4-H
Welcome to the Jefferson County Team
(representing
the zones formerly known as Metro Central,Northeast,
South Central & Southside)
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We Are Kelly McDonough Chanda Hall Jean Priest Tammy Wilder Staff Assistants: Donna Browne & Marilyn Chambers
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********************************************************************************* The Metro Central Zone included the communities of Metro Central Triangle, bounded by I-64, I-65 and I-264 (Watterson Expressway). The Northeast Zone included the communities of Middletown, Eastwood, Prospect, Crescent Hill, Lyndon, Lexington Road, Clifton, Northfield, Indian Hills and St. Matthews. The South Central Zone included the communities of Okolona, Highview, Lynnview, Newburg, Buechel and Edgewood. The Southside Zone included the communities of Churchill Downs, Fairgrounds, Fairdale, Kenwood, Minors Lane, South Louisville, Iroquois Park and Taylor Boulevard. |
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Special Happenings: |
Jefferson County 4-H Team Talk Newsletters |
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March 2008 | ||||||||
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Team Committee Invitation! Please
join us for a Team Committee Meeting.
The role of the Team committee is to provide grass roots direction, support, and advice and leadership to strengthen our program, much like the Zone Councils you may have served on in the past. Call Chanda or Kelly for the next date! |
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The
4-H Sewing Stars of Ascension School have been working selflessly on
“Snuggles” for animals in shelters. The 4H Sewing Stars are sewing
up security blankets for cats and dogs living in hard, cold cages. They
are combining the efforts of recycling, donating, and sewing. They make
the Snuggles out of left over draperies, old sweaters, and donated fabrics.
The animals won’t mind if the sweater was from last season, just as long as
it keeps them warm and comfortable in their cages. At
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of Kentucky |
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