Graffiti Weekend car celebration

Graffiti Weekend

A special publication of The News-Review • July 9, 2013

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ON THE COVER: A 1957 Thunderbird sits along Melqua Road west of Roseburg.

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from 1972 to 1975 or older because some of the younger lassic cars and hot members enjoy working on rods of all descripmuscle cars from the mid-70s, tions will roll into Owens said. the central Douglas The Saturday Show-NCounty area this week for the Shine at River Forks Park 2013 Graffiti Weekend, the typically draws as many as 32nd annual event.

500 to 1,000 cars.

Last year’s Roseburg GrafThe Saturday night cruise fiti Night Cruise attracted a is scheduled for 6 to 9:30 in record number of vehicles — downtown Roseburg. About 70 683 — and Umpqua Flatheads percent of the registered cars President Dave Owens is come from out of the area. expecting another such turnout Hundreds of spectators gather this week. downtown to join the founders What started as a simple idea of the Graffiti Night Cruise in between a couple of local car remembering a simpler time. clubs has blossomed into an ocSince the first cruise casion that draws about 20,000 MICHAEL SULLIVAN/News-Review file photo on Harvard, the event has spectators and participants over Classic cars roll into the driveway of Oak Park Assisted Living grown into one of Douglas its five-day span. Owens said Community in Roseburg during the 2012 Graffiti Weekend.

County’s most noteworthy the first Graffiti Weekend began events, chock-full of hot rods, with two events, the Show-NThe two original events remain the most barbecues and other family Shine at River Forks Park and the night cruise popular. entertainment known as Graffiti Weekend. on Harvard Avenue. It has now grown to 22 A few newer cars are expected to particiDetails are also available online at grafdifferent events over five days. pate this year. The cutoff date was changed fitiweekend.com.

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32nd annual Graffiti Weekend schedule WEDNESDAY

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SHERM’S KICKOFF TO GRAFFITI SHOW — 2 to 7 p.m., Roseburg Veterans Affairs Medical Center. Hosted by Southern Oregon Lakester Society. Entry starts at noon. 541-430-4086.

GRAFFITI PARTS SWAP — Set up 7 a.m. to noon. Gates open noon to 7 p.m. A new location at parking lot area at Melrose Junction, across Melrose Road from the Kruse Farms produce, bakery and gift stand, one mile west of Roseburg. $25 vendor fee. Proceeds to Boys & Girls Clubs of the Umpqua Valley and the Roseburg Rescue Mission. Canned food donations accepted for the United Community Action Network Food Bank. 541-430-8839.

ROSEBURG DOWNTOWN FUN DAY — 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Roseburg Town Center. Graffiti weekend information booth, sidewalk sales, gifts and discounts for participants.

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OREGON PACIFIC BANK’S ICE CREAM SOCIAL — 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., 2555 N.W. Edenbower Blvd., Roseburg. Free ice cream and live music. 541-677-9454.

SHOW-N-SHINE AT THE RACES — 2 to 4 p.m. registration.

Ticket gates open at 4 p.m., Douglas County Fairgrounds Speedway.

Presented by Pacific Racing Association. Free admission for driver

THURSDAY RETIREMENT AND REST HOME EXHIBITS — Meet at 12:30 p.m. at Roseburg High School. Tour 1 to 4 p.m. with short displays at area senior centers. 541-673-8543 or 541-677-9863.

CRUIZIN’ AND VIEWIN’ — 6 to 10 p.m., Ten Down and Splitz, 2400 N.E. Diamond Lake Blvd. Outdoor fundraising barbecue. Free soda for cruisers. 541-672-3601.

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GRAFFITI CRUISE-IN — 8 to 10 p.m., Pete’s Drive-In, Sonic Drive-in and Fast Stop Market/Green.

only. 100 car limit. 541-459-3068.

GLIDE FIRE’S BENEFIT POKER RUN, SHOW-N-SHINE & BBQ — Noon to 6:30 p.m., Glide Community Center on Highway 138.

