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God’s Haulin’ Food Wagon, pg 7

Lila and Rock Wickham of Cannon Beach, pg 5

Pat Patterson’s Totem Pole restoration project, pgs 6-7

Stay active with community events, pg 3

Photo by Patricia Barry, Rockaway Beach Chamber of Commerce

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Online Banking Overview

By TLC, a Division of Fibre Federal Credit Union

Online banking allows you to do transactions and manage your accounts through the internet from a computer or mobile device. You can view your balances, transfer money, pay bills, deposit checks, and more, all without a visit to a financial services center. If you have a reliable internet connection, you can do your banking anytime, anywhere.

Benefits of Online Banking:

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24/7 Account access: After registering for online access with your credit union or bank, you can securely access your account online at your convenience. Skip the trip to town and do your banking from home, work, the beach— anywhere!

Security: Online banking uses technology to ensure that your account information is protected when you access your accounts online.

Choosing a unique username and a strong password are a must, and you can opt to set up two-factor authentication that will send you a verification code each time you log in. For the safety of your account, never share your credentials or verification codes with anyone.

Fraud protection: Regularly checking your account online can help you monitor for fraud. If any transactions look suspicious, you can contact your financial institution immediately. You may also set alerts for account and card activity, so no transac -

tion attempts catch you by surprise. Bill Pay: Forget paying bills in person or by mail. You can set up bill payments to send electronically, either manually or automatically so you never miss a payment.

Deposit checks: Take photos of checks you’d like to deposit, and submit them with your mobile device for a digital deposit! Ready to give it a try? To become an online banking user, visit your financial institution’s website and look for a “Login” button, or ask a representative for assistance with setup.

Stay active this summer with community events

CANNON BEACH

• Cannon Beach Farmers Market

Tuesdays June – Sept. 10, Noon – 4 p.m.

S Hemlock St & W Gower Ave, Cannon Beach

Cannon Beach’s weekly Farmers Market includes music, prepared food, community booths and a wide variety of fresh produce, pasture-raised meat, organic cheeses, wild-caught seafood and artisan food products.

• Fourth of July Parade

July 4, 11 a.m.

This late morning Independence Day parade winds north up Spruce and back south down Hemlock. Participants often throw candy and dog treats to spectators. (503) 436-2973

• Great Cannon Beach Puffin Watch

July 1-4 , 8-11 a.m. Haystack Rock

The Haystack Rock Awareness Program provides interpreters and spotting scopes to help visitors see Tufted Puffins and other birds, learn about tidepool life and discover ways to protect all of these amazing

creatures.

• Cannon Beach Fourth of July Parade

July 4

This late morning Independence Day parade winds north up Spruce and back south down Hemlock. Participants often throw candy and dog treats to spectators.

• Cannon Beach Cottage & Garden Tour

Sept. 14

The Cannon Beach History Center and Museum’s annual tour showcases the vintage cottages, beautiful gardens and dream homes of the city.

MANZANITA

• Manzanita Farmers Market

May 24 – Sept. 20, Fridays from 4 p.m. – 7 p.m.

635 Manzanita Ave, Manzanita

Local produce, artisans, live music, and more.

• Muttzanita

Sept 7, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. Manzanita

Annual dog festival that raises money for local animal rescues who rely solely on donations.

ROCKAWAY BEACH

• Rockaway Beach 4th

Parade “Small Town America”

July 4, 11 a.m.

Rockaway Beach

• Rockaway Beach July 4th Fireworks & Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad ride

July 4, Dusk

Fireworks at the Rockaway Beach Wayside. Ride the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad from Garibaldi to

Rockaway Beach.

• Rockaway Beach 46th

Annual Art Fair

Aug. 2-4

The Ocean’s Edge, South 1st Avenue

Rockaway Beach

• GARIBALDI DAYS

July 26-28

Various locations in Garibaldi

Parade, vendors, Water Ball Challenge, and more!

BAY CITY

• Bay City Pearl & Oyster

Music Festival

Aug. 24-25

Al Griffin Memorial Park

Live bands, oyster, vendors, and kids talent show.

TILLAMOOK

• Tillamook County Fair

August 7-10

10 a.m. – 10 p.m.

