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WELCOME TO OUR 18th ANNUAL MADISON COUNTY FAIR The Madison County Fair Association would like to invite you to our 18th annual event on October 4th and 5th. Our theme this year is Come Grow with Us, as we have been working on many exciting educational and fun activities to grow our fair and strengthen our community.

The purpose of the Madison County Fair is to promote the importance of our region’s strong family farming heritage, traditions, and culture by providing a community event that imparts a deeper understanding and appreciation of farming and the vastly important role it serves in our daily lives, in the economy of our county, state, and country, and ultimately, the strength of our nation.

The fair provides a family friendly setting for our community to learn about agriculture business, and leadership through workshops, presentations, demonstrations, competitions, and recognition for accomplishments.

Fredericktown favorite, Shannon Cox will be kicking off the Madison County Fair on Friday evening with bluegrass, country, southern rock, and gospel music while families enjoy a meal together with friends. After our Ice Cream and Pie Social, the fair will host an exciting opening ceremony with formation riders followed by our farming families, church leaders, business leaders, community leaders, veterans, and future leaders, which we will honor after a local vocalist sings the National Anthem and the audience joins together to sing Proud to be An American.

Since families and farming forge the foundation of all civilizations, the fair will be featuring Sermon on the Mount Lessons of Life and Leadership from the Language of the Horse. Nationally renowned, professional horse trainer, business excecutive, pastor, and certified youth and family counselor, Dr. Lew Sterrett, will use horses to demonstrate real life issues, simple solutions, and application for daily living as he encourages and challenges attendees to greater excellence in life.

Saturday’s events include two different presentations by Dr. Sterrett; a Fire and Smoke Barbecue Cook Off; classes on bee and honey production; creating a symbiotic, synergistic, production model for meat chickens and organic produce; increasing the health of pastures, size of herd, and profit through rotational grazing; the design and function of horses and cattle; fossils, rocks and minerals of Missouri; a livestock, poultry, water fowl, and rabbit showcase; agricultural products showcase; a horse show; truck and tractor pull; a treasure hunt; future farmers baby parade, kiddie tractor pull, Mr. and Mrs. Madison County; greased pig contest; music; and a barn dance. Throughout the day, demonstrations will be going on for roping cattle; woodcarving; blacksmithing; shoeing horses, and making soap. For more information please visit our website www.MadisonCountyFairMO.com or contact us at MadisonFairMO@yahoo.com.

The Madison County Fair Association is deeply grateful to all our sponsors, speakers demonstrators, performers, volunteers, and to all of you for supporting this extraordinary fun family friendly event!

President Dave Ward; Vice President JC Shetley; Secretary Sonia Summers; Treasurer Sandy Dismuke; Livestock Showcase and Competition Donna Kranjec Poultry,Water Fowl, and Rabbit Showcase and Competition Joyce Rehkop; Horse Show Lynn Rhodes; Truck and Tractor Pull Chris and Jenn McClanahand; Vendors Irene Settle; and Education, Entertainment, and Media Candy, Sonia, Jedidiah and Josiah Summers.

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18th ANNUAL MADISON COUNTY FAIR

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FOOD

• Leslie Obenlaus…Embroidery • Gerrie Rolens…Breads, Jelly, Candy, Rugs • Don Cartree…Woodcarver • Mike Braon…Self defense items • Ozark Regional Libary…Info • Sharon McAllister…Papparazzi • Irene & Debbie Settle…Grab bags, Duck Pond, signs, Vintage items with different things painted on them.

• Elizabeth Grill…Nails w/Elizabeth • Amy Sanders…Pink Zebra • Forever Paws & Claws…Info on adopting animals • Mary Settle…Goat milk soap • Tammy Brown…Chalk Couture • Lost Valley Lake Resort…Info on Resort • JM Designs…Prepackaged Cookies, Knit Headbands, Hats, Scarves

Bruna grew up in the south Brazil,raised on her Grandparent farm. She loved assisting her Aunt with preparing home cooked meals for the family when they had a gathering. Being the daughter, she was encouraged to explore her creativity whenever possible. Making candy for her family and friends became one her ways to express her imagination.

After moving to the US, she continued to making the delicious Brazilian food and candy. She decided a Brazilian food business would be a great opportunity for her. Now she loves having the ability to see the happiness in peoples faces when they open her custom gift boxes and see the beautiful table of food and candy when she caters events. The food truck provides the opportunity to introduce a larger audience to her delicious food.

• Doce de Almeida…Brazilian Food

• Mario’s Pizza…Pizza

Mario has been selling pizza for over 50 years. All made fresh per order.

• R& L Concessions…Funnel Cakes, Deep Fried Oreo • Huber Kettle Corn LLC…Kettle Popcorn

We have been in the business for 5 years, We always enjoy doing the Azalea Festival as well as the County Fair. We live here in Fredericktown.

• Mad Hot Doggers…Hot dogs

Mad Dog’s has been in business since 2004. We serve all meat hot dogs and make affordable lunch or dinner for families.

We offer 2 hot dogs, bag of chips and soda for $ 5.00

• ELKS Lodge…Pulled pork, Hot Dog, Hamburgs, Soda • Enasmo Dizon…Shi Ka Bobs, Egg Rolls, Fried Rice

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Heritage Arrows-A family owned and operated business that provides quality embroidery products. We offer customized digitizing, embroidered shirts and caps, monograms and much more!

Missouri Association of Creation (MAC)-exists to promote Special Creation by God as the best, most reasonable and true explanation of the origin of life and the world we live in, to defend that position against the proponents of the General Theory of Evolution, and to equip those who are like-minded to be able to explain and defend their beliefs and positions through a careful examination of available scientific evidence, fundamental laws of nature, and the evidence from Scripture.

Summers Family Farms LLC-A multigenerational family owned and operated business that provides 100% Grass Fed Beef, Non-GMO Heritage Berkshire Pork, Pasture Raised Lamb, Raw Milk/Cream, A2 Milk/Cream, Heifers, Bulls, Honey, Maple Syrup, and Custom Cut Lumber.

You May Prosper and Be in Good Health-Devoted to helping families attain optimal health and financial security through the biblical tools God provides for wellness, purpose, abundance, and generational wealth.

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18th ANNUAL MADISON COUNTY FAIR All the Places and People We Love Photography Competition Hoping to capture all the places and people we love in Madison County the Fair will be hosting Photography Competition on October 4h. All photographs must be submitted at the Family and Environmental Sciences (FES) tent in Wanda Park on Friday between 3:00 pm and 6:00 pm.

