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Dubois County 4-H Fair
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FRIDAY, JULY 14, 2017 SECTION B
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Branton Abbett
Prestyn Balsmeyer
Brock Bawel
Conrad Blessinger
Kade Boeglin
Connor Bowlin
Miranda Durcholz
Cameron Egler
Luke Fleck
Kendyll Gaesser
Dakota Giesler
Wyatt Goeppner
65 Dubois County teens complete 4-H careers Each year the Dubois County 4-H Fair marks a time of happiness mixed with sadness for those graduating 4-H’ers who participate in the fair for the last time. This year is no exception. The Dubois County 4-H program salutes these young men and women on the culmination of many years of work, service and participation. Be sure to look for a display honoring these special individuals during the fair. Branton Abbett is a 10-year member of the Lucky Shamrocks 4-H Club. In his 4-H career, his favorite projects included woodworking and photography. He is the son of Keena Schnell and Phil Abbett of Jasper. Prestyn Balsmeyer is a 10year member of the St. Henry Saints 4-H Club. In his 4-H career, his favorite projects included dairy and beef. He is the son of Scott and Vanessa Balsmeyer of Huntingburg. Brock Bawel is a 10-year member of the Wranglers 4-H Club. In his 4-H career, his favorite project was horses. He is the son of Doug and Kathy Bawel of Jasper. Conrad Blessinger is a 10-year member of the Shooting Sports 4-H Club. In his 4-H career, his favorite projects included pocket survival and custom knife sheath. He is the son of Eric and Victoria Blessinger of St. Anthony. Kade Boeglin is a 10-year member of the Talent Seekers 4-H Club. In his 4-H career, his favorite projects included aerospace and shooting sports. He is the son of Kurt and Kristi Boeglin of Huntingburg. Connor Bowlin is a 10-year member of the Fighting Irish 4-H Club. In his 4-H career, his favorite projects included beef, swine and livestock judging. He is the son of Barry and Bonnie Bowlin of Jasper. Nathan Bromm is a 10-year member of the Clover Conspirators 4-H Club. In his 4-H career, his favorite projects included construction toys and collections. He is the son of Dean and Elaine Bromm of Huntinburg. Grant Burke is a 10-year member of the Celestine All Stars 4-H Club. In his 4-H career, his favorite project was swine. He is the son of Rod and Wanda Burke of St. Anthony. Sara Carpenter is a 10-year member of the Lucky Shamrocks 4-H Club. During her 4-H career, her favorite projects included foods, electric and ceramics. She is the daughter of Kurt and Cindy Carpenter of Jasper. Zachary Cline is a 10-year member of the St. Henry Saints 4-H Club. In his 4-H career, his favorite projects included dairy and
hay. He is the son of Richard and Lisa Cline of Birdseye. Alyssa Collignon is a 10year member of the Wranglers 4-H Club. In her 4-H career, her favorite projects included horse and pony and metalcraft. She is the daughter of Bret and Debbie Collignon. Jasmine Curtis is a sevenyear member of the Paws and Pals 4-H Club. In her 4-H career, her favorite projects included photography and dog. She is the daughter of Bill and Nancy Powell. Miranda Durcholz is a 10-year member of the Young Achievers 4-H Club. In her 4-H career, her favorite projects included ceramics, photography and reedcraft. She is the daughter of Alan and Pam Durcholz of Jasper. Cameron Egler is a 10-year member of the Fighting Irish 4-H Club. During his 4-H career, his favorite projects included model craft, electric and foods. He is the son of Kenny and Cathy Egler of Jasper. Luke Fleck is a 10-year member of the Talent Seekers 4-H Club. During his 4-H career, his fa-
vorite projects included ag tractor and sheep. He is the son of Stan and Mara Fleck of Huntingburg. Kendyll Gaesser is a 10-year member of the Country Stars 4-H Club. During her 4-H career, her favorite projects included reedcraft, metalcraft and candlemaking. She is the daughter of Larry and Denise Gaesser of Ferdinand. Dakota Giesler is a 10-year member of the Shooting Sports 4-H Club. During his 4-H career, his favorite project was shooting sports. He is the son of Jay and Dawn Giesler of Huntingburg. Wyatt Goeppner is a 10-year member of the Fighting Irish 4-H Club. During his 4-H career, his favorite projects included swine, goats and tractor. He is the son of Glenn and Karmin Goeppner of Jasper. Curtis Gress is a 10-year member of the Celestine All Stars 4-H Club. During his 4-H career, his favorite projects included hay, swine and poultry. He is the son of Scott and Diane Gress of Celestine. Kiersten Haas is a 10-year member of the Busy Bees 4-H Club. During her 4-H career, her
