Breakfast and laundry tips for teens and families
A Rose Crist column suggests teens enjoy unconventional breakfasts like spaghetti with meat sauce and milk, stressing nutrients and variety. It also reviews home versus self service laundry costs, showing five loads weekly as the break-even point, and offers tax and budgeting tips from Elinor Anderson of Kansas State University on deferring income, deductions, and prepaying expenses for 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Crist
U. S. Deepartment of Agriculture Consumer and Food Economics Research Division
Elinor Anderson
K-State
Swine School To Be Held Locally
The Franklin County Extension Council will host the District Swine School on Dec 15 at the Memorial Auditorium basement in Ottawa. Kansas State University extension specialists will cover swine management feeding housing equipment and diseases with an afternoon Q and A session and lunch planned for attendees from eight or nine counties.
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Franklin County Extension Council
Memorial Auditorium
Ottawa
Kansas State University
Keith Zoellner
Tension
M. W. Osburn
Leo Wendling
Franklin County
Carl Stevens, Jr
Kane Sas State University
Sun shines on desert quote posted by Owensboro pastor
Dr. David A. Nelson, pastor of First Baptist Church in Owensboro Kentucky, posted a bulletin board notice reading All sun shine makes a desert. The quirky aphorism reflects his message about spiritual renewal and contentment amid hardship.
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Owensboro, Ky
David A. Nelson
First Baptist Church
HDU Units Hold Christmas Meeting At Mrs Farris Home
A single guest and ten members gathered at Mrs. Ray Farris home to share plates of cookies cake fruit and jelly for neighborhood seniors. Mrs Mearle Christeson led with What I am Thankful For and Mrs Ruth Lundstedt taught Looking Ahead in Home Furnishings and Health noting health trends birth rates down and life expectancy rising. The group plans a December 9 Christmas exchange at Mrs G W Pontons home.
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Wycoff
Ray Farris
G. W. Ponton
Pony Invades Living Room in Hutchinson Home
Mrs. Everett Crank returned home in Hutchinson Kansas to find her Shetland pony inside chewing the living room rug after a neighbor child left a door open while visiting her daughter Teresa. The incident highlights a surprising domestic intruder and unusual pet scenario.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Everett Crank
Teresa
Wheat Shipping Rates Threaten Kansas Flour Mills
Wellington Kansas, the Wheat Capital, fears a statewide mill shutdown as freight rate changes squeeze the flour milling industry. The Hunter Milling Company supports 65 workers and 200 in related jobs with a $15 million annual payroll, $50,000 in local taxes, and $1 million in freight payments. Producers, farmers, and businesses urge Congress to amend the Interstate Commerce Act to restore parity between wheat and flour rates to keep milling operations in Kansas.
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Corky Simpson
Wellington Daily News
Associated Press
Wellington
Kan
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
Minnesota
South Dakota
Great Plains
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Chambers of Commerce
Hunter Milling Company
Hunter
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