Breed Switch
Shown hy
Hen Records
Dairy Herds Qualify for Honor Roll ,
Fourteen Clackamu C o a t j Tumi, Inc., Molalla, 40.1 pounds, 1 79.8, 76.1, 88.3, 82.6, 84 6, and
dairy herds qualified for th county. itn M Cw. 10 ArS Mr. and Mrs. 895 pounds respectively; Ads,
hnnn Mn nrMin m - mr. A Scheller, Cotton, 45 1 pounds. Bell, Ruby, and Msrse, registered
honor roll Producting 40 or more wU) dry. y p , Jff 'owned by c , r , , .
pounds of butterfat during the past Beavercreek, 40.7 pounds, with MlCouche. Sherwood, with 79.7,
month. tcows, 4 do James Morgan, Hub-! 91.0, 107.7, and 84 0 pounds re-
The monthly reports list the high- bard, wiin 47.S pounds, 14 cows, ' specuveiy; nos. t ana oo, regis- entf. part 0f the activities will
nrnHuoins hnrH nunnrf hu- Dr i one Hrv staphrlv Rrnlhpr rtrponn tered Guernseys, owned by SUe j ..... . ... . ,
Oregon Poultry Improvement g , Harrison, EJagle Creek, 48.S City, 45.3 pounds, with 89 cows. - Brort-ars, Oregon City, with ,llatjoni
program will show decline in the pounds, with 13 cowi, none dry; dry; Earl BarBer, Aurora, 48.7 79 and 91 pounds respectively;
number of breeding hens, but an rm r0Mi Mt- 1 40.9 pounds, pounds, with 37 cows, 4 dry; Le- nd Queen, a registered Jersey, I
Increase In the chickens per flock u.ith a mu,. W rwri, land Armstrong Aurora M 1 owned by C. E. Finnegan. Oregon Canada s province of Ontario
POtXTIT MEET ANNOUNCED
Oregon poultrymen meet Junt 14
and IS at Oregon State College for
the annual convention of The
Poultry Improvement Association.
All poultry raisers are urged to
attend at least part of the day ses
sion. Reviews of the research and
experimental work will be pre-
during the year ending July 1, re
ports James F. Short, .director of
the ' Oregon Department of Agri
culture. Breeder hens enrolled in the pro
gram dropped 61.751 from the rec
ord number jet last year. The
gradual increase in birds per
flock has reached its peak year
so far with 636 chickens in each
of the 818 flocks taking part. This
Oregon Dairy
Breeding Has
High Rating
1 49 9 pounds, with cows, none dry.
Oregon's dairy industry artificial Individual Cows Rate
yrar :l hs climes had a capacity brefns pro;,Tam has received one Also'listed are 30 individual cows
ol 3.2SS.P00. In ISS1-55. 62 hatch- of the top national rating' in the which mriip autstanriinc rernriU of
w-p.-o-rsm had a ca- Vf.. deoarlme-rt of agriculture an. nounds butt-rfat or more
during the month. These are: Jen
ny and Prisc'lla. registered Brown
Qwics nunpd hv Mpipifctirv Farm
Two Jersey hulls used by the Borin with ' and5 9 p0llndg
regis-
pounds, with 27 cows, 5 dry; Edwin City, with 82 pounds of butterfat. contains 411,582 square miles.
Ridder, Sherwood, 45.S pounds,
with 12 cows, none dry; Charles
Couche, Sherwood, 48.6 pounds,
with 31 cows, 4 dry; A. W. Henry,
Oregon City, 40.9 pounds, with 14
cows, 3 dry; Harry Lane, Sher
wood, 44.2 pounds, with 21 cows, 2
dry; and Vernon Heplcr, Canby,
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Thin., June 14, 56 (See. 1I)-17
Smell Machine Challenges Food Experts
ST. LOUIS (aV-You're not an
expert smeller unless you can
recognize these "eight well-known
odors" at first miff:
Lime, cinnamon, sassafras, root
beer, moth balls, bay rum, spear
mint and almond.
So says Mrs. Jacqueline D.
Knowles, representative of a firm
chine" to challenge food experts
at a national convention of the
Institute of Food Technologists.
The devise is used to select
"taste panel" members to aid the
research firm develop new pro
ducts, she says.
"It's amazing how many people
are unable to recognize these fam-
I which has set up a "smelling ma-iiliar smells at first sniff," Mrs.
Knowles said last night. ? -
"The panel of tasters can (ell
what's right or wrong with a pro
duct." As for the most popular smell,
Mrs. Knowles said "that's strictly
an individual matter."
At this time of the year, she
added, "for a lot of people it's the
smell of charcoal-broiled steaks."
