Wallowa County Chieftain
IN BRIEF
Youth drama club
forming
The Josephy Center for
Arts and Culture is launching a
drama club for all high school
students in Wallowa County
for the spring semester.
Students interested should
attend the initial meeting 5
p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 16 at Jose-
phy Center in Joseph.
The program will be led
by Morgan Green, drama
teacher at the Josephy Cen-
ter, who will be teaching stu-
dents how to create a produc-
tion and directing a play that
will be chosen by the students.
Plays on the shortlist to be cho-
sen include “You Can’t Take it
With You,” “A Midsummer
Night’s Dream” and “Alice in
Wonderland.”
The program is free and will
be limited to eighth-graders to
seniors. The club will rehearse
up to three times a week lead-
ing up to a performance in
April. Exact rehearsal times
and performance date are to be
determined.
Funding for the project
was provided by the Wallowa
County Cultural Trust. Info:
541-398-2316 or email mor-
ganlynn541@gmail.com.
Broomball event
coming Jan. 20
Rooted Youth ministry will
host a co-ed broomball event
for teens and young adults
(middle and high school) stu-
dents 1 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 20,
at the Wallowa Valley Com-
munity Ice Rink in Enterprise.
Helmets are strongly
encouraged. Bring a wood-han-
dled broom. No ice skates.
Rooted Youth offers alter-
native resources to augment
Wallowa County church youth
group programs for their teens.
Grange plans
cribbage session
Would you like to learn
how to play cribbage? Would
you like to teach a willing
group of Wallowa County resi-
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DIANNE MITCHELL
WINS $1,000
January 10, 2018
to make your dinner selection.
Parent classes will
begin Jan. 17
A series of 10 classes
designed to help parents with
raising children will begin 5:30
p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 17, at
Building Healthy Families, 207
NW Park St., Enterprise.
The evening begins with
a free dinner followed by the
class. Childcare is available.
Making Parenting a Plea-
sure is an opportunity to sup-
port parents with strategies
around communication, chal-
lenging behavior, stress man-
agement and more.
Bank lists 2017
fund recipients
Community Bank’s annual
charity drive concluded Dec.
20. The program is an effort to
collect donations in branches
to benefit charities in the same
area. The bank matches dona-
tions at 50 cents on each dol-
lar, with a max match amount
of $500 per branch location.
A grand total of $27,465 in
donations and bank matches
were dispersed to charities:
• Community Connection
Food Bank –– $6,984.
• Elgin Food Bank –– $6,595.
• Milton-Freewater City
Light and Power Energy Assis-
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tance Program through the Sal-
vation Army –– $3,901.
• Wallowa Food Bank
–– $1,893.
• Neighborhood Center Food
Bank (Heppner) –– $1,703.
• Helping Hands Rescue
(Clarkston, Wash.) –– $1,642.
• Baker City Food Banks
–– $1,500.
• Hermiston Warming Sta-
tion –– $1,145.
• Center at the Park, Walla
Walla’s Senior Center –– $550.
• Children’s Museum of
Eastern Oregon (Pendleton)
–– $549.
• Triple B Foundation and
Kids Club (La Grande) –– $500
each.
Oregon Attorney General Settlement Notice
Submitted photo
Dianne Mitchell of Enterprise was randomly se-
lected as the winner of $1,000 for the 2017 draw-
ing in Community Bank’s “Win-Win Certificate of
Deposit” program introduced in January 2017 as
a way to encourage more people to build person-
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CD customer $100 each month through the year.
dents how to play?
Hurricane Creek Grange is
inviting all interested in learn-
ing to play cribbage to the
grange hall at 92930 Airport
Road in Joseph 1:30 p.m. Sun-
day, Jan. 21. Bring a cribbage
board and cards if you have
them. The Grange has six sets
to start off with. No charge,
just good community fun.
Ducks Unlimited
fundraiser set
Wallowa County Ducks
Unlimited Chapter will hold
its annual banquet and auc-
tion 5 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 10,
at Cloverleaf Hall on the cam-
pus of Wallowa County Fair-
grounds. Dinner is served at
6:30 p.m. and the auction is at
7:30 p.m.
Ducks Unlimited is the
world’s leader in wetlands and
waterfowl conservation.
Tickets range from $55
for an individual if purchased
prior to Jan. 27 or $70 for a
couple. Children 11-17 pay
$20. A variety of sponsorship
levels are also available.
Tickets are available by
calling 541-828-7795 or
online at goo.gl/Z5dB9Q.
Aviation banquet
planned at lodge
Wallowa County Pilots
Association will host its 2018
Wallowa County Aviation Ban-
quet 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan.
20 at Wallowa Lake Lodge.
Reports from Chief Joseph
Flyers and Northeast Oregon
Aviation Foundation will be
heard.
No tickets are needed;
however, organizers need to
know the dinner choice ––
salmon, steak or vegetarian ––
in advance. The dinner is $28
per person. Call Bill Ables
(541-263-1327), Tim Locke
(541-263-0470) or Shay Mann
(541-912-0340) for details and
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