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P o rtla n d O bserver J a n u a ry 2 4 .1 9 0 0 Page 5 Team-up fo r the 80’s with 4-H American State Bank ___ “The Bank that integration built ’ ’ 2737 N.E. Union I ” E IN A N C IA l P L A N N IN G EOR l l f l ' S liv in g lo o long and g o in g b ro k e 2- D y in g too to o n a nd le a v in g I I j J S E R V IC E P L E D G E D - 4 -H Teon Loaders, (le ft to rig h t) D e id re J e n k in s . Ire tta M u m fo r d and K im b erley K im m o n s , re fle c t th e spirit of 4-H 'ers w h o have been m em bers since e le m e n ta ry school and have gone on to becom e Teen Leaders. your J f a m i ly b ro k e “ Clifford J. Campbell, z Jr. A G E N C Y M A N A S I« MONEY CONCEPTS INTERNATIONAL TAX SMELTERS SA VIN G S & RETIREMENT I T E C H N IC A L A D V IC E -- A rts and c ra fts are a p o p u la r c lu b a c tiv ity . Bringing his expertise to 4-H c ra ft club m em bers is W illiam S am shudin, Teen Leader. 4-H youngsters en tered th eir arts and c ra fts p ro jects in co m p e titio n at the M u ltn o m a h C ounty Fair, w in n in g jpraise and blue rib bons. f TW O GREATEST RISKS I. 282-2216 PLA N S. IN S U R A N C E 2 8 8 -3 4 4 6 JOIN WEIGHT WATCH SAVE $4°° Join now and save on your registration and first meeting fee! OFFER ENOS January 31, 1900 Of all the weight toss program« In the world >rid none has been more successful than Weight Watchers. W e ve helped more people lose more pounds than any other program A W e H teach you to change your attitude about food so you can keep your weight off Because with many other programs all you lose m the long run is tune COLLECT 503 297-1021 'aketh£~c6up»3nToa^W»«ghrvSlchers meeting; $4 WEIGHT WATCHERS « ' This coupon cannot be combined with any other offer or discount program Offer good only in participating areas OFFER E N D S January 31, 1900 __ J * .*? ? w a tc x a s e 'S M Gis’ f m o ir a m m a m oe « might waicxrs aiHM M U OM i ok manmasu t a v , « m « ht i m i i x r s m h rnaikmal >t«o [Biscounl available onlyjvith this E M A N U E L H O S P IT A L 2801 N Gantenbein Emanuel East, Room 8-1 (Nursing Home) Thura. 7:00pm N O R TH E A S T P O R TL A N D M A R A N A TH A CHURCH 1222 NE Skidmore Sal, 9 30am BUSY H A N D S -- The Urban 4-H su m m er program provided an o p p o rtu n ity for youngsters to learn skills w h ile having fun. P hotography clubs b ro ug h t to g e th e r those w h o are in terested in im proving th eir view s of things thro u gh a cam era lens. M a n y 4-H m em bers have w o n honors fo r th e ir p hoto w o rk w ith leaders, A rth u r M a y and T o m m y Reynolds. $4 H O LL A D A Y PA RK H O S PITA L 1226 NE 2nd Ave Bldg No. 1 5th Floor Solarium Thurs. 4:00pm C A R PE N TE R S HALL 2226 N Lombard St. Mon. 7:00pm Thura 9:30am For in fo rm a tio n call COLLECT Portland (6031 287 1021. W oakdaya - 8 30 6 » © W E IG H T W A TC H ER S I N T I IN C 1979 O W N m n r T u c W EIGHT WATCHERS »P E P S TE P TRADEMARKS ° F ™ E R IG H T FACE — T he 4-H D rill T eam has had on a c tiv e year. D uring th e su m m er they rehearsed fo r a special p ro gram staged a t th e M u ltn o m e h C o u n ty Fair and h ave p a rtic ip a te d in y o u th a c tiv itie s th ro u g h o u t th e c o m m u n ity . The 4-H D rill T e a m is under th e leadership of Sandra H in to n . NALLEY Mayonnaise M O U N T A IN TO P -- Ira D. M u m fo rd O regon S ta te University 4 H Extension A g e n t, chose the w ords of Dr. M a rtin Luther King's M o u n ta in Top serm on w h en he appeared at an assem bly of King E lem en tary School students celebrating th e birthday of the revered peace leader. M u m fo rd has been Ex tension A g e n t for the U rban 4-H program fo r the past six years. S E A M TO S E A M --O n e o f th e m o st p op u lar 4-H h o m e p rogram s has a lw a y s been f7Jo th eii V « b l. 7 h#re m e m bers fro m 13 to 18 learn to m a k e a reality o u t of th e r fa v o rite fashion p atterns. S om e in th e advanced class have begun to design lives' ° Wn * nd W ‘" b #n * f,t fr ° m th # ,earn ,n 9 ex p e rie n c e fo r th e rest o f th ! ir Each change of season brings a new burst of activity to the Portland Urban 4-H program. A new decade, as well as a new year, adds excitement to the program this month. Ira D. Mum ford, urban 4-H extension agent, ex tends a special invitation to the youth of the community to become a part of the ever expanding net work of 4-H clubs providing the op portunity for fun and learning. For the past nine years the 4-H programs has been active in the Albina community, with organized clubs for youngsters with similar in terests. 4-H provides the oppor tunity to gain skills and participate in activities which broaden their educational experiences. A ll ac tivities are free of charge, with the exception o f special camping ex periences. 4 H community workers and program assistants coordinate programs in schools throughout ur ban Portland. W ith the help o f volunteers, teachers, college stu dents, parents, the young people in the program receive instruction in a variety of project areas, including arts and crafts, nutrients, sewing, journalism, photography, pet care, dance, growing plants, grooming, cultural studies, health and music. Anyone interested in after school activities under the leadership of 4- H, is invited to call the Urban O f fice, 287-1770, or visit the King Neighborhood Facility, 4815 N .E. 7th Avenue, any day of the week. There is always a need for adult volunteer leaders. If you have ttwo or three hours available each week, whether or not you have special in terest or hobby, please call the U r ban Office and join the 4-H team for the eighties. You'll enjoy it! SE 20th » DIVISION SE 72nd » FLAVEL NE 18th ft FREMONT W BURNSIDE el 21.1 SAN RAFAEL -1810 NE 122nd Foreol Grove 2329 PACIFIC Oregon City - 878 M OLALLA C andy-1 0 6 1 S W I d LLOVO CENTER SE POWELL NE 74th ft OLISAN HILLSBORO 8 8 0 SE OAK T B J E E 'W 'E L Î I t
