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1 Bell County 4-H Newsletter September 2010 INSIDE THIS ISSUE: 4-H Open House 2 4-H Enrollment 2 County Council 3 & 4 Community Service 4 Dog Project 4 Food & Nutrition Project Bread Wksp 5 Club Officer Wksp 6 One Day 4-H 6 Ambassadors 7 Major Livestock Show 7 Sign-up HOT Fair 8 Major Show Broilers 8 Calf Scramble 8 Barrow Tags 8 Commercial Steer Weigh-In 5 9 Roaster Orders 9 Lamb & Goat Val. 9 Hunter Spectacular 10 Choosing Animals 10 Photo Contest 11 LaQuinta Discount 11 Roundup 12 4-H Eligibility & Activities 12 Graduating Seniors 13 Recordbooks 13 Clover Kids 14 Calendars 15&16 CALENDAR OF EVENTS September 2010 September 2: Finance Committee Meeting, 6pm, CEO Board Room September 6: CEO Closed September 6: Deadline for Roundup Contest September 10: Community Service drop off September 10: Calf Scramble Entry Deadline September 10: HOT Fair Entry Deadline September 10: Major Show Broiler Entries Due September 13: District Photography Pictures due to County Extension Office (All Ages) September 14: 4-H Open House, 5:30-8pm, Expo September 15: Healthy Lifestyles Advisory Board-5-6pm-CTCS School September 15: Major Show Barrow Tag Deadline September 18: Bread Workshop, 2pm-6pm, CEO September 18: Commercial Steer Weigh-In, 8am, Evans Ranch September 20: County Food Show Entries Due to CEO September 21: Club Officer Training, 6-8pm, CEO September 23: Belton Safety Day, Expo September 28: County Council 6:30pm-CEO November 2010 November 3 & 4: Major Livestock Show Sign -up, 5-8pm, CEO November 9: Scholarship Training, 6-8pm, CEO November 13-14: Holiday Classic (FREE Show and Clinic)- Belton Expo November 18: District Food Show Orientation -6-8pm-CEO November 16: County Council, 6:30pm, CEO October 2010 October 1: Club Charter Packet Due to CEO October 1: Deadline for ordering Roasters October 4-10: National 4-H Week October 4: Consumer Orientation Meeting, 7pm, CEO October 5: County Food Show, 4:30-8pm- CTCS School, Temple October 7: Fundraising Tickets due to CEO by 2pm October 9: One Day 4-H, 9am-3pm, CEO October 9: Movie in the Park, 7pm, Yettie Polk Park October 8-9: HOT Photo Display, District 4-H Entries October 16: Hunter s Spectacular-Expo- 6pm October 20: 4-H MAB Meeting, 6pm CEO October 21: 4-H Recordbook Training, 6-8pm -CEO October 25 & 26: Lamb & Got Validation, 5-8pm, Expo October 25: Gold Star Banquet, 6:30pm, Waco Baylor Campus October 26: County Council Mtg, 6:30pm, CEO October 29: ALL4-H Enrollment Form due in office to participate in Bell County Youth Fair December 2010 December 9: District 8 4-H Food Show- Belton

2 PAGE 2 4-H Open House will be held September 14th from 5:30-8pm at the Bell county Expo Assembly Hall. The Bell County 4-H Ambassadors will be hosting a 4-H open house to recruit new 4-H members. 4-H members and children from the public can come to the open house and learn about all the projects and activities in 4-H. Current 4-H members are welcome to come and learn about new projects. Bell County 4-H members will be stationed at booths and talk about projects and all types of activities (i.e. 4-H camp; leadership lab; congress ) Do you need more project experience for your recordbook or project form? Here is your opportunity!!!!! If you would like to be in charge of a project or club booth at the Open House, please call the Extension Office and let Pat or Tennille know which project you would like to demonstrate or which club you plan to have a booth. Hands on activities are encouraged in each project! Project booths are first come first serve. (Those participating in project demonstrations and club booths need to be at the Expo Center by 5:00 p.m.) Annual 4-H Enrollment 4-H Enrollment NOW!!! Make sure and enroll at your 4-H club meeting. All enrollment cards are due to the Extension Office by October 1st. You must enroll every year, so make sure to fill out an enrollment card! If you are not enrolled by October 29th, you will NOT BE ABLE to PARTICIPATE at the Bell County Youth Fair. Opportunities to enroll in 4-H are at: 4-H Club 4-H Open House September 14th Extension Office Also, make sure and check the military box on your enrollment card if you or a family member is: Currently Active in the military Reserves or National Guard If you have further questions, please contact the County Extension Office at: NOTE: Make sure & circle on top of the enrollment form, if you are new to 4-H.

