thank you for attending and supporting the jamesport jr. livestock show

2015 FAIR VOLUNTEERS
Melissa Moore
Amy Holder
Brandon Eads
Greg & Lori Landes
Ryan Ranes
Kathy May
Troy Smith
David & Toni Cox
Troy Souders
Jonathan Hobbs
Brandon Hoover
Eugene Kime
Brenda Smith
Dawn Hughs
David Landes
Amy Holder—Tri-County Ag. Advisor—660-684-6118-Contact Person
Ryan Ranes, President, 660-663-5226-Contact Person
PARADE CHAIRPERSON:
Jamesport Community Association
Shirley Harrington, 660-684-6167
BABY CONTEST CHAIRPERSON:
Melissa Moore-660-684-6485
Carolyn Huston 660-684-6250 & Jamesport Community Association
PET SHOW & KIDS GAMES
Shelli Christopher-Pet Show
Luke & Hilary Skinner, Kids Games
LIVESTOCK VOLUNTEERS:
BEEF: Greg Landes, Superintendent Ryan Ranes, Brandon & Jena Eads, Brandon Hoover
SWINE: Dawn Hughes, Superintendent , Brandon Hoover, David Cox, David Landes, Jonathan Hobbs,
SHEEP & GOATS: Brandon Eads, Superintendent, Kathy May, Brenda Smith, Melissa Moore
POULTRY & RABBITS: Brenda Smith & Ryan Ranes, Superintendent, Kathy May
2015
Jamesport Junior Livestock Show Schedule
Thursday, July 23, 2015
8:00 am Sheep in Place
 9:00 am Sheep Show
 8:00 am Goats in Place
 Goat Show will follow Sheep Show
 2:30 p m Poultry & Rabbits in Place,
3:00 pm Poultry & Rabbit Show, Shelter House Park
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Friday, July 24, 2015
7:30 am Hogs in Place and Check-in
 9:00 am Swine Show
 6:00 pm 4-H Ice Cream Social
 7:00 pm, Pet & Talent Show
 Kids Games to follow Pet Show
7:00 pm Entertainment (English vs Amish Ballgame
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Saturday, July 25, 2015
1 pm Parade
 1:00 pm Beef Cattle in Place
2:30 pm, Baby Show registration, A V Spillman Building
 3:00 pm, Baby Show , AV Spillman Building
 4:30 pm FFA Barbecue, Shelter House at park
 5:00 pm Beef Show
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(A V Spillman Building, 308 S. Broadway, Jamesport, MO)
RULES & REGULATIONS
GENERAL
1) This show will be open to all 4-H and FFA members and junior members in the state of
Missouri, 4-H members “MUST BE A MEMBER IN GOOD STANDINGS” with their 4-H
Clubs in order to show their livestock.
2) All animals must meet health requirements for exhibit at fairs in 2015 as required by the
Missouri Department of Agriculture and Missouri State Fair Rules. All exhibitors will be
expected to present health papers, registration papers and Show Me Quality Assurance
Card prior to show.
3) All animals must be owned by the exhibitor by June 1st and be enrolled in a 4-H project
or FFA farming program. Instructors and leaders are responsible.
4) Animals shown in the Beef, Hog, Goat, and Sheep purebred breeding classes must be
registered with their respective breed associations, in the exhibitor’s name. Registration
papers will be checked. Beef, Hog, Goat & Sheep without proof of registration will be
shown as a crossbred. Grade and Crossbred females will show together in each class.
5) Animals shown in the breeding classes may not show in the market classes.
6) Crossbred gilts will be shown in the Crossbred gilts class , shown by weight and WILL
NOT be shown in the Market Barrow classes.
7) Exhibitors furnish own feed and bedding.
8) Pen and stall fees to be paid with entry. Stall and pen fees will be $2.00 per head on
rabbits & poultry; $3.00 per head on hogs, sheep and goats; and $5.00 per head on cattle.