Tillamook County Fairgrounds, 4603 3rd, Tillamook

• Tillamook Farmers Market

Saturdays, June 15 –

Sept. 28, 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. Laurel Avenue and Second Street, Tillamook

Locally-grown produce, handmade and artisan gifts, baked goods, live music and activities for kids.

CLOVERDALE

• Clover’s Day Celebration

Saturday, July 6, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Downtown Cloverdale Parade, vendor fair, live music, & more.

PACIFIC CITY

• Pacific City Dory Days

Friday, July 19 noon– 6 p.m.

Various locations Pacific City, Oregon Dory Days is an annual celebration of the local dory fishing culture unique to Pacific City.

NESKOWIN

Neskowin Farmers Market

Saturdays through October, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. Proposals For All Meadow, 48875 Hwy 101 S. Neskowin

Hangar ‘B’ July 4 event

Fun at Hangar ’B’ July 4, 2024 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

• Free community event, donations accepted

A quick snapshot of the days activities

• Parents and grandparents bring your children to enjoy

• Hotdogs, chips, soda’s and water

• Appropriate games for the younger and older children

• Silent auction, T-shirt sales, food and small gift for the adults

• Your entertainment will be

watching the children play their games and to visit our famous World War II museum

This is a fundraising event presented by friends of the Tillamook Air Museum 501© 3 Nonprofit organization

EIN 82-3448958

Our goal as a board of directors is to save this amazing, historic building. To do that, we must get help from our county residents. Right now, we need at least three more board members and volunteers.

Crab Kite by Patricia Barry Courtesy Rockaway Beach Chamber of Commerce

Tillamook Air Museum by Patricia Barry Courtesy Rockaway Beach Chamber of Commerce Community Education

Introduce your kids to

1110 Main Ave., Tillamook (503) 842-9392

Tillamook Post 47 at Home & Garden Show

Contributed by Larry Emery

We had a number of things going on at our booth at this year’s

Upcoming EAGLE’S

July 19 & 20

September 13 & 14

October 11 & 12

November 8 & 9

All profits go to charity.

Tillamook Headlight Herald Home & Garden Show.  The big star was the sale of the wooden craft flags built and donated to Tillamook Post 47 by Rick Stelzig.  We sold 7 Flags at $150 - $1050.  We received

$32 in cash donations.  We sold 21 raffle tickets $90 for our Stihl Electric Cordless Hedge Trimmer.  We sold 21 of 300 tickets at the event.  The raffle will continue with ticket sales at the Diary Parade and the

Chairs

Astoria (503) 325-9906

Tillamook (503) 842-8755

Seaside (503) 738-4043

Lincoln City (541) 996-5102

Newport (541) 265-2888

Florence (541) 997-9495

271-8078

County Fair final drawing the last day of the Fair on August 10.  We also recruited a new member for our post.  Any veteran with at least one day of active duty and an honorable discharge is eligible to join the American Legion.

Our revenues will support other Post 47 events and activities for example we are nominating four area high school students to attend the American Legion Law Enforcement Summer Camp this yearcost $1,200.00.

To order a beautifully handcrafted wooden flag made by Rick Stelzig, make a donation or become a member contact Post 47 at larry@ tillamookpost47.com or call 971-266-1821

Retired and Making a Difference Together

By Deb Atiyeh

Cannon Beach residents Rock and Lila Wickham are valuable members of the community who volunteer their time with several local organizations.

Lila is an RN and coordinator of the Cannon Beach Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) which she established in 2015. The thirty-one member MRC consists of doctors, registered nurses, social workers, a pharmacist and a veterinarian. In 2021, MRC volunteers contributed more than 1,400 hours administering vaccines, along with testing and contact tracing, at an estimated value of more than $100,000 for the Clatsop County Health Department. MRC volunteers routinely join with the Cannon Beach Disaster Animal Response Team (DART) to provide support and firstaid at community events, such as the annual Sand Castle Contest.

Lila has five years of experience working as an RN in a hospital intensive care unit (ICU), eighteen years directing an eight-county health department in Idaho, four years at the Oregon Health Authority overseeing county health departments, and fifteen years as the Environmental Health Director for Multnomah County overseeing health inspections and emergency management while applying for and obtaining multiple grants.

