San Bernardino County4-H HeadlinesApril 2005 ♥ Vol. 9 ♥ No. 3

Cooperative Extension/4-H Office777 E. Rialto Avenue, San Bernardino, CA 92415

Phone: (909) 387-2179 Fax: (909) 387-3306E-Mail: caeggleston@ucdavis.edu

Web: http://cesanbernardino.ucdavis.edu/ and http://clubs.ca4h.org/sanbernardino/ Southern Sectional 4-H Web: http://ss4h.org/ State 4-H Web: http://www.ca4h.org/

Upcoming EventsMarch 31-April 6, 2005 National 4-H ConferenceApril 2, 2005 San Bernardino County Fair Entries due by 4:00 pmApril 2, 2005 Chino Classic Horse ShowApril 5, 2005 Cal Focus MeetingApril 7, 2005 Summer Camp Deposit due to the San Bernardino

County 4-H OfficeApril 9, 2005 Southern Sectional Teen Council Meeting, Mt. SAC,

Building 12 at 9:00 amApril 9, 2005 Southern Sectional Council Meeting, Mt. SAC, Building 12

at 10:00 amApril 12, 2005 All-Star Intents due to the County 4-H OfficeApril 12, 2005 All-Star Orientation at 7:00 pmApril 23, 2005 State 4-H Leader’s Council MeetingApril 30-May 1, 2005 Summer Camp Staff Training Weekend April 30-May 1, 2005 San Bernardino County Fair Horse ShowMay 3, 2005 All-Star Meeting at 6:00 pm at the County 4-H OfficeMay 3, 2005 Horse Advisory Meeting at 6:00 pm at the County 4-H

OfficeMay 3, 2005 County Council Meeting at 7:00 pm at the

County 4-H Office, ElectionsMay 4, 2005 San Bernardino County Fair Pre-Fair MeetingMay 14, 2005 State Ambassador Interviews at UCRMay 14-22, 2005 San Bernardino County FairMay 16, 2005 All-Star Applications due to the County 4-H OfficeMay 21, 2005 Sectional Field DayMay 28, 2005 State Presentation DayMay 28-29, 2005 National Orange Show

Record Book TipsMarch:Master Showmanship Clinic: Attended - UCounty Council Meeting: Attended - U (may only count once for the year no matter how many you attend)

Item D: Field Day - County

Report attendance as a spectator or participant. Attendance only is required to take credit for a field day. If participating, also take credit for each activity, such as: Demonstration (R), Judging Contest (G), Share the Fun (W). A Field Day could instead be counted as an Attended Event (U), but not as both - choose one. Since there is not space allowed for itemizing for Item D, field days attended should be listed on an Addendum to the PDR.

Fashion Review and Expressive Arts: Medallist (Gold Medal) - O; Attended - U; County Winner - V

San Bernardino County 4-H WebsiteVisit and bookmark the new San Bernardino County 4-H Website at http://clubs.ca4h.org/sanbernardino/ this website is maintained by John Trammell. You can find 4-H forms, information, the county calendar, and much, much, more. The website is being updated often. Be sure to check it out!

Legacy FormsLegacy Forms are now available on the County 4-H Website. You can download them and fill them out right on your computer or print them out and fill them out the old fashioned way, with a pen. Either way, you can download them and fill them out, then send them in to the County 4-H Office and the Legacy Committee will meet when we have several forms to be considered.

Project Leader Meeting Report FormsProject Meeting Report Forms are now available on the County 4-H Website. These forms are for Project Leader use and should be filled out for each meeting, it is now easier, as you can do so on your computer and print them out. The directions have also been posted in case you have any questions.

Attention Community LeadersCommunity Leaders please remember to check your club file whenever you are in the County 4-H Office. You may have important information or flyers for upcoming events.

Leader Cards

Leader cards have been made and sent out to the Community Leaders, contact your Community Leader to pick up your card. A big Thank You to all of our hard working volunteers!

