Paulding County Post Fair 2013

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Junior FairKing & Queen Coronation

QUEEN – Emma Schmidt

KING – Dalton Thomas

FIRST RUNNER-UP – QUEEN – Blair Baumle

FIRST RUNNER-UP – KING – Matthew Klopfenstein

SECOND RUNNER-UP – QUEEN – Kara Burak

SECOND RUNNER-UP – KING – Justin Carnahan

PRINCE – Caleb Cox

PRINCESS – Maggie Cox

JR. KING – Payton Beckman

JR. QUEEN – Christina Graham

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Paulding County Fair Days 2013 Paulding County Progress 3B

Junior Fair Dairy Beef Senior Dairy Beef Showmanship –

David Sinn, first

Junior Dairy Beef Showmanship –

Joseph Schmidt, first

Beginning Dairy Beef Showman-ship – Jonathan Sinn, first

Champion of Champion Dairy

Beef Showmanship – Abram

Klopfenstein, first

Beginner Skill-a-thon – Bethany

Klopfenstein, first

Intermediate Skill-a-thon – David

Sinn, first

Advanced Skill-a-thon – Bailey

Combs, first

Champion Dairy Steer – Daniel

Sinn, first

Reserve Champion Dairy Steer –

Blake Miller, first

Rate of Gain Dairy Steer – Daniel

Sinn, first

Champion Dairy/Beef Feeder

Class A – Jacob Klopfenstein, first

Reserve Champion Dairy/Beef Class

A – Matthew Klopfenstein, second

Champion Dairy/Beef Feeder

Class B – Emma Schmidt, first

Reserve Champion Dairy/Beef Feeder Class B – Rebecca Mc-

Croskey, second

Champion Dairy/Beef Class C –

Bethany Klopfenstein, first

Reserve Champion Dairy/Beef

Feeder Class C – David Sinn, second

Champion Dairy/Beef Class D –

Bethany Klopfenstein, first


Class D – Misti Klopfenstein, second

Champion Dairy/Beef Class E –

Megan Reineck, first


Class E – Sydney Reineck, second

Grand Champion Dairy Feeder –

Jacob Klopfenstein, first

Reserve Champion Dairy Feeder –

Megan Reineck, second

Junior Fair Beef CattleSenior Beef Showmanship – Jacob

Sukup, first

Junior Beef Showmanship – Eli

Moitor, first

Beginning Beef Showmanship –

Noah Ryan, first

Champion of Champion Beef

Showmanship – Matthew Klopfen-

stein, first

Beginner Skill-a-thon – Morgan

Hefner, first

Intermediate Skill-a-thon – Jared

Sukup, first

Advanced Skill-a-thon – Tiffany

Spangler, first

Grand Champion Beef Female –

Isaac Nice, first

First Place Class A Beef Feeder –

Matthew Klopfenstein, first

Second Place Class A Beef Feeder

– Morgan Hefner, second

First Place Class B Beef Feeder –

Jacob Sukup, first

Second Place Class B Beef Feeder

– Eli Molitor, second

First Place Class C Beef Feeder –

Joshua Sukup, first

Second Place Class C Beef Feeder

– Jared Sukup, second

Champion Beef Feeder – Joshua

Sukup, first

Reserve Champion Beef Feeder –

Jacob Sukup, second

First Place Class A Steer – Isaac

Nice, first

Second Place Class A Steer – Eli

Molitor, second

