Clark County Clover Leaf · 12/11/2019 · Tucker Hatlestad Woodgrove Workers Kelcy Jakobi Romadka Allie Kunze Maplewood Badgers Anita Mathis Neillsville Lights Jennifer Piedra Neillsville

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Clark County Clover Leaf Lori Hendrickson Administrative Assistant / 4-H Support [email protected] Extension—Clark County 517 Court Street, Room 104, Neillsville, WI 54456 715-743-5121 https://clark.extension.wisc.edu/

In the December Issue . . . Page 2 - 3 ....................................................... 4-H Award Winners Page 4 ............................................................. YQCA Information Platbook Sale Drama / Music / Speaking Festival Volunteer Insurance Page 5 ............................................................. 4-H Family Bowling Livestock Scholarship 4-H Scholarship Page 6 ......................................... Clark County Archery Program 4-H Recordbook Feedback 4-H Winter Family Night Page 7 - 8 ........................................................ 4-H Discovery Day Page 9 .......................... Leaders Federation November Minutes Page 10 .......................................................................... Club News Page 11 - 12 ................................. December - March Calendars

Front: Ali Shaw, Kessa Fitzl, Brielle Erickson, Natalie Boon, Mason Schultz, Nathan Schoessow Back: Juliet Ertl, Kelcy Jakobi, Allie Kunze, Jennifer Piedra Landeros

Front: Jacob Raatz, Jillian Rueth, Maddie Shaw, Abigail Backaus, Jasmine Ertl, Ryan Brost Back: Josiah Kayhart, Braden Gerhardt, Mindy Dix, Mallory Jakobi, Iris Vine

Front: Ella Raatz, Hannah Dorwaldt, Abby Schoessow, Jarrett Rueth Back: Leah Kayhart, Jacob Kopp, Jack Wendler, Caleb Schoessow

Front: Tiffany Mitte, Ella Raatz, Jenelle Ertl Back: Lainy Trampush, Jack Wendler

See the complete list (and more pictures) of Award Winners on pages 2 - 3


CLOVERBUD ACHIEVEMENT Natalie Boon Neillsville Lights Anna Cortez Lucky Clovers Brielle Erickson Neillsville Lights Juliet Ertl Maplewood Badgers Kessa Fitzl Loyal Lads & Lassies Tucker Hatlestad Woodgrove Workers Kelcy Jakobi Romadka Allie Kunze Maplewood Badgers Anita Mathis Neillsville Lights Jennifer Piedra Neillsville Lights Vayda Rakovec Loyal Lads & Lassies Nathan Schoessow Romadka Mason Schultz Neillsville Lights Ali Shaw Neillsville Lights YOUNGER YOUTH ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Abigail Backaus Neillsville Lights Ryan Brost Chili Andres Cortez Lucky Clovers Mindy Dix Romadka Jasmine Ertl Maplewood Badgers Braden Gerhardt Neillsville Lights Mallory Jakobi Romadka Josiah Kayhart Loyal Lads & Lassies Mitchell Plautz Woodgrove Workers Jacob Raatz Maplewood Badgers Brady Rakovec Loyal Lads & Lassies Jillian Rueth Loyal Lads & Lassies Maddie Shaw Neillsville Lights Iris Vine Neillsville Lights INTERMEDIATE ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Hannah Dorwaldt Rock Creek Rangers Leah Kayhart Loyal Lads & Lassies Jacob Kopp Neillsville Lights Zach Magnus Lucky Clovers Ella Raatz Maplewood Badgers Jarrett Rueth Loyal Lads & Lassies Abby Schoessow Romadka Caleb Schoessow Romadka Lydia VanArk Woodgrove Workers Jack Wendler Woodgrove Workers OUTSTANDING RECORD BOOK AWARDS 13 and under Jenelle Ertl Maplewood Badgers Alaina Mathis Neillsville Lights Tiffany Mitte Greenwood Satellites Ella Raatz Maplewood Badgers Lainy Trampush Greenwood Satellites Jack Wendler Woodgrove Workers 14 and older Bridget Canfield Happy Valley Brooke Magnus Lucky Clovers Nicolas Stiemann Lucky Clovers SECRETARY BOOK AWARDS 13 and under category Addison Anderson Ruskin Neillsville Lights 14 and older group: Caleb Meyer Lucky Clovers

