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October 2013
A new 4-H year brings new opportunities! GENERAL NEWS
Enrollment
The new 4-H year began October 1 and all 4-H
area? Well, now’s your chance! As we kick
clubs, leaders, and members need to re-enroll. All
off a new 4-H year, this is the perfect
club leaders should bring their completed enrolltime for you to try something new.
ment packet to the office. Packets that haven’t been
It doesn’t take much to tack on a new
picked up will be mailed. Enrollment packets conproject area. If you’re in a livestock or
tain: club enrollment form, club financial summary
horse club, consider joining a
form, leader enrollment form(s), and member enclothing or foods group to learn a new
rollment form(s).
skill. You can enter static exhibits at fair
For uninterrupted mailing of your newsletter, we
without taking time away from your anirecommend that all enrollment is done by Decemmal science projects. We have very acber 31.
tive dog clubs, as well. Does your fami**Did you know that new leaders must complete
ly dog need to learn some manners or a
an application form, have their references checked,
new trick? Consider taking him to dog club meetpass a background check, and attend a “New Leadings! All members should think about
er Training” before they can participate as a club
joining a shooting sports group, too!
leader? This is also the way new leaders are covYou can choose from shotgun, archery,
ered by our insurance policy. Please check with
or rifle clubs. Our shooting sports proyour new leaders to make sure they have an appligram is one of the strongest and most
cation form on file with our office and have comsuccessful in the state, don’t miss this opportunity
pleted their “New Leader Training.”
to build and showcase your shooting skills!
***See the back page of the newsletter for enrollIn addition to our traditional project areas, we
ment fee schedule and deadlines.
have fantastic volunteers starting
clubs for NEW project areas, inMembership Madness Contest!!!
cluding: photography, ceramics,
Looking for more members? Just starting a club?
leather and wood crafts, fishing, and Need some new energy in your group? Here’s a litart. If any of these projects pique your intle incentive to boost your membership… Between
terest, give us a call or stop by the office and we’ll November 1 and December 31, the club with the
hook you up!
MOST NEW MEMBERS enrolled will receive a
Here’s to a fabulous new 4-H year filled with new movie night/pizza party complete with dinner,
experiences, growth, and continued success! I’m
sweet treats, 4-H goodies, and a
looking forward to working with you to find new 4- movie screening at a location and
H opportunities that fit your interests. The options date of their choosing. An evening
are limitless!
of fun and fellowship hosted by
yours truly: Emily!
Have you ever thought about trying a new project
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and leaders LOVE helping with record books! Your
trusty Program Coordinator, Emily, happens to be
one of them! All it takes is a phone call and an invitation to a club meeting, and voila! Record book
help session complete!
For a more permanent solution I would recommend asking a reliable parent to be responsible for
record book assistance. Dedicating a few minutes at
each club meeting for record book
updates will ensure a complete book
when its time to turn them in, avoiding the typical last-minute scramble.
And if parents are hanging out at your
Recognition Dinner
meeting anyway, why not offer them
The annual Recognition Dinner was held on Sep- a job?
tember 29th at 5 pm at the 4-H Exhibit Building.
Older youth in your club are fantasMany members, parents, and leaders were present tic resources as well. Encourage one of them to sign
to celebrate a great year in 4-H and to recognize
up as a Junior Leader and commit their Junior
individuals for their accomplishments.
Leader Project to helping their fellow members
This year’s event was again organized by the Un- with record books throughout the year.
ion County 4-H Ambassadors.
Finally, the simplest solution to record book headIf you missed the event you can pick up pins and aches is taking advantage of “Record Book Work
awards at the Extension Office.
Days” put on at the Extension Office. Robin Gerber
See list of award winners and first, four, and sev- and Emily play host and provide one-on-one help
en year members starting on page 7.
for members. We even include pizza for an added
incentive! Watch for announcements about upcoming dates, then schedule a 4-H meeting concurrent
LEADER NEWS
with one of these work days so all of your members
attend.
4-H Leaders Association Quarterly
There you have it, no more excuses, plenty of soMeeting:
January 15 at 6:30 pm in the Extension Office con- lutions to eliminate your record book woes!
ference room, immediately following the project
leader meetings.
