We Care Theme Of US 4 H Week In Audrain County
National 4 H Week activities run October 4 to 10 in Audrain County. Area Youth Agent Max Miller explains the Head Heart Hands and Health program and recruiting leaders, recognizing supporters, and honoring 4 H Friends. Young people ages 8 to 19 from all backgrounds are welcome to join. The 4 H Council, local officers, volunteers, and the Mid Missouri Extension staff lead displays, a poster contest, and weeklong observances in Mexico and nearby areas. 4 H emphasizes project work with about 100 projects, records, exhibits, shows, and talks, plus camps, trips, fairs, scholarships, leadership, and citizenship programs. The office is in the Courthouse. phone 581-3231.
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Max Miller
Arly
Audrain
Miller
Audrain County
4-H Council
Mid-Missouri Extension
Mexico
Drain County
4-H
Molino Musketeers Complete Projects at 4-H Fair
The Molino Musketeers report six meetings with full attendance to finish projects. Members Carol and Susan Baker Donna McDermit and Donna Creed presented pillow cases laundry bags cutting boards foot stools and wall hangings at the Hi Way R-3 School illustrated talks and ribbons. The Baby Beef project also completed the year with five steers earning blue ribbons at the 4-H Fair and at Centralia and Paris. leaders John and Mrs. John Rudasill guided the displays.
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Molino Musketeers
Audrain Cary
Susan Baker
Hi-Way
Carol
Donna McDermit
Donna Creed
John Rudasil
Centralia
Paris
Jane Fisher
Merk
Warren
Barry Nordwald
Ean
Jeff Rudasill
John Rudasill
President Wishes 4 H Members Well
Dear 4-H Members the president congratulates you on the Head Heart Hands Health program and the We Care theme. He commends your concern for community country and your role in addressing property malnutrition and pollution while noting the value of 4 H leaders and public spirited volunteers guiding youth toward personal development and community betterment.
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4-H
America
4-H'ers Accept Challenge To Conserve All Resources
4-H youths nationwide are urged to join the conservation effort under the You Can Make the Difference program. Joan Deere of Moline is a major booster, with awards including a $52 county prize, medals, and trips to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago as incentives for outstanding conservation projects across counties and clubs.
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Dotton
National
Joan Deere
Moline
Chicago
Mos
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