KFC Belton earns Triple Crown quality award
The Kentucky Fried Chicken outlet at 902 S. Main Belton Missouri owned by Grover L. Willer and managed by Jeff Snyder won KFC’s Triple Crown Award for quality service and cleanliness after employees scored perfect on three consecutive evaluations by mystery shoppers. Douglas County Farm Bureau hosts Market Sense Seminars at the county fairgrounds beginning Nov 1 with seven sessions covering marketing basics and planning. The $60 family registration covers all materials with contact at 843-2395.
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Sorghum contest deadline nears with big prizes
The 1989 Grain Sorghum Yield and Management Contest sponsored by NGSPA sets a midnight December 1 entry deadline. Postmark at least 30 days before harvest. results mailed by deadline. National first place earns a $1,000 trophy and cash. top three nationals may attend Leadership 2000. Contest forms available from NGSPA, Abernathy Texas, 79311, or call 806-298-2543.
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Franklin County 4-H'ers shine at Kansas State Fair
Franklin County 4-H teams and individuals earned top honors at the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson. Highlights include Carol Montgomery champion young cock and top overall team placing in meats judging. Thad and Theron Combs won multiple market barrow and gilt categories, Eric Anderson and Robin Cox led western pleasure results, and Amanda Duncan and Sara Knop captured reigning and barrels respectively. Several members had works selected for Rock Springs showcases and 4-H publications.
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Sara Knop
Job Mismatching Carwisés Problems By John Cunniff AP
More than six million labor force members are jobless yet employers struggle to fill entry level positions that need no skills or experience. The U S labor supply grows slowly and pockets of shortage appear nationwide. In Wilton Connecticut a supermarket offers six fifty to start part time for clerks and cashiers with training and raises to six eighty five after six months. Night shift starts seven sixty. Once in demand, such roles now require niche hiring as the economy nears its productive limit and unemployment sits around six point four million in August.
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