2016 Nodaway County Fair Tab

Supplement to the Post

Tuesday, July12, 12, 2016 Tuesday, July 2016

2016 Nodaway Count y Fair

July 14, 15 & 16

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Main Stage – starting 7:30 p.m.

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Main Stage – 7:30 & 9:15 p.m.* *All times subject to change

* 4-H / Open Exhibits & Demonstrations * Motorcycle Show * Antique Show

* Little Mr. & Miss Nodaway County Fair Contest * Nodaway County Band * Parade & Pancake Breakfast

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Broken Spoke

PASTMASTERS

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Fair main stage features old-time rock, homegrown country style

By TONY BROWN Staff writer

Nodaway countians might want to dig their dancing shoes out of the closet for this year’s Nodaway County Fair, which — to paraphrase the Beverly Hillbillies theme song — will include a heapin’ helpin’ of old time rock ’n’ roll and country music.

Appearing on the square in the fair’s showcase slots at 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.on Saturday, July 16, will be the PastMasters, a 1960s and ’70s cover band from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, that

plays “100 percent dance music 100 percent of the time.”

The combo performed at last year’s fair and is returning in 2016 by popular demand.

With a solid keyboard and guitar front line, the PastMasters are literally masters of a set list that harks back to baby boomer dance fads ranging from the Twist to the Watusi to the Limbo set to pop hits by a diverse group of artists, including Shaun Cassidy, Elvis Presley, Sam & Dave, the Beatles, the Beach Boys, the Archies, and the 1910 Fruitgum Company.

Members include Chad Johnson, lead

vocals; Bart Carfizzi, keyboards/vocals; Layne Goldsberry, bass; Tommy Bruner, guitar/vocals; and Tom Miller, drums/vocals.

On Friday, July 15, local talent takes the spotlight on the courthouse square stage when Broken Spoke, featuring Burlington Junction singer Michael Goff, will offer their eclectic brand of country beginning at 6:15 p.m.

Consisting of Goff, guitarist Travis Conn, banjoist and rhythm guitar player Markham Harris, bassist William Skretta, harmonica player Roger Goff, Rochelle Shimak, and drummer Kiley Schluter, Broken Spoke specializes in

traditional country with occasional forays into ’80s and ’90s pop.

Goff was the 2013 Country Showdown winner representing Nodaway Broadcasting and advanced that year to regional competition in Boonville.

Broken Spoke’s performance on Friday will be followed by this year’s local Country Showdown talent contest.

Thursday attractions on the square include the Little Mr. and Miss Nodaway County Pageant at 6 p.m., Maryville Dance Academy at 6:45 p.m., the Step Ahead dancers at 7:15 p.m., and the Nodaway County Band at 8 p.m.

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5th annual Antique Show to take place

By DUSTIN HENGGELER Managing Editor

The antique show at the Nodaway County Fair will return for its fifth year.

The show will feature small engines, farm and gardening tools and early appliances like washing and sewing machines and spinning wheels.

Antique Show Director Rob Cain said tractors and other heavy farm implements are prohibited due to space limitations. All other antiques are welcome

at the show.

Anyone interested in having a display should have their display ready by 4 p.m. Saturday, July 16, on the north side of the square by the Nodaway County Administration Building.

Along with the displays, Cain said there would be activities during the show including a two-man crosscut saw contest with a $100 cash prize.

The contest will be timed.

For more information about the antique show, call Cain at 660.562.8903.

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The pedal pull is sponsored by Burlington Junction MFA and assisted by the Northwest Technical School FFA.

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Historical Society honored as grand marshal DAILY FORUM STAFF

The Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce has chosen the Nodaway County Historical Society as grand marshal for the 2016 Nodaway County Fair Parade.

Set to begin at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, July 16, the parade carries the theme “A Blast from the Past.

“This year’s grand marshals will be a special group of individuals rather than a couple,” said Chamber Director Jordyn Swalley. “This group constantly volunteers their time to ensure the rich history of our community is not forgotten. The Nodaway County Historical Society has been instrumental in finding unique information and keeping alive the history that our community was built on.”

Founded in 1944 and reorganized in 1964, some of the society’s accomplishments include the creation of a three-story museum/archive complex, relocation of the 1883 Hickory Grove one-room schoolhouse to the museum campus, and acquisition of the 1849 Caleb Burns House, now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

“The Nodaway County Historical Society is very honored to be the Maryville Chamber Ambassadors Nodaway County Fair grand marshal,” said longtime society volunteer Melissa Middleswart.

