State 4-H Equine Field Day

The State 4-H Equine Education Advisory Committee invites all 4-H horse leaders, members and parents to the State 4-H Equine Field Day on Saturday, March 17th at the Animal Science Pavilion at CSU,

Fresno beginning at 8:30 am. A day of educa-tional workshops, demonstrations and clinics is being planned. Topics include: dressage, show-manship, drill team, reining, horse grooming for show and many others. Proposed guest speakers on a variety of equine health issues i.e. nutrition & feeds, ulcer prevention, corrective shoeing, joint diseases care of pregnant mare & foal to name a few are also being planned. Participants will be

able to attend five different one-hour workshops.

Pre-registration is due March 1, 2007. The cost for the day is $20 per participant. There is a group rate of $15 each for 10 or more. The cost at the door is $25. Pre-paid box lunches will be available for $10 each. A morning concession stand will be available.

Registration forms are available at: http://ca4h.org, click on the state-wide 4-H calendar and the March 17 date or contact your local 4-h office. Event contact is Jeanne George, State 4-H Equine Advisor at 530-527-3101 or jlgeorge@ucdavis.edu

Attention High School Seniors!

It is time to start organizing your record books, requesting transcripts, and recom-

mendations for Scholarship I. Transcripts and recom-mendations will be due by noon on Tuesday, March 20th, and the record books will be due by noon on Thursday, March 22nd. You will be receiving a letter with your instructions soon. Put this on top of your priority list and start working on your 4-H story. If you are still enrolled in 4-H and have not received a scholarship from Scholarship I, you are eligible to ap-ply. For more information, call Lois Murphy, adminis-trator at (650) 591-1921.

Statewide 4-H College Scholarship

Statewide 4-H College Scholarship applications are now avail-able. High school seniors and those in college are eligible to apply. Scholarships are available in a number of various cate-gories and award amounts. Applications are available at: http://ca4h.org/4hresource/ir/index.asp . Deadline: April 30, 2007

Favorite Foods Day, Saturday March 10, 2007

Favorite Foods Day provides an opportunity for members in any food project to show-off their cooking skills and re-ceive constructive feedback. Kids that participate have a lot of fun, learn something, develop poise and self-confidence and also get to sample a lot of really great food. It can be entered in your record book as a demonstration/presentation also! FFD will be held at Sandpiper Community Center, 797 Redwood Shores Parkway in Redwood

City.

HELP WANTED!! Junior Leaders, Teen Leaders, and older members are needed to help as registrars, runners, tabulators, and set-up/take-down helpers. Leaders and 4-H members age 17 and up who are experienced in cooking are needed as judges. Please contact Katey Masarie, 650-366-4526 or 504-5591 to volunteer.

ELIGIBILITY Any 4-H member enrolled in any Foods or Food Preservation project is eligible to enter. Each member may enter two food items in each project in which they are enrolled, with a maximum of four entries per member. You must submit a separate entry form for each item entered. Please contact your community leader for more information.

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High l i gh t s San Mateo County March 2007

Marilyn Johns - County Director mjjohns@ucdavis.edu

Marilyn Johnson - 4-H Program Representative mjjohnson@ucdavis.edu

Wendy Rotchstein - Highlights Editor wrotchstein@ucdavis.edu

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UC Cooperative Extension Office 80 Stone Pine Road, Suite 100

Half Moon Bay, CA 94019 Phone (650)726-9059

Fax (650)726-9267

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Member Record Book Tips

by Tyson Beaumont of Canada 4-H Club

What is a presentation? A presentation can be an oral book report that you gave at school and any type of demonstration. Some ex-amples would be doing a power point presentation, an oral report using any type of art form for a class project like history or science, demonstrating a specific skill you have at any activity like Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, Church or 4-H.

County 4-H 2007 Presentation Day was a great success! 37 participants from six clubs gave a total of 21 pres-entations including demonstrations, illustrated talks, audio-visual presentation, cultural arts and educational display!

Gold Medalists were Kayla Louis, of Pacifica 4-H Club for her Demonstration entitled “When Life Gives you Lemons…” and Robin Hogan of Belmont 4-H Club for her Illustrated Talk entitled “Belmont 4-H and ReLeaf: Reforesting Belmont.” Kayla and Robin are now eligible to compete at North Central Sectional Presentation Day at UC Davis on March 24, 2007. We wish them “Good luck!” Also presenting were: Burlingame/San Mateo 4-H Club: Benjamin Kurr, Emma Kurr, Christina Lawrence, Robin Rothe, and Allison Ten

Cañada 4-H Club: Emily Danko & Brianna Weiss, Andrew Weiss.

