Four Hs Are Basis Of 4-H Youth Development
Acorn Rustlers 4-H Club leader Mrs. Jack McClure champions the four Hs Head Heart Hands Health guiding members. Four of seven families have last names starting with H and provide project leadership in knitting clothing food prep and room improvements. The advisory committee and parents support add essential help to every club activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleen Hahner
Acorn Rustlers
Jack McClure
Frank Hahner
Robert Hamilton
Robert Herring
Charles Horne
Good Neighbors Meeting Notes On Vegetables And Canning
The Good Neighbors unit met at Mrs. Tom Seyler s home with leader Mrs. Tom O Dea serving cheese batter bread and broiled tomatoes. Members discussed vegetables diet importance selection storage and canning methods Kansas varieties planting dates pest control and upcoming canning events noting an antiquing demonstration on March 4. The next meeting is March 12 with Mrs. Leon Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Neighbors
Tom Seyler
Tom O’dea
Kansas
Ralph Garrett
Leon Barnes
Two Bay Harbor Islands men nabbed in art theft case
Seymour Jacobson and Max Cohen were arrested in Miami on charges they transported a stolen Rembrandt worth 45,000 across state lines. The 10 by 44 inch drawing The Death of Jacob was reported stolen from the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts on Oct 14, 1964. FBI said the work had been recovered but offered no details.
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Miami
Fla
Bay Harbor Islands
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jacob
Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
Canada
FBI
Seymour Jacobson
Max Cohen
Jacobson
Stranded Africans on Zambezi Bridge Five Days Debacle
Four Africans deported by Zambia and refused entry to Rhodesia remain stranded on a Zambezi River bridge for five days. Lacking identity papers, they claim Rhodesian status. Rhodesian officials doubt them. Government spokesman notes they are in bad shape from exposure and hunger amid possible nationalist ties.
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Lusaka
Zambia
Zambezi River
Rhodesia
New Law Aims to Clarify Federal Employee Grievances
Rep. Fernand J. St Germain introduces legislation to affirm union officers can present grievances for members without reprisal and to shift grievance handling from the Civil Service Commission to the Labor Department. The measure seeks to clarify procedures involving federal employees and unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Fernand J. St Germain
Bil
St Germain
Civil Service Commisssion
Labor Department
Watershed Tour Set By Centropolis Water Group
Centropolis watershed steering committee sponsors a March 7 tour to the Frog Creek watershed in Osage and Coffey counties. The 23,000 acre project nears completion to show land treatment and flood control dam results. Tour starts 10 a.m. near Olivet. cars depart 9 a.m. from Soil Conservation Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centropolis Water Group
Centropolis
Frog Creek
Osage
Coffey
Film Explains 4-H Activity in Kansas State Film
A 15 minute Kansas State 4-H film Happiness is 4-H explains why youth join 4-H with on the scene footage and animated segments. Produced by Gary Nugent with Kansas State University Extension, the movie showcases fairs camps and state events and will be previewed March 15 in Ottawa University district leaders conference. It promotes woodwork staining as a popular 4-H project and outlines water based stains as best for clear tones and finish compatibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill R. Merhoff
Kansas State 4
Gary Nu
Kansas State University
Cecil Eyestone
John Stockard
Extension Motion Picture
K-State
Kansas 4-H Foundation
Kansas Cooperative Extension Service
Nugent
4-Hers
Ottawa University
Furniture Meeting Set For March 4
A public meeting on Furniture Refinishing and Antiquing is set for March 4 at Elliott Hall in the First Baptist Church with two sessions at 1 30 p m and 7 p m. Louis Proctor of the Davis Paint Company will demonstrate restoration techniques and home products, followed by a Q A period. Contemporary spring fashion emphasizes slim bodices with flared hems, belts, and accessories, with outfits suited to all figures and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Proctor
Davis Paint Company
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
Complete Dispersal Sale Near Spring Hill Kansas
A complete dispersal of farm holdings announced by a lessee listing properties four miles east of Spring Hill on the Johnson County line or one mile north of Bucyrus then one and a half miles west. Details on the parcels and schedules to follow.
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DHIA
Faer
Floyd McComb
Linwood
Kansas
Hiway
D.h.la
A.B.S
T.B
Bangs
C.vv
Donald J. Bowman
Mer
Hamilton
Missouri
Bob Braswell
Spring Hill
Johnson County
Bucyrus
Conservation by EMMETT L RICHTER
Accelerated land treatment is needed before watershed flood retarding structures can be installed. Interest in the Centropolis watershed grows as plans advance for soil and water conservation on individual farms. The Soil Conservation District has operated ~30 years but much remains to be done. planning must begin now for sediment source areas and erosion control, even as crop cycles slow work. Conservation measures resemble insurance, often unavailable when most needed.
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Emmett L
Richter
Centropolis
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Larry LeSage
Vancouver
EHU
Olivet
Olivet Road
Soil Conservation Office
Quana
Sunflower “Feeder Livestock Association
Lawrence
Richard Casteel
Tonganoxie
Don Palmateer
Duane Putnam
Topeka
Andy Duffle
Pomona
Marvin Jones
Piper
Raymond Denham
Olathe
Marlin Ehlers
McLouth
Weber Hall
Yorkshire
Hampshire
Kansas Swine Improvement Association
Manhattan
Bozworth Report
Ottawa Herald
Carole
Grigsby
Christian Bros
Ottawa
Bucyrus W.S.C.S
Oliver SP
Oliver
New Holland
John Deere
I.H.C
Lorin Spencer
Glenn E. Wise
State Bank of
Kansas City Power & Light Company
Canal Street
New Orleans
Rex
Orer
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