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Clark County Cl ver Leaf
March 2014
4-H MEETING DATES / EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES Registration form (if needed) can be found at http://clark.uwex.edu/
March 8 4-H Music & Drama Fest Owen-Withee HS 8:30 a.m.
March 18 4-H Leaders Federation Executive Board ADS—Greenwood 6:30 p.m.
March 18 MAQA Thorp 7:00 p.m.
March 19 4-H Livestock Show and Sale meeting ADS—Greenwood 7:30 p.m.
March 24 4-H Speaking Contest Loyal City Hall 6:00 p.m.
March 27 MAQA Granton HS 7:30 p.m.
April 1 LAST DAY FOR PROJECT CHANGES / ENROLLMENTS
April 3 Sheep Fitting and Showing Loyal High School 7:30 p.m.
April 5—6 4-H Volleyball Tournament Neillsville
May 10 Sheep Initial Weigh-In Greenwood 10:00 a.m.—1:00 p.m.
May 17 Small Animal Swap Clark County Fairgrounds 6:00 a.m.
June 17 Swine Fitting and Showing Clinic Clark County Fairgrounds 7:30 p.m.
June 23—26 Tractor Safety Loyal High School
June 23—26 Tractor Safety Greenwood High School
June 28 Rabbit Initial Weigh-In Heartland Coop 9:00 a.m.
June 28 Poultry Weigh-In Deadline On Farm Premises
July 1 Fair Entries due to UW-Extension
July 8 Beef Fitting and Showing Clinic Wendell Attoe Farm 7:30 p.m.
July 8 4-H Youth Plant Science Day Waushara Co Fairground 9:30 a.m.
August 6—10 Clark County Fair Neillsville
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Clark County 4-H Leaders Federation Board Meeting Minutes February 11, 2014 ADS – Greenwood
Meeting called to order at 6:35 by Matt Jorgensen. Present: Matt Jorgensen, Marla Lampi, Susan Stiemann, Kathryn Lampi, Melissa Brecke, Lisa Artac and Ashley Magnuson. Motion to approve the November minutes by Melissa Brecke, second by Kathryn Lampi. Motion Carried. Treasurer’s Report: The treasurer's’ report was presented and discussed. Balance is $54,740.13. Motion to accept the treasurer’s report as presented by Kathryn Lampi, second by Ashley Magnuson. Motion carried. OLD BUSINESS Foods/Cake Revue: Report given by Susan Stiemann - there was a good turnout. A total of 20 foods and 22 cake entries were judged. NEW BUSINESS 2014 Budget: The 2014 budget was presented by Matt Jorgensen and Susan Stiemann. It was discussed and a
motion was made to adopt by Ashley Magnuson and seconded by Lisa Artac. Motion carried. Speaking Contest: To be held March 24th. Clothing Review: No information available. Contact Sara. Fairbook Review: Additions for the dairy substitutions rule. Correction for beef as well as new classes for steer
calves. The sheep have added a new market class. Rabbits supreme showmanship rules have been revised. There are new bird rules. Also new classes have been added for cavies and special interest animals. A
discussion was held on a proposal for new exhibitors and 1st year Explorers to get extra time after fair forms come out to correct enrollments to allow exhibition if they missed the correct project area. It was decided to think about this and discuss more at the next meeting. Old Plat Books: Discussion on what to do with old plat books. In the past they were donated to countywide
schools ag programs. A motion was made by Melissa Brecke and seconded by Kathryn Lampi to again donate them to local schools. Motion carried.
A request was presented to aide with costs associated with the countywide dance being held on Friday, February 14th hosted by the Reseburg Ramblers. A motion was made by Kathryn Lampi to donate $150.00 and seconded by Melissa Brecke. Motion carried.
Shooting Sports Update: A pellet and bow class were held and well attended. They are still in need of volunteers to help with the Shooting Sports Invitational.
Drama/Music Festival: There are some concerns about stage space. Melissa Brecke will be contacting the school to clear up any issues.
Next meeting is March 18th, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. at ADS in Greenwood. Motion to adjourn meeting made by Kathryn Lampi, seconded by Ashley Magnuson. Motion carried, meeting adjourned at 7:05 p.m. Submitted by Lisa Artac Secretary
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Welcome
Quinnley Renee Gronski
December 22, 2013
5:09 p.m.
