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200 N. Hemlock
Cannon Beach, OR
436-2467
Pick up a Program o f Events a t the
Cannon Beach Chamber o f Commerce
‘ Where quality and tradition make kids happy ’
ALL-EVENTS PASS: $30 OR 2 FOR $50
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November 6 - 8, 1998
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AT THE CHAMBER COMMUNITY HALL
• Cannon Beach Artists in Action: 10 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Several local artists on site throughout the day.
• Music from India: 1-2 p.m. Cannon Beach Elementary School,
demonstrations & concert featuring Ben Wertheimer.
•
Cannon Beach Artists on Exhibit
Reception: $5, 6-8 p.m. Jazz by S coff
Warren, champagne & desserts.
• Late Night Coffee House: $5, 8 p.m.-
midnight with Andrea Rowe, open mic.
P uzzles are a great
activity — anytime! And. I
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Grapeuine that Geppetto s just
got in a bunch o f cool new prod­
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Puzzle C antes solve the puzzle when you plug the gam e
PhotoMosiac Puzzle hundreds of miniature
M y s te r y Puzzles find the clues as you go
Floor Puzzles larger puzzles with big pieces
photo's combine to m ake one portrait Coo/!
Puzzle O s the ultim ate challenge — fat-
free fun' Pretzels. Popcorn G Potato Chips
Puzzle choices in Arthur. M adeline G
Impossibles 5 extra pieces will throw you off
S ta rry Shies glow in the dark puzzles
B uried Blue P rints puzzles from the past
AT THE CHAMBER COMMUNITY HALL
• Spotlight on North Coast Writers: 10
a.m.- 5p.m. Authors on site with books,
signings, & readings.
• Gary Stroutsos: Native American Flute:
3:45-5 p.m. Lecture, demo, concert.
• Quick Draw, Auction & Artist
Reception: $10, 6:30-10 p.m. Featuring:
from Cannon Beach, oil painter, Katy G.
Hanson, and national greeting card design­
er & mixed-media artist, Mary Anne
Radmacher-Hershey, from Lincoln City,
OR, Jeanne Warren, a national award-win­
ing wildlife painter; award-winning watercol­
orist, Bill McCusker, from Ridgefield, WA;
Seaside’s portrait & mural artist G.G.
Savage and wildlife painter, Thomas
McNeill; from Amboy, WA, pastel artist,
Glynne-Lee
Howell;
sculptor
Ron
Adamson from Nevada; and nationally
known cowboy & wildlife artist, Ken
Hurley, from Raymond, WA. Music by
Crannell A Krevans, wine & finger foods.
AROUND TOWN
• Stormy Weather Arts Festival Art
Walk: 4 p.m. Exhibits, artists & receptions.
• Songwriter's Circle: 10:30 p.m. at Mo’s of Tolovana, festival musicians.
Curious George
'Wooden Puzzles qu ality craftsmanship for young children
Geppetto’s specializes in fun & educational products fo r indoor A outdoor fun, plav
time at the beach, and travel — books, tovs, puzzles, music, activity sets and motel
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1064 H em lock - M idtow n C a n n o n Beach
“The object of life is not to succeed but to continue to fail in
good spirits.”
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AT THE CHAMBER COMMUNITY HALL
• Dance Presentations: 12:30-1:30 p.m. Presented by students
of Maddox Dance Studio and Little Ballet Theatre.
• Reader’s Theater: 3-4 p.m. hosted by Coaster Theater
Playhouse.
• Eric Kaplan’s Drum Circle: $3, 4:30-6:30 p.m. by the fire­
place. Instruction, drum circle & jam.
• Community Dance: $5, 7:30-10 p.m. Music by the
Phoreheads, beer & snacks.
AROUND TOWN
• Women in Song: Haystack Gardens in Midtown 1-4 p.m. $5,
(or $2.50 with holiday food or gift donation) featuring: Heather
Christie, Jennifer Goodenberger, Cat Freshwater, Andrea
Rowe, Kelly Shannon, Toni Land, Robbie Kaye, and Cindy
Lou Banks.
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Exhibit show: opens at 10 a.m. daily.
• Free Concert Series: starts 10 a.m. daily
AROUND TOWN
• Kids’ Art Show (K-12): exhibited in partic­
ipating businesses throughout town.
• Music Around Town: starts at 11 a.m.
daily at Ecola Square Mall, Sandpiper
Square & other selected venues. Featuring
29 acts, 52 performances! Cannon Beach
proudly presents: Mary Ann McCarthy •
Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer • Toni
Land* Robbie Kaye& Dave Coulter* Ben
Wertheimer • Scott Warren • Cat
Freshwater • Banjo 2 • Southern Nights •
Arlene Hale • Cascadia • Andrea & Cheth
Rowe • Lyle Ford • Heather Christie •
Kelly Shannon • Gary Keiski • Jean Arnio
• Belles Anges • Don Wright • Harvest •
Cindy Lou Banks • Gary Stroutsos •
Jennifer Goodenberger • Crannel A
Krevans • Stephen Herman • Cannon
Beach Chorus • North Coast Brass
Quintet • Trio Vitesse • Doug A Dana
Fulton • Eric Kaplan • Phoreheads.
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TICKET & EVENT INFORMATION:
Cannon Beach Chamber of Commerce Information Center
2nd & Spruce Street • PO Box 64 • Cannon Beach, Oregon 97110
(503) 436-0434 • canonbch@seasurf.net
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‘P hotography
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Spring / cApril 16-19, 1999
C allfor information: (503) ^36-0370
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