Uruguay Rural Youth Movement Symbols for Progress Today and Tomorrow
Uruguay rural youth group promotes progress through visible symbols and slogans stressing a forward looking program for local families. Leaders highlight community projects, youth involvement, and education initiatives aimed at improving livelihoods and regional development.
Inner-City 4-H Guarding Individual Rights in Nebraska
Nebraska 4-H programs in Lincoln and Omaha reach 500-600 youths in 1968, focusing on social development and cultural understanding. More than 150 college volunteers lead activities across clubs, tours, and individual projects, aiming to reduce tensions and build responsible, engaged citizens through learning by thinking and doing. Nebraska 4-H serves all youth with adaptable projects, including 38,400 home economics entries by girls this year.
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Glenn Krohn
University of Nebraska
University of Nebraska In
Lincoln
Omaha
Crei
Billy
Jane
County Extension Service
4-H
Nebraska
Greater Interest In 4 H Electrical Projects Needed
Lincoln There is a real need for better understanding of electrical principles and greater participation in the 4 H Electrical program says Wesley M Antes State 4 H leader at the University of Nebraska. Of 79 364 Four H projects last year in Nebraska 1 147 were in electricity and 1 111 were boys and 36 girls. Cum ing Lancaster and Dodge counties show the largest enrollments with 72 64 and 63 boys. The study outlines adding resource people including Rural Electrification advisors to aid volunteer leaders and county chairs and to organize clubs. Equipment guides include Learn About Electricity and Using Electricity Wisely with units on rewiring a lamp meters magnetism safety and wiring.
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Lincoln
Wesley M. Antes
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Cuming
Lancaster
Dodge
Antes
An= tes
REA
Leadership Is Taught In 4-H Program
CHICAGO 4-H leadership program trains over 140000 teens nationwide to develop local and national leadership. Miss Emmile Nelson notes participants serve as club officers, organize clubs, mentor at workshops, counsel at camps, and speak on media and in schools. Sears Roebuck Foundation funds scholarships and travel. up to four county medalists named. Parental support crucial to younger members.
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Chicago
Emmile Nelson
Cooperative Extension Service
Nelson
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Miss Nelson
Sears Foundation
Junior Leaders Emphasize Traits for Cheyenne County 4-H
In Cheyenne County this year many 4-H members are junior leaders with older youths enrolling in junior leadership. The project highlights patience tact understanding faith vision enthusiasm sincerity perseverance honesty sympathy friendliness humor and leadership development. Adults are needed as 4-H club leaders with training sessions offered. Contact the Cheyenne County Extension 4-H office at 254-4455 for those ages 9 to 19.
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Cheyenne County
College Grants Through 4-H Affiliation Scholarships Offered
High school June graduates planning forestry plant or biological studies may win four 1600-dollar Homelite 4-H scholarships and two 800-dollar Chevron 4-H crop science scholarships. Applicants need 3 years 4-H, freshman college enrollment in fall 1969, with transcripts. Applications to State 4-H Office. judging in Chicago. winners announced at National 4-H Congress.
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Homelite
Textron Inc
Chevron Chemical Company
Ortho Division
Chevron Chemical
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