The competition is open to all ages. First, Second, and Third place winners will receive prizes and ribbons. To request more information and the official guidelines, please contact us at MadisonFairMO@yahoo.com

All the Places and People We Love Essay Contest

Hoping to capture the places and people we love the Fair is hosting an essay contest for ages 12 and up. Each contestant should compose an original essay of 700 words or less describing a place or person they love in Madison County. All submissions must be emailed to MadisonFairMO@yahoo.com

by September 20th as an attachment. Essays submitted in the body of the email will be disqualified.

Be sure to include your full name in the body of the email. To participate, contestants must grant permission to have their essay appear in the Democrat News and on the Fair website. Winners in each category, ages 12-15 and 16 and up will receive ribbons and cash prizes, along with recognition in the FES tent at the Fair, the Democrat News, and on the Madison County Fair’s website.

Mr. & Mrs. Madison County Contest

Hosted by Donna Kranjec Sponsored by Madison County Fair-Azalea Park Pavilion Send to: MadisonFairMo@yahoo.com

Children that collect the most canned goods for the food bank are crowned Mr. & Mrs. Madison County. All 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students are welcome to participate. There is no entry fee.

The rules are simple. The two children, one boy and one girl, who donate the most food by weight will be crowned. All the food will be donated to the local food pantries. All food must be nonperishable and not expired. No institutional size cans or water accepted. No glass. Weigh in is on Friday Oct 4th at 3:30pm at Madison County Farm supply. The student must also be at the Fair on Sat October 5th.

The coronation of Mr. and Mrs. Madison County will be held on Saturday from 12:00 to 12:30 at the JC Stage in Azalea Park.

Child’s name__________________________ Grade___________Age_______ Parent/guardians name____________________________________________ Address________________________________________________________ Email____________________________Phone number___________________

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18th ANNUAL MADISON COUNTY FAIR -SCHEDULE OF EVENTSFRIDAY, OCTOBER 4TH

EDUCATION DAY: 9 am-2 pm…the Madison County Fair Board will hold Education Day to inspire future generations. The fair will have 5-7 stations including: Missouri Conservation, Ag on the Move, Missouri Bee Association, 4H, MAC, and the Fishin Hole. Open for Pre School through 2nd grade. For more information call Lynn Rhodes at 573-783-9948.

4:00 pm: Vendors Open: Irene Settle, Azaleca Park…Irene Settle travels to festivals all over Missouri to procure vendors for the Fair. Irene Settle has been involved with the Fair for many уears.

3:00 pm-6:00 pm: Project Entries Accepted at the Family & Environmental Sciences (FES) tent next to Poultry Tent Wanda Park…Baked Goods, Canned Goods, Produce, Field Crops Textiles,Stitchery, Fiber Arts, and General Crafts. Sponsored by Madison County Extension Council 4:00 pm-6:00 pm: Dinner Azalea Park Pavilion…Enjoy dinner from our food vendors with friends as you sit under the pavilion listening to music by Shannon Cox. 4:30 pm-6:30 pm: Bluegrass, Country, Southern Rock, and Gospel-Shannon Cox: Azalea Park JC Stage…

Fredericktown favorite, Shannon Cox will be kicking off the Madison County Fair with bluegrass, country, southern rock, and gospel guitar music. Born and raised in in Fredericktown, Shannon is the son of Howard and Jewel Cox who played guitar at bluegrass and gospel concerts. Performing on stage for the first time at age 12, Shannon attributes his musical success to his parents who inspired, encouraged, and instructed him.

As a member of the Cedar Hill Bluegrass band, he performed in England, Ireland, Wales, and the Grand Old Opry, where he played alongside popular artists such as Vince Gill, Mike Snider, Ray Pillow, Mandy Barnett, Riders in the Sky, and Bobby Osborne and the Rocky Top X-Press. He and his band cut an album entitled Miss Dixie, Tom T, and Me which is now on CD. As member of the Black Diamond Band for six years, he has opened up alongside artists such as Chris Jansen, Matt Kennon, Daryl Singletary, Blake Shelton, Daryl Worley and others. www.facebook.com/Cox73; www.facebook.com/The-Black-Diamond-Band-427654337275560/ 5:00 pm-6:00 pm: Old Fashioned Ice Cream & Pie Social. Ice cream Provided by County Mart. Pies provided

by Higdon Christian Church Ladies Azalea Park Pavilion…Many fresh homemade pie varieties to choose from made by the ladies at Higdon Christian Church. Ice cream provided by Country Mart. $5 per person. All monies support the Fair.

6:00 pm-6:30 pm: Formation Riders and Processional participants for Opening Ceremony…Farmers, Church Leaders,Civil Leaders, Veterans, and Business Owners Line Up-Horse Arena 6:30 pm-7:00 pm: Opening Ceremony-Horse Arena…Formation Riders, Procession of Farming Families, Church Leaders, Civil Leaders, Veterans, and Businesses; National Anthem Barbara Huffman; Proud to be An American Audience Participation; Honoring Farming Families, Church Leaders, Civil Leaders, Veterans, and Businesses.

7:00 pm-8:30 pm: Sermon on the Mount Lessons of Life and Leadership from the Language of the Horse: Freedom to Excel-Capture the Heart of the Next Generation-A Live Demonstration of a horse’s first ride! Dr. Lew Sterrett-Horse Arena…Excellence must always be built upon a solid foundation. Observe the construction

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18th ANNUAL MADISON COUNTY FAIR -SCHEDULE OF EVENTSof this foundation as an unridden horse is saddled and ridden for the first time. Observe the parallels to how human relationships are established. Learn what it takes to Capture the Heart of the Next Generation.

Lessons of Life and Leadership from the Language of the Horse. Professional horse trainer, business executive, pastor, and certified youth, family counselor, and entrepreneur, Dr. Lew Sterrett, produces one of the most unique events in the world.

Dr. Lew will address heart issues of one or more horses while he reaches into the heart of each participant. As he trains the horse, you will vividly see yourself, your spouse, your child, your employees, co-worker or customer.

The needs of the heart will be illustrated and the steps to meeting those needs will be evidenced as the horse overcomes his resistance to change and finds success and fulfillment in his relationship with the trainer.

