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From the May 11, 2009 Issue of Agri-News | |
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4-H Ambassadors Group – exemplify the leadership, communication and personal development skills for which Alberta’s 4-H program is recognized. Their role is to promote4-H to members and non-members.
Southern Region
Rosie Templeton, Coaldale
Jesse Wall, Stirling
Calgary Region
Jared Hunter, Didsbury
Avery Parkinson, Airdrie
West Central Region
Alynn Hagstrom, New Norway
Amy Schoenknecht, Hay Lakes
East Central Region
Lindsey Grover, Stettler
Kennan Hedley, Consort
Northeast Region
Ian Brousseau, St. Paul
Matthew Yakemchuk, Hairy Hill
Northwest Region
Reanne Andersen, Busby
Kristina Huisman, Barrhead
Peace Region
Jennifer Alexandre, Falher
Kristy Oatway, Woking
Description of Selections Award Trips
Montana 4-H Congress, Bozeman, Montana – sponsored by Calgary Stampede. During the Congress, the four Alberta delegates will see Montana 4-Hers in action, and learn how 4-H operates in Montana. Delegates are invited to take part in seminars, workshops and discussions as well as observing various competitions. Recipients:
- Lindsey Grover, Stettler
- Cody Harrison, Claresholm
- Kennan Hedley, Consort
- Avery Parkinson, Airdrie
National 4-H Citizenship Seminar, Ottawa, Ontario – sponsored by Canadian 4-H Council. Eight delegates will join other 4-H members from each province for a seminar in Ottawa. Delegates will be involved in group discussions, lectures, and seminars dealing with Canadian government structure. They will have the opportunity to see the Parliament Buildings, attend a session at the House of Commons, visit Government House and tour the city of Ottawa. Recipients:
- Ted Andrew, Youngstown
- Alyssa Bergo, Ardmore
- Talisa Chelick, Hines Creek
- Alison Ditner, Evansburg
- Stacey Domolewski, Taber
- Haley Scott, Lacombe
- Katelyn Smith, Coronation
- Edith Wouters, Innisfail
National 4-H Conference, Toronto, Ontario – sponsored by Canadian 4-H Council. Eight Alberta delegates, along with delegates from the other nine provinces, the US and the United Kingdom will come together for six days in Toronto. This program deals with issues and concerns in Canadian agriculture relevant to senior 4-H members and involves group discussions, guest lecturers, and total group participation in a variety of sessions. Recipients:
- Danielle Charron, Mannville
- Jamie-Lee Danielsen, Delia
- Lindsey Douglas, Delburne
- Kristina Huisman, Barrhead
- Jared Hunter, Didsbury
- Michelle Leslie, Sedgewick
- Amy Schoenknecht, Hay Lakes
- Matthew Yakemchuk, Hairy Hill
California 4-H Exchange, California – sponsored by Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and 4-H Program Trust. The delegates will travel to California to participate in the California Annual 4-H Leadership Conference as well as a possible host family stay prior to the conference. Delegates will experience4-H programming in California, visit with 4-H members and exchange ideas. The leadership conference is designed with fun and learning in mind and is focused on developing leadership skills and discussing current issues that affect youth. Recipients:
- Keanan Mahoney, Clyde
- Jordyn Prior, Irma
Alberta/Northwest Territories Agriculture Development Tour – sponsored by ITS Travel and 4-H Program Trust. The 4-H Alberta/Northwest Territories Agriculture Development Tour promotes the importance of agricultural products andby-products, as well as increase the awareness of the diversity of agriculture throughout Alberta and the NWT. An attempt will be made to purchase Alberta products where possible, visit agricultural processing and production facilities, and identify Alberta products that are available in the Northwest Territories. Members will also gain an appreciation of the culture and lifestyles of residents in different regions of Alberta and the NWT. Delegates will travel by bus and will camp throughout the trip. Recipients:
- Reanne Andersen, Busby
- Ilona Bastiaansen, Bow Island
- Colin Blanchette, Vimy
- Ian Brousseau, St. Paul
- Kaylie Bruner, Evansburg
- Dustin Coleman, Innisfail
- Alynn Hagstrom, New Norway
- Brittney Matejka, Ponoka
- Hayden Miller, Calgary
- Hal Nixdorff, Airdrie
- Robyn Ockerman, Lindbergh
- Kasey Reber, Woking
- Laura Shuttleworth, Balzac
- Samantha Sperber, Rimbey
- Matthew Viste, Hanna
- Jesse Wall, Stirling
National 4-H Skills Conference, Brandon, Manitoba – sponsored by Canadian 4-H Council. Eighteen delegates from across Canada will join senior 4-H members from Manitoba to explore how to identify, acquire, expand and market key skills that are valuable to gaining employment. Through interactive learning, delegates will identify and enhance the skills necessary to be successful in current and future job markets.
Recipients:
- Lynette Lastiwka, Willingdon
- Kasara Van Hecke, Busby
U.S/A. National 4-H Conference, Washington, DC – sponsored by Canadian 4-H Council. One Alberta delegate will attend the U.S. National 4-H Conference in Chevy Chase, Maryland with 250 American 4-H delegates. Participants enhance leadership skills, develop international friendships and build awareness of differences in two North American programs. Delegates have the opportunity to visit historical points of interest in Washington. Recipient:
- Rosie Templeton, Coaldale
There is also an alternate list for these trips, and 4-H members listed as alternates may be called upon to replace a delegate at any one of the above programs. Alternates:
- Jennifer Alexandre, Falher
- Janessa Brewin, Taber
- Robyn Fisher, Fairview
- Jolene Garber, Milk River
- Dana Kamlah, Lacombe
- Stacy Nichiporik, Hotchkiss
- Leanna Santangelo, Lethbridge
- Rebecca Tokariuk, Lethbridge
- Tessa Troock, Barrhead
- Leanne Wood, Spruce Grove
Information and photos of individual trip winners are available to media by contacting the 4-H office at 780-422-4H4H (4444).
Contact:
Marguerite Stark
4-H Branch
403-948-8510
Dial 310-0000 for toll-free access outside Edmonton
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This information published to the web on May 6, 2009.
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