The 2007-2008 4-H Events Calendar is now available on the 4-H Staff Intranet page under General Information at: http://extension.unh.edu/4H/staff/4Hstaff.htm
Please note: this is the only calendar that will be released this year. Notification of changes will be done via email.
Manchester, NH: Learn more about the state of civic engagement in New Hampshire on Tuesday, March 20 at 12:00. UNH Manchester will host a panel discussion that will explore trends in volunteerism, reasons why people volunteer and why volunteers are so important to our communities. The discussion is the second offered as part of the Saul O Sidore Series, Building Community & Social Capital.
Panel guests will include include Tim Dupre (Executive Director of Volunteer NH), Marianne Fortescue (Chair of the Volunteer NH Board of Directors), Shireen Tilley (State Program Director for the Corporation for National & Community Service -CNCS), Deborah Scire (Executive Director of Campus Compact of New Hampshire -CCNH), and Kate Hansen (Associate Professor, Community Leadership Program at UNH).
UNH Manchester will host a volunteer fair on the same day, March 20, from 10:00 - 2:00 on the third floor of the University Center, 400 Commercial Street. Community members are welcomed to come and explore the variety of local and international community service opportunities that are available. Some of the agencies represented will include: AmeriCorps Victim Assistance Program, Big Brothers Big Sisters, City Year New Hampshire, Easter Seals, Senior's Count, Families in Transition, Food For Children, Girls Incorporated of New Hampshire, Girl Scouts of Swift Water Council, Granite State Ambassadors, Greater Manchester Family YMCA, Greater Manchester Red Cross, Heritage United Way, Manchester Historic Association, New Hampshire Food Bank, PlusTime NH, The CareGivers Inc., United Planet, The Upper Room ~ a Family Resource Center, Villa Crest Nursing & Retirement Center, Youth Empowerment Program, and Volunteer NH.
The events are free and open to the public. More information about these agencies and the discussion series is available on our website, click here UNH Manchester, the university's urban campus, brings undergraduate and graduate programs to people who live and work in New Hampshire.
Please share this information with those who you feel might be interested.
Northeast Livestock Expo Offers Opportunities to Producers
As a result of a grant provided by the Maine Department of Agriculture; the Maine Beef Producers, The Maine Sheep Breeders Association and the Boer Goat Breeders of Maine have joined together to create the North East Livestock Expo (NELE). To be held on the Windsor Fair grounds May 18, 19 and 20, 2007, NELE will draw beef cattle, sheep and Boer goats for shows, youth events and auctions.
For beef producers, there will be a commercial feeder calf sale and a purebred sale featuring multiple breeds. There will be both lamb and purebred sheep sales and the Boer goats will have a sale and a nationally sanctioned show. For all three species there will be youth shows, educational opportunities and many opportunities to have fun.
A large commercial trade show is bringing suppliers from throughout the northeast to exhibit and sell their agricultural products. A sale catalog features opportunities for both commercial vendors as well as farms to advertise and reach over 3000 livestock producers in Maine and throughout the northeast. The NELE planning committee is also seeking sponsors to help further support the event.
All activities will be open to the public who will also be able to make purchases from vendors who will be offering a wide variety of livestock value added products. Several horse groups are also planning two days of shows and clinics to round out the weekend activities.
For more information about the Expo, to find out about ways to participate or to get on the mailing list, contact Event Manager Ron Howard at Aldermere Farm at 207/ 236-2739 or e-mail at aldermere@mcht.org. Over the next few weeks additional information will be available on their website at www.northeastlivestockexpo.com.
CONCORD, N.H. -- Young New Hampshire artists, kindergarten through grade 12, are invited to submit original artwork depicting North American waterfowl to the New Hampshire Junior Duck Stamp Art Contest. The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department runs the statewide competition, which is part of the Federal Junior Duck Stamp Conservation and Design Contest of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, to give students a chance to show off their artistic talents and learn about conservation. The art competition is open to public, private or home-schooled New Hampshire students.
Entries must be postmarked by March 15, 2007. For competition guidelines, send your request to: Victor Young, N.H. Fish and Game Department, 11 Hazen Drive, Concord, NH 03301. Competition guidelines, including dimension requirements and an entry form also can be downloaded from http://www.wildlife.state.nh.us/Education/ed_Junior_Duck_Contest.htm.