Pacifica 4-H Club: Rebecca Bernal, Douglas Bernal & Robert Stice, Elaine Hoover & Sara Stice, Simone Louis, Andrew Olague (2 presentations), Justin Olague, Laura Webber.

San Carlos/Eaton Hills 4-H Club: Anya Knoth, Tristan Knoth, Catharine Sassenberg & Kate Lyn Sutherland, Sarah Sutherland, Kira Wyckoff.

Cultural Arts Presentation of Peter Pan: Victoria Bugler, Melissa Crist, Christina Cuevas, Andrew Epting, Emily Gatt, Rose Hasha, Hannah Ingersoll, Aaron Ogawa, Jamie Swedberg, Julie Swedberg, and Anna Vargas of San Bruno 4-H Club and Theresa Anselmo of Burlingame/San Mateo 4-H Club.

Junior Judging Winners were Anya Knoth, Benjamin Kurr, Victoria Bugler, Justin Olague, and Anna Vargas.

Special thanks to our judges: Sue Bosse, Joan Chipser, Dane Dugan, Larry Franzella, Michelle Freitas, Linda Litz, Carolyn Livengood, Mary Meyer, Ben Ocon, Ann O’Hearn, Eric Pawlowsky, Kathy Rodgers, Mona Ten, and Jerrie Welch.

Many, many thanks to our Room Hosts: Melissa Crist, Hayley Deane, Joseph Krempetz, Thomas Krempetz, and Katie Rivette and our Runners Mitchell Anderegg and Peter Warrick.

Gold Medal Winners are eligible to enter North Central Sectional Presentation Day, to be held on Saturday, March 24, 2007 at Wellman Hall at U.C. Davis. Entry forms were e-mailed to the Gold Medalists at County Presentation Day and are due at the County Office by February 22.

Submitted by Heather McAvoy; Coastside 4-H & Jane Stahl; San Bruno 4-H, co-coordinators.

Group shot of many of the Presentation Day presenters and Room Hosts

Kayla Louis and Robin Hogan, our 2 Gold Medal winners

Large and small animal challenges This year we are holding both challenges on the same day but not at the same time. The Small Animal Challenge will be held at 9:00 am and the Large Animal Challenge will be held at 1:00 pm. Both challenges will be held on Saturday, May 19th, at Crystal Springs 4-H Farm. Get together a team of four members, decide on a team name, fill out your entry form and submit it to the County Office by May 16th. This event is open to all 4-H members. Good Luck to you all! (Entry Forms are available on our website http://cesanmateo.ucdavis.edu)

Small animal challenge This event is to demonstrate your small animal specie knowledge. Categories of small animal species are: Rabbit, Cavy, Poultry, Dog, and Jeopardy game with species as categories. Get together a team of four members, decide on a team name fill out the entry form and submit it to the County Office by May 16th.

Large animal challenge Like the Small Animal Challenge, this event is to demonstrate you large animal specie knowledge. Categories will in-clude, beef, sheep, swine, horse and goat. Gather up four members for your team, decide on a team name and fill out the entry form to submit to the County Office no later than May 16th..

Canada 4H Community Service Project From February 13, 2007 “Palo Alto Daily News”, Writer - Mark Abramson, reprinted with permission Teens in the Canada 4-H Club took time out from their homework and hanging out with their friends Wednesday night to help the homeless Five members of the Redwood City-based group, with the help of several Peninsula businesses, put together 150 "shower kits" that consist of shampoo, soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes and other items packed in pairs of tube socks.

The children are scheduled to deliver the kits to the Fair Oaks Community Cen-ter and Red Morton Community Center in Redwood City today. St. Vincent de Paul will help distribute the kits and will provide "shower tickets" to the people who receive them, allowing them access to showers.

"It was fun, it was easy to get all the products and it helps out," said Nikki Ellis, 17, a senior at Woodside High School.

Brianna Weiss, 15, a Woodside High sophomore, said she thinks the homeless will like the socks the most because of the cold weather.

"I thought it was really great because I have never done anything like this," Weiss said. "We spent weekends (collecting the items for the kits). We missed hanging out with friends. It was fun working together and getting to know each other better."

