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Page 2 Livestock
Page 3 Livestock/Fair
Page 4 Livestock Identification
Page 5 ID Help Sheet
Page 6 Omelet Brunch
Page 7 Opportunities
Page 8 This & That
Page 9 Leader Page
Club Meeting Dates
Page 10 Area Camp Registration
Page 11-12 Clover Kids
WHAT’S INSIDE:
FAYETTE COUNTY 4-H NEWS
Michele Kelly FAYETTE COUNTY EXTENSION County Youth Coordinator [email protected] 563-425-3331
The 12th annual Omelet Brunch will be held on Sunday, March 16 with serving from 9
am-1 pm in the Dance Pavilion located on the Fayette County Fairgrounds. By now, I
hope each of you have sold the tickets that were sent to you in the mail. Advance tickets
price is $7 or tickets can be purchased at the door for $8. Menu this year will include
made-to-order omelet, pancakes, applesauce, coffee and milk. A silent item auction will
also take place during the brunch with winners of the items announced around 1:15 p.m.
Please realize that selling tickets to this once a year fundraiser and supporting the item
auction is very important as all monies raised benefit each member’s program develop-
ment fee and future support from the Extension Council will be based on this year’s tick-
et sales.
Michele Kelly, CYC
Fayette County Extension, 201 East Clark, P.O. Box 700, Fayette IA 52142 | 563-425-3331 | OFFICE HOURS 8 AM—4:30 PM
LEARN MORE AT WWW.EXTENSION.IASTATE.EDU/4H/FAYETTE
Feb 28-Mar 1 Fayette County Lock-in—9 pm—7 am Mar 8 New Member Meeting—10-Noon — Extension Office Mar 8 County Council Bingo—2 pm—Maple Crest Mar 13 4-H Foundation Meeting—7 pm—Extension Office Mar 15 Omelet Brunch Setup—2-4 pm— Fairgrounds Mar 16 Omelet Brunch—9 am—1 pm—Fairgrounds Mar 17 Clover Kids Pirate Day registrations due to Extension Office Mar 20 Region 4 Youth Dev Committee Meeting—Dairy Center, Calmar Mar 23 DC Planning—2 pm—United Methodist Church, West Union Mar 29 State 4-H Recognition Day—Ames Mar 29 Clover Kids Pirate Day—9:30-3:30 pm—Extension Office Apr 4-10 Citizenship Trip to Washington D.C. Apr 5 Swine Weigh-in—8-10 am—FFA Shop, North Fayette Valley Apr 6-12 National 4-H Volunteer Week Apr 12 Bingo—2 pm—Maple Crest Apr 15 Pinebluff Camp Registrations & Camp Counselor apps due Apr 15 Broiler Project registrations due Apr 18 FSQA Training—9-11 am—Extension Office Apr 18 FSQA Testing—1-3 pm—Extension Office Apr 22 Dog Obedience Meeting—7 pm—Extension Office Apr 24 STEM Hub Festival—4-7 pm—NICC, Calmar Apr 27 County Council Mtg & Ditch Pick-up—1:30 pm—Ext Office
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
4-H PLEDGE
I PLEDGE MY HEAD TO CLEARER THINKING, MY HEART TO GREATER LOYALTY, MY HANDS TO LARGER SERVICE,
AND MY HEALTH TO BETTER LIVING, FOR MY CLUB, MY COMMUNITY, MY COUNTRY, AND MY WORLD.
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4-H groups and FFA Chapters are invited to partici-
pate in the Farm Bureau Region 6 Ag Challenge.
The Ag Challenge will be Monday, March 24, 6 pm,
at the NICC Dairy Center at Calmar. The Ag Chal-
lenge will test students' knowledge of agriculture
and Farm Bureau. Refreshments will be served. To
register, or if you have questions, you may email
Theresa Voshell at [email protected], call
the Farm Bureau office in Fayette at 563-425-3383,
fax the Farm Bureau office at 563-425-4353, or
send a letter. We look forward to hearing from you,
and to a fun evening of competition.
