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The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, August 17, 197& B-FIFTEEN Learn skills from food drying to Arab bread baking at 4-H 'Action Alley' at fair "Action Alley" one of the newest additions to County Fair, promises to be one of the most popular additions, with "show me how" presentations ranging from food drying and Arab bread to apple head dolls! Both 4-H members and adults will be sharing special skills, and informative presen tations throughout the fair, with the action events offered both as entertainment and education. Look for the "Ac tion" sign, as well as a full list of the special presentations in the Main Pavilion. Special events of interest to adults will be the food drying program at 2 p.m. Monday, August 21, by Molly Saul, and the pocket bread demonstra tions by Jeanne Howell, home economist for the Oregon Wheat Commission. Jeanne will present her demonstra tion Saturday evening at 7 p.m. and repeat Sunday at 4 p.m. Francine Evans. 4-H leader, will present a program on Wheat Weaving Sunday after noon at 5 p.m. Wheat weaving is an ancient craft, recently returning to popularity for Christmas ornaments and other home decorating. Origami, the Japanese art of paper folding will be the topic for two different presen tations, with Gladys and Becky Hobbs teaching the art " on Saturday, and Judy and Lottie Laughlin on Sunday afternoon. There's a long list of 4 H members who will share their skills and talents on many topics, ranging from back packing to piano, and topics in between! So if it is action you-are looking for at County Fair... look for the sign "Action", then pull up your chair and enjoy the show! A full list of actions events includes: Janet McElligott. UN Tour; Gladys & Becky Hobbs, Origami; Jyl Hobbs. Piano; Jyl Hobbs, String Art; Francine Evans. Wheat Weav- 4-H leaders to be honored at YurIr fa at Appreciation for the many hours and tender care given by 4-H leaders will be expres sed in a special breakfast for 4-H leaders and invited guests, on Tuesday, Aug. 22, 6:30 a.m. at West of Willow Restaurant. This special recognition was added to the county fair last year. All leaders are encour aged to attend, for it is a great time to offer .eas and suggestions for future events. ing; Mari Evans, Piano; Ann Evans, Puppets; 'Erin Evans, "Bits and Pieces"; Theda Lowe's Club, Fruit Salad Cheese Bread; Judy and Lottie Laughlin, Origami; Molly Saul, Food Drying; Ken Curtis, Applehead Dolls; Dan ette Daltoso, "Pie in the Sky"; Travis Harrison, "Backpack ing and First Aid"; Julie Grieb, Camping. ..4-H Fun; and Jeanne Howell, Pocket Bread. Other demonstrations will be added as the fair progres ses, with many 4-H members repeating demonstrations they have prepared for com petition this year. Times and dates will be posted in the area reserved for "Action", and seating will be available for the audience. -- --- READ ALL ABOUT IT IN NEXT WEEKS ISSUE OF The Heppner eA 1 FjprTTT JTjTTTTTi fT Morrow County's Award-Winning Weekly Newspaper SubserObo C-ovj 26 weeks at $3.64 e $1.56 52 weeks at $7.28 You Save $3.12 Please send The Heppner Gaiette-Times for the number of weeks checked. I get the lowest price aveilsble to the general public. 26 weeks at $3.64 "S2 weeks at $7.28 Check Here If Renewal payment Enclosed Bill Me Later Name Address. City State- Zip Please Clip Form And Put In Envelope P""MWrwiwi ,vmWjmm9m.Jmmj ty,mWl" 4..,Jt.tL...J... A.-A.fc. ..- - J.-fc A., .L..-,-fc -j.lL .j.--lL.i il.t A.t.t.J.LJ.iJ
