The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-05-23
Extensive Al Club Program
Planned For Summer With
Many Exhibits At County Fair

member of the 38 All clubs in Noble
county to exhibit only the best at
the oath annual fair on August %,
% and 30, the Noble county Cham
Der of Commerce, the Caldwell fl
nancial institutions and the Insur-
ance agents of Caldwell have again
arranged to give special awards to
the winning entries.
The financial institutions will
award purebred heifer calf to the
the All club member exhibiting
the first prize entry in the county
fat steer club.
The insurance agents of Caldwell
will present a bull calf to the All
club member exhibiting the first
prize heifer in the county beef heifer
club.
The Noble county Chamber of
Commerce will award a calf to the
club member winning second prize in
the county beef heifer club.
Club members exhibiting poultry
projects grown from Buckey's hatch
cry are eligible to compete for five
specials awards, also based on the
scroe received from the judges.
Going All Out
The All clubs are making extern
sive plans to take an active part in
practically every phase of the Noble
county fair this fall.
All members in Nutrition clubs who
assist in group exhibits or arranging
their booth shall receive premium
money consistent with their grade.
To complete their exhibit, all All
club members will be expected to
participate in the style show, live
stock show, and other All club
events during the fair.
All exhibits must be in place by
noon on Wednesday, Aug. % and
all members books must be in the
hands of the extension agents at
that time.
Thursday, August 29.
On the second day of the fair, a
judging contest will be open to all
All club members. Entrants will be
required to judge and give reasons
for their placing on the club steers
and heifers. There will be three cash
prizes.
Placings will be according to the
following score cards: grooming
ability to show animal to an advan-
tage, preparation of animal for the
ring, general appearance, attractive
ness from breed standpoint, ability
to pose animal properly and ability
to move animal around ring as di-
rected by the judge, all of which will
represent 500; quality, condition
and soundness of animal, 25%o, and
appearance of exhibitor, 25%o.
A All demonstration contest has
been arranged by the home demons
tration agent, Mrs. Margaret Dono-
hoo and the county agent during the
time Immediately following the races
on Thursday. There will be three
cash prizes.
In case of individual demonstra-
tions, the prize will go to the indlvl-
duals, otherwise it will be divided
equally among the team members.
Friday, August 30
For girls making dresses, sport
clothes or aprons, a style show has
been arranged by the home demons
tration agent and will be staged
promptly after the races at the
grandstand on Friday, August 30.
There are three grand prizes.
History of All Clubs
The All club work in Noble coun-
ty is a part of the Agricultural Ex-
tension service and is carried on by
local advisors working with the coun-
tv agent, the home demonstration
agent, the Ohio State university and
the u. S. Department of Agricul-
ture cooperating.
Girls projects must be ready for
judging previous to the fair. This
will be done at a club meeting, date
of which will be according to the
scheduled yet to be completed. Boys
projects will be judged at the fair.
Each club may have the privilege
of nominating one of its members to
represent Noble county at the State
club congress in September. The
county delegates chosen will have
their expenses paid.
Considered one of the most i'm
portant projects in this county, par
ents are urged to give All club MEM
bers every cooperation and assist
ance in their projects this summer.