2011 Nemo Fairbook

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Davis - Playle - Hudson - RimerFUNERAL HOME AND CREMATORY

Vern & Mary Playle • Kevin & Tanya Playle • Alan Rimer • Virgil JonesHwy. 6 East • 2100 E. Shepherd Ave. • Kirksville, MO 63501

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WELCOME to the 2011 NEMO Fair

This is our 64th NEMO Fair. The Fair Board of Directors along with myself hope you come join us at the Fair for one day or the entire week for fun in the sun.

We have kept the rock band on Tuesday night, we feel it is a great addition to the fair. Of course we have moved the parking, so please be patient and the board and volunteers will try to direct you to the correct parking locations. We have kept the trolley for transportation to the gates.

Once you’re at the Fair, enjoy yourself, taste all the delicious food from all the different venders, or something cold to drink. After that, you can visit the animals in the barns and many great projects in the 4-H and FFA building brought to you by many talented young fair goers. Don’t forget about the multipurpose building with the business booths and local talent performing each evening on stage. There are open projects consisting of pictures, gardening, quilting and many more projects that can be enjoyed in the cool air conditioned multipurpose building daily. Nightly events will be held throughout the week in the arena area, so please come and enjoy a good show. Enjoy the rides for all ages at the carnival nightly. We have added a Disney attraction show that will be held in front of the 4-H building Thursday through Saturday.

The NEMO Fair extends our thanks to all the volunteers, businesses, the City of Kirksville and the county emergency personnel, for all the help in making our Fair such a success.

This couldn’t happen without the support of everyone that has helped out in each and every way. So come and be a part of our Fair and make it your Fair. Come have a great and safe week.

Legacy of Yesterday, Promise of Tomorrow 2011

Gary MossPresidentNEMO Fair Board

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ADMISSIONS Season Passes will be on sale at area businesses in advance of the Fair. The Fair Board has determined there will be ABSOLUTELY NO COURTESY OR FREE PASSES issued to any person. The NEMO Fair is not responsible for lost or stolen passes.

Admissions .................................................................2Award Program (Prize Money) .................................50Baby Show ................................................................19Beer Garden Entertainment .....................................21Board Members ............................. Inside Front CoverBull Ride ....................................................................31Camping Rules .........................................................11Carnival .....................................................................27Contest & Event Info ................................................20Demolition Derby ......................................................38Disney Performance .................................................18FFA Farm Machines, Field Crops and Horticulture Exhibits .........................................................81-83Fireworks ..................................................................46Food ..........................................................................10Games & Contests ....................................................22General Rules ...........................................................10Grandstand Entertainment ........................................... Trailer Choir ........................................................13 Three Dog Night ................................................15 Tracy Lawrence .................................................17Magic Mike ...............................................................18Multi-Purpose Open Exhibits ..............................39-41 Open ....................................... 10:00 am - 8:30 pm

Table of ContentsQueen Contest ................................................. 23-25Schedule of Events ............................................. 6-8Special Awards ......................................................49Tractor & Pickup Pull .............................................33Welcome ..................................................................14-H/FFA Building Exhibits ............................... 72-744-H/FFA Building Voucher .....................................844-H/FFA General Livestock Rules ................... 53-554-H/FFA Livestock Divisions 4-H/FFA Beef ............................................ 55-58 4-H/FFA Bucket Calf ......................................57

4-H/FFA Cat Show.....................................71-72 4-H/FFA Dog Show....................................69-70

Entry Form ...............................................88 4-H/FFA Horse Show ......................................63 Entry Form ...............................................87 4-H/FFA Poultry ........................................ 64-65 4-H/FFA Goats .......................................... 67-68 4-H/FFA Rabbits ....................................... 65-66 4-H/FFA Sheep ......................................... 58-60 4-H/FFA Swine .......................................... 61-624-H/FFA Livestock Entry Form ........................ 85-864-H/FFA Livestock Sale and Rules ................. 51-52

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Exhibitor Tags and Camper Permits must be affixed to the vehicle.

Member of The KirksvilleChamber of Commerce

ADMISSION to the fair

SEASON PASSES: $30.00 If purchased 15 April $35.00 If purchased 16 April through 31 May 2011 $40.00 If purchased 1 June through 17 July 2011 $50.00 If purchased at the gateDAILY PASS: $20.00 for each day of the fair. Sold only at the gate.

Children 5 & Under are Free • No refunds or rain checksWhen entering the gate you must have a season pass, daily pass or worker’s pass.Passes will be punched each day upon arrival. An ink stamp and punched pass is required for re-admission to the fairgrounds. It is the responsibility of the individual to keep the stamp intact. Advanced Season Pass sales end at 12 midnight on Sunday, July 17.Paid admission runs from 6:00 a.m. on Monday, July 18 through midnight Saturday, July 23, 2011.Absolutely no refunds on passes.For advance tickets and information contact: NEMO Fair, P.O. Box 287 Kirksville,MO63501-0287•(660)665-8800 Email: [email protected]

Fair Office Open June 15 - July 23Monday - Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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Thursday, July 14th

Free Admission 5-7 P.M. For Chamber Members Only Sneak-A-Peek at the 2011 NEMO Fair for the Kirksville Chamber of Commerce “Business After Hours” 6 P.M. 4-H/FFA Livestock Pen Assignments Posted by Superintendents 7 P.M. Dress Review (4-H Building)

Friday, July 15th

4-H Fun Day - Grandstand 6:30 P.M. Enjoy an evening of fun by watching the 4-H members compete in fun activities such as: egg toss, three legged race, bale toss, and much more…

Saturday, July 16th

Free Admission 8 A.M. Campgrounds Open 8 A.M. Dog Check-In (4-H/FFA Building) 8:30 A.M. Dog Exhibitor Meeting 9 A.M. 4-H/FFA Dog Show (4-H/FFA Building) 1 P.M. Cat Check-In (Spangler Barn) 1:30 P.M. Cat Exhibitor Meeting 2 P.M. 4-H/FFA Cat Show (Spangler Barn) 2-3 P.M. Horse Check-In (Arena) 4 P.M. 4-H/FFA Horse Show (Arena)

Sunday, July 17th

Free Admission 10 A.M. Baby Show (Multi-Purpose Building) 4 P.M. NEMO Fair Queen, Teen Miss and Young Miss Contest (Multi-Purpose Building) MIDNIGHT Advance Season Pass Sales End at All Locations

Monday, July 18th

8 A.M. Official Opening Ceremonies (Flag Poles) 8 A.M. Commercial Exhibits (Set-up) 8:30 A.M. 4-H Exhibit Judging (4-H/FFA Building) 9 A.M. All 4-H/FFA Livestock May Arrive EXCEPT Poultry, Goats 10 A.M. Open Class Exhibit Judging (Multi-Purpose Building) 1:30 P.M. 4-H State Fair & Trophy Judging (4-H/FFA Building) 3 P.M. Sheep Check-In/In place 3 P.M. FFA Exhibit Check-In (4-H/FFA Building) 3:30 P.M. FFA Exhibit Judging (4-H/FFA Building) 3:30 P.M. Sheep Exhibitor Meeting 4 P.M. Market Lamb Weigh-In 4 P.M. Kids Games & Contests (Near Poultry Barn) 4-9 P.M. Magic Mike 5-11 P.M. Carnival Rides 7 P.M. Opening Act, Madd Hoss Jackson (Grandstand) 8 P.M. Trailer Chior (Grandstand) Beer Garden open daily until 1:30 a.m. - Madd Hoss Jackson

2011 Northeast Missouri Fair schedule oF eveNts

Multi Purpose Building

Demos Daily

Check Outside Building for Schedule

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Tuesday, July 19th

7:30 A.M. Poultry Check-In & Testing (Poultry Barn) 9 A.M. Breeding Sheep Show (Livestock Arena) Ewe Lead Line (30 Min. after Breeding Show) Dress Your Sheep (Following Ewe Lead Line) Followed by Market Lamb Show 9 A.M. 4-H/FFA Poultry Show (Poultry Barn) 11 A.M. Turtle Races (Lions Building) 2-3 P.M. Beef Check-In 3 P.M. Beef Exhibitor Meeting 4 P.M. Market Beef Weigh-In 4 P.M. Kids Games & Contests (Near Poultry Barn) 4-9 P.M. Magic Mike 5-6 P.M. Rabbit Exhibitor Check-In (Rabbit Barn) 5-11 P.M. Carnival Rides 6 P.M. Horseshoe Pitching Tournament (Preliminaries) 7 P.M. Opening Act, RikeR (Grandstand) 8 P.M. Three Dog Night (Grandstand) Beer Garden open daily until 1:30 a.m. - Madd Hoss Jackson

Wednesday, July 20th 7:30 A.M. Rabbit Check-In (Rabbit Barn) OUT OF COUNTY ONLY 8 A.M. 4-H/FFA Rabbit Show (Rabbit Barn) 8 A.M. Bucket Calf Show (Livestock Arena) Followed by 4-H/FFA Breeding Beef & 4-H/FFA Market Beef Show (Livestock Arena) 12 P.M. Goats May Arrive 2 P.M. Swine Exhibitor Meeting 2-3 P.M. Swine Check-In/Weigh-In 4 P.M. Kids Games & Contests (Near Poultry Barn) 4-9 P.M. Magic Mike 5-11 P.M. Carnival Rides 7 P.M. Opening Act, Jason Brown (Grandstand) 8 P.M. Tracy Lawerence Concert (Grandstand) Fireworks Display (Following Concert) Beer Garden open daily until 1:30 a.m. - Madd Hoss Jackson

Thursday, July 21st 8 A.M. 4-H/FFA Breeding Swine Show (Livestock Arena) Followed by the Market Hog Show 12 P.M. Sign-up for Super Farmer Contest (Show Barn) 3 P.M. Goat Check-In 3 P.M. Goat Exhibitor Meeting 3:15 P.M. Market Goat Weigh-In 4 P.M. Kids Games & Contests (Near Poultry Barn) 4-9 P.M. Disney Show 5 P.M. Super Farmer Contest (Grandstand) 5-11 P.M. Carnival Rides 6 P.M. Horseshoe Pitching Tournament (Preliminary Championships) 8 P.M. Bull Ride (Grandstand) Beer Garden open daily until 1:30 a.m. - Haywire

2011 Northeast Missouri Fair schedule oF eveNts



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2011 Northeast Missouri Fair schedule oF eveNts Friday, July 22nd

8 A.M. Open PeeWee Livestock Exhibitor Check-In (Livestock Office) 8:30 A.M. Open PeeWee Livestock Show (Livestock Arena) 10 A.M. 4-H/FFA Goat Show (Livestock Arena) Dress Your Goat (30 Min. after the Goat Show) 4 P.M. Kids Games & Contests 4-9 P.M. Disney Show 5-11 P.M. Carnival Rides 7 P.M. IAMO Truck & Tractor Pull (Grandstand) Beer Garden open daily until 1:30 a.m. - Haywire

Saturday, July 23rd 9 A.M. Photograph of All Trophy Winners (4-H Building) 11-12 P.M. 4-H/FFA Awards (Livestock Arena) 12-1 P.M. 4-H/FFA Buyers and Sellers Luncheon (Livestock Arena) 1 P.M. 4-H/FFA Premium Livestock Sale (Livestock Arena) 3-5 P.M. Carnival Rides 4-9 P.M. Disney Show 6 P.M. Horseshoe Pitching Tournament (Grand Championships) 6-11 P.M. Carnival Rides 7 P.M. Demolition Derby (Grandstand) Beer Garden open daily until 1:30 a.m. - New Crime Theatre

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GENERAL RULES 1. TRAffIC REGULATIONS: Absolutely no parking on roadway. Any person obstructing any fire lane, drive or

street with any vehicle will be requested by the police to remove immediately. Failure to do so will result in expulsion from the grounds and/or arrest. PARKING IN FRONT OF ExHIBIT BUILDINGS, ExHIBITS, GRANDSTAND, AND MIDWAY CONCESSIONS WILL NOT BE TOLERATED. AMPLE PARKING SPACE IS PROVIDED FOR ALL VEHICLES. SPECIAL AREAS HAVE BEEN DESIGNATED FOR LIVESTOCK ExHIBITORS, CAMPERS, EMPLOYEES AND OFFICIALS. ALL VIOLATORS WILL BE TOWED AT OWNER’S ExPENSE.

2. RECREATIONAL AND OTHER VEHICLES: No person shall be allowed to bring or use upon the fairgrounds, any motor scooter, motorbike, motorcycle, coaster sled, skateboard, roller skates, rollerblades, bike, ATV, golf cart or diminutive vehicle upon the fairgrounds during the period of the Fair without the approval of the Fair Board. Such policy does not include wheelchairs or other medically necessary devices or vehicles to be used by Fair Board directors in their duties.

3. TRAILERS: Livestock trailers must be parked in designated area. Violators will be towed at owner’s expense. After unloading livestock, check with superintendents for instructions on parking trailers. Parking is prohibited in the livestock area between 2 pm and 9 pm Monday through Saturday. (Only exception is for

loading and unloading livestock.) Vehicles in violation will be towed away at owner’s expense. 4. GROUNDS REGULATIONS: No outside coolers, cans, or bottles will be allowed on the fairgrounds except as

may be used by campers in the campgrounds. Coolers, cans and bottles will be confiscated at the gate. Proper clothing must be worn on Fairgrounds. Patrons must wear shoes and shirt, or risk expulsion from the grounds.

5. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES: Alcoholic beverages, except as may be used by campers in the campgrounds, will be permitted only in the beer barn and grandstand areas and must be purchased from vendors on the fairgrounds.

6. pETS: Absolutely no pets, including any type of animal, shall be allowed on the fairgrounds during the period of the fair without the approval of the Fair Board. Animals for the handicapped are excluded. This includes the campground.

7. SOLICITATIONS: Solicitation of any type, including the distribution of trinkets, flyers, pamphlets, baubles, or other merchandise or material shall not be allowed without having been requested or invited to do so and approved by formal action of the Northeast Missouri Fair Board.

8. VAGRANCY: Vagrancy is not allowed on the grounds. 9. OVERNIGHT: Persons staying on the grounds overnight must present a ticket or entry pass when asked to do so

by the Fair Board. 10. SMOKING: NO SMOKING in livestock barn by order of the City Fire Marshall. 11. CLAIMS fOR INJURY: No claims for injury to any person or property shall ever be asserted, nor suit instituted or

maintained against the NEMO Fair, or its officers or their agents, representatives, volunteers, or employees. If any damage, loss, or injury to person or property shall be caused by reason of any neglect or willful acts of any persons, firm, or corporation or their agents, representatives, volunteers, or employees having license or privilege to exhibit on said fairgrounds, or occupying a space thereon the NEMO Fair shall, in no manner, be responsible therefore, and in case it be subject to any expenses or liability all persons causing same or liable therefore, shall indemnify the said NEMO Fair.

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES wILL THE NEMO fAIR BE RESpONSIBLE fOR DEATH, THEfT, DAMAGE, OR INJURY TO ANY pERSONS, ANIMAL, ARTICLE OR VEHICLE.

12. RESERVATION Of RIGHTS: The NEMO Fair Association Board of Directors reserves the right to do the fol-lowing:a. Reject any entry. b. Continue, discontinue, or cancel the Fair due to bad weather, unfavorable, or unavoidable conditions.c. Suspend, amend or add general rules/regulations without notice.

INDIVIDUALS VIOLATING ABOVE pOLICIES wILL BE REQUIRED TO LEAVE fAIRGROUNDS.

fOOD at the fAIRBellacino’s will be serving delicious meals in the Livestock Show Barn on the Fairgrounds from 7 am to ? pm daily with a variety of menu items. Menus will be posted in the building Monday through Saturday.

Numerous other foods will also be available on the grounds.

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Camping Rules and procedures

1. Current camping reservations may be paid between July 18th - August 31, 2011 or March 1st - 31st 2012. Camping spots not paid by March 31st will be released to the general public. Reservations may be made by calling Jim Keim at (660) 341-5310. PAYMENTS: Must be mailed to P.O. Box 287 Kirksville, MO 63501. Or brought to the Fair Office by Appointment.

2. Camping spaces will be numbered and specific spaces may be requested. Campers will be assigned a numbered space and must be parked in that assigned space.

3. The camping rate will be $140.00.

4. Campers moved onto the grounds before July 16th will be assessed an additional fee of $15.00 per night.

5. Campers must be removed no later than 5:00 P.M., July 24th, 2011 or additional nights can be purchased at $15.00 per night.

6. No stock trailers are allowed in the campgrounds unless equipped as campers. All stock trailers must be parked in the designated area or be subject to a fine.

7. You may purchase 1 extra tag for $20.00. Vehicles parked in the campgrounds must have a hang tag or be subject to towing at the owner’s expense. NO REpLACEMENT HANG TAGS wILL BE pROVIDED.

8. No advertising, sales, flea markets, solicitations, etc., shall be allowed in the campgrounds without prior approval by formal action of the Fair Board.

9. Campers are responsible for rules concerning the campground under General Rules. Please contact Jim Keim with any questions when on the fairgrounds.

pETS: ABSOLUTELY NO pETS, INCLUDING ANY TYpE Of ANIMAL, ARE ALLOwED IN THE CAMpGROUNDS DURING THE pERIOD Of THE fAIR. NO DOGS wILL BE ALLOwED IN THE CAMpGROUNDS STARTING JULY 17, 2011.

RECREATIONAL & OTHER VEHICLES: No person shall be allowed to bring or use upon the fairgrounds, any motor scooter, motorbike, motorcycle, coaster sled, skateboard, roller skates, roller blades, bike, ATV, golf cart or diminutive vehicle during the period of the fair without the approval of the Fair Board. Such policy does not include wheelchairs or other medically necessary devices or vehicles to be used by Fair Board Directors in their duties.

pOOLS: DUE TO INSURANCE LIABILITY, ABSOLUTELY NO pOOLS Of ANY KIND wILL BE ALLOwED IN THE CAMpGROUND.

GROUNDS REGULATIONS: No outside coolers, cans, bottles will be allowed on the fairgrounds except as may be used by campers in the campgrounds. Coolers, cans and bottles will be confiscated at the gate. Proper clothing must be worn on fairgrounds. Patrons must wear shoes and shirt, or risk expulsion from the grounds.

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES: Alcoholic beverages, except as may be used by campers in the campgrounds, will be permitted only in the beer garden and grandstand areas and must be purchased from vendors on the fairgrounds.

I have read and understand the Camping Rules and General Rules.

Signature ___________________________________________________________________________

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In a world of over processed, image first, music second acts all around the entertainment industry, Madd Hoss Jackson is a band as unique as its name. Like a breath of fresh air Madd Hoss Jackson is a group that will bring you an energetic live show with music that is diverse as any act you have ever seen and they’ll do it naturally and keep any crowd entertained from their very first song to the very last.

Madd Hoss Jackson’s fan base has been growing at an impressive rate all over Illinois, Missouri, and Iowa thanks to an amazing array of shows and venues. These include small town bars to opening slots for national acts, and 50th wedding anniversaries to college clubs and everything in between.

Madd Hoss Jackson is able to please such a wide array of tastes and ages because of their incredibly varied song list and their uncanny ability to change styles and instrumentation to make every song sound like it is one of their own. No matter what the song calls for, be it driving, guitar oriented new country, strong fiddle and perfect harmonies for classics like Alabama and Charlie Daniels, or in your face new rock and classic rock, Madd Hoss Jackson will do it all and knows just when to pull out the style needed to keep any crowd entertained.

Madd Hoss Jackson is made up of four hard-working, hard playing guys currently building an ever expanding fan base with a list of great covers and also entertaining crowds with releases from their debut CD “Three Weeks”. The members are Matt Bullard- guitars and vocals, Andy Ham- guitars, fiddle, bass, and vocals, Mark Behymer- bass, keyboards, and vocals, and Jim Jennings- drums and vocals.

If you’re looking for a good time and some great music, Madd Hoss Jackson is your band! www.maddhossjackson.com

Madd Hoss JacksonMonday, July 18, 2011

Opening for Trailer Choir

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Once you see Trailer Choir in action, you’ll never forget the experience.

Lead singer Butter has the greeting, “Holla!” emblazoned in duct tape on his guitar. And literally rounding out the duo is Big Vinny, a 382-pound guy in overalls who not only sings, but dances, belly-first, down to the ground. The phrases, “high energy,” “good time” and “party hard” don’t do this duo justice. If you’re not having fun at a Trailer Choir show, check your pulse to see if you’re still alive.

Perhaps because of such catchy tunes, few stars are rising as fast. Discovered in 2007 by superstar Toby Keith, Trailer Choir has been performing on his mammoth national tours for the past three years. He featured the group in his 2008 film Beer for My Horses, so Trailer Choir’s “Off the Hillbilly Hook” video featured Toby and the movie’s co-star Willie Nelson. Toby also co-produced their debut CD. In 2009, Trailer Choir exploded on the airwaves with the merry, rollicking “Rockin’ the Beer Gut,” a song that has sold more than a quarter of a million copies. “Last Man Standing” was used by ESPN and ABC in a national NASCAR promotion. In 2010, the filming of its jaunty “Rollin’ Through the Sunshine” video became a feature story in Country Weekly. Their secret?

Born Marc Fortney, Butter grew up in Ashtabula, Ohio, a once booming industrial town that became a great place to call home. He became captivated by music as a teenager. He moved to Middle Tennessee as a college student in 1993 and was soon playing fraternity parties in The Butter Band, which gave him his nickname.

Big Vinny was raised Vencent VanZant Hickerson in the middle Tennessee town of Linden. unlike Butter, he comes from a highly musical family. His late father was once a professional guitarist, and he passed his passion for music along to his children. Big Vinny learned to play guitar in January 2002, and by that March he was writing his first songs. At the time, he was manager of a Sonic in McEwen, TN.

Big Vinny decided to make the big move to Nashville in 2006. Fatefully, he rented an apartment next door to Butter. The two began swapping songs, and a friendship was born. Big Vinny started doing frat-house shows with Butter’s band. Butter dubbed the loose-knit group Trailer Choir.

Toby Keith turned up at a Trailer Choir gig and signed them to his record label in June 2007. Two days later, they were on tour with him, winning over fans night after night. But the members of Trailer Choir don’t actually use the word “fan.”

“You don’t become a ‘fan,’ you become a friend,” says Big Vinny. “That’s what we always say. We feel like everybody we meet, we’re friends with, always.”

Trailer ChoirMonday, July 18, 2011

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Full Line of Featherlite

Tom & Rochelle Martens, Owners

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It has been ten years since RikeR took the stage for the first time at their hometown talent show in Milan, Missouri. Though lead vocalist/guitarist Stephen Riker and drummer Seth Riker were only eleven years old at the time, they were certain that this was what they wanted to do. They were exposed to music at a very young age by RikeR bassist and father Steve when he joined classic rock band Head East. Today, RikeR performs several times a year in Missouri and surrounding states. They

put on a high-energy show that consists of good time music ranging from the 50s all the way up to present time including original songs penned by Seth and Stephen. To top off the show they always perform the Head East hit “Never Been Any Reason (Save My Life).” RikeR is a band that works hard, plays hard, and has a lot of fun!

RikeRTuesday, July 19, 2011

Opening for Three Dog Night

TRACK SEATING AVAILABLE FOR MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.BRING YOUR OWN CHAIR!!

