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Down on the Farm Pomeroy Living History Farm Vol. 24, No. 1 Phone (360) 686-3537 www.pomeroyfarm.org E-Mail: staff@pomeroyfarm.org February 2016 “When you appreciate and preserve the ordinary as well as the exceptional, you fill in the full spectrum of History.” Mark L. Walsh Farm welcomes two new members to animal family The farm recently adopted two horses from a small horse rescue organization. Both are quarter horses from Oregon where their previous owners just got too elderly to be able to care for them anymore. We are delighted to be able to take over their care and give them a nice home. Lakota (pictured on the right) is a 20 year old gelding, and Brave (pictured left) is a 25 year old mare. Both have great dispositions and seem to enjoy interacting with the public. The pair made lots of friends during pumpkin season last fall. The school children especially were excited about the new additions. Country Life Fair back again April 30-May 1, 2016 We will be hosting our third annual Country Life Fair and Herb and Plant Sale once again this spring. The event will be held April 30-May 1, Sat 10am-4pm and Sun 11am-4pm. This event is an excellent “family fun” activity for kids and adults of all ages. Pomeroy Farm will be selling herb plants and organic vegetable plants, and a variety of vendors will be selling their wares. If you are interested in being a vendor, please contact Pomeroy Farm at pomeroyfarm.maura@gmail.com or 360686-3537. Vendor fee is $50.00 if booked by April 1. Still partnering with Fred Meyer Thank you to those of you who have linked your Fred Meyer rewards with us! It’s a great way to help PLHF earn a little extra money, and has no effect on your personal rewards! Fred Meyer donates $2.6 million dollars a year to local non profits. By signing up with FM Rewards, you’re able to “vote” for Pomeroy Farm as a organization for Fred Meyer to donate to! This does not affect your personal rewards in anyway. You’re simply telling FM you support Pomeroy Farm, and they donate the money to us! Sign up by going to https:// www.fredmeyer.com/account/ communityrewards/enroll Need help? Give us a call and we will gladly walk you though the process. If you would like to be added to our email mailing list, and receive more updates about the farm, please email us at staff@pomeroyfarm.org. And please like us on Facebook! Upcoming Events Spring 2016 Come for tea and enjoy a relaxing early afternoon on the Farm. After the luncheon, you might enjoy a short respite under our new garden gazebo, or a visit to the historic log house. The main floor will be seasonally decorated, while the second floor focuses on a “walk through time” with the five bedrooms displaying artifacts from specific decades of Pomeroy family and Lucia Valley history from the 1920’s through the 1970’s. This year’s special exhibit features a circa 1920’s school room. MARCH St. Patrick’s Day Tea: Celebrate the “Wearin’ of the Green” with us in the Gathering Place. Our seasonal menu will include assorted tea sandwiches, scones, desserts and two varieties of tea. Saturday, March 12. Tea time is 12:00 noon. $17.95 plus tax for tea luncheon only. Tour of log house available for small additional fee. APRIL Anne of Green Gables Tea: We will once again honor the spunky, red-haired orphan in the Gathering Place. Our seasonal menu will include assorted tea sandwiches, scones, desserts and two varieties of tea. Saturdays April 2 and April 9, and Wednesday April 6. Tea time is 12:00 noon. $17.95 plus tax for tea luncheon only. Tour of log house available for small additional fee. Country Life