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Bayside Singers
to sing in concert
CHINOOK, Wash. — The
Bayside Singers concert
originally set for Oct. 22
has been moved to Nov. 19.
Colorful music for the
colorful autumn season:
That’s what the Bayside
Singers will offer in their
Nov. 19 concert in Chinook.
The program starts at 2:30
p.m. Saturday in the Chi-
nook School Event Center,
810 U.S. Highway 101.
Duet and trio vocal
numbers will be inter-
spersed with the 40-person
choral selections. One
group of songs is for wom-
en’s voices, while male
voices will be featured in
the rousing “Boatman”
song.
Some of the other
choral numbers, like “Sole
Deo” and “Simple Gifts”
are long-time favorites.
Spirituals and ballads, in-
cluding “Keep Your Lamps
Trimmed and Burning”
and “The Storm is Passing
Over,” are popular with
Bayside audiences.
Pianist Barbara Bate is
the group’s accompanist.
Director Barbara
Poulshock is well-known
for her compositions and
arrangements. One of the
program selections is of
special interest. “In My
Garden” contains words
and music by her son,
Joseph Poulshock, and
arrangement is by Barba-
ra. The song describes the
joy of gardens, nature’s
gifts, and “the fragrance of
delight.”
Other program numbers
for which Poulshock has
written the arrangements
are the Scottish ballad
“Loch Lomond” and “Till
the Wind Gets Right.”
The program includes an
intermission when coffee
and refreshments will be
available for purchase.
There is no admission
charge for the concert, but
freewill offerings will be
accepted.
Call 360-665-4373 for
more information.
The Coaster Theatre Playhouse Presents
Submit artwork to 30th Nominate your neighbor
annual Miniatures Show for George, Ford Awards
Nominations for
service awards
are due Dec. 16
CANNON BEACH — The
Cannon Beach Gallery seeks
submissions for its 30th
annual Miniatures Show.
In light of the 30th an-
niversary, the theme of the
show is “Memories & Me-
mentos,” encouraging artists
to take a look back through
their memories and interpret
them through their art.
The theme can be inter-
preted freely, and work can
be in any medium. Each
artist can submit up to four
works. 2D work must be
no more than 6-by-6 inches
square and when framed
should not exceed 14 inches.
3D work should not exceed
6 inches in any dimension.
The show will be juried
by Jeannine Grafton, owner
of Astoria’s Riversea Gallery.
Any artwork that is not
juried into the exhibition
will be displayed in a sat-
ellite show in the Cannon
Beach Arts Association’s
new Creative Coast Project
Space, located upstairs at
Sandpiper Square.
This is an open submis-
sion show; you do not need
to be a member of CBAA
to submit work. There is no
submission fee. All work
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Jeannine Grafton, owner of
RiverSea Gallery in Astoria,
will jury submissions.
must be available for sale.
Work should be delivered
to Cannon Beach Gallery,
1064 S. Hemlock St.,
between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Nov. 30. Early submissions
can be delivered to the Cre-
ative Coast Project Space in
Sandpiper Square between
11 a.m. and 4 p.m. Wednes-
day through Saturday.
The exhibition will open
with a reception from 6 to 8
p.m. Dec. 3. The show will
run through Jan. 8.
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Tickets $20 or $15
Shows begin at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday shows at 3:00 p.m.
Sponsored by The Clark Family
Tickets: 503-436-1242 or coastertheatre.com
108 N Hemlock Street, Cannon Beach, OR
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ASTORIA and WARRENTON —
Nominations are open for
the 2016 George and Ford
Awards.
Do you know a commu-
nity member who has made
a difference in Astoria?
Nominate them for the
George Award.
Every year, the Astoria
Warrenton Chamber of
Commerce and the city
of Astoria honor a local
recipient for outstanding
community service. The
prestigious George Award
honors someone who has
consistently stepped for-
ward to meet community
needs, instead of “let-
ting George do it.” Last
year’s recipients were Dan
Arnoth and Norma Her-
nandez.
Do you know an individ-
ual who has served others
in Warrenton? Nominate
them for the annual Richard
Ford Distinguished Service
Award.
Richard Ford’s family
established this award to
honor the late Ford for his
exemplary service to the
community. Ford worked
for the city of Warrenton
as the building inspector
and the fire chief. But, most
importantly, he volunteered
much of his free time
helping his neighbors. The
award, presented by the
city of Warrenton and the
Astoria Warrenton Chamber
of Commerce, is given to
a person who has devoted
time and energy in count-
less ways to the community.
Last year’s recipients were
Judy and Gary Sivley.
Chamber members and
the public are invited to of-
fer nominations, which are
due by 5 p.m. Dec. 16.
A committee of past
award winners will select
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ZETTY NEMLOWILL
Norma Hernandez, pictured
here volunteering at a Farm
to Fork dinner, was a recipient
of the 2015 George Award.
this year’s recipients. The
awards will be presented at
the chamber’s Annual Meet-
ing and Banquet on Jan. 28.
Nomination forms are
available at the chamber of-
fice, at Warrenton City Hall
and at the chamber website,
www.oldoregon.com
Nominations should
include: Nominee name,
contact information, occu-
pation and description of
community service. Don’t
forget to provide your name
and contact information.
Letters of support with
the nomination are encour-
aged. If your nominee is
selected, the chamber will
ask you to assist in mak-
ing sure the recipient and
his/her friends and family
attend the awards ceremony.
Completed nomination
forms can be dropped off,
mailed or emailed:
• Astoria Warrenton
Chamber of Commerce:
111 West Marine Drive/P.O.
Box 176, Astoria, OR
97103
• Warrenton City Hall:
225 S. Main Street/PO Box
250, Warrenton, OR 97146
• Email: kelsey@oldore-
gon.com