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Imperial County 4-H Intercom
April 2015
Dates & Deadlines
April
2nd Leaders Council
6pm at the Farm Bureau
11th South Section Mtg.
16th Livestock Leader’s Meeting
6pm at the Farm Bureau
18th Fashion Revue
18th Washington Focus Type 1
Diabetes Day
30th Deadline for State Leadership Conference
May
2nd Garden Delights
2nd Judging Day
7th Leaders Council
Meeting 6pm at the Farm
Bureau
13thAll Star Applications Due
14th All Star Interviews
16th Sectional Field Day
21st Livestock Leader’s Meeting
6pm at the Farm Bureau
23rd 5k Color Me Green Run!!!!!!
30th State Field Day
June
4th Leaders Council Meeting
6pm at the Farm Bureau
Calendar Planning
20th Record Book Judging
20thEmerald Star Projects Due
29th Achievement Night
Calling All High School Members!
(and graduating 8th graders!)
The Sustainability Camp Teen officers have been working
on a environmental awareness day camp targeting 4th
through 6th graders all year! Now we are looking for Camp
Staff!! If you are in high school or graduating from 8th grade we
want YOU!! If you are interested in helping come an informational
meeting, May 7th , 5:15pm at the Farm Bureau in El Centro. This will
look great on your future scholarship,
college, and job applications. Do not miss
out on this exciting and fun opportunity!
Worm composting bins, energy, land fills,
wetlands, and glow in the dark walk!!(You
can bring a friend who is not in 4-H)
Have questions or to RSVP text
Shanna Abatti 760-332-9909
Have a suggestion for the fair next
year? The I.V. Expo Fair Board accepts recommendations
made by the 4-H program on an annual basis. If you have recommendations you would like to make, please submit them to David Shelton, Shannon Magana, or Shanna Abatti.
Livestock Leaders Council Meeting
will be held April 16, 2015 at 6:00pm at the Farm Bureau
1000 Broadway in El Centro
Shannon Magana [email protected] David Shelton [email protected]
Would you like to learn more about the
4-H program? Attend a Leaders Council
Meeting held the first Thursday of each month,
6:00pm at the Farm Bureau in El Centro.
All three on page—PDR # 3 attended PDR# 4 set up,
plan, clean up #6 wrote an article or presented at club
2 great 4-H events on one day at
one place!! For your record book that is 2 of
everything!!!!! PDR #2 Participated (X2)#3 event
attend (X2) #4 helped setup/cleanup (x2) #6 read
commentary, wrote an article, or talked at your club
meeting about the event (X2) #7 won an award (X2)!!
Garden Delights
&
Judging day
When: Saturday May 2, 2015
Time: 9:00am-11:00am
Where: Frank Wright Middle
School 885 N. Imperial Ave, Imperial Ca
EXAMPLES
Garden Delights:
What do I do to Prepare?
1. Create a menu based on a theme
2. Make ONE item from that menu that contains MOSTLY fruits and vegetables.
3. Dress the theme!
4. Know the cost and Ingredients of your prepared dish. What
do I take with me?
Provide your own table setting, one prepared
dish (judges may sample) and copies of your
recipe. Who
is Eligible??
Any 4-H member age 5-19.
Categories:
1. Informal
2. Formal
3. Special Occasion 4. Edible Centerpiece
What is Judging Day:
I am so glad you asked! Judging day is a one day event
where 4-Hers come and test their knowledge in their respective 4-H projects. There can be a class for every project in 4-H including Large and Small Animal Potpourri (a
collection of one question for each species). The respective Record Book winners in each project serve as the
judges, who not only put together 4 questions, but also
score each competitor. Participants can enter a total of
three classes and potpourri. At Judging Day there is a
“How to Judge” demonstration that is very helpful for new
members. You can win medals for your 4-H hat!!!!
For your record book PDR #2 participated #3 event
attend #4 helped setup/cleanup #6 read commentary, wrote an article, or talked at your club meeting
about the event #7 won an award !!
Fashion Revue
Saturday April 18, 2015
St. Paul Lutheran Church
562 Chestnut Ave
Holtville, Ca
Registration Begins : 8:30am
Judging Begins: 9:00am
Fashion Show: 11:00am
(Awards Ceremony to follow)
Please invite your family (grand parents, aunts, &
uncles) and friends to attend the Fashion Show!
