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Clark County Clover Leaf Christine Hollar, 4-H Youth Development chris.hollar@ces.uwex.edu Lori Hendrickson, Support Staff lori.hendrickson@co.clark.wi.us

Clark County UW-Extension 517 Court Street, Room 104 Neillsville, WI 54456 In the December Issue . . .

Page 2—3 ..................................................................... 4-H Award Winners Page 4 ................................................ Summer Camp Counselors Needed Shooting Sports programs Page 5 ................................................................................. 4-H Bowling Day Junior Leader Chillax Evening 4-H Winter Family Night Page 6 ................................................ Drama / Music / Speaking Festival 4-H Scholarship Livestock Scholarship Summer Intern Page 7 ................................. 4-H Leaders Federation November Minutes Page 8 .................................................................................... 4-H Club News Page 9—10 ................................................................... 4-H Discovery Day Page 11—12 .............................................. December—March Calendars

What do… Milk 4-H Club Yogurt Food Pantry Cheeses Have in common… The answer in the January Newsletter

Clue: Do you feel Lucky????

Congratulations to all our award winners for 2018

Shawn Hughes, Mya Rueth, Emily Gerhardt, Bridget Canfield

Cassie Gosse, Jennifer Wendler, Katrina Gosse

Brady Rakovec, Carson Feit, Mitchell Plautz, Iris Vine, Brady Gerhardt, Mason Walter, Madison Turnquist

More pictures on next page

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Danny Meyer Nicolas Stiemann & Ella Raatz Cassie Gosse & Sydney Schultz Julie Plautz

Katrina Gosse, Cassie Gosse & Robert Wendler

Susie & Dennis Roehl Morgan Hanson & Emily Micke

Marissa Plautz, Ridge Duell, Kennedy Luchterhand, Hunter Walter,

Delanie Hatlestad, Aaron Feit, Joshua Cortez

Jacob Raatz, Maddie Shaw, Alaina Mathis, Aaron Feit, Hunter Walter, Hayden Rakovec,

Clayton Anderson-Ruskin, Marissa Plautz

Bryana Meyers & Sydney Schultz

Brooke Magnus

Nicolas Stiemann

Abigail Mathis, Quinn Hatlestad, Trevor Ertl, Jenell Ertl, Connor Simington, Addison Anderson-Ruskin,

Mya Rueth, Willow Haase

Bailey Bravener, Sydney Schultz, Katerina Kolzow, Brandon Jakobi, Lizzy Jorgensen, Landon Kummer,

Ben Jacque, Hannah Elmer, Ashley Amacher

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CLOVERBUD ACHIEVEMENT Brady Rakovec, Loyal Lads & Lassies Evelyn Goessl, Woodgrove Workers Carson Feit, Romadka Madison Turnquist, Rock Creek Rangers Mitchell Plautz, Woodgrove Workers Brady Gerhardt, Neillsville Lights Mason Walter, Romadka Sawyer Turnquist, Rock Creek Rangers Iris Vine, Neillsville Lights YOUNGER YOUTH AWARD Marissa Plautz, Woodgrove Workers Kennedy Luchterhand, Beaver Center/Jolly Workers Ty Foster, Town and Country Partners Livia Sandelier, Beaver Center/Jolly Workers Hunter Walter, Romadka Joshua Cortez, Lucky Clovers Ridge Duell, Beaver Center/Jolly Workers Aaron Feit, Romadka Delanie Hatlestad, Woodgrove Workers YOUNGER YOUTH ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Alaina Mathis, Neillsville Lights Jacob Raatz, Maplewood Badgers Aaron Feit, Romadka Claiton Anderson Ruskin, Neillsville Lights Hunter Walter, Romadka Hayden Rakovec, Loyal Lads & Lassies Maddie Shaw, Christie Mounders Marissa Plautz, Woodgrove Workers INTERMEDIATE ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Kiley Greenwald, Loyal Lads & Lassies Trevor Ertl, Maplewood Badgers Connor Simington, Woodgrove Workers Quinn Hatlestad, Woodgrove Workers Abigail Mathis, Neillsville Lights Willow Haase, Reseburg Ramblers Addison Anderson Ruskin, Neillsville Lights Jenell Ertl, Maplewood Badgers Mya Rueth, Loyal Lads & Lassies OUTSTANDING RECORD BOOK AWARDS 13 and under Mya Rueth, Loyal Lads & Lassies Isabella Fleury, Maplewood Badgers Shawn Hughes, Reseburg Ramblers Emily Gerhardt, Neillsville Lights Bridget Canfield, Happy Valley 14 and older Rachel Stiemann, Lucky Clovers Bryana Meyers, Beaver Center/Jolly Workers Sydney Schultz, Loyal Lads & Lassies SECRETARY BOOK AWARDS 14 and older Brooke Magnus, Lucky Clovers is our winner. THE SECRETARY CHALLENGE Kate Schraufnagel, Reseburg Ramblers—12 reports Abby Mathis, Neillsville Lights—11 reports Libby Lehr, Woodgrove Workers—10 reports Mindy Dix, Romadka—10 reports TREASURER BOOK AWARDS 13 and under Nicolas Stiemann, Lucky Clovers

