4-H FLASH. Cowley County 4-H News April 2015

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1 4-H FLASH Cowley County 4-H News April 2015 Cowley County Extension 311 E. 9th P.O. Box 538 Winfield, KS Staff: Kelsey Holcomb, 4-H Youth Development Jill Zimmerman, Ag and Natural Resources Becky Reid, Family and Consumer Sciences Cindy Musselman, Office Professional In this issue: Regional 4-H Day Results Livestock Dates Discovery Days 4-H Camp Who s in the Driver s Seat? When things go wrong/bad in life, who takes the responsibility? Think about how often you see a person blaming someone else for the problem. People act like passengers. True leaders are the drivers in their lives. Drivers take responsibility. They are accountable and hold themselves accountable for the events that happen. Drivers understand that while they may not have any control over the situation or an outcome, they do have control over how they react. Passengers become victims, having no control over their destination or attitude. Leaders understand that while some things go wrong, their attitude and approach is their responsibility when facing adversity. They take responsibility for the direction of their lives. A list published in Forbes reveals 14 things every successful person has in common. Number 6 is: They take accountability for themselves and their actions. Number 6 on the list of 10 Traits of Extremely Successful People on elitedaily.com is They are self-reliant and take responsibility. Many other lists of attributes of successful people/ great leaders also contain similar wording. Is this a coincidence? I don t think so. Consider instances where you have witnessed yourself or others mistakes. When a person acknowledges that they have made a mistake, accepts wrongdoing and apologizes; they reveal their true character or integrity. Now consider an instance where someone acknowledges that a mistake was made, but lays blame on someone/something else. They display a lack of integrity and trust of followers is lost. Dr. Tim Elmore suggests three areas in which leaders choose to be drivers instead of passengers: -Positive Attitude (Their thinking and perspective on life.) -Persistent Fortitude (Their determination in response to tough situations.) -Purposeful Latitude (Their flexibility based on a clear focus on future direction.) Now, consider where you are in your life. Who s sitting in the driver s seat? Are you taking control of your actions and attitude, or are you allowing situations to dictate your response? Source: Habitudes: The Art of Self- Leadership; Teacher s Guide; Dr. Tim Elmore Kelsey Holcomb Upcoming Meetings The Cowley County Extension Council Executive Board meets monthly and conducts the business of the Extension Office. The April meeting will be held on Thursday, April 2 at 5:30 p.m. in the Assembly Room of the Cowley County Courthouse, 311 E. 9th, Winfield. The May meeting will be held Thursday, May 7 at 5:30 p.m. in the Extension Office Meeting Room. 4-H Council, Junior Leaders and Ambassadors will meet Monday, May 18th. 4-H Council will meet from 7:00 p.m.- 7:45 p.m. Junior Leaders will begin at 7:50 p.m. Ambassadors will meet at 8:30 p.m. If you were selected to represent your club at 4-H Council and find you cannot attend, please let your leaders know and find another member to serve in your place. If you are an Ambassador and cannot attend the meeting, let Jennifer Bauer know before the meeting ( ).

