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A2 News/Announcements wallowa.com NEWS IN BRIEF • 10:44 a.m. –– Hit and run accident reported from rural Joseph. County Circuit Court entered a warrant on Stacie Lynn Davis of Grants Pass, Ore., 29, for Failure to Appear. Original charge Felon in Possession of a restricted Weapon. • 5:56 a.m. –– Wallowa County Circuit Court entered a Restricted Warrant on Karl Edward Hoppe of Enterprise, 57, for Probation Violation. Original charge Violation of Restraining Order. • 8:18 a.m. –– Complaint of 80 head of elk in alfalfa in rural Enterprise. • 9:06 a.m. –– Information on subject trespassing on property in rural Wallowa. • 10:31 a.m. –– Subject was trespassing on a business in Joseph. April 26 April 27 FOR THE RECORD Cleanup Day in Joseph is May 6 Joseph will host its annu- al community cleanup day 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, May 6. Items will be accepted at the city parking lot on North Lake Street and some items will be picked up curbside: computers, computer moni- tors, televisions, vehicle bat- teries, used motor oil (limit 5 gallons), metal and tires without rims (limit 4). There will also be a dumpster for property debris; however, no household garbage accepted. Info: 541-432-3832 Entries taken for barrel race event Contestants are being re- cruited for the Nicole Winn Memorial Open Barrel Race Sunday, Aug. 20, at the Jo- seph Rodeo Grounds in Jo- seph. The fi rst 100 entries to pay the entry feel will be accepted. A buckle will be awarded to the winner. Info: 940-255-0659. Last evening of ‘Oklahoma!’ auditions slated Do you sing or dance or would like to learn how? The fi nal night of auditions for the MidValley Theatre Co. production of “Oklahoma!” will be 6 p.m. Wednesday (tonight) at Lostine Presby- terian Church, 132 Hwy. 82, Lostine. Those auditioning for singing roles should bring a piece of music from Oscar and Hammerstein’s work to perform. If you are unable to make the audition, ap- pointments are available by contacting Kate Loftus 541- 569-2302. Teens and adults, men and women are needed as well as tech crew members, costumers and others. Top speller to be chosen on May 4 Three students will com- pete for the title of best speller in Wallowa County Thursday: Abigail Dundas, a third-grader at Joseph Charter School; Jessica Journigan, a fi fth-grader at Wallowa Elementary and Luke Clinchy, a fi fth-grader at Enterprise Elementary. The competition is coor- dinated by Lori Fischer of Enterprise Schools. Colony to appear on ‘Live Wire’ Lostine sheep breeder June Colony will be a guest on the “Live Wire” show, which airs on Oregon Public Radio 3 p.m. Saturday, May 6. The weekly show hosts an eclectic cadre of artists, mu- sicians, writers, comedians and cultural observers and is hosted Luke Burbank. The show is normally taped in Portland; however, the May 6 version was re- corded at Hamley’s Slick- fork Saloon in Pendleton. Colony was previously featured in the Chieftain. Save 20% on Veterinary Care! April 24 • 5:09 a.m. –– Missing hunter, Imnaha area. Located. • 8:06 a.m. –– Complaint of drug use in Joseph. • 8:58 a.m. –– Criminal mis- chief reported from Joseph. • 3:18 p.m. –– Report of theft of a fi rearm in Joseph. • 4:24 p.m. –– Complaint of toxic burning in Lostine, unfounded. • 5:07 p.m. –– 911 reported a domestic disturbance in Imnaha. April 25 • 12:42 a.m. –– 911 report- • 5:17 a.m. –– Wallowa E N TE R P R ISE JOSE P H MONDAYS TUESDAYS 7 p.m. Enterprise Group 113.5 E Main St. 6 p.m. Grace and Dignity (Womans Mtg) Joseph United Methodist Church St., Corner Church 3rd 301 S. Lake St, Basement & Lake, Side Stairs on Lake St. TUESDAYS 12-1 p.m. Enterprise Group 113.5 E Main St. 7-8 p.m. Enterprise Group (Big Bk Study) 113.5 E Main St. WEDNESDAYS 7 p.m. Enterprise Group 113.5 E Main St. THURSDAYS 12-1 p.m. Enterprise Group 113.5 E Main St. 7 p.m. All Saints (Mens Mtg) 113.5 E Main St. FRIDAYS 7 p.m. Enterprise Group 113.5 E Main St. SATURDAYS 7 p.m. Enterprise Group 113.5 E Main St. WEDNESDAYS 12 p.m. Rambling Grace and Roses Dignity (Womans Mtg) 301 S. Lake St., Church Basement W AL L OW A SUNDAYS 7 p.m. Wallowa Assembly of God Church 205 S Alder St. • 4:50 p.m. –– 911 call report- ed a Burglary in Enterprise. Brent Matthew Krogh of Princeton, Idaho, 42, was arrested by EPD for Burglary, Theft, Possession April 30 • 6:54 a.m. –– Report of dead deer needing removal from Hwy. 82. • 11:30 p.m. –– 911 call reported a fi re in Joseph. Con- trolled burn. Our Sweet Jeanne went home to heaven af- ter a valiant battle with cancer. She was born in Tacoma, Wash., and moved with her family to Charleston, S.C. In grade school she moved to Enterprise and graduated from Enterprise High School. Then she attend- ed Eastern Oregon State for a time. She married her