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Submitted By: babbles@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
after reading this post, “how to lose our country’s democracy in one easy step,” i googled what the WHO (World Health Organization) is up to. here’s what i found (capitalization is mine): “On 3 March 2022, the Council adopted a decision to authorize the OPENING OF NEGOTIATIONS for an international agreement on pandemic prevention, preparedness and response.

The intergovernmental negotiating body, tasked with drafting and negotiating this international instrument, will hold its next meeting by August 1, 2022, to DISCUSS PROGRESS ON A WORKING DRAFT. It will then DELIVER A PROGRESS REPORT to the 76th World Health Assembly in 2023, with the aim to adopt the instrument by 2024.”

It looks to me like we have plenty of time to observe and read what the WHO might decide to do.

Why the fear-mongering? “with only a few hours left…..” this possible international agreement is being DISCUSSED, not DECIDED.

lucy brook
nehalem resident

How We Lose Our Country’s Democracy In One Easy Step!

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Submitted By: travishartnett@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
“The World Health Organization is proposing a global pandemic agreement that would give it undemocratic rights over every participating nation and its citizens. Put simply, in the event of a pandemic, the WHO’s constitution would replace every country’s constitution, whether the elected leaders of this country would agree or not. So there you are! I received an announcement of this proposal with only a few hours left to respond to it. Really – an announcement of this type should give more time to respond. I hope my response got there in time. But I don’t think it matters. This is where the New World Order comes into the picture. And once it is implemented it will be forever. No one likes to relinquish power. The only way to get out of this is to get out of the WHO and the United Nations.”

No, that’s not how it works at all:

“Article 19 of the WHO Constitution gives the World Health Assembly the authority to adopt conventions or agreements on matters of health. A two-third majority is needed to adopt such conventions or agreements.”

There’s no “automatic replacement of a nation’s constitution” by the World Health Organization.

“The INB (intergovernmental negotiating body) held its first meeting on February 24, 2022. The second meeting, where the members are expected to discuss the progress on a working draft, is scheduled to be held by August 1, 2022. A progress report is expected to be delivered to the 76 th World Health Assembly in 2023, and its outcome will be submitted to the 77 th World Health Assembly in 2024 for consideration. Intermittent public hearings are also planned.

In December 2021, the World Health Assembly adopted a decision titled “The World Together” at its second special session since it was founded in 1948.
Under the decision, the health organisation established an intergovernmental negotiating body (INB) to draft and negotiate the contents of the pandemic treaty in compliance with Article 19 of the WHO Constitution.
The pandemic treaty is expected to cover aspects like data sharing and genome sequencing of emerging viruses and equitable distribution of vaccines and drugs and related research throughout the world.
Most countries have followed the “me-first” approach which is not an effective way to deal with a global pandemic, WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said in a statement.”

Looking for contact i for for the owner of Care Inc

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Submitted By: aqualineocean@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
I live very near the Nehalem Bay House and am having issues with a very loud 24/7 beeping from inside the entry way. I’ve called many times and no one responds. The people I have spoken to seem quite irritated with my inquiries. The local person who takes care of the building has turned the beeping off once or twice, but it is a daily occurrence. I hear it from inside my house day and night.
Anyone who can direct me to how to get a hold of someone who may be able to do something? I may sound annoyed, because I am. It has been months of this. It is a faint up side compared to the many others I will not list here. I’d be satisfied with just the beeping being stopped.I understand the company is struggling and have compassion for the situation, but not blatant disregard for disturbing the neighborhood.

M

Strawberry Plants

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Submitted By: s.fae.scott@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Our 10th street community spirit garden in Nehalem is looking for those yummy edible strawberry plants that like to grow around here. We’ve got lots of little ones in our garden this year, and the ones we had years ago are no longer!
Do you have a patch that needs thinning? Or know of nurseries around here with some of your favorite varieties that are ready to be planted?
Thank you community!

Truck for Sale

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Submitted By: mmaginnis007@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
This is a 2006 Ford ranger. Despite the fact that it has high miles it actually runs fine. It’s been very reliable for local runs. I put on new tires just after I bought it.

I have owned it for about three years and I’ve only put on about 2000 miles.

I have a new truck on the way so this one needs to be re-homed.

It is a four-cylinder with a standard five speed transmission and has 303,000 miles. It needs alignment and has a couple other minor issues.
$1000. Text 503-307-0809 Michael

Measure 29-163

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Submitted By: briantjmcmahon@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
I’m a Vietnam veteran. Measure 29-163 on the primary election ballot is an opportunity for people to truly thank a veteran for their service. “Thank you for your service” are shallow words, if only said and not backed up by action. Measure 29-163 would financially support the Tillamook County Veterans
Service Office. The VSO has helped me and numerous veterans in seeking justice and rewarding
our service to our country. Vote yes for measure 29-163 and truly justify it when you say “Thank you for
your service” to a veteran.

