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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1954

Page

6

4H Leaders Hear Inspiring Talk By State Leader

Mrs. Winifred Gillen state 4-H agent gave the principal address at the 4-H Leaders Achievement banquet in Coquille on November 13. The theme Working Together for World Understanding was shown with slides of IFYB exchanges. Bill Head of Pacific Power and Light spoke for the sponsor, praising 4-H leaders dedication. Arago 4-H volunteers prepared and served the banquet.

Walter Schroeder Winifred Gillen 4-H International Farm Youth Oregon Bill Head Coquille Pacific Power and Light Co

4-H Club Leaders Honored At County Cloverfest

County 4-H members entertained leaders with songs pantomimes and a dance. Cloverfest awards and certificates were given to leaders for the past year by County Extension Agent Walt Schroeder on behalf of the United States National Bank of Portland.

Walt Schroeder United States National Bank of Portland

Health for all the right to choose future careers

A youth faces choices about future work from doctor to sailor and the need for health, education, and ambition. Tuberculosis is presented as a barrier to pursuing a chosen career, with guidance on prevention, nutrition, rest, exercise, and annual chest x rays for teens over 15 to detect early disease.

Big turkeys loom in Oregon sales and production

The column notes bargains in turkeys for the coming season with large birds offered at low prices. Oregon raises about a million and a half broad breasted bronze birds and 377,000 smaller Beltsville whites, contributing to roughly fifteen million dollars in eggs and poults sales statewide.

Fred Dahl Oregon State College Extension Muhl Oregon

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