A rabbit workshop is being offered on March 29 from 9 am—noon at the Youth Building (Blue Building) on the Bremer County Fairgrounds in Waverly. The day will begin with making a carrier to hold your rabbit and you’ll progress through stations learning about nutrition for rabbits, how to care for them and what showmanship involves. Each member may bring one rabbit and have it judged by a certified rabbit judge. The cost of the workshop is $10 plus materials to make the carrier of your choice. Make checks payable and send registrations to Butler County Exten-sion, 320 N. Main St., Allison, IA 50602 by March 7. Name__________________________Age________________________
County_________________________ Club_______________________
Contact number_____________________________________________
I will be making a carrier ___ YES _____NO
Check one: Single carrier 8x16= $17_____ Double carrier 16x20=$29_____
Small Triple Carrier 12x24= $29_____ Large Triple Carrier 16x24= $33.50_____
I will be bringing a rabbit to be judged ___YES ____NO
RABBIT WORKSHOPS
The Northeast Iowa 4-H & FFA Rabbit Workshop will be Saturday, March 8 at the Strawberry Point Civic Center from 9 am –1 pm. Once again, rabbits will be for sale by area breeders, there will be hands on sessions, along with speakers covering the following topics: preparing for the show, how to show rabbits and what the judges are looking for, health care and feeding of rabbits, rabbit equipment and showmanship do’s and don’ts. Coats Farm Rabbitry & Equipment will hold a “make your own rabbit carrier” session. Those members wanting to participate in the carrier building session will need to call Randy & Bobbi Coats to reserve your supplies before February 28. Call Randy at 515-231-4783 and leave a message or email their new email at [email protected] Sizes of carriers are as follows:
Single carrier 8x16= $17 Double carrier 16x20=$29 Small Triple Carrier 12x24= $29 (for small breeds) Large Triple Carrier 16x24= $33.50 for large breeds) Questions on this workshop or if you would like a booth to display/sell your rabbits contact Kelly at 563-933-
6561 or the Clayton County Extension Office at 563-245-1451.
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Volunteers are needed for Little Hands on the Farm at the Iowa State Fair. The pro-gram provides children ages 2 to 10 the chance to get involved with agriculture as farmers on this mock farm. They plant and harvest products, earn money at the market for their work, and then buy food at the grocery store. Little Hands on the Farm is open daily from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and would need to be staffed from 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. each day. Each day is di-vided into three shifts. Volunteers would receive one admission ticket, one vehicle permit and a Little Hands on the Farm volunteer t-shirt. Contact Emily Brewer; [email protected]; Iowa State Fair; 515/262-3111 ext. 244 to sign up for a shift.
MISSION STATEMENT 4-H EMPOWERS YOUTH TO REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL WORKING
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MAY 15TH REMINDERS
The Fayette County t-shirt design contest is open to all county 4-H and FFA members. The shirts will be green with white lettering this year. The design must have the year 2014 and the 4-H & FFA words or symbols and fit on an 8 1/2 by 11 sheet of paper.
Please write your name on the back of your entry and turn it into the Extension Office by May 15. Contest winners will receive a free t-shirt or $5.
A copy of registration papers must be turned into the Exten-sion Office by May 15 for all animals showing in registered classes.
All breeding animals and those not identified at a weigh-in must be ID’d using the 4-H Online process or returning paper copies to the office by 4:30 pm
Share-a-Project forms are due by May 15 for those individuals who will be showing livestock they do not own. Forms are available on the web and from the Extension Office. Each exhibitor is allowed 2 animals per species.
Testing out is an option and is based on current grade. Youth in grades 7-9 will have the option of attending a training every year or completing a test which will certify them until they reach the 10th grade.
Youth in grades 10-12 have the option of attending a training every year or completing a test which will certify them until they turn 20.
