2012 Lewis County Fair Guide June 14, 2012
Where to find... 2012 Schedule......pg.12-13 Grandstand Events Supercross Races......pg. 11 Demo Derby.............pg. 17 Rodeo.........................pg. 9 Tractor Pull...............pg. 19 2012 Contests Queen, Miss & Mr......pg. 9 Superstar Talent..........pg. 8 Pedal Power Tractor..pg 16 Kids Games..............pg. 18 Antique Tractor.........pg. 19 Volleyball...........pg. 18, 20 Open Livestock........pg. 7 Information 2012 Fair Dedication..pg. 3 2012 Fair Supporters...pg.4 2011 Queen................pg. 5 Little Miss & Mr........pg. 5 4-H Information.......pg. 21 Music......pg. 10, 11, 17, 19
37th Annual Lewis County Fair
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What’s New for You in 2012?
2012 will be proven to be the year for new experiences to make their way to the Lewis County Fair, along with the return of events that we haven’t had for several years. In the Grandstand, the Midwest Cowboys Rodeo Company will put on a full –fledged rodeo on Wednesday, July 11th starting at 7:30 pm. They offer bull riding, barrel racing, bareback, mutton bust’n and much, much more. Local contestants are encouraged to enter and children age 3-6 can participate in sheep riding for free, information on how to enter the rodeo is in this fair publication. Speaking of bulls, the mechanical bull from the Buckin’ Bull Saloon will be making his appearance at the Lewis County Fair all four nights, weather permitting. An important part of fairs is fun and learning. We have added lots and brought back many educational
experiences for kids and adults alike. The Lewis County Farm Bureau will have My American Farm interactive ag educational games at their booth sponsored by the American Farm Bureau and Pioneer Seed. SCOPE, a grassroots Missouri organization, will be in the Commercial building on Saturday with handson science activities 10 am to 4 pm. Also in the Commercial building will be an agricultural education display that will have hands- on activities from the Illinois University Extension – Adams County. Come milk a cow and more. This display will be in the Commercial building Wed, Thurs, and Friday 3 pm – 9 pm and Saturday 10 am – 9 pm. Returning after many years are educational talks and safety demonstrations. On Friday afternoon, a Missouri
Announcing Grandstand Events! The Grandstand will be home to 4 exciting nights of action. Returning back to the Lewis County Fair is the Rodeo. Midwest Cowboys Rodeo Company from Bowling Green, MO will be presenting a full rodeo on Wednesday night. They offer exciting opportunities for kids to participate along with local contestants. Motocross Races will be back in one night of excitement. Thursday night is the show to watch for the fast roaring, high flying quads and bikes. Promoter Nathan Bringer, owner of Outback MX Park outside of LaGrange will supervise the design and development of the track and run the races. The
excitement will begin with practice at 5:00 pm. The Demolition Derby promises to be another night of thrilling edge of your seat excitement. Track officials need the crowds’ help to count 5-4-32-1 on Friday evening, to start the cars crashing for the cash. Stock Cars, Modified Cars and Modified Compact cars will fill the arena with all the crashing and banging until only one is left. The smoke will start blowing at 7 pm when the Twin States Truck & Tractor Pull start down the track. Eleven classes of tractors and trucks will provide a night of exciting entertainment. Local trucks will pull after the main event.
Conservation Fishery Agent will be giving a presentation followed by a Snake presentation by Lewis County Conservation Agent, Brock McArdle. Both of these will be on the Home Ec stage. Friday evening in the horse arena, Lt. Don Cibert will put on a demonstration with his Drug Dog, Vitou. This is something that we feel is beneficial for any age and is pretty amazing to witness, so don’t miss it. Sgt. Brent Bernhardt of the Missouri Highway Patrol will have the Seatbelt Convincer on Main Street Friday evening. Come and experience for yourself the benefits of wearing your seatbelt. On Saturday come and visit Buckles the Bear from the Missouri Department of Transportation. Lewis County Farm Bureau and the Lewis County Fair Board will be giving away bicycle safety items or you may win a new bike. The Smokehouse will be on display on Saturday afternoon. Your children can practice fire safety in case of an emergency. Thank your local fire departments for putting on this display, it may well save your life. A fun event just for the Teens has been missing for the last several years and will be making its musical return on Saturday night. SADD will be sponsoring a Teen Dance in the All Purpose Pavilion from 8:30 pm to 11:30 pm. Music will be provided by Daniel Ray of Ewing to dance the night away. Come and see all the new and returning events at the Fair!
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Gate Season Tickets …......... Adults $30.00 Ages 6-12 $12.00 Lewis Co. 4-H and FFA Exhibitors .................................$10.00 Open Show Exhibitors/Vendors ..…………….…….…..$20.00 Lewis County 4-H/FFA Parents & Leaders .....……........$15.00 Lewis County Fair Board Members ...……....………….$15.00 Children (5 years and under) .................…………........…FREE DAILY GATE ADMISSIONS ADULT DAY AFTER 3 PM $7.00 Wednesday, July 11th $5.00 th $6.00 $8.00 Thursday, July 12 $6.00 $10.00 Friday, July 13th $6.00 $10.00 Saturday, July 14th th $5.00 $5.00 Sunday, July 15 Each Night After 9 pm - $5.00
6-12 $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 $5.00 $3.00
ALL FAIRGROUND PARKING IS FREE! FOR RENT: FAIRGROUNDS COMMERCIAL BOOTH SPACE
CAMPER PARKING Parking space for all campers is available at a cost of $10.00 PER DAY. Camping permits will be issued upon registration. Campers will be checked for permits, so they must be displayed in camper windows AT ALL TIMES. Camper parking must be registered upon arrival at the fairgrounds entrance gate, or fair office or parking may be requested prior to the fair by contacting: William O’Brien 573-494-3514.
TRUCK PARKING - Limited Spaces Parking space for personal pick-ups on the North side of the arena is available at a cost of $10.00 for the week or $5.00 per event. Truck permits will be issued upon registration. Trucks will be checked for permits, so they must be displayed in truck windows AT ALL TIMES. Truck parking must be registered upon arrival at the fairgrounds entrance gate or parking may be requested prior to the fair by contacting: Phil Garkie, 573-822-5170.
Everyone is eligible for a discounted season ticket if you enter an item in the 2012 Open Shows. That includes the animal shows and Home Economic shows. Do you have a picture that you have taken, a jar of jam, or a craft item that you could enter? Or a cool rock that you found, you make some awesome cookies or everyone says your pie is the best? Do you have Grandma’s quilt, some beautiful flowers, or a vegetable from the garden? Bring them on out on Tuesday July 10th or Wednesday 11th. Entering just one or more items discounts your season ticket by $10 for adults.
Fair Office Phone Number: 573.497.2770
Gate Admissions The Lewis County Fair has the policy that “Everyone Pays” at the gate to attend the fair. This is how we provide the varieties of entertainment seen at the fair. If it was not for the support at the gate the fair would not be able to continue to provide these events each year. Superintendents reduce event admissions to assist in making the cost of participating reasonable for all. Comments are welcome on the Lewis County Facebook page and at the office during the fair. Your input will assist the board in future decision making.
The classes and rules for the Open Animal and Home Economics shows will be printed and will be available at the Lewis County Extension office in Monticello. The classes and rules are also available to print from the web site. Information regarding day and night events are available in this publication and available on the web site. Complete rules and regulations for all events can be found at the Lewis County Fair web site:
www.lewiscountyfair.net
FCS Financial Miles Cameron Route 1, Box 73 Memphis, MO 63555 1-800-407-8984 1
(Inside and Outside) Booths inside the Commercial Building are available at a cost of $5.00 per foot, with each booth being 10 feet deep. Outside space for displays or booths may be rented at a cost of $2.00 per front footage. Depth of the outside space varies. Any amount of footage may be rented, providing there are vacancies. Contact for rental space: Commercial Booth: Kim Porter, 573-767-1251. Outside booths: William O’Brien, 573-494-3514.
