4-H Club Notes Terry Toilers
April meeting of the Terry toilors 4-H Club at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Miller includes roll call with an April Fool joke, purchase of song books proposed, and district home economics judging team selected Phyllis Schiffelbein Michell Kraus Judy Pfeiff Pam Harsh. Music readings by Schiffelbein safety talk by Linville. Beethovens music noted by Ulrich. Parliamentary talk by Harsh. Recitation by Engier. Refreshments by Millers. Next meeting May 13 at the Rome home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Toilers
Terry Toilors
Lawrence Miller
Phyllis Schiffelbein
Michell Kraus
Judy Pfeiff
Pam Harsh
Nancy Linville
Rodney Harsh
Janice Engier
Millers
Mike Rome
Southwest Stockmen Gain Honors in 1964 Kansas contest
Several Southwest Kansas stockmen won certificates and trophies at the 1964 Kansas Beef Production contest during Feeders Day at Kansas State University Manhattan. There were 58 entries from 16 counties. Winners include Robert Paris Dighton Hansack City Chamber trophy and Carl Tucker Elkhart Herford stocker. Other area recipients were Dale Coen Elkhart Wylie Gore Elkhart Van Mangels Rolla Gwyn Thrash Rolla Milton I Kenberry Quinter Herford deferred red steers. The contest is sponsored annually by the Kansas City Chamber with the Kansas Extension Service to encourage herd recording and good management.
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Southwest Kansas
Kansas
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Hansac City Chamber of Commerce
Robert Paris
Dighton
Carl Tucker
Elkhart
Herford
Dale Coen Elkhart
Wylie Gore
van Mangles
Rolla
Gwyn Thrash
Milton I
Kenberry
Quinter
Kansas City Chamber
Kansas Extension Service
Soil Stewardship Week Observed Across Kansas
Kansas marks Soil Stewardship Week with the theme This is Soil Stewardship Week in Kansas and Throughout the Nation Every Among Us. About 2,80 districts sponsor the observance for the ninth year. Materials from the National Association aid churches in embracing stewardship through booklets programs bulletins and posters. Governor Anderson proclaimed the week urging citizens to conserve soil water and natural resources for future generations.
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Soil and Water Conservation
National Association of Soil and Water
John Anderson Ealier
Kansas
Transportation Is Real Key to Growth Says Anderson
Gov. John Anderson of Kansas calls the national transportation system the real key to economic growth and vitality. Speaking at the closing session of the 10th Highway Transportation Congress, he urged state cooperation to foster an efficient system and pledged to work toward that aim to avoid federal intervention. He urged delegates to press for solutions that erase the specter of federal control.
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Washington
John Anderson
Kansas
10Th Highway Transportation Congress
Anderson
Kansas marks 50th anniversary of Extension Service
Kansas observes Home Demonstration Week and the 50th anniversary of the Smith Lever Act establishing the Extension Service. Finney County units number 25 with 424 members. the program covers home economics, agriculture and 4 H plus citizenship health safety and recreation.
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Kansas
Federal Cooperative Extension Service
Woodrow Wilson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Finney County
Ofice
Kansas Extension Service
Telvision
Kansas State University
People of Kansas
Bomb scare note leads to semester suspension at KU
Lawrence AP A University of Kansas senior, Michael Mount of Wichita, says he wrote a bomb scare note as a joke and left it at a Kappa Kappa Gamma house. He was suspended for a semester by the KU Disciplinary Committee after the note prompted an evacuation. Mount may seek summer school to recover lost credits and had been set to enter law school next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount
Law School
Increasing Uneasiness In Cuba Exiles Say May Looms
Newly arrived refugees report rising unease in Communist Cuba with rumors of a major event in May. Jose Garcel Mora from Oriente Province says the atmosphere is rebellious as he and eight companions reach Miami by rowboat. The Revolutionary Junta has promised its men will land in Cuba by May 20 to join guerrillas already there.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Jose Garcel Mora
Oriente
Junta
New Wheat Products Fight Malnutrition and Surpluses
Government figures show bulgur and rolled wheat, both from hard red spring and hard red winter varieties, have helped use 17.7 million bushels of wheat in three years. The USDA purchase programs have supplied 336.8 million pounds of bulgur and 234.7 million pounds of rolled wheat, plus stock-derived amounts, aiding global hunger relief and surplus reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert W. Egbert
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Commodity Credit Corporation
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David Ulrich
Garden City Sale Co., Inc
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Jack Doly
United States
Wheatland Electric
Lane
Scott
Ulysses
Southwest
Nation
Schulman
Cooperative Extension Service
Land Grant College
United States Department of Agriculture
Sey
Rid-Ezy
Tom Dimitt
Garden City, Kenses
Mookman Man
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