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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1968
Page
11
A spring focus for 4-H youth includes dressing for spring with proper suit fit and grooming tips. The Johnson County Beef Show at Gardner fairgrounds highlights judging finish conformation and quality in beef stock, plus dog care lessons from 4-H manuals and guidance on conducting parliamentary motions in meetings.
The Kansas Highway Commission approved buying 2.5 acres at St. John for a sub-district maintenance building. It set speed limits of 50 mph on US 75 in Osage County, 40 mph on US 159 from Horton city limits, and approved signals at several intersections and crossings. Installations include flashing beacons on K177 at Matfield Green and beside Paola on US 169, plus a four-way stop at US 156 and old US 40. Two red signals on K14 near Kingman fire station will be operated from the station during fires.
Recreation is a main project for 4-H members in Kansas with many clubs and activities. The piece highlights choosing projects by interest cost and time, notes recreation as affordable and broad, and emphasizes the four fold training Head Heart Hands Health. It advocates balance of work and play for wholesome development.
EHU notes show multiple groups meeting at homes in Ottawa and nearby, with 21 members and 7 children at Grace Harris's event. Activities include a city hall cleanup for a community center, district meeting plans in Ottawa, publication work, a spring tea, and community projects such as hand puppets for hospital wards.
A state poll shows 51 percent of voters approve of Ronald Reagan's performance as governor, down from 53 percent in March and September 1967. Don M. Muchmore conducted the survey reflecting a slight slip in support.
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