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i.4-H PROJECT REGULATIONS

Age eligibility is established as of January 1, l986. To participate in 1986 the 4-H member must be nine years of ageprior to January I, 1986 and not have passed nineteen years of age as of December 3|, 1985.2. 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. Junior level district and state winners must be between the ages of 9 and 13. Winners must have completed one or moreyears in the major project.4. To be declared a senior level state winner, the 4-H member must:a. Be at least l4 years old and not have passed his 19th birthday by December 31, 1985.b. Have completed at least (1) year of 4-H but preferably three (3) or more years including the current year.5. A 4-H member may submit cumulative records for district and state competition in not more than 2 programs during the sameyear. There is no limit on the number of records a county can submit in any given project area.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). A4-H member declared a state cunulative record program winner is not eligible to represent the county in the state FashionRevue.8. Should a 4-H member who submits a record for judging not wish to be considered for a state win, he/she should indicate bywriting "Not Considered for State Win" in red ink on the National Report Form. The 4-H agent should also note the child'sname and record area on the appropriate line of the Transmittal Form when submitted March 1.9. If a state winner ls offered and accepts a trip to National 4-H Congress as a state, sectional, or national winner and thenturns the trip down, the winner cannot compete again in the same project.10. A previous junior state winner cannot be declared a state winner a second time as a junior member in the same project area.They will be eligible in all other projects. They can be named senior state winner in the same winning project when theyreach the age of 14 as of January 1.I1. A senior 4-H member who has been awarded a trip to National 4-H Congress may not participate in any other project awardsprogram that offers a trip to National 4-H Congress.12. Alternates who are awarded a state award (trip to National Congress) to replace the original state winner may not competein the same project again. _13. As of December 1, I985, some donors had not renewed their support contracts or a donor had not yet been secured for someI986 programs; therefore, should a donor not renew or be secured, the district award will be a certificate and the stateaward, $50 Bond.

14. Bonds and most other state awards provided by state donors will be distributed in September, l986. Awards provided bynational donors will be distributed later.15. Any 4-H member who is selected as a national winner must attend National 4-H Congress in its entirety to receive his/heraward.

4-H PROJECTSProduct Donor (1) County Awards State Awards Extensigp SpecialistAchievement Ford Motor Company Fund (2) Certificate and.4 Trip to National 4-H Congress . Michael A. DavisMedals 4-HAgricultural ‘ a. Case International (2) a. Certificate and a. & b. Trip to National 44H _Ronald E. Jarrett

4 medals Congress Crop Scienceb. Ralston Purina Co. (2)c. James A. Graham c. Individual & Traveling

Trophies

North Carolina 4-H Project Awards (continued)

Project Donor (1) County Awards State Awards Extension SpecialistAutomotive The Firestone Trust Fund Certificate and 4 Trip to National 4-H Congress John w. Glover

I (2) Medals Bio. & Ag. Eng.Beef N.C. Cattiemen's Assoc. Certificate Trip to National 4-H Congress James K. Butler, Jr.

American Simmentai Assoc. Animal HusbandryBicycle None as of I/I/86 Certificate None as of 1/1/86 (3) Robert McLymore

\ Bio. & Ag. EngineeringBread Nabisco Brands, Inc. (2) Certificate and 4 Trip to National 4-H Congress Mary Ann SpruilI-Pollock

Medals Foods-NutritionCanning (4) Savannah Food & Industries, Certificates and None Mary Ann SpruilI-Pollock

Inc. Parlng Knives District Awards: Silver Trays Foods-NutritionChild Care Frankye Susanne Ebert Certificate Trip to National 4-H Congress

Memorial Endowment Human DevelopmentCitizenship The Coca Cola Foundation Certificate and 4 Trip to National 4-H Congress Steve Lilley

(2) Medals Ext. SocioiggyClothing Coats and Clark, Inc. (2) Certificate and 4 Not confirmed as of l/l/86 (3) Harriett Tutterow-

Husqvarna Sewing Machine Medals JenningsCo., Inc. (2) Clothing

Commercial N. C. Yam Commission Certificate $150 toward trip to NJHA Larry BassHorticulture (5) Convention Horticultural ScienceCommunications a. N.C. Association of Certificate Trip to National 4-H Congress Jimmy C. Tart

Broadcasters, Inc. Agri. Communicationsb. N. C. Press Association,

inc.Conservation of John Deere Foundation (2) Certificate and 4 Trip to National 4-H Congress Leon HarkinsNatural Resources Medals Forest ResourcesConsumer Education Montgomery Ward & Company Certificate and 4 Not confirmed as of 1/1/86 (3) Janice Lloyd

(2) Medals Family Res. Mgt.Crop Production Pioneer Hi-Bred lnter- Certificate Trip to National 4-H Congress Ron Jarrett

national Crop ScienceDairy CIGNA Corp. (2) Certificate None as of 1/1/86 (3) Fred N. Knott

- Dairy HusbandryDairy Calf NOBA Certificate Watch Fred N. Knott

Dairy HusbandryDairy Foods Carnation Company (2) Certificate and 4 None as of 1/1/86 (3) Mary Ann Spruill-Pollock

Medals Foods-NutritionDairy Goat Piedmont Dairy Goat Assoc. Certificate $50 Cash Fred N. Knott

Dairy HusbandryDairy industry American Breeders Service Certificate $50 Savings Bond Fred N. Knott

Dairy HusbandryDog Care and Purina Dog Foods Group, Certificate and 4 Transistor Radio (3)Training Ralston Purina Corporation Medals 4-H

(2)Electric Energy a. Westinghouse Electric Certificate and 4 Trip to National 4-H Congress John W. Glover

Corp. (2) Medalsb. Carolina Power & Light

CompanyTrip to N. C. 4-HElectric Congress

Territorial awards to each powercompany area

Bio. & Ag. Eng.

