The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, June 7, 197-FIFTEEN
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A general work day is
scheduled for Monday, June 18
at camp, with all counselors
and parents or leaders en
couraged to bring lunch and
help get camp ready.
Camp costs were lowered
this year to allow more
campers to attend, so many
economies in plans have been
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4-H Camp schedules June
necessary. Needed for a craft
project are clay flower pots
(they may be used ones).
Anyone having even one or
two they would donate is
asked to call 676-9642.
Also needed are parents or
leaders To help on a day basis
with food preparation, or
crafts, so if you'd like an
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"in-depth" look at 4-H camp,
give us a call! We have a
volunteer cook, but she needs
a helper each day! Camp is a
highlight of the 4-H'ers year,
and all signs point to another
good one!
4-H Labo Cultural Exchange
For Adults...
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added. There is a special tour
of Japan available for those
adults who have been involved
with the exchange program
and would like an opportunity
to actually visit Japan. The
opportunity is open to those
who have been Labo host
families, coordinators, exten
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sion agents, or others who
have worked with the pro
gram. The tour starts on Novem
ber 10 and includes two weeks
visiting tourist-type areas and
a one-week visit with a host
family. Participants may visit
in the home of a Japanese
family with whom they have
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become acquainted through
Labo.
Like all good things there is
a cost involved.
Those interested may get
complete details by calling
Birdine, 676-9642.
Special 4-H Photo Exhibit At
State Fair...
Many 4-H'ers are "camera
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bugs" and record their fun
activities on film. An oppor
tunity is available to members
this year to share their fun
through exhibiting pictures at
state fair. They need not be a
photography member to par
ticipate; exhibits by all mem
bers are welcome.
A number of photos will be
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selected from the state fair
exhibit to be sent to National
4-H Congress for display next
fall. Color or black and white
photos may be used, with each
print mounted on poster, art
or photo board approximately
8 by 11 inches in size, and
entries should include name,
address and county of the 4-H
photographer on the back.
Picture should include a
caption on the front. Nega
tives of the picture should be
placed in an envelope and
attached to the exhibit.
With summer fun like
camp and fair... members
have many opportunities for
good shots with their cameras.
We encourage members to
think ahead and plan to enter
their 4-H story in picture at
state fair this year. Tell the
world about Morrow 4-H.
For Gardeners. ..June Is The
Time To:
. .Spray for codling moth in
apple and pear trees (first
week in June), Fertilize gar
den a month after plants
emerge, eat the thinnings
from lettuce, onion chard,
transplant tomato seedlings
and control cutworms in
garden. Your county agent
will recommend a product to
use.
Spray aphids on vegetables,
and control maggots on onions
and carrots, (ask your agent
what to use).
Spray a second time for
codling moth in apple and
pear trees, (last week in
June). Don't forget your
houseplants. They are often
neglected when summer gar
dening takes you to the
outdoors !
Enjoy the lovely month of
June and get ready for hot
weather and harvest in July!
More Information On Grande
Ronde Mini College...
..Recent information receiv
ed concerning costs of the
Grande Ronde Mini College,
La Grande, tells us that the $16
fee listed on registration form
is a fee to attend, with
additional costs for housing
and meals.
This information was omit
ted from the registration form
and has caused confusion. In
addition to the initial registra
tion fee, participants should
expect to pay $4.50 for a single
room, $3 for double occupan
cy, breakfasts, $2, lunch $2.50,
dinner $3, on Thursday
through Saturday. On Sunday,
there will be a Father's Day
brunch, costing $4. Partici
pants should take their own
towels and personal items but
sheets and bedding are in
cluded in the cost of the room.
Registration will be accept
ed until the first day of Mini
College, June 14. For more
details call 963-2171, extension
208. Registration forms listing
classes may be obtained from
Morrow Extension office.
4-H Camp And Needs For
Camp...
Big times are ahead for 4-H
members fourth through
seventh grade who get their
registration in to attend the
summer camp at Cutsforth
Park, June 24-27. Those plan
ning to attend should mail
their forms in immediately.
New events and activities
have been added this year and
many familiar programs
changed or scheduled in ,a
different way. Included this
year is a full day of adventure
away from camp with every
one having the opportunity to
examine new trails and see
new areas. The familiar hour
long classes have been elimi
nated and new crafts and
recreational activities added.
It's a new approach to
camping, both for those who
have previously attended, and
those for which this is a first
experience. Older youth who
serve as counselors are all
Morrow 4-H members this
year.
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