Hosted by the Glide Volunteer Fire Departmen. Poker run registration from noon to 12:30 p.m., Show-NShine registration 3 to 5:30 p.m., firemen’s barbecue 3 to 6:30 p.m. and awards 6:30 p.m. Dash plaques for first 150 entries, live music and raffle. Canned food donations accepted for Glide Helping Hands.

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FAST STOP MARKET SHOW-NSHINE — Register by 6 p.m. Fast Stop Market and Quickie Coffee, 4446 Old Highway 99 South in Green. Prizes at 8 p.m. Three-trophy car show, dash plaques first 50 cars.

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SEVEN FEATHERS ENTERTAINMENT — Doors open 8 p.m., concert at 9 p.m., Seven Feathers Casino Resort, Canyonville.

Purchase tickets for $20 and $10 online at sevenfeathers.com or in person at the box office. 1-800548-8461.

SATURDAY GRAFFITI PARTS SWAP — 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. A new location at parking lot area at Melrose Junction, across Melrose Road from the Kruse Farms produce, bakery and gift stand, one mile west of Roseburg. Canned food donations accepted. 541-430-8839.

ROCK ’N’ ROLLIN’ PANCAKE BREAKFAST — 8 to 11 a.m. All you can eat. $6 per person, $3 age 8 or younger or $15 per family (two adults and two children). Presented

by Roseburg Optimist Club and Shari’s Restaurant. 541-817-3472.

31ST RIVER FORKS SHINE-NSHINE — Registration 8 to 11 a.m., show 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., River Forks Park. Presented by Stray Angels Car Club. First 600 cars 1975 and older.

No 4x4s, no entry fee. Dash plaques, raffles, trophies, food booths, free shuttle bus service, no pets per park regulations, canned food donations accepted. 541-679-7868 or 54135-5471.

COLLECTOR CAR AUCTION — 8 a.m., viewing opens, 9:30 a.m. toys and memorabilia auction, 10 a.m. car auction begins, Douglas County Fair-

grounds, Douglas Hall. Free shuttle bus, vendors, food. To consign or register to bid: 541-689-6824.

WINGS AND WHEELS — 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Roseburg Regional Airport. Sponsored by the city of Roseburg. Free admission, canned food donations accepted for the UCAN food bank. View vintage aircraft and vintage cars. A Boeing Model 40 B that crashed near Canyonville in 1928 will be shown and barnstormer Mike Carpentiero will offer rides in his 1930 biplane.

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DOWNTOWN SHOP-N-SHINE CAR SHOW — Setup at 8 a.m., show from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Southeast Jackson Street in downtown Roseburg. Hosted by Cascade Historical Motor Club and Umpqua Flatheads.

Free entry and admission, coffee and doughnuts, cash awards for people’s choice, dash plaques for the first 100, door prizes, 50-50 raffle, music.

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CRUIZIN’ AND VIEWIN’ — 6 to 10 p.m., Ten Down and Splitz, 2400 N.E. Diamond Lake Blvd., Roseburg.

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SUNDAY GRAFFITI WEEKS-END FUN RUN — 9 to 10:30 a.m. registration, starts at 2475 N.W. Stewart Parkway, between McDonalds and Parkway Medical in Roseburg. Scenic route tour from Roseburg to Canyonville.

Run ends at Seven Feathers Casino Resort in Canyonville. Entry fee $5.

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SEVEN FEATHERS OUTDOOR EVENT — 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Seven Feathers Casino Resort, Canyonville.

Graffiti Weeks-End Fun Run cars on display by 11 a.m. Barbecue 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. $2 for hot dogs, $3 for cheeseburgers. Free concert featuring The Fabulous Fairlanes from 2:30 to 5 p.m. A $20,000 cash giveaway is at 6 p.m. 1-800-548-8461.