2 May Day! May 1, 2015 is the last day to add or drop projects to be eligible for the 2015 Cowley County Fair. If you are not enrolled in a project by May 1, you will not be allowed to exhibit in that project area at the fair. Don t remember what projects you enrolled in? Log in to your family account on 4-H Online and click on the projects tab, or you can contact the Extension Office at , We will look it up for you! All project add/drops must be completed online at ks.4honline.com. Remember: It is not your club leader s responsibility to know which projects you are enrolled Regional 4-H Day Results Regional 4-H Day was held Saturday, March 15 on the campus of Butler Community College in El Dorado. Congratulations to the Cowley County 4-H ers who competed! Fiona Badley, Sunrise 4-H, Intermediate Reading, Blue/ Intermediate Vocal Solo, Top Blue Micah Brown, Burden 4-H, Multi-Media Presentation, Blue Katie Cook, Burden 4-H, Junior Project Talkm Top Blue Miranda Depenbusch, Udall 4-H, Public Speaking, Blue Zia Gaines, Sunrise 4-H, Senior Reading, Red Katrina Holland, Sunrise 4-H, Junior Reading, Red Zane Hubble, Walnut Valley 4-H, Intermediate Instrumental Solo, Top Blue Kallie McNutt, Tisdale 4-H, Senior Instrumental Solo, Blue Hunter Mericle, Burden 4-H, Junior Instrumental Solo, Top Blue Titus Mill, Sunrise 4-H, Intermediate Demonstration/Illustrated Talk, Blue Mika Munson & Madi Jennings, Martha Washington 4-H, Group Dance, Blue Lindsay Noland, Cameron 4-H, Multi Media Presentation, Blue Trey Noland, Cameron 4-H, Junior Project Talk, Blue Jacob Shepherd, Sunrise 4-H, Intermediate Instrumental Solo, Blue/ Intermediate Piano, Blue/ Intermediate Reading, Blue/ and Other Talent, Top Blue Emely Solomon, Sunrise 4-H, Senior Vocal Solo, Blue John Taylor, Burden 4-H, Senior Demonstration/Illustrated Talk, 2nd Blue Hunter Thompson, Floral 4-H, Other Talent, Red Mark Thompson, Floral 4-H, Junior Reading, Blue Sunrise 4-H Club, Skit, Top Blue Congratulations Ambassadors! Cowley County 4-H Ambassadors work to promote Cowley County 4-H and develop leadership skills within the county. Ambassadors must be at least 14 years of age and a member of 4-H for at least 4 years. Ambassador applicants go through an application and interview process. New Ambassadors for 2015 are: Miranda Depenbusch, Malorie Depenbusch, Elizabeth Dombeck, Anna Hixon, and Torrie Thiel. They will join Carson Hopkins, Audrie Bailey, Ashley Lance, Grady Priest and Brayden Krepps, Zane Brazle, John Mackey, Keaton Johnson, Brailea Tipton, Abigail Bauer, in promoting 4-H in Cowley County. Congratulations!

3 Discovery Days Discovery Days is an opportunity for youth age 13 and older to attend classes, increase their leadership skills and meet other like-minded teens while spending a few days on the campus of Kansas State University. This year s theme is, Be Marvelous and Make an Impact!. Registration for Discovery Days opened SATURDAY, MARCH 1 and is due April 15. The registration fee is $205 which includes all meals, lodging, program expenses, insurance, a Discovery Days t-shirt and more! Some classes have additional fees to pay for supplies. The class catalog is currently available at under Events. Discovery Days classes (the good ones, anyway) fill up very quickly. So, if you have certain classes you really want to take, you need to register ASAP. As a reminder, Cowley County will also offer some $50 scholarships and scholarships are available from the state as well. Cowley County scholarship applications will be available in the Extension Office or on the Cowley County Extension website ( and are due in the Extension Office by April H Campference The Kansas 4-H Youth Leadership Council is excited to plan and host 4-H Campference!!! This event is focused on "betweenagers," youth ages 12-14, and will be held June 31- July 3, 2014 at Rock Springs 4-H Center. Participants will experience the feel of a conference, while enjoying the "camp" activities Rock Springs 4-H Center has to offer. Campference will feature workshops about opportunities in the 4-H program, becoming a leader and activities to energize youth while learning healthy living skills and how to better interact with others. Participants will meet other youth from around the state of Kansas. Registration is available at and is limited. Cost is $265. All registration information and fees are due in the Extension Office by May 15. However, Campference filled up before May 1 last year, so get your spot before it s too late! Campference is being sponsored by Farm Credit Associations of Kansas and the Kansas 4-H Youth Leadership Council. Southwestern Leadership Rotary Camp Some people may define a leader as one who is in charge of a group or activity. However, a true leader is a servant first. Rotary Leadership Camp offers an opportunity to discuss the possibilities and responsibilities of being a servant leader, and highlights what Rotary is doing in different communities! The camp will take place May 27 - June 3, 2015, on the Southwestern College campus. Throughout the camp students will learn about themselves and others, and about motivation and teamwork. The students will discover that he or she cannot be a leader without being a servant first. The week will be filled with both physical and mental leadership-building and motivational activities. Registration is available online at sckans.edu/leadership. Click on the Rotary Camp link. Print out the registration at turn it in to Dean Kennedy (Winfield) or another local Rotarian. Winfield and Ark City Rotary screen their local applications and will pay for some participants to attend. Sunny Hills 4-H Camp Cowley County will attend 4-H camp at Rock Springs June with the Sunny Hills Camp Group. Camp is a great opportunity for youth in 3rd-7th grades (complete) to meet other youth from across the state and participate in activities like riflery, archery, disc golf, horseback riding and more! Registration is $175 and is due in the Extension Office by May 8, Bring a friend! Campers do not have to be members of 4-H. Camp Scholarships are available on a limited basis. Scholarship applications are available in the Extension Office or on the county website at and are due May 8, Camp Counselors Needed Sunny Hills 4-H Camp is an opportunity for older 4-H ers to gain positive leadership skills through service as a camp counselor. Counselors must be at least freshman-complete, however, preference is given to those who are sophomorecomplete. Counselors will travel to Rock Springs for Counselor Training June 14th. Applications are available in the Extension Office and are due by May 8th.

