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February 2017

In the February Issue . . .

Page 2 .......................................................... Drama and Music Festival Page 3 ......................................................... Cloverbud Leader Training 4-H Family Fun Night Summer Camps Page 4 ................................................................................... Scholarships Page 5 .......................................................... Livestock Sale Scholarship 4-H Art Beat Page 6 ............................................................. Youth Leadership Derby 4-H Summer Intern Needed 4-H Instate Trip Livestock Rules and Regulations Page 7 ....................................................... Dog Project Leader Needed Market Sale Educational Sessions Page 8 .............................................. Rabbit, Poultry & Goat Meetings Area Animal Science Days Page 9 ............................................................................. 4-H Club News Page 10 .......................................................... Cans for a Cause Contest Page 11—12 ............................................... February—May Calendars

Clark County Clover Leaf Christine Hollar, 4-H Youth Development [email protected] Lori Hendrickson, Support Staff [email protected]

4-H clover protected under 18 U.S.C. 707 Persons with disabilities who require alternative means for communication of program information (braille, large print, audiotape, etc.) should contact the UW-Extension

Office (715-743-5121). Requests for reasonable accommodations for disabilities or limitations should be made prior to the date of the program or activity for which it is needed. Please do so as early as possible prior to the program or activity so that proper arrangements can be made. Requests are kept confidential.

The University of Wisconsin Extension provides affirmative action and equal opportunity in education, programming and employment for all qualified persons regardless of race, color, gender/sex, creed, disability, religion, national origin, ancestry, age, sexual orientation, pregnancy, or parental, arrest or conviction record or veteran status.

La Universidad de Wisconsin-Extensión, un empleador con igualdad de oportunidades y acción afirmativa (EEO/AA), proporciona igualdad de oportunidades en empleo y programas, incluyendo los requisitos del Titulo VI, Título IX, y de la Ley para Americanos con Discapacidades (ADA).

Clark County Winning Bowling Groups

Thanks to Rosebowl Lanes of Marshfield for hosting!

Mark your calendars for a re-match in early 2018

4-H Volleyball Tournament April 7—8

We are in need of referees for both days.

Referees are paid for their time

If interested or would like more information please contact the UW-Extension Office at 715-743-5121.

February 2017

DRAMA AND MUSIC FESTIVAL—SATURDAY, MARCH 4 (STARTING 9:00 a.m.) 4-H Drama Festival Regulations DRAMA 1. Performances must include two or more actors/actresses. 2. Each group is limited to one play of any length up to 30 minutes, including set-up and take-down time. It is suggested that performances be about 20

minutes in length (if the group wishes to go to State Fair). 3. All actors/actresses must be 4-H members. The director(s) may be 4-H member(s) and/or adult 4-H volunteer(s). 4. A few basic props may be available (upon request), such as a table and chairs. Drama groups should plan to furnish any special props and sound

equipment they need. 5. No special stage lighting or sound will be available. 6. No hay bales, straw bales, candles, or real fire can be used. 7. No prompting/coaching during performances by leaders, parents, or other members. MINI DRAMA / SKIT 1. Mini dramas and skits can be performed at or in any setting and might include puppetry, creative dramatics, etc. No stage lighting will be provided

(beyond the county level). 2. Mini dramas may use props and costumes. 3. Skits use minimal props and costumes (less is better). 4. Performance length can be up to 15 minutes, including set-up and take-down time. 5. All actors/actresses must be 4-H members. The director(s) may be 4-H member(s) and/or

adult 4-H volunteer(s). 6. No hay bales, straw bales, candles, or real fire can be used. 7. No prompting/coaching during performances by leaders, parents, or other members.

4-H Music Festival Regulations 1. Groups and all soloists must supply any props needed including piano/keyboard and folding chairs. 2. No microphones allowed for any performances. 3. Accompaniment and direction can be by 4-H members or adults. 4. Group performances must be no longer than 15 minutes in length, including set-up and take down. Make sure that your performance, not only the

music, singing, etc. but everything you do on stage fits within the 15 minute time limit. If you go over the 15 minute limit, you may be dropped a placing (at judge's discretion).

