Fair 2016 Tab - Ida County Courier

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Fair 2016 Tab - Ida County Courier
A Special Edition of the Ida County Courier
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Ida County Courier Fair Edition
Beef
Grand champion steer: For the second year in a row, Kolton Knop, 13, of Arthur
exhibited the grand champion market steer at the Ida County Fair beef show
Friday. The steer was also named champion purchased steer. Knop is the son of
June Knop and a Blaine Clover 4-H member. (Photo by Mike Thornhill)
Senior beef showman: Baylee Knop,
17, of Arthur was named top senior
beef showman at the Ida County Fair
beef show Friday. She is the daughter
of June Knop and a Blaine Clover 4-H
member. (Photo by Mike Thornhill)
Reserve grand champion steer: Ryan Paulsrud, 16, of Danbury showed the reserve
grand champion market steer at the Ida County fair beef show Friday. The animal
was also named the champion home raised steer. He is the son of DeeAnn and Ted
Paulsrud and an Ida High Achiever 4-H member. (Photo by Mike Thornhill)
Junior beef showman: Lucas Else,
12, of Holstein was named top junior
showman at the Ida County Fair beef
show Friday. He is an Ida High Achievers 4-H’er and the son of Stuart and Jill
Else. (Photo by Mike Thornhill)
Front cover pictures
The Ida County Fair featured several activities during its six-day run last week.
The events included, clockwise from top left, Grace German crowned as fair
queen; Saige Raasch won the bottle baby calf show; Ahren VanDusen had the
honor of presenting the American flag to the rodeo crowd Saturday; a cowboy
takes an awkward tumble off a bull during Saturday’s rodeo and a tractor pull
contestant kicks up a cloud of smoke and dust.
Pen of three yearlings: Ben Todd, 11, of Holstein, right, showed the reserve champion pen of three yearlings at the Ida County Fair beef show Friday. He is the son
of Layne and Jenna Todd and a Battle Badger 4-H member. Kollin Knudsen, 14, of
Ida Grove, left, exhibited the grand champion yearling pen of three. He is the son
of Cordell and Barb Knudsen and a Blaine Clover 4-H’er. (Photo submitted)
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Beef
Grand champion heifer: Leyton Rohlk, 10, of Ida Grove showed the grand
champion market heifer at the Ida County Fair beef show Friday. The animal
was also judged to be the champion purchased heifer. The first year Blaine Clover 4-H member is the son of Kelly and Tracy Rohlk. Helping with the heifer is
Elliott Bengford. (Photo by Mike Thornhill)
Reserve grand champion heifer: Grace Boyle, 17, of Holstein showed the reserve
grand champion market heifer at the Ida County Fair beef show Friday. The animal was also judged to be the champion home raised heifer. She is the daughter of Martha and Marty Boyle and an Ida High Achiever 4-H member. (Photo by
Mike Thornhill)
Pen of three heifers: From left, Emerson Else, 15, and Braden Else, 18, of Holstein
showed the grand champion pen of three heifers at the Ida County Fair beef
show Friday. They are the children of Trey and Michele Else and Battle Badger
4-H Club members. Kyle Friedrichsen, 17, of Holstein, far right, showed the reserve champion pen of three. He is the son of Kirk Friedrichsen and a Battle
Badger 4-H member. (Photo by Mike Thornhill)
Pen of three steers: Beth Meyer, 15, of Holstein, left, showed the grand champion pen of three steers at the Ida County Fair beef show Friday. She is the daughter of Steve and Jackie Meyer and a Battle Badger 4-H member. Kylee Weber,
14, of Ida Grove, daughter of Keri and Kevin Weber and a Maple Huskies 4-H
member showed the reserve grand champion pen of three steers. (Photo by
Mike Thornhill)
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Swine
Grand champion pig: Braden Else showed the grand champion hog at the Ida
County Fair swine show on Saturday. This hog was also named champion gilt.
Else is a member of the Battle Badgers and is the son of Trey and Michele Else.
Pictured with Else is swine Judge Charlie Fitzgerald and Ida County Fair Queen
Grace German. (Photo by Bethany Jones)
Reserve grand champion hog: Emerson Else showed the reserve grand champion
market pig at the Ida County Fair swine show on Saturday. Else is a member of the
Battle Badgers and is the daughter of Trey and Michele Else. Pictured with Else is
brother Braden Else who assisted with the hog, swine judge Charlie Fitzgerald
and Ida County Fair Queen Grace German. (Photo by Bethany Jones)
Congratulations
Ida Swine Exhibitors!
