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January 2008 |
January
3 |
North Bay Grange
Regular meeting 7:00pm Instillation of
Officers, coffee committee Harriet Rempelos and Thelma
Buernhardt |
January
9 |
Bay
Area Chamber of Commerce IBO Lunch Forum
The Mill Casino-Hotel Salmon Room
11:30 - 1:00
Program: Joanne Verger - 2008 Focus & Expectations
Bring your business cards and network with fellow Chamber
members.
Enter the drawing for a free lunch. Winner of the 50/50/drawing
will win a cash prize.
RSVP to the Chamber at 266-0868. |
January
9 |
Boys and Girls Club Hosts
Annual Fine Arts Exhibit
The show runs through the month of January,
and is the local competition for Boys and Girls Clubs of
America's National Fine Arts program. Winners will advance to
Regional's. For more information about Club closure dates or
times, please call the Boys & Girls Club at 541-267-3635. |
January
10 |
Pathways of Positive
Parenting Project
Southwestern Oregon Community College
presents educational series at Bunker Hill Elementary School
classes will be held at Bunker Hill School from 5:30- 8:00pm
beginning January 10, 17, 24, and 31. Feb 7th, 14,21, 28 and
March 6, and 13th. For more information contact Barbara at
541-888-1588 |
January
12 |
Join us for the Grand
Opening of BELLA BAKERY
Free samples artisan organic breads and
toppings award winning pastries and now sugar-free too. At
Ric's Posto Bella 160 Anderson Avenue in Downtown Coos Bay
541-260-0868
Take home loaves of Fresh Bread, pies, favorite cakes, muffins ,
cookies and European desserts |
January
12 |
AN
EVENING WITH MARK TWAIN
LTOB
presents Kurt H. Sutton Performs
Presented in the setting of Samuel L. Clemens
parlor, Mark Twain will share his wit, wisdom and humor and
sing-a-long songs with which he entertained his family and
friends. Little Theatre on the Bay is located at 2100 Sherman
Avenue in North Bend. The Trouble starts at 8:00pm
Reservations: 541-756-4336 out town: 1-877-746-4336. Box
office will be open Friday and Saturday Noon to 5:00pm Also 1
hour before the performance. |
January
12 |
B COMPANY 1-186 INFANTRY
"BANDITS"
"Open Armory" Event
Saturday from 10:00am-3:00pm come for all or part.... lots to
see! see what we do in the State and in our community on a
Monthly basis. Sit through soldier classes. Displays and
refreshments sponsored by Family Support Team. Weapons
displays. videos, give-a-ways, information. Help us work on the
Pioneer Cemetery Sat from 1500-1730. Sign up to participate as
OPFOR on sunday in company combat lanes exercise. Point of
contact SSG Mann 541-888-5132 or
James.Mann4@us.army.mil
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January
12 |
Tide of the Toddlers- Wild
Things
10:00-11:00am children from 1-5 can sing a
son, hear a story, make a craft, and explore the natural world.
A fee of $1.00 per toddler goes to the Friends of the South
Slough to help support the activities offered by the Reserve.
To register, please call, (541)888-5558 |
January
13 |
Bullards Beach Run
2:00pm Bullards Beach State Park. 1m, 5Km,
10Km. T-shirt Exchange. Ribbons. For more information contact
Tom Bedell at 541-347-4740 or David Ledig at 541-347-3791. |
January
16 |
Bay
Area Chamber of Commerce IBO Lunch Forum
The Mill Casino-Hotel Salmon Room
11:30 - 1:00
Program: Cardinal Services
Bring your business cards and network with fellow Chamber
members.
Enter the drawing for a free lunch. Winner of the 50/50/drawing
will win a cash prize.
