Slate Tractors
Seen Numbering
28.215 By 1950
Caution Urged In
Feeding Screenings
To Animals
C au tion in th e feeding o f ce rta in
O regon m ay have aa m any
as
scre
28.215
tra c to rs over its fa rm la n d
s en in g s to liv esto ck is urged
by 1950 under th e im petus of a v ig by v e te rin a ria n s o f th e s ta te de
orous nation-w ide
d rive tow ard p a rtm en t o f a g ric u ltu re who report
com plete a g ricu ltu ra l m e ch a n isa th a t losses ru n n in g up to several
thousand s o f d ollars have been
tion.
cau sed by feed in g som e screen
T h is num ber would be th e sta te 's
ings.
N ot a ll# scre en in g s a re re
q u o ta of th e 3,000,000 tr a c to is ex
sponsible fo r losses.
pected to be in use on all U. S.
T h u s fa r th e liv esto ck losses
fa rm s by 1950, acco rd in g to a study
have been tra c e d m ostly to fescu e
by S K F In d u strie s, In c . T h is fu ll
seed screen in g s, b u t an o ccasion al
to ta l is dependent, how ever, upon
o ffe n d e r is velvet g rass. Only
th e Sou th m ech an izin g to th e sam e
scre en in g s th a t have becom e nam -
d egree now p revailin g in the Mid
ato d e-in fested seem to be th e o f
dle A tla n tic sta te s.
fen d ers. V e te rin a ria n s sa y th a t so
"T h e dem and fo r fa rm m a ch in fa r th e losses have been in the
ery, p a rticu la rly tra c to rs , is the W illa m e tte v alley . L iv esto ck cases
h eav iest in h isto ry ," said C. W . com ing to th e ir a tte n tio n have in
M oore, m a rk e t a n a ly st fo r th e ball eluded d airy c a ttle ,
sheep and
an d ro ller b ea rin g com pany. " T r a c hogs. S o m etim es an an im al recov
to rs are sorely needed to help the e rs but m ore o fte n th a n not the
fa rm e r to o ffs e t lost m anpow er a n im a l poisoned by th ese seed
and in creased a cre a g e and to con scre en in g s dies.
tin u e to m eet high food production
Sy m p tom s o f th is d isorder a re
goals."
o f a highly nervous n atu re. T h ey
O regon fa rm s had an estim ated do not ap p ear u n til feeding has
24,564 tr a c to r s on Ju ly 1, th e study been in p ro g ress fo r sev eral days.
disclosed. O f these, betw een 3,330
T h is situ a tio n is being studied
an d 4,433 a re past th e ir norcal by th e d ep a rtm e n t o f v e te rin a ry
ju n k in g period and 1,148 m ore a re m ed icine o f O regon S ta te College
w earin g ou t annu ally.
and v e te rin a ria n s th e re have p re t
"T h e fa rm e r is in the b est fin a n ty well e sta b lish ed th e fa c t th a t
c ia l cond ition he h a s ever know n,” n em ato d e-in fested scre en in g s are
M oore said. "T h e dem and for, end hig h ly in ju rio u s to a n im als.
T h e s ta te d ep a rtm en t o f a g ri
supply of, fa rm equipm ent a re ex
pected to con tin u e a p ro fita b le re cu ltu re division o f a n im a l indus
latio n sh ip fo r som e tim e ," he ad d try u rg es liv esto ck m en who are
ed, p o inting out th a t the sta te had feed in g chew in g fescu e screen in g s,
a record g ro ss fa rm incom e la st esp ecially, and also th e screen in g s
y e a r of $298,531,000 fro m crops and o f som e o th er g ra sses, to have the
scre en in g s exam ined by a la b o ra
liv esto ck .
M oore said tra c to rs and oth er to ry or by th e ir lo ca l v e te rin a ria n
fa rm m ach in ery now in production to d eterm in e if nem atodes are
o r on d ra ftin g boards would enable p resen t. I f th e y are, th e b est ad
th e fa rm e r to s tre tc h h is incom e vice Is to dump th e screen in g s.
d ollar.
