University of Illinois Extension Macon County
4-H'ers Makin News
http://web.extension.uiuc.edu/macon/4hnews/
For more information, please contact:
Macon County Unit
2535 Millikin Parkway
Decatur, IL 62526
Phone: 217-877-6042 / Fax: 217-877-4564
E-mail: macon_co@extension.uiuc.edu
4-H Takes You Places, Where Will It Take You during the 2008 Macon County 4-H Week ?!
Macon County 4-H Week is an exciting time for 4-H members, families and friends! This year 4-H Week is scheduled for:
March 3-7, 2008
JOB SHADOWING
4-H members interested in job shadowing should contact Mindy Peterson at the Extension Office at 217.877.6042. She would be happy to help connect you with the profession of your choice. There will be no formal training required this year, but you must be at least 12 years old to participate.
WINDOW DISPLAY
4-H Clubs are encouraged to contact local merchants for permission to use their store front windows to make a display to promote Macon County 4-H.
Awards are as follows: 1st Place: $30 2nd Place: $20 3rd Place: $15
Clubs will be judged on the following criteria:
Attention Getting
Original Ideas
Neatness
4-H Promotion
Overall Appearance
Inclusion of Theme:
4-H Takes You Places!
Inclusion of Info on Joining 4-H
Window displays will be judged on Thursday, March 6. Clubs must call the Extension Office by Friday, February 29 to let us know the location of your display.
4-H RALLY
4-H Rally: A Carnival of Fun! will be a featured event on Friday, March 7 from 6:30-8:00 p.m. at Hickory Point Mall's center stage. Clubs are invited to bring a carnival game.
At the rally, tickets for the games will be sold for $.10 each, or 10 for $1. Each club determines how many tickets their game will cost to play. Most clubs have prizes available for winners of their games. Please RSVP your game and need for an electrical outlet by Friday, February 29.
The Rally is open to everyone! Each 4-Her who brings a friend will get 10 free tickets, and their friend will get 10 free tickets. First year 4-H members will also get 10 free tickets.
4-H Upcoming Events:
February 9 The MYC Teen Center (High School)
February 15 Registration Deadline 4-H Frenzy of Fun
February 23 4-H Frenzy of Fun (Ages 5-12)
February 21 4-H Federation Meeting (High School–RSVP)
March 3-7 4-H Week
March 5 Window Display Judging
March 7 4-H Rally at the Mall
March 7 4-H Lock-In at Mall (Jr. High & Up–RSVP)
March 13 4-H with the Macon County Board
March 29 Federation Caving Trip (High School Only)
Would you like other 4-H'ers to know what your club is doing? Submit an article or meeting notes to the Extension Office, or e-mail pmechlin@uiuc.edu. We would love to publish your work!
4-H Club News: Austinets, Explorers and Green Wave
AUSTINETS
At the last 4-H Club meeting the Austinets elected officers for 2008. President–Eric Burgett, Vice Pres.–Rebekah Carlson, Secretary–Ashley Batchelder, Treasurer–Alex Philips, Pledges–Kyle, Grant Philips and Eric Burgett, Recreation–Cassandra Walker and Evan Burgett, Historians–Lauren Blythe and Alyssa Philips, Phone–Eric Burgett, Federation–Susan Ellis, and Reporter–Allie Watts
The Austinets' goals for the year are to support the troops, continue to road clean, collect hats and mittens and collect pop tabs.
Respectfully submitted, Allie Watts
EXPLORERS
In January Explorer 4-Hers made plans to restore the Nelson Rock Gardens in April. They will mulch flower beds, sweep sidewalks, and pick up trash and sticks. The Decatur Park District thought it would be a great idea. It will be a goal met for the club this year and a great way to show the community we care. We are also going to have a mystery party. Club members will get to solve the mystery while eating lunch. April will be a busy month for the Explorers 4-H Club.
Ember Workman, Reporter
GREEN WAVE
Welcome 4-H. On our second meeting we all came up with some really cool & fun ideas. Here they are:
Food to homeless shelter
Clean up parks
Recycle
Car wash
Love at First Sight
Leaf raking fundraiser
Donate to children
Caroling at Nursing homes
Valentines to Missionaries
Meals on Wheels
Thank you all 4-H for the great idea's.
