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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1971

Page

3

Diagnostic Lab Protects Health of Man and Animals in Kansas

The Kansas State University State Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, part of the College of Veterinary Medicine, warns that rabies surveillance protects humans and animals. In 1970 it processed 1,848 suspected rabies samples with 107 positives, mostly in skunks, and notes human exposure from rabid cats. Early treatment and reporting are emphasized, alongside dairy mastitis control.

State Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory Kansas State University Kansas Harry D. Anthony Department of Pathology College of Veterinary Medicine Anthony Ohio

Fourth of July Family Camp at Rock Springs Ranch

Cecil L Eyestone of Kansas State University announces a 4-H Family Camp weekend titled Fourth of July fun for the family at Rock Springs Ranch state 4-H center. Open to all families with no 4-H membership required. The fee covers six family meals, two nights lodging, and facilities use, costing 5 dollars for ages 3 to 8 and 12 dollars for adults. The camp runs from Saturday July 3 and ends on July 5.

Rock Springs Ranch Cecil L. Eyestone Kansas State University

Family Fun Monday and 4 H regional club day details

Family groups can pick activities such as swimming crafts archery and hiking after arrival. For a relaxed July 4th weekend contact the extension office. Franklin County 4 H blue award winners will compete at Regional Club Day on April 17 at Baker University Baldwin.

Franklin County Baker University Baldwin Franklin Johnson Miami Osage Shawnee Douglas Wyandotte

Guest Speaker To Highlight Spring Tea Theme Improperly Quoted

Gersilda Guthrie Kansas Extension Service district home management specialist will present a program titled Theme I Make Enjoyable at the Extension Homemakers Unit Spring Tea at 1:30 p.m. on April 22 at the First United Methodist Church. She will discuss time as a valuable resource and illustrate her talk with hats depicting different types of people and their use of time. Guthrie holds a Master of Education in adult education from Columbia University.

Gersilda Guthrie Kansas Extension Service District Extension Homemakers Unit First United Methodist Church Miss Guthrie Kansas State Ity Fom Columbia University

Normality as a Engine of Creativity in Daily Life

The piece argues that creativity stems from disciplined work and inherent assets rather than eccentric myth. Creative people are normal, well organized, and gregarious, with a knack for rapid idea generation, flexible thinking, independence, risk taking, humor, and cosmopolitan interests. To boost creativity, engage in diverse experiences, pursue new hobbies, enroll in courses, and actively listen while gathering new impressions.

Sudan Cover Crop Aids Waterways and Bromegrass Seeding

Emmett Richter explains a plan to establish waterways using sudangrass as a high residue cover. Plant after May 20 to allow full growth, then disc lightly to cover bromegrass seed. Sudangrass roots improve soil, protect against erosion, provide mulch, and help moisture balance for winter seedings. Established waterways should have annual fertilizer, if not already applied.

Emmett Richter Sudan

Happy Homemakers Meet At Marmon Home

EHU Notes report the Happy Homemakers gathering at Mrs. Merle Marmon’s home with eight members attending. They donated money instead of a bake sale, heard a lesson on keeping people healthy, and celebrated Mrs. Lloyd Carr’s April 1 birthday with small June Fool’s gifts. Next meeting set for May 6 with Mrs. Harry Dale. Craft day with beadwork crocheting and knitting hosted by Mrs. Brenner.

Merle Marmon Evan Lloyd Marvin Brenner Lloyd Carr Harry Dale Brenner Marmon Marvin Walker Neal Anderson Eleanor Lloyd

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