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Blue Mountain Eagle
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
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W HAT ’ S H APPENING
The deadline for What’s Happening items is 5 p.m.
Friday. Call Cheryl at the Eagle, 541-575-0710.
THURSDAY, APRIL 16
Senior Advisory Council meeting
• 10:30 a.m., John Day Senior Center
The purpose of the meeting of the Grant County Se-
nior Advisory Council is to finalize recommended by-
laws for the Council. The public is welcome. Call 541-
820-3530 or 541-575-2949.
Community potluck
‘Evening of Entertainment’
• 6:30 p.m., Prairie City Community Center
The fifth annual “Evening of Entertainment” will
showcase a variety of local talent – musical acts, com-
edy skits, cowboy poetry and more for an evening of
pure family fun. Desserts will be served at 6:30 p.m.
and the show will start at 7 p.m. Presale tickets – $5
a person or $15 for a family of three or more – are
available at Bar WB, Prairie Trading Post or Prairie
Hardware and Gifts. To get your act listed on the line-
up, call 541-820-4878.
MONDAY, APRIL 20
• 6 p.m., Dayville Community Hall
All are welcome to the Dayville community potluck,
“A Pop of Spring.” Bring a main or side dish to share,
and an entry for the “Favorite Salad” contest. Table ser-
vice will be provided. Balloons will also be available for
purchase, each one with a number inside that will cor-
respond to a prize. Those who donate to the renovation
efforts of the Dayville Community Hall can choose from
a selection of mouth-watering desserts. All proceeds go
toward the renovation fund.
Healthy Together project
Special Olympics vs. law enforcement
• Noon, Outpost Restaurant, John Day
Beth Spell will be the featured guest, speaking on her
recent trip to Haiti. For more information, call 541-932-
4718.
• 6:30 p.m., Grant Union gym, John Day
Don’t miss all the action – and laughs, too – as local
law enforcement personnel and Special Olympians take to
the court in the annual basketball fundraiser. Participants
from the audience will also have a chance for points and
prizes at the halftime individual skills contest. Admission
is $3 a person or $10 per family. There will also be a dona-
tion jar, bake sale and a dessert auction. For more informa-
tion, call Sue-Z-Qs thrift store at 541-575-0715.
FRIDAY, APRIL 17
Government contracting workshop set
• 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Forest Supervisor’s Office, 431
Patterson Bridge Road, John Day
The Government Contract Assistance Program is of-
fering a workshop on contracting with federal public
lands agencies. Topics will include small business set-
asides, aid to small businesses, networking opportuni-
ties, marketing to agencies and how the program can
help. To register, contact Sue LaCroix, slacroix@gcap.
org or 541-786-7344.
SATURDAY, APRIL 18
Bird watching field trip
• 7:30 a.m., John Day Elks Lodge parking lot
Those interested should meet in the Lodge parking
lot by 7:30 a.m. The itinerary and route include head-
ing east to Bates State Park, County Road 20 through
Galena to Highway 395, and south through Long Creek
back to John Day. Bring a lunch and beverage, binocu-
lars, and clothing appropriate for the day’s weather.
The theme for this month’s gathering is “Aging
Gracefully.” Topics will include how aging impacts in-
dividuals, family and friends, staying healthy and home
health care. Free dinner and childcare will be offered,
as well as door prizes. The event is free and open to the
community. For more information or transportation help,
call 541-620-8261.
TUESDAY, APRIL 21
Genealogical Society luncheon
SATURDAY, APRIL 25
Rocky Mountain Elk banquet
• 4 p.m., Grant County Fairgrounds, John Day
This is the 25th anniversary banquet for the John
Day Chapter of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation.
The event includes raffles with several prizes up for
grabs. Guests are welcome, but must be accompanied
by a current RMEF member. For information on tick-
et package prices, reserving a sponsor table, RMEF
membership and more, call Georgia Boethin, 541-620-
0697.
• 8 a.m., John Day Golf Course
Registration starts at 8 a.m. and tee-off is at 9 a.m.
The cost is $40 a person or $150 per four-person team,
which includes green fees and cart. Proceeds go toward
expenses for Nathan Gehley, who will compete on the
Oregon State Golf Team at the upcoming Down Under
Sports International Games in Australia. A by-donation
hamburger feed will follow. Several items will be on the
auction block, including firewood and a 32-inch flat-
screen TV. Payment may be made out to Down Under
Sports and sent to Krista Gehley, P. O. Box 36, John Day,
OR 97845. For more information, email NateGSDU@
gmail.com.
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ers set for April 29 in Baker City
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JOHN DAY – Registration
is underway for a local work-
shop on tourism to connect
visitors with local ranches,
local foods, and recreation.
The John Day River Ter-
ritory, Travel Oregon and the
Eastern Oregon Visitors As-
sociation are offering the Ag-
riculture & Culinary Tourism
Business Workshop in two
locations: May 5-6 in Con-
don and May 20-21 in John
Day.
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will offer information on
agritourism experiences and
opportunities,
successful
ventures, business structure,
marketing strategies, and
promotion.
People can register online
at JohnDayRiverTerritory.
com or by contacting Janet at
janetd@eoni.com.
Long Creek folks
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LONG CREEK – The and prizes, along with an auc-
second annual Long Creek tion of artwork and special
volunteer appreciation dinner items – including a baby goat
packed the house, drawing – to round out the evening.
The April 4 event raised
more than 160 people to the
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Long Creek Volunteer Fire
ambulance volunteers.
The crowd dined on tri- Department and Ambulance
tip dinner, prepared by local Service. Proceeds will help
cooks and served by students buy safety equipment and pay
for training expenses.
at the school.
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at the Long Creek event.
regulations and policies that af-
fect landowners.
Registration is due by Fri-
day, April 24. Contact OSU
Extension Forester Bob Parker
at541-523-6418 to sign up.
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