Cloverleaf April 2011

TRINITY COUNTY PRESENTATION DAY Due to unexpectedly poor weather, and the resulting dangerous travel conditions, it was decided to postpone Presentation Day to another date later in the spring. We know many of you worked very hard practicing your presentations, and are very sorry this event couldn’t happen as scheduled. We hope you will continue to perfect your presentations skills, and we look forward to seeing and hearing them later on! We will announce the rescheduled date when it is decided upon.

TRINITY COUNTY 4-H ART EXTRAVAGANA Saturday, April 16th

The second annual 4-H Art Extravaganza will be held at the dining hall at the Hayfork fairgrounds. Activities will begin at 10:00 am. The 2009-2011 Trinity County 4-H All Stars & Grass Valley Creek 4-H Club are hosting the event. Even if you did not meet the deadline for art work to be turned in, you can still bring

your artwork the day of the event for display that day only. There will be an art learning activity taught by a professional artist at the Art Extravaganza, and all 4-H members are invited to participate. Please bring something to share for the potluck lunch. Call the 4-H Office for further information

TEXTILE DAY/SKATING PARTY/CRAFTS DAY Thank you Southern Trinity 4-H and Zenia 4-H, for co-hosting all of these events. The members and parents who attended had a fun time with all the art activities, skating, viewing the textiles entered, and sharing in

the potluck. The Textile Day items entered were of great workmanship. Thank yous go to our Textile Day judges Ro-nie Millsap, Millie Looper, and Pat Ribeiro for their continued help as 4-H judges. All Star Aren Lane helped with the awards ceremony. Please look inside this Cloverleaf for pictures, and the Textile Day awards announcement.

Table of Contents

Announcements…….............1 Textile Day Awards & Pics ........................................2 County Information……......5 Record Book Corner……….5 Reminders ...…………….….7 Art Extravaganza info……...8 Info and upcoming events………………….…….9 State Updates ……………..12 Calendar of Events………..13

THE NEXT 4-H COUNCIL MEETING will be held on Wednesday, April 6th at 6:00 pm in the conference room of the 4-H Office in Hayfork. Each club should be represented at the meeting by at least one certified adult volunteer leader, and a club-appointed teen representative.

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Best in Show: Cheyanne Noland, Trinity River 4-H Senior Division ~ Purple Show Shirt ~ Best in Show Rosette and Blue Ribbon

************************************** Reserve Best in Show: Jacob Noland, Trinity River 4-H

Intermediate Division ~ Tiger Quillo ~ Reserve Best in Show Rosette and Blue Ribbon **************************************

Senior Division: Cheyanne Noland, Trinity River 4-H, purple show pants…………….blue ribbon Aren Lane, Grass Valley Creek 4-H, crochet dog toy……………………..blue ribbon Intermediate Div: Mary Sherman, Trinity River 4-H, vest…………………………………………………..blue ribbon Kendal Dummer, Trinity River 4-H, cammo apron…………………………..blue ribbon Kendal Dummer, Trinity River 4-H, quilt with heart……………………...blue ribbon Shelby Sherman, Trinity River 4-H, crochet scarf…………………………..blue ribbon Mary Sherman, Trinity River 4-H, eagle quillo………………………………....blue ribbon Michael Prindiville, Grass Valley Creek 4-H, bag……………………………….red ribbon Tess Johnston, Trinity River 4-H, orange & brown quilt…………….blue ribbon Michael Prindiville, Grass Valley Creek 4-H, sewn toy…………………..red ribbon Nicholas Prindiville, Grass Valley Creek 4-H, bag……………………………blue ribbon Shae Johnston, Trinity River 4-H, button quillo……………………………...blue ribbon Shelby Sherman, Trinity River 4-H, cat quillo………….……………………….blue ribbon Kodi Millsap, Southern Trinity 4-H, horse vest………………………………….blue ribbon Junior Division: Alexandrea Dunham, Grass Valley Creek 4-H, tie dye shirt……….blue ribbon Alexandrea Dunham, Grass Valley Creek 4-H, tie dye shirt………..blue ribbon Alexandrea Dunham, Grass Valley Creek 4-H, tie dye shirt………..blue ribbon Anna Sherman, Trinity River 4-H, paisley purse………………………………...blue ribbon Keenan Ferguson, Grass Valley Creek 4-H, crochet sampler………..blue ribbon Alexandrea Dunham, Grass Valley Creek 4-H, tie dye shirt………..blue ribbon Sabrina Prindiville, Grass Valley Creek 4-H, sewn bag…………………..red ribbon Sabrina Prindiville, Grass Valley Creek 4-H, tie dye article………..blue ribbon

