You must remove the doors and opener system. Located in Bayside Gardens.
$250 each, complete.
Please contact me at FernOneLLC@gmail.com or 503.758.7532.
Month to month rental, one occupant only, no pets please, no laundry on-site, and internet access is not available without a paid hook-up from your own internet provider (or a hot spot).
First showing is Saturday at 3pm. Please email me for details and location.
My cute little spot across from Buttercup (Salon Lucia) was super sweet, but I got the opportunity to move down the street to the J. Marie Salon, and I’m super excited about it! What a beautiful space!
As of May 1st Lucy Wild Hair Design is officially in action and my books are back open!!
Call the salon, or call/text me to set up your next appointment for all things Hair, Teeth Whitening & Tooth Gems!
I’m in the salon Tue/Wed & Fri/Sat! Call or text to book your next appointment! 
Salon: 503-858-0554
Lucy: 360-643-1888
DIRECTOR, POSITION 2, 4 YR TERM
Constance Shimek
1. Why are you running for this position? I enjoy the NCRD as a community participant. I was recruited to the Friends of NCRD fundraising board in 2008, our primary focus was replacing the pool. Over the years we expanded our efforts to support all programs and projects for the NCRD. I am very proud that up through 2021 we (Friends of NCRD) raised and distributed over $100,000.00 to the NCRD. After leaving the Friends of NCRD, I remained actively involved with the NCRD by attending almost every Board meeting from a commitment for the NCRD to be the best it can be. I am running for the NCRD Board of Directors as I see an opportunity to have the NCRD be even better than you know it currently to be. I believe my energy, community relationships and dedicated commitment to the NCRD’s future will be a refreshing asset to the Board.
2. If elected, what will be your priorities?
1) Enrolling the Board, Staff, and Employees into having all actions and interactions be guided by the NCRD Mission Statement. ‘To Promote the Educational, Recreational, Social and Physical well being for the entire North County community by offering activities for all ages and abilities in an inviting environment.”
2) Broaden decision making to include new ways of incorporating DEIA (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Accessibility)
3) Foster new ways of communicating and engaging with the Communities.
3. What particular experiences or skills have prepared you to serve?
a. 15+ years of active involvement and continued personal investment in making a positive difference with the NCRD. In a prior career I was one of
two Workers Compensation Administrators for the largest Employer in Oregon. We were acknowledged for creating and implementing the most
effective Return to Work Program in the State. I have created and managed a successful Health & Life Insurance career for 23 years. While on the Friends fundraising Board I held all positions and was elected President during my last two years.
b. I have the courage to bring to light that which needs to be examined.
c. Being a cancer survivor, I say ‘welcome the diagnosis, we can only impact that which we are aware of.’ Given we are dependent on the Operations
Tax Levy (coming up 11/23) I believe it is critical to keep an eye and ear out for how the NCRD is being received in the 3 Villages and beyond. I will welcome and encourage community comments and questions as opportunities for opening doors, engaged dialogue and resolution.
4. What issues do you believe the board needs to address? Please list 3 and your solutions/ideas
a. The current Executive Director has announced their term commitment to the NCRD is limited. Solution: Immediately begin the process of recruiting and hiring a permanent, long term Executive Director.
b. Some Community members feel the Board is not an inviting space to bring questions. Solution: Facilitate quarterly Town Halls
c. Potential members who work daytime hours do not have access to activities. Solution: Create additional Programs with a wider variety of Programs for Evenings and weekends. Expand weekend hours.
5. If you could make one improvement to the work this board does, what would it be? Hold monthly board workshops for discussing NCRD’s issues and processing solutions which may later be voted on at a Board meeting.
6. In your opinion, what attributes must a good board member have?
a. An unwavering commitment for having the NCRD be the best it can be
b. The courage to question the status quo and create newly
c. Energy to enliven others to stay on track and cause results
7. What is your vision for our community? My Vision is that the NCRD is known as a revered treasure and a Beacon of Light for each and every person in the North Tillamook County community and beyond. I would love to have a soft solar light installed in the Cupola, creating the experience of ‘home’ for the community and the center of belongingness.
Please vote for Constance!
Come by and take a look. furniture, collectables, misc…
Enjoy the nice weather :-).
We’ll help load.
Lynn Mudd.
Constance befriended me early on in my move to the area. I will always remember her infectious enthusiasm for the community I was tip-toeing around and her encouragement that I get involved. Anyone who knows her will not find this surprising.
From the get-go, I found Constance’s passion for a number of local organizations – in particular, NCRD – quite infectious. Does anyone else remember that epic ’empty-your-closet’ fundraiser in the gym? At the time, given her involvement in all things NCRD, I was quite surprised to discover she was neither on staff nor on the Board.
Well enough of that. It’s high time Constance held an elected position where her commitment to NCRD can further enliven programs & policy and engage a wider audience beyond her friends and fans.
Vote for Constance!
All are welcome to a beginner lesson from 6-6:30 pm followed by social dancing till 8:00 pm.
No membership required, $5 drop in and liability waiver.
April 28
May 26
June 23
July 28
*August 18 (3rd Friday)
Amy:
503.407.7259
For further questions or details please feel free to email at jacobmerwin@gmail.com
36″ H, 47″ W, 16″ D
Pick up in Manzanita.
Please text Jenna: 503-459-2718
CINCO de MAYO on (of course) May 5th.
Mexican buffet will be offered.
Lovely Flan for dessert.
Mark your calendar.
They’re out in front at 1506 5th Street in Tillamook. It’s three blocks west of 101. Basically 5th and Elm.
Playlist by Denise Lofman with Beach Dance Oregon
**You must rsvp, to this email works (to reserve your ipodshuffle and headphones—you can use your own headphones, but they just have to have the old round connector)
Donation: $5-$20
We’ll meet at Neahkahnie Beach, north end of the Y near the cars between 6 and 6:15 then head down to a good dancing spot together. We’ll finish by 8.
They are calling for wind, so bring your warm layers!
503-354-7153 if you need help finding us.
I’m headed back to Oregon to move stuffs out of storage. The home I bought out of state is too small for all my items. Need to sell the following. Please call for descriptions presently. Photos to follow
5 ft Burgundy colored Victorian Settee non-antique. It’s a replica. I bought it second hand in 2008 in immaculate condition. Some wear now but still nice. $400.00 OBO
Full size stand up freezer. I really wanted to take this freezer with me as it was big and always worked well. I thoroughly cleaned it before storing. At least ten years old but never a problem with it.
$200.00 firm. cu ft and manufacture date to follow. Full size I believe is 20-32 cubic ft? They might not even make them this large anymore?
3 Pennsylvania Dutch antique chairs, one master with arms two without. $75.00
One of kind country chair with white leather bottom. sturdy I think made from cotton wood. A neighbor of my father made it and no one chair is alike. circa 1980s $30.00
Custom 3 speed bicycle with basket. Tires don’t store full but if filled can last a ride. or last time I tried it. $60.00 “Townie” and other fun sayings written on the bike.
Please email or text me if interested and as soon as pictures are uploaded to my phone I can send them on and share again.
There is a local contact that can access the items. Please contact me first. Kathy Johnston 503 801 1679 kathleenjohnston665@gmail.com
