[wmm] Notes: WMM June 27, 2012 8am at Mo's
Vetter, George
georgevetter at gmail.com
Wed Jun 27 19:29:38 CDT 2012
Note: Friday is the third in a series of Evacuation Route walks. This one
will be ER-5 Midtown South. Gather at Cannon Beach Community Church, 132 E.
Washington Street, at 9:30am to sign in and pick up a map! Car pool to
Haystack Rock, . Afterwards, refreshments at Doris Stephen’s house, 1765
View Point Terrace to discuss the walk experience and further discuss safe
houses!
Wednesday Morning Meeting (round-table discussion, everyone welcome)
Date: 6/27/2012 8am
Location: Mo’s
Number in attendance: 15
Present: NalaC, BarbK, StacyB, AnthonyR, SheriR, KenH, MelodyC, JenniferW,
PatF, BillyJoeE, SharonV, CarolHun, BrianO, JohnB, GeorgeV
Absent: Everybody else
Notes by George Vetter
Discussion Items:
1. Farmer’s Market Report
2. Plein Air & More Report
3. Lodging Call Tree
4. Debris from Japan
5 Puffin Report
6. Cabaret Performance July 13/14
7. July 4th Festivities
8. Beach Cleanup July 7
9. We Love It Here
10. Summer Concerts at Sweet Basils
Next Wednesday Morning Meeting –July 4 (yes we’re meeting on the 4th), 2012,
Mo’s, 8am. Bring your own coffee cup. Coffee provided courtesy of Mo’s
1. Jennifer: Week three of the Farmer’s Market had a good turnout.
1100 people shopped 15 vendors while about 12 volunteers helped out. A new
vendor – The Juice Box – served smoothies and other drinks. Music and lunch
begins at 1pm and quite a few folks are showing up for that. The Farmer’s
Market is open on Tuesdays from June 12 through September 25, opening at
1:00 with music, prepared food, and community booths. All other vendors
open at 2:00, and the market closes at 5:00. Community booths are for local
non-profits. They are free and come with tents, tables and chairs.
www.cannonbeachmarket.org.
2. George: Plein Air & More kicked of Friday with the Meet and Greet the
artists show at the Chamber. The hall was converted to a first class gallery
with track lighting standing walls throughout. The place filled as the doors
opened and it was festive as wine and lite bites were served. Saturday the
painting and creating began in the rain at 11a at designated places around
town, but mostly in the galleries because of the weather. Volunteers in red
vests were on the street to answer questions. About mid afternoon, the rain
subsided and gave way to a beautiful afternoon and evening. The show at the
Chamber continued on Saturday. Galleries hosted receptions from 5-7p and
later on Saturday showcasing the completed works of their artists. Sunday –
artists continued to paint and create around town while Saturday’s completed
works were featured at the Chamber. Find the link to Plein Air & More photos
at www.cannon-beach.net.
3. BrianO: The Ocean Lodge has volunteered to be the July afterhours
recipient of calls for lodging vacancy. During business hours, call the
Information Center (503-436-2623) to advise if you have vacancies. At
closing, Sharon will advise the Ocean Lodge (503-436-2241) and post their
phone on the door at the Info Ctr. www.cannonbeach.org
4. GeorgeV: At an organizational meeting last night at city hall,
volunteers signed up to help with removal of debris from our beaches. More
volunteers are needed. It is estimated that tons of debris will land here
over the months and years ahead. Four categories of debris include 1. Litter
and other typical marine debris. Pick up info sheets and bags at city hall
and collect these items and leave the bag(s) secured at the high tide line.
2. Vessel or other large items. Call 911 or US Coast Guard 510-437-3701. 3.
Mementos or Possessions Call 888-953-1677. 4. Hazardous Materials Call
800-424-8802. It is important to keep the beach debis separate from our
local garbage so the volume can be tracked and reported to state and federal
official. Assistance will likely be needed to cope with expected volume of
debris. Locally contact city manager Rich Mays 503-436-8050
mays at ci.cannon-beach.or.us.
