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Preble County youth display projects
From Preble County Jr.
Fair Board
EATON — More
than 1,000 members
of 4-H, FFA, and
FCCLA, will compete
in the junior division
of the Preble County
Fair, July 30– Aug. 6.
The projects on
exhibit will culminate
a year of work for
each youth organizations’ participants.
The 4-H projects to be
displayed include the
following: large and
small animals, clothing, foods, and miscellaneous ranging from
archery, electricity,
collectibles, and woodworking, to rockets,
first aid, creative arts,
and natural resources.
The FFA members
will also display large
and small animals
as well as shop and
crop projects. These
projects include toolboxes, cabinets, boot
scrapers, flowers,
vegetables, field crops,
and more.
Fair goers will be
able to watch Preble
County youth participate in a clothing
style review, numerous livestock shows, a
Cook-Off and Mystery
Mixer, the Food Show,
Barn Games, and
much more!
Junior Fair organizers are expecting
approximately 1,500
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animals, 50 food
projects, 55 clothing
projects, and more
than 100 miscellaneous projects to be
on display throughout
the eight day exhibition. Animal species
on exhibit will include
poultry, dairy cattle,
goats, beef, rabbits,
sheep, swine, and
horses. Members of
4-H and FFA learn
to properly care for
their animals and/or
complete their projects by working with
their 4-H advisors, an
Agricultural Education
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held Saturday, June 18.
Preble Shawnee High
School was the site of this
year’s contest, which was
hosted by 2015 Junior Fair
King and Queen Clayton
Cruze and Savannah Reece,
and King & Queen Committee Adviser Kim Fields.
The event saw five boys
competing for fair king
honors and 13 girls competing for fair queen, as well
as two girls for beef queen,
one girl for dairy princess,
two boys for goat king, four
girls for goat queen, two
girls for horse queen, one
girl for horse princess, two
girls for lamb/wool queen,
three girls for nutrition/textiles/arts queen, two girls
for pork queen, four girls
for poultry queen, three
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The Preble County Jr. Fair Court was crowned on Saturday, June 18.
Other departmental Kings/Queens were crowned as well during the contest.
the Eaton FFA and Preble
County Livestock 4-H Club.
First Runner-Up Fair
King and Queen were
Hunter Owens, representing Bouncing Bunnies
4-H Club, and Gabrielle
Cooper, representing Spic
N Span Pots N Pans and
Somers Super Beef 4-H
Clubs. Second Runner-Up
Fair King and Queen were
Alex Kerby, representing
Top of the Line 4-H Club,
and Suzanne Kimball, representing the National Trail
FFA and Monroe Better
Livestock 4-H Club.
Carley Asher, representing Somers Super Beef
and Preble Shawnee FFA,
was crowned Beef Queen.
Leslie Burger, representing
Somers Super Beef, was
Nutrition/Textiles/Arts
Queen. Kerriston Wilson,
representing Preble County
Livestock, was crowned
Pork Queen. Rachael Kimball, representing Monroe
Better Livestock 4-H Club
and National Trail FFA, was
crowned Poultry Queen.
Landon Owens, representing Bouncing Bunnies 4-H
Club, was crowned Rabbit
King. Chyann Kendel, representing Monroe Better
Livestock 4-H Club and
Twin Valley South FFA, was
crowned Rabbit Queen.
The 2016 Royalty Committee consisted of Stevenson, Fields, Adult Adviser
McKenna Marshall, Carly
Asher, Catie Millhouse,
and Hunter Owens. Judges
were Sally Taggart Deat-
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crowned Dairy Princess.
Austin Baker, representing
Preble County Livestock
4-H Club, was crowned
Goat King. Emma Tobias,
representing Top of the
Line Livestock 4-H Club,
was crowned Goat Queen.
Jasmine Mabry, representing Just Horsin’ Around
Horse Queen. Makayla
Morris, representing Just
Horsin’ Around and Preble
County Livestock 4-H
Clubs, was crowned Horse
Princess. Faith Estep,
representing Lewisburg
Blue Ribbon 4-H Club,
was crowned Lamb/Wool
Queen.
