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doing so. “I was impressed. I thought we’d only sell about 25 cases,” Miss Vickers said.
Four prize winners for most sales were announced; three of them are fourth-graders at the elementary school.
Daphne Atkins earned first prize by selling five boxes. (Each box contained 48 candy bars.) Her prize either will be a scholarship to 4-H camp or her choice of some other 4H activity.
Jim McCullough, a junior at the high school won second prize, $25, for selling five boxes.
John Mallory took third-place honors, $15, for selling four full boxes. Morgen Hay won the $10 fourth prize, selling nine candy bars short of four boxes.
Half the proceeds, $435, goes to the 4-H Center in Harmony Hollow for building expenses. The other half is divided among individual 4-H clubs that participated in the fund raiser.
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