14 THE CHARBONNEAU VILLAGER
February 2020
Charbonneau
Arts Association
By ERIC HOEM
Setting the stage for
continued success
The main
purpose of the
award reception
Jan. 12 was to
present our an-
nual donation
to each of the
HOEM high school art
programs our
nonprofit fund-
raising supports. There was cof-
fee, tea, and light hors d’oeuvres
with live music provided by pia-
nist Marilyn Anderson.
During the awards reception, the
Charbonneau Arts Association do-
nated $4,000 each to the art program
at Canby and Wilsonville High
Schools.
These donations represent pro-
COURTESY PHOTOS
Left to right: Jennifer Dorsey, Eric Hoem, Christopher Shotola-Hardt, Angenette Escobar, and
Charlie Hyman during the awards reception.
ceeds from the 2019 Charbonneau Art
Festival, which was held November
1-3, 2019, with attendance that topped
1,000 patrons for the first time in its
35 year existence.
At Wilsonville High School, 400-480
students take art classes each semes-
ter, reports teacher Christopher Sho-
tola-Hardt. “We have designated a
special account to help cover entry
fees and tuitions for competitions and
workshops for our students, opportu-
nities for young artists outside the
normal classroom routines and in-
Christopher Shotola-Hardt, Wilsonville High
teacher, presents Eric Hoem with a thank you
card from students.
house exhibitions,” Shotola-Hardt
said. “We want to continue support-
ing students getting involved in the
Scholastic Art Awards. We have also
talked about bringing in special pre-
senters and artists whose skill sets
See ARTS ASSOCIATION / Page 15
CCC Board Application
Process Now Open
Homeowners interested in serving on the Charbonneau
Country Club (CCC) Board of Directors should submit
a letter of interest and qualifications to the CCC Office
by Monday, March 16 at Noon. The CCC Nominating
Committee will meet with applicants in early March. Board
director terms are for three years. Voting takes place in
May and new board members are announced at the annual
meeting on May 20. Informational packets are available at
the CCC office. For more information, email
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