Catie Millhouse, representing the 4-H Syndicate
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Junior Fair schedule announced A
The entire 2016 Junior Fair schedule is as follows:
July 29 - Friday
10 -12 (Noon) ........................................ FFA Project Check In
2 -6 p.m. ................................Alternate FFA Project Check In
4 p.m. ....................Jr. Fair Livestock Projects Begin Move In
5 -9 p.m. ................................ Submit DUNF at Bruner Arena
6 -11 p.m. .....................................Jr. Fair Rabbits May Arrive
6 p.m. ............................................ FFA Shop & Crop in place
9 p.m. ....All Jr. Fair Non Livestock Projects must be in place
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A
9:30 a.m. .......................................................... 4-H Food Show
1 p.m. ....................................... Jr. Fair Poultry Showmanship
1 p.m. ...................................................Horse Groom & Clean
5 p.m. ....................................................... Jr. Fair Steer Show
Aug. 2 - Tuesday
8 a.m. .......................................... Jr. Fair Swine Showmanship
8 a.m. ........................................4-H Cook Off/ Mystery Mixer
9 a.m. ......................................................Jr. Fair Poultry Show
July 30 - Saturday
9 a.m. ...........................................Jr. Fair Horse & Pony Show
5 a.m. ............................All Jr. Fair Market Livestock In place
(Showmanship & Trail)
7 a.m. ...............................................................Swine Weigh In 2 p.m. .......................................................Jr. Fair Sheep Show
7:30 a.m.................................................Market Goat Weigh In
8 a.m. ................Begin Weigh In for Jr. Fair Market Livestock Aug. 3 - Wednesday
9 a.m. ....................................................Jr. Fair Booth Judging 8 a.m. .............................................. Jr. Fair Market Hog Show
9 a.m. .....................................................................Dairy Show 9 a.m. ...........................................Jr. Fair Horse & Pony Show
10 am. ..................................................Parade Line Up Begins
(Hunt, Easy-Gaited, Gymkhana)
11 a.m. .............................Jr. Fair Breeding Livestock in place 4 p.m. ............................................ Jr. Fair Market Goat Show
11:30 a.m. ..........................................................Parade Begins 5:30 p.m. ...................................... Market Steer Carcass Show
12 (Noon) ...................Parade Arrives in Front of Grandstand
1 -3 p.m. ................................... Rabbit Show Scratches Taken Aug. 4 - Thursday
2 p.m .............................................FFA Shop & Crop Judging 9 a.m. ....... Jr. Fair Horse & Pony Show (Driving & Western)
2 p.m. ...........................................Horse Groom & Clean Test 1 p.m. ......................................................... Modeling Practice
3 p.m. ........................................ Jr. Fair Rabbit Showmanship 3:30 p.m. ..............................................................Barn Games
3:30 p.m. .......................................................... 4-H Dog Show 5 p.m. .....................Baked Goods and Dairy Product Auction
4 p.m. .......4-H Miscellaneous Awards Program - Toney Bldg.
and 4-H Style Revue
July 31 - Sunday
8 a.m. ........................................... Jr. Fair Goat Showmanship,
Dairy Goat Breeding, Exotic Goat Breed Shows
8 a.m. .......................................................Jr. Fair Rabbit Show
5 p.m. .......................................................Jr. Fair Llama Show
7 p.m. ................................ Jr. Fair Talent Show - Toney Bldg.
7 p.m. .......................................Grand Showman of Showmen
Aug. 5 - Friday
9 a.m. ........................................Jr. Fair Market Livestock Sale
12 Noon ................................... All Jr. Fair Livestock Released
7 p.m. ................................................................ Jr. Fair Dance
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Aug. 1 - Monday
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A note from the Queen
By Jr. Fair Queen
Aubrey Stevenson
EATON — Ah,
the fair. Many
people come every
year to experience
and enjoy the
sights, sounds,
and smells of our
annual county
fair. Whether you
come to the fair
to enjoy the rides
and entertainment, the food
along the midway,
or the many 4-H
projects, there is
a lot of work put
into the fair that
you might not
know about.
Hundreds of
youth projects are
brought to the
fair, ranging from
horses to clothing.
Many different
organizations,
including 4-H,
FFA, and FCCLA
work all year to
raise, grow, make,
or train a quality
project or animal.
Every day they
are refining their
work, be it grooming and washing
an animal or organizing a collection, in order to
exhibit at the fair.
The organizations mentioned
earlier perform
different functions
besides showing animals. In
4-H, youth are
provided with
over 200 project
choices based on
interest areas.
