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Club Corner
The Hawk 4-H club decides activities for the next 4-H year
The Hawk Club met on August 12, 2024 at 7pm at the Livingstons Community Building. Brooklyn Smith Led the Pledge of Allegiance and 4-H pledge. Members answered the roll call question ‘What is the best thing that happened during the fair?”. Luke Ziegler led the song “The ant go marching”. Jamie Smith and Andrew Ziegler celebrated their birthdays in August. Abigail Fitch led the recreation game ‘What's the time Mr. wolf?’. The club decided that 4-H Sunday will be on October 6th at Kingman Christian Church. The fundraising committee decided to have a bake sale on September 21st by the Kingman Museum car show. There will be a record books meeting to help with record books completion before the next 4-H meeting on September 9th at 6:30pm. The window display will be displayed at the Kingman Real Estate window and the date is yet to be decided. Shirley Boos, the leader, announced to sign up for officers for election day for the next 4-H year. She also announced that the record books are due at the September meeting. Entry items to the State Fair should be taken to the Kingman Extension Office on September 4th by 4pm. The food items to the State Fair must be taken to the Kingman Extension Office on September 5th by 8am. All these items will be returned on Monday the 16th. Archery shootout will be on September 8th at 4pm. Members interested must attend the practice to participate. She also announced that the Ambassador applications are due on September 13th. The next meeting will be on September 9th, 2024 at 7pm at the Livingstons Community Building.
-Shri Sai Vaishnavi Kamesh
Reporter for the Hawk 4-H club
The August meeting of the Vinita 4-H Club was held on Sunday August 18 at the Webb’s home.
The meeting was called to order by President, Amy Wright. Roll Call was “What is your favorite subject in school?” Kristyn McAndrew, Secretary, read the minutes from last month's meeting.
Nikki Wright, Parliamentarian, talked about making a Resolution. Brecken Bergkamp, Historian, asked members to continue to post pictures from the fair on Facebook. Jocelyn Frith-Koerner said the reporters were working on an article.
Leaders Cami McAndrew and Cherielle Young updated members on the results of the fair facility raffle. They informed members to be thinking of fair themes for next year. They also asked members to consider any office they may be interested in for the coming year. Officer elections will take place at the September meeting. Record books should also be turned in at the September meeting, if help is needed with books please contact Melissa Thimesch at the extension office.
Nash Young, Vice President announced the program. Amy Wright gave a demonstration on “Differences between showing Beef and Dairy cattle.” Colton Reeves gave a project talk about his swine project. Justin Reeves demonstrated, “How to Make Crepes.” Noah Dietz gave a talk on his pop tab bag. Isaac Dietz gave a talk on his catapult robot. Joseph Dietz gave a talk about his Leopard Gecko. Jacob Dietz gave a talk on his robot with an infrared sensor.
The next meeting will be September 15th at 4PM at the Cheney Methodist Church. The meeting was adjourned by saying the 4-H Pledge.
Following the meeting club members enjoyed a potluck and swimming at the Webb’s home.
Addisyn Hudson, Vinita Reporter
This year I would like to share club highlights each month in the 4-H newsletter. If club reporters would like to email me a short paragraph about what your club is doing each month, I will include that here! Please email that to me at mthimesch@ksu.edu by the 20th of each month.
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