1. Seneca County 4-H Family Newsletter Issue 28, Volume 4 Oct.-Dec. 2018
Ohio State University Extension
Seneca County 4-H Family Newsletter
Issue 28, Volume Oct.-Dec. 2018
IN THIS ISSUE:
New Volunteers and Club Information
Volunteer Background Check
End of Year Packets
Secretary and Treasurer Books
4-H Projects and Senior Pictures
4-H Family Handbook
Club Officer Training
Club Meeting Visits
Club Audits
Policy 1.50 Training
Teen Workshop
Carving New Ideas
Award Trip Scholarship Applications
National 4-H Week and Paper Clovers
Camp and Camp Counselor Information
CARTEENS
2019 Quality Assurance
Jr. Leadership News
Volunteer Anniversaries
Congratulations
News from Nicole
What a great summer Seneca County 4-H had! We have completed a busy summer with camps, judging, the fair, and the Grade A Celebration.
We would like to share our appreciation and gratitude to all of the 4-H members, advisors, and families for everything you do for our 4-H program throughout the year. All of our events would not be possible without all of you and we thank you! Congratulations to all members on their projects, placings, and state fair participation and awards. Keep up the great work!
This is out last newsletter for Please make sure to read it carefully and check out dates, upcoming evens, and other important information you will want to know to round out the year. As always, if you have any questions please contact the Extension Office.
We here at the Extension Office with you a Happy Thanksgiving, a wonderful Holiday Season, a Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year!
OSU Extension, Seneca County
Seneca County 4-H Family Newsletter
OSU Extension, Seneca County

2. Secretary and Treasurer Books
End of Year Club Packets
Club end of year packets are ready for pick up at the Extension Office. These packets contain member/volunteer certificates, pins, honor club forms, and important information and forms for secretary and treasurer books. Tenured volunteers also have gifts that can be picked up when the club packet is picked up.
Secretary and Treasurer Books
Secretary and Treasurer books and Honor Club forms are due to the Extension Office by January 14, 2019.
4-H Projects and Senior Pictures
There are a few projects and posters left from the fair. If you have not picked up your project or poster please do so ASAP. There are some senior pictures here in the office as well that can be picked up. Items not picked up but the end of the year, will be disposed of.
4-H Family Handbook
In addition to the Seneca County 4-H Family Handbook being offered and downloadable on our website, and a hard copy being provided to all advisors, we are going to be offering pre-orders for any members and their families that might want to purchase a hard copy of the Family Handbook. Handbook are $5.00/piece and cash or checks made payable to OSU Extension will be accepted. Orders will be due by Wednesday, November 28, 2018.
Club Officer Training
There will be an officer training this year for anyone who is an elected officer, recreation leader, health and safety speaker, etc. The training will be held in February or March Look for more detailed information coming soon and in our next newsletter.
4-H Club Meeting Visits
New for the upcoming 2019 year, advisory council members will be visiting clubs to help support and advise on club structure and observe how club meetings are run. It is our hope and intention that the clubs of Seneca County are running with a similar structure and in a consistent manner. Information on best practices will be sent out before club meetings begin at the first of the year. Once you have set your schedule of meeting times and dates for your club for the H year, please be sure to provide a copy to the Extension Office.
New Volunteers and Club Information
Now is the time of year when prospective members start calling looking for a club. Please let Erin know if your club is accepting new members, where you meet, if you have cloverbuds, if you specialize in specific livestock or projects, and a main advisor name and contact information.
We are always looking for new volunteers to serve in clubs or other groups. Interested individuals should fill out a potential volunteer application, set up an interview, complete a background check, and attend a new advisor training. All volunteer background checks fees are eligible for reimbursement from the University. Please submit the original receipt and the form found in the volunteer application.
2019 Volunteer Background Checks and Fingerprints
Letters were sent out recently to volunteers who were selected to have their fingerprints done for the H year. This is a requirement from the University and must be done in order to be considered a volunteer. Fingerprints should be completed by December 31, If your fingerprints are not completed by that date, you will not be eligible to volunteer. Fees for fingerprinting can be reimbursed through the University. Please bring your original receipt and the reimbursement form to the Extension Office. Fingerprints can be done anywhere that offers the service but some of the paperwork sent out in the letters only pertains to North Central Educational Services.
