4-H LOCAL CLUBS AND RELATED INFORMATION

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There are eight traditional 4-H clubs in the Ashland County 4-H Program.

 

Club Name	Location	Club Emphasis	Contact Person	Phone	E-mail
1. Snowy Owls	City of Ashland	Traditional	Vicki Holm	682-9943	vholm@centurytel.net
2. All Creatures Great and Small	South of Ashland	Traditional	Susannah Guski	682-4020	northernlightssleddogs@yahoo.com
3. Pearce Peppers	Town of Gingles area	Traditional and large animal husbandry /beef projects	Gina Pearce	682-3742	mctysh@centurytel.net
4. Kero Kampers	Mellen	Traditional	Denise Lutz	274-2614	deniselutz@centurytel.net
5. Brunswillow Busy Beavers	Marengo	Traditional	Priscilla DePlacito	278-3989	silldee@yahoo.com
6. Silver Spurs	Ashland area	Traditional and horse emphasis	Sam Orthmann	746-2398	sorthmann@ashland.k12.wi
7. Maplewood	City of Ashland	Traditional	Cynthia Beeksma	682-1145	cbeeksma@yahoo.com
8. Birch Hill	East of Ashland	Traditional and bike/birds emphasis	Skip Heffner	682-0161	heffner@centurytel.net

Specialty Clubs in Ashland County

	Non-traditional Clubs are a part of 4-H as well. 4-H CANSKI is a cross-country ski club that has a chapter in each of the schools. See 4-H CANSKI for more information.
Pictured: Doug Liphart waxing skiis for the Book Across the Bay for a fund raiser for CANSKI.   2009-2010 - CANSKI Brochure click here
4-H Outdoor Adventure Club	Outdoor Leadership Emphasis Doug Liphart Contact: 682-7017 email: doug.liphart@ces.uwex.edu
4-H After-School Club in conjunction with Ashland Parks and Recreation	Cultural Arts Emphasis Sara Hudson Contact: 682-7059 email: shudson@coawi.org

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