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Santiam High School Students Recognized for Academic Success

Top: The honorees at the ceremony. (In no particular order) Sophomores: Brittany Foster, McKenzie

Reeser, Stephanie Sappington, Matt Schroeder, Brittney Thompson. Juniors: Allison Allbritton, Bri-

anne Frieden, JJ Halemeier, Holly Hemphill, Natazha Howard, Christine Morreira, Kris Simms,

Haley Strickland, Alexis Strong, Daniel Thompson. Seniors: Andrew Brown, Tanna Burke, Max Heb-

ing, Cassidy Hills, Lily Lutz, Daniela Salinas, Philip Sexton, Brooke Thompson, Iris Tichenor, Erin

VanDolah, Skylar Zynda. Not pictured: Brice Mizel, Lacie Prindel, Tracy Sappington.

Friends and family of local scholars attended the 26th Annual Distinguished

Scholar Dessert this past Feb 16 at the Santiam High School Commons. Orga-

nized by Caroline Gillaspy, the event recognized students who have maintained

a 3.5 GPA for 3-7 semesters, completed specific courses and had no grade low-

er than a C. Academic patches and medallions were given to qualified students

and chocolate cake with strawberries treated the entire crowd. This was one of

the largest groups of recipients, said speaker Rich Moore, “Realize your poten-

tial. What you do with your talent is your gift to everyone else.”

Preparations for The Evening Performance,

an upcoming traditional and contemporary

showcase of dance, music and fashion, has

already started at the Santiam High School

Auditorium, including this past Feb 20.

The exhibition is scheduled for April 30,

7pm—directly following the highly anticipat-

ed Canyon Arts Festival. The theme for the

performance is Follow Your Heart and will

include elements of Alice In Wonderland,

like the Cheshire cat played by local resident

John McCormick. Other local residents will play the white rabbit and Alice—

and the Queen of Hearts in a grand finale party.

This is the second year for the event, which will also feature 18 fashion mod-

els, two hula groups, both youth and adult hip-hop groups and 10-15 local thes-

pians playing Wonderland characters. Director: Jahn Hoover, creative director:

Sheila Hoover, choreographer: Caroll Hueller. Tickets are $20 reserved seating,

$10 general admission and $5 kids 12 and under. $3 matinee performance will

be held at noon with a 45 minute kids dance program. Proceeds go toward San-

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Local Speak In this segment, we ask local

residents their opinions on a topic subject. Opinions are not representative

of The Canyon Weekly.

Do you feel that students should be required to

maintain certain grades to play in

sports?

“Yes, I do. It’s important to be well rounded and educated for the future. Kids need to have a higher level of educa-tion.”

Kerry Crowston, head wrestling coach at SHS, Mill City

“Boy, there’s two sides to that coin isn’t there...if chil-dren with low grades are able to join sports, maybe it will bring them up. But then, it’s a prize for the kids with good grades. Fortunately, I’ve nev-er had to make that decision with my daughter.”

Leslie Lewis, Lyons

“Yes, because I don’t think that they need an extra-curricular activity if they don’t maintain their grades.”

Anna Montandon, Mehama

“Yes, because education comes first.”

Crystal Loftin, Lyons

“Yes.” Val Harris, Lyons

“Absolutely...extra-curricular activity is reward not just a right. Kids that know the al-phabet should be able to get at least C’s”

Noal Hardman, Lyons

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Pictured (L to R): Instructor Kelly Thibodeaux gives McKenzie Weaver a few pointers; fourth

grader Cody Tompkins performs; students from Mr. Plotts’ 4th grade class.

Master fiddler Kelly Thibodeaux is back for week two of fiddle lessons for students at Gates Elementary, and sat-isfied smiles abound during practice time with Mr. Plotts fourth grade class this past Feb 22. “I like all of it,” said Riley Carlson, age 10. “I’d like to keep taking lessons.” That sentiment was echoed repeatedly by student, teachers, and parents alike.

“Music is an integral part of the hu-man experience,” explained fiddler Thibodeaux. “Take that away and we’re truly missing something.” Local parent and business owner Keri Sanders is spearheading a plan to obtain ongoing fiddle lessons for stu-dents who continue to show interest. For more information, Keri Sanders can be reached at 503-897-6004.

