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Furniture for sale



For Sale Cabinet
It has 3 shallow shelves 1 – 3″ 2 – 4″ and 1 – 8″ D
and 1 small drawer. Call 503-440-1711 in Manzanita
Pinochle at NCRD
The type of pinochle can vary from 4 handed to 3 handed, to even 2 handed. Larry knows how to do this.
No charge, just a fun time playing with like minded card players.
Contact Jane via this email.
Looking for work
NO KINGS DAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, MANZANITA
As many of you already know we use these Protests to collect food for our North County Food Bank located in Wheeler. If you can please bring canned or non-perishable food to this event. We will deliver food, cash, or checks to the Food Bank when they are open on Tuesday. Please put your food in your car right now so you don’t forget it.
Our Protest is peaceful, and we want to keep it that way. If you have someone harassing you or bothering you in any way, take your friends and slowly move away from them. Find someone with a bright yellow vest on and explain what is happening. Do not respond to negative remarks or threats. Put some space between you and the problem. Do not try to touch angry people. Please follow the directions of the organizers-people in the yellow vests.
Because we are along Highway 101 we ask you to stay behind the barriers with caution tape on them. We ask you to not park in any of the business parking lots. You can park in the parking lot of the Manzanita City Hall. You can park along Manzanita and Laneda Avenues. Again, not in the business parking lots. If you need a ride from the Manzanita City Hall parking lot, call 503-801-3534 when you arrive and someone will pick you up shortly. We need to keep the corner of where Manzanita Avenue and Hwy. 101 empty so that people driving cars can see around the corners. If you park in this area, you will be asked to move for safety reasons.
Have good spirits and a positive attitude at this rally. We look forward to seeing you between noon and 2 PM.
Thanks, Patty
MOVING OUT SALE IKEA COUCH/SOFA, DINING & PATIO SET



Saturday ComedySportz at NCRD!

United Paws’ Cat of the Week: Meet Maggie
Maggie is a very outgoing kitty who adores having her silken fur stroked over and over. She gets absolutely wild when she is in play mode, and loves to chase the wand toys. Once finished hunting she would love to curl up with her person for a little catnap.
Maggie loves to play; batting balls, climbing towers and chasing string toys are all activities she loves. When she is not playing or snuggled on an available lap, you will find Maggie cozied up on padded chair or blanket. Maggie would be an excellent companion animal for someone who loves to cuddle and play, and then cuddle some more.
MAGGIE WOULD BE IDEALLY SUITED TO AN ONLY CAT HOME. She has a dominant, somewhat bossy demeanor and the only cats she will tolerate without frequent altercations are very submissive, easy going, “ok lady, you’re the boss, I’ll get out of your way” types. A very slow, cautious intro period would also be needed.
To learn more about adoption, please email unitedpawshelp@gmail.com or visit our website at unitedpaws.org.



Bookcase Bookshelf for sale

Raw Marcola Wildflower honey quarts – $29 each
Raw Meadowfoam honey quarts – $32 each
Raw Buckwheat honey quarts – $35 each
Raw Star Thistle honey quarts – $35 each
Quart “jug” real Vermont maple syrup (dark/robust grade) $28
Half-gallon “jug” real Vermont maple syrup (D/R grade) – $49
Jeff’s text: 208-424-0042 – e-mail: jwmerc@gmail.com. Orders need to be place in advance -cash or your good check preferred.
See you next week? JW


Cider & Cheese Tasting at Green Coast Market
This Saturday: CIDER from Carola Wine & Cider (Wheeler, carolawines.com) and CHEESE from Nestucca Bay Creamery (Cloverdale, nestuccabaycreamery.com). This event is free, but you must be 21+ to enjoy cider tasting.
To learn about the other foodie events happening this month on the North Oregon Coast, follow this link: northcoastfoodtrail.com/crave-the-coast.
Green Coast Market is located at 117 S Miller Street in downtown Rockaway Beach.
Fall hours: Thursdays through Mondays 10AM-5PM, except for Saturdays, when we stay open until 7PM.
**We now accept SNAP/EBT!**
OCTOBERFEST AT BUTTERCUP 10/16


Community Herb Garden Get Together
Registration is required. Register using the QR code below or email mabben@nehalembayhealth.org.
OCT 29, 2025
1 PM
Thank you to the Nehalem Bay Garden Club and the Nehalem Bay Heath District for making this project possible.

