Thursday A ugus 121,1980
Vernonia Freedom—Page 5
Girls teams finishes
3rd at Banks tourny
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During the weekend of August 8-10, the
International Paper team played in the
Banks bar-b-que softball tournament.
This was an excellent tournament with
sixteen teams invited. After a scary first
game in which the women were down 16-3
after two and a half innings, they came
back to win 17-16. The IP women played
excellent softball to place third in the
tournament.
The team that defeated IP finished first
and second in the tourney. Marsha Hager,
Dana Hiveley and Dolly Keenon were
selected to the All-star team . Other
women who played were Marilyn Landers,
Judy Eide, Dawn B ernardi, Teresa
Sharar, Liz Cook, Debbie Sharar, Connie
McPhee, Brenda Wuest, Barbara Fults
and Lorie Stacy.
This was the final action of the season
for the women who finished the season
with an over all record of 16-9. An
excellent record for their first season.
IP finishes 3rd
in league play
The International Paper softball team,
composed of women from Vernonia,
recently completed their first season of
play.
The women played in the Forest Grove
League and finished third out of nine
teams. With a record of eleven wins and
five losses, the women played very well
and learned a lot. Those players who
finished the season were Judy Eide, Dana
Hively, Marsha Hager, Liz Cook, Sandi
Dreyer, Marilyn Landers, Dolly Keenon,
Teresa Sharar, Dawn Bemardi, Connie
McPhee, Pam Weller, Chris Miller, and
Peggy Pitt. Dana was selected to the first
All-Star team, with Marsha and Connie
chosen to the second team.
Local teacher attends
political workshop
Bellingham , W ash -- The 1980
Presidential election took a new meaning
for about 30 participants in Western .
Washington University’s workshop on
Presidential Politics, held here August 4-
8.
One of those participating in the
workshop was Gary Curtis, a teacher at
Vernonia H igh School in Vernonia,
Oregon.
The workshop is designed to acquaint
students with the presidential election
process, enable them to analyze events
associated with the campaign and assess
the significance of th e election on
American politics.
Participants heard guest speakers, Tim
Douglas, delegate to the 1976 Democratic
Convention, and Mark Nelson, delegate to
the 1976 Republican Convention.
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With insights of American politics
gained in the first three days of the
workshop, students broke into campaign
camps for Reagan, Carter and Anderson.
The final two days were spent completing
stra teg ies to elect their resp ective
candidates.
E veryth in g from p osition papers,
electoral college predictions for each state
and preparation of television commercials
for their candidate and against the other
two were required from each group.
Students also drafted stands for their
candidates on issues such as the ERA,
federal funding of abortions, the draft and
an issue of their choice which they
believed would help elect their man.
After strategy sessions behind closed
doors for two days, the armed camps met
the final day to confront their opponents.
But as seems to be the case in today’s real
political race, this early test was too d ose
to call.
Norm an L. H illsbery
Builder
Instalation of all brands of
wood heaters to State Code
Also instalation of storm or
insulated windows
Custom Building Remodeling
Block Foundations
Roofing
Becky Nice, , daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Mel Nice, will be modeling this western
outfit at the Oregon State Fair Style
Revue Sunday, August 24, at 1:30 pm.
Becky has been enrolled in numberous 4-
H projects for the past six years and
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Adventist to have School
A S eventh-day A d v en tist Church
School will be operating in Vernonia come
September. Its supervisor, Bill Edwards,
will arrive in Vernonia on September 8
and school will begin soon after.
The study load approved by the School
Board is an accredited Home Study
course operated by th e General
Conference in
W ashington, D.C.
Presently the children will meet in a
newly furnished single room on the
Seibert’s farm property. But with future
growth, the plan is to build a regular
schoolhouse. A t such a time it is likely
that additional certified teachers will be
hired who will then teach their own
curriculum.
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