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Statewide upcoming eventsState 4-H Field Day ScheduledState 4-H Fashion RevueThe State 4-H Field Day takes placeannually on the last Saturday of May(May 31) at the UC Davis campus from8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. The event isopen to all 4-H members, volunteers,staff, and parents. Between 1,000 and1,400 people attend the event. The event has a"picnic" feel as people bring chairs and socialize forthe day on the Wellman Hall east lawn. The State 4H Office provides coordination and facility support.Each contest and activity is coordinated by a groupof 4-H staff, volunteers, and youth. During the event,4-H members may participate in a variety ofcontests. Some contests require pre-qualificationand/or pre-registration. Some are open to all duringthe event. Go to http://4h.ucanr.edu/Programs/Events/SFD/ see all the contests available at theState 4-H Field day.If you were the winner in your age division in thecategories of: traditional, consumer sciencepurchased, upcycled, denim challenge, or the apronchallenge you are eligible to compete at state level.Register online at http://ucanr.edu/sfr2014register,by Saturday, May 17, 2014. State Fashion Revuetakes place May 31, 2014 at Olson Hall on the UCDavis Campus.State 4-H Presentation DayIf you are 4th grade or older and attended SectionalPresentation Day and received a gold medal, now isyour chance to represent Glenn County and competeat the state level on May 31. This event takes placeat Wellman, Olson, Hart, and Social Sciences Hallsbeginning at 9:00 a.m. Presenters must register byMay 23, 2014 at 5:00 p.m. Register here: http://ucanr.edu/spdparticipant Judges and room hostsmust register at http://ucanr.edu/survey/survey.cfm?surveynumber 12248California 4-H Horse ClassicAre you interested in attending the California HorseClassic in Elk Grove? This is a great opportunity forhorse project members to compete at state level.Mark your calendars for June 25-29, 2014. At thisevents you will have the opportunity to gain newfriendships, network with other counties, haveparticipate in social and educational programs,develop leadership and citizenship skills. For moreinformation, schedule and registration visithttp://4h.ucanr.edu/Programs/Events/Horse Classic/Horse Show and Educational Contest Entries are dueby June 9, 2014.4-H ROUNDUPLogo Contest4-H members and volunteers are welcome toparticipate! Make your design for the 2015 StateLeadership State Field Day. Submit your proposalfrom 8:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Please keep the designto three colors. The design must include the 4-Hclover and the text “California” and “2015 State 4-HField Day.” The selected logo will be displayed onthe 2015 website and other materials for the event.All of the designs will be displayed by 12:00 noon 3:00 p.m. and everyone will have the opportunity tovote for the next logo.State 4-H Photography CompetitionPhotography competition is designed to provide anopportunity for regular 4-H members (ages 9-19) toshowcase their best photographs taken within thepast 4-H year. There are no prior requirements toenter at the state level competition. Registration isdue May 2, 2014. Please read the complete rules rveynumber 12244 Contest and viewing will takeplace at Hart Hall Hallway on the UC Davis CampusMay 23, 2014.State 4-H Plant Science ContestThe contest is organized into three parts: judging,plant identification, and written test. It takes place onMay 31. No pre-registration isrequired. In order to participateplease be at Hart Hall Lobby, 1128,and 1130 on the UC Davis Campusat 10:00 a.m.May 2014Page 4

