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ON STAGE
■ March 13-14 — Mad-
woman of Chaillot, 7 p.m. at
the HRVHS Bowe Theater. Adults
$8, students/seniors $6. Ad-
vanced tickets available at Wau-
coma.
■ March 13-14 — Two for
One: An Evening of Classic
One Acts, 7:30 p.m. at Colum-
bia Center for the Arts. Directed
by Tom Burns. Featuring “The
Dumb Waiter” and “Laundry &
Bourbon.” Tickets $15 adults,
$12 students & seniors; available
at Waucoma Bookstore & Co-
lumbia Center for the Arts.
FOR CHILDREN
■ March 15 — Pokemon
Playdate, 1-2 p.m. at Hood
River Hobbies. Free. Parent or
guardian supervision required.
Bring a deck to play, or cards to
trade. More info at
info@hoodriverhobbies.com.
■ March 21-April 12 —
Free admission for kids with a
paid adult, Columbia Gorge Dis-
covery Center and Museum. Spe-
cial for Oregon and Washington
spring break. Through high
school. Scavenger hunt, kid craft
activities, special kids menu and
live raptor shows daily. More info
at 541-296-8600 ext. 201 or
www.gorgediscovery.org.
■ March 23-27 — Hood
River Aquatic Center open
swim, 1-3:30 p.m. Three pools
open, basketball hoop, rope
swing and slide all open.
■ March 25-27 — Jr.
Planeswalker Club Spring
Break Camp, 1-2:30 p.m. at
Hood River Hobbies. Supervised
sessions for kids playing Magic
the Gathering in a no pressure
environment. Brief workshops
included. For players 13 and
under. Absolute beginners
should check with HRH to learn
basic play prior to class. $35, in-
cludes all three sessions. More at
info@hoodriverhobbies.com.
EXHIBITS
■ March 14 — Exhibit
opening, “What if Heroes
Were Not Welcome Home?”
at the Columbia Gorge Discovery
Center and Museum, The Dalles.
Examines experience of Japan-
ese American veterans return-
ning home after World War II.
Doors open 5:30 p.m., dinner at
6, presentation at 7. Cost for the
dinner and presentation $18;
presentation only $3.
Tickets available at gorgedis-
covery.org or 541-296-8600 ext.
201.
■ March 17 — Open
house exhibition, Art 270
Printmaking, 7-8:30 p.m. at the
Columbia Gorge Community
College Hood River campus main
lobby. Works on display from
winter term.
■ Through March 31 —
Fine Feathered Friends exhi-
bition at the Columbia Center
for the Arts. Bird-inspired art by
Ann Fleming, Tom Herrera, Abi-
gail Merickel, David Ryan, Mary
Rollins, Kathy Watne, Angela
Williamson, Kelsey Mosley, Bill
Sturman, Wesley Lawson, Eliza-
beth See, Meran Ni Cuill, Kim
Lindemyer, Linda Steider, Robin
Panzer. Info at 541-387-8877.
■ Through April 30 —
Clink! A Taste of Oregon
Wine exhibit, The History Mu-
seum, 300 Port Marina Dr. Traces
history of Oregon wines; stories
of some of the individuals and
institutions that propelled Ore-
gon wine onto the national and
international stage. More info at
541-386-6772.
COMMUNITY EVENTS
■ March 14 — WAAAM
Second Saturday event, 11
a.m. and 1 p.m. With local au-
thor Andretta Schellinger, who
will talk on the cultural influ-
ences behind airplane nose art.
Two different talks. Restoration
shop will be open at noon.
■ March 14 — Spring
Fling BINGO, 1-4 p.m. at Best
Western Plus Hood River Inn,
1108 E Marina Way, Gorge
Room. $25 ticket includes Turkey
salad croissant, apple pear salad,
dessert and two Bingo cards.
Silent auction, live auction and
door prizes. Tickets at Tammy’s
Floral, 1215 12th St. Sponsored
by Hood River Chapter Delta
Kappa Epsilon Sigma Alpha In-
ternational. More info or dona-
tions at 541-387-0280.
■ March 14 — Columbia
Gorge Genealogical Society
meeting, 1 p.m. at the Colum-
bia Gorge Discovery Center
lower meeting room, The Dalles.
This month’s program will be
“Daughters of the American
Revolution” featuring speaker
Emma Jean Smith.
Public is welcome to attend.
■ March 14 — Seedy Sat-
urday, 4-7 p.m. at the Rockford
Grange, 4250 Barrett Dr. Seed
exchange and giveaway. With
Katrina Jerome, Grow Organic,
and Master Gardeners. More
info at 541-806-2344.
