A2 ANNOUNCEMENTS Wallowa County Chieftain Wednesday, February 6, 2019 DEATH NOTICES Lorraine Evans Lorraine Evans, 66, of Beaverton, died February 1 at a Portland Hospital. Funeral services are planned in the near future with burial in the Enterprise Cemetery. Bollman Funeral Home entrusted with arrangements. Ted Gould Ted Gould, 80, of Enterprise, died January 19 at his home in Enterprise. At this time no services are planned. Bollman Funeral Home entrusted with arrangements. Mike O’Rourke Mike O’Rourke, 96, of Joseph, died at the Local Hospi- tal. A memorial graveside is planned for March with burial of ashes at the Joseph cemetery. Bollman Funeral Home entrusted with arrangements. BIRTHS August Henry Kennedy A son, August (Gus) Henry Kennedy, was born on Jan- uary 21, 2019, to Hanley and Sadie Kennedy at their home in Wallowa. Grandparents are Marvin and Jennifer Gibbs, Brian Isley, and Brian and Jane Kennedy. Left to Right: Former EHS students Madison Falk, Eyreus Rooney, Young American Kyle, Bette Roone and Dawn-Mist Movich Fields. Young Americans return to Wallowa County Once again Wallowa County has the great fortune to host The Young Amer- icans for a 3 day work- shop and evening music and dance performance with area school children — grades 3 through 12. The 44 Young Americans will arrive February 24, to work with county children during three days of prac- tice and then together per- form for the community on Tuesday evening, February 26 at 7 pm. The workshop and per- formance will be held at the Enterprise school gym. Tickets to the Tuesday eve- ning performance can be purchased from the Young Americans at the gym during practice and before the performance for $10 each. The Young Americans, founded in 1962, is a char- itable organization dedi- cated to the promotion of understanding and good- will among people through music, dance, perfor- mance, academic educa- tion, and cultural interac- tion. They visit over 200 schools each year and work with over 52,000 children. This is their fourth visit to Wallowa County, orig- inally made possible by a local relationship with the Founder, Milton C. Ander- son. The fi rst visit was in 2005, with return visits in 2009 and 2016. Over 300 children have participated. Cost of the workshop is $59 per student. Scholar- ships will be available to ensure that every child who wants to participate has the funding to do so. Dona- tions for scholarships are vital and can be made out to Wallowa Valley Music Alliance and mailed to P.O. Box 148, Enterprise, Ore- gon, 97828. It is anticipated that over 100 children will participate, so funding for families with multiple chil- dren will be especially cru- cial. Please sponsor a child if you can! To register online and see exciting videos of the Young Americans per- form go to youngameri- cans.org. For local informa- tion contact Stacy Green at 541-398-2314. The Big Read kicks off Feb. 12th Pick up your copy of A Wizard of Earthsea and start reading T HE B OOKLOFT Across from the courthouse in Enterprise 107 E. Main • 541.426.3351 always open at www.bookloft oregon.com • bookloft @eoni.com ELECTRICAL & PLUMBING SUPPLIES ELECTRICAL & WATER SYSTEM CONTRACTOR PUMPS • IRRIGATION HARDWARE• APPLIANCE PARTS Health Line 541.426.3413 Mon-Thurs 9 to Noon/1-5pm; Fri. 9-1 February Savings! Companion Animal Dental Procedures $20 off Dental Cleaning throughout February Call 541-426-3331 to schedule Come in and enter to win a dog or cat dental procedure. 