As a certified horse trainer and relationship specialist, Dr. Lew understands real life issues, accurate and truthful solutions, and clear applications for daily living. You will feel encouraged focused, and challenged to greater excellence in your life as you see the simple steps of application for your complex life issues resulting in a positive effect, both now and for future generations. www.sermononthemount.org.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5TH

7:00 am-8:00 am: Fire and Smoke Barbecue Cook Off Set Up-Wanda Priest Park 7:00 am-4:30 pm: Fire and Smoke Barbecue Cook Off & Award Ceremony-Wanda Priest…Park Teams will compete for prizes and title of the best barbeque in the area. Music, horseshoes, and washers! Don’t miss the fun!

7:45 am-9:00 am: Livestock Exhibitors Breakfast hosted by Madison County Farm Supply Livestock Pavilion…For all livestock exhibitors, their families, and livestock sponsors.

9:00 am-10:00 am: 101 Bee Class Larry Moses-Azalea Park JC Stage…President of Parkland Beekeepers Association, Larry Moses, will present a 101 Class on Bees. This session will cover the history and overview of beekeeping, the importance of bee preservation for future generations, bee genetics, equipment and tools of the trade, where to purchase equipment, cost saving ideas, and how to support bees by avoiding the dreadful damage from pesticides and herbicides, planting bee friendly plants, and constructing favorable habitat. With 10 years beekeeping experience and 7 years as an officer of Parkland Beekeepers Association, Larry brings a wealth of information and practical experience to our community.

9:00 am-12:30 pm: Livestock Exhibitors Showcase & Competition Donna Kranjec-Announcer Dave WardLivestock Arena Wanda Priest Park…Exhibition for cattle, horses, swine, sheep, and goats. An outstanding one-day event that provides valuable learning experience while also providing fun for everyone! Participation builds cooperation, responsibility, and showmanship skills. No entry fees required. Animals must be in pens by 8:00 am. Premium money donated by Livestock Sponsors. Donna,Sandy, and Dave Ward have been involved with the fair for many years.

9:00 am-12:30 pm: Poultry, Water Fowl, and Rabbits Showcase and Competition hosted by Joyce Rehkop & Judged by John Brewen and Amanda Moore-Poultry Tent Next to Livestock Arena Wanda Priest Park…This great one-day exhibition provides valuable learning experiences and fun for everyone while building cooperation, responsibility, and showmanship skills. Open to all ages. Animals must be in pens by 8:00 am. To register, pick up

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18th ANNUAL MADISON COUNTY FAIR -SCHEDULE OF EVENTSyour Madison County Livestock Show entry form books from Madison County Farm Supply, Wards Farm Center, and other local businesses. Joyce Rehkop and John Brewen have been involved with the Fair for many years.

9:00 am-2:30 pm: Treasure Hunt-Fair Information Table Wanda Priest Park…Ages 8 and under, 15 and under, & 16-Adult may participate by answering the questions in their age category relating to the facts and information provided in classes, demonstrations, and presentations. Participants are encouraged to ask speakers, demonstrators, and presenters the questions listed on the Treasure Hunt card. Cell phones and computers not allowed for answering questions. The first attendee in each age category to answer the questions correctly will receive a special gift at the Awards Ceremony following the Fire and Smoke Cook Off Awards at 4pm-Azalea Park Pavilion.

9:00 am-3:00 pm: Harvest, Photography, Essay, Arts, and Crafts Competitors Displays-Family & Environmental Sciences (FES) Tent Wanda Priest Park…Baked goods; Canned goods; Produce and Field Crops; Textiles, Stitchery, and Fiber Arts; General Arts & Crafts Photography; and Essays.

9:00 am-5:00 pm: Agape Historical Answers & Divine Mementos Fossil, Rock and Mineral Show Bill Barnes Wanda Priest Park…10-minute teachings at the top of each hour. Ten tables of fossils, rocks, and minerals to explore. Reasoning from authentic history, anthropology, geology and biology that point to a plan, purpose, reason, and hope. Bill Barnes has worked as a Material Scientist for 15 years in the defense and aerospace industries developing and producing various Aluminum and Magnesium alloys that are cast, rolled, or extruded.

9:00 am-5:00 pm: Blacksmithing Demonstration Syd Helms-Wanda Priest Park 9:00 am-5:00 pm: Woodcarving Demonstration Don Caretee-Azalea Park 9:00am-5:00 pm: Soap Making Demonstration @ 1:00 pm, Mary Settle-Azalea Park 10:00 am Antique Tractor Weigh-ins & Tractor Pull Chris and Jennifer McClanahand Truck & Tractor Pull Track…The Truck & Tractor Pull event occurs bi-annually in Fredericktown, MO each year in May and October.

Past events have had a variety of exhibitions including UTV’s, hot rod tractors and lawn mowers. The 2019 Madison County Fair Truck & Tractor Pull will feature antique tractors and trucks - both hot rods and daily drivers from local fair goers. There will be a $5 admission charge, but children 12 and under are free with an adult. Bring your lawn chairs and spirit for heavy machinery competition. Chris and Jennifer have been coordinating and hosting the pulls with the help of many friends, family and sponsors since 2015. The pulls have been a long-standing tradition in Madison County for more years than they can count.

10:00 am-10:30 am: Future Farmers Baby Parade-Sidewalk Wanda Priest Park…Dress your baby as a future farmer and parade down sidewalk at Wanda Priest Park. Winner will receive a stuffed farm animal.

10:00 am-11:00 am: Creating a Symbiotic, Synergistic, Production Model: Meat Chickens Sheri George-Azalea Park JC Stage…Can we provide the world with food if we do not use herbicides and pesticides? Can we really increase our yields without the use of chemicals, and is it worth it? We will share our walk on this path and a

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18th ANNUAL MADISON COUNTY FAIR -SCHEDULE OF EVENTSlittle about what we learned along the way. We will describe techniques to help increase your ability to grow meat and produce without the use of pesticides or herbicides while increasing the production and the health of your soil.

The George’s are a family of four who were city dwellers until they were drawn to a healthier way of life after their young daughter began experiencing health issues. After years of research they went back to their kitchen, learning to cook local foods from scratch. As they did this, they saw amazing health improvements in the whole family which created a desire to raise and grow their own food. In 2014, they moved to Liberty Mission Farm, where they purpose to share their story, their farm-raised food, and their other natural products. Both sets of their parents have also relocated and are assisting on the farm with 3 generations now working together.