What is Fashion Revue?????Fashion Revue encourages
members to focus on their personal appearance and sense of style,
fashion, and consumer science. The primary purpose of Fashion
Revue to is build self-confidence in young people by helping them
find the style that suits them best and work on grooming, posture
and stage presence. Members may purchase an outfit or sew a
garment for the event. The sewn category may use new fabric or the
recycling of an old garment into a new one.
This event is open to all 4-H members. Judging will be based on
the fit and appearance of the garment as well as the presentation
of the outfit.
Who is Eligible?? Any 4-H member age 5-19.
Imperial County
Fashion Revue
2015
Entries in the
Traditional category must be in a Clothing and Textile Project. All other categories are open to ALL members regardless of project!
Helpful Links:
Writing Commentaries for Fashion Revue:
http://ucanr.edu/sites/SJC_4H/files/63618.pdf
Check the next Page
for this years
categories!
Modeling Guide (scroll to Bottom of Page):
http://ucanr.edu/sites/SJC_4H/Events_and_Calendar/4-H_County_Fashion_Revue/
Fashion Revue Manual:
http://www.oc4h.org/files/135396.pdf
Categories For Fashion Revue
1.
Traditional-Constructed: features garments the participant has constructed for him/
herself, showcasing sewing skills and the ability to coordinate an outfit. The entry must be
sewn by the member as part of his/her 4-H Clothing and Textiles project. The outfit must
contain at least one constructed garment; participants are encouraged to construct additional garments to complete the outfit.
2.
Consumer Science Purchased $40.00 limit for the entire outfit, includes shoes
but not sales tax. Receipts from the current 4-H year are required for any item that is visible.
Gifts, prior purchases, and items without receipts are not eligible for this category. Receipts
from yard sales, etc. may be hand written. There is no 4-H project requirement.
3. Upcycled– take one or more existing garments and turn them into a new, different, and
wearable garment. Add an accessory handmade made by the participant (supplies to make it
may be purchased). The upcycled garment must be sewn by the member as part of his/her 4H Clothing & Textiles project. Additional upcycled and/or sewn garments are encouraged to
complete the outfit. A “before” photograph showing the original garment(s) is required. This
is not an alteration such as a large dress altered to fit a smaller person. It is a complete
change such as pants and a shirt made into a dress. Other fabrics and material may be added
during the construction process.
Print the flyer to share! Upcycled flyer (link)
4. Jacket Challenge – tiered requirements - Junior: construct a jacket using any pattern,
any fabric. Intermediate: construct a jacket and one other garment. Senior: construct a jacket and other pieces to complete an outfit. The entry must be sewn by the member as part of
his/her 4-H Clothing & Textiles project. What is a jacket? For this category it covers the upper
body, has sleeves of any length and opens in the front. Other construction details such as fasteners, collar, lapels, pockets, lining, etc. are optional, determined by sewing experience. Jacket Challenge flyer (link)
5.
Costume Challenge- use any technique and any materials to create a costume. It does
not need to be sewn from fabric but it does need to be made by the participant, not purchased, borrowed or rented as a costume. Individual pieces can be purchased, especially
things like tights, a leotard, or a t-shirt. It would be expected that the shirt is decorated, embellished, or changed somehow to make it part of the costume. The more parts of the costume that are hand-made, the better. There is no 4-H project requirement. The theme and
costume must be 4-H appropriate. Accessories are encouraged that are worn as part of the
costume, but not props.
Costume Challenge flyer (link)
Presentation Day
Results
On March 28, 2015 The Dogwood and Star Route
4-H Clubs hosted the 2015 Imperial County 4-H
Presentation Day at the Westmorland Community
Presbyterian Church. Presentation Day and Public
speaking have been a cornerstone of the 4-H
Youth Development Program since its inception in
the early 20th century. The presentation program
includes competitions in various public speaking
formats including Demonstrations, Illustrated
Talks, Audio-Visual, Educational Displays, Interpretive Reading, Prepared Speech, Cultural Arts,
Impromptu and Mock Interview.
County Winners/ Gold Seal Participants will
advance to the Sectional Field Day Competition. This event will be held May 16th at
Mt. San Antonio College. Contact the 4-H
Office if you would like to advance.
760-352-9474.
