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In order to keep non-profit status, the Malheur County 4-H Association needed to comply withOSU State 4-H Policy. The Malheur County 4-H Association elected the following officers:President – Rachel Grace; Vice President – Jolene Masterson; Secretary – Jan Tschida andTreasurer – Cydni Waldner. Youth Representatives: Elisabeth Netjes and Jaylee TschidaCommunity Representatives: Brian Bond and Toiresa Frazier.Thank you for your willingness to serve the 4-H Association.The other important factor is required representation from all clubs at Association meetings. Thiscan either be in-person or via Zoom. Please make sure your club is present in order to stay in goodstanding.Next meeting – Tuesday, June 28th at 6:00 pm at the Extension Office. PLEASE assign a clubrepresentative NOW!NOTE: If you are logging into Zoom you must be present andparticipate during the meeting.ZOOM Link: https://oregonstate.zoom.us/j/9252364390?pwd dkM2aFRQOXVSdTRzL0dMUWdlSkdhdz09In This Issue:PAGE 2: Recognition & AwardsPAGE 3: County MedalsPAGE 4 : UpdatesJune 14th4-H Superintendents Meeting –6:00 pm at OSU Satellite Office at Ontario MunicipalAirport, 581 SW 33rd Street, Ontario 541- 881-1419. All2022 – 4-H Superintendents required to attend. Dinnerwill be provided.4-H Volunteer Association Meeting – June 28th6:00 pm at the Extension Office. All clubs are required tohave a representative present.Record Book Fun Day – June 30th3 – 6:30 pm at OSU Satellite Office at Ontario MunicipalAirport, 581 SW 33rd Street, Ontario 541- 881-1419.Snacks provided.PAGE 5 & 6 : Record BooksPAGE 7: CalendarPhone: Website:https://extension.oregonstate.edu/malheur
The National 4-H Recognition Model includes five types of recognition. It isimportant for adults who work with 4-H'ers to provide appropriate recognitionto all participants. Find ways to recognize 4-H members in various ways. Participation: This type of recognition program emphasizes the importance ofacknowledging young people who have been involved in 4-H educationalexperiences as a first step in building a positive self-concept. Progress toward Self-Set Goals: Parents and other adults can help youth setrealistic goals. Recognition for progress toward self-set goals, no matter howsmall, is an integral part of this type of recognition. Achievement of Standards of Excellence: Standards of excellence areestablished by experts in a given area. By measuring personal progress againststandards of excellence, youth can gain insight into their own efforts andabilities. Peer Competition: This type of recognition subjectively identifies, in aconcrete time and place, the best team or individual. It is a strong motivator forsome youth, but is inappropriate for youth under age eight. Cooperation: Learning and working together promotes high achievement.Cooperation may take advantage of all the skills represented in the group, aswell as, the process by which the group approaches the learning task/goal.Everyone is rewarded!The success of the 4-H awards program relies on continued support of our sponsors.Consider donating to awards to recognize youth for their accomplishment.Please make checks payable to:MC4-H AwardsPlease return the donations you collect to:Malheur County 4-H Awardsat the OSU Extension Office710 SW 5th, OntarioThis donation is tax deductible!The committee will mail a receipt to all donors.2
.4-H County Medals are a way to recognize 4 H membersReview the guidelinesVisit the website and completethe applicationSchedule an interview by callingor emailingBarbara at 541-881-1417Barbara.brody@oregonstate.eduWe will schedule your interviewduring your 4-H Record BookInterviewFor more information about 4-HCounty Medals recognition#county-medalsCounty Medal Application can befound illable0 0.pdfin project or activity areas. 4-H County Medals are awarded to4-H members who have demonstrated advancedaccomplishments in a 4-H project, as well as in leadership, andcitizenship activities.Why should I apply? Applying for and receiving a 4-H CountyMedal is a way to demonstrate mastery.Earning an award, like a County Medal, helps build your resume,and is looked upon favorably by the selection committees forcollege scholarships, and state and national awards and trips.Above all you will build your sense of pride and confidence.EligibilityMembers must be an Intermediate or Senior for the current4-H year.Members may receive only one project medal per year.Members may also receive a Fashion Revue Medal or anAchievement Medal in the same year they receive a projectmedal.If merited by outstanding accomplishment, members mayreceive the same medal once as an Intermediate and once as aSenior member. (Exception: Fashion Revue and AchievementMedals may only be awarded once to any member).Guidelines you will be evaluated on for yourCounty Medal Application:Experiences in 4-H Projects and Activities - 50% As shown by:New knowledge, attitudes, and skills learnedScope and characteristics of projects and activitiesProject and activity participation experiencesExperiences in 4-H Leadership - 25% As shown by:Leadership participationOffices held and committee assignmentsExperiences in Citizenship and Community Service - 25% Asshown by:Development of positive attitudes toward service to othersParticipation in citizenship and community service activities“s un y!”