The family focuses on replenishing the nutrients in the soil through crop rotations, composting and livestock rotation on the pastures. This encourages healthy soils which produce healthy plants that are naturally more pest and disease resistant. And they purpose to have nothing go to waste on their farm. For example, their laying hens eliminate waste by eating vegetable scraps from their gardens in addition to their fresh pasture, and in turn produce eggs, fertilizer and act as a natural bug removal system. It’s all a symbiotic, synergistic production model that yields far more per acre than industrial models; and it’s aromatically and aesthetically pleasing.

10:00 am-5:00 pm Live Observation Bee Hive (Weather permitting) and Bee Booth Larry Moses Wanda Priest Park across from the horse arena…Larry will be answering your questions on bees at his booth.

10:30 am-11:30 pm: Fearfully and Wonderfully Created: Horses Paul Weiland & Cattle Gary Winkler-Wanda Priest Park-Horse Arena…Ask the beasts, and let them teach you. We’ll be examining cattle and horses to find out what is unique about each and how they were made to serve man. Be sure to join us for these interesting and informative presentations. Paul Weiland has a degree in Microbiology and has worked in that field for more than 40 years. He is passionate about God’s creation, even the smallest microbe to an animal as large as a horse and often gives naturalist programs at a nature reserve. Gary Winkler is an engineer with 20 years experience and has received multiple patents. Both Paul and Gary give presentations on animals at the St. Louis Zoo. 11:00 am: Kiddie Tractor Pull Sponsored and hosted by Matthews and Sons Equipment- North Main Street…

Open to ages 3-5 and 6-10. Sign up Saturday morning prior to the event sometime between 9:00 am and 11:00 am at the Matthews and Sons Equipment truck where the children’s metal tractors will be sitting on North Main Street. Children will ride metal tractors pulling sleds behind them. Bricks will be added along the race course. Prizes will be awarded to 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners in cach age category. Matthews and Sons Equipment has sponsored and hosted this event for quite a few years.

11:00 am-12:00 pm: The Myths of Organic Gardening: Garden Produce-Sheri George Azalea Park JC Stage…

Can we provide the world with food if we do not use herbicides and pesticides? Can we really increase our yields without the use of chemicals, and is it worth it? We will share our walk on this path and a little about what we learned along the way. We will describe techniques to help increase your ability to grow produce without the use of pesticides or herbicides while increasing the production and the health of your soil.

11:00 pm-3:00 pm: Roping Ron Tinsley-Near Horse Arena…Have fun while learning the history of Vaquero

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18th ANNUAL MADISON COUNTY FAIR -SCHEDULE OF EVENTSstyle roping, techniques to properly rope cattle, and pointers to sharpen your skills as you practice on calf dummies. Ron has been around horses for 51 years. During this time, he has gone from a simple horse passenger to an active horse/rider partnership. For the past 10 years, he and his wife have been striving to perfect roping and riding skills in order to perform stress free cattle work on ranches out west using skills handed down from the descendants of the Spanish conquistadors to the Mexican vaquero and of recent, the western buckaroo. To this day, men and women are hired to work cattle with just such horsemanship and roping skills.

12:00 pm-12:30 pm: Mr. & Mrs. Madison County Contest Hosted by Donna Kranjec Sponsored by Madison County Fair-Azalea Park Pavilion…Children that collect the most canned goods for the food bank are crowned Mr. & Mrs. Madison County. All 3rd, 4, and 5th grade students are welcome to participate. There is no entry fee. The rules are simple. The two children, one boy and one girl, who donate the most food by weight will be crowned.

12:30 pm: Greased Pig Contest following Livestock Show Sponsored by Brewen Processing and Catering Livestock-Arena.

12:30 pm-1:30 pm: Sermon on the Mount Lessons of Life and Leadership from the Language of the Horse: Excelling Through Correction Dr. Lew Sterrett-Horse Arena…Listen to a horse’s answers to the most significant questions in life. Compare the differences between a Reactionary horse and a Responding horse. Learn why Correcting the Heart is an essential part of caring leadership. Learn how to minimize the risks and maximize the rewards. Two horses will be used in this demonstration.

1:00 pm: Soap Making Demonstration by Mary Settle…She has made and sold soaps for 17 years using all natural products. Soaps are excellent for psoriasis, eczema, Poison Ivy, acne and insect bites.

1:00 pm: Truck Weigh-ins & Truck Pull Chris and Jennifer McClanahand-Truck & Tractor Pull Track.

1:00 pm: Fire and Smoke Chicken Judging.

1:30 pm-2:30 pm: Increase Health of Pastures, Size of Herd, and Profit Tom Ritter-Azalea Park JC Stage…

Managed rotational grazing, low input cost methods, innovative cattle farming practices, customer direct marketing, genetics, and more. Tom Ritter left a lucrative job designing weapons systems in the aerospace industry to return home and take over the family farm in Perry County, Mo. The farm, which has been in the family for three generations, has changed direction under Tom, now focusing on sustainability while raising high-end grass-fed beef. Managed in a holistic restorative manner that uses managed intensive grazing and organic protocols not only benefits the land, wildlife, and the environment but also produces healthy nutritious and tasty food for both people wanting to optimize their health and heal from health issues. Tom spends his days watching over the animals and those he cares for most on KRitter Country Farm, enjoying the daily gifts offered from farm life www.KRitterCountry.com/ 2:00 pm: Fire and Smoke Open Category Judging.

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18th ANNUAL MADISON COUNTY FAIR -SCHEDULE OF EVENTS2:00 pm: Junior Farmer Sponsored and Hosted by The Farm Bureau-Wanda Priest Park.

2:00 pm-5:00 pm: Horse Show Lynn Rhodes-Horse Arena…The Horse Show provides an opportunity for riders and owners to exhibit their animals and compete, while also inspiring the next generation. Classes include English, Western, Pony, Mini Mules, and Draft Horses. Open to ages 12 and under; 13-17; and 18 & up.

Lynn grew up in Madison county on a farm. Her grandfather raised registered quarter horses. She rode horses her whole life. Since 2003, Lynn has been a member of the lady lions drill team and has been a Fair board member for a couple of years.

2:30 pm-3:30 pm: Shoeing a Horse Demonstration-Cliff Davis-Near Horse Arena.

2:30 pm-4:00 pm: LC Band Azalea Park JC Stage…She sings, he plays guitar...together they are LC! LC is the duo of Lara Sebastian and Chris Sweet. Hailing from St. Louis. LC plays fun energetic shows with a variety of music and is excited to be coming to the Madison County Fair this year. Please check them out on Facebook at Icduostl.

