June 27, 1990, The INDEPENDENT
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ACS golf tourney winners announced
The reason tor the Ameri
can Cancer Society Benefit
Golt Tournament was to raise
money for a good cause and
m the process, have fun
Both obiectives were fulfilled
said spokesperson Barb Ful
mer tor the Vernonia unit of
the ACS
Following are the results
of the golf portion
Men's Division
Low Gross Dave Siedel
man and Bob Zavales - 62
Low Net George Mmon
and Scott Minor 55 5
Longest Drive Bret Mc
Donald
Women's Division
Low Gross Glenda Hall
and Stacia Hagerty 87
Low Net Helen Bateman
and Darlene McLeod 56
Longest Drive
Glenda
Hall
Contests
Putting Nick Zavales
Longest Dnve (men) - Max
Sword
Longest Drive (women)
Stacia Hagerty
Closest to the Pin at No 7
Dave Siedelman
Closest to the pin at No 4
Vera Cole
Benefit golf tournament planned for Serafin fund
A benefit golf tournament
is scheduled August 11, at
the Vernonia Golf Course to
raise money for the Dave
Serafin family
For details call Bob Sar
gent a, 429 6522. or Barb
Fulm er at Vernonia Golf
Course. 429 6811
The tournament is open to
everyone and the four man
scramble format will make all
teams competitive
Sandra McLean
Nursery, Floral & Gift Shop
These Need a Home so Take
Half (or more) Off
Selected Evergreen and Deciduous Trees
& Shrubs, Potted Iris, Tulips, Daffodils,
Bleeding Heart, and many more plants
Perennials or Annuals, Summer Bloomers are at Their Best Sow
Coreopsis - Geraniums - Martha Washingtons - Verbena
Marigolds Sieotiana Alyssum - Sweet Williams - Petunias
Tuberous Begonias
Bedding Begonias
Impatiens & Fuschias
to keep shady areas bright
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FOR ALL NEEDS
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Weddings - Funerals - B irthdays
Anniversaries - Any Reason
G ifts. Greeting Cards and
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Beautiful
selection of
Roses
in full bloom
and going fast!
Sale on Annual
Bedding Plants
IO1-45''
off
GARDENING TIP:
Continue fertilizing and
watering for healthy plants
Keep insects and diseases
under control Inspect fruit
and ornamental trees
regularly for borer damage
MoitrOd
Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. - 7 days a week
998 Bridge Street, Vernonia
Phone 429-5011
B ill Horn gets ready to tee o ff In fhe Am erican Cancer
Society Golt Tournament.
City council continues to
work on sewer funding
Sewer system funding
tenting fees in Anderson Park
and potential vacations of
city owned properly occupied
most of the Vernonia City
Council's meeting lime this
month
A nother
hurdle
was
lum ped in fu n d in g of the
sewer rehabilitation program
with receipt ot grants from
the U S Environmental Pro
tection Agency and Housing
and Urban D evelopm ent
The city is still awaiting teder
al loan guarantees needed to
secure the remainder of its
funding package
The council adopted an
overnight tent fee of $5 per
nigh, a, Anderson Park bu,
waived the charge tor a June
22 24 horse show hosted by
the Vernonia Ridge Riders
Horse Club because entrants
hadn't been informed in ad
vance o, the tee
The council authorized va
eating a portion o, city owned
prope rty betw een B ridge
Street and Alabama Avenue,
in order to clear title to one
piece o, p riv a te ly owned
properly Two additional va
cations have been requested
by property owners in the
same general area, their
merits will be reviewed at a
public hearing on August 20
In other bu sin e ss, the
council
• Heard a report trom the
Airport Committee regarding
plans tor potential develop
men, o, the airport.
• Agreed to sponsor the
local Salmon Trout Enhance
men, Program
• Heard a petition asking
correction o, water drainage
on A and B Streets,
• Se, new rates o, $235,
$250 and $275 tor cemetery
plots.
• Approved Librarian Nan
cy Burch's attempt to obtain
a grant tor a microfilm rea
der/printer
• Adopted the budge, tor
fiscal year 1990 91
• Adopted a substance
abuse policy tor city employ
ees
47J directors approve extra duty
jobs, reward outstanding teachers
Vernonia School District
directors, a, their June 14
meeting approved the follow
ing extra duty contracts tor
the 1990 91 school year
Pete Forgey. Elementary
Athletic Director, Doug Tes
dal. Elementary Head Volley
ball Coach Kathy Squires
Elementary Ass', Volleyball
Coach. Marsha King High
School Athletic Director Dan
Foss, High School Head Voi
leyball Coach. Mel Nice High
S chool
Cross
C ountry
Coach Dan Newbill. High
School Head Football Coach
Ward Nelson, Journalism Ad
visor. Dave Firman, Instru
mental Music Advisor. Ron
Remsen. Yearbook Advisor
They also unanim ously
agreed to recognize the tol
lowing teachers with a $500
gran, to each, tor outstanding
service and excellence in
classroom and service to the
district
Dan Foss, Ward Nelson,
Kathy Sevig M arguerite
Nice. John Richter, Doug
Tesdai and Sandi Wilson