9) Each exhibitor is limited to 2 entries per breeding class for beef, sheep, goats, and swine,
4 steers per class #20, 4 market barrows per class #27, 4 market lambs per class #34 ,
4 weathers per class #50 . Each rabbit and poultry exhibitor is limited to 3 rabbits and 3
poultry per class.
10) The fair organization will not be responsible for accidents
11) All judging on Danish System.
Beef
Hogs, Sheep & Goats
Chicken & Rabbits
8 points for blue
5 points for blue
2 points for blue
5 points for red
3 point for red
1 point for red
3 points for white
2 points for white
1/2 point for white
12) Show
schedule:
Goats should be in place by 8:00 am on Thursday July 23.
Goat show to follow Sheep Show, Thursday, July 23, goats released after show
Sheep should be in place by 8:00 am on Thursday, July 23
All sheep and goats must be penned in barn.
Sheep Show 9:00 am, Thursday, July 23, released after show.
Poultry & Chicken must be in place by 2:30 pm, Thursday, July 23, released after show
Hogs should be in place and check-in at 7:30 am on Friday, July 24.
Hog show at 9:00 am, Friday, July 24, released after show.
Beef in place at 1:00 pm, Saturday, July 25
Beef show at 5:00 pm, July 25 released at end of show.
13) Owner must show their animal. If owner has more than one animal in a class, he or
she may use another person.
14) Rules will be strictly enforced except when prior arrangements have been made.
15) The Jamesport Junior Livestock Show Committee will handle any situation not covered
in these rules.
16) In the event of behavior deemed rude, disrespectful, or unsportsmanlike, to a judge,
another exhibitor, or a fair board member by a exhibitor or their agent, the said exhibitor
and agent will be asked to leave the show and the exhibitor‘s premium will be withheld.
17) Grievance and complaints will only be accepted if in writing and signed. These must be
submitted to the chairperson before the show starts. Fair Board decisions are final.
18) CLOVER KIDS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO SHOW IN ANY JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW
CLASS. 4-H age is the 4-H member’s age as of January 1, 2015 and they are considered that age
until they re-enroll for the next year’s 4-H enrollment, after September 1, 2015. Clover Kids may
show in the Pee Wee Class for Sheep, Goat, Swine and Beef Shows.
(Statements or changes at the Show take precedence over advertised rules)
PEE WEE CLASS
For children 8 years of age & under, who are not enrolled in 4-H Livestock Projects, or Clover Kids enrolled in 4-H.
Pee Wee Class are offered in the SWINE, SHEEP, GOATS & BEEF SHOWS.
Pee Wee Classes will be the first class of each show.
LIVESTOCK SHOW CLASSES
BEEF CATTLE
Beef Pee Wee Class, bottle calf
Beef Pee Wee Class weaned calf
1) Bucket Calf, born January 1, 2015-June 1, 201. Exhibitor must be en rolled in appropriate project in 4-H, this is project # BC135. Calf shown in this class are not eligible to be
shown in other Beef Classes.
