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I asses e Journal Family Grows kround The Farm
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W foilowes:The J°urnal since Dec" 2 are as mondMatney'LewisKinzie'Briscoe. Dairy Device;', i
add to their knowledge can do to qualify for the same amount Stiilwater: Jane Ferreli, Chandler: Lincoln County
SO during, Oklahoma State ofmoney. Verlin Curtis, Mrs. Myral News, JuanitaGeorge. SYAllen
University s Spring semester Veterans can obtain furtherBruner, Drew Boersma, Park Hill: Roy Rosson.
when there will be 150 courses information by contacting Nina's Theodore Prickett, Ponca City: Mr. and Mrs. It rained Thursday ann organization caneu L)ai~
in 36 subject areas offered at Veterans Administration re-Stillwater Mobile Home, Mat- Delbert Carlile. sleeted Friday. Improvement Assoc.a ~ ....
night andSaturday morning, presentatives Dung Smith ortie French, Stillwater Transfer Ripley: NephiHamilton, When dairies use pipeline association co-operat~
The recent increase in Glenn Robinson in the OSU and Storage, Marie Tipton,Grace Fowler. milking machines, the pipe helps the dairymen!
veterans benefits makes even- Student Union Building base- Merl Lile, C. C. Mihura, Out of State: Dan LaFollet- line carries the milk directly records on the cows.~
Everett Stilly. re. Texas; Arthur Barjenbruck, into the tank instead of the dairy, we took sampl4
into,ing classeSnot onlym°reforW°rththe graduatel°°king mentRegistrationOr by callingfor377-0405.the spring Perkins: Mrs. C. A. Allison, Texas; Francis Pratt, Kansas; milk going into milker buckets. Saturday. :i
student but alSO for the semester continues throughArthur M. Brown, George Capt. and Mrs. Don A. Lyons, This saves labor carrying the See you next week.
beginning student. Friday, Jan. 10, and resumes Collins, Lanny L. Porter, Gall. gouisiana; Dan McGrew, milk, but makes it difficult to ~_~. , ,,.
Leigh, Aaron Kint, BettyCalifornia; Mr. and Mrs. pat know how much milk each cow k erlcan vlew
There are eight subject through the first two weeks of Branstetter, Jack Moser, C. Mooney, California; Mrs. is giving, i ~ ~'~
areas, including English, Art, school with a late fee being
Accounting, Mathematics and charged. M. Savage, Roy Spillers, L.C. George Cherbonnier, Texas; An inventor designed a |
Applied Behavioral Studies Admissions and registrar's Graves, Walter J. Schneider. Larry W. McDowell, Califor- device which takes out a small I ~i;lama~=-~
Education, which offer courses offices are open 8 a.m. to 5Tryon: Dollie Vassar, Rhea nia; D. L. Stansbury, Wyom- portion of each cow's milk and | ~ /
on the freshman-SOphomore p.m., while the office forSharp. ing; John R. Brooks, Arizona; lets if drip into a cup which is | ~,. ~,~t
level. More subject areas offer completing class schedules, in Coyle'. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd and Mrs. Clay Plymate, marked in pounds. | ~]['l'olt~'~,~l~ ~]~
courses on the junior-seniorthe basement of the student McHam, Wilma Smalley. Missouri. Also, samples can be taken I ~ ~, ~x,2~J/')~//~
level, union, is open 8:30 a.m. toCushing: Oliver Kinzie,I
from the cup to find out how I ~ /t~\ ~J 2
A single veteran taking six4:30 p.m. All offices are closed - R ~ much butterfat is in each cow's | ~11 ,'~=:~ ~ t(~
hours is eligible for $135 per 12-1 for lunch.
month, while a mal~ed Further information canbe AZOOK'S DRUG milk. After the-~unds of milk I ~k.~7 " ~'~
,,re recorded and the sample | ~
veteran can receive $160 and a obtained by ,contacting the taken, the cup can be drained. [ ~1 I~ /~]~1
veteran with a wife and one OSU registrars office, White- A method used in some [ ~ ~/~
child will receive $182. Ahurst Hall, phone 372-6211, Stillwate
dairies is recording theI (~ cff//j~]l[~t~l[
veteran taking graduate work ext. 7737. weights and taking butterfat I ~lP I~\x~'~ll~l'~*]
37'7-4445 samples one day each month. I
Pest Control Good snacks are essential for Then the figures are multipli- [ There must ~ not a]
~e ~-.m~ n keeping children happy, develop- OPEN: eu ....... oy me nays m tha*t month to I• ance..o[, fpower,., ou~ .a_.d "~
munzty o ower" not o~
liDS fltt rea mg good eating habits, providing find out how much the cow I .munny. o~ .power, no~ o,.~
...... I tzed rwalrzes, but an Off{
q ..... • daily food needs, maintaining MON-FRI. 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. gave mr mat monm. ] ized common peace~ .~
If creepy-crawlies inside the normal weight and helping to SAT.- 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Some dairymen are in an [ --Woodrow W~
house are one of your pet keep teeth healthy. SUN. - 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
peeves, here's a publication ' ...... I.I .... I
It's called "Household Pest
Control and prepared by
Oklahoma State University
extension entomologists Jerry
Coakley and Ken Pinkston.
Now available at all OSU
Extension Centers in the state,
the official designation of the
four-page publication is OSU
Extension Facts No. 7312.
Sections of the publication
are devoted to equipment for
applying insecticides, insecti-
cides formulations, control
hints and safety tips and
precautions.
Control suggestions are
given for insects that,bother
food, those that attack fabrics
and structures and those that
make nuisances of themselves
by biting and stinging.
While most of the publicat-
ion deals with using various
percentages of scientific
sounding chemicals, the last
page shows the authors have a
human touch.
One of the controls they list
for slugs and snails is a
metaldehyde bald, but they a
metaldehyde bait, but they
add "stale beer has been
reported to be effective
against slugs."
$75,000 Derby
Set
The Kansas Quarter Horse
Ddrby will be held at
Ruidoso Downs, starting with
the 1975 season.
The announcement was made
jointly by AI Rosa, Ruidoso
general manager, and Darrell
Hare, president of the Kansas
Quarter Horse Racing Associa-
tion. WE
An estimated purse of .
$75,000 is a-'R-'-acl~ed
to the first'
staging of the Kansas Derby at
Ruid0so. "We're delighted to
add the Kansas Derby to our
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The Kansas Derby replaces
the Ruidoso Quarter Horse
Derby. Nominations close
March first with a " S250
payment. In order to participate
in the Kansas Derby, owners
must be members of the Kansas
Quarter Horse Racing Associa-
tioni".Membership dues of S10
should be mailed directly to the
Kansas Quarter Horse Racing
Association, P.O. ~OX 247,
Derby, Kansas 67037.
The trial entry fee for the
Kansas Derby is $500.
Supplemental nominations of
S1,000 will be accepted by May
15. This doesn't include the
S500 trial entry fee.
The Kansas Derby. tentative-
ly slated for May 25, is the first
leg of Ruidoso's "triple crown"
for three---year--olds. The
second leg is the S300,000
(est.) Rainbow Derby, tenta-
tively scheduled for July 6, and
the $500,000 (est.) All--Ameri-
can Derby, tentatively set for
Aug. 24.
Three.---year--olds are also
eligible for another key event,
the $75,000 (est.) World's
Championship Classic at 440
yards. The tentative date of the
Classic is July 27.
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Editor's Quote Book
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