Woodbury County Fair judging results
Posted: Thursday, August 02, 2007
Results of judging at the Woodbury County Fair are listed below:
Home Improvement
Home Improvement exhibits include many projects for the home, such as design, furniture, accessories, fabrics, and maintenance. The following exhibitors will be advancing to the Iowa State Fair:
Megan Meister, Kingsley
Kayleigh Barrett, Sioux City
Michael Wright, Moville
Matthew Wright, Moville
Andrea Bernard, Correctionville
Alternate State Fair ribbons were awarded to Nathan Utesch, Jared Schramm, Jessica Wade, Carter Swanger and James Wright.
4-H Horticulture Fair Results
Horticulture entries included garden samples of fruits, nuts, and vegetables, houseplants, and cut flower specimens.
The county champion was a tie between Billy VanEldik of Bronson with cut flowers, Mark Putze of Moville with a variety garden display, Andy Kollbaum of Bronson with vegetables, Jedidiah McCoy of Climbing Hill with houseplants and Dylan Mulfinger of Climbing Hill with fruit.
The reserve champion was a tie between Kayleigh Barrett of Sioux City with cut flowers, Matt Nelson of Moville with a variety garden display, and Jedidiah McCoy of Climbing Hill with vegetables.
Child Development
Child development exhibits involve projects or programs such as games and toys, original stories, babysitting, toy safety, guidance and discipline, or special needs children.
Child Development exhibitors advancing to the Iowa State Fair are: Dana Sly and Matt Lord, both of Sioux City. Alternate State Fair Child Development winners are Kayleigh Barrett and Megan Logan, both of Sioux City
Expressive Art (Photography)
The 4-H Photography fair classes include single photo, photo series, slides, and photography exhibits. Exhibits advancing to the Iowa State Fair are:
Casey Reyman, Cushing
Randi Reeder, Lawton
Kelsey Utesch, Correctionville
Sam Little, Climbing Hill
Cassidy Corey, Salix
Josh Thomas, Climbing Hill
Natasha Lewis, Cushing
Alternate State Fair exhibitors in Photography are Natalie Lord, Randi Reeder (2), Calvin Smith, Nathan Utesch, Casey Reyman and Emilee Droegmiller.
Expressive Art (Visual Arts)
4-H Expressive Arts exhibits in the Visual Arts Department include original art in many media, including paper, fiber, clay, leather, textiles, wood, glass and plastic, metal, chalk, carbon and pigment, and nature materials. Design and media exploration are also exhibited by 4-H'ers at the Woodbury County Fair.
In the Visual Art Department, winners advancing to the Iowa State Fair are:
Original Art, Lauren Eckert, Sioux City; Design and/or Technique Exploration, Natalie Fylstra, Salix;
Joshua Thomas, Hornick; Amy Widman, Sergeant Bluff.
Alternate State Fair Visual Arts exhibitors are Landon Wright, Brittany Weber, Jessica Wade and Amanda Wyant
{M3Food and Nutrition
Food and Nutrition exhibits include food preparation and safety, consumer management, nutrition and wellness and other food and nutrition ideas. Food and Nutrition exhibitors advancing to the Iowa State Fair are:
Megan Meister, Kingsley
Mary Burroughs (2), Sioux City
Tony Hansen, Hornick
Dana Sly, Sioux City
Andrea Bernard, Correctionville
Megan Logan, Sioux City
Alternate State Fair Food and Nutrition winners were Megan Meister, Nicole Morgan, Tyler Hansen, Jared Schramm, Megan Logan and Natalie Lord.
Issues Department Fair Results
The Issues Department within the Woodbury County Youth and 4-H program is any exhibit by an individual or group that is an outgrowth from an Extension 4-H education experience. Exhibits might include, but are not limited to, topics such as water quality, erosion, pollution, radon, substance abuse, teen pregnancy, animal welfare/rights, etc.
The exhibit evaluated at the fair is an outgrowth from an educational experience selected to represent Woodbury County at the Iowa State Fair will be Nicole Morgan of Marcus.
Personal Development
Six exhibits were selected to advance to the Iowa State Fair in the Personal Development Department. 4-H Personal Development classes include exhibits on camping, citizenship, communication, health, leadership, music, safety, and self-determined projects or programs. The class and winners are as follows:
{M3Class {M3Name
Citizenship Tony Hansen, Hornick
Citizenship Megan Meister, Kingsley
Citizenship Casey Reyman, Cushing
Citizenship Natalie Lord, Sioux City
Communication Nicole Morgan, Marcus
Leadership Jessica Wade, Sioux City
Alternate State Fair Personal Development winners are: Dana Sly, Jessica Wade (2), Lauren Eckert and Kaitlyn Brady.