2019 Award Winners TREASURER BOOK AWARDS 14 and over Nicolas Stiemann Lucky Clovers ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Nicolas Stiemann Lucky Clovers Rob Wendler Woodgrove Workers YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARD Brooke Magnus Lucky Clovers Nicolas Stiemann Lucky Clovers Jennifer Wendler Woodgrove Workers CITIZENSHIP AWARD Brianna Simington Woodgrove Workers FAIR BONUS AWARDS Jacob Raatz, Maplewood Badgers Ella Raatz, Maplewood Badgers Nicolas Stiemann, Lucky Clovers Jennifer Wendler, Woodgrove Workers 4-H GRADUATES Leah Nieman Maplewood Badgers Bryana Meyers Beaver Center/Jolly Workers Club Scrapbook Neillsville Lights 4-H Promotion Reseburg Ramblers (1st) Neillsville Lights (2nd) Lucky Clovers (3rd) Outstanding Club Lucky Clovers Remarkable 4-H Adult Volunteer Julie Van Ark Woodgrove Workers Friend of 4-H Chris Hollar Leader at Large

LEADER RECOGNITION 1 Year Leaders Tonia Anderson Ruskin Neillsville Lights David & Stephanie Clabots Reseburg Ramblers Kaila Fitzl Loyal Lads & Lassies Dawn Frese Woodgrove Workers Jessica Gardner Reseburg Ramblers Justin & Ashley Kloth Maplewood Badgers Amy Lindner Rock Creek Rangers Emily Micke Reseburg Ramblers Amanda Nitz Reseburg Ramblers Kelly Paczkowski Woodgrove Workers Eliza Ruzic Rock Creek Rangers Matthew Stiemann Leaders at Large Jessica Stuttgen Leaders at Large 5 Year Leaders Dennis Jakobi Romadka Mindy Lockhart Loyal Lads & Lassies Lore Nowobielski Reseburg Ramblers Brenda Thomas Rock Creek Rangers 10 Year Leaders Carrie Becker Beaver Center / Jolly Workers David Boehlke Reseburg Ramblers Thomas Dommer Maplewood Badgers Jeremy & Glynda Gosse Maplewood Badgers Joe Jacque Reseburg Ramblers Kent Johnson Maplewood Badgers Kris Magnus Lucky Clovers Jason Toufar Beaver Center / Jolly Workers Danny Wehrman Leaders at Large James Wendler Woodgrove Workers 15 Year Leaders Wayne & Lisa Artac Rock Creek Rangers Lydia Schumacher Happy Valley Ashleigh Sternitzky Chili Lisa Sternitzky Chili 20 Year Leaders Roger Buchholz Leaders at Large Todd Prosser Neillsville Lights Daniel Schoessow Romadka Joseph & Susan Stiemann Lucky Clovers Tiffanee Tesmer Happy Valley Janell Walter Romadka 25 Year Leaders Karleen Bakke Leader at Large 40 Year Leaders Judy Meyer Maplewood Badgers


Nicolas Stiemann &Addison Anderson-Ruskin Bryana Meyers

Ella Raatz, Nicolas Stiemann & Jacob Raatz

Nicolas Stiemann & Rob Wendler

Bridgett Canfield & Nicolas Stiemann

Nicolas Stiemann

Dennis (Tracy) Jakobi & Brenda Thomas

Front: Kaila Fitzl, Tonia Anderson-Ruskin, Emily Micke Back: Matthew Stiemann, Jessica Stuttgen, Justin Kloth, Ashley Kloth

Brianna Simington

Joe Stiemann, Susan Stiemann, Janell Walter, Tiffanee Tesmer, Daniel Schoessow

Jeremy Gosse, Glynda Gosse, Joe Jacque, James Wendler

Lisa Sternitzky


SAVE THE DATES

4-H Volleyball Tournament Greenwood School / March 28 - 29

Volunteer Insurance

As of July 1, 2019, UW-Madison is now providing liability coverage for 4-H

programs and 4-H activities.

If a 4-H volunteer needs to obtain a certificate of liability for a school,

community center, town hall, etc. they should contact their local Extension Office.

