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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1965
Page
9
Create long lasting Christmas decor using dense suds as dough to mold snowmen on tabletops and wreaths on sprigs. Mix soap with warm water to a meringue texture, color as desired, then sculpt figures, paint window designs, and set on bases to dry overnight for durable festive accents.
The Terry Toilers 4-H Club met at Mr and Mrs Mike Rome's home. Members shared thanks in roll call while Pam Harsh read a Mental Health Association letter. New officers were elected Patty Rome president Randy Linville vice president and Stephanie Kraus reporter.
A Kansas State University agricultural economist argues that despite transportation cost shifts and industry consolidation, the U S flour milling sector remains healthy. Kansas produced about 40 million cwt in 1964, roughly 15 percent of national output, and retains a strong competitive edge though rates for grain and flour have diverged. The piece notes fewer mills, higher efficiency, and ongoing potential for Kansas to profit while U S mills continue to meet domestic demand and export needs.
A guide explains adding color to fireplace flames using chemical treatments. It details which chemicals produce orange, blue, purple, red, green, and carmine flames, and describes soaking pine cones, spruce cones, or wood blocks in these solutions. It also notes paper logs soaked in copper sulfate and rock salt can burn long and display rainbow colors.
In Farm and City Week observance the Garden City Future Farmers of America set up a Farm Barnyard on school grounds. Students and about 900 kindergarten children viewed animals such as sheep, pigs, rabbits, calves, cows, mare and colt, goats, donkey, cats, dogs, field mice, and chickens among others. Larry Schneider led the event and helped manage the barnyard exhibition.
AP report from Larned Kansas states two pickup drivers died in a collision at a township road intersection seven miles south and two miles west of Larned. Victims are Carol Reichuber 16 a Larned High School junior and Carl H Bowmn 60 a farmer from Garfield Kansas.
Four-H clubs report November meetings at Pierceville Grade School and Cimarron with installation of new officers, program talks, demonstrations, and planned community service activities including a Christmas party tree lighting caroling and delivery of items to shut-ins. Reports include safety talks crafts demonstrations and a plan for a December fond sale and cerebral palsy drive.
The Beacon Boosters gathered November 8 at the 4H building for a pot-luck supper and business, then turned to Parents Night with singing led by Mrs. Ralph Burkett and piano by Mrs. Ray Calihan.
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