Weight and health in Kansas urged by study and diet tips
A northeast Kansas study finds 56 percent of families have at least one overweight member and many adults and women are affected. The article explains calories energy needs, basal metabolism, and how lifestyle and emotions influence eating. It urges education, balanced eating, activity, and medical guidance for weight control.
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Local 4-H Winners at Kansas State Fair Honors
Franklin County 4-H members collect ribbons across divisions. Marie Cartmill and Connie Pope win red ribbons for knitted sweaters, while Mike Willhite earns blue for hybrid grain sorghum. Mary Crowley, Gary Humphrey, Donnie Smith, Steve Burgess, Roberta Cooper receive ribbons in various crafts, electricity and foods. Dairy judging team places fourth.
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Franklin County
Marie Cartmill
Connie Pope
Marie
Connie
Mike Willhite
Mary Crowley
Gary Humphrey
Donnie Smith
Steve Burgess
Roberta Cooper
Duffle Named to Junior Hereford Association Roster
Alan Duffle of Pomona is named to a junior membership in the American Hereford Association headquartered in Kansas City MO. Fifty five junior Hereford breeders were added to the association roster in August.
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Alan Duffle
Andy Duffle
Pomona
American Hereford Association
Kansas City
Kansas 4-H'ers donate to National Center Building Fund
A delegation of 39 Kansas 4-H youth gave 100 dollars toward the National 4-H Center Building Fund during the Citizenship Short Course in Washington D C August 10 through 16 The fund aims to expand facilities for youth programs The Kansans plan to urge every 4-H club to contribute ten dollars yearly for four years They also note former delegates will help promote the foundation and visit county 4-H councils to explain the program The National 4-H Center serves youth programs through the Cooperative Extension Service and hosts the National 4-H Conference International youth exchanges and other activities
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Washington, D.C
Kansas
Center
Marjorie Area
Kathy Loyd
Rambling Ranchers
Rock Springs Ranch
National
4-H Foundation
Cooperative Extension Service
Be Useful Active In Later Years
The text urges that retirement need not mean inactivity. It argues useful, active engagement in later life sustains health and independence, with prevention driven from within. A personal plan is needed to fill time, avoid frustration, and prevent decline in appetite and sleep.
Happy Homemakers and clubs discuss Health is Wealth
EHU Notes Busy Modernettes Harmony Homes Fairmount and OK units meet to discuss Achievement Day and Health is Wealth. Reports cover venereal disease LSD smoking and public education for youth. Members share lessons, prizes, and refreshments with several October events planned.
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Linda Tesar
Bill Hase
Eleanor Lloyd
Marian Schmitt
Harmony Homes
Wilbur Humphrey
Shirley Fritts
Marion Coen
Jack Beauchamp
Ted Beauchamp
Fairmount
Carl Wittman
Ann Shepherd
Lane
William Robinson
Damon Moon
George Snow, Jr
Elery Stevens
Clint LaFollette
Joe Alexander
Harold Payden
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