“The Best Little

Fair in the Land”

East Perry Community

Fair
Attractions
Games

S E P T E M B E R • 21 & 22, 2018

Food
Rides

A LT E N B U R G , M O
FAIR GROUNDS
COURTESY OF
HEALTH
2 East PerryFair | S E P T E M B E R 2 1 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 8 | w w w . p e r r y v i l l e n e w s . c o m | R E P U B L I C - M O N I T O R

2018
10am-2pm

Fair
Friday, October 12th
2018
Food, Drinks, & Giveaways @ The Lutheran Home Activity Center
2825 Bloomfield Rd. Cape Girardeau

FRIDAY,Flu OCTOBER
Shots $15 12TH
(We will 10:00 AM
bill Medicare - 2:00
for you with yourPM
Medicare card)
Food, Drinks, & Giveaways at The Lutheran Home Activity Center
Medication Reviews
2825 Bloomfield Rd. Cape Girardeau
Blood Pressure Checks
FLUFall SHOTS
Screenings$15
(We will bill Medicare for you with your Medicare card)
Healthy Diet Tips
Medication Reviews LEARN MORE ABOUT:
Fitness Activities
Blood Pressure Checks
Saxony Village, Assisted Living,
Learn more
Fall Screenings about:
Saxony Healthy
Village,Diet
Assisted Memory
Tips Living, Care,
Adult DayRehabilitation,
Care, Memory Care,
Fitness Activities
Rehabilitation, Home Health
Home Health &&Hospice
Hospice
R E P U B L I C - M O N I T O R | w w w . p e r r y v i l l e n e w s . c o m | S E P T E M B E R 2 1 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 8 | East PerryFair 3

Welcome to theFair...
Best Little Fair In The Land!
The “Best Little Fair in the Land” will open with a
parade on Friday, September 21 at 1:30 pm followed
by opening ceremonies and continue through that
evening and the entire day on Saturday, September
22. The fair, which is held in Altenburg, continues
to promote itself as a traditional agricultural fair
that, in contrast to other high priced presentations,
still has free parking, free admission, and a variety
of free entertainment and spectator events.
The popular 4X4 Truck Pull returns on Friday
evening at 7:00 pm as does the fair’s largest spec-
tator draw, the “World Championship” Mule Jump-
ing Competition at 4:30 pm on Saturday. Return-
ing for the third year is a Lawn and Garden Tractor
Pull at 7:00 pm on Saturday. The pull is being put
on by Wilhite Pullers of Patterson, Missouri.
The mainstay of the fair is the competition
judging of livestock, crops, and home economics
entries as well as many classes for 4-H and FFA
projects. Several improvements have been made
to fairgrounds buildings for exhibits this year.
Ventilation has been improved in the exhibition
building, which houses the field and forage, hor-
ticulture, and photography departments, and in the
4-H and FFA small animal building. Permanent
stall panels have been constructed in the event’s
three beef cattle barns. Two of the largest compe-
titions on Saturday will be one of the ten largest
beef cattle shows in Missouri in the show barn at
9:00 am and the draft horse and mule show includ-
ing several hitch classes in the arena beginning at
10:00 am. The annual 4-H and FFA Youth Steer
Sale will be held at 5:00 pm on Saturday.
The event prides itself on the large variety of food
and drinks offered at reasonable prices. One big
change this year will be a departure from the whole
fish sandwiches that have been a part of the fair for
many years. Popularly known as “jack salmon”
the fish fried in earlier years were native Missouri
sauger, but for many years the fish have been
skinned whiting from the Atlantic Ocean. Sales
have dropped in recent years and the biggest rea-
sons have been that whiting of a uniform size were
no longer available and younger people were not
familiar with eating a fish off the bone. They will
be replaced this year with catfish fillet sandwiches.
The first band to appear on stage will be The
Backstreet Cruisers performing the best of good
old rock and roll from the 50’s and 60’s from 6:30
pm to 10:30 pm on Friday.
On Saturday, Generation, the talented father-
daughter duo of Randy and Dani Preston, will be
perform from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Closing out
the musical entertainment will be the band Slim
Chance which performs the sounds of outlaw
country and classic rock from 7:00 pm to 11:00
pm on Saturday.
Fair attendees, with the exception of livestock
trucks and pull trucks and tractors, are reminded
that they must enter the parking areas by way of
Poplar Street unless otherwise directed by the
parking staff. The fair recommends that fairgo-
ers plan to arrive early for to reduce their waiting
times in traffic. This will give them an opportunity
to enjoy some of the great food that the fair and its
outside vendors have available in the food stands
or to have children enjoy the rides and games that
are available.
For additional information visit the fair’s new
website www.eastperryfair.com or its Facebook
page. If you have questions prior to or during the
fair, please call 573-824-5322.

SUPPORT YOUR
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • 573-824-5587• 8116 Main Street, Altenburg, MO 63732

GAS - A - MAT LOCAL FARMERS

with a twist BY SUPPORTING US!
Thank you for your patronage over the past 20 years!
Come enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner in our café. We hope to continue to serve you in the future.
Hot and cold sandwiches, wraps, salads and a kids - David & Brenda Stueve, Rachel, Spencer, Mila,
menu. Come check out our daily ice cream Matthew, Charlotte, & Jacob
specials from 4-6 p.m. featuring milk shakes,
sundaes, cones, and icebergs. Call in orders are
always welcome and be sure to use the drive-thru.

Owners: 1600 Old St. Mary Rd.

