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August 29, 2018
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Fair Results
Meat Goat Yearling Doe Born
Jan. 1 - April 30: Caylynn Beck
Champion and Greta Carlsen Blue.
Nigerian Dwarf 4-H Member’s
herd: Tegan Evans
Champion
Nigerian Dwarf Dam and
Daughter: Tegan Evans
Champion
Nigerian Dwarf Junior Doe Kid:
Tegan Evans Champion
Nigerian Dwarf Mature 2 year
old Doe: Tegan Evans Champion
Novice Dog Obedience Sr:
Jacob Falk Red
Novice Hunter: Eva Anderson
Red, Libby Fisher Reserve Champion
and Rosie Movich-Fields Champion
Oil painting Sr: Deidre Schreiber
Champion
Other 2 dimensional work Int:
Greta Carlsen Blue, Dakota Delyria
Blue and Dakota Delyria
Red
Pony Reinsmanship Jr: Carisa
Yaw Champion
Precision Driving Jr: Carisa Yaw
Champion
Pre-Novice Dog Obedience 1st
Yr Jr: TyLee Evans White, Owyhee
Harguess Red and Mackynzie Mel-
ville White
Pre-Novice Dog Obedience Int:
Dakota Delyria Red, Dakota Delyria
White, McKenzie Keffer Reserve
Champion, Devin Schreiber White
and Bailey Vernam
Champion
Pre-Novice Dog Obedience Jr:
Tegan Evans Red
Pre-Novice Dog Obedience Sr:
Katelynn Diggins Red
Public Speaking Int: Chance
Arbogast Champion and Bailey Ver-
nam Reserve Champion
Public Speaking Sr: Brianna
Micka Champion and Deidre Sch-
reiber Reserve Champion
Rabbit Showmanship Int: Madi-
son Holcomb Reserve Champion and
Sierra Holcomb Champion
Ranch Horse Knowledge/Skills
Level 1 - 1st Yr Jr/Jr: TyLee Evans
Red, James Royes Champion and Lily
Royes Red
Ranch Horse Knowledge/
Skills Level 2 Int: Eva Anderson
Red,Chance Arbogast Champion,
Libby Fisher Champion, Casidee Har-
rod White, Addie (Adelene) Royes
Red and Devin Schreiber Red
Ranch Horsemanchip Level 1:
TyLee Evans Red, James Royes Red
and Lily Royes Red
Ranch Horsemanchip Level
2: Eva Anderson Red, Chance Arbo-
gast Red, Jace Fisher Red, Libby
Fisher Champion, Casidee Harrod
Red, Addie (Adelene) Royes Red and
Devin Schreiber White
Ranch Roping: TyLee Evans
Red James Royes Red and Lily Royes
Champion
Ranch Roping Level 2: Eva
Anderson Champion, Jace Fisher
Red, Libby Fisher Reserve Cham-
pion, Addie (Adelene) Royes Red and
Devin Schreiber White.
Record Book Int: Eva Ander-
son Red, Cecilia April White, Chance
Arbogast Blue, Justin Bales Blue, Cay-
lynn Beck White, Morgan Cameron
Blue, Greta Carlsen Blue, Josi Cog-
gins Blue, Hailey Cunningham Blue,
Dakota Delyria Blue, Chase Duncan
Champion, Caden Fent Red, Cody
Fent Blue, Jace Fisher Blue, Libby
Fisher Blue, Nevin Goldsmith Blue,
Ian Goodrich Blue, Gideon Gray
Blue, Jada Gray Blue Landon Green-
shields Red, Casidee Harrod Blue,
Isaak Hoffman Blue, Katharina Hoff-
man Blue, Madison Holcomb Red,
Sierra Holcomb White, McKenzie Kef-
fer Reserve Champion, MaryCather-
ine Matthews Blue, Aubrina Melville
Blue, Maclane Melville Blue, Mag-
gie Miller White, Rosie Movich-Fields
Blue, Addie (Adelene) Royes Blue,
Devin Schreiber Blue, Harlie Stein
Blue, Makenna Suter Blue, Bailey
Vernam Blue, Destiny Wecks Blue,
Johanna Wells Blue, Carrin Yaw Blue,
Maggie Zacharias Blue and Quincee
Zacharias Red
Record Book Jr: Talluah April
White, Lane Botts Red, Nate Cameron
Red, Kellen Crenshaw White Dawson
Cudmore Red, Cade Cunningham
Red, Codi Cunningham Red, Owen
Cunningham Red, Basey Dawson
Blue, Tessa Duncan Reserve Cham-
pion, Tegan Evans Blue, TyLee Evans
Blue, Vincent Finlayson Blue, Cara
Freels Red, Paige Freels Blue, Lucas
Goodrich White, Dawson Hale Blue,
McKenzie Harguess Red, Owyhee
Harguess Blue, Emmerson Hook Red,
Lucas Hulse Red, Caleigh Johnson
Red, Kane Johnson White, Jace Kas-
sahn Blue, Colton Keffer Red, Kellan
Knifong Blue, Alisha Melville Blue,
Katelynn Melville Red, Aimee Meyers
Red, Annie Miller Red, Sophie Moeller
Blue, Cooper Nave Red, Xander Perry
Red, James Royes Blue, Lily Royes
Champion, Kimber Stein Blue, Wyatt
Suter Red, Jadyn Tanzey Red, Evan
Torres Red and Carisa Yaw Blue.