PDR #2 Exhibited a educational display#3 attend #4 helped setup/cleanup #6 every
presentation, served as a room monitor, wrote an article, or talked at your club meeting
Audio-Visual Presentation
Intermediate
County Winner / Division Champion
Kirk Johnson – Star Route
Senior
County Winner / Division Champion
Bryanne Sanchez – Southwest Valley
Cultural Arts
Intermediate
County Winner / Division Champion
Karissa Colace – Star Route
County Winners
Intermediate
Caleb Chambers – Verde
Rachel Chambers – Verde
Emil Schaffner – Verde
Kirk Johnson – Star Route
Meghan Printy – Star Route
Senior
County Winner / Division Champion
Star Route - Benjamin Arroyave / Nathaniel Arroyave
County Winner
Star Route – Emarie Johnson / Steven Johnson
Demonstrations
Junior
County Winner / Division Champion
Emarie Johnson – Star Route
Intermediate Team
County Winner / Division Champion
Ezekiel Castillo / Santiago Castillo – Star Route
Educational Displays
Junior
County Winner / Division Champion
Benjamin Arroyave – Star Route
Intermediate
County Winner / Division Champion
Dillon Sanchez – Southwest Valley
County Winners
Philip Minnick – Star Route
Matthew Printy – Star Route
Intermediate Team
County Winner / Division Champion
Karissa Colace/ Meghan Printy StarRoute Intermediate
Senior
Rose Fiorenza – Magnolia – Blue Seal
Noah Minnick – Star Route – Blue Seal
Illustrated Talks
Primary Recognition – Citlalli Castillo – Star Route
Intermediate
County Winner / Division Champion
Philip Minnick – Star Route
Intermediate Team
County Winner / Division Champion
Benjamin Arroyave / Matthew Printy – Star Route
County Winner
Annie Britscghi / Caleb Chambers/ Rachel Chambers–
Verde
Presentation Day Results Cont..
Illustrated Talks Cont.
County Winner / Division Champion
Senior
Nathaniel Arroyave – Star Route
County Winner
Noah Minnick – Star Route
Impromptu
Primary Recognition – Citlalli Castillo –
Star Route
Junior
County Winner
Benjamin Arroyave – Star Route
Intermediate
County Winners
Karissa Colace – Star Route
Kirk Johnson – Star Route
Philip Minnick – Star Route
Senior
County Winner
Nathaniel Arroyave – Star Route
Prepared Speech
Senior
County Winner / Division Champion
Nathaniel Arroyave – Star Route
Interview Contest
County Winner / Division Champion
Junior
Benjamin Arroyave – Star Route
Intermediate
County Winner / Division Champion
Rachel Chambers – Verde –
Intermediate
County Winner / Division Champion
Emil Schaffner – Verde
County Winners
Caleb Chambers – Verde
Karissa Colace – Star Route
Philip Minnick – Star Route
Matthew Printy – Star Route
Blue Seal
Annie Britschgi – Verde
Senior
County Winner / Division Champion
Rose Fiorenza – Magnolia –
Blue Seal
Noah Minnick – Star Route
There are over 1000 new
pictured posted to the
Imperial County
Facebook Page!!
 Knowledge Bowl
 Fair
 Presentation Day
Check them out at the
following Link
www.facebook.com/
ImperialCounty4H
Interpretive Reading
County Winner / Division Champion
Junior
Ezekiel Castillo – Star Route
Intermediate
Blue Seal
Santiago Castillo – Star Route
Senior
County Winner / Division Champion
Any Sanchez – Southwest Valley
Special Thanks to our
judges: Alex Arroyave, Geoff
Holbrook, Bryan Jones, Margie
Lizarraga, JP Magallanes, Anita
Martinez, Robert Menvielle,
Marjorie Monte, Jeanine Smith,
Millie Spaugh, Sally Traylor, and
Carlos Lopez Wolfe.
PDR #2 Exhibit
display#3 attend
#5 volunteer #6
wrote an article,
or talked at your
club meeting
about the event
Have you ever been curious how the fair makes
decisions? Attend a fair board meeting! The next
meeting will be April 15th, 5:30pm at in the
board room (next to the front office on the fair
grounds) http://ivexpo.com/minutes-and-agendas
#2 provide a display#3 attend #4
helped setup/cleanup #5 volunteer #6
wrote an article, or talked at your club
meeting about the event #7 won award
MARK YOUR CALENDARS NOW!