Matthew & Jessica Hecht Perryville, MO 63775

M & M MEATS
Beer • Wine • Liquor • Ice • Milk • Fountain Soda
Fresh Brewed Tea • Coffee • Cappuccino • Slushes • Snacks
(573) 547-4575
Live Bait • Grilling Needs • Missouri Hunt/Fish Licensing Agent
•••
Welcome to the Fair!
1-800-750-4575

Monday-Friday 7-5 Saturday 7-Noon

4 East PerryFair | S E P T E M B E R 2 1 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 8 | w w w . p e r r y v i l l e n e w s . c o m | R E P U B L I C - M O N I T O R

EA ST P E R RY
CountyFair!
S C H E D U L E O F E V E N T S 2 018

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
8:00 AM Judging of Poultry & Small Animals
588 County Road 649
Cape Girardeau MO 63701 10:00 AM Judging of Hall Exhibits
• Family owned salvage yard
1:30 PM Parade
• Established in Oct. 2000
• Specialize in quality used auto and truck parts 2:30 PM Opening Ceremonies
• Deliver to businesses in a 100 mile radius
• Over 1,200 vehicles on site 4:00 PM 4H & FFA Barrow Weigh-In
• Several warehouses stocked full of guaranteed parts
• Offer a 6 month warranty 5:00 PM 4H & FFA Steer Weigh-In
• Network with hundreds of other salvage yards to find what you are
looking for 6:30 PM Music by The Backstreet Cruisers
• Sell engines, transmissions, rear end assemblies, batteries, tires,
glass, sheet metal, bumpers and just about anything on a vehicle
7:00 PM 4X4 Truck Pull
Come see the difference low prices and
customer satisfaction can make!
• Hours are Mon-Fri 8 a.m.-5 p.m. •
Phone: 1-573-335-0238 • Fax: 1-573-339-9790
Toll Free: 1-866-746-6288
Web: www.juniorsinnautoparts.com
 Monday, May 30 27

Local
R E P U B L I C - M O N I T O R | w w w . p e r r y v i l l e n e w s . c o m | S E P T E M B E R 2 1 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 8 | East PerryFair 5
in
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22
observance of
8:00 AM 4-H & FFA SteerMemorial
Show Day
8:30 AM Judging of Sheep, Goats & Swine We hang our hat on that!
9:00 AM Judging of Beef Cattle
We will be closed on
10:00 AM Judging of Draft Horses & Mules A
Monday, May 30 27
10:00 AM Pedal Tractor Pull Tribute
in observance of
10:30 AM Dairy Cattle Show Stop by ourto
boothOur
at the fair
Memorial
and Day
visit with us!
1:00 PM Music by Generation Soldiers
4:30 PM Jumping Mules Competition on A
A
Ph: 5
5:00 PM 4-H & FFA Sale Memorial TributeFax:
to Our
Day Soldiers
6:00 PM Attendance Prizes
of Ph: 5
7:00 PM Lawn & Garden Tractor Pull Altenburg-Jackson on Fax:
Memorial
7:00 PM Music by Slim Chance
Day
www.peoplesoa
Altenburg
Ph: 573-824-5221
Fax: 573-824-5310
Altenburg
Ph: 573-824-5221
Jackson Fax: 573-824-5310
of Ph: 573-243-6969Jackson
Altenburg-Jackson Fax:of 573-204-0900
Ph: 573-243-6969
Altenburg-Jackson Fax: 573-204-0900

www.peoplesoa.com
www.peoplesoa.com
6 East PerryFair | S E P T E M B E R 2 1 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 8 | w w w . p e r r y v i l l e n e w s . c o m | R E P U B L I C - M O N I T O R

RETIRINGJudgeGaryKamp
TO B E HONORE D AS G RAN D MARS HALL OF TH E
2018 East Perry Community Fair Parade
Seems like time flies these days. It’s hard
to believe that it has almost been a year since
we last celebrated the annual East Perry County
Community Fair.
But here we are once again. The calendar
shows mid-September, harvest is beginning
around the area, livestock is prepped for show,
and folks are anxious for another opportunity
to gather with friends and family for the 2018
version of the East Perry Community Fair.
Festivities officially kick off with the an-
nual Fair Parade on Friday September 21st at
1:30pm. This year’s parade promises to be
bigger and better than ever. There will be the
usual cast of outstanding high school bands
featuring Oak Ridge, St. Vincent, Meadow
Heights, and Perryville. The kids from area
schools are ready to proudly march or ride their
way through the parade route promoting their
schools. Civic organizations and business
alike are preparing floats or entries endorsing
their causes or organization, and if it’s tractors
you like, the parade guarantee’ to have some-
thing in your favorite color to enjoy.
The annual parade is a very popular event
in East Perry County, so if you plan to attend,
also plan to arrive early to avoid traffic and to
find that perfect viewing spot. Traffic is usually
stopped at 1:00pm so that the parade lineup
can organize so take that into account as you
plan your day.
The parade route begins at Immanuel Lu-
theran Church and Maple Street in Altenburg.
This is where you can find all the participants
lining up. This is also where you are to report
if you would like to get an entry into the parade
and there is still time.
The route then heads East through Altenburg
on Main Street until it makes a right turn on
Church Street where it begins its final journey
to the Fair Grounds. Bring your family and
friends and don’t forget a bag for candy as you
are sure to get it filled with goodies.
A parade is not complete without a leader or
as we call them, a Grand Marshall. This year
the East Perry Community Fair has chosen re-
tiring Cape Girardeau County Associate Circuit
Judge, Division III, The Honorable Gary Kamp
as its Grand Marshall.
Judge Kamp, a lifelong resident of the Bur-
fordville area, is a graduate of Jackson High
School. He holds a Bachelor of Arts majoring
in History and Political Science from South-
east Missouri State University and graduated
with a Juris Doctorate Degree in Law from the
University of Missouri-Columbia. He took and
passed his bar exam in September of 1978 and
immediately began his legal career as an as-
sociate with the Kenneth W. Shrum Law Firm
in Marble Hill.
Mr. Kamp is the son of Albert and Dena
(Siebert) Kamp, he and his wife Gail (Fried-
rich) were married September 21, 1985. (No-
tice the date, there is an anniversary to cel-
ebrate Fair Weekend as well.) They have two
children, Christopher Kamp of Burfordville,
and Cassandra Kamp of Austin, Texas.
Judge Kamp has been awarded numerous

Have fun at
the fair!

