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Compliments of

Bill & Sheila Dayand families

Rick & TammyKara

Kendy Jo

Dusty & DeanneCaitlinJosie

Teri & JimmyJosh, Rhianna & Parker

Nikki, Tim, Xander & AbelAly

Tami & YoshAmandaChance

ABINGDON

ROUTE 41 SOUTH

309-462-3360

OPEN DAILY : 7 A.M. - 10 P. M.

WE DELIVER



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Friedrichs*Tree Moving *Septic Tank*Trenching Installation & Repair

*Residential *Garden TillingExcavation *Stump Grinding

Brian Friedrich

(309)337-1790

(309)337-4437

St Augustine, IL

Fully Insured/Licensed

LINK TRUCKINGJERRY

462-2272

SHOP

462-2467

JEFF

462-5240

SCOTT GALE



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This 2013Community Festival

Book

Is Dedicated

In Memory ofMike Marks

1942-2012



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2013 FestivalOfficers, Board of Directors

and Committees

PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rob LinkVICE-PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chad JosefsonSECRETARY . . . . . . . . . . . . .Stephanie McClure-GreerTREASURER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mickey Klockenga

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Vaughn GreerLoren WestBrian OnionMike Allen

Todd KlockengaGale Sickles



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ADVERTISING Mickey KlockengaAUCTIONEER..Dan BoyerBAKED GOODS Kathy Gabbert, Ch.

Judy Poland, Pat Woodruff,Sheryl Skinner, Becky Batson, Jodi Bradshaw

BUILDINGS & GROUNDS Tom Wherley, Rob Link,

Gale Sickles, Vaughn Greer, Chad JosefsonGreg Schisler, Todd Klockenga, Loren West

Mike Allen, Gene Miner, Larry LomaxCARNIVAL Jim RyanCRAFTS & DOMESTIC ARTS Debra DeCrane, Ch.

Jeanne Wiskirchen, Judy Wherley, Jan Fordyce, Sherry Lomax,Sharol Ryan, Joanne Malone, Gwen Gabbert,

Sharon Miller, Gretchen Allert, Joann HaleDEMO DERBY & FIGURE 8 Mike Martin-Promotions

Pull-Off Tractors: Corey Dawson, Kenny Brown, Kevin Brown,Frank Craver, Sam Serven

Neff Co, Emerick Farms, CPSELECTRICAL Bill PetersonENTERTAINMENT Board of DirectorsFLOWERS & VEGETABLES Sheila Day, Ch.

Mike Allen, Sally BorgKIDS EVENTS..Jeremy & Tina Derry,

Rob & Kate Watkins, Jim & Sharol RyanLIVESTOCK Brian Onion, Ch.

Abingdon FFA, Rick Thomas, Kyle & Katie Thurman,Larry Lomax, Chad Josefson, Larry & Judy Wherley,

Brad Onion, Todd & Mickey Klockenga,

John Thurman, Rob Link, Tom Wherley, and 4-H LeadersMERCHANT Bldg Display .....Stephanie McClure-GreerMEMORIALS Stephanie McClure-GreerPIG & CHICKEN SCRAMBLE Mike AllenPUBLICITY Jenell SimpsonRIBBONS & TROPHIES Patti StonekingTICKETS/GATE Todd Klockenga, Ch

Kyle & Katie Thurman, Nick Wherley, Vaughn & Steph GreerBrian Onion, Larry Lomax, Loren West,Mike Allen, Rob Link, & Chad Josefson

WINTER BUILDING RENTALTom Wherley & Gene Miner



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FESTIVAL CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Thursday, August 22 -FREE GATE! Flowers & Vegetable Judging - 12:00 P.M.

Arts & Crafts Judging - 1:00 P.M. Chicken & Pig Scramble - 6:00 P.M.

Arm Band Night ~ 5:00 - 9:00 P.M. ($18)

Friday, August 23 - $8.00 Gate Charge Figure 8 - 7:00 P.M.

Carnival Special - $2 Ride Tickets ~ 6:00 - 9:00 P.M.

Saturday, August 24 -FREE GATE! Goat, Sheep, Swine & Beef Judging - 9:00 A.M.

Baked Goods Judging - 10:00 A.M. PeeWee Livestock Show approx. 12:00 P.M. Stage Show - The Band Eternity Road

6:00 P.M. (No Charge) Areas Largest Baked Goods Auction @ intermission

Arm Band Night ~ 6:00 - 10:00 P.M. ($18)

Sunday, August 25 - $8.00 Gate Charge Kids Events - 1:00 P.M. (NO GATE CHARGE)

Demolition Derby - 6:00 P.M.

Monday, August 26 -FREE GATE! Presentation of Trophies & Awards - 6:45 P.M.

Livestock Auction - Immediately after Awards

To ensure a safe and enjoyable time at the festival, visitors are

reminded that rude, inconsiderate and/or disruptive behavior

will not be tolerated. Disruptive individuals will be removedfrom the festival grounds and banned from future festivals

events. Thank you for your cooperation!



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SUNDAY, AUGUST 25

KIDDIE PARADE 1:00 P.M.Categories:

Pets, Best Group, Bicycle, Misc.

(One category per child)

Limited to children ages 12 and under within

the Abingdon School District 217 ONLY)

FAMILY FUN DAY



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FAMILY EVENTS. . . . . . . . Following kiddie parade.

Categories:Frog Contest, Egg Toss, Races,Bubble Gum Blowing Contest

and more!!!

Come out and join us for somenew events and games!!!



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NOTES



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2012 CHICKEN AND PIGSCRAMBLE SUPPORTERS

THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO DONATED TOTHE CHICKEN AND PIG SCRAMBLE SO WE

CAN CONTINUE THE TRADITION!!!

Jim & Sharol Ryan - for the chickens & $5 to the largestrooster caught

Jim Meyer - for the pigsRotary Club - for the hot dogsHi-Lo - for the soapTompkins State Bank - for the $.50 pieces

Abingdon Fire Dept.Gale, Diane & Matt SicklesMike (OJ) AllenRob, Joy & Evan LinkMike PerryTodd & Mickey KlockengaChad JosefsonLoren WestVaughn Greer



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CHICKEN SCRAMBLEENTRY FORM

__________________________(childs name)

BoyGirl, age ______ havemy permission to enter theChicken Scramble onThursday, August 22,at 6:00 p.m.

This entry form must beturned in atAbingdon Banking Center, Caseys

or Tompkins State Bank by 12:00 p.m. onTuesday, August 20, 2013.

Entries limited to boys & girls 2-5 yrs. old withinAbingdon Fire Protection District included in

festival boundaries.

__________________________________

PARENT SIGNATURE

___________________________ADDRESS___________________________

PHONE___________________________

DATE

YOU MUST BE PRE-REGISTERED.ABSOLUTELY NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED!!



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PIG SCRAMBLEENTRY FORM

__________________________(childs name)

Boy

Girl, age ______ havemy permission to enter thePig Scramble onThursday, August 22,at 7:00 p.m.

This entry form must beturned in atAbingdon Banking Center, Caseysor Tompkins State Bank by 12:00 p.m. on

Tuesday, August 20, 2013.

Entries limited to boys & girls 6-11 yrs. old withinAbingdon Fire Protection District

& 4-H Clubs included in festival boundaries.