North Carolina 4-H Project Awards (continued)Prolect Donor (l) County Awards State Awards Extension SpecialistElectric Energy(continued)

c. Duke Power Companyd. Nantahala Power & Light

CompanyTrophy for CountyProgram

6. North Carolina PowerEnergy Transcontinental Gas Pipe- Certificate Trip to National 4-H Congress Sandy Dellingerline, Inc. HousingEntomology Mobay Chemical Corporation Certificate and 4 $75 Savings Bond (3) Rudy Hillmann(2) Medals EntomologyN. C. Pest Control Assoc. Trip to National 4-H CongressEnvironmental N. C. Association of Certificate $150 toward trip to NJHA Larry BassBeautification (5) Nurserymen Convention Horticultural ScienceExperimental N. C. Grape Growers Certificate $l50 toward trip to NJHA Larry BassHorticulture (5) Association (Raymond Smith Convention Horticultural ScienceMemorial Award)Fashion Revue (6) Simplicity Pattern Company Certificate and Trip to National 4~H Congress Judieth MockWhite/Elna Sewing Machine Medals to upper 10% ClothingCompany (2)Fish and Seafood None as of i/i/86 Certificate None as of l/l/86 Lynn TurnerUtilization Food ScienceFood-Nutrition The General Foods Fund, Certificate and 4 Trip to National 4-H Congress Mary Ann Spruiil-Poliockinc. (2) Medals Foods-NutritionFood Preservation Kerr Glass Manuf. Corp. (2) Certificate and 4 Trip to National 4-H Congress Mary Ann Sprulll-Poliock(Canning & Freezing) Medals Foods-NutritionForestry International Paper Company Certificate and 4 Trip to National 4-H Congress ‘Leon HarkinsFoundation (2) Medals Forest ResourcesGardening a. N.C. Extension Home- a. Certificate a. Trip to National 4-H Larry Bassmakers Association, inc. . Congress Horticultural Scienceb. Ortho Division, Chevron b. 4 Medals b. $75 Savings Bond

Chemical Corp. (2)Health Kraft, Inc. (2) 4 Medals Trip to National 4-H Congress Mary Ann Spruill-Pollock

Certificate Foods-NutritionHome Environment N.C. Assoc. of Electric Certificate Trip to National 4—H Congress Sandy DellingerCooperatives HousingHome Management Beatrice Companies, inc. Certificate and 4 Trip to National 4-H Congress Thelma L. Hinson(2) Medals Family Res. Mgt.Horse American Quarter Horse 4 Medals Trip to National 4—H Congress Bob MowreyAssociation (2) Certificate Animal HusbandryRalston Purina CompanyLeadership Readers' Digest (2) Certificate and 4 Trip to National 4-H Congress Judy GroffMedals 4-HMarine Awareness/ None as of l/l/86 Certificate None as of 1/1/86 Gary San JulianAquatic Adventures WildlifePeanut Foods (7) The North Carolina Peanut Certificate $500 College Scholarship Mary Ann Spruili—PollockGrowers Association Foods-Nutrition

North Carolina 4-H Project Awards (continued)Project Donor (1) County Awards State Awards Extension SpecialistPersonal Appearance Capps Bookstore Certificate $100 Savings Bond and Bible Harriet Tutterow-Jennings

ClothingPetroleum Power (8) Amoco Foundation, Inc. (2) Certificate and 4

MedalsTrip to National 4-H Congress E. 0.’ Beasley

Bio. & Ag. Eng.Photography Eastman Kodak Company (2) Certificate and 4 Trip to National 4-H Congress Jerry G. Rodgers

Medals Agri. Communications1 Volunteer LeaderPin

Plant and Soil The Quaker Oats Company (2) Certificate and Trip to National 4-H Congress Ronald E. JarrettScience International Minerals and 4 Medals Crop Science

Chemical Corp.Poultry a. NC Mutual Hatchery Asso. Certificate a. $50 Savings Bond Jane Caldwell

b. NC Poultry Federation b. Trip to Nat'l 4-H Congress Poultry SciencePublic Speaking Union Oil Co. of California Certificate and 4 Trip to National 4-H Congress Thearon McKinney

(2) Medals 4-HRecreation and None as of 1/1/86 Certificate None as of 1/1/86 Thearon McKinneyLeisure Education 4-HSafety General Motors Foundation,

Inc. (2)Certificate and 4Medals

Trip to National 45H Congress Robert McLymoreBIO. 8. Age ELIE.

Sheep Gary Stott Memorial Fund Certificate Trip to National 4-H Congress James K. Butler, Jr.Animal Husbandry

Small Animals None as of 1/1/86 Certificate None as of 1/1/864-H

Swine Gary Stott Memorial Fund Certificate Trip to National 4-H Congress James K. Butler, Jr.Pfizer, Inc. (2) Animal Husbandry

Veterinary Science a. N. C. Veterinary MedicalAssociation

b. The Upjohn Company (2)a. 4 Medals and

Certificatea. Trip to National Congress J. R. Harris

Poultry Science

Wildlife American Motors Corp. Certificate and 4 None as of 1/1/86 (3) Leon HarkinsNational Wildlife Fed. (2) Medals Forest Resources

Wood Science None as of 1/1/86 Certificate None as of 1/1/86 (3) Leon HarkinsForest Resources

(I) 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.

(2) Nationally secured sponsorship.(3) Refer to Summary of National 4-H Awards for sectional and national awards.(4) Canning records are due in State 444 Office, c/o Mary Ann SpruiII-Pollock, Foods and Nutrition Department, Box 7605,

Raleigh, North Carolina 27695-7605, postmarked by October I5, I986.Early teens must be 12 or 13 years of age as of January I, 1986.1986.

More complete Information concerning all

Pre-teens must be 9-11 years of age as of January 1,

(5) State award of $150 is awarded only to those who use the funds toward expenses to compete in the National JuniorHorticultural Association contest.of participation.awards only once in his 4-H career.

To compete 1n the national contest, individuals must be 15 by December 31 of the yearIf the state winner ls under I5, he will receive a $50.00 Savings Bond. A 4-H'er may receive these

(6) Record books submitted as stated on sheet entitled "Fashion Revue -- Rules and Regulations."(7) The $500 scholarship for peanut foods will be distributed in two parts: $250 at the beginning of the 4-H'er's first andsecond semesters.(8) Tractor and Small Engines.LOCAL AND COUNTY PROGRAMS MAY INCLUDE PROJECTS IN ADDITION TO THOSE LISTED IN THE HANDBOOK. ACHIEVEMENT CERTIFICATES MAY BEUSED AS COUNTY AWARDS IN THESE PROGRAMS, ALSO.

GROUP, CLUB AND COUNTY 4-H PROGRAMS‘Ezggran Donor (i) _47 County Awards State Awards Extension SpecialistAutomotive The Firestone Tire and None 2 Plaques; iO Certificates John w, Glover

Rubber Company (2) Bio. & A . Eng.Community Develop- N. C. 4-H Honor Club 4 Certificates/ 6 Awards of $25 Maurice . Volandment/Community County SociologyService 'Conservation of John Deere (2) ‘ 4 Certificates/ 1 Award of $50; 10 Certificates Leon HarkinsNatural Resources County Forest ResourcesElectric a. Carolina Power & Light None I 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 waer & Light

Companyd. North Carolina Power

Health Kraft, Inc. (2) 4 Certificates/ 10 Certificates Mary Ann SpruiII-PollockCounty Foods-Nutrition

Safety The General Motors 4 Certificates/ 1 Award of $25; 10 Certificates Robert McLymoreFoundation (2) County Bio. & Ag. Eng.

