4 H Club News Highlights June Meetings and Demos
Leroy Gopherettes meet at Ann Pipho home June 5 with talks on Demonstrations and planned Demo Day June 14 at Cathy and Julie Lineau home. Other clubs report meals, demonstrations and planned events including July meetings and fundraising efforts.
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Leroy Gopherettes
Ann Pipho
Kirchmann
Cathy
Julie Lineau
Pam Kuhlman
Linda Guenther
Maureen Schoephoerster
Hillcrest
Chris Fay
Hoppenworth
South Park
Tripoli
Debbie Chapin
Judy Kirchhoff
Kay Rathbone
Mary Hoppenworth
Jane Rathbone
Diane Heideman
Dor-Best
Suzanne Mir
Vickie
Woodward School
Diane Jones
Joan Blockhus
Kathy Rossel
Kathy Paulsen
Carolyn Paulsen
U.S. Farm Exports Grow Amid Kennedy Round Talks
U.S. exports of farm products rise to an estimated 5.17 billion dollars for the first nine months of fiscal 1966 67 up 3 percent from the prior year. Exports may reach 6.9 billion in this fiscal year with projections aiming at 8 billion by 1970 and 10 billion by 1980 as trade talks influence outlook. Iowa farmers benefit from export gains in feed grains soybeans and meat though milk and poultry show declines.
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U. S
Iowa State University
Bob Wisner
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Iowa
4-H Leaders Meet and County Officers Sessions Schedule
Remer County Extension lists a series of June 4-H events. June 16 leaders and officers meeting at Tri Poli Town Hall 12:30 to 3:30. June 16 state 4-H conference orientation at Farmers State Bank Plainfield 8 p.m. June 19 entomology project at State Bank Waverly 8 p.m. June 21 to 24 4-H conference at Iowa State University Ames. June 22 extension budget committee at Extension Office Tripoli 8:30 p.m.
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Tripoli
Farmers State Bank
Plainfield
State Bank
Waverly
Iowa State University
Ames
Fewer Cows Produce More Milk, USDA Report Finds
The USDA notes a steady drop in the average number of milk cows since 1953 from 21.7 to about 14.7 in 1966 while milk output per cow rose an average of 212 pounds over the same period.
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United States Department of Agriculture
PERT POINTERS: Pots and Pans for a New Kitchen
Extension home economist Pearl E Pardee lists essential and later needed kitchen items for a bright bride. The guide covers coffee maker double boiler fry pans saucepans kettle and bakeware plus a plan for range cookery upgrades.
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Pearl E. Pardee
Home Economist
Kitchen Equipment Sets Often Unneeded for Teens
The article lists basic pans such as a teakettle 10 by 14 inch baking pan bread pan and muffin pans plus a roaster. It argues sets are often unwise since one or two items go unused and storage costs waste money. It urges teenagers to delay kitchen purchases amid rapid scientific advances.
Stainless Kitchens and Nickel Stainless Steel Sinks
More than 85 percent of all new kitchen sinks produced in Canada are made of nickel stainless steel based on industry data.
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Canada
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Donna Brown
Wapsie Whirlwinds
Sue
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Kim Pleggenkuhle
Frederika School
Sally Bergmann
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Ruth Ann Engert
Ifye Foundation
Capitol
the Alamo
City of
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Dale Shires County Extension
DIAL
Tripoli Grain & Feed
Leonard Dettmer
Mgr
Tripoli, Iowa
Remer County
Rath
Tripoli Sales CO. Inc
J. M. Snyder
Howard
Wate
Hammong
Hine
Colburn Feed Mill
American Dairy Association of Iowa and
Iowa Dairy Industry Commission
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