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Supplement to The PostTuesday, July 15, 2014

- 2014 Nodaway County Fair Tab, Supplement to The Post, Tuesday, July 15, 2014

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Triple country line-up set for main stageBy DALTON VITTStaff writer

Country music will be the favored genre at this year’s Nodaway County Fair, with Maryville native Mitch Gallagher re-turning to perform for a hometown crowd along with fellow Show-Me Staters and budding Nashville stars Rickie Lee Tan-ner and Josey Milner later in the week.

The 2014 fair carries the theme “Fai-radise by the Carnival Lights” and begins with the traditional round of youth live-stock shows July 15-17 at the Community Building arena just north of Northwest Missouri Regional Airport.

The midway, along with other attrac-tions and events on the courthouse square, will open Thursday, July 17, and continue through Saturday, July 19.

Gallagher will perform on the main stage downtown at 8 p.m. July 17. The country crooner’s tunes, which include his second EP, “Where the Heart Is,” have climbed as high as No. 41 on the iTunes Top 200 Country Albums chart.

Other events planned for the fair this year include the Little Mr. and Miss Nod-away County competition at 6 p.m. July 17, which will be followed by the Nod-away County Queen Contest at 7 p.m.

Also returning to the courthouse square stage this year at 8 p.m. Friday, July 18, is the Texaco Country Show-down, billed as the “largest and longest-running country music talent search” in the United States.

The fair edition of the event is one of five Showdown contests taking place in northern Missouri this year.

Opening act Milner and headliner Tanner take the stage Saturday night.

Missouri-born Milner, whose show is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m., is known for her single “Not Pretty Enough” and earned a 2013 Independent Country Music Award nomination for Promising Young Artist.

Tanner, from Belton, has two studio albums to his credit, including 2013’s “This Here.” He is scheduled to perform two Saturday shows beginning at 8 p.m. and 9:15 p.m.

A new addition to this year’s fair is “Freddy the Fair Dog,” a Bobby Bearcat-style mascot.

Nodaway County Fair Board members said they’re introducing Freddy in order to give the event a more kid-friendly feel. Freddy will welcome families to the fair, march in the parade and be available for photo opportunities.

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Twenty-five years later, the Von Beh-rens have become respected and beloved pillars of the Maryville community. And it is because of their tireless involvement in various community organizations and pro-grams that they have been selected by the Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors to serve as grand marshals during the 2014 Nodaway County Fair Parade.

“The (Chamber) ambassadors nominate candidates each year, then select the grand marshal from those nominated,” Chamber Executive Director Melanie Smith said.

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Fred said his experience as an assistant manager at the Hy-Vee in Fairfield, Iowa, prior to moving to Albany was a key fac-tor in choosing to move to Maryville.

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The Von Behrens believe in being in-volved in their community, and a magnet they keep on their refrigerator is inscribed with the philosophy they have always lived by. It says: “God gave us two hands: one to help ourselves and one to help oth-

ers.”“We really try to live by that motto,”

Sandi said. “But there are so many people in Maryville who do so much more than we do that we don’t feel like we deserve this honor. At the very least, there should be a lot of people riding in the grand mar-shal car with us.”

Now retired, Fred continues to stay involved in various service clubs and or-ganizations. For her part, Sandi serves as one of Maryville’s biggest cheerlead-ers through her work with the Chamber’s New Resident Program.

“One thing I hear all of the time from people I meet through the New Resident Program is how friendly the people of Maryville truly are,” Sandi said. “Fred and I couldn’t agree more.”

Though committed to service, Fred said that since retirement he has learned to bal-ance volunteerism and family.

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first year of retirement,” Fred said. “That turned into kind of a long year, and I found I didn’t have enough time to spend with my own family. Now I’m involved in the programs that I really enjoy and have fun with.”

Fred is also quick to point out that without Sandi’s support he couldn’t and wouldn’t be nearly as involved as he is.

“If Sandi wasn’t as supportive as she is, I wouldn’t be able to help out as much as I do,” Fred said. “But she’s great about it, and she knows how much I enjoy it. Plus, we get to do a lot of the activities together.”

The Nodaway County Fair Parade be-gins at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, July 19. The new parade route, necessitated by upcom-ing construction work on Fourth Street, begins at Seventh and Walnut streets and proceeds east on Seventh before turning north on North Main.