■ Mar. 14 — Wild Bill’s
Bingo at the Elks Lodge,
fundraiser for Elks scholarship
programs, 7 p.m. Open to the
community. Minimum $250 pro-
gressive blackout each week.
Hosted by the Elks and the Mid-
Columbia Knights of Columbus.
Dinners, starting at $8.50, are
available from 5-7 p.m.
■ March 14 — Interesting
Gorge 2015, 7 p.m. at the
Mosier School gym. Over 20 dif-
ferent 3 minute speeches by or-
dinary people. Topics include:
Ebola Fashion 101, How to Fall
in Love in 3 Minutes, Monsanto
is Not Evil, Pot Shop Design Con-
test and many more.
Tickets $5. More info at Inter-
estingGorge.com.
■ March 17 — Columbia
Gorge Peace village
fundraiser, 5-8 p.m. at Solstice
Woodfire Café. Enjoy a pizza
and salad buffet dinner & cele-
brate 8th year of Peace Village.
$20/ adults and $1/kid. Portion
of purchase supports Peace Vil-
lage.
■ March 17 — St. Pats at
St. Pete’s, 7 p.m. at St. Peter’s
Landmark Church in The Dalles,
Third and Lincoln. Cascade Chil-
dren’s Choir and instrumentalists
will join Cascade Singers choir,
ensemble, and "Almost-All-Irish-
Almost All-Brass Band" for Irish
favorites and sing-alongs. Ad-
mission by free-will donation to
benefit St. Peter’s Lanmark.
■ March 18 — Gentle
Yoga for beginning seniors 50
and over, 10-11 a.m. at the HR
Care Center, 729 Henderson Rd.
Free. Taught by certified yoga in-
structor Christine Shannon. Wear
loose, comfortable clothing;
bring yoga mat and water bottle;
some mats available onsite. No
experience necessary.
■ March 18 — Concert, 6
p.m. at River of Life Assembly,
979 Tucker Rd., Hood River. 70-
voice concert choir from Van-
guard University in Costa Mesa,
Calif. Free; everyone is welcome.
More info at 541-386-3656.
■ March 19 — AARP Tax
preparation, 2-7 p.m. at the
HR Valley Adult Center, 2010
Sterling Place, off Brookside
Drive on the Heights.
■ March 20 — Life & por-
trait drawing labs, 9-noon at
the Columbia Center for the Arts
Studio. Every Friday. $20 drop in;
package discounts available.
More info at columbiaarts.org or
541-387-8877, ext. 114.
■ March 20 — “How We
Got the Bible,” 7-8:30 p.m. at
Tucker Road Baptist Church,
1455 Tucker Rd. With speaker Dr.
Mike Kuykendall.
■ March 21 — Tattoo
Fashion Show & Demo, 1
p.m. at Columbia Center for the
Arts. Part of Fine Feathered
Friends exhibition activities.
With Kim Lindemyer and Ethan
Radcliffe of Raven’s Eye Body
Art. Free; no reservations re-
quired. More info at 541-387-
8877.
■ March 21 — Propagat-
ing vegetable and flower
seeds class, 2 p.m. at the Hood
River Library. Learn how to re-
produce seeds for vegetables
and flowers. Two hour hands-on
workshop taught by Oregon
State University Extension Ser-
vice Master Gardeners, Audrey
Schneider and Paul Marcotte,
from Hood River. Call 541-386-
2535, info@hoodriverlibrary.org,
or hoodriverlibrary.org.
Photo by Kirby Neumann-Rea
LAUNDRY – CHECK. Bourbon – check. Laughs and tears? Check
those, too. “Laundry and Bourbon,” one of comic two acts directed
by Tom Burns, closes Friday and Saturday (details under On Stage)
at Columbia Center for the Arts. From left are Desiree Amyx-Mack-
intosh, Lisa Roth and Barb Berry. Also performing are Ray Abanto
and David Dye in “The Dumbwaiter.”
HRVHS seeks employers
for Community Work Day
sent to a student panel on
April 9 at 2:10 p.m. The pur-
pose is to familiarize the
students with the organiza-
tion. Students will vote to
decide which and how
much money the organiza-
tion(s) receives. Past Com-
munity Work Day events
have generated upwards of
$20,000; this money is do-
nated to local non-profit or-
ganizations.
If your organization is
interested in presenting or
if you are interested in
sponsoring a student (or
multiple students,) contact
Wendy Herman by April 7
at 541-387-5034 ext.1 or
we n dy. h e r m a n @ h o o d -
river.k12.or.us.
