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Oregon
unemployment
unchanged
Oregon's seasonally ad,
justed unemployment rate was
9.4 i ercent in June, essentially
unchanged from the May rate
of 9.3 percent. Meanwhile, the
U.S. seasonally adjusted unem-
ployment rate was 9.2 percent
in June and 9.1 percent in May.
limit
Reserve the
Willamina
Gazebo
Need a place for a family
gathering or a party? The City
of Willamina will accept reser-
vations for the gazebo at the
Garden Spot Park or the cov-
ered area at the fishing pond.
At the request of the City
Council, city staff will sched-
ule the use of the two structures
and develop a set of rules to
govern it. At this time there will
be no cleaning deposits. Every-
one using the facilities will be
expected to clean up after them-
selves.
"Let's see how it goes," said
City Recorder Sue Hollis. With
city staff stretched with other
responsibilities, Hollis told the
council that she and the office
coordinator have no time for
anything other than scheduling
reservations.
mum
Extension offers
food
preservation
classes
Do you want to learn the
skills to SAFELY preserve food
at home? Would you like an
update on the latest research-
based information? Registra-
tion is now open for three Food
Preservation Classes in Mc-
Minnville:
Preserving Fruits--
Wednesday, Aug. 10, 6 p.m. to
9 p:m:
Topics covered will include:
canning, freezing, drying, pie
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14.
Birth announcements may
be submitted to The Sun by
calling 503-843-2312, ext. 204
or sending a FAX to 503-843-
3830. Our email address is
news@sheridansun, com.
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filling, juices, jams and jel-
lies.
Preserving Tomatoes
and Salsa--Monday, Aug.
22, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Topics covered will in-
clude: canning, freezing,
drying, salsa-making, rel-
ishes and sauces,juices, and
using green tomatoes.
Preserving Vegetables,
Fish, Poultry and Meats--
Wednesday, Sept. 21, 5:30
p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Topics covered will in-
clude: canning, freezing,
drying, pickling, smoking,
and jerky-making.
Cost is $10 per class and
must be paid at time of reg-
istration to reserve your seat.
Class size is limited and
each class will be filled on a
first-come-fast-served ba-
sis.
To register, contact the
OSU 'Extension Service
Yam_hill County office as
soon as possible, and no
later than one week before
each class. Call 503-434-
7517. Checks may be writ-
ten to OSU Extension Ser-
vice and mailed, along with
name, address, phone num-
ber, e-mail address (if avail-
able) and the name of the
class you wish to attend.
Mail to: OSU Extension
Service - Yamhill County,
2050 Lafayette Ave., Mc-
Minnville, OR 97128-9333.
lilili
National Night
Out at Buell
Grange
Join your neighbors and
friends on Tuesday, Aug. 2,
from 5 to 7 p.m. to meet the
people who are in charge of
our safety and well being in
an emergency. Several
agencies will be repre-
sented, including some you
may be unfamiliar with. Do
you know what is available
to you, your family and your
friends?
Come enjoy water-
melon, ice cream and other
snacks while you gather
important infoimation that
could be life saving.
First Federal has awarded a gleaner group. There are 25
$10,000 Commtmity Grant to partner agencies in total: 13
the YCAP Regional Food Bank pantries, two soup kitchens,
to set up five $2,000 food cred- nine group meal sites and one
its for organizations around gleaner group. YCAP works to
Yamhill County. Each organi- ensure that boxes and meals are
zation will be able to draw healthy and have a variety of
$2,000 worth of food from the good food groups including
Food Bank as they need it to fresh fi'uits and vegetables, pro-
meet the need in their own com- tein, cereals and grains. The
munity, food comes from a variety of
Sheridan's West Valley sources, including food drives,
Community Services is among grocery stores, over production
the organizations receiving the at local farms, and through the
credits, as are St. Barnabas Oregon Food Bank network.
Soup Kitchen, serving the Me- Lee Means, Executive Di-
Minnville area; Newberg Corn- rector of YCAP, said, "Pantries
munity Kitchen; Joseph's and soup kitchens in Yamhill
Storehouse, serving Yamhill County continue to see more
and Carlton; and Isaiah 58, 1o- and more clients. Because
cated in Amity. YCAP buys in bulk, $1 can buy
The YCAP Food Bank pro- four pounds of food which can
vides food, organizational and provide three meals. First Fed-
technical support to a eral has greatly increased the
countywide network of partner buying power of the five agen-
food agencies comprised of cies they supported through this
soup kitchens, food box pan- contribution to the food bank,
tries, group meal sites and a in essence providing 30,000
Senior Lunch Menus: Aug. 1 - 5
Monday: BBQ chicken sandwich/bun or kielbasa sausage/
sauerkraut w/bun, Lyonnaise potatoes, marinated vegetable salad,
spiced apples.
Tuesday: Chicken pasta w/peanut sauce or beef cabbage
bake, mixed vegetables, tossed salad/French dressing, sunflower
seed roll, fresh melon cup.
Wednesday: Spinach lasagna or farmer's chicken stew, whole
kernel corn, Romaine Iceberg salad/Italian dressing, garlic roll,
mixed fruit.
Thursday: Roast turkey w/gravy or Swedish meatballs/sauce,
whipped potatoes w/gravy, creamy coleslaw, dill bread, peaches.
Friday: Meatloaf sandwich half or shaved ham sandwich half w/
wheat bread, chicken mixed rice soup, mandarin oranges, lime whip.
