In This Issue: 2013 Fair Information

Animal Projects

Beef Ambassador

Brag Board

Clubs in the News

Club of the Month

Dog Opportunities

Enrollment Information

First & Second Year Lamb

Goat Opportunities

Horse Opportunities

Hunters Safety Classes

Manners Matter!

Mother-Daughter Tea

Pancake Supper

Sale Committee Meeting

Scholarship Information

Showcase Showdown

Supreme Cow Program

Quality Assurance Dates

And More...

Goshen County Extension: Megan Brittingham Denise Jackson Lori Schafer

4-H Educator CNP Coordinator Office Manager

mbrittin@uwyo.edu djacks28@uwyo.edu lschafe2@uwyo.edu

New 4-H Family Orientation 4-H families with less than 3 years experience are invited to attend this informative session!

Please plan to bring a side dish to share! RSVP to the Extension Office by Wednesday, March 6

When: Monday, March 11 6:30 PM Where: Extension Office

Goshen Gazette FEBRUARY & MARCH 2013

Calling 4-H Entrepreneurs Entrepreneurs are people who start their own business. Entrepreneurs can be kids just like you! Our third Entrepreneur program begins Monday, March 18 at 6:30 pm at the Extension Office. In this program, 4-H members will learn the basics of starting their own business and writing a business plan. In June, entrepreneurs can earn seed money to start or expand their business! Please RSVP to the Extension Office no later than March 13.

*Participants do not need to enroll a special project to participate!*

4-H Connection Goshen County 4-H

has a *new* webpage with neat opportunities for 4-H Clubs! Specifics will be shared at the February Council meeting but until then, visit us online: wyoming4h.org/goshen4h/

Be sure to add this site to your favorites!

Don’t forget to “like” us on facebook, too: facebook.com/GoshenCounty4H

4-H CAMPS Junior Leaders are excited to recruit 4-H Campers to this year’s camps:

4-H BOOT CAMP Cloverbud Camp: June 21, Jay Em This day camp is just for Clover-buds, ages 5-7. 4-H Camp: June 13-14, Haven on the Rock (Formerly Rim Rock) Open to 4-H members ages 8 to 12. Campbell & Goshen Counties are eager to invite teens to 4-H Teen Camp: July8-10, Powell 4-H Teens, 13-19, can join us for hiking, canoeing, tent-camping and friends!

Open to 4-H youth and military

youth (ages 8-18) interested in

experiencing 4-H.

Lunch & snacks will be provided.

For more information and to register, contact

Brittany Johnson

4-H Military Educator 307-633-4383 or bjohns92@uwyo.edu

Spring 4-H Day Camp

March 28,2013 in Guernsey!

RSVP Deadline is March 15!

4-H

Council

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Leaders Council Mtg. February 19

March 19

@ 6:00 P.M.

Items for Council Agenda should be submitted to

Secretary Melanie Herring the Friday before the Council

Meeting. This includes presentations from members.

Agenda Items Include: 4-H Building Report Wyoming 4-H 100 Year Celebration Report

NEW webpage (wyoming4h.org/goshen4h/)

2012/2013 Budget

Pancake Supper Committee Report

2013 Council Committees Pancake Supper: Southeast Cowpokes, Adventurous Pioneers, Bent Barrels Crooked Arrows Fair Decorating: Leaders, Breeders & Feeders, Bear Creek Guys & Gals Silent Auction: Goshen Drifters State Fair Packing: Goshen Livestockers, Horseshoe Acres Harvest Carnival: Gleaners Union, Lonestar Achievement Program: Rough Riders, Lingle Aggies, Prairie Center

4-H In the News The Scottsbluff Star Herald Farm & Ranch section will be

helping us celebrate 100 years of Wyoming 4-H in the

coming year! Each 4-H club is being asked to prepare and

submit articles, histories, photos and highlights as a way to

showcase our clubs and activities.

One to two clubs will be featured each month in the

following order:

February: Adventurous Pioneers, Bear Creek Guys & Gals

March: Bent Barrels Crooked Arrows

April: Gleaners Union

May: Goshen Drifters

June: Goshen Livestockers

July: Horseshoe Acres

August: Leaders, Breeders & Feeders

September: Lingle Aggies

October: Lone Star, Prairie Center

November: Rough Riders

December: Southeast Cowpokes

Submissions are due, via email, by the third Monday of the

month to Megan.

