4-H and FFA News

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The Cut-ups and Carpenters held their meeting at the home of advisors Greg and Marcia Ward on Wednesday, May 18, at 6 p.m. There were 11 members and 1 guest present for our formal meeting, led by President Anders Setty. Secretary, Breah Weislak read the minutes from our last meeting. Members discussed future projects for the club and talked about the upcoming button day they will work on June 4th. Committee reports will be given at our next meeting. Members Dena Wilson and Alison Setty made a motion to adjourn the meeting. A scavenger hunt was led by recreation leaders, Gillian Setty and Dena Wilson. Members enjoyed raspberry bars and raspberry brownies made my Stacia and Breah Weislak. The next meeting of the Cut-ups and Carpenters will be held on Wednesday, June 8th, at 6:00 pm, at the home of advisors Greg and Marcia Ward.

Teagan Setty

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The Cut-ups and Carpenters met on May 4 at 6 p.m. at advisors Greg and Marcia Ward’s house. There were 6 members and 3 guests present. There were no committee reports at this meeting because it was a work meeting, not a formal meeting. After making morning glory muffins the girls competed in trying to put together cereal box puzzles by our recreation officers, Dena Wilson and Gillian Setty. The club woodworkers worked in the shop on their projects. The next meeting will be held on May 18, 2016 at 6:00 pm. at the home of Greg and Marcia Ward.

Teagan Setty

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Mad River Jr. Livestock had the 6th meeting on May 25. Reports were given by Dominic Spina, Ashley Good, Jason Caudill, and Logan Errett. For the next meeting different members were chosen to do reports. Health and Safety tips were given. Everyone learned how to sew a button onto a piece of material.

Maria McIntosh

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The Urbana FFA participated in the 2016 Relay for Life at the Champaign County fairgrounds. Before the relay, the chapter held a strawberry sale, which brought in $932 in proceeds for donation. Over $250 was raised due to the Cow Chip Bingo game the chapter held at the relay. The winners of the game won four Dayton Dragons tickets and a set of cornhole boards. The boards were made by Urbana agriculture students and the bags were made by Susan Fleece. The chapter ended up donating over $1200 to American Cancer Society.

Mckenzie Richards and Ashlyn Dunn

Urbana FFA Reporter and Assistant

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