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Vintage Steamer Trunk

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Submitted By: janbehrs@hotmail.com – Click to email about this post
This metal-clad steamer trunk with brass corners and locks was made in the early 1900s by McBrine Baggage of Kitchener, Canada. It measures 23 inches tall, 39 inches long and 21 inches wide.
The interior is lined with patterned paper, which shows some staining from age and wear. Probably not good for clothing storage, but would make a cool coffee table. $125

All things “cat” – food, litter, litter boxes, etc.

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Submitted By: deartp@msn.com – Click to email about this post
NEW, unopened boxes of cat litter:
Arm/Hammer 20 lb MultiCat $7
Arm/Hammer 26.3 lb unscented MultiCat $13
Arm/Hammer 40 lb Double Duty $14

NEW Cat Food:
Nolo Indoor duck/lentil 4 lb dry $17.
Fancy Feast Purely Entree Tongol Tuna 10 for $10
Fancy Feast Purely Entree Skipjack 10 for $10
F.F. Appetizers ocean whitefish/shrimp 14 for $11.
F.F. Ocean Whitefish & Tuna Pate 25 cans for $17
F.F. Gourmet Naturals Pate variety 10 cans for $7

Hooded litter box $8
Litter box with collar $5

Nature’s Miracle 16 oz $5

NEW BedSure Comfy beige Tent 15”x15”x15” $20

Located in Pine Ridge neighborhood, Manzanita

Friends of North County Recreation District Mid-Summer Report

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Submitted By: pattyrinehart@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
Mid-Summer Report – August 2022

At the halfway point of its Summer Flower Sale Fundraiser, Friends of NCRD has raised over $2,500 for NCRD scholarships and programs, including Youth baseball, soccer, pickle ball, field trips, and summer camps. Because summer is the season of greatest need for our community’s Youth, Friends’ goal is to double that amount by the end of the summer.

To meet that goal, FRIENDS NEED YOUR HELP IN SUPPORT OF NORTH COUNTY’S YOUTH and YOUTH PROGRAMS. Please help extend opportunities to all in our community, with scholarships for those otherwise unable to participate. Already this summer, scholarships have made a difference in the lives of more than a dozen Youth in North County. Please help Friends continue this support.

HOW CAN YOU HELP?

Treat yourself or your neighbor to a flower arrangement…..cheer a friend…..celebrate a special occasion…..brighten an ordinary day. Arrangements, starting at $5, are on sale EVERY DAY in the parking lot of the Little Apple.

LOOKING AHEAD:

Friends’ Fall Fundraiser has begun. Place your order for Spring Blooming Bulbs and Potted Amaryllis. Photos of daffodils, tulips, hyacinths, crocus, paperwhites and amaryllis – as well as order forms – are at the Friends’ table in the Little Apple parking lot and at the Welcome Center at NCRD. To have a bulb booklet and order form emailed to you, contact gyoung@friendsofncrd.org

Questions? call Patty 503-368-6081

Friendsofncrd.org.

Friends of NCRD, P.O. Box 511, Nehalem, OR 97131

Sleep Number Mattress (Queen size)

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Submitted By: tuttlekip@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Ever wanted to try a Sleep Number Mattress? Here is your chance! We bought this Queen size unit 4 years ago, and it has served us well, but after a stay at a hotel, we finally found a mattress that worked better for us. So this is now surplus to our needs. It doesn’t seem right to send a good Sleep Number to the landfill, so if you are interested, it is yours to pick up here in Manzanita. It is free to a good home.

This is a model ‘Queen Dual p5 360 Smart Bed’ (SKU QZP5) purchased in 2018. In the picture, you will see the pump, the two remotes (one for each side), and the instruction manual. We always had it protected with a proper mattress pad. It is in very good shape.

Hope someone can use it.
Cliff Tuttle
Manzanita
503 368 7956

Trevor Crosta’s art show at News & Espresso 9/2

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Submitted By: crosta21@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Trevor is hosting a very casual Art show featuring his 3D carved wooden Topo Trail Maps at Manzanita News & Espresso on Friday September 2nd from 5:30-7:30pm.
The show features 3D carved maps of the area including NeahKahNie Mountain, Saddle mountain, and Mount Hood.
For those who don’t know Trevor’s mother owned Wanda’s Cafe for about 20 years so you likely had your food either served or cooked by him during that time.
The maps will be on display for the month of September.
If you have never seen the maps before please check out his website: www.TopoTrailMaps.com
or his Instagram portfolio: www.instagram.com/topotrailmaps/
Hope to see you there!

Business and Politics

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Submitted By: Manzmac101@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Business and Politics. It appears a Mayoral candidate might have some questionable business practices in regards to paying corporate taxes to the state of Oregon. Hiding a business in a nevada Llc just seems wrong in my opinion. Corporate taxes help pay for education, public assistance and medicaid to name a few. It seems self serving and plain wrong not to pay your fair share to the state, county and city we all love.
Will self serving decisions be made once elected only to hurt others in the community? Let your vote be the voice.

Citizens for common sense

Bike, 65

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Submitted By: hello@northcoastpinball.com – Click to email about this post
All prices negotiable. Please text 503-343-4783 to arrange pickup. Discount available for buying more stuff, we want it gone 🙂 …thank you for looking!

