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Extension Work in Agriculture and Home Economics, U.S. Department of Agriculture, University of California and County of Glenn Cooperating
4-H ROUNDUP UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA—COOPERATIVE EXTENSION—GLENN COUNTY
P.O. Box 697 (821 E. South Street) - Orland, CA 95963—530/865-1107 FAX: 530/865-1109
Due to rising costs and shortage of funds for postage, reminder cards and notices will no longer be sent. All
meetings, etc. will appear in the 4-H Roundup ONLY. Therefore, we URGE you to read the Roundup and
utilize the calendar inside.
If you have any questions, concerning 4-H events, activities or policies etc., please phone the 4-H Office
in Orland at 865-1107.
APRIL 2011
Table of Contents
Fashion Revue ............................. 1
Camp Counselors ......................... 1
Fair Clean-Up Day ....................... 2
Upcoming Events ........................ 4
Unsponsored Fair Award ..... 8 & 9
Important 4-H Information ..... 10
Receiving/Clerking Schedule .... 12
Club & Project News ................ 14
April Birthdays ......................... 15
April/May Calendar ....... INSERT
Those requiring special accommo-
dations to attend any of these
events are encouraged to contact
the Cooperative Extension Office,
865-1107 or collect at 865-1116 (if
outside Orland).
The University of California prohibits
discrimination against or harass-
ment of any person on the basis of
race, color, national origin, religion, sex, physical or mental
disability, medical condition (cancer-related or genetic
characteristics), ancestry, marital status, age, sexual
orientation, citizenship, or status as a covered veteran
(covered veterans are special disabled veterans, recently
separated veterans, Vietnam era veterans, or any other
veterans who served on active duty during a war or in a
campaign or expedition for which a campaign badge has
been authorized) in any of its programs or activities or with
respect to any of its employment policies, practices or
procedures. University policy is intended to be consistent
with the provisions of applicable State and Federal laws.
Inquiries regarding the University’s equal employment
opportunity policies may be directed to the Affirmative
Action/Staff Personnel Services Director, University of
California, Agriculture and Natural Resources, 300
Lakeside Drive, 6th Floor, Oakland, CA 94612-3550, (510)
987-0096. To simplify information, trade names of products
have been used. No endorsement of named products is
intended, nor is criticism implied of similar products which
are not mentioned.
Deanna Rogers 4-H Program Representative
Bill Krueger County Director
4-H/FFA Fair Award Sponsorships
It's time once again to sponsor awards for the Glenn County
Fair. 4-H & FFA awards have been combined on one list. The
cost of most of the awards will be $20. There are also several
buckles to be sponsored for approximately $115-$150 each and
other awards at various prices. Letters have been sent to all
award sponsors from last year. Those sponsors had until Thurs-
day, March 4th, to respond. Check list on pages 8 & 9 for any unsponsored
awards.
2011 Fashion Revue & Quilt Show “Fashion Bug”
The 2011 Glenn County 4-H Fashion Revue & Quilt
Show will be held on Saturday, April 30, 2011. Any 4-H
member (including Primary Members) may enter this
year’s Fashion Revue Clothing competition. Quilt com-
petitors must be enrolled in a 4-H Quilting project. Any
category that qualifies for the State 4-H Fashion Review
may be entered. Garments must be made under direction
of a 4-H leader and not made at school. There will be a
separate Quilt Division as in years past. Primary mem-
bers are not judged (they will receive comments only and all will be given the
same award). If you are entering in this event, you must attend. Your entry can-
not just be displayed. You must register online for this event on the Glenn Coun-
ty 4-H website. Registration deadline is Monday, April 18, 2011. More infor-
mation is available on the website: http://ceglenn.ucdavis.edu/4-H_Program/4-
H_Home_Ec_Information/?vu=2319.
2011 Camp Counselors Announced
This year, 31 young ladies and men were selected to serve as counselors for the
2011 Glenn County 4-H Summer Camp. Tommi Hammons, Lena Polk, Maigen
Matteucci and Tom Pedrozo were selected as Youth Directors. The counselors
are as follows: Amanda Alves, Sarah Bilich, Logan Chapman, Kacie Farrell,
Zach Garzoli, Michelle Gini, Sarah Gomes, Casey Martin, Natalie Massa, Domi-
nic Matteucci, Becky Pendergrass, J.B. Renfro, Steven
Habroun, Jackson Foley, Conor Fleming, Kassidi But-
termore, Tanner Bailey, Rachel Silva, Tyler Crane,
Willem Poldervaart, Alisyn Silveira, John Becerra,
Levi Paschall, Peyton Massa, Astin Keolanui, Justin
Smith and Andrew Shippelhoute.
4-H ROUNDUP APRIL 2011 PAGE 2
Next Glenn Co. 4-H Council Meeting
The next Council Meeting will be MONDAY, April 18,
7:00 p.m. at the 4-H Office. All leaders and members
(6th grade and above) are voting members. We encour-
age all to attend and take an active part in the decision-
making process conducted at these meetings. All clubs
should be represented! Key Leaders, the 4-H Office
needs the names of your representative that will be at-
tending the council meetings, so they can be mailed a
copy of the agenda. If you have any agenda items you
would like included, please notify the 4-H Office by
March 3, 2011.
Camp Planning Dates Set
For all those teens and adults plan-
ning to go to camp, please make note
of the following dates: Thursday,
March 24, Thursday, April 14,
Thursday, May 5, Thursday, May
26, and Thursday, June 16, 2011.
All meetings will be held at the 4-H
Office in Orland at 6:30 p.m. All
teens going to camp must attend four
of the six scheduled meetings. Adults
must attend at least two meetings, however, attendance
at all of the meetings is encouraged.
Livestock Auction Buyer’s Brochure
Available
The Livestock Auction Buyer’s Brochure & postcards
for 4-H & FFA members’ buyer letters are available
online at http://glenncountyfair.org.
Take Pride In Your Fair, Come Help At
The Fair Clean-Up Day
Glenn County 4-H’s Teen Council is once again spon-
soring their Annual Glenn County Fair Clean-up Day.
This great community service is
scheduled for Saturday, April 30,
2011, beginning at 9:00 a.m. Please
bring rakes, shovels, wheel barrows,
etc. (make sure you have your name
on them). A lunch will be provided
after the work is all done.
2011 Glenn County Fair Premium Book
And Fair Entry Forms Available Online
To download your copy of the 2011 premium book and
fair entry forms, go to http://glenncountyfair.org.
Adult Help Needed at 4-H Summer
Camp
Do you enjoy the outdoors, camping and children? Then
you are a prime candidate for this year’s 4-H summer
camp. Adults (especially MEN) are needed to help serve
as advisors and assist in the different areas. If we do not
have enough adult help signed up by April 4, 2011,
camp will be canceled. Adults helping are required to
attend two of six planning meetings. The next scheduled
meetings are as follows: Thursday, March 24, Thurs-
day, April 14, Thursday, May 5, Thursday, May 26,
and Thursday, June 16, 2011. The meetings will be
held from 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the 4-H Office in
Orland. Camp provides opportunities for the teens as
camp counselors to plan and implement the activities.