Fiddle Lessons a Hit at Gates Elementary

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Hosted by Mill City First Christian Church

503 897-2716

Saturday, June 4, 2011

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Turn Your Trash Into Music Lessons

It may be the easiest way yet to support our schools. No selling, no buying, just re-cycling! Thanks to the efforts of Mrs. Hugen-berger’s kindergarten class at Gates Elemen-tary, along with some dedicated volunteers, we now have a new and painless way to generate funds to help bring arts and music to the students of the Santiam Canyon. Here’s a list of trash the school is now ac-cepting:

Foil juice pouches: any brand, like Capri Sun®, or Honest Kids®. Just remove the straw and gather in a large plastic baggie.

Candy bar wrappers: any brand, any size (really!) M&M’s®, Skittles®, Cadbury®, you eat it, the school gets 2 cents for your wrapper. (No candy boxes or gum wrap-pers, please.)

Chip bags: any brand, any size = 2 cents.

Lunch kits: any brand, any size , such as Lunchables®. Every part accepted except for the cardboard, which can be recycled as usual in the blue bins. Just bring your empty packaging to Gates Elementary during normal school hours. Your trash will be sent, at no charge to the school, to the folks at Terracycle.net who transform difficult to recycle items into an array of useful items from eco-cool designer handbags to fence posts and garbage cans. Then twice a year the school gets a check. For more information and some fun games to play, check out ww.terracycle.net. Call Gates Elementary at 503-897-2191 for drop off hours.

Gates Elementary Cookie Dough Fundraiser Now here’s the most delicious way to help our local kids—in either an easy

scoop tub or proportioned ready to bake. Fresh cookies are always a welcome

treat. Check in with your local Gates Elementary student today! There are ten

flavors to choose from, including Oatmeal Raisin and Walnut Chocolate

Chunk. For more information, call Gates Elementary at 503-897-2191.

Mill City veterans Barb Thomas (left,

Navy) and Jim Gulliford (right,

Marine) get some memorabilia from

the Oregon Mobile Vet Center’s Jack

B. Bornstedt (center).

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Local Veterans Get Help at

Senior Center

The Mill City Senior Center

and the American Legion Post

159 hosted the Veteran’s Out-

reach Center this past Feb 17,

which brings in clothing, boots,

counseling services and other

helpful items for local veterans.

Previously located at Santiam

Chapel in Lyons, the Outreach

Center is on their second month

at the Mill City location. The

first month, they assisted 35

veterans; this month they helped

18 veterans.

Services are free for any vet-

eran and includes help with

medical screenings and VA pa-

perwork. The Veteran’s Out-

reach Center will return once a

month as long as services are

needed, every 3rd Thursday

from 10am-2pm at 844 SW 1st,

Mill City. Call Tom White 503-

897-2139 for more information.

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Local office: 503.897.3390

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Santiam Valley Grange Spaghetti

Dinner & Play

Feb 26 5pm-7pm (dinner) Play at 7pm

Spaghetti, salad, garlic bread, dessert, punch, coffee—plus a reenactment of a live radio program and raffles awaits guests at this fundraising event. Cost: $5.50, kids under 5 are FREE. Call 503-859-2161 for info.

Lyons Grange Flea Market

The Santiam Valley Grange Hall was full of vendors from around the valley this past Feb 19. Lunch was prepared by Grange volunteers and pro-ceeds will go toward operating expenses and building fund.

Top: Lewis Hampton of Gates

shops the specialty knives at the

booth hosted by M & H Variety of

Mehama. Bottom: Locals and

travelers alike enjoyed the goods.

SHS Wrestling District Championships Coverage Sponsored by Giovanni’s Mountain Pizza 897-2614

Cub Scouts Can Drive Packs 407 & 449 from the Santiam Canyon

Cub Scouts worked hard this past Feb 19

near the Lyons Grange Hall to gather recy-

clables to help pay for summer camp. To

donate or join, contact Matt Crall 503-897-

3090 or Jill Saari 503-897-3581.