___________________________PARENT SIGNATURE

____________________________ADDRESS____________________________

PHONE____________________________

DATE

YOU MUST BE PRE-REGISTERED.ABSOLUTELY NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED!!



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CARNIVAL SPECIALSTHURSDAY 5-9 pm $18 Arm Bands

FRIDAY 6-9 pm $2 Ride Tickets

SATURDAY 6-10 pm $18 Arm Bands

2 mountain bikeswil l be given away on

Thursday & Saturday nights(must be present to win)

NO ADVANCED TICKET SALES!



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The AbingdonCommunity Festival

welcomes....

Saturday, August 246:00 P.M.

with Baked Goods Auctionat intermission



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LIVESTOCK TROPHY DONORS

GR. CHAMPION STEER Tompkins State Bank

RES. CHAMPION STEER Link Trucking

GR. CHAMPION HEIFER Kyle, Katie & Charlie Thurman

RES. CHAMPION HEIFER

Boones Tax & Bookkeeping Service

GR. CHAMPION BARROW Abingdon Banking Center

RES. CHAMPION BARROW

In Memory of Edith & Jerry Shugart

GR. CHAMPION GILT Skeeters

RES. CHAMPION GILT Abingdon Business Solutions

GR. CHAMPION MARKET LAMB

In Memory of Butch Fey

RES. CHAMPION MARKET LAMB

Looks by Lori Lori & Phil Putnam

GR. CHAMPION EWE Keith Underwood & Family

RES. CHAMPION EWE Alan Link FamilyGR. CHAMPION MEAT GOAT Abingdon Banking Center

RES. CHAMPION MEAT GOAT

State Farm - Ben Forney Agency

GR. CHAMPION DOE Club 41

RES. CHAMPION DOE Dalton Lumber & Construction

RATE OF GAIN (beef) Tompkins State Bank



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BEEF SHOWMANSHIP, JR. Lee Marks & Family

BEEF SHOWMANSHIP, Int. Eddie Malone & Family

GOAT SHOWMANSHIP, JR.

Donnie & Patti Stoneking & family

GOAT SHOWMANSHIP, Int.1st Farm Credit Services

SWINE SHOWMANSHIP, JR.

Ma & Pa Liquors - Jim & Sharol Ryan

SWINE SHOWMANSHIP, Int. Bill & Sheila Day

SHEEP SHOWMANSHIP, JR. Hopkins Farms

SHEEP SHOWMANSHIP, Int. Lyle Nelson

OVERALL SENIOR SHOWMAN

Friedrichs Stump Grinding

BUCKET CALVES In Memory of Craig Sanford

Traveling Trophies:(To be displayed by the buyer of the respective Champions for the following year)

ispla

GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB

Donated by: Just in D. Brown, DVM

GRAND CHAMPION MEAT GOAT WETHER

Donated by: In Memory o f Jack Wherley

GRAND CHAMPION BARROW

Donated by: The Thomas Family, In Memory of Pete

Thomas

GRAND CHAMPION STEER

Donated by: Dan Boyer & John Thurman



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PEE-WEE ShowSaturday, Aug. 24

Sponsored by:LOMAX FARMS

HOPKINS FARMS

The Pee-Wee Show is forfamily members of current4-H members or FestivalMembers ages 3-8. It is ashowmanship show only inwhich every participantreceives a trophy!

We appreciate the sponsorsand their generous donationto the support of the up andcoming youth!



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ABINGDON COMMUNITYFESTIVAL ASSOCIATION

LIVESTOCK RULES

GENERAL1. To be eligible to show and sell at the 2013 Festival, exhibitors must be

members in good standing of (a) Delong Livestock, Bracken BusyBees, Willing Workers, Southwestern, or (b) the Abingdon FFA Chapteror (c) a 4-H member residing in the Abingdon School District.

2. Exhibitors will be assigned barn space after entries are received; therewill be no changes without prior approval by Livestock Chairperson.

3. All steers must be dehorned before the designated weigh-in day inFebruary and wear a halter at the weigh-in.

4. Two steers may be weighed in February, and both may return inAugust to show. BUT, the exhibitor must designate one of the steers on

Friday, August 23, 2013 weigh-in to sell.5. The summer after graduation from high school will be the last year thata 4-H or FFA member will be eligible to show and/or sell.

6. A commission will be deducted from the sale of all livestock at theMonday evening sale.

7. The Livestock committee and/or the Abingdon Community FestivalAssociation is not responsible for loss or damage to any animalexhibited and/or sold before, during or after the Festival.

8. Any animal that appears to be unfit to show and/or sell will bereleased and sent home by mutual direction of the LivestockChairperson and a competent veterinarian.

9. Any individual causing an unnecessary disturbance will forfeit his/her

rights to sell at auction. The Livestock Chairperson will be the judge andthat decision is final.10. No animals will be tied at ANY time to the perimeter fence of the

Festival grounds.11. NO exhibitor who has sold an animal at the Knoxville 4-H Sale, Avon

Fat Steer Show or other sale of this nature prior to the Festival, will beallowed to sell a companion of the same species at the Abingdon FestivalSale.

12. If an exhibitor sells at the Knoxville 4-H Sale AND they retain ownershipof the species, they are eligible to show, but NOT sell at the AbingdonCommunity Festival.



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SHOW:12. All exhibitors are required to show their own projects except when thereare two animals in the same class. In this case a member of an eligible clubmay assist.13. Exhibitors are limited to two market species, i.e., sheep-cattle,sheep-swine, cattle-swine, goat-sheep, goat-swine, etc.14. In all Breeding Classes, exhibitors may show only one animal per class,but may show in more than one class.

15. Cattle and Swine females will show in Breeding Classes only. Goatand sheep females can be shown in either market OR breeding classes.16. Barrows, Steers and Market Lambs/Goats must have been shown atany one of the following: Knox or Warren County 4-H Fairs, Section IV FFAFair, Knox or Warren County Fairs--before being eligible for the Festival.17. Steers, barrows and market lambs/goats will be judged and awarded aribbon.18. All breeding females will be judged and awarded a ribbon and a premium.19. The interpretation of any and all rules governing the Festival Show andSale shall rest entirely with the Livestock Committee and the LivestockChairpersons, with the decision of the Livestock Chairperson being the finaldecision.

20. Bucket Calf class for 4-H members 12 or younger.21. All other 4-H rules apply to Bucket Calf Class.

LIVESTOCK ARRIVAL/DISMISSAL:22. Health papers will be checked by the Livestock Chairperson upon arrival.Steers exempt. All Goats, Sheep & Swine must have health papers.23. Barrows, market lambs/goats, and steers will be weighed and numberedas they arrive on Friday, August 23, 2013 from 8:00a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Allanimals must be on the grounds by 10:00 a.m.24. Breeding Stock and Bucket Calves are to be on the grounds by 10:00 a.m.on Saturday, August 24, 2013.25. Breeding females may be taken home after all judging is complete.

SALE (Retaining Ownership):26. Livestock will be sold using a retained ownership format. A base pricewill be determined for each specie prior to the sale. The buyer will pay thedifference between their bid and the base price times the weight of the ani-mal. The seller will maintain ownership of the animal.27. All exhibitors will report their intentions when they are weighed in on Fri-day morning. Any changed to this will need the prior approval of the Live-stock chairman.