All youth are invited to participate as campers (K - 8th
grades). Please consider helping with this year’s camp.
For more information, please contact the 4-H Office at
865-1107. Remember, if we don’t have the adult volun-
teers needed, camp will be canceled. Camper applica-
tions and information has already been mailed. Camp
dates are June 23-26, 2011. However, adult and teen
staff go to camp on Wednesday, June 22. Camp is also
in need of food donations, especially meat, fruits and
vegetables.
MARY LANZI CAMPERSHIPS
Attention Key Leaders!!
4-H Camp is fast ap-
proaching! Each 4-H Club
will have one Council
campership for summer
camp, plus there are two
Mary Lanzi countywide camperships. You may select a
recipient for your club and also submit a nominee for the
countywide camperships. Camperships are for any youth
in 4th - 8th grades (use grade entering) who represent an
under-represented minority, are handicapped or from
low income families. They do not have to be current 4-H
members, but enrollment in the 4-H program must be
completed prior to attending camp. Camp is June 23-26,
2011. Key leaders please submit names to the 4-H Of-
fice. If we don’t hear from you by April 4, 2011, we
will assume your club does not have any recipients this
year.
Lamb Derby Parade
The 78th Annual Lamb Derby Parade is scheduled for
Saturday, May 7, 2011. If you have questions, please
contact Traci Torres at (530) 867-6482.
4-H ROUNDUP APRIL 2011 PAGE 3
Great Fundraiser Opportunity!
RHA, Inc. and Glenn Co. 4-H are partners together in
the Light exChange Program. Replace all of your old
mercury vapor light fixtures with new energy-efficient
high pressure sodium yard light fixtures at NO COST
TO YOU under a PG&E program. We have already re-
ceived a donation of $1,300 for
lights already exchanged. To quali-
fy: Participant must be a PG&E
customer; Must live in a rural agri-
cultural community with a popula-
tion of 50,000 or less; The light(s)
being exchanged must be a mercu-
ry vapor yard light and in working
order. For every yard light installed
in our county, RHA’s Light exChange Program will do-
nate $7.50 to Glenn County 4-H. For more information,
please call the Light exChange Program toll free at 1-
866-455-0898, email [email protected], or visit the
website at www.lightexchangeinfo.com, or contact the 4
-H Office.
Cookhouse Help
Marsha Wilson will be running the Cookhouse during
the fair this year. Thank you Marsha! We still need vol-
unteers to work. You could start now
asking yourself, friends, relatives,
especially grandparents, to volunteer
in the Cookhouse. Call your Key
Leader to let them know when you
can help out. The schedule will be in
next month’s Roundup.
Access Updates For California State 4-H and
4-H SET News Online at www.ca4h.org/News/
Helpful Hints & Changes
For Your Buyers’ Letters Each 4-H member that plans to sell an animal
through the Jr. Livestock Auction at the Glenn Coun-
ty Fair is to send out buyer’s letters to prospective
buyers. The prospective buyers can range from your
local feed store, veterinarian, grocery store, dentist,
doctor, orthodontist, car/tractor dealerships, auto
parts store, personal friend, parents’ place of work,
etc. It can be anyone that you or your family knows
or does business with. Be creative, the goal is to
bring new buyers to the auction each year.
You can also mention in your letter that another op-
tion is donating to price support. What is price sup-
port? This is where people have donated money to go
to members whose sale price has been low and it
helps to support them and bring up the amount that
they will receive. A person could donate any amount
for price support. This can also be done in the name
of a specific member or specie. If you are interested
in this, please contact Jody Samons at 865-1107.
Another option is a buyers’ group. The purpose of the
group is to bid/purchase animals that are not getting
any bids. The money is collected ahead of time and is
not earmarked for any specific child. It goes to where
the most need is. If this is something that you might
be interested in doing, you may contact any of the
following buyers’ groups:
Glenn County Fair Buyers’ Group
Irene Skala 865-9229
Clover Buyers’ Group
Phil McCorkle 934-3531
Stonyford Buyers’ Group
Kim Richardson 963-3200
Gary Evans 963-3333
Tim Leach 963-3197
You can explain in your letters that buyers do not
have to purchase a whole animal, they may go in with
one or more other people. Perhaps they are not inter-
ested in butchering the animal, but would like to help
support the program. There is an option of resale
available. What is resale? This is where the animal is
purchased by a buyer, but at the time of purchase, if
they note that they want the animal to go for resale,
the buyer will be given market price for that specific
animal and then the resale amount will be deducted
from the amount that your buyer will have to pay for
the animal.
ATTENTION!
Glenn County Fair
Entry Deadline is Coming Soon The deadline for entry forms at the fair is Friday,
April 15, 2011, by 4:00 p.m. The forms
are due to the FAIR OFFICE, not the 4-
H Office. Please make sure that all
forms are complete (Fair Entry Forms,
Market Animal Report and Bill of Sale),
including all signatures before they are
turned in to the Fair Office.
4-H ROUNDUP APRIL 2011 PAGE 4
3rd Annual Ride For Life
Horse Project Groups be sure to
mark April 2, 2011, on your calen-
dars for the Third Annual Ride For
Life to be held in Red Bluff. Start
getting your teams together now. For
team packets, please contact Jessica
Macdonald at 529-9679 or Bailey
Brownfield at 527-6290. This years ride brings some
exciting additions to the day. Be a part of helping to find
a cure for cancer!!!!
FilmFest 4-H
FilmFest 4-H is a new event for
youth ages 11-18 who are interest-
ed in learning more about
filmmaking and the film industry.
Young filmmakers can submit
their work for screening considera-
tion. Attendees of the Fest will be
able to go to workshops and net-
work among other film enthusiasts. You may submit
with no fee by April 1st or you may submit until June
1st for a fee of $15. More information is available at:
http://4h.missouri.edu/filmfest/.
Glenn County Fair Horse Show
4-H Horse Project Members, mark your calendar for
Sunday, June 5, 2011. The Glenn County Fair 4-H
Horse Show will be held on this date at the Glenn Coun-
ty Fairgrounds. We will be offering western and English
performance classes along with fun classes. Four in-
county & four out-of-county high point age division belt
buckles will be awarded. Entry and class information
will be distributed soon and will also be available
online. For additional information, contact Ginger Hol-
zapfel at 934-5228 or Lynn Gustafson at 865-9029.