A testing date has been set for Friday, April 18 from 1-3 pm for youth showing any livestock at the Iowa State Fair or swine at the county fair.
Livestock & Fair Information
FAIR TSHIRT DESIGN CONTEST
ONLINE FAIRBOOK FAIR ENTRIES FSQA TRAINING
The 4-H section of the fairbook will be online soon. If you would like a hard copy of a specific area contact the Extension Office. Complete fairbooks will not be mailed.
Fair entries are due to the Exten-sion Office by 4:30 pm on June 16.
FSQA training for those youth showing any livestock at the Iowa State Fair or swine at the county fair will be held Friday, April 18 from 9-11 am at the Fayette Coun-ty Extension Office.
FSQA TESTING
BROILER PROJECT
Plans are underway for the 7th annual Live Broiler Project open to Fayette County 4-H and FFA members. Registra-
tion forms for the broiler project can be found in this month’s newsletter and also on the Fayette County 4-H website.
Enrollment deadline is April 15. Youth participating in the broiler project need to obtain their own sponsors. Sponsor-
ship this year is $30.
COMMUNICATIONS DAY 2014
Communications Day will be here before we know it. The event will take place on Tuesday, July 8 at the United Methodist Church in Fayette beginning at 9 am. Share the Fun, Educational Presentations, Working Exhibits, Cloth-ing Selection, Fashion Revue, $15 Challenge along with Food and Nutrition Fair foods and place settings will be judged throughout the day. Entries will be made available to leaders at an upcoming leaders meeting.
4-H PLEDGE
I PLEDGE MY HEAD TO CLEARER THINKING, MY HEART TO GREATER LOYALTY, MY HANDS TO LARGER SERVICE,
AND MY HEALTH TO BETTER LIVING, FOR MY CLUB, MY COMMUNITY, MY COUNTRY, AND MY WORLD.
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Livestock Identification
UPCOMING MARKET WEIGH-INS
The Market Swine Weigh-in will be held Saturday, April 5 from 8-11 am at the North Fayette Valley Shop located on
the north side of the school (NOTE LOCATION CHANGE)
The Market Sheep/Meat Goat Weigh-in will be held on Saturday, May 3 from 8-11 a.m. at the Fayette County Fair-
grounds.
More information about the weigh-ins will be sent directly to club leaders and youth enrolled in the project areas.
LIVESTOCK ID’S
ANIMAL ID LIMITS
Below are numbers from the State 4-H Office about the number of animals you may ID in 4-H Online. Remember,
these are the number of animals you may identify, not the number of animals you may show at the Fayette County
Fair. Please refer to the Fayette County Fairbook for the number you may show at the fair.
Breeding Beef—10 Dog—4 Poultry—30 Swine—40
Market Beef—10 Horse—5 Rabbits—30
Dairy Cattle—20 Meat Goats (weighed in) — 10 Sheep (weighed in) —30
Livestock identification will be done through 4-H Online (https://iowa.4honline.com/) for breeding beef, horses, dairy,
dairy goats, dogs and breeding sheep. Identification is due in 4-H Online by Thursday, May 15. To enter non-weigh in
species, you will need to login to your 4-H Online family record and add the needed information to the Animal tab for
each member’s record. Weigh-in animals will be entered by county Extension staff after the weigh-in. It will be the re-
sponsibility of the member to log into 4-H Online to verify that all information is correct for State Fair animals. Infor-
mation that is not verified by the member will be locked and will not be able to be changed after May 15.
Dairy, dairy goats, breeding meat goats, horses and dogs that were ID’d last year may be re-entered with the click of a
button!
A help form is included with this newsletter. If you have questions about the process, please feel free to contact the
Fayette County Extension Office.
SAVESAVE ENTERING LIVESTOCK ID’S ONLINE IS EASY! HERE’S HOW:
Log in to 4-H Online Log at https://iowa.4honline.com Enter family email address and password. This will take you to
the member list which includes all of your family members enrolled in 4-H: members and leaders.
