4-H Club Builds Brush Pile on Wildlife Acres
Greenwood Rockets 4-H'ers braved heat and insects to pile fallen logs on Buddy Fabert's 17 acre wildlife site. They paused for a wiener roast, planned wildlife signs, feed broadcasting, and booths at the county fair. The 1972 Kansas 4-H Family Camp schedule and pre-registration details follow.
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Joan Istas
Greenwood
Rockets
Buddy Fabert
Buddy
Kansas Wildlife Helpers
Pillows Care Guide From ARDIS PATTERSON
Polyester pillows are popular but fillings vary from down and feathers to foam and kapok. Proper care includes protecting covers, fluffing daily, washing carefully, drying thoroughly, and following manufacturer guidance to prevent mold and extend life.
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Ardis Patterson
The
Soap and Detergent Association
KJLA Field Day In Eureka July 7
Several hundred young livestock enthusiasts from Kansas will attend the 1973 Kansas Junior Livestock Association Field Day at Flint Hills Hereford Ranch in Eureka on Saturday July 7. Co chairs Craig Sharp and Bill Poovey say registration opens at 8 am with judging at 8:45. Judging will rank top animals from groups over four per class to mirror farm selection. Cattle horses sheep and hog classes listed.
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David R. Smith
Kansas
Eureka
Kansas Junior Livestock Association
K.J.L.A
Craig Sharp
Humboldt
Bill Poovey
Westphalia
Flint Hills
Hereford Ranch
National 4 H alumni search honors unsung heroes
National 4 H Service Committee seeks former 4 H members who have served youth groups civic groups and agencies without recognition. Citizens urged to submit names via county extension offices by phone card or coupon. Olin Corporation funds up to four county gold medals and copper plaques for state honorees. National awards include trips to the 1974 National 4 H Congress in Chicago and gold key awards.
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Olin Corporation
Chicago
Olly Corporation
Earl van Buren
Greenwood Rockets 4-H Switches From Tour to Fair
The Greenwood Rockets 4-H club shifts from an annual tour to a club fair. Last year the fair drew 102 entries across foods clothing gardening and livestock plus a three legged turtle race. Trophies awarded and a $60 profit. Friday marks the second club fair at the Greenwood Community Hall starting 9 a.m. with turtle to frog exhibits and an ice cream social at 5:30 p.m.
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Greenwood Rockets
4-H’ers
Franklin County
Dave Smith
Greenwood
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