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TRIBUNE

TRIBUNE

TRIBUNE

TRIBUNE

CONTENTS

Thank You!!! ......................................... 1 Fair T-Shirts ......................................... 1 UME Volunteer Training....................... 1 Welcome Amber! ................................. 2 Welcome Kira! ..................................... 2 Diamond Clover Level 6 ....................... 2 Project Record Workshops .................. 2 Project Records DUE ........................... 2 Maryland 4-H Volunteer Forum .......... 3 National 4-H Conference ..................... 3 Senior Portfolio Workshop .................. 3 4-H Promotional Contest ..................... 3 Clover Halloween Party ....................... 4 Blah’s ................................................... 4 Small Engines Workshop ..................... 4 Paper Retriever ................................... 4 Club Treasurer Books .......................... 4 Club Leader Updates ............................ 4 CC 4-H/FFA Fair ................................... 5 DATES TO REMEMBER ....................... 6

September 2018

NEW 4-H ENROLLMENT March 2015 Thank You!!!

A BIG THANK YOU to everyone who participated and

volunteered at the 2018 Carroll County 4-H/FFA Fair!

This event would not be possible without the wonderful

and dedicated volunteers that give back so much to CC

4-H members. Next time you see one of these

volunteers, thank them for all that they do for the 4-H

program and the fair!

Fair T-Shirts

Please take a minute and write a “Thank You” note to those

who sponsored fair shirts.

Fair shirts were supplied by Bowman’s Feed & Pet. If you

received one of these, please send a “Thank You” note to:

R.D. Bowman & Sons, Inc.

107 Englar Rd

Westminster, MD 21157

And don’t forget to send a “Thank You” to your award

sponsor(s) as well!

UME Volunteer Training

Would you like to be a University of Maryland Extension

Volunteer? Are you helping out at club meetings with projects

or activities? Do you have parents in your club who have

expressed an interest in being a 4-H volunteer? All adults who

are working within our program should go through this

training.

The next UME training will take place on Thursday,

September 6, 2018 at 6 pm. Registration is required, so

please call the Extension Office at 410-386-2760 if you are

interested in the next training.

Welcome Amber!

Hello, Carroll County! My name is Amber Murphy and I was recently hired as one of your new 4-H

Educators. Growing up on a farm in Frederick County, I was an active member in Frederick County 4-

H and Urbana FFA. Within my time in 4-H, I focused on my main projects of beef, hogs, goats and

photography. I also served as a Frederick County 4-H Princess and a Swine Ambassador. This past

May, I graduated from West Virginia University (Let’s Go Mountaineers!) with a Bachelor’s of Science

Degree, majoring in Agricultural and Extension Education. While at WVU, I focused my studies

within agricultural communications and STEM. I already feel so welcomed within the Carroll County

community and I look forward to working with each and every 4-Her, volunteer, parent and educator

in Carroll County!

Welcome Kira!

Hello Carroll County 4-H, my name is Kira Huber. I graduated from the University of South Carolina

with a B.S. in Marine Science. I grew up in Frederick, MD, but I have worked in Kentucky with their

4-H camp programs, North Carolina with Sea Turtle Camps, Texas with various camp programs, and

most recently, in Florida working on their mobile science lab. I am excited to be back in Maryland! I

can’t wait to experience everything that UMD Extension has to offer!

Diamond Clover Level 6

If you plan on working on your Level 6 project, it is time for you to reach out to the Extension Office

and create a team including your club leader, a 4-H Educator and a 4-H All Star. Please contact Becky

Ridgeway at 410-386-2760 or bridgewa@umd.edu for further information. Level 6 plans must be

submitted by September 30th to the state 4-H office. Start making your plans now for your

project.

Project Record Workshops

There’s no school, so why not come out and join us on September 19th and November 6th to work

on your project records at the Extension Office. Just stop by anytime between 9 am-3 pm and we will

be available to help you work on completing your project records. This is a great opportunity to come

out and knock out all of your records in one day! Remember to just stop on by and leave when you

are finished your records or have all your questions answered. If you plan on attending, please RSVP

to the Extension Office at 410-386-2760.

