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May 27, 2015
Community Calendar: Triple 6 golf; concert
Wednesday, May 27
Troy School Potluck/Pic-
nic, 5 p.m. End-of-year pro-
gram.
Thursday, May 28
Seth and Steve Kinzie’s
2nd Annual Josephy Concert,
7 p.m. at the Josephy Center,
$10, kids free. Musical ex-
travaganza includes vocals,
guitar, 5-string banjo, “eu-
phoric nature music” on pia-
no, impressionist tone poems.
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Friday, May 29
A community celebration
for Older Americans Month,
1 to 5 p.m. at Community
Connection Enterprise Senior
Center. Information and re-
freshments.
Saturday, May 30
Triple 6 Golf Tournament,
8 a.m. signup, 9 a.m. tee-off,
Alpine Meadows in Enter-
prise. Grab a friend and play!
U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden
Town Hall meeting, 3:30 p.m.
at Enterprise Senior Center,
702 NW First St.
Opening of “Nuunimnix,”
a Native American art exhibit,
3 p.m. at Josephy Center, Jo-
seph. Admission by donation.
More info: 541-432-0505;
info@josephy.org.
Sunday, May 31
Cale Moon in concert, 4
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JHS girls
3rd at state
p.m. at OK Theatre, Enter-
prise. Fundraiser for Enter-
prise Cemetery.
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Alvin Josephy 100th birth-
day celebration, 4 p.m. at Jo-
sephy Center, Joseph. Admis-
sion by donation. An informal
gathering of Josephy family
members and friends. More
info: 541-432-0505; info@
josephy.org.
Discus: 12. Andrea Butter-
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Enterprise boys:
300m hurdles: 1. Kaden
Lathrop 40.77.
4x100 relay: 4. Rocky Da-
vidson, Brandon Frolander,
Kathleen Ellyn/Chieftain
Chandler Burns and Nathan
Opening day at Joseph Farmers’ Market on Saturday, May 23, Perren 45.87.
featured produce from plant to fruit and excellent crowds. It
Shot put: 6. Daniel Kohlhepp
was also the start of Memorial Day weekend.
43’4”.
Discus: 2. Daniel Kohlhepp
More info: wallowalandtrust. Fly Fishing Club provides 139’3”.
High jump: 1. Nathan Perren
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son 19’7.5”.
and lectures program.
Free.
June 5-7
Wallowa Valley Festival
of Arts (33rd annual), down-
town Joseph. Three-day jur-
ied show includes gala Friday
night opening, art demos,
workshops, auctions and
sales. Also a popular “Quick
Draw” event. More info: see
wallowavalleyarts.org.
Flora Community Yard
Sale, starts at 9 a.m., down-
town Flora across from
Grange Hall.
Friday, June 5
Opening Reception of
Wallowa Valley Festival of
Arts, 7 to 10 p.m. at Joseph
Community Center. Tickets
$20 in advance at wallowa-
valleyarts.org, or $25 at the
door.
Wallowa Valley Festival of
Arts, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Joseph
Community Center, free ad-
mission during day.
Saturday, June 6
Zumwalt Prairie Preserve
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Nature Conservancy staff,
meet at 8 a.m. at Wallowa
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er St. in Enterprise to carpool
to hiking site. Bring a lunch,
water and wear hiking boots.
Winding Waters Clinic
Wallowa County Chieftain
“Night of the Quick Draw,”
6:30 to 10 p.m. at Wallowa
Valley Festival of Arts, Jo-
seph Community Center. Ad-
mission $5.
“The Basics of Fly Fish-
ing,” 7 p.m. at Wallowa Lake
State Park. Grande Ronde
Sunday, June 7
Wallowa Valley Festival of
Arts, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Jo-
seph Community Center. Free
admission.
GOLF:
WHS 10th
Thursday, June 11
Poetry reading by Devin
Becker, 7:30 p.m. at Fishtrap
House, 400 E. Grant St., En-
terprise. Free of charge. Beck-
er will read from his collec-
tion “Shame | Shame,” winner
of the A. Poulin Jr. Poetry
Prize.
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Complete individual re-
sults for WHS: Wellens 90-
94-184; Oliver 99-92-191;
senior Alex Coutant 99-106-
205; Murray 126-106-232;
junior Jamerson 118-119-237.
Team scores: Cascade
Christian 295-297-592; St.
Mary’s 301-319-620; Catlin
Gabel 308-317-625; Oakridge
318-321-639; Oregon Episco-
pal 348-338-686; Regis 340-
348-688; Taft 382-362-744;
Vale 380-386-766; Blanchet
Catholic 392-383-775; Wal-
lowa/Joseph 406-398-804;
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