OLDER YOUTH NEWS
Start talking to neighbors, coworkers, school
friends, church groups, and 4-Hers in other project
areas. Send invitations, make presentations to
groups, get creative! Convince them
of the fun and excitement they will
find in your club and send them to
the office for an enrollment form. Call Emily if you
need suggestions, resources, or materials, we’re
happy help with your efforts! We’ll track numbers
at the office, you just get them jazzed about your
club and send them our way!
Ready… Set… RECRUIT!!!
Project Leaders Meeting
HOME EC - Jan. 15 at 5:30 pm
LIVESTOCK - Jan. 15 at 5:30 pm
DOGS– Nov. 5 at 3:30 pm
Eastern Oregon Leadership Retreat
Mark your calendars, the 2014 EOLR
will be held March 7-9 in Grant County!
Members in 8th-12th grades are encouraged to attend. Watch for registration
Those Pesky Record Books!
materials in the coming months.
Leaders, do the words “record books” make your
EOLR governing board applications are due Nov.
hair stand on end? If you haven’t gotten the hang of 1! GB members must be in 10th-12th grade and priit or it’s the part of club work that you simply
ority is given to previous EOLR participants.
dread, don’t despair! You don’t need to take this on
yourself or feel pressured to fumble through it if it Interstate Exchange
just isn’t making sense.
The exchange club is making plans to host 4-H
There are plenty of resources and other techniques members from Pennsylvania this summer and will
you can draw on. Believe it or not, some parents
travel to PA in 2015. Members will experience
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Amish communities, Washington
DC, Gettysburg, Hershey Park, and
much more! There are a few slots
open for new members on a first come, first served
basis. Call Emily if you’d like to participate! Travel expenses can be completely covered through
fundraising efforts, so don’t let financial constraints hold you back. Interstate exchange may be the highlight
of your 4-H career, don’t miss this
opportunity! Join us November 7 at 5:30 pm in the
Extension Office Conference Room for more details.
PROJECT NEWS
Club Spotlight
The Saddle Club is under new management! With
a change in leadership, this
horse group is gearing up for a
big, exciting future! Tracy
Reed, who has been a leader in
the past for a small animal club,
will now be housing the Saddle
Club out of her new home,
“Summerville Stables.” Tracy’s barn on Hunter Rd.
includes a 65x132 indoor arena, an even larger outdoor arena, a round pen, boarding facilities, and
horse trails through the 40 acre wooded property.
She envisions this facility as a family friendly barn
where kids can come to learn, play, and explore in
safe and healthy environment. She’d love to offer
the space to other 4-H groups as a gathering place
for events, clinics, or contests. Her club will also
provide opportunities for kids who want to lease a
horse, learn dressage, or practice trail.
With a handful of members rearing to go, The
Saddle Club still has plenty of room for new members. This would be a great place to start for kids
considering a horse project. Call the office if you’re
interested in joining and we’ll introduce you to Tracy and The Saddle Club!
*Future newsletters will include our new “Club
Spotlight” column to highlight clubs with success
stories, special news, or who are deserving of
recognition. Contact Emily if you’d like to see a
certain club highlighted.
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Summerville Event Facility
Members of the Pleasant Grove Grange Hall in
Summerville have graciously offered the use of
their space to 4-H groups at no charge. The Grange
is trying to increase membership and awareness of
the facility and decided a partnership with 4-H
could be mutually beneficial. If your club is looking for a meeting space or an exciting new location
for a special event, consider using the Grange.
Please show your gratitude by leaving the facility
clean and thanking the Grange members when you
have the chance.
Please direct your inquiries to Emily who will
schedule your events and meetings for you.
Welcome Home Georgia!
Georgia Larvik recently returned from her 4-H
International Exchange adventure in Finland. After
a summer abroad, she is transitioning back to the American way
of life. Georgia has countless stories and beautiful memories to
share with anyone curious about
her travels. She would recommend an international experience
to any other 4-H member with a
sense of adventure and curiosity about another culture. For 2014, members can apply to programs in
Australia, Costa Rica, Norway, Japan, and Costa
Rica. Applications are due Nov. 18. Call Emily or
look online at http://oregon.4h.oregonstate.edu/4hworld-citizenship-project-overview if you want
more information.
