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Rick 4-H to hold annual ‘Fair Days’

Francis
State Representative 145th District By Justin Hotop
jhotop@perryvillenews.com
Working for you and
proudly supporting the The motto for the Nation-
4-H Organization and
al 4-H organization is “Learn-
ing by Doing.” That is exactly
our Future Farmers! the type of spirit the local Per-
ryville 4-H chapter is exhibit-
ing and want to show off next
at 5 p.m. on the Legion stage.
Followed by the 4-H Style
4-H SCHEDULE Show which begins at 6 p.m.
inside the Legion Hall.
SATURDAY, JULY 21 4-H members will model
clothing and crocheted items
Cattle show........................................10 a.m. that they have made this past
year.
SUNDAY, JULY 22 The 11th annual “Show-

Proud Supporter of
week.
4-H
The public is invited to
come support the 4-H mem-
bers during the three Perry
County 4-H Fair Days held in
July around the county.
PERRY COUNTY On Saturday, July 21, is
the 4-H Fair Cattle Show in
VETERINARY HOSPITAL Altenburg. That is followed
DR. HEATHER JONES by the 4-H Fair Horse Show
908 S. Kingshighway • Perryville, MO 63775 at the Hope Center in Per-
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PHONE: (573) 547-6622 FAX: (573) 547-9292
erything comes together on
Wednesday, July 25 with the
4-H Fair & Chicken Dinner at
the American Legion in Per-
ryville.
The 4-H Fair Day is the
Perry County 4-H Fair Cattle
Show on Saturday, July 21,
at the East Perry Fairgrounds
in Altenburg beginning at 10
a.m. The public is welcome
to come watch the 4-H mem-
bers show their beef and dairy
animals. A concession stand
will be available.
The Perry County 4-H
Fair Horse Show will begin
Roger Hoff Insurance beginning at 3 p.m. It is free
and open to all. Events in-
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Class, Showmanship at Hal-
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Me 4-H Wares” event will
Horse show........................................... 9 a.m.
be held inside the main Le-
WEDNESDAY, JULY 25 gion hall from 4-7:30 p.m on
Wednesday. 4-H members
Small Animal judging.................... 9 a.m.-noon can sell their products.
“This is an excellent en-
Exhibit showing.........................2:30-7:30 p.m. trepreneurial opportunity for
Chicken Dinner.................................... 4-7 p.m. youth who want to turn their
Show-Me 4-H Wares...................... 4-7:30 p.m. 4-H projects/services into a
4-H Public Speaking...............................5 p.m. business,” Koenig said.
4-H Style Show .......................................6 p.m. Handmade items to be
sold this year by 4-H mem-
Outdoor games........................................7 p.m. bers include homemade and
hand painted cookies.
At 6:30 p.m., the ever-pop-
Then the final day is when Youth Program Assistant with
ular, old fashioned games
the kids are the centerpiece of University of Missouri Exten-
from water balloon toss to
the week and show off what sion Dianna Koenig said. wheel barrel race will be held
they did, along with a meal. The 4-H animal judging is for all kids in the community.
4-H members make the also open on Wednesday. It is All youth ages 5-19 are wel-
projects or raise and train a style show and games are all come.
the animals which will be on other free fair activities open The games are free and
exhibit at the annual Perry to everyone. you do not have to be a 4-H
County 4-H Fair and Chick- A large array of 4-H proj- member to join in the fun.
en Dinner set for Wednesday, ects will be displayed from “We always have many
July 25 from 4 – 7:30 p.m. at beautiful crocheted items to 4-H alumni come back to the
the American Legion Hall in breathtaking photography to 4-H Fair each year to visit
Perryville. fragile pottery to creative dec- with friends and see what 4-H
Hot carryouts will be orated cakes to handmade members are doing today.
available in the Legion Wal- woodworking items. For more information about
nut Room. all proceeds from
the meal are used to pay 4-H
Wednesday morning at
9 a.m., the public is invited
these events or the 4-H pro-
gram, contact Dianna Koe-
members a small amount of to come see the 4-H rabbits, nig, Perry County Universi-
premium money for their 4-H poultry, goats, cats and dogs ty of Missouri Extension 4-H
Fair exhibits. near the American Legion Youth Development Program
“The exhibits are a way for Collonade Room parking lot. Assistant at (573) 547-4504
the kids to show off what they County-winning 4-H Public or (573) 513-2899 or e-mail
have been working on, 4-H Speeches will be presented koenigd@missouri.edu.
Submitted Photo
The Beef and Dairy exhibi-
tors at the 2017 Perry Coun-
ty 4-H Fair Cattle show on

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Saturday, July 22. Pictured
in back row are Judges
Corey Pell from Oklahoma,
Austin Yokley, Clara Yok-
ley, Courtney Lohmann,
We Support 4-H and Lydia Hunt, McKenna
McClure, Tucker McClure,
Our Future Farmers! Cory Word, Zach Word.
Front row are Austin Hunt,
Clayton Lohmann, Aydin
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