Heat pump system heats the home and costs
A Kansas State University expert and an agricultural engineer explain heat pumps work in summer and winter and note initial installation costs may be $500 or more in new homes but fuel savings offset this. They advise using reliable trained dealers and staff for installation. Food labels now may include drained weight, in addition to name, weight, and servings.
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Mary Tucker
Kansas State University
Elwyn Holmes
Food and Drug Administration
Selanders Meets With The President At Capitol Visit
Jay Selanders president of the Kansas FFA Association, one of 80 state officers, met with President Ford. The event capped a week-long State FFA Presidents Conference in Washington, D C, sponsored by General Motors to boost leadership and knowledge of the nation. Jay is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L M Selanders of Garnett and was elected Kansas FFA president at the state convention in Manhattan on June 12.
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Kansas Ffa Association
FFA
Ford
General Motors
Nation
Jay
L. M. Selanders
Garnett
Manhattan
Retired Contractor Tends Organic Garden Near Ottawa
Emory Faringer, retired contractor now living southeast of Ottawa, bills himself as an organic gardener. He mulches heavily with hay and grass clippings, uses manure tea, mineral oil on corn silks, and guinea fowl to control grasshoppers, while detailing fall plowing, trenching potatoes, and careful planting methods learned from a lifelong farming family.
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Joan Istas
Emory Faringer
Ottawa
Faringer
Organic Gardening
Galena
Charlene
CH FFA Officers Attend State Leadership Camp
Central Heights FFA Chapter officers joined more than 400 FFA members and advisors at the 17th annual State FFA Leadership Camp at Rock Springs Ranch from July 27 to 30. Ron Yancey Chuck Wilson and Clint Ball participated as camp aims to train officers in leadership techniques for the coming year.
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Central Heights
FFA
Rock Springs Ranch
Ron Yancey
Chuck Wilson
Clint Ball
Franklin County 4-H Delegates Fly to Washington DC
Fourteen Franklin County 4-H members and chaperone Susan Verdoorn board a TWA flight to Washington DC for a citizenship trip. Delegates Keith Schamle Bill Blake Joe Blake Dean Chambers Deb Chambers Bob Hull Gene Beauchamp Jim Droddy Kay Hunter Tammy Stewart Alan Maxwell Brad Gooddert Becky Wagner Marilyn McClure prepare to meet dignitaries and attend events at Kennedy Center. Rules stress appropriate dress no tobacco or alcohol and representing 4-H and their community. guidance from Max Cartmill emphasizes conduct and packing limits.
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Keith Schamle
Bill Blake
Joe Blake
Dean Chambers
Deb Chambers
Bob Hull
Gene Beauchamp
Jim Droddy
Kay Hunter
Tammy Stewart
Alan Maxwell
Brad Gooddert
Becky Wagner
Marilyn McClure
Kennedy Center
4-H Citizenship Center
Washington
4-H’ers
Franklin County
4-H Council
Max Cartmill
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