JEWI J. COUNTY RECORD
Thursday, May II, 1967
Page 4 - Section 1
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WITH
MARY FI~NCES
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By Mary Frances Holdren
Jewell County Home
Economics Agent
SeW 'Era Or uB'~"Em
Is it better to buy a ready-
made garment or make it
yourself?
If you sew at home, you do
have advantages. You can be
creative and have original de-
signs. Usually your garment
fits better, and you don't have
to pay for expensive altera-
tions. Often you stretch the
family's clothing dollar by
home sewing, and you have the
ntiafaction of saying, "I made
this".
Probably the ideal thing Is
to combine buying and home
sewing. You most certainly
buy undergarments and in-
brat's wear such as knit gar-
ments and diapers.
Home sewing does make you,
as a consumer, recognize good'
fit and construction in ready-
made clothes. It's up to you
whether to buy or to make•
Get The Most
Select beef cuts with the me-
thod of preparation in mind.
Meat will be tender, juicy, and
of good flavor only if you cook
it" properly. With low heat
cook the beef just enough to
suit your family tastes. Low
heat tends to cook evenly and
roinimize shrinkage, providing
more servings from the cut.
Tender cuts may be broiled,
)an-fried, or roasted. Less ten-
der cuts require longer cooking
with added moisture. Keep the
added liquid to a minimum for
tenderness as well as good
texture and flavor.
Webber Wide Awake 4-H
"My favorite joke" was the
roll call of the Webber Wide
Awake 4-H meeting May 3.
Mark Intermill led the group
in sin,,in¢. Alvin Webber and
Tom Rathbun gave a talk on
safety. Plans were made for
4-H Sunday with a basket din-
ner at noon. The June meeting
will be a weiner roast at the
Lovewell Lake. Rolls and pop
AROUND THE COUNTY
with Jim Gunter,
Cmlnty Agricultural Agent
AROUND THE COUNTY
with Jim Gunter,
County Agricultural Agent
Bloat Guard In
Salt Block Form:
A new form of,Bloat Guard
was recently approved by the
Food and Drug Administration.
Poloxalene, the bloat preven
tive agent, has been incorpor-
ated in a molasses-salt block.
If the blocks are placed in
areas where cattle congregate,
it is apparent that minimum
daily intake will be large
enough to protect from severe
legume bloat when it occurs.
The blocks are manufactured
which is probably due to the
extreme rank growth as well
as the freeze damage.
The beards on some of the
wheat are starting to come out
of the boot, but the head still
seems to be in good condition.
Possibly we will see more
damage when the weather
warms up.
The last freeze hit the alf-
alfa rather hard, and it pro-
bably would be advisable tc
cut it as soon as the weather
permits.
This cutting of alfalfa may
be harder to cure. but if it can
be cured properly, it should
make some real good quality
hay.
Menkato Eager Beavers
April 30 Was National 4-H
gunday• In observance of this
fact the Mankato Eager Bear-
#rs attended the Baptist
Church in Mankato. Rev.
James Millstead is also one of
our leaders. There was a large
turnout of members and their
parents. 'Some of the members
had parts in the church ser-
vice. The Eager Beavers want
to thank Rev. Millstead and
the Baptist Church members
for allowing them to visit the
church.
The April meeting of the
Mankato Eager Beavers was
held April 20 at White School.
An April fool joke that I played
was the roll call which was
~Isby. A• C. Fall had a safety
talk. Recreation was led by
Tadhi and A. C• Refreshments
were served. The meeting was
adjourned.
--Reporter.
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Visiting hours: 10:00-11:00
A.M.; 2:00-4:00 and 7:00-8:00
P.M.
Mrs. Will Lagergren called
on Mattie Metz several times
last week.
Mrs. Dudley Wood and Kath-
erin of Red Cloud, Nebr. were
Thursday afternoon visitors of
Mr. Charlie Davis.
Mr. and Mrs..Harry Wilbock
attended the 40th Wedding An-
niversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Corbett in Campbell,
Nebr. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson !
stopped to see his sister, Miss
Alice Ferguson, Thursday mar:
ning.