Open Show Booklets
Discounted Season Tickets:
ADMISSION PRICES
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2012 Fair Dedication
Re-Elect
Larry Arnold Lewis County Coroner November 6, 2012 Paid for by Candidate
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James “Junior� Miller
James “Junior� Miller and his twin sister Georgia (now deceased) were born and raised near Benjamin in Lewis County. They attended school in Monticello, Benjamin, and Canton, graduating with the class of 1955. Junior has a younger brother, Gary McMahill, of Orange Park, FL, who enjoys traveling to Lewis County to visit several times a year. Junior worked for 41 years at the LaGrange Foundry, retiring in 1998. Junior also worked for as an EMT for the Lewis County Ambulance District and served on the Lewis County Ambulance District for several years. Junior has been involved with the farming for several years and in 2001 the Lewis Soil and Conservation named him “Cooperator of the Year�. Although Junior has downsized his farming, he still enjoys it very much. Junior married Shelby Job February 16, 1956, and together they raised three children: Robin Henley of Yorktown, VA; Greg Miller of Canton, MO; and Chris Miller of Summerville, SC. Shelby passed away April 15, 1985. Junior married Jan Carter May 28, 1988, who passed away March 16, 2006. Junior later married Judy (Penn) who was raised in Lewistown and brought to their marriage two daughters: Brenda Mallett and Kimberly Schneider both of LaGrange, MO.
Junior and Judy have 10 grandchildren: Shelby Henley of Yorktown, VA; Brandon Miller of Keokuk, IA; Lane, Chad, Ryan, and Shawn Miller all of Canton, MO; Christopher and Sophie Miller of Summerville, SC; and two step-grandchildren: Drew Mallett and Brock Schneider both of LaGrange, MO. Although Junior has turned down several offers to be on the Fair Board, he enjoys devoting his time at the Lewis County Fair. You will see Junior at the fairgrounds before the fair starts, getting things ready, or you might see him during the fair doing whatever needs to be done! Junior enjoys supporting and helping out the kids by buying beef at the livestock sale on Saturday night and you might even see him taking a break to get his favorite “ice cream�. To the best of Junior’s recollection, he has only missed one year of the Lewis County Fair!
Congratulations Junior!
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2012 Fair Supporters
Donations: The Fillin’ Station, Monticello, MO
Bronze Level Sponsors: American Family Insurance, Mark Reinebach, Canton, MO B&W Truck Specialists, West Quincy, MO Brenda Gunlock, Lewis County Recorder of Deeds, Monticello, MO Brumbaugh, Inc., Taylor, MO Family Insurance Group, Canton, MO Farmers Livestock Sales, Inc., Coatsburg, IL First Bankers Trust, Quincy, IL Flower Town, Etc., Ewing, MO Generations, La Belle, MO Heartland Resources, Ewing, MO Kim Porter, Lewis County Treasurer, Monticello, MO Johnnies Service Station, Ewing, MO Lewis County Health Dept., Monticello, MO Lewis Co. Soil & Water Conservation District, Monticello, MO MFA Agri Services, Canton & LaBelle, MO Mt. Salem Wyaconda Baptist Association Palmyra Clinic, Palmyra, MO Ponderosa Park, Ewing, MO Riverside Shirt Shop, Canton, MO Silver Shears, Ewing, MO Small Town Guns, La Belle, MO The Barber Shop, Ewing, MO The Rip Shop, Palmyra, MO Wilson Funeral Home, Kahoka, MO
Jan Geisendorfer, Lewis County Circuit Clerk, Monticello, MO Lewis County FFA, Ewing, MO McCutchan Angus, Monticello, MO Mt. Salem Wyaconda Baptist Association New Century Computers, LaBelle, MO Primo’s, Canton, MO Richards Electric Co., Quincy, IL Schlager Angus, Canton, MO Schreake & Associates, PC, Quincy, IL Scott’s Feed Store, Wyaconda, MO Sellenriek Construction, Inc., Lewistown, MO Shaklee - Bob & Betty Meyers, Canton, MO Town & Country Bank, LaGrange, MO Town & Country Bank, Quincy, IL Tuley Training Stable, Lewistown, MO Trump Trucks, Kahoka, MO Wellman Florists, Quincy, IL Wiss & Wiss Equipment, Kahoka, MO
Gold Level Sponsors:
ADM - LaBelle, MO Bunge, LaGrange, MO Clark Todd, D.D.S., Canton, MO Cuttin Corner, Canton, MO Double E Excavating, Maywood, MO Farmers Co-op, Ewing, MO Grassland Beef, Monticello, MO Heartland Bank, Canton, MO Heetco, Lewistown, MO Humphrey Feed & Seed, Monticello, MO IMI Equipment, LLC., Kahoka, MO Larry Arnold, Lewis Co. Coroner, Canton, MO Silver Level Sponsors: Lewis County Farm Bureau, Monticello, MO Arnold’s Funeral Home, Canton, MO Lumley Locker, LaBelle, MO B&B Livestock, Camp Point, IL MB Construction, Monticello, MO Brownell Woodworking, Maywood, MO McAfee’s/Hayes Inc., Kahoka, MO Campen Heating & Air, Canton, MO Mercantile Bank, Quincy, IL CAPPS Office Supply, Canton, MO MFA Oil, Canton & LaBelle, MO Coder Funeral Home, La Belle, MO Craig Redmon - State Representative, Canton, MO MO Tire Lube & Wash, Canton, MO Oak Hills Title Co., Canton, MO D&K Supply, Lewistown, MO Orschlen’s, Canton, MO Davis Funeral Home, Canton, MO Ozark’s Insurance, Kansas City, MO Fleer Feed, Lewistown, MO Ozark Lodge & Steakhouse, Newark, MO Fleer Tire, Lewistown, MO Robert’s Garage, Durham, MO Fred Westhoff, Lewis County Associate Circuit Press News Journal, Canton, MO Judge, Monticello, MO Shottenkirk - Lonnie Foust, Quincy, IL Grant’s Auto, Taylor, MO Smurfwood, Monticello, MO Green Valley Seed, LLC., Kahoka, MO Sullivan’s, Hamilton, IL Grgurich Autobody, Canton, MO TNT Action Sports, Quincy, IL Heartland Resources, Ewing, MO Town & Country - Midwest, La Belle, MO Helena Chemical Co., Wyaconda, MO URSA Farmers, Ursa, IL
Platinum Level Sponsors: Ayerco, Canton, MO B & S Insurance Agency, Palmyra, MO Beilstein Camper Sales, La Grange, MO Blessing Health Services, Quincy, IL Bliven’s Performance, Ewing, MO Buff’s Engraving & More, Canton, MO Canton State Bank, Canton, MO Canton Veterinary Clinic, Canton, MO Cramsey Construction, Lewistown, MO Country Aire Retirement Estates, Lewistown, MO Edina Livestock, Edina, MO Elder Auto Parts & Ace Elder Towing, Canton, MO Farr Construction, Matt Farr, Monticello, MO FCS Financial, Memphis, MO Fretwell Land Co., Monticello, MO Greg Sharpe, Poineer Seeds, Ewing, MO Hoewing Trucking, Canton, MO Kutter Bar & Grill, Quincy, IL Lewis County RECA, Lewistown, MO Lewis County Mutual Insurance, Lewistown, MO LG Seeds Area Dealers, Kevin Cary, Canton, MO Luby, Quincy, IL Mark Twain Communication, Hurland, MO Martin Pumping Services, Taylor, MO McKenzie Auto, Lewistown, MO Poage Auto Plaza, Quincy, IL Poage Chevorlet Buick, Hannibal, MO Poage Chrysler Dodge Jeep, Hannibal, MO Prairie Archway International, Quincy, IL Refreshment Services, Pepsi, Quincy, IL Sharpe Insurance Agency, Lewistown, MO Shelter Insurance, Canton, MO Schmitz Communication, Ewing, MO Smith Trucking, Dale Smith, Maywood, MO Sydenstricker’s, Palmyra, MO Two Rivers FS, Inc., Kahoka, MO
Titanium Level Sponsors: Bank of Monticello, Monticello & Canton Brian Munzlinger - Senator, Williamstown, MO Golden Eagle Distributing, Hannibal, MO Horner Dozing, Canton, MO KICK-FM, Quincy, IL KMEM, Memphis, MO Quincy Mack, Quincy, IL Pierce Trucking, Canton, MO United State Bank, Edina, Lewistown, & Ewing WTAD/WCOY, Quincy, IL Y101, Quincy, IL
Thanks to all our Fair Supporters!
