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Hood River News, Saturday, June 13, 2015
O bituary
S ATURDAY
S AMPLING
Paid notice
Christopher
Johnson
Christopher Clark John-
son, 54, of Cascade Locks,
Ore., passed away in his
home
on
June 3, 2015.
Chris was
bor n
in
D u m u s ,
Te x a s,
on
March
6,
1961.
He moved
to Oregon at
a young age
with his fa-
ther, Thomas
Edwin John-
s o n , wh o m
passed away
Christopher in 2011. He
spent several
Johnson
years in the
Army. Got married to Char-
lotte (High) Johnson, on
Sept. 19, 1992.
Chris is survived by his
wife, Charlotte; his son and
daughter-law, James and
Je n ny B i t n e r, a n d fo u r
daughters: Ashley Bitner,
Mickayla Johnson, Melissa
Johnson and Megan John-
son, along with half-sister
Bonnie Vasquaze, his step-
mom and several nieces and
nephews.
Chris was a loving hus-
band and father. He spent
most of his days detailing
cars, spending a lot of time
with his family and being
an outdoorsman. His re-
mains will be cremated as
he wished. God has another
angel. He will always be in
our thoughts and hearts.
We w i l l s e e yo u s o o n ,
Chris/Dad. Until then, may
you rest in peace.
Arrangements under the
direction of Anderson’s
Tribute Center (Funerals •
Receptions • Cremations),
1401 Belmont Ave., Hood
River, OR 97031; 541-386-
1000. Please visit anderson-
stributecenter.com to leave
a note of condolence for
family.
Cindy Brunk and daughter
Sarah hand out baked
good samples at their
“Worth the Wait” booth at
Gorge Grown Saturday
Market, located at it’s now
location at the corner of
Oak and 4th streets in
downtown Hood River. The
market runs from 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m. on Saturdays.
Photo by Kirby Neumann-Rea
Mercado del Valle returning to Odell
On Saturday, June 20 at 3
p.m., the Mercado del Valle
Farmers’ Market in Odell
opens for the season at Mid
Va lle y E le m e n t a r y. T h e
Mercado del Valle offers
something for everyone
with a diverse set of ven-
dors selling locally raised
ve g e t abl e s, f r u i t , m e at ,
cheese, eggs, honey, and
bread. Prepared food ven-
dors will offer hot food and
authentic Mexican cuisine.
In addition, live music,
weekly folkloric dancing
and children’s activities
Truman Smiley, 68, passed
away June 6, 2015, at Provi-
dence Portland Medical Cen-
ter in Portland, Ore.
Arrangements are under
the direction of Anderson’s
spend on fruits or vegeta-
bles. Moreover, GGFN has
increased SNAP match to
$10 at the Mercado. Any
customer using EBT/Food
Stamps at the market will
be given up to an additional
$10 each week. The Mercado
is also a great place to use
WIC and Senior (FDNP)
Coupons.
The Mercado del Valle is
still accepting new vendors
in any capacity. There are
three ways to sell at the
market. A vendor can buy a
space at the market for $10 a
We all experience grief
and loss at some point in
our lives. Even when we
have experienced it before
or know it’s coming, we are
rarely prepared for its ef-
Tribute Center (Funerals •
Receptions • Cremations),
1401 Belmont Ave., Hood
River, OR 97031; 541-386-
1000. Please visit anderson-
stributecenter.com to leave
a note of condolence for
family.
fects. And although much
has been said and theorized
about grief and the griev-
ing process, how we grieve
and how we react to loss can
surprise and confuse those
around us and even our-
selves at times.
Deb Lambo (Heart of
Hospice) and Anna Lim
(cultural anthropologist)
will facilitate a conversa-
tion that explores different
ways of thinking about
grief and loss on Sunday,
June 28, 4:00pm.
How can we turn grief
into something positive? Do
men and women grieve dif-
ferently? What is anticipa-
tory grief and complicated
grief ? How can understand-
ing cultural and individual
differences in grief and
g rieving help us as we
grieve and as those around
us grieve? Is all grief treat-
ed equally on a societal
level? What is dignity thera-
py?
Jon us in this thought-
provoking conversation on
grief and loss.