4 Kansas Range Youth Camp If you are interested in plants, livestock or wildlife, you will want to attend this educational event like no other in Kansas! Upcoming High School Sophmores, Juniors and Seniors are invited to attend. You will learn about Range Plant Identification, Plant Growth, Stocking Rate Determination, Livestock Nutrition, Rangeland Wildlife Management, and much more! The camp will be June 29-July 2, at Camp Mennoscah, Murdock KS (In Kingman Co). The registration fee is $ and is due by May 1, Sponsored by Kansas Section of Society for Range Management. Questions can be directed to Amber Johnson, Kansas Range Youth Camp Chairman, 349 DD50 Rd. Fall River, KS , or Shooting Sports Program Information Archery: Thursdays, April 9th-30th, 6:30 p.m. at the Meadow Shotgun: Sunday, April 19th, 2:15 p.m. at Posey Creek Gun Club. Hunting Skills is meeting with WHEP practices, Tuesday, April 7th, 4:45 p.m. at New Hope Fellowship Church. Monthly Club Meeting; Sunday, April 19th, 1:30 p.m. at New Hope Fellowship Church. Good luck to those members going to State Air, State WHEP (Wildlife) and County Archery Qualifier!! Look for results in May. Questions, or call Austin Waite, Cowley County Health & Safety Fair Saturday, April 18, :00 AM - Noon Ark City Agri-Business Building 712 W. Washington The family-friendly event is FREE and features safety vehicle exploration, bike rodeo, fire house demonstrations, Ident-a- Kid, Car Seat Safety Demonstrations, and Walk Along Trail. Walk Kansas Walk Kansas is a team-based program that helps participants lead a healthier life. Cowley County has 50 teams that will be tracking physical activity for 8 weeks. A variety of special events are planned throughout the county including: Low Impact Fitness April 15 - Friendship Meals, Winfield, 11:15 a.m. April 22 - City Hall, Burden, 10 a.m. River Trail Fun Walk April 18 - Agri-Business Building, Arkansas City, 9 a.m p.m. Zumba May 2- Ben Cleveland Wellness Center, Arkansas City, 10 a.m. Workout in the Park May 9 - Island Park, Winfield, 4 p.m. Thursday, May 1 is the Cowley County's Neighborhood Walk Day. Invite your neighbors and enjoy a walk around your neighborhood anytime on this day! For more updates, visit the Techiehomeckie Facebook page. Sitter Solutions - the beginning babysitting class for ages May 18 (10 a.m. - 2 p.m.) and May 19 (1-5 p.m.), Extension Assembly Room, Winfield The $20 class fee includes first aid training with CPR for friends and family, items to entertain children with a sitter's magic bag and tips on starting your babysitting business. Class size is limited to 20 participants. Register by calling FCS Fun Day & Fiber Fans Friday, April 17, Open house format 3-5:30 p.m. Visit the Cowley County Extension Assembly Room on Friday, April 17 to explore Family and Consumer Science project areas. The event will feature a Fiber Fans project (scissor pouch), various hands-on stations and a Consumer Judging contest.