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Two thumbs up for a

Thunderbird CRAIG REED The News-Review

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Along Melqua Road, Jason Byers of Roseburg sits in a 1957 Thunderbird left to him in 2011 by his grandfather, Hank Bailey.

1957 Thunderbird provided some special times for Hank Bailey and his grandson, Jason Byers.

The two of them cruised through Graffiti Weekend events. They spent time together before cruising, deciding what needed to be cleaned, waxed and polished.

Hank Bailey of Roseburg died in 2011. Now Byers, 37, is left with the memories.

“That was our time,” Byers said of years of activities with his grandfather and the car. “He had a wide smile, he absolutely did, when we were out in it.”

The Thunderbird was inherited by Byers and his parents, Jeff and Joni, but Jason still calls it “Grandpa’s car.” However, his grandmother, Verna Bailey, who is still alive, likes to call it “Jason’s car.”

Jason Byers now takes his grandmother for short rides a couple of times a year, usually to Dairy Queen for ice cream.

He also drives the T-bird to her assisted living home during Graffiti week so she can see the car again.

“She knows the history of the car,” Byers said. “It’s a beautiful car. I’m awful proud of it.”

Byers said his grandfather told him the story behind the Turn to THUNDERBIRD, page 12

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Winston Summer Nite Cruise keeps growing

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Courtesy photo by Mark Spangler/Winston Dillard Festival Association

The Winston Summer Nite Cruise attracts a mixture of old and new cars for its annual Saturday evening cruise. This 1958 Chevy rolled around the four-mile route last year.

INSTON — The Winston Summer Nite Cruise is continuing to grow.

Two years ago the cruise that emphasizes muscle cars, but is open to all cars, pickups and motorcycles, attracted 175 registered entrants. Last year that number went up to 225 and organizer Clay Caldwell is hopeful and optimistic the number will continue to grow during this week’s 26th annual gathering in downtown Winston.

The featured event of the two days of activities in Winston is the cruise that is slated for 5 to 10 p.m. Registration will begin at 4 p.m. in the Shop Smart parking lot. The entry fee is $1 per vehicle, but an investment of $5 will also get each car a dash plaque.

The cruise is open to all vehicles, including trucks and four-wheel-drives.

That’s different than Roseburg’s Saturday night cruise, which is restricted to cars and pickups dated 1975 or earlier.

Caldwell explained that there were concerns expressed last year about

traffic control on the Winston cruise course, but that more volunteers will be along the four-mile course this year to monitor traffic control.

“I just hope everybody comes out and has a really good time,” said Caldwell, president of the WinstonDillard Area Festival Association. “I’m expecting a lot of fun.

“There’s still an emphasis on muscle cars and people in Winston love muscle,” he added.

The cruise route will proceed west on Douglas Boulevard, right on Abraham Street to Lookingglass Road, right to Old Highway 99 and then back to the center of town.

Other activities include an automotive swap meet that is scheduled for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday on a grassy lot at the Winston Foursquare Church at the corner of Main and Thompson streets.

Cars and auto parts alike will be available for sale.

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Fulfilling a promise with a 1958 Pontiac station wagon Newly painted Pontiac primed for car show CRAIG REED The News-Review

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Jim Aune is pleased that the promise he made when he purchased this 1958 Pontiac stationwagon will be fulfilled this week. After several years of driving the car with just a primer on it, he stripped it down, painted it and then put it back together in time for this year’s Graffiti Weekend.

Jim Aune is on the verge of fulfilling a promise.

He made the promise back in 1980 when he purchased a 1958 Pontiac station wagon from a neighbor in the Glendale area. The owner, a woman named Bunny, named one condition before selling Aune the car: He had to promise to take care of it.

Some stoppages and setbacks occurred along the way — a couple accidents and a shortage of funds — but now Aune is ready to

reveal the finished product and promise at Graffiti Weekend activities that begin Wednesday.

