Author Terry Brooks comes
to Cannon Beach bookstore
Encore dance students to perform recitals
CANNON BEACH — Cannon
Beach Book Company will
host an evening with New
York Times bestselling au-
thor Terry Brooks at 7 p.m.
Monday, June 15.
Fantasy author Brooks
will be reading from a work
in progress and conducting
a question-and-answer ses-
sion.
With more than 30 books
and over 21 million copies
in print, Brooks is one of the
biggest selling living fantasy
writers. MTV is filming a se-
ries based on “The Elfstones
of Shannara” set for release
in the coming months. His
SEASIDE — Encore Dance
Studio will present its annual
dance recitals on Saturday and
Sunday, June 13 and 14 at the
Seaside Convention Center.
There are three different
and exciting performanc-
es. The annual staple of the
dance studio, the recital, con-
jures images of childhood and
Americana for many. It’s a rite
of passage for thousands of
youngsters, a chance to shine
in front of family and friends
that they anticipate with ner-
vous excitement. All are invit-
ed to attend.
Saturday’s
performance
latest book from “The De-
fenders of Shannara” series,
“The Darkling Child,” will
be available at the event.
Terry Brooks and his wife,
Judine, live part of the year
on the North Oregon Coast.
Brooks has been integral in
building Cannon Beach’s
annual literary event, “Get
Lit at the Beach,” and con-
tinues to be a literary advo-
cate in the area.
Enjoy sparkling wine and
homemade sweet treats after
the talk. Attendees can also
chat with Brooks, who will
sign books. The event is free
and open to the public.
Tickets for Cannon Beach
Chorus Cabaret show on sale
SEASIDE — The Cannon
Beach Chorus will present its
annual summer Cabaret per-
formances at 7 p.m. Friday,
July 10 and Saturday, July 11
at the Seaside Elks Lodge, lo-
cated at 324 Ave. A.
Under the direction of John
Buehler, the Cabaret chorus
will perform “The Best of
Gilbert & Sullivan” with solo
performances for specialty
numbers.
The chorus selections in-
clude favorites from “H.M.S.
Pinafore,”
“Pirates
of
Penzance” and “The Mikado.”
Specialty numbers include
“Anything You Can Do” from
“Annie Get Your Gun”; “Are
You Lonesome Tonight?”
made famous initially by
Rudy Vallée and later by Elvis
Presley; “A Nightingale Sang
in Berkeley Square” revived
in the ’70s by the jazz quartet
Manhattan Transfer; a medley
of Buck Owens’ hits “Together
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See dance routines, little ‘monsters,’ tumbling demonstration
Submitted photo
Author Terry Brooks will appear at the Can-
non Beach Book Company June 15.
The Cannon Beach Book
Company is located at 130
N. Hemlock St., Suite 2.
Again,” “I’ve Got a Tiger by
the Tail,” “Old Man River”
and more.
The Cabaret performances
include a small plate buffet
with beverage. A cash bar will
also be available for patrons.
Seating is limited, and
tickets will only be sold in ad-
vance. A single ticket is avail-
able for $20 and a table of
eight for $120. Call 503-436-
0378 to reserve tickets. Tick-
ets will not be sold at the door.
For more information, visit
www.cannonbeachchorus.org
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full monster costume. General
admission tickets are $10, and
children 10 and under are free.
Tickets are available online at
www.getyoudancing.com and
clicking on the recital button.
The Encore Cheerleaders,
Tumbling Demonstration &
Solo/Duo showcase will be
held at 3 p.m. Sunday, June 14.
The showcase is free and open
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tumbling students will present
their skills on stage.
If you have any questions,
call Encore Dance Studio at
503-717-1637 or email en-
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History center’s ‘Oregon Transformed’
series continues with discussion panel
CANNON BEACH — Presented
in partnership with the Can-
non Beach History Center &
Museum and the Oregon His-
torical Society, the “Oregon
Transformed: WWII Legacies
on the Coast” exhibit contin-
ues with a panel discussion
at 7 p.m. Friday, June 12 at
the history center. Panelists
include David Lewis, Steve
McQuiddy and Laura Gifford.
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starts at 6:30 p.m. It will
showcase 27 exciting routines
including tap, jazz, ballet, hip-
hop, and lyrical genres fea-
turing students age 6 through
adult. General admission
tickets are $10 and children
10 and under are free. Tickets
are available online at www.
getyoudancing.com and click-
ing on the recital button.
At 2 p.m. Sunday, Encore’s
popular preschool program hits
the stage. This year’s theme is
“Monsters” and is sure to be
adorable and entertaining. Lit-
tle performers age 2 to 6 will
be showing off their moves in
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This event is free and open to
the public.
The “Oregon Transformed”
series considers long-term im-
pacts of World War II in lo-
cal regions around the state
within broad thematic frame-
works. Presenters in Cannon
Beach will address the theme
of “consent and dissent” by
discussing subjects, including
“conscientious objectors” who
lived and worked on the coast
during the war; the attack on
Fort Stevens and its treatment
by policymakers and the me-
dia; and the work of tribes
during the war and their termi-
nation in the post-war period.
Panelists will offer carefully
prepared presentations, leav-
ing plenty of time for audience
questions and discussions.
This program is presented in
association with the Oregon His-
torical Society’s exhibit “WWII:
A World at War, A State Trans-
formed” and the Cannon Beach
History Center & Museum’s
exhibit “WWII on the Oregon
Coast” which celebrates the 70th
anniversary of the end of war by
exploring the events and emo-
tions of a state at war.
Gifford is a historian of mod-
ern American politics with a spe-
cial interest in the dynamics of
Oregon’s political landscape.
McQuiddy is the author of
“Here on the Edge,” the story
of how a small group of World
War II conscientious objectors
plowed the ground for the social
and cultural revolutions of the
1960s. McQuiddy writes and
lectures on the eccentric margins
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Lewis is an independent ed-
ucator, author and anthropology
researcher who lives in Salem in
the homeland of his people, the
Santiam Kalapuya.
The Cannon Beach History
Center & Museum is located at
1387 S. Spruce St. Seating for
this event will be limited. For
more information, visit the Or-
egon Historical Society website
at www.ohs.org, Cannon Beach
History Center at www.cbhisto-
ry.org, or call 503-436-9301.
‘WWII Legacies
on the Coast’
7 p.m. Friday, June 12
Cannon Beach History
Center & Museum
1387 S. Spruce St., Cannon Beach
503-436-9301
Free