June 2016

Special points of interest:

Jr Fashion Show Projects

Summer Camps

Recordbooks

June Validation

Roundup

Horsemanship School

Graduating Seniors

TGC 4-H Newsletter RECORDBOOKS 

All record books will be due in the Extension office at 5 PM, Wednesday, June 15th. If you need help completing either one, please give Jaye or Courtney a call. These forms and books must be turned in to be eligible for a year pin or project pin or any year end awards at the Annual Awards Banquet which will be held in Septem-ber. Record book forms are available online and can be downloaded using Word or PDF format. You will be able to edit, add pictures and print out your information from your own personal computer. * Forms for each of the different age divisions can be found on the Texas 4-H website. Record book categories include:

Complete information, descriptive information of each category AND forms can be found on the Texas 4-H recordbook website. (http://texas4-h.tamu.edu/recordbooks/) There are also guide-lines and the actual forms to assist you in learning the recordbooks. Reuseable Green hardback co-vers can be purchased at the Extension Office for $3 each. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact Jaye at 659-6525.

County Camp, PrimeTime & Horizons camp Info: Just a reminder for ALL persons interested in attending any of the camps at the Texas 4-H Center at Lake Brownwood, ALL RESERVATIONS AND PAYMENTS FOR THE CAMP MUST BE DONE THRU ActiveNetwork at the Texas 4-H Center at: http://texas4hcenter.tamu.edu and look for the “register” button in mid-dle of page. 4-H CENTER EARLY CAMP REG-ISTRATION WILL BE EXTENDED TO JUNE 14. REGISTER FOR CAMPS FROM THE 4-H CENTER WEBSITE, HTTP://TEXAS4HCENTER.TAMU.EDU. Submit $25 deposit or pay full amount at time of registration. Family may add supplemental payments up till June 23 at which time ALL FEES ARE DUE. Total cost for the camp is $180 per camper for County Camp (Session 1); $230 per camper for PrimeTime; and $280 for Horizons Camp. Final payment of the camp can be paid by credit card or e-check. The annual camps are open to anyone! You DO NOT have to be a member of 4-H to attend the camps. Reminder also that there are 2 new camps being offered this year: Beginner Shooting Sports Camp with 2 different dates and a Fishing Camp. Cost for any of these new camps is $180 per camper. For more information, check out the website listed above. Any questions, please call the Extension Office.

Important Reminders:

Inside this issue:

Record Books Due 1

Camp Reminders 1

Clothing-Textiles Wkshp 2

State 4-H Roundup 3

Validation dates 3

Graduating Seniors 4

Thank You note 4

Taylor Co. Horse School 4

Year-End Awards 4

Sheep-Goat Leader Camp 5

Pics & County Officers 5

Club News 6

Upcoming Events 7

Calendar 8

Agricultural Sciences Beef  Ci zenship & Civic Educa on  Clothing & Tex les  Communica on /Expressive Arts Companion Animals   Consumer Educa on  Entomology   Family Life  Food & Nutri on  Gardening & Hor culture  Goat  Health   Horse   Leadership 

Natural Resources  Personal Development  Photography  Plant & Soil Science   Poultry  Public Speaking  Rabbit  Recrea on   Science, Engineering & Technology  