4-H Archery Training in Stockton
San Joaquin County 4-H is
hosting a 4-H Archery Train-
ing for instructors. If there
are any 4-H Adult or Teen
Leaders who would like to
learn how to teach Archery at
4-H Camp or as a Club project, please register by using
the link below. 4-H Adult and Teen Leaders are eligi-
ble. Instructors are Dan and Elaine Burner. Training will
be held on Sunday, April 10th and 17th from 8:30am -
4:30pm. Both Sundays are required. Location: Ca-
bral Ag. Center 2101 E. Earhart Avenue, Stockton, CA
95206. Space is limited to 11 more people. Please use
this link to register: http://ucce.ucdavis.edu/survey/
survey.cfm?surveynumber=6122. If you have any ques-
tions, please call or email me, Niki Chiunti - Program
Representative II, UCCE - San Joaquin County 4-H
Youth Development Program, 2101 E. Earhart Avenue,
Suite 200, Stockton, CA 95206; Telephone: (209) 953-
6106; Fax: (209) 953-6128.
State Ambassador Information Sessions
The State Ambassador program would like to invite par-
ents and members interested in the program to an infor-
mation session where questions about commitment and
activities may be asked to current ambassadors, advisors
and the program coordinator. 4-H State Ambassadors
are youth who have excelled in the areas of leadership
and community service. They are selected to serve the 4
-H Youth Development Program in roles that promote
leadership through education and service. Sessions will
be held: Fresno - April 23, 2011 Fresno UCCE Office
5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.; Davis - April 30, 2011 State 4-H
Office 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.; San Diego - May 7, 2011
San Diego County UCCE Office 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Please RSVP with Quang "Hogan" Tong at
2011 Range Camp Applications now
Available
April 22, 2011 is the application deadline for ―Range
Camp‖, a week-long camp experience for students ages
15-18 who have an interest in the science and manage-
ment of natural resources in
California. Range Camp runs
from June 19th-24th at the
University of California’s Elkus
Youth Ranch just south of Half
Moon Bay. More information
and application forms can be
downloaded from http://casrm.rangelands.org/HTML/
rangecamps.html (bottom of page). Cost is $400. Camp
scholarships are available from agriculture and conser-
vation organizations in many counties. Contact Marc
Horney at Cal Poly, SLO for more information: (805)
756-7543; [email protected].
UPCOMING EVENTS
4-H ROUNDUP APRIL 2011 PAGE 5
2011 State Fashion Revue Information
State Fashion Revue registration is now open for youth
who qualify to represent their counties. Selection occurs
at County Fashion Revue or a
comparable event. SFR will be
May 28, 2011 as part of State
Field Day at UC Davis. Regis-
tration is by survey at http://
ucanr.org/sfr2011, until May 16.
SFR has three age divisions and
five categories including the $15
Challenge. Categories and ages
may be different from those in
your county, so be sure to read
the SFR rules carefully. Note: the
cost limit for the Consumer Sci-
ence-Purchased category is $100 this year. Additional
activities at State Fashion Revue include County Corner
(county displays), Operation Cover-up and Quilts for
Wounded Warriors (service projects), Pattern Exchange
(bring some and take some), judging classes, photo-
graphs, modeling practice, and make-it take-it crafts.
Complete information is at http://www.ca4h.org/
Programs/Events/SFD/SFR/. You can also contact Karli
Draxler, Youth Chair, at [email protected] or
Sue Moore, [email protected]. For information
about your county qualifier, please contact your county
office.
Attention Quilters and Sewers!
CA 4-H State Fashion Revue
2011 would appreciate your help.
Make a quilt square, a quilt top,
or a complete quilt for a wounded
soldier. Special size for stretchers
and gurneys, approximately 45 x
81 inches, are needed. Red, white
and blue fabrics are preferred. If
you make 12 ½‖ x 12 ½‖ squares
then they can be combined with
squares made by other people for
a whole quilt. Bring or send your squares, quilt tops and
quilts to State Fashion Revue at Olson Hall, UC Davis
during State Field Day, May 28, 2011. Youth are invit-
ed to sew squares together and quilt during the morning
SFR workshop. Please contact Lisa Kuntz, SFR youth
co-chair, [email protected] or Mary Engebreth,
committee volunteer, at [email protected]
with questions or suggestions.
SLC Financial Aid
Through a grant from Wells Fargo and
assistance from the California 4-H Foun-
dation, financial aid is available to dele-
gates wishing to attend the 2011 State
Leadership Conference. Applications are
due by May 13, 2011. Download appli-
cation at: http://www.ca4h.org/files/53496.doc. Please
contact Quang ―Hogan‖ Tong at [email protected]
for more information or go to the SLC website at:
http://www.ca4h.org/Programs/Events/SFD/.
WHY Conference Fall 2011
Mendocino and Lake Counties are hosting WHY Con-
ference this year. The theme is “4-H Keeps Your En-
gines Revvin’ in 2011”. The date is set for September
23-25, 2011.
WHY Conference T-Shirt Logo Design
Contest 2011
Design a T-Shirt logo for the 2011 W.H.Y. Conference.
Include 4-H design as well as the year and event. Se-
lected winner receives a paid registration for the confer-
ence! Submit your design by May 1, 2011. Designs
should only include two colors. Should be no larger
than 12x12 and submitted as original artwork or digital-
ly as a pdf or jpeg file to Linda Edgington at lgedging-
[email protected]. Must include theme ―4-H Keeps
Your Engines Revvin’ in 2011‖ and W.H.Y. Confer-
ence. Must be original artwork. For more information,
please contact Linda Edgington at 707-463-4495.
Use of Horse Arena at Glenn County
Fairgrounds
The 4-H Horse Arena at the Fairgrounds will be availa-
ble to any 4-H horse group that needs to use it. This is
for 4-H meetings only, not for personal use. The proce-
dure on reserving the arena is to call the 4-H Office and
give them the dates that you would like to use it. This
must be done at least one week prior to the meeting.
After the dates are cleared with the fairgrounds, the 4-H
staff will get back to you
to let you know if the
dates you requested will
be okay. If these rules are
not followed, the use of
the arena may be taken
away from the 4-H pro-
gram.
4-H ROUNDUP APRIL 2011 PAGE 6
Special Recognition at 2011 State 4-H
Presentation Day
A special recognition pin will
be awarded for youth who par-
ticipate in State Presentation
Day and focus their presenta-
tions on one of the following
areas: Science, Engineering
and Technology, Healthy Liv-
ing, and Military Youth. Par-
ticipants may only choose one
focus area for their presenta-
tion, and the area must be the primary topic of the
presentation. For more information, please visit: http://
www.ca4h.org/Programs/Events/SFD/PD/
Recognition_Opportunities/.
2011 State 4-H Field Day
May 28, 2011 at UC Davis, 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Since 2002, the State 4-H Field Day takes place annu-
ally on the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend at the
UC Davis campus from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. The
event is open to all 4-H members, volunteers, staff, and
parents. During the event, 4-H members may partici-
pate in a variety of contests and educational activities.
Link: http://www.ca4h.org/Programs/Events/SFD/ .
CA Equine Education Field Day 2011
We are very excited to in-
form you that in 2011 this
event will be held in con-
junction with State 4-H
Field Day held in Davis, CA
on May 28, 2011. Equine
Educational Field Day will
be held May 28-29, 2011.
