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5*1 *****.******ECRLOT oo 74A**C007 Exp 05/07/2016 BAKER COUNTY LIBRARY 2400 RESORT ST BAKER CITY OR 97814-2721 Est. Haines 1901 ~ Haines, Baker County, Oregon L Thursday, May 12, 2016 Volume 115, Number 18 • 12 Pages • $1 ECETVE MAY 1 4 2016 From Mrs. Marlia’s class in Haines ~ continued on page 2 My mom's name is Amy. My mom’s name is Annie She is 43 years old She is 13 years old. My mom's name is Jessie, Mom and I like to sit on the much. Mom and I like to make calces. My mom really loves glowers. Mom likes to say, "I love youl' Mom likes to say, “Different words." She likes to drink water My mom really loves playing with me. My mom really loves making things. My mom's job is to work at the school. She likes to eat fruits and vegetables. She likes to eat everything. If she had time, she would like to travel. She likes to drink water and milk. My mom's job is a realtor. Mom is really good at school. If she had time, she would like to load up her stuff. Mom is really good at making stuff and planting. If I could go anywhere in the world with her, we'd go to camping. I iove my Mom because she lets me use kid's scuba diving gear. My mom's job is watching after us. If I could go anywhere in the world with her, we'd go to Bi Mart. If she had time, she would like to play with me. I love my Mom because she is special. Mom is really good at cleaning with me. If I could go anywhere in the world with her, we'd go to the candy store. By Joel Date April 27,2016 I love my Mom because I like to play with her. By Beau By Della Date April 25,2016 Scouts Explore Diverse Habitat Teddy Roosevelt Performs in Haines Submitted photo of Viola Perkins, long time member and volunteer within the Haines community and local hosting organizations, the Eastern Oregon Museum of Haines and Mutual Improvement Club. Cub Scout Pack #422 spent Saturday morning on the Baldock Slough identify ing birds, particularly migrating ducks, and exploring other diverse habitat. Lots of very good questions and observations made by this interested group of Cub Scouts. Their leader is Patti Pickard. Photos by M.J. Guyer Group Photo Left to Right: Liam Blair, Randy Guyer, Jayden Clark, Colton Clark, Tyler Wirth, Haines Elementary School children were well prepared for a special performance by "Teddy Roosevelt's Oregon Roadshow" on Monday, May 9. The event was organized by the Oregop Historical Society and sponsored by Wells Fargo. Following the event at the school, the Eastern Oregon Mu seum in Haines and Rock Creek-Muddy Creek members hosted a second performance at the museum attended from people throughout the area. Approximately 60 were in attendance and one woman stated she felt that anyone who had been able to attend, "had missed a once in a life time opportunity." One La Grande resident who stated that he was an ex-mayor of La Grande commented on the exceptional presentation stating, "it was truly like Teddy was in the room." The actor fascinated audience members of all ages, speaking to individ uals as if the former president of the United States had traveled to see them especially and welcomed all questions. Organizers including former Haines Mayor, Mary Jane Guyer, and President Roosevelt himself stated they were extraordinarily impressed by the knowledge shown of American history and the President by the Haines students. They also commended the teachers and staff for the excellent preparation and students for their behavior and comportment during the presentation. Every Other Week For Now By Gina, Lynn and Evan Perkins ■ Due to too much stress in recent weeks and months and because I love my family and dearest friends (even more than I do this paper), we will remain printing the Recdrd-Courier every other week for now. After we are moved and settled in our beautiful new home (a wonderful opportunity has been given to us from dear old friends) out in the country, we will, as a family, make whatever decision is best for us as a whole. This means you won't be receiving a paper until week after next, and yes, I promise it will be there waiting for you then. I also promise that I will continue do what is in this paper's best interest. It is my sincerest hope that it will remain a vibrant, thriv ing record of our communities and their happenings, for as long as possible. Thank you to all who not only attended this paper's 115th celebra tion party, but to those who made generous donations including Durkee Creek Woodworking, the Haines Steak House, and to my wonderful friends, Heather Honeywell, Bekki Hurley, Sandy Wood, Vickie Christensen, and Mary Jane. See FOR NOW oh page 12 Senior Meal Menu sponsored by OTEC Friday, May 13 Monday, May 16 Tuesday, May 17 Wed., May 18 Thursday, May 19 Orange^lazed Cheeseburger Taco Salad (Beef, Hot Turkey Meat Lasagna Sandwich Potatoes Wtrimmings Potato Chicken Tenders Broccoli & Lettuce, Cheese, Salad Corn on the Fried Rice Oriental & Gravy Peas & Tomato, Salsa, Sr. Cauliflower Green Cob Coleslaw, Veg. Asian Salad, Cream) Fruit Cup Salad Garlic Bread Carrots Sauerkraut Tapioca Roll Bread Salad Roll, Cheesecake Entrée Sponsor Spice Cake Pudding Brownie Milt & Wynona Entrée Sponsor Entrée Sponsor Baker Entrée Sponsor Eagles Aux. 3456 Betty’s Books Entrée Sponsor Advisory Council Prowell Happy Anniversary! County Veteran Services IHO Veterans 4005 23rd Street • PO Box 226 Baker City, OR 97814 (541) 523-3616
