By EIAN PRACHT Smoky View 4-H Club reporter

On Oct. 8, members of the Smoky View 4-H Club attended the annual Central Kansas District (CKD) Officer Training and Family Event at Salina South Middle School and learned more about the club offices they will have for this 4-H year. Members also participated in service projects to give back to their community.&nbsp;

About 10 members of the Smoky View 4-H Club attended the event. These members learned about their club offices and participated in some activities, such as making crafts, learning about 3-D printing, and identifying rabbit breeds.&nbsp;

In the afternoon, members led or participated in service projects to give back to their community. These activities included sewing baby blankets for infants, preparing meal kits for a food pantry, and making paper door decorations for Bethany Home, a nursing home in Lindsborg.&nbsp;

The club also celebrated its achievements from its last 4-H year, which ended on Sept. 30, by bowling at the Starlite Lanes bowling alley in McPherson.&nbsp;

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2022/10/1666544006489.png" alt="Smoky View 4-H Club member Brynna Anderson sews a baby blanket for a service project after the Central Kansas District Officer Training and Family Event on Oct. 8. Photo by&nbsp;Anna Anderson courtesy Smoky View 4-H Club" />
 <figcaption>Smoky View 4-H Club member Brynna Anderson sews a baby blanket for a service project after the Central Kansas District Officer Training and Family Event on Oct. 8. Photo by&nbsp;Anna Anderson courtesy Smoky View 4-H Club</figcaption>
 </figure>By EIAN PRACHT Smoky View 4-H Club reporterOn Oct. 8, members of the Smoky View 4-H Club attended the annual Central Kansas District (CKD) Officer Training and Family Event at Salina South Middle School and learned more about the club offices they will have for this 4-H year. Members also participated in service projects to give back to their community.&nbsp;About 10 members of the Smoky View 4-H Club attended the event. These members learned about their club offices and participated in some activities, such as making crafts, learning about 3-D printing, and identifying rabbit breeds.&nbsp;In the afternoon, members led or participated in service projects to give back to their community. These activities included sewing baby blankets for infants, preparing meal kits for a food pantry, and making paper door decorations for Bethany Home, a nursing home in Lindsborg.&nbsp;The club also celebrated its achievements from its last 4-H year, which ended on Sept. 30, by bowling at the Starlite Lanes bowling alley in McPherson.&nbsp;

Smoky View 4-H members learn about club offices, give back to community