Ocean Shores issues call for art
Submit one to six entries for April show
OCEAN SHORES, Wash. — The
Associated Arts of Ocean
Shores celebrates 41 years
with the 2015 spring Fine
Art, Photography and Elec-
tronic Media Show to take
place April 24, 25 and 26 at
the Ocean Shores Conven-
tion Center, located at 120
Chance a la Mer in .
The AAOS annual spring
art show became a nation-
al show in 1980. Fine arts,
photography and electronic
media provide three simul-
taneous shows in one week-
end.
Both the juried and open
portion of the show allows
artists to submit from one
to six entries in the three
categories with a chance to
win cash prizes, ribbons and
awards. This also includes a
youth category in the open
show.
In addition, more than
15 artists will show and sell
their latest work.
Organized in 1971 and
established in 1974, AAOS
is dedicated to supporting
the arts. Located on the
northern peninsula of Grays
Harbor, AAOS is a part of
the North Beach communi-
ty.
For more information,
contact Ed Schroll, AAOS
president at 253-576-1717
or email ewschroll@gmail.
com.
Learn to manage your risks
Science on Tap talks earthquakes, tsunamis
ASTORIA — The Colum-
bia River Maritime Museum
presents the next Science on
Tap: “Managing the Risks of
Living on the North Coast” at
7 p.m. Thursday, March 5.
Presenter Pat Corcoran
will emphasize how people
on the North Coast can grap-
ple productively with the
threat of a large earthquake
and tsunamis. Considerable
time will be spent address-
ing typical “tsunami scenar-
ios” and ¿elding questions
from the audience. Maps
of county inundation zones
will be available for partici-
pants to locate their “tsunami
footprint,” identifying the
vulnerability of their home,
business, school, etc.
Corcoran is an associate
professor in the College of
Earth, Ocean, and Atmospher-
ic Sciences at Oregon State
University. He works locally
to build community resilience
to coastal hazards through the
Clatsop County OSU Exten-
sion Service and Oregon Sea
Grant. Corcoran’s areas of in-
terest include chronic hazards
like coastal erosion and shore-
line change, and the Cascadia
subduction zone.
Science on Tap, in part-
nership with the Fort George
Brewery, is a Columbia Riv-
er Maritime Museum pro-
gram introducing maritime
science, history, and technol-
ogy in an informal setting.
This program is free and
open to the public; minors
are allowed with adult. Doors
open at 6 p.m., and the pre-
sentation takes place in the
Fort George Lovell Show-
room, located at 426 14th St.
For more information call
503-325-2323.
Submitted photo
OSU associate professor Pat Corcoran will talk about tsunamis and earthquakes at the next
Science on Tap on March 5.
Audition for ‘The Orphans’
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TILLAMOOK — The Tillamook
Association for the Performing
Arts will hold auditions for “The
Orphans,” written by James
Prideaux. “The Orphans” is a
touching and delightful study
of what happens when two ec-
centric (and immensely rich)
spinster ladies, who have lived
in isolation for 25 years, are sud-
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comprehend, much less accept.
Auditions will take place
promptly at 5:50 p.m. Saturday,
March 7 and at 1 p.m. Sunday,
March 8 at the Barn Community
Playhouse, located at 1204 Ivy
Ave. Audition packets are available
by emailing info@tillamookthe-
ater.com, or at the Tillamook Coun-
ty Library located at 1716 Third St.
Casting for principal and
minor character roles include:
two women playing sisters, ages
40-70; one male, age 20-40; one
male for a minor role, age 30-70;
one female for a very minor role,
age 30-60; and one male for a
very minor role, age 30-70.
Christian Chiola will direct.
“The Orphans” opens May 22.
TAPA is a nonpro¿t commu-
nity theater dedicated to provid-
ing high quality performing arts
experiences through entertain-
ment, education and community
participation. For information,
call 503-842-6305 or visit www.
tillamooktheater.com