Youth Looks at Aging The American Association of Certificate for 4 Plaques to groups; 1 plaque Leo HawkinsRetired Persons worthy reports to an individual Human Development

(I) For donor contact 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.

(2) Nationally secured sponsorship.4-H DEMONSTRATION REGULATIONS”

1. Age eligibility is established as of January 1, 1986.2. Any 4-H'er, ages 9-19 years, is eligible to be named a district or state winner if he is eligible to compete under the

age eligibility established for the demonstration program.3. Members in Automotive Skill Driving must be at least l6 years of age by the time of the contest and must not have passed

their l9th birthday on or before December 31, I985.4. The same demonstration may be repeated from one year to the next; however, the individual's personal development will bemuch greater if the demonstration is revised and improved.5. A minimum of 5 minutes is recommended and a maximum of 12 minutes is allowed for demonstrations except Public Speaking(7 minutes), Horse Public Speaking (10 minutes), and Chicken and Turkey Barbecue, Pork Cookery and Beef Char-Grill (2

hours). One point will be deducted from the participant's score for each minute the demonstration is over the time limit.

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Four-H members may compete for awards in no more than one demonstration program duringgany one year. "4-H EntertainsProgram" is not considered a demonstration program.It is desirable that participants In Chicken and Turkey Barbecue, Pork Cookery and Beef Char-Grill ngI_partlcipate In "4-HEntertains Program." However, if they do they should first report to and complete the cooking demonstration beforeparticipating in the "4-H Entertains." Someone should report early to the 4-H Entertains Contest that the 4-H'ers willparticipate later.Each county Is limited to a maximum of 10 minutes In the "4-H Entertains Program" involving no more than 2 acts (TalentContest).A ribbon is given to every demonstrator except as stated below. The type of ribbon awarded is based upon the quality ofthe demonstration. Regardless of the type of ribbon awarded, one demonstrator in each demonstration category will bedesignated as the district winner and will be eligible to compete on the state level. The only exception to this rule isthe "4-H Entertains Program" in which only blue ribbons and participatory ribbons are awarded and only selected blueribbon winners are invited to participate In the State "4-H Entertains Program." .A scholarship to North Carolina 4-H Congress is worth $50.00. A partial scholarship Is worth $25.00. Other expenses arethe responsibility of the recipient. To receive the scholarship, the 4-H'er must register for 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 if the alternate registers and attends Congress for the week and participates in the demonstration contest.District runners-up in demonstrations will be invited to participate in the state contest at 441 Congress. There will be22_scholarship available to Congress. Participants must notify the State 444 Office, in writing, by July 5, 1986 to beeligible to participate.Four-H members may continue to compete In a particular demonstration category until declared state winner. An exception ismade when alternates are awarded a trip to replace the state winner; they are then no longer eligible to participate in thesame program but may participate In others.For the purpose of competition in a demonstration category, a "team" may be composed of no more than two Individualsexcept in the "4-H Entertains" 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 December 1, I985, some donors had not renewed their support contracts or a donor had not been secured for I986;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 DEMONSTRATIONSEligibility

Prggram Age Type District Award State Awards Donor (1) Extension SpecialistAmerican Business 13-19 Ind. Scholarship to N.C. Trip to National Cooperative CouncTT of? _ Robert D. DahleSystem EEEL 4-H Congress -lnstitute of North Carolina ' Robert H. Usry

Team Cooperative Education ' Economics andBusiness

Archery 9-13 Ind. Certificate to each None as of 1/1/86 None as of 1/1/86 Rick Hamilton-------------- division winner Forest Resourcesi4-l9 Ind.Hunter Class

4-H DEMONSTRATIONS (continued)Eligibility

Prggram Age, Type District Award State Awards Donor (1) Extension SpecialistArtistic 9-13 Ind. $25 scholarship to $50 Savings Bond Federation of Garden Larry BassArrangementlZ) N.C. 4-H Congress Clubs of‘North Carolina Horticultural Science(3) --------------- for each division ‘14-19 ind. winner $150 towards expenses Durham Lifeto NJHA Convention Broadcasting, inc.Automotive 16-19 lnd. Not confirmed as of Not confirmed as of Not confirmed as of Henry Reveil, Jr.Skill Driving (2 per 1/1/86 1/1/86 1/1/86 4-Hcounty)Trip to Eastern The Firestone Tire andRegional 4-H Engineer- Rubber Company (4)ing Event for top 2winnersBeef Char-Grill 9-19 Ind. Scholarship to N.C. $50 Savings Bond N. C. Cattlemen's James K. Butler, Jr.4-H Congress Association Animal HusbandryBicycle 9-13 ind. or Certificate to each None as of 1/1/86 None as of 1/1/86 Robert McLymoreTeam division winner ‘ Bio. & Ag. Eng.

14-19 Ind. orTeam

Bread 9-13 lnd. or Scholarship to N.C. $50 Savings Bond Martha White Foods Mary AnnTeam 44H Congress for each winner Spruill-Poliock--------------- each division Foods-Nutrition14-19 ind. or winner $100 Bond each winnerTeam

Chicken Barbecue 9-19 lnd. Scholarship to N. C. ist: $50 Bond and N. 0. Poultry Processors Jane Caldwell4-H Congress trip to National (5) Poultry ScienceContest2nd: $50 Bond .Crafts 9-13 lnd. Scholarship to N. C. $50 Bond N. C. Extension Home- Frelda M. Terrell4-H Congress for each makers Association, inc. Agnes Gothard---------------- division winner Housing14-19 Ind. $50 Bond

Crop Production 9-19 ind. or Scholarship to N.C. $50 Bond each winner iCI Americas Ron Jarrettand Utilization Team 4-H Congress Crop ScienceDairy Foods (6) 9-13 ind. or Scholarship to N.C. $50 Bond eaCh winner American Dairy Associa- Mary AnnTeam 4-H Congress for each tion of N. C. SpruilI-Pollock---------------- division winner Foods-Nutrition14-19 Ind. or $l00 Bond each winnerTeam 'Dog 9-13 ind. or Certificate to each $100 Savings Bonds for Happy JackTeam division winner each division winner 4-H

14-19 ind. orTeam

4-H DEMONSTRATIONS (continued)

$50 Bond; travelscholarship

EligibilityPrggram Age Type District Award State Awards Donor (I) Extension SpecialistEgg Cookery 9-13 ind. Scholarship to N.C. ist: $50 Bond N. C. Egg Marketing [Jane Caldwell