Sheep  Shoo ng Sports  Swine  Veterinary Science  Wildlife & Fisheries  

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for everything that is visible during the interview, except shoes. Receipts for garage sales can be handwritten. This includes jewelry and accessories. Do not need to account for sales tax. 4.) Special Interest - Entry should be something that reflects a special interest of the participant, such as equestrian clothing and riding apparel, dance costumes, hiking clothing, or rock climbing clothing. Texas Natural Fiber Competition: 4-H members may also be eli-gible to compete in the Texas Natural Fiber Competition if the Nat-ural Fiber eligibility requirements are met; Cotton minimum 65%, and Wool minimum 60%. Awards will be given in each of the Con-struction and Buying categories. A separate round of judging will take place for the competition. Embellished Apparel Division: Apparel items must be wearable clothing (no bags) embellished with items such as beads, paint, dyes, etc. There are 2 categories and participant may enter only one piece in each category. Categories include: 1) Tops - includes t-shirts, blouses, jackets (no tank tops please; and 2) bottoms - in-cludes pants, skirts, shorts, capris. Jewelry Making Division which has 2 categories and each partici-pant may enter only one piece in each category. Categories include: 1) Jewelry Sets and 2) Jewelry Singles. Non-Apparel Division: All entries in this division must be hand or machine sewn. The non-apparel division will have 6 categories. 1) Pillows -may not be larger than 28"; 2) Quilts or Throws - may not exceed twin bed size. 3) Tote Bags - any size including hand-bags. 4) Small Electronic Device Cover - Cover to fit a cell phone, blackberry, i-pod, MP3 player, etc 5) Aprons and 6) other - items that do not fit in any other category. Fashion Storyboard: The 4H Fashion Storyboard is an industry inspired method of displaying original designs. The best storyboards create vivid visual images that are interesting and appealing to viewers. The storyboard “tells the story” of the designer’s idea. The storyboard includes original illustrations and flats, as well as addi-tional materials (such as photos from the Internet or magazines, paper, fabric swatches, patterns, etc.) that have influenced the unique design. There are 5 categories that each item must be en-tered and 4-H members may enter only ONE storyboard per catego-ry. For Fashion Storyboard’s theme: #4HFashionStoryboard2016 Social media has become a stage to not only set fashion trends, but to launch designers. Social media outlets such as, Facebook, Pin-terest, Twitter, and YouTube are easily accessible, and conversa-tional in nature. Fashion trends are created though social media, the trend is not “imposed” on the audience, but instead, it is made available for the audience, and the audience will have the freedom to adopt it or grasp onto part of it. More info can be found at under the D7 4-H website for Jr & Intermediate Fashion Show Guidelines or at the Texas 4-H Fashion Storyboard website at: http://texas4-h.tamu.edu/clothings-textiles/. Worksheets are available at the County Extension office for the Construction Division and the Buying Division and will also be mailed out to those who express an interest. There are due into the Extension office by Friday, June 24th. Participants do NOT have to participate in the 4-H Sewing Workshop in order to participate in the Fashion Show, but we need your worksheets no later than Fri-day, June 24th. You HAVE to be a 4-H member to participate in the 4-H Sewing workshop. If you are interested in participating in either of the workshops, please call 659-6527 and let us know so we can be prepared. Also if you have any questions about the selection of pat-terns, material or buying info, just call Court-ney.

Jr. Fashion Project - Clothing & Textiles

There will be two separate 4-H Sewing Workshops this year for all 4-H members wishing to construct an outfit. They will be held from 9:30 AM until 3:00 PM on the following dates and places: ** Tom Green 4-H Center - June 1-3. ** Wall Elementary School Cafeteria - June 15-17. Each 4-Her is asked to come to the first meeting ready to sew; there-fore, you will need to bring the following items: *Sewing machine & attachments (if you do not have a machine, there will be extras that you can borrow-contact Courtney to verify.) *Material (washed & dried), Pattern, Thread to match, Scissors, pins & pin cushion, marking pens, measuring tape, seam ripper, accessories (anything your pattern calls for such as interfacing, elastic, lace, buttons, zipper, etc.) AND a sack lunch. All interested leaders and teen leaders are invited to help with these workshops. Even leaders that do not sew can be put to work on arts and craft projects. All available help would be appreciated. The Tom Green County Fashion Show will be held at the Tom Green 4-H Building on Thursday, June 30th beginning with judging at 9:00 AM and Fashion Show at 11:30 AM. The District 7 Jr. Fashion Show will be held Tuesday, July 19 at the Grape Creek Baptist Church. Each county may send a total of 48 winners to the District contest as follows: 24 - Juniors; Ages- 3rd grade—5th grade as of 8-31-15. 24 - Intermediates - ages - 6th—8th grade as of 8-31-15. (12 in Construction division & 12 in Buying division in each age group) Participants may wear purchased blouse/shirt if the participant has con-structed a skirt/pants or vice versa. The 4 categories in the Construction Division include: Construction Division: 1.) Dressy - garment worn to activities such as church, weddings, ban-quets and special occasions; examples: dresses, dressy skirt/blouse, dressy coat/pants. 2.) Everyday Living - includes casual sportswear, weekend-wear, sleep-wear, clothing for school, casual after-school events, or hanging out with friends. 3.) Re-Fashion - The result of modifying existing clothing or fabric item (such as table cloth or curtain) into something more fashionable. The main purpose of ReFashion is creativity, as well as sewing skills. The member designs and sews a wearable garment from pre-viously used garments or fabric item. The completed garment is different from its original use, not just an alteration. (Examples: neck ties sewn together to form a skirt or taking old t-shirts and making them into a skirt.) 4.) Special Interest - Entry should be something that reflects a special interest of the participant, such as equestrian clothing and riding apparel, dance costumes, hiking clothing, or rock climbing clothing. Buying Division: Each category can have three individual entries from Junior and Intermediate age divisions. The Buying Division will have four (4) categories: 1.) Dressy - garment worn to activities such as church, weddings, ban-quets and special occasions; examples: dresses, dressy skirt/blouse, dressy coat/pants. 2.) Everyday Living - includes casual sportswear, weekend-wear, sleep-wear, clothing for school, casual after-school events, or hanging out with friends. 3.) Fantastic Fashions under $25 - This category is designed to expand the 4-H member’s shopping experience to include different shopping venues. Outfits must be purchased at a garage sale, consignment store, Goodwill, Salvation Army, or other retail business. Receipts are required

