Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
Sonya Varea HammondCounty [email protected]
Program RepresentativeWendy [email protected]
SecretaryLennis [email protected]
CONTACTS:
Inside. . .County NewsFantastic 4-H Field Day ......1Monterye County Presenta-
tion Night 2010 ...............2Club NewsBowl-A-Rama 2010 ...........2Club Pictures .......................4Club EventsWho likes pancakes? ...........5Gonzales 4-H 2nd Annual Tri
Tip Dinner Fundraiser ....5County EventsRecord Book Winners .........5Poster Contest .....................6Delicious Desserts ..............62010 County Fashion Revue
moves to SVF .................7SVF - “Farm Fresh Fun” .....7Miss Salinas Valley Fair
Contest ............................8County PolicyParticipation Policy .............8From Your Program
Rep.Updates ...............................9Opportunities From
the State 4-H Offi ceUpdates ...............................9Important Dates to Share
and Save .......................11CalendarsCalendars ...........................12LinksSET....................................13
February, 2010
COUNTY NEWS
Fantastic 4-H Field Day - February 208:45 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. - County Office
This annual event is open to all 4-H members who want to learn, grow, socialize and possibly earn medals. Several clubs and the county’s TLAW, Anthony Cruz, have come together to make this an outstanding day. This year, the day will run longer so a hot lunch will be available to buy.
• You can enter an educational poster in the poster contest. Posters in junior, interme-diate and senior categories scoring the required number of points will receive gold med-als. Hosted by Mission 4-H. (See article on page 6)
• You can enter desserts in the Dessert Contest. Hosted by Nativdad 4-H. See entry details in article on page 6. Don’t bake? Come to taste!
• Do the Judging Contest. As a participant, you’ll practice your judging skills to rank a variety of displayed items from 1st place to 4th place on a score card. Gold medals will be awarded to the 4-H’ers scoring the highest number of points in junior and senior age divisions. Hosted by Aromas 4-H. (See more details on page 5)
• Learn about and participate in Livestock Judging from Lockwood 4-H.
• Participate, practice and learn about Vegetable Judging from San Benancio 4-H’s Vegetable Judging project members. More awards!
A hot and hearty lunch will be provided by Gonzales 4-H. Swiss sausage for $6 and hot dogs for $1.
You can count this day in your Record Book several ways; #3 Event attended, if you volunteer with your project or club to do one of the activities you can place is under #4 Leadership, if you enter something in the poster, dessert or judging contest you can take #2 Project Skills and if you earn a medal you can take #7 Honors and recognition.
If your club would like more information, contact the Buena Vista 4-H Leadership Proj-ect at [email protected].
page 2
CLUB NEWS
MONTEREY COUNTY PRESENTATION NIGHT 2010
Friday March 5 - 6 p.m. at La Gloria School in GonzalesHosting and BBQ provided by Gonzales 4-H
All members from 5-19 years may participate in Presentation Day. Primary or mini-members (5 - 8 year olds) will receive participation certifi cates only. Regular members 9 years of age by December 31st, or in the 4th grade, through 19 years of age are judged using the Danish system (gold, red or blue). Everyone will receive comment sheets from the judges to help them improve their presentation skills. Members who are awarded a Gold Medal may elect to continue on the Sectional Presentation Day April 24 and if a Gold Medal is awarded at Sectional they may advance to the state level competition May 29 at the University of California Davis. Monterey County will follow the state/regional guide, “Presentations for 4-H Members”. This Registration forms are available on the County Website: http://cemonterey.ucdavis.edu.
BBQ MENUFrom 5:30-7:30 p.m. Gonzales 4-H will provide tri tip sandwiches for $5, hot dogs for $1, and sodas or waters for $1 at La Gloria School. The Gonzales Clover Buds will host a bake sale. The proceeds benefi t the Gonzales 4-H livestock projects.
BOWL-A-RAMA 2010
Mason Rianda (KCBR 4-H), MVP of the Junior Di-vision with the score of 122 and Senior Division MVP Patrick Dossche (Mission 4-H) 215 score.
Junior Division 1st Place winners from KCBR 4-H, Mason Rianda, Matthew Umbarger, Cassidy Flores, and Amy Hughes.
page 3
Left to Right: 1st Place Senior Winners: Patrick Dossche, Ben Morasci, Amber Garner, Seth Guidotti
RESULTS:
On January 8th, the King City Blue Ribbon club hosted a new county-wide 4-H even at the Salinas Valley Bowl to replace leadership Getaway. 73 bowlers represented these clubs: KCBR, KC Rural, Buena Vista, Mission, Carmel Valley, Lockwood, and Greenfi eld. Lots of smiling faces, cheers and noise fi lled the alley as 4-H members tried something new. We are looking forward to next year!
