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Stayton blacksmith plys his trade

Blacksmith artist Tom Dudkowsky of Stayton will give a metal work demonstrations at Fresh to You Produce & Garden Center from noon to 3 p.m. Saturdays in August.

Tom Dudkowsky gives blacksmith demonstrations at Fresh to You Produce & Garden Center.

Dudkowsky is the owner of Ironvision in Stayton. For 30 years, he has created custom pieces using metal and taught blacksmithing classes.

“Nancy and Carl are just such nice people,” Dudkowsky said of the Hendrickses who own Fresh to You Produce & Garden Center. “I just want to help them out and create some excitement. I’d like my demonstrations to bring more people in.”

For information on these free blacksmithing demonstrations, contact Fresh to You Produce & Garden Center, 503-769-9682 or visit www.ftyp.com.

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