UPDATE: Smoky View 4-H Club receives purple, blue ribbons

S<b>moky View 4-H members Eian and Maia Pracht give their hands to larger service while saying the 4-H pledge during regional model meeting competition. This year's competitions were held online.</b> Photo courtesy Smoky View 4-H Club — Smoky View 4-H members Eian and Maia Pracht give their hands to larger service while saying the 4-H pledge during regional model meeting competition. This year's competitions were held online. Photo courtesy Smoky View 4-H Club

UPDATE: The story has been updated to include that the club has been notified of its ribbon for the Regional Model Meeting.

By EIAN PRACHT
Smoky View 4-H Club

Members of the Smoky View 4-H Club participated in the Regional Model Meeting that was held on March 27 on a virtual meeting.

Model Meeting is a competition in 4-H among clubs. Clubs show to a judge how their club meetings are run. Depending on how well a club is run, the club gets a placing. If the placing is high enough, a club moves on to another level of competition. The Smoky View 4-H Club got a purple ribbon - which is the highest ranking - in the county Model Meeting competition, so the club moved on to Regional Model Meeting. The club then received a blue ribbon at the regional meeting.

The Smoky View 4-H Club members who participated in the Regional Model Meeting were Kayla Norberg, Jodie Norberg, Eian Pracht, Acacia Pracht, Maia Pracht, Aspen Trautwein, Adison Trautwein, Audrey Trautwein, Hensli Lofdahl, Remington Lofdahl, Emma Littich, and Eddie Littich.

In other Smoky View news, the Smoky View 4-H Club had a virtual club meeting on March 21.

Members Karson Pihl and Krew Swisher presented a demonstration on how to make chocolate chip cookies, Kara Suhr showed the club how to make a Cricut shirt, and Kenzie Isaacson shared a video about her cat.

Club members discussed and voted on business and will meet again on April 18.