EHU Craft Day Features Variety
The annual EHU Craft Day is set for Sept 26 in the First United Methodist Church basement from 9 30 a m to 4 p m with a noon salad luncheon. Kansas State Extension specialists Zoe Slinkman and Fran Newby will lead a session on picture frames, with Marcia Houck urging attendance for framing at 1 30 p m and listing needed materials and wood types. Four other crafts, wheat weaving silk flowers frog macrame and cake decorating, are offered at 10 30 a m and 1 30 p m with exhibitors from Extension Homemaker Units. Top crafts will advance to the KEHC state workshop. first aid training Aug 19 in Courts Building runs 8 a m to 5 p m with a $4 60 material fee conducted by Franklin County Ambulance Service.
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EHU
First United Methodist Church
Zoe Slinkman
Kansas State University
Fran Newby
K-State
Franklin County
Marcia Houck
Miss Houck
Bonnie Hull
Marion Turner
Jo Ellen Arnold
Debbie Gordon
KEHC
Franklin County Ambulance Service
Appreciation ice cream social honors community support at Briles School
The Full O' Pep club held an appreciation ice cream social at Briles School inviting community members as guests. Members provided ice cream and cake while guests enjoyed varied desserts, a porch table, a slide show from Bermuda, and friendly conversations. The event drew growing attendance, earned many thanks, and the club declared it a success.
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Joanistas
Briles School
Franklinounty Extension Service
Bob Bozworth
Jo Ellen Arnold
Marcia Houck
George Miller
Shelton
van Horn
Vulgamores
Rosemary Schamle
Bermuda
Pam van Horn
Giant Lincoln School tomato weighs two pounds four ounces
Mike O'Connor grew a two pounds four ounce tomato from Lincoln School seed. The fruit measures 18 inches around and four inches tall, topping a hamburger bun with one slice. He transplanted plants from peat pots, filling windows and even displacing his wife's plants.
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Jack
Mike O'Connor
O'Connor
Lincoln School
O’connor
County launches roadside brush cleanup and spraying program
Franklin County noxious weed and road departments implemented a program to clear roadside brush by mowing and spraying. Ray DeJulio says leaf spray applied between May and July will reduce lower brush growth with plans to expand next year.
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Franklin
Ray DeJulio
DeJulio
Highway Department
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