Pictured above (L to R): Seth

Philippi, Peter Crall, Talon Hen-

ness with a parent helper. The

group has 20 members—several

of whom were sent to gather re-

cyclables from community mem-

bers when this photo was taken.

Waturo Ono 119# 3rd

George Jones 119# 4th

Payton Dupuis 130# 2nd

Chase Howard 135# 2nd

Jordan Saari 135# 3rd

Robert Young 145# 3rd

Chris Smith 171# 3rd

Jacob Strickland 189# 1st

Devon Buchanan 189# res/injured

Jacob Zeyen-Hall 285# 6th

Wrestler Weight Standing

2 Freshman, 1 Senior Qualify

for State Championships Payton Dupuis and Chase Howard, both

freshman, placed second and Jacob Strick-

land, senior, placed first out of eight

matches this past weekend, which qualifies

these athletes to compete Feb 25-26 at the

state championships at Portland Coliseum.

“Everyone has shown a great improve-

ment over the course of the year,” said

head coach Kerry Crowston. “Next year

should be quite a year.”

Pictured: Practice before the championship

at the Santiam HS gym with head wrestling

coach Kerry Crowston on Feb 17.

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Mill City Pharmacy Randy and Kathy Mickey, Proprietors

218 SW Broadway in Mill City (503) 897-2331

Local resident Martha Joy

Charles, 93, caught here a few

weeks ago at the Mill City Post

Office by Roseanna Juhola. The

Canyon Weekly thanks Rosean-

na for helping Joy in her mis-

sion to be in our publication as

many times as possible. Submit

your photo of Joy Charles to

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Pr ime Rib Fr iday & Baby Back Rib Saturday

New Benches, New Plaques

The addition of six new park benches and trash cans grace the Mill City and Gates area thanks to the Ford Family Leadership group, Wolverines Working for You, donations from local busi-nesses and a generous grant from Siletz Tribal Charitable Fund. Four local families also purchased memorial plaques for the benches to honor loved ones, which were attached this past Feb 21.

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The Language of Dance “This class is a great way to really let go and let the male lead,” said Stacie Cook about last Sunday’s introductory class. “Caroll spelled it out step by step, it was painless. Eric and I both had a great date night.” Dance instructor Caroll Hueller has been teaching dance for over 20 years, and empha-sizes trust between partners as being the main component of success. “Leave your troubles at the door and give yourselves the oppor-tunity to learn dance as a new language, a new way to communicate.”

City of Lyons Tallies Survey Results The City of Lyons released the results of a city wide volunteer response survey

this past Feb 1. The 32 question survey was conducted last summer and is re-

quired every ten years. Select responses will appear in The Canyon Weekly dur-

ing upcoming issues. For full responses, visit www.CityofLyons.org.

Latin and Swing Couples Dance Class

An Introduction

6 Week Class ~ Starts Feb 20

Sundays at 6 pm

$60 per Couple

Santiam H.S. Commons

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Beginners more than welcome!

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Response time 0 2.5 46 49.5 24 3 125

Skills and abilities 0 3 48.5 51.5 22 10 135

Overall services 0 4 45.5 54.5 20 9 133

Property tax rate paid for services

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Billing rates 7 7 41 30 45 33 163

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SpringFest

February 24

5pm-8pm

Free food & wine samples, gardening techniques and lots of spring fever!

Bill Sanderson’s River Report

February 23, 2011 503-897-3301

We now have 2,851 steelhead

in the system. That does not

include the uncounted summer

steelhead, and several steelhead

in the Mehama area. The offi-

cial counts for those summer

fish will start the first of March.

Fishermen's Bend to Mehama

has great medium difficulty

whitewater and many mild

thrills. The fish numbers will

increase as the season matures.

Packsaddle to Fishermen's

Bend has the biggest whitewater

and the most thrills of all the

drifts on the river. There are

some good numbers of steel-

head already up at Packsaddle,

but most of the run is in the

lower river. Bank fishing at

Minto Park, Packsaddle is ideal,

especially around the entrance

of Mad Creek into the main riv-

er. The tricky and large rapids

cause this drift to have less fish-

ing traffic than the lower drifts.