“N ot only will th is equipm ent be
lig h te r in w eight, but it will have
b e tte r re s is ta n c e to w ear and cor-
T h is w eek th e O regon S ta te
ro sio n ," he said. " I t will be equip B e a v e rs fa c e th e ir fir s t ta s te of
ped w ith a n ti-frictio n b ea rin g s th a t c o lle g ia te b a sk e tb a ll com p etition
req u ire fe w e r re p a irs and less fre w hen th e y sq u are o ff a g a in st the
q u ent lu b ricatio n , and it will be W illa m e tte B e a r c a ts in a tw o
e a sie r and less expensive to op er g am e series. T h e fir s t g am e will be
a te ."
in C orvallis T u esd a y n ig h t and the
re tu rn m a tch is sla ted fo r S alem
S a tu rd a y n ig h t.
Complete Line of
T h e cap itol c ity club, w hich is
alw ay s a c r a c k o u tfit, h a s been di-
i vided by C o ach E lm e r S c h a a k e
in to a v a rsity and ju n io r v a rsity
POTTERY, PYREX
j squad
and w ill be one o f the
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Breeding Program s
Get New 4-H
Club Emphasis
T h e 4-H club m em b er in each
O regon County w ho develops the
b e s t liv esto ck b reed in g
program
w ill receiv e a sch o la rsh ip to th e
1947 4-H club su m m er school a t
O .S.C., an n o u n ces L . J . A llen, a c t
in g s ta te club lea d er. T h e aw ards
a re sponsored by S a few a y S to res.
W in n ers will be selected by the
cou n ty co m m ittees on th e b a sis of
p ro je c t w ork, m an ag em en t o f live
sto ck p ro je cts, com p leten ess and
a c c u ra c y o f record books, p a rtici
pation in club a ctiv itie s, and the
q u a lific a tio n s o f th e ca n d id a te as
revealed th rou g h an interview .
T h e se an n u a l sch o la rsh ip aw ard s
fo r liv esto ck breed ing p ro je c ts rep
re sen t an im p o rtan t ad dition to
th e p rog ram o f club tra in in g . Al
len com m ented. W a rtim e em p hasis
w as on m a rk e t sto ck p ro je c ts —
baby beeves, fa t lam bs, and fa t
hogs. T h e new aw ard s fo r b reed
ing s to ck p ro je c ts will fo cu s a t
te n tio n on th e long-tim e b en e fits
th a t th e se p ro je c ts provide by
en co u rag in g th e club m em b er to
s ta r t a herd th a t ca n be continued
and developed in ad ult life.
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C oach Lon S tin e i h a s reco m
m ended
35 m em bers o f O regon
S ta te C ollege's 1946 fo o tb a ll team
a s h av in g q u alified fo r le tte r a-
w ards. Seven sen iors, e ig h t ju n io rs
10 sophom ores and 10 fre sh m e n
w ere on th e list o f m en fro m the
second place P a c ific c o a st co n fe r
ence team .
R ecom m end ed fo r th e ir third
aw ard and a w hite sw e a te r w ere
B oyd C lem ent. M a rtin C haves, Lee
G u stafso n , B ill M cln n is, T ed Os-
sow ski. B ob P ro c to r and B ob S te
vens. Second y e a r aw ard s w ill go
to B ill A u stin, R a y C ran e, P au l
E v en sen , B ill G ray, V ic H artm an n ,
B o b K re ll, D ic k Lorenz, D ic k M il
ler, H al Puddy, Bob R e im a n and
W a rre n S im as.
D ue to receiv e th e ir fir s t "O ” are
1 Jo e H ellberg , Ju n io r ; D ave An
derson, Don Cam pbell, R a lp h D a
vis, B o b G rove and Don Sam u el,
sop hom ores;
and B e r t A llinger,
E d C a rm ich a el, K en C a rp en ter,
j T om D eSy lvia, B ob L aid law , J e r r y
| Ixrng, D on M ast.
R o n M cR e ary ,
D uane M oore,
R ud y R u p p e and
D ick T w enge, fresh m en .
The Grange Sets
Up "Guido Posts**
S e v e ra l y e a rs ago th e G range
set up thre® b asic "Guide P o s ts ”
and h as rep eated ly
re a ffirm e d
th em . T h ey have a ttra c te d wide
spread ap p roval and were given
new en d orsem en t by th e P o rtlan d
session, w h ich d eclared th em fu n
d am en tal in assu rin g p erm anent
prosp erity. H ere they a re :
1. All p ro sp erity springs from
th e prod u ction o f w ealth ; or any
th in g w hich re ta rd s the production
o f w ealth is unsound.
