Cracking The WHIP Wildlife Habitat Improvement Program Signs Grow
The WHIP program, begun seven years ago, aims to develop or improve wildlife habitat on private land with minimal impact on farming. Signs with WHIP on fence corners and woodlots show landowners’ efforts to enhance cover, food, water, and protection for wildlife.
WHIP program offers habitat help for Kansas landowners
Kansas Fish and Game Commission invites landowners to join the WHIP program to improve wildlife habitat. Owners submit an application with two aerial photos, then biologists tailor plans for species like quail pheasant or deer. KF&G provides seed and seedlings, with some financing via ASCS and KF&G funds, and public hunting is optional.
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City Bowling Faces Few Changes on Leader Boards
Terri Walken stunned with a 615 scratch in women’s singles, lifting to 708 with handicap for third behind Jevene Holmes 746 and Cindy Sherman 736. Bonnie Miller and Debbie Hildebrandt hit 1280 in doubles, while Marilyn Miller and Janie Dillon and Sherman with Margaret Bush clocked 1282. Shirley Troutman leads all-events scratch at 1609, with Dianna Carey second and Jo Compton third. Sherman tops handicap at 2099, Carey 1878, Imogene Horn 1866. Team leaders remain Kansas State Bank 2037 Eagles Auxiliary No 2700 3015 and Indian Lanes No 1 2961. men’s leaders include Jon Moore 702 in singles, doubles 1227, Princeton Grain 3071.
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Jevene Holmes
Cindy Sherman
Bonnie Miller
Debbie Hildebrandt
Marilyn Miller
Janie Dillon
Sherman
Margaret Bush
Shirley Troutman
Dianna Carey
Jo Compton
Carey
Imogene Horn
Kansas State Bank
Eagles
Jon Moore
Don Johnson
Gene Ramsey
Princeton Grain
Sonics top Kings as Williams nets 31 in win
Seattle a 110-103 winner behind 31 points from Gus Williams and 20 from Jack Sikma. The Sonics improved to 29-13, closing within a game of first place Los Angeles in the Pacific Division while handing Kansas City a fifth straight loss. Wilkens praised Seattle’s depth with Williams and Lonnie Shelton back to relieve Sikma.
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Sonics
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Jack Sikma
Seattle
Los Angeles
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Lonnie Shelton
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Lonnie
Jack
Sikma
Wally Walker
City Scores Basketball Jokers Triumph In League Totals
In a crowded box score, City Scores Jokers led by Burgoon and Ledom posted 19-6-11 totals while People’s Bank Richmond and Duke Mfg showcased key scorers like Lee, Robertson, and Tale. Leadbet ter and Baldwin J.C. also posted solid team totals with multiple players contributing across the board.
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Rick Burgoon
M. Robertson
Pickart
Hunt
Duke Mfg
Tale
Flanner
Mignot
Reed
Mille
Sls
Crawford
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