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Inside this issue:
County News 2-5
Shooting Sports 6
State News 7
State & National News 8
Calendar 9-10
CA Leaders’ Forum App 11
OFFICE HOURS Mon-Thus, except Holidays
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Closed Noon to 1:00 p.m.
STAFF
Marianne Bird 4-H Youth
Development Advisor
Joan Ryan 4-H Secretary
Trisha Dixon 4-H Program
Representative
Jennifer Henkens 4-H Club Coordinator
Lisa Kong 4-H YES Coordinator
A New Program Year; A New Beginning Marianne Bird, 4-H Youth Development Advisor
You’ll not recognize the 4-H office next time you come by to talk to Jen or return a learning lab. The entire UCCE space is reorganized, reduced in size, and re-fitted with new, recycled furnishings. “Wow,” one of our long-time Community Club leaders exclaimed as she helped Jen re-stock the 4-H lending library. “I never knew all this existed,” she said as she sorted through curriculum to shelf and curriculum to discard. Wait, I wondered. How can someone who has been so intimately connected with our program for so long not know about the lending library? The answer, in part, came from another long-time 4-H volunteer who stopped by later that afternoon. “You know, the old space never really felt inviting,” she said. “It felt like we were to stay out (of the staff work area). And even if you went into the stacks (of books), it was hard to sort through things to find what you wanted.” Having spent a fair amount of time looking for things in the library myself, I certainly understood that! But these statements also troubled me for what they said about how our volunteers feel when they come into our 4-H office, and in turn, their link to our program. “Uninviting” is a powerful word that certainly doesn’t promote teamwork and partnership, two central goals in building a strong program together. More than you may realize, the 4-H staff desires a close connection with you, the volunteers, parents and youth who make our program real; who make our program happen. I’ve written before about creating a welcoming environment in 4-H. People needn’t feel like outsiders when checking out our programs; we should have the welcome mats out! Those of us already a part of the organization are often blinded to the ways—many of them small—that make it difficult for new people to join. Kind of like the way our volunteers felt when they entered the 4-H office: I had no idea it felt uninviting. Jen and I know a welcoming setting is about more than arranging furniture. It’s about how we treat our visitors in every interaction we have. The 4-H staff has tried hard to make the new 4-H environment feel more accessible, welcoming, more shared. We know that creating a feeling of inclusion in our 4-H community begins with our office, and we promise to work—best we can—to make that happen. So, come see our new paint, our new furniture, our new layout. We hope when you visit you’ll notice a change, too, and that you feel welcomed and comfortable in a space we share.
Sacramento County 4-H Flash
4145 Branch Center Road, Sacramento, CA 95827-3823
(916) 875-6913, FAX (916) 875-6233, Email: [email protected] Website: http://cesacramento.ucanr.edu
August 2014
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County News
New 4-H Volunteers Orientation
Sacramento County 4-H Record Book Judging
Saturday, August 9 9:00 a.m.— 2:00 p.m. UCCE 4-H Office It is the time of year to wrap up all that has been accomplished by our youth members for 2013-14 and compile it into a record book. Record Books will be due to the 4-H Office by Monday, August 4. This allows enough time to make sure we will be able to arrange for enough volunteers from each club. If a club does not provide the judges needed, the books submitted from that club are at risk of not being judged. As in previous years, each club is to provide one judge per three record books turned in. Senior 4-H members, parents, and volunteers are welcome to come and help judge record books. Qualifications for entering your 4-H Record Book in the Sacramento County Competition:
Member must have completed at least their second year in 4-H (primary years do not count). Member must have earned at least a bronze star rank. Member must have received a goal seal on their record book at the club level judging this year. The gold seal received at club level judging must be affixed to the book and dated. Signed club judging form to be submitted with the record book.
For any questions or interest in helping with record book judging, please contact Jen Henkens.
Tuesday, August 26 Thursday, September 25 Wednesday, November 12 6:00-9:00 p.m. 6-6:30 p.m. Help with online registration if needed 6:30-9:00p.m. Orientation
All new volunteers must attend one of our Volunteer Orientations. After completion of the orientation, necessary
paperwork. and fingerprinting, 4-H Volunteers can lead science and service projects; drive on field trips; assist at
either the county/club/project level; chaperone camps and conferences as well as “help youth develop a positive
self-image and to set goals” & “to respond as a friend and guide, rather than a director or dictator”
(excerpts from the 4-H Leader’s Pledge).
