4‑H Guideline Club Teaching Youths Through Projects
The Kansas 4 H program guides 34 500 members aged 8 to 19 to complete chosen projects during the year. About 98 000 projects are underway, with food preparation and meal service the most popular. The article outlines 4 H philosophy, the 4 Hs Head Heart Hands Health and the 4 H Creed, and touches on practical projects like clothing, electronics, and home safety. It also discusses grounding in electrical projects and safety checks for hazards around the home.
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Bill R, Merhoff
Kansas
Fashion shifts to stretch fabrics as waistlines grow
In New York Couture Week, designers acknowledge rising waist measurements with relaxed fits. Mignon notes Size 10 waists expanding to 27 inches, while Die Borden deems dresses looser for comfort. Cone show features stretch fabrics and denim looks blending workwear with chic pastels and sleek hardware.
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New York
New York Couture Group
Mignon
Die Borden
Rembrandt
Cone
One Day of School Big Day for County Sheepmen
Franklin County sheepmen are urged to attend a district sheep and wool school January 19 at the Ottawa Masonic Hall. Registration begins at 9 45 a m with talks by W E McAdams Extension livestock specialist and Wilton Thomas Extension economist on how more lambs and why more lambs. A lamb luncheon is sponsored by Midwest Wool Marketing Association. Representatives of Kansas Sheep and Wool and Midwest Wool will discuss the wool market outlook and the Kansas Quality Ewe Procurement Program. Oakland topics include conservation plantings and a large seedling sale with prices per hundred and per thousand. A second section covers cattle feeding costs and weight impact on gains and beef prices with data from the National Research Council and Iowa State University.
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Franklin Coun Ty
Masonic Hall
Ottawa
W. E. McAdams
Wilton Thomas
Midwest Wool Marketing Association
Kansas Sheep and Wool Organizations
Herman Popp
Midwest Wool
McAdams
Rock Springs Ranch Becomes Kansas 4-H Haven
The 848 acre site near Princeton, bought in 1945 by Kansas 4-H members for 222500, opened in 1946 with army tents. By 1955 renamed Rock Springs Ranch, improvements like a chapel and cottages followed. The camp now houses up to 430 campers in summer and 150 in winter, serving many groups and embodying the 4-H motto to make the best better.
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4-H
Rock Springs Ranch
Kansas State University Endowment Association
Kansas 4
4. H
Hairdryers fitted to tanker portholes in bold test
In Seattle, three hairdryers were loaded on a tanker to be mounted on bridge portholes. The aim is to blow salt spray and ice off the glass in bitter northern conditions. The ship's agent said portholes are round like a woman’s head and about the same size.
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Seattle
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