Guy and Donald Folsom of
Randall and Frank Folsom and
his grandchildren, Bruce and
Lisa Burkhart, of Jewell visit-
ed their aunt, Mrs. Mattie
Smith, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Wiley of
Jewell called Tuesday ~#fter-
noon on Mrs. Mattie Metz.
Mr. and Mrs. Rolls Miller
were Sunday afternoon visit-
ors of his sister, Mrs. Hattie
Love.
THE CHURCH FOR ALL .
ALL FOR THE CHURCH
The Church is the greatest
factor on earth for the building
of character and good citizen-
ship. It is a storehouse of
spiritual values. Without a
strong Church, neither democ-
racy nor civilization can sur-
vive. There are four sound
reasons why • v e r y person
should attend services regu-
larly and support the Church.
They are: (1) For his own
sake. (2) For his children's
sake. (3) For the eke of his
communiW and nation. (4) For
the sake of the Church itJelf,
which needs his moral and
material support. Plan to go
to church regularly and read
your Bible daily.
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Customs may differ among the
and may change with the times, but C
institutions in human life have
constant through the centuries.
these is Motherhood.
Progress has given Mother new
On the other hand, if you ~¢ere served by Mrs. Woods.L.. a ~ o,_,_.. ,,.._.., ..... :--- Angwprod hv 14 members nnd Mrs. Waunda Donahue called and new equipment for her
uy A%. ~,J. ~*L~I.|Vy £¥111|IUI~#JLUFAII~ ........... ,i ...................on her mother Mrs Gertrude ....
buy readymade clothes, you -Reporter Company and has the trade two leaders. Cliff Silsby report- . , • sponslbllitles. But the love and
have many advantages. You ----------- name Sweetlix Bloat Guarded on the Junior Leader Meet- F~ro. ..... ing which are the heart of
ha~,e choices of garment sales Clarence Aurand of Hardy Block in" 4 H Sunda,, is A--ril 30 ~unoay evening vlslmrs el ,
• 8• " : ~ " "" ........ il'- k nave never depended on science
and price ranges• You know was a Mankato visitor Friday. The bloat preventive agent The Eager Beavers will ob- ivJr. one IVl ]lS..rlarry w Dec
what the article looks like be- He stopped at the Record of- Poloxalene, was released in serve this by all attending the were Mr.:, m~a wws. vernon expression.. . . .
fore you buy it. The garment ffce and renewed his paper for1966 under the name of Bloat Baptist Church. Part of the woos or uouruand. Mrs,. woou une uncnangmg spnere el m
is a cousm of Mrs Wilbeck s on I lh
is ready for you to wear is- the coming year. Guard, This dry-form product church program will be pre-i" ~ ." ..0 ! ,- . p s'b" "ty has been the religious
l~ecent Callers el Mrs ule \
mediately. ' can be spread over grain as a sented by 4-H members. A i ,,~ - " - " ment of children. From primitive
........... 4 H Livestock Jud-'in-" Schoolanna Tnronson nave seen ner
If your sewing ability isn't CARD OF THANKS ~upur~mS. " S S dau hters Mrs Jessie Graham religions up to Christianity, mothel
tOO professional, you may get ---- The blocks have been usedwill be held in Hays on April l " g ......
a better constructed garment l wish to thank friends, rela-effectively to prevent bloat in 29. Three of the club members anMdrMr:n:Mri: M°:~SBarrett ; ( g:~::sit:d;::::at?g;dnth:pg:i~::h ~
if you buy it readymade, fives and neighbors for the studies at Kansas State Uni- will be going. Program was • ~' ". !
If you shop carefully, you cards, letters and visits and versit~ Louisiana State Uni two films" "The Town That l and Scott of Jamestown visitea / The Christian Church salutes all
o, " " " ' ' r •
his motherMrs Minnie Ba
m ll n ful mothers The have led their f$
may get garments made of for helping with the work at versity and the University of Came Back" and :'S a A -] e, o:. - . y ,
, rett Sunoay a~ternoon 0
newer and better fabrics. The my place while I was in the California. imals of the Plains . Refresh- . ' . . to an ever deepening realization
linings and interfacings may hospital. Your kindnesses will The results of most studies ments were served• The meet Mrs.. Mathe Sm th celebrateo sacred bond which unites the Churd
be well matched to the outer always be remembered, have emphasized the need for ing was adjourned, her birthday iVIay 8. A mece, Co~,~,~,mr~.,.,.,A~,.,.,,,,,., the Home in a common devotion to
fabric. --Leo Mizner. Th r ular man hlv me~tin~l Mrs ~nlrtey t~urKnar~ o~ ,)ew-
e e t .- $¢r~ice Inn S|r¢.bttrg V~
careful management of the g . ~,, • • - • ..........
