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Kerfuffle goes Diva-licious at Labor Temple
COURTESY ANGORA HIKING CLUB
Members of the Angora Hiking Club’s Centennial Committee,
from left: Bob Westerberg, Marlene Colendich, Ellen Raabe,
Kathleen Hudson, Phuong Van Horn, Cecilia and Doug Bal-
comb. Not pictured: Arline LaMear and John Markham.
Angora Hiking Club scales Saddle
Mountain as centennial nears
The Angora Hiking Club,
founded on the summit of
Saddle Mountain, will be
100 years old July 4, 2020,
and the highlight of the hik-
ing club’s centennial cele-
bration will be a community
hike to the Saddle Mountain
summit that day.
To get the fun started
early, everyone is invited to
join the club’s annual Phyllis
Dubb Memorial Flower
Climb of Saddle Mountain
this Saturday, June 23, led
by Michael Dubb, a sec-
ond-generation Angora hike
leader.
In addition, club mem-
bers will take part in the
Warrenton Fourth of July
parade.
Before vibram soles and
slick gear, local folks would
borrow loggers’ high top
hobnail boots and use their
alpenstocks to reach the
summit of Clatsop County’s
highest peak, Saddle Moun-
tain. This was done without
the benefit of a well-made
trail.
Members plan to walk
in 1920s hiking dress, and
Mike Brewer, in his vintage
1920s auto, will join the
walkers in the Warrenton
parade and Astoria Regatta
parade to take spectators
back nearly 100 years.
Visit angorahikingclub.
org for details and the
complete 2018 Angora hike
schedule.
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ASTORIA — This month,
Kerfuffle’s goes Diva-li-
cious!
Kerfuffle: A Vintage
Burlesque Comedy Re-
vue will have a two-night
run at the Labor Temple
Bar, 10 p.m. Friday and
Saturday, June 22 and 23.
You must be 21 and older
to attend; ID is required.
This show will have
the most dynamic chore-
ography, dramatic vocals
and delicious reveals yet!
The audience is
encouraged to dress up
diva-style. The Best
Dressed-Least Dressed
Contest goes down at
intermission. Win a
swag bag from Layers
Boutique of downtown
Astoria and a burlesque
lesson and cameo ap-
pearance in Kerfuffle’s
next show!
Kerfuffle’s Kast will
channel their favorite
powerful, sexy divas for
two nights: Lady Gaga,
Beyonce, Britney, Chris-
tina, Pussycat Dolls,
Adele — just to name a
few!
COURTESY TRIXIE LEONE
The colorful Kast of Kerfuffle: A Vintage Burlesque Comedy Revue
The show features the
delightful, devilish talents
of Trixie Kerfuffle, Mrs.
Vesper Belle, Ginger Vitus,
Arty Choke, Mynk Stole,
Susie Q. Slaughter, Kiss Me
Karma, Chelsea Stage Kit-
ten, and introducing Coco
Revolte’ and Siren Sway.
VIP stage-side tickets are
available for $12 to $15 be-
fore the performance dates
at bpt.me/3499515
General admission
bar-side tickets are always
available at the door one
hour before showtime for
$10.