Seneca County 4-H Family Newsletter
OSU Extension, Seneca County

3. Mandatory Policy 1.50 Training
4-H Club Audits
We would like to bring to your attention that starting in 2020, we will be randomly selecting around eleven 4-H clubs to be audited by the Seneca County 4-H Advisory Council. This will place 4-H clubs on an approximate four year rotation. This is a way to ensure all clubs are following the correct financial guidelines as suggested by the Extension Office. It will also protect the treasurer, club, advisors, and Extension Office in the case of any financial issues or challenges by others. Audits that do not pass inspection will require further investigation.
Mandatory Policy 1.50 Training
Volunteers, please mark your calendars to attend one of the mandatory Policy 1.50 trainings and 4-H update. Any active volunteers must attend a training to be a volunteer in Training locations will be announced closer to the dates.
Thursday, January 10, 2019 at 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday, January 15, 2019 at 12:00p.m.
Tuesday, January 15, 2019 at 6:00 p.m.
Saturday, January 26, 2019 at 9:00 a.m.
Teen Workshop
A teen workshop will be provided for all teens and parents who are interested and want to know more about how to get involved and what opportunities are available to them in the 4-H program. This will cover county, state, and national clubs, award trips, and scholarships. The teen workshop is for any 4-H teen 13 years and older and will be held on Thursday, November 1, 2018 at the Extension Office from 6-8 p.m. There is no cost to attend! To view a flier visit our website workshop-0
Carving New Ideas (CNI)
It’s time to register for Carving New Ideas! This fall camp tradition hosted by OSU’s Collegiate 4-H Club is having “CSI at CNI” November at 4-H Camp Ohio. 4-H members in grades 8-12 are invited to join in this great weekend. Carving New Ideas is a camping opportunity for older youth, concentrating on the principles of critical thinking and program facilitation. The focus of this year’s camp will center around mystery and investigation while enhancing leadership skills. The registration deadline is Monday, October 22, Registration details and other information can be found at ideas/event-summary- 354ffcb6b9f0404baddc89c1e1f35e14.aspx
Award Trip Scholarship Applications
There are scholarships available to help with the cost of some of the award trips offered through 4-H. The scholarship applications are due to the Extension Office by Monday, December 10, Scholarships will be available on our website and in the Extension Office soon.
2018 National 4-H Week and Fall Paper Clover Campaign
National 4-H week will be held on October 7-13, Visit to get ideas on how you can celebrate!
In conjunction to National 4-H week, TSC stores will be holding their annual Fall Paper Clover Campaign, which will run October 3-14, Visit our local Tiffin Tractor Supply Company store and purchase a clover. The profits from the Paper Clover Campaign go back directly to the 4-H program. Thank you for your support!
The Tiffin Tractor Supply store is seeking Seneca County 4-H clubs to help sell paper clovers. When clubs are present in-store during the event, donations increase by more than 40%! At this time you can also display your animals or demonstrate projects to promote 4-H and all it has to offer. If your club participates, you will be eligible to enter the TSC Paper Clover Participation Sweepstakes, in which winning clubs will receive a $100 TSC gift card. If you would like to participate during the Paper Clover Campaign, you can register online at or call Joanna Sherman, Tiffin TSC Store Manager, at
Seneca County 4-H Family Newsletter
OSU Extension, Seneca County

4. 2019 Important Camp Information and Camp Counselor Information
Jr. Leadership News
Junior Leadership is for any 4-H teen 14 years and older. As soon as you turn 14 you can join Junior Leadership; it does not have to be by January 1st. We welcome any and all new members every month and we would love to have you join us. Junior Leadership focuses a lot on community service. The Junior Leadership group goes on teen exchanges with other counties though out Ohio, helps with project judging and 4-H awareness in schools, helps with the annual Tiffin Rotary auction, hosts Santa’s Workshop, participates at the Family Fest at the Tiffin YMCA and the 4-H Kick-off at the fairgrounds, helps with the milkshake stand and puts on a square dance during the fair, and provides other fun opportunities for teens. Junior Leadership meets every second Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at the Extension Office. Come check us out!
