christine hollar, 4-h youth development chris.hollar@ces
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December 2018 Page 1
Clark County Clover Leaf Christine Hollar, 4-H Youth Development [email protected] Lori Hendrickson, Support Staff [email protected]
Clark County UW-Extension 517 Court Street, Room 104 Neillsville, WI 54456 In the January Issue . . .
Page 2 ................................................ Summer Camp Counselors Needed ...................................................................... Junior Leader Chillax Evening Page 3 ......................................................................Clover Camp Challenge Page 4 ......................................................................... Livestock Scholarship ............................................................................................... 4-H Scholarship ....................................................................................................... Hollar Here Page 5—6 ....................................... Camp Counselor Applications (new) Page 7 ............................................... New Year’s Resolutions Suggestions .............................. Drama, Demonstrations, Speaking & Music Festival Page 8 ....................................... Camp Counselor Application (returning) Page 9 ................................. 4-H Leaders Federation December Minutes Page 10 ......................................................................................... Club News Page 11—12 ...................................................... January—April Calendars
4-H
WINTER
FAMILY
FUN
NIGHT
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9 5:00 p.m.—9:00 p.m. Bruce Mound Winter Sports Area
Whole Hill OPEN & FREE (thanks Leaders Federation)
Renting ski equipment is on your dime.
The concession stand will NOT be open, bring your own snacks. Complimentary Hot Dogs, Chips, and Pickles will be provided with hot chocolate for Clark County participants.
We would like an estimate on family numbers. Please RSVP to Lori by February 1 at: 715-743-5122 [email protected] FYI: Trempealeau County 4-H members and families will be joining us and having their own pot luck.
For your generosity Clark County 4-H raised
$608 for Troup 3055
Cherish Those Close To You
Check out these Hollar Hero’s! In less than 48 hours Shawn, Kate, Bryana, and Nicolas were able to open up some time in their busy schedules to conduct an interview for WAXX Radio at Thorp High School on Thursday, November 29. I greatly appreciate our 4-H Leaders when they “get the call” and need to round up some kids to talk on the radio. The topic: Summer Camp of course, what else would we be thinking about when it is cold outside!
Picture Courtesy of Sheri Hughes
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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/
AND IN THIS NEWSLETTER Applications are due February 1, 2019
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
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Clover Camp Challenge K - 4th Grade
Saturday, March 16 / 1:00 – 4:00 p.m. Loyal High School
Name:
4-H Club:
Address/City:
Home Phone: Cell Phone:
Date of Birth: Grade:
Gender (male/female/other):
Parent/Guardian: Contact Number:
E-Mail:
If parent/guardian are not available, please contact:
Name: Contact Number:
Relationship to child:
Allergies (food and other):
Community members welcome and the fee is $5 (made payable to 4-H Leaders Federation)
Send completed form and payment to: UW-Extension Office Clover Camp Challenge 517 Court Street, Room 104 Neillsville, WI 54456 or e-mail: [email protected] Registrations and payment is due by March 8, 2019 No refunds given after registration deadline MUST have15 youth registered to make the program happen.
Do you have youth age 12 or older in your family? Would they like to volunteer at Clover Camp Challenge as a Junior Leader?
LET US KNOW
Name: _______________________________________ Age: ____ Club: __________________________ Phone: ____________________________________ Email: _____________________________________
Free for enrolled
4-H youth
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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/
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.,Positive Youth Development Educator
(715) 743-5121 / [email protected]
Hello Hollar Here, If you are counting this is the start of my fourth year with all of you...time moves when you are flying by the seat of your pants or someone has lite a fire under your chair. So let us review: Bowling, Air Rifle, Junior Leaders Chillax evening, Archery, Drama, Music, and Speaking Festival, Clover Camp Challenge, Specie Meetings, Volleyball Snow Out, Foods Revue, Camp Counselor training, Area Animal Science Day, Summer Camp(s), Clark County Fair, Specie meetings, Schuster’s Farm, Kayaking the Wisconsin River, Fall Forum, 4-H Banquet, and so much more that each individual club contributed to the 4-H program. Never doubt my appreciation for all your efforts. Clark County 4-H does not come alive without your generous amount of time and effort to make 4-H what it is and I greatly appreciate each one of you for the talents you offer. In addition, Lori is the heart of this machine, keeping everything greased and running smoothly so I can be with all of you. Happy New Year Blessings for one and all!
