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News for Volunteers
Joan’s Journal Welcome!
On behalf of the Extension
Office Staff and the entire
Porter County 4-H Program,
I would like to extend a very
warm welcome to all our
new 4-H families. Whether
you are new to our program,
or are a third generation 4-H
family, never hesitate to
contact us at the Extension
Office if there is any way we
can be of service to you.
Thank You!
Thanks to all the adult vol-
unteers for their hard work
and patience through the
enrollment season. Our vol-
unteers make our program
work. Be sure to let your
leaders and superintendents
know they are appreciated!
And a very special thank you
to our office staff for all
their work during enroll-
ment season and throughout
the year!
Joan
Newsletter Deadline The deadline for the 4-H
Pandemonium is the 15th of each
month. Submissions should be
emailed to Laura at
Address Change, Etc. Moved? New phone number?
Please contact us if you need to
update your contact info.
Go Paperless Help trim 4-H program expenses
by going paperless. To receive
your Pandemonium news by email
only, please contact Laura at
Contact Us Joan Grott
Extension Educator
facebook.com/joangrott
Laura Barber
4-H Operations Manager
Purdue Extension
465-3555
Purdue Extension - 4-H
465-3557
155 Indiana Ave., Ste. 301
Valparaiso, IN 46383
extension.purdue.edu/porter
facebook.com/PorterCounty4H
twitter.com/PorterCounty4H
Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service
is an equal access/equal opportunity institution.
4-H PANDEMONIUM Porter County 4-H Pandemonium News Volume 33, Issue 2 February 2018
Project Superintendents:
If we have not received a
list of who is serving on
your committee for 2018,
please turn one in ASAP.
We ask that you update us
with this information an-
nually. If we do not know
who is on your commit-
tee, the individuals you
are working with ARE NOT
APPROVED volunteers, are
not in compliance with
our policies.
4-H Council Meeting
The next 4-H Council
meeting will be on March,
January 20th. The Execu-
tive Committee will meet
at 6:30 pm and the gen-
eral meeting will take
place at 7:00 pm. The
meeting will be held in
the Porter County Admin-
istration Building Room
102A.
Volunteer Vision News
Check back issues and
sign up for email updates
for the Indiana 4-H Volun-
teer Vision newsletter at
tinyurl.com/4HVolunteerVision
Please Plan Ahead
If you use facilities at the
fairgrounds for work-
shops/meetings/fundraise
rs of your pro-
ject/club/committee, we
encourage you to plan
your dates ahead of
time...perhaps even in
the next month or two.
To aid in cooperation with
the Expo Center, we
would like to have as
many 2018 4-H dates on
their calendar. Please
contact Laura to schedule
your 4-H events at the
fairgrounds.
Online Enrollment for
Volunteers:
Have you done your annu-
al enrollment in 4-H
Online? Find info, instruc-
tions and a link to 4-H
Online at
bit.ly/2018PorterCo4H or
just stop by and see us.
Are you a Volunteer?
Adults who routinely work
with 4-H members in
clubs, projects, etc. need
to undergo the volunteer
screening process, as is
the policy of the Purdue
Extension and the Indiana
4-H Program. If you have
not completed this annu-
al process, you ARE NOT
AN APPROVED volunteer,
are not in compliance
with our policies. Ques-
tions? Contact Laura at
the Extension Office.
Page 2 4-H PANDEMONIUM
General 4-H News Read Your 4-H Stuff!
Many of your 4-H questions can be answered by reading your 4-H Pan-demonium newsletter, your Porter County 4-H Handbook and project materials, and checking out the website at:
www.extension.purdue.edu/porter.
Revised 4-H Handbook Print and on-line versions of the 2018 4-H Handbook will be available in the near future. Once available, you can find it on our website.
News for Junior Leaders
month from 6:00-7:00 p.m. at the
fairgrounds, unless announced oth-
erwise.
Email & Web Communications
Please be sure you’re on our email
list. Update your info or join our
email list by completing the form
at: tinyurl.com/4HJLinfo.
Check the Junior
Leader section of
the county 4-H web-
site regularly for
your most up-to-
date Junior Leader news!
(tinyurl.com/PorterCo4HJL.)
February Meeting
The next Junior Leaders meeting
will be held on Monday, February
19th from 6:00-7:00 p.m. in the up-
stairs meeting room at Expo East.
