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2021 B a rt h o lo m e w Co u n t y
4-H FairJune 25-july 3, 2021
FREE AT THE FAIR | MIDWAY SCHEDULE | CALENDAR OF EVENTS
2021 FAIR QUEEN:
KATE SPURGEON ON THE
COVER
Ethan Johnson looks down at his chicken
during the Lil’ Wranglers Poultry Show at the
Bartholomew County 4-H Fair, July 5, 2019.
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CONTENTS
A Fair Welcome. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Outstanding 4-H Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
10-year 4-H members. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Where to park. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Calendar of events. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Farm Bureau Building activities. . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Midway highlights. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Free entertainment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
From left; Olivia Shoaf, Miss Congeniality; Caitlyn Smith, third run- Grandstand events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
ner-up; Emma Nolting, second runner-up; Chloe Sims, first runner-up,
and Kate Spurgeon, 2021 4-H fair queen (also pictured above), during Map of fairgrounds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
the 2021 Bartholomew County 4-H fair queen pageant on June 13.
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A FAIR WELCOME
WELCOME TO THE 2021 BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY 4-H FAIR!
The fairgrounds were originally located on 25th Street on the site now known as Fair
Oaks Mall. In 1956, a group of community leaders decided it was time to have a fair-
The fairgrounds is
ground that was operated and maintained by an elected group of people who were
located at 750 W. Road
interested in improving the conditions for the 4-H members and businesses. 200S, Columbus, IN
On May 7, 1956, a group of citizens met and decided to form a corporate body, later 47201
called the Bartholomew County 4-H Fair Inc. The first board of directors was elected Our mailing
at this meeting. They were Carl Fox, Martha Doup, Perry Doup, Harry Embry, Henry address is:
Hoevener, Walter Miller, B. Parker Newsom Sr., Wendel Shireman and J. Perry Thomp- P.O. Box 342
son. The corporate papers were officially signed Nov. 15, 1956, and a 99-year lease was Columbus, IN 47202-
signed Nov. 24, 1956, between the County Commissioners and the Bartholomew County 0342
4-H Fair Inc. The ground was previously used as a county farm at Road 200S and Indiana 812-372-6133
11 and is now the Bartholomew County 4-H Fair Inc. fairgrounds. The first fair was held Online:
July 21 to 26, 1958. How blessed this community is for this project to continue. www.bartholomew
countyfair.com.
BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY 2021 BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY PURDUE EXTENSION
4-H FAIR BOARD OFFICERS 4-H COUNCIL OFFICERS SERVICE EDUCATORS
Rick Trimpe, President, 812-343-3244 Holly Wischmeier, President 783 S. Marr Road
Corey Jenkins, Vice President, Julie Hoene, Vice President Columbus, IN 47201
812-343-8107 Laura Lancaster, Secretary 812-379-1665
Nathan Downey, Treasurer, Julia Decker, Treasurer extension.purdue.edu/bartholomew
812-371-8461 Missi McNealy, Assistant Treasurer
Janet Clouse, Asst. Treasurer, Elisabeth Eaton, CED, 4-H Youth
812-343-0769 DIRECTORS Development
Susan Arnholt, Secretary, 812-350-5190 Brian Brumley Harriet Armstrong, Health & Human
Shelby Case, Asst. Secretary, Don Coombs Science
812-343-1932 Nathan Downey Beth Tutko-Smith, 4-H School
David Stafford Enrichment Assistant
DIRECTORS Sam Tobias Cora Carter, Agriculture and Natural
Mark Case, 812-343-1920 Hannah Beck, Jr. Leader Resources, Community Development
Darren Collins, 812-342-6055 Josie Burbrink, Jr. Leader Katelyn Kutemeier, Community
Lisa Coombs, 812-350-8738 Emily Hoene, Jr. Leader Wellness Coordinator
Jack Dunn, 812-342-3119 Saylor Lancaster, Jr. Leader Brenda Shireman, Office Manager
Troy Foist, 812-342-1016 Alisha Allen, Secretary
Jason Harper, 812-603-0349
Erica Hamilton-Jordan, 812-343-0463 BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY
Scott Lowe, 812-371-6158 EXTENSION BOARD
Glenn Meek Jr., 812-344-4862 Leah Beyer
Zach Morey, 812-350-6191 Scott Bonnell
Rebecca Speaker, 812-342-0531 John Bundick
Adam Ulrich, 812-343-3284 Nathan Burbrink
Mike Wetzel, 812-374-7886 Amparo Caudell
Josh Whipker, 812-350-0805 Yashira Colón
Andy Whiteside, 812-344-8044 Benjamin Finke
Justin Gelfius
Matt John
Roselyn Johnston
Bill Kerkhof
Shawn McNealy
Trevor Peters
Lori Roney
Mike Speaker
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10-YEAR 4-H
MEMBERS
Kathryn Rayburn working with kids and You should join 4-H because …
Parents: David and Kim- helping others. You make amazing friendships and memories
berly Rayburn Please complete the that will last you a lifetime.
4-H Clubs: ISSK following sentences. What was your most memorable experience
What are your career 4-H is important to me in 4-H?
plans and how has 4-H because … Going to 4-H round-up at Purdue University
influenced those plans? It helped teach me im- because I met 4-Hers from around Indiana and I
I plan on becoming a portant leadership skills fell in love with Purdue’s campus.
physician’s assistant. 4-H that helped me succeed Who has been the most influential person
has influenced that plan in school, work and other throughout your 4-H years?
by allowing me to take sewing (non-wearable) aspects of my life. My mom because she has always pushed me to
as a project, through that I can hand sew and You should join 4-H because … see the meaning behind my hard work in 4-H.
eventually suture. There are so many incredible opportunities What advice would you give to a first-year
Please complete the following sentences. to try new things and find what sparks your 4-H member?