3 PAGE 3 County Council Meeting Themes and Programs MONTH/DATE THEME PROGRAM September 28 "White Out" Summer Recap October 26 "Monster Mash" Trick or Treat Bags November 16 "The 1ST Thanksgiving" Shooting Sports December ***** NO MEETING ***** January 25 "70's" Tyler C. Program February 22 "Backwards Day" Tell & Show Fair March 22 "I Bleed Green" Roundup Presentations April 26 "Surf's Up" Officer Elections May ***** NO MEETING ***** June ***** NO MEETING ***** The Bell County 4-H County Council will meet on September 28, 2010 at 6:30 p.m. at the County Extension Office Meeting Room. Remember the council delegate and the president of the club are the two representatives from your club who come to the meeting and are voting delegates for the club. All 4-H members are welcome though! It will be a lot of fun, so come and learn about the county 4-H program and vote on exciting new 4-H opportunities. Breedlove is a non-profit organization who helps under privileged countries in need. They specialize in the malnutrition of people of all ages. Breedlove is based out of Lubbock Texas and is one of the leaders in the fight against hunger. Their supplies are highly demanded and go to just those in need. Bell County Council has decided to "Change the World" by receiving donations. You can donate your spare change in any club and the club with the most money gets a prize at the end of the year. This is a great opportunity to get involved in community service and also help the Texas 4-H Council in their effort to make a difference. If you would like more information please visit to see all of the great things this organization does. Thank you. Tyler Coufal. Texas 4-H Council.

4 PAGE 4 County Council Officers Your county council officers will plan and implement county wide community service and activities throughout the year. They will lead you in activities such as club officer trainings, county council meetings, dances, club coke tab project and many other community service activities BELL 4-H COUNTY COUNCIL OFFICERS Chairman: Dorothy Wood 1 st Vice Chairman: Peter Fasolino 2 nd Vice Chairman: Kyler Tormey Secretary: Lacy Ide Treasurer: Spencer Hallmark Reporter: Taylor Marburger Public Relations Officer: Ashley Payne Recreation Leaders: Taylor Harris and Brandon Stone Parliamentarian: John Fasolino County Council Advisor: Dawn Brown The Healthy Lifestyles Advisory Board would like to remind everyone to recognize their local fire fighters, emergency medical technicians, policeman, etc., on September 11 th. Please bake your favorite goodies and drop them by YOUR local police or fire station anytime that week as September 11 th is a Saturday. Remember to include a thank you note with your name and your 4-H club. If you don t know where to drop them off, then go ahead and bake your goodies and drop them by the county extension office by close of business on Friday, September 10 th, and someone from the Advisory Board will deliver them for you. To all of your family members who are in these professions, THANK YOU FOR ALL THAT YOU DO CONTINUALLY! DOG PROJECT COMMUNITY SERVICE Stuart Littman, 2 nd Vice president of Barking buddies, the Dog 4-H club in Bell County, will be collecting dog food for the Bell County Animal Shelter. Any size bag of Pedigree dog food can be dropped off at the County Extension Office in Belton (drop off box will be located right outside the office). Stuart s goal is to collect 100 bags of food between September and December.

