General News. June 2014

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1 100 W. Franklin Room 16 Clinton, MO (660) FAX: (660) This I Believe The following was written by an Indiana 4-H Club Staff person and fits with fair time 1. 4-H boys and girls are more important than the 4-H projects H is not trying to replace the home, the church, and the school only to supplement H ers should be their own best exhibit. 4. No 4-H award is worth sacrificing the reputation of a 4-H member or leader. 5. Competition is a natural human trait and should be recognized as such in 4-H club work. It should be given no more emphasis than other fundamentals in 4-H. 6. Learning how to do the project is more important than the project itself. 7. Many things are caught rather than taught. 8. A blue ribbon 4-H boy/girl with a red ribbon pig is more desirable than a red ribbon boy/girl with a blue ribbon pig. 9. To learn by doing is a fundamental in any sound educational program and characteristic of the 4-H program. 10. Learning how to think is more important that what to think. All good points to keep in mind as the heat of summer ushers in the fair season. Inside this Issue: General News 1-2 State & Regional Events 2 Project News 2-3 Clover Kids Corner 3 Club Minutes 4 Project Meetings 5 Calendar of Events 6 Presentation Day Schedule 7 Fair Events Schedule 8 4-H County Council 9-10 Minutes General News Presentation Day Prepare your demonstrations, write your speeches, get your clothing outfit ready for fashion revue and get creative with a table setting! It s time for Presentation Day! It begins with registration at 8am this Saturday, June 7 at the Clinton High School (schedule is on page 7). Not sure what this means? Call the office with questions or additional help. Note: Please pre-enter Fashion Revue with calling We ll have Minute-to-Win-It games during the day with prizes. This is a fun day so we hope to see your family there! Members needed for Deal or No Deal July 3rd We need more 4-H members to volunteer to hold the Deal or No Deal suitcases for the give-away game prior to the Olde Glory Days entertainment on the Clinton Square July 3rd. We need 26 members. You will need to buy a matching 4-H t-shirt to participated (about $5 each). Sign-up is first-come, first serve. Deadline to sign-up is June 7 (presentation day). Call the Extension Office ( ) or tell Lisa Wallace at Presentation Day if you want to participate. Show-Me Wares at the Henry County Fair Do you decorate cakes, bake items, make crafts, create items from wood, or take photographs, just to name a few ideas. The Henry County Fair has an opportunity for 4-H and FFA members, called Show-Me 4-H Wares at the Henry County Fair. Come sell our items! Booth space is available Wednesday, July 16, 6-9pm during the Gospel Night in the Benson Center. Pre-registration is required by July 7 by calling Any food items sold must adhere to food stand guidelines. No animals can be sold. University of Missouri Extension does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, religion, age, disability, or status as a Vietnam-era veteran in employment or programs. If you need special accommodations for any program listed in this publication please contact the Ext. Office at Henry County 4-H Link 1

2 Fair Dates Set for 2014 Henry County Fair - see insert for times/dates; Fair tags are available at the Extension Office Mark your calendar with the dates, July Fair guidelines are posted now on our Extension website. Please get your livestock pre-entry forms turned in by July 7 (HC Exhibitors = no fees). Thursday, June 7pm Fairgrounds cleanup/work Night Tuesday, July 1 Return hams for smoking to Hetherington s Saturday, July 5, OGD Parade - Lineup 9:30am, on E. Wilson St. Thursday, July 10 4-H conf. judging & exhibits are entered Friday, July 11 is Clover Kid entries, Small Animal Pet Fair & Weston Wilkins Adventure Night Thursday, July 17 Livestock Exhibitor Breakfast 6-7pm All exhibits are released/must pick up or forfeit prem. $ 5:30pm - Buyer Dinner and Livestock Sale Tuesday, July 6pm Remer s Small Animal Carcass Show Monday, Aug. 6pm Ag Appreciation Dinner/Benson Center Wednesday, Aug. 6pm Beef Carcass Show/Hetherington