--------------- 4-H Congress for 2nd: $50 Bond Association ' Poultry Science14-19 Ind. each division '

winner ist: Trip to Nationalcontest

2nd: $50 BondElectric 9-13 lnd. Scholarship to $100 Bond N. C. Association of John w. Glover

N.C. 4-H Congress Electric Cooperatives Bio. & Ag. Eng.--------------- for each division14-19 Ind. winner $l50 Bond

Entomology 9-13 Ind. or Certificate for each None as of 1/1/86 None as of 1/1/86 Rudy HillmannTeam division winner Entomology

14-19 Ind. orTeam

Environmental 9-19 ind. or Scholarship to N.C. $50 Bond each N. C. Association of G. C. Naderman, Jr.Quality (incl. Team 44% Congress winner 3011 and Water 5011 ScienceSoil-Water Consv) Conservation DistrictsFish & Seafood 9-13 Ind. or Certificate for each None as of 1/1/86 None as of Ill/86 Lynn TurnerUtilization Team division winner Food Science

14-19 Ind. orTean

Forestry 9-19 ind. or Scholarship to N.C. $50 Bond each Southern Bell Leon HarkinsTeam 4-H Congress winner Forest ResourcesFruit and Vege- 9-13 Ind. or Certificate for each None as of 1/1/86 None as of 1/1/86 Mary Ann

table Use (3)(7) Team division winner Spruill-Pollock.--------------- Foods-Nutrition14-19 ind. or

TeamHome Environment 9-13 lnd. or Scholarship to N.C. $50 Bond each winner N.C. Association of Sandy Dellinger/Home Energy Team 4-H Congress for each Electric Cooperatives Housing

--------------- division winner14-19 Ind. or

TeanHorse 9-13 ind. or $25 Scholarship to Award and $50 Bond N. C. Arabian Horse Bob Mowrey

Team N. C. 441 Congress Association Animal Husbandry--------------- for each division14-19 ind. or winner Award & $50 to regional

, Team contest expenses or a

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4-H DEMONSTRATIONS (continued)

Eligibilityifrggram Age Type District Award State Awards Donor (1) Extension SpecialistHorse 9-13 Ind. $25 Scholarship to Award & $50 Bond To be confirmed Bob MowreyPublic Speaking --------------- N. C. 4-H Congress Animal Husbandry

14-19 Ind. for each division Award & $50 toward re-winner gional contest expenses

or a $50 bond; travelscholarship

Horticultural 9-13 lnd. or Certificate None as of 1/1/86 None as of 1/1/86 Larry BassMarketing (3) Team Hort. Science

14-19 Ind. or $25 Scholarship to $150 toward Wyatt-QuarlesTeam N.C. 4-H Congress expenses to Seed Company

for each winner NJHA ConventionHorticultural 9-13 Ind. or Certificate None as of 1/1/86 None as of 1/1/86 Larry BassProduction (3) Team Hort. Science

14-19 1nd. or $25 Scholarship to $l50 toward Wyatt-QuarlesTeam N.C. 4-H Congress expenses to Seed Co.

for each winner NJHA ConventionLandscaping (3) 9-13 Ind. or $25 Scholarship to $50 Bond N. 0. Extension Home- Larry Bass

Team N.C. 4-H Congress each winner makers Asso., Inc. Hort. Sciencefor each winner

14-19 Ind. or $25 Scholarship to $l50 toward expenses N. C. Association ofTeam N. C. 4-H Congress to NJHA Convention Nurserymen

for each winnerLivestock 9-19 Ind. or | Scholarship to $50 Savings Bond N. C. Livestock Auction. James K. Butler, Jr.Production Team N.C. 4-H Congress Markets Association Animal HusbandryMarine Awareness 9-13 lnd. or Certificate to each(Aquatic Adven- ‘ team division winner None as of 1/1/86 None as of l/l/86 Wildlifetures) ------------—- ’

14-19 Ind. orteam

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4-H DEMONSTRATIONS (continued)Eligibility

.ggggra- Ago Type District Award Stgto Aggrds Donor (1) Extension S iellstOpen Class (8) 9-13 Ind. or Certificate to each None as of 1/1/86 None as of 1/1/86 ' Sheilda McDowell

Tean division winner 4-H14-19 lnd. or

TeamPeanut Foods (3) 9-13 Ind. or Scholarship to N.C. $50 Bond each N. C. Peanut Growers Mary Ann

(9) Team 4-H Congress for each winner Association I SpruiiI-Poilock——————————————— division winner I Foods-Nutrition14-19 Ind. or Certificate $150 toward expenses

Tean to NJHA ConventionPhotography 9-19 ind. Certificate None as of 1/1/86 None as of 1/1/86 Jerry G. Rodgers

Agrl. CommunicationsPork Cookery 9-19 ind. Scholarship to N.C. $50 Bond N. C. Pork Producers James K. Butler, Jr.

4-H Congress Association Animal HusbandryPoultry 9-19 Ind. Scholarship to N.C. ist: $50 Bond N. C. Granite Corp. Jane Caldwell

4-H Congress 2nd: $50 Bond Poultry SciencePublic Speaking. 9-13 ind. Scholarship to N.C. $50 Bond for each a. Federal Land Bank Thearon McKinney

44H Congress for each division winner Associations in N.C. 4-Hdivision winner b. Production Credit

--------------- Associations in N.C.14-19 Ind.

Safety 9-13 lnd. or 1 Scholarship to N.C. $50 Bond for each N. C. Safety Council, Robert McLymoreTeam 4-H Congress for each division winner Inc. Bio. & Ag. Eng.

--------------- division winner14-19 lnd. or

TeamSewing 9-19 Ind. Certificate None as of 1/1/86 None as of 1/1/86 Harriet Tutterow-

JenningsClothing

4-H Entertains 9-19 Ind. or Blue Ribbons None None Dalton R. ProctorTeam 4-H

Small Animals 9-19 lnd. or Scholarship to N.C. $50 Savings Bond each N.C. Veterinary MedicalTeam 4-H Congress winner Association 4-H

Small Engines 9-19 Ind. or 1 Scholarship to N.C. Trip to national Porter Brothers, lnc. E. 0. BeasleyTeam 4-H Congress contest ($50 Bond if Bio. & Ag. Eng.

under 14)Turkey Barbecue 9-13 Ind. Scholarship to N.C. $50 Savings Bond N. C. Turkey Federation Jane Caldwell

4-H Congress for each Poultry Science--------------- division winner.14-19 Ind. Trip to National