For ideas and information, call the Extension Office!

Club Fundraisers

MUST turn in a “Fundraising Request Form”

to Extension Office for approval PRIOR to all

fundraising activities

MUST complete and return the “Fundraising

Receipt” at the conclusion of the fundraiser

Required to contribute 10% net profit to

Goshen County 4-H Foundation

Money contributed to 4-H Foundation goes

back to 4-H members through sponsorship of

trips, trainings, camps, scholarships, contests

and more!

The following Clubs are missing Fundraising

Receipts from 2012:

Gleaners Union Goshen Livestockers

Happy Hounds Rough Riders

Jr. Livestock Sale Committee The next meeting will be Sunday, April 7 at 5 pm (during the Pancake Supper.) The meeting will be held in the Brand Room. We have one opening for an “At-Large” position. Responsibilities include assisting with the planning and leading of the Sale and Buyer Appreciation Dinner during Fair. This committee meets 4 times a year. Those interested should plan on attending the meeting held during the Pancake Supper. Additional agenda items include updates on Improvement Projects and plans for the 2013 Sale and Dinner. Call Megan at the Extension Office or by email for additional

agenda items.

Chartering & Club Information Each year, 4-H Clubs must submit a Charter Application

and sign an Affirmative Action statement in addition to

completing a brief Educational Goal & Service report.

4-H Clubs that have not turned in these documents are:

Happy Hounds

Leaders, Breeders & Feeders

Lingle Aggies

Rough Riders

Please contact the Extension Office to resolve these

paperwork problems!

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2013 Goshen County Fair Open Bucket Calf Class will return with two classes:

Calves born January 1-February 28, 2013 or March 1-June 1, 2013

Bucket Calf Classes are open to all Cloverbuds, 4-H and FFA members

Premier Sheep Exhibitor Must show in both market and breeding

shows Additional details to come!

Premier Goat Exhibitor Details coming soon!

Horse Show Changes Monday: Showmanship & Halter Tuesday: Trail & Performance

July 28-August 3, 2013 “A Century of Tradition!”

4-H ENROLLMENT OPEN

New 4-H members are accepted through May 1 and can get Enrollment Forms from Club Leaders or the Extension Office. QUESTIONS? Call the Extension

Office or talk to your Club Leader.

PANCAKE SUPPER! What is the Pancake Supper? The Annual Ham & Pancake Supper is the biggest fundraiser for the 4-H Council. During the Pancake Supper, 4-H members and leaders prepare and serve a pancake supper to members of the community. We usually serve over 1,000 of our neighbors! Who does the money benefit? The money raised by 4-H Council directly benefits 4-H members and leaders. In addition to the fixed costs like insurance and assessments, 4-H Council also has variable costs which are determined by the amount of money raised during the Pancake Supper fundraiser. The variable costs can decrease if not enough money is raised to support them all. These costs support county leader training, 4-H Camp, State Fair showmanship trips, judging teams, awards, workshops, clinics, national 4-H trips, the 4-H Building and much, much more. The bottom line: the more money raised by the Pancake Supper, the more opportunities in Goshen County 4-H. What can 4-H families do? 4-H families can support this endeavor by selling at least 10 tickets to the Pancake Supper. Tickets will be given to Club Leaders soon to be distributed to members and extra tickets are available from the Extension Office. The Clubs that return all their tickets by March 19 receive a pizza party. The family that sells the most tickets receives a prize.

Contact the Extension Office for details!

Hunter’s Safety classes will be held

April 8 to 12 from 6 to 9 pm at EWC.

Members of Bent Barrels Crooked Arrows must

complete this class in order to participate.

3rd Annual Mother-Daughter Tea Sunday, February 24 at The Gathering Place,

Fort Laramie

Hosted by 4-H Leaders Lee Hageman & Lori Schafer!

Reservations are still available for this fun

afternoon! Payment of $10 per person must

accompany reservation.

Contact the Extension Office!

First & Second Year Lamb The First & Second Year Lamb Program will begin on March 21at 6:30 pm at the Extension Office. Contact Scott & Dana Yetter for more information at 834-2478. This project is available to any member exhibiting a market lamb for the first or second year!

