Apr 202013
 

Helping to get Hanna Kamikawa to Dance Camp

Helping to get Hanna Kamikawa to Dance Camp

Raffling off an 8' x 8' greenhouse or shed.  Donations also welcomed.

Raffling off an 8′ x 8′ greenhouse or shed (or $1,000 cash). Donations also welcomed.

Correction: Raffle is for the shed or $1,000, winner’s choice.

Newport High Dancer Hanna Kamikawa has her heart set on going to The Summer Dance Lab in Walla Walla after school lets out. It would be Hanna’s second journey to the camp which entails a five week intensive regimine focusing on ballet but also includes jazz, modern and musical theater. Hanna, who is a sophomore at Newport High, has been dancing since she was five. The summer camp draws dance instructors from across the country to prepare dancers for a wide variety of venues and areas of emphasis. Dancers work out and practice six days a week, eight hours a day at Whitman College. The price that goes with that is $4,500, plus transportation and dance wear and shoes.

Donations or raffle tickets on the green house/shed, or $1,000 cash prize, can be arranged by calling Kiera Morgan at YBCNewsLady@yahoo.com or at 541-336-1106.

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Apr 162013
 

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Siletz Grange Hall

Siletz Grange Hall

The “Happy Humor Hour” (and boy-howdy, we need some) will be held on Saturday April 27th at 7 P.M. at The Siletz Grange. The event promises a fun filled night of family entertainment to benefit the Siletz Grange. Acts will include comedy and magic by Dan the Magic Man, who is well known to Lincoln County audiences for his theater, comedy and magic routines. Dave Coffman three time National Toastmasters winner. Live Music from Portland Recording Artist James Wright along with upcoming comedian Mark Tom plus a variety of local comedy and musical talents. Tickets for this event are $5 per Person or $20 per family and can be purchased at the door. Proceeds from the event will help the Siletz Grange with their building maintenance fund. This will help the Grange to purchase a solid security door, and install safety movement lights. The Grange is accepting new members and is the main meeting hall in the Siletz area. This is a family friendly event and children are welcome. Refreshments will also be provided. For more Info call 541-444-1212.

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Apr 112013
 

RSVP Senior Volunteers do a lot to enhance the quality of life for all of us by volunteering to visit homebound seniors, staffing food pantries, volunteering at hospitals, libraries, visitors centers, at the Oregon Coast Aquarium, Hatfield Marine Science Center and of course delivering hot meals to seniors who have trouble making ends meet.

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RSVP is holding a big Spring Bingo fundraiser to help provide car mileage compensation to keep RSVP Volunteers out there doing what they love and improving our community. Here’s the info on the fundraiser:

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Apr 092013
 

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The Hotshotz youth softball summer league is putting on a spaghetti feed to raise money for tournament
fees. The Hotshotz are going to 7 tournaments this summer!

To raise the money (and hoping for a financial grand slam) they’re conducting a spaghetti feed dinner on Tuesday, April 16th at the Toledo Elks Lodge from 5pm-8pm. Dinner will be spaghetti, garlic bread, and a small salad for $10. And there’s a discount for families!

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Apr 072013
 
Healthy FORE Life Golf Tournament, May 10 at Salishan

Healthy FORE Life Golf Tournament, May 10 at Salishan

Provided by OCCC Foundation

The 9th Annual Healthy FORE Life Golf Tournament for the Oregon Coast Community College Foundation will be held at Salishan Golf Links on Friday, May 10 with a 1:00 p.m. shotgun start.

The tournament Title Sponsor is Samaritan Health Services. The tournament is the Foundation’s main benefit for the OCCC nursing program, now in its sixth year, with 17 students expected to graduate in June. Counting this year’s soon to graduate students, a total of 108 students will have graduated with an Associate Degree in Nursing, allowing them to take the state licensing exam leading to their chosen field as a Registered Nurse. The majority of past students are now working as Registered Nurses in Lincoln County, with most employed through the Samaritan Health system.

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Toni Ritz, a first year nursing student and the student coordinator for the tournament said, “I have wanted to be a nurse for as long as I can remember. I want a career where I am making a difference in people’s lives every day, something that actually matters. When someone is sick or hurt they are very vulnerable, they are giving themselves over to strangers to help heal them and whatever the outcome they will probably remember it for the rest of their lives.” She continued, “I want to be the person they will always remember as being the nurse who treated them with respect, compassion and kindness.”