CLUB SCRAPBOOK AWARD Neillsville Lights (35 members or less) Loyal Lads & Lassies (36 members or more) ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Cassie Gosse, Maplewood Badgers Jennifer Wendler, Woodgrove Workers Katrina Gosse, Maplewood Badgers YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARD Cassie Gosse, Maplewood Badgers Sydney Schultz, Loyal Lads & Lassies CITIZENSHIP AWARD Katrina Gosse, Maplewood Badgers Robert Wendler, Woodgrove Workers Cassie Gosse, Maplewood Badgers FAIR BONUS AWARDS Ella Raatz, Maplewood Badgers Nicolas Stiemann, Lucky Clovers Rachel Stiemann, Lucky Clovers 4-H PROMOTION AWARDS Neillsville Lights $100 4-H Mall Bucks Woodgrove Workers $75 4-H Mall Bucks Reseburg Ramblers $50 4-H Mall Bucks OUTSTANDING CLUB AWARD Loyal Lads & Lassies 4-H GRADUATES Stephanie Johnson, Maplewood Badgers Jordan Radue, Beaver Center/Jolly Workers Gabrielle Nikolai, Beaver Center/Jolly Workers Rachel Stiemann, Lucky Clovers Trevor Meyer, Maplewood Badgers Hunter Yanel, Town and Country Partners Brady Bravener, Beaver Center/Jolly Workers Zachary Kolzow, Maplewood Badgers Zachary Nikolai, Beaver Center/Jolly Workers Kate Schmelzer, Woodgrove Workers Megan Simington, Woodgrove Workers Morgan Hanson, Woodgrove Workers Emily Micke, Reseburg Ramblers 4-H ALUMNI AWARD Julie Plautz, Woodgrove Workers FRIEND OF 4-H AWARD Dennis and Suzie Roehl, Loyal Lads & Lassies REMARKABLE ADULT VOLUNTEER/LEADER AWARD Melissa Boehlke, Woodgrove Workers 40 YEAR LEADERS Danny Meyer, Maplewood Badgers Scott and Pam Pralle, Leaders at Large HOLLAR HEROS Nick and Danae Stieglitz and family, Loyal Lads & Lassies Scott Pralle, Leader at Large Kevin and Anne Lindow and family Amy Gerhardt, Neillsville Lights

2018 4-H Award Winners

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Air Rifle Classes / $10.00 per person 8—18 years of age

January 7 January 14 January 21 January 28 February 4

Archery Classes / $10.00 per person 8—18 years of age (2 groups)

February 18 February 25 March 4 March 11 March 18 March 25

Things to Know All classes will be held at the Black River Sportsman's Club in Withee Times: 5:30—7:00 p.m.. (Air Rifle) 5:30—7:00 p.m. (Archery 8—12) 7:00—8:30 p.m. (Archery 13—18) All participants must be in 3rd grade

(and at least 8 years old) through 18 years old. Registrations are due one week prior to first class. Classes are limited to 24 people so register early. It is mandatory that a parent/guardian attend the first session

with their child. Fees include training materials and a T-shirt

SHOOTING SPORTS

Registration Form online at: https://clark.uwex.edu/4-h-shooting-sports/

We NEED Summer Camp Counselors!!

