Wednesday, July 11, 2012

Admission Tickets Now Available for the August Missouri State Fair

(SEDALIA, Mo.) – Daily adult gate admission tickets to the Missouri State Fair may be purchased in advance at select retail stores across the state, now through Aug. 8. State Fair Director Mark Wolfe said the $2 savings per ticket, and several other special promotions, helps to make the annual agricultural showcase an affordable family destination.

The $6 tickets are available at all Missouri Break Time convenience stores, Orscheln Farm and Home and Casey’s General Store locations. A list of the locations is available online at www.mostatefair.com. The discounted admission tickets are also available through Aug. 8 at the State Fair Box Office in Sedalia; hours are noon to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Another great discount is the unlimited ride carnival wristband ticket for $18.95, offered exclusively at Walgreens through Aug. 8. Walgreens and Break Time convenience stores are also selling a $27 unlimited daily deal ticket through Aug. 18, which includes a single-day adult gate admission and a single-day unlimited carnival ride wristband.

“The $27 ticket offers a savings of $6,” Wolfe said. “An unlimited carnival ride wristband purchased on the Midway during the State Fair is $25 and regular adult gate admission is $8.”

There are several additional ways to save money during the 11-day showcase:
·Thursday, Aug. 9: $2 gate admission for ages 6 and older; and $2 vendor and concession specials;
·Saturday, Aug. 11: $1 off adult gate admission with a Pepsi coupon; details are on Diet Pepsi can panels;
·Sunday, Aug. 12: Show-Me Salutes-Military Appreciation Day: free gate admission for active military, veterans and delayed entry recruits with appropriate I.D, and $1 gate admission for their immediate family members, which includes their spouse and dependent children; and military receive a $5 off carnival ride wristband (regular $25) at Midway ticket booths with coupon available at admission gate;
·Monday, Aug. 13: $1 off adult gate admission and $5 off carnival ride wristband (regular $25) with coupon available at county Farm Bureau offices;
·Tuesday, Aug. 14: $1 off gate admission with a canned food donation, for up to half off regular admission
·Wednesday, Aug. 15: $2 off adult gate admission with each Sedalia Democrat newspaper front page Fair banner;
·Thursday, Aug. 16: $4 gate admission for ages 13 and over; $1 gate admission ages 6-12; and free gate admission for Missouri firefighters, EMTS and paramedics, with identification;
·Friday, Aug. 17: $5 off unlimited carnival ride wristband (regular $25) with coupon from Rural Missouri magazine;
·Saturday, Aug. 18: $1 off adult gate admission with coupon available at County Extension Offices;
·Sunday, Aug. 19: $4 gate admission for ages 13 and older; $1 gate admission ages 6-12; and free gate admission for municipal, county and state law enforcement with identification, and $1 gate admission for their immediate family members, which includes their spouse and dependent children;
·Sunday Aug. 12 through Wednesday Aug. 15: $5 adult gate admission after 5 p.m.
·Aug. 9, 10, 13-17:$5 off carnival ride wristband (regular $25) coupons available at County Extension Offices or from Diet Pepsi can panel promotion;
·Monday, Aug. 13 through Thursday, Aug 16: purchase an adult gate admission ticket at the Lunch Bunch Booth at Centennial Gate entrance between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., and then return the ticket by 2 p.m. for a full refund.

More information is available at www.mostatefair.com and by following the State Fair on Facebook and Twitter, or by calling 1-800-422-FAIR (3247). The 110th Missouri State Fair in Sedalia is Aug. 9-19, themed "Celebrate Then and Wow."

Rich Hill remains under boil order

PWSD #4 and the city of Rich Hill remain under a boil order. Please boil all drinking water at least 3 minutes before using.

-FM 92 the Bullet

Tuesday, July 10, 2012

Donkey races this Saturday in Montrose...

The Media Ballyhoo For DairyLand’s  "Celebrity" Donkey Races will be a crazy racing event … wilder than a rodeo and funnier than a circus. The races will be held at the Montrose Ball Field Saturday, July 14th at 7 p.m. and is sponsored by the Montrose Activity Club.

