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THURSDAY, JULY 27
An embroidery session is set Friday.
Embroidered Embellishment –– Gar-
ments of the American West: 10 a.m. 100
N. Main, Joseph. Join Oregon artist and hand
embroiderer Nichole Alvarado as she demon-
strates five traditional stitches, all of which
may be used to embellish a garment you’ve
brought along –– no needle and thread expe-
rience necessary. Students will learn back,
split, satin and stem stitch as well as French
knot. Choose your embellishment from three
small designs or create your own. Bring a
nonstretch garment to embroider; cotton,
linen and denim work well. All other materials
are included and students will go home with a
small embroidery stitch sampler, two needles
and a four-inch wooden embroidery hoop, as
well as enough embroidery floss to complete
your piece at home. Fee: $58.
New Old Time Chautauqua: Noon down-
town Enterprise. Live performances, commu-
nity events and arts education by volunteer
performers. Celebratory parade begins noon
at Enterprise High School, ending at the Wal-
lowa County Courthouse. Free workshops
12:30-2:30 p.m. Vaudeville extravaganza 7
p.m. at OK Theatre with live music, juggling,
acrobatics, dance, magic, mime and more.
Tickets for the vaudeville presentation are $10
for adults and $8 for children under 12, avail-
able at the door beginning at 6:30 p.m. or in
advance at the Bookloft. Proceeds benefit the
Wallowa Valley Music Alliance.
mances from Corb Lund, and Micky and the
Motorcars as well. All tickets will be general
admission. Camping will be offered. Gates
open at 3 p.m. and music will begin around 4
p.m. Beer, food, after-party breakfast.
East Moraine Geology Hike: 9 a.m.
72214 Marina Lane, Joseph. Join geologist
Ellen Morris Bishop and explore the geologic
history of Wallowa County on Wallowa Lake’s
East Moraine. Wear sturdy hiking shoes and
sunscreen, and bring binoculars, cameras
and water. Free, but donations are appreci-
ated. Wallowa Land Trust: 541-426-2042
Shibori Picnic –– Dyeing and Tying
the Furoshki: 10 a.m. 100 N. Main, Joseph.
Using her organic indigo dye vat, Adriana
Moreno will introduce the basics of Japa-
nese Shibori and demonstrate a variety of
folding, wrapping, binding and knotting tech-
niques to create resist patterns on cotton
cloth. Learn how to prepare the indigo dye
bath and several Shibori techniques, as well
as some Furoshiki methods for wrapping a
gift or preparing a picnic bundle. Students will
leave with several cotton handkerchiefs, new
friends and memories to last a lifetime. Fee.
Sunrise Iron Antique Tractor Show:
All-day event 65708 Sunrise Rd., Enter-
prise. Every year wheat farmer Erl McLaugh-
lin opens the huge doors on his showroom to
share a truly awe-inspiring collection of 100
tractors, plows, cultivators and other antique
machinery from the early 1900s. This year,
McLaughlin has added artwork made from
steel wheels and other antique parts to his
show.
“Walk On” to Stop Diabetes: 9 a.m.
Enterprise City Park 210 W. Greenwood St.,
SATURDAY, AUG. 5
Back Country Bash: 3:30 p.m. 405 W.
Wallowa Ave., Joseph. Cody Canada and
the Departed will be headlining with perfor-
Leo Beard
Dec. 28, 1919 –– July 13, 2017
Enterprise. Do your part to stop diabetes.
Fundraiser for the American Diabetes Associ-
ation. Register online or at the walk at 8 a.m.
Volunteer opportunities and vendor spots
available, contact Cherie at 541-263-2932 or
chergoodhealth@gmail.com.
Wilderness and Sublimity Opening
Exhibit: 7 p.m. Josephy Center, 403 North
Main, Joseph. Runs through Sept. 26. The
third show in Josephy Center for Arts and
Culture’s Wild Landscapes Series.
Joseph Canyon Hike: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Join Ecologist David Mildrexler and explore
Joseph Canyon Country that includes expan-
sive grasslands, old growth forests, stunning
views and fascinating cultural history. Meet
at Wallowlogy. Preregistration required. Call
541-263-1663.
Leo Beard, 97, passed away
July 13, 2017 at his home in
Asotin Creek, Wash.
Leo was born Dec. 28,
1919, near Paradise, Ore., to
Len and Ina (Varney) Beard.
He was the sixth of seven chil-
dren. Siblings were Geor-
gia Estes, Frank, Orpha Rei-
man, Ralph, Mable Warnsley
and Leonard. All are deceased
except for Leonard.
The family lived on Joseph
Creek 1906-1942, and the
children attended Deer Creek Leo Beard
School near Paradise.
In 1941, Leo married Leita Swisher. They logged and ranched
in Asotin and Wallowa counties for many years. Two daughters
were born to them: Carolyn (Cutler) and Sharon Bloodsworth.
Carolyn passed away in 2008.
Leo is survived by his wife of 76 years; his daughter, Sha-
ron and Lew Bloodsworth; three grandsons, Richard “Spanky”
Bloodsworth, Karl (Richel) Bloodsworth and Wade (Debbie)
Bloodsworth; great-grandchildren Britanie, Brandy, Levi, Sidney
and Cody Bloodsworth; son-in-law Leroy Cutler; step-grandson
Michael Cutler; and devoted caretaker Lisa Snodderly.