Click “Edit” to the right of the member listed. You will then be sent to that member’s Personal Information Screen.
On this screen, click on the box that says Animals/Livestock and go to your animal ID screen.
If you identified any dairy cattle, dairy
goats, horses, breeding meat goats or dogs
last year, those animals will be listed at the
bottom of the animal list screen and may be
reactivated.
Photos
Horse photos are required to be uploaded
for ID purposes. You may also upload pho-
tos of your dairy cattle and dogs.
You will then see a drop down box any previously entered animals listed in a manner similar to the picture. Select the animal
you want to enter and click the add button (hidden in photo by drop down).
Note: Youth will not be able to enter market weigh-in
animals (beef, sheep, swine). This information will be
entered by county staff. All market animals being
shown at the Iowa State Fair will need to be verified
after this has been completed. Please refer to the
Livestock Verification Help Sheet for more information
on this process.
This will take you to the corresponding entry screen for your animal. Note that some selections will activate extra entry
fields. (Example: selecting Registered will in some cases show a Breed drop down box. Enter the information requested and
click the save button. All animal ID’s must be submitted no later than May 15, 11:59 p.m.
Questions??? Contact the Fayette County Extension Office 563-425-3331 or email Judy at [email protected] or
visit the website at http://www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/page/4honline-information-families-and-leaders
MISSION STATEMENT 4-H EMPOWERS YOUTH TO REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL WORKING
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OMELET BRUNCH
The 2014 Fayette County Omelet Brunch will be held on Sunday, March 16 with serving from 9 am-1 pm in
the Dance Pavilion located on the Fayette County Fairgrounds. Menu consists of made to order omelet, pan-
cakes, applesauce, milk and coffee. Price is $7 in advance or $8 at the door. Preschool and under eat for free.
Three (3) tickets have been sent to each enrolled 4-H member. If you would like additional tickets to sell,
contact the Fayette County Extension Office. Support in selling advanced tickets is very important and re-
member support from the Extension Council in the 2014-15 year will be based on this year’s omelet brunch
sales.
Wanted for Omelet Brunch: Empty squeezable containers, such as pancake bottles or ketchup bottles.
Omelet Brunch Worker Schedule
Each club is asked to have at least 5 people (youth and/or
adults) in attendance to help. Please dress nicely by wear-
ing a 4-H shirt and have long hair tied back.
Saturday, March 15—2-4 pm (set up Dance Pavilion)
Scott Hot Shots
Arlington Ignitors
Sunday, March 16 (clear tables, fill drink cups, empty
garbage, clear tables, help wherever needed)
9-10 am Fayette County Hoofbeats
Fayette County Shooting Sports
Banks Go Getters
10-11 am Oelwein Cool Clovers
Fayette Firecrackers
11-noon Auburn Town and Country
Harlan Fremont
Windsor Sparkplugs
Noon-1 pm Eden Outer Limits
Fremont Friends
Harlan NRG
1 pm-2pm (Clean up) Bethel Generators
Pleasant Valley Sharpshooters
Eldorado Eagles
Silent Basket Auction
A silent basket auction will be held during
the Omelet Brunch with money going toward
the 4-H program development fee. Each
club is asked by members of the Youth De-
velopment Committee to bring a basket.
Suggestions include theme baskets, items
made by club members, or gift certificates.
The opening bid on all baskets will be $15.
Clubs not providing a silent basket will be
assessed a $25 fee. All baskets must be at
the Dance Pavilion by 9 am on Sunday,
March 16 or to the Extension Office by 4:30
pm on Friday, March 14. Space will be lim-
ited on the tables. Basket items must be dis-
played with in the 2 foot spacing indicated
on the table.
MISSION STATEMENT 4-H EMPOWERS YOUTH TO REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL WORKING
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CAMP COUNSELORS NEEDED
“Ticket to Success” is the confer-ence theme and the dates are June 24-26 for a great three-day adventure at ISU for Iowa’s youth. Cost is $175 per person. This is the same fee for both youth and adults and covers 2 nights of lodg-ing, 7 meals, 3 keynote speakers, transportation for workshops and community service, facility rental, 2 dances, and a t-shirt, among other supports and services. Mark your calendar now!
