We had over 100 4‐H members a end the recent 4‐H Animal Showing Clinic. In addi on to the members, there were lots of parents and grandparents a ending. Special thanks to Sutherland Valley Western Shop, Weaver Leather, Monroe County 4‐H Commi ee, Between Friends 4‐H Club, South Central Power, 4‐H Animal Key Leaders and the volunteer presenters!!!! 

Sincerely, 

4‐H is a community of young people across America who are learning leadership, ci zenship and life skills.

Monroe County 4‐H News

OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION

August 2016 Issue

4‐H Calendar August 2      4‐H Commi ee ‐ 6 pm 5      4‐H Club Grade Sheets Due 5      Community Service Awards          Applica ons Due 7      Ohio State Fair Ends 9      Royalty Interviews 11   Food Safety Training ‐ 6:30‐8:30 pm 12    Livestock Commi ee ‐ 6 pm 12    4‐H Barn Cleaning Night, 6 pm ‐ all          animal exhibitors welcome  12    Club Fair Packets Ready for Pick‐up 15    JRFB Work Night & Mee ng ‐ 6 pm 19    4‐H Booth Set‐up; 9 am ‐ 9 pm 20    4‐H Booth Set‐up; 9 am ‐ 9 pm 22    Monroe County Fair Begins 25    Livestock Sale Day 27    4‐H Booth Tear‐Down ‐ 9 am to noon 27   Monroe County Fair Ends 

September 3     OSU vs Bowling Green 5     Labor Day Extension Office Closed 6     Livestock Commi ee Mee ng ‐7 pm 9     Personal Development Scholarship        Applica ons Due 10   OSU vs Tulsa 13   4‐H Commi ee Mee ng ‐7 pm 13   Buyers Banquet Reserva ons Due 17   OSU at Oklahoma 19   4‐H Endowment ‐ 7 pm 20   Buyers Banquet at Rubel Park ‐7 pm 21   CARTEENS ‐ 6 pm 

Thanks Volunteers for an AWESOME Clinic!! 

Cheryl Goodrich Extension Educator 4‐H Youth Development 

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Who Must Complete A Drug Use Notification Form? (If you had to attend Quality Assurance Training, you will need to complete a D.U.N.F. for your animal.)

A Drug Use Notification Form (DUNF) must be completed for every Junior Fair Market Animal and Lactating Dairy Cow and Lactating Goat by the exhibitor and their parent or legal guardian prior to showing at a county fair, independent fair, or the Ohio State Junior Fair. One Drug Use notification Form must be completed for each animal. The DUNF gives the exhibitor an opportunity to certify their animal is “drug (residue) free”.

When will the D.U.N.F. Be Available? The D.U.N.F. will be available on Sunday, August 21 and Monday August 22 in the Junior Fair Office. The form must be signed by a parent and turned in during weigh-in on Monday, August 22.

Buyers Banquet The 2016 Buyers Banquet will be September 20th. Look for more information to be mailed to sale participants This is a good time to personally let your buyers know just how much you appreciate them. So mark your calendars and be prepared for a good time.

Market Animal Weigh-In Times Animals will be weighed at the Fair to determine selling weight. Animals will only be weighed once at the fair between the following designated times: Monday, 9 a.m - Fryers, Rabbits and Ducks in the Poultry Barn. Monday 9:00 a.m. - Turkeys, Market Hogs, Goats, Lambs, Dairy Feeders, Feeder Calf Heifers, Feeder Calf Steers & Market Steers in the Show Barn Arena.

Market Livestock Sale Invitations The Livestock Sale Committee will be mailing invitations to past sale buyers. If there is someone you would like to receive an invitation, that has not purchased market animals before, please send their name and address to the Extension Office requesting that an invitation be mailed to them. Small Market Animal Sale is 11:00 a.m., Sale Order: Turkeys, Rabbits, Lambs, Fryers, Goats and Ducks. Large Market Animal Sale is at 4:00 p.m. Sale order: Feeder Calf Steers, Dairy Feeders, Market Steers, Market Hogs and Feeder Calf Heifers.

Jr. Fair Pen & Stall Assignments When you bring your animals to the Fair, stall assignments will be posted at your assigned pen/stall.

Junior Fair Events

Barn Decorating Update

Clubs are encouraged to continue decorating pens and stalls in the fair barns even though the decorating contest has been discontinued. As your club plans decorations keep in mind: 1. Decorations must be out of reach of any animals2. No decorative lights will be permitted

4-H Booth Decorating Tips

Choose a theme for your booth Highlight the accomplishments of your members (use

pictures with projects) Promote the activities of your club (Community

service, fundraisers, trips, speakers, etc) Inform viewers about 4-H and how to join or get

involved

To Whom it May Concern,

The Directors of the Monroe County Agricultural Society support the humane and ethical treatment of all animals and exhibits at the county fair. All displays and activities are managed as to promote the safety of the animals and participants involved.

The programs of the Junior Fair are designed to promote and educate the youth on safe animal husbandry practices, and to provide an in depth understanding of animal agriculture.

