The Linn County Fair
Asks For Your Support |
The
Linn County Fair is a strong asset to the county
and community. Here is your opportunity to give back to the community while
showcasing both your business name
and giving strong support
to the local community
and it’s activities. |
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or email: Deb Zumbach
Director of Finance
& Partnership
319-350-5297
deb@thelinncountyfair.com |
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2012 Linn County Fair
Poultry Royalty Queen & Princess |
| This is the first year the Linn County Fair has had a Poultry Princess and a Poultry Queen. The Poultry Program has had a Lot of interest since Cedar Rapids started allowing Chickens in town again. We have had so much growth that we were in need of more cages to be able to allow all 4-Hers in Linn County to be able to be shown. The Linn County Fair board purchased 75 more new cages this spring. The 4-H Poultry kids are wanting to give back to The Linn County Fair so they are getting together and saving the Fair Fresh eggs that are laid at fair this year.To be auctioned at the fair auction on Monday July 2, 2012. All the proceeds Will go back to the fair board into the Linn Dunn Memorial Fund. The 4-Hers are also having a homemade cookie drive in the poultry program to sweeten the pot a little more for the winning. We would like to thank the fair board members for all there hard work to make our fair great. |
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Maree Bean
The 2012 Poultry Queen Maree Bean has shown poultry for 3 years at the Linn County 4-H Fair. Maree is a home schooler that studies music and is very active in help on the family farm. She is interested in starting her own poultry breeding program for bird favorite breeds of birds. And is also a member of the Youth 4-H Poultry Committee. Maree is the creator of the customized peacock crown tiaras seen in the photos the girls are wearing. |
J.D. Waybill
The 2012 Poultry Princess is J.D. Waybill. J.D. has shown poultry for 6 years at The Linn County 4-H Fair. J. D. is active in many areas of 4-H Youth Programs, but is a very active member of the Youth 4-H Poultry Committee. J.D.'s handy work can be seen in the photo. Her and her grandmother Sarge Elliott of Central City, who has also been active in youth Mentoring programs for many years, made and donated the beautiful sashes worn by the Princess and Queen. |
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