RSVP to the Chamber at 266-0868. |
January
17 |
Pathways of Positive Parenting Project
Southwestern Oregon Community College
presents educational series at Bunker Hill Elementary School
classes will be held at Bunker Hill School from 5:30- 8:00pm
beginning January 10, 17, 24, and 31. Feb 7th, 14,21, 28 and
March 6, and 13th. For more information contact Barbara at
541-888-1588 |
January
17 |
Line Dance Lessons with
Connie
Evergreen Court 451 O'Connell St. North
Bend 1:00pm
for more information contact Carol Clark at 541-756-4466 |
January
18 |
More Jazz at Jardin's
Reggie Houston & His Box of Chocolates Trio
Black Market Gourmet - 6:30pm, Cost $55 per
person. Dinner included.
More than just a master of the saxophone, Reggie Houston is an
entertainer of the highest order who has played with the likes
of Fats Domino, Charmaine Neville, and Harry Connick Jr.
Now he is bringing his New Orleans sound to the Bay Area in a
not-to-be missed appearance.
For more information call 541-269-0194 |
January
19 |
Upland Animals
all children ages 6-12 are welcome to join
the Estuary Explores from 9:00-12. We will
be discovering animals of South Slough through the tracks and
signs they leave behind. Dress for the weather. A fee of $3.00
per child goes to the Friends of South Slough to help support
the activities offered by the reserve. to register call
541-888-5558. |
January
19 |
Join South Slough
volunteers and authors David Lunde and Patricia
McKillip for an Author Afternoon at South Slough's Interpretive
Center auditorium. Each will read selections of poetry and
fiction from their work starting at 2:00pm. Light refreshments
will be provided. To register for this free program , call
541-888-5558 |
January
19 & 20 |
South Coast Small Business
Expo
North Bend Community Center for
10:00-6:00pm Featuring businesses from all around the South
Coast. A free community event open to the public. Businesses
will be offering samples of there goods and answering
questions.
Fashion show from
4:00-5:00 Saturday there will be an auction from 5:00-6:00.
Some of the seasonal and hard to find business will be on hand
as well. For more information contact David Willhite at
541-266-9473 |
January
21 |
Martin Luther Kin, Jr. Day
The Human Rights Advocates of Coos County are
sponsoring a candlelight Vigil at 7:30pm at the Boardwalk in
Downtown Coos Bay. Celebration 5:30pm at the Egyptian Theater.
Events will include presentation of the Annual Human Dignity
Award. Guest, Dept. of Peace District Rep. there will be
African Drumming, Speakers, Short films, and the Candlelight
Vigil |
January
23 |
Bay
Area Chamber of Commerce IBO Lunch Forum
The Mill Casino-Hotel Salmon Room
11:30 - 1:00
Program: South Coast Employers Council
Bring your business cards and network with fellow Chamber
members.
Enter the drawing for a free lunch. Winner of the 50/50/drawing
will win a cash prize.
RSVP to the Chamber at 266-0868. |
January
23 |
Oregon Book Awards Authors
at North Bend Public Library
Four winners and finalist of 2007 Oregon Book
Awards read selections from their works of fiction, poetry, and
nonfiction. The writers are from Eugene, Portland, Corvallis,
and Salem and are part of the Oregon Book Awards Author tour.
This is a free event 7:00pm at the North Bend Public Library.
For more information contact the library at 541-756-1073 |
January
24 |
Lunch & Learn Lecture
series Thursday 12:00-1:00 Milner
Crest Education Center community Room. 1255
Hemlock Avenue, Coos Bay. Bring your lunch and join us this
month we will tell the cultural story of South Slough. To
register for this free program, call 541-888-5558 |
January
24 |
Pathways of Positive Parenting Project
Southwestern Oregon Community College
presents educational series at Bunker Hill Elementary School
classes will be held at Bunker Hill School from 5:30- 8:00pm
beginning January 10, 17, 24, and 31. Feb 7th, 14,21, 28 and
March 6, and 13th. For more information contact Barbara at
541-888-1588 |
January
24 |
Coos Bay Downtown
Association
Thursday at 6pm in the Coos Bay City Council
Chambers. Welcome to non members. Randy Sparks of the Coos Bay
Police Department will address the problem of pan handling in
Coos Bay and what exactly can be done. This is an area of
interest for all. |
January
24 |
"Inventing 101: Smart
Tips for Beginners or Seasoned Investors"
free informational presentation offered to
the public at 7:00pm in the Myrtlewood Room at the Coos Bay
Public Library. The program is a cooperative effort between the
library and the Investor Information Program of the Oregon
Department of Consumer and Business Services. Program sponsored
by the Friends of the Coos Bay Public Library and is open to the
public. For more information, call the library at 541-269-1101 |
January
26 |
The Bay Area Chamber of
Commerce Annual Awards Banquet
"Full Sail Ahead"
Social Hour 6pm - Dinner 7pm, The Mill Casino
Hotel * Salmon Room
Join us as we celebrate the achievements of 2007 and recognize
those
leaders in our community.
