curry coastal pilot dec 4 2010 b section

Saturday, Dec. 4, 2010

BILL SCHLICHTING, FEATURES EDITOR – 541-469-3123 – [email protected] COASTAL

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A fashionable eventKidd Stubb, left photo, Lois Ferguson and Carol Jennie show fashions from CC’s Clothes for Cancer at charity benefit show Thursday.

If you ask Maggie Graham, BillPeck, the approximately 160guests, or any of the models,they’ll all say Thursday’s Sea ViewFashion Show was an entertain-ing success.

Graham was the major plannerbehind the show, Peck was themaster of ceremonies, and themodels were: Carol Jennie, LindaBroderson, Judy Stopley, Lois Fer-guson, Theresa Wentzel, MyrlinChesson, Helen Donahue, Pat Bis-grove and Kidd Stubb.

The “Dress Up for the Holi-days” fashion show, jointly spon-sored by the newly-organized SeaView Residents Council and CC’sClothes for Cancer, included musicby pianist Vivian Titus. The fash-ions ranged from a robe and jam-mies to slinky night-on-the-townstyles, in all sizes.

Many of the garments beingshown were purchased by thosein attendance — some literallyright off the backs of the models.

Part of the entertainment por-tion of the show included hearinga little about the lives of Seaviewresidents.

In spite of some minor technicaldifficulties with the sound season,and the challenges faced by thefood service in serving such alarge crowd, the laughter and ap-plause, plus the “oohs” and “ahs,”indicated that everyone was hav-ing a good time.

There was some confusion asmodels worked their way betweentwo separate parts of the diningarea, but they were careful to stopat every table where a guest in-

dicated a desire for a closer look. Theresa Wentzel, of CC’s

Clothes for Cancer, said shethought it was a great success.

“We sold a number of garmentsand accessories,” she said. Thenshe laughed and added, “And no-body yelled at us for making toomuch noise in the dressing room.”

The day after the show, Gra-ham worked hard to calculate howmuch of the proceeds would bemade available to the residents’council for future activities andto CC’s for aiding those with can-cer.

“We cleared about $790 for thecouncil and $240 for CC’s,” shetold the Pilot.

In addition to the enjoymentand entertainment provided bythe fashion show, Graham said itwas also a wonderful opportunityfor residents to get to know moreabout each other.

“It was an excellent turnout,”she said. “And the main thing is,it was a fun event.”

Bill Peck talks to audience about what money raised will be used for.

CC’s Clothes for Cancer, Sea Viewresidents benefit from fashion show

ABOVE: Helen Donohue shows Santa’s robe.RIGHT: Rick Krager hams it up wearing afur coat before it is modeled.

‘We cleared about$790 for thecouncil and $240for CC’s.’

— Maggie Graham

Pilot story and photosby Marjorie Woodfin

Ken Olsen, a third-gradeteacher at Kalmiopsis Ele-mentary School, was namedteacher of the month for Oc-tober by Daryn Farmer ofState Farm Insurance, in co-operation with other sponsors.

Olsen has been teachingthird grade for seven years —all at Kalmiopsis.

“The kids are the very bestpart,” Olsen said. “They cometo school eager to learn, andthey want to do their best. Itnever feels like a job to mewhen I get to spend all daywith great kids.

“It’s an honor to be nomi-nated by one of your students.It makes you feel like you’redoing a good job when a stu-dent takes time to nominateyou, and it’s so nice to havebusinesses and individuals inour community who take thetime to make this happen.”

Olsen was nominated byhis student Zack Walker.

Every month, a teacherfrom Kalmiopsis ElementarySchool or Azalea MiddleSchool is nominated by a stu-dent and chosen for theaward.

Sponsors — including StateFarm Insurance, Wild RiverPizza, Pepsi, KURY Radio,Dutch Bros., Dr. DouglasWalker of The Eye Center of

Brookings, and BlockbusterVideo — reward outstandingteachers from Kalmiopsis andAzalea Middle School who’vebeen nominated by their stu-dents.

Farmer said he started theaward because he saw howhard teachers work.

“I appreciate what theteachers do for our kids. Thisis a way that we can recognizeand show support for our

teachers,” Farmer said. Olsen’s class gets a pizza

party at Wild River Pizza anddrinks from Pepsi BottlingCo., while Olsen receives two$50 gift certificates — onefrom Farmer and the otherfrom Dr. Walker — to helppay for classroom supplies.Olsen also receives $25 in Cof-fee Cash from Dutch Bros.,while Blockbuster Video is do-nating a $10 gift card to Zack

Walker.A student who wishes to

nomimate a teacher for themonthly award may pick upa ballot at any of these loca-tions: Azalea Middle School li-brary, Kalmiopsis School li-brary, Wild River Pizza, Block-buster Video and KURY radiostation.

Each month, the winningteacher’s name will be drawnfrom the ballots submitted.

Monday, Dec. 6•The Curry County Mac Users

Group will meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m.at Kalmiopsis Elementary School room51, 650 Easy St., Brookings. A pres-entation on iWeb will be given. For in-formation, call 541-813-9017.

•Al-Anon meets at 6:30 p.m. at St.Timothys Episcopal Church, 401 FirSt., Brookings. The group encouragespeople with friends or family memberswhose drinking affects their lives toshare experiences, strengths and hope.For information, call 541-661-2106.

•Tri-Cities Bridge Club plays atnoon at St. Timothy s EpiscopalChurch, 401 Fir St., Brookings. Entryfee is $4 per session. For partnerships,call Dorothy Nixon at 541-469-1901or manager Dottie Ellis at 541-661-1015. Games are also played at noonon Thursdays.

•TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensi-bly) OR1116 meets in the EvergreenFederal Bank conference room, 850Chetco Ave., Brookings. Weigh-in be-gins at 8:30 a.m. with the meeting fol-lowing from 9 to 10. For information,call 541-469-3419.

•Civil Air Patrol meets at 6 p.m.at the airport terminal in Brookings.The organization teaches leadership,aerospace education and emergencyservices to children in sixth through12th grade. Pilots and non-pilots arewelcome to attend meetings. Studentsinterested in joining may contactCharles Kresa for information at 707-218-4529.

•Jazzercise is offered at 7:45 a.m.and 6 p.m. at Brookings-Harbor Chris-tian Church, 777 Fifth St., Brookings.Classes are also offered at 7:45 a.m.and 6 p.m. Wednesdays and at 7:45

a.m. Fridays. For information, call in-structor Jennifer Hanson at 800-FIT-IS-IT (348-4748).

•Boy Scout Troop 32 meets at 7p.m. at Scout Hall, 414 Azalea ParkRoad, Brookings. Members and thoseinterested in Scouting are welcome toattend. For information, call Scoutmas-ter Lee Karlquist at 541-412-8975.

•Traditional Yang-style tai chiclasses are from 5:30 to 7 p.m. atChetco Grange Community Center,97895 Shopping Center Ave., Harbor.For information, call 541-469-3473 or541-661-3593.

•A computer class is offered from10 to 11 a.m. in the Chetco ActivityCenter boardroom, 550 Chetco Lane,Brookings. For information, call 541-469-6822.

•Free meals are served from 11a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Seventh-day Ad-ventist Church, 102 Park Ave., Brook-ings. Donations are welcome. Every-one is invited.

•A meditation class taught byAbby Gail Layton is offered from 10:15to 11:15 a.m. at Visana Yoga Studio,603 Hemlock St., Suite 3C, Brookings.This is an ongoing, drop-in class. Noexperience necessary. Donations ac-cepted. For information, call 541-254-0485.

Tuesday, Dec. 7•The Compassionate Friends

meets from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at ChetcoCommunity Public Library, 405 AlderSt., Brookings. The group providessupport for members of families inwhich one or more children — of anyage, including adulthood — have died.For information, call 541-469-5814.

•The Rotary Club of Brookings-Harbor meets at noon at Sea ViewSenior Living, 98059 Gerlach Lane,Harbor. For information, visit www.dis-trict5110.org/brookings.

•Renegade line dance class forbeginners is from 6 to 7 p.m. followedby classes for intermediate to ad-vanced dancers from 7:15 to 8:30 atShip Ashore Resort, 12370 Highway101, Smith River For information, call707-464-6866.

•Al-Anon Family Group meetsfrom 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at 209 WharfSt., Brookings. The group is a fellow-ship of relatives and friends of alco-holics who meet to share their expe-rience, strength and hope in an effortto solve common problems.

•Mommy and Me meets from 10to 11:30 a.m. at Lighthouse Assemblyof God Church, 15803 Highway 101,Harbor, or at KidTown at Azalea Parkin Brookings. For information call 541-251-2468.