Need a great Christmas gift? The 2016 Clark County Platbooks

have been reduced to $5.00

Contact the Extension Office 715-743-5122

Would you like to play your flute on a stage instead of

in your bedroom? Or do you like to talk

on the phone? Maybe you should try your

hand at a speech or take a part in a play at the annual

4-H

Drama / Music / Speaking

Festival

March 7, 2020

Thorp High School

Guidelines and Registrations are available at:

https://clark.uwex.edu/drama-music-speaking-contests/

For complete descriptions check them out online Registrations are due February 17

YQCA Information YQCA is required for all market animal projects and anyone showing at the Wisconsin State Fair. 4-H youth may complete the educational content online or via an instructor led class. Online class is $12.00 Instructor led is $3.00 The livestock committee will be hosting a YQCA meeting on December 27, 12:15 p.m. at Neillsville High School. You MUST register ONLINE BEFORE the class at yqca.learngrow.io if you are coming to the class. Youth 19 years or older must do the online class.


4-H Family Bowling Day

Saturday, January 4

Rose Bowl - Marshfield

$11 per person (includes pizza, pop, shoes, 2 games) There is a $20 deposit required per club (non refundable)

Teams can have up to 6 people on a lane* age 5 – adult

*All bowlers must be currently enrolled in 4-H

This will be a FUN non-competitive event

Registration at 12:00 p.m.

Bowling begins at 12:30 p.m.

Club registration & deposit are due by December 16

Registration was emailed to all club leaders

2020 Clark County 4-H Scholarship Application Up to four $500 scholarships for enrolled 4-H members graduating from high school

Applications are due on or before March 1, 2020

This scholarship is available to all who meet the following requirements: ____ Must be currently enrolled in 4-H as a member for 5 years (minimum) and at least one (1) year in Clark County

Wisconsin ____ An individual entering a post-secondary school 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 record book from 2014 to 2019 ____ Have not previously received this scholarship (only win once)

Application is available online at: https://clark.extension.wisc.edu/scholarships/

2020 Clark County Livestock Sale Scholarship Application Now Available

Three to four $500 scholarships will be awarded in 2020. Additionally $250 scholarships maybe awarded at the discretion of the committee. Livestock Sale Committee will decide how many scholarships will be awarded each year. Applications must be submitted by March 1, 2020 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 members; and one must be from a 4-H leader or FFA Advisor

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.

Application is available online at:

https://clark.extension.wisc.edu/livestock-sale-scholarship/




2020 Clark County Archery Program

Designed for youth 8—18 years old All youth are invited to participate

(4-H and non 4-H)

Black River Sportsman's Club - Withee

February 3, 10, 17, 24 March 2, 9

Things to Know: $10.00 per person All classes will be held at the Black River

Sportsman's Club in Withee Times: 5:30 p.m. (Archery 8—12) 7:00 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

Registration form can be found online at

https://clark.extension.wisc.edu/4-h-shooting-sports/

There is no pellet gun classes offered at this

time because we don’t have a certified instructor

4-H Record Book Feedback The Leaders Federation is asking each club for Record Book Feedback! At your next club meeting, please compile ques-tions, concerns, and comments from parents and youth about record books. Questions that could be discussed include: What makes record books hard for you to

complete? Do you only work on record books after the

fair, or are they part of the entire 4h year? What updates would you like to see to record-

books Each general leader should submit WRITTEN feedback to the Extension Office by the end of January.

4-H WINTER FAMILY NIGHT SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8

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

ski equipment available at your cost

This will be a potluck event and All families are asked to bring a dish to share with everyone

Trempealeau County 4-H members and families

might be joining us again

More information will be in the next

newsletter

Beef / Dairy Beef Weigh In Saturday, January 25

Oberholtzer Dairy Cattle & Auction W1461 Highway 98

Loyal

10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Contact the Extension Office by January 20 and let us know if you will be attending and how many

animals you will be bringing


2019 Discovery Day Registration Form Friday, December, 27, 2019 Neillsville School School

(park by water tower and use entrance #1)

Please complete one form per person

Name: Grade: Age: 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.

