The Gazette-Times, Ueppner, Oregon, Thursday, Nov.2, 1978 SEVENTEEN
'Coping with stress' this month's topic for Extension study groups
Been feeling pressured late
ly? Wondering what is wrong
and what to do about it?
"Coping With Stress" will be
the topic discussed at all study
groups in November, with
leaders for lesson trained by
OSU Extension Human
Development specialist, Mar
celle Straatman.
Many pressures of living
today are placing all age
groups in stressful situations.
Marcelle says that you can
recognize crisis and stress
producing situations, and once
the event or situation is
recognized, action can be
taken that will preserve your
general well being, health and
safety.
The lesson is timely for all
age groups, both men and
Extension
Events....
women. We would encourage
everyone to attend a study
group meeting, if possible.
with
Birdine Tullis
The Irrigon meeting will be
Nov. 1, at the Baptist Church;
Rhea Creek study group will
meet at the Ruth Bergstrom
home on Nov. 6; Pine City will
meet at the Wattenburger
home, Nov. 8; Willow Creek
will have their meeting at 7:30
p.m., Nov. 13, at the Lexington
school house. Leaders for
discussion will be Dorris
Graves, Lyla Wilcox, Francis
McCoy, Kathy Hazen, Jesse
Ashbeck and Julie Watten
burger. You don't need a special
invitation to attend, just go to
the one nearest or most
convenient for you.
4-H WANTS YOU
Many 4-H clubs are now
forming in both north and
south Morrow County. Mem
bership is open to all boys and
girls 4th through 12th grades.
For more information on a
club with openings for mem
bers, please call John or
Birdine at 676-9642. Adults, or
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CHRISTMAS POTPOURRI
We owe thanks to the many
homemakers who shared their
lovely gift ideas at the recent
"Christmas Potpourri"!
Directions for making many
of the articles shown, or recipe
sheets, are available at the
Extension office, including
corrections of the instructions
for making the duster dolls.
No charge, come by and pick
up a copy!
SPECIALLY FOR YOUNG
HOMEMAKERS
Extension has a newsletter,
available to any interested
young homemaker, or mother
of younger children, which is
prepared and printed monthly
by the OSU Extension Family
Living specialists. It is availa
ble free, mailed out monthly.
To receive the letter, all we
need is your name and
address. The newsletter in
cludes child development
information, timely hints that
help or save, and other
information especially inter
esting to the younger women.
Call now and request a copy!
FASHION HINT AND HELP
The new fashion silhouette
is signaling the return of
pared down, tapered pants for
women. But don't despair,
your favorite pants can be
altered to the new slim widths.
Some pant legs are as
narrow as 15 inches, but a
more conservative, yet newer
width is about 18 inches. We
have instructions for altering,
so look new, but save!
Instructions available at Mor
row Extension Office,
Heppner.
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directly implement aid when
drought or other emergency
conditions occur. Previously,
an emergency presidential
declaration was required be
fore producers could receive
financial aid in buying needed
feed supplies. Sitter also
pointed out that a producer's
prior feed purchases would no
longer be counted against his
needs when an emergency
was declared.
Representing the North
Pacific Grain Growers, Inc.
was Richard Pennell, who
outlined rapidly changing
trade prospects for Oregon
wheat growers.
"Our export expansion op
portunities now lie primarily
with the centrally planned
economies," he said, "no
longer with Japan , Korea , and
the European Community.
However, our marketing tools
" haven't changed as quickly as
the nature of demand. Our
principal problem is that we
must show ourselves to be
dependable suppliers. We
have the supplies but getting
them to our customers is
something else." Pennell de
scribed the adverse impact of
domestic strikes and embar
goes on export shipments and
market development, and re
commended the establish
ment of intermediate lines of
credit for foreign buyers an
issue now pending before
Congress.
Other speakers included
Vincent Grimes, ACP special
ist; Les Fredrickson, com
modity loan and price support
specialist; James Davis,
wheat and feed grain program
specialist; and Arnold Bjorlie,
ASCS Northwest Area direct
or, all from Washington, D C.
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