The Cal-Focus Team and the 4-H All-Stars would like to invite you to the
‘Color me Green’ Color Run at the Imperial Unified High School athletic
field’s track on May 23rd, at 7 a.m. There will be food, water stations on
the track for a quick drink while running (Or walking), and entertainment
after the run. There will be a 3k run/walk at 7 a.m., and a 5k run/walk at
7:30 a.m. The pre-registration fee for 12 yrs. old and over is $25, and the
fee for 11 yrs. and younger is $15. At-the-door registration will be an added
$5. People of all ages are encouraged to come participate. All proceeds will
support Cal Focus and Washington Focus Delegates
Large Animal Round Robin
Look for more pictures on The Imperial County Facebook (pg. 6 )
March All Star
Report : Congratulations
to all of our winners at fair
this year! We had a fun
time watching everyone
show their animals, and
you all looked like winners
to us. Hopefully you had a
blast at the fair this year, as
I know the All Stars did!
Maybe you saw us at your
club potluck, or perhaps we
met at the Knowledge Bowl. Either way, we had an amazing experience at the fair with everyone. Congratulations to all of the competitors at the Knowledge Bowl! We could all tell
that you knew so much about all of the projects and we were impressed!
This past month, the All Stars met with Gloria Brister, a communications trainer, to
work on our professionalism. We all learned so much including: reading body language, a
proper handshake, how to remember names, business card etiquette, and so much more.
After two meetings, all of us are better prepared for future conferences and meetings.
Coming soon, we are arranging a Color Me Green Run in partnership with the Washington and California focus delegates. This incredible event will be held on May 23 at Imperial High School. The All Stars and our team have been arranging a fun day filled with tasty
food, popping music, and you’ll get an awesome T-shirt just by signing up! I hope all of you
make plans to attend, because you won’t want to miss out on this fun Color Run! Invite your
friends, and see the flyer attached in the intercom for more details on how to sign up.
PDR #2 Participated #3 event attend #4 helped setup/cleanup #6 wrote an article, or talked at your
club meeting about the event #7 won an award !!
CONGRATS!
2015 Knowledge Bowl Champion Teams:
Verde Jr. Team
Verde Sr. Wild Card team
Emil Schaffner, Ella Hoyt, Sarah Grizzle,
and Seth Hilfiker
Emily Allegranza, Addy Rubin and
Shelby Dill
2nd Place Medals Juniors— Benjamin Arroyave, Kirk Johnson, Santiago
Castillo,& Matthew Printy (Star route)
3rd Place Medals Juniors—Caleb Chambers, Cambria Day, Spencer
Hilfiker, & Sadie Allegranza (Verde)
2nd Place Medals Seniors—Adam Moreno, Nathaniel Arroyave, Brandon
Hall, & Steven Johnson (Star Route)
3rd Place Medals Seniors—Jay Abatti, Jordyn Wilson, Bryanne Sanchez, &
Amy Sanchez (Southwest Valley)
The Fair, for Southwest Valley 4-H, was a good
experience for our club, and everyone learned something during the week.
Our club attended events such as the Knowledge
Bowl where I feel our teams did a lot better than last
year. Mainly because we studied and prepared ourselves better beforehand. Many thanks to Mr. Pechtl
who helped organize our club’s teams and fun learning
events at the fair, such as the scavenger hunt. We also
sent representatives to compete in both the small and
large animal round robins. Congrats, they all did very
well.
Our club also put on a delicious potluck. This
helped us come together as a club during the fair and
see how everyone else was doing so far. Plus we
learned from others experiences. Not to mention the
great food to splurge on.
Our next monthly meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 21 at 6:30 P.M. in the Ben Hulse Elementary
School Cafeteria.
Respectfully Submitted by,
Dillon Sanchez
#6 wrote an article
Southwest Valley 4-H Club
The best versus the best
in 4-H competed during theKnowledge Bowl (over a 100
members!) at the California MidWinter Fair and Fiesta, Sunday
March 8th. Patterned after the
golden-oldie television show
"College Bowl,” it challenges
teams of 4 youth on their
knowledge of 4-H project areas.
During the competition, members are asked a sampling from
over 1,000 questions. Categories
include large animal (sheep, beef,
dairy, market goats and swine),
small animals (Rabbits, cavies,
pygmy goats, and poultry), still
exhibits (rocketry, robotics, sewing, and art) and general 4-H
knowledge. Thank you again to
our generous Belt Buckle sponsors! Tonette and Russell Johnson, Cheryl and Carl Fowler, A&W
Farm Club Lambs, Farm Credit
and Generous 4-H supporters!!
Thank you Jack in the Box in
Brawley for donating such great
prizes!!
County Record Book Workshop
Dates All Workshops will be held
at the 4-H Office 1050 E. Holton
Rd.