2) Percentage Bull (Gelbvieh-Balancer-calved 9/1/12-6/30/15; Maine-Tainer-calved 9/1/13
-8/12/15; Salers-Optimizer-calved 9/1/13 & after; Santa Gertrudis-Star5-calved 7/1/12
and after; Shorthorn Plus calved 9/1/12-7/2/15; and Simmental-Percent age calved
1/1/13-8/11/15)
3) Senior Yearling Bull-Percentage Bull-Calved Jan 1-Dec 31, 2013
4) Junior Bull Calf born after Jan 1, 2015
5) Senior Bull Calf born Sept 1, 2014 to Dec 31, 2014
6) Summer Yearling Bull born May 1, 2014 to Aug 31, 2014
7) Junior Yearling Bull born Jan 1, 2014 to April 30, 2014
8) Aged Bull born Jan 1, 2013 to Dec 31, 2013
9) Percentage Heifer (Gelbvieh-Balancer-calved 9/1/13-6/30/15; Maine-Tainer-calved
9/1/13-8/12/15; Salers-Optimizer-calved 9/1/13 & after; Santa Gertrudis-Star5-calved
1/1/13and after; Shorthorn Plus calved 9/1/13-7/1/15; and Simmental-Foundation
calved 9/1/13-1/1/15 born & after)
10)Junior Heifer calf born after Jan 1, 2015
11) Winter Heifer born Nov. 1, 2014 to Dec 31, 2014
12) Senior Calf Heifer born Sept 1, 2014 to Oct 31, 2014
13) Late Summer Yearling Heifer born July 1, 2014 to Aug 31, 2014
14) Summer Yearling Heifer born May 1, 2014 to June 30, 2014
15) Late Junior Yearling Heifer born Mar. 1, 2014 to Apr 30, 2014
16) Junior Yearling Heifer born Jan 1, 2014 to Feb 29, 2014
17) Senior Yearling Heifer born Sept 1, 2013 to Dec 31, 2013
18) Cow & Calf
19)Market Heifer
20) Market Steers
BEEF RULES & REGULATIONS
1) Bulls and Heifers will be shown by breed in the following order
Angus, Charolais, Gelbvieh, Hereford, Limousin, Maine-Anjou, Red Angus, Salers,
Shorthorn, Simmental, Other Breeds and Crossbred.
2) Must have been owned and under management of exhibitor March 1 or prior of current year.
3) Registration papers required for breed classes.
4) Home Raised Heifers & Steers
3
SHOWMANSHIP AGES
FOR SWINE, SHEEP,
GOATS & BEEF SHOWS
ARE:
SHEEP
Sheep Pee Wee Class
28) Yearling Ram (1 year & under 2)
29) Senior Ram Lamb (Sept 1, to Dec. 31, 2014)
30) Junior Ram Lamb (Jan. 1, 2015 and after)
31) Yearling Ewe (1 year and under 2)
32) Senior Ewe Lamb (Sept. 1, to Dec. 31, 2014)
33) Junior Ewe Lamb (Jan. 1, 2015 and after)
34) Market Lamb
Junior Showmanship
Age
13 yrs & under;
Senior Showmanship
Age
14 yrs & over.
GOATS
Goat Pee Wee Class
PEE WEE CLASS
(For children 8 years of
age & under, who are
not enrolled in 4-H Livestock Projects.)
Pee Wee Class are
offered in the
SWINE, SHEEP,
GOATS & BEEF SHOWS.
Pee Wee Classes will be
the first class of each
show.
Meat, Pygmy, Dairy
35) Doe , 0 to under 3 months
36) Doe , 3 to under 6 months
37) Doe, 6 to under 9 months
38) Doe , 9 to under 12 months
39) Doe , 12 to under 16 months
40) Doe, 16 to under 20 months
41) Doe , 20 to under 24 months
42) Doe , 2 years & over
43) Buck 0 to under 3 months
44) Buck, 3 to under 6 months
45) Buck, 6 to under 9 months
46) Buck, 9 to under 12 months
47) Buck 12 months to under 16 months
48) Buck 16 to under 20 months
49) Buck, 20 to under 24 months: NO OLDER
50) Wether, 1 year & under, Divided by weight
SWINE
Swine Pee Wee Class (For children 8 years of age & under, who are not
enrolled in 4-H Livestock Projects.)
