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Farmers Union camp focuses on citizenship

By Journal staff | Saturday, July 26, 2008

Lessons and hands-on activities at the recent district Farmers Union youth camp showed students how to work together in making a difference in their communities and country.

District representative at the good citizenship camp near Custer included Brandi Simons from Tidewater; Bailly, Brooke, and Brandi Enright, Corey, Collin and Layla Hockenbary, and Ashlyn and Jared Simons, all from Union Center; Keely and Rowdy Thompson, and Jaclyn and Lexxy Niederwerder, all from New Underwood; Ashton Reedy and Tyana Gottsleben, both from Philip; Andrea Collins from Sturgis; Sydney Schad and Jamalia Franzen, both from Eagle Butte; Hope Anderson from Pleasant Ridge; Madison Hulm and Tucker Watson, both from Bison; and Kiana Brockel from Shadehill.

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For information about youth activities, call the South Dakota Farmers Union Education Department at 605-352-6761, ext 125.

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