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LIVESTOCK CLASSES FOR 2013

ENTRIESAll livestock entries are to be given to the Livestock Chairman

by the respective club leaders before 12:00 p.m.on Monday, August 12, 2013.

CLASSESI. BREEDING CATEGORIES

GOAT: Does and kids -- all females registered or unregistered of all br eedsSHEEP: Ewes and ewe lambs -- all females registered or unregistered of all breedsSWINE: Gilts -- all females registered or unregistered of al l breeds

BEEF CATTLE: all females registered or unregistered of all breeds

II. MARKET CATEGORIESMARKET LAMBS: shown in weight classes

1. Single Market Lambs - two single lambs may be shownMARKET MEAT GOAT: shown in weight classes

1. Single Market Meat Goats - t wo single goats may be shownMARKET BARROWS: shown in weight classes

1. Single Market Barrows - t wo single barrows may be shown

MARKET STEERS: shown in weight classes1. Single Market Steer - two steers may be shownonly one to sell.

SHEEPA. BREEDING

1. Ewe Lamb(born on or after Jan. 1, 2013)

2. Yrlg. Ewe (12-23months)3. Aged Ewe (24-36 months)4. Grand Champion Ewe5. Reserve Champion Ewe

B. MARKET1. Single Market Lamb(born on or after Jan. 1, 2013)

2. Grand ChampionMarket Lamb

3. Reserve ChampionMarket Lamb

C. SHOWMANSHIP1. Junior Division (8-10 years)2. Intermediate Division

(11-13 years)

GOATA. BREEDING

1. Doe Kid(born on or after Oct, 1, 2012)

2. Yrlg. (Doe 12-23 months)3. Aged Doe (24-36 months)4. Grand Champion Doe5. Reserve Champion Doe

A. MARKET1. Single Market Goat(born on or after Oct. 1, 2012)

2. Grand ChampionMarket Goat

3. Reserve ChampionMarket Goat

B. SHOWMANSHIP1. Junior Division (8-10 years)2. Intermediate Division

(11-13 years)

(cont next page)



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BEEF CATTLEA. BREEDING

1. Class I (born after Jan. 1, 2013)

2. Class II (born Oct. 1- Dec. 31, 2012)3. Class III (born July 1-Sept. 30, 2012)4. Class IV (born Apr. 1-Jun. 30, 2012)5. Class V (born Jan. 1-Mar. 31, 2012)6. Grand Champion Heifer7. Reserve Champion Heifer

B. MARKET1. Single Market Steer (born in 2012)2. Grand Champion Steer3. Reserve Champion Steer

C. SHOWMANSHIP

1. Junior Division (8-10 years)2. Intermediate Division (11-13 years)

SWINEA. BREEDING

1. Gilt (born after Jan. 1, 2013)2. Grand Champion Gilt3. Reserve Champion Gilt

B. MARKET1. Single Market Barrow (born after Jan. 1, 2013)2. Grand Champion Barrow

3. Reserve Champion BarrowC. SHOWMANSHIP

1. Junior Division (8-10 years)2. Intermediate Division (11-13 years)

OVERALL SR. SHOWMANSHIP (14 yrs & older)*one winner will be chosen from all senior showmen throughout theshow on Saturday, August 24, 2013


LIVESTOCK CLASSES FOR 2013 (continued)



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2012 Livestock Buyers

*denotes mul ti pl e buyer

We t hank each and ever ybuyer for t hei r suppor t !

Abingdon Banking Center * Larry & Judy Skinner *

Alpha Feed Mill Lyle Nelson

Berwick Grain * Neff Co., Avon *

Bushnell Vet Service * Premium Seed

Charm Center - Di Thurman Raymond Huston, DVM *

Dekalb Seed - Gary Shreeves Rehn & Skinner, LLC *

Dr. David & Suzanne Huston, DVM Riden Farm Supply

Fairview Sale Barn * Roseville Vet Clinic

Farmer Girl Boer Goats Sam & Rhonda Watkins

Gavilon Grain * Scott & Barb Froelich

Harmon Insurance * Security Savings

Herr Petroleum * Shreeves Farms

Hi-Lo Spoon River Electrical & Mechanical

Hubert & Bobbi Meadows Steve Franklin

IH Mississippi Valley CU * Terry Boydstun

Inness Farm Supply * Thrushwood Farms *

JBS United Feed - Wilbert Johnson Tompkins State Bank *

Keith Underwood Family Wayne & Marilyn Boydstun



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FLOWER AND VEGETABLE RULESOPEN SHOW

1. All entries must be made from 9:00 a.m. to noon, Thurs., August 22, through thewest door of Merchants Building on the Festival Grounds.

2. All exhibitors must furnish their own containers. Single flowers in glass pop bottles.3. A $.50 entry fee for each entry in open class; only one entry per class.4. Premiums and ribbons are as follows: Blue$4; Red$3; White$2. All entries

must be picked up between 9 am and 12:00 noon on Sunday, August 25, 2013. If

not, all entries will be disposed of and premium money will revert back to the FestivalAssociation.5. All entries are to be owned and grown by the exhibitor. All rules enforced.6. All entries are to be from the Abingdon School District and 4-H Clubs involved in

Festival boundaries and Abingdon Fire Protection District.

Best of Show Trophy Open Show - Flower Division

Garden Gate Floris t & Greenhouse of Abingdon

Best of Show Trophy Open Show - Vegetable Division

In Memory of Horace Morby

given by Mrs. Horace Morby & Family

Arrangements of flowers are to be judged as follows:Color, Harmony, Design, Perfection and Condition of Material.

1. Petunias2. Large Zinnias3. Dahlia4. Large Marigold5. Miniature Arrangement in container (not to exceed 2x2x6)6. Wildflowers (any flower along the road side)7. Religious Arrangement8. Blooming Houseplants9. Mixed Bouquet10. Arrangement in Most Unusual Container

11. 60 yrs and older - any entry of your choice(plant, single, arrangement, etc.)

CLASSES:I. SINGLE FLOWERS

II. FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS

1. Single Rose2. Single Glad.3. Single Dahlia4. Single Zinnia

5. Single Marigold6. Single Double Petunia7. Single Misc. Flower



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CLASSES OF VEGETABLES(Adult)

1. Peppers - 32. White Potatoes - 33. Red Potatoes - 34. Onions - 35. Cucumbers - 36. Carrots - 37. Beets - 38. Cabbage9. Tomatoes - 310. Beans - 311. Muskmelon - 112. Pumpkin - 1

13. Squash - 114. Longest Cucumber -115. Biggest Potato (any color) - 116. Garden Freak - odd shaped veg. - 117. Longest ear of Corn18. Apples - 319. Pears 319. Grapes - small bunch20. J elly - Strawberry, Grape or Misc.

21. Misc. Canned Vegetable/Fruit22. Misc. Fruit23. Misc. Vegetable

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Sheila Day, Chairperso n 462-2045



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FLOWER AND VEGETABLE RULESJUNIOR

1. All entries must be made between 9 a.m. to 12 noon,Thursday, August 22, through the west door of the MerchantsBuilding at the Festival Grounds.

2. Single flowers are to be in pop bottles, exhibitors furnish own

container.3. Junior class open to children ages 6-15. Entry $0.50.4. All entries are to be from Abingdon School District and 4-H

Clubs involved in Festival boundaries.5. Premiums and ribbons: Blue-$3; Red-$2; White-$16. All entries must be picked up between 9 a.m. to noon, Sunday,

August 25 or entries will be disposed of and premiummoney will revert back to Festival Association.