Trees
& Shrubs
Landscape
Designs
Decorative Rock
Seasonal Cleanup
Bark Mulch & Pine Straw
Shrub Trimming & Care
Family Owned & Operated
Residential & Commercial Over 59 Years in Business
1782 N. Kingshighway, Perryville, MO 63775 • 573-547-2586
R E P U B L I C - M O N I T O R | w w w . p e r r y v i l l e n e w s . c o m | S E P T E M B E R 2 1 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 8 | East PerryFair
distinctions over the years, but he is known best to many
in East Perry County from his years as a member of the
Jackson Jaycees. During his 20 year membership, he held
almost every local office including President. He served
as District Director, Region VIII Director, State Vice-Pres-
ident, State Legal Counsel and Administrative Aide to the
President for the Missouri Jaycees. Judge Kamp has been
honored to receive a JCI Senatorship, the highest standing
a Jaycee can receive, and a United States Jaycee Ambas-
sadorship, the highest award that is awarded by the US
Jaycees.
A member of the Altenthal-Joerns American Legion
Post 158 in Jackson serving 4 terms as Second Vice-com-
mander and also Commander, Mr. Kamp is also a 20 year
member of the Cape area Friends of the NRA. He served
this organization as President for 15 years and currently
serves as Treasurer. In 2017, he was recognized nationally
by the NRA as Southern Missouri Volunteer of the Year.
Law and Justice, terms that are essential to our way of life
in this Country, are the area of expertise for Judge Kamp.
He has basically made it his career to processes The Let-
ter of the Law to its fullest extent for those he serves. His
service in Law and association with Legal organizations
are numerous. A past president and vice-president of the
Cape County Bar Association, Board member of the Mis-
souri Association of Probate and Associate Circuit Judges,
A Missouri Supreme Court appointee of the Judicial Con-
ference Board, and member of the Legislative Committee
ATTENTION FARMERS
For All Your Diesel Fuel injection neeDs come to
the PeoPle With the KnoWleDge AnD exPerience!
We reBuilD All tYPes oF
Diesel Fuel sYstems
• American Bosch • C.A.V. • Roosa Master • Simms • Bryce •
• Nippondenso • Diesel Kiki • Robert Bosch •
One Year WarrantY On Our PumP WOrk
Locally Owned & Operated
2909 East Malone Ave., Sikeston, MO 63701 • 573-471-1039
7
of the Judicial conference are just a few of the departments
he has served. There are many more. Judge Kamp cur-
rently serves on a Judicial Committee appointed by the
Missouri Supreme Court to study the possible reorgani-
zation of the Circuit Courts of the State of Missouri.
Judge Kamp took office as Associate Circuit Judge,
Division III in Cape Girardeau County January 1, 1995.
He has remained in this office, and elected official, to
this day. At one point in 2014 it was stated that Judge
Kamp had processed 65,000 cases during his time in
office, a number that I’m sure is much higher today.
Mr. Kamp plans to retire from office on December 31,
2018, a deserving honor for a career well served.
Judge Kamp has many memories of the East Perry
Community Fair, most dubious being the year he and
his wife married, they chose the Saturday of the Fair
for a wedding date. He regularly catches grief from
friends that the Saturday of his wedding is the only
Saturday of the Fair they have ever missed. This year
we are making sure Judge Kamp doesn’t make any-
one miss the Fair, we’re bringing him here.
It’s an honor for the East Perry Community Fair to
have Judge Kamp serve as our Grand Marshall this
JUDGE GARY
year. It’s a small tribute to a man who has served
his community in a challenging position for 20 plus 2018 Grand M KAMP
years. Join us Friday September 21st at 1:30pm arshall
and give a big wave to Judge Kamp as he leads
the parade.
{
FREE
IN-HOME
ESTIMATE
he East Perr y Fair!
Enjo t
y the 80th year of
T: 573.833.4197 • F: 573.243.4370 • HOURS: 7:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. DAILY
4832 OLD CAPE ROAD EAST • JACKSON, MO 63755
8 East PerryFair | S E P T E M B E R 2 1 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 8 | w w w . p e r r y v i l l e n e w s . c o m | R E P U B L I C - M O N I T O R

The entertainment at
T H E E A S T P E R R Y C O U N T Y FA I R
is sure to be a Rockin’ Good Time.

The Backstreet Cruisers Generation Slim Chance

Friday, September 21 Saturday, September 22 Saturday, September 22
6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.