The New Hampshire Junior Duck Stamp Art Contest will award first, second, third and honorable mention ribbons in four groups: grades K-3; 4-6; 7-9; and 10-12. The State Best-of-Show will be selected from among the first-place winning designs. Winning artwork in all categories will be displayed at N.H Fish and Game headquarters in Concord. The Best-of-Show New Hampshire winner advances to the national Junior Duck Stamp Design Contest, in which the three top winners receive a cash award and a trip to the adult Federal Duck Stamp Contest.
The Federal Junior Duck Stamp Conservation and Design Program is an integrated art and science activity developed to teach environmental science and habitat conservation. In the process of creating Junior Duck Stamp designs, students gain a better understanding of the importance of conserving habitat as they explore the esthetic qualities of wildlife, according to Victor Young, a wildlife artist and graphic designer for Fish and Game and coordinator of New Hampshire's contest. Teachers who want to integrate these lessons into their coursework can find a curriculum guide for teaching conservation through the arts at http://duckstamps.fws.gov.
Calling all potential youth entrepreneurs! Come spend the day at Bear Hill camp on October 14 and learn about 4-H Youth Venture. If you are already a Venturer or are interested in starting a Venture this is an opportunity you can't afford to miss.
Details and the registration form are available on the 4-H home page (in the "What's New" box), visit: http://extension.unh.edu/4H/4H.htm for more information.
National 4-H Week - October 1-7, 2006 - is fast approaching. Looking for items to promote National 4-H Week in your community? Look no further! 4HMediaResources.org is your place to download kit materials. And new this week --- the National 4-H Week brochure, fact sheets about the 4-H movement (that you can also use year-round), interview talking points and materials for media personalities to help you promote National 4-H Week.
Check out the new National 4-H Week Web banners which come in four different sizes. The banners also are available as moving .gif files. Ask those in your community to upload the banners and link to your Web site to promote National 4-H Week (Tip: Link the Web banners directly to the "Find out more about 4-H..." page of your 4-H Web site.)
The complete kit contains logos, print materials, ads, media relations materials, tip sheets, activity ideas and more. Many of the materials are available in a version that you can easily save and open in Microsoft Word, customize with your community and contact information and print on color printers. All files are in .jpeg (graphics), Adobe .PDF and Microsoft Word. A link to help you download the Adobe Reader software is right on the site.
We hope you find these materials helpful and look forward to promoting National 4-H Week across the 4-H community. Once you have used the tools provided, please take a moment to fill out our survey so we can make National 4-H Week 2007 even better!
If you have any questions, please contact Allyson McMahan at amcmahan@fourhcouncil.edu or 301-961-2915.
Annual John Deere 4-H Youth Leaders' Academy
September 14-17, 2006
The 2006 John Deere 4-H Leaders' Academy offers a unique opportunity for youth-adult teams from land-grant institutions to develop new skills and knowledge in youth in governance and healthy lifestyles. Working alongside teams from across the nation, delegates from your state will explore strategies for implementing a Healthy Lifestyles initiative that integrates the principles of youth in governance. Upon their return, they will be prepared to engage other youth and adults from your state in more fully supporting your Healthy Lifestyles initiative.
The projects that youth-adult teams develop and implement in their states will empower them and others to address the emotional, mental, and physical aspects of Healthy Lifestyles, impact decision making around healthy living, and feel connected to their community. Teams are required to reach a minimum of 100-200 youth and adults in their state to promote Healthy Lifestyles in the context of Youth in Governance.
Thanks to the generosity of John Deere, all expenses of your participating youth member (including travel), and the expenses for your participating adult member (excluding travel) will be covered.
The focus throughout the Leaders' Academy will be on:
Understanding and implementing Youth in Governance
Understanding of latest research on emotional, mental, physical aspects of Healthy Lifestyles
Gaining resources and skills to be able to organize and run activities
Utilizing skills and experience to train others
Identifying a concrete plan of action for state teams
Youth and adults will come together in a full partnership to assess and address attitudes and beliefs about healthy lifestyles. During this time, participants will gain knowledge of the current research on healthy lifestyles and implementation strategies. They will work to finalize their state plan of action which should support the current work being done in their state around healthy lifestyles.
