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Hood River News, Wednesday, July 8, 2015
4TH OF JULY PARADE
Photos by Ben Mitchell
COLOR GUARD leads the way up 12th Street in the Hood River July 4 parade. A WAAAM flyover (photo, page A1) signaled the start of the parade.
HOOD RIVER Gold Stars (Best Music entry) perform as they ride; veteran Nellie Hjaltalin points and waves from WAAAM truck.
GORGE Roller Girls Kimbo Slice, left, and Booyah, display
their attitude, while three unicyclists, above, display their
skills, while rolling on 12th.
LOVE WINS entry in the parade tied with Immanuel Lutheran
Church for Best Non-Profit entry.
Museum hosts ‘Recycling Days’ July 27-29
Have your kids been com-
plaining that they are bored?
Do they need a fun summer
activity to beat this heat?
Sign up for Recycling Days
at the History Museum of
Hood River County. This is a
camp like atmosphere all
about recycling.
“We are going to learn and
have fun with a recycled ma-
terials theme,” said Ameri-
Cor ps volunteer Andrea
Smith. “These fun recycling
centered activities will in-
clude creating musical in-
struments from recycled ma-
terials, special guests from
the Forest Service, and the
big project we are keeping a
surprise.
“Recycling is an important
part of continued life in the
Gorge, so bring your kids
down to learn about and
make it a part of their every-
day life in a fun way,” said
Smith.
Recycling Days will be
July 27, 28, and 29, from 10
a.m. to noon. This day activi-
ty is for kids ages 7-11.
The camp will be $10 per
day or $25 for all three days.
Pre-re gistration is re-
quired as space and supplies
are limited. To register your
kids for Recycling Days call
541-386-6772. A snack will be
provided so inform the muse-
um if your children have any
allergies or food sensitivi-
ties.
!
W
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Sports Barre
Workout
Strive to build better
posture, core strength
and enhanced
mobility!
Classes Start
late July
Non-member
discounts!
Call 541-386-3230
Shop
Local
the Gorge
HOOD RIVER
Sports Club
1330 Brookside Drive, Hood River
541-386-3230 www.hrsportsclub.com
Celebrating
FRESH
LOCAL
a new publication by the Hood River News
highlighting the growing array of producers and the FOOD
flourishing
“local food first” movement in the Gorge.
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