Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 156, Decatur, Adams County, 3 July 1959 — Page 12

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Farm Management Tour Slated July 28 LAFAYETTE, Ind. - Two central Indiana farm operations will be observed Tuesday, July 28, on the annual state fair management tour, according to Purdue University agricultural economists. Monday, July 27, at 6:30 p.m. a

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dinner will be held in the 4-H club building in Crawfordsville. J. Carroll Bottom, Purdue agricultural economist, will speak on the subject, “Where are we going and what can we do about it?"' And, John Chamberlain, Urbana farmer, will speak ‘on the subject “As It looks to us midwestern farmers." Discussion with audience participation will follow. At 9 a.m., Tuesday those on the tour will visit the Richard Ward

farm, three miles east and one milo south of Linden. Hog production and cattle feeding are the major enterprises on the 646-acre Ward farm. Following the morning visit to the Ward farm, the group will drive to the Clinton county fairgrounds, Frankfort, for lunch at noon. The program during the luncheon will include a talk by Dr. L. S. Hardin, head of Purdue's agricultural economics depart-

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ment, on "Man, the key to management" and introduction of guests and presentation of awards. At 2 p.m. the 325-acre RothenbbVger farm, 3Ms miles northeast of Frankfort, will be viewed. The Rothenberger farm features a large scale hog enterprise. Those desiring tickets for the banquet Monday evening, July 27, and the luncheon Tuesday, July 28, should 1 contact their county agricultural extension office or write

to the agricultural economics department at Purdue. Requests for overnight reservations should be directed to J. A. Carroll. county agent, Crawfordsville. Reservations will be confirmed by motels and hotels. , The tour is sponsored by the Indiana farm management association in cooperation with the Purdue agricultural economics department.

H b Wm*" u ■Jb THI DtAtIMOW STORY —Senators Barry Goldwater (R), Arizona, and (right) Chairman John I* i toek.t. toStottto. to Wtototogto, tountoto. to., t>. % pto- ! chased, aoconding to testimony at hearing, from Benjamin Dnmow (far b y? . President James Hoffa tor two Detroit Teamsters locals. There 'wwe 26,495, they cost J3L I and some didn’t even carry a union label, it was said. Dranow pocketed more than S6,OOC> on the 1 deal, and on deal involving Florida land purchased tor retired Teamsters home, he made $56, .

Handleys To Attend Queen Receptions INDIANAPOLIS (UP I)—Governor and Mrs. Handley will go to Chicago Monday for festival activities in connection with the visit of Queen Elizabeth. It will be the Handley’s second visit with the British ruler. They were in Montreal last weekend when the Queen and President Eisenhower officially opened the St. Lawrence Seaway. Handley said they will attend both a luncheon Monday noon given by Illinois Gov. William Stratton and the formal dinner Monday night for 1,009 guests given by Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley. Chicago is the only American city on the Queen’s agenda during her current visit. Short-Cut DETROIT (UPD— Install a combination washer-dryer on the second floor of your home, rather than in the basement. With the laundry center close to bedrooms, where soiled linen originates, you’ll cut needless stair-climbing. Also, with a modern combination unit, you can do the laundry in small batches at convenient times and possibly bypass the allday washing chore, said Carl Sundberg, partner in a Detroit industrial design firm specializing in appliances.

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