Top Demonstrations Highlighted in 4-H Junior Girls Fair
In the Thursday 4-H junior girls competition at the Fair, Nancy Archer and Wendy Buresh of Wapsie Townettes claimed first in foods, with Vicki Glenn of Hale Wapsie Wanderers second. Standing, Marcia Beckman and Kathy Supple of Prairie Hill Be Natural won first in related group, while Donita Zimmerman and Karen King of Castle Grove Fortune Finders took second.
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Nancy Archer
Wendy Buresh
Wapsie Townettes
Vicki Glenn
Hale Wapsie Wanderers
Jones County
Kathy Supple
Marcia Beckman
Prairie Hill
Karen King
Donita Zimmerman
Castle Grove
Fortune Finders
Glenda Boss
Becky Petersen
Wyoming
Polly Pigtails
Shirlee Janssen
Barb Zirkelbach
Scotch Grove Sun
Shine Girls
Linda Nagel
Pam Herndon
Richland Rock Etts
East With Delight
Mary Hoyman
Donna Diere
Olin Ship Ahoy
Diane Hintz
Linda Sievers
Jackson Wise
Cathy Rehmke
Jo Ann Rathman
Oxford Happy Hustlers
Jennifer Harms
Crista Orcutt
Wayne
Vicki Ehlis
Hillcrest Helping Hands
Latha Zumbach
Vickie Seibold
Nancy Freese
Sandra Appleby
Lovell Happy Helpers
Lois Stebels
Martha Kraus
Dad
Kathy Hinrichs
Leigh Dauber
Greenfield
Demonstrations Win Honors In Junior And Senior Contests
The best in boys contests were judged Friday with Wyoming Pioneers Kenneth Orris and David Otten first in agriculture and Prairie Panthers Thomas and Alan Takes second in agriculture. Wayne Wranglers Bob Ballou and Richard Wolken completed a related subjects win, while Richland Boys Tom Nehl took a second in related division. Senior boys selections Aug 25 to State Fair include A Workbench Light to Save Your Sight by Larry Siebels and Don Hardersen and The Correct Presentation Improves The Subject by Paul Clapp and Tom Miller. Siebels and Hardersen led in agriculture, Clapp and Miller in related division.
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Kenneth Orris
David Otten
Wyoming
Thomas
Alan
Prairie Panthers
Bob Ballou
Richard Wolken
Wayne Wranglers
Tom Nehl
Richland Boys
Larry Siebels
Don Hardersen
Siebels
Paul Clapp
Tom Miller
Siebels and Hardersen
Clapp
Miller
Blue ribbons awarded at Great Jones County Fair demos
Four junior girls demonstrations win blue ribbons among twenty entries. Top foods team Wendy Buresh and Nancy Archer of Wapsie Townettes present Its All in How You Dress. Related top duo Kathy Supple and Marcia Beckman of Prairie Hill Be Natural perform Hold Those Lines.
Four junior 4-H boys win top ratings at Great Jones County Fair
Out of 16 demonstrations on Friday, four 4-H teams earned top ratings in agriculture led by Kenneth Orris with David Otten and Thomas with Alan Takes. Outstanding demonstrations in the related division include Bob Ballou with Richard Wolken and several titled acts by Lassies and Prairie Panthers. Blue ribbons went to Cass Center Hustlers and East Martello Boys among others, with red ribbons awarded to Prairie Panthers and Castle Grove Oval Rangers.
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Jones County
Kenneth Orris
David Otten
Wyoming Pioneers
Thomas
Alan Takes
Prairie Panthers
Bob Ballou
Richard Wolken
Wayne Wranglers
Tom Nehl
Richland Boys
Blue Ribbon
Robert Vanda
Mike McGovern
Cass Center Hustlers
Doug Schnelter
Craig Blythe
Allen Strother
East Martello Boys
Galen Winchip
Mike Myers
Hale Wapsie Boys
Claret
Cyril Lawrence
Eric Wahl
Jim Freese
Lovell Lions
David Lanpher
Onslow Cornhuskers
Donald
Norman Zimmerman
Castle Grove Oval Rangers
Patrick
John Hogan
Greg von Spreecken
Jim Achen
Hale Wapsie Boys Help With Handy Farm Projects
Hale Wapsie Boys present practical how to guides on repairing a mailbox making a rope halter and taking soil samples with Dale McCrea and Paul Glenn providing steps and demonstrations.
Four 4-H Senior Demonstrations Named State Fair Entries
Four senior boys demonstrations were chosen as State fair entries after last Wednesday's Great Jones County competition. Top agriculture entries were Don Hardersen and Larry Siebels with A Work Bench Light to Save Your Sight and Gary Henderson with Grafting Trees. Related demonstrations included Paul Clapp and Tom Miller with The Correct Presentation Improves the Subject and David Bunting with Gary Boots.
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Jones County
Don Hardersen
Larry Siebels
Jackson Beavers
Gary Henderson
Cass Center
Paul Clapp
Tom Miller
Oxford Livewires
David Bunting
Gary Boots
Century-Old Fair Sees 50800 Attend Saturday Gates
An estimated 50 800 people thronged the gates on Saturday. Board members volunteer hundreds of hours yearly to the fair and rely on public comments to improve programs and facilities. The letter thanks supporters for their generous backing.
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