Anchor Savings promotes Larry Radke to EVP and COO
Anchor Federal Savings and Loan announces Larry Radke as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. A Marine veteran, Radke joined Anchor Savings in 1962 as data processing coordinator, became controller in 1965 and Treasurer in 1973, with recent duties in deposit services and corporate services. Jeffrey B Peabody adds Certified Gemologist title from Sutton's Jewelry, in line with American Gem Society standards.
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Anchor Federal Savings and Loan
Anchor Savings
Larry Radke
U.S. Marine Corps
Radke
Deposit Services Administration
Jeffrey B. Peabody
Sutton’s Jewelry
S. Main
American Gem Society
District FFA officers attend 1989 Leadership Conference
Several area students serve as officers for the East Central District of FFA. David Katzer is sentinel from Garnett, Aaron Higbie is vice president from Williamsburg, and Steve Smith is treasurer from Williamsburg. They attended the 1989 State FFA Leadership Conference for District Officers held September 30 to October 1.
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East Central
FFA
David Katzer
Sentinel
Garnett
Aaron Higbie
Williamsburg
Steve Smith
Longtime USDA Extension staff honored at Manhattan conference
Robert W. Bozworth a Franklin County agriculture agent receives a 30 year service award with the U S Department of Agriculture through the Cooperative Extension Service at Kansas State University John W Glenna M Felts a Douglas County home economist also earns a 10 year service award at the ongoing annual extension service conference in Manhattan
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Robert W. Bozworth
Franklin County
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas State University
the Extension Service At
Manhattan
Glenna M. Felts
Douglas County
Insurance official attends national life underwriters meeting
Robert L. Shields, CLA, of 111 W. 2nd, attended the National Association of Life Underwriters annual meeting in Boston as a voting delegate and Northwest ern Mutual representative. In Lawrence the Williamsburg and Central Heights FFA chapters placed fourth and fifth in a dairy cattle contest, with Lyder eighth high, Anderson ninth, and team leaders Higbie, Stinebaugh for Williamsburg and Haight, Froggaite for Central Heights.
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Robert L. Shields
CLA
W. 2Nd
National Association of Life Underwriters
Boston
Shields
Lawrence Association of Life Underwriters
Northwestern Mutual
Williamsburg
Central Heights
FFA
Lawrence
Larry Lyder
Eric Anderson
Lyder
Audra Higbie
Gene
Ex-Ottawan Joe Terrill Helped Win Two KS Architects Awards
Former Ottawan Joe Terrill belongs to Horst Terrill and Karst of Topeka which earned Kansas Society of Architects design awards for the Kansas Expocentre project and Washburn University's Academic Computer Center. The Expocentre is a core part of a redevelopment of an 80 acre fairgrounds into a multi use convention complex. Judges praised the Expocentre as a high quality space for sports, music, family and community events in an arena atmosphere. Terrill is married to the McCracken family member.
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Joe Terrill
Topeka
Horst, Terrill and Karst
Kansas Society of Architects
Horst, Terrill and
Karst
Kansas
Ter
Washburn University
Kansas Hay Directory Available From Kansas Board of Agriculture
The latest Kansas Hay Directory is now available on request from the Kansas State Board of Agriculture marketing division. Free copies can be requested by writing to 109 SW 9th Topeka Kan 66612-1282 or by calling 1-800-228-5724.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Kansas Hay Directory
Kan
Scott Corder
Corder
Beyond Video
Butler Music
OMA
Franklin County youths head to national meat judging contest
The Franklin County 4 H meat judging team will represent Kansas at the National Western Youth Meat Identification and Judging Contest in Denver after placing second at the Kansas State Fair. Team members Travis Haight Aaron Higbie Adam Weigand and Thad Combs are coached by Heath Higbie and Steven Haight.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Denver
Travis Haight
Princeton Goal Busters
Aaron Higbie
Burg
Adam Weigand
Rambling Ranchers
Thad Combs
Pomona Pioneers
Heath Higbie
Franklin County Meats
Steven Haight
Pine needle yellowing and threeawn control findings
Kansas State University experts report rapid inner needle yellowing in pines, with drought likely causing early two-year needle drop, and note that new growth will emerge from healthy terminal buds. They warn of sooty blotch and flyspeck on apples and recommend benomyl captan sprays next season. Prairie threeawn can be controlled by fall burning when soil is moist, followed by July haying and avoiding herbicides.
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Robert Bosworth
KSU Plant Diagnostic Laboratory
Paul Ohlenbusch
Kansas State University
Cowley
Kansas
Ohlenbusch
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