Group encourages interested area youth to join local organization.
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ROCHELLE — The Ogle County Clovers is a lively 4-H Club ready to begin an exciting, new 4-H year.
The group started out a recent meeting with fun and games to get to know one another, and afterwards the members began their business meeting. They discussed future activities and events that they will be taking part in, and accomplishments that would like to get done this year. They also voted on their new officers.
New officers Becky Ackland and Carley Ackland were congratulated, while new 4-H members will be learing all about 4-H.
The Ogle County 4-H Club members were honored to decorate the Rochelle United Methodist Church’s windows for their National 4-H week display. Energetic 4-Hers had a blast planning a catchy phrase and creative design for their display. They used construction paper to make an enormous world and dozens of four-leaf-clovers. They came up with the ingenious catch-phrase: “Join 4-H and Be a World Changer!”