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The Portland YWCA has
scheduled two October tours,
an Oregon Coast-Columbia
River Cruise the weekend of
October 12-13 and a Van­
couver Victoria. B.C. Holiday
October 16-20.
The Columbia River Cruise
lour will depart by bus from
the downtown YWCA with a
visit to the Trojan Nuclear
Plant and lunch at Clatskanie,
then follow the scenic route
along the Nehalem River to
Seaside and Gearhart en
route to Astoria for over­
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