18) Boar far rowed Dec 1, 2014 to Dec 31, 2014
19) Boar far rowed Jan 1, 2015 to Jan 31, 2015
20) Boar far rowed Feb 1, 2015 to Feb 28, 2015
21) Boar far rowed Mar 1, 2015 and after
GRAND CHAMPION BOAR
22) Gilt far rowed Dec 1, 2014 to Dec 31, 2014
23) Gilt far rowed Jan 1, 2015 to Jan 31, 2015
24) Gilt far rowed Feb 1, 2015 to Feb 28, 2015
25) Gilt far rowed Mar 1, 2015 and after
26)Crossbred gilt (Shown by weight only)
GRAND CHAMPION GILT
27) Market Barrow ( Shown by weight only) (Must be identified by
health papers)
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET BARROW
SPECIAL AWARDS
SHOWMANSHIP
Junior and Senior Showmanship Awards will be presented in
each of the following divisions:
Beef, Swine, Sheep, Goats and Horses
POULTRY/WATERFOWL SHOW
Bantam
Chicken
Waterfowl
Turkey
Production (Meat & Egg Layers)
Best of Show Poultry/Waterfowl
RANDY MINNICK MEMORIAL AWARD
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Minnick and Mark will present
an award to the Outstanding First Year Exhibitor at
the Jamesport Junior Livestock Show in memory of
their son and brother Randy.
FRANK NOWLAND MEMORIAL AWARD
This award will be presented for the Outstanding
Livestock display at the fair. Basis for judging will be
1/3 showmanship, 1/3 quality of animals, 1/3 sportsmanship and conduct.
Selection Committee for these awards will consist of
personnel appointed by the Fair Board.
Participant must furnish their own cages
or carriers
RABBIT SHOW
PEDDIGREE SHOW
Class Breeds (Small Breeds)
01-Netherland Dwarf-701A-Senior Buck, 701B Senior Doe
701E-Junior Buck, 701F Junior Buck
02-Mini Rex-702A-Senior Buck, 702B-Senior Doe
702E-Junior Buck, 702F-Junior Doe
03-Holland Lop-703A-Senior Buck, 703B-Senior Doe
703E-Junior Buck, 703F-Junior Doe
04-Mini Lop-704A-Senior Buck, 704B-Senior Doe
704E-Junior Buck, 704F-Junior Doe
05-Dutch-705A-Senior Buck, 705B-Senior Doe
705E-Junior Buck, 705F-Junior Doe
06-Standard Chin-706A-Senior Buck, 705B-Senior Doe
706E-Junior Buck, 706F-Junior Doe
07-Jersey Wooly-707A-Senior Buck, 707B-Senior Doe
707E-Junior Buck, 707F-Junior Doe
08-Polish-708A-Senior Buck, 708B-Senior Doe
708E-Junior Buck, 708F-Junior Doe
09-Dwarf Hotot-709A-Senior Buck, 709B-Senior Doe
709E-Junior Buck, 709F-Junior Doe
10-Harlequin-710A-Senior Buck, 710B-Senior Doe
710E-Junior Buck, 710F-Junior Doe
11-Silver Marten-711A-Senior Buck, 711B-Senior Doe
711E-Junior Buck, 711F-Junior Doe
12-Lionhead-712A-Senior Buck, 712B-Senior Doe
712E-Junior Buck, 712F-Junior Doe
13-Mini Satin-713A-Senior Buck, 713B-Senior Doe
713E-Junior Buck, 713F-Junior Doe
14-AOB -714A-Senior Buck, 714B-Senior Doe
714-E-Junior Buck, 714F-Junior Doe
15-AOB -715A-Senior Buck, 715B-Senior Doe
715E-Junior Buck, 715F-Junior Doe
16-Mixed Breed, small-716A-Senior Buck, 716B-Senior Doe
716E-Junior Buck, 716F, Junior Doe
Class Breeds (Large Breeds)
17-New Zealand-717A-Senior Buck, 717B-Senior Doe
717C-Inter.Buck, 717D-Inter. Doe
717E-Junior Buck, 717F-Junior Doe
18-Californian-718A-Senior Buck, 718-B-Senior Doe
718C-Inter. Buck, 718-D-Inter. Doe
718E-Junior Buck, 717F-Junior Doe
19-Satin-719A-Senior Buck, 719B-Senior Doe
719C-Inter. Buck, 719D-Inter.Doe
719E-Junior Buck, 719F-Junior Doe
20-Champagne D’Arent-720A-Senior Buck, 720B-Senior Doe
720C-Inter. Buck, 720D-Inter. Doe
720E-Junior Buck, 720F-Junior Doe
21-Flemish Giant-721A-Senior Buck, 721B-Senior Doe
721C-Inter. Buck, 721D-Inter. Doe
721E-Junior Buck, 721F-Junior Doe
