NC.4-H AWARDS 1981

Published byTHE NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE

North Carolina State University at Raleigh, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University at Greensboro, and the U. S.Department of Agriculture. Cooperating. State University Station, Raleigh, N. C., T. C. Blalock. Director. Distributed in furtheranceof the Acts of Congress of May 8 and June 30, 1914. The North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service offers its programs to alleligible persons regardless of race. color, or national origin, and is an equal opportunity employer.1-81-4M (Revised) 4H 0—1—10

1.4-H PROJECT REGULATIONS

Age eligibiliTy is esTablished as of January 1, I981.2. To be eligible for disTricT and sTaTe awards, The 4-H member musT:

a. Have been enrolled in 4-H for no less Than one (1) year.b. Be enrolled during The currenT year in The program in which he is compeTing.

3. DisTricT winners ma be under 14 years of age.4. To be declared a s aTe winner, The 4-H member musT:

a. Be aT leasT 14 years old and noT have passed his i9Th birThday by December 31, 1980. ParTicipanTs in Dairy Calf, DairylndusTry, Pre-Teen Canning and Early-Teen Canning may be less Than 14.

b. Have compleTed aT leasT (1) year of 4-H buT preferably Three (3) or more years including The currenT year, excepT inThe projecTs lisTed in (a) above.

5. A 4-H member may submiT cumulaTlve records for disTricT and sTaTe compeTiTion in noT more Than 2 programs during The sameyear. A I980 projecT record is required when The record is submiTTed in March, 1981, for disTricT and sTaTe judging. A1981 projecT record may also be included To show work done for I981.

6. If a crediTable projecT record is noT submiTTed in a projecT area, no winner will be declared.7. A 4-H member may be declared a sTaTe winner in only one 4-H projecT during The same year (demonsTraTions are excluded). A

4-H member declared a sTaTe cumulaTlve record program winner is noT eligible To represenT The counTy in The disTricT orsTaTe Fashion Revue.

8. A sTaTe winner cannoT compeTe again on any level in The same projecT.9. A previous sTaTe winner in a projecT which did noT provide a Trip To NaTional 4-H Congress may parTicipaTe and be declared

a sTaTe winner in oTher awards programs.l0. A 4-H member who has been awarded a Trip To NaTional 4-H Congress may noT parTicipaTe in any oTher projecT awards program.ll. AlTernaTes who are awarded a sTaTe award To replace The original sTaTe winner may noT compeTe in The same projecT again.

if The award was a Trip To NaTionai 4-H Congress, ThaT 4-H'er may noT parTicipa e n any oTher 4-H projecT awards program.12. A 4-H member may aTTend NaTional 4-H Congress only once.13. As of November 1, I980, some donors had noT renewed Their supporT conTracTs or a donor had noT yeT been secured for some

i981 programs; Therefore, should a donor noT renew or be secured, The disTricT award will be a cerTificaTe and The sTaTeaward, $25 cash.

14. Bonds and mosT oTher sTaTe awards provided by sTaTe donors will be disTribuTed in SepTember, I981. Awards provided bynaTionai donors will be disTribuTed laTer.

15. A 4-H'er may decline a Trip To NaTionai 4-H Congress and compeTe in oTher programs offering a Trip in fuTure years, if henoTifies The STaTe 4-H Office aT leasT 30 days prior To The daTe of'NSTTEhal 4-H Congress. _-_

4-H PROJECTSProjecT Donor (1) CounTy Awards STaTe Awards ExTension SpecialisTAchievemenT Ford MoTor Company Fund (2) CerTificaTe and 4 Trip To NaTional 44H Congress DaiTon R. ProcTor

Medals 4-H’AgricuiTurai a. inTernaTional HarvesTer a. CerTificaTe and a. Trip To NaTional 4-H Congress Ronald E. JarreTT

Company (2) 4 Medals b. individual & Traveling Crop Scienceb. James A. Graham Trophies

’AUTomoTive The FiresTone Tire and CerTificaTe and 4 Trip To NaTional 4-H Congress John N. Glover. Rubber Company (2) Medals Bio. & Ag. Eng.

N0r+h Carolina 4-H Projec+ Awards (c0n+inued)Projec+ Donor (1) Coun+y Awards S+a+e Awards Ex+ensi0n Specialis+Beef Gary S+0++’Mem0rial Fund Cer+ifica+e Trip +0 Na+i0nal 4-H Congress James K. Bu+|er, Jr.Animal HusbandryBicycie The GoodTYear Tire and Cer+ifica+e and 4 $50 Savings Bondi Bill JenkinsRubber Company (2) Medals Bio. & Ag. Eng.Bread S+andard Brands, Inc. (2) Cer+ifica+e and 4 Trip +0 Na+i0nal 4-H Congress Mary AnnTSpruillMedals F00ds-Nu+ri+i0nCanning (3) Savannah Food & lndus+ries,

Inc.Cer+i+ica+es andParing Knives

N0neDis+ric+ Awards: Silver Trays Mary Ann Spruill

Foods-Nu+ri+i0nChild Care Frankye SUsanne Eber+ Cer+ifica+e TTip +0 Nafional 4-H Congress Leo F. HawkinsMemorial Endowmen+ Human Developmen+Ci+izenship 6 Coca Cola Company (2) er+ifica+e and 4 Trip +0 Na+ional 4-H Congress Pauline E. MooreMedals 4-HCI0+hing C0a+s and’Ciark, Inc. (2) Cer+ifica+e and 4 Trip +0 Na+ional 4-H Congress Judie+h MockMedals C|0+hingCommercial N. C. Yam Commission Cer+ifica+e $150 +oward +rip +0 NJHA E. Barclay PolingH0r+icu|+ure (4) Medals C0nven+ion I Hor+icul+ure ScienceCommodi+y Chicago Board of Trade (2) sCer+ifica+e and 4 Trip +0 Commodi+y Marke+ing Bob UsryMarke+ing iMedals Symposium Economics and BusinessCommunica+i0ns a. NiCi’Associafion 0f iCer+ifi05+e ’Trip +0 Na+i0nal 4-H Congress Jimmy C. Tar+Broadcas+ers Founda+i0n, Agri. Communica+i0nsInc.b. N.C. Press Associa+ion, lrc.Conserva+i0n of' John Deere (2) Cer+ifica+e and’4 Trip +0 Na+i0nal 4-H Congress Leon HarkinsNa+ural Resources Medals F0res+ ResourcesConsumer Educa+i6n M0n+gomery Ward & Company Cer+ifica+e and 4 Trip +0 Na+i0nai 4-H Congress Thelma L. Hinson(2) Medals Family Res. Mg+.Crop Produc+i0n Pioneer Hi4Bred |n+er- Cer+ifica+e Trip +0 Na+i0nai 4-H Congress Eugene G. Krenzer, Jr.na+l0nal Crop ScienceDairy Insurance’Company of Cer+ifica+e and 4 Trip +0 Na+i0na| 4-H Congress Fred N. Kn0++N0r+h America (2) Medals Dairy HusbandryDairy Calf Carna+ion Gene+ics Cer+ifica+e Wa+ch Fred’N. Kn0++

