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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1978

Page

11

Ready For Dancing Ready For Dancing

Franklin County 4-H'ers prep for the square dance competition at 4-H County Club Days in Ottawa. Judy Jefferies from Kansas City called steps for three groups, later praised the dancers as belts were presented, and finals begin at 6:30 p.m. in the Ottawa Junior High gym.

Franklin County Ottawa Jim Jefferies Trick Trackers Silver Shoes Mustangs Kansas City Lincoln Township Jefferies Cindy Ottawa Junior High

Pesticide Training Session for Seed Treatment Planned

A March 10 training for commercial pesticide applicators handling seed treatment runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Celebration Hall, Franklin County Fairgrounds, led by KSU Extension plant pathologist Bill Willis. A seed treatment exam occurs 4-5 p.m. with Board of Agriculture rep. Fees apply. certification on same-day exam is not required.

Franklin County Fairgrounds Bill Willis Kansas State University Extension Kansas State Board of Agriculture Board of Agriculture Willis Umberger Hall Kansas State University Manhattan Kansas

Agent Concerned About Drop In 4-H Enrollment

Franklin County 4-H enrollment stands at 403, down 45 from 1976 77 and 120 from 1975 76, the lowest in five years. Bozworth cites reduced club memberships in Rambling Ranchers Westerner's Club Far and Near and modest declines in several projects, with Arts and Crafts leading at 126 participants while many other projects show slight drops.

Joan Istas Franklin Bozworth Silver Leaf Shaff Pomona Central Heights

Eighteen To Bring Machines To Clinic Session

Eighteen people have signed up to bring sewing machines to an Extension sponsored clinic on March 8 from 10 p.m. to 2 p.m. in the Court Building basement. Elwyn Holmes, Extension agricultural engineer, will discuss new machines, simple repairs, and cleaning. A do it yourself workshop is included. attendees should bring their machine, cotton fabric, thread, screwdrivers, oil, and grease if needed. Cleaning solvent is available for a small fee.

Elwyn Holmes Extension Agricultural Engineer

4-Her Jill Cartmill Wins National Pigeon Award

Fifteen year old Jill Cartmill of 1132 S Elm earns a junior achievement award from the National Pigeon Association for her 4-H pigeon project work. The plaque, sent Feb 18, honors her poultry and pigeons progress across Franklin County Fair Kansas State Fair and Louisville show circuit. Jill owns 20 Chinese Owls and has claimed multiple top honors in 1977.

Joan Istas Jill Cartmill Max and Vada Cartmill S. Elm Jill National Pigeon Association California Chris Niehoff New USA Minn Kansas National Board of Directors Louisville Des Moines

Second Round of Club Days at Ottawa Junior High

The SHAFF 4H Club leads off with skits and public speaking at 8:30 under the auditorium, followed by Rambling Ranchers with a play at 10. Judges include Jane Weaver and Merritta Combs. Runoffs, citizenship speech, and several dance numbers close the day, with public invited to attend all or part of the events.

Ottawa Rambling Ranchers Jane Weaver Donna Kill Merritta Combs Sarah Massengale Shaff Russ Pugh Trail Blazers Perrie Swank Sheri Valgamore Karen Williams Emily Fischer Laurie Bromert Diedre Skiles Shelly Sorenson Lindee Pope Mary Lyn Roberts Connie Folks Becky Wiggins Cathy Folks Billie Jo Slifer Roxanne Slifer Sissy Hoover Silver Leaf Bill Linda Blake

Farmland Values Rise In Kansas 1977 Report

Kansas farmland values rose by 22 dollars per acre from November 1976 to November 1977, a six percent gain to 383 dollars per acre. Nationally, values climbed 11 percent in the same period, with U S per acre at 474 dollars on November 1, 1977 and 428 a year earlier as gains slowed in late 1977.

Kansas Economics, Statistics and Cooperatives Service USDA Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service U.S U. S Nebraska

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