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About Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1981)
•• Portland Observer, September 24, 1961 Page 7 4-Hhasitall What docs 4-H mean io you? For hundreds o f youngsters in the urban P o rtlan d com m u nity, it means learning to develop as useful citi- ien»; it means having fun while learning new skills, and It means sharing it a l l . . .the fun, the excite ment, the learning and the friend ships. 4-H stands for head, heart, hands and health. The ingredients are here, and in September o f each year a new surge o f activities emerges. Clubs develop within the schools ac cording to the interests and skills o f youngsters. Teachers add the efforts o f 4 -H volunteers to their support system, and sometimes become those extraordinary volunteer lead ers who add their love and concern for children by leading a special In terest club. Every year new clubs are estab lished along traditional lines. . .sew ing, cooking, horses, cows and N®yy ber^ysLJoydCenter Cou^oi£ ' crafts. But in the urban Northeast o f Portland, new avenues o f interest have been encouraged, and when there is an adult who cares, or a teen leader, clubs develop in k arate, knickling, (Australian folk dance), foreign languages, debate, news paper production, charm and cook ing ethnic goods. 4 -H club members are all sizes,, ages, colors, nationalities and per sonalities. They are learning to re spect one another and to share in the uniquely A m erican advantage o f equal opportunity for all to develop in personal growth. V o lu n teer leaders are v ita lly needed to continue to provide 4 -H services to the youth o f P o rtlan d. Ira D. M u m fo rd , extension agent, invites anyone interested in the pro gram to call 287-1770 for further in fo rm atio n . The 4 -H offices in the Northeast are located at 4815 N .E . 7th Avenue. Í 4 O1 tK 0 C'«O>T>, •OOP on top' Conven •n» no mon? -neu «yr. thi» easy oomfxrMj cx. lio n ' P le o io n t fra grane«1 f t , LIQUID SOAP * « * » * ’ * • OOW Reo 97 C - _ _ _ _ _ _ Wtth COUPOn 23,(1 *h,U 30rt’ SUPpttp« iMt PETALOVE TISSUES 200 Count Facial Tissue lim it ( Mall level Reg. eae'^a. Sept 23rd thru 30th while quantities last IIP ROAST BONELESS Sirloin Up $ U.S.D.A. CHOICF BEEF JOIN IN AND SWING —The focus is on getting in the swing with 4- H. Clubs will be forming to continue in-school clubs this month, end special areas of interest w ill be bringing youngsters together to learn and enjoy through 4-H. Mem bers of the King Elem entary School art club enjoy a picnic at Irvington Park. SHASTA POP ■- S 1 1 lb. PAPER TOWELS 1» Regular & Diet - Asstd 12 oi. tins 6 Pack 1.39 Scott: Decorated or Asstd. Colors 119 et. Roil PORK ROAST FROM HAND TO MOUTH —Maria Jackson and Shawn Richey are preparing a turkey sandwich, sharing the chores and enjoying the results. 1 V'- 5 ■' Fresh Shoulder Butt Cut . •. ■ - D e4,.kenr rOralOOS 1.53 $ BONELESS lb . '><»103 •• " O French in«« -v-yuk» « Cotta c.ut 32 oz Ice Cream Bars Heath Frozen Aqua Fresh Æ ' t » MJB Coffee j"S? MJB Coffee MJB C offee Prem »m Flake 5E 20th 6 D IV IS IO N SE 72nd U FLAVEL HE 15th ft FR E M O N T I B U R N S ID E et 21«, SAN R A FA E L-1 9 1 0 NE 1Z2nd KNEADING A LOT—Arst step in putting clay to work in a 4-H pot tery club is kneading it into shape til it becomes a work of art. Even whan it does not become a work of art, and the artist has feet of clay, the learning experience is great fun. Foreat Grove - 2329 PACIFIC Oregon City - 8 7 8 MOLALLA Candy-1 0 5 1 SW 1st LLOYD CENTER 99’ 6 Pack' « 2 a» 2 to S5 4S 14» Jto$7’ z $6 " 10410 SE D IV IS IO N 3966 SE POWELL NE 74th ft G L ISA N H ILLSBO RO 3C0 SE OAK T|R I D E'W 'ElLlL B A S E S L O A D E D - S p o rts have always been a popular part of the 4-H program in Portland's N ortheast c om m unity. Each June a Sports Junior Olympics is sponsored by 4-H and brings together the youngsters who have participated all year and look forward to competing with neighborhood schools Haft). «ZS I Cù ( C\£ Q \— H Z S ' CA» UOA0 s x /Y N A lw IN S SIDING ö fM < JW C F tt« t_ 0 w w .fr "30 Years in Business." "If you need financing, we have it." LIGHTS O N -W a tc h in g w hat develops In the arkroom at Columbia Boys Club are 4-H members »ho belong to the Ocklay Green Photography lub. Leader Arthur May, left, a skilled photog ALU M IN U M BUILDERS SERVICE, INC. raphar, paseas his knowledge and anthuaiaam for photography on to club members who have a spa cial interest 2221 NW THURMAN PORTLAND, OREGON 97210 ) 1
