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Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Phone 541-347-2423 1185 Baltimore Ave. SE Bandon, Oregon
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Today’s Tides: Highs 3:20am, 6.40ft, 5:04pm, 5.36 ft; Lows 10:22am,0.12 ft, 10:19pm, 3.07 ft
Bandon TodaySenior Center, 9 am to 4 pm, Barn.
Dial-a-Ride public transportation, 9 am to 4 pm 541-347-4131.
Coastal Harvest Gleaners food distribution, 9 a.m., 870 SecondSt. SE, (entrance on Third St.behind First Baptist Church).
Watercolor and crafts, 9:30 to 11:30 am, Senior Center, Barn.
Bandon Historical Society Museum,10 am to 4 pm, Hwy 101 andFillmore.
Visitor Information Center, 10 am to4 pm, Old Town.
Toddlers' Story Time, 11-11:30 p.m.,Bandon Library.
AA meeting, noon, Holy TrinityCatholic Church.
Lions Club, noon, Barn.
Games of choice, 1 to 4 pm, SeniorCenter, Barn.
Free knitting/crochet workshop,1-3 p.m., The Wool Company, 9902nd St. SE.
Pinochle, 1 to 4 pm, Senior Center,Barn.
Preschoolers' Story Time, 1:30-2:30 p.m., Bandon Library.
Narcotics Anonymous, 6:30 p.m.,Harvard St. Apts. office.
AA Fresh Air Group, 8 pm, Unity ofBandon, closed meeting.
PAHLS FAMILY DENTISTRY is now offering CEREC one-day crowns to our patients. No more temporary crowns, impressions, or multiple office visits. Call today to schedule a consult to see if you are eligible. Accepting new patients. 541.396.2242.“Let our family serve yours.”
Need reliable help with yard work, cleaning & organizing. Truck helpful, $10/hr. 541-347-2626, 541-297-7344.
Bandon High School Football teamGolf Scramble. May 7, Bandon Cross-ings Golf Course. Shotgun Start 11:30am. Registration 10am. $80 a player/ $320 per 4 person Team. Info, call Tobias Robinson at 541-260-4207.
LOST: WHITE//GRAY FEMALE SIA-MESE CAT wearing a cone, near Bandon High School. Blind in the right eye. 541-294-1711.
Needed: a supervisor, front desk, handy person, house keeper. Please bring resume to Table Rock Motel.
General Dentist, Implant Dentistry
Did you know?Did you know that dental implants can help tostrengthen bone and to save your existing teeth?
It’s true! Dental implants exercise andstrengthen bone which resorbs when teeth arelost. They also help distribute chewing forces,which reduces stress on existing teeth, andhelps prevent damage to good teeth.
We’ve come a long way!With excellent dental care from Dr. Strong, youwill protect your teeth, look great, and feel evenbetter. With dental implants, you can now keepyour smile for a lifetime! We’re here to help!
New Patient Exam Special! $99Exam, Xrays, Intraoral photos. Regularly $240. Cash offer only
Flexible Payment PlansAsk Us About Implants!
541-347-5555
Personalized and ComfortableDental Care for the Whole Family
Happily Accepting New Patients!
Andrew J. Oas, DMD General DentistCrowns from $699 • Root Canal Therapy • ExtractionsCare Credit Available • Braces by Sierk Orthodontics
Emergencies Welcome • Same Day Treatment1097 Baltimore Ave., Bandon OR
4 X-RaysExam
Cleaning$79
541-329-0550
Published by • 541-347-2423 • 1185 Baltimore Ave. SE, Bandon, OregonPublished by • 541-347-2423 • 1185 Baltimore Ave. SE, Bandon, Oregon
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Andrew J. Oas, DMD General DentistCrowns • Root Canal Therapy • Extractions
Care Credit Available • Braces by Sierk OrthodonticsEmergencies Welcome • Same Day Treatment
1097 Baltimore Ave., Bandon OR • 541-329-0550
General Dentist, Implant Dentistry
New Patient Exam Special! $99Exam, Xrays, Intraoral photos.Regularly $240. Cash offer only
Sedation Options AvailableAsk Us About Implants!
541-347-5555
Personalized Care for Your NeedsDentistry with a Difference!
Did you know?
Did you know that sour candies erode toothenamel and speed up decay?
It’s True! Sour candies contain citric acidwhich erodes tooth enamel much faster thanany other food. Most sour candies are moreacidic than vinegar, and are in contact withteeth for prolonged periods as the candy iseaten. Rinsing after sour candy helps.
We’ve come a long way! With excellentdental care from Dr. Strong, you will protectyour teeth, look great, and feel even better.With dental implants, you can now keep yoursmile for a lifetime! Dentistry with a difference!
