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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1960

Page

11

Trichinosis Warning Urges Thoroughly Cook Pork

Beacon Boosters 4-H warns that eating undercooked pork or pork products can cause trichinosis, a serious illness with symptoms ranging from nausea to high fever and nerve involvement. Proper cooking until meat is white and clear eliminates risk. ready-to-eat products are pre cooked by law.

Joan Stucker

4-H Girls Prepare Lunches At Club Meeting

Members of Up and Atom 4-H clubs in a recent meeting prepared two luncheons with dishes including a one-dish skillet dinner and spare ribs with sauerkraut. Participants listed include Judy Oeding Geraldine Farr Sharon Kreutzer Joyce Meier Kathleen Sughrue Patty Sughrue Sheryl Taylor Coleen Whitehurst Darlene Bauer Virginia Bauer with leaders Mrs John Tatro Mrs Lyle Ashworth and HDA Kathryn Sughrue who led a judging class. The June 6 meeting highlighted rotisserie broiled chicken fried in sour cream sauce and a variety of pies and relish plates marking the project’s final gathering.

Atom 4-H Judy Oeding Geraldine Farr Sharon Kreutzer Joyce Meier Kathleen Sughrue Patty Sughrue Sheryl Taylor Coleen Kathy Quint Geraldine Tarr Darlene Bauer Coleen Whitehurst Virginia Bauer John Tatro Lyle Ashworth

Residents Defeat $195000 Park Bond Issue in Junction City

In Junction City Kansas residents defeated a 195000 park bond issue Tuesday by 1906 to 623. The measure would have funded swimming pool repairs a baseball stadium lighting and 84 acre park development with improvements to recreation facilities.

Junction City Kas

Leaders Receive Recognitions from 4-H Club

Junior Leaders of the Up and Atom 4-H Club gain recognition in state and national Daughters of Isabella magazines. They received letters of thanks from members statewide. At the April state convention in Garden City the club ran its bus for a tour of Finnup Park and local sites. Patty Sughrue chairs Citizenship. Inquiries on starting a 4-H club in a parish were answered.

Atom Daughters of Isabella Garden City Finnup ‘Park Patty Sughrue

Wheat quotas on referendum in Finney county farmers vote

Farmers in 39 commercial wheat states will vote July 21 on whether marketing quotas apply to the 1961 crop. If approved, excess wheat beyond allotments faces penalties. compliance with the feed wheat program preserves full price support. If not approved, quotas and penalties are not in effect for 1961, with price support at 50 percent parity.

Secretary of Agriculture Alaska Connecticut Florida Hawaii Louisiana Maine Massachusetts Nevada New Hampshire Rhode Island Vermont ASC

Lincoln Livewires In Annual Tour

Lincoln Livewires 4-H club members and guests toured area projects in their annual inspection. Clothing displays by Joyce Thompson Colleen and Margaret Dougherty featured sewings. food demonstrations by Linda Gu yer and Twila Blythe. rabbit and beef projects shown by Cooper Heineman and Koster. The tour ended with a pen and baseball game at Finnup Park Garden City.

Colleen Dougherty Lincoln Livewires 4-H Club Joyce Thompson Colleen Margaret Dougherty Miss Thompson Dougherty Margaret Linda Guyer Twila Blythe Teresa Susan Gillan Russell Ginest Gladys Wren Garden City Don Lile Herbie Carol Olsen Herb Olsen RFD Blythe Twila Bobby Cooper Finnup Park

Go Getters in Annual Tour Highlights Family Projects

Go Getters 4 H club in Finney County held its annual project tour with a basket dinner at the McGehee ranch. Kenneth Fromm and Lowell McGraw led a judging contest featuring steers from McGehee and project displays by Norla Nanette and Judy Stephens. Participants visited the James and Dechant farms for yard, gardening, beef, and wheat projects, with stops at the Bernaski, Burghardt, and VenJohn farms. Simple desserts and beverages were served after cookies baked at a prior project meeting under Mrs VenJohn and Gail Blackwell.