5 PAGE 5 The District 8 4-H Food Challenge is a unique opportunity to participate in an innovative food and nutrition competition. The 4-H Food Challenge, similar to the popular television show Iron Chef, brings fun, learning, application of knowledge and skills, and group competition together at one event. The great news is that this is a state contest now for seniors!!!! At your table, they will have all the ingredients and amounts on the table and no directions! You are to come up with a dish with what ingredients you have on the table! General Guidelines: Please note a few changes from last year: The Food Challenge has two age divisions: Junior/Intermediate and Senior. Each county may enter two (2) teams in each age division for a total of four (4) teams per county. 4-H Clubs are unlimited in teams as long as the age division teams are appropriate. Food Challenge Judges will be allowed to ask questions. There is a District 8 Scorecard and Worksheet for Junior/Intermediate age division. Seniors will have the ability to participate in both the Food Show AND the Food Challenge. (Juniors and Intermediates will still only be able to participate in the Food Challenge.) There will no longer be a poster contest. The Nutrition Quiz Bowl will not be held on this date. Each team will provide equipment box if able (County Office will have 6 boxes available). If you are interested in having a team or the food and nutrition project, the information about the project and entry forms will be available on the Bell County 4-H Website at: and Click on Bell County 4-H (it is under the project link). County Food Show is October 5th, Entry forms are due September 20, 2010 Nutrition Quiz Bowl March 5, 2010 at McLennan Community College. Have you ever walked into a bakery just to enjoy the fresh-baked-bread smell? Well now you can have that same smell at home. Come into our Bread Workshop on September 18, 2pm-6pm, at the County Extension Office to learn the different types of bread, how to make bread, and most importantly, how to get that wonderful smell. The cost of the workshop is $10 and you will be taking home bread. The workshop is limited to 20 people and RSVP is required and must be made before September 13 th. For more information, contact the County Extension Office at (254)

6 PAGE 6 Club Officer Workshop The club officer workshop will be on September 21, 2010, at the County Extension Office from 6pm-8pm. This workshop will be a great way for all club officers to learn about how to run their 4-H meetings. The county council officers and ambassadors will be leading this workshop. All club officers are highly encouraged to attend! It will be very informative and fun! On October 9 th between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. your door bell may be ringing! The Bell County 4-H Ambassadors and County Council officers will be leading the State 4-H One Day community service project. On October 9 th 4-H members throughout the state of Texas will be participating in many different community service projects. The idea of the One Day project is to get as many 4-H members, parents, and leaders involved in community service projects, giving them an opportunity to say Thanks to the state for their support of Texas 4-H for the past 102 years. This year Bell county 4-H will be trick or treating for food items to resupply our area food banks. We want to invite everyone in the county to participate in this project with the goal of collecting as much food as possible! For those of you who cannot help gather the food, there is no need to get out into the cold; we will be ringing your door bell asking for food donations. Donations can be anything from canned foods, cracker boxes, gravy mixes, stuffing, rice, Jell-O and pudding, to dessert and hot coco mixes, or a bag of flour and sugar. If you are going to participate, we need you to bring plastic and paper shopping bags. Lunch will be provided for helpers! We need drivers to follow each group of people so that the collectors can lighten their loads. Please meet at the County Extension Office at 9am to start collecting. Lunch will be held at the Extension Office and drop off will be at the Extension Office. Mark your calendars and have a few extra food items in the house! If we do not happen to ring your bell, feel free to drop off donations at the Texas Agrilife Extension Office located at 1605 N Main St, Belton, TX , between the hours of 9am-3pm on Oct. 9 th. Once again we will be hosting a Movie in the Park at the Yettie Polk Park (across from bathrooms and beside the hamburger stand) at 7p.m.Everyone is welcome, rain or shine, the movie will play! We hope to see you there!

