Navigate the 4-H Web site with Cleaver
Deadline Jul 15, 2010
Entry Form
Now that there are three Cleavers on the loose, Cleaver has resolved to be more active than ever before (amazing, right?). As always, Cleaver will be making appearances at fun days, Award Nights, Achievement Days, and really, any other event you invite him to, BUT, he is also going to be making his way through the 4-H web site over the next few months.
For the next 6 months Cleaver will be surfing around on www.4h.ab.ca and we want you to find him! Between the 5th and 15th of each month (beginning on January 5 and ending on June 15) he will make an appearance on a particular web page. To find Cleaver and complete the entry for that month you will be asked a question and the answer is located on the page where Cleaver is located. He might be on the main page or perhaps a Regional page or maybe he has gone to read a press release or two. It's anyone's guess! To get the question on where Cleaver is located for the month, go to the 4-H Calendar and check out the entry "Navigate the 4-H Web site with Cleaver" for that month.
All you have to do is make sure that you visit the 4-H web site between the 5th and 15th of every month (and any other time you just want to see what's new with 4-H), fill out the application and state the answer to the question posed each month. Only one submission is allowed per navigator. The entries with the most correct answers will be entered into a draw. The diligent navigator whose name is drawn will be rewarded with a Future Shop $100 gift certificate.
For more information contact info@4h.ab.ca
Carl Lewring Contest (Alberta Beef Producers)
Deadline May 15, 2010
Entry Form, Rules and Regulations
What does Alberta Beef Producers mean to you? If you are an Alberta resident between the ages of eight and 21, and are involved in Beef 4-H, junior cattle shows or beef production – this is your opportunity to win one of three prizes. Tell us what Alberta Beef Producers means to you, in your own unique way. An entry may be submitted as an essay, video, YouTube video, radio advertisement, social media, poster, cartoon, press release or any other form of communication tool.
Three prizes are available:
1st Place - $1,500
2nd Place - $1,000
3rd Place - $500
Send your entry form and contest submission to:
Lori Creech
Communications Manager
Alberta Beef Producers
320, 6715-8th Street, NE
Calgary, AB T2E 7H7
E-mail: loric@albertabeef.org
We must receive your entry by midnight, May 14, 2010 to be eligible to win.
The winners will be determined by a panel of judges at the ABP Semi Annual Meeting on June 9, 2010 and will be contacted on or before June 14, 2010.
Farm Life Photo Contest
Deadline Sep 15, 2010
How to enter
The Alberta Motor Association Insurance Company is having a photo contest and anyone who is involved in Alberta 4-H is invited to participate. We are looking for photos that capture life on the farm and showcase the rich diversity in Alberta’s agricultural community.
The top three entries will receive a cash prize ($250 for first place, $150 for second place and $100 for third place) and the winning photo will be used in an AMA Insurance advertisement in the December 2010 issue of Alberta 4-H magazine.
All contest entries may also be used in other AMA Insurance promotional material, including brochures and advertisements. As well, a selection of contest entries will be published on AMA Insurance’s website once the contest has ended.
To enter the contest, and for full contest rules, go online to AMAInsurance.ca/FarmPhotoContest. Be sure to include your full name, the name of your 4-H club or an explanation of how you are involved in 4-H, and your daytime phone number in your entry. You do not need to be an AMA member to enter the contest.
Also remember to attach your photo to your email. Digital colour photos only please! The maximum allowable size for photos is 1 MB. We’d prefer to receive photos that are 4” by 6” at 300 dpi. And don’t forget to tell us a little bit about your photo!
Contest entries must be received by 11:59 p.m. Mountain Standard Time on or before September 15, 2010. Multiple entries are welcome.
Good luck!
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