7 pounds, 13 ounces
20 inches
All Leaders Meeting ADS - Greenwood February 11, 2014
Called to order at 7:07 p.m. by Matt Jorgensen Present: Matt Jorgensen, Ashley Magnuson, Joan Buchholz, Melissa Brecke, Lisa Artac, Bobbie Neisius, Karen Baier, Tracy Jakobi, Janell Walter, Tanya Wilke, Karleen Bakke, Cindy Kolzow, Holly Noah, and Jessica Thomas Minutes from previous meeting were presented by Matt Jorgensen. Motion to approve minutes made by Jessica Thomas and seconded by Tonia Wilke. Motion carried. Treasurer's Report: Treasurer's report was presented by Susan Stiemann. Motion to approve made by Jessica Thomas and seconded by Lisa Artac. Motion carried. 2014 Budget: The 2014 budget was presented by Susan Stiemann. There was a discussion of the 2013 income ($139,533.05) and expenses ($84,792.92) along with their impact ($39,939.18). The 2014 income ($70,405), expense ($81,330) and impact (-$10,925) was presented. This was followed by discussion and explanation of the loss projected in 2014. Motion to approve made by Karleen Bakke, seconded by Melissa Brecke. Motion carried 2014 Programs Volleyball Tournament: We still need gym supervisors for Saturday. Jessica Thomas volunteered to be the superintendent for the weekend. Shooting Sports Invitational: The contest is scheduled for late April but we still need a coordinator/coordinators
ASAP. Christie Mountain in Ladysmith: Cindy Kolzow presented the idea of having an all day rock climbing/other outdoor activities trip this summer possibly in late June. Would include 3rd graders and up. She will get more information and discuss with the UW-Extension Office. Livestock Scholarship: The form is now available and the deadline is pushed back till April 15th. County-Wide Dance: A reminder was announced about the dance to be held on February 14th in Thorp. Camp: Summer camp was discussed and how the number attending could be increased. Any ideas could be
presented to the UW-Extension Office. Next meeting for all leaders will be fall of 2014 and will be announced in the 4-H newsletter. Motion to adjourn made by Jessica Thomas, seconded by Lisa Artac. Meeting adjourned at 7:47 p.m. Submitted by Lisa Artac Secretary
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Attention Livestock Sale
Participants:
The 2014 Livestock Show and Sale
Rules and Regulations booklet
is posted at:
http://clark.uwex.edu/livestock-
show-and-sale-information/
If you need a copy mailed to you
please contact the
UW-Extension Office at
715-743-5121
4-H Speaking Contest
Monday, March 24 6:00 p.m.
Loyal City Hall
Rules/Requirements and Registration form can be found at:
http://clark.uwex.edu/4-h-youth-development/
registration-for-events-and-activities/
Registrations are due by March 10.
WISCONSIN STATE FAIR DAIRY PROMOTION BOARD SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM The Wisconsin State Fair Dairy Promotion Board will award $1,000 scholarships to three students who will be third or fourth-year college students during the 2014-15 academic year. Two additional $1,000 scholarships will be awarded to high school seniors, who will be first-year college students during the 2014-15 academic year. Student studying in a two-year program are also encouraged to apply. Any Wisconsin resident who will enroll in or is currently enrolled as a full-time student in a two or four-year Wisconsin school or short course program and is pursuing a dairy-related or food science degree is eligible for scholarship consideration. Previous recipients are not eligible to apply.
All applicants are required to submit an application electronically no later than MARCH 28, 2014. Save the file as LAST NAME, FIRST NAME.DOC and e-mail to: [email protected] using the subject – Wisconsin State Fair Dairy Promotion Board Scholarship Application.
HAND-WRITTEN APPLICATIONS
WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED Applicants will be evaluated on scholastic achievement, involvement and leadership in ag-related activities, and career plans. The scholarship committee will select finalists from the eligible applications received. Finalists will be interviewed, with the recipients to be recognized at both the Dairyland Youth Celebration and Blue Ribbon Cheese & Butter Auction during the 2014 Wisconsin State Fair. Scholarship recipients must continue enrollment in the suggested curriculum and maintain an overall GPA of 2.5 or higher and a major GPA of 2.75 or higher or forfeit scholarship monies. Scholarships will be awarded at the completion of the first semester and at the time the Wisconsin State Fair Dairy Promotion Board has received a copy of registration for the second semester and a current transcript. Application can be found at:
http://clark.uwex.edu/4-h-youth-development/scholarships/
For more information contact: Katy Katzman 262-903-6727 [email protected].
