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Blue Bag Media
New fair queen
wastes no time in new role
GREENVILLE – 2014 Darke County Youth Fair Queen Jenna Cline wasted no
time getting involved in her new role. She has already been to nine or
10 county fairs since being crowned in July. “I’ve really been busy…
trying to do everything that was done in the past, plus some.” She
grinned. “I like to challenge myself.” Part of the challenge of going
to the other fairs, she added, was knowing she still had to get ready
for this one.
As she talked she moved from one swine pen to the next, placing notices
on each with the names of the exhibitors. The swine barn has 160 pens,
with each red pen capable of holding two pigs, the white ones four or
five. All pens had been spoken for by Aug. 11. In another part of the
building Jenna King, 2013 Darke County Fair Queen, and her brother
Wyatt were doing the same. “We just set up for the swine,” Jenna said.
She and King, both on the Junior Fair Board, represent the swine area.
“Each department is represented on the Board,” Jenna said.
As Fair Queen, Jenna will be in every barn at least a half dozen times.
“That will be fun,” she said, “especially seeing the new cattle barn.
I’m really nervous about all this, but we’ll get through it. It’s going
to be a different experience for me.” Her 2014 King, Thomas Shaw, is
currently busy at the state fair, but will be making the rounds with
her when the Darke County Fair gets into full swing...
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