2013 Warren County Fair Book

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4-H & Junior Fair Sections for the 2013 Warren County Fair

Junior Fairboard

The Junior Fair Board is composed of high school students from throughour Warren County with an interest in volunteering at the Warren County Fair.  Members must be willing and available to dedicate a tremendous amount of time, energy and effort.  There are monthly meetings October through June, pre-fair workdays and judging events and fair week itself.  The rewards of this commitment include the experience itself as well as the opportunity it provides to develop strong leadership and organizational skills. 

All Junior Fair Board members are expected to promote the philosophy of education and improvement of skills through fair competition at the Warren County Fair with an emphasis on reading, understanding and enforcing the general rules, agricultural rules and specific exhibit rules.

The Warren County Fair Board invites all Warren County youth from 4-H, FFA, FHA, Grange, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Camp Fire and Farm Bureau to participate in competitions and activities at the fair.  To learn more about becoming a member of the 2013 Junior Fair Board, click here.

General Information


Junior Fair Activities

 

Junior Fair Livestock

Required Section for ALL Junior Fair Livestock Projects

 

Department Rules

 

Miscellaneous Information

 

4-H Animal Shows

 

4-H General Projects

 

 

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4-H Camp Registration available now
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Summer camp offers a variety of new educational experiences for youth: opportunities for self discovery and accomplishment, group living and teamwork, new friendships, new skills and plenty of just plain fun! Registration forms are now available on this web page or from the Extension office.
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