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Junior Div. (Cont.) Snuggie McQuade, Grass Valley Creek 4-H, pillow case……………………………..blue ribbon Snuggie McQuade, Grass Valley Creek 4-H, saddle cover………………………….blue ribbon Danielle Mattson, Southern Trinity 4-H, pillow…………………………………………………..blue ribbon Danielle Mattson, Southern Trinity 4-H, small pillow……………………………………..blue ribbon Primary Division Leah Fullerton, Zenia 4-H, scarf…………………………………………………green participation ribbon Tia Henrikson, Zenia 4-H, scarf…………………………………………………..green participation ribbon Zoozer McQuade, Grass Valley creek 4-H, dress…………...green participation ribbon Riley Craig, Zenia 4-H, scarf……………………………………………………….green participation ribbon Alexandra Puga, Zenia 4-H, Mare/foal tie blanket…….....green participation ribbon Alexandra Puga, Zenia 4-H, scarf………………………………...………...green participation ribbon Riley Craig, Leah Fullerton, Ashley Carr, Alexandra Puga, Zenia 4-H, Frog fleece blanket……………………………………………………...green participation ribbon Ashley Carr, Zenia 4-H, horse quilt…………………………………………..green participation ribbon Ashley Carr, Zenia 4-H, red scarf……………………………………………..green participation ribbon Ashley Carr, Zenia 4-H, 4-H scarf…………………………………………...green participation ribbon Josephine Brookins, Grass Valley Creek, tie dye shirt…...green participation ribbon Belinda Brookins, Grass Valley Creek 4-H, flower quilt..green participation ribbon Belinda Brookins, Grass Valley Creek 4-H, pony apron...green participation ribbon

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Congratulations to Elisabeth Bovee of the Hayfork Timberjacks 4-H. She found the March hidden clover!! If you’re new to Trinity County 4-H, we wanted to let you know that we have a “Hidden Clover” contest which consists of finding the 4-H clover hidden somewhere in each issue of the Cloverleaf newsletter. It will never be hidden on either the front or back pages, but WILL be hidden in some unexpected places and is usually very small! So keep your eyes open, and call the 4-H Office (530)628-5495, or email cetrinity@ucdavis.edu, and tell us where you found the clover. Your name will be included in the monthly drawing for a cool prize! By the way, the hidden clover will look like this: This is only an example...the hidden one is SMALLER!

Happy April Birthdays!!! Shae Johnston & Briaunna Sherman~ Trinity River 4-H

Clayton Carr & Tia Henrikson ~ Zenia 4-H Riley Cody & Snuggie McQuade~ Grass Valley Creek 4-H Bradley Brinkley & Madeline Johnson ~ Mighty Fine Swine

Kenny Johnson ~ Hayfork Timberjacks If we’ve missed anyone’s birthday, please let us know right away so our records can be corrected!

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Here are a few items to keep your Record Book and PDR up to date. Activity/Event/Award Category on PDR List your Projects #1 - 4-H Project Exhibited items at Textile Day #2 – Project Skill Activities Practiced showmanship at a project meeting #2 – Project Skill Activities Attended a 4H Council meeting #3 - 4-H Event attended Attended Textile Day #3 - 4-H Event attended Attended Crafts Day & Skating Party #3 - 4-H Event attended Attended County Presentation Day #3 - 4-H Event attended Committee member for planning Presentation Day #4 – Leadership Served as a sign in clerk at Textile Day or Presentation Day #4 - Leadership Committee chairperson for planning Presentation Day #4 - Leadership Junior or Teen Leader (count once for each project) #4 – Leadership Participated in a community service event #5 – Community Service Led the American Flag salute at a club meeting or county event #5 – Citizenship Article submitted to Cloverleaf or local newspaper about club activities #6 – Communication Skills Led the 4-H pledge at a club meeting or county event #6 – Communication Skills Master of Ceremonies at Presentation Day #6 – Communication Skills OR #4 - Leadership Blue ribbon at Textile Day #7 – Honors & Recognition Blue ribbon Presentation Day #7 – Honors & Recognition Best of Show at Textile Day #7 – Honors & Recognition Reserve Best of Show at Textile Day #7 – Honors & Recognition School or community sports team, private lessons, #8 – Lifestyle Activities