Please mark your calendars
with these important dates
and spread the word! You can download the registra-
tion form for this exciting event at http://
www.ca4h.org/Projects/SET/Animal/EquineEducation/
Horse_Classic/. Please send in your registrations to the
address indicated on the form by the deadline of May
6, 2011 (postmarked). If forms are sent after that date,
there is a $5 late fee for each contest. Please make
checks out to UC Regents! If you have any questions,
please contact Cynthia Barnett, PhD, 909-387-2193 or
[email protected]. Looking forward to seeing you
in May! Happy Trails!
State Presentation Day Signups
All members who have qualified for State Field Day
Presentation and other events may register at: http://
ucanr.org/statefdr. During the event, 4-H members may
participate in a variety of contests. Some contests re-
quire pre-qualification and/or pre-registration. Some
are open to all during the event. Please see http://
www.ca4h.org/Programs/Events/SFD/ for more infor-
mation or contact Quang "Hogan" Tong at
Festival of Science
Are you curious about how things
work? Do you want to know more
about something? At the 2011 Califor-
nia State 4-H Field Day, University
scientists will answer your questions!
Provide your question ahead of the
event and we will find the right scien-
tists to provide an answer. Go to http://www.ca4h.org/
Projects/SET/Initiative/Questions/.
California 4-H Photography Contest
Hello California 4-H! Information about the Second
Annual California 4-H Photography Contest is now
available on the State 4-H Website at http://
www.ca4h.org/Programs/Events/SFD/Photo/. The pho-
tography contest will be held dur-
ing the 2011 CA 4-H State Field
Day at UC Davis on May 28,
2011, from 8:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
The online registration is now
open, and the deadline is May 6,
2011. Please help the California 4
-H Technology Leadership Team by spreading the
news of the photography contest throughout your coun-
ties. We had a great turnout last year, and hoping the
same this year! If there are any questions, feel free to
send them my way, John Trammell, Computer Re-
source Specialist--4-H Military Partnership, 4-H Youth
Development Program, University of California-
Agriculture and Natural Resources, (909)863-8912 or
4-H ROUNDUP APRIL 2011 PAGE 7
2011 GLENN COUNTY 4-H LIVESTOCK BOWL RESULTS
Members, leaders and guests representing Glenn &
Colusa Counties attended the ten-species quiz bowl
event held March 12, 2011, at the Orland High School,
reports 4-H Program Representative Deanna Rogers.
Glenn County All Star Katrina Habroun, and BLAST
members Kassidi Buttermore and Rylee Deitz, along
with Lena Polk, Harrison Polk
and Rylee Smith conducted the
bowl games. The adult helpers
were Mary Holzapfel, James
Corneliussen and Liz Dawley,
Colusa County 4-H Program
Representative. We appreciate
everyone’s efforts.
There were over 90 participants at this event. The indi-
vidual award winners were: AVIAN: Jr. Div. - 1st Place
- Justin Hicks of Orland 4-H Club, 2nd Place - Abbie
Brown of Clover 4-H Club, Int. Div. - 1st Place - Ash-
leigh Ehrke of Maxwell 4-H Club - Colusa County; 2nd
Place - Justin Hicks of Orland 4-H
Club; 3rd Place - Arthur Flynn of
Lake 4-H Club; BEEF: Int. Div. -
1st Place - Maureen LaGrande of
Maxwell 4-H Club - Colusa County;
2nd Place - Kassidi Buttermore of
Orland 4-H Club; 3rd Place - Lupita
Valle of Orland 4-H Club; DOGS:
Primary Div. - Jas-
mine Queen of Lake 4-H Club; Jr. Div.
- 1st Place - Justin Hicks of Orland 4-H
Club; 2nd Place - Nayely Gonzalez of
Willows 4-H Club; 3rd Place - Alicia
Murillo of Capay 4-H Club; Int. Div. -
1st Place - Justin Hicks of Orland 4-H
Club; 2nd Place - Nayely Gonzalez of
Willows 4-H Club and Grant Martine of Clover 4-H
Club; GOAT: Primary Div. - Amanda Brown of Clover
4-H Club, Wesley Otterson of Clover 4 -H Club and
Jasmine Queen of Lake 4-H Club; Jr. Div. - 1st Place -
Garrett Otterson of Clover 4-H Club, 2nd Place - Maris-
sa Rakestraw of Clover 4-H Club, 3rd Place - Becca
Fleming of Clover 4-H Club;
Int. Div. - 1st Place - Rylee
Smith of Lake 4-H Club, 2nd
Place - Alaina Martine of the
Clover 4-H Club, 3rd Place -
Andrea Boer of Clover 4-H
Club; Sr. Div. - 1st Place -
Garrett Otterson of Clover 4-
H Club, 2nd Place - Alaina Martine of Clover 4-H Club,
3rd Place - Rylee Smith of Clover 4-H Club; RABBIT:
Primary Div. - Sheyenne Munguia of Willows 4-H Club
and Brayden Sims of Schaffert 4-H
Club; Jr. Div. - 1st Place - Maci
Amaro of Clover 4-H Club, 2nd
Place - Kristen Chavez of Willows
4-H Club, 3rd Place - Mariana Mu-
rillo of Capay 4-H Club; Sr. Div. - 1st Place - Maureen
La Grande of Maxwell 4-H Club, Colusa County, 2nd
Place - Raelene Garnett of Clover 4-H Club, 3rd Place -
Maci Amaro of Clover 4-H Club; SHEEP: Jr. Div. - 1st
Place - Katherine Valle of Orland 4-H Club, 2nd Place -
Enrique Ramirez of Lake 4-H Club; Sr. Div. - 1st Place
- Lupita Valle of Orland 4-H Club, 2nd Place - Frida
Valle of Orland 4-H Club, 3rd Place -
Aaron Ramirez of Lake 4-H Club;
SWINE: Jr. Div. - 1st Place - Marshall
Thompson of Clover 4-H Club, 2nd Place
- Shelby Weinrich of Clover 4-H Club,
3rd Place -
Kody Buttermore of Orland
4-H Club; Int. Div. - 1st
Place - Lupita Valle of Or-
land 4-H Club, 2nd Place -
Paige Holzapfel of Clover 4-
H Club, 3rd Place - Brodie
Borland of Stoney Creek 4-H Club. Sr. Div. - 1st Place
- Brodie Borland of Stoney Creek 4-H Club, 2nd Place -
Lupita Valle of Orland 4-H Club, 3rd Place - Marshall
Thompson of Clover 4-H Club; DAIRY: Jr. Div. - 1st
Place - Gracie Machado of Lake 4-H Club, 2nd Place -
Aaron Candieas of Lake 4-H Club; Int. Div. - 1st Place
- Josina Weststeyn of Clover 4-H Club, 2nd Place - An-
drea Boer of Clover 4-H Club, 3rd Place - Tyler Boer of
Clover 4-H Club; Sr. Div. - 1st Place -
Sarah Weststeyn of Clover 4-H Club,
2nd Place - Josina Weststeyn of Clo-
ver 4-H Club, 3rd Place - Tyler Boer
of Clover 4-H Club; HORSE: Int. Div.