5. Solos must be 7 minutes or less - includes set-up and performance. 6. Adult accompanists or directors are not allowed to sing along with their group/soloist presentation. 7. Leaders, parents, and family members, as well as participants, are encouraged to attend evaluation sessions, following their performance. 8. No hay or straw bales, candles or real fire can be used. VOCAL Must have 3 or more vocalists with or without accompaniment, with or without props. Accompanists may be recorded, but must not include vocals. INSTRUMENTAL Instrumentalists with standard musical instruments, with or without costumes and props. DANCE Must have 3 or more dancers. Accompaniment may be recorded, with or without costumes or props. NOVELTY 1. Must have 3 or more vocalists, instrumentalists or dancers or any combination of these

three. 2. Must express themselves and place emphasis on musical expression. 3. Pantomiming to recordings is not permitted. 4. Accompanists may be recorded, but must not include vocals.

The Music/Drama Committee would like to

encourage and recommend that pieces selected

for Music/Drama Fest or are prepared for these

4-H events and not for other events such as Solo/

Ensemble. Work should be original work of the

4-H members under guidance of 4-H Youth

Leaders or 4-H Volunteer Leaders.

SOLOS / DUETS Piano solos and other instrumental solos will

be judged separately.

Piano and other instrumental soloists must provide sheet music for the judge.

Music does not have to be memorized.

Vocal solos/duets may have a live accompanist or a CD.

If using CD there can be no vocal on the CD. Solos/duets performance times:

K - 4th grade 2 - 3 minutes 5th grade & older 3 - 5 minutes

Registration forms for Drama and Music can be found in last month’s newsletter or on line at: http://clark.uwex.edu/drama-music-speaking-contests/

February 2017

Clark County 4-H Sledding Family Fun Night Perkinstown Winter Sports Area

Friday, February 10 6:00—9:00 p.m.

$6 per person price break for at least 75 people (cost $450) Leader Federation will cover $225 of the $450 Each person pays $3 to sled if we have 75 people

More than 75 people—price per person could be reduced

Clover Camp Challenge Saturday, March 25 1:00—4:00 p.m. The Clark County Junior Leaders coordinate and facilitate the Clover Camp Challenge.

Participants are enrolled 5-K to 4th grade 4-Her’s who register by March 10 come free. Individuals not enrolled in 4-H are required to pay a $5 entry fee but must be registered by March 10. Need at least 15 youth signed up to participate by March 10.

More information coming out in the January/February CloverLeaf.

A sneak peak behind the planning…. Sock Monkeys Plants Rockets Ozbots

Cloverbud Leader Training

Do you have a young club? Do you have parents who signed up to be Cloverbud Leaders? Do your Cloverbud Leaders need resources and/or some pointers to get them moving in a direction. Cloverbud Junior Leaders are also welcome to attend too.

Tuesday, February 21 6:00—8:00 p.m. Neillsville Courthouse Agent Hollar will host Cloverbud Leader Training at the Courthouse (weather permitting)

Need at least 8 people signed up by February 14 to make this happen.

2016 Campers—Want to Go to Camp for FREE in 2017? Recruit 2 New Campers for 2017 Camp—It is that Easy!

If you attended any of the three summer camps last year and want to return; you could go for free in 2017. All you have to do is recruit 2 new campers to attend any camp in 2017 (Kamp Kenwood, Double “O” Camp, or Cloverbud/Explorer Day Camp). Did you have fun at camp last year? Would you like more people to attend camp with you? Here’s your chance to get more youth to attend. Let your club members know how much fun you had and encourage them to go with you in 2017. Camp Grades Dates Cost Location Kamp Kenwood 6th - 9th June 25 - 29 $70.00 Kamp Kenwood Off Lake Wissota Double O 3rd—5th July 5, 6, & 7 $35.00 Sunset Pines Resort (limited showers) Day Camp K - 3rd July 10

$5.00 Sunset Pines Resort

February 2017

Thurman A. Craig Scholarship Administered by the Clark County Holstein Association

