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Issued in furtherance of extension work, acts of May 8 and June 30, 1914, in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Kelly Crane, Director, University of Wyoming Extension,College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, University of Wyoming Extension, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming 82071.The University of Wyoming is an equal opportunity/affirmative action institution

Market Swine, Sheep and GoatEarly Weigh in: May 26, 4-7pm Weigh in: May 29, 8-12pm

Albany County Fairgrounds Swine Barn-

Please use North fairgrounds gate.

Poultry Weigh in: May 29, 1-3pm

Livestock Quality AssuranceMay 20th, 6:00 pm Extension Meeting Room

For ALL 4-H members in their first year of a market livestock project

Youth planning to sell your market: beef, sheep, swine, meat goat, poultry, or

meat rabbits at the 2021 Albany County Fair Junior Livestock Sale must attend

a Livestock Quality Assurance meeting if:

1) You are new to 4-H.

2) It is your first year with a market project.

3) You are changing age groups, Jr. to Int. or Int. to Sr. (Jr 8-10, Int 11-13, Sr 14-19).

A child’s age is based on January 1 of the current 4-H year. Please call if you

have questions. RSVP by May 19th.

On-line directions on page 9.

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:Council & Foundation Minutes 2-3

Project Meetings 4-7

Community Service Spotlight 8

Upcoming Events & Opportunities 9-12

May Calendar 14

June Calendar 15

Required paperwork:Sheep: bill of sale or brand paper & scrapies tag

Swine: bill of sale

Goats: bill of sale & scrapies tag

Scrapies tags are REQUIRED for sheep & goats

*The state of Wyoming no longer requires brand inspections on:

goats, llamas or alpacasYour animal must attend a weigh-in and be tagged with a fair tag in

order to be shown at fair!!

Rabbit andPoultry ID's

are DUEJUNE 1ST!

Weighing and Tagging

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Emily Hayes presented to council on behalf of all Albany County shooters that were re-invited to Natl shooting competition in Nebraska; June 20-25based on state shoot scores in 2019; an all week competition – requesting help from council to fund 6-8 members

Ea. member needs approx $1000/to attend. Freda moved to give ea $150 Discussion – offer to give $150 for volunteers as well Ruth 2nd; motion passed

Executive Committee – Meaghan reported: met today at 5:45 w/carnival committeeAwards Committee – Ruth reported:

letters sent; sponsors for majority of shows; awards chosen for fair-ahead of schedule; in club boxes are letters about sponsoring awards-clubs cansupport at any dollar amount

Carnival Committee – met at 5:45 today; June 12, 2021; 11-5; will be held at Grand Stand;Theme: Summer Fun (June 5 date conflicted w/previously scheduled wedding reception at fairgrounds) Emily Hayes from Wild Brumbies presented that their club is considering purchasing a dunk tank to use as their ‘Carnival booth’; Requested theybe grandfather clause into be the dunk tank club every year since they are investing in purchase; it would also potentially be ‘rentable’ for otherevents etc.

Sarah moved that Wild Brumbies be grandfathered in; Shanna 2nd; motion passedCommunity Service Committee – Kellen reported

Laws $486.93 raised; Little Horse Power donated over $200 and won the ‘most raised’ for this event – they get to name the kittenEaster Egg hunt was a success – lots of volunteers; families from the community seemed to appreciate and enjoy the opportunityGoogle docs form is available to recommend community service individual;Fairgrounds clean up – June 4th was suggested due to ½ day of school; to be followed by ‘summer kick off’ w/kickball and pizza party. Bring ownrakes/tools/gloves/wheelbarrows/etc. Jennifer moved to accept this date; 2nd -Shanna; motion passed Kellen suggested a glow stick scavenger hunt on fairgrounds followed by dance as a potential member ‘activity’- those in attendance suggested theidea be presented to Jr. Leaders to see if they’d like to spearhead such an endeavorFundraising – Meaghan reported – before Covid discussed working w/foundation to host a 5K walk/run; Foundation planning one in Oct to coincidew/4H week; Council interested in doing one this summer. Suggestion made to kick off carnival w/5K; 8am start time – route around/through fairground; do a mile family walk as well