4-H Office 4145 Branch Center Rd.
For more information or to reserve your space at Orienatation, please call Jen at (916) 875–6530 or email [email protected].
Senior 4-H member Rachel, judging 4-H record books
Breakfast and lunch will be provided & arranged by the County All Star Team, Brandon Brown
and Emmie Phillips!
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County News
4-H All Star Report
Hi! My name is Emmie Phillips. I am 17 years old
and attend Pleasant Grove High School as a senior. I am
one of your Sacramento County 2014-2015 All Stars and
I am very excited to be planning many Hi 4-H and
other events for you this year. I have been in the Wilton
4-H Club for about six years now and I am very involved
in the Horse Project. I have always loved horses and
helping others, so 4-H was the perfect choice for me. I
am super-excited for a great year with many fun events!
My name is Brandon Brown, I am 16 years old,
and this is my twelfth year in 4-H. I'm from
Sloughhouse 4-H, and I wanted to become a
Sacramento County 4-H All Star because I
think that 4-H is the best way to expand my
knowledge of and service to my
community. This year I plan to lead an
Emerald Star Project centered around aviation.
There are two events coming up which we, your 2014-2015 Sacramento County All Stars, are planning. First,
we have our SLC Orientation on Wednesday July, 30, 6:30pm - 8:00pm at the UCCE Office. This is a
mandatory meeting for all SLC Delegates who will be attending the State Leadership Conference at UC
Santa Cruz in August. We will be reviewing the guidelines and code of conduct, and discussing other
important matters.
Next, Achievement Night is steadily approaching and will be held Saturday, October 4 at the Board of
Supervisors' Chambers downtown. This event will be from 7:00pm - 8:30pm, but you can arrive early to
enjoy some refreshments and spend time with your 4H friends prior to the program. Look for the flyer for
this event in upcoming issues of this newsletter!
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County News
UCCE Master Gardeners Harvest Day
Saturday, August 2, 2014 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Fair Oaks Horticulture Center 11549 Fair Oaks Blvd Fair Oaks, CA No cost, Free More info: UC Cooperative Extension (916) 875-6913
ucanr.edu/sacmg or facebook.com/sacmg
Harvest Day 2014 – Sacramento’s Biggest Single-Day Gardening Event! -Held in the beautiful horticulture
center gardens, -Harvest Day’s dynamic lineup includes representatives from local nurseries, Western Sunset
and the University of California; -Attend mini presentations featuring compost (yes, the worms will be there too),
pollinators and native plants; -Visit over 30 educational booths; -Learn about straw bale gardening; -Find that
perfect gift for the gardener who has everything at the silent auction; -Taste tomatoes, grapes and stone fruit.!
2014-2015 TLA Applications
4-H Garden Project Members are Welcome to Attend! Everyone is Welcome!
Teen Leader Awareness Applications are being accepted through August 18, 2014
TLAs are youth members selected to be part of a team that meets to produce an annual one-day
leadership development and awareness training and Leaders Appreciation Dinner for Sacramento County
4-H.
The time commitment for the TLA position is from July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015; TLAs will be required to
attend monthly meetings with Advisor and team, including any additional planning meetings that need to
take place in preparation for the LDA Day or Leaders Appreciation Dinner: “Volunteer Recognition event”.
Qualifications:
Be in at least the eighth grade when applying
Have a current Junior/Teen Leader Record(s) with plans of work marked as to what was
accomplished to date and all past Junior/Teen Leader Records.
Have not yet received the rank of County All Star.
Submit 4-H records of information as required on the TLA application.
Show significant leadership, along with potential to develop future outstanding leadership.
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County News
4-H Volunteer Recognition Event
Friday August 22, 2014 7:00-8:30 p.m. 4-H Office 4145 Branch Center Road Come and join us in honoring our 4-H Volunteers at our Recognition Celebration. All adult volunteers are invited to attend. We will also be recognizing selected volunteers from each community club that were chosen by their club leaders as outstanding this past program year. We look forward to having you all come and celebration with us. We will also be honoring Joan Ryan for her years of service to our 4-H program.
