Will County Treasurer Pat McGuire volunteers to judge Will County 4-H sheep costume contest

Will County Treasurer Pat McGuire and Will County Farm Bureau Manager Mark Schneidewind served as volunteer judges for the Annual Will County 4-H sheep costume contest at the 2010 Will County Fair in Peotone, Illinois.

Will County 4-H members dressed up their sheep projects in order to highlight a fact about sheep history and the sheep industry.  For example, one 4-Her dressed as a sheep herder from Bethlehem to highlight sheep's role in earlier civilizations.  The winning sheep costume consisted of a sheep dressed up as a "Wambulance" with 4-Hers dressed as Doctors and Nurses to highlight the use of sheep in medical inventions and medical research.

Will County Treasurer Pat McGuire and Will County Farm Bureau Manager Mark Schneidewind judge sheep at the Will County Fair.

The Wambulance sheep costume highlighted the use of sheep in medial research.

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