One might think that the current election crisis will foster more cynicism and apathy about politics, and that, whatever the eventual outcome, we will be left with a weak presidency and a weak country. My own guess is that we might or might not have a weak one-term president, but that factors other than the election will determine that. Imnaha News by Marge Siedleman Rodeo Club met last Friday for their annual meeting and prime rib dinner and was attended by about 45 people. Year-end awards were given out and Del Stanley won the Old Timer's buckle, the men's buckle was won by Toby Stanley, the women's by Tammy Warnock, the teen's by Jessica Howard, the junior's by Caleb Howard, and the peewee's by Jessie Kolhepp. Winter has started to descend its silence upon us.
Winter is nature's rest season.
We humans invent holidays and many activities to keep us busy all year. Hopefully this year we will all find time to experience nature's winter ways, finding time to experience silence, rest and calm. When spring does burst upon us, maybe we will not have to run so hard to catch up. An unusually exciting affair happened near here Thursday. So the Enterprise and Wallowa High volleyball teams come rolling home from the state tourney, one with a trophy and the other with the right to say, at least, that it's been to the big dance.