Respectfully,

Directors of Monroe County Agricultural Society

Monroe County Fairboard Supports Humane and

Ethical Treatment of Animals

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Suggested Agenda Items for Your 4-H Club

Highlight items from the county 4-H newsletter Finalize plans for the club booth Inform members and parents of work

schedule for 4-H lunchstand Remind families of pop donations for

lunchstand Review Junior Fair Schedule -highlight

animal check-in times, weigh-in times, show times, etc

Review dress code for shows Help members write thank you notes

and invitations to sale buyers Consider having a float in the Junior

Fair Parade Plan to decorate your club’s animal

pens & stalls Encourage members to make Thank

You signs to recognize 2015 Buyers

Attend the: College & Career Night

Monday, September 26, 2016 6:00 p.m. @

Swiss Hills Career Center, Woodsfield

More than 30 Colleges Invited Prize Drawings Tailgate Party with Free Food Financial Aid Information College Credit Plus Information ACT Information

For Adults, Parent & Students (7th - 12th)

For More Information, Call (740) 472-9177 or (740) 472-0810.

SAVE THE DATE: September 26, 2016

Club Packets Club packets will be ready for advisors to pickup by Aug. 12th. They include a final grade sheet, ribbons for members, and score sheets. Remember each 4-H’er must have attended project judging to receive a fair wristband. If you received too many wristbands please turn them in when you pay for your tickets at the SR. Fairboard Office. All wristbands must be paid for by Monday, August 22.

Cloverbud Packets Cloverbud Packets will be ready for pickup on Aug. 12th. They include a final grade sheet, ribbons for members and wristbands. Wristbands must be paid for by Monday, August22.

Animal Check In & Map Animals cannot arrive at the fairgrounds until Sunday between the times of 12 - 4 & 6-10 p.m. All animals must be in place by Monday at 9:00 a.m. All livestock will be checked by the vet once they are in their pens or stalls.

Parade Entry Form Entry forms will be included in your club packet Complete this and bring it to the parade with you. There is a 25 word limit on announcements. Line-up begins at 5:30 and the parade starts at 6:30.

Project Judging Results & Project Awards Enclosed is a copy of the special interest project judging results for your information.

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4-H Cloverbud Booth Exhibits for the Cloverbud Booth should be brought to the Coulson Building on Friday, August 19, between 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.

Cloverbud Show and Tell and Cloverbud Graduation Cloverbud members are invited to attend this event on Friday of the fair at 1:00 in the Rabbit & Poultry Barn. For the show and tell, members should bring an item made during a 4-H Cloverbud Club meeting or camp activity. Members that have completed the 2nd grade and their last year in the Cloverbud program will be “graduated” and advanced to the 4-H Club Program.

Cloverbud Connections Newsletter The Summer edition of the Cloverbud Connections Newsletter is now posted on the web page. Just go to: www.go.osu.edu/cbc for a pdf copy and enjoy.

Helpers Needed for COSI

COSI is coming to the fair! Explore science and discover fun!!! Teens and adults are needed to help staff the interactive booths on Friday, August 26 from 1-5 p.m. If you are interested in helping , please contact David Landefeld at 472-1465.

4-H Booth Decoration & Tear Down

A map showing the booth assignments for your 4-H club will be posted in the Coulson Building. Decorating can be done on Friday, 9:00-9:00 and Saturday, 9:00-9:00. Tear down is Saturday, August 27 between 9:00 a.m.- 12 noon.

Monroe County Fairbooks, Schedules,

and Open Class

Fairbooks are now available. The Senior Fairboard would like to remind everyone of the Open Class Registration. Beef, Dairy, Sheep, Goats, Rabbits and Horse Open Class entry forms are available in the Fairbooks.

New Day & Time

Food Training Class for

4-H Lunchstand Workers

A new OSU Extension Food Service/Preparation Policy requires individuals providing leadership to the onsite preparation and service of food (food for sale or to be given away) are required to complete training prior to engaging in food preparation. To satisfy the policy each club will need one trained adult on-hand in the lunchstand during your club’s shift. Therefore each club will need to select one or more adults, which can be a parent or advisor, to attend the Food Service/Preparation Training. Clubs are encouraged to have more than one person trained in case your club provides food service at other events or fundraisers. Training is good for 3 years. This years session will be on Thursday, August 11th from 6:00 - 7:30 pm at the OSU Extension Office.

Monroe County Fair Attractions

Come see Diamond J Rodeo at the fair on Monday, August 22 at 7:30 p.m. Guaranteed to entertain you with all kinds of thrills and spills! Koi Drag Racing with ATV’s will be on Tuesday, August 23 at 7:00 p.m. Koi Racing with trucks will be on Wednesday, August 24 at 7:00 p.m. Everyone’s favorite will be on Saturday, August 27 beginning at 7:00 pm…..DEMO DERBY! Come on out and have a great time. $3 admission fee for the bleachers.

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4-H Lunchstand

Once again this year the 4-H Committee is asking each 4-H Family to donate a 24 pack of Pepsi products for fair week. This will help the 4-H Committee keeps prices low and still turnover a profit.

Last names A – C: bring 24 pack of

Aquafina water (16.9 oz. bottles) Last names D – E: bring 24 pack of

Mist Twist Last names F - G: bring 24 pack of

Diet Pepsi Last names H – K: bring 24 pack of

Mountain Dew Last names L - bring 24 pack of

Diet Dr. Pepper, Diet Mist Twist or Diet Mountain Dew

Last names M - bring 24 pack of Aquafina water (16.9 oz. bottles)

Last names N – R: bring 24 pack of DR. Pepper

Last names S – Z: bring 24 pack of Pepsi

Clubs are being asked to bring all the products to the Coulson Building on the fairgrounds on August 19 and 20 during 4-H booth decorating. Advisors are encouraged to collect the pop for your club when you handout fair passes and bring it all at once to booth decorating.

