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Beef cattle field day
The annual Oregon State
University beef cattle progeny
testing field day program will
he Friday. April 25 at the OSU
Hermiston Station
The program will begin at 10
a m with a tour of pens of
cattle sent by breeders from
several states for detailed
feeding, growth and. even
tually, carcass records. This
information will be used as a
guide in breeding programs.
The tour will be conducted
bv Extension agents Gordon
Cook. Bill Farrell. Ralph
Hart. Mike Howell and Lyn
don Nicholson.
Ten year
forecast
for CB
A ten year financial forecast
of all phases of operation has
been approved by the Board of
Directors of Columbia Basin
Flet lric Cooperative, at their
meeting April 3.
In 1972 a somewhat similar
forecast was made. In com
parison to the earlier fore
cast: the long term debt (in
198P will be approximately
1 25 million less for the new
operations budget just
approved Projected margins
from the operation are fore
cast at $3,144,378 in the
current plan compared to
$2,238,837 in the earlier fore
cast The financial forecast has
st a total plant value of
$10,949,306 for 1984 and shows
$2,080,320 in revenues for 1984.
Only one rate increase is now
projected for the member
consumers during the 10 year
period, and that in 1980.
Invitational
Youth Field
Sat, April 19
Morrow County Fairgrounds
Sponsored by Heppner Lions Club
Sol rrlirrd
Judging Contests
Demonstrations
Tractor Driving
Exhibits
Booths
and many other events
Open to all 4-H clubs and
FFA chapters in Eastern Oregon
Public urged to attend and view the
work of these youth. No charge
Lunch will be served
ThU ad ponorrd public trrvirr by:
Columbia Basin
Elocfric Co-op
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Heppner. OR., Thursday, Xpr.
Oregon State University's annual beef cattle progeny testing
field day program will be Friday, April 25 at the OSU
Hermiston Station. The program of nutrition, breeding, feed
and pasture research will begin at 10 a.m. with a tour of pens
of cattle sent by breeders from several states for detailed
feeding, growth and carcass records.
The progeny test program is
directed by Al Ralston, pro
fessor of animal nutrition, and
Tom Davidson, acting super
intendent of the OSU Colum
bia Basin Agricultural Re
search Center. Davidson will
discuss the progeny testing
program and preside at the
morning session. Ken Kil
lingsworlh. Wheeler County
Extension Agent, will be in
charge of the herd bull
display.
James Oldfield. head of the
OSU Department of Animal
Science, will be chairman of
the afternoon session. Ralston
will discuss nutritional beef
cattle research.
Other speakers will include
geneticist Bob DeBaca. Garst
Company of Coon Rapids.
Iowa: Frank High, president
of the Idaho Cattle Feeders
Association and manager of
Albertson Land and Cattle
Company. Nyssa; and Wilton
Heinemann. Washington State
University professor of ani
mal science. Their topics will
be feedlot economy and irri
gated pasture and beef breed
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BIRTHS
Mr and Mrs Larry A
Anderson. Heppner. are the
parents of a daughter. Candy
Michelle. 8 pounds, one-half
ounce, born April 7. at
Community Hospital. Pendle
ton. Or.
She has a 2 year old sister.
Brandy Marie.
Grandparents are Mr and
Mrs. Andrew G. Anderson.
Heppner and Mr. and Mrs
Robert R Cossitt. Echo
Great grandparents are
Mrs, Emma Logan. Marion.
Kentucky, and Mr and Mrs
William B. Tinsley. Indian
apolis. Indiana.
Day
17, 1S"5
April 25
The annual program w ill be
sionsire d bv the OSU Animal
Science Department. Colum
bia Basin Agricultural Re
search Center. Oregon Exten
sion Service and the Umatilla
;itllemen's Association.
Eldon McFerrin
dies in
Washington
Memorial services were
held Saturday. April 12. 11
a m for Eldon McFerrin. 71.
of Otis. Orchards. Wa.
Mr McFerrin died April 9.
in Spokane. Wa
He was born April 15. 10 to
William and Nellie McFerrin
al Myrtle Creek. Or .and was
a long-lime resident of Mor
row County.
Interment was at Riverside
Cemetery. Spokane.
Survivors include the
widow. Eleanor, Otis
Orchards. Wa . a son. Roy. of
Guam, three daughters. Al
berta Thiesen. Evelyn Koch
and Linda Thompson, all of
Washingion. three sisters.
Elma Hiatt. Richland. Wa..
n Wright. Heppner. Zella
Davidson. Pomona. Ca . num
erous grandchildren, great
grandchildren. nieces and
neohews.
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OSU studies
wind power
Oregon State University will
intensify its wind power "site
prospecting" along the Ore
gon Coast and down the
Columbia Gorge in coming
months.
The work is aimed at
determining whether wean
Gorge w inds can be used as a
cheap and clean source of
supplemental electric power.
The grant for this year's
research totals $0.000. ac
cording to Or. E Wendell
Hewson. chairman of the OSU
Department of Atmospheric
Sciences and leader of the
university team of scientists
workmg'on wind power possi
bilities Others come from the
rvpnrtmenls of Mechanical
and Electrical Engineering
and the School of Oceano
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the 12 to 25 knot range to have
electric power generating
possibilities. Hewson points
out. Wind frequency, turbul
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also. t
Two sets of instruments are
being maintained at Yaquina
Head, described by Hew son as
"a very good location. The
winds jut relatively strong all
year and I here is freedom
from icing "
The Columbia Gorge re
mains "a gixxl bet for wind
(xiwer developments," says
Hewson, because power from
wind-driven aerogeneralors in
that area could be fed easily
into nearby electric power
networks. Wind power gen
erators might Im less con
spieious also ' Visual pollu
tion" is a concern in future
tteneralion placement on the
eoiisl. Hewson added.
Turbulence and icing may
he biuger problems in the
Gorue. however, it was noted
Hoih complicate aerogenera
lor operations Coastal and
uorue winds bolh peak when
power demand docs during the
wmer
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sile el investigated is on the
Washington side of Ihe Col
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northeast of The Dalles. Or .
Hewson reMrted Wind in
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war an FM radio station
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