Legacy Applications DueThe Legacy Committee will be meeting in June. If you wish to turn in Legacy applications for financial help for the events listed below, they must be in the 4-H Office by June 1, 2005. Any applications received after June 1 will not be considered. You can fax them to (909) 387-3306, mail them to:  UCCE/4-H Office, 777 E. Rialto Ave. San Bernardino, CA 92415 or email them to caeggleston@ucdavis.edu  The Legacy Grants have always been given on a reimbursement basis. Please do not  count on the possibility of grant money when deciding if you can attend an event. Grants are given out according to the amount of applications and money that is available. Legacy Grant applications can be found on the 4-H website: http://clubs.ca4h.org/sanbernardino/  or call the 4-H office at (909) 387-2179.

California Focus    Washington FocusSummer CampState Leadership Conference

“San Bernardino County All-Stars Intent to Apply And All-Star Orientation”

There will be an All-Star Orientation held at the county office on Tuesday, April 12 th at 7:00 p.m. Intents to apply for All-Star need to be turned in at the Orientation. Selection day will be held on Saturday, June 4 th. In order to apply for being an All-Star you must be 15 by June 3, 2005 and you must have achieved the rank of Gold Star, be approved to receive your Gold Star before applying for the All-Star position or have completed an Emerald Star project. Letters to the candidates will be mailed the week following the Selection date of June 4th. The County reception will be held at the County Council meeting on July 12 th

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Intent to Apply for All-StarMail, e-mail, fax, or drop it off at the San Bernardino County 4-H Office by Tuesday April 12, 2005. Good Luck!Name:Club:Birthdate:Address:

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In Loving Memory Of Heather Elaine NielsenHeather Elaine Nielsen went home to be with the Lord on March 25, 2005. Heather was born Aug. 3, 1984 in Pomona. Heather’s enthusiasm for life is evidenced by the abundance of

accomplishments she packed into her 20 short years. Not only did she capture the hearts of the people who knew her, she excelled in all that she did, some of which includes holding a 3.8 grade average as a junior at Colorado State University, while majoring in animal science and agriculture business. As a youth, Heather was in the top 10 at the 4-H Western Nationals, as well as garnering multiple 4-H state championships. In high school, she was awarded the American Farmer Degree in the Future Farmers of America. Heather was an accomplished horsewoman, who held national, state and regional titles in the American Junior Paint Horse Association, in addition to holding office in the association. At present, Heather was a varsity member on the CSU shooting sports team and was selected to represent the university as a School of Agriculture ambassador. Heather will be desperately missed by the many people whose lives she touched.

SheepIf you are starting a sheep project and would like to show Southdown breeding sheep contact Inland Rockin’ Rebels, Jennifer Radoi at (909) 389-4536

Beef CurriculumThe new 4-H Cooperative Curriculum System (CCS) Beef Curriculum is seeking participants to pilot new materials. Your assistance is needed. Please take a few minutes to view the materials and fill out the pilot sheets for the beef books. People participating in the pilot will receive 10 copies of the program. The materials can be found at http://www.n4hccs.org . Click on 2005 programs and find the beef materials at the top of the page. If you have questions, contact Carrol D. Rodgers at rodranch@uiuc.edu

State FairA quick note to let everyone know that will have youth taking livestock to the 2005 California State Fair, the NEW DNA collection requirements and the deadline dates for requesting DNA testing kits has now been posted to the California State Fair website at www.bigfun.org. Please ensure your 4-H youth that will be attending the fair are aware of this information and how to connect to the State Fair website.Any questions, please e-mail at entryoffice@calexpo.com or call at (916) 263-3146 the California State Fair.

