May - Colorado State University Extension
May - Colorado State University Extension
May - Colorado State University Extension
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EARLY RELEASE, AND<br />
SHOW AND FAT STOCK<br />
SALE SUBSTITUTE<br />
SHOWMAN<br />
Early release of any project or<br />
entry can only be obtained for<br />
health, 4-H or college related<br />
reasons by written permission<br />
of the Arkansas Valley Junior<br />
Show Committee. Removing<br />
livestock from fairgrounds<br />
before release is considered an<br />
unethical practice, with the<br />
exception of breeding stock<br />
which will be at the discretion<br />
of the Superintendent involved.<br />
If because of “health or a 4-H<br />
related conflict”, an exhibitor is<br />
unable to show or sell his/her<br />
animal, another bonafide 4-H or<br />
FFA member can substitute<br />
with permission of the Arkansas<br />
Valley Junior Show<br />
Committee. College bound<br />
students will be evaluated on a<br />
case by case basis. All letters<br />
must be received in the<br />
<strong>Extension</strong> Office by 4:00 p.m.<br />
on August 8, 2008.<br />
Project of the<br />
Month<br />
Sheep was Project of the Month<br />
for <strong>May</strong>.<br />
A different project will be<br />
featured each month at the<br />
council meeting. Come early<br />
and join the fun.<br />
Winners for <strong>May</strong> were:<br />
♦ Kolby Shannon<br />
♦ Rhett Larsen<br />
♦ Collin Campbell<br />
Congratulations<br />
Class of 2008!<br />
Marissa Campbell<br />
RJ Dillingham<br />
Katelyn Karney<br />
Hilary Knapp<br />
Jordan Kurtz<br />
Andrea Leininger<br />
Mitchel Mueller<br />
Thomas Romero<br />
Leslie Trotter<br />
“The future is not something we<br />
enter. The future is something we<br />
create.” -- Leonard I. Sweet<br />
READY FOR SOME FUN?<br />
GET A CALCULATOR<br />
READY!<br />
YOUR AGE BY EATING OUT<br />
Don't tell me your age; you<br />
probably would tell a falsehood<br />
anyway-but your waiter may<br />
know!<br />
YOUR AGE BY DINER &<br />
RESTAURANT MATH<br />
This is pretty neat!<br />
DON'T CHEAT BY<br />
SCROLLING DOWN FIRST!<br />
It takes less than a minute. Work<br />
this out as you read.<br />
Be sure you don't read the bottom<br />
until you've worked it out!<br />
This is not one of those waste of<br />
time things, it's fun.<br />
1. First of all, pick the number of<br />
times a week that you would like<br />
to go out to eat. (more than once<br />
but less than 10)<br />
2. Multiply this number by 2 (just<br />
to be bold)<br />
3. Add 5<br />
4. Multiply it by 50<br />
5. If you have already had your<br />
birthday this year add 1758...; If<br />
you haven't, add 1757.<br />
6. Now subtract the four digit year<br />
that you were born.<br />
You should have a three digit<br />
number The first digit of this was<br />
your original number.<br />
(I.e., How many times you want to<br />
go out to restaurants in a week.)<br />
The next two numbers are YOUR<br />
AGE ! ------ (Oh YES, it is !)<br />
THIS IS THE ONLY YEAR<br />
(2008) IT WILL EVER WORK,<br />
SO SPREAD IT AROUND<br />
WHILE IT LASTS<br />
Otero County <strong>Extension</strong> Office<br />
411 North 10 th Street<br />
P. O. Box 190<br />
Rocky Ford, CO 81067<br />
Phone: 719-254-7608<br />
Fax: 719-254-7650<br />
Email addresses:<br />
4-H:<br />
otero@ext.colostate.edu<br />
Vicki:<br />
vicki.harris@colostate.edu<br />
Brooke:<br />
brooke.matthew@colostate.edu<br />
Janet:<br />
janet.golden@colostate.edu<br />
Jean:<br />
jean.justice@colostate.edu<br />
Website:<br />
http://coopext.colostate.edu/SEA/<br />
OTERO/index.html<br />
PUBLISHED FOR OTERO COUNTY 4-<br />
H MEMBERS AND LEADERS<br />
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