High Point MVP Adult-Wendy Rianda (KCBR) 157 MVP Senior Division- Patrick Dossche (Mis-sion) 215 MVP Junior Division- Mason Rianda (KCBR) 122 Senior Division Champions- Score of 497 Patrick Dossche-MissionBen Morasci-MissionSeth Guidotti-MissionAmber Garner-MissionSenior 2nd Place-Allyson Hughes (KCBR)Brooke Rianda (KCBR)
Josh Richardson (KC Rural)Tate Kelley (KC Rural)Senior 3rd Place-Amy Press (KCBR)Brooke Taylor (KCBR) Cyanna Serrano (KCBR) Ashton Lindamood (Carmel Valley) Senior 3rd Place-Madison Lazzaroni (Mission) Reilly Skinner (Carmel Valley) Tahnee Bray (KCBR) Lindsay Robinson (KCBR)Senior 3rd Place-Hillary Hughes (KCBR)Charlie Serrato (KCBR)Danara Hamilton (KCBR)Miguel Magallon (Greenfi eld)
Left to Right: Amber Garner, Sydney Sitko, Holly Morrison, Madison
Lazzaroni, Madeline Guidotti
KCBR - drop
ping
off Holi
day co
okies
to
Wendy a
nd Len
nis at
the 4
-H
Office!
!
page 4
Senior Boobie Prize-Cooper Scheid (Buena Vista) Lukas Gularte (Buena Vista) Matt Castro (Buena Vista) Cody Martinez (Buena Vista)Senior Individual Boobie Prize-Danara Hamilton (KCBR)Junior Division Champions-Score of 371 Amy Hughes (KCBR) Cassidy Flores (KCBR) Mason Rianda (KCBR) Matthew Umbarger (KCBR) Junior 2nd Place-Gabrielle Jardini (Buena Vista)Mariah O'Grady (Buena Vista)Katie Scheid (Buena Vista)
Haley Castro (Buena Vista)Junior 3rd Place-Gabriella Ciccarelli (KCBR) Ashley Hernandez (KCBR) Chloe Conatser (KCBR) Brianna Hernandez (KCBR)Junior 4th Place-Kylie Askew (Carmel Valley) Ashley (Carmel Valley) Kira Goss (Carmel Valley) Felicity Lindamood (Carmel Valley)Junior Individual Boobie Prize-Haley Castro (Buena Vista) Adult winners from Carmel Valley-Stacey Todd Carin Goss Shea Lefever Sally Askew
INTRODUCING GONZALES 4-H
page 5
CLUB EVENTS
Who Likes Pancakes?On Saturday, February 6, 2010 San Benancio 4-H is hosting a pancake breakfast and used book sale at San Benancio Middle School in the multipurpose room. We will serve pancakes from 9 am - 11 am. We will be serving yummy fl uffy pancakes with maple syrup, sausage, eggs, orange juice and coffee.
The price is $5.00 per person. Kids under 3 and seniors over 65 eat FREE!
Our used book sale will have a huge variety of books. We will have everything from kids books, cookbooks, fi ction books and more! Come see our great selection of books at great prices.
So remember to come and fi ll your belly at our pancake breakfast and used book sale on Febru-ary 6th!
by: Dale McHaney - San Benancio 4-H
Gonzales 4-H 2nd Annual Tri Tip Dinner Fundraiser
Friday, February 12, 20105:00 pm – 8:00 pmDrive Thru Service!
Alley next to Gonzales Fire Station325 Center Street
$25.00full BBQ Tri Tip, Salad, 4 Rolls, 2 liter of Soda & Dessert
COUNTY EVENTS
CALLING ALL 2009 COUNTY RECORD BOOK WINNERS: Congratulations for having one of the top 4-H Record Books in Monterey County. That is quite an accomplish-ment! You are invited to share your knowledge with other 4-H’ers by making a display for the Judging Contest at Fantas-tic 4-H Field Day on Feb. 20. Your display can be on any subject or any project. Your display should have four numbered items that can be judged and awarded 1st place through 4th place without handling or tasting the items. Your display may have actual objects or it can have pictures of objects to be judged. (For example, you can display four carrots ranging from a perfect 1sr place to a wilted & shriveled 4th place, or you may have four photographs or pictures showing characteristics ranging from 1st to 4th place.) You should also provide the correct placings (the answers) to the score keepers. Bring your display to the 4-H offi ce by 8:30 AM on Feb. 20 or you may drop off your display at the 4-H offi ce at 1432 Abbott St, Salinas anytime the week before. If you have questions, please call Aromas 4H Leadership Advisor, Jacque Palmer at 831-726-1348. Again, good job on your 2009 4-H Record Book!
