GREENFIELD — The Country Kritters 4-H Club conducted its meeting on June 5 at the Hancock County 4-H Fair Exhibit Hall.
Hailey Hedrick, president, called the meeting to order; 24 members were present. Zachary Delk gave the Treasurer’s Report.
Kaitlyn Lowes led the American pledge while Jacob Wickard led the 4-H pledge. Katelyn Delk did a Health and Safety Lesson on the importance of “How to Properly Clean Your Vegetables.”
Vickie Ramsey & Cathie Hickerson, club leaders, explained upcoming fair events and project information updates. Please be sure to look over project requirements and to pay attention to project due dates and times.
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Kaitlyn Lowes brought in red noses for members to wear on the parade float, as this year is a Circus theme- “Under the Big Top.”
Kobe Wright gave a demonstration and spoke about K-9 police dogs. Kobe introduced Officer Walter Butt Jr. and his patrol partner Apache. Officer Butt and Apache gave the club a live demonstration on canine patrol and Apache’s many abilities. All enjoyed watching Apache and learning from Officer Butt.
Other demonstrations that evening were Claire Bishop on “How to Make 3 Powerful Peanut Butter Smoothies,” “How to Read a Defense in Football,” by Jacob Wickard, Elise Meyer on “Home to Make a Simple Floral Arrangement,” and Isabelle Garcia on “Her Favorite Book about Harry Potter.”
The next club meeting will be in July held at the Hoosier Gym in Knightstown.
