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THURSDAY, MAY 21,2015
Rib Dinner
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for Wounded
Warriors Raises
Over $2600
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Saturday night the Eagles hosted
a special Rib Dinner and silent
auction which alone raised about
$2600 according to Joelene Grif
fin. The ribs were prepared by Bev
White and there was a special per
formance by the Elk's Drum and
Bugle Corps. Following their
music, David Cole served as DJ for
additional music.
"We did this to raise money for
the Wounded Warrior Project. We
also had numerous cash donations
from Ash Grove Cement, Precision
Import, and others," said Joelene.
In addition to the local donations,
some were made from out of the
area including Portland, California,
Tennessee and Idaho.
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Living History Seminar Well Attended
Baker's Best
Full Service
Automotive
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Transmission & Repair
100 "D" Street
North Powder, OR 97867
2540 Cedar, Baker City
541.898.7333
www.paulsrepairandtransmission.com
541-523-6923
A full house of about 80 guests attended the Baker County
Historical Society Living History program on May 18 at Baker
Heritage Museum Ballroom.
Speakers
included Marjorie
Peck, Mark Sacos,
Mac Kerns, and
Gerald
Maxwell.
Historical Society
president, Jack Ja
cobson, was Mas
ter of Ceremonies
for the evening.
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Parents Are
Our Heroes
Mom has always been so patient, but now
when I ask her questions she gets angry.
IT’S NOT LIKE HER.
Troy Stewart, LD
2194 Court St.
Baker City, OR 97814
Office: 541-523-4752
Cell: $41 -519-4696
Baker County Library District
is hosting, “Parents are our he
roes!” events at each of its
satellite branches the last week
in May in preparation for the
Summer Reading Program.
Parents of young children are
invited to these free events
which will feature tips on how to
be an effective Reading Partner
with kids, build ot hor o a r ly-
learning skills, and a preview of
the library’s summer reading
program. Participants will re
ceive free books, refreshments
and “literacy bags.”
Event locations,
dates & times:
Got Damage?
We can fix it
•Collision repair
•Computerized color matching
•Computerized estimates
•Windshield replacement
WE CAN HELP.
S&S Auto Center
361010th St. • 523-6413
Call us with questions
about aging and Alzheimer’s.
1-855-ORE-ADRC
Inland Cafe \
Where friends & \
family eat together \
Open 7 days a week
6 a.m. - 8 p.m.
541-523-9041
HelpForAlz.org
ADRC
Aging and Disability
Resource Connection
OREGON DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES PROGRAM
• Huntington Library, May 27
3-4:30 p.m.
• Haines Library, May 28
3:30-4:30 p.m.
• Richland Library, May 30
10-11 a.m.
• Halfway Library (meeting at
the park), May 30 12-1 p.m.
Melissa Shafer, Children’s
Services Specialist at Baker
County Library, says, “Parents
are our heroes! Your daily rela
tionship with your child is so im
portant.
We
want to
congratulate you on all your
hard work and encourage you
to become a Reading Partner
with your kids. The importance
of reading aloud to children of
all ages cannot be stressed
enough, even for children who
can read on their own. What
are the benefits? Instilling a
love of reading in your child,
sharing more difficult books
that your child may not be able
to read alone, encouraging re
luctant readers, and increasing
family involvement through the
sharing of good books are just
the beginning. Join us for a fun
hour of socializing & learning,
snacks and giveaways!”
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Tractor and Hydraulics
Parts - Sales - Repair
Ag - Industrial
Construction - Logging
Your one stop source for hydraulics
Pumps - Valves - Cylinders
Seals - Adapters
Hose assemblies while you wait
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Window Tinting
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* with adults, so I’m looking for a family without
small children. I am totally litter trained, well-man
nered and can get along with most everyone.
I enjoy being on someone's lap or next to them in a
chair being stroked across my back. Right now I am
living with two adults. I have been around other cats and dogs and
even live with a Chinchilla who is also looking for a new home. I’m
neutered and vaccinated and ready to go to a family who will allow
me to spend the rest of my life as an indoor family pet. Hurry please,
call Carmen at 541-519-4530 or Best Friends of Baker at
541-519-7387 as I am running out of time to find a new home. I H
Call Best Friends of Baker, Inc.