.... ::~: - '~ ...... ' .... f h s ell brought her a pmce of ~nrls~
'l , u _L .... 3.2~:. :: ._---:,~~i~~block to insure adequate in- o t e Mankato Eager Beaver~ ' " " - ~ ' d " "-'-----'--~-'------'---'~
• ' ' o 4 H was held at White School mrmoay cake anu snc recewe ....
take It ~s often dfffmult t_- .... . ..,n-ifts "~unaoy ~onaayTuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 5a~
.. q.~ ~=.~ feed drugs to animals not on a on March 2. Roll call was an-I many c !ros, ,ette s ..... ~..... Deuteronomy Micoh Psolms Romons Golations Ephesians CoI~
tle or dry dairy heifers and There were 12 members pre !firthda~" ,party was held m~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~~-~-~-~----~------~--~,
I~'~/ grain ration (grazing beef cat- swered by a joke or ridde. " 5:6-16 6:1-8 19:1-14 12:1-13 6:1-10 6:1-8 3:~1
;~ ~.~.~ sent. A thank .,,ou note was l nonor, oI tne occasion, m~=m~ mm • m~ ~T ~ X ~ • ~ T ~ T ~ T ~ T ~ "Y ~ T ~
Including Poloxalene in me- read from Mrs. Art Liehty for .the Reverend Mr. James [WEBBI~R METHODIST ASSEMBt.Y C~" GOD =~au~.=~ea. HMdjj
, w lMfllsteaa ann a group o[ ~un .....
lasses blocks containing salt the club s donation to the ne ' "J CHURCH CHURCH "=,,',:,.~=~,~ ~;~
CORN, MILO, AND I,'ORAhI:: '.'~)i:GIIUM and other minerals appears to hospital. A note acknowledging beams fromthe FirstrBtPttls~ ] . Webber, Kansas G.S. Wiilard, °;~'l"~l~? M~n~'~
be the best available method the donation to the Heart As- t~nurcn in ~v~anKav p . e I Loren J. SIlsby, Minister Pastor Morning Worship I}':ll
a flne program ~or us May
of supplying Poloxalene for sociation also. Council meeting ' . ..... ~ .. I Dale Crispin, S• $. Supt. Sunday School 10'00 a m -. • ~. • ':^'~
3t'~lll ED,~~a:~ bloat, prevention in animals was re orted The A ril meetp . p . 7th. Mrs. .. ....... lviiusteaa was me I~ ---- ~mrmng worsmp li :'^^ • ' ~tlnoay ~cnoot .. ttv.O--uo a. m. W S W S lst"
not being fed a concentrate tng will be parent's night. The PeareStMr~sm~rar;nHa'stkTt°a:c~l Morning Worship 9:30 a.m. Special Childrens' ServiceWednesday 0f each n~
ration, parents will be responsible for .. .... JChurch Scnool . • 10:30 a.m. in Basement II:00 a. m
m A wind w d~s children Mrs Jim t~unter ano ..........
h re ra o Choir Rehearsal, ~ e
Freeze Dame e' t e p g ' ' - . . , , " Evangeli ti Service 7'30 n m
No doubt wge have had some play will be erected in the Julia .~nn and Mrs. John Per-I Wed ........... 7:30p.m. Mldweek~Prayer ' -" ' MnMTWn~:I~ M~TtI~
|-erda r{" ~ ;. , freeze damage to the wheat Post Office window. Diedra due and L°ri Kaye',TmS ser: [ WSCS-lst and 3rd. mucn en o ea Service ......... 7:30 p m ......... ~'IT~"-i" ...........
