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Volunteer Recognition Invitation
Junior Fair Theme:
Stand Out with
Junior Fair
General Junior Fair Information 3
Junior Fair Livestock Information 4
2018 Junior Fair Board 9
Livestock Skillathon Recognition 10
4-H Awards 12
Camp Thank You 15
Inside this issue:
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Summer 2018
The 4-H Committee is now accepting
nominations for the Muskingum County
Friend of 4-H Award, which
recognizes an individual, family,
business or organization who has
provided exceptional support to the
county 4-H program.
It’s also time for outstanding 4-H
volunteers to be nominated to receive the
John & Dorothy Montgomery
Leadership Award.
Nomination forms for both awards are
available at the Extension Office or on our
website under 4-H Youth
Development>Volunteer Resources.
Completed nominations are due to the
Extension Office by
September 1.
Both awards will be presented at the
Volunteer Recognition Banquet on
September 26.
Friend of 4-H & Montgomery Leadership Award Nominations Due
Who: All Muskingum County 4-H Volunteers
Volunteers with years of service in multiples of five (5, 10, 15, 20, etc.) will
receive special recognition during the event!
What: 4-H Volunteer Recognition Banquet
Volunteers are the Key to Success
When: Wednesday, September 26 at 6:00 p.m.
Where: Rolling Plains United Methodist Church, 3350 Moxahala Park Road,
Zanesville
Cost: Volunteers are free! Guests are welcome at $12 each.
RSVP: Call the Extension Office by Monday, September 10. If you are
bringing a guest, please send your payment with a check payable to
Muskingum County 4-H Committee to: Muskingum County 4-H
Committee, c/o BJ Fox, 500 Jersey Ridge Road, Zanesville, OH 43701.
Payment for guests is due by Monday, September 10.
PHOTOS FOR SLIDESHOW WANTED: Volunteers are encouraged to submit
up to 5 photos of their club activities from this year AND a picture of their club
volunteers.
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION
Page 2 MUSKINGUM COUNTY 4 -H NEWS & NOTES
Club Fundraising Opportunity
Reverse Raffle Silent Auction
The Muskingum County Reverse Raffle Committee would like to invite any interested 4-H club to enter a theme
basket of at least $50 in value to the silent auction at the 5th Annual Muskingum County Reverse Raffle on
November 7, 2018. This annual event raises money to benefit the Muskingum County 4-H program. Proceeds from the
silent auction will be divided equally among the clubs who participate. Interested clubs should contact
Andrea Wince-Wiseman at 740-221-2452 or [email protected].
Dairy Opportunities
Dairy Promoters Ice Cream
Barn—Help Needed!
Junior Fair Dairy exhibitors are
asked to help work in the ice cream
barn during the week.
If any other 4-H club is interested in
working and earning $25 for their
group, please contact Karen Solt at
740-868-3113.
Dairy Promoters Poster
Contest
The Muskingum County Dairy
Promoters are sponsoring a poster
contest at the Muskingum County
Fair for 4-H members to promote
the use of dairy products. This
year’s theme is: “Stand Out with
Dairy” which must be included on
the front of the poster.
Posters should be 11” X 14” (1/4
sheet of poster board). Entries will
be judged on neatness, originality,
proper spelling and grammar.
INCLUDE ON BACK OF
POSTER: name, age as of January
1, 2018, and 4-H Club.
AGE GROUPS: Cloverbuds; 8-13
years old; 14-18 years old. Entries
can be made on Sunday, August 12
at the Ice Cream Barn from 10 a.m.-
6 p.m.
PRIZES: 1st Place - $20, 2nd Place
- $15, 3rd Place - $10. Winners
should plan to receive their prizes
on Tuesday at 11a.m. during the
Bossy’s Jug Auction. Each entry
will receive a coupon for a free
small bowl of ice cream at the Ice
Cream Barn!
Thank You!
Special thanks to FruhQuip, Inc., Kevin & Trudy Wagner, Muskingum Traditions 4-H Club, Muskingum County 4-H
Committee, Paula Harsch and an anonymous donor for contr ibuting to our campership program this year . Their
generous contributions allowed us to offer discounts for campers from multiple sibling families and a variety of
scholarships. If businesses or individuals are interested in supporting 4-H Camp in the future, please contact Jamie for
more information.
Please email your name, livestock
area, award title and award
description to
September 1.
Did you exhibit livestock or
participate in Skillathon at the Ohio
State Fair?
If you answered yes, please let Jamie
know if you received any awards.
You should be recognized for your
accomplishments!
State Fair Livestock Exhibitor and Skillathon Participation
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General Junior Fair Information
Junior Fair Building
Still Project Displays - Members
in clubs without booths can display
their still projects along the east
side of the Junior Fair Building in
the miscellaneous area.
Projects for the Miscellaneous
Booth will be accepted Thursday,
August 9 from 3-8 p.m. and
Saturday, August 11, from 9 a.m.-
12 p.m. and must be signed in
upon arrival.
Projects will be released on
Saturday, August 18, 7-8 p.m.
Exhibitors who remove projects
early will not receive a premium
and will not be able to exhibit a still
project in 2019.
Cloverbud Booth - Clubs with
Cloverbuds that do not have a booth
can submit a group display for the
Cloverbud Booth. Displays will be
accepted in the Miscellaneous
Booth on Thursday, August 9 from
3-8 p.m. and Saturday, August
11, from 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Booths – Set up will be on
Thursday, August 9 from 3-8 p.m.
and Saturday, August 11, from
9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Booth tear down is Saturday,
August 18, 7-8 p.m. only. Projects/
booths cannot be removed before
7 p.m. Organizations that take
down booths prior to 7 p.m. on
Saturday forfeit this year’s
premium and are not eligible to
have a booth in the Junior Fair
Building in 2019.