Did you know?Did you know that medical anesthesia wasdiscovered by a dentist?It’s true! In 1844, Connecticut dentist Dr. HoraceWells demonstrated that nitrous oxide could reducethe pain of tooth extractions, by volunteeringto be the first test patient. He also worked withchloroform and ether and opened the way for theuse of anesthesia in medical procedures.We’ve come a long way!With excellent dental carefrom Dr. Strong, you will protect your teeth, lookgreat, and feel even better. Keep your beautifulteeth and smile for a lifetime! Dentistry with adifference!
Saturday, February 8, 2020
Today’s Tides: Highs 10:50am,8.24ft. Lows 4:57am, 2.89ft., 5:51pm, -1.29ft.Sunday Tides: Highs 12:23am, 6.63ft., 11:39am, 8.36ft. Lows 5:46am, 2.43ft., 6:32pm, -1.40ft.
Bandon Today King Tides seminar presented by Shoreline
Education for Awareness, 9 a.m., Bandon Community Center (The Barn).
Alcoholics Anonymous, 10 a.m., Holy Trinity Catholic Church.
Bandon Historical Society Museum, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Hwy. 101 and Fillmore.
Old Town Marketplace Farmers and Artisans Winter Market, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., 250 2nd St. SE on waterfront Visitor Information Center, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Old Town. bandon.com/events
All Levels Yoga, 10 a.m., The Yoga Hive, 1077 Chicago Ave SE. By donation.
Eco Film Festival, 11:45 a.m.-4 p.m., Sprague Theater, Bandon City Park.
AA non-smoking meeting, noon, Holy Trinity Catholic Church.
Washed Ashore exhibit and workshop, noon to 5 p.m., Harbortown Events Center, 325 2nd St. SE, Old Town.
BHS JV2 girls basketball vs. Marshfield, 1 p.m.AA meeting, 7 p.m., Holy Trinity Catholic
Church.Movie at the Sprague, “A Dog’s Journey,”
7 p.m., Sprague Theater.BLFF Trivia Night fundraiser, 7 p.m.,
The Barn.Ballroom dancing, 7:30 p.m., all welcome,
Odd Fellows Hall, Hwy. 42S.
SundayVisitor Information Center, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.,
Old Town.AA Survivors Group, 2 p.m., Holy Trinity
Catholic Church.“The Days of Noah,” part 3 of 4 part docu-
mentary series, 2-5:30 p.m., Bandon SDA Church Fellowship Hall, 10th & Elmira.
VFW meetings; Post 3 p.m., Auxiliary 4 p.m., VFW Hall, Bates Rd.
Al Anon, 7 p.m., Southern Coos Hospital.
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CC Salon is excited to announce theirnew name, TANGLES SALON. We areunder new ownership and are looking toexpand our services. We have 2 privaterooms available to rent for spa andbeauty services, tattoo or tanning.Contact Jennifer Plouff at 541-260-5049or [email protected]
Welcome to the newest addition toPacific Coast Restoration.We have recently added heavy equip-ment to service our area. Both big andsmall machines with several attach-ments to serve your needs.
We offer:Large land clearingDemolitionBrush RemovalBurn pile stacking/removalStump removalSite preparation, home, shed, gardens,barnsRototilling, large and smallTrenchingCulvert removal/replacementMowing5 Yard dump truck for haulingrock/sand/dirt
Call for free estimates today541-888-8123, no matter how big orsmall we have the team to get it done.Proud to be serving Coos, Curry, andparts of Douglas county. Licensed andbonded.CCB #209562
SUNRISE CARPET & MORECall Jerry 541-551-5316
Moss all over your roof and deck?House, driveway, walkwaysneed pressure washed?Gutters growing weeds?
Call us --Veterans & Senior Discounts
Residential / CommercialMoss Removal/Treatment,
Gutter Cleaning, Pressure Washing,Carpet & Janitorial
Local, Excellent References,Licensed/Bonded/Insured
• HOMESITES• DRIVEWAYS• DEMOLITION• Rock Hauling• BRusH & goRse Mowing• land cleaRing
House RentalHigh-End Fully Furnished.
3 Bedrooms/3 En-Suite Bathrooms.Living and Family Rooms,
Gas Fireplace.Landscaping Included.$2,100 Mo/6 Mo Lease.
541-373-1374. Off Beach Loop!
DEVON'S BOUTIQUE IRISH AHIT! Soft and cozy, Merino woolsweaters direct from Ireland. 17unique designs in 18 color combina-tions! Plus 3 styles for men.. Merinowool is a body temperature regulat-ing fabric that can keep you com-fortable inside or out. A beautiful giftfor this holiday season that brings asmile every time it's worn.92 Second St. Devonsboutique.com
Found: wedding band, Coquille Point, onFeb. 4. Designed & engraved. Call541-551-0960 to identify and claim.
Dragonfly Farm & Nursery nowopen for the 2020 season! Wednes-day - Sunday 10-4! We just got in aHUGE selection of bare root trees andberries as well as new plant stocksuch as air plants, houseplants,shrubs, perennials and ground covers.Google search us! Or call541-844-5559 with any questions.
