Museum seeks volunteers
to preserve history
TILLAMOOK — The
Tillamook County Pioneer
Museum is looking for vol-
unteers to help with a large-
scale inventory project to
digitize records and cata-
logue its collection of 55,000
artifacts and 20,000 pictures.
The goal of the project
is to improve record keep-
ing and object storage to
make the historical collection
more accessible. Eventually
the museum will also need
to rehouse thousands of arti-
facts to a new location.
“This project is neces-
sary because at the moment
we don’t have a comprehen-
sive grasp on what we have
in our holdings and what sto-
ries they may be able to tell
about our community and
Concert College needs
volunteer tutors
set for
ASTORIA — The Clatsop Commu-
nity College Volunteer Literacy Pro-
Saturday gram is seeking tutors who would like
region’s history,” said Peyton
Tracy, the museum’s collec-
tions manager. “Our collec-
tion is exceptionally large for
a museum of our size, in part
due to the dedicated support
of our community. We want
to be able to preserve it to the
highest standards and make
use of it to share our collec-
tive history with the public.”
The museum is asking for
help with the fi rst phase of
the project, digitizing collec-
tions records. Anyone inter-
ested in volunteering to help
with data entry, is encour-
aged to contact exhibits@
tcpm.org.
The Tillamook County
Pioneer Museum was
founded in 1935 by Oregon
pioneers.
to work remotely with adult students,
most of whom are second language
learners.
Volunteers can expect to meet once
or twice each week for about an hour.
The coordinator will make sure the stu-
dents are ready to appear on Zoom, and
supplied with study materials.
Volunteers should have a computer
with a camera and microphone. Training
on conducting Zoom lessons and tutoring
adult students is available. If interested,
please contact epurcell@clatsopcc.edu.
SEAVIEW — The
Sou’wester Historic
Lodge will host indie
musician Henry Chad-
wick for a concert
from 8 to 9:30 p.m. on
Saturday at the lodge,
3728 J Place.
The show will be
open to all ages and
free to watch.
Henry Chadwick
will perform at the
Sou’wester Historic
Lodge Saturday.
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‘Kyoto Gardens’ by Randy and Lena Burke, won Best of Show for the Trail’s End Art Association’s
annual judged show.
Photography duo wins Gearhart art award
GEARHART — The Trail’s End Art
Association has announced the annual judged
show winners.
Gearhart photography duo Randy and
Lena Burke won Best of Show in the 70th
annual judged show in August.
The duo’s work, “Kyoto Gardens,” taken
at a lush garden in Kyoto, Japan, was cho-
sen by this year’s judge, Frankie White, from
a large fi eld of artwork representing a variety
of mediums including oil, watercolor, mixed
media, metal, glass, wood and photography.
Artist Martha Urman’s beach scene “Pale
Winter Light” was chosen by Gearhart
Mayor Paulina Cockrum to receive the May-
or’s Award.
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