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Heppner Gazette Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, March 12, 1997 - THREE
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Living history planned at museum
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"Live mannequins" pictured above are Tai Sweek, Genny Sneddon,
Amanda Sneddon and Jenm Patton
A living history display featuring
vintage costumes worn by local
junior high and high school
students will be held at the
Morrow County Museum in
Heppner following the St Patrick's
parade Saturday approximately
between 2-3 p m
Morrow County Museum
Director Marsha Sweek says this
is the first time something of this
kind has been held at the museum
She says that she hopes to have
living history scenes in each
historical room at the museum and
in the nearby school house.
Rami Sheddon and Karen
Morgan assisted in the display,
"with a lot of cooperation with the
junior high and high school."
H olland fam ily finds lucky sham rock
On the run all day Saturday,
trying not to miss any of the
events? Sunday is an opportunity
to relax, first with a great
breakfast sponsored by the
Willow Creek Golfers, followed
by the church of your choice.
Then drive down to see the
Sheep Dog Trials at the Thomp­
Folk quartet to perform Saturday
son Ranch.
Fifty sheep dog handlers have
entered a total of 80 dogs for the
two-day event, held March 15-
16. Competitors will be coming
from seven states and as far away
as Wyoming, Alaska and south­
ern California, and will be vying
for prizes in three classes.
Chairperson Mary Hamilton said,
"One spectator is coming from
Vancouver just so her daughter
can watch because she saw the
movie, 'Babe'." (As far as this
writer knows, there are no pigs at
these dog trials.)
Spectators may wish to watch
a bit of roping, but be sure to
plan for the auction, the lamb
barbecue and entertainment by
the "Outhouse Singers," all
located at the fair pavilion.
Scheduling gives everyone the
chance to get an up-close pre­
view of the auction items, while
enjoying music by former
Heppnerites Ron and Joe Mc­
Donald.
Tantalizing lamb by chef
Harrison may be eaten prior to,
during or after the auction, with
inside tables provided.
"Auction chairperson Doris
Brosnan and committee have put
in long hours," said Chamber
manager Claudia Hughes. "Now
the success depends on bidders.
It is the auction that funds on­
going St. Paddy celebrations and
the barbecue that provides south
Morrow County scholarship
funds. Both make a great finale
to the busy weekend."
Mrs. O'Leary's stew
feed set for Friday
The Cascadia Folk Quartet
will perform at the Heppner
Junior High Gymnasium on
Saturday, March 16, for an
evening of family entertainment
The performance will begin at
7:30 p.m.
The Cascadia Folk Quartet
have performed in Heppner a
number of times as the
Whamadiddle Dingbats. One of
the songs they have recorded is
Hammer Dulcimer.
Tickets for the performance
are available at Murray Drugs
and will be available Saturday at
the information booth on main
street. Cost is $5 for adults and
$3 for 12 years and under.
The Cascadia Folk Quartet is
sponsored by the St. Patrick's
Day Committee.
about the 1903 Heppner Flood.
They perform with many dif­
ferent instruments, including the
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$ 50,000
goal: buy a
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of Fame.
Don't miss Mrs. O'Leary's
Irish Beef Stew Feed, Friday,
March 14, from 5 to 7 pm. at St.
Patrick's Senior Center on Hepp-
ner's Main Street.
"The stew is delicious as are
our fresh baked rolls, coleslaw,
and desserts," said Jean Brazell
of the United Methodist Church.
The
Heppner
United
Methodist Church has sponsored
the event for nine years. Pro­
ceeds are used to help this church
better serve the community, said
Brazell. Charges are $5 for
adults, $2 for children 6-12, and
dinner for children five and
under is free. Take-outs are
available. "It's a wonderful time
of
fellowship,"
concluded
Brazell.
Willow Creek W ater Park
The last day to buy
a brick is M ay 31st
A big thanks to these supporters:
Wall of Fame
Friends of the Pool
Sunday events wrap
up the weekend
Dale Holland and his children. Matt, six. and Bry an, five, found the
St Patrick's Shamrock.