Bandon Floral and Gift shopHas been in this location for yearsThis is a turn key opportunity forsomeone looking for a hands-on busi-ness in a well-established location.MLS# 20226496 $595,000CENTURY 21 Best Realty, Inc.325 2nd St SE, BandonRealtors Licensed in Oregon
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*Come check us out!*Did you know tha t BandonSupply/Outdoor Living and Rental co-vers all your large and small animalfeed needs? Also check out our fullline of quality proven power products.We promptly service all equipmentbought here including most small en-gines. Come get your tune ups donenow before the start of the season!!!Give us a call at 541-347-2662, ext. 3.(PS Eggs are back)
YOUNG RETIRED artist/gardenerseeks well lit room in clean, quiet,countrified spot with people of integrityand kindness for myself and wonderfuldog. Happy to help in exchange forreasonable rent. Excellent resume,refs and website. Photos appreciated.719-480-1869.
Branching Out
• Trimming • Falling• Limbing • Hedge Care• Brush Clearing• Land Clearing • Excavator
Licensed &Bonded
CCB# 210749
TREE SERVICE& Landscape Maintenance
Free Estimates! Call Today!
541-260-8837
HAZARDOUSTREE REMOVAL
COASTAL SOTHEBY'SINTERNATIONAL REALTY
Have you been contemplating selling yourreal estate? Then do the sensible thing andobtain a "realistic" Market Analysis andOpinion of Value from an experienced,professional Realtor. Call Dan Cirigliano at541.297.2427. Better yet, come by the of-fice at the corner of Hwy 101 & SeabirdDrive or our new office in Coos Bay at 196South Second Street and ask for Dan C.Experience a higher level of service!!
Wild Woods Gypsy Farm Stand openSaturdays 10am-4pm. 92584 SilverButte Rd., Port Orford 541-253-6611.
BUYING RVs. Gib's RV is lookingfor clean, pre-owned RVs to buy/consign. No fee consignments. Wemake house calls. 541-888-3424.
To schedule a tour call 541-347-7502
In honor of National Cherry Pie Month ...
Thursday, February 20, 2020 • 10:00 AM- 4:00 PM
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2020 • 2:00 PMJoin us for desserts, drinks, a photo booth and live entertainment!
Come for a tour and take home aCherry Pie!
We wouldlove to meetyou and showyou around!
Friends, Family andthe Communityare welcome!
Entertainment byCheryl Johnson
is waiting for You!
Sweetheart Social
541-347-7502 • 1000 6th Ave. West, Bandon, OR 97411 • www.PacificViewSL.com
Presented byBandon Police Chief,
Bob Webb
Refreshmentsprovided!
FreeOpen to thepublic!
Tours are availableduring this event.
Hosted in theBanquet Room
Wednesday, February 26, 2020 • 10:00 AM
Pacific View invites you to a presentation on...
The financial abuse of seniors is a rapidly growingproblem. Often, they involve wiring money forprizes, lottery winnings and con artists pretendingto be family members. Financial abuse can happento anyone, and the results can be devastating -emotionally and financially - to the victims and theirfamilies. Seniors may be targeted but they don’t haveto be victims. Join us for the latest information onSenior Scams and identity theft.
Wire-rimmed prescription glasses found atCatholic Cemetery, near the sign & lone firtree 12/17. Call to ID/pick up 541-404-6825.
TRIVIA NIGHT FUNDRAISER Sat.,Feb. 8, 7pm at the Barn, 1200 11th StSW. All funds raised benefit BandonLibrary Children's Program. Theme is"The Natural World -- from Atoms toZoology." Gather friends/family to playin teams of up to 6 or join a teamthere. Admission: $15 for adults, $10for high school students. Winning teamtrophy, door prizes, best theme cos-tume prize, free pizza, drinks to pur-chase, bring snacks. Sponsored byBandon Library Friends/Foundation.
Bandon SchoolsCommunity Meeting
Please join us for a community-wideconversation about our schools.Our school board, faculty and
administration are very interested indiscussing our schools, programsand facilities. Your voice matters
and we welcome your perspectiveand opinion.
Refreshments will be provided.Wednesday, February 26
4:30-5:30 p.m. - Attendance5:30-6 p.m. - Student Success
Act Survey6-7 p.m. - Q & A
Bandon High School Library
AttendanceCareer/Technology EducationAlternative EducationFacilitiesTransportationProgramsBuildingsGymnasium... and more!
Questions? Please contactSuperintendent Doug [email protected]
or 541-347-4411
Family looking for a rental property.They are moving to the area to take ajob with a respected local organization.Family is looking for a 3- or4-bedroom, pet-friendly rental inBandon or on the southern Oregonc o a s t . P r e f e r s a s h o r t - t e r mmonth-to-month lease. Any interestedparties with appropriate accommoda-tions please call Scott at 503.701.9637
CHAS. WALDROP REAL ESTATE,LLC. Providing Personal ProfessionalReal Estate Service, Since 1988. Callfor a No Cost, No Obligation, BrokerPrice Opinion for Your Home & Prop-erty. "Dedicated to Excellence"541-347-9455.