Meeting Schedule
February through June meetings will
be held on the third Monday of each
INDIANA 4-H FUN & LEARNING
Did you know Indiana 4-H offers many
amazing multi-day experiences each
summer for middle and high school
students? Learn more at
extension.purdue.edu/4h/Pages/
workshops.aspx
And stay tuned for more information
on how to apply to attend!
4-H Camp News The annual LaPorte-Porter 4-H
Camp will be held June 6th-8th at
Camp Mack on the shores of Lake
Waubee in Milford, Indiana! Camp
will be a great experience and a
fantastic opportunity to meet new
friends from both LaPorte and
Porter Counties. Mark your calen-
dar and stay tuned for further in-
formation. Sign-up for Camp will
begin in mid-March.
Volunteers are
needed for
flexible, short
-term volun-
teer opportu-
nities. Are you
interested in
helping 4-H grow in a new direction
or do you have a friend who might
be a great fit? We’re continuing to
establish STEM clubs around the
county, but are also looking to es-
tablish more short-term club experi-
ences based around any topic of in-
terest to you! We call these Spark
Clubs. Learn more about Spark
Clubs at:
tinyurl.com/2017PorterCoSPARK.
Interested in getting involved in the
new direction of 4-H? Contact
Brooke Sauter at bsau-
[email protected] or Kristie Hunt at
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED to Expand 4-H Opportunities
Youth Opportunities from Kankakee Valley REMC D.C., and a calendar art contest.
Information on these opportunities
is also available by calling Amanda
Steeb at REMC at 219-733-2511 or
email her at [email protected].
Go to http://www.kvremc.com to
learn more about a variety of excit-
ing opportunities through REMC, in-
cluding: Operation Roundup Trust
Scholarship, Touchstone Energy
Camp, Youth Tour to Washington,
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Club News Center Wildcats
Hello fellow 4-H’ers. Here is a sum-mary of what happened since last meeting. First off, for Meals on Wheels, we decorated and delivered 188 Christmas lunch bags and 62 winter ones. As for the nursing home (Golden Living), we made 863 Christmas cards for the residents. We also made holi-day stockings and delivered stuffed ani-mals as well. We also decorated 73 Christmas place mats for Hospice. In early December, Center Wildcats mem-bers and parents met at Family House for decorating. More than 200 people came to the Junior Leaders ice skating party. At our January meeting, we tasted different kinds of yogurt and played a fun game called “shake it up” before dismissing. Be sure to read the Pandemonium newsletter for important information. We were told to take home any 2017 records that were still there and keep it for future reference. Respectfully submitted, Christine Holmgren
Jackson Volunteers
The Jackson Volunteers 4-H group had their January meeting at the Jackson Elementary School. We started the meeting with pledges and an icebreak-er. For our icebreaker, we stated our name and our favorite Christmas pre-sent we received. We then moved onto old business. It consisted of ice skating which took place on January 8th. For new business, we went over 4-H enroll-ment and bowling at Inman’s from 4-6
on February 9th. We decided on Janu-ary 19th that we would bake cookies for the troops for our community service. We then went over Treasurer's Report, Secretary's Report, and Health and Safety. We finished the meeting with recreation. Next meeting February 1 at 6:30 p.m.—Reporter Grace Ahrendt
Lakeshore Drifters
Our meeting was held on January 8, 2018 at the William E. Urschel Pavilion during the 4-H Ice Skating Party & En-rollment Bash. Remember to bring in your socks in for the sock drive. Our next meeting will be held on February 12.—Reporter, Bryce Biddle
Liberty Sunsetters
The Liberty Sunsetter’s first meeting of the year was held on January 21, 2018, at Valparaiso University. After pledges and roll call, reports were given. For health and safety, Jacob Watkins dis-cussed how to prevent catching the flu. On to new business, club members will be attending the V.U. basketball game on Sunday, February 11th, 3 pm at the ARC. Payments were due this month (members: $7 parents $12). Our Febru-ary nursing home visit will be on the 10th; 2 pm, at Chesterton Manor. We will be handing out Valentines’ Day cards and playing BINGO. As a club, we made the cards during this meeting. Next month, we will be having our reg-ular meeting, but also a dance party. Dress formal if you’d like. Food will be provided, and officers will be bringing desserts. The next meeting will be held