22—French Lop-722A-Senior Buck, 722B-Senior Doe
722C-Inter. Buck, 722D-Inter. Doe
722E-Junior Buck, 722F-Junior Doe
23-American Chinchilla-723A-Senior Buck, 723B-Senior Doe
723C-Inter. Buck, 723D-Inter. Doe
723E-Junior Buck, 723F-Junior Doe
24-AOB-724A-Senior Buck, 724B-Senior Doe
724C-Inter. Buck, 724D-Inter. Doe
724E-Junior Buck, 724f-Junior Doe
25-AOB-725A-Senior Buck, 725B-Senior Doe
725C-Inter. Buck, 725D-Inter. Doe
725E-Junior Buck, 725F-Junior Doe
26-Mixed Breed-Large-726A-Senior Buck, 726B-Senior Doe
726C-Inter. Buck, 726D-Inter. Doe
726E-Junior Buck, 726F-Junior Doe
730-Meat Pen-3 of the same breed & variety, maximum of
10 wks of age on day of show. All rabbits
3-5 lbs each. Rabbits will be weighed by
Judge.
BEST OF BREED
Best of 4 Class
Best of 6 Class
Best of Show Rabbit
Participants must furnish their own cages or carrier.
1) This is all (48) breed show, additional classes will be added as needed.
2) Entry fee $2,00 per each entry
3) Animals showing evidence of any disease, open sores, or ear mites will not be permitted to show.
4) Classes will be judged by ARBA standards with written comments. ARBA disqualifications, including weight, will be noted on the comment card at time of judging but the rabbit will not be dismissed from the show.
WHAT’S THE REAL PURPOSE OF YOUTH
(4-H & FFA) LIVESTOCK PROJECTS
One purpose is to teach young people how to feed, fit, and show their animals. The more important purpose
is to provide an opportunity for personal growth and development of the young person
The Josephson Institute of Ethics has developed a curriculum which identifies six core values which may help to
better describe the value of youth livestock projects. This curriculum also presents the idea that people develop and
strengthen character by practicing certain behaviors just as muscles are built through exercise. Therefore the purpose of the youth livestock program (4-H and FFA) is to provide opportunities for young people to develop character traits identified and some practices (exercises) that may build character follow:
A. Trustworthiness-includes honesty, promise keeping and loyalty.
-daily feeding, watering of animals (promise keeping)
-adheres to possession deadlines (honesty)
-adheres to withdrawal times on drugs and de-wormer
-only the appropriate use of approved drugs
B. Respect-includes courtesy and proper treatment of people and things.
-proper handling of animals, treat humanely
-proper care of animals
-listens to and follows advice of advisor
-recognizes that animal projects are dependent on 4-H’er and provides daily feed and water
C. Responsibility-includes the pursuit of excellence, accountability and perseverance.
–daily feeding and watering (even on the busy, difficult days)
-goes beyond providing the daily needs of the animal in giving additional time and attention to
produce a winner
-adheres to deadlines for entry forms and for arrival at livestock shows
–never gives up in the show ring (perseverance)
D. Fairness-involves consistently applying rules and standards appropriately for different age groups
and ability levels.
-feed only approved livestock rations.
-only the appropriate use of approved drugs
-accepts winning or losing with grace
-conduct in the show ring follows recommended procedure
-fitting and grooming of animals follows recommended procedures
E. Caring-promoting the well being of people and things in a young person’s world. It denotes
action and not just the feelings.