5. Tufted Puffins: Two tufted puffins showed up at the meeting accompanied
by StacyB. One spoke cockney English. They were on hand to call attention to
the Great Cannon Beach Puffin Watch over the Independence Day Holiday at
Haystack Rock – July 3-5 from 7-10am. The puffin count at the Rock at this
point is 19 - down from more than 100 in past years. No obvious reason has
been agreed upon. But these birds are active so with the help of HRAP
volunteers and scopes, you will be able to see them during low tides next
week and in the weeks to come. www.friendsofhaystackrock.org. Or
www.facebook.com/FriendsOfHaystackRock.
6. JohnB: Cannon Beach Chorus presents Weather or Not – a cabaret
performance – Fri/Sat July 13/14 at 7pm at Tolovana Inn, featuring Paul
Dueber, emcee. Tickets $20 single. $120 table for eight. Food and beverage
included in ticket price. www.cannonbeachchorus.org.
7. GeorgeV: Pull out the Red, White & Blue. Independence Day is Wednesday.
Show your colors and celebrate Cannon Beach style – fireworks-free. Get out
early for the Puffin Watch at Haystack Rock. Then think Parade. You can not
only be at the Parade, you can be in the Parade. Parade registration starts
at 9am at the Legion with the Parade getting underway at 11am. The days
festivities include a strawberry shortcake sale on the porch U.S. Bank
starting at 10 a.m. (before the parade) by Cannon Beach Chapter FB, P.E.O
Sisterhood, a free concert by the North Coast Symphonic Band, conducted by
David Becker, at 3 p.m. in the Cannon Beach City Park on N Spruce Street –
hosted by The Tolovana Arts Colony, the annual book sale from 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. at Cannon Beach Library and a concert at 630p at Sweet Basils.
8. GeorgeV: There will be a special Beach Cleanup July 7 from 930a-130p.
www.solv.org. Email jenee at pacificalarmsystem.com
9. SusanG/AnthonyR: This is Cannon Beach, We Love It Here is in progress.
Volume 10 will feature many of the people chosen and photographed by George
Vetter in his Spring Unveiling Portrait show. These individuals, couple and
families were described as having had an impact on shaping Cannon Beach over
the past 30 years or so. Reserve ad by July 10. Ads and copy due July 25.
Publishes Aug 2nd. 503-436-2812www.cannonbeachgazette.com. George’s Spring
Unveiling Portrait Show can see it online at
www.cannon-beach.net/photos_gv/portraits/SpringUnveiling2012
10. GeorgeV: Beginning July 4, weekly Saturday 630pm concerts will be in
the courtyard at Sweet Basils. These will benefit the Clatsop County
Regional Food Bank.
Next Wednesday Morning Meeting – July 4 (yes we’re meeting on the 4th),
2012, Mo’s, 8am. Bring your own coffee cup. Coffee is provided courtesy of
Mo’s.
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Wednesday Morning Meeting (round-table discussion, everyone welcome)
Date: 6/20/2012 8am
Location: Mo’s
Number in attendance: 12
Present: KenH, MelodyC, JenniferW, PatF, StephanieA, LindaD, JimK,
BillyJoeE, SharonV, CarolHun, BrianO, GeorgeV
Absent: Everybody else
Notes by George Vetter
Discussion Items:
1. Farmer’s Market Report
2. Plein Air & More this weekend
3. Lodging Meeting
4. Google Gaggle
5 New Chamber Board Members
6. Stormy Weather Arts Festival
7. Children’s Music Camp at Sea Ranch
Next Wednesday Morning Meeting –June 27, 2012, Mo’s, 8am. Meet the Chief
Bring your own coffee cup. Coffee provided courtesy of Mo’s
2. Jennifer: Week two of the Farmer’s Market was so much better than
Week one due to much improved weather. 835 people shopped 15 vendors while
13 volunteers helped out. The strawberries were excellent and a new vendor –
The Honey Pit – was a big hit. Carol commented what a fun place it is to
volunteer. Jennifer passed out $5 market tokens which can be purchased at
city hall and at the market with credit cards. Please let folks know that
the Farmer’s Market is open on Tuesdays from June 12 through September 25,
opening at 1:00 with music, prepared food, and community booths. All other
vendors open at 2:00, and the market closes at 5:00.
