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Enjoy, Learn and Grow…. Together!
Sponsored by
Rose of the Sea and
Ancient Light www.ancientlight.info
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. Some of the costs have been covered through sales of ads in this handbook. Please patronize these Advertisers
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Contents of this Handbook
Introduction and some Useful Bits – pg. 3
Places to Eat – pg.
Restaurants, etc. – pg. 4
Groceries – pg. 5
Workshop, Ritual and Class Information
Schedule – pg. 6
Class Description
Friday – pg. 7
Saturday – pg. 8
Sunday – pg. 10
Bios of Teachers – pg. 11
Places to Stay - (closest to farthest)
Camping, both RV & tent – pg. 12
Hotels, Motels, Resorts, B&B (closest to farthest) - – pg. 13
Vacation Rentals – pg. 13
Ads - ppg. 2, 14, 15
Pan-Pagan Gathering 2012 – Sept. 28-30
This gathering is intended for fun, interaction and learning, in that order! A lot of us have fun sharing what we
know and we *all* enjoy talking about it.
The e-mail for the event is: [email protected] Use this for specific questions or a printable copy of the
handbook and/or other info.
Use the page on the wordpress blog to get more information or ask the join the Oregon Coast Pan-Pagan
Gathering group on Facebook.
We will be taking cars back and forth between Anja’s house and Ancient Light between classes.
Please bring your own mug for liquids, a chair (if you have one that can be toted) and your own bedding
if you’re staying over!
Coffee/tea will be available at Ancient Light and at Anja’s.
Some classes have minimums, so sign up by sending messages to the event address. It’ll be first-come, first-
served.
Lupa’s Drum workshop must be pre-registered/pre-paid for with her. Details in the class description.
** NOTAFLOF – No one turned away for lack of funds.
There is *no* overall fee for the event! Most classes/activities have a fee or ask for a donation, so read
carefully, so’s not to be embarrassed. If a class says, “donation requested” but gives no amount, count up the
number of these classes that you take and either put in $1 per in the teacher’s donation cans or some into the
donation can for the overall event. This takes care of expenses like gas for teachers & shuttles, paper supplies
for the feast and printing for classes. Some of the costs have been covered through sales of ads in this handbook.
Please patronize these Advertisers!
Places to Eat
Hot Beverages will be available at Anja’s and at Ancient Light. Please chuck something into the donation
can to defray costs!
China Restaurant – across the street - 130 N Arrow St. Waldport, OR 97394 (menu on board)
Vicki’s Big Wheel – 1 block north
Subway – across the street from Vicki’s
Grand Central Pizza – two blocks south - 245 Arrow St, Waldport OR 97394, 541-563-3232
La Roca Mexican Restaurant across the street from Grand Central Pizza
Salty Dawg Bar & Grill - 360 E Port St, Waldport OR 97394, 541-563-2555
Rumi "Food From The Heart" Restaurant & Wine Lounge, 902 Bayshore Dr. Waldport OR 97394,
541/563-7700
Crestview Golf Club LLC, 1680 SW Crestline Dr, Waldport OR 97394, 541-563-3020, 888-538-4463
Groceries
C&K Market (across the street) & Ray’s (within a mile east on 34) both have hot & cold delis as well as other
groceries
Bayshore Mart is across the Bridge (2 miles north)_ on Highway 101 at Bayshore Drive.
C&K also has a market in Yachats on Highway 101 in the middle of town.
There’s a liquor store in the same building as Grand Central Pizza.
Ancient Light has a microwave and tiny fridge. Anja’s has a full kitchen.
…and of course we’re having a Traveler’s Stew on Friday evening and a Potluck on Saturday.
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Schedule
Friday
9am Registration (If you haven’t….)