Premiums
Junior Fair Exhibitors will be paid
up to two premiums total on
projects/animals exhibited at the
fair. For example, if a member
exhibits a clothing project, 5
rabbits, electricity poster and 5
goats, they will be paid a maximum
of two premiums on all the items
(member will receive the two
highest premium amounts).
This two premium policy is in
effect regardless of the number of
youth organizations they exhibit
through (i.e.: 4-H, FFA, Girl
Scouts, etc.).
All Junior Fair premiums will be
paid to the 4-H clubs by the Fair
Board following the fair.
Junior Fair Parade
The Junior Fair parade will be
Sunday, August 12 at 5:30 p.m.
Floats must be on the track by the
4-H horse barn by 4:30 p.m. for
judging. All other parade
participants should be on the track
by 5:00 p.m.
Parade line-up will not be mailed
out prior to the fair. Parade
participants should report to the
track for parade line-up at the
designated time listed above and
check in with Junior Fair Board.
SUMMER 2018
New Cloverbud Activities at the Fair
The Junior Fair Board has some new events planned this year for Cloverbuds
during the Fair. No registration required, just come join the fun!
Clover Coloring Contest: Tuesday, August 14, 2018; 2:00PM in the Junior
Fair Building, Cloverbud Booth
Meet a Firefighter: Wednesday, August 15, 2018; 2:00PM in the Junior Fair
Building, Cloverbud Booth
Muskingum County Sheriff K-9 Demonstration: Thursday, August 16,
2018; 10:00AM in the Junior Fair Building, Cloverbud Booth
Junior Fair Livestock Information
2018 Junior Fair Rules
Junior Fair Rules, including 2018
changes, can be viewed in the
Muskingum County Fair Book
beginning on page 50.
The Fair Book can be downloaded
from our website under 4-H Youth
Development>Junior Fair.
Barn Superintendents/
Committee Chairs
Beef: Jim Porter
Dairy: Pam Mitchell
Goats: Julie Morrow
Hog: Doug Lindsley
Horse: Bill McCall
Poultry: Peggy Anderson
Rabbit: Christy McCandlish
Sheep: Mark Sterling
Livestock Comm. Chair: Jim Porter
Livestock Sale Committee Chair:
Matt Bell
Small Animal Sale Committee
Contact: Stacey Stewart
Stalling Assignments
Exhibitors can look for stalling
assignments to be posted for each
species on the date listed.
Beef: Saturday, August 4
Goat: Friday, August 10
Sheep: Thursday, August 9
Swine: Tuesday, August 7
Sunday Barn Meetings
All Junior Fair exhibitors are
expected to attend barn meetings.
Beef, Sheep, Dairy: 9 a.m., Coliseum
Goat: 2:30 p.m., Goat Barn
Hog: 7 p.m., Hog Arena
Horse: 12:30 p.m., Horse Arena
Poultry: 8:30 a.m., 3 Gables Building
Rabbits: 4 p.m., Rabbit Barn
Livestock Fair Weigh-in
Times
Market Lambs 1 p.m. Sunday
Market Wethers 3 p.m. Sunday
Market Hogs 8 a.m. Tuesday
Market Steers 8 a.m. Monday
Feeder Calves (Beef & Dairy)
2 p.m. Wednesday
Livestock Notes
Fans
For safety reasons, only 3
pronged cords will be permitted
on fans.
Limit one fan per animal.
Cattle exhibitors should bring
fan stands if they have them.
Livestock Bedding
Livestock bedding - No large bark
bedding is permitted, but reground
fine bedding, chip bedding and straw
are allowable.
Treatment of Sick Animals
Any animal on the fair grounds
treated by a veterinarian other than
the fair vet (Dr. Kristy Shaw) must
be reported to the Senior Fair Office
and proper paperwork completed.
Alternate Exhibitor Request Form
Each exhibitor must show and sell
his/her own animals. Animals shown
for judging or sale by anyone other
than the exhibitor will not be
allowed, except by special
arrangement with the Barn
Superintendents in advance. Only
another Muskingum County Junior
Fair exhibitor can show the animal.
Exhibitors must complete the
Alternate Exhibitor Request
form and submit it at their species
barn meeting. The form is available
on our website at 4-H Youth
Development>Junior Fair.
Medical related requests must be
accompanied a doctor’s note. If a
request for an alternate exhibitor
is made and approved for medical
reasons, the exhibitor’s status
cannot change during fair week.
Showmanship Sign Ups
BEEF SHOWMANSHIP: Sign
up will take place at the fair.
Members must sign up in the Junior
Fair Office NO LATER THAN
10:00 A.M. ON WEDNESDAY. NO
EXCEPTIONS.
GOAT SHOWMANSHIP: Sign
up will take place at the fair.
Members must sign up in the Junior
Fair Office NO LATER THAN
10:00 A.M. ON WEDNESDAY. NO
EXCEPTIONS.
RABBIT SHOWMANSHIP: Sign
up will take place at the fair.
Members must sign up in the Rabbit
Barn NO LATER THAN 11:00
A.M. ON WEDNESDAY. NO
EXCEPTIONS.
POULTRY SHOWMANSHIP:
Sign up will take place at the fair.
