Rock Springs 4-H Leaders Plan January Meeting
Rock Springs 4-H Electric leaders will gather January 18 at 7 00 p m in City Hall to discuss outcomes from the electric leaders conference. Demonstrations and illustrated talks precede county club days on February 11 and 18 with judging on six criteria. The piece also offers tips for quality demonstrations and baby beef care in winter including pen cleanliness ice safety exercise and grooming.
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Billy R
Merhoff
Carrol Glanville
Rock Springs
City Hall
Baby
Area 4-H Leader Beck y Scott Heads Busy Life
Becky Scott of Rainbow 4-H Club in Prince ton has led a busy five year 4-H career. She holds president song leader and council roles, headed health community service safety and people-to-people committees, and has two years in Junior Leaders. Her projects include foods clothing. She won a purple state blue for angel food cake at Mid-America Fair and red at Topeka. Becky attends Ottawa High School supports FBLA and FHA and plans to continue in 4-H in college.
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Paul Scott
Rainbow 4
Becky
Topeka
Rock Springs Ranch
Ottawa High School
Business Leaders of America
Homemakers of America
Windbreak plantings offer protection for homes and farms
Windbreak designs reduce cold winds and blowing snow, enhancing comfort indoors and out. Urban yards benefit from small plantings of Russian Olive, red cedar, lilac, cotoneaster, honeysuckle, and honeysuckle varieties, while larger spaces allow Scotch and Austrian pines and flowering shrubs. Two or more rows or a staggered single row improve protection. a four to five row shelterbelt is ideal where space permits. Orders for tree seedlings for wind breaks and Christmas trees are being taken. prices and order rules noted along with tax filing dates for 1966.
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Kansas
Home Economics Days Set at K State in Manhattan
Family Living Opportunity Unlimited? theme guides Home Economics Days at K State auditorium January 31 and February 1 inviting all Kansas women. Talks by Dr Marjorie Stith and others cover children India food habits youth environment aging and consumer topics with tours of Smurthwaite and Justin halls and a Sears Foundation dinner for county advisors.
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Manhattan
City Auditorium
Kansas
K-State
Marjorie Stith
K- State
India
Jereldine Howe
Lucille Wakefield
Mary D. Dickerson
June Hester
Shirley Marsh
Coretta Hoffman
College of Home Economics
Chatre
Smurthewaite Hall
Justin Hall
Smurthwaite Hall
Kansas Extension Homee Makers
Justin
Kansas State
Sears Foundation
K.state Union
Bolivia
KSU
Barbara Mader
The
Kansas Extension Homemaker Council
Kennedy wife Joan Kennedy expecting child in June
A Boston Globe dispatch from Washington quoted a spokesman confirming that Joan Kennedy wife of Senator Edward M Kennedy will give birth in June. The report notes the pregnancy is announced to the press by a Kennedy family spokesman.
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Boston
Edoward M. Kennedy
Joan
Boston Globe Dispatch
Washington
Oil Show Set for Tulsa Spring 1971
Directors of the International Petroleum Exposition voted to hold the next oil show in Tulsa in the spring of 1971. They rejected a Houston bid to move the exposition to Astrohall near the Astrodome.
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Tulsa
Okla
Houston
Astro. Hall
Astrodome
Farm Bureau Names New Kansas President From McDonald
Ray Frisbie, born in a Rawlins county sod house near MacDonald, now farms about 5000 acres in the county including a grandfather’s 1886 homestead quarter. Elected president in 1966, he served on the KBF board 1954–1960, led Kane sas Livestock, chairs Kane sas Wheat Commission, and advised USDA Economic Research. He was a Farm Bureau Leader of the Year in 1950.
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Ray Frisbie
Kansas Farm Bureau
Rawlins County
MacDonald
Frisbie
Kansas Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Kanesas Livestock Association
Kanesas Wheat Commission
United States Department of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Pink Woman Has Problem Pink Woman Has Problem
Darlington England reports Miss X a 19 year old secretary whose skin and belongings turned pink after touching items at Chrysler-Cummings. Dr Valentine Crowley diagnosed turmeric spice in curry as the cause triggering a pink dye through her pores. The doctor notes the unusual reaction while turmeric is widely used as a dye in Asia.
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Darlington
England
Miss X
Chryslere-Cummings
Valentine Crowley
Park Fun Leader Thome Farewell in Central Park Tent
AP reports Thome's farewell happening in a candy striped tent in New York's Central Park. P F Hoving, administrator of recreation and cultural affairs, organized imaginative park events and leaves in April to become director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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NEW York
Thome
P. F. Hoving
Central Park
Hoving
Metropolitan Museeum of Art
Dirksen Birthday Guests Include Humphrey Nixon
Washington AP report notes Sen Everett Dirksen’s 71st birthday celebration drew Vice President Hubert Humphrey and former Vice President Richard Nixon. President Johnson reportedly attempted to attend but was delayed by other guests. Dirksen recalled issuing a playful order for 9 o’clock arrival.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Foremer
Richard M. Nixon
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