Though the society is made up of many committed volunteers, including board members Jo Ann Outs, Alice Hersh, Carolyn Fisher, Harmon Mothershead, Linda Girard, Melissa Middleswart, Margaret Kelley, Bob Bohlken, and W.F. Scott, the organization as it exists today is largely the legacy of one man, Northwest Missouri State University Emeritus Professor of History Tom Carneal.

Carneal, who also serves on the board, essentially transformed the society following his arrival on the Northwest campus in 1968 into a landmark community institution that today embraces both an impressive physical footprint and a collection consisting of thousands of documents, genealogical records, special holdings, and artifacts.

“I was just so pleased that they picked the Historical Society to be grand marshals, because to me it is like recognition

that we are part of the community and doing an important job,” Carneal said. “It frees me to say that all of a sudden we’re just as good an anybody else. I say that because I think sometimes nobody knows we’re here.”

He added that he hopes the recognition will spur more people to visit the museum and “look at what we’ve put together — see where we have been, where we’ve come from, and all that we have done in this county.”

Carneal joined the society, then little more than a social club, shortly after moving to Maryville and fresh from graduate studies at the University of MissouriKansas City, where he enrolled after a hitch in the Army.

At the time there was no local museum, and no one was even dreaming of acquiring such structures as the Burns House or the school.

“Basically people got together once a month and talked about what they would like to do,” Carneal told the Daily forum in a 2014 interview. “When someone went on a trip, they brought back pictures. But deep down inside … well, I think what they wanted was a museum.”

Lots of people talk. Carneal acted. The society didn’t have any money, so he signed the mortgage for the Burns House property himself. Then he helped orchestrate the publishing of “Tales of Nodaway County,” a popular history that sold out three printings’ worth of copies and made it possible for the nascent organization to pay off the note on the two-story pioneer residence.

The first artifact donated to the new museum, Carneal said, was an old egg crate. But from that initial gift, a trickle of donations quickly turned into a flood, and soon the society was in desperate need of more space, along with a facility that would provide the necessary security and environmental equipment needed to properly preserve and maintain a large collection.

Good fortune, with an assist from Carneal’s solid contacts in the Maryville community, came to the rescue when John Price, of the Price Funeral Home family, left the society $750,000 in old coins, stocks, and bonds that was used to build the current museum, which was

Salute from the society

TONY BROWN/DAILY FORUM

Emeritus Professor of History Tom Carnneal, left, who served for many years as first president and then longtime treasurer of the Nodaway County Historical Society, is shown with his family during a reception at the museum held in honor of his 80th birthday in 2014. Also pictured are Carneal’s young grandson, Bennett Malotte, his son, Chris Malotte, at left in dark glasses, and siblings, from left, Martha Chandler (seated), John Carneal and Sam Carneal. dedicated in 1994.

“He has been the glue that’s held the society together all these years,” said Hersh of Carneal’s contributions over the decades.

“His dedication during the process of building the new museum was just wonderful. He knows more about Nodaway County than anyone. He just has a wealth of knowledge about Nodaway County History. The society, I think, had been foundering for a long time, and he was one of the ones who helped put it back together again.”

Over the past 20 years, artifacts have continued to pour into the museum, and Carneal said during the interview that

one of his few regrets is that the society’s board of directors declined to purchase land adjoining the current facility that could have been used for expansion. Utility and maintenance costs, the directors feared, would have been too great.

Still, the modern facility that exists today is a far cry from the glorified community attics that serve as dusty repositories of the past in many rural towns.

More than just a collection of military uniforms, furniture, framed photographs and aging mementoes of all shapes and sizes, the museum today functions as a working research institution encompassing both the genealogical library and the See WHAT, Page 5

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What a blast! Historical Society is grand marshal

Continued from Page 4

Heritage Collection.

The brainchild of the late journalism teacher Opal Eckart, the Heritage Collection consists of a massive compilation of newspaper articles, documents, letters, reports, records, and diaries that, taken together, form a detailed picture of life in Nodaway County stretching back well over a century.

As in past years, the 2016 parade route will follow Fourth Street east from the Northwest Missouri State University campus then turn south on Buchanan and end at Second Street.

