Four Seasons Club meeting notes and 4 H updates
The Four Seasons Club met April 20 at Pat Smith's home with Faye Hunt as co-hostess. Thirteen members attended as Yard of the Month judges were recruited. A flower color scheme for downtown planters was decided and planting designs finalized for Wednesday. A Buchart Gardens video was shown. Next meeting is May 18 at Joanne Smith's home.
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Four Seasons Club
Pat Smith
Faye Hunt
Darlene Frieden
Joanne Smith
Stromgren Greenhouse
Garden Club
Buchart
Adopt A Book program boosts Richmond Library display effort
The Richmond Public Library expands its Adopt A Book project inviting readers to choose and sponsor new titles. Adopters pay the book price and receive a sticker noting the donor and date, with proceeds supporting library purchases. For details call (785) 835-6163. The rest of the items highlight KU Relays results and local recognition.
Miracle workers mend torn garments in Wichita
In an era of computerized sewing, three women excel at reweaving repairs rather than creating or stitching anew. Their skill earns them the label miracle workers from satisfied customers as they mend holes and tears in clothing with expert care.
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Wichita
Miracle Workers
Ottawa BPW awards GS BPW patch to guild members
Working women group Ottawa Business and Professional Women presents the Gir Scouts Business and Professional Women patch to Many Figgins and Margo James on April 19. The Scouts pose with Ottawa BPW President Julie Brayman. The patch project started in 1996.
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Ottawa
Gir
Wackiest warning labels win annual consumer contest
DETROIT AP reports an anti-law suit group named the toilet brush label warning the winner of the year’s funniest consumer warning. Ed Guetvat of Oldcastle Ontario took $500 for the first prize. A children's scooter label earned $250. Ann Marie Taylor of Camden South Carolina won $100 for a digital thermometer warning.
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Detroit
Ed Guetvat
Oldcastle
Ontario
Ann Marie Taylor
Camden, S.C
Mike and Sharon Brady medical benefit thanks
Community thanks flow to numerous individuals and groups for organizing and supporting the Mike and Sharon Brady medical benefit. Credit goes to performers Spe cial Band and singers Rick Robinson and Audrey Lintner among others, Eagles Hall staff, kitchen crew, and Ottawa and Franklin County businesses for donations aiding the cause.
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Sharon Brady
David Wooge
Robin Kerth
Mark Paquette
Rick McClintic
Bud Carter
Rick Robinson
Audrey Lintner
Dewey Cook
Katie Wooge
Eagles Hall
Jim Miller
Joe Moody
Ottawa
Franklin County
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