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Jerry Haag Motors sponsors event for OSU Extension in Highland County

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Local Ohio State University Extension supporters are working hard to keep the 4-H youth development, agriculture/natural recourses and family consumer sciences programs alive for the coming years. 
In an effort to raise money for the Ohio State University Extension of Highland County, including the 4-H program, Jerry Haag Motors is hosting a test-drive event on Saturday, Nov. 13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 
General Motors will donate $20 to the OSU Extension program in Highland County for every person over the age of 21 who test drives a vehicle at Haag Motors on Nov. 13. One person per household may test drive.
In addition to the test-drive fundraising, in the parking lot of Jerry Haag Motors, the OSU Extension Support committee will also have hot dogs, cookies, and drinks available to the public on a donation basis. For more
information about the test-drive event, contact the OSU Extension office at 393-1918.      
Local Ohio State University Extension supporters are working hard to keep the 4-H youth development, agriculture/natural recourses and family consumer sciences programs alive for the coming years. 
In an effort to raise money for the Ohio State University Extension of Highland County, including the 4-H program, Jerry Haag Motors is hosting a test-drive event on Saturday, Nov. 13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 
General Motors will donate $20 to the OSU Extension program in Highland County for every person over the age of 21 who test drives a vehicle at Haag Motors on Nov. 13. One person per household may test drive.
In addition to the test-drive fundraising, in the parking lot of Jerry Haag Motors, the OSU Extension Support committee will also have hot dogs, cookies, and drinks available to the public on a donation basis. For more
information about the test-drive event, contact the OSU Extension office at 393-1918.      
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