Best Friends Deserve the Best Care

Robinson You Want the Best for Your Pet, so do we
Well Drilling Immunizations • Pregnancy Exams • Checkups
Spay & Neuter • Preventive Care • Dental Cleaning

& Electric Surgery • Microchipping • Flea Control • Radiology

Lab Testing • Client Education • Pet Nutrition

Inc.
General Care for Companion & Livestock Animals
All Creatures Veterinary Clinic
1004 N. Main St, Perryville, MO 63775 | 547-2504 202 E. Ste. Maries, Perryville, MO 63775 • (573) 547-2222
R E P U B L I C - M O N I T O R | w w w . p e r r y v i l l e n e w s . c o m | S E P T E M B E R 2 1 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 8 | East PerryFair
Great live music is part of any success-
ful festival or fair, and the East Perry Fair
is no exception. This year’s features a trio
of bands guaranteed to keep toes tapping,
fingers snapping and faces smiling.
First up are The Backstreet Cruisers,
who take the stage from 6:30-10:30 p.m.
Friday.
Based out of St. Louis, The Backstreet
Cruisers play rock and roll classics from
the 1950s & 1960s featuring covers of
such musical greats as Chuck Berry,
Buddy Holly, Johnny Cash, Roy Orbison,
the Temptations, the Beatles, Elvis and
many more favorites.
According to the band’s bio, “This is
the music that was playing on your AM
car radio back-in-the-day while you were
cruising the local hamburger stand in
your 1957 Chevy convertible with fender
skirts and fuzzy dice. This is feel-good
music that is guaranteed to put a smile
on your face and make you feel like a
teenager again no matter what your age.”
The Backstreet Cruisers feature four
Welding & Fabrication • CNC Milling & Turning • Metal Shear
Waterjet Abrasive Shape Cutting Machine & More
Altenburg Machine
& Fabrication, Inc.
P.O. Box 128, 264 Maple Street
Altenburg, MO 63732
(573) 824-5900 Fax (573)824-5722
Email: mhecht@altenburgmachine.com
Serving Southeast Missouri and Southern Illinois since 1978!
9
veteran musicians playing two guitars,
bass, and drums. The musical careers
of all members of the band extend back
to, and are firmly rooted in, the exciting
dawn of the rock and roll era. All band
members sing, adding to the musical va-
riety and harmony necessary to faithfully Clean, sustainable and carbon-free. SharedSolar
recreate some timeless classics.
On Saturday afternoon, Generation, the
offers Citizens Electric members a choice
talented father-daughter duo of Randy in where their power comes from. is
and Dani Preston, will perform from 1-4 environmentally friendly alternative allows
p.m.
That evening, Slim Chance will take the
members to move away from traditional fuel
stage beginning at 7 p.m., playing a mix sources and reduce their carbon footprint.
of outlaw country and classic rock.
The Perryville-based quartet features
Stan Denninger on vocals and lead guitar, Visit us at the East Perry County
Brian Krauss on drums, Brad Krauss on
bass and Austen Arnold on rhythm guitar. Community Fair, anyone who signs
“We were all taking lessons from
Stan,” said Brad Krauss, “and he told us
up or is already a participant, who
we didn’t need to take lessons anymore. stops by out booth will be entered to
We needed to find somebody to jam with.
So we all got together.” win a $100 Visa Gift Card
10 East PerryFair | S E P T E M B E R 2 1 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 8 | w w w . p e r r y v i l l e n e w s . c o m | R E P U B L I C - M O N I T O R

Have a great time Truck

& stay safe at the
EAST PERRY P U LL
Friday, September 21, 2018
COMMUNITY FAIR FIRST HOOK 7:00 p.m.
• FREE parking and FREE admission to Fair & Truck Pull • $20 HOOK FEE •

TRUCK PULL! 100 percent Hook Fee Payout plus Added Prize Money
Paying 3 places per class
FACTORY STOCK GAS 6,500/7,000 - $100 Added Money Per Class
STREET STOCK GAS 6,500/7,000 - $100 Added Money Per Class
FACTORY STOCK DIESEL 8,500/9,500 - $100 Added Money Per Class
MODIFIED GAS 6,200/6,500 - $450 Added Money Per Class
MODIFIED STREET DIESEl 8,500/9,500 - $450 Added Money Per Class

Altenburg Truck Pull Rules will be used

X-Factor Sled from Bungart Motorsports LLC
16 Food Stands & 6 Beer Stands on the grounds.
NO COOLERS, OUTSIDE FOOD, OR DRINKS.
Tech Questions: Mark Tesson 573-944-2102
Other Information: 573-824-5322

Rollet Bros Logistics Co., Inc

www.rolletbros.com | 1-800-942-5590
227 St Hwy M, Perryville, MO 63775
Visit Altenburg Truck Pull & East Perry Community Fair on Facebook
 R E P U B L I C - M O N I T O R | w w w . p e r r y v i l l e n e w s . c o m | S E P T E M B E R 2 1 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 8 | East PerryFair 11

“THE BEST LITTLE FAIR IN THE LAND”

DRIVE SAFELY to and from the East Perry Community Fair!

On land. By air. By sea.
On Veterans Day, we
Etzold
salute the men and women
of our armed forces both
Packing
Perryville, MO 63775 • (573) 547-6815
past and present, for their
AMERICAN Custom Slaughtering
PROUD
& Processing
NOTICE
Your Local Complete
bravery, dedication, and
LEGION
Tire Center
133 SUPPORTER
916 N. Kingshighway &
334 N. Main, Perryville, MO OPEN SATURDAY
18 W. Ste. Maries, Perryville