Project Records DUE

Project records will be due to the Extension Office on Monday, November 26th. Check with your

club leader to see when your records are due to them. If you participated in the following areas (ALL

MARKET ANIMALS, Rabbit, Poultry, Horse, Photography, and Garden) at the 2018 CC

4-H/FFA Fair, you MUST turn in a completed project record to be eligible for the 2019 CC 4-H/FFA

Fair. See the attached Tips for Project Records for 2018 for additional information. Please follow this

link to the Carroll County Extension website for the correct project records:

http://extension.umd.edu/carroll-county/4-h-youth/4-h-member-resources

Maryland 4-H Volunteer Forum

Make plans to attend the MD 4-H Volunteers’ Association Forum on Friday, November 16th

through Sunday, November 18th in Ocean City, MD. This weekend event is designed to unite

volunteers and teens from around Maryland for engaging training and networking opportunities.

Whether you come for a day or stay for the weekend, we hope you come to Learn by Doing in order to

help the Maryland 4-H Program Make the Best Better!

The whole family is welcome to come and learning tracks are provided for youth ages 5-11 in the

Clover, Junior and Intermediate tracks which will easily allow parents to attend the training tracks

that span the breadth of 4-H programming from Agriculture to Camp to Clubs and STEM activities.

There is something for everyone!

More information will be available soon.

National 4-H Conference

If you are senior 4-H member and would like to possibly be awarded a National Trip, then it’s time to

start thinking about your Senior Portfolio! Senior Portfolios for National 4-H Conference are due to

the Extension Office by Monday, October 8th. Just update your portfolio and answer the essay

question “Describe your most significant 4-H experiences and how they contributed to your personal

growth as shown by attitude, insights, and life skills gained.”

If you have questions, contact Becky at 410-386-2760 or bridgewa@umd.edu.

Senior Portfolio Workshop

Do you need help creating or enhancing a current senior portfolio? Then make plans to stop by the

Carroll County Extension Office to work on your resume on Tuesday, November 6th from 9am-

3pm. All seniors and last year intermediates are welcome to stop by this day. This is a great

opportunity to work on your resume and leave with a completed and edited resume. RSVP to the

Extension Office by Friday, November 2nd if you plan on coming in to work on your resume. Plan on

bringing a laptop if you have one available. If not, please let us know. If you have questions, please

contact Becky at 410-386-2760 or bridgewa@umd.edu.

Senior Portfolio Essay Question for 2019 trips - “Describe your most significant 4-H experiences and

how they contributed to your personal growth as shown by attitude, insights, and life skills gained.”

4-H Promotional Contest

Show off your GREEN while promoting 4-H during National 4-H Week, October 7-13, 2018

happening in various locations. Plan to put your club’s activities on display in your favorite window,

library or school! Make sure to call the Extension Office by Friday, September 28th to let us know

where your display is for the promotional contest! If you need promotional flyers, please contact the

Extension Office. The judging criteria is attached to this issue of the Tribune.

Clover Halloween Party

Save the date! The Carroll County 4-H Ambassador Team will be hosting the annual 4-H Clover

Halloween Party on Friday, October 26th at 7 pm at the Extension Office. The program will be

open to all 4-H Clovers and they are welcome to bring a friend along with them. Call the Extension

Office (410-386-2760) to register for this event by October 19th.

Blah’s

Beat the Midwinter Blah’s will be held on Saturday, February 2, 2019 at the Carroll County

Extension Office and Ag Center. Please mark the date on your calendar now and plan on joining us

for this informative and fun day! Attached to this issue of the Tribune is a form requesting

classes for the Blah’s. If you are interested in teaching, please be sure to fill out the form and

return it to the Extension Office by November 2nd. If you want to teach, but don’t know what

to do, let us know – we have lots of ideas!

Small Engines Workshop

A Small Engine and Lawn Mower Workshop will be held at FSK High School on Saturday,

December 8th (Snow date: December 15th) from 9 am – 2 pm. The workshop will focus on

disassembling and assembling small engines to the best way to operate a lawn mower safely. More

information can be found with the attached flyer and registration information.

Paper Retriever

Don’t forget that we have Paper Retriever containers at the Extension Office for everyone to recycle

their paper products. Any paper items (excluding food products) such as paper, cardboard, phone

books, books and magazines can be dropped off. Don’t forget…this serves as a year round fundraiser

for the Carroll County 4-H Program. Pass the word to help us with our fundraising efforts.