7 PAGE 7 Ambassadors The Bell County 4-H Ambassadors are the representation of the Bell County 4-H program. They will represent the county 4-H program on TV, Radio, Commissioners Court, and will lead many of the 4-H promotional events during the year. They also help with the 4-H banquet, state photo workshop, district food show, and are mentors at your club meetings. Below are the Ambassadors for the Year Whitney Bushing-Tigertown Tyler Coufal-Oenaville Danielle Fasolino-4-His Glory Peter Fasolino-4-His Glory Taylor Harris-Tigertown Katelyn Heisch-4-His Glory Lacy Ide-Tigertown Taylor Marburger-Salado Jennifer Ramthun-Holland Tyler Ramthun-Holland Brandon Stone-4-His Glory Brittany Stone-4-His Glory Kyler Tormey-Tigertown Dorothy Wood-Tigertown Katherine Wood-Tigertown Kathy Ide- Advisor The 2011 Major Show (Ft. Worth; San Antonio; San Angelo; Star of Texas; Houston) season is not far off and sign-up dates have been set. We will only have 2 days for sign-up; Wednesday, November 3 and Thursday, November 4, 2010 at the Extension Office in Belton. Both nights sign-up time will be from 5:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. These are the only two nights and times we will accept entries. Forms may be picked up in late October from the Extension Office, but can only be turned in on one of the nights listed above. Questions? Call Randall or

8 PAGE 8 Any 4-H member who plans to show at the 2010 Heart of Texas Fair must complete and turn entry forms into the county extension office no later than September 10, Entry forms can be obtained from the Extension Office. Major Show Broilers 4-H members who plan to show broilers at San Antonio, Houston or Austin or roasters at the Star of Texas Fair in Austin must order no later than September 10, The minimum order is 25 birds per exhibitor and cost is $31.25 per 25 birds. You may order a maximum of 75 birds per exhibitor and you must order in multiples of 25. Families cannot order one set of birds (75) for multiple children. Each exhibitor must select and exhibit their pen of 3 from the birds assigned to them. Contact Pam or Randall to order or with questions you may have. We will be receiving information within the next few weeks regarding calf scramble applications for major shows. If you are interested in scrambling at one of the major shows, please contact Randall or Pam at the Extension Office no later than September 10th and we will send you the appropriate forms as they arrive. Most shows require participants to be at least 14 years old and 100 lbs and to not be beyond your eleventh grade year in school. We need to know by 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, September 15, 2010 how many major show barrow tags you will need for the 2011 Major Show s. Tags will cost $8.00 per tag. We do not need you to order tags for county-only pigs. Contact Pam at the Extension office at

9 PAGE 9 For those 4-H members who plan on showing Commercial Steers at the Bell County Youth Fair, the Commercial Steer Weigh-In will be held on Saturday, September 18, 2010 at 8:00 a.m. at the W.C. Evans Ranch in Little River-Academy, TX. For additional information you can call the CEO. BCYF COUNTY ROASTER ORDERS Deadline for ordering Roasters for the Bell County Youth Fair is Thursday, October 1, The maximum order allowed per exhibitor is 25 birds and the cost is $35.00 per order of 25 birds. The birds will arrive on November 17, 2010 and can be picked up between 3:30-5:30 p.m. at the County Extension Office. 4-H members who plan to show market lambs or market goats in 2010 must validate these animals. Lamb and goat validation for Bell County exhibitors will be held October 25th and 26th at the Bell County Expo Center. Exhibitors who plan to show in San Angelo in 2011 must have a Texas Bred Lamb. You must have your Texas Lamb Breeders Tag with you at validation, or the sheep will not be eligible for San Angelo. October 25th Academy 4-H/FFA; Bartlett 4-H/FFA; Belton FFA; CTCS 4-H; Oenaville 4-H; Temple FFA; Tigertown 4-H; Troy FFA/4-H & Stampede Creek 4-H October 26th Bell County Horse; Ellison FFA; 4His Glory 4-H; Harker Heights FFA; Holland 4-H/FFA; Killeen 4-H/FFA; Maxdale 4-H; Rogers 4-H/FFA; Salado 4-H/FFA & Trimmier 4-H. Validation Time for the above dates is: 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. each night Cost: $8.00 for State and $3.00 for County, (If you validate for State it covers BCYF also)

