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Rusk County 4-H, March/April 2017 Page 12 BABYSITTING BASICS BABYSITTING BASICS BABYSITTING BASICS JUNE 19-22, 2017 12:30 pm-5:00 pm Ladysmith Middle/High School Students will learn: Students will learn: -Safety with Children -Age-Appropriate Activities -Healthy Meals and Snacks -First Aid and CPR -Self-Promotion $20 12 years & up Sponsored and Facilitated by UW-Extension; Rusk County, Indianhead Community Action Agency and Rusk County Youth Council For more information or to register, Call UW-Extension; 715-532-2151 Rusk County 4-H Newsletter March/April 2017 March 2017 Happy Spring! We are beginning to plan for all the great 4-H summer events, including overnight and day camp. I will also be teaching a babysitting clinic in June. You will find information and regis- tration forms in the newsletter. Also, please remember that April 15 is the last day to add or change projects in 4H online in order to exhibit them at the fair. I’m looking forward to working with the camp counselors over the next couple of months. We have many new counselors who I trust will work hard to create an awesome camping experience for the young people of Rusk County! Camp also requires a significant amount of adult help. If you are willing and able to help, please let me know. Here’s hoping that spring comes early to northern Wisconsin! All my best, Cory “4-H is a community of young people across America learning leadership, citizenship and life skills.” In this issue Page Calendar 2 Rusk Cty 4H Out & About 3 Music & Memory, 4 Farm Show, Congrats I’m Worth It Day 5 RRYP 6 Project News 7 Summer Camp 8 & 9 Day Camps 10 & 11 Babysitting Clinic 12 Mission of the Rusk County 4-H Program Rusk County 4-H Program will provide many learning experiences through the cooperation and lead- ership of both the youth members and adult leaders. Rusk County Website: http://rusk.uwex.edu UW-Extension Office 311 Miner Ave E, Suite S140 Ladysmith, WI 54848 Cory - 715-532-2155 Charmaine - 715-532-2151 Karrie - 715-532-2239 Fax - 715-532-2279 Email Addresses: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

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Rusk County 4-H, March/April 2017 Page 12

BABYSITTING BASICSBABYSITTING BASICSBABYSITTING BASICS JUNE 19-22, 2017

12:30 pm-5:00 pm Ladysmith Middle/High School

Students will learn: Students will learn: -Safety with Children

-Age-Appropriate Activities

-Healthy Meals and Snacks

-First Aid and CPR

-Self-Promotion

$20

12 years &

up

Sponsored and Facilitated by UW-Extension; Rusk County, Indianhead Community Action Agency and

Rusk County Youth Council

For more information or to register,

Call UW-Extension; 715-532-2151

Rusk County 4-H Newsletter

March/April 2017

March 2017

Happy Spring!

We are beginning to plan for all the great 4-H summer events,

including overnight and day camp. I will also be teaching a

babysitting clinic in June. You will find information and regis-

tration forms in the newsletter. Also, please remember that

April 15 is the last day to add or change projects in 4H online

in order to exhibit them at the fair. I’m looking forward to

working with the camp counselors over the next couple of

months. We have many new counselors who I trust will work

hard to create an awesome camping experience for the young

people of Rusk County! Camp also requires a significant

amount of adult help. If you are willing and able to help,

please let me know. Here’s hoping that spring comes early to

northern Wisconsin!

All my best,

Cory

“4-H is a community of young people across America learning leadership, citizenship and life skills.”

In this issue Page

Calendar 2

Rusk Cty 4H Out & About 3

Music & Memory, 4

Farm Show, Congrats

I’m Worth It Day 5

RRYP 6

Project News 7

Summer Camp 8 & 9

Day Camps 10 & 11

Babysitting Clinic 12

Mission of the

Rusk County 4-H Program

Rusk County 4-H Program will provide many learning experiences through the cooperation and lead-ership of both the youth members

and adult leaders.

Rusk County Website: http://rusk.uwex.edu

UW-Extension Office

311 Miner Ave E, Suite S140

Ladysmith, WI 54848 Cory - 715-532-2155

Charmaine - 715-532-2151 Karrie - 715-532-2239

Fax - 715-532-2279

Email Addresses:

[email protected] [email protected]

[email protected]

Rusk County 4-H, March/April 2017 Page 2

March 2017 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 4

5

MAQA

6

Shooting Sports

Dairy Comm.

7

Small Animal Ori-

entation - Game

Birds

8

MAQA

9

Small Orienta-

tion - Rabbits

Jr Fair Board

10 11

Small Animal

Orientation -

Poultry

12

Horse Project

Meeting

13 14 15 16

Leader’s Council

17 18

FARM SHOW

19 20 21 22 23 24 25

26

JLO

27 28 29 30 31

August 2015

April 2017

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

2 3

Shooting Sports

4

Small Animal

Comm & Educa-

tional

5

Livestock Comm.

