Stations on the 2009 Cavy Skillathon:
- Ailments and Disorders
- Breed Identification
- Parts
- Questions
- Books/Report
Rabbit Showmanship will start with both, Intermediate and Senior age classes shown in separate rings. The other classes will follow.
Fun with Clothes
DAKOTA WARNER
Country Folks 4-H Club
It’s Time for Clothing I
MAGGIE BROWN
Country Folks 4-H Club
Teens Accessorize
KATHERINE WOLFE
Needle & Brush 4-H Club
Ready, Let’s Sew
BRIANNA DAHLHEIMER
Shining Stars 4-H Club
Frugal Fashions
TARA CLAPPER
East Canton Variety 4-H Club
Joyful Jumper
SHERIDAN RUMMELL
Country Folks 4-H Club
Clothes for Middle School
ASHLEY WHIPKEY
Needle & Brush 4-H Club
Clothes for High School & College
DIANA BEVINGTON
County Line 4-H Club
Active Sportswear
BRITTANY BRUGGER
Country Folks 4-H Club
Sportswear for Spectators
BETHANY BRUGGER
Country Folks 4-H Club
Outer Layers
SARAH SHETLER
Towpath Trail 4-H Club
Tops for Tweens
RACHEL REOFLI
Needle & Brush 4-H Club
—Alternates—
Sew for Others: HANNAH GERAGHTY of Towpath Trail 4-H Club
Ready, Let’s Sew: TORI REIBENSTEIN of Little Rascals 4-H Club
Frugal Fashions: ERIKA GILBRIDE of Green Acres Variety 4-H Club
Joyful Jumper: ALEXANDRA EICHER of The Clover Patch 4-H Club
Clothes for Middle School: HEIDI WEBER of Towpath Trail 4-H Club
Clothes for High School & College: LUCY THOMPSON of Clover Valley
Active Sportswear: CAROLINE THOMPSON of Clover Valley Variety
Tops for Tweens: HANNAH MERRY of Grow Em’ n Show Em’
Please check out the schedule for the Ohio State Fair Livestock Skillathons:
2009 Ohio State Fair Skillathon Announcements
Congratulations to the
2009 Food & Nutrition Winners & Alternates
Yeast Breads on the Rise
ADRIENNE RUMBLE
Kool Cats 4-H Club
The Global Gourmet
SARAH SHETLER
Towpath Trail 4-H Club
The Outdoor Chef
BRITTANY GIBSON
Happy Farmerettes & Farmers
4-H Club
Star Spangled Foods
LAURA SCHMUCKI
Green Valley 4-H Club
I Spy in the Kitchen
DANIEL WOLFE
Needle & Brush 4-H Club
Mini Meal Magic and
Fast Break for Breakfast
TYLER KNISLEY
The Clover Patch 4-H Club
You’re the Chef
JORDAN McNEIL
Beech Creek 4-H Club
Food & Fitness Choices for You
BRITTANY BRUGGER
Country Folks 4-H Club
Let’s Bake Quick Breads
CAROLINE THOMPSON
Clover Valley Variety 4-H Club
Meals in Minutes
RACHEL CROCK
The Clover Patch 4-H Club
—Food & Nutrition Alternates—
Yeast Breads on the Rise: Emily Conrad of Country Folks 4-H Club
The Global Gourmet: Anna Love of The Clover Patch 4-H Club
The Outdoor Chef: Heidi Weber of Towpath Trail 4-H Club
Star Spangled Foods: Madeleine Eicher of The Clover Patch 4-H Club
Food & Fitness Choices for You: Megan McNeil of Beech Creek 4-H Club
I Spy in the Kitchen: Kent Ring of Clover Valley Variety 4-H Club
Entries will be open to anyone ages 4 to adult and open to any county. Participants will be responsible for getting sheep to be shown, either owned or borrowed from sheep exhibited at the fair. Sheep must be yearling ewes, ewe lambs or whethers, fitted and groomed in an attractive manner, and trained to show at halter. NO RAMS ALLOWED!!