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New marshals in townFred and Sandi Von Behren have been named grand marshals for the 2014 Nodaway County Fair Parade, which is organized each year by the Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors. The Von Behrens were selected in recognition of their years of service to the Maryville community, including involvement with the Chamber, Rotary Club and their church.

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By TONY BROWNStaff writer

Back in February, in the midst of a snowy, cold northwest Missouri winter, planning for this year’s Nodaway County Fair was already underway.

Braving the elements, a dozen mem-bers of the Nodaway County Fair Board made the long drive to Columbia for the annual Missouri Association of Fairs and Festivals meeting, a gathering that at-tracted representatives from nearly 200

fairs and other public celebrations state-wide.

Brian McPherson, who has been a member of the local fair board since the 1980s, said the convention is a chance for fair organizers from around the state to talk and share ideas while meeting with entertainers, booking agents, food concession owners and carnival opera-tors.

While in Columbia, McPherson said the Nodaway group also participated in a number of seminars, including one about

how to more effectively use the fair’s website as a marketing and information tool.

Another session included a discussion about how to ensure the safety of ani-mals, exhibitors and audience members during youth livestock shows, which in Nodaway County begin a couple of days before the fair and continue through the week at the Community Building just west of town.

“This is a chance for people to see what’s new in the industry and to learn

about things that will make our fairs better,” McPherson said.

One gratifying lesson McPherson said the local group learned was that, in many respects, Nodaway County has got this fair thing figured out.

“That was the best part of the whole deal,” he said. “When we started com-ing to this, nobody knew where Nod-away County was or what it was. But now we have one of the most respected fairs in the state of Missouri. We have things that no other fair has figured out how to do as well as we do.”

One of those things is free admission to the courthouse square, which will serve again as the midway and enter-tainment venue during this year’s fair run Thursday, July 17, through Satur-day, July 19.

The key to keeping much of the fair free of charge, McPherson said, has been loyal sponsorship by local busi-nesses, a luxury festivals in other towns often don’t enjoy to the same extent.

“Everybody can come to and enjoy the fair,” McPherson said, “and except for food and carnival rides it doesn’t cost them anything. That only happens because of the great sponsors we have in Nodaway County. It’s a great big help. Without those guys we wouldn’t be able to do it. In fact, that’s probably the most important part (of the fair’s success).”

In addition to serving on the Nodaway County Fair Board, McPherson has spent 16 years of service as a member and past president of the Missouri Fair Board, where he represented District 1. He stepped down at this year’s meeting but is being replaced by Dr. Vince Shel-by, another Nodaway County resident.

McPherson said that it’s unusual for a single county to have representation at the state level for such an extended span, and said Shelby’s selection speaks well for what the Nodaway fair has been able to accomplish over the past 25 years.

“We’re always hoping for a big-ger and better fair,” said McPherson, adding that Fair Board membership is open-ended, and that anyone who wants to help out is welcome.

“You just have to love the fair,” he said. “It takes that.”

Anyone wishing to join the Nodaway County Fair Board, or help out in other ways, can call Chairman Tom Martin at (660) 582-0689.

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They make it happenPictured are Nodaway County Fair Boar. Front Row -left to right - John Maxwell, Carol Heflin, Steve Mozier, Sarah Graham, 2nd Row - Kathy McPherson, Linda Shelby, Ellyn Fuller, Twyla Martin, Gayla Striplin, Linda Jenkins, Rex Wallace. 3rd Row - Tom Martin, Rick Fuller, Brian McPherson, Vince Shelby, Rob Cain, Teresa Cain, Tonya Wilmes. Not shown, Andy and Keysa Wiederholt, Mike Striplin.

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It’s almost fair time in Nodaway County, and families from Burlington Junction to Guilford are looking forward to the annual parade Saturday, July 19, that will again be hosted by the Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce.

But don’t set up your lawn chair and open your cooler on West Fourth Street, the procession’s traditional route. It won’t be there.

That’s because West Fourth will be a construction site by mid-July as work gets underway on a $2 million paving and streetscape project designed to connect the corridor architecturally with the downtown square, in addition to adding improved pe-destrian access, decorative lighting and sig-nage, and landscaping.