Dairy HusbandryDairy Foods Carna+i0n Company (2) Cer+ifica+e and 4 Trip +0 Na+i0na| 4-H Congress Mary Ann SpruillMedals F00ds-Nu+ri+i0nDairy lndus+ry American Breeders Service Cer+ifica+e $50 Savings Bond Fred N. Kno++Dairy HusbandryDog Care and Purina Dog Foods Group, Cer+ifica+e and 4 Transis+0r Radio Delmar W. Bacher+Training Rals+0n Purina Corpora+ion Medals 4-H(2)Elec+ric Energy a. wes+ingh0use Eiec+ric Cer+ifica+e and 4 Trip +0 Na+ional 4-H Congress John W. GloverCorp (2) Medals Bio & Ag. Eng.

b. Carolina Power & Ligh+Companyc. Duke Power Company

d. Nan+ahala Power & Ligh+ C

Trip +0 N. C.Elec+ric CongressTrophy for Coun+y‘0. Program’

company area__________________________1

Terri+0rial awards +0 each power

e. Virginia Elec+ric & Power CoEnergy Transcon+lnen+al Gas Pipe- Cer+lfica+e ’Trip +0 Na+ional 4-H Congress al+on R. Pr0c+0rline, Inc. 4-H

North Carolina 4-H Project Awards (continued)Project Donor (I) County Awards State Awards Extension SpecialistEntomology Mobay Chemical Corporation

(2)Certificate and 4Medals

50 Savings Bond John M. FalterEntomology

EnvironmentalBeautification (4)

N. C. Association ofNurserymen

Certificate 150 toward trip to NJHAonvention

E. Barclay PollngHorticulture Science

ExperimentalHorticulture (4)

N. C. Grape GrowersAssociation (Raymond SmithMemorial Award)

Certificate ’0 toward trip to’NJHAConvention

E. Barclay PollngHorticulture Science

Expioring the Worldof Plants and Soils

To Be Determined To Be Detennined To Be Determined Ronald E. JarrettCrop Science

Fashion Revue (5) Simplicity Pattern Company(2)

Certificate andMedals to upper lOS

Trip to National 4-H Congress Judieth MockClothing

’Food’COnservationand Safety

Reynolds Metals Company (2) Certificate and 4Medals

rip to’Nationai 4-H Congress Mary Ann SprulllFoods-Nutrition

Fboleutrition General Foods Corporation(2)

Certificate and 4Medals

rip to National 4-H Congress Mary Ann SprulllFoods-NutritionFood Preservation(Canning & Freezing)

Kerr Glass Manuf. Corp. (2) Certificate and 4Medals

rip to Natibnal 4-H Congress Mary Ann SpruiliFoods-Nutrition

Forestry lnternatiOnal Paper Company(2)

certificate and 4Medals

rip to National 4-H Congress W. M. StantonForest Resources

Gardening a. N.C. Extension’HOme— a. CertifiCate a. Trip to NatiOnal 4-H E. Barclay Pollngmakers Association, inc. Congress Horticulture Science

b. Ortho Division, Chevron b. 4 Medals b. $50 Savings BondChemical Corp. (2)

Health a. N.C. Medical Society Certificate Trip to National 4-H Congress Mary Ann Spruilifor top two winners Foods-Nutrition

b. Eli Lilly and Co. (2) 4 Medalsc. Kraft, inc. (2)

Home’Environment The S. & H. Foundation, ertificate and 4 Trip to National 4-H Congress Wilma S. Hammettinc. (2) Medals Housing

Home Management Beatrice’Foods Company (2) Certificate and 4 Trip to National 4-H Congress Théima L. HinsonMedals Family Res. Mgt.

Horse To Be Determined To Be Determined To Be Determined James W. PattersonAnimal Husbandry

International Dean Jackson A. Rigney ertificate Awards symbolic of Foreign Pauline Er Mooreintrigue (6) countries for district and 4—H

state winnersLeadership a. Readers' Di est (2) a. Certificate and a. Trip to National 4-H Thearon T. McKinney

b. NGSU Chapter of the 4 Medals Congress 4-HFraternity of Alpha Zeta b. 2nd Place: $50 Savings Bond

Peanut Foodsii7) The North Carolina Peanut Certificate $500 Coilege Scholarship Mary Ann SpruiliGrowers Association (District: $20 cash) Foods-Nutrition

PersonaT’Appearance Capps Bookstore Certificate $50 Savings Bond and Bible Judieth MeckClothing

Nor+h Carolina 4-H Projec+ Awards (con+inued)Projecf Donor (1) Coun+y Awards S+a+e Awards Ex+ensi0n Specialis+Pe+roleum Power (8) Amoco Foundafion, Inc. (2) Cer+ifica+e and 4Medals Trlp +0 Na+ional 4-H Congress E. 0. BeasleyBio. & Ag. Eng.Pho+ography Eas+man Kodak Company (2) Cer+ifica+e and 4 Trip +0 Na+ional 4-H Congress Jerry G.’RodgersMedals Agri. Commm Ica+ionsl Volun+eer LeaderPinPoulfry N.C. Mu+ual Ha+chery Assoc. Cer+ifica+e $50 Savings Bond J. Raymond Wes+

Poul+ry SciencePUinc Speaking Union Oil Co. of California Cer+ifica+e and 4 Trip +0 Na+ional 4-H Congress Pauline E. MooreMedals 4-HRecrea+ion and N. C. Gas Council, Inc. Cer+lflca+e and 2 Trip +0 Na+ional 4-H Congress Dal+on R. Proc+orLeisure Educa+ion Medals 2nd Place: $100 Savin 5 Bond 4-HSafe+y The General Mo+ors Gerfifica+e and 4 Trip +0 Na+ional 4-H’ ongress Bill JenkinsFounda+lon (2) Medals Bio. & Ag. Eng.Sheep To Be De+ermined To Be De+ermined To Be De+ermined James K. Bu+ler, Jr.Animal HusbandrySmall Animals To Be’De+ermIned To Be De+ermined To Be De+ermined Delmar W. Bacher+4-HSwine Gary S+o++ Memorial Fund Cer+ifica+e Trip +0 Na+ional 4-H Congress James K. Bu+ler, Jr.Animal HusbandryVe+erinary science a. The Upjohn company (2)b. N. C. Ve+erlnary MedicalAssociafiona. Cer+ifica+e and4 Medals a. $100 Savings Bondb. $50 Savings Bond