Leadline placing is based on garment, handling of sheep, poise and appearance of both sheep and participant, and if outfit is age appropriate.
RULES
1. Each participant must wear a garment, self made or purchased, of at least 60% wool. Extra points awarded if outfit is handmade.
2. The participants garment must be knitted, crocheted, sewn,woven, or felted.
3. Cooridinated accessories may be added to adorn the sheep.
4. Participants printed number must be worn in the competition.
5. Commentaries must be typed or printed neatly on entry forms.
6. Participants are to be ringside and lined up when their class is announced. Participants will remain in line while wating to enter the ring.
7. Participants are judged the entire time they are in the ring. Neither the participant nor the judges may touch the animal in the ring.
8. There will be an entry fee of $5.00 for each entry.
9. Forms willbe available by contacting one of the chairpersons and entry fee needs to be sent back to chairperson with form and commentary no later than August 15 2009. Commentary no longer than one page.
10. Prizes will be given in each age group for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners.
AGES CLASSES
4-6
7-9
10-12
13-15
16-18
19-21
22 and over
CHAIRPERSONS
Mary Jo Madzia – 330-359-2011 or 330-844-3281
Ashley Madzia – 330-620-4273
Julie Boak – 330-875-9013 or 330-305-5618
OWENSVILLE, Ohio – Pasture management, water quality and animal health are just a few of the many aspects of horse ownership. Ohio State University Extension will offer a workshop on Aug. 13 to provide new and experienced horse owners information on management strategies and networking opportunities.
The Horse and Pasture Management School will take place from 5:30 p.m. until 9 p.m. at the 4-H Hall Ag Center, Clermont County Fairgrounds in Owensville, Ohio. Registration is $10 and includes light refreshments.
The workshop is sponsored by OSU Extension, Clermont Soil and Water Conservation District, Natural Resources Conservation Service and the Clermont County Farm Bureau.
Topics that will be covered during the event include:
The workshop will also include exhibits by Hamilton Soil and Water Conservation District, Cahall Brothers, Inc., Carney’s Feed Mill, Bethel Feed & Supply, Spectrum Analytic, Inc., and U.S. Fabrics.
For more information, contact Susie Steffensen, Clermont SWCD, at (513) 732-7075 or e-mail Susie.steffensen@oh.nacdnet.net, or log on to http://clermont.osu.edu/ag/index.html.
You and your family and friends are invited to a presentation and a meet-and-greet with “Molly the Pony” (one of the world’s only prosthesis-wearing ponies) at The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine on:
Thursday, August 6th from 4:30-8 p.m.
at the Veterinary Medicine Academic Building (VMAB)
1900 Coffey Road, Columbus, OH
Dr. Rustin Moore, Bud and Marilyn Jenne Professor and Chair, Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences at The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine, performed the surgery on Molly while he was director of the Equine Health Studies Program at the Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Moore will give a brief presentation, “It’s All About Molly,” at 5 p.m. and again at 7 p.m. in the Wexner Auditorium located in the VMAB; light refreshments will be available near the auditorium in the Hummel Grand Lounge.
Molly will be available on the lawn outside of the building for visitors to have the opportunity to meet her and her owner, Kaye Harris, before and after Dr. Moore’s presentation.
ABOUT MOLLY – Molly the Pony was rescued by Kaye and Glenn Harris after Hurricane Katrina. Unfortunately, several months later she was injured by a dog that was also a Katrina rescue. Although her other numerous wounds healed, her lower right front leg was too severely damaged. Her rescuer and now owner, Kaye Harris, advocated for Molly, inquiring about amputation and a prosthesis.
This procedure is rare, with many obstacles, and now Molly visits anyone who could benefit from her quiet wisdom and inspiration. She has inspired people of all ages and abilities. A children‚s picture book was written about her and she has traveled widely to share her story. “Molly the Pony” books will be available for purchase in the Hummel Grand Lounge with proceeds benefitting Molly‚s Foundation. (Cash or checks only please.)
Please RSVP to Katie Kostyo (kostyo.1@osu.edu) or 614-688-8433, by August 3rd and indicate the number of people who will attend.
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