Secretary–Sierra
4-H Leader/Parent News
BOOK ORDER DEADLINE
The next publication order deadline is Monday, February 18. Please have your orders in and we will have them ready for you by the 4-H Leader Meetings.
4-H LEADER MEETINGS
Leader meetings take place at the Extension Office every other month to communicate important information to clubs and provide additional training for volunteers. If you are a leader or volunteer with a club, or just a parent/guardian who would like to be more involved, then plan to attend the next Leader Meetings on one of these dates:
Monday, March–6-7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 4--10-11:30 a.m.
RECYCLED BOOKS
Sometimes a 4-H member will sign up for several project areas, but when it comes down to it, only really work on a sampling of the selected projects. The books go unused, collecting dust in the back of your closet. Simplify your life and return unused project books to the Extension Office! Not only is it good for us, but you might thank us for de-cluttering your life!
ENROLLMENT DUE SOON
Have you signed your kids up for 4-H this year?
If your child plans to exhibit in the 2008 4-H Shows, please fill our their enrollment paperwork and join a 4-H club by March 15.
4-H FRENZY OF FUN
Registrations for the 4-H Frenzy of Fun are due by Friday, February 15. This event is open to ages 5-12 and costs $3. Junior Leadership roles are available for older 4-H members wishing to help. Contact Kate at kjs@uiuc.edu with questions.
VISIT 4-H ONLINE!
View the 2008 4-H Show Book and register online for the 4-H Frenzy of Fun at:
http://web.extension.uiuc.edu/macon/4hyouth.html
The 4-H Show Book has the most up-to-date information on exhibit opportunities for 2008. It will be available in print by March 1 and mailed to each 4-H family.
4-H CAMP–Sign Up Now!
Macon County Week at 4-H Memorial Camp is June 15-19, 2008 at Allerton Park in Monticello .
It's never too early to sign up for this wonderful opportunity. 4-H Camp is open to kids ages 8-16.
The cost is $145, but scholarships are available from 4-H Foundation to pay for up to half the cost.
For more information visit the Extension Office, or the 4-H Memorial Camp website at:
Congratulations to the following 4-H members, selected by Gallery 510 Arts Guild to be exhibited at the Decatur Public Library during the month of January.
Heather Blythe Austinets 4-H Club Sketch–Birdhouse Perspective
Catherine Brewster Mt. Zion Eagles 4-H Club Pastel on Sandpaper - Bird
Michael Brewster Mt. Zion Eagles 4-H Club Paper Collage
Devin Brewster Mt. Zion Eagles 4-H Club Paper Cutting – Fish
Jonathan Chenoweth Willow Creek 4-H Club Metal – Cornflower
Niki Dunakey Willow Creek 4-H Club Oil and Acrylic – Abstract
Kelsey Dunakey Willow Creek 4-H Club Oil and Acrylic – Mountains
Austin Durflinger Willow Creek 4-H Club Sketch – Portrait
Austin Durflinger Willow Creek 4-H Club Oil Pastel– Iguana
Kirsten Kapraun Maroa Livestock 4-H Club Computer Art – Folk Art Barnyard
Kirsten Kapraun Maroa Livestock 4-H Club Watercolor – Still Life
Abbie Keith Maroa Livestock 4-H Club Oil Pastel – Geranium
Samantha Keizer Hill Climbers 4-H Club Computer Art – Cat
Evan Leeper Willow Creek 4-H Club Oil Pastel – Rose
Zachary New Homesteaders 4-H Club Wood – "Hand of God"
Zachary New Homesteaders 4-H Club Sketch – Portrait
Jennifer Novak Austinets 4-H Club Oil and Acrylic – Landscape
Jennifer Novak Austinets 4-H Club Sketch – Portrait
Jeremy Pezzelle Forsyth Fantastics 4-H Club Oil Pastel – "My Ride...Someday"
Alyssa Philips Austinets 4-H Club Fiber Art
Alyssa Philips Austinets 4-H Club Fiber - Landscape
Ginette Starshak Mt. Zion Eagles 4-H Club Paper Collage
Hattie Volle Maroa Livestock 4-H Club Watercolor - Butterfly
Hattie Volle Maroa Livestock 4-H Club Oil and Acrylic – Birdhouse & Fish
Olivia Wernecke Maroa Livestock 4-H Club Sketch - Floral
4-H Art Club will have its first workshop and get together in March (Date TBA) at the Decatur Area Arts Council. We will be exploring the art of pysanski eggs and discussing ideas for the group. Art club will be led by 4-H volunteers Connie Brewster and Jill Mertz. Contact Kate at kjs@uiuc.edu or 877.6042 with your e-mail if you are interested and we will keep you posted with the exact date and location of the meetings.