10 PAGE 10 Fun for the Whole Family! We need your help! Each year, the Bell County 4-H hosts fundraisers to help with the costs of supporting our youth. We do not charge dues to participate in 4-H, so we ask that you help us by selling tickets to our main fundraiser. In 2009, we will launch a new event designed with the outdoorsman in mind. Our event is called the Hunter s Spectacular and will be held October 16, 2010 at the Bell County Expo Center. We will have lots of fun things for the whole family at the event including a meal, silent auction, live auction, vendors, and even have games. We will also have a drawing for 20 guns, binoculars, hunting equipment, t-shirts for sale and lots of other fun prizes. For the young people, we have games and activities and even a cake walk. A live auction of outdoor items will take place that evening as well as a silent auction with the hunter in mind. Also, on October 16th from 10am-6pm the Outdoor Expo, sponsored by the Temple Daily Telegram will be going on. 4-H supporters who bring their ticket stubs with them can attend for only $2.00 per person and see lots of fun booths & vendors. We need our 4-H members to sell tickets to the event. Your club manager will be asking each of you to participate and we want you to know that we utilize the funds raised for the total Bell County 4-H program.which includes you! We are able to help offset the costs of many events, camps, livestock supplies, workshops, contests, and leadership activities through these funds as well as provide scholarships each year to qualifying 4-H members. If you have questions, please do not hesitate to call the Extension Office and visit with Randall about the event. Choosing the right animal we re here to help! Anyone who needs help finding a lamb, goat, or swine project for the Bell County Youth Fair or Major shows in 2011 should contact Randall as soon as possible. I am more than happy to look for animals for you, go along with you when you will be selecting your projects, go to a sale, or contact breeders for you. Lamb and goat selection will be winding down very soon and the selection will be getting slim, so do not hesitate. Also, pigs will begin being sold in late-september, but we need to be making plans now and contacting breeders to set-up dates. You can reach me by phone at or trrakowitz@ag.tamu.edu.

11 PAGE 11 Photography Contest IMPORTANT DATES: Entry Deadline: Monday, September 13, 2010 (Change from Handbook deadline) Submit the following to the County Extension Office County Entry Forms Photo Entries in plastic sleeve Display: October 8, 2010 Heart O Texas Fair, Waco, Texas Creative Arts/Exhibit Building Age Divisions. Age divisions are determined by a participant s age as of August 31, 2010 as follows: Division Ages Birth date between: Junior 8 years old and in 3rd grade or 9-10 years Sept 1, 1999 Aug 31, 2002 Intermediate years of age Sept 1, 1996 Aug 31, 1999 Senior years of age Sept 1, 1991 Aug 31, 1996 Please note. This is NOT the qualifying contest for the state senior contest that will be held in spring This contest is in addition to the state senior contest and senior members wishing to enter the state contest should contact their County Extension Agent for details. Eligibility of Photos. All photographs must have been taken by the 4-H members between the dates of October 1, 2010 and time of entry. Photos may be submitted only one time and in only one division and class. For more information about the photo contest, please visit the Bell County 4-H Website & click on 4-H Projects. Under photography you will find entry forms and guidelines. These forms can also be obtained at the Extension Office.