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favorite projects included rabbits, swine, small pets and beef. She is the daughter of Tom and Cheryl Haas of Birdseye. Elise Hasenour is a 10-year member of the Busy Bees 4-H Club. During her 4-H career, her favorite projects included ceramics and candlemaking. She is the daughter of Rick and Chris Hasenour of Schnellville. Tessa Hemmerlein is a 10year member of the Holy Family Young Hopefuls 4-H Club. During her 4-H career, her favorite proj-
ects included foods and home environment. She is the daughter of Jason and Sandy Hemmerlein of Jasper. Emily Hoffman is a 10-year member of the Young Achievers 4-H Club. During her 4-H career, her favorite projects included child development and foods. She is the daughter of Tony and Loretta Hoffman of Jasper. Abigail Hopf is a 10-year member of the Blue Ribbon 4-H Club. During her 4-H career, her favorite projects included creative
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Nathan Bromm
Grant Burke
Sara Carpenter
Zachary Cline
Alyssa Collignon
Jasmine Curtis
Curtis Gress
Kiersten Haas
Elise Hasenour
Tessa Hemmerlein
Emily Hoffman
Abigail Hopf
Abby Hutslar
Paige Jacob
Nathaniel James
Aidan Kay
Blake Leinenbach
Klint Luebbehusen
writing and embroidery. She is the daughter of Chris and Andrea Hopf. Abby Hutslar is a 10-year member of the Young Achievers 4-H Club. During her 4-H career, her favorite projects included foods and reedcraft. She is the daughter of Scott and Jill Hutslar of Jasper. Paige Jacob is a nine-year member of the Wranglers 4-H Club. During her 4-H career, her favorite projects included horse and pony, photography and decorative painting. She is the daughter of Steve and Brook Jacob of Jasper. Nathaniel James is a 10-year member of the Lucky Shamrocks 4-H Club. During his 4-H career, his favorite projects included Americana, electric and woodworking. He is the son of Darrell and Betsy James of Jasper. Aidan Kay is an eight-year member of the Wranglers 4-H Club. During his 4-H career, his favorite project was horse and pony. He is the son of Matt and Brandi
Kay of Jasper. Blake Leinenbach is an eight-year member of the Lucky Shamrocks 4-H Club. During his 4-H career, his favorite projects included beef and foods. He is the son of Brad and Karla Leinenbach of Jasper. Klint Luebbehusen is a 10year member of the St. Henry Saints 4-H Club. During his 4-H career, his favorite projects included beef and swine. He is the son of Mark and Barb Luebbehusen of Ferdinand. Kaitlyn Mann is a 10-year member of the Young Achievers 4-H Club. During her 4-H career, her favorite projects included foods and swine. She is the daughter of Jeff and Lisa Mann of Otwell. Chloe McNeely is a 10-year member of the St. Henry Saints 4-H Club. During her 4-H career, her favorite project was sheep. She is the daughter of Dale and Rebecca McNeely of Huntinburg. Kyle Mehringer is a 10-year member of the Lucky Shamrocks
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and construction projects. He is the son of Brad and Jill Patberg of Huntingburg. Sarah Pund is a 10-year member of the Country Guys & Gals 4-H Club. During her 4-H career, her favorite projects included cake decorating and ceramics. She is
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Kaitlyn Mann
Chloe McNeely
Kyle Mehringer
Amy Metz
Kayla Mullis
Emily Nord
Hannah Rydberg
Cole Scherzinger
Kendra Schipp
Faith Schmitt
Miranda Sermersheim
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Teen (Concluded from Page 3) career, her favorite projects included drawing, painting and ceramics. She is the daughter of Chad Roberts and Lisa Shipman of French Lick. Lauren Roos is a 10-year member of Country Guys & Gals 4-H Club. During her 4-H career, her favorite projects included goats and beef. She is the daughter of Chris and Tina Roos of Ferdinand. Justin Rottet is a 10-year member of the Hoppers 4-H Club. During his 4-H career, his favorite projects included rabbits, drawing and construction toys. He is the son of Phil and Kathy Rottet of Jasper. Hannah Rydberg is a 10-year member of the Lucky Shamrocks 4-H Club. During her 4-H career, her favorite projects included speech and ceramics. She is the daughter of Bryan and Janet Rydberg of Jasper. Cole Scherzinger is a 10-year member of the Celestine All Stars 4-H Club. During his 4-H career, his favorite projects included poultry, shooting sports and veterinary science. He is the son of Chuck and Karen Scherzinger of Celestine. Kendra Schipp is an eightyear member of the Country Guys & Gals 4-H Club. During her 4-H career, her favorite projects included ducks and junior leaders. She is the daughter of Jeff and
