Miami County 4-H Clubs— Union and Monroe Townships Club Name Contact Projects Union Township: Rockin’ M Tammy Swartz Horses, Horseless Horse, Rabbits, Arts, Misc. Union Twp. Meat Producers Becky Ebersole Beef, goats, sheep, swine M-U Footprints Kristie Thomas Beef, dairy, goats, poultry, sheep, swine, food/ nutrition FCS Misc. Monroe Township: Button Buddies Carol Battson Cloverbuds, arts, clothing, food/ nutrition, health/ family, Misc. Hares & Stuff Cynthia Grube Cloverbuds, rabbits, clothing, photography, food/nutrition, Horseless Horse, Misc. Classy Canines Teresa Cook Dogs Hoofstock Kristina Walsh Beef, swine, chick- ens, goats Galloping Gauchos Mary Ann Weber Horses Miami County 4-H Clubs— Concord, Troy and Staunton Club Name Contact Projects Concord Township: Concord Odds & Ends Maxine Fausey Cloverbuds, arts, food/nutrition, health/family, nat- ural resources, photography, self- determined Just 4 Fun Allison Clark Cloverbuds, Beef, dairy, goats, poul- try, rabbits, sheep, swine, Misc. Lucky Horse Shoes Kelly Berry Horses, Horseless Horse, Troy Township: Leprechauns Deb Huelskamp Clothing, food/ nutrition, health/ family, Misc. Hare Raisers Mike Spilizewski Rabbits, FCS Misc. United 4-H Teens Jennifer Delaplane Group and Individ- ual Leadership projects Staunton Township: Mane Express Mandi Lane Horses, Cloverbuds Saddle Up Noelle Mumpower- Davis Horses Society’s Blazing Broncos Karen Freiberger Horses Miami County 4-H Clubs— Bethel and Newton Townships Adapted from 4-H Clubs by School District brochures developed by Patty House, O.S.U. Clark County, Extension Educator, 4-H Youth Development OSU Extension, Miami County 201 W. Main St. Troy, OH 45373 Phone: 937-440-3945 Fax: 937-440-3551 Website: miami.osu.edu Join A Club near you! Club Name Contact Projects Bethel Township: All About Animals Teresa Newton Beef, dairy, sheep, poultry Ride On 4-H Club Dayna Cocca Horses, poultry Hoofin’ It Don Black Poultry, swine, goats, shooting sports, gardening, welding, carpentry, bees, small engine, farm mechanics Bethel Bunnies and Livestock Janice Wise Beef, steers, dairy, poultry, rabbit, sheep, goats, swine, (all animals) NewtonTownship: Newton Blue Ribbon Live- stock Diane Miller Cloverbuds, beef, dairy, goats, poultry, rabbits, sheep, swine, arts, food & nutrition Miami Co. Trapshooting Club Larry Ratcliff Shooting sports, Misc. Rock-N– Rabbits Jolene Naff Rabbits Miami Valley Showmen Jessica Peake Swine, goats, chicken
The answers to Miami County 4-H—How to, Who can, and What I Can do!
How Do You Benefit From 4-H?
Real World Application of Science, Engineering and Technology Skills
Career Exploration and Work Skills for Success
Community Service Experience
Personal Goal Achievements
Positive Time with “Family” and Friends
What Is The Best
Way To Find A 4-H Club?
Start with Clubs in Your Community.
Review the Club List (following) to find a Club that offers subjects in which you are interested. (If you don’t see your subject listed with a specific club, ask the Volunteer when calling for details.)
Call the 4-H Club Volunteer listed to find out When, Where and How Often the Club meets.
For more information concerning 4-H in Miami County —visit www.miami.osu.edu.
Would You Like to Become A 4-H Volunteer?? Learn How— Call 937-440-3945.
Who Can Join 4-H? (age as of January 1st)
Cloverbuds: Youth age 5 and in Kindergarten through 2nd grade. (Non-competitive group activities!)
Project members: Youth age 8 and in 3rd grade or age 9 regardless of grade level to age 18.
How Can You Join?
Contact a club in your area to join or start your own club. Join ANYTIME, but by the last Friday in March to be able to take advantage of all 4-H opportunities including participation in Jr. Fair.
What Can You Do in 4-H?
Learn By Doing Projects… more than 200 to choose from including rock-ets, electricity, cats, dogs, fishing, livestock, photography, bicycle, fitness and MORE!
Develop Life Skills… leadership, communi-cation, responsibility, time management, teamwork through club and community 4-H experiences.
Make Friends and Memories… at 4-H camp, clinics, workshops, trips, the Fair and in your 4-H CLUB!
What Does 4-H Cost?
County Activity Fee: $10.00 per member.
Projects: Minimum $6.00 project book fee with additional costs for supplies, equipment, resource guides, etc.
Miami County 4-H Clubs—Newberry, Washington, Springcreek and Brown Townships
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