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FOODS AND CAKE DECORATING REVUE RESULTS The 4-H Foods and Cake Decorating Revue was held on January 25 at Greenwood High School. There were 26 participants and 40 entries. The placings were as follows: Foods James Durrstein Greenwood Satellites Pistachio Salad 1st place Madyson Sayles, Reseburg Ramblers No Bake Cherry Cheese Cake 1st place Klarissa Canfield Pleasant Ridge Strawberry Smoothie 1st place Amanda Durrstein Greenwood Satellites Blueberry Streusel Coffeecake 1st place Destiny Durrstein Greenwood Satellites Moist & Easy Cornbread 1st place Logan Gorton Greenwood Satellites Simple Sausage Ring 1st place Bridgett Canfield Pleasant Ridge Pizza Wraps 1st place Morgan Sayles Reseburg Ramblers Cream Cheese and Crab Dip 1st place Wyatt Thomas Lucky Clovers English Muffin Pizzas 1st place Dakota Gorton Greenwood Satellites Taco Joes 1st place Maddie Micke Reseburg Ramblers Chocolate Banana Refrigerator Cake 1st place Rachel Stiemann Lucky Clovers Pepperoni Roll Ups 1st place Kyle Noah Reseburg Ramblers Blueberry Graham Dessert 1st place Zena Thomas Lucky Clovers No Peek Pot Roast 1st place Hanna Durrstein Greenwood Satellites Triple Berry Oatmeal Scones 1st place Shania Gorton Greenwood Satellites Cheesy Brunch Roll Ups 1st place Brooke Noah Reseburg Ramblers Italian Wonderpot 1st place Bryann Lewien Reseburg Ramblers Baked Ziti 1st place Emily Micke Reseburg Ramblers S'mores Bars 1st place Amber Noah Reseburg Ramblers Chicken Quesadillas 1st place Nathan Stiemann Lucky Clovers Pineapple Chicken 1st place Cakes (frosting and icing) Logan Gorton Greenwood Satellites Decorated Cookie 1st place Destiny Durrstein Greenwood Satellites Decorated Cupcake 1st place Amanda Durrstein Greenwood Satellites Decorated Cut Up Cake 1st place Wyatt Thomas Lucky Clovers Decorated Cup Up Cake 1st place Dakota Gorton Greenwood Satellites Holiday/BD Item - single layer 1st place Katerina Kolzow Maplewood Badgers Holiday/BD Item - multiple layers 1st place Zena Thomas Lucky Clovers Special Occasion, single layer 2nd place Shania Gorton Greenwood Satellites Holiday/BD Item - single layer 1st place Hanna Durrstein Greenwood Satellites Molded Cake (pre-formed pan) 1st place Cakes (candy, sugar, cereal, etc.) James Durrstein Greenwood Satellites Decorated Cupcake 1st place Hudson Hanson Christie Mounders Decorated Piece of Cake 1st place Klarissa Canfield Pleasant Ridge Decorated Piece of Cake 1st place Bridget Canfield Pleasant Ridge Decorated Cupcake 1st place Destiny Durrstein Greenwood Satellites Decorated Piece of Cake 1st place Sullivin Hanson Christie Mounders Decorated Piece of Cake 1st place Bryana Meyers Beaver Center/JW Holiday/BD Item - single layer 1st place Topanga Hanson Christie Mounders Holiday/BD Item - single layer 1st place Kyle Noah Reseburg Ramblers Special Occasion, single layer 1st place Brooke Noah Reseburg Ramblers Special Occasion, single layer 1st place People’s Choice Awards Foods: Brooke Noah and Bryann Lewien, Reseburg Ramblers Cake: Shania Gorton, Greenwood Satellites Thank you to Greenwood High School for hosting this event, to our judge Carol Subera, and all the members and their families for participating. We look forward to seeing everyone again next year.
see pictures on next page
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People’s Choice Winners Bryann Lewien Brooke Noah Shania Gorton Reseburg Ramblers Reseburg Ramblers Greenwood Satellites Baked Ziti Italian Wonderpot Decorated Cake
James Durrstein, Greenwood Satellites and Wyatt Thomas, Lucky Clovers,
working on project while waiting to have their items judged
Destiny Durrstein, Greenwood Satellites, getting her item judged
Rachel Stiemann, Lucky Clovers, serving the judge.