WOODBIRN JERSEY RATES "
- Andrew Kehrlt and Son, Routt
I, Weodburn, own registered
Jersey cow that recently complet
ed a 305-day Herd Improvement
Registry production record of 1J,
74 pounds of milk containing Hf
pounds of butterfat. She was I
years and S months at the time ,
she completed. The official record -was
made by Royal Standard Dora
and her test were supervised by
Oregon State college.
nual survey of milk prodnci'on re
cords Cor cows born through arti
fic'nl inemiration.
cries iirier
pacity of 3.3E3,2ill chicks.
A breakdown by breeds shows
that more cross breeding has de
veloped in allenip.s to get belter
and broader chickens. The volume
of Leghorns reached an all-time
hitth with 9.1.740 in (he program.
M-I.it I.- . i i.,.u ""'
nnnc ruins rrf ai a VTunu nijjn njs by H P
pcan mis year wiin j,in. an in
crease Of 2,4f7 over 19.V4-55.
Switches in breeds, a record be-
Oregon Dairy Breeders association respectively: Maymaid, a i
were rated No. 1 1 and 2 in the u.red ,crs wM b Mr
nation by the I'SDA bureau of M r Ma! Rnrl' ,:
dairy industry in a report received
Ewalt. Oregon
and
Mrs. M. C. Malar. Boring, with 87.9
pounds; Josie, a registered Hol-
. uiriwn ... 1 l... c... r;..
State college dairy specialist. Milk.""1? I 7h. r
!.., i . ' ui ( .l. Bonn, with 813 pounds; De-
Ing followed closely bv the stale stein bulls lopped either national rr2 ;vn by. Dr..
' . rr D U q r-" itin t'lolo I mnlr with
Ml, imi I in n, ivo I V v- v. v r , nun
86 8. 75 1 and 82 5 pounds re
spectively; Flossie, a registered
light, Maude, and Molly, regis-
direction, falling from 306,(146 five i
years ag6 to 59,292 this year.
Crossbrcds numbered only 54,272
five years ago and were at 285,9
this year.
The year-end report shows that
82. 9 per cent of the birds tested in j
the nullorum clean class. This
compares with 33.5 per cent in 0n1 arn,,n! bulls wilh
this class five years ago.
State Fair
Plans Off to
Early Start
rka for eemprtition
i flraann Ctatd fair
partment will be balanced between Punds over average for Guernsey
Jersey, owned by Antoinette, Mt.
Angel, with 76.4 pounds: Betty, a
registered Jersey, owned by . Rex
Ross, Mt. Angel, with 83.6 pounds;
Bess, a registered Jersey, owned
by Leslie, Brown, Silverton, with
76.9 pounds; Lilac and B57, reg
istered Jerseys, owned by Daw
rick Farms, Inc., MoUlla, with
93.2 and 90.6 pounds; No. 66, a
registered Guernsey, owned by
Rngnar Anderson, Colton, with
90.5 pounds; Shirley, a registered
W. Hen-
rienar;ment of agriculture show or state averages for organized
that this year lh"re are 93.740 dairy improvement programs.
Leghorns compared to 119,589 last The 10-year-old Oregon associ-
i a aaa t: . afinn nf frtann rfairvmon ia man.
, ear ana nve year, ago. - - , A , wj,h ,M ds; Bct, ,
W'h l Rn k umned from 1 TO a"0a. y r.r V"?Tls nea , i.,,.,i i J k d.
, qunrlers at torvallis.
five years ago. to 43.916 this year. Thf 0reKon Daj Bre(d),rs
while lUmpjjh.rcs went the other j m Oregon
Priceless Benjamin, was ranked
top in his class nationally for 50
or more artificial daughters who
averaged 9.481 pounds of milk and
569 pounds of fat for 305 days
production testing.
Lilac Coronator Cap, another
Jersey used hv ODRA. placed sec-
75 or more . Guernsey, ownea Dy a
I artificial daughters. His 93 daugh-!r.v. 0reon ci,v. wilh 78 1 pounds;
trrs averaged 8,786 pounds ol milk w- regisiereo jersey, ownen
ond 455 pounds of fat in 305 davs. 1 by Earl Barber, Aurora, with 93.7
The USDA lists Ki!t Jersev bulls ! pounds; Billie and Princess, a
used in the artificial breeding ! Jsey and a registered Jersey,
studs of the country. respectively, owned by Earl Bar-
Daughter - production from all , ber, also, with 82.1 and 88 3
ODBA Guernsey bulls averaged ' pounds respectively; 5903, Phil
8,401 pounds of milk and 407i''pi, No. 8, Gold, Allfame, and
pounds of fat more than 600 'No. 32, a registered Holstein, 3
pounds., of milk annually over Holsteins, and 2 registered Hol
daughters of all Guernseys used steins, respectively, owned by
Kntries for competition irr this ' artifUial breeding or: j Hudie : LascljcWest Linn with
vear's Oreson State fair art de-. ganizauons. ana more man 750
age ior uregon uairy Hera im
provement association Holsteins.
