Thursday, December 6, 1951
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
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sociation wijl be a fe a tu re of th e
aftern o o n duscussion w ith M rs.
Iren e Brown, p resid en t of the «3-
By C lifford P. R owe
sociation, presiding. P la n s for a t - ♦
Probably the most talked about activity on the Ameri GOLD BEA C H C urry’ countv GOLD B EA C H —4-H club lead- ten d in g th e a n n u a l m eetin g of
stockm en w ill m eet for th e ir an- ers and 4. H clubs in c u r r y coun-
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can scene today is college football. Ever since the cribb nual
m eeting, Dec. 20. as resu lt ty w ill m eet S a tu rd a y , Dec. 8, e ste rn O regon L ead ers A ssocia-
;• ing scandal at West Point which caused of action tak en at two d istrict at 12:30 a t th e g rad e school cafe- Ti-on w ill be m ade.
teria. for an officer tra in in g m eet- W ilb u r and Ju d y Jen sen , now
J th ’t instition to lose practically its entire livestock m eetings last week.
H arvey Crook, president of th e ¡n g, says C lifford Jen k in s, co u n ty a tte n d in g th e n a tio n a l 4-H clu b
■ varsity squad and the basketball point- ip r*y county livestock associa- agent. 4-H club lead ers an d of- congress, a t Chicago, a re ex p ected
jj fixing bribe furor which bobbed up hith- ’ion. has announced th a t th e fol- ficerg will receive in stru ctio n in back in tim e to give a re p o rt,
I er and yon over the nation, athletics, par- owing com im ttees will m eet in leadership an d th e d u ty of each A pot luck su p p er w ith th e
the m orning, s ta rtin g at 10, and club officer. T he co u n ty ag e n ts C en tral C urry’ lead ers a c tin g as
J ticularly football, tops the list on the coast H eir re p o rts will be su b m itted to will lead th e discussion. A De- hosts will be held also, said Mr.
the W estern Oregon livestock as- | eem ber m eetin g of the lead ers as- Jen k in s.
« to coast gossip poll.
sociation at the an n u al m eetin g :
The pity of it is that so many are talk p red ito ry anim al control, w ith Joe
ing not that of which they speak. In other Nielson, ch airm an s W eed co n
tro l w ith N orm an C henow eth:
words, to be in the conversational spotlight Land use w ith John Donaldson
today it is the fashion to knock football. A s a result the ían<í ta x a tio n w ith s to v e sp o eri.
AU THO RIZED
O th e r com m ittees m ay be set up I
game may get punishment where none is deserved.
if needed.
One thing which most self-appointed pallbearers for A fte r lunch an in te re stin g pro-
For What It's Worth .
County Stockmen
io Meet Dec. 20
4-H Club Lecders
Set Saturday Meet
Y. â M. AUTOMOTIVE PARTS
football ovcrl.x.k is that for every highly' paid football ¡ T ? has
aT n,Kcd for. " ,e
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stockm en. E. R. Jac k m a n , fa rm
player in collegiate football there are thousands who ire specialist from osc. win speaK
p a stu re m anage
lighting for touchdowns every week-end just because they on range
rancc and
and Pas*ure
m ont and the assistan ce av ailab le
love to play football.
thro u g h local P. M. A. projects.
R.
A. W ard, m an ag e r of th e Pa-
It was my good fortune to spend the larger share of
•the l hanksgiving vacation in the company of a college I ¡ X
discusfTene^i
football squad which traveled to play in the Shrine Pear wool situ a tio n a n d m ark e tin g
Bowl at Medford. 1 would rate these fellows as typical pr Dr.
S,H‘ J. fs N.
,or **<haw,
,952, head of t h e '
of the majority of college football players throughout the v e te rin a ria n d ep a rtm e n t of OSC, J
land;*and I can trutldulh say that 1 have never before will speak on sheep diseases and i
th e ir control.
been in the company of such dean-living lads as they E lection of officers for 195?,!
were. I hey restored to me much of my faith in the young m aking plans for C u rry co u n ty
d h ¿ation to a tte n d the a n n u a l 1
er generation.
W estern O regon Livestock m e e t
So any attempt to condemn a wholesome American ing will he o th e r activ ities of the
sport for fellows such as these because a few colleges hold m eeting.
C u rry county livestock a sso c ia -|
a winning football season to he more important than t i o n is plan n in g to invTT? Ine
their academic program would he comparable to throw W estern O regon association to
its an n u a l m eeting in Gold
ing away an entire sack of potatoes because a few rotter» B hold
each in 1953. This will be th e
ones were discovered.
first tim e the m eeting of th a t
group has been held here since
'There is nothing wrong with football. In fact, the op its org an izatio n some 20 y ea rs
jx»rtunities it provides for the development of ability t > ago. A rran g em e n ts w ere co m p let-
give and take and its encouragement of a philophv of ed with *ovcrnnwnt trappers to
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P»»t out coyote bait sta tio n s in
1 g» physk.lllv, mentally, and morally. Will go th e follow ing lo calities: S to n e
Tit toward providing those qualities of character So e s C o rral Pine E lat, Red M ountain,
High P rairie. S ignal B u tte, " a d
sential to democracy.
P. M. A. Practice
Data Is Now Due
dle M ountain, W ild H orse, Bob
M orral B ranch, S u g a r L oaf Mt.,
ea r w hich w as called the farm Edison B utte, W atch es B u tte , S a lt
ign-up, how ever, the m ethod for Lick P ra irie . 8-Mile P ra irie and
m aking application for P, M. A B ald M ountain.
oraetices is sim ple and m erely in
volves c o n tac tin g the county office
Use these colum ns it pays!
giving nam e of th e practice in
which the fa rm e r w ishes a s s is t
ance. th e estim a te d cost, acres
involved. |H>unds and v a rie tie s of
seed, etc., th e office is th en in
position to set up p rio r approval
for each fa rm e r on each of the
practices tor w hich a ssistan ce has
been requested.
Purpose of P. M. A. p ra ctice
paym ents is to assist fa rm e rs in
e a r n in g out approved soil co n
servation of land use p ro g ram s
I sT
which not only assists the fa rm
er but also m akes possible a p ro -
duction of fo;<d and fibre needed
to earr.v out civilian and m ilitary
needs.
GOLD BEACH — F a rm e rs of
C u rry county who a re planning
to apply tor P. M. A. assistance
in c a rry in g out any of th e a g ri
c u ltu ra l conservation practices in
1952, have only a short tim e in
w hich to get th e ir application;
in to the county I’. M. A. office,
according to Clifford Jenkins, sec
re ta ry . To d ate th e n ' are funds
still re m ain in g lor every p ra c
tic e except I,me, of ffie $37.099
a p p iia tc d to r C urry county this
y e a r th ere is $9927 not yet allo
c a te d Request tor this assistance
m u st be m ade this m onth or the
fu nds w ill be re tu rn e d to the
s ta te com m ittee.
In ae ttin g up the county P . M
A. p ro g ram this year the count\
co m m itte e elected to go on the
p rio r a p p ro v al system in place ot
Gitt S ta tio n e ry w ith coast views
th e m eth o d used to r a num ber ot |a t the P ilo t office.
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