ContestWildlife 9-19 lnd. or Scholarship to N.C. $50 Bond each winner N. C. Wildlife Leon Harkins

Team 4-H Congress Federation Forest Resources

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(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)

DEMONSTRATIONS (continued)For donor contact 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.Use of flowers and other horticultural crops in arrangements, corsages and plaques. No artificial plants or flowers areto be used.State award of $150 is awarded only to those who use the funds toward expenses to compete in the National JuniorHorticultural Association contest. To compete in the national contest, individuals must be 15 by December 31 of the yearof participation. A 4-H'er may receive these awards no more than twice (in different demonstrations) In his 4-H career.Note: Terrarium construction and dish garden demonstrations may only be given in the Horticultural Production program.Nationally secured sponsorship.Only members 14 years old or older eligible for National Contest.Recipes demonstrated must contain l/2 cup milk or its calcium equivalent per serving.Recipes demonstrated must contain i/2 cup fruit and/or vegetable per serving.Only demonstrations which cannot be categorized in any other demonstration area may be presented in Open Class.Recipes demonstrated must contain at least l/8 cup (2T) peanuts, peanut butter or flavored peanut pieces per serving.

4-H ACTIVITIESActivity Description (1) Extension SpecialistBack to School Sponsored in part by the North Carolina Cotton Wives, competition is conducted on Judieth MockSewing Contest an individual basis In two divisions: I, for 4-H'ers 9-11 years of age and ii, for Clothing

4-H'ers iZ-I3 years of age (a 4-H'er may not be past l3 years of age gg_contestdate). State awards include sewing supplies and cash awards.

Beekeeping Sponsored by the North Carolina State Beekeepers Association, competition is open to John T. AmbroseEssay Contest individual 4-H'ers who wish to submit an essay on an assigned topic in beekeeping. Entomology

The state award is a $50 savings bond. The state winning essay will be entered Inthe National Essay Contest sponsored by the American Beekeepinngederation.

Caravans An opportunity for an exciting summer of learning, living and traveling in other Sharon Runionlands is available through 4-H Teen and Special interest Caravans. The 444'er 4-Hmust be i7-19 years of age by June 1 of the year of participation, in good healthand willing to study the language of the host country. Cost is determined by thecountry visited and must be borne by the individual.

Country Living Southland Travel Service is sponsoring a two-week tour of Europe. The 4-H Sharon RunionTbur of Europe participants will be two (2) graduating seniors (must be 17 years old as of January 4-H

i, 1986) from each state. The selection of these 4-H'ers will be based on an essaycontest on a subject to be related to the importance of cooperation between thecountries of Europe and the U. S. in the fields of education and trade. They wouldalso have to meet certain academic requirements. The tour would Include viSits withEuropean families, visit to the U. S. Embassy in London and a briefing on theEuropean Common Market and how it affects the U.S.A., sight seeing in Lucerne,Switzerland, Paris and London. The trip will Include all transportation, thesightseeing program and specially arranged visits, and two (2) meals daily. Moreinformation on the trip, detailed guidelines for essay contest, and entry forms willbe mailed to counties In December, 1985.

Dairy BOHI (5) 9-13 Team 325 for district winning team $25 Cash N. C. Purebred Fred N. Knotttoward expenses to state contest each winner Dairy Cattle Assoc. Dairy Husbandry

14-19 Team $25 for district winning team $25 Cashtoward expenses to state contest each winner

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4-H Activities (continued)Activity Description (1) Ex 'ansion SpecialistDairy Judging (3) Sponsored by North Carolina Purebred Dairy Cattle Association and Virginia-Carolina

Select Sires, competition is conducted among teams of four, ages 9 - 19 years (a'4-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 Foster Sponsored by American Dairy Association of North Carolina, competition is conducted Fred N. KnottContest on an individual basis in three divisions: l, under l2 years of age; ll, 12-14, and 1 Dairy Husbandry

and ill, I5 - i9. State awards in each division Include ist: Camera; 2nd: Radio,and 3rd: SIO.

Entomology Four-H members are encouraged to enter their Entomology exhibits in the N. C. State Rudy HiiimannExhibit Fair. The objectives are: (I) to learn how to properly collect, identify, preserve

and exhibit insect specimens, (2) to promote insect collection and study among4—H'ers, (3) to publicize 4-H Entomology achievements to N. C. State Fair attendeesand reward 4-H'ers for their efforts. Full details are available in the N. C. StateFair catalogue under "4-H Club Exhibits."

Entomology

4-H Poster Art Sponsored by Coats & Clark, inc. (2), the 4-H poster art exhibit presents an oppor-tunity to express one's image of 4-H in an artistic manner. Three entries per statemay be submitted to national and will be exhibited at the National 4-H Congress. Alistate entries will receive a certificate and medallion seal signifying participationin the National 4—H Poster Art Contest.

Thearon McKinney4-H

Horse Bowl Sponsored by Nationwide Insurance Company, competition is conducted among teams offour in three divisions: I, mixed, 9-19 years of age; il, Junior 9-13 years of age,and lil, Senior, i4-i9 years of age. Statewide individual and team winners In eachdivision receive an award and ribbons. Ribbons are also awarded in all three divi-sions to second through sixth place teams and second through fifth place individuals.

Bob MowreyAnimal Husbandry

The top division iil team also receives money toward expenses to the national contest.Horse Judging (3) Sponsored by Nationwide insurance Company, contest is divided between three divisions: Bob Mowrey

I, mixed, 9-19 years of age; ll, junior, 9-13 years of age; and Ill, senior, 14-19 Animal Husbandryyears of age. Youth are eligible to win both individual and team awards. Division Iand ii team winners receive awards, ribbons and $100 towards expenses to compete in aspring Virginia 4-H horse judging contest. The high scoring junior and seniorindividuals in each judging category (halter, performance and overal I) each receivesan award and ribbon. Second through sixth place teams and second through tenth placejunior and senior individuals receive ribbons. The top Division lll team membersreceive ribbons and awards and are eligible to compete for a berth on the nationalteam. The national team will be selected from the top Division III team and top foursenior individuals, excluding winning team members. Expense money will be providedtowards participation in regional and national contests.

Horse Essay Contest(3)

Ybuth are encouraged to improve written communication skills, use and interpret re-sources and expand their equine knowledge. Contest is divided between two divisions:l, junior, 9-13 years of age; and II, senior, 14-19 years of age. Ybuths are eligibleto win Individual awards. Division i and ii district winners receive a certificate.Division l and Il state winners receive a $50 savings bond donated by the OnslowCounty 4-H Program.


