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    Page 8 - Special Edition • Morrow County Pair and Kodeo • Heppner cazette i imes, Wednesday, July 2 0 , ¿U1U
4-H leaders are awesome
The 4-H program relies
on volunteer adult leaders to orga­
nize and lead groups of 4-H mem­
bers. Research shows that youth
who have a non-parental adult as
a friend, teacher, and mentor do
better than youth without such an
adult presence. As a 4-H leader
and educator, you are in a position
of great influence. You can chan­
nel members’ curiosity, inspire
new interests, and continually
offer new opportunities for them
to grow and develop into happy
and productive adults. You can
be the key to a young person’s
success.
A recent study showed
that most 4-H leaders volunteer
because they are interested in
making a difference in the lives
o f young people. While some
4-H leaders have expertise in a
particular content area, such as
4-H participant shears his lamb
animal science, it is not a require­
ment. The 4-H program is always
looking for quality, committed
adult volunteers. If you are in­
terested in exploring becoming a
4-H volunteer, please call or visit
the Extension office.
Studies show that each
4-H volunteer gives an average
o f 200 hours of time annually to
the 4-H Youth Development pro­
gram. Looking at Oregon’s 6,000
volunteers, that means l ,200,000
hours are given annually to help
youth develop skills for a lifetime.
Nationally, the current estimated
dollar value of volunteer time is
about $20 per hour. “Not only
are 4-H volunteer leaders awe­
some, but the value of their time
to Oregon 4-H is more than $20
million annually,” said a 4-H
spokesperson.
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Juggler entertains at Murray’s
2009 Wine Tasting
Morrow County Grain Growers
Green Feed & Seed
242 W. Linden Way, Heppner • 676-9422 • 989-8221 (MCGG main office)
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