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July 12, 2017
WEDNESDAY, JULY 12
THURSDAY, JULY 13
Courthouse Concert Series: 5:30 p.m. Wallowa County Court-
house, 101 S. River St., Enterprise. Instructors from Fiddle Tunes Camp
will perform. Bring a picnic and family or meet up with friends. Free.
FRIDAY, JULY 14
Eastern Star Annual Yard Sale: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Masonic Hall on
Main Street in Joseph. No early sales. Continues Saturday.
SATURDAY, JULY 15
Wallowa Valley All Day Singing: 9 a.m. Hurricane Creek Grange,
63081 Hurricane Creek Rd. Four-part a cappella singing. An all-Amer-
ican art form of community singing that had its beginnings in New
England in the 1800s. Come for part of the day or all day. Loaner books
will be available. Potluck lunch at noon.
Work party at Flora School: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m, with School Days
meeting to follow (potluck lunch meeting). Finish items and small proj-
ects. All ages and levels of skill, including no skills (we will teach you),
are invited. Info: 541-828-7010.
MONDAY, JULY 17
Business Foundations Workshop Series: 6 p.m., Enterprise
Library, 211 E. Second St. NEOEDD offers a free, six-week workshop
series to help entrepreneurs and small-business owners build the basis
for a successful enterprise. Mondays through Aug. 14.
TUESDAY, JULY 18
Brown Bag Lunch Lecture Series: Noon Josephy Center, 403
North Main, Joseph. This week’s topic is “Housing in Wallowa County.”
The conversation is sparked by rising prices and shrinking availability of
rental housing. Free and open to the public. Bring a lunch if you like. Tea
and coffee are provided. Go to josephy.org for details.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 19
AARP Smart Driver Course: 9 a.m. Community Connection, 702
NW First St., Enterprise. New and enhanced driving refresher course
will be taught by Frederick Moore. Be prompt in order to complete paper-
work prior to the start of the session. AARP members should bring their
cards.
FRIDAY, JULY 21
Tamkaliks Celebration and Friendship Feast: 70956 Whiskey
Creek Rd., Wallowa. A celebration and recognition of the continuing Nez
Perce presence in the Wallowa Valley. Continues through Sunday.
Flower Wand Workshop: noon Josephy Center, 403 North Main,
Joseph. A workshop on magic wands and jewelry design. Preregistra-
tion required.
PUBLIC MEETINGS
JULY 17 –– Wallowa County Commissioner 9 a.m. County Court-
house, 108 NE First St., Enterprise.
JULY 18 –– Wallowa County Weed Board 5 p.m. County Court-
house, 401 NE First St., Enterprise
JULY 24 –– Wallowa County Health Care District board 11:30 a.m.
Wallowa Memorial Hospital, 601 Medical Parkway, Enterprise.
JULY 25 –– Wallowa County Planning Commission 7 p.m. County
Courthouse, 101 S. River St., Enterprise.
Chieftain file photo
Sign up now for Chief Joseph Days Junior Rodeo
events, including the Junior Parade on July 28.
Chief Joseph Days
registration now open
Participation in these
Chief Joseph Days
events requires advance
registration.
1. The Chief Joseph
Days
Little
Buckaroo
Rodeo for Special Needs
Children and Adults is 9
a.m. July 26 at Harley Tucker
Rodeo Grounds in Joseph.
Participants of all ages are
welcome. Events include
goat tail untying, stick horse
barrel race, bouncy horse
race, dummy roping, dummy
bull riding and horseback
rides. Participants receive
a Western hat, t-shirt, ban-
danna and lariat. Free. Con-
tact Debbie Scudder for
details at scudderdebra@
gmail.com
2. The Chief Joseph
Days Rodeo Miles for
Mammogram Walk is Fri-
day, July 28. Registration
opens at 8 a.m. at the rodeo
grounds and the run is 9 a.m.
Food, drinks and drawings
after the walk. Entry Fee
is $35. After July 22, $40.
Includes t-shirt and a Thurs-
day night rodeo ticket. Regis-
tration available online. Info:
Debbie at 541-432-1015 or
Doris 541-805-8213.
3.
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Fiddle Tunes Mini Camp: 9 a.m., Wallowa Schools, 315 W. First
St. Singing, dance and movement. Playing instruments in a game-like
atmosphere. Students will be introduced to repertoire that will reinforce
the five elements of music. Build an instrument and learn to play it. Pre-K
through sixth grade. Continues Thursday and Friday.
Fishtrap Public Events: 7:30 p.m., Wallowa Lake State Park.
Wednesday’s public event for Summer Fishtrap will feature Debra Mag-
pie Earling, Karen Fisher and Scott Russell Sanders.
OK Theatre Presents “Sierra Hill:” 7 p.m. 208 W Main, Enterprise.
Grammy nominated Sierra Hull will perform. Doors 6 p.m. Hull has been
recognized from age 11 as a virtuoso mandolin-player. Now a seasoned
touring musician nearing her mid-20s. Mandolin, bass and vocals, with
production by Béla Fleck and special harmony vocal guests Alison
Krauss, Abigail Washburn and Rhiannon Giddens
The Chief Joseph
Days Junior Parade will
be 10 a.m. Friday, July 28,
in downtown Joseph. Cash
prizes in these categories:
costumes, wheels, fl oats,
marching and riding. Each
entry will receive a cou-
pon for a small ice cream
cone at R & R. No licensed
motorized vehicles unless
operated by the contestant.