The Northwest Senior & DisabMy Services Agency offers noon
meals in Sheridan at the Sheridan Nazarene Church, 917 S. Bridge SL
Meals are served at 11:30 a.m. Monday through Fridag. Anyone 60 or
over and their spouse are welcome for fellowship and a ho~ nub'ildous
meal. Home-delivered meals are available for home-bound seniors.
A donation of $3 is suggested for the meals. Advance reserva-
ffons are required. For more information, call 503-843-2000.
Partials ... $950 each i
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To reserve space, call Kim Greene 503-434-0472
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Check out our
Community Yard Sale.
Bargains for everyone!
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meals around Yamhill County."
"As the result of the eco-
nomic down turn that started
in 2008, First Federal has
shifted the emphasis of our
giving program, prioritizing
programs that serve basic hu-
man needs in Yamhill County.
Our Community Grant Com-
mittee remains focused on en-
suring that people in our com-
munity have access to the food
they need to sustain their fami-
lies. By setting up these food
credits at YCAP, we hope to
enable local food based orga-
nizations to better meet the
need on a day day basis,"
said Marshall "Rocky" Wade,
President and CEO of First
Federal.
Since 1999, First Federal
has contributed over
$1,500,000 to non-profit orga-
nizations in Yamhill County
through their Community Giv-
ing Program. Grant applica-
tions are currently being ac-
cepted and may be obtained at
any First Federal location or by
going to www.FirstFed
Web.com.
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• Good Shepherd Catholic Church
127 NE Hill Street, Sheridan. 503-843-2206. Deacon David
Briedwell, Pastoral Administrator. Come celebrate with us. Sunday
Mass 8 a.m. (8:30 a.m. starting Aug. 7) Reconciliation 30 minutes
before Sunday Mass. Misa 3 p.m. on 7/24, 8/7 and 8/21. Pinochle
2rid Sunday each month 1 p.m. in the Haft. Bingo Aug. 6 at 6:30 p.m.
with meal at 6:15 in the Hall.
Willamina Free Methodist Church
253 NE D Street, Willamina. 503-876-4085. Sunday School
9:30 a.m. Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m.
Sheridan United Methodist Church
234 N. Bridge Street, Sheridan. 503-843-2776. Pastor Ken
Johnson. Sunday Worship 9:30 a.m.
Open Door Community Church
339 NW Sherman Street, Sheridan, 503-843-'6736,
OpenDoorCC@gmail.com. Sunday Meeting 10:15 a.m. Dur-
ing the week Home Meetings and Youth Happenings. Jim Cook,
Lead Pastor.
Calvary Chapel West Valley
121 NE YamhiII St., Sheridan. 503-852-7195 or message: 503-
843-PRAY (7729). Pastor Thorn Carden. Sunday fellowship 10
a.m. Service 10:30 a.m. Womens' Bible Study 7 p.m. Monday.
Mens' Bible Study 7 p.m. Wednesday.
Seventh-day Adventist Churches
Grand Ronde: 27660 Salmon River Hwy., 503-879-5812. Sheri-
dan: 940 W. Main St., 503-843-5151. Services: Saturday, 9:30
a.m. Sabbath School, 11 a.m. Worship service. West Valley Chris-
tian School, Grand Ronde, 503-879-5812. Pastor: Ron Wearner.
New Hope Christian Center
919 SW 2nd St., Sheridan. Call 503-843-3277. Online: http://
sheridannewhope.org. Pastor David Kennedy. Sunday School
9:30 a.m. Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m. Wednesday activities
7 p.m. Complete listings available online.
Church of the Nazarene
917 S. Bridge St., Sheridan. 503-843-3262. Senior Pastor:
Monte Wing. Youth Pastor: Lindsay Raybould. Sunday Schools
9:30 a.m. Worship celebration 10:30 a.m. Sunday evening Bible
Study 6 p.m. Youth and adult events throughout the week.
Willamina Chdstian Church
200 S.E. Baker St., Willamina. 503-876-2097. Pastor Don
Shelton. Sunday services: Bible School 9:30 a.m., morning
worship 10:45 a.m. Jr. Church for ages 3 through 5th grade.
Nursery for ages up to 3 years.
Crossroads Worship Center
330 S. Main St., Willamina, OR 97396. Pastor Randall Long.
503-876-4424. Sunday 9:30 a.m. Monday Men's 6 p.m. Tues-
day Youth 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Adult & Kids 7 p.m. Home
groups & College and Career groups, check
website for more information: cwcag.net
Emmanuel Lutheran Church, ELCA
315 S. Main, Willamina. 503-876-6844. Debra
Lynn Carlson, pastor. Sunday worship service
10:30 a.m. WELCA 1 p.m. first Thursday.
Trinity Lutheran Church, LCMS
311 SE Schley St., P.O. Box 128, Sheridan, OR
97378. 503-843-4747. Eugene Ludwig, pastor.
Summer Schedule: Sunday worship with holy
communion at 10 a.m. We welcome all visitors
and look forward to meeting you.
www.sheridanTLC.org.
Sheridan Mennonite Church
240 S.W. Madison, Sheridan. 503-
843-3224. Pastor Gary Nice. Sun- day School 10 a.m. Worship ser-
vice 11 a.m. Evening service
6 Wednesday evening
Bible study and prayer
meeting 7:30 p.m.
To include your church listing in this directorg, please ca11503-843.2312