TEN The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, October 20, 1977
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Leadership for Morrow 4-H
We salute the new officers of
the north and south MorrW
leaders councils, as they as
sume the leadership of the 4-H
program for the coming year,
recently selected officers for
jhe south council are: Jim
Hayes, Heppner, chairman;
Phyl Piper, Lexington, secre
tary; and Judy Laughlin,
Heppner, treasurer. Officers
for the north council are Lois
Richards, chairman; Fran
cine Evans, secretary; and
Rose Wilson, treasurer; all
Irrigon residents.
The above officers will
make up the executive com
mittee of the Morrow County
4-H Council, and as such will
meet regularly to make re
commendations concerning
operation of the youth devel
opment program, as well as
conduct the regular business.
Both councils will meet inde
pendently, as well as attend a
number of joint meetings of
the entire group of leaders
throughout the program year.
As the new officers begin
their terms of service to the
program, we encourage all
leaders to step forward and
assist with the work of the
council, as well as offer their
support and encouragement to
' those they have chosen as
their officers. A strong, en
thusiastic group of 4-H lead
ers, sharing in decisions relat
ing to the program offers
many pluses to the program.
We believe the 4-H youth
probram in our county is the
leader's program. ..and we
welcome the assistance and
leadership of the council!
New Leaders...New Leaders! !
We have them ! And we are
so super excited and delight
ed! As one by one they come to
offer their leadership for clubs
in the county, we feel that 4-H
is really on the move! We
welcome the following new
leaders to the 4-H family:
Karen Palmer, Heppner, Be
ginning Clothing; 'Theta
Lowe, Heppner, Patchwork;
Jim Hayes, Heppner, Live
stock ; Jennifer Breeden, Lex
ington, Livestock; Doug Ho
well, Irrigon, Ceramics; La
vella Conboy, Irrigon, Tole;
Gladys Hobbs, Irrigon, Begin
ning Clothing; Arnold Ball,
Irrigon, Livestock; Ken Mil
ler, Heppner, Gardening and
Flowers; Todd Harrison, Lex
ington, (Teen leader), Survi
val; Gail Hughes, Heppner,
Clothing; Bunny Lindsey,
Heppner, Bachelor Foods and
Food Preservation; Carol
Adams, Heppner, Bachelor
Foods; Linda Schultz, Hepp
ner, Clothing, to name a
few ....Others who have previ
ously been leaders, but who
are changing projects or
adding additional clubs are
Francine Evans, Irrigon,
Foods; Liz Curtis, Heppner,
Geology; Mary Lou Daltoso,
P In Oculi PARTY
Saturday, Oct 29 8 p.m.
LEXINGTON I0OF HALL
PRIZES & REFRESHMENTS
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MORROW
WHEAT LEAGUE
MEETING & BANQUET
Tuesday, Nov. 1, 1977
Heppner Elks Lodge
Afternoon Meeting 1 p.m.
Social Hour 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Banquet 7 p.m.
Guest Speaker: Alan Pinkerfon
Topic: Mr. Pinkerton's trip to Russia, complete
with slide presentation
SPONSORS FOR THE SOCIAL HOUR
Morrow County Grain Growers Lexington
Union Collier lone.
short term projects for Cake
Decorating. There are many
opportunities for others inter
ested in leadership... .4-H has
sixty written projects, and
others may be developed to fit
our special needs!
Style Show of Fall Fashions
Fall fashions offer many
new looks this year, and the
lucky gal who can sew her
own, or those interested in
seeing exciting new fabrics
and looking for ideas on
wardrobe planning will be
happy to hear they have an
opportunity to attend a special
style show Simplicity Pattern
Company has made available
a wardrobe of new adult
fashions, which will be model
ed by local women, Saturday,
Otober 29, 2 p.m., at West of
Willow restaurant, Heppner.
We decided to make this
special afternoon a double
header. Come, enjoy coffee,
see the new fashions modeled
by some of the county's
loveliest homemakers, and
make a small donation to the
International Four-H Youth
Exchange program. The
IFYE program brings many
international visitors to our
county, as well as offering
opportunity for Oregon youth
to travel abroad. The program
is supported by donations, and
recently has had many finan
cial problems.
4-H Family Night Planned for
October 30
The special night for recog
nizing all 4-H members, and
having a good old fashioned
Halloween family party, is set
for Sunday evening, October
30, 6 p.m. at the Fair Pavilion.
Hans call for a potluck dinner
to start the evening's events,
followed by old time games
and fun for the Halloween
season, recognition of mem
bers, presentation of county
medal awards, and hopefully,
a showing of favorite slides of
4-H activities or members. All
attending are asked to bring
one or two of their favorite
slides to be included in the
slide show. ..they may be
oldies or new ones.
Bring the family, your,
favorite potluck dish, and join
the 4-H Family Night. Coffee,
rolls, plates, and such miscel
laneous items will be furnish
ed by the 4-H Council. Older
youth in the 4-H program will
be in charge of games and
fun!
Leader Teacher Training, Oc
tober 25
Study group leader teachers
are reminded training for
"The Natural Look", a skin
care lesson, is scheduled for
October 25, 10a.m. at the Civic
Recreation Building, Hermis
ton or October 26, Room 106,
BMCC, Pendleton. Morrow
teachers may choose the
training most convenient for
them to attend. Lesson will be
given by Molly Saul.
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