4-H is important to me because … interest. Advice I would give to a 1st year member is to
It taught me responsibility and led to friendship What was your most memorable experience really find the fun out of your projects.
that will last for years to come. in 4-H?
You should join 4-H because … I have many fond memories from meetings, Kate Spurgeon
It teaches you skills that you would not receive clubs and fairs, but I think my favorite was in my
3rd year of 4-H getting to dance in Share The Parents: Aaron and Kavi
in the school year and connects you to real Spurgeon
world skills. Fun with my best friends.
Who has been the most influential person 4-H Clubs: Blooming
What was your most memorable experience Clovers
in 4-H? throughout your 4-H years?
My mom or other 4-H leader Allison Walker What are your career
My most memorable experience was the plans and how has 4-H
annual egg hunt with my club, it was always because they both gave me incredible oppor-
tunities to grow and try new things. influenced those plans?
the best meeting to attend; or winning Grand
Champion Sewing Non-wearable two years in What advice would you give to a first-year I am attending Purdue in
a row. 4-H member? the fall, studying agricul-
Pick all the projects that match your interests ture. 4-H has shown me that there are others
Who has been the most influential person
and hobbies and then pick 1 or 2 that are un- just as passionate about agriculture as myself.
throughout your 4-H years?
The most influential person through my 4-H familiar or new. You may just find a new hobby Please complete the following sentences.
years was my mom. She encouraged me to take you enjoy. 4-H is important to me because …
the projects I was interested in, even some of It has given me so many opportunities over the
her favorites which included barbecue. Marnie Schwartzkopf past 10 years, such as lifelong friends, skills and
What advice would you give to a first-year Parents: Jeff and Mary joy that I will never forget.
4-H member? Schwartzkopf You should join 4-H because …
The advice I would give to first-year 4-H mem- 4-H Clubs: Clover Kids You get to be a part of something way bigger
bers would be attend as many meetings as you What are your career than just yourself, it provides you with a com-
can and become an active member. The more plans and how has 4-H munity of awesome people trying to make the
active you are in your club, the better overall influenced those plans? world a better place!
experience you have. What was your most memorable experience
I plan to major in ag
education at Purdue to in 4-H?
Kathrine Redding become an ag teacher. 4-H When all the projects are done and the
Parents: David (Dave) and Karen Redding has instilled in me a love of agriculture that I livestock are together and ready to be shown.
4-H Clubs: Blacksmithing, Tractor want to instill in my future students. I love seeing everyone appreciate their hard
What are your career plans and how has 4-H Please complete the following sentences. work and hang out together in the barns
influenced those plans? 4-H is important to me because … listening to country music.
I plan on becoming a pediatric nurse practi- It has taught me important life skills such as Who has been the most influential person
tioner. 4-H has helped grow my passion for responsibility and confidence. throughout your 4-H years?
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My mom and all the older girls who showed Who has been the most influential person involved and you meet awesome people.
goats with me, they all encouraged me to do throughout your 4-H years? What was your most memorable experience
my best and to fill life and the fair with love and My dad because he helps me with my pigs. in 4-H?
laughter. What advice would you give to a first-year My most memorable experience in 4-H was
What advice would you give to a first-year 4-H member? showing goats at the fair because it took a lot
4-H member? Don’t be afraid to try anything, nobody is of dedication and it was fun to show with my
Take the time to get to know fellow 4-Hers, expecting you to be perfect at anything right friends.
you’ll never regret it. away. It’s good to learn something new. Who has been the most influential person
throughout your 4-H years?
Kyle Thomas Madison White The most influential person I have worked with
Parents: Max and Kelly Parents: Brett and Allison in my 4-H years is Julie Hoene because she is
Thomas White my club leader, is patient, answers everyone’s
4-H Clubs: White Creek 4-H Clubs: Blooming questions and is super helpful.
Champs Clovers What advice would you give to a first-year
What are your career What are your career 4-H member?
plans and how has 4-H plans and how has 4-H The advice I would give to a first-year 4-H
influenced those plans? influenced those plans? member would be to try lots of new projects
4-H influenced my career While I am undecided on and see what you like, get to know lots of
plans by introducing me my career path currently, people, and have fun.
to new people who can give me advice on what I have done lots of community service in my
to do. time in 4-H. That has helped me realize my Mackenzie Barnett
Please complete the following sentences. desire to help people in my future career. Parents: Brett and Mi-
4-H is important to me because … Please complete the following sentences. chelle Barnett
I am able to spend time with friends and family. 4-H is important to me because … 4-H Clubs: White Creek
You should join 4-H because … It allows me to try new and fun projects I have Needlers
You will meet lots of new friends and make lots never done before and to compete against kids What are your career
of memories. my age while also making lifelong friends in the plans and how has 4-H
What was your most memorable experience process. influenced those plans?
in 4-H? You should join 4-H because … 4-H has helped inspire me
Winning Grand Champion in the carcass show It helps you challenge yourself in new ways, to become a teacher in
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10-year 4-H’ers
of the skills and lessons 4-H has taught me. Hannah Beck It helps teach you responsibility and to make
Please complete the following sentences. Parents: Peter and Beth new friends.
4-H is important to me because … Beck You should join 4-H because …
I have learned so many different skills that I What are your career Not only does it help teach you responsibility,
would not be able to learn anywhere else. I plans and how has 4-H but it helps you to grow and care for your
have made many amazing memories at the fair influenced those plans? community.
and through taking projects. Without 4-H, I would not What was your most memorable experience
You should join 4-H because … have had the courage to in 4-H?
