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Thursday, March 24, 2011

Have You Registered?


Do you have plans to participate in our 4-H Entertains program on April 7? Give us a call and register. Our telephone number is 336-318-6000.

The general Objectives for 4-H entertains are:

1. To provide an opportunity for 4-H'ers to demonstrate their creativity through the performing arts.
2. To develop poise and self-confidence before a group of their peers.
3. To provide an avenue through which local and state 4-H programs may broaden the 4-H image and acquaint the public with the creative skills possessed by 4-H members.


4-H Entertains offers youth the opportunity to explore their creative side through musical selections, dance routines, skits or more! If you are nervous about performing alone, talk to your 4-H club about working together and do a group skit!

Two performances will be selected to advance to District Activity Day on June 21 here in Asheboro.

Developing the confidence to be on stage or in front of an audience is a real skill! We will take registrations through April 5.

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Introducing New Extension Agent


Hi!
My name is Barbara Linder, and I wanted to formally introduce myself to all of the 4-H families in Randolph County. My position is comprised of 50% Family Consumer Sciences (Child Nutrition), 35% Equine (Adult and 4-H Horse programs) and 15% 4-H Afterschool. I am very excited to be working with the 4-H Equine Program here in Randolph County, and throughout the North Central District.
I have been a lifelong equestrian, and began riding officially at the age of 7. I grew up competing on the hunter 'C' and 'A' circuits, continuing throughout college. I also competed in AQHA shows during the early 1990s, finishing with multiple year end awards. During graduate school, I transitioned to three-day-eventing, and qualified for the 2004 American Eventing Championships. Also in 2004, I moved to Orlando Florida, where I served as the Orange County 4-H Agent. While in Florida, I showed jumpers in Tampa and Ocala. Now that I am back in North Carolina, I have retired my jumper and now have a budding career as a dressage rider with my 17.3 hand, and still growing, 3 year old Oldenburg, Remington VT! When I am not in the saddle, I enjoy spending time cooking, SCUBA diving, flying, and playing with my border collies Belle and Katie.
I am very excited to be a part of a wonderful 4-H team, and Cooperative Extension staff. I look forward to meeting you all!

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

4-H Camp for Military Families


Golden Corral® in partnership with North Carolina’s 4-H Youth Development and Operation: Military Kids programs are excited to announce Camp Corral for Summer 2011. Camp Corral is all-inclusive and is offered at no cost to children of wounded or disabled veterans (families responsible for transportation to and from camp).

Camp Corral is offered at Millstone 4-H Camp located in Ellerbe, North Carolina. Three one-week camping sessions are being offered.

Camping sessions:
•July 3-8, 2011 •July 17-22, 2011 •July 31-August 5, 2011

Camp Corral is a special experience that will create lifetime memories – a full week with friends who can relate, packed with non-stop fun and all the camping can-do’s they love.

Campers will experience:

- Canoeing - Fishing - Target Sports - Ropes Course - Crafts
- Swimming - Horseback Riding - Camp Fire stories - Sleeping in cabins

Camp Corral is a place where kids are free to be kids, apart from the day-to-day challenges they may face as children of wounded or disabled military families.

For more information click here!

4-H Newsletter


Are you wondering what is going on with Randolph County 4-H? Well click here to find out! Call us at 336-318-6000 to get more information.

Congratulations




A Big Congratulations to the following youth who participated in the 4-H Food Show on March 5.

Rachel and Shenandoah Osborne, Walter and Allie Johnson; Hayden Thomas; Kimberly and Kaeli Chapman; Kaley Allred; McLaine Haynes; Cassidy and Einnon Timms; Zoe Roberts; Bailey and Chesney Strider

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

4-H Honors Night A Success
















Visual Arts Contest Announced

NC Operation Military Kids is excited to announce the 4th Annual NC Operation: Military Kids Visual Arts Contest. The contest is open to all North Carolina youth. Age categories are 5-8, 9-10, 11-12, 13-15, and 16-19.

Designed to introduce youth to the Visual Arts as a part of the 4-H Expressive Arts Curriculum, youth will utilize their skills and their artistry to capture their views of America and patriotism.

_This year’s themes are:_

- Images of America
- All American Kids
- Flags, Freedom and Families
- Honoring Those Who Serve

Click here for the rules



Entry Deadline: ENTRIES must arrive in the North Carolina 4-H Youth Development Office, postmarked no later than Friday, April 29, 2011.

GET CREATIVE!!!