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Lauren Roos
Justin Rottet
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Hailey Thayer
Lauren Tretter
Amy Troesch
Mackenzie Voegerl
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42 years with 4-H and loving every minute By MICHAEL MAZUR Special Sections Writer Theresia Seitz is someone who can show you that it is never too late to become involved with 4-H. All you need is a reason and to love working with children. She was never involved with 4-H as a kid and didn’t get involved when her two oldest children, Sheila (Wilson) and Doug, became members. It was about five years later, when her youngest child, Brian, became a member that she decided to get involved. “In my neighborhood there were 12 to 14 kids” and I decided to organize our own club, the Patoka River Gang. Her two eldest dropped out of their other club and joined hers. So with her three children she began to learn along with them. That began her 42-year journey with 4-H. “I didn’t know much about a lot of stuff, but I learned with them,” she said. She hunted for leaves in the woods with her children, collecting leaves from various trees to display on exhibit boards for their forestry projects. Those boards were pretty, she said. One year, Doug, was awarded grand champion at the Dubois County Fair and at the Indiana State Fair for his leaf display board. That year, she says, she remembers well. The local fair judge said that her son’s board was well done, but there is one mistake, a leaf was labeled wrong. As her eyes widened in surprise with that comment, she “politely challenged” the judge. After a little discussion, the judge agreed with her and stood corrected. “I will never forget that,” she said with a mother’s smile. Her 4-H involvement included leading the Patoka River Gang club for 12 years — only disbanding the club when Brian finished his 4-H career — serving as a council member for six years and performing various duties as a 4-H volunteer. Theresia raised poultry for a long time because she liked the various breeds of chickens. Along with her husband, they built a 60-foot-long building from lumber laying around the farm to house the chickens. The building was compartmentalized to separate the 60 different breeds. Along with raising chickens, she raised wildlife like peacocks, chukar and quail. Growing up as she raised chickens, it was only natural that her children would include poultry in their 4-H projects. She had wanted a building dedicated to house the chicken exhibits during the fair. It took a while before that building came to fruition, but in part it came through the efforts of her and a couple of others. They became council members and advocated for a building and eventually one was constructed. She wanted a dedicated build-
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This year Theresia Seitz can be found helping in the poultry barn at the Dubois County 4-H Fair, but in the 42 years she’s been volunteering she has played a part in nearly all aspects of the 4-H fair. ing because she remembers when the chickens were housed under a tent and one night during the fair it stormed, raining so hard that the rain was blowing inside the tent. “I remember that the chickens were wet as can be,” she said. And she is very proud that she was instrumental in writing the rules for showing poultry which includes not only chickens but ducks. She said to this day those rules still stand with the exception of one change that created a separate category for large fancy breeds like the Rhode Island Red. She has performed many tasks
as a volunteer, from ordering the food items for the two foods booths at the tractor pull when it was held during the fair, setting up and tearing down exhibits and aiding in the judging process to chaperoning the kids who spent the night in the animal exhibit barns, including the hog, cow, chicken and rabbit barns. Part of her job was to make sure the exhibits remained intact and to keep the mischievous kids in line. That was a hard thing to do, she said, kids will be kids, you had to keep one eye open. You can’t catch them all, she added. “They got us once,” she said
as a smile spread across her face. One of her children had exhibited white New Zealand rabbits and sometime after the fair she noticed one “looked like it was going to have babies.” When the rabbit gave birth, some were black and various shades of gray. She knew then that someone had put a black rabbit in with New Zealand rabbit’s cage. “They (the kids) have been known to do things like that,” she said.