Sarah T./Becky D./Meaghan S volunteered to head up 5K– will have shirts – cost will reflect pricing for shirts; more info forthcomingMember Activity Committee – Meaghan reported

4H hosting dance April 17 – 6:30 after Leadership Expo watch FootNotes and daily dose for details; May 8 – Jr leaders hosting swing dance lesson and dance

Public Relations/Historian Committee – Jenna reported:Flyers cont to be posted on facebook – get info to Jenna from clubs/projects etc; Senior slide show for all graduating seniors is being planned – plan to get baby pic and sr pic; their plans; where graduating from etc. to Jenna tobe included in the slideshow. An email will be coming w/details

Call to order: 6:32 pmPledges: American pledge was led by: Jayden; 4-H pledge led by EmilyRoll Call: Total in attendance via zoom or in person: 24; clubs represented 9/17-Corduroy Queens and Kings (3); Harmony Hustlers (2); High Plains (4);Little Horse Power (2); Mavericks (1) Rock Creek Valley (1); Stompin’ Steamboats (1); Wild Brumbies (7); Yellow Jackets (2); Ext agent (1) Reading/Approval of Minutes: Moved to approve: Emily ; 2nd: Freda; Motion passed Treasurer’s Report: account balances read by Jennifer American National Bank account is $3946.05

Income: $0Expenses – Wool Judging $100.55; Livestock Judging $179.98

First Interstate Bank account is $8485.32Income – Pot Roast: $1175.00 Expenses – Scholarship $500; Change for pot roast $400

Endowment is $20,000.00; WY State Foundation is $9371.16 Will be submitted to auditCorrespondence/Youth: NoneProgram:

Committee Reports:

4-H Council Meeting MinutesApril 6, 2021

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Record Book Committee – Meaghan reported:We are more than happy to come to club meetings and answer questions; keep working on books and get on ZSuite to become familiar w/formatetc.; Committee members have gone to 4/17 clubs so far.

Recruiting Committee – No reportOther Reports:4-H Foundation – Fundraising opportunities: Dog show breakfast in May; pancake breakfast during county shootJr Leaders –

April meeting will be their planning meeting; not doing 4H camp at Table in Wilderness due to cost w/covid social distancing etc.; May 8 dance

Fair Board – Next meeting Mon 12-6:30; Fair theme Fair Out West

Scholarship Committee: Jenna reported – 2 applicants; had interviews; giving both $1000; club leaders encourage seniors to apply

Pot Roast Dinner: Jenna reported – tons of volunteers; not as great of turnout as hoped; decent profit; ideas for next year – ag community rent booths for advertising about products etc.; Ag banquet of sorts for networking in addition to fundraising;promote local agriculture; National Ag week for date; promoting agriculture overall

Easter Egg Hunt: already discussedSE area Leadership expo: April 17 – 9-3; registration 9:00am

for middle school, high school, adults; see daily dose for more info; keynote speaker over lunch; sub sandwiches for lunch; set up in the morning

Old Business:

Other?

Jubilee Days Parade Float – followed by water balloon fight and picnicit’s the 80th anniversary – July 10 suggested having larger group walking since too many to fit on a single float

Fairgrounds clean up – already discussed

Purple up day – April 15, 2021: wear purple in support of kids of military families – send pics to ML/Jenna/ post to Albany county 4H and council pageDog ID and Self Determined forms due May 1Next council meeting May 4, 2021 – 6:30

New Business:  

Announcements:

Meeting Adjourned: 7:39pm

4-H Foundation Meeting MinutesApril 13, 2021

We will be offering breakfast at the May 15th Dog Show. We will also be having a Pancake breakfast for County Shoot and Carnival in June

Members present: Janet Renneisen, Mary Louise Wood, Carolyn Durand.New Business –

a.b.