Best of Show Trophy Junior Show - Flower Division

Kandy Sayrs, D.D.S

Best of Show Trophy Junior Show - Vegetable Division

Abingdon FFA Alumni

FLOWER CLASSES1. Single Small Marigold 5. Single Rose2. Single Pansy 6. Single Misc. Flower3. Single Small Zinnia 7. Miniature Arrangement 2x2x64. Single Petunia (not in a pop bottle)

8. Arrangement of yellowflowers

VEGETABLE CLASSES

1. White Potato - 3 6. Garden Freak2. Onions - 3 7. Decorated Gourd3. Tomato - 3 8. Longest Single Green Bean4. Carrots - 3 9. Shortest Ear of Corn5. Peppers - 3

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:Sheila Day, Chairman, 462-2045



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ARTS AND CRAFTS1. Entries do not have to be phoned in; however, phoned entries

are appreciated. Entries may be made up to 12:00 noon onThursday, August 22. If you have an item for entry that doesnot seem to fit an existing category, call and well try to fit itin.

2. To accommodate participants work schedules, entries may

also be brought in on Wednesday evening before the Festival,from 6:30 - 7:30 p.m., as well as Thursday morning from 8:00a.m. to 12:00 noon. All entries must be in place by Noon onThursday, August 22, in the Arts and Crafts Building. Judgingstarts at 1:00 p.m. on Thursday, August 22.

3. Each exhibitor will pay an entry fee of $0.50 for each itementered. You may enter more than one item in a category.

4. Jr. class is open to children ages 6 - 17. Entry fee is $0.25.5. All entries are to be from the Abingdon School District and

4-H clubs involved in Festival boundaries, and Abingdon FireProtection District.

6. Any item which has previously won a ribbon or prize moneyat the Festival cannot be entered again, but items do notnecessarily have to be made during the past calendar year.

7. All ceramic entries must be finished inside as well as outside.8. Professionals are defined as anyone who has taught or

advertises the making and selling of arts and crafts products.PROFESSIONALS CAN ONLY SHOW IN PROFESSIONAL CLASS.

9. Photos need to be framed or matted.10. Jewelry needs to be in a box, neckstand or case.

**************************Premiums and ribbons are as follows: Blue $4 Red $3 White $2

Items are to be picked up on Sunday, August 25, between 9:00 a.m. and Noon.**************************

BUILDING HOURSWednesday (to check in entries) 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.Friday and Saturday 4:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.Sunday (To pick up items) 9:00 a.m. - Noon

TROPHIESBest of Show (adult)......................................Tompkins State BankBest of Show (junior) ............................Abingdon Banking Center

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:Debra DeCrane, Chairperson - 462-5206



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CARE CENTER OFABINGDON1. Any project made by a patient

at the Care Center2. Any project made with paper

(NO ENTRY FEE)

CARVING1. Misc.

CERAMIC1. Misc.

CHINA1. Plates2. Misc.

COUNTED CROSS STITCH1. Picture2. Misc.

COMPUTER ART1. Misc.

CROCHET1. Wearing Apparel2. Afghans3. Misc.4. Baby Items

5. Dolls6. Baby Afghan

DOLLS1. Misc.

HAND EMBROIDERY1. Counted2. Crewel

HOLIDAY DECORATIONS1. Misc.

JEWELRY1. Misc.2. Beads

KNIT (Hand)1. Wearing Apparel2. Afghans3. Misc.

LINENS1. Pillow Cases2. Table Cloths3. Embroidered Misc.4. Machine Embroidery

METALS1. Misc.

NATURE CRAFTS1. Misc.

NEEDLEPOINT1. Misc. Needlepoint

PAPERCRAFT1. Scrapbooks2. Cards3. Misc.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Landscape1. Black and White2. Color

Portrait1. Black and White2. Color

Animals1. Black and White2. Color

Grouping-All in One Frame1. Black and White

2. Color

Arts & CraftsAdults



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Arts & CraftsAdults (cont)

PLACE SETTINGS1. Any item approx. 18x18

PICTURES1. Oil, acrylic, latch hook, etc.

PILLOW1. Any Pillow

PLASTIC CANVAS1. Misc.

PORCELAIN DOLLS1. Misc.

PROFESSIONAL1. Sewing2. Woodworking3. Dolls

4. Misc.5. Photography6. Jewelry7. Metals8. Recycled Art9. Yard Decoration

PURSES1. Misc.

QUILTS1. Large Quilt - Hand quilted

2. Baby Quilt - Hand quilted3. Large Quilt - Machine

quilted4. Baby Quilt - Machine

quilted5. Tied Quilt

RECYCLED ART1. Misc.

SEWING1. Wearing Apparel2. Stuffed Animal or Dolls3. Misc. Sewing4. Wearable Appliqu

STAINED GLASS1. Misc.

SWEATSHIRTS/T-SHIRTS1. Misc.

WALLHANGINGS1. Misc.

WHEAT WEAVING1. Misc.

WOODWORKING

1. Any project under 18 x 182. Any project over 18 x 183. Barn Board4. Scroll Saw Piece

WOOL FELT1. Misc.

WREATH1. Any wreath

YARD DECORATIONS1. Misc.

MISC.1. Any item not already listed.



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Arts & CraftsJunior

4-H1. Any 4-H Project

(except livestock)

BOY/CUB SCOUTS

1. Misc.CERAMIC1. Misc.

COMPUTER ART1. Misc.

COUNTED CROSS STITCH1. Picture2. Misc.

CROCHET1. Misc

EMBROIDERED

1. Misc.FRIENDSHIP BRACELETS1. Misc.

GIRL SCOUTS1. Misc.

HOME EC1. Misc.INDUSTRIAL ARTS1. Misc. Ind. Arts Project

JEWELRY1. Beads

2. Misc.KNIT1. Misc.LEGOS Project1. Misc.

NATURE CRAFT1. Misc.

NEEDLEPOINT1. Misc.

PHOTOGRAPHYLandscape1. Black and White2. Color

Portrait1. Black and White2. Color

Pets1. Black and White2. Color

PICTURES1. Oil, Acrylic, Latch Hook, etc.

**Divisions:Age 6-10Age 11-14

Age 15-18PILLOW1. Misc.

SCRAPBOOKS1. Misc.

SCULPTURE1. Misc.

SEWINGAge 14 & under

Age 15 & over1. Wearing Apparel

2. Misc.WEARABLE ART1. Misc.

WHEAT WEAVING1. Misc.

WOODWORKING1. Misc.

MISC.1. Misc.



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BAKED GOODS JUDGING & AUCTION

ADULT CLASS (18 yrs. and over) DIVISION:I. FRUIT PIESPies brought in 9 non-returnable pan. Must be double crust and

made from scratch. Absolutely no cream fillings or fillings con-

taining eggs or sour cream.1. Cherry2. Peach3. Apple4. Misc.

II. CAKESMade from scratch - brought in on a non-returnable cardboardcake board. Must be at least 2 layers - Absolutely NO whipcream frosting or filling!