For more information contact the Chamber Office 541-266-0868 |
January
26 |
Saturdays on the Sough
Join us beginning at 9:00am-12:00. Spend the
morning in the field discovering culturally significant areas of
South Slough. Dress for the weather. A fee of $5.00 per
participant goes to the Friends of South Slough to help support
the activities offered by the Reserve. (free for South Slough
volunteers) Call 541-888-5558 to register
We'll see you at the slough! All programs are held at he
Interpretive Center unless otherwise noted. The Interpretive
Center is located four miles south of Charleston on Seven Devils
Road. We are open Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00am
-4:30pm. Please register in advance for all programs by calling
5421-888-5558 as programs may be cancelled due to low
enrollment. Activity fees cover materials or are used by the
Friends of South Slough in support of the Reserve. |
January
26 |
"Great Earthquakes in the
Pacific Northwest: New Views of Monitoring & the Episodic
Tremor and Slip (ETS) Story"
Hales Center for the Performing Arts on the
Southwestern Oregon Community College Campus. Lecture starts at
7:00pm Dr. Kelin Wang (Geological Survey of Canada)
For
more information contact Ron Metzger 541-888-7216 or
rmetzger@socc.edu
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January
27 |
Evergreen Court Art
Reception for Jessica Elam
from 1:00-3:00 art work will be on exhibit
through March 16th
for more information contact Carol Clark at 541-756-4466 |
January
29 |
To commemorate the
memory and accomplishments of Dr. Martin Luther King and so many
other African American statesmen, leaders and martyrs.
Southwestern Oregon Community College Proudly presents.
Black
History Month at Southwestern Presents
"MY LIFE AS A CROW"
Hales Performing Arts Center
7:00pm
Bruce Thomas has been a councilor/Faculty member at Glendale
Community College in Arizona for 17 years. He has also taught
Administration of Justice course at ASU West. In 2005, Mr.
Thomas was a Fulbright recipient and taught Comparative
Literature in Bremen German. In 2004, he taught English at Wuyi
University in Jiamgmen, China. He has bee in Who's Who Among
American College Teachers the last three years. |
January
30 |
Bay
Area Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours
Hosted by: Oceanridge Retirement & Assisted
Living
1855 SE Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay
5:00 - 7:00pm
Enjoy the good food and fellowship. Bring your business cards
and network
with your fellow Chamber members. |
January
30 |
Evergreen Court Senior
Dance
1:00pm Band: Gene Valerio and friends
refreshments will be served.
Evergreen Court is located at 451 O'Connell Street in North Bend
for more information contact Carol Clark 541-756-4466 |
January
31 |
Pathways of Positive Parenting Project
Southwestern Oregon Community College
presents educational series at Bunker Hill Elementary School
classes will be held at Bunker Hill School from 5:30- 8:00pm
beginning January 10, 17, 24, and 31. Feb 7th, 14,21, 28 and
March 6, and 13th. For more information contact Barbara at
541-888-1588 |
January
31 |
Jazz Festival Warm-up
Event
featuring "The Young Bucs and Soulpie
An alcohol free evening of contrast with bluegrass and hot blues
& soul
7:00pm at the Sawmill Events Center located at 3491 Broadway
North Bend Tickets $10.00
Tickets are available at OFF THE RECORD. For more information
call 541-888-4386 |
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February 2008 |
February
1 |
First Friday Wine Walk
Downtown Coos Bay, 5:00-7:00 pm, Wine walk starts in the lobby
of the old Umpqua Bank building at 170 S. 2nd Street (corner of
Anderson). For more information contact Cindy Rawlings at The
World, 541-269-1222, ext. 289. Commemorative wine glasses will
be sold for $10 each with proceeds benefiting local non-profit
groups. The World newspaper will provide posters and maps for
participants. Visit various downtown businesses to taste
wonderful wines and food samples. Maps are available.
