County Dairymen Rewarded
Franklin County 4-H dairy members and leaders are highlighted for dairy production contest success. The piece lists state winners from 1961 to 1973 across breeds and notes entries, records, and newsletters. It mentions Linda Peckham and Gene Van Horn leading June and July honor rolls with multiple cows listed.
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Franklin County
Franklin
Roger Thorn
Harry Peckham
Allen Peckham
Jeff van Horn
Linda Peckham
Robert Bozworth
Jersey
Leavenworth County
Gene van Horn
Linda
Dale Reichard
Two Climax Events Mark Franklin County 4-H Year
Franklin County 4-H year ends with two key events. The fair showcases 4-H projects while Achievement Night presents awards based on 4-H record books. A county awards committee judges project books from submitted records. Achievement Night takes place at Ottawa Junior High Auditorium on Saturday November 17 at 8 p.m.
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Franklin County
Ottawa Junior High
Kandee Wray Named Miss 4-H 1973 in Tears of Joy
Kandee Wray, member of the Trail Blazers 4-H club, is crowned Miss 4-H 1973 after Joel Nordeen reads the sealed envelope. She plans to promote 4-H, attend many meetings, and has a long record of projects and trophies including fat lamb, canning, and sewing. Her eight-year 4-H run features grand champion lamb titles, sweepstakes in flower projects, and leadership roles. This will be her final 4-H year.
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Joan Istas
Joel Nordeen
Kandee Wray
Kandee
Johnny
Theron
Canning
Hutchinson
Trail Blazers
Dairyman Dairy Management Program Oct 17 Details
Dairymen are invited to a dairy management program on Wednesday Oct 17 at 8 p m in the Farm Bureau meeting room. Kansas State University dairy specialists discuss protein supplements costed rations and silage additions. K State scientist Bob Schalles and Bill Rankin of Mid-Am Milk outline calf weaning, vaccination, and feeding strategies for beef cows and calves.
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Robert Bozworth
Farm Bureau
Ralph Bonewitz
Dick Dunham
Kansas State University
Bill Rankin
Mid-Am
Douglas County
Don’t Make Shift By Sue Heller
Advice warns against using an old refrigerator shelf for barbecuing due to cadmium plating. It suggests using a shelf from an old range and urges utensils to be used only for their original purpose to avoid contaminating food.
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Sue Hellar
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