Shooting Sports

Instructor Training

Have you ever thought about being certified in one of Ohio’s shooting sports disciplines? The eight basic disciplines are available: Archery, Muzzle Loading, Hunting, Living History, Pistol, Rifle, Reloading, Shotgun. The camp will be Oct. 21 thru Oct. 23 at Canter’s Cave 4-H Camp in Jackson, Ohio. Registration is due by Sept. 9, along with a fee of $80.00. Registration forms are available at the Monroe County Extension Office or online at: www.ohio4hshootingsports.org

NO Bedding for Animals

No bedding will be provided for your fair animals at the 2016 Monroe County Fair. You will be responsible to bring your own type of bedding for your stalls. Due to lack of storage space please only bring what bedding you will need for each day.

4-H Personal Development

Scholarships Available

Are you at least 18 years of age and a Monroe County 4-H Alumni? Are you thinking about taking some college courses or continuing education classes? Then why not apply for a 4-H Personal Development Scholarship that is made possible by the Monroe County 4-H Endowment. The application is due September 9th and can be found at www.monroe.osu.edu.

$50 Community Service

Grants Available

Does your club have a community service project that you planned or would like to do? The 4-H Endowment might be able to provide your club some financial assistance. To apply for a $50 grant your club should submit an application. This should be submitted by August 5th.

Sales Tax Holiday

S.B. 264 enacted a one-time sales tax holiday to occur only in 2016. The holiday starts on Friday, August 5, 2016 at 12:00 a.m. and ends on Sunday, August 7, 2016 at 11:59 p.m. The following items are exempt from sales and use tax:

Clothing priced at $75 per item or less;

School supplies priced at $20 per item or less; and

School instructional material priced at $20 per item or less

Dress Code for Jr. Fair Shows

Dress Code Guidelines for all Exhibitors: Full-length pants, belts are strongly

encouraged. No shorts. Hard soled shoes or boots are

suggested for large animals. NO slides, sandals, or athletic shoes.

Shirts should have collars, sleeves, and be tucked in. NO halter tops, tank tops, or bare midriff.

Dress code and equipment needed for each specie can be found below

Dairy: Dark pants, white collared shirt with sleeves, Show halter. Goats: Dark pants, collared dress shirt with sleeves. Nylon or metal choker preferred. No lead strap needed. Beef: Dark jeans with back pocket or holster to carry a scotch comb. Collared shirt with sleeves. Show stick, Show halter and Scotch comb. Dairy Feeders: Dark jeans with back pocket or holster to carry a scotch comb. Collared shirt with sleeves. Show stick, Show halter, Scotch comb. Swine: Dark jeans with back pocket or holster to carry a small hand brush. Collared shirt with sleeves. Cane or driving stick and small hand brush. Sheep: Dark jeans. Collared shirt with sleeves. No equipment needed. Rabbits: Dark jeans. Long-sleeved shirt, preferably white and collared. May also wear white show coat. No exposed jewelry. No special equipment needed. Poultry: Dark jeans. Long-sleeved shirt, preferably white and collared. May also wear white show coat. No exposed jewelry. No special equipment needed.

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Market Hog Notes:

Hogs will be slap tattooed on Friday morning by the Livestock Sale Committee.

Hogs that are over or under weight cannot return home. The Sale Committee will provide transportation to a local slaughter facility or sale barn. Exhibitors will need to complete a destination form by Wednesday at 12 noon.

Ride Cost

If you pay for daily admission there is no cost for rides. Member and non-member tickets, Junior Fair pass and all other passes will pay $6 extra for rides.

Come See Your Favorite

Show Animals Dressed – Up!

A cow dressed as Superman?! A rabbit in a Brutus the Buckeye costume?! That is what you could see in the Show Barn on Friday, August 26th! The Animal Dress – Up Contest will begin at 3:30. The categories are: Most Original, Most Creative, Best Football Team or Player, cutest, scariest, and Funniest. Gift cards will be given to category winners. Award Signs will be given to the overall 1st place and 2nd place winners, sponsored by Francis J. Paulus Insurance Agency of Woodsfield and the Crazy Critters 4-H Club of Woodsfield, respectively.

Movie Night – August 6

The Show Pros 4-H Club will be showing the movie “Zootopia” on August 4 at the Monroe County Fairgrounds in the Entertainment Pavilion. Admission will be donation with concessions available. The movie will start at 8:30. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Cloverbud Barn Tours at

the Fair

K-2 youth are invited to attend the Cloverbud Barns tours on Friday of the fair. The tours will begin at 2:00 in the Rabbit & Poultry Barn. Each youth must be accompanied by an adult. The tour groups will travel to each barn learning about the animals and what is involved in raising and showing animals.

Junior Fair Premiums

Again this year the Senior Fairboard will pay out all Junior Fair premiums during the fair. The premiums must be picked up by a 4-H’er or parent at the Senior Fairboard Office during the fair. Pickup times:

Thursday, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Help Needed for Sale Ring

Setup & Teardown

Exhibitors and parents will be needed to help setup the sale ring on Wednesday night after the hog show as well as tear down on Thursday night after the sale. Many hands make light work!

