The Edmond Sun

Education

November 27, 2009

Edmond 4-H’ers win at county competition

EDMOND — The Edmond 4-H Club participated in the Oklahoma County Share-the-Fun yearly competition Nov. 16 at the Oklahoma County 4-H Extension office.

Edmond’s D.J. Kurtenbach won the 9-13 Individual talent act with a blue award and grand champion for “My Dad is Dracula.”

Edmond’s Sarah Schiete won a blue award and Reserve grand champion playing a piano piece in the 13-19 age division.

Other Edmond 4-H’ers involved in the competition were Josh Kurtenbach, Jenny Thibodeau and Daniel Howard.

The Edmond 4-H took the top blue award and grand champion act for Oklahoma County. The act, named “Oklahoma Rain,” was full of Oklahoma rain effects. Up next for the 4-H’ers is the Southwest District 4-H competition in Carnegie in January, where they will compete to win a chance to go to the State 4-H round-up in Stillwater on the Oklahoma State University campus.

Education
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  • 1-30 Calendar: Edmond schools

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    Sunday
    5-8 p.m.: Baseball Banquet, commons/cafe
     
    Monday
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