Fair Board Corner

- May meeting will be May 10th, 6:30pm in the Activity Building Dining Room- 2021 County Fair Schedule on the Albany County Fair website:

- County Fair theme is: Fair Out West

https://www.albanycountyfair.org/435/Albany-County-Fair

Project News

CMay 4th, 6:30pm

West half of Fairgrounds Activity Building

Sign up Genius:www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0a4aa8af2eaaff2-maycake

Cake Key Leaders: Christiana 314-5988 & Cecilia 399-7254

Cat

Dog

bring all dog equipment (leash, choke collar, vinegarwater, plastic bag, paper towels, treats) to every class! to work dogs at home between classesan adult must be present in the building or parking lotduring dog class (NO exceptions!). Parents/guardians: please come in the building topick up your child after Dog Class. We want to ensureall kids leave safely!All dogs over 1yr old must show with a choke chain for show AND practice for ObediencePractice is fun, but remember it is work time for thedogs and 4-Hers.

May 5, 12, 19, 26 6-7pmFairgrounds activity building

Meet with Vicky at the May 5th class to join agility

which will start June 2nd!

Please remember the following:

Dog Key Leader:Vicky 760-4932

HorseHorse ID/Safety Certification form due JUNE 1ST!Please make sure they are on file at the Extension

Office for each horse you are planning to use in 4-Hthis year AND you must be currently enrolled in 4-H.

*If you have questions or would like to check and seewhich horse(s) you have on file, please call the

extension office at 721-2571.

HORSE is Tuesdays, 6pm at the Hansen Arena**Please remember masks and social distancing in

required at this UW Facility!Check Albany County Horse on Facebook and Daily

Dose for updates!

For Questions, please callJanette Parker 760-8589

-- HORSEMANSHIP is Fridays at the Range Arena

at 6pm

For Questions, please callJoe Wolf 399-7399

ake Decorating

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All members May 6, 13, 20, 27Lincoln Community Center (209 S. Cedar)

Three shooting times: 6-7, 7-8, 8-9

Sign Up Genius:www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0a4aa8af2eaaff2-archery

Archery Key Leader:

Shawn Hayes 760-7741

A rchery

Saturday, May 15th, 2pmExtension Meeting Room

Please bring cat, harness, carpet square, carrier. We willbe practicing showing. I will also be talking about

Parasites and viruses.

**PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU ARE COMING TO THE INPERSON OR ZOOM MEETING BY 3 PM ON MAY 14TH. IF I DO NOT HAVE ANYONE RSVP IT WILL BE CANCELED!

I will set up a Zoom meeting for 4:30pm on May 15th ifyou feel better doing it over video. Please call with

questions.

Cat Key Leader:Connie Bierman 399-8092

Thursday, May 6th, 5:45pmExtension Meeting Room

(youth 5-8yrs old)

Questions, please callMary Louise 307-630-1705

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Project News

Tuesdays, May 4, 11, 18, 25 6pmat the Rifle Range on North 9th St.

Questions, please contact:Shawn Hayes 760-7741

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May 13th, 6:30Ludwig Studio, 224 E. Ivinson Ave

Please bring a camera!

Questions, please contact: Leslie Lund 399-6898 wyogirl.leslie@gmail.com

Photography

Poultry

Fabric & Fashion

a yard of fabric 1/2 yard of quilt batting (you will not use all of this)coordinating thread**Please prewash and iron your fabric before youcome to sewing!Also bring your sewing basket with pins, scissors and aseam ripper. **Remember to practice sewing a seam andthreading your machine before you come to the classif you have a sewing machine at home.

If you want help selecting a project, you may contactFreda (742-0506) or Mary Louise (721-2571).

