4-H Achievement Party honors numerous winners
Awards presented for 1969 4-H Achievement Party list many recipients across state leadership dairy and silver and gold pins. Named individuals include Martha Christie Jeffery Van Horn Sheri Hewitt Sharon McClure Ann Fitzgerald Douglas Smith Donna Poss Connie Pope and many more across county and state levels. Special and bronze pins awarded along with club honors Full O Pep Westerners Town and Country and various county champions and leadership awards reflect wide community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Christie
Jeffery van Horn
Sheri Hewitt
Sharon McClure
Ann Fitzgerald
Douglas Smith
Donna Poss
Connie Pope
Larry Cartmill
Diane L. Cooper
Philip Dunbar
Lyle Humphrey
Lowell Morgan
Linda Peckham
Dick Wagner
Debbie Wakeman
Jackie Beauchamp
Eddie Bloomer
Joy Bryan
Lynn Bryan
Dale Buehler
Karen Buehler
Marie Cartmill
Alan Duffle
Debbie Hamilton
Jeanne Hull
Gary Humphrey
Glen McClure
Robert Peine
Marcia Poss
Eileen Sass
Jeanie Schamle
Donnie Smith
David Thayer
Roger Thayer
Richard Wakeman
Kandee Wray
Karen Stinson
Doug Smith
Rita Campbell
Rodney Schamle
Kenneth Humphrey
Gary Chandler
Christie Krueger
Jon Dunbar
Kathy Loyd
Jeanne Hazen
Kenneth
Barbee Kissinger
Roberta Herring
Kahdee Wray
Susie Minnick
Roger Braker
Paul Willhite
Mike Willhite
Cindy Hollon
Karen Willhite
Diane Cooper
Jo Anne Smith
Nancy Gaynor
Tommy Horstick
Eldon Riley
Wayne McClu
Gene van Horn
Randy Carpenter
Mike Hull
County Petroleum Power
Gary
Bob Wagner
Chris Roberts
David Garman
Lori Canfield
Diana Canterbury
Jeffery Canterbury
Dean Chambers
Edward Duerksen
Therese Schamle
Jane Shelton
Pamela van Horn
Jimmy Eichenberger
Deanna Haas
Bonnie King
Donna Hanson
Darlene Montague
Mashelle Johnston
Cheseley Lee
Jacqueline Rutledge
John Rutledge
Brenda Stevens
Janice Stevens
Jacqueline Stites
David Timblin
David Qualls
Billy Willey
Johnnie Willey
Carmen Hansen
Jack Ledom
Patricia Woods
Barbara Baysinger
Melissa Beeman
Ricky Blackburn
Bill Blake
Joe Blake
Debra Lynn Burch
Susan Carey
Mary Crawford
Gary Dehn
Rochelle Didier
Bridget Gahagan
Belinda Sue Larkin
Rita Malburg
Scott Matney
Leslie McKelvey
Marty Netherland
Diana Louise Pacheco
Raymond Lee Shaffer
Congress Helps In Safety Move
Patty Wasmund of Princeton recalls what she learned at the National Safety Congress in Chicago October 25 29 sponsored by Franklin County Farm Bureau through Kansas Farm Bureau. The event themed Speak Up for Safety featured highway safety drills personal safety drug awareness and new electrical outlet demonstrations with several safety groups and a large youth presence. Kansas sent 20 of 45 delegates and plans for a county safety program in schools were announced.
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Patty Wasmund
Leroy Wasmund
Princeton
Chicago
Patty
Franklin County Farm Bureau
National Safety Congress
Kansas Farm Bureau
White Memorial Camp
Council Grove
Patty Gol
Chinatown
Congress Party
Safety Congress
Future Farmers of America
4-H
Accuracy Shows Up In Scales
Fieldmen from the Weights and Measures Division checked 901 packaged grocery items in Franklin County and found 90 percent accurate. Five percent were overweight or underweight by five percent. Statewide figures showed 69 percent correct labeling, 18.5 percent overweight, and 12.5 percent shortweight.
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Weights and
State Department of Agriculture
Franklin County
J. Fred True
Virgil Grizzle
Conservation Shifts To Public Involvement Across Regions
Dr. Paul Hilpman of the University of Kansas states that conservation has moved from science focused single resources to broad environmental planning. He warns erosion and septic drainage are urgent urban problems and notes 70 percent of people live in cities on 2 percent of land, making public understanding essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hilpman
State Geological Survey
University of Kansas
Kansas Association ‘of Conservation Districts
Wichita
Junior 4-H Leaders Shape Club and Community Programs
Experienced 4-H youths work with adult volunteers to guide clubs and county events. Junior leaders assist in planning and conducting activities while older members mentor newcomers through initial projects.
4 H Winner Murray Know Earns Santa Fe Program Win
Ottawa University student Murray Know age 18 from Piedmont won a Santa Fe Railway System program prize at the National 4-H Club Congress. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Knox and member of Greenwood County Harmony Sunflowers 4 H Club.
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Ottawa University
Murray Know
Piedmont
Murray
Robert Knox
Greenwood County Harmony Sunflowers
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