www.theworlink.com
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February
1 |
Chubby Checker
Rock 'n Roll icon Chubby Checker will be
"twisting" in the Salmon Room at the Mill Casino-Hotel. Tickets
on sale now! Available at Do-Kwel Gifts for just $39.00 per
person or $29.00 for the casino's player's club members.
Concert starts at 7:00 for more information call 541-756-8800 |
February
2 |
Prediction Run/Walk
Saturday 10:00am Coos Bay Boardwalk. 5 mile
run/3 mile walk. Gift Certificates to entrants who predict
closest finishing times (no watches allowed) Ribbons. Chili
afterwards. For information contact Pete & Carole Dawson at
541-269-6329 |
February
2 |
"Planet
Earth"
film festival 1:00pm Come view the extraordinary nature
documentary "Planet Earth" on South Slough's big screen. This
month's episodes will be Fresh Water and Jungles. We'll provide
the popcorn. For more information contact the Slough at
541-8885558 |
February
2 |
World Wetlands Day South
Slough National Research Reserve Birding
8:00am-10:00am Meet at the interpretive center and venture into
the Reserve in search of winged wildlife. $1.00 per person.
Held the first Saturday of each month. For more information
call 541-888-5558 or
www.SouthSloughEstuary.org
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February
7 |
Pathways of Positive Parenting Project
Southwestern Oregon Community College
presents educational series at Bunker Hill Elementary School
classes will be held at Bunker Hill School from 5:30- 8:00pm
beginning January 10, 17, 24, and 31. Feb 7th, 14,21, 28 and
March 6, and 13th. For more information contact Barbara at
541-888-1588 |
February
9 |
Charleston Annual Crab
Feed
Old Charleston School, Charleston
11am-4pm, Cost is market price
Fresh Oregon Dungeness Crab, salad, beans, garlic bread and a
beverage.
For more information contact Mel Campbell at 541-888-4875 |
February
9 |
Valentines Day Program at
Coos Bay Library
will host a program at the library on
Saturday at 11:00am. Popular Oregon Musician and Storyteller
Anne-Louise Sterry will present a fun program of children's
music, song and storytelling which promises to be a lot of fun
for the whole family. Anne-Louise's performance will be
followed by a craft and treats. All ages are welcome to attend
this free 45 minute program. For more information please visit
the library
or call 541-269-1101. All programs are sponsored by the Friends
of the Coos Bay Library |
February
9 |
Paddling the Estuary
9:00am-2:00pm Explore South Slough with an
interpreter on a trail that flows with the dies. Bring your own
kayak or canoe, life jacket, lunch, and water. 8 boat limit.
Price is $15.00 per boat. For more information contact the
Slough at 541-888-5558 |
February
9 |
Zonta Celebrates with a
Night of Fine Cuisine and Fundraising
10th Annual Celebrity Dinner - Dance - Silent Auction. 6:00pm
at the North Bend Community Center. Music by the Flashbacks,
Catering by The Coach House Restaurant. No Host Bar, semi
formal attire. For a preview of auction items, see
www.zontacoosbay.org
Tickets are $50.00 Proceeds from this event help support our
local scholarships , grants to community projects including the
Little Red Schoolhouse and Zonta's international projects. For
more information contact Genelle Hanken Celebrity Dinner Chair
at 541-396-3329 |
February
14 |
Pathways of Positive Parenting Project
Southwestern Oregon Community College
presents educational series at Bunker Hill Elementary School
classes will be held at Bunker Hill School from 5:30- 8:00pm
beginning January 10, 17, 24, and 31. Feb 7th, 14,21, 28 and
March 6, and 13th. For more information contact Barbara at
541-888-1588 |
February
14 |
Art Walk
Various locations 5:00-8:00pm A self guided
walking tour, 2nd Thursday of each month. Featuring local
Artists, tasty food and most especially fun! Maps are available
for more information contact Crystal Dolphin Gallery at
541-756-1989 |
February
14 |
Sweet Heart Dance for
Seniors
1:00pm Dance lesson at 12:00noon. "Mr.