6 7 8

9

Horse Project

Meeting

10 11 12 13 14 15

Last day to change

projects

Coggins Clinic

16 17 18 19 20

Leader’s Council

21 22

23

JLO

24 25 26 27 28 29

Livestock Weigh-In

30 An EEO/AA employer, University of Wisconsin Extension provides equal opportunities in employment and programming, in-

cluding Title IX and ADA requirements. Please make requests for reasonable accommodations to ensure equal access to educa-

tional programs as early as possible preceding camp.

UW-EXTENSION DAY CAMPS

REGISTRATION FORM

Camper’s First Name: ___________________Last Name:_____________________________ Address_____________________________ City: __________________ Zip: _____________ Male/Female: _____ Grade (just completed) : _____ Age:______ Phone 1: (_____)_______________ Phone 2: (_____)________________ Email: ________________________________________________________________ Parent/ Guardian Name (s): _____________________________________________________________________

Please circle which day camp your child will attend:

June 14 July 26 Both

Patriotic Party! Nifty Nature!

Camp Registration & Fees Due June 5, 2017 to:

Rusk County UW-Extension Office

311 Miner Avenue East – Suite S140

Ladysmith, WI 54848-1895

**Please make checks payable to Rusk County 4-H JLO**

For more information call

UW-Extension at 715-532-2151!

$10/child per camp

For youth:

Grades K-2 (just completed)

Register for 1

or both!

June 14

Flag Day—Patriotic Party!

1:00 pm– 4:00 pm

Memorial Park; Ladysmith

July 26

Nifty Nature!

10:00 am-3:00 pm

Trails End Youth Camp; Bruce

$10/child

per camp

For more information call UW-Extension at

715-532-2151!

To register, please complete the form on the back!

UW-EXTENSION 4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT SUMMER 2017

DAY CAMPS 2017

Rusk County 4-H OUT & ABOUT!

Rusk County 4-H, March/April 2017 Page 3

Cloudwalkers Rabies Clinic

Deertail Club packed and shipped boxes for

military personnel overseas. Boxes includ-

ed snacks, reading materials, personal hy-

giene products, etc.

The shooting sports project has

been busy with shooting pellet

rifles, learning about skulls &

hides and making animal tracks!

They will be on sale at the Farm

Show! Come visit our booth!

Clo

ver

Plu

nge

Lakeside Caroling & Tubing!

Rusk County 4-H, March/April 2017 Page 4

MUSIC AND MEMORY

Do you love music?

4-H has been asked to partner with the Aging and Disability Resource Center of Rusk County

to offer a music and memory program for local adults with memory problems. Youth are

needed to act as “music detectives” to identify and download music to create an individual-

ized playlist for participants. Youth will be paired with an adult in the county that has de-

mentia. You will then work with this person and caregiver to fill an iPod with beloved music.

Familiar music can often calm a person with dementia’s chaotic brain, which helps improve

their quality of life. Through involvement with this program, youth will develop empathy

and experience satisfaction and a sense of accomplishment.

Congrats to Cassie Emmons

who was awarded a $250.00

grant from Tractor Central! Cas-

sie plans to use the money for

purchasing tack for her horse.

- secondary ed-

ucation, camps, con-

ventions, pro-

jects, or leadership

training.

“An EEO/Affirmative Action employer; University of Wisconsin-Extension provides equal opportunities in employment and programming,

including Title IX and ADA. Please make requests for reasonable accommodations to ensure equal access to educational programs as early as

possible preceding the scheduled program, service or activity. This document can be provided in an alternative format

by calling UW-Extension at 715-532-2151 or 711 for Wisconsin Relay.”

35th Annual

Rusk County Farm, Home,

Garden & Sport Show

March 18 from 9 am - 2 pm

Youth are needed to

stand by the 4-H booth!

4-H Photo Booth!

Please call Cory if you are interested! Tell your friends...they are welcome to participate as

well!

2017 Rusk County

Camp Registration

Camper’s First Name: __________________________________ Last Name: _____________________________ Address______________________________________ City: ________________________ Zip: _____________ Male/Female: _____ Grade (just completed) : _____ Age:______ Phone 1: (_____)_______________ Phone 2: (_____)________________ Email: ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Parent/ Guardian Name (s): _____________________________________________________________________ Preferred Cabin or Tent Mate: ____________________________________________________________________

Cost for 2017 Trails End Camp is $50 per Camper; $25 for each additional child from the same family.

The Rusk County 4-H Leader’s Council offsets a large part of camp and pays for the adult and youth coun-

selor staff training. Camp scholarships and funding assistance are available for all youth. If you are interested in

a camp scholarship and/or need funding assistance, please contact Cory at 715-532-2151.

Waterfront Information (All campers are required to pass a swim test prior to using the pool or canoes.)

How well does your child swim? Not at all A little Average Very Well

Rate your child’s experience with canoeing:

Not at all A little Average Very Well

Lifeguards will be on duty during swimming and waterfront activities at all of our camps.

