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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1966
Page
1
Esa Branden offers practical advice for amateur painters to save money and avoid common pitfalls. From choosing the right paint type and priming to washing surfaces, drying times, tools, weather impact, and staying energized, the guide covers staging, preparation, and simple routines for better results.
A compilation of August meetings from Beacon Boosters Go Getters Pawnee Indians Sherlock Strivers Wide Awake and Terry Toilers 4-H clubs details program topics roll calls project talks demonstrations county camp experiences and club activities including tours fairs and food stand planning. Members and leaders such as Kathy York Rex Largent Nancy Seay Donna Marker Laura Scott Leo Smith Wanda Largent Leland McGraw Deloris James Karen VenJohn Bobby Dechant and others are named along with locations and dates.
Garden City FFA officers led by Gregory Hands and Steven Stone returned from Rock Springs Leadership camp with six other chapter members. The group included state secretary Sam Hands and Ethiopian exchange student Andreas Michael, while camp speakers featured Lt. Governor John Crutcher and Joe Detrixhe. Officers from 54 Kansas chapters joined, nine herds competed in events, prizes awarded, and camp officers chosen.
In Finney County 4-H, Nancy Scott, a bright 10 year old with a 1100 pound Hereford steer, watches the sale after the Kansas National Junior Livestock Show placement. The article reflects on the bonds between youngsters and animals, the value of hands on training, and the community event of the county fair livestock auction. An AP brief closes with a humor line about an old jalopy in Louisville.
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