The chamber welcomes floats, antique cars, trucks, and implements, horse entries, clowns, politicians, children, and families to join in on the fun and participate in the parade. Pre-registration is highly encouraged. Registration is free and forms are available at the Chamber office or on the Chamber website at

maryvillechamber.com.

First- and second-place trophies will be awarded for best float by an organization, best float from a commercial entry, and best entry in our open category. There will be a trophy for best antique car, truck, and farm implement.

Trophies will be awarded to participants with horses for best costume and largest group.

The top award, the President’s Choice Trophy, will be presented by Chamber President Brandon Stanley.

All parade participants must check in at the registration table in the parking lot west of the Ron Houston Performing Arts Center. Participants in judged categories must be in place by 8 a.m.

For liability and safety reasons, roller blades, skates, and skateboards are not allowed. All candy and giveaway items must be handed out, not thrown from moving vehicles. ATVs and motorcycles must remain on all wheels at all times.

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All smiles

The Nodaway County Fair Board is made up of front: Mike Striplin, Vince Shelby, Aaron Auten, Brian McPherson; Tom Martin; middle: Dustin Henggeler, Jill Auten, Linda Jenkins, Tonya Wilmes, Ellyn Fuller, Linda Shelby, Kathy McPherson; back: Rick Fuller, Steve Mozier, Rob Cain, Teresa Cain, Rex Wallace, and John Maxwell. Not pictured are Gayla Striplin, Twyla Martin, and Sarah Graham.

Fair board always looking for new members

By DUSTIN HENGGELER Managing Editor

The Nodaway County Fair board has a number of members who have served for 10 years or more, including Brian and Cathy McPherson, who combine for nearly 70 years of service.

While it makes for an oiled machine in getting every facet of something like the Nodaway County Fair in order, it also creates a feeling of redundancy for the group when they try to come up with new and exciting ideas.

That being said, McPherson wants the community to know that people are always welcome to join the fair board. No it doesn’t pay, and no one gets any free tickets for their service. But those that serve

do get a change to provide that spark of new ideas to the board that could turn into the newest and best event the fair has ever seen.

“It does take a lot of community effort to put something like the Nodaway County Fair on,” McPherson said. “Yes we are the group that ramrods the whole thing, but so many people take part in it.

And something like this will always take more.”

There are no dues required to be on the fair board, for those dues are paid in time and service once the fair comes to town. There is also no experience necessary to be a successful member of the board, just a willingness to pull up your sleeves when it comes time to set up, or take down.

“No one person can do everything, but everyone can do something,” McPherson said. “The more everyones we have, the more somethings we can do.”

Another benefit of being a member of the fair board is the annual trip the group takes to Columbia to the Missouri Association of Fairs & Festivities Convention. Members are able to attend a number of booths of vendors and acts interested in being a part of Missouri fairs or festivals.

Live music performances are also a part of the convention where up and coming acts are able to entertain in hopes of landing a gig.

“We’ve landed people like Jard Neeman, Jamie Johnson, Gwen Sebastian and Low Cash, who are all making names

for themselves now,” McPherson said.

“We found them from the convention, so it is valuable for us.”

The fair board meets once a month throughout the year until May and June.

Then the group meets weekly to finalize all the details involved with the fair.

“One of my greatest memories as an old man is being able to ride the same ride with my grandkids that I loved myself as a child,” McPherson said. “That’s why I help continue the Nodaway County Fair, because I want my grandkids to be able to enjoy the fair the way I did.”

For more information on joining the fair board, talk to any of the current fair board members who will be sporting their red shirts all throughout the July 14-16 Nodaway County Fair.

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Nodaway County Fair Checker Tournament

By DUSTIN HENGGELER Managing Editor

Checker players have a reason to rejoice again this year at the Nodaway County Fair. For the second year, the Fair will have a checker tournament Saturday afternoon. In a day full of activities, people of all ages can sit down and enjoy a competitive game of checkers.

‘In the past, we had checker tournaments and horse shoes.’

— Steve Mozier

Fair Board Member

“In the past, we had checker tournaments and horse shoes,” Fair Board Member Steve Mozier said. “We wanted

to bring them back, but we didn’t have anywhere to do the horse shoes, so we decided to bring the checker tournament back.”

The checker tournament will begin at 2 p.m. Saturday, July 16 in the Nodaway County Administration Center.

