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C A M P BEL L CO U NT Y 4 -H

2017

4-H Recognition Night

The 2017 4-H Recognition Night will be held on Thursday, October 26th with a meal being

served at 6:00 pm at the Campbell County Extension Office. There is no cost to this event but you do need to register by October 12.

A silent auction will be held with proceeds going to the Campbell County 4-H Council. Past

silent auction items have included UK basketball tickets, picture frames, baked goods, 4-H goody

baskets, and much more.

Recognition Night is a special night to honor all 4-H’ers for their participation in the past

year’s activities. Each 4-H’er who attends will receive a gift. Pictures from 4-H events throughout

the year will be displayed. If you have any pictures of various 4-H events, please e-mail them to

[email protected].

We ask that each club bring 1 to 2 items for the silent auction. Please try to bring your

items to the 4-H office before October 26.

All 4-H’ers and 4-H families will be getting a post card invitation in the mail with more details about the event. We hope to see everyone there to recognize all the hard work that has taken place throughout 4-H this year!

We ask that you register for the

Recognition Night by calling

(859) 572-2600 no later than

October 12!

2017 KENTUCKY STATE FAIR RESULTS

Jaclyn Fischesser Sewing Class Champion

& Overall Champion

Kelly Cropenbaker Crochet Class Champion

Country Ham Red

Goats Blue

Rachel Holtz Sewing Red

Anya Deaton Arts 1 Blue & 1 Red

Country Ham Blue

Lydia Deaton Foods Red

Country Ham Blue

Catherine Deaton Arts 1 Blue & 1 Red

Country Ham Blue

Foods Blue

Joshua Elhman Arts Class Champion

& Blue

Hannah Knight Home Environment 2 Blue

Wood Science White

Terrarium Red

Arts Red

Karly Kursell Arts 1 Red & 1

Green

Katrina Kursell Arts Blue

Luke Fillhardt Wood Science White

Ryan Williamson Wood Science Blue

Bike Rodeo Class Champion

Daniel Williamson Wood Science Blue

Bike Rodeo Class Champion

Syd Fillhardt Leadership Red

Abigail Myers Home Environment 2 Blue

Arts Red

Country Ham Blue

Jessica Long Home Environment Blue & Red

Trends Red

Arts Green

Photography Blue

Olivia Long Photography 1 Blue & 1 Red

Class Champion

Home Environment Blue

Arts 2 Red

Trends Blue

Haley Prim Photography 4 Blue

Kylie Kremer Sewing Blue

Kennedy Kremer Sewing Blue

Maddie Schadler Sewing Red

Mary Holtz Sewing White

Ariana Staggs Sewing Blue

Tashiana Matlock Terrarium White

Bhindi Shurley Country Ham Blue

William Webster Country Ham Blue

Goats Blue

Swine Blue

Carson Schultz Country Ham Red

Gary Downs Country Ham Blue

Goats Blue

Nadia Shurley Country Ham Blue

Mitchell Webster Country Ham White

Goats Blue

Swine Blue

Daniel Myers Country Ham Blue

Micah Myers Country Ham Class Champion

Deborah Myers Country Ham Blue

Samantha Webster Country Ham Class Champion

Goats Blue

Swine Blue

Taylor Downs Country Ham Red

Goats Blue

Kassandra Parker Country Ham Blue

Weston Wolf Swine Blue

Gracie Wright Swine Blue & Breeding

Champion

Lacee Trapp Swine Blue

Rusty Wolf Beef Blue

Luke Trapp Swine Blue

Lydia Wolf Beef Blue

Tally Downs Goats Blue

CONGRATULATONS!

August Shooting Sports Report

The meeting was held on August 1, 2017. Nominations

for offices were put in. Voting will take place at the next

meeting, September 5, 2017, at 6:15 p.m. at the Bob

White Club. There are still positions available, please

contact Cheryl Myers if you are interested. Members

also shot at pistol, rifle and archery stations.

Respectfully submitted,

Trey Downs, Reporter

Saddle Up 4-H Club

The Saddle Up Club last met on September ninth, two-

thousand seventeen, at seven o'clock. The meeting was

called to order by Deborah Myers. Pledges were said

and attendance was taken. There were two new mem-

bers; Sophia and Kayla. The secretary’s report was read

by Lydia Deaton and there were no questions or correc-

tions. The report stands as read. The treasurer’s report

was read by Rebekah Foutch and there were no ques-

tions. The report stands as read.

