Et cetera : North Eden Willing Workers 4-H News

The North Eden Willing Workers 4-H club gathered at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Vinton, on Monday, February 2nd at 5:30 PM. Committee Meetings were held before starting at 3:10 PM. to discuss and new business that committee would need to share to the club. The meeting was opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and the 4-H pledge. This was followed by the Roll Call which was, “ Name your favorite red food.” There were 22 members present.

Lauren Tandy, Dylan Geater, Rachel Tandy, Brock Radeke, Luke Radeke, and Bryce Radeke gave the club there presentations. Lauren showed the club how to write a thank you card correctly. Dylan showed the club how to properly tie a tie. Rachel showed the club how to make an envelope out of a paper heart. Brock showed the club how to make delicious protein bites. Bryce and Luke showed the club how to clean chickens properly.

After the officers' reports the club moves on to old and new business. First came the Old business. The leaders discussed that during the next meeting on March 8th there will be a sewing workshop held from 2-5 PM. with Megan Ternus showing the kids basics of sewing. Then we talked about the $15 dollar challenge at fair. If you are going to participate you need to be signed up by April 1st . The club was reminded to check Monday Minutes. The club then discussed fundraisers, “That's my Pan” fund raising sheets will be handed out next meeting, also a bake sale with further details to come.

New business was then discussed. The club was reminded about the bowling tournament on March 8th at 5:30 at Berry's Lanes. The upcoming meeting will be on March 8th at 5:30 pm. Tess Lillibridge motioned to create committees for fund raising Club voted by show of hands and motion was passed. The historians discussed that if you have pictures to please print them off or email them to them so they can get stated. Snack time followed. Kemps, Radekes, and Beckers brought delicious snacks. The next Meeting will be held March 8th 5 pm, at the St. Mary's Catholic Church in Vinton.

-- By Bailey Weeks