NOVEMBER 2, 2017 // 19
110 Announcements
New Patient Special
Dr. Stephanie White is inviting
you to her practice to receive
the highest quality care for
your dental needs.
Mention this Ad and receive a
Free Electric Toothbrush!
Schedule Today!!
503-738-9273
3965 HWY 101 N.
Gearhart, OR 97138
www.gearhartdentistry.com
Email:
604 Apartments
Astoria, 222 Alameda. 1
bedroom, $700-$750+de-
posit. Hot water included. No
pets/smoking. References.
503-680-4210
Seaside: Riverview, 2
bedroom, 1 bath
Washer/dryer, carport.
$875 per month+deposit.
DNC Rental Properties
(503)791-2855
613 Houses
3/bd, 2/ba, 2100sqft.
Riverfront in Hammond
Single-car garage.
$1750/mo(tenant pays utilities)
No pets/smoking
503-861-1494
frontdesk@gearhartdentistry.com
Special applies to new
patients that receive a
comprehensive exam.
Special expires 12/31/17
204 Automobiles
2003 Ford Explorer XLT
Excellent condition
165,000 miles
$4000/obo
360-665-2336 or
360-244-1397
504 Homes for Sale
92159 Clover Road
Astoria, OR
2/bd 1/ba
Fireplace, large backyard,
water frontage.
$130,000 firm
Lots of potential.
(503)325-2068
525 Commercial
Property
Astoria: 3925 Abbey Lane,
800 SF. Starting at $.50/SF
(503)440-6945
Commercial Sports Bar &
Restaurant For Sale
Newer roof & parking lot
Seller financing
Easy access off Highway 101
Monthly sign lease income
5 lottery machines $525,000.
MLS# 17579359, Kip Running,
See at: 2490 N. Highway 101,
Seaside , OR, 503-799-2488
www.runningre.com
kip@runningre.com
GARAGE SALES are a big
success when advertised in
the classified ads!
John Orr Jazz Trio
plays WineKraft
Artistic Cannon Beach
Vacation Home available
for longer-term rental.
Beautifully appointed four
bedroom main home with
detached office/studio. Walk
to town and beaches,
peekaboo view.
$3500 month.
Photos cannot describe the
serenity and ambiance of this
home. A must see. Owned by
nationally collected, Cannon
Beach artist, Miska
425-922-6329
651 Help Wanted
Hiring CDL drivers for the
Astoria and Warrenton
areas. Home daily,
paid weekly.
Call for details
(360)262-9383
Local upscale restaurant
Hiring a chef
and Line cooks
Please send resume to
Blind Box 33
c/o The Daily Astorian
P.O. Box 210,
Astoria, OR 97103
The Portway is looking for
an experienced cook.
Full-time/year round.
Please apply in
person at the Portway
422 West Marine Drive,
Astoria. No phone calls
please.
Looking for a new place to
live? The classified ads offer
a complete section of homes,
apartments, and mobile
homes to fit your needs.
Check daily for new listings!
DAMIAN MULINIX PHOTO
John Orr
ASTORIA — The John
Orr Jazz Trio will play at
WineKraft in Astoria (80
10th St.) 7 to 9 p.m. Friday,
Nov. 3.
The Trio consists of Joe
Church (bass), Tom Peake
(drums) and John Orr (elec-
tric guitar and voice). The
band draws from an eclectic
jazz repertoire of Latin jazz,
swing and an occasional
ballad.
Orr’s musical style is in-
fluenced by Wes Montgom-
ery, Joe Pass, Harry Connick
and Mose Allison. The trio
is at once relaxing, stimulat-
ing and upbeat.
The group is available for
booking for clubs, parties
and holiday gatherings for
Christmas jazz. Contact
Orr at realjohnnyo@gmail.
com or call 503-741-
6085.
Expert examines natural, human-related influences
on sedimentation in Lower Nehalem Bay
MANZANITA — The Lower Nehalem Watershed
Council will welcome Rob Wheatcroft, of Or-
egon State University, for the next installation
of the Speaker Series 7:20 p.m. Thursday, Nov.
9, at the Pine Grove Community House (225
Laneda Ave.) in Manzanita.
The presentation will follow an update from
the Watershed Council at 7 p.m. Doors open at
6:30 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.
Wheatcroft will examine how natural pro-
cesses — such as variations in river flow and
coastal uplift, as well as human-related process-
es, such as timber harvesting and land recla-
mation — combine to influence the supply and
accumulation of sediment and organic carbon
in Oregon estuaries. The Nehalem River system
will be featured, but lessons learned from other
dispersal systems in the Pacific Northwest will
be used to provide context.
In his research, Wheatcroft, a professor in
the College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric
Sciences, focuses on the transport and accumu-
lation of sediment and organic carbon across
the land-ocean boundary from event to millen-
nial time scales.
This interest has led him and his students
to study small, mountainous river systems in
the Apennines, Pyrenees, California and the
Pacific Northwest. He is leading a team funded
by Oregon Sea Grant to better understand the
competing roles of relative sea-level rise and
river sediment supply in the accumulation of
sediment and carbon in Oregon estuaries over
the last 300 years.
Find more information on the speaker series
on the Watershed Council’s Facebook page
(facebook.com/lnwc1).
L. BROPHY PHOTO
From left: Sean Mahaffey (Oregon Sate University), Narayan Elasmar (Colum-
bia River Estuary Study Taskforce) and Grace Molino (Brown University) work
to extract a 3-meter-long core from a Nehalem Bay marsh in June 2016.