Extension Clark County Email: [email protected] Attn: Discovery Day Fax: 715-743-5129 517 Court Street, Room 104 Neillsville, WI 54456 Questions: 715-743-5122

YQCA will be offered following Discovery Day at approximately 12:15 p.m. YOU MUST PRE-REGISTER

call or email Lori at 715-743-5122 / [email protected] Please check if you will or will not be attending: ____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. Extension will use these pictures in a manner consistent with 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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Discovery Day Thursday, December 27

Neillsville High School (correct location) (park by water tower and use entrance #1)

Open to all Clark County Youth Kindergarten through 7th grade

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

9:15 a.m. Registration as you enter Neillsville High School (park by water tower, use entrance #1) 9:25 - 9:30 a.m. Directions for how the day will flow 9:30 - 10:15 a.m. Rotation 1 (45-minute class; includes travel time to next session) 10:15 - 11:00 a.m. Rotation 2 (45-minute class, includes travel time to next session) 11:00 - 11:45 a.m. Rotation 3 (45-minute class) 12:00 p.m. Discovery Day ends

12:15—1:15 p.m. YQCA / everyone who wants to attend must PRE-REGISTER

Class Name Description Grade Instructor

Rabbitry (10 per session)

Getting familiar with your furry friend K - 7 Jorgensen family

Needle Felting (6 per session)

Take a stab with wool and see what unique creations you can make

5 - 7 Hillary Niemi

Woodworking (10 per session)

Lean about woodworking tools, safety, and leave with a potential fair project (2nd and 3rd session only)

K - 7 Denny Fleischmann Jacob Kopp

Cake Decorating (10 per session)

Learn the basics of cake decorating and design your own creation

K - 7 Bryana Meyers Lainy Trampush

Egg Carton Animals (10 per session)

Explore the possibilities of the animal kingdom in common egg cartons

K - 5 Leader TBD

Ozobots (10 per session)

Create your own code and see how far your OZOBOT can go

K - 7 Leader TBD Mark Jorgensen

You’re Framed !!! (10 per session)

Create a unique and fun picture frame using paper K - 7 Lori Hendrickson Ella Raatz

Animal Tracks (10 per session)

Use modeling clay to make several animal tracks you would see in the wild

K - 7 TBD

Homemade Ice Cream (10 per session)

Learn the basics of how this yummy treat is made and try your hand at making some of your own

K - 7 Emily Gerhardt Ithzel Piedra

Button Magnet (10 per session)

Put your artistic flare and imagination to use creating a button refrigerator magnet

K - 7 Annette Haase Willow Haase

Leather Works (10 per session)

Learn about different stamping methods, tools, and stains incorporated in leather project and then create a leather exhibit for the fair

K - 7 Bonnie Weber

Glass Etching (10 per session)

Magically create a beautiful design on glass and make a candle holder

4 - 7 Nicolas Stiemann

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 class 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).


Clark County Leaders’ Federation Board Meeting Minutes ADS - Greenwood

November 11, 2019

Board Members Present: Amy Gerhardt, Jennie Whitmire, John Brost, Courtney Schoessow, Teri and Ella Raatz, Jarrett Rueth, Max Jacque, Jacob Kopp, Joan Buchholz, Nicolas and Susan Stiemann Board Members Absent: Bryanna Rowe Visitors: Dani Kopp, Brittney Lowry, and Nikki Rueth Amy Gerhardt called the meeting to order at 7:05 p.m. The American and 4-H pledges were recited. Secretary’s Report: The secretary’s minutes for the October 14, 2019 meeting were reviewed. Courtney Schoessow moved to approve. Motion seconded by John Brost and carried. Financial Report: Joan Buchholz shared the treasurer’s report. The ending balance as of 11/10/19 was $36,338.59 with $12,902.32 of that total self-supporting project balances. John Brost moved to approve. Seconded by Courtney Schoessow. Motion carried. Officer Elections: Amy Gerhardt opened nominations for president. John Brost nominated Jennie Whitmire. Susan Stiemann moved to close nominations and cast a white

ballot for Jennie. Teri Raatz seconded the motion. Motion carried. Amy Gerhardt opened nominations for vice president. Courtney Schoessow nominated John Brost. Nicolas Stiemann moved to close nominations and

cast a white ballot for John. Ella Raatz seconded the motion. Motion carried. Amy Gerhardt opened nominations for secretary. Ella Raatz nominated Susan Stiemann. Jennie Whitmire moved to close nominations and cast a white

ballot for Susan. Motion seconded by Teri Raatz and carried. Old Business: The Fall Family Fun Day Outing to Action City was reviewed. Teri Raatz suggested that if we would do the event again, we could choose to pay only for

adults who are enrolled as volunteer leaders to encourage adults to get involved as leaders. Fall Forum event reviewed. It was suggested that we might look into “bus pooling” with surrounding counties to fill the bus and share the cost. Amy Gerhardt reported that all club charters have been turned in. Record book review was discussed. It was suggested that parents share concerns/ideas for record books with club leaders who, in turn, shall e-mail these

concerns to the board. Amy noted that the permanent record pages need to be a part of the Cloverbud books that are handed out to Cloverbuds from the Extension Office. A general consensus exists that the rubrics for checking record books and the applications for awards need review by committee.