The Westin, Sheraton and Four Seasons hotels in Palo Alto and East Palo Alto contributed items -- such as travel-size soap and shampoo -- to the effort. Safeway and Albertsons donated $20 gift cards to buy some of the items in the kits and other area busi-nesses helped out as well.

"We had a supply left over and we decided to donate for such a great cause," said Sheila Correa, sales manager at the Westin and Sheraton. "It was just a great opportunity to help."

This is not the first time the Canada 4-H Club has played good Samaritan, said Kathleen Ellis, Nikki's mother and a 4-H project leader. The kids have also cleaned up parks, worked at a food pantry for the needy and have put together a holiday party at the Clara-Mateo Alliance homeless shelter in Menlo Park.

"We kind of shake it up a bit and have them do a bit of everything," Ellis said "This is more personal," Nikki Ellis said of the shower kit project. "I think it is nice to know (the homeless) will receive it in a time of need."“

Pictured above :Brianna Weiss (from left), 15, Brenna Fitzpatrick, 15, Randi Sturm, 15, Shelby Ellis, 15, and Nikki Ellis, 17, all students at Woodside High School and members of the Canada 4-H club, assemble shower kits to be donated to the homeless in Redwood City.

Junior Fair Board Announcement Meeting Dates and Application for Board Membership Some exciting changes are planned for the 2007 Junior Fair Board. First, our meeting dates have changed. We will meet

on the last Tuesday of the month at the San Mateo County Event Center Board Room at 7pm. The meeting dates are: February 27, March 27, April 24, May 22, June 26, July 24. In addition to planning events and serving as volunteers for the Auction, Social Committee, Sequoia Hall set up and Awards Ceremony, a new role has been created to offer more opportunity for members who are selected as Board Members for the Junior Fair Board. The requirements and benefits are outlined on the Junior Fair Board applica-tion, posted on the 4H website (http://cesanmateo.ucdavis.edu)and the S.M. County Event Center web site

submitted by Sue Garcia

State 4-H Fashion Revue

The 2007 State 4-H Fashion Revue will be held on May 26, 2007 at UC Davis as part of State Field Day. It is open to one county winner, determined by each county, in age division in each category (total of 18 possible per county). Age divisions are Junior: age 9-11, Intermediate: age 12-13, and Senior: age 14 and up, as of 1/1/07. Entry categories are Traditional, Recy-

cled, Purchased, Embellished, Needle Arts and (new for 2007) Handbag Chal-lenge. All participants must pre-register by May 12. Morning activities in Olson Hall include judging and a variety of edu-cational workshops and will be followed by an afternoon fashion show and awards on the steps of Wellman Hall. Complete information, entry forms, commentary

guidelines, sample score sheets and tentative schedule are now available at http://ca4h.org/projresource/fashion/index.asp. If you’re interested in helping, the committee is still recruiting volunteers and judges. For more information, contact teen co-chairs, Jane Durston at shelba@prodigy.net, or Kylie Deal at dmtigers06@yahoo.com, or 4-H staff liaison, Sue Moore, at samoore@ucdavis.edu.

Upcoming Rabbit Shows!

Mar 3 - 1st Sat - Tulare - Great Western Livestock Show double open & youth show

Mar 4 - 1st Sun - Tulare - CR & CS Dbl open & youth Mar 24 - 4th Sat - Rohnert Park - Sonoma County 4-H RR

Youth show April 14 -2nd Sat - Daly City / SF - Grand National double open

& youth April 15 -2nd Sun - Daly City / SF - CR & CS double open &

youth Apr 29 - 5th Sun - Monterey - CR&CS Double open & youth

2007 Golden Clover Awards

The 2007 Golden Clover Awards are awarded in recognition for outstanding achievement and recognize 4-H members, volun-teers, and groups in various categories. Nominate someone or nominate yourself! Award applications are available at: http://ca4h.org/4hresource/goldenclover/index.asp and are due Au-gust 31, 2007.

2007-2008 4-H State Ambassador

2007-2008 4-H State Ambassador applications are now avail-able online. 4-H State Ambassadors are selected to represent the California 4-H Youth Development Program, plan the State Leadership Conference, and complete a service project. More information is available at: http://ca4h.org/leadership/ambassador/. Applications are due on March 31, 2007.

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4-H Record Book Discussion List Join the new 4-H Record Book discussion list! The California 4-H Record Book Support Group provides

a place for 4-H volunteers, staff and members to discuss the 4-H Record Book, as well as ask questions and receive feedback from others around the state and from the Incentives and Recognition Advisory Committee. For more information or to join the list, visit: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ca4hrb/.

Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Field Day UC Davis will be holding their annual Agricultural and Environ-mental Sciences Field Day on Friday, March 2 and Saturday, March 3, 2007. This field day is open to FFA and 4-H high school students from California and surrounding states. The students come to Davis to compete in 26 different agriculturally-based judging contests, ranging from livestock judging to agri-culture computer applications. More information is available at http://caes.ucdavis.edu/NewsEvents/Events/FieldDay.htm. Entries are due on-line by February 16, 2007.

4-H You See Davis Days The Collegiate 4-H Club at UC Davis is pleased to present "4-H You See Davis Days" for high school students on April 12-14, 2007. This three day, activity-filled event is an opportunity for participants to experience college life at UC Davis. Registration forms are due March 15, 2007 and may be found at: http://clubs.ca4h.org/collegiate4h/ucd/ysddays.htm.

Transportation Reminder! Volunteers who drive during a 4-H event should remember that their automobile insurance coverage is primary and the univer-sity’s insurance coverage is secondary. Arrangements for trans-portation of youth to 4-H events are the responsibility of the parents. County 4-H staff doesn’t provide permission slips al-lowing members to ride with 4-H leaders or parents.

San Mateo County 4-H Camp

When: June 17-23 Where: YMCA Camp, Jones Gulch

Summer Camp Advisor Jerry Hoffman has initiated the con-tract for use of Jones Gulch, so plans are in the works for a FUN summer camp for youth ages 9 – 19. Camp fees are $250 for 4-H members and $275 for youth who are not currently 4-H members. Talk to your friends and save the dates!

Fun Fact: according to the Guinness Book of World Records the highest number of leaves found on a clover is 14!

LEAF LUCK CLOVER JIG SAINT FAIRY IRISH LITTLE FOUR GREEN PATRICK FOLK

Help Support 4-H at the Movies!

You, your family and friends and their family and friends can help support 4-H in California by buying tickets to see the new live action version of Charlotte’s Web in theaters December 15, 2006.

For every ticket purchased to see Paramount Pictures and Wal-den Media’s production of Charlotte’s Web through www.fourhcouncil.edu, Hollywood Movie Money will donate a $1 to 4-H to help support California’s 4-H Youth Develop-ment Program.

You must purchase your tickets to Charlotte’s Web through www.fourhcouncil.edu for 4-H and the California 4-H Youth Development Program to receive this donation.

In 4-H, youth have fun, make friends, and learn leadership and life skills. 4-H partners with America’s land grant universities to give more than 6.5 million young people hands-on experi-ence in science, engineering and technology, healthy living, and citizenship. Learn more at www.fourhcouncil.edu.

2007 Japanese Exchange Month-long Hosting Program, July 22 to August 18

The California State 4-H Youth Devel-opment Office is looking for families who would like to host a Japanese youth in their home for one month this sum-mer. This is an opportunity for a family to experience a different culture and heritage and increase their understanding of themselves and the world they live in.

Enthusiasm is the main qualification. You don’t need a fancy home or a separate bedroom to host, just a desire to make room in your lives for a new family member. You don’t need to spend a lot of money or time traveling the U.S. – the students aren’t here as tourists. They are here to live with your family and participate in your normal summer activities. The costs are minimal and the youth come with their own spending money and medical insurance.

The Japanese youth range in age from 12 and 17 and partici-pate in the Labo youth development organization in Japan. The month-long exchange runs from Sunday, July 22 to Saturday, August 18. Youth are matched with a family with a child of the same gender and close in age that shares common interests. The delegation comes with two chaperones who live with two different host families for 2 weeks. The chaperone host family does not have to have children in the home.

Applications are currently being accepted with the hope that all the students will be placed by mid-May. Families that apply early in the process have the opportunity to select their student from a group of applications.

Please consider offering this priceless educational experience to your family. Teens that participate in exchange opportuni-ties are better prepared for life in a global society. Through this first-hand experience they gain a deeper understanding of another culture and gain insight into the values and lifestyle of their own family and community.

Contact Pat English for more information at 530-754-8520 or pnenglish@ucdavis.edu.

Interested in a Pest Control Career? The California Association of Pest Control Advisers (CAPCA) is offering a $3000 scholarship and the Kern County Chapter/Southern Valley Chemical is offering a scholarship for $2000. These two scholarships are available to students interested in careers in the pest management industry. The application is available at www.plantdoctor.org and must be postmarked no later than May 15, 2006.