Record Book Sr: JohnPaul Mat-
thews Red, Brianna Micka Blue,
Caleb Reed Blue, Deidre Schreiber
Champion and Rylee Wilcox Reserve
Champion
Reining 1st Yr Jr: TyLee Evans
White
Reining Int: Eva Anderson White,
Chance Arbogast Red, Libby Fisher
White, Casidee Harrod White, Bai-
ley Vernam White and Destiny Wecks
White
Reining Jr: Lily Royes White
Reining Sr: Brianna Micka
Champion
Second Horse Showmanship:
Libby Fisher White, Bailey Vernam
Red and Rylee Wilcox Red
Secretary Book Int: Libby Fisher
Champion
Senior Horse Showmanship:
Brianna Micka Champion and Rylee
Wilcox reserve Champion
Senior Doe: Madison Holcomb
Reserve Champion and Sierra Hol-
comb Champion
Sheep Showmanship 1st Yr
Jr: Cara Freels Champion, Paige
Freels Blue, Caleigh Johnson Reserve
Champion and Katelynn Melville
Blue
Sheep Showmanship Int:
Thomas Bales Blue, Josi Coggins Blue,
Chase Duncan Blue, Isaak Hoffman
Blue, Katharina Hoffman Reserve
Champion, Bernadette Matthews
Blue, MaryCatherine Matthews Blue,
Mason McDowell Champion, Lilee
Post Blue and Johanna Wells Blue
Sheep Showmanship Jr: Basey
Dawson Champion, Tessa Duncan
Blue, Vincent Finlayson Blue, Kane
Johnson Blue, Jace Kassahn Blue,
Genevieve Matthews Reserve Cham-
pion and Jadyn Tanzey Blue
Sheep Showmanship Sr: Madi-
son McDowell Champion
Main Street Show and
Shine 2018 Results
Here are the winners from
the 2018 Main Street Show
and Shine held Aug. 18.
Furthest Travelled: Larry Mur-
ray of Siletz, Ore.,(456 miles)
The Survivor: Butch Hayes of
Prescott, Wash.
Moonshine Runner: Skye
Krebs of Ione, Ore.
1975 and Newer Car Original:
Bryan Makin of Wallowa,
1975 and Newer Car Modi-
fied: Chris and Tandi Pritchard of
Enterprise.
1975 and Newer Truck: Loyal
and Betty Burns of Ione.
1964-1974 Car Original: Mike
Lusk of Milton- Freewater
1964-1974 Car Modified: Dean
Himes of Enterprise
1964-1974 Truck: Michael John-
son of Ontario, Ore.
1955-1963 Car Original: Jim
and Nanette Cox of Weiser, Idaho.
1955-1963 Modified: Dallas
Head of Ontario.
1955-1963 Truck: Randy
Schaeffer of Wallowa.
1940-1954 Car Original: Rich
McDonald of Joseph.
1940-1954 Car Modified: Larry
Stuart of Ontario.
1940-1954 Truck: Mike and
Judy Callahan of Lewiston, Idaho.
1939 and Earlier Car Orig-
inal: Reid and Lynda Kooch of
Enterprise.
1939 and Earlier Car Modified:
Doyce and Ruth Lockhart of Bur-
bank, Wash.
1939 and Earlier Truck: Ernie
and Laurie Houghton of Cambridge,
Idaho.
Best Bike: Mike Montoya of
Joseph.
Emcee’s Choice: Ken and
Charlene Niemela of Rainer, Ore.
Best Rat Rod: K.N. Klinginsmith
of Wenatchee, Wash.
