Elbert Creekside 4-H Update

Posted 4/29/10

Tawni Strachan The May meeting of the Elbert Creekside 4-H Club was called to order at 3:15 p.m. April 25 by club president Colten Rohleder. Pledges …

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Elbert Creekside 4-H Update

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Tawni Strachan

The May meeting of the Elbert Creekside 4-H Club was called to order at 3:15 p.m. April 25 by club president Colten Rohleder. Pledges were said and attendance was called by club secretary Travis Cayou.

Club treasurer McKenna Henderson gave a wonderful treasurer’s report. Kort Henderson gave a Youth Council report and reported that duffel bags will be presented to all champions at the fair this year.

The first 4-H Gala was a huge success. It raised about $12,000 for scholarships and other 4-H programs. Thank you to all volunteers, 4-Hers, leaders, and the most famous cook in Elbert County, Thurston Nealy. Elbert Creekside members were glad to help serve the dinner with other 4-H members from around the county.

May birthdays were celebrated and included Kayla Mulkin, Hayden Stout, Levi Cabrera and others that had not shown up to the previous meeting.

June 13 was chosen for the trash walk/barbecue/June meeting. Creekside members will meet at 1 p.m. at the Elbert Mini Mart and will pick up trash along the Elbert Highway. If you ever see Creekside 4-Hers, please sponsor them for this trash walk and help get the community cleaner.

The Club Barbecue will be coordinated this year by Kristi Strachan and Joy Rosburg. On May 1, there will be the Eastern Slope Livestock Judging in Kiowa. It is an all-day event.

At 9 a.m. May 8, there will be a horse seminar on advance showmanship, at the fairgrounds. The swine weigh-in is from 3-7 p.m. on May 12 at the fairgrounds scale house. A livestock carcass seminar on reproduction will start at 7 p.m. May 17 in the Exhibit Hall. Remember that all 4-Hers competing in the supreme contest must attend one of the carcass seminars.

The sheep/goat weigh-in and turkey banding will be from 3-7 p.m. May 19 at the fairgrounds scale house. An important date for all 4-Hers in the horse or rabbit projects is June 1, when IDs are due.

The annual Cloverbud Camp will be from 9:30-11 a.m. June 7-11, in the Exhibit Hall at the Fairgrounds. Also on June 7, there will be the Eastern Slope Horse Judging, an all-day event.

Our business meeting was adjourned at 3:55 p.m., and then came the presentations. Presentations were given by Daniel, Josiah and Levi Cabrera, Anna Fisher, and Cody Rosburg. Daniel presented a lesson on Nigerian dwarf goats. Josiah spoke about the parts of the compound bow, and Levi Cabrera showed us all the parts of a goat. Anna gave us instruction on how to care for Nigerian dwarf goats. Cody spoke about how to age horses by their teeth.

Good luck to all participants in jackpot shows.

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