on February 18th, 2018 at 3 pm in the Community Room at Valparaiso Univer-sity. ~Mallory Morrison, Club Reporter
Morgan Hustling Hoosiers
The Morgan Hustling Hoosiers cookie sale December 2nd was a big success! THANK YOU to all who donated, helped work, or cleaned up. We had enough cookies to set some aside for donating. We also made Christmas cards and wrapped gifts to get ready for our nurs-ing home visit. December 9th was our club's fuzzy sock exchange and nursing home caroling trip. Everyone had fun, and we ended the day at Dairy Queen for ice cream. Thank you, Mrs. King for getting us around safely. It was a snowy day. Our next meeting will be the Fa-ther/Daughter banquet in February. Correction to the new officers list, Rec-reation- Kaitlyn Whitaker and Courtney Epler, Health and Safety- Regan Weitzel and Gabie Rubarts. Wishing everyone a safe and happy 2018 from the Morgan Hustling Hoosiers! - Katie Henderson
Pleasant Pioneers
The Pleasant Pioneers held there meet-ing on January 11th in the Kouts High School cafeteria. We had our installa-tion of officers. We talked about help-ing out the lions club; we made meals on wheels bags for Valentine’s Day. Thank you to Kristle Crider for showing the club how to make a bow. The next meeting will be February 8th. Hope to see everyone there. Reporter- Stephanie Boone
Animal Project News Beef & Dairy Finished Steer ID Day
On Saturday, February 3rd there will be
ear tagging and retinal imaging for both
Beef and Dairy Finished Steer animals.
The beef will be ear tagged and retinal
imaged beginning at 8:00 a.m. It is esti-
mated that Dairy steer ear tagging will
begin NO SOONER THAN 11:00 a.m., so
no need to arrive prior to 11:00. Please
bring $2 per animal for the retinal im-
aging charge. All tagging will be done in
the 4-H Building at the Porter County
Fairgrounds. If enrolled, you should
have received more information in the
mail. That info is also available at
http://bit.ly/20184HCattle. Questions?
Contact your project superintendent:
Don Bloom (Beef) at 462-7912 or Dean
Morrow (Dairy) at 246-6367.
4-H Animal Ethics Program for Parents, Volunteers, & Mentors The Indiana 4-H Animal Ethics Program
will be going live soon. The main goal
of the 4-H livestock program is to en-
sure 4-H members are learning to ethi-
cally raise, care for and exhibit their
animals to meet current food safety
guidelines. Parents and other adult
mentors play a significant role in this
learning experience for youth. This
online 4-H Animal Ethics Program was
developed to provide educational tools
to the adults who are working with 4-H
livestock members. Learn more at
http://bit.ly/Jan2018AnimalEthicsNews
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Interested Porter Co. youth should contact Brooke Sauter at [email protected] or 465-3555 to learn more! Teens do not need to be current 4-Hers to participate—so get your non-4-H
friends to join you! Adult needs to complete our 4-H Volunteer Screening process. Each of the above sections are limited to the first 10 teams to sign up! There will be no out-of-pocket registration cost for teams representing Porter
County 4-H!
More Indiana 4-H Opportunities
JUNIOR PORK DAY! Junior Pork Day is scheduled for Saturday, March 3, 2018. It will be in the new Creighton Hall of Animal Science (270 S Russell Street, West Lafayette, IN 47907). Registration is from 8 am to 9 am (Eastern time) with the program beginning at 9 am and should be over by 3 pm. The cost is $5 with lunch included. Youth will have the opportunity to learn about various areas of swine production, learn to evaluate live animals and cuts of pork as well as hone their swine showing skills with the showmanship clinic. All ages are welcome. A flyer with agenda will be available soon. Turn on your notifications for www.facebook.com/PorterCounty4H so you don’t miss any of our updates! And/or contact Joan at [email protected] and she’ll share more info as soon as it is available!
