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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1966
Page
5
Chester F. Paxson argues pastures lag crop land in net farmer returns due to misuse. He cites grazing schedules for cool and warm season grasses, overgrazing, and the need for proper stocking rates, rest periods, and rotational grazing to boost forage. A March 15 farmer irrigator workshop in Topeka offers non technical irrigation guidance.
Mrs. Vivian Briggs extension family life specialist at Kansas State University will discuss the physical emotional mental and social growth of today s teenagers at 1 30 p m Friday in the South Park Recreation Center The talk Our Teenage People will cover problems and the need for adults to understand adolescent behavior Briggs a long time extension worker has written on human relationships and home life She has Lebanese experience and serves on several Kansas organizations All homemakers and interested persons are invited to attend
Robert H. Malott Harold Link and Raymond C. Tower were elected vice presidents of FMC and Benjamin C. Carter elected vice chairman of the board. FMC offices are in San Jose California with a plant in Lawrence Kansas. Malott, Kansas KU alumnus, rose through FMC from New York to head organic chemicals division. Carter has 32 years with FMC. The Cotton Research Committee of Texas reports farmers grew 280 million bales valued at about 27 million dollars over 80 years.
Six Loon lawn work will be under way for 1966 with the first act being fertilizer application. Cool season grasses such as blue grasses fescues and rye are fertilized after growth begins in spring and again in late summer or early fall. Warm season grasses Bermuda and Zoysia should be fertilized in late April or early May and through the summer if color is not deep green.
Douglas County 4-H clubs including Cardinal Clinton Busy Bees Cottonwood Eudora Jayhawk Kanwaka Lone Star Marion Boosters Meadowlark Palmyra Rock Chalk Stull Busy Beavers Sunflower Vinland Valley and Worden Workers meet at Baldwin High School on February 19 to judge demonstrations talks and music for regional 4-H Day set for March 26 at Baker University in Baldwin. The event lists 101 individual entries and 12 club entries with schedules for junior and senior demonstrations talks public speaking and dances.
Ralph Utermoehlen discusses how choosing a career is a multi step process. He advises self assessment, seeking guidance from parents and counselors, learning about careers, visiting workplaces, and making a tentative choice to begin study and activity toward the goal. The Douglas County 4 H Council names judges for Saturday's 4 H Club Day at Baldwin High School including Lois Schendel Kathleen Jones Nancy Stevens Connie Crow and Doris Peterson of Baker University.
About 250000 children remain out of classes as Asian flu spreads across California. Health officials identified the virus at the state lab, noting headaches and stomach upsets beyond ordinary flu. The epidemic has led to teacher illness and high absenteeism, but LA schools stay open for now.
Way and Mrs Lyle Clark of Baldwin Susan Farha and Mrs Lavern Myers from Lawrence and Mrs W H Williams and Anne Christie of Ottawa named in the community notice.
In the five game series Australia and England each won once with three draws. The final test ended in a draw on Wednesday. Australia’s Bob Cowper scored a record-breaking 307 runs in the series.
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