Members must sign up in the Poultry
Barn NO LATER THAN 10:00
A.M. ON WEDNESDAY. NO
EXCEPTIONS.
SHEEP SHOWMANSHIP: Sign
up at the Junior Fair Office or at
Market Lamb Weigh-in during the
fair. Youth MUST BE SIGNED-UP
BY THE END OF MARKET LAMB
WEIGH-IN ON SUNDAY OF FAIR,
WHICH STARTS AT 1:00 P.M. NO
EXCEPTIONS.
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protest is sustained by the
appropriate Junior Fair
Committee.
(4) The appropriate Junior Fair
Committee shall hold a
meeting regarding the protest
at which time the party making
protest may present evidence
or argument in support of the
protest.
(5) The written decision of the
committee shall be final and
shall be served by mail on the
party making the protest
within ten days of the date on
which the protest was heard.
Dress for Show and Sale
Check your species rules in the fair
book to see if you have specific
attire requirements when showing
your animals. The following are
general guidelines for inappropriate
attire: no midriffs, cleavage, or
undergarments are to be visible.
No spaghetti straps, tank tops,
sweatshirts, T-shirts or cut-off
shirts. No holes or clothing
appearing to be worn out. No
sandals or tennis shoes. We
understand the fair may be hot, but
you still need to represent yourself,
your family, your club, and your
industry in a respectable manner.
Cattle, Sheep & Goat
Arrival/Dismissals
Reminder, Senior Fair Board
established special arrival times for
a few species and designated traffic
patterns to help with the flow of
traffic dropping off and picking up
animals.
All Junior Fair cattle exhibits must
arrive through Gate 6 between
12:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. on
Saturday, August 11.
.
All Junior Fair sheep and goat
exhibits must arrive through Gate 6
between 1:00 p.m. Saturday,
August 11 and 8:00 a.m. on
Sunday, August 12.
Senior Fair Board would like to
remind everyone of arrival times
for animals including those not
required to be in place by 8:00 a.m.
on Sunday, August 12 or dismissal
times different than 7:00 p.m. on
Saturday, August 18.
Junior Fair Feeder Calves and Beef
Heifers have 2 options:
1. Arrive by Sunday
morning, 8:00 a.m.
2. Arrive Wednesday by
10:00 a.m.
NO ARRIVALS ON
MONDAY OR TUESDAY
All Junior Fair dairy heifers will be
required to stay until 7:00 p.m.
Saturday. Dairy cows released at
3:00 p.m. Tuesday.
All Junior Fair sheep and goat
exhibits may be removed between
2:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. on
Saturday, August 18. All sheep and
goats not removed by 3:00 p.m.
must remain in place until 7:00 p.m.
All vehicles picking up animals
must enter through Gate 1 on
Pershing Road and exit through
Gate 6. Maps to clarify traffic
routes can be found on pages 6.
Livestock Grooming
An exhibitor may receive assistance
in the care, grooming and
preparation of the livestock entered
in the Junior Livestock Show,
provided that the assistance shall be
limited to explanation or
demonstration provided by the
following:
1. Family members
2. Household members
3. Volunteers of 4-H or FFA in
the exhibitor’s club or county
4. Vocational agriculture
instructors
5. County extension educators
6. Department representatives
7. Veterinarians
8. Members of the exhibitor’s
4-H club, FFA chapter, or
other youth organizations
9. Guest speakers of the 4-H,
FFA, or other youth
organizations
Any other person wishing to assist
must register at the Senior Fair
office (behind the grandstand). See
fair book for other grooming and
exhibition rules for all livestock.
Protest Policy Reminder Protest Policy for all species:
(1) Protests regarding any junior
livestock competition shall be
in writing and signed by the
party making the protest.
(2) Protests regarding any junior
livestock competition shall be
submitted to the Junior Fair
Office no later than twelve
noon of the day following the
competition.
(3) Any party making a protest
shall submit a fee of one
hundred dollars to the
Muskingum County Junior
Fair Awards Fund. The fee
shall be refunded only if the
Junior Fair Livestock Information
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2018 Cattle, Goat & Sheep Routes
Page 6 MUSKINGUM COUNTY 4 -H NEWS & NOTES
Poultry Exhibitors must be
clean and neatly dressed for
show. Non-market exhibitors
must wear a nice dress shirt and
nice jeans, slacks or full length
skirt. Market exhibitors must
wear a white lab coat and nice
jeans, slacks or full length skirt.
Any inappropriately dressed
exhibitors will be asked to
change or leave the show area.
Open toed shoes, shorts, bare
midriff, low cut tops, etc. are
inappropriate attire.
Poultry Barn opens at 7:00 a.m.
and closes at 10:00 p.m. daily
during the fair.
The Poultry Committee will
host a Showmanship session in
the Three Gables Building on
Monday, August 13 at 7 p.m.
Youth who are new to showing
poultry are encouraged to
attend.
Poultry Poster Contest
Rules of Contest:
Open to 4-H and FFA members
only.
Poster must be done on white
poster board with a 3x5 card in
the right corner with member’s
name, age and 4-H club
Posters are to be educational
and help promote the poultry
industry
Posters will be graded as
follows:
Educational value: 40%
Originality: 20%
Creativity: 20%
Neatness and
organization: 20%
Posters are to be turned in on
Saturday of the fair as you check in
and the winners will be announced
at the Junior Poultry Show on
Tuesday.