Extended Camp Counselors MUST be age 15 or older Double O and Day Camp Counselors can be age 14

Consider being a CIT (Counselor in Training) age 13 and possibly age 12 for Day Camp

Application is available online at: https://clark.uwex.edu/4-h-camp-counselors/

Applications are due February 1, 2019

How many camp songs do you know? Have new ones you want to share..

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Junior Leader ChiLLax evening Saturday, January 12

Anytime after 4:00 p.m. until 11:00 p.m.

Bring games you want to play Some games will be available (Hollar Choice) Could be movies, might be Twister, OR We could stare at each other all night in silence...NOT Snacks and junk food provided; maybe one healthy option

Clark County 4—H is going BOWLING

Saturday, January 5

Rosebowl Lanes—Marshfield

Please Register your club teams by December 14

$11 per person (includes Pizza, pop, shoes, 2 games) (Leaders Federation will cover half of the teams cost—AKA $44 per team—you save $22)

Youth teams will trump adult teams (but we do want to pack the alley)!

Registration at 12:00 p.m. / Bowling begins at 12:30 p.m.

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4-H WINTER FAMILY NIGHT SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9

5:00 p.m.—9:00 p.m. Bruce Mound Winter Sports Area

Whole Hill OPEN & FREE (thanks Leaders Federation)

Trempealeau County 4-H members and families will be joining us

Renting ski equipment is on your dime. The concession stand will NOT be open, bring your own snacks.

Complimentary hot chocolate may be made available

So we have an estimate please RSVP to Lori by February 1 at: 715-743-5122 / lori.hendrickson@co.clark.wi.us

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Drama, Demonstrations, Music, and Speaking Festival March 2, 2019

Registration is February 22

Registrations are available at: https://clark.uwex.edu/drama-music-speaking-contests/ Please refer to last month’s newsletter for complete descriptions or check them out online

GENERAL RULES and GUIDELINES 1. Groups and all soloists must supply any props needed including piano/keyboard and folding chairs. 2. If available piano, piano bench, and microphones may be used. 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 the 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.

Clark County Seeking 4-H/Ag Summer Intern

For full document go to: https://clark.uwex.edu/)

Applications accepted through March 15, 2019

For More Information contact: Christine Hollar, Ed.D.,4-H Youth Development Agent

(715) 743-5121 / Christine.hollar@co.clark.wi.us

Applications are due on or before March 1, 2019

2019 Clark County 4-H Scholarship Application

Now Available Up to four $500 scholarships for enrolled 4-H members graduating from high school

Application is available at: https://clark.uwex.edu/scholarships/

2019 Clark County Livestock Scholarship Now Available

The Livestock Committee is once again offering 3—4 $500 scholarships.

Applications must be submitted by MARCH 1, 2019 Application can be found online at:

https://clark.uwex.edu/livestock-sale-scholarship/

Hello Hollar Here,

I know this is a busy time of year, Getting ready for all the cheer.

Making your list and checking it twice, Hoping all selections will suffice.

Place at the top of your list, Those already in your midst.

Tis the season for families and friends So much more important than random odds & ends.

Merry Christmas from the Hollar home to yours!

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Clark County 4-H Leaders Federation Minutes November 12, 2018 at ADS