FFA members
can also exhibit a
shop or crop project that they have
worked on in the
Agriculture education classroom or
in a shop. Along
with showing
their individual
projects, the fair
provides exhibitors with many
chances to make
new friends and
visit with old
friends. Some of
these activities
are: barn games,
a cook-off, style
reviews, a king
and queen contest, and a dance
that occurs on the
Friday of the fair.
The county fair
is not only a place
to have fun. It
provides an ideal
leadership experience for its young
participants. This
experience, in
turn, goes far in
developing skills
like problem solving, decision making, program planning and developing responsibility.
These skills boost
confidence, which
helps children
do well in their
education, which
in turn helps them
to be in a good
position to get a
job and support
themselves. The
fair carries out the
mission of positive youth development, which is
to develop competent, caring, concerned citizens.
Along with
exhibiting projects, a select few
youth are on the
Junior Fair Board.
JFB members
grow their leadership skills even
more as they
plan and conduct
various shows,
activities, and
conduct fundraisers to help pay for
awards. They also
work with adults
on committees
that help decide
how shows should
be run and many
other pre-fair and
fair related activities.
You are encouraged to come out
to the fair and
support the many
youth exhibitors.
Thank you and
enjoy the 2016
Preble County
Fair!
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I’ve dreamed of
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to represent the
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Fair as the 2016
Fair queen with
my king Johnny
Cottingim, along
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Cottingim
with all the other
amazing royalty.
I’ve grown up at
the fairgrounds,
both my father
and uncle have
been on the
senior fair board
so I’ve spent
countless hours
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Cooking events
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EATON — The Preble
County Jr. Fair Cook-Off
event, Aug. 2, will include
more than just 4-H members
completing a foods project.
The Cook-Off and Mystery
Mixer will allow participants
to show their culinary skills.
There are approximately 30
participants this year.
The first class is the CookOff, which is open only
to 4-H members who are
completing a food and nutrition project. In this event,
contestants receive a recipe
designated for his/her appropriate age division approximately three weeks prior to
the event. Participants can
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als, except stoves, to make
the item the day of judging.
The second class, Mystery
Mixer, is open to all Jr. Fair
participants including FFA,
Scouts, and FCCLA. These
participants will receive a
list of ingredients and equipment needed prior to the
event, but no recipe. When
the participants arrive at the
event, they will be given the
recipe and asked to make
the item.
Judges evaluate each
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contestant on work habits,
time management, equipment management, and the
quality of the finished product. The judges will place
each age division in each
class. The top two places
in each age division will
compete for the respective
class champion- Cook-Off or
Mystery Mixer. The Champions from each class will
then compete for an overall
Grand and Reserve Grand
Champion. The Grand
Champion, Reserve Champion, class Champions, as
well as the remaining first
and second place winners in
each age division will participate in a Baked Goods Auction, on Thursday, August 4,
at approximately 4:30 p.m.
in the Toney Building. The
public is welcome to come
and bid and go home with
a baked good. Dairy exhibitors also sell products as
part of the auction.
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Jr. Fair Dog Show
From Jr. Fair Board
EATON —
The 2016 Preble
County Jr. Fair
Dog Show is on
Saturday, July 27,
at approximately
3:30 p.m.
A major change
in the Dog department is a move
in the show
location from
Bruner Arena
to the Dairy
Good
Luck
Arena. Exhibitors and their
dogs compete in
showmanship and
obedience classes.
Members are
evaluated on their
performance with
the dog, how the
dog is groomed,
and exhibitor’s
knowledge of dog
care. These young
people have spent
hours training
their dogs with
the help of 4-H
volunteers to be
prepared for their
show.
An exciting
addition as well in
the Dog Department is that 4-H
dogs will have a
place on the fairgrounds for exhibition this year.
