President Zoi Yoho called the Aug. 9 meeting of the Prairie Rose 4-H Club to order.
Doug Dix, songleader, led the club in the Pledge of Allegiance and the 4-H Pledge.
Roll call was answered by members stating what their favorite fair project was and to share their fair results.
Fourteen members, one Cloverbud, and one community leader were present.
Yoho led the business meeting. Officers’ reports were approved as read. Kendall Scharff, secretary, read the minutes of last month’s meeting.
Payton Scharff gave a talk on the importance of wearing face masks to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Mallory Heim talked about her guitar. And Cooper Scharff gave a talk about his cat.
The club participated in a flag retirement ceremony and enjoyed a virtual tour presented by Jenni Armstrong.
Roll call on July 26 was answering “name one place, other than the U.S. you want to visit.”
Twenty-four members, one cloverbud and two community leaders attended.
Community leader Kim Schomaker congratulated members on all of their accomplishments during the Allen County Fair. She reminded the members to make sure to write thank-you notes to fair sponsors, and to get their pictures to Jenni Armstrong for the virtual tour presentation.
Talks were given by Ty and Kendall Scharff about the Booster and Belts program.
The next meeting is Sept. 20 and will be election night.
Members adjourned by saying the 4-H motto.
Gracie Yoho, reporter
