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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1955)
Oregon 4-H ers Win Awards F OUR Oregon 4-H club members have received valuable awards for out standing achievements in the National 4-H Dairy Foods Demonstration and Field Crops award programs. Dairy Foods Demonstrations that have won first honors in Oregon were carried out by Alma Lindsay, 18, Grant's Pass, and the team of Anne L. Mackie, 15, and Jeanne Mackie, 17, of Tangent. They have utilized many ways of varying the diet by the use of dairy products, appreciating the value of milk for good health. Their demonstrations have been given before approximately 300 people. Alma, under the leadership of Mrs. Bea Alstrom, gave the best individual demonstration of dairy foods in the state this year on the subject "Cottage Cheese, Please.” Anne's and Jeanne's high ranking team demonstration was ‘‘Dairy Del:ght.” Their local leader is their mother, Mrs. Oma Mackie. Chosen state winners, each girl is awarded a 19-jewel wrist watch by the Carnation Company. In carrying out this program, the club members learn to speak well in public and develop poise and good sportsmanship. They performed a genuine service to their communities as well. By efficiently producing crops on the 40 acre farm of his parents, John Prichard, 15, of Bend was named State winner in the 4-H Field Crops program. A $50 U. S. Savings Bond, provided by International Harvester Co., is his reward. John was able to achieve that rec ognition through careful attention to every phase of crop production, such as keeping farm machinery in condi tion, selection and treatment of seed, and scientific soil management. He began his Field Crops project 4 years ago under the supervision of his leader and mother, Marion C. Prichard. His crops include potatoes, wheat, and oats. The potatoes are graded at home for economy purposes. Some of his wheat crop was used for animal feed, while the remainder was sold. John also participated in crop judging and identification, and gave a crop demonstration this year before local and state groups. A 4-H’er for 7 years, he is active in junior leadership, training others for judging, and assisting with record books. Both programs are conducted i Extension Service. ler the direction of the Cooperative It's painfully clear That on many a farm There’s no storage For grain this year Uncle Sam will lend Up to 80 percent Of the building cost At just 4 percent Now if you want A crop support loan You'll need some storage Of your own But you'll be paid For storing your crop By not selling al harvest When prices drop December Accident Is Worst of Year New Energy Cycle In Cells Studied By OSC Scientists OREGON STATE COLLEGE A new highway of getting energy from f<x>dstuffs called the pent ose cycle has been shown by bio chemists at Oregon State college to abound in many type« of or-| ganisms ranging from yeast, plants and bacteria to higher ani mals It seems likely that the pentose cycle may function as a second major route within the body cells to obtain energy from the burning of foodstuffs, the OSC biochemists said Working on this research are Dr. Vernon H. Cheldelin, director of the OSC Science Research in stitute. and Dr. Tsoo E. King and Dr. Robert W. Newburgh, insti tute biochemists. If the role that this new cycle plays in energy building can be pin-pointed, new drugs may even tually be developed to conquer such diseases as cancer and dia betes, Dr. Cheldelin said. The long-known route in the intra-cellular furnace has been called the Krebs cycle. This cycle is contained within small gran- ules of the cell, called nutochon- dria. Mitochondria are visible un- ' der a microscope. Mitochondria capture energy from the burning carbohydrates, such as glucose, and put it to work for muscular motion, digestion, nerve transmission and chemical synthesis. The new pentose cycle takes place in cell particles outside the cell nucleus or mitochondria. These energy-producing cell par ticles cannot be seen by aid of even a microscope. Both the Kerbs and new pent ose cycles contain several sugars which are burned to carbon di oxide and water. The new cycle was named after a sugar, pentose, which is a key member of the more than 50 reactions which take place in producing energy. OSC biochemists are busy try ing to devise a chemical traffic counter to find out how the body's energy is obtained from the pent ose cycle. It is possible that a "switch over” in energy lanes takes place during disease periods. A Columbia county accident which killed six |>eople and in jured 13 others was named Ore gon’s "worst of the year” Tues day by Secretary of State Earl T New brj The dubious distinction was hard won. coming early in Decem ber 'o climax a year dotted with freqi ent miultiple-death crashes. Newbry said In fact, state officials blamed 39 highway crashes which killed 100 persona for destroying what would have been an improver! death record for 1954 Accidents and injuries still are much lower than those of 1953. hut de iths already have surpassed the 391 recorded a year ago. Lethal Crashes Warner New State Sup. Court Justice Harold Johnson Warner, Justice of the Oregon Supreme Court since 1950, was named Chief Jus tice today by his colleagues in Oregon's highest court of 1 a w. Justice Walton L. Tooze was named Acting Chief Justice. Chief Justice Warner, who has served as acting Chief Justice since 1952, has had a long and honorable career in law since he was graduated from the Univer sity of Oregon in 1913. He re ceived his LL.B., also U. of O. in 1916 and was admitted to the bar the same year. From the time he became a practicing attorney until he was elected to the Su preme Court he had offices in Pendleton and Portland. Early in his career he was a member of the same law firm as the Hon. Frederic Steiwer, Oregon's belov ed United States Senator, and was Pendleton City Attorney, 1920-22. In Buih Wars Warner is the first Chief Jus tice to have served in both World Wars I and II. He was a First Lieutenant in the air branch of the Signal Corps in the first war. In World War Two his