4-H Visual Arts; Let's Talk about Copyright
As you begin to work on your 4-H visual arts projects for this year, the Visual Arts Committee would like to point out the importance of creating original works.
In the 2008 Macon County 4-H Show Book originality is addressed this way:
Articles made using patterns or pictures from magazines as starting points are not acceptable for any Visual Arts classes unless entered in the Non-Original Class–which is Not State Fair eligible.
Kits and pre-formed molds are not considered original and will not be considered for any Visual Arts class besides the Non-Original Class.
Team, school and 4-H logos are not original and are copyrighted. Therefore, all artwork with logos will be disqualified from competition.
Combining parts of different patterns with the member's own ideas can result in an original design, but simply changing the color, pattern or size of a pattern does not make the design original.
In addition, if a design source was used; photo, sketch or other idea source, the exhibitor must bring it along to project judging and be prepared to explain how and where the idea came from. Design sources should be created by the exhibitor.
For more questions about exhibiting 4-H visual arts projects please visit the 2008 Show Book on the web at: http://web.extension.uiuc.edu/macon/4hyouth.html Or, call the Extension Office at 877. 6042 if you have questions.
4-H Business of Babysitting Workshop
The Macon County 4-H program will host a babysitting workshop at the Mt. Zion Lions Club on Monday, March 3 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The workshop will address safety in the home, ages & stages, toys & games, business arrangements and what to do in an emergency.
Participants will make an age appropriate toy to take home. They will also receive a folder with all the basic information from the class, including instructions on making a personalized flyer advertising your babysitting business, and worksheets to collect emergency information.
Mail the form and a $10 check payable to Mt. Zion Parks & Recreation as soon as possible.
On the day of the workshop... Please bring a sack lunch, old sock (no holes please!) and a container with a lid (coffee can, yogurt container, Pringles can, etc.).
Questions? Contact Judy Justice at the Mt. Zion Parks at 864-5424.
4-H Clubs Seeking Membership
FINISHING TOUCHES
This 4-H Club was originally formed as a babysitting club, but now has changed to a visual arts/foods focus.
The Finishing Touches will meet at the Extension Office and are flexible with the meeting time. They would like to meet on Mondays at 4:30 p.m.
Please call 4-H Leader Jean Carter at 217.877.6042 if you are interested in learning more about this 4-H Club.
BOIS D' ARC
This 4-H Club is a very old one that has traditionally represented the areas of Cerro Gordo and Oakley. Now under new leadership, they meet in Oakley at the Township Building.
If you are looking to join a new club, this club might be for you. For more information please contact 4-H Club Leader Gayle Albert at 217.763.6159, or Stacey Wildman at 217.422.5168,
Save the Dates!
March (TBA): 4-H Art Club
March 24: 4-H Foods Workshop
April 10-22: 4-H Dog Obedience
May (TBA): 4-H Clothing Workshop
Start Thinking about the 4-H Show: Volunteer!
As we begin to think Spring in the 4-H office, we can't help but think about the 4-H Show and all the preparations for the BIG event. There are a few jobs we could use your help with, so we are requesting that all 4-H Clubs volunteer to do at least one job to get ready for the 4-H Show. Call the 4-H Office at 217.877.6042 to let us know what you can do to help. Thanks in advance!
Move Display Cases for 4-H Show Must be completed between May 1 and May 24
Duties include: move display cases for display of 4-H projects during the 4-H Show (requires heavy lifting)
Plant flowers at the fairgrounds Must be completed by May 15
Duties include: contact Connie's greenhouse to pick up flowers & plant in containers at the fairgrounds
Clean 4-H Buildings for 4-H Show Must be completed between May 24 and June 4
Duties include: wash down all cases and shelves, sweep floors, fix unlit light bulbs
Fix and Paint Green Risers Must be completed between May 24 and June 4
Duties include: repair green risers (boards are coming apart) and re-paint
Clean 4-H Center Must be completed by June 2
Duties include: weed the flowerbeds (plant if desired), clean kitchen area, clean gutters
Clean 4-H Food Stand Must be completed by June 2
Duties include: power washing floors, wiping down all counters, cabinets, equipment and walls
4-H Federation: Don't Miss Out!
