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2021 Show Guide Champaign, Ford, Iroquois and Vermilion County 4-H 2021 Show Guide University of Illinois Extension Serving Champaign, Ford, Iroquois and Vermilion County Unit https://extension.illinois.edu/4-h-youth-development University of Illinois Extension would like to thank the many dedicated volunteers who make the 4-H program successful! Table of Contents Club List by County Summer Show Dates Accommodations Member Code of Conduct Information about Judging Premiums 4-H Exhibit Report General Projects Guidelines General Projects Descriptions Livestock and Companion Animal Show Rules Livestock and Companion Animal Schedule Champaign County Livestock Ford County Livestock Iroquois County Livestock Vermilion County Livestock University of Illinois 4-H Staff Ginger Boas – County Director Myla Munro – 4-H Educator Mynda Tracy – 4-H Educator Amanda Bryant Brown – 4-H Program Coordinator, Vermilion Magdalena Casper-Shipp – 4-H Program Coordinator, Champaign Cara Thiems – 4-H Program Coordinator, Ford and Iroquois Jen Odle – 4-H Program Coordinator Kasey Sanders - 4-H Summer Program Coordinator 4-H… More Than You Ever Imagined! The Illinois 4-H Program is administered by University of Illinois Extension, which provides an extensive network of locally based, trained staff consisting of professionals, paraprofessionals, plus adult and teen volunteers. The overall mission of the University of Illinois Extension, in conducting 4-H programs, is to assist youth in acquiring knowledge, developing life skills and forming attitudes that will enable them to become self-directing, productive, and contributing members of society. 4-H is for all youth, rural and urban, with programs conducted in virtually all Illinois counties. 2020-2021 4-H CLUBS CHAMPAIGN 4-H AIR RIFLE/ AIR PISTOL – David Atchley, Andy Davis 4-H EXPLORERS – Julie Niestet 4-H EXPLORERS CLOVERBUDS – Julie Niestet ALL SCHOOL 4-H CLUB – Heather Miller, Jill Tompkins ARROW HEADS ARCHERY CLUB – David Atchley, Andy Davis, Heather Miller BUILDING BUSTERS – Leslie Sherman BUNNY TREATS 4-H CLUB – Patti Booth-Hodges CHAMPAIGN COUNTY 4-H LIVESTOCK CLUB – JoAnne Mackey, Jackie Klein CHAMPAIGN COUNTY LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM – Dan & Jennifer Shike CHAMPAIGN SHAMROCKS – Erin Taylor CHAMPAIGN MIXED CLOVERS – Linda Thiele CLAY BUSTERS SHOTGUN CLUB – David Atchley, Mary Ellen Stites CTRL Z/ FRC 4096 – Adam Pletcher, Bob Smith DREAM CATCHERS – Alison Dupre CENTENNIAL CHARGER 4-H – Roberta Pruski FANTASTIC 4-HERS OF FISHER – Paula Zwilling, Brad Zwilling, Marla Todd, Michelle Vincent, Heather Pierce FOUR CORNERS COOKING CLUB – Jill Taylor GOLDEN RIDERS – Jessica Gill HOPSTARS Nicole Moore ILLINI 4-H – Kevin & Darcy Nekolny ILLINI 4-H CLOVERBUDS – Kevin & Darcy Nekolny K-9 CRUSADERS – Colleen Woodcock, Tracy Richardson MAHOMET HAPPY HELPERS – Jill Taylor PHILO 4-H FRIENDS – Ron Estes, Kelly Estes PHILO 4-H FRIENDS CLOVERBUDS – Jamie Boas ROYAL AG 4-H – Mary Schmitz, Chris Schmitz SADORUS 4-H ALL-STARS – Lori Gregg, Shannon Lybarger SADORUS 4-H ALL-STARS CLOVERBUDS – Marilyn Whalen URBANA 4-H BILINGUALS IN SCIENCE – Ricardo Diaz FORD MELVIN ADVENTURERS – Kari Ryan-Cline, Debra Field PONDEROSA – Dave Hazen, Jackie Quinley PRAIRIE FIRE – Leanne Wright, Jodi Beyers PRAIRIE FIRE CLOVERBUDS – Ella Herges SEEK AND DISCOVER – Kristin Welborn, Mary Giroux TOWN & COUNTRY HELPERS – Kimberly Meenen WALLTOWN – Kyla DeOrnellas, Allie Loschen WALLTOWN CLOVERBUDS – Andi Stanton, Sierra Guillaume IROQUOIS ASHKUM CHARGERS – Sharon Perzee, Jayme Senffner, Josh and Rachel Bailey ASHKUM GO-GETTERS – Sharlene Finegan, Alan Behrends, Krystal Alberts, Karie Gerdes, Stephanie Hanson ASHKUM GO-GETTERS CLOVERBUDS – Beth Behrends, Lara Fatka, Kate Hanson CHEBANSE LITTLE DUCKS – Kyle Buente CHEBANSE LITTLE DUCKS CLOVERBUDS – Kristy Richie CLAYTONVILLE – Page Eads CLAYTONVILLE CLOVERBUDS – Hannah Symmonds COUNTRY KICKERS – Brad Wagner, Leslii Wagner COUNTRY KICKERS CLOVERBUDS – Leslii Wagner CRESCENT CITY BARNBANGERS – Scot Klump, David Hiles DANFORTH BLUE RIBBON – Aimee Chandler, Dennis Behrends, Jason Brown DANFORTH BLUE RIBBON CLOVERBUDS – Renee Behrends DONOVAN AG – Melissa Anderson, Ryan Loy, Angela Jones DONOVAN AG CLOVERBUDS – Holly Collins FORD-IROQUOIS 4-H SHARPSHOOTERS – Ciara Lindgren, Wade Mayer, Doug Miller, Jim Miller, Tony Miller, Clint Perzee, Jake Peters and James Trumann FT. CREEK 4-H PRODUCERS – Russ and Darlene Walder FT. CREEK 4-H PRODUCERS CLOVERBUDS – Darlene Walder FT. CREEK STITCH 'N DO – Kay Knapp GILMAN VICTORY – Todd Cotter, Brooke Willms GILMAN VICTORY CLOVERBUDS – Kim Hall MARTINTON DAWNBUSTERS – Alicia Harpster MILFORD SUGAR CREEK – Audra Schaumburg, Sara Seyfert MILFORD SUGAR CREEK CLOVERBUDS – Susanna Beckman MILKS GROVE CHALLENGERS – Brian and Niki Behrends MILKS GROVE CHALLENGERS CLOVERBUDS – Robyn Behrends PRAIRIE CHAMPIONS – Barb Schumacher, Jami Roberts, Kara Teske PRAIRIE CHAMPIONS CLOVERBUDS - Diana Lohrbach SHELDON SQUARE SHOOTERS – Kyle and Ellen Knauth WATSEKA WILD CLOVERS – Julie Fischer WATSEKA WILD CLOVERS CLOVERBUDS – Polly Neukomm WOODWORTH KOUNTRY KLOVERS – Julie Lange, Julie Ahlden WOODWORTH KOUNTRY KLOVERS CLOVERBUDS – Cassie Peters VERMILION 4-H AND K9S – Kendra Kinroth A.C. ACHIEVERS – Kent Turner BISMARCK LUCKY CLOVERS – Donna Light, Cheryl Brumett, Candy Edwards, Loretta Reifsteck, Mary Stonecipher, Angela Wilson BISMARCK LUCKY CLOVERS CLOVERBUDS – Mary Stonecipher HOOPESTON BOOSTERS –Paige and Toby Brown, Jenna Kruse HOOPESTON BOOSTERS CLOVERBUDS – Megan West JAMAICA FLATLANDERS – Nancy and Jay Boose, Denise Lambert SNIDER-KICKAPOO, INC. – Kaleb and Kylie Weaver, Nikki Duffy SNIDER-KICKAPOO, INC. CLOVERBUDS – Josh Duffy, Joellyn Weaver SOUTHERN VERMILION COUNTY CLOVERBUDS – Shelby Crowl, Bethany Boose STONEY CREEK RAMBLERS – Holly Clem, Niki Morgan STONEY CREEK RAMBLERS CLOVERBUDS – Carrie Saville VERMILION COUNTY SHOOTING SPORTS – Josh Hayes, Mark Edwards, Ron Stonecipher, Kent Turner 4-H SUMMER 2021 SHOW DATES Unit and combined county shows are listed first. UNIT WIDE SHOWS COMBINED COUNTY SHOWS PUBLIC PRESENTATION CLOTHING AND TEXTILE SHOW Saturday, May 22 at 9am Champaign and Ford County Champaign County Extension Office Wednesday, June 30 Champaign County Extension Office FOOD DEMONSTRATION Saturday, May 22 after Public Presentation DOG SHOW Champaign County Extension Office Champaign, Piatt