legal tal ents were used by the army when he served as a Major in the Judge Advocate General department. Chief Justice Warner has con tinued his interest in Veteran’s affairs. In 1933 he was State But the sin forgiven by Christ in Commander of the American Le gion and the following year he Heaven served as National Vice Com By man is cursed alway. —N. P. Willis mander under F. N. Belgrano, Jr., OREGON STATE COLLEGE— It takes about 4000 flukes to kill a trout 2-to-3 inches long, Dr. Ivan Pratt, Oregon State college zoology professor, has determined. Dr. Pratt’s latest research pro ject is on how Troglotrema, the salmon-poisoning fluke, affects fish. This fluke affects all fish but salmon and trout draw the most attention because of their commercial and sports value. Tall-spired. black stream snails are one of the hosts of the salmon fluke. Some streams have more I The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Page 7 Too Late to Classify ri . iUI<J Call Now For Fast Delivery JANUARY 3-31 Prepare for winter’s cold now. Your call — . any hour of the day or night will get you prompt delivery of high quality fuel oil. V. C. Lomax General Petroleum Corp. 'ac. Hy. S. Ph. 548 Sentinel Big Pound Pads, 15c Over 100 Sheets 8'; x 11 Inches Is Your Insurance Up to Date? How long since you have had an insurance agent check your policies? If more than a year the chances are that some of your coverage should be changed. Bring in your policies for a check up to see if your coverage is ade quate. No charge and no obligation whether we wrote your insurance or not. This is our free service to you. J. B. Leonard Insurance Service "Insurance for every need” Thwing & Spaulding Bldg. 512 Whiteaker Ave. Residence 924J Phone 34 Subscribe to the Cottage Grove Sentinel now! --------------------- 6 p. m. to 9 p. m.---------------------- A Family Affair — Shop Cottage Grove Every Fri. Night & Save And when the erop Is sold and gone The building's value Goes on and on. than 100 snails a square yard. Sometimes more than half of the snails are infected. Dr. Pratt has counted more than 2100 flukes which came from one snail in five hours. Flukes bore right through the skin of the tail and Ima of salmon and trout to gain entry. Dr. Pratt is using five kinds of fish in the experimental labora tory. They aje trout, crappie, war mouth bass, fresh-water scuplin and salmon C. E. Webb, super intendent of the state fish hatch ery at Alsea, supplies trout, sal mon and infected snails for the work. Jan. B. 1M5 Friday Night... ‘Red Hot’ Specials I -Quonset Farmstead New») 4000 Flukes Needed To Kill Small Trout Thins DANCE SAT NIGHT Elks club. All Elks and guests invited Mu- | । sic by Jack Radford 21 -1 te FOR SALE 1953 Ford V-S Coun- i try Squire. Terms. Ph. 131Y 21-ltc 14-YEAP. OLD GIRL wants to work for room and board near Jefferson school. Phone 60 ______ FOR RENT. Modern 3-rm house, heater, garden spot. 7 mi. trom Cottage Grove on Kenady Ixine. Reasonable rent to steady ten ants. Ph 93ffi3 21-2*1 -22 FOR SALE 26” girl's bicycle Reasomd'le 21'' G St 21-2tc-22 FOR SALE OR LEASE ~ 3-bedrm. modern home and 10 acres Good barn, chickenhouse and hoghouse. Live stream for ir- February as the worst death rigat ion Ph. 11 16J 1 21-1 tp month of the year, two four death mishaps occurred, one in WIi 1. SELL or take "suitable 2- bedrm. house in exchange for Linn county when a carload of our 4-lx'drm. home at 628 teen-agers failed to stop for a Birch. A wonderful place for stop sign and struck a truck. children. Elmer J Kent. Ph A Malheur county crash which 270.1 _________ 2te-22 occurred w hen a car skidded on ice during the Thanksgiving holi TO SWAP: Red plastic devanport good cond., for good 2-wheel day killed four [H-rsons bound for trailer Phone 8161.X 2l-ltp a family reunion. December's contribution like । FOR SALE: 80 < wea, mixed a.. ■ wise occurred over a holiday ready to lamb, $15 each. 1 mi I Christmas This time a car and eMt WooUey’ s mill । > M its four occupants plunged off an Doubleday, Drain, Oreg. icy highway down a 900-foot em 2! 2te-22 bankment in the Hart mountain area of southern Oregon. Five accidents, each of which killed four persons, tied for run ner-up position in the state’s list ing of 1954’s most lethal crashes. The first of the deadly five oc curred in February on the Scio- Jeffei-son road in Linn county when a car failed to negotiate a curve, skided off the roadway and ovet ’ ii : ned The next month. March, pro duced still another quadruple death crash, this one on highway 97 in Deschutes county. Accord ing to accident analysts it was caused by a drinking driver who was weaving back and forth across the highway. An oncoming car swerved to the left in an unsuc Eight W recks—24 Dead cessful attempt to avoid the crash Eight accidents, each of which Four were killed, and four other killed three people, added 24 were injured. check-marks to the state's death record Ixx’k, and still another 50 November Worst In November, which edged out people died in 25 crashes which killed two each. Four days of the year are yet now chairman of the board and president of Trans-America Corp. to be reported, and since they are The new Chief Justice is also a days when holiday celebrants member of the Military Order of crowd streets and highways, safe World Wars. Not to be outdone ty officials said they are "keeping by her father, his daughter Mary our fingers crossed that no mon* Ellen is now on active duty in multiple death crashes will occur.” The state's 1954 traffic death the Waves. toll now stands "in excess of Beta Theta 1’1 Born in Fort Wayne. Ind., in 400." 1890, the Chief Justice has made Resolved: That the compact Oregon his home since early youth. He and his wile. Aluta, have two which exists between the North children, Mary Ellen and Thomas and South is a covenant with Igirsen. In addition to his veteran death and an agreement with hell, affiliations he is a member of involving lx>th parties in atrocious the Sons of the American Revo criminality, and should be im lution, president Oregon Society mediately annulled. 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