2. Stephanie/Jim/George: Plein Air & More is June 22-24. Starting Friday
from 5-7p at the Chamber is the Meet and Greet the Plein Air & More artists
with a show, wine and lite bites. Saturday the painting and creating begins
at 11a at designated places around town. Volunteers in red vests will be on
the street to answer questions. The show at the Chamber continues Saturday
till 4pm. Saturday from 5-7p galleries will be showcasing the completed
works of their artists along with receptions. Sunday – artists continue to
paint and create around town while Saturday’s completed works will be in the
show at the Chamber till 4p
3. BrianO: Lodging meeting tomorrow June 21st at 530pm at Sea Breeze
House. The address is 131 W. Nebesna. Coordination of who will be taking
calls after the Information Center is close for the day. A phone number will
be posted on the door at the Chamber. Brian will look into getting a number
that can always be used and forwarded to different numbers as needed.
4. SharonV: When searching Google for Cannon Beach Chamber, the wrong info
comes up. Sharon has been working to have this fixed, but finding where and
how to do so is like finding a needle in a haystack.
5. CarolHun: Sharon Major (Stephanie Inn), Troy Crowe (Ocean Lodge) and
Sheri Russell (Bank of Astoria) are the new board members at the Chamber.
The nine member board also consists of Carol Hungerford, Brian Olson, George
Vetter, Tracy Abel, Christen Allsop and Robin Risley. New board members are
seated at the July 17th meeting.
6. CarolHun: Troy Crowe has stepped up to head the Stormy Weather Arts
Festival committee with the help of Tracy Abel. Committee member are being
sought. Contact chamber at cbor.us. There was much discussion about Friday’s
night’s Quick Draw event. This event is a money-maker for the Chamber. Some
galleries have complained that the declining amounts received by the
auctioned art devalues the work of participating artists and that their
artists no longer want to participate. Locals, who used to attend and bid
items up to support the Chamber in this fundraiser have not been showing up.
The committee will be looking at ways to energize the evening. Those
attending have enjoyed the evening. The entrance fee of $55 individual and
$99 couple includes food and one glass of wine although free pours are known
to take place on occasion.
7. CarmenS: 2nd Annual Children's Summer Music Camp With Concert Rock
Violinist Aaron Meyer & Guitarist/Producer Tim Ellis June 27 & 28, 2012.
http://www.sundanceeventlodge.com. All are invited to the closing concert at
7pm on the 28th at Sundance Lodge.
Next Wednesday Morning Meeting – June 27, 2012, Mo’s, 8am. Meet the Chief.
Bring your own coffee cup. Coffee is provided courtesy of Mo’s.
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Wednesday Morning Meeting (round-table discussion, everyone welcome)
Date: 6/13/2012 8am
Location: Mo’s
Number in attendance: 23
Present: BrianO, SusanB, KevinL, PatF, KathyK, SharonV, LindaD, NancyG,
BetsyA, StephanieA, JimK, DebbieN, ValerieR, JohnB, JasonS, RichM, JeneeP,
MelodyC, SheriR, BillyJoeE, Anthony, ShawnaS, GeorgeV
Absent: Everybody else
Notes by George Vetter
Discussion Items:
1. Sandcastle Report
2. History Center Membership Mtg Sat.
3. Plein Air & More June 22-24
4. Meet the Chief
5 Debris on the Beach
6. SOLVE Beach Cleanup July 7
7. Intro to Power Point class
8. Nature Walk June 23
9. Walk the Evacuation Routes
10. Books and Authors
11. Arsenic and Old Lace opens Friday
12. Lodging Meeting
13. Clatsop County Employment stats
14. Relay for Life
Next Wednesday Morning Meeting –June 13, 2012, Mo’s, 8am. Meet the Chief
Bring your own coffee cup. Coffee provided courtesy of Mo’s
1. DebbieN: Sandcastle weekend was a success. Weather was good, 6
master plots were the most ever, crowd was good. Friday night’s dinner at
Tolovana Inn served more than 100 people. Jerome Kersey was there. Sunday’s
Fun Run had about 50 participants. GeorgeV: On Saturday at 1030am there were
175 cars parked on the beach and they were streaming in. At 1pm there were
200 cars on the beach. Cars were still coming in, but others were leaving.