Gaga Ball Tournament
Junior Leadership will be hosting a gaga ball tournament on Sunday, October 28 at 2 p.m. at Oakley Park in Tiffin. This event is offered to anyone who is years old. You can register as an individual or you can have a team comprised of four people. Snacks and drinks will be provided. Prizes will be awarded to the first and second place winners in both tournaments. Registration cost is $5.00/team if registered by October 22 and $10.00/team if registered after the deadline. Registration cost is $1.00/individual if registered by October 22 and $3.00/individual if registered after the deadline. Registration forms can be found in the Extension Office on our website: seneca.osu.edu
2019 Important Camp Information and Camp Counselor Information
The dates for the 2019 Seneca County 4-H Junior Camp at Kelleys Island will be known in October, so be looking for updates. Again, for the year, there will be no full camp scholarships given out. We highly encourage you to start thinking of ways you can save up for camp now. It could be a fundraiser with your club or saving a little each month. Scholarships at most will be half of the cost of camp per camper/counselor.
Camp counselor applications will be due to the Extension Office by December 10, Interviews for counselors will take place on December 27 and 28 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. First year counselors will be considered counselors in training (CIT’s) and will be required to help with Cloverbud Camp.
Seneca County CARTEENS
If you are interested in being a teen instructor for CARTEENS, you do not need to be in 4-H, but you must be at least 14 years old. We meet every third Monday of the month except July at 6:30 p.m. at the Extension Office and would love to have you join our team. Teen facilitators teach other teen traffic offenders about speeding, operating a vehicle impaired, and distracted driving. Being a CARTEEN is a great way to improve public speaking skills and learn more about teaching tools and not to mention there are gas cards and fun trips to Washington D.C. that you can earn.
2019 Quality Assurance
Every member taking livestock (not horses or dogs) must attend quality assurance training. First year members taking a livestock project must attend a county wide quality assurance session and a parent/guardian must be present. There are four options for completing quality assurance training:
Attend one of the county wide trainings offered in Seneca Co.
County wide quality assurance will be offered on the following dates with some locations to be determined. All first year members taking a livestock project must attend one of these sessions with a parent/guardian present. The test out option will be offered again this year only at the county wide options listed below. Youth ages years who pass the quality assurance test can test out of their annual quality assurance program permanently. These ages are as of January 1, a youth’s 4-H age.
Thursday, February 28, 2019 at 6 p.m., test out starting at 5 p.m.
Tuesday, March 26, 2019 at 6 p.m., test out starting at 5 p.m. at Old Fort High School
Sunday, April 28, 2018 at 4 p.m., test out starting at 3 p.m.
Attend a qualified QA training with/in your club
Certified assistant instructors will be able to teach QA at the club level. If they choose to open it up to other to attend, Katie will compile a list and you will be notified.
Attend a qualified QA training in another Ohio county. Fees may apply. Call the Extension Office for dates and times.
Attend a qualified QA training at an Ohio 4-H approved event: Jr. Swine Day, Beef Expo, Dairy Palooza, Champions Choice Lamb Camp, etc.
QA must be completed by a county deadline of May 1, No exceptions.
Seneca County 4-H Family Newsletter
OSU Extension, Seneca County

5. Junior Leadership Annual Candy Sale Santa’s Workshop
The Junior Leadership Club will be holding their annual candy sale. They will be making buckeyes and chocolate peanut clusters. Orders will be taken November 12-December 10. If you are interested in purchasing candy, please contact a Junior Leadership member or advisor. Order forms will also be located in the Extension Office and forms can be placed in the white mailbox located by the door of the Extension Office. Deliveries will be made just in time for Christmas.
Santa’s Workshop
Junior Leadership will be holding Santa’s Workshop again this year on Saturday, December 8 from 1:30-4:30 p.m.. The workshop is open to kids in the 1st-4th grades. Interested kids do not have to be a member of 4-H to join in the fun! The cost is just $10.00 per child. Registration is due by Friday, November 30, 2018 and checks should be made payable to Seneca County Jr. Leadership. Registrations will be located in the Extension Office and registrations and payments can be dropped off in the white mailbox located by the door of the Extension Office.
Santa’s Workshop
Saturday, December 8, 2018
1:30-4:30 p.m.
