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Award winners are named
Two Cottonwood girls and one Grangeville girl took the Friends of 4-H Awards this year for the top projects in the 4-H Family and Consumer Sciences project areas. Chelsea Long of Cottonwood received an upright mixer for the top Advanced Foods project. Brooke Holthaus of Cottonwood won a set of luggage for the top Phase IV Making the Most of Me project. Alicia Lothspeich of Grangeville won a sewing machine for the top Advanced Sewing project. In Constructed Clothing Heidi Holubetz had the top award in Beginning Clothing (Ready, Set, Sew and Ready, Set, Sew Some More) while Kayla Duclos was runner-up. Holli Uhlorn had the top Intermediate Clothing Award project (Seams Sew Easy and Sew What) while Jessie Costa and Aimee Nightingale were runners-up. In Advanced Clothing (Sew Wow, Favorites, Expressions and Explorations) Alicia Lothspeich had the top award while Demetria Riener and Rachel Kaschmitter were runners-up. In Making the Most of Me, Brandi Gehring was the Setting the Stage winner with Leah Holthaus winning for Phase I; Sarah Baune for Phase II and Brooke Holthaus for Phase IV. Top Model awards in Constructed Clothing went to Lindsay Goeckner for Beginners, MaKayla Schaeffer for Intermediates and Alicia Lothspeich for Advanced. Top Model awards in Making the Most of Me went to Kortney Sims in Setting the Stage; Leah Holthaus in Phase I; Madeline Schwartz in Phase II and Kayla Lorentz in Phase IV. In Foods the top beginning foods award went to Samantha Keating. Top Intermediate went to Logan Schumacher. Top Advanced Foods went to Alicia Lothspeich and Cake Decorating award went to Chelsea Long. Senior mugs were presented to Lauren Duman, Kayla Lorentz, Zachery Frei, Abbigail Lustig and Brooke Holthaus. Josh Frei received the Top Woodworking award. Julia Workman received the Outstanding Leadership Award. Camille Tosten received the Top Know Your Government Award and Andrea Schumacher received the Top Secretary Book award. In Environmental Education and Earth Sciences, Sarah Davis had the top shooting sports project; Tyler Olsen the top survival project and Darby Finnegan the top hiking/backpacking project. In the Family & Consumer Science Division, Jeanna Schaack had the top Handwork of Our Heritage project. In the Science and Technology Division, Cody Schumacher had the top Welding project and Samantha Spencer had the top Veterinary Science project. In Citizenship & Civic Education Division, Camille Tosten had the top Know Your Government project. Photos from the Fashion Show and Royalty Night
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