June 5 July 24

If you are interested in learning how to sew, the nextsewing class will be May 8th in the

Extension Meeting Room. Beginners: 9-11am, Int/Adv:1-4pm

Beginners will be making a placemat & napkin.You will need:

Intermediate and advanced sewers will work on projectsthey have selected.

We will meet once a month until fair. Parents are alwayswelcome to attend!

Future Sewing Days

Please RSVP by: May 6th to 721-2571 or

mwood8@uwyo.edu and also let us know if you need asewing machine!

If you have any questions, please call

Freda Dixon @ 742-0506

LeathercraftLeatherwork II (advanced) May 8th & 19th at 3:30

Extension Meeting Room

Leatherwork I (beginner) May 12th & 26th at 3:30 Extension Meeting Room

Wednesday classes are closed to new members for this

year. Youth can still enroll and take the project

Leathercraft Key Leader:Dan Lehman 761-1045

Watch your emails and Daily Dose for the nextmeeting!

Questions, please contact:Ellie Riske 343-0053

4-H Council has funds available to help members with their 4-H

projects. A limit of $100 can be awarded per member. This moneycannot be used for the purchase of  market animals. For an application,

please contact the extension office.

The Fair Board has loan funds set up to assist 4-H and FFA membersin the financing of their livestock projects. This money is only a loan, and

must be paid back, with interest, upon sale of your animal. Applicantsmust make applications to the fund by October 15th for beef projects

and by May 1st for lamb, goats and swine projects. For more info,contact the Fair Office at 742-3224.

Project Assistance Available

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Project News

Shotgun

Sheep & GoatMay 20th, 5:30pm

Fairgrounds Dining Room

We will be working on showmanship skills, but DONOT bring animals

Questions, please contact:Meaghan Stinson 760-8245

Wednesdays, May 5, 12, 19, 26 5:30pmLaramie Trap Club

Questions, please contact:

Roy Kern 760-1892

abbit R

Tuesday, May 24thExtension Meeting Room

Beginners: 6:30pm, Advanced: 7:30pm

Rabbit Terms To Know from April meeting:1. Lagamorph 2. Rex Fur 3. Satin Fur 4. Wool5. Normal Fur 6. Flyback 7. Rollback 8.GuardHair9. Agouti 10. Banding 11.Base Color 12. Smut

Albany County Fair Requirements:All rabbits shown at Albany County Fair must have apermanent tattoo in their left ear. Ink pen or markertattoos are not acceptable on rabbit entries. If you needhelp tattooing your rabbits, please contact Freda Dixon,and she will help you get your animals tattooed. Rabbitsfor breeding classes must be owned by June 1, 2021. Doesproducing a meat pen must be owned by April 15, 2021.Breeding rabbits that have not been vaccinated forRHDV2 will not be permitted to enter fair.

Rabbit Meat Pen and Single Fryer for 2021:Rabbits must be 70 days or less in age as of show day.The rabbits must weigh between 3 1/2 and 5 1/2 poundsin weight on show day. You are limited to two entries perexhibitor. Each exhibitor will be allowed to sell one meatpen or one single fryer at the Albany County LivestockSale if the judge deems the pen “marketable”. The limit oftwo animals of different species per consignor is still ineffect. This will be a terminal show and sale. Noexceptions. Rabbits that do not make weight or notentered in the sale will be processed or donated to theraptor program. Buyers will have the option to receivethe processed rabbit(s) or send them to the birds. Future Rabbit Meeting DatesJune 28th July 12th July 26th

If you have any questions, please call

Freda Dixon @ 742-0506

Rabbit Zoom Link:https://uwyo.zoom.us/j/91349387228

Meeting ID: 913 4938 7228

Rifle & PistolNew shooters (1st year in project) – Tuesdays

May 4, 11, 18, 25Previous shooters – Thursdays

May 6, 13, 20, 27

Two practice times available: 4-5:25, 5:30-7 pmPractices will be held at the shooting range at the

Fairgrounds (west end of Beef Barn)

First year shooters Sign up genius:www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0a4aa8af2eaaff2-first4

Previous Shooters Sign up genius:

www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0a4aa8af2eaaff2-previous4

Please only sign up for ONE TIME SLOT PER WEEK, we wanteveryone to have a chance to shoot.

