Thanks to all who helped!

As an interesting aside, the eggs arrived the day after the chickens. And so the eternal question is now SOLVED! Chickens came first.

Make-A-Christmas-Wreath-Flyer-2011Time: 10am – 2pm – reservations required.
Call 650-583-7249 or register online.

$4 donation per wreath

Directions: From Angus Ave. turn right on 1st Avenue.
Continue past Lions Baseball Field and SB Community
Gardens.

The 4-H farm is at the end of the road.

Our next San Bruno/SSF 4-H General Meeting is Weds. Nov. 9th, 7-8pm at Belle Air School. See you there!

Thanks for the terrific Halloween Party and Haunted House this year, all you party planners and volunteers!

Minutes taken by Johanna, Club Secretary, of General Meeting Weds., Oct. 12, 2011: San Bruno 4H October 2011 Minutes (PDF)

4-H is introducing a new online record book which will make putting
together your 4-H record book much easier and more fun!
4-H Online Record Book (ORB)

President: Peter S.
Vice President: Alexander D.
Treasurer: Amanda B.
Assistant treasurers: Tristan D., Austin S.
Secretary: Johanna S.
Sergeants at Arms: Richard S., Aiden L.
Recreation Leaders: Rose O’R., Lauren A., Samantha R.
Phone Chairs: Alexander D., Amanda B.

There is a 4-H Record Book discussion group that anyone can join, ask questions, and get answers. It’s at ca4hrb@yahoogroups.com. There was a recent discussion on how to get members to complete record books, plus another on how to make the judging more consistent. It is moderated by CA State 4-H.

Love anything to do with science or technology? Film-making?
Robotics? Aerospace? Biology? GPS? 4-H SET has it all!

Check out the most recent 4-H Science, Engineering and Technology
E-Newsletter below. Loads of ideas of projects and activities including
this year’s 4-H Experiment — Wired for Wind. Plus opportunities for
grants, awards, and scholarships. If you have the interest – 4-H has
the opportunities!

Access the newsletter online.

WELCOME TO 4-H!

In 4-H, youth design and participate in their own programs and activities. This unique learn-by-doing model teaches essential skills that youth will use throughout their lives.  Whether its building rockets, raising companion dogs, or planting vegetables, 4-H gives young people the skills they need to thrive and succeed throughout their lives. Click here for more information on 4-H in San Mateo County.

We have lots of activities at the San Bruno/South San Francisco club, including raising animals, gardening, crafts and more for youth ages 7-19. We have a small farm in San Bruno and a vegetable garden at the San Bruno Community Gardens next door.

Come visit us at our next 4-H Open House on Sunday, October 23rd, from 1-4pm! Or come to our monthly general meeting at 7pm, the second Wednesday of each month, at Belle Air School, 350 3rd Avenue, San Bruno.  We hope to see you there

Directions to farm:  From El Camino Real in San Bruno, take Angus Avenue east.  After crossing the CalTrain tracks, turn right on 1st Avenue.  Continue past the Lions Baseball Field, and the SB Community Gardens.  The 4-H Farm is at the end of the road.