Volunteer Anniversaries
Thank you to each advisor and volunteer that helps in anyway with the 4-H program. The following list of volunteers are celebrating a milestone year! Volunteers listed will receive a gift in appreciation for your time and service. Thank you for all do!
First Year:
Chad Breidenbach- Hopewell Hog and Dairy
Garrett Clark- Bloomville Good Luck Sheep
Augusta Elchert- New Riegel Rawhide and Woolies
Nichole England- Seneca Helping Hands
Heidi Fortney- Swine Stockade
Kari Keiffer- Backroad Barnyards
Carrie Kramer- Buckeye Buddies
Brad Lafontaine- New Riegel Rawhide and Woolies
John Miller- Kids, Pigs, and Udders
Amanda Mowery- Doggon’it’s
Stacie Roby- Town and Country Critters
Crista Stacklin- Republic Rowdy Rednecks
Brandon Steinmetz- Seneca Saddle Straddlers
Taylor Steinmetz- Seneca Saddle Straddlers
Courtney Stockmaster- Republic Rowdy Rednecks
Amy Zender- Bloomville Good Luck Sheep
McKenzie Zimmerman- Clinton Farmers
Five Years:
James Ehrman- Doggon’it’s
Pam Greene- Country Clovers and Doggon’it’s
Martha Laughlin- Attica Dairy
Brenda Lucius- 4-H Home Schoolers
Amanda Norman- Roots and Wings
Jessica Runion- Doggon’it’s
Deena Smith- Seneca Helping Hands
Erica Snyder- Sew Sharp
Ten Years:
Peg Martin- Victory 4-H
Matt Riegel- Spirit of ‘76
Lori Shade- Bloomville Good Luck Sheep
Gerald Smith- Backroad Barnyards
Ron Wise- Circle E
Fifteen Years:
Ken Arbogast- New Riegel Rawhide and Woolies
Deena Galloway- Seneca Pens and Friends
Jennifer Oney- Thompson Toilers
Gerri Rine- Spirit of ‘ 76
Robert Rine- Spirit of ’76
Kathy Smith- Doggon’ it’s
Tami Staib- Hopewell Hog and Dairy
Theresa Stover- Clinton Farmers
Michelle Zimmerman- Clinton Farmers
Twenty Years:
Duane Derr- Circle E
Laura Miller- Jolly Workers
Kathy Oliver- Sew Sharp
Twenty Five Years:
Dan Riegel- Spirit of ‘76
Denise Riegel- Spirit of ‘76
Thirty Five Years:
James Moyer- Doggon’it’s
Linda Piper- Fightin’ 4-Her’s
Seneca County 4-H Family Newsletter
OSU Extension, Seneca County

6. Congratulations: Scholarship and Award Winners and State Fair Participants
The following members were awarded scholarships or awards during the fair and the Grade A Celebration.
Home Economic Award: Heather Riedlinger- Clinton Famers
4-H Advisory Council Scholarship: Caitlin Frankart- New Riegel Rawhide and Woolies and Fightin’ 4-Her’s
Maria Goshe- Buckeye Buddies
4-H Program Memorial Scholarship: Christina Park- Blue Ribbon Buckeyes
I Dare You Award: Rebecca Greene- Country Clovers and Doggon’it’s
Catherine Stover- Town and Country Critters and Seneca Rough Riders
Golden Award: Clayton Gabel- Blue Ribbon Buckeyes
Jordyn Enders- Republic Rowdy Rednecks
CARTEENS Teen Instructor Award: David Irving- Seneca Pens and Friends
Rebecca Greene- Country Clovers and Doggon’it’s
Friends of 4-H: Congratulations to our Friends of 4-H recipients that were recognized during the 4-H Awards Monday night of the Fair.
Landing Point Financial Group- is a locally owned and operated franchise. They have 24 employees with locations in Avon, Tiffin, Bellevue, and Akron Ohio. The Tiffin office is located at 6 Main St. This group has supplied pizza and pop for the past four years for the annual 4-H Kick Off held at the fairgrounds for hundreds of 4-H advisors, members, and their families to come for a night of games and refreshments. They also support the Seneca County Lamb show and the livestock sale.
