4 H Clubs Learning By Doing
Area citizens joined the nation during this past week in four H clubs participation events and activities highlighted by Massie Star Staff Writer.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1968
Page
8
Area citizens joined the nation during this past week in four H clubs participation events and activities highlighted by Massie Star Staff Writer.
The document outlines 4-H club work in Frederick County Virginia with 21 clubs totaling about 425 members. It describes 4-H goals in agriculture home economics and leadership, notes junior and senior divisions, and details programs achievements camps fairs and events led by Edward M Conklin and local extension services.
A compact list of crossword clues across and down covering tree names terms and related botanical words including live oak fruits interstice abrogate deceive and more with abbreviations and scientific forms described in this puzzle style.
The review covers Pat Paulsen For President and In Your Gourd You Know He's Right with satire on politics plus BILL COSBYS 200 MPH presenting a comic fantasy of dating and society. Pigmeat Markham gifts Here Come Da Judge humor and cult routines, noting My Wife I Aint Seen Her and How To Make Love as standout bits.
A local chart shows Harpers Valley PTA by Jeannie Riley and Dreams by Otis Redding among the top songs. Other noted tracks include Girl Watcher by the O'Kaysions, Revolution by the Beatles, and Slip Away by Clarence Carter.
NEA columnist notes only a few dozen can drive Formula 1 cars and purses limit participation. He contrasts Grand Prix art with stock car grit and recalls recent Formula One fatalities while noting Watkins Glen in New York hosts the yearly event. Canada and Mexico offer nearby Grand Prix options for U.S. fans.
A collage of pop bits covers welfare debates and Indian craft xploitation, fashion notes on disposable pants, car theft alerts, Waldorf music trends, teen auto insurance shifts, and health injury stats from Teen Magazine.
WCY plans a membership rally tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Episcopal Parish Hall with a film showing and discussion of year plans. All teenagers are urged to attend.
News of Abraham Lincoln's 1860 election carried from St. Joseph Missouri to Sacramento California via the Pony Express, covering 1950 miles in seven days and 17 hours across the Rocky Mountains.
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