The tournament is open to players ages 15 and older, and the winner will receive a cash prize. Players will seek to win two out of three games against successive opponents in a single-elimination format.

Anyone interested in participating can sign up any day after the Fair office, located in the Nodaway County Administration Building, opens July 11 or they can show up Saturday. The overall winner of the tournament will receive $100.

For more information about the tournament or to register, contact Mozier at 660.254.3140. The Fair office’s number is 660.254.3247.

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Chris Cakes hosts pancake breakfast

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By DUSTIN HENGGELER Managing Editor

A pancake breakfast will greet early risers on Saturday, July 16, at the Nodaway County Fair.

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Quilt show set to be in the county administration building In cooperation with the Krazy Quilters of Maryville, the Nodaway County Fair will host a quilt show and contest July 1316, in the lower level of the Administration Building on the northeast corner of the square.

Elevators and air conditioning are in the building. The quilt show will be open Thursday through Saturday night. Quilters of all ages are encouraged to bring in quilts to be shown and/or judged.

The show will include the following categories: hand pieced/hand quilted; machine pieced/hand quilted and machine pieced/machine quilted — twin through king in each of the three categories; baby quilts, pieced, appliquéd, embroidery quilts/machine or hand quilted; youth category, ages 12 and under, 13-16, all quilted items; small quilts, wall hangings,

table covers, pillow tops; T-shirt or photo quilts and open category, quilted items.

Those who would like to enter a quilt or quilts in the show should bring them to the administration building from 2-6 p.m. Wednesday, July 13. A prize will be awarded for the Best of Show — Judges Choice. A prize will also be given for the People’s Choice Adult categories and for People’s Choice Youth category. All visitors coming to the show can vote on the People’s Choice.

In addition to the show, a Bed Turning Program will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, July 16 in the lower level of the administration building. The Bed Turning event will be presented by the Nodaway County Historical Society. Melissa Middleswart and Margaret Kelley, Historical Society See KRAZY, Page 13

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Krazy Quilters aids in hosting quilt show Continued from Page 12

Up for grabs

DUSTIN HENGGELER/ DAILY FORUM

Two Northwest Missouri State University Bearcat quilts made by members of the Krazy Quilters of Maryville will be auctioned off during this year’s Nodaway County Fair. The auction will take place at 7 p.m. on Friday at the main stage.

members will bring quilts from the museum’s collection. Each of these quilts will have a story that will be told by Middleswart and Kelley.

The Quilters Guild will also have handmade quilted items for sale at the show as a fundraiser for the club.

Raffle tickets are being sold for two quilts that will be given away.

A quilt made by the Krazy Quilters will be auctioned by the fair board at 7:00 p.m. on the main stage Friday, at which time the quilt show winners will be announced.

Official rules are as follows: Each quilt to be entered must have an entry blank securely fastened to the back of the quilt on the upper right hand corner. The entry blank

should be fastened with safety pins. Please do not use straight pins; Each quilt displayed for judging may have or does not have to have a sleeve; Only cotton or cotton blends may be entered. Double knits will not be accepted for judging; You or a designated representative must be at the Administration Building between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to pick up quilts Sunday, July 17; There is no entry fee for submitting a quilt; The building is locked during the hours the show is not open for public viewing. Official hostesses will be on duty during show hours; Quilts that have won at past Nodaway County Fair Quilt Shows cannot be in the judging again; Entries are not limited to Nodaway County Residents.

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Country Showdown takes main stage Friday night

By DUSTIN HENGGELER Managing Editor

A dozen singers will take to the main stage at 8 p.m. Friday night in the Country Showdown finals to entertain the crowd at the Nodaway County Fair.

The preliminary round was held June 10 and began with 14 participants, as the judges had to cut two singers out for Friday night’s final round.

The winner of the finals will receive $500 and move on to the state competition.

The dozen who will move on to the finals round are Shelby Bever, Maryville; Tim Clark, Maryville; Mark Harris, Maryville; Tammy Hickman, St. Joseph; Lindsay and Tara Derr, Maryville; Josh Kollitz, Grant City; Ashley Merrigan, Conception Junction; Maria Morris, Maryville; Codi Nuckolls, Maryville; Aleah Ekoniak, Savannah; Nicole Salmond, Maryville; and Destonee Wenger, Maryville.

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Candidates Forum to take place during fair Maryville Citizens for Community Action and the Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce announce a 2016 Primary Election Candidates’ Forum.

