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Urges Study
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A request that an integrated
watershed study be made in the
Long Tom and Coyote Creek dis
tricts was forwarded to the State
Soil Conservation Office at Port-
so ! land this week.
The request was adopted at
Monday night's meeting of super
visors of the West Central Lane
Soil Conservation District, Chair-
j man Charles V. Lilcs reports.
1 The monthly session of the dis
trict's supervisors also resulted
! in drafting of a letter of appre
ciation for 0. S. Fletcher, retir
ing Lane County extension agent,
i William A. Potter was reap
pointed for another three-year
I term as a district supervisor at
this meeting, following receipt
of approval of his nomination
from the State Soil Conservation
Committee.
The meeting also brought re
ports that sou surveys in the
month preceding had covered 7,-
000 acres, bring the total acre
age surveyed to date to 36,000. It
was further noted that engineer
ing assistance on irrigation dam,
drainage problems, ditch con
struction and similar undertak
ings was given to 22 farmers in
Ihe West Central Lane District
during the month.
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WITH FRIENDS AND FAMILY filling the auditorium around him, O. S. Fletcher,
retiring Lane County extension agent, was honored at a potluck dinner and tribute
program Sunday at the Lane County Fairgrounds. Fletcher is shown at far right
above, with Mrs. Fletcher seated next to him. Continuing counter clockwise the photo
includes E. E. Schrenk, chairman of the Lane County Agricultural Council; Mrs.
Schrenk; Carey Strome, mayor of Junction City; and, in left foreground, Mrs. James
Fletcher and daughter, Nancy.
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Petersen Joins Committee
For Farmers' Loan Agency
Carl Petersen of Veneta has
been appointed as a member of
the Lane County Farmers Home
Administration committee, Wil
liam E. Walsh, the agency's
county supervisor announced this
week. The appointment became credit sources
effective July 9. j Before any money can be bor-
Petersen operates a poultry .rowed through the agency,
or to construct or repair farm
water facilities needed for profit
able operation. However, the
agency does not make loans of
any type to any applicant whose
Farm Safety
Week Planned
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$ 1.00 per hour plus 8c per mile
7.00 per 12 hour day plus 8c per mile
10.00 per 24 hours day plus 8c per mile
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DUMP TRUCK RATES
MINIMUM RENTAL $5.00
$ 1.50 per hour plus 15c per mile
12.00 per 12 hour day plus 15c per mile
16.00 per 24 hour day plus 15c per mile
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farm as the major enterprise.
but has carried on diversified
operations in the past
The other two members of the
three-member committee are
David J. Calvert, who operates
general farm with bean grow
ing his major enterprise, and
Charles B. Flanagan, who oper
ates a general farm with dairy
ing his major enterprise.
Each member is named for a
three-year term, and one appoint
ment expires each year. No
member completing a three-year
term can succeed himself.
Every agricultural county in
the country has such a commit
tee to help the Farmers Home
Administration county super
visor adapt the agency's loan
policies to local conditions in
cluding farm credit needs.
The Farmers Home Adminis
tration makes loans to family
type farm operators to buy, im
prove, or operate efficient farms.
A good whiskey's
like a gentleman's
beard... it sort of
grows on you!
Governor Paul Patterson, in a
;nrial rirnnlnmaf inn hac rallnH
upon the people of Oregon to ob-
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needs can be bandied by other; "ft-
farm residents to make every ef
fort to develop safe work habits
and skills, so they may 'Farm to
Live-and Live to Farm.' "
Observance of Farm Safety
Week in Oregon, as planned by
the Governor's Committee on
Farm Safety, will include: The
applicant must have the approval
of the county committee. In the
case of a farm ownership loan,
the farm to be purchased, en
larged, or improved must also
hp annrnvnrl hv Mm ,.i
the county supervisor explained! i Ghover.nor'' Proclamation; special
July 25, to open the week; state
and county publicity including
radio programs; county observ
ance planned and developed by
local committees under the di
rection of County Agent W. B.
Parker who has been named
county chairman of Safety Week,
in cooperation with the Grange,
Farm Bureau, and Farmers Un
ion and other local groups.
Al Bauer, farm service direc
tor of radio station KSLM,
Salem, and state representative
on the Governor's committee of
the Oregon Broadcasters Assn.,
is chairman of the Governor's
Committe on Farm Safety and
was named chairman of Oregon's
1354-55 Farm Safety Week at,
a recent meeting in Portland.
Plans are to make Farm Safety
Week a continuing program so
that "every week will be a safe
ty week."
Portland Man
New Tarzan
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. m-The
new Tarzan of the films is Gor
don Werschkul, 25, a native of
Portland,
Werschkul, whose film name
is Gordon Scott, was selected
Tuesday by Producer Sol Lesser
from a group of 15 contenders
for the role.
Lesser offered the muscular
young man a screen test after
he was spotted in a newsreel
shot at Las Vegas, .Nov., hotel
swimming pool where he was
working as a life guard.
Werschkul becomes the 11th
man to be cast as Tarzan since
the first of the film scries was
cast In 1918.
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good. One day you buy a bottle
yourself. Then pretty soon, you
won't settle for anything else.
In fact, making good blended
whiskey is a patient process, too.
That's what this hourglass is about.
The! glass itself represents Na
ture's unhurried goodness. The big
"S" stands for Schcnlcy's skill. To
gether, they make Schcnley the best
tasting whiskey in ages.
If you're not a customer already,
we hope to have the pleasure soon.
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