5 4th Annual Kansas 4-H Sewing Camp Create a garment from pattern to wear during this year s 4th annual Kansas 4-H Sewing Camp! Participants will explore new sewing concepts and improve current sewing skills. Junior participants (age 9-12) and Senior participants (age 13 and older) will attend camp at K-State Salina, work on touch control sewing machines, and receive assistance from teen counselors and textile knowledgeable adults. Junior camp will be held June 25-27, and Senior camp will be held June All fabrics, supplies and equipment will be provided for youth to construct their garment. Junior participants will choose from an apron, pull-over shirt or pants. Senior participants will choose between a tailored vest or silky shirt. Junior registration cost is $170 and Senior registration cost is $215. Space is limited, so early registration is strongly encouraged. Registration closes May 8, Visit to register. Astronomy Project News We will have a project meeting in April, at 7:00 pm on Thursday the 23rd, at the Extension Office. The topic covered will be our solar system, and we will be making solar system key chains for our project that evening. All needed materials will be provided. A viewing session is scheduled for 7:30 pm on Saturday, March 28th at Chaplin Nature Center in Arkansas City weather permitting. Objects viewed will include Jupiter and its moons, Saturn, the moon, galaxies and star clusters. If you have questions or need directions, please shepherd@cowley.edu. Bathroom facilities will be available, and refreshments will be served. Not enrolled in Astronomy?? No worries! You can still add the project. Just go to your 4Honline account and add Space Tech before May 1. Cowley County 4-H Livestock Dates 4-H members enrolling in livestock projects should be aware of the following dates/deadlines: Wednesday April 1: K-State Animal Sciences Leadership Academy registrations due Saturday, April 25: Cowley County Classic Spring Beef Show Saturday, April 25: Tagging for Bucket Calves, Sheep, Swine and Meat Goats- 1:30 p.m.-4:00 p.m.; weigh-in for Meat Goats Friday,May 1: KJLS/Kansas State Fair Market Beef Nominations due Friday, May 1: Cowley County Add/Drop Deadline Tuesday, May 5: Tagging for Bucket Calves, Sheep, Swine and Meat Goats- 4:30 p.m-7:00 p.m.; weigh-in for Meat Goats Saturday, May 23: Cowley County Spring Sheep and Meat Goat Show, Winfield Fairgrounds May 23 & 24: EKSSS Cowley County Swine Classic, Winfield Fairgrounds June & 17-20: K-State Animal Sciences Leadership Academy Monday, June 15: KJLS/Kansas State Fair Commercial Heifer, Market/Commercial Sheep, Swine and Goat Nominations due July 7: South Central District Horse Show Wednesday, July 8: Cowley County Fair Pre-Entries Due July 30-August 3: Cowley County Fair August 22 & 23: State 4-H Livestock Sweepstakes September 11-20: Kansas State Fair October 2-4: Kansas Junior Livestock Show South Central District Horse Show Livestock Tagging Note If your family is unable to attend a scheduled tagging date, please notify Kelsey (holcombk@ksu.edu) or Jill (jazimmer@ksu.edu) prior to the tagging deadline to make alternate arrangements.

6 Small Livestock Tagging and Weigh-In Sheep, Swine, Goat and Bucket Calves will be tagged Saturday, April 25th from 1:30-4:00 p.m. and Tuesday, May 5th from 4:30 p.m.- 7:00 p.m. All Market Meat Goats must be tagged and weighed at one of the designated dates. All Market and Commercial Sheep, Swine and Goats must be tagged at one of the designated tagging days. Bucket calves must have a Cowley County Extension issued Kansas 4-H eartag but are not required to come to the tagging day. Cowley County Classic The Cowley County Classic Spring Beef Show will be held Saturday, April 25th at the Winfield Fairgrounds. Show flier is available on the Cowley County Extension website ( If you are interested in helping with the show, please contact Kelsey or Jill. Cowley County to Host Eastern Kansas Swine Show Series The Eastern Kansas Swine Series (EKSSS) will