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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1967
Page
4
An essay on how a person’s appearance influences others and first impressions throughout life. It notes that adults judge by dress and grooming, shaping social interactions from the first meeting and affecting how people are perceived in various occasions.
Rock Springs Ranch hosts the Kansas 4 H Foundation Friends of 4 H Day on Wednesday at 7 time noted, honoring donors to the 4 H program with certificates for 5 year and other intervals. Governor Docking accepts honorary chairmanship and Dr. Russell Grawby of the Kellogg Foundation speaks. netudine W Dale Crusier chairs the event with district and county volunteers in attendance. The day also includes visits to the State 4 H Music Camp then in session June 5 9 as Rock Springs Ranch remains a major project of the Foundation.
New officers of the Garden City Future Farmers of America were installed May 15 at a high school meeting. Outgoing officers gave final reports before the ceremony. 1967-68 officers are Greg Hands president, Forrest Crouse vice-president, Ken Jameson secretary, Jerry Brown treasurer, Tim Stone reporter, and Dan McMillan sentinel.
The piece argues that appearance drives identity, values, moods, and attitudes. It explains fashion as a social signal across life events from weddings to graduations and notes uniforms, including white collar workers, influence behavior and self-concept in daily interactions.
Finney County clubs led the turnout at the Western Kansas 4-H Rodeo with five of six all around winners. Betsy Hibler Larry Johnston and Tom Lear claim top honors in age groups 16 to 19 13 to 15 and 8 to 12, joined by Judy Woods Margie Woods and Mike Vogt. The event at Finney County Fair Grounds drew about 450 attendees despite rain.
Regular May 8 gathering at Pierceville Grade School featured club president Norma Cronin leading pledge, Lorie Kessler group singing, and Mary Eilean Dechant reporting 4-H Council. Leaders reports praised Sunday church service. Donald Keller announced horse show May 20 and club tour plans. John Andrews spoke on My Dog. music by Jeanett Denis. recreation by Joleine McGraw.
The Greater Kansas City Central Labor Council AFL CIO unanimously endorsed the Jackson County bond proposal for 102 million dollars. Voters will decide in a June 27 special election with seven major projects including 43 million for new baseball and football stadiums and funds for a general hospital flood control highways juvenile facilities and courthouse remodeling.
Ensign Peggy Moomaw of Ensign will be one of four National 4-H Club conference delegates presiding at assembly programs during 4-H Round-up June 5 to 9 in Manhattan. About 1,200 4-H’ers from across the state expected. theme Pursuit of Excellence. Delegates will stay in dormitories at Kansas State University and dine at the campus Union. The Naval Air Base Training Command Pageant of Flags from Pensacola, Florida, will be a highlight of the event.
Donald R. Elbel, 47, former builder and developer, surrendered at Wyandotte County jail to start a 15 year term for mail fraud and federal securities violations. Deputy U.S. Marshal Robert G. Lisenbee said Elbel and attorney Michael Boerner appeared near 11 p.m. after a delay. He will stay in county jail until designation papers arrive. Elbel proclaimed his innocence in a prepared statement. He has remained free on bond during appeals.
Al's Corner reports Milo planting in Finney County with grain sorghum demonstrations on H. L. Harms farm east of Garden City. It lists varieties and notes self feeding cattle on all concentrate rations, plus AI use in Kansas dairy and beef cattle herds with gains in 1966 and expectations for AI adoption.
Kansas farm and wheat organizations favor a 1968 national wheat allotment of 59.3 million acres or less. ASCS presented three allotment options with different production and price implications while state groups submit preferences to the USDA. Fire at Detroiter Mobile Home plant destroys two mobile homes and damages two others, with damage estimated at $20,000.
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