Aleighica Keeran and Brittany Randall, as part of the State 4-H Leadership Team, will be addressing the Wyoming State Legislature this month! Photos coming soon!

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2013 Scholarships Graduating seniors, it is not too early to be thinking of college scholarships!

Wyoming 4-H: Deadline February 15, 2013 www.4-h.uwyo.edu/Scholarships.asp

Goshen County 4-H Foundation: Deadline is April 15 These include: Jesica Hovis Memorial Scholarship, Goshen County 4-H Educational Fund (Mildred Kidney), Junior Leaders Scholarship Marlene Schlager Memorial Scholarship: Deadline is April 15 Goshen County Homemakers Scholarship: Deadline is April 15 Static Exhibit Auction Scholarship Deadline is April 15 Visit with Amy Covington, College Advisor, who has offices at each of the High Schools. Local scholarship materials are available at the Extension Office! The only way to get this money is to apply!

Happy Hounds DOG

Project Club

All 4-H members are invited to join the dog project club. Happy Hounds meets on the 1st Monday of each month in the Brand Room. Members practice with their dogs, provide service projects, fundraisers and fun trips, too. For more information on joining this active project club, please contact Leader Cindy Wright at 532-2941.

SUPREME COW PROGRAM 4-H and FFA youth are invited to participate in this

fun program which is made up of a record book, an

interview, educational programs and exhibition at the county

fair. The dates for educational sessions are:

Tuesday, February 12, 6:30 pm, Extension Office

Tuesday, March 12

Tuesday, April 9

ESSAYS DUE May 7, 2013

4-H youth must enroll in the Breeding Beef project on their

4-H Enrollment Form.

WOOL JUDGING Wool Judging: Organizational meeting will be held Monday, March 4 at 6:30 pm at the Extension Office. The State Contest will be held on Friday, April 12 in Laramie. For more information contact Wool Judging Coaches Pam & Lawrence Randall.

4-H Dog Clinics Each clinic will include Agility, Obedience, Rally and

Showmanship components. Always check the

newsletter for additional Dog Project opportunities.

Sunday, February 24, 2-4 pm, Rendezvous Center Sunday, March 17, 2 -4pm, Rendezvous Center Sunday, April 28, 2 pm-4 pm, Pavilion Monday, May 20, 6:30 pm, Grass Arena Monday, June 3, 6:30 pm, Grass Arena Monday, June 10, 6:30 pm, Grass Arena Monday, June 17, 6:30 pm, Grass Arena Monday, July 15, 6:30 pm, Grass Arena Monday, July 22, 6:30 pm, Grass Arena Things to Bring: Water and Bowl Doggie Clean-Up Bags Crate/Kennel

Dog vaccinations must be current and 4-H members must wear athletic types of shoes

(soft sole) to practices.

FUZZY GOAT SHOW

The Fuzzy Show is coming! On Memorial Day

Weekend in Torrington the American Dairy

Goat Association is sanctioning a show. This

will be an excellent opportunity to buy a quality dairy goat

as there will be animals offered for auction. All goat folks

love talking about their animals so you can get all of your

goat questions answered! We welcome you as an

exhibitor, vendor or spectator. For more information

please contact Rebecca at (307) 334-2849!

Check the newsletter often for more details!

HORSE CLINICS ATTENTION COWBOYS & COWGIRLS: Horse Key Leaders are organizing a variety of clinics on horsemanship, team sorting, barrels, poles and more! Watch the newsletter for more de-tails: Wednesday, March 13, EWC Mechanical Arts Bldg. Room 120-122, 6:30 pm: Dr. Bittner will present

“Parasites & Your Horse”. RSVP to the Extension Office by Friday, March 8. Sunday, April 14, Outdoor Arena (Fairgrounds), 4 pm: Horsemanship Clinic. Parents, Pattie Sue Peterson will present a First-Aid & Health Training for you at that time, too! RSVP to the Extension Office by Friday, April 12. Sunday, May 5, Outdoor Arena (Fairgrounds), 4 pm: Barrels & Poles with Ashley Nelson! RSVP by Friday, May 3.

