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Wallowa County Chieftain News wallowa.com June 13, 2018 FIDDLING IN JOSEPH A7 Blue Mountain Fiddle Show comes to Hurricane Creek Grange FROM LEFT TO RIGHT John Moro of Joseph was one of 13 performers who shared their tal- ents at the Blue Mountain Old Time Fiddlers Fiddle Show June 9 at Hurricane Creek Grange, Joseph. Each performer played three selections for the crowd of around 100 attending. A pork chop dinner, served by the Grange, preceded the show. Denny Langford, of Union, is the emcee and genial host for the Blue Mountain Old Time Fiddlers Fiddle Show. Tom and Carolynn Vickroy of Walla Walla, Wash., entertain during the fIddle show June 9 in Joseph. Vickroy is a plumber by trade. PHOTOS BY PAUL WAHL, CHIEFTAIN EDITOR IN BRIEF Job fair set for Wednesday A Wallowa County Job Fair hosted By WorkSource will be 5-7 p.m. Wednesday, June 13, at Prairie Creek Center, 104 Litch St., Enterprise. Network with employers and apply for work. Bring a résumé and list of references. Come dressed for an interview. Veterans will be given priority of service. WorkSource Oregon is a network of public and private partners who work together to respond to workforce challenges through high-quality services to individuals and businesses, resulting in job attainment, retention and advancement. Details: 541-963-7111. Wallowa park fundraiser set Extravaganza Thursday, June 21. Those who choose to have their cat spayed or neutered will receive a variety of cou- pons and discount. Space is limited. Call 541- 426-4470 for an appointment. Co-sponsored by Wallowa County Humane Society. Wallowa City “Music in the City Park,” a fundraiser for the new Memorial Town Square Project will be 5 p.m. Satur- day, June 30. The event features “The Local Yokels” and “Lindsey and Company.” This is a fam- ily gathering style event. Bring your own picnic or purchase a hot dog meal and pie from a variety of Wallowa County cooks. There will also be a beer garden. To donate a pie, call Tanya Burns at 541-398-2229. Questions: 541-398-2140. Wilson to head WHS Interacters Ashley Wilson, who will be a senior this fall, will lead the Interact Club of Wallowa High School for a second year. Other officers will be Rylee Goller, vice president; Riley Ferré, secretary and Grace Pendarvis, treasurer. Interact is a service club sponsored by the Rotary Club of Wallowa County. The club produces the school’s Christ- mas Bazaar for elemen- Spay, neuter clinic planned June 21 Double Arrow Veterinary Clinic will host its third-an- nual Feline Spay and Neuter SPACE RESERVATION DEADLINES for weekly advertising is 5pm Friday for the following week. Ad copy is due on Monday at 10am. Ads must be approved by Tuesday at 12pm. Contact Jennifer today for all your advertising needs! jpowell@wallowa.com 541-805-9630 tary school pupils and has staged a cookie give- away, a trip to Eastern Oregon Uni- versity with the girls’ basketball Wilson team and a “spirit bus” trip to Baker City to watch the boys’ basketball district tournament. Wallowa is the only high school in eastern Oregon to have an Interact Club. Beef raffle is under way Tickets are being sold in raffle-style for a side of beef, cut and wrapped, contributed by the McClaren Ranch. Tick- ets are $5 each and three for $10. Proceeds benefit the Wal- lowa County Museum. Two going to health gathering Two students from Wal- lowa County have been selected to attend the North- east Oregon Area Health Career Camp June 18-22 –– Dee Dee Duncan of Enter- prise and Angelene Matthews of Lostine. Sessions are held on the campus of Eastern Oregon University in La Grande. BARGAINS THE MONTH MONTH ® BARGAINS OF OF THE While supplies last. While supplies last. 12.99 SALE PRICE -3.00 MAIL-IN REBATE* YOUR CHOICE Gal. Ready-to-Use Weed Killer L 187 306 B4 1.1 gal. Ready-to-Use Insect Killer L 141 903 B4 *Limit 2 per household. Consumer responsible for taxes. M-F 8AM-6PM • SAT 8AM-5PM • SUN 9AM-3PM Sale Ends 6/30/18 2018 Summer Events & Presentations All Events & Presentations Free of Charge! 209 NW First St., Enterprise • 541-426-4567 • wallowa.com Sat, June 9 Fri, June 15 Fri, June 15 Fri, June 29 Fri, July 13 Celebrate Dad this Father’s Day! Enjoy Breakfast with Dad! Breakfast buffet from 7 to 11 am plus our regular breakfast menu Dinner 5pm-9pm Sun, July 15 Thur, July 19 July 20-22 Thur, Aug 23 Fridays Sundays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Field Trip: Joseph Canyon Hike Hike, David Mildrexler, PhD, Ecologist, Wallowology. Meet at Wallowology, 9am Pre-register at 541-263-1663 Party (Season 5) Wallowology Grand Opening Party! 10am - All Day! World David Presentation: Forests in a Changing World, Mildrexler, PhD, Ecologist, Wallowology. At Wallowology 7pm Festival Fairgrounds. 11am - 4pm Wallowology at Watershed Festival, Wallowology Star Party! Astronomy at Wallowa Lake State Park. 7pm - Midnight BBQ For more info call 541-263-1663 Annual Member’s BBQ. Bio Vic Coggins, Presentation: Memoirs of a Backcountry Bio, Retired Oregon State Wildlife Biologist. At Wallowology 7pm Wallowology booth at Tamkaliks Celebration Celebration, Wallowa Salmon Edward Davis, PhD, Presentation: Sabor-tooth Saber-tooth Salmon, Dept. Earth Sciences, UofO. At Wallowology 7pm Discovery Walk from Wallowology. 10am-Noon Discovery Walk from Wallowa Lake Lodge. 9:30-11:30am Twigs & Tales Story Hour at Wallowology. 1:30-2:30pm Discovery Walk from Wallowa Lake Lodge. 3:30-5:30pm Journaling at Wallowology for all ages. 1:30-2:30pm Nature Journaling! l: Exploring Climate Change Presentation Series Coming this Fal Reservations encouraged. (541) 432-9821 - wallowalake.com 60060 Wallowa Lake Highway Wallowa Lake, Oregon Natural History Discovery Center Open • Tues - Sun • 10am - 3pm • 508 N. Main • Joseph • 541-263-1663 • wallowology.org
