Ontario adopts 4-H name for boys and girls club work
Ontario shifts to 4-H as the official name for youth club work in the province. The change follows adoption of club projects in calf and grain clubs, farm safety, and livestock projects, with Halton County organizing the first 4-H style clubs and plan for a regional youth federation.
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