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10 community july19 2018 Archery Tournament for All Ages Near Corvallis – Register by July 30 ODFW will host the second annual S3DA Triple Crown archery tournament August 4 at the Archery Park, EE Wilson Wildlife Area (2955 Camp Adair Rd, Monmouth). The competition is open to all ages and the cost is $10, payable by cash or check on site at the event. Participants need to bring their own equipment (no broadheads or cross- bows) and will shoot in three different formats: indoor target, outdoor target, and 3D. Register on the event page ar- cheryevents.com (https://www.ar- cheryevents.com/event.cfm?id=6603) by July 30. Mandatory check-in for all participants will be at 9:00 am and shooting will begin at 10:00 am. A wildlife area parking per- mit ($10 and included with purchase of all 2018 hunting licenses) is also re- quired to park at EE Wilson Wildlife Area. “This will be a fun compe- tition opportunity for families and friends, and a chance to experience a piece of Scholastic 3-D Archery (S3DA), a youth program in Oregon that provides intermediate archery opportunities,” says Miranda Leek, ODFW Archery Education Coordina- tor. “Hunters or target shooters, be- ginner or advanced—all are welcome at this shoot!” People of all ages can partici- pate, though they should have some prior archery experience. The compe- tition age categories are under 7, 8-11, 12-14, 15-18, and 19 and older. For more information about the tournament and other archery pro- grams, visit the program website or contact Miranda Leek at (503) 947- 6076, Miranda.N.Leek@state.or.us. To find out about other out- door skills events where you can learn to shoot, hunt and fish, visit ODFW’s Workshop and Events page at https:// myodfw.com/workshops-and-events. Recreational & Medical Marijuana Dispensary Serving the Community Where Do You Read the Voice? Clockwise: Sue and Steve Whiteman caught up on the news from Vernonia during their recent European vacation while visiting Vienna, Austria. Muffy Marshall actually was reading the Voice, and wearing her saddle shoes, while visiting the Stone Pony in Asbury Park, New Jersey, the place where Bruce Springsteen first became known as “The Boss.” John White couldn’t visit Silverwood Theme Park in Idaho without taking along a copy of the Voice. Featuring: • Edibles • Concentrates • CBD Oils, Topicals, & Tinctures • Flower Grams & Pre-rolled Joints VNC 503-429-9333 886 Bridge Street Border Collies International Vernonia’s Natural Choice Open 7 days 10am - 8pm Greg Gustafson brought his team of rescued border collies to Hawkins Park on July 17. The dogs played soccer, football, baseball, basketball, and frisbee, and even visited with the kids in the audience. The program was sponsored by the VHS Community 101 grant and the Vernonia Library.