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Braden, Baylor Halfmann, Tate Jones, Jill Kellermei-er.

Invitational SET Poster Contest: Discover Science Research -- Matthew Trees, Garrett Guerrero

Scholarship Awards: Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo – Emily Niehues

Roundup activities will wrap up on Thursday evening with a live performance from the Randy Rogers Band.

All of our agents, as well as a number parents and coaches will be attending. Everyone should be returning back to their homes on Friday and we extend hope for safe trav-els. Congratulations to all these participants on a job well done and representing Tom Green County 4-H. Good Luck!!

State 4‐H Round‐up Ac vi es 

Congratulations to all those that are participating at the State 4-H Roundup contest to be held in College Station June 6th thru 10th. Below are those who will be participating in their vari-ous categories. Their placing at the State Contest will be an-nounced in the July issue of the newsletter.

Tuesday Events:

Fashion Storyboard, Fashion Show, Natural Fiber -Emily Moeller

Fashion Show & Natural Fiber Contest – Jill Kellermeier

Leaders 4 Life Contest – Ashley Wilde, Emily Niehues, Tay-lor Hoelscher, Mackenzie Weadock, Tara Weber, Cassie Weishuhn

Healthy Lifestyles–Invitational – Nathan Waldron

Livestock Skill-a-thon–Invitational - Connor Pence

Invitational Robotics Challenge – Carson Green, Garrett Guerrero, Matthew Trees

Wednesday Events:

Consumer Decision Making Contest – Taylor Hoelscher, Emily Moeller, Shelby Scherz, Ashley Wilde

Horse Judging–Ryleigh Hyles, Dakota Smith, Payton White

Range-Pasture ID–Jesse Pfeuffer, Tate Jones, Sutton Braden

Range Evaluation Team – Jesse Pfeuffer, Tate Jones, Sutton Braden

Wood Judging & Evaluation – Matthew Salisbury, Cassie Weishuhn, Baylor Halfmann, Ross Smith

Scholarship Awards: Texas 4-H Foundation Scholarships – Megan Crawford, Taylor Hoelscher, Tara Weber, Ashley Wilde

Salute to Excellence Awards Banquet – Janice Trees

Thursday Events:

Food Show–Fruits & Vegetables Division – Megan Crawford

Educational Presentations: Cassie Weishuhn (Beef), Robin Morris (Health)

Public Speaking – Emily Moeller

Share-The-Fun: Musical – Sebastian Castillo; Solo/Band -- Maddie Trees

Recipe Rally – Kristan Schwartz & Natalie Dragt

Wildlife Challenge Invitational Contest: Jesse Pfeuffer, Jillian Pfeuffer, Cody Moeller, Celeste Castillo

Livestock Judging Invitational contest: Zach Weishuhn, Marty Weishuhn, Chad Glasscock, Connor Pence; Sutton

Steer & Sheep/Goat Validation All Exhibitors in Tom Green County who will be showing steers in the upcoming 2016-2017 show season will need to have their steers validat-ed on Thursday, June 16th begin-ning at 8:00 AM. The validation pro-cess will take place at the Chad Thomas Livestock farm located at City Farm Rd off Hwy 67 North. If you have any questions, please the Exten-sion office. All Sheep & Goat exhibitors who or-dered tags and plan to show in the State Fair of Texas in Dallas will need to have their animals validated on Thursday, June 16th from 6-8 PM at the 4-H Building arena. This will be the only scheduled validation event and all sheep & goats must be vali-dated before June 30th to be eligi-ble to show in the State Fair. If you have any questions or need further info, please contact the office at 659-6522.