host a two day prospect pig show at the Cowley County Fairgrounds May 23 and 24, Participate in one or both shows. The Eastern Kansas Swine Show Series began in It is designed for Kansas youth swine exhibitors, with awards provided by series sponsors. For more information visit EKSSS website at: or contact Brian Thiel at Spring Sheep and Meat Goat Show The Cowley County Spring Sheep and Meat Goat Show will be held Saturday, May 23rd at the Winfield Fairgrounds. Show information can be found at under 4-H Youth. Area Prospect Pig Sales: Ark Valley Swine Assoc. prospect pig sale: April 12 th at Agri-Business Building in Ark City with viewing of pigs starting at noon. South Haven FFA prospect pig sale: April 18 th at 1:30 pm at the City Park. Pork Burger Feed at 11:00 am. Harper County prospect pig sale: April 11th with viewing of pigs starting at 12:00 pm in Harper. Spring Shows Members interested in showing livestock at spring shows may view fliers for other county shows in our Spring and Summer Shows binder in the Extension Office. Rabbit Project Nancy Kennedy will hold the next Rabbit Project meeting at Island Park in Winfield on April 20, 2015 at 7:30 pm. The South Central District Horse Show Will be held Tuesday, July 7, 2015 at the Kingman County Activity Center in Kingman, KS. The District Horse show is the qualifying event for horse project members that wish to exhibit at the Kansas State Fair 4-H Horse Show. In order to participate at the District Show, members must have completed the appropriate Kansas 4-H Horse Level Test(s). Registration will be online and is due by June 12. Schooling Horse Show The Udall 4-H Horse Project is hosting a schooling show Saturday, April 11 at the Broken Y Arena outside of Udall. The show is open to everyone and will follow Kansas 4-H Horse Show Rules. Pre-entries are strongly encouraged and are due April 1. For more information, contact Anna Hixon at Horse Project Deadline Horse members must complete/renew their Horse ID forms annually by May 1 in order to be eligible to show at the Cowley County Fair, District Horse Show and/or the Kansas 4-H Horse Show. Horse ID forms are available at Members interested in participating in the 2-year old futurity project or 3-year old maturity project are required to submit appropriate nomination forms also available on the Kansas 4-H website.

7 30th Annual COWLEY COUNTY CLASSIC Cowley County Buckles awarded to Champion and Reserve Champion Market Steer and Breeding Heifer. General Rules 1. Entry is open to any bona fide 4-H, FFA, or Jr. Breed Association member. Exhibitors must not have passed their 19th birthday on 1\1\ The entry fee is $20 per animal when pre-entered. No refunds. Entries must be postmarked no later than April 17, The entry fee must accompany the official entry blank. Entries made the day of the show will be $ No money will be prorated back to the exhibitor, but prizes will be given to the breed and reserve breed champions. 4. There will be no limit on number of entries per exhibitor. 5. All entries must be checked in by 9:00 AM on Saturday, April 25, Bedding will not be provided. Exhibitors are to provide their own. No straw will be allowed! 7. Exhibitors are to clean up their area before leaving the grounds. 8. There must be a minimum of 3 head to show as a breed. There will be an AOB class if needed. The show management reserves the right to alter and/or combine classes. 9. Heifers must be accompanied by registration papers or a copy of transfer papers in the member s name. There will be a commercial heifer class for all unregistered heifers. 10. Market Steers will show by breed and weight. The Market Heifers will show by weight. 11. HEALTH REQUIREMENTS: Health papers are required on out of state heifers only and must be presented at entry. 12. The showmanship contest is open to all exhibitors and will be conducted as follows: Senior(14 and over), Intermediate(10-13), and Junior(7-9). 