Participants enjoying a little bit of taste testing
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CLARK COUNTY AIR RIFLE CLASS HELD The Clark County Shooting Sports program recently completed its 2014 winter pellet gun class. Youngsters 8-12 were introduced to the basic skills needed to become proficient in shooting sports. Along with these skills a special emphasis is placed on learning and practicing all the safety rules which are the basis for a lifetime of enjoying shooting sports. Thank you to the instructors: Sam Borowski, Mike Kessling, and Dick Hughes, as well as the people who helped out in other ways – Withee Mobil Mart, Rock Dam Rod & Gun Club, Black River Sportsmen, Thorp Sportsmen, Thorp Lumber, Thorp American Legion, NW Turkey Federation, and Roosevelt Rod & Gun Club.
Front Row: Ethan Lindner, Trey Schoelvel, Rachel Boehlke, Jacob Morrell Back Row: Dylan Lampi, Amelia Petke, Keifer Cook, Jonathan Valliere, and Shawn Hughes. Missing from photo: Logan Amacher
April 1 Last day to add projects
(4H on-line will be
“locked” at 4:30 p.m.)
You must be enrolled in
4-H to participate in 4-H
Volleyball tournament,
4-H Softball tournament
and Clark County Fair
4-H ON THE AIR March 8 Lucky Clovers April 12 Willard/Braun May 10 Reseburg Ramblers May31 Thorp Pine Valley June 14 Pleasant Ridge July 12 Christie Mounders August 9 Romadka September 13 Parks Happy 13 October 11 Town and Country Partners November 8 Woodgrove Workers December 13 Bright as Stars Remember—once you have been contacted by Bob Bosold you will need to let us know if you will be using our meeting room (715-743-5121).
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My Bad . . .
Someone ordered a travel
coffee mug with their 4-H
Mall Bucks but it didn’t get
transferred to the order
sheet.
So I have this travel mug
sitting on my desk waiting
to be claimed.
If it’s your mug please
contact me at 715-743-5121
Sorry about that
Lori Hendrickson
2014 SUMMER YOUTH CONSERVATION CAMP OPPORTUNITIES Make plans to attend the ninth annual Sand Lake Conservation Camp at Camp Bird near Crivitz, WI on June 25-27. Wisconsin and Michigan Upper Peninsula youth entering grades 6-8 are invited to participate. The fee is $60 ($75 after May 30th) and includes room, board, and all activities and programs. Visit www.marinettecounty.com (search for ―Sand Lake‖ or ―Conservation Camp‖) for more information. Registration forms will be available by March and will not accepted after June 6. They are a first-come, first-served and space is limited. For more information or to have an application sent to you, please contact: Anne Bartels 715-732-7784 [email protected]. The Wisconsin Land & Water Conservation Association (WLWCA) Youth Conservation Camp June 23-27 is for high school youth. Habitat restoration projects and other in-the-field projects, as well as daily field trips and programs, provide an in-depth look at natural resources management and careers. This camp is held at Trees for Tomorrow, a natural resources specialty school located in Eagle River. Registration fee is $225 and covers all programs, meals, snacks, lodging, and a t-shirt. For more information contact: Carolyn Scholl 715-479-3682 [email protected] These camps provide fun outdoor experiences, help foster an appreciation for nature, and introduce a variety of opportunities in natural resources and conservation careers. Natural resource professionals present programs on wildlife, habitat, water quality, fisheries, and forestry. Engaging speakers and interesting topics give campers an opportunity to participate in hands-on activities, learn outdoor skills, make friends, and enjoy Wisconsin’s beautiful northwoods. Contact your local county Land & Water Conservation Department or UW-Extension Office for any available scholarships offered.
Clark County American Red Cross
Blood Mobile Drives
Thursday, March 13 12:30—5:30 p.m.
Clark County Health Care Center
Owen-Withee
Monday, March 24 12:30—5:30 p.m.
American Legion Hall
Loyal
Thursday, March 27 9:00 a.m.—2:00 p.m.