1. Chocolate

2. White3. German Chocolate4. Misc.

III. BROWNIESMade from scratch, a minimum of 14 brownies with min. size of2x2; brought on a non-returnable plate.

1. Traditional Brownies (with or without frosting& no other added ingredients

2. Anything Goes Brownies (added ingredients)

ENTRIES ARE DUE SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 2013THROUGH THE WEST DOOR OF THE

MERCHANTS BUILDING.

CHECK-IN 7:30 am - 9:30 amJUDGING STARTS PROMPTLY AT 10:00 am

PREMIUMS FOR EACH CLASS PER DIVISION:

1st. Place - $15 2nd. Place - $10 3rd. Place - $8



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JUNIOR CLASS (under 18 yrs.) DIVISION:

I. COOKIESMade from scratch, no bar cookies, a minimum of 14 cookies;brought on a non-returnable plate.

1. Chocolate Chip2. Sugar

3. Misc.

II. CUPCAKESMade from scratch, minimum of 14 cupcakes; brought on a non-returnable plate or container.Absolutely NO whip cream frost-ing or filling!

1. Chocolate2. White3. Misc.

III. BROWNIESMade from scratch, a minimum of 14 brownies at least 2x2 insize; brought on a non-returnable plate or container.

1. Traditional Brownies (with or without frost-ing & no other added ingredients

2. Anything Goes Brownies (added ingredients)

TROPHY SPONSORS:GR. CHAMPION CAKE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Froelich FarmsOUTSTANDING MISC. BAKED GOODS . . . . . . . . .

Abbe Lanes RestaurantGR. CHAMPION PIE................In Memory of Maxine WherleyGR. CHAMPION BROWNIES.....Irvs Car Care CenterGR. CHAMPION CUPCAKES.. . .. . Eleanor Landon & FamilyGR. CHAMPION COOKIES . . . . . . ... . . Subway of Abingdon

Premiums and Judging sheets available from5:00 pm until 7:00 pm on Saturday, August 24, 2013.

PREMIUMS ARE TO BE PICKED UP BY CLOSE

OF EVENTS SATURDAY NIGHT



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2012 Baked Goods Buyers

Abingdon Banking Center * J eff & J ulie Emerick *

Abingdon Banty League * J im & Sheryl Skinner

Abingdon Kiwanis * Knox Pet Clinic *

Abingdon Police Dept. * Kyle & Katie Thurman *Abingdon Rotary Larry & J udy Skinner

Abingdon Soccer Larry & J udy Wherley

Bane & Angela Bates Larry & Sherry Lomax

Bill & Luanne Pruett * Lucas Farms & Trucking *

Boone's Tax Lyle Nelson

Boyer's Trucking Ma & Pa Liquors

Charlie Thurman Missing Link Boer Goats

Cynde's Grandkids Onion Cattle Co.

D & W Services * Onion Patch Farm *

Dalton Lumber * Rehn & Skinner *

David Ray Rob & J oy Link

Debbie's Baton & Dance Rob Link Hay Service

Delong Livestock * Simpson Hay Service

Dennis & Connie Chandler Skinner Appraisal

Dennis & J udy Poland * Spoonie's Bar & Grill

Eric Gibson for State's Attorney * Stegall Family

Farmer Girl Boer Goats Steve's ApplianceFrank & Goldie Cameron Swank's Seamless Gutters *

Grand Kid Acres / Tom Wherley * Todd & Mickey Klockenga *

H-P-W * Tompkins State Bank *

In Memory of Mike Marks - Boone'sTax

Wayne & Marilyn Boydstun



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FIGURE 8 & DEMOLITION DERBYRULES & REGULATIONS

Mike Martin (309) 335-2727

1. Off of street stock cars used in both Demo & Figure "8"

DERBY, (NO COMMERCIAL VEHICLES, AMBULANCES,HEARSES, OR LIMOUSINES).2. CHRYSLER IMPERIALS not allowed.3. No extra radiators allowed, any automotive type radiator al-lowed, must remain in stock position.4. Transmission oil coolers are allowed.5. Left door bolted or welded shut, may be welded solid. Musthave bar across left door if competing in FIGURE "8" Derby.6. All doors may be welded, 6" weld with at least a 4" gap thenanother 6" weld (not solid) left driver's door will only be allowed toweld solid. Tailgates on station wagons are not considered a

door, no welds. This door must be open for inspection. You maythen secure tailgate with light chain or double stranded wire.7. All gates, side windows, rear windows, headlights, taillights,reflectors, outside mirrors, and loose chrome must be removed.Windshield optional, if no windshield, driver must wear approvedhelmet with full face shield.8. All cars must have approved seat belts, secured to or aroundthe frame.9. Fans may be removed, batteries may also be moved into thepassenger compartment but must be secured and covered. Onlytwo automotive type batteries allowed.

10. Gas tank inside of car (rear seating compartment) must betightly secured with some type of protective fire wall. Not toexceed more than 5 gallons of gasoline. A marine (Boat) typetank is recommended.11. Roll bars are allowed, not to exceed (4) post type, nor to ex-ceed the drivers compartment. Optional stabilizing bars againstthe rear of drivers seat and front of steering column ONLY.

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12. Absolutely no reinforcement allowed on front or rear of cars.May use four (4) 3/4" bolts outboard of radiator in the hood, andfour (4) 3/4" bolts in the trunk. This is for safety purposes, not tobe construed as reinforcement. You may use No. 9 wiring inplace of bolts, however, no half and half. If you use bolts, nowire, vice versa. You may use light chain or wire on door postsand tailgates of wagons. All bolts and wiring should be done atthe race site due to inspection. Bolts may go through frame.13. Shackles must remain in factory position, no clamps etc.Car must have a minimum 2" suspension travel. On ChryslerCorp cars you will not be allowed to crank up torsion bars. Allcars must have give and bounce. Screw in spring risers andblocks not allowed.14. All drivers must be 16 years of age or older to compete. Drivers 16 & 17will be required to have parent or legal guardian sign a Minor Release Form.NO Exceptions.15. You may enter more than one car, women may compete insame event with men.16. All participants must wear approved regulation type helmet.17. Entry fee is $20.00 for car and driver only. Pit passes are anadditional $20.00 per person.18. Program starts promptly at 7:00 p.m Friday, and 6:00 p.m.on Sunday; Dont be late!19. Flag rules will be explained at the drivers meeting. All driv-ers should be signed in at least one (1) hour prior to event.20. There will be at least 5 events. At least three (3) from eachheat will compete in final, two (2) in Figure "8".21. Must make contact with a moving car (still in the competition)every 60 seconds or be disqualified. Flag on car must bebrought down on all disabled or disqualified cars.22. Must be able to move car in order to win final event. In otherwords, rocking back and forth in one place with engine running.This will not win.23. No car may run in the final event unless qualified to run fromthe heats.24.All drivers and pit crew, in the designated pit area are insured.

Any person(s) caught in the pit area without a pit pass will resultin expulsion from the pits. If a driver, you will be disqualified forthe night and all future events for the year promoted by MIKEMARTIN PROMOTIONS.

