NO EMAILS!
(I often miss emails because I received
a lot of spam.)
CALLS ONLY Please!
971-324-0149
We were told in previous public meetings that soil conditions at the site were such that in the event of moderate or severe ground shaking, the existing Underhill structure’s foundations were potentially at risk of catastrophic failure. The City’s contractor for the new City Hall explained that the solution to this risk was to place the new building on a system of bored pilings that would be able to resist the threat of liquefaction and structure collapse. This solution he explained would be “an economical method of supporting the proposed structure”.
What the Planning Commission was asked to approve was a separate Police structure that would be placed on this system of bored pilings and a City Hall that would not now have to have a foundation supported by this piling system. The reason: it would be too expensive to include this foundation system for City Hall.
What had just months ago been a critical factor and argument by the City’s consulting team for demolishing both the School and Quonset Hut was not now a concern for City Hall because it was no longer the “economical” solution that we were led to believe.
What happened to the City Hall design that was presented to us at previous public meetings? The architect had presented a building design based on input from citizens that said they wanted a building that represented Manzanita similar to the Library and First Security Bank.
The City Hall that we were told that we would be getting did share architectural features with the Bank and Library. A welcoming entrance, abundant natural lighting with an interesting roof design and horizontal lap cedar siding. What was submitted by the City to the Planning Commission does not resemble what the City’s team presented to us and was characterized by a resident as something you would find in a Beaverton Industrial Park.
The reason for the difference between what we saw then and what we are now getting is simple; it is a cheaper design. Compare what the Planning Commission approved versus what was presented to the community.
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What happened to our solar powered City Hall? The City Manager stated that “solar is still on the table” and the contractor confirmed that the inclusion of solar “seems like a no-brainer to be ready for”. The architect described how they planned to design the roof for solar panels to maximize the potential for solar power to operate the building.
The City’s design plans submitted to the Planning Commission does not include any solar nor was mention made of including solar power in the future. Perhaps because of the complete change in the building design described above, the now north-facing roof orientation of City Hall can no longer deliver effective solar power.
I find it fascinating that when I report on the actions of our City Officials supported by their direct quotes, the howls of indignation come from the same group of citizens whose only rebuttal is a personal attack and a demand that I stop. I observe what I see happening, present the facts and ask questions.
If we’re not witnessing a City Hall bait and switch, what do you call it?
I will continue this post with two more editions highlighting other examples in the coming days.
Randy Kugler
A little elbow grease to get the rust off and then, PAINT!
These are a project that I have decided to pass along to someone else.
Tape Measurer reads: 56”
Longest Saw Blade: $30
Shorter one has a little handle damage: $15
Take them both for $40.
Thank you – and I hope to see them when you are done!
Lori
Manzanita Area
Email: banjo2@nehalemtel.net
or text: 503-801-0774
Yummy breakfast
See you there.
At the White Clover Grange
Doors open at 6:00 PM for warmup/setup
6:30 PM – opening circle/dance set
8:00 PM – closing circle
$10 or sliding scale of $5 if you need or $15 if you can.
cash check or venmo @FaeScott
(CDP is not as suitable for our kiddo dancing friends)
***Opening/closing the space work-trade available: Contact us***
Contemplative Dance Practice is a meditator’s dance hall or a dancers’ meditation hall, this practice provides opportunities to develop awareness of inner and outer rhythms, deepen mindfulness disciplines, and provide a container for cultivating acceptance of what is arising in the body.
The fusion of Ecstatic Dance and Contemplative Dance Practice creates a space to hold each one of us as we are. It is rigorous because awareness is moving between our inner and outer noticing and we are tracking the nowness of it all…Who knows what will happen?
Hope to see you on the dance floor!
January 14th, 2024
At the White Clover Grange
10a.m.-1p.m.
Flow To Grow~ A Winter Illumination Event
We’ll have all 3 elements in place necessary for our winter seed selves to germinate what we’re growing in the coming seasons:
Water: fascial release/lymphatic pumping floor exercises to open and move the waters of our bodies.
Oxygen: Singing bowls, toning, exercise, dancing
Warmth: Tea, Cacao, Creativity / Vision Boards, comfortable community.
10:00 Welcome: Opening singing bowl circle: Bring and play your own singing bowl, or be serenaded by ours.
Followed by fascial release/lymphatic pumping floor exercises by Libby Golden
11:00 Free-Form Ecstatic Dance with Fae
12:00 Cacao/Tea Circle
12:15 Vision Board with Kelly Seaton
End at 1:00
Things to bring if you want/have:
Singing Bowls
Yoga Mat
Journal
Vision board inspiration material and your favorite art supplies.
What is supplied: Tea and Cacao. Vision board, art supplies etc.
BRING ALONG A FRIEND!
January 14, 2024
10am-1pm at the White Clover Grange
$40 or $25 if you need, $55 if you can (sliding scale model)
***Set up/break down trade is available if needed. Be in touch.
To reserve your spot you must RSVP by January 12th here for payment at the door: forms.gle/ZudrjUxrmKdvNo6H7
-or- purchase tickets here www.eventbrite.com/e/flow-to-grow-a-winter-illumination-event-registration-791868188067?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshc…
Here’s to honoring our need for germination and rest during this mid-winter in order for the illumination of what is to come in the upcoming seasons starts rising.
SoulCollage is a process for creating incredible collaged cards with deep personal meaning that will help you with life’s questions and transitions. The process is often used as a method of self-discovery and transformation.
First, you will be guided through the intuitive process of making your own SoulCollage® cards. Then you will gather in small groups and learn how to read the cards by giving voice to the images. This is where the process which begins as simple creative fun, might suddenly surprise you!
This is a multi-layered creative process that anyone can do. Beginners are welcome and encouraged to attend!
Carolyn Greenwood has been a SoulCollage facilitator since 2015
Dirty Bird’s Lot (corner of Division and Manzanita in Manzanita)
Drop your trees, wreaths and garlands on the lot in front of the worm bins anytime before the 13th. Or bring your items day-of for live chipping.
No tinsel, no decorations, no non-natural items.
Thanks to Tony from NW Tree and Landscape for his time and for providing his chipper (nwtreeandlandscape.com)
Let’s shred it up and use it!
For more info contact queenbee@dirtybirdsgardencenter.com