Board Members Present: Amy Gerhardt, Jennie Whitmire, Courtney Schoessow, Joan Buchholz, Kathy Meyers, Bridget Canfield, Sam Jacque, Kyle Johnson, Nicolas Stiemann, Bryana Meyers, Dakota Gorton, Susan Stiemann, and Chris Hollar Board Members Absent: John Brost Visitors: Glynda Gosse, Katarina Gosse, and Kent Johnson Amy Gerhardt called the meeting to order at 7:07 p.m. Pledges to the American and 4-H flags were said. Election of Officers: Nominations for president were opened. Jennie Whitmire nominated Amy Gerhardt. Susan Stiemann moved to close nominations and cast a unanimous ballot for Amy Gerhardt. Motion seconded by Kyle Johnson and carried. Nominations for vice president were opened. Sam Jacques nominated Jennie Whitmire. Susan Stiemann moved to close nominations and cast a unanimous ballot for Jennie Whitmire. Motion seconded by Kyle Johnson and carried. Nominations for secretary were opened. Kyle Johnson moved to close nominations and cast a unanimous ballot for Susan Stiemann. Motion seconded by Bryana Meyers and carried. Chris Hollar then inducted the newly elected officers. Secretary’s Report: The secretary’s minutes for the October 8, 2018 meeting were reviewed. Kyle Johnson moved to approve. Motion seconded by Sam Jacques and carried. Financial Report:

Joan Buchholz reviewed the financial report. The ending balance as of 11/11/18 was $50,141.34 which includes $11,751.01 of self-supporting project balances. No corrections were noted and the report was approved as read.

Joan Buchholz explained the budget proposal for July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019. Susan Stiemann moved to approve the budget as proposed. Motion seconded by Sam Jacques and carried.

Kyle Johnson moved that the Leaders Federation cover $22 per team for the Bowling Tournament in January. Motion seconded by Bryana Meyers and carried.

A discussion regarding reducing the price of the remaining 2016 plat books was held. Decision tabled until December meeting. Chris Hollar to gather information on the number of books remaining to be sold, as well as the cost of production per book.

Chris Hollar noted that there was a $50 custodial fee for the Awards Banquet. Approximately 215 people attended that event. Old Business:

Reports were given on the Schuster’s Farm outing and the Fall Forum. Both events reported as positive experiences for those who attended.

Chris Hollar has interviewed eight 4-H youth for summer excursion trips. The in-state trip will be headed up by Amy Gerhardt this year. A planning meeting has been set for December 6, 6:00 p.m. at ADS in Greenwood. Participating in this trip does not require the application and interview process. Anyone interested, ages 10-12, are invited to attend the planning meeting.

Bryana Meyers moved that the Leaders Federation reserve Bruce Mound on February 9, 2019, for four hours at the cost of $2500. This cost will be split with Trempealeau County. Sam Jacques seconded the motion. Motion carried.

A discussion regarding the Herdsmanship Contest at the fair was held. Jennie Whitmire will work with Chris Hollar to oversee this contest. It was suggested that signs be created to post at the fair recognizing the previous year’s winners.

It was decided to eliminate the restrictions on the number of nominations that clubs can make for the following awards: Cloverbud Achievement, Younger Youth Achievement, Intermediate Youth Achievement, Youth Achievement, Youth Citizenship, and Youth Leadership.

The Awards Banquet was discussed. The sound system, catering, and Saturday scheduling were positive aspects. It was noted that the banquet was long. Suggestions to shorten included having four serving lines and allowing trip presenters to eat first so that they could be presenting while people were finishing eating.

New Business:

Possible fundraising efforts for the new buildings at the fair grounds were discussed including a basket raffle or a 50/50 raffle at the volleyball tournament, encouraging clubs to fund raise, and donation from the Leaders Federation. Tabled until December meeting with plans to announce decision at the January all leaders meeting.

The Leaders Federation Executive Board Retreat is scheduled for Saturday, January 12, at Sunset Pines from 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. This will be followed by the 4-H Older Youth Chillax evening.

Chris made available to board members the Fundraising/Donations draft and the Public Notice of Nondiscrimination policies FAQ ’s from the UW-Extension.

Discussion was held on disciplinary action for those clubs who are not attending the quarterly all leader ’s meetings. Committee Reports:

Chris Hollar noted that the dairy committee will be meeting with the fair board on November 19 to discuss the Open Dairy Show at the fair.