•Quilters gather from 10 a.m. to2 p.m. at the Chetco Activity Center,550 Chetco Lane, Brookings. For in-formation, call 541-469-6822.

•The Del Norte InternationalFolkdancers invites adults who wantto get moving to join the group from7:30 to 9 p.m. at the Del Norte SeniorCenter, 1765 Northcrest Drive, Cres-cent City. No experience or partner isnecessary. There is no charge to par-ticipate. Beginning dances fromaround the world will be taught thefirst 45 minutes, with request dancingafterward. Participants are asked towear comfortable shoes. For informa-tion, call 707-458-3132 or 707-464-9690.

•A free exercise class is offeredby the Chetco Activity Center from 8:30to 9:45 a.m. in the Seventh-day Ad-ventist Church lower level, 102 ParkAve., Brookings. The class also is of-fered from 8:30 to 9:45 a.m. on Thurs-days. The program is open to all agesand ability levels and participants arewelcome to join anytime. For informa-tion, call 541-469-6822.

•Chois Tae Kwon Do Martial Artsoffers classes from 6 to 7 p.m. Classesare also offered on Thursdays. For in-formation and location, call instructorGreg Doan at 541-469-2804.

•Adult tae kwon do classes arefrom 6 to 7 p.m. at South Coast Fit-ness Center in the Brookings-HarborShopping Center in Harbor. For infor-mation, call 541-469-7118. Classesare also from 6 to 7 p.m. Thursdays.

•Tai chi classes are from 10 to 11a.m. at South Coast Fitness Center inthe Brookings-Harbor Shopping Centerin Harbor. For information, call SaunStone at 707-954-9824. Classes arealso from 10 to 11 a.m. Thursdays.

•Traditional Yang-style tai chiclasses are from 8:30 to 10 a.m. atChetco Grange Community Center,97895 Shopping Center Ave., Harbor.For information, call 541-469-3473 or541-661-3593.

•Free meals are served from 11a.m. to 1 p.m. at St. Timothys Epis-copal Church, 401 Fir St., Brookings.Donations are welcome. Everyone isinvited.

•A free health clinic for the unin-sured will be from 1 to 4 p.m. in theSt. Timothys Episcopal Church lowerlevel, 401 Fir St., Brookings. Clientsare seen on a walk-in basis only. Forinformation, call 541-469-3314.

Wednesday, Dec. 8•Curry Democrats will meet for a

reorganization meeting at 6:30 p.m. inthe Curry County Courthouse Annexdownstairs meeting room, 94235Moore St., Gold Beach. All Democratsare invited to attend. For information,call 541-412-DEMS (3367).

•North Coast Gun Owners Asso-ciation will meet at 7 p.m. at TheApple Peddler Restaurant, 308 High-way 101 S., Crescent City. For infor-mation, call 707-954-7695.

•Siskiyou Coast Orchid Club willmeet at noon in the Harbor Water Dis-trict conference room, 98069 W. Ben-ham Lane, Harbor. Guests are wel-come.

Thursday, Dec. 9•Friends of Music will meet at 4

p.m. in the Chetco Community PublicLibrary small conference room, 405Alder St., Brookings. New membersare welcome. For information, call SueGold at 541-469-4243.

Friday, Dec. 10•Stout Mountain Railway Club

presents Holiday Station betweenShop Smart and Pharmacy Expressin the Brookings-Harbor Shopping

Center. Model trains will run arounddecorated buildings to create a winterwonderland display. The venue is openfrom noon to 6 p.m. daily through Dec.24. For information, call Tony Parrishat 541-469-0551.

Saturday, Dec. 11•Sole Pursuits fifth annual Elk

River Salmon Walk will be led by KenFliszar of the Elk River Fish Hatchery.Meet at 8:30 a.m. at Coastal Cardiol-ogy, 412 Alder St., Brookings; 9:15a.m. at Curry General Hospital, 94220Fourth St., Gold Beach; or 10 a.m. atBattle Rock State Wayside in Port Or-ford to carpool.

Announcements•Alcoholics Anonymous has

many meetings from which to choosein Brookings-Harbor and Gold Beach.Locations and times in Brookings-Har-bor may be obtained by phoning 541-469-2440. In Gold Beach, call 541-247-9038 or 541-247-0695.

•Moms In Touch Internationalmeets for prayers weekly. For infor-mation, call Ruth Wilson at 541-469-4798.

•Oasis Shelter Home provides ahaven for women and their children tobe free of domestic violence, sexualabuse and resulting homelessness.Oasis offers a womens peer supportgroup on domestic violence interven-tion from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Call fordates. For assistance, call 541-247-7600 or 800-447-1167.

•South Coast Chapter of theAmerican Council of the Blind nowmeets quarterly at various locations

and times. For a schedule or informa-tion about the group, call Carol Mal-lard, chapter president, at 541-412-3023.

•The Pregnancy Care Center –also known as P.C.C. Connections –of Brookings, located at 344 PacificAve., offers free and confidential preg-nancy tests, education on all pregnan-cy options, parenting classes, babyand maternity items and more. Thecenter is open from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.Tuesday through Thursday. Clientclasses are offered at 2 p.m. Wednes-days. For information about classesor about the center, call 541-469-1846.A 24-hour hotline is available at 800-395-4357.

•CCs Cancer Resource Centeroffers free counseling and resourceoptions daily to women addressingcancer issues. The resource center isinside CCs Upscale Resale ClothingStore in the Brookings-Harbor Shop-ping Center in Harbor. The center isopen from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdaythrough Saturday. The resource centeralso hosts Tea at Ten group meetingsevery Saturday from 10 to 11 a.m. Forinformation, call 541-469-2072.

•Nichiren Buddhist gatherings arescheduled weekly in Brookings. Newintroductions are welcome. For infor-mation, call 541-412-3639.

•The Christian Science ReadingRoom and Bookstore, 429 Pine St.,Brookings, is open from 1 to 3 p.m.Mondays and Wednesdays. The roomcontains products and resources forthe exploration of spiritual healing. Forinformation, call 541-469-2398.

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B-Saturday, Dec. 4, 2010, Curry Coastal Pilot

What’s happening this weekendSaturday, Dec. 4

Nature’s Coastal HolidayNature’s Coastal Holiday will light up Azalea Park

from 5 to 9 p.m. Admission is $1. The annual lightshow will be open nightly through Dec. 24.

Pet photos with SantaCurry County pet owners and their animals can have

a photo taken with Santa Claus from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.at A Wild Bird and Backyard General Store, 1109 ChetcoAve., Brookings. The cost of an 8x10 photo is $15. Aportion of the proceeds benefit the Curry County AnimalShelter and South Coast Humane Society. For infor-mation, call Scott Graves at 541-469-3123.

New Horizons discussionNew Horizons will meet from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Ever-

green Federal Bank conference room, 850 Chetco Ave.,Brookings. The group will study Abraham Hicks’ “Get-ting Into The Vortex: Guided Meditations.”

Shrimp scampi dinnerGold Beach Senior Center will serve a shrimp scampi

dinner to benefit Meals on Wheels. Seatings will be at5, 5:30 and 6 p.m. at the center, 29841 Airport Way,Gold Beach. The cost is $12 for the general public and$10 for Gold Beach Senior Center members. Reserva-tions are required. For information, call 541-247-7506.

Santa arrives at the portSanta Claus will arrive by Coast Guard boat at the

Port of Brookings Harbor boardwalk, and will be avail-able from 4 to 5 p.m. for photos and to hear Christmaswishes.

Art center bazaarA Christmas Bazaar will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

at Manley Art Center, 433 Oak St., Brookings. For in-formation, call 541-469-1807.

Masonic installationSidney Croft Masonic Lodge 206 will have its annual

installation of officers ceremony at 2 p.m. at the MasonicLodge, 416 Azalea Park Road, Brookings. Refreshmentswill follow. The public is welcome.

Star of the Sea bingoBingo is played at Star of the Sea Catholic Church,

820 Old County Road, Brookings. Quarter bingo startsat 11 a.m. and regular bingo, with a $10 buy-in, followsat 1 p.m. Games are played in a non-smoking environ-ment. Lunch and snacks are served.

Bulletin BoardThe Curry Coastal Pilot

welcomes submissions forthe Bulletin Board. Submis-sions should be sent at least10 days before the event tobe announced in two con-secutive issues. For infor-mation, call Bill Schlichtingat (541) 469-3123.

Announcements shouldbe typed or written legiblyand delivered to the Pilot of-fice, 507 Chetco Ave.,Brookings, mailed to P.O.Box 700, Brookings, OR97415, faxed to 469-4679,e-mailed to [email protected], or submitted onlineat http://www.currypilot.com,

Olsen chosen teacher of the month

Kevin Bane, left, Dr. Doug Walker and Daryn Farmer present Kevin Olsena teacher of the month certificate. Zack Walker, front, nominated the teacher.

