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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1964
Page
4
Kansas State University and the Kansas Extension Service spotlight 4 H during National 4 H Club Week from September 26 to October 3 and 4 H Enrollment Month as a new club year opens. More than 32 000 club members in Kansas will showcase projects and leadership while inviting prospective members and parents to join the 4 H movement.
Governor Anderson proclaims National 4 H Club Week and Kansas Enrollment Month. The document notes the 50th anniversary of 4 H legislation in 1964, the program’s reach since 1914, and benefits in character, citizenship, and leadership for youth ages 8 to 20 across races and economic backgrounds.
Corbin Kentucky honors 94 year old James Corbin Floyd who gave the town its middle name. The town dates to the 1880s when leaders weighed several suggestions before a clergyman proposed naming it after his young relative. Floyd, a guest at the Nibroc Festival, lives in nearby White Oak Kentucky.
Lyle Humphrey writes on the Junior Judgers Club in Kansas describing 1220 clubs statewide. Members pursued dairy, photography, beef, swine, crops, clothing, electricity, woodwork, rabbits and poultry while the unit organized civil defense and people to people work. Highlights include a Wiener roast in October and a May church observance at Richter Methodist Church.
Anne Christie exemplifies 4 H work shaping a teenager through cooking horsemanship clothing and leadership. She judged foods at the State Fair and modeled a school dress in 1963 Public Style Revue. She earned county awards and served Rambling Ranchers as pianist vice president and president while attending Rock Springs Ranch camps and 4 H Round-Up. She credits 4 H with teaching expression and life skills.
Kansas State University President James A. McCain salutes 4-H during National 4-H Club Week and October enrollment month. He notes 4-H as a vital extension program with 32 000 youth and adult leaders in Kansas. The message highlights youth gains in livestock farming dietetics costume design woodworking and electrical trades.
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