Etcetera June 2

Cattlemen award

three scholarships

Recipients the Whitman County Cattlemen's Association Scholarships for 2016 include Gracie Dickerson of St. John and Tyler Kincaid and Kenton Lyman of Colfax. Each plans to pursue a course of study in an agriculture related field.

Association president Kim Weerts said all of the applicants have obviously worked very hard in school and participated in numerous school and extracurricular activities. The cattlemen were impressed by their applications and their desire to work and promote the industry of agriculture in years to come.

Wheatland potluck

Wheatland Grange potluck picnic will be Wednesday, June 8, 6:30 p.m., at Wheatland Grange at the intersection of Highway 23 and Trunkey Road. Bring a potluck dish and eating utensils. A grill will be provided.

Kamiak program

The next Whitman County Parks evening campfire program at Kamiak Butte County Park Saturday, June 4, will featured Dave Dolezilek, Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, for a presentation on “The Power of the Palouse.” This program begins at 6:30 p.m. in the Kamiak Butte Amphitheater.

Dahmen Barn

high tea June 4

Theme for the Dahmen Barn's annual fundraising tea June 4 is "A Grand Tour of Europe " with live and silent auctions and a high tea.

The menu will features cuisine from many European countries. Participants can compete for a prize by wearing a European themed costume.

Call The Shop at the Barn to order tickets. 509-229-3655

Concert series

set at Dahmen

Dahmen Barn in Uniontown will begin its second annual summer concert series June 11. Six performances are scheduled, two each in June, July and August. All will start at 7 p.m. with $15 admission. Tickets will be sold only at the door, beginning at 6:15 p.m. Wawawai Canyon wine and beer will be offered.

The schedule is as follows:

June 11: The Palouse Jazz Project, a jazz sextet comprised of faculty members from the Lionel Hampton School of Music at the University of Idaho. The group performs jazz standards and original arrangements and compositions.

The Wes Weddell Band, a Seattle group with local ties. Leader Wes Weddell, called a "modern day Woody Guthrie," graduated from Pullman high school in 1998. Brian Hoskins on keyboard was in the 1998 graduating class at WSU. Preview them at http://www.wesweddell.com.

July 9: Bridges Home, Dave and Tami Gunter, dual lead vocalists and multi-instrumentalists, performing Americana, Celtic, Roots & Originals. In the trio format, Bridges Home adds bass, three-part harmonies, foot percussion and miscellaneous other instruments to the musical mix.

http://www.bridgeshomemusic.com

July 23: Lucky Rowland and Keith Ochoa, two local musicians who play Country Rock. After high school Lucky discovered his passion for singing and riding bulls. He pursued a professional bull riding career and won many contests throughout the US and Canada.

August 6: Greg and Caridwen Spatz, a northwest folk maestros who will showcase fiddle and twin-fiddle playing from a gamut of styles - Celtic, eastern European, French Canadian, old-time and bluegrass - but highlights most of all Caridwe's uniquely haunting and multilingual vocals.merizing. https://www.reverbnation.com/mightysquirrel.

August 20: Nu-Blu North Carolina group returns with lively and entertaining version of Americana-bluegrass music to audiences across the nation year-round.

http://www.nu-blu.com/ music/.

Births

Whitman County Gazette, June 2, 2016

At Pullman Regional Hospital

Agostinelli, Jori Lynn, born May 17, at eight pounds, 15 ounces, to Ryan and Sariah Agostinelli, Clarkston. Paternal grandparents are Gino and Linda Agostinelli, Post Falls, Idaho. Maternal grandparents are Robert and and Loretta White.

Taylor, Teagen Michele, born May 17 at six pounds, five ounces, to Jennah Smith and Trevor Taylor, Pullman. Paternal grandparents are Christine and Scott Dudley, Oak Harbor, Wash. Maternal grandparents are Dennis and Michele Smith, Davenport, Iowa.

Henderson, Emma Rose, born May 19 at seven pounds, seven ounces, to Ambyr and Justin Henderson, Pullman. Paternal grandparents are Linda and Corry Cornish, Thermopolis, Wyo., and Kevin and Stacy Henderson, Santa Rosa, Calif. Maternal grandparents are Jackie and Larry Hodgson, Star Valley Ranch, Wyo. Baby joins sister Quinn, 2.

Stamper-Liddle, Kingston Ramsey, born May 19 at nine pounds, six ounces, to Ramsey and Leslie Stamper, Pullman. Paternal grandparents are Gerry and Lynn Stamper, Clarkston, and Leslie Liddle and Dave Calvert, Lacey, Wash. Maternal grandparent is John Nedrow, Lewiston. Baby joins brother Conner, 12.

Olson, Deacon Patrick, born May 21 at eight pounds, 12 ounces, to Jake and Kandace Olson, Colfax. Paternal grandparent is Linda Olson, Colfax. Maternal grandparents are Steve and Edie Mader, Pullman. Baby joins brother Roman, 7 and sister Emma, 5.

Palmer, Charlotte Jo, born May 21 at seven pounds, seven ounces, to Tyson and Elisha Palmer, Palouse. Paternal grandparents are Stacia Palmer, Federal Way, Wash., and Chad Palmer and Lisa Adair, Garfield. Maternal grandparents are Robert and Susan Lopez, Palouse.

Krieger, Jayden Daniel, born May 22 at six pounds, six ounces, to Justin and Heather Krieger, Pullman.

McKinnon, Mila May, born May 24 at eight pounds, seven ounce, to Brett and Brianna McKinnon, Moscow. Paternal grandparents are Dave and Joy McKinnon, Firth, Idaho. Maternal grandparents are Ryan and Allison Boyer, Firth, Idaho. Baby joins sisters Cambria, 8, Maci, 3 and brother Coleston, 5.

Savoy, Theodore Ozan Aligi, born May 25 at eight pounds, two ounces, to Joe and Alisa Savoy, Pullman. Maternal grandparent is Ann Bozer, Pullman. Baby joins brother Brent, 3.

Carlson, Finnley Louis, born May 26 at eight pounds, 11 ounces, to Jenny and Bryan Carlson, Pullman. Paternal grandparents are Gerhard and Terry Carlson, Northport, Wash. Maternal grandparents are Mary Lou Mermilliod, Riverside, Calif., and Ray King, Chandler, Ariz. Baby joins sister Lily, 2.

Cridlebaugh, Mackenzie Elise, born May 28 at eight pounds, 12 ounces, to Fiona and Brandon Cridlebaugh, Pullman. Baby joins sister Makayla, 11.