Tongue River Crossroads 4-H Club had a great time at their January meeting at the M+M center in Sheridan, WY. The group enjoyed learning how to ice skate. Pictured below front row left to right: Noah, Leo, John, Hanna Dudek, and Delaney Ruland. Back row: Corey Knobloch, Isabel Bliner-Yazzie, Casey Knobloch, and Zadeea and Sterling Graham. (Photo courtesy of Casey Knobloch)
Powder River Rising Stars December Meeting
Before the meeting we worked on our record books. On December 18, 2019, President Reuben Kinzer called the meeting to order in the Election Room. Garrett Cunningham led the pledges. We had roll call with 4-H trivia questions. There were 11 members, 2 leaders, 4 parents, and 1 guest present. Secretary's and Treasurer's reports were read. In old business we set a time and place to meet for our club fun day. We also decided to eat lunch in Gillette on that day. In new business we discussed fair themes and nominated people for the fair book dedication. Heather Cunningham reminded us that officer training and mini congress was December 29. She also announced that the older kids could apply to go to Washington D.C. through 4-H. The Emmons family provided snacks. The next meeting will be on January 16, 2020. Garrett Cunningham moved to adjourn the meeting. After the meeting we played a game and exchanged Christmas gifts.
Your Reporter,
Addison Harper
Liscomb Mountain 4-H Club
The Liscomb Mountain 4-H Club held their first meeting for the 2019-2020 year on November 3rd at the Stacey Memorial Hall. Kassie gave the Secretary report and Ashton gave the Treasures' report. Old Business was Bug's Life and the Harvest Supper. Everyone was reminded that greenery sales were due soon. New Business. Instead of caroling we decided to make ornaments and goodies bags to hand out. Election of new officers are President-Shyla, Vice President-Farrah, Secretary-Kassie, Treasurer-Ashton, Reporter-Alexis and Historian-Club.
The 2nd meeting was held January 6th at the Stacey Memorial Hall. Shyla called the meeting to order. Roll call was what was your favorite thing you got for Christmas. Old business reports were Acheivement Night, greenery sales, making ornaments and mini Congress. New Business. It was decided to sell fruit this spring. We decided on a fair theme and fairbook dedication name to submit. At the next meeting on February 2nd we will frost sugar cookies.
Alexis Gotfredson, Reporter
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