Beginning Record Book (Basics)
April 27 5:30pm
May 4th 5:30pm
June 8th 5:30pm
Online Record Book
April 27 6:30pm
May 4th 6:30pm
June 8th 6:30pm
#2participated #6
wrote an article
Hey Seniors!! Here are Lots and Lots of Scholarships!!
PDR #7won an award
Mary Harmon 4-H Scholarship (Application deadline: April 15, 2015)
http://www.ivcommunityfoundation.org/our-grants-&-programs/scholarships/mary-harmon-scholarship-fund/
Imperial County 4-H Leaders Council Scholarship (Application deadline: June 20, 2015)
http://ceimperial.ucanr.edu/4h/RecordBooks/scholarship/,
California 4-H Scholarships (Application deadline: June 1, 2015)
CTRL + Click the link to take
you directly to the scholarship
application!
http://4h.ucanr.edu/Resources/Members/Scholarships/
http://4h.ucanr.edu/Resources/Members/Scholarships/Scholarship_Categories/
https://ucanr.edu/survey/survey.cfm?surveynumber=14957
Imperial County Farm Bureau (Application deadline: April 20, 2015)
http://icfb.net/documents/scholarship/2015/ICFB%20scholarship%20AppPacket_2015_Final.pdf
California Farm Bureau (Application deadline: April 15, 2015) - http://www.cfbf.com/scholarship
Capca Desert Valley Chapter (Application deadline: April 15, 2015) http://www.icfb.net/documents/scholarship/2013/CAPCA2013ScholarshipApplication.pdf
Anthony Garcia Scholarship – (Application deadline: April 15, 2015)
http://www.collegeisnext.com/webfm_send/177
Hispanic Heritage, Emphasis on STEM majors (Application deadline: April 24, 2015) https://hsf.net/en/
scholarships/programs/
The Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation http://www.coca-colascholarsfoundation.org/applicants/#programs
NoCCA Patty Lang Scholarship (Application deadline: April 15, 2015) This merit based scholarship will be awarded to a deserving senior in Imperial County, who is planning to continue his/her career and/or education
http://www.collegeisnext.com/webfm_send/175
Stockmen's Club of Imperial Valley (Application deadline: April 17, 2015) Intended for students attending a
four year university, community college or technical school, with a minimum GPA of 3.5.
http://www.collegeisnext.com/webfm_send/176
Imperial Valley Regional Occupational Program Community Foundation Fund (Application deadline:
April 15, 2015) The IVROPCF will award scholarships to qualified students who enroll and have been accepted to an accredited career technical school, community college or university in the United States. http://www.collegeisnext.com/
webfm_send/161
Margaret C. Lassey Nursing Scholarship
http://www.imperial.edu/about/foundation/scholarships/scholarshipapplication/scholarshipapplicationlassey/
Ray family (Application deadline: April 30, 2015) http://www.ivcommunityfoundation.org/media/managed/
formsanddocuments/IVCF_Ray_Family_College_Scholarship_Program_2015.pdf
Judges Needed
4-H State Leadership
Conference
If you are interested in Judging or Volunteering for Garden Delights and or Fashion
Revue please call Stacey
Britscghi at
July 23-26, 2015
University of California, Irvine
Ages 13-19
760-457-9923
Registration deadline: April 30th
Registration Options: $499
(includes dinner and trip to
Disneyland!!)
http://4h.ucanr.edu/4-h_events/slc/
Did you know you can receive financial assistance through the 4-H state office
and Imperial county Leaders Council? Call the 4-H Office for more details!!
#3 event attend #4 helped setup/cleanup #6
wrote an article, or talked at your club meeting
about the event
ALL-STAR APPLICATIONS ARE DUE TUESDAY
MAY 13, 2015
Are you at least 15 years old as of Dec 31, 2015?
Have you obtained or are you eligible for your gold
star?
Do you like to have FUN?
Do you have ideas for how to improve the 4-H
program?
Do you like to travel?
If you answered YES to the above question than Imperial County
4-H All-Stars are for you!
Ready to apply? Download the application here.
AllStarApplication(CTRL+Click)
-Here's more information about the All-Star program throughout
California. State Information (CTR+Click)
FAIR CLEAN UP #3Attended
Only #4Attended and
worked #5 Participated in
Landscape contest #7 your club won an
award for your landscape #4 Served on
a committee for barn decorations and
or landscaping #2 Decorations depicted skill or knowledge attainment
(example parts of an animal #2 took a
club knowledge bowl quiz.
