Lee County 4-H Young Commissioner to compete at 4-H State Public Speaking Competition
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Collapse ▲Angel Uy, Lee County 4-H Young Commissioner, attended the South Central 4-H District Public Speaking Competition on Friday, June 14, 2019. Her speech, titled “One Drink, Two Drinks,” was about the dangers of alcohol abuse.
Here Angel is receiving her medal with State and District 4-H Officers.
She was presented with a gold award and invited to attend the State Competition on July 20 at NC State University.
Here Angel and Dr. Mike Yoder, Assoc. Director & State 4-H Program Leader, are posing in Lincoln County where the District Competiton was held.
Angel will be competing at the State Competition, Good Luck Angel!