Hood River Valley High
School (HRVHS) is support-
ing the 18th annual Com-
munity Work Day (CWD)
Wednesday, April 29.
CWD is an opportunity
for students from HRVHS
to partner with local busi-
ness owners or individuals
for five hours to do work for
the business/individual.
For five hours of a stu-
dent’s time, the busi-
ness/individual pledges a
$50
donation
to
HRVHS/CWD. All money
raised by the students for
CWD experience is donated
to local non-profit organi-
zations.
Local non-profit organi-
zations are invited to pre-
Your
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Bernie Dittenhofer
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Licensed Mortgage Banker
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Public Notices
HOOD RIVER
COUNTY
PLANNING
DEPARTMENT
Pursuant to the
Hood River County
Zoning Ordinance,
the Planning Direc-
tor will make a deci-
sion regarding the
following application
on or around Fri, Apr
24, 2015:
Apollo Land Hold-
ings, LLC, (P-15-
0009) has made ap-
plication for a Minor
Partition to divide its
Joe Guenther
Financial Advisor
1631 Woods Ct
Suite 102
Hood River, OR
97031
541-386-0826
ments on this appli-
cation, please re-
spond by 5:00 p.m.,
Wed, Apr 1, 2015.
The application
and supporting doc-
uments are available
for review or pur-
chase (0.25¢ /sheet)
at County Planning,
601 State St., Hood
River, OR 97031;
(541)
387-6840;
plan.dept@co.hood-
river.or.us.
21-1t
33.48 acre parcel
into three parcels of
29.32 acres, 2.08
acres, and 2.08
acres in size for fu-
ture
commercial
and/or light industri-
al use.
The subject parcel
is located at the for-
mer Dee Mill site,
which abuts Lost
Lake Road to the N
and Dee Hwy the E:
1N 10E 07 #201.
The property is
zoned Industrial (M-
1). If you have com-
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■ March 15 — HR County
Reads Kickoff, 2-4 p.m. at the
Hood River County Library. Book
distribution, music, refreshments
and poetry.
■ March 15 — Ninth an-
nual Pirate Carnival, 2-5 p.m.
at Klickitat school gym, 92 Main
St., Klickitat, Wash. Treasure Is-
land theme. Costume contest for
kids and adults. Prizes, clam
chowder, rootbeer floats, bouncy
house, silent auction, activities
and games. Sponsored by the
Klickitat PTO in conjunction with
the secondary ASB. More info at
509-365-2173. All are invited.
■ March 16 — Tai Chi for
Balance, 1-2 p.m. in the Mount
Hood Town Hall’s Mount Hood
Room. Classes are free and for
any level. No experience neces-
sary; donations accepted.
■ March 16 — AARP Tax-
Aide Preparation, 2-7 p.m. at
the Hood River Library. Free help
is available to low- and moder-
ate-income taxpayers, especially
those 60 and older. Bring all per-
tinent tax information including
photo ID, last year's tax return,
and proof of health insurance.
■ March 16 — Etch Your
Own Wine Glass, 5-6 p.m. at
The History Museum of Hood
River Co. Part of the “Clink! A
Taste of Oregon Wine” exhibit.
$7; includes viewing exhibit, mu-
seum, project supplies and in-
struction. Preregistration re-
quired to ensure adequate sup-
plies, 541-386-6772 or thmedu-
cation@gmail.com.
■ March 17 — Senior
meals, noon at the Lyle Lions
Community Center, f 5th St. and
Hwy 14. Public welcome.
■ March 17 — Unit 20,
Oregon Retired Educators
meeting, noon at the HRV
Adult Center. The program will
feature current attractions at the
Lost Lake Resort & Camp-
grounds. For more info contact
Unit 20 President Tom Gree-
nough at 541- 386-3580. Please
bring volunteer hours.
■ March 17 — “The
Power of Accountability,” 2-
3 p.m. in the Hawks Ridge dining
room.With certified health coach
Tim Saur. How to maximize fun
and minimize stress for minds
and bodies.
■ March 17 — Big Bingo
at the HR Valley Adult Center,
2010 Sterling Place, off Brook-
side Drive. Doors open and food
available at 5 p.m.; games begin
promptly at 6 p.m. Funds raised
support the Meals on Wheels
program.
■ March 17 — HR County
Reads Kickoff events at the
Parkdale and Cascade Locks li-
braries, 5-7 p.m. Book distribu-
tion at both sites.
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