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- Late 1960s - early 1970s. 4-H moves into urban areas, bringing a \'can do\' spirit and sense of self worth to inner city youngsters. Creation of EFNEP (Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program) in 1969 leads to EFNEP-4-H, which brings fun and knowledge about healthy foods to low resource youngsters and, consequently, to their parents.
- Clear Lake Sailors 4-H ClubLeaders of the Clear Lake Sailors through the years have been: Telva Frederick(Mrs. Bob); Betty Erickson (Mrs. Virgil); Mary Olthoff (Mrs. Bob); Joan Krumm (Mrs. Bob); Ruby Jacobson (Mrs. Victor); Dorthea Stark (Mrs. Orlin); Hortenza vold (Mrs. Bob); Jann Arends (Mrs. Jeff; and Jan Cottington (Mrs. Nyle).Activities of the club have been:A chili Supper – wearing our green and white 4-H dresses and white aprons we had made as a group, we served the public and made money enabling us go to 4-H camp each year.Mother’s Tea – was held in May to honor our mothers. Talents of the club were shared for the program.Dad’s Nite - was held during the summer. The girls and their dads had a picnic in the park after which they played ball – Dads vs girls. The girls usually won.Watermelon Day – The club always fixed up a float for the parade in Stanhope.Harvest Sunday – We set up a food display in a different church in town each year. The food then was given to a needy family in town.Christmas – The club made candy and cookies. They went caroling for the sick and the elderly in town giving them a box of goodies.We have also toured the city of Des Moines with our extra club money. We toured the Art Center, Salisbury House, and the Police Station, then ate out at a fancy restaurant.We had sledding parties with the Clear Lake Chaps sliding down near Bert Anderson’s hill NW of Stanhope. Each month we had a club Better Grooming Contest. The girls would choose who looked the nicest – hair, nails, clothes pressed, etc. Each girl gave one talk and one demonstration each year. At one time our club had 26 members.Major Honors: Nancy Erickson – County President, IFYE – six month visit to India; Camp Miniwanca four times. Pam Frederick and Jackie Frederick – State demonstration on 鄭ltering Patterns� received an excellent award (top state). Also both were county officers.Source: Hamilton County History, 1986.
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- Slide 1: Part 2: Clear Lake Sailors’ 85 year history
- Slide 2: 1970s Leaders Mrs. Robert Vold Mrs. Jeff Arends Mrs. Tom Hill Mrs. Telva Frederick Mrs. Robert Olthoff Mrs. Paul Woodward Mrs. Harold Hove Start of “Mulligan Stew”, a TV show created because national studies showed lack of teenage eating habits and nutritional knowledge.
- Slide 3: 1971 Carcass Contest
- Slide 4: Campaigning at Jamboree Night All clubs brought one candidate for County Council. Girls parade and wear costumes, have banners, make hoopla and racket. Campaign speech given by each candidate.
- Slide 5: Caroling Gifts given to the elderly
- Slide 6: Dad’s Night
- Slide 7: Mother’s Tea The girls decided to make aprons for all the servers since it was a sewing project year.
- Slide 8: Presentations “My Personality Team Demonstration Booklet” “Breakfast Meats” Nancy Erickson
- Slide 9: 1980s Leaders Jan Arends Marcia Hove Linda Erickson Pam Henderson Cindy Green Jan Cottington 1988 The Cheerful Chaps join the Clear Lake Sailors Group for the first time to create a coed group.
- Slide 10: Better Grooming Girls Suzanne Erickson (Sogard) Best Groomed Girl
- Slide 11: Sewing presentation Marcia Hove assisting
- Slide 12: 1982 Officer Installation and meeting
- Slide 13: 1983 bake sale
- Slide 14: 1985 Watermelon Day
- Slide 15: 1986 members Fair booth with leaders Jan Cottington Linda Erickson
- Slide 16: 1990s Leaders Virgene Monthei Barb Raines Bev Krumm
- Slide 17: 1992 Bake Sale at VF Mall
- Slide 18: 1993 4-Herama (formerly Rally Day)
- Slide 19: Sledding Party
- Slide 20: Celebrating Father’s Day Celebrating Mother’s Day
- Slide 21: Moving Extention Office after the fair
- Slide 22: 1996 County Communication Award Trip Amber and Josh Bloemgren, Bart and Stacy Olthoff, Jill and Shane Emanuelson, Jen Heeren
- Slide 23: Christmas tree fundraiser
- Slide 24: Halloween Party Emanuelson’s farm
- Slide 25: 1997 Share the Fun Valerie Krumm plays her Blue Ribbon piano piece
- Slide 26: Club Tour (formerly Achievement Day) 1999
- Slide 27: 1998-1999 Clear Lake Sailors Group
- Slide 28: 2000s Leaders Virgene Monthei Bev Krumm Cathy Stakey Kathy Ness Gina Stoecker
- Slide 29: 2002-03 Basketball team
- Slide 30: 2002-03 Fair booth
- Slide 31: Easter Egg Hunt
- Slide 32: Fashion Review
- Slide 33: State Share the Fun 2003
- Slide 34: Citizenship Project Making Valentines Cards for the Care Center
- Slide 35: Club Parties
- Slide 36: 2004-2005 Junior Camp
- Slide 37: Water- melon Day
- Slide 38: 2005 Halloween Party
- Slide 39: Wednesday Night in the Park
- Slide 40: 2004 Ditch Cleaning
- Slide 41: 2 0 0 7 C ar L le ake Sailors
- Slide 42: Special thanks to: Valerie Krumm Nancy Erickson Darla Wilcox Suzanne Sogard Jackie Frederick Shirley Stakey Pam Frederick Bill Huegerich Cathy Stakey Cheryll Entriken Kim Huegerich 4-H Extension Office Jackie Baker All current and past leaders Presentation can be viewed and downloaded from: www.slideshare.com/senora
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