<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=29iUM2_1GzpCFBN00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=29iUM2_1GzpCFBN00" width="666" height="375" ></figure><p>On October 29 the Friends and Neighbors 4-H club had a bonfire night at the Paulding county fairgrounds. </p><p>The Friends and Neighbors 4-H club is a brand new club with 45 members that branched off the Leaders of Tomorrow club.</p><p>The bonfire night included supper and ‘smores, brought by club members’ parents, along with the typical club agenda. When asked about the bonfire tradition kept for several years, Loral Manz, club adviser, said that it was made to enjoy Fall and give members an opportunity for more interactions. </p><p>The club enjoyed the various activities organized by Elena Schlatter and Rachel Webb, rounding out a fun evening. </p></div></body>

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On October 29 the Friends and Neighbors 4-H club had a bonfire night at the Paulding county fairgrounds. The Friends and Neighbors 4-H club is a brand new club with 45 members that branched off the Leaders of Tomorrow club. The bonfire night included supper and ‘smores, brought by club...

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On October 29 the Friends and Neighbors 4-H club had a bonfire night at the Paulding county fairgrounds. The Friends and Neighbors 4-H club is a brand new 

New Club Has Bonfire Night

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