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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1966

Page

9

Kansas 4-H Wheat Show at Colby and Kansas Breeds Dairy Show

District 4-H wheat show at Al's Corner Colby features more than 120 mill bake samples. Judges Howard Wilkins and Lester Fischer, plus Tom Roberts, announce awards and discuss wheat quality. Friday events include Kansas Al Breeds Junior Dairy Show in Salina with classes for major dairy breeds and county herd entries, with entries due by August 20 and a banquet Friday night.

Colby Howard Wilkins Kstate Gles Lester Fischer Rodney Milling Company Kansas City Ated Tom Roberts Kansas Wheat Improvement Association Manhattan United States Dennis Atwell Uticas Japan Philippines Asia Hugh McDonald K-State Carl Mumer Kansa Wheat Commission Hutchinson Kansas Fischer and Wilkins Roberts Glenn Busset Kansas Cooperative Extension Service Thomas County Grain Trade Colby Chamber of Commerce Rodney Milling Co Kansas Wheat Commission Kansas Grain Inspection and Weighing Department Kansas al Breeds Salina Farmers of America FFA

August 4-H Club meeting at Finnup Park summary

Members of St. Mary's Comets and Happy Hustlers 4-H clubs met August 2 at Finnup Park. Patty Heinz reported on the Rock Springs Health camp and Bernadette Deslongchamp spoke on making a pen pal. Bonita Thomas opened with the pledge as Patty Heinz, reporter, noted the refreshments were provided by the Robert Schreiber and Gordon Farr families.

Vemans St. Mary’s Comets Finnup Park Patty Heinz Rock Springs Bernadette Deslongchamp Robert Schreiber Gordon Farr

Hog Price Trends for Winter and 1967 Outlook

The report forecasts lower hog prices this winter and spring 1967 with peaks near $20 per hundredweight and potential summer highs of $21 to $22, while 1968 sees squeeze from higher feed costs. It warns against hog production overexpansion, noting cautious producer behavior and the impact of feed grain supplies on costs and profits.

U.S

Food Prices Soar To Higher Level

New York AP reports food prices reach a twelve year high as staples rise across regions. Beef steadies with regional gains in steaks and roasts while pork and eggs edge up. bread milk and butter also show increases. Albacore runs off Oregon coast aid canned tuna supply. California lettuce and spinach suffer from smog limiting local production.

New York Northwest California Midwest Southeast Northeast New York Area Oregon Coast Charles Paul Los Angeles

Shades Make Patios Cool

Temporary or partial shades improve outdoor comfort in hot weather using reed and bamboo blinds fabric meshes metal screens lath batten 1 inch lumber metal louvers and canvas. Woven reed and bamboo provide inexpensive easy to install shade with soft irregular patterns. reed comes in 25 foot rolls 6 feet 4 inches wide woven with stainless steel wire. Bamboo rolls 3 to 12 feet wide standard length 6 feet split and matchstick grades. split bamboo coarser and less flexible, better for permanent installs. Suspend matchstick bamboo with brass rings on wires turnbuckles keep wire tight to prevent sagging.

Irrigation Ups Year’s Crows By Jim Davis

Parsons Sun reports Jim mie Charles irrigates along the Neosho River in Kansas, foretelling about 100 bushels per acre. He moved from Texas Panhandle in 1965 to farm with portable river pumps and eight inch pipes, planning 300 acres under permit while currently irrigating 70 acres. He plans to take one acre foot of water per acre.

Jim Davis Parsons Sun Parsons Kan Jimmie Charles Neosho River Charles Texas Panhandle Kansas

Fair Stand Meeting Topic At Garden City FFA

Garden City High School vocational agriculture shop hosted the FFA fair stand meeting on Friday to review work schedules. Lightner brothers reported on their Europe trip. A watermelon feed followed. Special guests included new freshman members and their fathers, Ken Jameson, reporter.

Garden City Future Farmers of America FFA Lightner Brothers Europe Ken Jameson

Colorful ribbons mark county fair style contests

In the county fair tradition the style review for girls and the best groomed boy contest judge dress quality. The dress score totals 100 with 50 for suitability 25 for general appearance and 25 for workmanship. The boy contest follows similar criteria focusing on fit accessories and appearance.

Finney County

Tornado Watch and Warning Alerts Describe Storm Signs

Clouds that look greenish black and odd shaped may signal a tornado developing. Kansas State University expert notes funnel clouds bulge downward with rain and heavy downpours. The weather bureau explains the sequence from tornado watch to warning with location speed and direction details.

Fred Bergsrud Kansas State University Weather Bureau

Wildlife refuge set aside at Caps Kennedy

About 25,000 acres around Caps Kennedy have been designated as a national wildlife refuge. The action preserves habitat for native species and conservation goals across the coastal region.

Caps Kennedy

Military Bases Receive Funds

The House approved a $1.066 billion bill to fund construction at 280 bases worldwide, including Fort Riley and McConnell Air Force Base in Kansas. The measure passed 389 to 1, with Senate action needing a conference. Fort Riley would receive $3.1 million, adding to $9 million previously approved for barracks and facilities. McConnell AFB would get $609,000 to buy 2,200 acres to expand Smoky Hill Range.

Washington House Kansas Senate Ft. Riley Kan McConnell Air Force Base Wichita Smoky Hill Range

Art Linkletter Released From Hospital After Tests

Television host Art Linkletter was released from St. John's Hospital Santa Monica after two days of tests for back pain showed no serious issues, according to a hospital spokesman.

Santa Monica Calif Art Linkletter St. John’s Hospital

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