St Marys Allies 4-H Club Officers Installed in October
The October meeting of the St Marys Allies 4 H Club opened with officers installed. Janice Craig became president, Larry Oeding vice president, Helen Rintoul secretary, Annette Craig treasurer, and David Rintoul reporter. Members discussed a poppy sale on Nov 9, new dress code, and plans for 4 H Club Days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary's Allies
Janice Craig
Larry Oeding
Helen Rintoul
Annette
Connie Oeding
Herron
Martha Louise Miller
Busy Bee
Jan Frack
Cimarron Rustlers
Cimarron
Linda Newsom
Barbara Rudd
Louise Spinks
Peggy Pitts
Stephen Foster
Jacqui Hamit
Nor Lee Tresner
Nancy Hope
Linda Hamit
Leland Treaner
Eileen Bauer
Nickoletta Zorn
Gary Whitehurst
Chi
Edwin Zorn
ST. Mary's Comets
Linda Valenzuela
Mary Murray
George Delongchamp
Mary c. Murray
Patricia Hienze
Mary Lou Palmer
Rose Ann Geier
Bobby Murray
Debbie Kraus
Kim Conley
Bobby Hienze
Ann
Mary Schkreiber
Farming in Finney A plan for a Garden City research center
An advisory committee of 26 Southwest Kansas farmers urged funding for a Garden City Station expansion to build a year round research facility costing 70000 dollars. The plan calls for 35000 from local fundraising and 35000 from the Board of Regents, with the legislature to match. Donations to Clifford Mayo are welcome. events include Agricultural Extension Achievement Night and Area Development Meeting in Downing's, with details on tickets and program highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Experiment Station
Kansas
Hopdy
Garden City
Kansas State University
Board of Regents
Garden City Staton
Garden City Station
Hay
Clifford Mayo
Finney County
Ory Committee
Rt. 1
Kan
Experiment Station Research Center Fund
Co-Op
East Garfield
Pleasant Valley
Ivanhos
Terry
Downing’s
Yin‘ney County
Norman Whitehair
K-State Economics
Chamber of Commerce
Bourbon Tillers Haul in Water Crisis in Bourbon County
In Bourbon County Kansas a severe water shortage spurs a possible request for federal relief. Farmers haul water from Fort Scott as farm ponds dry. Cecil Armstrong reports cattle drinking belly deep water and plans to haul 300 to 600 gallons daily. Fort Scott lake supply may last three years.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Bourbon County
State Agricultural, Stabilization and Conservation Office Goon
ASC
Cecil Armstrong
Armstrong
Lunch Box Variations For Homemakers And Children
Tips for diversifying lunch boxes with different breads kept frozen in moisture proof wrap. Include breadless sandwiches, fruit with spreads, desserts, and protein skewers for variety. Emphasizes color themes and surprise elements to brighten daily meals for homemakers and children.
Theme Lunch Box Fun From Page 1963
A Garden City Telegram page suggests color coded lunch box planning with paper towels and napkins in bright turquoise and yellow. It recommends themed menus like outer space pirates or cowboys naming items such as satellite sandwiches and pirates chest cake.
New Job Gets a Bit Hectic at Times
HOPEWELL New Jersey AP Lawrence N Houston the first Negro ever appointed superintendent of a New Jersey state institution says he is looking for a place to hang his hat It s hectic There s never a dull moment Houston said of his new post as director of the Highfields project for rehabilitating juvenile offenders He gets here at 6 am and cooks breakfast with the boys and some nights it s pretty late when he gets home Houston 35 took over at Highfields after five years as a psychologist at a New Jersey reformatory
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Hopewell
N.J
Lawrence N. Houston
New Jersey
Houston
Highfields
Also Mentioned on This Page
Craigs
David A. Rintoul
Gary Irsik
Eager Beavers
Lorene Stoner
Mrs. Wentworth
Monty Wentworth
Sandy Watch
ST. Mary’s Telstars
Rose Ann Bondy
Telstars 4-H
Mozart
Tresa
Bernadette Delongchamp
Michael Ann Degnan
Finney
Chimney Creek Herefords
Woodward Sale
HH Real
Golden Star
Chimney Creek
Charles Gardner
Oak
Woodward, Chia
Woodward Livestock Comm. Co
Wesdward
Oklo
Gy Ellig Branden
Garden City Telegram
Ae Welde
Pape
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