Salmon Model Horse 4-H Club
Leader - Susan
Dudasik
756-3182 [email protected]
March
2005 Newsletter
Hi
Everyone,
Sorry about this, but things have happened and our whole
schedule for March and April has changed. First, the 4-H Expo
Night has been changed from March 16th
to March 9th at
6:00 p.m. at the High School. Unfortunately I
have a class that night so I wouldn�t be able to attend so we wouldn�t have a
club display. But, if your daughter
plans on being in any other 4-H project, she must sign-up that night. So, we
wouldn�t be attending as a club but your daughters need to
attend.
Next, the Leader�s Training set for March 12th has been canceled
so we wouldn�t be helping with that, but since we�ve been planning an activity
for that date we will be having a meeting at the Commissioner�s Office from
10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
During this time, we will finish the English bridles, make plans for our show
and take scene photos for our photo show. So, the girls need to bring their
models and any tack they may have. We�ll also have a snack of some kind. This will take the place of the March
28th meeting.
Since some of our members will be gone for Spring break, we�ve decided to
move the model show to Saturday, April
30th from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the library. This
is an important part of the project as it is basically our Fair Horse Show and
the highlight of the project.
On April
16th, we�ll have a booth to sell candy and promote the club at the
horse sale. This will just be for a few hours in the morning. I�ll also have
a scavenger hunt list for the girls to work on. I�ll be taking photos of the
sale so I need to be done by noon.
I�ll have more details on this as the time gets near. For this event, I need to
go to work right away so as soon as we dismiss at noon, I will not be able to watch after your daughter. I�m just letting you know that after
noon, I can�t be responsible for your daughter
as the official part of the 4-H meeting will be
over.
At the April meeting on the 20th, I�d like to work on record
books and hopefully have the demonstrations done. I�d like to get the Model
Horse stuff pretty much finished before the other clubs get busy. Please
encourage your daughter to do her demonstration and book and video reports. When
I send out the April newsletter, I�ll also include a list of everything your
daughter has done and what we did as a club.
If any of our excellent bakers would like to do an extra community
service project, the new board of directors at White Water are going to host a
bake sale just before Easter on
March 25th & 26th and are in need of expert bakers to
make and donate cookies and other goodies. If you�re interested, please let me
know or call Kim at 756-8568.
The WRLF in California was
awesome and we had a lot of positive comments about the project. The stablemate
model with the blanket sold for $12 as part of the WRLF silent auction. It was
purchased by Cindy Sperry of the
California 4-H Computer Corps. She
wants to let you know that he went to a Breyer Horse collector and will be well
taken care of. She has been collecting Breyers for years and really liked the
blanket.
I think this has things caught up and I�m sure I�ve missed some things,
but I wanted to get it out so you�d have time to make the schedule changes.
Please call me if you can�t attend any of these events and thank you for your
understanding.
Salmon
Model Horse 4-H Club
***************2005**************
March 12th,
Saturday � Club meeting from 10:00 a.m.
to 1:00
p.m. at the County Commissioners
Office to work on English bridles, tack and scenes.
March 7th �
9th, Monday through Wednesday, 4-H Promotion Week at the schools.
March 9th,
Wednesday � 4-H Expo Night � Sign-up for all 4-H
projects.
April 15th,
Friday - Salmon Mule Sale - come enjoy and learn new
things!!!!
April 16th,
Saturday - Salmon Horse Sale booth to sell candy, promote club,
etc.
April 20th,
Wednesday, - Club meeting at Country Commissioners
Office.
April 30th,
Saturday � Open 4-H Model Horse Show for all clubs at the library from
10:00
a.m. to 4:00 p.m. MUST ATTEND.