s See the LINK S fair book cover insert and more information on times and for the entertainment to be posted online soon. Youth Building Host Assignments July 10, Entering Exhibits - Extension Staff & Donna Engeman July 11, Entering CK Exhibits - Extension Staff Westin Wilkins Adventure Night - M. Busy Beavers/Clinton FFA Small Animal Pat Fair - Cari Webb July 12, 8-Noon / Baby Show - CCA Patriots July 13, 3-5pm / Queen Contests - Clinton Cougars 5-7pm or until contests are over - Shawnee Indians July 14, 3-6pm / Henry County Sharp Shooters 6pm-close / Leesville Leprechauns July 15, 3-6pm / Mt. Zion Lions 6pm-close / Clinton Cool Cats July 16, 3-6pm / Clinton Rockets 6pm-close / Montrose Busy Beavers Show-Me-Wares / Donna Engeman July 19 Need volunteers for the dog show concessions/call in State & Regional Events 4-H Alumni Study The 4-H Alumni Study is a research study that is being conducted at the University of Missouri about your participation in 4-H Youth Development Programs. If you graduated high school in 2014, participated in Missouri 4-H at any time during grades 9-12, and you are currently at least 18 years old, you are eligible to join this study. The study will involve taking a total of 5 online surveys (one each year for 5 years) about your experiences in 4-H and other activities during your high school years. Each year s survey will take roughly 30 minutes of your time to complete. If you choose to complete the 2014 survey, you will be entered into a drawing for one of four $50 cash prizes (in the form of a check). To participate in the study, please visit: surveys.missouri.edu/missouri4h Please enroll by June 15. If you have additional questions about the 4-H Alumni Study, please contact Kimberly Keller at the Office of Social and Economic Data Analysis (OSEDA) at or KellerKJ@missouri.edu. Show-Me 4-H Wares at the Missouri State Fair The 7th Annual Show Me 4-H Wares booth is accepting applications May 1 July 1, 2014 for young entrepreneurs to sell their 4-H products and services at the Missouri State Fair on August 7, 8, 9, or 10, Any single 4-H member, two youth (biz buddies), or up to three 4-H members representing a club or countywide group, are eligible to apply to market or sell an original product or service that demonstrates the use of 4-H project skills. Youth enrolled in the 4-H entrepreneurship project and/or participating in county fair booths are especially encouraged to apply, but this is not a requirement to apply for the state fair booth. For information contact the Extension Center. Project News Beekeeping Beekeeping project meetings are the 2nd Monday of each month at 7pm, that date will be June 9th in the Extension meeting room. Questions? Call David Huenefeldt at Clowning The clowning project will meet June 9 at 5:30 at Blue Ribbon Bakery in Clinton. Bring your make-up kits and costumes. Call the Extension Office with any questions. Becky Church & V Dogs The Dog project meets every Tuesday except 6/10/14 at the HC Fairgrounds at 6pm. Last one is July 1st. Lin K Ham Return Date for smoking (to Hetherington s Meats) is Tuesday, July 1 from 8-5pm - make drop-off arrangements. July 10 ham interviews - times will be sent out. Horse Show Practice from 2-5pm on Saturday, June 14, at Vicky Church s Arena. Call Vicky at with any questions. HC Horse Show is June 22 - see show bill online. Henry County 4-H Link 2 Ham Horse

3 Livestock The Henry County Jackpot Show is June 14th. Preregistrations are due to the Extension Office by June 1, entry fees are $15/head if pre-registered and $20/head if registered the day of the show. The show will be MYSPC & MCLB sanctioned. Check in is 7-11 am judging begins at 10am (varies based on species). Fair Work Night is set for Thursday, June 12, 7pm at the Henry County Fair Grounds. We encourage ALL 4-H members, especially those who show livestock to come to the clean up night. Bring your weed eaters and/or cleaning supplies. Come to make your fairgrounds look better! Remember, many hands make light work. PLEASE READ all the new rules. There are not many changes, but there are a few. Instructors especially, should read the rules and be aware of any changes. Kind of embarrassing to show up