“I am pleased,” the 54-year-old Roseburg resident said of how the car looks now compared to when he towed it out of a pasture back in ’80. It had been sitting out in the weather so it was in rusty condition, but after he put a new battery in it and some fuel, it fired right up.

“It’s getting exciting,” Aune said of completing final details on the wagon.

“It’s been a dream to see it done. It was based on a promise that I was able to get the car and now because of that promise ,I’m getting it back together.”

Aune has had the car running before and even drove it in several past

Graffiti events, but it just had a primer paint job and

little or no chrome trim.

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Shuttles offer rides to events The News-Review Free shuttle bus rides will be available for two of Graffiti Weekend’s most popular activities.

Guests attending Saturday’s Stray Angels-River Forks Show-N-Shine at River Forks Park and Umpqua Flatheads Roseburg Graffiti Night Cruise in downtown Roseburg will be able to leave their own vehicles in larger parking lots and travel to those sites by bus.

The first bus headed to River Forks Park, located about six miles west of Roseburg in the Garden Valley area, will leave downtown Roseburg at 9 a.m. Buses will start their runs at the corner of Rose and Washington streets and pick up additional passengers at the Macy’s store in

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the Roseburg Valley Mall on Stewart Parkway and at the Douglas County Fairgrounds, off Interstate 5 at Exit 123. The pickup spot will be near the museum, across from the main fairgrounds entrance.

A new stop this year for the buses en route to the park will be the Graffiti Auto Parts Swap that will be held in the parking area at the Melrose Junction across from the Kruse Farms produce, bakery and gift stand a mile west of Roseburg. The swap is scheduled for noon to 7 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, but will have bus service only on Saturday. The Melrose Junction site is a new location for the swap meet after it had previously been held farther

west off Melrose Road at the Laurance Farms’ former produce stand.

The last bus headed back to Roseburg from River Forks Park leaves at 4 p.m.

Parking at River Forks Park is limited and show organizers encourage people to take the shuttle buses.

Guests coming back to the corner of Rose and Washington will also be close to the Downtown Shop-N-Shine Car Show that is scheduled for 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in downtown Roseburg.

The evening bus to the cruise downtown will operate from 5 to 10 p.m. Those buses will pick up passengers at Macy’s and the fairgrounds. The last bus heading back to the parking areas will leave downtown at 10:30 p.m.

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Food donations encouraged

Spectators take in the Graffiti night cruise in downtown Roseburg.

Food for Douglas County’s needy families will be collected at many Graffiti Weekend events.

Donations of nonperishable foods will be distributed through the United Community Action Network Food Bank and collected at the following times and locations: • Sherm’s Kick Off to Graffiti Show — 3 to 8 p.m. July 10, Roseburg Veterans Affairs Health

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• Ice Cream Social — 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 12, Oregon Pacific Bank, 2555 N.W. Edenbower Blvd., Roseburg.

• Graffiti Swap Meet — Noon to 7 p.m. July 12, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 13 at the intersection of Garden Valley Boulevard and Melrose Road.

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Mercury Turnpike turning heads for more than 50 years seats, which remembers your favorite position, tachometer and an averagespeed computer clock.”

Many of these features are in the cars of today.

There were only 7,291 made and very few are around to be driven today. In 1957, it cost $3,785 to own one of these dream cars.

There has been no resto-

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his 1957 Mercury Turnpike Cruiser was originally purchased in 1957 by Dr. Guy and Francis Gill of Roseburg.

When the doctor and his wife passed away, the Mercury was sold to the Brown family and it has continued to remain in that family.

The Mercury was purchased in Roseburg and still calls Roseburg its home.

The Mercury is now owned by Dona Brown and her husband Jerry Hash (around town they are known as the Hash Browns). The couple have shown the Turnpike around Oregon, Washington and California. It has not missed Graffiti in all the years the Browns have owned it.

Courtesy photo from Jerry Hash

This 1957 Mercury Turnpike Cruiser was first purchased in Roseburg by Dr. Guy and Francis Gill of Roseburg. The car, now owned by Dona Brown and Jerry Hash, is ready to make another Graffiti appearance.