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4-H Activities (continued)Activity Description (i) {tension SpecialistHorseman-of-the-Year Sponsored by the Optimist Club of Raleigh, contest is divided between two divisions: Bob Mowrey(3) I, junior, 9-13 years of age; and II, senior, 14-19 years of age. Youth are eligible

to win both individual and team awards. Division l and II tean and individual winnersreceive awards and ribbons. Second through sixth place teams and second through tenthplace individuals in each division receive ribbons. The top three or four Division iiindividuals will receive a partial scholarship to participate as a team in nationalcontests. The high overall individuals from Divisions I and ii will receiveappropriate awards.

Animal Husbandry

HorticulturalContest (Judging,Identification andinformation) (4)

Sponsored by the N. C. Pick-Your-Own and Roadside Market Operators Association andthe N. C. Horticultural Council, lnc. Competition is conducted among teams of 3-4,ages l5-19 years. The highest total county score Is declared the state winner. Thewinning team receives three $l50 scholarships toward expenses to the NJHA Conven-tion. A 4-H'er may receive this and other NJHA awards only once in his 4-H career.

Larry BassHorticultural

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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 44+ Office whichwill place the county in contact with the appropriate individual in the desired state.

Thearon McKinney4-H

Livestock Judging(2)

Sponsored by North Carolina Pork Producers Association, competition is conductedamong teams of four in two divisions: I, 9-13 years of age and ii, 14-19 years.State awards include a trip to the North Carolina State Fair for division I winnersand trips to regional and national contests for division ll winners who are 16 yearsof age as of January 1. Also Senior and Junior team plaques for first place winners;second place, senior team plaque. High individuals in reasons, beef, sheep, swine andoverall receive plaques.

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 lst: $100 Bond; 2nd:$75 Bond, and 3rd—5th: $50 Bond.

James K. Butler, Jr.Animal Husbandry

National Conference This week-long conference is held at the National 4-H Center in Chevy Chase, Maryland.Delegates to the conference have the opportunity to contribute their ideas and recom-mendations for 4-H programs in the future. Four delegates will be selected to partic-ipate in the conference on full scholarship from the N. C. 4—H Development Fund. Inaddition, one district and/or state officer from each Extension district will be givenan opportunity to participate provided they meet certain criteria and contribute tothe requirements of a balanced delegation. These delegates must pay $150 toward theexpenses of the conference. The remaining cost of the conference and transportationwill be co-sponsored by A&T State University and N.C. 44% Development Fund. Eachcounty may nominate two individuals, preferably one boy and one girl, (16-19 years ofage) to be considered for the four positions on full scholarship. District and stateofficers must also meet the same age requirements. Applications are due December i.

Thearon McKinney4—H

Performing ArtsTroupe

The Performing Arts Troupe will be open to 4-H'ers, ages 13-19, and volunteer leaderswho have talents and interests in the performing arts. Selections will be based onregional auditions to be held in 1986. Those selected must attend the Performing ArtsWorkshop at Betsy-Jeff Penn on May 16—18, 1986 as well as at least one additionalseries of rehearsals. This activity will culminate in a Performing Arts Revue at 4-HCongress in July and up to 6 regional shows during the following 9 months.Applications will be due February 14, 1986.

Mark DearmonAg. Communications

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4-H Activities (continued)Activity Description (i) Extension SpecialistState 45H Council The State 4-H Council consists of 4 state officers, 24 district officers and 2 repre-

Sentatlves from each county. ’Each year the council plans, implements and evaluatesspecial programs and activities for the 4—H'ers whom they represent.

Michael A. Davis441

State 4-H HonorClub

The State 4-H Honor Club is composed of the most outstanding 4-H members in the statewho are at least i6 years of age and have had a minimum of 3 years of 4-H experienceoMembers 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. Applicationsshould be made to the State 4~H Office and are due on March I, 1986.

Dalton R. Proctor4-H

State 4-H HorseShow

The State 4-H Horse Show, conducted in Raleigh during July, offers youth the oppor-tunity to show their accomplishments and the progress they've made In their horseprojects during the past year. Participants are required to qualify. State winnersreceive awards and ribbons in each class and division. Ribbons awarded to secondthrough sixth place.


Tractor OperatorContest

Sponsored by Amoco Foundation, Inc., (2) competition is conducted on an individualbasis among 4-H'ers, l4-19 years of age. The state award is a trip to the nationalcontest.

E. 0. BeasleyBlo- & Age Eng.

Traffic SafetyPoster Contest

Sponsored by the North Carolina Association of Insurance Agents, lnc., competitionis conducted on an individual basis, ages 9-12 years. The state award is a three-speed bicycle and 2nd through 4th places--bike speedometer and safety belt game.

Henry Revell, Jr.4-H

(1) Many of these activities are described more fully in the North Carolina 4-H Curriculum Guide.(2) Nationally secured sponsorship.(3) Four-H members are not eligible to participate in these judging contests if, by the dates of the contests, they have com-

pleted a year of training beyond the high school level.only nine months.

(4) Team members must be 15 years of age to compete in the national contest.to the contest.

Event

"Year" is defined as "academic year" which is usually a period ofTo qualify for the cash award, the team must go

Alternate winners awarded a trip to replace state winners may not compete for the same award again.(5) Dairy Bowl open to North Central, Northwestern, Southwestern and Western Districts.

4-H EVENTS

Description (i) Extension4§peclalistCitizenship -Washington Focus

Held in Washington, D. 0., this conference draws on the resources of both govern-mental and professional personnel to present a thorough and contemporary approach tovarious aspects of citizenship. The opportunity to participate is open to outstand-ing 4-H'ers, l5-i9 years of age. Expenses are assumed by the individual and/orcounty.

Steve LilleyExt. Sociology

4-H ElectricCongress

Sponsored by the four major companies servicing North Carolina, Electric Congress isheld for all county winning 4-H'ers in the Electric Project. Tb attend, one must beat least 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 theminimum requirement of eight.

John W. GloverBio. & Ag. Engineering

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4-H Events (continued)Event Description (1) Extension SpecialistFur-Fish, 'N Game A week-long camp for youth ages 13-19 is sponsored by Ag. Extension, N.C. Wildlife Leon HarkinsRendezvous Federation, National Hunters Association and N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission. Forest Resources

The purpose of this camp is to provide youth an opportunity to: explore careeropportunities in the natural resources field; gain knowledge on environmental ethics;develop an understanding of hunting, fishing and trapping as management Techniques;complete a N.C. Hunter Safety Course; and learn outdoor skills.