organization membership, afterschool job

Record Book Corner

All Star Applications for the 2011/2012 year are due May 1, 2011. Being an All Star is the highest 4-H honor at the county level. Older 4-H youth who qualify should think about applying to be an All Star for next year. Qualifications to apply to be an All Star are listed on the application – it is available on our 4-H county website. WE REALLY NEED ONE OR MORE ALL STARS FOR THE 2011-2012 4-H YEAR! Trinity 4-H Summer Camp plans are currently underway. It will be a one day camp and include arts & crafts, swimming, games, and more. More information and a registration form will be in the May and/or June issues of the Cloverleaf. Attention Club Leaders & Club Officers: There is a new State 4-H Office version of the “California 4-H Club Program Planning Guide”, updated 2/11. This document is available on our county 4-H website. Please use this version of the guide to select your club goals next fall for the 2011-2012 4-H year. Your club leader has a copy of this new version. Please call the 4-H Office if you have any questions. Thank you!

County Information

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MARKET ANIMAL OWNERSHIP DATES/WEIGHT REQUIREMENTS for the 2011 Trinity County Fair (at weigh-in):

______________________________________________________________________________________ BEEF: Ownership date: April 22, 2011 ~ Minimum weight: 1100 pounds at weigh-in

Maximum Sale Weight: 1350 pounds --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

SHEEP: Ownership Date: June 22, 2011 ~ Minimum Weight: 110 pounds at weigh-in Maximum Sale Weight: 145 pounds

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SWINE: Ownership Date: June 22, 2011 ~ Minimum Weight: 210 pounds at weigh-in Maximum Sale Weight: 265 pounds

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RABBIT: Litter Date: June 15, 2011 ~ Ownership Date: July 22, 2011 ~ Minimum Weight: 3 pounds each at weigh-in ~ Maximum Sale Weight: 5 pounds each

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POULTRY: Hatch Date: June 29, 2011 ~ Ownership Date: July 22, 2011 Maximum Sale Weight per pen - 21 pounds

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TURKEY: Hatch Date: April 6, 2011 ~ Ownership Date: July 22, 2011 Minimum Weight: 14 pounds at weigh-in ~ Maximum Sale Weight - 40 pounds

JUST A FRIENDLY REMINDER: Your signed Market Animal Livestock Agree-ments are due at the 4-H Office on or before May 1, 2011, 4:30 PM in order to be eligible to show and sell your market animal at Fair this year. If you haven’t already begun your form, please do so as soon as possible!

NEW CURRICULUM AVAILABLE! Hey, everyone, we have some COOL new reading/project material available

for checkout at the 4-H Office!! Feel free to come take a peek! • There’s No New Water (National 4-H Curriculum)

• KIDS in the Garden: Growing Plants for Food & Fun • Nature’s Art Box: 65 Cool Projects for Crafty Kids to make with Natural Materials

• Down & Dirty! 43 Fun & Funky First-time Projects & Activities to Get You Gardening • The Kids’ Book of Weather Forecasting

• Stitches & Pins...a beginning sewing book for girls • Buckles & Bobbins...a beginning sewing book for boys

Important Announcement: the 4-H Office was recently informed by the Fair staff that this year, ALL entry forms for ALL Departments will be due on August 5, 2011. The only exception may be for

Gymkhana and Horse Show, both of which are being arranged by an outside horse club and will be announced to you as soon as we are notified..

The Trinity County Art Extravaganza, which is our All-Star Project, will be held on April 16th, 2011 at the Dining Hall at the Hayfork Fairgrounds. The Event will

start at 10 a.m. and there will be a FUN ART PROJECT as well as a POTLUCK

LUNCH.

There will be 11 categories, and they are as follows: Only two entries per category per participant will be permitted

1: Drawing: Graphite, Crayon, and Colored Pencil

2: Drawing: Pastel, Charcoal 3: Drawing: Pen 4: Calligraphy

5: Painting: Watercolor 6: Painting: Acrylic

7: Painting: Oil 8: Photography: Black and White

9: Photography: Color 10: Fiber Art: Batik, Silk Painting, Weaving, Tie Dye, Other Framable Fiber Arts

11: All Other two dimensional art work

Art work must have been created by the member in the last two years.

Age groups will be primary, junior, intermediate, and senior. Top first & second place in each category will be exhibited at the Weaverville Library during May,

2011.

