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4-H Ambassador Rebecca Carmeli-Peslak of Millstone Was Busy at the Monmouth County Fair Annual Event Is the Culmination of a Year of Activities By Brianna Siciliano
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or the Monmouth County 4-H Association, the annual Monmouth County Fair is a showcase of the many achievements and skills that 4‐H members have learned throughout the year. “Participating in the Monmouth County Fair is a summer highlight for many 4‐H’ers,” Freeholder Director Lillian G. Burry said. “I’m sure that they will create memories and make friendships that will last a lifetime.” Freeholder Director Burry, who is the liaison to the County’s Cooperative Extension Service, was on hand opening night of the Fair to crown the 2014 Monmouth County 4-H Ambassadors Rebecca CarmeliPeslak of Millstone and Erica Todd of Jackson. Both young women are members of the Monmouth County Teen Council and will serve as local envoys to other Freeholder Director Lillian G. Burry (center) joins the 2014 Monmouth County 4-H groups in the nation until the 2015 Fair. 4-H Ambassadors Erica Todd (left) and Rebecca Carmeli-Peslak (right) 4-H involves children from kindergarten through at the Monmouth County Fair opening night on July 23 in Freehold one year passed high school (grade 13) in dozens of clubs and activities. Traditional clubs involve livestock and farming activities and include less traditional clubs such as herpetology, care for arachnids, newts and salamanders and snakes. Other clubs develop skills in crafts, art, photography, writing, dance and theater arts. Continued on page 42
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