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MONDAY, APRIL 17
April 12, 2017
THREE
minutes with
Wallowa County Commissioners: 9 a.m. Commis-
sioners meet the fi rst and third Monday of the month in
the Thornton Room at the Wallowa County Courthouse,
101 S. River St., Enterprise.
TUESDAY, APRIL 18
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS GIVEN, the Board of Commissioners will be
conducting a hearing on Monday, April 24, 2017, beginning at
10:00 a.m., in the Thorton Conference Room of the Wallowa
County Courthouse.
This hearing will be held to consider an Appeal (APP17-01)
submitted by Richard Hobbs Attorney on behalf of Michael
and Monica Eng and Katherine Loftus on a Planning
Commission decision regarding a Zone Permit (APP#16-
02, Appeal of ZP#13-66) to allow a Dwelling in the Timber
Grazing Area. The parcel is described as Township 2 South,
Range 43, Tax Lot 1401, consisting of approximately 38.25
acres and zoned Timber Grazing (T/G).
How did you come to Wallowa County?
What was the impetus for starting a theater company
here?
THURSDAY, APRIL 20
PUBLIC NOTICE
are planning to begin a fundraising campaign that will even-
tually lead to a permanent home.
“I was born and raised in Portland and I didn’t think there
was any place else I wanted to live until I came over here with
my late husband Larry. On the way home I said, “you know,
I could live here,” and I think Larry nearly drove off the road
he was so happy. Now, I wouldn’t go to Portland at all if my
daughter wasn’t there.”
Wallowa County Weed Board Meeting: 5 p.m. Meets
at 401 NE First St., Enterprise.
Wallowa County Oregon Employer Council Meeting:
11:30 a.m. 200 E. Main St., Enterprise.
Wallowa County Chieftain
KATE LOFTUS
Director of the MidValley Theatre Company
Kate Loftus of Lostine is the long-time director (and cre-
ator) of the MidValley Theatre Company, located in Los-
tine. She has lived in the county since July 1994 –– and
put on a production that fi rst year. Now, after more than 20
years of success, and various theater locations provided by
the generosity of the community, she and her merry band
This appeal is will be heard on a Limited De Novo basis,
reviewing the issue of standing only; however, meetings and
hearings are open to the public. Those interested in attending
are encouraged to do so. For questions, please contact
the WALLOWA COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OFFICE AT 426-4543, EXT. 130.
“Theater has always been an interest. I’d been working
with children all my life, I babysat for 19 years and had 21
foster kids for 10 years in Gresham and then became a youth
pastor for 28 kids. I’m very organized. I fi nally went back to
school at Mt. Hood and Portland State in 1986 and fi nished
up at Eastern Oregon University in 2008 to get my theater
degree. I married Larry in 1987 and by Christmas of ‘94, we
put on our fi rst play in Wallowa County.
What has Wallowa County taught you?
“Community! It’s such a giving place. Everybody is a
neighbor. We have a very diverse group of people but ev-
eryone gives everything they have. Larry and I said, ever
since we came over the fi rst time, “We’ve died and gone to
heaven.” The synergy you get from all these people is just
amazing. I’ve seen 28 people on the stage who have taken
each other into their lives – all because of theater.”
F IVE GENERATIONS
Carmen Prince
recently marked
five generations of
her family. Marsha
Wagner (back,
right) is Prince’s
daughter and
Donna Wagner-
Smith (back, left) is
Marsha’s daughter.
Donna’s daughters
Carlynn Stowers-
Pells (front, left)
and her sister,
Jessica Lane,
represent the
fourth generation.
Carlynn’s
children Chandler
(standing) and
Aiidin and
Jessica’s daughter,
Addyson,
comprise the fifth
generation of the
family, which has
long-time roots in
Wallowa County.
LEGAL NOTICE
ADVERTISEMENT -- REQUEST FOR COMPETITIVE BIDS
WALLOWA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Covered Walkway Construction
Sealed Competitive Bids for construction of a Covered
Walkway between two buildings at 601 Medical Parkway
in Enterprise, Oregon, will be received at the Hospital
Administration Office until 2 p.m., on May 17th, 2017. Any
Bids received after the specified time will not be considered.
Qualified hospital staff will self-perform some components
of the project, and will supervise overall construction. Other
components will be put out for bid. The areas expected
to be contracted out include: Excavation and demolition;
structural concrete and labor; electrical lights and doors;
and fire sprinklers. Bidders are invited to bid on one, all,
or any combination of components available for bids. Bid
documents and project plans and specifications may be
reviewed or obtained at the hospital’s website, http://www.
wchcd.org/bids
This project is subject to the payment of prevailing wages
under Oregon law. A bid will not be considered unless it
contains, or is accompanied by, a statement that the Bidder
will comply with prevailing wage rate provisions required by
ORS 279C.840 for all employees and/or subcontractors who
will provide labor under the contract.
