Also, would appreciate access (lend) for photography to Barbies that are in good shape
Contact Katja at 503-703-1262
Vertical gardening, need only 36″ diameter space and an electric outlet.
Uses 98% less water than growing in soil.
Grows 30% faster – eg. 45 day lettuce in 30 days
Can be used inside with LED lights or outside with sunlight.
Sturdy food grade, UV resistant plastic construction.
Bring your questions, bring your credit card, or come to visit and learn about something new!
Constance – she/her
43080 Northfork Rd
Nehalem
JULY 30, 2022
Rope Mat Making
Instructor: Greg Neitzel
Time: 10 – 1:00PM
Location: Cannon Beach History Center.
Cost: $50 Members
$60 Non-Members
*Materials Included
In the era of wooden boats and iron men “chafing mats” were woven out of repurposed fishing line and placed on the wooden deck in high traffic areas to reduce wear and tear on the wooden deck. I learned how to craft them when I worked on the Barracuda fishing out of Astoria. Oregon in 1973.I conduct workshops around the area and welcome Eager Beaver Weavers to my studio in Svensen, Oregon.All the repurposed line is from the commercial fishing fleet of crabbers and long liners fishing in the Pacific ocean and serves as the connection between the incredible bounty of our oceansand the hardworking hands that harvest it each year. The line is imbued with great fish karma.
Workshop requirements:
-be able to stand and move around for several hours
-neatly trimmed fingernails
-the ability to hammer a nail straight without hitting your thumb
-spatial intelligence
-concentration
-a certain amount of obsessive/compulsive DNA
-pride in one’s craft
my best reply was from the Tillamook Animal Shelter which has a female black kitten. i was slated to pick her up after a week or so, when she had had her shots and they deemed her well.
alas and alack, i filled out an application at the last minute, including the information that cats that live with me have 24/7 access to be outdoors or indoors via a cat door. i then learned that i am disqualified because the shelter will ONLY ADOPT OUT TO INDOOR HOMES.
i was sad for myself, for my cat that would love feline company, and for all the cats and kittens that are doomed to an indoor life.
so i am back in the market for a sweet black, or almost all black, or tortoiseshell, kitten.
i know that sooner or later the right kitten will come my way. she will be well-fed, loved, and have feline companionship.
om peace namaste
lucy brook
you can reach me by email or call me 503-368-3733
Is it possible to have too many kayaks? There’s two of us humans and seven kayaks, and our diminishing garage space dictates that two have to go (kayaks; not humans).
The Origami Paddler ® can be used as either a SUP (standup -paddleboard) or SOT (sit on top kayak) – ideal for cruising the Nehalem river. The boat consists of three pieces that fold together and can fit in your car, allowing you to go “from trunk to water in minutes.”
Colors yellow and orange; weighs approximately 45 pounds.
Specs: 32 inches wide and 8′ 11″ long.
When folded, it is 35.5” x 31.5” x 13.5” and 7- 7.5” thick.
Acquired late 2021 (kickstarter program) for $639 each – new, never used (we’ve been traveling overseas). Asking $400 for both. Includes paddles and “freedom carts” and shoulder straps for transporting.
Checkout the Origami Paddler website for more details, and watch these videos for setup details to see new users with the Origami Paddler.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kih2C4kAQ84
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0Yj8Qly3Vo
contact us at bills@wagnell.com
Start your morning with energizing movement on the beach. This will be good for all levels. Never tried Pilates, now is your chance. All you need is a mat. This session is free. Sign up here, www.sandandpinewellness.com/book-online?category=ce26d180-9b1d-4b9a-9220-63560ee4c00e
Available this weekend – Saturday or Sunday the 16th or 17th. We can help load but cannot deliver. Located in Pine Ridge neighborhood of Manzanita.
Asking $350.00 OBO.
Thank you!
I’m not entirely sure what Mr. Conklin is advocating. Perhaps that Democrats have left the middle ground and become immoderate?
An example of moderation given in the article is that Democrats can win if they use Bill Clinton’s formula of implementing “Tough on [fill in the blank]” programs. Let’s take a look back at three of Clinton’s most significant initiatives.