- 1st Place - Alli Ward of Williams 4-
H Club, Colusa County, 2nd Place - Jessica Croxson of
Arbuckle 4-H Club, Colusa County, 3rd Place - Josina
Weststeyn of Clover 4-H Club; Sr.
Div. - 1st Place - Jessica Croxson of
Arbuckle 4-H Club, Colusa County,
2nd Place - Alli Ward of Williams 4
-H Club, Colusa County, 3rd Place -
Sarah Weststeyn of Clover 4-H
Club.
4-H ROUNDUP APRIL 2011 PAGE 8
Avian FFA CHAMPION MARKET AVIAN Clock 20.00
Avian FFA RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET AVIAN Clock 20.00
Avian 4-H SR. SHOWMANSHIP - AVIAN - TOP 3 PLACES Premium 21.00
Avian FFA POULTRY SHOWMANSHIP - TOP 3 PLACES Premium 21.00
Avian FFA POULTRY SHOWMANSHIP Clock 20.00
Dairy FFA DAIRY SHOWMANSHIP SR. - TOP 8 PLACES Premium 36.00
Goat-Dairy 4-H/FFA ALL OTHER PUREBREDS CHAMPION DOE Clock 20.00
Goat-Dairy 4-H/FFA RECORDED GRADE SR. CHAMPION DOE Clock 20.00
Goat-Dairy 4-H JR. SHOWMANSHIP - DAIRY GOAT - TOP 8 PLACES Premium 36.00
Goat-Dairy 4-H INT. SHOWMANSHIP - DAIRY GOAT - TOP 8 PLACES Premium 36.00
Goat-Dairy 4-H SR. SHOWMANSHIP - DAIRY GOAT - TOP 8 PLACES Premium 36.00
Goat-Dairy FFA DAIRY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP SR. TOP 8 PLACES Premium 36.00
Goat-Dairy FFA DAIRY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP Buckle 115.00
Goat-Fiber CHAMPION WETHER Clock 20.00
Goat-Meat FFA CHAMPION MARKET GOAT Clock 20.00
Goat-Meat RATE OF GAIN CONTEST - GOAT Award Money 50.00
Goat-Meat 4-H SR. SHOWMANSHIP - MEAT GOAT - TOP 8 PLACES Premium 36.00
Goat-Meat FFA MEAT GOAT SHOWMANSHIP SR. - TOP 8 PLACES Premium 36.00
Pygmy Goat SR. 4-H PYGMY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP Clock 20.00
Pygmy Goat 4-H SR. SHOWMANSHIP - PYGMY GOAT - TOP 8 PLACES Premium 21.00
Pygmy Goat FFA PYGMY GOAT SHOWMANSHIP SR. - TOP 8 PLACES Premium 21.00
Horse JR. 4-H HORSE SHOWMANSHIP Clock 20.00
Horse SR. 4-H HORSE SHOWMANSHIP Buckle 115.00
Horse FFA HORSE SHOWMANSHIP SR. - TOP 8 PLACES Premium 36.00
Horse FFA HORSE SHOWMANSHIP Buckle 115.00
Horse 4-H SR. SHOWMANSHIP - HORSE - TOP 8 PLACES Premium 36.00
Horse 4-H SR. - HORSE MASTERSHIP - TOP 8 PLACES Premium 36.00
Horse FFA HORSE MASTERSHIP - TOP 8 PLACES Premium 36.00
Horse 4-H JUNIOR OUT OF COUNTY ENG./WEST. ALL AROUND CHAMPION—Buckle 150.00
Horse 4-H INTERMEDIATE OUT OF COUNTY ENG./WEST. ALL AROUND CHAMPION—Buckle 150.00
Horse 4-H WALK TROT - ENGLISH/WESTERN RESERVE CHAMPION Boot Bags 30.00
Horse 4-H JUNIOR - ENGLISH/WESTERN RESERVE CHAMPION Boot Bags 30.00
Horse 4-H INTERMEDIATE - ENGLISH/WESTERN RESERVE CHAMPION Boot Bags 30.00
Horse 4-H SENIOR - ENGLISH/WESTERN RESERVE CHAMPION Boot Bags 30.00
Horse 4-H ENGLISH PLEASURE - OPEN Neck Ribbon 15.00
Horse 4-H WESTERN EQUITATION - OPEN Neck Ribbon 15.00
Horse 4-H WESTERN PLEASURE - OPEN Neck Ribbon 15.00
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
2011 Glenn County Fair Unsponsored Awards
Here is the current list of unsponsored awards. If you or someone you know would be interested in sponsoring awards, please contact Dawn at the 4-H Office, 530-865-1110 or [email protected]. Your help would be greatly appreciated.
4-H ROUNDUP APRIL 2011 PAGE 9
Rabbit FFA RABBIT SHOWMANSHIP - 3 PLACES Premium 21.00
Rabbit FFA RABBIT SHOWMANSHIP WINNER Clock 20.00
Rabbit BEAUTY - RAVISHING RABBIT Rosettes 20.00
Sheep 4-H JR. SHOWMANSHIP - SHEEP - TOP 8 PLACES Premium 36.00
Sheep 4-H INT. SHOWMANSHIP - SHEEP - TOP 8 PLACES Premium 36.00
Swine RATE OF GAIN CONTEST - SWINE Award Money 100.00
Swine 4-H SR. SHOWMANSHIP - SWINE - TOP 8 PLACES Premium 36.00
Swine FFA SWINE SHOWMANSHIP SR. - TOP 8 PLACES Premium 36.00
Special FFA SWINE CLEAN STALL Award Money 50.00
Special SMALL ANIMAL 4-H ROUND ROBIN (OVERALL) Clock 20.00
Special GLENN CO. SM. ANIMAL FFA ROUND ROBIN (GLENN CO. ONLY) Clock 20.00
Special-Roping RUNNING & ROPING STAMPEDE - JUNIOR Buckle 100.00
Special-Roping RUNNING & ROPING STAMPEDE - INTERMEDIATE Buckle 100.00
Special-Dog Ob. DOG SHOWMANSHIP - BEGINNER Clock 20.00
Special-Dog Ob. DOG SHOWMANSHIP - INTERMEDIATE Clock 20.00
Special-Dog Ob. DOG SHOWMANSHIP - SENIOR Clock 20.00
Special-Dog Ob. DOG OBEDIENCE - BEGINNER Clock 20.00
Special-Dog Ob. DOG OBEDIENCE - INTERMEDIATE Clock 20.00
Special-Dog Ob. DOG OBEDIENCE - SENIOR Clock 20.00
Special-Dog Ob. SPORTSMANSHIP - OVERALL Clock 20.00
California State Fair Seeking Young Artists
Deadline Approaching: Youth Art & Design Expo Open
For Entries in 2011! The California State Fair knows that our state is home to some amazingly talented
young artists. That is why the we would like to invite all of California’s young art-
ists, ages 5 to 18, to enter their crafts and artwork in the annual Youth Art & De-
sign Expo. Award-winning entries will be displayed during the 2011 California
State Fair which will take place from July 14 to 31. The top winners will receive
Fair tickets as well as a coveted State Fair ribbon! ENTRY DEADLINE: Friday, April 15th, 2011.