Submitted photo

The Elks ChristmasBasket Program will becollecting food items from10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today(Dec. 4) in front of FredMeyer and Ray’s FoodPlace in Brookings, andGrocery Outlet and ShopSmart in Harbor.

Helping collect the fooditems for the baskets arethe Marine Corp Leagueat Fred Meyer, VietnamVeterans of America atRay’s Food Place, Brook-ings-Harbor Redshirts atGrocery Outlet, andBrookings Elks at ShopSmart.

The Basket Program isto make sure that allneedy families from Smith

River, Brookings and sur-rounding areas receive abasket to prepare a fullmeal. The baskets containa turkey or ham, stuffing,potatoes, onions, cranber-ries, vegetables and adessert, plus presents forthe whole family providedby Toys for Tots.

The baskets will be de-livered Saturday, Dec.18. Volunteers will bewrapping gifts throughDec. 15 and will start put-ting the baskets togetheron Dec. 16.

For information on vol-unteering call SharonHitzman at 541-412-8968or Brookings Elks Lodgeat 541-469-2169.

Service clubs collectingfood donations today

GOLD BEACH — GoldBeach Senior Center will be of-fering Early Bird Dinners from4:30 to 6 p.m., each Monday,beginning Dec. 13, at 29841

Airport Way, in Gold Beach. Guests can either dine-in for

$7, or take-out for $8.For reservations and menu

call 541-247-7506.

Gold Beach Senior Centerserving dinners on Mondays

TheaterBrookings-Harbor Community

Theater will hold auditions for “TomSawyer, Pirate,” at 10 a.m. Saturday,Dec. 11, at the Harbor Performing ArtsCenter in the Brookings-Harbor Shop-ping Center. The cast will be childrenages 5-12.

Music MP3s, videos, photos and more at

www.coastalgrooves.com.~~~

The Brookings-Harbor HighSchool Concert Choir, Grace Notesand Sea Breeze will perform at 7 p.m.Tuesday, Dec. 7, in the BHHS audito-rium, 625 Pioneer Road, Brookings.Admission is by donation.

~~~The 90-member Chorale from

College of the Redwoods, Del Nortewill present “Joyous Memories of Christ-mas” at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 8, atCrescent Elk Auditorium, 994 G St.,Crescent City. Admission is free.

~~~The Brookings-Harbor High

School String Band and Jazz Bandwill perform at 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec.9, in the BHHS auditorium, 625 PioneerRoad, Brookings. Admission is by do-nation.

~~~Old Time Music Jam will be from

1 to 2:30 p.m. Friday, Dec.10, at Chet-co Activity Center, 550 Chetco Lane,Brookings. Musicians of all ages arewelcome. For information, call 541-469-6787.

~~~Jerry Moffit on keyboards and

Gary Lowdon on sax perform from 6to 9 p.m. Friday, Dec. 10, at NauticalInn, 16850 Highway 101, Smith River.

~~~The DellArte Company of Blue

Lake, Calif., will present its adaptationof the Brothers Grimm classic, “TheMusicians of Bremen,” at 7:30 p.m. Sat-urday, Dec. 11, at the Port Orford Com-munity Center, 419 11th St. Admissionis free, but guests are asked to bringcanned or nonperishable food for thefood bank.

~~~ORCA Singers will presents its

13th annual holiday concert at 3 p.m.Sunday, Dec. 12, at Trinity LutheranChurch, 1200 Easy St., Brookings. Ad-mission is free.

~~~Gil Kirk performs keyboard at Se-

bastians Bar and Grill, 16011 BoatBasin Road, Harbor. Performances arefrom 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday throughThursday and 7 to 10 p.m. Friday andSaturday. For information, call 541-469-6006.

~~~Singing telegrams by Georgia

Blank are being offered to lift spirits atno charge. The telegrams includeChristmas carols, old hymns and mili-tary tributes. To schedule a singingtelegram, call 541-469-5625.

Events A reading of Dickens “A Christ-

mas Carol” will be at 7 p.m. Thursday,Dec. 9, at Gold Beach Books, 29707Ellensburg Ave., Gold Beach. Admis-sion is free. Seating is limited.

~~~The Del Norte High School Madri-

gals will serve a traditional medievalChristmas feast at 6 p.m. Friday, Dec.10, and noon and 6 p.m. Saturday, Dec.11, at Elk Valley Rancheria, 2332 How-land Hill Road, Crescent City. Ticketsare $30 for the evening meal and $25for the noon meal. For information, call707-464-5811.

~~~Dance With Debbie will host its an-

nual holiday dance at 6:30 p.m. Satur-day, Dec. 11, at the Veterans MemorialBuilding, 810 H St., Crescent City.

~~~A reading of Dickens “A Christ-

mas Carol” will be at 7:30 p.m. Satur-day, Dec. 11, and 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec.12, at the Harbor Performing Arts Cen-ter in the Brookings-Harbor ShoppingCenter. Admission is $7 at the door.

~~~The 79th Second Saturday Art

Walk will be from 4 to 7 p.m. offeringart displays, special programs, musicalentertainment and refreshments at ven-ues throughout Brookings.

Art exhibitsA Wild Bird and Backyard Gen-

eral Store, 1109 Chetco Ave., Brook-ings: Cindy Beck, Ron George, RuthStoner and Wendy Hammon. For in-formation, call 541-412-9453.

~~~Art Walk Alley Antiques, 519

Chetco Ave., Brookings: Tony Far-cello, stained glass. For information,call 541-469-4466.

~~~Brian Scott Gallery, 515 Chetco

Ave., Brookings: John Helgeson, dig-ital art, also works by Elio Camacho,Christina Olsen, Elaine Roemen andDale Wells. For information, call 541-412-8687.

~~~Chetco Community Public Li-

brary, 405 Alder St., Brookings:Gallery, “Honoring Our Own,” PelicanBay Arts Association members paint-ings of each other; lobby showcase, “AGingerbread Collection” by Dan Rot-terman. For information, call 541-469-7738.

~~~College of the Redwoods, Del

Norte, 883 W. Washington Blvd.,Crescent City: Sara Broderick, oil andwatercolor paintings, and pencil andink drawings. For information, call LynnDurkee, library technician, at 707-465-2330.

~~~ Creating Lasting Memories, 609

Chetco Ave., Brookings: Alex Fewell,handmade Christmas cards. For infor-mation, call 541-412-7929.

~~~Crescent Harbor Gallery, 140 Ma-

rine Way, Crescent City: Horst Wolf,watercolors. For information, call 707-464-9133.

~~~ Del Norte County Courthouse,

450 H St., Crescent City: Del NorteAssociation for Cultural Awareness(DNACA) 19th annual Juried Multime-dia Exhibition featuring works by BryantAnderson, George Cady, Pete Chasar,Betty Depee, Larry Depee, Mary R.Heflin, Lloyd Kirkpatrick, Wendy D. Mal-one, Tom Moody, Muriel Northrip, Mary-beth Sampson, Carol Schach, MureenWalker and Trude Zmoelnig. For infor-mation, call Del Norte Association forCultural Awareness at 707-464-1336or 707-464-2168.

~~~ Deweys Digs, Curry Coastal Pilot

conference room, 507 Chetco Ave.,Brookings: A display of photographsby contributers to the 2011 Brookings-Harbor Lions Club fundraising calendar.For information, call 541-251-1005.

~~~Evermore Gallery, 330 H St.,

Crescent City:The works of 20 localartists and crafters. For information, call707-465-6000.

~~~ Feather Your Nest, 703 Chetco

Ave., Brookings: Bonnie Tripett, paint-ed ornaments. For information, call 541-469-4300.

~~~Manley Art Center and Gallery,

433 Oak St., Brookings: Bette Sher-bourne, mixed media. The gallerytheme is “Inspirations.” For information,call 541-469-1807.

~~~MoVino Wine Bar, 625 Chetco

Ave., Brookings: Christina Olsen, wa-tercolors. For information, call 541-412-7929.

~~~ Signatures Gallery and JTo

Prints, 656 Chetco Ave., Brookings:Albert Handell of New Mexico, JanKunz of San Francisco, Karon Walstadof Hunting Beach,Calif., Ken Auster ofLaguna Beach, Calif., and DrewStruzan of Pasadena, Calif, and localartists Sandy Bonney, SpencerReynolds, Joe Tonini, Don Rommes,Christina Olsen and Thomas Sheets.For information, call 541-469-1085.

~~~Sweet Pea Confections and Col-

lectibles, 1029 Chetco Ave., Brook-ings: Lillian Sciulli, watercolors. For in-formation, call 541-469-0234.

~~~

South Coast Humane SocietyShelter, 828 Railroad St., Brookings:Nature photography by ReginaRichards. For information, call 541-412-0325.