Happy Valentines Dayfrom Abundant Blooms
Let us create something beautifulfor your Valentine.
Call today, 541-347-9652 or541-297-0585
REWARD. Lost wire rimmed eyeglasses,black soft case. At McKays. Bandon onTues. 1/21/2020. Recent eye surgery re-quires that I wear them. If found, call541-551-1517.
FARM & SEAThe Fresh Seafood Market!
Salmon, Halibut, Ling CodPetrale Sole, Black Cod,
Steelhead, Rockfish, Bay Shrimp,Crab, Oysters, Steamers, Prawns& Scallops. Wines & Growler Fills!Tues-Sat 10 to 6; Sunday 10 to 3On the waterfront, 250 1st St SW
541-347-FISH
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BALTIMORE CENTRE Mail & ShipFedEx UPS Postal
Let us find and compare best ratesand services.
Copies, Fax, Scan- Notary
- Laser Engraved CustomPhotos & Gifts
1130 Baltimore Ave. SE, Bandon541-347-5351
THE CHEESECAKE OF THE WEEKAT THE FLEET DELI is CherryBrandy, $4 per slice. Don't forget ourmarvelous crab cakes! They're onlyhere while the crabs are... Open Wed.through Saturday 11-5. Located inside101 the Marketplace of Bandon, 101 &Grand Ave., next to the cheese fac-tory. 541-290-7030.
BLUE SKY TREE SERVICE& PRESERVATIONFREE ESTIMATES
Expert Hazardous Tree RemovalsSatisfying Customers Since 1989Jim Gregory—Owner/Operator
541-347-7400PN-7183A CCB# 152469 —CTRA#1167
PN-7183A
∙ Liverpool Jeans∙ Comfy ∙ April Cornell
∙ Tianello∙ Focus Fashions
∙ Pendleton for MenOPEN EVERYDAY!
www.BandonMercantile.com
HWY 101 & Elmira541-347-4341
CLOTHINGCLOTHING SALE!All clothing20% off
All Comfy clothing30% off
All Hobo Purses andWallets20% off
Sale ends 2/29/20
Daisy's Not Lazy. Cleaning's FUN, dumpruns, mold, rentals, move in/outs, businessdetailing. 541-551-5168, 541-329-2043.
Need Care? Outstanding ProfessionalCaregiver Available. [email protected]
Why Universal Health Care?No approvals, confusing bills, orunpredictable charges. HCAO.org
PATRICK MYERS TREE SERVICE.Certified arborist. 45 yrs. exp. Free es-t i m a t e s . 5 4 1 - 3 4 7 - 9 1 2 4 o r541-290-7530. Lic. #116632. Stumpgrinding, hazardous removal, pruninghedges and brush clipping. ServingBandon area since 1995.
For Sale 2 bedroom house with out-buildings, completely fenced yard.$140,000 Call Norma Morrow, All Or-egon Property, 541-551-0055.
GORSE/BRUSH CLEARING/removalEliminate fire danger, reclaim youryard, clear land for building. We willclear gorse or brush to the ground andtake it away. Also trim hedges, shrubsand trees. Will work rain or shine. GiveSunnySide Lawn Maintenance a call at541-297-7914 and schedule a bid.
Olivias Cottage LOVES our Cus-tomers! All are invited to visit, andhave a sampling of The TEA for theday in our New Seashore room: Re-laxing music and Foghorn Susan isfun. Gifts, GELATO, Private LabelBalsamic/Olive Oils, HATS, Jewelry,accessories, Laurel Burch hand-bags, and so much more.SEASIDE MERRIMENT insideOlivias Cottage is a FIND.See you soon for an ADVENTUR-OUS Shopping Day.165 Alabama Downtown Bandon541-329-1019Open 10-4 Monday, Thursday, Fri-day, Saturday and Sunday.Thank you for voting us as one ofyour favorite stores for 2019. Mayeveryone enjoy our shop for 2020.
The Bandon Western Worldoffice will be open from
9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.Feb. 24 through March 6.
Found: black camera lens cover with com-pass. Identify & claim at Western world of-fice. 541-347-2423, ext. 301.
Wednesday, February 12, 2020, at7PM at City Hall, the City of Bandon'sUtilities Commission will be holding aQ & A session to talk about the City's 3Utilities (Electric, Water & Waste-water). You are encouraged to attendand bring your questions.
INTERIOR/EXTERIOR PAINTING.Kitchen cabinet repaints. Insured,bonded. CCB #173329. 541-290-9353.
Found: sunglasses with tortoise shellframes with CK at Whiskey Run beach on11/25. Identify and claim at Western Worldoffice, across from the post office.541-347-2423, ext. 301.