After Lila and Rock moved to Cannon Beach full-time in 2014, Lila realized that creating an MRC would significantly improve emergency preparedness for our small community, which will likely be isolated in the aftermath of a natural disaster. Since 2015, Lila has successfully obtained nearly $130,000 in grants to purchase fifteen public service radios, two repeaters along with generators, medical and pediatric supplies, pet supplies, four large shelter tents, three hand washing stations, three showers, and other emergency supplies.

Lila and Rock Wickham

Rock is an active member of the Disaster Animal Response Team (DART) and “like a rock” can often be seen helping Lila with multiple MRC projects. Rock and Lila volunteer at the Cannon Beach Community Food Pantry; while Rock shops for supplies every week and actively participates in the distribution of food every Wednesday. Rock is also a member of the Cannon Beach American Legion, after serving three years in the Army from 1967 to 1970 in Texas, Missouri, Kansas and Okinawa. Rock is a strong, reliable and supportive member of the Cannon Beach community.

Lila is on the board of the Cannon Beach Ar ts Associa tion; which sponsors an annual summer art camp for children ages 4-17.

Lila and Rock have four grown children and a beloved dog named Mojo. Rock and Lila are as busy as ever in “retirement” and contribute significantly to making Cannon Beach a better place. Thank you Rock and Lila for all that you do in making a difference for the community of Cannon Beach.

Summer in Rockaway Beach

2nd Annual Thursday Market

• May 9 Ribbon Cutting

• June 6, 12, 20, 27

• July 11, 18, 25

• August 1, 8, 22, 29

• September 5, 12, 19, 26

1st Annual Market Days Sidewalk Sale

• May 9, June 6, July 11, Aug 1, Sept 5, Oct 3

48th Annual Independence Day

• July 3,4,5,6,7

48th Annual Kite Festival

• June 14, 15, 16

47th Annual Arts and Crafts Fair

• August 2, 3, 4

Twin Rocks Sunset by Michael Mattingly Rockaway Beach Chamber of Commerce

Kites & Caboose by Patricia Barry

Courtesy Rockaway Beach Chamber of Commerce

Pat Patterson’s Totem Pole restoration project

This centerfold is sponsored by

In 2016, Jeff Cherry, the grandson of Pat Patterson, found an 11 foot Western Red Cedar log in a nearby creek located near Sandlake Road. Jeff pulled the log out of the creek with the intention of carving a totem pole for his grandfather Pat. Jeff thought it would be appropriate since he had Northwest Coastal Native American heritage in his family. He carved the totem pole with his chainsaw.

Story and pictures provided by

Larry Stephens

After the totem pole was carved, it was exposed to the elements for some time. Eventually, it was taken to Bay City for possible installation in Garibaldi. When that didn’t happen, it was taken to Sandlake Grocery in October 2020 for possible installation. Once again, it didn’t find a home.

Pat then asked if he could find a good place where it would be out of the weather and could be restored so that it would stand as a tribute to the Northwest Coastal Tribes.

I spoke with Denny Pastega, owner of Blue Heron French Cheese Company, also a friend of Pat, to see if he had an idea regarding a safe place for the totem pole so restoration could begin. Denny suggested that we could use one of

his retired Pepsi shipping containers. What a great idea.

On June 8, 2022, Denny and I loaded the totem pole in his pickup and delivered it to Blue Heron and placed it in one of his Pepsi shipping containers so that we could begin the restoration process in earnest. The container provided power, lights and heat. Soon the challenging work of restoration began with sanding, shaping and removing dry rot, then wood filler and preservatives were applied.

Word got out that a totem pole was being restored at Blue Heron. As luck would have it, two men from Rockaway Beach, Gill Geesy and Greg Gasser, who were wood carvers and interested in Northwest Native American art, began assisting with the project. They pitched in to help with sanding, wood preservation and painting and Greg carved a salmon for the bear to hold.

Several students from local schools came to view the totem pole and learn about the history of Northwest Native American Coastal Tribes.

