EXTENSION NEWS
We are now accepting
applications for our
1952 IFYE foreign ex
change student. The
name of this student
should be sent to the
Washington office be
fore February 1. If
you know of any worth
while young men or wo
men who would be in
terested in this oppor
tunity and can qualify,
please ask them to send
us their applications.
Below are the major
necessary qualifica
tions :
Must be a high school
graduate,
Must be between the
age3 of 18 and 28,
Must be in excellent
health (physician's
certificate required),
Must be single,
Must expect to re
main out of school dur
ing the fall of 1952,
Must have background
of farm life and work
and intend to remain in
farming or closely re
luted occupations,(
Must have some know
ledge of the language of
the country to which
assigned.
Mrs. Clayton Essling
er v/as hostess on Dec
ember 21st'., for a de
lightful luncheon, which
[she gave at her home for
the members of the off
ice staff.
I
Fooling their funds,
|the Mesdames Kenser,
(Teters, Wirtanen, Edel
rnan, Crites, Crothers,
Bmith and Le Due made
Mrs. Esslinger the re
cipient of a potted
poinsettia; in turn Mrs.
Esslinger, at the de
parture of her guests,
gave them each a gift.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl R.
Pasmussen of F'lmer
were Christmas Day
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Rex Ehrhart and family
of Anchorage. Mr. Ehr
lart is the son of Mrs.
lasmussen.
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