-daily feeding and watering
-provides clean barn/stall for animal
-treats animal humanely at all times
F. Citizenship-includes making the home community and country a better place to live for themselves
and others.
-accepting instructions
-winning and losing with grace
-helping other at stock shows
-teaching younger members
-treating animals humanely
-ensuring that your meat animal is safe for consumption
(Taken from the Missouri State Fair Web Page - http://www.mostatefair.com/2007Premium/4-hffageneralrules.pdf)
AWARD SPONSORS 2015
RESERVE CHAMPION TROPHIES are sponsored
Hatchet Jack Conservancy, LLC-Jason & Scott Spillman–
In Memory of Orville Burton- Reserve Champion Gilt & Boar
Troy, Lori & Weston Souders-Reserve Champion Market Hog
Landes Oil Inc.-Reserve Champion Bull, Reserve Champion Heifer, &
Reserve Champion Steer
Roger Maxwell Reserve Champion Ram
Kirby Payne-Reserve Champion Market Lamb
Daviess County Nursing & Rehab-Reserve Champion Ewe
Josh and Amy Holder-Reserve Champion Buck, Reserve Champion
Doe & Reserve Champion Wether
BONUS DONATIONS FOR SWINE & BEEF are sponsored by:
$25.00 each for Grand Champion Boar, Grand Champion Gilt and
Grand Champion Barrow sponsored by:
Pa Pa Charlie’s Pumpkin Patch
$25.00 each for Grand Champion Bull, Grand Champion Heifer and
Grand Champion Steer, sponsored by:
Quentin D. Coon, Grundy County, Missouri Farm Bureau Insurance
JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP TROPHIES are sponsored by:
David Cox Family-Beef Junior Showmanship
Kathy May Family-Swine Junior Showmanship
Rocky Ridge Boer Goats-Bob Ginger & Justin Harlow-Gallatin-Goat Showmanship
Daren Adkins, Associate Circuit Judge-Sheep Junior Showmanship
BTC Bank, Gallatin donates the Exhibitor’s Tee Shirts.
GFG donates the use of the Scales for weighing the market animals.
Home Exchange Bank, Jamesport, donates the Grand Champion, the Senior Showmanship and the
Baby Show Trophies.
THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING AND SUPPORTING
THE JAMESPORT JR. LIVESTOCK SHOW
Sponsors
PLATINUM SPONSORS
BTC Bank, 101 W. Jackson, Gallatin, MO, 660-663-2141
Home Exchange Bank, 220 S. Broadway St., Jamesport, MO , 660-684-6114
Nail Excavating, LLC, 32033 Harbor Ave, Jamesport, MO, 660-608-2158
GOLD SPONSORS
Peter & Debbie Allen, 32529 St Hwy F, Jamesport, MO
Daren L. Adkins, Gallatin, MO
Double R Cattle Co, Inc., 679 SW. 82nd Street, Jamesport, MO, 660-663-5202
Eads Lawn Care, Geoffrey Eads, 503 Gillian Street, Jamesport, MO
Eads Farms, Jamesport, MO
Farmers Bank of Northern Missouri, NA, Gallatin & Trenton, MO , 660-663-2161 & 660-
359-2274
Generational Buildings LLC, 31766 St Hwy 6, Jamesport, MO
Green City Livestock Auction, Green City, MO, 660-874-4146
GFG, Trenton, Jamesport & Gilman City, 614 Harris Ave, Trenton, MO, 660-359-2258
Jamesport Tavern, 209 Broadway, Jamesport, MO , 660-684-9906
Eugene Kime, Jamesport, MO
Greg & Lorie Landes, Landes Oil, Inc., 32106 St Hwy 6, Jamesport, MO, 660-684-6611
Landmark Manufacturing Company, 28100 Quick Ave., Gallatin, MO 660-663-2185
Phil & Marg Lotz, Jamesport, MO
MFA , Gallatin, Gallatin, MO, 660-663-2941 or 660-663-2941
Quinn Seed Sales & Service LLC , George Quinn, 14024 Liv 249 Chillicothe, MO
DQ Precision Planting & Tillage, LLC, George & Marta Quinn, 14024 Liv 249, Chillicothe, MO
Sydenstricker Farm & Lawn, Inc. of Missouri.
