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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1968
Page
17
Jealousy among siblings reflects normal growth and rivalry as children test limits. Parents should offer firm boundaries, individual activities, and respect each child's rights while avoiding favoritism.
Advances in sow feeding over the last dozen years allow sows and gilts to be kept in desirable breeding condition on energy levels lower than previously thought. Commercial producers report about a 50 percent reduction in feed with limited amounts of a concentrated low roughage ration.
Wanted corrugated boxes and newspapers. Businesses operate Saturdays and Sundays with hours 6th and N.H. from 8 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Lawrence Paper Co. invites suppliers to bring recyclable materials to the depot.
The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes 1968 farm numbers at 91,000, down two percent from 93,000 in 1967, while total farmed land stays 50.10 million acres. Average farm size rose to 551 acres from 539, and Kansas ranked third in total land in farms and fifteenth in number of farms.
STALL Mr and Mrs Jess O Connor visited Charles O Connor at Stormont Vail hospital in Topeka where he is a patient. W S W S met Thursday at the home of Mrs Jess O Connor with Mrs Andrew Bahnmaier as co host. The lesson was presented by Esther Wulfkuhle Judy Wulfkuhle Betty O Connor and Rose Worthington. The ladies will help the Youth Fellowship in serving several meals. The O F T A class held their annual chili supper at the church Wednesday evening. The Wesley Wulfkuhle and Hayden Wood families were hosts with those present including the Houk O Connor Wulfkuhle and Wood families.
Lobsang Dorjee, 23, who became a monk at 13 and fled Tibet after the 1959 Chinese takeover, studies philosophy and English at Haverford College. He spent six years in India before moving to the United States and aims to teach English and community development to Tibetans in India upon return.
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