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iC M .H TTW llrppnrr C i l r t t o - T l a n llrppnrr. O r r ( N Mrdnr«day. D rrrm b rr S, IM I ‘Annie'delights large crowd of Heppner theatergoers pho»o» courtesy of Heppner High School Christy Rothbun (le ft), Ale* Lindsay and Theresa Lindsay dance to their evil plans to get to "Easy Street". By Jl M I N I W V \T H K K H lK I) Over 30 students, faculty mem bers and their wives and a support ive group of townspeople under the direction of lairry Cerullo delighted the more than 700 adults and child ren who attended the Heppner High School s Drama Club presentation of (he Stephen Friedman lew is Allen musical "Annie We understand 67 viewed the dress rehersal, 2ao atten d4*d the Thursday night. Nov 2». show and over 400 saw it on Friday. Nov 30 The leading rolls were handled nicely by student Wanda Kilrv as School lunch menus photo courtesy of Heppner High School Renee Strothers (Left), Wanda Riley and Dave Sinkevitch return from a night at the movies in "NYC". lo n e S c h o o ls Spicy brew began as greeting The tra d itio n al wassail bowl, brimming with its hot. aromatic spiced fruit punch, has been the highlight of Kuropeun holiday galh erinjts for centuries The term "wassail," an Old Kng lish and Old Norse grorting meaning "he in good health." was first used as a toast hy the medieval Knglish Because most toasting was done at holiday times, "wassail" came to mean, by the 16th century, the traditional spiced ale served on Twelfth Night, Christmas Kve, and New Year's Kve Now. merrymakers on this side of the world can enjoy a new version of this traditional spicy brew with two non alcoholic wassail recipes Belgian Wassail uses apple cider mulled with oranges, lemons, sugar and spices for a mellow, warming punch And simmer apple juice with orange, pineapple and lemon juice, sugar and spices for tangy Christ mas Wassail Belgian W assail 1 gallon ' 16 cups < apple cider 2 oranges 2 lemons 1 cup sugar tablespoon whole allspice 2 sticks cinnamon 1 quart (4 cups) cold water Squeeie the juice from oranges and lemons Put juice aside Boll orange and lemon rinds with spices and water Simmer one hour Strain and add sugar, cider and juice Serve hot Serves 20 Christmas W assail 1 gallon 1 16 cup* ' apple juice 1 quart i4 cups > orange juice 2 cup* lemon juice P * cup* sugar one 16 ounce can frozen pineapple juice, thawed 2 cinnamon sticks 2 teaspoon cloves Put all ingredients in pan and heat to boiling Simmer for one hour Serves 24 BL M asks for 1 ft. * summer job llrppnrr Flrnirntary Friday. Dec 7 beef stew, cottage cheese, fruit. French bread, and milk, or salad bar and milk Monday. Dec 10-sloppy Joe on a Inin celery with cheese fruit, gra ham crackers, and m ilk, or salad liar and milk Tuesday , Dec II hot turkey sand wiches. vegetable, cherry pie, and milk Wednesday. Dec 12 pizza, salad, fruit crunch and milk Thursday . Dec 13 beef gravy with potatoes peanut butter with celery, fruit, bread with butter, and m ilk . or salad bar and milk Monday. Dec 10 scalloped pota toes, little smokies, buttered vegr tables, applesauce and milk Tuesday, Dec 11 fish wedges, cab bagr salad, buttered vegetables, dessert and milk, or salad bar and milk Wednesday, Dec 12-oven fried chicken, potato salad, carrot sticks, bread and butter, fruit and m ilk . or salad bar and milk Thursday. Dec- 13 ham and nood les muffins, buttered vegetable*, fruit and milk, or salad bar and milk Friday. Dec 14clam chowder, tuna sandwiches, peanut butter sandwiches pickles, crackers, de* serf, and milk Heppner High School Monday, Dec luburntos. peas and carrots, lettuce salad, dessert, and milk Tuesday, Dec