(Dis+ric+: $50 Bond)J. R. HarrisPoul+ry Science

Wildlife N. C. Wildlife ResourcesCommission Cerfifica+e Trip +0 Na+ional 4-H Congress Leon HarkinsFores+ ResourcesWood Science Weyerhaeuser Co. Founda+ion(2) Cer+ifica+e and 4Medals Trip +0 Na+ional 4—H Congress S+ephen J. HanoverFores+ Resources

(I) For donor con+ac+ and address refer +o +he Nor+h Carolina 4-H Curriculum Guide.phases of +he awards program is also included in +he guide.(2)(3)(4)

Hor+icul+ural Associa+lon con+es+.+he s+a+e winner is under I5, he will receive a $50.00 Savings Bond.4-H’career.(5)(6)

Na+iona||y secured sponsorship.Canning records are due in S+a+e 4-H Office, % Mary Ann Spruill,Raleigh, Nor+h Carolina 27650, s+marked byS+a+e award of $100 - $|50 is a a IOc+ober 15, I981.

More comple+e informa+ion concerning all

Foods and Nu+rl+ion Depar+men+, Pos+ Office Box 5097,awar e on y +0 +hose who use +he funds +oward expenses +0 compe+e in +he Na+ional JuniorTo compe+e in +he na+iona| con+es+,

Record books submi++ed as s+a+ed on shee+ en+i+led "Fashion Revue -- Rules and Regula+ions."Compe+i+ion is conduc+ed among 4-H'ers, 9 - I9 years of age.

individuals mus+ be 15 by December 31, I980. IfA 4-H'er may receive +hese awards only once in RTE

Four-H'ers may selec+ any area of in+eres+ in in+erna+ionalaffairs and mus+ submi+ +he record, 4-H R—l-80, and a s+ory of IOOO words or less +0 describe +heir ac+ivi+ies.(7)(8)LOCAL AND COUNTY PROGRAMS MAY INCLUDE PROJECTS IN ADDITION TO THOSE LISTED IN THE HANDBOOK.USED AS COUNTY AWARDS IN THESE PROGRAMS, ALSO.

The $500 scholarship for peanu+ foods will be dls+ribu+ed in +wo par+s:second semesfers.Tracfor and Small Engines.$250 a+ +he beginning of +he 4—H'er's firs+ and

ACHIEVEMENT CERTIFICATES MAY BE

GROUP, CLUB AND COUNTY 4-H PROGRAMSProgram Donor (1) CounTy Awards STaTe Awards ExTension SpecialisTAuTomoTive The FiresTone Tire and ne YnPlaques; 10 CerTificaTes John’W. Glover

Rubber Company (2) Bio. & Ag. Eng.CommuniTy Service N.C. 44H Honor Club 4 CerTificaTes/ 7 Awards of $25 Thearon T. McKinney

CounTy 4-HConservaTion of John Deere (2) 4’CerTificaTes/ 1 Award of $50; 10’CerTificaTes Eeon HarkinsNaTural Resources CounTy ForesT ResourcesEiecTric a. Carolina Power & LighT None 1 PermanenT Plaque STaTe—wide John W. Glover

Company 4 Traveling Plaques (one in Bio. & Ag. Eng.b. Duke Power Company each power company's TerriTory)c. NanTahala Power & LighT

Companyd. Virginia ElecTric & Power

CompanyHealTh a. Eli Lilly and Company 4’CerTificaTes/ 10 CerTificaTes Mary Ann Spruill

<2) CounTy Foods-NuTriTionb. KrafT, Inc. (2)

SafeTy The General MoTors 4 CerTificaTes/ 1 Award of $25; 10 CerTificaTes Bill JenkinsFoundaTion (2) CounTy Bio. & Ag. Eng.

YouTh Looks aT Aging The American AssociaTion of CerTificaTe for 4 Plaques To groups; 1 plaque isabelle K. BuckleyReTlred Persons worThy reporTs To an individual Aging

Fafm ldenTificaTion N. C. Farm Bureau CerTiflcaTe for 7 Plaques LaThan SmiThMeriTorious ReporTs 1 award of $100 4-H

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For donor conTac and address refer To The NorTh Carolina 4-H Curriculum Guide. ‘More compleTe informaTion concerning allphases of The awards program is also included in The guide.NaTionally secured sponsorship. 4-H DEMONSTRATION REGULATIONS*Age eligibiliTy is esTablished as of January 1, 1981.Any 4-H'er, ages 9-19 years, is eligible To be named a dlsTricT or sTaTe winner if he is eligible To compeTe under Theage eligibiliTy esTablished for The demonsTraTion program. He musT have reached his 9Th birThday on or before December31, 1980 and may noT have passed his 19Th birThday on or before December 31, 1980 excepT as sTaTed in 4 below.Four-H members are noT eligible, however, To parTlclpaTe in a disTricT conTesT if by The daTe of The conTesT They willhave compleTed a year of Training beyond The high school level. "Year" is defined as "academic year" which usually is aperiod of only nine monThs. This rule applies To Judging Teams.Members in AuTomoTive Skill Driving musT be aT leasT l6 years of age by The Time of The conTesT and musT noT have passedTheir l9Th birThday on or before December 31, 1980.A minimum of 5 minuTes is recommended and a maximum of 12 minuTes is allowed for demonsTraTions excepT Public Speaking(7 minuTes), and PoulTry Bar53cue, Pork Cookery and Beef Char-Grill (2 hours . One poinT will be deducTed from TheparTlclpanTs's score for each mlnuTe The demonsTraTion is over The Time llmiT.Four-H members may comEeTe for awards in no more Than one demonsTraTion program during any one year. Share-The-Fun in4-H is noT considered a demonsTraTion program.

4-H DemonsTraTions RegulaTions (conTinued)7.