Smoked Meats & Curing

www.keithdcooperdds.com 423 Magnolia
Proud supporter of CatholicStreet,
Perryville, MO Schools 7:00 A.M. TO 1:00 P.M. CATHOLIC
commitment to upholding
573-547-6520
573-547-4543 or 573-547-4342 • www.perryvilletire.com
(MECHANIC ON DUTY)
OFFICIAL STATE INSPECTION STATION SCHOOLS
ETZOLD
the ideals and freedoms 98 Grand Ave. Perryville, MO
PACKING INC. Phone: 573-547-4588 124 N. MAIN ST. | PERRYVILLE,
Best Wishes
we enjoy
573) 547-6815 or (573) 547-1373
Highway 61 South, Perryville, MO
today. for+ a Successful
Proudly Fair!
Supporting Catholic
16 Saxon Memorial Drive, Schools! + MO 63775 • 573-517-7600
Mile Past City Park • Watch For Signs)
Frohna, MO 63748 • 824-5226

D&K Have fun

Masonry at the
Dawg 768-0138 • Wayne 768-0137
Dawg 768-0138 1469 PCR 806, East Perr y
Fair!
-Proud Supporter
10220 of Catholic
Main Schools-
St., Altenburg,
Wayne 768-0137
EXCEPTIONAL CRAFTSMANSHIP IN
Perryville, MO
MO • 63732
517-0011 300 S. Kingshighway,
Perryville, MO 63775 • 573-517-0017
BRICK & STONE MASONRY SINCE 1985 824-5265
Supporting our Catholic Schools Hours: Fri. 8:30am-5:30pm • Sat. 8:30am-Noon

OZARK
12 East PerryFair | S E P T E M B E R 2 1 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 8 | w w w . p e r r y v i l l e n e w s . c o m | R E P U B L I C - M O N I T O R

HANDICAPPED
PARKING & REGULAR
PARKING
Well Street Well Street

Church Street
HOME
G ECONOMICS

B L L L
H
I F
11
L
8
PARKING
10
E 7
A 12 9 K
PARKING

K J L
K
B
6 5 4 3
D P
B
B
L
2 1 D L
O
D

Church Street
O
PARKING

L
D
O M L NORTH
M
C
N

Oak Street Oak Street

R E P U B L I C - M O N I T O R | w w w . p e r r y v i l l e n e w s . c o m | S E P T E M B E R 2 1 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 8 | East PerryFair 13

Map Key
A = STAGE I = DAIRY CATTLE/SHEEP BARN
B = RIDES/GAMES J = FAIR OFFICE
C = PETTING ZOO K = RESTROOMS
D = FARM MACHINERY L = EXHIBITOR BOOTHS
E = CROPS, PHOTOGRAPHY & 4-H M = AUTO DEALERS
F = POULTRY N = CATTLE SHOW ARENA
G = FFA BUILDING O = CATTLE BARNS
H = DRAFT HORSE BARN P = FIRST AID

Food Stand Key

1 = SHAVED ICE SNO CONES, POTATO 6 = BRATS, GIZZARDS, HOT DOGS
BOATS, PULLED PORK NACHOS, & & CARMEL APPLES
BEEF, CHICKEN, & PORK TACOS 7 = KETTLE POPCORN, CORN DOGS
2 = PHILLY CHEESE STEAK SANDWICHES 8 = ICE CREAM & SOFT PRETZELS
& CHICKEN WINGS, MINI PIZZAS 9 = FUNNEL CAKES & NACHOS
3 = PORK STEAKS & RIBBON POTATOES 10 = GRILLED CHEESE SANDWICHES
4 = SLICED BBQ PORK SANDWICH 11 = CATFISH FILLET SANDWICHES
5 = PORK BURGERS 12 = HAMBURGERS & CHEESEBURGERS

ROAD BLOCKS PRIVATE PROPERTY PULL TRACK & HORSE

NO PARKING SHOW ARENA
14 East PerryFair | S E P T E M B E R 2 1 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 8 | w w w . p e r r y v i l l e n e w s . c o m | R E P U B L I C - M O N I T O R

Lawn & Garden Saturday, September 22, 2018

Pull will be Managed by:

Wilhite Pullers of Patterson

Requirements for Safety and Insurance

T R AC TO R P U L L
• All Tractors MUST have Wheelic Bars Adult Pure Stock Two Cylinder Stock
Everyone must refrain from One Cylinder Pure Stock Not over 1,100 pounds
• All Pulleys, Bells, Clutches MUST be shield- using drugs or
ed No Dual Wheels alcohol before and during Not over 900, pounds Not over 4,000 RPMs
• I3-inch hitch height any pulls! Not over 4,000 RPM
• All tractors MUST have hoods that cover the Two Cylinder Hot Rod
engine CLASSES One Cylinder Stock Not over 1,100 pounds
• All tractors MUST have fenders that cover Kids Class Not over 1,100 pounds
rear tires I Cylinder Pure Stock Not over 4,000 RPMs OPEN CLASS
Not over 800 pounds One and Two Cylinder
Tractors will be rpm checked, weighed,
and hitch height checked in all stock classes. Not over 4,000 RPMs One Cylinder Hot Rod Not over 1,200 pounds
Not over 1,100 pounds No RPM limit
Wilhite Pullers reserves the right to refuse tractor hooks for
safety reasons and any unsportsmanlike conduct. Tech questions 573-421-0064 • Other information 573-824-5322

WANTED
DEAD OR ALIVE
BURT N. BEDDINGTON
A.K.A. “BEDBUG BURT”
WANTED FOR:
ASSAULT WITH BITING &
TRESPASSING IN THE BEDROOM

COMPLETE RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL

VOTED
DVANCED
#
IN
1
CAP
E COUNT
Y
Pest Control
SYSTEMS INC. INSPECTIONS
PEST & TERMITE CONTROL & ESTIMATES
PEOPLE’S
CHOICE 821 PROGRESS ST. • PO BOX 1021
AWARDS
2009-2018
CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO • www.advpest.com
1-800-696-4215 • 573-334-4215
R E P U B L I C - M O N I T O R | w w w . p e r r y v i l l e n e w s . c o m | S E P T E M B E R 2 1 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 8 | East PerryFair 15

Pedal
T R A CTO R P U LL
Saturday, September 22, 2018
at 10:00 a.m.