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ot too many years after trading in his powder-blue 1965 Ford Mustang for a family station wagon, Thurman Bell regretted the transaction.

He had bought that Mustang, his first new car, while a senior at Oregon State University in Corvallis. Bell had saved money from summer jobs — picking cotton, cutting grapes and working in construction — in the Fresno, Calif., area and, with some additional financial assistance from his parents, Russell and Veda Bell, he was able to buy the 1965 Mustang with the white interior and the 283-cubic-inch engine

for $3,600.

He made several trips in it between Fresno and Corvallis, and then to jobs in Lebanon and Grants Pass.

But like so many other young people who purchased the new sporty Mustang, Bell had to trade in his first car in 1969 for a car that would accommodate his growing family. But he

never forgot that Mustang.

“It’s something I’ve wanted again for many years, a long time,” said Bell, now 70. “It was the new thing, the hot item back then. I loved that car.

I made it a goal to get one.

And I’ve always, always regretted letting it go.

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Thunderbird: Bailey bought T-bird at Sutherlin Blackberry Festival

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Hank Bailey shows off his 1957 Thunderbird in the driveway of his Roseburg home in 1998. Bailey bought the car about 20 years ago at the Blackberry Festival in Sutherlin. Bailey died in 2011; he left the car to his grandson, Jason Byers.

Continued from page 4 car. The Thunderbird was originally purchased new

by movie actor Dick Powell of Los Angeles. Powell died in 1963 and the car was sold to a woman who

eventually brought it north to Douglas County, where she retired. The car was always under cover and

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When Hank Bailey saw the T-bird, it was sitting at the Blackberry Festival in Sutherlin about 20 years ago with a “For Sale” sign on it.

“Grandpa saw it, it was the right color, he bought it right there and brought it home,” Byers said. “It was in good running order and the body was in good shape.”

Byers added that the only thing done to the car since Bailey’s purchase was reupholstering the seats about 10 years ago.

“It is as stock as stock can be,” Byers said. “It runs like a top.”

The Thunderbird has a 312-cubic-inch-engine and no air conditioning, so the interior does heat up when the convertible top remains closed.

Byers said his grandfather talked about the Thunderbird even before he purchased one.

“It’s a piece of American history, pop culture, an icon of the ’50s,” Byers said. “In the summertime we try to take it as many places as we can. People come up to it all the time and have their own stories about Thunderbirds or they want to take pictures of it. It gets

a lot of compliments, a lot of thumbs up,” he said.

When asked if the Thunderbird would remain in the family, he said emphatically, “Over my dead body will this car go anywhere else.”

• News-Review Features Editor Craig Reed can be reached by calling 541957-4210 or by email at creed@nrtoday.com.

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Mustang: Melrose man rebuilds car’s engine Continued from page 11 “At the time, that car was different than anything else built,” he added. “It was like a little sports coupé.”

More recently, Bell, the longtime teacher, counselor and football coach at Roseburg High School, set another goal, and that was to become a Mustang owner again. Inspired by the classic cars he saw during Graffiti Weekend activities in the Roseburg area, he began looking several years ago.

Through a friend, Bell heard about Albert Christel, a retired man who restored cars for a hobby at his Melrose area home. Bell made a phone call, the two men met, and in the summer of 2010 a deal was made. Bell became the owner of an electric-red

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Albert Christel of Melrose restored the 1965 Mustang, now owned by Thurman Bell. Christel had the engine and transmission rebuilt.

1965 Mustang, or as the first cars of that model were known because they became available in midyear, a 1964 1/2 Mustang.

“A lot of people our age like to reminiscence,” Bell said. “That car brings back a lot of memories. It’s fun to go back and relive our youth.

I lived through those years.”