Please circle size preference for Camp T-Shirt: Youth Large Adult Small Adult Medium Adult Large Adult XL

**Please make Checks payable to Rusk County 4-H Leaders Council**

Camp Registration & Fees Due June 12, 2017 to:

Rusk County UW-Extension Office

311 Miner Avenue East – Suite S140

Ladysmith, WI 54848-1895

UW-Extension

Rusk County

Trails End Youth Camp

July 10-13, 2017

Trails End Camp Features:

Arts & Crafts

Nature & Science Exploration Team Challenges

Night Hikes & Night Games

Recreation Activities Swimming & Water Activities

Special Campfires Music & Dance

Canoe Trip Down Chippewa River

Older Youth Role Models Lots of FUN!

Enjoy outdoor adventure and fun at UW-Extension’s 2017 Trails End Camp. All Rusk

County youth are invited to participate and join in the adventure, fun and learning!

With the opportunity to make new friends and learn new skills, camp is guaranteed

to be a great time and a great deal! Youth participate in a wide variety of activities,

while under the care of high school aged youth leaders and adult volunteers who

have been screened and trained. Campers also have fun participating in teamwork

activities with youth and adult staff, volunteers and youth development professionals.

This is an overnight camp that is open to youth who just completed 3rd-7th grade.

Trails End Camp is located in Bruce, WI. To register, please complete the form on the

back and return to UW-Extension as indicated.

An EEO/AA employer, University of Wisconsin Extension pro-

vides equal opportunities in employment and programming,

including Title IX and ADA requirements. Please make re-

quests for reasonable accommodations to ensure equal access

to educational programs as early as possible preceding camp.

For more information about 2017 camp, contact

Cory DeWitt, Rusk County 4-H Youth Develop-

ment Educator at 715-532-2151.

This is a day for middle and high school aged females from Rusk

County. Throughout the day youth will participate in mini workshops

and presentations that focus on topics such as: Physical fitness and

maintaining good health, positive self body image, health relation-

ships, dating violence, dealing with stress, setting goals and much

more! Empower! Hope! Believe! Love! You’re Worth it!

WATCH FOR MORE INFORWATCH FOR MORE INFORWATCH FOR MORE INFORMATION COMING SOON! MATION COMING SOON! MATION COMING SOON!

Rusk County 4-H, March/April 2017 Page 5 Page 5

Saturday, April 22, 2017 10 am to 5 pm

North Cedar Academy—Ladysmith, WI

* Lunch and snacks provided!

* Free Professional Haircuts!

* Fun with Friends!

*Make new Friends!

Rusk County 4-H, March/April 2017 Page 6

Teen Court

Referrals include: -truancy -fighting/battery -vandalism -petty theft -possession of drug paraphernalia -underage drinking/drugs **Youth attend a session with a teen jury and receive sanc-

tions.

KnoW Alcohol Underage drinking/drug class; 7-8 hours that reduces, but doesn’t elimi-nate fine. Sanction of Teen Court, judge or health/human services.

Traffic Court

Referrals from law enforcement, DA & judge: -Speeding -Failure to keep vehicle under control -inattentive driving -driving without a license -possession of drug paraphernalia -underage drinking/drugs

**Youth attend a traffic conference, complete a driving essay,

write an essay and attend VIP.

Victim Impact Panel (VIP)

Referrals from counseling centers -Adults from community with Alcohol violations -Teens from traffic court **Held quarterly **Speakers include offenders & vic-tims of impaired driving

FOCUS Cognitive Decision Making Class -Parent and Youth attend together -3 hours -Goals, decision making -Sanction of teen court or referral from health/human services

Karrie Groothousen, RRYP Coordinator

[email protected]

715-532-2239

Rusk County 4-H, March/April 2017 Page 7

Project News

DAIRY

MAQA

March 5 at 7 pm @ S/Y Building

March 8 at 7 pm @ S/Y Building

Committee Meeting

April 5 at 7 pm @ S/Y Building

Lamb, Swine and Goat Weigh-In

April 29 from 9-10:30 am @ fairgrounds

DON’T FORGET TO SELL AND TURN

IN YOUR RAFFLE TICKETS!!!!!!!

LIVESTOCK

SMALL ANIMAL

Orientations/Education March 7 at 7 pm LEC - Game Birds

March 9 at 7 pm Small Conf. Room - Rabbits

March 11 at 1 pm LEC - Poultry

Get excited!

Look what’s coming to the fair on Saturday night!

Committee Meeting

March 7 (TUESDAY) @ 8 pm in LEC

Educational event will be re-

scheduled - stay tuned.

HORSE

March 12th at 6 pm - S/Y Building

Expo, Mine cleanup, Farm Show Demos

April 9th at5 pm - S/Y Building

Horse Camp & educational nights

RUSK COUNTY JR FAIR SHOOTING SPORTS

Monday, March 6 @ 6 pm

Bore Indicators & seal animal tracks

Monday, April 4 @ 6 pm

Range Safety Rules

Meetings held at Flambeau River Outfitters