Rainbow 4-H celebrates 30th charter anniversary party
Rainbow 4-H Club marked its 30th anniversary with a birthday party inviting charter members former leaders and 19 present members. The event featured a candlelighting ceremony themed 4-H Lights the Way and highlighted club history including past leaders and notable members with numerous awards and achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow 4-H Club
Robert Lingard
Les Lingard
Richmond
Sadie McClung
Dwight
Walter Perkins
Raymond
Virginia Wagner
Kenneth Cunningham
Carl Johnson
Virginia Chappell
National Club Congress
Washington
Virginia (Gault) Cunningham
Kansas
Raymond Wagner
Virginia Gault
Albert Dunbar
Wagner
Cunningham
Chicago
Lloyd Carr
Marvin Brenner
Gene Vining
Norma Houston
Lane, Kas
Rainbow Club
Farm Bloc Declared Past by Kansas City Panel
The Consumers Cooperative Assn. told its annual meeting that the historic farm bloc in Congress is a thing of the past as urban influence rises. President Howard A. Cowden warned that federal farm programs cannot fully supplement farm income and warned of danger from non farm vertical integration. The group reported year end volume of 153,843,000, up 19 percent, serving 1,700 member cooperatives in 11 Midwestern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Consumers Cooperative Assn
Congress
Association
Howard A. Cowden
Washington
Cowden
Ann Landers column readers tale hints and questions
A collage of requests and advice from Ann Landers touching friendship distance lace curtain Irish, teenage rules, dating propriety, and family guidance. Letters present No Name, Patrick, Good Kid, and others seeking clarity on social norms, with Ann’s responses offering caution and practical tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Patrick
Ruling on Suspension Violations Sets Penalties
In Topeka the attorney general ruled that failing to surrender a suspended driver license and license tag can incur up to 500 dollars fine and up to 90 days imprisonment or both, though no specific penalty is listed for this action. The decision cites the general provision applying to violations lacking a designated penalty under the safety responsibility law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Topeka
John Anderson
Anderson
Hugh H. Kreamer
Johnson
Olathe
Without A Shot
Lloyd Collins a telephone company employee brought home a pheasant without firing a shot. He found the bird strangled its neck caught between two telephone lines.
Should Meg stay with married man or end affair
A reader asks if she should insist he choose between his family and her companionship. The adviser notes the man has already chosen and lives with his family full time, implying she is involved with a married man and should end the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg
Landon
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Rainbow
Frea 4-H Club News
R. N. A. Hall
Rantoul
Phyllis Stevenson
Osawatomie State Hospital
Helen Hubbard
Diana Medlin
Juanita Hubbard
Marilyn Stevenson
Larry Jennings
Connie Mundell
Berea Boosters
George Hiles
Jerry Miller
Rosa Brock
Judy McClure
Tharon Hornberger
Donnie Roeckers
Princeton
Wayne Walter
Dale Smith
Donald Smith
Ann
City
Michigan
Minneapolis
Europe
Lace
Family Service Bureau
Dear Ann Landers
Boy
West Gee International, Harvester
South Walnut
Ivan
Harry
Federal Mogul Bearings
McCord
Ramco
Marty Smith
S. Main
Underwood
S. Walnut
Federes Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
J. Dean Nofsinger
North American Hotel Building
Ottawa
Lee A. Casida
Member
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Bennett's
Flavor-of
Bennett
Bennett Retai
LCE Cream Store
N. Main
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