Farm Interest Meetings Held By Extension With Bob Bozworth
Enrollment is open at the County Extension Office for Farm and Home Development Program classes on Jan 25 Feb 4 and Feb 18 from 10 am to 3 pm in the Ottawa Co op meeting room. Extension economists Wilton Thomas and Judy Urich will teach this year. Husbands and wives are urged to attend. Topics include family spending and long range planning January 25. family financial security and farm business analysis February 4. planning livestock and cropping systems February 18. Limited enrollment, contact Extension office. District Sheep and Wool meeting January 17 at Garfield Shelter House in Topeka starts at 9:30 am featuring Ewe Flock Research Keeping the Ewe and Lamb Healthy Kansas Ewe Flock Procurement Program Why the Preferred Lamb Carcass What's New with Wool Marketing Cooperative Hank Ruckert and Joe Greene. Ride requests through Extension office.
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County Extension Office
Ottawa Co-op
Wilton Thomas
Judy Urich
Garfield Shelter House
Tospeka
Reesearch
Keith Zoellner
Homer Caley
Kansas
Bob Lukens
George Ahlschwede
Hank Ruckert
Mide West
State Sheep and Wool Association
Joe Greene
The
Kansas Sheep and Wool Association
New 4-H Leaders Guide Valued Teaching Tool
Lloyd Davidson reports a new publication titled 4-H Demonstrations a leaders guide available at the extension office. Each leader receives a copy. The booklet explains demonstrations as showing and telling how to do something and links to the 4-H learning by doing policy. It compares demonstrations with other methods, offers ideas for developing demonstrations, and covers planning practicing and evaluating. A score card for demonstrations and illustrated talks is included. Demonstrations add variety and spark to club programs and let members share special skills. County Club Days are less than two months away. Copies are available through community leaders.
President Faces Decision
Washington officials say President Johnson faces a pivotal choice on resuming bombing of North Vietnam if peace talks stall. The move risks eroding global goodwill gained during the pause, while continuing the talks might fail to secure strategic gains. The Soviet Union favors settlement. Red China seeks extended conflict, as North Vietnam relies on arms from both.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
United States
Christemas
North
Red
U.S
South Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Red China
Southeast Asia
North Viet Nam
Collegiate 4-H Clubs Rise in Kansas Colleges
Kansas 4-H seeks to gauge student interest in collegiate clubs at Kansas State University Emporia State Pittsburg State and Ottawa University while three campuses already run 4-H programs. Dean of students Bill Boucek and the Extension Office urge interested students to contact them. County Club Days are March 5 and 12 with Regional Day March 26 at Baldwin featuring project talks public speaking demonstrations and music.
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Kansas 4Eh
Sunflower State
Kansas State University
Emeroria State
Pittsburg State
Ottawa University
Stuents
Bill Boucek
Baldwin
Leader School for 4-H Dairy and Livestock Leaders Held
Leader School at 1 30 p.m. Wednesday in the Masonic Hall will train Dairy and Livestock 4-H leaders. Lloyd A. Davidson 4-H Club Agent says attendees will learn how to help 4-Hers with dairy and livestock projects plan rations and care for animals. Bob Bozworth county agent will lead dairy classes with possible showing and fitting instruction if time permits.
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Masonic Hall
Lloyd A. Davidson
Davidson
Bob Bozworth
Rantoal HDU Notes Hold January Meeting
RANTOUL group met January 7 led by president Mrs. E Harvey. Seven new members joined, roll call featured New Year resolutions, plans for a three act play were discussed, and refreshments followed. Attendees included Mrs. Harvey Carl Bloomer Al Hill Don Davis David Hood Robert Hubbard and others. Next meeting set as a covered dish luncheon hosted by Mrs. David Hood of Ottawa.
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Maryin Stevenson
Ramona Hubbard
Rajeanna Hood
Darla
Jack Davis
Dusty Hubbard
David Hood
Ottawa
Young Sailor Hunkers In Pago Pago For Typhoon Season
A 16 year old California sailor Lee Graham and his two kittens Suzette and Juliette wait out the typhoon season in Pago Pago. He began the globe spanning voyage July 26 1965 from San Pedro California aboard the 24 foot Dove. His parents Mr and Mrs Lyle Graham are yacht dwellers living aboard the Blue Islander at Terminal Island California.
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Pago Pago
Samera
California
Lee Graham
Suzette
Juliette
Lee
San Pedro
Calif
Lyle Graham
Conservation effort urged for Franklin County farms
In surveying 1965 conservation progress in Franklin County only about one third of farms showed field work. Many farms still need action, with emphasis on still maintaining practices and proper contour tillage on terraced land. Landowners must initiate and maintain conservation programs for better outcomes.
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Franklin County
No Conflict for Roosevelt Jr. as EEOC Chairman
Washington AP reports Franke lin D Roosevelt Jr. has been cleared by the Justice Department that running his local automobile business presents no conflict of interest with his federal post as chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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Washington
Frankelin D. Roosevelt Jr
Justice Department
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Maj Gen James Humphreys volunteers as mail carrier at Castle Point
Maj Gen James Humphreys, famed for removing a live grenade from a Vietnamese peasant, visits Castle Point Veterans Hospital and offers to deliver letters from paraplegic patients to their families in Vietnam, noting he can fly there immediately to expedite delivery.
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Castle Point
N.Y
James Humphreys
Veterans Hospital
Viet Nam
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Ottawa Herald
Business and Professional Guide
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Arvid Berglund, O.D
Optometrist
Olin G. Wollen, O.D
A. G. Madison, O.D
Rodney McClAy, O.D
Chiropractors
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D. C
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Medical Directory
J. F. Barr, M. D
Medical Arts Building
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Frank A. Trump, M. D
Louis N. Speer, M.D
J. C. South, D. C
L. J. Matney
David G. Laury, M.D
Homer N. Flora, D. O
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Zeliner Building
David L. Young, D.O
Physical Medicine
DR. Wikler
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Simon J. Wikler
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Richardson’s Shoe Store
Main
Bundy Insurance Agency
R. A. Gollier, M.D
Medical Arts
Chester H. Strehlow
Sylva Lofgreen M.D
Physicians and Surgeons
Walnaut
Roberts, M
Surgery — Medicine Office
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Henning Bros
Main-Bell Drug Store
N. Main
Lowell Lyons D.V.M
Anthony Clinical Laboratory
Gladys Anthony
Towner
Ottawa, Kansas
Beautyland Styling Salon
Eloise Milton
Marion Maxwell Shirley James
Wilema Babcock
Betty’s
Rose Marie Baxter
Bula Cume Mings
Connie Welton
Betty J. Christian
Elmor Craven
First National Bank
General American Life Insurance Co
St. Louis
John Rodgers
Freezer
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