sweetheart Paul Terry and moved to Elgin, Ore., to raise her family. She later moved to Cheyenne, Wyo- ming, and about a year ago moved to Irrigon, Ore. Jeanne is proceeded in death by her father Wayne Eckley and her son Jason Terry. She is survived by her husband Paul Terry of Irri- gon, son Clifton Terry and grandson Mason Terry of Cheyenne, mother Patricia Eckley of Burns, Ore., sister Julie (John) Dalton of Ontario, Ore., brother Wayne Eckley Nyssa, Ore. and sis- ter Bonnie Rassmussen of Burns as well as many other family, cousins and friends. In her younger days, Jeanne and Paul spent time square dancing. She enjoyed fi shing trips on their pontoon boat and loved traveling in their motor home. After moving to Irrigon, Jeanne enjoyed Zumba and pickle ball. She worked as a sec- retary and bookkeeper for the family business. Jeanne will be missed by all who knew her. Per her wishes, there will be no formal services. A small family gathering and celebration of her life was held April 29. GET HELP UNDERSTANDING & HOPE A few sessions can make a big Are you struggling to make your marriage work? difference. Jeff Harman, MA, LPC Professional Counseling In A Private Setting To schedule an appointment call Jeff Harman (541) 426-3067 w w w.j h arma nco un se lin g.co m M other’s D ay Champagne Brunch Belgium Waffles w/Strawberry Compote & Maple Syrup Caramel Apple Baked French Toast ▪ Baja Egg Scramble Country Potatoes ▪ Thick Sliced Bacon ▪ Sausage Links Chicken Salad on Croissant ▪ Ar�choke Dip w/Cros�ni Thai Lime Beef Salad ▪ Rainbow Fruit Salad ▪ Lemon Bars Cookie Cupcakes w/Chocolate Icing ▪ Peanut Bu�er Dream Bars ▪ Orange Creamsicle Punch ▪ Coffee & Tea W AL L OW A COUN TY Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings April 29 Eva Slinker, of Salem, Ore., passed away peacefully on April 22, 2017, at age 87. She was the eldest and last survivor of three siblings born to George and Judith Havas, who emi- grated from Budapest, Hungary, to live and raise their children in Oakland, Calif. Eva attended college in Michigan where she studied music. She later married Don Robinson, with whom she had three chil- dren: Linda Marie Robinson, Kenneth Alan Robinson and Tere- sa (Sam) Luttenberger (Robinson). She met and married her second husband, Al Slinker, before moving to Enterprise, Ore., where they became ranchers. Eva learned the ways of a ranch wife and partner and helped to cre- ate a successful livestock and ranching operation. Eva became a passionate supporter of and participant in the arts community, shifting from a music focus to the visual arts. She studied at Eastern Oregon University and later received an MFA from Portland State University. She was a founding member of the Eastern Oregon Regional Arts Council and a member of the Oregon Arts Commission. Eva also gave her energies and focus to being a board member for Wallowa Resources and participating in the Wallowa Coun- ty Mental Health Advisory Council. Eva is survived by her children, Linda Robinson, Ken Rob- inson (Michelle), and Teresa (Sam Robinson) Luttenberger (Mark); her step-sons Randy Slinker (Pam) and David Slinker; her grandchildren James Robinson (Ashley), Lynn (Robinson) Farias (Juan), Jake Slinker and Nathan Slinker (Aschley); and a great-grandchild Kenny. Funeral services will be private. In lieu of fl owers, dona- tions may be sent to the Oregon Community Foundation, Eva H. Slinker Northeastern Oregon Fund, 1221 SW Yamhill, Suite 100, Portland, OR 97205. Do you feel hopeless or has the joy gone out of your life? The family of Shirley Jennings wish to thank all relatives & friends for food, flowers, donations, cards & condolences, our hearts are full of gratitude. A special thanks to caregivers who were so patient, compassionate & loving while caring for our Mom. Much appreciation to Wallowa Mt. Medical & W.M.H. for wonderful care & concern. Thanks to Pastor Mouse for a compassionate & meaningful service. Thank you Diane Wortman & crew for excellent catering, as well as those who brought side dishes to dinner. Thank you Lee Bollman & staff for dignified after death wishes. • 11:15 a.m. –– Kevin Quentin James Matthews of Wallowa, 18, was arrested by Wallowa County Sheriff’s Offi ce for Unlawful Sexual Penetration and Sex Abuse. He was transported to the Umatilla County Jail. Jeanne Eckley Terry April 5, 1957 –– April 19, 2017 Are you feeling stress and overwhelmed? Payment plans available www.enterprisevet.com * 706 Depot St., Enterprise * 541.426.3331 April 28 of a Controlled Substance – Mor- phine and Criminal Mischief. He was transported to the Umatilla County Jail. • 1:27 p.m. –– 911 call report- ed a domestic in the city of Jo- seph. Michelle Lynn Odegaard of Wallowa, 32, was arrested by the Wallowa County Sheriff’s Offi ce for Assault. She was