** Special Note **

ALL CHAIRS MUST BE REMOVED FROM TRACK AFTER EACH PER-FORMANCE!!! NO CHAIRS WILL BE ALLOWED TO SET-UP UNTIL AFTER DAILY SOUND CHECK. NEMO FAIR IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY LOST OR MISPLACED CHAIRS. NO COOLERS WILL BE ALLOWED IN GRAND-STAND OR ARENA.

Could you eat a horse - no of course - but how

about some golden fried chicken, cheesy scalloped potatoes,

creamy coleslaw, buttery homemade rolls, warm custard pie and on and

on.

60th Anniversary NEMO Fair Cookbooks

Just $10 Each(Purchase from any fair board member

and/or area businesses.)

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Legendary music icons, THREE DOG NIGHT, celebrate their 4th decade bringing with them songs of the most astonishing statistics in popular music. In the years of 1969 through 1974, no other group achieved more top 10 hits, moved more records or sold more concert tickets. THREE DOG NIGHT’s hits wind through the fabric of pop culture today, whether on the radio where they are heard day in and day out, in TV commercials or in major motion pictures.

This Grammy-nominated band is not content resting on their legacy alone. Always working to expand their audience, THREE DOG NIGHT have embraced and been embraced by 21st century music technology. New fans buy THREE DOG NIGHT’s music on iTunes as well as at record stores. In fact, their releases from this decade alone have sold over a million copies. On websites such as Facebook, Myspace, Last.fm, iLike, and Bebo, THREE DOG NIGHT have gained millions of music plays.

THREE DOG NIGHT also pushed boundaries by recording with the London Symphony Orchestra, giving fans new and old a chance to experience their dynamic performances of the hits. They maintain an aggressive, year-round touring schedule of over 80 dates a year. Their well-loved hits plus some amazing new songs are performed for audiences spanning generations, by founding members Cory Wells and Danny Hutton on lead vocals, as well as original keyboardist Jimmy Greenspoon and guitarist Michael Allsup. Paul Kingery (bass and vocals) and Pat Bautz (drums) complete the lineup.

Originally formed in 1968, the group was enormously successful from the start. Danny Hutton, who was a writer/producer at Hanna Barbera Records as well as a solo artist, met Cory Wells, lead singer of The Enemys which was the house band at the Whisky A Go-Go, while they were both touring with Sonny and Cher. The now-famous name came from a story about Australian aborigines who, on cold nights in the outback, sleep with their dogs for warmth. The coldest evenings are known as “three dog nights”.

Boasting chart and sales records that are virtually unmatched in popular music, THREE DOG NIGHT had 21 consecutive Top 40 hits, including 3 number 1 singles, 11 Top 10’s, 18 straight Top 20’s, 7 million-selling singles and 12 straight RIAA Certified Gold LPs. Their hits appear on best selling charts in all genres (pop, rock, and country).

The band toured extensively in the late 60’s and into the 70’s, but in 1977, the non-stop concerts and hit-making took its toll. According to Cory Wells, “we just quietly backed out of the picture”. Their desire to “get away” from the hectic world of pop music was relatively short-lived however, and by 1981 they discovered that they wanted to perform again. “The old magic was still there”, noted Danny. Audiences agree.

Now, as they mark 40 years on the road, THREE DOG NIGHT continue to grow their fan base and develop new ways of doing business. In 2010 they are pursuing an extensive schedule of concerts at theatres, performing arts centers, fairs, festivals, corporate events, and casinos. Since 1986, they have performed over 2,000 shows including two Super Bowls.

Three Dog NightTuesday, July 19, 2011

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Jason BrownWednesday, July 20, 2011

Opening for Tracy Lawrence

Jason Brown started at the young age of four singing in his church. With musical influences from Elvis Presley, Jim Reeves, Kenny rogers, George Strait, and Sawyer Brown’s Mark Miler, Jason learned many different styles and combined them all into his own unique voice. It is apparent that Jason has a large, growing fan base, culminating in Jason’s first CD released in early April, 2006. This summer, Jason will be headlining country fairs across the Midwest. With his debut CD, a growing fan base,

and his determination, it is obvious that Jason is the total package.

100.5 KMEM FM P.O. Box 121 • 650 N. Clay St. • Memphis, MO 63555

Phone: (660) 465-7225 • Fax: (660) 465-2626 • Toll Free: (800) 748-7875KMEM FM 100.5

Real Country Today’s Stars & Legends

Overview:KMEM FM carries the Real Country format from the ABC Radio Networks. KMEM FM is 25,000 Watts, was born in 1982 and has carried the Real Country format since January 2001.KMEM FM Real Country creates a traditional country sound by combining today’s stars with country music legends. The Real Country audience is the fastest growing segment of the nation’s population, and is defined by traditional family values. These very desirable markets of consumers are at the peak of their earning years.Real Country Play List Includes:Today’s Stars:Alan Jackson; Brad Paisley; LeeAnn Womack; Toby Keith; Tim McGrawReal Country Legends:George Strait; Dolly Parton; Willie Nelson; George Jones; Reba McEntire; Alabama; Waylon Jennings; Loretta Lynn; Randy Travis; Hank Williams Jr.; Merle Haggard; Johnny Cash

KMEM-FM650 N. Clay • P.O. Box 121 • Memphis, MO 63555 • Ph: 660-465-7225 • Toll Free: 800-748-7875

Fax: 660-465-2626

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With the release of FOR THE LOVE, Tracy Lawrence adds a rich new chapter to one of modern country’s most impressive legacies. He has produced 18 number ones and at least 20 top 10 hits, Tracy is recognized as one of his generation’s most important artists.

As the first step along his new career path, FOR THE LOVE begins on a base firmly planted in Tracy’s love and appreciation for classic country. “I think this record is a little bit more retro,” he says. “There’s a lot more traditional country on this record, and some things reflective of my own early success.” As a man

for whom every decision, artistic or business, is one to be taken seriously.

Tracy’s road life recently included participation in George Strait’s tour as well as dates of his own, and included, as always, his continued passion for charity work for the Tracy Lawrence Foundation, raising awareness for Alzheimer’s research in his role on the national advisory board, and the newly organized annual Tracy Lawrence Mission Possible Thanksgiving turkey fry for the homeless.

Although he’s focusing more of his time on his family, as daughters Skylar JoAnn and Mary Keagan grow up, Tracy still loves climbing up on that tour bus and taking to the road to entertain country music fans across the united States. “This is still fun to me. I love creating new music and performing for my fans on stage as much as I ever have. My fans are amazing loyal,” he adds. “They’ve been with me for a long time, many since the release of my very first record. It’s a friendship and connection that’s difficult to define. They’re like my extended family. They’ve laughed when I’ve laughed and hurt when I’ve hurt. As we launch this chapter, I hope they’re as enlightened by listening to this new record as I was by selecting and recording these songs especially for them.”

Tracy LawrenceWednesday, July 20, 2011

2817 N. Baltimore • P.O. Box 1077Kirksville, Missouri 63501Phone 660-665-7703 • Fax 660-665-7714 www.atrustbank.com

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American Trust Bank

We support the area youth!

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MagicMike

Monday - Wednesday4 pm - 9 pm

GroundEntertainment

The patt Holt singers group is a regional touring group of high school and college performers based in Saint Charles.

They are performing their “Tribute To Disney” at the

NEMO fair July 21-23. This show offers wonderful photo ops for kids with their favorite Disney characters.

Each show features Disney favorites presented in song and dance. A truly magical event for children of all ages.

Tribute To Disney

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NORTHEAST REGIONAL MEDICAL GROUP Quality Care. Close to Home.

Members of the Medical Staff at

Family Practice Gemma Ciesemier, D.O ..... 660.665.4800 Family Health Center ........ 660.397.2400 (Edina Clinic)

Internal Medicine

Matt Hardee, D.O. ............... 660.627.3363 David Pfohl, M.D. ................. 660.665.4265 Kevin Rhodes, D.O. ............. 660.627.3363 Kathy Ayers, NP .................. 660.627.3363

Urology David Butters, M.D. ........... 660.627.5228

Northeast Regional Medical Group offers specialists you can trust. With a full range of healthcare services, NRMG offers preventive medicine to care of chronic disease. If you are

looking for a board certified specialist in convenient Kirksville and Edina locations, please call for an appointment.

Enchanted Babies Baby Show Sponsored by

Sunday, July 17, 2011 at 10 a.m. MULTI-PURPOSE BUILDING AT THE NEMO FAIRGROUNDS

CO-ED CLASSES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS 0 - 3 MONTHS 4 - 6 MONTHS 7 - 12 MONTHS 13 - 18 MONTHS 19 - 24 MONTHS 25 – 48 MONTHS 49 - 96 MONTHS

Cardiology Missouri Heart Group ........ 660.785-1991

Joshua Valtos, M.D. John Baird, M.D. John Boyer, M.D. David Brown, M.D. Gerald Cupp, M.D. James Fairlamb, M.D. Jerry Kennett, M.D. Trung Tran, M.D. William Woods, M.D.

General Surgery David Kermode, D.O. ........ 660.627.3363

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Friday, July 22following the Goat Show

Goats to be judged on originalityand creativity of costume. Open to all.

7 and under age group8 and over age group

Trophies Sponsored by:Bright Beginnings Children Center

Roy and Sue ScheurerKraft Foods

Waylon and Barbie Pearson

HORSESHOE PITCHING TOURNAMENTTuesday, July 19 6:00 p.m. PreliminariesThursday, July 21 6:00 p.m. Preliminary ChampionsSaturday, July 23 6:00 p.m. Grand Champion Play-off$5.00 Entry Fee “Pitching for all skill levels”

For Information Contact: John Harrelson (660) 341-0393

Pee Wee Livestock ShowFriday, July 22, 8:30 a.m.

Open to all children ages 4 to 7.

May exhibit one of the following:

bucket calf, sheep, swine or goat.

No child will receive more than

one trophy per year.

Sponsored by NEMO Fair

Contact Charisse Hatfield for information

EWE LEAD LINE CLASSNortheast Missouri Fairgrounds

Tuesday, July 19 - 30 minutes after

Breeding Sheep Show

The objective of this class is to present a class of sheep in the most

attractive manner to give spectators a real opportunity to view a class

of beauty with beauty, and to promote the use of wool by demonstrating

its beauty, versatility and source.

Entries in this class are open to male and female. The sheep may

be of any age and breed, but must be a ewe, conditioned, fitted and

trained to show at halter. The entrant will be judged on the mode of

dress selected, which must be appropriate, attractive, made of wool

or wool blend material, and lend elegance to the class. Control and

presentation of the animals will also be considered in the judging.

Forms for description of garment will be available at the Fair.

Class 1

1. Novice Division (Age 7 and under)

2. Junior Division (Age 8-14)

3. Senior Division (Age 15-21)Contact Janina Snell or Megan pollard

Dress Your SheepCostume Class

(Following Ewe Lead Line Class)

Dress your lamb and self. Sheep can

be any age, either sex. Open to anyone.

All ages show together. Judged on originality.

$25 cash award for grand overallfor more information contact:Janina Snell or Megan pollard

(660) 665-0545

Contests and Special Events

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Beer Garden

Serving TimesMonday thru Saturday

Open daily until 1:30 a.m.

Live EntertainmentMadd Hoss Jackson, Mt. Sterling, IL

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday

Haywire, Kirksville, MOThursday and Friday

New Crime Theatre, St. Louis, MOSaturday

“Meet You at the DuKum”

2nd Best Cheeseburger in Tow

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• Thursday, July 21st • Super Farmer ContestYouth Rooster Crowing:Kids Games Pavilion @ 4:00 p.m. - Ages 5-16 only. each child can give their rooster call twice. A panel of judges (roosters) will determine the most realistic sounding rooster crows

Cow Chip Throwing Contest:Kids Games Pavilion @ 5:00 p.m. - Actual cow chips will be thrown for accuracy and distance

• Ages 5 and under• Ages 6-9• Ages 10-14

• Friday, July 22nd •Goat Milking Contest:Kids Games Pavilion @ 4:00 p.m. - The Goat Milking Contest will be a timed event. At the end of the time limit the amount of milk in the milking container will be measured.


• Monday thru Wednesday, July 18 - 20 •Take a Scavenger Hunt...if you dare!!!

Pick up & return forms at the fair office.Receive a “cool” prize upon completion!

• Monday, July 18th • Bale Bucking Contest: Kids Games Pavilion @ 4:00 p.m. - Contestants will “buck” a straw bale over a fixed bar with the winner being the one who bucks the bale the highest.

• Ages 7-9 (Small Bale)• Ages 10-13 (Full Size Bale)• Ages 14-17 (Full Size Bale)

Haystack Full of Fun:Kids Games Pavilion @ 5:00 p.m. - Coins and other goodies are mixed into a big haystack. When the whistle blows, kids will have a fixed amount of time to find as much as they can.

• Ages 5 and under• Ages 6-9 • Ages 10-14

• Tuesday, July 19th •Frisbee Toss:Kids Games Pavilion @ 4:00 p.m. - Contestants will attempt to knock a bottle off a pvc pole with a frisbee.


• Wednesday, July 20th •Youth Nail Driving Contest:Kids Games Pavilion @ 4:00 p.m. - each child will drive 6 pre-set nails. Each child must put the hammer down after they are finished and put their hand up. Safety glasses provided.


JUST WHAT ARE YOU MADE OF..........Marshmallows or Muscles???

Come find out on July 21st (Thursday) begining at 5 p.m. - Grandstand Arena

NEMO FAIR SUPER FARMER CONTEST

Limit 10 Couples

1st Prize $1502nd Prize $1003rd Prize $50

Sign in at least one hour before event at the NEMO Fair Office

(Must be at least 15 years of age.Teams of 2: 1 male and 1 female)

Entry Fee $30.00 Per Couple

“Live” Turtle RacesJuly 19th (Tuesday) 11 a.m.

Lions BuildingPrizes & Lots of Fun!!!

NEMO FAIR - Kids GAMES AND CONTESTSNote: Advanced Registration is not required. Sign up begins 30-60 minutes before each event.

Contact Kim Smith for information

Daily localEntErtainmEnt

5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

multi-purposE BuilDing

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Northeast Missouri Fair Young Miss, Teen Miss, Miss NEMO Fair Queen Pageant

Pageant will begin promptly at 4:00 p.m. in the Multi-Purpose Building on

Sunday, July 17, 2011 with the Young Miss followed by Teen Miss & Fair Queen Crowning

For more information call : 660-665-8168 Shala Reynolds, 660-341-4024 Cathy Houston

or 660-341-5177 Mindy Keim

Sponsors for 2010 NEMO Queen ContestNEMO Fair Board

Shawn’s Bridal and Formal ShoppeStudio 1004

Davis-Payle-Hudson-RimerFuneral Home & Crematory

Western’s Smokehouse & Meat Market

D & J’sAmerican Trust Bank

Sydenstricker Farm & Lawn Inc.Rapture Beauty Salon & Tanning

Downtown Cinema 8Taylor FlowersD’Zines by T

Hightower WholesaleGardner Collier

Pawsitive AnimalworksBellacino’s

Tracy Starrett, Mary Kay Rep.Subway

Kirksville Auto GlassGood Time Rentals

Woody’s Tire Auto & TowingKirksville Dental Group

Ameren UEKristy GarciaMcDonald’s

Colton’s SteakhouseIn Style Salon

ParagonPancake City

Tina’s HairportHair Academy

Pages of Looks SalonWooden Nickel

DuKum Inn Bar & GrilleSugar Creek Nursery

SmartStyleVicky Wehner, Mary Kay Rep.

Razor’s Edge SalonColor Me Red

Il SpazioHy-Vee Floral

Grace Wray, Avon Rep.Kirksville Brake & Muffler

Pepsi-Cola Memphis Bottling Co.Manhattan Photography

StudioCook’s Jewelry

MauricesWashigton Street Java Company

Northeast Regional Medical CenterGrossnickle Insurance

True Value Farm & Home KirksvilleTranquil Elegance & Day Spa-

Sammie TreecePizza Hut

Travis-Noe Funeral HomeJim’s Gems

Salon NouveauEwenique Stitches

AutoVillaGrgurich & Grgurich Trucking

Quilted SquareMO Energy

Sew Original-Evelyn LedfordWalmart

Blossom Shop

The Fair Queen Committee would like to thank the following individuals:David Erwin - Master of Ceremonies Kristie Swaim - Mistress of Ceremonies

Seth Gashwiler & Trevor Munday - EscortsJeff Fitzgerald of Fitzgerald & Floyd, CPA for being the official ballot counter

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2011 NEMO fAIR QUEEN pAGEANT

RULES AND REGULATIONS

The NEMO Fair Pageant competition is held annually in Kirksville in conjunction with the NEMO Fair. Entrants agree to abide by all rules of the NEMO Fair Pageant that are in effect now or as announced later. Entrants agree that the time, manner and method of judging shall be solely at the discretion of the NEMO Fair and the decision of the judges will be final. Entrants agree to pay an entry fee of $35.00.

1. Contestants shall be citizens of the United States and residents of the state of Missouri for no fewer than six months immediately preceding.

2. The NEMO Queen/Teen Miss will automatically relinquish her title if she has a child, enters into a marriage contract, or chooses to cohabit with a male in lieu of a marriage contract. Royalty must be present for all obligations as determined by the queen committee regardless of any circumstances.

3. Contestants for the Division of Queen shall be between the ages of 17 years old and 22 years old. Contestants for the Division of Teen Miss shall be between the ages of 13 years old and 16 years old. Contestants for the Division of Young Miss shall be between the ages of 9 years old and 12 years old. All of the above Divisions shall be as of

September 1, 2011.

4. Entries shall be postmarked no later than June 15, 2011.

5. All entries shall be sent to: NEMO Fair Queen Pageant, P.O. Box 287, Kirksville, MO 63501.

6. A complete entry must include the following:a) $35.00 entry fee.b) Completed entry form.c) One wallet size photo which will become property of NEMO Fair Association and will not be returned.*Failure to include all 3 items listed above will result in contestant being ineligible to compete in contest.*

7. Each contestant/pageant division winner in the Youth Miss and Teen divisions must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian during the duration of the 2011 NEMO Fair, while representing the NEMO Fair Association.

8. Conduct deemed to be improper and detrimental to the NEMO Fair or the queen pageant will be reason for disqualification and dismissal by the superintendent.

9. If Miss NEMO Fair fails to complete her term, the title will be passed to the runner-up in the order of their rank, beginning with the first runner-up.

10. Selection of the division winners will be based on the following scoring basis: Personal interviews, 40 percent; public speaking or talent performance, 40 percent; evening gown, 20 percent. Talent is limited to 2 minutes.

11. The NEMO Fair Association will furnish the following for the contestant competing for Missouri State Fair Queen:a) Entry fee for the contest.b) One night lodging for the candidate and chaperone with the Sedalia Welcome Committee.

12. Missouri State Fair Queen contestant must provide her own chaperone per State Fair Queen contest rules.

13. NEMO Fair Queen Superintendent has the right to change rules to meet the needs of the contest.

Pageant will begin promptly at 4:00 p.m. in the Multi-Purpose Building on Sunday, July 17, 2011 with

the Young Miss followed by Teen Miss & Fair Queen Crowning


For more information call : 660-665-8168 Shala Reynolds,

660-341-4024 Cathy Houston or660-341-5177 Mindy Keim

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NEMo FAiR ASSoCiATioNFAiR QuEEN CoNTEST oFFiCiAl ENTRy blANK

NAME ______________________________________________________________________________________________

ADDRESS ___________________________________________________________________________________________

TElEPhoNE NuMbER _______________________________________________________________________________

DATE oF biRTh _____________________________________________________________________________________

SoCiAl SECuRiTy NuMbER __________________________________________________________________________

SPoNSoR (iF oNE) ___________________________________________________________________________________

PARENT’S NAME _____________________________________________________________________________________

PARENT’S ADDRESS__________________________________________________________________________________

hiGh SChool ______________________________________________________________________________________

yEAR GRADuATED ___________________________________________________________________________________

CollEGE ___________________________________________________________________________________________

yEARS ATTENDED ___________________________________________________________________________________

DEGREE oR MAJoR __________________________________________________________________________________

i hereby acknowledge that i have read the rules and regulations of the NEMo Fair Queen Contest, that i will comply with them in every way and that the personal data as herein set forth is correct. i understand that the Queen Superintendent has the right to disqualify me for failure to comply with the rules and regulations. i further understand that if i am a winner, use of the scholarship must begin within six months from the date of award unless a reasonable extension is requested and granted by the NEMo Fair. i agree that my picture and the facts contained on this entry form may be used to promote the queen contest and the NEMo Fair at the discretion of the NEMo Fair. i understand that if i am chosen NEMo Fair Queen, i will have an obligation to the NEMo Fair to help promote the NEMo Fair.

CoNTESTANT’S SiGNATuRE _________________________________________________________________________

PARENT’S oR GuARDiAN’S SiGNATuRE _______________________________________________________________(oNly iF CoNTESTANT iS uNDER 18)


Pageant will begin promptly at 4:00 p.m. in the Multi-Purpose Building on Sunday, July 17, 2011 with

the Young Miss followed by Teen Miss & Fair Queen Crowning

For more information call : 660-665-8168 Shala Reynolds,

660-341-4024 Cathy Houston or660-341-5177 Mindy Keim

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Custom Auto Body Complete Auto Body Repair Facility Bruce & Paula McCartney, Owners

3711 N. Baltimore (660) 665-7166 Kirksville, MO In Business Since 1981

Complete Auto Body Repair FacilityAuthorized Dealer for QWIKLiner by ULTIMATE

Spray on Bedliner

(660) 665-7166 3711 N. Baltimore, Kirksville, MO 63501 30th Anniversary

& Meat Market, Inc.

Sonny findling

515 N. Marion Phone - 660-665-8533Kirksville, MO 63501 Fax: 660-665-8507

Insurance

516 N. Baltimore Kirksville, Missouri 63501 [email protected] Fax: [email protected] Toll Free: 1-800-922-7117

Margaret Sapp - Kourtney BrawnerSales Agents

Membership Sales, Long Term CareInsurance for Home, Life, Health

Auto & Marinecraft

R.R. 2 BOX 21W PHONE 660-949-2445NORTH HIGHWAY 63 TOLL FREE 800-456-0250GREENTOP, MISSOURI 63546-9743 FAX 660-949-2444

EMAIL: [email protected]: westerns-smokehouse.com

HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING, INC.1515 S. Baltimore Kirksville, MO 63501

660-665-5665Fax 660-665-5667 Fireplace

SuperStoreCustom Sheet Metal Fabrication

GROSSNICKLEINSURANCE

G.E. “Shag” Grossnickle211 S. Franklin

John GrossnicklePhone 665-1938

Kirksville, MO660-665-2155

www.mycooksjewelry.com“Our Diamonds Are A Cut Above”

37 Years Experience by Master Jeweler Oren Glidewell

Cooks Jewelry

Next Day Ordering - Same Day Ring Sizing

BUCK’SAUTOBODy & TOWING

Complete Autobody Repair24 Hour Towing Service

Hwy. 11 S. & H Days: 665-9500 Kirksville, MO Nights: 341-4105

“We Only MeetBy Accident”

Sharon Buck, Owner

“We Buy Gold”

KIRKSvILLE

BRAKE & MUFFLERSpecializes In:

Brakes

Custom Trailer Hitches and Custom Exhausts

Lifetime Guarantee Muffler

COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRowner - Brent Shafer

We appreciate your business

114N.Marion Kirksville, MO 627-5201

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Carnival Co., Inc

We’re Bringing the Thrill to Your Next Big Event!