4-H Statewide Advisory CommitteesApplications for the 4-H Statewide Advisory Committees are now available. Youth, volunteers, and county staff are being sought for the 4-H Policy, 4-H Program, Incentives and Recognition, Curriculum, and International Exchange Advisory Committees, and the Citizenship/Service-Learning Advisory Council. Committee terms begin July 1, 2005. Applications are due April 30, 2005 and are available at: http://ca4h.org/council/4-HYDPStatewideCommittees(2005).pdf

Share Your StoryNational 4-H Supply Service wants to know how you think 4-H benefits America -- your story could be in the 2007 National 4-H Calendar . Sending in a submission may even get you a free $10 gift certificate towards your next 4-H Source Book purchase ! The 2007 calendar theme is "How 4-H Benefits America". 4-H members, volunteers, parents, staff, and partners will furnish the stories to be featured. These personal testaments must

tell the "what, when, where, why, and how" so the general public can understand how 4-H benefits America. Please limit your entry to 125 words due to the calendar's space restrictions. E-mail, fax or mail your stories to: Maria Cascioli, National 4-H Supply Service, 7100 Connecticut Avenue, Chevy Chase, MD 20815. Phone: (301) 961-2948, Fax: (301) 961-2937, E-mail: mcascioli@fourhcouncil.edu . Submission deadline is April 30, 2005.

4-H Shooting Sports National InvitationalMissouri will once again host the 4-H Shooting Sports National Invitational on June 27-July 1, 2005 in Columbia, Missouri. The National 4-H Shooting Sports program committee invites all states to participate. Check out the National 4-H Shooting Sports website, where you can find links to the National 4-H Invitational, at: http://www.4-hshootingsports.org/

California 4-H Horse ClassicThe California 4-H Horse Classic is July 20-24, 2005 at the Murieta Equine Complex in Sacramento. New English jumping divisions were proposed and voted in at the last business meeting by the membership at large: Short/Long Stirrup, Low Hunters, Children's Hunters. For more details, visit the 4-H Horse Advisory website at www.cal4hhorse.com

2005 National 4-H Youth in Action/Community Tree Planting Grant

 Funding Provided by Deft, Inc.Promoting Youth/Adult Partnerships in Action Grants of $500-$1,750Application Deadline: May 6, 2005 The 2005 National 4-H Council Youth in Action/Community Tree Planting Grant Program offers a limited number of youth grants in the amount of $500 to $1,750 to 4 H/Extension groups in local communities, in counties, and at the state level. This program provides opportunities for young people and adults to take action with ongoing community tree planting and/or reforestation projects or to stimulate new and creative youth-led projects. National 4-H Youth Grants put resources directly into the hands of youth, and they take the lead in the design of the project, the proposal writing process, implementation, and then evaluation. Grants are offered only to 4-H/Extension Programs in the United States and its territories. If you are not a part of 4-H, we encourage you to contact your local Cooperative Extension office and become a project collaborator! The application can be found at http://www.fourhcouncil.edu/pGrntTreePlanting.aspx . Click on "2005 Tree Planting RFP" at the bottom of the page under "Related Links" to open or download the application. Completed applications are due on Friday, May 6, 2005. If you have any questions, email smiske@fourhcouncil.edu

State Leadership ConferenceRegister for the 2005 California 4-H State Leadership Conference being held August 4 - 7, 2005 at UC Davis! Meet fellow high-school 4-H members from across the state in this four-day leadership conference. The conference will feature Matt Lohr and Cary Trivanovich as two energetic keynote speakers, along with educational youth-in-governance tracks and workshops. Discuss 4-H "hot topics" in small groups. During the evenings, enjoy a carnival, pool party, and dance. Registration costs $330 and is due to your county 4-H office by June 24, 2005. For more information, visit the conference website at http://slc.ca4h.org/

County Field DayOn March 19th we had our San Bernardino County Field Day, Fashion Revue and Expressive Arts event. The Bloomington Christian Grammar School was a new location for us but, worked out very well. The stage was great for both the skits and the Fashion Revue modeling. We were very proud of all of our members who attended these events! It was very educational and fun for all. A special thank-you to our All-Stars who planned and ran this event. Thanks to all of the volunteers who judged, tallied, set-up and took down all the tables and chairs we needed. Without all of you helping us, we wouldn't beable to have these events for our youth. And a very special thank-you to all the parents who took time to bring their kids down and support them in their efforts! Results are as fallows