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2011 Fair Queen
Monica Campen Monica Campen, Daughter of George and Marilyn Campen; raised on a Family Farm just a skip outside of Canton, MO. Monica is currently attending the University of Missouri; majoring in Agriculture Education. “For the past year I have had the opportunity to serve as the 2011 Lewis County Fair Queen. It has been an amazing and eventful year. I enjoyed every minute of the crazed fair week; from early morning livestock shows, handing out ribbons to exhibitors and contest winners, telling jokes with polo at the announcer’s stand, to late nights, watching the main grandstand attractions in the pit V.I.P seating area; as well as meeting so many wonderful people. As a lifelong 4-H and FFA member I have participated in livestock shows, trap shoots, interviews and fashion revues as well as other fair events, but as Queen I had the opportunity to experience everything the fair has to offer. I would like to thank all the volunteers whom work behind the scenes and make the fair possible. To the 2012 Fair Queen, I wish you all the luck in the world. Your responsibilities will be busy and demanding but I encourage you to enjoy the
2011 Little Miss & Mr
Morgan Keith & Skylar Runnells Morgan is the 6 year old daughter of Ryan and Crystal Keith of Ewing. This fall she will be a 2nd Grader at Highland Elementary. Morgan enjoys swimming, playing with her brother, Evan, basketball and riding her dirt bike. Throughout fair week, Morgan is busy showing her pigs and bucket calf in the show ring, participating in the kids pedal tractor pull, eating cotton candy and taking part in the kid’s games. This year will be her first year to race in the Motorcross as a youth beginner. Morgan encourages everyone to come to the fair and see all the animals, ride the rides and see the nightly events. I am Skylar Runnells from LaGrange, Missouri. I am 7 years old and my parents are Teresa Bringer and Ricky Walton. I enjoyed being the 2011 Little Mr. Lewis County at the fair. I show cows and pigs at the fair. The activities that I enjoy are baseball, swimming, riding my dirt bike and 4-wheeler. I also like working on the farm. I’m going into the 2nd grade this fall. I want to tell everyone to come out to the Lewis County Fair. It’s a lot of fun and a lot of activities. experience to the fullest. I would also like to wish my fellow 4-H and FFA members GOOD LUCK and have FUN at the fair. Thank you for an amazing year!!”
Miss Lewis County Fair Queen 2011 Monica Campen
Buff’s Engraving trophies plaques wedding favors memorabilia custom embroidering
(573) 288-3508
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Open Shows
Home Economics Shows
Home Economics Building Sponsors:
At the fair, visit the Home Economics building to view the displays of the local talents in crafts, photography, and good foods to name a few. Registration of open show exhibits is Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning. The Home Ec. building will open at 5 pm on Wednesday afternoon after the judging. On Wednesday, come and see what delicious items you can purchase at the Baked Goods Auction at 5:00 pm in the Home Ec. building. The Home Ec. Building will be full of bright and beautiful quilts at 4:30 pm as the “Country Classic” Quilt Show takes place. All items will be on display until 5 pm on Saturday.
Denman County Drugs, Lewistown, MO Lewistown Garden Club, Lewistown, MO Lewis County Health Department, Monticello, MO Brownell Woodworking, Maywood, MO Lewis County FFA, Ewing, MO Debbie Myers, Ewing, MO Heartland Resources/Foster Grandparents/In Home Services/Lewis Co. Nutrition Ewing, MO - “Independence with Dignity” Mt. Salem Wyaconda Baptist Association Lumley Locker, Labelle, MO Richards Electric, Quincy, IL
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Beautiful Quilt displayed for show. Photo courtesy of the Press-News Journal.
C. Clark Todd, D.D.S., P.C. General Dentistry 412 Clark Street Canton, MO 63435 573-288-5833
Grassland Beef Visit us at www.lewiscountyfair.net Monticello, MO 877-383-0051
Baked Goods ready for the Baked Goods Auction. Photo courtesy of the Press-News Journal.
eathealthy@grasslandbeef.com
www.poagechevybuick.com Hannibal, MO
573-221-0044
Corn • Soybeans • Alfalfa
Area Sales Manager - Kevin Cary
“Country Classic” Quilt Show Wednesday, July 11th 4:30 pm Home Ec. Building Stage
Open Shows
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Open Livestock Shows: Dairy - Wednesday at 1:30 pm Swine - Friday at 8 Sheep - Friday at 11 Barrel Racing - Saturday at 9 am Bucket Calf - Saturday at 8:15 am Cattle - Following the Bucket Calf Show
Livestock Show Sponsors: LG Seeds Area Dealers, Kevin Cary, Canton, MO Beilstein Camper Sales, La Grange, MO IMI Equipment, LLC., Kahoka, MO Oak Hills Title Co., Canton, MO Two Rivers FS, Inc., Kahoka, MO D&K Supply, Lewistown, MO Green Valley Seed LLC., Kahoka, MO Humphrey Feed & Seed, Monticello, MO Fleer Feed, Lewistown, MO McCutchan Angus, Monticello, MO Scott’s Feed Store, Wyaconda, MO Town & Country Bank, Quincy, IL Tully Training Stables, Lewistown, MO Mark Reinbach, American Family Ins, Canton, MO Schlager Angus, Canton, MO Lumley Locker, LaBelle, MO Town & Country Bank of Missouri, LaGrange, MO
Sheep Show and Hog Show. Monty McAfee Owner/Auctioneer
McAfee/Hayes Auction Service & Associates
Beef Cattle judge making a decision during a class of Jr. Heifers.
www.mcafeeauctionservice.com 375 S. Johnson Kahoka, MO 63445
OFFICE: 660-727-3796 CELL: 660-341-7412
Traditional Auction Service Since 1989
Dairy Cattle before the Open Dairy Show. Photo courtesy of the Press-News Journal.
URSA FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE CO. Elevators at: Bowen, Meyer, Warsaw, Ursa, Loraine, and Camp Point Serving agriculture since 1920
Town & Country Bank - Midwest
Paid for by Friends for Munzlinger, Ronald Krueger, Treasurer
Young showers in the Beef Cattle Show.
406 State Street • PO Box 6 LaBelle, MO 63447-0006 Phone 660-213-3227
Member F.D.I.C.
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Wednesday July 11th
Rt. 1, Box 60 Edina, MO 63537 Phone: (660) 397-9999 Fax: (660) 397-2468 LIVESTOCK SALE EVERY FRIDAY 11 am - Cows & Bulls 12:30 pm - Feeder Cattle Kevin Strange Home (660) 397-3339 Cell (660) 341-9974
Lewis County Superstar Talent Shows Little Superstar Youth Talent Show - 12 years and under 7:30 pm following the Queen Contest Judges determine Winners 1st - $150 2nd - $100 3rd - $50 All contestants receive a prize Superstar Adult Talent Show - 13 years and up following the Little Superstar Judges determine Winners 1 - $200 2nd - $125 3rd - $75 $50 - Audience Favorite st
Sing, Dance, Comedy, or Instrumental Acts Where Community Matters (217) 223-7300 • mercantilebk.com
Come and visit us at the Fair!
Beilstein Camper Sales La Grange, MO Over 50 Years Serving Tri-State Camping Families
For more information or to register by July 10, 2012 by contact Jill Putnam at bjputnam@marktwain.net or 660-341-8509.
