Berea 4-H group samples world cuisines through international foods
Berea Boosters 4-H club girls led by Mrs. Raymond Carpenter and Mrs. Bob Cooper study Hawaii Italy France and Japan this spring. They planned format for each class and prepared meals in traditional styles. Meals included Hawaii pine apple dish and beef shish kabobs, Italy chicken with rice, French pork chops in tomato sauce, and Japan egg rolls with chopsticks.
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Berea Boosters
4-H Club
Raymond Carpenter
Bob Cooper
Hawaii
Italy
France
Japan
Jackie Carpenter
Gaylene Springer
Becky Wagner
Karen Chandler
Becky Vining
Becky
Heaven
Man
Earth
Richard. Smith
Richmond
Citizenship Short Course for Kansas 4-Hers in D C
Forty five Kansas 4-H youths attend a Citizenship Short Course at the National 4-H Center in Washington D C from July 22 to 28. Linda Peckham of Franklin County is among the delegates. The program, part of the National 4-H Foundation, offers a view of government in action and civic discussion. Delegates cover their own expenses with some aid from Farmland Industries. A send off luncheon is held in Kansas City before the bus departs July 19. the group returns July 30.
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David R. Smith
Kansas
Record 4 H camp enrollment climbs in Franklin County
A county camp at Rock Springs June 25 will host 137 Franklin County 4 H members, up from 104 last year. Among them 81 girls and 56 boys, mostly ages 10 to 12. Thirteen of 15 clubs will be represented, led by Pottawatomie Valley with 16 attendees. Agent Dave Smith cites returning attendees and peer encouragement as factors.
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Franklin County
Rock Springs
Pottawatomie Valley
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