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Thursday, November 19, 2015
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Norwalk 4-H All Stars
Warren County Extension Clover Kids club created Marshmallow shooters under
the direction of Nicole Davidson. Not only did they have fun creating this craft,
but they learned elements of physics, since the marshmallow followed the curves
inside their shooter to find its way out no matter what method they used to build
their shooter! For additional information and to join the fun in Clover Kids call
Andrea Palmer, County Youth Coordinator 515-961-6237. Marshmallow Shooters
Group. Photo submitted.
Will Bennett made Halloween Dirt Cups. Photo sub-
mitted.
Mary Graham
Observing
95th Birthday
The family of Mary
Graham invites you to par-
ticipate in a card shower to
celebrate her 95th birthday
Monday, Nov. 23.
Please help us give her
a birthday to remember by
filling her mailbox with
birthday wishes!
A Fantastic shopping event.
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Fri. 5-9; Sat. 9-5; Sun. 10-4
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Over 325 Talented Exhibitors
Present & Sell 1,000's
of Unique Creations.
this ad to show for $1.00 OFF One Admission
The regular meeting of the Norwalk 4-H All Stars
was held Sunday, Oct. 4, at the Norwalk Easter Public
library. The meeting was called to order by President
Emily Bergan. Taylor Bergan led the Pledge of Alle-
giance. Roll Call was answered by six members, stating
their most memorable Halloween costume. Taylor
Bergan read the minutes of the last meeting. The
Treasurer's report was read by Nicole Alexander. Sara
Bennett read the newsletter. For new business, we talked
about community service ideas, participating in Meals
for theHeartland making tie blankets, and visiting the
ARL. Nicole Alexander made a motion to adjourn the
meeting and Sara Bennett seconded it. Nicole Alexander
led the 4-H pledge. Will Bennett did a demonstration
this month, on making Halloween Dirt Cups. Nicole
Alexander provided treats.
Free Public
Lands Passes for
4th Graders
Attention all 4th grad-
ers! Thanks to a recent
White House initiative,
Federal Land Manage-
ment agencies are offering
you (and your families) the
opportunity to visit our
federal public lands and
waters for free during the
2015-16 school year. After
completing the online ac-
tivity, families may pick
up their pass at Neal
Smith National Wildlife
Refuge in Prairie City,
Iowa. Check out
www.everykidinapark.gov
for all of the details.
The Every Kid in a Park
initiative was created to
encourage families to get
out and explore our na-
tional parks, forests, wild-
life refuges, and historical
and cultural sites. Federal
public lands belong to all
Americans and are here
for your recreation and
enjoyment. In Iowa alone
there are 5 National Wild-
life Refuges, a National
Historic Site, a National
Monument, and 7 Army
Corps of Engineer recre-
ation areas. The Every Kid
in a Park pass allows you
free access to these and so
much more.
The Every Kid in a Park
pass is free and available
at www.everykidina
park.gov. The pass is good
for the 2015-16 school year
with an expiration date of
August 31, 2016. We en-
courage children, parents,
and educators to visit the
website for more informa-
tion. This offer provides an
excellent opportunity for
our 4th grade kids and
their families to experience
and appreciate our natural
and historical treasures.