Senior swine showman: Braden Else was named senior swine showman at the
Ida County Fair swine show July 23. He is a member of the Battle Badgers and the
son of Trey and Michele Else of Holstein. Pictured with Else is swine Judge Charlie
Fitzgerald and Ida County Fair Queen Grace German. (Photo by Bethany Jones)
Junior swine showman: Ben Todd was named junior swine showman at the
Ida County Fair swine show July 23. He is a member of the Battle Badgers and
the son of Lane and Jeana Todd. Pictured with Todd is swine Judge Charlie
Fitzgerald and Ida County Fair Queen Grace German. (Photo by Bethany Jones)
Grand champion pig: Braden Else showed the grand champion
hog at the Ida County Fair swine show on Saturday. This hog was
also named champion gilt. Else is a member of the Battle Badgers
and is the son of Trey and Michele Else. Pictured with Else is swine
judge Charlie Fitzgerald and Ida County Fair Queen Grace German.
(Photo by Bethany Jones)
The Ida County Pork Producers
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Swine
Reserve champion gilt: Emerson Else showed the reserve champion gilt at the
Ida County Fair swine show on Saturday. Else is a member of the Battle Badgers
and is the daughter of Trey and Michele Else. Pictured with Else is swine Judge
Charlie Fitzgerald. (Photo by Bethany Jones)
Reserve champion barrow: Emma Vohs showed the reserve champion barrow
at the Ida County Fair swine show on Saturday. She is a member of the Battle
Badgers and the daughter of Eric and Tricia Vohs of Holstein. Pictured with Else
is swine Judge Charlie Fitzgerald and Ida County Fair Queen Grace German.
(Photo by Bethany Jones)
Champion barrow: Emerson Else showed the champion barrow at the Ida
County Fair swine show on Saturday. Else is a member of the Battle Badgers and
is the daughter of Trey and Michele Else. Pictured with Else is swine Judge Charlie
Fitzgerald and Ida County Fair Queen Grace German. (Photo by Bethany Jones)
Champion pen of three hogs: Emerson Else showed the grand champion pen
of three at the Ida County Fair swine show on Saturday. Else is a member of the
Battle Badgers and is the daughter of Trey and Michele Else. Pictured with Else
is swine judge Charlie Fitzgerald. (Photo by Bethany Jones)
Reserve pen of three hogs: Emma Vohs showed the reserve champion pen of
three at the Ida County Fair swine show on July 23. She is a member of the
Battle Badgers and the daughter of Eric and Tricia Vohs of Holstein. Pictured
with Vohs is swine judge Charlie Fitzgerald. (Photo by Bethany Jones)
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Sheep
Top market lamb: Seventeen-year-old Tige Redenius received the grand champion market lamb, champion purchased black face lamb and reserve champion
black face purchased lamb trophies Thursday at the Ida County Fair sheep show.
He is the son of Joe and Denice Redenius of Cushing and a member of the Grant
Champions. Judge Jade Jenkins is holding one of Tige’s trophies. (Photo by
Deb Loger)
Reserve market lamb: Grant Champion Tayden Redenius, 16, of Cushing received the reserve grand champion market lamb and champion home raised
black face lamb trophies Thursday at the Ida County Fair sheep show. He is the
son of Joe and Denice Redenius. Judge Jade Jenkins is holding one of Tayden’s
trophies. (Photo by Deb Loger)
Commercial hall: Several vendors were set up to display their goods and services inside the commercial hall at the Ida County Fair. (Photo by Mike Thornhill)
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Sheep
Reserve sheep pen: Evan Burk, 12, of Ida Grove received the reserve grand
champion sheep pen and champion purchased pen of three lambs trophies
Thursday at the Ida County Fair sheep show. He is the son of Chad and Jessica
Burk and a member of the Blaine Clovers 4-H Club. From left, sheep judge Jade
Jenkins, Collin Grove, Evan and Kolton Knop. (Photo by Deb Loger)
Champion sheep pen: Tayden Redenius, 16, of Cushing received the grand
champion pen of three lambs and champion home raised pen of three lambs
trophies Thursday at the Ida County Fair sheep show. He is the son of Joe and
Denice Redenius and a member of the Grant Champions 4-H Club. From left,
Judge Jade Jenkins, Tige Redenius and Tayden Redenius. (Photo by Deb Loger)
Proud to support 4-H at the
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Junior sheep showman: Hailey Wilcox, 10, of Ida Grove won the junior
sheep showmanship trophy Thursday
at the Ida County Fair sheep show. She
is the daughter of Tim and Amber Wilcox and a member of the Blaine Clovers 4-H Club. (Photo by Deb Loger)
Senior sheep showman: O-A/BC-IG FFA
member Ty Tollufsen, 16, received the senior sheep showmanship trophy Thursday at the Ida County Fair sheep show.