Barn Meeting for Horse

Project Kids

Saddle Horse members will be conducting a barn meeting on Sunday night at 8:00 p.m. for ALL horse show participants to answer any questions that you may have.

Lock Policy for Monroe

County Fair

In order to conform to the rules of the Ohio State Fair, the Junior Fair Livestock Committee has implemented a new policy that no animals are permitted to be locked into their cage, pen, or stall at any time during the fair. This is to ensure that, in the event of an emergency, barn superintendents would be able to access or remove the animals if necessary.

Barn Cleaning and

Set-up Night

On Friday, August 12 at 6:00 p.m. we will be helping the Sr. Fairboard members prepare for the fair. See the enclosed flier for more details.

Grooming Chutes

All grooming chutes must be removed from the barns and barn area by 9:00 a.m. Friday morning of the fair. This will allow for more barn space and less congestion during load out on Saturday morning.

Pen/Stall Cleaning

After the animals are removed on Saturday of the fair you must clean the pens and remove all decorations. Stall cleaning-Saturday between 9:30 am & noon. The sale committee will be loading animals prior to 10 a.m.

2016 4‐H Judging Results SFQ ‐ Denotes State Fair Qualifier 

(State Fair Qualifiers will receive more information in the mail) Learn more about the Ohio State Fair dates and requirements here: 

http://www.ohio4h.org/families/ohio‐state‐fair/state‐fair‐non‐livestock‐4‐h‐guidebook SFA – Denotes State Fair Alternate     OD ‐ Denotes Outstanding of the Day      HM ‐ Denotes Honorable Mention of the Day     MJ ‐ Denotes Make‐Up Judging

 

173 Horseless Horse OD‐Derek Smith‐Superior HM‐Mackenzie Bryan‐Superior Laci Garey‐Superior  201D You and Your Dog OD‐Marissa Ruble‐Superior HM‐Megan Shepherd‐Superior Cavan McBurney‐Excellent  201O Dog Obedience OD‐Megan Shepherd‐Superior HM‐Marissa Ruble‐Superior Cavan McBurney‐Excellent Harley Nalley‐Excellent  201S Dog Showmanship OD‐Megan Shepherd‐Superior  215 Cavy Project Shealyn Mellott‐Good  216 Cat 1 Purr‐Fect Pals SFQ‐OD‐Isabella Laudermilt‐Superior HM‐Laci Garey‐Excellent  227 Pet Rabbit James Haslam‐Good  244 Vet 1: From Airedales to Zebras SFQ‐OD‐Korah Anderson‐Superior HM‐Laci Garey‐Excellent  351 Staying Healthy SFQ‐OD‐Emily Smith‐Superior  352 Keeping Fit SFQ‐OD‐Sofie Myers‐Superior  353 First Aid in Action SFQ‐OD‐Greta Beard‐Superior HM‐Katlyn Burkhart‐Excellent  365.26 Self Determined Hedgehogs SFQ‐OD‐Logan King‐Superior‐Junior  405 The Laundry Project OD‐Kylie Piatt‐Superior  407 Accessories for Teens HM‐Caydi Figel‐Excellent 

 408 Creative Costumes SFQ‐OD‐Morgan Hill‐Superior  

409 Sew Fun SFQ‐OD‐Abigail Kinney‐Superior  412 Sew for Others SFQ‐OD‐Morgan Hill‐Superior  

419 Tops for Tweens HM‐Harley Nalley‐Excellent  432M Sewing (non‐clothing) Master HM‐Casey Robison‐Excellent  448 On the Road to Financial Success Zach Kerce‐Good  

459 Let’s Start Cooking SFQ‐OD‐Klara Anderson‐Superior SFA‐HM‐Wyatt Goodrich‐Superior Sophie Wagner‐Superior Jamie Smith‐Superior Gianna Lucio‐Superior Jenna Treadway‐Excellent  

472 Grill Master SFQ‐OD‐Hannah Straub‐Superior‐Sr. SFQ‐HM‐Emily Smith‐Superior‐Jr.  484 Snack Attack SFQ‐OD‐Derek Smith‐Superior‐Jr. SFA‐HM‐Kiera Saksa‐Superior‐Jr. Kenneth Robertson‐Superior  

492 Cake Decorating SFQ‐OD‐Megan Hoover‐Superior‐ Junior‐Beginner SFA‐HM‐Allie Isaly‐Superior‐ Junior‐Beginner SFQ‐Kelly Fisher‐Superior‐ Senior‐Intermediate Grace Swisher‐Superior Jozie Zwick‐Superior Amy Bettinger‐Superior Elizabeth Alleman‐Excellent Lainey Brandon‐Excellent Madie Scott‐Excellent Macey Graham‐Excellent Kolby Morris‐Excellent Abby Kerce‐Excellent Summer Mahoney‐Good 

