by Secretary Julie Aprill
The monthly meeting of the Homesteaders 4-H club was held on September 14, 2012 at the Kremmling Extension Office.
The
president, Shyla Bohall, called the meeting to order at 2:54 P.M. and
Audrey Wheatley lead the pledges. Roll call was Aspen or Pine trees. There were seven members and three adults in attendance. Liberty Mathis
moved that we table the minutes to the next meeting, and Julie Aprill
Seconded it; the motion passed. Liberty Mathis gave the Treasurer's report
for The months of August and September. Molly moved to except the
Treasurer's report and Audrey Wheatley seconded it; the motion passed.
The Old Business was the Cloverbud day camp, which we decided to postpone until February.
New
Business was, Community service ideas. We will continue doing tray
favors. The Bohalls are doing November and the Aprills are doing
December. It was suggested this we volunteer to help at the library.
For fundraisers, we decided to participate in the preschool craft fair again this year, and will be making more potholders.
We
discussed field trip ideas. Suggestions were: visiting the Colorado
Wildlife Experience, touring the mine in Craig, and going to a dairy
farm. Liberty Mathis suggested the Fiber Fun Fest in Larimer County. Other ideas were
Camping and Geocaching.
Achievement Night, 4-H open house, is to be held October 12th at six P.M. at the Granby middle school.
Congratulations to new Club OfficersShyla Bohall- PresidentBailey Monnahan- Vice presidentJulie Aprill- Secretary
Liberty Mathis- Treasurer Molly Scruggs- Reporter
Ben Mathis- Photographer Audrey Wheatley-Pledge Leader
Announcements:
Wednesday October 10th is The Three Musketeers
Wednesday
September 26th Outstanding Member interviews
September 28th Council
officer applications due.
October 7-13th is National 4-H week. The
council will be painting windows and giving out cookies.
October 1st
re-enrollment begins and council meeting
November 9th-11th is Colorado
Leadership Camp which is 6th through 9th grades.
Julie Aprill moved to adjourn the meeting, and Ben Mathis seconded it; the motion passed.