High School (east gym)
Greenwood
Monday, March 31 11:30 a.m.—5:30 p.m.
American Legion Hall
Neillsville
Tuesday, April 8 12:00—6:00 p.m.
Fire Hall
Thorp
Monday, April 14 1:00—6:00 p.m.
High School
Colby
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MARKET LAMB INFORMATION Sheep Educational Session Thursday, April 3 7:30 p.m. Loyal High School Initial Weigh In Date: Saturday, May 10 10:00 a.m.—1:00 p.m. Heartland Cooperative 427 S Main Street, Greenwood Participants must contact UW-Extension Office by May 9 with the number of sheep they will be weighing in.
MARKET SWINE INFORMATION Initial Weigh In Date: There will be no swine weigh in this year. Please watch newsletter/email for further updates Swine Educational Session Tuesday, June 17 7:30 p.m. Clark County Fairgrounds
MAQA Educational
Sessions
March 18
Thorp High School 7:00 p.m.
March 27
Granton High School Ag & Tech Ed Wing
7:30 p.m.
LIVESTOCK SALE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION
The Livestock Sale Committee will be awarding
three $200 scholarships in 2014.
Applicants must have participated in Clark County 4-H / FFA Livestock Sale program a minimum of 2
years, must be a senior in High School or freshman in college/tech, and have 2 recommendations.
The application is available at:
http://clark.uwex.edu/4-h-youth-development/
scholarships/
Applications are due be APRIL 10.
4-H Livestock Show and Sale
Committee Meeting
Wednesday, March 19
ADS—Greenwood
7:30 p.m.
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NOW AVAILABLE THROUGH THE UW-EXTENSION
Clark County 4-H has purchased a set of
―game buzzers‖ that could be used for quiz bowls or other types of contests.
If you would be interested in checking this out please contact the UW-Extension Office at 715-743-5121.
Do You Love Making Cookies? And Eating Them Too!
The 4-H Interstate Trip youth participants are selling a
“Best of Country Cookies” cookbook for their upcoming exchange with West Virginia.
All funds raised will be used to show the West Virginia youth
and their chaperones some of
the highlights of Clark County and
Wisconsin.
Cookbooks are $10 each
For more information about the cookbooks or the Interstate Exchange program please contact the
UW-Extension Office at 715-743-5121.
4-H KEY AWARD APPLICATION NOW AVAILABLE
The 2014 4-H Key Award application is now available on-line at: http://clark.uwex.edu/4-h-youth-development/club-and-county-awards/
or you can contact the UW-Extension Office (715-743-5121) to request a copy.
Applications are due by April 15,
2014 TRACTOR & MACHINERY SAFETY COURSES OFFERED
These are the dates that we have so far for tractor safety. Classes are open to all Clark County youth who meet requirements. Loyal High School Date: June 23—26 Time: 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Cost: $20.00 Class Size 20 youth Registration deadline is JUNE 1 Greenwood High School Date: June 23—26 Time: 8:00 a.m.—1:00 p.m. Cost: $20.00 Class Size: 20 youth Registration deadline is June 1 Youth must be 12 years old or older at the time of the class session. No one under 12 will re-ceive certification. Brochures/registration forms for classes are available at: UW-Extension Office (715-743-5121) UW-Extension website http://clark.uwex.edu/4-h-youth-development/ tractor-safety-classes/ Vo-Ag Instructor at schools listed above
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WISCONSIN AYRSHIRE BREEDERS SHAYR-A-HEIFER PROGRAM The application and sample contract for the WI Ayr-shire Breeders Shayr-A-Heifer Program is now availa-ble at: http://clark.uwex.edu/4-h-youth-development/project-area-information/ This program is designed to help young people who are interested in having a Registered Ayrshire dairy project. Ownership will be on a 50/50 basis between the Junior member and the Wisconsin Ayrshire Breeders Association. After two years the Junior member has the option of buying the heifer (original purchase price plus 25%) or selling her at the 2016 WABA Spring Sale for 50% of the proceeds. If there are any questions, please feel free to contact any of the Shayr-A-Heifer Chairmen listed below. Applications must be received by April 15, 2014. They will select calves and place them by the middle of May. All applicants are invited to attend the WI Ayrshire Breeders Association Spring Sale held in Neillsville on April 19, 2014. Harry & Eleanor Lynch Craig Keller 10411 W. Stuart Road 1439 Keller Road Orfordville, WI 53576 Mt. Horeb, WI 53572 608-879-2986 608-437-5156