page 6
FANTASTIC 4-H FIELD DAY POSTER CONTEST The Poster Contest is open to enrolled 4-H members ages 9-19. Poster must have been made in the 09-10 program year. Ages categories are grade 4-5, 6th-8th and 9th -12th with one entry per member. Medals will be awarded. Rules and guidelines:
Topic should be 4-H related.1. The poster size should be no smaller than 11x14 and no larger than 20 x 28.2. Name, age and club should be clearly printed on the back.3. Photos, drawings, stickers, die cuts and cardstock can be used. Dimensional objects cannot be used. Do not use wel-4. known characters that have a copy right. (IE Sponge Bob, Spiderman, Porky Pig etc.)If the 4-H emblem is used on the poster, no image can be placed or screened over it.5. Poster must be at Fantastic 4-H Field Day by 8:45am to be judged. Poster must be removed after the fi eld day is over.6. Mission 4-H will provide judges and score cards. No member should be in the poster area during judging.7.
Poster Scorecard:
Effective Title – explains what the poster is about…. 10%
Suitable subject – timely and age appropriate… 10%
Attracts interest – gets viewers to look…. 20%
Holds interest –gets viewers to study….10%
Conveys message – accomplishes purpose …30%
General appearance – simple, balanced & orderly …10%
Workmanship – neat and well constructed …10%
DELICIOUS DESSERTS WANTED AT FANTASTIC 4-H FIELD DAY! The Natividad 4-H club will host this year’s Dessert contest. Please bring your best entry by 8:45a.m. on February 20th to the dessert area. Items may be placed on any type of plate but disposable is best. Otherwise, place your name on the bottom of any plate or tray you want back. Be prepared to provide your name, club name, age, dessert name and the cat-egory it will be placed in. Copies of recipes are always appreciated by other members who fall in love with your dessert!Members can enter multiple dessert categories The divisions for the Dessert Contest are as follows: Age Categories: Mini Members 1st and 2nd year members 3rd and 4th year members 5th year and above membersDessert Categories: Cookies Only Death by Chocolate Dessert Dessert using a Mix (bring the recipe) Dessert other than cookies Contact Margaret Noroian for more details at (831) 449-8536 or [email protected]
page 7
2010 COUNTY FASHION REVUE MOVES TO SVF!
Monterey County 4-H Fashion Revue has been moved to the Spring to allow winners the opportunity to participate in the State Fashion Revue held each year at the end of May. Hopefully moving the County Fashion Revue to the SVF will create more participation from 4-H'ers. It will be held Sunday, May 16th at 11:00 am. Members DO NOT have to be in a sewing or fashion revue project to enter. Any 4-H boy or girl can sew, recycle or purchase an outfi t to participate. Yes, there are boys at State Fashion Revue! Although only one winner from each category and age group will qualify to rep-resent Monterey County at the State Fashion Revue, any participant that has an outfi t worthy of a gold medal will receive a medal at County Fashion Revue. Visit www.ca4h.org/projresource/fashion for more information on categories and age group breakdowns. Cloverbuds are welcome to participate but cannot receive a medal or advance to the State Fashion Revue because of their age. Applications will be available closer to May. Kudos to Mrs. Margaret Noroian and Nativi-dad 4-H for organizing the County Fashion Revue! If you have any questions please contact them.
Summitted by Mariah O'Grady, Fashion Revue Project Junior Leader
SALINAS VALLEY FAIR“Farm Fresh Fun” at the 2010 Salinas Valley Fair May 13-16.