Bulldog" contestants from North Bend High School will be here to
dance with us. Band will be Gene Valerio and fiends.
Refreshments will be served. Everyone is invited. For more
information contact Carol Clark at 541-756-4466 |
February
14 |
Benefit for the Waterfall
Community Health Center
Valentine's Day Great Movie & Prize Giveaway
The movie will be "GHOST" with Demi Moore,
Patrick Swayze and Whoopie Goldberg. Prizes lots of prizes from
Fiddlesticks Gifts to be given away. Grand Prize- Moving
Waterfall Picture. Where: EGYPTIAN THEATER- Cost- $5.00 Doors
open at 6:30 prize giveaways at 7:30 Movie at 8:00.
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February
16 |
Build a Birdhouse
Before the swallows begin to nest, come build
a birdhouse to encourage them to live in your backyard! We'll
provide the supplies and tools. Work on your own or bring a
partner. Please pre-register so we have enough for everyone!
$10.00 per birdhouse. For more information contact the Slough
at 541-888-5558 |
February
21 |
Pathways of Positive Parenting Project
Southwestern Oregon Community College
presents educational series at Bunker Hill Elementary School
classes will be held at Bunker Hill School from 5:30- 8:00pm
beginning January 10, 17, 24, and 31. Feb 7th, 14,21, 28 and
March 6, and 13th. For more information contact Barbara at
541-888-1588 |
February
21 |
Lunch and Learn Wandering
through Watersheds
discover the coastal forest and watersheds of
South Slough
12:00-1:00pm Community Room at Milner Crest Education Center1255
Hemlock Avenue, Coos Bay. Please bring brown bag lunch. For
more information call South Slough at 541-888-5558 |
February
23 |
Casino Night Fundraiser
Hosted by Coos Elderly Services
North Bend Community Center 6-10pm
This event will feature a Texas Hold'em Tournament with a $50.00
buy in, prize pool based on the number of entries blackjack
craps and roulette.The event is produced by Team Casino and will
have professional dealers and equipment. All proceeds benefit
Coos Elderly Services, a local non-profit business dedicated to
managing the financial affairs of elderly and disabled people in
Southwestern Oregon
For more information call 541-756-1202 |
February
23 |
FOSS Annual Members
Gathering
1:00-3:00pm Come for the raffle of the Little
Gem skiff and stay to hear about the FOSS (Friends of South
Slough) has done in 2007 and the plans for 2008! For more
information contact the Slough at 541-888-5558 |
February
23 |
Lighthouse School Annual
Action
Sawmill Events Center, 3491 Broadway North
Bend at 7:00pm
Theme for this years auction is Disco Inferno, Burn Baby Burn!
Contact Lighthouse School at 541-751-1649 |
February
23 |
Saturdays on the Slough
Wandering through Watersheds
9:00am-12:00pm. Wear hiking shoes to
explore the watersheds of South Slough. Free for South Slough
Volunteers or $5.00 participant. For more information contact
the slough at 541-888-5558 |
February
27 |
Bay
Area Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours
Hosted by: Allstar Brokers
191 S. Broadway, Coos Bay
5:00 - 7:00pm
Enjoy the good food and fellowship. Bring your business cards
and network
with your fellow Chamber members. |
February
28 |
Pathways of Positive Parenting Project
Southwestern Oregon Community College
presents educational series at Bunker Hill Elementary School
classes will be held at Bunker Hill School from 5:30- 8:00pm
beginning January 10, 17, 24, and 31. Feb 7th, 14,21, 28 and
March 6, and 13th. For more information contact Barbara at
541-888-1588 |
