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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1971
Page
4
A Scandinavian luncheon highlighted the January Fairmount EHU meeting at Mrs. Russell Wray’s home. Dishes represented Norway Sweden Denmark and Finland with a lesson by Mrs. Dunn. Community hospital day favors were discussed and plans for a work day announced.
A look at how Afro Gaucho peasant and Gypsy styles trace to centuries old regional costumes. It notes common people crafting a national look, village by village, with social status shown in wear. Puritan, Homesteader, Cowboy outfits influenced modern designers as denim and boots recurred in fashion trends.
Sunshine Bunny 6383319 a four year old Holstein owned by E Wayne Anderson at Royal Pine Farm Ottawa produced 21 170 pounds of milk and 660 pounds of butterfat in 305 days. The farmer’s achievement stands beside the U S average of 8 821 pounds of milk and 325 pounds butterfat yearly.
The District Sheep and Wool School is set for Thursday evening January 21 at the Ottawa IOOF Hall with a 6 30 pm lamb dinner, sponsored partly by Midwest Wool. Herman Popp of Midwest Wool will discuss wool production topics and predator damage control by Robert Henderson from KSU. Dr George Ahlschwede covers educational materials net return factors and the Accelerated Lambing Program. Bermuda and Zoysia grasses require air during dormancy and may be damaged by ice and snow. advice includes breaking the ice crust every foot to allow airflow.
Extra help will assist 4-H members in photography with county meetings guided by Joel Nordeen. The Kansas State Extension Service TV series The 4-H Photo Fun Club airs late February to March on WIBW Topeka and KTWU Topeka for ages 9 to 12. Enrollment cards mailed to 4-H state office.
The Franklin County Soil Conservation District will hold its annual meeting Thursday January 21 at Memorial Auditorium Ottawa. A free lunch begins 11 30 a.m. with awards to four outstanding conservation farmers for 1970. George Logan WIBW Topeka farm director will be principal speaker presenting slides titled Continent of Contrasts.
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