2005 Coshocton County Fair Opens--King/Queen Crowned

It was a beautiful crisp morning Saturday as the 2005 Coshocton County Fair officially opened with Fairboard President Rodney Adams and Coshocton City Mayor Tim Turner cutting the ribbon at the Rotary Pavilion. Also present were State Senator Joy Padget, and County Commissioners Kathy Thompson, Dane Shryock and Grant Daugherty. Members of county youth organizations Farm Bureau Youth, Junior Grange, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, 4-H, and FFA were present to promote their organizations and activities at the fair.

Megan McPherson, a Ridgewood senior and daughter of Scott and Jacqueline McPhearson, was chosen as queen for the 2005 fair and Adam Fitch, a River View senior and son of Bambi Fitch and the late Dan Fitch, was crowned the 2005 fair king.

The organizing committee thanked the Senior Fairboard and the House of GA Fisher for the court jewelry, Becky Lowe of Liberty Pottery for special plates given to the king and queen, the Roscoe Village Foundation for gift certificates, the Bokay Shoppe for the court flowers, Wells Garden Center for stage flowers, and Mike Bechtol-WTNS for being emcee.

King		Queen
Adam Fitch Adam Fitch, son of Bambi Fitch and the late Dan Fitch, is a five-year member of Odds and Ends 4-H Club. He has been active in the Junior Fairboard for three years, Junior Leaders, the Beef-Sheep-Swine Teen Board, and the 4-H Advisory Committee. He served as a 4-H Camp counselor for three years. Adam attends the Roscoe UMC. His school activities in which he holds many offices include Math Club, SADD, National Honor Society, Student Council, Letterman’s Club and the Link Crew. He is a member of both  the River View Varsity Baseball Team and the Varsity Football Team.		.Megan McPherson Megan McPherson, daughter of Scott and Jacqueline McPherson, is a nine-year member of 4-H-being a state fair participant, a four-year member of Ridgewood FFA-winning a state proficiency award, and a ten-year member of the Girl Scouts. She has served on the Junior Fair Board for two years, and is a two-year member of the Junior Leaders Club. In the community she has been a Safety City volunteer, and was chosen the 2002 Canal Festival Queen where she attended 48 festivals and events. In school she is a three-year varsity letterman in soccer and a two-year junior varsity softball player. Megan is a member of the West Lafayette UMC where she belongs to the Youth Group.

Congratulations King Adam & Queen Megan !

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