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Gradua ng Seniors 

Congratulations to those senior 4-H members who gradu-ated from High School and looking forward to new adven-tures in their future! We have 18 graduating seniors in all parts of the county & been very active in various clubs. Those graduating 4-H seniors we are aware of are:

Sebastian Castillo – Homeschool – TGC Archery Megan Crawford – Wall HS – LoneStar Club Tyler Gidney – Central HS – LoneStar Club

Taylor Hoelscher – Wall HS – LoneStar Club Bailey Hooten – Wall HS – LoneStar Club

T.J. Hudson – Eldorado HS – TGC Horse Club Isabelle Ingalls – Homeschool – Angelo Bluebonnet

Riley Kearby – Wall HS – LoneStar Club Kriss Kellermeier – Wall HS – LoneStar Club

Kaycee McCaleb–Grape Creek HS–Twin Mountain Emily Niehues – Wall HS – LoneStar Club Tate Schwartz – Wall HS – LoneStar Club

Dakota Smith – Water Valley HS – TGC Horse Tara Weber – Wall HS – LoneStar Club

Will Wegner – Wall HS – LoneStar Club Ashley Wilde – Wall HS – LoneStar Club

Lauren White – Homeschool – Angelo Bluebonnet

We wish all of you the best of luck in your future endeavors and enjoy the new journey! We will miss you!

A special “Thank You” to ALL 4-H members, parents and leaders who rounded up prizes and items for the Annual Shamrock Shuffle. Numerous items of merchandise were donated for the Silent Auction and there was just over $1,600 donated during the silent auction and we send special thanks for your hard work and donations. The monies raised specifi-cally in the silent auction go into the Parents & Adult Lead-ers Association account so that these funds can be used to help in the budget items for all awards and credit sheet monies for all county members. Thanks again!!

Thank You!

Year End Awards Please remember to keep working on your recordbooks. It is much easier and less stressful to work on those project record keeping plans through the year rather than waiting until deadline to remember all your activities. DEADLINE FOR RECORDBOOKS IS JUNE 15TH. The annual 4-H Banquet is scheduled for September at the 4-H Building and plans are still being finalized. More information will be available in the upcoming months. Annual year-end awards will in-clude: GOLD STAR-for 4-Hers 15-19 years old, completed 3 years in 4-H and 3 projects turned in a completed Awards program Recordbook, exhibited leadership skills/club officer, Jr. leader, participated in com-munity service activities, participated in at least 3 of the following areas: citizenship, educational presentations, camps, or public rela-tions. SILVER STAR-for 4-Hers 12-14 years old, completed 2 projects, turned in a complete Awards program recordbook, participated in community service activities. BRONZE STAR - for 4-Hers in 3rd grade or 9 yrs old thru 11 years, completed 1 project, turned in a complete Awards Program record-book, and participated in community service activities. I DARE YOU - for 4-Hers 14-19 years old, completed 3 years in 4-H and 2 projects, turned in a complete Awards Program Recordbook, exhibits a potential for leadership. For more information on these awards, contact Jaye or Court-ney at the Extension office.

TGC Rifle members at Callahan Co Fun‐Shoot compe on on May 21  in Baird. 

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3rd Annual D7 Sheep-Goat Leadership Camp It’s time to get registered for the Sheep and Goat Leadership Camp here in District 7. This is our 3rd year and we are opening up registration across the state and will take the first 20 registrants. All regis-trations must be faxed or emailed to the Coke County office by July 17. You may have noticed flyers about the camp at all of the major stock shows. Please pass the registration materials on to anyone that may be interested and that are at least 13yrs old and older. The camp will be held on July 25-27 in San Angelo, TX and cost is $75. We will have a full schedule of industry tours, hands on learning, and leadership activi-ties. This is a great opportunity to learn about the sheep and goat industry in west Texas! Hope to see you there. If you need an application, tentative schedule or any additional information, please feel free to contact the Extension Office.

