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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1969

Page

3

Health Rules For Franklin County Fair Livestock Classes

Health rules outline required certificates and tests for cattle, swine, and sheep. Cattle need official health papers and brucellosis and tuberculosis tests or herd certifications. swine require a health certificate with vaccination details and brucellosis tests for breeding stock. sheep must have a health certificate and scab-free proof for out-of-state animals plus inspection by a scab inspector. The text also covers forestry lessons describing tree classes broadleaf and conifers and notes on leaf collection timing.

Franklin County Fairgrounds Kansas

Williamsburg Vocational School Teaches Boys Farming Skills

The Franklin County vocational agriculture program at Williamsburg began in 1931 under H D Willis with 25 students and has grown to 60. Led by Earl Anderson, the program lasts four years emphasizing construction projects, livestock breeding, crop production, and agricultural business, with limited field training and close ties to the FFA. No girls have enrolled locally, though he notes possible future enrollments elsewhere.

Future Farmers of America FFA Franklin County Williamsburg H. D. Willis Earl Anderson Anderson Kansas State University At .H Haebstabpels United States Williamsburg Vocational Agricultural School Mark Collins

Watershed Plans Expand Multipurpose Water Projects

Watershed planning shifts toward multipurpose designs beyond flood prevention. By 1968, 54 percent of approved projects were multipurpose, up from 27 percent a decade earlier. Projects now include drainage irrigation recreation fish and wildlife and water supply while emphasizing esthetic and environmental qualities.

Earl L. Wier

Owner Rejects Scouts Offer For Driverless Car

Glendale California AP Helen Howe rejected Boy Scouts offer to remove a car that rolled down a hill, plunged into the Howes swimming pool. Scouts proposed using it as a summer project with rafts and pulleys, costing only materials. Mrs Howe, mother of three, said she could not tolerate a summer of Scouts work in her backyard.

Glendale Calif Helen Howe Howes

EHU Notes and Fairmount Unit Meeting Recaps

EHU Notes recounts mention July 22 meeting at Mrs. Lloyd Neal with lesson The Beat is Different as youth focus. June 10 gathering at Mrs. Floyd McCurdy featured Inside India illustrated talk using National Geographic material. Fairmount group met July 3 at Mrs. Ralph Overstreet with guests and notes on weed control, respiratory diseases lesson, and Vietnam report.

Lloyd Neal Tom Stansbury Floyd McCurdy India National Geographic Magazine Vena McMillen Treasury William Hink Fairmount Ralph Overstreet George Graves Carole Grigsby Carolyn Landes Ralph Garrett Roy Gerhard Raymond Mack L. E. Dunn Highway 59 Ottawa Lloyd Daugharthy Dunn Vietnam

Owners Inspect Shrubs Trees For Insect Pests And Livestock

Homeowners should inspect ornamental trees and shrubs for pests such as bagworms mimosa webworms elm leaf beetles and spider mites. Bagworms threaten evergreens. early treatment with Sevin toxaphene lead arsenic diazinon or dibrom is advised. Spider mites are hard to detect. shake foliage over white paper to reveal them and use miticides like kelthane or cygon.

Outdoor Cooking Outdoors Adds New Taste and Flavor

Outdoor cooking enhances vegetables with new glamour. Corn on the cob and potatoes top the list, but many vegetables cook well outside. Soak corn in salt water, roast on coals or grill, and wrap in foil when husks are removed. Potatoes cook on coals or grill 35-60 minutes, turning often. Bundled vegetables cook 10-45 minutes in heavy foil with careful turning. Frozen foods go straight into soil with butter, salt, and pepper. Herb buttered tomatoes offer a tasty foil variation.

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George Stewart S. Mulberry Stewart Williamsburg Vocational School Kansas City Eis Handy TO Serve You Savings Association Pharmacist Raney-Reynolds Rexall Drug Rexall John Reynolds S. Main EHU Bozworth John F. Kennedy Developmental Training Services of Lawrence, Kansas
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