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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 21,1997 - FIVE
CRP efforts awarded
Play truly a county-wide production
Left to right: M erilee M cD ow ell, Jan e t G reenup and Bob Krein
The U.S. Department of
Agriculture Natural Resources
Conservation Service presented
local awards for assistance
provided
to
the
John
Day/Umatilla Basin during the
15th CRP sign-up.
Janet Greenup, Morrow Soil
and Water Conservation District
manager, Merilee McDowell,
Morrow
Soil
and
Water
Conservation District office
manager, and Bob Krein, Oregon
Department of Fish and Wildlife
district biologist, accepting on
behalf of himself and his staff,
Russ Morgan, assistant wildlife
biologist, received plaques.
Over 140 people performed
and over 300 attended "Mother
Goose
Madness", a play
sponsored by the Morrow County
Arts Council and funded by the
Morrow
County
Unified
Recreation District.
The play, "the initial county
wide theatrical venture with a
cast of hundreds aged five to 70",
was presented Monday, May 12,
at St. Patrick Church in Heppner.
"It turned out really well," said
assistant director Joyce Graff. "It
was a county wide effort,
definitely." Director was Shelly
Rietmann. The play was written
by Rietmann and Janet Scoubes.
Cast members are as follows:
The Easter Bunny-Jay Straley;
Newscaster-Paul
Marshall;
Christmas Book-Lonme Rill; Old
Mother
Hubbard-Elizabeth
Allen; Santa-A1 Trachsel; Mother
Goose-Lori Straley; Goslings-
Ten
Straley
and
Emily
Thompson; The "Muffin Man"
directed by Jill Scanlan and
performed by the Riverside Jazz
Choir-Mike Abernathy, Julie
Daniels, Rene Eppenbach, Lynsi
Garcia, Samantha Henry. Cory
Koertje, Peter Muniz, Rachel
Sebastian, Robby Shaw, Jeannie
Sturgeon, Todd Copenhaver,
Sandra Dieter, Jaime Ford,
Christina Gutierrez, Chris House,
Jessica Moore, Cheryle Rodgers,
Tim Segura and Lindsay Wolff;
"Hey Diddle Diddle": Cat-Ashley
Collette,
Fiddle/Trombone-
Jasmine Hankins, Sheep-Knstina
Yoder, Moon-Henry Myers,
Dish-Heather Quansa, Fork-
Erica Hancock; Mary-Casey
Peterson; The Three Little Pigs-
Emily Rietmann, Regina Seitz,
Kati Kilkenny; Little Red Riding
Hood-Kelly Straley; Cinderella-
Rachel Sebastian; Grumpy-
Rachael Conner; Dopey-Corey
Harris; Sleepy-Tony Myers.
"A Dream Is a Wish Your
Heart Makes"-sung by Rachel
Sebastian, accompanied by
Deborah Wryn; Three Blind
Mice-Joe
Bacon,
Ashley
Collette, Henry Myers; Snow
White-Tiffany Conner; Jack with
his Beanstalk-Tara Hancock;
Beauty-Abby Kahl; Chicken-
Julie
Watkins;
"Twinkle,
Heppner
Twinkle" Ballet- performed by
Aflan Betzmger, Kylie Doherty,
Kate Kendrick, Kendra Rayburn,
Jenna Bowman, Kelsie Fox,
Meghan Orr, Stephanie Smithe,
choreographed
by
Cherte
Westphal; Pied Piper-Michelle
Quarisa; Wolf-Alicia Tafoya;
"The Lost Fairy Tale"-above
ballerinas, accompanied by The
Flutist Q, Sheena Shank,
Courtney Nelson, directed by
Kan Keown; Pecos Bill-Lonnie
Rill; Winken, Blinken and Nod-
Ethan, Brent and Taylor Parks;
"Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star"-
sung by the lone Middle School
Choir-Adrienne
Swanson,
Charissa
Gates,
Jennifer
Thompson, Allison Halvorsen,
Shelby Krebs, Katie Bacon and
Salli McElligott, accompanied by
Ron Neighom; Old Lady in a
Shoe-Keatra Jenson; Children-
Heather Quarisa, Cindy Ayala,
Erica
Hancock,
Tammy
Rutherford.
Jack-Megan Healy; Jill-Eva
Chitty; Mistress Mary-Sara
Barrows; Little Miss Muffet-
Nova Rietmann "I Just Love
Spiders and Snakes"-sung by the
Sentimentalists-Gayle Arbogast,
Rita Britt, Doris Brosnan, Molly
Day, Norma French, BonnaRae
Miller,
Barbara
Pettyjohn,
Lynnea
Sargent,
Luvilla
Sonstegard; Humpty Dumpty-
Billy Gates; Old King Cole's
Jester-Jordan Graff; "Old King
Cole”-sung by the Ralph Werner
Singers-Blake Allstott, Ariel
Johnson, Conor Kilkenny, Larena
Penturf, Brian Smith, Alicia
Tafoya, Adam Wight, Eli Burke,
Sibbea Jones, Courtney Nelson,
Sheena Shank, Zach Skaggs,
Tylynn Smith, Ben Turrell,
directed by Ralph Wemer.
Set designers were Mark and
Astnd Bruno; costumer was
Casey Costumes; back stage
director was Lela Gnbskov with
assistants, Cammie Crum and
Maggie Armato.
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