Carnival Rides included in paid admission

Monday, July 18, 5:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.Tuesday, July 19, 5:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.

Wednesday, July 20, 5:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.Thursday, July 21, 5:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.

Friday, July 22, 5:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.Saturday, July 23, 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. • 6:00 p.m. - 11 p.m.

18 Rides!

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506 W. Potter • Kirksville, Mo 63501

1401 S. Osteopathy, Kirksville, MO 63501

tel: (660) 665-4461 (800) 578-4283

Budweiser • Bud Light • Bud Light Golden Wheat • Budweiser SelectBudweiser Select 55 • Budweiser Chelada • Bud Light Lime • Michelob

Michelob Light • Michelob Amber Bock • Michelob Ultra • Busch • Busch LightBacardi Sangria • Goose Island • Rolling Rock • Stella

Golden Eagle Distributing Co.KING OF BEERS

208 N. Franklin Kirksville, MO 63501

Custom EmbroideryYour Business Logo

School Mascot • Sports Logos

“See us for all your embroidery needs”

1401 S. BaltimoreKirksville, MO 63501

660-665-5663

Enjoy the Fair!

Kirksville Honda2808 N. Baltimore St. • Kirksville, MO 63501

660-665-4628

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Bott Radio NetwoRkServing North East Missouri

Quality Bible TeachingChristian News And Informationbottradionetwork.com • Sky Angel Channel 202

Chuck SwindollInsight For Living

David JeremiahTurning Point

June HuntHope For The Heart

Charles StanleyIn Touch

Jim DalyFocus On The Family

John MacArthurGrace To You

Tony EvansThe Alternative View

Dennis RaineyFamilyLife Today

Ravi ZachariasLet My People Think

Woodrow KrollBack To The Bible

107.9Serving Northeast Missouri

“Commitment To Excellence”www.bankofkirksville.com

BANK OF KIRKSVILLEMember

FDIC2206 N. BALTIMORE

(Inside Wal-Mart Supercenter)Kirksville, MO 63501

660-665-7766

MAIN BANK214 S. Franklin

Kirksville, MO 63501660-665-7766

NORTH BRANCHPotter Ave. & Hwy 63Kirksville, MO 63501

660-665-7766

BANK OF MEMPHISA Division of

Bank of Kirksville124 N. Clay

Memphis, MO 63555660-465-7258

BANK OF DOWNINGA Division of

Bank of KirksvilleHwy 136

Downing, MO 63536660-379-2373

24-Hour BankingBankEase 627-2265

866-665-2265

BANK OF LA PLATAA Division of

Bank of Kirksville1200 N. Brown

La Plata, MO 63549 660-332-2265

BANK OF MACONA Division of

Bank of Kirksville1512 N. Missouri

Macon, MO 63552660-385-5626

BANK OF MOBERLYA Division of

Bank of Kirksville1324 E Hwy 24

Moberly, MO 65270 660-263-4455

BC-213212 - 3/09

For your personal insurance needs.

Fred A Collop, AgentPO Box 315

Kirksville, MO [email protected]

(660) 665-9811

Home Office – Madison, WI 53783

American Family Mutual Insurance Company and its Subsidiaries

WHITNEY AGENCY, INC.2412A S. Franklin

Kirksville, Missouri 63501Business (660) 665-5678Toll Free (800) 893-6891

FAx (660) 665-3113

REALTOR ®

www.c21whitney.comemail [email protected] Office is Independently Owned and Operated

JOHN w. GILLUM, CpA, LLCCertified Public Accountant

Member:Missouri Society of

Certified Public AccountantsAmerican Institute of

Certified Public AccountantsAICPA Private Companies Practice

Section (PCPS)

310 S. Elson Street P.O. Box 1068

Kirksville, Missouri 63501Telephone (660) 627-1259

Toll free 800-397-3630Fax (660) 627-1250

email [email protected]

THE STUFF YOUNEED OUT HERE

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1700 North Baltimore • Kirksville, MO 63501

P: 660.627.6333 • F: 660.627.2834

Store Manager: Kaleb NunanAssistant Manager: Phillip Spory

www.tractorsupply.com

Store HoursMon-Sat 8 am - 8 pmSunday 9 am - 6 pm

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S&S Printing and Graphics LLC

701 N. Marion St.Kirksville, MO 63501

660.665.7251 or 660.665.76631.800.279.2234

Fax: 660.665.7868 or 660.665.0075e-mail: [email protected]

www.sandsprintingandgraphics.com

When Quality CountsCount On UsFarm & Home

Help Is Just Around The Corner.

100 W. Potter660-665-7268

Memphis463 S. Market St.660-465-8678

Kirksville

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“Complete Insurance Protection”

pro-tech co., inc.

office technologies

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bull Ride

NEMO FAIRKIRKSvILLE, MO

THURSDAY JULY 21, 2011

8:00 PM

Fairground Office(660) 665-8800

OUTLAW RODEO PRODUCTIONSSponsored by NEMO fair and Depot Inn & Suites

Mike Gillum8104 North Chesley DriveColumbia, Missouri 65202

(573) 875-1348

www.outlawrodeoproductions.comContact Gary Moss or Jim Keim


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Come by and visit our new Medallion cabinet display, mention this ad and get an extra

discount during fair week.

P.E. Jepson Lumber Co.22727 South Highway 63

Kirksville, MO 63501660-665-0313

All your protection under one roof.

©1997 American Family Mutual Insurance Company and its SubsidiariesHome Office – Madison, WI 53783

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William J Mangini Insurance Agency115 E Illinois St(660) 665-0505 BusKirksville, MO 63501

Kirksville Livestock, LLCNorth Highway 63, Kirksville, Missouri

Office (660) 665-9804

Sale of livestock everyMonday

Watch for Special Sales

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Best Wishes & Continued Success to the Fairandtothe4-H&FFAYouthoftheNortheastArea

DONNIE WAYBILLAssessor

ROBERT T. HARDWICKSheriff

JEANETTE GREGORYPublic Administrator

STAN PICKENSPresiding Comm.

BRIAN NOECoroner

Adair County Elected OfficialsPAT SHOUSH

Recorder

LINDA DECKERCircuit Clerk

CARSON ADAMS1st Dist. Comm.

DAVID ERWINCollector

SANDY COLLOPCounty Clerk

KRISTIE SWAIMAssociate

Circuit Judge

RUSSELL STEELECircuit Judge

MARK THOMPSON2nd Dist. Comm.

LORI SMITHTreasurer

MATT WILSONProsecuting Attorney

Johns Seed & Supply, Inc.GREENHOUSE, BULK GARDEN SEED & SEED CLEANING

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points Champion SeriesJuly 23rd - NEMO fair - Kirksville, MO - 7 pm

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Compacts: $500-1st, $300-2nd, $100-3rd- Plus TrophiesNo riders in compacts!

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HOUSEHOLD ARTSSpecial Rules:Rule 1: Articles entered will be displayed in a fashionable manner.Rule 2: All jars must be labeled.Rule 3: Baked products - at least 1/2 loaf bread, 6 rolls, muffins or cookies.Rule 4: Awards and/or Ribbons to all entrants.Rule 5: Entries will be accepted on Monday, July

18, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Judging will begin at 1 p.m. No one other than the judges and superintendents (unless specified by the General Superintendent) will be allowed into the building until judging is done and the buildings reopened. All entries need to be picked up on Saturday, July 23rd between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. NO EARLY RELEASES.

Rule 6: Superintendent or Fair Board are not respon-sible for lost, broken, or damaged items.

Rule 7: All exhibitors must purchase a ticket to enter and release of exhibits.

Rule 8: All exhibits not picked up will be left in fair office. You must make arrangements within 3 working days or items will be disposed of.

HOUSEHOLD ARTS & CRAFTSClass 1: Embroidery - any articleClass 2: Cross-Stitch - any article except quiltsClass 3: Crochet - any articleClass 4: Crochet - Afghan - any sizeClass 5: Knitting - Machine - any articleClass 6: Knitting - Hand - any articleClass 7: Tole Painting - any articleClass 8: China PaintingClass 9: Clothing - any article

CRAFTSClass 1: Any articleClass 2: Christmas DecorationsClass 3: Other Holiday DecorationsClass 4: Creative ClothingClass 5: Wall HangingClass 6: WreathsClass 7: Flower ArrangementsClass 8: CeramicsClass 9: PillowsClass 10: Crafts by Senior Citizens Only (60 and Over)Class 11: Crafts (Pre-junior - under 8 yrs. of age)Class 12: Crafts (Junior age 8 - 12)Class 13: Crafts (Junior age 13 - 19)Class 14: Senior Citizens - Nursing Home Residents onlyClass 15: Basket Weaving

Quilt SHOw SupERiNtENDENt: BERNicE DE gARD

Class 1: Machine Quilted Class 2: Hand Quilted Class 3: Comforter Quilts Class 4: Small Quilts - 45 x 60 or Smaller Baby Quilts or Wall Hanging Class 5: Applique Quilt Class 6: Needlepoint Class 7: Cross Stitch - any article

HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE

Breads, YeastClass 1: Cinnamon RollsClass 2: Yeast RollsClass 3: Coffee Cake or Tea Ring

Breads, QuickClass 1: BiscuitsClass 2: Coffee Cake, Tea Ring, etc.

Cakes Class 1: Decorated (form)Class 2: Angel Food (1 slice for judging)Class 3: Chocolate (1 slice for judging)Class 4: Pound (1 slice for judging)

Cookies (6 on plate plus one for judging)Class 1: DropClass 2: BarClass 3: Cut-outClass 4: Sugar Cookies

Canned Fruits - Quarts OnlyClass 1: ApplesClass 2: PeachesClass 3: Any Type

vegetables - Quarts OnlyClass 1: Green BeansClass 2: Tomatoes or Juice

PreservesClass 1: Jams, Jellies, Etc.

Pickles - Quart or PintsClass 1: BeetClass 2: DillClass 3: Relish

Gift BasketClass 1: Gift Basket - must contain a minimum of

three items from any of the Household Science Projects. use your imagination for a sharp looking gift. Samples are not needed.

Multi-Purpose Open Exhibits 2011HOME ECONOMICS DIvISION

General Superintendent: Joyce Martin Assistant Superintendents: Johnette Fleshner, Joy Mitchell, Penny Kittle

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Multi-Purpose Open Exhibits 2011

LOT A Representational ArtClass 1: Novice 8 and under.Class 2: Representational Composition (any media) Students up to and including 1999 high school graduates.Class 3: Representational Painting (oil, acrylic, water color, mixed media) - Adults.

LOT B Abstract ArtClass 4: Novice 8 and under.Class 5: Abstract composition (any media) - Students up to and including 1999 high school graduates.Class 6: Abstract Painting (oil, acrylic, watercolor, mixed media) - Adults.

LOT C GraphicsClass 7: Novice 8 and under.Class 8: Pastels, crayon, charcoal, chalk, ink drawings, felt pens, pencil and prints - Students up to and including 1999 high school graduates.Class 9: Pastels, crayon, charcoal, chalk, ink drawings, felt pens, pencil and prints - Adults.

ART SHOW DIvISION - OPEN SHOW Entry Time: Monday, July 18, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Exhibits released, pick-up 3:00 p.m. Saturday, July 23

Rule 1: Any article will not be eligible for competition in the same class in which previously exhibited.Rule 2: All articles must be the work of the exhibitor.Rule 3: All entries intended to be hung must be equipped with hangers.Rule 4: If artwork is a copy, a statement should be attached giving credit to the source.

Superintendent: Janina Snell 660-665-0545General Rules 1. Open to the public. 2. Containers are to be furnished by exhibitor. 3. Fair Board or Open Class is not responsible for

loss or breakage of containers or accessories. 4. Entries will be accepted from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Monday, July 18. 5. Closed to general public for judging Monday, July

18, 1 to 4 p.m. 6. All entries receive ribbons. 7. Junior exhibitors must be no older than 13

years of age. 8. Please no artificial plants. 9. Dried plant material may be used in

arrangements.10. unlimited entries. Classes may be added as

necessary.11. All entries not picked up at time of release will be

disposed of.

LOT D Hand Thrown PotteryClass 10: Novice 8 and under.Class 11: Handbuilt or wheel thrown - Students up to and including 1999 high school graduates.Class 12: Handbuilt or wheel thrown - Adults.

LOT E Leaded or Foil Stained GlassClass 13: Original Design & Composition (No size limit, no kits) - Judged on color - design - workmanship.

LOT F WeavingClass 14: Original Design and Composition.

LOT G SculptureClass 15: Welding Sculpture.Class 16: Any other type sculpture.

LOT H OpenClass 17: Novice 8 and under.Class 18: Any other type artwork.

ANNUALS: SR. & JR. DIvISIONClass 1: ZinniasClass 2: AstersClass 3: Celosia/CockscombClass 4: CosmosClass 5: MarigoldClass 6: PetuniaClass 7: SnapdragonClass 8: ImpatiensClass 9: SalviaClass 10: PansyClass 11: Sunflower

PERENNIALS - SR. & JR. DIvISIONClass 12: DaisyClass 13: Gladiolus - I spikeClass 14: Calla LilyClass 15: ConeflowerClass 16: PhloxClass 17: LiatrisClass 18: Black-Eyed Susan

FLORICULTURE SHOW

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vEGETABLES: Class 6: Onions - any variety Class 7: Potatoes - any variety Class 8: Sweet Potatoes - any variety Class 9: Tomatoes - any varietyClass 10: Peppers - any varietyClass 11: Egg Plant (1) - any varietyClass 12: Turnips - any varietyClass 13: Carrots - any varietyClass 14: Beets - any varietyClass 15: Green Podded String Beans (12) - any varietyClass 16: Wax Podded String Beans (12) - any varietyClass 17: Fresh Lima Beans in Pods (12) - any varietyClass 18: Watermelon (1) - any varietyClass 19: Muskmelon (1) - any varietyClass 20: Winter Squash (1) - any varietyClass 21: Summer Squash (1) - any varietyClass 22: Pumpkin (1) - any varietyClass 23: Cabbage (1) - any varietyClass 24: Slicing Cucumbers (5) - any varietyClass 25: Ears of Sweet Corn (5) - field cropClass 26: Stalk of Corn (5) - any varietyClass 27: Other Field CropsClass 28: Any Other Entry

Multi-Purpose Open Exhibits 2011

Superintendent: Todd Smith 660-627-6826

Class 1: FishClass 2: MammalsClass 3: BirdsClass 4: WoodworkingClass 5: Wood CarvingClass 6: WeldingClass 7: Models (cars, planes, etc.)

The above classes are broken down into Junior (18 and under) and Senior Divisions. Please specify which you are entering your project in.

HORTICULTURE DIvISION - OPEN SHOW

Premium - Ribbons awarded to allTrophy awarded for Best of Show

Superintendent: Colleen Primmer 660-323-5548 Multi-Purpose Building

Rule 1: Two (2) entries can be made by an exhibitor and must be grown by exhibitor.

Rule 2: All entries - 5 specimens (unless stated otherwise) on paper plate.

FRUITS:Class 1: Apples - any varietyClass 2: Grapes - any varietyClass 3: Peaches - any varietyClass 4: Pears - any varietyClass 5: Plums - any variety

Class 19: Any other perennial

TUBERSClass 20: DahliaClass 21: Any other tuber

RHIzOMESClass 22: CannasClass 23: Any other rhizomes

FLESHY ROOTEDClass 24: Daylily

BULBSClass 25: Lilies

SHRUBSClass 26: Tea Rose (1 bloom)

Class 27: Miniature (1 bloom)

CONTAINER/ARRANGEMENTClass 28: Garden flower arrangementClass 29: Container garden display

HOUSEPLANTSClass 30: African VioletClass 31: Plant in bloomClass 32: Foliage plantClass 33: Cacti and SucculentsClass 34: Hanging plants: Non-bloomingClass 35: Hanging plants: BloomingClass 36: Herbs

FLORICULTURE SHOW CONTINUED

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Photography(Rules for Entry)

All photographs must measure 5x7 inches, 8x10 inches or 8x12 inches. No photograph will be accepted that is over 8x12 inches. Photographs must be matted and the photographers name, address, and current phone number must be listed on the back. Photographers that are 18 and younger should enter the student class. Photographers over 18 must enter the adult class. Ribbons will be awarded for all participants. Champion and reserve champion ribbons will be assigned for best of show as well as in each class. A photograph will also be chosen by the 2011 NEMO Fair royalty and awarded a prize. The NEMO Fair board supports artistic expression but reserves the right to take down or refuse any photograph from entering that is deemed lewd or inappropriate in any way.

LOT A Kute Kid Class Child photographed must be three years or under at the time taken.

LOT B Black and White Photographs in the category must only have black, gray, and or white tones.

LOT C Sepia The photograph must be a sepia tones or antiqued. Photographs must be predominantly brown and white.

LOT D Landscape Examples in this category would include: sunsets, ducks on a pond, etc.

LOT E Photojournalism Journalism-style photographs should be entered in this class. War images, news images, and documentary style wedding photography are all prime examples of this style.

LOT F Digital/Special Effects All digitally altered photographs must be entered into this category. This category also includes hand oil-painted photographs.

LOT G Still Life/Art All photographs in this class must be of inanimate objects. Examples include buildings, flowers, etc.

LOT H Wildlife/Animal Northeast Missouri has an abundance of wildlife. This class is to show off your appreciation for nature or your favorite picture of your family pet.

LOT I Portrait Study A portrait study is a three picture series that carries a common theme. All three photographs must be matted with one mat and must not be larger then 5x7 each. Photographs that are individually matted will not be accepted.

LOT J Portraiture Traditional portraiture will be entered into this class. Examples include wedding, seniors, children, or families.

LOT K Action/Sports Shots of your favorite player sliding into home or your favorite drag racer launching his car would be examples of this category.

LOT L Other Anything else not fitting into another category.

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Roy E. Jackson MeMOriAlAdAirCO.4-HAwArd

Description: This annual award was made possible by the family and friends of the late Mr. Roy E. Jackson, a past president of the Northeast Missouri Fair, a com-munity leader, and a dedicated and enthusiastic person with high ideals for young people.Eligibility: Any bona fide 4-H member who has an exhibit in the Northeast Missouri Fair.Award: An annual plaque, donated by family and friends to be presented at the 4-H/FFA Livestock Sale.Score Card: Part I: A: Sportsmanship and courtesy during the Fair - 25 points. B: Friendliness, pleasant attitude during the Fair - 25 points. C: Enthusiasm of the Individual during the Fair - 25 points.Part II: The 4-H member who has done the best with what he/she had to work with. This could very likely include a white ribbon exhibit, but a blue ribbon boy or girl who displays qualities of the above in Part III: 25 points. Selection: Selection of award recipients to be made by a silent committee who will observe 4-H members throughout the Fair each year.

The Myron PropstMEMORIAL COMMERCIAL AWARD

The Myron Propst Trophy will be awarded to the out-standing commercial display, either indoor or outdoor, on Friday evening in the commercial building. Myron Propst was a charter member of the Board, served as president and other capacities, mainly as Commercial Exhibit Superintendent. He was a farmer, business-man, and a dedicated individual to his family, Fair, and community.

The judges will take note of the different displays throughout the week, noting: public appeal, presen-tation of the product, and individual salesmanship. Trophy Courtesy of Bill Baiotto, former Board Member & Officer.

Rodney Scott MeMOriAl4-HAwArd

This annual award is made possible by the family of the late Rodney Scott. Rodney was a past member of the Novinger Town and Country 4-H Club, as well as a club leader and a member of the Northeast Missouri Fair Board. Rodney enjoyed working with the young and old at fair time.AWARD: Annual plaque and bond donated by the family at the 4-H/FFA Livestock Sale.ELIGIBILITY: Any bona fide Adair County 4-H member who exhibits at the NEMO Fair.RECIPIENTS WILL BE jUDGED ON: Showmanship: 25 points. Courtesy: willing to help others: 50 points. Enthusiasm: pleasant attitude: 25 points. Total: 100 points.

Cliston Barker, Jr.FFA MEMORIAL AWARD

The annual FFA Memorial Award in honor of Cliston Barker, Jr. will be presented during the 4-H FFA Sale at the NEMO Fair. This award will be presented to an FFA member who has met the proper guidelines.

A plaque with the winners names will also be presented to the NEMO Fairboard and to Mr. Jason Dimmitt for the Vo-Tech School.

Cliston, Jr. was the son of Cliston & Anita Barker of Kirksville and passed away June 29, 1992 with Diabe-tes. He was active in 4-H and FFA and was the FFA President for two years. He graduated from Kirksville Senior High in l989.

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NEMO FAIR ASSOCIATION“AWARDS PROGRAM”

FOrOutstANdiNg4-H&FFAexHibitsPrize money will be as follows:

Market Beef: Champion $150 Reserve 100Market Swine: Champion 150 Reserve 100Market Sheep: Champion 150 Reserve 100

Meat Goat: Champion 100 Reserve 50Breeding Beef Female: Overall Champion 75Breeding Beef Male: Overall Champion 75Breeding Boer Goat: Overall Champion 25Bucket Calf: Overall Champion 25Breeding Swine Female: Overall Champion 75Breeding Swine Male: Overall Champion 75Breeding Sheep Female: Overall Champion 75Breeding Sheep Male: Overall Champion 75Commercial Ewe: Overall Champion 504-H Exhibit (4-H/FFA Bldg. 14 and Over): Overall Champion 254-H Exhibit (4-H/FFA Bldg. 13 and Under): Overall Champion 25

FFA Exhibit (4-H/FFA Bldg.): Overall Champion 25Horse Show (14 and Over): Overall Champion 25Horse Show (13 and Under): Overall Champion 25Pygmy Goat: Overall Champion 25Dairy Goat: Overall Champion 25Poultry: Overall Champion 25Rabbits: Overall Champion 25Dog: Overall Champion 25Cat: Overall Champion 25

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Adair County 4-H & FFA Premium Livestock Sale

Saturday, July 23, 2011, 1:00 p.m.

1. Adair County 4-H and ffA members may sell their premium from one of the following categories: market beef , market lamb, market hog, market goat, rabbit meat pen of 3, or poultry meat pen of 4. Exhibitor is required to be present the day of the sale to present their animal in the show ring.2. Each exhibitor will select which species they intend to sell and will notify the class superintendent of their intentions by using the standardized form (copy attached and will also be available through your superintendent). Intent to sell must be submitted on the written form. If the exhibitor exhibited animals in more than one species, the exhibitor is to notify the respective superintendents of each species when they will make their final decision as which species to sell and when the final determination will be made. Superintendents must be notified immediately after the end of the exhibitor’s final show or risk being moved to the bottom of that species’ sale order.3. The sale will begin with the Sale of Champions (top two animals in each species). The Sale Committee respectfully requests all sale orders be turned in as quickly as possible due to the short time for sale preparation.4. Animals not in the Sale of Champions will be placed in sale order according to the placing in class by class then order of ribbon—blue, red, white.5. Sale order identification: Swine-ear tag number, Sheep-ear tag number, Beef-ear tag number.

