4 H Expands to Urban and Rural Youth Programs in Cheyenne County
4 H moves beyond agriculture to unite urban and rural youths in Cheyenne County. Bonnie Epp leads efforts to recruit leaders, boost male participation, and broaden subjects from gardening to photography and safety. Veterinarian science, the Wranglers horse club, and new youth outreach for mentally handicapped neighbors show the program's growing scope and inclusive aims.
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Epp
Kenneth Cook
Edward’s Clinic
Sidney
Snan
Sidney Wranglers Club
Bernie Gass
Gass
Panhandle
Proclamation boosts 4-H Emphasis Week in Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County proclaims March 17 to 23 as 4-H Emphasis Week highlighting 425 potential youth members. Darcy and Carolyn, 4-H Junior Leaders, plan a modified club with ESU No. 14 to serve older youths and low income urban youth with projects in money skills, crafts, cooking, and social activities. They seek volunteers to sustain the club after graduation.
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Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Darcy
Carolyn
Educational Service Unit No. 14
ESU
DEVCO
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Bonnie Epp
Cook
Club
Carolyn Hruska
Darcy Kruse
St. Patrick’s School
Stephanie Schmitt
Sidney Wranglers
Todd Meyer
Tony Meyer
Troy Meyer
Tanya Lafler
Veleta Laffer
Sheila Sterkel
Cynthia Jorgensen
Veterinarian Science Club
Tom Gell
Darlene Schiesselman
Beth Ostermeier