Clubs that participated
were:
- Atlanta Town & Country; window at Teleologic Learning
Company, Atlanta
- 4 Corner Clovers; window at Action Rentals, Lincoln
- Chester 4-H; window at Mission Mart, Lincoln
- Cloverdale; window at Tom Funk's law office, Lincoln
- Middletown 4-H'ers; at Middletown Junior High
- The Pioneers; window at Sew Many Friends, Lincoln
- Wide-A-Wake 4-H; window at The Awards Shop, Lincoln.
First place went to the Chester 4-H for the club's window display
at the Mission Mart on Broadway Street in Lincoln, and second place
was awarded to 4 Corner Clovers for their display at Action Rental,
also on Broadway Street. Third place went to The Pioneers, which had
a display at Sew Many Friends on South Kickapoo Street in Lincoln.
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In addition, there was a poster contest. Rachel Skelton, a member
of the Middletown 4-H'ers, was chosen as the winner, and her poster
is displayed at Middletown Junior High School.
For additional information about the 4-H program in Logan County,
individuals can contact the Logan County U of I Extension office at
732-8289 or visit
http://web.extension.uiuc.edu/logan/default/.
[News release from Amy L. Hyde, community worker, 4-H youth
development,
Logan County
Unit, University of Illinois Extension]
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