Sponsors: Kim Porter - Lewis County Treasurer, Wilson Funeral Home, Jan Geisendorfer - Lewis County Circuit Clerk, McCutchan Angus, The Barber Shop, Ponderosa Park
Fresh Baked Goods Auction
Wednesday, July 11th @ 5:30 pm Between the Youth and Home Ec. buildings. Proceeds fund the Home Ec. Open Show
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PIONEER® BRAND-SEEDS Greg Sharpe Ewing, MO 63440 (573) 209-3350
Lewistown 573-215-2283 Ewing 573-209-3223 Edina 660-397-2408
• CHECKING ACCOUNTS - Business & Personal • ADVANTAGE MONEY MARKET ACCOUNT • CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT • SAVINGS & NOW ACCOUNTS • SAFE DEPOSIT FACILITIES • WIRE TRANSFER - Domestic & Foreign • 24-HOUR ATM - Lewistown, Edina & Ewing
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Wednesday July 11th
Wednesday July 11th at 7:30 pm
ROYALTY CONTESTS Superintendents: Crystal Keith, Ewing, MO 573-406-9180 Pam Bringer, LaGrange, MO 660-341-7958
Little Miss & Mr. 5:30 pm Entry Fee $2.00 - For more information or to register contact the superintendents.
Events include: Mutton Bust’n , Calves, Steers, PeeWee, Junior, Senior, and Open Bulls. Chute Dogg’n, Bareback, Peewees, Youth and Open Barrels!!!! Call know is Monday July 9th from 6 pm - 10 pm. Call 573-470-2463. Local contestants are welcome to call in as well!!! FREE SHEEP RIDING FOR AGES 3 - 6 YEARS! PARENTS MUST CALL YOUR KIDS IN ON JULY 9th from 6-10 pm 573-470-2463!! MONEY WILL BE GIVEN TO LOCAL CONTESTANT WITH HIGHEST POINTS!!!!
Queen 6:00 pm
FREE SHEEP SCRAMBLE FOR KIDS AGED 10 & YOUNGER DURING OUR INTERMISSION!!! Midwest Cowboys Rodeo Company Junior and Senior Queens will be present for autographed and pictures!!!
Entry Fee $10.00 - For more information or to register contact the superintendents.
Sponsors: Schreake & Associates P.C., Coder Funeral Home, Flower Town, Etc.
Don’t miss out on this rodeo action!!!! Sponsors: KMEM, Memphis, MO • Fretwell & Associates, Monticello, MO • Shelter Insurance - Richard Horner, Canton, MO • Sullivan’s, Hamilton, IL • Edina Livestock, Edina MO • Tuley Training Stables, Lewistown, MO • Richards Electric, Quincy, IL
Schmitz Communications •Two-way Radio Sales and Service •UHF and VHF Repeater Rental •Complete Radio Systems Design, FCC Licensing, and Installation •Computer Sales, Services, and Networking •Wireless Networking Products •Digital Surveillance Camera and DCS Alarm Systems •Alarm Monitoring Service •Audio and Video System Products •MITEL Business Telephone Systems
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Aaron Schmitz, owner 20738 State Highway 156 Ewing, MO 63440 (573) 494-3300 Phone (573) 248-9078 Cell aaron@schmitzcomm.net http://www.schmitzcomm.net
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Thursday July 12th
Country Aire Retirement Estates
Superstar Winners & Braden Stover
A Skilled Nursing Facility • Friendly Caring Staff Peaceful, Country Home- Like Atmosphere Selective Menu Daily • Private Medicare Suites
7:00 pm
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All Purpose Pavilion
500 E. 9th Street Kansas City, MO 64106 816-842-6300
Past winners from the Superstar talent shows in 2009, 2010 and 2011 will perform and new Country Artist, Braden Stover. Visit www.bradenstovermusic.com or Braden Stover on Facebook Braden began playing fairs and festivals in WV and the surrounding areas. He also started writing his own songs, using his skills in guitar and the help of occasional co-writer to create his signature sound - “Clean, all-American pop-country”. His gift of writing did not go unnoticed - it garnered him an invitation to attend the first American Idol camp in MA, where he attended writing and performance workshops. Drawing from musical influences Brad Paisley, George Strait, Keith Urban, and Cletus T. Judd, Braden’s music tells stories of home, love and bullying.
We would like to Thank All the Sponsors have supported the us over the past 37 years. Serving Lewis County and the Surrounding Area for over 80 years! 201 E. LaFayette Street PO Box 38 Monticello, MO 63457 Phone: 573.767.5264 Fax: 573.767.5490
515 White Street PO Box 250 Canton, MO 63435 Phone: 573.288.5290 Fax: 573.288.5298
www.bankofmonticello.com
See you at the Lewis County Fair!
Carnival Armbands Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday 6 pm - 10 pm $20 Saturday 1 pm - 5 pm Buddy System
Congratulations to the
Lewis County Fair!
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Thursday July 12th
Baby Contest
Lewis County Fair Supercross Races
Divisions: 0-6 months (7/7/12 - 1/7/12) 7-11 months (1/7/12 - 7/7/11) 12-23 months (7/8/11 - 7/7/10) 24-35 months (7/8/10 - 7/7/09)
Birth to 3 years of Age 5:30 p.m. Registration - 4:30 p.m. Entry Fee: $1.00
Sign-up 4:00 – 6:30 pm Practice 5:00 pm Races begin at 7:00 pm
Awards: Each contestant receives a ribbon Trophies & Cash Prize for 1st place Cash Prizes for 2nd place, Youngest Baby, & Greatest Distance traveled
No membership necessary.
Sponsors: Palmyra Clinic, Silver Shears. Mark Reinebach Agency, Inc, Richards Electric
The track will be built with all riders in mind. If the weather cooperates, the track will be in good racing condition. Riders will not be charged to enter the pits. All others will be charged a $5 fee.
Entry Fees - Trophy Classes $30/Cash Classes - $40
Cash and Trophy Classes! Guaranteed $1000 Cash payout per class raced! 5 place payback on cash classes! Sponsors: United State Bank, Lewistown, Ewing & Edina Brian Munzlinger, State Senator, Williamstown, MO Horner Dozing, Canton, MO KICK-FM, 97.9, Quincy, IL Pierce Trucking, Canton, MO Quincy Mack, Quincy, IL Pearl Machine & Tool, Canton, MO Sharpe Insurance, Inc., Lewistown, MO Buffs Engraving, Canton, MO Hoewing Trucking, LLC, Canton, MO
HOME*FARM*BUSINESS*LIFE*HEALTH AUTO*MOTORCYCLE*BOATS*FLOOD *CROP Serving you for over 30 years!
For Rules and more information: Nathan Bringer 660-998-0481 bringerracing@yahoo.com
Pearl Machine & Tool, LLC
North side of the Arena
301 North 3rd Canton, MO 63435 573-288-8665 (TOOL) Cell 660-216-5511
405 S ELM STREET ~ LEWISTOWN, MO 63452-2502 OFFICE: 573-215-2703 HOME: 573-215-2429 Contact: Randy &/or Brenda Sharpe Or Brad Sharpe
Live Music - 9:00pm – 1:00am Bike rider in the Supercross. Photo courtesy of PNJ.
No age requirement to enter. Armband required to purchase alcohol. Must have proper ID.
~ 2012 Schedule
2012 Lewis County Fair Guide Page 12 Madd Hoss Jackson at the Friends of the Northside Benefit in January of 2012. 2013 Benefit is scheduled for January 12, 2013. More detail to come later.
Below Left: Lewis County residents showing their Angus heifers. Below Right: Crash, Crash, Smash.
Left: Cattle Judge talk with young man. Below: Flag raising at 2011 Open Ceremony.
Above: Ribbons being proudly displayed. Below: Open Sheep Show.