4-H youth exhibiting market animals at the 2013 Goshen County Fair are REQUIRED to complete Quality Assurance. The Quality Assurance program is the promise that the food from our livestock will be the highest possible quality and we will do everything we can to make those products safe to eat. Learn what you can do to keep this promise in raising your 4-H project. Youth in the Senior age division will be expected to complete Levels 1 and 2 before completing Level 3. Intermediate age youth must complete Levels 1 and 2. Junior age youth must complete Level 1. Youth who have previously completed any Quality Assurance Levels are on record at the Extension Office and will only be required to be certified at the next appropriate Level. Youth who have completed Pork Quality Assurance, Beef Quality Assurance or any other species specific Quality Assurance programs can bring in the appropriate documentation, usually a card, and be exempt, provided they renew their certification. Youth in the Senior age division (14-18) must complete all three levels in order to exhibit at the 2013 Fair. Youth in the Intermediate age division (11-13) must complete the first two Levels in order exhibit at the 2013 Fair. Youth in the Junior age division (8-10) must complete the first Level in order to exhibit at the 2013 Fair. If you have questions, please contact your 4-H Club Leader or the Extension Office.

Thank your for cooperation!

Upcoming Quality Assurance Dates: Level 1: Wednesday, March 6, 6 pm at the Extension Office Level 2: Thursday, March 7, 6:00 pm at the Extension Office Level 3: Thursday, March 14, 6:00 pm at the Extension Office

Presented by: Tammie Jensen, Niobrara County 4-H Educator! For all evenings, please RSVP to the Extension Office by Friday, March 1 so enough materials will be available. Parents are strongly encouraged to attend with their children.

4-H Leaders will receive documentation at the next Council

meeting or you can check with the Extension Office to find out your Levels.

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Robert’s Rules of Order

Pointer Roberts Rules of Order was first published in 1876

and is the foundation for running a fair and orderly

meeting, including 4-H Club meetings.

According to the latest Robert’s Rules of Order

edition online, the Secretary does not need to

record what was discussed at meetings. “Minutes

are a record of what was done at the meeting, not a

record of what was said.”

From: http://robertsrules.com

Brag Board! CONGRATULATIONS New Leaders…

Leaders who completed Leader Training: Pat Conway, Rough Riders Katie Isbell, Rough Riders Melvin Krotz, Bent

Barrels Crooked Arrows Dennis Russell, Poultry Key Leader Charlotte Steben, Goshen Livestockers Becky Volmer, Goshen Livestockers CONGRATULATIONS Jessica Carlson, Key Leader and Council President, on winning Make-It-With-Wool at the Denver Stock Show! CONGRATULATIONS to the Leaders being recognized at this year’s State Leaders Conference for years of service: Cindy Covalt (5 years) Malinda Field (5 years) Donna Juma (5 years) Allen Lindenmuth (5 years) Stormy Lower (5 years) Roberta Luke (5 years) Clint McWaters (5 years) Ila Rowen (5 years) Karen Coon (10 years) Denise Jackson (10 years) Jerry & Linda Keeran (10 years) Steve Schafer (15 years) Terri House (20 years) Kerri Rose (25 years) Lori Schafer (25 years) THANK YOU for all you do to make 4-H so successful! We appreciate you!

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Beef Ambassador Program

The Wyoming Beef Ambassador Program provides

an opportunity for youth to become spokespersons

and future leaders for the beef industry. The goals

of this program are to utilize the Wyoming Beef Ambassadors to

provide information about beef nutrition, safety and convenience

to consumers and provide producers with industry information,

including facts about the Beef Checkoff Program.

The State Beef Ambassador contest will be held Saturday, March

23 at Casper College. Entry forms are due February 24.

Contact the Extension Office for details!

The following chart shows the forms, action and due date for most Goshen County 4-H animal projects in order to exhibit at the 2013 Goshen County Fair.

