4-H Fair Expects Thousands

4-H Program (From Page I) outdoor gardens, hobbies and other categories. MOST POPULAR EVENT IS the Worse competition, she said followed by arts and crafts and livestock More than 40 trophies have been donated by local businessmen and others interested in the fair. A first this year will be the goat show which wilt take place on Thursday from 1 to 4 p.m The frog lumping competition,,which also will include toads, will occur on Saturday at 3 p.m Some events have been canceled due to unusual circumstances. The turtle' race has been eliminated because this is the mating season for turtles and officials decided it would be better to terminate the race for environmental rcasohs. The dog

show has been postponed because of lack of competitors. Two of the dogs that were scheduled to comg ete were killed in accidents. everal others had litters and other dogs were considered too young for this kind of competition. One of the' highlights ofthe fail is the selection of the 4-H Queen. This year’s queen is Missy Rea of West Cape May and she will turn over her crown to the new tpleen at the pageant to be held at 9 p.m. Saturday on the outdoor stage of the fair grounds. The winner will be announced then. The queen represents the 4-H program at parades, dinners, award ceremonies and other special activities throughout the year. 4-H CUIW6 IN Cape May Coun-

THURSDAY

4-H HOrse Halter Classes (Open to Public)

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Exhibit Judging

1 12 IK) Noon

Fair Open to Public

) 00 p m I o.4:00 p m

Goat Judging & Show

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Fat Lamb & Hog Judging

r> 00 p 111 to 8:<H) p m

Chicken Barbecue

5:00 p Vn. to 6:00 p m

Special Entertainment

7:00p.m toH 30p m

Prop Busters 4-H Flving Demonstration

9:00 p m »

Fashion Revue and outstanding Equestrian Contest FRIDAY

8 to a m

English Division Horse Show (Open to Public)

9 oo a m

* Fair Open to Public

:» oo p.m .108:00 p.m

*• Chicken Barbecue & Fish Fry

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Prop Busters 4-H Flying Demonstration

8:30 p m

Karate Demonstration SATURDAY

8:30 am

Western Division Horse Show (Open to Public)

9:00 a m

Fair Open to Public

2 00 p m to 3 00 p m

Show

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Chicken Barbecue

Special Entertainment

7:00pm to8 30pm

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9 00 p m

v Queen Pageant

10:00 pm

Steer Raffle Drawing By New 4-H Queen

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Hoffman. 12, of South Dennis are evaluated by Betty Jean 4-H agerit, in preparation for 4-H Fair on Thursday. Frimember of the "Discoverers Club" of Belleplain.

ty number 40. Involved pre approximately 700 children between the ages of 7 and 19 and 83 leaders. The 4-H movement originally began as a farm oriented program, but it has since expanded to many other areas. While the clubs have maintained their agriculture interests, there are not 50 projects available to the youth of the county. Among them are photography, home improvement, karate and model airplanes. Miss Jesuncosky points out that there is always a need for volunteer leaders. Persons wishing to pass the benefit of their skills to others are asked to contact her at the county extension office, of which the 4-H program is a part, at 465-5115. She also invites the public to attend the fair.

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