Applications continue to be accepted for several Kentucky Farm Bureau college scholarships for adults.
   The largest is the $3,000 Paul D. Everman Scholarship for non-traditional students who are at least 23 years of age.  Applications for the 2008-08 school year must be postmarked by May 1, the same day that forms for the $1,000 Young Farmer Scholarship and the $1,000 Louis F. Ison Scholarship must be in the mail.
   Kentucky Farm Bureau will receive applications until Oct. 31 for the $1,500 Women’s Education Grant for women who have resumed their college education.
   For more information, contact Susie Tanner, Kentucky Farm Bureau’s director of youth development, at 502-495-5000 or click here: http://www.kyfb.com/federation/Scholarships/scholarship.asp.

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KENTUCKY FARM BUREAU

Kentucky Farm Bureau president Marshall Coyle, right, and David S. Beck, federation’s executive vice president, presented a special commendation to Jewell Arnett of Magoffin County for her years of service to the organization. Arnett, a former state director and women’s leader, has participated in 59 state annual meetings and 55 annual American Farm Bureau meetings throughout the country. Coyle and Beck make their presentation at a surprise 90th birthday party friends held for her in Salyersville. Photo by Larry Smith