Looking for something fun to do this summer?  Check out the attached Summer Fun schedule and get your registration in as soon as possible!

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Remember the feeling of first learning to ride a bicycle on your own – without training wheels and without a parent’s balancing hand?  Remember that sudden rush of freedom?

 

If you have to strain to think back that far, well, maybe it’s time to strap on a helmet and saddle up.  Because not only is bicycling fun and freeing, it’s an excellent way to get healthy exercise.

 

That’s one of the reasons that sixty million Americans bicycle.  Whether you’re an avid mountain biker or simply trying to incorporate cycling into your daily routine, you too can reap the many health benefits of bicycling.  Bicycling, however, is not without its risks.

 

Craven County 4-H is sponsoring a bicycle skills event designed to teach bicyclists the skills they need in order to be better cyclists.  By learning bike handling and traffic skills, one can enjoy bicycling more and reduce the chance of injury.

 

The rodeo will be held Tuesday, April 23^rd, 4:30pm-6:30 pm at Craven County Agriculture Center.  Bicyclists ages 5-18 are invited to attend.  This event is made up of a series of stations, each dealing with an important aspect of safe cycling.  Participants will have their bicycles inspected and will then learn about and practice bicycle-handling skills that will increase their enjoyment of bicycling and could some day save their lives.  Parents are invited to participate and must accompany youth on-site during the event.

 

For more information, or to pre-register, please call Wendy Paschal, 4-H Extension Agent at 252.633.1477 or email wendy_paschal@ncsu.edu.

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	Craven County Clean Sweep Committee presents the 10th Annual: “RECYCLE YOUR TALENTS” An original art show and competition featuring recyclable materials and YOUR imagination!!!

 

 

Who: Everyone!

What: Recyclable Materials Art Show!

When:   April 19-21, 2013

Check-in:  4pm-6pm on 4/19

Check-out:  3pm-5pm on 4/21

Where: New Bern Mall

Why: To increase recycling and

anti-litter awareness in Eastern

North Carolina!

 

Age Divisions: 

Individual - 5-8, 9-12, 13-18

Teams - 5-8, 9-12, 13-18, mixed

 
 

Prizes and ribbons

will be awarded!!!!

 

YOU MUST PRE-REGISTER your project this year by April 15^th!

*Materials used are restricted to recyclable products only.  Please do not use any broken glass, although beach glass with round or flat edges will be accepted. 

Projects may be picked up on Sunday afternoon between 3pm-5pm.  Any project not picked up will become the property of Craven County 4-H unless other arrangements have been made.

 

Please call Wendy Paschal (252.633.1477) or email (wendy_paschal@ncsu.edu) for more information or to register your work!

National 4-H Council is pleased to spread the word of an opportunity to honor a favorite farm mom.

 

Beginning February 28, 2013 and continuing through April 23, 2013, Monsanto is offering farm moms across the nation the opportunity to win up to $10,000 through its annual America's Farmers Mom of the Year Contest.

Visit www.AmericasFarmers.com to nominate your favorite farm mom by sharing a brief essay explaining how she contributes to her family, farm, community and the agricultural industry. Entries are due by April 23, 2013.

Panels of judges from American Agri-Women and Monsanto will select five regional winners. Each winner will receive a $5,000 prize. Profiles of the regioinal winners will be posted to www.AmericasFarmers.com, where online voting will determine the national winner, to be announced on Mother's Day. The national winner will receive an additional $5,000.

There has been at least one 4-H farm mom as one of the five regional finalists each year since the contest originated. You can help continue this great recognition!

For terms and conditions, and more information about the contest, visit www.AmericasFarmers.com.

Calling all 4-H’ers, Students, Homeschoolers, Boy Scouts & Girl Scouts

 

Open to youth ages 5 – 18

 

A great way to tell about something you love!

 

Enjoy Recognition and Loads of Fun!

What are 4-H Presentations?

 

A 4-H presentation is simply an illustrated talk between 5 – 12 minutes.  Learn to speak in front of people and share something you are really interested in through the NC 4-H Presentation Program.  Pick a topic whether its horses, wildlife, cooking, or anything you may be interested in.  We will give you step-by-step guidance on developing a prize-winning presentation.

 

What are the Benefits of Participating in 4-H Public Speaking Competitions?

 

Over 80 % of adults are afraid to speak in public and it continues to be a fear of many youth.  4-H presentations offer a variety of benefits to help prepare youth in the future.  This program will help youth overcome this fear and prepare them to make better grades on book reports, senior projects, etc.   Some of the main benefits are:

• Public Speaking Skills
• Organizational Skills
• Responsibility
• Confidence
• Sportsmanship
  

Important Dates

County Activity Day - March 23, 2013, 10am

Craven County Ag Center, New Bern

 

 

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NC OMK is excited to announce the 6th Annual NC Operation: Military Kids Visual Arts Contest. The contest is open to all North Carolina youth. Age categories are 5-8, 9-10, 11-12, 13-15, and 16-19. Designed to introduce youth to the Visual Arts as a part of the 4-H Expressive Arts Curriculum, youth will utilize their skills and their artistry to capture their views of America and patriotism.

This year’s themes are:

- America the Beautiful

- Proud to be an American

- Patriotic Pride

- Celebrating Our Heroes…Past and Present

Contest rules and guidelines can be found at www.nc4h.org/military/index/html or http://www.operationmilitarykids.org/public/statePOCHome.aspx?state=North%20Carolina

Eligibility of Photos: All photographs must have been taken by youth between the dates of May 1, 2012 and the time of entry. Photos may be submitted only one time and in only one division and class to the North Carolina Operation: Military Kids photography contest.

Eligibility of Artwork: All artwork must have been created by youth between the dates of May 1, 2012 and the time of entry. Artwork may be submitted only one time and in only one division and class to the North Carolina Operation: Military Kids Visual Arts contest.

Entry Deadline: ENTRIES must arrive in the North Carolina 4-H Youth Development Office, postmarked no later than Tuesday, April 30, 2013.

What a great opportunity for all North Carolina youth to showcase their talent and skills in the Expressive Arts area.

Please share with families, colleagues, volunteers and community partners of this wonderful opportunity.

Please feel free to contact J. Scott Enroughty, Project Coordinator – OMK-NC at 919.515.8500 or scott_enroughty@ncsu.edu if there are any questions.

We are so excited that the 2013 SED 4-H Teen Retreat is being held in Craven County this year!

This is a great opportunity to meet 4-H'ers from across the 19 counties in our district, learn new leadership skills, elect district officers, plus have a lot of fun!

Here are the facts:

Dates: March 8-9, 2013 (registration begins at 6:30pm or Friday evening)

Location:  Bethany Christian Church, 3475 Hwy 55 West, New Bern NC.

Cost:  $40 (includes all entertainment, activities, meals, t-shirt)

Registration deadline:  February, 11th, 2013

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DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTAL FEBUARY 15^TH, 2013

 

The North Carolina Foundation for Soil and Water Conservation’s Scholarship Program was established to increase the number of qualified people committed to working in the field of natural resource management or other closely related fields that directly support the programs offered by local soil and water conservation districts in North Carolina.  Scholarship recipients will be those who are currently pursuing or have firm plans to pursue a college course of study leading to a Bachelor of Science degree in natural resource management or other closely related fields. 

 

Basic Criteria and Stipulations

§  The Foundation plans to award a merit based scholarship up to the amount of $5,000 per school year renewable at the discretion of the Scholarship Selection Committee.  Subsequent funding awards are contingent upon the successful and timely academic progression carried out by the recipient.

§  The recipient’s declared major should line up with the following courses of study; agronomy, agricultural engineering, animal science, forestry, natural resource conservation or management, plant science, soil science, water management, water quality or other closely related degree programs.

§  To be eligible, the recipient must be a resident of North Carolina, attend a college in North Carolina and have achieved academic excellence in their high school or in their completed undergraduate studies. During the selection process, much consideration will be given to superior academic accomplishments, extracurricular activities, honors and achievements obtained.

§  Applicant eligibility will be influenced by the amount of any other scholarships previously awarded.

§  Priority will be given to students who have advanced in their undergraduate studies to demonstrate a clear commitment to achieving a Bachelor of Science degree in a course of study consistent with skill sets needed for delivering programs offered through local soil and water conservation districts, associated state and federal agencies and the applicable private sector.  Students who have completed at least 50% of their required college degree credit hours will receive additional consideration.

§  Applicants currently enrolled in college are required to submit a current certified transcript of all college courses completed by the date of the application.  Transcripts are to be mailed directly from the college to the Foundation office.  Applications will not be reviewed until a transcript is received.

§  Interviews will be held with qualifying applicants before a final decision is made by the Scholarship Selection Committee.

§  Prior to awarding the scholarship, the recipient must be classified as a full-time college student.  Funds will be deposited with the college’s financial aid office for payment of eligible expenses incurred.