4-H allows you to make memories and gain talk to people about their My most memorable experience was the way
valuable experiences that you will use for life. health. Clubs like Speak we showed animals during COVID-19.
4-H also allows you to grow in your relation- Up and holding officer positions gave me the Who has been the most influential person
ships with fellow 4-Hers. practice and safe atmosphere to gain confi- throughout your 4-H years?
dence. Opportunities like teaching Healthy
What was your most memorable experience Habits classes to youth taught me that I love My grandpa has probably been the most
in 4-H? the healthcare field and working with kids. It influential because not only did he let me keep
My most memorable experience in 4-H was has also helped me choose to go to Purdue this my animals there, but he also taught me how to
showing pigs and baking many different foods fall to become a pediatric nurse practitioner. care for them and train them.
throughout the summer. I also enjoyed our Please complete the following sentences. What advice would you give to a first-year
4-H club meetings and growing my relation- 4-H member?
ships with other people in my club for ten 4-H is important to me because …
My advice is to always listen to advice, never
years. It gave me so many opportunities to learn new give up and have fun.
Who has been the most influential person skills and make new friends! I also learned and
throughout your 4-H years? grew from the feedback from other 4-Hers, club
leaders, judges and volunteers. 4-H gave me Brock Burbrink
The people who have influenced me the most the courage to try new things and not be afraid Parents: Justin and Laura
throughout my 4-H years have been my mom of failing. Burbrink
and my 4-H club leader for ten years, Amy
Mensendiek. You should join 4-H because … 4-H Clubs: ISSK
What advice would you give to a first-year You learn and experience things that you What are your career
4-H member? wouldn’t be able to learn elsewhere. There are plans and how has 4-H
so many opportunities to learn and grow, in influenced those plans?
I would advise all first-year 4-H members to both your skill sets and character. There are
value every moment in 4-H and try to learn Mechanical engineering
people to support you all the way and teach — 4-H has given me in-
and gain memories from taking projects, you how to succeed! You will also have a great
rather than only focusing on what ribbon you sight into how mechanical
time and make many new friends. processes function and perseverance to push
earn.
What was your most memorable experience through any difficult tasks.
in 4-H? Please complete the following sentences.
Dalton Haywood Lee My most memorable 4-H experience was at
Barwick 4-H is important to me because …
the state public speaking competition. When I It gives me opportunities to build on my inter-
Parents: Kenneth and Kay realized that I was speaking in front of a lot of
Barwick ests and a place to showcase those talents.
people and I wasn’t dying, it was a great feeling.
4-H Clubs: SRC All of the encouragement and work of myself, You should join 4-H because …
What are your career my club leaders, friends and family paid off. It gives you a sense of community, builds
Who has been the most influential person lasting friendships, exposes you to different
plans and how has
opportunities and it is fun.
4-H influenced those throughout your 4-H years?
plans? What was your most memorable experience
My parents have been the most influential
in 4-H?
After I graduate this May, people in my 4-H years. They encouraged me to
I plan to get my CDLs and get certified as an try new things, to volunteer, to try leadership Summers in the livestock barn.
electrician. positions and to do everything to the best of Who has been the most influential person
my ability. throughout your 4-H years?
Please complete the following sentences.
My brother Brayden Burbrink. He mentored me
4-H is important to me because … and helped me understand the processes and
It helps you with life skills. Bekah Brown
taught me many aspects about livestock.
You should join 4-H because … Parents: Jason and Eliza-
beth Brown What advice would you give to a first-year
You make some of the best friends in your life. 4-H member?
4-H Clubs: White Creek
You learn how to do all kinds of stuff. Keep up with your paperwork from the very
Needlers, Junior Leaders
What was your most memorable experience beginning of each project.
What are your career
in 4-H?
plans and how has 4-H
My first watermelon relay. influenced those plans? Josie Burbrink
Who has been the most influential person My career plan is to go to Parents: Nathan and Liz Burbrink
throughout your 4-H years? college for nursing. 4-H 4-H Clubs: ISSK, Bartholomew County Live-
My 4-H leader Marcus Speers and my mom. has influenced that by teaching me responsi- stock Judging Team, Bartholomew County
What advice would you give to a first-year bility and to care for others. Junior Leaders
4-H member? Please complete the following sentences. What are your career plans and how has 4-H
Stick with it. It goes faster than you think. 4-H is important to me because … influenced those plans?
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4-H gave me an opportu- Ashleigh Chambers Charles Claycamp
nity to develop my love Parents: Angie and Joe Parents: Brian and Mi-
for animal agriculture. Chambers chele Claycamp
After graduating college, I 4-H Clubs: Clover Kids 4-H Clubs: White Creek
plan to work in the animal Needlers, Feathered
science field. What are your career
plans and how has 4-H Friends
Please complete the influenced those plans? What are your career
following sentences. plans and how has 4-H
I plan on going into
4-H is important to me computer science. The influenced those plans?
because … creativity from the proj- 4-H has influenced my
It gave me an opportunity to meet friends that ects I have done helped influence my love of career path by helping me develop the skills
have the same love for agriculture as me. designing ideas to help people. necessary to be successful in the field of busi-
You should join 4-H because … Please complete the following sentences. ness. In the fall, I plan on attending IU where I
It’s an amazing way to develop leadership, 4-H is important to me because … will major in business with a minor in finance.
communication and management skills. Please complete the following sentences.
It has given me confidence to do more in my
What was your most memorable experience 4-H is important to me because …
in 4-H? life.
You should join 4-H because … It has allowed me to learn valuable life
I have two: watching my sister win the barrow skills such as hard work, determination and
show and judging in Nebraska and North Caro- It is a great community to help learn and grow
lina for livestock judging. yourself into something amazing. responsibility.