 496 My Favorite Things HM‐Hannah Howell‐Excellent  497 Scrapbooking ‐ Junior SFQ‐HM‐Allie Isaly‐Superior (1st Year) SFA‐Mylee Hoover‐Superior (1st Year) SFQ‐Delaney Weisand‐Superior (2nd Year or more) Madilyn Scott‐Superior  497 Scrapbooking ‐ Senior SFQ‐Heidi Tomlin‐Superior (1st Year) SFA‐Kaleigh Marley‐Superior (1st Year) SFQ‐OD‐Alexis White‐Superior (2nd Year or more) SFA‐Rachel Yoho‐Superior (2nd Year or more) Lindsey Pittman‐Superior Olivia Gauding‐Excellent Zoey Randall‐Excellent Hannah Howell‐Excellent Bailey Thompson‐Excellent Jenna Thompson‐Excellent Sydney Yoho‐Excellent  

498 Quilting the Best Better HM‐Madison Neiswonger‐Excellent  

499 You Can Quilt Lakelyn Monahan‐Good  501 Rockets Away – (2 liter bottle) SFQ‐OD‐Brandon Miller‐Superior HM‐Chattum Lively‐Excellent Daunte Hammond‐Excellent  

503 Rockets Away – (Solid Fueled) SFQ‐OD‐Jaycie Hoff‐Superior  508 Robotics 2: Even More HM‐Steven Thompson‐Excellent  511GPM Carteens Zach Kerce‐Good  

517 Bicycling for Fun SFQ‐OD‐Kendol Morris‐Superior 

 

518 Wheels in Motion SFQ‐OD‐Connell McBurney‐Superior  

527 Magic of Electricity SFQ‐OD‐Zachary Lively‐Superior SFA‐HM‐James Williams‐Superior Chattum Lively‐Superior  540 Not Just Knots SFQ‐OD‐Katie Lively‐Superior  556 Measuring Up SFQ‐OD‐Elyze Moore‐Superior HM‐Mason Carpenter‐Excellent Kennedy Dornon‐Excellent  557 Making the Cut SFQ‐OD‐Gage Roth‐Superior‐Jr. SFQ‐HM‐Connell McBurney‐Superior‐Jr. 

Ben Inherst‐Excellent  558 Nailing it Together SFQ‐OD‐Cavan McBurney‐Superior‐Sr  573 Arcs and Sparks SFQ‐OD‐Jason Weckbacher‐Superior SFA‐HM‐Dillon Miller‐Superior  584 Focus on Photography Level 1 HM‐Chloe Tucker‐Good  585 Controlling The Image Level 2 SFQ‐OD‐Sam O’Brien‐Superior  588 The Writer in You OD‐Nerissa Smith‐Superior HM‐Tabitha Straub‐Superior Sonja Wooge‐Superior  592 Get Started in Art SFQ‐OD‐Olivia Gauding‐Superior‐Sr. SFA‐HM‐Lakelyn Monahan‐Superior‐Sr. SFQ‐Hannah Phillips‐Superior‐Jr.  611 Let’s Explore Outdoors 1 SFQ‐OD‐Aleisha Yontz‐Superior SFA‐HM‐Katie Lively‐Superior Andrew Haslam‐Superior Zachary Lively‐Excellent  621 Ohio Birds SFQ‐OD‐Marissa Treadway‐Superior  623 Fishing For Beginners SFQ‐OD‐Lydia Griffin‐Superior SFA‐HM‐Jake Swisher‐Superior  

 624 Fishing for Intermediates SFQ‐OD‐Lexie Stollar‐Superior SFA‐HM‐Austin Baker‐Superior Adam Baker‐Excellent Logan Heath‐Excellent Luke Monahan‐Excellent  630 Safe Use of Guns HM‐Cody Logston‐Excellent  631 Basic Archery SFQ‐OD‐Luke Monahan‐Superior SFA‐HM‐Matthew Lucio‐Superior Steven Thompson‐Excellent  671 How Does Your Garden Grow SFQ‐OD‐Emily Smith‐Superior  691 Grow Your Own Vegetables SFQ‐OD‐Alexa Griffin‐Superior HM‐Grady Palmer‐Excellent Alissa Freeland‐Excellent Jamie Smith‐Excellent Sophie Wagner‐Excellent  

750 Rifle SFQ‐OD‐Maria Morrow‐Superior‐Senior SFQ‐HM‐Kyla Morris‐Superior‐Junior SFA‐Makenzee Day‐Superior‐Junior Kearston Hoover‐Excellent  751 Archery 

SFQ‐OD‐Gretchen Allen‐Superior‐Senior SFA‐HM‐Mackenzie Allen‐Superior‐Senior SFQ‐Kelsey Truax‐Superior‐Junior Annaliese Day‐Excellent Dylan Landefeld‐Excellent Dylan Parden‐Excellent Nick Weckbacher‐Excellent Devan Weisand‐Excellent Maria Morrow‐Excellent  752 Shotgun SFQ‐OD‐Tatyanna Rieck‐Superior‐Senior SFQ‐HM‐Delaney Weisand‐Superior‐Junior SFA‐Zachary Jones‐Superior‐Senior SFA‐Gunner Hupp‐Superior‐Junior Kyla Morris‐Excellent Remington Weckbacher‐Excellent Riley Weckbacher‐Excellent Devan Weisand‐Excellent   