The Forum will be held at 7 p.m. on Thursday, July 14, in the Courtroom of the Nodaway County Courthouse.

The forum is open to the public and will coincide with activities of the Nodaway County Fair.

Locally, candidates campaigning for North and South District Commissioner, Administrator, Assessor, Coroner, Sheriff, Surveyor, Collector-Treasurer and County Clerk are invited to participate. Invitations are also extended to federal and state candidates seeking the offices of United States Senator, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Attorney General and State Representative District 1.

Northwest Missouri State University Professor Emeritus Dave McLaughlin will moderate the forum. A question and answer period will follow office presentations.

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TUESDAY, JULY 12, 2016 5:00 p.m. – Downtown Streets Close 6:00 p.m. – 4-H/FFA Livestock Show Poultry Show - Nodaway County Com. Building Rabbit Show - Nodaway County Com. Building

WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 2016 4-H/FFA Livestock Shows - Nodaway County Community Building 9:00 a.m. – Swine Show 3:00 p.m. – Goat Show 6:00 p.m. – Sheep Show 2 -6 p.m. – Nodaway Co. Fair Quilt Show Registration - Nodaway County Administration Center, lower level

THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. – Open Exhibits Registration Administration Center 10 a.m. – 4-H/FFA Livestock Beef and Dairy Show Nodaway County Community Building

4:30 - 5:30 p.m. – Registration for Little Mr. and Miss Nodaway County Contest - Main Stage 5 p.m. – Advance Ticket Sales End 5 p.m. – Carnival & Vendors - Courthouse Lawn 5 - 10 p.m. – 4-H/Open Exhibits Nodaway County Administration Center 5 - 10 p.m. – Nodaway County Fair Quilt Show hosted by Krazy Quilters - Nodaway County Administration Center, lower level 6 p.m. – 4-H/FFA Livestock Auction Nodaway County Community Building 6 p.m. – Welcome to the Fair 6 p.m. – Little Mr. and Miss Nodaway County Contest - Main Stage 6:45 p.m. – Maryville Dance Academy - Main Stage 7:00 p.m. – Candidates Forum 7:15 p.m. – Step A Head Dance Group - Main Stage 8 p.m. – Nodaway County Band - Main Stage

FRIDAY, JULY 15, 2016 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. – 4-H/Open Exhibits Nodaway County Administration Center 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. – Nodaway Co. Fair Quilt Show hosted by Krazy Quilters - Nodaway County Administration Center, lower level 5 p.m. – Carnival and Vendors Open 6 p.m. – Welcome to the Fair 6:15 p.m. – Michael Goff & Broken Spoke Main Stage 7:00 p.m. – Quilt Auction - Main Stage

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8 p.m. – Country Showdown - Main Stage

SATURDAY, JULY 16, 2016 7 a.m. – Pancake Breakfast Chris Cakes - 4th & Buchanan 7:30 a.m. – Fair Parade Registration Houston Performing Arts Center, NWMSU 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. – Flower Show First Christian Church 9:30 a.m. – Nodaway County Fair Parade “A Blast from the Past” - Hosted by the Chamber Ambassadors 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. – 4-H/Open Exhibits Nodaway County Administration Center 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. – Nodaway Co. Fair Quilt Show hosted by Krazy Quilters - Nodaway County Administration Center, lower level 11 a.m. – Pedal Pull Registration - Main Stage Hosted by Burlington Jct. MFA & Assisted by NW Tech FFA Noon – Pedal Pull - Main Stage 2 p.m. – Nodaway County Historical Museum Bed Turning Program - Nodaway County Adm. Center, lower level 2 p.m. – Checker Tournament Administration Center 2 p.m. – Barnyard Bash Puppet Show First Christian Church Fellowship Hall 2 p.m. – Cowboys of the West & Cowboy Music Nodaway County Historical Museum 3 – 6:30 p.m. – Registration for Bike Show Nodaway County Administration Center 3 – 8 p.m. – Nodaway County Fair Bike Show

4 p.m. – Antique Show - Outside Administration Center 5 p.m. – Carnival & Vendors Open 5 p.m. – Ice Cream Social - Outside Administration Center 6 p.m. – Welcome to the Fair Recognition of Sponsors 6:15 p.m. – Ms. Whitney’s School of Dance 7:15 p.m. – Plaque Presentation 7:30 p.m. – Past Masters Rock ‘n Roll - Main Stage 9:15 p.m. – Past Masters 2nd Show - Main Stage

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A motorcycle show will again be held during the Nodaway County Fair.

