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Jonathan Gill and Trent Kunz join
Blair Schaefer Hutchison & Wolfe
 
Jonathan Gill
Trent Kunz
Jonathan Gill, a business
and civil litigator, and Trent
Kunz, who specializes in business law, estate planning
and taxation, have joined the Vancouver law firm of Blair
Schaefer Hutchison and Wolfe.
Gill, who earned his law
degree from the University of California, is a past president
and a member of the board of directors of Y’s Men International,
an organization that raises funds for charitable purposes,
including the YMCA, and is a member of Afifi Shrine. He is
licensed to practice in Washington, Oregon and California.
Kunz, who earned his law
degree from the
UCLA School of Law and an LL.M. in taxation from the University
of Washington Law School, is an adjunct professor at Clark
College. He is president of the board of Disability Resources of
Southwest Washington and a member of the board of Healing Winds
Therapeutic Riding Center. He is licensed to practice in
Washington and Oregon.
Civil Disturbance to
play for Special Olympics barbecue in Esther Short Park
Wednesday
The Vancouver Police
Department’s benefit band Civil
Disturbance will play from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesday, June
2, in Esther Short Park during the Law Enforcement Torch Run to
benefit the Special Olympics, Washington.
A barbecue will be served
from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Donations of all sizes will be
accepted.
The Law Enforcement Torch
Run begins at 9 a.m. Wednesday, from the Vancouver Police
Administration building, 605 E Evergreen Boulevard. Vancouver
police officers will then hand off the torch to Clark County
sheriff’s deputies at the Clark County fairgrounds.
Batch of awards being
presented Thursday
A reception honoring
Scott Horenstein’s
selection as Vancouver’s First Citizen for 2004 is 4 to 6 p.m.
Thursday June 3, in the Red Lion Hotel at the Quay. Horenstein,
a Vancouver attorney, was selected by the Community Foundation
for Southwest Washington for the award, based on his exemplary
citizenship and outstanding community contributions.
For reservations to the
$35 event, call Leadership Clark County,
694-2588.
The Clark College Alumni
Association is presenting Outstanding Alumni Awards to five
former students at a presentation and reception in Foster Hall
at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, June 3. Being honored are
Steve Dearborn,
Harley
Hall, Betty Mage,
Daniel Morasch and
Tony Bacon.
There is no charge, but
reservations are required. Call
992-2301 for further information.
Craig Pridemore’s
campaign for state senate begins with kick-off rally Wednesday
Craig Pridemore’s
Democratic campaign kickoff for his 49th District senatorial
race against incumbent Republican
Don Carlson is 5 to 7
p.m. Wednesday, June 2, in Leverich Park, just off 39th Street
near the Interstate-5 interchange.
Pridemore is in the
second year of his second four-year term as a Clark County
commissioner. For further information, call
573-4802.
News briefs
Clark County
commissioners meet in informal session at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday,
June 2.
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The Southwest Washington Regional Transportation Council meets
in regular session at 4 p.m. today in the Public Service Center,
1300 Franklin Street.
Hundreds observe Memorial Day at the Vancouver Barracks Post
Cemetery--Columbian, Margaret Ellis
Staffing at the new Hilton Hotel begins--Columbian, Julia
Anderson
Here come the hybrids--Columbian, Jonathan Nelson
Funeral for Martin Plamondon, noted Lewis and Clark scholar and
cartographer who died last week at 58, is Wednesday--Oregonian,
Foster Church
Oil prices hit record $42 per barrel after deadly attack--USA
TODAY, Reuters
Partial-birth
abortion ban struck down--USA TODAY, AP
A soldier's life: On the ground in Iraq with Washington
state's 81st Armored Brigade--Seattle Times, Damon Hunt
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