 753 Pistol SFQ‐OD‐George Hoover III‐Superior‐Junior       

2016 Junior Fair Schedule of Events 

Friday, August 19 and Saturday, August 20 9:00 a.m.‐9:00 p.m.   Coulson Building Booth Decorating  Sunday August 21 12:00 noon – 4:00 p.m.  Animals can check‐in. (Unload directly to the barns‐ vet check will be done in the barns) 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.  Animals can check‐in. (Unload directly to the barns‐ vet check will be done in the barns)  Monday August 22 7:00 – 9:00 a.m.  Animals can check‐in. (Unload directly to the barns‐ vet check will be done in the barns) 9:00 a.m.   4‐H Booth Judging (Coulson Building Closed) 9:00 a.m.   All Animals in Place 9:00 a.m.   Large Animal Weigh‐in (Order: Turkeys, Hogs, Goats, Lambs, Dairy Feeders, FC Heifers, FC Steers, Market Steers)  (Show Barn)  9:00 a.m.   Small Animal Weigh‐in (Order: Market Fryers, Market Rabbits, Market Ducks) (Rabbit & Poultry Barn) 2:00 p.m.   Jr. Fair Horse Showmanship & English Classes (Horse Arena)  5:30 p.m.   Parade Line‐up on the racetrack in front of the barns 6:30 p.m.   Junior Fair Parade (Grandstand) {rain date –Wednesday at 6:00 p.m.} 7:00 p.m.   Presentation of Jr. Fair Royalty (Grandstand) 7:00 p.m.   Dairy Showmanship followed by Jr. Fair & Open Dairy Show (Show Barn)  Tuesday August 23 9:00 a.m.   Jr. Fair & Open Beef Breeding Show (Show Barn) 9:00 a.m.   Jr. Fair Rabbit Showmanship & Breeding (Rabbit & Poultry Barn) 9:00 a.m.   Jr. Fair Horse Contest Classes, 1 hour break then Performance Classes (Horse Arena) 10:30 a.m.  Jr. Fair Dairy Feeder Showmanship (Show Barn) 1:00 p.m.   Beef Showmanship (Show Barn) 6:00 p.m.    Market Livestock Show (Show Barn) (Order: Dairy Feeders, Feeder Calf Heifers, Feeder Calf Steers, Market Steers)  Wednesday August 24 8:30 a.m.   Jr. Fair Sheep Show (Show Barn) (Order: Showmanship, Market Classes) 9:00 a.m.   Jr. Fair Market Rabbit Classes & Sr. Fair Open Rabbit Show (Rabbit & Poultry Barn) 11:00 a.m.  Jr. Fair Goat Show (Order: Showmanship, Market Classes, Breeding Classes) followed by Jr. Fair Llama Show (Show Barn)  3:00 p.m.   Jr. Fair Pleasure Driving Cart Class (Arena) 1:30 p.m.   Jr. Fair Poultry Show (Rabbit & Poultry Barn) (Order: Showmanship, Market Classes, Breeding Classes) 6:00 p.m.   Jr. Fair Swine Show (Show Barn) (Order: Showmanship, Market Classes)  Thursday August 25 9:30 a.m.   Therapeutic Horse Riding Activity followed by Team Tournament Exhibition (Saddle Horse Arena)  11:00 a.m.  Small Market Animal Sale (Show Barn) (Sale Order: Turkeys, Rabbits, Lambs, Fryers, Goats, Ducks)  3:30 p.m.   Presentation of Outstanding 4‐H Project Knowledge Awards (Show Barn) 4:00 p.m.   Large Market Animal Sale (Show Barn) (Sale Order: Feeder Calf Steers, Dairy Feeders, Market Steers, Hogs, Feeder Calf Heifers) 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.  Jr. Fair Premium Pickup (Sr. Fairboard Office)   Friday August 26 10:00 a.m.  Junior Fair Supreme Showmanship (Show Barn) 11:00 – 2:00 p.m.  Jr. Fair Premium Pickup (Sr. Fairboard Office)  1:00 p.m.   4‐H Cloverbud Show and Tell (Rabbit & Poultry Barn) 2:00 p.m.   4‐H Cloverbud Barn Tours (Start in Rabbit & Poultry Barn) 1:00 p.m.   Water Balloon Volleyball Contest (Show Barn)  3:30 p.m.    Animal Dress‐up Contest (Show Barn) 4:00 p.m.   Youth Pedal Pull (Rabbit & Poultry Barn) 5:00 p.m.   Beef Alumni Showmanship (Show Barn)  Saturday August 27                9:00 – 11:00 a.m.  All animals must be removed (except horses) 9:30 – 12:00 noon  Pen/stall cleaning 9:30‐12:00 noon  Coulson Building Display Removal 11:00 – 2:00 p.m.  Jr. Fair Premium Pickup (Sr. Fairboard Office)  12:00 noon  Horses Released   8:30 ‐12 midnight  Square Dance (Rabbit & Poultry Barn) 

Barn Setup Night Friday, August 12, 2016

6:00 p.m.

Setup — Cleaning — Repair

Where We Will Work:

What to Bring:

What We Will Do:

Show Barn * Lamb/Goat Barn

Rabbit/Poultry Barn * Wash Rocks

Beef Barns * Horse Barn    

Trash bags, Shovels, Rakes, Brooms, Wheelbarrows, Water Hoses, Weed eaters,

and tools.

General set-up, cleaning, repairs and sprucing up the barns to prepare for our fair!

