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DANCE to Chelsea Lafey and the Salt Shakers this Saturday night!

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Submitted By: sdawagner@icloud.com – Click to email about this post
Local ensemble Chelsea Lafey and the Salt Shakers will deliver a dance mix of vintage swing, jump blues and jazz at the Seaside Elks Lodge ballroom (324 Avenue A, Seaside) on Saturday, October 21 from 7-9 pm. This band features dynamic vocalist Chelsea LaFey, a swinging rhythm section and horns. Public is welcome, all ages! Doors open at 5:30 pm, free swing dance lessons at 6 pm with instructor Richie Small. $15 cover, cash only (helps to benefit the Elks Scholarship fund.) BBQ dinner available for $15.

Hello Fall!

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Submitted By: Pacificrootscoffee@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Hey Folks!
We’re in full Fall mode over here at Pacific Roots Coffee + Mini Donuts! We’ve got some lovely hot apple cider (pairs nicely with a warm cinnamon sugar donut), the mornings by the river have been that perfect foggy October goodness, and our limited seasonal special is a cherry berry jam with a showering of powdered sugar. Warm donuts and hot coffee on a Fall day = perfection! We’re here Thursday – Sunday, 9-2, right by Riverside Fish and Chips, behind Buttercup (two fabulous food options as well!) on 101 in Nehalem!

Teen Night at North Coast Pinball is TOMORROW, Friday Oct 20th

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Submitted By: Christy@cosmichealingnw.com – Click to email about this post
Hello!

Teen Night at North Coast Pinball is tomorrow, Friday October 20th, 6-9PM. FREE PINBALL and games for ALL TEENS. Please spread the word, and encourage the teens in your life to head down and have some free, fun!

Call Christy (503) 800-1092, or email Christy@cosmichealingnw.com for more info, questions, or to donate. This is a HUGGS sponsored event run solely on community funded donations.

Thank you!

BUY TICKETS NOW FOR FRANKENSTEIN: THE RADIO PLAY AND MEET THE DIRECTOR, JULEE WARD

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MEET THE CAST OF FRANKENSTEIN: THE RADIO PLAY AND CELEBRATE HALLOWEEN WITH RIVERBEND PLAYERS OCTOBER 20th – 29th!

Six shows only; great seats are still available. Get your tickets at www.RiverbendPlayers.org

MEET THE DIRECTOR:

Julee, a passionate and multifaceted member of Riverbend Players, is making her directorial debut with this production. Her journey with the theater group began with her performance as Annelle in STEEL MAGNOLIAS, and since then, she has showcased her versatility by taking on various roles, including acting, assistant directing, and executive producing.

Julee’s commitment to Riverbend Players extends beyond the stage, as she actively serves on the board of directors, contributing to the organization’s growth and success. Beyond her theatrical endeavors, Julee is a full-time employee at Wanda’s Cafe + Bakery and the wife and mother to her husband, Josh, and their four children.

FRANKENSTEIN: THE RADIO PLAY is a chilling adaptation of Mary Shelley’s classic novel, brought to life through the power of sound and performance from the golden age of radio.

Join Captain Robert Walton and his crew as they become caught up in the story of Victor Frankenstein, a brilliant scientist who creates a living being out of dead flesh.

But when the creature is rejected by its creator and the world, it sets out on a path of revenge that will bring death and destruction to all who cross it.

This radio play is full of suspense, horror, and thought-provoking themes. It is a must-see for fans of classic literature and vintage radio drama.

Directed by Julee Ward

Friday and Saturday nights at 7:00 p.m.
Sunday matinees at 2:00 p.m.

Tickets at www.RiverbendPlayers.org
Rated PG for Violence: Parental Guidance Suggested

Netanyahu let Hamas attackt Kibbutz communities

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Submitted By: andynorris21@yahoo.com – Click to email about this post
From Politico:

“Survivors of kibbutz attack turn their ire on Netanyahu.” “A massive security failure and antagonism toward Palestinians means many Israelis think Netanyahu has to answer for Hamas’ attack.”

This is incorrect. As I suspected and wrote on BBQ the day after the attack, the corrupt Zionists around Netanyahu let this attack from Hamas happen on purpose. They got rid of the border security (arguably the best in the world) AND let Hamas run amuck butchering and raping and murdering Kibbutz communities for hours before they sent in the IDF. (My guess is Kibbutz folks are generally peaceful and anti-Netanyahu).