Tough on Crime: largely responsible for the massive spike in incarceration in the last three decades. It made the U.S. an outlier among Western democracies.
www.brennancenter.org/our-work/analysis-opinion/1994-crime-bill-and-beyond-how-federal-funding-shapes-criminal-justice
Tough on Welfare: created the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program which today barely reaches the poorest families and was subsequently used by Republicans as a template in attempts to kill Medicaid & Obamacare.
www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2018/02/welfare-reform-tanf-medicaid-food-stamps/552299/
Tough on Mental Health Reimbursements: the driving force behind deinstitutionalization. It pushed patients onto the street and swapped institutions for prisons. It contributes to today’s homelessness crisis.
ps.psychiatryonline.org/doi/10.1176/appi.ps.51.11.1397
None of these programs were ultimately moderate. So perhaps it’s understandable if Dems might not be excited about 21st Century versions.
Frankly, the Democratic Party is a mess in general but remains well within the range of what one might expect in a broad, reasonably healthy, multi-ethnic party struggling with modernity. The same can’t be said of our Republican friends who are cruising at flank speed toward a vision of governance that is anything but moderate.
Gene Dieken
I’m a jack of all trades.
My skills include:
*Heavy Equipment Operater
*Licensed driver
*Yard work
*Painting
*Skilled Car Mechanic
*Transporter
*Pet Sitter & Walker (I love animals)
and Lots more!
If you have a job or project in mind just ask.
Most likely I’m your man!
Please Call:
H: 503-368-7205
C: 971-601-3364
(Feel free to text my cell but NO emails please.)
$180
Come and get it in Pine Ridge (Manzanita). E-mail for more info.
Please join us at these Town Hall Listening Sessions or fill our the online survey. The listening sessions are the first step in moving toward finding solutions to the issues that we are facing as a community, so that we as a community can work together to take proactive measures to be who we want to become.
Fill out the online survey and find more information here ci.manzanita.or.us
The Town Hall Listening Sessions are designed to gather information to better understand the key issues we are facing in our community from the community’s perspective. These listening sessions will also serve as the starting point for establishing a vision for the future of our city, highlighting key issues that will need to be addressed through an update of the Comprehensive Plan and providing guidance to the City Council on the most important issues facing our community.
I will be there to help facilitate and city staff will be on hand to answer questions.
Due to a rise in COVID cases we will be limiting the number of people in the room at one time to 30. Masks are encouraged but not required.
I look forward to seeing you on the 13th or 20th!
Kelley
Upcoming events at the Manzanita Library:
CelloBob: July 13, 10:00am
Leapin’ Louie: July 18, 2:00pm
The Alphabeticians: August 4, 10:00am
He graduated from Shattuck Military School in Faribault, MN. and in 1952 enlisted in the Air Force. He received his wings through the Aviation Cadet Program in 1953. From 1954 to 1957 he served as a flight instructor at Bryan Air Force Base, Texas.
He attended University of Nevada majoring in English and Journalism. Moving to Oregon in 1964, he re-initiated his Air Force Career and served in the 304th Rescue and Recovery Squadron in Portland, Oregon. In 1976 he assumed command of the Squadron until promoted to Colonel.He was asked to return to active duty as the Reserve Forces Advisor to Headquarters 23rd Air Force at Scott AFB, Illinois. He remained in that position until his retirement 1 October 1985.
Returning home he continued his flying career flying for Airlift Northwest in Seattle the Providence Heart Program until the program closed in the early 1990’s.
Tom and his wife Carol built their home in Neahkahnie in 1999 where they retired.
He is survived by his sister Juliet of Temecula, CA, his wife Carol and three children, Thomas, Stephen and Susan.
A Memorial Service will be held at 2 pm, July 23rd at St. Catherine’s Episcopal Church in Manzanita, Oregon.
Purchased from Costco
www.costco.com/classic-adirondack-chair-by-leisure-line.product.100152232.html
Like new. Retail $360 Asking $275 for the pair
Thanks for your interest
Andrew
Used only once. Including one new 1 lb cylinder. Sells brand new w/o cylinder at HD for $70. I am selling for $25.