Goodbye It is with great sorrow to be leaving the UC Cooperative Extension. It has been my pleasure to work with all the 4-H Members, Leaders, and Families for the last 25 years. Thank you for all your help, patience, and friendship during my time in 4-H. Goodbye, Joan Ryan
4-H Night at the River Cats
Saturday, August 30, 2014 River Cats vs. Reno Aces Raley Field First pitch at 7:05 p.m. California 4-H presents 4-H at Raley Field! Enjoy the exciting benefits of partner of the night recognition, post-game Sutter Health fireworks, and $20 Senate seating. A portion of each ticket goes to county 4-H.
Purchase Tickets online
www.rivercats.com/fundraisers
Select: 4-H Night
Enter offer code: Rivercats
Can’t make it but want to support
California 4-H with the River Cats? Your
ticket(s) can be exchanged at Raley
Field’s Ticket Office for any Sunday
through Thursday regular season game!
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Shooting Sports
Shooting Sports Archery Certification Workshop Saturday, October 4, 2014, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday, October 5, 2014, 9 a.m.-Noon Safety First Shooting Association River Oaks Range 11584 Shaffer Rd Winton, CA (Merced County)
Junior and teen leaders are invited but must attend with an adult or have a certified archery adult leader they
will be helping back home. If you are already a certified volunteer archery leader and would like to become a
trainer, contact Jeanne at 530-524-7278 or email [email protected] to discuss options.
Driving directions to the range are at http://www.safetyfirstshooting.org/html/directions.html .
Dry RV camping is an option.
To register, please complete and mail the “ CA 4-H Shooting Sports Training Request and Registration
Form” available at http://www.ca4h.org/files/2123.pdf, and an adult or youth 4-H medical release form and a
$35 check payable to “Merced County 4-H Council” mail to UCCE, 2145 Wardrobe Ave, Merced, 95341.
Registration is due Friday, September 22nd
and space is limited.
For more information call Darlene McIntyre at 209-385-7418or email her at [email protected] or contact
Jeanne at the contact information above.
You must be a 4-H leader or member and attend both days to receive
certification to teach archery at the project, club and camp levels. The
course will include a PowerPoint lecture, review of equipment, practice
shooting and teaching, and a written test.
Shooting Sports Leaders Meeting
Saturday, October 18, 10:00 a.m.—8:00 p.m. Sunday, October 19, 8:30 a.m.— Noon Safety First Shooting Association River Oaks Range 11584 Shaffer Rd Winton, CA (Merced County) A State 4-H Shooting Sports Leader Meeting will be held and this event is open to teen leaders and adult
volunteers involved with the shooting sports program. It will include training tips, policy, information sharing,
hands-on activities and more. Save the dates on your calendar; more information will be provided at a later
date. To receive the most current updates, enter your email address in the list serve located at:
http://4h.ucanr.edu/Projects/SET/ShootingSports/ or http://ucanr.edu/maillists/joinlist.cfm?listnum=1926
Questions regarding the meeting can be directed to John Borba at:
[email protected] or phone (661) 868-6216.
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State News
4-H State Leadership Conference August 14-17, 2014 UC Santa Cruz Ages 13-19 http://4h.ucanr.edu/Programs/Conferences/SLF/
The 2014 California State Leaders' Forum aims to rekindle our
capacity for inspiration and innovation. 4-H volunteers and staff from
throughout the state, involved in all parts of 4-H, are invited to be
inspired and strengthen our vision for the future of 4-H. State Leaders'
Forum is a networking opportunity and a fun weekend too. Join us to
refresh your 4-H commitment!
Each year for the SLF Silent Auction we find that items made by 4-
Hers are the most popular. If you know of youth who are clever and
wish to donate a hand-made article that is worth $10 or more please
"inspire" them to contribute!
Some of the best, most practical learning for 4-H leaders happens
here. You’ll come home loaded with ideas and activities and the
enthusiasm to implement them. Your County 4-H Program becomes
stronger because of your participation. You will return with a deeper
understanding of the 4-H mission, a stronger sense of what has to
happen to accomplish it, and an expanded capacity to make it happen.
"101 WAYS 4-H THRIVES”
T-shirt: Must be ordered at the time of registration.
Questions: Please email the Conference Director at
Late Registration (between July 26 - August 7) - add $50 to base fee
No registrations accepted after August 7.