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25. Absolutely NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES allowed in the pitarea or anywhere on the Festival grounds.26. Remember, derby officials and/or Abingdon Community Fes-tival Association board member decision(s) are FINAL! If yourenot a good sport, do not enter!27. No tapping stalled cars, or sandbagging. Intentional driversdoor hit will result in disqualification.28. Both front doors must be painted white with large black num-

bers, your choice of 1 to 100. No other writing allowed on thesedoors. Special numbers will be allowed but subject to officialsapproval. NO profanity will be allowed or displayed on any partof the car. Cars with numbers not painted black will be acceptedif they are large and legible. Numbers will be assigned at thetime of registration.29. Must have two (2) 8" 4" in diameter on each side of carbure-tor.30. All tires must be approved. Tire not to exceed 16.5 in size.Liquid filled tires permitted.31. In the final event (last 3 cars) If any team work occurs, third

place will be paid second place money, second place will moveto third or fourth. This will be decided by the Track Official (nodriver, pitman or car owner).32. A final inspection will be made on feature winners after theevent. Decision is Final!33. If windshield is removed, must have safety bar or chain in-stalled to keep hood from entering opening.34. All Figure 8/Demolition Derby entrants must accompany theircar and drive it into the festival grounds or they will be subject tothe $8 gate fee.



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RENTAL RATESABINGDON COMMUNITY FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION

The following rental rates are effective May 1, 2012 Anyperson and/or organization wishing to rent the festivalgrounds and/or building will obtain a lease form and attenda festival meeting with a signed lease and deposit to

complete the negotiations.Rental Rates

Space for EatingStands

Merchant DisplaySpace

Winter Storage

Rates

* $200 deposit will be made in advance to the President attime rental is finalized and refunded after the grounds are insatisfactory clean condition.* Grounds only $200 all day and evening, $300 for twodays, $50 per day thereafter plus $200 deposit for cleanup.* Deposit will be returned after all estimates have beenpaid.* Electricity, water, and trash removal are not included inrental and will be billed separately after the event.* A certificate of insurance showing amounts of liabilitycoverage for the specific days of rental will be given to the

Festival before on grounds or building rental.* Horses will not be allowed in any buildings at any time.* Weather will be the determining factor if water and rest-rooms are operative.

* $300 for the Entire Festival.* $50.00 per day for each day during special events.* On afternoons and/or evenings when admission ischarged all people working in the eating stands and/orlocal amusement concessions will pay the regular gateadmission.* A concession stands will not be allowed in the metal Mer-

chants Building.* No alcoholic beverages will be allowed at any event heldat the festival grounds.

* $40.00 per space. Advance payment when space isrented to ensure guarantee of space. Extra help will payregular admission when admission events are scheduled.* There is to be no offensive material displayed or sold inthe Merchants Building. It will be left up to the discretion ofthe building committee and Festival Officers.* Outside space is $20.00.

* under 20 feet long $125 * over 20 feet long $175



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THANK YOU!We, the Abingdon Festival Association,

wish to express our thanks to all of the

advertisers, donators, workers and

any other supporters of the Festival.

Your interest and continuing support

has earned the Festival

an excellent reputation in the area,

that we can all be proud of.

Come and enjoy YOUR fair this year!

ABINGDONCOMMUNITY

FESTIVAL

ASSOCIATION



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BIG THANKS

goes t oChuck Bat son

for t he w onderful

upkeep on t hefairgrounds!



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BLUEBELL TOWERBlue bell Tower offers spacious one-bedroom air-conditioned apart-ments for retired or working singles or couples, low subsidized rents

and an affordable security deposit. Here you will enjoy:

*On-sit e laundry facil i ty *Heat and Water included in rent *24-hr

fri endly and courteous maint enance *A l arge community room w it h

computers & 42 pl asma TV *A l ovely gazebo, wr ought ir on fencing &

w ell -maintai ned grounds

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS!

Call us for an application or stop by for a tour.Bluebell Tower is a development of the Knox County Housing Au-

thority and an Equal Opportunity Housing Provider.

Aff ordable, carefree, & secure li vi ng in a small tow n atm osphere.

300 N Jefferson St.Abingdon, IL 61410

Phone/Fax: (309) 462-5220

www.knoxhousing.org

J OIN 4 -H..IT S FUN!

Tabitha Beardsley

Joy LinkLEADERS

DELONG LIVESTOCK

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Skeeters100 S Main St

Abingdon(309) 462-9380

Wet Your Stinger AtSkeeters

COMPLIMENTSOF

ABINGDON

POTTERYCOLLECTORS

CLUB

For membership contact:

Elaine Westover

(309)462-3267

Compliments

of

CLUB 41Restaurant and TavernCELEBRATING OVER

50 YEARSOFFINE FOOD and DRINKS

PHONE: 465-32931/2 Mile South of Junction 116 & 41 on Route 41

ST. AUGUSTINE, ILLINOIS



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Market Line 1-800-225-CORN (2676)www.gavilon.com

Abingdon Kiwanis ClubMississippi Valley Blood Drive

MS/HS High Honor Banquets

Share Your Heart Christmas

Support Girl Scouts

Zimmer Reading Program

Abingdon Zimmer

Foundation Scholarship

Howard Davis Citizenship Award

Hale/Josefson Agriculture Scholarship

Rev. Don Hogan Scholarship

Dr. John Bowman Scholarship

Winter Sports Banquet

Spaghetti Suppers

Scholastic Bowl

Halloween Party

Easter Egg Hunt

Baby Talk

Key Club Sponsor

B.U.G.S. Program

Fine Arts Banquet

HS Bowling Teams

Gavilon Grain is proud to bein the community and support the

Abingdon Community Festival!

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Compliments of

LACKYMONUMENTS

149 W. Main

Galesburg, ILPh. 1-800-245-2259

1832 W. JacksonMacomb, IL

Ph. 1-800-828-2938

HARV & SHARON PONDERJON, CHAD & DREW

Owners

Best Wishes

Keith & Jody

Amanda

Douglass

Gina & Adam

Martin

VAN M. ADKISSONAUCTIONEER

VAN ADKISSONAUCTION SERVICE

290 WEST RAILROAD ST.ROSEVILLE, IL 61473-0326PH. (309) 426-2000MOBILE (309) 337-1761

[email protected]

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www.raritanstatebank.com

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We are proud to providequality products and

services for yourfarming needs.

Locally owned and controlledby the farmers we serve.



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Compliments Of

Hinchliff-Pearson-West

Funeral Directors& Cremation Services

206 N. WashingtonAbingdon, IL(309) 462-2325

1070 W. FremontGalesburg, IL(309) 343-2101

Compliments of

LOMAXFarms

Larry & SherryLomax

Kyle, Katie,Charlie Thurman

Todd, Mickey,Dylan & Tanner

Klockenga

BATESDUROCS

Bill & SusieBrian & Jenn

462-2992



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Join us on thesecond Sunday of each

month. Contact D.Meadows or

J/J Emerick.

Charm Center Beauty Salon108 E Meek St * Abingdon, Illinois 61410

(309) 462-2229

Diana ThurmanHaircuts*Perms*Color

Ben Forney, Agent507 N. Monroe Street, Suite 1Abingdon, IL 61410-1285Bus: [email protected]

Compliments of

Brad Derry

Specializing in the

Repair & Service of:

Autos Trucks Trailers Tractors

114 S. MainAbingdon

309-337-6975



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See

LOREN WEST

at

(309) 344-2727

Good Luck To The 57th Abingdon

Community Festival!



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Todd Thomas

115 E. Meek Phone: 309/368-9329Abingdon, IL 61410 Office: 309/[email protected] FAX: 309/462-2546

LYNNBOWMAN

INSURANCE

PHONE(309) 483-8202

2691 KNOX HIGHWAY 3ONEIDA, IL 61467



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Wishes all exhibitors thebest of luck!

