Use Worm Medicine
?With Care On Calf
? Phenothiazine, a worm medicine
used widely In farm animals, war- .
rants a "Handle with Care" tag |
When given to calves exposed to j
sunlight. ,
This advice is offered by the
American Veterinary Medical As
sociation, which points out that
calves given usual doses of phen
othiazine may develop inflamma
tion of the eyes when not pro
tected from the sun.
Phenothiazlr.e contains a chemi
cal agent that makes the eyes?
the cornea, to be exact?sensi
tive to light, with the result
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FFA and 4-H Camps At White Lake
Draw Members From All Over State
Columbus County Among
Those Making Reserva
tions; Varied Programs
In Evidence For Both
Groups
BY H. A. STALLIXGS
Associate Editor of Wilmington
Star-News
Two of the most widely used
camps in the farm circles of
North Carolina are the Future
Farmers of America and the 4-H
! clubs camps at White Lake near
| Elizabethtown in Bladen county.
The 4-H Clubs camp is owned
| by Bladen county and operated
I by R. B. Harper, agricultural
agent and Mrs. Lillian Hester,
(Home Demonstration agent.
Club members from the follow
ing counties have already made
reservations this season: Lenoir,
Edgecombe, Jones, Hyde, Hay
wood, Halifax, Northampton,
Gates and Hertford, Columbus,
Carteret and Onslow, Cumber
that after a few hours in the sun,
phenothiazine-treated calves often
develop a severe type of pink-eye
in both eyes.
According to the association,
veterinary research men have
made an extensive study of this
trouble and have come to the con
clusion that the best way to pre
vent it is to keep calves out of
the sun for one day beginning
the day after treatment. Appar
ently, it is not necessary to keep
them sheltered on the day treat
ment is given.
land, Bladen?a total of fourteen |
count'ies already represented. In |
addition the Johnston County |
Older Youth Club has made re-j
servations for a week end stay.
The 4-H club reservation is i
ifrom Monday to Saturday morn-!
ing.
Illustrative of the delegations
is that from Hyde county which j
brought thirty-eigHt boys and
girls to the camp under the su
pervision of J. C. Woodward,
agricultural teacher, and Mrs.
Gilbert Tunnell, Home Demon
stration Agent.
In addition to its two' super
visors the Hyde County delega
tion has an instructors: 4-H
Club records, L. R. Harrell, of
Raleigh; Insects, J. T. Conner,
Extension Entomologist; First
Aid, Miss Bessie Gibbs; handi
craft stenciling, Mrs. Gilbert
Tunnell; woodcraft, J. C. Wood
ward; recreation, Mrs. Gwendy
len Marshall; life guard, Curtis
Blake. I
The day starts with the flag J
raising and setting up exercises, J
followed by breakfast, study per- j
iods, instruction, competitive, j
games, lunch, rest period, com
petitive games, supper, recreation,
vesper program. Included in re
creation, of course, are the water
sports.
No 4-H club member is per-1
mitted to attend the camp unless
work on the projects accepted
by the member are fully up to
date.
F. F. A. Camp
j The Future Farmers of Amer
ica Camp at White Lake of
which R. L. Kuykendall, Is man
ager, is open this year, from June
21 through August 21.
Taking as a typical week, that
beginning June 28, that week
brought delegations from the
Cameron, Fuquay Springs, Wal
kertown, Pink Hill, Coats, Rodes
ville, Stoneville, Walnut Cove,
Sandy Ridge. Nathaniel Green,
Creedmor, Hillsboro, West Yad
kin, Oak City, Waynesville, Sto
vall, Mocksville, Flat Creek and
Ruffln Nidway, Gold Sand chap
ters.
The delegations averaged six
teen to twenty members each
so that for the week about 250
members were present and the
guest's brought the camp total
| attendance up to 310.
A day at the F. F. A. camp
brings the fVg raising, the
morning devotional program, the
flag raising, the cleaning of the
cottages, swimming, breakfast, a
work hour, inspection of the cot
tages, competitive sports, lunch,
mail call, rest hour, competitive
games, supper.
Included in sports are basket
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New 4-H Club Awards
Stress Farm Forestry
The importance of I
farm forestry in
America is stressed by
the fact that farmers
own the greatest
tingle share of com
mercial woodlands. A
i-H club forestry proj
ect, symbolized by the
young man planting
a seedling, offers
awards to spur inter
est in farm forestry. I
The stake of farm boys and girls
in the woodlands of this state, and
of America as a whole, is empha
sized by new national and state
awards for a 4-H club project in
forestry, which include medals for
state winners, and scholarships and
trips for regional winners.
Four-H club members in this
community, interested in forestry,
are eligible to compete for these
awards which include:
A gold medal for the state
winner.
One of four regional $200 cash
scholarships.
One of four trips to the next
4-H club congress in Chi
cago.
The four areas in which regional
awards are being made are the
West, South, Central states and
Northeast.
The sponsor for these awards is
the American Forest Products In
dustries, a national association of
lumber, pulp and paper( plywood
and other forest industries.
ball, water ball, ping pong, shuf-.
fie board, soft ball, horseshoes, I
volley ball, and the water events. J
Preceding the F. F. A. delega- j
tions the Future Homemakers of j
America had delegations of girls
at the camp for three weeks. i
The attendance at the F. F. A. j
the F. H. and the 4-H Club,
camps bring to White Lake boys
and girls and supervisors and in
structors from all over the state.
The beauties of White Lake
enchant the boys and girls who \
seek an opportunity to come to:
the lake each year.
The first impression gained j
by a visitor to the two camps is!
the quality of supervision. The|
"Good forest practices on the na
tion's farms are of major impor
tance," declares Col. William B.
Greeley, chairman of the Ameri
can Forest Products Industries.
"Farmers own a greater share of
the nation's woodlands than any
other group. With our uses for
wood increasing almost daily, we
must see to it that our harvests of
trees are sufficient to meet the
needs of our growing population.
This means markets for wood, and
this means greater and permanent
opportunities for farmers who
manage their woodlands for con
tinuing forest crops."
National surveys show that
farmers own 30 {>er cent of the
nation's 460 million acres of com
mercial forest land. Other owners
of small tracts own 27 per cent
Medium and large owners have
about 18 per cent of the total, and
the public owns about 25 per cent
Information about the 4-H dab
forestry project may be obtained
from your county extension agent
delegates and the camps are at
all times under careful guidance
and the number of supervisors
guarantees no delegate or re
presentative present is overlook
ed or ignored or neglected. This
guarantees also careful and ex
pert coaching for the competitive
games and sports.
The second impression is that
alonp with the play, sports and
recreation the delegates receive
quite a bit of instruction along
the lines of the purposes of the
organizations.
The third impression is that
of unqualified enjoyment, niere
is no question but that the boys
arid girls are having a wonderfu
time and arc enjoying every!
moment of their stay at one of J
the outstanding: beauty sports of
North Carolina.
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