Intermediate Individual Audio - Visual Presentation:Katie Hade, East Valley - GoldHayley Goldstein, Rancho Rebels - Blue

Senior Individual Audio - Visual Presentation:John Trammell, East Valley - Gold

Senior Team Audio - Visual Presentation:Carrie Curley, Rancho Rebels and Michael Grainger, Inland Rockin’ Rebels - Blue

Cultural Arts:James Harris, Hesperia Highlighters - County WinnerElizabeth Lehto, Grand Terrace - Medallist

Junior Educational Display:James Harris, Hesperia Highlighters - GoldDylan Shelton, Bloomington Boosters - GoldShannon Arredondo, Bloomington Boosters - BlueMegan Carden, Inland Rockin’ Rebels - Blue

Intermediate Educational Display:Hayley Goldstein, Rancho Rebels - GoldTory Grainger, Inland Rockin’ Rebels - GoldAshley Trammell, East Valley - GoldJollycia Pearson, Fort Irwin - Blue

Senior Educational Display:Kayla Pauwels, Bloomington Boosters - GoldSarah Carden, Inland Rockin’ Rebels - BlueJared Gillispie, Hesperia Highlighters - Blue

Intermediate Expressive Arts Exhibit, Graphic Art:Arce Marangelly, Fort Irwin, Chalk Drawing - BlueSavanna Deasy, Fort Irwin, Abstract PaintingKatie Hade, East Valley, Crayon DrawingHope Roberts, Mountain Eagles, Chalk Drawing Amirta Pitre, Fort Irwin, Pencil Drawing

Senior Expressive Arts Exhibit, Graphic Art:Aileen Cofield, Rancho Rebels, Drawing, Matador - Red

Primary Expressive Arts Exhibit, Holiday Crafts:Alicia Harris, Hesperia Highlighters, Christmas Wreath - BlueAutumn Jacobo, Grand Terrace, Halloween Costume - BlueAutumn Jacobo, Grand Terrace, Cat Pillow - BlueAutumn Jacobo, Grand Terrace, Pony Pillow - Blue

Junior Expressive Arts Exhibit, Holiday Crafts:Sarah Philbert, Fort Irwin, Paper Mache Mask - Blue, Medallist

Shannon Arredondo, Bloomington Boosters, Recycled St. Patrick - BlueCatherin Durver, Mountain Eagles, Tube Skirt - BlueTanner O’Brian, Bloomington Boosters, Fleece Blanket - BlueTanner O’Brian, Bloomington Boosters, Salt Shaker Angel - Blue Sarah Philbert, Fort Irwin, Machine Made Pillow - BlueShannon Arredondo, Bloomington Boosters, Fleece Blanket - Red

Intermediate Expressive Arts Exhibit, Holiday Crafts:Claudia Conver, Bloomington Boosters, Domino Necklace - BlueClaudia Conver, Bloomington Boosters, Fleece Blanket - BlueKatie Hade, East Valley, Book Marker - BlueKatie Hade, East Valley, Soda Bottle Butterfly - BlueArce Marangelly, Fort Irwin, Handmade Pillow - BlueKatie Hade, East Valley, Red White & Blue Wreath - Red Katie Hede, East Valley, Humorous - Red

Senior Expressive Arts Exhibit, Holiday Crafts:Octavia Conver, Bloomington Boosters, Domino Necklace - BlueOctavia Conver, Bloomington Boosters, Fleece Blanket - RedElizabeth Lehto, Grand Terrace, Cigar Box Purse - Red

Junior Expressive Arts Exhibit, Photography - Black & White:Sarah Philibert, Fort Irwin

Intermediate Expressive Arts Exhibit, Photography - Black & White:Ashley Trammell, East Valley - Blue, County Winner

Senior Expressive Arts Exhibit, Photography - Black & White:Briana Sallows, East Valley, Rose - RedElizabeth Lehto, Grand Terrace, Flag - WhiteElizabeth Lehto, Grand Terrace, FenceElizabeth Lehto, Grand Terrace, Trash

Junior Expressive Arts Exhibit, Photography - Color:

