District H Future Homemakers HERO Judging Day winners
Becky Wagner led five Central Heights students in the first annual District H Future Homemakers of America HERO Judging Day. Wagner won consumer education and placed in alterations and clothing construction. Gina Ward earned silvers in furniture arrangement color schemes and food prep. Tammy Cox took second in toys and clothing for preschoolers. Dawn Sheldon received honorable mention in equipment and third in textiles. Cathleen Morgan placed third in food promotion with an honorable mention in nutrition and meal planning. Eleven schools competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Heights
Future Homemakers of America
Becky Wagner
Gina Ward
Tammy Cox
Dawn Sheldon
Cathleen Morgan
Ann Landers letters and tips on adolescent questions
A collection of reader questions answered by Ann Landers includes guidance on handling injury from a first aid mishap, managing blended families after divorce, and honoring marital responsibilities. Also notes Christie Foltz’s nursing school acceptance and academic honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie Foltz
Richard Foltz
Princeton
Pittsburg School of Nursing
Miss Foltz
Central Heights High School
Allen County Community Junior College
New Grading For Meat Will Help
The USDA proposes reforms to meat grading labeling and marking to offer clearer consumer information. A new U.S. UNGRADED stamp would denote ungraded meat, with grading restricted to the whole carcass or side at the slaughter plant to improve uniformity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Usda Choice
Food Safety and Quality Service
FSQS
U.S
Sheila Dawn Celebrates First Birthday
Sheila Dawn, daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Cheasbro, marks her first birthday today. Grandparents include Mrs Della Cheasbro of 504 N Oak and Mrs Mary Prieb and Joe Graves Sr of Paola.
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Sheila Dawn
Leonard Cheasbro
Ash
Della Cheasbro
N. Oak
Mary Prieb
Joe Graves Sr
Paola
Curtains Add Color to Central Heights Foods Room
CH Home Economics instructor Donna Walter and her class created nine foot tall, eighty two foot wide calcutta beige curtains adorned with gingham appliques of fifty fruits and vegetables for the foods room. Students traced designs from coloring books and seed catalogs, selecting diverse produce to avoid repeats, completing the seven week project alongside room brightening for the clothing area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Istas
Central Heights
Donna Walter
Walter
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Ann
Jacksonville
Jackson
Buttercup
Flick
Washington
New York
William
Jo Ennis
Elden Hopperstad
Buddy
Vermont
Grand Prairie
Texas
Putnam County Humane Society
Hopperstad
Puzz
Ann Landers
Vancouver
B.D
P.S
Christie Folts
First National Bank OF Ottawa
Sheila Dawn Cheasbro
Central Heights Foods
Franklin Savings Association
S. Main
Ottawa
Santa Fe
Olathe
Petite ml
Ueec
Pan Caei
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