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Ring Our YOUTH Berkeley County Youth the 67th annual Berkeley County Youth Fair Girl Boy Scouts Scouts “STAR”ring our YOUTH 4-H FFA August 2-9, 2014 Boys/ Girls Club FCCLA No Firearms or weapons No pets, No Alcohol Shirt and Shoes MUST be worn 1 67th Annual ASSOCIATION, INC. Incorporated May 4, 1950 Martinsburg, West Virginia 1947 - 1980 Harry D. Shelley Park 1981 - 2014 August 2 - August 9, 2014 ADMISSION $5 for ages 13 and up, Free for ages 12 and younger Saturday, August 2, 2014 - Free Admission Admission Fee Effective Sunday, August 3rd through Friday, August 8th: 12 noon until 11:00 p.m. Saturday, August 9th: 2:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. Advance tickets available at local merchants. www.berkeleycountyyouthfair.org NO PETS, ALCOHOL, FIREARMS OR WEAPONS PERMITTED ON FAIRGROUNDS! SHIRT AND SHOES ARE REQUIRED TO BE WORN! EXHIBITORS PASSES WILL BE GIVEN WHEN EXHIBITS ARE ENTERED! 1 eat bbq! OPENS 4PM BEEF CHICKEN BBQ BBQ MON. AUG. 4 WED. AUG. 6 Includes: Green Beans Applesauce Cole Slaw Ice Cream Rolls Iced Tea Full Plate: $6.00 Half Plate (kids meal): $3.00 Sponsored by: Lending support to rural America® 888.339.3334 | mafc.com | 2 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL FAIR INFORMATION Committee Chairpersons .....................................................................................................................8 Officers ..........................................................................................................................................................9 Special Recognition................................................................................................................................4 Directional Map .................................................................................................................................. 148 Fairgound Map.................................................................................................................................... 149 Index of Advertisers........................................................................................................................... 150 2013 REVIEW Miss Berkeley County Youth Fair ..................................................................................................19 Friendship Award Recipient ............................................................................................................21 Champion Market Livestock .................................................................................................... 23-24 Market Livestock Buyers ............................................................................................................25, 27 Herdsman Recipients .........................................................................................................................29 2014 EVENTS Schedule ................................................................................................................................................. 5-7 Miss Berkeley County Youth Fair Contest ................................................................................39 Special Fair Activities ..........................................................................................................................31 Entertainment: Davisson Brothers Band ...................................................................................17 Awards Sponsors ..................................................................................................................................89 Rules and Regulations WV Department of Agriculture ...............................................................................................45 BCYF General Rules and Regulations ...............................................................................57 Department A: 4-H Indoor Exhibits and Educational Exhibits ...............................62 Department B: Horse Show ....................................................................................................66 Department C: Livestock ..........................................................................................................71 Department D: Boy Scouts ......................................................................................................79 Department E: Girl Scouts .......................................................................................................79 Department F: Boys and Girls Clubs ..................................................................................81 Department G: FFA ......................................................................................................................83 Department H: FCCLA ...............................................................................................................85 Department I: 4-H Style Revue ..............................................................................................87 Competition Guidelines and Classes Miss Youth Fair ..............................................................................................................................41 Livestock & Livestock Fitting & Showing ....................................................................... 115 Truck & Tractor Pull .................................................................................................................. 135 Mini-Tractor Pull ......................................................................................................................... 139 Kiddie Tractor Pull ..................................................................................................................... 145 Tractor Operator ........................................................................................................................ 146 Contests Livestock Jeopardy .......................................................................................................... 131 Pretty Animal ....................................................................................................................... 131 Celebrity Milking ................................................................................................................ 131 Eating Contests (Donut, Ice Cream, Watermelon) .......................................... 133 STAFF Commercial Exhibits ....................................................................................................................Betty Kane Indoor Exhibits .....................................................Linda Kisner, Barbara Kendig, Charlene Kilmer Emergency Coordinator .....................................................................................................Davey Pappas Grounds 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Steve Linton Program .........................................................................................................................................Drew Bohrer Registration ............................................................................................................................Candace Wood Caretaker ...............................................................................................................Tony & Britney Huffman 2 3 Special Recognition 2014 BCYF Catalog Cover Design Winner: Steven Shreck, Musselman FFA Berkeley County Master Gardeners Linton Brothers Livestock Haulers Mark Chambers Ryneal Medical Transport Karen & Bruce Cupp WV Air National Guard MidAtlantic Farm Credit Frontier Communications Michael Canby Clarion Hotel Gantt’s Excavating Baker Heights Vol Fire Co The Journal Concession Stand Workers Dennis Magaha PRP Contracting Jim Locke Crystal Raines Troy Hollis “Parky” & Lisa Parkinson Tim Winfield Lyle C Tabb and Sons, Inc. Dave Leach Susquehanna Bank Albancat Rentals The Buyers Guide O’Roke Photography Livestock Sale Auctioneers Spring Run Farms Carroll’s 24 Hour Towing Marlowe Ruritan Carolyn and Ed Bohrer Tuscarora Ruritan South Berkeley Towing Bedington Ruritan Big K’s Towing & Body Shop Paul Wingerd Larry Brannon Orr’s Farm Market Lewis Brothers Timmy Elliott Doug and Carolyn Elliott Berkeley County Sheriff’s Department Tomahawk Ruritan Berkeley County Young Farmers The “Night Crew” Hedgesville Volunteer Fire Co. Trolley Drivers Back Creek Valley Volunteer Fire Co. McGrew Company & O.C. Rice Equipment Lindsay Crouse Judy Michael Bobby & Barbara Triggs South Berkeley Vol Fire Co Bedington Vol Fire Co Tractor Supply Mid Atlantic ProTel Welltown Nursery Martinsburg WalMart Rock Hill Creamery Randy Smith James River Equipment Company Butler’s Farm Market Brad Domer Dr. Robin Townsend, DVM Dr. Menda Dugan, DVM A Special Thank You to all who have contributed to the 2014 Berkeley County Youth Fair! It takes many volunteers to make the fair possible! 4 5 67th Annual August 2 - 9, 2014 Sunday Gate Admission begins at 4 p.m. Monday thru Friday Gate Admission begins at 12 Noon Saturday, August 9th, Gate Admission begins at 2 p.m. Fairgrounds close at 11 p.m. daily. FRIDAY, August 1, 2014 2:30 pm - Miss Youth Fair Tea ........................................Arden UMC Family Life Center 6:30 pm - Miss Youth Fair Contest ...................................................................Indoor Arena Welcome ............................................................Dawn Pingley, BCYF President Crowning of Miss Youth Fair 2014 ........................................Jillian O’Connell 2013 Miss Youth Fair SATURDAY, August 2, 2014 FREE GATE ADMISSION 7:00 am - 11:00 am - Receive All Livestock (except swine) ...........................Barn
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