3:00 pm: Fire and Smoke Rib Judging 3:00 pm: Exhibits must be picked up from Family & Environmental Sciences Tent 4:00 pm-4:30 pm: Fire and Smoke Awards and Treasure Hunt Winners Announced-Azalea Park JC Stage 4:30 pm-5:30 pm: Barn Dance Jim Hemphill & Mariah Fabry-Azalea Park JC Stage/Pavilion…Jump off your hay bale and join in some easy, fun barn dances. You’ll learn as you go, to old-timey tunes. We’ll circle to the left and do-si-do in dances like Jacob’s Potato, Patty-Cake Polka, and Cushy Tushy Bump. Just bring your dancin’ feet; no experience or partner necessary. All ages are welcome. Nationally-known caller and dance choreographer, Jim Hemphill, first learned to call in order to bring contra dance to Arcadia Valley. He was the headline caller for Meet Me in St. Louis Dance Weekend last Memorial Day. Jim regularly calls squares and contra dances with his original choreography in Urbana, Columbia, Kansas City, Philly, Cape Girardeau, and St. Louis. His unique choreography has been called in Australia Hawaii, and thru the lower 48. With caller/ choreographer Mariah Fabry, as Barn Dance Delivered, they bring barn dances to family reunions, anniversaries, nursing homes and corporate events.

5:30 pm-6:45 pm: Sermon on the Mount Lessons of Life and Leadership from the Language of the Horse: Excelling Through Passion Dr. Lew Sterrett-Horse Arena…There are six factors that define people of excellence and every one of them can cause contention. Learn the issues that transform mediocrity into excellence and how to Coach the Heart. This demonstration will compare attitudes and actions of several horses.

For more information, please visit our website at www.MadisonCounty FairMO.com.

If you would like to volunteer to help break down the Fair,please contact us at MadisonFairMO@yahoo.com.

No Alcohol or Pets Allowed on Fair Grounds.

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FIRE AND SMOKE BARBEQUE COOK OFF All Fired Up What is town all fired up about! The opportunity to get smoke in their eyes while barbequing with friends, standing around grills and smokers cutting up and having fun!

Get Ready, Get Set, Fire Your Grills and Smokers Madison County Fair is hosting a Fire and Smoke Barbeque Cook Off on Saturday October 5 on the Fair grounds at Wanda Priest Park. Teams will compete for prizes and titles of the best barbeque in the area. Music, horse shoes, and washers! Don’t miss the fun!

Get Sponsors Please help the Fair by sponsoring teams and donating prize monies!

Fire and Smoke Cook Off Rules

Registration Entry Fee: $40 maximum required by contestant per category. Contestant is defined as any individual, group, restaurant, hereinafter referred to as a team, that prepares and/or cooks an entry or entries. Each team will be comprised of a Pit Master and as many team members as you wish.

Teams must pre-register in order to enter contest.

Categories Ribs-baby back or spare. Chicken-any part of mix. Thighs are the standard. Open category: Chef’s Choice or Appetizers. All teams must turn in all categories to qualify for Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion. Country Mart in Fredericktown is generously offering Fire and Smoke contestants discounts on Baby Back ribs, Spare ribs, and Chicken.

Madison County Fair Provides 10x 15 space Electric. Plates, forks, napkins and clamshell turn in boxes for judging.

Equipment Teams will be responsible for furnishing all their own equipment: tents, grills, smokers, charcoal tables, chairs, extension cords, fire extinguisher, meats, cooking utensils and other supplies. Teams may cook on any grill they choose, such as wood or charcoal. Propane and electric heat sources not allowed. Propane and electric starters are allowed. Fires shall consist of wood, pellets or charcoal. No team may share a cooker or grill with any other team. Teams may not share cooking spaces.

Schedule Arrival and set up 7am-8am Saturday October 5th. Meat inspection 8am. Pit Master meeting at 8:30am to review rules, answer questions, and receive turn in boxes for judging and supplies for sampling.

Cooking Rules Barbecue must be cooked on site the day of cook-off. Be prepared in a sanitary manner and meet health codes. All meat must be maintained at a maximum temperature of 40 degrees F prior to inspection. All inspected meat should be raw with no prior pre-seasoning, injecting,marinating or cooking. Prior to cooking, all meat that is resting in preparation for cooking must be covered and maintained at 40 degrees F Cooking conditions are subject to inspection.

Judging Only one rib recipe and/or one chicken recipe and/or one open category recipe will be judged per team. Meats will be judged on Appearance,Tenderness/Texture, and Flavor.

Prizes and Awards Prizes will be awarded for each category: First Place $75 Second Place $50 Third place $25, along with titles and trophies.

Grand Champion $125 and Reserve Grand Champion $100 over all. Winners will be announced at the Fair Each team will also be highlighted in the Democrat News and on the Madison County Fair website.

A Smoking Sensation Barbecuing with family and friends for a pleasurable afternoon of horse shoes, washers, cutting up, and great food is an all-American favorite pastime, which we wish to honor this October 5th at our Madison County Fair. Please join us for this wonderful time of fellowship and fun.

To request a registration form, official rules and more information please contact us at MadisonFairMO@yahoo.com or 573-783-5798. And May the Fire and Smoke be with You!

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573-783-2500 900 Hwy OO FREDERICKTOWN, MO

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• RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • FARM • LAND 16

MADISON COUNTY SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT

600 East Main Fredericktown, MO 63645

573-783-5291 HOURS: 8AM-4:30PM Monday - Friday

THAL’S HARDWARE

HOME OF THE RED LINE DISCOUNT 137 S. Main Street • Fredericktown

573-783-6660

149 Commercial Drive Fredericktown, MO

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If it can’t be grown,

must be mined. it must be mined.

We are proud to deliver minerals We are proud to deliver minerals and metals from Southeast and metals from Southeast Missouri to power the world.

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www.doerun.com

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COME OUT AND JOIN THE MADISON COUNTY FAIR

2ND ANNUAL HORSE SHOW OCTOBER 5TH, 2019 2PM

NOTICE WE HAVE ADDED RIDIING CLASSES HOPE TO SEE EVERYONE A.) HALTER CLASSES (WILL BE SHOWN SEPARATELY BY: GAITED, WESTERN, PONY 56-39 IN., MINI 38 IN. & UNDER, MULES, DRAP WESTERN HALTER 1.) ADULTS 18 AND OVER 2.) YOUTH 17-13 3.) PEE WEE 12 AND UNDER 4.) GRAND & RESERVE

ENGLISH HALTER 1.) ADULTS 18 AND OVER 2.) YOUTH 17-13 3.) PEE WEE 12 AND UNDER 4.) GRAND & RESERVE

B.) WESTERN PLEASURE 1.) ADULTS 18 AND OVER 2.) YOUTH 17-13 3.) PEE WEE 12 AND UNDER

C.) ENGLISH PLEASURE 1.) ADULTS 18 AND OVER 2.) YOUTH 17-13 3.) PEE WEE 12 AND UNDER

ENTRIES ON FOLLOWING PAGE CAN BE PICKED UP AT THE MADISON COUNTY FEED STORE.

