10 — THE BAKER COUNTY PRESS
FRIDAY, JULY 8, 2016
Local
Sno cones prove popular
The
Baker
County
Press
Wicked
Ways
welcomes all
participants in the
Hells Canyon
Motorcycle Rally!
Submitted Photo.
Baker County Sheriff’s Offi ce volunteers had a great time serving close to 700
free sno-cones at the Haines 4th of July Celebration on Monday. Pictured from
left to right are Deputy Gabe Maldonado, Sheriff Travis Ash, Josie Ash, and
Lieutenant Warren Thompson. Free sno cones will be available again in August
at the Community Night Out in the Geiser-Pollman Park.
Visit us online at
www.Th eBaker-
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or on Facebook at
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Tickets are just $25 each.
Buy yours today at the front desk of
The Geiser Grand Hotel or online at
www.theBakerCountyPress.com
‘Gold Rush’ cast appearance • Carriage rides
Gothic specialty cocktails • Limited theme menu
Music and dancing
Special TAPS family “reveal” for
ticketholders only!
Huntington 4th of July
Eileen Driver / The Baker County Press
L-R: Lady Liberty Brad Albro and Allan Driver as Uncle Sam.
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Also in the parade were
Smokey Bear, the Hunting-
ton Fire Department, Vale
District BLM, Sheriff’s
candidate John Hoopes,
the Huntington Historical
Society, kids on bikes and
golf carts as well as horses.
This year’s Grand Mar-
shalls, Carmen and Wiley
Harding, rode in a shiny
white Hummer and the
Lion’s Club, VFW, State
of Oregon and USA fl ags
were carried proudly down
the parade route by school
students Tyalinn Harrison,
Rose Harrison, Gordon
Harrison and Aiden Hicks.
Immediately after the
parade the kids enjoyed
the water park area with
slides, pool and sprinklers
to cool them off after chas-
ing down the candy thrown
from the fl oats.
At 4 p.m. it was time for a
good all-American hot dog
dinner at the Cook Shack
complete with popsicles
for dessert.
Both events were spon-
sored by the Chamber of
Commerce. The celebra-
tion was complete with a
dazzling fi reworks display
at dusk at Farewell Bend
State Park set off for a
very appreciative crowd by
the Lion’s Club.
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Baker County Library
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