Meigs County 4 H Youth In 1973 Work Stats
In 1973 Meigs County 4 H programs enrolled 1 088 youths with 446 boys and 642 girls. Nine hundred eighty nine were in farm or nonfarm clubs under 87 volunteer advisors. Six new clubs formed adding 70 members and 16 advisors. Programs spanned 38 activities led by nutrition and Ex panded Nutrition reaching 410 youths not in 4 H. The piece ends with a call for a job for all Meigs Countians to make the best better.
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Meigs County
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4 H club members share 4 H experiences across Ohio
Barbara Ann Jordon Amy MacDonald Becky MacCombs Mandie Rose Basham Connie Hensley describe long involvement in 4 H clubs in Ohio. They recount projects from sewing to dairy kids and dog obedience, camp leadership, fair judging and state fair awards, highlighting learning by doing and friends across counties.
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Barbara Ann Jordon
Columbia
Amy MacDonald
Buckeyes
The
Brian MacDonald
Francis Young
Michelle Hart
Ohio
Mike Young
Jason MacDonald
Connie Hensley
Amesville
Polly
Athens Training Club
Athens County
Lucky By Ronnie Wood 4-H Camp Notes at Camp Ohio
Ronnie Wood, freshman at Meigs High, attended the 38th Ohio 4-H Conservation Camp eight miles east of Utica. He describes registration, cabin life, workshops on water resources and land use, farm tours, a bus trip to area facilities, and a rain spoiled cookout before returning home.
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Ronnie Wood
Norman Wood
Meigs High
Snowville
Ohio
Utica
Charles Smith
Hugh
Ben Colville
Broken Arrow
Coshocton City
North Appalachian Experimental
Fred Bruny
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