Cars had to be off the beach by 2pm. Saturday’s 730pm concert at the Coaster
by Beckerheads was attended by about 50. ValerieR: Retail was good as was
the mood of the crowd coming into Cannon Beach Book Co. Next year’s
Sandcastle is June 15, 2013. A link to George’s Sandcastle photos can be
found at www.cannon-beach.net.
2. StephaineA: The 2012 Spring Membership Meeting of the CB History Center
and Museum is this Saturday June 16 at 930am at the History Center
503-436-9301 www.cbhistory.org.
3. Stephanie/Jim/George: Plein Air & More is June 22-24. Starting Friday
from 5-7p at the Chamber is the Meet and Greet the Plein Air & More artists
with a show, wine and lite bites. Saturday the painting and creating begins
at 11a at designated places around town. Volunteers in red vests will be on
the street to answer questions. The show at the Chamber continues Saturday
till 4pm. Saturday from 5-7p galleries will be showcasing the completed
works of their artists along with receptions. Sunday – artists continue to
paint and create around town while Saturday’s completed works will be in the
show at the Chamber till 4p
4. Rich Mays, city manager introduced Jason Schermerhorn, new police
chief. Jason takes over July 1. He is currently on the Seaside police force
where he started as an intern just out of school. After 3 years he was a
Corporal, then Detective, then Sargeant. He volunteers on the Seaside Fire
Department. He grew up in the Beaverton area and spent time in Cannon Beach
and Seaside with his grandparents who lived here. He lives on Beerman Creek
(this side of the flooding) on 23 acres with his wife Jennifer, Son Jackson
(8) and daughter Jasmin (6). He will take time once here to come downtown to
meet the business people. His department will have an open door policy.
5. RichM: With the debis being washed up from Japan’s tsunami, the city
will be asking for volunteers to help with the cleanup. An organizational
meeting will be announced later for late June.
6. JeneeP: There will be a special Beach Cleanup July 7 from 930a-130p.
www.solv.org. Email jenee at pacificalarmsystem.com
7. KevinL: CEDR presents a class – Intro to Power Point for Business. In
Seaside on Tuesday July 17th from 830-1030a and again in Astoria from
530-730p. Pre-registration required SBDC at clatsopcc.edu or 503-338-2402. $10.
For more educational opportunities visit www.clatsoped.com
8. BetsyA: Sponsored by the North Coast Land Conservancy, Doug Ray will
lead a nature walk through Necanicum Forest near Klootchey Creek Saturday
June 23, 930a-1230p. More opportunities to get out on the land can be found
at www.nclctrust.org. 503-738-9726
9. NancyG: Learn the Evacuation Routes. Led by Cannon Beach Community Church
Fitnes Group (503-436-1222), walks along the 10 Cannon Beach Evacuation
Routes and 3 Seaside Routes will begin this Friday 6/15/2012. A different
route is scheduled each week. Gather at 930a at the Church 132 E Washington
and carpool to a spot on one of the routes. 11a return to the Church.
10. ValerieR: Visit Cannon Beach Book Company’s website to see what authors
are scheduled. Don’t miss Gerry Frank and his book “Gerry Frank’s Oregon”
Sept 1 – Labor Day. www.cannonbeachbooks.com
11. GeorgeV: Opening this weekend at Coaster Theatre - Arsenic and Old Lace
opens Friday - no-host wine tasting by the Wine Shack at 7:15p, curtain up
at 8 and complimentary champagne and hors-d'oeuvres following the
performance.
12. BrianO: June lodging afterhours will be June 21st at 530pm at Sea
Breeze House. The address is 131 W. Nebesna. It is not at Sea Breeze Court.
13. ShawnaS: April unemployment rates were down for Clatsop County and for
Oregon. Shawna is there to help businesses find employees.
Shawna.L.Sykes at state.or.us. www.QualityInfo.org.
