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Winnebago County Master Gardener Association WinnebagoCounty Master Gardeners Linda Tobey, Acting President The Master Gardeners formed initially because there was a need after training tocontinue to learn and communicate throughout the year. When fall training would end, theMaster Gardeners would be left unorganized until the following fall. The fall AdvancedTraining was traditionally held in Fond du Lac under the supervision of Jim Hovland, CRD Agent Fond du Lac County. An organized association was developed in the fall of 1990 by Garry Blomberg, CRD AgentWinnebago County and Joan Hoffman, Master Gardener. It included members from WinnebagoCounty. Officers and committee heads were chosen soon thereafter. By-laws were written anda newsletter was printed and distributed the Spring of 1991. UWEX Horticulture Assistant, Rosemary Eiden was hired also, to become the MasterGardener advisor in the fall of 1992. She has also served as a Director on the WisconsinState Association Board for 2 terms. Meetings of the Winnebago County Master Gardeners are held the 3rd Monday of the monthat the UWEX Winnebago County. YEAR IN REVIEW 1998 Community Outreach/Education/Publicity This committee brings an awareness of the Master Gardeners through publicity about eventsor education to the community. Carolyn Davis has put up displays in area librariesthroughout the year. She has also taken orders and distributed our denim, Master Gardenershirt with our logo. Shirts are worn at public events. Lawanda Jungwirth has submittedClub Notes to area newspapers about our activities. Special Events This committee plans out our standard events. A theme is chosen andappropriate booth dcor is made. Work schedules are organized. Marlene Miller and SueGorski have followed their prior training to name a theme and arrange our booths at thearea Home & Garden Show and the County Fair. Many MGs helped to set-up, answergardening questions from the public, and then tear down. Other events like the annual plant and bulb sales have been organized to generateincome for the association and answer questions about gardening and landscaping at thelocal Farmer’s Market. Joan Rogers and Audrey Ruedinger did a fine job organizingthese 2 events. Many MGs helped to set-up tables and plants, make sales, and thentear down. CCC Area This is a 2-acre wildlife area that has been maintained by MGs to offer thecommunity a place to observe nature and to offer an example of a native landscaped area.Susan Gorski has taken the lead with Stanley Meyer, Marlene Miller, Audrey Reudinger, andDon Reinhardt helping out. Perennial flowers were planted under the sign this year. Compost Display To promote composting to the general public. Kathy and Mike Swederske (MasterComposters) set-up a display at the Farmers Market to view and answer questions from thepublic. Emmeline Cook School A 50 x 75’ butterfly garden was constructed with the help of the Youth EmploymentService and the PTO . The garden will beused as an outdoor classroom to examine and study the various aspects of this uniqueecosystem. Jerry Wolf took the lead. Jackie Fredrick, Deanna Kautzer, Leela Peter, andJackie Trecanni assisted in plantings etc. CarolynDavis helped with winterizing. Evergreen Manor Plants were raised in the greenhouse to set out in annual display garden for residents toenjoy. Lou Ann Hendershot (lead). Agnes and Burt Carpenter, Ann Jungwirth, Deannaand Tina Kautzer, Marlene Miller, Tricia amd Rick Smith, Jackie Trecanni, and JerryWolf assisted in planting and tear-down. Green Meadow School A prairie garden was put in across the front of the building. The garden will be used for the enjoyment of theschool and the children to use as an outdoor classroom to enhance the curriculum. Youth Employment Service and children at theschool helped to maintain the garden. TinaRennebohm and Joan Mosling put in many hours designing, laying out, building andmaintaining the gardens throughout the season. Home Garden Trials Master Gardeners assisted the UWEX in research by testing vegetable cultivars in their owngardens. John Hoepfner, Leela Peter, andMarisue Quigley took part in the Home Garden Trials for 1998. Merrill School This prairie garden has been maintained by MGs as an outdoor classroom for students toexamine and study this unique ecosystem. A1998 plan to build a pond has been put on hold. DeannaKautzer designed and submitted the plan for the pond. David Herrin assisted with the removal of undesirables. Newsletter The Winnebago Co. Master Gardener monthly, newsletter was produced for all of 1998. It is the MG communicator. Linda Baeten (editor), Lawanda Jungwirth (typist),and Rosemary Eiden (events & MG page). Park View An “enabling garden” was constructed for residents to enjoy and interact withMGs. A containerized cutting garden wasalso added this year. These gardens provide amuch needed environment for residents well-being. LynnWhite took much time in designing and organizing these efforts. MGs: Carolyn Davis, Lou Ann Hendershot,Marlene Miller, John Procknow, Audrey Ruedinger, and Don Reinhardt provided much neededassistance. Programs These committee members