Tim and Sarah Hessick: were born and raised on farms in Seneca County. They grew up in 4-H and both of them were advisors of their own clubs for many years. They are proud parents of two children. Courtney and Miranda’s three children Dalton, Alayna, and Reed are following in their parents and grandparents footsteps by joining 4-H. They have donated awards many years to the swine department and you see Tim in the swine show ring each year. They also have donated a memorial rose for Hers’s modeling in the style revue for 24 years in memory of their daughter Monica. Thanks to Sarah’s interest in keeping 4-H members sewing in Seneca County, she has helped with a sewing clinic the past two years. Tim is a full time farmer and Sarah manages a day care center in Bellevue.
State Fair
Seneca County had around H members who attended The Ohio State Fair. We would like to congratulate the following 4-H members for receiving an award for the following projects:
Non Livestock Projects
Companion Animal Day:
Ashley Elchert- Fightin’ 4-Her’s, Purr-fect Pals- Outstanding of the Day
Lindsey Nye- Fightin’ 4-Her’s, Purr-fect Pals- Honorable Mention
Katrina Williams- Roots and Wings, Pocket Pets ages 13-18, Outstanding of the Day
Audrey Buskirk- Clinton Farmers, Pocket Pets ages 13-18, Honorable Mention
Stephanie Wilfong- Seneca Pens and Friends, Cavies Ages , Outstanding of the Day
Catherine Stover- Town and Country Critters, You and Your Dog Interviews Ages 13-18, Clock Trophy
Engineering Excitement Day:
Belinda Burkett- Seneca Pens and Friends, Investigating Electricity, Clock Trophy and Julie Miller Memorial Scholarship Award for the Top Female in Electricity
Clothing Days:
Jordyn Enders- Republic Rowdy Rednecks, Sew Fun Junior, Outstanding of the Day
Jenna Gabel- Blue Ribbon Buckeyes, Clothes for High School and College, Outstanding of the Day
Food and Nutrition Day:
Rachel Faber- Seneca Pens and Friends, Yeast Breads on the Rise, Outstanding of the Day
Bryce Reiter- Republic Rowdy Rednecks, Star Spangled Foods Junior, Outstanding of the Day
Mackenzie Torok- Fightin’ 4-Her’s, Snack Attack Junior, Outstanding of the Day
Health Day:
Cara Brown- Blue Ribbon Buckeyes, First Aid in Action Senior, Outstanding of the Day
Leadership Day:
Caitlin Frankart- Fightin’ 4-Her’s, One-on-One, Outstanding of the Day
Cara Brown- Blue Ribbon Buckeyes, Finding Your Voice, Outstanding of the Day
Natural Resources Day:
Hannah Chaffee- Republic Rowdy Rednecks, Beekeeping Junior, Outstanding of the Day
Dannah Smith- Seneca Helping Hands, Why Trees Matter, Outstanding of the Day
Conner Mennel- 4-H Home Schoolers, Grow Your Own Vegetables, Outstanding of the Day
Photography Day:
Jessica Nye- Fightin’ 4-Her’s, Controlling the Image, Outstanding of the Day
Christina Park- Blue Ribbon Buckeyes, Photography Master, Outstanding of the Day
Seneca County 4-H Family Newsletter
OSU Extension, Seneca County

7. State Fair Continued: Teen Leadership Council Sheep:
Earned her 5th State Fair Championship Title
STEM Day:
Alyson Pence- Swine Stockade, Yearling Ram, Shropshire, 2nd place
Mackenzie Torok- Fightin’ 4-Her’s, Science Fun with Kitchen Chemistry, Outstanding of the Day
Kaylor Reynolds, Gold Medal, Agility Standard/On-leash
Late Ewe Lamb, 1st place
Bronze medal Agility Jumpers/On-leash
Flock, 3rd place
Autumn Runion, Gold Medal & Achievement Award for Assistance Dog
Woodworking Day:
Mya Carrick- Republic Rowdy Rednecks, Sheep Skill-a-thon, Junior, 20th place
Jonathan Margraf- Republic Rowdy Rednecks, Nailing it Together, Outstanding of the Day
11th place Obedience PreNovice
Hogs:
Morgan Price- Eden Dairy, Yorkshire Barrow, 3rd place
Katrina Williams, 2 Gold Medals, Agility Standard/On-leash & Jumpers/On-leash
Livestock Projects
Beef:
Daniel Price- Eden Dairy, Dark Crossbred Barrow, 3rd place
Audra Miller- Swine Stockade, Early Junior Yearling Heifer, Angus 3rd place
2nd then 1st Rally Novice A
Barrow age 18 Showmanship, 3rd place
14th place in Dog Skill-a-thon 13 year division
Emma Gurney- Attica Dairy, Senior Heifer Calf, Limousin, 2nd place
Swine Skill-a-thon, Senior, 16th place
Dogs: All members are in Doggon’it’s
Early Summer Yearling, Limousin, 1st place
Alexandria Elchert, 7th place Dog Skill-a-thon 10 year division
Senior Yearling, Limousin, 2nd place
David Greene, 3rd place Dog Skill-a-thon 11 year division
Teen Leadership Council
Congratulations to a few of our Seneca County 4-H teens for being selected on the Teen Leadership Council. Their leadership skill will shine bright and they will represent Seneca County well at the state level.