The public will
be able to visit
with dog exhibitors and advisors
throughout the
week to learn not
only about the 4-H
dog program but
about dogs in general. Throughout
the week there
will be special
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Schedule of events
2016 DAILY PROGRAM
GATES OPEN AT 7:00 AM DAILY
Thursday, July 28
12:00-7:00 PM .............................................. All Open Class
Household Arts, Fine Arts
and Antiques In Place
Friday, July 29
10:00-Noon & 2:00-6:00 PM .............................. FFA Project
Check-In
9:00AM ......................................................... Household Arts
and Antique Judging
12:00-7:00 PM .............................................. All Open Class
Photography in Place
4:00 PM ......................................... Jr. Fair Uvestock Projects
begin move-in
5:00-9:00 PM ...................................... Submit DUNF Forms
to Dept. Head In Species Barn
6:00-11 :00 PM ............................. Jr. Fair Rabbit may arrive
9:00 PM ................................................................. All Jr. Fair
Non-Livestock Projects in Place
Saturday, July 30 -Veteran's Day
(All Veteran's & One Guest get In Free)
$13.00 ride bracelet good all day any day for
4-H members with Jr. Fair Wristband
5:00AM ................................... All Jr. Fair Market Livestock
In Place
7:00AM ........................................................ Swine Weigh-In
7:30AM ................................. Jr. Fair Market Goat Weigh-In
8:00AM ........................................................ Begin Weigh-In
for Jr. Fair Market Livestock
9:00AM Jr. Fair Booth Judging
9:00AM ......................................... Open Class Dairy Show Jr. Fair Shows After Open Class
9:00AM ............................................. Mule & Donkey Show
(Horse Arena)
1 0:00 AM ............................................... Farm Products and
Provisions In Place
10:00 AM ...................................................... Parade Line Up
Begins on Cherry Street, Eaton
11:00 AM .............................................. All Jr. Fair Breeding
Livestock In Place
11:00AM ..................................... AII Exhibits & Open Class
Livestock In Place
(Except Dairy, Beef & Poultry)
11:00AM ........................... FloaUDecorated Vehicle Judging
11AM-1:00 PM .................................. Open Drive In Market
Lamb Entries & Weigh In
11:30 AM ................................................... Parade begins on
Cherry St., Eaton
11:30AM ................................... Free Grandstand Admission
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Grand Fair ParadeIn Front of Grandstand
12:00 (Noon) ....................................... Flower Show Judging
12:00 (Noon) ....................................... Pee Wee Jersey Show
12:30 PM ............................................ Baked Goods Judging
12:30 PM ................................................ Visual Arts Judging
12:30 PM ............................................ Farm Product Judging
1:00PM -11 :00 PM .................................. Amusement Rides
Open - WRISTBAND ALL DAY $18
2:00 PM ....................................... FFA Shop & Crop Judging
2:00-4:00 PM .................................................... Rabbit Show
Scratches Taken
4:00 PM .............................................. Miscellaneous Awards
Program, Toney Building
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4:00 PM ................................... Jr. Fair Rabbit Showmanship
4:00 PM .............................................. Open Drive In Market
Lamb Show
5:00 PM .................................................... Open Speed Show
(Horse Arena)
7:00 PM ...................................... 7th Annual Pee Wee Swine
1 Showmanship - Bruner Arena
7:00 PM .................................... PIE & CAKE AUCTION Toney Building
8:00PM ........................................ DEMOLITION DERBY·
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8:00AM ........................................ Jr. Fair Market Hog Show
9:00AM ................................................... Jr. Beef Ultrasound
9:00AM ..................................... Jr. Fair Horse & Pony Show
(Hunt, Easy-Gaited & Gymkhana)
9:00AM .................................................. Open Poultry Show
12:00 (Noon) ....................................... Flower Show Judging
3:00-10:00 PM ......................................... Amusement Rides
Open- Wristband All Day $12
4:00 PM ....................................... Jr. Fair Market Goat Show
4:00PM ................................................. Art Demonstrations Visual Arts Building
4:00 till 7:00PM ................................. PCCOA Senior Dance
Sunday, July 31
(Location- Rotary Junction)
5:30 PM ............................................... Market Carcass Show
PCJF Only (Steer Barn)
8:00AM ........................... Jr. Fair Goat Showmanship, Dairy
5:30 PM .......................................... Open Class Rabbit Show
Goat Breeding, Exotic Goat Show
7:00 PM ........................ NTPA REGIONAL TRACTOR &
8:00AM ................................................. Jr. Fair Rabbit Show
TRUCK PULL - Grandstand
9:00AM . Open Drive-In Horse & Pony Show
9:30 AM ........................... Church Service by Pastor Debbie
Thursday, August 4
Richardson from Hope Ministries-Toney Bldg.