 

 

Monday, August 24 11:00  ‐ 3:00   Between Friends  3:00 ‐ 7:00   The MOB Squad 7:00 ‐ 11:00   Blue Jean Guys & Gals 

Tuesday, August 25 11:00 ‐ 3:00   Beallsville Busy Bees 3:00 ‐ 7:00   Wild & Crazy Kids 7:00 ‐ 11:00   Horse Whisperers 

Wednesday, August 26 11:00 ‐ 3:00  Riverfront Wranglers 3:00 ‐ 7:00  Cross County Classics 7:00 ‐ 11:00   Hilltop Swiss Lads and Lassies 

Thursday, August 27 11:00 ‐ 3:00   MC Shoo ng Sports  3:00 ‐ 7:00  Buckeye Kids 7:00 ‐ 11:00   The Cavalry & Crazy Cri ers 

Friday, August 28 11:00  ‐ 3:00   Creators –n– Cri ers 3:00 ‐ 7:00   Show Pros 7:00  ‐ 11:00  County Liners  

Saturday, August 29 11:00 ‐ 3:00  Bethel Country Kids 3:00 ‐ 7:00   4‐H Buddies 7:00 ‐ 11:00  Pilot Fever 

What you need to know Each shi  should have at least 5 adults in the kitchen area (4 cooks and 1 for the cash box), and plenty of  4‐H’ers to take orders

at the counter, and a teen or adult to supervise 4‐H’ers taking orders. 

Popcorn! One person at least age 15 will be needed to run the popcorn machine during your shi .

No one under 16 years of age is permi ed in the kitchen. It is not recommended that teens operate the griddle or deep fryers.

Clubs are asked to come 10 minutes early to learn the rou ne and meet the lunchstand manager.

Kitchen workers must wear food safety gloves and hair nets (or a ball cap) to comply with Health Department Rules. Gloves andhair nets will be provided. 

4‐H’ers wai ng  on  customers will  also  be  responsible  for  cleaning  the work  area,  taking  out  trash,  sweeping  the  floor,  re‐stocking pop & food, re‐filling condiments, and wiping  counters and tables and organizing the counter. 

The lunchstand manager requests that all 4‐H'ers work in the lunchstand during the assigned  me, unless you are par cipa ngin a Jr. Fair Show or ac vity.  Parents are needed to work in the lunchstand too. 

Great Customer Service is the 4‐H Way!1. No tex ng while serving customers. Please keep your phones put away for the short amount of  me you are filling orders in the

lunchstand.  2. Smile and be polite. Make sure you seem to being enjoying working in the lunchstand, and make the customer know you are

happy to serve them. Say please, thank you, and you’re welcome; rather than sure, no problem, or any me.  3. Go the extra mile. Ensure you are preparing the meal correctly, and always double check your math before handing back the

customer’s change. Ask the customer if they need any napkins or condiments, and wish them a fun  me at the fair.  

Pop dona on The 4‐H Commi ee is asking each 4‐H Family to donate a 24 pack of drinks for fair week.

Last names A – C:   bring 24 pack of Aquafina water (16.9 oz. bo les)    Last names D – E:   bring 24 pac Mist TwistLast names F ‐ G:   bring 24 pack of Diet PepsiLast names H – K:   bring 24 pack of Mt. Dew   Last names L:  bring 24 pack of Diet (Diet Mist Twist, Diet D. Pepper)   Last names M:   bring 24 pack of Aquafina water (16.9 oz bo les)   Last names N – R:   bring 24 pack of Dr. Pepper  Last names S – Z:   bring 24 pack of Pepsi 

Clubs should bring all the products to the Coulson Building on the fairgrounds on August 19 and 20 during 4‐H booth decora ng.  

 Advisors are encouraged to collect the pop for your club when you handout fair passes and bring it all at once to booth decorating. 

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how

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July

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ust 2

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low

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fair

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July

26,

201

6. L

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sc

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the

July

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the

July

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n: (

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eede

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eife

rs,

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ket s

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red

2016

Mon

roe

Cou

nty

Juni

or F

air

Liv

esto

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equi

rem

ent S

umm

ary

Monroe County Fair Code of Conduct

Anyone attending events either as an exhibitor, advisor, volunteer, parent, spectator, superintendent, judge, committee member or fair official must conduct themselves in a manner consistent with the Code of Conduct and according to the Policy and Procedures of the Monroe County Agricultural Society, known as the Monroe County Fair. These codes of conduct and rules are not limited to the show ring, but are applicable to any event held at the Monroe County Fairgrounds including, but not limited to clinics, workshops, contests, shows, county fair, etc. Consequences of violating this code of conduct may include, but are not limited to:

- Verbal Warning - Written Warning - Removal from Fairgrounds - Suspension, reduction and/or loss of premiums - Suspension, reduction and/or loss of auction proceeds - Loss of future show or participation privileges - Loss of privilege to be on the Monroe County Fairgrounds

The act of making entry into the Monroe County Fairgrounds, participating and/or attending any events held by the Monroe County Agricultural Society on the Monroe County Fairgrounds is giving verification that you will abide by the Code of Conduct and understand the consequences and penalties provided for actions prohibited by the code.