Jollycia Pearson, Fort Irwin, Thunderstorm Clouds - Honorable Mention

Intermediate Expressive Arts Exhibit, Photography - Color:Lauren Christensen, East Valley, Nature - Blue, MedilistKatie Hade, East Valley, Road in Snow - Red Ashley Trammell, East Valley, Color Flower - WhiteLauren Christensen, East Valley, Blossoms - Honorable MentionLauren Christensen, East Valley, Waterfall Taquitz Canyon - Honorable MentionLauren Christensen, East Valley, ButterflyHenry Frye, East Valley Senior Expressive Arts Exhibit, Photography - Color:Elizabeth Lehto, Grand Terrace, Blue Sky and Sunset - Blue Ashley Bryant, East Valley, Rodeo - RedElizabeth Lehto, Grand Terrace, SunsetElizabeth Lehto, Grand Terrace, Museum

Senior Expressive Arts Exhibit, Photograph - Other:John Trammell, East Valley, Video Presentation

Extemporaneous:Carrie Curley, Rancho Rebels - GoldCody Johnson, High Desert Magic - GoldBriana Sallows, East Valley -GoldAmanda Chiatovich, Bloomington Boosters - BlueKatherine Lehto, Grand Terrace - BlueKayla Pauwels, Bloomington Boosters - BlueKylee Terry, High Desert Challengers - BlueSarah Wilson, High Desert Challengers - BlueSarah Carden Inland Rockin’ Rebels, -RedAileen Cofield, Rancho Rebels - RedElizabeth Lehto, Grand Terrace - Red

Primary Fashion Revue, Construction Selection:Janet Champlin, Inland Rockin’ Rebels

Junior Fashion Revue, Construction Selection:Alexandra Aldrich, Monte Vista Diamonds - County Winner

Intermediate Fashion Revue, Construction Selection:Sheridan Suman, Mountain Eagles - County WinnerKayla Dunlop, Grand Terrace - MedallistAlexandria Bryan, Mountain Eagles - Blue

Robyn Fratus, Mountain Eagles - BlueMegan Gillmore, Mountain Eagles - BlueTory Grainger, Inland Rockin’ Rebels - MedallistHope Roberts, Mountain Eagles - BlueAmitra Pitre, Fort Irwin - Blue

Primary Fashion Revue, Clothing Selection:Janet Champlin, Inland Rockin’ RebelsAllison Eggleson, Monte Vista DiamondsHayley Kane, Monte Vista Diamonds

Intermediate Fashion Revue, Clothing Selection:Kayla Dunlop, Grand Terrace - County WinnerTory Grainger, Inland Rockin’ Rebels - BlueAmitra Pitre, Fort Irwin - Blue

Senior Fashion Revue, Clothing Selection:Ashley Bryant, East Valley - County Winner

Primary Fashion Revue, Decorate Your Duds:Alicia Harris, Hesperia Highlighters

Senior Fashion Revue, Recycled Garment:Elizabeth Lehto, Grand Terrace - Blue

Primary Fun Foods Fundraiser, Cookies:Janet Champlin, Inland Rockin’ Rebels, Chocolate Chip Cookies - Blue, $50.00Alyssa Ralph, High Desert Magic, Ethels Sugar Cookies - Blue, $6.00Alyssa Ralph, High Desert Magic, Chocolate Chip Cookies - Blue, $15.00

Junior Fun Foods Fundraiser, Cookies:Shannon Arrendondo, Bloomington Boosters, Peanut Butter Kisses Cookies - Best of Category, $18.00Stephanie Keith, High Desert Magic, Oatmeal Cookies - Blue, $10.00Stephanie Keith, High Desert Magic, Peanut Butter, Chocolate Chip Cookies - Blue, $15.00

Intermediate Fun Foods Fundraiser, Cookies:Kaitlin Foley, High Desert Magic, 4-H Clover Ginger Cookies - Best of Category, First Runner-up, $25.00Jallycia Pearson, Fort Irwin, Chocolate Macaroons - Blue, $25.00