§  Current applications can be downloaded from the Foundation’s website. www.ncfoundationforsoilandwater.org

 

 

 

Michelle Lovejoy

Executive Director

NC Foundation for Soil & Water Conservation

5171 Glenwood Ave., Ste 330

Raleigh, NC 27612-3266

Ph - 919.510.4599

Cell - 336.345.5335

Fax - 919.510.4290

www.ncfoundationforsoilandwater.org

Do you set goals for yourself or do others set them for you? How do you feel when you accomplish something?  Does what you accomplish make a difference to you? What if you are not quite satisfied with your accomplishments?  How can you get the most out of 4-H and receive satisfaction for your goals?

The 4-H Achievement Plan will help you with these things. 

1. Setting your goals and making plans to reach them.
2. Enriching your 4-H program as you grow.
3. Evaluating your own efforts and accomplishments and by taking a look with your leader as to how well you have met your goals.
4. Reaching more of your goals.
5. Setting new goals that will help you grow and develop your skills and personality.

To be successful your plan will require loyalty to your 4-H club, group, your county 4-H program, state, nation, and world!  Service to others is very important.  Creativity, responsibility, and leadership will be required.  The satisfaction you feel for your job well done will make it worthwhile.

To achieve your highest goals, plan your 4-H participation and set your goals at the start of your year or immediately after achieving a lower level.  Use this achievement form to talk with your family and 4-H Leaders.  Ask their advice in helping to set your goals and to help you accomplish them. 

4-H'ers who strive and excel in improving themselves, their clubs, and their communities shall be given appropriate awards as follows:

• Cloverbud Achievement Award (5-6 year olds)
• Cloverbud Achievement Award (7-8 year olds)
• Green Clover Achievement Award
• Bronze Achievement Award
• Silver Achievement Award
• Gold Achievement Award
• Achievement Medal

Certificates will be awarded at our annual 4-H Achievement Night held in November.  Achievement Plans are due in the County 4-H Office by October 15th.

If you would like a copy of the Achievement Plan Planning Form, please email Ms. Wendy at wendy_paschal@ncsu.edu or stop by the 4-H office!

The InvenTeam initiative, created by the Lemelson-MIT Program, offers an unparalleled opportunity for high school age youth to cultivate their creativity and experience invention. InvenTeams are teams of high school youth/students, teachers, and mentors that receive grants up to $10,000 each to invent technological solutions to real-world problems. Each InvenTeam chooses its own problem to solve.

In 2012 the Essex and Clinton County’s NY Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) group received an InvenTeam grant for their invention idea to develop small pre-filters to improve the operation of bio-sand filters to provide clean water to households in developing countries (learn more here). They are the first 4-H club to receive an InvenTeam grant.

You can visit the InvenTeams web site (http://web.mit.edu/inventeams/) to learn more about the InvenTeams program and how to apply. 4-H and Lemelson-MIT are working on resources to support and promote youth invention. We hope to see more 4-H clubs participate in InvenTeams. Applications must be completed online. The deadline date is April 5, 2013.

Are you interested in sending a holiday care package to our deployed service men and women?  

For a quick reference guide on items to collect and send, check out www.nc4h.org/military and scroll to Other Military Outreach Projects and Resources.  
Listed under Hero Packs the sixth item for Wish List for Service Members Care Packages.   
 
1SG Alton Carmon
 514th MP Co FOB Salerno 
APO AE  09134  

SFC Jessica Mendieta 
505th ENG 
APO AE  09366  

SFC David Lewczyk 
882nd EN 
APO AE  09366

NC Operation: Military Kids (OMK) and the NC Zoo have partnered together to host a Zoo Snooze: “Creatures of the Night” for military youth (only) ages 7 to 12.

This overnight adventure will have participants spend the evening exploring the world of these elusive backyard creatures with games, activities and presentations.

This overnight adventure will have participants exploring skills and senses of nocturnal animals in this fun and exciting program. A nature hike, craft time, and hands-on activities are just a few of the activities the youth will enjoy throughout their adventure. A snack is provided in the evening and a lite breakfast will be served the following morning. Participants will receive a free pass into the zoo following the "Zoo Snooze" on 2 March 2013.

 

Check-in Friday, 1 March 2013 at 6:15PM

Pick up Saturday, 2 March 2013 at 9:00AM

REGISTRATION DEADLINE:  18 February 2013 at 5PM (EST)

There is a $10 registration fee for the weekend.

The following registration link is now open…

 

Flyer and Registration Form can be found at the following address: http://www.nc4h.org/military/ (Refer to NC OMK Upcoming Events heading)

*There are limited number spaces available for the “NC Zoo Snooze”.  

Additional information:

Participants should plan to eat dinner before arriving on 1 March 2013.

Military family members (6 per military ID) will receive discounted ticket prices to accompany their child through the zoo on Saturday morning (2 March 2013). Tickets can be purchased at the Zoo's Admissions office at 9 a.m. Saturday, 2 March 2013.

The following forms must be presented at check-in on 1 March: 1.) Media Release, 2.) Medical Release and 3.) Code of Conduct forms, go to
http://www.nc4h.org/procedures-and-guidelines/ to download the forms.

*ALL* military youth participants must have a signed and completed Media Release, Medical Release (must be notarized) and Code of Conduct forms to be presented at check-in on Friday, 1 March 2013 in order to participate in "Zoo Snooze".  According to NC 4-H and NC State University guidelines, all medical release forms must be notarized.  Please note, if not notarized your child will not be able to participate in the NC Zoo Snooze.

 

Participants must be 7 years old as of 1 March 2013 and no older than 12 years old as of 1 March 2013.  Requirements by the NC Zoo.  No exceptions.

 

Once participants have been selected, an email detailing logistics and “what to bring” will be sent one (1) week before the “Zoo Snooze”.

To learn more about the NC Zoo and admissions, go to www.nczoo.org

For additional information, please contact J. Scott Enroughty, Project Coordinator - NC OMK at 919.515.8500 or scott_enroughty@ncsu.edu

Craven County 4-H celebrated their annual Achievement Night on Thursday, November 8th at the Craven County Ag Center in New Bern.  One of the highlights of the evening was the election of the 2012-2013 slate of County Council Officers. 

Kelsey Eubanks - President
Destiny Oakley - Vice President
Megan Mynster - Secretary
JD Lanier - Reporter

These ladies will lead our program in the coming year as we strive to "Make the Best Better"!  Congratulations girls on being selected for office.

The 2013-2014 Secure Optimal Yield Scholarship is a $5,000 one-time scholarship award presented to a High School Senior who is plans to pursue Agriculture as a degree area of study at any accredited College or University next school year.  The scholarship is managed by the American Soybean Association and is made possible through a grant by BASF Corporation.  There are specific academic, agriculture leadership, and ASA membership requirements to apply.  An essay submission is also required.

 

Deadline to apply is November 15, 2012.  Final Selection will be made the first week of December.  The winner will be notified prior to an official announcement made in March 2013, during the annual Commodity Classic convention and trade show in Kissimmee, FL.  BASF sponsors the winner and one parent to attend Commodity Classic for two days to participate and receive special recognition at the ASA Awards Banquet.  See the attached link  for specific scholarship requirements.

 

For more information and to apply go to: www.soygrowers.com/soy/scholarship.htm

The North Carolina state winner receives a $50 award and the winning essay is submitted to the national contest through the Foundation for the Preservation of Honey Bees.  If selected as a national winner, 1st place is $750, 2nd is $500 and 3rd is $250. Our state essay topic and judging criteria follow the national program. Please see the attached announcement for the topic and essay guidelines.

State beekeeping essays are due February 1st, 2013. Please send all essays ELECTRONICALLY to Liz Driscoll at liz_driscoll@ncsu.edu

Congratulations to 4-H'er, Gabby Venturini, of Wilkes County on her state winning 2012 essay!

2013 Essay Topic: Reducing the Usage of Bee-Killing Pesticides in my Community

Pesticides are a fact of modern life, but misuse or overuse of pesticides, or making poor choices when selecting and applying pesticides can be devastating to honey bees and other pollinators. The 4-H’ers are encouraged to learn about bee-killing pesticides being used in their communities – by homeowners, businesses, or farmers. Then, they should investigate how the impact of those pesticides on honey bees can be lessened.

The scope of the research is an essential judging criterion, accounting for 40% of your score. The number of sources consulted, the authority of the sources, and the variety of the sources are all evaluated.

Personal interviews with beekeepers, farmers and others familiar with the subject are valued sources of information and should be documented. Sources, which are not cited in the endnotes, should be listed in a “Resources” or “Bibliography” list.