WHY WE NEED OREON DOGE
This is from @WallStreetApes. On X!
Investigation finds Oregon Democrats allocated $15 million dollars of taxpayer money for lawyers for illegals.
Then another $15 million for down payment assistance on homes for non citizens.
“That’s what Democrats did. — There is no check and balance “
Our taxes are going up to pay for that……………………..?
So while some of our veterans are homeless, and some Oregonians are homeless, and some young Oregon couples cannot afford to buy a home, let alone pay high rent prices – I say, the above information is disgusting!
I welcome immigrants who come into this country legally! These people have gone through the proper process, and waited for their turn to come into this country. The illegals have not waited their turn and they have rudely cut in line. What makes the illegals so attractive to democrats? Or maybe I should say – what makes the illegals so attractive to Antifa and the democrats? That is a question that needs pondering.
Nature Break: Headwaters Walk & Picnic Social
We will meet at 11:30AM at the South Neahkahnie Trailhead for a walk down LNCT’s Headwater’s trail to our stewardship benches. Paper bag your lunch and enjoy a midday break outside with friends. The walk is ~2.5 miles round trip, with a gentle incline.
Note—the Headwaters trail is uneven and mildly steep in some areas. To access the Headwaters Trail, we will meet at the Neahkahnie Mountain South Trailhead parking lot and walk down from there. Plan to wear shoes with a decent tread and dress for the weather.
Visit nehalemtrust.org for more details.


SOLD IKEA Basisk Track Lighting
Thanks BBQ
Story Time and Crafts at the Cannon Beach Library


2nd Annual Lee Blackmon Soccer Scrimmage and Picnic Sunday October 19th 2PM
Join us Sunday October 19th, 2 PM at NES field, for the second annual Lee Blackmon Soccer Scrimmage and Picnic!!! ALL are WELCOME to join the FUN!! There will of course be a soccer scrimmage- everyone is invited to play, let’s see how many people we can get on the field at the same time (like LEE used to). Don’t want to play soccer, no problem! We will have face painting, animal ornaments to paint, snacks, and a community picnic!
Things to bring, if you can:
Chairs or blankets for sitting
Halloween Costumes
Your Beautiful Smile
Let’s have FUN
Contact Christy (503) 800-1092 for info/questions
Thank you!

BLUE PURE 121 Air Purifier For Sale
Key features
Filtration: Combines a particle filter and an activated carbon filter to capture dust, pollen, pet dander, smoke, and odors.
Technology: Uses HEPASilent
technology, which removes 99.97% of airborne particles down to \(0.1\) micron.
Coverage: AHAM-verified for rooms up to 620 square feet, recommended for extra-large rooms.
Air intake: Features a 360-degree air intake for maximum efficiency and allows flexible placement.
Design: Simple, minimalist design with a single-button control and a washable pre-filter sleeve that can be easily changed to customize the look.
Energy efficiency: Energy Star certified, with a low energy consumption (31-61W).
Noise level: Operates quietly, producing about 31 dB on low and up to 56 dB on high.


King mattress for sale $80 OBO
Sealy Posturepedic Sincerity Plush mattress for sale. This has always been in a guest bedroom in our house, and used only occasionally. It has always had waterproof and mite-proof covers on it and has no stains or other weirdness, and looks like new.


It’s official — the new NCRD Aquatic Center is open!
It’s official — the new NCRD Aquatic Center is open!
After years of planning, fundraising, construction challenges, and extraordinary community support, we are thrilled to announce that our brand-new pool facility is complete and ready to serve the North County community for generations to come.
This moment is far more than a ribbon cutting — it’s the realization of a vision that began nearly a century ago, when the original 1930 pool was built to teach local children how to swim after a tragic loss inspired a community to take action. Today, with the opening of our new pool, that same spirit of caring, collaboration, and determination continues.
From Vision to Reality
In 2021, the community overwhelmingly supported the NCRD Pool Bond Measure, authorizing $8.2 million in funding to replace the aging 90-year-old facility. That vote set this historic project in motion — and you made it happen.
Since then, the District has worked tirelessly with architects, engineers, contractors, and donors to bring the dream to life. What began as a $10 million plan evolved through an era of inflation, supply-chain challenges, and rising construction costs. Thanks to additional fundraising, private donations, foundation support, and a bridge loan, we were able to secure the remaining funds needed to see the project through to completion.
Today, our state-of-the-art aquatic center features a modern lap pool, a warm-water therapy pool, efficient mechanical and HVAC systems, and enhanced accessibility features — all designed with the health, safety, and enjoyment of our community in mind.
A True Community Effort
This project is, at its heart, a story about you — the people of North County. From the bond voters and donors who contributed financially, to the volunteers, local partners, and staff who gave their time and energy, every piece of this facility reflects the generosity and dedication of this community.
We want to extend our deepest gratitude to:
• The voters of North County, whose approval of the bond made this dream possible.
• The Friends of NCRD Foundation, whose tireless fundraising efforts bridged crucial funding gaps.
• Our anonymous and named donors, including organizations like the Mudd Nick Foundation, Autzen Foundation, JTMF Foundation, Tillamook County and Adventist Health Tillamook, for their extraordinary generosity.
• Our design and construction partners, including the Klosh Group, Par-Tech Construction, and the many contractors and tradespeople who worked on every beam, tile, and pipe.
• Our dedicated NCRD staff, who managed operations, transitions, and preparations with professionalism, creativity, and heart.
• And finally, to our community members — for your patience, support, and unwavering belief that this day would come.
Honoring the Past, Embracing the Future
While the old pool served us faithfully for generations, it was time to pass the torch. The new aquatic center carries forward the same mission that started it all — to teach water safety, promote wellness, and bring people together through recreation and community.
From swim lessons for Nehalem Elementary students to senior fitness classes, from therapy and rehabilitation programs to family swim nights, the new facility will ensure that everyone in our region has access to safe, year-round aquatic experiences. The new pool also reflects NCRD’s commitment to sustainability and stewardship. Modern mechanical systems reduce energy and water use, while improved accessibility ensures everyone can enjoy the benefits of aquatic recreation.
Join Us in Celebration
We invite everyone to join us for our Grand Opening Celebration on Saturday, November 15 at 2:00 p.m. The event will include music, refreshments, tours, games, and open swimming — a true community party to celebrate what we’ve achieved together. We hope you’ll come see this incredible facility, take a swim, and share in the pride of knowing that this was made possible by you.
Thank You, North County
This project began with a simple goal: to ensure that future generations would have a safe, vibrant place to swim, learn, and grow. It has become a testament to what can happen when a small community dreams big and refuses to give up.
From everyone at the North County Recreation District, thank you — for believing, for giving, and for helping us make history.
With gratitude,
Justin Smith
Executive Director, North County Recreation District