The Entry Guide Book should be available the fi rst of February at www.salinasvalleyfair.com Entry form deadlines for livestock and non-livestock projects April 2, 2010 More exciting news – The Salinas Fair will be holding a double youth rabbit show this year. The show will be open to the following Counties – Santa Clara County, Santa Cruz County, San Benito County, Fresno County, Monterey County, Kings County, San Luis Obispo and Kern County.DIVISIONS IN THE JUNIOR LIVESTOCKDEPARTMENT ARE DEFINED AS FOLLOWS:LOCAL: Members of 4-H Clubs and FFA Chapters located in Monterey County (including Parkfi eld 4-H) and all their members who live in Monterey County, Bitterwater 4-H club and/or students of the King City High School District.EXTENDED: Members of 4-H Clubs, FFA Chapters and Junior Exhibitors lo¬cated in Santa Cruz County and that por-tion of San Luis Obispo County located within the Atascadero, Templeton, Shandon, Paso Robles and Coast Union High School District.LIMITED EXTENDED: Members of 4-H Clubs, FFA Chapters, and Junior Ex¬hibitors located within the Gilroy, Morgan Hill, Coalinga High School Districts and members of 4-H Clubs and FFA chapters located in San Benito County excluding
Bitterwater 4-H Club.JUNIOR EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE STATE RULE IX
In order to limit the number of Junior Livestock exhibits at the Fair, certain limitations have been placed upon exhibitors as follows: 1. Market classes will be limited as follows: A. Local Areas can take no more than one of the following
2 Beef or 1 Beef 1 Heifer or 2 Heifers or 1 Hog or 1 Lamb or 1 Goat
B. Extended areas can only take one of the following 2 Beef or 1 Beef & 1 Heifer or 2 Heifers or 1 Hog or 1 Lamb or 1 Goat
NOTE: Due to overcrowding of SVF livestock facilities, Swine from S.L.O. County will not be allowed to enter at the 2010 Salinas Valley Fair. C. Limited Extended can take the following
2 Beef or 1 Heifer and 1 Beef or 2 Heifers or 1 Goat
NOTE: All market ready meat goats will be going through auction not just grand champion and reserve champions.
Miss Salinas Valley Fair Contest The 2010 Miss Salinas Valley Fair contest will be held on Saturday, March 13, 2010. The contest awards a $1,000 scholar-ship as well as many other prizes to the winner. Contestants will be judged on horsemanship, personality, poise & appear-ance and scholastic ability.
The application can be downloaded at www.salinasvalleyfair.com.
COUNTY POLICY
MONTEREY COUNTY 4-H COUNCIL PARTICIPATION POLICY
County Council is the governing body of all 4-H clubs in Monterey County. These board of governers bring their years of 4-H knowledge and expertise at monthly meetings to guide and implement the ideas of the UC Youth Development Pro-gram. All clubs may approach the council to ask for changes, new additions or clarifi cation on 4-H policies.The following policy was voted in at the Leaders Council meeting on January 16, 2010 and was added to the Council By-laws to take effect immediately.
page 8
80% attendance shall be required at Council Meetings by Community Club Leaders or a club representative, includ-1. ing youth members over 14 years old, who would get credit in their record book. Monterey County 4-H Council will hold a minimum of ten meetings a year for the months of July, August, September, October, November, January February, March, April and June (no meeting in December or May). The 80% would include two missed meetings for a total of 8 meetings per year. The Community Club Leader would be responsible for attending or designating fi xed or rotating representatives and keeping a record of their club’s attendance. Any club not in compliance with 80% at-tendance would be brought before Council for evaluation to determine the club’s standing and the effect on the club’s charter.Council Offi cers must also have 80% attendance at Council Meetings to provide a quorum and to maintain their offi ce 2. or to complete their second year of the two year commitment. Any offi cer missing three consecutive meetings would also be brought before Council to evaluate and could be dismissed from their duty by a Council vote.Each club is required to participate (plan, host, staff, etc) on one county committee or event per year to be considered 3.
FROM YOUR PROGRAM REP.Wendy Grennan
At the recent Bow-A-Rama, 25 participants fi lled out a survey for a drawing to win a candy fi lled stuffed animal box. Nearly all the surveys showed that the member was interested in an Emerald Star Project. Here are a few ideas for an Em-erald Star Project, either as an individual or with a group.
Help at Sectional Presentation Day• – We don’t have an All Star this year, or a club on the committee, so help is needed with set up, refreshments and announcing the winners. Or a group could be all of the room monitors.Organize 25 new camp craft kits for this year• – This project was done last year, but a new group could do it for this year.Help develop a Monterey County 4-H calendar• – Hold a photo contest, select winners and publish a 4-H photogra-phy calendar to use as a fundraiser and promotional piece.Organize a 4-H Day Camp/Camp Reunion• – Open to the public and members who haven’t been to camp to check it out, while campers have the opportunity to get together for a reunion.Take your project group to one of our Military 4-H’s • – Share your project information and do a demonstration.Help with a Treasurer’s or Secretary’s training• – At a Training Day
If you are interested, have your own idea or have any questions please call Wendy at 759-7386.
