By EIAN PRACHT
Smoky View 4-H Club reporter
On June 19, the Smoky View 4-H club held its June club meeting at the Salemsborg Fellowship Center.
During the meeting, members decided on the theme of summer activities and sports for a donation basket. The basket will be given to the Tri-Rivers Fair Board Silent Auction.
After the theme was decided, Hensli Lofdahl and Brynna Anderson talked about their experiences at 4-H Discovery Days. Discovery Days is a camp where 4-H members learn about careers they are interested in.
During announcements, 4-H club leader Henry Littich congratulated member Acacia Pracht on winning the State Project Award under the reading project. 4-H members write a Project Award Application on a specific project, which is then judged. If the application reaches the state level it may be selected as the State Project Award winner. There is only one recipient of this award in each project category.
Next, Kenzie Isaacson demonstrated how to use a woodburning tool to create a hummingbird design. Bristol Isaacson presented how to make diamond dot art using an example of a butterfly that she had made.
Then Eddie Littich led the club in singing Take Me Out To The Ballgame. Emma Littich led recreation with a dancing game.
The club will meet again at 4 p.m. on July 17 at the Salemsborg Fellowship Center.