Welcome as those improvement will be, work on the project means that Fourth Street will hardly be an ideal place for a festival come mid-July.

So Chamber officials are moving the pro-

cession north to Seventh Street. The new route, east on West Seventh then north on North Main, will begin at a staging area that takes advantage of the large Northwest Missouri State University parking lots be-hind Roberta Hall.

Chamber Executive Director Melanie Smith noted that there are ample sidewalks along the route to accommodate spectators, and that the parade will pass directly along the western edge of Franklin Park at the corner of Main and Seventh, which should offer a great location for families wishing to view the passing pageantry.

Once headed north on Main, the parade will continue to Eleventh Street, though drivers of big floats and large farm imple-ments may want to keep going as far as Sixteenth Street, which offers wider traffic lanes.

Smith said the Chamber is working to get the word out early regarding the new route in order to avoid confusion. She said the route change is a temporary expedient, and that she expects the parade to return to Fourth Street in 2015.

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New parade routeThis map shows the 2014 Nodaway County Fair Parade route, which will proceed east on West Seventh Street then north on Main. The parade begins at 9:30 a.m. from parking lots 10, 11, 12 and 20 behind Roberta Hall on the campus of North-west Missouri State University.

Fair parade moved to 7th, Main streets

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Area children will have the oppor-tunity to lead the Nodaway County Fair Parade by registering for the children’s parade just be-fore this year’s march begins.

Participants can register for free for the Kids Parade at 9 a.m. Saturday, July 19, in the park-ing lot at the corner of Seventh and Walnut streets. The parade be-gins at 9:30 a.m.

“They don’t have to show up early,” Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce Executive Di-rector Melanie Smith said. “They can just show up and we will make room for them in the parade lineup.”

There isn’t a set age bracket for the Kids Parade, but participants are normally accompanied by a parent during the march, Smith said.

While the regular parade will travel from behind Roberta Hall

on the campus of Northwest Missouri State University

along Seventh Street to Main Street then north to Eleventh Street, the Kids Parade will, for the most part, end at Franklin Park at the

corner of Seventh and Main streets.

“The Kids Parade partici-pants are welcome to do the entire parade, but since they are usually walking or rid-

ing bicycles they don’t do the whole route,” Smith said. “It might be a little long for some of the younger participants.”

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A pancake breakfast will greet early birds on Saturday, July 19, at the Nodaway County Fair.

At 7 a.m. Saturday morning, the Fair Board will host a pancake breakfast at Franklin Park. Free-will donations will be accepted, and anyone with a taste for hotcakes is wel-come. The money raised will go toward the cost of producing the fair.

Chris Cakes is providing the pancakes. Board members will set up, serve and clean up.

During the morning feed, Hapkido stu-dents from Duvall’s Academy of Martial Arts will perform at Franklin Park alongside dancers from A Step Ahead Dance Company.

Performances begin at 8 a.m. A Step Ahead will also perform

downtown at 7:15 p.m. Friday, July 18, following a concert by the Nodaway County Band.

“We have been looking forward to performing at the fair since last year,” A Step Ahead Director Jean Patee-Merrill said. “When we contacted the Fair Board last year, it was too late to be a par-ticipant. That was one of the first things on our list this year was to make sure we made the proper contacts to get on their list.”

The breakfast will be followed by the fair parade, which begins at 9:30 a.m.

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Opportunity to lead parade Area children will be given the opportunity to lead the Nodaway County Fair parade by registering for the Kids Parade at 9 am, Saturday, July 19 in the parking lot at the corner of Seventh and Walnut streets..


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MARYVILLE, Mo. — Talent from across the area will take the stage at the Nodaway County Fair at 8 p.m. Friday, July 18, during the 33rd annual Coun-try Showdown, billed as the “largest and longest-running country music tal-ent search” in the United States.

Area finalists set to perform on the main stage on the courthouse square include Mike Molnar, Burlington Junction; Tammy Downing, Grant City; Joe Avery, California, Mo.; Shel-by Bever, Maryville;

Chance Clement, Skidmore; Codi Nuckolls, Maryville; Cory Cronk, Lin-coln, Neb.; Scott and Nicole, Watson; Drew Miller, Memphis, Mo.; and Tim Clark, Skidmore.

The top performer will win $500 and move on to state-level competition.

