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NEWS IN BRIEF
• Virus and malware protection
Emergency training
Seaside culinary students place third
Cannon Beach Fire and Rescue,
along with the United States Coast
Guard and the Clatsop County Sher-
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will be doing a joint training session
March 13.
The evolutions will start in the after-
noon and move well into the evening
after dark. The exercise will resume
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Although the training will be con-
ducted east of Warren Way, local res-
idents may see and hear some of the
equipment, including aircraft over-
head.
EO Media Group
• How to know a computer is in-
fected.
• Computer security
• Safe buying on the web
• Preventing identity theft
Hudgik has 20 years of experience
working on the Internet, covering ev-
erything from tech support to Internet
programming. He also has written two
books on Internet marketing, both pub-
lished by Windcrest/McGraw-Hill.
More information is available on
the church web site at: www.CBBC.us
AAUW scholarship
A scholarship of up to $2,000 for a
woman who has been out of high school
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Author and Internet expert Steve by the Seaside branch of the American
Hudgik will conduct a seminar on how Association of University Women.
to guard against Internet fraud, viruses
The deadline to apply for the scholar-
and email scams.
ship is April 17.
The seminar will be presented
Funds may be used for tuition, fees
twice, at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. March 30 and textbooks and can be applied at any
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E. Hills Lane, Cannon Beach. Both
Applications can be obtained at:
sessions will cover the same material www.clatsopcc.edu/student-resources/
and will be followed by an open ques- ¿QDQFLDODLGVFKRODUVKLSLQIRUPDWLRQRU
tion-and-answer period. No products http://seaside-or.aauw.net/
will be sold.
Applications should be mailed to
The 60-minute seminar will pro- Seaside AAUW Scholarship Founda-
vide an overview of:
tion, PO Box 693, Seaside, OR 97138.
• Email (avoiding email scams)
For more information, call Karen Beck
• Browsing the web safely
at 503-861-2653.
Internet fraud seminar
By Katherine Lacaze
Seaside High School took third
place out of 19 teams in Oregon
ProStart Culinary High School
Championships.
“We’re real proud of them,”
said John Kimbrough, Ian Kim-
brough’s dad. The competition
was hosted by the Education
Foundation for the Oregon
Restaurant & Lodging Associa-
tion on Feb. 28 in Grand Ronde.
At the competition, student
chefs were required to prepare a
three-course gourmet meal with
only two butane burners and no
running water or electricity in less
than an hour.
The Seaside team included
seniors José Contreras, Ian Kim-
brough, Erick Mendez and Celina
Nicolazzi. Senior Porter Johnson
was the standby team member.
Chris Holen, of Baked Alas-
ka in Astoria, is the culinary arts
teacher at the high school. The
chef mentors for the team this year
are Will Leroux, Josh Archibald
and Abigail Hines of the Wayfarer
Restaurant in Cannon Beach.
The Oregon Pro-Start state
competition is the “capstone” of
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Seaside High School’s culinary arts team took third place at the Or-
egon ProStart High School Culinary Championships Feb. 28. From
left, mentor Will Leroux, corporate chef at the Wayfarer Restaurant
in Cannon Beach; student standby chef Josh Porter; student chef
Jose Contreras; mentor Abigail Hines, of the Wayfarer Restaurant;
student chefs Celina Nicolazzi; Ian Kimbrough; and Erick Mendez;
and culinary arts teacher Chris Holen, executive chef and owner of
Baked Alaska in Astoria.
the two-year ProStart program,
a national technical education
program teaching high school
students culinary and manage-
ment skills. At least 36 schools
throughout the country participate
in the ProStart training program.
South Salem High School won
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place team advances to the 2015
National ProStart Invitational in
Anaheim, Calif. Seaside High
School won the competition the
past two years and placed fourth
the year before.
Cannon Beach Fire & Rescue Log
Feb. 4
Feb. 8
12:33 p.m. 2000 block of
South Pacific Street: smoke inves-
tigation. Possible electrical fire.
12:28 p.m. 1100 block of
Spruce Court: fallen patient. Right
flank pain. Medix transport to Prov-
idence Seaside Hospital.
12:41 p.m. 100 block of East
Jackson Street: unresponsive
patient.
