BlfrLancastor Farming, Saturday, February 11, 1995
4-H Horse Shows Require
Rabies Vaccination
Penn State Cooperative Exten
sion has released a reminder for
rabies vaccination requirements
for horses, ponies or mules partici
pating in 4-H activities.
According to the extension ser
vice, all horses and ponies entered
in 4-H horse shows, open horse
shows sponsored by 4-H, or used
in rides at public events must be
vaccinated for rabies at least one
month before the event. Revacci
nation is required each year.
Vaccinations are required for
all horses over six months of age.
In addition, mules that might be
included in rides, public displays,
or projects must be inoculated.
Finally, ponies used in 4-H fund
raising pony rides also must be
vaccinated.
Horse owners can present a
form signed and dated by a veteri
narian stating that the horse was
vaccinated, or owners may sign a
statement when they arrive at a
show indicating their horse has
received a rabies inoculation. For
more information, call your local
cooperative extension office.
Northampton County 4-H
Dairy Club
On January 16, Northampton
County 4-H Dairy club held its
monthly meeting.
Sara Hlavaty brought the meet
ing to order. Jennifer Koehler pre
sented the minutes from the last
meeting and Jason Koehler pre
sented the treasurer’s report.
The club then discussed old
business and new business. Then
the club held its yearly election.
The results are Sara Hlaraty,
president; Lisa Pysher, vice presi
dent; Jennifer Vemer, secretary;
Michael Kromer, treasurer; and
Rebekah Pysher, Jennifer Koehler,
and Amada Klein, news reporters.
Game leaders are Bryant
Hlavaty, Eric Koehler, and Brian
Kromer.
4-H Goat Club
The Cumberland County 4-H
Goat Club held its first meeting
Feb. 1 at the home of Tim Zeigler.
There were 14 members present
with six new members.
Ron Zeigler talked on the selec
tion of meat goats.
Election of officers was held
with the following results; presi
dent, Nate Gutshall; vice president,
Tim Zeigler: secretary, Sonya
Rinker, treasurer, Greg Garvin;
news reporter, Derrick Carpenter;
County Council representatives,
Linnea Hoover and Ruschelle
Henry; and social chairmen, Matt
Hoyaux and Zach Travis.
The next meeting will be held
March 1 at 7:30 p.m. at the home
of Tim Zeigler.
Those wishing to join the club
or needing additional information
should contact one of the leaders:
Red Allen at (717) 776-5097 or
Ron and Lois Zeigler at (717) 776-
7583.
Cumberland County 4-H
The Cumberland County 4-H
Condoquinet Sheep Club held its
first meeting of the new year on
January 18 at the Extension Office
in Carlisle.
New project books were distrib
uted to the members. The club held
the election of officers for the new
year. They are: president Wendy
Holtry; vice-president, Meri Wit
ter; secretary, Amy Brehm; assis
tant secretary, Sonya Rinker; trea
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Northampton 4-H Dairy Club
The Northampton County 4-H
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