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4-H Super Saturday Schedule

10:00am Registration/Exhibits Open

10:10am Welcome!

10:15am Session 1

11:15am Lunch/Visit Exhibits

11:30am Recognition of Volunteers & Youth,

Door Prizes

12:00pm Session 2

1:00pm Packets Distributed

Ottawa County 4-H Family Newsletter Winter 2017 Edition

OSU EXTENSION OTTAWA COUNTY

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Ohio 4-H Conference….. Page 2

2017 4-H Camp………… Page 3

Super Saturday…..…….. Page 7

Jan-Mar Calendar……… Page 14

4-H STAFF Kathy Booher 4-H Educator

[email protected]

Melissa Wright 4-H Program Assistant

[email protected]

4-H Super Saturday Join us as we kick off the 2017 year at 4-H Super Saturday! The event is free to all 4-H

volunteers, families and potential members. Super Saturday will be held on Saturday,

January 28, 2017 from 10am to 1pm at Trinity UCC in Elliston. Sessions and activities will

include:

• 4-H volunteer & youth recognition

• Break-out sessions (see pg. 6 for details)

• Livestock Quality Assurance & Policy 1.50 training

• Door Prizes

• Lunch will be provided!

• Exhibitors include 4-H camps, Jr. Fair Program, Project Resources, Shooting Sports,

Horse Program, Junior Leadership, CARTEENS, Health & Nutrition, Safety, Sea

Grant/NOAA, Sr. Fairboard, Soil and Water Conservation District, Cultivate the Clover, &

Financial Well-Being

All families in attendance will receive a 4-H memento and each youth will receive a

voucher for one 4-H project book FREE for 2017. Listed below is the agenda for the

day. Please call the OSU Extension office at (419) 898-3631 by Wednesday, January 25th

to register! We are excited to kick off the new year and we look forward to seeing what

4-H can do for you in 2017!!

*Jr. Leadership will also be selling hot chocolate & coffee during the event*

Winter 2017 OTTAWA COUNTY 4-H FAMILY NEWSLETTER

The 2017 Ohio 4-H Conference will take place at the Greater Columbus Convention Center on Saturday, March 11, 2017.

This event is designed to bring together 4-H volunteers and teens from across the State of Ohio. The objective of this event

is to learn together and from each other in order to improve our abilities to deliver the Ohio 4-H Program to its members.

We truly believe that these educational selections offer something for everyone, and have the ability to satisfy every taste

and need. There will be nearly 150 sessions with varying topics to choose from. If you are interested in attending, please

return the registration form to the Extension Office by Monday, February 6th. Sessions are on a first come, first served

basis so it is important that we receive your registration on time. Registration fees will be paid for by the Ottawa

County 4-H Committee.

Seniors in high school are busy looking ahead and making plans for their future. If college is something that is in the plans of

these seniors, we have something that will help them.

The following scholarships are available to 4-H members in our county:

• 4-H Advisory Committee sponsors two $500 scholarships

• 4-H Endowment Committee sponsors two scholarships, one for $1000 and one for $500

• Jr. Leadership Club sponsors two scholarships, one for $750 and one for $500

• Carteens sponsors two $250 scholarships

• 4-H Horse Advisory sponsors two $250 scholarships

• Ottawa County Agriculture Community Breakfast Committee offers scholarships with allotment dependent on donations to

scholarship fund.

Applications will be posted on February 1st on our website; www.ottawa.osu.edu. We strongly encourage seniors in high

school to complete them. Please be aware of the criteria and the deadline for applications is March 1! If you have any questions,

let us know. Good luck!

Ohio 4-H Week

The 2017 Ohio 4-H Week will be observed

statewide, March 5 – 11. We encourage you

to show your 4-H pride by showcasing and

showing individuals your pins, projects,

awards and t-shirts.

4-H promotional supplies are available to

display in your school or community. If you

are interested, please contact the Extension

Office.

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New to 4-H? Project Ideas for Our Youngest Members

See the following in the 2017 4-H Family

Guide for more project details!