Jersey cows from ODBA bulls
averaged 8.376 pounds of milk and
454 pouflds of fat. Milk production
was 812 pounds higher than the
national average for artificial pro
grams and 662 above ODIII Jerseys.
SEE
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Fridays, 9 AiMOIN TV
Here ii the tint 01 Two Big Weeks...
aimed to prove to you that quality
and price go hand in hand at yout.
IGA Food Store. Come in today and
stock up on these popular IGA Brand
products . . . when you check out . . .
check up, and see how much you save I
Enter Carotin lionetti's
"SELF IMPROVEMENT"
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V
cows registered with the Oregon
Dairy Herd Improvement associ
ation. Daughters from ODBA Holstein
bulls averaged 11.488 pounds of
milk a year and 435 pounds of fat.
kiilt . ... ,i
Portland, department superintend """7'"'" ,"a"
ri , F i 1.000 pounds higher than the aver-
modern and conservative in both
professional and amateur divisions, j
and kindergarten and primary di-
visions are exepcted to attract un
usual interest, it was revealed this :
week by Mrs. C. H. Rundell of
dent.
Pair dates are September 1
(through 8 in Salem.
Increased leisure time for paint
ing, art departments is schools and
art centers with instruction in sev
eral Oregon communities have
greatly increaerKlterest in art,
Mrs. Rundell says.
"The primary function of our
department is to increase interest
in creative art as a means of self-
development and expression." Mrs
Rundell said. "It has been our pol
icy to encourage the type of act-
modern and conservative, profes
sional and amateur in which there
is the greatest interest.
"Our plan has been to build a
well-balanced show and to keep
any 'special' schools of thought
from becoming predominant," she
said. "We display the modern and
conservative separately because
likes and dislikes are quite strong.
The department is for all citizens
to exhibit and enjoy seeing."
A feature of the show will be pic
tures by kindergarten and primary
children showing what stories theyi
have heard by radio meant to
them. The stories are broadcast
as part of the Oregon School of the
Air on KOAC at Oregon State college.
Nearly 500 premiums are offered
In the art department.
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"Made from Fresh 7j
Eggs, Quart Jar "
IGA Pineapple
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IGA Sno-Puf f Marshmallows 27c
IGA Jellies CS. 4 "? $1
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IGA Peanut Butter cS,T... i- 49c
lh A" I All II wherry, Cherry, Orange n ,, , A
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Demonstration: Curly's Fresh Cortege Cheese, Friday and
Saturday, at Stat Street Market. . . Free Sampling. . .
'"V firrt ' Spocial low Price.
IGA Stores reserve the right to limit quantities.
Pride Smoked
v v Morrell's
V J Ready to y jV
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CHEESE
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Baby Loaf
Prices effective Thursday, Friday, end Saturday, Juno 14, IS, 14
Sunklst, Juicy, Dellciowe. .
MATROWU
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2 43'
A Quirh
Fresh Creamery
BUTTER
Carnation, Red Shield or IGA
Hammack Will
Head Dairy
Group Again
Lyle Hammack ' was re-electfd
chairman of the state department
of agriculture's Dairy Relations
Advisory committee at its first
1956 meeting held this week in Sa
lem. The committe serves in an
advisory capacity to the foods and
dairies division of which O. K.
Brals is chief.
Members are appointed to the
committee by three dairy orsanr
rations, Oregon Dairymen's Asso
ciation. Oregon Pairy Industries
and the Northwest Association of
Retail Ice Cram Manufacturers.
To Meet Monthly
During the summer the commit
tee will meet once a month to
formulate recommendations for
legislation of benefit to the dairy
Industry. This committee was or
ganized in 194.
Oregon Dairymen's Association
representatives on the committee
this ye3r are George Hosteller,
Redmond, R. M. Lyon. Junction
City; Lee Albright, McMinnville.
Oito Schild, Tillamook; and Rich
ard Ness, Dayton.
Oregon Dairy Industries send to
the committee meetings Lyle Ham
mack, Portland; H. S. Dixon,
Tillamook; Gordon Hofstetter, Sa
lem; and Cordon Coleman, Eu
gene. Salem Maa Charter Member
Northwest Association of Retail
Ice Cream Manufacturers send
Fred Klaus and Kmery Lebold,
,M"m nnti K. "'. iX'.-rson and
''.. V.'' cli, ,'otlai'o Both Lyie
Hammack and Fred Klaus were
members of the lirsl Dairy Rela
tions Advisory committee formed
eight years ago.
Officials from the department of
agriculture attending the meeting
were J. T. Short, O. K. Beats, Ken
neth E. Carl and Don Parker. The
Oregon State College dairy depart
Mt wsi represented by P. M..
itandt and Oscar Hagf-
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