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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1971
Page
1
A dense collection of kitchen tips and hints on eggs for holiday meals, including choosing sizes, boiling ahead, storage methods, and a smoked egg dip. It blends cooking advice with consumer tips on Christmas savings clubs and store sales, citing USDA egg availability and extension office guidance.
Kansas State University hosts College Days for Women January 11 and 12 in Manhattan with topics on drug abuse mental health aging genealogy child care dietetics and more Attendees register at 9 am January 11 at the K State Union for a 2 75 fee. Speakers include KSU President James A McCain and FDA consumer specialist Lorena Meyers with afternoon interest groups and a 7 30 pm slide show Jesus Christ Superstar by Diane Dollar.
Evergreen plants need deep soil soaking before frost and mulching to stabilize temperatures and moisture. The piece also discusses non feed costs in livestock production, noting they can exceed several dollars per unit and rise with technology and interest rates, plus safety tips for using heat lamps around farms.
Pawnee Indians 4-H Club held a December meeting during Parents Night with Thelma Fitzpatrick Joyce Reed and Bernie Brown presenting demonstrations. Johnnie Diehl showed films and music was led by Joyce Reed and Lois Dumler with Christmas carols. Members prepared items for Cimarron Manor and club charter ceremony performed by Preston Scott Joann Hamman Chardell Myers Sandy Todd and Elaine Mayo. Beacon Boosters 4-H Club hosted a Christmas party at the 4-H building planning a charter seat ceremony with Janice Wiebe leading singing and Debra Dougherty Diana Fillmore Paula Fillmore Steve Mayo and Elaine Mayo coordinating recreation. Eager Beavers 4-H Club at the fair grounds included roll call on a bad habit, officer reports, a corn ash demonstration by Julie Fistback and Carman Ragel, tools demo by Duane Squier, project talks by Marcia Lyman and Brian Staats, and refreshments by the Leighton Farbarin Jim Fishback families.
Washington AP says Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz cautions some sectors face price troubles yet anticipates overall farm income rising about 15 percent in 1972. He notes better prices ahead for chicken eggs soybeans hogs and dairy, with cotton supported by government payments amid bright spots.
Jim Hawkins director of Education for the Bureau of Indian Affairs will visit Chilocco Indian school in the first week of next year to propose measures to reduce student tension after disturbances on November 8 and a demonstration seizing the administration building. Classes were dismissed six days early for the holiday break.
The article recounts how 4‑H clubs got their name from O H Benson in Wright County Iowa after a teacher and pupils found four leaf clovers in a field. The four leaf design represents Head Heart Hands and Health linking to community club work and extension service growth. The piece notes Kansas origins with 1905 home culture clubs and Smith Lever Act of 1914.
Petitions filed in Finney County Kansas probate court for the estate of Harry Edward Crist known as Harry E Crist deceased. Executrix Rhoda P Crist seeks final settlement, account approval, heirs and devises determination, and asset assignment. hearing set January 2 at 10:00 AM in Garden City. Attorney Glen B Roark represents executrix. Published Garden City Telegram December 9 16 23 1971.
Legal notices announce hearings on petitions to sell estate real property in Finney County Kansas. Executrix Lula Dick Cowgill seeks court orders for sale of multiple tracts described by section township and range data with hearings set January 1 1972 and January 6 1972. Attorneys Fleming Haag Hope Osborn Mills.
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