Statewide upcoming events ContinuedMay5/1/2014 Application Deadline: Higher EducationScholarships5/1/2014 Application Deadline: Golden CloverAwards5/2/2014 4-H Shooting Sports Workshop - PistolDiscipline5/3/2014 North Section Meeting5/8/2014 University of California Day of Science &Service5/16/2014 Application Deadline: National 4-H Hallof Fame Ceremony5/17/2014 Application Deadline: 2014 State FashionRevue5/31/2014 Application Deadline: 4-H StatewideAdvisory Committees5/31/2014 4-H State Field Day5/31/2014 State 4-H Fashion Revue6/22/2014 Citizenship Washington Focus: HeritageTrail CWF6/22/2014 Citizenship Washington Focus: Road toDemocracy6/25/2014 Save the Date: State Horse ClassicJune11/14/2014 Save the date: 2014 State 4-H Leaders’Forum6/13/2014 2014 California Focus6/15/2014 30th Annual California Range & NaturalResources Science Camp for High School StudentsCalifornia State Fair - Fur andFeathers Show DatesEntry DeadlinesJunior RabbitsJunior PoultryAvian and Rabbit BowlPremier ExhibitorJunior and Open CaviesOpen RabbitsOpen PoultryCavy BowlCounty Fair Best of ShowCornish MeatJune 6June 6June 6June 13June 20June 20June 20June 20June 26July 7Fur and Feathers Show DatesJunior Market ClassesJunior RabbitsJunior Poultry4-H ROUNDUPJuly 6July 9-13July 14-17July7/11/2014 2014 CA State Fair July 11-17- 20147/22/2014 Save the date: 2014 State Fair 4-HThrowdownAugust8/14/2014 Save the Date: State LeadershipConferenceOctober10/4/2014 North Section MeetingNovemberJunior and Open Cavies July 18-20County Fair Best of Show SmallAnimal ShowmanshipJuly 19State Fair MasterShowmanshipJuly 20Open RabbitsJuly 21-24Exotic BirdsJuly 25-27Open PoultryJuly 25-27Dog ShowDog Entries DueDog Show DatesCanine BowlJune 6July 19July 20Fur and FeathersCalifornia State FairP.O. Box 15649Sacramento, CA 95852-1538entryoffice@calexpo.com916-263-3149 Phone916-263-7914 FaxMay 2014Page 5

Honors and recognitionGina AmaroAll StarTanner BaileyScholarshipRecipientKaylee JacksonAll Star2014 Glenn County 4-H Scholarship RecipientTanner Bailey, a graduating senior, was selected to receive a 1000 4-H scholarship. Tanner Bailey, of theOrland 4-H Club, has been a 4-H member for 13 years and is a senior at Corning Union High School. SinceTanner will be entering the U.S. Army in August, his award will be placed in a 4-H Council deferred accountwhile serving and the funds will be made available to him once he attends college.While in the U.S. Army, Tanner plans to obtain his infantry qualifications as well as pursue a degree in militaryhistory and work on welding certifications. Tanner has served as Lake 4-H Sergeant of Arms, Junior Leader forBeef, Sport Shooting, Archery, and Pygmy Goats. He has earned his Platinum Star and was a 2012California 4-H Postal Shoot State Champion. Tanner has been a 4-H Camp Counselor for three years and will be4-H Camp Youth Director for camp this year. Tanner is the son of Randy and Dari Bailey of Orland.Congratulations Tanner!2014-15 Glenn County 4-H All Stars AnnouncedGina Amaro of Clover 4-H Club and Kaylee Jackson of Willows 4-H Club have been selected as the GlennCounty 4-H All Stars for the 2014-2015 4-H year. This is the highest honor that can be achieved at thecounty level through the 4-H program. Being an All Star is an opportunity for further experience and growthin leadership and community involvement. These All Stars will represent Glenn County at County, Sectionaland State Events. Each year only up to four members are chosen for this honor from an enrollment of 425.Gina Amaro has been a 4-H member for four years. Gina is a Teen Leader of Teen Council, Cavy, Rabbitsand Arts & Crafts projects within her club. She has received her Platinum Star. Gina attends Willows HighSchool. She is the daughter of Diane and Mark Amaro of Willows.Kaylee Jackson has been a 4-H member for six years. She is currently serving as a B.L.A.S.T. (Becoming anLeader All Star in Training) Team member as well as serving as the Junior Leader for Cake Decorating,Foods & Nutrition, and Sheep projects within her club. Kaylee has also been selected to be a camp counselorat this year’s 4-H summer camp. Kaylee attends Princeton High School. She is the daughter of AngelaFlanagan of Willows. This summer Gina and Kaylee will be attending the State 4-H Leadership Conferenceat the UC Santa Cruz. Congratulations Gina and Kaylee!4-H ROUNDUPMay 2014Page 6

