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    Special Edition • Morrow County Fair and Rodeo • Heppner Gazette-Times, Wednesday, August 3, 2011 - Page 17
Morrow County 4-H Helps Build Character
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365 W. Hwy 74, P.O. Box ~ Lexington, OR. 97839
541-989-9500 Office
Raising children to
become decent and respon­
sible adults is a complex and
challenging job that is becom­
ing increasingly difficult in
our society. To be a person o f
good character, youth must de­
velop strengths o f the 4 “ H ’s” :
head - they must know what
is good; heart - they must
desire to do the good; hands
- they must be w illing to do
good; and health - they must
develop a lifestyle that sup­
ports the desire and w illing­
ness to do good. The Morrow
County 4-H program strives
to develop good character in
4-H members.
Qualities that define
good character have been de­
bated by various groups but
in 1992, the Josephson Insti­
tute o f Ethics with the help o f
Dobyns
1
The next generation
w ill be the stewards
o f the world.
2
The well being 2010 photography judging
o f society needs
foremost an obligation o f faith
citizens with good
communities,
the community
character.
in
general,
schools,
and youth
3
People do not
and
family
serving
organiza­
automatically develop good
tions
are
also
responsible.
moral character.
Children
7
Youth have a
must be taught so that they de­
better
chance
o
f
learning mor­
velop the values and abilities
al
values
i
f
all
groups
work to­
necessary for moral decision
gether to teach and reinforce
making and conduct.
moral values.
4
Character
8
Every adult
education is based on core
must take responsibility to
ethical values - pillars o f
model and teach the pillars o f
character development - trust­
characterdevelopmcnt.
worthiness, respect for others,
Pest C o n tro l
541 - 422-7180
Kick up y ou r heels, h a ve a wonderful time!
* Residential
scholars, parents,
youth workers, and
others
published
the Aspen Declara­
tion. This Decla­
ration has become
the cornerstone for
the character de­
velopment educa­
tion programs in
the United States.
The Aspen Decla­
ration states:
*Commercial
Serving Morrow County for over 50 years.
occb : 79073;
responsibility, fairness, car­
ing, and citizenship.
5
These
core
values transcend cultural, re­
ligious, and socio-economic
differences.
6
Although
character education is first and
You can see that al­
though this Declaration was
only developed in 1992, 4-H,
as the youth program o f the
land-grant Universities (O r­
egon State University) has
been using similar guidelines
for the past 98 years!!!!
STOR - 4 - U
Mini-Storage
Heppner, Oregon
Clay & Peggy Henderson
(541) 567-7317