MONDAY JULY 9th 5:00 pm – 7:30 pm Superstar Talent Show Rehearsals – All-Purpose Pavilion 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm Call In for Rodeo Registration -573-470-2463 – Local Contestants Welcomed. Free Sheep Riding kids ages 3-6. TUESDAY JULY 10th 3:00 pm – 7:30 pm Open Show Exhibits Registration – Home Ec. Building 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm Indoor Exhibit Interview Judging (4-H & FFA) 6:00 pm 4-H Dog Show Registration - All-Purpose Pavilion 6:30 pm 4-H, FFA, & Open Dog Show WEDNESDAY JULY 11th 7:30 am 4-H & FFA Rabbit exhibits in place – Livestock Show Arena 7:30 am – 10:00 am Open Show Exhibits Registration – Home Ec. Building 8:00 am – 11:30 am Registration of Floriculture entries - Youth Building 8:30 am 4-H & FFA Rabbit Show 12:00 pm Lewis Co. Fair Association Opening Ceremony - Flag Pole at the front of the grounds 1:30 pm Open Dairy Show - Livestock Arena 5:00 pm 4-H & FFA Open Junior Goat Show – All goats must be in place by 3 pm. Market goat weigh-in will begin at 3 pm. 3:00 pm Commercial Building Opens – Ag Education Activities 4:30 pm “Country Classic” Quilt Show - Home Ec. Stage 5:00 pm 4-H/FFA Trophy Presentation & Fashion Show – Home Ec Building 5:30 pm Auction of Baked Food Items 5:30 pm Little Mr. & Miss Contest – All Purpose Pavilion. Contact Crystal Keith (573-406-9180) to register 6:00 pm 2012 Lewis County Fair Queen Contest – All-Purpose Pavilion. Contact Crystal Keith (573-406-9180) to register before July 7th or for more information 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm Carnival Rides – Jerry Germain Rides/All American Amusements. Armbands (6 pm – 10 pm) - $20 6:00 pm – 12:00 am Beer Gardens Open – North of Arena. Music until midnight. 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Gospel Music – Hospitality Building 7:30 pm Rodeo – Midwest Cowboys Rodeo Company – Grandstand Arena For more info contact 573-470-2463 7:30 pm Lewis County Talent Shows – Little Superstar & Superstar – All-Purpose Pavilion. Contact Jill Putnam (660-341-8509) to register or for more information 9:00 pm Home Ec. & Commercial Building Closes THURSDAY JULY 12th 8:00 am 4-H & FFA Poultry Show – Livestock Arena. Poultry must be in place by 7:30 am. Poultry blood testing begins at 6:30 am. 9:00 am Youth Building Opens – 4-H & FFA exhibits on display 11:00 am Home Ec. Building Opens 3:00 pm Commercial Building Opens – Ag Education Activities 3:00 pm – 6:30 pm Sign-up for Motocross Races 5:00 pm Beef, Sheep, & Swine weigh-in: (Livestock wishing to arrive prior to 1:00 pm Thursday should contact the barn superintendent in advance for stall assignments) Sheep Knowledge quiz after weigh-in. 5:00 pm Practice for Motocross Races 4:30 pm Registration for the Baby Contest 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm Carnival Rides – Jerry Germain Rides/All American Amusements. Armbands (6 pm – 10 pm) - $20 6:00 pm – 12:00 am Beer Gardens Open – North of Arena. 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Gospel Music – Hospitality Building 5:30 pm Baby Contest – All Purpose Pavilion 7:00 pm Music Show – Past Winners of the Superstar Talent Shows and Braden Stover – All-Purpose Pavilion 7:00 pm Motocross Races – Bikes & Quads - Grandstand Arena - For more info contact Nathan Bringer 573-406-3868 9:00 pm Home Ec. & Commercial Building Closes 9:00 pm – 1:00 am Madd Hoss Jackson – Beer Gardens – North of the Arena.
Pictures courtesy of the Press News Journal and Lewis County Fair Board Members.
Volunteers Needed! Volunteers are always needed to assist with the many events at the fair. You are interested in being a volunteer during the fair, please contact the fair office and leave a message, or leave a message on Facebook at the Lewis County Fair page.
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of Events ~ FRIDAY JULY 13th 8:00 am 9:00 am 11:00 am 11:00 am 3:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:30 pm 5:00 pm
4-H, FFA, & Open Swine Show - Livestock Show Arena Youth Building Opens 4-H, FFA, & Open Sheep Show – Livestock Show Arena. Home Ec. Building Opens Commercial Building Opens – Ag Education Activities Presentation by MO Department of Conservation Fishery Agent Registration for the Pedal Powered Tractor Pull Fresh Grilled Beefburgers prepared and served by Lewis and Marion Cattlemen’s Assoc. Donations Accepted!! 5:00 pm “Snakes” – Presentation by Conservation Agent Brock McArdle 5:30 pm Kids Pedal Powered Tractor Pull – All Purpose Pavilion 6:00 pm “LaGrange Police Drug Dog” – Presentation – Horse Arena 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Seatbelt Convincer – MO State Highway Patrol. Main Street 6:00 pm – 1:30 am Beer Gardens Open – North of Arena. 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm Carnival Rides – Jerry Germain Rides/All American Amusements. Armbands (6 pm – 10 pm) - $20 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Gospel Music – Hospitality Building 7:00 pm Demolition Derby – Grandstand Arena. For more info contact Stacy Berhorst 660-216-4963 9:00 pm Home Ec. & Commercial Building Closes 9:00 pm – 1:00 am Haywire – Beer Gardens – North of the Arena.
Above: Kids Games Right: Checking out the Luby Equipment. Below Right: Kids Games - Money Scramble Below Right: Camden Scifres performing in the Little Superstar Talent Show.
SATURDAY JULY 14th 8:00 am Co-ed Fun League – Times will be determined by number of teams. For more info contact Tricia Hinton 573-822-6790 8:00 am Lewis County Fair Antique Tractor & Pedal Tractor Show. Tractors must be in place by 11 am. Awards at 2:30 pm. 8:15 am 4-H, FFA, & Open Bucket Calf – Livestock Arena 9:30 am 4-H, FFA, & Open Beef Show – Livestock Arena. Followed by the Jackpot Steer Show 9:00 am Youth & Home Ec. Building Opens 9:00 am NBHA Horse Show – Training Barrels, Pee Wee Barrels will not start before 11 am 10:00 am Commercial Building Opens – Ag Education Activities 10:00 am – 4:00 pm SCOPE – Hands-On Science Activities – Commercial Building 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Smokehouse – Main Street. Presented by the Lewis County Fair Departments 11:00 am 4-H Sport Fishing Casting Contest – All Purpose Pavilion 12:30 pm “Fun at the Fair” Contests – for YOUTH (12 and under), Hay Bale Toss follows 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Buckles the Bear –MO Dept. of Transportation 3:00 pm Washer Tournament - Northside of the Arena. Lewis County Young Farmers. Registration at 2:30 pm. 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm 4-H Indoor Exhibits Released 5:00 pm Open Home Ec. Exhibits Released 5:00 pm 4-H & FFA Market Animal Sale – Livestock Arena 5:30 pm Cowboy Mounted Shoot – Horse Arena 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Gospel Music – Hospitality Building 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm Carnival Rides – Jerry Germain Rides/All American Amusements. 6:00 pm – 1:30 am Beer Gardens Open – North of Arena. 7:00 pm Home Ec. Building Closes 7:00 pm Truck & Tractor Pull – Twin States Pulling Association, Co-Sanction with IL Farm Pullers, Local Stock Truck Pull after Main Show. Contact Doug Wilson at 573-822-5356 8:30 pm – 11:30 pm Teen Dance – All Purpose Pavilion. Sponsored by SADD Above Left: Demo Pits. 9:00 pm Commercial Building Closes Above Right: 9:00 pm – 1:00 am Badlands Band –Beer Gardens – North of the Arena. Grandstands on Demo Night SUNDAY JULY 15th TBA Co-ed Sand Volleyball - Times will be determined by number of teams. Benefits the Highland High School Varsity Softball program. For more info contact Paul Scifres 217-440-7309 WE’RE ON 2:00 pm 4-H & FFA Open Horse Show – Horse Arena. Horses in place by 1:30 pm. FACEBOOK
Left: Enjoying the Ride. Right: Beef Cattle Show. Far Right: 2011 Royalty Little Mr & Miss and Queen Court.