Hollar Out
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Clark County 4-H Camp Counselor Application Due February 1, 2019
Clark County has three camps; we would like counselor’s staff to be available for all 3 camps if possible. Please identify those that work into your schedule. ___ Extended Camp June 23 to 27 (Campers 6th – 9th grade)
Time: Start 3:00 p.m. Sunday, June 23 / Departure 10:00 a.m. Thursday, June 27 Location: Kamp Kenwood, 19161 79th Ave, Chippewa Falls, 54729
___ Overnight Camp July 17, 18, & 19 (Campers 3rd – 5th grade) Time: Start 9:00 a.m. on Wednesday / Depart at 2:00 p.m. on Friday Location: Sunset Pines Resort, Willard Notes: Individuals will be TENT camping, limited shower facilities
___ Cloverbud Day Camp July 16 (Kindergarten – 3rd grade) Time: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Location: Sunset Pines Resort, Willard
Please answer the following questions: 1. State three reasons why you want to be a Clark County 4-H Camp Counselor?
a.
b.
c.
2. Identify two attributes that make you a strong candidate for being a camp counselor?
3. What age groups do you have experience working with (please check those that apply)
___ Birth to 3 ___ Ages 4 to 6 ___ Ages 7 to 10
___ Ages 11 to 14
Name: 4-H Club:
Address: City & Zip:
Email:
Home Phone: Cell Phone:
Grade:
Mandatory Camp Counselor
Training June 12, 13, & 14
(Wednesday to Friday) Sunset Pines Resort
Please check all those you are currently certified in: ___ First Aid ___ CPR ___ Professional CPR ___ AED ___ Lifeguard ___ Other: _________________________________________ Are you willing to obtain lifeguard certification for summer camp if we can find a course? Yes No
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4. Identify two activities you like to take part in while camping?
5. Identify 3 activities (games, crafts, etc.) that you could facilitate independently?
6. List two camp songs you can teach to a group of youth.
7. While camping what are 2 food items that are essential to the camping experience?
8. What size t-shirt do you like to wear if we order one for you? ________Size (adult)
Potential Counselor/Parent Understanding “I understand that camp counselors are responsible for helping to plan, promote, conduct, and evaluate camp. I also realize that campers will view me as a role model and it is important that I set a positive example with my attitude, words, actions, and appearance. I promise to fulfill my responsibilities as a Clark County Camp Counselor and role model to the best of my abilities, and if I am selected as a Clark County 4-H Camp Counselor, I will attend the required training sessions on the dates identified, follow and support the camp philosophy and rules, and participate fully at camp.”
Applicant Signature: Date:
“I am aware of my child’s interest in being a Clark County 4-H Camp Counselor and understand that s/he is assuming, with supervision from the UW-Extension Positive Youth Development Educator (AKA 4-H Agent), a serious responsibility for other people’s loved ones. I support his/her participation in this activity.”
Parent/Guardian Signature: Date:
Please complete and return this application to: Scan and email: [email protected] Postal Service: UW-Extension Clark County
Attn: Camp Counselor Application 517 Court Street Room 104 Neillsville, WI 54456
Questions Call: 715-743-5127
A complete application includes ___ Completed application with signatures ___ Resume ___ A letter of recommendation (from someone other than a parent)
___ Copies of any certifications you hold
Select an Interview Time ___ Tuesday, February 12 ADS – Greenwood beginning at 4:00 p.m. Time Requested: _______________
___ Monday, February 18 ADS – Greenwood beginning at 4:00 p.m.
Time Requested: _______________
Note: An interview is required for Camp Counselors in Training (CIT) at Double O Camp No interview is necessary for Camp Counselors in Training for Day Camp.