10am Opening Ritual and chat
11–1 Reclaiming Candles & Wax – Anja
11–1 Building a Natural Homestead – Marius
1-2 PM Lunch Break
2-4pm Sigil Magic
2-4pm Sand Candles I – Anja
2-6pm Drum Workshop – Lupa
4-6pm Psychic Hygiene - Elan
4-6pm Poppet Magicks – Anja
5-7pm Fairy Trek – Marius
6-8pm Travelers Stew
6-10pm Sumble, Jam & Chat session
Saturday
9-10am Remote Healing - Elan
9-10am Scalded Milk Cheese – Anja
9-11am Wand Smithing 101 - Silas
10-11am Egyptian Myth – Fawkes
10-11am Herbs ID – Anja
11-1 Newbie Ritual – Marius
11-1 Raising Kids Pagan – Anja
1:00 PM Lunch Break
2-4pm Northern Myth – Brandon
2-4pm Basic Space-Time Magick – Taylor
2-3pm Finding a Safe Place – Mary Cedarwolf
3-4pm Who am I? What every witch should know…. – Mary Cedarwolf
4-6pm Burning Times – Anja
4-5pm Peace Crane Meditation – Tempus
4-6pm Power on Hoof, Wing & Paw – Elan
5-6pm Drop the Book! – Marius
6-10pm Potluck Feast
8-10pm Full Moon Esbat on the Beach
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Sunday
9-11am Basic Liqueurs – Anja
9-11am Gender Based Subcultures – Lupa
11-Noon Roman Myth – Marius
11-1 Home Winemaking – Tempus
11-1 Intro to Totemism – Lupa
1:00 PM Lunch Break
2-4pm Sephirotic Tree of Life – Mary Moore
2-4pm Sand Candles Part 2 – Anja
3-5pm Ley-Lines – Taylor
4-6pm Stonehenge – Anja
6pm Closing Ritual
Workshop, Ritual and Class Information
Friday
9am - Registration (If you haven’t….) There are sign-up sheets on the bulletin board. Each has info on time &
place for each class/workshop. Most of the rituals (the Newbie Ritual is the exceptiong) and the
general events do not have a sign-up. These will be up on the board starting on 9/20. Come in and
sign up, because some classes have limited space! If you’re coming in from out of town, leave time
to do this!!!!! We will stay open quite late on Thursday, just for the out-of-towners.
10am - Opening Ritual and chat – We set up a small altar which is kept going during the entire event. Bring
images, offerings or requests to place here. This is a good time to get to know some of the teachers
and to check the maps.
11–1pm - Workshop - Reclaiming Candles & Wax – Anja - Ever wonder what to do with the tealights, spell
candles and altar candles that were consecrated and used in ritual? Every witch has wax and ends left
over that should never be just trashed. 1 hour, no fee, bring used candles. $1 donation requested.
NOTAFLOF**
11–1pm - Discussion group - Building a Natural Homestead – Marius - a discussion on reducing your carbon
footprint by building a home that uses alternative and renewable building techniques.
1-2 PM - Lunch Break – Brown Bag or go out to eat. Suggested places in “Where to Eat” section. Please get to
your next class on time!!!!
2-3pm - Workshop - Sigil Magic - Mary Moore - History, including magic squares, Rosy Cross, bindrunes, a bit
of Spare. Let's make a personal sigil and charge it. - No charge, Donations only - bring paper and
pencil/pen/crayons, etc.
** NOTAFLOF – No one turned away for lack of funds.
2-4pm - Workshop - Sand Candles I, Safety, Materials and Melting/Pouring - Anja - This is a two-part class
that will run for 1 hour each on 2 days so that we can get candles finished. You may take either part
of the class separately, but then will not have a candle to take home with you. $1 is for the class
handout of basic instructions & sources for materials. $3 is the materials cost for a basic small
candle. $5 will cover a large or beeswax candle. (Each part is 1 hour)
2-6pm - Workshop - Drum Workshop – Lupa - Saturday afternoon workshop on making a drum. Materials
cost would probably be $40 at the most, and you'd get to make a nice rawhide and woodframe drum
(8' diameter) and beater to take home that day. I'd need reservations in advance to make sure I
brought enough materials. You must register directly with Lupa at [email protected]
3-5 PM – Class - Psychic Hygiene – Elan - So you are opening to the magical you. Your light is shining and
attracting every moth in the area. What do you do? How do you keep them off and continue to move
forward? This is a short version of a 7 hour course that I have been teaching for a couple of years. -
$5
4-6pm Workshop - Poppet Magicks – Anja – What’s a poppet and why do witches make ‘em? Make a
poppet for either chasing away headaches or promoting restful sleep. We will cover basic
construction techniques (even if you don’t know how to thread a needle!!!!) decorating, stuffing (and
with what) and consecrating. –$3 for materials. You will take home a (partly finished) poppet and a
pattern, plus a handout of sources and suggestions. NOTAFLOF**
5-7pm Fairy Trek – Marius - Let's go looking for fairies in the woods. We'll take some basic equipment,
and gather evidence of what we don't see with our eyes.