at the State Shoot and not know the rules (but it happens every year). Don t be that person! Sportfishing The sportfishing fishing trip dates are to be ed out. Watch for them. Will Noble Woodworking Laura Henny, county-wide woodworking leader has set the following workdays for May & : Saturday: May 31, June 14, 21, 28-1:30-4:00 pm Monday: June 2,9, 16, 23, 30-3:00-5:00 pm Shooting Sports Please get your Shooting Sports copies in to the office soon. The HC Fair Competition is set for July 12 at 8am at the range...see your instructor for specifics..22 Rifle: The rifle project will meet at the MDC Range on Highway 18. Dates are on Page 5. Mitch Thornley Archery: The archery project will practice from 5-7:30pm at the YE Building at the HC Fairgrounds on the dates listed on page 5. Get your shooting time from Debi. Debi Reed Air Pistol: Air pistol practice will be May 31 and August 30 at YEB, HC Fairgrounds. Call him if these dates are not good and you can set up another day. They will provide hotdogs and hamburgers for lunch. Bruce & Sandra Hendricks Shotgun: Shotgun practices are 3:00pm at the MDC Range on Hwy 18, dates listed on page 5. Chet Jones State Shoot - Info from Gerry Snapp: Aug 23 Trap Shoot Aug Basic Archery NFAA 300 round all age divisions Sept 20 All events not specifically listed on other dates Sept 21 Sporting Clays OR 3D Archery, and Muzzle loading NEW THIS YEAR: Shooters must provide their own ammunition for all events none will be provided. NFAA 300 Archery is only offered on weekend of Aug All team awards will be based on top 3 scores (not 4) from a single county-except TRAP which will remain team of 5. We will pilot test Online Registration and Scheduling for Aug events. This means members register on the computer over the internet. Shooters will select/schedule their own shooting time. **2014 State Shoot Rules are on the web page at: Members will work in her garage, using her tools, at 954 W Hwy 18, Clinton. Bring your child to any of the workdays. You can stay with your child or drop them off. If 4 or more children attend, it is nice to have more adults to help supervise. Your child can come for part or the whole allotted time. You will need to bring the project plan & wood. Laura has plan books you can choose from. Other work times can be scheduled. Laura Henny, county-wide woodworking project leader/ or cell / or david.laura.henny@gmail.com Each month we try to provide an activity, info or other materials for leaders to share with Clover Kids. Build a Tower design and build Challenge: Working in teams of two, design and build a tower that is at least 12 inches tall. Materials Toothpicks Gumdrops A Ruler Directions Teams design and build a tower that is at least 12 inches tall. Clover Kids Corner Henry County 4-H Link 3

4 Club Minutes Montrose Busy Beavers Minutes Alex Engeman called the May 8, 2014, meeting to order at 6:30. Pledges were led by Kelsey Carter and Keon Engeman. Members were asked, What is a 4-H goal you have for summer? and a sign in sheet. Mikayla Engeman read the minutes from April and they were approved as read. Alyssa Engeman gave the treasurer s report. The current bank balance was $ There is one outstanding check written for $11 for late membership dues and one check written to the Endowment Fund for $500 that has not cleared the bank. Thirty dollars was collected for late membership dues. That brings the account balance to $ A motion to accept the report was made and accepted. Motion carried. Old Business: Montrose Busy Beavers will cover the Bounce House at the Montrose Festival. The Foreman girls will cover it from 10:00-12:00 and the Swaters from 1:30-3:00. Others are welcome to stop by and help. New Business: Members were asked to help with the Westin Wilkins Adventure Night at the Henry County Fair on July 11 th. If no one else offers to help the Henzlik family will cover it. Members were asked to sign up with the Extension Office if they can help the Olde Glory Days Committee by holding suitcases for their Deal or No Deal game on July 3 rd. Twenty-five 4-Hers are needed. Officer candidates spoke on why they wanted to hold the office they were running for. Members voted by ballot. Next year s officers