To secure a recommendation form and examples of a resume please go to https://clark.uwex.edu/4-h-camp-counselors/
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What do… Milk 4-H Club Yogurt Food Pantry Cheeses Have in common…
The answer: Loyal Lads & Lassies 10 gallon Challenge
Between Thanksgiving and Christmas Loyal Lads & Lassies have been collecting money for dairy items for the Loyal Food Pantry. To date they have collected $139.31 Can YOU BEAT what they collected? Work with your local food pantries from January 6 through February 17, 7 Full Weeks. Connect with your local grocer or convenience store for vouchers to give to the food pantry for individuals to redeem back at that location. Keep track of the number of dairy items you were able to donate and submit that information to Lori at [email protected]
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.
New Year’s Resolutions Suggestions… Deep Thoughts by Chris Hollar
1. Spend time with your family (even if you do not
like some of your family). 2. Play board games and card games with humans
and not on a screen. 3. Spend time in nature (easier to make your way
through the woods without all the leaves and almost ZERO bugs in the dead of winter).
4. Be grateful for the joys in your life. 5. Learn from the sorrows in your life. 6. Spend time with animals you are not allergic too. 7. Make a snow angel in the winter and a sand
angel in the summer. 8. Enjoy the little things
(indoor plumbing rather than an out house).
9. Pick up a hobby that requires no money (climbing trees, watching the clouds, picking rocks).
10. Be kinder to yourself (if your winter cloths no longer fit go to Good Will and get new clothes).
11. Pick one resolution per year, the odds are better to succeed.
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RETURNING Clark County 4-H Camp Counselor Application Due February 1, 2019
FULL APPLICATION CAN BE FOUND ONLINE AT:
Please identify the camps that work into your summer schedule. ___ Extended Camp June 23 to 27 (Campers 6th – 9th grade)
Time: Start 3:00 p.m. Sunday, June 23 / Departure 10:00 a.m. Thursday, June 27 Location: Kamp Kenwood, 19161 79th Ave, Chippewa Falls, 54729
___ Overnight Camp July 17, 18, & 19 (Campers 3rd – 5th grade) Time: Start 9:00 a.m. on Wednesday / Depart at 2:00 p.m. on Friday Location: Sunset Pines Resort, Willard Notes: Individuals will be TENT camping, limited shower facilities
___ Cloverbud Day Camp July 16 (Kindergarten – 3rd grade) Time: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Location: Sunset Pines Resort, Willard
You understand the complexity of being a camp counselor. As you reflect on your previous year(s) as a counselor answer the following questions? 1. How do you want to challenge yourself at summer 4-H camp in 2019?
2. What is an area you want to gain more confidence in as a returning camp counselor?
3. A challenge that arose in 2018 was some counselors seeking a reprieve away from campers for 10 or 15 minutes to regroup. How could we make that more equitable for all counselors?
YOU TAKE THE LEAD—Identify an activity you WILL facilitate at camp in 2019? Use a separate piece of paper to answer the following questions.
Activity:
Which camps will you facilitate this activity with:
Supplies Needed:
Amount of Preparation time:
Amount of Facilitation time:
What is the goal of this activity:
What are the outcomes of this activity (you do want the campers to gain by participating in this activity:
State step by step directions (use another sheet of paper as needed):
Please share as many details as possible to ensure another counselor could pick up this piece of paper and facilitate the activity in your place. What size t-shirt do you like to wear if we order one for you? ________Size (adult) Do you have a creative design for our summer camp shirt? Please submit your design(s) with this application and recommended color of shirt.