6. weight limits: Sheep: minimum-80 pounds. Beef: minimum-900 pounds. Animals not within weight limits will sell at the end of the sale order.

7. Exhibitors MUST be present for buyer pictures. failure to be present will mean forfeiture of his/her sale premium check and the sale will be voided. Emergency releases will be made only at the discretion of the Joint fair Committee.

8. Animals to be sold are to remain at the fairgrounds throughout the week until the sale.

9. To participate in the sale, project animals must have been shown in the show ring at the NEMO fair by the exhibitor (or by another junior exhibitor if prior permission has been granted).

10. Lunch will be provided for all buyers and exhibitors beginning at 11:00 am. please sign in at the sale window for your identifying tag.

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EXHIBITOR INTENT TO pARTICIpATE INpREMIUM LIVESTOCK SALE

The annual Adair County 4-H/ffA Livestock Sale will be held Saturday, July 23, 2011, at 1:00 p.m. As an Adair county exhibitor, you are eligible to sell one market animal (or pen in the case of poultry and rabbits) for premium. please note you are not required to participate in this sale.

In order to be eligible to sell, you will need to complete the bottom portion of this form and return it to your show superintendent within one hour after the end of your species’ show. In the event you exhibit multiple species, you must notify the superintendent of your first show that you are waiting until after your final show to choose which species to sell. You MUST notify each show superintendent of your final decision immediately after your final show. pLEASE NOTE: BEEf, SHEEp, SwINE, pOULTRY, RABBIT, AND GOAT superintendents are required to submit all lists no later than 3:00 p.m. on friday, July 22. failure to notify your show superintendent of your final decision in a timely manner could result in your placement at the bottom of that species sale order.

Thank you for your help and cooperation in returning this form on time. please also remember the exhibitor is responsible for being present the day of the sale to sell the animal and for being present for buyer pictures following the sale. Sincerely, premium Livestock Sale Committee

Seller’s Name: _______________________________________________

phone Number:_______________________________________________

parents: _____________________________________________________

Award/Ribbon: _______________________________________________

Species of Animal: _____________________________________________

Description or eartag #: ____________________________________________

Signature of Seller: ____________________________________

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Fair, P.O. Box 287, Kirksville, MO 63501, by July 1, 2011. After July 1, late penalties will be imposed.4. All 4-H and FFA classes at the NEMO Fair will follow guidelines set forth by the Missouri 4-H Youth Development Program. For a complete listing of all rules and regulations please see the 4-H and FFA section in the 2011 Missouri State Fair Catalog. Some rules may be superseded by rules in this book.5. Articles or animals will not be placed on exhibition unless entered in the Superintendent’s Book and entry tag (if required) attached.6. All entries are to be in place at times and dates specified in schedule.7. The Superintendent in each department will be responsible for assigning space and arranging exhibits, and his/her directions must be followed.8. Exhibitors must accompany their animal/

1. All exhibitor shall be required to wear the official 4-H/FFA t-shirt of the fair and their assigned exhibitor number at the time of all judging. In addition, each animal shall be identified at the pen, cage or stall with the official I.D. card of the fair that is properly filled out by the exhibitor.2. Application for entry must be made upon printed form found in this fair book. A check for entry fees must be enclosed with the entry form. Entries with no money, incorrect amounts, or incomplete information may be returned to exhibitor. Entries from this Fair book are open to 4-H and FFA members in the State of Missouri. Lead Line and Dress Your Goat are open to everyone. The NEMO Fair Association states that a Season Pass or Day Pass is required for admittance onto the fairgrounds.3. All entries must be sent to: Fair Entries, NEMO

General Livestock Rules & Regulations

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Macon Orschlen Farm & Home

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exhibit to the Fair, care for them, and exhibit them. If this regulation cannot be followed, a letter of circumstance must be submitted to the 4-H July Council Meeting. Superintendents may permit another 4-H/ FFA member to show an animal in case of illness or physical handicap.9. uncontrollable animals or animals which the exhibitor cannot handle alone may be disqualified by the Superintendent and required to leave the ring and/or grounds.10. In cases where a member has more than one animal in a class another 4-H/FFA exhibitor must show the second animal.11. Minimal assistance is allowed by another 4-H/FFA exhibitor at the discretion of the Superintendent.12. Showmanship classes will run oldest age category to youngest. There will be no master showmanship classes; exhibitors will not be required to advance to next age category after winning in their category. (ages as of 1/1/2011; 14 and over, 11-13, and 8-10 for beef, sheep, swine, poultry and goat)13. unless otherwise stated, no exhibitor will be allowed more than two (2) entries in an individual class and one (1) entry in a pen class in the beef, sheep, swine, poultry, rabbit, bucket calf, goat departments. Each exhibitor will be limited to four steers regardless of breed.14. Each exhibit shall be owned by the exhibitor and shall represent work accomplished in a project in which the exhibitor was enrolled during the past year. A written statement by the leader, stating that the exhibit is bona fide work, must accompany each exhibit, if requested by the Superintendent.15. No red ribbon entries for championship.16. An Adair County 4-H & FFA Show will be held as well as a NEMO Fair 4-H & FFA Show. 17. Except as otherwise indicated, all judging will be on the Danish system with a 3-2-1 relationship between blue, red and white awards. The judges are instructed not to place inferior exhibits regardless of the number of entries.18. Believing it is in the best interest of all 4-H/FFA exhibitors to maintain a reputation of integrity and to present a wholesome and progressive image, 4-H and FFA members are expected to conduct themselves according to the best traditions of their respective organizations. Inappropriate conduct (drinking, stealing, vandalism, and indiscreet behavior) WILL NOT BE TOLERATED. Any violation of this rule will be grounds for disqualifying the exhibitor and/or livestock involved. Further, any premium monies earned will be forfeited.19. All non-exhibitors will be expected to vacate barns by 12 midnight each evening.20. State Health Regulations will apply to all livestock entries, unless specified otherwise.21. Exhibitors are not permitted to show the same breed in both 4-H and FFA. For example, if an exhibitor shows Chester White hogs in 4-H, he/

she cannot show Chester White hogs in FFA, or if an exhibitor shows market steers in FFA, he/she cannot show market steers in 4-H. Animals are designated (4-H or FFA) at the time of entry and may not be switched to another division after entries have been received prior to the fair.22. 4-H members may exhibit only in projects in which they are enrolled in the current 4-H year.23. All exhibitors must clean their pens before they will be released by Superintendent.24. Missouri Show Me Quality Assurance (MSMQA): By June 1, 2011, all 4-H exhibitors enrolled in food animal projects including beef, sheep, swine, dairy cattle, meat and dairy goats, rabbits, and poultry must complete the appropriate level of MSMQA certification to be considered an exhibitor in good standing in that project. Judging - Competent judges have been secured for all departments.1 . No one shall act as judge for any class in which he or she is exhibiting.2. A judge, at his/her discretion may withhold any or all premiums if an article or animal in his/her judgement is not worthy of award.3. Decision of judges shall be final subject only to protest for good reason and under the procedure hereinafter described under the heading “Protest”.4. Anyone attempting to interfere with the judges during the adjudication, or publicly expressing disapproval in the area or grounds of decision of the judges, shall forfeit premiums and be excluded from further competition.Protest - ALL PROTESTS MuST BE MADE IN WRITING to the Joint Review Board. The protest should include the reason for the alleged ineligibility and the rule governing the case must be noted. All protests must be signed. Such protest must be filed with a Joint Review Committee by or before 8 a.m. the day following the date the award is made.

Liabilities of Exhibitors1. In no event shall university of Missouri Extension, Adair County university Extension Council, university Extension Staff or Adair County 4-H Council, its officers, directors or members be held responsible for any loss or damage to the property of person or exhibitor or other persons while on the fairgrounds whether said loss or damage shall arise from accident or any cause whatsoever.2. Entry form will serve as agreement that you understand and accept responsibility for following all guidelines and understand that failure to do so will result in dismissal from event or activity.

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Believing in the best interest of all you, the exhibitors to maintain a reputation of integrity and to represent a wholesome and progressive image, all participants (adult and youth) must observe the following guidelines for conduct:

1. Participate fully in all sessions.

2. Show respect for property and facilities used during the activity.

3. Observe the established schedule.

4. Appropriate and courteous behavior is expected. Swearing and obscene gestures are not permitted. Smoking by minors is prohibited; smoking by adults is discouraged, and prohibited in the livestock arena/barns. All other participants, guests, and visitors should be treated with respect and common courtesy.

5. This event should bring out a “natural high”. No alcohol, stimulants, or non-prescription drugs will be allowed.

(Further, any premium moniesearned by a disqualified

exhibitor will be forfeited.)

4-H & ffA BEEfCATTLE DEpARTMENT

Superintendents: Brittany Huffman & Jason Dimmitt

Loading and unloading only to be done on north side of building.

Breeding BeefArrival Time: May arrive after 9 a.m. Monday, July 18Check-ln/In Place: Tuesday, July 19, 2-3 p.m.Exhibitor Meeting: Tuesday, July 19, 3 p.m.Show Time: Wednesday, July 20, Immediately After Bucket Calf ShowRelease Time: After Breeding Beef Show

Market Beef Arrival Time: May arrive after 9 a.m. Monday, July 18Check-ln/In Place: Tuesday, July 19, 2-3 p.m. Exhibitor Meeting: Tuesday, July 19, 3 p.m.Weigh-In: Tuesday, July 19, 4-5 p.m.Show Time: Wednesday, July 20 Immediately After Breeding Beef ShowRelease Time: After Market Beef Show (unless in sale)

Premium Point Values: Blue - 30, Red - 20, White - 10 (except where noted otherwise)

Entry to be made on the Livestock Entry Form and Steer Breed Affidavit.

General Rules1. Animals can only be entered in one division (4-H

or FFA), to be designated at time of entry, and are not allowed to be switched to another division.

2. Animals are to be groomed by the 4-H or FFA exhibitor with assistance from the immediate family or other 4-H or FFA exhibitor only. (Immediate family is defined as father, mother, brothers, sisters, step-parents, step-siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles and legal guardians of the exhibitor.) All animals will be groomed in the barns or immediately adjacent to the barns.

3. Breeding cattle to be shown in a breed class must be recorded in an association recognized by the National Society of Recorded Associations, except that calves dropped this year must be eligible for registry. Registration papers may be called for at any time during the fair. All registered breeding animals must show in their respective breeds class if that breed has a represented class. Breeding beef classes will be available for the following breeds: Angus, Chianina, Hereford,

of attending a conflicting show by showing the proper papers. Failure to comply will mean automatic forfeiture of all premiums due to exhibitor.

Payment of Premiums1. Premiums awarded by the judges under the rule herein described will be distributed as soon after the Fair as possible. ALL payments will be made by check.2. In making payment for premiums awarded, no evidence of award will be recognized except Superintendents Entry Book properly approved and signed by Superintendent and Judge of that department in which the exhibitor is entered.

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Limousin, Maine Anjou, Shorthorn, Simmental, All Other Breeds, and Crossbred/Commercial. Other breed classes may be available depending on number of entries in that breed.

4. Breeds will be shown in alphabetical order by breed with crossbreds showing last.

5. To be eligible for a breed class, steers must meet rules set by the Missouri State Fair for exhibition in a breed class. All steers in the All Other Breeds class must also meet the rules set by the Missouri State Fair for that respective breed. Missouri State Fair rules read: “To qualify for a breed class, the steer must meet the same percentage requirements set forth by the breed association for registration of a bull.” For the NEMO Fair, to be eligible for breed classes in the market steer show, the exhibitor must provide the official NEMO Fair Breeders Certificate. This must be turned in with your fair entry due

July 1.6. Each exhibitor shall parade his animals when

requested to do so by the Superintendent in Charge.

7. Market heifers will show against steers in Champion Drive.

8. In all championship classes the second place animal in the class from which the Champion is chosen will be eligible to show for Reserve Champion provided a blue ribbon has been awarded to the second place animal.

9. Animals shown in group classes must previously have been shown in individual classes.

10. Addi t iona l c lasses may be added at Superintendent’s discretion.

11. Bulls over one year of age must be shown with bull lead.

12. No false hair allowed on show animals. All steers and market heifers may be wiped for discoloration.

13. Heifers shown in the market heifer class will NOT be allowed to show in the breeding cattle class.

14. Steers and market heifers will be limited to four head per exhibitor.

15. Steers must have been owned by and in the care of member under the name of exhibitor, not farm or family name by March 1, 2011.

16. Breeding animals must have been owned by and in the care of member under the name of exhibitor, not farm or family name by June 1, 2011.

17. Group of 3 steers or market heifers class may be entered by a 4-H Club or FFA Chapter with only one entry per club/chapter.

18. A group of 3 steers or market heifers will consist of three steers and/or market heifers without regard to breed.

19. Not more than one (1) calf in the group may be owned by the same individual in the group of 3 steers or market heifer class. Every animal

exhibited in the group must have been previously exhibited in the same division (4-H or FFA) as an individual.

20. For group of 3 steers or market heifers class Premiums will be paid to 4-H club or FFA chapter and mailed to that organization’s leader/advisor. Judging of group of 3 market steers or heifers class will be on the Danish System, but points will be awarded as follows: 1st - 30 points, 2nd - 25 points, 3rd - 20 points, 4th - 15 points, and 5th -10 points.

21. Beef Herdsmanship Award will be determined by a silent committee and will be based on the following: sportsmanship-25 points, cleanliness of area-25 points, conduct outside of show ring-25 points, and stall decorations-15 points.

4-H & ffA Beef Cattle ClassesClass # Class Name

1 Junior Heifer Calf (calved after January 1, 2011)

2 Senior Heifer Calf (calved September 1, 2010 to December 31, 2010)

3 Summer Yearling Heifer (calved May 1, 2010 to August 31, 2010)

4 Junior Yearling Heifer (calved January 1, 2010 to April 30, 2010)

5 Senior Yearling Heifer (calved September 1, 2009 to December 31, 2009)

6 Cow and Calf (calf calved after January 1, 2011)

7 Two-Year-Old Cow (calved January 1, 2009 to August 31, 2009)

8 Pair of Females, owned by same exhibitor9 Junior Bull Calf (calved after January 1,

2011)10 Senior Bull Calf (calved September 1, 2010

to December 31, 2010)11 Summer Yearling Bull (calved May 1, 2010

to August 31, 2010)12 Junior Yearling Bull (calved January 1,

2010 to April 30, 2010)13 Senior Yearling Bull (calved September 1,

2009 to December 31, 2009)14 Two-year-old Bull (calved January 1, 2009

to August 31, 2009)15 Pair of Bulls, owned by same exhibitor16 Get of Sire, four animals, both sexes

represented, sired by same bullBREEDING BEEF SHOWMANSHIP, 14 and over, 11-13 and 8-10 (ages as of 1/1/11) Bucket calves not eligible for showmanship classes.

17 4-H/FFA Market Steer Class (please list breed on entry form, purebred steers should include NEMO Fair Breeders Certificate with entry, due July 1)

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Adair County 4-HReserve Champion Bucket Calf

Heartland Task Force

Adair County 4-HChampion Bucket Calf

vansickel Farms

ADAIR COUNTY 4-H & ffA BEEf TROpHIESSupreme Champion Female - Campbell Stock Farms

Reserve Supreme Champion Female - Dairy Queen BrazierSupreme Champion Bull - Jeff Fitzgerald

Grand Champion Market Beef Award (Directors Chair) - Ralph and Celia Hammons MemorialReserve Champion Market Beef (Directors Chair) - Ralph and Celia Hammons Memorial

Champion Home-Raised Market Beef - Plaque - Primmer FarmsChampion Home-Raised Market Beef - $50 Cash Award - Tractor SupplyChampion Home-Raised Breeding Beef - Trophy and $50 - Swaim Farms

Champion rate of Gain - Burnie Schneiderheinze, vansickel Farms and Kirksville Morning OptimistGood Sportsmanship Award - Graphic Impressions

Market Beef eartags Provided by Kirksville MFA

NEMO fair 4-HChampion Bucket Calf

$25 Gift Card from Walmart Supercenter

NEMO fair 4-HChampion Bucket Calf

KMEM RadioMemphis, MO

18 4-H/FFA Market Heifer Class MArKeT STeer SHOWMANSHiP, 14 and over, 11-13 and 8-10 (ages as of 1/1/11)

19 Group of three Steers or Market Heifers from one 4-H CIub/FFA Chapter.

4-H BUCKET CALfDEpARTMENT

Superintendents: Brittany Huffman & Jason Dimmitt

Loading and unloading only to be done on north side of building.

Arrival Time: May arrive after 9 a.m., Monday, July 18Check-In/In Place: Tuesday, July 19, 3 p.m.Show Time: Wednesday, July 20, 8 a.m.Exhibitor Meeting: Tuesday, July 19, 3 p.m.Release Time: After Breeding Beef Show

Point Value: Blue - 15, Red - 10, White - 5

Entry to be made on the Livestock Entry Form.

4-H members age 8-12 by January 1, 2011 are eligible to show in this class. Calves must have been owned by the exhibitor between January 1 and June 1, 2011 and within 2 weeks of their birth. Placings will be made on members’ knowledge of their project animal, not on the quality of the animal. Calf may be either dairy, beef, or cross. Since this class is basically judged as a showmanship class, bucket calves are not eligible for other showmanship classes.

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NEMO fAIR 4-H & ffA BEEf pLAQUESChampion Angus Female - Kenneth and Barbara eitel and Family

Champion Chianina Female - Service ExpressChampion Hereford Female - Dennis and Janet Garlock

Champion Maine Anjou Female - Gary MossChampion Simmental Female - Amidei’s Simmentals

Champion Other Breeds Female - Northeast Missouri State BankChampion Crossbred Female - Baker Family Farms

Supreme Champion Female - William Donald Bennett Family in Memory of Dadreserve Supreme Champion Female - Kirksville Area Technical Center

Champion Hereford Bull - Mike BradleyChampion Other Breeds Bull - Kirksville Feed & More

Supreme Champion Bull - Missouri Livestock Symposium Breeding Beef Showmanship, Ages 14 and over - Graphic Impressions

Breeding Beef Showmanship, Ages 11-13 - Martens Trailer SalesBreeding Beef Showmanship, Ages 8-10 - Sydenstricker Farm and Lawn

Champion Angus Steer - Moffit FarmsChampion Chianina Steer - Klingner Farms

Champion Hereford Steer - Kirksville Farm & HomeChampion Limousin Steer - Riley LimousinsChampion Maine Anjou Steer - Gary Moss

Champion Simmental Steer - Amidei’s SimmentalsChampion Shorthorn Steer - Martens Trailer Sales

Champion Crossbred Steer - Riley LimousinsGrand Champion Market Beef - Graphic Impressions

reserve Grand Champion Market Beef - Kirksville MFA Agri ServicesChampion Market Heifer - Roger and Tanya Bland

Reserve Champion Market Heifer - Buck’s Auto BodyMarket Beef Showmanship, Ages 14 and over - Bob Neese, ABS Representative

Market Beef Showmanship, Ages 11-13 - Tom Walters Family in Memory of Paul WaltersMarket Beef Showmanship, Ages 8 -10 - Hoffman Angus Farm

Beef Herdsmanship - Farm Credit Services

4-H & ffA SHEEp DEpARTMENT

Superintendent: Tammy Campbell

Loading and unloading only to be done on south side of building.

Breeding SheepArrival Time: Monday, July 18 Check-In/In Place: Monday, July 18, 3 p.m.Exhibitor Meeting: Monday, July 18, 3:30 p.m.Show Time: Tuesday, July 19, 9 a.m. Release Time: After Breeding Sheep Show

4-H/FFA Market LambsArrival Time: May arrive after 9 a.m. Monday, July 18

Check-In/In Place: Monday, July 18, 3 p.m. Exhibitor Meeting: Monday, July 18, 3:30 p.m.Weigh-In: Monday, July 18, 4-5 p.m. Show Time: Tuesday, July 19, Immediately following “Dress Your Sheep Contest” Release Time: After Market Lamb Show (unless in sale)

Point Values: Blue - 12, Red - 8, White - 4


General Rules1. Exhibitors may show an unlimited number of

market lambs, but will receive premiums on only 2 animals per breed.

2. Market lambs will be shown by breed, with classes divided by weight.

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3. Ewe lambs may be shown as market lambs, but ewe lambs shown as market lambs will not be eligible for breeding sheep show.

4. Crossbred market lambs will be divided into black face and white/speckled face.

5. Show order of market lambs will be alphabetical with breeds represented, crossbreds will show last.

6. All Adair County market lambs must be present at the spring weigh-in for check-in. Weigh-in is optional for rate of gain.

7. Market lambs must be slick sheared to show, this includes all areas above the hock/knee and from the ears back.

8. Only 1 entry per exhibitor for pen of 3 market lambs class. Each animal exhibited in this class must have been previously exhibited in a NEMO Fair Market Lamb class this year.

9. Pen of five market Iamb class is open to any 4-H Club or FFA Chapter with only 1 entry per club/chapter and no more than 2 lambs per exhibitor. Every animal exhibited in this class must have been previously exhibited in the same division (4-H or FFA) as an individual in a NEMO Fair Market Lamb class this year. Premiums will be paid to club leader with ribbon awarded on Danish System and premiums awarded as follows: 1st - 30 points, 2nd - 25 points, 3rd - 20 points, 4th - 15 points, 5th - 10 points, 6th - 5 points.

10. Breeding stock limited to 2 entries per class and 1 entry in group classes.

11. Animals are to be groomed or fitted by the 4-H or FFA exhibitor with assistance from the immediate family or other 4-H or FFA exhibitor only, except for shearing. (Immediate family is defined as father, mother, brothers, sisters, step-parents, step-siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles and legal guardians of the exhibitor.) All animals will be groomed in the barns or immediately adjacent to the barns.

12. All breeding sheep must have been owned and cared for by exhibitor since July 1, 2011. Market lambs must be owned by and cared for by exhibitor since May 1, 2011.

13. Market lambs must be shown with all feet on ground. Placing lambs feet on exhibitor’s shoe tops is not acceptable and will not be allowed.

14. Exhibitor must show their own animals, unless exhibitor has 2 animals in the same class.

15. Market lambs are to be weighed in under exhibitors name; NOT farm or family name.

16. Minimum market lamb weight 80 pounds. Refer to sell Rule #6. (For Adair County exhibitors only)

17. Only two market lambs per exhibitor may receive premiums in rate of gain class.

18. All sheep except market lambs and commercial ewes, must be recorded in their respective breed associations in exhibitor’s name. Registration papers must be supplied at check-in.

19. No ice, ice water, or alcohol may be used externally or internally as a fitting practice. No drenching of lambs.

20. Must have 3 animals in a breed to be considered for a breed division. If not 3 animals, they can show in the all others breeds (AOB) division.

21. All animals exhibited in the Flock class must be owned by the same exhibitor, be the same breed and registered in that breed’s association, and must have been previously shown as an individual in this year’s NEMO Fair 4-H & FFA Sheep Show.