Gavin BayesToby ClowLea GarnerKinsley KembleColey MartinJaylee TschidaVisit the OSU Extensionwebsite for entry malheur-county-fairWatch for the MC FairBook coming outsoon!!!Incomplete record books will not beaccepted, and the 4-H member will notexhibit at fair. Your 4-H Leader’s signature is requiredbefore you turn in your record book. When you have your 4-H Leader sign offon your record book, it means you havechecked it, and everything is completeaccording to requirements. 4-H Volunteers, PLEASE DO NOT sign offon an incomplete record book. Reviewguidelines. PLEASE call the office ASAP for items youneed for your record books. Bobbi ishappy to print them and have everythingready. Read page 5 & 6 in this newsletter forhelpful tips. You are invited to attend the Record BookFun Day on June 30th, 3 – 6:30 PM atOSU Satellite Office at OntarioMunicipal Airport, 581 SW 33rd Street,Ontario 541- 881-1419 Find record book resources s4
4-H Record Books provide opportunities for 4-H members to: Set goals, pursue strategies to meet those goals, and shift gears in theface of challenges and obstacles. Reflect on their yearly work by documenting their skill development,learning experiences, and growth in 4-H. Build skills, knowledge, and develop mastery through creating their4-H records. Help youth grow through continued exposure to positive experiencesthat support their development of the 6 Cs: competence, confidence,character, caring, connection, and contribution.Goals – What did you want to accomplish/learn this year?What did you do and learn about your project(s)?What challenges did you face?How did you overcome these challenges?How might you apply what you learned to the coming year?What skills have you gained from being a 4-H member? How will you usethese skills in the coming year?Share about your leadership in your 4-H club.Tell me about your 4-H community service project?What was your favorite part about being in 4-H?5
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Extension Service, Malheur County710 SW 5th AvenueOntario, Oregon 97914Return Service RequestedNon-Profit Org.U.S. PostagePAIDPermit #124Ontario, OR 97914IMPORTANT!!Incomplete 4-H Record Books will NOT be accepted.4-H members with incomplete record books will not beable to exhibit at fair.Please review guidelines on pages 5-6 in this newsletter.Oregon State University Extension Service prohibits discrimination in all its programs, services, activities, and materials on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion,sex, gender identity (including gender expression), sexual orientation, disability, age, marital status, familial/parental status, income derived from a public assistanceprogram, political beliefs, genetic information, veteran’s status, reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity. This publication will be made available in an accessiblealternative format upon request. Please contact OSU Extension Service Malheur County at 541-881-1417.
PAGE 5 & 6 : Record Books PAGE 7: Calendar 4-H Superintendents Meeting -June 14th 6:00 pm at OSU Satellite Office at Ontario Municipal Airport, 581 SW 33rd Street, Ontario 541- 881-1419. All 2022 -4-H Superintendents required to attend. Dinner will be provided. 4-H Volunteer Association Meeting -June 28th 6:00 pm at the Extension Office.