Honors and recognition continued2014-2015 BLAST Members AnnouncedTessa Flournoy of the Orland 4-H Club, Garrett Otterson of the Clover 4-H Club, Kathy Valle of the Orland4-H Club and Shelby Weinrich of the Clover 4-H Club were selected as Glenn County 4-H’s BLASTTeam members (BLAST stands for Becoming A Leader All Star In Training) for the 2014-2015 4-H year.The position as a BLAST member gives 4-H youth the opportunity to use their leadership and communityservice skills to assist the All Star Team at county level as a year-long commitment.Tessa Flournoy has been a 4-H member for five years and is involved with several projects such as, Sheep,Horse, Veterinary Science and the 4-H Thrive program. Tessa has also held the office of Treasurer andSecretary for the Orland 4-H Club. Tessa is currently in the 8th grade at C.K. Price Middle School and is thedaughter of Tina and Wade Flournoy of Orland.Garrett Otterson has been a 4-H member for five years and a BLAST Team member for the past year. He iscurrently involved in four Goat projects, as well as Baking and Breadmaking, Dairy, Teen Council, andLivestock Judging - Large Animal Master Showmanship projects, and serves as a Junior Leader for three ofthe projects. He is the Secretary for the Clover 4-H Club as well. Garrett is currently in the Eighth Gradeat Walden Academy in Willows and is the son of Bryan and Landry Otterson of Willows.Kathy Valle is a seven-year member of the Orland 4-H Club and has served as a BLAST Team memberfor the past year. She is currently serving as the Vice President of the Orland 4-H Club and is involved inCooking, Arts & Crafts, Sheep, Veterinary Science and Sewing projects. She is in the 8th grade at PlazaElementary School and is the daughter of Kathy and Jesus Valle of Orland.Shelby Weinrich has been a 4-H member for six years. Shelby currently participates in the Swine Project,Foods and Nutrition, Teen Council and Livestock Judging - Large Animal Master Showmanship Projects inwhich she serves as a Junior Leader in three of them. She also is serving as the Treasurer for Clover 4-HClub. Shelby attends Willows Intermediate School in Willows and is the daughter of Neisha Furtado.Congratulations to our 2014-2015 BLAST Members! Thank you for all of your past hard work anddedication to the 4-H Program. We look forward to working with you in the near future to prepare for thenext program year.Thank you to our selection panel for their time and effort. It is greatly appreciated.Tessa Flournoy4-H ROUNDUPGarrett OttersonKathy ValleMay 2014Shelby WeinrichPage 7

Honors and recognition continuedThis year, 26 young ladies and men were selected toserve as counselors for the 2014 Glenn County 4-HSummer Camp. They are Emily Beatty, Andrea Boer,Travis Chapman, Summer Curry, Rylee Deitz, LaceyEmbrey, Layne Embrey, Rebekah Erickson, DanielEvans, J.J. Finch, Conor Fleming, Taylor Gray, TuckerHammons, Kaylee Jackson, Rylan Keolanui, MarleyMatteucci, Channa Penner, Amanda Poldervaart,Michael Sanchez, Rachel Silva, Ethan Sims, RyleeSmith, Luke Taylor, Frida Valle, Clarissa Wetz and AllyZuppan. Youth Directors include Tanner Bailey, KassidiButtermore, Steven Habroun, Peyton Massa and LeviPaschall.More Livestock Bowl ResultsCongratulations on a job well done! Unfortunately thesecategories were left off of the initial press release.Cavy – Int. Div. – 1st Place - Justin Chapman, Willows 4-H Club, 2nd Place - George Amaro, Clover 4-H Club,3rd Place - Gusten Titus, Plaza 4-H Club; Rabbit – Jr.Div. -1st Place – Wesley Otterson, Clover 4-H Club; Int.Div. – 1st Place - Sheyenne Munguia, Willows 4-H Club,2nd Place – George Amaro, Clover 4-H Club, 3rd Place –Mariah Baker, Willows 4-H Club; Sr. Div. – 1st Place –Raelene Garnett; Dairy – Jr. Div. – 1st Place – ConnerSandoval, Clover 4-H Club, Int. Div. – 1st Place –Garrett Otterson, Clover 4-H Club, 2nd Place – GeorgeAmaro, Clover 4-H Club, Sr. Div. – 1St Place – JosinaWeststeyn, Clover 4-H Club.Sectional Presentation Award WinnersOn Saturday, March 29th, 