Sheep ClassesShow Order: Cheviot, Columbia, Corriedale, Dorset, Hampshire, Katahdin, Montadale, Oxford, Polypay, Rambouillet, Shropshire, Southdown, Suffolk. Classes for other breeds will be available if there are at least 5 animals in that breed.Class # Class Name

1 Yearling Ram, 1 year and under 2 years2 Senior Ram Lamb, born between

September 1 to December 31, 20103 Junior Ram Lamb, born January 1, 2011

and after4 Pair of Ram Lambs5 Yearling Ewe, 1 year and under 26 Pair of Yearling Ewes7 Senior Ewe Lamb, born between

September 1 to December 31, 20108 Junior Ewe Lamb, born January 1, 2011

and after9 Pair of Ewe Lambs10 Best Pair - 1 ram and 1 ewe, any age11 Pen of Three Lambs, both sexes12 Flock (2 yearling ewes, 2 ewe lambs, and

1 yearling or ram lamb)

4-H/FFA COMMERCIAL EWE CLASSES13 Wether Dam , 1 year and over14 Wether Dam , Black Face, 1 year and

under 215 Wether Dam, born after January 1, 201116 Wether Dam, Black Face, born after

January 1, 20114-H/FFA SHOWMANSHIP - BREEDING SHEEP - ages 14 and over, 11-13 and 8-10 (ages as of 1/1/11).

4-H/FFA MArKeT lAMB ClASSeS(Classes to be posted after weigh-in)

17 Cheviot Market Lamb18 Columbia Market Lamb19 Corriedale Market Lamb20 Dorset Market Lamb21 Hampshire Market Lamb22 Montadale Market Lamb

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NEMO fAIR 4-H & ffA SHEEp pLAQUESChampion All other Breeds (Breeding Sheep) - Adair County Juvenile, Office Advisory Group

Champion Dorset - Adair County Vet Clinic, David Moore, DVMChampion Hampshire - Adair County Vet Clinic, David Moore, DVM

Champion Montadale - In Memory of Clayton HimesChampion Southdown - Adair County Vet Clinic, David Moore, DVM

Champion Suffolk - Full House Show LambsSupreme Champion Ram and Ewe - Adair County Vet Clinic, David Moore, DVM

Champion Commercial Yearling Ewe - In Memory of Clayton HimesChampion Commercial Ewe Lamb - united Country, Midwest Realty, Mark Simler

Supreme Champion Commercial Ewe - Missouri Livestock Symposium Showmanship - Breeding Sheep, Ages 14 and over - In Memory of Clayton Himes

Showmanship - Breeding Sheep, Ages 11-13 - Potty & Container Express Showmanship - Breeding Sheep, Ages 8-10 - Peter’s Heating and Air Conditioning

Grand Champion Market Lamb - Terry and Tammy CampbellReserve Champion Market Lamb - Full House Show Lambs

Champion Pen of 3 Market Lambs - In Memory of Clayton HimesShowmanship - Market Lambs, Ages 14 and over - Gardner-Collier Jewelry Co.

Showmanship - Market lambs, Ages 11-13 - Kirksville MFA Agri ServiceShowmanship - Market Lambs, Ages 8-10 - The Animal Health Clinic

Supreme Champion Flock - Graphic impressions, Kirksville Morning Optimist and Kirksville Farm & Home

ADAIR COUNTY 4-H & ffA SHEEp TROpHIESSupreme Champion Ram - Tractor Supply CompanySupreme Champion Ewe - Tractor Supply Company

Showmanship - Breeding Sheep, Ages 14 and over - In Memory of Clayton HimesShowmanship - Breeding Sheep, Ages 11-13 - In Memory of Clayton Himes

Showmanship - Breeding Sheep, Ages 8-10 - Buck’s Auto Body Grand Champion Market Lamb - Green Hills Ag

reserve Champion Market lamb - in loving Memory of Karen WattChampion Home-Raised Market Lamb, Plaque and $50 - Farm Credit ServiceShowmanship - Market Lambs, Ages 14 and over - Tractor Supply Company

Showmanship - Market Lambs, Ages 11-13 - Buck’s Auto BodyShowmanship - Market lambs, Ages 8-10 - Kirksville MFA Agri Service

Adair County Market Rate of Gain - Buck’s Auto BodyChampion Market Rate of Gain - $50.00 Award - Briggs & Reuschel

Sheep Herdsmanship Award - in loving Memory of Karen Watt-By Novinger Town and Country 4-H

23 Natural Color24 Oxford Market Lamb25 Polypay Market Lamb26 Rambouillet Market Lamb27 Shropshire Market Lamb28 Southdown Market Lamb29 Suffolk Market Lamb30 Black Face Market Lamb31 White/Speckled Face Market Lamb32 Home Raised of Adair County

33 Pen of 3 Market Lambs, one exhibitor34 Pen of 5 Market Lambs from one club or

chapter.4-H/FFA MArKeT lAMB SHOWMANSHiP, ages 14 and over, 11-13 and 8-10 (ages as of 1/1/11).

35 Adair County 4-H/FFA Market Lamb Rate of Gain (2 lambs per exhibitor may receive premiums).Blue - .5# and overRed - .3# - .49#White - .29# and under

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4-H & ffA SwINE DEpARTMENT

Superintendent: Tom Primmer

Loading and unloading only to be done on south side of building.

Breeding SwineArrival Time: May arrive after 9 a.m., Monday, July 18Check-In/In Place: Wednesday, July 20, 2 p.m.Exhibitor Meeting: Wednesday, July 20, 2 p.m.Show Time: Thursday, July 21, 9 a.m.Release Time: After Breeding Swine Show

Market SwineArrival Time: May arrive after 9 a.m., Monday, July 18Check-In/In Place: Wednesday, July 20, 2 p.m. Weigh-In: Wednesday, July 20, 2 p.m.Exhibitor Meeting: Wednesday, July 20, 2 p.m.Show Time: Thursday, July 21 Immediately Following Breeding Swine ShowRelease Times: After Market Swine Show (unless in sale)



General Rules1. Swine Show is open only to 4-H and FFA

members in the state of Missouri.2. Breeding gilts must be owned 90 days prior to

show. Breeding boars must be owned since farrowing. Proof of ownership supplied on demand. Market hogs must have been owned by exhibitor since May 1. No crossbred boars.

3. All market hogs must weigh-in Wednesday, July 20. No re-weighs allowed.

4. All Adair County 4-H & FFA market hogs must have been ear tagged by spring weigh-in under exhibitor’s name only, not farm or family name. NEMO Fair 4-H/FFA market hogs must be ear tagged and tag number listed on entry form.

5. Exhibitors are limited to two market hog entries per class.

6. Gilts will be allowed to show as market hogs (with barrows) (see rule #6). Gilts shown as market hogs may not show as breeding stock.

7. Club Group of 3 market hog class: Must be by 3 different owners. Must have been exhibited in market hog show. Adair 4-H/FFA County Class. NEMO Fair 4-H/FFA Class. Must be from same club.

8. No powder or oil will be allowed in grooming hogs.

9. Showmanship exhibitor must own and show his/her own animal. Animal must have been shown in a previous class.

10. Adair County Pig Derby for barrows and market gilts shown by Adair County exhibitors. Scores will be based on 3 criteria: rate of gain, live evaluation, and carcass scan. Plaques will be presented to the top 3 pigs with the highest composite scores.

11. All Adair County market swine must have been weighed in at spring weigh-in and again at the fair on Wednesday, July 20 between 4-5 p.m.

4-H & ffA Swine ClassesBerkshire, Chester White, Duroc, Hampshire, Hereford, Landrace, Poland, Spots, Yorkshire, and Crossbred GiltsClass # Class Name

1 December Gilt, farrowed December 15-31, 2010

2 January Gilt, farrowed January 1-31, this year

3 Senior February Gilt, farrowed February 1-15, this year

4 Junior February Gilt, farrowed February 16-28, this year

5 March Gilt, farrowed March 1 or after, this year

6 December Boar, farrowed December 15-31, 2010

7 January Boar, farrowed January 1-31, this year

8 Senior February Boar, farrowed February 1-15, this year

9 Junior February Boar, farrowed February 16-28, this year

10 March Boar, farrowed March 1 and after, this year

11 Berkshire Market Hog 12 Chester White Market Hog13 Duroc Market Hog14 Hampshire Market Hog15 Hereford Market Hog16 Landrace Market Hog17 Poland Market Hog18 Spot Market Hog19 Yorkshire Market Hog20 Crossbred Market Hog21 Pen of 3 Market Hogs from one club or

chapter. 22 Feeder Pigs, pen of 5 pigs, weighing 40-

75 pounds4-H/FFA Breeding & Market Swine Showmanship, ages 14 and over, 11-13, and 8-10 (ages as of 1/1/11)

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NEMO fAIR 4-H & ffA SwINE pLAQUESChampion Duroc Gilt - Edina Livestock

Champion Feeder Pigs - Harrelson Radiator & Auto RepairChampion Hereford Gilt - Teri Crandall

reserve Champion Herford Gilt - Kellie PrimmerChampion Hampshire Gilt - Laudwig Hamps

Champion Yorkshire Gilt - Sydenstricker Farm & LawnChampion Crossbred Gilt - Burnie Schneiderheinze

Champion Overall Gilt - Edina LivestockChampion Duroc Boar - MFA Agri Services

Champion Hampshire Boar - Kirksville Farm & HomeChampion Overall Boar - Harrelson Radiator & Auto Repair

Champion Market Hog - In Memory of Jerry WhittomReserve Champion Market Hog - Sydenstricker Farm & Lawn

Market Swine Showmanship, 14 and over - Adair County Juvenile Office Advisory Group Market Swine Showmanship, 11-13 - Long Branch Dental Group

Market Swine Showmanship, 8-10 - Keira and Jason laudwigHerdmanship Club Award - Bruce Lane

Market Hog ultrasound Technician - Partially Sponsored by Tri-County Electric Cooperative

ADAIR COUNTY 4-H & ffA SwINE TROpHIESSupreme Champion Gilt - Walmart Supercenter

Reserve Supreme Champion Gilt - Western’s SmokehouseSupreme Champion Boar - Tri County Electric

reserve Supreme Champion Boar - Kirksville Area Technical CenterSwine Showmanship, all 3 age groups - Prairie Edge Farms, Ron Pulliam

Champion Market Hog - In Memory of Jerry WhittomReserve Champion Market Hog - MFA Agri Services

Champion Home-Raised Market Hog - Plaque and $50 - Adair County R-1 FFA ChapterPig Derby - Bruce Lane, Sidwell Seeds and Adair County Young Farmers

eartags provided by Kirksville Farm & Home

ADAIR COUNTY BORN 4-H & ffA AwARDSEligibility highest and 2nd placing market hog of each breed exhibited at the NEMO Fair, born in Adair County. The exhibitor may be from anywhere in Missouri.Objectives:1.) Promote breeding hog projects by creating a demand for pigs.2.) Increased demand for pigs sold at the local club pig sale.3.) Increased number of swine exhibited at the NEMO Fair.4.) Promote diversity of breeds raised and exhibited.

$50.00 highest placing market hog of each breed represented (Adair Co. born)$25.00 2nd highest placing market hog of each breed represented (Adair Co. born)

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4-H & ffA HORSE SHOwSuperintendent: James Snyder

Show Date and Time: Saturday, July 16, 2011 at 4 p.m.

Premium Points: Blue - 15, Red - 10, White - 5

Check-In and Show Negative Coggins and 4-H Horse Enrollment Form between 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. No additions to classes after 3:00 p.m.

Entry to be made on the Horse Show Entry Form.

Rules1. Missouri 4-H Horse Show Guidelines apply. 2. Judges decision is final!3. Horse Show will be canceled due to weather.

rain date July 30. listen to radio stations KTuF 93.7 FM or KrXl 94.5 FM for changes.

4. ASTM/SEI Helmets will be required in all games classes! NEMO Fair shirt worn in all classes.

5. Negative Coggins test required. 4-H horse enrollment forms required.

6. Exhibitors must manage all horses shown beginning no later than May 1 of current year. Although ownership is desired, it is not required. Management is defined as the animal being under the complete care of the 4-H or FFA member for the time he/she is enrolled in the project. Horses shall not receive professional training, showing or handling after May 1 of the current year.

7. 4-H or FFA members may not show stallions.8. A horse can only be exhibited by one exhibitor.HALTER CLASSES

1 Horse at halter, 14 and overEmployees of Kirksville Ameren Missouri

2 Horse at halter, 13 and underGeorge Scriven Family

SHOWMANSHIP CLASSES3 Showmanship, 14 and over

Jim Robertson’s, Chevrolet Toyota4 Showmanship, 13 and under, horse any size

Precision Cycle5 Novice Showmanship

In Memory of Marvin Weber6 Therapeutic Showmanship

Chariton Valley Residential CenterEQuITATION CLASSES

7 Bareback Equitation, 14 and overKirksville Yamah/Honda

8 Bareback Equitation, 13 and underSydenstricker Farm and Lawn

9 Novice Walk TrotKirksville MFA Agri Service

10 Therapeutic HorsemanshipChariton Valley Residential Center

11 English Pleasure, Hunt or Saddle, all agesSutton Stables

12 English Equitation, Hunt or Saddle, all agesKirksville MFA Agri Service

HORSEMANSHIP CLASSES13 Horsemanship, 14 and over

Grossnickle Insurance14 Horsemanship, 13 and under

Northeast Missouri State BankPERFORMANCE CLASSES15 Western Pleasure, 14 and over

Kirksville Farm & Home16 Western Pleasure, 13 and under

MFA Agri Services17 Reining, 14 and over, AQHA pattern five

Peter’s Heating & Cooling18 Reining, 13 and under, AQHA pattern eleven

In Memory of Burrell Snyder19 Trail Class, 14 and over

Gordon & Motter Construction20 Trail Class, 13 and under

Northeast Missouri Friends of NRA21 Novice Trail Class

Kirksville Feed & MoreGAME CLASSES

HIGH POINT NOVICE SPEED EVENTSHarrelson Radiator & Auto RepairNovice Egg and SpoonLong Branch Dental

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23 Novice Pylon AlleyRex O. Lee, D.O.

24 Novice Flag RaceEmployees of Kirksville Ameren Missouri

25 Novice BarrelsCathy Bergman and Girls

26 Novice PolesBunch FamilyPoles, 13 and underEmployees of Kirksville Ameren MissouriPoles, 14 and overDr. Moots and StaffBarrels, 13 and underIn Memory of Holly Sprague Barrels, 14 and overGeorge Scriven FamilyFlag Race, all agesGordon & Motter Construction Pylon AlleyMissouri Livestock Symposium Egg and Spoon, Non NoviceEmployees of Kirksville Ameren Missouri

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4-H/ffA pOULTRYDEpARTMENT

Superintendents: Jeff Fitzgerald and Carolyn Durham

Entry & Testing: Tuesday, July 19, 7:30 a.m.Show Date & Time: Tuesday, July 19, 9 a.m. Release Time: Saturday, July 23, 11 a.m.

Premium Points: Blue - 6, Red - 4, White -2 (except pen classes 5, 6, 11 and 12 which will be a 12-8-4 break. No premiums paid on showmanship classes.)


Rules1. Each exhibitor is limited to one entry per breed

in each class.2. Adair County 4-H/FFA members please see

sale information for more details on selling your poultry.

3. Birds must be in full mature plumage (chicks still in down are not eligible).

4. Birds must be from a Pullorum\Typhoid free flock. Current certificate is required. Testing of birds will be done at entry time. Testing must occur prior to caging. No early entries. Birds will be disqualified from entry if caged prior to testing.

5. Eggs must be boxed and tagged with the exhibitor’s name. Only 1 dozen eggs (one entry) per person.

6. The exhibitor will be responsible for care of his/ her own birds.

7. All reasonable care will be exercised to avoid mistakes, loss, damage or injury but the risk is the exhibitor’s.

8. The poultry Superintendent will form classes for chickens, both large and bantam, eggs, turkeys, ducks, and geese in any of the Standard Breeds and their varieties that are officially recognized by the American Poultry Association and listed and described in the book Standard of Perfection. (Varieties and subdivisions of breeds based on plumage, color, comb type, presence of beards and muffs.) Broilers and layers are exempt from

ADAIR COUNTY 4-H & ffA pOULTRY TROpHIESChampion Goose - Hollister Inc.

Champion Turkey - Dr. Ferrel Moots and StaffBest Pen of Three - Tom Hensley, Attorney Champion Duck - Jeff and Barb Fitzgerald

Champion Bantam - Jeff and Barb FitzgeraldChampion Standard Breed - Tim and Roberta Wheeler

the breed requirements.9. Pre-entry is required on Livestock Entry Form

found in back of this book. When entering a pen of 3, remember to enter the pen, 1 female, and the male. Only one entry per breed in each class. Exhibitor must provide own pens for turkeys and large water fowl.

10. Premiums will be forfeited if birds are removed prior to 11:00 a.m. Saturday without the Superintendent’s approval. Birds sold at the sale on Saturday (Adair County exhibitors only) may not be removed prior to the sale.

Class # Class Name1 Standard Male, more than 1 year old2 Standard Female, more than 1 year old3 Standard Male, less than 1 year old4 Standard Female, less than 1 year old5 Standard Old Pen (male and 2 females,

same breed)6 Standard Young Pen (male and 2 females,

same breed)7 Bantam Male, more than 1 year old8 Bantam Female, more than 1 year old9 Bantam Male, less than 1 year old10 Bantam Female, less than 1 year old11 Bantam Old Pen (male and 2 females,

same breed)12 Bantam Young Pen (male and 2 females,

same breed)13 Meat Pen of 414 Any Color Shelled Eggs, 1 dozen large or

bantam. Limit one entry per person.15 Clover Kids Poultry

Showmanship - for ages 14 and over, 11-13, and 8-10 (ages as of 1/1/11)

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4-H/ffA RABBIT DEpARTMENTSuperintendents: Angie Buck and Jenifer Bunch

Arrival Time: May arrive after 9 a.m., Monday, July 18Exhibitor Check-In: Tuesday, July 19, 5-6 p.m. (Do not need to bring rabbits, just eartag # and what classes you are entering.) OuT OF COuNTY ONLY Check-In 7:30 a.m. July 20Show Date and Time: Wednesday, July 20, 8:00 a.m.Release Time: Saturday, July 23, 11 a.m.

Point Values: Classes 1-6 and 8-11: Blue - 6, Red - 4, White - 2; Class 7: Blue - 12, Red - 8, White - 4


Rules1. At check-in on Tuesday evening, participants in

the ultimate Show Person class need to bring the rabbit they will be using for this class. All other rabbits do not need to be brought, just the ear tag number and what classes you have entered.

2. All rabbits must be under the daily care and supervision of the project member by May 1, 2011.

3. All rabbits must be permanently earmarked for identification purposes with either the owner’s number in the left ear or animal’s registration number in the right ear. Required on entry form.

4. Two entries allowed per class, per breed. Limit of 50 rabbits per exhibitor.

5. All animals must be entered, exhibited, handled, and shown by the project member.

6. All exhibited animals must be free of any visible

signs of infection or contagious disease or parasites. Exhibitors may be asked to remove any project animal not in good health. Dismissal will be at the discretion of the superintendent or judge.

7. Due to the limited number of cages, cages will be assigned by Superintendents. Participants in the ultimate Show Person class will be given priority over exhibitors not enrolled in this class, for judging purposes. Every attempt will be made to see that each exhibitor has at least one cage available to use for the duration of the fair. All rabbits entered in the ultimate Show Person class or that are assigned a cage are required to remain on the grounds until Saturday morning of the fair unless arrangements are made with the Superintendent. The Superintendents may choose to release animals early due to extreme weather or other circumstances.

8. ARBA Standards will be followed during judging.9. Adair County 4-H/FFA members please see page

55 for premium sale information.10. Intermediate Doe and Buck classes are heavy

breed animals (i.e., Satins, Californians, New Zealands, etc.,).

4-Class Rabbits include: Dutch, Florida White, Havana, Holland Lop, Mini Lop, Netherland Dwarf, Mini Rex, Polish, Rex, American Sable, American Fuzzy Lop, English Angora, French Angora, Satin Angora, Belgian Hare, Britannia Petite, Standard Chinchilla, Dwarf Hotot, English Spot, Harlequin, Himalayan, Jersey Wooley, Lilac, Silver Martin, Silver, Rhinelander, Tan, Lionhead, Mini Satin, Mixed Breed.

6-Class Rabbits include: Californian, Satin, New Zealand, Palomino, American, Giant Angora,

NEMO fAIR 4-H & ffA pOULTRY pLAQUESChampion Chicken - Tom Hensley, Attorney Champion Bantam - Tom Hensley, Attorney

Champion Turkey - Custom AutobodyBest Pen of Three - In Memory of Allison Pfeifer from Ann Ferguson and Shane

Champion Duck - Kirksville Farm & HomeHeaviest Chicken - Jenifer and Richard Bunch

Prettiest Chicken - r & S Masonry, ronald McKimChampion Standard Breed - Tim and Roberta WheelerOverall Champion Poultry - Tim and Roberta Wheeler

Overall Champion Poultry - $25 Gift Card from Walmart SupercenterOverall Reserve Champion Poultry - Hollister, Inc.

Champion Eggs - Dr. Ferrel Moots and StaffPoultry Showmanship, 14 and over - Jeff and Barb Fitzgerald

Poultry Showmanship, 11-13 years - Dr. Ferrel Moots and StaffPoultry Showmanship, 8-10 years - Pepsi-Cola Memphis Bottling Company

Champion Goose - Walmart Supercenter

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ADAIR COUNTY 4-H & ffA RABBIT TROpHIESBest of Show - Don and Shala Reynolds

Champion Rabbit Meat Pen - Buck Brothers Sunny Slope AutoChampion 6 Class Buck - Kirksville Brake & Muffler

Champion 6 Class Doe - John and Angie BuckChampion 4 Class Buck - Richard and Jenifer Bunch

Champion 4 Class Doe - Maritz Research

ULTIMATE SHOw pERSON$50.00 - Cable One

Rabbit Carrier - In Memory of Marsha Shahan

NEMO fAIR 4-H & ffA RABBIT pLAQUESChampion Senior 6 Class Buck - Taylor Flower

Best of Show - Taylor FlowerBest of Show - $25 Gift Card from Walmart Supercenter

Champion intermediate 6 Class Buck - Kirksville Farm & HomeChampion Junior Rabbit 6 Class Buck - John Gillum

Champion Rabbit Meat Pen - Rex and Johnette FleshnerChampion Senior 6 Class Doe - MFA Agri Services

Champion Intermediate Rabbit 6 Class Doe - John GillumChampion Junior 6 Class Doe - Pepsi-Cola Memphis Bottling Company

Reserve Champion of Show - Central Cab, Doug RummerfieldChampion Senior 4 Class Buck - Jacob’s Vineyard & Winery

Champion Junior 4 Class Buck - Kirksville Feed & MoreChampion Senior 4 Class Doe - In Memory of Allison Pfeiffer from Ann Ferguson and Shane

Champion Junior 4 Class Doe - Kirksville Farm & HomeRabbit Showmanship, Ages 14 and over - Missouri Moments Photography

Rabbit Showmanship, Ages 11-13 - Hollister, Inc.Rabbit Showmanship, Ages 8-10 - Sheilia and Russell PruettChampion Single Rabbit Fryer - In Memory of Marsha Shahan

Beveran, Champagne, Checkered Giant, Giant Chinchilla, American Chinchilla, Cinnamon, Creme D’Argent, Flemish Giant, Hotot, English Lop, French Lop, Silver Fox, Mixed Breed.

