Go on an arts and antiques walk in Ocean Park Feb. 13
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Wooden plant containers and trellises will be for sale at the event.
Learn the basics of pruning
Master gardeners to hold workshop
ILWACO, Wash. — The Wash-
ington State University Master
Gardeners of Paci¿c Coun-
ty begin their fourth year of
sponsoring a series of garden-
ing workshops in conjunction
with the Columbia Paci¿c
Heritage Museum. The intent
of this joint venture is to ren-
ovate and maintain a Pacif-
ic County Master Gardener
demonstration garden at the
museum.
The winter workshop
“Pruning Basics” and a plant
clinic begins with a lecture at
10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 13 at
the Columbia Paci¿c Heritage
Museum. The workshop and
plant clinic are free and open
to the public.
Master gardener volunteers
will demonstrate proper prun-
ing techniques for trees and
shrubs. After the workshop,
attendees can practice pruning
skills on the trees and shrubs
in the museum’s Discovery
Garden. Bring pruning tools
and dress for the weather.
Plant questions or prob-
lems? Ask a master gardener.
Stop by the museum anytime
between 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. with
any plant questions. If possi-
ble, bring samples of the plant
problem.
There will also be a
wooden container and trellis
sale of various shapes and
sizes. Credit cards will be ac-
cepted.
Don’t miss out; three more
master hardener workshops
are scheduled at the museum:
• April 9, “Right Plant,
Right Place,”
• July 23, “Managing Pests
in Your Garden & Landscape,”
• Oct. 15, “Propagating
Plants from Stems, Roots &
Leaves.”
The museum is located
on 115 S.E. Lake St. and the
Discovery Garden is located
behind the museum’s parking
lot. For more information,
contact Bev Arnoldy at bevar-
noldy@gmail.com
OCEAN PARK, Wash. — Enjoy
the romance and passion of the
beach in winter, and explore
six locations during Ocean
Park’s Art and Antiques Walk,
set for 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Satur-
day, Feb. 13.
Pick up a sweetheart pink
map of locations at the Ocean
Park Area Chamber of Com-
merce; the Long Beach Pen-
insula Visitors Bureau; online
at facebook.com/opartandan-
tiques; all locations; or by
emailing ShopOceanPark@
gmail.com
On the tour are the Bette
Lu Krause Studio, Naquaiya
Studio, Bay Avenue Gallery,
Forgotten Treasures Antiques
and Collectibles Mall, Weir
Studios, and Beach Home Old
and New.
“Reflections of the Fall” by Bette Lu Krause.
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“Heart Beat” is a piece of glass work.
Expect to ¿nd nature-in-
spired art, soft and warm knit-
ware, mosaics, cards, prints,
clay creatures, tremendous
yard art treasures, fused glass
the colors of sea gems, and a
huge clearance sale (at one of
the six locations).
Bonnie McBride will pres-
ent a glass on glass mosaic
demonstration at Bay Avenue
Gallery, and most locations of-
fer sweet treats to visitors.
Sign up to be on the group’s
private email list and you will
Naquaiya Studio will have many knitted
items on view and for sale.
automatically be entered in the
Come Back and See Us draw-
ing for a $25 gas card.
More information is avail-
able on the Ocean Park Art and
Antiques Facebook page.
Tom Horning to speak at Listening to the Land
Geologist examines water’s impact on the local landscape
SEASIDE — Join Seaside ge-
ologist Tom Horning for the
second of the 2016 Listening
to the Land presentations,
“The Geology of Water,” tak-
ing place at 6 p.m. Wednesday,
Feb. 17 at the Seaside Public
Library. Admission is free, and
refreshments will be served.
During his talk, Horning
will lead an imaginary tour
of the local shoreline through
time, as seawater squished
sediments into rock that now
forms the horizon, and as rain
carved out canyons. Horning
will review the cycle of rain-
fall, evaporation and precip-
itation — including recent
discoveries about how rain,
sea and ice have radically al-
tered this coast in just the past
10,000 years and how they
continue to shape it.
A Seaside native, Horning
has a master’s degree in geolo-
gy from Oregon State Univer-
sity. After a varied career as an
exploration geologist, he re-
turned to Seaside in 1994 and
became a natural hazards and
geotechnical consultant doing
business as Horning Geosci-
ences.
Listening to the Land is a
monthly winter speaker series
offered January through May
and presented by North Coast
Land Conservancy and the
Necanicum Watershed Coun-
cil in partnership with the Sea-
side Public Library. The theme
in 2016 is water.
For more information, visit
NCLCtrust.org.
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Geologist Tom Horning will speak at Sea-
side Public Library on Feb. 17.
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