Goat Reminders
Exhibitors who have concerns
about goats getting out of pens
should bring netting to hang.
Horse Reminders
Please note that NO ONE is to be
mounted on a horse inside the horse
barns. For safety reasons, you must
take your horse outside the horse
barn to mount your horse.
Poultry Reminders
Poultry will be checked in
between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. on
Saturday, August 11. Everyone must arrive during
these hours only. Bring NPIP
paperwork, if necessary. All
birds will be checked for lice
and other health conditions by
the Poultry Committee.
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Hog Changes
Please pay close attention to the following details to make
your arrival and participation in the swine activities during
the Muskingum County Junior Fair a smooth and rewarding
experience for your 4-H member.
All tack must be in place by Sunday, August 12, 2018 at
8:00AM
Swine Barn Meeting will be held on Sunday, August 12,
2018 at 7:00PM (NOTE: new time)
Arrival time: Monday, August 13, 2018, 9:00PM through
Tuesday, August 14, 2018, 8:00AM (NOTE: only 11 hours)
Enter Fairgrounds at Gate 4 – Pershing Road.
Exit Fairgrounds at Gate 5 – Eppley Ave.
Refer to map for traffic flow directions.
Wash rack will be closed beginning at 8:00am on Tuesday,
August 14, 2018 and will reopen after weigh-in.
Please refer to the map below for entrance and exit locations.
As a reminder, there will be NO charge for parking when
trucks with trailers bring in livestock, but trailers must
LEAVE after livestock is unloaded.
Junior Fair Livestock Information
to their arrival at fair:
ALL show boxes must be
stored above the exhibitors
pen on sturdy board braces
provided by the exhibitor. The
widest pen in the barn is 6’
wide. No show boxes will be
permitted in the aisle ways or
outside the perimeter of the
swine barn. Show boxes found
anywhere but on top of the
exhibitor’s pen will be
removed.
Each club with swine exhibitors
is asked to provide a nice
hurdle to be used by hog barn
volunteers during fair week.
During the Swine Barn
Meeting, each club will be
asked to have at least one adult
sign up to help during the
shows. A volunteer/adult from
each club will also be
responsible for signing out and
turning in the club’s DUNF
forms.
Each club is asked to donate a
bottle of rubbing alcohol and
Pepto Bismol for use during the
fair.
No Junior Fair hogs can stay for
the open show on Saturday. All
hogs must leave on the
Muskingum Livestock trucks
after the sale.
Hog Shaving
Hog shaving/grooming (as taken
from the fair book) – no “slick
clipping or body shaving of market
hogs except on the ears, tails and
underline.” Slick clipping or body
shaving is defined as less than ½”
length of hair. Only water is
permitted to be sprayed on hogs on
show days.
All hogs will have their hair
measured prior to market hog
weigh-in on Tuesday morning of
the fair. Any hog with hair below
½” will be disqualified and sent
home. All hogs in the final drive
for a weight division will also have
their hair measured prior to entering
the show arena. Any hog with hair
below ½” will be disqualified. Any
disqualified hog will be required to
stay on the grounds, but will not be
permitted to sell in the Junior Fair
Livestock Sale.
Swine Influenza
Pigs can be infected with swine
influenza viruses that are different
from human flu viruses. Swine flu
viruses spread among pigs and—
while rare—can spread from pigs to
people too. The CDC has a great
fact sheet with recommendations
for exhibitors related to swine and
human health. View the fact sheet:
https://www.cdc.gov/flu/pdf/swinef
lu/fair_exhibitor_factsheet.pdf
Preventative Health Measures
Don’t eat or drink or put
anything in your mouth in the
pig barn and show arena.
Don’t take toys, pacifiers, cups,
bottles, strollers, or similar
items into the pig barn and
show arenas.
Wash your hands often with
soap and running water before
and after exposure to pigs.
If soap and water are not
available, use an alcohol-based
hand rub.
If you are sick with flu-like
illness, stay home to avoid
spreading your illness.
Cash and ribbon awards for first,
second and third place in each class.
Four age group classes (ages as of
Jan. 1, 2017):
Cloverbuds - (K-2 grade)
Junior - 8 to 10 years old
Intermediate - 11 to 14 year
olds
Senior - 15 to 18 year olds
Rabbit Reminders
Below are some reminders from the
4-H Rabbit Committee for rabbit
exhibitors at the fair.
Check-in for all rabbits is
Saturday, August 11 from 8:00
a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Auction Basket Donations: We
need $5-$10 from each club to
purchase the items for the
auction basket. This is the main
fundraiser of the committee and
we rely on donations to make it
successful.
Risers are available for $5/each
- You can bring your own and
they are required in every pen.
Monies provide a pizza party at
the end of the week. (We do run
out, so come early).
Crocks are provided free of
charge.
Exhibitors need a white
jacket/shirt during the show.
Tack boxes are acceptable but
MUST fit under the pens. They
cannot be in the aisle. (Under
18 inches tall)
Exhibitors must supply their
own shavings.
Swine Reminders
The Livestock Committee would
like to make sure all swine
exhibitors know the following prior
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Junior Fair Livestock Information
make a purchase, etc. Members
should not ask the business or
individual to purchase their own
animal, but to invite them to
support the sales.
Facility Fund – The Junior Fair
Livestock Sale Committee
maintains a facility fund with the
intention of using that money to
help maintain and/or upgrade
facilities used by steer, lamb and
hog exhibitors at the fair. With this
in mind, an additional $5.00 per
seller is deducted from the sale
check. The fund is to help improve
the facilities that are there for
members to use.