Cow/Calf Pair, Limousin, 1st place
11th place You and Your Dog, Junior
Youth Reserve Program, Reserve Champion
Rebecca Greene, 3 Gold Medals, Agility, Standard/on-leash, Jumpers/On-leash, Mad-Shape-Dash/On-leash
Corey Andrews- Spirit of ‘76, Maine-tainer Junior Yearling, Maine Anjou, 1st place
7th place Dog Skiil-a-thon 16 year division
Caitlin Frankart- Teen Leadership Council Social Media Committee Chair, 2nd year on TLC
Influence- Winter Heifer, Simmental, 2nd place
Earned her 1st State Fair Championship Title
Dairy:
Rebecca Greene- Teen Leadership Council Committee Member, 2nd year on TLC
Megan McCoy- Bloomville Good Luck Sheep, Dairy Skill-a-thon, 4th place
Theresa Greene, 2 Gold Medals, Agility, Standard/Level 1 and Jumpers/Level 1
Cara Brown- Teen Leadership Council Member, 1st year on TLC
Goats:
8th place Rally Advanced B
Lauren Gottfried- Clyde FFA, Doe, Yearling, Dry 3rd place
14th place Showmanship Intermediate B
Doe, Senior Kid, 1st place
3rd place You and Your Dog, Intermediate
Doe, Senior Kid, 2nd place
6th place Dog Skill-a-thon, 14 year division
Taylor Gottfried- Clyde FFA, Doe, Intermediate Kid, 2nd place
13th place Obedience Novice B
Doe, Senior Kid, 3rd place
Earned a Trick Dog Novice Title
Doe, 2 years/under 3, in milk, 2nd place
Dairy Goat Intermediate Showmanship, 1st place
Kassidy Reynolds, 2 Gold Medals, Agility, Standard/On-leash and Jumpers/On-leash
Goat Skill-a-thon, Senior, 15th place
15th place Obedience Beginning Novice B
2nd place Rally Novice B
11th place Dog Skill-a-thon 14 year division
Seneca County 4-H Family Newsletter
OSU Extension, Seneca County

8. Jr. Fair News from Nicole
Open House
There will be a Jr. Fair Board open house held on Sunday, November 11, 2018 from 4-5:30 p.m. at the fairgrounds. Interested members ages 14-18, who exhibit miscellaneous or livestock projects at the Seneca County Fair, can attend the open house to learn more about Jr. Fair Board and serving on Jr. Fair Board.
Jr. Fair Board Applications
Jr. Fair Board applications will be accepted through December 1, 2018 and interviews will be scheduled for December 2, The application is available on our website seneca.osu.edu under Seneca County Fair.
Steer Weigh-In
Steer weigh in for the 2018 Seneca Co. Fair will be on Saturday, December 1, 2018 from 7:30-9:30 a.m.
All market steers, market heifers, and dairy steers must be nose printed and weighed-in. You must use a halter to lead your steer(s). Advisors: please share this information with any new steer exhibitors in your club.
As many of you know, Nicole Arnold has resigned from her position as the Jr. Fair Coordinator. We thank Nicole for all her hard work and dedication over the last four years. I am sure we will still see her around the fair but we wish her the best of luck!  The Senior Fair Board is in the process of hiring a new Jr. Fair Coordinator. Please stay tuned for the announcement of the new coordinator coming soon!
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