All work is due no later than 4:30 p.m. on March 31, 2011 at the two drop off locations:

TCOE-Deanna 4-H Office-Audra

Got questions? You can call us, your friendly 4-H All Stars! Contact Aren at (530) 623-5492

or Georgie at (530) 623-4224

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SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE THROUGH STATE 4-H If you are a senior graduating from high school in June, and wish to apply for scholarships to continue your education, there are several scholarships available through the State 4-H website. These scholarships range from $250 for a junior college vocational education to several $1,000 scholarships for pursuit of a degree in agriculture and other areas of education. Some have special eligibility requirements, ranging from expressed financial need to a specific grade point average. All the details can be found at http://www.ca4h.org/resources/members/scholarships. Please note that the application deadline for all of these scholarships is May 31, 2011. Also note that, although you may apply for ALL of the scholarships if you meet the listed eligibility re-quirements, you will only be allowed to receive ONE if you are selected.

2011 STATE 4-H FIELD DAY MAY 28, 2011 AT UC DAVIS 8:00AM TO 6:00PM

Since 2002, the State 4-H Field Day takes place annually on the Satur-day of Memorial Day weekend at the UC Davis campus from 8:00am until 6:00pm. The event is open to all 4-H members, volunteers, staff, and parents. Between 1,000 and 1,400 people attend the event. The event has a ‘picnic’ feel as people bring chairs and socialize for the day on the Wellman Hall east lawn. The State 4-H Office provides coordi-nation and facility support. Each contest and activity is coordinated by a group of 4-H staff, volunteers, and youth.

During the event, 4-H members may participate in a variety of contests. Some contests require pre-qualification and/or pre-registration. Some are open to all during the event. Here is a list of some of the fun events you can expect to witness or take part in at State 4-H Field Day: • State Presentation Day (pre-qualification/pre-registration required) • State 4-H Fashion Revue (pre-qualification/pre-registration required) Volunteer judges provide feedback

on 4-H members’ clothing and chosen accessories using criterion-based rubrics. Other activities open to ALL members include service, craft, judging and fashion activities, county displays and a fashion show.

• State 4-H Plant Science Contest organized into 3 parts: judging, plant identification and written test. The 4 highest-ranking senior members qualify to participate in the national contest.

• State 4-H Photography Contest: (pre-registration required) 4-H members may submit two photographs in various categories. Contact John Trammel at techdude4h@gmail.com for more information.

• State 4-H Film Festival (requires pre-registration) Provides a venue for teams of 4-H members to show-case their films.

• State Interview Contest (pre-registration required) Before this contest, 4-H members select a mock job and develop a cover letter and resume. At the event, 4-H members are interviewed and evaluated by 3 judges using a rubric.

• Festival of Science Curious about how things work? Want to know more about something? University Scientists will answer your questions! Provide your question ahead of the event and we will try to find the right scientists to provide answers to the most commonly asked questions. Contact: Steven Worker at smworker@ucdavis.edu or Kali Trzesniewski at ktrz@ucdavis.edu.

• 4-H Horse Classic Equine Educational Contests: these contests provide an opportunity for youth to gain knowledge and skills and be recognized for their efforts. The State Winners in the senior division are given the opportunity to represent California at the National 4-H Horse Classic in Denver Colorado in January 2012!

For more information regarding State Field Day, visit http://www/ca4h.org/Programs/Events/SFD

Save the Date for the SET EXPO~ April 30th, 2011

The SET planning team will host the 3rd annual SET EXPO at Redwood Acres in Humboldt County on April 30th, 2011. This will be a great oppor-tunity to showcase an area of your project work. If you would like ideas of things to do, call the Humboldt County 4-H Office. There is LOTS of cur-

riculum and FUN hands-on science related to your project work. There will be numerous ways to be involved and there is a long list of benefits for members. Besides a large array of life skills, lead-ership and citizenship that will result, members can count the following areas (depending on areas of involvement) on their record books: Project Exhibit ~ Event Attended ~ Leadership ~ Citizenship.

Make plans now to be involved! Make SET the theme of your 4-H Presentation and share the infor-mation again on April 30th. Plan to host a table with one hands-on activity. Plan a display to show-case SET in your project. Host a petting zoo or a hand washing station. Connect SET to what you are already doing. We had amazing 4-H work displayed last year. If each club or project group picks just one small thing to do, the event will be a BIG SUCCESS!!!

