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Messenger photo by Pat Donahue
Royal court is crowned The 2008 Madison County Junior Fair Royal Court was selected after an on-stage interview process on July 6. The winners are: (from left) king runner-up Victor D. Stephenson, King Levi T. Johnson, Queen Lauren Thobe, queen runner-up Elyzabeth G. Johnson, and Princess Allison Fogelsong. This is the first time in 10 years that the fair has crowned a Junior Fair king.
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Equine ambassador Tori Borden was crowned the Madison County Junior Fair equine ambassador. Borden has been secretary of Barn Bratz 4H Club for two years, a Junior Fair board member for two years, and a 4H camp counselor for two years. The 18-year-old graduated from London High School with honors and will attend Wittenberg University in the fall. |
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Rabbit ambassador Desiree Michelle Holton was named the Madison County Junior Fair rabbit ambassador. Holton has been in the Jumpers and Flyers 4H Club for seven years and serves as the club’s vice president. The 14-year-old is a sophomore at London High School. |
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Small animal ambassador Tracy E. Sweigart,18, is the Madison County Junior Fair small animal ambassador. Tracy has been involved in the Jumpers and Flyers 4H Club for six years and will attend Capital University in the fall. |
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Goat ambassador Madison-Plains senior Megan Lohstroh was crowned the 2008 Madison County Junior Fair goat ambassador. Lohstroh has been a member of the Mud Run Hustlers 4-H Club for 10 years. |
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Poultry ambassadors Christine Eades (right), Madison County Junior Fair poultry ambassador for 2007, escorts her successor, Newt Long, down the runway. Long, a London High School senior, has been in FFA for four years. |
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Dog ambassador Jessica Richards was crowned the Madison County Junior Fair dog ambassador. Richards is a student at Tolles Career and Technical Center. She is 16 and has been a member of the Jumpers and Flyers 4-H Club for 10 years. |
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Lamb and Wool queen West Jefferson High School graduate Amber Riebel was crowned the 2008 Madison County Lamb and Wool Queen. Riebel has been a member of the Kountry Kids 4-H Club for about 11 years. |