Bay Area Council Scholarship Program Op-portunity The Bay Area Council, a public policy and advocacy organiza-tion for Bay area businesses, has put together a scholarship pro-gram to assist local underserved youth who are hoping to suc-ceed in college. Each award ranges from $5000 to $10,000, determined by each student’s financial situation and the need expressed in their financial aid packages for college. These one-year under-graduate scholarships are awarded to high school seniors from underserved Bay Area neighborhoods entering top Bay Area universities. More details about the program, includ-ing eligibility requirements and an application, can be found at: h t t p : / / w w w . b a y a r e a f a m i l y o f f u n d s . o r g / p r o g r a m s /scholarship.shtml

New Record Book Forms The Statewide 4-H Incentives & Recognition com-mittee has recently revised the record book forms. The new forms & explanations can be obtained

from the state website: http://ca4h.org/4hresources/ir/recordbook/ The new forms have been developed to assist 4-Hers in track-ing their growth and measuring their achievements during 4-H years. All clubs in San Mateo County will utilize the new forms. Members 9-19 years old will use the same forms and format for club and county judging. You may continue to use the Personal Development Report (PDR) Form explanation packet for guidance that has been handed out at previous record book workshops. The format for your book will remain the same: Personal Development Report Form (PDR) 4-H Story Project report forms NEW: Collection of 4-H work Photo Pages - limited to 5 pages, single sided Newspaper clippings - limited to 2 pgs, single sided,

written by or about member 4-H Flyers or Brochures - limited to 2 pgs., created by

or featuring member, may be double sided 4-H Letters - limited to 2 pages, single sided, written by

or about member Previous year’s material - for club & county judging For state judging, previous year’s materials are to be removed - add 3 pages, to summarize previous years in 4-H: 1) Projects, 2) Leadership & 3) Citizenship. If you have any questions or need help call 650-726-5853, Val-erie Pimentel - Co. Record Book Key Leader

Got a ? Got access to a ? Love to ride?

Belmont 4-H has a new countywide horseback riding project. The emphasis of this project is riding on trails in the Bay Area. We will also do an overnight camping trip next spring at Jack Brooks. Other ideas like team penning or gymkhana will depend on interests. For information contact Ginger Bushue at 650-592-0274

Call Ducks Available

Very nice show quality call ducks available. Only two left. Parents have won best Waterfowl and best in show at fair in previous years. They are less than 6 months old. Asking $25 Each. If interested Call Angelika Valtierra at 650-637-1961.

W E B S I T E S

Highlights Website: Highlights is available online! Follow the simple steps listed below to receive an electronic copy. STEP 1: Go to this web address: http://www.cesanmateo.ucdavis.edu/ STEP 2: Under the "County Programs" header, click on "4-H Youth Development" STEP 3: On the navigation area to your left, you will see "4-H Highlights" click on that link. STEP 4: On this page you should see, "Subscribe to Newsletter - receive email when this newsletter is updated. Subscription E-Mail Address", in the white bar enter your email address and click "submit". You will receive next month's Highlights in your email. Make sure you add the follow-ing email address to your "safe" folder, wrotchstein@ucdavis.edu. This is the address that is used when Highlights is sent out each month.

State 4-H Web Server 4-H Clubs may register for space on this server! Check out http://clubs.ca4h.org to view current websites. Click on the links to find out how your group can benefit from having a safe, free alternative to com-mercial web servers. This program is funded by a grant from SBC Excelerator through The California 4-H Foundation. CA State 4-H Website This is where you can download all your record book forms, medical releases and keep up to date with State opportunities and helpful links to other sites. http://ca4h.org/

Club Websites: Burlingame/San Mateo Website: http://clubs.ca4h.org/sanmateo/burlingame-sanmateo/homepg.htm Pacifica Club Website: www.pacifica4h.org San Bruno Club Website: http://clubs.ca4h.org/sanmateo/sanbruno San Carlos/Eaton Hills Website: http://www.sancarlos4h.org

New Zealand bunnies Three beautiful all white domestic New Zealand bunnies need a home. I hope they can stay together. They were found two months ago and are in need of a loving home. If interested please call Sharon at 650-343-9300 or 650-341-5043.