Even if dated 2012, all rules still apply: http://ipm.ncsu.edu/4-H/essay.html
National Foundation for the Preservation of Honey Bees: http://honeybeepreservation.org/2012/05/2013-essay-contest-topic/

Check out this link to the latest copy of our 4-H State Council Newsletter written by your district and state officers!

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The Tri-County 4-H Favorite Food show is an opportunity for 4-H members to cook
and serve their favorite food, ready to be judged by professionals. There are four
separate age divisions, 9-11, 12-14 and 15-18 years old (as of January 1st).
Cloverbuds (5-8 years old) may also submit an entry and will receive recognition for
participation. Contestants may enter no more than one entry per category.

The six categories are Fruits, Vegetables, Breads, Main Dishes, Desserts, and Healthy
Alternatives. The Healthy Alternative category is wide open, but you must have a
written explanation as to why your dish is a better choice from a traditional recipe.
Ribbons will be awarded to winners from each division in each group by a panel of
judges. Entries will be judged for flavor, overall taste, appearance, and
presentation.

The competition will be held Saturday, October 13th, as part of the Coastal Carolina
Agriculture Fair located at the Fairgrounds on Hwy 70 in New Bern. Please have
your entry at the Exhibit Hall between 4:00-5:00pm that evening. No late entries
will be accepted.

To enter the show, call your local 4-H office no later than October 11th and
indicate the food group category(ies) and item(s) you plan to enter.

On Saturday, September 22nd, CJ Oakley and his family got to experience a NC State football game at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh against the Citadel Bulldogs.  CJ, Craven County 4-H representative and Operation Military Kids participant, was selected to “Run in with the Pack” as part of NC State’s Military Appreciation celebration at the game.  One of New Bern’s most prominent car dealers, Joe Alcoke Chevrolet, was kind enough to donate the cost of the tickets.  The family traveled to Raleigh to participate in pre-game activities which included the opportunity to meet band members and win prizes.  NC State won the game decisively against the Bulldogs and may have gained a few new fans in the process!  Thanks to Mr. Harold Smith, General Manager at Joe Alcoke for the donation to Craven County 4-H.

Nestle will honor youth who are making a profound impact on their communities by giving a $1,000 contribution to the charity of each young person's choice. Winners will also be sent to the "Very Best In Youth Awards" ceremony in Los Angeles.

For more information, visit http://verybestinyouth.nestleusa.com/public/default.aspx  The application deadline is November 8, 2012.

Help support your local 4-H clubs by adding $1 at checkout from September 19th through September 30th.  100% of the proceeds from the sale of paper clovers will be split among state and county 4-H programs and the National 4-H Council.
For more information about the partnership between TSC and 4-H, visit http://TractorSupply.com.

A delegation from Craven County 4-H attended 4-H Citizenship North Carolina Focus, which was held in Raleigh, North Carolina.   The Craven County delegation returned home from three days in which more than 200 youth and adults representing over 75 4-H programs across the state gathered to exchange ideas, gain knowledge and learn through hands on experiences about the different levels and branches of government.

Destiny Oakley represented Craven County at the June 11-13 conference. Through various conference sessions and facilitated discussions, delegates learned and shared information related to local, state and national government as well participated in budget simulation sessions and learned how to be active in the area of citizenship.  Delegates also worked with their county 4-H Agent to develop an action plan based on a local need in their community to implement upon returning home from the conference.

The highlight of the conference was the Legislative Breakfast where delegates had a chance to meet and have photos taken with their elected officials.  Following the breakfast, delegates traveled to the Legislative Building in Raleigh to meet with their elected officials and their staff.

4-H Citizenship North Carolina Focus is sponsored by North Carolina’s Electric Cooperatives – Touchstone Energy.  North Carolina 4-H is Cooperative Extension’s youth development program.  

For more information on this event or other 4-H programs, please contact Wendy Paschal, 4-H Agent in Craven County at 252.633.1477.

This is your opportunity to submit photos that capture the diverse ways young people are engaged in agriculture today and the impact it has on communities!!

Contestants must be a 4-H member, volunteer, alumnus, or staff and 14 years of age or older. All photographs must be taken by an amateur photographer. Visit www.challenge.gov for official contest rules.

Photos can be submitted on www.challenge.gov  now through the end of the contest, July 2 2012. Photos should reflect on one of three areas of focus: citizenship in agricultural issues, how agriculture affects healthy living, and the science behind agriculture. All eligible photos will be available for public voting during July 18-August 1. The photos with the most votes will be chosen as finalists. The finalists' entries will then be voted on by a panel of judges consisting of USDA staff who will determine the top winners.

The winning photographs will be prominently displayed within the 4-H/USDA Headquarters in Washington, D.C., during National 4-H Week, October 1-6, 2012.

The Photo contest and display are part of the 150th anniversary celebrations of the Morrill Act and Cooperative Extension.

Wendy Garner Paschal, 4-H Youth Development Extension Agent of Craven County center, recently received a Search for Excellence Award from the N.C. Cooperative Extension.

 

Paschal was honored at Cooperative Extension’s district conference on April 5^th, held in Kenansville, NC. Since 2000, the N.C. State Grange has been the signature sponsor of the Search for Excellence Awards that recognize programming excellence among Cooperative Extension employees. The Grange has provided more than $179,000 to the awards program to date. In addition, the State Grange supports 4-H, Family and Consumer Sciences, FFA and other initiatives in N.C. State University’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. 

 

"Wendy began work as the Craven County 4-H Agent in May 2009.  Since that time, the major 4-H components of clubs, summer programs and school enrichment activities have developed far beyond where they had been, and progress continues to be made from month to month” said Dr. Tom Glasgow, County Extension Director,  “The significant increase in the number of 4-H clubs means that prospective 4-H participates have a much better chance of finding a club that meets their needs and interests.”

 

North Carolina Cooperative Extension partners with communities to deliver education and technology that enrich the lives, land and economy of North Carolinians. Extension serves citizens of the state’s 100 counties and the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Nation, providing education and technical assistance based on research from North Carolina’s land-grant universities, N.C. State and N.C. A&T State. Extension specializes in agriculture, youth, families, communities, health and the environment by responding to local needs.

 

Craven County 4-H offers community clubs, project-specific clubs and at-large membership opportunities to any youth ages 5-18 in our county.  If you would like more information, please call 252-633-1477 or visit http://craven.ces.ncsu.edu.

Do you know a vegetable seed from a sunflower seed?  How about the different leaf structure between a dogwood and maple tree?  Would you be able to identify 100 samples from varying commodity groups like Flowers and Indoor Plants, Vegetables, Landscape Ornamentals, and Fruits, Nuts and Berries? I am proud to say that at least six of our county 4-H youth know the answers to these questions and many more!  The Craven County 4-H Horticulture team, led by Dr. Tom Glasgow, spent last Saturday at NC State University in Raleigh competing in the State 4-H Horticulture competition.  This is the third year Craven County 4-H has participated and our winning reputation was on the line.  The team has received 1^st place in the junior division for the last two years running.  These young men work hard all year long to learn plant identification skills, basic horticulture principles and also judge quality based on specific criteria.  This year, six of our County 4-H members, competed both as a team and individually.  The team is made up of Nathaniel Glasgow, David Lynch, Seth Schneider, Zane Zechman, Tyler Toohey and Jack Roberson.  They competed against six other teams from across the state and we are extremely proud they brought home the gold again in 2012.  They have spent countless hours studying and preparing for this event.  Plans are already being made as they advance into the senior division next year.  But for now, they can relax starting their summer basking in that winning feeling.

    Don’t be fooled though, Craven County 4-H doesn’t take the summer off.  In fact, that’s when the fun and learning really gets cranked up.  Our 2012 Summer Fun program is shaping up to be quite exciting with field trips and activities planned that include Citizenship Academy, Babysitter’s Paradise, Taylor’s Creek Paddle Tour & Cloverbud Camp!  Each of these activities is designed as hands-on day camp opportunities for all county youth ages 5-18.  It is not necessary to be enrolled as a 4-H member in order to participate.  Cloverbud Camp is a good introduction to 4-H as youth ages 5-8 learn what it means to be a 4-H member by completing fun projects, playing games and learning songs!  Citizenship Academy will give teens a chance to learn about the different aspects of citizenship and local government in Duplin County with other district 4-H members.  Check out our complete summer schedule and registration information online at http://craven.ces.ncsu.edu or stop by the Craven County Extension office located at 300 Industrial Drive outside of New Bern at the Clarks Road exit off of the Hwy 70 W bypass.  You may also call (252.633.1477) or email Wendy Paschal, 4-H Extension Agent (wendy_paschal@ncsu.edu) with any questions.  Craven County 4-H has something for everyone with a variety of community, military and project-specific clubs located across our county. 

Click on the attached summer program schedule for a complete description of summer events!  The registration packet (also attached) includes everything you need to register!

