Fort Collins Extension Summer School Notes and Ranch Visits
Back from three weeks at Fort Collins Colorado the writer reports on Extension Summer School attendance with agents from 34 states and foreign countries. Highlights include visits to the Wyoming Hereford Ranch near Cheyenne and theXL Ranch Wyoming's largest, plus notes on cattle population, land areas, and forthcoming insect control discussions focusing on face fly in cattle and a DDVP based syrup insecticide for dairy cows. Readers are asked to report face fly sightings so samples can be sent to Kansas State University for ID and study of controls.
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Fort Collins
Colo
United States
Southwest
Arizona
Wyoming
Cheyenne
W.H.R
Iowa
Missouri
D.D.V.P
Kansas State University
Kansas-Nebraska
Canada
China
England
FDA warns Hayden's Hollandaise sauce dangerous
The FDA ordered destruction of Hayden's Hollandaise sauce and halted sales after 25 reported food poisoning cases in Los Angeles. Shipments are being seized nationwide and California quarantined while Hayden's Hollandaise, Inc. recalls the product. The New York maker, in business 30 years, denies prior incidents or FDA analysis results.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Hayden
FDA
Los Angeles
Hayden’s
Hollandaise, Inc
College Point
N.Y
New York
Joseph Buch
Junior Judgers 4-H Club Clears Five Intersections
Twenty members of the Junior Judgers 4-H Club recently cut brush and weeds at five dangerous intersections in the community as part of their safety program. The campaign covered over eight miles of roads and ditches, collecting beer bottles and cans and other trash. The club has long promoted safety through stop signs, reflections, and family automobile safety talks. safety sponsor Mrs. Fred Woods and committee members Judy Milton Joanne Beesley and Raymon Schroeder supported the effort.
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Judgers 4-H Club
Judgers 4-H
Judy Milton
Joanne Beesley
Raymon Schroeder
Fred Woods
Frank Fritts
Judgers
Leaders To Session At Kansas 4-H Camp 1961
The 1961 Kansas State 4-H junior leadership camp runs July 26 to 31 at Rock Springs Ranch south of Junction City with a Cen tennial and New Frontiers in Junior Leadership theme. Cecil Evestone chairs the camp with a continuations committee of four former campers and counselors drawn from state staff and county extension agents.
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Rock Springs Ranch
Junction City
Cecil Evestone
Patty Patton
Galena
Emanuel Dumler
Russell
David Brill
Lewis
Janice Stansel
Little River
KSU
Vivian Briggs
Denice Hawes
Mary Dean Halle
Robert Bohannon
C. R. Roberts
Robert Rasich
Dick Tomkinson
Roberta Anderson
Evestone
Gloria Ousdahl
Marysville
Freda Heinly
Lyons
Ross Nelson
Ottawa
E. J. van Meter
Stockton
Kansas
Number Of Polio Cases Is Down
Washington AP The Public Health Service reports a remarkably low level of polio cases in the United States so far this year with 237 cases in the first half but cautions against overoptimism due to incomplete data and regional variations.
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Washington
The
Public Health Service
United States
Southeast Kansas to get two new extension foresters
Kansas State University extension announces a district forester reassignment and an incoming forester. C. R. Biswell moves from Hutchinson to Columbus to focus on pecan and black walnut education. Gilbert F. Begeman Jr. will live in Iola and serve as district forester in southern Kansas. Begeman, a Missouri forestry graduate and Marine Corps veteran, is married with two children. Harold Gallaher oversees the forestry project as state forester. Two foresters remain in Manhattan, Robert Raisch covering northern Kansas and John Strickler focusing on eastern watershed areas.
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Paul W. Griffith
Kansas State University, Extension Service
Kansas
C. R. Biswell
Hutchinson
Columbus
Gilbert F. Begeman Jr
Iola
University of Missouri
School of Forestry
U.S. Marine Corps
Harold Gallaher
Manhattan
Robert Raisch
John Strickler
Special Board Weighs Kansas Fair Expansion in Hutchinson
A special Kansas State Fair advisory committee, appointed by Gov. John Anderson, will meet with the state Fair Board to discuss plans for expanding the 1991 Hutchinson show. The group, led by W Clarke Wescoe and including Harry Darby Nyle Miller and Olive Ann Beech, aims to broaden the fair to emphasize industry education history and entertainment.
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Hutchinson. Kan
Kansas State
Fai
State Fair Board
Hutchinson
John Anderson
Topeka
W. Clarke Wescoe
University of Kansas
Harry Darby
Warsas Civ
Nyle Miller
Kansas Historical Soriety
Fred Souttar
Fox Midwest Theaters
Kansas City
Olive Ann Beech
Beech Aircraft
Wichita
James Yount
Kansas State Federation of Labor
H D. Moore
Derby On Co
Stanley Winchester
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Franklin County
Don Brows
Freez
National Dairy Queen Development CO
Dairy Queen
Rone
By Jim Lederer
Homewood
Case Tractor V.A.C
Case
John Deere
New Idea
International
David Bradley
Kalamazoo
Harold Logan
Myers Bros
First National Bank
Mt. Olivet Ladies Aid
Pick Forester
Regeman Was Graduated
Lane
First Road
Guernsey
Jersey
Ashley
Skelgas
Roper
Claron Cook
Ratliff
Bank of Greeley, Cleck
Killough
Frank Gretencord
S59
Richmond
Garnett
Tudor Ford
Ford
Ford-Ferguson
McCullock
Westinghouse
H.p
Philco Radio
Victor
James Kueser
Peoples State Bank
Kansasife
Williamsburg, Kansas
Williamsburg
Bill Kirk
Jayhawker Days Assoc
American Legion Auxiliary
Jayhawk Amusement Co
Plymouth
Valiant
Chrysler Corporation
Bob White
Hickory
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