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June 24, 2015
Wallowa County Chieftain
Bowlby Bash set to boom July 11
ebratory event for the city.
Main Street will be closed to
auto traf¿c (there will be open
detours) and becomes an espla-
nade for event goers to stroll the
downtown district all day for
sidewalk shopping, visiting ven-
Enterprise’s favorite street
fair, Bowlby Bash, is set for
Saturday, July 11, in downtown
Enterprise.
You’ll be hearing more about
it in the Chieftain as the date ap-
proaches, as it is the premier cel-
dors, exhibitors, artists and arti-
sans. Music by local musicians
will be staged throughout the
day. The Farmers’ Market will
also be open.
Don’t forget to take the
walking tour of Enterprise’s his-
toric sites and learn about our
unique architecture during the
Bash as well. While you’re on
that tour, put in a bid at the Si-
lent Auction at the Odd Fellows
Hall — funds support Meals on
Wheels.
Revelers
celebrate
around the
bonfire at
the annual
Summer
Solstice
gathering
held on the
property
of Kirk
and Laura
Skovlin
outside
Joseph near
Hurricane
Creek.
People
come
from miles
around to
take part in
the event.
Wednesday, June 24
Educational presentation
on dog grooming, 7 p.m. at
Wallowa County Humane
Society Information Cen-
ter, 104 N. River St., Enter-
prise. Cindy Neal, from The
Spiffy Dog in Lostine, will
talk on how to keep your
dog looking good between
professional groomings, and
on other topics, and provide
hands-on demonstrations.
Suggested donation: $5. Part
of WC Humane Soc. Public
Education Series.
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For event schedule, exhibitor
and vendor information contact
Sondra Lozier at Favorite Finds
on Main by calling 541-426-
3229 or 541-263-0104. Visit
www.bowlbybash.org for up-
dates.
Community Calendar: Amy
Hafer Race; Watershed Fest
S OLSTICE BONFIRE
Hours: 9 AM - 6 PM • Mon
A quick list of events in-
cludes: ¿ne art demonstrations,
examples of pioneering-days
skills, sidewalk art for the young
and young-at-heart, games for
kids, and the popular Bowlby
Bash Soap Box Derby.
541-426-7455
306 W. North Street, Enterprise
HEALTH LINE
Thursday, June 25
Second Annual Jose-
phy Lecture, 7 p.m. at the
Josephy Center in Joseph.
Admission by donation ($5
suggested). Lecturer Jai-
me A. Pinkham will speak
on the Nez Perce Tribe and
the environment. More info:
541-432-0505.
Friday, June 26
11th annual Watershed
Festival, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.,
Wallowa
County
Fair-
grounds. Outdoor summer
fun and information provid-
ed by over 25 organizations.
Family activities include soil
painting, birdhouse building,
and flower dissecting. Scav-
enger hunt for kids. Music
provided by Wallowa Valley
Music Alliance. More info:
wallowaresources.org.
Saturday, June 27
Amy Hafer Race for Can-
cer Awareness, 9 a.m. start,
8 a.m. registration at Wal-
lowa Memorial Hospital in
Enterprise. One-mile walk,
5K walk/run, 10K run. Adult
entry fee is $30 with T-shirt,
$20 race only; under age 13,
$20 with T-shirt, $10 race
only.
Tuesday, June 30
Ready-to-Learn program,
2-3 p.m. at Wallowa Public
Library, for ages newborn
to 7 years. Reading program
started June 23, runs every
Tuesday from 2 to 3 p.m.
Info: Debbie Lind, 541-886-
4265.
July 3-5
Lostine Flea Market,
downtown Lostine.
Friday, July 3
Troy’s Independence Day
Celebration. Events start at
noon with food prepared by
the Troy Resort served at 3
p.m. Horseshoe tournament,
kids’ games and parade, fun
in the river, music and street
dance with the Alibis, and a
grand finale fireworks show
at dusk.
Town Hall meeting with
Sen. Ron Wyden, 2 p.m., Jo-
sephy Center, Joseph.
“Geology of the Wal-
lowa Country: Paleozoic to
Shakespeare and Chief Jo-
seph,” presentation by David
Jensen, 7 p.m. at Wallowol-
ogy, 508 N. Main, Joseph.
Free
5th Annual Dulcimer Ex-
travaganza Concert, 7:30
p.m. at the Josephy Center.
Admission $10 for adults;
$5 for children 12 and under.
Concert, the kickoff event
for the Joseph Mountain
Jubilee, features dulcimer
players Karen Mueller from
Minneapolis, Minn., Steve
Eulberg from the Bay Area,
and local musicians Heidi
Muller and Bob Webb. More
info: 541-432-0156, wallow-
adulcimer@gmail.com.
Saturday July 4
Old-Time 4th of July Cel-
ebration, Wallowa. Down-
town parade starts at 11 a.m.,
followed by barbecue at Fire
Hall. Info: Wallowa City
Hall, 541-886-2422.
Joseph Mountain Jubilee,
all-day open air entertain-
ment from bluegrass, coun-
try, Celtic bands. On Lake
Street and Main Street in
Joseph in various locations.
Also a stage at the county
park at Wallowa Lake. Info:
josephmountainjubilee.com;
Tammy Kruger at 541-398-
0582.
“Shake the Lake” fire-
works display, after dark,
9-11 p.m., north end of Wal-
lowa Lake. Info: 541-426-
4622.
