Fun at the Livestock Fair!
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KYAN BIGGE is focused on the judges as he took his turn in the show ring during the Rooks County Free Fair Beef Show on Thursday, August 6.
Here comes the Beef!
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HUDSON MUIR and his bucket calf Star took part in Thursday afternoon’s Beef Show at the Rooks County Free Fair. The name Star was chosen because the calf is so dark and it has the marking of a star.
Sentinel Sighting
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PART OF THE FUN at the Fair is catching up with friends. Hayzen Elliott of Plainville and Kyan Bigge of Stockton did just that as they were awaiting their turn in the show ring during 4-H activities last Thursday at the Rooks County Free Fair.
RCH Auxiliary Memorial Scholarship Recipients
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CONGRATULATIONS to the 2020-21 RCH Auxiliary Memorial Scholarship Recipients. Pictured left to right include: Auxiliary member, Kathy Ramsay, Maeson Dewey, Mary Ann Graf, LaDonna Shetterly, Payton Littrell, and Auxiliary Member, Kandie Morain. Not pictured is Lyric Dewey.
4-H Fair Fun!
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THIS CUTE LITTLE GIRL is Miss Lucy Strutt. Although there was no carnival at this year’s Fair, this animal loving girl enjoyed seeing and getting a chance to pet some of the 4-H Livestock at Rooks County’s 4-H Livestock Fair last week. She is the daughter of Kyle Strutt and Sierra Brown of Woodston.
George Jenkins
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GEORGE JENKINS, a member of Helpful Hands 4-H, will be showing his goat, Carmel, at this year’s Rooks County F-H Fair.
Rivver and Raven Long
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RIVVER AND RAVEN LONG pose with some of the chickens they will be showing at this year’s 4-H Fair. Rivver (right) is holding, Picasso, a paint chicken and Raven is holding Miley. They hope to do as well as they did last year.
Marcia Duncan made her voice known
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MARCIA DUNCAN made her voice known at the primary election held on Tuesday, August 4th when she cast her ballot at Stockton City Hall.
Stockton Tiger Sharks
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THE SWIM LEAGUE had cancelled the swim meets for the season due to COVID-19, but the Stockton Tiger Sharks went ahead and held practices for seven weeks working on stroke technique so they will be ready to go for next season! Their team t-shirt reflected the pandemic by stating “COVID-19 can’t stop a shark—swimming is winning.” Pictured are (sitting on board, from left): Garrison Mongeau, Tessa Look, Corbyn Glendening, Remy Muir, Hadlee Sterling, Blayke Stithem, Aidyen Kerr, Jefferson Creighton, Norah Muir, Cambry Glendening, Harper Lowry, Lily Yohon, Bryah Stithem; (standing on board): Meredith Gasper, Piper Creighton, Caydance Carter, Shae Yohon, Ruthie Voss, Claire Plumer, Lucie Voss, Blaire Beougher; (on the high board): Delanee Bedore, Tierra Yohon, Jalia Creighton, Jayana Creighton, Chloe Plumer, Malynn Plumer, and swim coach Daphne Plumer..
Sentinel Sighting!
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WITH THE FAMILY’S COCKAPOO PUPPY, Penny, in tow, Danielle Muir has her hands full as she recently walks her daughters, Owen (holding her mom’s hand), Norah (behind) and Remy (right) back to her Main Street office.