Registration will take place from 3-6:30 p.m. Saturday, July 16, with the bikes on display from 3-8 p.m. outside the Admin-

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First, second and third places will be awarded in each class as well as Best of Show. The show will be judged by the participants.

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FFA, 4-H youth prepare for the arena

By TONY BROWN News editor

Most town-dwellers think the Nodaway County Fair begins on Thursday, July 14, when the midway lights go on, the Tilt-A-Whirl starts to spin, and classic rock ’n’ roll blares from the main stage on the courthouse square.

But that’s not true.

The fair — and for many farm folks across northwest Missouri, the true highlight of the summer celebration — actually begins two days earlier on Tuesday, July 12. That’s when dozens of 4-H and FFA youngsters from Nodaway and other counties across the region begin arriving to display their prized livestock.

As usual, this year’s round of livestock exhibits and judging will take place at the Nodaway County Community Building arena west of town adjoining Northwest Missouri Regional Airport.

The opening event is the poultry show with check-in scheduled for 4:30 p.m.

Tuesday, July 12. The show itself begins at 6 p.m. with rabbits to follow at around 6:30.

The evening will also include a 4-H small animal exhibition from 5:30-6 p.m.

Livestock exhibits continue Wednesday, July 13, with swine, goats and sheep. Swine check-in runs from 7 a.m. to 8 a.m. followed by the 9 a.m. swine show. Goat check-in lasts from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. with the goat show set to follow at 3 p.m. To round out the day, sheep check-in is available from 4 pm. to 5 p.m. with the sheep show starting at 6 p.m.

The final day of the livestock exhibition is Thursday, July 14. Beef and dairy check-in is set for 8 a.m.-9 a.m., and the beef and dairy show begins at 10 a.m. with heifers followed by dairy cows, and steers.

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Feelin’ swine

Zoey Hawkins, in cap, urges “Pearl,” a Yorkshire gilt, into the area outside the Nodaway County Community Building during last year’s youth swine show. Zoey was accompanied by Hallee Beemer, right.

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Livestock shows open fair week Continued from Page 20 The annual livestock super begins at 5 p.m., with the annual sale following an hour later.

This year’s judges are Ashley Harrison (Swine, Sheep, Goats, Beef, Dairy) and Shawn Coats (poultry and rabbits).

Lunch will be available on both Wednesday and Thursday.

Entry fees for beef, dairy, goats, sheep, and swine are $5 per head. Poultry and rabbit fee is $2 per head.

Contestants should note that health certificates will be required by request of the show veterinarian, as are SMQA/PQA cards.

For full show rules and classes, visit www.extension.missouri.edu/Nodaway or call the Nodaway County Extension Center at 660.582.8101.

For more information, call Jackie Carlson at 660.853.8804 or Jeremy Lacy at 816.797.4129.

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Pee-wee

One-year-old Ledger Bowles, whip in hand, stole the show last year during the Pee-wee portion of the Nodaway County Fair youth swine exhibition. Ledger is the son of Chris and Elizabeth Bowles, of Maryville.

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First Christian Church welcomes Toby’s Carnival with breakfast

By JENNIFER DITLEVSON HAGLUND Staff writer

Setting up and running the annual Nodaway County Fair takes hard work in the heat, which is why carnival workers will undertake the task as temperatures begin to cool in the evening.

They will work through the night, rest during the day, and return at night to operate rides and prize booths.

To help them cool off and provide a bite to eat, the outreach committee at First Christian Church will host a free latenight breakfast for the crew.

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Church to provide meal for carnival workers Continued from Page 22 nior minister of Platte Woods Church in Kansas City. When Breon came to First Christian to train leaders at the church, he shared that another church from his area had prepared a meal for carnival workers in town.

