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Forest Orove-UTD - Election
of Ronald M. McCrelght, Port
land, as chairman of the
Board of Trustees of Pacific
university has been announc
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4-H NEWS
Antelop Club
The Antelope 4-H club held
its monthly meeting recently
at Mr. and Mrs. Earle Jossy's.
The meeting was called to
order by President Rick An
derson, the minutes were read
by secretary Donna Geren
and approved as read.
Judy and Sherry Rozell
Fair Oaks, Calif., were visi
tors. They are the daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Roiell.
Mrs. Rozell is the former
Alenc Owens.
An all-day clean-up day was
scheduled and the livestock
pre-fair will be held July 25.
Persons are invited to attend
and spend the day and have
lunch. Livestock showing and
judging will be held all day.
The prefair Is scheduled for
the Elbert Bigham ranch on
Blgham rd., Eagle Point.
Next meeting of the Ante
lope club will be Aug. 3, at
7:30 p.m. at the home of Don
Anderson.
Jary Hansen,
Reporter
Pre-Registration
Held At College
Ashland - Sixteen Southern miliar with the college cam
(Jregon communities were
represented by the 57 fresh
man pre-registrants at the
first summer pre-registration
meeting at Southern Oregon
college recently, according to
statistics released by Dr. Al
vin A. Fellers, director of stu
dent activities
The freshman pre-registration
is a new program insti
tuted by the college to lessen
the emotional stress which ac
companies freshman week at
most campuses. Prospective
students who pre-register for
the fall term are assigned the
academic counselors who, so
far as possible, will be their
advisors for the entire fresh-
man year
The pre-registrants have
the advantage of knowing
their advisors before the
school year begins. They will
know what subects they are
taking; they will have taken
the necessary placement tests:
and they will be relatively fa-
Local Man Elected
To Winter Pear
Control Group
The Winter Pear Control
committee, meeting In Port
land, has recommended to the
U. S. Secretary of Agriculture
a slight revision in regulations
covering grades and sizes of
anjous, bosc and cornice pears
shipped this year In inter
state commerce from Oregon,
wasmngton and California.
Basically the regulations
are the same as last year,
wnicn called for a u. S. No. 2
minimum or better grade on
anjous and size 193 (number
of pears in a standard West
ern Pear box), except for
some additional tolerance, re
ports Richard A. Patterson,
secretary - treasurer of the
committee, at Portland.
This tolerance on anjous is
for frost and hail injuries re
sulting from adverse weather
in Washington and the mid-
Columbia growing areas this
spring.
The committee recommend
ed the U. S. No. 2 minimum
or better grades for bosc and
cornice and size 180. Same
grades were recommended for
easter and winter pears, with
same size as last year at 16S,
and winter nelis, size 225.
Inspection Exemption
Patterson said the commit
tee also recommended an ex
emption from inspection on
all winter pear; shipped in
inter-state commerce in lots
not exceeding 200 boxes, sub
ject to a shipper's affidavit
nd spot checking for com
pliance.
He said official approval is
expected soon from the Sec
retary of Agriculture and that
the regulations will be in ef
fect until July 1, 1963. The
assessment was set at 8.5 mills
per box.
J. A. "Ted" Hodapp, Pla-
cerville, Calif., was elected
president of the committee,
succeeding G. C. Crossland of
Wenatchee, Wash. Other new
officers are Richard Gray,
Medford, first vice president;
Richard F. Duckwall, Hood
River, second vice president,
Patterson, secretary-treasurer,
and Richard A. Glaspey, as
sistant secretary.
pus prior to freshman week in
the fall. The fear of the un
known will thereby be lessen
ed when the regular college
year begins in September, Dr.
Fellers said.
The next counseling session
is set for Wednesday, July 25.
Pre-registrants are to report
to the Britt ballroom on the
Southern Oregon campus at 9
a.m. Dr. Fellers pointed out,
that SCAT tests will be given
to students who have not tak
en the SAT tests of the col
lege board exams and to stu
dents who lack a ' C high
school average and are seek
ing admission. At approxi
mately 10:30 a.m. the cooper
ative English tests are given
to all entering freshmen. At
11:30 a.m. the cooperative al
gebra test will be given to
those majoring in the science
mathematics or related areas.
The 57 pre-registrants last
week registered for these gen
eral areas: general studies,
six; medical and dental assist
ants, one; anthropology, one;
mechanical engineering, one;
secondary teacher education,
nine; elementary teacher edu
cation, 22; accounting, two;
secretarial science, 6; pre-den-tistry,
one; social service, one;
home economics, one; forest
ry, two; civil engineering, one;
engineering, one; physical
therapy, one; and special edu
cation, one. Of the regis
trars, 16 were men, and 41
were women.
Pre-registration at Southern
Oregon college will continue
each Wednesday for the next
three weeks beginning at 9
a.m. in the Britt ballroom.
Counseling, placement testing
and registration activities will
take place during most of the
day, Dr. Fellers said.
Lake of Woods Road
Job Added To List
Salem -IUP1I- The Oregon
Highway Commission has
added a rock production job
on the Lake of the Woods
highway to its Aug. 8 bid
opening here, bringing the
total to 22 projects.
The rock project, in Klam
ath county, is on the Lske of
the Woods-Wocus Mr 'i sec
tion of the hiRhway about six
miles northwest of Klamath
Falls.
Schools Require
Birth Certificate
Parents who have children
entering school for the first
time this fall will undoubt
edly be required to have a
copy of the child's birth cer
tificate, Dr. A. Erin Merkel,
Jackson county public health
officer, advised, "
Birth certificates are ob
tained from the vital statis
tics section of the state board
of health in Portland, Dr.
Merkel instructed.
'It is hoped that parents
will order birth certificates
now and avoid swamping the
vital statistics section," Dr.
Merkel added. "With the ap
proach of the school season
the demand climbs to 2,400
requests during the last week
In August."
A photocopy of a record
is $2. Checks should be made
out to the state board of
health and the accompanying
letter should give the full
name of the child, the date of
birth, place of birth and the
name of the parents. Sena
to vital statistics section, state
board of health,. Box 231,
Portland 7, Oregon. Allow
one week for delivery, me
public health officer instructed.
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recently. A meeting was held
in June at Mindy Hackett's
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sion tgent, gave a demonstra
tion on clipping a cow, and
also showed us how to show
an animal. We practiced show
ing animals, using members'
cattle.
A meeting In July was held
at Mr. Cahatl's home. Mr.
Cahail thumbed through the
(air book and explained both
the contests and the rules.
The meeting was adjourned i
and refreshments were served
by Mrs. Cahail.
Mindy Hackelt
Reporter
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