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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
9
Elsie Branden discusses the rise of weight watchers and calorie counting, comparing dietetic and regular foods. She notes labels matter, calories vary, and cost may offset savings, offering tips to plan low calorie meals with natural options and careful shopping.
Finney County 4-H members travel to Kansas State University Manhattan for the 1965 Round-up and Music Camp with 1,200 participants. Delegates include De Joris James Marvin Cronin Ruby Woods Jerry Brown Lorene Toner Joan Huschka Mary Murray Pamrel Marsh Terry Toilers Roy Largent Robert Seay Jr from Finney County and Joe Lefort Sandra Glant Diane Fanshel Bernadette Deslongchamp.
The June meeting at the 4-H Building opened with Lotelle Stoner leading. Members presented talks on photography and snacks while demonstrations covered table setting and garden care. Music and recreation followed including violin pieces and Dodge Ball.
Gardiner Dairy and Gardiner Moore lead April entries in the Kansas Dairy Herd Improvement program. Top cows include Lady 2 and Kay from Gardner Moore with high milk and fat, Satin and Nell from the Experiment Station and Koehn respectively, plus Kathin from Clifford Jay. Several producers show 305 day lactations with substantial fat, and first calf heifers from Gardiner Dairy, Gardner & Moore, and the Experiment Station complete 305 days with 500 pounds fat.
Kansas State University economist Hugh McDonald predicts a near record Kansas wheat crop near 221 million bushels on May 1, with total U.S. output around 1.2 billion. Despite rainfall gaps in the west and winterkill in the east, demand and exports are expected to meet most needs for 1965 66, keeping carryover modest. A separate Wichita AP brief reports a fatal tractor trailer crash on the Kansas Turnpike near K-15, killing Lionel Otta and Walter Buehler, both Colby residents, as rain swept the area.
Richard T. Deyoe, FHA county supervisor, says rural seniors 82+ in communities under 2,500 may get 33 year loans at 4 percent to buy, build or repair homes. FHA can fund senior rental housing via non profits or private investors with guarantees. Through April 30 this fiscal year FHA advanced 5.59 million for senior housing, with over 1,200 elderly beneficiaries in 30 states and territories.
Colorado contains fifty two of the ninety two mountains in the United States that exceed fourteen thousand feet in elevation. The figure highlights Colorado’s prominence among high peaks and its rugged alpine terrain.
Next week brings Experiment Station Field Days in Finney and nearby towns. Activities include demonstrations on wheat barley specialty crops and tillage practices with notes on cows milk production summer feeding and pasture management along with spider mite control for evergreens and spray recommendations.
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