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4-H State Leadership Conference July 28 - 31, 2011 at University of California, Davis

The 4-H State Leadership Conference brings together high school youth from across California in a four-day leadership training, networking, and learning ex-perience. The conference provides advanced leadership training and is an opportu-nity for 4-H members to network and share ideas with other 4-Hers from across the state. The conference focuses on providing high school youth with experiential education on leadership development, civic engagement, college admissions and other 4-H project areas.

Youth delegates gain exposure to the campus by living in the residence halls, eat-ing in the dining commons, and participating in educational sessions, many of which are taught by UC faculty and staff.

The conference is planned by a team of high school 4-H members and adult advisors. Working in strong youth-adult part-nership, the team designs the educational, recreational and logistical components of the conference. Participants: Califor-nia high-school-aged 4-H members (14-19 years old)

4-H POLICY FROM THE STATE 4-H OFFICE: PLEASE READ Club Requirements: 4-H Clubs must have a 4-H charter. The 4-H Charter formally recog-nizes a group's affiliation with 4-H and grants the group permission to use the 4-H Name and Emblem. It provides the permission for the 4-H club to be a subsidiary of USDA National 4-H

Headquarters, University of California, and eligibility for federal tax exemption status. All 4-H clubs, groups and committees that use the 4-H Name and Emblem and handle finances and have a checkbook must be chartered. This includes accepting donations and fundraising. To maintain charter status all 4-H clubs must meet the following requirements:

• Have at least 5 members consisting of 3 different families.

• Have at least 2 adult volunteer leaders • Constitution and Bylaws approved by club members and 4-H staff

• Be organized with 4-H youth officers

• Meet Affirmative Action guidelines • Use the county 4-H office address as the club/group’s official banking address. • Complete the Annual Financial Report and file it with the County 4-H Office by the county

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State 4-H Horse Classic – The 2011 Horse Classic will be held on May 28-29th. An updated form has been posted to the website for the Educational Contests Individual Entry form. These forms are due by May 6. You may contact Cyndi Barnett for additional questions,

Judges needed for State Field Day! As part of the Field Day experience, we need judges. Coun-ties who send members to Field Day are required to provide judges. For every 5 members that are sent in we ask that a county provide 1 judge. In past years it has been difficult to gather all the re-quired judges. State Field Day coordinators will be holding counties accountable for sending judges. We ask that judges register at: http://ucanr.org/sfdjudge. Please contact Quang “Hogan” Tong at qtong@ucdavis.edu for more information

State Ambassador Information sessions: The State Ambassador program would like to invite parents and members interested in the program to an information session where questions about commitment and activities may be asked to current ambassadors, advisors and the program coordinator. 4-H State Ambassadors are youth who have excelled in the areas of leadership and community service. They are selected to serve the 4-H Youth Development Program in roles that promote leadership through educa-tion and service. Fresno – April 23, 2011 Fresno UCCE Office 5pm to 6pm

Davis – April 30, 2011 State 4-H Office 5pm to 6pm San Diego – May 7, 2011 San Diego County UCCE 5pm to 6pm

Please RSVP with Quang “Hogan” Tong at qtong@ucdavis.edu.

State 4-H Field Day May 28, 2011 at UC Davis, 9:00am – 6:00pm http://www.ca4h.org/Programs/Events/SFD/. Since 2002, the State 4-H Field Day takes place annually on the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend at the UC Davis campus from 8:00am until 6:00pm. The event is open to all 4-H members, volunteers, staff, and parents. During the event, 4-H members may participate in a variety of contests and educational activities.

State Fashion Revue registration is now open for youth who qualify to represent their counties. Selec-tion occurs at County Fashion Revue or a comparable event. SFR will be May 28, 2011 as part of State Field Day at UC Davis. Registration is by survey at http://ucanr.org/sfr2011, until May 16. SFR has three age divisions and five categories including the $15 Challenge. Categories and ages may be different from those in your county, so be sure to read the SFR rules carefully. Note: the cost limit for the Con-sumer Science-Purchased category is $100 this year. Additional activities at State Fashion Revue in-clude County Corner (county displays), Operation Cover-up and Quilts for Wounded Warriors (service projects), Pattern Exchange (bring some and take some), judging classes, photographs, modeling prac-tice, and make-it take-it crafts. Complete information is at http://www.ca4h.org/Programs/Events/SFD/SFR/. You can also contact Karli Draxler, Youth Chair, at chat2kd@unwiredbb.com or Sue Moore, samoore@ucdavis.edu. For information about your county qualifier, please contact your county office.