He is the son of Todd and Tammy Tollufsen of Ida Grove. (Photo by Deb Loger)
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Goats
Top wether goat/senior showman: Sixteen-year-old Tayden Redenius of Cushing received the senior goat showmanship and the top wether goat trophies
and first and second place in the rate of gain contest Thursday at the Ida County
Fair goat show. Tayden is the son of Joe and Denice Redenius and a member of
the Grant Champions 4-H Club. Judge Jade Jenkins is holding Tayden’s trophies.
(Photo by Deb Loger)
Junior goat showman: Erin Nielsen, 12, of Ida Grove received the junior goat
showman trophy Thursday at the Ida County Fair goat show. Erin is the daughter
of Tom and Jodi Nielsen and a member of the Maple Huskies 4-H Club. Judge
Jade Jenkins is holding Erin’s trophy. (Photo by Deb Loger)
~ Congratulations ~
to all 2016 Ida County Fair Exibitors!
From the Ida County Courier & Reminder Staff
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Goats
Flint Hills Resources in Arthur
would like to Congratulate
All Ida County 4-H
and FFA Members,
Fair Volunteers and Families
on a Successful Fair!
Arthur, IA
712-367-2737
Champion meat goat: Kaylee Blenner, 18, received the top meat goat trophy
Thursday at the Ida County Fair goat show. Kaylee is the daughter of Rob and
Joni Blenner of Holstein and a member of the Battle Badgers 4-H Club. Judge
Jade Jenkins is holding Kaylee’s trophy. (Photo by Deb Loger)
to all participants of the
2016 Ida County Fair!
We are proud to supply you with
quality products and information
to help with your livestock operations.
Ida Grove Office
Licensed Staff
Sheryl Goodenow
Grant Patera
Kelly Shever
Dean Fick
Lou Venteicher
Helen Davison award: Logan Hotshot Kole Winkel of Holstein received the
Helen Davison Memorial Photography Award Friday during the Ida County Fair
4-H Night program. (Photo by Deb Loger)
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Rabbits
Best of 4 class rabbit: Madison Bobzien, right, daughter of Ben Bobzien of
Arthur, took home the Best of 4 class rabbit award with her senior buck mini-rex
rabbit during the Ida County Fair July 21. Jaydrien Ullrich, member of the Logan
Hotshots and daughter of Jerry and Robyn Ullrich and Rikki Ullrich, took home
the reserve spot. (Photo by Bethany Jones)
Best hobby rabbit: Madison Bobzien, right, member of the Blaine Clovers 4-H Club,
won the best hobby rabbit at the Ida County Fair on Thursday with Lauren McMillen,
daughter of Rob and Teresa McMillen and a member of the Maple Huskies, taking
home the reserve champion hobby rabbit. (Photo by Bethany Jones)
Senior rabbit showman: Sage Bennett,
daughter of Kyle and Robin Bennett
of Schaller, won the senior rabbit
showmanship at the Ida County Fair on
Thursday. (Photo by Bethany Jones)
Junior rabbit showman: Madison
Bobzien, daughter of Ben Bobzien
of Arthur, won the junior rabbit
showmanship at the Ida County Fair on
Thursday. (Photo by Bethany Jones)
Best of 6 class rabbit: Tayden Redenius,
sonofJoeandDeniceRedeniusofCushing
and a member of the Grant Champions
4-H Club, was named both the best of 6
class and the reserve champion with his
Flemish giant and giant chinchilla rabbits
during the Ida County Fair July 21. (Photo
by Bethany Jones)
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Best of show rabbit: Tayden Redenius, far right, a member of the Grant Champions
4-H Club and son of Joe and Denice Redenius of Cushing, was named the best of
show with his giant chinchilla rabbit during the Ida County Fair July 21. Lauren
McMillen’s rabbit took home reserve champion. McMillen, second from left, is
the daughter of Rob and Teresa McMillen and is a member of the Maple Huskies.