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The Green Bears 4-H Club will be having a Bike Rodeo on Tuesday, May 1st at Brinson Elementary School on Old Cherry Point road in James City.  The event begins at 5pm and will include a session on bicycle safety along with inspection station, helmet-check and 5 obstacle courses!  This event is open to all Craven County 4-H members both young and old!  Bring your bicycle, helmet and good attitude!

If you can, pre-register with Ms. Wendy by that afternoon.....just email her at wendy_paschal@ncsu.edu or call 252-633-1477.

YOU MUST HAVE A HELMET TO PARTICIPATE!!!

What is the Poultry Science Summer Institute?

The summer institute is a four-day, four-night conference designed to broaden the high school student’s understanding of the educational disciplines, scholarship opportunities, careers and industries related to poultry science. 

Who can attend & how much is it?

Any high school student (rising 11th and 12th graders) with an interest in the biological sciences or a career in the poultry industry may apply to attend.   You must list as a reference a high school science teacher, counselor, County Extension agent, 4-H leader or vocational agriculture instructor.   We also request a brief personal statement of why you would like to attend.  There will be space for two adults to attend the conference as well.   Interested Teachers and Agents should contact the coordinator for more details.

Cost for the conference is only $50.00, which includes your lodging on campus, all meals, field trips, workshop materials, great goody bags and entertainment.

How do I apply?

   Once you’ve decided to join us, just follow the simple steps below.  There’s nothing to lose!

• Fill out the registration form before the May 2nd deadline.
• Complete a brief personal statement indicating why you are interested in the experience (this is very helpful when we are selecting who will be chosen to attend!).
• Mail or fax your form to Debbie Ort at the address on the bottom by May 2nd.
• We will notify you of your acceptance by the second week of May.
• Space is limited to 15 - 20 and this program is very popular. If you are not accepted the first time, please consider applying again next year.
  

What's in it for me?

You will get to see what campus life is really like at North Carolina State University when you come to the summer iInstitute. You will be staying in University Towers, a private residence hall (with a pool), going to local fun spots, doing hands-on-experimentation in a classroom setting, and doing all sorts of things that college students do. In other words, you'll get to "try us on for size". Students participating in the program will get to interact informally with numerous NC State Univ. faculty, staff and current poultry science students. Attendees will learn about the vast field that is Poultry Science as well as specific information on our Poultry Science Degree Program and areas such as:

• Career Fields & Areas of Opportunity
• Scholarship Requirements and Availability
• Internships while Attending College
• Employment Connections upon Graduation
• How to Apply to College and When
• and about anything else you would like to know about POULTRY!

AND most important of all, you'll make lots of new friends from all over the State of North Carolina. Still want more information? E-mail: debbie_ort@ncsu.edu or call (919) 515-5403..

April marks the nation’s “Month of the Military Child,” a time to honor youth impacted by the deployment of a family member. In celebration, North Carolina Operation: Military Kids (OMK), part of N.C. Cooperative Extension’s 4-H Youth Development program, invites you to join the first “Purple Up! For Military Kids” in North Carolina on Friday, April 13.

OMK needs your help to honor our military youth during Month of the Military Child by showing your support for military families. North Carolinian's are encouraged to wear purple on April 13 as a visible way to show support and to thank military youth for their sacrifices.  

 

North Carolina OMK is participating with other OMK states for the Second Annual Purple Up! For Military Kids!  The color purple symbolizes, in military terms, reaching out to all branches of the military.  OMK hopes everyone will take this opportunity to appreciate and celebrate these young heroes.

North Carolina Cooperative Extension, based at N.C. State University, is part of Operation: Military Kids (OMK), an effort sponsored by Army, Child, Youth and School Services in collaboration with National  4-H Headquarters, Boys & Girls Clubs of America, American Legion, Military Child Education Coalition, National Association of Child Care Resource and Referral Agencies and other state and local organizations. These partners help support military children, youth and their families who are experiencing a love one’s deployment. 

 

Children and youth whose parents have been deployed live with the uncertainty and concern for their parents on a daily basis.  Military families learn to be flexible, but lengthy deployments can be difficult for military youth, and many have experienced their parents leaving multiple times.

While military children look the same to teachers, friends and the community after a parent deploys, their lives have changed dramatically. Through OMK events, military youth can connect with other youth in similar situations and to other youth in the community. Operation: Military Kids is a national effort to support children of deployed soldiers from all branches of the military including Guard and Reserve. Activities for military kids are ongoing throughout the year and throughout North Carolina.

"Purple Up! For Military Kids" was first created in 2011 by New Hampshire OMK.  To honor our military youth, all OMK states have joined together to celebrate on a national "Purple Up! For Military Kids."

Remember to submit "Purple Up! For Military Kids" photographs to OMK for posting on the NC OMK website and Facebook page.  Military youth and families from across North Carolina and the U.S. will see them.  To learn more about "Purple Up! For Military Kids" and Operation: Military Kids, visit www.operationmilitarykids.org or contact Scott Enroughty, NC OMK project coordinator.

The North Carolina 4-H Horsemanship Camp is held in June of each year at Millstone 4-H Center. This rustic camp is located in Richmond County near the town of Ellerbe.

Youth who attend Horsemanship Camp will improve horsemanship skills while having fun with other 4-H'ers. A highly qualified camp staff will introduce the beginning rider to the basics of horsemanship while advanced riders can learn additional horsemanship skills and showing techniques. Special features of the camp include educational lectures, riding lessons, trail rides and training demonstrations, in addition to traditional camp activities.

Instruction will be given in hunt seat and western disciplines. Should enough interest exist, instruction in Gaming, Dressage, Non-Trotting and Saddle Seat will be offered. All campers must supply his/her own horse, equipment, feed, and transportation. The camp will provide bedding for the stalls.

Attendance is open to youth who are certified North Carolina 4-H members, are 9 to 19 years old, and have access to an acceptable horse. Each camper will be solely responsible for the care and feeding of his/her horse. Each camper must have a physical examination within one year before camp and be deemed able to complete the camp activities. No horseless campers will accepted. Camper numbers are limited and will be divided equally between hunt seat and western riders. These slots will be filled on a first-come basis depending on the camper and their horses' eligibility.

If accepted, campers must complete the horse health record with their veterinarian's assistance.This form, located in the camper's manual, states that the horse is free of disease and is in good health. Horses are required to have had a negative Coggins test for E.I.A. (Swamp Fever) dated April 1st or later of the current year. No exceptions will be made! Horses not fitting the riding program criteria or who exhibit lameness/behavioral problems will be sent home.

NOTE TO ALL CAMPERS- Camp Millstone cabins are undergoing renovation and will have PRIVATE BATHROOMS in each cabin, along with AIR CONDITIONING!!

Registration Fee - $395

Fee includes a $150 non-refundable deposit. Incomplete applications will not be processed.

Please send your application into EHH as directed and if you are accepted into the 2012 4-H Horsemanship Camp you can finalize your registration and pay all camp fees. All payments will be done online through the camp Millstone website following application acceptance.

Listed below is the link to the 4-H Horsemanship Camp Manual. Please consult this document for additional information and bring a copy to Camp!

4-H HORSEMANSHIP CAMP MANUAL

4-H Horsemanship Camp Applications

Camper Application

Junior Leader Application

Adult Volunteer Application

4-H Horsemanship Camp Required Forms

The following forms MUST be filled out and brought to camp:

4-H Code of Conduct Form

4-H Camper Code of Conduct Form

4-H'er Medical Release Form

4-H'er Health History Form

Media Release Form

Horse Health Record Form

Medical Consent and Release Form

ALL horses are required to have a Negative Coggins Test for EIA dated April 1st, 2012 or later.

No exceptions will be made!

 

Please direct all equine related questions to:

Extension Horse Husbandry
North Carolina State University, Box 7523
Raleigh, N.C. 27695-7523
(919) 515-5784

     The award, which recognizes Americans of all ages who have volunteered significant amounts of their time to serve their communities and their country, was presented by The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards program on behalf of President Barack Obama.  Destiny participated in the Spirit of Community program this year as a representative of Craven County 4-H in New Bern, where she is a member.

   Destiny earned her award by participating as an at-large member with the Craven County 4-H program and serving on the County 4-H Council.  Elected as Secretary of the Council for 2012, Destiny has been a constant presence since it began just two short years ago.  Her creative ideas and innovative outlook has helped build the county program, which offers community clubs, school enrichment and special interest activities for youth ages 5-18 in Craven County.  Last summer, Destiny taught a portion of Cloverbud Camp focusing on reading and illiteracy among elementary-age youth.  The two-day camp was designed to offer youth ages 5-8 a variety of hands-on activities introducing them to the world of 4-H. 