4-H SNACZ Clubs
New this year, the 4-H SNACZ clubs are now accepting ALL students in grades 4-8 in Cove, Elgin,
Imbler, North Powder and Union communities. If
you are interested in the SNACZ program please
contact program coordinator Patty Herron at 541963-1010.
Also, clubs have been busy in the second year of
the program conducting their second outreach projects: promoting students to eat more fruits and
veggies. A summary of each clubs specific project
is coming soon to the Union County SNACZ 4-H
webpage. Be sure to check them out at http://
extension.oregonstate.edu/union/snacz-4-h-club.
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4-HER’S MAKING NEWS
Art
Anderes, Callahan
Carlsen, Kelsee
Teeter, Jacey
Oil painting, Sr
Scrapbooking, Sr
Wearable Accessory, Sr.
Blue
Blue
Blue
Clothing and Sewing
Ricker, Dean
Ricker, Romayne
Ricker, Romayne
Slack, Kaylene
Basic Skills Level 3 - Non-garment item
Basic Skills Level 2 - Garment with casing
Basic Skills Level 2 - Garment with skills
Basic Skills Level 1 - Garment with skills
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Dog Performance
Nickerson, Faith
Pre-Novice Dog Obedience, Int
Blue
Dog Showmanship
Hubbell, Moriah
Parker-Halsted, Zosha
Dog Showmanship, Int
Dog Showmanship, Sr
Blue
Blue
Educational Displays
Carlsen, Kelsee
Christensen, Garrett
Hassan, Breanna
Hassan, Malia
Nickerson, Faith
Nickerson, Mariah
Ricker, Romayne
Roberts, Carsyn
Educational Display, Sr
Educational Display, Int
Educational Display, Int
Educational Display, Int
Educational Display, Int
Educational Display, Jr
Educational Display, Jr
Educational Display, Sr
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Fashion Revue
Anderes, Callahan
Anderes, Callahan
Faulk, Emily
Hassan, Breanna
Hassan, Breanna
Hassan, Malia
Hassan, Malia
Snider, Jessica
Fashion Revue, Ready to Wear, Sr
Fashion Revue, Sr
Fashion Revue, Int
Fashion Revue, Int
Fashion Revue, Ready to Wear, Int
Fashion Revue, Int
Fashion Revue, Ready to Wear, Int
Fashion Revue, Ready to Wear, Sr
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Rch
Fiber Arts
Baker, Sarah
Patchwork Quilt, no kits, Jr
Blue
Ch
Flowers & Ornamentals
Teeter, Jacey
Arrangements, Sr
Blue
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Food and Nutrition
Barry, Kylie
Carlsen, Kelsee
McClelland, Carson
Morton, Rosalyn
Patterson, Hailee
Patterson, Hailee
Teeter, Jacey
Teeter, Jacey
Wilhelm, Clay
Cookies (Bar, Drop, No Bake) Ph 1-3
Favorite Recipe Collection, Phase 4
Alternative Dietary Need, Ph 1-3
Cookies (Bar, Drop, No Bake) Ph 1-3
Yeast Bread (using Bread Machine) Ph 4-6
Yeast Bread (using special shaping) Ph 6
Favorite Recipe Collection, Phase 8
Foam Cakes (Angel Food, Sponge,
Cookies (Rolled, Filled, Shaped) Ph 1-3
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Food Contests
Faulk, Emily
Teeter, Jacey
Food Prep, Int
Food Prep, Sr
Blue
Blue
Ch
Food Preservation
Hassan, Breanna
Hassan, Malia
McClelland, Carson
Patterson, Hailee
Patterson, Ryan
Snider, Vanessa
Beginning Division, Cooked Jam
Beginning Division, Cooked Jam
Beginning Division, Cooked Jam
Expanding Division, Canned Vegetables or
Beginning Division, Cooked Jam
Beginning Division, Cooked Jam
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
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Home Environment
Teeter, Jacey
Decorative Item, Sr
Blue
Honeybee
Roberts, Carsyn
Honey Bee Educational Display, Sr