First Place Class B Steer – Eli Moli-

tor, first

Second Place Class B Steer –

Jacob Sukup, second

First Place Class C Steer – Joshua

Sukup, first

Second Place Class C Steer –

Matthew Klopfenstein, second

Champion Market Steer – Eli Moli-

tor, first

Reserve Champion Market Steer –

Jacob Sukup, second

Rate of Gain Market Steer – Eli

Molitor, first

Junior Fair SheepSenior Sheep Showmanship –

Abram Klopfenstein, first

Junior Sheep Showmanship – Adri-

enne Rosswurm, first

Beginning Sheep Showmanship –

Andrew Keysor, first

Champion of Champion Sheep

Showmanship – Abram Klopfen-

stein, first

Beginner Skill-a-thon – Katie Ober-

lin, first

Intermediate Skill-a-thon – Grace

Spangler, first

Advanced Skill-a-thon – Luke

Spangler, first

First Place Class A Market Lamb –

Abram Klopfenstein

Second Place Class A Market

Lamb – Andrew Keysor, second

First Place Class B Market Lamb

– Dana Rosswurm, first

Second Place Class B Market

Lamb – Andrew Keysor, second

Champion Market Lamb – Abram

Klopfenstein, first

Reserve Champion Market Lamb –

Dana Rosswurm, second

Rate of Gain Sheep – Joseph

Schmidt, first

Isaac Nice had a first place Class A steer and grand championbeef female.

Jacob Sukup took reservechampion beef feeder and firstin Class B market steer. Healso won reserve Class B for market steer and secondplace for Class B junior show-manship for beef.

Eli Molitor won several awards including: grand champion market steer, first in junior beef showmanship, second in Class B beef feeder, first place Class B steer, second place Class Asteer and first in rate of gain market steer. Helping hold his awards are his sisters, Brook andHannah.

Jacob Klopfenstein had the grand champion dairy feeder,dairy feeder Class A, grand champion in exhibition bird and asecond place for junior showmanship.

Grace Spangler won intermediate skill-a-thon for sheep andLuke Spangler won the advanced skill-a-thon for sheep.

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Jared Sukup won intermediate beef skill-a-thon and secondplace in Class C beef feeder.

Junior Fair Dairy Senior Dairy Showmanship – Arlen

Stoller, first

Beginning Dairy Showmanship –

Emil Stoller, first

Champion of Champion Dairy

Showmanship – Arlen Stoller, first

Intermediate Skill-a-thon – Adam

Stoller, first

Joshua Sukup won Class Cmarket steer and grand cham-pion beef feeder.

Megan Reineck had the firstplace Class E dairy beef feeder as well as reserve champion for dairy beef feeder.

Sydney Reineck won sec-ond place Class E dairy beef feeder.

Katie Oberlin won begin-ning sheep skill-a-thon.

Andrew Keysor placed first for beginning sheep showman-ship and second for Class A and Class B market lambs.

Blake Miller won reservechampion diary beef steer.



