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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1956)
e FAGK 4 »H U R M A N C O U N TY J O U R N A L , M rs. L ester W ilson A idin g 4 -H Club Bldg Im proved fa c ilitie s fo r 4-H and F F A members e x h ib itin g at the Oregon State F a ir are being con- Kldered by the volunteer leaders of these groups, according to Bill F R ID A Y , J U L Y Vt, 1M « MORO, O R E G O N , »hould Unhoused and fed together U O p cr^f1 n rr w r a m o ra tlv v e i* program o f f on- op- in a coo » V lT H C l eratlon. Non-livestock e x h ib it fa c ilitie s fo r the 4 H arwl F F A Pr °Krarna likew ise have been over-crowded io r y* veral years. Plans are being studied w hereby 4-H e x h ib it 8Pace can provided in one b u ild in g along w ith an im p ro ve d o g n ltio n p r o g r i i ^ d e s ig n e d # rfxognlae outstam ! rig adults who were fo rm e r 4-H club members, m L C d U c lS E ligible F or A w a rd s F o rm e r O refon<4-H clu b mem- bars w ho are now leaders In th e ir com m unities are e lig ib le fo r rec- o g n ition aw ards In clu d in g a tr ip th is fa ll to the N a tio n al 4-H C lub Congress In Chicago, reports B u r- dormitory. Thia ■ • . Button, state 4-H M a r at e x h b it space in the e x is tin g ju n - OSC. e x h ib it b u ild in g fo r F F A Th The N ational 4-H A lu m n i Rec- farm m achinery and o th e r exhib- itJä- Livestock e xh ib its fo r both groups w ould continue In the present livestock barns. W «M u sli m ~ “ # e Matzen, John Day rancher, chair- man o f a , ta tl. named to study the possibilities fo r these im provem ents. A state wide com m ittee o f 4-H c lu b lead- ers was named by A lle n G uerber, Benton county, president o f the Oregon 4-H Leaders’ Association, The vocational a g ric u ltu re pro- gram also named representative S u iTHTlftr D riV U li? citizen advisers in the F F A pro- ® gram th ro u g h o u t the state. A lS O D a il2 6 r O U S Mrs. Laster W ilson, Sherman ® county, is a member o f tihe com- D rive rs were warned today to m ittee. beware o f “ sum m er Ice” on Ore- In discussing the need fo r the Im proved fa cilitie s fo r Ohe 4-H and F F A members, Matzen point- ed out th a t e xistin g fa c ilitie s were not adequate to handle the increased num ber of e x h ib its fro m these yo u th program s w h ic h I * awl a .. tr a ffic fiafety Sum m er Ice , tr a ffic sarety o ffic ia ls explained is caused "'beni ra in mixes w ith accumulat- etl 0,1 an^ 4 I 1 a er a y’ causing the h ig h w a y to become exJrerne,y * Danger Is heightened because th » roi>? ' loes not and a d r ve r m ay h i t hla brakes » " '< *» ' nd » ‘» J ; " " llp p ,n g and “ ' T « * ™ t e n e d If 1 he h , “ rd “ " * * “ “ • " * 1 <lrlv e rs w l" slow ,de‘ r ,p £ d ’ «um m er show er Itegina p en * ° ' “ Pace '» tw e e n have expanded a great deal dur- Ing th e last several year». The fa c ilitie s are Itelng studied fo r Im provem ent are »he M l clu b d o rm ito ry which was b u ll, In the mld-1920s. I t cannot handle pro- p erly the large num ber o f l-H member» attending the Slate F a ir. The F F A toys have never had housing fa cilitie s. Leaders o f both w0,uM ,l ‘° r,e'llK* yo u th organizations have agree,! »'"'S ' o f rear-end collisions I f a sudden stop is necessary, safety that members o f these groups o fficia ls suggested. Persons interested In nom inat- in g adults fo r the aw ards should contact local co u n ty extension H u tto n says. T w o o deserving F o u r men and fo u r women in Salem. offices. Tw H u tto n says. the U. 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