2. T h e com p en sation o f each
should be b ased on w hat he con
trib u te s to th e g en etral w elfare.
3. T h e p rim e puropse of gov
ern m en t is to p rotect its citizen s
fro n t a g g re ssio n both
physical
and econom ic.
Applied to every-day problem s,
th is m eans th is nation m ust co n
tin u e to produce a b alanced ab u n
d an ce ; m u st prevent m onopolies in
a g ricu ltu re,
in d u stry or labor,
w hich r e s tr ic t production in ord er
to en h an ce p rice s; must see th a t
reaso n ab le com p en sation is m ade
possible fo r th o se who e a rn it;
and m u st do th is under th e p ri
v ate e n te rp rise system , w hich pro
vides an op ortu p nity fo r everyone
to develop h is own ta le n ts as he
m ay desire.
if
F ash io n s
i f
Poultry nu ‘11 K i i I i t
Breedii!*; Content
O regon c o n te s ta n ts will com p ete
w ith poultry b reed ers fro m eight
o th er w estern s ta te s in th e 1947
phase o f th e country-w ide C h ick en -
of-T om orro w program .
T h is w as announced in C h icago
la st w eek a t a tw o d ay m eetin g
o f th e n a tio n a l co m m ittee su p er
v isin g th is th ree-y ea r, b e tte r m eat
type breed in g p ro je c t. T h e com
m itte e, com prised o f re p re se n ta
tiv e s o f b oth F d e e ra l and s ta te
d ep a rtm e n ts o f a g ricu ltu re, s ta te
colleges and lead ing p ou ltry a sso c
iatio n s, decided th a t th e fiv e top
c o n te s ta n ts in ea ch o f th e s ta te
co n te sts n e x t y e a r will com p ete in
one o f th e
fiv e re g io n a l tria ls
w h ich w ill be held la te r in 1947.
A rea prizes n e x t y e a r w ill to
ta l
$3,000
w hile th e n a tio n a l
cham p ion sh ip w ill be decided in
1948 when an aw ard o f $5,000 in
c a sh w ill be m ade to th e m ost
su cce ssfu l b reed era.
A shim m ering creation in keeping
with the bright spirit of Christmas
is the rayon cMITon. sequined mid
dle over matching rayon taffeta,
shown above as pictured in the De
cem ber issue of Good Housekeeping
magazine.
GEMS
OF THOUGHT
W isd om
is th e rig h t
use of
kuow ledge. T o know is not to be
w ise. . . . B u t to know how to use
know ledge is to have wisdom .
— Spu rgeon
• • •
H e who is ta u g h t to live upon
little ow es m ore to his fa th e r's
w isdom th a n he who h as a g reat
deal le ft h im does to h is fa th e r's
care.
— W illia m P en n
• • •
I f you w ish to tra in up a child
in the
w ay he should go, ju st
sk irm ish ah ead on th a t line your
self.
— Jo s h B illin g s
• • •
B e ca u se rig h t is rig h t, to follow
rig h t w ere w isdom in th e scorn
of con seq u en ces.
— T en n yson
• • •
Men give co u n sel; but th ey give
not the w isdom to p ro fit by it. To
a s k w isdom of God, is th e b eg in
ning of wisdom .
M ary B a k e r Eddy
•
•
e
W isd om is ttie p rin cip al th in g :
th e re fo re get w isdom ; and w ith all
th y g e ttin g get u n d erstan d in g.
— P ro v erb s 4:7
• • •
I f m ankind
had wished fo r
w h at Is rig h t, they m ight have had
it long ago.
— W illiam H azlitt
• • •
I t hus been snid o f th e w orld’s
h isto ry h ith e rto th a t m ight m akes
rig h t. I t is fo r us and fo r our
tim e to rev e rse th e m axim .
— A b rah am L in co ln
• • •
God reign s, and will "tu rn and
o v e rtu rn " until rig h t is found sup
rem e.
— M ary B a k e r E dd y
• • •
S o let it be. In G od’s own m ight
W e gird us fo r th e co m in g fig h t.
And, stro n g in H im w hose cau se
is ou rs
In c o n flic t w ith unholy powers.
W e g ra sp the w eapons H e has
given,—
T h e L ig h t, and T ru th , and Love
o f H eaven.
— W h ittie r
• • •
N othing but th e rig h t can ever
be exped ient, sin ce th a t can never
be tru e exp ed iency
w hich would
s a c rific e a g re a te r good to a less.