Rifle & Pistol Key Leader:

Roy Kern 760-1892

Rabbit Hopping & Agility Rabbit Hopping and Agility are not meeting at this

time.

If you have questions please contact Freda Dixon 742-0506 or fdixon@bresnan.net.

A club may check the extension scale out overnight for$10 per use.  The scale will be checked for operabilitywhen it is brought back to the office. It is expected thescale will be transported to one location and all the clubmembers will bring their animals to that location. If thisdoes not work for individuals, arrangements can be madeto bring your animal to the fairgrounds.

Livestock Scale Available for Checkout

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Project News

Tuesday, May 4th, 4:30-5:30pmExtension Meeting Room

This month we will be experimenting with oil pastels onpaper. The members in attendance will get a chance to

draw/blend w/oil pastels and create artwork using this fun medium.

Tracing paper, templates, and stencils will be availableor members can simply draw their own designs.

Oil pastels will be provided along with the substrate todraw on and blending tools.

Members should have ample time to first practice withthe oil pastels, then create a

unique piece of art using the pastels available.

Cost is $5 to cover materials and supplies

**The visual arts project meeting do not ‘build’ upon oneanother so anyone is welcome at any time. No previous

experience required! RSVP required to be sure we have enough supplies!

Questions please contactLiz Williams 513-378-9189 lizwillij@gmail.com(text or call - please leave a name as I may not

recognize numbers) email is preferred as it’s easier forme to keep track.

Visual Arts

Survival Class May 23rd, 3-6 pm

Extension Meeting RoomBring all survival items, a small pack-able stove and

something to cook on the stove and eat with. We will head up to the Vedauwoo area for a small hike!

Bring a drink too and dress accordingly. Also, Survival Camp will be June 18-19--need to

RSVP to Diane

Questions please contact: Diane 760-9996

S wineMay 12 at 6pm - regular meeting

Extension Meeting Room

May 22 at 10am, Swine Field DayRange Arena

Practice showmanship with your pig. Prize ribbons Email mwhite@whitemountainhogs.com with questions

Sign Up Genius for field day:

www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0A4AA8AF2EAAFF2-swine

Questions, please contact:Miria 503-956-3420

-- Also feel free to call Jessica if you have questions or need

help with anything!Jessica Parker 399-8202

S port Fishing

Small Engine Fridays, 5pmRange Arena

This project will be geared to both beginners and up withcurriculum to be determined based on interest and will be

a great way to learn how engines work and how tomaintain them. Whether you want to start a job mowinglawns, have a motorcycle, or are just interested in how

things work, come and join us!Masks are not required but are encouraged and social

distancing will be maintained as much as possible.

Questions please contact:Dave 399-3365

Thursday, May 20 6pm-7:30pmHuck Finn Pond, LaPrele Park, Laramie

Let’s go fishing!

Grab your fishing gear and meet at Huck Finn Pond inLaPrele Park in Laramie. If you don’t have fishing gear,we will have a few extra rods to use (both spinning

rods and fly rods). Parents are welcome to attend as well.

Questions please contact:

Jeff 760-2404

Volunteeringis cool!

owan rschel

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Community Service Spotlight

Albany County 4-H Community Service Committee is excited to recogniz 4-H members who are doing community

services and volunteering in Albany County! This month we are featuring...

Hi. My name is Rowan Urschel.

