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Monroe County Fair 2011, Monroe County Beacon, Woodsfield, Ohio Thursday, August 18, 2011

4-H Has Been a Rewarding Experience for Caleb

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Caleb Westfall was among 61 outstand-ng 4-H youth honored this summer at the011 Achievement Awards and Scholarshipanquet held at the Nationwide and Ohioarm Bureau 4-H Center at The Ohio Stateniversity. Awards and scholarships val-

ed over $92,000 were awarded.Westfall was awarded the Ohio 4-Heat Goat Achievement Award and will

travel to Atlanta, Ga., this fall to representOhio at the National 4-H Congress.

Caleb will join other 4-H members fromacross the nation to learn and practice citi-zenship, leadership and service skills. Toearn this honor, these youth competedagainst over 350 4-H members, betweenthe ages of 14 and 18, who completed anextensive application listing their accom-plishments in 4-H project work, 4-H par-ticipation, major 4-H honors, 4-H commu-nity service and citizenship, 4-H leadershipand non 4-H experiences in their school,church and community.

This event will conclude Caleb’s 10 out-tanding years in 4-H.

Caleb was also awarded the Charles andwyenna Lifer 4-H Scholarship to be used

oward his studies as he attends The Ohiotate University this fall to pursue a major

n animal science or pre-vet medicine.Caleb began his 4-H adventure in 2002hen he distinguished himself as a state

fair qualifier in beginning archery. He’sbeen very busy with his 4-H animal proj-ects ... he began with market goats that firstyear and for the next nine years. He hastaken breeding goats, seven years; marketsheep, six years; feeder calves, five years.

Caleb has worked hard and achieved:Goat Showmanship: Junior, 2003;Intermediate, 2005; Senior, 2006; County,2006, 2007, 2009 and 2010; SheepShowmanship: Junior, 2006; Senior, 2007;County, 2008, 2009, 2010; ProjectKnowledge Award in Goats, 2003-2005,2007 and 2011; Sheep, 2007, 2009 and2011; Beef, 2007 and 2009; SupremeCounty Showmanship Reserve Champion,2007, 2009 and 2010.

He has had the Grand CharmpionMarket Goat in 2006, 2007 and 2010;Reserve Champion Market Goat in 2008;and Grand Champion Market Lamb in2010.

This year Caleb had the 2011 OverallGrand Champion Full Blood Doe at theOhio State Fair.

This veteran 4-H’er has also served onthe Junior Fairboard for three years and asa 4-H counselor for five years.

His favorite part of his 4-H experience

has been breeding and showing his animals

Caleb Westfall was awarded the Charles and Gwyenna Lifer 4-H Scholarship to be usedtoward his studies at OSU as he pursues a major in animal science or pre-vet medicine.Shown, from left, are Gwyenna Lifer, Caleb Westfall, Ohio Boer Goat Association repre-

sentative Becky Humble and Charles Lifer; back: Associate Vice-President of OSUExtension Keith Smith and Ohio 4-H Foundation Board of Trustee member Roger Himes.Photo Submitte

See Caleb, Page 3

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Thursday, August 18, 2011 Monroe County Fair 2011, Monroe County Beacon, Woodsfield, Ohio

Westfall’s Florist“House of a Country Touch”

“Thanks for the memories, Caleb!Good Luck in the Future!”

Love, Mom and Dad

101 S. Sycamore St., Woodsfield

740-472-0568

OWNERS: Kevin and Janet Westfall

and 4-H Camp.Breeding has been an important part of

Caleb’s experiences at the family farm,Zida Acres. Westfall’s latest triumph inthe breeding area is the offspring of ZAX23-The Intimidator, which wasrecently chosen as the National ReserveChamion Full Blood Buck at the ABJNational Show in West Monroe,Louisiana. ZAZ01-Maximizer, was soldto Aaron and Denise Crabtree of Chillicothe, who exhibited the buck at thenational competition.

As Caleb brings his 4-H experiences toan end, he will take the knowledge andleadership skills he has attained duringthe past 10 years to his future endeavorswhich begin at The Ohio State University

this fall.

Thanks for Your Support Through the YearsAs I am about to participate in my last year of 4-H, I would

like to thank all of the buyers who have supported me through

the years:

Peoples Savings Bank; Sutherland Valley Western Shop;

Burke’s Towing and the late Gerald Burke; McDonald’s of New Martinsville; Judge Julie and Dan Selmon; F.W.

Schumacher Agency; Citizens National Bank; Gary A. Rubel,

Inc.; Safe Auto Insurance Company; Farmers Feed and the

Williams Family; Monroe Soil and Water; and Jordan and

Adriane Seebach.

Thank you to all who have bid on my animals; sponsored

plaques, banners and belt buckles I have received; and to all

who have supported me in any way during my time in 4-H.

A huge Thank You to Bruce Zimmer and Staff for all of

your hard work in making the 4-H program the success it is

in Monroe County.

4-H has made a big impact on my life and my plans for the

future.