Judge’s Pick: Charlie Wil-
liams of Baker City, Greg Rhodes
of Joseph, David and Patricia Turk
of Pendleton, Doug and Donna Wil-
liams of Ontario, Lanis and Margo
Peppers of Enterprise, Jack and
Kathy Jones of Payette, Idaho and
Wayne Clapper of Snohomish,
Wash.
Club Participation Award:
Rods of Idaho and Oregon (RIO).
Elks Choice: Andy Sloan of
Elgin.
Mayor’s Choice: Dan and
Joyce Gover of Enterprise.
Bud Stangel Award: Kent and
Sondra Lozier for outstanding ambi-
tion and excellence.
Kids Choice: Matt Sirrine of La
Grande.
People’s Choice: Matt Sirrine of
La Grande.
Best In Show: Mike and Judy
Callahan of Lewiston, Idaho.
LABOR DAY
EARLY DEADLINES
SPACE RESERVATION DEADLINE
for advertising is 5pm Thursday Aug. 30th.
Ad copy is due one Friday Aug. 31st at 10am.
Ads must be approved by
Tuesday Sept. 4th at 12pm.
Stenciling/Printing/Stamping
Int: Dakota Delyria Blue
Suffolk Fleece: Aubrina Melville
Champion
Suffolk Spring Ewe Lamb:
Thomas Bales Champion
Swine Showmanship 1st Yr Jr:
Ella Bronson Blue, Nate Cameron
Champion, TyLee Evans Blue, Emmer-
son Hook Blue, Mackynzie Melville
Blue, Annie Miller Reserve Champion,
Jayden Salmon Blue, Kody Salmon
Blue, Wyatt Suter Blue, Evan Tor-
res Blue, Carisa Yaw Blue and Lydia
Yost Blue
Swine Showmanship Int: Eva
Anderson Blue, Cecilia April Blue,
Power Blue, Kimber Stein Blue and
Cash Tanzey Blue
Swine Showmanship Sr: Chel-
sea Campbell Champion, Georgetta
Falk Blue, JohnPaul Matthews Blue
and Caleb Reed Reserve Champion
Trail Horse 1st Yr Jr: TyLee Evans
Reserve Champion, Dawson Hale
Red and James Royes Champion
Trail Horse Int: Eva Anderson
White, Chance Arbogast Red, Libby
Fisher Champion, Casidee Harrod
Blue, Rosie Movich-Fields Red, Addie
(Adelene) Royes Red, Devin Schreiber
White, Bailey Vernam Red, Destiny
Wecks Red, Carrin Yaw White, Maggie
Zacharias Blue and Quincee Zacha-
Submitted photo
A new 4-H Court has been named for the coming year.
Quincee Zacharias, left, Dakota DeLyria and Destiny
Wecks. Quincee is the daughter of Luke and Merilee
Zacharias and she attends Joseph Charter School. Da-
kota’s parents are Tiffany Cannon DeLyria with Coty
Tennis and Corum DeLyria with Erin DeLong and she
attends Joseph Charter School. Destiny’s parents are
Jeffrey and Vixen Wecks and she attends school in En-
terprise. The new 4-H Court will be representing 4-H
across the county during the coming year.
Chance Arbogast Reserve Champion,
Cadney Bacon Blue, Morgan Cam-
eron Blue, Greta Carlsen Blue, Gracie
Ellis Blue, Caden Fent Blue, Cody Fent
Blue, Nevin Goldsmith Blue, Gideon
Gray Champion, Jada Gray Blue,
Landon Greenshields Blue, Kaesie
Melville Blue, Maggie Miller Blue, Har-
lie Stein Blue, Makenna Suter Blue,
Lane Tanzey Blue and Destiny Wecks
Swine Showmanship Jr: Talluah
April Blue, Lane Botts Champion, Aid-
ian Clary Blue, Kellen Crenshaw Blue,
Jordyn Ellis Blue, Lucas Hulse Blue,
Kellan Knifong Blue, Alisha Melville
Blue, Aimee Meyers Reserve Cham-
pion, Sophie Moeller Blue, Cooper
Nave Blue, Xander Perry Blue, Lucas
rias Blue
Trail Horse Jr: Lily Royes Cham-
pion and Carisa Yaw Red
Trail Horse Sr: Brianna Micka
Champion and Rylee Wilcox Reserve
Champion
Trick Dog 1st Yr Jr: TyLee Evans
Champion and Owyhee Harguess
Reserve Champion
Trick Dog Int: Dakota Delyria
Reserve Champion, McKenzie Keffer
Blue, Devin Schreiber Champion and
Bailey Vernam
Blue
Trick Dog Jr: Tegan Evans
Champion
Trick Dog Sr: Jacob Falk
Champion
Western Equitation 1st Yr Jr:
IN BRIEF
Students earn money for
grades from bank
Community Bank will again award stu-
dent-customers cash for good grades. The
Earn While You Learn Program, now in
its eighth year, awarded 704 students from
first to 12th grade in Eastern Oregon and
Southeast Washington $1 per top grade,
up to $50 annually per student, deposited
directly in their Youth Savings accounts.