Hog, Goat & Lamb Sales –
Remember the market goat, hog
and lamb shows are “terminal”,
meaning ALL market goats, hogs
and lambs must go directly to
slaughter from the fair. This
includes any goat, hog or lamb not
in the regular sale. The terminal
show status is recommended by the
Ohio Department of Agriculture in
an effort to prevent outbreak of
diseases. Market animals not going
through the fair auction need to
complete a card (available in the
Junior Fair Office) indicating they
need their animal to be marketed.
Muskingum Livestock Sales will
handle the marketing of all the
Junior Fair steers, goats, lambs and
hogs.
Sale Sheets will be posted on
Muskingum Livestock’s Facebook
page and website
(muskingumlivestock.com) as the
become available.
Announcements will not be made
during the sale by auctioneers for
the youth selling. If you want to
donate a portion of their sale check
to a specific person or cause, you
may do so on your own time.
Unfortunately, with the large
number of youth selling, there is
just not the time permitted to stop
and make special announcements
for individual youth.
Livestock Sale
Information
Buyer Thank You Signs
All youth are encouraged hang
thank you signs for 2017 buyers.
Blank signs will be available during
barn meetings.
Sales – Exhibitors may sell only
one lot of livestock in the animal
livestock sales or Bossy’s Jug. The
exception to this is that all overall
Grand and Reserve Grand
Champions must sell.
Pictures – Photographs will be
taken of members and their animals
to present to the buyer immediately
after selling. This is a way to say
“thank you” for their support.
Sale Buyer Contacts – In order to
have successful sales, it is helpful
for prospective buyers to know
about the sales. Members should
contact potential buyers with
information about when the sales
are, how a person/business can
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Junior Fair Livestock Information
2018 Junior Fair Board Members
Dairy
Adam Crock
*Maddie Russell
*Ryan Schilling
Goat
Treva Hampp
*Keirsten Jackson
*Jaylee Jordan
Caroline Sowers
Emily Welsh
Junior Fair Bldg/Office
*Wade Hill
Ashley Knicely
Donna Hampp
Hannah Tonneman
Beef
*Sadie Devore
Lauren Lyon
Mason Swingle
Brielle Vernon
*Taylor Zemba
Horse
*Ashley Miller
Hannah Ogilbee
Katie Shreve
Poultry
Wesley Frank
Rachel Hampp
*Samantha Mozena
*Justin Wagner
Rabbit
Lynnea Crock
*Tess Nicholas
Sheep
*Connar Baughman
Caden Sauerbrey
Ryan Wilson
Swine
Kaylee Burns
Rileigh Dozer
*Kamryn Kreis
*Kailey Lindsley
Annie Sellers
Maya Dickson
* Denotes Department
Chair
Congratulations to the following youth for being selected to serve as 2018 Muskingum County Junior Fair Board
members! Be sure to look for these youth in your barn if you have questions during fair week. Their photos are in
this year’s fair book. Special thanks to Junior Fair Board Coordinator Taylor Ault for your hard work this year!
Congratulations to the following youth who achieved a Superior Rating at Livestock Skillathon!
Page 10 SUMMER 2018
Skillathon Superior Ratings
Beef Addison Babcock
Emily Babcock
Madalynn Bruckelmyer
Carver Casey
Hunter Church
Hoyt Dodson
Clayton Drake
Payton Freed
Kyleigh Hatfield
Wade Hill
Alexis Maziar
Logan Maziar
Eliza Jane Morrow
Colton Neptune
Liza Neptune
Charles Parks
Rori Pletcher
Chelsea Sotherden
Jillian Sowers
Abbie Tooms
Chris Tooms
Brielle Vernon
Drew White
Sydney White
Taylor Zemba
Dairy
Adam Crock
Lynnea Crock
Caiden Hogue
Erin Hogue
Emily Lantz
Jenna Lovejoy
Connor Mitchell
Brady Schaad
Kelsie Spring
Allison Tom
Megan Tom
Wyatt Tom
Goat
Zachary Bertke
Carly Bice
Koby Bradley
Kylie Bradley
Peyton Brown
Braylie Burkey
Clark Carr
Mariah Clark
Michael Coen
William Dearing
Abigail Derry
Addison Derry
Alyssa Derry
Anzleigh Dingey
Hannah Dingey
Carter Drake
Aidan Dusenberry
Ethan Dusenberry
Ian Dusenberry
Halli Harris
Jayden Hinkle
Keirsten Jackson
Laine Jordan
Peyton Joy
Caiden Lake
Emily Lantz
Lauren Leas
Austin Lynn
Eli McDonald
Kaylei McHenry
Kade Moomaw
Kope Moomaw
Megan Morrow
Samantha Mozena
Kaleea Myers
Tess Nicholas
Kylee Robinson
Addie Robison
Nathan Sauerbrey
Cole Schilling
Ava Shaw
Spencer Shook
Laklyn Upvall
Hayden Weck
Emily Welsh
