4-H Sunday Observance Set May II Lincoln Nebraska
4-H members plan the annual 4-H Sunday on May 11 the fifth Sunday after Easter. Dorothea Holstein notes the observance links to Rogation Days and focuses on blessing the earth’s fruit. Local clubs may join Soil Conservation Service in church services and display badges sing in choir and present soil and seed symbolism. The effort aims to foster spiritual growth, community service, and loyalty to church or denomination with four stated objectives.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Dorothea Holstein
Soil Conservation Service
Holstein
Novice Club Meets At 4-H Building With New Members
The 4-H Novice Club gathered May 1 at the 4-H Building with four new members Terry Kallhoff Pam Kallhoff Shawnda Johnson and Rae Rae Johnson attending Terry Kallhoff elected treasurer dues set at 25 cents Members shared drawings of their horses for the scrapbook and discussed horse markings parts care and grooming Debbie Katen brought treats The next meeting is scheduled for May 15 Christy Wiedeburg, reporter.
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4-H
Terry Kallhoff
Pam Kallhoff
Shawnda Johnson
Rae Rae Johnson
Debbie Katen
Post Office rate hike proposed to curb 1970 deficit
Postmaster General Winton M. Blount informs President Nixon that without higher postage rates the postal system faces a 1.2 billion dollar 1970 deficit. The plan raises first class to seven cents per ounce and six cents per piece, with second and third class increases plus a bulk rate rise. Estimated new revenue exceeds 600 million, with specific increases for letters, airmail, and third class pieces.
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Winton M. Blount
Blount
Nixon
Johnson
Congress
Cloud seeding test in Pinedale causes heavy snowfall
Cloud seeding experts arrived in Pinedale to induce more snowfall in the Wind River mountains. The experiment produced heavy snow that blocked roads, preventing access to the cloud seeding equipment.
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Pinedale
Wyo
Wind River Mountains
Here's To Your Health Health tip for expectant mothers in Nebraska
A Nebras ka State Medical Association tip advises pregnant women especially first timers to seek comfort and sleep aid during the final months. Practical advice includes a stiff board under the mattress and low heeled shoes to ease back, leg pains, and balance. Walking is recommended, and timely questions at medical checkups reassure and ease the upcoming delivery. BOOST NEBRASKA.
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Nebraska State Medical Association
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