Who has been the most influential person What was your most memorable experience You should join 4-H because …
throughout your 4-H years? in 4-H? 4-H offers something for everyone through
I have had multiple in my 4-H career. The Weh- Doing the greased watermelon relay with my many projects and clubs. 4-H allows you to
meier family, my grandparents and my parents club. participate in unique opportunities, meet new
have all shaped my 4-H experience. people and grow as a person.
Who has been the most influential person
What advice would you give to a first-year throughout your 4-H years? What was your most memorable experience
4-H member? in 4-H?
Kristina Stafford.
4-H can be full of headaches, between filling My most memorable experiences in 4-H were
out paperwork and completing projects. I What advice would you give to a first-year the years that I competed with my sisters in
encourage first-year members to push on. In 4-H member? the ring. It was always fun to compete against
my experience, the pros of 4-H way outweigh Have fun and enjoy the experience while it each other, but we were always happy for each
the cons. I wouldn’t trade my experience, the lasts. other, no matter the results.
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10-year 4-H’ers
Who has been the most influential person that I will use throughout my life. What are your career
throughout your 4-H years? You should join 4-H because … plans and how has 4-H
My dad has been the most influential person It is a great opportunity to learn new things, influenced those plans?
throughout my years in 4-H. He has always have a lot of fun, meet new friends and show My career plans are to
helped me out with my projects in any way he off what you have learned at the fair. specialize in intelligence
can, and he has spent countless hours with me What was your most memorable experience through the Marine Corp.
in the barn prepping my livestock. in 4-H? 4-H encouraged me to
What advice would you give to a first-year explore areas of interest
My most memorable experience in 4-H was to find out what is the
4-H member? modeling my coat I made at the state fair and
Don’t be afraid to go out of your comfort zone. perfect fit for me.
making it to the finals.
There are so many opportunities so don’t be Please complete the
Who has been the most influential person following sentences.
afraid to try new things to see if it’s something throughout your 4-H years?
you’ll enjoy. 4-H is important to me because …
The most influential person throughout my
years in 4-H has been my grandma because It allowed me to explore my cooking and
Justin Ray Coombs she spent many hours helping me learn how baking skills. I enjoy trying new recipes.
Parents: Don and Lisa Ray to sew. You should join 4-H because …
Coombs What advice would you give to a first-year It allows you to try many different skills and
4-H Clubs: Country Club 4-H member? projects to find out what you really enjoy.
What are your career Have fun working on your project and don’t What was your most memorable experience
plans and how has 4-H procrastinate. in 4-H?
influenced those plans? My most memorable experiences in 4-H were
To attend University of Zachary Gladden the two years that my projects made it to the
Northwestern Ohio to be- state fair.
Parents: Tim Gladden and
come a diesel mechanic. Who has been the most influential person
Amy Gladden
Please complete the following sentences. throughout your 4-H years?
4-H Clubs: ISSK
4-H is important to me because … Mrs. Oliverio, the Happy-Go-Luckies leader, has
What are your career been super helpful and has given great tips on
4-H helped me to take responsibility and to be plans and how has 4-H
organized. making my recipes better.
influenced those plans? What advice would you give to a first-year
You should join 4-H because … I am attending the Univer- 4-H member?
To learn life skills and meet new people sity of Louisville, majoring The advice I would give to first year 4-H mem-
What was your most memorable experience in Computer Science. 4-H bers is to try two of three projects to learn new
in 4-H? electric projects have allowed me to express my skills.
When I showed against my older sister in expert love for technology, influencing my future.
showmanship with our pygmy goats. Please complete the following sentences. Emily Harker
Who has been the most influential person 4-H is important to me because …
throughout your 4-H years? Parents: Andrew and
It was a quintessential part of building my Ellen Harker
My older sister Tanna, she always pushed me character and work ethic.
and I always wanted to beat her ... and didn’t. 4-H Clubs: Clover Kids
You should join 4-H because … What are your career
What advice would you give to a first-year
It allows you to expand your horizons, along- plans and how has 4-H
4-H member?
side building on your current interests. influenced those plans?
Be as involved as you can and enjoy those
moments because you will miss them when What was your most memorable experience My plans are to attend
they are gone. in 4-H? Purdue University, receive
Building the projects themselves, each project a bachelors in agronomy
came with its own celebrations and hiccups. and become a Crops Consultant. 4-H has
Erin Enzinger influenced my career path by granting me the
Who has been the most influential person
Parents: Rex and Kim opportunity to attend camps at Purdue to help
throughout your 4-H years?
Enzinger me explore my potential career options.
The most influential person over my 4-H years Please complete the following sentences.
4-H Clubs: White Creek
Needlers has been my father, as he helps with projects
when needed and gives input on how I could 4-H is important to me because …
What are your career better my projects. It encouraged me to perfect skills that will help
plans and how has 4-H me achieve my goals in life. 4-H has also helped
influenced those plans? What advice would you give to a first-year
me learn to organize my time and resources to
4-H member?
I plan on studying complete tasks.
computer information Do the projects that sound fun to you and don’t
You should join 4-H because …
technology at Purdue Polytechnic in Columbus. allow yourself to be overworked. Enjoy your
project thoroughly, even if that means cutting 4-H helps one feel accomplished and confi-
4-H has influenced these plans because it has dent. 4-H grants youth with the opportunity to
given me the opportunity to try and learn new down on projects.
explore undiscovered passions.
things.
What was your most memorable experience
Please complete the following sentences. Katie Hagan
in 4-H?
4-H is important to me because … Parents: Brian and Tara Hagan
My most memorable experience in 4-H was
It teaches me life skills, such as responsibility, 4-H Clubs: Happy-Go-Luckies when I decided to name one of my steers Bolt.