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IT is desirable ThaT parTicipanTs in PoulTry Barbecue, Pork Cookery and Beef Char-Grill noT parTicipaTe in Share-The-Funin 4-H. However, if They do They should TirsT reporT To and compieTe The cooking demonsTraTion before parTicipaTing inShare-The—Fun. Someone should reporT early To Share-The-Fun ThaT The 4-H'ers will parTicipaTe laTer.Each counTy is limiTed To a maximum of 10 minuTes in Share-The-Fun in 4-H involving no more Than 2 acTs.A blue, red or whiTe ribbon is given To every demonsTraTor excepT as sTaTed below. The Type of ribbon awarded is basedupon The quaiiTy of The demonsTraTion. Regardless of The Type of ribbon awarded, one demonsTraTor in each demonsTraTioncaTegory will be designaTed as The disTricT winner and will be eligible To compeTe on The sTaTe level. The only excepTionTo This rule is Share~The—Fun in 4-H in which only blue ribbons are awarded and only selecTed blue ribbon winners areinviTed To parTicipaTe in The STaTe 4-H TalenT Show.A scholarship To NorTh Carolina 4-H Congress is worTh $45.00 which covers The cosT of regisTraTion, housing and onebanqueT meal.OTher expenses are The responsibiliTy of The recipienT. To receive The scholarship, The 4-H'er musT regisTerfor The full week of Congress.Cash awards, eiTher in full or in parT, will noT be given To disTricT winners in lieu of The scholarship To aTTend NorThCarolina 4-H Congress.When The winner cannoT aTTend Congress or parTicipaTe in The sTaTe demonsTraTion conTesT, The award will be given To ThealTernaTe.A 4-H'er may, in one calendar year, be awarded only one scholarship To NorTh Carolina 4-H Congress.AlTernaTes who are awarded a Trip or a sTaTe award To replace The sTaTe winner may noT compeTe in The same demonsTraTionprogram a ain.Four-H megbers may conTinue To compeTe in a parTicuiar demonsTraTion caTegory unTil declared sTaTe winner. They are Thenno longer eligible To parTicipaTe in The same program buT may parTicipaTe in oThers. The same demonsTraTion can berepeaTed; however, The individual's personal developmenT will be much greaTer if The demonsTraTion is revised andimproved.For The purpose of compeTiTion in a demonsTraTion caTegory, a "Team" may be composed of no more Than Two individualsexcepT in Share-The-Fun in 4-H where There is no limiT To The number of individuals ThaT may compose a"Team," and Dairy Bowl, where a Team can be no more Than Three.As of November 1, i980, some donors had noT renewed Their supporT conTracTs or a donor had noT been secured for l981;Therefore, should a donor noT renew or be secured, The disTricT award will be a cerTificaTe and The sTaTe award a $50Savings Bond for each winner.*iT is recognized ThaT all programs lisTed in This secTion are noT pure demonsTraTions; however, for simpliciTy ofcaTegorizing programs for This handbook, They have been lisTed here.

4-H DEMONSTRATIONSEligiblliTy

Program Age Type DisTricT Award STaTe Awards Donor (i) ExTenslon SpecialisTAmerican 9-12 Ind. and erTificaTe ounTy and DisTricT ooperaTive Council of oberT D. DahieBusiness SysTem Team —_-' level compeTlTion only NorTh Carolina RoberT H. Usry

- Economics and13-19 Ind. and Scholarship To N.C. Trip To NaTional Business

Teen1_-- 4-H Congress lnsTlTuTe ofCooperaTive EducaTion

’Archery 9-13 lnd. Scholarship To N.C. xTra bow limbs ear Archery Company Leon Harklns----------------4-H Congress and bow or arrows for each ForesT Resources14-19 Ind. or arrows for each division winner

HTVIsion winnerArTisTic 9—19 Ind. Scholarship To N.C. 4i$T00 Toward expenses FederaTion of Garden E. Barclay PollngArrangemenT(2)(3) 4-H Congress To NJHA ConvenTion Clubs HorT. ScienceAuTomoTTVe 16-19 Ind. Trophy and Scholar- rophy fOr Top 2 . C. MoTor Carriers enry Revell, Jr.Skill Driving (2 per ship To N.C. 4-H winners AssociaTion 4—H

counTy) Congress for Top 2Winners

Trip To EasTern The FiresTone Tire andRegional 4-H Engineer— Rubber Company (4)ing EvenT for Top 2inners

Beef Char-Grill' 9-19 Ind. Scholarship To N.C. ‘50 Savings Bond . Ti Cowbelles Associa- James K.’BuTler, Jr.4-H Congress Tion Animal Husbandry

’Bread 9-13 Ind. or Scholarship To N.C. 50 Savings Bond arTha NhiTe Foods Mary Ann SpruillTeam 4—H Congress for ach winner Foods-NuTriTion

r----------------Jeach division --------------------a14—19 Ind. or winner $100 Bond each winner

TeamCrafTs 9-i9 lnd. ScholarShip Tb N.C. 50 Bond . TX ExTenslon Home- CharloTTe M. Womble

4-H Congress makers AssociaTion, inc. HousingCrop ProducTion 9-19 ind. or Scholarship To N.C. 50 Bond each winner The New Jersey Zinc Alan C. Yorkand UTilizaTion Team 4-H Congress Company Crop ScienceDairy Bowl (5) 9-13 Team $25 for Team Toward 50 Bond each N.C. Purebred Dairy red N. KnoTT

pxpenses To sTaTe inner CaTTIe AssociaTion Dairy HusbandryconTesTl"' —J

l4-i9 Team $25 for Team Toward 50 Bond eachexpenses To sTaTe innerconTesT

Dairy Foods 9-13 ind. or Scholarship To N.C. 50 Bond each winner American Dairy Associa— ary Ann SpruillTeam 4-H Congress for each Tion of N.C. Foods-NuTriTion

r------- ivision winner -14-19 lnd. $100 Bond each winner

Egg’Cookery 9FlS ind. Scholarship To N.C. isT: $50 Bond N.C. Egg Packers homas A. CarTer-H Congress for 2nd: $18.75 cash AssociaTion PoulTry Science

14-19 Ind. each division -------------isT: Trip To NaTional N. C. Egg MarkeTingrinner conTesT AssociaTion