Joan Buchholz noted that our interstate exchange trip will be with Massachusetts. They will be coming to Wisconsin in 2019. Financial Request: Katrina Gosse, Kyle Johnson, and Bryana Meyers requested that the Leaders Federation assist with the cost for transportation incurred during the interstate exchange trip this past summer. The group took a bus to Green Bay, Wisconsin Dells, and to the airport in Minneapolis two times. Nicolas Stiemann moved that the Leaders Federation cover the transportation cost of approximately $2000. Motion was seconded by Jennie Whitmire and carried. Bridget Canfield moved to adjourn the meeting. The motion was seconded by Kyle Johnson and carried. Meeting adjourned at 9:01 p.m. The next board meeting will be held on December 10, 2018, 7:00 p.m., ADS – Greenwood. Respectfully submitted by Susan Stiemann, Secretary

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Beaver Center-Jolly Workers / November / Reagan Jackson Pledges led by Lizzie Lindner and Reese Clintsman

Roll call was taken by stating what your favorite pet is

New members were introduced—welcome to the Plaskeys, Waughtals, and the Lindners.

Club discussed and voted to: decorate a tree for the Historical Society, to get gifts for the Angel Tree, donate money to the Girl Scouts’ families in Chippewa Falls, donate money to the Aging Department of Clark County

There will be no December meeting; potluck and Christmas party will be in January

Several members will participate in the 4-H Clark County Bowling

Next meeting will be January 13, 2019 Greenwood Satellites / November / Lainy Trampush Started selling Christmas trees—they are available at Wolf’s True Value

Fall Forum participants shared their experiences

Our new club officers are: Jesse Rowe—president; Lainy Trampush—secretary; and Breanna Rowe—treasurer

Reviewed and updated club bylaws

Meeting times have been changed to 5:30 p.m.

Community Service project will be bell ringing and we will be caroling

Loyal Lads & Lassies / November / Sydney Schultz Kayla led us in the pledges.

Angels for the Little Angels Project were handed out.

People brought donations for the Highgroud collection.

Sign up for Rosebowl Bowling was sent around to all the members.

The club will be participating in the 10 Gallon Milk Challenge.

Jarret and Jillian gave a presentation on how to sew pillowcases.

Melissa Schultz presented a check for $300 from AgCountry.

We made ornaments for the trees at the Historical Society.

Chris Hollar gave a presentation. Lucky Clovers / November / Caleb Meyer Roll call was taken and the clover buds were dismissed for an activity

Leaf raking was re-scheduled for November 1. There were a lot of people that came.

Steven Wood moved that we have the Christmas Party at our next meeting with gift exchange/potluck with it. Violet Wood amended the motion saying that the amount spent on gifts for the gift exchange should be within $5—$10. Seconded by Mark Jorgensen.

Steven Wood also moved that we do the angel tree project again— 1 girl and 1 boy, with a max of $50 spent per person. The Wood’s and the Cortez’s will do the shopping.

Members were reminded to sign up for serving, demos and talks, and committees for the new year.

Members were also reminded of the bowling tournament at Rose Bowl Lanes is January 5

Next meeting is December 3

CLarK CounTY 4-h CLuB neWS Neillsville Lights / November / Addison Anderson-Ruskin

Pledges led by Mason Schultz and Zander Hanson.

We will send care packages to the soldiers.

We will be going to the Neillsville Retirement Community at next meeting for bingo and caroling.

Mrs. Halterman explained Drama.

Agent Hollar visited with our club and club awards were handed out by

Mrs. Gerhardt.

Reseburg Ramblers / November / Kate Schraufnagel Pledges led by Kate & Shawn

Roll call was your favorite Thanksgiving food

Hat Sock Mitten Tree-pick up December 1st

Angel Tree Shopping- November 27th, meet after school

Christmas Cards and Angel Tree gifts are to be wrapped at Penterman's house on December 9th at 3:00 p.m.

Club Dues are $3.00 per member and are due by April 1st

Sign up for bowling—teams need to be registered by December 14th

Christmas Party—we need families to plan our Christmas party

Next meeting is December 16 at 3:00 p.m. Rock Creek Rangers / November / Candy Turnquist

Pledges led by Madison Turnquist and Hannah Dorwaldt.

Donated money to the girl scouts.

Talked about bowling, Discovery Day, and drama/music festival.

Chris Hollar joined our meeting and she put on a fun presentation on how to move a motion.

