 4-H is a community of young people
across Wisconsin and America
learning leadership, citizenship and life skills.
An Oneida County Sunset
photo by Oneida County 4-H Secretary
Ginger Terzinski
It's an Old-Fashioned Fair - FREE ENTRANCE -
NO GATE FEES
 FOR MORE
FAIR BOOKS
 Senior Citizen Division Fair Book (1.05 MB; 16 pp)
Junior Division Fair Book (1.61 MB; 33 pp)
Open Division Fair Book (2.87 MB; 75 pp)
2008 ANIMAL HEALTH RULES
ATCP 160 - Rules for County & District Fairs
ENTRY FORMS -
Open Division Exhibit Entry Form
Senior Division Exhibit Entry Form
OTHER FORMS -
Horse ID form
Horse Exhibit Entry Form
Cage and Stall Reservation Form - Junior Division
Cage and Stall Reservation Form - Open Division
DEADLINE FOR ALL FORMS
Send forms and any applicable fees - payable to Oneida County Fair - to:
Oneida County UW-Extension
3375 Airport Road #10
Rhinelander WI 54501
Have you picked a project for this year?
Do you want to do your project "ON-LINE"?
Check out the website below and get started!!
STATE SITE
http://www.uwex.edu/ces/4h/onlinepro
 Word Search
Find the "Countries of the World"'
Good Luck and Have Fun!!
Word Search
Mazes 
Amazing Maze
Other Games
A President's Day quiz
A Link of Interest
Collegiate 4-H has recently published their new website: http://www.collegiate4h.org
Collegiate 4-H offers college students an experience after high school, of volunteering with 4-H youth, serving their communities and growing as a young 4-H volunteer leader. Collegiate 4-H is a nationwide program that can be implemented at any college campus. Our website helps in providing resources in starting or finding a Collegiate 4-H club at any school (in any state!) and providing ideas for providing leadership to county, local, and state 4-H programs.
Club Resources
For more information on seasonal activities or joining
Oneida County 4-H, contact the Oneida County UW-Extension
office or e-mail
james.winkler@ces.uwex.edu
Youth Development
Youth development is defined as the ongoing process in which
all young people are engaged to build competencies necessary
for successful adolescent and adult life. It is a way to think
about youth that focuses on their capacities, strengths, and
developmental needs and not on their weaknesses and problems.
All young people have basic needs that are critical to survival
and healthy development. At the same time, to succeed as adults,
all youth must acquire positive attitudes and appropriate behaviors
and skills.
Mission
UW - Extension 4-H Youth Development integrates research, education,
and community-based partnerships, enabling youth to learn and
practice skills to be productive citizens. UWEX staff design
educational, leadership and citizenship experiences for youth.
These programs are delivered through adult volunteers and by
collaborating with other local organizations.
4-H Opportunities
4-H is a wonderful opportunity for youth and adults to work
together. Volunteers are essential partners in creating a positive
environment by providing positive ways for youth to meet their
basic needs and develop life skills. To that end, UWEX staff
work with adult leaders to develop and strengthen their skills
in working with youth, planning and organizing, group leadership,
decision making, project support, communication skills, conflict
management and life skills development.
STAFF
If you have any questions regarding 4-H Youth Development
in Oneida County, please contact:
 Jim
Winkler, Associate Professor
4-H Youth Development Agent
Oneida County UW-Extension
3375 Airport Road #10
Rhinelander, WI 54501
Phone: 715-365-2750
FAX: 715-365-2760
Email: james.winkler@ces.uwex.edu
Ginger Terzinski,
4-H Secretary
Oneida County UW-Extension
3375 Airport Road #10
Rhinelander, WI 54501
Phone: 715-365-2750
FAX: 715-365-2760
gterzinski@co.oneida.wi.us
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