The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-09-11
COLLEGE EXPERTS
ARE COMING
EXTENSION SCHOOL NEXT WEEI
Exhibits will be Shown in Mount Hood
Annex Building corps of Profess.
OrS will Deliver Lectures

The Oregon Agricultural College
welfare school, will arrive here Tues
day and spend Tuesday aud Wednesday
in this city. The school lectures. ex-
cept the civic improvement address by
Prof. Peck. which will be given at the
Commercial club, will be given in the
Mount Hood Annex building.
The o. A. C. extension school on
general welfare made up of specialists
from the Agricultural College. the
State Food and Dairy Commission and
the Oregon Social Hygiene society,
carrying splendid educative exhibits
will be in this city next Tuesday and
Wednesday. Sept. l6 and H. The staff
is completing a six weeks tour of the
state and press reports indicate that
the sessions have left the various cities
strongly impressed with the value of
their work.
at is our purpose to take whole
some, helpful information to the people
of the various communities of the
state, +" said Director X. ID. Hetzel, of
the extension division, in writing of
the aim of the school. ''We do rot
pretend to know everything but we do
believe that the college can render val
uable assistance to the people of the
state if they will cooperate with us and
help US get the information to them.
1--WE are particularly anxious that
every person who is interested in bet
ire cities, better morals, better homes
and better schools, shall lock arms
with us in this attempt to help solve
our many problems.
The lectures and demonstrations by
Mrs. Robbins, on subjects relative to
the home are proving to be of great
| interest and practical value to the
women of the towns where the work
has been offered. The instruction
given along these lines is practical and
right to the point. For example, the
demonstrations on domestic science
emphasize simple, accurate methods of
obtaining attractive desired results in
the preparation of white sauce, the
making of batter series from thin
batter to thick dough, etc. Domestic
art subjects such as cutting, fitting
and sewing garments, will be treated
in a similar way.
Accompanying these demonstrations
. | tUlUFltldI lhlhH VI lttAuIGS WIN hC ktsVti
on many problems concerning the
home.
The lectures and demonstrations by
State Food and Dairy Commissioner
Miekle ars designed to bring directly
Ito every community the information
| that will aid vsry materially IN tn
preservation OF sthe public health. Il
this Prof. II. v. Tartar. of the o. A
C. department of chemistry also az
sists.
Prof. Peck's lectures on civic i'm
provement and the development o.
home grounds are of particular value
as they are given after study of loca
possibilities in his line and are de
signed to bear upon actual existing
conditions.
The subject of social hygiene, which
is receiving 80 much emphasis through
out the country at the present time, Il
handled by Secretary +. j. Cummins
of the Oregon society. To supplement
his lectures he is carrying the exhibit
: which he has enabled his society to d(
much effective work in the city OF
: Portland.
Other exhibits to be shown in ex
planation of the welfare work ar'
those of State Food and Dairy Com
missioner Mickle; the State Library
Commission and the department o.
. chemistry and home economics of o
A. G.
l Local arrangements are in charge o
: G. N. Ravin. of the Commercial club
The complete program follows:
! Tuesday, September l6
2:30 to 8 30
: Explanation of the work and ID min
ute talks on:
n Home Problems, Mrs. Robbins.
Fundamentals of Food Chemistry
r Prof H. V. Tartar.
n $3.50 to g.
a Domestic Science and Art-L Lectur
and Demonstration, Mrs. Robbins.
f 7:30 to 8 S:10-
n ID Sex Hygiene Mems Meeting
n L. J. Cummins.
!. 8:l5-
4 "a Illustrated Lecture, "Municipa
!. and Town Improvement. A. l.. Peek
s Wednesday. September II
d 2.3O to a.
r. General Session.
!. Chemistry of Foods, Prof. II. V
q Tartar.
3 to 30
/. Domestic Science and Art Lectur
- and Demonstration, Mrs. Robbins.
Ie 7:30 to $40
# (1) Sex and Health - Fathers an
n Sons Meeting Boys Is and over. /
. J. Cummins.
= 8:l5--
% Lecture and Observation-Disclosures
- Adulteration and PreventatiVes, j. L
~ Mickle and Prof. Tartar.
!. Interesting Exhibits-on Display frol
n % Oregon Social Hygiene Societ
70 (2) Oregon Dairy and Food Con
, mission
y (3) Domestic Science and Art d.
n partment, 0. A. G.
" (Q Department of Chemistry. c
r A. G.