Civic Saturday Sermon
This week’s sermon , number 16 of 19, is “A Test of Our Citizenship” and is 32 minutes long. Eric Liu talks about the three hardest questions on the citizenship exam naturalized citizens must take. They are “What is the Constitution for?”., “What is the “rule of law” ?”, and “What is the promise you make when you become a citizen? ” I think this sermon is the best of all 19 sermons. We can talk about the sermon afterwards, or not. We can exercise our citizenship by attending one of the “No More Kings” gatherings that will happen at noon Saturday the 18th of October.
Sermon was first given on May 5, 2018, but, sadly, little has changed in the last seven years.
Zoom link below
Invite link for Saturday 10 AM
us06web.zoom.us/j/88905106346?pwd=TEaw5qfSN2X5UoxBHgZSF7UsqwMugD.1
Recordings are available for those who are unable to attend the zoom. Contact me at codger817@gmail.com and I’ll e-mail one to you. Recordings also available for earlier sessions.

Electronics set-up
electronics experience please!
Tulemiller@gmail.com
Books After Hours: Saturday at the Cloud & Leaf
Authors (and friends) Dian Greenwood and Suzy Vitello join us for a reading and craft discussion at Books After Hours.
Dian’s latest novel is BLACKBIRD WHISTLING, featuring strong women, family secrets, and second chances.
Suzy brings both the crime and the comedy with THE BEQUEST.
Wine, snacks, book people. See you there.



Escape Lodging is excited to join the Manzanita community!

For sale
Used runs great $50
Aluminum 24′ ladder $80
Message for more info
TEEN NIGHT at North Coast Pinball this Friday October 17th, 6-8PM
TEEN NIGHT at North Coast Pinball is this Friday October 17th, 6-8 PM. FREE PINBALL and Games, Arts/Crafts for ALL TEENS! ALL TEENS WELCOME (Teens Only!) Please spread the word and send your teens in for FREE FUN!!
Contact Christy (503) 800-1092 for info/questions or to donate
Thank you

COAST TIME WeekEnd Preview – Oct 16 2025
Find Charley Brown’s Great Pumpkin in Kilchis,
A Jazz Legend plays the Coaster and
the Horror of Dracula invades Seaside.
COAST TIME – WeekEnd Preview – Oct.16, 2025
run time 3:55 – no Ai – Cheers, Drew.
www.youtube.com/channel/UCtDisMjv9_ezqqTav8qUrdg

Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser for the Food Bank 10/21
Tuesday, October 21, 5 – 8 pm
Tie Breaker Restaurant
194 Hwy 101, Rockaway Beach, OR
Dinner includes spaghetti (meat or vegetarian sauce), breadsticks, salad, and dessert. You can purchase drinks at the bar if you would like.
Tickets: $18 adults, $6 children, free under six years old.
Music by N.E. Daynow for your listening pleasure.
All proceeds benefit North County Food Bank. The number of our neighbors seeking food assistance continues to grow. Please help us meet the need.