HENNICK'S FURNITURE HAS GIFTCARDS! Re-loadable, balances carryforward and never expires. Give theperfect gift with a Hennick's FurnitureGift Card. Hennick's Furniture, ½ miledown Hwy 42S in Bandon. OpenMon-Sat, 9:30-5:30. (541)329-1233.www.hennicksfurniture.com
LORD BENNETT'S reopens on Wed.,Feb. 12th for dinner service. Makeyour Valentine's Day reservation soon!541-347-3663.
Meet your public agenciesIn Vegetation Management!
Private property owners,farmers/ranchers, timber,
excavators/contractors and ODACEH pesticide applicators
are welcome!(4 ODA credits $80, free to public)
OSU Field Station444 Jackson St. Port Orford
8 am- 1:00 pm ThursdayFebruary 13th, 2020
Learn what others are doingin projects, funding, collaboration
and partnerships.. and wherewe have needs to fill for the future.Free lunch for participants thanks
to Wild Rivers Coast Alliance!For more information call
541-290-1018
Corner Lot, Vintage Home with Upstairsocean view, 4 bedroom,s two baths, UtilityRoom, Garage, Storeroom. Be creative.$375,000. Call Fred Gernandt, Broker, D .L.Davis Real Estate. 541-290-9444.
Don't forget your sweethearton Valentines Day!
Essence Candles & Floral in OldTown, Bandon, next to The Flying Pig.
We are a full service flower shop.541-329-0084
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NOW HIRING HOUSEKEEPERSPlease apply in person at Sunset Ocean-front Lodging, 1865 Beach Loop Dr. Paystarts at $11.25/hour. Must be reliable, ableto lift 40lbs, climb stairs, work well on ateam and have a passion for cleanliness.Availability MUST include weekends andholidays. Prior hotel experience is a plusbut we will happily train the right person.
BANDON MINI-STORAGE. Temp.controlled; RV & boat storage. 50317Hwy. 101 South. 541-347-1190.BANDON E-Z STORAGE. Affordableplus Boat/RV. 370 11th St. SE,541-347-9629.BANDON MINI-STORAGE, tempcontrolled, 88371 Hwy. 42S,541-347-5040.Ask for Manager's Special.
FOR LEASE $1850. 1st, last and de-posit. Very private, gated 18 acres. 2bedroom 1.5 bath. Call to view, appli-cation required. 541-404-0882.
Free Computer Help at Bandon LibraryGet help for your Appledevices from 5-7 pm on Tuesday, Feb.11. More info or register call541.236.2038, or visit us online athttp://cyberlynxoregon.org
PAHLS FAMILY DENTISTRY offerssingle-visit crowns, dental implantsand sedation dentistry. Acceptingnew patients. Call to reserve yourappointment today. 541.396.2242,Coquille.
SPRING PROJECTS? RodriguezGardening & Maintenance has youcovered. From lawn mowing, brushclearing, hauling, trimming, edging,pruning, weed control & more! Justgive us a call for an estimate at(541)260-3553 or (541)260-4478.Licensed # (8318) & insured!
2016 COLEMAN/KEYSTONE, 27 ft.2 doors, large slideout, like new condition.$14,900. 541-297-9253.
DEVON'S BY POPULAR DEMANDnow carries Body Bark Vneckultra-soft tops in navy, gray andblack! Enjoy $20 savings on Vnecksand crew necks, also in three col-ors, during special promotion.You'll love how good they feel andwe love to see how good you feel.Our 25% Off 7 top lines continues.92 Second St. Devonsboutique.com
TABLE ROCK MOTEL looking for friendly,honest, hard working housekeepers to joinour team. Please apply in person. Hope tosee you today!
BULLARDS BEACH firewood cuttingpermitted Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. to3 p.m. Permit required. Permits can bepurchased at the Bullards Beachoffice. .$10 permit = 1 cord.
Found in Western World parking lot onNov. 27: camera card with writing on it.Identify and claim at Western world office.541-347-2423, ext. 301.
STORM & DEBRIS CLEANUP, dumpruns, gutters, yard work & more. CallPat @ 541-551-5144. Free estimates.
NOW HIRING front & back of house.Please apply in person @ Lord Bennett'sRestaurant.
MOVIES at the SPRAGUE"A Dogs Journey," for all you doglovers! February 8th, 7 p.m.
BANDON FARMERS MARKET. This Sat-urday, 10 to 4. Fresh & pickled veggies,John's Famous Clam Chowder, ChubbyGirl Cheesecakes, The Lavender Lady,woodworks, artisan breads and more. Onthe 1st Street Waterfront, big green building
Found: prescription glasses w/ tortoise shellframes. Found Jan. 31 on side of drivewayon South Jetty. Identify and claim at West-ern World office. 541-347-2423, ext. 301.
HANDYPERSON and HOUSEKEEPERSWANTED, immediate hire. Part-Time,busy oceanfront motel, reliability a must.Will train. Apply in person: Windermere onthe Beach, 3250 Beach Loop, Bandon. Nophone calls, please.