10 2021 BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY FAIRThat name ended up fitting him very well be- Emily Hoene Royce Lofton
cause at weigh-in he lived up to his name and Parents: Ben and Julie Parents: Brady and Suzan
bolted out of the pens and the barn. From there Hoene Lofton
he proceeded to romp around the Southside 4-H Clubs: Blooming 4-H Clubs: Kiddin’ Around
playground and then crossed the street over to Clovers, Junior Leaders Goat Club
the housing addition. I, along with volunteers
and other 4-Hers, chased down Bolt. Finally, What are your career What are your career
Tyler Jackson corralled him into a fenced-in plans and how has 4-H plans and how has 4-H
area at Ron & Sondra Peter’s farm to save the influenced those plans? influenced those plans?
day. I plan to major in agri- At this time. I am unde-
Who has been the most influential person business with a minor in cided. I am considering an
throughout your 4-H years? sustainability. elementary education or business degree. 4-H
Please complete the following sentences. is about teaching, so that is why I am consid-
Throughout my decade in 4-H I have had a mul- ering education.
titude of influential people help guide me to 4-H is important to me because …
success. However, behind the scenes my mom It has provided me with numerous life experi- Please complete the following sentences.
has been the most supportive. She encourages ences that have made me a better person. 4-H is important to me because …
me to do my best without doing it for me and You should join 4-H because … It has taught me about financial responsibility
that has made an everlasting impact. It allows you to grow as a person by meeting and time organization.
What advice would you give to a first-year new friends and learning an abundance of life You should join 4-H because …
4-H member? skills. It is fun and you make a lot of new friends.
Do your own paperwork. No matter how awful What was your most memorable experience What was your most memorable experience
you may think it is. You will be grateful that in 4-H? in 4-H?
you did it yourself. Also, if you show livestock, My most memorable experience in 4-H was Winning Grand Champion Boer Goat the first
before you go to a show put Kool Aid in their winning Grand Champion Beef Steer and Heifer year I showed.
water at home and then again at the show so the same year.
they will drink the new water. Who has been the most influential person
Who has been the most influential person throughout your 4-H years?
throughout your 4-H years? My parents, they are very supportive.
My dad has been the most influential person What advice would you give to a first-year
throughout my years in 4-H. 4-H member?
What advice would you give to a first-year Find an older 4-H member to teach you what
4-H member? you need to know.
Always try your best and never give up.
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2021 BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY FAIR 1110-year 4-H’ers
Ella Meek would get to experience for the next 10 years. I It has helped friendships grow and gives kids a
Parents: Matthew and also won the rooster crowing contest by a large chance to learn a wide variety of life skills.
Christy Meek margin which impressed everyone and made You should join 4-H because …
4-H Clubs: Feathered me feel extremely proud to be a part of the Of the experiences and all the memories you
Friends Poultry Club, program. will make.
Bunny Bunch Rabbit Club Who has been the most influential person What was your most memorable experience
What are your career throughout your 4-H years? in 4-H?
plans and how has 4-H The person who has been the most influ- The best memories were hanging out with my
influenced those plans? ential through my 4-H years has been my friends during fair week. There is never a dull
I will be attending the Uni- mom. While I could not have accomplished moment when I am with my friends.
versity of Indianapolis with a major in exercise any of my successes without my leaders and
mentors along the way, the one person who Who has been the most influential person
science. After earning my bachelor’s degree, I throughout your 4-H years?
will be a part of a direct admissions program learned with me through every step was my
mom. I am able to recognize the sacrifices she My mom because she was the one who started
to get my doctorate in occupational therapy to me in 4-H and has helped me with all of my
pursue a career as an occupational therapist. made for me to pursue the ambitions I had,
and she never stopped short when it came to projects throughout the years.
4-H has influenced my career path because
helping me make them happen. We have also What advice would you give to a first-year
it introduced me to numerous life skills and 4-H member?
allowed me to experience working with other been able to bond over our shared interests
4-H members, adult leaders and even livestock. which I would not be able to do with anyone Don’t wait until the last minute to do your
4-H has also allowed me to explore my hobbies else. projects and just enjoy the experience.
such as cooking, crafting and my interest in What advice would you give to a first-year
medicine. These experiences taught me I enjoy 4-H member? Harris Otte
working with people and led me to discover my I would tell a first year 4-H member to not be Parents: Daren and Laura Otte
fondness for medical sciences. intimidated by the older kids and to jump right 4-H Clubs: White Creek Needlers
Please complete the following sentences. in next to them. I would also advise them that What are your career plans and how has 4-H
4-H is important to me because … if they have passions or interests, act on them influenced those plans?
because no matter what, you will learn and
It has provided me with so many relationships, grow from the experience. Plan on studying agribusiness. I learned a lot
learning opportunities and fun experiences. It about agriculture from 4-H and want to con-
has allowed me to discover myself as well as tinue in the agriculture field.
make an impact on my community. Katelyn Mensendiek Please complete the following sentences.
You should join 4-H because … Parents: Keith and Amy 4-H is important to me because …
Mensendiek
You should join 4-H because there is a place for It has taught me responsibility.
everyone and, no matter what your interests 4-H Clubs: White Creek
You should join 4-H because …
are, there will be a project for you that allows Needlers
You will meet a lot of new and different people.
you to learn and grow more than you ever What are your career
plans and how has 4-H What was your most memorable experience
expected.
influenced those plans? in 4-H?
