The Town ‘N Kountry Kids 4-H Club Blue Group held a community Christmas at the Letcher Community Center on Dec. 19. A variety of soup, sandwiches, and goodies were served.
The group served approximately 100 members of the community. There were Christmas readings, Bingo, and updates of the club’s community projects during the evening. The members did a great job of thanking the community for their continued support.
…See a picture in Dec 23’s issue of the Sanborn Weekly Journal!
The Town ‘N Kountry Kids Red Group 4-H Club chose a Christmas Caring Project to show appreciation to our healthcare staff at the Woonsocket Community Health Center and the Prairie View Healthcare Center. Club members put together “Healthcare Survival Kits” with 10 items that included Jolly Ranchers to make their day jolly and cheerful, a rubberband to remind them to be flexible, gum to help them get through sticky situations, a pen to list their blessings each day, and a puzzle piece because, without them, our healthcare would not be complete. In addition, to give them a burst of energy when they need it, each of the staff at the Community Health Center was given a gift card to the Muddy Cup and the staff at Prairie View found a variety of pop and Bubbl’r drinks in their breakroom to enjoy. Club members also sang and recorded Christmas carols to share with friends online. Committee members were Hope Baysinger, Lane Burkel, Trevor Johnson, Josie Arhart and Samuel Hansen.
…See photos in in Dec. 23’s issue of the Sanborn Weekly Journal.
The Town ‘N Kountry Kids Red Group 4-H Club celebrated and showed their appreciation to Woonsocket School teachers and staff during American Education Week with a couple of gifts. Each staff member received a packet of microwave popcorn that said “Popping in to Say Thanks,” along with a pack of paper clips with a note that said “T Is For Thank You. Popping In To Say Thanks for Holding Everything Together!”
…See pictures in this week’s issue of the Sanborn Weekly Journal!