   “The great thing about Destiny is she can always be counted upon to volunteer when asked.  She has helped us with the Share Your Christmas Food Drive for the past two years and helped hand out Hero Packs as part of the Operation Military Kids 4-H program.  She is smart and dedicated to the organizations she helps,” said Wendy G. Paschal. 4-H Extension Agent for Craven County. “It has been a pleasure to have her join our 4-H program and lead our youth in the 21^st century.”

Sponsored by Prudential Financial in partnership with the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP), The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards program recognizes young people across America for outstanding community service activities.  More than 345,000 young people across American have been considered for these awards since the program began in 1995.

  “The recipients of these awards vividly demonstrate that young people across America are making remarkable contributions to the health and vitality of their communities,” said John R. Strangfeld, chairman and CEO of Prudential Financial.  “In recognizing these students and placing a spotlight on their volunteer service activities, we hope to motivate others to consider how they can also contribute to their community.”

  “Demonstrating civic responsibility through community volunteerism is an important part of life,” said NASSP Executive Director JoAnn Bartoletti.  “These Honorees practice a lesson we hope all young people, as well as adults, will emulate.”

  Program applications were distributed last September through all public and private middle level and high schools, Girl Scout councils, county 4-H organizations, American Red Cross chapters, YMCAs, and affiliates of HandsOn Network.  After Local Honorees were named, state-level judges selected State Honorees, Distinguished Finalists and Certificates of Excellence recipients.  Volunteer activities were judged on criteria such as personal initiative, creativity, effort, impact, and person growth.

First Pioneer Insurance Agency in Asheville NC is giving 4-H’ers a chance to WIN $500 for their 4-H project or activity!

On February 15^th they launched a contest on Facebook for all active 4-H members currently working on a project or activity.  To enter 4-H’ers simply need to email a photo of their project along with their name, county, and a brief description of what they’re working on.  They will then load it on our Facebook page where they can have family and friends “like it”.  The photo with the most “likes” will be the winner!

They also want to get the community involved!  For every “like”, they will donate $1 towards sending kids to 4-H camp (up to $1,000).  Entries will be grouped by county, and the money will be awarded to the county whose entries collectively have the most “likes”!

 

Please spread the word and share this information with your active 4-H members.  We have attached a flyer with all of this information for you to share with others.  Please feel free to contact us by email (michellev@pioneerinsurance.com) or call us at 800-547-1495 with any questions.

 

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Walter Earle
County Extension Director-Wilson County
North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service
1806 S. Goldsboro Street, Wilson, North Carolina 27893
Email:walter_earle@ncsu.edu
252-237-0111 Office
252-205-7123 Cell
252-237-0114 Fax

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The 2012 Volunteer Leaders' Conference will be held February 3-5 at the Sheraton in Research Triangle Park.  The theme for the 2012 conference is "Going Beyond Expectations".

On Friday afternoon, February 3rd you can choose from two of the four pre-conference workshops for $30.00.  Pre-conference workshops include: 

Cake Mix, Dishwashing Soup and Sour Cream for FREE!
Couponing 101
Worms and Plants and Pests, Oh My! Vermicomposting Fun for Your 4-H'ers
Fabulous Fibers and Delicious Dyes
Connecting 4-H Volunteers with Latino Youth:  Successful Strategies
Sew Easy Even a Cloverbud Can Do It!
Harnessing Energy for a Healthier Generation

You must pre-register for these pre-conference workshops by January 20th.  Friday evening will include a bonus workshop, BLAST (Building Lasting Appreciation for Science and Technology) Fair.  The "Weekend Gardener" will conduct a seminar, a Health Care Simulator and a karaoke corner shall top off the evening's events.

Saturday will have something for everyone.  Featuring a full line up of over 40 workshop choices in sixty and ninety minute settings.  You can choose four workshops.  Some of these are:  preparing healthy snacks, managing behavior, electric projects and leadership.  Saturday registration includes breakfast, refreshments, lunch and awards banquet.  An auction will follow the banquet.

Sunday brunch with a capnote speaker, annual meeting and officer installation will conclude around 11:15am.

There are several fee options, contact the 4-H office to find out more!  Hotel reservations must be made directly with the Sheraton Imperial Hotel at (919) 941-5050 by January 13th for a conference rate of $90 per night. 

Our 4-H County Council group met the week before Christmas to elect new officers for the coming year.  Our teen planning board from last year morphed into an official County Council with elected officers at the request of club leaders in the program.  Each county club was allowed one vote for each office position, as well as a vote from the at-large membership and special programs.  The final count came at the meeting on December 19th.  The following 4-H members have been elected to serve as County Council officers  for 2012.  Each of these members will now be eligible to serve at the District level once they complete this years term.

President:  Tara Flanagan, Town & Country 4-H Saddle Club
Vice President:  Kadrian Eubanks, Town & Country 4-H Saddle Club
Secretary:  Destiny Oakley, at-large member
Reporter:  Megan Mynster, Green Bears 4-H Club

Congratulations to our new officers for 2012!

The North Carolina Association of County Commissioners is hosting its fifth annual essay contest on county government.  The deadline for entries is midnight, April 30, 2012.  The topic of the essay is, "How does my county government improve the lives of its citizens?" 

Essays are limited to 500 words.  The winning student and his/her teacher will each receive $500 and their award at a Board of County Commissioners meeting in their home county.

For more information about the contest, please contact Todd McGee at 919-715-7336 or todd.mcgee@ncacc.org. 

The official rules and application form can be downloaded from our county government educational Web site at:  http://www.welcometoyourcounty.org/content/2012_essay_contest.shtm.

In our latest work on Gen Z, we’ve been working with some of North Carolina’s best and brightest youth, but we couldn’t do this work without the support of many youth organizations across the state.

NC 4-H has been working with youth in NC for more than 100 years. Yep, you read that right - a CENTURY. Because of their pioneering youth engagement work, IEI has teamed up with 4-H on this program of work.  Read more.....

North Carolina 4-H is pleased to announce that through the North Carolina 4-H Development and the support of 4-H Donors, we will have the opportunity to award 4-H scholarships once again for outstanding 4-H members in North Carolina.  A complete list of scholarships, including detailed information on each is included attached in the 2 documents. 

Please read over the Scholarship Guide as it list the specific requirements of each scholarship.  It is very important that 4-H'ers apply for only those that they meet the requirements for.

Scholarship Packets are due to Ms. Wendy by January 20, 2012.

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Craven County 4-H held it's Annual Achievement Banquet on Thursday, November 10th at the Agriculture Center in New Bern.  County 4-H members, volunteers and Extension staff enjoyed a wonderful meal from Famous Subs' to start the evening.  Commissioner Tom Mark and Theron McCabe attended to see youth and adults honored for their participation, enthusiasm and excellence in 4-H programming during the 2011 year.  The program included a Thought for the Day, "Happy 236th Birthday to the United States Marine Corps", written by Ms. Destiny Oakley. 

The Shelton Challenge is a one-week summer experience for rising freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors in high school.  Shelton's cornerstones of values-based leadership - honesty, integrity, compassion, diversity, and social responsibility - are the foundations of this experience.  The core curriculum focuses on Leadership Roles and Accountability, Team Building, Leadership Styles and Situations, Social Responsibility, Integrity as a Leader, Public Speaking, Changing Behaviors and Goal Setting.

The Southeast District 4-H Teen Council meeting is scheduled for Thursday, December 22nd in Onslow County.  Our district officers have developed an agenda for youth ages 13 and older.  Cost is only $6.  Ms. Wendy will be providing transportation, so please let her know by December 15th if you would like to go.  We will leave the Craven County Ag Center around 8:45am that day.

Agenda Southeast District Council Meeting

December 22, 2011

Onslow County

 

I.   9:45am – 10:15am – Registration

II.   10:15am – Business Meeting

III.   11:00am –Workshops lead by district officers

IV.    12:00pm – Lunch (pizza)

V.    12:45pm – Presentation by the SAPHE Teens Team – how to be advocates to prevent underage drinking

 

VI.    2:00pm – Adjourn

 

Cost: $6, which covers insurance, lunch, snacks, workshop materials, and guest speakers

Our beautiful, handmade, Frazier Fir wreaths are already on sale.  These wreaths come to us from a Christmas Tree Farm on the border of the NC/VA Mountains and will make a lovely addition to your holiday decorating.  The wreaths are sprayed with Greenzit to help them stay fresh all through the holiday season.  Wreaths cost $20 and will be available for pick-up at the Craven County Agriculture Center on Wednesday, November 30th! 

Place your pre-order by Tuesday, November 8^th and arrangements will be made to have your wreath delivered right to your door! Click here for online order form.

Call Wendy Paschal, 4-H Agent at 252.633.1477 to find out how to place your order.  You may also contact her by email at wendy_paschal@ncsu.edu. If you would like to see a sample wreath before placing your order, come by the Cooperative Extension office to see a sample (after November 1st).

