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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1960)
6 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Thursday, Jan." 28, 1960 College Staff Members Circle Globe on Missions Corvallis - Staff members from Oregon S tate college were called upon to serve as "know-how" ambassadors to foreign countries in every sec tion of the world last year. . Their s h o r t-term assign ments as consultants and ad visers came either at the re quest of the foreign country or as part of the U.S. technical assistance program overseas. The number of staff mem bers selected for the special assignments and . the wide range of fields in which they were chosen is evidence of the high regard held for OSC sci entists, college officials noted. An OSC staff member, for example, "was one of seven U.S. scientists picked to go to Russia on a six-week radia tion biology exchange pro gram. Another was called to Ethiopia to assist that govern ment in a three-month nutri tion survey and one went to Nigeria, Africa, to help in crop development. Brief Assignments Other staff members accept ed brief assignments to India for work in entomology and dairy production; to Puerto Rico for work on development of new food products; to the Philippines to develop con trols for a destructive coco nut disease: to Spain as an American delegate to the In ternational Trade Fair; to Trance, England, Germany, Japan, and South America for other advisory missions. Still another OSC scientist was picked for a three-month assignment as consultant on seed production in eight coun tries - Turkey, Cyprus, Jor dan, Pakistan, India, Ceylon, Iran and Nepal. For the past 5Y2 years, OSC has provided technical assist ance to Kasetsart university in Thailand under an agree ment between the two institu tions and the U.S. and. Thai governments. Selected OSC staff members have gone there for special assignments and Kasetsart staff members brought to this country for training. This program will be concluded in April. 443 news Table Rock Stitchers Sharon Higinbotham joined the Table Rock butcners sew ing club at the meeting Jan. 23. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Frank My ers. All members were pres ent. In answering roll call, each girl demonstrated how . to thread a needle. The next meeting will be Feb. 6. During this meeting Aletta Myers will name and point out the parts of the sew ing machine. One of the girls in "Just so Girl" will demon strate how to attach a paper bag to a table. The bag is used to put scraps in. Marjory Bonney, . Reporter. Poullrv Club A meeting of the Talent Chicks Poultry club is planned for Feb. 6 from 2 to 4 p.m., at the home of Billy Bagley, when the group will iudee chickens. The secre tary's book also is to be com- tileted.. At a recent meeting of the club David Arnett, Talent, be came a member and Annette Burich of Medford was a visi tor. Billv Baelev. president conducted the meeting when a quiz on breeds of chickens was held. If you're not shopping at the Groceteria you're paying too much! ms tie - Mey Kids! Come in and See the ANIMATED JUNGLE ANIMALS Here Now! SIXTH and GRAPE Or 1? ORCGOX CQ ) UJUmbo Etra Bonus Value 1 VALUES savings gtoCRU NOW 0 ZEE TISSUE Assorted Colors 12 SAVE 23' headed by these feature attractions Three 4-Roll Packs ZEE NAPKINS White (Dinner Nap & Putcwseu One M for Pkg. of 80 SAVE Chiffon Facial Tissue 200 $100 Count O pkgt. Can Canners Talent - The next meeting of the Talent Can Canners is scheduled for Feb. 1. At a recent meeting of the rlub Judv Baelev. president nresided. and a discussion was held on an extra food preser vation division. Judi Denm- son made a cake which was used for refreshments, and Paulette Creel, Judy Bagley and Linda Mullin made apple marmalade. Mrs. Bagley gave each member pears for mak ing jam. -Linda Mullin, Reporter TRUCK FIRES . 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