Committee Reports

Nominating—Report was given by Deborah Myers. We

will vote tonight on our new club officers. First, we will

have officer candidates give their speeches, then we

vote and the votes will be counted, and finally at the end

of the meeting we will get the results for the election.

Banquet— Report was given by Alexus Ford. Banquet

will be on November fourth at the extension office and

there will be a banquet meeting following the meeting

tonight.

County Council—Report was given by Anya Deaton. At

the last meeting, the fair and awards banquet were dis-

cussed.

District Council—Report was given by Patsy Parker.

There will be a district council meeting next week. Rule

changes/suggestions are due by the October meeting,

so email Leslie with those.

Fundraising—Report was given by Leslie Deaton. Pack-

ets for greenery are going out tonight. We will be selling

until October fifteenth, and delivery will be before

Thanksgiving. Thank you to those who partook in the

cowboy mounted shooting fundraiser.

Horse Camp—Report was given by Micah Myers.

There will be a horse camp meeting after this meeting.

Unfinished Business

For banquet awards we switched from a rain breaker

jacket to a soft-shelled jacket. Adults can order club

apparel; please turn apparel slips in by September

twentieth. We have raised over two-hundred dollars

from leftover auction items.

New Business

A previous member of our club was affected by

Hurricane Harvey and there was a motion made to

donate two-hundred dollars to help the Martinez family

in this situation. The motion was seconded, discussed,

and passed. After more discussion, there was a motion

to donate two-hundred dollars to an animal relief fund

and it was seconded. The motion was voted on and

passed.

Good job to Nadia and Kassi for competing in South-

ern Regionals.

Point sheets for banquet are due tonight.

Election Results—Pledge leaders are Haley Smith and

Stella Kenner, Reporter is Abbie Myers, Treasurer is

Katrina Kursell, Secretary is Nadia Shurley, Vice Presi-

dent is Daniel Myers, and our President is Rebekah

Foutch.

The meeting was adjourned.

Submitted by: Alexus Ford

Campbell Ridge

On September 12, 2017, we held our first

4-H monthly club meeting at Campbell

Ridge. Our program led by Mrs. Harney

was about electing officers. The 4-H

officers for our club are Kacie as Presi-

dent, Edward as Vice-President, Madi

as Secretary and myself, Kaitlyn, as re-

porter. We decided our club name

would be Mrs. Evans Deep Sea Divers.




was about voting. The 4-H officers for

our club are Kaily as President, Emma

as Vice-President, Lili as Secretary and

myself, Louis, as reporter. We decided

our club name would be The Dabbing

Ninjas.




was about learning 4-H. The 4-H offic-

ers for our club are Tyler S. as Presi-

dent, Jaelyn W. as Vice-President, Par-

ker R. as Secretary and myself, Rilynn

S., as reporter. We decided our club

name would be Camp Clover.




was about electing officers. The 4-H

officers for our club are Cayden as

President, Morgan as Vice-President,

Jackson as Secretary and myself, Pay-

ton ,as reporter. We decided our club

name would be 4-H Bees.

St. Thomas


4-H monthly club meeting at St. Thomas

School. Our program led by Mrs. Harney

was about electing our club officers. The

4-H officers for our club are Erin as

President, Kaylie as Vice-President,

Ben as Secretary and myself, Abbey, as

reporter. We decided our club name

would be 4-H Tomcats.

4-H Cloverbuds

Wow, September has been an exciting time

for 4-H Cloverbuds. We had 62 Cloverbuds

participate this month. The Cloverbuds had a

great time playing games to get to know each

other and we look forward to starting some

crafts next month!

4-H Cloverbuds meet the 2nd

Wednesday or

2nd

Thursday of each month, but our October

dates are a little mixed up due to Campbell

County fall break. I would like to accommo-

date as many 4-H'ers as we can, so I have

switched October Cloverbud dates!!!

When registering for October PLEASE keep

in mind we will meet the 2nd Wednesday, October 11th, 6pm-7pm or we will meet the

3rd Thursday, October 19th, 6pm-

7pm. THE THIRD THURSDAY ONLY FOR

OCTOBER!!

In October if your child would like to wear

their Halloween costume they can come in

costume (nothing scary) we will have fun ac-

tivities and prizes!

