By EIAN PRACHT
Smoky View 4-H Club reporter
On April 24, the Smoky View 4-H Club chose fair king and queen candidates Karson Pihl and Brynna Anderson for the Tri-Rivers Fair. This took place during the club’s April club meeting at the Salemsborg Fellowship Center.
At this meeting, Krew Swisher gave a demonstration on how to make chocolate chip cookies with his mom. Marik Anderson presented a video to the club about his meat goat project. Brynna Anderson gave a presentation on the Lindsborg Swedish Folk Dancers, which is a group of high school students that promote Swedish dancing and its history. Lastly, Ridge Johnson showed the club two fully functioning model engines that he constructed.
On April 23, several members of the Smoky View 4-H Club held a club fundraiser for the year. A concession stand at the Central Kansas Beef Classic Show was held to raise funds for the club.
The club will meet again on June 19 at the Salemsborg Fellowship Center.