will be as follows: Alyssa Engeman, president; Alex Engeman, vice president; Brendon Engeman, secretary; Taylor Henzlik, treasurer; Bailey Carter, reporter; Jalyn Crowder, photographer; Drew Bailey and Jaidon Crowder, games and songs leaders; and Keon Engeman and Lane Wareham, pledge leaders. Project Reports: Shooting sports, cake decorating, photography, and scrapbooking project updates were given. Calendar: Check LINK for project meeting dates and times. May 31 Clover Kids Henzlik farm, Foreman Girls will demonstrate, How to Fit Livestock June 7 Presentation Day-Clinton HS June H Camp June Public Speaking Academy July 1 Hams to Hetherington s July 3 Deal or No Deal-Clinton Square July 10 4-H Fair Exhibits Entered July 11 Clover Kid Exhibits Entered/Westin Wilkins Fun Night July 16 Montrose Busy Beavers watch exhibit booth at the fair (6:00-9:00 p.m.) July 17 Exhibits released from Fair Adjourn: Before adjourning Mikayla Engeman was given a gift as this was her last meeting as a member of the Montrose Busy Beavers. She will attend college next year. Motion to adjourn carried. Program: Annie Swaters gave a presentation on How To Do a Demonstration for Presentation Day. Snacks were provided by the Henzlik and Engeman families. Montrose Busy Beavers do not meet from June-August. Meetings will resume in September. Watch the LINK! Henry County 4-H Link 4

5 County Wide Project Meetings Listed in alphabetical order by project Project Date Time Location Contact Info Beekeeping June 9 7:00pm Extension Office Mtg Room David Huenefeldt Clowning June 9 5:30pm Blue Ribbon Bakery Ext. Office Dogs June 3, 17, 24 6:00pm HC Fairgrounds Lin Kozlowski Ham Return Hams, July 1 8-5pm To Hetherington Meats Jim Hetherington Ham Interviews July 10 Times will be sent out Fairgrounds Horsemanship June 14 June 22 HC Horse Show 2-5pm See show Bill Vicky Church s Arena Fairgrounds Vicky Church Livestock June 12 Cleanup at Fairgrounds 7pm Fairgrounds Ext. Office June 14 Jackpot Show Fliers online w/ times Fairgrounds Shooting Sports Archery = 5-7:30pm (see Debi for your time) on JUNE 18, & JUNE 25 & July 2 & July 23 YEB - HC Fairgrounds Debi Reed = JUNE 2-4pm, JUNE 6:30-8:30pm, JUNE 6:30-8:30pm, July 8 and 6:30-8:30 MDC Range Mitch Thornley Shotgun = JUNE 3pm, July 6, & 27@3pm Air Pistol = May 31 AND Aug 9am-2 or 3pm - With lunch served MDC Range YEB - HC Fairgrounds Chet Jones Bruce & Sandra Hendricks Sportfishing June Fishing Dates to be announced for fishing trips Woodworking June 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 June 14, 21, 28 Reminders will be sent? Will Noble pm 1:30-4:00 At Laura Henny s home At Laura Henny s home Laura Henny or Information Due 20th of Each Month If you would like to include information about something your club or project group is doing, or just want to announce an opportunity for members, please send your submissions to the Henry County Extension Office by the 20th of each month. Send to henryco@missouri.edu or mail to: The 4-H LINK, 100 W. Franklin, Room 16, Clinton, MO We are always looking for good information to share with our 4-H members and leaders. Please note that the Henry County Extension Office has the right to edit or refuse articles. Henry County 4-H Link 5

6 June and July 2014 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Rockets Mtg 7pm 8 June.22 Practice, 2-4pm, Range - Shawnee Indians Mtg, 7pm -Woodworking Cougars Mtg, 4pm -Beekeeping, CH, 7PM -Clowning, 5:30, Bakery -Woodworking Dogs, 6pm Dogs, 6pm < H Camp 11 4-H Camp 12 Cool Cats 6pm -Fairgrounds Cleanup/ Work Night 7pm 4-H Camp- - -> State Poultry Day -Presentation Day 8am at High School -Wood. 1:30-4pm - HC Jackpot Show -Horse Practice H Alumni Study due 16 Woodworking Dogs, 6pm -Mt. Zion Lions Mtg, 6:30pm -.22 practice, 6:30-8:30pm, Range 18 Archery, 5pm LINK Articles Due 21 -Wood. 1:30-4pm -4-H Day T-Bones 22 Shotgun, 3pm, Range -HC Horse Show 23 Sharp Shooters Mtg, 4pm, CH -Woodworking Dogs, 6pm 25 Archery, 5pm practice, 6:30-8:30pm, Range 27 Leesville Leprechauns, 6pm 28 -Wood. 1:30-4pm Woodworking 3-5 July 1 -Return Your Ham to Hetheringtons 8-5 -Dogs, 6pm 2 Archery, 5pm Shotgun, 3pm, Range 7 - Shawnee Indians Mtg, 7pm -Deadline Show Me Wares practice, 6:30-8:30pm, Range 9 10 Enter 4-H Exhibits & Ham Interviews <HC Fair Enter Clover Kids Entries Cougars Mtg, 4pm -Beekeeping, CH, 7PM 15 -Mt. Zion Lions Mtg, 6:30pm 16 Show ME Wares HC Fair> LINK Articles Due practice, 6:30-8:30pm, Range 23 Archery, 5pm Leesville Leprechauns, 6pm Shotgun, 3pm, Range Henry County 4-H Link 6