JBJ TREE & LAWN SERVICE LLCJOHN
541-260-8166CCB# 211687
Lawn MaintenanceHardscapeTree RemovalBrushingSite Clearing
5 AKC Rottweiler females. 4 5 montholds. One 2 yr. old trained with wheel-chair. All super-friendly, not aggres-sive. Beautiful show bloodlines..Shots& wormed. Crate trained. $500 eachOBO. 541-551-1927.
PRIME RETAIL SPACE available.Continuum Building, Old Town.Electric & water included. 2 spacesleft. 541-366-1416.
PUBLISHER’S NOTICEAll real estate advertised herein is subject to the
Federal Fair Housing Act which makes it illegal to advertise“any preference, limitations or discrimination because of
race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status ornational origin, or an intention to make any such
preference, limitation or discrimination.”We will not knowing accept any advertising for real estatewhich is in violation of the law. All persons are hereby
informed that all dwellings advertised are available on anequal opportunity basis.
A Celebration of the Life of
Jim Seeleywill be held February 11 atBandon Dunes Golf Resortfrom 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Arrangements are under the directionof Amling-Schroeder Funeral
Service, Bandon,
541-347-2907
Check out what’s happening atFirst Baptist Church of Bandon!
860 2nd St. SE(Hwy 101 across from South Coast Bicycles)
Wed. Night Bible Study – 6:00pmSunday Service – 11:00am
LIVING THEWORD,SERVING THEWORLD,LOVING OUR GOD
“The Little White Church on the Hill”
– Check It Out –
Online at www.bandonwesternworld.com
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BANDON — Everyone is welcome to the Sprague Theater on Saturday, Feb. 8, in Bandon for an Eco Film Festival featur-ing an afternoon of three superb films inspired by nature. The theater will be open at 11:45 a.m.-4 p.m. for the event and is located at 1202 11th St. SW.
The Eco Film Festival is designed for adults, young adults and families with children ages 8 and up. Attendees may come to watch one, two or all three films and admission is free. There will be intermissions between each film. There will be a concession stand available with popcorn, snacks and beverag-es for sale.
Showtimes: Noon: "A River's Last Chance," by Shane Anderson tells the
story of how the Eel River in Northern California was saved from decades of overfishing, abusive logging, floods and droughts and a hydro dam. The key is the belief in living sym-biotically.
1:30 p.m.: "Charlie and the Curious Otters," is part of the
PBS Nature series by Charlie H. James. Experience the secrets to otter survival via groundbreaking experiments, camera and CGI.
2:45 p.m.: "Run Wild, Run Free," by Shane Anderson takes a historic view of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, which has saved hundreds of America's iconic rivers and streams from dams, over-development and natural resource extraction.
The Eco Film Festival is co-sponsored by the Bandon Public Library and Wild Rivers Land Trust. WRLT's mission is to forever protect natural resources and lands on Oregon’s Wild Rivers Coast and to educate the public. Film festival participants also will have the opportunity to meet the people involved in WRLT. For more information on WRLT, visit their Facebook page or www.wildriverslandtrust.org or call 541-366-2130.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of Earth Day and Bandon will be celebrating in a big way at the Old Town Marketplace on Saturday, April 18.
Eco Film Festival at Sprague Theater
BANDON — A Bandon Schools Community Meeting will be held from 4:30-7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 26, in the Bandon High School Library, 550 Ninth St. SW.
"Please join us for a community-wide conversation about our schools," said Superintendent Doug Ardiana. "Our School Board, faculty and administration are very interested in dis-cussing our schools, programs and facilities. Your voice mat-ters and we welcome your perspective and opinion."
Topics to be discussed include attendance, career/technol-
ogy education, alternative education, facilities, transportation, programs, buildings, gymnasium and more. Refreshments will be provided.
Agenda: 4:30-5:30 p.m. — attendance5:30-6 p.m. — Student Success Act Survey6-7 p.m. — Q & AFor more information, contact Ardiana dardiana@bandon.
k12.or.us or 541-347-4411.
Bandon Schools Community Meeting set for Feb. 26
SOUTH COAST — The timber industry for decades drove the economy in Oregon, a state where nearly half of the land is forest. Today, the industry has changed. Logging in federal forests, once a major source of lumber, is a fraction of what it was before environmental restric-tions.
But the state continues to lead the country in lumber production because of logging on privately owned land, which happens increasingly under the management of investment firms and pension funds rather than local tim-ber companies.
Reporters Tony Schick, of Oregon Public Broadcasting, and Rob Davis, of The Oregonian/OregonLive, have been tracking forestry topics closely for years.
Now, OPB, The Oregonian and the national investiga-tive nonprofit ProPublica are teaming up to better under-stand the forces that are shaping the modern timber indus-try and the effects of those changes on the state, communi-ties and timber workers.
"Hearing your experiences can help us focus our stories with your communities in mind and hold the relevant institutions accountable," said
Please fill out our questionnaire if you work, or have worked, in or with the timber industry, or you’ve been affected by the timber industry because of where you work or live.