OPPORTUNITIES FROM THE STATE 4-H OFFICE
4-H youth, in grades 7-12, with an enthusiasm for agriculture and its importance in society are encouraged • to consider submitting for the National Ag Day Essay Contest. The submission deadline is February 12, 2009. The national winner selected will receive a $1,000 prize and a trip to Washington, D.C. for the award presentation. Visit: http://www.hpj.com/agdayessay for an entry application and contest rules.
page 9
State Qualifying Dairy and Livestock Judging Contests• The 2010 Judging contests will be held April 17, 2010 at Fresno State University in conjunction with a state FFA judging contest. Applications are due by February 19, 2010 to the State 4-H Offi ce. The entry fee is $25.00/team or $5.00 per individual. The applications will be available on the state website after Decem-ber 1, 2009 and by contacting the State 4-H Offi ce, 530-754-8518. Check here for the rules governing state dairy and livestock judging contests.The • 26th Annual State 4-H Shooting Sports Match has been planned and those interested in participating will need to contact their county 4-H staff members to submit registration forms. On or before the postmark date of March 5, 2010, UCCE 4-H offi ces must submit registration forms to the Siskiyou County Leaders Council. For more event information, please click here for Procedures and Rules, Registration Form, and Categories & Awards details. Contact Jacki Zediker, [email protected]. Again, this year, the State 4-H Equine Education Advisory Committee will be conducting an • Art Design Contest for the State 4-H Horse Classic logo. The winning design will be used on the programs and souve-nirs at the State Championship 4-H Horse Show in June. Entries are due March 31, 2010. See attached fl yer for more information.The • 2010 State 4-H Field Day is planned for May 29, 2010. The event will include a vari-ety of interests including presentation day, state fashion revue, a plant science contest and inter-view contest amongst many others. If you are interested in exhibiting at this annual event, click here http://www.ca4h.org/projresource/fi eldday/SFD-App-Form2010.pdf for an application. Applications are due by April 2, 2010.The • 2010 California Camping Conference will be held at the Nevada State 4-H Camp near Stateline, Ne-vada (at Lake Tahoe) on April 23 - 25, 2010. The conference serves as a valuable resource for camp admin-istrators, camp staff (youth and adult), and Extension Staff in planning and implementing all types of camp programs. Important conference topics include the new Camp Safety Manual addressing California Health and Safety Code requirements for camps; engaging fun activities for your camps; archery certifi cation; and camp staff training. Registration fees range from $120-125 depending on payment method. The registration and event brochure will be posted on the CA 4-H website by Jan. 22, 2010. Please contact Marianne Bird, [email protected] for questions. Posted online are the • 2010 State 4-H Horse Classic - Educational Contests Information, Rules and Entry Forms. Go to http://ca4h.org/projresource/horse/classic.asp. The event will be held on April 24 & 25 at Reedley College, Reedley, CA. Entries are due April 1st. If you have any questions, please contact Jeanne George at 530-527-3101 or e-mail her at [email protected]. Dates have been set for • 2010 State 4-H Horse Events. The State 4-H Horse Classic - Educational Contests will be held April 24 & 25 at Reedley College, Reedley, CA (southeast of Fresno). The Championship Horse Show will be held at the Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds in Watsonville on Thursday, June 24 thru Sunday, June 27. Tentatively, the English classes and Over Fences will be held on Friday, Western classes on Saturday and Gymkhana on Sunday. More information is available at http://ca4h.org/projresource/horse/. For information, contact Pat English at [email protected] or 530-754-8520.The • Championship 4-H Horse Show information and rules are posted at http://www.ca4h.org/projresource/horse/classic.asp. The dates are June 25-27, 2010 at Santa Cruz County Fair, Watsonville, CA. Entries are due June 1st with an Early Bird Special by May 15, 2010.Is your County Fashion Revue going to include the 5 categories eligible to advance to • State Fashion Revue? They are Traditional, Consumer Science Purchased, Recycled, Wearable Art-Embellished and Challenge. The Challenge this year is a vest using Simplicity #4762. (Yes, it is a boys' pattern but can easily be adapted for girls.) Complete event information will be posted on the website by 1/19/10 at http://www.ca4h.org/projresource/fashion/. State Fashion Revue will be May 29, 2010 as part of State Field Day. Registration will be open from March 1 through May 12. New activities include Hats off for Kindness, County Corner and First Year Showcase.
