Lane Girl Goes International Lane Girl Goes International
Lane 4-H member Janice Stevens, 14, explored the new Food with an International Flavor phase for 1971-72. She studied French foods using her pen pal and teacher insights, learning about France's school system, wine culture, and eight course meals while earning a blue ribbon for French bread at the Mid America Fair. She plans to expand into English, German, and Russian foods next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Istas
Lane
Janice Stevens
Janice
Michael Keegan
France
Guy Forrest
Topeka
Entomology Hobby Passed On in McGlashon Family
Shawn McGlashon of Wellsville pursues the 4 H entomology project continuing a family tradition from her great grandfather to her father and herself. She collects and mounts insects, expanding from one to two exhibit boxes, identifies specimens with Latin names, and has earned blue ribbons and a state blue for her butterfly and moth collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Istas
Wellsville
McGlashon
Shawn McGlashon
Shawn
Johnson County
Repairs at Briles Schoolhouse by 4-H Club
WELLSVILLE The Full O Pep 4-H club held meetings at Briles schoolhouse. Fathers repaired a corner, scraped old paint, and families painted the building on Labor Day. Members and parents express pride in the improved, nicer appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Briles
Study Bugs And Gardening By James Wakeman
James Wakeman describes entomology as the study of insects and practical garden use. He explains life cycles, control methods, and the value of bees for pollination while sharing a family garden with squash bugs and wireworms and noting approved insecticides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wakeman
Princeton Jolly Workers
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Lane Girl Goes International
Russell Cooper
Richmond
Kansas
Barrow
Franklin County
Russell
Allis Chalmers
S. Main
Franklin County Implement Company
Ottawa
By Dean Chambers
Umber
Eile Nate Schmanke
G. Anderson
Phork
Ottawa, Kansas
Peoples Orf
Peoples National
Sank
FO 2
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