Senior Fun Foods Fundraiser, Cookies:Jared Gillispie, Hesperia Highlighters, Snickerdoodles & Chocolate Chip - Blue, $13.00

Adult Fun Foods Fundraiser, Cookies:

Gayle Champlin, Inland Rockin’ Rebels, Oatmeal, Raisin, & Nut Cookies - Blue, $17.00Kelsey Shelton, Bloomington Boosters, Oatmeal Raisin Cookies in Bunny Basket - Blue, $50.00Kim Terry, High Desert Challengers, Brickle Chocolate Chip Drop Cookies - Blue $14.00

Primary Fun Foods Fundraiser, Decorated Cake:Benjamin Ames, High Desert Magic, Blue Car Cake - Blue, $12.00

Junior Fun Foods Fundraiser, Decorated Cake:Abigail Ames, High Desert Magic, Green Ladybug Cake - Blue, $6.00Shannon Arrendondo, Bloomington Boosters, Bunny Cake - Blue, $ 45.00

Intermediate Fun Foods Fundraiser, Decorated Cake:Hayley Goldstein, Rancho Rebels, Artist Box Cake - Best of Category, $14.00Clayton Terry, High Desert Challengers, Purple Car Cake - Best of Category, First Runner-up, $35.00Claudia Conver, Bloomington Boosters, Chocolate Frosted Cake with Lots of Strawberries - Blue, $40.00

Senior Fun Foods Fundraiser, Decorated Cake:Kylee Terry, High Desert Challengers, Uh-Ohh!! Wal*Mart Rollback Man Had an Accident! - Blue, $14.00

Adult Fun Foods Fundraiser, Decorated Cake:Jenna Chiatovich, Bloomington Boosters, Chocolate Frosted Cake with Single Strawberry - Best Overall Adult, $ 40.00

Primary Fun Foods Fundraiser, Favorite Dessert:Riley Goldstein, Rancho Rebels, Dirt Cake Cups - Blue, $18.00

Junior Fun Foods Fundraiser, Favorite Dessert:Shannon Arrendondo, Bloomington Boosters, Sweet Potato Pie - Best of Category First Runner-up, $10.00

Intermediate Fun Foods Fundraiser, Favorite Dessert:Claudia Conver, Bloomington Boosters, Oreo Pie - Blue, $30.00Tory Grainger, Inland Rockin’ Rebels, Brownies - Blue, $16.00Arianna Hardy, Fort Irwin, Caramel Cake - Blue, $12.00

Senior Fun Foods Fundraiser, Favorite Dessert:

Cody Johnson, High Desert Magic, Espresso Fudge Brownies - Best of Category and Best of Show, $40.00

Intermediate Illustrated Talk:Ashley Trammell, East Valley - Gold

Senior Illustrated Talk:Erin Johnson, High Desert Magic - Gold

Junior Impromptu Speaking:James Harris, Hesperia Highlighters - Red

Intermediate Impromptu Speaking:Henry Frye, East Valley - RedKaitlin Woods, Mojave Desert - RedMariah Woods, Mojave Desert - Red

Senior Impromptu Speaking:Amanda Chiatovich, Bloomington Boosters - GoldCarrie Curley, Rancho Rebels - GoldCody Johnson, High Desert Magic - GoldKayla Pauwels, Bloomington Boosters - GoldBriana Sallows, East Valley - GoldKylee Terry, High Desert Challengers - GoldSara Barnes, High Desert Challengers - BlueAshley Bryant, East Valley - BlueElizabeth Lehto, Grand Terrace - BlueSarah Wilson, High Desert Challengers - BlueJustin Champlin, Inland Rockin’ Rebels - RedOctavia Conver, Bloomington Boosters - RedKatherine Lehto, Grand Terrace - RedJohn Trammell, East Valley - Red

Junior Individual Presentation:Danielle Johnson, Bloomington Boosters - GoldJohn Kane, Monte Vista Diamonds - GoldStephanie Keith, High Desert Magic - GoldSarah Phlilbert, Fort Irwin - GoldMegan Chiatovich, Bloomington Boosters - Blue