4B Paulding County Fair Days 2013 Paulding County Progress

Junior Fair SwineSenior Swine Showmanship –

Olivia Cramer, first

Junior Swine Showmanship – Pay-

ton Beckman, first

Beginning Swine Showmanship –

Wyatt Beckman, first

Champion of Champion Swine

Showmanship – Olivia Cramer, first

Beginner Skill-a-thon – Kaden

Bassler, first

Intermediate Skill-a-thon –

Rachell Kroeger, first

Advanced Skill-a-thon – Logan

Fast, first

Market Hog Class A First Place –Courtney Kupfersmith

Market Hog Class A Second Place

– Rachell Kroeger

Market Hog Class B First Place –

Logan Fast

Market Hog Class B Second Place

– Olivia Cramer

Market Hog Class C First Place –

Lauren Speice

Market Hog Class C Second Place

– Ray Kupfersmith

Market Hog Class D First Place –

Jacob Todd

Market Hog Class D Second Place

– Rachel Kroeger

Market Hog Class E First Place –

Adam Stalsberg

Market Hog Class E Second Place

– Justin Speice

Market Hog Class F First Place –

Courtney Kupfersmith

Market Hog Class F Second Place

– Adam Stalsberg

Market Hog Class G First Place – Treanna Bidlack

Market Hog Class G Second Place

– Meagan Speice

Grand Champion Market Hog –

Jacob Todd, first

Reserve Champion Market Hog –

Adam Stalsberg, second

Third Champion Market Hog –

Courtney Kupfersmith, third

Junior Fair GoatsSenior Goat Showmanship– Ashley

Flynn, first

Junior Goat Showmanship – Molly

Meeker, first

Beginning Goat Showmanship –Lexie Beckman, first

Champion of Champion Goat Show-

manship – Tiffany Spangler, first

Beginner Skill-a-thon – Brandan

Hornish, first

Intermediate Skill-a-thon – Connor

Baumle, first

Advanced Skill-a-thon – Blair

Baumle, first

Grand Champion Dairy Goat – Blair

Baumle, first

Reserve Champion Dairy Goat –

Ben Weible, first

Grand Champion Pygmy Goat –

Ashley Flynn, first

Reserve Champion Pygmy Goat –

Bailey Meyer, first

Grand Champion Breeding Boer

Doe – Jalynn Parrett, first Reserve Champion Breeding Boer

Doe – Jalynn Parrett, second

Champion Class A Market Goat –

Clint Spangler, first

Reserve Champion Class A Market

Goat – Molly Meeker, second

Champion Class B Market Goat –

Tiffany Spangler, first

Reserve Champion Class B Mar-

ket Goat – Arlynn Cooper, second

Champion Class C Market Goat –

Arlynn Cooper, first

Reserve Champion Class C Mar-ket Goat – Lexie Beckman, second

Champion Class D Market Goat –

Kara Burak, first

Reserve Champion Class D Mar-

ket Goat – Aaron Horstman, sec-

ond

Champion Class E Market Goat –

Molly Meeker, first

Reserve Champion Class E Mar-

ket Goat – Kyle Mobley, second

Champion Class F Market Goat –

Jalynn Parrett, first

Reserve Champion Class F Mar-

ket Goat – Janae Pease, second

Champion Class G Market Goat –

Brendan Hornish, first

Reserve Champion Class G Mar-

ket Goat – Korbin Slade, second

Grand Champion Market Goat –Kara Burak, first

Reserve Champion Market Goat

– Molly Meeker, second

Born and Raised Market Goat –

Aaron Horstman

Rate of Gain – Goats – Brendan

Hornish, first

Kara Burak took top honors for grand champion market goat.

Jacob Todd took top honors with grand champion market hogplus a plaque for first place in Class D market hogs.

Treanna Bidlack got a firstplace plaque for Class G mar-ket hogs.

Ashley Flynn won senior goat showmanship and grandchampion pygmy goat.

Tiffany Spangler earned the champion showman title in the goat

department of the junior fair. She was also first in Class B mar-

ket goat and won the advanced skill-a-thon in beef.

Bailey Meyer won reservechampion in the pygmy goats.

Ben Weible won reserve champion dairy goat and grandchampion bantam.

Jalynn Parrett had the grand and reserve champions in thebreeding boer goat class plus first place in the market goatClass F.

Clint Spangler won out-standing in skill-a-thon for goats and first in Class A mar-ket goat.

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Junior Fair Horses

Tianna Cooper won reserve champion of champion perform-ance horses and beginner rabbit showmanship.

Pole Bending (14-19) – Faith

Vogel, first; Hailey Dix, second;

Adam Stalsberg, third; Allison Taylor,

fourth; Malayna VanCleve, fifth

Pole Bending (8-13) – Autumn

Banks, first; Molly Meeker, second;

Heather Oberlin, third; Kalyn

Strahley, fourth

Key Hole Sr. – Faith Vogel, first; Alli-

son Taylor, second; Allison Taylor,

third; Hailey Dix, fourth; Malayna

VanCleve, fifth

Key Hole Jr. – Molly Meeker, first; Tianna Cooper, second; Kalyn

Strahley, third

Barrels (14-18) – Allison Taylor,

first; Faith Vogel, second; Adam

Stalsberg, third; Allison Taylor,

fourth; Emily Derck, fifth

Barrels (9-13) – Autumn Banks,

first; Molly Meeker, second; Heather

Oberlin, third; Tianna Cooper, fourth;