12 PAGE 12 The Texas 4-H Roundup Logo and Theme Contest is Back!!! It seems like the 2010 Texas 4-H Roundup just ended, and Summer just began, but moving into August planning is already underway to make the 2011 Texas 4-H Roundup even bigger and better. The first step in making the 2011 Texas 4-H Roundup a memorable one is getting the logo and theme that will help provide the groundwork for the rest of the year. Last year's theme, "The Road Goes on Forever and 4-H Never Ends" help set the stage for the 2010 Roundup and truly provide a road of new opportunities that youth explored. It is the hopes of Texas 4-H faculty and staff that this year will be no different. We highly encourage individuals, groups, and even counties to take advantage of this opportunity to put their mark on the 2011 Texas 4-H Roundup. Below are a few items that are important if you are interested in submitting an entry. - Deadline for all entries are due September 6, Entries may be hand drawn or submitted in a.jpg format Extracurricular Activities and 4-H Eligibility Issues Starting September 1, 2010, all 4-H youth, including youth in public, private, and/or home school, must adhere to the following guidelines regarding extracurricular activities and academic eligibility: Complete a Declaration of Eligibility Form If you are in public or private school, your form will be sent automatically to your school. If you are home schooled, you will be required to come to the office to pick one up and fill it out. OR Name of 4-H member must appear on a list of eligible students to participate in a specific extracurricular activity signed by the school principal or designee. This list is usually used during the youth fair instead of filling out a form for each student. Extracurricular activities through 4-H that require a Declaration of Eligibility Form or List of Eligible names: All 4-H Competitive Events (this does include photography, Bell County Youth Fair, Participation in ANY 4-H event or activity that would require them to be absent from school. Consistent with the UIL rules, the Texas 4-H Program has adopted a three school week waiting period upon change in status of school enrollment (ie from public to private or private to home or home to public or home to private) before the 4-H member is eligible for extracurricular activity. As a result of the 81 st Legislation, no significant changes were made in TEA or UIL rules and procedures. The 76 th Legislature passed House Bill 3573 with 3major changes in regard to school eligibility and extracurricular activities: Authorizes the Commissioner of Education (instead of State Board of Education) to adopt for extracurricular activities and to approve or disapprove UIL rules and procedures. Suspension period of no pass, no play changed to 3 SCHOOL weeks. Authorizes local boards of trustees to adopt policies that establish the number of times that students may be absent to participate in extracurricular activities. It also requires that the policies allow at least ten absences for extracurricular participation but does not cap the maximum number of days that may be missed for extracurricular participation.

13 PAGE 13 Graduating Seniors It is that time again for graduating seniors to start applying for college and filling out scholarships! Seniors need to apply for their colleges/universities NOW!!! Acceptance for some schools will come as early as November. It is better on a scholarship to have been accepted already to a school. So apply NOW for school!!! Scholarships are also starting to come open and ready for applications. Make sure and watch the newsletter and the Bell County 4-H Website for those scholarship application deadlines. It is always being updated with new scholarships and deadlines. If you are interested in learning about scholarships available through 4-H or how to apply for a scholarship, you can attend the scholarship training, which will be held at the County Extension Office Board Room on November 9th at 6pm. This training will be invaluable to learn about what scholarship donors look for in scholarships, how to write an effective essay, or how to fill out effective information on your scholarship application. RECORDBOOKS Have you ever thought about doing a recordbook? A recordbook is good for those who want to keep records of their 4-H career, win awards for resumes, or help you with filling out your scholarship applications. All seniors who complete a recordbook say that it helped them with filling out their scholarship applications a lot. We have even helped create a format that ties directly to the 4-H Foundation Scholarship Form. How easy is that!!! Recordbooks are getting easier to fill out and complete these days! If you would like to learn about how to complete a recordbook, the Bell County 4-H will be hosting 2 workshops this year to help you do a recordbook. The first workshop will help with how to start a recordbook and how to record effective information for recordbooks and will be in November and the second workshop will be in April and will be the second part which is how to fill out the forms and do tables and what to actually do to fill out the recordbook. If you are interested, please attend the first recordbook training on: October 21, 2010 at 6-8pm in the CEO We had a great year for recordbooks this year! Congratulations on the following STATE recordbook winners! Danielle Fasolino 1st- Communication and Expressive Arts Open Peter Fasolino 2nd-Consumer Education Kyler Tormey 3rd-Food & Nutrition Dorothy Wood 3rd-Leadership Brittany Stone 6th-Plant & Animals Open Garret Marburger 4th-Science & Technology Tyler Coufal 4th-Swine