Spirit of Adventure: Thursday, August 14 - Sunday, August 17, $469
Fortune & Glory: Friday, August 15 - Sunday, August 17, $349
Registration must be received by July 25th.
Sacramento County 4-H State Leadership Conference Orientation: See “All Star Report” page 3.
2014 State 4-H Leaders’ Forum
November 14-16, 2014 Crowne Plaza Hotel in Sacramento Early Bird Registration Due by Sept 1st Application in back of this newsletter
When you have completed your registration, please print it out and bring it to the
4-H Office, along with the balance of your payment. You will also need to be
enrolled in 4-H Online and taken care of your $34 enrollment fee with your club.
Sacramento County 4-H Council will pay conference/registration
fee for our volunteers.
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State & National News
Revolution of Responsibility 2014 Application dates: September 15, 2014 | November 15, 2014 http://www.ca4h.org/Support/RofR/
Revolution of Responsibility Service Learning Mini-Grants : 4-H groups can apply for up to $1,000 to identify,
plan, and carry out a service-learning project in their community. Projects will be focused on the three key content
areas that form the core of all 4-H programs, Science, Healthy Living, and Citizenship.
Healthy Living
Congratulations to the National 4-H Healthy Living Youth Ambassadors! Out of 60 applicants, 5 youth
ambassadors and 2 alternate teen ambassadors have been chosen to serve for the next two years.
Ru Ekanayake (LA County) has been selected as an ambassador and Tristan Chester (Fresno) has been
selected as an alternate. Ru and Tristan will work with the National 4-H Healthy Regional Coordinators to help plan
and support 4-H Healthy Living programs. They will inform 4-H youth, 4-H volunteers, University faculty and other
interested persons about 4-H Healthy Living opportunities, resources, and program ideas that will help strengthen
and expand 4-H Healthy Living programs.
National Youth Summit Series
http://www.nationalyouthsummit.org/home/
The National Youth Summit Series brings together some of the best and brightest students to focus on aerospace,
robotics, maker, healthy living, and agri-science. Designed for high school students (grades 9 - 12), the Summits
provide opportunities to learn technical skills, participate in hands-on activities and workshops, learn from leaders in
the field, and visit professional and academic sites. Students attend in teams comprised of two to eight youth and
are accompanied by an adult mentor/chaperone.
4-H National Youth Science Day (NYSD)
October 8, 2014, with events throughout the month http://4h.ucanr.edu/Projects/SET/NYSD/ The 2014 NYSD is titled, Rockets to the Rescue where youth will be tasked with the mission: design and build an
aerodynamic food transportation device that can deliver a payload of nutritious food to disaster victims. Youth will
learn engineering concepts, develop math skills, learn about nutrition and help solve a relevant, global issue. The
focus of 4-H NYSD is to encourage youth to experience science in a fun, constructive manner, increase interest in
the sciences and encourage participation in support of 4-H programs. Pre-order NYSD kits.
This event, which takes place in urban, suburban and rural communities all across the nation, seeks to spark an
early youth interest and leadership in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) careers in an effort keep
America competitive in those fields.
