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4-H…Making A Difference
Piece by Piece
Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service 4-H Youth Development
Jackson County 4-H
Make A Difference Day
Purpose:4-H Centennial
Quilted Panel
Sponsor:Blair Junior and Senior High School 4-H Club in Jackson County
Jackson County 4-H
Make A Difference Day
Activity:This panel was coordinated by 4-Her Anna Dempsey and 4-H leader Donna Altom. This panel features photos transferred to bafric that represents the head, heart, hands, and health aspects of 4-H. The large 4-H clover with a photo of all the club members was appliquéd onto the muslin in the middle. All the members autographed around the green clover. Then 4-H clovers were quilted on the top and the bottom center. The panel is bound in 4-H fabric.
Jackson County 4-H
Make A Difference Day
Photo:The Blair Senior 4-H club had 4-Her Anna Dempsey (left) and 4-H club leader Donna Altom (right) coordinate the 4-H Centennial quilted panel. All members had a hand in autographing this quilted panel that features photo transfers to represent their members.
Jackson County 4-H
Make A Difference Day
Impact:
Mall club members were involved and one leader and a member coordinated the project for the 4-H Centennial quilt which was sent to the State 4-H Office to be displayed.
For more Information contact the
Jackson County Extension Office at 580- 482-0823
Jackson County 4-H
Make A Difference Day
Purpose:4-H Centennial
Quilted Panel
Sponsor:
Sunset 4-H Elementary Club
Jackson County 4-H
Make A Difference Day
Activity:At a monthly meeting, 12 members drew with fabric pens on muslin squares what 4-H meant to them. These were sewed together with clover strips to make the vertical wall panel by a 4-H mother and her daughter, Mindy and Hayden Smiley.
Jackson County 4-H
Make A Difference Day
Photo:Sunset 4-Hers pose for a photo with their 4-H Centennial wall hanging.
Seated Left to Right: Leslie Eberhart, Kim Pickett, Hayden Smiley, Alexandra Null, Amanda Dann, and Debra Kime. Standing Left to Right: Brandon Freeze, Karissa McClain, Malorie Vaughan, Kelly Richards, and William Kime. Other members who worked on the quilt were Todd Greenlee, Alex Greenlee, Sarah Baker, Tanna Staggs, and anthony Eberhart.
Jackson County 4-H
Make A Difference Day
Impact:Members remembered what they liked best about 4-H by drawing on a fabric project. This panel was sent to the State 4-H Office to be sent for display at Washington, D.C. The quilt will be returned to be used for displays in 2003.
For more Information contact the
Jackson County Extension Office at 580- 482-0823
Jackson County 4-H
Make A Difference Day
Purpose:4-H Centennial
Quilted Panel
Sponsor:Navajo 4-H members Shannon Glenn and Jessica Glenn.
Jackson County 4-H
Make A Difference Day
Activity:
These two 4-H members found fabric showing scenes of various projects and events such as Share-the-fun to pet care to livestock. These were appliquéd onto green fabric and pieced to 4-H clover fabric that framed the scenes.
Jackson County 4-H
Make A Difference Day
Photo:(Left to right) Shannon Glenn and Jessica Glenn of the Navajo 4-H Club were happy to make this wall hanging for the
4-H Centennial Quilt Panel Project and their local club’s use.
Jackson County 4-H
Make A Difference Day
Impact:These sisters worked together with guidance from their mother Genia Glenn, who is the Jackson County OSU Extension Office secretary. This cooperative project was sent as a 4-H Centennial quilt display to the State 4-H Office.
For more Information contact the
Jackson County Extension Office at 580- 482-0823
Jackson County 4-H
Make A Difference Day
Purpose:4-H Centennial
Quilted Panel
Sponsor:C.H.E.S.O. 4-H Club
Jackson County 4-H
Make A Difference Day
Activity:There were five 4-H members who worked to make the panel. The 4-H leader Sandra Smithson and her daughter Anna cut the commercial 4-H tote bag fabric apart and appliquéd onto the muslin material. Green and white checked fabric and the commercial 4-H fabric was pieced onto the horizontal muslin piece. Tabs were added at the top. The name of the club was painted onto the muslin and an appliquéd clover is in the middle. Then all the five boys and girls got together and learned how to quilt the panel. Assistance was also given by parents Tina Mallory and Erna
Kuskie.
Jackson County 4-H
Make A Difference Day
Photo:Holding the C.H.E.S.O. 4-H quilted panel are (front, left to right)
Anna Smithson, Elizabeth Mallory, and Ian Smithson. Other 4-Hers who had a part in making the panel were (back, left to right)
Michelle Stuard and Douglas Mallory.
Jackson County 4-H
Make A Difference Day
Impact:
The 4-Hers will use the banner for future displays. This taught them about sewing and quilting. This was made for the 4-H Centennial quilt display and sent to the State 4-H Office. .
For more Information contact the
Jackson County Extension Office at 580- 482-0823
Woods County 4-H
Make A Difference Day
October 27, 2001
Purpose:Community wide fun-filled activity for families. All proceeds for the Ronald McDonald House.
Sponsor:Planned and conducted by Carmen-Dacoma 4-H Club. Chairperson - Cassity Green
Woods County 4-H
Make A Difference Day
October 27, 2001
Activities:Games, face painting, petting zoo, concessions, Halloween costume parade, and performances by a local dance group.
Woods County 4-H
Make A Difference Day
October 27, 2001
Community Partners:Alva Student Council, Woods County 4-H Volunteers Council, Alva Sr. 4-H Club, Carmon-Dacoma 4-H, Agricultural Education Department, Alva Parent-Teacher Organization, Standing Ovations Dance Group, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Carmon Cooperative, Alva Methodist Church, local merchants, and Walmart.
Woods County 4-H
Make A Difference Day
October 27, 2001
Impact:200+ participants$350 raised and then matched by Wal-Mart for a total of $680 for the Ronald McDonald HouseExperienced teamwork and cooperation in action
For more Information contact the Woods County Extension Office at 580- 327-2786
To post a local or county community service program send the following information electronically to the Oklahoma State 4-H Office.
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Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service 4-H Youth Development
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