TGCounty 4-H Council Officers 2016-2017:

President—Cassie Weishuhn

1st VP—Emily Moeller 2nd VP—Baylor Halfmann Secretary—Robin Morris Treasurer—Connor Pence

Reporter—Nathan Waldron Parliamentarian—Cody Moeller

Parents & Adult Leaders Assoc Officers 2016-2017:

President—Denise Pence

Vice Pres—Leann Waldron Secretary—Marcie Holtman

Treasurer—Paige Jones

There will be quarterly meetings throughout the year as announced.

Twin Mountain Club at End-of-Year cele-bration at Schlitterbahn in New Braunfels.

Above—TGC Rifle Team Win-ners at Fun Shoot in Baird.

Shotgun Shooting Winners at shoots across the state. Above L: Johnson Co. Above R: Ozona Shoot. ►Right—Tom Green Co Whiz Bang-Crockett Co winners

District 7 Rifle Contest at Callahan Co Shooting Range.

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facility. We are practicing every Tuesday after 5:00 and monthly meetings the second Tuesday @ 6:00. Archery Club: The Archery Club will be honoring Senior members who will be graduating and their end-of-year activities at their meeting to be held June 2nd. Pictures and article next month. TGC Rifle Club A good group of kids went to the Callahan County Fun Shoot on May 21st. Reese Kearby, Wyatt Young, Braden Peiser, Trey Gree-man, Riley Nikolauk, Garrison Nikolauk, Grayson Tanner and Zane Wegner participated and represented the Tom Green County 4-H Rifle Club. Grayson Tanner got 4th place in the 3 Position event; Braden Peiser got 1st place in Silhouettes, 1st place in Light Rifle, 1st place in 3 Position and he won the Small Bore Rifle Overall award. A good time was had by all. The Nikolauks brought their grill and cooked sausage and hotdogs. There was enough food to feed an army. Everyone ate and between events, the kids played while the parents "chillaxed" in the shade. All Tom Green County 4-Hers can be proud of this rifle team...in the way that they carry themselves as well as the way that they shoot! Lone Star Club

The Lone Star Club held its final meeting and end of the year party on May 1st at the Rocking Chair Ranch. Members signed up for Meals for the Elderly July deliveries and to create two centerpieces for the Shamrock Shuffle. Items were also col-lected for A&M and Gardening themed baskets for the Sham-rock Shuffle. Members brought items to donate to the Preg-nancy Crisis Center as well. The new officers received infor-mation on the county officer training and organizational meet-

ing on August 2. Results of our officer elections from our April meeting are as follows:

President – Emily Moeller Vice Pres – Tate Jones

Secretary – Mark Holtman Treasurer – Caroline Holtman

Reporter – Cameryn Jones Safety Officer – Jill Kellermeier Parliamentarian – Grady McCrea

County Council Delegates – Connor Pence, Kristen Schwartz, Bay-lor Halfmann, Robin Morris, Cody Moeller

Our Lone Star members surprised Christine Wilde with a thank you gift for all her service to our club and the county 4-H program, as she will be “retiring” from her role as adult leader for our club. Cameryn Jones, Reporter

Angelo Bluebonnet Club: The Angelo Bluebonnet 4H Club met on May 9th and held Of-ficer elections. The results are as follows:

President--Nathan Waldron Vice President--Garrett Guerrero

2nd VP--Matthew Trees 3rd VP--Michael Trees Treasurer--Aaron Green Secretary--Carson Green

Parliamentarian--Maddi Trees Reporter--Aaron Green

Health and Safety--Sergio Del Rio County Council--Celeste Castillo and Sergio Del Rio