Class # Class Name6 Class Rabbits (please refer to breed lists above when entering and include breed name on entry form)

1 Meat Pen (3 rabbits, same breed, not over 69 days old, 2-5 lbs. each)

2 Single Fryer (not over 70 days old, 2-5 lbs.)3 Senior Buck, over 8 months4 Intermediate Buck, 6-8 months5 Junior Buck, under 6 months6 Senior Doe, over 8 months7 Intermediate Doe, 6-8 months8 Junior Doe, under 6 months

4 Class Rabbits (please refer to breed lists above when entering and include breed name on entry form)

9 Senior Buck, over 6 months10 Junior Buck, 3-6 months11 Senior Doe, over 6 months12 Junior Doe, 3-6 months1314

BEST OF SHOWultimate Show Person (Adair County Only)Showmanship, ages 14 and over, 11-3, 8-10 (ages as of 1/1/11)

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Doe and daughterBilly, 6 months and under

10 Billy, 6-12 monthsShowmanship, ages 14 and Over, 11-13, and 8-10 (ages as of 1/1/11)

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Market Goat, 1 year and under (Adair Exhibitors please note this is the only class eligible for the sale) Castrated males onlyMarket Goat-Rate of GainMarket Goat-Home Raised

Percentage - Blood Boer Goats14 Doe, 0-6 months15 Doe, 6-12 months16 Doe, 1-2 years17 Doe, 2 years and over

Full - Blood Boer Goats (Must have registration papers)

18 Does, 0-6 months19 Does, 6-12 months20 Does, 1-2 years21 Does, 2 years and over22 Buck, 0-6 months23 Buck, 6-12 months

SHOWMANSHIP, ages 14 and over, 11-13, 8-10 (ages as of 1/1/11)

pygmy Goat Classes:29 Nanny, 6 months and under30 Nanny, 6-12 months old31 Nanny, 1-2 years old32 Nanny, 2 years and over33 Wether, 1 year and under34 Wether, over 1 years (Champion not

eligible for trophy)35 Billy, 6 months and under36 Billy, 6-12 months

SHOWMANSHIP, ages 14 and over, 11-13and 8-10 (ages as of 1/1/11)

4-H/ffA GOAT DEpARTMENTSuperintendents: Angie and John Buck

Arrival Time: May arrive after 12 p.m., Wednesday, July 20Check-In/In Place: Thursday, July 21, 3 p.m.Market Goat Weigh-In: Thursday, July 21, 3:15 p.m.Exhibitor Meeting: Thursday, July 21, 3 p.m.Show Time: Friday, July 22, 10 a.m.Release Time: After Goat Show



pygmy, Dairy & Meat Goat Rules 1. All goats that are to be exhibited must be free

of clinical signs or an infectious or contagious disease. Health Certificates must be presented to Superintendent prior to unloading goats.

2. Goats, including castrated males, must be identified to farm of origin using official ID (eartags or tattoos) and listed on a health certificate.

3. All goats must be owned by exhibitor by June 1, 2011.

4. Classes available in the following breeds: French Alpine, Nubian, LaMancha, Saanen, Fainting, Boer, xB, Pygmy.

5. Classes may be designated or changed at the discretion of the Superintendent on day of show.

6. Exhibitors may show up to 10 Market goats, but will receive premiums on only 2 animals.

7. Market goats will be shown with classes divided by weight.

8. Market goats must be shown with all feet on ground.

9. Market Goat-Rate of Gain Class: for Adair County exhibitors only. Must be owned by and weighed in at county weigh-in and will be weighed again on Thursday, July 21 at the fair.

10. Market Goat-Home raised: for Adair County exhibitors only.

11. Dairy exhibitors must wear white.12. Milk classes must have 12 hour bag.13. Exhibitor must show their own animals, unless

exhibitor has 2 animals in the same class.

Dairy Goat Classes:Class # Class Name

1 Doe, under 5 months2 Doe, over 5 months and under 1 year3 Doe, over 1 year and under 2 years, not

in milk4 Doe, 1-2 years, in milk5 Doe, 2-3 years, in milk6 Doe, 3-4 years, in milk7 Doe, 5 years and over

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NEMO fAIR 4-H & ffA GOAT pLAQUESChampion Dairy Goat Doe - Hy-Vee

reserve Champion Dairy Goat Doe - Kraft FoodsChampion Dairy Goat Billy - Kraft Foods

Reserve Champion Dairy Goat Billy - Maritz ResearchBest of Show Dairy Goat - Maritz ResearchChampion Market Goat - Primmer Farms

Reserve Champion Market Goat - Farris AuctionChampion Pygmy Goat Nanny - FFA AlumniChampion Pygmy Goat Billy - FFA Alumni

Champion Pygmy Goat Wether - R & S MasonryPygmy Goat Best of Show - In Memory of Larry Asher

Best of Show Meat Goat - Kraft FoodsBest of Show Standard Breed Goat - Roy and Sue Scheurer

Meat Goat Showmanship, 8-10 - Roy and Sue ScheurerMeat Goat Showmanship, 11-13 - Charles Cooper

Meat Goat Showmanship, 14 and over - Riback SupplyPygmy Goat Showmanship, 8-10 - David Poston

Pygmy Goat Showmanship, 11-13 - Maritz ResearchPygmy Goat Showmanship, 14 and over - Maritz Research

Dairy Goat Showmanship, 8-10 - Harrelson Radiatior & Auto RepairDairy Goat Showmanship, 11-13 - Baird & Easley Flooring

Dairy Goat Showmanship, 14 and over - Riback SupplyChampion Meat Goat Doe $50 Cash Award - North Missouri Meat Goat ProducersChampion Meat Goat Buck $50 Cash Award - North Missouri Meat Goat Producers

ADAIR COUNTY 4-H & ffA GOAT TROpHIESChampion Dairy Goat - Barbie Pearson

Champion Market Goat - Bright BeginningsReserve Champion Market Goat - Anonymous SponsorMeat Goat Showmanship, 8-10 - LaPlata Nursing HomeMeat Goat Showmanship, 11-13 - Kirksville Feed & More

Meat Goat Showmanship, 14 and over - Kraft FoodsPygmy Best of Show - Anonymous Sponsor

Pygmy Goat Showmanship, 8-10 - In Memory Sherry EitelPygmy Goat Showmanship, 11-13 - Noels Construction

Pygmy Goat Showmanship, 14 and over - Melissa SimpsonDairy Goat Showmanship, 8-10 - Blessing Plumbing

Dairy Goat Showmanship, 11-13 - Truman Ag ScienceDairy Goat Showmanship, 14 and over - Truman Ag Science

Goat Herdsmenship Award - Taylor Auction CompanyChampion Home-raised Market Goat - Kirksville Farm & Home

Champion Rate of Gain Market Goat - In Memory of Burrell SnyderBest of Show Meat Goat - John and Angie Buck

Best of Show Standard Breed Goat - Roy and Sue ScheurerChampion Meat Goat Doe - Kirksville Feed & More

Champion Meat Goat Buck - Buck Brothers Sunny Slope Auto

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4-H & ffA DOG SHOwSuperintendent: Cami Reynolds

Check-In: Saturday, July 16, 8 a.m.Exhibitor Meeting: Saturday, July 16, 8:30 a.m.Show Time: Saturday, July 16, 9 a.m.Location: 4-H/FFA Building

Points: Blue - 6, Red - 4, White - 2

Entry to be made on 4-H & FFA Dog Show Entry Form.

Rules1. To be eligible for the 4-H & FFA Dog Show, the

exhibitor must be currently enrolled in the 4-H Dog Project, or a current member of FFA.

2. All handlers must wear their NEMO Fair t-shirts for each class, including the showmanship class.

3. Exhibitor must have possession of dog by April 1 of the current year. Dogs may be owned by the immediate family. Dog must be cared for by 4-H or FFA member showing the dog.

4. Members of the same family may show the same dog, but not in the same class.

5. No dog shall have been professionally trained by another person. All dogs must be trained and shown by the 4-H or FFA member(s).

6. All dogs must have immunizations up to date and be free of disease and parasites.

7. Any dog exhibiting aggressive or uncontrollable behavior towards any person or other dogs will be disqualified from all classes and must leave the grounds immediately.

8. Only one obedience class per dog. Only one showmanship class per person.

9. A dog may be shown in Pre-Novice Obedience A or B - 1 year; Pre-Novice Obedience C - 1 year; Novice - 3 years; Graduate Novice, Open and utility - no limit.

10. Dogs with AKC obedience titles must compete in the next advanced class.

11. Proper equipment will be required. Obedience - acceptable collars include the flat buckle, or slip collar (chain or nylon). A 6 foot leash (leather or nylon). Showmanship - Appropriate showmanship lead required. No special collars (such as prong or shock collars) will be permitted; nothing may be hanging from the collar.

12. Showmanship classes will be judged on: poise, appearance and handling skills of handler, appearance and knowledge of dog. Class will be divided by age and experience. Novice class is for the members that have competed less than 2 years, open class is for the members that have competed more than 1 year.

13. Grooming classes: Dog must be groomed by the 4-H or FFA member. Class is judged on how well dogs are groomed, appearance, health and

members knowledge. Class will be divided into long and short haired dogs and by member’s age.

14. Trophy winners in obedience classes must have a qualifying score. Pre-Novice - 120, Novice, Graduate Novice, Open and utility - 170.

15. Overall dog is determined by the ribbon points accumulated on the individual dog. Ties broken by trophy placement.

16. Dog show participants are responsible for clean up of any waste or accident their animal(s) have during the show, as well as any hair from grooming. Supplies are provided along with an outdoor trashcan to dispose of any waste. We are lucky to have such a nice show site, let’s keep it clean.

Class # Class Name1 Novice Showmanship, 14 and over

(members who have not competed 2 years in Showmanship)

2 Novice Showmanship, 13 and under (members who have not competed 2 years in Showmanship)

3 Open Showmanship, 14 and over 4 Open Showmanship, 13 and under 5 Grooming - Long Haired Dogs, members

13 and under6 Grooming - Long Haired Dogs, members

14 and over7 Grooming - Short Haired Dogs, members

13 and under8 Grooming - Short Haired Dogs, members

14 and over9 Costume Class - dress your dog to match

its personality. Be original and have fun.10 Pre-Novice Obedience A (1st Year

Exhibitor, 1st Year Dog ONLY) All on leash.Heel and Figure 8 ..................... 40 pointsStand for Examination .............. 30 pointsRecall ........................................ 30 pointsLong Sit (1 minute) ................... 30 pointsLong Down (3 minutes) ........... 30 pointsTotal ......................................... 160 points

11 Pre-Novice Obedience B (Graduate Beginner, 1st Year Dog). All on leash.Heeling with figure 8 ................. 40 pointsStand for Examination ..................30 points Recall ........................................ 30 pointsLong Sit (1 minute) ................... 30 pointsLong Down (3 minutes) ............ 30 pointsTotal ......................................... 160 points

12 Pre-Novice Obedience C (2nd Year Dog). Heel on Lead and Figure 8 ........40 pointsStand for Examination Off Lead..... 30 pointsRecall Off Lead ..........................30 pointsLong Sit Off Lead (1 minute) .....30 pointsLong Down Off Lead (3 minutes) . 30 pointsTotal ...........................................160 points

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NEMO fAIR 4-H & ffA DOG SHOw pLAQUESBest of Show - $25 Gift Card from Walmart Supercenter

Best Novice Handler - Simler’s KennelBest Open Handler - Kirksville Fire Fighter local 2952

Best Groomed Dog - Short Hair, 13 and under - Pawsitive AnimalworksBest Groomed Dog - Long Hair, 13 and under - Pawsitive Animalworks

Best Groomed Dog - Short Hair, 14 and Over - Pawsitive Animalworks, Gift BasketBest Groomed Dog - Long Hair, 14 and Over - Pawsitive Animalworks, Gift Basket

Costume Class Prize - Kirksville Small Animal HospitalHigh Scoring Pre-Novice Obedience - First Year exhibitor, First Year Dog - Simler’s Kennel

High Scoring Novice Obedience - Northwest Missouri OutfittersHigh Scoring Graduate Novice Obedience - Bonnie King

High Scoring Advanced Obedience - In Memory of Allison Pfeifer from Ann Ferguson and ShaneHigh Scoring Sub-Novice Obedience - 2nd Year Dog - Kelsey Farms

ADAIR COUNTY 4-H & ffA DOG SHOw TROpHIESHigh Scoring Pre-Novice Obedience - The Grooming Corner

Graduate Novice Obedience - The Grooming Corner

13 Novice Obedience (3rd Year Dog)Heel on Lead and Figure 8 ....... 40 pointsStand for Examination Off Lead ................................................................. 30 pointsHeel Free .................................. 40 pointsRecall Off Lead ......................... 30 pointsLong Sit Off Lead (1 minute) .... 30 pointsLong Down Off Lead (3 minutes) 30 pointsTotal Points ............................. 200 points

14 Graduate Novice ObedienceHeel on Lead and Figure 8 Off Lead ................................................................... 40 pointsDrop on Recall ...........................40 pointsDumbbell Recall ........................30 pointsRecall Over High Jump .............30 pointsRecall Over Broad Jump ...........30 pointsLong Down (3 minutes, handler out of sight ...........................................30 pointsTotal ...........................................200 points

15 Open Obedience Heel Free and Figure 8 ..............40 pointsDrop on Recall ...........................30 pointsRetrieve on Flat .........................20 pointsRetrieve Over High Jump ..........30 pointsBroad Jump ...............................20 pointsLong Sit (3 minutes, handler out of sight ...........................................30 pointsLong Down (5 minutes, handler out of sight ...........................................30 pointsTotal ...........................................200 points

16 utility ObedienceSignal Exercise ..........................40 pointsScent Discrimination, Article #1 ...................................................................30 pointsScent Discrimination, Article #2 ...................................................................30 pointsDirected Retrieve .......................30 pointsMoving Stand and Examination 30 pointsDirected Jump ...........................40 pointsTotal ...........................................200 points

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ADAIR COUNTY 4-H & ffA CAT SHOw TROpHIESChampion Kitten - Dog Gone Cute Grooming

Champion Adult Long Hair Cat - Hearing unlimitedChampion Adult Short Hair Cat - Dale Barrett, Attorney

Best in Show - Gary and Nancy KnottsJunior Showmanship - Wray’s Enterprises

Senior Showmanship - Gary and Nancy KnottsCostume Class - Anniessa Wray

4-H & ffA Cat ShowSuperintendent: Nancy Knotts

Check-In: Saturday, July 16, 1 p.m.Exhibitors Meeting: Saturday, July 16, 1:30 p.m.Show Time: Saturday, July 16, 2 p.m.Location: Spangler Barn

Points: Blue-6, Red-4, White-2


Rules:1. To be eligible for the 4-H & FFA Cat Show, the

exhibitor must be currently enrolled in the 4-H Cat Project, or a current member of FFA.

2. Kittens less than 4 months old will not be accepted for show.

3. Cats must be under the control of the exhibitor at all times. Any cat showing aggressive or inappropriate behavior will be asked to leave.

4. Cats must be in the exhibitor’s possession by May 1, 2011. No cat not listed may be added at the show.

5. Limit of 3 cats per exhibitor.6. Cats should be brought to the show in an

appropriate cage, such as a pet carrier or wire transport cage. Exhibitors will be responsible for providing any water, food, etc., that their cat requires.

7. Showmanship will be judged on the exhibitor’s ability to present their cat to the judge, answer questions regarding general cat knowledge, cat care and any trick that the cat might do. Presenting the cat includes posing the cat on the exam table in a natural and pleasing manner. Demonstrating general cat knowledge regarding food and water, litter training, teaching tricks, health issues, etc.

8. Cats must be free of fleas, ticks, ear mites, ringworm, and other parasites and infectious diseases. Cats are required to have current rabies, distemper, panleukopenia, rhinotracheitis, calicivirus and feline leukemia vaccinations. Proof of vaccinations must be presented at check-in. One of the following will be accepted as proof of vaccinations: vet. health

certification form with a veterinarian’s signature, vaccination printout, or vaccination receipt. 4-Her’s vaccinating their cats must provide proof in the form of a statement from their veterinarian or by turning in the serum vials and showing rabies tag.

9. If cat is not de-clawed, the claws must be clipped.

10. NO expectant or nursing cats may be entered.11. Any cat not meeting health requirements will not

be judged and will be asked to leave the show building.

12. All exhibitors are responsible for cleaning up after their animals.

13. Any cat/kitten, male or female, 4 months of age or older exhibited, in the costume class, may be dressed up any way the exhibitor chooses. Cats can NOT be painted or dyed any unnatural hair color.

Class # Class Name1 Kitten Class, any kitten, male or female,

4-11 months of age2 Adult Long Hair, male or female, 12

months or older3 Adult Short Hair, male or female, 12

months or older4 Junior Showmanship, exhibitors age

8-13 (as of 1/1/11)5 Senior Showmanship, exhibitors age 14

and over (as of 1/1/11)6 Costume Class, male or female, 4

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4-H & ffABUILDING EXHIBITSGeneral Superintendents: Diana Shields, 4-H; Becky Davis, 4-H; Jason Dimmit , FFA

Entry Date: Monday, July 18 (see schedule on next page for times)

General Rules1. Each exhibitor shall be required to wear the

official 4-H/FFA t-shirt of the fair and their assigned exhibitor number at the time of all judging events.

2. Items made by 4-H members should reflect the skills they have learned in their 4-H project, the needs and interests of the 4-H’er, and quality workmanship. use the 4-H project literature and the “Clover” for exhibit ideas and criteria. “4-H is an out-of-school education program. Consequently, articles made in school under the supervision of teachers and on which students receive school credit do not qualify as 4-H project work. This is a duplication of credit for single effort and to a large extent, prevents 4-H from achieving its full objectives.”

3. Exhibits are displayed at the risk of the individual 4-H/FFA member. The 4-H staff, FFA staff, University Extension Council or staff is not responsible for loss or damage to items.

4. Only Adair County 4-H and FFA exhibitors may advance to the State Fair. Exhibits must be of

blue ribbon quality to advance to the State Fair or to receive awards. Members are limited to two exhibits in the State Fair 4-H Building.

5. Statewide enrollments determine the classes and number of exhibits per class a county may send to the Missouri State Fair. The number of exhibits per class that Adair County may enter is printed in bracketed numbers in the class listing. Those exhibits from outside Adair County will have had the opportunity for state fair evaluation in the home county of the exhibitor.

6. 4-H members may exhibit only in projects in which they are enrolled in the current 4-H year. Items exhibited must be made in the current year and must be the work of the 4-H member submitting the exhibit. scrapbooks made in projects other than class 315 will be displayed in the library.

7. A member may enter up to three exhibit items per project. Each item must be listed on the Building Voucher entry form to avoid a late entry fee. Registration Deadline is July 1. A late fee of $2.00 per item will be assessed on all entries postmarked after July 1. Late building exhibitor entries accepted at the NEMO Fair Office until July 18, at 8:00 a.m. and judged last; as opposed to late additions to the building voucher which will be accessed the designated fee but will be judged according to the regular schedule. (See judging schedule).

8. The following items will be accepted/displayed at the Missouri State Fair in the Library which allows fairgoers to touch and examine the items:

NEMO fAIR 4-H & ffA CAT SHOw pLAQUESChampion Kitten - Kirksville Brake and Muffler, inc.

Champion Adult Long Hair Cat - Bunch FamilyChampion Adult Short Hair Cat - Wray’s Enterprises

Best in Show - Gary and Nancy KnottsBest in Show - $15 Gift Card from Walmart Supercenter

Junior Showmanship - Anniessa WraySenior Showmanship - Gary and Nancy Knotts

Costume Class - Gary and Nancy Knotts

4-H Chicken BingoProceeds benefit

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notebooks (three ring binders are preferred), posters (flat only; do not fasten items to the poster), file card systems. These items will be accepted from any project. Youths who exhibit notebooks, posters, or file card systems should understand that their exhibit will be used and touched.

9. Where the exhibit list states “any item made”, the 4-H member may display any item made in that project. This includes notebooks, file cards, photo displays, posters or educational displays. Regardless of project, the following dimensions must be used. Items which do not comply with size or other specifications will not receive a premium or ribbon.Posters - No larger than 14” x 22”, flat only, do not fasten three-dimensional items to the poster. Photo Display - Full state fair guidelines and definitions are provided on pages 2-4 of the following link http://4h.missouri.edu/go/events/statefair/photoguidelines.pdf.

* All photos should be mounted on a 11” x 14” mat board, photographers may mount the photograph to the mat board using an acceptable adhesive or approved corner mounts. * A color single window mat (sometimes referred to as a frame) is acceptable if appropriate. * Photos can be mounted either horizontally or vertically with no writing or labels on the mat board. * Margins are at the discretion of the photographer. * No photos using glass and/or wooden, brass, plastic frames, etc. * Photo stories must consist of no more than 4 photographs. * To protect exhibits from dust and moisture, photos must be placed in a two-gallon zip- lock-style bag. * Exhibits not meeting these guidelines will not be judged, displayed, or receive premiums or ribbons. * Photo Editing - Photo enhancing is permitted. Photo Altering is not permitted. Please see full state fair guidelines for definitions and examples of each.

Educational Display - Must not exceed 11 inches in height, 12 inches in depth (front to back) and 14 inches in width. Must include three-dimensional items and stand alone. Posters with items taped to them do not qualify as an educational display.Entomology or Geology Display Boxes - Box must be exactly no more than 18” long x 24” wide and 3 1/2” deep to fit in display racks at the Missouri State Fair. Plexiglas or plastic covers are preferred. No handles or knobs. Boxes are

displayed in upright racks.Working Models - These exhibits should show how things actually work (cutaway-sections of motors or computers) or can be used to help people identify parts such as parts of a motor or computer. Many times these exhibits are considered “hands-on” and can be handled by visitors. Working models should require floor space no larger than 14” x 22” with a height limit of 30”.Decorated Cakes - The use of forms or pans is recommended. Must only use Royal Icing, Rolled Fondant or Commercial Product (i.e. DAPP) that will harden and preserve the decorated cake. No real cakes or butter crème icing or tube/gel icing will be accepted. Cake boards should not exceed 1” margin on each side of cake pan or form. Cakes should not exceed 13” in height or at the base.Scrapbooking - Exhibits should be only 1 page 1 side representative of the complete scrapbook.* Size not to exceed 12” x 12”.

* All pages should be in clear protective sleeve or clear zipper bag. Do not frame.10. Perishable items such as food, vegetables,

crops, and home grown items will not be returned after the Missouri State Fair. Edible vegetables will be donated to a charitable organization.

11. The assigned point value must be used unless approved by the 4-H Superintendent.

12. No early removal or check-out of exhibits is permitted. Exhibits which are removed before release times will not be awarded premium monies and/or ribbons or trophies.

13. All dresses and similar items to be exhibited on hangers must be entered on hangers.

14. Shooting Sports exhibits should contain no live ammunition and arrow points should be removed.

15. If a member is unable to exhibit his/her project, that member must have requested, in writing, permission from the 4-H & FFA Liaison Committee to exhibit in absentia by July 1. Exhibits to be entered must be accompanied by written approval from 4-H & FFA liaison.