Pictured on far left is Amanda Myers with Judge Jessica Emswiler, second from
right, from Charter Oak, who judged the rabbit show. (Photo by Bethany Jones)
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Courier-Reminder
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Participants
Participants: Twenty-five kindergarten through third graders participated in the annual Lil Miss/Mr. Ida County and Lil Miss Princess and Mr. Prince on Saturday, July
16 at the Ida County Extension office. The winners were crowned on Tuesday, July 19 at the Ida County Fair. The participants included, front from left, Owen Forbes,
Briaunna Ackerman, Remington Blackmore, Tenley Oldham and Kyler Crum. Second row from left, Emlynn Winkel, Aaron Ulrich, Elizabeth Martin, Kasey Devine,
Ashlyn Frye, Emma Holst, Breanne Wilcox and Laney Georg. And back from left, Nikolas Segebart, Danny Weeda, Naunika Crum, Allison Moore, Sydney Schreiber,
Hayden Holst, Bailey Holst, Carli Friedrichsen, Hailey Bender and Regan Ruble. Quinton Wittrock and Irelyn Wittrock also participated. (Photo submitted)
Little Mister: Ida County 2015 Fair
Queen Megan Wiese crowns Owen
Questions: Danika Hinkeldey asks Danny Weeda questions during the 2016 Forbes Little Mr. Ida County as contesLittle Miss and Mr. Ida County Fair contest July 19 at the Ida County fairgrounds. tant Kyler Crum watches. Owen is the
Danny, the son of Sterling and Julie Weeda, was crowned Little Mr. Ida County son of Mark and Amy Forbes. (Photo
Prince. (Photo by Bethany Jones)
by Bethany Jones)
Overall showman: Ty Tollufsen, 16, of
Ida Grove won the overall showman
competition at the Ida County Fair
Sunday. He is an O-A/BC-IG FFA member and the son of Tammy and Todd
Tollufsen. (Photo by Mike Thornhill)
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Music festival: The Next of Kin was one of several local musical groups to perform at the Buffalo Ridge Music Festival at the Ida County Fair Saturday. The band
includes, from left, Steve Jones and brothers Mike Redenius, Dave Redenius and Jim Redenius. (Photo by Mike Thornhill)
We’re Proud of Ida’s
Future Cattlemen!
Thank You to Everyone
Who Had a Part in Making the
2016 Ida County Fair a Success!
Costume contest: Tylar Conover of Holstein was decked out as Fred Flintstone
in the costume contest portion of the Ida County Fair horse show July 20.
(Photo by Mike Thornhill)
Ida County
Cattlemen’s Association
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Thanks to all our clients
for their great support.
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Best wishes for a
Congratulations
4-H Exhibitors
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2016 Ida County
Fair Participants!
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Photos by Mike Thornhill and Bethany Jones
Fair fun: A variety of fun events were held at the Ida County Fair. From upper left and going clockwise, youngsters ride one of the carnival rides; an art program
was held as part of ladies’ night at the fair Thursday; blindfolded contestants play musical chairs at the rodeo Saturday; an adult volleyball tournament was held
Saturday and ladies’ barrel racing was part of Saturday’s rodeo (Photos by Mike Thornhill and Bethany Jones)
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Last Year’s Champions:
Grand Champion Gilt
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Calves: Many Winners Including Several from Recent State Fairs:
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Iowa Governor Steer Show
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to all the Participants
of the
2016 Ida County Fair!
We are proud of all that
you have accomplished!
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& Matt Nobles
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712-364-2228
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Congratulations!
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Contestants and Exhibitors
who Participated in the
2016 Ida County
FAIR!