$18.75 cash

4-H DEMONSTRAT IONSEligibill+y

Program Age Type Dls+ric+ Award S+a+e Awards Donor (1) Ex+ensi0n Specialis+Elec+ric 9-19 lnd. (2 2 Scholarships +0 15+: $150 Bond . C. Associa+10n of John W. Gloverper N.C. 4—H Congress 2nd: $100 Bond Elec+ric Coopera+lves Bio. & Ag. Eng.coun+y)Eh+omoiogy 9-19 ind. or ScholarShip +0’N1C. $50 Bond eaCh FCX, lncorpora+ed John M. Fal+erTeam 4-H Congress winner En+omoiogyEnvironmen+al 9—19 lnd. or Scholarship +0 N.C. $50 Bond each N. C. Associa+10n of Soil G. C. Naderman, Jr.Quali+y (includes Team 4-H Congress winner and Wa+er Conserva+ion Soil ScienceSoil-Wa+er Dis+ric+sConserva+ion)Fores+ry 9-19 ind. 0r Scholarship’+0’N.C. $50 Bond each ou+hern Bell W. M. S+an+0nTeam 4-H Congress winner Fores+ ResourcesFrui+ and Vege- 9-13 ind. 0r Scholarship +0 N.C. $50 Bond each winner FCX, incorpora+ed Mary Ann SprUiil+able Use (3) Team 4—H Congress for each Foods-Nu+ri+iondivision winner14-19 Ind. or $150 +oward expensesTeam +0 NJHA Conven+i0nHome Environmen+/ 9—19 ind. 0r Scholarship +0 N.C. 15+: $50 Bond The Sperry and Hu+chison Wilma S. Hamme++Home Energy Team 4-H Congress 2nd: $50 Bond Company HousingHor+icuTTUral 9-19 ind. or 1 Scholarship +0 $150 +0ward’expenses FCX, lncorpora+ed’ E. BaFEiay PblingProduc+i0n and Team N. C. 4-H Congress +0 NJHA Conven+i0n Hor+. ScienceMarke+ing (3)(6)Horse ’9;19 ind. 0r 1 Scholarship +0 Medallion and $504' als+on Purina Company James W. Pa++ersonTeam N.C. 4—H Congress +0ward expenses +0 Animal Husbandryregional con+es+Horse 9413 ind. Cer+ifica+e iMedaiiion and $50 Bond N. C. Horse Council James W. Pa++ersonPublic Speaking ~r Animal Husbandry14-19 Ind. Cer+ifica+e Medallion and $50+0ward expenses +0regional con+es+Landscaping (3) 9;i9’ lnd. or i’SchoiarSth +0’N.C. $150 +oward’expenses .‘C. Ex+ension Home- E. Barclay PolingTeam 4-H Congress +0 NJHA Conven+i0n |makers Associa+ion, inc. Hor+. ScienceLives+ock 9-i9 lnd. or Scholarship +0 N.C. 50 Bond lMoorman Manufac+uring James K. Bu+ler, Jr.Produc+ion Team 4-H Congress Company Animal HusbandryOpen Class (7) 9-13 ind. or Ger+ifica+e +0 each $50 Bend +0 each Op+imis+ Club of Raleigh Judy WL Groff~------Team division winner division winner 4-H14-19Peanu+ Foods (3) 9-13 ind. 0r Scholarship +0 N.C. $50 cash each . C. Peanu+ Growers ’Mary Ann Spruill-------Team 4-H Congress for each winner Associa+ion Foods-Nu+ri+iondivision winner -—-14-19 ind. or Dis+ric+ championship $150 +oward expensesTeam cer+ifica+e +0 NJHA Conven+ionPho+ography 9-19 lnd. Cer+i+lca+e $100 gif+ cer+ifica+e King Ph0+o Supply Jerry G. Rodgers

Agri. Communica+ionsPork Cookery 9-19 lnd. Scholarship +0 N.C. 1$50 Bond N. C. Bork Producers James K. Bu+1er, Jr.4-H Congress Associa+i0n Animal HusbandryP0ui+ry 9419 ind. Schoiarship +o’N.C. 15+} $50”30nd N. C. Grani+e Corpora+ion J. Raymond Wes+4-H Congress 2nd: $50 Bond Poul+ry Science

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DemonsTraTion Ageg Type DisTricT Award STaTe Award Donor (1) ExTension SpecialisTPoulTry 9-19 Ind. Scholarship T0 N.C. IsT: 4$5O Bond N. C. PbulTry Processors J. Raymond WesTBarbecue 4-H Congress 2nd: $50 Bond PoulTry SciencePublic Speaking 9413 Ind. Scholarship To N.C. $50 Bond {6% each a. Federal Land Bank Asso- Pauline E. Moore

4-H Congress for each division winner ciaTions in N.C. 4-H----------------division winner b. ProducTion CrediT Asso-14-19 Ind. fions in N.C.

‘safefy 9-19 Ind. or 1 Scholarship To N.C. $50 Bond each winner N.C. SafeTy council, Inc. Bill JenkinsTeam 4-H Congress Bio. & Ag. Eng.

Sewing 9-19 Ind. Scholarship To N.C. To Be DeTermined Belding Lily CorporaTion HarrieT R. TuTTerow4-H Congress “ CloThing

Share-The-Fun 9-19 lnd. or Blue Ribbons None None Sheilda McDowellin 4-H Team 4-HSmall Animals 9-19 Ind. or To Be DeTermlned To Be DeTermined To Be DeTermined Delmar W. BacherT

Team 4-HSmall Engines 9—19 Ind} or 1 Scholarship To N.C. ’Trip To regl0nal PorTer BroThers, Inc. Ezra L. Howell

Team 4-H Congress conTesT ($50 Bond if Bio. & Ag. Eng.under 14)

Wildlife 9419 Ind. or Scholarship To N.C. $50 Bond each winner’N.C. Wildlife Resources Leon HarkinsTeam 4-H Congress Commission ForesT Resources

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For donor conTacT and address refer To The NorTh Carolina 4-H Curriculum Guide.phases of The awards program is also included in The guide.Use of flowers and oTher horTiculTural crops in arrangemenTs, corsages and plaques.STaTe award of $100-$150 is awarded only To Those who use The funds Toward expenses To compeTe in The NaTional JuniorHorTiculTural AssociaTion conTesT. To conpeTe in The naTional conTesT, individuals musT be 15 by December 31, I980.The sTaTe winner is under 15, he will receive a $50.00 Bond. A 4-H'er may receive These awards only once in his 4-Hcareer.NaTionally secured sponsorship

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(5) Dairy Bowl open To NorTh CenTral, NorThwesTern, SouThwesTern and WesTern DisTricTs.(6) Two awards will be given, one To The sTaTe's besT producTion demonsTraTion and one To The sTaTe's besT markeTlng

demonsTraTion.(7) Only demonsTraTions which cannoT be caTegorlzed in any 0Ther demonsTraTion area may be presenTed in Open Class.

4-H ACTIVITIESAcTiviTy DescripTion (1) ExTension SpecialisTBack To School Sponsored in parT by The NorTh Carolina CoTTon Wives, canpeTiTion is conducTed on an JudieTh MockSewing ConTesT individual basis in Two divisions: l, for 4-H'ers 9-11 years of age and II, for CloThlng

4-H'ers 12-13 years of age (a 4-H'er may noT be pasT 13 years of age on conTesT daTe).STaTe awards include sewing supplies and cash awards. -—'

Beekeeping Sponsored by The NorTh Carolina STaTe Beekeepers AssociaTion, conpeTiTion Is open To John T. AmbroseEssay ConTesT individual 4-H'ers who wish To submiT an essay on an assigned Topic in beekeeping.

sTaTe award 15 a $50 savings bond. The sTaTe winning essay will be enTered in TheNaTional Essay ConTesT sponsored by The American Beekeeping FederaTion.

