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FEBRUARY 9, 2017 // 5 Concert to honor LightBox displays ‘The Photographic Nude’ See 11th annual Jason Goodding international juried SEASIDE — The first Sgt. Jason Goodding Memorial Concert will take place at 8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 11 at the Seaside Elks Lodge, located at 324 Ave. A. The concert will feature a Texas Tribute to ZZ Top. All donations benefit the Oregon Fallen Badge Foundation. Goodding, a 39-year-old Seaside police officer, was killed in the line of duty in February 2016 during a warrant arrest. He is survived by his wife and two daughters. Sponsors include the Seaside Chamber of Com- merce, Clatsop Community Bank, Clatsop Distributing, Seaside Outlets, Seaside American Legion, Pit ’N Pancake, Snook’s Auto Re- pair, Trucke, and Dave and Penny Bartholet. Find Sweet Affair in Seaside SEASIDE — The 10th annual A Sweet Affaire will be held from 4 to 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 12 at the Seaside Civic and Conven- tion Center, 415 First Ave. This community event will feature wine, beer, spirits, non-alcoholic beverage tasting, signature small bite appetizers provided by local restaurants, fine chocolates and desserts, live music and raffle and auction items. Local chefs, restaurateurs, vintners and brewers who have prepared and donated the afternoon’s appetizers, desserts, and beverages will be on hand for the event. Pianist Lynn Archibald will provide music. The silent and live auctions include an array of activities within and outside the area, donated by mer- chants and individuals, in- cluding gift certificates from local restaurants, spas and hotels, gift baskets ranging from a wishing-for-summer barbecue basket to a stay-at- home-date-night basket, un- limited movie passes, bowl- ing parties, helicopters rides and zip line tours — and a drawing featuring a romantic getaway to Victoria, British Columbia, which includes a hotel stay for two nights, tea service and vouchers for Butchart Gardens and the Ferry Transport, plus cham- pagne and truffles, a $2,500 value. A Sweet Affaire is a fundraising event for schol- arships and Seaside Rotary Foundation projects within the community. Through the funding from the Sunset Parks and Seaside Rotary foundations, youth and adults have had access to positive recreation activities such as swimming lessons, senior aquatics, after-school care, art enrichment and summer camp programs. In addition, over 300 Seaside families have received gifts for the holidays, and high school students have been awarded college scholar- ships, been given opportu- nities to participate in youth exchanges programs and have enjoyed a safe gradua- tion party. This event is for adults only. Tickets are $35 per person and are available at Sunset Pool, Bob Chisholm Community Center, from a Seaside Rotary member, or online at www.brownpaper- tickets.com/event/2800828 For questions, contact event co-chairs Ashley Flukinger at 503-738-6380 or ashleyflukinger@gmail. com or Skyler Archibald at 503-738-3311, ext. 103 or sar- chibald@sunsetempire.com exhibition Feb. 11 ASTORIA — LightBox Photographic Gallery will open “The Photographic Nude 2017” with an artists’ reception from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 11. This is the seventh year of the annual international juried exhibit, a collection of photographic prints explor- ing the artistic and creative view of the body and its form, dedicated to the cre- ative spirit of photographer Ruth Bernhard. LightBox developed “The Photographic Nude“ series to reveal compelling imagery and mastery of the medium, to foster appre- ciation of the nude in the medium of photography and gain an understanding of the theme historically in the photographic art form, as well as to bring further rec- ognition to the current artists who practice the art. This year’s internation- al exhibit was juried by Kim Weston of Carmel, California, and the famed photography family. With a SUBMITTED PHOTO SUBMITTED PHOTO “Salt and Shadow” by Thomas Robinson. total of 65 images select- ed for the exhibit from 55 photographers, the show represents many of the talented practitioners of the photographic fine art nude from around the country and the world. Again this year, all accepted images to “The Photographic Nude 2017” exhibit will be published in the upcoming April edition of Blur magazine, blur-mag- azine.com, an online maga- zine promoting international fine art photography, located in Zagreb, Croatia. Crossword Answer P A D D I N G O C O N N O R I M E A N N O L G B T E U R O A M E N S P A C O L I M B R S L I L O G A D H B E T N T E S T H I E R E T K D N I B Y A K I T Y O R U E I G D E I N O C T Y R E A D I N T A R D I S S T R E A K E D O H G E E Z T R A I H I S L A D I O E A S R N E E N N O T E I W I N P O S A L E G L A R E E E R A T N F O E Y O W I D T H I S E E A N E G E V C U R I E E L E N A N I E T O C A S H E F R O N T S O T S I G G Y O P O F T A S G U S A D E A N S S C R I P I T E S S U P N O S I S H C E I E N S E I E R M A S T E L E X E R E E R P T Y S T H A T C H E R A L I S T E R S N O N O D E S K The exhibit runs from Feb. 11 through March 8. Visit lightbox-photographic. com for complete exhibit and artist info. LightBox offers associate member- ships as a way to further the mission of the gallery. LightBox provides photo- graphic printing and archival framing, restorations and other photographic services. For more information, call 503-468-0238 or email info@lightbox-photograph- ic.com “Kafka Light” by Beamie Young. SUBMITTED PHOTO A photo by David Tucker. Astor Street Opry Company Youth Theater presents The Jungle Book PRODUCED BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH PIONEER DRAMA SERVICE, INC., ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO. L P A E V P M O O L I N G A D E R X I L E A B L E R I O R A G O N E K E O L O S R O U T A W T O Directed by: Heather A. Yadon-Ramsdell Showtimes Friday, February 17 th - 7 pm Saturday, February 18 th - 2 pm Sunday, February 19 th - 2 pm Friday, February 24 th - 7 pm Saturday, February 25 th - 2 pm Sunday, February 26 th - 2 pm This production was made possible by a generous grant from the City of Astoria. ASTOR STREET OPRY COMPANY 129 W. BOND STREET, ASTORIA OR 97103 TICKET LINE (503) 325-6104 CITY OF ASTORIA For more information on this or other productions at ASOC visit www.AstorStreetOpryCompany.com.