Brian McMahon

Tomato Plants available at Nehalem Bay Garden Club Sale

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Submitted By: barbaraandchuck@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post
The Nehalem Bay Garden Club will have over 500 gallon pots of at least 19 varieties of tomatoes available at their annual Plant Sale. The sale will be held on May 7 from 9-4 and May 8 from 10-noon and is located at the junction of Hwy 53 and North Fork Rd in Nehalem. (Look for the Horse Sculpture!)

These varieties were specifically chosen by experienced members because they are proven performers in our coastal climate.

Indeterminate tomatoes grow on long vines, generally require pruning to 1 or 2 leaders that need to be trellised.

Determinate tomatoes grow compactly, sprawling laterally, usually don’t require staking (but we still recommend it), and fruit that ripens over a short period of time, but most produce all season here. (list of determinate varieties at the sale below indeterminate list.)

Indeterminate varieties available at the sale include:

UNGERS HUNGARIAN
75 DAYS
HEIRLOOM
SWEET/TASTY
MEDIUM RED CHERRY
HEAVY PRODUCER

AMISH PASTE
85 DAYS
VIGOROUS 5-7’
GREAT TASTE FRESH OR CANNED
“WORLD CLASS FLAVOR”
MEATY FRUIT TO 10 OZ.

BEST BOY
F1 HYBRID
75 DAYS
COMPACT PLANTS, BUSY AND STRONG
GOOD CHOICE FOR CONTAINERS
8-11 OZ FRUIT
GOOD DISEASE RESISTANCE

CHEROKEE PURPLE
HEIRLOOM
80 DAYS
RICH FLAVOR, SWEET
10-12 OZ. FRUIT
VINES NEED SUPPORT
GOOD FOR MILD CLIMATES

SUNGOLD
A STAR PERFORMER IN OUR AREA
65 DAYS
HYBRID CHERRY
FRUITY TROPICAL FLAVOR
1-1/4” APRICOT FRUIT
VIGOROUS 4-5’
(SOME HAVE HAD THEM GROW TO 10’)
NUTRIENT/ANTIOXIDANT RICH

INDIGO ROSE
80 DAYS
2” ROUND FRUIT
HIGH IN ANTHOCYANIN
RIPEN FULLY ON VINE, SOFT TO TOUCH
COLOR WILL BE RED WHERE SUN DOES NOT HIT
BRED AT OSU

ROMA SAN MARZANO
80 DAYS
HEIRLOOM
4’ tall 4 OZ. FRUIT
ALMOST SEEDLESS, MEATY
EXCELLENT CANNED OR DRIED

ROSELLA PURPLE
75 DAYS
SIMILAR TO CHEROKEE PURPLE
DWARF PLANT 3 TO 4’ HIGH
GOOD FOR LARGE CONTAINER
RUGOSE FOLIAGE
6 TO 12 OZ FRUIT
FULL/INTENSE/BALANCED FLAVOR

SERENDIPITY
HEIRLOOM
85 DAYS
DWARF TREE TOMATO
RED FRUIT STRIPED WITH GREEN
LARGE FRUIT

STUPICE
60-65 DAYS
COLD SET VARIETY
2-3” FRUIT
TANGY SWEET
INDETERMINATE 3-4’
HEIRLOOM FROM CZECHOSLOVAKIA
POTATO LEAF VARIETY

SUGAR PLUM GRAPE
F1 HYBRID
67 DAYS
SUPER-SWEET AND FLAVORFUL
1” RED FRUIT
HEAVY YIELD
RATED ONE OF BEST TASTING TOMATOES
INDETERMINATE 5-6’ TALL

SWEET 100
HYBRID CHERRY
70 DAYS
INDETERMINATE 4-8’
NEEDS GOOD SUPPORT
HIGH YIELD & VERY TASTY
1” RED FRUIT
NEEDS REGULAR WATERING 1”/WEEK

TOMMY TOES
70 DAY
OZARKS HEIRLOOM
1” FRUIT IDEAL FOR JUICING
SWEET AND FLAVORFUL
WINNER OF AUSTRALIAN TASTE TEST
HIGH YIELD

YELLOW PEAR
F1 HYBRID
HEIRLOOM, VERY OLD VARIETY
75 DAYS
VIGOROUS INDETERMINATE 5-6’
1-2” FRUIT, TANGY

Determinate varieties available at the sale include:

BUSH SUPREMO
HYBRID
65 DAYS
DETERMINATE
EXTRA-LARGE ROMA TYPE FRUIT
FOR CANNING, SAUCE, FRESH EATING
BRED FOR MILD SEASON AREAS

CELEBRATION
F2 HYBRID
72 DAYS
36-42” HIGH, 18-24” SPREAD
8 OZ FRUIT, HIGH YIELD
DISEASE RESISTANT

CONTAINERS CHOICE
HYBRID
BRED FOR CONTAINERS
DETERMINATE
VIGOROUS, HIGH YIELD
UNUSUAL WRINKLED LEAVES
6-8 OZ BEEFSTEAK-TYPE FRUIT
MINOR STAKING NEEDED DUE TO HEAVY FRUIT

GOLD NUGGET
60 DAYS
RICH SWEET FLAVOR
¾” FRUIT
EARLY TO FROST
VIGOROUS DETERMINATE PLANTS
2’ TALL
BRED BY DR. BAGGETT OF OSU

ACE 55
HEIRLOOM
80 DAYS
DETERMINATE BUSH-TYPE
MAJORITY RIPEN IN 2 WK. PERIOD
LOW-ACIDITY GOOD YIELD
5-6” DIA. FRUIT

How We Lose Our Country’s Democracy In One Easy Step!