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Livestock Exhibitor Entry Form October 5, 2019

Category

Breed

Class*:

Description:

Example:

Category

Breed

Goat

Boer

Poultry

Leghorn

Class:

Description:

1. Female born Meat Goat after April 1

5. Large Breed Hen Clean Leg

Please fill out in entirety to ensure proper entry. (May be photocopied if needed) PLEASE PRINT: Exhibitor Information:

Name: _____________________________________________ Exhibitor Age if under 18 ___ Address: ____________________________________________Phone: _________________ City: ______________________________________________ Zip Code:________________ Mail Completed Forms to: P.O. Box 296, Fredericktown, MO 63645 Related Horse Questions contact Lynn Rhodes, 573-783-9948; Related Beef Questions contact Donna Kranjec, 573-783-6950; Related Fowl, Goat and Sheep contact Sandy Dismuke, 573-783-4662

Madison County Title Company Inc. 137 West Main Street • P.O. Box 28 Fredericktown, MO 63645

ph. 573-783-2491 • fax. 573-783-2023 cydneycox@sbcglobal.net madisoncountytitle@yahoo.com 20

Family & Environmental Sciences Classes Category 1- Baked Goods Classes: Bread (1/4 loaf) Undecorated Cakes –1/4 cake Muffins (6)

Decorated Cakes(whole cake) Cookies(6)

Candies(6)

Brownies (6) Pies-1/4 pie

Category 2-Canned Goods All entries must be preserved in the same brand jar and lid Classes: Fruits Vegetables Preserves Jams

Butter Jellies Meats Honey

Pickles Relish Maple Syrup Salsa

Category 3-Produce & Field Crops Classes: Wheat(1jar seed, 1 bundle of plants) Soybeans(1jar seed, 1 bundle plants) Milo(1jar seed, 1 bundle plants) Vegetables(4) Ear Corn(5 ears) Square Hay Bale(1)

Pumpkins(1) Fruits(5) Squash(3) Flowers(lg-1stalk, sm-3 stalks) Gourds(lg-1, sm-5)

Category 4- Textiles, Stitchery, and Fiber Arts Classes: Embroidery Spinning

Machine Quilted Quilts Counted Cross Stitch

Needle Point Hand Quilted Quilts Garment Sewing

Garment Sewing Knitting Tatted Products Crocheting Weaving (Finished products only- includes wall hangings, miniatures, lap, bed sized and heritage quilts) Category 5- General Arts & Crafts Classes: Metal Work- Construction Jewelry Wood Work- Construction

Rugs MacramĂŠ Posters Ornaments Paintings Photography Welding Pastels Sculpture (And any Item that would not normally be included in categories 1-5) We reserve the right to add additional categories as needed.

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HOME EC SHOW FES Exhibitor Entry Form

October 5th, 2019

Please fill out one form per person entering exhibits. Fill out in entirety to ensure proper entry. List each item on the chart below, refer to back of sheet for category numbers and class names. Each item requires a tag in addition to this form, which must be displayed on the item. Premiums are limited to 3 items per class per person, all submissions are welcome. Family & Environmental Sciences entry forms and exhibits are due by October 4th, 2019. Exhibits submitted on Friday, October 4th will only be accepted between 3:00pm and 6:00pm at the Fairgrounds. Exhibits must be picked up from the Fair by 4:00pm Saturday, October 5th.

Exhibitor Information: Name: ______________________________________________Phone: ( ___ )___________ Age Group (circle one): 6 yrs and under, Elementary (6-12yrs), Youth (13-18yrs), Adult (19+yrs.)

4-H or FFA Age:______________________4-H or FFA Club: _____________________________

TAG #

CATEGORY

CLASS/DESCRIPTION

Livestock Showcase and Competition Sponsors Bess Insurance Agency, Black River Electric, Casey’s General Store, Eagle Lake Ranch, Ellis Battery, Farmington Livestock Auction,Fredericktown Animal Hospital, Madison County Farm Bureau Board, Madison County Farm Supply, Madison County Saddle Club, Ozarks Federal Savings & Loan, and Patton Junction Livestock Auction Barn Sermon on the Mount Lessons of Leadership from the Language of the Horse Sponsors Bethel United Baptist Church, Cedar Creek Hardwoods,God’s Country Cowboy Church, Petty Construction, Summers Family Farms LLC, and The Lord’s Family Fellowship.

Silent Auction Fair Sponsors Anytime Fitness, Auto Zone-Fredericktown; Body&Sole Spa; CiCis Pizza; Colton’s Steak, House;Country Mart; Culvers; Dairy Barn; Dexter Bar-B-Q; Durso Hills Winery and Bistro; Family Chiropractic; Family Fun Center; The Flower Box-Fredericktown; Forever Antiques; Fort Davidson Cafe; Iron Mule; Krekeler Jewelers; Madison County Farm Supply; Majic Touch; Maple Valley Car Wash; Nappa; Olympic Steak House; Panera Bread; Previously Loved Antiques&Gifts; Pizza Hut-Fredericktown; Rubles; Steak n’ Shake; Sugarfire Smoke House; Thee Abbey Kitchen; Twin Oaks Winery; You May Prosper&Be in Good Health; Ward’s Farm Center; and Warpath Strategies

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ENJOY THE FAIR!

FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC 207 S Main Street - Fredericktown

Dr. Philip E Wulfert

U O Y E SE E H T AT

R I A F

611 WEST MAIN STREET FREDERICKTOWN, MO 63645 573-783-3341 WWW.MADISONMEDICALCENTER.NET

Have Fun!

JASON GREEN

Presiding Commissioner Less Seabaugh ~ Bob Seabaugh ~ Andrea Oertel Jon Oertel ~ Chris Yancey ~ Mike Scott

Seabaugh’s Furniture and Appliance Inc. Since 1964

145 East Main Street • Fredericktown, MO 63645 Phone (573) 783-5521 • Fax (573) 783-5522

Enjoy the Fair!