In Wallowa County 59 students from
Joseph earned $1,448, 114 students in
Enterprise earned $2,826 and 36 students
in a total of Wallowa earned $730.
Top students from Wallowa have
earned more than $200 over the course
of the program, which began in 2011,
and (depending on how their grades are
recorded) could conceivably earn $600
throughout their academic career, accord-
ing to Leah Johnson, Marketing Manager
of Joseph Community Bank.
‘Every Kid in a Park’ pass
offered to fourth-graders
Fourth graders are invited to be part of
the Every Kid in a Park program offered
by the National Park Foundation. Every
TyLee Evans Champion, Dawson
Hale Blue and James Royes Reserve
Champion
Western Equitation Int: Eva
Anderson Red, Chance Arbogast
Blue, Libby Fisher Reserve Champion,
Casidee Harrod Blue, Rosie Movich
Fields Red, Addie (Adelene) Royes
Blue, Devin Schreiber White, Bailey
Vernam Red, Destiny Wecks Cham-
pion, Carrin Yaw Red, Maggie Zacha-
rias Blue and Quincee Zacharias Blue
Western Equitation Jr: Lily
Royes Champion and Carisa Yaw Red
Western Equitation Sr: Brianna
Micka Champion and Rylee Wilcox
Reserve Champion
Western Pleasure Int: Eva
Anderson Red, Chance Arbogast
Champion, Libby Fisher Reserve
Champion, Casidee Harrod Blue,
Rosie Movich-Fields Red, Addie (Ade-
lene) Royes Blue, Devin Schreiber
Red, Bailey Vernam Red, Destiny
Wecks Red, Carrin Yaw Red, Maggie
Zacharias Red and Quincee Zacha-
rias Blue
Western Pleasure: TyLee Evans
Champion, Dawson Hale Red, James
Royes Red, Lily Royes Reserve Cham-
pion and Carisa Yaw Blue
Western Pleasure Sr: Brianna
Micka Reserve Champion and Rylee
Wilcox Champion
Working Ranch Horse Level 1
1st Yr Jr/Jr: TyLee Evans
White, James Royes Red and Lily
Royes White
Working Ranch Horse Level 2
Int: Eva Anderson White, Libby Fisher
Red, Casidee Harrod Red and Addie
(Adelene) Royes White
Homemaker of the Year: Adult
Marietta Herinckx and Junior Kenni-
son Knifong
FOOD PRESERVATION
Best of Show Adult: Jan McLain
Best of Show SR Youth: Kenni-
son Knifong
Best of Show Jr. Youth: Talluah
April
Best of Show Golden: Barbara
Warnock
The Magic Garden Award:
Youth Jams/Jellies, Preserves Talluah
April and Youth Jams/Jellies, Pre-
serves Cecilia April
Ball Fresh Preserving Award
- Adult
Fruits First: Marietta Herinckx
Fruits Second: Marietta Herinckx
Vegetables First: Virgina
Daggett
Vegetables Second: Marietta
Herinckx
Pickles/Relish First: Jan McLain
Pickles/Relish Second: Barbara
Warnock
Soft Spreads First: Ann Browder
Soft Spreads Second: Rowena
Patton
Ball Fresh Preserving Award
- Youth
Fruits First: Talluah April
Soft Spreads First: Elana
Lathrop
TEXTILES AND NEEDLEWORK
Best of Show Adult: Sue
Womack
Best of Show SR Youth: Kenni-
son Knifong
Best of Show JR Youth: Ella
Hillock
Best of Show Professional:
Celeste Bauck
Best of Show Golden: Barbara
Warnock
Kid in a Park is a youth initiative to get
all fourth-graders and their families to
experience our national parks by issuing
them a free pass for the school year.
Educators can download passes for
their students or students can get their
pass by signing up online at everykid-
inapark.gov and filling out a brief diary
about the things most enjoyed.
The pass admits all children under 16
and up to three adults to national parks
for free.
