Members of the Town ‘N Kountry Kids 4-H Club are pictured with residents in Prairie View Care Center following a fun morning of activities.

The Town ‘N Kountry Kids 4-H Club Red Crew met on Feb. 9 in Prairie View Care Center at Woonsocket.   Prior to the meeting, members spent time with the residents playing BINGO, launching paper rockets with a rocket launcher, having relay races and singing.
The meeting was called to order by President Jonathan Linke. The Flag Pledge was led by Nick Snedeker and the 4-H pledge was led by Dilyn Brooks. Corrie Snedeker led roll call with 16 members answering the question, “What is your favorite Valentine’s candy?” The secretary’s report was read by Megan and approved as presented.
Kaylee White reported on decorating the nursing home tree in a Valentine’s theme. The club talked about activities with the nursing home residents.
Under old business, the club discussed individual goals. Fruit sales packets were handed out. The money raised will be used for more 4-H grounds improvements.
Next, the club moved to new business. They discussed what they want to do for their next community service project.    Leader Paula Linke discussed some changes that are coming with the judging schools.
Following the meeting, Dilyn Brooks presented a demonstration on making “yarn monsters.”
The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, March 26 at 6 p.m. in the Community Center.

Dilyn Brooks demonstrates how to make “yarn monsters.”

Ashlee Hanson demonstrating on how to make “Sidewalk Chalk.”

DelanEy Zoss demonstrating on “How to Clean a Saddle. “

The Town ‘N Kountry Kids 4-H Club Blue Group met March 16 in the Letcher Community Center. Role topic of reciting a nursery rhyme was answered by 14 members and five guests.
The secretary’s and treasurer’s reports were given.  Jenna Skinner reported that members would be writing “Happy Easter” letters to adopted grandparents following the meeting.
Old Business: Fruit sales need to be delivered on March 23. Information on the time will be given later. The leader/parent conference will also be held in Aberdeen on March 23.  A committee of Jenna Skinner, Riley Zoss and Haley Degen will plan an electric safety event at Central Electric.
New Business: Names for possible Special Foods contestants were listed. Project enrollments need to be updated by May 31. You must be enrolled in a project in order to exhibit at Achievement Days.
Up-coming events were discussed. Members are to be thinking of a summer community service project.
Demonstrations were given by Ashlee Hanson, “Sidewalk Chalk”; Michael Hoffman. “Peanut Butter Cookies”; Jenna Skinner, “From  T-shirt to Scarf”; and Delaney Zoss, “How to Clean a

Riley Zoss assisting younger members make a bracelet.

Saddle.”
Lunch was served by Meghan Chada and also hosted by April and Renee Farmer.
The group enjoyed making jewelry with the assistance of Karen and Greta Sonne.