Market Beef No ID Form Tagging Dates Have Passed

Breeding Animals

(Beef, Sheep,

Swine & Goats)

Turn in a Breeding ID by June 1

ID Forms available at Extension Office No Tagging or Tattooing

Cats Turn in a Cat ID by May 1 ID Forms available at Extension Office

No Tagging or Tattooing

Dogs Turn in a Dog ID by May 1 Permanent Jump Height Card by May 1

Measuring for Permanent Jump Height Card:

April 18, from 5:30 -7 pm

Rabbits No ID Form All Rabbits must be Tattooed Rabbit Tattooing: May 31, 4 PM-7 PM, Fairgrounds

Market Animals (Sheep, Swine &

Goats)

No ID Form Ownership Deadline June 1

Tagging Dates:

May 18, 9 AM-12 NOON, Fairgrounds May 31, 4 PM-7 PM, Fairgrounds

*Sheep & Goats MUST have a scrapie tag at tagging*

Horse Ownership Deadline May 1

Turn in ID Forms at Safety Certification

ID Forms available at Extension Office

Horse Safety Certification must complete by July 1

June 6 beginning at 8:30 am, Pavilion

June 20 beginning at 8:30 am, Pavilion

Poultry No ID Form No Tagging or Tattooing

Mark your calendars for this fun

state 4-H opportunity that in-

cludes contests, workshops, hikes,

dancing and meeting new 4-H

friends! Contests include Horse

Judging, Vegetable Judging, Cake

Decorating, Rocket Launch, Table

Setting and so much more! Financial

assistance is available from both 4-H

Foundation & Council! Watch the newsletter for more details!

WHAT IS FILMFEST 4‐H?

FilmFest 4‐H is a national 4‐H film festival, strictly for youth. Youth connect with actual filmmaking professionals and learn advanced techniques, celebrating the cinematic work of themselves and others. There are film screenings, workshops led by film industry professionals, and much more! WHO ATTENDS AND HOW MUCH?

Youth who are age 11‐18 on January 1, 2013 may attend. The Radisson hotel is extending a special conference rate, and the Branson Airport is very close. Once there, you’ll need an “All Access Pass.” This $99 All Access Pass is your ticket to all workshops and events you choose to attend at FilmFest. WHERE CAN I CONNECT AND LEARN MORE?

Link to all resources at the official FilmFest 4‐H website: http://4h.missouri.edu/filmfest

Club of the month:

PRAIRIE CENTER Spotlighting Goshen County’s Clubs

Prairie Center 4-H Club dates back 86

years to 1927! But, don’t let being among the oldest

4-H Clubs in our county fool you, this enthusiastic club of

members are energetic and eager!

Skyler Miller acts as the 4-H Club President; Daniel

Hall is the Vice President. Kadra Clark is the Secretary and

Paige Miller is the Treasurer. Kadra Clark and Alyna Eaves

are Historians. Preston Ault and Sierra Allen are the

Entertainment Committee and Clara Petersen is the Phone

Secretary. Taryn Platt and Mason Weis are also members.

Branson Bumguardner, Kyler Clark and Sid Petersen are the

Cloverbuds.

Clara Petersen says that her favorite thing about her

Club is the activities they do. In December, Prairie Center had

a Christmas party and had a challenge of decorating the most

beautiful Christmas tree. Members also practiced their public

speaking by wearing some pretty silly over-sized sunglasses.

The Club also does three service projects throughout

the year including a bake sale for charity, highway clean-up

and laying wreaths for Memorial Day weekend.

Kadra Clark says that she “likes how we do a bake

sale for Care and Share every year. I like our Christmas party

and I like Prairie Center 4-H Club because we do fun things to

help us learn.”

Cloverbud Sid Petersen says his favorite thing is that

“everyone is nice to me.”

Members take a variety of projects, ranging from

Market and Breeding Beef, Sheep, Horses, Market Pigs,

Livestock Judging, Leathercraft, Photography, Dogs, Pocket

Pets, Poultry, Rabbits, Fabric & Fashion and Horse Judging.

“I like 4-H because it has taught me to speak louder. I

like 4-H because I have got to learn about leather craft, sew-

ing, showing horses and much more. I have learned to speak

louder by getting the chance to be secretary,” says Kadra.

The Club Leaders are Rebecca Petersen, Christine

Miller and Billie and Roy Allen.

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Cent$ible Nutrition Program

Helping Families Eat Better

If you want to

learn

how you and

your

Family Can Eat Better For Less,

contact me,

Denise Jackson,

Cent$ible

Nutrition

Assistant,

Goshen County

Extension

at 532-2436.

