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S ports
Area Youth Enjoy Summer Sports Camp
Police
officers make
positive
connections
Sportsmanship
Comes First
Lakeside/R ose City Little
League coach Omar Wash­
ington o f n o rth e a st P ort­
land accepts the 2 0 0 6
S portsm anship A ward on
b e h a lf o f his team. Wash­
ington coached the 9 and
10-year-oldgirl’s so ftball
team, which m ade it into
the Oregon D istrict One All-
Stars Tournament.
The Police A ctivities
League of Greater Portland
is celebrating the comple­
tion of their annual summer
sports camp for youth ages
8 -14, drawing approximately
385 participants each day of
the week-long event. The
campers came from all over
the metro area, many from
Portland, but as far away as
M o lalla,
Sandy
and
Vancouver.
There were 14 sports fea­
tured: archery, basketball
(both boys and girls), base­
b all, b o w lin g , b o x in g ,
cheerleading/dance, fish­
ing, football, golf, martial
arts, racquetball, soccer and
tennis.
“PAL camp is an amazing Police Activities League summer camp participants pose for a team photo with their coaches (back row, from left) Jason Jones and
opportunity for officers to Derrick Foxworth Jr. o f the Portland Police Bureau and Dave Schmidt, a member o f the Gresham Police Department.
connect with kids in the
community," said Officer Jason Jones from cies throughout the area including Gresham pointed out PAL's focus of connecting the uniform."
PAL offers opportunities throughout
the Portland Police Bureau who has been Police Department, Multnomah County law enforcement and youth in a positive
the year for area youth to participate in
a coach with the PAL summer camp for Sheriff’s Office, and the Port of Portland,' way.
"This camp brings kids and cops to­ sports and other activities with law en­
as well as City of Portland Bureau of Main­
three years.
gether, which is what PAL is all about," forcement. Many officers volunteer their
There were 34 coaches from the Port­ tenance and Water Bureau employees.
Beth Faulhaber, director of Portland’s said Faulhaber. “It gives youth an oppor­ time to help with these activities. Visit
land Police Bureau this year, as well as
coaches from other law enforcement agen- PAL Youth Center and camp coordinator, tunity to interact with officers outside of www.palkids.org orcall 503-823-0250.
Congratulations
Northside!
The Northside Little League Softball 9 and 10-year-old girls
team celebrate a successful season by competing in the
Oregon District One All Star Tournament. The team, made
up o f players from the Peninsula and Interstate-Kenton
softball leagues, eventually fell to Scappose in the champi­
onship game on July 14.
photo by M ark W ashington /T hp
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