If the weather is dry, we should

be boating and fishing.

If the weather is wet, we

should be planning trips for bet-

ter weather and attending the

meetings that put us together

with our boating and fishing

friends.

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Thursday, Feb 24 Mari-Linn Talent Show, day-time & evening performances. Call 503) 859-2154 for times. Spring Fest at Fresh to You Produce 5-8pm. New plants, seeds, gardening techniques. Food, Wine Tasting and Mu-sic. 41639 Stayton/Scio Road, Stayton. 503 769-9682.

Friday, Feb 25 Gates Elementary Coffee Hour 9:30 am, Gates School Library. Focus will be on Eng-lish language learners. Child-care and Spanish translation avail. 897-2191 Prime Rib Dinner 5-8pm, Mt Edge Café, Hwy 22 Mill City. Call for reservations 897-2741

Saturday, Feb 26 Mari-Linn Baseball Sign-ups 9am-2pm. Mari-Linn School, Lyons. (971)218-5350 Baby Back Ribs Dinner 5-8 pm, Mt. Edge Café, Hwy 22 Mill City. Call for reservations (503)897-2741

Sunday, Feb 27 Eagles Lodge Matinee Movie featuring Avatar 1:30 pm. Free movie. $1.50 hot dogs, popcorn & soda. Intro to Sal-sa and Swing Dance Classes 6pm, Santiam H.S. Commons. 503 510-6723

Tuesday, Mar 1 Chamber Greeters hosted by Habitat for Humanity 8:30-9:30 Trexler Farm, Mehama Mill City 4th of July Planning Committee 6:15 pm, Boy Scout Building, 49003 Remine Rd, Mill City call 897-2303

Weekly Events Mondays 7pm Community Chorus, First Christian Church, 254 SW

Local Events

Lyons Fire Dept Leukemia & Lymphoma Fundraiser Help the team climb 69 flights of stairs in full gear at The Columbia Center in Seattle on March 6. Donate: ww.lyonsrfd.org. Call 503-859-2410

Wednesday, Feb 23 Public Meeting: choosing contractors to build new city hall for Mill City. 6-8pm. Santiam HS Commons. Evergreen St. Mill City. 503 897-2302 Science Family Fun Night 6pm-8pm at Stayton High School for Mari-Linn students K-8th grades. Info: (503) 859-2154 North Santiam School District (Mari-Linn) Community Engagement Committee Fo-rum 6 pm. Dinner served, RSVP Mary Rich-ards 503-769-4928 American Legion Meets 7pm, Canyon Senior Center, Mill City. Legion Auxiliary 7pm Poppa Al’s, Hwy22, Mill City

3rd St. Mill City. Nondenomi-national. All levels of experi-ence welcome. 859-3426 4pm-8pm Youth Center for 7th-12 grades. Air Hockey, Ping Pong, ect. FREE. Mill City Baptist Church.

Tuesdays 10am-2pm Quilting Club Can-yon Baptist Church 446 Cedar St, Lyons 503-910-4918 12pm Senior Meals Fellow-ship Hall, Mill City Presbyteri-an Church. Meals on Wheels avail. Ruth:503 897-2204

Wednesdays 7pm. AA Meeting Santiam Chapel, Lyons. 7:30-8:30pm Idanha AA Mtg at City Hall

Thursdays 7pm Teen Movie Night Ages 10-18 First Christian Church, MC. Free 503-602-8742 4pm-8pm Youth Center for 7th-12 grades. Air Hockey, Ping Pong, Foos Ball, more. FREE. Mill City Baptist Church.12pm Senior Meals. Fellowship Hall, Mill City Presbyterian Church. Meals on Wheels avail.

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Fridays 10am-12pm Kid Zone Fun, crafts and a FREE sack lunch. Mill City Baptist Church. 140 N. 1st. St (503) 536-5414 7:30-8:30pm Idanha AA Mtg at City Hall

Coming up soon! March 9th 6-8pm Wyldlife/Young life Spaghetti Feed

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