Horse - StableManagement Event

Youth are encouraged to learn and practice safe stable management procedures; ac-quire skill and confidence in the grooming, feeding and health care of horses; learnhow to clean and maintain tack and stable equipment. Youth are eligible to winindividual ribbons and club certificates. individual ribbons are awarded accordingto the Danish system on page l7 of the N. C. 4-H Horse Program Rules and Regulations


4-H HorsemanshipCamps

manual (4-H 0-5-19). Clubs with IOO percent blue ribbons will receive a certificateTwo week-long horsemanshlp camps are held each summer at Millstone 4-H Camp. Four-H'ers must be 9-19 years of age and must carry their own horses to camp. The pro-gram centers on horsemanship, training and management skills.not required for participation.

Access to a horse isBob MowreyAnimal Husbandry

Junior DairyConference

Four-H'ers, ages 14-19 years, may submit applications.ence in June or July, participants willopportunities.

During the three-day confer-iearn about the dairy industry and career

Fred N. KnottDairy Husbandry

North Carolina 444Congress

This week of education, recognition and recreation is the highlight of the state 4-HProgram. Held at North Carolina State University, 4-H Congress ls open to any boy orgirl 13 years of age and above who is currently participating In the 4-H Program.Some district winners and invited participants may be younge .

Michael A. Davis4-H

(1) Many of the above events are described more fully in the North Carolina 4-H Curriculum Guide.

ActivitySPECIAL 4-H AWARDS

Description (i) Extension SpecialistAlumni Sponsored by the North Carolina State University 4-H Collegiate Club, the Alumni

Program is designed to recognize former 4-H members who have achieved success throughtheir personal and/or professional lives. Two engraved plaques are presentedannually.


Conservation Conservation awards for 4-H projects and demonstrations in the areas of wildlife,forestry and related conservation activities are made each year by the North CarolinaWildlife Federation. Nominees are selected from the state winners in the above areas

Leon HarkinsForest Resources

North CarolinaPartner-ln-4-H

This award is designed to recognize individuals, groups, business organizations,foundations, associations, governmental bodies and other institutions who have workedclosely with the North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service in supporting the 4-HProgram. This special recognition is limited to those who have provided sustainedand significant contributions to the 4-H Program on the state level.


(l) 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 SubmitAlpha Gamma Rho I $400 Must major in 4-H member Mail to: l. Alpha Gamma RhoMichael E. Bayne 4-H state—wide Agriculture or re- enrolling as State 4-H Office Scholarship ap-Scholarship, sponsored ' lated field I freshman at Box 7606 plication formby NCSU Chapter NCSU in 1986 N.C.S.U. 2. Photo 2" x 3"

Raleigh, N. C. 3. Letter of recom-27695-7606 mendation fromby March 3 county 4-H agent

or 4-H Leader4. Official copy of

high schooltranscript

4-H Development Fund i0 $750 Any accredited Current 4-H l. 4-H Dev. Fundstate-wide (each) institution of higher member enroli- Nom. Form.

learning in N.C. ing as college 2. High SchoolL. R. Harrill 2 $1,500 freshman in Transcript

state-wide (each) I986. 3. Photo 3 I/2" x 5"- - 4. Confidential Fi-

Quinn Family 1 $600 nancial Data Formstate-wide 5. Letter of

recommendationDr. Clarence Foe 1 $1,000

state-wideThe John T. Monroe/Drexel 1 $1,000Heritage Furnishings, state-wideinc.Drexel Heritage Furnish- 1 $1,000JESé; Inc. state-wideAnne Kristine Barnes 1 $500

NortheastDistrict

I. 0. Schaub i $600 to Enrolled In NCSU. May be fresh-state-wlde $800 Major in Agriculture man or upper-

or Forestry. classman.Lorna W. Langley 1 $1,000 Must major In Home

state-wide Economics; must have3.0 projected gradepoint average

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4-H Educational Scholarships (continued)Scholarship Number Amount Limitations on Use Eligibility Application what to SubmitTeeter Family 1 $1,000 Must attend NCSU;

State-wide enroll In School ofAgri. & Life Sciencesor Agri. Instituteand major in curricu-lum relating toproduction agricul-Ture.

Gary Stott 1 state- $1,000 Must attend NCSU; Do not submitwide enroll in Animal Confidential Data

Science, Pre-Vet. or Form.Agri. Institute.Must have outstandingswine record & live,on farm where swineproduction is aCommercial or pure-bred enterprise.

Textiles Careers 1 state— $500 Must major in Enrolling as a Mail to: I. 4-H ScholarshipNCSU School of Textiles wide textiles at NCSU college fresh- State 4-H Office Appl. Form

(renewable) man in 1986 Box 7606 (RF003) - secureAgricultural Careers 4 $1,000 Must major in area of N.C.S.U. from State 4—HDeKalb AgResearch, Inc. nationally Agriculture Raleigh, N. C. Office(I) 27695—7606 2. 2 black and white

Trip to by March 3. photos, 2" x 3"National 3. Official copy of4-H Con- High Schoolgress & transcript;DeKalb Ag- college tran-Research, script for AnimalInc. Science

4. Letter of recom-Agricultural Scholarship | $l,000 Must major in Agri- mendation from anEducational Foundation of nationally culture, Forestry. academic advisorAlpha Gamma Rho (i) Veterinary Medicine 5. National 4—H Re-

or related field port Form and 2Animal Science 2 $I,OOO Must major in Animal Enrolling as copies of 4-HContinental Grain Co. (1) nationally (each) Science college junior story for Agri-

or senior in1986

cultural careers6. College tran-

5cript for renew-ing TextilesCareers

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4-H Educational Scholarships (continued)Scholarship Number Amount Limitations on Use Eligibility Application What to Sub-ItDairy Goat Project 6 $1,000 Must major In Ang- Enrolled as aScholarship (i) Nationally culture, Home high sChooI

Economics or closely senior orrelated field. freshman In an

accreditedcollege Infall of I986.

Food Careers I $1,000 Must major In foodWebster Industries, Inc. Nationally technology, food &(I) nutrition, food

2 $500 services or closely(selected related field.states)

Rabbit Project 2 $1,000 Must major InAmerican Rabbit Breeders Nationally agriculture, homeAssoc., Inc. (I) economics, or a

closely relatedfield.

Fashion Career I $3,000 Must have completed Submit Tobe-CoburnTbbe-Coburn School for Nationally 45 quarter or 30 application form andFashion Careers (1) semester hours at essay of 250 words

College or univer- (or less) on "Why Isity; must pursue Want A Career in theStudies In fashion Fashion Industry" -Industry. submit college

transcript4-H Career 2 $1,000 Pursue any field ofWho's Who Among American Nationally Study at an accred-ngh School Students (1) ited college or

universityAgriculture Career IO $1,000? Must attend an 1862 Must be a Must submit SAT_g£Awareness (1) Nationally (4-year) or 1890 Land-Grant minority 4-H ACT scores

institution and memberpursue an agricul—turally relatedCareer. Candidatemust remain in goodacademic standing.