14. Relay For Life July 14 10am thru 15 10 am - Seaside High School. To join
Pearce-Mushen Non Profit.
http://main.acsevents.org/site/TR/RelayForLife/RFLFY12GW?team_id=1101852
<http://main.acsevents.org/site/TR/RelayForLife/RFLFY12GW?team_id=1101852&pg
=team&fr_id=37835> &pg=team&fr_id=37835. To donate is Tax deductible. You
may use the same link. You can bring your plastic donation bottles to the
WMM or e-mail jenee at pacificalarmsystem.com. for pick up from now until July
13th.
Next Wednesday Morning Meeting – June 13, 2012, Mo’s, 8am. Meet the Chief.
Bring your own coffee cup. Coffee is provided courtesy of Mo’s.
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Wednesday Morning Meeting (round-table discussion, everyone welcome)
Date: 6/6/2012 8am
Location: Mo’s
Number in attendance: 11
Present: BrianO, SharonV, KathyK, JeneeP, JeffT, KylerV, SteveH, SheriR,
CarmenS, JohnB, GeorgeV
Absent: Everybody else
Notes by George Vetter
Discussion Items:
1. Sandcastle this weekend
2. Lodging After Hours
3. Beach Walk Thurs June 7th 10am
4. Shred-A-Thon and Recycling of Cell phones
5 SOLVE
6. Relay for Life
7. Meet the Chief
8. City Budget
9. Soccer is Seaside this weekend
10. Garbage Rates
11. Dragonheart Herbs and Natural Medicine coming to Cannon Beach
12. New School
13. Grant Writer Needed
Next Wednesday Morning Meeting –June 13, 2012, Mo’s, 8am. Meet the Chief
Bring your own coffee cup. Coffee provided courtesy of Mo’s
1. SharonV: Besides everything else already announced (see
www.cbsandcastle.com), Jerome Kersey, former Portland Trailblazer, will
attend Friday’s 6-9pm Buckets and Shovels dinner at Tolovana Inn and also be
on the beach Saturday. GeorgeV: There will be a Sandcastle slideshow
projected during the dinner. Beach setup will begin at 530am Saturday. I’ll
be there. Help is always needed and appreciated as is the case for cleanup
between 1 and 2pm. Masters (all 6 of them) begin at 7am. Judging is at noon.
Cars need to be off the beach by 3pm. There will be a bonfire on the beach
at Surfsand at 7pm and a concert at the Coaster by Beckerheads at 730pm.
Sunday is the Fun Run/Walk at 9am.
2. BrianO: June lodging afterhours will be June 21st at 530pm at Sea
Breese Court.
3. CarmenS. Sea Ranch Resort is sponsoring a Beach Walk during Get
Outdoors Week. Set off for an hour walk from Sea Ranch at 10am sharp on
Thursday June 7. Bring a lunch for a picnic immediately following the walk.
503-436-2815
4. SteveH/JeneeP: SHRED UNWANTED DOCUMENTS-RECYCLE OLD CELL PHONES-PREVENT
ID THEFT Shred-A-Thon and Recycling of Cell phones. Sponsored by Pacific
Alarm Systems and BBB. June 30, 2012 - 10 am to 2 pm, 3577 Hwy 101 N.,
Gearhart. Donations - Can Food items or Monetary support are welcome to
support the Regional Food Bank. Pacific Alarm Systems is also certified to
dispose and recycle low voltage batteries for your convenience all year
around. Donations are voluntary.
5. JeneeP: We started June with the support of SOLVE and City of CB all
year long - Beach, Trails, Parks, Creeks Cleanup. Tsunami debris is
appearing on our beaches, please contact Jenee' for bags. How can I help? •
Information on significant Japanese tsunami debris sightings, including
personal “keepsakes” of value to a survivor in Japan - jewelry or
photographs clearly from the tsunami — may be reported to the NOAA Marine
Debris Program at disasterdebris at noaa.gov. • When picking up marine
debris, put safety first. Do not touch sharp objects or sealed containers of
chemicals or full drums. Report drums and hazardous materials to the Oregon
Emergency Response System at 1-800-452-0311. Report large items like
refrigerators to the nearest State Park. Please bring a bag on your next
beach walk, pick up marine debris and recycle what you can!.