~~~Words and Pictures, 407 Oak St.,

Brookings: Webfoot Weavers Guild,scarves and other fiber art, and SueJohnson, felt hats. For information, call541-469-7067.

~~~Wrights Custom Frame Shop,

810 Chetco Ave., Brookings: A showby Sara Brodericks art students at

Southwestern Oregon Community Col-lege and College of the Redwoods andJaneen Vicks watercolor class, and“Bruins on Bikes,” a display of motor-cycle-riding bear statues. For informa-tion, call 541-469-7900.

~~~ Live theatrical and musical events,

and art exhibits happening in Curry andDel Norte counties may be sent to BillSchlichting, features editor at the CurryCoastal Pilot, at [email protected] are published in the nextissue following receipt, space permit-ting. For information, call 541-469-3123.

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Hootenanny SingalongHootenanny Singalong meets from noon to 2 p.m.

today (Dec. 4) at the Chetco Activity Center, 550 ChetcoLane, Brookings. All ages, instruments and voices arewelcome. The event is free. For information, call 541-469-6787.

‘Living for Christmas, Living for Love’The Chetco Pelican Players present “Living for

Christmas, Living for Love,” a musical show in thestyle of past Christmas revues, at 7:30 p.m. today (Dec.4) and 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 5, at the Chetco Playhouse,1240 Chetco Ave., Brookings. Performances are 7:30p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundaysthrough Dec. 19. For information, call 541-469-1857.

Orchestra concertsThe Curry-Del Norte Orchestra will perform at 7:30

p.m. today (Dec. 4) at Bethany Lutheran Church, 94190Fifth St., Gold Beach; 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 5, at ElkValley Rancheria, 2332 Howland Hill Road, CrescentCity; and 7:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 6, at Trinity LutheranChurch, 1200 Easy St., Brookings. Admission is $10for adults and free for students.

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Arts Scene

Good friends and neigh-bors, do you realize that 21days from today will themorning of Christmas? Itstartled me too!

However, before we get toofar into December, the ChetcoCommunity Public Librarywishes to thank all those whohelped with our successfulFriends of the Library BookSale last month. Thank youto those who helped set upand those who worked thesale. Thank you to all thosewho donated books and othermaterials. Proceeds from thesale support our popular chil-dren’s activities.

Events for childrenIn regard to December’s ac-

tivities for children, thebiggest event of all will be onWednesday, Dec. 15, whenSanta Claus will come for hisannual special visit to the li-brary from 10 to 11:30 a.m.Parents are, of course, invitedto bring their cameras to getphotos of their children.

The other big event forfamilies will be on Friday, De-cember 17, the annual Christ-mas Stories Night starting at7 p.m. Kids may come in theirjammies and participate instories, songs and snacks andall will have a happy time.Cameras are welcome torecord the memories of thechildren having fun.

December Storytimes thismonth will be on Wednesdaysat 10:30 a.m. as follows: Dec.8 — Sleepytime Tales; Dec.22 — Under the ChristmasTree, and Dec. 29 — NewShoes. Bring the little onesfor an hour of fun and social-izing.

The after-school craftstimes will be at 4 p.m. Tues-days. On Dec. 7, the childrenwill make Christmas orna-ments, and on Dec. 14 theywill make gingerbread hous-es. The programs are for chil-dren in grades one throughsix. No crafts will be offeredon either Dec. 21 or 28.

New fictionAmong new additions to

the fiction collection are:•“Towers of Midnight” by

Robert Jordan and BrandonSanderson. Book 13 of theWheel of Time fantasy series.

•“The Confession” by JohnGrisham. A man who commit-ted a despicable crime but al-lowed another to be sent todeath row in his place nowwants to admit his guilt, butmust convince the authoritieshe’s telling the truth.

•“Indulgence in Death” byNora Roberts, writing as J.D.Robb. Lt. Eve Dallas tangleswith what she fears is a thrillkiller.

•“Moonlight Mile” by Den-nis Lehane. The private de-tective Patrick Kenzie search-es for a runaway teenager

who has never forgiven himfor returning her to her neg-lectful mother years earlier.

•“Squirrel Seek Chip-munk” by David Sedares. Thehumorist looks at human na-ture through stories with an-imals as characters.

•“Safe Haven” by NicholasSparks. The arrival of a mys-terious young woman in asmall North Carolina townraises questions about herpast.

Non-fiction additionsSome new additions to

non-fiction are:•“Life” by Keith Richards.

The Rolling Stones guitarist’srevealing autobiography isalso a portrait of the era whenrock ’n’ roll came of age, withthe music itself as the book’score.

•“Broke” by Glenn Beckand Kevin Balfe. The FoxNews host’s plan for fixingthe country financially seeksto unite Americans aroundthe concept of shared sacri-fice.

•“Earth (The Book)” byJon Stewart and others. A vis-itor’s guide to the humanrace, presented by “The DailyShow.”

•“The Last Boy” by JaneLeavy. A biography of the Yan-kee star Mickey Mantle, whograppled with a wrenchingchildhood and physical in-juries.

•“Pinheads and Patriots”by Bill O’Reilly. The FoxNews commentator scruti-nizes the meaning of changein the era of Obama.

On displayThe display case in the

lobby this month features “AGingerbread Collection” byDan Rotterman, a local well-known and liked schoolteacher. In the gallery, “Hon-oring Our Own” is a show ofportraits of members of thePelican Bay Art Associationpainted by other members ofthe association.

Holiday hoursLibrary holiday hours are

as follows: open 10 a.m. to 2p.m. Christmas Eve, Friday,Dec. 24, and closed ChristmasDay, Saturday, Dec. 25; open10 a.m. to 2 p.m. New Year’sEve, Friday, Dec. 31, andclosed New Year’s Day, Sat-urday, Jan. 1.

The staff and board of di-rectors of the Chetco Commu-nity Public Library wisheveryone a happy holiday sea-son.

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Brookings-Harbor resi-dents will have a chance toshop locally at the ArtisansHoliday Market and FoodDrive from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Saturday, Dec. 11, at SeascapeRegional Center, 98158 W.Benham Lane, Harbor.

Drawings will be everyhour starting at 10 a.m.

Visitors are asked to bringtwo non-perishable food itemsfor the Brookings-HarborCommunity Food Share.

For information call 541-661-3669.

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DEAR PAW’S CORNER:My Pom/Pekingese mix,“Debbie,” really scratchesand bites at her fur a lot, butwhen I inspect her, there areno fleas that I can see — noreven the flea “dust” you de-scribed in a previous column.I bathe her regularly, but itdoesn’t seem to help. Myhusband thinks she scratch-es just to spite us. Do youhave a solution? — DottieK., Irving, N.Y.

DEAR DOTTIE: Debbie’snot scratching to “spite” you;she’s scratching because sheitches. The cause of her itchdoesn’t have to be fleas. Shemay have allergies or dryskin.

Scratching and biting atareas that are bothering hercan make the problemworse, not better, especiallyin the case of dry skin (oreven a skin disease that’s de-veloping, unseen).

The first thing I wouldrecommend is to stopbathing her so frequently, atleast for a while. When youdo bathe her, use a bath soapspecifically made for dogs,and ideally for dogs withsensitive skin. The soap

should be unscented — per-fumes can cause all sorts ofmisery for a dog with dryskin.

You also should take Deb-bie to the veterinarian andhave her checked out notjust for fleas, but any possi-ble allergic reaction, dry skinor skin disease.

Foods can be a culprit inskin problems caused by al-

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Strange But True

Last year during Advent, abad thing happened to myfamily. I think I can talk aboutit now. For a year I shoved itinto a dark hole and refusedto look at it, because it hurtlike dull knives.

I had saved the requisiteseveral hundred dollars forChristmas shopping over a pe-riod of months — quite a featon our income — and we wereon our way, a rare trip withthe whole family, to Portlandwhere we would stayovernight, visit with relativesand shop for the perfectChristmas gifts.

Somehow, even though Inever carry my purse, I endedup leaving it in a gas stationrestroom along the Interstate5.

There is no happy endingto this story. The money wasnever recovered and I spentthe bedraggled, broken tripback home weeping like an in-

sane woman in the back seatof the mini-van. I have rarelybeen so angry at myself.

There is however a very joy-ful ending to this story. Atsome point my middle daugh-ter, Gemma said, “Mom, whathave you always said Christ-mas is all about?” She wasright, but it was so hard rightthen to accept.

Readers of this column willrecall that I usually write ananti-materialism rant aboutthis time of the year. Well, thisis all very fine to espousewhen the means to materialgoods are there. Having it allcompletely and irrevocably

stripped away put us to thetest, and my beloved childrenand husband scored muchhigher than I.

