Junior fair awards of excellence announced
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Friday, July 20, 2007 3:03 PM CDT
Special to the Herald - Those earning awards of excellence in the junior fair (4-H) at the Northern Wisconsin State Fair are as follows. Results were received on Wednesday from 4-H youth development educator Jackie Johnson.
Poultry
Champion chicken: Lucas Kohls (feather-legged bantam); Reserve champion chicken: Lindsey Kohls (game bantam); Champion duck: Lucas Kohls (ducks, male); Reserve champion duck: Lucas Kohls (ducks, female); Overall champion of show: Lucas Kohls (feather-legged bantam); Overall reserve champion of show: Lucas Kohls (ducks, male).
Knitting, crocheting, stitchery
Awards of excellence: Shelby Lofthus (purse), Erin Arneson (wallhanging), Lindsey Kohls (regular quilt, twin or larger).
Clothing
Awards of excellence: Samantha Greener (skirt w/elastic); Samantha Krista (dress); Chelcie Puetz (dress); Anna Connell (dressy or party dress).
Home furnishings
Award of excellence: Kallie Gascoigne (tin man).
Family living
Award of excellence: Dakota Jones (scrapbook).
Natural resources
Award of excellence: Anna Penrose-Treptow.
Photography
Awards of excellence: David Balko (best photo), Angel Peck (best photo), Courtney Mahr (music video), Kyle Baldeshwiler (best photo), Alissa Briggs (best photo).
Woodworking
Award of excellence: Alex Bowe (patio table and chairs).
Mechanical projects
Award of excellence: Sam Simmons (model truck, self-painted).
Horses, non-animal exhibits
Awards of excellence: Dakota Jones (model horse costume), Molly McIlquham (horse story photo poster).
Small animals, non-animal exhibits
Award of excellence: Chris Hilger (dairy poster).
Plant and soil science
Award of excellence: Eric Wiensch (beets).
Cultural arts
Awards of excellence: Erica Flanigan (marking pens), Josie Radtke (beadwork, ornament), Michael Redinger (recycle craft).
Foods & food preservation
Awards of excellence: Zachary Brunner (rhubarb), Anna Penrose-Treptow (spaghetti sauce), Aaron Turek (beets), Aaron Turek (dill pickles), Jacob Ausman (jelly), Rachel Krumenauer (jelly), Aaron Turek (jam), Anna Rasmus (drop cookies), Zachary Brumel (yeast bread), Aaron Turek (yeast rolls), Deanne Decks (jiffy jam), Cassandra Maki (creative dessert), Abigail Korger (main dish), Brittani Tilton (any other), Anna Connell (advanced cake decorating).
Flowers and houseplants
Awards of excellence: Kyle Hilger (any other foliage), Whitney Puetz (any other flowering plant), Whitney Puetz (any other flowering), Caleb Tiry (African violet), Alex Tandberg (plant craft).
Exploring
Awards of excellence: Lauren Wikan (horse painting), Anna Ramus (simple woodworking project), Nicholas Zeman (drawing).
Horses, animal exhibits
Champion halter: Lexi Bengston; Reserve champion halter: Chelsea Zwiefelhofer; Champion pony, halter: Jamie Bengston; Reserve champion pony, halter: Samantha Morrow; Champion showmanship, halter: Caitlyn Kaz; Reserve champion showmanship, halter: Courtney Bresina; Champion English pleasure: Erin Arneson; Reserve champion English pleasure: Chelsea Zwiefelhofer; Champion English equine: Chelsea Zwiefelhofer; Reserve champion English equine: Erin Arneson; Champion western pleasure pony: Courtney Bresina; Reserve champion western pleasure pony: Samantha Morrow; Champion western pleasure horse: Chelsea Zwiefelhofer; Reserve champion western pleasure horse: Emily Lehmann; Champion western horsemanship: Angel Peck; Reserve champion western horsemanship: Arica Ederer.
Carcass, swine
Top five: 1st - Austin Mahr, 2nd - Michael Rediger, 3rd - Cody Zimmerman, 4th - Logan Arneson, 5th - Dakota Homann.
Carcass, sheep
Top five: 1st - Claire La Breck, 2nd - Megan Zeman, 3rd - Brittany Rajek, 4th - Hannah Artz, 5th - Tasha Seibel.
Carcass, beef
Top five: 1st - Ben Roycraft, 2nd - Craig Foerster, 3rd - Aaron Turek, 4th - Tyler Ross, 5th - Chris Hilger.
All junior fair checks are available at the Extension Office, including club checks for booths. Coordinators are asked to stop by the Extension Office to pick up fair premium checks for his or her club, and present them to youth at the next 4-H club meeting.
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