Feb. 5
12:58 a.m. South Hemlock
and Van Buren streets: intoxicat-
ed patient. Noninjury. Refused
transport.
6:17 p.m. 3000 South Pacific
Street: smoke alarm activation.
No fire.
11:43 p.m. 800 block of
South Spruce Street: patient
having difficulty breathing. Pa-
tient denied care or transport.
Signed refusal.
Feb. 7
5:03 a.m. 3400 block of
South Hemlock Street: patient
having a nose bleed. Patient de-
nied care or transport. Signed
refusal.
11:55 p.m. 300 block of Elk
Creek Road: intoxicated patient.
Noninjury. Refused transport.
Hemlock Street: intoxicated pa-
tient with injuries. Medix transport
to Providence Seaside Hospital.
3:49 a.m. 3600 block of
East Chinook Avenue: intoxicat-
ed patient with injuries. Medix
transport to Providence Seaside
Hospital.
Feb. 15
Feb. 9
3:14 a.m. U.S. Highway 101
at milepost 36.5: Motor vehicle
off road. One patient extricated
by Cannon Beach Fire and Rescue
personnel. Medix transported two
patients to Providence Seaside
Hospital.
3:43 p.m. Beach by Gower
Street: patient bitten by dog. Re-
fused care or transport.
12:36 a.m. 1000 block of Av-
enue B in Seaside: automatic aid
to possible fire. Units were cleared
to stand down before arrival.
8:54 a.m. 300 block of North
Spruce Street: patient having syn-
cope episode. Possible cardiac
event occurring. Medix transport
to Providence Seaside Hospital.
2:43 p.m. 200 block of West
7:02 p.m. 1100 block of Pacific
Tenana Avenue: smoke detector
activation. No fire. Units stand
down.
Street: intoxicated patient. Nonin-
jury. Refused treatment.
3:06 p.m. 3400 block of
Feb. 10
Feb. 14
1:27 a.m. 330 block of South
South Hemlock Street at beach:
swimmer in distress. Asthma
attack. Medix transport to Prov-
idence Seaside Hospital.
Feb. 16
2:19 p.m. U.S. Highway 101
at Ocean Avenue: two-vehicle
motor vehicle accident. Nonin-
jury. Got patient refusals and
did traffic control.
Feb. 17
2:11 p.m. 100 block of
West Gower Street: patient
having an anxiety/panic attack.
Medix transport to Providence
Seaside Hospital.
Feb. 18
9:27 p.m. 500 block of
North Larch Street: gas leak
at residence. Units ventilated
home and shut gas off. Advised
gas company for repairs.
Feb. 21
1:29 a.m. 200 block of
West Second Street: fallen
patient. Noninjury. Signed
patient refusal and canceled
Medix.
2:46 p.m. Beaver Street:
patient having possible cardi-
ac event. Medix transport to
Providence Seaside Hospital.
4:21 p.m. 70000 block
of U.S. Highway 101: patient
having severe abdominal pain.
Medix transport to Providence
Seaside Hospital.
10:07 p.m. 80000 block of
U.S. Highway 53. Automatic aid
for fully involved structure fire
in Hamlet Fire District. Units as-
sisted Hamlet Fire with structure
fire.
Feb. 25
5:03 a.m. U.S. Highway 101
at milepost 32: one-vehicle mo-
tor vehicle accident, flipped on
its top. Units cleared to stand
down by Cannon Beach Police
Department. Patient self-extricat-
ed. Noninjury and nonblocking.
Feb. 27
2:23 a.m. 200 block of East
Jackson Street: patient experi-
encing possible food poisoning.
Refused transport. Patient re-
fusal obtained.
1:11 p.m. 3000 block of
South Pacific Street: fallen
patient. Possible dislocated
shoulder. Medix transport to
Providence Seaside Hospital.
2:24 p.m. 400 block of Elk-
land Court: patient experiencing
general illness and having diffi-
culty breathing. Medix transport
to Providence Seaside Hospital.
Feb. 28
8:41 p.m. Avenue S in
Seaside: automatic aid. Smoke
showing to Seaside Avenue S.
No fire. Units cleared to return.
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