Go Getters 4-H Finney County Myles McGehee Kenneth Fromm Arabian International Farm Youth Exchange Khabil Shalaby Fromm Lowell McGraw McGehee Norla Nanette Judy Stephens Lee James Marvin Delores Melvin James Terry Clark Garden City Barbara Dechant Jake Dechant Carol Sue Gary Beach

Up and Atom 4 H May meeting notes activities and talks

Forty six members of the Up and Atom Jr 4 H group met in May and answered roll call with vacation plans. The skating party report was followed by a vote for another soon. Project schedules were announced and letters from State and National Re gents of the D of I thanked the club. Paula Degnan led health exercises. Janet Burtgardt spoke of late summer flowers. Ray Bondy urged daily safety. Patty Herman and Pam Mitchell demonstrated dress for various occasions. Evelyn Quint defined salad and presented a salad making talk. Danny Garnand noted poison ivy sumac and oak leaves. David Keller and Paula Degnan led recreation. Benny Oeding reported special events. Rosalie Pfeifer gave council report. Guests listed include Mrs Kelsey Garnad and others.

Up and Atom Jr. 4-H D. of I Paula Degnan Janet Burgardt Ray Bond Danny Garnand David Keller Benny Oeding Rosalie Pfiefer Council Kelsey Garnand George McCarthy George Deslongchamp Bob Herman Virginia Bauer

Hogan and Snead Spark Open Favorites in Denver

Ben Hogan and Sam Snead bring length and experience to the National Open at Cherry Hills. Hogan pursues a fifth Open title as Snead seeks his first, aiming to end a 20 attempt drought. The field includes Palmer Finsterwald Casper Littler Souchak, with 150 players in a two-round Thursday start. Mary Duke Biddle, 72, dies in Durham after illness, a Duke benefactor.

Denver Colo Ben Hogan Sam Snead Hogan Cherry Hills Country Club Texas Snead Arnold Palmer Don Finsterwald Billy Casper Ken Venturi Gene Littler Mike Souchak Casper Apple Valley

Milk and Ice Cream Facts From the Dairy Month Promos

A overview of ice cream production and composition discusses butterfat limits, milk solids, sugar, stabilizers, and overrun. It compares hand packed versus factory packed, ice milk, French custard varieties, and sherbet calories versus ice cream. Temperature at 12 degrees enhances flavor and firmness.

Eighth Inning Hurdle Stings Hobbie In Cubs Win

MILWAUKEE AP Glen Hobbie of the Chicago Cubs faced a tough eighth inning in pursuit of a no hitter, finally earning a 3-2 victory over the Braves as Del Crandall and Eddie Mathews homered. Crandall’s homer came on the first pitch in the eighth, Crandall’s 10th, and Mathews added his 12th with one out in the ninth for Milwaukee’s other hit. Musial’s double spoiled Hobbie’s chance earlier in the game after a seven inning no-hit stretch.

Milwaukee Glen Hobbie Chicago Cubs Milwaukee Braves del Crandall Eddie Mathews Hobbie St. Louis Stan Musial Crandall Braves Mathews

Hustlers Girls In Sew Session at Caldwell Home

Seven Happy Hustler 4H Club members met to watch Juanita Brinkmeyer demonstrate sewing a zipper in a skirt. Mia Elza Caldwell led the class at the Caldwell home. Other demos included Darning Socks by Linda Oleman and Patching by Kay Sloan.

Happy Hustler 4H Club Jua-nita Brinkmeyer Mia Elza Caldwell Caldwell Linda Oleman Kay Sloan Janet Janice Webb

Right-to-Work Law Credited in Arizona

L. J. Crampon of the University of Colorado Bureau of Business Research suggests Arizona’s right-to-work law may have aided Phoenix’s rapid growth. He notes Colorado lacks such a law and compares Phoenix’s 43,000 population 20 years ago to Pueblo’s 90,000 now, implying employer attraction.

Boulder Colo Arizona Phoenix L. J. Crampon University of Colorado Bureau of Business Research Crampon Colorado Pueblo

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