13. There will be a separate class for COWLEY COUNTY exhibitors with no entry fee. County members may show only one steer OR one heifer. Classic Beef Show Saturday, April 25, 2015 Winfield Fairgrounds Sponsored by Cowley County 4-H Council, Winfield Convention and Tourism and businesses of Cowley County For more information: Cowley County Extension , cowleycountyextension@gmail.com Schedule Saturday, April 25, :00-9:00AM Steers and heifers check-in 7:00-9:00AM Weigh steers and market heifers 9:00AM Check-in deadline 9:45AM Exhibitor s meeting 10:00AM Show begins(classic Heifers, Cowley County Heifers, Classic Steers, Cowley County Steers, Showmanship Contest- Senior, Intermediate, Junior) K-State Research and Extension is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

8 COWLEY COUNTY CLASSIC 30th Annual Cowley County Classic Beef Show Saturday, April 25, 2015 Winfield Fairgrounds For more information: Cowley County Extension , Official Entry Form Pre-entries must be postmarked by April 17, Please complete and return to:! Cowley County 4-H Council!!!!! P.O. Box 538!!!!! Winfield, KS Entries before April 17, 2015: $20/head!! Entries after April 16, 2015: $25/head Exhibitor Name County Age (as of 1/1/2015) Address City State Zip Showmanship Yes No Breed: (Specify Steer/Heifer) LIABILITY: The Cowley County Classic Show Committee or show managers will in no case be responsible for loss or damage, or injury done to or occasioned by, or arising from any animal or article exhibited by the exhibitor, injury to person or persons of the exhibitor or his employees, or for the disappearance or destruction of any animal or article exhibited by the exhibitor. Exhibitor by virtue of entry and exhibition of such animals or articles, or their presence at the show does not willfully indemnify and protect the Cowley County Classic Show against all such loss, damage, liability or expense incident to any such claim or claims. Parent Date Exhibitor Date

9 WINFIELD FAIRGROUNDS WINFIELD, KS 7:00 9:00 a.m. Registration/Declare Weights 10:00 a.m. Show Starts Cost: $11.00 if POSTMARKED by Friday, May 15th $16.00 if postmarked after Friday, May 15th or show day Pre-entries are encouraged and should be postmarked by Friday, May 15th. Cowley County Swine Classic Saturday, May 23, 2015 SHOW #1 Judge: TBA Ark Valley Swine Association Cowley County Extension South Haven FFA PRIZES Trophy Buckles Cash Awards Class Money FUTURITY CLASS CASH PAYOUT For pigs purchased though the Ark Valley Swine Association Sale or the South Haven FFA Pig Sale Concessions will be available RULES: All EKSSS rules apply. Visit for more information. Show is open to all 4-H/FFA members who are 7 years of age or older or 19years of age or under as of 1/1/2015. Showmanship divisions: Seniors: 14 and older; Intermediate: 10-13; Juniors 7-9; Pee-wee: 6 and under. Hogs must be owned and shown by the exhibitor except peewee. Hogs will be shown by breed. Barrows and gilts shown together. Must have 5 head to constitute a breed. Not responsible for theft or accidents. HOTEL OPTIONS: WOOD CHIPS/SHAVINGS ONLY IN SHOW BARNS Comfort Inn, Winfield (620) Super 8 Motel, Winfield (620) Super 8 Motel, Ark City (620) Best Western, Ark City (620) For more information: Brian Thiel (620) Cowley County Extension (620) Entry Form One exhibitor per entry form Name: Birth Date: Age: Address: City & State: Zip: Phone: Show out of trailer Need pens ($2.00 each) # each = $ Total # (late) each = $ Total (after 5/15/15) # Pens 2.00 Total Enclosed $ Total $ Grand Total Enclosed Tag # s: (1) (2) (3) (4) SATURDAY, MAY 23, 2015 SHOW #1 Submit Entries to: Cowley County Swine Classic C/O Cowley County Extension P.O. Box 538 Winfield, KS 67156

