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On your marks, get set —read!
DANI PALMER/CANNON BEACH GAZETTE
Grace Meyer, 10, stops by the Cannon Beach Library’s children’s room to enjoy a
summer read.
dren, Anderson said,
it wasn’t as popular.
There’d only be a handful
Last year’s champion of kids who showed up.
reader read and reported
But the allure of prizes
on 65 books, gaining her is strong, and it gets chil-
the top prize during the dren reading.
Cannon Beach Library’s
Once a youth reads
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Contest.
ceives a small award like
There’s still time this a pencil. Once they reach
year to be “that kid.”
10 books, they receive a
“We’re increasing in bracelet. Fifteen earns
participation, which is them a prize such as a
wonderful,” said Buddie bucket and shovel or free
Anderson, the library’s pizza from Fultano’s.
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Once they reach 15,
son is running the contest the race is on. Whomever
with the assistance of vol- reads the most books gets
unteers.
the grand prize.
Young readers have
The contest is broken
until Aug. 23 to win the up into three age catego-
top prizes, too.
ries: 4 to 6 year olds, 7 to
The theme for the sec- 12 year olds and youth 13
ond annual Youth Sum- and older.
mer Reading Contest is
Children have to stick
“Catch a Dragon by the to age-appropriate books
Tale.”There are current- and turn in a list before
ly 14 children reading to the end of the contest.
compete. Last summer, Prizes will be announced
there were 12.
Aug. 24.
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Last year, each of the
period, the library didn’t grand prize winners won
do any sort of summer $25 gift cards to either a
youth reading program. toy store or the Cannon
There weren’t enough Beach Book Company.
volunteers. When there
This year, the prizes
was one reading to chil- will likely be the same,
By Dani Palmer
Cannon Beach Gazette
For online updates:
www.
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though Anderson added
that they may spice it up
a bit. They have a series
of “How to Train Your
Dragon” books available.
The
library
goes
through Upstart Produc-
tions from library suppli-
er Demco for many of the
contest’s materials, such
as the small prizes and
posters. Money leftover
from the children’s room
fund covers costs.
With most of Cannon
Beach’s children attend-
ing school in Seaside
now, Anderson said the li-
brary doesn’t see as many
kids as it used to.
But she wants to re-
mind the community that
they do have that chil-
dren’s room and carry
many new releases.
Most of all, they want
to keep kids reading over
the summer break.
“This is our way to
pull in as many children
as we can over the sum-
mer,” she said. “We en-
courage kids to come in
and keep reading.”
Registration packets
are available at the li-
brary’s front desk during
open hours.
White Bird Gallery opens
summer with new exhibit
White Bird Gallery will
open its summer art show
with a reception from 5 to 7
p.m. Saturday, July 18. The
show features new paintings
by Randall Tipton, wood carv-
ings by Tom Cramer, and ra-
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Boni Deal. The show will run
to Aug. 25.
Randall Tipton is an Ore-
gon artist who has been paint-
ing for over three decades. He
works in oils on canvas as well
as with various water media on
paper and yupo surfaces, creat-
ing paintings that use the land-
scape as a guiding orientation.
Cramer is a well-known
Oregon artist who creates me-
ticulously carved, painted and
gilded wood reliefs. The native
Oregonian gained recognition
throughout Portland in the
1980s and 1990s for his land-
mark outdoor murals, wildly
painted art cars and carved
miniature totems — all of
which are bright, bold and lean
toward American pop-cul-
ture. Cramer’s recent wood
reliefs are more intimately
approached than his previous
public works.
Boni and Dave Deal are a
husband-and-wife team who
have been creating raku ves-
sels and wall plaques for over
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“Shade and Sunlight” by Randall Tipton.
40 years. Their collaborative
pieces are mainly classic ce-
ramic forms embellished with
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fauna, created at their rustic
home-studio in the Cascade
Mountains. Dave Deal is a
master at wheel throwing,
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vessels with precision while
Boni Deal uses her exper-
tise to create elegant surface
design and texture to each
pottery piece. The Deals’ na-
ture-oriented ceramic art is
also notable for the integrity
of process — pieces are cre-
ated with water from a creek,
American Legion hosts
annual craft bazaar July 25
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Quilt to be raffled at the
American Legion Auxilia-
ry annual craft bazaar and
bake sale Saturday, July 25.
The drawing for the quilt
takes place at 5:30 p.m.
The American Legion Aux-
iliary in Cannon Beach hosts
its annual craft bazaar and
bake sale Saturday, July 25, 9
a.m. to 6 p.m. The fair features
30 craft vendors both inside
and outside the Legion hall
in midtown Cannon Beach.
This event is the auxiliary’s
big fundraiser for hospitalized
veterans in Oregon’s four VA
hospitals.
Artist-vendors will be
selling reed baskets, metal
sculpture, jewelery, quilted
objects, cookbooks, pottery,
fused glass, beach trinkets,
bonsai plants, hand-painted
cards, bamboo objects, jams
and jellies, photography and
more. The bake sale features
pies, cookies and treats, and
a red-white-and-blue quilt,
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D E AT H S
July 7, 2015
THOMAS, Pauline S., 96, of Seaside, died in Seaside. A gathering will be planned at
a later date. Hughes-Ransom Mortuary in Seaside is in charge of the arrangements.
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