She use to spend the entire fair week at the fairgrounds. She would park her camper at the campground and she and her children would stay there overnight. Since she was spending a lot of time at the barns, she eventually parked her camper near them instead of the campground. Even while volunteering for 4-H, she found the time to order the food and work in the Northeast Dubois High School band booth as all her children were in band. “I tell people if you have kids in 4-H get involved with them and their projects. It is so much fun.” She was very proud when her children won awards. They each one numerous grand champion awards in many project areas, but as you would expect they also won with their chickens. Brian was named 4-H’er of the year and also won the Sousa award in band. “Between raising animals on the farm, raising my children and working with 4-H and band, I don’t know how I did it, but I am glad I did and I really loved working with the kids,” she said. Now, at 82, she has been winding down her volunteering workload doing what she can handle. She is going on her 43rd year with 4-H and admits she “can’t do all that I did before and that this might be her last year. “Just depends on how I feel. I want to do it, but I don’t know if I still can,” she said. “I put a lot into that club (4-H) and I loved every minute of it,” she said.
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4-H Fair brings animals, food, entertainment Today 3-7 p.m. 4-H and open class exhibits check-in, EB1 and EB2 3-7 p.m. Community judging: foods, flowers, microwave, candle making, sewing/fashion revue, CP; clogging, EB2; cake decorating and small pets and aquatic science, CPO; open class foods judging, EB2 Saturday 7-9 a.m. Rabbit check-in, SAB 8 a.m. 5k trail run/walk (Run 4 Fun), fairground’s trails (preregistration $15; late registration $20; 4-H member pre-late registration $10) 8:30 a.m.- finish Project judging, buildings closed to public. (8 a.m. judging informational meeting, CP) 10 a.m. Rabbit show with showmanship to follow, SAB 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Horse & pony check-in, HB Sunday 6-9 a.m. Beef check-in, CTB 6–8:30 a.m. Swine check-in, SwB 7-10 a.m. Dairy check-in, CtB 7-11 a.m. Poultry, ducks and turkey check-in, SaB 7:30–10 a.m. Goat check-in, ShB 8 –10 a.m. Sheep check-in, ShB 10 a.m. Horse performance show, HPA 1:30 p.m. Dairy show and showmanship, SC
Monday 7 a.m. –9 p.m. Small animal building open, SAB 9 a.m. Goat show and showmanship, SC 5 p.m. 4-H fair grand opening ceremony; Justin and Aaron from The Hiding perform following ceremony, FS 5–9:30 p.m. 4-H and open class exhibit buildings open, EB1 and EB2 6-9 p.m. 50 Quilts for 50 Years exhibit, CP 6-9:30 p.m. Commercial exhibits open, CmB 6 p.m. Sheep show and showmanship, SC 6-10 p.m. Carnival rides open, MW 6:30 p.m. Junior and senior English horse show, HPA Tuesday Donor of the day: Rural King 7 a.m.–9 p.m. Small animal building open, SAB 5–9:30 p.m. 4-H and open class exhibit buildings open, EB1 and EB2 6-9:30 p.m. Commercial exhibits open, CmB 6-10 p.m. Carnival rides open, MW 6 p.m. Swine show and showmanship, SC; and poultry, ducks and turkey show, SAB 6-9- p.m. Caricature by Karen Kovich, GPT 6:30 p.m. Junior gaming horse show, HPA; and birds of prey, CP 7 p.m. Garden tractor pull,
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CtB: Cattle Barn MW: Midway EB1: 4-H Exhibit Building SAB: Small Animal Building EB2: 4-H and Open Class Exhibit Building SC: Show Corral ShB: Sheep Barn FS: Free Stage SwB: Swine Barn GPT: Gathering Place Tent TBA: To Be Announced
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Wednesday Donor of the day: Superior Ag 7 a.m.–9 p.m. Small animal building open, SAB 9:30 a.m. Beef show and showmanship, SC 2 p.m. Cat judging, CP 5–9:30 p.m. 4-H and open class exhibit buildings open, EB1 and EB2 6 p.m. Leukemia Foundation, CP; and kiddie pedal pull, handicap parking, near CP 6-9:30 p.m. Commercial exhibits open, CmB 6-10 p.m. Carnival rides open, MW 6:30 p.m. Senior gaming horse show, HPA 7 p.m. Robotics and project demonstration night, CP; and truck flat drag racing, $10, no pit pass, GSA 7 and 8:30 p.m. Magician