The following materials must be submitted by April 15th: Completed Entry Forms, available on bigfun.org
on the Competitions tab; Digital Image of the Entry on a CD (see handbook for special fashion & textile
show information); $8.00 fee per entry.
The Youth Art & Design Expo Program at the California State Fair is designed to recognize and exhibit
outstanding Youth Art & Design projects from all over the State of California. In 2009, the competition re-
ceived over 1360 entries from talented young artists and craftspeople. The Youth Art & Design Expo Pro-
gram offers four different shows to enter, each with multiple divisions. Those shows include the Youth Fine
Art Show, Youth Crafts & Hobbies Show, Youth Fashion & Textile Show and Youth Media Show.
Starting this year, fair visitors will be able to purchase youth artworks offered for sale. Proceeds will benefit
the youth artists as well as the Friends of the California State Fair Scholarship Fund.
“Scrap That!” is this year’s adventure themed scrapbooking contest. Winners will receive awards and spe-
cial gifts donated by Stampers Corner of Elk Grove, California.
For more information on the Youth Art & Design Expo, and other California State Fair Competitions, visit
http://www.bigfun.org/competition-youth.php. YOUTH ART & DESIGN EXPO PROGRAM CONTACT :
Michelle Johnson, (916) 263-3189 or [email protected]
4-H ROUNDUP APRIL 2011 PAGE 10
IMPORTANT INFORMATION Ken Lohse Memorial Scholarship
The Ken Lohse Memorial Scholarship is available to
students in Glenn County who have been active in the
agricultural industry. Applicants must plan to attend col-
lege next year, carrying 12 or more units. The scholar-
ship is available to high school seniors with a GPA of
2.5 or higher. Applications must be received by March
31, 2011. Scholarship recipients will be notified in May.
Scholarship monies will be presented in the form of a
check upon verification of registration with a valid class
schedule or paid receipt. Applications are available at
the 4-H Office.
Memorial Scholarship Fund
Did you know that each year the Glenn County 4-H
Council awards several scholarships to graduating sen-
iors? This is done in part by donations that the Council
receives from organizations, personal gifts and in
memory of a lost one. If you would like more infor-
mation on our scholarship fund, please contact the 4-H
Office.
Market Animal Report
Remember, the Market
Animal Report Form
needs to be filled out on
the front side at the be-
ginning of the year
(now) and signed by the
member, a parent and
the project leader. The
back page is to be completed and turned in with your
fair entry form. At that time, the form needs to be signed
by the member, a parent, project leader and the key
leader. You will not be able to exhibit at the fair if this
form is not completed (including all signatures).
All Market Animals Entered In The
Fair Must Have A Bill Of Sale
This year, the Department of Food and Agriculture will
be enforcing this policy. At the time you enter your mar-
ket animals, you must attach a
bill of sale for each animal to
your entry form. If you have
questions, please contact the 4-
H Office or Glenn County Fair
Office at 865-1168.
Livestock Insurance Offered
The Allied Insurance Company and the Glenn County
Farm Bureau sponsors a 4-H/FFA Young Stock Raisers
Insurance Policy. For those of you who are thinking of
purchasing a high-value animal, you may
want to look into this offer. 4-H Council
Livestock Loan funds are available with
a zero interest rate. Applications are
available at the 4-H Office. Loan appli-
cants will be required to purchase insur-
ance. For an application or more infor-
mation, please contact the 4-H Office at 865-1107, or
the Cal-Farm Insurance Office at 865-3801.
Animal Ethics Training
Each 4-H member who is planning
to sell at the 2011 Jr. Livestock
Auction must fulfill the require-
ments listed on the Market Animal
Report. One of those requirements
is to attend an animal ethics train-
ing every year. Check with your project leader to see if
you have met this requirement.
Record Book Project Awards
All 4-H members must submit a record book at the end
of the year in order to receive a year
pin and stripe, and to sell at next year’s
Jr. Livestock Auction. Those that qual-
ify can then submit their record books
on to county judging. Special awards
can be won (even primary members
can join in this experience!). Record books will be
judged overall, but particularly one project must be cho-
sen and competition is between those in each project.
4-H ROUNDUP APRIL 2011 PAGE 11
Special Home Economics Awards
If you are enrolled in a home eco-
nomics project (arts & crafts, food
preservation, beading, bear grass
braiding, soap making, foods & nu-
trition, food preservation, cake dec-
orating, arts & crafts, rocks & min-
erals, crochet, knitting, leathercraft,
mini gardens, scrap booking, stamp
collecting, flower arranging, ce-
ramics, clothing, rocketry, quilting, woodworking or
photography, etc.), you can apply for the special home
economics awards. The top scoring person in each
grade division IN EACH PROJECT will receive a tro-
phy. Information is posted on our website. Be sure to
ask questions of your project leaders, as well. They can
be very helpful in getting members organized for these
special awards.
"5" Presentation Award
Reminder: If you give a presentation to
five different audiences, you will receive a
special medal sponsored by 4-H Council.
Giving a presentation at the County
Presentation Night, on February 5, is a
good start! Be sure to complete the enclosed form & get
the proper signatures.
Reminder To 4-H Leaders
Leaders who have not yet been finger-
printed or have not been orientated as a
leader cannot conduct meetings until
this has been done. There is a finger-
print form that you will need to take
with you when you get fingerprinted.
You can pick this form up at the 4-H Office. If you have
not been orientated, please call your Key Leader or
Deanna Rogers to set up an appointment, or if you have
any questions, you can call the 4-H Office at 865-1107.
4-H Online Donating Now Available
Online donations can now be designated to counties or
programs and paid with a credit card. Please check out
the new California 4-H website (www.ca4h.org). On
every page you will notice a large
blue ―Donate Now‖ button which will
direct donors to the Foundation dona-
tion web page. Online donations can
be designated to go to specific coun-
ties or to specific programs and may
be paid by credit card. 100% of the amount pledged
goes directly to the program or county designated. Do-
nors also have the option of making recurring pledges
and unrestricted donations to be used where the need is
greatest.
Volunteer Leader Website
The volunteer leader website is a new interactive and
growing site that can be seen at http://ucanr.org/4-
hvolunteers/. There are sections that will change month-
ly, a 4-H Blog, 4-H Volunteer
Voices, and updates in the pro-
gram. We hope you'll enjoy
seeing all the resources you
need in one centralized loca-
tion. In order to build this new
section of the website, please
send any recent stories of 4-H in the news in your com-
munity that you would like to share. You can email the-
se stories to: [email protected].
