National 4-H Congress to honor 270 winners in Chicago
The 51st National 4-H Congress in Chicago November 26 to 30 will feature remarks by Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz and columnist Carl Rowan. Scholarships and other awards totaling over 187 300 will be presented to 270 4-H winners, donated by 55 corporations, businesses and foundations.
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Carl Rowan
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A New Day A New Way for 4-H in Wisconsin Clover Power Month
Surveys show young people lead in volunteering improving health and safety and aiding underprivileged families. The 4-H program motivates youth to solve problems and participate in decision making with a goal of expanding into urban areas and continuing growth. The 1972 theme urges 4-Hers leaders and friends to strengthen relevance to today's youth.
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America
4-H Club Facts and Member Responsibilities
A summary of core 4-H Club facts including age range from 9 to 19 and clubs in all states plus Puerto Rico and 50+ countries. It notes support from USDA, University of Wisconsin agriculture, and sponsors, plus requirements of at least five members, a local leader, six or more meetings, democratic structure, and project participation. Members must enroll in at least one project, keep records, attend two-thirds of meetings, present at club activities, and exhibit projects locally or countywide.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Urban 4-H Programs Expand Across Major Cities
Urban 4-H initiatives grow quickly with programs now active in Chicago Newark Indianapolis Los Angeles Cleveland Atlanta and Boston serving urban youths with youth development activities and community involvement opportunities statewide and nationally.
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Chicago
Newark
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Atlanta
Boston
4-H expands from rural roots to urban programs nationwide
The 4-H system reaches five million youths with 33 percent in rural areas, 43 percent in small towns, and 24 percent in metropolitan areas. Urban 4-H programs now exist in major cities including Chicago and Los Angeles, with nationwide reach across all states and 85 countries. Clubs undertake environmental projects, health and safety checks, nutrition education, and outreach to handicapped youths, earning praise from governors, mayors, and councils.
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Wisconsin Proclaims October as Clover-Power Month
Governor Patrick J. Lucey has proclaimed October 1972 as Wisconsin 4-H Clover-Power Month. The move honors Wisconsin’s role in 4-H origins and aligns with National 4-H Club Week October 1 7. Open houses and events run October 15 21 to recruit new 4-H members.
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Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin
Frank Campbell
Lucey
University of Wisconsin- Madison
Railway and Ward mark silver 4-H support anniversary
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company and Montgomery Ward celebrate their silver anniversary of backing 4-H in 1972, highlighting a long standing community partnership and youth program support.
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Montgomery Ward
First time boys eligible in 4-H dress revue
The 4 H dress revue program sponsored by Simplicity Pattern Company opens to boys as participants for the first time. This marks an inclusive expansion of the event, inviting a broader group of youth to showcase their sewing and design skills.
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Simplicity Pattern Co
4-H’s Half Million Volunteers Back Young America
A wide tribute to 4-H volunteers and supporters from commerce, police, fire departments, extensions, and foundations. The speech praises 30 million 4-H alumni guiding youth, notes federal and local backing, and urges expansion into urban areas for America’s largest youth organization.
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4-H Leaders Banquet Set for October 30 in Blanchardville
The 4-H Leaders Banquet will be held October 30 at the Blanchardville Legion Hall starting at 7 45 p.m. The Blanchardville Legion Auxiliary will serve the meal. Speaker Art Kurtz Assistant Secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture will address The A to Zs of 4 H Leadership.
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Blanchardville
Legion Hall
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