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Wednesday, September 7, 2022
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Joseph artist to be
featured in art tour
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Meal sites are open for in-dining!
Meal site information: Wallowa 886-8971,
Enterprise 426-3840, Home-delivered meals 426-3840.
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Mon. Sept. 12: Baked chicken, buttered carrots, mashed
potatoes, fruit & cookie
(sponsored by Bank of Eastern Oregon)
Wed. Sept. 14: Meat loaf, roasted red potatoes, broccoli salad,
mixed vegetables & fruit
(sponsored in memory of Ted Lehmer)
Fri. Sept. 16:
Chicken fajita with salsa & sour cream, Spanish
rice, green salad, fruit & brownie
(sponsored by Soroptimists)
ENTERPRISE SCHOOLS
(Milk, fruit & vegetables served with all meals)
Mon. Sept. 12: Breakfast: Sausage muffins
Lunch: Ham & cheese sandwich with tomato soup
ENTERPRISE — The
Mentor Match Teen Entre-
preneur Program will kick
off its 12th year with a man-
datory introductory meeting
6:30–7:30 p.m.,
Wednes-
day, Sept. 14, at Building
Healthy Families.
BHF is located at 207 NE
Park St., in Enterprise.
Free pizza and infor-
mation about the program
will be off ered as well as a
chance to decide it it’s a right
fi t. The program is open to
juniors and seniors county-
wide. It teaches teens how to
create, launch and run their
own business.
Meetings are every
other Wednesday evening,
6:30–8 p.m. (after sports)
and include dinner.
It’s free to all participants.
For more information,
visit Facebook, or con-
tact adviser Stacy Green at
541-398-2314.
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Thur. Sept. 15: Breakfast: Bacon & waffles
Lunch: Hot dog & fries
WALLOWA LAKE VIL-
LAGE — Several busi-
nesses are planning a ben-
efi t to help the residents of
Wallowa in their eff orts to
recover from the Aug. 11
hailstorm that devastated the
town.
The benefi t will take
place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 10.
Greg Jarman, a co-owner
of Wallowa Lake Go Karts,
said his operation as well as
the Wallowa Lake Tramway,
Wallowa Lake State Park
Marina rentals, Eagle Cap
Chalets miniature golf and
Mentor Match
Teen Entrepreneur
program to kick off
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Wed. Sept. 14: Breakfast: Ham & pancakes
Lunch: Baked ham & scalloped potatoes
Wallowa Lake to
put on benefi t for
Wallowa
the Matterhorn Village min-
iature golf all will donate
proceeds from the day.
“We hope people will
take advantage of it and sup-
port it,” Jarman said. “It’s
more than just (the money)
going into somebody’s
pocket; it’s going to where it
needs to be.”
He said there’s no set
goal for the amount the busi-
nesses hope to raise.
“Just as much as possi-
ble,” he said.
After the benefi t, some-
one will be selected to take
the proceeds to Wallowa, he
said. He agreed it is another
case of Wallowa County res-
idents standing together.
“We want to stand with
them in their time of need,”
he said. “Solidarity. That’s
us.”
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Tue. Sept. 13: Breakfast: Potatoes & eggs
Lunch: Tacos with refried beans
JOSEPH — Dona Miller
of Joseph is one of 48 art-
ists from around the Inland
Northwest who will be fea-
tured Saturday, Sept. 24, in
the 15th annual Little Spo-
kane River Artist Studio
tour, according to a press
release.
The one-day, outdoor
show will be held from
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in North
Spokane in the Little Spo-
kane River Valley.
The artists will be “sell-
ing original artwork at
fi ve studios that are close
enough to allow art col-
lectors to visit all fi ve stu-
dios during the day,” tour
host Gina Freuen said in the
release.
Freuen said the show
will include many familiar,
acclaimed artists, includ-
ing Sheila Evans, this year’s
MAC Artfest Best of Show
award winner, as well as
LR Montgomery, Jill Smith,
Gay Waldman, studio host
Victoria Brace, Rick Davis,
Robin Kahn and Linnea
Tobias, who was selected
to create this year’s limit-
ed-edition show poster.
Miller is one of the 12
new artists from across the
region to be included. The
others are Maggie Ander-
sen, James Barrett, John
Franek, CJ Morrison, Kar-
lene Schoedel, Molly Sims,
all from Spokane; Linda
Ballard from Longview,
Washington; Denny Gorup
from Hope, Idaho; Susan
Hedstrand from Rice, Wash-
ington; David Hutchens
from Clark Fork, Idaho; and
Larry Phan from Kalispell,
Montana.
As part of its commitment
to give back to the commu-
nity, a limited-edition Little
Spokane River Artist Studio
tour poster will again be on
sale, and the tour has a goal
to donate $1,000 to Spokane
Public Radio. The poster
will be unveiled in early
September.
The tour also welcomes
two nonprofi ts this year:
Project Lift Up and Full
Circle Equine Rehabilita-
tion Center.
This year’s show will be
held at the working studios
of Collista K Studio, 21415
N. Panorama Road in Col-
bert; Denise Steen Studio,
15409 N. Little Spokane
Drive; Victoria Brace Stu-
dio, 15413 N. Lantern Lane;
Gina Freuen Studio, 15205
N. Shady Slope Road; and
Jill Smith Studio, 15221 N.
Shady Slope Road, all in
Spokane.
Admission is free and
ample free parking is avail-
able at each studio location.
Information about each art-
ist, driving directions and
a downloadable map are
available on the website:
www.LittleSpokaneStudios.
com.
For more information,
contact Freuen at 509-981-
2279 or freuen1520@gmail.
com.
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