page 10
ImPORTANT DATES TO SHAREFEBRUARY 2010
Thursday, February 4 Salinas Farm Day
Monday, February 15 Holiday - offi ce closed
Tuesday, February 16 Leaders Council Meeting 7:00 p.m. at the 4-H offi ce
Wednesday, February 17 News Notes articles and pictures due to the 4-H offi ce
Saturday, February 20 Fantastic Field Day 8:30 a.m. at the 4-H office
Thursday, February 23 Camp Meeting 6:30 p.m. at the 4-H offi ce
MARCH 2010
Friday, March 5 County Presentation Day 6:00 p.m. at La Gloria Elementary School in Gonzales
Tuesday, March 16 Leaders Council Meeting 7:00 p.m. at the 4-H offi ce
Wednesday, March 17 News Notes articles and pictures due to the 4-H offi ce
Thursday, March 18 King City Farm Day
Thursday, March 25 Camp Meeting 6:30 p.m. at the 4-H offi ce
ImPORTANT DATES TO SaveAPRIL 2010Saturday, April 24 ................................................................ Sectional Presentation Day at Salinas High School
2010 FAIRSThursday, May 13 - Sunday, May 16 .................................. Salinas Valley Fair - for more information please visit their web-
site at http://www.salinasvalleyfair.com or call (831) 385-3243Wednesday, September 1 - Monday September 6 ............... Monterey County Fair - for more information please visit their
website at http://www.montereycountyfair.com or call (831) 372-5863
Tuesday, September 14 - Sunday, September 19 ................ Santa Cruz County Fair - for more information please visit their website at http://santacruzcountyfair.com or call (831) 724-5671
Friday, October 1 - Sunday, October 3................................. San Benito County Fair - The San Benito County Fair is a lot-tery drawing for 5 spots for Monterey County 4-H. Please call the 4-H offi ce at (831) 759-7386 to have your name put on the list for the drawing. The lotter drawing dates will be posted in the News Notes (TBA). For more fair information please visit their website at http://sanbenitocountyfair.com or call (831)628-3421
2010 STATE FAIR .............................................................. The California Exposition & State Fair Board has announced new dates for the fair. The 2010 California State Fair is now tentatively scheduled to run for 19 days from Wednesday, July 14 to Sunday, August 1, 2010. For more information, you may con-tact Erica Manuel of the California Exposition and State Fair at [email protected]. 4-H members, adults and staff may also contact 4-H Animal Science Committee Chairs Cynthia Barnett, [email protected] and Steve Dasher, [email protected] for additional questions.
page 11
2009-2010 Monterey County4-H Leaders Council
PRESIDENT 2009-2011Sally Eldredgeeldredgefi [email protected]
1ST VICE PRESIDENT 2008-2010Mary [email protected]
2nd VICE PRESIDENT 2009-2011Sheryl [email protected]
TREASURER 2008-2010Brent [email protected]
SECRETARIES 2008-2010Julie [email protected]
Next Leader’s Council Meeting:
Tuesday, March 16, 7 p.m.
at the 4-H Offi ce - 1432 Abbott Street.
Every adult volunteer and all youth Members 14 years of age are eligi-ble to be active members of the County Council. Please come and give your input, guidance, direction and Leadership to the Monterey County YDP.
page 12
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat1 2 3 4 5 COUNTY PRESEN-
TATION NIGHT 6 P.M. at La Gloria School in Gonzales
6
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16Leader’s Council Meeting 7 p.m. at the 4-H office
17News Notes due
18King City Farm Day
19 20
21 22 23 24 25Camp Meeting 6:30 p.m. at the 4-H office
26 27
28 29 30 31
March 2010
The University of California prohibits discrimination or harassment of any person on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, gender identity, pregnancy (including childbirth, and medical conditions related to pregnancy or childbirth), physical or mental disability, medical condition (cancer-related or genetic characteristics), ancestry, marital status, age, sexual orientation, citizenship, or status as a covered veteran (covered veterans are special disabled veterans, recently separated veterans, Vietnam era veterans, or any other veterans who served on active duty during a war or in a campaign or expedition for which a campaign badge has been authorized) in any of its programs or activities.
University policy is intended to be consistent with the provisions of applicable State and Federal laws.
Inquiries regarding the University’s nondiscrimination policies may be directed to the Affi rmative Action/Staff Personnel Services Director, University of California, Agriculture and Natural Resources, 300 Lakeside Drive, 6th Floor, Oakland, CA 94612-3550, (510) 987-0096.
page 13
LINKS
http://www.ca4h.org/SET/
