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1980 Queen Robin Marks prepares to announce the new Queen.
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It's
Rose Festival Time
in Portland
By Kathryn H all Bogle
Sights and sounds of the big night
o f the opening o f the Rose Festival
fille d the C ivic A u d ito riu m last
Friday evening.
Excitem ent was high as the
Cosmopolitan audience waited for
the big m om ent. Spontaneous
cheers, calls and whistles sailed in­
dependently, or in chorus, as a
fa vo rite person or group o f par­
ticipants appeared.
Backstage,
Vanessa Sykes,
Princess from Jefferson High
School received last-m inute m in i­
strations from the w ardrobe de­
partment before she went on stage.
Composed, Princess Vanessa made
her deep curtsey without a flaw.
Out fro n t, Queen Robin M arks
sat quietly chatting with members of
the court and other friends waiting
for her cue to join in the ceremonies
o f the transfer o f royal scepter and
crown.
Also out fro n t were 97 Royal
Rosarians in th e ir w hite dress-
uniforms. Among them were Hurtis
Hadley, Dr. Clarence P ru itt, A n ­
thony Pasion and Michael Jordan.
Busy all the year at the jo b o f
p rom oting interest in the Rose
Rosarians Hurtis H adley. Dr.
Clarence Pruitt, Anthony Pasion
and M ich ael Jordan w ere on
duty.
(Photos: Richard J. Brown)
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Jim Plunkett, a Mexican-American player on the Oakland
Raider football team and former Heisman trophy
winner had a bone disease as a child and a thyroid
tumor at the start of his academic football career.
Festival activities, these men were
there to participate once again in the
c o lo rfu l k ic k - o ff o f the week’ s
following events.
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From the Front Door
By Tom Boothe
From the Front Door, since my last article, a group of community citizens
have formed a t earn that will work with other citizens of our community in an
effort to clean up and maintain a clean community from this time forward.
This group will be forming a structure whereby it will have supporters on the
one hand and workers on the other. One of its primary objectives will be to
produce a self sustaining economy in alliance with Businesses, Agencies,
Churches, Youth, Senior Citizens and the City of Portland.
The group is enthusiastic and eager to get to work. The initial mandate will
be able to work with our youth who are out of school for the Summer and do
not have Summer jobs.
I will publish our progress, and solicit the support of my readers, as well as
other citizens to pitch in and help. I believe that if we all pull or push in the
same direction we can produce a community that all of us can be proud of.
But we must start doing what we can for ourselves, and stop asking others to
help us do what we an and ought to be doing for ourselves.
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Then you might want to get
involved in the planning
process for the Mt Hood
National Forest Plan Draft
Environmental Statement
for the Forest Plan is ex­
pected to be available De­
cember 1981 If you want to
participate in the plan for­
mulation and are not al­
ready on our mailing list tin
ou, the attached
Picked huckleberries at H igh Rock •
Pished the C ollaw ush R iv e r*
W atched the Sunrise fro m Larch
M ountain • Cam ped at T im o th y Lake • H unted
M t. M itchell F lats *C u t firew oo d along W hite
River Road • Backpacked in the M t. H ood
W ilderness • Skied M t. H ood • T aken frie n d s
to M u ltnom ah F alls • T ou red T im b e rlin e
Lodge • Hiker! tra ils in the ( Columbia G orge •
P roperty w ith in o r adjacent to the M t. Hood
N ational Forest •
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Name
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Cleanliness is a virtue that can be measured directly by others, and
cleanliness feels good, and there is no reason why we can't be clean, no
reason why we can't keep our community clean, no reason why we can't
teach our children the practice of cleanliness, courtesy and positiveness of
attitude.
state
Mail to Mt Hood National Forest
19559 SE Division
I______ Gresham. OR 97030
Zip
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We w ill be looking for specific improvements in cleanliness of SPIRIT,
CLEANLINESS OF MIND, CLEANLINESS OF BODY AND CLEANLINESS
OF PROPERTY. We believe that we can bring about an overall improvement
in the image of our community with this objective. We are going to need your
HELP THOUGH...