HAVE A
great time AT THE
EAST PERRY
COMMUNITY FAIR!

OLD APPLETON, MO
16 East PerryFair | S E P T E M B E R 2 1 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 8 | w w w . p e r r y v i l l e n e w s . c o m | R E P U B L I C - M O N I T O R

JUMPING Mule C O M P ET I T I O N
Saturday, September 22 at 4:30 p.m.
SUPERINTENDENT: MIKE ENGERT • ASSISTED BY TRENT BRONENKANT, JODY PONDER, WAYNE MEYER, ROBB BRODIE
JUDGE: SEAN GRAY • ANNOUNCERS: CHARLIE MANGELS & TOM SACHSE

CLASS 1 CLASS 2 CLASS 3

Height of Mule - less than 47” Height of Mule - 47” to 52” Height of Mule - more than 52”
1st Prize $50.00, 2nd Prize $25.00 1st Prize $50.00; 2nd Prize $25.00 1st Prize $50.00, 2nd Prize $25.00
3rd Prize $15.00, 4th Prize $10.00 3rd Prize $15.00, 4th Prize $10.00 3rd Prize $15.00, 4th Prize $10.00

MULES MUST BE THERE BY 4 P.M. TO REGISTER FOR COMPETITION

• Each mule may jump in only one class based upon height of mule. All mules will be measured before competition begins.
• Mule will be limited to one handler and one hazer. Hazer may not contact mule in any way and must remain outside barriers. Only handler, hazer, and
officials may be in the immediate jumping arena.
• No whipping or mistreatment of mules will be permitted.
• Top bar of barrier will be supported by dowel pins. If a pin is broken the jump will not be allowed.
• Twelve foot side barriers will be used. Mule must be stopped inside barrier area before jump. Any mule leaving the approach area may receive one
additional attempt.
• Each mule will receive two tries at each height. A time limit may be implemented or each mule may be limited to one try due to a large number of
entries or other time constraints. Number of tries for each mule will be determined prior to the start of each class.
• In the event of a tie, a mule that completes the jump on the first attempt will be placed ahead of a mule that completes the jump on its second attempt.
• Inappropriate behavior and foul language will not be tolerated. A mule, or mules, may be disqualified for the action of its handler and hazer or helpers.

Enjoy “The Best Little Fair In The Land”!

WE ARE A FULL SERVICE CPA, OFFERING:
• Personal • Farm • Partnership • Corporate Tax Preparation • Full Payroll Service

CAROL A. WORD CPA, PC

411 N. Main St., Perryville, MO 63775
(573) 547-4475 • Fax: (573) 234-6526
8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday • Other times available by appointment
R E P U B L I C - M O N I T O R | w w w . p e r r y v i l l e n e w s . c o m | S E P T E M B E R 2 1 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 8 | East PerryFair 17

FA I R G R O U N D I M P R O V E M E N T S

2.
1. 3.
1.) NEW PERMANENT STALL PANELS IN BEEF CATTLE BARN.
2.) WORKERS INSTALLING PERMANENT STALL PANELS IN BEEF CATTLE BARN.
3.) NEW SIDEWALK ON WELL STREET FOR MAIN PARKING LOT.

Come and Visit the Lutheran Heritage Center and Enjoy your time
Museum in Altenburg
at the fair
During the Fair on Friday, September 21 &
Saturday, September 22!!
See the ‘Southern Missouri Mills’
artwork of Dave Carter.
Hours During the Fair:
Fri. 9 am-Noon • Sat. 9 am-4 pm Care for the entire family Accepting New Patients
Free Admission Call us today for a free consultation
3100 E. Jackson Blvd. • Jackson, MO 63755
573-243-5200
Visit-www.lutheranmuseum.com (Across from Jackson Wal-Mart) www.myjacksondental.com
18 East PerryFair | S E P T E M B E R 2 1 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 8 | w w w . p e r r y v i l l e n e w s . c o m | R E P U B L I C - M O N I T O R

4- H F FA YO U T H
East PerryFair's ST E E R S H OW
Saturday, September 22, 2018 • 8:00 a.m. A N D S A LE
As a staple of the events in Perry County, dedicate years to a single animal. More in classes that are determined by weight, in the sale will be weighed in between 5-6
the East Perry Fair is usually the greatest than just earning a ribbon at the fair, these and only steers that are included in the sale p.m.
experience for youth of the area who are projects help the students with responsi- may be shown. Steer sale committe member Nathan
involved with agriculture and farming. Lo- bility and work ethic as well as giving them The 4-H and FFA Youth Steer Sale is Hunt said that the sale is such a great help
cal 4-H and FFA members dedicate their a real-world experience raising a farm ani- scheduled to begin at 5 p.m. at the cattle to the youth in the community, helping
time and effort to their projects for the fair, mal. barns on the western end of the fair- them learn what it takes to make a long-
and some of the largest entries include the The fair easily sees over 200 head of grounds. term commitment and helps them under-
livestock. cattle across the entire weekend. Steers The sale is open to all Perry County 4-H stand real-world applications in the farm-
At 8 a.m. on Saturday morning the 4-H and other cattle will be awarded cham- and FFA members, from age eight all the ing and agriculture lifestyle. Many of the
and FFA Market Steer Show will feature pion ribbons in each breed, and a reserve way to 21. Each student may show one students who show and sell the livestock
the best of the best animals of these hard- champion and grand champion will be steer in the sale show, and all entries must are preparing for next years projects by
working students. Some students even awarded overall. The steers will be shown comply with all general fair rules. Steers making their own purchases at the sales.