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 6

8:00 - 10:00 a.m. – Methodist Church Breakfast 9:45 - 10:30 a.m. – Parade Registration – School Parking Lot 9:45 a.m. – Antique Tractor Show RegistrationCommunity Building, 660-582-1209 10:30 a.m. – Parade Judging 11:00 a.m. – “Wild Wild West #GiddyUp” Parade - Main Street Grand Marshalls: Wayne & Brenda Boswell Following Parade: Money Drop (Ages 2 to 11) Sponsored by Tri-State Auto & Ravenwood Festival Committee

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Fair to feature Open Exhibits in County Administration Center The Nodaway County Fair will once again feature Open Exhibits to be on display July 14-16 in the Nodaway County Administration Center’s Community Room, 403 North Market St. The exhibits will be open for the public to view from 5-10 p.m. Thursday, July 14 and from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday.

All work submitted must be the exhibitor’s original work and not previously exhibited at the Nodaway County Fair.

Each entry must have an entry tag, including the name and address of the exhibitor, plus the class number.

All entries will be received in the Community Room of the Nodaway

County Administration Center from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday, July 14. Judging will take place at 2 p.m. Thursday.

There will be no admittance from 1-5 p.m. during judging and arranging.

Youth exhibits for those under 18 will be judged on the merits of each individual entry and not in competition with the 4-H exhibits.

Every entry will receive a participation ribbon and judging is on an individual item basis, not compared to others in the class. Blue, red and white ribbons are awarded in every category.

All exhibits must stay within the display until they can be picked up between noon and 2 p.m. Sunday, July 17, at the Administration Center.

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knit/crochet, embroidered, other; Decorator Accents: picture frames, album or Bible covers, table linens (placemats/ runners), other; Afghans: knitted, crocheted, other; Weaving; Other Needlework.

• Fine Arts — Paintings: oil, acrylic, water color, drawings (ink/charcoal), mixed media, folk art; Stamp Art – Scrapbooking: greeting cards, etc., scrapbook pages, decorated albums, other; clay/porcelain: ceramics, pottery, china painting; tole painting; Wood burning; Metal crafts: etching, tooling, welding, other; jewelry: beads, wooden, other; Leather craft.

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 25 6:00 p.m.: Lawn Mower Drag Race (Open field west of Graham) Various stands and vendors open 8:30 p.m.: Amateur Fun Night (Graham City Park) Please bring your lawn chairs.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 26 4:30 p.m.: Pedal Pull Various stands and vendors open 8:00 p.m.: Entertainment “AMANDALYNN” (On the Stage in the Park) Please bring your lawn chairs.

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9:00 - 11:00 a.m.: Car Show Registration (11:00 a.m. Car Show Judging) 9:00 - 1:00 p.m.: Car Show 9:30 a.m.: Antique Tractor, Lawn & Garden Registration & Show 10:00 a.m.: Kids Games (near Fire Station) 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.: Main Parade Registration 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.: Methodist Church Dinner 1:00 - 1:30 p.m.: Children’s Parade Registration 1:45 p.m.: Children’s Parade 2:00 p.m.: Main Parade After Parade: Ping Pong Drop, FCCLA Ice Cream Social After Ping Pong Drop: Egg Toss After Egg Drop: Bathtub Race

After Bathtub Race: Blind Leading the Blind Contest 4:00 p.m.: Betsy Bingo winner announced 5:00 p.m.: Cake Walk (Community Building) 5:30 p.m.: Lions Club Pork Chop Barbeque 8:00 p.m.: MICHAEL GOFF & BROKEN SPOKE (On the Stage in the Park) Please bring your lawn chairs.

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9:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m.: DANCE ~ DJ Tony Haist (Community Building) 10:00 p.m.: Raffle Winners & Tie Quilt Auction 10:15 p.m.: FIREWORKS - (In the Park) In case of rain call 816-390-7791 or 660-541-3908 to see if the evening entertainment will be moved to the gym

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Open Exhibits to be featured at Administration Center Continued from Page 28 Albums with Pictures.

• Crafts-- Something New from Something Old: wearable, toys, decorating accents, jewelry, other; Toys: stuffed (animals, etc.), wooden (puzzles, etc.), other (puppets, books, etc.); Wheel Toys: large- original design, large-kit, small-original design, smallkit (models, etc.); Farm Toys: buildings, animals; Doll Houses/Furniture; Dolls; fabric, wooden, china, character, other; Doll Clothes; Miscellaneous Toys; Plastic Canvas Craft; Wood Crafts: decorator items, (shelf sitter, flower pot decor, etc.), miniatures, items from kits; Seasonal Items — Holidays/Seasons: wall items, table items, door hangings, ornaments (any holiday); Seasonal - Holiday Clothing: vests, sweatshirts, T-shirts, other.