God eternal, all-powerful,all-knowing, all-present, purelove, immeasurable in allquantities, chose to become acompletely helpless infant,shivering on a bed of straw be-cause somehow His becominglike me would raise me up tohim, and I find it rather stun-ning that someone who be-lieves this could even blinkwhen the packages are takenaway. No wonder we Chris-tians have trouble convincingthe atheists.

St. Augustine said of God,“My heart is restless until itrests in you.” When our hap-piness is connected to things,we will forever be aching forsomething more.

Joy is different from hap-piness. Joy is knowing thatGod is in love with the humanrace. It does not depend onhaving lots of things, or moneyor power or friends or health.It depends on knowing whoyou are in God’s eyes — eter-nally important, just little you.

There is no true joy outsideof knowing God. Many peoplewant to know God on theirown terms — God you aregreat, but stay over thereplease, or God you are greatbut gimme the goodies now.

My youngest remarked ran-domly one day, “I wish I couldbe a fish eaten by God.” Shegets it. This intense desire forGod, to be completely con-sumed by God, is written onevery person’s heart. To fillthat God shaped hole withanything but a pure abandon-ment to the love of God, is tobe forever — wanting.

~~~Valerie Cowan is director of

religious education and youthleader for Star of the SeaCatholic Church, 820 OldCounty Road, Brookings. Forinformation about services, call541-469-2313.

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•Fifth grade winter concert,6:30 p.m. in the gym.

Friday, Dec. 17•All Sing, 10 a.m. in the

gym, public is welcome.Announcements

•No school — Winter Break,Dec. 20-31.

AzaleaTuesday, Dec. 7

•Knowledge Bowl teammeets, 3:30 p.m.

Wednesday, Dec. 15•Knowledge Bowl tourna-

ment at Coos Bay.Thursday, Dec. 16

•Winter concert, 6 p.m.Announcements

•No school — Winter Break,Dec. 20-31.

BHHSTuesday, Dec. 7

•Winter choir concert, 7p.m. in the auditorium.

•Senior portraits for the2010-11 yearbook due today,room 406.

•Anime Club meets from11:55 a.m. to 12:25 p.m. inroom 207.

•Swing Club meets from11:55 a.m. to 12:25 in the au-ditorium.

•Break-dance Club meets3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. in room 404.

Thursday, Dec. 9•Winter wind ensemble and

jazz band concert, 7 p.m., au-ditorium.

Friday, Dec. 10•Heriff Jones graduation

vestment and accessory orders,11:55 a.m. to 12:25 p.m. in thecafeteria. Order deadline fordiscount prices is Dec. 15.

Tuesday, Dec. 14•College 101 at South-

western Oregon CommunityCollege.

Thursday, Dec. 16•Senior Presentations.

Announcements•No school — Winter Break,

Dec. 20-31.University visits

•Oregon State University,9 a.m. Monday, Dec. 6, in thelibrary.

•Western Oregon Univer-sity, 8 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 7, inthe library.

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ORCA Singers, sponsoredby Southwestern OregonCommunity College, invitethe public to its 13th annualholiday concert at 3 p.m. Sun-day, Dec. 12, at TrinityLutheran Church, 1200 EasySt., Brookings.

The concert has become aholiday tradition for manywho live along the SouthernOregon Coast.

“We’ve made a change thisyear,” said ORCA DirectorCharlotte Heatherly. “Wehave moved our concert fromSaturday night to Sunday af-ternoon. We are hoping thatit will allow people who don’twant to drive after dark anopportunity to attend.

“And we should finish upjust in time for people to per-haps go out into the commu-nity and have dinner at oneof our fine eateries. We wantit to be a festive, holiday cel-ebration.”

The program this year willinclude some old favorites,like “Silent Night” and “OHoly Night” as well as somenew numbers, like a jazzyversion of “Snowfall.”

“Themes this year seem tobe food and snow,” saidHeatherly. “It’s appropriate,don’t you think? Holidays al-ways bring out special recipesand those once-a-year dishes.I want our audience to comeand reminisce about all theChristmases they’ve seen andenjoyed.

“If our music can spark amemory, then we haveachieved part of our mission.What I really would like to

do is to get people in such aholiday mood that they gohome, call relatives andfriends and ask ‘rememberwhen…’ ”

Audience members are in-vited to enjoy holiday refresh-ments with members of thegroup after the concert. As al-ways, this concert is free tothe public.

PORT ORFORD — TheDell’Arte Company of BlueLake, Calif., brings its adap-tation of the BrothersGrimm classic, “The Musi-cians of Bremen,” to Port Or-ford, Saturday, Dec. 11.

The free show will be at7:30 p.m. at the Port OrfordCommunity Center, 419 11thSt. Those who attend areasked to bring canned foodand nonperishables for thelocal food banks.

The performance willbring to life a Grimm broth-ers’ tale about Donkey, Cat,Rooster and Dog. Cast out ofthe farm that was theirhome, the foursome hit theroad to the big city. Along theway, they encounter oppor-tunities for fame and fortune,outsmart robbers and finallyfind the home they seek.

Beginning the day afterThanksgiving, Dell’Artetakes the play for a three-week tour through NorthernCalifornia and SouthernOregon.

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Brookings-HarborChristian Church777 Fifth Street, Brookings

Sunday AM Service: 10:00 a.m.Weekly Communion

Small Group Ministries541-469-2531

Pastor Lance Knauss

Living WatersLiving WatersFoursquare ChurchFoursquare Church

1136 Fifield Street, BrookingsSunday Morning Worship: 10:30 a.m.Wed. Kid’s Club: 7:00 p.m.Wed. Adult Bible Study: 7:00 p.m.Thurs. Youth Group: 7:00 p.m.

Phone 541-469-5757www.livingwatersfoursquare.com

Christian CommunityChurch

16063 Driftwood Lane, HarborSunday Morning Fellowship: 10:00 a.m.Sunday Morning Worship: 10:30 a.m.Wednesday Eve. Bible Study: 7:00 p.m.

Pastor Carl Smith541-659-9352

St. Timothy's Episcopal ChurchFir Street at Old County Road, Brookings

Sunday Adult Classes: 9 a.m.Sunday School: 9 a.m.Sunday Service: 10 a.m.Wednesday Bible Study: 11 a.m.Wednesday Holy Eucharist with

healing service: 12 noonThe Reverend Bernie Lindleywww.sttimothyepiscopal.org

541-469-3314

Grace Bible Church302 North Hazel, Brookings

Sunday School Hour: 9:30 a.m.Sunday Morning Worship: 11 a.m.Sunday Evening Service: 7 p.m.Wednesday Prayer Meeting: 7 p.m.Thursday Bible Class: 11 a.m.

Wil S. Winter, Pastor • 541-469-3724

Christian Science ChurchNorth Alder at Pine Street, Brookings

Sunday Service: 11 a.m.Sunday School: 11 a.m.

Wednesday Testimony Meeting:6:00 p.m.

Reading Room:Mondays & Wednesdays:1-3 p.m.541-469-2398 or 541-469-3333

Church of Christ17222 Passley Road, Brookings

Sunday Morning Bible Study: 10 a.m.Sunday Morning

Worship Assembly: 11:20 a.m.Wednesday Bible Class: 7:00 p.m.

Evangelist, Michael Wilk541-469-6453 or 541-469-0191

Seventh DayAdventist Church102 Park Ave., BrookingsSabbath School: 9:30 a.m.

Worship Service: 11:00 a.m.Bible Study

Wednesday evenings: 7:00 p.m.Pastor Jose Galvez

541-469-3030

BrookingsChristian Fellowship

18881 Cornett Road (off Cape Ferrelo)Brookings

Phone: 541-412-7104Pastor: Mike Whitman

Meeting Times:Sunday: 10:30ish

Wednesday Evenings: 7:00 p.m.We are a Calvary Chapel Fellowship

A Positive AlternativeHome of the “Daily Word.”Sunday Service: 11 a.m.

Masonic Lodge416 Azalea Park Road, Brookings

541-661-0889www.unitybrookings.org