Club Treasurer Books

Remember to close out all club treasurer books on June 30, 2018. Your books should include all

information from July 1, 2017 – June 30, 2018. If you have questions, please call the Extension

Office. Treasurer books and Annual Financial Summary Forms are due to the Extension

Office by September 15th!

Club Leader Updates

LEADERS MEETING – WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12TH, 7 PM AT THE EXTENSION OFFICE – MANDATORY MEETING – LOTS OF NEW ITEMS TO DISCUSS!!!

Newspaper Articles – When sending in an article/picture to the newspaper, please send it to Becky and we will get it on the Extension Website.

Ag Center Building Use – When reserving a building with the Ag Center, please follow these steps. 1. Call a 4-H Educator. 2. Give a reason you need the building. If we can accommodate you at the Extension Office, that will

be our first option. 3. If an Ag Center facility is still needed, the 4-H Educator will make the reservation for your club.

CC 4-H/FFA Fair

Everyone is welcome to participate in Fair Board meetings held at the Extension Office. The next meeting date is September 5th and 26th at 7:30 pm. Too Many Ribbons or Trophies? Don’t throw them away! Bring them to the Extension Office or to a Fair Board meeting. The Fair will recycle them for next year! So don’t throw them out, let’s recycle! Indoor Building News - A BIG THANK YOU to everyone who helped with the Fair Set-Up and Clean-Up in the Red Building! Lots of hands make the work lighter for everyone! By dividing the alphabet for Set-Up and Clean-Up, it gave us great help on both days. Also, by using less shelving and more tables and wooden shelves, it made the work more manageable for 4-Hers. If anyone finds that they have accidentally picked up items that do not belong to them, please return them to the Extension Office so we can get them to the members whom they belong. If you received a Grand Champion or special award from a department in the Red Building, please send a thank you note to the award donor. If you need the name and address of the donor of the award you received, please contact Ms. Sandy Stonesifer at 410 -857-0416. It’s very easy to criticize and complain about things we don’t like. As a superintendent, it is nice to get a thank you. Please send a note to the superintendent of the departments you entered to thank them for their hard work and dedication to your project area. If you need any address information, please contact Ms. Sandy Stonesifer at 410-857-0416

Becky Ridgeway Kira Huber Amber Murphy Extension Educator Agent Associate Agent Associate 4-H Youth Development 4-H Youth Development 4-H Youth Development bridgewa@umd.edu khuber@umd.edu anmurphy@umd.edu

Carroll County 4-H Youth Development Phone: 410-386-2760 University of Maryland Extension Toll-Free: 888-326-9645 700 Agriculture Center Fax: 410-876-0132 Westminster, MD 21157-5700 http://extension.umd.edu/carroll-county - The Carroll County 4-H Website. Find the Tribune online, plus other forms and information for youth and leaders. http://extension.umd.edu/4-h - The Maryland State 4-H Youth Development Website. News & information from all over the state, plus forms and information for youth and leaders.

University of Maryland Extension programs are open to all and will not discriminate against anyone because of race, age, sex, color, sexual orientation,

physical or mental disability, religion, ancestry, or national origin, marital status, genetic information, or political affiliation, or gender identity and

expression.

The information given herein is supplied with the understanding that no discrimination is intended and no endorsement by University of Maryland

Extension is implied.

If you have a disability that requires special assistance for your participation in a program, please contact the Carroll County Extension

Office at 410-386-2760, fax: 410-876-0132, two (2) weeks prior to the program.

DATES TO REMEMBER

September 3 EXTENSION OFFICE CLOSED, Labor Day September 6 UME Volunteer Training, CC Extension Office, 6pm September 12 MANDATORY Club Leader Meeting, CC Extension Office, 7pm September 19 Project Record Workshop, CC Extension Office, 9am-3pm October 7-13 National 4-H Week/Promotion Contest October 8 EXTENSION OFFICE CLOSED, Columbus Day October 26 Clover Halloween Party, CC Extension Office, 7pm November 2 Beat the Midwinter Blahs CLASS FORMS DUE TO EXTENSION OFFICE November 6 Project Record Workshop, CC Extension Office, 9am-3pm Senior Portfolio Workshop, CC Extension Office, 9am-3pm November 12 EXTENSION OFFICE CLOSED, Veteran’s Day November 16-18 Volunteer and Teen Forum, Ocean City, MD November 22-23 EXTENSION OFFICE CLOSED, Thanksgiving December 1 Project Record Judging, CC Extension Office, 9am December 8 Small Engines Workshop, FSK High School Project Record Judging, CC Extension Office, 9am

