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VOLUME XXX NO. 10 \ KENANSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY, MARCH 7,1963. P?f^ c^sHLSrwT
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Duplin County 4-H Members Observe National 4-H Club Week
Brief Account 4-H Activities In 1962
Queens were named and Blue A
ward Talent selected.
In May and June, ISO glr\s (4-H)
participated in local dress revues.
Winners presented a county reyue.
Forty-three 4-H steers J&ere exhib
ited by Duplin 4-Hersfc the Kin
ston and Wilmington 'Livestock
Shows and Sales. Bobby* Good son,
Duplin 4-H'er exhibited the ' .Grand
Champion steer in bom Shows.
Southeastern District Cot which
Duplin is a part) Demonstration
Day was held in SampsoH County
in June. Duplin 4-H'ers participated
in 13 events with 3 declared district
winners. One members )^as elected
district Secretary- treasurer. ,
Fifty-five 4-H'ers and leaders
spent the week of June: 25-30 at
Camp Shaub, Waynesville, N. C.
Twenty-five persons attended and
participated in State events at State
4-H Club Week in ftaleigh in late
July.
Throughout the summer, 4-H girls
from 3 clubs conducted a pilot
study for the N. C. Extension Ser
vice on Canning.
The Council planned and prepar
ed an educational exhibit for the
Duplin Co. Fair. The exhibit was
awarded a blue ribbon.
At County Achievement Day, Ap
proximately 200 people viewed the
250 project exhibits, county winners
in various fields were named.
Several Duplin 4-H'ers were nam
ed district project winners and one
was named State Winner and rece
ived aq expense paid trip to Chica
go to National Club Congress.
Duplin County formed a County
4-H Honor Club with Mambership
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Mrs, Lois G. Brtti and Marion Griffin, 4-H Loaders for Duplin County
on participation in 4-h projects and
activities. Eleven members were
inducted.
In Novembet, Duplin County 4-H
Clubs were presented an engraved
plaque for conducting the "Most
Outstanding County 4-H Program"
in 1962 in the 9 South-eastern Coun
ties.
Schedule of County 4-H Events for 1963
All year organization of Community 4-H Clubs as rapidly as can be
dope in an effective way.
January 7 - 4-H County Council
- February 4 - 4-H County Council,, Agricultural Bpiltjing ( Program;
Health by Ray Roberts, Jr.) Selection of Poultry Chain )jemj>ers.
March 4 - 4-H County Council, Agricultural Building. Public Speak
ing Contest tot Juniors' and Seniors.
March 2-9 1 National 4-H Club (Each Club is urged to have some type
of celebration during this period)
April 1 - 4-H County Council, Agricultural Building. (Prog: How to
Give a Demonstration. >
April 1-Leftders.turn in.health recqrdato aaenU.
Aprir 10-11 - Rinston Livestock Show and Sale
April - County Health Pageant and Talent Show, Kenansville School
Auditorium
May 6 - 4-H County Council, Agricultural Budding ( Program: Camp
ing) 4-H Church Sunday (Each Club observe as they choose) 4-H Tractor
Drivers Contest. 4-H Dress Revue
, June 3 - 4-H County Council, Agricultural Building.
June 3 Turn in all 4-H Wildlife, Forestry and Electric Records to
Leaders.
June 17-22 - Camp Manteo. County Demonstration Contest 'Junior &
Senior) '
June 28 - Southeastern District Demonstration Day.
July 1 s 4-H County Council, Agricultural Building. 4-H Honor Club
Conference.
July 22-27 - State 4-H Club Week, State College. Raleigh, N. C.
August 3 - 4-H County Council, Agricultural Building, Forestry Camp,
Wildlife Camp, Electric Congress
September 2 - 4-H County Council, Agricultural Building
September 10 - Turn in all 4-H Records except Field Crop Projects
to club adult, Leader, Poultry Show and Saje, Wilmington Junior Dairy
Show.