The woman interviewed here is a former Israeli Intelligence official who was once stationed on the Israeli border. The interviewer is a Portland resident and former Evergreen College Prof.

Think of Netanyahu as Israel’s Dick Cheney.

Harvard grad Netanyahu did not ‘fail the Kibbutz communities’, he let Hamas butcher them for hours:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_IAH7PnS_E

Manzanita Offseason Marketing Grants

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Submitted By: dan@tillamookcoast.com – Click to email about this post
After a three year hiatus, Manzanita off-season marketing grants are returning.

$20,000 fund, maximum request is $2,000 Deadline to apply: November 15, 2023.

Download the application at: tillamookcoast.com/grants/manzanita-tourism-marketing-grant/

Tillamook Coast Visitors Association is managing the grant process on behalf of the City of Manzanita.

Questions: Contact Marni Johnston at marni@tillamookcoast.com

FREE ROOSTERS !!!

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Submitted By: lorihews@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Buff Orpington, Dominique, Ameraucana, Rhode Island Reds and one Ameraucana / Silver Grey Dorking mix. They are fully mature except for the Dorking/Ameraucana mix who is about 14 weeks old. They are ready to make babies ( except the mixed breed ) or go straight to your stew pot. I simply have too many Roosters right now and not enough time to butcher them out.

Thank you,

Lori
9715065030

1950’s Lionel Train Set $75.00

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Submitted By: margie.neilson@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Wow, another great attic find from Wheeler Marina. Will it ever stop? This Lionel Train set Includes 20+ track pieces, 5 train cars and an engine car. Check out that keen Chevy pickup and horse trailer. Every boy’s dream toy of the 50’s can be your dream toy now! (We had to toss the plug-in that made it ‘go’ as the wiring was a potential fire hazard). That being said, this project is for the train enthusiast who likes to tinker with electronics. $75.00. Email Margie

American Beauty China Reduced Price

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Submitted By: janbehrs@hotmail.com – Click to email about this post
This lovely china set needs to be on someone else’s holiday table, not mine, lol. Price reduced to $100.

Perhaps one of Royal Albert’s most beautiful patterns, this set of American Beauty was purchased by my Canadian grandmother in the 1940s from the famous British maker of bone china, Royal Albert. It is in excellent condition, having been used only for the most formal dinners — Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s, etc. Gradually, through the 1940s and 1950s, special pieces were added to the basic set.

There are 8 dinner plates (which Replacements Ltd. sells for $40 each!), 7 bread-and-butter plates, 6 fruit/dessert bowls; a mini-creamer, mini-sugar bowl and their tray; a sandwich tray ($70 on Replacements!); a 13-inch oval serving platter; 4 dessert-plus-cup combo plates; a 7-inch relish/sweet meat (candy) dish; a 4-3/4-inch square sweet meat dish; 11 Countess-style cups and 11 saucers (the cups also fit the dessert plates). I also have the teapot with lid, no flower on spout, which Replacements is selling for $225. The topknot on the lid has been glued back in place, so this is not a perfect piece like the others.

All of the above for $100.

Keiser M3 Indoor Cycle / Spin Bike $500

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Submitted By: simmonster@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Premium indoor cycle, very good condition.

From manufacturer:
“The result of more than a decade of cycle development, the Keiser M3 is like no other indoor cycle you’ve ridden before. Keiser scrutinized and quality tested every single component of the M3, from the top of the comfortable handlebars to the bottom of the rock-solid base and everything in between. The centerpiece of the M3 is its eddy current resistance system, which offers infinitely adjustable resistance. This creates a vigorous, challenging workout along with a remarkably smooth, whisper-quiet ride. In addition, the cycle is built to last, as the resistance system doesn’t wear and is virtually maintenance-free. And to keep you comfortable throughout your ride, the M3 includes a four-way adjustable seat (up, down, forward, and backward), dual-position comfort handlebars, and adjustable Shimano combo pedals.

The M3 is also equipped with a sophisticated computer system that tracks your rpm, power output in watts, kilocalories, heart rate, pedaling time, resistance, and trip distance. Other features include a gravity-based water bottle holder, an anti-slip belt, and a smooth resistance shifter. Designed with the needs of fitness clubs in mind but portable enough for the home”

High quality, solid, smooth, and quiet way to exercise indoors. The roller blade wheels make it easy to transport around the house.

Located in Manzanita.
$500. Email me, thanks!

