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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1966
Page
8
Howard Wilkins of the Kansas Crop Improvement Association urges wheat producers with eligible stock to certify this year. Certification demand will rise next year due to freeze damage and a larger 1967 Kansas wheat acreage, with forms available at county extension offices.
HDU notes from Centropolis detail May 10 gatherings led by Mrs. Ludell Neils and Mrs. Vern Sink with a session on Invisible Mending, a film showing invitation, and a report on Topeka district meetings. Rock Creek and Worthwhile entries cover unit meetings on mending, diabetes clinic help, and June plans with various hosts and guest speakers.
The Kansas state 4-H Foundation funds Rock Springs Ranch and other programs including scholarships, National Club Congress trips, Wichita 4-H Recognition weekend, state camps, leader training, and subscriptions for 370 leaders. Franklin County organizes a volunteer 4-H group to raise funds split 50 50 between local and state activities.
The Pottawatomie Valley 4H Club honors electric leader Joe Alexander for seven years of guiding more than 30 members. Members Loretta Alexander and Richard Alexander earned state blues, while Joe Baucom won county judging titles. The club wired Neal Anderson’s implement shed last year and plans to wire Alexander, Alexander’s shed this year. He urges more girls to join the project and thanks Carrol Glanville of the local power supplier for support.
Hal Boyle argues that America’s middle aged, ages 40 to 65, deserve recognition for their vast contributions. He urges President Johnson and Congress to create medals and parades, suggesting a yearly April Fools Day ceremony with brass or leather medals, Oak Leaf Clusters, and a sundial or watch, honoring “the overlooked generation” for enduring daily work and economic support.
IRVIN ROSS notes National Soil Stewardship Week highlighting soil’s central role in daily life. Churches, in Conservation Comments, echoed the theme Crisis In The Countryside detailing the countryside as God’s varied landscape, food source, water reservoir, and home to farms and wildlife, now endangered by neglect and urban expansion.
Romeo Hanover, the 7.5 to 1 morning line favorite, starts from post 10 in Yonkers Cane Futurity Pace. The 2 year old pacing champ of 1965, driven by Billy Myer, must avoid traffic trouble as Overcall, driven by John Patterson Sr., is the 2.1 to 1 second choice in a field of 11.
Quick dry T-4-L promises rapid relief from itching and burning. Within minutes symptoms begin to ease and in 3 to 5 days damaged skin flakes off, replaced by healthy skin. If not satisfied within one hour, customers receive 48 cents back at any drug counter. Available now at Raney Drug Store.
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