6. JeneeP: Relay For Life - July 14 and 15 - Seaside High School. You can
start turning your donations to Jenee. We are also asking for items for the
Silent Auction.
7. GeorgeV: Rich Mays, City Manager, will introduce new Police Chief, Jason
Schermerhorn at next week’s meeting.
8. JeffT: The Daily Astorian reported that CB is looking at cutting funds
to certain programs. Jeff is concerned that cuts to visitor related programs
would further hurt an already ailing economic environment.
9. Seaside is hosting 70 soccer teams this weekend. Traffic could be very
heavy.
10. KathyK: At last night’s City Council Meeting it came out that WOW will
raise garbage rates to residents by 9+% and more to commercial users.
11. GeorgeV: Seth Goldstein , DC (Chiropratic Physician, Labor Doula,
Independent Medical Examiner) and Margaret Hammitt-McDonald, PhD (MSOM, ND,
LAc, Naturopathic Physician, Licensed Acupuncturist) are opening
Dragonheart Herbs and Natural Medicine in Village Centre July 1. You may
already know their faces from their performance at the Coaster Theatre. They
will begin preparing their new home next to Bella Espresso this weekend.
Stop by to welcome them.
12. KathyK: City Council heard from the Task Force and discussed
preliminary plans for a new Grade School/Emergency Shelter/Arts
Center/Sports Center. Mike Clark has offered to put up a $500K structure –
read the Daily Astorian article at
http://www.dailyastorian.com/free/cannon-beach-school-finds-support/article_
102ade18-b004-11e1-bd22-001a4bcf887a.html
13. KathyK: Grant Writer is needed for Cannon Beach. Contact council at cbor.us
Next Wednesday Morning Meeting – June 13, 2012, Mo’s, 8am. Meet the Chief.
Bring your own coffee cup. Coffee is provided courtesy of Mo’s.
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Wednesday Morning Meeting (round-table discussion, everyone welcome)
Date: 5/30/2012 8am
Location: Mo’s
Number in attendance: 14
Present: RobinR, CarolHun, PatF, SusanB, KathyK, WendyH, SharonV, BrianO,
DebbieN, JohnB, SheriR, CarmenS, KylerV, GeorgeV
Absent: Everybody else
Notes by George Vetter
Discussion Items:
1. Friday lunch at CB Vacation Rentals
2. Real Estate
3. Memorial Day Weekend
4. Sandcastle Posters
5 Sandcastle – 3 day event
6. Coastal Oregon Literary Awards
7. Musical Revue – Fri June 1st 7pm
8. Beach Walk Thurs June 7th 10am
9. Horse Rides
10. GVFA moves again!
11. Dragonheart Herbs and Natural Medicine coming to Cannon Beach
12. Garbage
13. Women Only Weekend
Next Wednesday Morning Meeting –June6, 2012, Mo’s, 8am. Bring your own
coffee cup. Coffee provided courtesy of Mo’s
1. BrianO: Stop by the CB Vacation Rental office any Friday between now
and Labor Day from noon to 1 for lunch off the grill.
2. RobinR/PatF : Interest in Real Estate is picking up.
3. GeorgeV: Memorial Day Saturday was very crowded. Parking at Tolovana
Wayside was overflowing onto Hemlock. Traffic on Hemlock was moving slow.
Parking downtown was full. Sunday was not nearly as full. WendyH: Lodging
was full. KathyK: Retail was good but not great. BrianO: Vacation Rentals
set record.
4. GeorgeV: Local artist Micah Cerelli’s Sandcastle poster is selling
very well. They were put out on Saturday afternoon and 10 were sold by 5pm.
There are two sizes. The $45 18x24 size is a signed limited edition of 60.
The $20 12x16 size is unlimited. Get yours at the Chamber.
5. DebbieN: Sandcastle 2012 is a three day event. Read all about it at
www.cbsandcastle.com. Spread the word that registration in still open and
more plots are needed.