Kalyn Strahley, fifth

Champion of Champion Contest-

ing – Autumn Banks

Reserve Champion of Champion

Contesting – Molly Meeker

Champion High Point – Molly

Meeker

Reserve Champion High Point –Emily Derck

Trail (14-19) – Allison Taylor, first;

Malayna VanCleve, second; Emily

Derck, third; Faith Vogel, fourth; Hai-

ley Dix, fifth

Trail (9-13) – Molly Meeker, first;

Tianna Cooper, second; Grady

Vogel, third

In Hand Trail – Heather Oberlin,

first; Tianna Cooper, second

Beginner Pattern Class – Emily

Derck, first; Molly Meeker, second;

Allison Taylor, third; Tianna Cooper,

fourth; Kalyn Strahley, fifthOpen Ground Driving – Malayna

VanCleve, first; Allison Taylor, second

Junior Reining – Molly Meeker, first

Champion Versatility Award –

Emily Derck

Reserve Champion Versatility

Award – Molly Meeker

Champion of Champion Perform-

ance (8-19) – Allison Taylor


Performance – Tianna Cooper

Stakes Race (8-13) – Autumn

Banks, first; Molly Meeker, second;

Tianna Cooper, third

Stakes Race (14-19) – Allison Tay-

lor, first; Adam Stalsberg, second;

Faith Vogel, third; Malayna Van-Cleve, fourth; Hailey Dix, fifth

Lounge Line – Chandlier Diven, first;

Emily Derck, second; Allison Taylor,

third

Sr. Western Showmanship (14-19)

– Chandlier Diven, first; Megan

Keysor, second; Malayna VanCleve,

third; Emily Derck, fourth; Adam

Stalsberg, fifth

Jr. Western Showmanship (8-13) –

Kalyn Strahley, first; Molly Meeker,

second; Evalyn Kohart, third

Pony Showmanship (8-19) –

Chandlier Diven, first; KalynStrahley, second; Tianna Cooper,

third; Heather Oberlin, fourth

Showmanship, Hunter Horses (9-

18) – Molly Meeker, first; Adam

Stalsberg, second; Emily Derck,

third; Allison Taylor, fourth; Heather

Oberlin, fifth

Champion of Champion Showman-

ship – Chandlier Diven


Showmanship – Molly Meeker

Beginner Skill-a-thon – Heather

Oberlin, first

Intermediate Skill-a-thon – Faith

Vogel, first

Advanced Skill-a-thon – Chandlier

Diven, first Hunter Under Saddle (9-18) –

Molly Meeker, first; Emily Derck, sec-

ond; Adam Stalsberg, third; Allison

Taylor, fourth; Heather Oberlin, fifth

Equitation, Hunter Horses (8-19)

– Emily Derck, first; Molly Meeker,

second; Adam Stalsberg, third; Alli-

son Taylor, fourth; Heather Oberlin,

fifth

Hunter Hack (14-18) – Allison Tay-

lor, first; Emily Derck, second

Hunter Hack (9-13) – Tianna

Cooper, first

Snaffle Bit Pleasure (9-18) – Emily

Derck, first

Pleasure Driving Horse/Pony (9-

18) – Molly Meeker, first; Malayna

VanCleve, secondPony Horsemanship (8-19) – Kalyn

Strahley, first; Heather Oberlin, sec-

ond

Driving Reinsmanship Horse/Pony

– Grady Vogel, first

Western Horsemanship (14-18) –

Chandlier Diven, first; Allison Taylor,

second; Malayna VanCleve, third;

Emily Derck, fourth; Adam Stals-

berg, fifth

Western Horsemanship (8-13) –

Molly Meeker, first; Kalyn Strahley,

second; Tianna Cooper, third; Evalyn

Kohart, fourth

Pony Pleasure (8-19) – Emily

Derck, first; Kalyn Strahley, second;