Join National 4-H Council and John Deere as we partner around Healthy Lifestyles, YIG, and the power of youth at the 2nd Annual 4-H Youth Leaders'' Academy on September 14-17, 2006.http://www.fourhcouncil.edu/JDLAApplication/
The 2007 National Extension Conference on Volunteerism will be held April 16-19, 2007 in Junction City, Kansas.
Press Release
July 10, 2006
Swine Judging Day
Join us at the Swine Judging Day. McCauslin Swine Farm, 202 Craney Hill Road, Weare, New Hampshire, from 11:00 – 3:00 on July 22nd, rain or shine. This informative day is brought to you by the New Hampshire Pork Producers Council in cooperation with the University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension. FREE admission, FREE pig roast lunch, prizes, and meet feed company reps. The day will begin with a Tour of the Farm, followed by a seminar on the Status of NAIS (National Animal Identification System in NH) by Dr. Steve Crawford, New Hampshire State Veterinarian. Swine Judging will follow lunch. For more information or to register, please contact UNH Cooperative Extension (603) 539-3331 or email tina.savage@unh.edu.
The University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension is an equal opportunity educator and employer. UNH, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture and New Hampshire counties cooperating. “Helping You Put Research and Knowledge to Work.”
An exciting career trip, Focus on Finance, is planned for Tuesday, August 15, 2006. 4-H teens and adult leaders/volunteers will explore the world of money in Boston. You will learn about the operations of the Federal Reserve Banks, the Boston Stock Exchange and Fidelity Investments. We will also have time to visit some historical spots. Come and join us in Boston this summer where learning is fun!
The Focus on Finance trip includes tours and activities at:
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston – While here, 4-H’ers will participate in a new activity: the New England Economic Adventure, an interactive exhibit giving students an insight into the past two hundred years of New England’s economic history and challenges facing entrepreneurs.
Boston Stock Exchange- Tour the exchange and learn more about the stock market and how it works. You will view hands on trading and the intricacies of market trading.
Fidelity Investment Corporation - Tour Fidelity and learn about marketing, data analysis and their technology center.
Lunch at Ye Olde Union Oyster House - America’s oldest restaurant. Lunch costs are covered.
PLEASE NOTE: There will be walking (1/2 to 1 mile) at a time between sites. Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for the weather.
See the itinerary for the schedule and please note: Schedule is subject to change.
Participants: 4-H Leaders/Volunteers and members must be 13 years old as of August 1, 2006. Non- 4-H Youth and adults may attend as space allows.
Cost: $15.00 / $33.00 per person, depending on affiliation with 4-H. (Includes transportation to Boston, program tuition, and one group meal) Monetary assistance for this trip has been provided by the 4-H Foundation of NH.
Registration: Registration for 45 people will be taken on a first come, first serve basis. To be valid, a completed application and full payment must be received by the State 4-H Office, payable to the 4-H Foundation of NH. You must enclose the following completed forms: Code of Conduct, Permission & Release, Medical Care & Treatment. Minimum enrollment of 25 required to hold the trip.
Last Day to Register and have ALL paperwork and fees at Moiles House: Tuesday, July 25, 2006
Any questions? Call trip organizer, Kathy Jablonski at 787-6944 or email her at: Kathleen.jablonski@unh.edu.
4-H Focus on Finance
Career Exploration Field Trip
Tuesday, August 15, 2006
ITINERARY
6:45 a.m. Meet bus in Concord.
9:00 -11:30 a.m. The group will be divided in half. Each will tour both of these places during the morning, walking in between and then walking to the Ye Olde Union Oyster House.
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston –Participate in the New England Economic Adventure. Gain insight into the past two hundred years of New England's economic history and the challenges facing entrepreneurs throughout. The program last approximately 90 minutes.
