Scenes from Saturday at the Greene County 4-H and Open Class Fair

Judge Sally Zuel carefully cuts the peach pie entry from 4-Her Kennideign McKee, of Sandborn, at Saturday's exhibit project check-in. Assisting at top right is Roxie Glaze.

4-H member Shanae Spinks, of Linton, listens while 4-H Photography Judge Paula Dudley, of Linton, explains the details of what she liked about her salon print entry. She earned a blue ribbon and a trip to the Indiana State Fair with the print.

Jesse McDonald, of Switz City, puts the finishing touches on her Scarecrow 4-H project entry.

4-H Electric project judge Mike Keys, of Brazil, goes over the project entry of Preston Miller, of Worthington during Saturday's check-in at the fairgrounds.

First-year 4-H member Mattie Thrasher, of Worthington, scoops some sawdust that will be used for livestock bedding in the barn.

Third-year 4-H member Jenna Watson, of Linton, (at right) talks with Foods project volunteer Beth Neal, of Jasonville, about her entry.

4-Her Eli Egnew washes down and cools down his livestock entry Saturday afternoon.

4-H Corn project judge Emma Alcon, of Crawfordsville, unwraps the roots of an entry by Jarrod Rose, of Switz City, (standing). Rose is in his 4th year as a 4-H Club member. At left, is volunteer Cheryl Green, of Jasonville.

Amanda Marshall, of Linton, carefully glues pieces back on to Courtney, her daughter's, merry-go-round entry. The 4-H exhibit was damaged while bring it from the vehicle into the community building at the fairgrounds during a heavy rainstorm.

Extension Homemakers Linda Hert, at left, and Helen Steele look over the entry forms for the flower exhibit in the Open Class Fair.

Shannon Hale, of Worthington, wipes off the Open Class Fair Photography exhibit for his wife, Amanda Hale, prior to officially entering it. Her photo was judged the Reserve Grand Champion.

Extension Homemaker Joan Franklin, of rural Switz City, presents a variety of 'sweets' as her entries into the Open Class Fair.