Aerospace Engineering
September 24 - 28, 2014
Robotics
October 9 - 13, 2014
Maker Summit November 6 - 10,
2014
Agri-Science
January 15 - 19, 2015
Healthy Living
February 12 - 16, 2015
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Calendars
SEPTEMBER 2014
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI (4-H OFFICE CLOSED) SAT
1 1ST DAY APPLICATIONS
ARE AVAILABLE FOR NATIONAL 4-H
CONFERENCE
2 MASTER GARDNERS
HARVEST FESTIVAL FAIR OAKS HORTICULTURE
CENTER, 8 AM—2PM
3 4-H FILM FEST:
NARRATIVE, ANIMATION, DPCUMENTARY, 4-H PROMO,
& 4-H HISTORY ST. LOUIS, MO
4 4-H RECORD BOOKS DUE AT
4-H OFFICE FOR COUNTY RECORD BOOK JUDGING
5
6
7
8 9 COUNTY RECORD BOOK
JUDGING 9AM-2PM CONF
MFP 10-NOON AUD
10
11
12
13
14 STATE LEADERSHIP
CONFERENCE (SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE)
UC SANTA CRUZ
15 STATE LEADERSHIP
CONFERENCE (FORTUNE & GLORY)
UC SANTA CRUZ
16
17 LAST DAY: STATE
LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE UC SANTA CRUZ
18 TLA APPLICATIONS DUE
19 20 MASTER FOOD PRESERVER
PICKLE DEMO 6:30-8:30 PM AUD
21
22 4-H VOLUNTEER
APPRECIATION EVENT 7:00-8:30 PM
23
24
31 4-H STATE ONLINE SURVEY DEADLINE
25 26 NEW VOLUNTEER
ORIENTATION 6-9 PM CONF
27 28 29 30 4-H NIGHT AT RIVER CATS
NORTH CENTRAL SECTION
CITIZENSHIP WEEKEND REGISTER DEADLINE
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI (4-H OFFICE CLOSED) SAT
1 STATE LEADERS’ FORUM
DEADLINE
2 3 4 5
6
7 8 9
10 11 12 13 MFP 10-NOON AUD
14
15
16
17 MFP “PEEL”ING APPLES
DEMO 6:30-8:30 PM AUD
18
19
20 NORTH CENTRAL SECTIONAL
MEETING
21 22 ARCHERY CERT. REG DEADLINE
COUNTY HORSE MTG
7-9PM AUD
23 24
25 NEW 4-H VOLUNTEER
ORIENTATION 6-9PM CONF
26
27NORTH CENTRAL SECTION CITIZENSHIP WEEKEND
LOS POSADOS 4-H CAMP
28 NORTH CENTRAL SECTION CITIZENSHIP
WEEKEND ENDS YOUTH SUMIT SERIES
1 ENDS
29 30
AUGUST 2014 Reminder...Pick up office key by 4 PM
on Thursday for weekend use.
CONF = 4-H OFFICE CONFERENCE ROOM AUD = 4-H OFFICE AUDITORIUM
FILM FEST ENDS
YOUTH SUMMIT SERIES (AEROSPACE)
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4-H Websites To view Sacramento 4-H information, go to http://cesacramento.ucanr.edu/4H/
To find County Club locations, go to http://ucanr.org/sites/UC4-H/Join/County/index.cfm
4-H Volunteer Café, go to http://4hvolunteercafe.wordpress.com
To view the 4-H Project Sheets, go to: http://4h.ucanr.edu/Projects/Project_Sheets/
To view the 4-H State news, go to http://www.ca4h.org/Administration/StateOffice/
To view the 4-H Volunteer Café, go to http://4hvolunteercafe.wordpress.com/
To view the 4-H Science, Engineering, and Technology news, go to http://www.ca4h.org/Projects/SET/
To view the National 4-H news, go to http://4-h.org/news/4hnews.php
To view the National 4-H news Healthy Living Program, go to http://www.4-h.org/youth-development-programs/kids-health/
Articles Wanted!
Do you have something you want to share with the County? A Club update or photos of a recent 4-H activity? We want you to submit your info to the 4-H Office.
All articles or photos, must be submitted by the 3rd Wednesday of each month to: [email protected]
PERSONS WITH HEARING DIFFICULTIES CONTACT CALIFORNIA RELAY
SERVICE: 711 OR (800) 735-2929 FOR TTY
IF YOU WANT TO CONTACT HEARING IMPAIRED INDIVIDUALS CALL:
(800) 735-2922
If accommodations are needed for
any meeting or event, please contact
the 4-H Office at least two weeks in
advance.
It is the policy of the University of California (UC) and the UC Division of Agriculture & Natural Resources not to engage in discrimination against or harassment of any person in any of its programs or activities (Complete nondiscrimination policy statement can be found at http://ucanr.edu/sites/anrstaff/files/169224.pdf ) Inquiries regarding ANR’s nondiscrimination policies may be directed to Linda Marie Manton, Affirmative Action Contact, University of California, Davis, Agriculture and Natural Resources, 2801 Second Street, Davis, CA 95618, (530) 750-1318.
Sacramento County Board of Supervisors -- Phil Serna, 1st District; Jimmy Yee, 2nd District; Susan Peters, 3rd District; Roberta Mac Glashan, 4th District; and
Don Nottoli, 5th District. Also, Brad Hudson, County Executive; Countywide Services Agency; and Yvonne Nicholson & Chuck Ingels, Cooperative Extension.