Sunday School ................9:30 a.m.Sunday Worship ...........10:30 a.m.Sunday MPACT Girls Club/Royal

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Sunday Small Groups.....6:00 p.m.Tuesday Youth Group .....7:00 p.m.Wednesday Small Groups 6:30 p.m.

James Schultz, Pastor • 541-469-3458Bethel Baptist Church

Fundamental Independent409 Hillside Ave. Unit C, Brookings

541-412-8180 ~ Pastor Ron Robertsonwww.bethelbaptistministries.com

Sunday School: 10:00 a.m.Sunday Morning Preaching: 11:00 a.m.Sunday Evening Preaching: 6:00 p.m.Wednesday Bible Study: 7:00 p.m.

“Looking for an exciting Bible-Preaching Church?We may be just what you’re looking for!”

Safe HarborChristian Fellowship

Call for meeting location

BrookingsPresbyterian Church

Pacific Avenue at Oak StreetAdult Bible Study: 9:00 a.m.Children’s Sunday School: 10:00 a.m.Worship: 10:00 a.m.Fellowship Hour after Sunday Worship

Nursery Care AvailablePastor David Hunter • 541-469-3725

www.brookingspres.com

Trinity Lutheran Church1200 Easy St., Brookings

Holy Communion first Sundayof each month.

Dr. Gordon Myrah, PastorPhone 541-469-3411

tlc.brookingsoregon.org

Sunday Bible School: 9 a.m.Sunday Worship Service: 10 a.m.

Dominic G. PetrucelliPastor

541-469-4523

Grace EvangelicalLutheran

Meridian & Cooper St., Crescent CityChurch: 707-464-4712

Preschool: 707-464-7604Early Sunday Worship: 8:30 a.m.

Sunday School: 9:45 a.m.Sunday Contemporary Worship: 11 a.m.

Childcare Provided

First BaptistCommunity Church

607 Pacific Ave., BrookingsSunday School: 9:30 a.m.

Sunday Worship: 11:00 a.m.Thursday Potluck: 6:00 p.m.

Thursday Evening Bible Study 6:30 p.m.Awana Clubs: Wed. 6 p.m. (Sept -May)

Grades Pre-K-12th: Wed. 6:00 p.m.Dr. Ken Whitted • 541-469-2014

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15786 Hwy. 101 S., Harbor541-469-7011 • Nursery Available

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Worship: 11:00 am

Teaching the salvation of Jesus Christ

Sunday School: 9 a.m.Worship Service: 10 a.m.

Smith River United Methodist

121 Beckstead(corner of 1st & Beckstead)

Sunday School: 9:45 a.m.Sunday Worship: 11:00 a.m.Bible Study-Saturday: 1:00 p.m.(at church)

Pastor Stephen Pudinski707-487-0682 • UMC 707-487-3301

The Rock FellowshipChurch

New Non-Denominational Churchserving Brookings to Gold Beach

Meeting at the Friendship Hallin Pistol River

Sunday Service ~ 10 a.m.Pastors Dave & Deby Levendusky

541-698-0168

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Sunday Mass: 8 a.m. & 11 a.m.Saturday Mass: 8 a.m. & 5:30 p.m.Daily Mass: 8 a.m.

Confession offeredbefore weekend masses

CalvaryAssembly of God Church

518 Fir Street, Brookings Sunday School (all ages): 9:30 a.m.Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m.Wednesday Evening Bible Study: 6:00 p.m.

541-469-2631www.calvaryagbrookings.org

Adrian Van Aswegen, Pastor Johnie Watterson, Youth Pastor

For all other schedules please contact ourchurch office or visit our website.

1600 Chetco Ave. (Hwy. 101 N.)541-469-2571

www.brookingsnaz.orgSunday School - 9:45 a.m.AM Worship - 8:30 - 11:00 a.m.PM Worship - 5:30 p.m.Bible Study - Wed. 7:00 p.m.Jr. High Youth - Wed. 6:30-8:30 p.m.Sr. High Youth - Thurs. 6:30-8:00 p.m.

Smith River Baptist ChurchCorner of Highland & Hwy. 101

707-487-5275 ~ Pastor Steve AlexanderSunday School (All Ages): 9:30 a.m.Worship Service: 10:30 a.m.Junior Church: 10:30 a.m.

Nursery Provided All ServicesSr. High Youth: Sun. 5:00 p.m.Jr. High, Youth: Wed. 6:30Kid’s JAM (2nd-5th) Wed. 6:30-7:30Adult Bible Study: Wed. 6:45 p.m.


‘Musicians of Bremen’ set in Port Orford

The Dell’Arte Company will perform “The Musicians of Bremen.”Submitted photo

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Rickie Birran will bring his reading version of“A Christmas Carol” to life at two Curry venues.

Eugene-based Rickie Bir-ran, also known as SirReadAlot, will be coming toCurry County to presentthree performances of “At theStroke of One: A DramaticRecitation of Dickens’ PublicReading Version of A Christ-mas Carol.”

Performances will be at 7p.m. Thursday, Dec. 9, atGold Beach Books, 29707 El-lensburg Ave., Gold Beach,and at Harbor PerformingArts Center in the Brookings-Harbor Shopping Center inHarbor at 7:30 p.m. Saturday,Dec. 11, and 2 p.m. Sunday,Dec. 12. Admission to theGold Beach show is free. Ad-mission to the shows in Har-bor is $7.

Sir ReadAlot combines thearts of acting and storytellingwith the discipline of oral in-terpretation to bring readingand literature to life. He pres-

ents the tragical, the comicaland the fantastical of classicliterature.

Since 1976, Birran hasused the dramatic arts to en-courage, enlighten, and en-tertain as a missionary andyouth worker, professionalstoryteller, teacher, audiobook narrator and voice-overartist.

Part of his objective forthis show is to return atten-tion to the source material ofso many adaptations in film,plays and musicals.

“I hope that my show willinspire families to make read-ing ‘A Christmas Carol’ partof their Christmas tradi-tions,” Birran said.

For information, call DoriBlodgett at 541-661-2473 orGold Beach Books at 541-247-2495. Information about theshow is available at www.sir-readalot.com.

Sir ReadAlot bringsDickens classic to Curry County venues ORCA sets concert Dec. 12

Auditions for “TomSawyer, Pirate,” will be at 10a.m. Saturday, Dec. 11, at theHarbor Performing Arts Cen-ter in the Brookings-HarborShopping Center.

The cast will be childrenages 5-12. Director Dori Blod-gett will ask the youth to re-cite a poem and read from thescript. Older youth will be in-vited to help with lights andsound, costume and make-up,and backstage management.

Parts for boys include Dr.Robinson, Sid Sawyer, MuffPotter, Tom Sawyer, Joe

Harper, Injun Joe, BenRogers, Huckleberry Finn, Al-fred Temple, ReverendSprague, Sheriff Jones, JudgeThatcher, Walter Potter andmale townsfolk.

Parts for girls includeWidow Douglas, Aunt Polly,Mrs. Harper, Mary Rogers,Becky Thatcher, GracieMiller, Amy Lawrence, Mrs.Thatcher and others.

Show dates will be 7 p.m.Fridays, Jan. 14 and 21, and2 p.m. Saturdays, Jan. 15 and22. There will be no Sundayshows.

Theater holds auditions for children’s play

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17744 Hwy 101 #304 2bd/2ba, Ocean Front Condo . .#10069956 $339,900590 S. Bank Chetco Rd., 2bd/2ba on 5.21 ac, riverfront prpty .#10055903 $415,000225 Schooner Bay, Oceanfront, 3bd/2ba, gated . . . . .#9067631 $549,900845 Chetco Pt. Terrace, .51 ac., oceanfront . .#6104651 $625,00017400 W. Ocean Dr., OF, Lg. deck, 2 frpl, prv. sandy bch #10012187 $1,350,000Ocean Front Villa, 5bd/4ba, w/Tahitian pool rm, REO . . .#10079014 $1,700,0001565 Beach, Private, Spectacular Ocean Front . . . . . . . .#10034935 Call!

