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First place 4-H Club Act from Brodhead Elementary School. Pictured from left to right are: Kelly Damrell, Carissa Looney, Ashley Sams, Jacklyn White, Kelsey Bullock, Gabby McCown and Savannah Falin. Thursday, March 22, 2007 Second Section 4-H Youth Development John McQueary Rockcastle County Extension Office The Rockcastle Co. 4-H Council held its annual 4-H Variety Show on Tuesday, March 13th, at Mt. Vernon El- ementary School. The Council would like to express thanks to the judges as well as a big thank you to Ms. Laiken Coffey from Rockcastle Co. Middle School for being our Master of Cer- emonies. Listed below are the winners and the school they rep- resent. Club Acts 1st Place, Ms. Williams, Roping Rockets, 5th Grade from Brodhead Elementary 2nd Place, Ms. McQueary’s, “The Mobertly’s”, 5th Grade from Mt. Vernon Elementary Junior Specialty Acts 1st Place, Lauren Denny, RCMS 2nd Place, Dylan Bishop & Chase McGuire, RCMS Blue Ribbon Winners Amelia Eversole, RES Alaina Coguer, MVES Hot Steppers- Jessica Bledsoe, Hannah Sowder, Tif- fany Shafer & Kayla Lovell, BES Alyssa Rodefer, MVES Mikayla Cass, BES Tyler Harper, BES Alyssa Allen, Lacey Gastineau & Keeley Goff, BES Emily Ponder & Kelci Holcomb. BES Shalanta McClure, MVES Ashley Baggett & Sierra Smith, MVES Paisley Saylor, BES 4-H Variety Show held last Tuesday Blood Drive held at Extension Office Erin Maggard, of Brodhead,is shown giving blood at the blood drive held last week at the Rockcastle County Exten- sion Office. Also picured is Melissa Casada, of the Kentucky Blood Center. Operation UNITE is offer- ing two regional facilitator training sessions for Focus On The Family’s “How To Drug Proof Your Kids” parent pro- gram. The day-long trainings will be conducted from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Wednesday, April 18, at the First Baptist Church on Fifth Street in London, and Friday, April 20, at Allen Bap- tist Church on U.S. 23 just north of KY 80 in Prestonsburg. There is no cost to attend the training for residents living within the UNITE service area; for those living outside the area the cost is $60 per person. "How To Drug Proof Your Kids" is an education, preven- tion and intervention parenting program developed as a result of the increasing drug problem among young people and the frustrated attempts by parents to steer their children away from the harmful use of drugs. The values-based program, rooted in awareness and pre- vention models, is designed to help parents grasp the reality of drug use and take preemptive action against it. Participants in this training class will be em- powered to teach parenting workshops within their com- munity. UNITE believes parents are one of the strongest forces against drugs, and are looking for individuals who are moti- vated to making a difference in the lives of children. In order to have sufficient training materials, please RSVP by Monday, April 9, to Becky Calhoun at 1-866-OP-UNITE (1-866-678-6483) or [email protected]. For more information about Operation UNITE visit their website on the internet at www.operationunite.org “How to Drug Proof Y our Kids” UNITE is offering two facilitator training classes Sixth grader Laiken Coffey was the Master of Ceremo- nies for the 4H Variety Show. Second Place 4-H Club Act from MVES. Pictured from left to right are: Mrs. Shelia McQueary, Taylor Carter, Robert Kirby, Gage Reynolds, Kelsey Mattingly, Brianna Hansel, Makenna Roberts and Kasey Rains. Sixth grader Lauren Denny was the first place winner of the Jr. 4-H Specialty Act. Placing second in the Jr. 4-H Specialty Act from RCMS were Dylan Bishop and Chase McGuire. Rockcastle Hospital and Respiratory Care Center, Inc. is a corporate sponsor of this year's Relay for Life. Above, Mel- issa Brock of Rockcastle Hospital presents a $1,000 check to Leslie Hammer, Area Director Mid-South Division of the American Cancer Society. Massage Therapy Available Massage covered by auto accident and Worker’s Comp. Ins. Some major medical insurance coverage includingAnthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, and many others. We will verify coverage for you! Mt. Vernon CHIROPRACTIC Dr. Max Meyer 70 School St. • Mt. Vernon 606-256-1986 Dr. Max Meyer Rockcastle Hospital and Respiratory Care Center, Inc. is a corporate sponsor for Relay For Life
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First place 4-H Club Act from Brodhead Elementary School.Pictured from left to right are: Kelly Damrell, CarissaLooney, Ashley Sams, Jacklyn White, Kelsey Bullock, GabbyMcCown and Savannah Falin.