What was your most memorable experience
4-H has helped my love Winning Grand Champion Dairy Cow.
in 4-H?
for animals grow and has Who has been the most influential person
My most memorable experience in 4-H was throughout your 4-H years?
my first year on the night we had a pitch-in shown me the impact animals have on us. This
and rooster crowing contest through my club, is why I will be attending Purdue University to My father.
the Feathered Friends Poultry Club. This night study vet nursing this fall. What advice would you give to a first-year
remains the most memorable for me because it Please complete the following sentences. 4-H member?
showed me the comradery and togetherness I 4-H is important to me because … Try something outside of your comfort zone.
PARKING
Handicapped Parking C and is available for fees
Available with state-issued purchase at the Fair Of- Parking fees will be col-
handicapped parking pass, fice. No reserved parking lected starting at 10 a.m.
at the located near Southside
Elementary School off of
space.
FFA Parking
on Kids Day and 1 p.m. on
the remaining days.
fair
Road 200S. Parking will be provided Military Appreciation Day
Gate C General Parking at Southside Elementary Saturday, June 26, is Mil-
Pass School by the Columbus itary Appreciation Day.
For $25, this pass allows FFA. Parking lot is paved Anyone with a military ID
weekly entrance at Gate and handicapped accessible. can park for free.
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OF EVENTS
FRIDAY, JUNE 25 BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY DAY
7–11 a.m. 4-H Goat check-in – Goats will be weighed as they
come off the truck. Entry ticket must be submitted for
all goats by 11 a.m. Subject to change pending weather
conditions.
10:00 a.m. Lil’ Wrangler Poultry Show & 4-H Poultry Show – Pavil-
ion
Noon–4 p.m. Antique Farm Display entries due
5 p.m. OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE FAIR
5 p.m. Midway Opening Night – $25 Wristband
5–10 p.m. Lil’ Hands on the Farm, 4-H Community Building, Family
Arts and Commercial Buildings open
7 p.m. TBD – David Boll Theatre
7 p.m. Blacksmithing Demonstration- Heritage Building
7 p.m. Ferguson Road - Farm Bureau Building
7 p.m. Demolition Derby, Sponsored by Toast Promotions –
Grandstand
8 p.m. 4-H Watermelon Relay – Horse Arena
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2021 BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY FAIR 13calendar of events
Lillian Tuell, a Lil’ Wrangler, pets the sheep before the Bartholomew County 4-H Fair livestock auction, July 13, 2019. Carla Clark | For The Republic
SATURDAY, JUNE 26 CHRIS LANE FOR SHERIFF SUNDAY, JUNE 27 COLUMBUS & HOPE FFA DAY
THIS IS ALSO MILITARY APPRECIATION DAY (ANYONE WITH A MILITARY ID CAN PARK 8 a.m. 4-H Horse & Pony English Halter & Performance Show,
FOR FREE) Contesting Show will be after 3:00 p.m.
6:30 – 10:30 a.m. Swine check-in (Swine must be stalled by 10:30 a.m.) – 9 a.m. – noon Swine weigh-in – Purebred gilts must be declared at
Subject to change pending weather conditions weigh-in
8:00 a.m. 4-H Horse & Pony Western Halter & Performance Show 12:30 p.m. Lil’ Wrangler Rabbit Show & 4-H Rabbit Show – Pavilion
9 a.m. Lil’ Wranglers Goat Show & 4-H Goat Show – Pavilion; order 1 p.m. Baby Personality Contest – Farm Bureau Building: please
— Pygmy, dairy, meat follow the appointed times
(meat show will begin 15 min. after dairy or no earlier than 1 p.m. Columbus FFA Antique Tractor Pull – Grandstand
2 p.m.) 1 p.m. Southern Indiana Garden Tractor Pullers – Grandstand
2–10 p.m. 4-H Community, Family Arts Buildings, Commercial Build- 2–10 p.m. 4-H Community Building, Family Arts and Commercial
ings Open Buildings Open
2–8 p.m. Midway Opens – Regular tickets until 8 p.m., then wrist- 3 p.m. Midway opens – $30 wristbands
bands 5 p.m. Vesper Services – David Boll Theatre – next to Community
5–10 p.m. Lil’ Hands on the Farm opens Building
5 p.m. Pedal Tractor Pull – east of Farm Bureau Building. Registra- 5–10 p.m. Lil’ Hands on the Farm opens
tion from 3-5 p.m., $2 entry 6 p.m. Children’s Baking Contest – Family Arts Building (Registra-
5 p.m. TBD – David Boll Theatre tion at 5 p.m.)
5–6 p.m. Let’s Bake a Pie Contest entry registration – Family Arts 6:30 p.m. Bartholomew County Farm Stock Tractor Pull – Grandstand
6 p.m. Let’s Bake a Pie Contest – Family Arts Building 7 p.m. 4-H Fashion Revue Public Showing – David Boll Theatre
7 p.m. Elvis Impersonator, Ron Hobbs – David Boll Theatre 7 p.m. Blacksmithing Demonstration – Heritage Building
7 p.m. Blacksmithing Demonstration – Heritage Building
7 p.m. Full Throttle Monster Trucks – Grandstand
8 p.m. Midnight Madness Midway – $18 wristbands until mid-
night
14 2021 BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY FAIRMONDAY, JUNE 28 FARM BUREAU DAY TUESDAY, JUNE 29 BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY REMC DAY
7 a.m. – 11 a.m. 4-H Sheep, Beef, Starter Calf & Dairy steer check-in – Beef, 8:30-9:30 a.m. Market Lamb weigh-in – Livestock Barn (Entry ticket must
Starter Calves, & Dairy will be weighed as they come off the be submitted for all sheep by 9:30 a.m.)
