The 76 Progressives 4-H Club played Bingo with the Keota Health Center residents for their December meeting. Club members enjoyed a gift exchange and finished the day playing Bingo and eating …
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The 76 Progressives 4-H Club played Bingo with the Keota Health Center residents for their December meeting. Club members enjoyed a gift exchange and finished the day playing Bingo and eating popcorn with the residents. The 4-H club donated a gift basket of needed items and goodies for the residents. There were many smiles, laughs and lots of Bingos! This club is a part of the Washington County 4-H program and led by 4-H volunteers Carrie Garman, Angie Greiner and Jayme Sieren. Keota seniors enjoyed a day of Bingo and gifts with the 4-H club.
