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its annual Water Safety Day on Friday, May 18.
Water Safety
Fun Day
Portland Parks and Recreation is
offering a fun opportunity to learn
more about how to stay safe in and
around the water.
According to the Centers for Dis­
ease Control, drowning is a leading
cause of accidental death for young
children ages 1 -4, and the fifth lead­
ing reason for accidental death for
people of all ages.
On Friday, May 18, from 6 p.m. to
8 p.m., the Mt. Scott Community
Center, 5530 S.E. 72nd Ave., will
host its annual W ater Safety Fun
Day.
You can enjoy an evening of
swimming with fun activities, games
and prizes, as well as water safety
information. There will also be a free
drawing for lifejackets.
All of Portland’s Parks and Rec­
reation pools offer top-of-the-line
swimming instruction, water safety
tips, plus open swims, water slides,
play structures, special events such
as Dive-In Movies (watch the screen
while floating in the water!) and
other family fun.
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Free Youth
Fishing Clinic
The Hood R iver Ranger D is­
trict o f the M ount Hood National
Forest will be hosting its annual
Free Youth Fishing Clinic on Sat­
urday, May 19, from 8 a.m. to 1
p.m. at the M iddle Fork Irrigation
Pond on Laurance Lake Road in
Parkdale.
The day will include fishing,
learning, and fam ily fun. P artici­
pants will enjoy casting com peti­
tions, a contest for the largest
fish, and other gam es with prizes
and refreshm ents donated by sup­
porting local businesses. Children
13 and under m ust be accom pa­
nied by an adult and are encour­
aged to bring fishing gear.
If interested, call Stephanie Pow­
ers at the Hood River Ranger Dis­
trict at 503-352-1221.
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