Team Construction, Melvin & Lisa Troyer, 31766 St Hwy 6, Jamesport, MO, 660-684-6042
Turner Seed Company, Josh Turner, Jamesport, MO
THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING AND SUPPORTING
THE JAMESPORT JR. LIVESTOCK SHOW
SILVER SPONSORS
Country Heritage Furniture, 31301 St Hwy 6, Jamesport, MO
David & Toni Cox, 18141 St Hwy P, Jamesport, MO
Jim Edwards 32128 St. Hwy P, Jamesport, MO
Ellis Construction: David, Mandy, Kristi, Megan & Colton Ellis, 596 SW Hwy F, Jamesport, MO
660-684-6455
Gallatin Truck & Tractor, Inc., 24000 St. Hwy 6, Gallatin, MO, 660-663-2103
H & M Country Store, 21926 St Hwy 190, Jamesport, MO
Hutch Bros., 208 E. Auberry Grove, Jamesport, MO, 660-684-6423
Jamesport Builders, Victor Graber, 32137 St Hwy 6, Jamesport, MO 64648
Jamesport Country Store, 28869 Lilac Avenue, Jamesport, MO
Jamesport Grocery, 102 S. Broadway, Jamesport, MO, 660-684-6616
Jamesport Lumber, LLC, 32089 St Hwy 6, Jamesport, MO
Jamesport Truss Company, LLC., 32091 St. Hwy 6, Jamesport, MO 660-684-6055
John & Kelvina Hobb, Jamesport, MO
Kramer Construction, 32233 St Hwy F, Jamesport, MO 64648
Dallas Lockridge Insurance LLC, 9612 NE 336th St., Cameron, MO , 660-663-5414
Kenny & Melissa Moore, Jamesport, MO
Oak Ridge Furniture, 799 SW 80th St., Jamesport, MO, 660-684-6121
Oram Farm, Inc., DeKalb/Asgrow Seed, Gilman City, MO
David Probasco Family, Jamesport, MO
Shearwood ’ s Quilts , 799 SW 80th St., Suite 2, Jamesport, MO, 660-684-6121
Troy, Lori & Weston Souders, Jamesport, MO
Terry Implement Company, Inc., 20483 St. Hwy 6, Gallatin, MO, 660-663-2183
Tri-County Weekly, The Collection & K & K Printing, 103 Broadway St., Jamesport, MO
Moore Farm Supply, Inc., 1307 East 17th, Trenton, MO 660-359-5445
Parton Hardware, 210 S. Broadway, Jamesport, MO, 660-684-6418
One of a Kind Antiques & Crafts, Jamesport , MO
Dean & Nancy Ranes, Jamesport, MO
A Natural Difference, Julie McCloud, Healthy Things for people, pets & the planet, Jamesport, MO,
Simply Primitive Antiques and Collections, Jamesport, MO
THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING AND SUPPORTING
THE JAMESPORT JR. LIVESTOCK SHOW
BRONZE SPONSORS
Barnes Baker Automotive Group, Inc, 1406 Oklahoma Ave., Trenton, MO, 660-359-4461
Country Cupboard, 1011 Old Hwy 6, Jamesport, MO, 660-684-6597
Daviess County Extension Staff & Council, 102 N Main, Gallatin, MO, 660-663-3232
Dean ’ s Auto Body, Dean Wray, Jamesport, MO 660-684-6600
Richard & Sandy Dustman & Family, Jamesport, MO
Elberts Inc., 104 West Grand, Gallatin, MO, 660-663-3541
J L & Mona Eckelberry, Jamesport, MO
Farm House Collection, 113 S. Broadway, Jamesport, MO, 660-684-6704
The Farmers Mutual Insurance Company of Daviess County, 204 E. Corrine, Gallatin, MO 660-663-3514