7 Rules were in May s LINK - see online. Henry County 4-H Link 7

8 2014 Henry County Fair 66th Annual July 10-19, 2014 Sunday, June 22 10:00 am Horse Show (Arena) rain date July 5th A Family Tradition Since 1948 Monday, July 14 3 pm-9 pm Exhibits open for viewing Thursday, July 10 (Benson Center) 4-7 pm Enter Home Ec. Exhibits Enter Vegetables & Fruits Enter Flowers Enter FFA Ag Mechanics Enter Arts and Crafts 5-7 pm Enter 4-H Exhibits 5-7 pm Enter Fine Art Exhibits 5-7 pm Ham Exhibitor Interviews Friday, July pm Clover Kids Enter Exhibits (Benson Center) 6:30 pm Small Animal Pet Fair (Grass Area) 7:00 pm Weston Wilkins Adventure Night (Grass Area) 7:00 pm Working Dog Exhibition (Pavilion) Saturday, July 12 8:00 am Shooting Sports Contest (Shooting Range) 8:00-Noon Exhibits Open for viewing 9:00 am Baby Show (Benson Center) 7:00 pm Truck and Tractor Pull (Arena) Sunday, July 13 (Benson Center) 1:00 pm Miss Henry County Interviews Princess, Pre-Henry County, Miss Henry County *Open to Contestants only* 3:00-8:00 Exhibits Open for viewing 3:00 pm Miss Henry County Talent Judging 5:30 pm Wee King & Wee Queen Judging 6:30 pm Wee King/Wee Queen Coronation followed by Miss Henry County Coronation Tuesday, July 15 9:00 am Rabbit Show/Poultry Show (Pavilion) 3 pm-9 pm Exhibits open for viewing 5:00 pm Meat Goat Show (Pavilion) Wednesday, July 16 9:00 am Sheep Show (Pavilion) 3 pm-9 pm Exhibits open for viewing 6-9 pm Show-Me Wares (Benson Center) 6:30 pm Gospel Night at the Fair (Benson Center) Thursday, July am Biscuits and Gravy Breakfast (Benson Center) 9:00 am Swine Show (Pavilion) 5:30 pm Buyer Dinner & Livestock Sale (Pavilion) 5:30 pm Release Home Ec. Exhibits & Arts/Crafts 6-7 pm Release 4-H, Fine Arts, Flower, Vegetable & Fruit, FFA Exhibits Friday, July 18 9:00 am Beef Show (Pavilion) 7:00 pm Garden Tractor/Mini-Rod Pull (Arena) Saturday, July 19 9:00 am Dog Show (Benson Center) 4:00 pm Pedal Tractor Pull (Pavilion) 6:00 pm Mud Run (Arena) More Fair Henry County 4-H Link 8

9 May Henry County 4-H Council Minutes Mikayla Engeman called the May 19, 2014 meeting to order at 7:00 in the HC Courthouse Meeting Room. Pledges were led by the officers. Roll call was a sign in sheet. Alyssa Engeman read the minutes from the March meeting. Brendon Engeman moved and Zac Jones seconded the motion to approve the minutes as read. Motion carried. Taylor Henzlik reported a bank balance of $15, Brendon Engeman moved and Julie Hull seconded the treasurer s report as presented. Motion carried. The following clubs were in attendance and gave updates: Montrose Busy Beavers, Clinton Cougars, Clinton Cool Cats, Shawnee Mound Indians and HC Sharp Shooters. Those not attending were: Clinton Rockets, CCA, Leesville Leprechauns, and Mt. Zion Lions. Old Business: Kim Hall said there were a few openings for camp if you know anyone interested in attending they should contact the office immediately. Henry County camp counselors will be Mikayla and Alex Engeman, Alex Jones, Taylor Henzlik, Julie Hull, and Haylee Hayes. Alyssa Engeman and Kayla Taylor were chosen as counselors in training. Several 4-Hers from the county are scheduled to attend. Kim reported the Carnival made roughly $4, Kim also reported next year s 4-H dues are still $11 before Jan. 1 but a dues increase will take effect after Jan. 1, Dues will increase to $20 per member. Clubs should plan on getting their forms in early to take advantage of the current dues of $11. If members have a hardship paying the increased dues they should contact Kim. The Olde Glory Days committee needs 25 4-H youth to help them with their Deal/No Deal game on July 3 rd at 7:00 on the Clinton square. Let Verlinda know if you are interested in helping. They will also need your T-shirt size to order matching T -shirts. Alex Jones thanked everyone for helping with the Pull Tab campaign. 