Nathan Welsh
Gage Wickham
Josie Wickham
Horse
Audrey Boeshart
Kaylee Burns
Camryn Caplinger
Jaydn Cooper
Colton Dumolt
Izabelle Etters
Claire Goff
Sydney Hill
Ashley Miller
Hannah Ogilbee
Miranda Printz
Brooklyn Schmidlin
Case Smith
Hank Smith
Elise Tonneman
Bella Vaughn
Poultry
Francesca Amico
Elle Folden
Garrett Folden
Donna Hampp
Rachel Hampp
Treva Hampp
Megan Knicely
Casey Moore
Samantha Mozena
Tom Mozena
Tess Nicholas
Allison Russell
Chelsea Russell
Shawn Russell
Rabbit Kaylee Burns
Adam Crock
Lynnea Crock
Sylus Hosum
Jerin Lacy
Madison McConnell
Kaylei McHenry
Allison Murphy
Landen Revennaugh
Emily Rexroad
Connor Sensabaugh
Kimberly Stanton
Hannah Stillion
Ella Whittaker
Sheep Cade Baughman
Laurie Baughman
Courtney Carpenter
Jordan Coen
Joshua Coen
Michael Coen
Jaydn Cooper
William Dearing
Ben Dosch
Damian Eclebery
Cooper Fox
Payton Freed
Dakota Hanning
Ryan Hanning
Caiden Lake
Cameron Lake
Izabella Lazar
Quinton Lazar
Devin Mallett
Logan Mozena
Samantha Mozena
Faith Ramsey
Dillon Ryan
Caden Sauerbrey
Chelsea Sotherden
Dylan Sotherden
Ella Starrett
Dalton Stewart
Lane Taylor
Avarie Tedrick
Chris Tooms
Gavin Tuttle
Wyatt Tysinger
Swine Adam Armstead
Wesley Armstead
Kaylee Burns
Aleigha Busse
Keegan Busse
Dryden Carmichael
Mekinna Davis
Emma Dearth
Sydney Dearth
Maya Dickson
Anzleigh Dingey
Cy Dingey
Kaylee Dingey
Dannika Downey
Cage Dumolt
Jaiden Dycus
Ella Embrey
Emma Embrey
Ethan Etters
Ryan Etters
Skyler Gillard
Mayci Hague
Faith Hall
Kassydi Harris
Sydni Harris
Gage Hittle
Kali Hughes
Jacob Kinder
Brooke Knicely
Marshall Knicely
Kamryn Kreis
Kailey Lindsley
Abby Mealey
Jenna Mears
Ashley Miller
Joey Moorehead
Eliza Jane Morrow
Reece Naber
Kyler Nader
Corinne Neptune
Bailey Paskell
Halle Peck
Ashley Pletcher
Hannah Pollock
Landyn Prouty
Mason Prouty
Cydney Ray
Taiylor Reed
Cody Rinehart
Kassidy Rock
Maddie Ross
Brooklyn Schmidlin
Landen Schuhart
Leah Schuhart
Bradley Sheppard
Cody Shreve
Katie Shreve
Nicole Simons
Isabel Smeltzer
Jenna Smith
Kamerin Smith
Reece Smith
Eli Snider
Logan Spiker
Lydia Tedrick
Katlyne Terrill
Dylan Tysinger
Landon Wilson
Page 11 SUMMER 2018
Skillathon Age Division Winners
Youth who received a score of 90 or above at Livestock Skillathon are eligible to compete for age division and overall
winner awards within their species. The following youth will be recognized for their achievements at the fair during
species Showmanship events and the overall species winner will be announced at that time.
Beef
Dairy
Goat
Horse
Poultry
Rabbit
Sheep
Swine
Age Division Winners
8-10 Year Olds
1st Addison Babcock
11-12 Year Olds
1st Eliza Jane Morrow
13-15 Year Olds
1st Chris Tooms
16-18 Year Olds
1st Hunter Church
Age Division Winners
8-10 Year Olds
1st Erin Hogue
11-12 Year Olds
1st Caiden Hogue
13-15 Year Olds
1st Emily Lantz
16-18 Year Olds
1st Wyatt Tom
Age Division Winners
8-10 Year Olds
1st William Dearing
11-12 Year Olds
1st Alyssa Derry
13-15 Year Olds
1st Megan Morrow
16-18 Year Olds
1st Keirsten Jackson
Age Division Winners
8-10 Year Olds
1st Colton Dumolt
11-12 Year Olds
1st Claire Goff
13-15 Year Olds
1st Bella Vaughn
16-18 Year Olds
1st Miranda Printz
Age Division Winners
8-10 Year Olds
1st
11-12 Year Olds
1st Casey Moore
13-15 Year Olds
1st Treva Hampp
16-18 Year Olds
1st Donna Hampp
Age Division Winners
8-10 Year Olds
1st Emily Rexroad
11-12 Year Olds
1st Ella Whittaker
13-15 Year Olds
1st Lynnea Crock
16-18 Year Olds
1st Adam Crock
Age Division Winners
8-10 Year Olds
1st William Dearing
11-12 Year Olds
1st Cooper Fox
13-15 Year Olds
1st Cade Baughman
16-18 Year Olds
1st Caden Sauerbrey
Age Division Winners
8-10 Year Olds
1st Reece Naber
11-12 Year Olds
1st Eliza Jane Morrow
13-15 Year Olds
1st Kyler Nader &
Leah Schuhart
16-18 Year Olds
1st Adam Armstead
2018 4-H Night Awards
4-H awards will be presented at the fair on Sunday, August 12 at 5 p.m. on the track in still project areas and to state fair
horse participants. Members who are selected for state fair and participate in the state fair will receive an award. A
county winner is selected in still project areas that are not state fair eligible. Youth who are scheduled to receive should
receive a letter in the mail.