6-8pm Travelers Stew – Bring bread or dessert or extras and put $2 in the donation can, please. We set up
the main dish, so that folks don’t have to cook or eat out tonight. . The stew this year is beef-based.
6-10pm Sumble, Jam & Chat session - Sumble is a holy rite of Asatru. It consists of (usually) 3 rounds, first
for the Gods (typically only Nordic gods), second round for the Ancestors (living or dead or
someone that has greatly influenced you), last round is open for toasts, stories, song, and thanks. You
can also toast gods or ancestors again in third round. Mead is often, and most commonly, used for
the toasts. Your need ID to consume the alcoholic beverages. We’ll have non-alcohlic, as well.
Those who are not participating can have fun with the Jam and Chat!
Saturday, September 29
9-10am Class - Remote Healing: or Healing the World from your Bedroom – Elan – This class is based
on experience and I will speak to questions that students bring. - By donation
9-10am Workshop - Scalded Milk Cheese – Anja – Our grandmothers didn’t buy all their cheese from a
grocery store. There were specialty cheeses, but every farm wife knew how to make the original
“cottage cheese”, which tastes *nothing* like the bland stuff that you buy these days! Scalded milk
cheese is a simple technique. This is a fun hands-on workshop where we will make something tasty
for the feast! Bring a gallon of whole milk, a quart container and $1 to take some home with you,
along with the recipe and some suggestions for flavorings. (If you’re from a distance, let me know
ahead of time and I’ll get a gallon for you.) NOTAFLOF**
** NOTAFLOF – No one turned away for lack of funds.
9-11am Workshop - Wand Smithing 101: The Elemental Way – Silas -.I will bring 20 assorted wooden
wands that will be sanded. These will be given out to the class attendees. I will give a discussion on
the magical properties of the woods and stones/crystals for the wands or stave's. I will discuss the
proper way to gather from the forest or trees and bushes in a witch like manner. - By donation to the
Temple
10-11am Seminar - (A very, very basic) Introduction to ancient Egyptian Mythology – Fawkes – We’ll
share since we all know a little about the Ancient Egyptians. I’ll bring some books and pull the ones
from the shop library. $5 donation suggested. NOTAFLOF**
10-11am Workshop - Herb Identification - Anja – Learn the basics of how and where to find materials on
figuring out what you’ve got. Bring some plants from your area and we’ll see what we can do with
them! I’ll have some local plants to work with as well. Experience doesn’t matter in this one. For as
long as I’ve been doing all this stuff *I* get stumped, too! …and if you’re a beginner as far as plants
and herbs go, this is *essential* info! Suggested donation of $1 covers handout of further reading
and essential resources. NOTAFLOF**
11-1 Newbie Ritual – Marius - A ritual for anyone who has never been to a Wiccan ritual before. It also
will have a lesson on grounding and centering.
11-1 Seminar - Raising Kids Pagan – Anja - Well you got ‘em, now what? We’re a bunch of fertility
religions, so kids are inevitable… Topics will include: what is the difference between Pagan and
standard parenting, how to include children in ritual and seasonal celebrations, how do you handle
melt-downs in ritual, how to introduce ethics, morals & sex ed., and lot of stories and time for
questions - 2 hours – Suggested donation of $1 covers handout of source materials and suggestions
for study. NOTAFLOF**
1:00 PM - Lunch Break
2-4pm Class - Northern Myth – Brandon - This class will cover several Nordic myths like creation, war of
Aesir and Vanir, and Ragnarok the doom of the gods and maybe a few more followed by discussion.
2-4pm Class - Basic Space-Time Magick – Taylor - In this workshop, we will look at the elements of
space and time and their role in magical work, as well as how we can work with space and time as
active principles of our magical practice. I will also provide a list of space/time magic entities you
can work with, if you want to explore space/time magic further. : $5 per person
2-3pm Class - Finding a Safe Place – Mary Cedarwolf - This was a suggestion for you folks that freak out
during visualization/meditation – we used it in our Wicca 101, 201 classes – it is a shamanic
technique (that is where I first learned it). The first lesson is to find/create safe space – then we used
it as a “jumping off place” for further exploration/visualization. The idea is to give folks a place of
safety that they can come back to by themselves or when they are in a visualization that is scary they
can go there instead of following the others.