Heather Oberlin, thirdHorse Pleasure (14-19) – Chand-

lier Diven, first; Adam Stalsberg,

second; Emily Derck, third; Malayna

VanCleve, fourth; Allison Taylor, fifth

Horse Pleasure (8-13) – Evalyn Ko-

hart, first, Molly Meeker, second;

Kalyn Strahley, third; Tianna Cooper,

fourth

Champion of Champion Pleasure

(8-19) – Molly Meeker


Pleasure (8-19) - Adam Stalsberg

Molly Meeker took home a collection of trophies this year. She was reserve champion versatilitychampion of champion pleasure, hunter showmanship, and reserve champion showmanship, alin the horse division; plus she won trophies for junior goat showmanship and reserve champiomarket goat.

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Junior Fair Style RevueBEGINNING PROJECTS

Sew Fun – Julianne Roop, best

INTERMEDIATE PROJECTS

Sewing For Others – Jehane

Hoagland, best

ADVANCED PROJECTS

Creative Costumes – Rachel Nicel-

ley, best

Shopping Savvy – Rachel Kroeger,

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TROPHIES

Best Beginning Clothing Award –

Julianne Roop, first

Second Place Beginning Clothing

– Christina Graham, second

Best Intermediate Clothing –

Jehane Hoagland, first

Best Advanced Clothing Project –

Rachel Nicelly, first

Outstanding Clothing Award – Ju-

lianne Roop

Bernadyne Rogers Memorial

Award – Alexis Keysor

STATE FAIR QUALIFIERS – Julianne

Roop

Modeling ContestCloverbud Class – Jazmyne Roddy

Beginner Class – Christina GrahamIntermediate Class – Rachel

Kroeger

Advanced Class – Blair Baumle

Best Overall Model – Christina GrahamChristina Graham won first place beginning modeling, bestoverall model and second place for beginning clothing project.She also was crowned this year’s junior queen.

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JUNIOR FAIR CORONATION – Members of this year’s junior fair court include, from left – Dustin Carnahan, second runner-up; Matthew Klopfenstein, first run-ner-up; king Dalton Thomas; queen Emma Schmidt; Blair Baumle, first runner-up; and Kara Burak, second runner-up.

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Junior Fair SmallAnimalsSMALL ANIMALS

Dog Care – Carissa Laukhuf, best

Dog Performance – Jowaine

Grimes, best

Dog Working – Jowaine Grimes, best

TROPHIES

First Place Small Animal – Jowaine

Grimes

HORSELESS HORSE

Horseless Horse – Bailey Meyer,

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TROPHIES

First Place Horseless Horse Proj-

ect – Bailey Meyer

VETERINARY SCIENCE

The Normal Animal – Brooke Wei-

denhamer, best

TROPHIES

First Place Veterinary Science –Brooke Weidenhamer

JUNIOR LEADERS

TROPHIES

First Place Junior Leaders – Alexis

Howell

Second Place Junior Leaders –

Kandee Manson

STATE FAIR DELEGATES – Brooke

Weidenhamer

Junior Fair HorticultureVEGETABLE GARDENING

How Does Garden Grow – Julie

Steiner

TROPHIES

First Place Horticulture – Alli

Hefner

Paulding County Fair was first Ohio fair to use VLT money

The 2013 Paulding CountyFair in Paulding was the firstOhio fair to make use of videolottery terminal (VLT) moneyfor its harness racing program.

Racing begin on Wednes-day, June 12 with a seven-racecard. There were also four Trottingbred races on theWednesday program.

The two-day meet con-cluded on Thursday, June 13with nine harness races.

Pari-mutuel wagering was apart of each evening of enter-tainment.

In May, The Ohio HarnessHorsemen’s Association, theOhio State Racing Commis-

sion, OSRC Chairman BobSchmitz, and Mountaineer Gaming (Scioto Downs) haveapproved checks for $15,100each to the 65 Ohio countyfairs that conduct harness rac-ing.