October 7 - 4-H County Council, Agricultural Building, Turn in Field
Cfop Records to Adult Leader.
November 2 - 4-H Achievement Day, Kenan Auditbrium
November 4 - 4-H County Council Agricultural Building 'County
Square Dance Contest Star News 4-H Honor Program, Wilmington, Na
tional 4-H Club Congress, Chicago.
December 2 - 4-H County Council, Agricultural Building.
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County Council
Officers For 1963
The officers and leaders of the
local 4-11 club compose the mem
borship of the Council. The Council
meets on the first Monday nlnht in
j each month. 0|riccrs for 1963 are:
President: Linda Grady.
Vice President: tBobby Good son
Secretary: Glenn Williams
Treasurer; Ray Roberts, Jr.
Song Leader: Linda Dianne Smith
Historian: Larry1 Jones
Recreation Leaders: Ann Lee Haw
es and Anthony Westbrook.
Leadership development is the
primary purpose of the Council.
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Council Meetings, Public Speaking j
And Exhibits Among Activities!
Duplin County's 4-H Club mem
bers will observe National 4-11 Club
Week, March 2 to 9. The youth are
among 2.285,(100 yquth the belong to
more than 94,700 clubs in urban,
suburban, and rural areas through
out the United States and Puerto
Riceo.
Duplin County has 18. Among the
special 4-H Week activities plan
ned for Duplin County are the Coun
ty Council Meeting, March 4. Agri
cultural Building, Kenansville fol
lowed by the County and Public
Speaking Contest. Each club will
plan and prepare a 4-H exhibit or
bulletin board in observance of Na
tional Club Week.
This year's 4-H Week observance
has a number of local and national
aims-among them: To focus on 19
63's citizenship-in-action goals for
members, to emphasize career ex
ploration and the value of wise de
cision-making regarding vocational
choices, influence more boys and
i girls 9 to 19 years of age to join or
form 4-H Clubs, acquaint more par
ents with 4-H and seek their co
operation, encourage capable and
youth-minded men and women to
volunteer as local leaders, honor
4-H friends locally and nationally,
and express appreciation for the
important part they play.
In Washington, D. C., the Week
will be highlighted by a team of1
4-H ers representing m embers
j ^vetywhere, wire dgtU-?iy? tfie an
nual '"'4-H Report to the "Nation."
The report will review in story and
I pictures outstanding 4-H achieve
I merits and current projects. While
in the Nation's Capital, the report
er-delegates will visit the White
House, meet members of Congress,
i nign government officials, and oth
er national leaders. After a short
stay in Washington, they expect to
go elsewhere for a few days to
meet with other 4-H friends.
Assisting Club members with 4-111
Week events in all States will be i
307,750 men and women who serve
as unpaid volunteer leaders, and
guide 4-H work in local communi
ties across the country.
The main aims of the 94,700 local
4-H clubs in all 50 states and Pure
to Kico, are character development
and good citizenship. Specifically, '
4-H stresses the mental, physical,
social, and spiritual growth of you- j
ng people by helping them to:
1. Gain knowledge, skills, and j
qualities for a happy home life.
2. Enjoy useful work, responsibi
lity, and satisfaction in accomplish
ment.
3. Value research and learn scien-,
tific methods of decision-making ]
and problem solving.
4 Know how scientific agriculture
and home economics relate to our
economy.
5. Explore carre opportunities and
continue needed education.
6. Appreciate nature, understand,
conservation, and use resources
wisely.
7. Foster healthful living, pur- J
poseful recreation, and constructive
leisure.
8. Strengthen personal standards
and philosophies.
Acquire traits, attitudes, and un
derstanding to work well with oth
ers.
10. Develop leadership talents and
abilities to become, better citizens.
More information on 4-41, or Na
tional 4-H Week, is available from
the Duplin County Extension S4g
vice office, located in Kenansvift
Agricultural Building. Lois Brifct
and Marion Griffin are the Coif
ty's Extension 4-H Advisors. ^
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