If you are interested in being a camp counselor this summer at Pinebluff 4-H camp, contact the Fayette County Extension Office for an application. Applications are due to the Allamakee County Ex-tension Office by April 15.
Join Michele and members of the County 4-H Council during a “New” member meeting being held on Saturday, March 8 from 10 am-noon at the Fayette County Exten-sion Office. Parents are encour-aged to attend and bring along any questions you may have and get them answered.
Opportunities
IOWA YOUTH CONFERENCE NEW MEMBER MEETING
NORTHEAST IOWA STEM FESTIVAL
A family STEM festival with hands on fun while exploring Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics! Families from school districts throughout Northeast Iowa will be making their way to Calmar on Thursday, April 24, to drive robots, play with tornadoes and even pilot flight simulators at the second annual Northeast Iowa Family STEM Festival. This free event, takes place at the Northeast Iowa Community College (NICC) Wilder Business Center from 4:00-7:30 pm, will offer students a unique opportunity to explore the wonders of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) through hands-on experi-ments and activities provided. The 40+ exhibitors include STEM Community Champions across Iowa. Hosted by the Northeastern Iowa Regional STEM Hub at the University of Northern Iowa, the Northeast Iowa Family STEM Festi-val is a FREE event for students and their families from Allamakee, Central, Clayton Ridge, Decorah Community, Eastern Allama-kee, Edgewood-Colesburg, Fredericksburg, Howard-Winneshiek, MFL Mar-Mac, Nashua-Plainfield, New Hampton, North Fayette Valley, North Winneshiek, Oelwein, Postville, Riceville, South Winneshiek, Starmont, Turkey Valley, and West Central community school districts. “We are so excited to be able to offer this second annual STEM festival for our families in Northeast Iowa,” said James Hoelscher, Northeast Regional STEM Hub Manager. “These festivals have reached out to upper elementary and middle school students and opened their eyes to the world of possibilities that STEM can bring them.” "I really loved participating as an exhibitor in the Northeast Iowa Family STEM Festival last year," Said Darian Everding, a student at the University of Northern Iowa. "It was really inspiring to see how involved the kids would be trying to learn how to fly a plane on the flight simulator we had. They had such a sense of wonder and curiosity that is just heartwarming." The Northeast Iowa Family STEM Festival is a collaborative partnership between NICC, Winneshiek County Development, Inc., Keystone Area Education Agency, Iowa Works, Upper Explorerland Regional Council of Governments, Iowa State Extension and Outreach, the Northeast Iowa Business Network and the Northeast Iowa Regional STEM Hub at the University of Northern Iowa. Headquartered at UNI, the Northeast STEM Hub joins the university’s STEM education community in supporting STEM programs for teachers and students in Iowa. For more information about this or other STEM events, visit neiowastem.com or call Stefani Keller at (319)273-7398 or email her at [email protected]
4-H PLEDGE
I PLEDGE MY HEAD TO CLEARER THINKING, MY HEART TO GREATER LOYALTY, MY HANDS TO LARGER SERVICE,
AND MY HEALTH TO BETTER LIVING, FOR MY CLUB, MY COMMUNITY, MY COUNTRY, AND MY WORLD.
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This & That
The final meeting for those going to Washington DC will be held on Sunday, March 23
from 2-4 pm at
United Methodist Church in West Union. 3-5 minute presentations will be given by the following from Fayette County 4-H members: Dillon Lee, Ashley Baumler and Nathan Arthur, Mary Scott and Katie Stewart, Cole Spain, Piper
Siblik and Kollin Brownell .