Answer online at propublica.org/timber
Readers asked to share timber industry experiences
BANDON — Chair Yoga is now being offered at the Bandon Senior Activities Center three days a week.
Instructor Yaz Kane gears this restorative class to peo-ple dealing with injuries, or who need easy stretching exercises to improve muscle strength and regain joint flexibililty.
The one-hour sessions start at 10 a.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays, and at 10:45 a.m. on Fridays. Classes are
open to all ages and abilities, and operate on a donation basis. Come for any or all sessions each week.
Yoga mats are available, but attendees are welcome to bring their own. For more information, call 206-883-2273.
The Senior Center is located behind the bright red door at the southern end of the Bandon Community Center, 1200 11th St. SW.
Chair Yoga offered at Senior Center
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BANDON — Watch new movies, popular flicks and retro cinema faves with friends and family at the Sprague Community Theater. Movie admission is just $5 for adults, $4 for seniors age 60 and older, and $3 for youth age 11 to 18. Youth 10 and younger are admitted free with an adult. Refreshments, includ-ing popcorn, are available for purchase. The Sprague Community Theater is located at 1202 11th St. SW in Bandon City Park. Check out movies and other community events at bandonevents.org.
Schedule:Saturday, Feb. 8: "A Dog’s Journey." A dog makes a prom-
ise to protect and be there for his owner's granddaughter as she experiences the highs and lows of life. "A Dog's Journey"(Universal Pictures 2019) features Josh Gad, Betty Gilpin, Dennis Quaid, Kathryn Prescott and Abby Ryder Fortson. The movie is 1 hour 48 minutes, rated PG. Show time is 7 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 22: "Fast and Furious Presents Hobbs & Shaw." Officer Luke Hobbs must combat a genetically altered cyber villain endangering innocent citizens while forging an unexpected partnership with rebel Deckard Shaw. "Fast and Furious" (Universal Pictures 2019) stars Dwayne Johnson, Jason Statham, Idris Elba, Vanessa Kirby and Helen Mirren. The movie is 2 hours, 17 minutes, rated PG-13. Show time is 7
p.m.
Saturday, March 14: "The Peanut Butter Falcon." A young man with Down syndrome teams up with a scruffy outlaw to travel across the Southeast, encountering colorful characters along the way. "The Peanut Butter Falcon" (Lions Gate Films 2019) stars Shia LaBeouf, Dakota Johnson and Zack Gottsagen. The movie is 1 hour 37 minutes, rated PG-13. Show time is 7 p.m.
Saturday, March 28: "Maleficent – Mistress of Evil." Maleficent's peaceful life is once again set to be disturbed when the princess announces her engagement to Prince Phillip. As humans are separated from fairies, Maleficent and Aurora find themselves on opposite ends of the brewing conflict. Angelina Jolie stars as Maleficent (Walt Disney Pictures 2019). The movies is 2 hours, rated PG. Show time is 7 p.m.
Friday, April 3: "Judy." Set in late 1968 and early 1969, "Judy" portrays Judy Garland hustling in Swinging London after successfully securing an engagement in Talk of the Town. Behind the scenes, her tumultuous life continues on, battling with her manager and her ex-husband. The cast of "Judy" (Lions Gate Films 2019) features Finn Wittrock, Renée Zellweger and Rufus Sewell. The movie is 1 hour 58 minutes, rated PG-13. Show time is 7 p.m.
Enjoy movies at the Sprague Theater
BANDON — Shoreline Education for Awareness and Oregon Shores Conservation Coalition’s CoastWatch present a King Tides seminar at 9 a.m., Saturday, Feb. 8, at the Bandon Community Center (The Barn), 1200 11th St. SW.
The final round of the current King Tides Photo Project is coming up Feb. 8-10, with the last major high tide sequence of the winter. Volunteer photographers are needed every-where on the coast to help document the highest reach of the winter’s highest tides. Those on the South Coast have the advantage of a special King Tides kickoff event on the first day of the King Tides.
Jesse Jones, CoastWatch’s volunteer coordinator, will be
there to talk about the King Tides Project and why document-ing these high tides is important and provide instructions on participating. She will also be displaying the traveling exhibit on the King Tides Project created together with the Oregon Coastal Management Program, partners in the proj-ect.
Following the seminar participants will fan out to photo-graph local beaches and estuary shorelines as the high point of the tide approaches.
For more information, contact Jesse at [email protected] or [email protected] 541-313-6751.
King Tides seminar at The Barn
BANDON — Are Oregonians ready for universal health care? A free presentation on the topic will be held at 2 p.m., Sunday, Feb. 16, at the Bandon Public Library's Sprague Community Room, 1202 11th St. SW.
Oregon Senate Bill 770 begins: “The Task Force on Universal Health Care is established to recommend the design of the Health Care for All Oregon Plan, a universal health care system, administered by the Health Care for All Oregon Board, that is equitable, affordable and comprehen-sive, provides high quality health care and is publicly funded and available to every individual residing in Oregon.”
