The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, April 23, 1959, Page 15, Image 15

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    crans. Enrollment is limited to 300
students
The Dental School of the Uni-
versity originated with the con­
solidation of the North Pacific Den­
tal College, of Tacoma, and the
North Pacific College of Oregon.
The college, whose buildings coat­
ing $2,200,000, were completed on
the campus of the U. of O. Medi­
cal School in 1956, limits its enroll­
ment to 320. designed primarily to
serve the Pacific Northwest area
Three colleges operated primari­
ly for the training of public school
teachers are the Oregon College of
Education, at Monmouth, enroll­
ment about 800; the Eastern Ore­
gon College, at La Grande, with
Friendly Living
Polk County Itemizer-Observer.
Dallas
For our own part we still
prefer one of the better small-town
locations to life in a bustling city.
Modern small towns have all the
conveniencies of big-city living, but
here you live among friends Then-
is no comparison between small
town friendliness and big-town a-
loofness. ”
600; and the Southern College, at
Ashland, with approximately 800
The first surveys for railroads to
the Pacific Northwest were made
I m ton- the Civil War.
BULL OF THE WOODS
CAT DIESEL TRACTORS
Cat-built crawlers have long been the standard in logging
operations. Today, as in years past, your best buy is a Cat
Diesel Tractor. Check over our $700,000 useful used in­
ventory for the tractor you need. You'll find many Bonded
and Certified Buys with written guarantees.
CAT D8 TRACTORS
D8 < '58 > Torque drive with hydraulic angledozer, DSD winch, can.
opy top. all logging guards. Bonded buy. No. 325 Salem.
$34,500
D8 |'58i hydraulic U blade. D8D winch, canopy, logging guards.
1204 hours. Bonded buy. No. 314 Portland
$32,500
D8 ('57) Torque drive with 8S dozer, 30 CC. D8D winch, canopy,
logging guards. Bonded buy. No. 280 Portland.
$32,500
D8 ('541 hyd. angledozer. D8L winch, canopy top, log guards.
Certified buy. No. 304 Portland.
$20,500
D8 ('54> 8S blade, 24 CC. D8L winch, Medford top, guards. Certi­
fied buy. No. 281 Portland.
$19,500
D8 (’54) 8S blade. 24 CC, bow top. guards, rebuilt tracks and roll-
Certified buy. No. 282 Portland.
$18,000
D8. 8S dozer. 24 CC, DSL winch, Medford top, logging guards,
engine overhaul. Certified buy. No. 205 Salem
$17,000
□8, Clearing blade. 24 CC, D8L winch. Medford top. log guards.
No. 206 Portland
$13,500
D8. 8S blade, 24 CC, DSN winch, bow top, guards, engine overhaul.
No. 239 Astoria.
$9,500
D8. LeTourneau blade and control, D8N winch, guards, top. No. 3
Portland
$6,500
CAT D7 TRACTORS
MIRROR LAKE IN THE EAGLE CAP PRIMITIVE AREA, 7,700 feet elevation, in the Wallowa
mountains of northeast Oregon. In the background. Eagle Cap peak rises to 9.675 feet above sea
level. Good forest service trails lead to more than 40 such lakes where the trout limit is 30 per day.
Higher Education Expands
22 Public, Private Institutions Developing
Nearly 25,000 Students for Useful Careers
With eight state-conducted and
14 independently directed institu­
tions. higher education in Oregon
is easily available to qualified stu­
dents in all areas of the state.
Close to 25,000 students are enroll­
ed in one or another of the institu­
tions, which are finding it no easy
matter to keep up with the flood
of enrollment that has burst in on
them in the last 15 years and
which has not yet reached its ex­
pected peak
State-owned institutions are the
University of Oregon, at Eugene;
Oregon State College, Corvallis;
Portland State College. Oregon
College of Education. Monmouth;
Southern Oregon College. Ashland;
Eastern Oregon C'ollege. La-
Grande. University of On-gon Med­
ical School, Portland; Dental
School of the University of Oregon
Portland; and the Portland Exten­
sion Center operating under the
General Extension Division of the
State Board of Higher Education
Private Colleges Strong
Thirteen excellent private c o I -
leges, some of them nationally
famous, are Reed College. Lewis
and Clark College. University of
Portland. Multnomah College, and
Cascade College, al) situated in
Portland; Willamette, at Salem,
and Pacific, at Forest Grove,
strong institutions dating back to
the beginnings of Oregon; Linfield
College, at McMinnville; George
Fox College, at Newberg; Maryl-
hurst College, at Marylhurst; Mt.