Intermediate Individual Presentation:Jollycia Pearson, Fort Irwin - Gold

Senior Individual Presentation:Sara Barnes, High Desert Challengers - Gold

Primary Interpretive Reading:Riley Goldstein, Rancho RebelsMegan Jeske, Rancho Rebels

Intermediate Interpretive Reading:Lauren Christensen, East Valley - GoldTory Grainger, Inland Rockin’ Rebels - GoldClayton Terry, High Desert Challengers - GoldKaitlin Woods, Mojave Desert - GoldMariah Woods, Mojave Desert - Gold

Senior Interpretive Reading:Aileen Cofield, Rancho Rebels - GoldErin Johnson, High Desert Magic - GoldKylee Terry, High Desert Challengers - Gold

Junior Judging Contest:Megan Carden, Inland Rockin’ Rebels, Livestock - GoldMegan Carden, Inland Rockin’ Rebels, Other - GoldMegan Carden, Inland Rockin’ Rebels, Overall - Gold

Intermediate Judging Contest:Mariah Woods, Mojave Desert, Livestock - GoldLauren Christensen, East Valley, Other - GoldMariah Woods, Mojave Desert, Overall - Gold

Senior Judging Contest:Amanda Oogjen, Bloomington Boosters, Livestock - GoldAileen Cofield, Rancho Rebels, Other - GoldBriana Sallows, East Valley, Other - GoldSarah Wilson, High Desert Challengers, Other - GoldAileen Cofield, Rancho Rebels, Overall - Gold

Intermediate Team Prepared Speech:Kaitlin Foley and Daniel Perry, High Desert Magic - Gold

Senior Prepared Speech:Elizabeth Lehto, Grand Terrace - BlueBriana Sallows, East Valley - BlueAmanda Chiatovich, Bloomington Boosters - Red

Junior Team Presentation:Alexandra Aldrich and Cierra Olson, Monte Vista Diamonds - GoldShannon Arredondo and Danielle Johnson, Bloomington Boosters - GoldDavis Cooper and Megan Chiatovich, Bloomington Boosters - Blue

Senior Team Presentation:Sara Barnes, High Desert Challengers and Paige Ryan, High Desert Magic - GoldKiersti Hogue and Sarah Wilson, High Desert Challengers - Gold

Share the Fun:

High Desert Magic - County Winner

2005 4-H Summer CampSummer Camp will be held June 26, 2005 to July 2, 2005 at Camp Alpine Meadows,

the cost is $250.00 per camper. A $20.00 deposit is due by April 7, 2005 and the remaining $230.00 is due by June 16, 2005. All deposits and applications must be sent to the San Bernardino County 4-H Office, Attention Summer Camp, 777 East Rialto Avenue, San Bernardino, CA, 92415. Make checks payable to San Bernardino County 4-H Council.

There are scholarship funds available via the Los Angeles County 4-H Summer Camp Fund. Applications are due to the Los Angeles County 4-H Office by April 15, 2005. Funds also available through the San Bernardino County 4-H Mrs. Lyman Rich Legacy Grant. Members and their families may also start a “Summer Camp Savings Account” by sending a minimum of $25.00 a month to the San Bernardino County 4-H Office. Please note that all funds must be to the San Bernardino County 4-H Office by June 16, 2005.

Fun Foods Auction

Expressive Arts Medallist

Cultural Arts -Megan Chiatovich

Packets have been sent to the Community Leaders with registration forms and information or you can download forms from www.4HSummerCamp.com

Camp is going to be a blast and we hope your club will send lots of members to share in the experience!

SUMMER CAMP RESERVATION FORMhttp://www.4hsummercamp.com

FIRST COME – FIRST SERVED $20.00 DEPOSIT PER CHILDNon-Refundable

NAME: ___________________________ M _____ F _____

BIRTHDATE ________/________/________ AGE ________

ADDRESS: ___________________________________ CLUB ________________

CITY: __________________ ZIP: ______________ PHONE (____)_________