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2017 4-H donors ■■ Gold Clover Donor Superior Ag Resources Co-op Inc. ■■ Silver Clover Donors PSC; Hutson Inc.; Herb Thyen Foundation; Optimist Club of Jasper; Dubois County Farm Bureau Inc.; Boberg Crop Insurance Service; Steven M. Seger Memorial Foundation; Blesch Bros. Equipment; German American; Rural King; Dubois REC; and Jasper Engine & Transmission. ■■ Bronze Clover Donors Smithville Fiber; Precision Farming Solutions; Patoka Equipment,Inc.; Kunkel Insurance Agency; John and Kim Doty; Fischer Electric Inc.; Farbest Foods Inc.; Huntingburg Dairy Queen; Best Home Furnishings; Ackerman Oil and Southern Indiana Propane; MasterBrand Cabinets Inc.; LAN Concrete Technology LLC; Farm Credit Mid-America; Agvanced Seed & Services LLC; and WBDC FM/WJTS TV 18. ■■ Green Clover Donors Young Masonry & Building Inc.; Woods Printing Co. Inc; Victor Ippoliti Attorney At Law; Thieman Realty; Steve and Marg Buechler; St. Anthony Community Center; Seng Pediatric Dentistry; Schroering Plumbing Heating & AC LLC; Schnellville Conservation Club; Sander Processing; Pund Plumbing, Heating & Cooling Inc.; Pieper-Burns State Farm Insurance; Obermeyer Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki; Nonte & Company CPAs;
Newsom Show Cattle; Monesmith & Wood Oral Surgery; Larry and Gae Holtzman; D & E Dougan Farm; Indiana Furniture; Hulsman Electric; Hopf Equipment; Hoosier Laser Inc.; Fischer’s Home Appliance Repairs; Fischer Farms Natural Foods LLC; Buehler Inc., Dave Buehler; Brosmer Land Surveying & Engineering Inc.; Brescher Filming & Photography; Bob Luegers Motors; Ann Patterson, MD; Voegerl Construction Inc.; OFS Brands; Jasper OB-GYN; Jasper Moose Family Center; Hoosier Business Machines; Bingham Greenebaum Doll; Uebelhor & Sons Chevy, Cadillac, Toyota; St. Anthony American Legion Post No. 493; Hunter Paving & Construction; YMI; Women of the Moose #955; Love Excavating; KWK Enterprise, Kenneth W. Kippenbrock; VFW Post 673; Ridetech Inc.; All Star Sports; Agri Central Sales Inc.; Wayne and Valery Kessens; Jeremy Oeding; Messmer Mechanical Inc.; Marvin Betz Herbs N More; Kim A. Messmer, Indiana Mary Kay Sales Director; Jasper Kiwanis Club; Dubois County Tire & Supply; Bill and Pat Reckelhoff; Best For Le$$; Westside Dairy Queen; The American Legion Dubois County Post 147; Central Concrete Supply; Sunset Laundry & Dry Cleaners; The Servants Inc.; Meyer Distributing c/o Mike Braun; Holiday Foods, Freedom Bank, Ferdinand Farmers Mutual Insurance Company Inc.; Bookkeeping and More Inc.; Schnellville Mill Inc.; Werner Sawmill Inc.; Ronald and
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ALISHA JUCEVIC, FILE/THE HERALD
Emmerson Schwinghammer of Huntingburg slid down the Wild Thing slide at last year’s Dubois County 4-H Fair in Bretzville. The midway will be open from 6 to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday.
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Area youths, adults active in Dubois County 4-H Following are the 4-H clubs in Dubois County and a list of their members. Members who are in a primary club as well as a special interest club are listed only with the primary club. Blue Ribbon Leader: Rose Hopf and Melissa Wagner. Members: Brock Fleck, Jonah Fleck, Reece Fleck, Abigail Hopf, Alexa Hopf, Isaac Hopf and Lydia Hopf. Busy Bees Leaders: Annette Applegate, Tara Betz, Theresa Gutgsell and Amy Mitchell. Members: Katlyn Betz, Lydia Betz, Tia Brosmer, Abigail Eckert, Claire Eckert, Kiersten Haas, Elise Hasenour, Lydia Hauser, Sara Helming, Kaitlyn Hoffman, Kendra Hoffman, Ella Hopf, Linda Jacob, Paige Leonard, Madelyn Miller, Elaine Schroeder, Anna Striegel, Madelyn Sturgeon, Hailey Thayer, Amber Theising, Ava Verkamp, Olivia Wehr and Grace Wendholt. Celestine All Stars Leaders: Danielle Schnell. Members: Tanner Beckman, Clayton Best, Baron Betz, Andrew Bieker, Owen Bieker, Makenzie Buchta, Trace Buechler, Grant Burke, Aiden Elliott, Curtis Gress, Landon Gutgsell, Lucas Gutgsell, Nicholas Helming, Alan Kerstiens, Nicholas Lueken, Matthew Messmann, Samuel Messmann, Xavier Meyer, Brandon Pund, Blake Reckelhoff, Chase Reckelhoff, Landon Reuber, Clayton See ACTIVE on Page 10
SARAH SHAW, FILE/THE HERALD
Caroline Gadlage of Jasper washed her quarter horse named Windy outside the horse barn at the Dubois County 4-H Fairgrounds in Bretzville last year. The horse shows will take place at 10 a.m. Sunday, 6:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday and 6 p.m. Thursday.