Next meeting is December 16; will be our Christmas caroling. Town and Country Partners / November / Jessica Elmhorst

Club provided snacks for this meeting

Members voted to donate half the money we received from our club bake sale to Girl Scout Troup 3055 in Chippewa Falls

Worked on record books

There will be no December meeting Woodgrove Workers / November / Quinn Hatlestad

Trivia winner was Marissa Plautz

Pledges led by Tucker Hatlestad and Ashton Paczkowski.

There were two trip presentations by Connor Simington, Rob Wendler, and Jen Wendler.

Discussed Santa Days and the bake sale

Brianna and Connor Simington gave a report on the Halloween party.

We made a donation to the girl scouts

We will spend $75 on our Christmas party and winter outing will be held at Bogseths-Nelsons.

We will have about three teams for bowling

Motion made to spend up to $200 on FHL Secret Santa

Next meeting will be held on December 9, 2:00 p.m.

Minutes Not Submitted: Chili Happy Valley Maplewood Badgers Pleasant Ridge Romadka Town & Country Clovers

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2018 Discovery Day Registration Form Thursday, December 27, 2018

Greenwood High School Please complete one form per person

Name: Grade: Gender:

Address:

City: Zip: Telephone:

4-H Club:

___ I am not a member of a 4-H Club and will pay the $5 registration fee

You will be able to attend 3 sessions. Please list your top 6 choices and we will do our best to get you the sessions you would like.

Register early as sessions will be filled on a first come/first serve basis.

Individuals ages 12 and older are welcome to volunteer as able; if Yes: Name: Which area are you most interested in:

Registrations are due by December 9 This form can be faxed, emailed, mailed, or hand delivered to the Clark County UW-Extension Office.

UW-Extension Office Attn: Discovery Day 517 Court Street, Room 104 Neillsville, WI 54456

Email: lori.hendrickson@co.clark.wi.us Fax: 715-743-5129 Questions call: 715-743-5121

Are you a parent and need VIP training – Volunteer in Preparation – Name:

Do you plan to stay for the YQCA Session starting at 12:15 pm (please circle)? YES NO Name: Please Check: ___ Age 12 and Under ___ Age 13 and Older

(There may be a competency exam at the completion of the session)

Please note that photos will be taken of the participants at Discovery Day. UW-Extension will use these pictures in a manner

consistent with UW-Extension’s mission. Your attendance at these events indicates your consent for your image to be

recorded and used in this manner.

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Non 4-H members please pay $5 per person to:

4-H Leaders Federation

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Discovery Day Thursday, December 27

Greenwood High School Open to all Clark County Youth Kindergarten through 7th grade

Enrolled 4-H members are free / Non-enrolled 4-H members - $5 registration fee

8:45 a.m. Registration as you enter Greenwood High School 8:55—9:00 a.m. Directions for how the day will flow 9:00—11:00 a.m. Volunteer in preparation Training (if have 5 people register) 9:00—9:45 a.m. Rotation 1 (45-minute class; includes travel time to next session) 9:45—10:30 a.m. Rotation 2 (45-minute class, includes travel time to next session) 10:30—11:15 a.m. Rotation 3 (45-minute class) 11:30 a.m. Discovery Day ends

12:15—1:15 p.m. Tentative YQCA (separate sign up)

Class Name Description Grade Instructor

Egg Carton Centipedes Repurpose egg cartons into black or brown centipedes, with lots of pipe cleaner legs and puff balls

K-7 To Be Determined

Fun with Food Learn proper food handling, while making fun, edible, and healthy snacks (that you can eat or share)

K-7 Nicolas Stiemann

Wood Working Learn about woodworking tools, safety, and leave with a potential fair exhibit

K-7 Denny Fleischman

Pine Cone Animals Create pine cone animals real or what you want to create in your mind

K-7 Emily Fleischman

Mystery Activity Unable to disclose the cool nature of this activity, you could become all knotted up

K-6 To Be Determined

OZOBOTS Create your own code and see how far your OZOBOT can go K-7 To Be Determined

Rockets Build your own rocket (no launching today) K-7 To Be Determined

Animal Tracks Use modeling clay to make several animal tracks that you would see out in the wild

