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Stephens County 4-H News October/November 2008 Inside this issue: Cookbook Information Share-The-Fun Speech Contest Teen Leaders Pumpkin Contest & Much More If you haven t filled out an enrollment card for the new 4-H year now is the time to do it. 10 Ways You and Your Club Can Celebrate! 1. Do a service-learning activity 2. Wear your green and white 4-H shirt 3. Bring a friend to your 4-H club meeting 4. Prepare a 4-H family fun night for your club 5. Tell a community member what 4-H is and how it s helped you 6. Make a flag or banner to promote 4-H 7. Make clover shaped cookies to deliver to others 8. Grow and deliver green houseplants to deliver to donors and 4-H Volunteers 9. Think about the meaning of the 4-H pledge head, heart, hands, and health. 10. Show your appreciation for your club leaders or other county volunteers. Did you know? Famous 4-H Alumni Johnny Carson Johnny Cash John Denver Reba McEntire Dolly Parton Roy Rogers

4-H Cookbook Sale Incentive We will be pre-selling cookbooks until November 10th. For the top three sells person we will be award a cash prize. 1st - $100, 2nd - $75, & 3rd - $25. Just be sure the sellers name is on the form. Prizes will be awarded at the Cook-off Contest. If you have any questions contact the Extension office. The next teen leaders meeting is Thursday, October 30 at the Conference Center on the Stephens County Fairgrounds. The meeting will start at 6 p.m. That evening teens will be voting on t-shirt designs that they are bring for the teen leader t-shirts. They will also be deciding locations in the county to plant the 10 redbud trees from 4-H Million Tree Project. Teens will also be judging the pumpkins. After the meeting we plan to deliver them to local locations that the teens have decided on. October 25, 2008 is the National Make A Difference Day. The Stephens County Teen Leaders are currently working on a location to make a difference in our local community. Everyone that is interested in participating in this fun community service project can meet at the Extension office on Oct 25 at 8:50 a.m. The project should not take more than 3 hours but wear old clothes. Any Adult working with 4-H ers needs to have a Volunteer Form on file in the Extension Office. Volunteer Certification is important to Oklahoma 4-H. Please complete the necessary forms and return them to the Extension office. Please make sure you have completed the forms needed to update your volunteer file! You can pick up volunteer certification packet at the Extension office. Oct/Nov 2008 4-H Newsletter - Page 2

The Stephens County Speech Contest will be Monday, October 16th, 2008 at 6 p.m. at the Stephens County Fair & Expo Center. ALL 4-H ers and Cloverbuds are encouraged to participate!! If you have a hobby, interest, or project area that you can talk about, this contest is for you!!! The deadline to sign-up is Tuesday, October 14th. Categories: Cloverbud: Hobbies, being a Cloverbud, 4-H, your pet or just anything that interests YOU!!! Agriculture: Agbusiness, Livestock, Crops, Plants, Wildlife, Natural Sciences Mechanical: Computers, Auto, Rocketry 4-H & General Topics Expressive Arts: Crafts, Performing arts, Visual Arts Leisure: Camping, Recreation, Shooting Sports Family & Consumer Sciences: Child Care, Home Environment, Personal Development Foods/Health & Wellness: Foods Nutrition, Food Preservation, Exercise, Sports Safety Impromptu Special awards will be given at the end of the year for speeches on Dairy, Peanuts, Breads and Electricity. Good speech lengths are as follows: Beginning: 3-5 minutes; Intermediate & Senior: 5-7 minutes Dress Code: Professional Dress (no jeans or T-shirts), or 4-H jackets (blazer or corduroy) Notecards may be utilized. Participants need to be at the contest by 5:50 p.m. to check-in. Awards will be given that night. Oct/Nov 2008 4-H Newsletter - Page 3

Decorated Pumpkin Contest Who: Cloverbuds & Junior 4-H ers Where: Stephens Co. Extension Office What: Decorate a pumpkin and bring it to the Extension office (please no carved pumpkins) Prizes: 1st & 2nd Place Cloverbud 1st & 2nd Place Junior 4-H er Pumpkins will be judged and then delivered to several local Nursing Homes. Pumpkins should be at the Extension office on October 30th By 4:30 p.m. Sponsored by Stephens Co. Teen Leaders Entry Deadline: Tuesday, October 14th Oct/Nov 2008 4-H Newsletter - Page 4 Tuesday, October 14th is the due date for ALL Cook-Off Contest Pre-Entries. 4-H ers may turn in one hand written or typed entry form for each of the 14 categories. (Please see the Pre -entry form for a list of all of the categories.) The top eight recipes in each of the 15 categories will be selected from the recipe entry forms and those winners will be asked to bring their prepared recipe to the Cook-off Finals, at 6:00 p.m. on Monday, November 10th at the Fair & Expo Center. Cloverbuds may enter one recipe from any of the 15 categories!!! Their entry forms will need to be in by Tuesday, October 14th also. ENTER AS MANY RECIPES AS YOU LIKE, BUT REMEMBER, IF YOU ARE LUCKY ENOUGH FOR ALL OF THOSE TO BE CHOSEN, YOU WILL BE EXPECTED TO BRING ALL OF THE FINISHED PRODUCTS TO THE FINALS.