Oregon businessmen Warren George and Ron Loe spon-sored a poll by the Seattle-based public opinion research firm
Elway Research. The poll sampled registered voters in every Oregon State House district. The poll asked: Are Oregonians ready for universal health care?
According to the poll, 62% of respondents would likely support a new health tax that would replace for-profit private insurance.
The poll revealed much more and anyone interested is invited to hear about it on Feb. 16. Warren George will dis-cuss the survey’s findings and answer questions about univer-sal health care financing.
The event is sponsored by the Bandon Chapter of Health Care for All Oregon.
Presentation on universal health care at library Feb. 16
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BANDON — The Greater Bandon Association is gearing up to host the fourth-annual Gorse Blossom Festival during President’s Day weekend, Feb. 14-16. This is the festival that was voted Oregon’s Best Downtown Special Event in 2017 by the Oregon Main Street Association in its very first run.
Inside the Port of Bandon’s Old Town Marketplace, 250 First St. SW., festival-goers will find three days of beer and wine samples from across the state, tasty bites from local restaurants, live music from the southern Oregon coast’s best bands and some quirky entertain-ment that they won’t find anywhere else.
Tickets are $10 for a day’s admission and include a commemorative glass to be used for beer and wine sam-pling. The festival runs from 3-9 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 14; 12-9 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 15; and 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 16.
The festival kicks off Thursday, Feb. 13, with a free Science Pub from 6-7:30 p.m., hosted at Bandon Brewing Company and Pizzeria, 395 Second St. SE., sponsored by the Gorse Action Group. GAG will detail why “gorse is gross” and speak specifically to efforts and solutions for gorse abatement within Bandon and Coos County.
This interactive presentation is open to everyone. Includes live speakers, a video presentation and a Q&A session.
The highlight of the festival continues to be the Bloody Mary Stroll, which kicks off at 10 a.m. Sunday. Tickets remain at $30 and include a 25-ounce com-memorative mug, T-shirt, entry into the festival and a massive Bloody Mary made with Stillwagon Distillery vodka and loaded with over-the-top garnishes from Old Town businesses. The stroll sells out each year and tick-ets must be purchased in advance and online at gorseb-lossomfest.com.
Old Town Bandon bars and restaurants are also joining the fun. Several will feature dinner specials, and some bars will keep the party going after the festival with drink specials or live music.
Major sponsors for this year’s festival include Wild Rivers Coast Alliance, Cardas Audio, Banner Bank and Bain Insurance. For more information on this year’s event including the winemaker/brewmakers dinners, visit the website at: www.gorseblossomfest.com or send an email to [email protected].
Gorse Blossom Festival coming President’s Day weekend
BANDON — The following events are sponsored by the Bandon Library Friends & Foundation, Inc. All events are held at the Bandon Public Library, 1204 11th St. S.W., with the exception of Trivia Night, which will be held at The Barn, 1200 11th St. SW. Everyone is welcome, there is no cost to attend and refreshments will be served. For more information, call 541-347-3221 or www.bandonlff.org.
Trivia NightA BLFF Trivia Night fundraiser will be held at 7 p.m.,
Saturday, Feb. 8, at The Barn, 1200 11th St. SW. Everyone is welcome to come by themselves or form a team of 4-6 play-ers. Entry is $15 per adult and $10 per high school student. Free pizza, and other snacks and beverages will be available to purchase. Various prizes will be awarded throughout the evening plus a trophy (and bragging rights) for the winning team.
All proceeds benefit Bandon Library children's programs.Classic Movie NightBLFF Classic Movie Night will be held at 7 p.m., Monday,
Feb. 10, at the library's Sprague Community Room, featuring the movie "Roberta" (Warner Bros. 1935, 105 minutes). Starring Irene Dunne, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers and directed by William A. Seiter, a football player gets a crash course in the fashion world thanks to an unexpected inheri-tance.
Everyone's welcome, there's no cost to attend and refresh-ments will be served.
Book ClubThe Bandon Library Readers Book CLub will meet at
7 p.m., Monday, Feb. 17, at the library's Sprague Community Room. "Where the Crawdads Sing" by Delia Owens will be discussed.
“A painfully beautiful first novel that is at once a murder mystery, a coming-of-age narrative and a celebration of nature … Owens surveys the desolate marshlands of the North Carolina coast through the eyes of an abandoned child. And in her isolation that child makes us open our own eyes to the secret wonders — and dangers — of her private world.”—The New York Times Book Review. (Next month’s book is “Astoria” by Peter Stark.)
Everyone is welcome to attend, whether or not they've read the book. Refreshments will be served. Questions? Contact Karen Thomas at [email protected].
Travel NightBLFF Travel Night will be held at 7 p.m., Monday, Feb.
24, in the library's Sprague Community Room. "Civil War Battlefields" with Gary Will will be featured.
Everyone is welcome, there is no cost to attend and refreshments will be served.
Bandon Library Friends & Foundation offers events
