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Cannon Beach’s David Frei stars as
National Dog Show expert analyst
NBC will present the 16th
anniversary edition of the be-
loved holiday special “The
National Dog Show Presented
by Purina” on Thanksgiving
Day from noon to 2 p.m. fol-
lowing the telecast of NBC’s
“Macy’s Thanksgiving Day
Parade.” The show features
Cannon Beach resident David
Frei as expert analyst. Frei,
an American Kennel Club-li-
censed judge and, along with
John O’Hurley, co-host of
USA Network’s “Beverly Hills
Dog Show Presented by Puri-
na.” NBC’s Mary Carillo will
report from the benching area
and inside the show ring, while
Tara Lipinski and Johnny Weir
offer a behind-the-scenes look
at the show as reporters and
digital contributors.
As the co-host of NBC’s
National Dog Show Presented
by Purina since its inception
in 2002, Frei is seen every
Thanksgiving Day by the larg-
est TV audience for any dog
show — most recently more
than 25 million viewers in
2016. It is the same role that
he perfected in 27 years as the
longtime co-host of USA Net-
work’s Westminster Kennel
Club Dog Show.
He has now added to his
duties with NBC/USA as co-
host of the Beverly Hills Dog
Show, which debuted on Eas-
ter in 2017.
Being America’s “dog
guy” has brought him many
appearances on network tele-
vision, including “Today,”
“NBC Nightly News,” “Good
Morning America,” “Fox &
Friends,” “The View,” Martha
Stewart,” and more.
The dogs have taken him
to the White House for a vis-
it with the President, for a
ride on a float in the Macy’s
Thanksgiving Day Parade,
to ring the opening bell at the
New York Stock Exchange, to
throw out the first pitch at two
Major League Baseball games,
to a role on HBO’s “Sex And
The City” and even to an ap-
COURTESY GEORGE VETTER
The annual tree-lighting is coming to Cannon Beach.
Lamp-lighting and holiday tea
Cannon Beach’s long-run-
ning lamp-lighting in Sand-
piper Square and holiday tea
at the library are just the start
of several festive events that
will get visitors in the holi-
day spirit over the weekend of
Dec. 1-3.
The traditional holiday tea
at the library, followed by the
lamp-lighting ceremony in
Sandpiper Square happen on
Saturday afternoon, but sev-
eral other events will round
out a full weekend of holiday
activities.
Coaster Theatre Playhouse
has two performances of
Dickens’ classic “A Christmas
Carol” over the weekend and
the Cannon Beach Chorus
will be giving their annual
holiday concert on Saturday
night. Additionally, the cham-
ber of commerce will offer a
wreath-making class on Sat-
urday. For more on Haystack
Holidays events, visit the
Cannon Beach Chamber of
Commerce online at Cannon-
Beach.org or call 503-436-
2623.
Arts council seeks two members
EO Media Group
The Arts Council of Clat-
sop County is seeking appli-
cations for two vacancies.
Members must be county
residents or own a property,
business or rent studio space.
One seat is currently vacant
and expires at the end of 2019
while the other runs from the
beginning of 2018 through the
end of 2021.
The committee, formed in
2014, conducts arts advocacy
in the county. Its biggest proj-
ect so far was a recent partic-
ipation in a national study on
arts’ impact on the economy.
The study concluded that arts
haul in more than $13 million
to the county.
Applications can be found
online at www.co.clatsop.
or.us, at the Clatsop County
Manager’s office at 800 Ex-
change St., Suite 410, or 503-
325-1000. The Board of Com-
missioners will make the final
appointment.
Recreation District hosts Xmas fair
North County Recreation
District is hosting the Artists
and Artisans Christmas Faire
Friday, Nov. 24, 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. and Saturday, Nov. 25,
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Many items
for sale, including artwork,
jewelry, cards and baked
goods. The event takes place
at North County Recreation
District, 36155 Ninth St., Ne-
halem. For more information,
contact NCRD Welcome Cen-
ter at 855-444-6273.
Hosts David Frei and
THE NATIONAL DOG SHOW
Tara Lipinski, David Frei and Johnny Weir.
pearance as a pastry judge on
the Food Network’s “Best In
Show” competition.
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