Thank you and Good Luck to other 4-H members.

Caleb Westfall

Caleb from page 2

Caleb Westfall

Breeding has been an important part of Caleb’s experiences at the family farm, Zida

Acres. Westfall’s latest triumph in the breeding area is the offspring of ZAX23-TheIntimidator, which was recently chosen as the National Reserve Chamion Full BloodBuck at the ABJ National Show in West Monroe, Louisiana. ZAZ01-Maximizer was soldto Aaron and Denise Crabtree of Chillicothe, who exhibited the buck at the national com-petition. Photo Provided

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Vying for Royalty HonorsVying for the honor of being the 2011 Royalty at the Monroe County Fair are candi-

date finalists: for queen - Melissa Nichole Rubel, Samantha Jo Stephen and Laura AnneWinland; for princess - Ashtin Noelle Austin, Dulcie Ryanne Christman and AleishaBethany Yontz.

Track Seating Available This YearNew this year at the Monroe County Fair

is the availability of track seating for theDemolition Derbies, Joe Zelek Band andthe Truck and Tractor Pulls.

Track seating costs a little more but you

have an upfront view of the events.Bring your own chair for the track seat-

ing and there is a 500 seat limit.All tickets are sold at the secretary’s

office.

Ashtin Noelle Austin is acandidate for the 2011

onroe County Jr. FairPrincess. She is the daughterof William and Carla Austinof Woodsfield. She is amember of the Buckeye

ids 4-H Club.

Ashtin Noelle AustinDulcie Ryanne Christman

is vying for the title of 2011Monroe County Jr. FairPrincess. She is the daughterof Todd and Robin Christ-man of Jerusalem. She is amember of The M.O.B.Squad 4-H Club.

Dulcie Ryanne ChristmanAleisha Bethany Yontz is

a candidate for Jr. FairPrincess. She is the daughterof Laura and Jerry Yontz of Lewisville. She is a memberof the Blue Jean Guys andGals 4-H Club, Girl Scoutsand Farm Bureau.

Aleisha Bethany Yontz

Melissa Nichole Rubel iscandidate for Jr. Fair

ueen. She is the daughterf Randy and Glenda Rubelf Lewisville. She is a mem-er of the Bits and Pieces 4-

Club and the Farmureau.

Melissa Nichole Rubel

Samantha Jo Stephen is acandidate for the 2011 Jr.Fair Queen. She is thedaughter of Drew andTracey Stephen of Woods-field. She is a member of theCross County Classics 4-HClub.

Samantha Jo Stephen

Laura Anne Winland is acandidate for Jr. Fair Queen.She is the daughter of Tomand Martha Winland of Jerusalem. She is a memberof Farm Friends 4-H Club,Barnesville FFA and FarmBureau.

Laura Anne Winland

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Enjoy the 2011 County Fair

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Livestock Sale is the Highlight of Thursday at the Fair

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Riesbeck’s Food Market is a consistent buyer at the 4-H Livestock Sales held onThursday at the Monroe County Fair. Shown is Kirt Sloan, manager of the WoodsfieldRiesbeck’s store. You will find fresh meat from their purchases in the meat department.Also shown is Chelsie Tewanger, who had the 2010 Jr. Fair Reserve Champion Hog;along with Jr. Fair Royalty, Ciara Smith, Ayla Isaly and Mitchell Earley.

The Monroe County Junior Fair Small Animal Sale begins at 11 a.m. on Thursday,Aug. 25. John Jefferis of the Woodsfield KFC/Taco Bell purchased the 2010 Junior FairGrand Champion Market Fryers, shown by Aaron Stephen. KFC is also a repeat buyer atthe Monroe County Fair. Shown are Kurtis Jefferis, John Jefferis, Ciara Smith, Ayla Isaly,Aaron, Mitchell Earley and Samantha Jefferis. The Small Animal Sale brings rabbits,lambs, fryers, goats and new this year ducks and turkeys to the bidding arena.

The Monroe County Junior Fair Large Animal Sale begins at 4 p.m. on Thursday. This

sale offers feeder calf heifers, feeder calf steers, market steers, dairy feeders and hogs.These sales offer a good opportunity to stock your freezer with quality meats to be

enjoyed during the upcoming winter months. Ackerman Photos

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~ 4-H Sewing was a “Paradise of Fashion” at the recent 4-H Style Revue ~Clothing trophy winners announced at the recent 2011 4-H Style Revue are shown, from left: Laura Winland, Grand Champion;

Olivia Gauding, Reserve Champion; Casey Robison, Outstanding Beginner; Cameron Baldridge, Total Look; Kayleigh Chambers;

Zoey Randall and Hailey Johnson.Trophies were sponsored by: Riesbeck’s Craft Shoppe of Woodsfield, Pat’s Gift Shoppe, MidwayCommunity Center and Wetzel County Hospital. Each girl was selected to represent Monroe County at the Ohio State Fair as either

a qualifier or an alternate.