6. SusanB: Coastal Oregon Literary Awards @ Coaster Theatre Thursday, May
31, 2012 - 7:00pm - 9:00pm presented by the Seaside High School Honors
English Class.
7. JohnB: “Closer Than Ever” – a musical revue. Friday June 1st 7pm Coaster
Theatre. No Admission. Donations accepted. www.musiclastsalifetime.com.
8. CarmenS: Sea Ranch Resort is sponsoring a Beach Walk during Get Outdoors
Week. Set off for an hour walk from Sea Ranch at 10am sharp on Thursday June
7. Bring a lunch for a picnic immediately following the walk. 503-436-2815
9. CarmenS: The horses are here (Sea Ranch Stables) but most of the guides
are still in school. Once school is out, daily rides will begin.
10. GeorgeV: George Vetter FotoArt has moved from downstairs at Village
Centre to upstairs off the skybridge. This is the 3rd move in 7 months. Each
move has been precipitated by new business moving into Village Centre. The
first was Pam Wideman’s Gigi Wilde’s – it’s a rare discovery. Followed by
Rheama Koonce’s Dog Photography and now (see #11)
11. GeorgeV: Seth Goldstein , DC (Chiropratic Physician, Labor Doula,
Independent Medical Examiner) and Margaret Hammitt-McDonald, PhD (MSOM, ND,
LAc, Naturopathic Physician, Licensed Acupuncturist) are opening
Dragonheart Herbs and Natural Medicine in Village Centre July 1. You may
already know their faces from their performance at the Coaster Theatre. They
will begin preparing their new home next to Bella Espresso this weekend.
Stop by to welcome them.
12. WendyH: City Council is wrestling with the large increase in
garbage/recycling rates proposed by Western Oregon Waste.
13. WendyH: Women Only Weekend is in planning stages. Contact
wendy at theoceanlodge.com
Next Wednesday Morning Meeting – June 6, 2012, Mo’s, 8am. Bring your own
coffee cup. Coffee is provided courtesy of Mo’s.
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Wednesday Morning Meeting (round-table discussion, everyone welcome)
Date: 5/23/2012 8am
Location: Mo’s
Number in attendance: 15
Present: LindaD, CarolHun, DelindaM, LanceM, VianneP, JohnM, SharonV,
BrianO, KathyK, WendyH, StephanieA, PatF, JeneeP, RobinR, GeorgeV
Absent: Everybody else
Notes by George Vetter
Discussion Items:
1. Sandcastle June 8-10
2. Scholarships
3. Beth Willis Concert at History Center Friday
4. 4 Plays, One Night - Astoria
5 SOLV
6. Shred-A-Thon and Recycling of Cell phones
7. Relay for Life July 14-15
8. Tuxedo Rentals in CB
9. Plein Air & More June 22-24
10. George Vetter Portrait Show - Online
11. Summer Tours by NC Land Conservancy
12. Delinda Morgan – Candidate for Congress
13. Chamber Board Elections
14. 4-Room School built in Uganda
Next Wednesday Morning Meeting –May 30, 2012, Mo’s, 8am. Bring your own
coffee cup. Coffee provided courtesy of Mo’s
1. SharonV: Would love to have more plots overall, but this year's 6
masters plots is the most ever. Sandcastle weekend (June 8-10) includes
activities Friday, Saturday and Sunday - Friday night is the Shovel 'n
Buckets Dinner from 6-9pm at Tolovana Inn. $5 ea for spaghetti, chowder or
salad. Saturday 8am-10am American Legion Pancake Feed Legion Post #168.
8am-1pm. Sandcastle Contest On The Beach. 11am (approx) United States Coast
Guard Flyover 12pm (approx). Awards Announcement on The Beach. 3pm-6pm Art
Gallery Walk Downtown and Midtown. 7pm Bonfire On The Beach north of
Haystack at Surfsand Resort. 7:30pm Beckerheads at Coaster Theatre – 50’s &
60’s music. Sunday 8am Fun Run Registration. Visitor Center. 9am C’mon It’s
Summer! Fun Run Downtown/On The Beach. Become a Plot Buddy. 34 already are.