4-H Youth
Plant Science Day
Tuesday, July 8 9:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Waushara County Fairgrounds Wautoma
Pre-Registration Deadline June 20
For more information and to register, contact: Polk County Extension Office
715-485-8600
4-H Volleyball Tournament April 5—6
Neillsville High School Rules/regulations and registration form are posted on-line at:
http://clark.uwex.edu/4-h-youth-development/registration-for-events-and-activities/
Registrations are due by March 21. No additions allowed after that date. There is a fee of $15.00 per team that must be sent in with registration form. We need volunteers to help with the following at the volleyball tournament: Tournament Superintendent—to answer questions on rules and serve as a liaison between gym supervisors, coaches, parents, players. Without a volunteer, this tournament won’t be possible. Gym Supervisors—2 for Saturday and 1 for Sunday. If we don’t have supervisors there will not be a volleyball tournament. Supervisor will Answer questions, enforce rules if necessary, keep track of wins/loses, and coordinate playoff games as needed. All volunteers must have complete Volunteer Orien-tation class and must be secured one week prior so a confirmation letter can be sent out. Again This Year There Will Be: Opening ceremony (10 minutes prior to first game
each day) Gym Duty—each club participating must sign
up for ―gym duty‖ (carry trash bags/cans through the bleachers and get people to pick up after themselves for less of a mess at the end of the day). Times will be on a first come/first serve basis DAY OF TOURNAMENT.
Referees—will be paid $5.00 per game for referees. Please contact the UW-Extension Office (715-743-5121) if you are interested in be a referee. Referees can not ref for their own club/team. For more information or to volunteer please contact the UW-Extension Office at 715-743-5121.
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Thank You . . .
On December 1st the Bright As Stars 4-H Club helped at the Neillsville Senior
Center Christmas party. The youth brought cookies to share and helped with the
lunch that was served. They did a great job of singing along with the folks and
making sure they made everyone feel comfortable.
On December 15th the Clover Patch Kids helped organize a party for the Senior
Citizens at the Owen Senior Center. They had a snowman craft, bingo and
refreshments for everyone. It was a very enjoyable afternoon.
Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers of Clark County would like to thank
all of the children who showed up and helped out. It made a very enjoyable
afternoon for everyone.
Judy Morrow
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.
4-H clover protected under 18 U.S.C. 707
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 proporciona acción afirmativa e igualdad de oportunidades en educación, programas y empleo, para todas las personas calificadas, sin tener en cuenta raza, color, sexo, credo, discapacidad, religión, nacionalidad de origen, ascendencia, edad, orientación sexual, gravidez o paternidad, historial de detención o condena o estado de veterano de guerra.
UW-Extension Staff 517 Court Street, Room 104 Neillsville, WI 54456 715-743-5121 http://clark.uwex.edu/
Sara Gronski, 4-H Youth Development [email protected] Richard Halopka, Crops and Soils [email protected] Nancy Vance, Family Living [email protected] Melissa Kono, CNRED [email protected] Brenda Herrell, WNEP Coordinator [email protected] Lori Hendrickson, Support Staff [email protected] Susan Caacbay, Support Staff [email protected]
4-H Leaders Federation Executive Board
Adults Marla Lampi 715-229-2488 Susan Stiemann 715-267-6944 Matt Jorgensen 715-743-6965 Lisa Artac 715-267-7634 Heidi Magnuson 715-897-6985 Melissa Brecke 715-669-5130 Youth Kathryn Lampi 715-229-2488 Aarica Humke 715-267-6500 Jessica Quicker 715-743-4396 Daniel Stiemann 715-267-6944 Ashley Magnuson 715-897-6985
Small Animal Swap / Poultry Exchange Saturday, May 17
Clark County Fairgrounds—Neillsville 1120 E Division Street (Highway 10)
6:00 a.m.—2:00 p.m. Buyers and Visitors: $3.00 each (12 and under free) Table Fees: $6.00 (inside) / $5.00 (outside) Contact Terez for selling information Food: Available on grounds
For more information or if you would be interested in volunteering please contact Terez Kinnick (715-612-1035).
