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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1963
Page
7
A Home Economies column offers guidance on spring wardrobe fabrics like sheet wool and the use of linings for sheer wools to improve fit and durability. It also covers setting up quiet study areas with desks, chairs, lighting, and storage to foster better homework habits for school-age children.
Harold Gallaher of Kansas State University explains windbreaks offer wildlife food and cover, nesting sites and protection in winter. Evergreens slow wind, complementing deciduous trees, while red cedar and pine rows form the backbone of a windbreak, with Scots pine used for Christmas plantings. Orders for trees, shrubs and nuts are being taken at county extension offices. Mrs. Robert Kennedy, wife of the attorney general, is due to have her eighth child in July, per the Washington Post.
Four new members Debbie McCommons Karen Terry and Mark Meadors joined the Lincoln Livewires 4-H Club at a Jan 15 meeting at the 4-H building. Linda Guyer led, Lavon Blaesi acted as secretary, and the group planned a Feb 2 county 4-H Club Day model meeting.
Finney County and western Kansas prepare for Garden City Dairy Day and the DHIA annual meeting at the 4 H Club Building in the Fairgrounds. Morning focuses on DHIA, afternoon on dairy promotion and management with a free noon lunch provided by Myers Milk Products and Gardiner Dairy. The program features Dale Edelblute Pat McComas and Marti Mitchell. An evening meeting of the Finney County Artificial Breeding Assn offers a free dinner at 7 PM at the Plymell Community Building with reservations via BR 6-8205. Calendar includes tree program for farmstead windbreaks and advice on ordering trees from Extension.
TOPEKA AP A bill to correct a mistake made five years ago at Chanute was approved by the state Senate and sent to the House. Sen Charles Forsyth said the Chanute school district advertised and sold a building five years after advertising bonds three days in a row. the law requires three weekly ads. He added no protests have been raised but the measure would ensure the bonds are valid.
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation board chair Gilbert W. Egbert announced that farmer participation in 1961 and 1962 feed grain programs reduced feed grain stocks by about one third. By next October stocks will be about 0.8 million tons below 84.7 million. wheat stocks down about 100 million bushels by July 1. The 1963 programs offer diversion payments, price support, and loans, with signup Feb 1 to March 22 for corn grain sorghum and barley.
The Hinney County 4-H Council met January 7 at the 4-H building and approved a state office request on the sportsman project. A January 12 practice session for 4-H Days participants is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. The January 23 clothing meeting with Home Economics Agent Elsie Branden follows, and there is no foods leader training in the morning. Key dates include January 21 policy meeting, January 25 fall book committee and county club day committee meetings, and March 19 to 21 leaders conference.
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