14 We would like to announce that Barbara & Dorothy Wood are the lead volunteers for the Bell County 4-H Clover Kids. Their main responsibility will be the organization of a Clover Kid Fair which is in May. Each County 4-H Club is responsible for their own Clover Kid membership. 4-H membership age is 8 (and in the 3rd grade) to 19 years; A Clover Kid is a child who is in Kindergarten (5 years old) through 2nd grade (8 years old). Clover kids attend regular 4-H Club meetings just like a 4-H member. They are a part of your 4-H club in all club aspects, however when it comes to county contest, they do not advance past county level and do not show animals. Clover Kids are not eligible to show at the Bell County Youth Fair. If you would like to help Barbara and be on the work group for clover kids, please call or Micah Holcombe at the CEO: or mlholcombe@ag.tamu.edu. BELL COUNTY 4-H FOCUS Bell County Extension 1605 N. Main, Room 102 Belton, TX Phone: FAX: Randall Rakowitz County Extension Agent Natural Resources Micah Holcombe County Extension Agent 4-H and Youth Development Extension programs serve people of all ages regardless of socioeconomic level, race, color, sex, religion, disability or national origin. The Texas A&M University System, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the County Commissioners Courts of Texas Cooperating

15 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Finance Committee Mtg, 6pm,CEO CEO CLOSED Deadline for Roundup Contest Calf Scramble Entry Deadline Major Show Broiler Orders Due Deadline for Community H.O.T. Fair Service-Drop-off Entries Goodies District Photo Pics Due Open House, 5:30-8pm, Expo Major Show Barrow Tag Deadline Healthy Lifestyles Advisory Board, 5-6pm, CTCS Bread Wksp, 2-6pm, CEO Commercial Steer Weigh-In, Evans Ranch, 8am County Food Show Entries Due to CEO Club Officer Training, 6-8pm, CEO Belton Safety Day, Expo County Council Meeting, 6:30pm, CEO

16 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Consumer County Food Orientation Mtg, Show, 4:30-7pm, CEO 8pm, CTCS Club Charter Packets Due to CEO Deadline for ordering Roasters National 4-H Week HOT Photo Display One Day 4-H, 9am-3pm, CEO Movie in the Park, 7pm, Yettie Polk Hunter's Spectacular, 6pm, Expo MAB Mtg, 6pm,CEO 21 Recordbook Training, 6-8pm,CEO Gold Star Baquet,6:30pm, Waco Baylor Campus County Council Mtg,6:30pm, CEO Lamb & Goat Validation, 5-8pm, Expo 4-H Enrollment Forms Due to CEO

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19 5 th Annual 4 H Night With The Spurs SPURS vs. ROCKETS Saturday, November 6, 2010 AT&T Center 7:30 PM EXCLUSIVE 4 H PACKAGE INCLUDES: Spurs game ticket Hot dog Bag of Chips Soda Recognition of all 4 H Clubs in attendance Please complete the information below and mail or fax before Wednesday, October 27, 2010 CLUB NAME CONTACT NAME # OF PACKAGES $81 (Lower Level 100# sections, corner rows 25 34) = $ $47 (Fan Zone / mid court rows 8 11) = $ $37 (Fan Zone 200 s corner rows 4 8, mid court rows 12 16) = $ $24 (Fan Zone 200 s corner rows 9 11, mid court rows 12 21) = $ $12 (Fan Zone 200 s corner rows 13 16, sideline rows 17 23) = $ TOTAL # OF PACKAGES = $ DEADLINE: Orders must be received by the Spurs Sales Office no later than October 29, Tickets ordered by Oct. 27 th will be mailed to the address provided. All orders received after Oct. 27 th will be available to pick up at the SE Box Office Will Call Window with a photo ID after 10 AM on Saturday, Nov. 6 th. IMPORTANT: Due to high ticket demand, we ask you to purchase tickets as early as possible. Orders will be filled on a first come first serve basis and are subject to availability. San Antonio Spurs Attn: Ryan Denbow One AT&T Center San Antonio, TX Phone: Fax: RDenbow@attcenter.com