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Agriculture Page 3 The Elk City News, Elk City, Oklahoma ‘Wednesday, October 21, 2020 Washita County 4-H members recognized for their 2019-20 projects 2nd grade) received an Out- 4-Her Award. She will re- Chandler and the Oklahoma contests on their campus Burlap & Bling; Farmer’s standing Cloverbud trophy ceive a custom embroidered Vegetable Management As- and encourage 4-H partici- Cooperative Exchange; First for completing their record garment bag with her name. sociation. On a normal year, pation recognizing that it book. Waverly Schneberger Senior 4-H Record Book these outstanding senior does provide positive youth National Bank & Trust, Elk and Abel Ledesma of Burns Division honorees: Jacob 4-H’ers would have been development. Furthermore, City; From Scratch Bakery Flat-Dill City and Cambree Baker of Sentinel (Sheep), involved in the State 4-H the schools’ agriculture and Catering; High Plains Moore of Cordell. Madison Church, Canute Roundup Honors Night with education instructors con- Bank; Judy Sturgeon Fam- Junior and Senior 4-Hers (Goat), Jordan Mason, Burns a dinner and the opportunity tinue to assist the youth with (3rd to 12th grades) also Flat-Dill City (Leadership) to go across the big stage in livestock projects. Thank ily; Keith’s Butcher Shop; received awards for their and Brance Barnett, Burns Gallagher-Iba Arena. you and Congratulations to Pat Barnes & Family, In 4-H Record Book submis- Flat-Dill City (Agriculture Outstanding 4-H clubs Burns Flat-Dill City, Canute, Memory of Bud Barnes; Madison Church sions, Kathryn and Abigail and Natural Resources). All have high participation in Cordell and Sentinel Public Sirmon of Burns Flat-Dill received a Green Award, county events, contests, re- Schools for receiving the Ron McKee Crop Insurance; City received a Green Award Excellence in Record Keep- cord books and fundrais- From the Washita County Outstanding 4-H Supporter Roy & Judy Lindsey; Phil 4-H Youth Development Certificate. 4-Hers who also ing along with a project ing. The Outstanding Jr Award. Kliewer; Washita County OSU Extension Service submitted additional de- medal. Madison, Jordan and 4-H Club went to the Burns Washita County 4-H mem- The Washita County 4-H Brance were this year’s Top Flat-Dill City Junior 4-H bers are fortunate to have tails about their project(s) Farm Bureau. annual awards program not only received the Green 3 Senior 4-H Members with and the Outstanding Senior many supporters that pro- Oklahoma 4-H is dedi- looked a little different this Award, but also received the Jordan Mason recognized Club went to Burns Flat-Dill mote the organization, as cated to helping Oklahoma year. The choice of open air Excellence in Recordkeep- as the Outstanding Senior City Senior 4-H. Erin Schne- well as encourage student at the Lee Park in Cordell ing award along with the 4-H Member. Jordan also berger, Burns Flat- Dill City, success. Some give their youth, families, and commu- was enjoyed by 13 members 4-H pin(s) representing their received a $500 Washita was recognized as this year’s much appreciated time and nities reach their full poten- and their families on Sept. project. Junior 4-H Record County 4-H Scholarship to Outstanding 4-H Leader. encouraging words. Oth- tial, By providing hands-on 29, 4-H members and lead- Book Division honorees use to help with college tu- The Outstanding Fair Ex- ers also give financially. On programming and events in ers were recognized for their were: Braxton Barnett of ition, hibitor Award is presented behalf of all the 4-H mem- hard work and support dur- Burns Flat-Dill City (Plant Madison, Jordan and to the 4-H member that en- bers and Extension Staff, a large variety of projects. ing the 2019-2020 4-H pro- Science), Zada Baker of Brance’s record books were tered the most exhibits in the we would like to thank all 4-H is not only helping gram year, Jordan Mason, Sentinel (Sheep), Delainee recognized with medallions 4-H Division ofthe Washita the communities of Washita youth learn the life skills our outgoing Washita Coun- Moore and Dylan Edison at the state level as Top 3 Fi- County Free Fair in 2019. A County for continued sup- ty 4-H President emceed the of Cordell (both Swine), nalist in their project areas. trophy was presented to Jor- port of the 4-H program and they need to be the leaders event. and Everett Huntzinger of They all completed inter- dan Mason, Burns Flat-Dill of our youth. We especially of tomorrow, but it is also Madision Church of Ca- Rocky (Entomology). Brax- views about their project this City to recognize her for 38 appreciate the following teaching its members they nute was one student recog- ton, Delainee and Zada were summer, Brance Barnett was 4-H entries. donors that have pledged nized for her work. this year’s Top 3 Junior 4-H selected as the State Winner This year, Washita Coun- support for Washita County can lead today and can make Eleven 4-H members Members. The top 3 were in All Other Projects-Agri- ty 4-H recognized our four 4-H programs and awards: tangible, significant changes and three Cloverbuds from interviewed about their proj- culture and Natural Resourc- public schools for their 5-G Storage & Parking, Leo, in their clubs, their commu- across the county submitted ect and 4-H experiences. es receiving a $1,200 college partnership and coopera- Sherri & Matthew Goering- 4-H Record Books. The fol- This year Delainee Moore scholarship sponsored by tion. The schools allow for er; Bank of Cordell; Bank of nities, their state and their lowing 4-H Cloverbuds (K- won the Outstanding Junior Dr. Gary & Becky Stone of 4-H_ meetings, events and Western Oklahoma, Cordell; world. Back Row L-R: Jacob Main * 580- Larissa Mason and Erin Schneberger are the Burns Baker, Sentinel; Brance Barnett, BF-DC; Jordan Flat-Dill City Senior and Junior Club Leaders. Their Clubs were selected at the Outstanding Washita Mason, BF-DC; Zada Hi friend s! | am a male terrier County 4-H Clubs for 2019-2020. Schneberger was Baker, Sentinel. Middle Row L-R: Ever- mix appr imately 6-7 months old. selected as the Outstanding Volunteer. Photo sub- 1am on the hunt for my new family! mitted. ett Huntzinger, Rocky; Will you consider giving me Kathryn Sirmon, BF-DC; a loving home? Abigail Sirmon, BF-DC; “ElkCituNews Joey Mooney, BF-DC. If | am not the pet for you, please Front Row L-R: De- consider one of my friends! lainee Moore, Cordell; Cambree More, Cordell; (USPS # 173-020) 580-225-3000 Abel Ledesma, BF-DC; Waverly Schneberger, DJs Rentals Is published twice weekly by Beckham County Media, LLC BF-DC. Photo submitted. S.Main St, EIk City -580-225-1400 109 W. Broadway, Elk City, OK 73644-4736 Periodicals Postage Paid at Elk City, OK 73644 POSTMASTER: Send address changes to 109 W. Broadway, Elk City, OK 73644 Better water for better living. 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