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EFNEP Nutrition Club Judging Dec. 2 in Milan
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Press release submitted by University of Illinois Extension. MILAN -- 4-H is the youth development program of University of Illinois Extension. Youth from High Cliff Estates in Milan have been attending a special interest 4-H club for the past six weeks. Special interest clubs are designed to give young people information about a particular subject. These individuals participate in a 4-H special-interest group that studies just that subject -- for example, a group that studies nutrition, model rocketry, or childcare. The clubs run by University of Illinois Extension EFNEP staff have a sole focus on nutrition. A group consists of five or more members, who meet six or more times, and who follow a predetermined educational program. Exhibit opportunities give the 4-H members a chance to showcase their knowledge through their projects and conference judging. On Dec. 2, youth from High Cliff Estates will gather at 1701 E 2nd St., Milan to showcase their 4-H knowledge and experiences. 4-H'ers will exhibit Cooking 101 Nutrition Projects beginning at 3 p.m. The community is welcome to attend. Rock Island County serves over 20,000 youth and adult residents each year. Rock Island County Extension provides programming in areas such as: 4-H Youth Development, Agriculture and Natural Resources, Home Horticulture, Nutrition and Health, Home and Money Matters, and Community Improvement. To learn more about how University of Illinois Extension can help you put knowledge to work, contact us at (309)756-9978 or visit our website: www.extension.uiuc.edu/rockisland 
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