Application forms for two $250
Fayette County 4-H scholarships
will be arriving in graduating senior
mailboxes soon and is also availa-
ble on the county website http://
www.extension.iastate.edu/
fayette/4h
This scholarship application is due
to the Extension Office by March
15 with a 200 word or less letter of
recommendation from your club
leader and one other non-relative.
County Council members will be playing bingo with Maple Crest residents on March 8 from 2-3 p.m.
County 4-H Council will not meet in March due to helping set up and helping at the Omelet Brunch.
COUNTY COUNCIL FAYETTE COUNTY SCHOLARSHIPS CITIZENSHIP MEETING
Several clubs have been asking for
the both measurements in the 4-H
building. Booths on the north wall
for 12 ft x 9 ft 6 in., and the center
booths are 7 ft 8 in x 9 ft 8 in.
Although the 4-H year is under-
way, did you know that you can
still recruit new members? That’s
right, keep recruiting throughout
the year. If you have any ques-
tions contact the Extension Office.
Old road maps from all states and cardboard tubes of all sizes are needed for Pine Bluff 4-H camp being held this summer.
WANTED FOR PINEBLUFF KEEP RECRUITING CLUB BOOTH SIZE
IOWA 4-H HALL OF FAME
The Iowa 4-H Youth Development Program and the Iowa 4-H Foundation are sponsoring the 12th annual 4-H Hall of Fame at the Iowa State Fair to recognize volunteers and staff who have exhibited outstanding service to the 4-H pro-gram. The individual or couple that your county selects automatically becomes a member of the State 4-H Hall of Fame. There is no additional selection process at the state level. The 4-H Hall of Fame is an opportunity for counties to have their outstanding volunteers or staff recognized at the state level. Information about the 2014 Hall of Fame and the 2014 selection form are available at https://
www.extension.iastate.edu/4H/restrict/halloffame.htm. The deadline for names, accompanying biographies, contact
information, and photos is May 30
WANT TO KNOW MORE? FIND US AT: EXTENSION.IASTATE.EDU/4H/FAYETTE
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Arlington Ignitors: March 9, 6:30 pm, Hayes home
Auburn Town & Country:
Banks Go Getters: March 9, 1 pm
Bethel Generators: March 9, 7 pm, Hawkeye Legion
Dover Clovers:
Dynamite Clovers: March 9, 4 pm, Maynard Community Hall
Eden Outer Limits: March 9, 11 am, Waucoma Community Center
Eldorado Eagles:
Fayette Co. 4-H Hoofbeats:
Fayette Clovers: March 9, 2 pm, Extension Office
Fayette Firecrackers: March 9, 2 pm, Extension Office
Fremont Friends: March 9, 11 am, Pagel’s
Harlan Fremont: March 9, 7:30 pm, Community Hall
Harlan NRG: March 9, 4-7 pm, Westgate Community Room
Oelwein Cool Clovers:
Pleasant Valley Sharpshooters: March 9, 4 pm, Elgin Legion
Scott Hot Shots & Clover Kids: March 16, Omelet Brunch
Sewing Club:
Shooting Sports:
Windsor Sparkplugs: March 2, 7 pm, Hawkeye Legion Hall
CLUB MEETINGS
Leaders
PROGRAM BOOKS JUDGES TRAINING—MARCH 15
Participants completing training will be eligible to submit an Iowa 4-H Judge’s Preference Form with their contact in-formation and be added to the Iowa 4-H Judge’s database, should they desire to judge 4-H non-livestock classes. Some prior life experiences, hobbies, certifica-tions and/or expertise in elected project areas are expected. De-grees are not required. If you are interested please let Michele know as more information will become available soon.
Interested in becoming a 4-H judge for the upcoming fair season? If so, I encourage you to attend an upcoming training being held on March 15 at Hawkeye Community College – Tama Hall from 8:30 am–1:30 pm . Cost $50 which in-cludes lunch, refreshments and materials. Registration deadline is March 3.