City of Marquand 23

201 E College Avenue • Fredericktown, MO

573-783-7999

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WANTED

dead? or alive!

GOD’ COUNTRY COWBOY CHURCH 160 Commercial Drive • Fredericktown, MO SUNDAY: 9AM-Bible Study • 10AM-Morning Service TUESDAY: 6:30PM 25

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117 East Main • Fredericktown OPEN: Wed-Sat 11-5

BUY-SELL-TRADE

Follow Us on YouTube: youtube.com/nevermoreantiques Follow Us on Facebook: facebook.com/showmepickers Buy Our Stuff on EBay: ebay.com/str/showmepickers

Jack’s

Barbershop 17 Courtsquare Fredericktown

573-944-4208

DOCKINS BROADCAST GROUP LLC 900 E Karsch Blvd - Farmington • 573-701-9590

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Livestock Show Premiums made by possible by the following:

Farm Bureau

Board Cherokee Pass

Madison County Farm Supply

Eagle Lake Ranch - Lisa & Dave Mungenast -

Farmington Livestock LLC 28

Livestock Show Premiums made by possible by the following:

Patton Junction Livestock Auction

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Filtration Systems Products Inc

Rednek DJ Service David Manning • 573-305-9154

DEES AUCTION MANAGEMENT LLC

1495 Hwy DD - Marquand, MO STEPHEN DEES 573-783-2002 JASON DEES 573-783-2905 OR 573-760-5626 SARAH (DEES) LICHTENEGGER 573-783-8595 www.deesauctionmanagement.com

809 South Main - Fredericktown

Email: deesauctionmanagement@yahoo.com

314-721-2888 • 800-444-4720

“Four Generations of Our Family Serving Your Family”

*Breakfast *Lunch

806 Hwy OO Fredericktown

561-1313 30

Follis & Sons Funeral Home

Over 49 Years of Service!

70o Plaza Drive - Fredericktown, MO 63645

573-783-8336

www.follisandsonsfh.com

Phyllis Beauty Shop

FREDERICKTOWN, MISSOURI “Enjoying Quilts - Enjoying Quilting” COMMUNITY PROJECTS

*Relay For Life Quilt Raffle raised over $1,300 in 2019 *Lap Quilts for Meals on Wheels Home Bound * Quilts for Veterans in Nursing Homes

MEETINGS 1ST TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH 6:30PM, FREDERICKTOWN SENIOR CENTER

118 South Mine La Motte • Fredericktown, MO

573-783-5558

Proud Sponsor of the Madison County Fair

100 Wulfert Drive Fredericktown, MO 63645

Call Us Today For Your Stabling Needs!

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Silver Mines Quilts & Antiques

Historic Madison County

4344 Highway 72 West Fredericktown, MO facebook.com/silverminesantiques

122 North Main Street Fredericktown, MO raskaggs_2000@yahoo.com

573-783-2644 We Buy Estates

OPEN DAILY 9-5

Rodger & Ruby Gavan

OLYMPIC OLYMPIC STEAKHOUSE Home of the 1/2 price steak!

HOURS:

Tuesday-Thursday 11AM-8PM Friday & Saturday 11AM-9PM Sunday 11AM-8PM

113 East Main Street Fredericktown, MO 63645

573-783-2209 32

706 Hwy OO

700 Hwy OO - Fredericktown

573-561-1115

Sahra Burns- 573-944-1388 Aimee Richey - 636-375-4006

FREDERICKTOWN

Azalea Festival SINCE 1962

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GREEN’S

Wilson

FLEA MARKET 8512 HWY 67 • FREDERICKTOWN, MO 63645

Funeral Home

*Tools *Silk Flowers *Toys *Home Decor *And More

573-270-1042 HOURS: WED-THURS-FRI-SAT 9AM-5PM

LARRY & FRAN WHITCHURCH

WWW.GREENSFLEAMARKET.COM

101 North Mine LaMotte FREDERICKTOWN, MO 63645

Phone: 573-783-6413 Fax: 573-783-6191

• PREARRANGEMENTS • MONUMENTS Obituary Information Line: 573-783-8233

www.wilson-funeral-home.com

UDDER CREAM FARM HAS TO OFFER:

• Miniature and Mid-Size Jerseys • Nubian and LaMancha Dairy Goats They have been handled and trained to milk, good milkers and very gentle.

For Availability Call: 573-783-5662

E-mail: uddercreamfarm@gmail.com

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OZARK MANOR

• Elaine White • Trish Brewington • Vanessa Rhodes • Tara LaChance

1013 Hwy Z • Fredericktown, MO

573-783-8338

Locally Owned & Operated • Over 20 Years Experience

GIB COLLINS - Manager 409 West Main - Fredericktown

573-783-7776

The “Show You” Rental Company of the “Show Me” State

TORREZ SANITATION LLC • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL

573-783-7809

*TELEVISIONS *COMPUTERS *ELECTRONICS *APPLIANCES *FURNITURE *ACCESSORIES “Our Service Guaranteed or Double Your Trash Back”

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COURT SQUARE PAWN & SPORTING GOODS Rick and Sandy Skaggs Owners

1315 North Hwy 21 - Ironton, MO 63650 Catering Available 573-546-2100

Golden Scissors

8 Court Square Fredericktown, MO 63645

Heather Flanagan - Owner/Stylist Tasha Braswell - Stylist

573-783-7585

270 Jennifer St - Fredericktown, MO

573-783-7344

JOIN US BREAKFAST, LUNCH AND DINNER! Hours: Monday to Thursday 6:00 am to 10:00 pm Friday-Saturday-Sunday 6:00 am to 11:00 pm Breakfast served daily from 6:00 am to 10:30 am

573-783-2555 910 Hwy OO North Fredericktown

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Madison County Farm Supply, Inc

MOST COMPLETE FARM STORE IN THE AREA!