Dear 4-H Livestock Project Members: Beginning this year, to exhibit beef cattle, dairy cattle, swine, sheep, meat goats, dairy goats, poultry, and/or rabbits, Indiana 4-H members throughout the state must be certified through the Youth for the Quality Care of Animals (YQCA) education program. Keep in mind that in 1902 4-H was founded as an educational program! While this is a new requirement, it should not be viewed as just another rule, but rather as an important educational opportunity for 4-H livestock members. Making this an exhibition rule is how Indiana 4-H is ensuring that 4-H members learn about quality assurance (though actually the program has nothing to do with animal exhibition). We are requiring this program so youth learn best management practices with their animals. The YQCA program will:
• Ensure that youth livestock exhibitors are better prepared to be ambassadors for animal agriculture. • Ensure that animals from youth livestock programs are treated with the utmost care. • Ensure that 4-H members are contributing to a safe, wholesome food supply for consumers. • Enhance the future of the livestock industry so that today’s youth producers can become more informed
producers, consumers, and/or employees of the agriculture and food industry. This annual education program can be completed via online modules at a cost to you of $12; or you can opt to attend an in-person training session. Though the cost of the in-person registration is typically $3 we are happy to announce that for 2018, in-person training programs held in Porter County will be FREE to Porter County 4-H members! (If your farm or business would be interested in sponsoring the YQCA program, please contact me.) This program is replacing the National Pork Board’s Youth PQA Plus program that was funded by the national Pork Checkoff and that had been required of swine members for the past 15-20 years. I am completing my certification to teach in-person trainings and I plan to present in-person training sessions at least twice to accommodate our livestock project members. Additionally, the Dairy project has just set a date of March 11th at 1:00 p.m. for a project workshop that includes YQCA (more details on that will be shared soon) and other superintendents have been offered the same opportunity. As I continue to learn more about YQCA and determine how and when we will be facilitating it in our county, I will keep you updated, I will also be posting updates at http://bit.ly/2018PorterCoYQCA. Additionally, general information about YQCA can be found at http://yqca.org. Should you have any questions, please contact me at [email protected] or 465-3555. Sincerely, Joan M. Grott Extension Educator 4-H Youth Development
The 4-H NFPA Fluid Power Action Challenge is a team learning event that
challenges teams to solve an engineering problem using fluid power. Each
team will learn about design and build a hydraulic mechanism!
Team Size: 4-5 youth (you are unlimited in amount of teams!)
Where: Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
Target Grade: 6-8th grade
Event Duration: 4-5 hours on Workshop & Challenge Day
Registration Cost: $20 per team (Lunch will be provided!)
Registration Deadline: February 10th, 2018
Workshop Day: February 24, 2018
Challenge Day: April 21, 2018
Registration: http://bit.ly/fluidpower2018
4-H NFPA Fluid Power
Action Challenge
For information and how
to register contact your
Purdue Extension Office!
CITIZENSHIP WASHINGTON FOCUS June 30th-July 7th, 2018
Program Overview
4-H member must be at least 15 years of age and in 9th grade or higher by June 15. This one time trip is an exciting experience for 4-H members and other youth to go to the nation's capital and learn more about the meaning of citizenship. Listening, learning, sharing, receiving, caring and touring combine to provide a deeper respect and understanding for our American heritage and the principles, processes and structures of the U.S. government. The trip to Washington, D.C., will be made by Purdue charter bus. Young people acquire increased motivation and skills for dealing with contemporary social issues and for taking leadership in community development, government affairs, and related projects when they return home. Each delegate will take part in workshops on contemporary issues and topics such as international affairs, human relations, government, ecology and conservation, family life and dating, community development, drama and creative expression, economics, agricultural policy, leadership, and careers. In addition, advanced training sessions are scheduled to provide in-depth concentration on one topical area such as community development, heritage, economics, politics, environment and ecology, human relations, communications, family life and dating, advanced citizenship-seminar policy, and others of current interest.
Learn More Learn more about Citizenship Washington Focus and read testimonials from previous attendees by visiting the website at: http://www.citizenshipwashingtonfocus.org. Also, delegates will stay at the National 4-H Conference Center, you can check it out at: http://www.4hcenter.org.
Registration Cost The cost of registration for the successful applicant(s) will be shared by the 4-Her and the Porter County 4-H Council. Registration cost for CWF is more than $1600 per delegate. The successful applicant will be asked to pay $200 out-of-pocket, and the 4-H Council will pay the remainder. (If selected and unable to pay $200, we will work with you to still allow the trip to be possible.)
Through the following application process, no more than two Porter County 4-H members will be selected to represent our county at this national 4-H event. (Each delegate will need a minimum of approximately $100 for out-of-pocket expenses during the weeklong trip.)
