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Do-si-do with Hayshakers Car lovers converge at swap meet
WARRENTON —
Learn to square dance
with the Hayshakers
Square Dance Club.
Beginning and
mainstream les-
sons will be held in
the Pacifi c Grange at
3 p.m. every Sunday,
beginning March 10
with Mark Wheeler, the
caller and instructor.
The fi rst three lessons
are free, then $2 per
lesson thereafter.
For more informa-
tion, visit hayshak-
ers.org or email info@
hayshakers.org.
The grange is at
90475 U.S. Highway
101. It is smoke and
alcohol free.
ASTORIA — The
Lower Columbia Clas-
sic Car Club’s 27th Annual
Astoria Swap Meet — tak-
ing place 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Saturday, March 9, at Clat-
sop County Fairgrounds
— draws enthusiasts look-
ing for an opportunity to
buy and sell cars, parts,
automotive-related items,
as well as antiques and
collectables.
The exhibit hall will
be fi lled with a wide vari-
ety of parts for all makes
and models of vehicles,
from the 1920s to 1970s, as
well as miscellaneous and
collectable items. In the
indoor arena you will fi nd
everything from engines
to hoods, fenders, wheels
Alex Pajunas
and tires, and an indoor car
corral.
Proceeds from club
booth sales support the
automotive education pro-
grams in the local area.
Admission is $3 for
adults; children under
12 are free. For informa-
tion, call Fred at 800-220-
0792, or Dorothy at 503-
468-0006 if you would
like to see if spots are still
available.
BodyVox performance rescheduled
The Hayshakers Square
Dance Club circa 2014.
The Classical Series Presents
Lower Columbia Classic Car Club
A Lower Columbia Classic Car Club swap meet in action.
Trio Solisti
ASTORIA — Due to
unforeseen circumstances,
the BodyVox performance
set for Saturday, March 9, at
the Liberty Theatre has been
rescheduled to October. All
ticket purchases have been
refunded.
New BodyVox perfor-
mance dates will be posted
to the Liberty website and
social media as soon as they
are booked. For the full cal-
endar of events at the Lib-
erty, go to libertyastoria.org.
WINGS conference rescheduled
ASTORIA — The
WINGS Conference was
snowed out in February
but is ready to take fl ight
8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Satur-
day, March 9.
WINGS is a free con-
ference designed to help
women explore educa-
tional and career opportuni-
ties. It is sponsored by Clat-
sop Community College
and the Astoria and Seaside
branches of AAUW.
The event will be held in
Columbia Hall at Clatsop
Community College. Free
childcare and lunch will be
offered.
Register at clat-
sopcc.edu/content/
wings-2019-regis-
tration-form/ or call
503-717-1852.
AAUW scholarship now available
Thursday March 7, 7pm • Tickets $20/30/40
Box Office 503-325-5922 x55 • www.libertyastoria.org
The AAUW (American
Association of University
Women) Seaside Scholar-
ship Foundation announces
the Friday, April 5, dead-
line for applying for a
$2,000 scholarship.
This scholarship is
awarded annually to a
female resident from
Northwestern Oregon or
Southwestern Washington
who is enrolled, or plan-
ning to enroll, in a degree
program.
The candidate must have
been out of high school fi ve
or more years. The award
may be used at the college
or university of the candi-
date’s choice for tuition,
fees and textbooks only.
The application is available
at http://seaside-or.aauw.net
under “Foundation.”
Financial support for
scholarships comes from
individuals and organiza-
tions who share the Foun-
dation’s commitment to
assisting women in advanc-
ing their education. Contri-
butions may be sent to Sea-
side AAUW Scholarship
Foundation, P.O. Box 693,
Seaside, OR 97138. Send
questions to Foundation
Chair Jane McGeehan at
janem270@gmail.com.