Transportation Reminder
Volunteers who drive during a 4-H
event should remember that their au-
tomobile insurance coverage is pri-
mary and the university’s insurance
coverage is secondary. Arrangements
for transportation of youth to 4-H
events are the responsibility of the
parents. County 4-H staff doesn’t provide permission
slips allowing members to ride with 4-H leaders or par-
ents.
CWA Scholarships
This year the Northern Sacramento Valley Chapter of
the California Women for Agriculture is sponsoring
four scholarships of $500 each for graduating high
school seniors who are interested in the field of agricul-
ture. Both full time and part time students of either gen-
der will be considered. Neither your grade point average
nor your financial need will be a significant factor.
Deadline is April 15, 2011. If you have any questions,
please contact Carol Bertagna as soon as possible: (530)
343-1623.
Youth Service America Offers Grant
Information
For up-to-date information on available grants and
award opportunities for youth, go to http://
www.ysa.org/grants.
4-H ROUNDUP APRIL 2011 PAGE 12
HELP!!! Workers Are
Needed at the Fair!
Please read over the following carefully and phone your Key Leader as soon as possible to let them know where you will be able to help. (Key Leaders are to phone the names into the 4-H Office at 865-1107.) This is a very big job and is only possible because you are willing to help, so if you find that you cannot be there for the time you have signed up, you MUST send a substitute to take your place. Parents, Friends of 4-H, 4-H Leaders & Older 4-H Members are needed to help at the Glenn County Fair. The Glenn County 4-H Council is being paid to fulfill the following jobs at the Fair:
CHECKING OUT EXHIBITS - May 23
rd, Mon. 8:00 a.m. - Noon
(Need 5 people - can be done in 2 hour shifts.) Responsible for checking out all exhibits that have
been entered in Flaherty Hall.
RECEIVING ENTRIES -
May 13th
, Friday - 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. - We need 4 volunteers to help receive/display entries on this date.
May 14th
, Saturday - 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. - We need 10 volunteers to help receive/display entries on this date.
May 17th
, Tuesday - 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. We need 4 volunteers to help here. CLERKING FOR FAIR JUDGES - (Adults only)
May 17th
, Tuesday - 8:30 a.m. Orientation - 8:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Clerking We need 7 adult volunteers. May 18
th, Wednesday - 8:30 a.m. Orientation - 8:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Clerking
We need 10 adult volunteers.
Responsibilities include recording the judge's results and making sure that the judge picks rosette winners. Cannot clerk in area where you or your 4-H youth have en-tries. (4-H'ers cannot be in the building while the judging is taking place.)
4-H ROUNDUP APRIL 2011 PAGE 13
DON’T FORGET....
Club Reporters need to have their articles to the 4-H Of-
fice by the 15th of each month to be included in the fol-
lowing month’s Roundup. They can be mailed, faxed or
emailed to [email protected].
Fair Minimum Requirements Home Ec./Still Exhibits/Non-market Animal Fair
Participation Requirements
In order to be eligible to exhibit Home Ec / Still Ex-
hibits / Non-market Animal projects at the fair, mem-
bers must complete the following:
► Attend 70% of club meetings prior to the fair
► Maximum of two (2) meetings may be made up
with Key Leader approval (See Make Up Policy
below)
► Participate in a Countywide 4-H event in project
area or give Presentation at the County level.
► Attend a minimum of six hours of instruction in
project area.
► Be enrolled in 4-H by the last Monday in September.
Livestock Fair Participation Requirements
In order to be eligible to exhibit and sell an animal at
the fair, including replacement heifers, members must
complete the following:
► Attend 70% of club meetings prior to the fair
► Maximum of two (2) meetings may be made up
with Key Leader approval (See Make Up Policy
below)
► Attend field day of species selling
► Give a demonstration at the County level or judge
at County/Sectional Presentation Day (to qualify to
judge: must be 8th grade or older and have given
one gold demonstration in the past.)
► Attend animal ethics training every year
► Attend a minimum of six hours of instruction in
project area.
► Be enrolled in 4-H by the last Monday in Septem-
ber
► May only sell one (1) animal (dairy replacement
heifer excluded)*
► Turn in record book on time to be eligible to sell at
following year’s fair.
* According to Fair policy a beef replacement heifer
may also be sold.
Glenn County Fair
Buyers’ Group Submitted by Irene Skala Each year approximately 350 of Glenn County’s
youth participate in the Glenn County Fair and
Auction, exhibiting and selling the livestock they
have raised through local 4-H and FFA pro-
grams. Taking on these projects is a large re-
sponsibility which requires an extraordinary
amount of time. The lessons they learn are price-
less and will be carried with them throughout
life. They learn personal skills such as work eth-
ic and time management; and specific lessons
about the importance of nutrition and exercise,
as well as, basic caring and grooming of an ani-
mal. The effort these children put forth is re-
warded monetarily through the Junior Livestock
Auction. They use the money for a wide range of
things: school supplies, clothes, cars, next year’s
project, and college. In 2002, in an effort to sup-
port this positive youth activity, four local busi-
nesses established a buyers’ group. The Group’s
sole purpose is to financially support youth sell-
ing animals through the Glenn County Fair Jun-
ior Livestock Auction. The Buyers’ Group con-
tinues to grow and support many local youth
through the purchase of their livestock projects.
The dollars contributed will be used to purchase
4-H and/or FFA ―no bid‖ animals, or for general
price support. A―no bid‖ animal is a sale animal
that fails to have an opening bid and any follow
up bid. The Group will open the bid and pur-
chase the animal if no subsequent bid is taken.
Once the sale is concluded, any remaining funds
will be used as price supports to raise any below
average sale prices. We invite you to attend the
auction and witness the successful completion of
these livestock projects by our county’s young
people. The Glenn County Junior Livestock
Auction is May 21, 2011. If you, or someone
you know, would like to contribute to the Glenn
County Fair Buyers’ Group, it would be greatly
appreciated. A separate account, maintained by
the Glenn County Fair, has been established for
your generous contributions. For more infor-
mation regarding this wonderful cause, you may
contact Committee Chairperson Irene Skala at
(530) 865-9229. Thank you for your time and
consideration.
4-H ROUNDUP APRIL 2011 PAGE 14
Dairy Replacement Heifer Project
Meeting Dates
The next Dairy Replacement Heifer Project Meeting will be on Wednesday, March 30, 2011, 7:00 p.m. at the 4-H Office. Upcoming date: April 27, 2011.
Countywide Leathercraft Meeting
Countywide Leathercraft will be meeting on Tuesday,
April 12, 5:30 p.m. at Round Table Pizza in Orland.