• Top Performance Feeds & Fertilizers • Western Wear • Horse Tack • Seeds • Hardware • Field Fencing • Animal Health Products • Gift Items • Key Clothing • Muck Boots • Hunting & Wildlife Supplies • Lawn & Garden Supplies • Bird Supplies & Feed • Hand Tools • Ag Sprayers & Implement Repair Parts • Priefert & Applegate Livestock & Handling Equipment • Pet Foods & Supplies

www.madcofarmandhome.com FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED OVER 30 YEARS! 320 N. Mine La Motte (Old Historic Brown Shoe Building) FREDERICKTOWN, MO 63645

573-783-5526 38

$10 Hook Fee

$20 Hook Fee

Weigh-in’s at 10 AM

Weigh-in’s at 1 PM

4 MPH Farm, 4 MPH, 6 MPH Open 3500, 4000, 4500, 5000, 5500, 6000, 6500 5 MPH, No Turbo, No Cut Tires 7000, 8000, 9000 8 MPH Top Cuts Allowed 9500, 10500, 11500, 12500 Wide Open 11500, 12500

Factory Stock Gas—6500 Super Street Gas—6500, 7000 Modified Street Gas—6500 Factory Stock Diesel—8500, 9500 Super Street Diesel—8500, 9500 Modified Street Diesel—8500

Classes are tentative and weigh-in times are approximate For More Information: Chris McClanahand 573-561-3069 or Jenn McClanahand 573-450-9027 See Southern Illinois Truck Puller Rules for additional details.

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TRUCK & TRACTOR PULL PREMIUM SPONSORS

800 Newberry Fredericktown, MO 63645 Come Join the Fun at 573-783-3347

Madison County Fair!

MATTHEWS & SONS EQUIPMENT 1261 Madison 267 Fredericktown, MO 63645

573-783-7456 Hours: Monday-Friday 8-5 • Saturday 8-12

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TRUCK & TRACTOR PULL PREMIUM SPONSORS Start Easy. Stay Positive Serving Our Community Since 1998!

Fredericktown - Arnold Camdenton - Ozark Cape Girardeau - Poplar Bluff Byhalia, MS Hours: Mon-Fri 7:30AM-6:00PM Sat 9:00AM-1:00PM

Voted #1 in the Parkland

1-800-455-0206

www.EllisBattery.com

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TRUCK & TRACTOR PULL PREMIUM SPONSORS

WARD’S FARM CENTER

“FOR ALL YOUR FARM & ANIMAL NEEDS”

fredericktownmo.org 124 West Main Street • Fredericktown, MO

573-783-3683

STEVENS TRUCKING

Enjoy the Fair!

CHEROKEE PASS

Fredericktown, MO 6726 Bus Hwy 67 Fredericktown, MO 63645

573-783-7605

573-783-3609

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TRUCK & TRACTOR PULL PREMIUM SPONSORS

Rippee’s

USED TRACTOR PARTS

573-431-5939 5586 Hillsboro Road Farmington, MO 63640

Collision Repair • Upholstery • Wheels/Tires • Glass Replacement Now Doing Semis, Campers & RVs

573.561.1066 or 573.561.4411

smohrman@rippeestractor.com

750 West Main St • Fredericktown, MO

wtcustoms.com

e m i t y An s s a l G Auto s k c u r T g i B

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THOMPSON EXCAVATING

573-783-0174

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Sermon on the Mount Lessons of Leadership from the Language of the Horse: Capture the Heart of the Next Generation • Dr. Lew Sterrett • Three live presentations with horses Friday night, Saturday afternoon and Saturday night!

Freedom to Excel, Excelling Through Correction, and Excelling Through Passion Excellence must always be built upon a solid foundation. Observe the construction of this foundation as an unridden horse is saddled and ridden for the first time. Observe the parallels to how human relationships are established. Learn what it takes to Capture the Heart of the Next Generation.

Lessons of Life and Leadership from the Language of the Horse. Professional horse trainer, business executive, pastor, and certified youth and family counselor, and entrepreneur, Dr. Lew Sterrett, produces one of the most unique events in the world.

Dr. Lew will address heart issues of one or more horses while he reaches into the heart of each participant. As he trains the horse, you will vividly see yourself, your spouse, your child, your employees, co-worker or customer. The needs of the heart will be illustrated and the steps to meeting those needs will be evidenced as the horse overcomes his resistance to change and finds success and fulfillment in his relationship with the trainer.

As a certified horse trainer and relationship specialist, Dr. Lew understands real life issues, accurate and truthful solutions, and clear applications for daily living. You will feel encouraged, focused, and challenged to greater excellence in your life as you see the simple steps of application for your complex life issues resulting in a positive effect, both now and for future generations. www.sermononthemount.org SPONSORED BY: • BETHEL UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH • CEDAR CREEK HARDWOODS • GOD’S COUNTRY COWBOY CHURCH • PETTY CONSTRUCTION • SUMMERS FAMILY FARM LLC • THE LORDS FAMILY FELLOWSHIP

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MiddleBrook Auction House AUCTIONS EVERY FRI 6PM, SUN 2PM

573-854-2213 * 573-854-2989 Cty Rd 32 or turn

by Pilot Knob Water Tower and follow signs.

• 50/50s • Full Kitchen • Table Drawing

MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT PARTY ALEXIA BREWEN, PRESIDENT

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Exciting New Additions to 2020 Madison County Fair!

Commemorating the 400th Anniversary of the Pilgrims Landing

Join us in celebrating the miraculous history of the Pilgrims, whose vision, sacrifice, determination, hard work, and perseverance through countless trials forged the bedrock of America. Choosing to face death rather than lose their children, they sacrificed everything to throw off the chains of bondage and become stepping stones for their children’s future in a land of liberty.

• Pilgrims Sacrificial Journey told through Patch the Pirate and Parakeet Pete • Ship Captains & Pirates in Pirates Cove • Pilgrims & Indians at Plymouth Plantation • Trappers and Traders • Costume Contest & Pageant • DockDog • Deer Cook Off • Treasure Hunt • Straw Maize & Pumpkin Patch • Classes • The Pilgrims Impact on America • The Pilgrims Work Ethic: Training Children for Success • Family Economy • Safeguarding the Family Farm and Business for Posterity • Demonstrations/Activities • Trapping • Knife Making • Blacksmithing Implements of the Pilgrims • Black powder Muskets • Gun Safety • Tying Knots • Compass/Orienteering • Making Maple Syrup • Deer Hunting, Field Dressing, Cooking Deer • Duck Hunting/Duck Calling • Raptor Demonstration • Fishing • Herbs • Drying Foods • Saving Seeds • Scarecrow Contest • Painting Pumpkins • Painting Plymouth Rocks • Making Indian Vests & Head Dresses • Pumpkins, Pumpkin Bread, Pumpkin Fritters, Pumpkin Pie Contest • Pumpkin Pie and Cranberry Social

More exciting additions will be coming soon!

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