Worthwhile youth center meeting covers crafts and safety talks
October gathering at the Youth Center carried a carry-in dinner as the program committee chaired by Mrs. Glenice Brown Pearl Davidson and Clara Smith led. Arlis Loyd presided and 25 members and families attended a Bess Nichols home picnic. Officers elected for 1972 include Mrs. Mable Gilliland president Lois Curry vice president Lois McIntosh secretary Mildred Brinkmeyer treasurer Gladys Loyd public relations and Emma Lou Sullins recreation.
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Glenice Brown
Pearl Davidson
Clara Smith
Arlis Loyd
Bess. Nichols
Merle
Lois Curry
Lois McIntosh
Mildred Brinkmeyer
Gladys Loyd
Emma Lou Sullins
Crestview Nursing Home
Rich Forster
Southwestern Bell
Dan Miller
Ottawa University
Wycoff
Wycoff Ehu
Wesley Sylvester
Carolyn Blake
Joanne Scribner
Rock Creek
Darrell Macy
Dorthea Hahn
Grace Williams
Ruth Breckenridge
Plants How They Improve Our Environment booklet released
Soil Conservation Society of America publishes the seventh in its environment education series. The booklet explains how plants produce oxygen curb pollution reduce noise and prevent soil erosion for elementary students. It urges planting flowers shrubs and trees and includes do it yourself activities. Single copies cost 25 cents from SCSA 7515 Northeast Ankeny Road Ankeny Iowa 50021 with quantity discounts via local chapter. order blanks from Ottawa Soil Conservation Service.
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Soil Conservation Society of America
William C. Weickert
Osage City
Pony Express
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Ankeny
Iowa
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Kansas 4-H Congress Honors Youth in Wichita
Kansas 4 H Congress honors 100 Sunflower State youth in 10 programs and state champion judging teams in clothing food nutrition home improvement and seed identification. Linda Peckham of Full O Pép 4 H Club represents Franklin County and placed in blue ribbon food nutrition. Talks by Willard Garvey and Richard Hrdlicka emphasize environmental quality of life. delegates receive certificates at Friday banquet. Sponsors include Kansas 4 H Foundation Southwestern Bell and Hesston Corporation among others.
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David R. Smith
Kansas
Wichita
Linda Peckham
Franklin County
Linda
James Peckham
Rantoul
Food Nutrition
Congress
Willard W. Garvey
Garvey Foundation
Richard Hrdlicka
Hesston Corporation
Hesston
Kansas 4-H Foundation
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Topeka
American Legion of Kansas
Rural Electric Cooperatives
the Electric Companies of Kansas
Federal
Kansas Representative Speaks at Hereford Convention
Gary Chandler represented Kansas at the American Royal Hereford Convention Sunday. His subject was The Breed That Fits All Cattlemen's Needs. Kansas was among 10 states chosen to have a speaker at the convention.
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Gary Chandler
Kansas
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