Seneca County 4-H Marks 25 Years of Service
The Seneca County 4-H program celebrates its 25th anniversary in 1967. Since 1942 the program has grown with 45 clubs, 546 members, 71 adult leaders and 22 junior leaders. Highlights include bicycle safety programs, conservation days, dog obedience, hunter safety, and extensive projects across foods, clothing, home economics, horticulture, livestock, and small animals.
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Conservation Day
Interlaken
Border City
Waterloo
Cornell University
Conservation Day engages youth across county
Hundreds of young people participate in a Conservation Day organized by the Conservation Advisory Committee with educators, sportsmen, groups, and State and Federal agencies. The program adds recreation and leader discussions across county areas and includes dog obedience, hunter safety, and boat safety. Contact the 4-H office in Waterloo at 539-9251 for 1967 updates with agents G. William Niles and Margaret Bennett assisting.
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Recre
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G. William Niles
Margaret Bennett
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