Shop With F ISHRAPPER Advertisers. Contest Winners Wally Crawford, owner of the PortA—Subs Sandwich Shop, held a contest to change the name of his business. Over 160 persons submitted names for the sandwich shop and there were fancy and not so fancy names entered. Wally was the sole judge for‘ the new name and he picked Jayne Gorsch’s entry of Bayway Eatery as the winner of the first prize of $100. Jeff Schlip of Manzanita came in a close second with Nehalem Bay' Eatery and picked up $50. In third place was Kara Wood, age 7, of Ahola, Oregon who came up with the name of Hamburger Saloon. A new sign is planned by Wally and he also has posted new winter hours for the Bayway Eatery. It will be open Tuesday through Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 pm. and closed on Mondays. Dinner Planned The senior citizens of the area are invited to attend the Christmas Dinner sponsored by the Manzanita Merchants Association at the Manzanita Inn on Sunday, December 23, 1979. Dinner will be served at 3:00 p.rn. and the Manzanita Merchants invite» all the local senior citizens to come be their guests and have a'very Merry Christmas Dinner. For information or transpor- tation call Bud Johnson at 368 The . HAVE A WmlmM thallium 368-5583 WARDS CATALOG SERVICE 368-6230 Free Delivery ehalem The N ehalem Bay Left to right is Jeff Schlip, Wally Crawford, Jayne Gorsch. FISHRAPPER PHOTO 20, 1979 t“; Trio to Perform at Coaster Theater on 30th North Coast audiences are in for a treat when the Clifton Trio will perform a concert of classical music on guitar, flute and viola at the Coaster Theater on Sunday, December 30th, at P.M.. The Trio consists of John Bunce, who plays classic guitar, Audrey May, viola and John May, flute. They are well known to local audiences through their performances at Cannon beach, on Public Radio and Wx E Baths. Raccoons, Planters and Deer just to name a few. Merry Christmas Downtown Rockaway Television, and through their concerts at public schools throughout the state, funded by‘ a federal grant. They performed at Nehalem Elementary School, and will be remembered as well for their appearance at the Wine Tasting Party given by the North Coast Friends of ‘Music three years ago. John May was first flautist for the Oregon Symphony Orchestra for-many years. His ‘ _ M&ML&-JIJ~»JKJQ*¢M NONCRETE WN DECOR Elves, Mushrooms, Frogs, Swan Planters, Bird Chinese Pagodas, Seagulls, from I O Flamingo sz 8 355—2365 Closed Tue. & Wed. OPEN 10:00 to 5:00 pm. J-..” . .. -. d... am...- 9 MW . antiwawifidw wife Audrey is a member of the viola section of the Orchestra and is currently on leave. John Bunce, who states that he is self-taught on the guitar, inherits his artistic ability from his father, the well- known Portland artist, Louis Bunce. Among selections performed by the Trio will he works by Hayden and Bach and seasonal holiday music. .. “dismantling; .. , OCR Text: Shop With F ISHRAPPER Advertisers. Contest Winners Wally Crawford, owner of the PortA—Subs Sandwich Shop, held a contest to change the name of his business. Over 160 persons submitted names for the sandwich shop and there were fancy and not so fancy names entered. Wally was the sole judge for‘ the new name and he picked Jayne Gorsch’s entry of Bayway Eatery as the winner of the first prize of $100. Jeff Schlip of Manzanita came in a close second with Nehalem Bay' Eatery and picked up $50. In third place was Kara Wood, age 7, of Ahola, Oregon who came up with the name of Hamburger Saloon. A new sign is planned by Wally and he also has posted new winter hours for the Bayway Eatery. It will be open Tuesday through Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 pm. and closed on Mondays. Dinner Planned The senior citizens of the area are invited to attend the Christmas Dinner sponsored by the Manzanita Merchants Association at the Manzanita Inn on Sunday, December 23, 1979. Dinner will be served at 3:00 p.rn. and the Manzanita Merchants invite» all the local senior citizens to come be their guests and have a'very Merry Christmas Dinner. For information or transpor- tation call Bud Johnson at 368 The . HAVE A WmlmM thallium 368-5583 WARDS CATALOG SERVICE 368-6230 Free Delivery ehalem The N ehalem Bay Left to right is Jeff Schlip, Wally Crawford, Jayne Gorsch. FISHRAPPER PHOTO 20, 1979 t“; Trio to Perform at Coaster Theater on 30th North Coast audiences are in for a treat when the Clifton Trio will perform a concert of classical music on guitar, flute and viola at the Coaster Theater on Sunday, December 30th, at P.M.. The Trio consists of John Bunce, who plays classic guitar, Audrey May, viola and John May, flute. They are well known to local audiences through their performances at Cannon beach, on Public Radio and Wx E Baths. Raccoons, Planters and Deer just to name a few. Merry Christmas Downtown Rockaway Television, and through their concerts at public schools throughout the state, funded by‘ a federal grant. They performed at Nehalem Elementary School, and will be remembered as well for their appearance at the Wine Tasting Party given by the North Coast Friends of ‘Music three years ago. John May was first flautist for the Oregon Symphony Orchestra for-many years. His ‘ _ M&ML&-JIJ~»JKJQ*¢M NONCRETE WN DECOR Elves, Mushrooms, Frogs, Swan Planters, Bird Chinese Pagodas, Seagulls, from I O Flamingo sz 8 355—2365 Closed Tue. & Wed. OPEN 10:00 to 5:00 pm. J-..” . .. -. d... am...- 9 MW . antiwawifidw wife Audrey is a member of the viola section of the Orchestra and is currently on leave. John Bunce, who states that he is self-taught on the guitar, inherits his artistic ability from his father, the well- known Portland artist, Louis Bunce. Among selections performed by the Trio will he works by Hayden and Bach and seasonal holiday music. .. “dismantling; .. , Nehalem Valley Historical Society,August 2023 Shipment Scans,Scanned Files,Fishrapper Clippings, partial sections,1979,December 20 1979,P01.tif, P01.tif