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4-H Community Clubs
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Bayfield county has 9 active 4-H Community Clubs spread out throughout the county. These clubs are made up of youth members (K-12) and adult leaders that usually live in the same geographic area or town. They hold regular meetings year round that are led by certified adult leaders from the community and elected youth officers. Clubs often focus on sommunity service activities, youth leaderhship, and group learning experiences. In addition, youth choose the projects that interest them and work on hands on learning throughout the 4-H year (September-October), usually with the support of a certified adult project leader. Many members in community clubs showcase their project work at the Bayfield County Fair in August.
Club Name | Focus Community | Meeting Information | Leader Contact Information |
Clover Valley | Cornucopia, Herbster, Red Cliff, Bayfield | Cornucopia Community Center | Seeking organizational leader. |
Drummond Explorers | Drummond, Cable | Drummond Public Library– 1st Monday of each month, 5:45pm | Kelli Tuttle bluestemforest@cheqnet.net |
Friendly Valley | Washburn, Bay View | Washburn Public Library– 1st Monday of each month, 5:30pm | Dede Maki |
Gitche Gumee | Iron River & Oulu | The Oulu Workshop– Wednesdays at 7pm |
Cindy Luzzatto (mustangclb@yahoo.com) or Peggy Golly (wmgolly@cheqnet.net) |
Great Divide | Grand View | Grand View Town Hall– Last Sunday of the month 2pm | Heather Kinnunen (wisconsinwriter@gmail.com) |
Ino Valley | Ino, Keystone | Keystone Town Hall– Last week of the month | Glory Bizub (hobbyshop@yahoo.com or 715-746-2311) |
Pine Creek | Mason, Moquah | Moquah Town Hall– 3rd Tuesday of the month, 6pm | Caloney Mesik or Amanda Tutor |
Whispering Pines | Port Wing | South Shore School- (2nd Wednesday of each month, 5:30pm) | Marla Lahti |
Contact Ian Meeker at ian.meeker@wisc.edu or Kaylie Lukas at kaylie.lukas@wisc.edu for more information on 4-H Clubs in your area.
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