«EAVERTON ENTERPRISE
Friday, December 13, 1946
N a m e S t a t e ’s 4 - H W inners to
C om p ete fo r Sectional Honors
M a rg a re t Freudenthal
C h arle s D. C o legro ve
R E G O N 'S top ran k in g p articip an t in each of tho 1946 N ational 4-11
D airy P rod uction, Farm S a fe ty and G arden a c tiv itie s has been
selected to com p ete fo r a sectio n a l aw ard, w hich is a trip to the 25th
A n niv ersary N ation al 4-11 Club C ongress in C h icago. T h o se winning
se ctio n a l hon ors w ill relin q u ish th e ir s ta te aw ard to the next h igh est
ra tin g m em ber. T h e s ta te 's re p re se n ta tiv e s am i b rie f ou tlin es of th eir
4-H record s a r e as fo llow s;
O
M orris Notz, 18, o f C lu ik an ias,
is the s ta te ’s en tran t to com p ete
fo r a se ctio n a l aw ard in the 4-H
G arden A ctiv ity.
A llis C h alm ers
provides the aw ard s. M o rris' re c
ord show s that during eight y ears
of clu b work he raised ten a c re s
of garden.
H is garden e xh ib its
won m any p lacin g s, including
$25.00 in ca sh prizes.
He e s ti
m ates th at $557.45 w orth of gar
den produce has b een used in his
hom e and Incom e from products
sold was $1,628.20. H e attrib u ted
h is su cce ss to irrig atio n , in sect
control, ad eq u ate cu ltiv atio n , good
seed , cro p ro ta tio n and high
yield s.
S e v e n s ta te co-w inners
who also re c e iv e a $25.00 U. S.
Suvings Rond a r e : G lenna G age,
D a lla s; M arjo rie Z eller, Brock-
w ay; D oris Jo n e s , H e rm isto n ;
B ev erly D ober, C o rn eliu s; D elb ert
S a rk le , A s to ria ;
Sh irle y Je a n
A rne, C o ttage G rove and N elora
R eed , V ale.
M arg aret F re n d en th al, 16, of
H illsboro, won top ra tin g in the
s ta te 4-H D airy P rod uction A ctiv
ity with h e r a ch iev em en t record .
D uring s ix y e a rs in club w ork,
M argaret developed a herd o f 14
H o lstein c a ttle , th e incom e from
w hich w as $.9,966.53, including
$62.00 in c a s h prizes. As a m em
b e r o f a 4-H d em onstration team
sh e p resen ted 5 d em on stration s
b efo re 700 people and won top
hon ors in th e W ashington County
co n test th is year. M argaret m ain
ta in s production record s and uses
m odern m ethods of feeding and
m anagem ent.
S ix s ta te co-win
n ers iii two cla ss e s who also re
ceiv e a $25.00 U. S. Savings Bond
provided by the K ra ft Foods Co.,
a r e : M arjorie F lan agan , Ju n ctio n
C ity; llap p y S leig h te r, D allas;
R o l a n d N otcboom , T illam o o k ;
B a rrie G a sse tt, I.aG rand e; W a lter
Bohren, T illam ook and R o b e rt
E stou p, F re e w a te r.
C h arles D. Colegrove, 15, o f
Ju n ctio n City, was named s ta te
w inner and given the d istin ction
of com peting fo r a sectio n al aw ard
in th e 4-H Farm S a fe ty A ctiv ity
becau se of h is excep tion ally out
stand in g record . C h a rle s’ ach iev e
m en ts in sa fe ty work include
m aking com plete survey o f h is
farm and co rre ctin g hazards. To
help prevent fires, C h arles posted
"N o Sm o k in g " signs, reshingled
roof and con n ected hose to hy
drant. He also repaired fe n ce s,
step s, chim neys and ladd ers th a t
w ere weak or broken and rep laced
a safe ty shield on th e com bine.
Fou r s ta te co-w inners who a lso
re ce iv e a $25.00 U. S . S av in g s
Bond provided by G en eral M otors
a re : M ary M cF arlan e, o f Condon;
Mildred P arto n , W oodburn; W ll-
Ila
W eh in ger,
T illam oo k
and
C h arles H o rn eck er, C ornelius.
—Whateljr
• • •
T h e cau se o f F reed o m is th e
cau se o f God.
— B ow les
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