Page 12 MUSKINGUM COUNTY 4 -H NEWS & NOTES
Landyn Andrews Hoof Beats State Fair Horse Participant
Callie Jo Baker Adamsville Mixed Cloverleafs Clothing
Laurie Baughman Rix Mills Gardening
Riley Bihlman Flocks of Fun Photography
Abby Block Duncan Falls Helping Hands Food and Nutrition
Keegan Bumpus Fair Play Woodworking
Braylie Burkey Adamsville Renegades Demonstrations & Illustrated Talks
Kenzie Butcher Hoof Beats State Fair Horse Participant
Camryn Caplinger Hoof Beats State Fair Horse Participant
Dylan Carpenter Clever Clovers Woodworking
Julia Carpenter Fair Play Food and Nutrition
Dalton Cooper Capturing Clovers Demonstrations & Illustrated Talks
Lynnea Crock Flocks of Fun County Winner-Creative Writing
Josie Davidson Highland Go-Getters Photography
Katie Davis Big Rascals Cake Decorating
Addison Derry Highland Go-Getters Demonstrations & Illustrated Talks
Alyssa Derry Highland Go-Getters Demonstrations & Illustrated Talks
Sylvie Devore Tri Valley Critters and Getters Insects 1
Rileigh Dozer Go N Show Leadership
Madelyn Drozda Zane Trace Riders County Winner-Money Management
Madelyn Drozda Zane Trace Riders Healthy Living
Madelyn Drozda Zane Trace Riders State Fair Horse Participant
Andy Dunn Jersey Ridge Happy Hustlers State Fair Horse Participant
Josie Evans Capturing Clovers County Winner-Pet Goat
Cheyenne Frank Rolling Plains Clothing
Cheyenne Frank Rolling Plains Scrapbooking
Wesley Frank Rolling Plains Gardening
Claire Goff Zane Trace Riders State Fair Horse Participant
Hannah Goings Horsemasters State Fair Horse Participant
Carson Hallowell Highland Go-Getters Electricity
Donna Hampp Flocks of Fun Clothing
Donna Hampp Flocks of Fun Food Preservation
Rachel Hampp Meadow Farm 4-H Club Demonstrations & Illustrated Talks
Rachel Hampp Meadow Farm 4-H Club Food and Nutrition
Rachel Hampp Meadow Farm 4-H Club Home Decorating
Rachel Hampp Meadow Farm 4-H Club Leadership
Rachel Hampp Meadow Farm 4-H Club Welding
Treva Hampp Flocks of Fun Shooting Sports-Archery
2018 4-H Night Awards
Page SUMMER 2018
Aubrey Harris Inspirations State Fair Horse Participant
Ella Hawkins Muskingum Traditions Pet Rabbit
Kelsey Heagen Hoof Beats State Fair Horse Participant
Ty Heil New Concord Connections Woodworking
Hannah Henry Inspirations Family History
Sydney Hill Rolling Plains Food and Nutrition
Wade Hill Rolling Plains Woodworking
Hans Holmes Big Rascals Healthy Living
Jared Howell Perry Merry Mixers Tractor
Keirsten Jackson Hooves and Paws Healthy Living
Ashley Knicely Norwich Stovetop Food and Nutrition
Marshall Knicely Norwich Stovetop Electricity
Morgan Lahmers Living Waters Clover Crew State Fair Horse Participant
Khloe LaMay Hooves and Paws Food and Nutrition
Kira LeMaster Hoof Beats State Fair Horse Participant
Addison Lyons Living Waters Clover Crew Veterinary Science
Ashton Lyons Living Waters Clover Crew Cat 1
Ashton Lyons Living Waters Clover Crew Food and Nutrition
Madelyn Machamer Muskingum Traditions County Winner-Dog Achievement
Natalie Mallett Rix Mills Family History
Cassie McDonald Inspirations Creative Arts
Cassie McDonald Inspirations Cake Decorating
Conner Mitchell Country Cousins Tractor
Delaney Mock The Mane Attraction State Fair Horse Participant
Kaleb Monlux Panther Paw Society Clothing
Peyton Moore Hoof Beats State Fair Horse Participant
Eliza Jane Morrow Highland Go-Getters Clothing
Logan Mozena Norwich Stovetop Demonstrations & Illustrated Talks
Logan Mozena Norwich Stovetop Woodworking
Samantha Mozena Norwich Stovetop Demonstrations & Illustrated Talks
Samantha Mozena Norwich Stovetop Food and Nutrition
Samatha Mozena Norwich Stovetop Clothing
Samatha Mozena Norwich Stovetop Workforce Preparation
Tom Mozena Norwich Stovetop Small Engines
Tom Mozena Norwich Stovetop Gun Safety
Bailey Paskell Rolling Plains Cake Decorating
Colleen Piccone Duncan Falls Helping Hands Food and Nutrition
Miranda Printz Grand Entry State Fair Horse Participant
Cyndey Ray Glenn Valley Corn Kickers County Winner-Horseless Horse
Kiley Reffitt Adamsville Mixed Cloverleafs Food and Nutrition
Chloe Riggs Flying R Gardening
Ty Robison The Mane Attraction State Fair Horse Participant
Madison Rockwell West Ridge Cat 3
2018 4-H Night Awards
Page 14 MUSKINGUM COUNTY 4 -H NEWS & NOTES
Christina Rozsa Wakatomika Valley Food and Nutrition
Grant Rucker Avondale Woodworking
Reece Rucker Avondale Woodworking
Callee Rupe Flying R Food and Nutrition
Sophia Sanders Adamsville Renegades Scrapbooking
Bailey Saxton Horsemasters State Fair Horse Participant
Cole Schilling Muskingum Traditions Woodworking
Myca Schmidlin Flying R Food and Nutrition