FAIR #2 exhibited animal or still exhibit#3attended only#7won an award #4
served on a committee for your club
potluck, auction runner, jr./tn. Leader
etc. #6 wrote an article or talked about
the event at your club meeting or assisted other members in learning
about different species for round robin
Share Your Voice
The applications for the 2015 National 4-H Shooting
Sports Youth Leadership Institute which will be held August 4 – 8, 2015 at California State University, Fresno
have been sent to all county 4-H staff. The conference is
open to 4-H members who are enrolled in at least one of
the six 4-H shooting sport project disciplines. Applicants
must be at least 15 years of age by January 1, 2015 to apply. All lodging (including linens), meals, trans-
portation during the event and materials will be
provided by generous donations from the National 4-H Shooting Sports Steering Committee
General Fund. For more information call the 4-H
Office 760-352-9474
Recruitment is open for the 2015-2016
Statewide advisory Committees. The advisory
committees offer insight, review, and input for
the operation and management of the
statewide 4-H program, and are comprised of
4-H members, adult volunteers, and staff.
( I am on the statewide animal science advisory committee!) Apply today, deadline is May
31, 2015 (The state office pays for all travel!)
http://4h.ucanr.edu/Get_Involved/
Advisory_Committees/ (link)
Committees (CTR + Click on the link
below for more information!)
Policy Advisory Committee
Incentives and Recognition Advisory Committee
Citizenship/Service Learning Advisory Committee
Animal Science Education Advisory Committee
Camping Advisory Committee
4-H Technology Leadership Team
Healthy Living Leadership Team
Shooting Sports Advisory Committee
4-H Plant Show Results
4-H Members of all age groups throughout Imperial County brought their
4-H Plant Science Projects to the Imperial County Fairgrounds in Imperial to have their Plant
Projects displayed and judged at the 4-H Plant Show held January 31, 2015 . Exhibits were
judged on Cultural Perfection, Foliage, Size, Health and General Appearance. Classes included: Bulbs, House Plants, Cut Flowers, Flower Bowls, Herb Gardens, Fruits & Vegetables, Trees
and Shrubs, Cactus and Succulents, Dish Gardens and Terrariums and Any Other. A total of 23
plants were submitted for judging. Judges bringing their expertise this year to the table were
Betty Miller and Lindsey Dale.
Primary Member Recognition:
Sadie McCalister – Star Route 4-H Club
Medalist Winners:
Class 1 – Bulbs:
Intermediate – Brandon Hall – Star Route 4-H Club
Class 4 – Flower Bowl:
Novice Junior – Carmina Pendley - Star Route 4-H Club
Class 5 – Herbs:
Novice Junior – Eylssa McCalister - Star Route 4-H Club
Intermediate – Brandon Hall – Star Route 4-H Club
Class 6 – Fruits & Vegetables:
Intermediate – Brandon Hall – Star Route 4-H Club
Class 7 – Trees & Shrubs:
Novice Junior – Eylssa McCalister - Star Route 4-H Club
Class 8 – Cactus & Succulents:
Novice Junior – Emarie Johnson - Star Route 4-H Club
Best of Show Junior Novice
Emarie Johnson - Star Route 4-H Club
Best of Show Intermediate
Brandon Hall – Star Route 4-H Club
This event was sponsored by the Star Route 4-H Club and The Imperial County 4-H Youth Development Program. Special thanks to Brandon Hall and Efrain Perez -Youth Chairs. Committee members: Carmina Pendley, Emarie Johnson, Elyssa McCalister and Eylssa McCalister. Special appreciation goes out to Mary Ann
Smith, Star Route Community Leader and Shanna Abatti. Imperial County 4-H Program Representative for all
of their help.
Thank You
Respectfully Submitted,
Matthew Printy
Star Route 4-H Club
Reporter
#2 exhibited plant #3attended only#7won an award
#4 served on a committee #6 wrote an article or
talked about the event at your club meeting
The University of California Division of Agriculture & Natural Resources (ANR) prohibits discrimination or harassment of any person in any of its programs or activities (Complete
nondiscrimination policy statement can be found at http://ucanr.org/sites/anrstaff/files/107734.doc) Inquiries regarding ANR’s equal employment opportunity policies may be directed
to Linda Marie Manton, Affirmative Action Contact, University of California, Davis, Agriculture and Natural Resources, One Shields Avenue, Davis, CA 95616, (530) 752-0495. If
you need special accommodations, please contact us at (760) 352-9474 (760) 356-3589 TTY-TDD