Bus Trips to Starlight Theatre This Summer
Kansas City readers can sign up for two Starlight Theatre bus trips in July. July 1 features State Fair with Ozzie and Harriet Nelson. July 9 offers Can Can with Marilyn Maye. Tickets are $4 for both theatre and bus. Reservations due in the Extension Office June 23 for State Fair and July 1 for Can Can. Open to all travelers.
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Starlight Theatre
Kansas City
Starlight
Ozzie
Harriet Nelson
Marilyn Maye
Gifts Dedications RS Ranch Honored On 1969 4-H Day
Rock Springs Ranch hosts Friends of 4-H Day part of Kansas 4-H Foundation activities. Three gifts and several memorials were dedicated including Shelterhouse, Thurman Wren painting, and a Taylor painting. Summer dedications planned for Weatherwax Cottage and a Reno county 4-H'er memorial picture. Guests will tour the center and read guidance on book reviews and insect rearing.
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Bill R. Merhoff
Rock Springs Ranch
Master Farm Homemaker Association
Sedgwick County
Thurman Wren
Ethel and
Marie Taylor
Eureka
Weatherwax
Sam Wallingford
Wichita
Danny Montford
Simple Leaf A Very Complex Living Center
EARL L. WIER explains leaves as photosynthetic centers in plants. They receive sun light and carbon dioxide, draw water and minerals from roots, and transmit photosynthesis products to roots and shoots. Canopy shaping aims to improve light capture. leaves regulate cooling and heat loss through evaporation. hormones govern life stages from youth to seed setting.
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Earl L. Wier
Beauty Of Thistle Misleading
The Musk Thistle looks attractive but harms pastures as a single bloom can sprout thousands of new plants. Livestock avoid it, reducing pasture load. With four-foot roots these plants deplete soil moisture and nutrients, starving grasses within two years. Rebuilding soil after killing thistles takes time. Chemical control is cheaper than pasture losses, and Chemical 2, 4-D can be bought at half price via the Noxious Weed Department in the Court House basement.
Denver police ages vary for men and women
In Denver applying hopefuls for police positions may be as young as 21 with a high school diploma for men, while policewomen applicants must be at least 25 and hold a college degree.
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Denver
EKHU Notes from May Ottawa homemaker meeting
At Mrs. Lois Curry’s home with Mrs. Glenice Brown assisting, the EKHU met for business led by Mrs. Lillian Feuerborn. Seven attended the Kansas Extension Homemaker’s Meeting in Topeka on May 8 where Ramon Ortiz spoke on The Cuban.
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Lois Curry
Glenice Brown
Lillian Feuerborn
Kansas Extension Homemaker’s
Topeka
Ramon Ortiz
Lowell Gish
Ottawa Junior High
Interstate Commerce Committee
Washington, D. C
Tulsa
Kansas City
Living Youth Center
Scandinavia
Greenbugs threaten sorghum in Kansas fields
Dr. H. Leroy Brooks of Kansas State University reports greenbugs attacking seedling sorghum across southeastern to central and southwestern Kansas. Franklin County farmers are urged to monitor fields, with control guided by the 1969 Kansas Insect Control Recommendations. Malathion and diazinon are safe for ground equipment, though costs vary and commercial applicators may be economical for some materials.
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Kansas
H. Leroy Brooks
Kansas State University
Franklin County
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Robert A. Bohannon
Kansas Cooperative Extension Service
Manhattan
Carole
Grigsby
RS Ranch
Kansas 4-H Foundation
Alfred Wiegert
Lincoln County
Paul W. Wood
Chase County
Raenell Hall
Vincent Uhlrich
Leavenworth County
Harry VanSkike
Cowley County
Ekhu
Cash Bankamericard
Amahca
Bay
Litwin
Lastex
Loden
Navy
Tx Litwin
Lange
Litwin’s Doorbusters
Dacron
Greenbugs
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