2011 Range Camp Applications now Available April 22nd is the application deadline for “Range Camp”, a week-long camp experience for students ages 15-18 who have an interest in the science and management of natural resources in California. Range Camp runs from June 19th-24th at the University of California’s Elkus Youth Ranch just south of Half Moon Bay. More information and application forms can be downloaded from http://casrm.rangelands.org/HTML/rangecamps.html (bottom of page). Cost is $400. Camp scholarships are available from agriculture and conservation organizations in many counties. Contact Marc Hor-ney at Cal Poly, SLO for more information: (805) 756-7543; mhorney@calpoly.edu.

Festival of Science: Curious about how things work? Want to know more about something? At the 2011 California State 4-H Field Day, University scientists will answer your questions! Provide your question ahead of the event and we will find the right scientists to provide an answer. http://www.ca4h.org/Projects/SET/Initiative/Questions/

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4-H Calendar of Events

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Happy Easter!

DATE EVENT TIME LOCATION 4/1/2011 Farm Bureau Scholarship application due 4:30PM 4-H Office, Hayfork 4/6/2011 Trinity County 4-H Council Meeting 6:00PM 4-H Office, Hayfork 4/9/2011 Sectional Presentation Day TBA Arcata, Humboldt County 4/16/2011 Art Extravaganza 10:00AM Fairgrounds Dining Hall, Hayfork 4/30/2011 SET Expo Redwood Acres, Humboldt County

5/1/2011 Signed Market Animal Livestock Agreements due 4:30PM 4-H Office, Hayfork

5/13/2011 State Leadership Conference Financial Aid applications due State 4-H Office

5/31/2011 State 4-H continuing education scholarship applications due postmarked State 4-H Office

6/1/2011 Trinity County 4-H Council Meeting 6:00PM Round Table Pizza party room, Weaverville

6/17/11-7/4/11 California Focus Sacramento, CA 6/26/11-7/4/11 Washington Focus "Road to Democracy" Washington, D.C. 6/26/11-7/2/11 Washington Focus "Heritage Trail I" Washington, D.C. 7/10/11-7/19-11 Washington Focus "Global Journey" Washington, D.C. 7/10/11-7/16/11 Washington Focus "Heritage Trail II" Washington, D.C. 7/2//11-7/31/11 State Leadership Conference UC Davis 8/10/2011 Trinity County 4-H Council Meeting 6:00PM 4-H Office, Hayfork 8/23/2011 Annual Club Leader Training 6:30PM 4-H Office, Hayfork 8/26/11-8/28/11 Trinity County Fair Fairgrounds, Hayfork 8/31/2011 Trinity County 4-H Year Ends 8/31/2011 Club Year-End Reports due 4:30PM 4-H Office, Hayfork 9/1/2011 New Trinity County 4-H Year begins

10/5/2011 Trinity County 4-H Council Meeting 6:00PM Trinity County Office of Education, Wvvl.

10/6/2011 County 4-H Record Books due 4:30PM 4-H Office, Hayfork

10/15/2011 County Record Book Judging 9:00AM Trinity County Office of Education, Wvvl.

11/5/2011 Favorite Foods Day/Achievement Day 9:30AM Dining Hall, Fairgrounds, Hayfork

12/1/2011 Enrollment forms/fees due at 4-H Office to be eligible to show/sell an animal at Fair 4:30PM 4-H Office, Hayfork

12/7/2011 Trinity County 4-H Council Meeting 6:00PM 4-H Office, Hayfork

University of California Cooperative Extension

The Cloverleaf newsletter is published monthly for the Trinity County 4-H Youth Development Program. UCCE exists in Trinity County as a

partnership of The University of California, U.S. Department of Agriculture and Trinity County.

Articles and photographs for the Cloverleaf are due in to the UCCE Office by the 20th of each month. The Cloverleaf is also available online at the Trinity County 4-H website: http://cetrinity.ucdavis.edu.

University of California Cooperative Extension Trinity County 4-H Office P.O. Box 490 Hayfork, CA 96041

OFFICE LOCATION: Trinity County Fairgrounds

6000 Highway 3, Hayfork, CA

Email address: cetrinity@ucdavis.edu Website address: http://cetrinity.ucdavis.edu

TELEPHONE NUMBER: (530) 628-5495

Fax number: (530) 628-1945

Audra Lane 4-H Program Representative

amlane@ucdavis.edu

Pamela Coffey UCCE/4-H Administrative Clerk II

pmcoffey@ucdavis.edu

Visit the California State 4-H website at: http://ca4h.org

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