Promotional Display Contest

SUPERINTENDENT: Wanda Rawlings – 410/857-1896

• Entry Procedure – Club’s registration for Promotional Display Contest to be called to the Carroll County Extension Office (4-H) – check Tribune for due date

• Contest – National 4-H Club Week – October 7 – 13, 2018

RULES AND REGULATIONS – Promotional Display Contest

1. Each club may enter only one class – window display, bulletin board display, or table-top display. 2. Clubs may display booths or banners entered at the Carroll Co. 4H & FFA Fair as their entry in

the Promotional Display Contest. 3. Club representative, when registering their entry, will also advise of location of their display. If

display is within a building, also include times building is open so that display can be judged. 4. 4-H members are responsible for setting up the display. Parents and volunteers may assist, but

not assume total responsibility for setting up the display. 5. All displays must include the Affirmative Action statement (4-H Is Open To All) or the display will

not be considered for premiums. The Affirmative Action statement is available at the 4-H Office. 6. Displays must be in place no later than Monday, October 8, and remain in place until Saturday,

October 13. 7. Displays will be judged on the following basis:

a. Effective Title (short, personal, an action verb) – 10 points; b. Promotes 4-H (how to get involved) – 30 points; c. Attracts Attention (has stopping power) – 10 points; d. Holds Interest (encourages study) – 10 points: e. General Appearance (simple, has balance, use of color) – 10 points; f. Workmanship (neat, well-constructed) – 10 points; g. Effective Location (area of maximum visibility for youth and parents) – 10 points h. Total possible points – 100

8. There will be one Champion and one Reserve Champion for each category. An overall Grand Champion may be selected from Champion Window Display, Champion Bulletin Board Display, and Champion Tabletop Display.

9. Premiums – Champion - $10, Blue Award - $8, Red Award - $6, White Award - $4

Section 001 – Promotional Display Contest Class 4001 Window Display Class 4002 Bulletin Board Display Class 4003 Table-Top Display Section 002 – Promotional Display Special Awards Class 4011 Grand Champ & Reserve Grand Champ Promotional Display

CLASS INFORMATION SHEET -- BEAT THE MID-WINTER BLAHS February 2, 2019 – Carroll County Ag Center

Due: November 2, 2018 Return to: Mail: Blahs, Carroll County Extension Office, 700 Agriculture Center, Westminster, MD 21157 Fax: 410-876-0132 Email: loria@umd.edu Instructor Name:_______________________________________ Email address:______________________ Address:____________________________________________________________________________ Telephone (Day): ____________________________ (Evening): _____________________________________ Class Title: __________________________________________________________________________________

I can teach this class__________ I cannot teach this class, but have provided detailed instructions for someone else to teach___________

Preferred Time of Class: (Please Circle) Morning Afternoon Preferred Length of Class (minimum ½ hour; maximum 1 hour OR all day):________________________________ Class room requirements or special needs or equipment: _______________________________________________ Do we charge for this class? Yes* ___________ No __________ Class fee: _________________

*[If yes, what fees will cover supplies for the class per person? To reduce fees in some cases, please consider listing in the class description what supplies participants should bring with them to the Blahs]

Does the class have a minimum age? Yes ___________ No _____________ If so, what age? _____________ How many participants for this class? Minimum _________ Maximum ________________ Class description -- describe the actual class, including supplies and/or equipment the participant should bring. Please write on the back of this form. Only original receipts will be accepted for reimbursement of supplies purchased. Indicate clearly which items on the invoice were purchased for your class with a total cost. Itemize on a separate sheet of paper if needed.