transported to Umatilla County Jail. • 1:32 p.m. –– Brent Matthew Krogh of Princeton, Idaho, 42, was arrested by the Wallowa County Sheriff’s Offi ce for DUI. He was transported to Umatilla County Jail. Eva Havas Slinker Dec. 9, 1929 –– April 22, 2017 Feline and Canine Exams Vaccinations Disease Screening Dental cleaning or Spay/Neuter Care for one year = Peace of Mind ed a noninjury traffi c crash in Enterprise. • 3:19 p.m. –– EPD arrested Jeffery Brian Meyer of Joseph, 49, on charges of Probation Violation. He was transported to Umatilla County Jail. • 5:21 p.m. –– Hay bales in the roadway in rural Joseph. Wallowa County Chieftain O BITUARIES Preventative Care Plans • • • • • May 3, 2017 ▪ Donna Mae (Silver) Johnston Feb. 1, 1939 –– April 24, 2017 Donna Mae (Silver) Johnston died April 24, 2017, at the Wallowa Memorial Hospital. A memorial service and potluck were held April 29 at the Wallowa Senior Center. Donna Mae was born Feb. 1, 1939, with her twin brother Donald, to Ralph and Juanita (Werst) Silver in La Grande, Ore. The twins were so small they both fi t in one of their father’s shoe boxes. Ralph could take his wedding band and slide it over Donna Mae’s foot. The family lived in Wallowa on a ranch where she spent her entire childhood. Donna Mae graduated from Wallowa High School in 1957. She was a cheerleader and went by the nickname Daisy Mae. She attended college in Spokane before returning to Wallowa to begin working in the local bank as a teller. She had three children: Bobbie Lou (Kenny) Baker of Wal- lowa, Schevelle (Ken) Wortman of Wallowa and Ralph (Loret- ta) Hewett of Richland, Ore. On April 14, 1972, she married Perry Melvin Johnston, the love of her life. Together they ranched and farmed, raising sheep and cattle on their ranch in Wallowa. They spent each day together working in the lambing barn, working the fi elds and enjoying the life they both loved. She was active in the 4-H programs, rural fi re district, tri-county wool pool and numerous other organizations. She enjoyed socializing and having a good time. She loved dancing, horseback riding and four-wheeler trips. Donna Mae is survived by her husband Perry of 45 years, daughters Bobbie Lou Baker and Schevelle Wortman and son Ralph Hewett. She had eight grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. She was known as “mom” to many local kids while her own children were growing up. Donna Mae was proceeded in death by her parents Ralph and Juanita Silver, her twin Donald Silver, her grandson Je- romie Bunch and great-grandson Kaen Wortman. In lieu of fl owers, donations can be made to the Wallowa Valley Senior Living, Wallowa County 4-H or charity of choice. Bollman Funeral Home of Enterprise is in charge of arrange- ments. Weather Forecast Courtesy of Weather Underground. www.wunderground.com Rimrockinnor.com ● 541-828-7769 ▪ High Low Conditions PAID ADVERTISEMENT Patrick Patterson ENTERPRISE SCHOOL BOARD May 3 72 46 Partly cloudy Hello Wallowa County! May 4 81 52 Clear May 5 74 42 Thunderstorms May 6 54 41 Chance of rain May 7 58 40 Overcast May 8 67 42 Clear Since I am running for the Enterprise School Board, I thought you should know a little bit about me. Family: Married for 14 years in June to Amy. We have three kids Gabriella (5), Luke (8) and Allison (11). All three will be in the Enterprise school system next school year. Occupation: President of Viridian Management, Inc. We have approximately 160 employees in Oregon, Washington and Idaho and manage 93 properties with 3,050 apartments. Wallowa County Activities: Awana Club Commander at First Baptist Church, Elder at Summit Church, Wallowa County Board Member for the Eastern Oregon Workforce Board and Wallowa Lake Yacht Club Commodore. Military: I served in the US Marine Corp Reserve and the Oregon Army National Guard. I was deployed to the Sinai, Egypt following 9/11. Education: I believe in lifelong learning. I have a B.S. in Finance from the University of Wyoming and then completed a fifth year of accounting classes through Southern Oregon University. Currently, I am working on a Master’s Degree in Accounting through Liberty University. Background: I grew up in Afton, Wyoming which is a community very similar to Wallowa County. When I was 15, I moved to Central Point Oregon, where I graduated from high school. After high school I returned to Wyoming to attend college. Thanks for taking the time to read my information. I would be honored to have your vote. Thanks again! https://www.facebook.com/PatrickPattersonEnterpriseORSchoolBoard/# Phases of the moon May 2 1st Quarter May 10 May 18 May 25 Full Moon Last Quarter New Moon WALLOWA COUNTY SUNRISE AND SUNSET MAY 4-10 (from the U.S. Naval Observatory) THUR FRI SAT SUN MON TUES WED 8:00 5:33 8:01 5:31 8:02 5:30 8:03 5:28 8:04 5:27 8:05 5:26 8:06 5:25