Blue
Horse Equitation
Clark, Ellie
Clark, Ellie
Henry, Sarah
Hoskin, McKayla
Rynearson, Courtney
Rynearson, Courtney
English Equitation, Int
Western Equitation, Int
English Equitation, Sr
Western Equitation, Int
English Equitation, Sr
Western Equitation, Sr
Red
White
White
White
Red
Blue
Horse Trail
Clark, Ellie
Hoskin, McKayla
Rynearson, Courtney
Trail Horse, Int
Trail Horse, Int
Trail Horse, Sr
White
White
Red
Horse Showmanship
Clark, Ellie
Henry, Sarah
Hoskin, McKayla
Horse Showmanship, Int
Horse Showmanship, Sr
Horse Showmanship, Int
Red
Blue
Red
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Rynearson, Courtney
Horse Showmanship, Sr
Blue
Knitting
Carlsen, Kelsee
Phase 3 Knitting with Needles Division -
Blue
Master Showmanship
Patterson, Hailee
Intermediate Master Showmanship
Blue
Photography
Anderes, Callahan
Blake, Westin
Evans, McKenzie
Patterson, Hailee
Series or Story, Sr
Nature - Animals, Jr
Action/Movement, Sr
Landscape, Int
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Presentations
Faulk, Emily
Impromptu Speaking, Int
Blue
Sheep Breeds
Patterson, Hailee
Patterson, Hailee
Patterson, Hailee
Patterson, Hailee
Winn, Caleb
Crossbred meat, Ewe and own produce
Crossbred Meat, Producing Ewe
Crossbred meat, Producing Ewe with 4-H
Crossbred Meat, Spring Ewe Lamb
Suffolk, Yearling Ewe
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Sheep Showmanship
Patterson, Hailee
Winn, Caleb
Sheep Showmanship, Int
Sheep Showmanship, Sr
Blue
Blue
Swine Breeds
Patterson, Hailee
Crossbred, April Gilt
Blue
Swine Showmanship
Patterson, Hailee
Swine Showmanship, Int
Blue
Vegetables & Herbs
Fox, Alisa
Herbs, Fresh Cut, Jr
Blue
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Member Recognition
First, Four, Seven and Nine year members were recognized with membership pins at the Annual 4-H Recognition Banquet. (Pins can be picked up at the office)
First Year:
Ashleigh Aber
Zoe Adamson
Hannah Anchors
Alex Anderson
Skye Arnzen
Teigan Bailey
Sarah Baker
Joe Barnes
Owen Barnes
Carter Blackburn
Aryana Bouten
Kurt Boyd
Cheyenne Boyer
Natasha Brasure
Brenna Bushman
Shyanna Campbell
Kate Cole
Brendan Colwell
Devin Colwell
Harley Creech
Abby Crews
Harmony Daniels
Harley Davis
Reagan Davis
Jordan DeFries
John Dippold
Emily Dockweiler-Deal
Lucchese Douglas
Caiman Dowell
Raegan Duby
Ella Dunlap
Samantha Durning
Callum Ebel
Tucker Ehrmantraut
Elie Emerson
Nicholas Emerson
Pearl Erickson
Kaelin Evans
Henry Fager
Taylor Felt
Grady Fite
Colt Foltz
Ilyjah Free
Wyatt Frost
Megan Garoutte
Madison Gentleman
Ashley Gentry
Emily George
Kaleb Giese
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Geoy Greenlee
Jaden Guardia
Walker Hackett
Quinten Hallgarth
Wyatt Hallgarth
Ashley Halsey
Hailey Hammond
Levi Hammond
Ty Hammond
Breanna Harvey
Johnathon Hazen
Colby Hendrickson
Kevin Hendrickson
Randi Hennings
Taylor Herrera
Michaela Hill
Rory Hill
Caleb Hubbell
Matthew Hubble
Isaac Insko
Keifer Ivins
Amelia Jones
Liz Jones
Alex Kehr
Austin Kendall
Monte Kirby
Ashlyn Knight
Madalynn Koeffler
Hanna Krantz
Owen Kreutz
Kaylee Lantis
Courtney LaPrelle
Brooklyn Lathrop
Adam Lewis
Kristen Lewis
Ty Liddle
Dylan Maguire
Kylie Marriott
Kaitlin Martens
Luke Mattson
Natalie McCracken
Anika McDonald
Eli McKern
Issac McKern
Cole McLean
Austin Miller
Truvy Miller
Kierra Moore
Madilyn Neil
Jordan Null
Carrig O’Rourke
Meaghen O’Rourke
McKaylee Orton
Mykiah Overton
Rylie Overton