Share-the the-fun Saturday, November 15th Entry Forms are due: Tuesday, November 4th On November 15th, Individual and Group Acts need to check in between 8:00-8:45 a.m. in the lobby. Here are the rules for this activity: 1. Cloverbud Acts: Members in K-3rd Grade (8 & under not yet enrolled in 4-H) 2. Junior Acts: Members in the 4th-6th Grade, (and 3rd graders enrolled in 4-H and not in Cloverbuds) 3. There will be one division for group acts and one division for individual acts. 4. Individual acts consist of: 1. Skits 2. Dance 3. Vocal 4. Instrumental 5. Lip Sync 5. There is a limit of (2) group acts per club, however there is no limit on the number of participants in each group act. 6. There is no limit on the number of individual acts per club. 7. No hay will be allowed! Props cannot be pinned to the backstage curtains. Props need to be free standing, hand held, or prior arrangements can be made to hang fishing line from ceiling to attach props. 8. Time Limit: No individual act can exceed five (5) minutes. No group act can exceed ten (10) minutes. (Stage prep time and performance included in time limit.) 9. Your act must be present and signed in, by one member of your act, at least fifteen (15) minutes prior to the starting of the program. Sign-in will begin an hour before the program and will continue up to 15 minutes prior to the start of the program. Failure to sign in your act will result in disqualification. 10. Cloverbuds: A Cloverbud Club may have one (1) group act and an unlimited number of individual acts. All acts will be treated equal, as a winner will not be selected. Participation awards will be given. OKC NOMINATION DATES: In order to nominate steers and swine you must have a kit. The kits must be ordered through the Extension Office. If you need a kit let our office know by October 14th for steers and by December 2nd for swine kits. Nominations for steers must be postmarked no later than October 22nd Sheep & Goats On-Site Nominations: Chisholm Trail Expo Center, Enid Monday, Oct 27-8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Grady Co. Fairgrounds, Chickasha Tuesday, Oct. 28-8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Muskogee Co. Fairgrounds, Muskogee Wednesday, Oct 29-8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct/Nov 2008 4-H Newsletter - Page 5

November 3rd, 9:00 a.m., Velma-Alma High School (Fill out Entry Sheet for Each Act) The category you pre-enter is the category you will be judged in. Club: Check One: Cloverbud 4th-6th 7th-12th Type of Act: SKIT DANCE VOCAL INSTRUMENTAL LIP SYNC Title of Act: (Circle One) INDIVIDUAL or GROUP LIST THOSE TO BE IN ACT (if more than 10 participants, add names on the back of this form.): NAME GRADE IN SCHOOL 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Length of Performance: Will you need a dressing room? Yes No Briefly describe act: Placing: Blue Red Entry Deadline Monday, Oct. 22nd

Stephens County Calendar October 1 Shotgun Practice, 4:30 p.m., Duncan Gun Club 5-11 National 4-H Week 8 Shotgun Practice, 4:30 p.m., Duncan Gun Club 11 Southwest District Trap Shoot, Duncan Gun Club 13 Cook-off Entries due into the Extension Office 14 Speech Contest Entry Forms Due into the Extension Office 15 Shotgun Practice, 4:30 p.m., Duncan Gun Club 15-17 Youth Action Conference, Oklahoma City 18 NW District Invitational Trap Shot, Enid 20 County Speech Contest, 6 p.m., Conference Center 22 Shotgun Practice, 4:30 p.m., Duncan Gun Club 25 State Trap Shoot, El Reno Make A Difference Day 28 Oklahoma Youth Expo Sheep & Goat Nomination, Chickasha November 4 Share-The-Fun Entry Forms due into the Extension Office 10 Stephens County 25th Annual Cook-Off Contest 15 Share-The-Fun, 9 a.m., Velma-Alma School Auditorium 19-22 Fall Classic (National Swine Show), Stephens County Fairgrounds Nov. 28 - Dec. 2 National 4-H Congress, Atlanta, Georgia December 8 Cloverbud Christmas Craft Workshop, 6 p.m., Conference Center January 3 4-H Day @ OSU Cowboy Basketball, 2 p.m., Stillwater 6 RSVP for Meat Judging Workshop 7 Western Denver Round-Up, Denver, Colorado 24 Southwest District Volunteer Conference Southwest District Speech Contest 26 Livestock Grower Banquet 27 County Demonstration & Job Readiness Entries due into the Extension office February 2 County Demonstration & Job Readiness Contest, Conference Center Issued in furtherance of Cooperative Extension work, Acts of May 8 and June 30, 1914, in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Dr. Robert E. Whitson, Dean/Director of Cooperative Extension Service, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma. This publication is printed and issued by Oklahoma State University and authorized by the Dean of the Division of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources and has been prepared and distributed at a cost of $12.40 for 310 copies. (Volume 1, Issue 10) (Oct/Nov 2008) (KSD)

To Make The Best Better Dear 4-H ers, A big thank you goes out to all who helped at the 25th Anniversary Cook-off Cookbook. Without your help and support, the Cookbook would not have been finished. I believe that this is a cookbook that we all can be proud of and enjoy for years to come. I can t wait to see the finish product and all of your yummy entries at the 25th Cook-off Contest in November. The Stephens County 4-H newsletter is published monthly by Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service, Cherokee County. Information for the newsletter will be due the third Monday of each month. The newsletter is one way of communicating educational information and updates to members, leaders, parents, and community officials. Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service, Stephens County is a cooperative effort of Oklahoma State University, Stephens County Commissioners, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service offers its programs to all eligible persons regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability and is an Equal Opportunity Employer Best Wishes, Kim http://www.stcoextension.com/ Kimbreley S. Davis 4-H Youth Development Educator 580-255-0510 Stephens County Cooperative Extension Service Oklahoma State University 2002 S. 13th Duncan, OK 73533