U.S. Department of Agriculture, University of California, and the County of Sacramento cooperating.
Your club file may be full! Please send a club representative to the 4-H Office to
pick up anything that you may have in your club’s file. The files are available at 4-H County Council on the 4th Tuesday of each month.
FUTURE CALENDAR EVENTS
October 1, 2014: Deadline: CA 4-H Quick Start Record Book Course
October 4, 2014: Sacramento County 4-H Achievement Night, Board of Supervisor’s Chambers, Sacramento
October 8, 2014: 4-H National Youth Science Day
October 9-13, 2014: National Youth Summit Series “Robotics”, Washington D.C.
October 29, 2014: Deadline: Record Books for State Competition
November 6-10, 2014: National Youth Summit Series “Maker Summit”, Washington D.C.
November 8, 2014: North Central Section Project Field Day, Stockton, CA
November 14-16, 2014: 2014 State Leaders’ Forum, Crowne Plaza Hotel, Sacramento
November 19-20, 2014: National 4-H Poultry & Egg Conference, Louisville, KY
January 11-15, 2015: 4-H National Western Roundup, Denver, CO
January 15-19, 2015: National Youth Summit Series “Agri-Science”, Washington D.C.
February 12-16, 2015: National Youth Summit Series “Healthy Living”, Washington D.C.
April 11-16, 2015: 2015 National 4-H Conference, Washington D.C
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2014 California 4-H Leaders' Forum November 14 – 16, 2014
North Section 4-H Leaders’ Council
“101 WAYS 4-H THRIVES” REGISTRATION APPLICATION
Separate Application for each person PLEASE
Name ____________________________________________________________ Sex: F M Street ___________________________________ City ______________________________ Zip ___________ Phone (Include Area Code) __________________ County ________________ 4-H Section: N NC S SC E-Mail Address: _________________________________________________________________________
Can Your Address, E-Mail and Phone number be listed in the Delegate Registration List: Yes No No. Years as 4-H Leader ____ (including this year) AND/OR No. Years as Staff ____ (including this year) Approx. Arrival at Time (Day and Time) ____________________ Special Diet Request: ____________________ Youth (by invitation of Forum Committee only): Yes No Number of Years attending State Leaders Forum: ____ (including this year)
Check One --- Attending the Forum: ____ Guest Meals only: ____ Forum fee Information Forum registration fee until Sept 1 is $40. This is for full Forum or any part of conference attended. After Sept. 1 the Forum registration fee is $45, until Oct 1. After Oct. 1 the Forum registration fee is $55, until Nov 1. After Nov. 1 the Forum registration fee is $60.
Meal Tickets Information: Cost Note: all tax and gratuity is included in each meal _______ $120.00 Complete Meal package 2 breakfast, 1 lunch, 2 dinner _______ $70.00 Saturday only Complete 1 breakfast, 1 lunch, 1 dinner _______ $50.00 Saturday only Partial 1 lunch, 1 dinner _______ $20.00 Saturday Breakfast only 1 breakfast _______ $25.00 Saturday Lunch only 1 lunch _______ $35.00 Saturday Dinner only 1 dinner _______ $20.00 Sunday Breakfast only 1 breakfast _______ $25.00 Sunday Lunch only 1 lunch
ALL RESERVATIONS MUST BE PREPAID and NO refunds after September 1, 2014 Contact Information: (530)342-6585;[email protected]; Richard Meade:13030 Hosler Ave;Chico, CA 95973 For Forum Information: SLF Chairperson: Cindy Dixon, [email protected] 1) Make checks payable to: North Section 4-H Council 2) Mail along with the registration form to: State 4-H Leaders’ Forum; c/o Richard Meade; 13030 Hosler Ave; Chico, CA 95973 Notice: The above fees are for the forum Registration and meal fees only and does not include the room. Rooms are handled by Crowne Plaza Motel in Sacramento, tell them you are with 4-H for $84/room rate, 2 dbl beds, 1 - 4 people, no rollaways. 916-338-5800; 5321 Date Ave 95841 Sacramento. Our Internet Link is
on the web site, it will give you access to our room rate, the normal internet link will not.
SLF_14_application_Leader.docx rev 5/15/2014