Thursday, March 22, 2007Second Section
4-H Youth Development
John McQuearyRockcastle County Extension Office
The Rockcastle Co. 4-HCouncil held its annual 4-HVariety Show on Tuesday,March 13th, at Mt. Vernon El-ementary School. The Councilwould like to express thanks tothe judges as well as a big thankyou to Ms. Laiken Coffey fromRockcastle Co. Middle Schoolfor being our Master of Cer-emonies. Listed below are thewinners and the school they rep-resent.
Club Acts1st Place, Ms. Williams,
Roping Rockets, 5th Gradefrom Brodhead Elementary
2nd Place, Ms. McQueary’s,“The Mobertly’s”, 5th Gradefrom Mt. Vernon Elementary
Junior Specialty Acts1st Place, Lauren Denny,
RCMS2nd Place, Dylan Bishop &
Chase McGuire, RCMSBlue Ribbon Winners
Amelia Eversole, RESAlaina Coguer, MVESHot Steppers- Jessica
Bledsoe, Hannah Sowder, Tif-
fany Shafer & Kayla Lovell,BES
Alyssa Rodefer, MVESMikayla Cass, BESTyler Harper, BESAlyssa Allen, Lacey
Gastineau & Keeley Goff, BESEmily Ponder & Kelci
Holcomb. BESShalanta McClure, MVESAshley Baggett & Sierra
Smith, MVESPaisley Saylor, BES
4-H Variety Showheld last Tuesday
Blood Drive held at Extension OfficeErin Maggard, of Brodhead,is shown giving blood at theblood drive held last week at the Rockcastle County Exten-sion Office. Also picured is Melissa Casada, of the KentuckyBlood Center.
Operation UNITE is offer-ing two regional facilitatortraining sessions for Focus OnThe Family’s “How To DrugProof Your Kids” parent pro-gram. The day-long trainingswill be conducted from 9 a.m.to 5 p.m. on Wednesday, April18, at the First Baptist Churchon Fifth Street in London, andFriday, April 20, at Allen Bap-tist Church on U.S. 23 just northof KY 80 in Prestonsburg.
There is no cost to attend thetraining for residents livingwithin the UNITE service area;for those living outside the areathe cost is $60 per person.
"How To Drug Proof YourKids" is an education, preven-tion and intervention parentingprogram developed as a resultof the increasing drug problemamong young people and thefrustrated attempts by parentsto steer their children awayfrom the harmful use of drugs.
The values-based program,rooted in awareness and pre-vention models, is designed tohelp parents grasp the reality ofdrug use and take preemptiveaction against it. Participants inthis training class will be em-powered to teach parentingworkshops within their com-munity.
UNITE believes parents areone of the strongest forcesagainst drugs, and are lookingfor individuals who are moti-vated to making a difference inthe lives of children.
In order to have sufficienttraining materials, please RSVPby Monday, April 9, to BeckyCalhoun at 1-866-OP-UNITE(1-866-678-6483) [email protected].
For more information aboutOperation UNITE visit theirwebsite on the internet atwww.operationunite.org
“How to Drug Proof Your Kids”
UNITE is offering twofacilitator training classes
Sixth grader Laiken Coffeywas the Master of Ceremo-nies for the 4H VarietyShow.
Second Place 4-H Club Act from MVES. Pictured from leftto right are: Mrs. Shelia McQueary, Taylor Carter, RobertKirby, Gage Reynolds, Kelsey Mattingly, Brianna Hansel,Makenna Roberts and Kasey Rains.
Sixth grader Lauren Denny was the first place winner of theJr. 4-H Specialty Act.
Placing second in the Jr. 4-H Specialty Act from RCMS wereDylan Bishop and Chase McGuire.
Rockcastle Hospital and Respiratory Care Center, Inc. is acorporate sponsor of this year's Relay for Life. Above, Mel-issa Brock of Rockcastle Hospital presents a $1,000 check toLeslie Hammer, Area Director Mid-South Division of theAmerican Cancer Society.
Massage Therapy AvailableMassage covered byauto accident and
Worker’s Comp. Ins.Some major medicalinsurance coverage
includingAnthem BlueCross Blue Shield,and many others.
We will verify coveragefor you!
Mt. VernonCHIROPRACTIC
Dr. Max Meyer70 School St. • Mt. Vernon
606-256-1986
Dr. Max Meyer
Rockcastle Hospital and Respiratory Care Center,Inc. is a corporate sponsor for Relay For Life
