D ecember 21, 1994 • D ie P o rtland O bserver
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HIGH IDESERT MUSEUM PRESERVES HISTORY
Pepsi-Cola is promoting
admission for children at two
nationally known museums in
central Oregon.
Pepsi is distributing special
edit ion cups trumpeting “Redis­
cover the West,” promoting the
Museum at Warm Springs and
The High Desert Museum in
Bend. Each cup includes cou­
pons offering free admission to
the museums for kids.
The cup features a native
American dancer, a gold miner
and a golden eagle with the cou­
pons and a description of each
museum on a background of
royal blue.
“We are proud to help sup­
port these Oregon non-profit
institutions that provide such a
valuable experience to visitors
young and old,” said Pepsi mar­
keting director Pat Duval of
Bend. “Celebrating our natural
and cultural heritage is an im­
portant part of society today.”
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Leon, a long-eared owl, is one of the
stars in The High Desert Museum's
birds-of-prey presentations.
Ancient Peoples
Brought To Life
TheHigh Desert Museum near Bend on the edge of the Deschutes National Forest is open every day except Christmas, New
The Museum at Warm Springs
displays the art and artifacts of the
Confederated Tribes o f the Wann
Springs Reservation as well as other
native nations.
U sing film and interactive
displays, the museum brings the
art and culture o f ancient people
to life. The museum in Warm
Springs, Ore. has achieved na­
tional prom inence and received
many aw ards.
The Joe Fedderson collection is
currently being displayed through
mid-December. It features the works
of a variety of art by 27 native Amer­
ican artists of22 indigenous nations.
“ Sisters o f the Earth: C on­
tem porary N ative Am erican C e­
ram ics,” opens Dec. 10. The ex ­
hibit features artists who draw
upon th eir native cultures and
beliefs to create contem porary
figurative works to reflect their
personal experiences.
Year’s and Thanksgiving.
he n a tu ra l a n d c u ltu r a l
heritage of the Interm ountain
W est comes alive at the High
Desert Museum near Bend.
When visitors tour the museum they take
part in live animal presentations on porcu­
pines, otters and birds-of prey.
A walk-through history lesson becomes
part of the fun in exhibits on forestry, a
settler’s cabin, small mill, sheepherder’s
wagon and Autzen Creek, a pond and ripar­
ian area.
Native American artifacts are featured
in special collections. Trailside exhibits on
nature, forestry and pioneer life abound in the
wonderment of the museum's grounds.
“The Changing Forest,” a brand-new
exhibit sponsored by the U S . Forest Serve,
explores the dynamics o f high desert ecosys­
tems and the challenges in managing them for
the future. The exhibit’s indoor/outdoor dis­
plays feature viewing scopes, mystery boxes
and moveable scrolls to create a close-up
experience with life in the forest.
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A young visitor at The High Desert Museum rings the bell for service at the Hi Loy
Mercantile in the Earle A. Chiles Center on the Spirit of the West.
Events scheduled for 1995 include Nick
Eggenhofer: Images of Frontier Transporta­
tion, a exhibit o f paintings and drawings of
mules, mudwagons and men. Homestead
Skills Showcase on Saturday, Feb. 11 is an
annual day of living history demonstrations
and hands-on activities focusing on pioneer
skills such as spinning, butter churning, w eav­
ing and hug hooking.
And annual Kids’ Day on Wednesday,
March 22, is held during spring break with
living history demonstrations along with ac­
tivities for the whole family such as soap
carving, crazy quilting and story telling.
The museum is located six miles south of
Bend on a 150-acre site bordering the
Deschutes National Forest. It was founded in
1974 as a non-profit organization and opened
to the public in 1982.
Admission is $5.50 for adults and $2.75
for children. Kids under 4 are free.
For more information call 382-4754 or
write to The High Desert Museum, 59800 S.
Highway 97, Bend, OR 97702-8933.
Central Oregon Museum To Run On Sunlight Power
Pacific Power is installing a
$ 100,000 solar power system at the
High Desert Museum near Bend,
marking the first commercial use of
photovoltaic power in Oregon.
Pacific Power is testing the
extent to which photovoltaics can
supplem ent the b u ild in g ’s elec­
tricity needs and reduce its use of
electricity from pow er lines.
T h e u tility w ill c o n d u c t
around-the-clock m onitoring o f
the pro ject and share the date
with the D epartm ent o f Energy
and Sandia N ational L aborato­
ries, co-sponsors o f the project.
“Tuming solar energy into com­
mercially, cost-effective power has
been one of the nation’s biggest ener­
gy challengers,” said Clark Satre,
Pacific Power district manager in
Bend. "Pacific Power’s installation
at the High Desert Museum under­
scores our leadership role in testing
this technology, which has great en­
vironmental benefits. It fits into our
sim ilar to a typical energy effi­
ciency m easure.
The solar system will reduce
the am ount o f e le c tric ity the
building requires. If the b u ild ­
in g 's energy requirem ents fall
below the solar system 's output,
the extra electricity will be add­
ed to Pacific P o w er’s electricity
grid.
The efficiency and life ex­
pectancy o f photovoltaic projects
have im proved considerably over
strategy to make renewable energy
part of our resource mix.”
Don Kerr, president of the mu­
seum, said the museum is delighted
to provide a site for Pacific Power to
research alternative power sources
like solar energy. The project nicely
supports a museum goal to promote
wise use of the region’s natural re­
sources.
Satre said the installation will
produce five kilow atts o f elec­
tricity and will have an effect
the p a s t d e c a d e , said M iles
Russell o f A scension T echnolo­
gy in W altham , M ass., the en g i­
neering firm for the project.
“ The panels we are using at
The High D esert Museum are the
largest in the industry and have
the highest pow er output,” he
said.
The environm ental benefits
also make photovoltaic attra c­
tive. Solar power produces no
em issions and is renewable.
Food Box
Packing And
Delivery
Schedule
V olunteers w ill start d e­
livering this y e a r’s C hristm as
Food Boxes at 0700 hours
(7:00 a.m .) on Friday, D ecem ­
ber 23, 1994 from both the
Sunshine D ivision and also
N ortheast Precinct, 449 N. E.
Em erson Street.
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