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design, fresh water, an array of shade
and venue covering, and much more.
Kids under 12 are free when the family
comes to Pickathon and will be greeted
by a continuous array of planned kid
activities and performances throughout
the weekend. If you are a beginning to
advanced musician plan on bringing
your instrument as plenty of other folks
will be doing the same. For line-up, tick-
ets and info visit pickathon.com.
Ovarian Cancer Empowerment
Walk, Aug. 3
The Sherie Hildreth Ovarian Cancer
Foundation was founded to raise
awareness and to fund research for
Ovarian Cancer. Rise and shine for
SHOC 9th Annual Empowerment Day
Walk, Run & Race. The event consists
of a 10K Run/Walk, 5K Run/Walk and
1-Mile Family Fun Walk in Gladstone.
The proceeds benefit OHSU Knight Can-
cer Institute, one of the nations leading
research centers specializing in Ovar-
ian Cancer. The Sherie Hildreth Ovarian
Cancer Empowerment Walk is an oppor-
tunity for families and businesses, as
well as other survivors and supporters
from surrounding communities, to come
together for the cause. Visit shocfoun-
dation.com for more information and
other SHOC events.
National Night Out Celebration,
Aug. 6
Several jurisdictions throughout
the area will participate in National
Night Out. This is a unique crime
and drug prevention event spon-
sored by the National Association
of Town Watch (NATW). Visit the
calendar section of the Clackamas
Review and Oregon City News closer
to the event for details on specific
Night Out events.
Clackamas County Fair and
Rodeo, Aug. 13-18
107th Year of the Old-fashioned county
fair, with PRCA rodeo, three stages
of on-going entertainment, carnival,
livestock, lawn mower races, exhib-
its, contests, chili cook-off and more.
Clackamas County Fairgrounds, Canby.
694 N.E. Fourth Ave, Canby. For more
information call 503-266-1136 or visit
co.clackamas.or.us/fair for a complete
list of event details.
2nd Annual Barlow Road Ride,
Aug. 17
Tour the historic Barlow Road from the
End of the Oregon Trail to Government
Camp on this two-day excursion. Full of
historic and incredibly scenic routes for
riders of all abilities, with several “Trail”
options. For more information call 503-
272-3301 or visit mthoodterritory.com.
Art on the Lawn, Rose Farm
Museum, Aug. 17
Visit the Historic Rose Farm for displays
by Three Rivers Artists Guild and other
local artists. Visit mcloughlinhouse.org/
rosefarm.
18th Annual Oregon City Open
Air Antique Fair, Aug. 25
Over 100 booths will be offering an-
tiques and collectibles, and there will
be food vendors and music throughout
the day from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Cen-
ter, 1726 Washington Street, Oregon
City. This event is free to the public. An-
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SUMMER
GOLF CAMPS 2013
JUNIOR GOLF
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AGES 7-17
ALL SKILL LEVELS WELCOME
AFFORDABLE AND FUN FOR EVERYONE!
“Voted one of America’s Top Short Courses”
Half Day and Full Day Camps - Group and Private Lessons Available
Swing Fundamentals, Chipping, Putting,
On Course Instruction, Etiquette and Rules
At Sah-Hah-Lee
Golf Course
Sah-Hah-Lee Golf Course
Golf Course and Driving Range
17104 S.E. 130th Ave. Clackamas, OR 97015
503-655-9249
Call or go online for prices and schedules
Register at: www.sah-hah-lee.com
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