Saturday, October 15

9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Regular admission

 

Time travel to the 18th and 19th centuries and experience the adventure of being a kid when North Carolina history was just beginning. All ages will enjoy interactive crafts and activities that make history come alive. Visit the past using the technology of the future at the new North Carolina History Center. And walk through our historic buildings and beautiful gardens throughout the day where you'll be joined by historic characters as you experience what it was like for a kid to live, work, and play in the North Carolina of centuries ago.   

 

Creative Crafts: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m - Make a cornhusk doll, clay marbles and a marble pouch. Do you know what a thaumatrope is? It's a popular 19th-century optical illusion, and you can make one!
 

Thrilling Historic Entertainment: 1:00 p.m. -  Experience the early 20th century's Golden Age of Radio, when families used to gather round the radio for their favorite shows. A live cast of voice actors and sound effects artists perform "The Monkey's Paw", an adaptation of W. W. Jacobs' harrowing tale of three wishes gone horribly wrong! The Tryon Palace Players perform this thrilling adventure on stage in beautiful Cullman Performance Hall at the North Carolina History Center. 

 

Different ticket options are available for tours of the North Carolina History Center, the Governor's Palace, and our historic homes as well. No advance registration is needed. However, reservations for groups of 10 or more are required to receive our special group discount. Contact Karen Pierson, Group Services Coordinator, for more information at 252-639-3524 or kpierson@tryonpalace.org by October 13, 2011.

The General Hugh Shelton Leadership Center is pleased to offer for the 8th year a major 4-year college scholarship. Each year one emerging  student leader has been awarded essentially a full scholarship for all 4 years to NC State. Next year's winner could be you!  The mission of this Center, housed at N.C.State University is to "inspire, educate, and develop values-based leaders who are committed to personal integrity, professional ethics and selfless service".  We conduct scholarship programs, executive forums, and youth outreach programs.  As a part of the scholarship program we have endowed the General Hugh Shelton National Student Leadership Scholarship.

Essentially, we are trying to identify and reward America's most outstanding high school student leader.  The type of student leaders you are producing are exactly the ones who may be qualified and interested in pursuing this scholarship, valued at $10,000 per year(and renewable), plus an annual $2,000 stipend for external  leadership experiences such as study abroad.

The following website will provide a description of the scholarship,the criteria and the application, which is due this year by Nov. 1.

http://www.ncsu.edu/extension/sheltonleadership/leadership-scholarships/national-scholarships.php  

Submit the attached Scavenger Hunt to the Craven County 4-H office by Friday, October 7th to receive a prize!  (Forms may be either in print or electronic but must include the question AND answer).

Categories
Cloverbuds (5-8 years old) only need to complete 5 clues
Juniors (9-13 years old) need to complete 10 clues
Seniors (14-18 years old) need to complete 15 clues

If any youth completes all 20 questions they will receive $15 in scholarship money towards an upcoming 4-H event of their choice!

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For more than 101 years, the 4-H Program of North Carolina has been engaging youth in programs that help develop skills for a lifetime.  These skills range from communication to community service and from goal setting to leadership. Regardless of the skill learned, the benefits gathered from a young person participating in the 4-H Program are priceless. 

 

The 4-H is the largest youth development program in the nation, serving more than 6.5 million youth annually.  Administered by North Carolina Cooperative Extension at NC State University and NC A&T State University, 4-H serves youth in all 100 counties in the state plus the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Indians through a network of 100 County Extension Offices.  4-H is managed jointly by both a professional and volunteer staff.  North Carolina 4-H, one of the leading 4-H programs in the country, has more than 218,000 youth participants and more than 21,000 volunteers working together to deliver the more than 100 projects, opportunities, and events offered annually through the program.

 

 4-H is unique in that it offers experiences to the most urban young person and youth in rural areas by providing the opportunity to participate in community 4-H clubs, K-12 outreach programs (delivered in school classrooms), day and overnight camps, and other special interest opportunities.  North Carolina 4-H serves the sons and daughters of our military personnel through the 4-H Military Program located throughout the state, primarily on military bases. 

 

Youth members can participate in a variety of projects in the areas of science, technology, engineering, math, healthy living, citizenship and leadership.  Beyond the excitement of learning something new through a project, youth have the opportunity to participate in citizenship and leadership conferences, travel the state, become involved in their community through service, and meet new friends in a safe and comfortable setting. 

 

4-H youth are a living, breathing, culture-changing Revolution for doing the right thing, breaking through obstacles and pushing our country forward by making a measure-able difference right where they live. 

If you would like to learn more about 4-H, or have a family member wanting to join 4-H, contact Wendy Paschal, Craven County 4-H Agent at (252) 633-1477 or wendy_paschal@ncsu.edu.  Visit the North Carolina 4-H Youth Development website at:  nc4h.org. 

Writer: Mitzi Downing, mitzi_downing@ncsu.edu, 919-515-8487

 

North Carolina 4-H is excited to offer the opportunity to our 4-H'ers to serve as a Governor's Page once again this year during National 4-H Week - October 3-7, 2011. If you are between the ages of 15 and  18 years old, and in good academic standing with your school, this is the opportunity of a lifetime!

All applications must be sent to Wendy Paschal by August 26th (she will send it to Raleigh).  So please see the application attached if you are interested. If you need more information on the program and specific requirements, please see their website at:

http://www.volunteernc.org/programs/pageProgram.aspx

Please be sure to read over this as it gives very specific information regarding the pay for pages, meals, and lodging for each delegate.  

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Please join us for a revolutionary adventure in America’s colonial capital where the struggle for freedom began. Find out about the Rare Breeds that inhabit the Historic Area. Tour Great Hopes Plantation, a working farm, and participate in the daily chores. At the Powell House, an original building, learn about running a household, engage in colonial diversions and pastimes, and find out about education. Visit a palace built for a royal governor. March with the Fifes and Drums. Explore trade shops, where you can meet the printer or milliner. Take part in a criminal trial and hear heated political debate at R. Charlton’s Coffeehouse.

Be sure to join us on Saturday, July 30, 2011, for a special 4-H Day Celebration. Admission is just $5.50 per person!

For more information, call 1-800-280-8039.

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Check out the new Livestock Blog published by Margaret Bell, Agriculture Agent for Craven and Jones counties!  Return to the site frequently for the latest in livestock news and upcoming events!

http://cravenjoneslivestock.blogspot.com/

Craven County 4-H had 15 entries in the 2011 4th Annual NC OMK Visual Arts Contest.  Participants submitted photos or artwork associated with the following themes:  Images of America, All American Kids, Flags, Freedom and Families, and Honoring Those who Serve. 

The winning artwork will be displayed during the 2011 North Carolina 4-H State Congress during the week of July 17-22, 2011.  In addition, the NC OMK Visual Arts Contest exhibit was displayed at the Expo Center on the Fairgrounds at NC State in Raleigh.

Congratulations to the following ribbon winners! 

Images of America (11-12 year old)     

 1. Nathaniel Glasgow – Craven County  “The White House in the Spring”     

2. Hope Arrowood – Davidson County  “Macon Memories”   

3. Christopher Mack-Gonzalez  - Pitt County  (no title given)   

Flags, Freedom and Families (11-12 year old)   

1. Bailee Phagan – Forsyth County  “Freedom! Flying Your Way!”   

2. Hope Arrowood – Davidson County “USS Yorktown”   

3. Christopher Mack-Gonzalez  - Pitt County “Standing Bravely Through the Storm”

Honorable Mention: Spencer Hunter-Lashbrook  - Harnett County

   “Four Flags in the Wind”

 Participation Ribbon:  Nathaniel Glasgow – Craven County “To Those Who Gave Their All”  

Honoring Those Who Serve (11-12 year old)

 1. Christopher Mack-Gonzalez  - Pitt County “A Salute to Our Heroes”   

2. Hope Arrowood  - Davidson County  “Remembering Our Heroes”   

3. Spencer Hunter-Lashbrook  - Harnett County  “WWII Hero J. Francis Angier”   

Honorable Mention: Nathaniel Glasgow - Craven County “Korean War Memorial  - Reflections” 

Grand Champion

1. Alex Arrowood - Davidson County "Currituck Light" 

2^nd Overall: Nathaniel Glasgow – Craven County  “The White House in the Spring”

3^rd Overall: Margaret Malone  - Wake County  “America’s Finest” 

4^th Overal: Katelyn Wagner  - Franklin County  -  “Honoring Our Countries Father”

North Carolina’s Operation: Military Kids (OMK)

Artwork (Poster) Contest Judging Results - 2011

 

 

Images of America (5-8 year old)     

 

1. Joshua Ruiz  - Craven County  “Images of America”   

2. May Lynn Rivera  - Craven County  “Statue of Liberty”   

3. Luke Arrowood  - Davidson County  “Washington Monument at Sunset”

 

