Four-H Quiz Teases Knowledge of Youth Program
Susan Verdoorn presents a 4-H quiz assessing familiarity with the nationwide youth organization. Questions cover 4-H scope, age range, club types, learning by doing, history, cooperation, leadership, records, extension service supervision, and the four Hs emblem and meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Verdoorn
KSU
Extension Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ground Beef Good Buy
Ground beef is a popular meat product. It may be imported or home grown and can include muscle trims from higher priced cuts. It cannot contain cereals breads dried milk solids artificial coloring or preservatives.
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State Board of Agriculture Marketing Division
American Pewter Gift Trends and Care Tips
A piece recounts rising pewter interest as a Christmas gift, noting early American pewter scarcity, import history, and newer satin finish flatware. It advises handling feel, weight variations, and care, warns on look alikes, and stresses real pewter identification by bottom marks and heat avoidance for lasting luster.
New Terms For County 4-Hers
Franklin County 4 H'ers held the first fur harvest project meeting at the Chris Dunlap home Ottawa RFD 2. Six enrollees including the Neil brothers and Rex Bozworth learn trapping terms and types of traps. Glenn Neis will demonstrate skinning December 28 at 1 30 PM on his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Dunlap
Ottawa
RFD
Franklin County
Franklin County 4-H
Susan Verdoorn
Neil Brothers
Brent
Brian
Doug
Glenn
Dan Rockers
Lowell Kissinger
Rex Bozworth
Lowell
Rex
Glenn Neis
New KLA Officers Named At Wichita Convention
Topeka rancher Rolland D. Red Parr of Rossville was named 1976 president of the Kansas Livestock Association at the 63rd KLA Convention in Wichita. He succeeds Dr. M. P. Reeve of Garden City. Parr had served as president elect in 1975. Brookville Hereford breeder Jack Vanier was elected president elect for 1976. Five new KLA directors also took office: Ben Keller Oakley Rex Headrick Jewell George Tischauser Carlton Scott Reiter Winfield and Floyd Fairleigh Scott City. Fairleigh replaces Lee Stampe as at large director from the Cattle Feeders Council.
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Topeka
Rolland D
Red” Parr
Rossville
Shawnee
Courity
Kansas Livestock Association
KLA
Dee
Wichita
Parr
M.P. Reeve
Garden City Cattle Feeder
Brookville
Jack Vanier
Vanier
CK Ranch
Salina
Kansas
Ben Keller
Oakley
Howard Wilson
Sharon Springs
Northwest
Rex Headrick
Jewell
Paul Mears
Beloit
Northcentral
George Tischauser
Carlton
Jack Collins
Junction City
Eastcentral
Scott Reiter
Winfield
John Floyd
Sedan
Floyd Fairleigh
Scott City
Lee H. Stampe
Cattle Feeders Council
Fairleigh
Fourth Place For CH FFA In Public Speaking Contest
Central Heights FFA placed fourth in the East central District Public Speaking event at Mission Valley High School, one point behind third place held by Garnett FFA. Sheryl Stein and Roberta Cox led CH entries, with Roberta winning an extemporaneous spot and Sheryl placing in junior division. Other CH students included Becky Vining Lorna Lickteig Francis McMahon and Jon Kimball.
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Central Heights
Future Farmers of America
Mission Valley High School
Garnett Ffa
FFA
Sheryl Stein
Jimick
Amaione Eline ‘Ball
Roberta Cox
Sheryl
Clint
Roberta
Becky Vining
Lorna Lickteig
Francis McMahon
Jon Kimball
oThe Paola
Fpat
Mission Valley Ffa
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Corn and Garden Cluba
Tye Hai Binding Bay
Butler
Glen Lindbloom
Osage City
Sue Hellar
England
Bentwood
Boston
Quin
Hers
Joan Istas
Carolyn Masenthin
Rantoul
Michelle Dunlap
Ottawa Rfd
Lake Kirwin
State Extension Service
CH Ffa
Kansas City
Dixon
Kansas City Livestock Company
Maxwell & Furnish
Producers
Texas
Inman-Drew
Swift & Henry
H. Thies & Sons
Agrifacts
Terry Silvius
University of Nebraska
Food and Drug Administration
Franklin County Implement Co., Inc
Bulton A
Aert
the Power & Light People