Any donations may be made to the Asotin Museum.
Honoring Leo’s wishes, no services will be held.
SATURDAY, AUG. 12
Wallowa County Fly-in: 7 a.m. 83838
Airport Lane, Joseph. Pancake breakfast
served 7-10 a.m. Airplane rides, static dis-
plays, historical and educational displays,
antique and warplane displays, aerobatics
and fly-overs, and aviation vendors, demon-
stration by the West Coast Raven and aer-
obatic demonstration by Mark Peterson and
his P51 Mustang “Hell-er-Bust.”
PUBLIC MEETINGS
AUG. 1 –– Enterprise Planning Commis-
sion meeting 7 p.m. 117 E. Main St. Enter-
prise at Enterprise City Hall.
AUG. 1 –– Wallowa County Cham-
ber Board noon 309 S. River St., Suite B,
Enterprise.
AUG. 2 –– Lostine City Council 7:30 p.m.
Lostine City Hall.
AUG. 3 –– Joseph City Council 7 p.m.
Joseph Joseph City Hall.
AUG. 7 –– Enterprise School District
Board 7 p.m. 201 SE Fourth St., Enterprise.
AUG. 7 –– Wallowa County Commission-
ers 9 a.m. County Courthouse, Enterprise.
Effi e Pearl Burns
June 28, 1995 –– July 11, 2017
Effi e Pearl Burns, 22,
passed away July 11 in a tragic
car accident. Her two-year-old
son survived the wreck without
injuries.
Effi e’s Celebration of Life
will be 1 p.m. Saturday, July
29, at Wallowa High School.
Effi e was born in Portland
June 28, 1995, at 12:15 am.
She was then adopted Aug.
7, 1998, with her older sister Effie Burns
Angela to her parents Robert
and Audra Burns.
Effi e’s interests as she grew older were horses, outdoors,
sports and music. She participated in 4-H with her horse and also
loved to ride bareback at home. When the outdoors called her
name, she would ride four-wheelers, go camping, hike the moun-
tains, fl oat the river and shoot her gun all while enjoying the com-
pany of her family.
Effi e enjoyed playing sports with her older sister, which
included basketball and softball. She also participated in volley-
ball. She was active in all aspects of the band and played the clar-
inet. She then later taught herself to play the guitar. She enjoyed
writing her own music and performing for her family.
Shortly after high school, she met the love of her life, Joe
Starner, and created a new life with him. The following year they
were blessed with the news of their family extending. Jameson
Drew Starner was then born July 9, 2015.
Effi e is survived by her father and mother, Robert Burns and
Audra (Jim) Allen; older sister Angela (Shea) Swedin and two
nephews; younger brother Gabriel Burns, all residing in Wal-
lowa. Also survived by her signifi cant other Joe Starner and son
Jameson Starner residing in Welches, Ore.
A Gofundme account has been established in memory of Effi e
to cover all unexpected expenses.
Spencer, Libby and Powel Funeral home in The Dalles, Ore,
is in charge of arrangements.
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Maiva Ilene Knotts
Graveside memorial services will be held for Maiva Ilene
Knotts 9 a.m. Saturday, July 29, at Lostine Cemetery. A brunch
reception will follow at Lostine Tavern. Those planning attend
should RSVP by Friday morning at 10 a,m. to Rayetta at
541-951-3858.
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Enterprise, Oregon 97828
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Joseph Canyon Hike
Saturday, August 5th
8 am - 3 pm • Meet at Wallowology!
Ecologist David Mildrexler will lead a hike exploring the
Joseph Canyon country that includes expansive grasslands,
old growth forests, stunning views, and fascinating cultural
history. Learn about the importance of this area as a key
corridor for the region’s plants and animals.
Pre-registration required • 541-263-1663
Phases of the moon
David Jensen
Mountain View Medical Group
603 Medical Parkway
This week’s athlete of the
week is Hailey Collier, a senior
cheerleader on Enterprise High
school’s cheerleading squad.
During a recent cheerleading
camp in Pullman, Washington,
Collier, 17, was selected for the
All-American Award.
As a result of the award, Collier
was invited to cheer in London,
England for the World’s Day parade
on New Year’s Day.
Collier, who has participated in
competitive cheerleading most of
her life, also won a cheerleading
slot at next week’s East-West Shrine
All-Star football game to be played
in Baker City.
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Community Potluck: 5 p.m. Wallowa
County Courthouse, 101 S. River St., Enter-
prise. Join members of the New Old Time
Chautauqua for a community meal. Bring
food, instruments and a good joke or story to
tell. All ages. Free.
FRIDAY, JULY 28
July 26, 2017
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Last Quarter
Aug. 21
New Moon
WALLOWA COUNTY SUNRISE & SUNSET JULY 27-AUG. 2
(from the U.S. Naval Observatory)
Natural History Discovery Center
508 N. Main • Joseph • 541-263-1663 • wallowology.org • Tues - Sun, 10am-3pm
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