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CLASS INFORMATION SHEET -- BEAT THE MID-WINTER BLAHS

February 2, 2019 – Carroll County Ag Center

Due: November 2, 2018 Return to: Mail: Blahs, Carroll County Extension Office, 700 Agriculture Center, Westminster, MD 21157 Fax: 410-876-0132 Email: loria@umd.edu Instructor Name:_______________________________________ Email address:______________________ Address:____________________________________________________________________________ Telephone (Day): ____________________________ (Evening): _____________________________________ Class Title: __________________________________________________________________________________

I can teach this class__________ I cannot teach this class, but have provided detailed instructions for someone else to teach___________

Preferred Time of Class: (Please Circle) Morning Afternoon Preferred Length of Class (minimum ½ hour; maximum 1 hour OR all day):________________________________ Class room requirements or special needs or equipment: _______________________________________________ Do we charge for this class? Yes* ___________ No __________ Class fee: _________________

*[If yes, what fees will cover supplies for the class per person? To reduce fees in some cases, please consider listing in the class description what supplies participants should bring with them to the Blahs]

Does the class have a minimum age? Yes ___________ No _____________ If so, what age? _____________ How many participants for this class? Minimum _________ Maximum ________________ Class description -- describe the actual class, including supplies and/or equipment the participant should bring. Please write on the back of this form. Only original receipts will be accepted for reimbursement of supplies purchased. Indicate clearly which items on the invoice were purchased for your class with a total cost. Itemize on a separate sheet of paper if needed.

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affiliation, or gender identity and expression.

Tips for Completing Project Records Here are some tips and helpful hints as you work on your project records.

Don’t forget that the following project records are required to show at the 2019 Carroll County 4-H/FFA Fair – ALL MARKET ANIMALS, Horse, Poultry, Rabbit, Garden and Photography.

Remember to EXPAND on all of your answers. The more detailed responses you give help the reviewers understand

your projects and what you learned and achieved through them.

1. What goals did you set for your project this year and did you achieve them? a. Explain three different goals you had for your project and expand on how you did or didn’t achieve

them. 2. What were four things you learned from completing this project this year?

a. Juniors and Intermediates – Need to list 2 things you learned from your project. b. Seniors – Need to list 4 things you learned from your project.

3. What is one thing you would like to improve or do differently with your project next year? a. What is something that you want to improve on your project next year? Give an example on what you

want to do differently with your project. 4. What I learned as a result of using this life skill…

a. Under each section (Head, Heart, Hand, Health) write the life skill you are using from the life skill wheel. b. Juniors and Intermediates need to write 1 life skill for each section. You will have one life skill for Head,

one for Heart, one for Hand and one for Health. c. Seniors need to write 2 life skills for each section. You will have two life skills listed for Head, two for

Heart, two for Hand and two for Health. 5. Project Activities

a. Everyone needs to list project activities and how they relate to your project. This can be attending the Mid-Winter Blahs, Livestock Workshops, County or State Fair.

6. Project Communications a. Everyone MUST have some type of communication related to their project that you have given to at

least 3 people who are not related to you. b. Example – If you are filling out a project record for Photography, your communication needs to be

something related to Photography and not a speech related to building a birdhouse. 7. Project Exhibits

a. Everyone must have exhibited their project at some event. This can include County or State Fair, a community or school event.

b. List all exhibits separately. This includes all classes to be listed separately (example – Market Hog – you would list, Market Hog, Showmanship and Rate of Gain on 3 separate lines, not all together).

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8. Project Financial Section (General Project Records) a. List all expenses related to your project and put a value on them. Even if your parents paid for them,

they still have a value associated to them. i. Example – If you baked a cake, you would list your ingredients (Sugar, Flour, Chocolate, etc. and

the cost $13.50) b. Income includes any premium checks you have received for your items. Remember to keep your copy of

your premiums from the fair. This will tell you what your premiums were for each item you entered at the fair.

9. Supplemental Piece (GENERAL PROJECT RECORD FORM – REQUIRED) a. If you are completing a General Project Record you MUST include a supplemental piece. This is one

additional piece of paper (8x11) attached to the end of your record. This can be a picture with a couple sentences written about your project or a story, crossword puzzle, etc. It needs to be something that relates to your project.