3-4pm Class - “Who am I?”, What every witch must know – Mary Cedarwolf - This is an introduction to
a process that may be started in class, but must be completed alone.
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4-6pm Class - The Burning Times, the Song, the Myth and the History – Anja - The Burning Times is
part of Wiccan folklore, but how real is it? What is the actual history of this dark time of
persecution? Who were the people who were actually burned and where and why? …and how many
of them were actually witches? – 1 hour – suggested donation of $1 covers handout of further
reading. NOTAFLOF**
4-5pm Class - Peace Crane Meditation – Tempus - How to create origami Peace Cranes as a technique for
meditation. Will cover history of the Peace Crane, materials, coloring, spellwork and usage.
NOTAFLOF**
4-6pm Class - Power on Hoof, Wing & Paw – Elan
5-6pm Workshop - Drop the Book! Explorations into Tarot – Marius - Drop the book, set it on fire, pee
on its ashes. No fees.
6-10pm Potluck Feast – Bring a dish to share! It can be as simple as stopping at the local grocery for
something baked or a bag of salad, or get fancy and creative! We have a lot of plug-ins for crockpots
and such, a large stove and a regular size oven and microwave to work with. There will be coffee,
hot water for tea and other beverages. A couple of dishes will be made earlier in the day in
workshops.
8-10pm Full Moon Esbat on the Beach – Weather permitting, we’ll head to a nearby ocean beach for a
ritual under the moon. Bring warm clothes for this one! It can be in the 40’s at night. The ritual will
be standard Wiccan practice.
Sunday, September 30
9-11am Workshop - Basic Liqueurs – Anja - Legal Drinking age only, must produce ID. - Ever since
humans started distilling alcohol there’ve been liqueurs. They’re easy and fun and tasty….most of the time.
This is an introduction to this fascinating craft. We’ll make one in class, talk a little about methods, taste a few
and you’ll go home with a handout with recipes to try. Bring a pint glass bottle to take home a sample. Fee of
$5 will cover materials costs and handout of further reading.
9-11am Neopagan Acceptance of Sex- and Gender-Based Subcultures – Lupa – Over 18 only, please -
The neopagan community, comprised of Wiccans, pagans, druids, Asatru, and many other nature and magic-
based paths, has historically been particularly accepting of other subcultures, including those related to sex
and gender. Many neopagans participate in the BDSM/fetish scene, practice polyamory, and are queer
friendly,. However, as inclusive as the community may be, we sometimes find ourselves marginalized by
homophobia, transphobia, and misunderstandings surrounding polyamory. Learn how we have overcome
prejudices in the past, how to deal with intolerance in the present, and how neopagan efforts to be accepted
and recognized by mainstream society parallel and may be supported by efforts of gender- and sex-based
subcultures. – Donation of $5 requested, NOTAFLOF**
10-11 Class - Intro to Celtic Myth – Anja – Many in Wicca call upon Celtic Deities. Learn a little about
them through stories and literature! – 1 hour – suggested donation of $1 covers handout of further reading.
NOTAFLOF**
11-Noon Class - Roman Myth – Marius - Roman beliefs, and religious practices.
** NOTAFLOF – No one turned away for lack of funds.
11-1 Workshop - Introduction to Home Winemaking – Tempus - This is the basics of home
winemaking practices. Equipment, ingredients, substitutions, recipes and techniques. Legal age for drinking
ID required unless accompanied by parent or guardian. – Donation of $1 requested, NOTAFLOF**
11-1 Class - Introduction to Totemism – Lupa - One of the most popular magical topics today, animal
totems are versatile aids in magic and personal growth. Lupa explains the basics of totemism, including what
totems are, how to work with them and how to find your own totem. The complete version includes a guided
meditation, so please wear comfortable clothing. – Donation of $5 requested, NOTAFLOF**
1:00 PM - Lunch Break
2-4pm Workshop - Sigils – Mary Moore - History, including magic squares, Rosy Cross, bindrunes, a bit of
Spare. Let's make a personal sigil and charge it. - 1-2 hours. – No charge, Donations only - Need: table, chairs
- for sigils also "bring paper and pencil/pen/crayons, etc."
