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4-H Friday Newsletter - Friday, May 5, 2023

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Busy Bee's Pizza Fundraiser

Members of the Busy Bee’s made almost 700 pizzas for our fundraiser. - Submitted by Club Reporter, Leah M
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Market Livestock Judging Team

Several youth members are looking to create a Market Livestock judging team. If you are interested in participating please sign up here.  
The team will have a few practices and compete at the Area Animal Science Day contest. There are a couple of contest days and locations. Youth can indicate preferences on the sign-up form. Please complete the sign-up form by May 10th, so we can plan out practices and register for the contest!
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Club Community Service Opportunity- Galloway House & Village

There’s a busy season starting soon at the Historic Galloway House and Village in Fond du Lac! 

We’re lining up great events like our 67th Annual Ice Cream Social, Old-Fashioned Games Weekends, Trick or Treat in the Village, and more! Looking for a community service project? Come on over and help us set up for events, paint one of our historic buildings, help with kids’ crafts, or come up with your own idea to run past us. We have a wide variety of ways clubs can be involved; we can’t serve our community without awesome volunteers!
Volunteering is not the only opportunity for your clubs here. Are you ready for a cool field trip, complete with hands-on activities? Schedule one today! Trained docents will immerse your members in what life was like in our community around the turn of the century.

We have a lot to offer your club members, and we know 4-H members have a lot to offer us! We’re excited to partner with area 4-H clubs; please reach out at the contact information below or operations@fdlhistory.com to continue the conversation!

Thanks so very much for your time,
Gloria Nelson
Events and Operations Manager
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Cardboard Camp: Zoology

Does your child love animals? This camp youth will focus on creating animals from various materials such as cardboard boxes, paper towel tubes, paper plates, and more. By the end of the week, youth will have created a Zoo diorama they can take home! In addition to learning about the building process, youth will learn about the animals they create! 
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4-H Scholarships Due May 15 to Extension Office

A friendly reminder that scholarships are due to the office on May 15. All applications and forms can be found online: https://fonddulac.extension.wisc.edu/4h/awards-scholarships/. Youth are encouraged to apply and there are different requirements for the different scholarships. in 2022, one scholarship of $750 in memory of Allen Buechel will be awarded. This scholarship will continue to be offered in the future in his honor. Scholarship recipients will be recognized at the Fair Graduation Ceremony.  

Fashion Revue Registration Opened May 1

All 4-H members in the clothing, crocheting, knitting, Cloverbud, Consumer Savvy, and Exploring projects are invited to participate. Participants will be graded on the garment itself, their creativity in the project, and the overall appearance of the garment on the model. On the night of the event, please arrive wearing the garment that will be judged as youth will model the garment.

Foods Revue Registration Opened May 1

4-H members in Foods, Cloverbud, or Exploring projects plan a menu, prepare a food item, and present the menu and food item creatively through a table setting. Youth speak with a judge about the elements of menu planning and the food they have prepared. Various prizes are awarded. This year's theme is CHEESE! There are different categories to compete in.  For more details please visit: https://fonddulac.extension.wisc.edu/events-activities/ click on the Foods Revue Section. 
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May:
Fashion and Foods Revue Registration Opened May 1
Cloverbud Day Camp Planning Meeting
  • May 8, 5:00 pm, UWO Fond du Lac Campus  
Shooting Sports
  • May 9, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30, 5:30-7:30 pmIzaak Walton N6491 Co Rd K, Fond du Lac, WI 54937
Dog Project Meetings
  • May 11, 18, 25, Fairgrounds Cow Palace
  • Classes will start at 5:00pm for Beginners. 
  • Returning members should arrive at 5:45 pm.
Teen Leaders Association Meeting
  • May 22, 7:00 pm, Rolling Meadows Meeting Room & via Zoom
LEGO Club
  • May 23, 6:30 pm, UWO Fond du Lac Campus   
Memorial Day (Monday, May 29 ) - Office Closed   
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