Christian

Find it at CARTM–craft table and shipping crates

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Submitted By: lynnleveringthomas@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Awesome shipping crates with lids, made in Japan and stamped “To Portland”. 2.5′ x 3′. $100. One slightly smaller without lid is $75.

Wonderful wood craft/work/family meal table on casters. $75

Also a solid wood top project table on removable trestle legs, 30″ x 60″. Only $25.

Cartm is located in Wheeler, Oregon on 101. Store hours are Thursday through Monday 12-6. Look us up on Facebook!! See you soon!!

Wheeler Care Center LLC Regular Meeting

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Submitted By: marc@nehalembayhd.org – Click to email about this post
PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE

Nehalem Bay Health District’s Regular meeting of the Wheeler Care Center, LLC

Wednesday, October 25, 2023 – 5:30 pm
Location: Zoom remote video conferencing
us02web.zoom.us/j/88112248618

This meeting is open to the public and the link above will allow attendance.

Direct any questions to: nbhdistrict@gmail.com

AGENDA
1. Call to order

2. Consent agenda
– Minutes of September 27, 2023 regular board meeting

3. Care Center Management Monthly Report
– Monthly financial report

4. Care Center renovation and bond measure update

5. Public Comment

6. Items for the good of the order

7. Adjournment

CORRECTTION: Community Drum Circle is 4th Tuesday NOT Oct 31st

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Submitted By: Christy@cosmichealingnw.com – Click to email about this post
Hello BBQ!

Our Community Drum Circle at Rising Hearts Studio is NEXT Tuesday, October 24th at 6PM – it is NOT October 31st, as previous post stated. We plan for this event to remain on the 4th Tuesday of the month indefinitely. Please mark your calendars, so you don’t miss it 🙂
Please join us! Bring your percussion instruments and journey to the rhythm.

Rising Hearts Studio
35840 7th St
Hwy 101, downtown
Nehalem, OR 97131
(503) 800-1092
Christy@cosmichealingnw.com
‘lifting the community with education and services that promote healing on all levels’

Another YES Vote

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Submitted By: margie.neilson@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Hello Community,
Full disclosure here, I am invested in NCRD.

For 42 years, I have served or participated as a volunteer, instructor, and member. During the 70’s, I enjoyed lap swimming, teaching aqua aerobics and life guarding. In the 80’s I was one of the first volunteers for the newly formed Nehalem Bay Center gym. I was on the 20-year Vision Plan Committee in the 90’s and am currently on the budget committee. Throughout, I have participated in children’s events, gym, yoga and fitness classes – so many fitness classes.

This gives me the unique perspective of someone who has been involved in some capacity for an extended period. I have seen the facility go through many changes, from under the direction of the school district to TBCC and the Nehalem Bay Center and finally the organization we have today. I’ve witnessed the ups concerning our facility and feared the downs for our community.

In recent years, I’ve been impressed with the board’s determination and ability to show growth. Along with this growth comes rising costs. Yet despite rising costs, the tax levy on the November ballot does not ask for an increase in operational tax but remains as it was some15 years ago!

I’d like to address the cut back on the elementary school swim program. It’s true the school district has cut back its swim program for this year. That doesn’t mean the cut back will continue into next year or the following years. I urge you to consider the whole picture, with an emphasis on the future.

A final note: Because I support the tax levy, does NOT mean I disregard others whose experiences have gone poorly. I have no doubt there have been some valid concerns over the years. With any organization, there are failings. We are human – humans are imperfect- we can learn from our mistakes. Do we strip down an organization valued and utilized by so many? No, we move forward, learn from those mistakes and rectify to the best of our ability.

Vote YES on the 5-year Optional Tax Levy for General Operations for NCRD.

Sincerely,
Margie Neilson

FRANKENSTEIN: THE RADIO PLAY OPENS FRIDAY AT NCRD PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

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Submitted By: barbaraandchuck@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
OPENING NIGHT IS THIS FRIDAY!

Great seats are still available for most shows at www.RiverbendPlayers.org

FRANKENSTEIN: THE RADIO PLAY is a chilling adaptation of Mary Shelley’s classic novel, brought to life through the power of sound and performance from the golden age of radio.
Join Captain Robert Walton and his crew as they become caught up in the story of Victor Frankenstein, a brilliant scientist who creates a living being out of dead flesh.
But when the creature is rejected by its creator and the world, it sets out on a path of revenge that will bring death and destruction to all who cross it.
This radio play is full of suspense, horror, and thought-provoking themes. It is a must-see for fans of classic literature and vintage radio drama.