813 Brookhaven Dr. #B, 2bd/2ba, Condo, 55+ A Must See .#10041246 $90,00097917 Court St., 3bd/1.5ba, Cottage style home, REO . . .#10079142 $130,0001542 Seacrest Ln, 2bd/2ba Townhome, Close to beach . .#10034750 $134,900815 Old County Rd. #7, Condo, 2bd/2ba,+Bonus . .#10084690 $142,000815 Old County Rd. #10, 2bd/2.5ba, Carefree living w/1,500 sf .#10042522 $144,900815 Old County Rd. #16, 3bd/2.5ba, Newer Condo+garage . .#10071918 $149,900629 Old County Rd., 3bd, sunroom, detatched garage . . .#10079027 $158,000314 Spruce Dr., 2bd/2ba, Remodeled, Great Starter home . .#10061146 $164,900819 Easy St. #4, 3bd/2.5ba, corner unit, lrg master . . . . . . . . .#9078777 $169,000801 Brookhaven Dr., 2bd/2ba, Condo, 1,372 sf., 55+ . .#8090245 $169,500209 N. Bank Chetco Rd., Large 3,072 sf home w/great river views #10063562 $174,900320 Railroad St., Totally remodeled, Great Starter Home .#10013321 $175,00097872 Bathiany Ln., 2bd/2ba . . . . . . . . . . . . .#8056637 $175,00016971 Parkview Dr., 2bd/1ba, Cute, Cozy Getaway . . .#10075130 $179,500452 Mendy St., 3bd/1ba, adorable, remodeled & cute . . .#10003465 $185,000830 Midland Way 3bd/2ba, 3 decks, bonus rooms . . . . . . .#10038546 SOLD1238 Collis Ln., 2bd/2ba, 1,546 sq., Bungalow, OV . . . . . .#10028420 $189,0001455 Seacrest Ln. #4, 2bd/2ba, Furnished Condo . . . . . . .#10061576 $199,90094370 Berry Rd., G.B., 1bd/1ba +Den . . . . . .#9047271 $199,9001332 Heather Ln., 3bd/2ba, Ocean views . . . . . . . . . . . . . .#10038846 $209,900806 Fawn Dr., 2bd/2ba, RV parking, hookups & RV cover . .#9073571 $212,000308 Spruce Dr., 2bd/2ba, great starter home, corner lot . .#10051029 $215,000*17330 Zia Ct., Spacious 3bd/2ba, tile in kitchen & bath . .#10089754 $229,500*16052 Carson Ln., 2 bd/1ba + 1bd cabin, country feel . . .#10080933 $239,000883 Brookhaven Dr., 3bd/2ba, 1,775 sf. Gated 55+ . . . . . .#10048541 $239,90099866 Donna Ln., 2bd/2.5ba, 1,232 sf, Log home on 1 ac . . .#10058764 $245,000*916 Easy St., 3bd/2ba, super nice w/grape & fruit trees . .#10091009 $249,000417 Railroad St., 1bd/1.5ba+bonus rm, in park-like setting .#10064424 $249,00015931 Short Way, 4bd/1ba, 1,854 sq. ft. w/2-story shop .#10080287 $249,9001335 Heather Ln., 4bd/3ba, 2,445 sq. ft. home, Great OV . . .#10001971 $250,00016181 W. Hoffeldt Ln., 2,082 sq. ft. Custom-Built Home .#10063875 SOLD1370 Glenwood, 2bd/2ba, Sunroom, Built in 2001 . . . . . . .#10031743 $259,500Fishing Chalet on Chetco River, 3bd/2ba, Private River Access .#10074763 $259,5001213 Easy St., 3,105 sf. 2-family set-up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .#10019241 $269,000819 Paradise Ln., Ocean View, 3bd/3ba, Sunroom .#10081112 $274,5006758 Jasmine Ct., 3bd/2ba on cul-de-sac . . . .#8081339 $278,00096060 Sundown, 4bd/3ba, Country home, garage & shop .#9050852 $279,9001305 English Ct., 4bd/3ba, 2-family set-up, 2,488 sf. hm . .#10052718 $299,00015780 Pelican Bay Dr., 3bd/3ba, w/Apt. or workshop . . . . . . .#10068792 $299,0006804 Magnolia Ct., custom built home . . . . . .#6088388 $299,900*1303 Moore St. #103, 2bd/2ba oceanfront, corner unit . . .#10090642 $305,000705 Fifth St., Large home, .24 acre, 3 car garage . . . . .#10048318 $339,9001055 Marina Hgts Loop, 3bd/2ba, 2,988 sq.ft., OV, Fannie Mae . . .#10075289 $348,90096605 W. Harris Hgts., 2bd/2ba, OV, RV gar w/hookups . . . . .#10039747 $349,000913 Third St., 3bd/2ba+Family room, beautiful! . . . . . .#10048383 $349,9001020 Brooke Ln., 2bd+den, .23 acre w/OV . . . . . . . .#10059260 $350,000917 Helen Ln., 3bd/3ba, Office + Hobby room .#10064563 $354,00017529 Longacre Lp. 3bd/1ba, 7.5 acres, great potential . . . .#8071780 $360,000

885 Joshua Ct., Elegant 3bd/2ba, Fam Rm . .#9006056 $369,0001304 English Ct. 3bd/2.5ba, OV, Live-in or Rental Income . . . .#10067789 $375,000282 Allen Ln., Custom 3bd/2ba, near beach . . . . . . . . . .#10057722 $375,00019056 Pacific Crest Dr., 3bd/2.5ba, 4 garages, A must see! . . .#10039831 $375,00095820 Sundown Dr., OV Home & Guest House on 3 ac, cute .#10056429 $379,0001314 Hampton Rd., 3bd/2.5ba, bonus room, office/den . .#10036898 $380,000910 Easy St., Home w/guest qtrs, huge RV garage on .31 lot . .#10079841 $399,000985 Brooke, Custom 3bd/2ba, Charming . . . . . . . . . . .#10068464 $399,00097637 Marina Hgts Loop, 3bd/2.5ba, beautiful, well maintained .#10055580 $400,00016762 Thompson Rd. 3bd/2.5ba,+bns rms, River views . .#10083697 $425,0006884 Pacific Terrace, Expan OV, newer/custom 3bd/2.5ba+den . . .#10069611 $449,90017330 Mountain Dr., 3bd/2ba, River & OV, Beautiful 3+ ac . .#10059193 $450,000607 Meadow Ln., 4bd/3ba, 3,960 sf, Custom, w/RV gar, w/220V .#10027086 $469,90095739 House Rock Rd, 2bd/2ba+office, OV on 11 acres . .#10076007 $475,000204 Schooner Bay Dr., 3bd/2ba, OV, Deeded Beach Access . .#10038651 $479,00015698 Pelican Bay Dr., OV, 4bd/3ba on .5 ac . . . . . .#10046301 $489,00017495 Longacre Lp. 2bd/2ba, 9 acres great location . .#8072126 $490,00015629 Pedrioli Dr., Classy & Elegant 5bd/3.1ba, 4,184 sf. REO .#10078765 $500,00017316 Holmes Dr., Fabulous OV, 3bd/2ba+ fam rm . . . . .#10037621 $587,00095445 W. Huckleberry Rg., 2bd/1.5ba, 8.35 ac, w/OV #9057933 $674,90095835 Cape Ferrelo Rd., 4bd/3ba, 6+ac, Private . .#9035951 $699,00017780 Lewis Creek Rd., 2bd/1.5ba, riverfront .#7102086 $840,00015646 Seaside Ct., Custom 4bd/2ba+expansive OV . .#9046731 $895,00019895 Carpenterville Rd., 105 acres w/OV & 3 homes . . .#10028463 $925,000346 Winchuck River Rd., Golfer or Movie buff, 5,582 sf home has it all .#10063977 $1,049,000837 Chetco Pt. Tr., Gorgeous Custom Home, 180 OV, 3bd/3ba . .#10046260 $1,350,000

15979 Bayview Dr., .28 ac, 2bd/2.5ba, near Port . . . . .#10047477 $142,00014747 Sandpiper Pl., 3bd/2ba, fixer, deeded beach access #10008864 $155,00016631 Foster Rd., 3bd/2ba, 1.48 ac, w/River view, REO . .#10079280 $175,00018733 Cornett Rd., 2bd/1ba, 2.25 ac, private, fruit trees, OV .#9076901 $199,00095839 Martin Ranch Rd., 2bd/2ba, 2 ac, county setting w/OV . .#9078342 $199,000726 Third St., 3bd/2ba, Private setting, 1,920 sf., .5 acre .#10030108 $208,00014759 Oceanview Dr. 2bd/2ba Deeded Beach Access #10027467 $214,00096485 Duley Creek, 3bd/2ba, 3.35ac, deck, hot tub #10027594 $215,00097032 Dodge Ave., 3bd/2ba, 1 acre, fruit trees, RV parking . . .#10039973 PENDING14733 Sandpiper Pl., 2bd/2ba, Clean & cute, walk to beach #10063886 $225,000402 Smith Dr., 2bd/2ba, RV gar, hot tub, deeded bch access .#8078723 $239,90019206 Carpenterville Rd. 3bd/2ba on 1.05 ac. OV, A Must See! . . .#10067738 $245,00016600 Foster Rd., 3bd/2ba, 2 wtr, ser & pwr meters . .#9005193 $259,00018735 Cornett Rd., 3bd/2ba, OV, w/2bd separate apt . . . . .#10071922 $295,00015549 S. Hwy 101, 2 mobiles, huge shop, 1.06 acres. . .#9086042 $299,00018705 Olympia, 2bd/2ba, 5 acres, OV . . . . . . . . . . . . .#9081295 $299,00096825 Swede Ln., 3bd/2ba, 4.96 ac OV, w/golf course . . .#10024402 $389,900*98290 Tuttle Ln. 3bd/2ba, Estate, Stunning OV, 2.41 ac . .#10032682 $525,00096520 Ostenberg Rd. 3bd/2ba, 80 acres of park like setting . .#10065273 $850,00096520 Ostenberg Rd. 3bd/2ba, 160 acres, Ocean & Mntn views . .#10065503 $1,500,000

15577 Hwy 101 S. #G2, 39’ RV Park Trailer, OV . .#10027655 SOLD16117 Hwy 101 #7, 1bd/1ba, cute & clean, OV peeks .#10058682 $33,00098825 Pleasant Hil Dr. 2bd/2ba, w/add-on, 55+ park . . . . . . . .#10066564 $35,00015505 Oceanview Dr. #26, 2bd/2ba, 55+ park . . . .#9075860 $35,00015889 Sunset Strip #26, 2 bd/2ba, w/sunroom . .#10086036 $37,50096465 Coverdell Rd. 2bd/2ba, well kept home, w/shed . .#10083818 $38,50015889 Sunset Strip #47, 2bd/2ba, clean/quiet, corner lot, 55+ . .#9074871 $40,00097940 W. Benham Ln. #12, 3bd/2ba, attchd garage & prkg, 55+ . .#10004748 $59,90097940 W. Benham Ln. #4, 2bd/2ba, +den or office, Great 55+ park #10062989 $67,50016063 Driftwood Ln., #35, 1,512 sq. ft., close to Ocean, 55+ .#10037572 $72,00015889 Sunset Strip #4, 3bd/2ba, nice 55+ park . . .#8019229 $73,00097748 N. Bank Chetco Rd. #13, 1bd/1ba+loft, w/hot tub, REO . .#10079241 $75,00097748 N. Bank Chetco Rd. #15, 1bd/1ba+loft, w/hot tub, REO . .#10079256 $75,00019921 Whaleshead Rd. #C14, 1bd/1ba, get-away, very nice #10057720 $84,90097748 N. Bank Chetco Rd., 1bd/1.5ba w/loft, hot tub #10080408 $86,00019921 Whaleshead Rd. #OV10, Ocean Views, fully furnished .#10043406 $112,50096465 Coverdell #4, 2004, 2bd/2ba+den . . . . . . . .#9064102 $115,90015889 Sunset Strip #23 NEW! 2bd/2ba . . . . .#9063586 $119,500

