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% /U C « I --------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------- T h . INDEPENDENT, Jan. 17,1996 Page9 VMS drama production based on true story of teens and druqs Go Ask Alice, Alien whinh which mill will be presented by the Vernonia High School dram a class, tall» -* __ - / of * Alice ■:__ A *1 b tells the story erdeen, a girl who became in volved with drugs, then tried to get away from them—and almost succeeded. Kirstyn Flynn stars as Al ice; Tarah Pond plays the role of A lice’s best friend, Chris Vetrano. Alice’s parents, Dou glas and Helen Aberdeen, are played by Rian Ragsdale and Sarah Flynn. O ther cast members in clude Laci Brucken, Pat Son- nenberg, Rebekkah McAI- vage, Brandy Richardson, Levi Brown, Liz Johnson, Kari C radit, Tory Young, Katie Egge, Je n n ife r M itchell, Sarah Klepach, Stacy Ochoa, Jason Landers, Brandy Morri son, Sarah Milburn, Jennifer Sonnenberg, Sarah Lynch, Christine Arrey, Lisa Egge, Danyelle Dennis, Luke Ev erett and Charlie Ray. Perform ances w ill be at 8:00 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 20, and 3:00 p.m. Jan. 21. Tick ets are being sold by the cast m em bers. The prices are $5.00 for adults, $3.00 for high school students, and $2.00 for grade school stu dents. Tickets are good for ei ther perform ance. Certain parts of this true story may be in a p p ro p ria te for younger children. Nobody can ask Alice any thing, anymore, but the dra ma class is asking people to come to the play and learn the lesson that cost Alice her life. I A large cast and crew are needed for the VHS productionof^G oAskAHceT B e n e fit d a n c e w ill a id V e rn o n ia C o -o p P re s c h o o l V ernonia preschool w ill hold a Benefit Supper and Dance on Saturday, January 27th, at The Cindernook Inn. A spaghetti supper w ill be serve d at 7:00 p.m ., the dance follow ing at 9 p.m., w ith DJ Ray Bartley, from Longview, Washington, pro viding the music. Tickets for both the supper and dance are $7.00 each, or two for $10.00. Tickets for the dance only are $3.00 per person. Purchase tickets now at the Cindernook Inn or the Vernonia Preschool during m orning school hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Ticket p rice s are tax d e ductable. For more information, call 429-5504 or 429-4900, or the Cindernook Inn at 429-9903. Columbia County Fair looking for local entertainers The Columbia County Fair Board is looking for good lo cal talent to perform on stage during afternoons at the 1996 County Fair. The fair dates are July 24 through July 27. Dance teams, jazz bands, singing groups, martial arts teams, gymnastic groups and other perform ers may call the Fair Office at 397-4231, or write to the Fairgrounds, Box 74, St. Helens. The deadline fo r entertainm ent will be February 1, 1996. Additionally, a Hobbie Su perintendent is needed for this year’s County Fair. Any one in te reste d in hobbies R idge R id ers m eetin g s c h e d u le d V ernonia R idge R id e rs ’ first meeting of the new year will be Jan. 25 at 7:30 p.m. in the Vernonia Library. Anyone O LD CANNERY ANTIQUES FURNITURE COLLECTIBLES Come by & Shop Buy, Sell or Consign 324-9460 Hours: Mon-Sat 10-5, Sun 12-4 42425 N W Banks Rd • Banks y e Olde JOingheiscr P ub &- Restaurant VISAS MasterCard Accepted. We have ATM Access interested in being a member should be there to sign up and pay dues. 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Lee’s Forest Grove Industrial Supply carries an extensive inventory of both commonly used and hard to find hardware, rigging, bearings, and both hand and power tools. Pictured are store manager Jim Brown and general manager Clark Frone. A complete welding and fabrication operation is available for re pairs and special orders. Lee’s Forest Grove Industrial Sup ply carries everything for the do it your-selfer from welders to bar stock, hose assemblies, industrial gases and safety sup plies. Lee's Forest Grove Industrial Supply is open Monday through Friday 7-5 and Saturday 8-12. 42425 Banks Rd., Banks THE ONE FOR THE NEW YEAR ■ ■ ai ' SUNSET LAUNDRY U SUNDAYS - F may contact the Fair Office. The fair will have a lot of new and different events this year, including a new Carni val. T.___ V ALL LOTTERY GAMES AVAILABLE 47100 NW Sunset Hwy Manning • 324-4848 1 8 0 S. 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