Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-25
MADISON COUNTY FAIR ENDS THURSDA

of ten finalists by Green County
Associate Agent Edwin L. Kirby
and Clinton County Home Agent
Helen Griffith.
Burkitt is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Burkitt and Miss
Smith the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Smith. Both will re-
ceive Rotary Club trophies.
Winners of the 4-H Health Con-
test were Pauline Elfrink, II, of
London, Rt. A and Larry More
hart, IL, London, Route 2.
Club Winners
The All winners announced by
John Moore, County Agricultural
Agent were: Demonstrations,
General Individual Senior, first
was Carole Smith, Canaan; sec
ond Dorothy Hooking, London;
General Team Senior, first was
Sara Gilliland and Leonabelle
Champers, Stitchin', and second
was Janet Cunningham and Kath-
crime Hern Be Square; Dairy
Foods, Individual Senior, Martha
Sells, This Is My Best Club;
Dairy Foods, Team Senior, Nancy
Wilson and Floanne Yearling,
Stitchin'; General Individual Jun
ior, first was Carolyn Garrett,
London Lassies; second was Ar
lire Geyer, Jeffersonian; Gen.
eral Team Junior, first was Bon
ME Fisher and Julia Hurt, JEFF
fersonian; second was Patsy Flan-
merry and Eileen Bennett, Deer.
creek Cook and Stitch; Dairy
Foods Team Junior, first was
Carole Junk ard Floretta Trimble,
Fifty Miners Club and second was
Mary Lou Miller and Rosemary
Kent, Deercreek Cook and Stitch.
The Clothing Judging Contest
was won by Sue Egelhoff, who
will receive trophy from the
First National Bank, second place
Katherine Herr, and third place,
Anita Dillingham;.
Barbara Clancy, Lucky Clover
Sr., Club won the Safety Speak
ing Contest, Janet Bruce, Steady
Stitchers was second, and third
place went to Gale Smith, Cana
an Premium Strivers.
Bob Graham of Junior Farmer
Club won first place in the boys
divisions of the safety speaking
contest.
In the food Judging contest,
Mary Kay Dillingham; received
first place and a trophy by the
Central National Bank. Linda
Hood, received second place, ard
third place went to Isabelle Boer-
ger, Irwin.
Received Awards
In the Agricultural Glasses the
following Alters received awards !:
Champion Barrow, Paul Sullivan,
reserve champion barrow, Bob
Dorm; Senior Showmanship, first
place Bob McDorman, second place
Bob Dorm, and third place Don
Dorm; Junior Showmanship, first
place Larry Rothwell, and second
place to Eugene Sexton.
Exhibiting the top animal in
their class were: Market Pig /,
Harold Brill; Market Pig II, Bob
Dorm; Market Pig III, Paul Sui
livan; Spotted Poland China Gilt,
Harold Brill; Hampshire Gilt, Don
Dorm; Chester White Gilt, Bobby
Smith: Duroc Jersey Gilt, Eugene
Sexton; Poland China Gilt, Bob
Dorm; Tamsworth Gilt, John Ru-
off; Spotted Poland China Boar,
Harold Brill; Hampshire Boar,
James Johnston; Duroc Jersey
Boar, Mark Anthony: Chester
White Boar, Bob Downing; Grand
Champion Steer, Jerry Balo Re
{ serve Champion Steer, Dorothy
Pierce; Champion Shorthorn Steer
and Reserve Champion Shorthorn
Steer. Alice Savery; Champion
Angus Steer, Dorothy Pierce; Re-
serve Champion Angus Steer,
Henry Troyer; Champion Hereford
Steer, Jerry Balo; Reserve Cham
pion Hereford Steer, Patty Houck;
i Showmanship, First place Don
Dorm; second place, Jay Straley
and third place Henry Troyer.
Winning top place in the
Grange Exhibit competition was
the Range Community Grange
with its display of farm and
home products. Science Hill
Grange won second and Spring
Fork Grange third.
! Exhibits Here To
Be At State Fair
! Many Of the exhibits, en-
fries and ron~aesinne ~ <ha