The Ilrppner Gazette-Tlmei, Heppnrr, Oregon, Thursday, October I, 1983 SEVEN
Plants Plus opens
in Lexington
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Phyllis Piper of Dd'i Market in Lexington shows Kathy
Cutsforth, also of Lexington, one of the ferns available from
Plants Plus, a new addition to the market which sells plants
and gift items. An open house will be held on Friday and
Saturday, Oct. 7 and 8 at the store.
The large variety of quality plants includes palms, ferns,
ivy, cactus, many kinds of flowering and hanging plants, as
well as many other varieties. Baskets and ceramic items are
also for sale.
Store owner Del Piper says, "We have a large variety of
quality plants at an affordable price."
New clothing project
available to 4-H'ers
ItyltlKOISK THUS
Mor row County
txtriiMon Service
"Building on Experience" is
the national 4 H theme for the
next two year and the Oregon
4 H c lothing project doe just
that with the addition of the
new advancement program.
Arrim Knester. OSU Kxten
sion Service textiles and clo
thini; specialist, and Barhara
Saw-r, Extension Service 4 11
youth specialist, revised the
clothing project a few year
.npo into "skill levels," with
each level building upon! the
knowledge learned in the ear
lier one
Although most young people
(inn the 4 H clothing project to
learn how to sew, the project
now involves them in consu
mer education activities, in
trocluces thern to the field of
textiles and teaches them
hIkhjI personal grooming and
care as well as rlothing con
struction The 4 II clothing project is
also more flexible than the
clothing protects many adults
remember. Now, advance
ment is tied to learning, not
age or grade, A young person
may cover two or more skill
levels in a year, depending
uin time and motivation.
It also means that older 4 H
members are now enrolling in
the firs' phase tx-cause that's
where their "skill level" is,
she adds.
The project has been care
Lexington news
Delpha Jones 989-8189
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IHDII 1MIA JONES
The first of the fall series of
card parties sonsorcd by
Holly Kebekah Lodge whs
held Saturday evening with
four tables of players present.
Winning high for women was
Dot Halvorsen. Men's high
player whs John Tellechea;
men's low point player was
Bill Padherg; Alice McCabe
was low for women while Cecil
Jones and Sarah Adkins had
traveling
Refreshments were served
later in the dining area.
Norita Marquardt of Port
land spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
B. Marquardt.
Chris Jones, small son of
Kenneth and Linda Jones,
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fully designed so that the 4 H
member uses the skills and
knowledge learned in skill
level one in skill level two,
Sawer said. This way. each
succeeding skill level builds
naturally upon the ones befoer
eit and the 4 H member is
better prepared for the chal
lenges offered in the more
advanced levels.
It has also meant that 4 H
members are freer to choose
what they want to make. The
onlv limiting factors are the
skills the 4 H'er has mastered.
The 4 M member may set his
or her own goals in the pro
ject, as well.
This year also marks the
introduction of the new 4 H
clothing advancement pro
gram as a special option. The
advancement program in
cludes both voluntary and re
quired knowledge and skills to
tie learned by the 4 H member
at each skill level.
The advancement program
will allow 4 H ers to chart
their accomplishments as
they progress through a
project. A special certificate
is given at the end of each skill
level to those completing the
advancement option.
The 4 H clothing project has
remained one of the most
popular of all projects offered
through the youth education
program of the OSU Extension
Service. More information
about the project is available
from the Morrow County Ex
tenxion Office.
returned home Monday after
several days in St. Anthony
Hospital in Pendleton where
he underwent major surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yocom
extertained with a dinner on
Saturday honoring their
daughter, Millie, on her birth
day Those attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Leland Jones, Millie
Yocom of Pendleton, and
Debbie Jones and daughters of
Echo.
Clell Rea is a patient in
Good Shepherd Hospital in
Hermiston.
Carl Smouse and Cherlyn
Smouse of the Portland area
have been visiting their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Smouse. and Kenny Lyn and
all enjoyed a trip to Chelan
Iake this week.
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Sprays on easy dries to a lasting
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2' gallon jug
Michigan Axe
Forged from heat-treated high
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ridges inside eye grip handle securely
With 36" tire-hardened hickory
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Splitting Maul
Eight lb. hardened steel head for easy splitting.
Handle extra. (4 n 74)
4 Wedae
Square design. Hardened steel for durability.
(411731) 5.88
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This portable unit is especially
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Acts as a catalyst to loosen creo
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16 oz. can. (614045)
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2Vt gallon handy jug 9.50
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This 3-function indoor ther
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Woodtone case. (340072)
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Shop Light
48" flourescent utility light of sturdy steel. Baked white
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