The Poster Art winner was Shea Topf of Sloan. The alternate was Joshua Thomas of Climbing Hill.
The 4-H Historical/Family Heritage class is designed to help participants gain a greater appreciation for and to focus on 4-H history and family heritage. Emphasis is also provided for an intergenerational focus. Participants are encouraged to learn and share more about the history of 4-H in Iowa and/or their family heritage. This class is designed and intended to provide an opportunity for 4-H’ers and adults to form a team in planning and developing an exhibit to share together learning related to 4-H history and heritage. The winners who will advance to the State Fair are Megan Meister of Kingsley and Drew Schramm of Moville.
The alternates chosen are Nathaniel Morgan of Marcus and Jessica Ross of Lawton.
4-H Consumer and Management exhibit should demonstrate use of the decision-making model as described in project materials. The process of learning about you as a consumer is the most important part of the project. The winner was Kaitlyn Brady of Sioux City. The merit winner was Braden Christensen.
Textiles and Clothing
Textiles and clothing exhibits include projects on clothing design and creative sewing, choosing clothes and learning about fabrics, clothing safety and care, and personal pointers. Textile and clothing exhibitors advancing to the Iowa State Fair are:
Mary Burroughs (2), Sioux City
Katelyn Susie, Kingsley
Samantha Swanger, Sioux City
Alternate fair ribbons in the textile and clothing area were awarded to Anna Duncan, Shelby Perez, Megan Logan and Zoe Linn.
Science, Mechanical & Engineering Fair Results
4-H exhibits within the Science, Mechanical and Engineering Department include: aerospace, automotive, computer, energy, electric/electronics, small engines, tractor, welding, woodworking, science & technology and other science, mechanical and engineering ideas.
Three exhibits were selected to advance to the Iowa State Fair:
Welding Mikayla Fleck, Anthon
Automotive Michael Wright, Moville
Woodworking Jessica McAllister, Sergeant Bluff
Alternate State Fair winners include Josh Powell, Joshua Thomas and Jake Parker.
Home Improvement
Home Improvement exhibits include many projects for the home, such as design, furniture, accessories, fabrics, and maintenance. The following exhibitors will be advancing to the Iowa State Fair:
Megan Meister, Kingsley
Kayleigh Barrett, Sioux City
Michael Wright, Moville
Matthew Wright, Moville
Andrea Bernard, Correctionville
Alternate State Fair ribbons were awarded to Nathan Utesch, Jared Schramm, Jessica Wade, Carter Swanger and James Wright.
4-H Horticulture Fair Results
Horticulture entries included garden samples of fruits, nuts, and vegetables, houseplants, and cut flower specimens.
The county champion was a tie between Billy VanEldik of Bronson with cut flowers, Mark Putze of Moville with a variety garden display, Andy Kollbaum of Bronson with vegetables, Jedidiah McCoy of Climbing Hill with houseplants and Dylan Mulfinger of Climbing Hill with fruit.
The reserve champion was a tie between Kayleigh Barrett of Sioux City with cut flowers, Matt Nelson of Moville with a variety garden display, and Jedidiah McCoy of Climbing Hill with vegetables.
Child Development
Child development exhibits involve projects or programs such as games and toys, original stories, babysitting, toy safety, guidance and discipline, or special needs children.
Child Development exhibitors advancing to the Iowa State Fair are: Dana Sly and Matt Lord, both of Sioux City. Alternate State Fair Child Development winners are Kayleigh Barrett and Megan Logan, both of Sioux City
Expressive Art (Photography)
The 4-H Photography fair classes include single photo, photo series, slides, and photography exhibits. Exhibits advancing to the Iowa State Fair are:
Casey Reyman, Cushing
Randi Reeder, Lawton
Kelsey Utesch, Correctionville
Sam Little, Climbing Hill
Cassidy Corey, Salix
Josh Thomas, Climbing Hill
Natasha Lewis, Cushing
Alternate State Fair exhibitors in Photography are Natalie Lord, Randi Reeder (2), Calvin Smith, Nathan Utesch, Casey Reyman and Emilee Droegmiller.