Once selected, the successful applicant(s) must submit their $200 registration fee to the Extension Office. Any individual who agrees to attend, and then backs out, will owe the 4-H Council the entire $1600 registration cost.
Transportation The selected delegates will be responsible for their own transportation to central Indiana (in recent years the departure point has been the Boone County Fairgrounds in Lebanon) where they will join the rest of the Indiana delegation on a Purdue motorcoach that will transport the group to the greater Washington, DC area.
Application Process Current Porter County 4-H members who are high school students and will be 15 years of age or older at time of the trip are eligible to apply. Previous participants in the CWF trip are not eligible to reapply. Please apply by completing the following application and submitting it to the Extension Office no later than Friday February 23rd, 2018.
Porter County 4-H CITIZENSHIP WASHINGTON FOCUS
Application
Application due by Friday February 23rd, 2018
Instructions: Please complete the following application. Your application along with your “My Record of 4-H Achievement” which is on file at the Extension Office will be reviewed during the selection process.
Name: _____________________________________________________ Year in 4-H: _____________
Date of Birth: __________ 4-H Club: ___________________________________________________
Home Address: _____________________________________________ City, ZIP: _______________
Home telephone number: ________________________ Cell phone number: ___________________
E-mail address: _____________________________________________________________________
Name(s) of parent(s) or guardian(s): ____________________________________________________
Please answer the following questions utilizing the space needed to tell your 4-H story. Written responses should not exceed two typed pages. (Font size no smaller than 10 point, please.)
1. Tell about your 4-H leadership/citizenship/community service experiences; include things that contributed to the welfare of your club or group members, other individuals, or community. (Be specific as to what you did.)
2. Describe two to three of the most important things you learned through 4-H that will or has affected your life.
3. How will you utilize your 4-H experiences and life skills in the future?
Member/Parent Statement
By signing this application you attest that the 4-H member has personally prepared this application and that it accurately reflects his/her work. In addition, you understand that if selected to attend, you will be required to pay $200 of the registration cost. Further, you understand that your family will owe the Porter County 4-H Council up to the full registration amount of $1600 if your 4-Her is selected, agrees to attend, and then backs out. Signature of 4-H Member: __________________________________________ Date: ____________
Signature of Parent/Guardian: _______________________________________ Date: ____________
Applications are due by 4:30 pm on February 23rd, 2018.
Completed applications should be returned to: Purdue Extension – Porter County, 155 Indiana Ave., Ste. 301, Valparaiso, IN 46383
FAX: 219-464-8976 E-Mail: [email protected]
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Important 4-H Dates FEBRUARY 1 ........... Jackson Volunteers .............................. 6:30 pm ............................ Jackson Township Elementary School 3 ........... Beef Retinal Scan ................................ 8:00—11:00 am .................................................. 4-H Building 3 ........... Dairy Finished Steer Retinal Scan ............. 10:30 am—12 Noon ............................................. 4-H Building 4 ........... Liberty Hot Shots ................................ 2:00 pm ....................................................... Sunset Hill Park 5 ........... Washington Wiz Kids ............................ 6:30 pm .................... Washington Township Elementary Cafeteria 8 ........... Pleasant Pioneers ................................ 5:30 pm ........................................ Kouts High School Cafeteria 8 ........... Center Wildcats .................................. 6:00—7:30 pm ..................................Immanuel Lutheran School 12 .......... Center Homesteaders ........................... 5:00—6:00 pm .................... Porter County Community Foundation 12 .......... Morgan Hustling Hoosiers ....................... 6:00 pm ................................ Morgan Township School Cafeteria 12 .......... Lakeshore Drifters ............................... 6:30 pm ........................................... Hawthorne Park in Porter 14 .......... Boone Busters .................................... 7:00 pm ...................................... Hebron Elementary Cafeteria 18 .......... Rabbit Workshop ................................. 1:00 pm ........................................................... 4-H Building 18 .......... Liberty Sunsetters ............................... 3:00 pm .................... Valparaiso University CLR Community Room 19 .......... Junior Leaders.................................... 6:00—7:00 pm ............................................ Expo East Upstairs 20 .......... Dog Orientation Meeting ....................... 7:00 pm ........................................................... 4-H Building 23 .......... Portage Positive Peers .......................... 5:00—7:15 pm .......... Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church in Portage 26 .......... Junior Leaders Executive ....................... 