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Portland Observer June 12. 1980 Page 6
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Thor' '• nothing m ore fun then tenting In the
great outdoors and roughing it w ith a fish pole and hiking gear’
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Summer fu n with 4 - H
The newest lo o k in sum m er ex­
citem ent is fashioned fo r the youth
o t P o r tla n d ’ s u rb a n c o m m u n ity ,
and can be seen beginning June 23,
at the K in g N e ig h b o rh o o d F a c ility ,
4815 N .E . 7 th A v e n u e , w h e re
staging is by U rb a n 4 -H C enter.
A g a in U rb a n 4 -H has m et the
challenge o f em pty summ er days by
p ro v id in g a p ro g ra m o f a c tiv itie s
geared to youngsters fro m six to 16,
fro m 8:30 a.m . to 2:30 in the a fte r­
noon, five days a week. E n ro llm e n t
is open and registrations are being
accepted. Each day w ill be fille d
w ith a variety o t activitie s, focusing
on h a vin g tu n w h ile le a rn in g new
skills and m aking new friends.
One o f the h ig h lig h ts o f the 1980
sum m er school program at the 4-H
U rban C enter is the in tro d u c tio n o f
a b i-lin g u a l s ta ll w ho w ill p ro vid e
the bridge between languages fo r the
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h ild re n o t th e In d o c h in e s e c o m ­
drum s are in-
v .u u e u ,n m e m u sic p ro g ra m fo r s u m m e r g ro u p s in g in g and m u n ity . The program o f sum m er ac­
dramatics also w ill be on the agenda.
tiv itie s is a v a ila b le to yo u n g ste rs
w hose fir s t la n g u a g e is C h in e se ,
L a o tio n o r H m o n g . B i- lin g u a l
leaders on the 4 -H s ta ff this year are
Sing C heng, Shan Vang and P hia
X io n g o l th e In d o c h in e s e c o m ­
m u n ity . A n in v ita tio n is extended to
parents to register th e ir c h ild re n at
4815 N .E . 7th A v e n u e , o r c a llin g
287-1770, announces Ira M u m fo rd ,
p ro g ra m d ir e c to r a n d e x te n s io n
agent.
F o r y o u n g s te rs e n ro lle d in the
s u m m e r p r o g r a m , th re e p ic k - u p
p oints w ill be established to provide
tra n s p o rta tio n to and fro m the K ing
C enter fo r those w ho cannot o th e r­
wise attend. I he d a ily program w ill
include snacks and lunch at noon.
The program is cost free, except fo r
s p e c ia l to u r s w h e re th e re is a
n o m in a l fee.
BY THE YARD - S ta ff leader Betty Handy w ill be on hand to
assist w ith a clothing and sewing segm ent this sum m er.
(Cut-up Fryers . . . ib. 69«)
NE 15th b FREMONT
W BURNSIDE at 21st
SAN RAFAEL 1910 NE 122nd
IT'S A N A C T - Puppetry takes
th e s p o tlig h t w h e n 4-H p u p ­
peteers are on stage. S um m er
club m em bers w ill learn how to
put on their own show.
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SPORTS - Youngsters enjoy a
popular sports program sup er­
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MINNEHAHA BRANCH
47 St. Johns Road
Vancouver, WA 98861
Phone 206694 8577 Vancouver
or 503 223 8229 Portland, OR
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STEP LIVELY - Ind o o r sports
and d a n c in g a re p a rt o f th e
sum m er 4-H program .
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