I I fried chicken, scalloped potatoes, muffins, fruit and milk, or salad bar and milk Wednesday, Dec 12 barbecued pork on a bun. macaroni salad, pears, cookie and milk or salad t>ar and milk Thursday . Dec 13 tuna and nood les. green beans, rolls, fruit and milk or salad bar and milk Friday. Dec 14 tomato soup toas led cheese sandwiches, salad, doughnut*, and milk -------- T A * __ F E N C E B U IL D IN O F IE L D D A Y ^ applicants ¡VH tu rinn N E W Z E A L A N D L IV E S T O C K About 150 summer jobs, ranging from archaeology to surveying, are available with the Bureau of laind Management in Oregon and Wash ington. according to William G le a veil BI.M director for the two states leaved said applications are furn ished at any BI.M office in Oregon and Washington or can be obtained hy mail from Bureau of U n d Management. I ’ O Bo* 2W45. Port land. Oregon t*720B The applications will be received between December I and January 15 at Division of Personnel Services. Bureau of laind Management. Den ver Service Center. Building 50. IVnver Federal Center, Denver. Colorado SOUS Job opportunities are in locations scattered throughout the two states Other jobs for which seasonal employees will be hired include work with fisheries, plants, soils, wildlife, mapping, engineering, for estry. fire control, park mainten ance. geology, hydrology, range management, lands, and recreation C O NTRO L SYSTEMS j WHEN: W e d n e s d a y , Dec. 12 10 a . m . to 2 p.m. WHERE: M o r r o w County G ra in G ro w e rs , Lexington Annie and teacher Dave Sinkevitch as Daddy Warbucks Student Kenee Struthers was a fine, believable secretary. Grace Farrell Theresa Lindsay and her brother Alex land say were outstanding as the tipsy, villianous orphanage manager Miss lianmgan and her shyster brother. Booster lianmgan. who connived to gain the *50.uo<) that Daddy War bucks was offering to Annie s real parents Christy Kathbun as U ly SI Kegis. Rooster * woman, carried her part well, also These above principals were able to sing the popular songs well, project their lines well and perform several dance sequence* nicely The Cerul lo s dog Buffy, was a scene stealer as Handy The musical contains two acts Act I is divided into eight scenes and Act II into five scenes The time was during Franklin Koosevrlt's first administration when the great de pression was the dominating factor of national life The setting was mainly in New York City, at the municipal orphanage ont he streets, around a bonfire in Hooverville and in Oliver Warbucks' Fifth Avenue mansion In Act II. Scene 3. the leads appeared in the cabinet room of the White House In the Hooverville and White house scenes, a group of adults with outstanding vocal talents augment id the student cast Jane Rawlins, former drama coach, recruited Fol ly Bigelow, Dave Hampton. Nadine Toombs Ron Toombs, Cathy Bar ker, Connie Hammons and Bill Baker to portray the destitute Ifoov ervillites and then later the disting uished govermental leaders who su rrou n ded w h e e lc h a ir bound Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who was playid effectively by Joe McI>onald Director Cerullo appeared briefly as a depression time apple seller in New York City The chorus of girls who were confined with Annie in the municipal orphanage included Soft Struthers. Christy Warren Beth Forrar. Joyce lyn Ferrell. Kim Stookey, Dina Ruiz. ^ A f ^ I N il M I » (M n * b I » o w -1 t -I IN C . U N .M I L I A but n r f. .C . 0 . A . c . CM CU M U t D t lA K fM L N T r F»vN4, * Ü ÍÜ Wt I- M »• U I CE M sAN t.i n u l UAL L 1' L C O . H U W fc W iSlW SS BYliUMli I 11*1 l . U h f U « A l IU N COI T • 0 I LU ÎM I C NAMOO ‘ .Ml • » K R M FKUU C O U N T Y NO 1QR rtXM MORROW C O U N T Y I A * C O L L I. C N U K ÎM W I . 