Extending Extension Work for Urban Problem Solving
An editorial notes the Extension Service could expand to tackle urban issues. Plans call for tripling community development efforts, boosting natural resources education, and extending 4-H and youth programs. Targets include slum dwellers and unemployed youths. up to 27,350 extension staff by 1975.
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America
Extension Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture and Lands-Grant University Study Committee
Lincoln Evening Journal
Northside 4-H Club Showcases Versatility in Dalton
The Northside 4-H Club of Dalton highlights versatility among its 23 members with major projects in sheep and baby beef plus garden rabbits and crops. Leaders include Raymond Henke as organizational and miscellaneous project head, Steve Hopkins Jr. for sheep, and Jay Peters for beef. Members pursued 1968 county and state awards, earning Herdsmanship Banner at the county fair and five year pins for Joe Henke Irene Hopkins and Dan Twarling.
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Northside
Dalton
Raymond Henke
Steve Hopkins Jr
Jay Peters
Steve Hopkins
Irene Hopkins
Dan Twarling
Joe Henke
Randy Linton
Gene Nelson
Chicago
Bryan Ernest
Northside Club
Peppy Pals 4-H Club Led by Former Home Agent
The Peppy Pals 4-H club, organized in 1964 with nine members, is led by former Cheyenne County home extension agent Mrs Earl Anderson and assisted by Mrs Art Baack. Eight members this year include Becky Anderson Pam Baack Janice Frei Linda Nagengast Mary Ann Nelson Susan Nielsen Jennifer Steele and Vicki Steele. Projects span Plan Your Room School Clothes Photography Yard Beautification Baby Sitting and Lunches and Suppers. Last year the club attended the State Fair singing in the song contest and found the experience rewarding.
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Earl Anderson
Cheyenne County
Art Baack
Becky Anderson
Pam Baack
Janice Frei
Linda Nagengast
Mary
Sidney Telegraph Ad Offers Office Forms for Sale
Need sales books or any other office form. Visit The Sidney Telegraph at 830lith Ave for quality products at a competitive price.
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Sidney Telegraph
Auto Project Helps Teens Learn Safe Driving Skills
Nebraska 4-H offers an auto program for youths 14 and older, spreading over three years in three phases. It covers engine basics, maintenance, road safety, tire care, lubricants, and buying used cars, suitable for urban and rural 4-H members.
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United States
Nebraska
Hillbillies In Varied Projects
The Bunker Hill 4-H Club split into two divisions the livestock and homemaker s clubs. Officers include President Nancy Dalton and News Reporter Penny Reader. Members list many local families and leaders Dennis Larson Ray Kuehn Rodger Sorge and Dave Reader. Livestock projects cover beef hogs rabbits and homemaker s division met Feb 15 at Marge Borcher s home with Sheila Jallen as division chair.
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Bunker Hillbillies
Nancy Dalton
Susan Borcher
Debby Oberndorfer
Penny Reader
Renee
Les Kuehn
Charles
Mike
Warren Horst
Iris
Sheila Jallen
Jim
Tim Larson
Calvin
Vincent Oberndorfer
Kevin
Troy Ladine
Dan
Mary Reader
Joyce Borcher
Dennis Larson
Ray Kuehn
Rodger Sorge
Dave Reader
Marge Borcher
Want Ad: Sell It Fast by Phone
Quick want ad offer inviting callers to sell items fast by calling the listed phone number 254-5555. Includes no other details or terms.
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Mrs
Ray Henke
Cheyenne County Fair
Joe
Ray He Henke
Ceeb Soge
Yoe
Lowell Watts
Colorado
Golden Gals
Mildred Irwin
Alma Ruth Burke
Anna Dorman
Tom Allington
Weimer
Don Deaver
James Deaver
Dolan Larson
Gurley
Larson
Cheyenne
Ivan Liljegren
Betty Shipley
Pat Dunham
Denver
Herb Hruska JR
Cheyenne County Extension Sponsoring Board
Farmers Daughters 4-H Club
Hillbillies
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