All-American Kids (5-8 year old)     

 

1. Faith Switzer  - Craven County  “All American Kids”   

2. Ivoree Hill  - Craven County  “Children of the World”

   

Flags, Freedom and Families (5-8 year old)     

 

1. Alexis Spoerl  - Craven County  “Families”   

2. Bryan Dudley  - Craven County  “In My Dreams…”    

3. Sarah Bryant  - Onslow County  “My Awesome Dad!”

   

Honoring Those Who Serve (5-8 year old)     

 

1. Ewan Ingram  - Craven County  “My Mom and Other Marines”    

2. Sarah Marie Ebeling  - Pitt County  “Giving Thanks”   

3. Dathan Ingram  - Craven County  “Coming Home”                                                        

 

Images of America (9-10 year old)     

 

1. Brandon Galloway  - Craven County  “4^th of July”   

2. Amber Drummond  - Carteret County  “Monuments of America”

3. Bynna Phagan  - Forsyth County  “Cape Hatteras – Watching Over the Atlantic”   

Flags, Freedom and Families (9-10 year old)     

 

1. Alex Arrowood – Davidson County  “Freedom Fireworks”     

2. Dale Dudley  - Craven County  “Families Around the World”   

3. Cameron Dudley  - Craven County  “Around the World”

   

Honorable Mention: Nicole Marks  - Craven County  “Heart = Love   People = for Families”

 

Honorable Mention: Ulvi Gafarov  - Craven County  “American Flag”  

 

Honoring Those Who Serve (9-10 year old)     

 

1. Dorain Crowder  - Craven County  “The Rolling Marines”                                          

 

Check it out!

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Are you looking for something fun to do this summer?  Want to learn more about 4-H?  Check out our 2011 4-H Summer Fun Program that is hot off the press! 

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Participants can submit their entries now through Wednesday, June 15, 2011. Winning entries will be displayed at 4-H Congress in July. The purpose of this exhibition is to provide a showcase of 4-H members'
photographic accomplishments. After Congress, the winning photos will be displayed at meetings and events throughout the year. Winning entries from past years can be viewed online at
http://www.cals.ncsu.edu/agcomm/4-HPhoto/index.html 

NEW THIS YEAR: We are now accepting and encouraging digital entries! In an effort to reduce costs to participants, we are no longer requiring a print entry. Instead, you may email high-resolution digital images to
rebecca_kirkland@ncsu.edu. Please use “NC 4-H Photo Contest 2011” for the subject line in each email.

We would love to encourage every 4-H’er with an interest in photography to enter in this year’s exhibit. Please note that entries for the 2011 contest must be emailed or postmarked NO LATER THAN June 15, 2011, and should be original images created from June 2010 to June 2011. Contest categories this year include our standard "4-H in Action" and "Nature's Beauty" categories, with a new category this year of "Patterns." Each category will be divided into a Junior (Ages 9-12) and Senior (Ages 13-19) division.

We will continue to use an entry form with personal biographical data. This entry form must accompany each photo entered. In addition to assisting with the judging process, this information may be used by 4-H agents for news stories about their winning 4-H exhibitors. If you are submitting entries digitally, you are welcome to send the entry forms back as attachments.

For more information, including rules, entry forms and winning entries from previous years, please visit http://www.cals.ncsu.edu/agcomm/4-HPhoto/index.html. If you have questions, please call me at 919-513-3110 or email rebecca_kirkland@ncsu.edu.

The deadline for submitting entries is June 15, 2011.

Please submit digital entries to:   rebecca_kirkland@ncsu.edu 

Please submit print entries to:		
Becky Kirkland / NC 4-H Photo Exhibit
North Carolina State University
Box 7603
Raleigh, NC  27695-7603

You'll Learn:

• Who we are
• Military culture and Deployment Cycle
• What is the Yellow Ribbon Kit?
• Building our partnership for Yellow Ribbon Support and other youth-focused activities.

Volunteer Network for Military Children

In order to provide the best support and experience for our State's youngest military children, we need the help of caring, dedicated individuals such as yourself.  You have the opportunity to show your support of our Nation's Service members and their Families by being involved.

That's why, NC:  Operation Military Kids and NC National Guard Family Programs have partnered to seek individuals who love working with children and would like to be involved in a volunteer network that supports military children.

During our training, we'll discuss who we are and what we hope to achieve for military children by creating a volunteer network across the State.  We will help you understand the Yellow Ribbon Reintegration Program, the deployment cycle, and our role in working with military children throughout the various phases (including upcoming events and opportunities).  We'll have fun activities and ice breakers, discuss NCNG Family Programs' resources and services, as well as the NC Operation:  Military Kids, and more.  Lunch will be provided.

To RSVP, Please contact:
Scott Enroughty, Project Manager
NC Operation:  Military Kids (OMK)
919.515.8500
scott_enroughty@ncsu.edu
www.nc4h.org/military/index.html
www.operationmilitarykids.org

Sponsored by:  NC OMK and NC National Guard Family Programs

For a complete copy please click on the attachment!

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Not even three hours after the earthquakes  and tsunami struck Japan, scams taking advantage of this disaster began appearing. Scams range from fake anti‐virus downloads to fraudulent donation sites. Scammers are posing as charitable organizations and distributing mass emails or creating new domains, most using the words “Japan tsunami,” “relief,” and “donations.” It was estimated that 1.7 million fraudulent pages were created since the disaster. Some scammers use the domains and emails to request donations while others are harvesting email addresses and personal information from users. Other emails contain viruses that are downloaded onto the victim’s computer when opened. Another classic scam, known as the 419 message, is an email that convinces potential victims to advance funds with the hope of a larger return due to a settlement of millions of dollars with an earthquake and tsunami victim.1 In another scam, a link on Facebook’s website to a purported video of a whale being tossed from the ocean into a building leads to a fraudulent You Tube site. The fraudulent site is able to gather personal information which can be bought and sold on the cyber-black market. The link even has a hidden “like” button that causes the user to spread the scam to others on their own Facebook.

RECOMMENDATIONS AND CONCLUSIONS
These scams have the ability to install viruses on computers, collect and sell personal information, facilitate identity theft, and collect donations for personal use. Anyone wishing to donate to this cause should be cautious.

• Only donate to legitimate and recognized organizations directly through the organization’s website.
• Be skeptical of unsolicited email requests for donations even if they appear legitimate. The email could contain a computer virus or could be used to gain your personal information through a donor form.
• Be skeptical of unsolicited donation requests received via text message and social media sites.
• Checks should be made payable to an organization, never an individual.
• Request and keep receipts from your donation.
• Use caution when providing credit card information over the phone.

1 Keizer, Gregg. (14 March 2011). Criminals Kick off Japanese disaster scams at Record Speed. ComputerWorld. Retrieved on March 16, 2011 from http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9214518/Criminals_kick_off_Japanese_disaster_scams_at_record_speed.
2 Moe, John. (16 March 2011). Scams and Hoaxes Make the Rounds in Japan. Marketplace. Retrieved on March 16, 2011 from http://marketplace.publicradio.org/display/web/2011/03/16/tech‐report‐whats‐not‐happening‐in‐japan/?refid=0.
3 Scott, Monica. (16 March 2011). Attorney General warns Michigan residents supporting relief efforts in Japan of scam artists. The Grand Rapids Press. Retrieved on March 16, 2011 from http://www.mlive.com/politics/index.ssf/2011/03/attorney_general_issues_alert.html.

Information provided by the Pennsylvania Criminal Intelligence Center, Information Bullentin, CIKR-05-2011, March 16, 2011, Pennsylvania State Police, Bureau of Criminal Investigation, (855) 772-7768

Who?: 100-170 North Carolina 4-H youth, ages 14-19, and appropriate adult partners, selected by application.  Recruiting at least 2 per county – new or returning youth

What?: Dynamic learning focused on civic engagement and understanding government

When?: Monday June 13 – Wednesday June 15, 2011

Where?: Sheraton Downtown; Legislative Offices; Raleigh, NC

Why?: To inspire engaged citizenship and continued volunteerism among NC youth

If you want more information, contact Wendy Paschal, 4-H Extension Agent at 252-633-1477!

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Support will help local Havelock students prepare for FIRST Regional Competition

 

 

FIRST^® team # 3715 at MCAS Cherry Point’s Community Center is one of 500 high school teams being sponsored this year by JCPenney as part of the company’s multi-year goal to bring FIRST to more than 1,100 communities in the U.S. FIRST^® (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) is a not-for-profit organization founded by Dean Kamen to inspire young people’s interest and participation in science and technology by engaging them in innovative robotics competitions. The 4-H Robotics Team is a rookie team that has spent six intense weeks designing and building an original robot for the FIRST Regional Competition scheduled for April 7-9, 2011 in Raleigh.