Join us at the Zetor

East Perry Tractor Sales
Repair
Fair! and
Maintenance
• Free 3D Estimates

K & L Repair
• Custom Kitchen, Living,
Dining Room Cabinets

Tire Sales & Service

• Countertops

MIKE • Entertainment Centers

SAUER
Sauer Woodwords LLC
7633 Hwy F, Perryville, MO

PRESIDING Mike Sauer

573-547-1773
COMMISSIONER
PAID FOR BY FRIENDS OF MIKE SAUER
Corey Sauer 261 PCR 343, Farrar, MO 63746
CHAD OZARK TREASURER 573-768-6168 573-824-5247 • 1-800-591-5247
R E P U B L I C - M O N I T O R | w w w . p e r r y v i l l e n e w s . c o m | S E P T E M B E R 2 1 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 8 | East PerryFair 19

We love

OUR COUNTY FAIR

W h e t he r yo u’ r e s h o win g a b o ttle ca lf, b a kin g a
p i e , o r j u s t a t t e n din g th e sh o ws, th an k yo u fo r

Quality
s up p olove
We r t i ng t he fa ir. O u r co u n ty fa ir sh o wca ses wh at
We love
We
m a kelove

OUR
OUR COUNTY
COUNTY FAIR
s us great.
Stop by
FAIR
Outdoor
our booth
across W h e t he r yo u’ r e s h o win g a b o ttle ca lf, b a kin g a
W h e t he r yo u’ r e s h o win g a b o ttle ca lf, b a kin g a

Wood
from W
pih e ,e tohe
r jruyo
s t u’
a trtee nsh o win
din g thg ea sh
b oottle
ws, ca
thlf,
an kb ayo
kin
u gfoar
p i e , o r j u s t a t t e n d in g th e sh o ws, th an k yo u fo r
pup
s i e ,po r tji u s t tahe
ng t t efan din g uth
ir. O r ecosh
u notyws,
fa th
ir an
shk yo uses
o wca fo r wh at
the fish s up p o r t i ng t he fa ir. O u r co u n ty fa ir sh o wca ses wh at

Furnaces
s up
m p osr tui ng
a ke s g rt e
hea t .fa ir. O u r co u n ty fa ir sh o wca ses wh at
stand! m a ke s u s g r e a t .
m a ke s u s g r e a t .

We carry a full line of wood, pellet

and flex fuel furnaces, plus parts
and supplies for installation,
maintenance and service.
Give us a call today!
Yo ur l o c a l m ut ual in su ra n ce co mp a ny a n d Gr in n ell
Richard Worley Sales LLC M ut ua l t h a nk yo u f o r su p p o r tin g th e co u n ty fa ir.

Proven Engineering Since 1989

6915 Busiek Rd., Farmington, MO 63640
218 W. Ste. Marie 395 Ste. Genevieve Drive
richard@worleysales.com • www.woodmaster.com
Perryville, MO 63775 Ste. Genevieve, MO 63670
(573) • 756 • 6879 (573)
Yo l o c a l m ut ual in su ra n ce co mp a ny a n d (573)
ur547-6633 Gr in883-3520
n ell
Yo ur l o c a l m ut ual in su ra n ce co mp a ny a n d Gr in n ell
M ut
Yo urua
l oll cttah a nkutyo u fin
o r su
rap p o r tin g th e co udn ty
Grfa
inir.
M ut ua hlamnk youal
u f osu
r su pnpce
o r co
tinmp a ny
g th an
e co u n ty fa n ell
ir.
M ut ua l t h a nk yo u f o r su p p o r tin g th e co u n ty fa ir.
20 East PerryFair | S E P T E M B E R 2 1 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 8 | w w w . p e r r y v i l l e n e w s . c o m | R E P U B L I C - M O N I T O R

EX H I B I T I O NBuilding
...will be open from 5:30 pm to 9 p.m. on Thursday
and 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Friday to accept entries.
(Q U O N S ET H U T)...
Home Economics Building will be open from 5:30
pm to 9 p.m. on Thursday and 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. on
Friday to accept entries. Judging starts at 10 a.m.
and all exhibits must be in place by then. Exhibit
pickup is from 10 a.m. to noon on Sunday for both
buildings, except for the 4-H Club Department. All
exhibits and prize money must be claimed at post-
ed times. The Fair is hot responsible for unclaimed
exhibits and/or containers. Unclaimed prize money
will be returned to the Fair.
R E P U B L I C - M O N I T O R | w w w . p e r r y v i l l e n e w s . c o m | S E P T E M B E R 2 1 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 8 | East PerryFair 21
Dairy Cattle...........................................................................................Robert Landgraf Jr. 573-243-8789
Beef Cattle................................................................................. Greg Jung 573-824-5213, 573-587-1334
4-H & FFA Steer Show & Sale........................................................................ Nathan Hunt 573-824-5850
EAST PERRY
COMMUNITY FAIR
4-H & FFA Barrow Show & Sale..................................................................... Nancy Boles 573-547-3230
Market Rabbit & Broiler Sale.............................................................................Brent Seyer 573-450-5950
Sheep & Goats.............................................................................................. Dennis Lappe 573-788-2766

