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II I I I I
MARCY
OBITUARIES
Roberta Ann Crowe
Roberta Ann Crowe, 59, for-
mer Goldendale resident, died
March 19, 2004, in Cottage
Grove, Ore., from complications
of cancer.
She was born Aug. 21, 1944 in
Bend, Ore., to Donald and Sylvia
Rayl, and graduated from high
school in Mapleton, Ore., in 1962.
Crowe married Dennis Crowe in
R.eedsport, Ore., on Feb. 2,1973.
She graduated from Yaldma Val-
ley Community College in 1988,
with a degree in dental hygiene.
Crowe was a member of the
Oregon Dental Hygienists Asso-
ration.
Survivors include her hus-
band, Dennis, of Cottage Grove;
mother, Sylvia Rayl, of Florence,
Ore.; a daughter, Julie Baldwin,
of Chesapeake, Va.; two sons,
Dean Crowe, of Portland, and
Murray Crowe, of Redmond,
Ore.; a brother, Darreld Rayl, of
Winston, Ore., and three great-
grandchildren.
A private memorial is planned
for a later date. Memorial contri-
butions may be made to Hospice
Care or the Willamette Valley
Cancer Center in Eugene, Ore.
Cecil A. Niemela
Cecil A. Niemela, 64, of Gold-
endale, died March 18, 2004.
He was born Nov. 4, 1939 to
Arthur M. Niemela and Mary I.
Niemela in Goldendale.
Niemela joined the Army in
196o and departed with an hon-
orable discharge. He received his
associate's degree in Yakima at
the community college and con-
tinned his education in Ellens-
burg to become a teacher, later
in life, he worked alongside his
wife in the motel industry.
Before his death, he was working
at the FarVue Motel in Golden-
dale.
His hobbies included htmfing,
fishing, bowling, playing cards,
board games, and reading every
book he could get his hands on.
His wife. Patricia, and his
father, Arthur, preceded him in
death.
Survivors include his mother,
Mary Niemela, daughter,
Katherine Yeley; and a grand-
daughter, Alicia Yeley, all of Van-
couver; a brother, Marion
Campbell of Goldendale; a sis-
ter, Barbara Graham, of Van-
couver, and many nephews,
nieces, cousins and friends.
A gathering will be held Sat-
urday, March 27, at the home of
Marion and Kay Campbell, 53
Burlington Loop Road in Gold-
endale, from noon to 2 p.m.
SCAROLA- MYRA
Contributed photo
Mary Elizabeth Scarola and Airman Traig Robert Myra have
announced their engagement. Scarola will graduate from
Seton Home Study School in June. She is the daughter of
Donna and Ken Scarola, of Goldendale. Myra is a 2001 grad-
uate of Goldendale High School. He joined the Air Force in
2003 and is currently stationed at McConnell Air Force Base
in Kansas. Myra is the son of Bruce and Janahn Myra, of
Goldendale. A September wedding is planned.
College opportunitiet
Goldendale
Many parents and high
school students are concerned
ab°ut earning scholarships to ] Supefin.~r~
afford post-high school educa-
.on Oneo ortu itythatI
Goldendale School District pro-
vides through the Operation
and Maintenance Levy,!s Col- L [I:Ul Gr~
lege in the High School (CHS)
classes. These classes are
offered through the interactive es. It's also for stu
television (YIW) where students have not consider~
are able to complete courses college to get a tasl
taught by Yakima Valley Com- coursework in a far~
munity College. Goldendale has a
A college credit is typically tory of keeping
$70 each. Students can earn up buildings and gro
to 45 credits through ITV, a say- and safe, and also 4]
ings of $3,aso in tuition alone, a ing the ambitiouS][
terrific scholarship! goals of its studew~
This is one example of how Goldendale commu~l
the operation and maintenance izations work hard~[
levy directly benefits the stu- college scholarshipl
dents in our community. In graduates. College i~
addition to our high school stu- School courses pr~
dents, adults and home school opportunity for thell
students also take college cours- also earn their own s~
Freedom from smokin
class set to begin Marc[
It's not too late to become a itated Freedom froa
non-smoker, classes at Portland 1~
Providence Hood River over m years, will In!
Memorial Hospital is offering a pants as well. The
lo-session stop smoking series costs just $115 (or l
beginning Tuesday, March 30, about 25 packs of ci~
from 7p.m. to 9 p.m. at the hos- Call Providence .~l]
Sports camp for girls set for pital. Community Relati~
The first class is free. It will (541) 387-6342, tog
provide an overviewofthe series get more informa~
spnng break; s,gn up now and get participantsreadyto health insurance plaf~i~
stop smoking. April 6through 9 burse for smoking ce~
A sports camp for girls in bottle, is Quit Week, followed by grams. 1~
grades 2-6, will be held during The camp is a fund-raiser for Relapse Prevention on April 13,
spring break, Monday, April5 theGoldend,,al, eHighSchoolvol- 15 and 21The group will recon- r~~
vene on May 7 and 14, to focus Ik k ,~,,,~1
through Wednesday, April 7, leyball team s summer trip. on health lifestyles. May 21 is I~ ']"~ | i H I ]~
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., at Gold- Registration should be sent as graduation day. ~ ~" ~ " [
endale High School. soon as tx)ssible to Jodi Bellamy,
Volleyball and basketball P.O. Box 1455, Goldendale, WA I
basics will be covered and the 98620.
cost is $60. Athletes are asked to For more information, call
i+b~ ~ltilael~ anda ~ter 77"3-5761, 773-47o5, or773-3764.
Coo = o BIRTHS
REMEMBER THE ALAMO -- Andrea Dressel of the "My K9
and Me 4-H club takes time to visit the Alamo while in San Anto- AIIBi~ Britney Nordwdl
nio working on the National 4-H Dog curnculum. Annika Britney Nordwell was Maternal great-grandparents
born Feb. 12, 2004 at Providence are Carol and James Beatty of
Local 4-Her heads off to the Alamo ,, ,o and. to hua and u,ko . Lay,
andAliciaNordwell. Sheweighed of Lyle.
On Feb. 15, local 4-H mem- ~ 6 pounds, 13 ounces. Paternal great-grandparents
ber Andrea Dressel headed to I~ ~I]~P'A [ 1.~ Maternal grandparents are are Fred and Verna Teseh of
San Antonio, Texas to help write llN'd 9 I ~ II NaneyBrandonofPlantCity, Fla., Tacoma and the late Niek Nord-
the new National 4-H dog proj- l~r~.~..~ ',~.~ and Kent lay, of Lyle.well, of Goldendale.
ect curriculum. Linda Williams ~ ,, ~'~l Paternal grandparents are Annika joins her parents at
and Susan Kerr, Klickitat Court- I II JB Steve and Cathy Nordwell, of home in Camas.
ty 4-H staff, traveled with Ulll~¢ ]~ ~,~l Goldendale.
Andrea, Susan is also serving on
the dog curriculum team and ~" ~'--
Linda is helping to develop the and Rodeo, walked the River-
communication curriculum. All walk and enjoyed good food at
expenses were paid by the the Hard Rock Caf6. While
National 4-H Cooperative Cur- Goldendale was experiencing a
riculum System. week of rain, San Antonio was
There are 17 people from 70 degrees and sunfiy!
throughout the U.S. serving on There are more than 15o edu- .._.,.... ~
the dog curriculum team. Dres- cational products published by
sel was the only youth on the dog the Cooperative Curriculum Sys-
greatteam in San Antonio. It was ahonor for,Dressel and the everytem" Each product is revisedfive years, so all curricula I Angela H°ffmanl IIw.,,~,,,?;,:'t''b''''''']
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