Do you ever feel like you don’t know what to say? Or you’re always saying the wrong thing? Do you have trouble starting conversations or keeping them going? Follow these steps to build your talking skills.

5 Steps to Good Conversation Act interested by asking questions.

Listen to the answers.

Make comments or ask follow-up questions.

Share something about yourself.

Watch to see how your listeners react.

Conversations Killers The Interrupter: Constantly cuts people off. Jumps right into other

people’s conversations.

The Complainer: Whines about everything. “Math is stupid!” “I

never get to go first!” “This is so lame!”

The Gossiper: Spreads rumors and dishes dirt. Talks about people

behind their backs.

The Motormouth: Talks-and-talks-and-doesn’t-stop-talking-and-never

-lets-anyone-else-get-a-word-in-and-tells-really-long-boring-

stories-and-talks-really-fast-and-hardly-ever-stops-to-take-a-

breath!

Code of The Extension Kitchen

1. Take note of how the kitchen looks. 2. Take pride in how you leave it. 3. Respect other people’s property, if it is not

your grub…don’t eat it! 4. If it is no longer good to eat … throw it out. 5. Replace something if you use the last of it, or be sure to let the Trail Boss know. 6. Wash personal dishes and put them away. 7. Clean the Microwave, Coffee Pot and Stove/

Oven after each use—even if it is to just wipe them down.

8. Ride for the brand...this is our Kitchen, let’s make sure it stays a reflection of who were are.

Goshen County Proud!

Goshen County Extension

Kitchen Ethics

Stick this on your fridge!

Manners Matter!

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University of Wyoming Extension

Goshen County Goshen County Resource Center

4516 US Hwy 26/85 Torrington, WY 82240

Phone: 307-532-2436 Fax: 307-532-7531

wyoming4h.org/goshen4h/

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Agriculture. Glen Whipple, Director, Cooperative Extension Service, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming 82071.

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complaint, write the UW Employment Practices/Affirmative Action Office, University of Wyoming, P.O. Box 3434, Laramie, Wyoming 82071-3434.

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FEBRUARY 2013 1: Enrollment Deadline for Returning Members 12: Supreme Cow Educational Program #1 10: Jr. Leaders, 3 pm, Extension Office 15-17: State 4-H Leaders Conference, Rock Springs 19: 4-H Council, 6 pm, Extension Office 23: All City Cat Show, Casper 24: Mother-Daughter Tea, The Gathering Place 24: Dog Clinic, 2-4pm, Rendezvous Center MARCH 2013 4: Wool Judging Organizational Meeting, 6:30 pm, Extension Office 6: QA Level 1, 6 pm, Extension Office 7: QA Level 2, 6 pm, Extension Office 11: New Family Orientation, 6:30 pm, Extension Office 12: Supreme Cow Educational Program #2 13: Horse Clinic, 6:30 pm, EWC 14: QA Level 3, 6 pm, Extension Office 17: Dog Clinic, 2 pm, Rendezvous Center 18: Entrepreneur Meeting #1, 6:30 pm, Extension Office 19: 4-H Council, 6 pm, Extension Office 21: First & Second Year Lamb, 6:30, Extension Office 26: Pancake Supper Committee Meeting, 5:30 pm, 4-H Building 28: 4-H Day Camp, Guernsey

APRIL 2013 7: Pancake Supper, Rendezvous Center 7: Sale Committee, 5 pm, Brand Room 8-12: Hunters Safety Classes, EWC 9: Supreme Cow Educational Program #3 12-13: State Wool & Meats Judging, Laramie 14: Jr. Leaders, 3 pm, Extension Office 14: Horse Clinic, 4 pm, Outdoor Arena 15: Purple Up! Day 15: County 4-H Scholarships Due 16: 4-H Council, 6 pm, Extension Office 18: Dog Measuring, 5:30-7 pm, 4-H Building 28: Dog Clinic, Pavilion MAY 2013 1: Cat IDs Due, Extension Office 1: Dog IDs Due, Extension Office 1: Final Add/Drop Deadline for all Members 1: Final Enrollment Deadline 5: Horse Clinic, 4 pm, Outdoor Arena

Important Dates for Goshen County 4-H

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