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Experience the Difference Laurie Whittemore
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Roosevelt Celebration Marks Anniversary
Communication
versary of the laying of the cornerstone of the Multnomah Athletic Club by Theodore Roosevelt in 1911. Joe Wiegand, an unnerving look-alike of the former president, presents his one-man show with stories full of adventure, laughter and inspiration. The complimentary event for members and their guests begins at 5:30 p.m. On a bright and breezy afternoon in 1911,
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the former President Roosevelt arrived on site of the new MAC’s Salmon Street home to lay the cornerstone and give a dedication address. MAC was one of only three amateur athletic clubs in the nation to receive such an honor. Through Wiegand’s reenactment the
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audience enjoys Roosevelt’s adventures as rancher, Rough Rider and father of six in the White House. Relive the establish- ment of America’s great national parks, forests, monuments and wildlife reserves. Hear the amazing stories of the frail young boy who built his body and dedicated himself to the Vigorous Life and the Square Deal. From bear hunts to the Panama
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Canal, from Africa to the Amazon, Roosevelt’s delightful stories come to life. This presentation is provided in part- nership with the Oregon chapter of the Theodore Roosevelt Association. Admission is free and there is a no-host bar. En route to the event, stop by the
Reading Lounge trophy case to view a special exhibit of Roosevelt’s memorabilia related to Portland and MAC. During this event, the club welcomes teddy bear donations for local charities. The teddy bear was named after Roosevelt after he refused to shoot an injured wild bear. On this evening, the Men’s Bar features some of Roosevelt’s favorite dishes. For more information or to register, log on
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theMAC.com or call Member Services at 503-517-7265. Registration is advised. Quick Register CE112 WM
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AC hosts an exclusive event Tuesday, April 5 to celebrate the 100th anni-
Joe Wiegand
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