The purpose of the meeting is to cover plans for the new 4-H year, explain the goals of the state 4-H program and the 4-H Cat Project, and provide attendees with enrollment materials. Cats are not welcome at this meeting.
The Washington State 4-H Cat Project is open to all youth, grades K-12. Adults interested in becoming volunteers are also welcome to attend. For more information about Paws-N-Claws, contact club leader Laurie Hampton at 437-2388 orcatwoman@olympus.net
For information about other Jefferson County 4-H clubs, or to start a new 4-H club, contact Jefferson County 4-H coordinator Tanya Barnett at 379-5610, ext. 208.