VALLEY CLOVERS 4-H CLUB

The Valley Clovers 4-H club has been meeting monthly for regular 4-H meetings. In December, the club met at Harold and Rhea Miller’s shop for their annual Christmas party. This year the club enjoyed Nachos, and a new corn hole tournament for fun. We also included an awards ceremony for the members present since there was no Achievement night this year. The club had a great time and really enjoys this new tradition. The January Meeting was at Walner Hall with 9 members and 3 guests present. The Club discussed the spring activity and it was voted to go to Sleeping Buffalo for the February meeting. The club also discussed ideas to have a guest speaker at the March meeting. Demonstrations were done by Cody Arnold, Allyssa Schoen, and Tyler Schoen. February came with unexpected weather and extreme cold, so our trip to Sleep Buffalo was postponed until March. We still met at Walner Hall and decided on a Feed Nutritionist for our guest speaker. The plan is to go to Sleeping Buffalo for pizza and swimming for our next meeting on March 14th. The club also decided to let everyone invite one guest to join in on the fun. The Club is expecting to do a fundraiser this spring, and people are looking forward to the upcoming workshops that are currently being planned for the spring and summer.

BIG FLAT 4-H CLUB

February 21st was the February meeting for Big Flat 4-H meeting. We met at Richman Insurance. Hannah Richman called the meeting to order. Colten Jorgenson led the American Pledge and Natalie Richman led the 4-H pledge. Jessa Schroder read the January 4-H meeting minutes. Our new business was lamb and pig weigh in is in May. Our old busines was the 4-H Communication day winners have been posted. Hannah Richman was the senior winner and Natalie Richman was the junior winner. The Extension Office is planning 4-H camp this summer. There will be no Seed Show but clubs can put together a box for the fair. The Gruszie pig sale is in March. When the meeting was done we made some Valentine’s gift bags for the Little Rockies Senior Center. Colten Jorgenson also did his demonstration about Elephant Toothpaste.