The New England Economic Adventure is divided into three historical periods, 1810 - and the textile industry in Lowell, Massachusetts; 1890, the bicycle industry in Connecticut; and 1965, the Computer Industry in Maynard, Massachusetts. Students are given $10,000 to invest in 1810 and another $10,000 to invest in 1890. In 1965 they are given $20,000 to invest. (Combined, they are worth approximately half a million dollars in today's money). In addition, there are nine trivia questions and students are given $1,000 for each correct answer ($5,000 in the game taking place in 1965). At the end of the investment game, the person with the best investment decision becomes the winner.
Boston Stock Exchange - Tour this little-known institution which was established in 1834 as the third U.S. stock exchange. It is still in operation today and you’ll see all of the action first-hand.
11:30 a.m. Walk through Faneuil Hall - Tour the place where Boston’s town meetings were held in the 18th century. In colonial times, voting men would have been protesting the taxes and acts passed by the English Parliament.
12:15 p.m. Ye Olde Union Oyster House - Eat lunch at America’s oldest restaurant. Lunch costs are included in the day’s registration fees.
1:30 p.m. Fidelity Investment Corporation - Tour Fidelity and learn about their approach to marketing and data analysis. See the state of the art Technology Center and what is currently being developed. Find out the kinds of career opportunities in the world of investments.
3:00 p.m. Visit Quincy Market Place
4:00 p.m. Return to the Granite State - We may stop on the way home for a beverage and a quick bite to eat. Bring your own money for this stop.
6:00 p.m. Arrive back in Concord.
2006 State Dairy Judging Tour Results
QuickPost
Holley Weeks from Rockingham Co. tops the contest.
Dairy Judging Tour Results
Juniors
Jerseys
1. Suzanne Chickering (Ch)
2. Brooke Ckarke (Su)
3. Josiah Robertson (M)
4. Stephanie Morris (G)
Milking Shorthorns
1. Catherin Goss (G)
2. Suzanne Chickering (Ch)
3. Stephanie Morris (G)
4. Sam Duquette (Ch)
Brown Swiss
1. Brooke Clarke (Su)
2. Stephanie Morris (G)
3. Sam Duquette (Ch)
4. Josiah Robertson (M)
Ayrshires
1. Suzanne Chickering (Ch)
2. Stephanie Morris (G)
3. Kelly Mason (Co)
4. Joslin Goss (G)
Holsteins
1. Suzanne Chickering (Ch)
2. Brooke Clarke (Su)
3. Catherin Goss (G)
4. Joslin Goss (G)
Overall
1. Suzanne Chickering (Ch)
2. Brooke Clarke (Su)
3. Stephanie Morris (G)
4. Catherin Goss (G)
5. Joslin Goss (G)
6. Josiah Robertson (M)
Seniors
Jerseys
1. Alexandra Patch (G)
2. Holley Weeks (R)
3. Jessica Chickering (Ch)
4. Trevor Beaudry (Ch)
Milking Shorthorns
1. Joanne Chickering (Ch)
2. Bridget Rozak (M)
3. Eric Glines (M)
4. Ariel Garland (Ch)
Brown Swiss
1. Alexandra Patch (G)
2. Ariel Garland (Ch)
3. Joanne Chickering (Ch)
4. Rowen Goss (G)
Ayrshires
1. Mary McLaren (Ch)
2. Bridget Rozak (M)
3. Jessica Dahl (Ch)
4. Holley Weeks (R)
Holsteins
1. Eric Glines (M)
2. Alexandra Patch (G)
3. Joanne Chickering (Ch)
4. Jessica Chickering (Ch)
Oral Reasons
1. Holley Weeks (R)
2. Justine Morris (G)
3. Rowen Goss (G)
4. Alexandra Patch (G)
Overall
1. Holley Weeks (R)*
2. Joanne Chickering (Ch)*
3. Jessica Chickering (Ch)
4. Alexandra Patch (G)
5. Eric Glines (M)*
6. Justine Morris (G)*
7. Bridget Rozak (M)alt
