Dighton craftsman carves memories
Dighton craftsman Dave Funk, 77, builds miniature wagons and carriages from memory using pine, leather, and found trinkets. A retired carpenter who grew up near Milberger, he values repurposing old materials to preserve frontier life for his grandchildren. He seldom sells, treating the hobby as a way to keep history alive.
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Funk
Russell County
Milberger
Lane County
Anna
Watch those mowers danger warned by health specialist
Kansas State University health specialist Mike Bradshaw cites CPSC data predicting 77,000 Americans will suffer mower related injuries by summer end, with about 10,000 severe enough for amputation. He notes blades can sever flesh when operators clear blades with the machine running, despite upcoming safety requirements not in place until 1982.
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Mike Bradshaw
Kansas State University
Consumer Product Safety Commission
CPSC
Bradshaw
Health warns on sunlamp use and skin risks
Health specialist Mike Bradshaw of Kansas State University's 4H program cautions that sunlamps can cause burns eye damage and long term skin problems including wrinkles and cancer. Proper use with exact exposure times eye protection and safe distance is essential. avoid sleeping under lamps and replace bulbs to maintain correct UV output. do not shower before use and turn off if redness occurs.
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Mike Bradshaw
Kansas State University
Bradshaw
Great Pumpkin Contest Promotes Home Garden Fun
Finney County Extension Office and Lowell McGraw sponsor the Great Pumpkin Contest encouraging kids to grow big pumpkins. Seeds are provided, with five judging divisions including largest pumpkin and decorative carvings. Entry forms are at Garden City schools and the Extension office, South 9th and Frederick.
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Linus
Finney County Extension Office
Lowell McGraw
Garden City
South 9Th
Frederick
College graduates highlighted in regional ceremonies across Kansas
Rob Tabor earned a juris doctor from Washburn University and received a standing ovation during weekend graduation in White Concert Hall. He is visually impaired, son of Eugene and Beverly Tabor, and plans to take the state bar exam after May graduation. Also noted are other local graduates at Washburn and Colby Community College, plus achievements by students at Kansas State University and Dodge City Community College rodeo team.
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Robert Lee
Rob) Tabor
Washburn University
White Concert Hall
Tabor
Eugene Tabor
E. Price
Rob
Garden City
Jean Lindsey
Beverly
Esther Petefish
Garden City High School
Clifford Hope
Garden City Community College
St. Mary of the Plains College
Washburn Law School
Susan Haller
Topeka
Independent Living Resource Center For the Handicapped
Glenn Robert Braun
Lelyn J. Braun
Mike’s Drive
Randy Lewis Sassaman
Lewis Sassaman
Belmont
Area
Frances Ann Davidson
Johnson
Edward James Gaschler
Scott City
Gary Steven Renick
Ingalls
Debbie Powell
Dodge City Community College
Bozman
Mont
Powell
Cindy Diane Martin
Garden City Senior High
Martin
DCCC
George Martin
N. Main
Mitchell Williams
Endowment Association
Colby Community College
Williams
CCC
Harold Williams
Future Farmers of America
Shallow Water
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Wichita State University
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Kansas
Holcomb
Terry L. Earnest
Larry Earnest
Terry Earnest
Earnest
Fort Knox
Armored Officer Corps
Fort Gordon
Rangers Officers Corps
Germany
WSU
Syracuse
Cindy Eyleen Donnel
Satanta
Gary Ray Stapp
Elkhart
Charla Rae Medberry
Mary Kay Hess
Dennis W. Landgraf
SEOTI
LaVonna Kay Jerauld
Lorraine May Olsen
Ross Myers
Golden Key National Honor Society
Golden Key
Duane Acker
Owen Koeppe
Veryl Switzer
Charles Hathaway
Ross
Carl
Carolyn Myers
Garden City Senior High School
KSU