Harold Ensley to Speak at 1968 Franklin County Achievement Night
4-H Achievement Night in Memorial Auditorium November 16 at 7 30 p m features Harold Ensley star of Sportsman's Friend on KCMO TV as speaker. Event honors 4 H members with bronze pins Club Seals Who's Who awards and County Club awards with Ottawa Chamber of Commerce sponsors and free admission refreshments after program.
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Bill R. Merhoff
Franklin County
Memorial Auditorium
Harold Ensley
Kcmo-Tv
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Loyal Neighbors Club Notes and World View Invite
The Loyal Neighbors met at Mrs Bernard Smiths home on October 28. Mrs Bob McLain led the lesson Tattle Tale Tags emphasizing label readings and test on trade names. New officers include Mrs Don Higdon president and Mrs Gene Adams vice president with others serving as secretary treasurer and reporter.
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Bernard Smith
Bob McLain
Kansas Homemakers News
Don Higdon
Gene Adams
W. G. Ransom
Wayne Reichard
Joe Blake
E.H.U
Ottawa
Recognition Banquet and Masquerade Party Held
A recognition banquet for outstanding 4-H leaders was held Friday evening in Ottawa University’s Student Union. Leonard Humphrey and his wife received long service honors, and W H Williams was praised for seventeen years of 4-H leadership. Martha Christie hosted as Mistress of Ceremonies with Franklin County Bankers Association backing. The Junior Judgers club installed new officers Jackie Beauchamp president Kathy Wilkerson vice president Sherri Bond treasurer Sue Gottschamer reporter and welcomed Donna L K Eichenberger Rama Swank to advisory. Donna Hanson and Darlene Montague joined as new members. Carolyn Wilkerson was honored with a token of appreciation.
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Ottawa University
Leonard Humphrey
W. H. Williams
Trail Blazers Club
Franklin County
Martha Christie
Franklin County Bankers Association
Edgar Swank
Jackie Beauchamp
Kathy Wilkerson
Sherri Bond
Sue Gottschamer
Donna _ LK Eichenberger
Rama Swank
Donna Hanson
Darlene Montague
Carolyn Wilkerson
Preparing Thanksgiving Vegetables in Classic Holiday Style
Fresh vegetables elevate the holiday table with timing and seasoning tips. The article outlines selecting bright, firm produce and offers affordable, tested recipes for peas, asparagus with sour cream, Brussels sprouts casserole, and carrot pimiento sauce as companions to turkey.
Rural Fire Fighting Training and 1969 Extension Meetings
Training for rural fire fighters will be offered at 7 p.m. November 14 and 15 in the Ottawa City Hall Meeting Room with Kansas State Extension Forester Harry P. Gaylor detailing basic rural fire fighting concepts and hazards with limited water. The Franklin County Agricultural Extension Council meets November 14 at Ottawa Masonic Hall to elect a nine member executive board and plan the 1969 program. Additional Extension meetings are listed for November including calf disease, swine improvement, income tax management, and a feedlot nutrition school. A one pound nut sample for the Kansas Nut Growers Show is urged by Dr. Frank Morrison with a November 15 deadline. show set for December 11 at Parsons with cash prizes and ribbons.
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Ottawa City Hall
Harry P. Gaylor
Kansas State Extension Forester
Franklin County Agricultural Extension Council
Ottawa Masonic Hall
Kansas Nut Growers
Frank D. Morrison
KNGA
Parsons
Morrison
KSA_ Horticulture Department
Waters Hall
K-State
Manhattan
Kan
Municipal
Franklin County Recreation Potentials Assessed by EARL L Wier
A Franklin County recreation potentials study by EARL L Wier and partners evaluates twelve activity categories. It finds five high, six medium, and one limited development potential, with emphasis on camping, picnicking, fishing waters, hunting areas, shooting preserves, natural and historic areas, and water impoundments for multi use development. Wildlife habitat and water resources underpin the outlook.
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Earl L, Wier
Franklin County
Paul Archer
Farmers Home Administration
Bob Bozworth
Frederick Wood
The
Soil Conservation Service
Jack Walstrom
Conservation Service
Eugene residents approve $225 million nuclear plant bond
Eugene voters approve a $225 million bond for a 1 million kilowatt nuclear power plant to be built with operation slated by 1976. The measure was approved Tuesday, paving the way for construction and future energy output in the region.
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Eugene, Ore
Eugene
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EHU
Kansas State University
Kansas
India
China
Allen Brettell
Holtz Hall
Wiggins
Main
Turkey
Company
Carole
Grigsby
City Hall
Swine Improvement Association
House of Douglas
Jackson County
Bozworth
Ardwarat Ules
S. Main
BUDGE
Ely
Osoes
Rexall
Raney Reynolds
Rexall Drugs
John Reynolds
Free Prescription Delivery
BankAmericard
Bonanza
Atchison
Concordia
el Dorado
Goodland Hays
Pratt
Topeka
California
29Th & Gage
N. Topeka
Wellington
Wichita No
Central
N. Coolidge
S. Hillside
West St
Burger Bar
Bike’s
QWON
the Rainbow Colors
Fogle
AG. Lime
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