Landen Schuhart Wakatomika Valley Tractor
Leah Schuhart Wakatomika Valley Healthy Living
Braden Sellers Perry Merry Mixers Tractor
Kaden Sellers Perry Merry Mixers County Winner-ATV Safety
Spencer Shook Duncan Falls Helping Hands Public Speaking-Health
Spencer Shook Duncan Falls Helping Hands Fishing
Katie Shreve Chandlersville Buckeye State Fair Horse Participant
Katie Shreve Chandlersville Buckeye Woodworking
Caleb Silvia Jersey Ridge Happy Hustlers Robotics
Case Smith Flying R State Fair Horse Participant
Caroline Sowers Norwich Stovetop Leadership
Jillian Sowers Norwich Stovetop Quilting
Hannah Starrett Muskingum Traditions County Winner-Money Management
Avarie Tedrick Meigs Junior Pioneers Basic Archery
Molly Thompson Rolling Plains Food and Nutrition
Elise Tonneman Living Waters Clover Crew State Fair Horse Participant
Mason Torres Duncan Falls Helping Hands Rocketry
Brody Tuttle Norwich Stovetop Woodworking
Gavin Tuttle Norwich Stovetop Solar Energy
Bella Vaughn Avondale State Fair Horse Participant
Caden Wasson Big Rascals Beekeeping
Hayden Weck Adamsville Renegades Creative Arts
Hayden Weck Adamsville Renegades Food and Nutrition
Icis West Hoof Beats Pet Rabbit
Tommy Winland Duncan Falls Helping Hands Woodworking
Evan Wood Clever Clovers Collectibles
Kamiah Wood Clever Clovers Dog
Aly Woodside Valley View Dog
Aria Woodward Hooves and Paws Veterinary Science
Page 15 MUSKINGUM COUNTY 4 -H NEWS & NOTES
2018 4-H Camp Counselors and Adult Volunteers
Our camping program’s success is not possible without a committed group of teen counselors (4-H age 14-18) and
adult volunteers. Our camping year starts with the availability of the camp counselor application in late October
(November 15 deadline). While previous counselors only need to complete the application to be considered, new
counselor candidates must attend Camp Counselor Selection Night, where they participate in a variety of activities to
assess their counseling skills. It is a very competitive process – there are always more applicants than spots available.
Serving as a part of our camp team is a tremendous time commitment, as meetings start in December and continue
through the end of June. During that time, counselors and staff attend 20+ hours of meetings to be trained for their
role and to plan numerous aspects of our camp. First-time counselors are also required to attend an overnight
workshop at 4-H Camp Ohio. A HUGE thanks goes out to our 2018 camp team for their hard work!
Girls
Kaylee Burns
Morgan Cooper
Lynnea Crock
Chloe Daniels
Lyndsay Deal
Elliaunna Dingey
Rileigh Dozer
Cheyenne Frank
Claudia Frueh
Donna Hampp
Rachel Hampp
Treva Hampp
Amber Heil
Sydney Hill
Samantha Huffman
Keirsten Jackson
Kailey Lindsley
Lauren Lyon
Boys
Adam Armstead
Connar Baughman
Adam Crock
Levi Deal
Wesley Frank
Sawyer Hanby
Lane Heil
Cameron Lake
Clay Pratt
Jake Priest
Ryan Schilling
Nathan Stewart
Jerryn Swingle
Cutter Vernon
Jesse Vernon
Tanner Vernon
Justin Wagner
Ryan Wilson
Samantha Mozena
Annie Priest
Annie Sellers
Caroline Sowers
Molly Thompson
Brielle Vernon
Taylor Zemba
Adult Volunteers
Terra Armstead, Nurse
Mark Baughman
Bob Bednarczuk
Brenda Heil
Stephanie Hill
Melissa Spring
Trevor Tom
Kevin Wagner
OSU Extension
Muskingum County 225 Underwood Street
Zanesville, OH 43701
Phone: (740)454-0144
Fax: (740)454-0154
Hours of Operation:
Monday-Friday
8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Jamie McConnell
Extension Educator,
4-H Youth Development
Email: [email protected]
Stefanie Prevatt
Extension Educator,
4-H Youth Development
Email: [email protected]
FYF: For Your Fridge EO = Extension Office VBF = Veteran’s Building @ Fairgrounds
August 9 Junior Fair Booth Set-up, 3:00-8:00 p.m. 10 Junior Fair Board Meeting, 9:00 a.m. Junior Fair Office 11 Junior Fair Booth Set-up, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (all still projects must be in place by 12:00 p.m.) 12-18 Muskingum County Fair 12 Junior Fair livestock projects in place at the fair by 8:00 a.m. 18 All Junior Fair projects released from the Muskingum County Fair, 7:00 p.m. September 1 Nominations due for Montgomery Leadership Award 1 Nominations due for Friend of 4-H Award 3 Labor Day (Office Closed) 13 CARTEENS 17 Junior Leaders 24 Junior Fair Board Meeting, 6:00 - 7:30 p.m., EO 26 Volunteer Banquet 27 Livestock Sub-Committee Meetings, VBF October 1 4-H Committee, EO 15 Junior Leaders 18 CARTEENS 30 Junior Fair Liaison Committee, VBF
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OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION
Muskingum County
225 Underwood Street
Zanesville, OH 43701