truck. Sheep must be stalled by 11 a.m. Check-ins subject 10 a.m. 4-H Barrow Show & Showmanship - Pavilion
to change pending weather 5–10 p.m. Lil’ Hands on the Farm, 4-H Community Building, Family
8:30 - 9:30 a.m. 4-H Flowers, Beekeeping, Crops and Gardening project drop Arts and Commercial Buildings open
off & check-in – Community Building 5 p.m. Community Day at the Midway – Canned Goods Night – $5
9–11 a.m. Open Class Flowers entries due – Family Arts Building off with canned good, $25 wristbands
1 p.m. Lil’ Wrangler Swine Show, 4-H Gilt Show, as well as Open 6 p.m. 4-H Best Dressed Rabbit & Rabbit Races – Gathering
Carcass will follow – Livestock Pavilion Pavilion
5–10 p.m. Lil’ Hands on the Farm, 4-H Community Building, Family 6:30 p.m. Horse & Pony Master Horseman Contest
Arts and Commercial Buildings open 7 p.m. Blacksmithing Demonstration – Heritage Building
5 p.m. Midway Opens – Dollar Day: $1 per ride 7 p.m. Frog Jumping Contest – Farm Bureau Building, registration
5:30–6:00 p.m. Watermelon Seed Spitting Contest – Farm Bureau Building at 6:30 p.m.
(registration at 5 p.m.) 7 p.m. Chordlighters – Barbershop Quartet – David Boll Theatre
6:30 p.m. Horse & Pony – Open Arena 7 p.m. All Star Circuit of Champions TQ Midgets – Tony Stewart
7–8 p.m. Columbus Clogging – Farm Bureau Building Foundation Race – Grandstand
7 p.m. Columbus City Band – David Boll Theatre
7 p.m. Columbus Speedway Go-Karts – Grandstand
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2021 BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY FAIR 15calendar of events
Justin Coombs, first tractor at left, and his mother, Lisa Coombs, who competed in tractor pulls, wait with other participants to be
weighed during the antique tractor pull at the Bartholomew County 4-H Fair July 7, 2019.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, JULY 1 INDIANA FARM BUREAU DAY – BRENT CRIDER
JUNE 30 BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY YOUNG FARMERS DAY AGENCY / ROBERT HENDERSHOT AGENCY
8 a.m. 4-H Tractor Contest Registration begins (Record sheet must 8:30 a.m. Lil’ Wrangler & 4-H Dairy Show – Pavilion
be turned in at the time of contest.) 12:30 p.m. Lil’ Wrangler Beef /Starter Calf – Pavilion
8:30 a.m. 4-H Cat & Caged Critter Registration, Show to Follow 1 p.m. 4-H Beef Show – Pavilion: order – Heifer & Cow Calf, Starter
9–11 a.m. Open Class Flowers due – Family Arts Building Calves, Steers
Noon – 7 p.m. Blacksmithing Demonstrations – Heritage Building (will be 5–10 p.m. Lil’ Hands on the Farm, 4-H Community Building, Family
off & on throughout day) Arts and Commercial Buildings open
Noon – 10 p.m. Lil’ Hands on the Farm, 4-H Community Building, Family 5 p.m. Midway Opens – BOGO $25 Wristbands – Buy One Get One
Arts and Commercial Buildings open 6 p.m. 4-H Rooster Crowing Contest – Gathering Pavilion
1 p.m. Lil’ Wrangler Sheep Show, 4-H Sheep Show – Pavilion 6:30 p.m. Horse & Pony Parent & Alumni Horse Show, 4-H Fun Show,
2 p.m. Midway opens – Kids Day – $18 wristbands all day and
4-H Costume Class, Announcement of Master Horseman
night (no age limit)
Contest Winners
2 p.m. Pedal Tractor Pull – East of Farm Bureau Building; registra-
7 p.m. Blacksmithing Demonstration- Heritage Building
tion begins at 1 p.m. $2 entry
7 p.m. TBD - David Boll Theatre
3 – 4 p.m. Lil’ Tykes Carnival – David Boll Theatre
7 p.m. Southern Indiana Dirt Drags – Grandstand
5 -6 p.m. TBD – David Boll Theatre
7 p.m. Richard Coffey, Rock ‘N Rich, the Jukebox Hero, Veterans
6 p.m. Kids Carnival Games & Farm Trivia – Farm Bureau Building
6:30 p.m. Horse & Pony rain date or open arena riding Singing for Veterans, Farm Bureau Building
6:30 p.m. Night Owl Country Band – David Boll Theatre 8 p.m. Working Chute Contest sponsored by Bartholomew County
7 p.m. Indiana Truck Pulling Association – Grandstand FFA Alumni – Pavilion
8–9 p.m. Easterling Magic Show – Farm Bureau Building
16 2021 BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY FAIRFRIDAY, JULY 2 SOMBRA INDUSTRIES SATURDAY, JULY 3 BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY FARM BUREAU
9 a.m. 4-H Rocket Demonstration – Large Parking Lot Shelter 7:30 a.m. Livestock Auction Buyers Breakfast – Pavilion
north of Grandstand 8:15 a.m. 4-H Livestock Sale – Pavilion
11 a.m. 4-H Barbeque Contest – David Boll Theatre 5–9 p.m. 4-H Community Building, Family Arts, and Commercial
2:30 – 4:30 p.m. 4-H Grand Champion Pictures – David Boll Theatre Buildings open
5–10 p.m. Lil’ Hands on the Farm, 4-H Community Building, Family 2 -10 p.m. Midway Opens – $30 wristbands
Arts, and Commercial Buildings open 7 p.m. Demolition Derby sponsored by Toast Promotion – Grand-
5 – 8 p.m. Midway Opens – Regular priced tickets until 8 p.m. stand
5 p.m. 4-H Parade of Champions – Livestock Pavilion 7 p.m. Blacksmithing Demonstration- Heritage Building
6:30 p.m. Lil’ Wrangler Horse & Pony – Horse Arena 8 – 10 p.m. 4-H Project Release ONLY
6:30 p.m. 4-H Supreme Showmanship & Livestock Awards – Division
SUNDAY, JULY 4
1: Rabbit, & Poultry – Pavilion
Noon – 3 p.m. 4-H and Family Arts Release Exhibits (This is the only time
7 p.m. 4-H Supreme Showmanship & Livestock Awards – Div 2:
you may pick up exhibits from the Family Arts
Beef, Dairy, Swine, Sheep & Goats – Pavilion
Building.)