School Club Reports

Crossroads 4th Grade

On September 14, 2017, we had our first month-

ly 4-H club meeting. We voted and decided

our club name would be Mrs. Kreyling’s

Mustache class. We also had officer elec-

tions for our classroom club. Lacey was

elected president. Finn was elected vice

president. RaeAnn was elected secretary.

Carlos was elected reporter. There were 25

members present at our first meeting. We

learned the 4-H pledge. Our next meeting

will be held October 17th, 2017.

Submitted by: Carlos



our club name would Ms. Sampson’s Smart-

ies. We also had officer elections for our

classroom club. Lacey was elected presi-

dent. Cole C. was elected vice president.

Rylee R. was elected secretary. Miranda

was elected reporter. There were 26 mem-

bers present at our first meeting. We voted

for officers. Our next meeting will be held on

October 17, 2017.

Submitted by: Miranda



our club name would be Ms. Leffingwell’s

Leopards. We also had officer elections for

our classroom club. Danica was elected

president. Morgan was elected vice presi-

dent. Payton was elected secretary. Faith

was elected reporter. There were 26 mem-

bers present at our first meeting. We had an

election. Our next meeting will be held Octo-

ber 17, 2017.

Submitted by: Faith



our club name would be Kirst Krew. We also

had officer elections for our classroom club.

Gavin was elected president. Aaralyn was

elected vice president. Zoey was elected

secretary. Kayla was elected reporter. There

were 25 members present at our first meet-

ing. We elected people to be president, vice

president, secretary, and reporter. Our next

meeting will be held October 17, 2017.

Submitted by: Kayla

Silver Grove 4th Grade

On September 5, 2017, we had our first monthly

4-H club meeting. We voted and decided our

club name would be Silver Grove 4th grade

White Tigers . We also had officer elections

for our classroom club. Kylee was elected

president. Shawn was elected vice presi-

dent. Harmony was elected secretary. Mad-

die was elected reporter. There were 15

members present at our first meeting. We

talked about 4-H and elected officers. Our

next meeting will be held October 3, 2017.

Submitted by: Maddie

Silver Grove 5th Grade

On September 5, 2017, we had our first monthly

4-H club meeting. We voted and decided our

club name would be the Silver Trains. We

also had officer elections for our classroom

club. Artie was elected president. Zach was

elected vice president. Michael was elected

secretary. Jeremy was elected reporter.

There were 10 members present at our first

meeting. We talked about 4-H and what the

officers do. Our next meeting will be held

October 3, 2017.

Submitted by: Jeremy

Sts. Peter & Paul 4-H Club

On September 15, 2017, Sts. Peter & Paul 4-H

Club held their monthly 4-H club meeting at

Sts. Peter & Paul elementary school. After

our club President, Jed Martin, called the

meeting to order, we said the Pledges to the

American and 4-H Flags. The title of our les-

son was election of officers. We learned how

to vote. There were

17 members pre-

sent. Our next

meeting is in Octo-

ber.

Submitted by:

Stuart Campbell

Grant’s Lick Elementary



our club name would be Mr.Himebaugh’s

Snoopy Stars. We also had officer elections

for our classroom club. Chloe was elected

president. Maddy was elected vice president.

Jillian was elected secretary. LoraLei was

elected reporter. There were 19 members

present at our first meeting. We learned what

qualities would make good club officers. Our

next meeting will be held October 31st, 2017.

Submitted by: LoraLei



our club name would be Mrs. Smith’s Dream

Team. We also had officer elections for our

classroom club. Abe was elected president.

Cassidy was elected vice president. Brooke

was elected secretary. Carson was elected

reporter. There were 20 members present at

our first meeting. We used ballots to vote for

president, vice president, secretary, reporter

and club name. Our next meeting will be held

October 31st, 2017.

Submitted by: Carson



our club name would be Mr. Wirth’s Ohio

State team. We also had officer elections for

our classroom club. Brennan was elected

president. Natalee was elected vice presi-

dent. Hope was elected secretary. Elliott was

elected reporter. There were 20 members

present at our first meeting. We elected offic-

ers. Our next meeting will be held October

31st, 2017.

Submitted by: Elliott

4-H Achievement Program

If you are a 4-H member in the

6th-12th grade, you are eligible to com-

plete the 4-H Achievement Application.