2014 fourteen Glenn County 4-H members participated in the sectional presentationday held at Brittan Elementary School in Sutter, CA.Those receiving a sectional gold medal were, CarsonKarle - Lake 4-H, Amber and Janelle Fisher - Lake 4H, Jasmine Queen - Lake 4-H, Tessa Flournoy - Orland4-H, Raelene Garnett - Clover 4-H. Primary membersreceiving participation were Justin Hicks of Orland 4-HClub.Blue Medal winning presentation were: AidenImperatrice - Clover 4-H, Everett Moore - Plaza 4-H,Kate Grimsman - Lake 4-H, Wesley Otterson - Clover 4H, Dylan Sturman - Willows 4-H, Garrett Otterson Clover 4-H, Oliver Moore - Plaza 4-H.UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIACOOPERATIVE EXTENSIONGLENN COUNTYP.O. BOX 697ORLAND, CA 959632014 Camp Counselors AnnouncedNonprofit OrganizationU.S. PostagePAIDOrland, CAPermit No. 63

Council Officer DescriptionsDuties of the President include:Chair meetings of the County 4-H Council.Serve as ex-officio member of all committees ofthe County 4-H CouncilCall special meetings when necessaryPrepare Executive Committee and 4-H Councilmeeting agendas with the county 4-H YDP staff.Have voting rights when a motion is in a tie vote.Motions made during the meeting should beaccurately documented and recorded.Provide a complete set of all 4-H Councilminutes to the county 4-H YDP staff the weekfollowing each council meeting. These minuteswill be made available to the membership atlargeKeep records of those present at the 4-H Councilmeeting (units and other individuals).Duties of the Treasurer include:Duties of the V.P. of Livestock include:Keep accurate financial records, copies ofChair meetings in the absence of the president.invoices bills, etc., relating to the funds and4-H Council contact for agriculture and livestockproperty of the 4-H Council and account fully forrelated committees.all receipts and expenditures.Facilitate or assist in coordination of all livestockReceive, record, and deposit all funds in a4-H events throughout the year when needed.regulated bankAttend the Glenn County Fair Junior LivestockPay bills and make other authorized expendituresCommittee meetings.appropriated in the budget or otherwise approvedDecide outcomes in relation to livestock disputesby the 4-H Council.and relation to 4-H County By laws.Secure authorization by the 4-H Council fordisbursement of all funds.Chair a livestock leader planning meeting.Comply with all University of CaliforniaChair or support any livestock related planningfinancial policies and procedures.meetings.Supply financial reports annually at year-end, orby September 15, and at such times as requiredDuties of the V.P. of Home Economics include:by the 4-H Council and/or the county director.Chair meetings in the absence of the PresidentFinancial reports include a balance sheet and aand Vice President in charge of livestockstatement of revenues and expenses (incomestatement).Coordinate Home Economic division for theCounty Fair if Council approves to do soAct as keeper of all funds and personal propertyof the 4-H Council, and keep a current list of allChair or support all 4-H Home Economic eventssuch property.throughout the year.Prepare all financial records for an annual auditDecide outcomes in relation to home economicor peer review.disputes and relation to 4-H County By lawsChair a Home Economics leader planningmeeting.Duties of the Reporter/Historian include:Chair or support any Home Economic relatedProvide external communications with mediaplanning meetings.(e.g., radio, newspapers, etc.).Provide internal communications via a county4-H newsletter with members, participants, 4-HDuties of the Secretary include:adult volunteers and 4-H YDP staff regardingRecord the full and complete minutes of all4-H Council activities.meetings of the 4-H Council,Provide training, support and assistance to 4-HAssist with correspondence as directed by theunit reporters and historians in the visibility andpresident.public relations area

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