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Golf tournament will provide fun while benefiting health center
The Vernonia Health Cen
ter will host a 5-Man Scram
ble on Saturday, Aug. 29, at
Vernonia Golf Club. Profits
from the tournament will help
support the cost of health
care for the com m unity by
adding to the general fund of
the non-profit clinic. The clin
ic does not deny care to any
one in the community on the
basis of their inability to pay.
The format of the 18 hole
tournament is a 4 Man/Wom-
an Team plus one celebrity.
Each team will be able to pur
chase their team celebrity at
an auction on Friday, Aug. 28,
7 p.m. at Lew's Place. Prizes
will be given for Low Gross
and Low Net team scores.
Entry fee is $25 plus green
fees.
All golfers are urged to join
in the fun and, at the same
time, help support the local
health center. For more infor
m ation, ca ll the V ernonia
Health Center, 429-9191, or
Barb Fulmer at 429-6811.
Program helps provide school clothes
Providing school clothes
for needy children is the pur
pose of the Back to School
Clothing Project, which was
begun many years ago by
the Plymouth Presbyterian
Church in St. Helens. The
project now operates county
wide with the assistance of
the D epartm ent of Hum an
R esources V o lu n te e r p ro
gram.
The program attempts to
provide one new outfit, socks
and underwear for qualified
children. This year, thanks to
a donation from Avia, it is
hoped that new athletic shoes
will also be available.
Donations of "as good as
new" clothing are accepted,
along with new clothes and
cash d o n a tio n s .
Used
clothes are exchanged with a
different community.
If you would like to donate
to the program or want to re
Dance to "Wyndin Road"
fer needy children, call Susan
Cavinee, the Vernonia Infor
mation and Referral Coordi
nator at 429-9611.
'50s • '60s Rock & Roll/Country Music
Saturday, Aug. 1,9 pm - 2 am
Hole in one at junior golf tourney
The highlight of a Junior
Golf Tournament held July 24
at the Vernonia Golf Club was
a Hole-in-One scored by Bri
an Malensky of Hillsboro. In
addition to Malensky, whose
ace came on the 149 yard,
par 3, 7th hole, twenty-two
youngsters participated in the
tournament.
Other winners were Jason
Bunker (16-17 yr boy), Dawn
Fulmer (15-17 yr girl), Jason
Reichert (14-15 yr boy), Jon
Vogel (12-13 yr boy), Dawne
Dinner served until 8:30
Short orders available later
Herbert (12-14 yr girl), Jon
M ulleda (8-11 yr boy) and
Mathew Sterling (6-7 yr boy).
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