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TH E N Y SSA G A T E C IT Y J O U R N A L . N Y S S A . OREGON. T H U R S D A Y . F E B R U A R Y 21. 1957 Adrian News By Mrs. Ros« Willi* 4-H CLUB ACTIVITIES By C ounly Extension Agents Jr. L eaders Sponsor Program Hope th at m any of you had an opportunity to hoar the radio pro gram th e ju n io r leaders sponsor ed, as guests of Earl Jones, KSRV Farm Director, last Monday night. T hey did an unusually good job. If you did not hear this one, you will have an opportuni ty next m onth They plan to be guests of Mr Jones the 4th Mon day n ig h t of each month. These boys and girls do not plan to all appear on the program each m onth as they did this time, but I rotate to various com m unities in the county so th at the younger I d u b m em bers in their respective I com m unities will have an oppor tunity to participate. It will be thb responsibility of the junior leaders to plan the program . Those app earin g on the program last tim e w ere the officers who served last year, and the new of ficers for this year. B arbara Hickman, Nyssa, planned and narrated the program . Work Days to be Held in H eppner M arch 6 and 7 are the dates I set for the E astern Oregon 4-11 Leaders W orkshop, Mrs. Dyre Roberts, p resid ent of the M al heur 4-H L eaders Council, e x plained at th eir m eeting l a s t ( week. Those who have expressed a desire to atten d up to this time are Mrs. Dyre Roberts, A drian; Mrs. Bowers, A rcadia; Mrs. Hugh Lamb, A drian; Mrs. Lloyd John- -on, Pioneer, and Mrs. Ross, A d rian. We will have m ore inform a tion concerning this later. I.F.Y.E. We have had questions from time to tim e concerning the Inter- J national Farm Youth Exchange program, and we will attem pt to answ er some of them here. The I.F.Y.E. program is a pro ject for young people betw een 1 the ages of 20 and 30 from farm s in th e U nited S tates to live and work w ith farm fam ilies in other countries to come here and ob serve ru ra l life in America. The program helps to prom ote world peace by developing u n d er. | standing and appreciation of of problem s and by m aking | friends am ong people. W hile dele gates learn about agriculture and science in th eir host c o u n try ,' w hat th ey learn in this respect \ is im p o rtan t only as it helps them to understand the “way of life” of others. The I F.Y.E. program is financ ed by v o lu n tary contributions. The N ational 4-H Foundation helps pay the bills. T he Oregon B ankers association has for sev-1 eral years sponsored two Oregon I F. Y. E.’s. O ther organizations who help are 4-H and other e x tension groups, farm , fraternal, civic and church o rganizations,1 and individuals. If an y of you think you would be in terested in being an I.F.Y.E. but w ould like m ore inform ation please call the county extension office, or if any of you would be interested in having an I.F.Y.E. from some o ther country live in your home, please call the office or contact some of the persons in the com m unity who have been hosts to I.F.Y.E.’s for m ore infor- t m ation. Mr. and Mrs. F red Tren- kel and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Saito have had young m en living in th eir hom e last y ea r who w e r e ' taking p a rt in the program , and I am certain they would be happy to talk w ith you about this. I know th a t those of you who heard Tom Zinn, I.F.Y.E. from Iran talk last week, learned m uch from his observations. Mrs Edna Cowling was a S u n day d in n er guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C R Mills Mr. and Mrs C R Mills visited Mr. and Mrs. P J F rench T h u rs day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bait and Mrs. Howard Day visited Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Mills Friday. Mrs M L K urtz called on Mr and Mrs. C. R Mills T hursday a f ternoon. Mr and Mrs. Alvon McGinnis called at the Jim M cGinnis home S aturday evening. Mr and Mrs. Joe W itty w ere Sunday d in n er guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sewell and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob P atterson and fam ily and Mis. Nate Turpin spent Sunday visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs. H erbert Roy of Vale Mrs. T urpin stayed in Vale until Thursday. Mrs. H enry Slippy of Nyssa called on Mrs. Mary Ja rv is Mon day afternoon. Sandy and Jo an Wood called on Bobby Jo W ebster Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G lenn W ard and Family To Move To Wash. fam ily called on Mr. and Mrs. ■ge Wa’d in O ntario S unday Himple afternoon Mr and Mrs Frances D effer Mr and Mrs C layton Cassing- visited Mr. and Mrs. Monty Spoil- Rev. end Mrs K<-nnt *h H mpV ham and children, Raym ond and m an S aturday evening. and tw o children, Carleen and M arie moved to Boise S aturday Mr and Mrs. D enver G lenn and L arry, will leave for Washington w here Mr C assingham is em son of P arm a w ere d in n er guests the last w eek in February where ployed by the Idaho Sheet Metal at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Rev. H im ple has accepted a posi Co. G lenn W ard and fam ily M onday tion in th e m issionary work u n The C assingham 's have resided evening. d er th e A m erican Sunday school in Nyssa the past y ear and a half Miss Jo an K eysor was a d in n er union for th e King and Snohom w here Mr. C assingham was m an guest of Mr and Mrs. A nthony ish counties in W ashington. They ager of the Eder H ardw are Sheet w ill live in the rural area b e M etal shop. C assurella and fam ily Sunday. tw The G arden club was held a t ; een S eattle and Everett, Wash U nder this new work of the hold Bible teaching and ev a n the home of Mrs. H enry Day. the W ednesday. Eight ladies w ere ASSU. Rev. H im ple will help gelistic m eetings d u rin g m ain tain th e 22 rural Sunday w in ter m onths in his area. present. Rev. Him ple will give his last Mrs Jesse Dennis visited Mrs schools, be d irecto r of a youth W. W. Sm ith T hursday afternoon cam p for S unday school and help service Feb 24 at th e O w yhee C laude Sm ith visited his m oth in daily vacation Bible school Com m unity church, w here he has er, Mrs. W. W. S m ith Fridas V o rk . He w ill also preach and been pastor for over th ree years. afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Toom bs of j Nyssa visited at the hom e of Mr and Mr*. V ernon P a rk e r S unday ] evening. Mrs. Henderson and Anna I TANK SALES — RENTALS — LEASES Sparks visited Mrs. Lorraim Glennon in Em m ett Sunday. Mrs. V erna C ostley and fam ily w ere Sunday d in n er guests at hte ' Y o u r S e rv a n t B e y o n d th e G as M a in s ” Alfred Costley hom e near Home- dale. Jam es H arper left W ednesday with the A drian basketball team P h o n e s — Nyssa 2214 — W eisor 369-W to play in the tournam ent in B ak « er —C all— Ron Farley Wa!er ra'ion IK BE N E W USS N IT R O G E N F E R T IL IZ E R S 0 H i • ■ . * % . j , -. j s ’ Jfei ■ ' ■V U SS AMMONIUM SULFATE T his is an all-new d ry n itrogen fertilizer made of large, firm gran ules. It is free-flow ing a n d w on’t crum ble. I t is easy to apply w ith s ta n d a r d s p re a d in g e q u ip m e n t. 'Tv USS Ammonium Sulfate con- tain s 21% nitro g en and 21% com bined sulfur. This is an all-around, m ultiple • purpose fertilizer. FO R MORE DOLLARS PER ACRE It takes Men — Nitrogen for increased farm profits. 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