The ProRehab Clinic in Ferdinand will be opening the first week in August.
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SARAH ANN JUMP, FILE/THE HERALD
Ashtyn Oeding of Ferdinand sprayed water on her cousin Emily Oeding’s hogs at the Dubois County 4-H Fairgrounds last year. The hog show will take place at 6 p.m. Tuesday.
Active (Continued from Page 9) Sander, Cole Scherzinger, Maddox Schnell, Blake Schroering, Jaxen Sermersheim, Jake Tower, Nigel Tretter, Kasey Verkamp, Ethan Wagner and Gavin Wagner. Country Cloggers Leaders: David Drew, Eva Drew, Salena Drew and Korey Verkamp. Members: Sabrina Dunning, Aoibhinn Rasche, Allisa Worley and Sasha Worley. Country Guys & Gals Leaders: Tonja Blackgrove and Darla Laake.
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Active (Continued from Page 10) Justin Street, Wyatt Street, Aaron Tretter, Amber Tretter, Garrett Tretter, Katelyn Tretter, Lauren Tretter, Madison Tretter, Morgan Tretter and Anthony Weyer. Country Stars Leaders: Mark Dilger and David Rogier. Members: Rylee Auffart, Avari Burger, Jared Burger, Ashlyn Dilger, Hattie Dilger, Leah Dilger, Payton Dilger, Beckett Fehribach, Kendyll Gaesser, Kylie Giesler, Aaron Hurst, Amy Metz, Emily Nord, Faith Schmitt, Amy Troesch, Erika Uebelhor, Mackenzie Voegerl and Faith Zazzetti. Crusaders Leaders: Albert Haug, Tammy Haug and Karen Werner. Members: Dylan Bays, Brooke Haug, Jaclyn Haug, Travis Haug, Tyler Haug, Austin Knies, Allyson Werner, Benjamin Werner, Erica Werner, Nicholas Werner, William Werner, Adam Weyer, Alex Weyer, Hannah Weyer, Aaron White and Danielle Wilmes. Dubois County 4-H Junior Leaders Leader: Luke Hoffman. Member: Alexandra Patmore. Dutch Workers Leaders: Erin Meyer and Chad Sickbert. Members: Brody Barrett, Chaney Barrett, Courtney Blackgrove, Mya Blackgrove, Tyson Blackgrove, Kali Chambers, Avery Geesaman, Skyler Gifford, Isaac Heile, Xavier Horton, Bailey Keusch, Jack Keusch, Jill Keusch, Molly Keusch, Wesley Keusch, Alyssa McPherron, Jackson McPherron, Grace Meece, Elizabeth Mehringer, Samuel Mehringer, Anna Meyer, Eli Meyer, Luke Meyer, Jazmyne Ramsey, Ava Rasche, Olivia Rasche, Ayla Ring, Noah Ring, Clayton Sickbert, Garrison Sickbert, Grace Sickbert, William Sickbert, Luke Trout, Ricardo Vanegas-Barahona, Victoria Vanegas-Barahona, Emily Whitehurst, Sarah Whitehurst and Aidan Wibbeler.