91 Discovering 4-H…………..……..................8

173 Horseless Horse……………........………11

216 Purr-fect Pals, Level 1………………........9

244 From Airedales to Zebras, Level 1…..…13

409 Sew Fun………………………………..…14

410 Fun with Clothes……………………........14

459 Let’s Start Cooking…………………........17

484 Snack Attack!..........................................18

490 Science Fun with Dairy Foods…….........23

493 Science Fun with Kitchen Chemistry…..23

502 Science Fun with Flight…………….........22

517 Bicycling for Fun, Level 1………….........22

531 Science Fun with Electricity……….........23

College Scholarships

Cultivate the Clover of Ottawa County

Dinner & Auction The 2016 Cultivate the Clover of Ottawa County Dinner &

Auction took place on Saturday, November 5th at Camp

Perry. They were able to raise $14,000 to support 4-H

programming efforts in Ottawa County. Thank you to

Cultivate the Clover, Ottawa County 4-H Advisory

Committee and the Ottawa County 4-H Endowment

Committee. Below are the scholarship recipients that

were recognized during the event:

Earl Johnson Scholarship

Kevin Baumgartner

Marilyn Bloom-Mohr Scholarship

Alex Brough-Suter

4-H Advisory Committee

Alysia Harrison Cole Wilhelm

4-H Junior Leadership

Cole Wilhelm Haley Klima

4-H CARTEENS

Cole Wilhelm Haley Klima

Thank you to those who attended and donated to make

the evening a success. The dinner & auction will take

place on October 28, 2017! Save the Date!

Save the Date! Think warm – think 4-H Camp!

With the temperatures dropping, let thoughts

and memories of 4-H summer camp help to

warm you up! We have set the dates for our

2017 Summer Camping Program.

Cloverbud Camp 4-H Junior Camp

June 8-9, 2017 June 19-23, 2017

Camp Sabroske Kelleys Island

Cost: $40 Cost: $175

**The registration forms will be available in

April. Registration forms & fees turned in by

May 15, 2017 will pay an early bird fee of $35

for Cloverbud Camp and $165 for Junior

Camp.**

Cloverbud Camp Volunteers Our Cloverbud Camp has had huge success over the past few years and continues to grow! Last year we

had 92 campers at Camp Sabroske for 2 fun-filled days!

We are looking for adult volunteers to help with our Cloverbud Camp, including anyone who is a lifeguard.

You can volunteer for either one day or both days. Any assistance you can provide would be greatly

appreciated. The 2017 Cloverbud Camp is scheduled for June 8 & 9 at Camp Sabroske in Oak Harbor.

Our Cloverbud Counselors train February through June. As a Cloverbud Staff member you are

encouraged to attend trainings, but not required.

For more information, or if you are interested in helping with Cloverbud Camp, please contact Melissa at

the Extension Office at 419-898-3631.


Buckeye Leadership Workshop is a learning, sharing “workshop” intended as a balanced program of social,

physical, mental & spiritual activities. We believe that Buckeye Leadership Workshop provides a powerful

learning environment in which anyone who works with people, professionally or informally, can develop

programming for youth or adults. The workshop also benefits those who simply enjoy associating with great

people, experiencing new ideas, and learning new skills. Experiential learning through recreation is truly the

intent and methodology of Buckeye Leadership Workshop.

This year the BLW is a 5-day seminar that will be held March 29 – April 2 in Ashley, Ohio. The cost is $350

(with the 4-H Advisory Committee paying 2/3’s to first time attendees) if paid on or before February 28th or $375

after February 28th. 4-H members who are 15 years old (or a freshman in high school) or older (including

adults!) are encouraged to attend. Full-time participation from Wednesday evening until Sunday at 4:00 p.m. is

required. Call the office for more information or visit: www.buckeyeleadership.org


Attention Teens 13-18!!

2017 Junior Leadership Calendar

January 3, 2017 Teen Opportunities

February 6, 2017 Bowling in Port Clinton

March 6, 2017 College & Future Planning

April 3, 2017 Summer Job Opportunities

May 1, 2017 Graduation Celebration!

2017 County Fair Project

Incentives We will be offering an Incentive Program for Food & Nutrition and

Clothing Projects at the 2017 Ottawa County Fair. We will conduct a

random drawing to give away prizes for those who complete a project.

To qualify, you must enroll in and complete a Food & Nutrition or

Clothing Project. The completion of project requirements is your

participation in 4-H Food & Nutrition or Clothing judging on Monday,

July 10th. If you turned in your 4-H enrollment forms by April 1st, you

have until May 1st to add or change a project.