Judges for this year’s competition will be Jim Wymore, Roger Mick, and Ben Briley.

Head judge Wymore, who has worked in the music and entertain-ment industry for more than 50 years, is a promoter and manager associated with such acts as Rock N Country and the Jerry Forney Blues Band.

Mick is a veteran bass guitarist who started out with the Gladys He-fner Trio in Maitland and who has also worked with Art Brill and the Honkytonk Heroes. He appeared on the Budweiser stage at the Iowa State

Fair in 1996 and 2004.Special guest judge Briley was a

finalist on American Idol this year, placing 11th overall. He will perform with Nashville recording artist and Maryville native Mitch Gallagher on the main stage Thursday, July 17, the fair’s opening night.

Showdown winners from through-out the state will gather at Mozingo Lake Recreation Park Oct. 11, where the winner will receive $1,000 and advance to regional competition later in the fall.

From there, five regional winners will receive an all-expense paid trip to the national final in Nashville and a shot at a $100,000 grand prize.

Local talent will take the stage at Nodaway County Fair


Just before the Texaco Country Showdown July 18, a local band will perform on the Maryville square to welcome Nodaway Coun-ty Fair-goers.

The Nodaway County Band, comprised of players from throughout the county, will dis-play its collective musicianship for the public at 6:30 p.m. on Friday during the fair.

Amy Haddock, one of the band’s founders, will lead a crew of about 20 musicians who play percussion, brass and woodwind instru-ments. Members of the Nodaway County Band range from middle school students to profes-sors at Northwest Missouri State University.

“I’m hoping for a really good sound,” Had-dock said. “We’ve got this wicked trumpet sec-tion — wicked in a good way. We’ve got some places too that we can improve, but overall, I think it’s really good.”

The band will play tunes ranging from a song by Journey to patriotic standards just af-ter a “Welcome to the Fair” introduction at 6 p.m.

“We’re way excited,” Haddock said. “That’s been the most fun of all, just people excited to get their instruments out of the closet. Some of them haven’t played in years or haven’t had an outlet. Some of us are directors, so we play with our groups, but we’re really excited to do this.”

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MARYVILLE, Mo. — In cooperation with the Krazy Quilters of Maryville, the Nodaway County Fair will host a quilt show and contest July 16-19, in the lower level of the administration building on the northeast corner of the square.

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

The show will include the following categories: machine pieced/hand quilted; machine pieced/machine quilted - twin; machine pieced/machine quilted – full; machine pieced/machine quilted – queen; machine pieced/machine quilted – king; baby quilts; appliquéd quilts/machine or hand quilted; quilts made by youth that are 16 years and younger; small quilts/wall hang-ing; T-shirt or photo quilts and open category.

Those who would like to enter a quilt or quilts in the show should bring them to the administration building between 2 and 6 pm, Wednesday, July 16. A $100 prize will be awarded for the Grand Prize – Judges Choice. A $25 prize will be given for the People’s Choice and all visitors coming to the show will vote on the People’s Choice.

In addition to the show, Bed Turning Programs will be held at 5 pm, Friday, July 18 and at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Saturday, July 19 in the lower level of the adminis-tration building. Quilters are encouraged to bring quilts with a history or antique quilts to be used in the bed turning. Please write a short paragraph about the quilts you bring. These quilts will not be judged.

In addition to the show, there will be a handkerchief display of new, old, antique and unique handkerchiefs. Any handkerchiefs to show should be brought Wednes-

day during registration. These will not be judged.Official rules are as follows: Each quilt to be entered

must have an entry blank securely fastened to the back of the quilt on the upper right hand corner. The entry blank should be fastened with safety pins. Please do not use straight pins; Quilts must be made from 2009 to the present; Each quilt displayed for judging may have or does not have to have a sleeve; Only cotton or cotton blends may be entered. Double knits will not be accept-ed for judging; You or a designated representative must be at the Administration Building between 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. to pick up quilts on Sunday, July 20, 2014; There is no entry fee for submitting a quilt; The building is locked during the hours the show is not open for public viewing. Official hostesses will be on duty during show hours.

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Returning to the Nodaway County Fair this summer, the FBC Prayz Puppet Team celebrates the yuletide season a few months early as they present “Barnyard Bash Christmas in July” in the Fellowship Hall of First Christian Church at 2 p.m. on Saturday, July 19. Featuring gospel and country versions of well known carols and songs sung by a variety of puppets, the show will offer a festive way for families to beat the heat.