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~ 4-H Dog Show Winners: You and Your Dog ~

Announced as the 2011 4-H Dog Show winners, You and Your Dog Project, were, from left, Alyssa Steed, Grand Champion; ShelbyBeegle, Reserve Champion; Performance and Agility, Grand Champion, Stephanie Murdock; 4-H Dog Obedience, Paige Lohrey,

Grand Champion; and Dylan Shapley, Reserve Champion. Plaques were sponsored by Landefeld Trucking, Monroe County Beacon,

Monroe County Dog Warden, Doggie Day Care and Little Debbie Snacks.

Youth Pedal Pull Set for Friday AfternoonA youth pedal pull contest will be held

on Friday, August 26 at 2 p.m. in the

Rabbit and Poultry Barn. The contest is

open to youth in grades six or younger.

There will be a $1 per person entry fee.

Prizes will be awarded in the following

weight classes: 0-45 lbs., 46-55 lbs.,; 56-

65 lbs.; and 66-85 lbs.

The top three contestants in each class

will receive trophies sponsored by the

Junior Fairboard. Bring your young pedal

puller and watch them have some fun.

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The Ohio State Fair is well known for its

livestock shows and exhibition of 4-H

youth projects. The fair was held in

Columbus July 27-Aug. 7 and provided

local 4-H youth an opportunity to show-

case their project work, compete at the

state level and share their project knowl-edge. Monroe County 4-H youth selected

to exhibit their projects at the Ohio State

Fair were:

Vet I, Airdales to Zebra, Megan

Schumacher; Staying Healthy, Keenan

Hamilton; Keeping Fit, Brianna Gauding;

First Aid in Action, Aleisha Yontz; Alcohol

Decisions, Morgan Myers; Self Deter-

mined, Alex Austin; Self Determined-

abysitting, Savanna Yoho, Rachel Yoho,alternate; Self Determined-Cake Decor-

ating, Macey Graham, Hannah Hartshorn;

Accessories for Teens, Kayleigh Chambers;

Ready Let’s Sew, Zoey Randall; Fun

With Clothes, Olivia Gauding, Haley

Johnson, alternate; Dress Up Outfit, Laura

Winland; Clothing for Middle School,

Casey Robison; Tops for Tweens, Cameron

aldridge; Clothing For Your Career,

Laura Winland; You Can Quilt, Cheyenne

Wagner; Money Fundamentals, Kari Jones;Sports Nutrition I, Madison Huffman;

Snack Attach, Megan Shepard; Racing the

Clock, Jessica Robinson;

Designing Home Interiors, Ashtin

Austin; Scrapbooking, Alexis Piatt,

Vanessa Saffle, Lakelyn Monahan, alter-

nate; Rockets Away (2 liter bottle rocket),

Tucker Myers; Rockets Away (Estes rock-et), Joshua West; Measuring Up, Hannah

Straub, Cavan McBurney, alternate; Arcs

and Sparks, Hunter Sylvis; Focus on

Photography Level I, Alexis White,

Morgan Thompson, alternate; Focus on

Photography Level 2, Corey McBurney;

Self Determined-Digital Image Process,

Paige Lohrey; Crank It Up, Aaron West;

ATV, Tyler Zimmer; Let’s Explore

Outdoors I, Madison Huffman; Fishing forBeginners, Kyla Morris; Beekeeping,

Rachel Hayes; Exploring Insect World II,

Adam Inherst; 4-H Shooting Sports-Rifle,

Micah Roberts, Jonathan Farnsworth,

Logun Raper, alternate; 4-H Shooting

Sports-Archery, Micah Roberts, Jonathan

Farnsworth, Logun Raper, alternate; 4-H

Shooting Sports-Shotgun, John Hupp,

Logan Biedenbach, Devon Jones, alter-

nate; 4-H Shooting Sports-Muzzleloading,

John Hupp; Shooting Sports-Pistol, DavidVanMeenen.

Participate in Ohio State Fair Monroe

County FairWoodsfield

August 23 and August 24, 2011 • 5 p.m.

161st ANNUAL FAIR

Speed Program

Tuesday, August 23, 2011 • 5 p.m.

Pace-3 Year Old Colt-Southern Valley Colt Circuit Added $1,597

Trot-3 Year Old Colt-Southern Valley Colt Circuit Added $1,597Trot-2 Year Old Filly-Southern Valley Colt Circuit Added $1,597

Pace-2 Year Old Filly-Southern Valley Colt Circuit Added $1,597

Pace-Free For All Purse $600

Wednesday, August 24, 2011 • 5 p.m.

Trot-2 Year Old Colt-Southern Valley Colt Circuit Added $1,597

Pace-2 Year Old-Southern Valley Colt Circuit Added $1,597

Trot-3 Year Old Filly-Southern Valley Colt Circuit Added $1,597

Pace-3 Year Old Filly-Southern Valley Colt Circuit Added $1,597

Trot-Free For All Purse $600

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