Directed by Julee Ward

Friday and Saturday nights at 7:00 p.m.
Sunday matinees at 2:00 p.m.

Tickets at www.RiverbendPlayers.org
Rated PG for Violence: Parental Guidance Suggested

Missing tabby cat bayside gardens

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Submitted By: nehalembayexperience@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Missing tabby cat bayside gardens

One year old brown tabby with white paws missing since last night from Neptune way by elk meadows in bayside gardens. He’s not micro chipped but he’s been with me since he was a kitten. Does not respond to the name wiley. Hoping he found some shelter from the rain and just got stuck inside somewhere…Please call /text /email if you see him! 541-418-2281 or Carolina@corvuslanding.com

Tillamook County Earthquake & Tsunami Drill October 19, 10:19 am

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Submitted By: brad.hart@evcnb.org – Click to email about this post
evcnb.org/events-and-training/great-shakeout-10092023
REMINDER: Mark your calendar for Thursday, October 19th at 10:19 am for the Tillamook County wide earthquake and tsunami evacuation drill.

Click the link for more details and to review drill information specific to Nehalem Bay residents.

Conscious Aging and Community Connections

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Submitted By: telaskinner@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Hello Community Friends,

It was wonderful to meet and hear from the 35 community members who attended our first session, Oct. 9 at Pine Grove Community House. Attendees shared heartfelt thoughts and feelings about life in our community, conscious living and what they are most passionate about at this time in their lives.

Attendees also let us know which topics they would like to have us cover in upcoming months. Based on that, at our next session, Monday, November 13, 2-4pm, we’ll hold a conversation about two related popular topics: How to Live Our Best Possible Lives and Finding and Living Your Passion in Late Life. Before then we’ll be in touch with possible questions to ponder.

Here are some of the other topics we plan to feature with conversations, or led by experts on the subject, at our second Monday of the month sessions:
Green Burials *
Traversing the Edge Between Doing and Being combined with the topic, Finding Meaning and Happiness with Physical Limitations
Creating a Compassionate Community including Sharing Resources and How we might Expand Diversity
Health: Exercise, Movement, Self Care, Getting a Good Night’s Sleep
A Conversation About Death and Dying: Discussing Our Own Mortality
Leaving a Legacy
Spiritual Practices and Our Relationship with the Transcendent
Health: What is Normal Aging? and What are the Signs of Stroke, Heart Attack and Dementia *
Books about Aging and Dying. Possible Author Readings *
* Expert in the field will be invited to lead the session.

If you were unable to attend last week, but have suggestions for topics, please let us know.

Upcoming events in the area:
Wed. Oct. 18th, 4pm: Hoffman Center, a free author reading. The book is The Gift of Aging: Growing Older with Purpose, Planning and Positivity, by authors Marcy Houle and Elizabeth Eckstrom.
Medicare enrollment for 2024. MODA’s Advantage Plan is ending Dec. 31. If you want to discuss other options, two Medicare Insurance specialists will be in the area to discuss options: Dwayne Scales will be at NCRD Friday, Oct. 27, 4pm and Nov. 17, 4pm; Corey Bush will be at the Tillamook High School Cafeteria Mon. Oct. 23 at 5:30pm, Saturday, Oct. 28 at 9am and 1pm, Fri. Nov. 3 at 10am and Nov. 10 at 9am and 1pm. Corey asked for RSVPs due to limited space: cbush@hudson-tillamook.com

We also hope our monthly sessions will help people connect with others in the community in smaller groups. If any of these topics interest you, reply to this email and we’ll let you know about one another.
Vision Board
Soul Collage Cards
Widowhood
Walking, Hiking
Cooking, Sharing Meals
Finding Travel Companions
Playing Games
Singing, Music
Quilting, Sewing
Art, Crafts

If you’d like to help spread the word about our new series, pass this email to others and ask them to send us their email address.

The Conscious Aging and Community Connections Program is sponsored by Pine Grove Community House in Manzanita.

Lastly, we’d love to have someone create a flyer with upcoming events to hang at the Visitors Center, Library and Post Office. If you’d like to help, please let us know!

With love,
The Conscious Aging and Community Connections Team: Tela Skinner, Jan Hamilton, Mary Ruhl, Sue McGrath, Kathie Hightower, Kathleen Moore, Dori Bash, Jessica Schaffer, Glenna Gray, Paula Sansum and Barbara Rippey