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Poultry
Top poultry: Top winners at the Ida County Fair poultry show Friday were, from left, Lauren McMillen, 11, Maple Huskies 4-H Club (top hobby trophy); Bree Henningsen, 17, Blaine Clovers 4-H Club (senior showmanship, reserve breeding ribbon and reserve best of show trophy); Natalie Burk, 10, Blaine Clovers 4-H Club
(top and reserve market poultry trophy and ribbon): Kaleb Verschoor, 13, Maple Huskies 4-H Club (top breeding trophy, reserve hobby ribbon and the best of
show poultry trophy) and Battle Badger Jacob Schimmer, 10, of Galva (reserve hobby ribbon and junior showmanship trophy). (Photo by Deb Loger)
congratulations
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Speed dash: Grace German and her horse make a quick turn around a barrel
during the speed dash competition at the Ida County Fair horse show July 20.
(Photo by Mike Thornhill)
Poles: Brayden Doty guides his horse through the poles during competition at
the Ida County Fair horse show July 20. (Photo by Mike Thornhill)
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Horses
Champion horse: Collin Grove, 12, of Holstein showed the grand champion
horse at the Ida County Fair horse show July 20. He is a Blaine Clover 4-H’er and
the son of Justin and Carmen Grove. (Photo by Mike Thornhill)
Champion pony: Claire Sohm, 16, of Battle Creek showed the grand champion pony at the Ida County Fair horse show July 20. She is a Maple Huskies 4-H
member and the daughter of Jenni and Ed Sohm. (Photo by Mike Thornhill)
Senior horse showman: Tylar Conover, 18, of Holstein was named top senior
showman at the Ida County Fair horse show July 20. The Maple Huskies 4-H’er
is the daughter of Amy and Aaron Conover. (Photo by Mike Thornhill)
Junior horse showman: Jack Sohm, 11, of Battle Creek was named top junior
showman at the Ida County Fair horse show July 20. He is a Maple Huskies 4-H’er
and the son of Jenni and Ed Sohm. (Photo by Mike Thornhill)
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Chili contest winners: Four contestants participated in the Ida County Fair chili
cook-off contest Saturday. Winners were from left—Leah Godbersen, overall favorite; Jake Sholty, super spicy; Natasha Lewis, people’s choice and Cheyenne
Tomlinson, most creative. (Photo by Deb Loger)
Senior talent: Bill Riley Talent Show winners in the senior division at the Ida
County Fair competition Friday were, from left, Brittany Hamann, 18, of Ida Grove
(solo dance), first; Bailey Miller, 15, of Gowrie (musical theatre dance), second
and Rachel Kehrberg, 19, of Hinton (clarinet solo), third. (Photo by Deb Loger)
Clown: Special K’z, the clown, provided entertainment for fair goers throughout
the fair. Here, she helps a young lady twirl a plastic plate on her finger. (Photo
by Deb Loger)
Four Wheeler Olympics: Kevin Weber of Ida Grove navigates the Four Wheeler
Olympics course while trying not to spill water from a bucket at the Ida County
Fair Sunday. (Photo by Mike Thornhill)
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Clothing
Fashion review: The top fashion review award went to Grant 4-Her Elizabeth Zobel (top intermediate). (Photo
by Deb Loger)
Clothing selection: Top clothing selection honors went to, from left: Logan Hotshot Grace German (top senior), Logan
Hotshot Blake Ullrich (senior male state fair), Grant 4-H’ers member Taylor Beck (top intermediate) and Ida High Achiever
Taya Phillips (top junior). German and Ullrich advance to the Iowa State Fair and Beck and Phillips advance to the Clay
County Fair. (Photo by Deb Loger)
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Congratulations to all the
4-H participants at this
year’s Ida County Fair!!
Terry Nielsen Agency
205 Main St., Ida Grove, IA
712-364-2431 or 712-269-1426
2016
Ida County
FAIR
We would like to honor all the
exhibitors & participants
in this year’s Ida County Fair
for the great job they do.
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Open Class
Open class ribbons awarded at fair
Overall superintendent Wylene Redenius and Jennifer Glawe announced
Ida County fair open class results. Fifty
adults and 50 kids entered a total of 758
exhibits in the open class show.
Arts and crafts: Best-of-show arts and
crafts by an amateur-Leah Godbersen,
best-of-show arts and crafts by a professional-Ken Harskamp, overall best photographer-Becky Bruning, best-of-show
photography by an amateur-Jamee Dittmer, irst place photography-Sara Jensen,
best special (Ida Services Inc.)-Dale Abbott and best special (Good Samaritan
Society)-Helen Vogt.
