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4-H Monthly Club Report
Secretary Record Book
Treasurer Record Book
4-H Project Requirements

The 4-H Pledge
I pledge my HEAD to clearer thinking,
I pledge my HEART to greater loyalty,
I pledge my HANDS to larger service,
I pledge my HEALTH to better living
for my club, my community, my country, and my world.

The 4-H Motto: To make the best better.

The 4-H Philosophy: Learn by doing.

4-H & Youth Development

By far, 4-H is the most known and visible Extension Service development program, best known for its 4-H Clubs and summer 4-H Camps, but Extension also offers literacy and adult volunteer leadership programming related to 4-H and youth development.

WVU’s 4-H Home Page
WVU 4-H Youth Agriculture
WVU Youth Development
WVU Energy Express

Office Information

WVU Jackson Co. Extension Office
Jackson County Fairgrounds
Cottageville, WV 25239

Phone: 304-372-8199 or
304-372-8249
Fax: 304-372-8042
Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Driving Directions

4-H Youth Development is thriving in Jackson County. With over 800 members annually, 4-H is a very influential program in the lives of Jackson County youth. Each year, youth in our program have opportunities to take part in activities that encourage four-fold development of the Head, Heart, Hands, and Health. Below are links to some of our 4-H activities in Jackson County.

Links to COUNTY ACTIVITIES

• 4-H Camp

• Jackson County Junior Fair

• 4-H Roundup

Links to STATE 4-H CAMPS

• 2009 OMC Older Members Camp

• Alpha I & II Camps 2009

JACKSON COUNTY 4-H CLUBS
Aplin Ridge Mountaineers – 1st Saturday – Aplin Ridge Church 4:00 pm – Ann Jones
Aplin Ridge Roughlanders – 3rd Sunday – Aplin Ridge Church 4:00 pm – Rachel Rhodes
Barnyard Bunch – 1st Monday – Sandyville Flood of Faith Church 6:00 pm – Peggy Thomas
Carbon 12 – 1st Monday – 6:30 pm – Carla Long
Comet Cardinals – 3rd Thursday – Sandyville Senior Center 6:30 pm – Linda Waybright
Cottageville Pioneers – 3rd Sunday – Extension Office 4:00 pm – Susan Perry
Elk Fork Energizers – 1st Saturday – Marie Waybright’s Home 3:00 pm – Rachel Hanshaw
Evans Eagles – 1st Sunday – Evans United Methodist Church Community Building 2:00 pm – Vanessa Rothrock
Fairplain Silverspurs – 1st Sunday – Fairplain Elementary 2:00 pm – Michelle Kersey
Hemlock Hillbillies – Ripley First Church of God – Leah Firman
High Risers – 3rd Sunday – Kenna Elementary 1:00 pm – Kathy Howerton
Jackson County Barnstormers – 1st Tuesday – Ripley Elementary 6:00 pm – Theresa Maston
Joe’s Run Crusaders – 2nd Thursday – Joe’s Run Community Building 6:30 pm – Hazel Tolley
Kenna Succeeders – 1st Saturday – Kenna Elementary 4:00 pm – Mary Sayre
Kentuck Kids – 2nd Saturday – Kentuck Community Building – Carla Miller
Little Sandy Frontiersman – 1st Sunday – Beech Grove Church 2:00 pm – Terri McVey
Mt. Alto Farm Friends – 3rd Thursday – Hopewell Baptist Church 6:00 pm – Julie Price
Murraysville Mountaineers – 1st Tuesday – Coleman Chapel 7:00 pm – Lola Randolph
Pleasant Valley Patriots – 3rd Monday – Christian Fellowship Church 6:30 pm – Karen Harrison
Ravenswood Rockin Raccoons – 1st Sunday – Barb Parsons Home 2:00 pm – Barb Parsons
Ripley Bull Dogs – Date Varies – Sherri Stahlman’s Home time varies – Sherri Stahlman
Ripley Busy Beavers – 3rd Monday – Epworth United Methodist Church 6:30 pm – Nikki Hunter
Ripley Renegades – 3rd Sunday – Fairhaven Lodge – Staci Donohew
Ripley Rockets – 3rd Thursday – Ripley Middle 3:30 pm – Annette Griffith
Roadrunners – 1st Sunday – Parchment Valley Baptist Church 2:00 pm – Dot Reynolds
Rockcastle Mingos – 2nd Monday – Kenna Grange 6:30 pm – Jackie Carney
Rocky Knob Rangers – 1st Sunday – Rocky Knob Community Building 2:00 pm –
Romance Raiders – 3rd Monday – Fishers Chapel Methodist Church 7:00 pm – Shari Boggess
Sandyville Buccanners – 1st Monday – Gilmore Elementary 6:15 pm – Laurel Tanner
Sandyville Settlers – 1st Wednesday – Gilmore Elementary 6:00 pm – Jodie Snyder
Statts Mill Willing Workers – TBA 1st Tuesday – Statts Mill Sianville Church 6:30 pm – Donnie Fike
Tracefork Trailblazers – 1st Monday – Calvary United Methodist Church 6:30 pm – Kathy Marlow
Wildcats – 2nd Saturday – Mary Patterson’s Home 6:30 pm – Mary Patterson

Issued in furtherance of Cooperative Extension work, Acts of May 8 and June 30, 1914, in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. David Miller, Director, Cooperative Extension Service, West Virginia University. West Virginia University is governed by the West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission and the WVU Board of Governors. Programs and activities offered by the WVU Extension Service are available to all persons without regard to race, color, sex, disability, religion, age, veteran status, political beliefs, sexual orientation, national origin, and marital or family status.