If the park charges a vehicle free, one
passenger vehicle gets in free. You can
come on bikes, too.
Summer Arts Classic
planned for Sept. 16
The Summer Arts Classic: Wood-
winds in the Wallowas will be held Sept.
16 at Josephy Center in Joseph featuring
the Scott/Garrison Duo and Karen Hsiao
Savage.
The Wallowa Valley Music Alliance,
in partnership with the Josephy Center
for Arts and Culture and Wallowa Valley
Festival of Arts is sponsoring the event,
which begins 4:00pm.
This year’s program will feature clari-
netist Shannon Scott, flutist Leonard Gar-
rison and pianist Karen Hsiao Savage.
Pieces will include Debussy “Afternoon
of a Faun” for flute, clarinet, and piano.
Wallowa Mountain Quilters Guild
Youth First Pieced Quilt: Ella
Hillock
Adult First Pieced Quilt: Vicki
Witherrite
CLOTHING
Best of Show Adult: Marietta
Herinckx
Best of Show JR Youth: Cece-
lia April
ARTS
Best of Show Adult: Abby Baker
Best of Show SR Youth: Mary-
Catherine Matthews
Best of Show JR Youth: Berna-
dette Matthews
Best of Show Golden: Peggy
Gentle
PHOTOGRAPHY
Best of Show Adult: Debbie Lind
Best of Show SR Youth: Kate-
lynn Diggins
Best of Show JR Youth: Kellan
Knifong
Wallowa Valley Photo Club Award
Best of Show Adult: Debbie Lind
Best of Show SR Youth: Kate-
lynn Diggins
Best of Show JR Youth: Kellan
Knifong
People’s Choice: Linda Bauck
HOBBIES & CRAFTS
Best of Show Adult: Vickie
Witherrite
Best of Show SR Youth: Kenni-
son Knifong
Best of Show JR Youth: Talluah
April
LAND PRODUCTS
Best of Show Adult: Kay
Buisman
Best of Show SR Youth: Kenni-
son Knifong
Best of Show JR Youth: Jamin
Boyd
Best of Show Golden: Rowena
Patton
The Magic Garden Award
Youth Award: Kennison Kni-
fong - Eggs
Youth Award: Lain Finlayson
- Artichoke
Youth Award: Lain Finlayson
- Onions
Youth Award: Lain Finlayson
- Cabbage
Youth Award: Jamin Boyd -
Sweet Peppers
Youth Award: Carter Schnetzky
- Carrots
Youth Green Salad: Kennison
Knifong
Youth Veggie Plate: Kellan
Knifong
FLORICULTURE
Best of Show Adult: Anne
Melville
Best of Show JR Youth: Talluah
April
Best of Show Golden: Rowena
Patton
The Magic Garden Award
Youth Award: Zion Boyd
Edible Flower Arrangement:
Kallie Michaelson
BAKED GOODS
Best of Show Adult: Barbara
Warnock
Best of Show SR Youth: Kenni-
son Knifong
Best of Show JR Youth: Talluah
April
Best of Show Golden: Rowena
Patton
Ida Hillock Memorial Award
Pie One Crust: Barbara Warnock
Pie Two Crust: Rowena Patton
Robert Russell Bennett’s “Suite for
Flute and Clarinet,” Dvorak’s “Slavonic
Dance Suite” for flute, clarinet and piano,
and Cavallini’s “Rêverie Russe” for flute,
clarinet and piano are also on the docket.
In addition, Mark Eubanks and Lau-
ren Nebel will join the duo with short
pieces by Czech composer Leos Janacek,
plus an arrangement by Mark Eubanks of
the Shaker hymn, “Simple Gifts.”
Admission to the concert is $20 adults
and $15 for seniors, youth under 18 are
admitted free.
Land Trust hosts outing
to Lostine Fish Weir
Wallowa Land Trust will host an out-
ing and Lostine Fish Weir Tour 9 a.m. to
noon Saturday, Sept. 8.
Located just upstream of the conflu-
ence of the Wallowa and Lostine rivers,
the Lostine Fish Weir allows the Nez
Perce Tribe to track endangered steelhead
and Chinook salmon as they migrate to
and from the ocean.
Join Wallowa Land Trust and Nez
Perce Fisheries biologist Shane Vatland
for a tour of the weir and the river.
To reserve a space, contact
intern@wallowalandtrust.org or 541-
426-2042. Free admission. Fam-
ily friendly. Free of charge, donations
appreciated.
Planning a get-away?
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