Stoney Creek 4-H Club
Submitted by Ericka Fellersen, Reporter February - The Stoney Creek 4-H held its February meeting on Tuesday, February 1. There was no song, and the game was Guess the Valentine. Instead of an educational moment, Briggs and Brodie Borland gave a presentation on How to Build a Catapult. Our President called the meeting to order at 7:21 p.m., our Vice Presi-dent assigned the Pledge of Allegiance to Briggs Bor-land and the 4-H Pledge to me. Our Secretary read the roll call: ―What are you looking forward to about spring?‖ Our President read the announcements. John Overton gave us a report on the Live Nativity and the Crab Feed. Briggs Borland told us about the Food Fiesta and Home Ec. Field day, and Brodie Borland talked about the Chico State Swine Day. Our Secretary read us the minutes; our Correspondence Secretary read a letter from the Orland Food Pantry, thanking our club for our donations. Our Treasurer read us the Treasurer’s Report. Unfinished Business: Home Ec. Field Day awards were handed out. New Business: There was a discussion about the County Dinner dessert table sign-ups; the County Presentation Day set-up, take-down, and volun-teer judges; the Buyer’s Dinner door prizes, and the Or-land Business Expo Pancake Breakfast (March 26). The
meeting was adjourned at 8:02 p.m.
March - The Stoney Creek 4-H held its March meeting on Tuesday, March 1. The song and the game was a sec-tion of ―Choral Highlights from Grease‖, and the educa-tional moment was learning how to read the music. Our President called the meeting to order at 7:09 p.m., our Vice President assigned the Pledge of Allegiance to Bro-die Borland and the 4-H Pledge to Courtney German. Our Secretary read the roll call: ―What did you do on your spring break?‖ Our President read the announce-ments. Mrs. Howard gave us a report on the Junior Live-stock Auction. Briggs Borland, Brodie Borland, William Inzunza, Courtney German, and Braiden Borland told us about the County Presentation night. Our Secretary read
us the minutes; there was no Correspondence. Our Treasurer read us the Treasurer’s Report. Unfinished Business: The County Dinner Sign-up was discussed. There was some debate about who would take what shift. The Buyer’s Dinner door prizes were discussed. The Orland Business Expo Pancake Breakfast (March 26) was discussed, and we were told the set-up and serv-ing times. New Business: There was a discussion about a movie night, it was decided to hold it on March 26 the evening after the pancake breakfast (and to have left over pancakes for dinner). The meeting was adjourned
at 7:48 p.m.
Plaza 4-H Club
Submitted by Jared Poldervaart, Reporter The Plaza 4-H group held their last meeting on Wednes-day, March 2, at 7:00 p.m. After roll call and the Treas-urer’s Report, we congratulated everyone on a job well done on all of the presentations given on presentation night. We also made sure to tell everyone that if they missed County Presentation Day that they would have to attend Tehama County Presentation Day on Saturday, March 5. This was also the date of the Glenn County 4-H Dinner in Willows. Everyone was reminded to bring cookies for dessert and a cake for the Cake Wheel. The Plaza group is in charge of hosting the cake wheel at the dinner. We still needed to fill up two spots on our volun-teer sign-up sheet. All parents were asked to look at the sheet and volunteer their time if they could. All mem-bers and leaders were also reminded of all of the re-quirements they need in order to sell an animal at the fair. We also discussed 4-H camp dates for applica-tions. After the meeting was concluded we all enjoyed cookies and punch brought by some of our very gener-ous families and members. Thank you for a great meet-ing once again.
Willows 4-H Club
Submitted by Rylan Keolanui, Reporter On Monday March 7th, our meeting began at 7:00 p.m. The Flag Salute was led by Cody Jackson and the 4-H Pledge by Paige Baker. In the New Business: the Rabbit Meeting will be held at the 4-H Office on Thursday. We will be accepting donations for the Japan Relief Fund, to get donation envelopes ask Cicely Stafford. Old Busi-ness: Speeches were made for the 4-H dinner by Jared Mudd, Vanessa Mudd, Sheyenne Munguia, Julia Le-derer, Paige Baker, Lauren Brott, Cristabel Rodarte, Nayely Gonzalez, and Manuel Espinoza. The meeting was adjourned at 7:35 p.m.
CLUB & PROJECT NEWS
4-H ROUNDUP APRIL 2011 PAGE 15
4-H Hat Information Achievement pins are fastened to the service stripes, starting with the first-year pin next to the 4
-H clover. The All-Star pin should be fastened to the center of the All-Star emblem. Medals may
be worn on either side of the cap, but not too many of them. No other pins or ribbons should be
worn on the cap. The cap should reflect the dignity of 4-H Club work, and not be cheapened by
fastening to it
every emblem,
award, and ribbon
won by the wear-
er. Keep your cap
clean, especially
when you wear it
with the full uni-
form.
Cecilia Jeronimo
Lester Squier IV Bailey Zitlaw
Olivia Sandate
Emilee Hine
Ashley Pinedo
Megan Green
Adrienne Boone
Evan Boone
Brayden Sims
Chad Young
Tanya Castro
Colby Stilwell
Emma Lackey
Aaron Ramirez
Becca Lohse
Hannah Zitlaw
Jeslyn Svejda
Austin McDonald
Kristen Chavez
R.J. Sandate
Jaylene Fred
Melinda Lowe
Makaylee Lindsey
Harrison Polk
Grayson Taylor
Alaina Martine
Sarah Boone
Kathryn Dowdy
Sawyer Zitlaw
Trever Geiger
Ranell Archer
Tim Kraemer
Payton Gebhart
Braden Richter
2011 4-H SUMMER CAMP THURSDAY, JUNE 23, to SUNDAY, JUNE 26, 2011
Camp Tehama (Near Mill Creek)
If you enjoy fishing, nature, making new friends or exploring the outdoors, then
this 4-H Camp is for You!!! 4-H members and their friends are invited, 4th grade
through 9th grade. This is the grade you will be entering in the fall. Cost is
$65.00 early bird fee, $75.00 for late registration. Also, an additional $18.00 for accident insurance, curricu-
lum and scholarship fees must be paid if you are not a current 4-H member. Please read the following carefully
and contact the Glenn County 4-H Office at 865-1107 if you have any questions. APPLICATION DEADLINE
- April 4, 2011—Return forms as soon as possible to be sure there is still room. SEND OR DELIVER TO -
Mail to: Glenn County 4-H Office, P.O. Box 697, Orland, CA 95963; or Hand deliver: 821 E. South St., Or-
land.
Applications are available online or at the 4-H Office. Completed application packets are accepted on a first
come, first served basis. Limited space available. Each completed application packet will be date stamped. A
completed application packet consists of: Camp Application, Code of Conduct, Medical Release Form and
Registration Fees. Incomplete application packets will be returned.
Fill out the camp application, medical form and code of conduct form. Return these to the 4-H Office, P.O.
Box 697, Orland, CA 95963, by April 4, 2011. You will be mailed more detailed information on what to bring
and what not to bring at a later date. There will be no refunds after May 1st, 2011. There will be a late fee of
$10.00 charged if room is still available. If you have any questions, please call the 4-H Office at 865-1107.
GLENN COUNTY
COOPERATIVE EXTENSION
P.O. BOX 697
ORLAND, CA 95963
Nonprofit Organization
U.S. Postage
PAID
Orland, CA
Permit No. 63
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