Potential Counselor/Parent Understanding “I understand that camp counselors are responsible for helping to plan, promote, conduct, and evaluate camp. I also realize that campers will view me as a role model and it is important that I set a positive example with my attitude, words, actions, and appearance. I promise to fulfill my responsibilities as a Clark County Camp Counselor and role model to the best of my abilities, and if I am selected as a Clark County 4-H Camp Counselor, I will attend the required training sessions on the dates identified, follow and support the camp philosophy and rules, and participate fully at camp.” Applicant Signature: Date:
“I am aware of my son/daughter’s interest in being a Clark County 4-H Camp Counselor and understand that s/he is assuming, with supervision from the UW-Extension 4-H Agent, a serious responsibility for other people’s loved ones. I support his/her participation in this activity.” Parent/Guardian Signature: Date:
Please complete and return this application to: Scan and email: [email protected] Postal Service: UW-Extension Clark County, Attn: Camp Counselor Application 517 Court Street Room 104, Neillsville, WI 54456 Questions Call: 715-743-5127
Name: 4-H Club: Address: City & Zip: Email: Home Phone: Cell Phone: Grade:
Mandatory Camp Counselor Training June 12, 13, & 14
(Wednesday to Friday) Sunset Pines Resort
Please check all those you are currently certified in: ___ First Aid ___ CPR ___ Professional CPR ___ AED ___ Lifeguard ___ Other: _________________________________________ Are you willing to obtain lifeguard certification for summer camp if we can find a course? Yes No
A complete application includes ___ Completed application with signatures ___ Activity you plan to facilitate at camp
___ Copies of any certifications you hold
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Clark County 4-H Leaders Federation Minutes December 10, 2018 at ADS
Board Members Present: Amy Gerhardt, Jennie Whitmire, John Brost, Courtney Schoessow, Joan Buchholz, Sam Jacque, Kyle Johnson, Nicolas Stiemann, Susan Stiemann, and Chris Hollar Board Members Absent: Bridget Canfield, Kathy Meyers, Dakota Gorton, and Bryana Meyers Visitors: Annette Haase, Willow Haase, and Kent Johnson Amy Gerhardt called the meeting to order at 6:59 p.m. Pledges to the American and 4-H flags were said. Secretary’s Report: The secretary’s minutes for the November 12, 2018 meeting were reviewed. Courtney Schoessow moved to approve. Motion seconded by John Brost and carried. Financial Report:
Joan Buchholz reviewed the financial report. The ending balance as of 12/8/18 was $52,534.81 which includes $11,823.28 of self-supporting project balances. No corrections were noted. Nicolas Stiemann moved to approve. Sam Jacques seconded, and the motion carried.
Kyle Johnson presented request for funding of bus to the state fair on behalf of the Maplewood Badgers. Courtney Schoessow moved that the Leaders Federation reimburse Maplewood Badgers for $632.50 or one half the cost of the bus. Motion seconded by Sam Jacques and carried.
There are 850-900 2016 plat books remaining. John Brost moved to reduce the sale price of those books to $15 in an effort to increase sales before working on a new plat book for 2020. Courtney Schoessow seconded the motion. It carried.
Discussion was held regarding raising funds for the fairgrounds building project. Clubs will be encouraged at the January all leaders meeting to consider making a financial donation. We will also pursue plans for fundraising efforts at the fair, which might include raffle baskets, “rounding up” of food stand purchases, bouncy house, etc.
Susan Stiemann moved to sponsor the Kids Rodeo up to $3000. Jennie Whitmire seconded, and the motion carried. Old Business:
Chris Hollar reported that seven teams have signed up for the Bowling Tournament.
Bruce Mound has been reserved for a four-hour evening on February 9. Trempealeau County has suggested that we work together to have a potluck. Following discussion, board members agreed that we will plan to serve hotdogs, pickles, chips, and hot chocolate again this year, but not pursue holding a potluck.
The Herdsmanship judging forms for the fair have been revised to reflect which days each particular animal show is being held. Herdsmanship will not be judged for those animal exhibits during their show. Each club will be asked to carry out judging and submit the judging forms for all exhibits.
Chris Hollar noted that she has put together two binders containing record book forms that she will bring to 4-H events. These forms are for members to remove and take as needed for their record books.
Discussion was held regarding the possibility of purchasing portable bleachers for the dining hall and fine arts building to be used for seating during judging at the fair.