K-7 To Be Determined

Snow Cone Trees Use your imagine as your create a forest of snow cone trees in all shapes and sizes

5-7 Bridget Canfield

Spidey Plants Are you a Spiderman guru – plant your own spider plant and watch him grow big and strong

K-7 Willow Haase

Leather Works

Learn about different stamping methods, tools and stains incorporated in leather projects Create a leather exhibit for the fair

K-7 Bonnie Weber

Duct Tape License Plates Starting with our standard silver duct tape then add some bling with stylish patterned duct tape

K-7 Bryana Meyers

Needle Felting

Give your artwork another dimension with needle felting! This technique interlocks wool fibers together by using a sharp, barbed needle, that will bring your canvas to life. Display your creation inside a wooden embroidery hoop, provided along with all the supplies you need to continue from home.

3-7 Hillary Niemi

Individuals age 12 and above not necessarily interested in participating in Discovery Day but willing to volunteer; WE WOULD LOVE TO HAVE YOU. Please share your information with Lori as to the room you would like to volunteer in and/or if you would like to be a Gopher Guide (they assist in getting kids to the proper room and will facilitate activities with kids in the gymnasium).

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January 2019

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 New Years Day Courthouse Closed

2 3 4 5 4-H BOWLING Rosebowl Lanes Marshfield / 12:00 p.m.

6 7 Air Rifle 5:30 p.m. Withee

8 Listen to WDLB Radio at 10:00 a.m. with Jeff We are talking internships

9 10 11 12 Leaders Federation Executive Board Retreat Sunset Pines / 9:00 a.m. Junior Leaders Chillax Evening Sunset Pines / 4:00 p.m..

13 14 Coaches Meeting / 6:00 p.m. Joint Leader Mtg / 7:00 p.m. Loyal City Hall Rabbit Educational Session ADS—Greenwood 7:00 p.m. Air Rifle 5:30 p.m. Withee

15 4-H Camp Counselor Interviews 4:00 p.m. ADS—Greenwood

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20 21 4-H Camp Counselor Interviews / 4:00 p.m. ADS—Greenwood Fair Board Meeting ADS—Greenwood 7:30 p.m. Air Rifle 5:30 p.m. Withee

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26 Beef Weigh-in

27 28 Air Rifle 5:30 p.m. Withee

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9 10 Junior Leaders Meeting ADS—Greenwood 6:00 p.m. Executive Board Meeting ADS—Greenwood 7:00 p.m.

11 12 13 14 Bowling Registration Due $22 per team of 4

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23 24 Christmas Eve Courthouse Closed all day

25 Christmas Day Courthouse Closed

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January is election of Fair Board members. If you are interested in running to make some “changes” to the fair this is where you should begin!

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February 2019

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3 4 Air Rifle 5:30 and 7:00 p.m. Withee

5 6 7 8 9 4-H Winter Family Sledding Night Bruce Mound 5:00—9:00 p.m.

10 11 Junior Leaders Meeting ADS—Greenwood 6:00 p.m. Executive Board Meeting ADS—Greenwood 7:00 p.m.

12 13 14 Valentine’s Day

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17 18 Fairboard Meeting ADS—Greenwood 7:30 p.m. Archery 5:30 & 7:00 p.m. Withee

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March 2019

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2 Drama, Music, & Speaking Festival!! / 9:00 a.m. Thorp School

3 4 Archery 5:30 and 7:00 p.m. Withee Rabbit Educational Session 7:00 p.m. ADS—Greenwood

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10 11 Junior Leaders Meeting 6:00 p.m. Executive Board Meeting 7:00 p.m. ADS—Greenwood Archery 5:30 and 7:00 p.m. Withee

12 Dairy Committee Meeting 7:30 p.m. ADS—Greenwood

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15 16 Clover Camp Challenge 1:00—4:00 p.m. Loyal High School

17 St. Patrick’s Day

18 Archery 5:30 and 7:00 p.m. Withee Fairboard Meeting 7:30 p.m. ADS—Greenwood

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26 Livestock Comm. Mtg. Loyal City Hall 8:00 p.m.

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