Exhibitors, Advisors, Volunteers, Parents, Family Members, Spectators, Superintendents, Judges, Committee Members and Fair Officials Expectations:

- Be responsible for your own behavior/conduct and uphold high standards for the group and accept consequences for inappropriate behavior

- Support and abide by the rules set forth by Fair Officials, Superintendents, Committees and Clubs - Practice good citizenship, leadership and self-governance - Follow the direction of the staff - Demonstrate positive sportsmanship and attitude at all times - Be courteous and respectful to others - Use appropriate language at all times - Respect and adhere to the guidelines of the Monroe County Fair Code of Conduct and all rules and

regulations that apply to participation/competition

Behavior, conduct and activities NOT PERMITTED at events held at the Monroe County Fairgrounds and Ohio State University Extension activities related to the Monroe County Fair

- Unsportsmanlike, unethical or immoral conduct - Improper language (i.e profanity) - Bullying, intimidation, belittling - Possession or consumption of alcohol (Except at APPROVED fair board events) - Possession or consumption of illegal drugs, including use of tobacco by minors - Possession or use of weapons or fireworks - Possession or use of harmful objects with the intent to harm or intimidate others - Destruction of property (i.e graffiti) - Violation of established curfew - Disrespect for adults, other participants, volunteers, staff and or leaders of the event - Postings, listings or pictures that are deemed inappropriate on fairgrounds or on social media forums

The Monroe County Fair Board of Directors reserves the right to remove any persons, at their discretion, from the Monroe County Fairgrounds who violate the Rules and Regulations, Code of Conduct or the Ohio Revised Code. The Monroe County Fair Board of Directors reserves the right to amend, change or add to these rules and regulations as they, in their judgment, deem advisable. All decisions of the Monroe County Fair Board of Directors are FINAL.

Adopted April 24, 2014

OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION

ohio4h.org CFAES provides research and related educational

programs to clientele on a nondiscriminatory basis. For more information: go.osu.edu/cfaesdiversity

Adopt-A-Cabin Refurbishment

Campaign

The 4-H Camp Piedmont Board has a goal of refurbishing all 14 cabins at the camp. The cabins have had new lighting and windows recently installed, but are still in need of many upgrades. Camp Piedmont is asking each of the 8 counties who use the camp to Adopt-A-Cabin. The cost to refurbish a single cabin is $5,000. Refurbishment will include:

• New roof, walls, floors, ceilings, and doors. • Contractors will be doing work under the leadership of the Maintenance Manager, John Gardner.

The Monroe County 4-H Committee would like to raise and donate $5,000 for a cabin. The committee is encouraging 4-H clubs to participate by making donations to the Cabin Campaign. If funds collected exceed $5,000, the remaining funds will be used to help fund another cabin. The committee would like to have all donations by August 31st. The 4-H Committee is challenging each Monroe County 4-H club to raise and donate at least $300 to the cabin campaign. This can be counted as Community Service for those clubs making a donation. Clubs can be creative in terms of fundraising: they may make a contribution from their club treasury, hold a fundraiser with proceeds dedicated to the Cabin Campaign, collect donations, etc. Here are a few suggestions to get you started: Collect pocket change Hold an ice cream social Have a club yard sale Have a pancake breakfast Collect and sell aluminum cans Host a sporting competition Hold a bake sale Organize a baby/kids item sale Set up a smoothie stand Set up a hot dog stand Do a bucket brigade Collect printer cartridges, old cell phones, etc… Hold a pet wash Hold a pie baking contest & auction Sponsor an outdoor movie night The possibilities are endless!

What will your club do to help with the Cabin Campaign? We can’t wait to find out!

Make Checks Payable to: Monroe County 4-H Committee, Memo Line: Adopt-A-Cabin Send checks to: OSU Extension Monroe County, 101 N. Main St., Room 17, Woodsfield, OH 43793

Non Profit Org. U.S. Postage

PAID Woodsfield, OH Permit No. 54

Cheryl Goodrich, Extension Educator, 4‐H Youth Development Mark Landefeld, Extension Educator,  Agriculture & Natural Resources Mary Jo Wes all, Office Associate, Community Development Catelyn Edgel, Program Assistant, Ag/Natural Resources & 4‐H Jennie Shaw, Office Associate Devon Jones, Summer Assistant  This informa on has been provided for you as a result of a local levy that funds the OSU Extension, Monroe County Office.  Your support of the 0.7 mill levy provides funding for the Monroe County Extension Office through December 2020.   

Ohio State University Extension, Monroe County               Phone:  (740) 472‐0810 101 N. Main Street, RM 17 Courthouse                  Fax:      (740) 472‐2510 Woodsfield, OH  43793                                Email:  goodrich.49@osu.edu “Like” our Facebook page:  www.go.osu.edu/monroe4h                                                 www.monroe.osu.edu 

OSU Extension, Monroe County 101 N. Main St., Room 17 Woodsfield, OH 43793 

CFAES provides research and related educa onal programs to clientele on a nondiscriminatory basis.  

For more informa on: h p://go.osu.edu/cfaesdiversity. 

2016  Junior Fair Schedule of Events 

2016  4‐H Lunch Stand Worker Schedule 

2016 S ll Project Judging Results 

4‐H Booth Guidelines 

Adopt‐A‐Cabin Refurbishment Campaign 

Fair Animal Check‐in Map 

Monroe County Fair Code of Conduct 

Barn Set‐up/Cleaning Night 

Sales Tax Holiday Dates 

AWESOME Animal Clinic Day