541-519-7387
2976 I Oth Street, Baker City, OR
541-523-5839
La Grande Office 541-963-0832
I I am 8 years old and my owners are
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Driver Education Class
Offered
Sign-Up Meeting
Where: Baker School District
Office, 2090 4th Street, Baker
City
When: June 3,2015
Time: 6 p.m. Sign-Up Meet
ing Requirements:
S Parent
S Child
S Payment
J Permit
Student Classes
All classes held at Baker
School District Office South
Conference Room
Class dates: June 10,15, 17,
22,24,29, July 1,6,8,13,15
Time: 9-Noon
Cost: $250 for high school
student with valid Oregon Dri
ver’s permit
(1/2 down night of. sign-up
other half before end of 10 week
class)
$460 for student with Driver’s
License or over age 17
Questions: Please email or
call either Topper or Allison.
Topper
Schlupe:
topper.schlupe@malesd.kl2.or.
us or call Allison Nunez
541.473.4834
Friends of the Museum
to Hold Membership
Meeting
The Friends of the Baker Her
itage Museum will hold their
Spring General Membership
Meeting at the Museum on May
28 at 2 p.m. Learn what is new
and upcoming at our museum,
and opportunities for getting in
volved. Everyone is welcome to
attend. Light refreshments will
be served.
Call the museum at 541-523-
9308 or visit our website for a
calendar of upcoming events
www.BakerHeritageMuseum.co
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Keating Students to
Perform Peter Pan
The Keating Elementary
School annual dinner and play
will be Saturday, May 30 at 5
p.m. The Keating Hams, grades
Pre-School through sixth grade,
will be performing "Peter Pan."
Following will be a dessert auc
tion. A mouthwatering dinner of
pulled pork prepared by David
trimmings. Admission is always
free, but donations are accepted.
Get Financially Fit
A class entitled “Building
Your Budget” will be held on
Wednesday, June 3 from 5:30 -
7 p.m. at the Baker County Sen
ior Center at 2810 Cedar Street
in Baker City. The class is spon
sored by Community Connec
tion of Northeast Oregon. The
class is foundational, good for
all age groups, and critical to
money management and the
achievement of financial goals.
Please RSVP by June 1, to Deb
bie Votaw, Housing Manager of
Community Connection, at 1-
800-838-3186.
Three Peas in a Pod
You are cordially invited to an
Inspirational Luncheon and Pro
gram. The event will be held
Thursday, June 4, 2015 at the
Sunridge Inn from 11:20 a.m. -
1 p.m. for an inclusive fee of
$12.
A coffee basket will be auc
tioned off.
Dale Borgardus, a local com
puter expert with some good
tips, will be featured. Bogardus
does PC tune-ups, Adware, virus
removal, printer and software
installations.
Also featured will be special
speaker Evelyn Burt, with her
presentation, “Three Peas in a
Pod.” Evelyn Burt resides in Sil
verdale, Wash., and was married
for 45 years to her husband, sup
porting him in the military for 35
of the years. She has embarked
on this new season of her life in
opier to inspire people in their
journey through life. Her expe
riences with women’s groups
and military organizations have
provided many stories to share.
Reservations need to be made
by Tuesday morning, June 2,
with Jerri Wickert at 541-523-
3447 or Jennifer Godwin at 541-
519-2060.
Sponsored by the Baker City
Christian Women’s Connection
and Stonecroft Ministries, Inc.
BMCC SBDC to Hold
June Pub Talk
Plan to attend the June 10,
Pub Talk at Lefty's Taphouse at
1934 Broadway in Baker City.
The event begins at 5:30 p.m.
Admission options include free
which won't include food or
beverages or $5 paid admission,
which includes light appetizers
and a beverage.
The subject matter is "Small
Ideas... Big Impact!"
For more information email:
Gene Stackle gene.staclde@
msn.com or call 541-523-5556