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IIERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAU-S, OREGON
WKDNKSDAY, MAY 7, 1!).-)2
Coveted Award
Goes to OSC
OREGON STATE COLLEGE
Outstanding rrsrnrch tn ttutry
biictertolOKV, including stiiuKtrnut
cheese imiklnn, hits brounht (he
minimi OSC Slumn XI nwnid to Dr.
Paul R. Elllker. ctlng clinlrman
of the Oregon 8tHte collese bac
teriology depnrtment nd expetl
mem aintlon bHCterlologlst.
Dr. Elllker has been mimed ns
honorary lecturer lor (or the
national science society. Tills Is
considered .i the most coveted
science annul made on the cam
pus. Dr. Elllker Is author ot a text
1 butter and chee.ne starter cul
tures; brick b hi e . and mln
cheese nuuiuliicluro; butler spoil-
and defects; mastitis Inlccllon
In dairy cows; and niiiuy oilier
fields related to milk production
and manutacture.
book an practical dairy baaterinl
ogy and scores of his articles have
appeared In technical publications.
His research has Included work on
OVER Va OF A MILLION
Tractors
NOW RUNNING
ON
PROPANE
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HEIDELBERO. Gcrmanv Ifl
Venerel disease, once the U. S. .
rl
Army's biggest headache, in Ger- !
many, has been reduced to un al- j
most "inconsequential" problem, j
Army authorities say. The rnte of
infection has dropped Meadllv un-'
til today it is only 30 per cent of :
the I94g rate. i
ONLY
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"Alto Known A LP. Got or Butane"
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MUSKRAT HOUSE on Tule Lake. Wild game birds find nesting conditions favorable
on the houses. Muskrats keep marsh areas open for birds when they feed on stalks of
bullrushes and cattails. - . '
Hutton Replaces Allen
In 4-H; Home Ec Changes
New state leaders for Oregon's land radio work, he was for several
" 25.000 4-H club boys and Rlrls and years assistant agricultural direc-
nearly 15,000 members of home
economics extension units through
out the state were recently ap
provfrf by the state board of high
education.
Burton Hu'.ton, state 4 H agent
for the past lour years and a mem
ber of the Oregon Saute college
extension staff for 12 years, will
become state 4-H leader Sept. 1.
He .will succeed h. H. "Doc" Allen
who has submitted his resignation
effective Sept. 1. Allen has been on
Uie OSCT 4-H staff for 37 years.
' Miss Frances Clinton, a member
of the home economics extension
.staff for' iU years, will become
' slate home economics extension
leader '. Oct; " 1, succeeding Mrs.
Azalea Sager. Mrs. Sager has re
signed -after serving- the OSO ex
tension service for 20 years.
Mis Viola Hansen, acting ex
tension home furnishings speciallsl
will become assistant state home
economics extension leader suc-
. ceeding Miss Clinton. .
Hutton has had wide experience
In. farm ant public service work
Mnce he received his degree in
agriculture from OSC in 1927. He
formerly waa farm service direc
tor for radio station KALE, now
KPOJ. in Portland and was farm
editor of the- Pendleton East-Ore-lionian
and farm and city editor
of the Corvallis Gazette-Times.
For eight years, he was farm
service director of KOAC. state
owned radio station on the OSC
campus. Before returning to Port-
ln Multonomah, Umatilla and
Marlon counties. A native of Che
halls. Wash., she graduated from
College of Paget Sound and re
ceived a masters degree from Ore
gon state college. She has also
taken graduate work at Cornell
and Columbia universities.
While on sabbatical leave last
tor of the Great Northern railroad J. '""J0 "me conomics
.u. hH,.,..r, i ot r,,i irauera uiruusuoui curope ana at
with headquarters In St. Pul-j ,ended the Midcentury Conference
"" ;on cniidren and Youth in Wash-
Miss Clinton joined the central ! Ington D.C. She was recently nom
extension service staff on the OSC : mated for vice president of the
campus in 1945 after serving as I American Home Economics assoc
home economics extension agent iation.
Wright Listed
n Herefords
.tna w Wrtcrlit nnA Son. Klam
ath Falls, today were named to
membership hvthe American Here
ford Association, the world's larg
est purebred registry organization,
with headquarters in Kansas City,
Missouri.
Two hundred and thirteen Here
ford breeders were placed on the
Association's official roster during
February to boost the total mem
bership to an all-time high of 20,
274. Members represent every state
in the nation.
The Hereford Association list
year recorded a new world record
of 506,061 pureorea ciaves, an in
crease of 79,090 over the record
,aV.11p1.u1 ftiiflnw tVi nrpvimis
fiscal year, white faced calves reg
istered tasi year were nearly un cc
times the total registrations of all
other beef breeds.
f sav 5 men's vtork...
haying the
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