 

“Having our students involved in FIRST is not just about increasing educational opportunities in science and technology; but also instilling well-rounded life capabilities such as self-confidence, communication and leadership,” said Wendy Paschal, Extension Agent for 4-H Youth Development in Craven County. “JCPenney’s sponsorship demonstrates a commitment to investing in our local youth by making participation in FIRST possible.”

 

JCPenney’s sponsorship of 500 FIRST teams this season marks the beginning of the company’s philanthropic goal to introduce FIRST to more schools and communities throughout the U.S. and encourage greater participation among minority and female students. JCPenney’s legacy of working with youth organizations through its signature charity, JCPenney Afterschool, helps make it possible for more students to become involved in life-enriching learning opportunities.

 

A short six weeks ago, the 4-H Robotics Team received this year’s challenge, “LOGO MOTION^™” and a kit of parts made up of motors, batteries, a control system, a PC and a mix of automation components – but no instructions. Working with professional engineering Mentors, the team has spent the last six weeks building a robot that can maneuver a field flanked by poles and earn points by hanging as many triangle, circle and square logo pieces on each pole as possible. Bonus points will be awarded for each robot that can hang and assemble logo pieces to form the FIRST logo as well as deploy a “mini-bot” to climb vertical poles positioned within the middle of the field. Competitions measure the effectiveness of each team’s robot and the students’ ability to collaborate effectively.

 

Schools, communities and government acknowledge the need to improve the country’s global economic competitiveness by increasing aptitudes in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) among America’s youth. Studies show that FIRST students are three times more likely to major in engineering in college, 10 times as likely to have an apprenticeship their freshman year, more than twice as likely to pursue a science or technology career, and nearly four times as likely to pursue a career in engineering.

 

Currently in its 20th Season, FRC anticipates close to 2,100 teams will compete in 48 Regionals in the U.S., Canada and Israel, as well as nine district competitions and one state championship in Michigan ― all leading up to the 2011 FIRST Championship at the Edward Jones Dome, April 27-30, in St. Louis, Mo. This season, participating FRC high school students are eligible to apply for more than $14 million in scholarships from leading universities and colleges.

 

About FIRST^®

Accomplished inventor Dean Kamen founded FIRST^® (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) in 1989 to inspire an appreciation of science and technology in young people. Based in Manchester, N.H., FIRST designs accessible, innovative programs to build self-confidence, knowledge, and life skills while motivating young people to pursue opportunities in science, technology, and engineering. With support from three out of every five Fortune 500 companies and more than $14 million in college scholarships, the not-for-profit organization hosts the FIRST^® Robotics Competition (FRC^® ) and FIRST^® Tech Challenge (FTC^® ) for high-school students, FIRST^® LEGO^® League (FLL^® ) for 9 to 14-year-olds, (9 to 16-year-olds outside the U.S. and Canada) and Junior FIRST^® LEGO^® League (Jr.FLL™) for 6 to 9-year-olds. Gracious Professionalism^™ is a way of doing things that encourages high-quality work, emphasizes the value of others, and respects individuals and the community. To learn more about FIRST, go to www.usfirst.org.

Billy S. Murray, Sr. was a professional farrier and a long time 4-H leader and supporter in the Southeast District. Billy led 4-H horse clubs in both New Hanover and Brunswick counties. He was also an active member of several horse organizations in Southeastern NC, including the Carolina Classic Horsemen’s Association, the Seagate Saddle Club, the Brunswick County and Columbus County Horsemen’s Association. He was always willing to lend a hand and help out other horse owners and youth in a time of need. His sudden death came in September of 2005, after announcing a Wayne County youth horse show in Goldsboro, of which he had supported each year. This scholarship was established to carry on Billy’s tradition of supporting youth through 4-H horse activities.  

Applications must be post marked no later than March 25th, 2011.

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NC Operation Military Kids is excited to announce the 4th Annual NC Operation:  Military Kids Visual Arts Contest! 

The contest is open to all NC youth.  Age categories are 5-8, 9-10, 11-12, 13-15, and 16-19.  The contest is designed to introduce youth to the Visual Arts as part of the 4-H Expressive Arts Curriculum.  Youth will utilize their skills and their artistry to capture their views of America and patriotism.  This is a great opportunity for all NC youth to showcase their talent and skills in the Expressive Arts area.

This year's themes are:
Images of America
All American Kids
Flags, Freedom and Families
Honoring Those who Serve

Contest rules and guidelines can be found at http://www.nc4h.org/military/index/html!

Eligibility of Photos and Artwork:  All photographs and artwork must have been taken by youth between the dates of May 1, 2010 and the time of entry.  Photos may be submitted only one time and in only one division and class to the NC OMK contest.

Entry Deadline:  Entries must arrive in the NC 4-H Youth Development Office, postmarked no later than Friday, April 29, 2011.  If you need help with the transport or shipping of your artwork, please contact Wendy Paschal, Craven County 4-H Agent at 252-633-1477.

Craven County 4-H held its annual Achievement Night on Wednesday, November 3rd at the Craven County Agricultural Center.  The event began with a lasagna dinner at 6:30pm.  4-H members, volunteers, Extension Staff, and special guests gathered together to honor the hard work of all Craven County 4-H this year.  Attendees brought canned food to support the "Hungry to Help" initiative that is being carried out through the State of North Carolina.  All collected items will be taken to the New Bern warehouse location for the Food Bank of Eastern and Central NC. 

4-H members were honored for their participation and achievement in events such as District Activity Day, District Horse Show, Horticulture Contest, 4-H Camp and many more! 
Make sure you watch the Achievement Night Slideshow on our video page.  If you would like more information about Craven County 4-H, please contact Wendy Paschal at 252-633-1477 or wendy_paschal@ncsu.edu.

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Working hard!

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Oakley Family Pre-Game
Pre-game at the NCSU v. Citadel game on Saturday, September 22nd, Military Appreciation Game

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Cherry Tree House Horticulture Program
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Destiny & Sammi
Natural History Museum Visit in Raleigh

Senator Preston & Destiny
Senator Jean Preston & Destiny

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Museum


Stairs
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An original art show and competition featuring recyclable materials and YOUR imagination!

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October County Council Meeting
Craven County 4-H Council met in October to decorate table centerpieces for the Achievement Banquet in November.

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Megan Mynster


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Archery Training
Gene Shutt trains the staff at the MCCS Community Center about 4-H Archery Basics.

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Alex lost her tooth at camp!

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Emily works on her tye-dyed shirt!

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Ms. Tina gets them started!

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Homemade pizza for lunch!

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More tye-dye fun!

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Messy job!

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Tracing silhouettes!

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Working with Miss Destiny!

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Obie and Jane Kirkman
The kids gather around Mr. Obie for an explanation of goat feed!

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Opening Ceremonies

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Costume Contest

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MCCS Cherries 4-H Club
Tweens at the MCCS Community Center assembly Hero Packs!

MCCS Cherries 4-H Club
Hero Pack Assembly

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Brither Quidley


Samantha Wilson


Brither Quidley


Kadrian Eubanks


Krystal Maxwell


Krystal Maxwell, Kadrian Eubanks, Haley Snell


Anna Maxwell, Kobey Eubanks, Krystal Maxwell


Kobey Eubanks, Krystal Maxwell


Kadrian Eubanks, Stacey Eubanks, Kim Snell


Tammy Quidley

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The Green Bears 4-H Club work on planting during their March meeting.

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Robot Demonstration @ Cherry Point Community Center on 11/22/2010

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Robot Demonstration @ Cherry Point Community Center on 11/22/2010

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Robot Demonstration @ Cherry Point Community Center on 11/22/2010

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Robot Demonstration @ Cherry Point Community Center on 11/22/2010

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Robot Demonstration @ Cherry Point Community Center on 11/22/2010

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Robot Demonstration @ Cherry Point Community Center on 11/22/2010

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Robot Demonstration @ Cherry Point Community Center on 11/22/2010

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Robot Demonstration @ Cherry Point Community Center on 11/22/2010

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Electric Workshop - 11/23/2010

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Electric Workshop - 11/23/2010

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Electric Workshop - 11/23/2010

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Electric Workshop - 11/23/2010

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Electric Workshop - 11/23/2010

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Electric Workshop - 11/23/2010

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Coastal Carolina Saddle Club, Year End Awards

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Volunteers enjoy the grub!

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Kids fill their plate!

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Penny serves drinks!

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Yum!

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Horse Bowl teams receive recognition!

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Kadrian and Ms. Wendy pose for the camera!

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Our littlest cloverbud!

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Ready for the action!

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Hot food! Delicious lasagna from Famous Pizza!

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Town and Country members chill out!

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Joe and Dianne Bell, guests

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Krofton and mom Stacey handle registration!

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fall decorations!

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Krofton mans the registration table!

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Tara receives an award!

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Tara and Ms. Wendy