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The 4-H After School program is offering Ashe County families
a chance to learn about eating smart and to win $500 with a
program beginning April 10 and running through May 22.
Introducing a Families Eating Smart Moving More series with
the 4-H After-School Program at Mountain View Elementary School.
All parents and children of Ashe County are welcome to join
the fun, taught as a series of ten-minute, drop-in sessions
from 4:15 p.m. to 6 p.m. on April 10, April 24, May 8 and May
22. During each session, Juliana Whitaker, Project Coordinator
of Ashe Healthy Carolinians, and Beth Fornadley, District Health
Educator of the Appalachian District Health Department, will
share information on health, nutrition, and physical activity.
Those who attend the sessions will receive a calendar to keep
track of their families' leisure physical activities and get
ideas about new activities they can try.
The tear-off sheet on the back of the calendar is an entry ticket
for a chance to win one of two $500 cash prizes. Each session
attended counts as an additional entry into the drawing, offering
an even better chance to win. The sessions will be held at Mountain
View but are open to all parents of Ashe County school children.
Save the date for April 10, 2008, the kick-off day of the contest,
when informational flyers with entry logs will be distributed
at all Ashe County Elementary Schools at the end of the school
day, and a full-year calendar will be given to participants
of the educational drop-in sessions at Mountain View Elementary
school.
In order for families to be entered in the drawing for one of
the two $500 cash prizes, an entry log (on the back of the flyer
or a tear-out of the calendar) must be completed and turned
in by 5 p.m. on Friday, May 23. Directions on the flyer and
calendar provide reminders of the deadline and give locations
for submitting the family leisure physical activity log.
The drawing will be held May 24, 2008 during the Lansing Rubber
Ducky Festival
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