Entrants must be under age
18. Registration is available
online at chiefjosphdays.
com or behind Indian Lodge
Motel at 9 a.m. the day of the
parade.
4. The Chief Joseph
Days Grand Parade in
downtown Joseph is 10 a.m.
Saturday, July 29. The theme
is “Cowboy Boots and Coun-
try Roots.” Entry deadline is
July 13. The parade begins
at Third and Lake streets.
Parade results will be avail-
able at Chief Joseph Days
Rodeo offi ce at 1 p.m. after
the parade. No candy or
other objects may be thrown
from fl oats or vehicles; how-
ever, entries may hand out
candy while walking along-
side parade vehicles. Entry
froms are available at the
Chief Joseph Days Rodeo
offi ce in Joseph or online at
chiefjosephdays.com.
BBQ
Wednesday
Rose Marie Boyd
July 7,1945 to July 2, 2017
Rose Marie Boyd, 72, of Elgin, passed
away Sunday, July 2, 2017, at St. Luke’s
Hospital in Boise, Idaho. A viewing was
held at Loveland Funeral Chapel on Fri-
day, July 7. A Graveside Service was held
at Bramlet Cemetery in the lower Wal-
lowa Valley July 8.
There will be a memorial celebration
at a later date.
Rose was born June 7, 1945, in Port-
land, Ore., to Leo and Geniva (Gillis)
LeVasseur. She never met a stranger. If Rose Marie Boyd
she did, they were not a stranger for long.
She was loved by so many.
Rose is survived by her husband, Henry Ernest Boyd; sons,
Bill (Tanya) of Kennewick, Wash., and Patrick (Marie) of Port-
land; sisters, Bonnie McConnell of Oregon City, Ore., and
Audrey Clinton of Vancouver, Wash.; 7 grandchildren, 17 fos-
ter children and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in
death by her parents, Leo and Geniva, and two sisters.
Online condolences may be made to the family at lovelandfu-
neralchapel.com.
Debra English
August 30, 1958 to July 2, 2017
Debra English, 58, of Enterprise
passed away peacefully July 2, 2017,
with family by her side.
She was born Aug. 30, 1958, to Rob-
ert “Bob” and Winifred English in Enter-
prise. She was the fi fth of nine children.
Debra enjoyed spending time in the
mountains, camping, mushrooming and
berry picking as well as rock collecting.
She always said her greatest accomplish-
ments were her six children, and she was Debra English
proud of each of them.
She was blessed with 10 grandchildren but called them her
great-grandkids because they are all so great.
In her fi nal days she wished for everyone who was a part of
her life to know how blessed she was and that her life was so
much richer because of the love she was shown.
Debra is survived by the father of her six children Pete Haney,
of Heppner, Ore.; her children Andrea Haney of Joseph. Angela
(Monte) Zindler of Livingston, Mont., Alicia (Jesse) Wolfe of
Winlock, Wash., Amelia (Kahn) Boutdavong of Springfi eld,
Ore., Adrian (Jenny) Haney of Heppner and Austin Haney.
She is also survived by her grandchildren: Caleb, Aaron, Zach-
ary and Andrew Beal, Lilla Parsons, Kylan and Kameron Haney,
Peyton Haney, Tyson Boutdavong and Alexia and Emalee Wolfe.
She is also survived by two brothers, Tom Wilson and David
English, and fi ve sisters: Loraine Tillery, Corine Haga, Sandra
English, Robin Johnson and Kimberly Varner.
Debra was preceeded in death by her father Robert “Bob”
English, her mother Winifred English, her sister Janice Kepler,
two nephews, Brandon Varner and Gavyn Owings, as well as her
dear friend Johnnie Renfroe.
The family wishes to extend gratitude to Dr. Rusty Woods,
Winding Waters Clinic, and Wallowa Memorial Hospital for their
compassion and support during this diffi cult time.
A special thank you to Marshall Cox and Debbie Turkington
whose love for their mother is as deep an any of her own children.
A potluck memorial service will be held at Wallowa Senior
Center 2 p.m. Saturday, July 15.
Fish
Friday
Charles Bradley (Brad) Preston
September 13, 1969 to February 23, 2017
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Charles Bradley (Brad) Preston, 51,
of Oregon City, formerly of Enterprise,
passed away Feb. 23, 2017. Brad was a
loving father, son, brother and friend. He
also was an excellent contractor and did
beautiful woodworking.
He was born Sept. 13, 1965, in Port-
land, and died in Vancouver, Wash.
Brad is survived by three children,
daughters Catelyn and Meaghan; and son
Brysen; his mother, Julie Preston; sis- Brad Preston
ter Alesia Spencer (Kenny); uncle, Scott
Thompson (Mary); a cousin; a niece and nephews; one great
niece and fi ancé Cheryl Teilmann. He was preceded in death by
his father Dick Preston.
A celebration of life will be 10 a.m. Sunday, July 30, at the
head of Wallowa Lake (picnic area). Anyone who knew Brad is
invited to share memories.
Brad will be deeply missed.
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