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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1966
Page
4
Elsie Branden discusses design principles for home demonstration units in Finney County. The article defines decorative and structural design and explains harmony proportion balance rhythm and emphasis as keys to useful beautiful furnishings with guidance on placement background space and center of interest.
The Reorganized Church proposes an 8.7 million budget including a limited branch campus of Graceland College at Independence Missouri. Graceland, in Lamont Iowa, would host night classes as part of the plan. the church headquarters are in Independence. The world conference will act in April with 20,000 allocated this year and 25,000 for 1967.
Outdoor recreation is seen as a growing farm enterprise in Kansas. Dr. Wilfred H. Pine notes private land ownership dominates, but leasing farm rights or selling hunting and fishing access offers small income. Large projects like reservoirs or golf courses need more investment, planning, and safety compliance, with support from a new farm program and recreation agencies.
Wide Awake 4 H Club minutes report February meeting with Fielding Hands as President and Margaret Lightner as program chair. Activities included a health talk, table setting demonstration, ribbon results, and a George Washington Lincoln and Valentine roll call.
Milton Thomas, Fidelity State Bank agricultural representative, was guest speaker at the February 23 meeting of the Garden City chapter of the Future Farmers of America. Thomas spoke on the role of FFA members in finding a place in agriculture.
Archaeologists uncover the remains of two circular huts dating about 10 000 years ago at Hell Gap near Guernsey Wye during five years of excavation. The report notes the site yields insights into early habitation and tool use. It also mentions that forty million hunting and fishing permits are issued annually.
Sam Hands, senior and president of the Garden City Chapter of Future Farmers of America, has applied for the State Farmer Degree the highest FFA honor. He has chaired committees, excelled in contests, and earned the Star Chapter Farmer award. His farming program includes irrigated alfalfa and grain sorghum with a livestock focus including a registered Aberdeen Angus herd and partnerships in Shetland ponies and Quarter Horse fillies.
David A. Baumann 19 of Columbia, Pennsylvania, who had sued President Johnson to abolish the draft, quietly entered military service in Lancaster. He arrived with his parents, answered roll call, and boarded a bus with eight other draftees and 98 pre-draftees. Baumann, valedictorian of his 1964 high school class, filed suit in New York's second district court to end the draft.
Nigeria holds Africa's largest population with about 46.4 million people, distributed across nearly 250 distinct tribal groups. The diverse mosaic reflects strong ethnic variety influencing culture, politics, and regional identities within the country.
A historical note describes the Republic of Vietnam as roughly resembling California in shape, though about half its size, offering a visual comparison of geography during the period.
Al's Corner Lamb Feeders Day at the Garden City Experiment Station Kansas State University will present results from the 32nd year of feeding trials involving about 650 lambs. Highlights include urea as a substitute for cottonseed meal irrigated wheat pasture in wheat stubble and dehydrated sorghum stubble pellets.
Steven Stone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Faye Stone of S. Star Rt., seeks the State Farmer degree. His farming program as a freshman included Hereford baby beef with a Reserve Grand Champion calf at the fair. He earned the Green Hand degree and was named Outstanding Green Hand.
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