Set in the high plains of north central Oregon,
Shaniko is a town that time forgot. Surrounded for miles by sage brush
and wheat fields, Shaniko was once a town that supported sheep ranchers. Those days are
long past. The town was brought back to life with the restored hotel as the centerpiece, surrounded by quaint antique shops and museums
displaying memorabilia of the early 1900s. No Dairy Queen, but an ice cream
parlor.
Pictured are members of Chapters M, C, and H,
Washington State.