Angel Seminary, at St. Benedict.
Mt. Angel Women's College, at
Mt. Angel; Northwest Christian
Coilege. at Eugene. All these in­
stitutions have been authorized to
offer teacher training.
The State Board created by the
Legislative Assembly in 1929, or
ganized in 1932 the present
State System of Higher Education,
putting the aforementioned eight
institutions, previously managed
by individual boards of regents, un­
der unified and coordinated direc­
tion Specialized technical and pro­
fessional curricula were allocated
among the institutions in a way to
achieve the greatest possible inte
gration and coordination.
laind-Grant College Authorized
Under the national land-grant
statute (Morrill act) of 1862. the
Oregon Legislative Assembly in
1868 contributed to the support of
Corvallis College until in 1885 it
was taken over wholly as a state
institution. Oregon State Agricul­
tural College, later called Oregon
State College. Integral parts of the
college are the schools of agricul­
ture, business and technology, de­
fense education, education, physi­
cal education, engineering and in­
dustrial arts, forestry, home eco­
nomics, and pharmacy. Re­
search is conducted at the institu­
tion by the forest experiment sta­
tion of the Department of Agricul­
ture, the Science Research Insti­
tute, and the college's graduate
school Extension of a cooperative
nature in agriculture and home ec­
onomics is conducted under the di­
rection of the- U.S, Department of
Agriculture Enrollment at Corval­
lis is well over the 7,000 mark
The University of Oregon was es­
tablished at Eugene in 1872 and
opened in 1876. The first building.
Deady hall, incidentally, is still in
service, housing classrooms and.
substantially repaired, is still in
<air condition after 83 years of use
Allocated to the University are, be­
side-. departments of arts and
sciences, the schools of architec­
ture and allied arts, business ad­
ministration. education, health and
law, medicine, and music. Both
institutions hold annual summer
sessions. Enrollment in the Univer­
sity this year is more than 6,000
Strong Hospital Center
The University of Oregon Medi­
cal School, started in a small
downtown Portland building
in
1887, was expanded in 1913 when
the medical department of Wil­
lamette University was merged
with it. In 1919 the school was mov­
ed to its present site on Marquant
Heights, Portland, where the first
building. MacKenzie hall, named
for the school's dean, was erected.
S» veral other buildings have since
lieen added, including the 277-b<'d
hospital, which, costing $6,300,000,
was dedicated in 1956 Other hos­
pitals located adjacent to the cam­
pus are the 310-bed Multnomah
county hospital and the 300-bed
D7 (’52) 7A blade, 24 CC, D7N winch, new canopy, logging guards,
diesel overhaul. Certified buy. No. 240 Salem
$13,500
D7, 7S blade, 24 CC, canopy, logging guards. Certified buy. No.
220 Longview
$12,500
D7, Isaacson blade and CC, D7N winch, log guards, bow top, new
replacement engine, rebuilt rails No. 40 Longview
$10,500
D7. Isaacson dozer and control, D7N winch, rails and grousers re­
built. No. 221 Portland.
$9,000
D7, LeTourneau blade and control. D7N winch, canopy and guards.
No. 260 Salem.
$7,750
CAT D6 TRACTORS
D6, 6S dozer, 24 CC, D6N winch, Medford top, all logging guards,
excellent tracks. Certified buy. No. 316 Portland
$11,500
D6. 6S dozer and Isaacson clearing blade. 24 CC. D6N winch, can-
opy top. logging guards. Certified buy. No. 315 Longview
$10,500
D6. Wallace dozer. D6N winch, canopy top. No. 223 Salem
$6.500
CAT D4 TRACTORS
D4. McClure hydraulic blade. D4N winch, guards and top. Port-
land
$4,750
D4 with 20" tracks. No dozer or winch. No. 177 Portland
$1,500
CAT D2 TRACTORS
D2, 2S dozer. D2N winch, crankcase and roller guards, bow top.
new rails and rollers. Certified buy. No. 317 Astoria
$5.850
D2. hydraulic angledozer, D2N winch. 6 tooth clearing blade, elec
trie starting, lights, canopy top. guards. Only 490 hours. Certified
buy. No. 194 Longview
$7,500
D2. Holt dozer and control, D2N winch, bow top, guards, excellent
undercarriage. No. 277 Salem
$4.650
Also a complete selection of Cat-built Motor Graders, competitive
tractors and other earthmoving equipment. See Halton before
you buy. Choose from our $700,000 useful used inventory.
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