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New for 2012
Presentations Come ride the Bull! Each evening at the Fair! Weather Permitting! Saturday
Friday, July 13th MO Dept. of Conservation - Fish & Snakes MO State Highway Patrol - Seatbelt Convincer LaGrange Police Drug Dog Air-Evac - On Display
Saturday, July 14th Lewis Co. Fire Protection District Smokehouse Buckles the Bear
10 am - 4 pm Commercial Building
Washer Tournament
Teen Dance Saturday, July 14th
Lewis County Young Farmers Saturday July 14 Northside of Arena - Beer Gardens Registration at 2:30 pm Play begins at 3 pm
8:30 pm - 11:30 pm
Two Player Teams - $10 per Team For more information and Preregister
Sponsored by SADD
Call Lea at 217-216-5374
Music by Daniel Ray
New for 2012 DETOUR
DETOUR
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DETOUR
This summer the fair is challenged with the closure of the bridge over Sugar Creek on Highway 16 west of Canton. This is going to make traveling to the fair a little difficult for those living on the east side of Lewis County. The following routes have been established by the Missouri Department of Transportation. Traveling from Canton on Hwy 16 take Route F to Route E to Route A. This will bring you into Monticello by the gas station. The other option is to take Route C out of LaGrange west to Route BB and then north on BB to Hwy 16. This will bring you out just west of Monticello to travel on east to the fairgrounds. If you know of alternative routes involving gravel roads, you might take a leisurely drive to reach the Lewis County fairgrounds. We hope that this small inconvenience will not stop people from coming to the fair as we have many new events and special activities that we don’t think you will want to miss. Also, as with any detours or unfamiliar routes, please use caution and drive safely to arrive safely.
TOP 10 REASONS TO COME TO THE LEWIS COUNTY FAIR!
All-American Amusements
Carnival Open Daily! Nightly 6 pm - 10 pm and Saturday 1 pm - 5 pm Armbands - $20 Wednesday, Thursday, & Friday Buddy System - Saturday 1 pm - 5 pm
10. Grandstand Events! 9. Local Contests - Queen, Little Mr & Miss, Talent, and more! 8. Kids Games 7. Bands in the Beer Gardens. 6. See your neighbors that you haven’t seen for a almost a year. 5. Where else can your turtle race? 4. New Hands-on Educational Activities 3. Support the 4-H and FFA kids and see all the animals 2. Lemon Shake-ups, Corn Dogs & Dottie’s Funnel Cakes 1. Attend the Annual Lewis County “Homecoming” to watch the Demo Derby!
Discount Ride Tickets Sold at Home Ec Building Tuesday 3 pm - 7 pm and Wednesday 7:30 am - 10 am
Working Together for a Better Tomorrow
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Friday July 13th
McKenzie Automotive & Garage Pedal Power Tractor Pull Lewistown, Missouri (573) 497-2705 or (573) 497-2300
5:30 pm
All-Purpose Pavilion Registration - 4:30 pm
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Awards: 1st place - 2nd place - 3rd place trophies in all classes
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Prize for each entry sponsored by Lewis County C-1 FFA
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LEWIS & MARION COUNTY CATTLEMEN’S ASSOCIATION -DONATIONS ACCEPTED-
M.F.A. OIL CO. Canton - 573-288-3109 LaBelle - 660-462-3633
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Gasoline · Diesel Fuel · LP · Soy Diesel Fuel Fuel Oil · Motor Oil · Lubricants · Hydraulic Oil ·
Debbie Cottrell, Owner & Hair Stylist
David Plant, Manager
For Your Hair & Tanning Needs
Thanks to All the make 2012 Lewis County Fair possible! We couldn’t do it with out you!
Thanks to businesses, dealers and individuals that donate their equipment for Grandstand work, These events could not be held without you!
Lewis County Rural Electric Cooperative Association A Touchstone Energy® Cooperative P.O. Box 68 Telephone (573) 215-4000 Lewistown, Missouri 63452 Fax (573) 215-4004 Toll Free 1-888-454-4485
306 Lewis St. Canton, MO 573-288-2855
SULLIVAN AUCTIONEERS, LLC PO BOX 111 1066 EAST US HWY 136 HAMILTON, IL 62341
217-847-2160
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Northside Crowd on Friday evening
EAT - DRINK - N’ RIDE
Friday July 13th
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Demolition Derby 7:00 pm Selby Implement Company
For Rules: Stacy Berhorst 660-216-4963 Monty Bringer 573-231-9207
Modified Prize Money 1st - $1200; 2nd - $500; 3rd - $300 Stock Prize Money 1st - $1200; 2nd - $500; 3rd - $300 Compact Derby Prize Money 1st - $800; 2nd - $400; 3rd - $200 Trophies for derby and heat winners. Sponsors: Bank of Monticello. Canton & Monticello Brian Munzlinger, State Senator, Williamstown, MO Horner Dozing, Canton, MO KICK-FM, 97.9, Quincy, IL Pierce Trucking, Canton, MO Quincy Mack, Quincy, IL United State Bank, Ewing, Lewistown, & Edina Beilstein Camper Sales, La Grange, MO Cramsey Construction, Lewistown, MO FCS Financial, Memphis, MO Lewis County Mutual Insurance, Lewistown, MO McKenzie Automotive & Garage, Lewistown, MO Pearl Machine & Tool, Canton, MO Sharpe Insurance, Inc., Lewistown, MO Shelter Insurance - Richard Horner, Canton, MO MO Tire Lube & Wash, Canton, MO Roberts Garage, Ewing, MO Shottenkirk Chevorlet, Lonnie Foust, Quincy, IL Fleer Tire, Lewistown, MO Town & Country Bank of Missouri, LaGrange, MO
2201 North 24th Street Quincy, IL 62301 217-222-6480 www.selbyimplement.com SALES * PARTS * SERVICE Demo Car that is not going any where for a while. Full stands for the 2011 Demo Derby. Photo courtesy of the Press-News Journal.
North side of the Arena Live Music - 9:00pm – 1:00am No age requirement to enter. Armband required to purchase alcohol. Must have proper ID.
Saturday July 14th
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Co-ed Youth Fun League (very recreational) 6 on 6 (3 men & 3 women) Maximum 8 members per team Team members must be enrolled in Jr. High or High School or 2012 High School graduate.
Broken Spoke Mounted Posse Presents
Cowboy Mounted Shooting 5:30 PM
“Fair Time Shoot” World Point Qualifier Circuit payback $500 Added Money
Prizes Awarded Superintendents: Tricia Hinton 573-822-6790
Hay Bale Toss
After Kid’s Games Superintendent: John Waterman, 573-478-3622 Awards: Trophies for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Places in Youth Classes Trophy for 1st place in Women’s and Men’s
Rules: Object of this contest is for each contestant to see how high he/she can throw a bale of hay.
For More Information: Sue Campbell @ 217-242-5696 sucase@adams.net www.brokenspokemountedposse.com Sponsor: B&B Livestock
Classes: Class 1 - 7 and Under - Any Height Class 2 - 8 to 10 years Class 3 - 10 to 14 years Class 4 - Women -Any age -Any Height Class 5 - Men - Ages 14 and Over - Under 68” Class 6 - Men - Ages 14 and Over - 68” -72” Class 7 - Men - Ages 14 and Over - 72” and Over
Local and National News, Weather and Radar Reports, Farm News and Markets, High School and College Sports, Cardinal Baseball, and Country Music.
