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Three Cecil county 4-H'ers are part of a 43 member Maryland delegation
compering for national honors at the 1980 National 4-H Congress in Chicago,
Nov. 30-Dec. 4. Representing Maryland in their respective projects are (left to
right) Don Moore of Nottingham, Petroleum: Ellen Brown of Rising Sun,
Achievement; and Thomas Barczewski of Elkton, Conservation.
member Maryland delegation competing for
national honors at the 1980 National 4-H Congress
in Chicago. Nov. 30-Dec. 4. Representing
Maryland in their respective projects are: Bill
Amoss of Fallslon, Agriculture (left): and Alex
White of Jarrettsville, Wood Science. Not pictured
is Julie Amos of Street, Dairy project and Karen
Holloway of Darlington, beef project.
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ners are announced at the
Thursday evening banquet,
the 4-H’ers have a busy week
to conquer.
Starting Sunday evening
will be a musical program
by the U.S. Air Force
Singing Sergeants.
Monday will officially
open the Congress with field
trips to points of interest in
Chicago. As one of the
largest metropolitan areas
in the U.S., this city is visited
by 7.5 million people every
year and provides tourists
with many sites. Four-H’ers
will have opportunity to see
the Field Museum of Natural
History, the Sears Tower
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Four Baltimore county 4-H’ers are part of a 43 member Maryland delegation
competing for national honors at the 1980 National 4-H Congress in Chicago,
Nov. 30-Dec. 4. Representing Maryland in their respective projects are (left to
right) Richard Wolff of Owings Mills, Electric; Michele Hutschenreuter of Glen
Arm, Consumer Education and Sarah Otto of Glen Arm, Home Management. Not
pictured is Glori Stifler of Glen Arm, Citizenship.
and the Chicago Board of
Trade.
Also on Monday, and every
day of Congress, will be
workshops on personal
development: Dressing for
Success, Are You Your Own
Leader?, Self TLC, Leisure
Education; and personal
relations, Survival with
Class, Proper Etiquette for
Today, Stamping out Stress,
and Contemporary
Lifestyles.
Wednesday will feature a
fashion revue and a trip to
the Art Institute of Chicago.
The evening will be rounded
off with a hot dog party
sponsored by Ford Motor Co.
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At the annual banquet all
national winners and the six
Presidential Award winners,
chosen from individual
program workshops during
the week, will be presented
to the entire delegation.
Also, 287 scholarship win
ners in 42 programs will be
announced. The scholarships
total $265,250 in value. Some
75 donors from well-known
companies such as Firestone
Tire and Rubber and Sim
plicity Pattern are con
tributing directly to the
Congress program this year.
National 4-H Congress is
conducted by the National 4-
H Council, the Cooperative
Extension Services of the
State Land-Grant Univer
sities and the Department of
Agriculture.
Just as ad 4-H members
have the same opportunity to
earn their way to 4-H
Congress, all youths in the
nation have the opportunity
to become a 4-H member
provided there is ap
propriate leadership. Of
the 5.2 million 4-H’ers
in the country, 20.5
percent bve on farms, 40
percent come from rural
non-farm homes and towns
of less than 10,000 to 50,000
population and 23 percent
come from suburbs and
cities of more than 50,000.