This particular program came about as a result of adapting the original “Heavenly Hoedown Barnyard Bash” program for Christmas presentations. Both programs began as an entry in the 2008 Nodaway County Fair Parade. The theme that year was ‘Barnyard Bash’ and First Baptist Church entered a float with the barn stage, as well as a lot of the puppets featured in the show. Parkdale Manor asked the puppet team to present a show for residents in Fall 2008 and “Heavenly Hoedown Barnyard Bash” was developed from the music, barn and puppets featured in the parade. Using the same ‘Barnyard’ theme, “Barnyard Bash Christmas” was originally presented at First Baptist Church, Maryville, and was last seen at the Nodaway County Senior Center on December 25, 2013, as part of “It’s A Real Christmas.”

The FBC Prayz Puppet Team is a ministry of the First Baptist Church, Maryville. It was

founded in 1996 by Naoma and Lisa Smeltzer, a mother and daughter team, who serve as co-directors and puppeteers. The team has participated in Puppetry Festivals in Missouri,

Kansas and Oklahoma; and has presented programs at area churches, church camp, schools, nursing homes, the Nodaway Senior Center and at Beal Park.

“Barnyard Bash Christmas in July” returns to Fair with afternoon show

Group to perform at First Christian Church July 19 at 2 p.m.

A motorcycle show will again be held during the Nodaway County Fair. Registration will take place from 3 to 5 p.m. on Saturday, July 19, with the bikes on display from 5 to 8 p.m. on the east side of the square. Judging ends at 8 p.m.

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

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The Nodaway County Fair will once again feature Open Exhibits to be on display July 17-19 in the Nodaway County Administration Center’s Community Room, 403 North Market, Maryville.

The exhibits will be open for the public to view from 5 - 10 pm on Thursday, July 17, from 10 am - 10 pm on Friday, July 18, and Saturday, July 19.

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

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

All entries will be received in the Community Room of the Nodaway County Administra-tion Center located at the corner of East Fourth Street and North Market from 9 am - 1 pm, Thursday, July 17. Judging will take place at 2 pm on Thursday.

There will be no admittance from 1 - 5 pm during judging and arranging. Youth exhibits for those under 18 will be judged on the merits of each individual entry and not in competition with the 4-H exhibits.

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

All exhibits must be picked up be-tween noon and 4 pm, Sunday, July 20, at the Administration Center.

As a tip, it is recommended to bring address labels to expedite the registration process if there are multiple exhibits from one person.

Categories include: • Needlework-- Crocheted: tablecloths,

doilies, baby items, other; Knitted: baby items, clothing, other; Cross Stitch - Count-ed: tablecloths/runners, wall hangings, cloth-ing, original design items, other; Cross Stitch - Printed; Needlepoint; Tatting; Embroidery - Excluding Clothing: tablecloths, ribbon em-broidery, other; Clothing Construction/Design: adult, children; Decorated Clothing: decorat-ed sweatshirts, decorated T-shirts, decorated vests, other; Pillows: latch hook, knit/crochet,

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

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

• Photography-- Unframed Photos; people, places, animals/birds, things; Albums with Pictures.

• Crafts-- Something New from Some-thing Old: wearable, toys, decorating accents, jewelry, other; Toys: stuffed (animals, etc.), wooden (puzzles, etc.), other (puppets, books, etc.); Wheel Toys: large- original design, large-kit, small-original design, small-kit (models, etc.); Farm Toys: buildings, animals; Doll Houses/Furniture; Dolls; fabric, wood-en, china, character, other; Doll Clothes; Miscellaneous Toys; Plastic Canvas Craft; Wood Crafts: decorator items, (shelf sitter,

flower pot decor, etc.), miniatures, items from kits; Seasonal Items – Holidays/

Seasons: wall items, table items, door hangings, ornaments (any holiday); Seasonal - Holiday Clothing: vests,

sweatshirts, T-shirts, other.• Woodworking-- Carvings: charac-

ters, animals, birds, other; Furniture: orig-inal design (large and small), pattern or kit (large and small), accessories; Wood-working - (From Pattern/Kit): large,

small; Wood Refinishing; Fretwork (Scroll Work): large, small; Intersia: large, small; Miscellaneous Woodcrafts: large, small.

