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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1970
Page
4
National delegates report to St. Charles County 4-H Council on their week in Washington D C for the Citizenship Short Course at the National 4 H Center. They toured local sites and discussed program outcomes during their stay.
The St Charles County 4H Council held a contest to alert members and the public to Our Environment. Winners in the Cartoon contest include Dana Osiek, Ruth Buscheker, Jackie Diederich, and four $1 awards to others from Daniel Boone Callaway Weldon Springs and Cave Springs 4-H Clubs. The program was promoted by the National 4-H Club Week Committee.
A greeting letter from the White House congratulates 4-H members for their Head Hands Health program during National 4-H Week. The notice emphasizes community concern and responsibility, praising youth effort toward national improvement and betterment.
Boys and girls may join 4 H at age eight, down from nine. The minimum age is eight and the maximum is nineteen, based on birthdays before January 1, 1971.
Youth from Cave Springs 4-H clubs share experiences in sewing projects and camp. Members Sheila Renken Cathy Schneider Thad Kathy Theele Karen Holirah Diane Thief describe first years, projects like tote bags skirts dresses and blouses, and county achievements including blue and red ribbons.
A 4 H Horsemanship participant reflects on three years in the project emphasizing good sportsmanship as the key to being liked without knowing well. The writer notes the importance of competing with effort and getting along with others, including on horseback with their horse understanding teamwork.
A reader describes five years in 4H club work with emphasis on shoe project and immediate, practical results. The fragment mentions ongoing participation and a focus on hands on learning within the club environment.
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