10. ANIMAL PROJECT RECORDS a. Market Livestock Project Record Forms

i. Table 1 – Information of Project Animal – This is REQUIRED to be completed. Make sure to fill in all information related to your animals. All animals you tagged should be included on this table, even if you didn’t show them. Remember to bring your totals down to the total line.

ii. Table 2 and 3 – Include information on what you fed your animals and the cost of feeding those animals, along with other expenses you have had with your project including bedding, equipment, etc.

iii. Table 4 – Health and Veterinary Expenses – Everyone should have something listed here. To show at the fair you had to have health papers, which would be listed on this table.

iv. Table 5 – Sale Animal Income – List the information related to any animals you sold. This can be from selling at the fair or private sales.

v. Table 6 – All Other Income – Include any other income from your animals. This could be premium monies, selling wool or hides, etc.

vi. Financial Summary – Add up all of your income and expenses to see you have a profit or loss from your project.

b. Poultry/Rabbit/Horse/Dog Project Records i. Make sure to fill out tables related to your animal information, along with each table that

relates to your project. If you didn’t do something in the project (Example – Didn’t sell eggs), just put N/A in that table, so the project record reviewers know you didn’t just skip the table.

ii. Make sure to include a Supplemental Piece (Check out guideline #9 for more information.)

Make sure to have ALL SIGNATURES (4-H Member, Parent and Club Leader). A 4-H Educator will sign off on the forms when they are considered complete.

Also, if you have siblings that participate in the same projects, make sure your records are DIFFERENT. If they are the same, they will be returned to be redone.

There will be Project Record Workshops held at the Extension Office in the fall to help anyone with their project records. Check the Tribune for more information.

Small Engine & Lawn Mower Workshop______________ After the Small Engine and Lawn Mower Contest, one question that is asked is “How can we prepare for the next contest?” There are also questions raised on naming parts of an engine or lawn mower and on material for studying for the contest. We will once again offer a workshop on the basic of small engine operation. With the help of Shelby Althoff, teacher and FFA advisor at Francis Scott Key High School and Joe Linthicum, FSK FFA Alumni member, we are going to have a “hands on” workshop at Francis Scott Key High School on Saturday, December 8, 2018 from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM...Registration Fee of $10.00, payable in advance, to Francis Scott Key FFA Alumni. Registration includes Lunch and supplies for the workshop. (Snow date: December 15, 2018)

Everything will be provided…Overhead Valve engines to disassemble and assemble, engine parts and tools to work with, L head to examine, and study material to take home.

The best way to operate a lawn mower safely, any other small engine, string trimmer, chain saw, etc. is to know the basics of how an engine works. That is what this workshop is for. You do not need to know anything about an engine or lawn mower to come to this workshop. If you are someone that is gifted and know a lot about engines or lawnmowers, you are encouraged to come to this workshop to assist those that do not know as much. Joe Linthicum will be the instructor with assistance from others during the workshop. (Use the Lower parking lot and look for the sign)

All 4-H and FFA members are encouraged to attend this workshop and be up to date for next year’s Small Engine and Lawn Mower Contest at the County Fair. Mail check and registration to FSK FFA Alumni, c/o Joe Linthicum, P.O. Box 144, New Windsor, MD 21776 before November 21, 2018.

SMALL ENGINE & LAWN MOWER SAFETY SUPERINTENDENTS

Jason, Kevin, Sandy, Arthur and Teresa Ridinger Phone: 410-756-6198

Each person attending workshop:

NAME _________________________________________________ Phone: _____________________

Email ____________________________________________________________

NAME _________________________________________________ Phone: _____________________

Email ____________________________________________________________

SMALL ENGINE WORKSHOP Location: FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HIGH SCHOOL

Date: DECEMBER 8, 2018 (SNOW DATE: DECEMBER 15, 2018)

Time: 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM LUNCH INCLUDED

Registration Fee: $10.00 Payable to Francis Scott Key FFA Alumni

PROPOSED AGENDA 8:30 to 8:55 CHECK IN 8:55 to 9:00 GREETINGS AND INTRODUCTIONS 9:00 to 9:30 INTRODUCTION TO SMALL ENGINES AND PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION 9:30 to 10:00 BASICS OF 2 CYCLE AND 4 CYCLE ENGINES 10:00 to 10:30 ENGINE PARTS AND TOOL IDENTIFICATION 10:30 to 10:40 BREAK 10:40 to 12:30 DISASSEMBLE AND ASSEMBLE OVERHEAD VALVE ENGINES 12:30 to 1:00 LUNCH 1:00 to 1:30 GENERAL CARE AND MAINTENANCE 1:30 to 2:00 TROUBLE SHOOTING, STORING, AND WRAP UP

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY FFA ALUMNI P.O. BOX 144

NEW WINDSOR, MARYLAND 21776