Objectives Of 4 H Many And Varied
The article outlines ten 4-H objectives guiding youth development toward better living physically mentally socially economically and spiritually. It emphasizes home life work experience leadership research scientific decision making agriculture and home economics career exploration conservation healthful living and wise leisure use.
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McClintic 4-H Club Led By Mrs Robison Despite Size
The McClintic Pioneers 4-H Club with 18 members highlights achievements at the Audrain County 4-H Fair including winning the hog ticket sale prize and second in club participation. The piece notes projects such as Child Care, Clothing, Crafts, Foods, and Gardening, fund-raisers, events, and trips to 4-H camp and Citizenship Short Course with officers listed.
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Frank Robison
McClintic Pioneers
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Washington, D.C
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Marlene Dobelin
Cheryl Schutte
Kim Burns
Terri Robison
Kathy Schutte
Cathy Maxwell
Lee Ann Maxwell
Karla Phears
John Maxwell
Beekeeping 4-H Project Yields Blue Ribbon Honey
Beekeeper recounts beginning with a birthday kit, a delayed bee arrival, and a damaged box. After assembling the hive, bees settled in by May, a first honey harvest followed in July earning a blue ribbon at the 4-H Fair. Plans include more hives next spring and tastier winter biscuits.
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