Hootenannies meet twins Saint and Patrick
By Riley Fleece, reporter
The Hardin County Hootenannies met at Faith Holbrook's farm.
President Faith opened the meeting asking Riley Fleece to lead the American Pledge and Levi Beiler to say the 4-H pledge. Secretary Elisha Lowery took roll call and read the minutes from last meeting.
Levi Beiler did his Health and Saftey report on Don't Text and Drive. The next Health and Saftey Report will be done by Seth Davis on May 1st.
Money will be due for our 4-H T-shirts and Hoodies on that date as well. $8 for T's and $20 for hoodies.
We are planning on going to the Clinic in London, OH on Sat April 23rd. It has all animal species clinics helping kids know how to take care of their animals and how to show at the fair. It will provide Quality Assurance for our club in the afternoon.
If you cannot attend, on Wed June 15th Quality Assurance class will take place at the Hardin County Fair grounds in the Community Building from 6:30 to 8:00 PM.
After our meeting was over we got to spend some time with the baby goats at Faith's farm. Our next meeting will take place at 4-H Advisor Grant Mizek's Farm on May 1st at 2:00 PM. Grant will also have refreshments.
Please bring your calendars to plan the summer meetings (know if and when you can host a meeting), bring your money for whatever club shirts you would like, and a lawn chair.
Pictured: Saint and Patrick, twins who were born on St Patrick's Day on Faith Holbrook's farm.
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