Simulcast with KWIX form 6 to 8 am, Music from the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s, News and Weather Reports, High School and College Sports
1 mile east of Lewistown on Hwy 16
Today’s Christian Music, the Dave Ramsey Show and Local Sports
Missouri Tire Lube & Wash
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1003 Bross Ave - Canton, MO Shop (573) 288-8002 Cell (660) 341-5132
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”FUN AT THE FAIR” Contests
12:30 pm Superintendent: Brenda Wright
Contestants - 12 years and younger
Contest Classes: ♦ Money Scramble ♦ Balloon Throw ♦ Egg Toss ♦ Hula Hoop ♦ Watermelon Eating Contest • Watermelon will be furnished ♦ Frog Jumping • Each contestant must furnish own frog & take it back home with him/her ♦ Turtle Race • Each contestant must furnish own turtle & take it back home with him/her Sponsors: Polo Sound, B&W Truck Specialists, Generations, Small Town Guns
Great Food, Good Times Visit the Lewis County Fair!
800-542-8643 800-637-3111
Double E Excavating Eric Evans, Owner Land Clearing, Lakes & Ponds, Site Grading, Sewage Lagoons, Demolition Maywood, MO
573-478-4485
Money Scramble
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Saturday July 14th
Antique Tractor Show
Bound together by a sense of community
8 am - 3 pm on Main Street All tractors must be in place by 11 am. Judging will be between 12 pm - 2 pm.
Co-Sanctioned with IL Farm Pullers
7:00 pm 11 Classes including: Hot Farm, Pro Stock Tractors, Farm Stock, Classic Modified, 2-Wheel Drive, 4-Wheel Drive Trucks & Open Truck Class Local Truck Pull after Main Show
Tractor Classes: Fea Feature - Allis -Chalmers mers Best of Show Most Original Pedal Tractor Classes: Feature - Allis -Chalmers Best of Show Most Original
For more information, contact: Doug Wilson (573) 288-3649
As we gather together for the Lewis County Fair Shelter Insurance® is proud to be there. We at Shelter Insurance support those who make the fair possible and those who come to share in the festivities.
Richard Horner Serving Lewis County 573-288-3734 or 800-883-3747 www.shelterinsurance.com
OAK HILLS TITLE COMPANY Dennis W. Smith, Attorney at Law, Manager Mary Kay Allen, Manager
Sponsors: Bank of Monticello, Canton & Monticello Brian Munzlinger, State Senator, Williamstown, MO WTAD/WCOY, Quincy, IL Blivens Performance, Ewing, MO Cramsey Construction, Lewistown, MO LG Seeds Area Dealers, Kevin Cary, Canton, MO Luby, Quincy, IL ADM - LaBelle, LaBelle, MO Hoewing Trucking, LLC, Canton, MO Oak Hills Title Co., Canton, MO D&K Supply, Lewistown, MO Double E Excavating, Maywood, MO Wiss & Wiss, Equipment, Kahoka, MO
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Badlands Band If it is important to Agriculture, you’ll hear it on WTAD &
North side of the Arena during the fair on WCOY, too!
Live Music - 9:00pm – 1:00am No age requirement to enter. Armband required to purchase alcohol. Must have proper ID.
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Sunday July 15th
LEWIS COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Sand Volleyball
Stability – Service – Strength Protecting your property since 1880 106 E Main ~ P O Box 37 Lewistown MO 63452 Telephone (573) 215-2703 Toll Free (866) 522-6768 Fax (573) 215-2347
Dan Goehl, DVM Rachel Goehl, DVM
Co-ed Recreational 6 on 6 (3 men & 3 women) Maximum 8 players
Seth Shirey, DVM Jonathan Bell, DVM David Hudson, DVM
Volunteers Needed! Volunteers are always needed to assist with the many events at the fair. You are interested in volunteering during the fair, please contact the fair office and leave a message, or leave a message on Facebook at the Lewis County Fair page.
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Prize Money - Payback to be determined Benefits the Highland High School Varsity Softball Program Superintendent: Paul Scifres 217-440-7309 (Limited Number of Teams Accepted)
Enjoy the Lewis County Fair! 100 South Fourth Street • 573-288-4424
$100.00 Entry Fee per team
2010 Fair Queen, Aron Taylor with State Representative Redmon, State Senator Munzlinger, and Presiding Comminisioner Murphy at the 2011 Opening Ceremony.
Thanks to all the fair board members, 4-Her’s, FFA members parents, and volunteers that worked all year to prepare for this years 37th county fair.
Left - Good Food at the Fair! Photo courtesy of the Press-News Journal.
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Hungry? It is a good idea to come to the 2012 Lewis County Fair hungry. There will lots of good food and treats to have while you are at the fair. The 4-H Food Stand and American Legion will have their usual specialities of taco salad and cheeseburgers respectively. The Lemonade Shake-up Stand will have Corn Dogs and Dottie will be there with her famous Funnel Cakes. Also be sure to visit the food booths from the Smokehouse on Carnival Road and Bobby Childress on the North Side. Plus much, much more!
2012 Lewis County Fair Guide Page 21 2011-2012 LEWIS COUNTY 4-H CLUB MEMBERSHIP Lucky Clover: Leader: Beckie Ledbetter Assistant Leader: Melissa Austin Jake Allensworth Bailey Ledbetter Will Austin Bryson Ledbetter Douglas Chatfield Jared Lewis Lane Clary Tanner Turpin Noah Fifer William Turpin Dalton Hoffman Mikey Whan Dustin Hooper Monticello: Leader: Julie Crabill Assistant. Leader: Karen Porter Hannah Cottrell Benjamin Crabill Nicholas Crabill Jacob Fields Jordyn Hale Keegan Jones Hannah Lay Hunter Lay Taylor Lay
Cole McCutchan John McCutchan Gavin Meyer Hayden Meyer Shelbi Nelson Tyler Porter Eli Putnam Jackson Putnam Colton Rutledge
Ten Mile: Leader: Marilyn Campen Assistant Leader: Denise Fury Arthur Campen Charles Hetzler Jessica Campen Jacob Hetzler Monica Campen Andrea Hoffman Clayton Covert Bethany Hoffman Logan Covert Chelsea Hoffman Emily Dochterman Kinsey Tiemann Matthew Dochterman Tanner Tiemann Jared Henderson Hailee Turnbaugh Nathan Henderson Heath Turnbaugh
Pleasant Grove: Leader: Lola Brumbaugh & Pam Deters Assistant Leader: Patty Foust Carrie Baker Karsen Lay Jackson Barry Konner Lay Matthew Barry Nathan Lewis Walker Deters Caleb Lovell Emma Elder Amy McDermott Katie Elder Garrett Spurgeon Alexander George Alaina Sutton Andrew George Jaclyn Sweet Gabe Hackemack Nick Sweet Austin Heisz Ron Sweet Clayton Hinton Denver Wells Tyler Hinton Oyster Prairie: Leader: Cindy Adams Assistant Leader: Grace Bringer Marissa Abell Payton Miller Zachary Abell Nathan Moore Keli Adams Emma Nelson LaKaylee Austin George Parmenter-Davis Tyler Berhorst Carey Rodas Kyle Bringer Aaron Schnelle Hunter Collier Grace Schnelle Cole Goings Austin Schultz Seth Goings Avery Schultz William Goings Ryan Waterman Caleb Griffen Hanna Wellman Harley Griffen Joshua Wellman Colt Jennings Chase Wilson Emily Legg Conner Wilson Kenley Linnenburger Anne Wood Brookelyn Miller
2011 LEWIS COUNTY 4-H & FFA LIVESTOCK SALE Edina Livestock Sales, LLC Davis Funeral Home Crop Production Services, Palmyra Humphrey Feed and Seed Exchange Bank of NEMO, Kahoka Ozark Steakhouse Junior Miller Farms People’s Bank of Wyaconda United State Bank Sullivan Auctioneers Canton State Bank NAPA, Canton Town and Country Bank Midwest Sharpe Holdings State Senator Brian Munzlinger Heimer Tax & Accounting, Quincy Carroll Hoffman Farms Auto Plus/McKenzie Automotive B&S Insurance, Palmyra
“A Special Thank You”
Auctioneers and Ringmen: Merlin Earlywine, Dan Sullivan, Kenny Mayes, and Kevin Strange Sale Clerks: Sharon Marks, Marsha Hoffman, Karen Porter, Kendra Tiemann
Carrie Baker Tyler Brumbaugh Bryce Burnett Arthur Campen Jessica Campen Monica Campen Ceira Cibert
Katie Daughtery Taylor Davis Alex Dewitt Brittany Deters Emily Dochterman Matthew Dochterman Dylan Dover
and additional contributors
MFA Agri-Services-Canton & LaBelle Bunge Corporation The Lewis County 4-H & FFA Members along with the Lewis County 4-H Council would like to thank these businesses and individuals for their support!