6:00 pm .................................................... Expo East Upstairs MARCH 4 ........... Liberty Hot Shots ................................ 2:00 pm ....................................................... Sunset Hill Park 5 ........... Washington Wiz Kids ............................ 6:30 pm .................... Washington Township Elementary Cafeteria 6 ........... Dog Workshop .................................... 5:00 pm ........................................................... 4-H Building 8 ........... Pleasant Pioneers ................................ 5:30 pm ........................................ Kouts High School Cafeteria 8 ........... Center Wildcats .................................. 6:00—7:30 pm ..................................Immanuel Lutheran School 12 .......... Center Homesteaders ........................... 5:00—6:00 pm .................... Porter County Community Foundation 12 .......... Lakeshore Drifters ............................... 6:30 pm ........................................... Hawthorne Park in Porter 13 .......... Dog Workshop .................................... 5:00 pm ........................................................... 4-H Building 14 .......... Boone Busters .................................... 7:00 pm ...................................... Hebron Elementary Cafeteria 15 .......... Draft Horse Orientation ........................ 6:00 pm ................................................. Hartwig’s Residence 18 .......... Liberty Sunsetters ............................... 3:00 pm .................... Valparaiso University CLR Community Room 19 .......... Junior Leaders.................................... 6:00—7:00 pm ............................................ Expo East Upstairs 20 .......... Dog Workshop .................................... 5:00 pm ........................................................... 4-H Building 20 .......... Morgan Hustling Hoosiers ....................... 6:00 pm ................................ Morgan Township School Cafeteria 20 .......... 4-H Council Executive/General ............... 6:30/7:00 pm ...... Porter County Administration Building Room 102A 26 .......... Junior Leaders Executive ....................... 6:00 pm .................................................... Expo East Upstairs 30 ......... Office Closed—Good Friday 30 .......... Portage Positive Peers .......................... 5:00—7:15 pm .......... Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church in Portage APRIL 8 ........... Liberty Hot Shots ................................ 2:00 pm ....................................................... Sunset Hill Park 9 ........... Center Homesteaders ........................... 5:00—6:00 pm .................... Porter County Community Foundation 9 ........... Lakeshore Drifters ............................... 6:30 pm ........................................... Hawthorne Park in Porter 9 ........... Washington Wiz Kids ............................ 6:30 pm .................... Washington Township Elementary Cafeteria 10 .......... Draft Horse—Showmanship ..................... 6:00 pm ................................................. Hartwig’s Residence 11 .......... Boone Busters .................................... 7:00 pm ...................................... Hebron Elementary Cafeteria 12 .......... Pleasant Pioneers ................................ 5:30 pm ........................................ Kouts High School Cafeteria 12 .......... Center Wildcats .................................. 6:00—7:30 pm ..................................Immanuel Lutheran School 15 .......... Liberty Sunsetters ............................... 3:00 pm .................... Valparaiso University CLR Community Room 16 .......... Junior Leaders.................................... 6:00—7:00 pm ............................................ Expo East Upstairs 23 .......... Junior Leaders Executive ....................... 6:00 pm .................................................... Expo East Upstairs 24 .......... Dog Workshop .................................... 5:00 pm ........................................................... 4-H Building 27 .......... Portage Positive Peers .......................... 5:00—7:15 pm .......... Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church in Portage 29 .......... Hippology Workshop ............................. 2:00 pm ........................................................... 4-H Building
155 Indiana Ave., Ste. 301
Valparaiso, IN 46383
Phone: 219-465-3555
Fax: 219-464-8976
extension.purdue.edu/porter
facebook.com/PorterCounty4H
twitter.com/PorterCounty4H
Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service
is an equal access/equal opportunity institution.
4-H PANDEMONIUM Porter County 4-H Pandemonium News Volume 33, Issue 2 February 2018
4-H Handbook Order Form All sections of the 2018 4-H Handbook will soon be available at:
http://bit.ly/PorterCo4HHandbook
A limited number of paper copies of the Handbook will be printed this year. If you would like to receive a printed copy of the handbook please complete the following form and return it to the Extension Office by February 12th. (Club Leaders & Superintendents: You do not need to complete this form, we are including you in our count for printed copies.)
Name(s) of 4-Her(s) in household: _____________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ 4-H Club: _________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________________
OR EMAIL THE SAME INFORMATION TO [email protected]