The Thurman A. Craig Scholarship ($250) will be awarded to an individual active within the Holstein industry. The candidate must be currently enrolled in college or technical college, or is a high school senior with post-secondary intentions. Scholarship requirements: Candidate must be a Clark County Junior Holstein Member or parents must be a Clark County Holstein member. Candidate must be a high school senior or currently enrolled in college or Technical College. Includes University of

Wisconsin’s Farm & Industry Short Courses. Applications are due by May 12. Application is located online at: http://clark.uwex.edu/thurman-a-craig-scholarship/

Wisconsin State Fair Dairy Promotion Board Scholarship The Wisconsin State Fair Dairy Promotion Board is offering $1,000 scholarships, for use during the 2017-18 school year, to third and fourth-year college students pursuing dairy-related or food science degrees at one of Wisconsin’s four-year universities. Additional $1,000 scholarships will offered to high school seniors planning to pursue a dairy-related or food science degree at one of Wisconsin’s four-year universities or students studying in a two-year, technical school program related to dairy or food science. Applicants will be evaluated on involvement and leadership in dairy-related activities, scholastic achievement, and career objectives. Finalists will be interviewed in mid-April, with the recipients to be recognized at the 2017 Wisconsin State Fair. The application is available at http://wistatefair.com/competitions/dairy-promo-board/ Applications are due by Friday, March 24. For more information, contact Katy Katzman at 262-903-6727 or [email protected].

2017 Clark County Leaders Federation 4-H Scholarship This scholarship is available to all who meet the following requirements:

____ Must be or have been a 4-H member or adult leader for 5 years (minimum) and at least one (1) year in Clark County WI ____ An individual entering a post-secondary school or currently enrolled as a full-time student in a college, university, technical

school, or Farm Short-Course program. A different program requires UW-Extension approval (prior to submitting an application) ____ Have turned in a 4-H record book ____ Have not previously received this scholarship (only win once)

Complete one scholarship application per person. The funds awarded after one semester of post-secondary study is completed. Stipulations are as follows:

Must complete one semester as a full-time student (e.g. number of credits achieved)

Submit semester transcripts (this could be multiple pages)

Semester GPA must be 2.5 or higher

Enrolled for another semester of study Application is available at: http://clark.uwex.edu/4-h-scholarship/ Applications are due by April 2.

http://wistatefair.com/competitions/dairy-promo-board/

mailto:[email protected]

February 2017

It’s Time to Start Thinking About 4-H Art Beat! 4-H Art Beat! was created for 4-H members in grades 3-5 and their parents and leaders and is the introductory program for Wisconsin 4-H Arts and Communication! Art Beat! will be held March 17—18 at our State 4-H Camp, Upham Woods in WI Dells. The weekend will feature a look at a variety of arts projects including music, drama, visual arts, and more!

4-H members will explore their own creativity while discovering the great variety of 4-H Arts & Communication experiences available to them now and in the near future. Session leaders will be 4-H older youth, adult leaders and 4-H staff members with a wealth of experience to share. Youth and adult participants will rotate through a variety of sessions which are hands-on and active and held at various sites throughout camp. Both youth and adult participants stay in the warm and cozy heated cabins! All adults will be considered camp chaperones. Camp begins Friday evening at 7:00 p.m. and ends Saturday afternoon at 3:00 p.m. The $50.00 fee includes all materials and supplies, (including a very cool ArtBeat! backpack!) special snacks, overnight lodging and breakfast and lunch on Saturday. Why not get a whole carload of youth and adults together from your county for some genuine 4-H bonding time? Come join the excitement of this opportunity available to some of our youngest (and often most enthusiastic!) 4-H members! Register early! This camp fills up fast! Registration deadline is February 10, 2017. Additional information can be found at: http://fyi.uwex.edu/wi4harts/artbeat/ For more information contact: Max Myers, Upham Woods Program Director (608) 254-6461 ext. 202 / [email protected] Lynn Pfeiffer, 4-H Communications Arts Assistant (608) 262-1222 / [email protected]

2017 Clark County Livestock Sale Scholarship Three to four $400 scholarships will be awarded in 2017. Livestock Sale Committee will decide how many scholarships will be awarded each year. Qualifications: Applicant must have participated in Clark County 4-H/FFA Livestock Sale program a minimum of two years

Must be a senior in high school or freshman in college/tech.

