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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1971
Page
5
Mrs. Richard Hewitt explains square dancing has become an art not a high stepping affair. It teaches basic figures, is taught nationwide, and supports 4 H in Franklin County with county club days and regional contests.
Lori Kissinger reports on Town And Country 4H Club with youngsters sharing how the program is enjoyable and engaging. Sue Hull notes provide a playful take appropriate for the page.
Debbie Blakely outlines practical advice for a rabbit project focusing on commercial profitability. Emphasis areas include proper breed standards per ARBA, careful buck and doe pairing, disease and welfare considerations, clean housing, predator protection, daily feeding and watering, salt management, nest preparation before kindling, litter sizes, heat effects, and timing of fryer readiness at 4.5 to 5 pounds.
Trail Blazers 4-H club kept busy all year with activities from wiener roasts to a Christmas party. They sent donations to Kansas and National 4-H Foundations, held model meetings, blue ribbons, swimming, box suppers, and exchange nights. Ten entrants competed in County Club days. 28 members exhibited 84 items at the Ottawa Franklin County Fair earning ten purple ribbons. The club aided concession stands and ended with achievement night and ribbons display.
Clover Leaf 4-H members under project leader Mrs. Vernon Stewart plan to sew eight vinyl aprons for Head Start, replacing cotton for better painting use. Betsy Woods Elaine Allen Barbara Page Tammy Stewart Kathy Baer Julie Baer Terri Brunson Diane Brunson Janet Coen participate, with funds from a county fair booth to buy large picture books for the program.
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