4-H Shooting Sports Trainings for the Archery Discipline in Northern and Southern California Trained State 4-H Archery Instructor, Leland George, is available to provide certified archery training at the county level for volunteer 4-H leaders in Northern California. Now is the time to plan for spring and summer archery pro-grams. A two-day training is offered including lecture, hands-on practice, and sharing of successful archery teaching techniques. Local and/or regional training dates and locations will be scheduled depending upon need. Please contact

Leland at 530-527-4369 or ljgeorge@tco.net.

A training will be held in Bakersfield, CA from March 24, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and March 25 from 8:00 a.m. to Noon. Upon suc-cessful completion of the course, participants will be certified as archery volunteers and can instruct archery club projects or run a camp archery program. Attendance is required both days. The course will be held at the Kern County Cooperative Extension Office, 1031 South Mt. Vernon Avenue in Bakersfield. Cost for the course is $20 and includes lunch and class materials. For more informa-tion, contact Robert Claffy at 661-829-1658.

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4-H SUMMER CAMP June 17 – 23, 2007 $250 for 4-H members $275 for non 4-H members

San Mateo County 4-H Summer Camp offers fun and excitement such as swimming, boating, archery, arts & crafts, hiking, tower climbing, horseback riding, and both organized and unorganized games. Horseback riding is $15.00 per ride. Riding safety equipment meets or exceeds the California state requirements. It is suggested that no more than $20.00 be added towards individual canteen purchases. Money for canteen and horseback riding must be paid for in advance. Funds not used for canteen purchases will be refunded at the end of camp. There is not need for campers to have additional money at camp. Check to see if your club offers full or partial scholarships. Food is prepared by YMCA kitchen staff.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact: Jerry Hoffman (650) 355-4307 or

e-mail:jerryrhoff@aol.com

Please Print Name

Name, Phone Number, and Relationship of Another Person if Parent’s Can’t be Reached: ________________________________________________________________________________

(Name) (Relationship) (Phone)

Horseback Riding: Yes ____No____ How many times do you want to ride? ________(Non-Refundable)

T-shirt size: Child Large_____Adult Medium_____Adult Large_____Adult X Large_____Adult XX Large_____

In 4-H? Yes___ No___ 4-H Club_________________Attended SMC 4-H Summer Camp Before? Yes___No___

I would like to be in a cabin with: (Assignments are by sex and age)

Please make checks payable to: San Mateo County 4-H Summer Camp

I have enclosed $__________ (minimum deposit $50) due April 21, 2007 and final payment is due June 8, 2007. Re-funds will be allowed until June 1, 2007. Cancellations must be made not later than June 1, 2007 in order to receive a full refund, (after June 1, a $50 penalty will be assessed). NO REFUNDS of camp fees will be given to CAMPERS WHO LEAVE CAMP during the camp session. Horseback rides are non-refundable.

Upon receipt of application, you will be mailed a map to camp, a list of suggested items to bring to camp and the fol-lowing forms (that require signatures): Health Form, Parental Release Form, Camp Rules and for new campers the “New Camper Information Form“.

Mail to: Camp Registration 1142 Mason Dr.

Pacifica CA 94044

March 1 Pre-Registrations for State 4-H Equine Field Day due 2-3 Agricultural & Environmental Sciences Field Day 10 Favorite Foods Day, Sandpiper Community Center 15 4-H You See Davis Days, registration forms due 17 State Equine Field Day at CSU, Fresno 19 County Council Meeting, 20 Transcripts and Recommendations due for Scholarship I 22 Record Books due for Scholarship I 24 North Central Sectional Presentation Day, UC Davis 24-25 Shooting Sports/Archery Discipline Workshop in Bakersfield, CA 27 Junior Fairboard Meeting, SM County Event Center Boardroom, 7 pm 31 State Ambassador applications due April 12- 14 4-H You See Davis Days, UC Davis 16 Ag. Steering, Event Center, 7 pm 17 Life Skills & Hobbies, Fox School, 7 pm 24 Junior Fairboard Meeting, SM County Event Center Boardroom, 7 pm 30 Statewide Scholarship applications due May 12 State Fashion Revue registrations due 15 CA Assoc. Pest Control Adviser Scholarship applications due 16 Small & Large Animal Challenge Entry Forms due in the County office 19 Small Animal Challenge, Crystal Springs 4-H Farm, 9 am 19 Large Animal Challenge, Crystal Springs Farm, 1 pm 22 Junior Fairboard Meeting, SM County Event Center Boardroom, 7 pm 26 State Fashion Revue, UC Davis

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