I am 12 years old, and I am in the

club Smokin' Guns. I volunteer at

Mountain Shadows Equine Revival

(MSER), Laramie's very own horse

rescue! MSER is a nonprofit horse

rescue that saves horses from

bad situations, trains them to the

best of their ability, and adopts

them to the most loving homes

they can provide. I go to MSER 2-3

days a week to muck stalls and

exercise horses. I am also learning

how to train them. What I like

most about MSER is the people

because we are like a big family.

Everyone is always supportive

and willing to teach me everything

they know. My family and I

If you would like to nominate someone who is doing a fantastic job

please contact Kellen at 307-314-5502 or fill out this Googleform: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe2ejgtS265yN6UOmJ4FxOHt-

-58gd0TMJ_WjVoz57Ni79iGQ/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0

adopted our little black Arabian,

Hope, from MSER, and she couldn't

have been any more perfect for us.

As of this 4H year, Hope and I are

doing 4H Horse and preparing for

our first show! Just like Hope,

plenty of our other horses have

found amazing families, and I

"Hope" many more horses that go

through our rescue find their

perfect homes as well. Thank you

MSER!

R U

There is a $12 fee per youth per class to use this option. You must pay this fee to register for the class. You can use a credit or

debit card or there is an option to pay by check. There are no refunds for youth who complete classes in the wrong age group.

Each youth will need to complete the class individually, completing as a group is not an option because the program tracks each

youth individually. Youth will be directed to complete at least three modules for the class to be considered complete.

Each youth will need their own email address.

Print off your completion certificates and email to Mary Louise or bring to Extension Office.

All 4-H members who plan on selling any market animal at the 4-H Livestock Sale during fair are required to take Quality Assurance

classes. Class topics cover areas of appropriate care and handling of animals and how this impacts product quality. This year we

are offering an online option through the University of Nebraska as well as two face-to-face classes in Laramie. All training must

be completed by the fair entry deadline of July 9th.

A youth must take it once in each 4-H age group they are registered in (once as a Junior 8-10, once as an Intermediate 11-13, once

as a Senior 14-18). Ages are based on the youth’s 4-H age (age as of January 1st of the 4-H year: The age the youth was on January

1, 2021). Information on the class options are below. If you have a question about what classes you have completed, what option would be

best for you, or what your 4-H age is please email or call the extension office.

Face to Face Class: May 20th at 6pm in the Extension Meeting Room. Please RSVP by NOON on May 19th at 721-2571 or

mwood8@uwyo.edu 

Online Option:

https://extension.unl.edu/statewide/washington/livestock-quality-assurance-lqa-certification-transition-plan/

Comewatch yourfellow 4-Hmembersin this funDog Show!!

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Upcoming eventsLivestock Quality Assurance

May 15th, 2021Albany County Fairgrounds, Laramie, WY

8am-9am is Check-in9am-2pm SHOW TIME!

Here's the link to register!

https://tinyurl.com/t3tc9pwd

The opportunity for kids started in the cattle industry is knocking,and loudly. Applications for the NILE Merit Heifer program are nowavailable for the 2021-2022 year. The NILE Merit Heifer program is a live animal scholarship, meaningthe recipients are given a young, live, heifer calf. The objective is tohelp youth get a start in the beef cattle business and gain knowledgeabout the beef industry. Program participants are chosen based on merit, future goals, andability to care for the animal. 4-H or FFA members who are 12-16years old AS OF JUNE 30 may apply. Applicants are NOT limited toMontana residents. During the program duration, participants are responsible for care-taking, record keeping, breeding, and bringing the heifer back oneyear later to the NILE Stock Show & Rodeo. The class of merit heiferrecipients competes for best phenotype, top showman honors, bestrecord book, best interview and overall top herdsman. Applications and a link to the YouTube video must be received nolater than June 30, 2021 at 4 p.m. The 2022 recipients will beannounced in late August 2021. Applications available online at: 

For more information regarding the NILE Merit Heifer Program,please email Shelby Shaw– meritheifer@thenile.org or call the NILEOffice: (406) 256-2495

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Upcoming eventsScholarship Deadlines coming up!

https://www.thenile.org/p/events/livestock/meritheifer

2021 NILE Merit Heifer Application Available

Wyoming Association of Fairs May 1http://www.wyomingfairs.org/waf-scholarship-application.html

WW Dalles Memorial July 1For enrolling juniors & seniors in collegeFor scholarship applications, please contact the Extension Office

Designs are due May 3rd

Make sure you "LIKE" the Albany

County 4-H Facebook page so you can

vote on May 4th-6th!