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Fern Hannaford recentlycelebrated her 100th birth-day at the Ashland home ofher daughter and son-in-law,Signa and Jay Fischer.

The Fischers, whom Han-naford has lived with for thelast 10 years, recently movedfrom Harbor to Ashland.Twenty-four friends and fam-ily members, including herother daughter, Betty Flickof Cosmopolis, Wash., cele-brated the milestone.

Hannaford had threebirthday cakes: a chocolatecake with raspberry fillingand cream cheese frostingfrom the Fischers; her fa-vorite Kentucky bourbonfruitcake from granddaugh-ter Sharon Kanna of Brook-ings, and a deluxe chocolatecake from another grand-daughter, Dina Riepe of PortTownsend, Wash.

Hannaford was born Nov.19, 1910, in Medford andlived most of her childhoodin Reece Creek. When shewas 19, she married a Navyman, Ed Hannaford, in Med-

ford and subsequently livedmany places, includingWashington, Texas, Virginiaand China. But she livedmost of her life in Washing-ton and Oregon. She and Edlater divorced and she neverremarried.

When she was 25, she andher 1-year-old daughterSigna (Fischer) took a slowboat to China to be with herhusband who was stationedin Shanghai. Fischer saidwhen the Japanese attackedShanghai in 1937, they werekilling all the civilians.

“All the U.S. dependentswere evacuated out of thereonto Navy ships. Two miser-able weeks on the ship I wasseasick. I was 3; I rememberit very well,” Fischer said.

Hannaford said they werea little ways from Shanghaiso she wasn’t afraid. “But wewere glad to be getting outof there, I’ll tell you that.”

One thing Hannaford re-members vividly happenedafter the dependents hadbeen sent to a town up thecoast before they wereshipped out.

“There was bombing allover,” she said, “and I lookedup and saw this bomb, andit was just floating down,and then there was this bigeruption. There was no noiseat all, it was so far away.

“Next thing we knew, wewere on our way to good ole’America,” she said.

When asked how it felt toreach American soil, Han-naford said, “Wonderful! Ab-solutely. Best part of my life.”

She held several differentjobs over the years, but herfavorite was working as acook in a hospital in Shelton,Wash., for about 25 years,until she retired at 73.

Her family agrees she’s awonderful cook. She remem-bers making everything fromscratch: no instant mashedpotatoes, no frozen breadedfish, no canned pie filling.

She recalled the time sheknew a doctor who loved herpeanut butter pies, and howshe made one just for him.

“He and the women whoworked with him came downto the kitchen to thank mefor that, and he kissed meon the cheek,” Hannafordsaid.

Hannaford loved to knit,and made many afghans forfamily members and vestsfor her granddaughter,Sharon Kanna.

“It was a nice thing to do,just sit and knit away,” Han-naford said. She also madecolorful wool braided rugs.Kanna said she still uses oneher grandmother madeabout 40 years ago.

Hannaford’s favorite,among the many inventionsthat came into being duringher lifetime, is the car.

“They’re absolutely unbe-lievable — what a changefrom a horse and a buggyand a wagon,” she said. “Werode horses to school, andhere they have buses to pick

children up for school.”She remembered an inci-

dent from her childhoodwhen she and her olderbrother, Merle, rode theirhorse to school.

“The horse bucked mybrother and me off,” she said.“The horse came home alone;my dad came looking for us.”

She recalled the first carowned by her father, WilberJack, a 1920 Ford.

“When you needed to turnon the windshield wiper, youhad to do it yourself (manu-ally).”

When asked what shethinks about living to 100,she said,

“I’m just amazed, that’show I feel. I can’t imagine itreally happened. I certainlynever wanted to live to be100. Hah! 100 years old!”

She has no idea what shedid to live that long. But hergranddaughter, SharonKanna, said she eats prettywell.

“Until recently,” Kannasaid, “she cooked her ownoatmeal, and she eats it mostevery morning. She eats cot-tage cheese, prunes andother fruit. She faithfullysprinkles flax seed on herfood.”

Also, Kanna added, theFischers (Kanna’s parents)have taken good care of Han-naford the last 10 years.

“And my dad,” she said,“does the cooking and makeswonderful meals for them,”Kanna said. “He’s a greatcook, so my grandma’s verylucky to live there.”

“And until very recently,grandma walked regularlyup and down their long drivein Harbor with her walker.And she’d stand by her bedand jog in place,” Kannasaid.

“Everybody who meets hersays she’s an amazingwoman, both physically andmentally.”

Hannaford is a voraciousreader and always has afresh stack of books next toher chair. She also doescrossword puzzles and wordsearches.

“She loves clam chowderand was always on a questfor the best clam chowder intown,” Kanna said. “I tookher to many restaurants onthat quest. She liked Smug-gler’s Cove’s. She was alsofond of The Hungry Clam’s,so my mom would pick herup some and bring it homefor her to enjoy.”

She loved living on theocean in Harbor. Her largebedroom window gave her aspectacular ocean view,Kanna said.

Hannaford said, “It nevergot too cold or too hot — itwas just an ideal place inevery way...

“I sure had a nice timewhen my family came downon my birthday,” Hannafordsaid. “It was so nice to seeeverybody. Some relatives Ihaven’t seen for ages, so itwas a real treat.”

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Fern Hannaford of Ashland celebrates a century of living.Photo courtesy of Sharon Kanna

Stout Mountain RailwayClub will present “HolidayStation” in Brookings-HarborShopping Center, located be-tween Pharmacy Express andShop Smart.

The display, which is freeto the public, will be opendaily, from noon to 6 p.m.,Dec. 10 through Dec. 24.

The club will create an in-door model railway displayfor the holidays featuringlarge “G” scale trains. Spon-sors will have their buildingsdecorated for the season andwill be part of a large winterwonderland. Featured dis-plays will be Thomas andFriends, Hogwarts Express,North Pole Express, trolleysand egg liners, and freight,

logging and passenger trains. New sponsors are wel-

come. The name of a sponsor-ing business or individualwill go on a scale-modelbuilding for $250, on a modeltrain car for $200 and on ascale-model vehicle for $100.

Sponsors’ scale-model-sized signs will be seen dur-ing model train events at theStout Mountain Railway Gar-den in Stout Park throughoutthe year and in videos onYouTube; google: “BrookingsChristmas Trains” to see lastyear’s train videos onYouTube.

To sponsor or volunteer,contact Tony Parrish, 541-469-0551 or e-mail: [email protected].

Holiday railway displayset to open Dec. 10

‘I’m just amazed, that’s how Ifeel. I can’t imagine it reallyhappened. I certainly neverwanted to live to be 100. Hah!100 years old!’

— Fern Hannaford

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