COMP

LIMEN

TS

OF

SOUTHARDS** Laser 4000 Automatic **

** Spot Free Rinse ** Vacuums **** Self Serve Bays ** Outside Truck Bay **

Compliments Of

AVON-ROSEVILLE

VETERINARYSERVICE, P.C.

V. Rudy Corman IID.V.M.

& Associates

Phone426-2121

800-874-4275

Abingdon FFA AlumniAssociation

For more information on membership,Contact:

Jeremy Derry 309-337-6992



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Complimentsof

KENNY BROWN

Indian Point TownshipRoad Commissioner

Best Wishes to All Participants



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Compliments of

DALTONS LUMBERCorky, Sherry, Brad, Darrin & Jason

Logan, Courtney, Hannah,

Lexi, Carlee

St. Augustine, IL

465-3791

TOWN & COUNTRY Family Restaurant

HOURS:Mon - Sat 5:30 am to 9:00pm

Sun 6:00am to 2:00pm

Daily Specials Breakfast Served Anytime

Carryouts Welcome Phone: 462-3639

Good Luckfrom

Olinger Farms

Cindy SieverInternational Board Certified Lactation Consultant

Support for successful breastfeeding

Fees based on income

PHONE: 309-335-2631



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CLASSIC ACCENTS

Trophies-Medals-Ribbons-Plaques-Glass Etching-AcrylicsCustom Work

Commercial WorkName Tags

1894 Newcomer Dr Galesburg309-342-1547

GOOD LUCK!

Abingdon Mini Storage

Dave & Linda RyanGary & Janet Greenlief

Compliments

of



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HARMON & HARMONINSURANCE AGENCY, INC.

AUTO

HOME

FARMCOMMERCIALMOTORCYCLE

BUSINESSFINANCIALPLANNING

UNIVERSAL & TERM LIFE INSURANCE

GROUP & INDIVIDUAL HEALTHIRASTAX DEFERRED ANNUITIES

MUTUAL FUNDSSTOCKS*, BONDS*, OPTIONS*REAL ESTATE & OIL LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS

SID HARMONJAY STEPHENS MARK McCURRY GARY ASHLEY

200 WESTERN AVE., ABINGDONPhone (309) 462-2305

Toll Free 1-888-720-9239*Cleared through FFP Securities Inc., Chesterfield, MO.

Complimentsof

Mike and Barb Link

Best Wishes to All Participants



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HENDRICKS Pump Service, Inc1990 Baird Ave., GALESBURG

DEEP & SHALLOW WELL PUMPS-Complete Water Systems -Pump Rig, Trencher & Backhoe-

-Livestock Waterers -Water Softners & Filters--Licensed Pump Installers-

-Sales & Service (All makes/models pumps)-

ANDY HENDRICKS 342-2817

HIELTRAILER SALES

Wilson A luminum * T itan * A luma

Haulmark * Doolittle

Rt. 41 South, Prairie City, IL

(309) 775- 3333

Norine K. Hammond

94th

District State Representative331 N. Lafayette St. Macomb, IL 61455(309) [email protected]

Best Wishes for a

Successful Fair!



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Huston Veterinary Services

500 State Highway 116P.O. Box 595Rosevil le, IL 61473Ph 309 426-2419 or 888 699-0189Fax 309 426-2559e-mail [email protected]

Congratulations on Another

Successfu l Year!

The Rob Link Family*Commercial Cattle

*Boer Goats

Rob Joy Evan Jack

Delong, IL

Raymond Huston, DVM & Lucas Deverell, DVM



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Compl imentsof

Tom WherleyCedar Township Road Commissioner

Nick, J en & Grace

Mike, Angie,Cheyanne, Camryn, & Carly

D & W Trash ServiceServicing Residential and Commercial

Jeremy Derry309-337-6992

Rob Watkins

309-368-0080

Southwestern 4-H ClubBEST OF LUCK TO ALL

PARTICIPANTSAT THE

2013 ABINGDON FESTIVAL



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BUSHNELL VETERINARY SERVICE

Allen K. Barclay, D.V.MJ. David Huston, D.V.M.Shawn N. McKim, D.V.M.Terry A. Grandt, D.V.M.

P.O. Box 305Junction Routes 9 & 41 * Bushnell, Illinois 61422

Fax: (309) 772-2016E-Mail:[email protected]

Telephone: (309) 772-2411(800) 671-9493

Office Hours By

Appointment Only



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As a Full Service Law Firmwe specialize in: Personal Injury Divorce and Family Law Business Law Agricultural Law

Real Estate Law Workers Compensation Civil Litigation

Attorneys John Rehn & Jim Skinner

CALL FOR YOUR FREECONSULTATION!

309-343-3600TOLL FREE 800-440-3814www.rehnandskinner.com

5 EAST SIMMONS STREETGALESBURG, IL 61401

REHN & SKINNER, L.L.Cwishes the Abingdon community

a successful 2013 festival!

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LA ROMA PIZZA

207 S. MainAbingdon

Compliments of

BRACKEN

BUSY BEES4-H CLUB -- ABINGDON

LEADERS:Jeanne Wiskirchen

Ronda Brooks

Complimentsof

Mr. & Mrs.Frank Cameron

and FamilyAbingdon, Ill inois

KELLY TEMPLETON

CHEESMANCIRCUIT CLERK

Paid for by Kno x County Friends for Kelly Cheesman.


KNOX PET CLINIC


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658 W Main StGalesburg, IL 61401Phone: (309)343-6156

105 Public Square

Knoxville, IL 61448Phone: (309)289-6697

KNOX PET CLINICBrian K. Siever, D.V.M.

COMPLIMENTS OF

ABINGDONROTARY

CLUB SERVICE ABOVE SELF

6:15 P.M. Wednesday

Abbe Lanes Restaurant

Fireworks Display SupportVolleyball BanquetAbingdon Lay CouncilRotary Park and PavilionAbingdon Street SignsSpring Sports Recognition MealAbingdon Food PantryMississippi Valley Blood Drive

Football/Cheerleader BanquetEigth Grade BanquetHigh School Senior ScholarshipsFarmers NightChicken & Pig Scramble

-Abingdon Comm. FestivalNew Horizons Support

When you support our food

stand-Thanks!

COMPL I MEN T S

O F

DOC FENGEL TIRES109 N. Monroe

Abingdon, IL

Ph. 462-5737



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FOR ALL YOURMEMORIAL NEEDS

YOUR SATISFACTIONIS GUARANTEED

Superior Quality & SelectionAt A Reasonable Cost

CITY LIMITS, WEST MAINST.

GALESBURG, ILPHONE 342-6512

BOONESTax & Bookkeeping

Service

200 S. Western, Suite 1Abingdon, IL 61410

(Harmon Insurance Bldg.)Phone 462-2892

GAIL, PEG,

CEE, & KELLY

Compliments of

LARRYMURK

382 STATE ROUTE 116ST. AUGUSTINE, IL

61474

(309) 221-4431

COMPLIMENTS OF

W. E.SWEDE

BORG

BULLDOZING FORHIRE

LONDON MILLS

PHONE309-486-3537CELL 309-221-4221



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Brett, Shelley, Kali & Olivia Postin

POSTINSPIT STOP, Inc.Automotive Parts & Repairs

200 W. WoodsAvon, IL 61415 (309)465-STOP

Hours 8-5 M-F (7867)

THANK YOUFor 49 years of

Business

AndTrust.