10 WINFIELD FAIRGROUNDS WINFIELD, KS 7:00 8:30 a.m. Registration/Declare Weights 9:30 a.m. Show Starts Cost: $11.00 if POSTMARKED by Friday, May 15th $16.00 if postmarked after Friday, May 15th or show day Pre-entries are encouraged and should be postmarked by Friday, May 15th. Memorial Day Swine Classic Sunday, May 24, 2015 SHOW #2 Judge: TBA Ark Valley Swine Association Cowley County Extension South Haven FFA PRIZES Trophy Buckles Cash Awards Class Money Concessions will be available WOOD CHIPS/SHAVINGS ONLY IN SHOW BARNS RULES: All EKSSS rules apply. Visit for more information. Show is open to all 4-H/FFA members who are 7 years of age or older or 19years of age or under as of 1/1/2015. Showmanship divisions: Seniors: 14 and older; Intermediate: 10-13; Juniors 7-9; Pee-wee: 6 and under. Hogs must be owned and shown by the exhibitor except peewee. Hogs will be shown by breed. Barrows and gilts shown together. Must have 5 head to constitute a breed. Not responsible for theft or accidents. HOTEL OPTIONS: Comfort Inn, Winfield (620) Super 8 Motel, Winfield (620) Super 8 Motel, Ark City (620) Best Western, Ark City (620) For more information: Brian Thiel (620) Cowley County Extension (620) Entry Form One exhibitor per entry form Name: Birth Date: Age: Address: City & State: Zip: Phone: Show out of trailer Need pens ($2.00 each) Submit Entries to: # each = $ Total Cowley County Swine Classic # (late) each = $ Total (after 5/15/15) C/O Cowley County Extension # Pens 2.00 Total Enclosed $ Total P.O. Box 538 $ Grand Total Enclosed Winfield, KS Tag # s: (1) (2) (3) (4) SUNDAY, MAY 24, 2015 SHOW #2

11 April 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday :00 PM 4-H Shoot- April Fools Day 5:30 PM Extension ing Sports Air Disci- Council Board Meet- 7:00 PM Udall 4-H plines ing Easter 5 6 7:00 PM Sunrise 4-H Meeting 7:00 PM Martha Washington 4-H 7:00 PM Floral 4-H Meeting 7:00 PM Dexter/Otto 7:00 PM Tisdale 4-H 7 4:45 PM Hunting Skills and WHEP Practice 8 9 6:30 PM Shooting Sports- Archery Udall 4-H ling Show Kansas St rts Match 12 4:00 PM Rock Creek 4-H 4:30 PM Burden 4-H 13 7:00 PM Walnut Valley 4-H 7:00 PM New Horizon 4-H 7:00 PM Cameron 4- H Tax Day Discovery tions Due 7:00 PM Winfield Clover Buds :00 PM Fiber Fans 18 Shooting Tri-Match 19 1:30 PM Shooting Sports Club Meeting 2:15 PM Shooting Sports- Shotgun 20 7:30 PM Rabbit Project Meeting Earth Day 23 7:00 PM Astronomy Meeting 24 Cowley County Classic 25 1:30 PM Small Livestock Tagging/ Weigh-In :30 PM Shooting Sports- Archery 1 Add/Drop Deadline Horse ID' ations due KJLS/KSF ations Due 2 May 2015 Page 1/1 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday :30 PM Shooting Sports- Archery Add/Drop Deadline Horse ID' ations due KJLS/KSF ations Due 2 3 2:00 PM 4-H Shooting Sports Air Disciplines 4 7:00 PM Sunrise 4-H Meeting 7:00 PM Martha 7:00 PM Floral 4-H 7:00 PM Dexter/Otto 7:00 PM Tisdale 4-H 5 4:30 PM Small Livestock Tagging 7:00 PM Udall 4-H 6 7 5:30 PM Extension Council Board Meeting 8 Sewing C ration Due Camp Re ations Due 9 10 Mother s Day 4:00 PM Rock Creek 4-H 4:30 PM Burden 4-H 11 7:00 PM Walnut Valley 4-H 7:00 PM New Horizon 4-H 7:00 PM Cameron 4- H :30 PM Shooting Sports- Archery 15 Campfren ation Due :30 PM Shooting Sports Club Meeting 2:15 PM Shooting Sports- Shotgun 3:00 PM Shooting Sports- Hunting 18 10:00 AM Sitter Solutions 7:00 PM 4-H Council 7:50 PM Junior Leaders 8:30 PM Ambas- 19 1:00 PM Sitter Solutions :00 PM Winfield Clover Buds Cowley C Goat Show EKSSS Swine Classic 24 EKSSS Swine Classic 25 Memorial ce Closed Memorial Day :30 PM Shooting Sports- Archery 7:00 PM Astronomy Meeting 29 John F. Ke s Birthday Shooting ts Banquet 1 7:00 PM Dexter/Otto 4-H Meeting 7:00 PM Tisdale 4-H 7:00 PM Sunrise 4-H 7:00 PM Martha 7:00 PM Floral 4-H 2 3 7:00 PM Udall 4-H 4 5:30 PM Extension Council Board Meeting 5 6 Page 1/1

12 I pledge... My head to clearer thinking My heart to greater loyalty My hands to larger service and My health to better living for my club, my community, my country and my world K-State Research and Extension Cowley County 311 E. 9th Winfield, KS , fax K-State, County Extension Councils, Extension Districts, and U.S. Department of Agriculture Cooperating. K-State Research and Extension is an equal opportunity provider and employer. K-STATE RESEARCH AND EXTENSION COWLEY COUNTY 311 E. 9TH WINFIELD, KS 67156