Admission will be $8.00 dollars in advance or $10.00 at the gate, children under 5 will be admitted free. Contact amber Palmer at 660-492-0523 for advance tickets.

See a video of the Dairyland's Donkey Race here:



-courtesy FM 92 the Bullet

4-H Horse Show results

The results from the Bates County Fair 4-H Horse Show results are as follows:
High Point Performance Classes:
13-14: Reba Colin, Champion
8-12: Ian Apple, Champion; Harley Copeland, Reserve Champion
Novice: Clint Cumpton, Champion; Clay Cumpton, Reserve Champion

High Point Game Classes:
15 and over: Charles Winder, Champion
13-14: Taylor Fischer, Champion; Kara Goddard, Reserve Champion
8-12: James Fischer, Champion; Kaylee Chandler, Reserve Champion
Novice: Alicen Beckley, Champion; Merrit Roach & Lanie Kauffman, Reserve Champions

Hobby Horse Rookie Reward Walk-Trot Western Pleasure Horsemanship: 1st, Lanie Kauffman; 2nd, Merritt Roach; 3rd, Sage Copeland; 4th, Isaac Kagarice; & 5th, Aubry Terry.



From left to right:  Aubry Terry, Isaac Kagarice, Sage Copeland, Merritt Roach, Lanie Kauffman



 From left to right: Front row, James Fischer, Reba Colin, Clint Cumpton, Clay Cumpton, Kaylee Chandler, Alicen Beckley
Second row, Merritt Roach, Charles Winder, Harley Copeland, Taylor Fischer, Kara Goddard


Lanie Kauffman- (was not available for the group 
photo above)

-our thanks to Alan J. Mundey, 4-H Youth Specialist

Results from goat, rabbit and poultry shows


SEE YOU AT THE BATES COUNTY FAIR!

Goat Show results from today:

Market Goats:

Grand Champion: Lora Drake
Reserve Champion: Hannah Webb

Percentage Boer Goats:
Grand Champion: Karyn Carpenter
Reserve Champion: Samantha Dunlap

Full-Blood Boer Goats:
Grand Champion Doe: Karyn Carpenter
Reserve Champion Doe: Karyn Carpenter
Grand Champion Buck: Karyn Carpenter
Reserve Champion Buck: Jessica Willerton
Grand Champion Pair of Does: William Pryor

Rabbit Show Results from yesterday:

Best of Show:
Grand Champion Best of Show: Allison Jenkins
Reserve Champion Best Opposite: Shaylee Doody

Individual Meat Rabbit:
Grand Champion: Whitney Willerton
Reserve Champion: Isaac Kagarice

Rabbit Meat Pen:
Grand Champion: Abby Johnston
Reserve Champion: Allison Jenkins

Poultry Show Results from yesterday:

Poultry Market Pen:
Grand Champion: Tayton Dains
Reserve Champion: Jacob Uptegrove

Best of Show:
Grand Champion: Johnathan Tarvin
Reserve Champion: Kaitlyn Morse

-our thanks to Brenda Doody

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2012 Health Fair a success!


19 winners in Rich Hill coupon book drawing

19 lucky people won gifts on Saturday from the Rich Hill coupon book drawing. Coupon books were for sale as a fund raising event, hosted by the Community Liaison Council of Rich Hill. Books were sold prior to the July 7th drawing with the opportunity to win gift certificates, gift baskets and cash. The dollars spent on the purchase of the books will benefit the Rich Hill Youth Development Center, a facility that houses troubled teens.

You may continue to purchase contest/coupon books from Rose Thomas or any Rich Hill Community Liaison Council member for just $10.00. Books will be for sale through November of this year. With your purchase, you will again be eligible to win gifts and prizes in the November drawing. The second drawing to be held in conjunction with the Rich Hill Country Christmas that will be held in November.

-courtesy FM 92 the Bullet

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