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THE NUECES 4-H CLOVER CHRONICLES
APRIL 2015
INSIDE
THIS
ISSUE
NC4H Lock-In
April & May
NC4H
District 11
2015-2016 Steer
Tag Order Form
2015 STATE
FAIR Tag Order
Form
NC4H Fashion
Results
NC4H Photography Results
NC4H Roundup
Results
Relay for Life
Trap & Skeet
Whiz Bang
Council Officer
Application
Purple Up
4-H STRONG
Virtual Volunteer Conference
Battle of the
Boers
Shooting Sports
Texas Events
Conference
Center Camps
Clover
Chronicles
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April 2015
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
1 - TX 4-H Photography
Contest registration begins
(SENIORS ONLY) on 4-H
CONNECT
- Misty Wimberly Memorial
Scholarship due to NCJLS
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10- 2015 STATE FAIR Validation (Goat/Sheep/Swine) Tag
Orders Due
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15 - Majors & NCJLS Steer
Validation Tag Orders Due
- TX 4-H Photography Contest
deadline (SENIORS ONLY)
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18 - D11 Spring Spectacular
(Roundup, Fashion, CDM)
Victoria
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20 - NC4H Council Officer
Applications due
21 - 4-H STRONG Virtual
Volunteer Conference 11:00
a.m., http://texas4h.tamu.edu/
volunteer_conference
22 - 4-H STRONG Virtual
Volunteer Conference 11:00
a.m., http://texas4h.tamu.edu/
volunteer_conference
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24 - NC4H Lock-In entry
forms and payment for $10
fee PLUS due
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27 - NC4H Council Officer
elections 6:00 p.m. NCC
Auditorium
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Nueces County 4-H (NC4H) events are held in the Johnny S. Calderon Nueces County Center
(NCC), 710 East Main Avenue, Robstown, Texas 78380-3148, unless otherwise noted.
NCJLS is the Nueces County Junior Livestock Show.
RMBRF is the Richard M. Borchard Regional Fairgrounds, 1213 Terry Shamsie Boulevard,
Robstown, Texas 78380.
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May 2015
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
1 - NC4H Lock-In 7:00 p.m.
RMBRF, completed entry
forms and $15 fee PLUS at
the door
- Trap & Skeet Whiz Bang
2 - NC4H Lock-In through
6:00 a.m. RMBRF
- Trap & Skeet Whiz Bang
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25 - MEMORIAL DAY (county
-approved holiday; office
closed)
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JUNE 1 - LATE 2015-2016
MAJORS & NCJLS Steer &
2015 STATE FAIR Goat/
Sheep/Swine Validation Tag
Orders DUE
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NUECES COUNTY 4-H
Applications for the Misty Wimberly Memorial Scholarship are available online http://nueces.agrlife.org/publications/4-h-youth-development. This
scholarship was established from funds provided by family and friends to honor
Misty Wimberly, daughter of Ronnie and Kathy Wimberly. Misty died in a tragic
automobile accident on June 17, 1989. At the time of her death, Misty was actively involved in the 4-H and FFA programs and constantly encouraged other
youth through her leadership and active support of these programs. This is a
$500.00 one-year scholarship, with one-half (1/2) being paid each semester to
recipient’s college or university. Completed applications are due in the Nueces
County Junior Livestock Show Office by April 1.
Nueces County 4-H Council
Officer elections for the new upcoming 2015-2016 4-H service year (September
1, 2015 through August 31, 2016) will be held during the 4-H Council meeting
beginning at 6:00 p.m., Monday, April 27, 2015. Applications, as well as the
Council Standing Rules and eligibility requirements, are available online http://
nueces.agrilife.org/publications/4-h-youth-development/. Completed applications
are due in the NC4H Office by 5:00 p.m., Monday, April 20.
2015 Horse Validation
This year’s horse validation will open on 4-H CONNECT on March 1 through
May 1. Costs:
March 1 – April 15 - $10 per horse
April 16 – May 1 - $20 per horse
All horses must be validated or re-validated with payment each year to be eligible to show at District and State 4-H Horse Shows.
Two sets of instructions were provided via email to all Nueces County 4-H members with a “Horse” project:
Instructions for Families – how to validate a new horse or revalidate a horse
already in the system
Instructions for County Offices – how to approve validations and prepare a
transfer for payment with club/county check
County offices must approve validations by May 6 and all payments must be in
the 4-H Foundation by May 31.
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THE NUECES 4-H CLOVER CHRONICLES
NUECES COUNTY
4-H OFFICE
(NC4H)
Texas A&M AgriLife
Extension Service
Office of Nueces County
710 East Main Avenue, Suite 1
Robstown, Texas 78380-3148
Telephone 361.767-5220;
Fax 361.767.5248
Website http://nueces.agrilife.org
Email [email protected]
We’re on the Web!
http://
nueces.agrilife.org
THE
NUECES
4-H
CLOVER CHRONICLES is
published monthly, except for a
combined June/July issue. The
newsletter contains information
on activities, events, and
deadlines that 4-H families
need to keep up to date with
happenings in the Nueces
County 4-H program. It also
brings educational items of
interest to encourage further
research by readers. To
contribute
items
to
this
newsletter for publication, the
article must have a club
manager’s signature approval
prior to submission. The 25th
day of current month is the
deadline for the next month’s
issue. For the combined
June/July issue, articles are
due by May 25.
THE
NUECES
4-H
CLOVER CHRONICLES will
be emailed to all 4-H families
enrolled on 4-H CONNECT.
For those members who prefer
a hard copy document, please
call the Nueces County 4H
Office at 361.767.5220 to
request a copy be mailed.
THE
NUECES
4-H
CLOVER CHRONICLES is
online
at
http://nueces.agrilife.org.
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AMERICANS
WITH
DISABILITIES ACT OF
1990.
Individuals with
disabilities who require an
auxiliary aid, service, or
accommodation in order to
participate in any 4-H event
are encouraged to contact
their County Extension Agent
at 361.767.5220 at least one
week in advance of the
program in order for proper
arrangements to be made.
The information given herein
is for educational purposes
only.
Reference
to
commercial products or trade
names is made with the
understanding
that
no
discrimination is intended
and no endorsement by
Texas
A&M
AgriLife
Extension Service is implied.
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. The Texas
A&M University System, U.S.
Department of Agriculture,
and
the
County
Commissioners Courts of
Texas Cooperating