The Awards Night program was reviewed. Discussion held regarding returning to a potluck event, rather than catering; and seeking out donators for milk served at the event.

Discovery Day is set for Friday, December 27, 9:15 a.m., Neillsville High School. YQCA will be offered at this event. Teri Raatz is certified to teach. New Business: Bowling is set for January 4. Bruce Mound outing is set for February 8. Brittney Lowry reported on plans for the Volleyball Tournament. It will be held March 28-29. Teri Raatz moved to hold the event at Greenwood High

School, using three courts and the concession area for a cost of $50. John Brost seconded the motion, and it carried. Amy Gerhardt reported that interviews for a new 4-H Educator will be held on Wednesday, November 13. The board is able to have three representatives

present for the interviewees’ presentations. Amy Gerhardt, Susan and Nicolas Stiemann will be attending. The budget for the July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020 financial year was presented by Joan Buchholz. Teri Raatz moved to approve the budget. John Brost

seconded. Susan Stiemann added a friendly amendment that costs of individual events be reviewed by the board throughout the year prior to the event. Motion carried.

Courtney Schoessow moved to give a $25 Kwik Trip gift card and thank you to the Gosse family for their generosity in donating sound equipment for our Awards Banquet.

Jarrett Rueth moved to adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Ella Raatz and carried. Meeting adjourned at 9:47 p.m. The next board meeting will be held on December 9, 2019, 7:00 p.m., ADS in Greenwood Respectfully submitted, Susan Stiemann, Secretary


CLARK COUNTY 4-H CLUB NEWS Beaver Center/JW / November / Emily Wehrman Pledge led by Maci Lindner and Seth Duell

Club dues are $5 a person or no more than $20 a family

Will decorate a Christmas tree at Loyal Historical Society Museum

Lindner family will buy the gifts for two children on the Angel Tree

We will donate $50 to the Aging Department for paper products

Discussed the Christmas party - we will have barbeque and hot dogs

Calendars were distributed to the 4-H families for delivery

4-H Family Bowling Day and Discovery Day were discussed

Next meeting will be our Christmas party on December 8

Santa Claus ornaments were made to decorate the historical tree following the meeting

Happy Valley / November / Brittney Lowry Pledges led by Tevyn

Roll call was “did you go to County Wide Action City day?

Discussed: re-enrollments, fair checks - cash them, 4H awards ban-quet, How was Action City? Did you enjoy it?

Discussed: Discovery Day, Bruce Mound tubing, Drama Fest, county bowling, archery program, and donations to Angel Tree & Highgrounds for troop boxes

Made Christmas cards for the troops and shut ins after the meeting

Loyal Lads & Lassies / November / Leah Kayhart Hannah led us in pledges

Record books were handed back, and a tutorial was presented on ideas for keeping up with the record books throughout the year.

We will be making donations to Ronald McDonald House, Sweet Dreams, and boxes for Soldiers.

We made ornaments to decorate a Christmas tree at the historical society.

Lucky Clovers / November / Caleb Meyer Roll was naming something you are thankful for.

Mark Jorgensen reported on Fall Forum and raking; Joshua Cortez reported on Action City

Club will do a hydroponics tour on April 13

Club will have a potluck and gift exchange / secret Santa at December 2 meeting

Members will pick 1 boy and 1 girl from Angel Tree with a max of $50 per person

Members were reminded of important dates

Meetings will now be held on the 3rd Monday of each month

Neillsville Lights / November / Emily Gerhardt Pledges led by Abby Backaus and Brady Gerhardt

Roll call was “what were you for Halloween?”

New members introduced themselves

Iris Vine and Abby Backaus gave a report on the 4-H banquet

Members will be vising the nursing home on December 8, 1:00 p.m. We will play piano and sing songs, and play BINGO

Club holiday project - families will be donating to the CC Humane Society (supplies or money) and the club will match all money donations from December 8.

