The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-08-04

BIG JUNIOR FAIR
IMPORTANT PHASE
AT REDWOOD
Special Department Set
For Boys. Girls Work:
Many Contests Arranged

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For Boys. Girls Work:
Many Contests Arranged
Plans for the biggest Junior
Fair in the history of the event
are being completed in connection
with the Redwood Fair this week.
The All club division will be in
charge of County Agent Frank
Greeneisen and Mrs. c. F. Diehl,
home demonstration agent. The
Vocational Agricultural division
will be in charge of A. V. Coch
ran, vocational ag teacher of the
Claiborne Redwood schools.
Entries in the All club division
are open to any boy or girl offic-
ally enrolled in All club work in
Union county for 1947 All exhi-
bits must come from the exhibit
or'S projects and satisfy the All
club regulations of the county.
Exhibits must be in place at II
noon Tuesday and will be re-
leased at 4 p. m. Friday.
All exhibits will be graded on
letter basis of A, B, or c, and
given a ribbon as the award. All
money awards will be paid upon
final grade basis, to be deter
mined by taking into account the
member, the record book and the
exhibit. Final grade of A will re-
ceive $1.50; B, 81; and c, rs cents.
Transportation Awards
Transportation awards will also
be given each exhibitor of live
stock and poultry, on the basis of
$150 per animal for cattle 81 for
sheep and swine and rs cents for
poultry.
lin addition to the various
shows and grading of projects,
several special contests will also
be held, for both All and FLA.
members. These include:
Beef, dairy, swine and sheep
showmanship contests, with So a
ward in each given through the
Wilson William & Son, auction
eers, of Marion.
Dairy cattle judging contest,
with S5, 81, So, 81 and ST. prizes,
given by Nestles Milk Products,
Inc, of Marysville.
General livestock judging con-
tests, with SIS, $4, So, 81, and 81 "a
wards given by the Union County
Farm Bureau Cooperation of Ma
rySville.
Girls Contests
Contests for All girls will in
.clude:
Clothing Judging, with s5,.s4,
So, and 81 awards given by the
Redwood Lions club.
Food judging contests, with SIS,
S4. So, So, and 81, awards.
A All advisers recognition a
ward of $25 will be given, and $40
as special All club Congress a
ward. Pins, rings and other med
ais will be awarded Union County
All club members by the Citizens
Federal Savings & Loan associa-
ton for satisfactory completion of
All club work.
The Ohio Jersey Breeders ass
ociation, of Columbus will award
a grand champion rosette for the
winning Jersey female. The
American Jersey Cattle Club of
Columbus, will award special rib
bons to the winner of each class.
The Holstein Extension Service,
Brattleboro, VT. will award rib
bons to the winners of the Hol-
stein classes.
The Ohio Guernsey Breeders
Assn. Inc, Wooster, will award
a Guernsey model COW to the
highest boy or girl entering reg
istered Guernsey in the Show
manship Contest, Ribbons for
winners of the respective Guern-
sey classes will also be awarded
by the Ohio Guernsey Breeders
Assn. Inc.
The Ohio Brown Swiss Breed
ers Club will present a trophy to
the boy or girl exhibiting the
winning Brown Swiss animal.
Through the courtesy of the
Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders
ASSN, Beloit, Wis, special rib
bons will be awarded to the win
ners of the Brown Swiss classes.
Eliminations in county contests
were held last week as follows:
County Eliminations
Complete costume revue, cotton
dress revue, school dress projects
revue, sports dress project revue,
tailored dress project revue,
home-ec team demonstrations,
dairy foods team demonstration;
dairy foodse individual demon
stration, agriculture individual
demonstrations quality cream
team demonstration and quality