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Vol. 7, No. 33 July 3, 2001
IN THIS ISSUE...
...Knight Ridder Series
...Recognition Opportunity for How 4-H Helps Teach
About Agriculture
...4-H Horse Judging Contest Results
...Master Schedule
...Tuesday
Letter Archives
KNIGHT RIDDER SERIES
Knight Ridder news service will be providing to the media a 15 part
series on End of Life issues this fall. This would be a good opportunity
to work with local newspapers to encourage them to take advantage of
this free series. We understand that there is to be a website so the
newspapers can access more information. I will pass that on to you as
soon as it becomes available. It could provide a good avenue for
offering classes using the K-State Research and Extension materials,
"End of Life: Kansans Deserve Excellent Care." Another
suggestion is to work with Kansas Health Ethics, 316-684-1991, for
information on Advanced Directives. These articles will be available the
first week of September. Your local paper can choose to run part or all
of the series. If they should run all of it, the series will last until
mid-December. --Jenell Smith JMSmith@oznet.ksu.edu
RECOGNITION OPPORTUNITY FOR HOW 4-H
HELPS TEACH ABOUT AGRICULTURE
In the April, 2001, issue of Farm Journal, the Pitt County (N.C.) 4-H
Club is featured. They are serving as spokespersons for agriculture.
Farm Journal magazine is looking for a
letter describing how an individual or group teach nonfarmers about
farming. Clippings, pictures and videos can all be included with the
application. Entries are due December 15, 2001. Send to Farm
Spokesperson of the Year, Farm Journal, Box 137, Champaign, IL
61824-0137. Thanks to Nancy Peterson for sharing this information.
--Steve Fisher sfisher@oznet.ksu.edu
4-H HORSE JUDGING CONTEST RESULTS
The 4-H Horse Judging Contest was held in Weber Hall, Kansas State
University, June 26, with 104 4-Hers participating.
The following are the results:
Beginners Top Ten (new this
year)
1. Kelsi Grow, Cowley County - 387
2. Lucas Littrell, Cowley County - 375
3. Jarrett Gowdy, Cowley County - 375
4. Brandy Bauman, Cowley County - 369
5. Lauren James, Morris County - 366
6. Emily Schmeidler - Cowley County - 364
7. Kyla Bishop, Wichita County -362
8. Macinda Musgrave, Cowley County - 362
9. Laura Phillips, Wyandotte County - 360
10.John Land, Johnson County - 357
Intermediate - Teams Overall
1. Finney County - 1356
2. Neosho/Labette Counties - 1320
3. Hamilton/Kearny Counties - 1317
4. Jackson County - 1315
5. Lyon County - 1310
6. Douglas County - 1289
7. Wichita County - 1276
8. Pawnee County - 1234
Intermediate - Individuals
Overall
1. Andy Schmitz - Jackson County - 466
2. Sydney Shafer - Lyon County - 465
3. Kate Barker - Neosho County - 460
4. Kyla Lee - Finney County - 459
5. Jami Eder - Wichita County - 457
6. Tara Schilling Finney County - 453
7. Danny Koons, Kearny County - 450
8. Whitney Plunkett, Hamilton County - 446
9. Alex Wolking, Finney County - 444
10. Jamie Dysart, Jackson County - 439
Senior Teams Overall
1. Finney County - 1635
2. Labette County - 1629
3. Harvey County - 1618
4. Greeley/Hamilton/Kearny Counties - 1614
5. Greenwood/Sedgwick Counties - 1598
6. Wyandotte County - 1595
7. Jackson County - 1560
8. Neosho County - 1546
9. Douglas County - 1522
10. Lyon County - 1416
Seniors - Individuals Overall
1. Kelsey Kohlman - Hamilton County - 563
2. Sara Weller - Finney County - 557
3. Kendra Baehler - Harvey County - 555
4. Jake Lauer - Finney County - 554
5. Dustin Cranor - Labette County - 554
6. Jamie McKinzie - Labette County - 543
7. Lexie Hayes - Greenwood County - 543
8. Sam Chance - Wyandotte County - 541
9. Shenandoah Gage - Sedgwick County - 539
10.Andy Bloom - Jackson County - 535
--Ann Domsch
VIEW
THE MASTER SCHEDULE OR ADD NEW ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS .
Submit
corrections to previously submitted items to jzarger@oznet.ksu.edu
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DATES TAKEN FROM THE
MASTER SCHEDULE FOR JULY 11, 2001, THROUGH JULY 17, 2001:
Wednesday, July 11,
through Saturday, July 14
.... Mitchell County Fair, Beloit, NE
.... Sedgwick County Fair, Cheney, SC
Wednesday, July 11,
through Sunday, July 15
.... Barton County Fair, Great Bend, SC
Thursday, July 12,
through Saturday, July 14
.... Clark County Fair, Ashland, SW
.... Howard Elk County Fair, Howard, SE
.... Tri-County Free Fair, Herington/DK, SC
Saturday, July 14,
through Sunday, July 22
.... Ellis County Fair, Hays, NW
Sunday, July 15, through
Wednesday, July 18
.... Woodson County Fair, Yates Center, SE
Sunday, July 15, through
Thursday, July 19
.... Smith County Fair, Smith Center, NW
Monday, July 16, through
Thursday, July 19
.... Edwards County Fair, Kinsley, SW
.... Kiowa County 4-H & Free Fair, Greensburg, SW
Monday, July 16, through
Friday, July 20
.... Kearny County Fair, Lakin, SW
.... Rice County 4-H Fair, Lyons, SC
Monday, July 16, through
Saturday, July 21
.... Bourbon County Fair, Fort Scott, SE
Tuesday, July 17, through
Wednesday, July 18
.... ServSafe-Serving Safe Food, Salina and surrounding area, SC
& NE, Karen Penner kpenner@oznet.ksu.edu
Tuesday, July 17, through
Friday, July 20
.... Brown County Free Fair, Horton, NE
.... Ottawa County Fair, Minneapolis, SC
Tuesday, July 17, through
Saturday, July 21
.... Anderson County Fair, Garnett, SE
.... Clay County Fair Assn., Clay Center, NE
.... Logan County Fair, Oakley, NW
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