Bell and his wife, Jenny, have driven their Mustang in Graffiti Weekend events in Roseburg the past two years and will tour the cruise course again this Saturday evening. Jenny has also occasionally driven the car to work in Roseburg.

Christel explained the Mustang was originally purchased new in San Jose, Calif. He said the first owners eventually passed the car on to their granddaughter who lived in the Roseburg area. When the car began to have some problems, it ended up parked under a tree for several years. That’s where Christel found it.

“The paint was worn out, but it wasn’t as bad as it looked,” said Christel, who retired 10 years ago and then made car restoration a hobby.

He stripped down the Mustang. He had a body shop go over the frame and he had the engine and transmission rebuilt. He also purchased new bumpers and chrome. He then put the car back together and drove it himself for a couple of years, including in events during Graffiti Weekend and the Blackberry Festival in Sutherlin.

“I had a lot of fun with it,” Christel said. “It was a nice little car. I think

Mustangs are fabulous little cars.”

Now Bell is having fun with it. He gives it special treatment, not only parking it in his garage, but also under a cover.

“I knew,” he said, “that some day I was going to own one again.”

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Pontiac: Car has had ups, downs Continued from page 6 The restoration process was first interrupted two years after Aune purchased the car. While towing a parts vehicle behind the wagon on the shoulder of the freeway, the cars jackknifed and the wagon took a major hit. He knew it would be expensive to fix, but he had made a promise.

The body work needed resulted in Aune turning the four-door vehicle into a two door. The work then stopped, and the car was even vandalized. It sat idle.

Finally, a friend of Aune’s offered to fix it up.

He started the restoration and then Aune continued it.

In the late 1990s, Aune had the car running again.

He put a blue-tinted primer on it in anticipation of a top coat. He drove it for five

years before deciding to finish the project. He took the body off the frame and stripped everything down to bare metal, painted the pieces and gradually put it back together.

Aune said the color was supposed to be a two-tone teal, but he said he thinks it’s more of a two-tone green.

“It’s kind of an unusual color, but it’s close to what I wanted,” he said.

He said the model, which had been a plain 1958 Chieftain wagon, now resembles a ’57 Star Chieftain. He calls it his “Teal Toy: Built on a Promise.”

Aune paid $500 for the car back in 1980 and now he estimates with his hours of labor and cost of parts, his prized wagon could be worth $35,000 to $40,000.

Back when the car only had

a primer on it, he did have somebody offer to buy it.

Aune said no, thanks.

“Was it worth it? Yes,” he said, looking back on the work and money he put into customizing the car that features its original motor, a tri-power engine.

“I hope I never get desperate for money because it should be worth quite a bit.

But I have no intentions of selling it.”

He plans to have the car at activities during each of the five days of Graffiti Week. He also plans to cruise over to car shows at Coos Bay, Winchester Bay and to the Blackberry Festival in Sutherlin.

• News-Review Features Editor Craig Reed can be reached by calling 541957-4210 or by email at creed@nrtoday.com.

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Nite Cruise: Music, dancing set for Winston’s Civic Wayside Park Continued from page 5 Twelve-by-12-foot spaces are available for $10 each. To reserve one, call Gary Vess at 541679-4260.

“We try to be openminded,” Caldwell said of the swap meet. “It can be any kind of automotive part or the whole car.”

Caldwell explained that a dance held last year didn’t attract many participants so a new music venue has been arranged this year at Civic Wayside Park behind Winston City Hall. Graffiti-type music will be played by a disc jockey from 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday.

Caldwell said if people want to dance to the music, an area for that

Old and new cars will roll around a four-mile route during Saturday evening’s Winston Summer Nite Cruise.

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activity will be made available.

“We’ve had a great deal of support from sponsors and some people who are not members of the association have stepped up and wanted to help,” Caldwell said.

“There’s been a lot of enthusiasm and support.”

Caldwell added that new Winston cruise T-shirts will be available for sale at the events.

More information on the cruise can be obtained by calling Caldwell at 541-5307862.

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