and Dewitt County June 26, tentatively TRACTOR AND LAWN TRACTOR DRIVING CONTEST Dog Training Club of Champaign-Urbana Wednesday, June 23 at 9am Vermilion County Fairgrounds *ALL EVENTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE DUE TO COVID RESTRICTIONS* 4-H GENERAL PROJECT AND LIVESTOCK SHOWS Details of show schedules, dates, length of time project must remain on site, and times will be published separately by county. FORD COUNTY IROQUOIS COUNTY Monday, June 14-Saturday, June 19 Monday, July 12-Sunday, July 18 Ford County Fairgrounds Iroquois County Fairgrounds VERMILION COUNTY CHAMPAIGN COUNTY Monday, June 21-Saturday, June 26 Wednesday, July 21-Thursday, July 29 Vermilion County Fairgrounds Champaign County Fairgrounds *ALL EVENTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE DUE TO COVID RESTRICTIONS* ACCOMMODATIONS The University of Illinois Extension provides equal opportunities in programs and employment. If your child needs a reasonable accommodation to participate in this program, please contact us at 217-333-7672. Early requests are strongly encouraged to allow sufficient time for meeting your access needs. If you are uncomfortable or unable to participate at an in-person event due to COVID-19, there will be an opportunity to show projects virtually using the project report form and a combination of photos, slideshow or videos as appropriate. Illinois 4-H Code of Conduct The opportunity to participate in or attend 4-H activities is a privilege and not a right. All 4-H participants – youth, families, volunteers, and Extension staff – who participate in or attend any activity or event sponsored by the University of Illinois Extension 4-H Youth Development Program are expected to uphold the values of the Illinois 4-H program and conduct themselves according to the following standards. These standards also apply to online 4-H activity, including social media and internet presence. 1. Create a Welcoming Environment for All. Encourage everyone to fully participate in 4-H. Recognize that all people have skills and talents that can help others and improve the community. Though we will not always agree, we must disagree respectfully. When we disagree, try to understand why. Our first priority is to create a safe, inclusive space for learning, sharing and collaboration that is welcoming to people from diverse backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives. Diversity includes, but is not limited to: race, color, religion, political beliefs, national or ethnic origin, immigration or citizenship status, sex, gender identity and expression, transgender status, sexual orientation, age, marital or family status, educational level, learning style, pregnancy, physical appearance, body size, and individuals with disabilities. 2. Bring Your Best Self. Conduct yourself in a manner that reflects honesty, integrity, self-control, and self-direction. Accept the results and outcomes of 4-H contests with grace and empathy for other participants. Accept the final opinions of judges and evaluators. Be open to new ideas, suggestions, and opinions of others. 3. Obey the Law. Commit no illegal acts. 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