Fair: April 30-May 1, see front page, along with our website, pomeroyfarm.org for more details. Plant Clearance Sale: 40% off Plant Sale Sat May 7, 9am-3pm. We will be selling any plants remaining from the previous weekend’s sale at a discounted price. Selection will vary. MAY Mother’s Day Tea: Join us in the Gathering Place as we celebrate mothers with a lovely afternoon tea. Our seasonal menu will include assorted tea sandwiches, scones, desserts and two varieties of tea. Saturdays May 7 and May 14, and Wednesday May 11. Tea time is 12:00 noon. $17.95 plus tax for tea luncheon only. Tour of log house available for small additional fee. We will begin taking reservations on Tuesday February 9, 2016. Reservations for theme teas may be made by phone (360-686-3537) or e mail (staff@pomeroyfarm.org) and must be prepaid with a bankcard or check. Your fee will be refunded if we are notified of your cancellation 7 days prior to the event. Within 7 days, you may send someone else in your place if you are unable to attend. School Program Schedule Spring 2016 Theme: Children’s Work and Play on a Pre– Electrical Farm Grade Levels: 2-3 Times: 10:00am and 12:00pm Dates Available: May 5, 6, 10, 12, 13, 17, 19, 20, 24, 26, 27, 31, June 2 Theme: Self-Sufficiency and Recycling on a Pre-Electrical Farm Grade Levels: 4, 5, and 6 Times: 10:00am and 12:00pm Dates Available: May 5, 6, 10, 12, 13, 17, 19, 20, 24, 26, 27, 31, June 2 Friends of the Farm (Gifts received since September 2015) Visionary: ($5000+) Benefactor: ($1000-$4999) Sponsor: ($500-$999) Bob and Jane Brink Sustainer: ($250-$499) Lyle and Angilee Couey Dan and Julie DuPuis Elaine Hertz Dick and Elaine Murray Supporter: ($100-$249) John and Kathleen Allen Jacqueline Andersen Ms Irene Armstrong Vi Arola Linda and Warren Bieker Don and Jeanne Brooks Tom Fox Randy and Julie Grove Russel and Camille Johnson Jon, Jolyn, and Rowyn Lea Jill McLean Don and Mary Jean Millar Lela Miller Randy and Sue Norris John and Michelle Payne Jan and Doug Shaul Tom and Barbara Williamson Contributing Friend: ($50-$99) Jocelyn Brown Rose J Brown Janet and James Cottingham Elaine Fletcher Dan and Hermi Gerges Gary and Denise Goss Lynn Halvorson Colette Heiman Butch and Ann Hill James and Susan Johnson Mark and Tracy Levine Mr and Mrs Don Phillips Eric and Mariah Stoll– Smith Reese Francis M Rice Mrs Margaret C Snitzler Merilyn Trocino Friend: (up to $49) Nancy and Rex Anderson Daughters of the Pioneers Ft Vanc Chap # 19 Judy McNally Stella Wilson Barn Restoration Fund: Julie Phillips Brandon and Maura Todd Judy McNally In-kind: Clark County Lawn and Tractor Mountain View Veterinary Hospital Dr Tom Meyer Wilco Steve and Jean Zedekar In Memorium: Donald and Elizabeth Stewart By Melissa Meacham Stewart Thank you to all of our 2015 Volunteers! We couldn’t do it without you! Jenny Barney Remington Becker Linda Bieker Leonard Bleth Chelsea Bondurant Cynthia Boucher Bob Brink Jane Brink Cheryl Brooks Phyllis Brock Susie Conner Lyle Couey Erin Couey Laurie Doering Linda Driskill Rick Dunning Elaine Fletcher Steve Greer Denise Goss Chris Joner Loren Joner Sierra Joner Vickie Keith Vicki Kehn Greg Kehn Ryan Koskineimi Alyssa Koskineimi Kay Leo Kaitlyn Lopez Doris LeCount Lois Mach Julie Mackinen Mac Mackinen Nick Massie Betsy McKee Kyle McKee Megan Miller Tommy Miller Colette Peasley Ken Rose Jamie Ross Larry Schneider Sara Shanafelt Kira Smirke Robert Stuart Geri Stuart Char Thomas Brandon Todd Matt Todd Martha Todd Maura Todd Ben Todd Janet Turner Chloe Barbara Williamson Tom Williamson Natalya Wilson Dolores Wolk Steve Zedekar Wayne Hoffman and Band Just for Fun Band BGHS Interact Club