• Foods-- Note: Include recipe. Also, judges will taste foods. Cookies - plate of 4; Bar Cook-ies/Brownies - plate of 4; Candy - 6 pieces, eat-ing size; Breads - Yeast: oven baked, bread ma-chine; Breads - Quick (other); Cakes - to be cut and sampled by judge; Cakes - Decorated on cardboard/styrofoam: wedding, birthday, holi-day, other; Decorated Items – eggs, cupcakes, etc. Note: Not to be sampled. Pies - no crème

pies accepted: two crust, other.• Food Preservation-- Note: Entries must

be canned by recommended methods, includ-ing a two-piece lid. All entries must be sealed. Fruits; Vegetables; Sauces and Juices; Pickles and Relishes; Jellies, Jams and Preserves, Note: No paraffin seals; Meats: cured (hams, etc.), dried (jerky, etc.); Other Methods of Preserv-ing: dried, other.

• Floriculture-- Note: Exhibitor is respon-sible for providing vases, etc. as needed for proper display. Gladiolus; Zinnias; Marigolds; Daisies; Snapdragons; Lilies; Rose - Hybrid Tea,

one bloom; Rose - Other (climbing, floribun-da, miniature); Perennial/Biennial - one

to three stems. List individual entries ac-cording to name of flower; Annuals - one to three stems; List individual entries according to name of flower; Potted Indoor Plant - Green, Foliage: pot-ted Indoor Plant–Flowering, African

violet, other; Hanging Basket - Green, Foliage; Hanging Basket - Flowering; Ar-rangements - Fresh: tall, over 12 inches, low to medium, suitable for centerpiece, one-sided, all around, miniature, not over five inches: Dried Flowers: arrangements, decorative items; Silk Flowers: arrange-

ments, decorative items; Combination of Medi-ums: silk, dried, etc.

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

A “How to Exhibit” guide sheet is being of-fered to possible exhibitors through the Univer-sity of Missouri Extension Office, Maryville.

Open Exhibits to be on display for viewing


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Most town-dwellers think the Nodaway County Fair will begin on Thursday, July 17, when the midway lights go on, the Ferris wheel starts to turn, and country music blares from the main stage on the courthouse square.

But that’s not true. The fair — and for many farm folks across north-

west Missouri, the true heart of the summer cel-ebration — actually begins two days earlier on Tuesday, July 15. That’s when dozens of 4-H and FFA youngsters from Nodaway and other counties across the region begin arriv-ing to display their prized livestock.

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

The opening event is the poultry show with check-in scheduled for 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 15. The poultry show begins at 6 p.m. with rabbits to follow at 6:30.

Livestock exhibits continue July 16 with swine, goats and sheep. Swine check-in runs from 7 a.m. to 8 a.m. followed by the 9 a.m. swine show. Goat check-in runs from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. with the goat show set to follow at 3 p.m. To round out the day, sheep check-in is available from 5 pm. to 6 p.m. with the sheep show starting at 7 p.m.

The final day of the livestock exhibition is July 17. Beef and dairy check-in is set for 8 a.m.-9 a.m., and the beef and dairy show begins at 10 a.m. with

heifers followed by dairy and steers.The annual livestock super begins at 5

p.m., and the sale following an hour later.Entry fees for beef, dairy, goats, sheep and

swine are $5 per head. Poultry fee is $2 per head.

Contestants should note that health certifi-cates will be required by request of the show

veterinarian, as are SMQA/PQA cards. For full show rules and classes, visit www.extension.mis-souri.edu/Nodaway or call the Nodaway County Extension Center at (660) 582-8101.

Inquiries may also be directed to Philip Doty at (816) 803-0094 or Jeremy Lacy at (816) 797-4129.

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A girl and her goatYoungsters from throughout the region will display their chick-ens, rabbits, pigs, goats and beef and dairy cattle in the show ring adjoining the Northwest Missouri Regional Airport begin-ning Tuesday, July 15, at this year’s Nodaway County Fair.

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MARYVILLE, Mo. — The Nodaway County Fair will be hosting a “Meet and Greet” with country acts Mitch Gallagher

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