Cookery: Best decorated cake/cookiesTaylor Devine, best wheat bread-Betty
Davison, best quick bread-Betty Davison,
best vegetable cake-Betty Davison, best
fruit bars-Leah Godbersen, best overall
oatmeal cookie-Twyla Godbersen and
best overall baked good-Tracy Johnson.
Preserved foods: First-place fruits—
Linda Burk (cherry limeade concentrate),
second-place fruit-Linda Burk (rhubarb/
strawberry pie illing); irst-place vegetables—Bridget Friedrichsen (green
beans), second-place vegetables—Linda
Burk (vegetable soup, no meat); irstplace pickles—Jeanette Holmes, secondplace pickles—Linda Burk; irst-place
soft spreads—Jill Else, second-place soft
spreads—Linda Burk and irst-place dehydrated foods—Leah Godbersen (meat)
and second-place dehydrated foods—Jan
Grell (parsley).
Fashions:
Best-of-show—Mary
Dreeszen and honorable mention—Jan
Grell.
Horticulture: Judge’s special award—
Top dogs: Bree Henningsen, 17, of Ida Grove and a member of the Blaine Clovers 4-H Club showed the top obedience and handlings dogs at the Ida County
Fair 4-H dog show Friday. She is the daughter of Shannon and Barb Henningsen. (Photo by Deb Loger)
Doc Holmes.
Floriculture: Judge’s special award—
Jan Grell.
Needlework:
Best-of-show—Linda
Burk and best senior—Darts Harskamp.
Kid’s Korner: Best-of-show winners
were: Coloring contest (ive and under)Remington Blackmore; coloring contest (six to eight)-Kasey Devine; coloring contest (nine to 12)-Anna Hoffman;
loriculture-Laura Friedrichsen; horticulture-Levi Else; ugliest cake-Sydney
Blackmore; best cake-Braxton Galvin;
photography-Allison Moore; birdhouseElla Hoffman; arts and crafts—Kamryn
Larson (two), Dodge Melby, Remington
Blackmore and Colt Blackmore; fashionsBlake Friedrichsen and Jaelynn Petersen
and trash to treasure-Brianna Ackerman.
Best pet: Madison Bobzien, 10, showed
the best pet at the Ida County Fair 4-H
pet show Friday. Madison’s cat, Citrus, was the best pet. Madison is the
daughter Ben Bobzien of Arthur and a
member of the Blaine Clovers 4-H Club.
(Photo by Deb Loger)
Sprout talent: Bill Riley Talent Show winners in the sprout division at the Ida
County Fair competition Friday were, from left, Kasey Devine, seven, of Ida
Grove (jazz dance), first; Kennison and Elly, both seven, of Moville (clog duet),
second and Riley, Kylie and Kendra, all nine years old, of Moville (clog dance),
third. (Photo by Deb Loger)
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State Fair Exhibitors
State fair exhibitors: Several Ida County 4-Hers had projects selected to advance or are alternates to the Iowa State Fair in August. They include, front from left:
Collin Grove, Lillian Hoffman, Emma Vohs, Taylor Devine, Elizabeth Zobel and Montana Else. From left in back: Dana Wessel, Kole Winkel, Bree Henningsen, Cali
Schumacher, Sage Bennett, Grace German, Madeline Else, Kylee Weber, Ethan Zobel and Cheyenne Tomlinson. (Photo by Bethany Jones)
Ida County fair projects
chosen for Iowa State Fair
Several Ida County 4-Hers have
projects advancing to the Iowa State Fair
in August or were selected as alternates.
They include:
Photography–Kole
Winkel,
ire
and helmet; Madeline Else, lily with
raindrops;
Anna
VanDusen, girl in truck;
Anna VanDusen, pink
lowers; Dana Wessel, lily
lower; Cali Schumacher,
rusted cans and alternate
Emma Vohs, lowers.
Personal development
–Sage Bennett, t-shirt
quilt; Grace German, the
perfect dress project;
Bree Henningsen, tractor
swivel seat; Megan Wiese,
Megan’s graduation party; Kylee Weber,
bathroom organizer and alternate Bree
Henningsen, tiki torch holders.
Clothing, fashion and sewing–Lillian
Hoffman, ISU curtains; Grace German,
replacing the perfect dress; Taylor
Devine, summer shorts and Kylee Weber,
white dress.