Cookin’ Essentials We will conduct a random drawing to give away six

cooking essentials at the awards ceremony

during the county fair!!

Clothing Incentive Program We will conduct a random drawing to give away four incentives

at the awards ceremony during the county fair. Incentives will be $25

gift cards (Kohl’s, JoAnn Fabrics, Walmart & Hobby Lobby).

Money Management Incentive

sponsored by Ag Credit Monetary awards for first, second, and third place will be given at the

awards ceremony during the county fair. To qualify, you must enroll

in and complete a money management project and place first, second,

or third. Completion of project requirement is your participation in 4-H

Miscellaneous judging on Tuesday, July 11th.

July 17-23, 2017

53rd Annual

OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION

Veterinary Feed Directive (VFD) for

4-H Youth Livestock Producers & Families

What is a VFD?

A VFD is a written (nonverbal) statement issued by a

licensed veterinarian that authorizes the use of an

approved VFD drug or combination VFD drug in or on

an animal feed. This written statement authorizes the

client (owner of the animal) to obtain and use animal

feed bearing or containing a VFD drug or combination

VFD drug to treat the client’s animals only in

accordance with the conditions for use approved by the

FDA (Food and Drug Administration)

(1) The client (youth producer) must establish a

veterinarian-client-patient relationship (VCPR) to

be able to get a VFD. This is true whether the 4-H

member has one food-producing animal or several.

When must the VFD be implemented?

January 1, 2017. Starting January 1, 2017, you can no

longer stop by a feed store and buy a bag of medicated

feed containing certain types of antibiotics that were

previously classified as over-the-counter (OTC) drugs.

As of January 1, 2017, the FDA requires that clients

have a VFD to be able to purchase animal feeds

containing these antibiotics.

What species of animals require a VFD?

Cattle, swine, sheep, goats, poultry, honey bees & fish,

as well as other food-producing species, even if they

are not intended for food production. For example,

backyard chickens kept as pets still require a VFD for

certain antibiotics to be legally added to their feed, and

a prescription for certain antibiotics to be added to

water.

For additional information on the Veterinary Feed

Directive (VFD), please visit the Ottawa County OSU

Extension website at ottawa.osu.edu.


Sr. Fair Board Roundtable–

Executive Board of the Sr. Fair Board

Want to hear how you can help with the

Ottawa County Fair? Have ideas for

events and activities? How about an

interest in sponsoring an event? Then this is

the session for you. Come and participate

in roundtable discussions to help with the

2014 Ottawa County Fair as they celebrate

their 50th Anniversary!

Livestock Quality Assurance–

Noah Niederhouse

The Ohio Livestock Show Reform Act was

passed in 1996 by the Ohio Legislature

which includes a requirement than junior

fair livestock exhibitors complete a

livestock quality assurance program.

Quality Assurance helps youth livestock

exhibitors understand that they are

producing a food product, teaches the 10

Good Production Practices (GPP’s) so

exhibitors can evaluate their production

practices and identify areas where they

can improve and make exhibitors

confident that they are producing safe,

wholesome food products for consumers.

Club Management Checkup

Kathy Booher

Required for All Organization Advisors but open to all club

advisors. This session will review the required paperwork for

enrollment to include club charter, financial summary and

treasury guidelines. The session will also include club

management resources to assist in organizing and

maintaining your 4-H club.

Teambuilding Bonanza

Molly Hansen

Whether it is in your family, club, school or work, everyone is

a part of a team. Find out the strategies to make the team

successful in their goals they have set. Each participant will

receive a handout with additional teambuilding activities.

Cloverbuds Unite

Cloverbud Camp Counselors

Cloverbuds are an important first step in the 4-H Program.

This session will be a great start for the new year for our

Cloverbuds with activities conducted by the Ottawa County

4-H Cloverbud Camp Counselors.

Livestock Quality Assurance

Noah Neiderhouse

The Ohio Livestock Show Reform Act was passed in 1996 by

the Ohio Legislature which includes a requirement that junior

fair livestock exhibitors complete a livestock quality assurance

program. Quality Assurance helps youth livestock exhibitors

understand that they are producing a food product and

teaches the 10 Good Production Practices (GPP’s).