– Playstation 4, 2 controllers, charging dock $175
– Panasonic 65″ 1080p plasma TV TC-P65VT50 $225
– TV stand with drawers and sliding doors $50
– Big suitcase, needs repair $25
– Oval hanging mirror $50
– Women’s bicycle. Excellent quality, low miles, needs minor tuneup $250. Pouch not included
– Queen bed and frame. Newish mattress, memory foam, firm and comfortable. $150
– Expansive desk and file unit, $125
– Executive chair $100
– Blue recliner $100

Today’s News Stories

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Special Request From Library Friends

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Submitted By: jenna.edginton@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
North Tillamook Library Friends is in need of a new space for sorting, pricing and storing books and supplies for our Annual Book Sale. We have received notice that the property where our current sorting room is located is on the market to be sold. If the Annual Book Sale, which has been a fixture in our community for over 20 years, is to continue we need to find new space for continuing our volunteer work.

The sale provides approximately $7,000 to $8,000 per year to support the maintenance of the North Tillamook Library in Manzanita. 

We have been fortunate for more than 10 years to find space that was free or required only the payment of the electrical bill. Library Friends might be able to pay a some amount for rent if we find a suitable replacement space. 

We need approximately 700 square feet. That can be in one, two or three rooms in the same building, as long as one room is large enough to accommodate the sorting work tables; there are 6 tables that are 8 feet long. The space needs to be dry and have electricity. We have heaters and a dehumidifier in order to keep the books in optimum condition for the sale.

Ideally, we are looking for space in the Manzanita, Nehalem, Wheeler area in order to have easy access for volunteers who sort and price the books and annually, for the volunteers who move the books to the book sale sites.

If you have such space or know of such space, you could be a lifesaver for our Library. Please contact Madeline Olson at allanmadeline@aol.com. 

Thank you for your consideration.

Reply to “Voters with several homes

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Submitted By: gerald@wineinger.com – Click to email about this post
In response to “Voters with several homes”

If you are a multiple home owner please be careful with your decision of primary residence for voter registration pursuant to ORS 247.035. Due to a flurry of emotional posts misadvising about this recently, I contacted our state representatives and state elections officials as to clarification on this issue.

The following two emails are an answer to the question of voter registration in Oregon for anyone who owns multiple houses.

Email #1

” From: Rep Gomberg <Rep.DavidGomberg@oregonlegislature.gov>
Date: August 15, 2022 at 10:02:51 AM PDT
To: Gerald Wineinger <gerald@wineinger.com>, Sen Armitage <Sen.RachelArmitage@oregonlegislature.gov>, Rep Weber <Rep.SuzanneWeber@oregonlegislature.gov>, mfbell@co.tillamook.or.us, dyamamoto@co.tillamook.or.us, Erin Skaar <eskaar@co.tillamook.or.us>
Cc: ROBERTS Bob * SOS <Bob.ROBERTS@oregon.gov>, elections.sos@sos.oregon.gov
Subject: RE: Voter Law Problem and Understanding in Manzanita

Thank you for your note, Gerald,
In simple, layman’s terms, the answer is “no”. Just because you are fortunate enough to own more than one property, you cannot change your voting “residence” without good reason. There is a principal place where you live. And that is where you vote.
ORS 247.035 states in part, “A person shall not be considered to have gained a residence (for voting purposes) in any location in this state into which the person comes for temporary purposes only, without the intention of making it the person’s home.” In determining voting residency, the statute states an election official may consider:
Where the person receives personal mail;
Where the person is licensed to drive;
Where the person registers motor vehicles for personal use;
Where any immediate family members of the person reside;
 
During a recent election in Lincoln County, the Clerk contacted people who had recently registered in Lincoln County but who asked to have ballots mailed outside the county. He asked for proof of local residency. Most subsequently asked to withdraw their registration change.

See www.newportnewstimes.com/news/clerk-to-verify-residency-for-recent-voter-registrations/article_cb41fce6-2d2b-11ec-a1e2-0b1417dc3e12.html

Ultimately, the County Clerk decides the validity of local electors.
I hope you find this helpful.
Warm Regards,
David “

Email #2

“From: ROBERTS Bob * SOS <Bob.ROBERTS@sos.oregon.gov>
Subject: RE: Voter Law Problem and Understanding in Manzanita
Date: August 15, 2022 at 9:34:42 AM PDT
To: Gerald Wineinger <gerald@wineinger.com>

Good morning Gerald,
Thank you for your emails regarding residency and voting. A person may register to vote using an address at which they have established residency. You correctly identify ORS 247.035 as the source for factors that an elections official may use to determine whether a person has established residency. Under ORS 247.035(1)(c) a person is not considered to have gained residency at a location where the person comes for temporary purposes only. Elections officials have the discretion to investigate such matters when the legitimacy of a voter’s residency is called into question.

Best regards,

Bob Roberts
Investigations and Legal Specialist
Oregon Secretary of State | Elections Division
255 Capitol Street NE, Suite 126 | Salem, OR 97310-1327
503.986.1518 Office | 503.373.7414 Facsimile”