These funds are from theOhio Harness Horsemen’sVLT funds, with $11,600slated to be used for the OhioFairs Fund races. When com-

bined with the Ohio FairsFund allocation of $1,354, the

base purse for the eight stakesraces is $2,804.

The remaining portion of the check ($3,500) is to beused for racing-related and

general operating expenses.If any of the races are can-

celed, these allocated fundsmust be returned to theOSRC, and the funding thatcame from the Ohio FairsFund must be returned to theOhio Department of Agricul-ture.

Per an agreement betweenthe Ohio Fair Managers Asso-ciation and the OHHA, the 29fairs that do not conduct har-ness racing will each receive$700. This allocation from theHorsemen’s VLT funds may

be used for general operatingexpenses at these fairs.

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Junior Fair ConservationScience & Engineering

Zach Proctor had the first place photography project.

Justin Carnahan got thefirst place trophy for tractor projects.

Eric Thornell won secondplace in the electricity projects.

Matthew Klopfenstein earned trophies and plaques for firstin science and tech projects, first in Class A beef feeder andsecond place in both the Class A diary beef feeders and ClassC steers.

Luke McDorman was firstplace in the fishing projects.

Cameron Cox won firstplace in the shooting sportsprojects.

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ELECTRICITY

TROPHIES

First Place Electricity – Trent Church

Second Place Electricity – Eric Thor-

nell

STATE FAIR QUALIFIERS

Eric Thornell, Trent Church, Alex Keysor

BICYCLES

Bicycle Adventure I – Sydney Rei-

neck, best

Bicycle Adventure II– Owen Denny,Best


Sydney Reineck, Owen Denny

WORKING WITH EQUIPMENT

Arcs and Sparks – Emma Schmidt,

best

TRACTOR & MACHINERY OPERA-

TION

Tractor 1: Starting Up – Cole Parrett,

best

Tractor 4: Learning More – Justin

Carnahan, best

WOODWORKING

Nailing It Together – Noah Cline, best

Master Woodworking – Kandee

Manson, best TROPHIES

First Place Woodworking – Kandee

Manson

Second Place Woodworking – Noah

Cline

John & Bernadyne Rogers Wood-

working Award – Bryce Rosswurm


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SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Science of Flight – Andrew Mc-

Dougall, best

Rockets Away Estes – Jacob

Klopfenstein, best

Robotics NeXT – Katie Oberlin, best

Robotics Master – Matthew Klopfen-

stein, best

TROPHIESFirst Place Sci. & Technology –

Matthew Klopfenstein

Second Place Sci. & Technology –

Jacob Klopfenstein


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SMALL ENGINES

Tune It Up – Dylan Keysor, best

TROPHIES

First Place Small Engines – Dylan

Keysor

CONSERVATION

Let’s Explore the Outdoors– LandynWhitman, best

Ohio Birds – Callie Perry, best

Rope – Jehane Hoagland, best

TROPHIES

First Place Conservation – Callie

Perry

Second Place Conservation – Lan-

dyn Whitman

FISHING

TROPHIES

First Place Fishing – Luke McDorman

SHOOTING SPORTS

Safe Use of Guns – Cameron Cox,

best

Basic Archery – Joseph Reineck, best

TROPHIES

First Place Shooting Sports –Cameron Cox

Second Place Shooting Sports –

Joseph Reineck

PHOTOGRAPHY

Focus on Photography – Zach Proc-

tor, best

TROPHIES

First Place Photography – Zach

Proctor

Second Place Photography – Joel

Reinhart


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WRITING

Creative Writing – Janey McCourt,

best

TROPHIESFirst Place Writing – Janey McCourt

Some of the winners in various categories include, front from left – Jacob Klopfenstein, Sydney Reineck, Eli Molitor and JoshuaSukup; back row – Jared Sukup, Megan Reineck, Jacob Sukup and Isaac Nice.

Sydney Reineck took tophonors with her bicycle project.




