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Special Edition • Morrow County Fair and Rodeo • Heppner Gazette-Times, Wednesday, August 9.2006 - Page 7
4-H Snack Shack ready to
feed the hungry crowds
The 4-H Snack Shack produces the major source of
income for the Morrow County 4-H Leaders Council. The
council uses this income to provide such programs as 4-H
camp and materials for all 4-H program areas. The Leaders
Council also funds many fair awards. All 4-H members benefit
from the proceeds that are earned by the Snack Shack. Many
4-H leaders help in the Snack Shack at fair. They do this
because they understand how important the proceeds are to
the 4-H program. But, the leaders are so busy at fair it is not
right to ask them to take care of their 4-H club and then
work even longer in the Snack Shack.
Parents of 4-H members, this is an opportunity for you to
help your children and your child’s 4-H leader. Volunteer
to help in the Snack Shack. Please call the Extension
office at 676-9642 if you are interested.
See OMSI at the fair
For over 50 year the Oregon Museum of Science
and Industry has been inspiring wonder in their visitors.
Their exhibits are innovative, entertaining, interactive, and
educational. Come see OMSI Wednesday through Saturday
at the Fair, in the old Beef Bam. There will be hands on
science for kids of all ages, so come experience some fun
and learn about science.
Fair admission
prices
Admission prices at
the M orrow County Fair
W ednesday
th ro u g h
Saturday, August 16-19, will
be $3 for adults, daily.
On
T h u rsd ay ,
admission for senior citizens
will be $2 until 5 p.m.
A d m issio n
for
ch ild re n six -1 2 is $1.
Children under six will be
admitted to the fair for free
and must be accompanied by
an adult.
Season passes for
the 2006 Morrow County
Fair are available for $9 at
the Fair Office or main gate.
Kids' passes are available for
$4 (non-transferable).
The fair admission
does not admit one to the
rodeo.
Round-Up City
Cloggers perform
Thursday
Maureen and the rest
o f the R ound-U p C ity
Cloggers will perform on
Thursday, Aug. 18, at the
W ine and M icro -B eer
Tasting put on by Murray’s-
Country Rose. The Cloggers
have become a Fair favorite,
with their stomping style of
dance. They will perform
from 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Zach Grooms to perform at fair
Zach Grooms will
perfo rm at the F air on
Thursday, Aug. 17, from 3-
4 p.m. Zach, who hails from
Arlington, entered the music
arena at 14 with an award­
winning performance at a
local Jimmy Dean Country
Showdown talent search. He
has won the Washington and
Oregon State Championship
Talent Search. Zach has
played at the Fair's Kick-Off
Dance many times and was
a crow d fa v o rite , so
everyone is invited to come
down and listen to his new
songs. On Thursday night, he
will also emcee the Talent
Show that starts at 4:30 p.m.
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