Courtesy photo
FOR THE RECORD
EASTER
Easter SERVICES
Services
April 16, 2017
April 16, 2017
Join us to Celebrate Easter at
Brown Church
The Big
Easter Service 11:00am
Featuring Pianist mail Swart
Special Music by
Harmony Rising
Pastor Archie Hook
Enterprise Community
Congregational Church
301 NE First St., Enterprise
bigbrownchurch.org
ENTERPRISE
CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
85035 Joseph Hwy, Enterprise • 541-426-3449
www.enterprisechristianchurch.org
Thursday
Maunday Thursday Communion 7:00pm
Friday
Community Good Friday Service 6:00pm
(To be held at Abundant Life Assembly of God)
Sunday
Sunrise Service 6:30am
Easter Worship services 9:00am
Sunday School for all ages 10:45am
Nursery provided for morning services
Holy Thursday 7pm
(5pm at St. Pius X in Wallowa)
Good Friday 3pm
Holy Saturday Easter Vigil 8pm
Easter Sunday 10:30am
(8am at St. Pius X in Wallowa)
Easter Sunday March 16th
baster Breakfast at 8:30
Celebration Services at 10:00
"Christ Raised to Life!"
josephumc.org
541-432-3102
April 3
• 3:30 p.m. –– Errol Clearance
Bullock of Wallowa, 34, was
arrested on two Wallowa County
Circuit Court Warrants. Charges
are Failure to Appear, Contempt
of Court and Probation Viola-
tion. Original charge Assault IV
Constituting Domestic Violence.
Bullock was transported to Umatil-
la County Jail.
• 6:17 p.m. –– Matthew Isaiah
Montoya of Wallowa, 33, was
arrested by OSP for PCS and
cited for Driving while Suspended.
He was transported to Umatilla
County Jail.
April 4
• 3:55 p.m. –– A 911 call
reported a mule loose on the
Imnaha Highway.
April 5
• 11:24 a.m. –– A traffi c stop
in Enterprise by EPD led to the
arrest of Amanda Renee Carper
of Lostine, 29, for Possession of
Meth and Violation of Release
agreement.
• 7:24 p.m. –– A warrant issued
for the arrest of Doni Innes Merri-
fi eld of North Bend, 56. Charges
are Probation Violation. Original
charge Criminal Mischief I.
• 8:11 p.m. –– A warrant
issued for the arrest of David
Jesse Drinkard of Enterprise, 36.
Charges are Probation Violation.
Original charge Robbery III.
• 8:23 p.m. –– A warrant
issued for the arrest of Kaylla
Jeanette Miller of Enterprise, 28.
Charges are Probation Violation.
Original charge Child Neglect.
• 8:41 p.m. –– A warrant
issued for the arrest of Bobbie
Irene Buchholz of Wallowa, 40.
Charges are Probation Violation.
Original charge Contempt of
Court.
• 8:53 p.m. –– A warrant
issued for the arrest of Arthur Ray
Haskins of Joseph, 58. Charges
are Probation Violation. Original
charge Driving While Suspended.
• 9:31 p.m. –– A warrant
issued for the arrest of David
William Wehinger of Joseph, 28.
Charges are Probation Violation.
Original charge DUII.
April 6
• 12:22 p.m. –– Possible wolf
depredation reported in rural
Wallowa County.
April 7
• 1:28 p.m. –– EPD arrested
Willia.m. Alan Quinn of Enterprise,
55, for Violation of Protection
Order. Quinn was transported to
Umatilla County Jail.
April 8
• 1:26 a.m. –– A traffi c stop in
the city of Enterprise led to the
arrest of Michael Cecil Thomas
of Joseph, 21, and Josh William
Connolly of Enterprise, 23, by
Wallowa County Sheriff’s Offi ce
for Probation Violation. Both were
lodged at the Umatilla County Jail.
Tate Olsen, this week’s
athlete of the week is an
Enterprise High School senior
who plays baseball for the
Wallowa Valley Eagles.
Olsen, 18, is one of a
number of players on the
team who is capable of
playing most, if not all of the
positions on the field. His
contributions on the mound,
playing field and in the
batters box have helped the
team toward its 5-2 record
this season.
Olsen also played football
and participates in FFA.
Tate Olsen
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