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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1962
Page
7
In Neosho County 4-H offers 68 projects for youths aged eight to 20 with options from home economics and sewing to gardening and woodworking. Projects cover food prep, canning and freezing, grooming, home grounds, electricity, animal care, tractors, crops, and newer studies like photography and entomology, all stressing records and budgeting.
Ten young people formed the Ever Ready 4 H Club in North Valley School and the group has grown to 32 members. They support community projects at Southeast Kansas TB Hospital, Senior Citizen Group, and rural school meetings, plus county and regional club days. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lundine lead the community effort.
The Jolly Go Getters 4-H Club meets the third Monday at Odense School house with 26 members from Neo sho County. Leaders are Mr. and Mrs. Olson and Mrs. Cottle. 1942 officers include President Bruce Hiebert and others. The club now offers square dancing and plans an ice cream social for fundraising.
Mildred Walker, extension food marketing specialist from Kansas State University, spoke at a Wilson County Home Economics Advisory Council meeting on consumer shopping habits and saving dollars when buying food. She urged reading prices and labels, noting bulk purchases reduce costs, exemplified by flour and potatoes.
Seventeen members meet at Grady Community Building with leaders Mrs Worth Waltermire and Kenneth Kinne. Project heads include Mrs Jack Campbell foods Mrs Kenneth Kinne clothing and Boyd Bartholomew woodworking. Forty six projects and fifty two exhibits were completed this year with nine county champions and two Who's Who recipients Mary Lee Johns and Nancy Bartholomew.
The American Milking Shorthorn Society announces the purchase of a purebred Milking Shorthorn bull calf from George B. Harms of Hooper Nebraska by Merle Schooley for Starkan Farm at Stark. The calf Master’s A. Robin 293615 is sired by Duallyn Lou’s Master 3d 268812 and out of Sweet Alice 2d 259750. The transfer of ownership is completed at Springfield Missouri.
The 1962 feed grain program offers cash advances or certificates to producers who divert corn grain sorghum or barley from normal production. Signup runs through March 30 with county rate variations, minimum 20 percent base diversion, and special Wilson County meeting at 7 30 tonight at the Fredonia courthouse.
Danilo 0 Noorlander will discuss Mastitis and Its Causes Friday at 1 p.m. at the Memorial auditorium. Sponsored by Bank of Commerce and Dr. R. A. Cook veterinarian. Noorlander authored Milking Machines and Mastitis and helped develop California’s mastitis test during years at the University of California mastitis program.
Wilson County 4-H leaders travel to Hutchinson March 20 to 22 for the State 4-H Leaders Conference. Dan Pherigo outlines goals as Mylo Downey opens with 4-H As I See It. The program includes 10 classes plus 18 sessions and involves county agents, Kansas State University specialists, and club members.
Local leaders express intent to attend the state club department meeting as Chanute Tribune coverage notes the upcoming gathering. Names and exact roles are not provided in the fragment.
Boys and girls themselves run their 4 H clubs elect officers plan meetings and choose projects. Thousands of volunteers serve as unpaid leaders guiding older members and junior leaders. County extension agents train counsel and assist them in planning carrying out projects and visiting members.
If you cannot reach your carrier, use this Tribune number after 6 p.m. Dial HE 1-3400 for late contact.
Notes claim high potency vitamins A D2 and E plus yeast enhance disease resistance in livestock. Benefits listed include reduced colds scours off feed slow gains and overall better health. Mentions extra additives to further aid results.
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