New Business:
Loyal Lads & Lassies is donating dairy products to the local food pantry. They have suggested challenging other 4-H clubs to do the same. More information will be coming regarding this challenge.
Chris Hollar will get quotes for a Wisconsin Hall O Fame plaque to be displayed at the Clark County Fair.
The Permanent Record Pages for record books have been revised to allow for members to receive a point for any project in which they have exhibited work at the fair and completed a record book page. In the past this has been limited to only four points.
The Leaders Federation Executive Board Retreat is scheduled for Saturday, January 12, at Sunset Pines from 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Sam Jacques presented an idea for creating 4-H promotional face-in-hole boards at the fair for each of the animal barns. Sam will follow up with getting this plan rolling.
Committee Reports: Chris Hollar noted the Dairy Junior/Open Shows will remain the same at the Clark County Fair. Amy Gerhardt reported that the In State Trip will be tentatively in the Apostle Island/Bayfield area. They have room for more participants. Discovery Day is scheduled for December 27. There is a need for more volunteers. Kyle Johnson moved to adjourn the meeting. The motion was seconded by Jennie Whitmire and carried. Meeting adjourned at 8:21 p.m. The next board meeting will be held on January 14, 2018, 7:00 p.m., Loyal City Hall. It will be an all leaders’ meeting with a coaches meeting to be held before it at 6:00 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Susan Stiemann, Secretary
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Chili / December / Emily Sternitzky
Club donated $100 towards Girl Scout Troup 3055 in Chippewa Falls
Reminded members of Bruce Mound sledding in February, livestock requirements, scholarship
Talks given by Kiarra Hobl and Ryan Brost
Next meeting is February 4, 7:00 p.m. at Chili Town Hall Happy Valley / December / Brittney Lowry (leader)
Sleigh ride held at Stickerts Discussed Bruce Mound tubing in February and Discovery Day
sign up, YQCA, and Adult Volunteer training Mackenzie gave a speech Enjoyed pizza, hot chocolate and bon fire Loyal Lads and Lassies / December / Sydney Schultz
Sam Lathrop led us in the pledges. We had a new family join. Club is going to Stichert’s in Chili for a sleigh ride and potluck
for our January meeting. Our club participated in the Milk Jug Challenge. We collected
coins and the money will be used to buy dairy products for the Loyal Food Pantry.
Members signed up for bowling on January 5. February 9 there will be tubing at Bruce Mound from 5:00—
9:00 p.m.—no cost for Clark County 4H members. Kiley Greenwald gave a speech on how to make Apple Snicker
Salad. Neillsville Lights / December / Addison Ruskin-Anderson The Neillsville Lights 4-H Club met at Neillsville High School
Agriculture classroom for a Service Project meeting on Decem-ber 7 at 3:30 p.m.; 16 members were in attendance.
Mrs. Gerhardt explained our service project to send a care package to a soldier. She showed us the size of the box and explained that it will cost about $20 to send the package. After discussion, Gabe Mathis moved to set a budget of $60 on items purchased for two care packages. Members in grades 5 and above went shopping to get the items we will pack into the care package and members younger than grade 5 colored pic-tures, wrote card and wrote letters that would be included in the soldier package.
Next meeting is Sunday, December 9 at 1:00 at the Neillsville Retirement Community for a service project of Christmas car-ols and BINGO.
Mrs. Halterman passed a drama sign up sheet around. She will be working to find a play over Christmas holiday.
Maddie Shaw passed out an information sheet to each member. Maddie and her sister Ali are helping our 4-H families get to know each other better. They will be be creating a binder about each of our 4-H families and members. They also will be introducing a new 4-H family on our facebook page starting in January.
Next club meeting is January 6, 1:00 pm at BMO Bank. Snacks will be provided by the Boon family.