Along with the carnival there

will be a 5K Walk/Run AND

County Shoot!

Save this date and join us for

a fun-filled day!!

Kick off to summer!

friday, June 4th, 1pm

albany county fairgrounds

Pizza lunch Fairgrounds clean-up Kick Ball!

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Upcoming events

More info to come! Read your Daily Dose and

check out the Albany County 4-H Facebook page!

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Current as of April 26th, 2021

-Ads may be modified by Extension Staff to fit in the ad space available

-All ads must be submitted to the Extension Office no later than the 3rd Friday of everymonth.

-Classified ads must apply to 4-H projects or to 4-H members or leaders.

- Ads will remain posted for two months or until the office is notified that the product is nolonger available.

Kayden HemsherJulia WahlgrenCasey WolfKaydence OlsonDeven RobinsonJared SchiltJacob StudyvinAnaea UrschelMayah MunozGauge Wasik

Happy Birthday!Gauge WasikFlynn MillerVictoria ParrishShaelea WasikJaydann TrabingStockton TrabingTrenton RogersWyatt StrainJennifer Zenor

Silja AlexanderDiana Barlow

Shade BrowkawWyatt Bullock

Hailey CrawfordHunter Daugherty

Aspen DeckerColton ElliottRylie Heggie

Kent Henry Jr. Abigail Mattimoe-Harris

Colter NunnHanna Ogle

Luna OlavesonKenadi Olaveson

Ashley PredmoreTanner Rogers

Jared SchiltShelby Sinclair

Lothan AlexanderTyr AntonCarey BerendsenBenjamin BunningLeah ChurchesCole ClevenHunter DaughertyRonin Di BonaFreda DixonKanyon Isaacs

Rhagen Grace JohnsonAngelica JohnsonRoy KernDaniel LehmanSienna MartinezAbigail Mattimoe-HarrisMacKenzie MuhsmanCalli Jo ParkerHayden Grosvenor

CLASSIFIED INFORMATION

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Seniors!

May

Congratulations to our 2021 Scholarship

Recipients!

Albany County 4-H Foundation

Luna Olaveson

Albany County 4-H Council

Tanner Rogers

NEEDED/WANTED-- In search of a chicken

coop/shelter! Please contact Stacey at 760-3234

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CORDUROY Q&K

HIGH PLAINS

Cake DecoratingHorse

Muzzle LoadingNew Shooters

Visual ArtsMakerspace

HorseMuzzle LoadingNew Shooters

Makerspace

Leathercraft IShotgun

Dog ProjectSwine Project

ArcheryPrevious Shooters

Leathercraft IIShotgun

Dog Project

ArcheryPrevious Shooters

Dog & Horse

Ownership Deadline

"It's Me or

The Dog" Show

HorseMuzzle LoadingNew Shooters

Makerspace

Leathercraft IIShotgun

Dog Project

ArcheryPrevious Shooters

Lamb/Goat ProjectSport Fishing

HorseMuzzle LoadingNew Shooters

Makerspace

Leathercraft IShotgun

Dog Project

Early Weigh-in 4-7pm

Sheep, Swine, Goat

ArcheryPrevious Shooters

Memorial Day-

Office Closed

LITTLE HORSE POWERSMOKIN' GUNS

SPEED GOATS

ROCK CREEK VALLEY CENTENNIAL VALLEY

WILD BRUMBIES

GEM CITY

YELLOW JACKETS

BUNKHOUSE BUNCH

HARMONY HUSTLERS

Cat Project

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Sewing Project

Survival Rabbit Project

JR. LEADERS

4-H Council

Fairboard 4-H Foundation

WY Dairy Goat

& Fuzzy Show

HorsemanshipSmall Engine

HorsemanshipSmall Engine

HorsemanshipSmall Engine

HorsemanshipSmall Engine

CLOVERBUDS

Livestock QualityAssurance

STOMPIN' STEAMBOATS

Name a bow thatcan’t be tied...