Acknowledgements by Tillamook Lions Club President:

Lion President Jim Huffman of the newly chartered Tillamook Lions Club wants to give our artist Larry Stephens credit for his work finishing the iconic

Chinook Totem Pole. He has been carefully working on it, and it will soon be erected at Blue Heron French Cheese Company to stand tall and honor our local and visiting Native

Americans. I had the pleasure of walking with the Grande Ronde Tribal Council and our County Commissioners back in 2012 when the Grande Ronde Tribe came and walked on the Kilchis

Point trail. The last living Tillamook Chief, Steve Bob, of Willamina, walked with me. He was also the Grande Ronde Artist who

Pat Patterson holding a salmon sculptural component designed by Greg Gasser with Wilson River Students and teacher.

Pat Patterson with the totem’s eagle wings, designed by his grandson Jeff Cherry.

Denny Pastega and Larry Stephens retreive Pat’s totem from Sandlake Store in June 2022.

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created the artistic metal work for their Veterans Memorial Center. In our local Tillamook County Museum, we have some incredible collections and exhibits honoring the local Tillamook Tribe who lived here before us.

More importantly as Club President and as club members we all are thankful for the donation from Pat Patterson (and family). Our own honored centenarian in the Tillamook Lions Club has been like a spark plug to us all as he continues to share his enthusiasm about Lionism. The totem pole will be a key part of our club logo.

When our club was officially chartered in June 2023, the surrounding Lions Clubs came to the Blue Heron with us to enjoy a dinner and to celebrate the launching of our brand new Lions Club. There was a preview of the totem pole by all the surrounding clubs. We have let the office of the Grande Ronde Tribe know about it and also notified members of the Siletz Tribes that we intend to honor the history of Native Americans who have lived and traveled through Tillamook County. After all, the name of our town is

actually the name of the local tribe who lived here before us. We also are excited about the

history of trains and logging as we will be involved as a club with a museum that hopefully

will become an exciting new addition to Tillamook County. We as a club owe a big “thank you” to Larry Stephens our local club Artist for the hard work he has put in to make the totem pole become truly a work of art.

Gill, Greg and Larry working with honor student to apply sealants to totem.

Totem arriving at Blue Heron, June 8, 2022.

Pat Patterson and totem after arrival to Blue Heron French Cheese Company.

A Lion’s Club member holds the salmon sculptural element for the totem designed by Greg Gasser (on left).

Celebrate Life at Every Age

At Prestige Senior Living Five Rivers, we believe in celebrating all your special moments, big and small.

Rooted in a philosophy of promoting healthy, happy, and fulfilling living, our Celebrations lifestyle and wellness program helps residents explore different hobbies, passions, and skills to help you build a life you truly love at Prestige.

TRY A TASTE OF PRESTIGE ON US!

When you visit our community for a tour, make sure you stay for a complimentary meal courtesy of our talented culinary team. Visit prestigecare.com/fiverivers to learn all that our community has to offer.

Creating Bonds In Senior Living

As we age, isolation and loneliness increasingly become concerns for the well-being of older adults.

Spouses, friends and family members may pass away, and deterioration in health can make it more difficult to get out.

It’s a major concern because a significant factor in one’s mental health is the strength of their relationships. For over 80 years, Harvard University has been collecting data and conducting a study on the topic, and according to their findings, “people with strong connections to family, friends and their communities are happier, physically healthier, and live longer than people who are less well connected”.

So what to do when it becomes harder to build, and maintain, those bonds?

That’s where senior living can help. Finding a community with like-minded people, and where the staff is dedicated to hosting social events and forging those relationships among residents, can provide

someone with the network they need to remain happy and fulfilled at every stage of life.

Quite often people equate senior living with a loss of independence, however, building relationships with friends and neighbors can bring a sense of fulfillment that may be missing when someone lives alone and struggles to get out.

Life Enrichment at Prestige Senior Living Five Rivers

Here at Prestige Senior Living Five Rivers, you never know what each day may bring – our residents enjoy manicures, yoga and karaoke!

Our life enrichment team is always coming up with interesting new events for our residents. We encourage you to visit our community and take part yourself!

Head to prestigecare.com/ fiverivers to see our event calendar, or call us at (503) 842-0918 to schedule a tour and take part in one of our events!

