The Record-courier. (Haines, Baker County, Oregon) 1932-2016, August 13, 2015, Page 7, Image 7

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 13,2015
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being won, friends being made.
Now they look forward to Labor
Day weekend when the Baker
County Fair and Panhandle
Rodeo take place in Halfway. See
you there!
Cycle Oregon
On Monday evening, I met up
with Jonathan Maus, founder and
editor of Bike Portland. He has a
website BikePortland.org and
blogs about bicycling all across
the country. Jonathan was biking
the route the Cycle Oregon will
be doing here in Sept.
Pine Fest
The event is scheduled for Sept.
11-12 to be held at the Pine Valley
& SayU
Tami Waldron • tami@pinetel.com
Here we are, into our second
week of Aug. The weather has
been hot, and nights are definitely
cooling right down. They say we
are going to get some rain. That
remains to be seen. Monday we
had dark clouds, a huge wind and
then it passed. At Blake and Kel-
lie Dennis's home a huge tree
came down, thankfully not caus­
ing any damage.
Baker Fair
The Eagle Valley 4-H had a
wonderful weekend at fair in
Baker City this last week. There
were smiles all around, ribbons
Pine Eagle Represented at the Fair
Fair Grounds in Halfway. The list
of entertainers include Brook
Faulk; a group called Jelly Bread
which is a soul/funk fun band;
the Steve Fulton Band out of
Boise; The Blackberry Bushes
with fiddle and banjo; Bread &
Circus a newcomer on the Boise
Band Scene. Finger pickin' fun;
James Dean Kindle & the Eastern
Oregon Playboys. It is.going to
be a fabulous weekend, so come
on out, kick up your heels or relax
and enjoy. Tickets $10 each, chil-
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dren under 12 are free.
Ending
And so my friends, it has been a
busy couple of weeks. The eye is
slowly improving but the medi­
cine to cure me has just about
made me beyond miserable.
Hopefully with my sight slowly
coming back, we are on the mend.
Lets end with this thought-Don't
put the key to happiness in some­
one else's pocket.
Have a great week everyone.
Call me with your news.....
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Submitted photo
Ty Graven walking his pig
Submitted photo
Creed Marks showing his steer
Historic Medicine Show to be Presented at Trail Center
Living history interpreter Mike
Follin brings a re-created trav­
eling frontier medicine show to
the National Historic Oregon
Trail Interpretive Center Aug.
14-17. Presentations of “Dr.
Balthasar” are scheduled daily
at 10:30 a.m., noon and 2 p.m.
in the Leo Adler Theater lo­
cated inside the Center.
Follin is with the Ohio Histor­
ical Society in Cincinnati, and
created the character of a 19th
century frontier patent medi­
cine salesman to help modern
Americans understand frontier
history and early day health
care.
The Dr. Balthasar character
uses the rapid fire patter and
entertaining techniques that at­
tracted early American country
folk to attend a sales talk and
purchase mostly useless ton­
ics. Follin opens and closes his
forty minute programs with
modern viewpoints and facts
about this early industry and
frontier life, but when he as­
sumes his character, audi­
ences
find
themselves
transported back in time, and
often become part of the good
doctor’s sales spiel.
EMU HUH MIMI
STEAK FEED
Community Park Entering Richland
Saturday, September
4-8 p.m. • $18 per person
INCLUDES STEAK
AND ALL THE TRIMMINGS
(Kids hot dog meal avallable-$5)
LIVE MUSIC
Philip Ruud BC-HIS
Hearing Aid Sales
Hearing Aid Service
Hearing Aid Repair
Free Hearing Evaluations
August 19
Frame & Craft
Custom & Ready Made framing & matting
Art supplies • Scrapbooking & craft supplies
New Location
2830 10th St, Baker City
at Michael Rushton
DPM Office
800-678-3155
Pendleton Office
Copy, Ship tj-Mail
• UPS« US Mail, Packaging & Gift Wrapping
• Copies • B&W, Color, Enlarge up to 36”,
Multi Media
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• Laminating - up io 26*'
• Fax, Scan, Send io E-mail, Save to disk
• Office services and Computer work
2101 Main Street Suite ill, Baker City, OR 97814 • Open 9:30-5:30 M-F • 541.523.4199
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Across
1. Goes (for)
6. Take into custody
10. “Don’t go!”
14. Kind of skeleton
15. ___ Minor
16. Halo, e.g.
17. Asian plant’s flax­
like fiber
18. Vice president under
Jefferson
19. Ball of yam
20. Director of an opera
22. Applaud
23. “From Here to Eter-
- nity” wife
24. Strategy board
game
25. Big blowout
29. Horizontal trellis on
posts
31. Unlawful
33. "Something out­
standingly difficult
(British)
37. Snoopy, for one
38. Not straight
39. Cause oneself to
consider
41. Large, brightly col­
ored handkerchief
42. Tenth month
44. “-zoic” things
45. Young bird
48. Pie cuts, essentially
50. Advanced
51. Rectories
56. Arm bone
57. The “A” of ABM
58. Italian dry white
wine
59.20-20, e.g.
60. ___ Piper
61. “Come in!”
'62. Arid
63. “God’s Little___ ”•
64. Aquarium fish
Down
1. Delhi dress
2. Final, e.g.
3. Walk lamely
4. Wild animal’s den
5. Aerodynamic
6.1972 Liza Minnelli
musical film
7. Money lender
8. Employment termi­
nations
9. Betting game
10. Simple sugar
11. Gown fabric
12. Bailiwicks
13. Talks raucously
21. Discerning
24. Rodeo sight
25. Kind of lettuce
26. On the safe side, at
sea
27. Bed board
28. Type of gas that re­
duces knock
(hyph.)
3 0. Smallest of the
Great Lakes
32. Press and release a
mouse button
34. Boris Godunov, for
one
35. “Empedocles on
” (Matthew
Arnold poem)
36. Scandinavian shag
rugs
40. Pertaining to the sa­
cred texts of Islam
41. Kind of manner
43. Trade goods or serv­
ices without money
45. Hints
46. Axe handle
47. ___ tube
49. Atlas enlargement
51. Perry Como’s “__
Loves Mambo”
52. Bang-up (hyphen­
ated)
53. General Agreement
on Tariffs and
Trade (acronym)
54. "... happily__
after”
55. “Buona___ ’’(Ital­
ian greeting)
Sudoku puzzle sponsored by
Embroidery
By
Blue Mountain
Baker City
Jackets
Hats
Scarfs
Shirts
Sweatshirts
Logos
BHS Bulldog items
1920 Court Street, Baker City
McElroy Printing
Also located here.
541.523.2621