589,000 pull tabs were delivered from Henry County to the Ronald McDonald House in KC. New Business: Carnival-nothing further to report. Banquet & Awards- They are planning on holding the banquet at the Methodist Church on Saturday, Oct. 11 th, to cut expenses. They are asking the extension council to provide desserts, 4-H families to provide side dishes, and the 4-H council to purchase the meat and paper goods. Invitations will be sent to 4-H families and those receiving an award to encourage attendance. They will limit the photographs to group shots after the banquet to cut down on chaos of getting photos and participating as presenters and/or receiving awards. Awards will be on certificate paper and they will attempt to make them look the same. Fair Committee- The times and dates the clubs were to watch the 4-H exhibits during the fair were shared with those in attendance. They will be printed in the upcoming LINKS. Volunteers are still needed to cover the dog show concession stand and lead the games for Westin Wilkins Fun Night. Contact Michelle Henzlik if interested. Presentation Day-Judges are still needed for Presentation Day. The committee worked on finalizing the list to give to Rosemary Peterman which will make final contacts when she starts as summer help May 27 th. Budget-The council officers met with Paula Thornley to discuss next year s budget. The carnival didn t bring in as much money as last year so funds were dispersed differently in the budget. The activity fund was deleted completely and money dispersed in the budget where it could better benefit more members and not just the handful that attend activities previously supported by the fund. Zac Jones made a motion to accept the new budget and Chelsea Thornley seconded. Motion carried to accept the new budget as presented. At the September meeting, the council wishes to discuss giving all or a portion of the leftover budget to the Endowment Fund. Henry County 4-H Link 9

10 Regional Representatives, Mikayla and Alex Engeman, reported Teen Conference was held March 22-23rd. Three youth from Henry County attended. State Congress is June th. Alex Jones and Alex Engeman are running for WC Representatives, Mikayla Engeman for the executive office of Treasurer, and Alex Engeman and Taylor Henzlik have interviews for National Congress. Other Henry County youth will be attending. After a discussion was held regarding participating in the Olde Glory Days Parade, Julie Hull moved and Haylee Hayes seconded HC 4-Hers walk in the parade. Kim Hall was going to check to see if we had a banner to carry that said HC 4-H rather than individual club banners. If there isn t one, Brendon Engeman made a motion and Zac Jones seconded that Kim Hall spend up to $150 to purchase a banner that just said Henry County 4-H. Next year s Carnival date has been set for March 28, Kim passed out officer candidate applications for next year. Interviews will be held in September. Club Leader Orientation will be August 21 at 5:30 p.m. New club leaders or a parent from each club should plan to attend. It was also announced that the WC Region would host the Regional Energizer at the Clinton High School January 24, More information will be coming. Please let Kim know of any potential programs/speakers for the Energizer. With no further business the meeting was adjourned. The next meeting is Monday, September 15 at 7:00. Dates to Remember: May State 4-H Congress May 31 State Sports Fishing June 1 Jackpot Registration Due June 5 Sale Committee June 7 Presentation Day June H Camp June 14 Jackpot Show June Public Speaking Academy June 20 LINK Articles due June 22 HC 4-H/FFA Horse Show July 1 Fair Entries Due July 3 Olde Glory Days-Deal/NO Deal July 5 Olde Glory Days Parade July Henry County Fair July 16 State Shooting Sports Registration Due July 22 Sheep/Goat/Swine Carcass Show July State 4-H Horse Show July 31 State Fair Exhibits due to the Ext. Office August 7-17 Missouri State Fair August 18 Ag Dinner August 19 State Fair Exhibits available for pick-up August 21 Club Leader Mandatory Meeting August 27 Beef Carcass Show September 2 MO Report Forms due September 15 HC 4-H Council Meeting Submitted by Alyssa Engeman, 4-H Council Secretary Henry County 4-H Link 10