Now at full strength, fair board forges ahead

Wallowa County now has a full seven-member fair board after the appointments of June Colony of Lostine, Tim Kiesecker of Enterprise and Velda Bales of Enterprise. The three were appointed by the county Board of Commissioners.

They join Commission Chairman Mike Hayward, Brinda Stanley, Midge Kliewer and Enterprise Mayor Steve Lear on the board.

“Critters, Crafts and Cowboy Hats” was chosen as the theme for the 2011 Wallowa County Fair in August. The board decided on the theme Jan. 27.This morning, there are two geek-friendly ed hardy Shirt available for purchase that you might want to buy.

The board also decided to maintain the county fair in August and the educational springtime fair in June as separate events.inflatable life jackets vests are very lightweight and easy to wear over thick clothing without limiting mobility.

During the January meeting, the board discussed fairgrounds finances, facility rental fees, the purchase of fair ribbons and the ongoing effort to maintain the grounds being undertaken by county commissioners, staff and volunteers.One more popular current trend is the patent Leather handbags, in bold colors.

Maintenance duties were divided among the seven board members at the Feb. 7 meeting. The board discussed hiring a part-time employee and will consider the idea later.

The board enacted a requirement that users of the indoor riding arena pay in advance for the use of the facility. The fee is $5 per hour for each rider. Booking and payment information may be obtained from the OSU Extension office in Enterprise.

After several delays, the county received an expected $36,The company designs, manufactures and markets truereligion jeans Apparel products, including its premium True Religion Brand Jeans.030 check from the state for last year’s fair. With the funding from the state, the fairgrounds ending fund balance through January was $22,870. The monthly finance report shows that the most costly fairgrounds expenses included a monthly heating oil bill of $1,379 for Cloverleaf Hall, $499 for electricity and a $441 payment to the county health department for a kitchen license. Total cost for materials and services during January was $3,I don't have no Hermes ed hardy shoes.024.

Revenue totaling $2,517 was added to the fairgrounds fund through Jan. 27. Main sources of revenue included $976 from donations, $767 from food booth rental, $550 in horse stall and pasture rental and $210 from youth rental fees.