10:30 AM .................................. Jackpot Showmanship Beef
12:00 PM ........................................... Open Class Beef Show 9:00AM ..................................... Jr. Fair Horse & Pony Show
12:00 (Noon) ................................ Open Class Barrow Show
(Driving & Western)
1:00 till 11 :00 PM ................................... Amusement Rides 1:00PM ..................................................... Modeling Practice
Open· WRISTBAND ALL DAY $18
3:00PM -11:00 PM ................................... Amusement Rides
2:00 PM ...................................... Baby Contest -Toney Bldg.
4:00 PM ................................... Free Grandstand Admission - 3:30 PM .............................................................. Barn Games
OHIO COLTS STAKES RACING 5:00 PM ................................ 4-H Style Revue Food Auction
5:00 PM ........................................... Junior Fair Llama Show 5:30 PM .............................. 6500# Stock Antique Tractors5:00 PM ............................ Open Market Jackpot Goat Show
6:00PM
6:00 PM ....................................... Pee Wee Class - Beef Bam
in the Grandstand
6:30 PM ...................................................... Open Steer Show
Art Demonstrations 6:00 PM ......................... Wild Game Cook Off- Toney Bldg.
Visual Arts Building
7:00 PM ............................. TRACTOR & TRUCK PULL·
Monday, August 1
Grandstand
7:00 PM ................................. Grand Showman of Showmen
(Horse Arena and Expo Building)
9:00AM ............................. Jr. Fair Beef Showmanship, Beef
Breeding and Feeder Calves Show
Friday, August 5
9:30AM ........................................................ 4-H Food Show
12:00-11 :00 PM ...................................... Amusement Rides
9:00AM ................................. Jr. Fair Market Livestock Sale
1:00PM ................................... Jr. Fair Poultry Showmanship 12:00 (Noon)- 8:00 PM .......................... Voting for Directors
4:00 PM ................................................ Art Demonstrations - 2:00- 11:00 PM ........................................ Amusement Rides
Visual Arts Building
5:00 PM ................................................... Jr. Fair Steer Show 12:00 (Noon) ......................................................... All Jr. Fair
6:00 PM ....................................................................... Rodeo
Livestock Released
Grandstand $6 Infield $10 4:00 PM ................................................ Art Demonstrations 8:00 PM ................................. Preble Co. Idol Semi Finals Visual Arts Building
Toney Bldg. 7:00 PM ........................................ Championship Horse Pull
at Horse Arena
Tuesday, August 2
7-10:00 PM ..................................................... Jr. Fair Dance
7:00PM ................................ TUG-A-TRUCK - Grandstand
8:00AM .................................... Jr. Fair Swine Showmanship
Saturday, August 6 8:00AM ................................. 4-H Cook-Off/ Mystery Mixer
Give Back Donations
9:00AM ................................................ Jr. Fair Poultry Show
from Open until 2:00 pm
9:00 AM .................................... Jr. Fair Horse & Pony Show
(Showmanship & Trail)
3:00PM- 11:00 PM ................................... Amusement Rides
8:00AM .................................... Open Breeding Sheep Show
5:00 PM .................................................. Jr. Fair Sheep Show 11:00AM .............................................. Garden Tractor Pulls
6:00 PM ....................................................... Dirt Flat Drags 1:00-11:00 PM ......................................... Amusement Rides
6:00 PM ................................................ Art Demonstrations Visual Arts Building 12:30 PM ......................... Kiddie Tractor Pull - Sheep Arena
2:00PM ................................................................ Open Class
Wednesday, August 3
Non-Livestock Exhibits Released
4:00 PM ............................................... Preble Co. Idol Finals
Sr. Citizen’s Day 65 & Older
8:00 PM ..................................... DEMOLITION DERBY $13.00 ride bracelet good all day any day
Grandstand
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EATON — Members of
the five Preble County FFA
chapters and the Miami Valley Career & Technology
Center FFA will exhibit their
shop and crop projects at
the Preble County Fair, July
30-Aug. 6.
The FFA crop project
display will feature corn,
soybeans, hay, oats, fruits,
vegetables and other field
crops. There will also be
displays of eggs and honey.
The industrial talents of
high school students will be
featured in the shop project
display. There will be woodworking, welding, furniture,
metal, and refurbished farm
equipment exhibited.
All of these projects are
a part of the FFA member’s
schoolwork through the
Agricultural Education Program. These projects are
completed throughout the
school year under the supervision of the Agricultural
Education teachers.
