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May 28, 2009
Please note:
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All members are required to attend Judging Competition in July
2009.
To join a club you must be a paid member between the ages of 10 and 21 by January 1, 2009.
2009 membership fee is $65.
Spring Clubs
Summer Clubs
Autumn Clubs
Livestock Clubs- Spring 'til
Fall
Spring Clubs
Calligraphy Club (Cayuga)
Learn the basics of a formal alphabet that is great for signs, certificates,
cards etc. Members require pencil, eraser and ruler.
Tuesday or Wednesday evenings. Vicki Peart 905-772-5929
Clanbrassil Sewing Club
Members will learn how to sew. Weekly meetings beginning in spring. Elaine Bell
905-768-4954
Dunnville Sewing Club
R U Itch’n to Stitch? Come and learn how
to use a sewing machine. Our club will be starting with a basic project, PJ
pants or
lounge wear. March and April.
Alison Topp 905-774-2547 and Pauline Southwood 905-701-8313
Field Crops Club (Canfield)
Prepare and exhibit 5 crop samples at the Dunnville or Caledonia and Royal
Winter Fair. Organization meeting in March.
Kim Turnbull 905-774-8492
4 Seasons Club (Hagersville)
Valentines Day, St. Patrick’s Day, Easter, Mother’s Day etc. Learn the history
behind the holidays. Enjoy crafts, baking, flower
arranging etc. Meetings held
throughout the year.
Stacey McConachie 905-768-5528
Get Crackin Club (Dunnville)
Learn different methods of cooking eggs and using them in recipes. Tour of an
Egg Layer barn, and possibly the Egg Grading
Station in Mississauga. May and
June.
Cindy Huitema 905-774-7784 and Alison Topp 905-774-2547
Kohler Baking/ Cooking Club
Sue Bacher 905-779-3066
Milk Makes It Better Club (Hagersville)
Members will learn all about milk and dairy products. Starts in February.
Tuesday nights, 6:30 – 8:30 pm.
Carolyn Hayes 905-768-1108 and Candy Rittner 905-768-4392
Leadership Club (Dunnville/Lowbanks)
Recommended for ALL Youth Leaders, ages 14 and up; topics include leadership in
4-H, setting visions and goals, knowing yourself,
working with others and more.
6 weeks – March break until end of April.
Dianne Booker 905-899-3748 and Wendy Strong 905-774-7028
Sports Club (Caledonia area)
Different sports activity each month at various locations depending on activity.
Running monthly from March to November. No
meetings July or Sept.
Bette Richards 905-765-6829, bette.r@rogers.com
Toastmasters Club (Caledonia)
Speak Up! Feel more confident speaking in front of a group. Learn how to become
less nervous, listen more effectively
and more. Starting the week of March 23rd,
and running for 7 weeks. Additional Fee $12.00 for Participant’s Handbook.
Veronica Partington with Joan McGaw from Toastmasters International.
Marie Peart 905-768-3737,
cmpeart@mountaincable.net
Conservation Club
Focus on land stewardship, tree planting, renewable energy, conserving energy,
stream rehabilitation, bird boxes, seed collecting,
endangered species and much
more! Running May to October.
Kirk Fletcher 905-772-9814 and Ian van Osch 9005-772-6532
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Summer Clubs
Demolition Derby Club (Dunnville)
Ages 14 and up. Starting in August, Monday evenings, 7:00 till 9:00 pm.
Heather and Jim Reynolds 905-701-4690
Rita Vandervliet 905 -774-7141,
arv@iaw.on.ca
Golf Club – Level Two (Cayuga)
Must have completed level one. Focus on skills. Addition fee approx. $75 each.
Cayuga Golf Club. Thursday nights mid July till fall.
Lee Killman 905-768-2719,
haldimand4-h@mountaincable.net
Grilling Club (Canfield area)
Learn how to care for your BBQ. Grill
meats, vegetables and desserts. Some Saturdays and weeknights.
Extra fee $10.00 for food cost.