Buddies to be assigned a week before the event. Contact Sharon 436-2623
sharon at cannonbeach.org. www.cbsandcastle.com <http://www.cbsandcastle.com/>
.
2. RobinR: The Clatsop County Assn of Realtors awards three $1000
scholarships to Clatsop County graduating seniors ever year.
3. StephanieA: This Friday May 25 at 730p – Beth Willis & Todd Chantals at
the History Center. $7 Adults. $2 Children.
4. KathyK: Astor Street Opry Company presents 4 plays in one night –
original work from local playwright Keyaho Rohlfs. 129 W Bond St, Astoria
www.astorstreetoprycompany.com. Closed this weekend.
5. JeneeP: Cannon Beach is now partnered with SOLV for year round beach,
parks & trails cleanup.
6. JeneeP: Shred-A-Thon and Recycling of Cell phones. Sponsored by Pacific
Alarm Systems and BBB. June 30, 2012 - 10 am to 2 pm, 3577 Hwy 101 N.,
Gearhart. Donations - Can Food items or Monetary support are welcome to
support the Regional Food Bank the day. Pacific Alarm Systems is also
certified to dispose and recycle low voltage batteries for your convenience
all year around.
7. JeneeP: Relay For Life –July 14 & 15 – Seaside High. Please call Jeneé
to join a team or to donate items for the silent auction. Please e-mail
Jeneé jenee at pacificalarmsystem.com. If you would like to receive the Sept.
2010 to Aug. 2011 Stats (how your donations are used in Clatsop County).
8. GeorgeV: The only tuxedo rentals between Longview WA and Tillamook is
right here in Cannon Beach. El Mundo rented tuxedos starting in 1986 and
when the store closed last year, the tux rental business was preserved.
Weddings are the main tux events this time of year. Call Lo at 503-895-2663
to set up a time to be measured and to pick out a tux. On Facebook – El
Mundo Tuxedos. Prices start at $89.
9. GeorgeV: Plein Air & More is June 22-24. Artists, craftsmen, sculptors,
photographers & more will be on the streets, in the parks and elsewhere
creating. Stephanie at Primary Elements Gallery has 14 artists in town for
the event. Wendy at Ocean Lodge has artists coming to Ocean Lodge twice in
June. Pick up a Plein Air & More poster at George Vetter FotoArt daily from
12-4pm. www.cbgallerygroup.com <http://www.cbgallerygroup.com/> .
10. GeorgeV: A new show is hanging at George Vetter FotoArt, but those who
missed the Spring Unveiling Portrait Show can see it online at
www.cannon-beach.net/photos_gv/portraits/SpringUnveiling2012.
11. VianneP & JohnM: The North Coast Land Conservancy’s Summer Program of
tours are underway. Sign up to assure a spot. More info at
www.nclctrust.org.
12. Delinda Morgan – Candidate for Congress. Delinda and husband Lance
(former Marine officer and helicopter pilot) raised their three sons in the
north end of Yamhill County. The youngest is now in college and Delinda is
ready to be “a work horse for prosperity, jobs and the constitution”. She
has worked running heavy equipment and was VP for a Class A Construction
Company. She stands for small government, less taxes and encourages everyone
to get out there and vote. www.DelindaMorganForCongress.org.
13. CarolHun: Ballots are out for Chamber Board Elections. Five positions
will be voted on. Six names are on the ballot – Jenee Pearce, Troy Crowe,
Sharon Major, Shari Russell, Robin Risley & George Vetter. Ballots must be
in by noon June 18th.
14. PatF: Pat is part of a group that worked with
www.JustLikeMyChildren.com to build a 4-room school in Uganda Africa. She
was one of 20 people who traveled there to see the completed school and
witness the gratitude and pride at the dedication of the school. Half of the
money/resources came from the community.
Next Wednesday Morning Meeting – May 30, 2012, Mo’s, 8am. Bring your own
coffee cup. Coffee is provided courtesy of Mo’s.
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For notes to previous meetings see www.cannon-beach.net/wmm.
George Vetter
Cannon-Beach Net <http://www.cannon-beach.net/>
503-739-1415 or 436-1520
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