Following the judging of
these projects on July 30,
the ribbons and rosettes
designating the results of the
judging will be displayed.
For each item that receives
a place ribbon, the member
accumulates points. Both
Shop and Crop Sweepstakes
Award will be given to the
member in each category
who accumulates the most
points.
FFA chapters also have
displays representing the
work and accomplishments
of the year. FFA members
have worked hard in the
weeks before the fair to
renovate the old commercial
building on the fairgrounds
into an agricultural center to
highlight agriculture education in Preble County.
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From Jr. Fair Board
EATON — Not all 4-H
Clothing Projects require a
sewing machine or a hem.
Some projects require kids
to raid their closets or hit
the mall and read labels,
while others allow members to make tote bags,
costumes, business suits,
formals, or even a simple
pair of shorts.
4-H members at the
Preble County Fair, July
30-Aug. 6, will display
approximately 54 clothing
projects. 4-H members may
choose from 18 different
types of clothing projects.
The 4-H projects vary in
type of garment constructed. Garment categories
include sportswear, loungewear, formal attire, business
wear and more. Consumerbased projects, which do
not require members to
construct garments, are
also an option. Consumer
projects teach members to
select items for existing
wardrobes based on value,
use, fit and fabric.
The 4-H members first
compete in pre-fair evaluation, which took place on
Tuesday, July 12th. They
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are interviewed by a judge
and evaluated on the knowledge gained through the
project and/or the garment’s
construction. At the fair,
members display their projects throughout the week in
the 4-H Club Booth. Members also have an opportunity to participate in style
reviews. The Style Revue
judges evaluate the members’ posture and poise, as
well as the fit of and the
overall appearance of the
garment. Judges select the
State Fair representatives at
pre-fair evaluation this year.
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Junior Fair Food & Nutrition projects and activities
EATON — 4-H Food and
Nutrition projects allow
youth to learn how to
acquire good cooking skills
and nutritional knowledge.
There are 14 food projects
in 4-H to help youth navigate the dietary assembly
line and practice skills.
There will be approximately 50 entries in the
Food Show, Monday, Aug.
1, at 9:30 a.m. The food
projects include all the latest nutritional recommendations and information, as
well as many types of preparation techniques. There
are projects dealing with
quick breads, yeast breads,
breakfast, outdoor cookery,
American foods, and international items. A new outdoor cooking project lets
youth learn to cook beyond
the grill. Campfire cooking
and homemade solar ovens
provide a challenge.
Members who take food
projects do more than learn
how to cook. They acquire
valuable information about
basic nutrition, my plate,
cost per serving, development of balanced menus,
food safety and much more.
At the Food Show & Interview, members are asked to
bring an item, which they
learned to prepare over
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the course of their project
work. They are then questioned about the project,
preparation, food safety
and purchasing product
information. The judges
place the classes and desig-
nate the Outstanding of the
Day winners. State Fair representatives were selected
at Pre-Fair nutrition interviews this year before fair.
Winning exhibitors receive
merchandise awards.
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Showman of Showmen
From Jr. Fair Board
EATON — The best showman each species has to offer
compete in the Grand Showman of Showmen contest on
Thursday, Aug. 4, at 7 p.m.
All Preble County Jr. Fair
livestock exhibitors must
participate in a showmanship class, within their
livestock department. The
exhibitors are divided by
age and evaluated on their
performance with the animal, their knowledge of the
animal, and the care that was
given to the animal. All age
class winners then compete
for the department’s title
of Showman of Showmen.
The livestock departments
represented in this contest
are beef cattle, sheep, goats,
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swine, rabbits, dairy cattle,
equine, dog and poultry. The
nine participants compete
for a belt buckle and the title
of Grand Showman of Showman.
To win this honor, the
exhibitor must show each
species, except the one that
he/she is representing. The
person who most successfully shows the seven competitive species is deemed the
winner. This is a very chal-
lenging and exciting event
for the nine showman in the
contest and very suspenseful
for the audience.
The Grand Showman of
Showmen event will take
place in the Expo Center,
with the exception of the
horse department. All other
species will be brought to
this building for the exciting event. Taking place on
Thursday, Aug. 4, the Grand
Showman of Showmen
always seems to be a favorite
among fairgoers.
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