Junior Fair Food & NutritionBEGINNING PROJECTS

I Spy in the Kitchen - Aleyah Cline,

best

Fast Break for Breakfast – Ellie

Stoller, best

Snack Attack – Alex Reinhart, best

INTERMEDIATE PROJECTS

Let’s Bake Quick Breads – Alena

Denny, best

Sports Nutrition 2 – Kandee Man-

son, best

Star Spangled Foods – Olivia Egnor,

best

ADVANCED PROJECTS

Yeast Breads on the Rise – KathrynClapsaddle, best

The Global Gourmet – Kathryn

Clapsaddle, best

FOOD SCIENCE

Science Fun with Dairy Foods –

Jonathan Clapsaddle, best

TROPHIES

Best Beginning Food Project –

Aleyah Cline, first; Ellie Stoller, sec-

ond

Best Intermediate Food Project –

Kandee Manson, first; Olivia Egnor,

second

Best Advanced Project – Kathryn

Clapsaddle, first

STATE FAIR QUALIFIERSKathryn Clapsaddle, Kandee Man-

son, Olivia Egnor, Aleyah Cline, Ellie

Stoller, Alex Reinhart

Hannah Wilhelm took firstplace with her family life project.

Mikayla Porter was secondin health projects.

Aleyah Cline won first placefor beginner food project. Junior Fair Family

Consumer SciencesHEALTH

You’re the Athlete – Matthew Stouf-

fer, best

First Aid for Kids – Cameron Stoller,

best

Alcohol Decisions – Mikayla Porter,

best

TROPHIES

First Place Health Project –Cameron Stoller

Second Place Health Project –

Mikayla Porter


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DISCOVERING/EXPLORING 4-H

Discovering 4-H 1 – Jalynn Parrett,

best

TROPHIES

First Place Discovering 4-H Award

– Jalynn Parrett

FAMILY LIFE

Family History Treasure Hunt –

Hannah Wilhelm, best


Hannah Wilhelm

LEISURE ACTIVITIES

Cake Decorating – Christine Clap-

saddle, best

Scrapbooking – Katie Stoller, best

You Can Quilt – Alex Cardin, best

TROPHIES

First Place Leisure Activity Project

– Christine Clapsaddle

Second Place Leisure Activity –

Alex Cardin


Christine Clapsaddle, Katie Stoller

SELF-DETERMINED

Self Determined – Estee Miller,

best

TROPHIES

First Place Self-Determined –

Estee Miller

Second Place Self-Determined –

Jacob Stouffer


Estee Miller

CREATIVE ARTS

Getting Started in Art – Caitlyn

Doster, best

LEADERSHIP

Leadership - One on One –

Matthew Klopfenstein, best

Teen Boardsmanship – Ellie Miller,

best


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First place in the Discover-ing 4-H projects was earnedby Jalynn Parrett.

Alexis Howell won first place with her Junior Leaders project.

Cameron Stoller had the top health project.

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Advanced Skill-a-thon – Alexis How-ell, first Champion Single Fryer – JacobKuhn, first Reserve Champion Single Fryer –Riley Stoller, secondGrand Champion Rabbit Meat Pen– Ethan Noggle, first Reserve Champion Rabbit MeatPen – Ashley Miller, second6 Class Senior Buck

– JowaineGrimes, first 6 Class Senior Doe – JowaineGrimes, first 6 Class Intermediate Buck – EthanNoggle, first

6 Class Intermediate Doe – EthanNoggle, first 6 Class Junior Buck – Austin Howell,first 6 Class Junior Doe – Ethan Noggle,first Grand Champion 6-Class – Jowaine Grimes, first Best Opposite 6 Class – AlexisHowell, first 4 Class Senior Buck – Austin How-ell, first 4 Class Senior Doe – JowaineGrimes, first 4 Class Junior Buck – JowaineGrimes, first 4 Class Junior Doe – JowaineGrimes, first Grand Champion 4 Class – AustinHowell, first Best Opposite 4 Class – JowaineGrimes, first Mixed Breed Rabbit Overall –

Jowaine Grimes, first Best of Show, All Breeds – JowaineGrimes, first Best Opposite, All Breeds – AlexisHowell, first Doe & Litter – Jowaine Grimes, first

In the rabbit show, grandchampion 4 Class was won byAustin Howell.

