Planning a Wardrobe That Stays In Style On A Budget
Advice on building a versatile wardrobe through planning, sewing, and color coordination. Emphasizes choosing cohesive pieces, repairing what you own, and buying multi purpose garments to stretch dollars. Encourages learning basic sewing to customize ready made clothing and stretch fashion dollars.
Diana Elnicki Reporter Reflects On Dynamic 4-H Year
Diana Jo Elnicki of Girard, one of 11 national 4-H reporters, recalls a busy year ending 1970 with assignments in New York and Washington D C. The issue highlights how 4-H has expanded beyond farming into urban projects and youth programs, emphasizing public outreach and national impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas 4-H’er
Diana Jo Elnicki
Girard
Chicago
Kansas 4-H Journal
Diana
Kansas 4-H Foundation
Waldorf-Astoria
New York Times
New York Daily News
Good Housekeeping
Christian Science Monitor
Washington, D. C
National
Chevy Chase
Research Grant Awarded to Doris Rogers in Massachusetts
Former Williamsburg resident Doris Milliken Rogers, an Extension Home Economist in Springfield, Massachusetts, received a $3,500 Celanese Fibers Marketing Company research grant to pilot a women’s clothing construction program. The project trains middle income homemakers to teach low income women, aiming to boost self-help motivation and community involvement, with data to expand outreach across Massachusetts. Mrs. Rogers, Kansas State University graduate, lives in Longmeadow with her husband Robert and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Milliken
Center
Celanese Fibers Marketing Company
Rogers
Williamsburg
Doris Milliken Rogers
Springfield
Mass
Cooperative Extension Service
Massachusetts
Hampshire swine testers plan live animal performance program
Hampshire breeders will demonstrate a national performance testing program at the National Hampshire Meat Hog Conference on October 13 at the Armory in Arkansas City. Technicians use electronic sound data and photos to predict breeding potential by measuring backfat and loin eye on pigs at 220 pounds. The program issues certificates covering the pig, its littermates, and the litter average, the first of its kind in U S swine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
Hampshire Breed
United States
Armory
Arkansas City
Proven Wheat Yields For 1971 Program Deadline Set
The Franklin County ASC committee sets Jan 15 as the filing deadline for producers to prove wheat yields for establishing 1971 program yields. Base years are 1967 1968 and 1969 with proof of harvest in all three years. Acceptable records include scale tickets warehouse receipts and similar farm data. contact the Ottawa county office at 209 W 2nd Ottawa for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
ASC
W. 2Nd
Ottawa
Preparations Begin For 4 H Beef Calf Projects And Records
January guidance for 4 H livestock projects covers beef calf training with leading practice and daily exercise plus winter housing care. It outlines weight, birth, and yearling measurements, record keeping, and participation in Beef Cattle Improvement Programs through breed associations or the Kansas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas Beef Cattle Improvement Program
Lee Morgan to Succeed Bolline in SCS Position
Lee T Morgan Idaho state conservationist will replace Morrie A Bolline as state and regional SCS leader based in Lincoln Neb. Bolline will assume field representative and regional technical service center director roles for 11 midwest states. Morgan, born 1910 in Stevens County, began as junior soil conservationist in 1935. married with Bernice and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Morgan
Bolline
Morrie A. Bolline
United States Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Salina
Lee T. Morgan
Idaho
Washington, D.C
SCS
Kenneth E. Grant
Midwest
Kansas
Lincoln
Neb
Stevens County
Morgan
Kansas State University
Hereford
Tex
Soil Conservation Service Project
Colorado
New Mexico
Albuquerque
N.M
Utah
Bernice
Minnesota
4-H Board Approves Plans for Citizenship Center
Kansas 4-H Foundation trustees approved final plans for the Citizenship Center at Rock Springs Ranch near Junction City. The two level native stone building is a $600000 addition designed by Wolfenbarger and McCulley of Manhattan with contractor Martin Eby of Wichita. Foundation officers thanked the RFB women and reported progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs Ranch
Junction City
Kansas 4-H Foundation Board of Trustees
Citizenship Center
Wolfenbarger and McCulley
Manhattan
Martin Eby
Wichita
RFB
State Board's Annual Meeting in Topeka Auditorium
The 100th annual State Board of Agriculture meeting will run Jan 13 to 15 at the Topeka Municipal Auditorium. Registration begins Jan 13 with Everett E. Erhart presiding. Gov Docking will speak at the convention dinner and an entertainment program titled A Century of Kansas Agriculture will be staged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agriculture
Topeka
Roy Freeland
Kansas Secretary of Agriculture
Everett E. Erhart
Stafford
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Robert B. Docking
Plainsmen
Jerry Minshall
Wichita
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Beverly
Frasier
Conrad Hilton Hotel
J. C. Penney Company
New York
David
By Emmett L. Richter
4-H
State Board
Donald E. Wilkinson
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Midwest International Agri-Trade Council
Miatco
Wolfgang Grundel
George L. Smith
Kansas Farmer
Carl Dumler
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
Kim Swhercinsky
Kansas Department of Agriculture
Floyd W. Smith
Donald A. Spencer
National Agricultural Chemicals Association
Fred Pearson
Kansas Young Farmers
Ben Eaton
Kansas Marijuana Control Project
James Payne
Consumer and Marketing Service
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Don Good
Animal Science and Industry
Citeien Batteries
Merlin Casteel
Gelice
Paleo Oiteces JoseHin Or Savings Association