We will have a pet photo contest for our club - $2 entry fee; voting will take place after the gift exchange on December 8

Next meeting is December 8, 1:00 p.m. (members will go to nursing home they signed up for)

Top pizza sales person was Brielle Erickson and top Hoards Dairymen judges were Brennan Wilson and Claiton Anderson-Ruskin

Reseburg Ramblers / November / Raedyn Gardner Pledges led by Sam & Preston

Roll call was your favorite Thanksgiving food

Hayride, movie and snacks at the Jacques was a success.

Hat, Sock Mitten tree - collection boxes are out at area businesses

Christmas cards were made before today’s meeting and will be handed out at Oakbrook Health & Rehab, Traditions Assisted Living, and Morgan Plaza.

Angel Tree shopping will be Tuesday, December 10, 4:00 p.m. at Thorp Family Dollar with Sherri Hughes

Thorp’s Christmas parade December 17, 5:30 p.m. - line up at the Legion Hall at 4:45 p.m.

Christmas party is tentatively scheduled for January 19

We earned $100 in 4H Mall bucks for 4-H Promotion Week. Thanks to the Williams family for setting up the display.

Drama Fest is March 7 in Thorp and our club is hosting the food stand

Volleyball is March 28-29 in Greenwood. Our club needs a coach!

Next meeting is Sunday, December 17 at 3:30 p.m.

Romadka / November / Mindy Dix Pledges led by Abby Schoessow and Kate Verhalen

Welcomed our new member Flynn Jansen

We had a potluck dinner followed by our club awards

For our December meeting we will go Christmas caroling on Decem-ber 15, 5:00 p.m. (meet at Roger’s Grocery); bring snacks/goodies if you want, club will provide hot chocolate

Woodgrove Workers / November / Jack Wendler Rob Wendler gave a presentation for his WI Youth Conference Trip

Pledges were led by Colten Paczkowski and Teddy Van Ark

Roll call was your favorite Thanksgiving food

Reports given by Logan Amacher (Halloween dance); Jack Wendler (county awards banquet); and Lydia Van Ark (Action City trip)

Santa Day is December 14 and we will be baking cookies at next meeting - bring a batch of cookie dough or candy

Next meeting is December 8, 4:00 p.m. at HS

After the meeting we had club awards banquet and pizza


DECEMBER 2019

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2 3 4 5 6 St. Nick Day

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8 9 Junior Leaders Meeting Leaders Federation Meeting ADS - Greenwood 6:00 / 7:00 p.m.

10 11 12 13 14

15 16 Fair Board Meeting ADS—Greenwood 7:30 p.m.

17 18 19 20 21

22 23 24 Christmas Eve Courthouse closed

25 Christmas Day Courthouse closed

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27 4-H Discovery Day Neillsville

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JANUARY 2020


1 New Years Eve Day Courthouse closed

2 3 4 4-H Bowling Rose Bowl Lanes 12:30 p.m.

5 6 7 8 9 10 11


14 15 16 17 18

19 20 Fair Board Meeting ADS - Greenwood 7:30 p.m.

21 22 23 24 25 Beef Weigh In Oberholtzers - Loyal 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

26 27 28 29 30 31


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FEBRUARY 2020


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2 3 CC Archery Program Withee 5:30 / 7:30 p.m.

4 5 6 7 8 4-H Tubing Night Bruce Mound

9 10 Junior Leaders Meeting Leaders Federation Meeting ADS - Greenwood 6:00 / 7:00 p.m. CC Archery Program Withee 5:30 / 7:30 p.m.

11 12 13 14 Valentines’ Day

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16 17 Fair Board Meeting ADS - Greenwood 7:30 p.m. CC Archery Program Withee 5:30 / 7:30 p.m.

18 19 20 21 22

23 24 CC Archery Program Withee 5:30 / 7:30 p.m.

25 26 27 28 29 LEAP DAY

MARCH 2020


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 4-H Drama / Music Festival Thorp High School


10 11 12 13 14

15 16 Fair Board Meeting ADS - Greenwood 7:30 p.m.

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22 23 24 25 26 27 28 4-H Volleyball Tournament Greenwood HS

29 4-H Volleyball Tournament Greenwood HS

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Clark County Clover Leaf · 12/11/2019 · Tucker Hatlestad Woodgrove Workers Kelcy Jakobi Romadka Allie Kunze Maplewood Badgers Anita Mathis Neillsville Lights Jennifer Piedra Neillsville