8. Trevor Beaudry (Ch)alt
NH State Dairy Judging Team*
The dates of Teen Conference Orientations are as follows:
Belknap - June 14
Carroll - April 23
Cheshire - June 13
Coos - June 1
Grafton - TBD
Hillsborough - May 31
Merrimack - June 6
Rockingham - June 8
Strafford - June 12
Sullivan - May 17
The 2006 4-H Entry Packets are now available on the Big E website at: http://www.thebige.com/detpages/agriculture11006.html
The 2006 4-H Entry Packets are now available on the Big E website at: http://www.thebige.com/detpages/agriculture11006.html
submitted by Maryann Kasprzak
Senior Teams
Halter Division
Sullivan
Cheshire
Rockingham
Hillsborough
Performance Division
1st Cheshire
2nd Sullivan
3rd Rockingham
4th Hillsborough
Reasons Division
1st Hillsborough
2nd Rockingham
3rd Sullivan
4th Cheshire
Overall
1st Hillsborough
2nd Sullivan
3rd Rockingham
4th Cheshire
Senior Individual
Senior Halter
1st Jackie St. Cyr - Sullivan
2nd Jenny Fogg – Belknap
3rd Katie Howard – Strafford
4th Sam Allen – Cheshire
5th Leah Salloway – Strafford
6th Rebecca Lake – Sullivan
7th Erin White – Rockingham
8th Kristen Brassard – Hillsborough
9th Emily McCormack – Merrimack
10th Jocelyn Tanner – Merrimack
Senior Performance
1st Emily McCormack – Merrimack
2nd Michael Ferreira – Cheshire
3rd Nicole Escobar – Rockingham
4th Jocelyn Tanner - Merrimack
5th Hannah Wiest – Sullivan
6th Kylee Jones – Rockingham
7th Rebecca Barnes – Cheshire
8th Chelcie George – Hillsborough
9th Jackie St. Cyr – Sullivan
10th Jeremy Kelleher - Cheshire
Senior Reasons
1st Kristen Brassard - Hillsborough
2nd Leah Salloway – Strafford
3rd Marissa Parenti – Hillsborough
4th Chelcie George – Hillsborough
5th Rochelle LeBlanc - Rockingham
6th Emily McCormack – Merrimack
7th Erin White – Rockingham
8th Jackie St. Cyr – Sullivan
9th Jenny Fogg – Belknap
10th Victoria LaBelle – Sullivan
Senior Overall
1st *Emily McCormack - Merrimack
2nd *Jackie St. Cyr – Sullivan
3rd *Leah Salloway – Strafford
4th *Chelcie George – Hillsborough
5th Kristen Brassard – Hillsborough
6th Erin White – Rockingham
7th Nicole Escobar – Rockingham
8th Michael Ferreira - Cheshire
9th Rochelle LeBlanc – Rockingham
10th Rebecca Lake - Sullivan
Submitted by Maryann Kasprzak
Individual Top 8
1st *Samantha Wheeler Coos
2nd *Erin Morrison Cheshire
3rd *Kate Phillips Coos
4th *Jessica Allen Cheshire
5th Erin Greenhalgh Belknap
6th Ashley Welch Rockingham
7th Emily Chase Belknap
8th Ashley Jones Rockingham
*Team
Teams
1st Coos Amana Vander-Heyden, Kate Phillips, Samantha Wheeler
2nd Cheshire / Rockingham Erin Morrison, Jessica Allen, Amanda Cook
3rd Rockingham Katie Post, Ashley Jones, Bronwyn Field
4th Hillsborough Hannah Hebert, Linsay Bernard, Rachel Henderson
5th Belknap Erin Greenhalgh, Katie Ledoux, Cathleen Anderson
6th Rockingham Andrew Davis, Lester Barthelemy, Ashley Welch
7th Coos Dan Berry, Ashley Devost, Abra Wolin
8th Belknap / Rockingham Emily Chase, Matt Dodge, Mary Sandholm
Sunday, May 14, 2005 at the N. Haverhill Fair Grounds, N. Haverhill New Hampshire.
Registration: 7:30-8:30 a.m. Preregister by May 5 for discounts! Information can be found in the "What's New" box on the
4-H home page at: http://extension.unh.edu/4H/4H.htm
Riders 8 to adult are encouraged to participate in this fundraiser. Food booth on premises sponsored by the GC
4-H Horse Leaders Association.