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TMWfST UT I I I TIEG F K*)D Fl T f KHON » K JCWtLEFrB SA I F ( UWOF4T HIN 790. 1 2 200.00 423.9% 200.00 •00.00 734.50 225.00 209.09 MOKKUW COUNTY CLJUK T 200.00 MOSTI TM Morrow County Court Orders for October, 1984 W HAT: H a n d s on a c t u a l f e n c e b uilding M a te ria ls & Techniques The A p p l i c a t i o n o f N e w Z e a l a n d f e n c i n g p r o d u c t s & th e use of these> p r o d u c t s in n e w & o l d f e n c i n g techniques. 10*03-84 10-03-84 10-03-84 10-03-84 10-03-84 10-03-84 10-17-84 10-24-84 Ordinance IMC-C-4-84 establishing a Weed Control District for Morrow County and amending March 10, 1984 ordinance. Declaration of Emergency 4 Public Bidding Exemption by Contract Review Board In the Matter of Purchasing a Front-End Loadar. Resolution regardlnj Morrow County Retirement Plan. Petition for Order Designating Newapaper. Order-allowing two tax refund«. Resolution and Order creating e new Line item end tranaferrlng funds within Revenue Sharing. Professional Services Contract between Morrow County end Sam Pobana, M.D. Order-allowing one tax refund. i.rbara Blood.worth Clark of th. Morrow County Court P u b lis h e d Dncnm bm 5, '9 8 4 9 " ) 5 I i ) 9|1 14 l.L ' n ) 3 0 0 .0 0 2 8 2 • 4 0 3 5 9 5 .0 7 DONNA F ILAFUW SK. 1 N .W . 676-5260 Jo a n Records I J l A 4 N T A C IF I C All Bouquets ^ thru Dec. 25 1 0 » » | M E N TA * C X T t o f Hk.AF 1YVW4 KELLY b ao c r f a » 1» I L N U T U M . S 10% OFF 20 R U A Li A M . UM TR A N •* OK TAT IO N C O . MAN* OF t A K T t.K N O K LG O N C A B I t*A Y H A T ir K Y C O . C L V IA . UF UN». WON CUNF L M N C I 4 1 N ‘ s T 1 T U T C S » N F L U Y M IN t D I V IS I O N H IT H I S T U N T I F f K AUTO I f I N I AN 1 MAC M l Nt; »' Y C O . L A M S O N F F, ULA.K TS » I N I . , L t X 1 NO TON L U H K R y A M * N U . L U UNI« 1 A f N L 1 0 H Ì L I N I NOK S t RM OG • NUNN» L L k S U M * I L L I N C . F*AC I F I C MUTUA* F I N I A L TO N HLF * N LK F R I IU H B A (A A U T O F AK f|» k SU» F L Y T M i B A N K E R S L IF L C O . M O O I4 I L M h TFsULK k i i J U l F ' Stanley Tape Measure Q M KM A N A l AN bgg V S a n ta 's S p e c ia ls D IL I B C IT Y the costuming The set was con strutted by O n e lame aster, the Heppner High Chorus and the Read ing Class Kitty Bredmeier. Kevin M ore* and Dennis Warren worked with the sound and Gene O n e aster. Dwain Lewiston and Nancy Martin managed the lights Kym Warren was cue girl We sincerely congratulate Direc tor Cerullo and the outstanding cast and crew and thank them along with everyone involved for bringing "Annie" to Heppner Moniqur Allan, and Lisa Ferrell They all perfomed convincingly Kevin Florea played double roles as Bundles and also as Drake. War- bucks butler Fellow Warbucks servants were Wmdi Mitchell. Val Hager. Angela lewislon. Merry De Spain, Mary Ann Cerullo. Bobby Riehl and the accommodating Ken Curtis who came to help as a servant and as the dog catcher late in the preparation schedule other stu dents who had parts were Nancy Wright as a star to be and Mike Storm who doubled as a Marine guard and as Lt Ward In Scene I of Act II. a radio program "Hour of Smiles." the voices broadcast belonged to Dave Sinkevitch. MaryAnn Cerullo. Mar go Sinkevitch. Wanda Riley and I-arry Cerullo Most essential to the successful musical was the crew music director* were Kitty Bredemier and Margo Sinkevitch who also worked on choreography with husband Dave and Director lairry. and who stayed at the piano during the entire show, and also worked with Yal Volesky on 3 3 3 3 3 3 .