This event is being orga-
nized as par t of a new
monthly discussion series
PUBLIC RECORDS - BUILDING PERMITS
May 2015
County
Our Redeemer Lutheran,
FISH Food Bank, 1130 Tucker
Road, Commercial miscella-
neous
Elizabeth Jacobson, 7790
Smullin Road, Commercial
miscellaneous
Duckwall-Pooley Fruit Co.,
3430 Davis Drive, Commercial
miscellaneous
Moore Orchards, Inc., 3017
Highway 35, Commercial mis-
cellaneous
Sam D. and Carol F Smith,
460 Dry Creek Road, Cascade
Locks, Commercial miscella-
neous
John Gerstenberger, 3115
Odell Highway, Mechanical
permit
Kathryn Klein, 1735 Or-
chard Road, Mechanical per-
mit
Lorraine Arvin, 2986 Deth-
man Ridge Drive, Mechanical
permit
Hood River County School
District, 1220 Indian Creek
Road, Mechanical permit
Stephanie Silverman, 8985
Cooper Spur, Mechanical per-
mit
Luke Sloan, 4560 Portland
Drive, Mechanical permit
Paul and Geraldine Ely, 3643
Ryan Lane, Mechanical per-
mit
Samuel/Ann Doak/Dow,
3401 Dee Highway, Mechanical
permit
Kay and Don Kiyokawa,
5040 Lost Lake Road, Mechan-
ical permit
Don and Janet Nunamaker,
3501 Brookside Drive, Me-
chanical permit
Jack Miller, 3635 Arrow-
head Avenue, Mechanical per-
mit
China Hill Farm, 9170 Coop-
er Spur Road, Mechanical per-
mit
Jeanine Szidon, 45 Katani
Lane, Cascade Locks, Mechan-
ical permit
Craig and Jean Sheppard,
645 Highway 35, Mechanical
permit
Lalit and Rachel Monteiro,
6130 Billings Road, Mechani-
cal permit
Anthony C. and Lorie R.
White, 1684 Tucker Road, Me-
chanical permit
Our Redeemer Lutheran,
FISH Food Bank, 1130 Tucker
Road, Mechanical commercial
PUBLIC RECORDS - CIRCUIT COURT
May 2015
■ Other:
Taylor Lyn Davis-Oree, 23
— Failure to appear in the sec-
ond degree (Class A Misde-
meanor): $100 in court costs
and fees.
Miguel Angel Soto-Quin-
tana, 29 — Manslaughter in
the first degree (Class A
week, could share a space
with another vendor for a
total of $15, or sell at the
community table for just a
small fee.
If you are interested in
selling at the Mercado or
would like more informa-
tion, contact the market co-
ordinator Hannah Ladwig
at 414-828-3760 or Han-
nah@gorgegrown.com.
The Mercado del Valle is
more than a farmers’ mar-
ket; it’s a community gath-
ering space! Every week
neighbors and families are
invited to come out to sup-
port local farmers and pro-
ducers, socialize with each
other, and learn healthy liv-
ing techniques. There will
be great events at the mar-
ket this year, including OSU
Extension cooking demos,
community yoga, zumba,
soccer tour naments, and
visits from the Hood River
Library for market atten-
dees to check out books. No
matter your reason for com-
ing, we hope to see you at
the Mercado del Valle this
year!
Joe Guenther
‘Grave Matters’ discussion series continues June 28
Death Notice
Truman Smiley
create a festive f amily-
friendly atmosphere. The
market is open every Satur-
day from 3-6 p.m. from June
20 until September 26 at
Mid Valley Elementary.
Gorge Grown Food Net-
work (GGFN) is excited to
announce new programs for
children and low-income
families at the Mercado del
Valle this year. GGFN will
be piloting the POP (Power
of Produce) Club, wherein
every child that attends the
Mercado this year will re-
ceive a free $2 token to
Felony): Oregon Department
of Corrections for 192 months;
post-prison supervision for
three years; $400 in court costs
and fees; $14,611 in fines and
restitution; special conditions
of probation apply.
Matthew P. Hull, 46 — Of-
fensive littering (Class A Vio-
lation): $220 in court costs
and fees.
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permit
Bradford Perron, 4659 Lost
Lake Road, Double wide man-
ufactured home
Thalia Sharp, Ben Durham,
3835 3835 Webb, Double wide
manufactured home
Don and Janet Nunamaker,
3501 Brookside Drive, Struc-
tural addition
Luke Sloan, 4560 Portland
Drive, Structural addition
Terry and Denise Endow,
3415 Bone Drive, Structural
demolition
Jack Miller, 3635 Arrow-
head Avenue, Structural
garage/shop
Christopher Weekly, 3630
Thomsen, Structure pole
building/carport
John Gerstenberger, 3115
Odell Highway, Structural re-
model/alteration
Mike Bennison, 5340 Imai
Road, Structural remod-
el/alteration
Jack Miller, 3635 Arrow-
head Avenue, Structural sin-
gle family dwelling
Lorraine Arvin, 2986 Deth-
man Ridge Drive, Structural
single family dwelling
China Hill Farm, 9170 Coop-
er Spur Road, Structural sin-
gle family dwelling
Paul and Geraldine Ely, 3643
Ryan Lane, Structural single
family dwelling
Samuel/Ann Doak/Dow,
3401 Dee Highway, Structural
miscellaneous II
Craig and Jean Sheppard,
645 Highway 35, Structural
miscellaneous II
Stephanie Silverman, 8985
Cooper Spur, Structural mis-
cellaneous II
Ship Interior LLC, 1147
Tucker Road, Structural mis-
cellaneous II
Financial Advisor
on death, dying and end-of-
life issues sponsored by the
Hood River Library. Check
the Hood River Library
website for future events.
The program is free and
open to the public.
For more infor mation,
please contact the Hood
River County Library Dis-
trict at 541-386-2535,
info@hoodriverlibrary.org,
1631 Woods Ct
Suite 102
Hood River, OR
97031
541-386-0826
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