and alfalfa, but as yet the Blecha led the group in two v~cd :eaSw~:ht~Y thank theJS~n J Wednesdays.. 2:00 p. m• ~ Rev Dean RoSS
" ~':"~ damage does not seem to be songs. Barbara Smith gave a a '" .... ................. I ~ CATrIf}I.1N" rw~mf, M.~,..~.. .,,o,.~o -~,,-m-se,, ~l~"al~
too severe, project talk. Oscar Warner beams for the pretty May,yas- I IONIA EVANGELICAL ESBON ........ v "' "?l
demonstrated the roper way kets and me nice nanoger-, UNITED BRETHREN ~ :30~
Formosa, Kansas I'W l.:' ",, (" ourtland The taller wheat., especially., P cT~ii~h~l yB:~Yd;le~_r I wDorAs~ C~H ?:: 18~!io~.m:Chi~it~ Center" Worship Service. Church School.. 1'309'
5
................. ~: = - 16544 Snowdenenew ourll Ii , E.U. B• CHURCH Church Service 11"00 a m % • ' ]
subscription to the Jewelll SundaySchool. : 10;00 alml OLrW RCH NAZARENE
ll II County Record for another[ The Y' Fellowship every R.R.I-Superior, Nebr. ll'.alM[lll ....
I1 JJl year. We enjoy keeping up on[ other Sunday aftern-oon a-t Rov. Dorman Foley ......... " " ....
................. ~ ! . the home town news. J2:00 p.m. Minister Morning Worship '"[d
Smcerely,
: !i: iiiii: :! ' I Chrissie Ahrens, S. S. Supt. Sunday School ".,\ rq
Mrs. D. E. Dempsey J UNION CHAPEL Sunday School .. 10:00 a.m. Evening, Worshi,)'' I
it Mi hi an . • .... ouu ~erwce .......'
Detro . c g . [ Earl Enyeart, Pastor Mid-Week Prayer Wedncsdav Evenin "1
------------. Supt., Vaden Davis, Jr Meeting, Wed 7"30 p m Pra er l Ieetin "
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:' For Mother's Day;* Live Sunda School 1 '"
• . [ y 0:00 a•m. Northbranch Friends Church k'3RgW IRAII rI[S r
Plants; Bogdon's Choconates; / Mornin~ Worshin 11.nn, m ~ro.a,m ~.-- ,, ---. ............. '--
.... , o t- .......... .v~..,.,~. ua.aett, IJa~tor CI-IIIRCI-I *:~
Artificial Plants,jewasry, 1st and r .......
• . ' I 3 d Sunday Evenings: LaJatmta Winslow, S.S. - - :';l,~,
Elgin and Swiss Watches J Bible Study 7"00 P M Su-t ~cev. James Ms, ~.~
• I .......... t, • unda School 10:t~
--Roy's Gifts• 48tl The Fellowships .. 7:00 P. M. Sunday School at 10'00 S "" 11:
" I r • • .... Wars ip ........
" . .... ..... orsh p.at :......2.:2 11:00 Training Union .. 6
ll ,r.,ooUl~l r. u. n. ~rtutu.,n ~',,ci~a3 xoum a[ u:4o p. m. .. , ...... /
mm ~ emng WUI snlp J
Earl Enyeart, Pastor Evening Worshin at 7"30 •
' Earl Sllsby, S S. Supt. Prayer Meeting "Vv'edncsc/ay Service ......
at 7"30 PM Mid Week" PIn" y"c~ Meet!7 30
• . " " ' W,,duesdav 7:30
Mornlng Worship 9:45 a.m. " -
Sunday School ,. 10:45 a.m. FORMOSa COMMUNITY --'--'-- '-~- L
2nd and 4th Sunday Evenings: CHURCH :'~
Youth Fellowship .. 6:30 P.M. Paul Temple, Minister MANKATO CHRISTI
BURR OAK CHRISTIAN Summer S-"-ched,de CHURCH
Michael Hines,
CHURCH Sunday School ... 9:45 a.m. Sunday: 00
Richard K. Brook, Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Bible School .... 10:00
Youth Fellowship 6:30 p.m. Worship Hour.• 11:
Sunday School ... 10:00 a.m. Evening Service .. 7:30 p.m. Youth Hour ..... 6:00
Morning Worship . 11:00 a.m. Prayer Meeting Bible Study ...... 7:30
Jr. - HfYouth ... .30 p.m.and Bible Study Gleaners, 2nd and
Jet Cadets, (Wed.) .......7:30 p.m. 4th Tuesdays ..
