EIGHT The Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, September 20, 1979
'Assertiveness' training highlights action-filled fall program for Morrow Homemakers
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By Birdine Tullis
Morrow Extension Service
Extension Programs starting
Fall Activities for Local
Homemakers
September training events
mark the beginning of an
action filled fall for local
homemakers involved in Ex
tension programs. Starting
with a leader-teacher training
event on "assertiveness" by
specialist Marcelle Straatman
this week, as well as a meeting
of all study officers to review
responsibilities and learn new
techniques on Sept.
21, everything is pointed
toward an active year.
In addition to the regular
monthly study group meet
ings, plans are now underway
for sessions on food processors
which will be offered in
October ; clothing construc
tion classes in basic sewing
and classes on making wo
men's jackets are planned for
November.
All extension events are
open to all, membership is not
required to attend any meet
ing or event.
Leaders who take the asser
tiveness training will repeat
the lesson at study group
meetings in October.
Those wishing more infor
mation on the special events,
study group meetings, or any
topic relating to the extension
homemaker's programs, may
call 676-9642.
4-H Clubs Ready to Go!
Several 4-H clubs are re-or
ganizing for a new year o
activity, with leaders ready tr
accept new members.
If there are kids in you"
family, that like hiking o
outdoor activities, this is th'
club for them ! Todd Harrison
Lexington, is re-organizing hi."
club to take advantage of fal'
weather for fun outdoors. Hir
4-H program for the year
includes campouts, hikes, con
servation practices, identifi
cation of plants and many
survival techniques. Call Todc1
at 989-8493 for more informa
tion, or date of first club
meeting.
Horse clubs are ready to
saddle up and ride in the
northern part of the county,
with two clubs now available
to members in the Irrigon or
Boardman area. Barbara
Mathis and Sharon Timms
have many plans for their
club, including drill teams,
practice shows, fun rides. ..all
the things for a really good
club experience. Sharon Doug
las, also is eager for more
members in her club in the
same area. Call John, 676-9642
for more information on the
two clubs.
Leaders are needed for
horse clubs in Heppner, lone,
and Lexington. We encourage
anyone with an interest in
horses and kids, to give us a
call for information on leader
ship in this project.
Other club groups will be
rt'-organizing soon. Anyone
wiih youth, fourth through
12th grades, wanting more
information on 4-H member
ship may call John or Birdine
at. 676-9642.
Sew With Wool Contests
Registration forms for the
"Make It Yourself With Wool"
Contest are now available at
the county extension office in
Heppner. The popular contest
is dated for Nov. 17, at Blue
Mt. Community College, Pen
dleton. This year a new division has
been added locally for adults
wishing to participate by
sewing and modeling wool,
wool blend, garments. Anyone
25 or over (youth division are
through 24 years of age) may
participate. The adult division
is for district 14 only (Gilliam
Wheeler, Umatilla and Mor
row counties) and there is no
state division for adults.
Judging of the adult division
will be in conjunction with the
youth Make It Yourself With
Wool contest.
The Make It Yurself With
Wool Contest for youth is a
national contest, sponsored by
the American Sheep Produ
cers Council, Inc. and Wo
men's Auxiliary, National
Wool Growers Association.
District director for the event
is Doris Doherty, Guardane
Route, Pilot Rock, 97868,
phone 443-6885. Participation
in both the youth and special
adult division is open to
meeting, to assume responsi
bilities for the 1979-80 year
are: chairman, Jim Hayes,
Heppner; vice-chairman,
Eileen Padberg, Lexington;
treasurer, Judy Laughlin,
Heppner; and secretary,
Linda Padberg, Lexington.
Officers of north Morrow
council are: chairman, Lois
Richards; vice-chairman,
Pete Richards; treasurer,
Rose Wilson; secretary, Fran-
cine Evans, all of Irrigon. The
officers of the two councils
make up the executive com
mittee of the council.
Food Processor Workshops
So many have questions
about food processors, or have
purchased one and do not
know how to best utilize it,
that Extension has scheduled
workshops on the topic. Linda
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everyone.
Leaders Council Officers
Elected
South Morrow officers elec
ted recently at the 4-H Council
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