Gone to the Dogs!!

Rhonda Mahaney & Becky Greene

So you want to take your dog in 4-H but don’t understand all

the project options. From Dog Care to Obedience, we will

navigate you through the choices and what the requirements

are for completion.

Older Youth Opportunities

4-H Jr. Leadership

There are many opportunities waitiing for 4-H youth as they

become older. This session will provide what lies ahead for

4-H members who want to become more involved in county

and state 4-H teen opportunites.

Breakout Session 2 | 12:00 p.m. Breakout Session 1 | 10:15 a.m.

4-H Super Saturday

January 28, 2017 – 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. – Trinity UCC in Elliston

Policy 1.50

Kathy Booher

(Required for all 4-H Volunteers)

Required for all 4-H Volunteers—Annual training on

recognizing and preventing child abuse and neglect, including

procedures to be used for reporting child abuse and neglect

is required.

Project Galore

Angie Rahm

So many projects to choose from and where do you start?

We have the answer and will give you some of the guidance

for project selection by utilizing the Project Central website

through Ohio 4-H and utilizing the 4-H Family Guide.

Sr. Fair Board Roundtable

Executive Board of the St. Fair Board

Want to hear how you can help with the Ottawa County Fair?

Have ideas for events/activities? Interested in sponsoring an

event? Then this is the session for you! Come and

participate in roundtable discussions to help with the 2017

Ottawa County Fair!

Off to a Good Start

Al Gahler

New to a livestock project? Need some advice on how to go

about purchasing, selecting, and raising your animal

properly? We want you to be successful with your livestock

project so let us help you get off to a good start.

What is this thing called 4-H Jr. Camp?

Jr. Camp Counselors & Adult Staff

Organized camping is more than mosquito bites and soggy

tennis shoes. Camp is an important “learning laboratory”

where children develop life skills such as responsibility,

decision making, getting along with others, cooperation,

leadership, and increased self-esteem. Come and hear the

exciting activities that are conducted at our 4-H Jr. Camp and

learn a few camp songs and dances.

A Hare-Raising Experience

So you are interested in a rabbit project? We have the

session for you. Learn what is necessary to have a great

start with your rabbit project form selection, to housing, to

feeding your furry friend.

Sr. Fair Board Roundtable–

Executive Board of the Sr. Fair Board

Want to hear how you can help with the

Ottawa County Fair? Have ideas for

events and activities? How about an

interest in sponsoring an event? Then this is

the session for you. Come and participate

in roundtable discussions to help with the

2014 Ottawa County Fair as they celebrate

their 50th Anniversary!

Livestock Quality Assurance–

Noah Niederhouse

The Ohio Livestock Show Reform Act was

passed in 1996 by the Ohio Legislature

which includes a requirement than junior

fair livestock exhibitors complete a

livestock quality assurance program.

Quality Assurance helps youth livestock

exhibitors understand that they are

producing a food product, teaches the 10

Good Production Practices (GPP’s) so

exhibitors can evaluate their production

practices and identify areas where they

can improve and make exhibitors

confident that they are producing safe,

wholesome food products for consumers.

Super Bowl Looking for a lunch idea for the

XLIX Super Bowl game this year? Order subs for the family! Deadline: January 23

Turkey | Turkey, cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomato Roast Beef | Roast beef, provolone cheese, lettuce, tomato BLT | Bacon, lettuce, tomato Ham | Ham, provolone cheese, lettuce, tomato Veggie | Provolone cheese, avocado spread, sliced cucumber, lettuce, tomato

Name ___________________________ Phone _____________________________ Check one: _____ Delivery (only available to those in the Oak Harbor area) Address: _______________________________________________ _____ Pick up: OSU Extension Office: 240 West Lake Street, Oak Harbor on Saturday, January 31 from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Add Ons/Extras (add 50¢ per item): tomato, lettuce, cheese, cucumber, avocado spread, bacon, ham, turkey, roast beef

All profits go towards the Junior Leadership 4-H Club Sub Type / Bread (wheat or white)

Quantity X Price Add Ons

(50¢ each) Total $

Don’t want the following items

X $5.00

X $5.00

X $5.00

X $5.00

X $5.00

Example: Turkey on white 1

X $5.00 Extra cheese & Extra tomato

$6.00 No Lettuce

Total # of subs:

