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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1957
Page
7
Frozen desserts offer convenience for guests with recipes for angel food and sponge cakes. Proper flavoring is essential, as synthetic vanilla or citrus zest can create off flavors after freezing. Proper wrapping, cooling, and thawing steps help preserve texture, with practical tips for frosting after thawing and quick thaw methods.
A Pawnee Indians 4-H spring tour showcased varied projects including pigs turkeys lambs capons and garden crops. Special guests county and home economics agents attended. delegates were chosen for junior leadership and health camps. Marcille Brown sang at a music camp return.
Danny Trayer will assume duties as Finney county agricultural agent on July 1 after six years in Hodgeman county with offices in Jetmore. A 1951 Kansas State College graduate, he will lead county programs while extensions emphasize club work and farm improvements.
Members enrolled in foods and sewing projects meet in Pierceville High School home economics room for a yearend planning session. Leaders Mrs VenJohn and Mrs Beach assist with foods and sewing, radio program committees are formed, and booths for county fair are planned with tips on layout and signage. This will be the agent’s last Finney County column as club agent.
Milk and dairy products remain plentiful and lemon crops in California are abundant with many lemons processed. Florida reports a large lime crop. July will bring many vegetables including tomatoes lettuce green beans cabbage beets squash and sweet corn. Onions mild and sweet will be plentiful along with vegetable oils fats peanut butter and frozen halibut and salmon.
The Wheat field day discussion by Walter Berger, administrator of the Commodity Stabilization Service, criticizes existing price supports and acreage controls as ineffective. He notes 12% million acres tied to wheat programs, surpluses and high government costs, while exports may reach a record 500 million bushels with shifts to competing crops causing concern. In Kansas, planting intentions show mixed changes across crops, with sorghums up sharply and fallow areas adjusting amid overall reduced wheat production.
Chinese officials suspend further criticism drives amid fears of dampened morale and potential crop failures. The People’s Daily reports a directive from the State Council delaying the rectification program as Mao Zedong had called for wide criticism to rectify issues between masses and party leadership. The move signals concern that such agitation could threaten a planned bumper harvest and push the country toward disaster if a crop failure mirrors last year’s calamities.
Harold Gallaher state extension worker at Kansas State College urges early planning for windbreaks and shelterbelts. He outlines summer soil preparation, frequent disking, and moisture preservation to boost tree survival, with tomato and sweet corn sidedress guidance from horticulture experts.
The 4 H council meets at the 4 H building at 6 00 p m on July 1 This is followed by an ABA board meeting at the extension office at 9 00 p m on July 2 The items outline scheduled events for extension program participants and members.
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