set-up monthly educational programs that count for continuingeducation in addition to setting up the September Pot-luck & the Holiday/Awards Party. Audrey Ruedinger led the September Pot-luck andJoan Rogers (monthly programs) and alternate Carolyn Davis (Holiday Party). Safety Building The 1997 MG designed landscape was enhanced with annual flower plantings. Maintenance techniques were taught to Y.E.S. youthduring the growing season. Ann Jungwirth(lead). UW -Fox Valley Logo Plants were raised in the greenhouse to set out in a school logo display garden to enhancethe school grounds and the community to enjoy. RoseMarie Lewis (lead). MGs: Carolyn Davis,Stanley Meyer, Gail Tufte, and Don Reinhardt. Other County Assisted Projects Memorial Park and Arboretum – Dave and Sue Peck Bubolz Nature Center – Dave and Sue Peck Sullivan Woods – Jeanne Shiras Paine Arboretum – Gayle Brygger and Jerry Wolf Farm Progress Days – Susan and Tom Wrchota Community Beautification Theda Clark/Atrium Garden – Tricia and Rick Smith, Jackie Trecanni Area Garden Walks – Joan Strebel, Jackie Trecanni, and Gail Tufte Ridgeway County Club – Jackie Trecanni Doty Cabin – Diane Turner Carmel Residence – Betty and Julie Vandenburg Contacts: Linda Tobey 1800 Midway Rd. Menasha, WI 54952 Jason Kruse , Crops, Soils and Horticulture Agent Winnebago County Extension Office 625 East County Rd. Y, Ste. 600 Oshkosh, WI 54901 (920) 232-1971 Return to Local Associations Page

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Recreation Vehicle Mechanic What Does a Recreation Vehicle Mechanic Do? Recreation Vehicle Mechanics service and repair recreational vehicles including fifth wheels, truck campers, trailers and motor homes. Job -Related Skills, Interests and Values Examining vehicles and assessing the extent of repairs Inspecting and testing functional units, wiring, piping and components Diagnosing problems and locating failures within the electrical, trailer brake, battery and charging systems as well as air conditioning systems, heaters, pumps, plumbing and propane gas lines Preparing cost estimates, parts requisitions and work plans Communicating with customers and service managers about the functioning of the Recreational Vehicle Reading vehicle manuals and consulting with manufacturers re: vehicle specifications Removing, repairing and replacing exterior panels Repairing and replacing structural frames Installing accessories including air conditioning units, TV antennas and awnings Performing final inspections of units prior to delivery To view the Essential Skills necessary for someone working in this occupation, click on the following link and scroll down to RV Technician, NOC code 7383: http://srv600.hrdc-drhc.gc.ca/esrp/english/general/all_profiles.shtml What Preparation and Training Do You Need? Completion of Grade 12 with a secondary school diploma, withcredits in Math, Science and English is recommended. Enrolment in OYAP, coop, orobtaining technical credits in electrical systems ormechanics would be a definite asset. You can obtain a Certificate of Apprenticeshipafter completing between 6,800-7,200 hours (approximately three years of acombination of on-the-job and in-school training). Apprenticeship Subject Pathways provides additional information forstudents/parents/educators: http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/training/apprenticeship/skills/pathwaye.pdf What’s Your Future as a Recreational Vehicle Mechanic? Recreational Vehicle Mechanics usually work indoors in repair shops, and may be required tolift loads weighing up to 25 kilograms. A standard 40 hour work week is thenorm, and shifts may be required, including evenings, weekends and holidays. Thenature of the work is also seasonal. Career progression within the trade caninclude Supervisory/Management positions. Check out the Canadian RecreationalVehicle Association at: www.crva.ca for moreinformation. Employersthat hire Recreational Vehicle Mechanics include: RV Dealerships RV Repair shops RV Manufacturers Wage Rate Apprentices generally earn less than Journeypeople As your skills and expertise increase, so does your wage On average, fully qualified Recreational Vehicle Mechanics can earn $18.00/hour or more Self-Rating Ask Yourself: Is Working as a Recreational Vehicle Mechanic for You? Do you have a mechanical aptitude and enjoy learning and mastering different skills and doing a variety of work? Yes      No Do you enjoy communicating with co-workers and customers? Yes      No Do you have the physical stamina to work long hours in peak season? Yes      No Are you able to bend, kneel, lift, stoop and crouch? Yes      No Do you like to solve problems, find and implement solutions? Yes      No Do you enjoy keeping up with and learning about new technology? Yes      No Do you take pride in persisting until the job is done just right? Yes      No If you answered Yes to most of these questions, a career as a RecreationalVehicle Mechanic may be for You! You may also want to explore other careers that require similar interests and skills,such as: Motorcycle Mechanic Small Engine Repair Automotive Service Technician Heavy Equipment Mechanic Farm Equipment Mechanic