Total $ Amount:

Super Bowl Looking for a lunch idea for the

XLIX Super Bowl game this year? Order subs for the family! Deadline: January 23

Turkey | Turkey, cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomato Roast Beef | Roast beef, provolone cheese, lettuce, tomato BLT | Bacon, lettuce, tomato Ham | Ham, provolone cheese, lettuce, tomato Veggie | Provolone cheese, avocado spread, sliced cucumber, lettuce, tomato

Name ___________________________ Phone _____________________________ Check one: _____ Delivery (only available to those in the Oak Harbor area) Address: _______________________________________________ _____ Pick up: OSU Extension Office: 240 West Lake Street, Oak Harbor on Saturday, January 31 from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Add Ons/Extras (add 50¢ per item): tomato, lettuce, cheese, cucumber, avocado spread, bacon, ham, turkey, roast beef

All profits go towards the Junior Leadership 4-H Club Sub Type / Bread (wheat or white)

Quantity X Price Add Ons

(50¢ each) Total $

Don’t want the following items

X $5.00

X $5.00

X $5.00

X $5.00

X $5.00

Example: Turkey on white 1

X $5.00 Extra cheese & Extra tomato

$6.00 No Lettuce

Total # of subs:

Total $ Amount:

Super Bowl Looking for a lunch idea for the LI Super Bowl game this year?

Order subs for the family! Deadline: January 27 All profits go towards the Junior Leadership Club.

Turkey | Turkey, cheese, lettuce, tomato Roast Beef | Roast beef, cheese, lettuce, tomato BLT | Bacon, lettuce, tomato Ham | Ham, cheese, lettuce, tomato Veggie | Cheese, avocado spread, sliced cucumber, lettuce, tomato Italian | Salami, pepperoni, ham, cheese

Name ___________________________ Phone _____________________________ Check one: _____ Delivery (only available to those in the Oak Harbor area) Address: ____________________________________________ _____ Pick up: OSU Extension Office: 240 West Lake Street, Oak Harbor on Friday, February 3th from 6 – 8 p.m.

Add Ons/Extras (add 50¢ per item): bacon, ham, turkey, roast beef, salami, pepperoni, avocado spread, tomato, lettuce, cheese, cucumber.

Sub Type / Bread:

wheat or white Quantity X Price Cheese: provolone or cheddar Total $

Don’t want the

Following items

Example: Turkey on white 1 X $5.00 Provolone $5.00 No Lettuce | Extra cheese

X $5.00

X $5.00

X $5.00

X $5.00

X $5.00

X $5.00

Total # of subs: Total $ Amount:

OSU

Junior

Swine Day

OSU

Junior

Swine Day

Saturday, March 25, 2017

OSU Columbus or OSU ATI

Wooster

Topics to include:

Selection, Meats, Youth PQA,

swine health, nutrition and

showmanship.

More details will be available in

January.


Website to assist in 4-H

project selection Project Central is an easy way for 4-H members

and project helpers to preview Ohio 4-H project

books and resources. Take a closer look at a

book, find out what others have to say, and

share your experiences. Using Project Central

is as easy as 1, 2, 3, 4…

Project Central allows you to use search options

to find projects & resources, learn about the

publications and preview sample pages. It also

allows you to view other users’ feedback, rate

the publications and provide your own feedback!

Visit Project Central today to find projects

that interest you or to rate and leave

comments about ones you already know

about. http://projectcentral.ohio4h.org

http://projectcentral.ohio4h.org/

Ohio 4-H International Program

Celebrating 67 Years! Open Your World! Ohio 4-H International Exchange Programs are among the largest and most

successful in the country. Ohio families host visitors from around the world. Host families are

not required to be current 4-H members ~ in fact, they automatically become members by

participating! Join us this year!

2017 Host Family Opportunities Don’t have the time and money to travel? Enjoy the exposure to different cultures which

traveling brings? Looking for a low-cost project or experience in which the whole family can

participate and grow together? The Ohio 4-H International Program allows families to gain the

benefits of international travel right here at home, as they welcome a new son, daughter,

brother, or sister from another country into their homes. Host families come in many shapes and

sizes and are responsible for lodging, meals, and family activities. Exchangees bring personal

spending money, as well as medical/accident insurance. Host families are asked to “live” their

everyday life,” and to simply treat their visitor as a member of the family, with the same

responsibilities and privileges as other members.