On March 25-30, 2006, more than 300 youth and adult delegates convened in Washington, DC, to determine the future of 4-H youth development programming nationally and in their communities. The theme of "Connect 4-H - Let's Get Together" helped shape the atmosphere into one where a united youth voice was able to be heard.
Read more about the 2006 National 4-H Conference at:
* National 4-H Conference Connects 4-H Youth from Across the Country
* 4-H Youth Voice Heard on Capitol Hill
The University of New Hampshire Dairy club will be hosting a statewide Dairy Day April 22nd, at the Fairchild Teaching and Research Center on the UNH campus. This will be an educational event geared towards members that are 13-18 years old, but all members are welcome.
Registration Form is available in the "What's New" box on the website at http://extension.unh.edu/4H/4H.htm
Dairy Day will provide a chance for leaders and club members to tour the UNH Dairy Facilities, learn about the current research that is being done at UNH, and advance your knowledge of Dairy Science. We will be running six, twenty-five minute workshops. The workshops will be run by current undergraduate and graduate students.
Workshops that will be available to participants:
• Calf management – How to make sure your calf has a healthy start.
• Rumen health – yes, you will get to put your hand inside a cow’s stomach!
• Milking Procedures – What to do and why it is important.
• Life as a UNH Dairy Management Major
• Judging and showmanship
• Dairy Diseases
Schedule of Events
8:30 – 9:00 AM – Registration. During this time you will be assigned a specific group that you
will travel with through the workshops.
9:00 AM – Noon – Participants will travel through the workshops set up around the Fairchild
Teaching and Research Center.
Noon – The UNH Dairy Club will provide a BBQ lunch for all participants!
We believe that all participants of the UNH Dairy Day will take home a greater understanding of dairy science and what the UNH Dairy Management program future students. Because we are providing lunch, we do need a head count of how many people plan on attending. Please use the form on the attached page to register. Registration Deadline is April 10th.
If you have any questions regarding the UNH Dairy Day please contact The UNH Dairy Club Advisor, Dr. Peter Erickson (603)-862-1909, or myself (603)-568-1404.
Kimberley Morrill
UNH Dairy Club President
The 2006 Teen Conference Brochure is now available online!
Visit our home page at: http://extension.unh.edu/4H/4H.htm
Registrations with all forms are due to the State 4-H Office by May 9, 2006.
Members should contact their county office for County deadlines and information.
For more information, please contact Michele King at 862-2199 or by email at michele.king@unh.edu
Information on the 2006 Dairy Cattle Judging Clinic is now available on the website at http://extension.unh.edu/4H/4HPubs/dryclinc.pdf
It can also be found on the Events Page under Dairy at http://extension.unh.edu/4H/4HProgs.htm.
We had a very good dairy quiz bowl held in North Haverhill on Saturday, February 11, 2006.
Here are the results for use in your newsletters.
SENIORS
Team:
1. Cheshire : Ariel Garland, Emily Malnati, Tristan Benedict, Jessica Dahl
2. Cheshire/Coos: Jessica Chickering, Diana Tullar, Zachary Mason
3. Grafton: Ian Cleaves, Abby Patch, Dan Noyes
4. Merrimack: Eric Glines, Samantha Silver, Kathleen Dole, Katie Blye
Individuals:
1. Jessica Chickering
2. Ian Cleaves
3. Ariel Garland
4. Jessica Dahl
5. Zachary Mason
6. Abby Patch
7. Emily Malnati
8. Tristan Benedict
9. Eric Glines
10. Katie Blye
JUNIORS
Team:
1. Grafton: Helen Cleaves, Joslin Goss, Alex Patch, Jasper Page
2. Cheshire: Kourtne Flanders, Sam Duquette, Chelsea Kruse, Isiah Davis
3. Cheshire: Suzanne Chickering, Caitlin Robison, Bryant Tullar
4.Coos: Caleb Mason, Tyler Barrows, Kelly Mason, Lucas Deblois
5. Cheshire/Grafton: Cathrin Goss, Meagan Dowley, Taran Benedict
6. Merrimack: Molly Dole, Joshua Bourassa, Si Robertson
Individuals:
1. Suzanne Chickering
2. Kourtne Flanders
3. Alex Patch
4. Caleb Mason
5. Jasper Page
6. Cathrin Goss
7. Sam Duquette
8. Caitlin Robison
9. Meagan Dowley
10.Joslin Goss
Here are the results from Horse Bowl, held on Saturday February 11, at the Belmont Middle school. Seniors had a full slate of teams with 12 and the juniors had one more than last year with 7 teams.
