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The Scotts Valley 4-H club, where young people ages 7 through 19 have
opportunities to build confidence, learn responsibility and develop
skills, is welcoming new members as it begins its 2008-09 activities.
The Scotts Valley 4-H club, where young people ages 7 through 19 have opportunities to build confidence, learn responsibility and develop skills, is welcoming new members as it begins its 2008-09 activities.
Members can make friends and share interests ranging from rabbits to rockets. The club will have its first fall meeting at 7:15 p.m. Monday, Oct. 6, at St. Philip’s Episcopal Church, 5271 Scotts Valley Drive.
Projects to be offered this year include biking, knitting, cooking, electricity, raising market lamb, sewing, entrepreneurship and Western horsemanship. Other projects may be added, depending on the skills of new members’ parents.
Scotts Valley 4-H is one of the county clubs actively involved in the Santa Cruz County Fair. Members this year won ribbons, including Cade Gillen for knitted, dyed and felted jumprope; Madison Fillen for gymkhana barrel jumping; Andie McEwan for bantam chicken; and Karen Williams and Edie Wildman for auctioned lambs.
Cade Gillen, 9, is the Scotts Valley 4-H Club’s reporter. He wrote this report with assistance from his mother, Mindy Gillen.
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