The Hollands, who had been following the clues in the paper,
discovered the shamrock at the antique cement mixer located near the
Christmas tree on Main Street in Heppner
They were presented with a one-fourth ounce gold American Eagle
coin by Linda LaRue of the Bank of Eastern Oregon
The Shamrock Hunt was sponsored by the Heppner Gazette-
Times and the Bank of Eastern Oregon
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Patrons of the Pool
Cork & Jim Norene
Mrs. Velva Bechdolt
Glen & Joyce Ward
Pendleton
Clayton & Harriet (Hager) Shaw
Hermann Blettell
Dennis D. Doherty
Munkers Farms
Kenneth Peck
Grieb Farms, Inc., Lexington
Lucile Peck
Robert & Sharon Harrison
Charlie & Marcia Anderson
Hal & Joyce Dinkins
John & Pat Edmundson
Red Apple Central Market
Mr & Mrs Jeff Cutsforth & Family
Forrie & Gail Burkebine
Wilkinson Ranch
Robert D. Rolen, III, O.D.
Gene and Luvilla Sonstegard
Pioneer Memorial Hospital & Auxiliary
Doctor of Optometry
Willow Creek County Club
Soroptimist Club
Fred G. Painter
Linda A. Shaw
U.S. Navy, retired
Boardman Pharmacy and Hardware
Carol & Raymond Michael
Gail Hughes
Dick & Lynnea Sargent
Heppner Garden Club
Betty Pfeiffer
In Memory of A. K.'Lucky' Felt
- Velma B. Felt & Family
Louis & Betty Carlson
for eight grandkids
Mike & Julie Kilkenny
Susan & Ernie Atkins
Graybeal Distributing, Pendleton
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Power Rents
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Enjoy! Dan & Doris Brosnan
Allstott & Gentry Construction Co.
Champions of the Pool
Kinzua Corporation 1994
Bricks
Howard & Jo Pettyjohn
(The first brick was purchased
by Jo Pettyjohn. I 1/4/92)
Terrel Benge
Mary A. Benge
Shane Laughlin
Lottie Laughlin
R & S Palmer
In Memory of Tom Huston
Food Fun 4-H Club- 1992
Munchers 4-H Club - 1992
Mike Haugen (from Dorothy Henderson)
Jesse Kempas
Bob & Suzanne Jepsen
Bill & Nancy Jepsen & Family
Lennie Hanna, Class o f '67
Mike Adams Family
Kewayne and Mary Haguewood
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Ernistine Smith & Lucy Curtis)
Corey Breeding
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Patrick & Nadine O'Brien
Walter Pilgrim
Karen Beck
Alan Beck
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Lynn Bibby
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E.W Brinda
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Patricia Bell
Betty Pfeiffer
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Erin, Kirsten, Megan (from John <£ Pat Edmundson)
R.J. Fan-ens, 12-30-88
J.D. Farrens, 11-13-87
Connie & Pepper Farrens
Dr Robert Rolen, Optometrist
D & D Brosnan
Jeanette Padberg
Archie Padberg
Allen Hughes (from Gail Hughes)
Stephanie C (from Jeff d Missy Cutsforth)
Lindsay C. (from J e ff & Missy Cutsforth)
Rx Ranch, Rod and Meg
Ralph & Sally Walker
L.E Dick
Bill & Rena Marquardt
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John and Rene Ledbetter
Heppner Swim Club (from Peggy Fisher
& Shirley George)
In Memory of Claude Graham (from Luvilla Sonstegard)
In Memory of Helen Painter (heart) (from Fred Painter)
Drew Brannon (from Fred Painter)
In Memory of Bob Runmon (from Jim Barratt)
Orval Matheny
Pauline Matheny
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Bunker Hill School (from Paul & Betty Brown)
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Julianne Carlson (heart)
Louis & Betty Carlson (heart) fro m Clint
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Pauline Hughes fro m Gail Hughes)
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Josh Winters from Dick Sargent)
Colin Anderson (star)
Claire Anderson (star)
M & N Mahoney (Mike & Nicole Mahoney)
Ken and Carri Greib Family
Cal & Bev Sherman
Osmin Ranch, since 1888
Marcy Miller
Corey Miller
Merry and Russ Brannon (heart) from Fred Painter)
Bob & Aloha Despain
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