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    It’s Happening at Chinook Winds in February ...
by Teresa Simmons
Antique and Collectible Show at Chinook
Winds Highlights Antique Week
With more than 40
dealers of fine antiques
and appraisals from
one of the most re­
spected names in
the business, the
Fourth Annual Oregon
Coast Antique and
Collectible Show
at Chinook Winds
Casino & Convention
Center is truly the
ultimate Oregon Coast
antique experience.
That’s why Coun­
try Home Magazine
named Lincoln City as
one of the 10 best
places to “antique.”
Visit the Oregon Coast
Antique
and
Collectible Show on
Feb. 13-15, in the
convention center. The
event is free.
HGTV’s Harry Rinker appraises your treasures at the
One of the show’s
Appraise-athon, one of several events held during
highlights is the
Antique Week in Lincoln City. Antique Week runs
Appraise-athon with
from Feb. 6-16.
Tippin Plays
Chinook Winds
Aaron Tippin will perform his
signature hard-edged twang at Chinook
Winds Casino on Feb. 6-7.
He’s sold more than 5 million
albums that include four top-10 singles,
one top-five single, and two No. 1 hit
songs. Included in his repertoire are
You’ve Got To Stand For Something,
There Ain’t Nothin’ Wrong With The
Radio, Working Man's Ph.D., That’s As
Close As I'll Get To Loving You, and
Kiss This. He manages to fit in about
100 live performances a year.
He and his wife, Thea, co-wrote
his latest single, Love Like There’s No
Tomorrow, which they perform together.
The newly released song is from his
latest album, When The Stars And Stripes
And The Eagle Fly. The title cut was
Tippin’s way to express his feelings
about the September 11 tragedy.
Tickets range from $15 to $35 and
are on sale now. Show times are 9 p.m.
on Feb. 6, and 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. on Feb. 7.
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renowned antique specialist Harry
Rinker, the Collector Inspector. For a
fee, Rinker will professionally appraise
up to three items (see schedule below).
The cost to have one item appraised is
$10 and for $20, you can have three
items appraised. Space is filling up fast.
To get your name on the list, please
call Linda Wagner at 1-800-996-5825,
ext. 2323, or 541-996-2323.
Rinker hosts Collector Inspector, a
weekly show devoted to seeking out
antiques and collectibles in private homes,
on Home & Garden Television (HGTV).
He also is featured in two HGTV
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specials - 2003 Endless Yard Sale and
Collectibles: Coast to Coast.
In 1991, Rinker founded the
Institute for the Study of Antiques &
Collectibles. Its seminars, conferences,
and other educational programs are
designed to increase the skills and
expertise of auctioneers, collectors,
dealers, and others in the field.
The show is just part of Lincoln
City’s Antique Week, which runs from
Feb. 6-16. Area antique stores are
planning sales and special events,
including an art pottery workshop at the
Little Antique Mall.
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Event Schedule
2 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Feb.13 Show Hours
6 p.m.
Harry Rinker Workshop
Collecting in the 21st Century
10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Feb.14 Show Hours
Appraise-athon
1 Pm-
Harry Rinker Workshop
5 p.m.
How to Buy Antiques & Collectibles in the 21s1 Century
10 a.m. -4 p.m.
Feb.15 Show Hours
12 p.m.
Appraise-athon
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Laugh Big at Comedy on the Coast
Laugh with the one you love on
Valentine’s weekend (Feb. 13-14) at
Comedy on the Coast. Max Alexander
will headline the show, with Mike
Dugan as the featured comedian and
Cork Proctor as host.
As one of only six living comics
who have performed on both Leno’s and
Carson’s The Tonight Show, Max
Alexander’s humor is always a big hit
wherever he performs. His funny and
clean insights into everyday life have
made him a favorite opening act for
such stars as Frank Sinatra, Julio
Iglesias, and Tom Jones.
Alexander can be seen in such films
as Man on the Moon, Punchline, and
Roxanne, and on television in The
Practice, Matlock, My Wife And Kids,
and Doogie Howser, M.D.
Mike Dugan has written for
television series and specials for a long
list of comedians, including Dennis
Miller, Keenen Ivory Wayans, Tom
Arnold, and Paul Rodriguez. In 1994,
he received an Emmy Award for writing
February 2004
Max Alexander
for his work on Dennis Miller: Live
on HBO.
Dugan began performing standup
in 1985 at New York’s famed Catch A
Rising Star comedy club, along with
fellow up-and-coming comedians
Adam Sandler, Dennis Miller, and Jon
Stewart. In 1988, he won the coveted
San Francisco International Standup
Comedy Competition.
Cork Proctor is the consummate
professional Las Vegas comedian and
is the self-proclaimed “Roast Master
General of the United States.” He’s
performed at every major casino in Las
Vegas, including some that are no
longer standing.
Realizing that he wasn’t suited for
the business world, Proctor went into
comedy at age 40. Since then, he’s
opened for Lee Greenwood, Mel Tillis,
and Roberta Flack, to name a few.
Doors open at 7:30 p.m.; the show
starts at 8 p.m. A no-host bar will be
available. Tickets, priced at $12, are
available at the box office.
Treat your valentine to dinner
and Comedy on the Coast.
dinner specials in the
Rogue River Room and the
Siletz Bay Buffet.