| 
			
			 
			
			 
			
			 
			
			 
			
			 
			
			 
			
			 
 Once again this year the food was excellent, and a large number of 
			guests turned out to enjoy a wonderful meal topped off with so many 
			desserts it was impossible to choose which one to take first.
 
			
			 
			  
			
			 
 Meals were provided on a dine-in basis or for carry-out, and all for 
			a donation. The annual dinner is offered for donation only making it 
			very affordable for large families on a tight budget to get out and 
			enjoy a day when someone else does all the cooking.
 
			
			 
 Along with the meal of salad, spaghetti and meat sauce, bread and 
			dessert, there was also a large silent auction going on at the 
			dinner. Guests had the opportunity to view and bid on a wide array 
			of items from living shrubs and trees, to blankets, pillows, buckets 
			of tools, amazing gift baskets and much more. All the items provided 
			for the auction were donated either by individual clubs or from 
			local businesses in Logan County.
 
 Another important part of the day is the recognition program for 
			accomplishments of local 4-H members over the past year.
 
 Patty Huffer with the Logan County 4-H Foundation and Logan County 
			Extension provided the following information about awards given out 
			on Sunday. Photos of the award winners are also featured in today’s 
			edition of Lincoln Daily News.
 
 Logan County 4-H Recognition Event
 
 Some 4-H'ers are chosen each year as top award winners and are 
			selected based on outstanding work, quantity, quality, years, 
			citizenship, leadership, participation, skill acquisition and 
			growth.
   
            [to top of second column] | 
            
			 
These are given in two age categories: 11 - 13 years of age, and 
14 - 19 years of age. Local award sponsors include Atlanta Ag 4-H Club, Mike 
Booher, Brandt Consolidated, Farm Credit Illinois, Hollanders 4-H Club, 
Middletown 4-H’ers, Ed & Carlene Carter Family, and State Bank of Lincoln.
 A Blue Award is given to 4-H'ers 11-13 years of age deserving of repeat 
recognition in a category.
 
The top award winners for the 2018-2019 4-H year are as follows:
 Outstanding Awards
 
 14 Years & Older Top Award Winners:
 Caroline Ahrends
 Ethan Bertram
 Daniel Crider
 Ariana Hinkle
 Miranda Nelson
 Cavit Schempp
 Clayton Skelton
 Grace Skelton
 Will Stambaugh
 Sarah Starasta
 Abi Steffens
 
 
 11 -13 Year Old Awards:
 
 Achievement
 Top Winner – Klarissa Helton, Middletown
 
 Animal Science
 Top Winner – Ryan Fruge, Lincoln
 Top Winner – Landon Smith, Elkhart
 
 Engineering & Technology
 Blue Award – Stephen Starasta, Lincoln
 
 Food, Nutrition & Health
 Blue Award – Klarissa Helton, Middletown
 
 Personal Development
 Top Winner – Jamie Carlock, Bloomington
 Blue Award – Klarissa Helton, Middletown
 
 8-10 Years Old
 Recognition for submitting 4-H Records
 Dale Davison
 Kindall Helton
 Sarai Jackson
 Kaeli Jones
 Charlotte Judd
 Andrea Noltsenmeier
 Braden Olson
 Luke Prestegaard
 Alyssa Roede
 Hollis Scheets
 Palmer Scheets
 Olivia Smith
 Grace Stapleton
 Haylee Werts
 Oliver White
 Molli Rose Williams
 Ashten Wolf
 
 11-13 Years Old
 Recognition for submitting 4-H Records
 Dani Alberts
 Jamie Carlock
 Winton Carlock
 Jayce Coers
 Ryan Fruge
 Klarissa Helton
 Jacob Lawrence
 David Morrow
 Kristy Morrow
 Rachel Morrow
 Aaron Roede
 Sydney Ramlow
 Sophia Schneider
 Landon Smith
 Stephen Starasta
 Alex Steffens
 
 14-19 Years Old
 Recognition for submitting 4-H Records
 Caroline Ahrends
 Ethan Bertram
 Daniel Crider
 Ariana Hinkle
 Emma Jones
 Miranda Nelson
 Murphy Roate
 Cavit Schempp
 Clayton Skelton
 Grace Skelton
 Will Stambaugh
 Sarah Starasta
 Abi Steffens
 Spencer Williams
 
 Club Awards
 4-H Club Community Service
 Atlanta Ag
 Middletown 4-H’ers
 The Pioneers
 
 4-H Club Project Learning
 The Pioneers
 
 4-H Hall of Fame from Illinois 4-H Foundation
 Pam Tibbs
 
 The full Achievement Award booklet can be found on the Logan 4-H website at 
http://go.illinois.edu/logan4h or contact the Logan County 4-H Office at 980 N. 
Postville Dr., Lincoln, IL 62656 or call (217) 732-8289.
 
 [Nila Smith with information provided by Patty Huffer]
 
			  
			[© 2020Thomson Reuters. All rights 
			reserved.] Copyright 
			2020 Reuters. All rights reserved. This material may not be 
			published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. |