2-4pm Sand Candles Part 2 - Unmolding, Wicks and Decorating - Anja - This is a two-part class that will
run for 1 hour each on 2 days so that we can get candles finished. You may take either part of the class
separately, but then will not have a candle to take home with you. $1 is for the class handout of basic
instructions & sources for materials. $3 is the materials cost for a basic small candle. $5 will cover a large or
beeswax candle. (Each part is 1 hour)
3-5pm Workshop: Ley-lines, power-spots and communicating with the land – Taylor - In this workshop
we'll discuss what leylines and power spots are, the different between an artificial leyline and a natural one,
and how leylines can be used to connect with other planets and stars, as well as how to communicate and
develop a relationship with the land. Cost: $5 per person
4-6pm Class - History/Herstory of Witchcraft, Stonehenge – Anja – I’ve been fascinated by Stonehenge
ever since I first heard of it. We’ll cover the basics of where and how first, then go on to local area and culture
and some of the more “interesting” ideas that folks have had about this sacred place. Suggested donation of $1
covers handout of further reading. , NOTAFLOF**
6pm Closing Ritual – We’ll end the event with a simple ritual of thanks….and follow up with a birthday
cake for Tempus! ….that he doesn’t know about and won’t see because he’s not going to read this….
** NOTAFLOF – No one turned away for lack of funds.
Bios of Teachers
Mary Cedarwolf is a natural witch living and working in the Southern Willamette Valley. A solitary for many
years, her love of learning and exploring with others allowed her to become a Gardnerian Elder. Mary was high
priestess of her own coven until her partner died last December. She is currently exploring life alone. Mary
accepts dedicated students on individual basis at her home in Veneta.
Marius is a 1st degree initiate of the Rose of the Sea Circle within the tradition of Ferion Wicca. He has been
practicing Wicca for four years, and has been a co-teacher with the circle for 2 years. Marius is currently
working through is 2nd degree dedication.
Mary Moore says, “Old-timey Hermetic.”
Elan began the healer’s path as a Christian Scientist 40+ years ago. Twenty five years ago she discovered
Shamanism and has been walking the path of the healer ever since. She currently is the proprietor of
Metamorphosis Healing Retreat in Eugene. She has clients around the world.
I am Brandon Tweed, an Asatruar of 8 years currently belonging to Hawks’ Hearth in east Olympia WA. I was
also a job corps student 2006-2008 of both Angell and Treasure Island. Frejya is my patron, and I have a small
farm in Shelton WA.
Taylor Ellwood is the author of Magical Identity and a number of other cutting edge books on the occult. He is
also the managing non-fiction editor of Immanion Press. To keep up with Taylor's Latest projects, please visit
http://www.magicalexperiments.com/
Silas is primarily an Elemental Witch that follows the Shamans’ Path. He is also a practitioner of Wiccan
Traditions.
Tempus is a consummate punster (you have been warned…) and home-winemaker. Co-owner of Ancient Light
he is also a small engine wizard, and has been an origami fan for decades.
My name is D. Fawkes Vaughan. My path, or rather the manner in which I Live, Move, Breathe and Have my
Being is Wicca, first and foremost, specifically Eclectic Wicca. I’ve been doing this all of my life, but out of the
Broom Closet since 2000. I am a 3rd
Degree High Priest in Ferion Wicca, an Anderson Feri initiate and a self-
taught shaman. I consider myself a Rebel Witch and Rogue Feri with a passion for Ancient Egypt.
Anja is the HPS of the Rose of the Sea Teaching Circle. Sea witch by calling, Slavic shaman by family
tradition, Feri Initiate and 3rd
degree Wicca in the Ferion Tradition, her BA is in Stage Design, specifically in
the area of costumes & sewing, and she has embroidered since she was a small child, and learned all kinds of
kitchen witchery and crafts, first from her grandmother. Owner of Ancient Light, she is the primary teacher of
the Rose of the Sea and developed the current curriculum.