The 4-H Achievement Program is in-

tended to recognize 4-H participants

who have outstanding accomplishments

and to provide incentives for youth to

increase their knowledge, skills and

abilities through 4-H Projects and Activi-

ties. Awards include scholarships to

Teen Conference at UK, National 4-H

Congress in Atlanta, National 4-H Con-

ference in Washington, D.C. and col-

lege scholarships.

Applications are on our county

web page or contact Owen for your

copy. The county deadline is November

30th.

2018 Summer 4-H Camp Intern Opportunities

Kentucky 4-H Camp is seeking program and medical staff who can provide top-notch customer service through high-quality educational programming for campers and volunteers at its four residential 4-H summer camping programs.

How old must an applicant be to apply? Applicants must be 18 or older by May 1, 2018 to be eligible for a summer employment position.

When is the deadline to apply? February 24, 2018

How do I apply? All applications must be submitted online at www.uky.edu/hr (click on Cooperative Extension jobs).

Do I have to be in college to apply? Do I have to go to UK to apply? No. Priority is given to applicants who are actively enrolled in ANY college & individuals who have obtained a de-gree.

Is 4-H experience of camp experience required? No. To form a successful staff team requires individuals of varying backgrounds & experiences. While experience with 4-H & camping does not hurt, we are looking for more! Priority is given to applicants with employment or vol-unteer experiences that contribute to the positions for which they are applying.

Do I stay in a cabin with campers? Do I have to live at camp? The staff is required to live on-site during camp sessions. The staff is housed in air-conditioned cabins separate from campers.

What is the background check process? Applicants are screened through a national criminal background check and a check of the National Sex Offender Registry. Employment offers are contingent upon passing both of these pre-employment checks.

How many hours do staff work? Residential summer camp is not a 9 to 5 type job. Applicants should be prepared for long hours, nights, and week-ends. Camp Directors work to ensure staff is provided time off to ensure each staff member is performing at his or her best potential.

When are interviews? When will I know if I got the job? The Camp Leadership Team will be conducting interviews on four different dates: March 10, 11, 17, and 18. Quali-fied applicants will be contacted via email to schedule an interview. The Camp Leadership Team will meet shortly after the final set of interviews to discuss & review applicants. Reviewing applications and interview materials for four camps and 56 positions require a great deal of time and thought to ensure the right teams are formed. We do, however, acknowledge the need for a timely notification of job offers. It will be our goal to make job offers by the end of the day on March 31, 2018.

When does the camp season start? When will the job position end? Applicants must be available for the entirety of the summer camping season (mid-May through early August), in-cluding training sessions, weekend rentals, Cloverbud camps, and camp sponsored events. Specific start and end dates fluctuate slightly based on camp location.

http://www.uky.edu/hr

Owen Prim

[email protected]

Sherri Farley

[email protected]

Campbell County Extension Agents for 4-H

Youth Development

Claire Linepensel

[email protected]

Katrina Harney

[email protected]

Kellsey Agnew

[email protected]

Campbell County Extension Assistants for 4-H

Youth Development

Outstanding 4-Her Award

If you are a 2017 Senior 4-H’er (age 14 and up by

January 1, 2017) and would like to be considered for

the 2017 Outstanding 4-H’er Award, call the 4-H

office for the application form. Two outstanding

4-H’er awards are awarded at the 4-H Recognition

Night on October 26th.

The forms are due back to the 4-H office no later

than October 6th!

Livestock Expo to Be Held

The 44th edition of the North American Live-

stock Expo will be held October 31-November

16 at the Kentucky Fair and

Expo Center in Louisville.

This is the world’s largest

purebred livestock show,

and it is held here in Ken-

tucky. This event offers

something for everyone

with youth and open show, exhibits and

demonstrations all focusing on the im-

portance of animal agriculture. A schedule of

events is available at the Extension Office or

on the web at :www.livestockexpo.org.

2018 4-H Country Ham Project

Plans are under way for the 2018 4-H Country

Ham Project. If you are interested in

participating, the money and

contracts are due to Owen on

or before December 1st.

4-Hers must complete 6

hours of education training

from a certified 4-H

Livestock volunteer and give a

3-5 minute presentation at the

2018 Kentucky State Fair.

SAVE THE DATES!

2018 Kentucky Volunteer

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“Rolling Out the Green Carpet

for Volunteers”

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