Local 4-H star Dean Chambers wins national scholarship
Dean Chambers, a former Full O'Pep 4-H member from Franklin County, started with a fat ugly market lamb and rose to become a national 4-H scholarship winner in veterinary science. He built a 75 head Suffolk flock, won multiple fair trophies, learned sheep shearing, and earned a DeKalb national scholarship after excelling in district awards and leadership roles.
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Alan Duffle
Suffolk
Sandy
Dandy
Grampy
Batdorf
Franklin County
Smitty
J.C. Smith
Dr. Smith
Mort
Lintercase
Colby
Colby Community College
Richmond Free Fair
Kansas
Colorado
May Featured Speaker At Soybean Meeting
William May president of the Federal Land Bank of Wichita will headline the sixth annual Kansas Soybean Association meeting at Ottawa University auditorium on December 7. Registration starts 9 15 a m with program at 10 a m followed by a 1 15 p m luncheon. Jeff Warner Towanda 4 H winner will be honored and 1978 soybean production contest winners receive plaques at the luncheon.
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William May
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Kansas Soybean Set
May
Ottawa University
Ottawa Production Credit Association
Charles Hamon
State Soybean Association
George Landsverk
Cargill Inc
Wichita
Cecil Nickell
K-State
Bill Duitsman
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Soybean Commission
Jeff Warner
Jeff
Towanda
Beef Program and Forage Testing Tips for Cattle Producers
Dr Homer Caley will discuss beef herd health and feeder calf handling at the Extension meeting December 6 in the Courts Building basement. The Kansas Soybean Association meets December 7 at Ottawa University Administration Building with talks on market development processing and land prices. A Ladies Day program airs at 11 45 a m in the Gold Room, Ottawa Student Union, with Leatrice Schroeder presiding and demonstrations on decorative eggs.
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Robert Bozworth
Homer Caley
K-State University Extension
Caley
Kansas Soybean Association
Ottawa University
Corah
Ottawa Student Union
Kansas 4-H'ers Attend National Congress in Chicago
Forty one Kansas 4-H youths join 1650 delegates from across the nation at the 57th National 4-H Congress in Chicago. Dean Chambers and Ramona Lintner of Wellsville earned trips as state and national award winners in dairy foods and DeKalb scholarships. Kansas winners include Beth Haworth Laura Linsey Randolph Russell Benjamin Whiteside Kelly Gibbs Dee Anderson Lane Newell. The group left Topeka by bus November 24 and will return Friday after five days of tours and congress activities with the theme 4-H Freedom to Be and a focus on energy.
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Franklin County
Dean Chambers
Ramona Lintner
Chicago
Ramona
Dean
Rudy Lintner
Wellsville
Kansas
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