• Woodworking — Carvings: characters, animals, birds, other; Furniture: original design (large and small), pat-

tern or kit (large and small), accessories; Woodworking — (From Pattern/ Kit): large, small; Wood Refinishing; Fretwork (Scroll Work): large, small; Intersia: large, small; Miscellaneous Woodcrafts: large, small.

• Foods — Note: Include recipe. Also, judges will taste foods. Cookies — plate of 4; Bar Cookies/Brownies — plate of 4; Candy — 6 pieces, eating size; Breads — Yeast: oven baked, bread machine; Breads — Quick (other); Cakes — to be cut and sampled by judge; Cakes — Decorated on cardboard/styrofoam: wedding, birthday, holiday, other; Decorated Items — eggs, cupcakes, etc.

Note: Not to be sampled. Pies — no crème pies accepted: two crust, other.

• Food Preservation — Note: Entries must be canned by recommended methods, including a two-piece lid. All entries must be sealed. Fruits; Vegetables; Sauces and Juices; Pickles and Relishes; Jellies, Jams and Preserves, Note: No paraffin seals; Meats: cured (hams,

etc.), dried (jerky, etc.); Other Methods of Preserving: dried, other.

• Floriculture — Note: Exhibitor is responsible for providing vases, etc. as needed for proper display. Gladiolus; Zinnias; Marigolds; Daisies; Snapdragons; Lilies; Rose — Hybrid Tea, one bloom; Rose — Other (climbing, floribunda, miniature); Perennial/Biennial — one to three stems. List individual entries according to name of flower; Annuals — one to three stems; List individual entries according to name of flower; Potted Indoor Plant — Green, Foliage: potted Indoor Plant–Flowering, African violet, other; Hanging Basket — Green, Foliage; Hanging Basket — Flowering; Arrangements — Fresh: tall, over 12 inches, low to medium, suitable for centerpiece, one-sided, all around, miniature, not over five inches: Dried Flowers: arrangements, decorative items; Silk Flowers: arrangements, decorative items; Combination of Mediums: silk, dried, etc.

2016

• Horticulture — Note: Items to be exhibited on paper plates, which are available when registering. Entries should be in their natural state, not polished or waxed. Most should have stems or tops left on. Entry of three -Tomatoes: red varieties, cherry tomatoes, yellow tomatoes, other; Entry of three — Peppers; Onions; Cucumbers; Turnips; Beets; Carrots; Potatoes; Squash: summer yellow/green, zucchini, other; Entry of one - Broccoli, entry may be one whole head or three florets; Entry of one - Cauliflower; Entry of three - Sweet Corn; Okra; Entry of one — Egg Plant; Cabbage; Entry of six— Green Beans; Yellow Beans; Berries; Entry of three — Apples; Peaches; Entry of one jar — Honey; Exotic/Midget Vegetables; Miscellaneous Vegetables; Miscellaneous Fruits.

A “How to Exhibit” guide sheet is being offered to possible exhibitors through the University of Missouri Extension Office.

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2016 Nodaway County Fair sponsors announced

PREMIER PLUS SPONSORS Maryville Hy-Vee 97.1 the Vill – Pickup Country Tri-State Ford MFA Agri Services Burlington Jct. Maryville Daily Forum Meyer Auto Center

Deluxe Corporation Northwest Missouri State University Geist Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. US Bank Region H Hazmat Response Team for NWMo.

PREMIER SPONSORS

WHITE RIBBON SPONSORS

Citizens Bank & Trust Nodaway News Leader NorthwestCell Kizer Collision, Inc. Pitzenberger’s Body Shop Farmers Mutual Insurance Walker Body Shop

BLUE RIBBON SPONSORS Toby’s Carnival Nodaway Valley Bank Northwest Chiropractic Clinic

RED RIBBON SPONSORS

Smith Contracting Co. Golden Living Center & Community Kawasaki Motors Manufacturing SSM Health-St. Francis Hospital Rush Printing Summa Implement Co. Todd Stagner Shelter Insurance C. L. Allen Monuments Northwest Implement Carson’s Sports Grill

Nodaway County Extension Council and the Nodaway County 4-H programs are hosting a food drive for the Ministry Center of Nodaway County. Food can be brought to the Livestock Show or to the Extension display in the Administration Center during the fair.

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