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Early bird registration is until April 30 for the special price of $99; the fee increases to $109 on May1. To register go directly to the golf website at www.oregoncoastcc.org/golf-tournament.

Registration includes a sack lunch, snacks, golf cart, a goodie bag and the chance to play and win a crystal golf ball team trophy, plus enjoy a great day of play at Salishan Golf Links while supporting OCCC student nurses.

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The Foundation is seeking additional sponsors as well as in-kind donations for the raffle and the luncheon. The OCCC Foundation is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization; donations to the Foundation are deductible according to tax laws. Call A.T. Ronan, OCCC Foundation Executive Director at 541 867-8531 for more information.

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Apr 062013
 
Jersey Sutton, 8 Recently released from the hospital.

Jersey Sutton, 8
Recently released from the hospital.

Tonight will be a chance for the Waldport community to pull together to help a stressed family pay some heavy medical bills racked up by the recent illness of their young daughter. Jersey Sutton, 8, a third grader at Crestview Heights School, has been battling medical issues involving her brain and pancreas which has turned her single mom’s checking account inside out. Jersey’s mom Lisa says they survived several medical emergencies spanning the middle part of last year but now that she’s better the bills are due. But because of a change in her employer’s medical insurance a lot of the bills aren’t covered. It’s a common dilemma and it has hit Lisa Sutton and her three daughters very hard.

The benefit for Jersey is coming up later today (Saturday) at the Moose Lodge in Waldport. The Lodge is located at 250 NW John Street, at the corner of John and Spring. A silent auction begins at 3pm for all kinds of goodies including entertainment and recreation opportunities. Then at 6pm, a big spaghetti feast is launched with live music followed by live music from “Bucket List” and “Kilter.”

If you can’t make it to the fundraiser, you can donate to the Jersey Sutton Contribution account at ANY credit union. It’s officially listed at OSU Federal Credit Union under the heading JERSEY SUTTON CONTRIBUTION ACCOUNT.

Good turn out this evening for Jersey's fundraiser.  The band "Bucket List" plays at 8pm  with "Kilter" at 9pm.  Goes to 11pm.

Good turn out this evening for Jersey’s fundraiser. The band “Bucket List” plays at 8pm with “Kilter” at 9pm. Goes to 11pm.

Jersey (middle) with friends at her fundraiser

Jersey (middle) with friends
at her fundraiser

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Apr 022013
 
The Children's Advocacy Center Newport

The Children’s Advocacy Center
Newport

Provided by Children’s Advocacy Center

Calling all Lincoln County restaurants to hold a “Dine-out Against Child Abuse” on Wednesday, April 17th. Donate a portion of your proceeds at breakfast, lunch, dinner or all day to benefit CASA and the Children’s Advocacy Center. Your restaurant will be recognized for your contribution to preventing child abuse in Lincoln County.

April is “Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month.” Both CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) and the Children’s Advocacy Center serve abused and neglected children in Lincoln County. CASA works with foster children until the child’s case is closed or the child is placed in a safe, permanent home. The Children’s Advocacy Center provides assessment and intervention services for suspected child abuse victims as well as counseling. Together we are working to prevent child abuse in our community. Every child deserves to be safe.

If your restaurant is planning to participate in the Dine-Out Against Child Abuse on April 18, 2013, please call 541-574-0841. Watch www.newslincolncounty.com for more information on the restaurants that will be helping us prevent child abuse in Lincoln County.

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Apr 022013
 
OCCC Newport Campus

OCCC Newport Campus

A’Briana Cortes, a second year student at Oregon Coast Community College is coordinating the first student talent show at Oregon Coast Community College. The April Showers event will be held on April 26 at the Newport Campus from 5:00 – 8:00 pm.

The talent show is sponsored by Wilder and is a benefit for student success programs at OCCC, including scholarships.

Auditions for the talent show will be held on Monday, April 8 from 3:30-5:30 and on Tuesday, April 9 from 2:00 – 4:00 pm. Contact Cortes at Abriana.Cortex@gmail.com to sign-up for the audition.

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