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Submitted By: dixiegainer@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
The World Health Organization is proposing a global pandemic agreement that would give it undemocratic rights over every participating nation and its citizens. Put simply, in the event of a pandemic, the WHO’s constitution would replace every country’s constitution, whether the elected leaders of this country would agree or not. So there you are! I received an announcement of this proposal with only a few hours left to respond to it. Really – an announcement of this type should give more time to respond. I hope my response got there in time. But I don’t think it matters. This is where the New World Order comes into the picture. And once it is implemented it will be forever. No one likes to relinquish power. The only way to get out of this is to get out of the WHO and the United Nations.

Article from the Pioneer on Measure 29-161

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Submitted By: ajustrightpac@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
The Tillamook County Pioneer is doing a series of articles on Measure 29-161.

This one makes some strong points and the sheriff and local law enforcement were contacted for comment.

www.tillamookcountypioneer.net/part-2-law-enforcement-opponents-ballot-measure-29-161-should-tillamook-county-officials-be-prevented-from-enforcing-most-state-federal-and-local-firearm-regulations/

Greenhouses… but there is more gardening stuff

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Submitted By: mmacassey@tele.com – Click to email about this post
Thanks for the outpouring of interest, BBQers! The Ikea greenhouses are gone to a loving and responsible new home.

But wait! I will be selling a lot more gardening stuff next Saturday, weather permitting. Tools, pots, an arbor, and…

… another greenhouse!
This one is in place and built on the same plans as this one:

redemptionpermaculture.com/how-to-build-a-cheap-and-sturdy-cattle-panel-greenhouse/

You will have to dismantle and transport it yourself, which requires a flatbed truck for the cattle panels. The present skin will probably be too degraded to reattach, but I also have an unused piece of UV-resistant super-thick clear plastic.

Much more to come!

Saturday, April 23, nineish to threeish in Rockaway.
Unless it is pouring, in which case Sunday. Or the following weekend.

Happy Spring!

What happened – Short Term Rentals at the meeting

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Submitted By: klgsmall@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Short Term Rentals
I checked out of the last city council meeting before the STR discussion began but since then I’ve read and heard conflicting information about what went on. So I listened to that part of the meeting. A recording of the meeting is on line at ci.manzanita.or.us/city-council/. Scroll down to find it.
So what happened is that the city manager presented a resolution as she was requested to do to suspend the issuance of licenses for STRs city wide including the commercial zone, C1 and the mixed use zone R4. The lawyer for the city had reviewed the proposal. There was discussion about the resolution and the council members were in agreement with the resolution. The mayor opened it up to public comment. There were two comments from persons who had bought property and are building in the R4 zone who are worried that they won’t be able to get a license to have a STR because of the proposed freeze. There were other comments of various points of view. (You can hear the other comments on line and the council’s subsequent discussion on line)
The council voted to extend the time of the meeting so the council could discuss the freeze on the C1 and the R4 zones. Three of the council members changed their minds and amended the resolution to take out the freeze on C1 and R4 zones.
I’m not affected by short term rentals where I live so I haven’t been emotionally involved in this issue. My take on how the meeting went is that reversing the decision to freeze the C1 and R4 was done in haste. Probably the resolution should have been tabled until more information could be gathered.
Some questions that come to my mind:
What are the reasons that the STR freeze was proposed for the C1 and R4 zones when the resolution was first written? Why didn’t questions about the C1 and R4 zones come up earlier in the meeting or at the previous meeting? How many properties in the C1 and R4 zones have the potential to become STRs? Might we have an explosion of STRs in C1 and R4 zones? Are STRs the biggest profit making businesses in Manzanita? What businesses are important in order to keep the unique and vibrant village quality of Manzanita? How does the city attract desirable businesses?
What are your questions? Karen Small

Jeff is delivering honey, etc to north county on WEDNESDAY this week

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Submitted By: jwmerc@gmail.com – Click to email about this post
Jeff and the JW Merc “Honey In A Hurry” home/office doorstep delivery service will be making a few stops through the county THIS WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON (April 20th). Would you like to get on the list? Reach out to Jeff ASAP – text directly to the cell: 208-424-0042 – or send a message thru the JW Merc Facebook page – or e-mail: jwmerc@gmail.com.
$25 minimum please – I have quart jars of raw Raspberry Blossom honey (lighter) or Willamette Valley Wildflower (more robust) amongst others. Real Vermont maple syrup can be either pint “jug” style or the half-liter glass jars.
There won’t be a “pop-up” scheduled in Tillamook county until June – so if you were thinking about it…