Two recommendations required – not from family member.

Scholarship will be awarded upon completion of the first semester of college/tech. and proof of enrollment for second semester is submitted to Livestock Committee. Three person selection committee consists of: President of Livestock Sale Committee Livestock Sale Committee Person (active, term two years) Business Person (buyer or community person) Scholarship will be awarded upon completion of the first semester and proof of enrollment for second semester in college/tech. is submitted to Livestock Sale Committee. Application is available on-line at: http://clark.uwex.edu/4-h-youth-development/scholarships/ Applications must be submitted by March 15, 2017.

http://fyi.uwex.edu/wi4harts/artbeat/



February 2017

Attention Livestock Sale Participants:

The 2017 Rules and Regulations book has been posted on line at: http://clark.uwex.edu/4-h-youth-development/project-area-information/

livestock-market-animals/

It includes weigh in dates, educational sessions, sale requirements, etc.

REMEMBER TO PRE-REGISTER FOR ANY EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS/WEIGH IN THAT YOU WILL BE ATTENDING

Wisconsin In-State Trip We are seeking a few more youth in grades 5 through 8 to participate.in exploring some part of Wisconsin this summer. Flexibility with grades. Tentative time frame—last two weeks of July 2017 Preliminary planning meeting in March to firm up travel dates and what part of Wisconsin to Explore! Thanks to the Simington Family of Woodgrove Workers for coordinating the 2017 In State Trip. Please contact Lori Hendrickson at 715-743-5122 or [email protected] to reserve your spot.

Looking for the Clark County 4-H/Ag Summer Intern for 2017 Preferred Qualifications: Past experience with youth

organizations such as: 4-H, FFA, Scouting, or youth church groups.

Past experience of working with volunteers. Past experience of being a camper, camp counse-

lor, and/or attending summer camps. Knowledge of UW-Extension. Experience with Microsoft Office computer

programs. Ability to operate office equipment such as copy

machines, folding machines, etc. For a full position description and application please contact Agent Hollar at: [email protected]

Youth Leadership Derby Sponsored by Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin (PDPW)

April 22—23, 2017 Colby, WI

This lock-in style event is perfect for youth who have an interest in real-world science, leadership development and hands-on learning in the agriculture industry. More importantly, students say they have an amazing time! Students who attend PDPW’s Youth Leadership

Derby will experience: Hands-On dissection with veterinarians, farm labs

and tours Choice of Discovery Forums Agriculture Career Exploration Group activities to increase confidence,

team-work and leadership skills Amazing featured presenters including Bryant Gill,

the Assistant Farm Director for WI Farm Report, and Tasha Schuh, a motivational speaker that is sure to inspire.

All of this takes place at Colby High School beginning on Saturday morning, April 16 and concluding on Sunday morning, April 17. A brochure can be found at: http://pdpw.org/library/event_brochures/YLD2017Brochure_1.pdf and a registration link can be found at: http://pdpw.org/programs_and_events.php#event_link_177. The cost is $79/student. Youth Leadership Derby provides a

safe, energetic and fun learning

environment.

February 2017

Market Sale Educational Sessions (3 Educational Session Requirement 2017)

March 3 Animal Well-Being Youth Conf. Track 8:30 a.m. Country Aire—Stratford

March 13 Rabbit Market Education Session 6:30 p.m. ADS—Greenwood

March 16 MAQA 7:00 p.m. Thorp Library

March 27 Sheep Market Education Session 7:30 p.m. Bendixen Farm—Greenwood

April 1 Ag Tech Judging (livestock event only) UW-River Falls

April 4 General Farm Supply Inc. 6:00 p.m. Holiday In Ballroom—Marshfield

May 8 MAQA 7:00 p.m. Courthouse—Neillsville

June 7 Rabbit Market Educational Session TBA Jorgensen Home—Neillsville

July 7 Swine Clinic 7:00 p.m. Paskerts Farm—Thorp

July 11 Beef Fitting & Show Clinic 7:30 p.m. Attoe Farm—Neillsville

REMEMBER TO PRE-REGISTER FOR EVENTS YOU ARE ATTENDING!!!! Call UW-Extension Office at 715-743-5121