Leaders were sent via email a
copy of the 2013-14 club program
book. The Extension Office
MUST have a copy of your pro-
gram book for insurance pur-
poses. The following clubs
need to turn in program book —
Auburn Town & Country, Dover CK, Dy-
namite CK, Eldorado Eagles, Oelwein
Cool Clovers.
Region 4: 4-H Summer Camps
At Pinebluff 4-H Camp
near Decorah
Iowa State University Extension & Outreach 4-H in Northeast Iowa
Junior 4-H Camp
Imagine, explore, inspire!
4th—6th Graders, $65.00 (Fayette Co. $55)
Intermediate 4-H Camp
Charting your course for
adventure
7th — 8th Graders, $80.00 (Fayette Co. $70)
Are you ready to explore that inner voice inside
of you? Are you ready to inspire others with
your imagination? Join old and new 4-H friends
in 2 days and 1 night of hiking, river exploration,
campfire songs, games and time to relax. We
will share our inspirations and create art to be
donated to the community and explore our tal-
ents in working exhibits. Let the great outdoors
and inspiration of friends help unleash your im-
agination, inspiration and creativity! Register
through your county extension office. Camp t-
shirt included!
Chart your own course for adventure with old
friends and new as you find your adventure in night
hikes and exploration of the Upper Iowa River. Join
us for 3 days and 2 nights of: mapping the constel-
lations under the night sky; mapping the river as
you cruise with friends; GPS & Geocaching; and
map art and other projects. There will be extra time
with friends to watch a movie, dance and join in
campfire songs in the natural setting at Pinebluff.
Join the fun! Register through your county exten-
sion office. Camp t-shirt included!
Cancellation Policy: If a camper cancels his/her registration prior to the April 15 deadline, the camp registration fee will be fully refunded. If a
camper cancels after the April 15 registration deadline, they will receive a refund only if another camper is available to fill the open spot.
NE IA Area 4-H Camp Registration-Due April 15th To Register for Camp... Complete the registration form and
send it with your camp fee to your
county extension office. Space is lim-
ited, and all registrations and fees are
due by Tuesday, April 15 or until camps
are full. After April 15, $10 will be
added to any late camper registra-
tion fee.
For more information contact Sue Ped-
erson at 563-568-6345 or speder-
Contact your county extension office for
more information on camperships as
some counties help defray camp costs
and policies on reimbursement dif-
fer. Additional camp information
will be sent to you after May 15.
County: __________________________
Camper Name:
________________________________
Gender: M F
Grade: 4 5 6 7 8
Parent/Guardian:
________________________________
Address: _________________________
Town, Zip: ________________________
Day Phone: _______________________
Cell Phone: _______________________
Email Address: ____________________
Camper Shirt Size:
YS YM YL Adult: S M L XL
I am registering for the follow-
ing camp (“x” one):
_____ June 9 - 10 Junior
Camp (4 - 6 Grade), all
counties.
_____ June 12 - 13 Junior
Camp (4 - 6 Grade), all
counties.
_____ June 17 -19 Intermedi-
ate Camp, (7-8 Grade), all
counties.
Registration and fee due
Tuesday, April 15 to your
county extension office.
Registrations Due April 15!
CLOVER KIDS CONNECTION FIND US AT: EXTENSION.IASTATE.EDU/4H/FAYETTE
Dear Clover Kids,
The annual Clover Kids day will be held on Saturday, March 29. Participants, who are current kindergarten-3rd
grade students will have the opportunity to “Batten down the hatches” when they attend the annual Clover Kids
Pirate Day being held from 9:30 am-3:30 pm at the Extension Office. Pre-registration for the event, along with
a $10 fee covers lunch and all supplies. Registration deadline will be Monday, March 17, to the Extension Office.
Doors will open at 9:15 am with activities starting at 9:30 am. Mark your calendar and plan to join in on the fun!
Cloverly, Michele Kelly, County Youth Coordinator
CLOVER KIDS CONNECTION FIND US AT: EXTENSION.IASTATE.EDU/4H/FAYETTE