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Brysen Hopf of St. Anthony, left, sprayed shaving cream on his brother, Colten, and Colten sprayed Gabe Steckler of St. Henry during the annual shaving cream fight last year at the Dubois County 4-H Fairgrounds in Bretzville. ALISHA JUCEVIC, FILE THE HERALD
Happy Go Lucky Leaders: Melinda Beyke and Marla Wineinger. Members: Makenzie Beyke, Payton Bowles, Madalyn Burgan, Emilee Clark, Emma Johnson, Katlyn Johnson, Hannah Mehringer, Jazlyn O’Brian, Melanie Roberts, Heidi Sander, Alisa Sollman, Courtney Vittitow, Zoe Voegerl and Nicole Vonderheide. Holy Family Young Hopefuls Leaders: Alan Brenner, Vicki Summerlot and Deb Voegerl. Members: Camille Aders, Lindsey Aders, Alexandria Arthur, Nick Bell, Sophie Birge, Eric Brenner, Leah Brosmer, Raelyn Brosmer, Sarah Buechler, Kale Burke, Kimbra Burke, Addison Clauss, Wesley Eckman, Riley Fischer, Jade Gress, Lexi Gress, Heather Gudorf, Elizabeth Hasenour, Luke Hasenour, Tessa Hemmerlein, Tori Hemmerlein, Alexanda Hohler, Elizabeth Hohler, Logan Hostetter, Madison Hostetter, Emmett Hurm, Caroline Kieffner, Kate Kieffner, Nicholas Kieffner, Kai Kunz, Kasen Kunz, Benjamin Ludlow, Christian Ludlow, Lauren Ludlow, Noah Ludlow, Erin Ly-
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Lexi Godfrey and Alyssa McKee of Jasper, held hands while riding the swings at the Dubois County 4-H Fairgrounds in Bretzville last year. SARAH SHAW, FILE THE HERALD
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Kensley Gogel of St. Henry fed hay to a dairy cow during last year’s Dubois County 4-H Fairgrounds in Bretzville. The dairy show will take place at 1:30 p.m. Sunday. SARAH ANN JUMP THE HERALD
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Ella Goeppner of Jasper left, April Decesaro of Bethany, Ill., and Katie Stenftenagel of Jasper played cards during last year’s fair in Bretzville. Stenftenagel said she usually stays at the fairgrounds until about midnight before heading home, and to pass the time she often plays cards with friends. ALISHA JUCEVIC THE HERALD
Active (Concluded from Page One) Jared Beck, Timothy Beck, John Beckman, Ed Boeglin, Jennifer Boeglin, Samantha Boeglin, John Butler, Robert Calvert, Bret Collignon, Melissa Cushman, Andrew Danzer, Scott Fromme, Jay Giesler, Steven Haggh, Edward Hohler, David Hollinden, Kyle Lechner, Steve Lechner, John Lehmkuhler, Tim Lueken, Zach Mauder, Abigail Meadows, Elijah Mundy, Steve Pace, Casey Reckelhoff, Dana Reckelhoff, Daniel Reckelhoff, John Rickelman, Tony Sanders, Vincent Schroering, Nicholas Snider, Dennis Wickman and Terry Wineinger. Members: David Ballard, Roselyn Bounds, Samuel Bowles, Joshua Braunecker, Nick Buechlein, Hunter Bumm, Blake Danzer, Kylene Danzer, Elijah Eckert, Seth Eckert, Elliott Fischer, Ethan Fischer, Carson Fleck, Wyatt Fleck, Henry Fromme, Reece Fromme, Christian Geesaman, Austin Gehlhausen, Dakota Giesler, Jaylyn Giesler, Lucas Greishaber, Will Gress, Casey Haggh, Seth Hartwick, Jace Hasenour, Alexia Hoskins, Peyton Hoskins,
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Braxton Mitchell of Schnellville showed his heifer in the beef show at the Dubois County 4-H Fairgrounds in Bretzville last year.
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Garrett Betz of Schnellville let out a loud grunt as he pulled the rope during the tug-of-war competition last year. This year’s competition will take place at 7 p.m. Thursday.
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Deion Henke of Ferdinand reversed his car on top of Justen Ferguson of Huntingburg during the full-stock class of the demolition derby last year. Henke won the Mad Dog Award for the class. The derby will take place at 6 p.m. Saturday.
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Maya Jones and Gracie Graves, both of Ferdinand, ordered deep fried Oreos while Taryn Prechtel of Schnellville and Tatum Englert of St. Anthony walked around during last year’s fair.
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Rose Tempel and her sister Marie of St. Henry, played cards in the cattle barn during last year’s fair.
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Makenzi Ring and her brother Dylan of Huntingburg sat on their heifer so that their mother, Jeri Ring, could take their photo before last year’s dairy show.