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Minutes Not Submitted: Beaver Center/Jolly Workers Greenwood Satellites Lucky Clovers Maplewood Badgers Pleasant Ridge Romadka Town & Country Clovers Town & Country Partners
Reseburg Ramblers / December / Kate Schraufnagel Pledges led by Shawn & Baeret Heather Williams will be putting a picture and write up in the
paper about another successful year with our hat, sock and mitten tree
Bowling-January 5th, 22$ per team Christmas Party will be January 11, 6:00 p.m. at Thorp Fire
Hall. There will be a taco bar and games; bring a dish to pass Bake & Craft Sale to be held on January 31 before basketball
games; set up at 5:00 p.m. Bruce Mound tubing on February 9—free to 4-H members that
are enrolled online Valentine Day Cards will be made at 1:30 before the January
meeting Demonstrations given by Willow, Sam, & Ben Next meeting date is January 13 at 3:30 p.m. Romadka / December / Mindy Dix Prayer led by Pastor Dan Schoessow and pledges led by
Caleb Schoessow and Mason Walters This was a potluck / awards meeting Welcomed new members Kelcy Jakobi, Nathan Schoessow,
and Grace Elmhorst. Special guest was Miss Hollar with her enthusiasm.
Next meeting is December 16, 6:00 p.m. Meet at Roger’s Grocery in Granton—we will be Christmas caroling
Woodgrove Workers / December / Quinn Hatlestad Trivia winner was Delanie Hatlestad. Pledges were led by Jen Wendler and Addie Hatlestad. Reported on Santa Days and the Bake Sale, Bowling Teams,
and Dues. Discussed the winter outing and drama sign up. After the meeting Chris Hollar talked to us about making
motions and then we made dog toys out of old t-shirts to be donated to the Humane Society.
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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 Chris is talking internships
9 10 11 12 Leaders Federation Executive Board Retreat Sunset Pines / 9:00 a.m. Jr Leaders Chillax Evening Sunset Pines / 4:00 p.m.. Until 11p.m.
Until 11pm13
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
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16 17 18 19
20 21 Fair Board Meeting ADS—Greenwood 7:30 p.m. Air Rifle 5:30 p.m. / Withee
22 23 24 25
26 Beef Weigh-in
27 28 Air Rifle 5:30 p.m. / Withee
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February 2019
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2
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 4-H Camp Counselor Interviews 4:00 p.m. ADS—Greenwood
13 14 Valentine’s Day
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17 18 4-H Camp Counselor Interviews / 4:00 p.m. ADS—Greenwood Fairboard Meeting ADS—Greenwood 7:30 p.m.
19 20 21 22
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24 25 Air Rifle 5:30 and 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 Air Rifle 5:30 and 7:00 p.m. /Withee Rabbit Educational Session 7:00 p.m. ADS—Greenwood
5 6 7 8 9
10 11 Junior Leaders Meeting 6:00 p.m. Executive Board Meeting 7:00 p.m. ADS—Greenwood Air Rifle 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 Air Rifle 5:30 and 7:00 p.m. /Withee
Fairboard Meeting ADS-Greenwood 7:30 p.m.
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25 Air Rifle 5:30 and 7:00 p.m. /Withee
26 Livestock Comm. Mtg. Loyal City Hall 8:00 p.m.
27 28 29 Volleyball Registration DUE
HB to Me!!!
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APRIL 2019
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 4-H Enrollment to Show At the Fair Sheep Educational Session 7:30 p.m. Bendixen—Greenwood
2 3 4 5 Volleyball Set Up
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VOLLEYBALL Start time 11:00 a.m.
7
VOLLEYBALL
Start time
12:30 p.m.
8 MANDATORY Annual Leader Training 6:00 p.m. Joint Leader Mtg 7:00 p.m. Loyal City Hall
9 10 11 General Farm Supply Educational Session Chili Corners Time: TBA
12 13 SWINE Tag ID Pick Up County Highway Garage—Loyal 9:00—11:00 a.m.
14 15 Fair Board Meeting ADS—Greenwood 7:30 p.m.
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21 22 Swine Forms Post Marked
23 24 Dog Kick Off Tentative Neillsville
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28 29 30 Listen to WDLB Radio at 10:00 a.m. with Jeff— Chris will be talking camp