4-H Federation is open to any high school aged 4-H youth. Come play games, plan fun events and get to know kids across Macon County! The next meeting is:
Thursday, February 21 6:30-8:00 p.m. Extension Office
We will be playing Scattegories and doing the Real Colors program. This activity will help you to understand temperament (part of your personality) and help you relate to others. Find out if you are Gold, Blue, Green or Orange! It is very fun. RSVP to the Extension Office at 217.877.6042 or e-mail bunselme@uiuc.edu.
4-H Week: The Lock-In is a Go!
Friday, March 7, 2008 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. Hickory Point Mall
For Jr. High & High School 4-Hers Only! Dance Dance Revolution contest, movies, games and 4-H service projects. Help the American Red Cross and troops in Afghanistan all in one night!
To participate in the Lock-In, 4-H Members must RSVP to Kristi Carico at 794-5449 or e-mail kcarico@DTNspeed.net.
Please indicate if you have any DDR games and/or equipment we can borrow for the night.
Chaperones are needed to have this event. Contact Kristi if you can help.
As you may know,it was required last yearthat all Illinois fairgrounds and exhibit locations be registered and receive a premises identification number.
That requirement has now been extended by the Illinois Department of Agriculture -- A Livestock Premises Identification number will be required for exhibition at ALL 2008 county, state, 4-H and FFA fairs in Illinois. A Premises ID number isrequired for entry of any animal for these shows and will be required on the State Fair entry forms for Jr. and Open shows for each animal.
This applies to all livestock, fowl, horses and poultry -- including beef, sheep, swine, dairy, goats, poultry, rabbits, horses, and exotic hoof stock (i.e. llamas).
The Premises ID number is for the location where the animals are produced and/or raised. If that is a family farm, then one Premises ID number is needed for that location and can be placed on any of the 4-H/FFA members' entries that are on thatfarm. If a member boards their horse/livestock at another location, the owner of that stable/facility must apply for a Premises Identification Number and that number needs to be placed on all entries. This includes leased horses (or other leased animals, if allowed bylocal 4-H, FFA or countyshows). Entries that do not include valid Premise Identification Numbers are not to be allowed to exhibit.
A short piece, Guidelines for Illinois Livestock Premises Registration Requirements for 2008 Exhibition from the Illinois Department of Agriculture,is attached. Additional information can be found on the Illinois DoA website, (http://www.agr.state.il.us/premiseid/) including a leaflet entitled Premises Identification and Animal ID: Setting the Record Straight. Owners of premises that house animals may register for their identification number on-line at that site OR by calling 1-866-299-9256 for a paper form. If on-line registration is used, the identification number will be issued immediately (Owners need to keep track of the number!!); if a paper form is mailed in, plan to allow 3-4 weeks to be issued a number.
The website will also be linked to the Illinois State Fair website in the next few weeks to serve as a reminder that all exhibitors must have access to premises identification numbers for their animals prior to entry.
Questions should be directed to Jim Kunkle, Manager of Emergency Programs, Animal Identification Administrator at the Illinois Department of Agriculture, (217) 785-4740, jim.kunkle@illinois.gov. Macon County 4-H Beef Superintendent, Cheryl Day is also available for questions at cday@iadd.info.
The State Fair Jr. Department Livestock Advisory Committee suggests that 4-H and FFA exhibitors be encouraged to register their family farms now to avoid a backlog in the spring/summer months. It is also suggested that individuals who house their animals at other locations begin to encourage the owners of those facilities to register now as well.
Pay Attention Poultry Exhibitors! New Rules for 2008!
For the first year Poultry exhibitors will be required to take the Quality Assurance & Ethics Certification Training in order to exhibit at the State Fair. This is not a requirement at the county level. Please refer to the directions on the opposing page on Ethics Training to retain your State Fair eligibility.
A Rabbit Tattoo and Poultry testing will be scheduled for late April/Early May. All animals needing this requirement can come to the Fairgrounds and we will make sure you get the proper test or identifying marks. The Extension Office covers the cost. Please look to the April newsletter for information.