A rainbow!

Vitural Minecraft

CENTENNIAL PIONEERS

Checkthis out!

pick upyour

tickets inour office!

T-Shirt Designs Due!Beef Workshop

Beef Workshop

Vitural Minecraft

Vitural Minecraft

Vitural Minecraft

MAVERICKS County Shoot/Scoring

Orientation

Swine Showmanship

Field Day

Sale Committee

Sincerely,

Mary Louise Wood, 4-H/Youth Extension Educator&

Sarah Gonzalez Sarah Gonzalez, Administrative Assistant

OFFICE CONTACT INFORMATION

Albany County Extension Office

3520 S. 3rd St, Suite A

Laramie, WY 82070Phone: 307-721-2571

Email:

Mary Louise Wood mwood8@uwyo.eduSarah Gonzalez albanyco@uwyo.edu

Office Hours:

Monday-Friday8am-Noon & 1-5pm

Footnotes available online at:

www.uwyo.edu/ces/county/albany/newsletters.html

& your 4h.zsuite.org account

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Summer Begins

HIGH PLAINS

Last Day of School

National Shooting Sports Invitational-Grand Island, NE June 20-25

Previous ShootersLamb/Goat Project

Wind River Classic

Jackpot-Big Piney

Wind River Classic

Jackpot-Big Piney

Massey Camp June 20-21 NE Grand Slam June 24-26

Gem City Jackpot June 25-27

High Altitude

Jackpot-Laramie

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Information forJune Footnotes due by:

May 22nd!!

June 2021

Sunday Monday

LITTLE HORSE POWERSMOKIN' GUNS

SPEED GOATSCRITTER CREEK WILD BRUMBIES

BUNKHOUSE BUNCH

YELLOW JACKETSHARMONY HUSTLERS

Ownership Deadline for Dairy Cattle, Dairy

& Meat Goats, Sheep, Swine, Rabbits,

Poultry and Cats is June 1. (No paperwork)

Horse Safety Certifications Due June 1.

4-H Foundation

4-H Council

FairboardSale Committee

Visual ArtsMuzzloading

New ShootersMakerspace

ShotgunDog Project

Archery-Last DayPrevious Shooters

Sewing Project

New Shooters ShotgunDog Project

Previous Shooters

Cat Project

Albany County Shoot June 11-12

Flag Day Showcase Showdown June 15-17

ShotgunDog Project

Previous Shooters

4-H Foundation

3-D Archery Shoot

New Shooters ShotgunDog Project

Rabbit Project

JR. LEADERS

New Shooters ShotgunDog Project

Spring Spectacular June 4-6 -Riverton

Spring Spectacular

I-80 Extravaganza-Rawlins June 25-27

Gem City Jackpot

I-80 Extra.

Showcase Showdown

Registration Due

4-H Carnival

STOMPIN' STEAMBOATS

4-H Council--Extension Meeting Room

Tuesday, May 4th

6:30pm

**Each club is asked to send 2 representatives to every

council meeting**

4-H Foundation--Extension Meeting Room

Tuesday, May 11th

6:00pm

Fair Board--Fairgrounds Activity Building

Monday, May 10th

6:30pm

zoom link:https://uwyo.zoom.us/j/94610093340

zoom link:https://uwyo.zoom.us/j/93386712360

Important meetings:

3520 S. 3rd St, Suite ALaramie, WY 82070

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