Aidan Patton
Tanner Paulson
Jace Phillips
MaKenzie Polfer
Tristan Pratt
Jimmy Price
Sarah Price
Andrew Read
Emma Rice
Laramie Ricker
Garritt Ritter
Shayne Ritter
Chance Rivard
Mckenna Rynearson
Logan Sandoval
Abigail Schmittle
Andres Schmittle
Jakob Schmittle
Kaleb Smith
Kitty Smith
Rand St. Germaine
Brady Stisi
Ruthanna Stockhoff
Austin Sutton
Chase Tennis
Christian Treat
Haley VanLeuven
Garrett Vaughn
Joel Villamor
Craig Wallace
Clara Walter
Jonathon Warren
Bryce Weaver
Riley Weigand
Clay Wilhelm
Shanice Wilson
Sarah Witten
Ellie Clark
Ty Coon
Arie de Lint
Caitlin Defries
Alex Edwards-de Lint
Samantha Fessler
Hannah Gerlach-Duby
Emma Hall
Michael Hays
Tony Hensley
Heather Keniry
Silas Larvik
Malloree Loree
Scottie Loree
Magnus McGinness
Faith Nickerson
McKenzie Orton
Dawn Redick
Caden Ricker
Collin Ruth
Claire Rynearson
Jade Schiller-Bristol
Jacob Walter
Fourth Year:
Nine Year:
Ryan Allen
Ian Andersen
Riley Baker
Tyler Bales
Riley Bruce
Jacob Byron
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Seventh Year:
Ryann Alexander
Jordan Carrothers
Ashley Durning
Ellissa Durning
Megan Espinola
Hannah Haefer
Austin Insko
Josey Koehn
Georgia Larvik
Kindra Moore
Hailee Patterson
Carsyn Roberts
Shania Ryan
Maggie Sheehy
Vanessa Snider
Katie Wagner
Callahan Anderes
Jaden Bales
Sarah Henry
Kagan Koehn
Nikoa Murchison
Kelsey Walenta
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Recognition Night
Leader Years of Service
The following leaders were recognized for their years of service at the Annual Recognition Banquet.
One Year:
Emily Anderson
Kylee Carlsen
Twila Ivins
Kristine McLean
Barb Smutz
Calvin Stout
Tessa Tsiatsos
Sally Sheehy
Gayla Skeen
Ruth Becker-Peters
Heather Huntington
Sandy Lentz
Keri Polfer
Brooke Stout
Tom Stratton
Ten Years:
Shelley Batty
Ken Patterson
Twenty Years:
Robin Gerber
Twenty-Five Years:
Meg Moore
Five Years:
Annetta Evans
Stacy Johnson
Ron Larvik
Jesse Parker
Courtney Skeen
Astrid Hensley
Elaine LaRochelle
Scott Loree
Robin Parker
Fifty Years:
Earl Graham
Special Horse Awards given:
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Janice & Michael Denning Pursuit of Excellence
Horsemanship Award - Ellie Clark
 Overall High Point Horse Judge - MaKayla Hoskin
 Overall High Point Horse Award - Courtney Rynearson
 Chloe Larvik Memorial Award - Sarah Henry
Record Book Contest winners
Congratulations to all record book contest participants:
Juniors 1 project
Colt Foltz
Ashleigh Aber
Breanna Harvey
Sarah Witten
Alex Kehr
Res Ch
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R
R
W
Juniors 2-3 projects
Mariah Nickerson Res Ch
Emma Perry
B
Laramie Ricker
R
Abby Crews
R
Joee Baldwin
R
Juniors 4-6 projects
Ryan Patterson
Ch
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Carson McClelland
Truvy Miller
Allison Larvik
Caleb Miller
Romayne Ricker
Res Ch
B
B
R
R
Juniors 7 projects
Shala Jones-Bristol R
Intermediates 1 project
Kayle Rynearson R
Intermediates 2-3 projects
Faith Nickerson
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Caden Ricker
R
Silas Larvik
R
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Georgia Larvik
R
Intermediates 4-6 projects
Hailee Patterson
Ch
Dean Ricker
Res Ch
Malia Hassa
B
Breanna Hassan
B
Seniors 1 project
Caleb Winn
R
Seniors 4-6 projects
Kelsee Carlsen
Ch
Jessica Snider
R
Vanessa Snider
R
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Calendar of Events
November 2013 – June 2014