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4—H AchviTies (conTinued)AcTiviTy Descripfion (i) ExTension SpecialisTcaravans An opporTuniTy for an exciTing summer of learning, Tiving and Traveling in oTher

lands is available Through 4-H Teen and Special lnTeresT Caravans. The 4-H'ermusT be 17-19 years 0T age by June 1 of The year of parTlcipaTion. He musT be ingood healTh and willing To sTudy The language of The hosT counTry. CosT isdeTermined by The counTry visiTed and musT be borne by The individual.

auline’E. Moore4-H

’Crime PrevenTionCenTury Club

Special Governor's cerTificaTe To honor 4-H'ers who Faye given ouTsTanding conTribu-Tions To The Crime PrevenTion ProjecT. The award is given To 4-H'ers who have con-TribuTed 100 hours of communiTy service Time or have involved 100 households ThroughTheir service (or any combinaTion of hours and households ToTalling 100). Describedin more deTalI in Crime PrevenTion NoTebook. Lunch wiTh Governor for one member.

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Crime PrevenTionCrime BiTer ConTesT A conTesT specially designed’To’highlighT’The parTicipaTion of younger 4-H7ers (ages

9-12) in The sTaTe projecT.4-H'ers will submiT phoTos of Their dog along wiTh a shorT sTaTemenT explaining whyTheir canine friend should be selecTed as 4-H Crime BiTer. Scholarship To N.C. 4-HCongress for owner of The Crime BiTer selecTed To represenT NorTh Carolina 4-H.FighTer cards given for each enTry. SubmiT enTries To STaTe Office by May 1, 1981.

In keeping wiTh The naTlonal symbol for crime prevenTlon,

Crime

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Grime PrevenTTonPosTer ConTesT

Designed To involve arTisTically incTined 4-H'ers by’haang a posTer conTesT. 4-H'-ers are encouraged To display Their views of crime prevenTion Through arT. CounTywinning posTers will be displayed aT 4-H Congress To highlighT The sTaTe projecT.Crime fighTer cards given To each enTry. CerTificaTes To counTy winners.

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Crime PrevenTionWriTing ConTesT

This gives 4-H7ers The opporTuniTy To Tell how They Think "4-H Can’Make A Difference“’in crime prevenTlon. Junior (9-12) and Senior (13-19) divisions. CaTegory of wriT-ing may be essay, shorT sTory, poem, newswriTlng, or oTher form of wriTTen expression.LengTh should noT exceed 500 words. Crime fighTer cards given To all enTries. Cer-TificaTes To disTricT winners. Scholarships To N.C. 4-H Congress for STaTe winners.One member will be selecTed To have dinner wiTh The Governor. SubmiT enTries byMay 1, i98l.

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Dairy Judging Sponsored by’NorTh Carolina Purebred Dairy CaTTle AssociaTion and’Virginia-CarolinaSelecT Sires, compeTiTion is conducTed among Teams of four, ages 9 - 19 years (a4-H'er musT be 14 To compeTe in ouT—of-sTaTe conTesTs). STaTe awards include TripsTo regional and naTional conTesTs.

Fred N. KnoTTDairy Husbandry

Dairy PosTerConTesT

Sponsored by American Dairy AssociaTion of NorTh Carolina, compeTiTion is conducTedon an individual basis in Three divisions: l, under l2 years of age; ll, 12—14, and

Fred N.Dairy Husbandry

KnoTTand Ill, l5 — l9. STaTe awards in each division include lsT: Camera; 2nd: Radio,and 3rd: $l0.

DanforTh Camp Each counTy may nomihaTe four individuals, preferably Two boys and Two girls (l7 - l9 Thearon T. McKinneyDelegaTes (2) years of age) who are ouTsTanding in The areas of aThleTics, scholasTics, leadership

in 4-H and characTer, for consideraTion To aTTend The American YouTh FoundaTionLeadership Training Camp in WesTern Michigan. Two individuals will represenT NorThCarolina 4-H'ers aT The camp. Expenses while in camp will be assumed by The DanforThFoundaTion. $125 Toward TransporTaTion cosTs is provided by The NorTh Carolina 4—HDevelopmenT Fund.

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4-H CbmmunTcaTionsReTreaT

”The 44H CommunicaTions’ReTreaT is open To 4;HTers, ages 14 To i9,’iwho have noTfinished high school). A series of workshops will be held on The following fiveTopics: graphic design, journalism, phoTography, radio broadcasTing and TelevisionbroadcasTing. 4-H'ers may regisTer for only one workshop. RegisTraTion will belimiTed and will be filled on a firsT-come basis. The reTreaT will be heldin Raleigh on April 24 - 26.

Roger J. DoherTy andJimmy C. TarT 'Agri. ComanicaTions

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TuniTy To express one's image of 4-H in an arTisTic manner. Three enTries per sTaTe 4-Hmay be submiTTed To naTional and will be exhibiTed aT The NaTional 4-H Congress. AllsTaTe enTries will receive a cerTificaTe and medallion seal signifying parTicipaTionin The NaTional 4-H PosTer ArT ConTesT.

Horse Bowl Sponsored by NaTionwide Insurance Company, compeTiTion is conducTed among Teams of James W. PaTTersonfour in Three divisions: I, mixed, 9-19 years of age; ll, Junior 9-13 years of age,and Ill, Senior, 14-19 years. STaTe awards for divisions l and ll are ribbonsand medallions, and for division Ill, ribbons, medallions and $300 Towards expensesTo The naTional conTesT.

Animal Husbandry

'Horse Judging (4) Sponsored by NaTionwide insurance Company, compeTiTion ls conducTed among Teams of 3or 4 individuals in Three divisions: I, mixed, 9-19 years of age; Ii, Junior, 9-13years of age, and Ill, Senior, 14—19 years. Four-H‘ers may also parTicipaTe asindividuals. STaTe awards in divisions l and II are ribbons and medallions and $100To each Team Towards expenses To Virginia 4-H Judging conTesT. Division Ill awardsare ribbons, medallions and $300 Toward expenses for a Team To parTicipaTe in TheThe regional conTesT.

James W. PaTTersonAnimal Husbandry

HorTicuiTuralConTesT (Judging,ldenTificaTion andlnformaTion)(5)

Sponsored by’Woolfolk’Chemlcal Works, Inc., and NorTh Carolina HorTlculTural CouncilInc., compeTiTion is conducTed among Teams of 3-4, ages 15-19 years. The highesTToTal counTy score is declared The sTaTe winner and each Team memberreceives $150 Toward expenses To The NJHA conTesT.

E. Barclay PolingHorT. Science

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4-H Activities (continued)ActivityInternational 4-HYouth Exchange andInternational YouthDevelopment Project

Description (i)IFYE is the opportunity to study and experience rural life in a foreign country. Theyoung person may apply, provided he is in good health, single and willing to devotetime and energy to intensive study of the language, geography, history, culture andagriculture of the country to be visited. IFYE delegates must be 19-25 years old atthe time of departure. The stay is for a period of 4-6 months. YDP delegates mustbe 20 with no upper limit, with the stay lasting for a period of 12-15 months. Theparticipant is responsible for approximately $750 and the North Carolina 4-H Develop-ment Fund provides an additional $750. The participant must be endorsed by thecounty 4-H program.