16. Large/heavy objects, projects with glass, etc., may not be able to be shipped to the Missouri State Fair. Items too large for display in the 4-H Building will not be accepted for exhibit at the Missouri State Fair, but one photo of the item, no larger than 5 x 7, will be accepted.

17. Conference Judging: All 4-H exhibitors will confer with the judge in that project area while the judge examines the project. Entry and judging will take place simultaneously from 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. on Monday, July 18 in the 4-H & FFA Building. Please follow the schedule below as closely as possible. Exhibit check-in will be staged in the west end of the 4-H and FFA Building (follow

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posted signs); entrance to the staging area will be monitored and limited to 15 minutes prior to scheduled judging period. The building will close at 1:00 p.m. or as soon as judging is completed, and will remain closed until all state fair items and trophies have been selected and project displays finalized. All exhibits (including state fair items) will be released Saturday, July 23 following the completion of a photograph scheduled for 9:00 a.m. of all trophy winners and their exhibits. All exhibits need to be picked up by 11:00 a.m. Any item(s) not claimed will be left at the exhibitors risk and will be taken to the NEMO Fair Office. Item(s) will be kept for two weeks.

18. Exhibit Tags must be picked up at the NEMO Fair Office when you register and must be filled out and attached to exhibit prior to entering building on judging day.

19. All building awards and trophies are only given to Adair County exhibits. Item(s) will be kept for two weeks

20. See MO State Fair Building guidelines for country cured hams selected for state.

AEROSPACE EDUCATIONDisplay on launch pad or display board not more than 18” square in an upright position.811 Aerospace - Level I:

any item made [1] ............................... 3-2-1812 Aerospace - Level II:

any item made [1] ............................... 3-2-1

813 Aerospace - Level Ill:any item made [1] ............................... 3-2-1

814 Aerospace - Level IV:any item made [1] ............................... 6-4-2

AGrONOMY981 Forages: any item made [1] ............... 6-4-2982 Grains: any item made [1] .................. 6-4-2

AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES611 Amphibians and Reptiles:

any item made, no live animals [1]..... 3-2-1

ARTS AND CRAFTS311 Arts and Crafts:

any item made [8] ............................... 3-2-1312 Advanced Visual Arts - Level I:

any item made [4] ............................... 3-2-1 313 Advanced Visual Arts - Level II:

any item made [4] ............................... 6-4-2314 Arts and Computers:

any item made [4] ............................... 3-2-1315 Scrapbooking:1 pg. representative of the

complete scrapbook [4] .................... 3-2-1

BEEF - No live animals121 Beef - unit I: any item made [4] ......... 3-2-1135 Bucket Calf: any item made [1] .......... 3-2-1

BICYCLE731 Bicycle - unit I: any item made [1] ..... 3-2-1732 Bicycle - unit II: any item made [1] .... 3-2-1BREADSBread product should be exhibited in mini-versions (portions of 1/3 to 1/4 of a larger total products). Please send items on disposable plates only, unless it is a gift package (please no expensive or keepsake containers). Plastic wrap will be removed so drying of the food will extend life of the product. Food samples are required for local judging. Baked exhibits must be nonperishable.

Arts and Crafts Awards Courtesy of1st - Kirksville Morning Optimist

2nd - Linda Decker, Adair County Circuit Clerk 3rd - Lori Smith, Adair County Treasurer

4th - Employees of Kirksville Ameren Missouri5th - Taylor Flowers $10.00 Gift Certificate

Aerospace Education TrophyCourtesy of Dr. Moots and Staff

Agronomy TrophyCourtesy of Pure Air Native Seeds

Beef TrophyCourtesy of Walmart Supercenter

Amphibians and Reptiles TrophyCourtesy of Walmart Supercenter

JUDGING SCHEDULE - MONDAY, JULY 18

Junior/Teen Leader Assistants 8:30-9:00Clover Classics/Oklahoma Indians 9:00-9:30Liberty/Hazel Creek/East Center 9:30-10:15Show-Me/Fairview 10:15-11:00Salt River 11:00-11:45Trinity 11:45-12:30Novinger Town & Country 12:30-1:15Out of County/Late Entries 1:15-1:30No youth will be allowed to enter the building prior to 8:20 a.m.

Clover Kids Judging Schedule

If your last name Your JudgingBegins with time isA – M 9:00-10:15N – Z 10:30-11:45

Reserve Champion13 and under - $25 Gift Card from

Walmart Supercenter14 and over - $25 Gift Card from

Walmart Supercenter

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581 Breads I: any item made [2] ............... 3-2-1582 Breads II: any item made [2] .............. 3-2-1583 Breads Ill: any item made [2] ............. 6-4-2

CAKE DECORATINGThe use of forms or pans is recommended. Cakes should not exceed 13” in height and 13” at the base. Cake boards should not exceed 1” margin on each side of cake pan or form. Must use only Royal Icing, Rolled Fondant or Commercial Product (i.e. DAPP). No real cakes or butter creme icing or tube/gel icing will be accepted.361 Cake Decorating - unit I:

any item made [4] ............................... 3-2-1362 Cake Decorating - unit II:

any item made [2] ............................... 6-4-2363 Cake Decorating - unit III:

any item made [1] ............................... 9-6-3

CATSNo live animals please.177 Cat Care - unit I: any item made [2].... 3-2-1178 Cat Care - unit II: any item made [2] .....3-2-1179 Cat Care - unit Ill: any item made [2] ....3-2-1

CHILD DEvELOPMENTExamples: Toys, educational games, educational displays, etc.411 Child Development - unit I:

any item made [2] ............................... 3-2-1412 Child Development - unit II:

any item made [1] ............................... 3-2-1413 Child Development - unit Ill:

any item made [1] ............................... 6-4-2CITIzENSHIP200 Public Adventures: any item made [2] ....3-2-1283 Virtual Communities:

any item made [2] .................................... 6-4-2CLOTHING AND TExTILESuse patterns from any source. Items should reflect the skills learned in a given unit. Be sure to double tag all clothing items.521 Sewing Expressions - Level I:

any item made [5] ............................... 3-2-1522 Sewing Expressions - Level II:

any item made [4] ............................... 3-2-1523 Sewing Expressions - Level III:

any item made[3] ................................ 6-4-2524 Buying Clothes - Level I:

any item bought or made [3] .............. 3-2-1

525 Buying Clothes - Level II:any item bought or made [1] .............. 6-4-2

CLOWNINGExample: Clown costume and accessories, photo story, etc.231 Clowning: any item made [2] ............. 3-2-1

CLOvER KIDSClover Kids is a non-competitive program for children 5-7. Clover Kids projects are for display only and do not receive premiums or advance to state fair. Each exhibit receives a participation ribbon. Please list projects that you have made at Clover Kids meetings and will be bringing to the Fair on the 4-H Voucher found in the back of this book and turn into the NEMO Fair Office by July 1, 2011.481 1st year: any item made482 2nd year: any item made483 3rd year: any item madeCOMMUNICATIONS237 Communications I: any item made [1] ....3-2-1238 Communications II: any item made [1] ...3-2-1239 Communications III:

any item made [1] ..................................3-2-1241 Communications Tool Kit:

any item made [1] ............................... 3-2-1

COMPUTERSExamples: Notebook showing program developedby youth, finished project, educational displays.891 Computers 1: any item made [3] ....... 3-2-1892 Computers 2: any item made [3] ....... 3-2-1893 Computers 3: any item made [3] ....... 3-2-1894 Computers 4: any item made [3] ....... 3-2-1895 Scratch: any item made [3].................3-2-1896 Alice: any item made [3] .....................3-2-1

CONSERvATION911 Conservation Frontiers:

any item made [2] ............................... 3-2-1

CONSUMER SAvvY431 Consumer I: any item made [2] ..........3-2-1432 Consumer II: any item made [2] .........3-2-1

Conservation TrophyCourtesy of Micheal and Marsha Jones

Computers TrophyCourtesy of Walmart Supercenter

Communications TrophyCourtesy of Walmart Supercenter

Clothing Awards Courtesy of1st - Employees of Kirksville Ameren Missouri

2nd - Kirksville Morning Optimist3rd - Barb Fitzgerald

Cake Decorating Trophy Courtesy of1st - Employees of Kirksville Ameren Missouri

2nd - Kirksville Morning Optimist 3rd - In Memory of Linda Ewing

Cat Care Trophy Courtesy ofLori Smith, Adair County Treasurer

Breads Trophy Courtesy of Kirksville Morning Optimist

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433 Consumer III: any item made [2] ........3-2-1CROCHET321 Creative Crochet - unit I:

any item made [3] .................................3-2-1

DAIRY131 Dairy - unit I: any item made [2] ........ 3-2-1132 Dairy - unit II: any item made [2] ....... 3-2-1133 Dairy - unit III: any item made [2] ...... 3-2-1134 Judging Dairy Cattle:

any item made [2] .............................. 3-2-1135 Bucket Calf: any item made [2] .......... 3-2-1DOGS171 Dog - unit I: any item made [2] .......... 3-2-1172 Dog - unit II: any item made [2] ......... 3-2-1173 Dog - unit III: any item made [2] ........ 3-2-1

ELECTRICITYuse plans from any source. Items should be made in accordance with the National Electrical Code. Consult power suppliers or electricians for code requirements. Battery operated items are also eligible exhibits. Batteries should either not be connected or not included.831 Electricity - unit I: any item made [2] .... 3-2-1832 Electricity - unit II: any item made [2] ... 3-2-1833 Electricity - unit III: any item made [2] .... 6-4-2834 Electricity - unit IV: any item made [1] .... 6-4-2ENERGY861 Power of the wind: any item made[2]..3-2-1ENTOMOLOGYBoxes must be exactly 18” long x 24” wide x 3 1/2” deep. The insects should be named, labeled and mounted so the boxes can be displayed horizontally.Securely fasten display cover with tape or screws. If a member’s entomology collection is displayed in more than one box, the member may send only one box to the State Fair for display.921 Entomology - unit I:

any item made [2] ............................... 6-4-2922 Entomology - unit II:

any item made [2] ............................... 6-4-2923 Entomology - unit III:

any item made [2] ............................... 9-6-3924 Beekeeping: any item made [2] ........9-6-3

ENTREPRENEURSHIP441 “Be the E” Entrepreneurship

any item made [2] ............................... 3-2-1442 Entrepreneurship - unit 1:

any item made [2] ............................... 3-2-1

443 Entrepreneurship - unit II:any item made: [2]...............................3-2-1

444 Entrepreneurship - unit III:any item made: [2]...............................3-2-1

ENvIRONMENTAL SCIENCE913 Environmental Science - unit I:

any item made [2] .............................. 6-4-2914 Environmental Science - unit II:

any item made [2] ............................... 6-4-2915 Environmental Science - unit III:

any item made [2] ............................... 9-6-3

ExPLORING 4-HGrades 2-4261 Exploring 4-H: any item made [4] .......3-2-1FINANCIAL CHAMPIONS421 Financial Champions - unit I:

any item made [4] ............................... 3-2-1422 Financial Champions - unit II:

any item made [4] ............................... 3-2-1FOODS/NUTRITIONExhibitors must adhere to the following rules:1. Food must be of reasonable quality to keep

more than a week. Do not send food items which will spoil quickly such as casseroles, pizza, cream pies, items made with cream cheese, etc.

2. Display food items on paper or disposable plates. Plastic wrap will be removed so drying of the food will extend exhibit life of the product. Please do not exhibit expensive or keepsake containers!

3. Biscuits, cookies, muffins, and other small items should be four per plate. Cakes and other bread products should be exhibited in mini-versions (portions of 1/3 to 1/4 of a larger total product).

4. Decorated cakes will be exhibited in the Cake Decorating project.

5. Food samples are required for local judging. Any item chosen for State Fair will not require a sample.

FOOD PRESERvATIONS Examples: Canned, dried or pickled foods (no cured hams), gift package of preserved foods, educational displays, etc. For safety reasons, all Food Preservation exhibits must follow these rules:1. Canned goods/preserved items must follow

the university of Missouri guidelines for processing.

2. Each exhibit must be accompanied by an index card or label which outlines procedures and recipes used in processing and date of processing.

Dog Trophy Courtesy ofPat Shoush, Adair County Recorder

Crochet TrophyCourtesy of Walmart Supercenter

Entomology TrophyCourtesy of Walmart Supercenter

Environmental Science TrophyCourtesy of Walmart Supercenter

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3. Any sign of spoilage or alteration from standard processing guidelines will be basis for disqualification of the exhibit. Information on standard procedures is available from County university Extension Centers.

4. No food should be sampled by judges at local judging.

551 Foods A: any item made [6] ............... 3-2-1552 Foods B: any item made [3] ............... 3-2-1553 Foods C: any item made [2] ............... 3-2-1554 Foods D: any item made [2] ............... 3-2-1555 Dairy Foods: any item made [1] ......... 3-2-1557 International Foods I:

any item made [2] ............................... 6-4-2558 International Foods II:

any item made [2] ............................... 6-4-2561 Microwave Magic A:

any item made [1] ............................... 3-2-1562 Microwave Magic B:

any item made [1] ............................... 3-2-1563 Microwave Magic C:

any item made [1] ............................... 3-2-1564 Microwave Magic D:

any item made [1] ............................... 3-2-1571 Food Preservation:

any item made [2] ............................... 3-2-1

FORESTRYExamples: Educational displays of leaf, twig and wood samples, 3-D models, etc. See Rule #8 for dimensions.931 Forestry - Level I:

any item made [1] ............................... 6-4-2932 Forestry - Level II:

any item made [1] .............................. 6-4-2933 Forestry - Level III:

any item made [1] .............................. 6-4-2

GEOLOGYSee Rule #9 for box dimensions. Specimens should be labeled and mounted in the box securely so the box can be displayed. Rocks need to be attached in the box securely. If a member’s collection is displayed in more than one box, the member may send only one box for display to Missouri State Fair. No knobs or handles. Boxes displayed upright.

941 Geology, any item made [2] ............... 6-4-2

GEOSPATIAL991 Exploring Spaces, Going Places:

any item made [2] ……………………..6-4-2GLOBAL EDUCATION221 Global Education:

any item made [2] .............................. 3-2-1GOATS136 Dairy Goat - unit I:

any item made [2] .............................. 3-2-1137 Dairy Goat - unit II:

any item made [2] .............................. 3-2-1138 Dairy Goat - unit III:

any item made [2] .............................. 3-2-1139 Meat Goat Project:

any item made [2] .............................. 3-2-1

HEALTH/FITNESSExamples:Educational displays, photo stories, sports equipment made by the 4-H member.711 Bowling: any item made [2] ............... 3-2-1712 Golf: any item made [2] ...................... 3-2-1771 First Aid: any item made [2] ……........3-2-1772 Staying Healthy: any item made [2] ...3-2-1773 Keeping Fit: any item made [2] ……...3-2-1774 Physical Activity in 4-H Club:

any item made [1] ............................... 3-2-1775 Move across Missouri:

any item made [2] ……......…...……... 3-2-1

HOME ENvIRONMENTAll items which are to be hung must have a hanger.Examples: Decorative items, home accessories, storage items, educational displays, etc.471 Home Environment I & II:

any item made [2] ............................... 3-2-1472 Home Environment III & IV:

any item made [2] ............................... 3-2-1473 Home Environment V & VI:

any item made [2] ............................... 6-4-2474 Home Environment VII:

any item made [1] ............................... 6-4-2475 Designing a Space of My Own:

any item made [1] ............................... 6-4-2

HORSE - No live animals141 Horse - unit I: any item made [2] ....... 3-2-1142 Horse - unit II: any item made [2] ...... 3-2-1

Home Environment Award Courtesy ofLisa Pearson, Celebrating Home

Health Fitness Trophies Courtesy of Golf - Heartland Task Force

Bowling - In Memory of Linda Ewing

Food Preservation Trophy Courtesy ofDavid Erwin, Adair County Collector

Food Nutrition Trophies Courtesy of1st - Hightower Wholesale

2nd - Carson Adams, First District Commissioner3rd - Lakeside Estates and The Villages

International Foods Trophy Courtesy ofKirksville Morning Optimist

Forestry TrophyCourtesy of Walmart Supercenter

Geology TrophyCourtesy of Walmart Supercenter

Goats TrophyCourtesy of Walmart Supercenter

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143 Horse - unit Ill: any item made [2] ..... 3-2-1144 Horse - unit IV: any item made [2] ..... 3-2-1148 Horseless Horse: any item made [2] ... 3-2-1149 Horse Judging: any item made [2] ..... 3-2-1

HORTICULTUREFlowers: Live plants or cut specimens must be displayed in a container no larger than 8 inches in diameter.Exhibitor must have grown the flowers used.961 Floriculture - Level A:

any item grown or made [1] ............... 3-2-1962 Floriculture - Level B:

any item grown or made [1] ............... 3-2-1963 Floriculture - Level C:

any item grown or made [1] ............... 3-2-1964 Floriculture - Level D:

any item grown or made [1] ............... 3-2-1Gardening (Fruits and vegetables)The number in parenthesis is the number of items in an exhibit.Potatoes (4)Onions, Dry (4)Tomatoes (4)Pumpkin (1)Summer Squash (2)Winter Squash (1)

Watermelon (1)Cantaloupe (1)Peppers (4)Eggplant (2)Beets (4)Slicing Cucumbers (4)

Other Vegetables (1 for larger produce, 4 for smaller produce)The exhibitor must have grown the vegetables. Vegetables selected to go to the Missouri State Fair that are still in edible condition after the fair will be donated to a charitable organization. The following guidelines should be followed:1. Vegetables must be of reasonable quality

to keep more than a week.2. use disposable containers (paper plates or

boxes) to display the items.3. Vegetable exhibits do not need a second

identification label.971 Gardening - unit A:

any item grown [5] .............................. 3-2-1972 Gardening - unit B:

any item grown [5] .............................. 3-2-1973 Gardening - unit C:

any item grown [2] .............................. 6-4-2974 Gardening - unit D:

any item grown [2] .............................. 6-4-2

KNITTING 331 Knitting - unit i: any item made [2] .... 3-2-1332 Knitting - unit ii: any item made [2] ... 3-2-1

LEADERSHIP271 Step up to Leadership - Level 1:

any item made [1] ............................... 3-2-1272 Step up to Leadership - Level 2:

any item made [1] ............................... 3-2-1273 Step up to Leadership - Level 3:

any item made [1] ............................... 6-4-2

LIvESTOCK JUDGING117 Livestock Judging: any item made [2]...3-2-1

MEATS Items shown in this class that are selected to go to the Missouri State Fair will be on display in the Agriculture Building at the Missouri State Fair but must be checked in at the 4-H Building. Only those hams selected at county fairs as State Fair 4-H exhibits should be checked in at the 4-H Building. Hams will be dually enrolled in the Youth Division of the Country Ham Class and may become eligible for sale if selected as champion. The 4-H member is required to pay the $7.00 entry fee in the Agriculture Building and complete all entry forms available in the 2011 Premium Book available at www.mostatefair.com.Rules for Country Cured Hams:

1. Hams in this class must consist of hams that have been cured country style.

2. Ham weights accepted from 10 pounds to 22 pounds, inclusive.

3. Top 4-H ham (Adair County exhibitors only) will be eligible to sell at the livestock sale.

4. The number of entries shall not exceed 2 per person.

5. Hams in this class will be divided by weight after they are entered into the show by the Superintendent to equalize class size.

6. Commercial hams in this class will consist of whole hams with bone in and may not be cut or sliced. Hams shall be cured mildly and may or may not be tenderized. This class is considered to consist principally of pumped hams.

Gardening Award Courtesy of13 and Under - Kirksville Area Master

Gardners Certificate to attend 2011 Garden ’n Grow Program

14 and Over - Heartland Task Force

Leadership Trophy Courtesy ofHeartland Task Force

Knitting TrophyCourtesy of Walmart Supercenter

Horse TrophyCourtesy of Walmart Supercenter

Livestock Judging TrophyCourtesy of Walmart Supercenter

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7. To maximize the child’s learning experience, members showing in youth classes are encouraged to do their own project work. The parent and child should decide how much the member is able to do on their own, but having someone else totally do the work for the member is inappropriate.

8. All hams in this class must be uSDA inspected either at the origin or at the end of processing. Verification of inspection should be available upon request.

Class # Class Name115 Country Cured Ham [2] ...................... 6-4-2116 Meat Evaluation Project:

any item made [1] ............................... 6-4-2

OUTDOOR ADvENTURESExamples: Educational displays, homemade equipment or clothing, photo stories, etc.761 Hiking - unit I: any item made [1] ..... 3-2-1762 Camping - unit II:

any item made [1] ............................... 3-2-1763 Backpacking Expeditions - unit III:

any item made [1] ............................... 3-2-1

PHOTOGRAPHY - See Rule #9 for specifications.351 Photography - unit I:

any item made [3] ............................... 3-2-1352 Photography - unit II:

any item made [2] ............................... 6-4-2353 Photography - unit III:

any item made [1] ............................... 9-6-3

POULTRY - No live animals151 Poultry - unit I: any item made [2] ..... 3-2-1152 Poultry - unit II:

any item made [2] ............................... 3-2-1153 Poultry - unit Ill:

any item made [2] ............................... 3-2-1

PUBLIC SPEAKING242 Public Speaking: any item made [1]...3-2-1243 Making the Point: any item made [1]..3-2-1

QUILTING341 Quilting: any item made [5] ................ 3-2-1

RABBITS - No live animals111 Rabbits - unit I:

any item made [2] ............................... 3-2-1112 Rabbits - unit II:

any item made [2] ............................... 3-2-1113 Rabbits - unit III:

any item made [2] ............................... 3-2-1

ROBOTICS881 Robotics 1:

any item made [2] ............................... 3-2-1882 Robotics 2:

any item made [2] ............................... 6-4-2

SELF DETERMINED950 Self Determined: any item made [2] ....3-2-1

SHEEP - No live animals161 Sheep: any item made [6] .................. 3-2-1

SHOOTING SPORTSExamples: Photo display, outdoor clothing made by exhibitor, hunting equipment or aids, educational displays. NO LIVE AMMuNITION AND NO POINTS ON ARROWS.740 Shooting Sports Safety:

any item made [1] ............................... 3-2-1741 Archery: any item made [1] ................ 3-2-1742 Air and Pellet Rifle:

any item made [1] ............................... 3-2-1743 Small Bore Rifle .22:

any item made [1] ............................... 3-2-1744 Air Pistol: any item made [1] .............. 3-2-1

Sheep Trophy Courtesy ofMike and Amy Bartig

Robotics Trophy Courtesy of Alex and Diana Shields

Photography Trophies Courtesy ofUnit 1, 1st - Donnie Waybill,

Adair County AssessorUnit 1, 2nd - Lori Smith, Adair County Treasurer

Unit 1, 3rd - Mark Thompson, Second District Commissioner

Unit 1, 4th - Heartland Task ForceUnit 2, 1st - Employees of Kirksville Ameren Missouri

Unit 3, 1st - Kirksville Morning Optimist

Self Determined Trophy Courtesy ofHeartland Task Force

4-H Country Cured Ham Trophy Courtesy of

Stan Pickens, Presiding Commissioner

Outdoor Adventures TrophyCourtesy of Walmart Supercenter

Poultry TrophyCourtesy of Walmart Supercenter

Public Speaking TrophyCourtesy of Walmart Supercenter

Quilting TrophyCourtesy of Walmart Supercenter

Rabbits TrophyCourtesy of Walmart Supercenter

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ffA DIVISIONSuperintendent: Jason Dimmitt

This section provides an opportunity for the public to develop an appreciation of this important phase of agricultural education and FFA programs. Also, it provides a means of giving recognition for accomplishments in this area and furnishes opportunities for exchanging ideas. Please remember to pre-register by July 1 on the 4-H & FFA Building voucher.

