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April 29, 2015
Wallowa County Chieftain
Community Calendar: Youth Arts Fest; Speakeasy
May (entire month)
“Fifties” month at the Jose-
phy Center in Joseph. People
are invited to bring in memen-
tos of the era: military (helmets,
medals, pictures, etc.); ’50s
cars or tractors; such items as
chrome kitchenettes, radio
consoles, you name it. Contact
Cheryl or Rich, 541-432-0505.
Saturday, May 2
Wallowa Valley Youth Arts
Festival (26th annual), 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m., Joseph Community
Center, free admission. Kids
K-12 can enter up to 3 works
through April 30. More info,
see wallowavalleyarts.org.
Bunco Tournament, 9 a.m.
to 3 p.m. at Hurricane Creek
Grange. $10 buys into the
tournament and baked potato
bar. Bring a few extra dollars
for Dutch Auction held during
lunch. Proceeds will go for
scholarships and other educa-
tion programs.
Concert and Feed at OK
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ing Memories. Food (smoked
BBQ pork and turkey sand-
wiches) served at 4 p.m.
Concert starts at 5:30 p.m.
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Leigh Band, Roger McGee
and Saigon County. Donations
gladly accepted for the food
and concert. More info: Jack at
541-398-0169.
SDA Elementary School
Sacred Spring Program, 4 p.m.
at Enterprise Seventh Day Ad-
ventist Church. Public invited.
“Praising God through Scrip-
ture, Song and Instrument” in-
cludes guest accompanists and
vocalists.
Joseph Education Foun-
dation Prime Rib and Oyster
Feed with Auction. Doors
open 6 p.m. at Joseph Charter
School cafeteria, dinner be-
gins at 6:30 p.m. Prices: $30
for prime rib and oysters; $25
for prime rib; $5 for child’s hot
dog meal. Advance tickets at
Joseph Charter School, Alpine
Chiropractic, or by phoning
541-432-9580. Also available
at door.
in advance at Fishtrap House,
Fishtrap online, Wallowa Li-
brary, Bookloft, Josephy Cen-
ter. Tickets $30 at door. More
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Guy Noir performance by Jon
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Sunday, May 3
Enterprise SDA Elementary
Students present a short music
program at Enterprise Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day
Saints, starting at 10:15 a.m.
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Jolene Ginther has earned a
3.05 GPA in her years at EHS.
She has challenged herself with
such classes as Anatomy,
AP English as well as Spanish.
She has excelled in the
performing Arts representing
EHS at state choir last year as
well as solo competitions.
She has currently accepted a
scholarship to EOU in their
music program.
Thank you Jolene for helping
to make EHS a better place.
plans to treat Kinney Lake’s
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Cloverleaf Hall in Enterprise.
Goal is to remove illegally in-
troduced, unwanted species.
More info: Kyle Bracher, 541-
Kathy Hunter
and Bob
Fergison kick
up their heels
at last year’s
Speakeasy
event, an
annual
fundraiser
for Fishtrap.
Speakeasy
2015 happens
May 2 in
Joseph.
Thursday, May 7
Plant sale for Mother’s Day,
beginning at 8 a.m. in Wal-
lowa Memorial Hospital lobby.
See’s Candy also available.
Sponsored by WMH Auxiliary.
Courtesy photo
Tuesday, May 5
ODOT open house meeting
on Joseph to Wallowa Lake
Bike Path Project, 6:30 to 8
p.m. at Joseph Community
Center. Meeting to provide in-
formation and hear comments.
Project construction to begin in
2016. More info: Ken Patter-
son, 541-963-1365.
Wednesday, May 6
Community Cleanup Day
in Joseph, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. City
will be accepting various items
at the city parking lot on North
Lake Street, including: com-
puters, monitors, TVs, vehicle
batteries, used motor oil (up to
5 gallons), metal, tires without
rims (limit 4). Also, limbs and
twigs at curbside. More info:
541-432-3832 or George Bal-
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ODFW public meeting on
Enterprise City Cleanup
Day, 1 to 5 p.m. Come help
gussy up the town! All are
welcome. Meet at Enterprise
Library to form groups. Bring
tools, proper attire, and your
work ethic! Contact: Jody Ber-
ry, 541-263-5539.
Celebrate Mother’s Day
with a prime rib or chicken
dinner, Community Connec-
tion dining room in Enterprise.
Seatings at 4 p.m. or 6:30 p.m.
Tickets must be pre-purchased.
Phone Community Connection
at 541-426-3840.
Violin Concert & Testimo-
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Day Adventist Church. Violin-
ist Denny Kaneshiro performs
uplifting music, interwoven
with his testimony of surviving
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includes excerpts from his new
book.
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Social, 4 p.m. at Odd Fellows
Hall in Enterprise. Wallowa
Valley Music Alliance’s spring
fundraiser. More info: see web-
site, wvmusicalliance.org. To
donate homemade pie, phone
Friday, May 8
Enterprise School District
Kindergarten Round-up, 9
a.m. at Enterprise Elementary
primary building. For students
that will turn 5 by Sept. 1,
2015. New: full-day kindergar-
ten 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. in 2015-16
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lists fundraisers, free local
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Saturday, May 9
Chocolate Lover’s Walk, 11 organizations. Submit infor-
a.m. to 3 p.m., downtown En- mation to calendar@wallowa.
terprise, a Mother’s Day week- com. Deadline is 5 p.m. Friday.
end event. Limited number of To promote for-pro¿t events,
tickets available, priced at $10. contact sales representative
Purchase at Bee Charmed Mar- Brooke Pace at bpace@wal-
ketplace or The Bookloft. More lowa.com.
Pet
of the
Week
Wallowa County
Family STEM Night
May 12th 5:30 to 7:00
FREE DINNER from 5:30 to 6:00
STEM STATIONS from 6:00 to 7:00
Open to all Elementary
Students Kindergarten through 4th grade
and their families
Pepper is a
beautiful short haired female
tabby with gold and grey colors
and gold eyes. Pepper is spayed,
about 18 months old, and a very
mellow and quiet cat. She
prefers to be the only pet, and
does well on her own. She likes
to sit in a lap now and then at
her discretion, but wants to
move and explore. Pepper
would make a great loyal clean
companion for the right home.
A $40 adoption fee takes her
home with a veterinary record
of shots and de-worming.
Call Karen in Joseph if
interested in an interview:
The Student of the Week is chosen for
academic achievement and community
involvement. Students are selected
by the administrators of
their respective schools.
info: Wendy Stewart, 541-426-
3693.
Come and Drive a Robot!
To RSVP Please call the Building Healthy Families
team at (541) 426-9411
Come in for a night of science, technology,
engineering, math, and lots of fun!
541-432-7310
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