Bethany Klopfenstein (left) won beginning turkey skill-a-thon and reserve champion turkeymeat pen of two. Jacob Klopfenstein took trophies for intermediate turkey skill-a-thon, grandchampion turkey meat pen of two and reserve champion tom turkey.

Junior Fair Poultry Senior Poultry Showmanship –Cameron Strahley, first

Junior Poultr y Showmanship –Kalyn Strahley, first Beginning Poultry Showmanship –Riley Noffsinger, first Champion of Champion Poultry Showmanship – Cameron Strahley,first Beginning Chicken Skill-a-thon –Adrienne Rosswurm, first

Intermediate Chicken Skill-a-thon– Hannah Farr, first

Advanced Chicken Skill-a-thon –Emily Albert, first Beginning Turkey Skill-a-thon –Bethany Klopfenstein, first Intermediate Turkey Skill-a-thon – Jacob Klopfenstein, first Advanced Turkey Skill-a-thon –Mackenzie Haney, first Beginning Duck & Geese Skill-a-thon – Faith Meraz, first Intermediate Duck & Geese Skill-a-thon – Hannah Farr, first

Advanced Duck & Geese Skill-a-thon – Bailey Zeller, first Grand Champion Chicken MeatPen of Three (same sex) – BrookeWeidenhamer, first

Reserve Champion Chicken MeatPen of Three (same sex) – EmilyFarr, secondGrand Champion Turkey Meat Penof Two – Jacob Klopfenstein, first Reserve Champion Turkey MeatPen of Two – Bethany Klopfenstein,secondGrand Champion Tom Turkey –Heather Oberlin, first Reserve Champion Tom Turkey –

Jacob Klopfenstein, secondGrand Champion Duck Meat Penof Two – Hannah Farr, first Reserve Champion Duck MeatPen of Two – Alec Kuhn, secondGrand Champion Geese Meat Penof Two – Bailey Zeller, first Reserve Champion Geese MeatPen of Two – Faith Meraz, secondGrand Champion Standard Breed– Chandlier Diven, first Reserve Champion StandardBreed – Chandlier Diven, secondGrand Champion Fancy Breed –Ben Weible, first Reserve Champion Fancy Breed –Brooke Weidenhamer, secondGrand Champion Exhibition Bird – Jacob Klopfenstein, first

Jake Kuhn took the trophyfor champion single fryer rab-bit.

Riley Stoller won reservechampion single fryer rabbit.

Alexis Howell won advanced rabbit skill-a-thon, best Opposite6 class, and best opposite all breeds.

Ashley Miller won intermedi-ate rabbit skill-a-thon and re-serve champion rabbit meat pen.

Alec Kuhn won reservechampion duck meat pen of two.

Faith Meraz placed first inbeginning duck and geeseskill-a-thon and was reservechampion geese meat pen.

Ethan Noggle took firstplace in beginning rabbit skill-a-thon and was grand cham-pion rabbit meat pen.

Jowaine Grimes won numerous awards in the rabbit show. Shetook home trophies for champion 6 Class, best Opposite 4 class,best of show all breeds and champion of champion rabbit show-manship. She also won first place for her small animal project.

Emily Farr was reservechampion with her poultrymeat pen.

Heather Oberlin had thegrand champion tom turkey.

Hannah Farr had the grandchampion ducks and earnedtop skill-a-thon scores for inter-mediate ducks and chickens.

Chandlier Diven won grand and reserve championwith her standard chickens, earned top honors in thehorse advanced skill-a-thon, and pony showmanshipand senior horse showmanship.

Brooke Weidenhamer wongrand champion chicken meatpen of three and reserve cham-pion fancy breed (bantam).

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