November
1
5
5
6
7
11
11
13
18
22-24
25
28-29
28 - Dec 2
EOLR-Governing Board application deadline
Dog Leaders Mtg ~ 3: 30 pm
SNACZ Leader Training ~ 5:30 - 7:30 pm
New Leaders Training ~ 5:30 - 7:30 pm
Exchange Club Mtg ~ 5:30 pm
SNACZ Ambassador Training ~ 9:30 - 11:30 am
4-H Ambassador Mtg ~ 6:30 pm
Executive Committee Mtg ~ 5:30 pm
International Exchange deadline
Activate Oregon
4-H Ambassador Mtg ~ 6:30 pm
Thanksgiving Holiday (office closed)
National 4-H Congress
December
11
24-25
Executive Committee Mtg ~ 5:30 pm
Christmas Holiday (office closed)
January
1
5
8
11
15
15
19-20
20
New Years Day (office closed)
EOLS Steer Weigh in ~ 1 - 2 pm
Resume Workshop ~ 6 pm
Jr Leader Workshop ~ 10 am - 12 pm
Early Bird Enrollment Deadline
Leaders Association Quarterly Mtg
EOLR-GB Retreat
MLK Day (office closed)
February
3
15
EOLS STEER possession date
State 4-H Scholarship Deadline
March
1
1
1
5
7-9
22-23
Leaders Association Scholarship Deadline
Shooting Sports Contest (shotgun) ~ Cove
Shooting Sports Contest (archery) ~ Alpine Archery
EOLS Breeding stock possession date
Eastern Oregon Leadership Retreat ~ Grant County
Annual 4-H Radio Auction
April
1
1
1
1
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ALL Animal Lease Deadline
UCF STEER/CAMELID possession date
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Calendar of Events
November 2013 – June 2014
5
6
14
16
20
25-27
27
Horse Grooming Contest
EOLS SHEEP/SWINE/GOAT possession date
Experienced 4-H Camp Counselor Planning Session ~ 6 - 8 pm
Leaders Association Quarterly Mtg
Easter
Spring Horse Classic
Spring Livestock Judging Contest
May
1
1
11
12
14
15
15
15
16-17
17
17
19
21
26
31
31
31
UCF Breeding Stock possession date
DOG possession date
Mother’s Day
4-H Camp Counselor Training (REQUIRED) ~ 7 pm
Executive Committee Mtg ~ 5:30 pm
Early Bird 4-H Camp Registration Deadline
Animal Science Exhibitor Agreement Deadline
EOLS Entry Deadline
Shooting Sports Leader Training
Shooting Sports Contest (shotgun) ~ La Grande
Shooting Sports Contest (archery) ~ MERA
Record Book Workshop ~ 4 - 7 pm
EOLS Superintendent Mtg ~ 12 - 1 pm
Memorial Day (office closed)
Final 4-H Camp Registration Deadline
EOLS Clean up Day
UCF SMALL ANIMAL possession date
June
2-8
15
16
16-17
18-19
23-24
26
25-28
30
July
4
7
8-11
11-12
14
15
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Eastern Oregon Livestock Show
Fathers Day
UCF SHEEP/SWINE/GOAT possession date
4-H Camp Counselor Overnight (tentative)
State Shooting Sports Contest ~ Albany
4-H Camp Counselor Overnight (tentative)
Pre-Fair Shooting Sports Leader Mtg ~ 5:30 pm
Summer Conference
UCF MARKET FOWL/RABBIT possession date
4th of July Holiday (office closed)
Camp Counselors to Camp
Tri-County 4-H Camp
State Livestock Judging Contest
Record Book Workshop ~ 4 - 7 pm
Union County Fair Entry Deadline
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DID YOU KNOW...
It’s time for leader and members to reenroll for the new 4-H year that started on October 1. The fees are detailed below. For uninterrupted mailing of your newsletter we recommend that all enrollment is done by December 31.
By Jan 15
After Jan 15
2 members from same family
$50
$60
3 members from same family
$57
$67
4 members from same family
$64
$74
5 members from same family
$71
$81
Cloverbud members
$1
$1
Regular leaders
$1
$1
Horse leaders
$2
$2
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