4-H & FFA Livestock Sale Saturday July 14th at 5:00 PM
Ursa Farmer’s Coop Town and Country Bank of Missouri Fleer Feed Inc. Shaklee-Bob and Betty Meyer Farmer’s Coop, Ewing Bank of Monticello Greg Sharpe-Pioneer Seed IMI Equipment, Kahoka Heartland Dairy Sydenstricker Farm and Lawn Inc. Rhett Hunziker-Pioneer Seed State Representative Craig Redmon Robert’s Garage and Towing Scott Rutledge-Burrus Seed Coil Manufacturing-Charles Industries Dr. Clark Todd Canton Veterinary Clinic Ace Elder Automotive Riverside Smokehouse & Grill
2011-2012 Lewis Co. FFA Members Canton R-V Chapter Logan Dye Ahmed Elbermawy Austin Heisz Clayton Hinton Bethany Hoffman Jaymi Hudnut Autumn Irvin
Dean Kennedy Lane Kennedy Shay Kirchner Nathan Lewis Ben Logsdon Cory Martz Amy McDermott
Deanna Pearl Gracey Pearl Sean Pearl Dereck Powers Aury Randolph Jessica Rash Sam Ryan
Aron Taylor Cody Sherwood Dakota Sherwood Heather Stainbrook Brittany Stroud Nick Sweet Ron Sweet
Jacob Taff William Vahle Joshua Wilson
Lewis Co. C-1 Chapter Zac Abell Keli Adams Lindsey Arnold Mikala Bailey Laurie Bartlett Tyler Berhorst Kaley Boone Garrett Bringer Kyle Bringer
Dalton Brown Tabitha Brumbaugh Randy Buchanan Josh Campbell Blake Carlin Lane Clary Katelyn Clickner McKenzie Decker Megan Decker
Ethan Durst Andrew Falconer Megan Fulton Nick Grant Emily Harvey Nathan Henderson Mirando Hester Dalton Hoffman Sara Hoffman
Dustin Hooper Makenzi Jennings Dalton Johnson Kyle Kaylor Lesleighan Kraft Nicole Kraft Isabella Lay Tamara Lay Bryson Ledbetter
Devon Lierly Brian Logsdon Ian Lowery Cody Martin Cole McCutchan Ivy Neisen Jonathan Nixon Aaron Olson Jesse Porter
Jonathan Rathbun Maria Richardson Austin Schultz Julie Schultz Justin Scott Jonah Scott Jacobi Sigler Kyle Synder Craig Spidle
Alyssa Walton Dylan Waterman Josh Wellman Mikey Whan Mikala White Cody Wilkens
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Beer Gardens
from Kirksville. The Saturday night band is Badlands Band from Hermann, MO. All The family-friendly beer Gardens is on the three of the bands are variety bands playing everything from rock to oldies to country. North side of the Arena will open nightly at 6 pm. The North side provides bleacher Come enjoy the music and dance the nights away. seating and personal truck seating for those visiting the beer gardens. Each year The North side of the Arena will again be the superintendents for the Adult Gardens restricted to pedestrian traffic only and is the only place alcohol will be allowed on work to make the North side a family the fair grounds. Fairgoers of all ages can friendly area that allows fairgoers of all access the area, but only those persons ages to enjoy the entertainment. Some 21 and over will be allowed to purchase new improvements to the adult gardens and consume alcohol. The area law this year are: back to one distributor, a enforcement will be patrolling the beer switch to cans, addition of mixed drinks, garden area and fairgrounds to ensure all and providing music again nightly. laws are followed. No outside alcohol or Golden Eagle Distributing – Budweiser coolers will be allowed on the fairgrounds. of Hannibal will be supplying Budweiser A brand new 40 ft. X 80 ft. shelter is being products in cans this year along with a constructed to provide shade and protection selection of mixed drinks on Friday and from any unfortunate weather. Saturday night. The beer gardens will provide music on Wednesday night from Daniel Ray and live music on Thursday, Friday and Saturday night. The Thursday night band is Madd Hoss Jackson from Mt. Sterling, IL. The Friday night band is Haywire
Kutter’s Bar & Grill 236 North Front Quincy, IL 217-223-5888
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Dale Smith Trucking Owner/Operator 27424 St. Hwy O
Maywood, MO
(H) 573-478-3518
(C) 217-430-6075
Mark your calendar Friends of the Northside Benefit January 12, 2013 - with Madd Hoss Jackson
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QUINCY MACK Owners - Tim & Carrie Bliven 7 Miles West of Hwy 61 on Rt. C Shop (573) 655-0227 Cell (217) 779-3636 After Hours (573) 655-4822
FARR CONSTRUCTION L.L.C. 217-430-9185
• REMODELING • ROOFING • SIDING • WINDOWS • DOORS • ETC.
Matt Farr - Owner
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Take the short drive to the Lewis County Fair! Enjoy the 2012 fair!
As another fair year comes and goes, we the Lewis County Fair Board would like to say “THANK YOU” to all the sponsors, judges, exhibitors, contestants, vendors, volunteers, spectators, and organizations that make this fair happen year after year. Without all the support, we would not be able to make the fair what it is today. We appreciate your interests and attendance during all the events. Hope you have a good time and we look forward to seeing you this and every year to come. ~Lewis County Fair Board Members~
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2012 Lewis County Fair Guide Page 24
A Message from the President: Here it is again, one of the best times of year in Lewis County. The annual Lewis County Agricultural Fair is only 4 weeks away. This will be the 37th year for the fair and it is stacking up to be a pretty good one. The board has been busy putting together a good variety of entertainment in the grandstand and also around the rest of the fairgrounds. We will have all of the usual livestock shows, the wonderful exhibits brought in by kids and adults alike, lots of good food and entertainment.
We were fortunate to be able to book Jerry Germian Rides/All American Amusements from St. Louis as our carnival this year. As you all know, this is not an easy feat for a county our size and I hope you will come and support this carnival as many have complained about not having one in the past. The only way to continue to keep a carnival is if they do well and that is our hope this year. They will be offering armbands each evening and something special for the kids on Saturday.
Come and See at the 2012 Lewis County Fair
As always, we can’t say enough “thank yous” to the people and business’ that help support this fair and work on the endless amount of projects, decisions and physical labor involved in maintaining the buildings, grounds and putting on this fair. From gathering information to make informed decisions on such things as insurance, what projects need to be done, and how all of it will come together to produce a quality fair, your fair board is trying their best and the support of our community is vital to our success. We are looking to the future of the Lewis Co Agricultural Fair and that will only be possible thru the support of this community. We look forward to seeing you all during the fair and welcome any comments or questions you may have. Above:Midwest Cowboys Rodeo Company Gate
In addition to the normal events, we are trying to put a bigger emphasis on the kids and what can we do to make their experience memorable. We will have lots of free activities located around the grounds. We have the drug dog putting on a demonstration, the Dept of Conservation will have several presentations, the Missouri Highway Patrol will bring a demonstration, Buckles the Bear will be on hand with bicycle safety. We will have our regular kids games on Saturday and also the Lewis County Fire Departments will have the Smokehouse for the kids to go thru. We’ve been working with the Adams County University Extension on getting to use Sincerely, some of their ag education material that they developed last year and that display will be in Brenda Wright, 2011 President the Commercial Building the whole week. This not a complete list but we hope you will bring your family out and take advantage of these and other events.
Rides from the Jerry Germain Rides/All American Amusements Below: Youngester riding a sheep in the rodeo. Right: Singer Braden Stover and the Northside on Demo night