George, Mike,Jim, John

Inness

1693 State Hwy 164

Galesburg, IL 61401

Office 309-342-1251Toll 800-475-0276

Jeff Herr, Pres.Ron Ward

Tim McVeyRoger Thurman



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DAN

BOYERAUCTIONEER

Complete Auction

ServiceAntique

HouseholdReal Estate

Farm

Clerk & Cashier

London Mills, IL 61544Phone 309-245-2293

Compliments Of

CAMERONGRAIN

CORP.

Grain Storage & DryingFertilizer

PHONE 563-9612

Cameron, Illinoi s

BEST WISHESfrom

Mr. & Mrs.Keith Underwood & Family

MycogenPlant Sciences

Bringing You Agricultures FutureSM


S i A i lt & I d t ith P li d S i t G t P i


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Have A Fun And Safe Festival

Dennis Ruff Betty M. Shaw

PREMIUM SEED, INC.Employee Owned Company

Hybrid Seed CornSeed Beans

Serving Agriculture & Industry with Personalized Service at Great Prices

ELECTRO-MECHANICALRESOURCES, INC.

103 W. Martin, Abingdon, IL 61410(309)462-3200

AC & DC Motor Repair, Rewind and Sales, Welder, Pump,Gearbox and Hoist Repair, Dynamic Balancing, Generator Repair

Our Expertise - Your Best Resource

Ronald E. LaDuke, ARARealtor - Accredited Rural Appraiser

101 E. Ontario RoadP.O. Box 444

Oneida, Illinois 61467(309) 483-3251

www.ronladuke.com [email protected]

1028 130th StPO Box 218Berwick, IL 61417

Ph (800)345-7798(309)462-2396

Fax (309)462-3044

Carol Gipson

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GOOD LUCKFrom

The Residents And Staff At

Care Center Of Abingdon309-462-2356

www.carecenterofabingdon.com


McDermet Excavating
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Blades & Shades

Hair Salon

808 Fearing Ave. Abingdon, IL 61410309-462-2175

A fu ll serv ice salon

for men and w omenCall for an appoint ment t oday

Tuesday-SaturdayJaimy Slagel

McDermet Excavating884 Knox Road 800 N

Gilson, IL 61436309-875-3597



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ABINGDON/AVONELECTRICSERVICE

309-462-3393

Stoerzbach Law Office P.C.

Daniel B. Stoerzbach - Attorney

[email protected]

Hawthorne Business Center2101 Windish DriveGalesburg, IL 61410

309-343-5010Fax: [email protected]

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ABINGDON BUSINESS SOLUTIONS LLC


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John DeJaynes ~ Jane Taber

Good Luck Fair ExhibitorsFrom

The Pruett FamilyBill & LuAnn Jason & Andrea

Shelby

Jeremy & Kelli Troy & Mandi

Allie, Andrew, & Alex Paige, Dylan & Drake

115 East Meek Street

Ab ingdon, IL 61410

Phone 309-462-1350Fax 309-462-2546

WALK-INSWELCOME!

ABINGDON BUSINESS SOLUTIONS, LLC

Bookkeep ing and Tax Serv ic es

115 East Meek StreetAbingdon, IL 61410

Phone 309-462-1350

Fax 309-462-2546

OFFICE HOURS:MondayFriday

9am5pm

WALK-INSWELCOME!

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Abingdon Banking Center................44Abingdon Business Solutions...........70Abingdon FFA Alumni Assoc..50Abingdon Kiwanis.................... ........42Abingdon Mini Storage....................53Abingdon Motor Parts....................IBCAbingdon Pottery Collectors Club.41Abingdon Rotary Club .....................61Abingdon Salvage.............................47Adkisson, Van - Auctioneer..............43Abingdon/AvonElectric Service.................................68Avon/Roseville Veterinary Clinic.50

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Bates Durocs.....................................46Blades & Shades Hair Salon.67Bluebell Towers................................40Boones Tax & Bookkeeping62Borg, W.E. Swede...........................62Bowman, Lynn..................................49Boyer, Dan - Auctioneer...................64Bracken Busy Bees................... ........60Bradshaws Repair Service...............67Brown, Kenny...................................51

Bushnell Vet Service................. ........58Butler, Dr. Tim..................................58

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Cameron Grain Corp....................... ...64Cameron, Mr. & Mrs. Frank..............60Care Center of Abingdon...................66Charm Center Beauty Salon..47Cheesman, Kelly Templeton -Knox County Circuit Clerk................60Classic Accents..................................53Club 41...............................................41

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Dalton Lumber Construction Inc.......52D and W Services......57Day, Bill & Sheila............................IFCDerry, Brad ...47Delong Livestock 4-H Club...............40Douglass, Keith..................................43

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EMR, Inc............................................65



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1st Farm Credit Services....69FM 95/WAAG...................................48Fengel, Doc Tires ..............................61

Freidrichs Stump Grind..3Froelich, Scott & Barbara FC

G

Gavilon .................... ..... 42

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Hammond, NorineState Representative................. ........55

Harmon Insurance 54

Harvey Bros. Electric.................... .....53HELP Industrial Services............. ......49Hendricks Pump Service Inc............55Herr Petroleum...................................63Hiel Trailer Sales...............................55Hi-Lo................................................IFCHinchliff-Pearson-West

Funeral Directors..............................46Hopkins Farms...................................58Huston VeterinaryServices..............................................56

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Inness, George 63Inness R & R.....................................68

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Knox Pet Clinic.61

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Lacky Monuments....................... ......43LaDuke Real Estate & Appraisal......65LaRoma Pizza...................................60Larry Lomax Fencing.IBCLink Trucking.....................................3

Link, Mike & Barb............................54Link Family, Rob...............................56Lomax Farms.....................................46Lucas Farms & Trucking..................74

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Ma & Pa Liquors..............................FCMcDermet Excavating......................67McFall Monument............................62Murk, Larry .....................................62



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Olinger Farms.....................................52

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Neff Co............................... ................50

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Postins Pit Stop.................................63Precision Mechanics..51Premium Seed Inc..65Pruett Family.70

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Rehn & Skinner LLC.........................59

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Sanford Family...................................53Siever, Cindy IBCLC.52Skeeters.............................................41Southards Car Wash................... ........50Southwestern 4-H Club................. .....57State Farm..........................................47Steves Appliance...............................40Stoerzbach Law Office P.C68

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Tompkins State Bank.......................BCTown & Country Restaurant.............52

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Underwood, Mr. & Mrs. Keith.........64

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Vancil Locker Service................ .......56

WWest Central FS, Inc. 45West, Loren.......................................48Wherley, Tom...................................57Willing Workers 4-H Club...............47



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Lucas Farms

& Trucking

Grain, Fertilizer, and Construction

Materials

John & Angi Lucas, OwnersPhone numbers:

(309) 462-3889

(309) 368-4711

(309) 368-7279



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LARRYS ELECTRICFENCE SUPPLY

Hi Tensile Fencing Supplies

448 Knox Road 550EAbingdon, IL 61410

(309) 462-2376(309) 337-8362

[email protected]

Dealer for Gallagher Power Fencing Supplies



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