Here are the results that you can use in your newsletters.
2006 Senior Horse
Quiz Bowl
Individual
1. Katherine Crosby* (Ch)
2. Jennie Fogg* (B)
3. Lindsey Galliher (M)
4. Molly White* (H)
5. Rebecca Vogel* (Ch)
6. Ashley Jones (R)
7. Emilee Lavigne (R)
8. Lester Barthelemy (R)
9. Megan Jacques (G)
10. Alicia Fair (Ca)
11. Leah Salloway (St)
Teams
1. Belgian (Ch), Katherine Crosby, Rebecca Vogel, Jeremy Kelleher, Michael Ferreira
2. Fresian (B), Jennie Fogg, Erin Greenhalgh, Matt Dodge, Katie Ledoux
3. Oldenburg (R) Andrew Davis, Emilee Lavign, Bronwyn Field, Ashley Jones
4. Percheron (G + M) ) Marcie Gowen, Megan Jacques, Rebecca Borger, Alicia Fair
5. Dutch Warmbloods (R) Katie Post, Mary Sandholm, Ashley Welsh, Lester Barthelemy
6. Suffolk (M) Lindsey Galliher, Jocelyn Tanner, Bridget Rozak, Emily McCormick
7. Clydesdales (H) Molly White, Heidi Dolan, Alyssa Birt, Becca Hinds
8. Trakehners (Sr) Leah Salloway, Hannah Shoer, Katie Howard, Kala Billings
9. Breton (R + Ca) Sarah Ebner, Brendon Daly, Amanda Cook, Lindsay Turner
10. Cleveland Bay (Co) Chris Joyce, Dan Berry, Travis Joyce, Jessica Gilman
11. Hessian (Su + Ch) Ella Littlefield, Victoria LaBelle, Sam Allen, Ellie Neff
12. Hanoverian (H) Hannah Hebert, Linsay Bernard, Ruth Newhouse, Shawna Sutton
*Denotes State Finalists
2006 Horse Quiz Bowl
Junior Contest
Individual
1. Maggie Vogel (Ch)
2. Margaret Jackson (R)
3. Jessie Fogg (B)
4. Erin Spalding (M)
5. Andrea Smith (Ch)
6. Anna Heron (Su)
7. Kelly Hart (Sr)
8. Katherine Bush (Sr)
9. Hannah Eismen (Sr)
10. Hannah Jackson (R)
Teams
1. Welch (Ch) Margaret Vogel, Andria Smith, Catherine Temme, Maggie Dana
2. Assateague (Sr) Katheryn Busch, Hannah Eismen, Haley Parodis, Kelly Hart
3. Icelandic (R) Margaret Jackson, Hannah Jackson, Hannah Proulx
4. Shetlands (B) Jessie Fogg, Mewgan Guarino, Jessie Stowell, Michelle Stover
5. POA (Su + M) Robin Pomkoski, Anna Haron, Nicole Robinson, Erin Spaulding
6. Connemara (H) Alyssa Cramb, Breeanna Brennman, Liam Cashin, Paige Sutton
7. Halflinger (R) Patrick Kirby, Hannah Estrich, Sarah Herron
The 2006 Teen Conference promotional flyer is now available on the website at http://ceinfo.unh.edu/4H/Docs/4HNews/TCFlyr06.pdf
The registration brochure will be available in early March. Registrations will be due in the State 4-H Office May 9.
Please contact Michele King at michele.king@unh.edu or 862-2199; or Jolee Chase at jolee.chase@unh.edu or 641-6060 with any questions.
This years Spaces Conference is scheduled for April 8, 2006 at the Cooperative Middle School in Stratham, NH.
The flyer is now available on the Extension website at http://ceinfo.unh.edu/4H/4H.htm
Registration brochure will be available on the website shortly. For more information contact Lynn Garland or Rick Alleva at the Rockingham County office at 603-679-5616