Extension SpecialistFaullne E. Moore-H

Interstate County4-H Exchange ’EXchange trips between counties in different states offer pleasurable experiences oflearning, gaining new ideas and meeting other 4-H'ers. Periodically, the 4-H Newswill announce invitations issued by groups from other states. North Carolina coun-ties may initiate invitations to other states by notifying the State 4-H Office whichwill place the county in contact with the appropriate individual in the desired state.

auline E.’Moore4-H

Livestock Judging(4) Sponsored by North’Carolina Pork Producers Association, competition is conductedamong teams of four in two divisions: l, 9-13 years of age and ii, I4-19 years.State awards include a trip to the North Carolina State Fair for division l winnersand trips to regional and national contests for division ll winners.

James K. Butler, Jr.Animal Husbandry

Market SteerPerformance Record Sponsored by’North Carolina Cattlemen's Association, competition is conducted amongindividual 4-H'ers, 9-19 years of age. State awards include ist: $100 Bond; 2nd:$75 Bond, and 3rd-5th: $50 Bond.James K. Butler, Jr.Animal Husbandry

National ConferenceDelegates (2)

Sponsored by the North Carolina 4¥H Development Fund, a delegation of four 4-H'ersattends the annual week-long conference held at the National 4-H Center in Washing-ton, D. C. Delegates to the conference have the opportunity to contribute their ideasand recommendations for 4-H programs in the future. Each county may nominate fourindividuals, preferably two boys and two girls, (16-19 years of age) to be consideredfor the state delegation.

auline E. Moore4-H

NewswritingContest The 4-H’Newswriting Contest is open to all 4-H'ers who will be 14 years old on Janu-ary 1, 1981. District officers and 4-H'ers running for state office are not eligi-ble. Contestants will be expected to write two stories--one news story and one fea-ture story—-based on facts given them on the day of the contest. Contestants can fur-nish additional samples of their work. The contest will be given at the 4-H Communi-cations Retreat and by special arrangement at county 4-H offices. Eight 4-H'ers willbe selected to serve as reporters on the staff of Clover Leaves at Congress.

oger J. DohertyAgr i . Commm ications

Out-ofFStateDelegates (2)

State 4-H Council

Being an out-of—state delegate provides 4—H'ers the opportunity to visit anotherstate's annual meeting for cultural exchange and fellowship. Each county may nomi-nate four individuals, preferably two boys and two girls, (16-19 years of age) to beconsidered for delegates to the state events in Georgia, Tennessee, Pennsylvania andVirginia. Each delegate chosen is responsible for his own transportation to and tronthe host state. The host state provides meals and lodging for the week. Countiesthat have out oin out-of-state delegates will host incoming delegates from that statduring North garoiina 4-H Congress.Sponsored by Texasgulf Chemicals Conpany, Raleigh, North Carolina, the State 4-HCouncil consists of 4 state officers, 28 district officers and 2 representatives fromeach county. Each year the council plans, implements and evaluates special programsand activities for the 4-H'ers whom they represent.

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4-H AcTiviTies (conTinued)AcTiviTy DescripTion (i) ExTension SpecialisTSTaTe 4—H HonorClub

The STaTe 4-H Honor Club is composed of The mosT ouTsTanding 4-H members in The sTaTe LaThan F. SmiThwho are aT leasT 16 years of age and have had a minimum of 3 years of 4-H experience.Members are chosen on The basis of services To The 4-H Program, leadership, moralsTandards, 4-H acTiviTies and projecT achievemenT. The maximum number of membersinducTed each year shall noT exceed .055 of The sTaTe 4-H enrollmenT. ApplicaTionshould be made To The STaTe 4-H Office.

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STaTe 41H HorseShow

’The STaTe 4-H Horse Show, conducTéd”ih Raleigh during July, offers youTh The oppor-TuniTy To show Their accomplishmenTs and The progress They've made in Their horse4projecT durinnghe pasT year. ParTicipanTs are required To qualify.

James W. PaTTersonAnimal Husbandry

TracTor OperaTor Sponsored by oco FoundaTion, Inc., (3) compeTifion is condthed’on an individualbasis among 4-H'ers, 14-19 years of age. The sTaTe award is a Trip To The regionalconTesT.

E. O. BeasleyBio. & Ag. Eng.

world AffairsInsTlTuTe

Sponsored by’The’NorTh Caroiina ExTension Homemakers AssociaTion, Inc., Two senior4-H'ers (14-19 years of age) are awarded parTial scholarships To aTTend The SouTh—easTern World Affairs InsTlTuTe.

Pauline E. Moore4-H

(1) Many of These achviTies are described more fully in The NorTh Carolina 4-H Curriculum Guide.(2) DeiegaTes may aTTend only one of The following during The currenT’year: OuT-of-STaTe, DanforTh or

NaTionai 4-H Conference.(3) NaTionally secured sponsorship.(4) Four—H members are noT eligible To parTicipaTe in These judging conTesTs if, by The daTes of The

conTesTs, They have compleTed a year of Training beyond The high school level, "Year" is definedas "academic year" which is usually a period of only nine monThs.

(5) Team members musT be 15 years of age To compeTe in The naTionai conTesT.award, The Team musT go To The conTesT.

To qualify for The cashAlTernaTe winners awarded a Trip To replace sTaTe winners

may noT compeTe for The same award again.

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EvenT4-H EVENTS

DescripTion (l) ExTension SpecialisTAdulT Leader Forums VOlunTeer 44H’AHUTT Leaders will have an opporTuniTy To parTicipETe in The SouThern

Region 4-H Leader Forum and The NorTh Carollna STaTe Leaders ConvenTion in The Fallof l981. In addiTion, a number of area or disTricT weekend leader forums will beconducTed in The spring of I981. ParTial scholarships are provided by The NorThCarolina 4-H DevelopmenT Fund, Federal Land Bank AssociaTions in NorTh Carolina andProducTion CrediT AssociaTions in NorTh Carolina, NorTh Carolina Fann Bureau and Theand The J. C. Penney Company. Any 4-H aduIT leader is eligible.

Thearon T. McKinney4-H

’CiTizenshlp - Held in Washingfon, D. C., This conference draws on The resources of boTh govern- Pauline E. MooreWashingTon Focus menTal and professional personnel To presenT a Thorough and conTemporary approach To 4-H

various aspecTs of ciTizenshlp. The opporTuniTy To parTicipaTe is open To ouTsTand-ing 4-H'ers, I5-19 years of age. Expenses are assumed by The individual and/orcounTy.

