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County fair national
anthem
performers announced
Fourteen groups and individuals, from 97 who
auditioned, have been selected to sing the national anthem
opening for main stage concerts during the Clark County Fair,
Friday, Aug. 6, through Sunday, Aug. 15.
In order of appearance, the singers are
Irrational Logic,
Ridgefield; Tommy Daniels,
Troutdale; Short & Sassy,
Portland; Jamie Morgan,
Battle Ground; Kastin Mattern,
Brush Prairie, Jenny Kemp
and Garth Graham,
Ridgefield; Patty Morgan,
Battle Ground; Samantha Ruiz,
Vancouver; Cerise Anderson,
Ridgefield; Leslie Ailshie,
Vancouver; Dixie Kolditz,
Battle Ground; Terinda Pickett,
Camas; Amy Grove, Brush
Prairie; and Voices of Praise,
Yacolt.
All-star football
talent set for Gateway Shrine Club’s 2nd annual Freedom Bowl
Classic
The kick-off for the second annual Shriners
Freedom Bowl Classic football players is at 7 p.m. Saturday,
July 10, in Kiggins Bowl, 900 NE 40th Street.
All-star players from southwest Washington
high schools have been divided into east and west teams. The
east team is represented by Mountain View, Evergreen, Camas,
Prairie, Washougal, Heritage, Stevenson and White Salmon High
Schools. The west team consists of players from Columbia River,
Skyview, La Center, Battle Ground, Hudson’s Bay, Fort Vancouver,
Ridgefield and Woodland High Schools.
Admission is $8 for adults, $5 for those 12
and under, free for 3 and under. For further information, go to
www.gatewayshrineclub.com
Kid’s archaeology dig
at the Fort Saturday
Forty youngsters, ranging in ages 8 to 12,
will be accepted for two archaeology digs at Fort Vancouver
Saturday, July 10.
Twenty youngsters will be accepted on a
first come, first served basis when the gates at the fort on E
Fifth Street open at 9 a.m.
Participants will rotate through several
activities, including excavating, filling out site forms,
drawing maps and screening. At the end of each session they will
discuss what they have discovered.
Another kid’s dig will be held Saturday,
July 24.
People
Daniel
Marciante, Columbia Credit Union chief financial officer,
has been appointed to the Clark County Skills Center Foundation.
The Skills Center Foundation develops and manages financial
resources for the Skills Center, which provides 15 technical and
professional training programs for Clark County high school and
college students. nnn
Dennis Pfendler has been
appointed product manager for residential construction for the
Commercial Real Estate Department of First Independent Bank.
News briefs
All southbound lanes of Interstate-205 near
the NE 134th Street exchange will be closed between 10 p.m.
tonight and 5 a.m. tomorrow. Southbound traffic will be detoured
at the NE 134th Street exit.
nnn The Fairgrounds
Neighborhood Association meets at 7 p.m. tonight in the Church
Community Room, 400 NE 179th Street.
nnn An open house
offering information on the Clark County Transportation
Improvement Plan, and the county’s capital facilities data for
its proposed Comprehensive Growth Management Plan update, is at
4 p.m. Thursday, July 8, in the Dollars Corner Fire Station,
21609 NE 72nd Avenue, Battle Ground.
nnn
Jason Bennett, Democratic
U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell’s
Seattle office outreach director, will be meeting constituents
from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Thursday, July 8, in the Marshall House,
1301 Officers Row. For further information, call
Liz Luce,
696-7838.
Ex-Enron chief Kenneth Lay indicted--USA TODAY, AP
Kerry and Edwards hit campaign trail--New Yori Times,
Christine Hauser and Martha Newman
Commenting on difference between John Edwards and Dick Cheney
George W. Bush in North Carolina says Cheney can be
president--New York Times, David Stout
City owned property at McLoughlin Boulevard and Fort Vancouver
Way, near Marshall Community Center and Clark College is
preferred site for community arts center--Oregonian, Allan
Brettman
WSP looking for Washington residents who have cars registered in
Oregon--they'll get tickets soon--Columbian, John Branton
Study of sex abuse by teachers hits home--Columbian, Amy
McFall Prince
Don Moore retiring from 18 years as Clark County Family Court
coordinator--Columbian, Stephanie Rice
Beacock's Music moving from Mill Plain Boulevard Saturday; will
reopen Monday July 19, in $3 million building at 1420 SE 163rd
Avenue--Columbian, Gretchen Fehrenbacher
Calling all potential candidates--Columbian, Tom Koenninger
Mountain View Speed Skating Club burning up local
ice--Oregonian, Foster Church
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