Larry Stephens and God’s Haulin’ Food Wagon

The artist behind God’s Haulin’ Food Wagon

Meet Larry Stephens, pictured above, the artist who created the psychedelic era inspired design featured on Tillamook Adventist Community Services’s cargo trailer, God’s Haulin’ Food Wagon. Larry was asked by the organization to paint the wagon in 2022 as a volunteer endeavor. It is used to pick up donations and deliver them to Herald Center at 2710 First Street in Tillamook. Items accepted for donations include clothing, food, and small household goods.

Larry’s inspiration for the psychedelic design was the Jesus

Tillamook Senior Center strives to enrich lives

Our Mission: Our main focus is on sociability for seniors providing a safe, friendly place to come. To enrich the lives of mature adults by providing services and activities that sharpen their minds, improve their physical and emotional health. To help keep them active and involved.

Program Overview:

The Center provides a place to visit, interact with others, use their minds, and have a healthy and nutritious meal at the Meal Site (5 days a week). The Meal Site is run by North West Seniors and is accessed at 4th Street, at the western end of the Senior Center building. When our Seniors are healthy on all levels, the entire community benefits.

to try and make it happen. We’re there for each other, we’re the family that we’ve lost and to share our joy and sorrow as only we know so well. Hugs are free and sometimes needed.

To Donate: We are a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. We rely on your tax-deductible donations. We receive no public funds. Membership is $15.00 per year and open to those 55 years and older.

Volunteer Opportunities: We have no paid positions at the Tillamook Senior Center-we are all volunteers. If you are interested, please contact the Senior Center at 1-503-842-4511. If there is no answer, please leave a message and we will return your call. Our address is 316 Stillwell Avenue, Tillamook, OR 97141.

Phyllis Har, President

Revolution art of the 1970s. Since the wagon was painted it has been used for transporting not only donations, but items belonging to the Tillamook Pathfinders

Camporee in Montana. Larry’s interest in visual arts began in 1960 when he worked at Meier & Frank’s first branch store in Salem as a visual merchandiser. From there he continued the same line of work at Rhodes in Portland while attending Portland Art Museum School in the evenings. Larry’s career took him to the San Francisco Bay Area, then to Seattle. Eventually he and his family landed in

Tillamook County. After retirement he developed a passion for painting, leading to a line of 24 classic Woodie car illustrations that were sold as reproductions, greeting cards, coin purses, mouse pads, coffee mugs and coasters. He went on to commission work and in recent years enjoys working on projects like Pat’s Totem Pole which is scheduled to open to the public later this year.

Tillamook Adventist Community Services: Herald Center is open Tuesday & Thursday 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Call (503) 842-4794 to arrange to make a donation.

Events: Monday morning, Coffee Hour drop in anytime between 8-11 a.m.. Come enjoy a hot drink, served with treats shared with some old friends and make new friends. We have card games, pinochle, cribbage, also sewing and quilting classes, and square dancing. Twice a year we have a great rummage sale and we also have Arts & Craft events. We also rent out our wonderfully remodeled activity room. The pandemic put our Senior Center on hold for several years but with your help and support we are making a wonderful comeback. If you don’t see what you are looking for, we’re there

Maritime Museum Campus Transformation

From 2024 to 2026, the Columbia River Maritime Museum will undertake multiple, coordinated modernization and expansion projects that collectively create a richer, more interactive, and accessible experience for our visitors, both indoors and outdoors.

The Mariners Hall project begins with a dramatic remodeling of 11,000 square feet of existing galleries in our legacy building, adding both new and updated exhibits. Most prominent among these are two fascinating exhibits devoted to the maritime culture of coastal Indigenous people.

The project centerpiece is a new, 24,671 square foot exhibition and education hall that will dramatically expand CRMM’s programming capacities with many new, interactive exhibits, centered around two dozen boats of varying sizes; hundreds of artifacts; and a Coast Guard rescue helicopter.

Mariners Hall also includes a purpose-

built classroom to better serve our highly impactful education programs, and a dedicated STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) space filled with interactive exhibits designed to spark interest in STEAM careers.

