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Show Grand 4-H members came 0ut on top at State Fair .vmuntv 4 11 came out Lithe Utah Slate Fair l', ri,iwt. the daughter julWit'UK state winner Wermr.v Scions. She ' ivfJ plaque f"r h"r f'i Uurie has gone two K beyond Ihe standard 'yer proj''8 with W If determination. ' ujtv Walker, the daughter V Mrs. Hilton Walker. tf,wywUh flying colors Speech competition. She Jnted many helpful sug- to the 4-H on the "Promoting Energy Ion- 1 stion through 4 H Energy rvitionAVhat Can 4 H Jo About it?" ' jn Cogens, the daught- Mr. 4 Mrs- Richard Co.'oiis, did a superb job of modeling hor beautiful wool, tailored jacket, vest, and gaucho.s. She was chosen one of the finalists and given an honorable mention blue rib-turn rib-turn award. 1-aurie and Mary also received re-ceived blue ribbons in the Entomology division. They had to identify many types of insects correctly in order to win these ribbons. State 4 H contests can bo entered by any 4 II member who has passed his 14th birthday, and has completed at least three years of 411 work projects. Demonstrations, Demonstra-tions, illustrated talks, speech, style dress review, meal preparation, entomology judging, home economic judging, judg-ing, livestock judging, dairy 1 1 It Walker displays her poster and a blue ribbon for !ch competition at the local 4-H fair in Moab. After Bering her original speech in state 4-H competition, irwas awarded top honors in the state as well. 1 , ' , . . - . - ... J j Ipne Hetzel shows off her plaque that she received for Raiding 4-H work. Laurie took first in state in Urinary Science last week at the State Fair. ; w I;' j ' ' 5 ens modeled a lovely, hand-tailored wool ifc, the Style Dress Review at the Utah State week. Her efforts won her a state blue ribbon I :0rable mention in the competition. judging, crops judging, poster art contest, are sumo of the areas which can be entered in. Next year Grand County hopes to take many more youths to the state contest. Itesides winning ribbons, Laurie and Mary received silver certificates worth $50.00. Their record books will compete with 100 others across the nation. Only 24 books will be selected in each division as top notch to send their owners on to National competition. If Mary Walker andor Laurie Hotzel's record books look good enough they will be flown to Chicago, 111. for an all expense paid trip at the Nationid 411 competition. |
