Andrea Rein, Executive Director of Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Scotts Bluff County; poses holding goods donated by Ellie Shepperson, president of Sew Cool 4-H Club, and her mother, Aimee Shepperson, on behalf of the club at Rein's office in Gering, Thursday, Feb. 22.
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Hand-sewn goods donated by the Sew Cool 4-H club sit on a couch in the office of Andrea Rein, Executive Director of Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Scotts Bluff County, in Gering, Thursday, Feb. 22.
GERING — Fifteen-year-old Ellie Shepperson of rural Morrill, and her mother, Aimee Shepperson, took sewn crayon-holders, pillow cases and other goods out of a box and spread them out on a couch in Andrea Rein’s office on Thursday morning. While Ellie Shepperson has only been sewing for about four years, she has shown steers in 4-H since she was seven, and prior to that she showed ducks. Last fall she was elected president of the Sew Cool 4-H Club, which is currently 20 members and growing.
Andrea Rein, Executive Director of Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Scotts Bluff County; poses holding goods donated by Ellie Shepperson, president of Sew Cool 4-H Club, and her mother, Aimee Shepperson, on behalf of the club at Rein's office in Gering, Thursday, Feb. 22.
Hand-sewn goods donated by the Sew Cool 4-H club sit on a couch in the office of Andrea Rein, Executive Director of Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Scotts Bluff County, in Gering, Thursday, Feb. 22.
