Many gather for the Magical 4-H Super Kid Camp

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The Magical 4-H Castle was filled with 4-H kings and queens including Copeland Payne, Emmsley Ball, Balum Walters, Briar Walters, Jaxson Ball, Veronica James, Kitty Sullins, Lauren Crabtree, Grevyn Phillips, Alee Sullins, Camryn Burchett, Joy Krueth and Madison Sherman, A special thank you is extended to the Teen Leaders for spending time to mentor younger members as each learned more about 4-H and making new friends They were Michaela Winslow, Kendall Krueth, Kyler Cox, Autumn Shelton, Caden Winslow, Lauren Dalby, Annabell Crabtree, Caleb Winslow and Clayton Winslow.


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