We are one of few sheep clubs in Alberta that is not also a multi-club. Also we are set up a little different that many other clubs. Starting in November and ending in October makes our club literally all year around. November is when we start up, set up our executive and plan out the year. May is when we have highway clean up and June is our weigh in day where our lambs are officially put into the 4h program. Then 60-63 days later we have our Achievement Day at the end of August. Then to wrap it all up, at the end of October we have our awards night. Our meetings are once a month on the second Sunday of each month. As president I have taken the initiative to make sure all our meetings are under an hour in length. Since our club has 14 members, 3 cleavers, 3 seniors, 4 intermediates and 4 juniors, it is easy to see that our club has a fair amount of young kids with short attention spans. And to be frank long meetings bore the seniors too.
What's your club like? Where are you located? Are you part of a sheep club too?
3 comments:
It sounds a s though you have an interesting club.t
Love the poo Maryellen!
Grandmas' right it mixes well.
I will have to get more when I amend my flower beds.
Just made new raised beds and am pooped(pun intended).
Great blogging
Debbie O
That's Gram for the post!!! We are a unique group that's for sure.... And Debbie! Hello! We have a lot of it so just let us know when you would like some! Let me know how everything grows this year !
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