706 Depot St. Enterprise, OR 97828 enterprisevet.com ATHLETE Sp 201 E. Hwy 82, Enterprise • 541-426-0320 www.edstaub.com WEEK Scho The Enterprise High ng cked up a 17-3 winni ra s ha am te ll ba et bask beat er the weekend they record this season. Ov ner and Stanfi eld. Their Baker City, Hepp is with Grant Union next and fi nal game am is coached by in John Day. The te Dan Butterfi eld. udly Pro onsore d b y OF THE etball EHS JV Girls Bask ol’s girls JV Best for Women Fellowship Award - $2,000 Application deadline March 1, 2019 Soroptimist, P.O. Box 127, Enterprise, OR 97828 For More Information call 541-263- 0663 542-426-3331 The Fellowship Award is presented to a woman who is continuing her education with a Master’s or PhD post graduate program. Applica- tions are available at: Book- loft in Enterprise, Wallowa Public Library, BeeCrow- Bee in Joseph, Soropti- mist Thrift Shop or by con- tacting Marsha Svendsen, 541-263-0663. Completed applications must be returned by March 1, 2018. Mail applications to Soroptimist, P.O. Box 127, Enterprise, OR 97828 or return to the Thrift Shop. The Fellowship Award will be awarded to any woman who: 1) resides in Wallowa County; 2) estab- lished in business or a pro- fession; 3) conducts her business or practices her profession competently and according to ethical stan- dards; 4) holds a Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree from an accredited college or uni- versity; 5) presents a plan of worthwhile post gradu- ate study at an accredited college or university lead- ing to an advanced degree or to enhance standing or com- petence in her business or profession; and 6) provides such other information as the Fellowship Committee may deem necessary. The Soroptimist club will provide a cash grant of $2,000 to its award recipi- ent.. The Fellowship Award will be paid in its entirety to the college or university the recipient attends. Soroptimist was founded October 3, 1921, in Oak- land, California, and is now an International Organiza- tion with more than 100,000 members who are working through service projects to advance human rights and the status of women. The Northwestern Region of Soroptimist International of the Americas encompasses the states of Alaska, Wash- ington, Oregon, Montana and the Idaho Panhandle. For more informa- tion about how Soropti- mist improves the lives of women and girls, call Beth Hough, 541-398-0127. WALLOWA COUNTY 519 W. North Street, Enterprise 208 S. RIVER ST. • ENTERPRISE, OR www.jbbane.com • 541-426-3344 Soroptimist accepting women’s fellowship grant applications STUDENT WEEK of the Tristan Carlston earns the Alt Ed Student of the Week as the “Most Improved!” Th is year Tristan has had amazing attendance, assignment completion and participation, resulting in 3.5 GPA for fi rst semester. He excels in geography and writing and was essential in our Alt Ed Rubik’s Cube Tristan! TRISTAN CARLSTON project. Nice work ing eff ort amaz the Ed up ative Keep Altern and performance. Proudly sponsored by The Student of the Week is chosen for academic achievement and community involvement. Students are selected by the administrators of their respective schools. Local Money Working For Local People ABOUT OBITUARIES News obituaries are a free service of the Wallowa County Chieftain. Obituaries are accepted from family members or a funeral home. No handwrit- ten obituaries will be accepted. Information sub- mitted is subject to editing. Obituaries that exceed 400 words will be referred to the advertising department for paid memorials. Send obituaries by email to editor@wallowa.com; fax to 541-426-3921 or mail to P.O. Box 338, Enterprise, OR 97828. Dead- line to submit an obituary is 10 a.m. Monday for publication the same week. Obituaries submitted after deadline will be queued for publication in the next edition. Info: 541-426-4567. Weather Forecast Courtesy of Weather Underground • wunderground.com High Low Conditions Feb. 7 30 14 Partly cloudy Feb. 8 31 20 PM snow showers Feb. 9 30 11 Few snow showers Feb. 10 25 11 Snow Feb. 11 30 14 Partly cloudy Feb. 12 34 16 AM Snow showers Feb. 13 35 20 Snow showers Phases of the moon Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 1st Quarter Full Moon Last Quarter Mar. 6 New Moon WALLOWA COUNTY SUNRISE & SUNSET FEB. 7–13 (from the U.S. Naval Observatory) THUR FRI SAT SUN MON TUES WED 7:02 5:05 7:01 5:06 7:00 5:08 6:58 5:09 6:57 5:10 6:55 5:12 6:54 5:13