Gertrude L. Warren (1) I 5750 Pursue any field ofNationally Study at an accred-

Ited college oruniversity.

4-H EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS (continued)Scholarship Number Amount Limitations on Use Eligibility Application What to Submit4—H Veterinary Medicine 2 $l,000 Enrolled in one of l9 Must have Submit 4-H VeterinaryChampion Valley Farms, Nationally (each) colleges of been active Medicine ScholarshipInc. (l) Veterinary Medicine in 4—H application form,

Letter of Recommenda-tion from Dean,college transcriptand College ofVeterinary Medicinetranscript

(i) Nationally secured sponsorship.

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VOLUNTEER LEADER EVENTS

Event Description Specialist

District Leader District Volunteer Leaders Associations plan and conduct retreats in the fall Judy GroffRetreats 0r spring under the guidance of agent/advisers. Educational workshops are 4-H

conducted; program ideas are shared, and the district association has anannual meeting.

N.C. Volunteer Annual meeting of the N.C. Volunteer 4—H Leaders' Association, the conference Judy GroffLeader Conference includes state leader recognition banquet, educational workshops and 4-H

exhibits. The 1986 conference will be at the Raleigh Marriott Hotel onFebruary 8 and 9. The theme will be "Youth Can Do." Philip Morris Is aprimary donor for this program.

The Southern Region Held in October at the Rock Eagle 4-H Conference Center at Eatonton, Georgia, Judy GroffVolunteer Leaders this forum is an annual motivational and educational program. Highlights 4-HForum include speakers, outstanding workshops, and sharing of ideas with leaders

from other states. J. C. Penney and Federal Land Bank are the two donors forThis program.

National 4-H Leader Forums on selected topics are offered through the National 4-H Council at the Judy GroffForum National 444 Center in Chevy Chase, Maryland. Topics and dates for these 4-H

weeklong forums are provided annually. Check with your county 4-H agent fora listing.

Salute to Excellence Sponsored by R. J. Reynolds 00., this progran is held in March at the Judy GroffNational 4-H Center. The delegate from North Carolina is selected based on a 44%program that will be emphasized during the following year.

Profiles for Sponsored by Monsanto Fund, this Teen Leadership Development Program is Judy GroffTomorrow designed to strengthen State 4-H Councils. Youth delegates are selected from Mike Davis

district and state officers with preference given to youth who are rising 4-HJuniors in high school.

National 4-H Sponsored by the North Carolina 4-H Development Fund, one volunteer is Judy GroffCongress selected for a trip to Chicago on the basis of an application. Recognition 4-H

is a scholarship to National 4-H Congress. Leaders will assist inchaperonlng and counseling 4-H delegation.

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VOLUNTEER LEADER RECOGNITIONAward Description Specialist

District Adult Sponsored by the North Carolina 4-H Honor Club, up to four outstanding Judy GroffVolunteer volunteers from each Extension district are recognized for noteworthy 4-H

contribution to 4-H. Framed certificates are presented at district activityday to the recipients.

Achievement Hall in Sponsored by the North Carolina 4-H Honor Club, the Achievement Hall is Judy Groff4-H Leadership similar to a Hall of Fame and is designed to recognize up to two adult 4-H

Volunteers annually for continuing and outstanding service to North Carolina4-H. Recipients are presented a plaque at the N. C. 4-H Volunteer Leaders'Conference and permanent recognition is placed in a display case at McKimmonCenter, Raleigh.

Volunteer Leadership Sponsored by Philip Morris, this award is designed to reinforce the concept Judy GroffTeam* Of the multi-leader model of 4-H club volunteer staffing. One team per 4-Hdistrict will be recognized with a plaque at the Recognition Banquet duringThe North Carolina 4-H Leader Conference.

Individual 4-H Sponsored by Philip Morris, 12 individual volunteers (two per district) will Judy GroffVoiunteer* be recognized for their outstanding contribution to 4-H. A plaque and 4-H

Certificate are presented at the North Carolina 4-H Volunteer LeaderConference.

Youth Volunteer Sponsored by Philip Morris, this award is designed to recognize teen Judy GroffAward* Volunteer leadership In 4-H. Plaques will be presented to two youth from 4-Heach district at District Activity Days, and one youth per district at N. C-4-H Congress.

* Volunteer leader certificates are available fran the state 4-H office for county level recognitions. Pins, plaques, andother recognitions can also be purchased from the National 4-H Supply Service for county level recognition.

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AwardCALENDAR OF AWARDS

Deadline for Receiving When and Where SponsorAdultDistrict Adult March 1, 1986 District 4-H Activity Days N. C. 4-H Honor ClubVolunteer December 1, 1986 (for 1987)Volunteer Leadership December 1, 1986 N.C. Volunteer 444 Leader Philip MorrisTeam Award ConferenceVolunteer Leadership December I, 1986 N.C. Volunteer 4-H Leader Philip MorrisIndividual ConferenceAchievement Hail and 4-HLeadership

December I, 1986 N.C. Volunteer LeaderConference N.C. 4-H Honor Club

Salute to Excellence December I, 1986 National 4-H CenterChevy Chase, Maryland

R.J. Reynolds

4-H AlumniRecognition

March 1, 1986 N.C. 4-H CongressNational 4-H CongressChicago, lllinois

N.C.S.U. 4-H Collegiate Club

National 4-H Congress March 1, 1986 National 4-H CongressChicago, lllinois

N.C. 4-H Development Fund

Partners in 4-H March 1, 1986 State 4—H Congress N.C. 444 Development Fund

YouthYouth Volunteer Award March I, 1986

District and StateDistrict Activity Days andState 4-H Congress

Philip Morris for both levels

Profiles for Tomorrow August 1, 1986Application available to thoseeligible

National 4-H CenterChevy Chase, Maryland

Monsanto and Philip Morris

north carolinaAGRICULTURALEXTENSIONSERVICE

Prepared by Mike Davis, Associate Extension State 4-H Leader

Published byTHE NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE

North Carolina State University at Raleigh, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University at Greensboro,and the US. Department of Agriculture, Cooperating. State University Station, Raleigh, NC, Chester D. Black,Director. Distributed in furtherance of the Acts of Congress of May 8 and June 30, 1914. The North Carolina AgriculturalExtension Service offers its programs to all eligible persons regardless of race, color, or national origin, and isan equal opportunity employer.12-85-5M-JT (Revised) 4H 0-1-10

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