7 p.m. Good Time Review – A groovin’ rock band spanning the
decades – David Boll Theatre
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE PICKED UP. NO PROJECTS WILL BE BROUGHT BACK TO THE
7 p.m. Blacksmithing Demonstration – Heritage Building EXTENSION OFFICE. ALL PROJECTS NOT COLLECTED AFTER DESIGNATED PICKUP TIMES
7 p.m. Family Fun Night – Cornhole, Spin the Wheel, etc. WILL BE DISCARDED.
7 p.m. Indiana Pulling League – Grandstand
8 p.m. Midnight Madness – $18 wristbands
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FRIDAY, JUNE 25 7-8:30 p.m. Ferguson Road
SATURDAY, JUNE 26 4:30-5:30 p.m. Registration before tractor pull, $2 entry FARM BUREAU FAIR
5:30 p.m. Pedal Tractor Pull COMMITTEE
Darren Collins, 812-343-4559
SUNDAY, JUNE 27 1-5 p.m. Baby Personality Contest, participation will be by appointment Julie Hoene, 812-603-2744
Bill Gordon, 812-579-6802
MONDAY, JUNE 28 5 p.m. Registration (classes posted at registration)
5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Watermelon Seed Spitting Contest Contests sponsored by Barthol-
7-8 p.m. Columbus Clogging Company omew County Farm Bureau,
Inc. are open to all Barthol-
TUESDAY, JUNE 29 6:30 p.m. Frog Jumping Contest Registration begins omew County residents and
7 p.m. Frog Jumping Contest any member of Bartholomew
County Farm Bureau, Inc.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30 1 p.m. Registration for Pedal Tractor Pull, $2 Entry Fee
2 p.m. First Pull
6-7 p.m. Kids Carnival Games & Farm Trivia
7:30 - 8:30 p.m. Easterling Magic Show
THURSDAY, JULY 1 7 p.m. Richard Coffey, Rock ‘N Rich, the Jukebox Hero, Veterans Singing for Veterans
FRIDAY, JULY 2 7 p.m. Family Fun Night – Cornhole, Spin the Wheel, etc.
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Friday, June 25 5 p.m. Opening Night – $25 Wristband
Saturday, June 26 2 p.m. Regular tickets until 8 p.m.
8 p.m. Midnight Madness – $18 wristbands
Damaged or broken wrist-
Sunday, June 27 3 p.m. $30 wristbands until close bands will not be replaced.
Wristbands will not be sold
Monday, June 28 5 p.m. Dollar Day – $1 per ride 1 hour before closing. Wrist-
bands cannot be traded. No
Tuesday, June 29 Community Day refunds. Ticket prices: $1.25
1-3 p.m. Midway closed to public. Disabled/challenged/at risk can ride for free. each or 22 for $25.
5 p.m. $25 wristbands, $5 discount for a Canned Good
4-H members may purchase
one wristband for $12 during
Wednesday, June 30 2 p.m. Kids Day – $18 wristbands (no age limit)
the fair week any day wrist-
bands are offered.
Thursday, July 1 5 p.m. Family Day – $25 wristbands BOGO – Buy One Get One
Friday, July 2 5 p.m. Regular tickets until 8 p.m.
8 p.m. Midnight Madness – $18 wristbands
Saturday, July 3 2 p.m. Last Blast – $30 wristbands
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7 p.m. Elvis Impersonator, Ron Hobbs
Sunday, June 27 5 p.m. Vespers
7 p.m. 4-H Fashion Revue Public Showing
Monday, June 28 7 p.m. Columbus City Band – Marches, show tunes & light classical – www.columbuscityband.org
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20 2021 BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY FAIRGRANDSTAND EVENTS
Friday, June 25 7 p.m. Demolition Derby
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Saturday, June 26 7 p.m. Full Throttle Monster Trucks
Sponsored by Columbus Chevrolet
Tickets to Saturdays’ Demolition Derbies,
Sunday, June 27 1 p.m. 29th Year Bartholomew County 4-H Fair Antique Tractor Pull
Indiana Pulling League & Farm Stock
1 p.m. Southern IN Garden Tractor Pullers Tractors, and Monster Trucks are $10/
6:30 p.m. Farm Stock Tractor Pull and Truck Pull adult and $5/child, 12 years and under.
Unless stated otherwise, other events
Monday, June 28 7 p.m. Columbus Speedway Go-Carts will be $5/adult; $3/child, 4-12; with
children 3 and under free.
Tuesday, June 29 7 p.m. All Star Circuit of Champions TQ Midgets
Tony Stewart Foundation Race
Wednesday, June 30 7 p.m. Indiana Truck Pulling Association
Thursday, July 1 7 p.m. Southern Indiana Dirt Drags
Friday, July 2 7 p.m. Indiana Pulling League
Saturday, July 3 7 p.m. Demolition Derby II
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C. THE GATHERING PAVILION P. BUILDING #6
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I. PAGODA W. BUILDING #3
J. LIONS CLUB X. ST. PETER’S LUTHERAN
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