Saturday ..... 10:00 a.m.
Phone 7-2293 R A NDA RI'$TI A N PrimarYwednesdayEndeavor, .... 4:001-
WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Jet Cadets, _~
Randall, Kansas Wednesday .... 4:0 ,
CHURCH Gene Snyder, Minister
W. D. Buckley, Pastor ____ CAT R{
10:00 A.M ..... Sunday School MANKATO
Sunday School ., I0:00 a.m. II :00 A.M.. Morning Worship Mass Schedule .
Worship Service It:00 a,r-.
W. Y ........ 7:00 p,m,HARMONY" METHODIST Sundays ........ 8:00!
Evening Service 7:30 p.m CHURCH EVANGELIC'AL,~
Prayer Meeting, • Rev. Dean E. Role LUTHERAN CI-IUI
Wednesday .. 7:30 p.m 8:30 a.m. Worship Service Pastor Jones. No
9:45 a.m. Church School Elvle Konovalsky,
lI:00 a.m. Worship Service Worship Service .
Clyde Reed, Supt. 'Sunday School ... 9:.4 I
Choir - 8 p.m. Wednesday
SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING MANKATO BUSINESS
Foreground, Impala Sport Sedan. Background, Camsro Sport Coupe and the Chevelle Malibu Sport Coupe.
Chevrolot's room, ride and price. When Automotive
NeWs made its annual roominess study, Chevrolet got
the most points. It's roomier inside, they reported, than
any other American car. The ride is Full Coil suspension
smooth. And Chevrolet hardtops and convertibles are
still the lowest priced full-size csrs of this kind you can
buy. Chovolle's quick ilzo,, It's quick to climb, quick
to turn. Other mid-size cars might be like Chevelle, true.
But they're not as low priced. And they're not made by
Chevrolet with Body by Fisher, GM-developed ener9y-
ebsorbin9 steering column, inner fenders and Full Coil
Suspension. Camaro's road-hugging stance. At its
price, Comers is the only sportster to give you wide-
stgnce design. It rides steadier, clings to curves better,
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hugs the road closer. It s the roomiest cBr yOU csn buy. -
Plus, get a bigger standard engine. -.--
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/ SeB your Chevrolet dealer • |
/ during his CamBro PBcesettor J
i Special buys on Camsro Sport Coupss and Convertibles |
J spacially equipped with: 250-cubic-inch Six, 155 hp * |
J Deluxe steering wheel • Bumper guards • Whitewall tirss J
| * Wheel covers • Wheel opening moldings • Striping along J
J the gides • Extra interior brightwork • And, at no extra cost |
J during the sale, special hood stripe and a floor shift for the J
J 3-gpeed trangmissionl SALE SAVINGS, TOO, ON SPECIAL- |
/ P C UPS CS 0934)
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Chevrolet's remarkable value |1 another reason you get
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FOR MOST PEOPLE, PENSION
BENEFITS COVER ONLY A PART
OF THE COST REQUIRED TO CON.
TINUE THE "GOOD LIFE" AFTER
RETIREMENT. Figure it out for
yourself. Thon ask vourself-"Do I
want to reduce-'~ standard of liv-
ing when I retire?" Indeed, it pays
Io plan yoor retirement income to-
day. And it pays to know how State
Farm csn help you with
a life insurance plan I ~ I
that's right for you end ~ ,m~..c,
y~rlMl~Cailmnowl
ill S. Cent, r
MAMKATO, KS,
Ph. FR 14291
STATE FARM Life Insurance Compony
Home Office: Bloomington. Illinois
Waugh Oil and Gas Co,
The First National Bank
Raymond and Eddie, Bm'bers
McCarthy Hardware
Helen's Beauty Shop
The State Exchange Bank
Mankate Lumber Co.
Mankato Sal . o.
• R-K Shopper, Inc..
Be y'B Studio
Manlmto Laundry
Boogaart8
Wagner Drug Store
Jewell County Record
WeRmer Abstract and Title Co.
Mankato F. U. Co-op
J-J Off Co. & Car Wash and
Coffman Sinclair ServleB
Buffalo Roam Steakhouse
Mankato WBIding and MaehinB
