[wmm] Reminder: WMM Jan 9, 2013 8am at Pizza a Fetta (upstairs)

Tue Jan 8 17:28:16 CST 2013

Reminder: Tomorrow is Wednesday and the WMM at 8am at Pizza a Fetta
(upstairs). Bring your own coffee cup. Coffee is provided courtesy of Pizza
a Fetta and Bella Espresso. Come a bit early to get your coffee downstairs
at Bella.

Wednesday Morning Meeting (round-table discussion, everyone welcome)

Date: 1/2/2013  8am

Location: Pizza a Fetta

Number in attendance: 12

Present: JeneeP, LindaD, EricJ, WendyH, KathyK, PatF, JasonS, StephanieA,
KeithC, MelodyC, BrianO, GeorgeV    

Absent: Everybody else

 Notes by George Vetter              

Discussion Items:

1.      Nursing Museum Open May thru Sept

2.      Retirement Planning 

3.      RMLS 2012 Real Estate Report  

4.      Concert at History Ctr Jan 4 at 7p

5       Beach Cleanup Report

6.      Concert at Coaster Theater   Jan 4 at 730p

7.      Library Lecture Jan 3 at 7p

8.      Training Day for Police & Rescue at School

9.      Thief hitting hotel rooms 

10.     Counterfeit Bills

11.    Soon to open in Village Centre – Remax Coastal Advantage

Next Wednesday Morning Meeting –Jan 9, 2013, Pizza a Fetta, 8am. Bring your
own coffee cup. Coffee is provided courtesy of Pizza a Fetta and Bella
Espresso. Come a bit early to get your coffee downstairs at Bella

1.  MelodyC: The Maryland house has sold and Melody and husband are moving
to Cannon Beach. The Nursing Museum will be open May – Sept this year with
special events all week during National Nurses Week in May. 

2.   PatF: Besides real estate, Pat has been doing more retirement planning
for people. Contact pada at bmi.net. 

3.   PatF: RMLS 2012 Cannon Beach Home Sales were $31.8M (59 properties of
which 10 were ocean front) – led by Kamali $13.5M (42%), Windermere $9.8M
(31%), Duane Johnson $5.4M (17%) and other $2M (9%) 

4.   JeneeP: World renowned jazz guitarist John Stowell will make third
appearance in Cannon Beach at the Cannon Beach History Center & Museum on
January 4th at 7 p.m. John Stowell has traveled the world performing for
many years, he was the first American Jazz performer to appear in Russia
after the fall of the Iron Curtain and he  continued to sell out
performances there for two decades after.
http://www.cbhistory.org/events-concerts.php.   

5.   JeneeP: Jenee coordinated a SOLVE sponsored beach cleanup Dec 29. 25
people signed up at City Hall and about 35 people in all collected 100
pounds of debris. Visit Solve at www.solv.org  

6.  Tolovana Arts Colony welcomes Mitchell Vines, Martin Hebert, & Carin
Miller Packwood to the Coaster Theatre this Friday, January 4th at 7:30PM.
It promises to be a very lively program for piano, oboe & bassoon, featuring
the wildly virtuosic trio by Francis Poulenc plus works by Vivaldi,
Schumann, and Saint-Saëns.  We are also  fortunate to host local Cannon
Beach guitarist Wes Wahrmund in the foyer when doors open at 7PM.  Enjoy the
preshow, wine bar from the Wine Shack and hosted hors d'oeuvres from
Simplicity of Good Taste until the concert starts.  Meet the Musicians post
concert and toast the evening with complimentary dessert.  A special treat -
works by concert poster artist David Jonathan Marshall will be on view in
the theatre.  Ticket information/reservations call (503) 368-7222 or email
tolovanaartscolony at gmail.com.  Also for sale at Copies & Fax and Coaster
Theatre Box Office.  $20 adults, $15 students/TAC members. Discounted
lodging is available at Surfsand Resort and Land's End Motel for concert
attendees.  Contact Valerie Vines Magee Program Mgr. (503) 368-7222

7.  KeithC: Tomorrow evening Jan 3 at 7pm is the World of Haystack Rock
library lecture, co-sponsored by the Friends of Haystack Rock and the Cannon
Beach Library. This lecture is entitled, "Elk, Salt and ‘a Monstrous Fish'
-- Lewis and Clark's Winter on the Oregon Coast" -- presented by Tom Wilson
(National Park Interpretive Ranger and retired Astoria Elementary School
Teacher), as Captain William Clark. At the library.

8.  JasonS: Jan 21 is MLK day and there is no school. Local police and
rescue will use it as a training day at the school.

9.  JasonS: Someone(s) has been scaling balconies and entering rooms that
are left unlocked to steal valuables. Keep doors locked. Report suspicious
activity to the police dept 503-436-2811. 

10.  JasonS: Keep your eyes open for counterfeit $100 bills. As per Sheri at
Bank of Astoria, you can purchase a counterfeit pen from Staples or Office
Depot.  With the pen, if the bill turns brown you possibly have a counter
fit bill but beware that even if it turns yellow this doesn’t mean that you
don’t have a bleached bill. (This means that a real $10 can be made to look
like a $100) The bill should have a strip going through the bill and have a
wax feeling to the touch.  It should also have a raised print like and
embossment, I always run my finger over the presidents collar.  If you have
a black light it should pick up the fabric strips, the holograms and the
strip.  (Note: the older bills do not have the strip). Most counterfeits
that I have seen are the older $100 and $20.  If you have any question that
a bill maybe fraudulent please do not hesitate to inform your customer to go
to your local bank and have the bill exchanged at that time!

11. GeorgeV: Alaina and Marty Giguiere are opening Remax Coastal Advantage
in Village Centre.  Contact Alaina 503-436-1126 or cell 503-440-3202
www.thealainaadvantage.com. 

Next Wednesday Morning Meeting – Jan 9, 2013, Pizza a Fetta, 8am. Bring your
own coffee cup. Coffee is provided courtesy of Pizza a Fetta and Bella
Espresso. Come a bit early to get your coffee downstairs at Bella.

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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

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