The monthly meeting of the City Slickers 4-H Club was held at the Riverside Park Community Building on March 13. President Hallie Sutherland called the meeting to order. The Flag Salute and 4-H Pledge were led by Rowan and Briar Grisier. Members answered roll call with “What’s Your Favorite Class in School.”
Leah Mueller, secretary, read the minutes from the February meeting and presented a thank you note from the Tidd family for the club’s donation. Business reports were given and all approved.
In committee reports, Robbie Grisier, club leader, told members that the theme for the Allen County Fair for 2022 is Rustic Traditions. He reminded members to keep up to date and read the monthly 4-H newsletter. He also informed members that our next meeting will be an exchange meeting with the Eager Beavers 4-H Club in Yates Center.
The club had no old business. Kyser Nemecek made a motion to have the club contribute money towards our members in good standing that want to attend local and state 4-H camps. This motion was passed.
For the program, Vice President Kyser Nemecek introduced Charley Kerr who gave a demonstration on how to make Charley’s Chocolate Chip Cookies. All members were able to try the final product.
The club then adjourned the meeting and had a fun game outside for recreation.
The next meeting for the City Slickers 4-H Club will be April 13, with the Eager Beaver 4-H Club in Yates Center.
