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WATCH AG HERITAGE PARK FEATURE ON KTWU LINK:
Sunflower Journeys 2906
http://watch.ktwu.org/
Breeding operation in Goddard, KS; then travel to Ag Heritage Park in Alta Vista, KS to look at a collection of memorabilia commemorating early agricultural life in rural America; and we meet Katherine Kelly in our Plains People segment who tells us about Cultivate Kansas City.
Be sure to watch!
Again - TODAY! Saturday October 29th - 5:30 p.m.
CULTIVATING KANSAS HISTORY on
KTWU SUNFLOWER JOURNEYS
Saturday, October
29, 2016
KTWU-HD, Digital Channel 11.1 at 5:30 p.m.
Episode 2905
is AGRICULTURE
From GODDARD, KANSAS:
Clydesdale Horse Breeding
From ALTA VISTA, KANSAS:
Agricultural Heritage Park
SJ PLAINS PEOPLE Feature:
See how food, farms and
communities combine for a healthy local food system with Katherine Kelly of
Cultivate Kansas City
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Thank You
To All That
Participated In Old Settler's Day
at
Ag Heritage Park!
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| AHP Founder, Hazel Zimmerman, enjoyed visiting with many friends and family, including Judy and Larry Sorenson. She enjoyed sharing cake in honor of her 85th birthday, and reminiscing about the Park history since opening October, 1999. |
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| Ag Heritage Park appreciates the support shown by those that enjoyed the goodies and snacks provided. |
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| The morning allowed time for visiting at Ag Heritage Park. |
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| Lori Glessner, Alta Vista, was the winner of the barn quilt, "Sunflower Surprise," when her ticket was drawn at 3:30. Thank you to all that supported Ag Heritage Park with your ticket donations! |
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| Thank you to all that joined Ag Heritage Park in the traditional Old Settler's Day Parade!
 was able to do the corn picking demonstrations as planned at the corn field although rain cut the event short about 4:00. A big thank you to all that helped make the demonstrations possible. |
Plans For Saturday!
We are preparing for corn picking day on Saturday. If rain prevents us from being in the field picking corn, we will still be demonstrating A husker shredder, corn sheller, and horse-powered ear corn grinder. We will also be demonstrating barn block painting throughout the day. We will once again be selling tickets for a chance to win a 4x4 barn block, "Sunflower Chance". Tickets are 1 for $3, 2 for $5, 6 for $10. There will also be cake and coffee to celebrate Hazel Zimmerman's 85th birthday from 9:30-10:00. Hope to see you there!
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| "Sunflower Chance" 4' x 4' |
Barn Quilt Drawing
Saturday, September 24, 2016
3:30 p.m. - Drawing for a 4' x 4' Barn Quilt
Tickets are available on-site or by mail
(do not have to be present to win)
Tickets: 1 for $3.00, 2 for $5.00, 6 for $10.00
Ticket sales benefit Ag Heritage Park
To purchase tickets by mail please make checks payable to:
Ag Heritage Park
and mail to:
Ag Heritage Park
c/o 1128 D Avenue, Alta Vista KS 66834
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| Morris County Garfield School is on display at Ag Heritage Park. |
Searching for School Stories
The late Edla (Mostrom) Freeland and her daughter Gloria
Freeland did research and put together a booklet, "District Schools of
Morris County, Kansas."
Edla and Gloria discovered they had ample information and
photos for many of the 89 Morris County schools and not much for others. Gloria
wants to update the information and eventually have copies of the book printed.
Edla and her sister Edith attended the Marion Hill School
and graduated from Dwight High School. Edith, who married E.G. "Bud"
Keys, was a life-long resident of Morris County, and she taught more than 30
years in the county. The sisters also attended the Marion Hill Lutheran Church
and their uncle, J.J. Richard, was a pastor at the church for many years.
If you would share information, stories or photos of any
of the schools, please contact Gloria at gfreela@ksu.edu.
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