Leaders Journey To Colorado Cheyenne County 4-H Junior Leaders
Junior Leaders from Cheyenne County 4-H assist at county fair booths exhibits and club meetings while also organizing events. A December ski trip at Hidden Valley Resort Estes Park Colorado involved 36 Junior Leaders and 7 sponsors with lodging by the county club at YMCA Camp of the Rockies. Future trips are planned for 1974.
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Cheyenne County
Hidden Valley
Estes Park
Colo
Northside 4-H Club Plans March Spring Carnival
Northside 4 H Club distributed yearbook and manual for 1974 projects at Dalton Legion Hall led by Ray Henke. Livestock tops entries with 30 animals for Cheyenne County Fair in August. other projects include Photography Garden First Aid and Safety Money Management Crops and Hunter Safety. Margaret Peters presided as president. The Cheyenne County 4 H Council sponsored a March 30 Spring Carnival at Sidney National Guard Armory with committees to supply cakes. The club will help set up booths the morning of the event. Joan Pelster spoke on selecting a market lamb. Next meeting is April 21 at Dalton Legion Hall with plans to visit McRoberts Game Farm after.
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Northside
Dalton Legion Hall
Ray Henke
Cheyenne County
4 H Council
Sidney National
McRoberts Game Farm
Girls' Club Learns The Art Of Sewing
Chey-Ann's 4-H Club of eight girls ages nine to twelve in Sidney under Lyle Johnson aims to repeat county fair success in sewing after last year earning blue red and white ribbons in cooking Cynthia Jorgensen won a purple ribbon at Ak-Sar-Ben for Tricks for Treats and three county blue ribbons The two year old club includes Sandra Dillon Barbara Grant Teresa Johnson Cynthia Jorgensen Janet Meissner Cathy Sweet Tammy Van Natter and Corrine Norwood leaders and parents are former 4-H members
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Chey-Ann
Cynthia Jorgensen
Barbara Grant
Corrine Norwood
Teresa Johnson
Sandra Dillon
Chub
Lyle Johnson
Tammy van Natter
Janet Meissner
Tori Sweet
Cathy Sweet
Chey-Ann’s
Sidney
Ak-Sar-Ben
Roger Jorgensen
Martin Grant
Cool Cats 4-H Club Membership Grows in Gurley Area
The Cool Cats 4-H Club near Gurley marks its third year with 21 members, up from five in year one and ten in year two. Led by Mrs. Richard Ladine with helpers including Mrs. Leo Wolff Jr and Mrs. Frank Madison, the club covers sewing cooking knitting gardening photography woodworking and yard beautification. Members aged eight to 16 include Sandra Bruce Clifford Houk III Jason Houk Lori Ladine and 18 more. county fair ribbons and community projects highlight their year, such as planting trees by the Gurley football field.
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Gurley
Richard Ladine
Leo Wolff, Jr
Frank Madison
Rene Landerville
Emil Weyerts
Ladine
Sandra Bruce
Clifford Houk III
Jason Houk
Lori Ladine
Debbie Landerville
Heather Landerville
Pennie Landerville
Randy Landerville
Joni Madison
Don Mather
Bryan Russell
Janese Russell
Rodney Russell
Regina Roose
Lynne Schoolcraft
Sherry Searles
Edith Weyerts
Cathy Wolff
Chris Wolff
Greg Wolff
Mike Wolff
Cool Cats
Purple Ribbons Lend Hands To Legion Park Clean-Up
The Purple Ribbons 4 H Club of Sidney with 16 members led by Mrs. Clare Lurber contributes to Legion Park cleanup. Members engage in health, knitting, and cooking projects and won blue ribbons in contests while participating in songs, judgings, demonstrations, and camp activities.
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Legion Park
Sidney
Clare Lurber
Royal Maids Pitch In To Help Paper Campaign
The Royal Maids Club in Cheyenne County runs a paper collection drive in Potter and participates in state events at the fair and wool sewing contests. Led by Mrs Myron Woten with project leaders Mrs Doug Smith and Mrs Doug Spencer, the 10 member girls pursue cooking sewing home living photography entomology gardening and junior leadership. They have won trophies and ribbons for their efforts in the past year.
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Royal Maids
Cheyenne County
Royal Maids’ Club
Potter
Washington, DC
Myron Woten
Doug Smith
Doug Spencer
Style Revue
Boys Enter 4 H Dress Revue Nationally
The 1972 dress revue program expands to include boys nationwide. Simplicity Pattern Co. funds recognition awards as boys and girls model their own garments. The event, held at the National 4-H Congress in Chicago, marks a milestone for over 373,000 4-H members.
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Simplicity Pattern Co
Simplicity
Chicago
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