Notes: Families hosting a youth must have their own child of the same gender and approximate age.

Families should not have any native speakers of the language of their visitor, and can only host

one visitor at a time.

Deadline: As soon as possible, by 2/28 for 1st choice placement. Applications accepted until all

youth are placed (usually March for females & April for males). However, please inquire

whenever you learn about our program.

2017 exchange visitors to Ohio will include:

Japanese Labo Youth for 1 month

July 23-August 17

(Ages 12-15)

Japanese Labo Adult for 2-4 Weeks

July 23-August 5 or August 5-17 or Both

(Ages 19-55)

Costa Rican 4-S Youth for 1 month

June 27-July 24

(Ages 14-18)

Norway 4-H Youth for 1 month

June 27-July 24

(Ages 15-19)

If you are interested in becoming a host family, please contact Mary Lynn Thalheimer, Ohio 4-H

International Program Director at (614) 247-8162 or visit www.ohio4h.org/youth/international.

CFAES provides research and related educational programs

to clientele on a nondiscriminatory basis. For more

information: go.osu.edu/cfaesdiversity.

K. Bloir, H.K. Epley 10/2015

Ohio4h.org


March Calendar Date Event Time Location

March 2: Shooting Sports 6 – 8 p.m. Camp Perry Indoor Rifle Range

March 3 – 4: Camp Counselor Retreat Camp Perry Clubhouse

March 5-11 Ohio 4-H Week

March 6: Jr. Leadership Club 6:30 p.m. Extension Office

March 7: Shooting Sports 6 - 8 p.m. Camp Perry Indoor Rifle Range


March 11: Ohio Volunteer Conference/Teen Conference Columbus Convention Center

March 13: Horse Advisory 6:30 p.m. Extension Office



March 21: 4-H Advisory Committee 6:30 p.m. Extension Office



March 28: Shooting Sports 6 - 8 p.m. Camp Perry Rifle Range

March 29: 4-H Carteens 6:30 p.m. Extension Office



January Calendar Date Event Time Location

January 3: Shooting Sports 6 - 8 p.m. Camp Perry Indoor Rifle Range

January 3: Jr. Leadership Club 6:30 p.m. Extension Office


January 9: Horse Advisory 6:30 p.m. Extension Office



January 16: Martin Luther King Day Office Closed

January 17: 4-H Advisory Committee 6:30 p.m. Extension Office




January 25: CARTEENS 6 - 8:30 p.m. Extension Office


January 28: 4-H Super Saturday 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Trinity UCC in Elliston


January 31: Club Financial Summaries Due to Extension Office by 4:30 p.m.

February Calendar Date Event Time Location

February 2: Shooting Sports 6 - 8 p.m. Camp Perry Indoor Rifle Range

February 6: Registration Deadline for 4-H Volunteer Conference

February 6: Jr. Leadership Club 6:30 p.m. Extension Office



February 13 - 17: 4-H Awareness Team Visits Ottawa County 3rd Grade Classrooms



February 20: Camp Counselor Training 9:00 a.m. - 3 p.m. Extension Office

February 21: 4-H Advisory Committee 6:30 p.m. Extension Office





We gratefully acknowledge the continued help and financial support of our local county commissioners.

We appreciate their input and participation in our programming efforts.

Ohio State University Extension embraces human diversity and is committed to ensuring that all research and related educational programs are available to

clientele on a nondiscriminatory basis without regard to age, ancestry, color, disability, gender identity or expression, genetic information, HIV/AIDS status,

military status, national origin, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, or veteran status. This statement is in accordance with United States Civil Rights Laws

and the USDA.

Keith L. Smith, Associate Vice President for Agricultural Administration; Associate Dean, College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences; Director,

Ohio State University Extension; and Gist Chair in Extension Education and Leadership.

TDD/TTY - 1-800-750-0750

Ohio State University Extension

Ottawa County

240 W. Lake Street Unit C

Oak Harbor, Ohio 43449

www.ottawa.osu.edu

Phone: 419-898-3631

Fax: 419-898-3232

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