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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2017
Liberty to sponsor scholarships for Friday Musical Club
Free day-use days announced at
Washington State Parks
The Daily Astorian
ILWACO, Washington —
The Washington State Parks
and Recreation Commission
is offering two free days in
January, when visitors to state
parks will not need a Dis-
cover Pass for day-use visits.
The first free day is
Monday, which also coin-
cides with First Day Hikes,
a nationwide initiative that
aims to get people outdoors
on New Year’s Day; the sec-
ond is Jan. 15, in honor of the
holiday celebrating Martin
Luther King Jr.’s birthday.
The Discover Pass is
still required to access lands
managed by the Washing-
ton Department of Fish and
Wildlife and Department of
Natural Resources on these
days. For information, go to
parks.state.wa.us
Wickiup Senior Center will host
New Year’s Eve Party
The Daily Astorian
SVENSEN — A New
Year’s Eve party is being
held, starting at 6 p.m. Sun-
day, at the Wickiup Senior
Liberty Theatre
The Liberty Theatre and the Friday Musical Club have announced that effective immediately, the Liberty Theatre will act
as fiscal sponsor for the Friday Musical Club’s music scholarship program, which provides scholarships for individual
music lessons for local area youth each year, as well as funding string workshops for local youth and adults taught by
violinist Kevin Lefohn. Pictured, the most recent Friday Musical Club scholarship recipients. Donations made to the
Liberty Theatre designated for the Friday Musical Club’s scholarship fund are tax-deductible. For information about the
Liberty Theatre’s community outreach, contact Jennifer Crockett at theaterdirector@liberty.org; for questions about
the Friday Musical Club, contact Charlene Larsen at crl.larsen@charter.net
Center, 92648 Svensen
Market Road in Svensen,
featuring cards, bingo and
prizes.
For information, call Mark
Tischer at 503-458-6482.
Clatsop CASA adds new advocates for children in December
The Daily Astorian
The
Clatsop
Court
Appointed Special Advo-
cate (CASA) Program has
announced that on Dec. 14 four
new volunteers joined CASA to
help serve abused and neglected
children in Clatsop County.
Judge Dawn McIntosh con-
ducted the ceremony to swear
in Joyce Balint, Buzz Johnson,
Carrie Nunnally and Stacey
Womack, who have undergone
more than 30 hours of train-
ing in order to be able to effec-
tively advocate for maltreated
children.
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