Department Superintendents
Draft Horses & Mules.........................................................Steve Mangels 573-788-2202, 573-270-9630
Poultry.........................................................................................................Alisa Schumer 573-547-1108
Rabbits.........................................................................................................Alisa Schumer 573-547-1108
Field & Forage.............................................................................................Derek Miesner 573-576-7841
Horticulture......................................................................................................... Ruth Roth 573-824-5607
Home Economics.......................................................................................Charlotte Seibel 573-824-5495
Photography...................................................................................................Linda Engert 573-824-5419
FFA Building Exhibits ..................................................................................Derek Miesner 573-576-7841
FFA & 4-H Small Animals..................................................................................Brett Seyer 573-450-5950
4-H Exhibits................................................................................................. Chris Muench 573-382-6118
Pedal Tractor Pull.......................................................................................................... River Hills Antique
Tractor Pull ................................................................................................................................ Kurt Kiefer
4X4 Truck Pull..................................... Tech Questions Mark Tesson 573-944-2102, Other 573-824-5322
Lawn & Garden Tractor Pull Wilhite Pullers................................................Tech Questions 573-421-0064

OTHER CONTACT NUMBERS

Attendance Prizes............................................................................... Don & Linda Palisch 573-824-5279

Parade.............................................................................................................. Bill Koeberl 573-824-5449
Commercial Booths & Exhibits............................ Vernon & Linda Schoen 573-270-2756, 573-270-0478
All Other Questions & Information.......................................................................................573-824-5322

Enjoy East Perry

Community Fair on
Friday, September 21,
and Saturday,
September 22.

Supplying jobs to the Bening Ford

community for 48 years! 909 S Perryville Blvd. I Perryville, MO 63775 I (573) 547-8377 I (800) 649-8377 I beningford.com

Stop by our booth at the Our modern technology and personalized service
help our clients succeed in every season.

East Perry Community Fair We make crop insurance simple.

You can rely on us when nature strikes. From MPCI to crop hail,

and see what we have to offer! we’ll help you choose the customized coverage that’s right for you.
Together, we can help you recover from a devastating crop loss.
Contact us for more information.
NAU Country Insurance Company is an equal opportunity provider. QBE and the links logo are registered service
marks of QBE Insurance Group Limited. NAU is a registered service mark of NAU Country Insurance Company.

Roger Hoff Insurance

See me for all your crop insurance needs...

665 Hwy V
Perryville, Mo 63775
(573) 768-6281
3501 Hwy. 61 South • Perryville, MO • 547-2547 hofflp@yahoo.com
22 East PerryFair | S E P T E M B E R 2 1 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 8 | w w w . p e r r y v i l l e n e w s . c o m | R E P U B L I C - M O N I T O R

FO O D
STA N D
Vendors
ICE CREAM & SOFT PRETZELS KETTLE POPCORN
....................................................East Perry County Lions Club ......................................................Nolan Crank, Sedgewickville

CATFISH FILLET SANDWICHES CORN DOGS

..................................... Fair Operates - Saxony Lutheran ......................................... Sandy & Wayne’s Hutch, Marble Hill
HS Boosters & others provide workers
FUNNEL CAKES & NACHOS
GRILLED CHEESE SANDWICHES ...........................................................Saxony & UCLS Parents,
.......................................... Fair Operates - Immanuel Lutheran, Salem Lutheran, Farrar
Altenburg & others provide workers

Our Wishes for a Very Successful East Perry Community Fair!

Rick Francis The Dale Wright

State Rep Winning State Rep
District 145
Team! District 116

Randy Richardet and Charles Gamble Treasurers

Paid for by Friends For Rick Francis Paid for by Wright For Missouri
R E P U B L I C - M O N I T O R | w w w . p e r r y v i l l e n e w s . c o m | S E P T E M B E R 2 1 - 2 2 , 2 0 1 8 | East PerryFair 23

HAMBURGERS & CHEESEBURGERS SHAVED ICE SNO CONES

...................... Fair Operates - United in Christ Lutheran School ............................................... SEMO Kona Ice, Cape Girardeau
PTL provides workers
BEEF, CHICKEN, AND PORK TACOS
PORK STEAKS & RIBBON POTATOES .................................................................Grayson’s Bar & Grill
................................. Little Country Store, Jack Cook, Fruitland POTATO BOATS, NACHOS WITH PULLED PORK
..................................................Mike Friedman, Ste. Genevieve
SLICED BBQ PORK SANDWICHES & ICED TEA
.................................................................. Barb Kagel, Jackson PHILLY CHEESE STEAK SANDWICHES
& CHICKEN WINGS
PORK BURGERS .......................................Bleau Deckard & Les Fritsche, Frohna
....................................................Perry County Pork Producers

BRATWURSTS, GIZZARDS, MINI PIZZAS

................................................... Mario’s Pizza, Cape Girardeau
HOT DOGS & CARMEL APPLES
.................................Herb Steffens Family, Altenburg & Frohna

Welcome visitors!
Enjoy the East Perry Community Fair!
Independence
Health System, Inc.
0

Independence Court and Square Frohna, MO 63748

5 STAR FACILITY
Independence Care Center Phone: 573-824-5272
800 S. Kingshighway, Perryville, MO 63775 • 573-547-6546
www.eastperrylumber.com

ENGINES • TRANSMISSION • REAR-ENDS • NEW • REBUILT • USED • USED TUCK SALVAGE • USED WORK TRUCKS • BUY • SELL
SHOP 573-547-8307 FAX 573-547-1526 HOME 573-547-8778 CELL 573-513-6005 EMAIL larry43@ldd.net
Re Re
al al
P o P eo
ss pl
ibi e
lit
ie s