Finally, in previous years poultry exhibitors were required to provide a health certificate at the county level to show their birds. This year, a veterinarian will be available to certify your birds at the Rabbit Tattoo/Poultry testing. A small fee may be involved, but we will split the cost of the vet.
Ethics Training - a must for all Livestock exhibitors!
Completion of the Quality Assurance and Ethics Training is mandatory for all State Fair exhibitors in the beef, dairy, horse, sheep, swine, goat and poultry classes. 4-H members requiring QAEC training will have the opportunity to complete this requirement to exhibit at the 2008 Illinois State Fair on the web. The website will allow exhibiters to move easily between the six different modules and will not require downloading additional software.
In 2007, goats were added as a new species requiring certification. For 2008 the category of "poultry" has been added to the website. All exhibitors planning to exhibit in this category at State Fair are now required to complete the certification. The State Fair Jr. Horse Show exhibitors must complete certification prior to June 9; exhibitors in beef, sheep, swine, dairy, goats, and poultry must complete the certification before the July 1 deadline.
The web certification will be the only approved method for 2008 and future years as approved by the Illinois State Fair Junior Livestock Advisory Committee. The movement to the website was a result of requests by parents and participants because of busy schedules and conflicts with other activities when clinics were scheduled, according to Dave Seibert, Animal Systems Educator with University of Illinois Extension.
Participants are required to only take the training once for the Illinois State Fair. Those who have previously taken the QAEC training are still maintained on the approved list and will not need to be re-certified.
To complete your QAEC training, please visit the website at: http://web.extension.uiuc.edu/qaec/. If you do not have access to a computer, please contact the Extension Office and we will make arrangements for you to complete your certification.
4-H Horse News: An Opportunity to Volunteer!
Are you interested in attending the March Horse Fair at the Illinois State Fairgrounds on March 1 and 2, 2008?
Well, you might be in luck then, because 4-Her's in Macon County who volunteer to help with the play barn get a free pass to the event. Volunteer to lead kids games with barrels, roping, an egg hunt in straw, coloring contest, or ask trivia questions. Shifts will be broken up into 2 1/2 hour time slots so that you can enjoy the event during the rest of your day. Volunteer from 12-2:30 or 2:30-5:00.
Contact Janice Dort, Macon County 4-H Horse Superintendent and 4-H Leader, if you are interested in participating. She can be reached at 429-5077. You don't have to own a horse to help. All horse lovers welcome!
Clark County 4-H is sponsoring a tack auction on Saturday, February 16, 2008 at the Clark County Extension Office in Marshall, IL located south of Marshall on IL Hwy 1. Doors will open at 3:00 p.m., with the sale to begin at 4:00 p.m. They will have new and used tack, as well as miscellaneous items consigned by 4-H members. New tack will be supplied by Ty Southerlin. A silent auction will also be available with several items donated by area businesses and individuals. Proceeds will benefit the Clark County 4-H Horse & Pony program. For more information contact Cartha at the University of Illinois Extension in Clark County at 217.826.5422.
The deadline to be enrolled in 4-H in the projects you intend to show this summer is March 15. All horse paperwork and registration for classes is due by May 1. The Show Book is now on the web if you are curious about this year's class schedule.
Mark your calendars! The 2008 Macon County 4-H Horse and Pony Show will be held at Big Creek Stables on Tuesday, June 24 with the Mock Show the Thursday prior, on June 19. As in the past, 4-H members who wish to participate in the mock show must pay $10 each.
Register for the 4-H Frenzy of Fun - Online!
Registrations are filling up for the 4-H Frenzy of Fun, the annual workshop day open to kids ages 5-12. You do not have to be a 4-H member to attend this event, so please invite your friends!
There are several workshops to pick from, and the cost is minimal, at $3 per person.
The 4-H Frenzy of Fun will be held:
Saturday, Feb. 23 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. First Congregational United Church of Christ
Register online at: web.extension.uiuc.edu/macon/, by calling the Extension Office, or mailing in a form.
Workshop must be pre-paid to confirm registration. Questions? Call Kate at 877.6042 or email kjs@uiuc.edu
4-H Visits the Macon County Board - March 13th!
YOU could be part of the Macon County Board - vote on laws that effect everyone in Macon County and see government in action!
