Christmas Show by Finney County Homemakers Unit
The Extension Homemakers Units of Finney County invite the public to their annual Christmas Show at the 4-H Building. Free cookies and candy will be served. Dates: Saturday 7 to 9 p.m. and December 4 from 2 to 5 p.m. Co chairs Mrs. Clifton Algrim and Mrs. LeRoy Vannaman.
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Finney County
Centennial Gals
Banner
Lincoln Goodwil
Homme Economiex Advisory Committee
Clifton Algrim
LeRoy Vannaman
Upholstery Fashions Include Plush, Bonded Fabrics and Vinyls
Signers emphasize color texture and weave in upholstery fabrics for 1966. Plush looks using velvets furs corduroys velveteens dominate while hand woven heavy textures and embroidered effects remain popular. Bonded fabrics knitted nylon with velvet pile and urethane provide soft pliable options alongside extensive vinyl use and bold patterns like Cane.
Peppy Workers 4-H Club Meets at Loyal Neighbors Hall
The Peppy Workers 4-H club held its November meeting at the Loyal Neighbors Hall with games led by recreation leaders Lorra Lohman and Randy Lindner. Vickie Lohman adjourned the business session after roll call discussed record book issues. Members voted to exchange ten cent gifts at the Christmas gathering and to donate the saved funds to patients at Larned State Hospital.
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Kendall
Loyal Neighbors
Lorra Lohman
Randy Lindner
Clark Patterson
JaNell Cartwright
Vickie Lohman
Larned State Hospital
Cheryl Patterson
Pat Mueller
Vicki Lohman
Hamilton County
Karen Sack
Brown
Weeds Cost Five Billion Dollar Losses Spark Wichita Conference
Weed losses to American farmers are estimated at 4 to 5 billion dollars annually, surpassing insect and disease costs. A regional weed control conference runs December 5 to 7 at the Broadview Hotel in Wichita with academics from 16 U.S. and Canadian universities and industry participants. The keynote by L M Thompson of Iowa State University discusses World Food Needs on American Agriculture.
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Wichita
Frank G. Bieberly
Extension Agronomist
Kansas State University
U.S
Broadview Hotel
L. M. Thompson
Iowa State University
Lincoln Livewires 4-H Club meets with new officers installed
The Lincoln Livewires 4-H Club held its November meeting at the 4-H Building with 29 members two leaders and 17 parents present. Officer installation led by Ernest Hartley included pledges candles and new member ceremonies. Special guest Bill Fultz explained 4-H structure and activities. Eighteen new members joined and signed the club constitution. The ceremony honored Poppy Day sales and a Veterans Auxiliary gift. The group decorated a Christmas tree and played games before refreshments.
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Lincoln Livewires
Unicoln Livewires
Freddie Hartley
Sharon Coates
Sharon
Ernest Hartley
Janet Bulkley
Bill Fultz
Colleen Hartley
Terese Blythe
Ernest. Hartley
VFW
Reno Wasner
Dana Hartley
Finney County
Sack MecVicker
Donna Schiffelbein
Garden City
Angeli Glant
John Frey
Tom Dimitt
Maxine Rogers
Feed Grain Demand Seen By Gary L Extension Economist
Domestic and export demand for feed grains remains strong as 1966-67 approaches. Smaller supplies and robust use could lift prices, with carryover likely around 25 to 30 million tons. The 1986 crop was 2 percent below last year, and the 1987 program aims to boost production with higher price supports and diversion rules.
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Gary L
VACIM
Governme
Malcolm Clough
USDA
Economic Research Service
Clough
Cork
4-H News and Views by William E Fulls
The column discusses changing 4-H structure as many members no longer live on farms and ages shift. It proposes town junior 4-H clubs for 8 to 10 year olds, organized with 5 to 10 members, specializing in one project and feeding into community clubs at age 10 or 11.
No Space Flights From Other Worlds
Dr. Gerald Cuiper of the University of Arizona Lunar and Planetary Laboratory declares there are no space flights from other worlds. Speaking to the Pima County Bar Association, he calls unidentified flying objects simply unexplained reports and attributes sightings to meteors comets lightning and related events.
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Tucson
Ariz
Gerald Cuiper
University of Arizona Lunar and Planetary Laboratory
Pima County Bar Association
Duiper
Al's Corner and Albert Maddux on cattle feed and lawn care
Agricultural notes discuss alfalfa hay as a protein source for wintering cattle, detailing hay and silage combinations, and the role of soybean meal or cottonseed meal supplements. Lawn fertilizer guidance stresses soil testing, nitrogen cautions, and timing. A new Kansas tuberculosis accreditation method uses market cattle testing and slaughter reports for herd surveillance.
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Hays Experiment Station
Kansas
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Lsie Branden
Marden City
Telregram
Telegram
Arellano
Sherlock
Beverly
Larry Jones
Garden City Sale Co., Inc
Pribay
Oueer Menager
Nestra
Knipco
Merrill Incorporated
Mellee
B. Pultes
William E. Fulls
Albert Maddux
Finney County Agricultural Agent
Garden City Production Credit Association
Gorden
Tom
Dimitt
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