The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-08-20
Junior Fair
Continued from page one

fair, it is already apparent that
many persons are planning to
participate in this 107th exposi-
ton, including exhibitors of
stock and home made items, local
business establishments and vari-
Gus contest entries.
Tractor pulling contest en-
trants should take note that trac-
tors must be weighed on the
R. D. Buckley feed store scales
on September 3, between 800
and 1000 a. M, instead of August
% as previously announced.
Junior Fair
The junior fair will once again
play an important part in the
Noble county exposition, and
young exhibitors are already
putting the final touches on
selected projects.
Included in the junior fair
will be the All club, members s
Individual and club projects and
members of the Future Farmers
of America, students enrolled in
the local high school vocational
agricultural course.
Girls projects have already
gone to the judges and boys
projects will be judged at the
fair. In addition, each club will
select a nominee to represent
the county at the State All club
congress in September, with eX-
penses paid by the fair board.
Junior fair project awards
will include a steer class, beef
and dairy entries, projects on
sheep, swine, poultry, rabbits and
other projects.
The following have contributed
to special awards in the market
steer class and beef breeding
classes: The Caldwell Chamber
of Commerce, Guernsey-Noble
Feeder Calf ASSN, The Farmers
and Merchants Bank, The Cald-
we'll Building & Loan Co., and
The First National Bank.
Contributing to special awards
in the dairy class are Noble
county Dairy Service Unit, Unit
ed Dairy Company, Broughton's
Dairy, and the Caldwell Produce
A shoWmanship contest will be
held for All and FLA members
at the end of the Junior Live
stock show and trophies will be
5 awarded at the All achievement
night in November.
Special awards for electrica
projects have been donated by
the Guernsey -Muskingum Rura
t Electric Coop, Ohio Power ant
l the Washington Rural Electric
Coop.
= The annual Lions club aware
!, will also be presented for IN
= dividual and team food demon
), stration and for good grooming
!, The gifts and trophies accom-
panying these awards will b
S presented at the fall Lions cluI
ladies' night, where the demon
b.. strationS will be repeated an
+ clothing entries modelled am
-. winner selected.
Not listed as Junior fair bu
!. part of student projects Wi
+. be the entries of the high schoo
=; industrial arts and home ecc
/: nomics exhibits. All articles Wi
have been made during tn
=; school year of l958-59 by tn
y. students.
{; Industrial arts projects includ
; wood working, carpentry, cleo
;. trical projects and other unllste
Y articles made in the shop. HON
4 economics entries will includ
- sewing, baking and canning, don
; by the girls in various hlg
;; school classes.
i Three big nightly attraction
h will be presented at the loca
/; grandstand by touring companies
4 Thursday, Sept. 3, will be tn
all girl auto thrill show, featur
/; ing the female daredevil benin
T. the wheel Of the shows cars.
|; The Friday night, Sept.
=. attraction, will he artists from tn
Grand Ole Opry show, featurin
|. girl commedienne, Minnie Pear
e Saturday nights attraction Wi
t be presented in the form of
!. Cherokee Rodeo, featuring COW
!. girls performing in the ways
the old west.