Expressive Art (Visual Arts)
4-H Expressive Arts exhibits in the Visual Arts Department include original art in many media, including paper, fiber, clay, leather, textiles, wood, glass and plastic, metal, chalk, carbon and pigment, and nature materials. Design and media exploration are also exhibited by 4-H'ers at the Woodbury County Fair.
In the Visual Art Department, winners advancing to the Iowa State Fair are:
Original Art, Lauren Eckert, Sioux City; Design and/or Technique Exploration, Natalie Fylstra, Salix;
Joshua Thomas, Hornick; Amy Widman, Sergeant Bluff.
Alternate State Fair Visual Arts exhibitors are Landon Wright, Brittany Weber, Jessica Wade and Amanda Wyant
{M3Food and Nutrition
Food and Nutrition exhibits include food preparation and safety, consumer management, nutrition and wellness and other food and nutrition ideas. Food and Nutrition exhibitors advancing to the Iowa State Fair are:
Megan Meister, Kingsley
Mary Burroughs (2), Sioux City
Tony Hansen, Hornick
Dana Sly, Sioux City
Andrea Bernard, Correctionville
Megan Logan, Sioux City
Alternate State Fair Food and Nutrition winners were Megan Meister, Nicole Morgan, Tyler Hansen, Jared Schramm, Megan Logan and Natalie Lord.
Issues Department Fair Results
The Issues Department within the Woodbury County Youth and 4-H program is any exhibit by an individual or group that is an outgrowth from an Extension 4-H education experience. Exhibits might include, but are not limited to, topics such as water quality, erosion, pollution, radon, substance abuse, teen pregnancy, animal welfare/rights, etc.
The exhibit evaluated at the fair is an outgrowth from an educational experience selected to represent Woodbury County at the Iowa State Fair will be Nicole Morgan of Marcus.
Personal Development
Six exhibits were selected to advance to the Iowa State Fair in the Personal Development Department. 4-H Personal Development classes include exhibits on camping, citizenship, communication, health, leadership, music, safety, and self-determined projects or programs. The class and winners are as follows:
{M3Class {M3Name
Citizenship Tony Hansen, Hornick
Citizenship Megan Meister, Kingsley
Citizenship Casey Reyman, Cushing
Citizenship Natalie Lord, Sioux City
Communication Nicole Morgan, Marcus
Leadership Jessica Wade, Sioux City
Alternate State Fair Personal Development winners are: Dana Sly, Jessica Wade (2), Lauren Eckert and Kaitlyn Brady.
The Poster Art winner was Shea Topf of Sloan. The alternate was Joshua Thomas of Climbing Hill.
The 4-H Historical/Family Heritage class is designed to help participants gain a greater appreciation for and to focus on 4-H history and family heritage. Emphasis is also provided for an intergenerational focus. Participants are encouraged to learn and share more about the history of 4-H in Iowa and/or their family heritage. This class is designed and intended to provide an opportunity for 4-H’ers and adults to form a team in planning and developing an exhibit to share together learning related to 4-H history and heritage. The winners who will advance to the State Fair are Megan Meister of Kingsley and Drew Schramm of Moville.
The alternates chosen are Nathaniel Morgan of Marcus and Jessica Ross of Lawton.
4-H Consumer and Management exhibit should demonstrate use of the decision-making model as described in project materials. The process of learning about you as a consumer is the most important part of the project. The winner was Kaitlyn Brady of Sioux City. The merit winner was Braden Christensen.
Textiles and Clothing
Textiles and clothing exhibits include projects on clothing design and creative sewing, choosing clothes and learning about fabrics, clothing safety and care, and personal pointers. Textile and clothing exhibitors advancing to the Iowa State Fair are:
Mary Burroughs (2), Sioux City
Katelyn Susie, Kingsley
Samantha Swanger, Sioux City
Alternate fair ribbons in the textile and clothing area were awarded to Anna Duncan, Shelby Perez, Megan Logan and Zoe Linn.
Science, Mechanical & Engineering Fair Results
4-H exhibits within the Science, Mechanical and Engineering Department include: aerospace, automotive, computer, energy, electric/electronics, small engines, tractor, welding, woodworking, science & technology and other science, mechanical and engineering ideas.
Three exhibits were selected to advance to the Iowa State Fair:
Welding Mikayla Fleck, Anthon
Automotive Michael Wright, Moville
Woodworking Jessica McAllister, Sergeant Bluff
Alternate State Fair winners include Josh Powell, Joshua Thomas and Jake Parker.
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