2005 Year in Review

2005 4-H Show is “To Make the Best Better” on July 18

One of the biggest events of the year for Whiteside County 4-H members, the 4-H Show, is happening at the Whiteside County Fairgrounds in Morrison on July 18-21. The show gives 4-H’ers a chance to exhibit the work they have completed in projects this past year. The show is open to the public and you will be able to see 4-H’ers with their various 4-H projects, including livestock, arts and crafts, science, gardening, photography, electricity, and much, much more.

The show will blast off on Monday, July 18 this year. Monday will start with the horse and foods show and the sheep and goat show will conclude the day. Tuesday is the general project-judging day, when all of the projects except for livestock, clothing, and flower arranging are judged. Tuesday also includes the rabbit show. On Wednesday, beef, cat, dog and flower arranging show take place throughout the day. Clothing judging, fashion show, swine, poultry and dairy shows take place during the day on Thursday. Thursday night is full of events, which include Family Night Activities, the Sale of Champions, Pork Chop Barbecue, and the Parade of Banners. All events will be held at the Whiteside County Fairgrounds in Morrison.

The 4-H Show is the highlight of the year for the exhibitors and a good way to find out what 4-H is all about. Come to see 4-H in action at the Whiteside County 4-H Show.

For more stories on the 4-H Show see Page 2 of thecity1.com.

by  Editor, theCity1.com
July 13, 2005