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Places to Stay - (closest to farthest)
Camping, both RV & tent
Handy Haven RV – 1 mile - 655 S Starr Street, Waldport OR 97394, 541-563-4591, 503-682-1687 Mailing Address -
Attn: Tom Bernert PO Box 603, Wilsonville OR 97070
McKinley RV Park & Marina – 1 mile - 850 Hwy 34l Waldport OR 97394, 541-563-4656
http://www.mckinleysrvparkandmarina.com/ (contact from website)
KOA - Waldport, 1330 Pacific Coast Hwy, Waldport OR 97394, 541-563-2250, 541-563-4098 Fax, [email protected]
Tents, RV’s and cabins….
Chinook RV Park - 3 miles east - 3299 Alsea Hwy, Waldport OR 97394, 541-563-3485, [email protected]
Beachside State Park (3 miles south) http://www.oregonstateparks.org/park_122.php
Alsea River RV Park & Marina 4 miles east - 3911 Alsea Hwy (34), Waldport OR 97394, 541-563-3401, 877-770-6137
[email protected], http://www.waldport-chamber.com/business-detail.php?business=7
Tillicum Beach Campground (4 miles south) http://www.us-parks.com/camping/or/tillicum-beach-campground.html
Seal Rocks RV Park, Seal Rock (6 miles north, Highway 101 at Cross St.) http://www.sealrocksrv.com/
Taylor’s Landing (7 miles east) FISHING CAPITAL OF THE ALSEA, 7164 Alsea Highway 34, Waldport, OR 97394,
541-528-3388 http://taylorslandingrvparkmarina.com/
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Hotels, Motels, Resorts, B&B (closest to farthest) -
America Inn & Suites aka:Alsea Manor Motel - walking distance - 190 SW Arrow St, Waldport OR 97394, 541-563-
3249, 888-700-0503, [email protected], http://www.americainnandsuiteswaldport.com/
Red Door House - walking distance (contact Beachcomber) - 190 SW Maple St., Waldport OR 97394, 541/547-3432,
[email protected] , http://bccottages.fatcow.com/the%20red%20door%20%20house.html
Cliff House Bed & Breakfast – within a mile, south - 1450 SW Adahi St, Waldport OR 97394, 541-563-2506,
http://www.cliffhouseoregon.com/ contact through website
Beachside Suites – within a mile, south - 1329 Corona Court, Waldport OR 97394, 541-563-7483,
http://www.beachsidesuites.com/
Soul Vacation Resort – within 2 miles, north and west - 902 Bayshore Dr, Waldport OR 97394, 541-563-7700, 541-563-
7707 Fax, [email protected], http://www.soulvacationresorts.com/
Edgewater Cottages – 2 miles south - 3978 SW Pacific Coast Hwy, Waldport OR 97394, 541-563-2240,
[email protected] , http://www.edgewatercottages.com/
Cape Cod Cottages – 2 ½ miles south - 4150 SW Pacific Coast Hwy, Waldport OR 97394, For Reservations call: (541) -
563 - 2106 http://www.capecodcottagesonline.com/ Page on Facebook
Terri-a-While Motel, Yachats (3 miles south) - 7160 SW Pacific Coast Highway, Waldport, Oregon 97394
Reservations: 541-563-3377. Please call us between 8:00 AM and 9:00 PM (PST) for room information and reservations.
Donna Rudd – Room for rent in Yachats - We rent the room for $40 for 1 person, $45 for two. We have a second guest
room with a single bed also. If someone is interested our number is 541-547-5177. You can direct them to this website to
see room pics etc. but they can save a little money by booking it directly thru us. http://www.airbnb.com/rooms/60676
Thanks!
Beachcomber Cottages, Yachats - 13.5 miles south - 95500 Highway 101 South
6.5 Miles South of Yachats at Mile Marker 171, Yachats, Oregon 97498,
Phone:(541) 547-3432, Fax (541) 547-5243, [email protected]
Vacation Rentals
Angelic Vacation Rentals - 436 Marine Dr, Yachats OR 97498, 541-547-3863, 541-914-1482 or 541-221-4534, Ocean
View Drive, Yachats, OR 97498, ph: 541-914-1482, alt: 541-221-4534, [email protected]
Sweetland Vacation Rentals - http://www.sweetlandvacationrentals.com - 541-563-5913, 877-472-4986, PO Box 1296,
Waldport OR 97394 [email protected] , http://www.sweetlandvacationrentals.com
For more info:
Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce
Waldport Chamber of Commerce
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Notes
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Some of the costs have been covered through sales of ads in this handbook. Please patronize these Advertisers
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