Food and nutrition–Grace German,
cherry jam, strawberry rhubarb jam and
strawberry rhubarb pie; Dylan Cork,
poptarts and alternate Nathan Yockey,
monster cookie.
Grace German and her garden
renovation project and
Collin Grove with his
calving kit were chosen
in the ag and natural
resource category.
Home improvement–
Sage Bennett, FFA quilt;
Elizabeth Zobel, blue
toy box; Ahren Van
Dusen, barn door; Bree
Henningsen,
oil
can
birdhouse and alternate
Dylan Cork, laundry rack.
Science, engineering and technology–
Tate Phillips, livestock dividers; Montana
Else, entertainment center and Ethan
Zobel, tractor.
Visual arts–Erin Nielsen, welcome
pallet; Cheyenne Tomlinson, pottery
coffee mug and alternate Cheyenne
Tomlinson, abstract painting.
Our Best Wishes for a
Job Well Done!
Congratulations
to all of those
who participated
in the
2016 Ida County Fair!
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Fertilizer & Sales, Inc.
117 North Main Street, Galva, IA
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$
15 Challenge, Education & Best Booth
$
15 challenge: Top $15 challenge awards went to, from left—Logan Hotshot
Grace German (top senior), Grant 4-H’er Elizabeth Zobel (top intermediate) and
Logan Hotshot Faith Johnson (top junior). German advances to the Iowa State
Fair. Zobel and Johnson advance to the Clay County Fair. (Photo by Deb Loger)
Educational presentation: Top educational presentation awards went to, from
left: Logan Hotshot Cheyenne Tomlinson (top senior)—Colorado Springs and
Ida High Achiever Tate Phillips (top intermediate)—Bee-ginning Bee Keeping.
Phillips advances to the Iowa State Fair and Tomlinson advances to the Clay
County Fair. (Photo by Deb Loger)
Best booth: The Logan Hotshots 4-H Club received the Best Booth Traveling Trophy Friday at the Ida County Fair 4-H Night. (Photo by Deb Loger)
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Pride of Iowa, Share the Fun & Working Exhibit
Working exhibit: The top working
exhibit award, a friendship bracelet,
went to Lexi Phillips. Phillips is a member of the Ida High Achievers 4-H Club
and advances to the Iowa State Fair.
(Photo by Deb Loger)
Pride of Iowa: Top Pride of Iowa honors went to, from left: Logan Hotshot Cheyenne Tomlinson (top senior), Logan Hotshot Abby Bender (top intermediate)
and Blaine Clover Collin Grove (top junior). Bender and Grove advance to the
Clay County Fair. (Photo by Deb Loger)
Share the Fun: Top share the fun honors went to Logan Hotshot member
Brittany Hamann, 18, of Ida Grove with
a solo dance. (Photo by Deb Loger)
Congratulations
to all
4-H Exhibitors
and Participants
at the
2016
Ida County Fair!
121 Main St., Galva, IA 51020
712-282-4244
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— Only Locally Owned Convenience Store! —
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Extemporaneous Speaking & PJ Frenzy
Congratulations
to all
Ida County Fair Participants
on your Exhibits!
Extemporaneous speaking: Top
extemporaneous speaking honors
went to Cheyenne Tomlinson of Ida
Grove. Tomlinson is a member of the
Logan Hotshots 4-H Club. (Photo by
Deb Loger)
PJ frenzy: Top PJ frenzy honors went
to, from left: Grant 4-Her Elizabeth
Zobel (top intermediate) and Maple
Huskie Lauren McMillen (top junior).
(Photo by Deb Loger)
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Congratulations
to EVERYONE
who participated in 2016’s
IDA COUNTY FAIR
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Congratulations
to all exhibitors for a
job well done at the
Ida County Fair!
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5488 Hwy 20 • Holstein, IA 51025
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2016 Ida County Fair
4-H Participants
on a Job Well Done!
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Iowa’s #1 Ag Bank
Our 12th year!
Ida Grove: Brock Boyle, Clay Miller, Kevin Taylor, Bart Thoreson,
Jim Spotts, Jeff Buehler
Galva: Marty Boyle, Will Riley
Our Ag Lenders would
like to commend all
fair participants on
your hard work and
dedication!
Arthur: Denny Johnson
Holstein: Steven Radke, Logan Patterson,
Kiley Todd, Dylan Bogenrief
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