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Newspaper
Ruston Leader
Location
Ruston, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1958
Page
25
Residents along Robinett Drive urge caution as signs mark Chicken at Play areas. They request parents remind drivers to exercise great care in streets with children at play and curbside activity.
In Frank Priebe’s weekly letter to poultry enthusiasts, readers are urged to pay more for better care and management. A Wisconsin raiser notes profits rise when records reveal feed use drops from 4.8 to 3.0 pounds per dozen eggs and when modern feeders and automatic waterers cut waste and labor costs.
The Southeastern region reports stalled factory openings and expansions including a new manufacturing facility plan in the Stouthiecast Iran ISL and a chemical plant upgrade. Government and chamber representatives praise industry development during Industry Appreciation Week, urging continued business support and regional growth.
Miia Woy denette of Bossier City and Mike Louisiana Teeneters join Miss Louisiana Teen pageant at Howard Auditorium on May 23. Miia McCain majors in secretarial defense tech as a freshman, is president of the National Thespian Society, member of Sigma Kappa, and a former Bossier High Homecoming Court finalist. She has light brown hair, green eyes, olive complexion, 5 feet 2 inches, 110 pounds, measurements 35 22 36, and will give a dramatic reading during the contest.
A handwritten note from Frank A Priebe urges keeping personal flock records as essential for making informed decisions. He emphasizes starting now with baby chicks to establish timely, practical record keeping.
John B. Campbell announced a two week course at Tech focusing on education for the mentally retarded. The program runs 8:40 a.m. to 4 p.m. with reading, labs, and film shows. Lectures are set for 1 to 4 p.m. Two hours of credit will be offered in the workshop. A $5 registration fee applies for credit students. Dr. Gillian Whitmore of the Tulsa Mental Retardation Training Center leads the workshop, assisted by local educators and university staff.
More than 30 fine animals have been consigned to the Toulstann Guernsey Cattle Club's annual registered heifer sale for junior stock growers. A. J. Melancon of Talonville, St. Charles Parish Agricultural Extension agent and club official, says the sale will be held Saturday, May 17, at Walker's Cloverland Dairy farm on Marge Shoe Drive in Alexandria. The sale aims to offer young dairy stock to buyers.
Fragments indicate a livestock sale featuring a herd exhibiting group preview and stock ready for event access. Details are incomplete but suggest anticipation of a public sale with exhibitor and stock readiness.
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