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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1966
Page
3
An article highlights freeze branding to identify cattle and notes field trials in Washington Oregon and Idaho. It covers poloxalene or Bloat guard now market ready, with Kansas tests showing it prevents bloat in alfalfa grazing cattle and outlines proper use and observed effects on milk and animal health.
Seven members of the Finney County 4-H dog project met at Bobby Brinkmeyer's home for the first meeting on June 2. Members shared their dog breed and name, discussed records, and began readings from You and Your Dog. A quiz followed and the group planned the next meeting for 2 p.m. Thursday at Brinkmeyer's home.
The phrase means putting away childish things and may refer to a Roman marble game using nuts. Meanwhile five hundred members of the Inter American Geodetic Survey are tasked with mapping the entire continent of South America for the first time.
Dr. Glenn H. Beck reviews Garden City Experiment Station milestones from its 1907 founding to a $100,000 dedication. He cites irrigation, dryland farming, crop improvement, soil testing, livestock programs, entomology, and horticulture as key projects shaping Southwest Kansas agriculture and yielding returns on state funding.
Beacon Boosters met with songs and skits including a health and safety satire titled cloud 13. Demonstrations covered sour cream uses, foods talks, and piano entertainment. June tour announced replacing regular meeting. reporters Wanda Largent and Jeanette Maxwell note plans and activities.
SYRACUSE Bill Wood of Syracuse a member of the Kansas State University Collegiate 4-H Club is assisting with the Kansas 4-H Club Roundup in Manhattan this week Wood was one of 19 K-State students who stayed on campus a week after school closed to assist with registration recreation a reception for high school seniors a daily news sheet a talent show barbecue and to serve as guides Some 1 200 club members from 4-H clubs throughout Kansas were in Manhattan to attend the annual Round-up.
The piece previews fabrics for summer 1966 with dominant prints such as Dalmatian patterns, bi color and tri color schemes, and linen. It notes bold geometric provincial prints, white as a major color, and diverse textures from laces to voile, chiffon, georgette, and embroidered linens. Sportswear fabrics rise with coordinated sets and bold color combos like sulfur yellow and dusty pink.
Green City readers glimpse a June 9 1966 feature on beach cover ups lounge wear and sportswear fabrics. Practical terry cloth returns with a wide range of colors and styles plus pants bell bottoms hipsters and the Western Look. Prints span provincial dots checks stripes geometric and South Sea Island designs as wardrobes start with where to begin.
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