Wisconsin 4-H Week Proclaimed by Earl and Reagan
Governor Anthony S. Earl designates October 5 to 11, 1986 as 4-H Week in Wisconsin to honor youth contributions and lifelong skills. President Ronald Reagan proclaims national 4-H Week, praising over four million members and 600000 volunteers for their role in communities.
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Anthony S. Earl
Ronald Reagan
Wisconsin
Earl
Reagan
Four Wisconsin 4-Hers excel in engineering event
Three Wisconsin 4-H members from the northern region competed in the Western National 4-H Engineering Event in Omaha Nebraska. Aaron Dahlberg Joel Goller and Roger Wywialowski earned second sixth and eighth place finishes in bicycle small engine and tractor contests.
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Wisconsin
Omaha
Nebr
Aaron Dahlberg
Joel Goller
Roger Wychalowski
Richard Dahlbert
Rice
Aaron
Schwinn Bicycle Company
Jim Goller
Cornell
Joel
Roger Wywialowski
Paul Wywialowski
Phillips
Volunteers Rally To Strengthen Outagamie 4-H Appleton
Outagamie County forms 4 H Volunteer Force led by Jeanne Baum to boost the 4 H program. Adult volunteers Mary Hayden Cindy Nickel Frances Noack and Nancy Zanon from Valley 4 H Buchanan Badgers 4 H and North Star 4 H advocate three goals: higher volunteer ownership involvement and responsibility. clearer UW Extension support. and a redefined educational role for the county 4 H youth agent.
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Outagamie County
Jeanne Baum
Mary Hayden
Valley
Cindy Nickel
Buchanan Badgers
Frances Noack
North Star
Nancy Zanon
Miss Baum
Uw-Extension
County 4-H
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Loyal Elmdale
Greenwood Bixbys
Granton Bakers Veal Ranch
Medford
John Deere Deale
John Deere
Scobey
Montana
Soley
Durand Imp. Inc
Durand
Fyfe
Fargo
Rexnord
SYLO
Rexnord Ae
A.O. Smith
Midwa
Stadt
Marshfield
Brad Shrake