Rose Selection Tips From Brown On Heirloom Varieties
Don Brown advises selecting roses by quality with No 1 grade having three strong canes and a vigorous root system. He lists grades 114 and 2, notes climbing and Floribunda availability, and mentions potted roses any time, with bare roots harder in warm weather. Various hybrids and grandiflora types are described along with notable varieties such as Tiffany Peace Chrysler Imperial Fashion Floradora White Bouquet Goldilocks Golden Scepter Queen Elizabeth Montezuma.
Happy Homemakers and 4-H Dress That Fits Lesson
HDU News reports an evening meeting where Rainbow 4-H Club girls joined for a Dress That Fits lesson led by Mrs Marvin Walker. Rosemary Crist presented Our Health Resources. Tequa HDA met at Mrs Leslie Mallory with Mrs W Hink presenting What Makes a Good Fit for Me using color slides. A unit window display is planned for National Home Demonstration Week in Williamsburg and members donate to Cancer Fund. Six Better Homes members attended a district meeting in Ottawa with reports, and Mrs Basel summarized the Advisory Committee meeting while Mrs Forrest Figgins led The Dress That Fits using slides.
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Marvin Walker
Lloyd Carr
Rosemary Crist
TEQUA
W. [. Hink
Tequa H.D.A
Leslie Mallory
Williamsburg
Cancer Fund
Better Homes
C. J. Shepherd
Ottawa
Basel
Forrest Figgins
Farm hog price outlook and sheep dipping guidance
Farm hog prices are forecast to average about 16 per cwt over the next four years, with caution urged on recordkeeping for feed use and costs. Wilt grass silage improves quality. wilt to 70 to 75 percent before storage. Plan to dip sheep for parasites using Toxaphone at livestock rates, with guidance from county agents. Sudan grass recommended to offset dry pastures, seed after corn or as late as July for late summer and fall grazing.
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Sudan
Sunday School Lesson on Martyrs and Light of Hope
The May 13 lesson argues Christians suffer for righteousness and act as leaven. It cites refugees and martyrs worldwide, citing Elizabeth Fry, John Wesley, John Brown, Gandhi, and a modern Laguna Beach lamplighter as examples. The piece urges everyday acts of light in dark places.
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Elizabeth Fry
England
Matt Dillon In Court Again Over Alimony Dispute
In Los Angeles AP reports actor William Conrad, famed as Matt Dillon, faces alimony quarrel with ex-wife. She seeks $8,000 monthly after an interim divorce. Conrad asks to cut payments to $750 monthly citing financial needs and income from acting and producing.
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Los Angeles
William Conrad
Matt Dillon
Conrad
Shakeup In Monitors Stalls Union Cleanup
Washington API reports a shakeup in the Teamsters Monitor Board stalls a planned union cleanup. Terence F. McShane, recently named to the board, was temporarily ousted. Lawrence T. Smith was reinstated and William E. Bufalino was named another monitor. O'Donoghue, chair and key sponsor of Hoffa removal actions, may quit. Bufalino aims to quash charges and speed a union convention. Readies hearings in New York and New England face postponement as associates report resignations and potential changes.
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Washington
API
Teamsters Union Monitor Board
Terence F. McShane
McShane
FBI
Lawrence T. Smith
New York
William E. Bufalino
Detroit Teamisters
Teamisters
James R. Hofta
Martin F. O'Donoghue
Monitor
O’donoghue
O'Donoghue
Hoffa
Bufalino
New England
New Bedford
Mass
Teamsters
Seraphine Jason
Edward Quirk
Providence
R.I
Delay Hearing On Ort Weber Delayed Again in Wichita
Probate Judge James V. Riddel Jr postponed until Monday a hearing to decide if Ort Weber is incompetent and needs a guardian. Weber, 61, refused to vacate land condemned for Turtle Creek reservoir and rejected $130,000 offered. A third doctor will assess his mental condition. a federal contempt charge remains pending. Weber is a former patient at the Topeka state mental hospital.
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Wichita
James V. Riddel Jr
Ort Weber
Weber
Riley County
Turtle Creek
Riddel
al. Blase
Ridder
Blase
Ings. U. S. Dist
Delmas C. Hill
Sedgwick County
Federal Medical Center
Springfield
U.S. Dist
Wilbur Leonard
Toipeka
Rumor Backfires On Plant Thieves
St Louis AP reports nursery operator Frank Trisella faced a false rumor of subdivision development for his planting area. He rushed out but could not stop the theft as spruces pines yews and junipers valued at 1600 were dug up and hauled away. Residents say as many as ten cars a day were involved.
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ST. Louis
Frank Trisella
Trisella
Nursery owner appeals for plant returns during quarantine
Frisella, operator of a Ferguson nursery, says about 300 trees shrubs and plants are missing and under quarantine for possible Japanese beetle infestation. He appeals to anyone possessing the plants to return them.
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Frisella
Ferguson
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Gillette
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L&l Cafe
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OK Photo Service
S. Main
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