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Pennant bearers accompany court
Pennant bearers for the 2000
Morrow County Fair and Oregon
Trail Pro Rodeo are Lacey Davis,
Nicole
Wilson,
Jessica
Wainwright, Megan Elizabeth
McCabe, Megan Healy, Genia
Grant and Crystal Weseman.
Lacey Davis is the 15-year-old
daughter of Ted and Mary Ann
Davis. Lacey attends Heppner
High School as a freshman. She
participates in Wranglers Riding
Club and is in Horse and Sheep
4-H. Lacey spends most of her
free time riding and training colts
for herself and others also. Lacey
considers is an honor to represent
Morrow County Fair and Oregon
Trail Pro Rodeo this year as a
pennant bearer.
past five years. In her spare time
she likes riding her horse and
baby-sitting.
Jessica Wainwright is the
daughter of Buz and Stacey
Wainwnght of Heppner. She has
a younger brother Jason. Jessica
is very involved with dog, horse
and sheep 4-H. Her hobbies are
basketball and riding. She will be
a eighth grader this coming fall
at Heppner Junior High School
where she has been an honor
student. The horse Jessica will be
using this summer is named Jazz.
Megan Healy is the 15-year-
old daughter of Faith and John
Healy of Heppner. She will be a
sophomore in the fall at Heppner
High School. Megan is a member
of the Wranglers Riding Club
and enjoys water skiing and
volleyball. She has shown 4-H
swine for the past four years and
also participates in 4-H horse.
Megan is honored to represent
Morrow County Fair and Oregon
Trail Pro Rodeo this year as a
pennant bearer. She will be
riding her thoroughbred gelding
Davey.
Megan Elizabeth McCabe is
the daughter of Kevin and Lori
McCabe of Lexington. Megan is
an honor student at the lone
Schools. She participates in
volleyball, basketball, softball
and community activities. Megan
is also active in 4-H, doing both
sewing and swine. Megan is
continuing a long family
tradition by helping promote
Morrow County. She looks
forward to the fair and rodeo this
year.
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Crystal Weseman, a student at
Columbia Middle School, is the
daughter of Carolyn Maret. She
has a brother Matt. Crystal’s
favorite things are her horse,
rabbits, softball, basketball and
spending time with her family.
She shows pigs and rabbits in 4-
H. Crystal also served as a with
the 1998 Court.
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Bonnie Grant and the late Mike
Grant. She attends Heppner High
School. Gema has two older
brothers, an older sister and a
younger sister. Her hobbies are
volleyball,
basketball
and
softball. Gema is looking
forward to representing Morrow
County at various places this
summer.
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Basketmaking
demo planned
for the fair
Relive history by watching
baskets being made from start to
finish at the Morrow County Fair
on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, Aug. 16-18, from
approximately 11 a.m.- 7 p.m.
The
basketmaking
demonstrations are sponsored by
Artisan Village, a new Heppner
business on 288 North Main
Street.
The demonstration will be
outside under the trees near the
Old Beef Bam at the fair. Look
for a striped green and white
canopy.
Each day, in addition to the
basketweaving, there will be a
different display of a specific
grouping of basket types, which
will include some historic
information. Traditional style
baskets from the Appalachians
and colonial days, wicker style
baskets including those from
reed and willow and baskets
representing various Indian tribes
will be on display at some time
during the three days of
demonstrations.
Each person who stops by to
watch and learn may also enter
his or her name for a drawing for
a free basket (one of those made
during the demo time). An
information sheet on the new
business and how to take classes
will also be available.
Demonstrators will be Bonnie
Wenberg, skilled basketmaker
from Artisan Village, which
opens Sunday, Aug. 13, and
Heidi, Nels and Mindy Wenberg.
Bonnie has taken over 50
basket classes, including some
from leading basketmakers in the
United States and also teachers
from Japan and England. She has
taught
basketmaking
in
Wisconsin, Colorado, Vermont,
Michigan,
North
Carolina,
Indiana and Washington at major
basketmaker’s conventions. She
had a basket shop in Arlington,
Washington (Puget Sound) from
1996-1999.
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Genia Grant is the daughter of
Nicole Wilson is the daughter
of Tracy and Shawna Wilson of
Lexington. She will be a
sophomore at Heppner High
School this fall. She plays
volleyball and participates in
Wranglers Horse Club. Nicole
has been in sheep 4-H for the
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Can you or someone that you
know cook a "mean pot of chili"?
The 5th annual Morrow
County Chili Cook-Off will be
held on Friday, August 18.
Cooking begins at 10 a.m.
The rules are simple and one
can find them in the Morrow
County Fair Premium Book on
page 140.
All residents of Morrow
County or an employee of a
business in Morrow County are
invited
to
participate.
Registration
deadline
is
Thursday, August 17, at 5 p.m. at
the Fair Office, 676-9474:
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