I rise, as my colleagues have, to recognize the upcoming anniversary of the dynamic 4-H Youth Development Program. I congratulate the gentleman from Florida (Mr. Foley) for introducing H. Res. 112. For a century the 4-H club has offered a wide range of projects and activities for the purpose of building the leaders of tomorrow. I am fortunate enough to represent the congressional district with not only local branches of the 4-H club, but also the headquarters of the 4-H Youth Development Program at the National Conference Center in Chevy Chase, Maryland. In my district, Montgomery County, the 4-H club reaches over 8,000 youth annually with such innovative programs as Adventures in Science. During the early 1970s, Ralph R. Nash began this hands-on science education activity in his basement in Gaithersburg, Maryland, in order to provide science adventures for his daughter. Over the years, AIS has introduced the fun of science to hundreds of children.
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Recognizing the anniversary of the 4-H Youth Development Program and its impact on youth education.
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