The Community Calendar
lists fundraisers, free local
events and those with a nom-
inal fee organized by non-
profit organizations. Submit
information to calendar@
wallowa.com. Deadline is
5 p.m. Friday. To promote
for-profit events, contact
sales representative Brooke
Pace at bpace@wallowa.
com.
wallowa.com
519 W. North Street, Enterprise
541.426.3413
Mon-Thurs 9 to Noon/1-5pm; Fri. 9-1
We are excited
to welcome
Jennifer Powell
Specializing in Anti-Aging Skin Therapy
Customized Facials
Waxing Services, Brow Sculpting
Body Polish-Back Facials
High-Perfomance Products
541-398-0759 | Located @ beecrowbee 01 Main Joseph
33rd Annual Wallowa Valley Festival of Arts
Thank you to the sponsors, volunteers and others
who make the Festival possible!
Judge – Paul Hoelscher
Rembrandt
Wallowa Valley Photo Club, Community Bank, Pacific Power
Monet
Bank of Eastern Oregon/Enterprise, Pat and Patti Brown, Clem and Jean Falbo
Quail Run Ranch, Kirk Skovlin, Wallowa County Chamber
Picasso and Remington
1917 Lumber Company, Mike and Judy Allen, Arrowhead Chocolates, Dan and Jan Blair and Lance Nichols
The Bookloft and Skylight Gallery, Pat Buffam, Cheyenne Café, Bob and Shirley Crawford
The Dollar Stretcher, Tim Funk and Sue Moore, S. F. Gilstrap CPA, Renee Grandi and Craig Anderson
Hayes Printing and Graphics, jcreative, Joseph Hardware, Nancy Knoble, Mad Mary / Mary Wolfe
Phinney Gallery of Fine Art, Marky and Ed Pitts, Ram’s Head Cottage, Sally B. Farms, Simply Sandy’s
Stewart Jones Designs, The Sports Corral, Don and Evelyn Swart, Gail Swart, Uptown Art
Wallowa Lake Vacation Rentals
Wine Sponsors
L’Ecole No. 41, Tero Estate Winery, Ankeny Vineyard, Reininger Winery, Three Rivers Winery, The Embers
Josephy Center for Arts & Culture, Beth & George Morris, Chris Borgerding Contracting, Inc.
Moonlight Graphics Co., Tempting Teal Boutique, Debra Surface & Brad Peterson, Ted & Sue Juve
Marcy’s Skin Care & Tree Care North, Keith & Janet Graham, Carl & Nancy Lincoln, Carolyn Gilbert
Gary & Kathy Taylor, Hayes Printing, Signs & Graphics, Kelly Wick
Steering Committee Members
Tim Funk, Mary Edwards, Shelley Curtiss, Jeff Costello, Carolyn Gilbert, Sharon Hale, Amy Hansford
Sheryl Parsons, Maria Shaw, Amy Jungmann, Alice and Ben Kable, Leslie LeViner, Kodi McCleary
Kathy and Gary Taylor, Heather Tyreman, Sue Moore
Volunteers
Judy Allen, Mike Allen, Jeff Baird, Michele Baird, Jan Bird, Cindy Bowker, Derek Bowker, Pat Brown, Patti Brown,
Dick Burch, Linda Casady, Linda Chrisman, Tom Clevenger, Denise Clevenger, Jack Coelho, Ingrid Cook,
Diane Cowden, Jeff Costello, Lyn Craig, Bob Crawford, Shelley Curtiss, Stanlynn Daugherty, Diane Daggett,
Leigh Dawson, Kathy Drake, Mary Edwards, Pam Emigh, Pam Frolander, Tim Funk, Carolyn Gilbert,
John Gorsline, Tristan Gorsline, Margaret Grace, Sharon Hale, Marsha Hall, Marcy Hamilton, Marty Hamilton,
Amy Hansford, Colleen Higgins, Jan Holt, Randi Jandt, Aimee Jungmann, Alice Kable, Ben Kable, Keith Kirts,
Linda Koloski, Mike Koloski, Leslie LeViner, Max Mcdonald, Melanie Mcdonald, Joan Madsen, Missy Marshall,
Kodi McCleary, John McColgan, Wendy McCullough, Shannon Maslach, David Martin, Robin Martin,
Sue Moore, Elizabeth Oliver, Tim Parks, Kent Parsons, Sheryl Parsons, Carolyn Pfeaster, Malcolm Phinney,
Marky Pitts, Judy Roberts, Angie Rubin, Maria Shaw, Alyse Shetler, Maxine Stone, Marsha Svendsen,
Ralph Swinehart, Gary Taylor, Kathy Taylor, Heather Tyreman, JoAnn VanBelle,
Carol Vencil, Mel Wayt, Kate Wheeler
to the Chieftain staff!
Jennifer is helping
out this summer
in our Wallowa County
sales territory.
To reach Jennifer, call 541-426-4567 (office)
or email jpowell@wallowa.com
BIKE
RODEO!
It’s the Watershed Festival and children
can learn some valuable bike safety info at the
Bike Rodeo in the parking lot of Community Connection
on Friday, June 26th from 1pm to 4pm!
Children will need to be accompanied by a parent/guardian to sign
a permission slip/waiver. There will be helmet fitting, a bike check
including a brake check and air for tires, and a law enforcement
officer will talk to kids about the “rules of the road”. There will be
several stations to check their skills at riding a bike:
an intersection, crosswalk, straight away as well as an obstacle
course with jumps if they are able to pass the other stations.
Bike not supplied.
C OMMUNITY C ONNECTION OF W ALLOWA C OUNTY