Attention Dog Leaders (current and future)

Marion Wehrman will no longer be offering Dog Obedience classes in the Abbotsford/Colby area this year. She is willing to help anyone that would like to take over in that area get started with classes. If you are interested in teaching classes and have

questions please text/call Marion at 715-223-5042 or email her at [email protected]. Laura Greene will be offering Dog Obedience classes in the Neillsville area. Marion and Laura have extended an invitation to all 4-H Clubs to get in contact with them if they are interested in learning more about the Dog Project. Contact them at: Marion Laura 715-223-3379 715-937-4488 715-223-5042 [email protected] [email protected]

Animal Well-Being YOUTH Conference Track! Friday, March 3

Country Aire—Stratford

Agenda for Youth Tract: 8:30 a.m. Registration Country Aire: Main Ballroom 9:00—10:00 a.m. Opening Kick-off with Gregg Peterson, of the Peterson Brothers Ag Advocacy Group 10:30—11:20 a.m. Concurrent 50-minute sessions at Equity Livestock:

Hand’s on animal handling: focus on cattle transport, presented by Ron Gill

3T: Truck, Trailer, Transportation Considerations presented by Kory Stalsberg, UW-Extension 11:30 a.m.—12:20 p.m. Repeat concurrent sessions at Equity Livestock 12:30 p.m. Lunch and evaluation at Country Aire

Registration deadline: February 20

Half Day Registration $20/student (Please make checks payable to UW-Extension) To register go to: https://goo.gl/forms/6sXlPPPCMZDo6E723

NOTE: Marathon County Farm Bureau is paying 50% of the registration cost for the first 25 registered students. You will receive an email letting you know if you owe $20 or $10.

Please dress for the weather, Equity barns are not heated


https://goo.gl/forms/6sXlPPPCMZDo6E723

February 2017

2017 Area Animal Science Dates

June 20 – Trempealeau County June 21 – Wood County (tentative) June 23 – Dodge County

Rules will be similar to last year Complete rules and registration information will be available as they are completed.

HEADS UP—Clark County is on the docket to HOST one of the 2018 Area Animal Science Dates. Originally Agent Hollar wanted to attend one of the three sessions noted for 2017 but her schedule does not allow for this to happen. Agent Hollar is looking for 2—3 people who would be interested in heading up Clark County 2018 Area Animal Science Day coordination. Please contact Agent Hollar by May 1st if you are interested in this opportunity.

General Rabbit Meeting Monday, March 6 / 7:00 p.m.

ADS—Greenwood You are INVITED to attend this

meeting if you have a youth enrolled in the Rabbit project.

You will not be selling or eating this rabbit.

Agent Hollar would like to see a few

(1, 2 or 3) rabbit educational sessions created for our enrolled participants of the rabbit project.

This meeting is to identify, topics of

those educational opportunities, dates, and facilitators. Hopefully a

mix of junior specie leaders and adults who will take the reigns in

creating these opportunities.

Agent Hollar would like to have a discussion regarding enrolled rabbit participants attending 2 non-market rabbit educational opportunities to be able to show at the fair so we know youth are receiving proper training on handling and care of

their rabbits.

This conversation will help to articulate requirements in the 2018

fair book.

General Poultry Meeting Wednesday, March 15 / 7:00 p.m.

ADS—Greenwood

You are INVITED to attend this meeting if you have a youth

enrolled in the Poultry project. You will not be selling or eating this animal.


(1, 2 or 3) poultry educational sessions created for our enrolled participants of the poultry project.



mix of junior specie leaders and adults who take the bull by the

horns to create these opportunities.