During the Macon County Board meeting on March 13th, 4-Hers will be invited to sit with one of the Board Members throughout the meeting and learn the ins and outs of local government. Macon County 4-H Week will be recognized during the meeting.
Before the County Board meeting, we will meet at 6:00 p.m. at Senator Frank Watson's office for dinner. Our special guests will be some of the elected officials of Macon County - including the Coroner, County Clerk, State's Attorney and Treasurer.
RSVP to the Extension Office at 877.6042 to attend.
Ultimate Project Challenge - March 15th!
Macon County teens are invited to join youth from Illinois at the Ultimate Project Challenge slated for Saturday, March 15 from 9:45 am – 3:30 pm on the University of Illinois campus in – Urbana-Champaign. Conference participants will choose an event in which to compete and then work in groups to complete a challenge. Events include solar powered cars, geocaching, food, modeling, fashion design, photography, wind energy, floral design and art. Each event is led by an "expert" in the field.
The Ultimate Project Challenge is sponsored by the University of Illinois Extension East Central Region 4-H Youth Leadership Team and is open to all teens, ages 13 – 18.
4-H membership is not a requirement for attendance.
Learn more about an area that interests you, make new friends and see if you are up to the challenge!
Registration materials are available at the Extension Office. Cost for the event is $15, which includes lunch, program materials and a conference t-shirt.
4-h Legislative Connection - April 8th!
If you won a Superior Award at the Illinois State Fair last year, and have not previously attended the 4-H Legislative Connection, then you should have received an invitation in the mail.
The Legislative Connection will be held at the Illinois State Capitol Complex in Springfield on Tuesday, April 8. Both the House of Representatives and State Senate are scheduled to be in session on this date. This is a unique opportunity to attend educational workshops, tour the capitol complex and other historic locations, meet with state legislators and other elected state officials, take advantage of photo opportunities, see the "Best of the Best" in 4-H project exhibition, go to a midday rally, and be featured a recognition luncheon. The program promises to be action-packed with special opportunities and privileges for all 4-H youth and their families that are not afforded to any other Illinois youth group.
If you have a chance, don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
4-H Fish Camp
Reel In a Great Time at:
4-H FISH CAMP
Who Can Go To Fish Camp? Fish Camp is open to any adult/child "team" interested in learning more about fishing. Each adult may attend camp with up to three youth campers. An adult must attend the entire weekend event with the youth campers. It is recommended that youth campers be at least 8 years of age.
What Is Fish Camp? A weekend filled with fun and facts on fishing in Central Illinois. Programs will be given by fishing professionals, fisheries biologists, and extension staff to enhance your fishing skills.
When Is Fish Camp? Fish Camp will be held on the weekend of May 10-11, 2008. The program will begin at 9am on Saturday and end at 3pm on Sunday. The camp will be held rain or shine. The fishing at Allerton Lake is terrific this time of the year!
Where Is Fish Camp? 4-H Memorial Camp in Monticello, Illinois is the site of Fish Camp. Participants will enjoy plenty of space at this 250 acre camp, a private 16 acre lake full of hungry fish, hiking trails, rustic cabins, and a large dining hall. This is definitely the best fishing around!
Why Should I Go To Fish Camp? Learn more about how to catch largemouth bass, crappie, bluegill, and channel catfish. Learn fishing tips, new lures, bait, equipment, knots, fish behavior, fish management, and cooking. Plenty to learn and plenty of time to fish! Win prizes at the fishing derby!
A fee of only $45 per person covers the complete program, lodging, boat, bait, and four delicious all-you-can-eat meals. Pre-registration and payment is required. To register, contact 4-H Memorial Camp at (217)762-2741 or send email to Curt Sinclair at sinclair@uiuc.edu
Are you new to 4-H Memorial Camp, or would you just rather have a shorter camp experience? Get a taste of most everything offered at our regular week long camp in a setting tailored for younger campers. 4-H Mini-Camp is open to all youth, but will focus on activities designed for kids age 8-12 years.
Swimming, boating, fishing, crafts, sports, games, songs, hikes, campfires, and lots more. Bring a friend and bunk together in a cool log cabin.
Be sure to send your registration and payment directly to
4-H Memorial Camp at 499 Old Timber Road, Monticello, IL 61856.