Frost Automotive, 110 West Grand, Gallatin, MO, 660-663-2152
Gallatin Lumber, 116 S. Market, Gallatin, MO, 660-663-2522
Max & Carolyn Grisamore, Jamesport, MO
The Glamour Shop, 108 E. Auberry Grove, Jamesport, MO, 660-684-6008
Graber ’ s Greenhouse, 30707 St Hwy 6, Jamesport, MO 660-684-6518
Grundy County Lumber, 1020 Oklahoma Ave., Trenton, MO, 660-359-2070
Ruth Harrington, Jamesport, MO
Hot Styles by Sandy, 200 N. Williams, Jamesport, MO, 660-684-6776
Jamesport Surplus Store, 31157 St Hwy NN, Jamesport, MO
Earlene Lockridge and Family, Jamesport, MO
Kenneth & Sharon Lockridge, Lockridge Insurance Agency, 204 E. Corrine, Gallatin, MO, 660-663-3514
MFA, Trenton\Laredo, 3031 Pleasant Plain, Trenton, MO, & Laredo, MO, 660-359-2297 or 660-286-
3325
Roger Maxwell, Jamesport, MO
Moore Farm Supply, Inc., 1307 East 17th, Trenton, MO 660-359-5445
Parton Hardware, 210 S. Broadway, Jamesport, MO, 660-684-6418
One of a Kind Antiques & Crafts, Jamesport , MO
Dean & Nancy Ranes, Jamesport, MO
A Natural Difference, Julie McCloud, Healthy Things for people, pets & the planet, Jamesport, MO,
Simply Primitive Antiques and Collections, Jamesport, MO
THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING AND SUPPORTING
THE JAMESPORT JR. LIVESTOCK SHOW
BRONZE SPONSORS (continued)
Brenda Smith , Jamesport, MO
State Farm Insurance, David Cochran, 2910 Oklahoma Ave., Trenton, MO, 660-359-5662
State Farm Insurance. Tim Tadlock, 122 N Market St. Gallatin, MO, 660-663-4454
Trenton Coca-Cola Btlg. Co., LLC, 812 Industrial Drive, Trenton, MO, 660-359-6210
Trenton Hardware, 901 Main St., Trenton, MO 660-359-3660
Don & Carol Weaver, Gallatin, MO
Wholly Cow, 107 S. Broadway, Jamesport, MO,
This year the Jamesport Junior Livestock Show was able to make improvements to the Frank
Nowland Building, which included extending the Show area 20 feet to the North, improving the
wash racks and adding additional lights and outlets to the building. These were made possible
by a donation from Wayne & Sally Minnick, Jamesport Park Board and Team Construction,
The Jamesport Junior Livestock show has also received memorials from Frank Nowland
Scholarship, Dennis Fewins Memorial, Ida Beth Nowland Memorial and Steve May Memorial,
which will help with improvements to the Jamesport Junior Livestock Show.
We would like to thank everyone that has helped with these improvements and the memorials
left to the Jamesport Junior Livestock Show, without community involvement and support, these
improvements would not have been possible.
Thank You
Jamesport Junior Livestock Show Volunteers
THE JAMESPORT JR. LIVESTOCK SHOW
IS SPONSORED BY THE:
JAMESPORT FFA CHAPTER
BRUSHY SQUIRRELS 4-H CLUB
JAMESPORT LIONS CLUB
JAMESPORT COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
JAMESPORT JUNIOR LIVESTOCK VOLUNTEERS