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New Sign for Nevada County 4-H Fair Food Booth

Erin Dettner a member of the Grass Valley 4-H club for 10 years, Current All Star and Jr. Rabbit County Coordinator decided to thank 4-H and make a new sign for the food booth at the fairgrounds. This was her Senior Project at Nevada Union and her 2nd Emerald Star Project for 4-H. Erin had two mentors, Nevada County Food Booth Chairman, Joe Lester and Nevada Union High School Ag Mechanics Teacher, Luke Browning.

4H-Fairgrounds-sign“I am completely satisfied with the final product I have created, and I hope the community will appreciate it as well. I learned to have a lot of patience in the shop, as well as a better knowledge of the computer technology that we are using today. I feel like this is a wonderful way to thank the Nevada County 4-H program for shaping me into the person I am today, and giving me the experiences and the friendships I will cherish forever.” said Erin Dettner.

Erin would also like to thank Sierra Metal Fabrication for discounted 10-gauge metal that was used and BK Powder Coating for donating the powder coating on the new signage. She expressed her sincere appreciation to both Joe Lester and Luke Browning for their advice and encouragement throughout the project.

The new sign was recently installed to be ready for the upcoming County Fair. Please stop by the 4-H Food Booth to see the excellent work done by the youth involved in Nevada County 4-H.

To learn more about the 4-H, All Stars or to join a local club, the visit the Nevada County 4-H website at http://ucanr.org/sites/nevadacounty4h/ or call their office at (530) 273-4563.

 

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