FFA COUNTRY CURED HAMS ExHIBITS1. Hams in this class must consist of hams that

have been cured country style.2. Ham weights accepted from 10 pounds to 22

pounds, inclusive.3. Top FFA ham overall (Adair County exhibitors

only) will be eligible to sell at the livestock sale.4. The number of entries shall not exceed 2 per

person.5. Hams in this class will be divided by weight

after they are entered into the show by the Superintendent to equalize class size.

6. Commercial hams in this class will consist of whole hams with bone in and may not be cut or sliced. Hams shall be cured mildly and may or

745 Shotgun: any item made [1] ............... 3-2-1747 Smallbore Pistol: any item made [1] .. 3-2-1748 Muzzleloading: any item made [1] ..... 3-2-1749 Hunting and Outdoor Skills:

any item made [1] ............................... 3-2-1

SMALL ENGINESExamples: Educational displays or working models, no larger than 14” x 22”. See Rule #9 for dimensions.851 Small Engines - unit I:

any item made [1] ............................... 3-2-1852 Small Engines - unit II:

any item made [1] ............................... 3-2-1853 Small Engines - unit III:

any item made [1] ............................... 6-4-2

SPORT FISHING725 unit I: any item made [2] .................... 3-2-1726 unit II: any item made [2] ................... 3-2-1727 unit III: any item made [2] .................. 3-2-1

SWINE - No live animals181 Swine: any item made [6] ................... 3-2-1

THEATRE ARTS251 Theatre Arts I: any item made [1] ...........3-2-1 252 Theatre Arts II: any item made [1] ..........3-2-1253 Theatre Arts III: any item made [1] .........3-2-1vETERINARY SCIENCE191 The Normal Animal - unit I:

any item made [2] ............................... 3-2-1192 Animal Disease - unit II:

any item made [2] ............................... 3-2-1193 Animal Health - unit Ill:

any item made [2] ............................... 3-2-1

WELDINGDue to lack of outdoor exhibit space at the Missouri State Fair, large items will not be accepted. A photograph of the item may be sent.846 Welding: any item made [2] ............... 6-4-2

Veterinary Science Trophy Courtesy ofGaylen Hill, DVM

Sport Fishing TrophyCourtesy of Walmart Supercenter

Swine TrophyCourtesy of Walmart Supercenter

WILDLIFE724 Wildlife: any item made [2] ................. 3-2-1

WOODWORKING WONDERSuse plans from any source. 871 Woodworking - unit I:

any item made [6] ............................... 3-2-1872 Woodworking - unit II:

any item made [3] ............................... 6-4-2873 Woodworking - unit Ill:

any item made [2] ............................... 6-4-2874 Woodworking - unit IV:

any item made [2] ............................... 6-4-2Small Engines Trophy Courtesy ofChuck’s Auto Repair

Shooting Sports Trophy Courtesy of1st - D & J’s Embroidery & Screenprinting

2nd - Northeast Missouri Friends of NRA

Woodworking Trophies Courtesy of1st - Pepsi-Cola Memphis Bottling2nd - Fountain & Sons Trucking

3rd - PSR Construction

Welding Trophies Courtesy of1st - Lakeside Estates - The Villages

2nd - Heartland Task Force

Wildlife Trophy Courtesy ofMike and Amy Bartig

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may not be tenderized. This class is considered to consist principally of pumped hams.

7. To maximize the member’s learning experience, members showing in youth classes are encouraged to do their own project work. The parent and child should decide how much the member is able to do on their own, but having someone else totally do the work for the member is inappropriate.

8. All hams in this class must be uSDA inspected either at the origin or at the end of processing. Verification of inspection should be available upon request.

Class # Class Name2115 Country Cured Ham

FFA AGRICULTURAL MECHANICS ExHIBIT1. Articles exhibited must have been constructed by

FFA members either as part of their agricultural mechanics instruction in agricultural education or as part of their supervised occupational experience programs.

2. An article can be shown only once at the State Fair, but does not have to be constructed during the year it is exhibited.

3. All articles must be painted or properly treated in the case of feeders, etc. All articles must be clean and in presentable condition even though they may have been used.

4. Each exhibitor is limited to a total of two entries of the same kind of project.

5. The points awarded a project are based upon the amount and difficulty of the work involved, difficulty and cost of moving, and the cost of materials. The Superintendent may award/adjust points as it appears necessary in order to keep the points in balance.

6. Projects built to be used as one unit should be entered as one entry and not entered separately. (Ex.: Trailer ramps should not be entered separately from the trailer if the trailer is being exhibited.)

7. Exhibits must be checked in Monday, July 18 by noon. All exhibits will be released on Saturday, July 23, between 8-10 a.m. Any items not picked up are left at exhibitor’s risk.

8. Only blue ribbon exhibits can be selected for a trophy or award.

Class # Class Name101 Gooseneck Livestock Trailer w/Top102 Gooseneck Livestock Trailer w/o Top

103 Straight Tongue Livestock Trailers w/Top104 Straight Tongue Livestock Trailers w/o Top105 Hydraulic Livestock Trailer111 Gooseneck Machinery Trailer w/Dovetail112 Gooseneck Machinery Trailer w/Platform113 Gooseneck Machinery Trailer114 Dropframe Machinery Trailer121 Straight Tongue 2 Axle Trailer w/Tilt122 Straight Tongue 2 Axle Trailer123 Single Axle Trailer (8 ft. or longer in length)124 Single Axle Trailer (less than 8 ft. in length)125 Lawn/Chore Trailer or Cart131 Box Scraper132 Heavy Duty Scraper Blade (with Hydraulics)133 Scraper Blade (no Hydraulics)141 Large Round Bale Trailer142 Large Round Bale unroller (Hydraulic)143 Large Round Bale Stinger/Forks144 Large Round Hay Feeder145 Tractor Carryall with Racks146 Tractor Carryall/Bale Forks Combination147 Tractor Carryall151 Large Animal Holding Chute with Headgate152 Large Animal Headgate153 Pickup Livestock Rack154 Portable Corral System (min. of 10 gates)155 Loading Chute156 Small Animal Holding Chute157 Cattle Clipping Chute158 Wooden Feed Bunk159 Gates/Metal Frame Feed Bunk161 Pickup Flatbeds162 Motor Driven Hydraulic Log Splitter163 Hydraulic Log Splitter164 Tractor Boom with Hydraulics165 Tractor Boom171 Hydraulic Shop Hoist172 Engine Stand173 Car Ramp Pair174 Jack Stand Pair175 Welding Table176 Sawhorse Pair177 Nail Box178 Post Driver181 Wooden Storage Shed (10 x 12)182 Wooden Storage Shed (8 x 10)183 Picnic Table184 Barbecue Grill185 Lawn Swing with Frame186 Lawn Swing Frame187 Step Ladder (4 steps or more)188 Step Ladder (3 steps or less)190 Miscellaneous

FFA FIELD CROP ANDHORTICULTURE CLASSESExhibits must be checked in Monday, July 18 by noon. All exhibits will be released on Saturday, July

FFA Country Cured Ham Trophy Sponsored by Western’s Meat Market

FFA Agricultural Mechanics TrophySponsored by Kirksville FFA

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23 , between 8-10 a.m. Any items not picked up are left at exhibitor’s risk.All entries must have been grown by the exhibitor as a part of his or her supervised occupational experience program. All samples must have been produced during the year specified for the class. The exhibitor shall be keeping records of such entries in the approved Missouri Farm Business Record Book and reporting such enterprises on the departmental VA-3 (Report of the Students SAE Program) and have on file validating forms with the school’s depart-mental records.Only exhibits of high quality and purity will be judged as eligible for premiums. Only blue ribbon exhibits can be selected for a trophy or award.

Grain and Seed Point values 6-4-2Class # Class Name200 Corn, 10 ears, yellow hybrid (2010 crop)201 Corn, 10 ears, white hybrid (2010 crop)202 Corn, yellow shelled, 2 quarts (2010 crop)203 Corn, white shelled, 2 quarts (2010 crop)204 Wheat, 2 quarts (2009 or 2010 crop)205 Oats, 2 quarts (2009 or 2010 crop)206 Winter Barley, 2 quarts (2009 or 2010 crop)207 Rye, 2 quarts (2010 crop)208 Soybeans, 2 quarts (2010 crop)209 Grain Sorghum, 2 quarts (2010 crop)210 Forage Sorghum, 2 quarts (2010 crop)211 Red Clover, 1 quart (2010 crop)212 Sudangrass, 2 quarts (2010 crop)213 Sweet Clover, 1 quart (2010 crop)214 Birdsfoot Trefoil, 1 quart (2010 crop)215 Lespedeza, 1 quart (2010 crop)216 Reed Canary Grass, 1 quart (2010 crop)217 Timothy, 1 quart (2009 or 2010 crop)218 Red Top, 1 quart (2009 or 2010 crop)219 Bromegrass, 2 quarts (2009 or 2010 crop)220 Orchardgrass, 2 quarts (2009 or 2010 crop)221 Tall Fescue, 2 quarts (2009 or 2010 crop)222 Sunflower, non-ornamental, grown for

seed or oil, (2010 or 2011 crop)223 Miscellaneous (must meet standards of

similar grain or seed above)

Plants (all 2011 crops)230 Cornstalks, bundle of 3 stalks, no roots231 Soybean Plants, bundle of 3 stalks232 Tobacco, 1 stalk233 Cotton, 1 stalk, defoliated234 Alfalfa, 1 bundle, 3” in diameter235 Birdsfoot Trefoil, 1 bundle, 3” in diameter236 Lespedeza, 1 bundle, 3” in diameter237 Red Clover, 1 bundle, 3” in diameter238 Sweet Clover, 1 bundle, 3” in diameter239 Sudangrass, 1 bundle, 3” in diameter240 Millet, 1 bundle, 3” in diameter241 Timothy, 1 bundle, 3” in diameter242 Bromegrass, 1 bundle, 3” in diameter

243 Orchardgrass, 1 bundle, 3” in diameter244 Red Top, 1 bundle, 3” in diameter245 Fescue, 1 bundle, 3” in diameter246 Big Blue Stem, 1 bundle, 3” in diameter247 Switch Grass, 1 bundle, 3” in diameter248 Indian Grass, 1 bundle, 3” in diameter249 Grain or Forage Sorghum, 3 heads250 Miscellaneous (must meet standards of

similar entry above)251 Ornamental Sunflower, 2 plants252 Field Sunflower, 2 plants

Baled Hay - 4” Blocks, must be tied with twine in a crisscross manner. All 2011 crops.260 Alfalfa261 Lespedeza262 Red Clover263 Grass Hay264 Mixed Grass and Legume Hay265 Warm Season Grass Hay266 Grain Hay

Horticulture ClassesCorsage Planters300 Fresh 302 Terrarium301 Silk-Dried 303 Dish GardenBud vases Bridal Bouquets304 Fresh 306 Fresh305 Silk-Dried 307 SilkCenterpiece Seasonal Arrangement308 Fresh 311 Fresh309 Silk-Dried 312 Silk-Dried310 Podium or Church Arrangement - FreshBoutonnieres313 Fresh 314 Silk-DriedGarden Flowers Perennials336 5 Roses 347 Peonies337 5 Gladiolus 348 Aluga338 5 Zinnias 349 English Ivy, Hedri339 5 Marigolds 350 Periwinkle - Vinca340 5 Perennials 351 Astibe341 Carnation 352 Columbine342 Transvall Daisy 353 Gailardia343 Snap Dragon 354 Honeysuckle344 Statice 355 Hosta Lily345 Stock346 Blazing StarHouse Plants356 African Violet 378 Jade Plant357 Aglaonema 379 Medicine Plant

(Chinese Evergreen) 380 Nephthytis358 Airplane Plant 381 Norfolk Island Pine359 Aluminum Plant 382 Parlor Palm360 Benjamin (Weeping) Fig 383 Peace Lily361 Boston Fern 384 Prayer Plant362 Bromeliad 385 Purple Passion363 Caladium 386 Red Edge Dracena364 Corn Plant Dracena 387 Sanserveria

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365 Croton 388 Schefflera366 Cutlead Philodendron 389 Spider Plant367 “Decora” Rubber Plant 390 Spotted Dumbcane368 Dwarf Schefflera 391 Sprengeri “Fern”369 Emerald Ripple 392 Strawberry 370 English Ivy 393 Swedish Ivy371 Fuchsia 394 Tricolor Bromeliad372 Gold-Edged Snake Plant 395 Vari’d Peperomia373 Golden Pothos, Devils Ivy 396 Wandering Jew374 Grape Ivy 397 Watermelon375 Heartleaf Philodendron Peperomia376 Misc. House Plants 398 Wax Plant377 Ivy GeraniumBedding Plants400 Celosia 408 Geranium401 Coleus 409 Impatiens (Sutana)402 Dusty Miller 410 Marigold403 Periwinkle 411 Tuberus Begonia404 Petunia 412 Wax Begonia405 Pansy 413 Zinnia406 Rose Moss 414 Misc. Bdg. Plant407 SalviaFruits and vegetables (all 2010 crops)500 3 Beets 511 3 Tomatoes501 5 Carrots 512 1 Squash502 3 Eggplants 513 1 Cantaloupe503 Plate of Green Beans 514 1 Watermelon504 5 Okra 515 1 Pumpkin505 3 or more Peppers 516 4 Apples506 3 Cucumbers 517 4 Peaches507 3 Ears of Sweet Corn 518 Plate of Grapes508 3 Ears of Pop Corn 519 1 Qt. Jar Honey509 3 Potatoes 620 Misc. Fruit/Veg.510 3 Onions

FFA Horticulture TrophySponsored By Kirksville FFA

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NEMO FAIR4-H & FFA BUILDING vOUCHER

Name: __________________________________________________________________________________________________

Complete Address: ______________________________________________________________________________________

Phone: ______________________________ E-mail: ___________________________________________________________

Birthdate: ___________________________ County of Membership: ____________ Club/Chapter: __________________

Please enter me in the articles hereinafter in accordance with the rules and regulations contained in your premium list. Entries must be postmarked by July 1, 2011. After postmark deadline of July 1, no entries will be accepted unless accompanied by late fees of $2.00 per item. Fees must accompany this entry form. Entries with no money, incorrect amounts, or incomplete information may be voided and returned to exhibitor.

PASSES: PLEASE NOTE: A Season Pass includes grandstand entertainment, grounds entertainment, carnival rides, livestock shows, commercial exhibits, and numerous other attractions during the entire Fair. Day Passes will be available at the gate and will cover the above listed items for that day only. Each person entering the Fairgrounds July 18-23 will be required to have either a Season Pass or Day Pass. 4-H/FFA exhibitors will be al-lowed to purchase one (1) $10.00 Youth Exhibitor Season Pass with this entry form only. If you would like your Passes mailed please enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope.

Entry Fee: Per Item ___________________________$1.00/item x ____________ =__________ Youth Exhibitor Season Pass $10.00 X _____1___ =_____10.00 Early Season Pass April 16 - May 31 $35.00 X _________ = _________ Advance Season Pass June 1 - July 17 $40.00 X _________ = _________

PAYMENT ENCLOSED Make check payable to NEMO Fair Assn. $ ___________

T-SHIRT SIZE ( Circle one) YM YL S M L XL XXL XXXL

THIS vOUCHER WILL BE RETURNED TO YOU AT THE FAIR FOR CONFERENCE JUDGING. YOU MUST RETURN THIS vOUCHER BEFORE LEAvING THE 4-H/FFA BUILDING IN ORDER TO RECEIvE PREMIUMS. PLEASE MAIL THIS ENTRY TO: NEMO FAIR ENTRIES, P.O. BOx 287, KIRKSvILLE, MO 63501.I hereby certify that I am a member in good standing of a Missouri 4-H Club and/or Missouri FFA Chapter.

4-H OR FFA

PROJECT NAME CLASS #

DESCRIPTON OF ITEM“Register for the # of exhibits you expect to bring in each project. For example, if you expect to bring 3 exhibits in Food A, list “Food A” 3 times. If you know the item description, list that as well. Superintendents can easily delete items you do not bring on Exhibit Day at the Fair. Items will not be added on exhibitors day.”

COUNTY RIBBON

NEMO RIBBON

__________________________ __________________________ __________________________Exhibitor Signature

(required) Parent or Guardian Signature

(required only if Exibitor is under 18)Club Leader / FFA Advisor Signature

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4-H or FFA DIvISION CLASS # CLASS NAME BREED & EAR TAG #

NEMO FAIR 4-H/FFA LIvESTOCK ENTRY FORMName: __________________________________________________________________________________________________

Complete Address: ______________________________________________________________________________________

Phone: ______________________________ E-mail: ___________________________________________________________

Birthdate: ___________________________ County of Membership: ____________ Club/Chapter: __________________

Please enter me in the articles hereinafter in accordance with the rules and regulations contained in your premium list. Entries must be postmarked by July 1, 2011. After postmark deadline of July 1, no entries will be accepted unless accompanied by double entry fees per head or entry. Fees must accompany this entry form. Entries with no money, incorrect amounts, or incomplete information may be voided and returned to exhibitor.

ENTRY FEES # of head 4-H & FFA Beef $6.00/head x _________ =_________ 4/H & FFA Sheep & Goats $3.00/head x _________ =_________ 4-H & FFA Market Swine $6.00/head x _________ =_________ 4-H & FFA Breeding Swine $3.00/head x _________ =_________ Feeder Pigs $2.00/pen of 5 x _________ =_________ Rabbits & Poultry $1.00/head x _________ =_________ Market Poultry $2.00/pen x _________ =_________ Bucket Calf $2.00/head x _________ =_________ Cats $2.00/head x _________ =_________ ADvANCE SEASON PASSES Youth Exhibitor Season Pass $10.00 x ____1____ =___10.00_ Early Season Pass April 16 - May 31 $35.00 x _________ =_________ Advance Season Pass June 1- July 17 $40.00 x _________ =_________

PAYMENT ENCLOSED Make check payable to NEMO Fair Assn. $_________

T-SHIRT SIZE ( Circle one) YM YL S M L XL XXL XXXLPLEASE NOTE: A Season Pass includes all grandstand entertainment, grounds entertainment, carnival rides, livestock shows, commercial exhibits, and numerous other attractions during the entire Fair. Day Passes will be available at the gate and will cover the above listed items for that day only. Each person entering the Fairgrounds July 18-23 will be required to have either a Season Pass or Day Pass. 4-H/FFA exhibitors will be allowed to purchase one (1) $10.00 Youth Exhibitor Season Pass with this entry form only. If you would like your Passes mailed please enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope.

MAIL ENTRY WITH CHECK TO: NEMO Fair Entries, P.O. Box 287, Kirksville, MO 63501.Steer Exhibitors - fill out Breed Affidavit.

I hereby certify that I am a member in good standing of a Missouri 4-H Club and/or Missouri FFA Chapter.




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STEER BREED AFFIDAvIT

Breed: _____________________ Tattoo: RE _____ / LE _____Birthdate: ________________________________

Sire Name: _____________________________________________________________________________________

Sire Registration Number: ________________________________________________________________________

Dam Name: _____________________________________________________________________________________

Dam Registration Number: _______________________________________________________________________

Breeder/First Owner (Purchased from):

Name: __________________________________________________________________________________________

Address: _______________________________________________________________________________________

City, State, Zip: _________________________________________________________________________________

Phone Number: _________________________________________________________________________________

Signature: ______________________________________________________________________________________

Exhibitor:

Name: __________________________________________________________________________________________

Address: _______________________________________________________________________________________

City, State, Zip: _________________________________________________________________________________

Signature: ______________________________________________________________________________________

Thank You4-H & FFA Supporters

Your support of our area youth is greatly appreciated.

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4-H OR FFA NAME OF HORSE CLASS NUMBERS ENTERED


ENTRY FEE: $5.00 per horse x ______ (number of horses) = $_________ Exhibitor Pass $10 (Mandatory) No charge for spectators.

MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO: NEMO Fair AssociationMAIL ENTRY AND CHECK TO: NEMO Fair Entries, P.O. Box 287, Kirksville, MO 63501

Youth Exhibitors will be allowed to purchase one (1) Youth Exhibitor Season Pass with this entry form only. A Season Pass or Day Pass (available at the gate) will be required for entry onto the fairgrounds from July 18-23 and will cover all grandstand entertainment, grounds entertainment, carnival rides, livestock shows, commercial exhibits, and numerous other attractions. If you are purchasing season passes and would like them to be mailed, please enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope.Youth Exhibitor Season Pass $10.00 x ____1__= $___ 10.00 _ Early Season Pass April 16 - May 31 $35.00 x _______= $ _____________Advance Season Pass June 1 - July 17 $40.00 x _______= $ _____________


NEMO FAIR 4-H/FFA HORSE SHOW

ENTRY FORM

ExHIBITOR’S NAME:

COMPLETE ADDRESS: PHONE:

COUNTY OF MEMBERSHIP: CLUB/CHAPTER: BIRTHDATE:

Please enter me in the articles hereinafter in accordance with the rules and regulations contained in your premium list. Entries must be postmarked by July 1, 2011. After July 1, no entries will be accepted unless accompanied by double entry fees. Fees must accompany this entry form. Entries with no money, incorrect amounts, or incomplete information may be voided and returned to exhibitor.

E-MAIL ADDRESS:




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4-H OR FFA FULL NAME OF DOG BREED OF DOG

SEx OFDOG CLASS NUMBERS ENTERED

NEMO FAIR 4-H/FFA DOG SHOW

ENTRY FORM

Please enter me in the articles hereinafter in accordance with the rules and regulations contained in your premium list. Entries must be postmarked by July 1, 2011. After July 1, no entries will be accepted unless accompanied by double entry fees. Fees must accompany this entry form. Entries with no money, incorrect amounts, or incomplete information may be voided and returned to exhibitor.

ENTRY FEE: $2.00 per dog x ______ (number of Dogs) = $_________ Exhibitor Pass $10 (Mandatory) No charge for spectators.

MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO: NEMO Fair AssociationMAIL ENTRY AND CHECK TO: NEMO Fair Entries, P.O. Box 287, Kirksville, MO 63501

Youth Exhibitors will be allowed to purchase one (1) Youth Exhibitor Season Pass with this entry form only. A Season Pass or Day Pass (available at the gate) will be required for entry onto the fairgrounds from July 18-23 and will cover all grandstand entertainment, grounds entertainment, carnival rides, livestock shows, commercial exhibits, and numerous other attractions. If you are purchasing season passes and would like them to be mailed, please enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope.Youth Exhibitor Season Pass $10.00 x___1 ____= $___ 10.00 Early Season Pass April 16 - May 31 $35.00 x ________= $ ____________Advance Season Pass June 1 - July 17 $40.00 x ________= $ ____________






(required)

ExHIBITOR’S NAME:

COMPLETE ADDRESS: PHONE:

COUNTY OF MEMBERSHIP: CLUB/CHAPTER: BIRTHDATE:

E-MAIL ADDRESS:

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