Cindy Murphy 905 772-7194 and Renee Hedley 905 774-8210
Scrapbooking Club (Kohler/Hagersville)
Members will complete 10 pages.
Stacey McConachie 905-768-5528 and Sue Bacher 905-779-3066
Sheaf Club (Canfield)
Members will learn how to make a sheaf. Meeting from June to August.
Kim Turnbull 905-774-8492
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Autumn Clubs
All Manner of Red Meat (Dunnville)
A cooking club to learn how to incorporate red meat into a healthy diet. Starts
in October, Monday nights, 7:00 to 9:00 pm.
Heather Reynolds 905-701-4690 and Rita Vandervliet 905-774-7141,
arv@iaw.on.ca
Canborough Cookie Club
Learn the basics of cookie making, and experiment with recipes from
around the world.
Achievement: Cookie Exchange. Late October to early December.
Karen Allen 905 774-2891
Healthy Eating “Round” the Clock Club
Members will learn how to prepare healthy meals and snacks. Hagersville. Starts
in October, Tuesday nights 6:30 – 8:30 pm.
Carolyn Hayes 905-768-1108 and Candy Rittner 905-768-4392
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Livestock Clubs – Spring 'til
Fall
Livestock club members MUST commit to extra hours to groom and train their
animals. Members will have the opportunity to
compete at local fairs; and
participate in Achievement Day at Caledonia Fair on October 3rd, 2009.
Beef Club (various beef farms)
Members will learn to train and care for a beef calf. Meetings held at farms of
club members, spring through to fall.
Brian Whitwell 905-768-5148, Gavin Whitwell 905 772-6212 and Peter Stubbs
905-765-6753
Goat Club (Canboro)
Goat required. Starts in April.
Evelyn Schwanz 905-774-4357
Competitive Horse Club (Canboro)
Horse and transportation is required. Starts in April.
Evelyn Schwanz 905-774-4357
Haldimand West Dairy Club
Members will learn how to take care of Heifers & Dry Cows. Includes a day trip
for farm tours and Dairy Museum in Aylmer.
Club starts in March.
Peggy Young 905-679-2023 and Larry Hayes
905-768-1108
Miniature Horse Club – (Dunnville)
Focus on housing and paddocks. Members will visit some “mini homes”. Begins
March, Saturday mornings 10:00 am to noon
Wendy Strong 905-774-7028 and Rita Vandervliet 905-774-7141,
arv@iaw.on.ca
Miniature Horse Club – (Dunnville)
Horses are available for new members.
Focus on show grooming and showmanship, and competing at fairs. Harness driving
available for experienced members. Begins
in May; Sat. mornings 10:00 am to noon
Wendy Strong 905-774-7028 and Rita Vandervliet 905-774-7141,
arv@iaw.on.ca
Rabbit Club
Focus on showing procedures and terms, plus health and diseases. April to
October, one meeting, trip or special event per
month; Guest Speakers, ARBA
sanctioned Judge and others. Last meeting will be a picnic for members and their
parents
following our Showmanship practice. Members may participate in
Demonstration at Ancaster Fair.
Additional fee $20. due at first meeting.
Les Yule 519-587-5969 and Karen & Lee Killman 905-768-2719,
haldimand4-h@mountaincable.net
Rainham Dairy Calf Club(various farms)
Learn how to raise, care for and show a dairy calf. Starting late March thru
Oct.
Morris Bartlett 905-765-3893, Kirk Fletcher 905-768-9814, Arthur & Amy Deboer
905-776-2957 and Danielle Lea 905-772-2263
Rainham Horse Club (Kohler)
A horse is not required for this club.
Paul and Sue Bacher 905-779-3066
Sheep Club (usually Lowbanks)
Each member will train, fit and show a project lamb. Show at Ancaster and
Caledonia Fairs. Females may participate in
Ladies Lead and Wool Class at the
Royal Winter Fair. Meet monthly April to October
Dianne Booker 905-899-3748
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