Applications were taken and these positions were awarded: Webmaster--Michael Trees Photographer-- Annalaura Barker The End-of-the-Year Party was held at The Rink on May 26th. A good time was had by all! Twin Mountain Club To celebrate the End of the Year Party the Twin Mountain 4-H Club went to the Schlitterbahn water park in New Braunfels. It was really fun! We went down the Master Blaster, which is the world's only uphill water slide. They do it by spraying up out of really powerful jets that makes your raft go up. There was also the Black Knight was scary because it is com-pletely dark the hole time, and the Wolf Pack that has an extra-large raft so that three people can go at a time. It was awesome and I hope we can do it again next year. Sean Woodley, Reporter Christoval Club Members of the Christoval 4-H club celebrated the end of the year with a swim party at the pool in Eldorado. Everyone had a great time! Officer pins were awarded to our outgoing officers, and a big thank you to all of the parents who helped make this year pos-sible. Our new officers will meet during the summer to plan for the new 4-H year. We hope everyone has a great summer break! TGC Shooting Shotgun Club Shotgun is in full swing of attending statewide shoots. Our county shoot went great. (it was our Last shoot facing East, Next year we will have to be facing North.) We want to thank our sponsors for our shoot and all of the volunteers that made the shoot a success. So we are planning and developing our new shotgun shooting

Club News

For more information, check out our website at http://tomgreen.agrilife.org

Tom Green County

113 W. Beauregard

San Angelo, Texas 76903

Jaye Chasteen

CEA-4-H & YD

Courtney Redman

CEA—FCS

Educational programs of the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service are open to all people without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, genetic information or veteran status.

Joshua Blanek

CEA—Ag/NR

Allison Watkins

CEA—Horticulture

Upcoming Events: June 1-3: Sewing Workshop, TGC 4H Center, 9:30 AM to 3 PM June 6-10: State 4-H Roundup, College Station June 13-14: District 7 Horse Show, Llano June 15: Deadline for Recordbooks June 15-17: Sewing Workshop, Wall Elementary Cafeteria, 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM June 16: Steer Validation at Chad Thomas Livestock Farm, 8 AM June 16: Sheep & Goat Validation, 4-H Building arena, - 6 PM June 19: Father’s Day June 20: First Day of Summer June 22-24: District 7 Leadership Lab – Texas 4-H Center, Brownwood June 24: Deadline for worksheets for all Jr. Fashion Show projects June 24-25 – Water Conservation Seminar, 4H Building sponsored by CVMG June 27– July 1: Horizons Camp (grades 4-8), Texas 4-H Center, Brownwood June 27-29 – Session 1- County Camp, Brownwood June 30: Tom Green County Fashion Show - 4H Building, 9:00 AM July 4: County Holiday, Observance of Independence Day July 11-14: Prime Time Extreme (grades 8-11), Brownwood July 11-23: Texas State 4-H Shooting Sports Contest, San Antonio July 12: District 7 Recordbook Judging & 4H Agents Planning mtg, 4-H Building July 17-20: Prime Time I – Brownwood (grades 5-8) July 19: District 4-H Junior Fashion Show, Grape Creek Baptist Church July 20-23: Prime Time II – Brownwood (grades 2-5) July 23-24: Jr. Meat Goat Show Circuit Show & Sale:4H Bldg/Concho River Classic July 23-30: State 4-H Horse Show, Abilene

Upcoming Events:

July 2016

4 - Independence Day, Offices Closed

12 - D7 4-H Planning Day 9am

12 - D7 Recordbook Judging, 12:30 p

11-23 - State 4H Shooting Sports, San Antonio

19 - D7 Jr. Fashion Show, Grape Crk Bapt.

23-24 - Concho River Classic, 4H Bldg

23-30—State 4H Horse Show, Abilene

29-1st—Livestock Mentor Training, 4H Bldg

Tom Green County 4-H Events Calendar

June 20 1 6

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu F r i Sat

1 2 3 4 Barrel Races

Playday, Red Barn

5 6 7 8 9 10 11

12 13 14 15 Deadline for

Recordbooks

16 Steer Validation, 8a

Thomas Livestock

State Fair-Lamb/Goat, 4H Bldg, 6p

17 Lunch-N-Learn

18

19 Father’s Day

20

1st Day of Summer

21 22 23 Deadline Fashion24 Worsheets to Office

25

26 27 28 29 30 TGCounty Jr. Fash-ion Show, 4H Bldg,

9:30 am

TGC 4-H Sewing Workshop, 4H Bldg, (9:30am—3:00 pm)

State 4-H Roundup—College Station

D7 Horse Show—Llano

TGC 4-H Sewing Workshop, Wall Cafeteria

D7 Leadership Lab in Brownwood

Tx Water Conference, 4H Bldg

Camps at Tx 4H Center—Brownwood