Agent Hollar would like to have a discussion regarding enrolled poul-

try participants attending 2 non-market poultry educational

opportunities to be able to show at the fair so we know youth are

receiving proper training on handling and care of their poultry projects.

This conversation will help to

articulate requirements in the 2018 fair book.

General Goat Meeting Tuesday, March 28 / 7:00 p.m.

ADS—Greenwood

You are INVITED to attend this meeting if you have a youth enrolled in the Goat project

You will not be selling or eating this goat.


(1, 2 or 3) goat educational sessions created for our enrolled participants of the goat project.



mix of junior specie leaders and adults will harness the power of

these opportunities.

Agent Hollar would like to have a discussion regarding enrolled goat

participants attending 2 goat educational opportunities to be able

to show at the fair so we know youth are receiving proper training on handling and care of their goat

projects.

This conversation will help to articulate requirements in the 2018

fair book.

February 2017

Beaver Center/Jolly Workers / January / Mason Malm Pledges led by Reese Clintsman and Alyssa Clintsman Happy Birthday was sung to Macy Lindner, Devani Hinklemann, Rachel Hederer, Reagan Jackson and Brianna Hederer Discussions held regarding Drama Festival, Speaking Contest and summer trip Awards were handed out for perfect and near-perfect attendance, members-of and family-of-the-year, and best record books 4H Agent Chris Hollar was in attendance St. Valentine’s Party is planned for the next meeting on February 12 Happy Valley / December 10 / Taytor Lowry Pledge led by Chase Roll call was “do you like the snow?” Discussed Discovery Day, MAQA sessions, 4-H Family Fun Night Donations were given to Angel Tree and Hope Lodge Flowers stuff will be made at February meeting You’ve Been Socked activity was made and handed out Next meeting January 14—may be going on Sleigh ride. Maplewood Badgers / December / Whitney Lynn Flag pledges were led by Lydia Nieman and Kyle Johnson Pork slips were collected at the meeting and the pickup date for the pork is going to be the 28th of January Members were encouraged to bring toiletry items and a dozen cookies to make gift baskets for the nursing homes and the Hope Lodge in

Marshfield. Fruit was also purchased from all of the members that were in FFA and trays were put together at the meeting Ideas about our winter trip were brought to the meeting and the trampoline park won Levi did a demonstration on wood burning Following meeting members began decorating gingerbread houses. Neillsville Lights / January / Abby Mathis Pledges led by Emily and Alaina. Roll call was answered with the question “what is your favorite thing you got for Christmas”. Discovery day/MAQA, was December 27. Emily, Brady, Iris, and Hadley all reported on discovery day. Members reported on Salvation Army bell ringing at Gordy’s The club T-shirts were handed out—thanks to TCR, who donated them to us. Club recreation will be held at Bruce Mound – January 27, at 6:00 to 10:00 Speeches and demonstrations given by Emily (cats/fair); Dawson (make your own beef jerky); Iris (dance class) The next meeting will be held February 12, 4:00 pm @ Gerhardt’s house. Romadka / January / Isaac Jakobi Roll call was your favorite winter activity Pledges led by Brandon and Mallory Cloverbud report handed out. First meeting will January 18 after school Next Explorer meeting is January 23 Talked about Discovery Day and those that went talked about one of the items they made Discussed the bowling tournament (fun was had by those present) and 4-H Sledding event Abby and Caleb gave speeches; Mallory and Aydin will give speeches next month Next meeting is February 19, Zion Lutheran Church, 6:00 p.m. Woodgrove Workers / January / Rob Wendler Pledges led by Delanie and Addie Discussed club budget and volleyball tournament Reports given by: Jack (Veteran’s Day care package), Jack, Elizabeth and Ashley (4-H on the Air), Jack (4-H bowling), Brandi (wildfires) Next meeting is February 12

CLARK COUNTY 4-H CLUB NEWS

Minutes not submitted by: Chili Christie Mounders Clover Patch Kids Greenwood Satellites Loyal Lads & Lassies Lucky Clovers Parks Happy 13 Pleasant Ridge Reseburg Ramblers Town and Country Clovers Town and Country Partners Willard/Braun

February 2017

Hello Agent Hollar Here, Happy February...winter blues getting you down, well turn that frown upside down and join us at Perkinstown for sledding on February 10. It will be a wintery blast! Hollar Out

February 2017

FEBRUARY 2017

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 4

5 6 7 8 9 10 Clark County 4-H Family Fun Night—sledding at Perkinstown 6:00—9:00 p.m.