4-H ElecTric Sponsored’by The four major companies servicing NorTh Carolina, ElecTric Congress is John W. GloverCongress held for all counTy winning 4-H'ers in The ElecTric ProjecT. To aTTend, one musT be Bio. & Ag. Eng.

aT IeasT 12 years of age. RecruiTing awards are presenTed To 4-H'ers in each counTywho recruiT The greaTesT number of new members in The ElecTric ProjecT beyond mini-mum requiremenT of eighT.

4-H ForesTry-Wildlife Camp

FourJHTers, ages 14—19 years who were counTy winners’Th ForesTry or Wildlife projecTsor who have definiTe lnTeresT in These areas, learn abouT foresTry and wild-llfe aT This one-week special camp. Scholarships and TransporTaTion are providedfor all parTicipanTs by SouThern Bell and Federal CarTridge CorporaTlon.

W.M.9mnmnForesT Resources

Horse Packing andCamping Ride

The Herse Packing and Camping Ride offers 4-H‘ers, ages 9-19 years, an opporTuniTyfor a fall week-end in The mounTains of NorTh Carollna during which They can enjoyboTh Their horse and The wilderness experience. Four-H'ers parTicipaTing musT haveaccess To a horse. All cloThing, equipmenT and food musT be packed in.

James W. PaTTersonAnimal Husbandry

4-H HorsemanshipCamps

’Two week-long horsemanshlp camps are held’each summer aT MillsTone 4-H Camp.H'ers musT be 9-19 years of age and musT carry Their own horses To camp.

Four-The pro—

James W. PaTTersonAnimal Husbandry

Junior DairyConference

ygram cenTers on horsemanshlp, Training and managemenT skills.our-H'ers, ages 14-19’years, may smeiT applicaTions. During The Three-day confer-

ence In June or July, parTicipanTs will learn abouT The dairy indusTry and careeropporTuniTles.

Fred N. KnoTTDairy Husbandry

NorTh carollna 4-HCongress

This week of educaTion, recoganion and recreaTion is The highlighT of The sTaTe 4-HProgram. Held aT NorTh Carolina STaTe UnlverslTy, 4-H Congress is open To any boy orgirl 13 years of age and above who is currenle parTicipaTing in The 4-H Program.

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Some dlsTricT winners and lnvlTed parTicipanTs may be younger.(1) Many of The above evenTs are described more fully In The NorTh Carollna 4-H Curriculum Guide.

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SPECIAL 4-H AWARDSAcTivlTy DescripTion (i) ExTension SpecialisTAlumni Sponsored by The NorTh Carolina STaTe UniversiTy 4-H CollegiaTe Club, The Alumni Da Ton R. ProcTor

Program is designed To recognize former 4-H members who have achieved success Through LaThan F. SmiThTheir personal and/or professional lives. Two engraved plaques are presenTed 4-Hannually.

ConservaTion ConservaTion awards fer 4-H projecTs and demonsTraTions in The areas of wildlife, . M. STanTonforesTry and relaTed conservaTion acTiviTies are made each year by The NorTh CarolinaWildlife FederaTion. Nominees are selecTed from The sTaTe winners in The above areas.

ForesT ResourcesNorTh Carolina This award is designed To recognize individuals, groups, business organizaTions, DalTon R. ProcTorParTner-in-4-H foundaTions, associaTions, governmenTal bodies and oTher insTiTuTions who have worked 4-H

closely wiTh The NorTh Carolina AgriculTural ExTension Service in supporTing The 4-HProgram. This special recogniTlon is limiTed To Those who have provided susTained andsignificanT conTribuTions To The 4-H Program on The sTaTe level.

OdeTanding 4—H ExTension agenTs may submiT appiicaTions on March 1 To The STaTe 4—H Office for all aThan’F. SmiThAdulT Leader leaders worThy of recogniTion for ouTsTanding leader acTiviTies during The pasT 4-HRecoganion calendar year. All leaders so recognized will receive cerTificaTes. Framed cerTi-

ficaTes of recogniTion will be presenTed To The four mosT ouTsTanding leaders, pref-erably Two men and Two women, from each ExTension disTricT aT The respecTive Dis-TricT AcTiviTy Days. The NorTh Carolina 4—H Honor Club sponsors The counTy and dis-TricT cerTificaTes.

(i)The above awards programs are described more fully in The NorTh Carolina 4-H Curriculum Guide.

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4-H EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPSScholarship Number Amount Limitations on Use Eligibility Application What to SubmitATpha’Gamma Rho 1 $400 ust major In -H member Mall’to: I. Alpha Gamma RhoMichael E. Bayne 4-H state-wide Agriculture or re— enrolling as Dalton R. Proctor Scholarship ap—Scholarship, sponsored lated field freshman at P. 0. Box 5I57 pllcation formby NCSU Chapter NCSU In 1981 NCSU 2. Photo 2" x 3"

Raleigh, N. C. 27650 3. Letter of recan-by March I mendation fran

county 4-H agentor 4-H Leader

4-H Development Fund’ 10 5500 Any accredited Current 4-H Nbil to: H. 43H’Dev. FUndstate-wide (each) Institution of higher member enroll- N.C. 3-H Dev. Fund Nan. Form.learning in N. C. ing as college Selection Committee 2. High School

L. R. Harriil $600 freshman In P. O. Box 5067, NCSU Transcriptstate-wide (each) I981. Raleigh, N.C. 27650 3. Photo 3 l/2" x 5"- by March I M. Confidential Fi-Smith-Douglass, l $500 IMust show financial nanclai Data FormDiv. of Borden, Inc. state-wide need and plan to major 5. Recanmendationin field of Ang- from County 4-H

culture Dev. Fund Scho-larship SelectionCommittee Chair-man

AgriculturaT’Careers I $500 IMUSt major in area of Senior in High Mail to: I. 44H ScholarshipDekalb AgResearch, Inc. state-wide Agriculture and must School or Dalton R. Proctor Appl. Fonn (se-(I) submit National 4-H College Fresh- P. O. Box 5I57, NZSU cure fron State4 Trip to Report Form Iman in I981 Raleigh, N.C. 27650 4-H office)

nationally National by September I 2. 2 black and white4-H Con- photos, 2" x 3gress & 8. Official copy ofDekalb Re— High Schoolsearch, transcript forInc. Alpha Gamma Rho

and AgriculturalEducational Foundation of I $1,000 Must major In Ang- nrolllng as a Careers; CollegeAlpha Gamma Rho (I) nationally culture, Forestry, college fresh— freshman and

Veterinary Medicine an in I981 sophomore trans-or related field cript for Animal

Animal Science 2 $1,000 ust major in Animal Enrolling as ScienceAllied Mills, Inc. (I) nationally (each) Science college junior %. Letter of recom-

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