City Slickers make plans

Members learn about 4-H Council and fair theme, "Roaring 20s."

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May 25, 2021 - 9:04 AM

City Slickers 4-Her’s gathered for their monthly meeting on May 16 at the Riverside Park Community Building. President Carly Dreher called the meeting to order. 

Roll call was answered via Zoom and in person by 13 members and one community leader with “What you did this past weekend?”

The Pledge of Allegiance and 4-H pledge were led by Hallie Sutherland and Leah Mueller. Kyser Nemecek read the minutes,  Hallie gave the treasurer’s report and Shelby Shaughnessy gave the Reporter’s report.  

Sutherland gave the 4-H Council Report informing the club of this year’s fair theme, “Roaring 20s” which starts on July 21 and ends with the premium sale on July 25. 

The Friends of 4-H  Style Revue is July 20.  

The next Council meeting is at 7 p.m. June 24 in person, at the Southwind Extension office.

Robbie Grisier gave the community leader’s report reminding members of upcoming events. The Favorite Food Show will be June 5 at Moran United Methodist Church. Doors open at 8 a.m. with judging at 9 a.m. Members will learn about proper table settings, making a menu, and speaking in front of a judge. 

4-H Discovery Days will be held virtually June 1-4 for ages 13-18. Campference will be held at Rock Springs June 27-30 for ages 12-14.  The District Horse Show is June 29 in Parsons.  Farm to Fashion Camp is June 28-30 for ages 13-18, giving members a chance to learn more about fiber production and utilization. 4-H Day camp is June 11.  

The Community Service Committee decided to postpone organizing games for the Farmer’s Market until the next meeting.

Recreation took place after the meeting. Ty Shaughnessy and Bryer Grisier led the club in playing Balloon Relay.

The next meeting of the City Slickers will be at 4 p.m., June 12 at the Community Building in Riverside Park.

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