11 Steak Feed/Sunset Pines (volunteers needed) Neillsville Legion 5:00—8:00 p.m.

12

13 Auction 2018 Conversation ADS—Greenwood 7:30 p.m.

14 Valentines Day

Leader Executive Board ADS—Greenwood 7:00 p.m.

15 16 17 18

19 20 Camp Cloverbud Interviews ADS—Greenwood 4:00—7:00 p.m. Fair Board Mtg ADS—Greenwood 7:30p

21 Cloverbud Leader Training Courthouse 6:00—8:00 p.m.

22 23 24 25

26 Camp Counselor Interviews ADS—Greenwood 3:30—6:00 p.m. Junior Leaders meeting ADS—Greenwood 7:30 p.m.

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MARCH 2017


1 2 3 4 Drama / Music Festival Thorp High School 9:00 a.m.

5 6 General Rabbit Mtg. ADS - Greenwood 7:00 p.m. All parents of Rabbit project

7 8 9 10 11

12 Daylight Savings Ends

13 Dairy Committee meeting ADS—Greenwood 7:30 p.m. Market Rabbit Education ADS—Greenwood 6:30 p.m.

14 Leader Federation Executive Board ADS—Greenwood 7:00 p.m.

15 Livestock Scholarship application DUE General Poultry Mtg. ADS—Greenwood 7:00 p.m. All parents of Poultry project youth are welcome!

16 MAQA Thorp Library (basement room) 7:00 p.m.

17 St. Patrick’s Day

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19 20 Fair Board meeting ADS—Greenwood 7:30 p.m.

21 22 Livestock Committee meeting ADS—Greenwood 8:00 p.m.

23 24 Registrations DUE for Volleyball tournament

25 Clover Camp Challenge Loyal HS 1:00—4:00 p.m. Jr. Ldr. Mtg. to follow 4:30—5:30 p.m.

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27 Sheep Educational Meeting Matt/Maria Bendixen farm 7:30 p.m.

28 General Goat Meeting ADS—Greenwood 7:00 p.m. All parents of Goat project youth are welcome!

29 Happy birthday to me!

30 31 Leader Federation Scholarships DUE Fair Project Enrollment Deadline

February 2017

APRIL 2017


1 Ag Tech Judging at UW-River Falls - must compete in livestock related event to count towards educational credit for market

2 3 4 Market Sale Educational Session Holiday Inn, Marshfield 6:00 p.m.

5 6 7 4H Volleyball tournament setup

8 VB Tournament Neillsville School B & C Leagues

9 VB Tournament Neillsville School A League

10 Joint Leaders Meeting Loyal City Hall 6:30 p.m.

11 12 13 14 Good Friday Courthouse closed

15 Swine Weigh-in Highway Garage—Loyal 9:00 a.m.—12:00 p.m.

16 Easter Sunday

17 Fair Board Meeting ADS—Greenwood 7:30 p.m.

18 19 20 Capitol Connections Junior Leaders head to Madison to connect with Legislatures

21 22

23 Junior Leader Meeting ADS—Greenwood 7:30 p.m.

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May 2017


1 2 3 Rural Safety Day Fair Grounds 8:30 a.m.—2:00 p.m.

4 5 Cinco de Mayo

6

7 8 MAQA Education Session Courthouse—Nsvle 7:00 p.m.

9 Leader Federation Ex Board Meeting ADS—Greenwood 7:00 p.m.

10 11 12 13

14 Mother’s Day

15 Fairboard Meeting ADS—Greenwood 7:30 p.m.

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28 29 Memorial Day Courthouse Closed

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