Hall will connect to the legacy building via a covered walkway. Thoughtfully planned landscaping, wayfinding and orienting will create an integrated campus environment utilizing outdoor spaces and interpretation to

enhance the visitor experience. This project will transform CRMM from an important regional museum to a world class museum in rural Clatsop County, Oregon. CRMM has raised $24.2M of the $30M needed. We will break ground in October and open in late summer 2026. CRMM owns the project site.

We are using a collaborative planning and design process that teams the architect (Opsis Architecture - Portland), exhibit designer (Storyline – Seattle), general contractor (Rickenbach Construction – Astoria) and museum staff to ensure that we are not just erecting a building, but creating an engaging, interactive new visitor experience. This holistic planning and design process will give us the best possible value and impact. Visit the Campus Transformation page on our website, https://www.crmm.org/ campus-transformation.html, for more information and updates.

MORE THAN YOU IMAGINED.

Mariners

Your Active Oregon Coast Retirement Awaits

Imagine your vibrant retirement at Suzanne Elise Assisted Living Community in the picturesque town of Seaside, Oregon. Nestled along the Oregon Coast, this community stands out as a haven for seniors seeking an active and engaging lifestyle in their golden years.

Suzanne Elise boasts modern living spaces, newly remodeled to provide comfort and convenience for residents. Beyond the aesthetics, the community exudes a homey atmosphere, where familiar friendly faces provide care. The pride of Suzanne Elise lies in its long-tenured team and management, fostering a sense of stability and trust that is invaluable to residents and their families.

Seniors enjoy an active retirement at Suzanne Elise, where they can thrive mentally and physically. Here residents enjoy regular activities, outings, and fitness classes. One of the resident favorites is Sassy Seniors Tea, a delightful gathering for tea, laughter, and shared

joy, providing an experience where residents socialize and indulge in the joys of retirement.

From crafting to pet visits to holiday celebrations, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Follow us on Facebook to see more of the fun our residents are having – and how your life could look here!

A vibrant retirement is found in socializing and fun experiences – but also in having your needs met. Our team at Suzanne Elise emphasizes quality care, evident in our recent achievement of the 2024 Customer Experience Award from Pinnacle Quality Insight. This prestigious accolade is endorsed by the experiences of residents and their families. It’s a testament to the genuine care and dedication that sets Suzanne Elise apart in the realm of senior living.

Your vibrant retirement is here at the Oregon coast with a long-tenured team, quality care, and fun experiences. Join us for Sassy Seniors Tea and a tour! Call 503-738-0307 to schedule.

This is Senior Living at Suzanne Elise

• Experience modern living in newly remodeled community

• Enjoy the comfort of familiar friendly faces from our long-tenured team and management

• Savor the joy of retirement with vibrant activities, including a resident favorite, Sassy Seniors Tea

Quality Care

to deliver award-winning customer service! This award is based on experiences of our own residents and their families, showcasing how highly they value our care.

Train trip from Garibaldi to Rockaway and back on the Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad

Visiting Columbia River Maritime Museum

We invite you to stop by Seaside Outlets for unparalleled shopping opportunities on the north coast, plus there is no sales tax!

Coming soon!

Seaside HAG Baked Goods

Coming in August!

Oregon

Employment Department

Join us July 4th for festivities sponsored by Legends Public House! Check online or Facebook for more details.

You will find national brands as well as local businesses at Seaside Outlets

Advantage Dental Bath & Body Works Carter’s Brothers+

Coastal Occasions

Columbia Memorial

The Seaside Outlets is here to help you get your summer wardrobe updated, enjoy special events and has you covered for back to school shopping later this summer. In addition to an arcade, party supply store, dining and free wine tasting we offer dental, healthcare and pharmaceutical services.

Hospital Primary Care Clinic

CMH Community Pharmacy

DHS (coming this fall)

Eddie Bauer

Famous Footwear Outlet

Funtastic Arcade

Go! Calendar, Games and Toys

Hanes brands

Legends Public House

Nike Factory Store

OED (coming this summer)

Pendleton

Rack Room Shoes

Seaside HAG Baked Goods

Wine and Beer Haus

Tokyo Teriyaki Zumiez