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• Page 2Friday, July 30, 2010 61st Annual Gallia County Junior Fair

61st Annual Gallia Co. Junior Fair

Monday, Aug. 2Rabbit Judging, 8:30 a.m.4-H Project Judging, 8:30 a.m.Market Swine Show, 8:30 a.m.Market Lamb Show, TBAMarket Steer Show, 8:30 a.m.Tobacco Judging, 9 a.m.Horse Judging, 9 a.m.Demonstrations, 9 a.m.Small Pets Judging, 11 a.m.Poultry, 12 p.m.South Gallia High School Band, 3:30 p.m.Gallia Academy High School Band, 4:15 p.m.River Valley High School Band, 5 p.m.Official Opening, 6 p.m.• VFW Post 4464• National Anthem — River Valley HighSchool Band• Invocation• Introduction of Dignitaries — Tim Massie,Secretary, Gallia Co. Agricultural Society• Welcome Address — Dan Brown,President, Gallia Co. Agricultural SocietyLivestock Skill-A-Thon, 6 p.m.Little Miss Gallia Co. Pageant, 6:30 p.m.Stock Demo Derby, 7 p.m.

Little Mister Gallia Co. Pageant, 7:30 p.m.Miss Gallia Co. Queen Pageant, 9:30 p.m.

Tuesday, Aug. 3Swine Showmanship, 8:30 a.m.4-H Project Judging, 9 a.m.Woodworking Skill-A-Thon FFA & Open, 9 a.m.Market Swine, 1 p.m.Boy Scout Awards, 5:30 p.m.Girl Scout Awards, 6 p.m.Four-wheel Drive Truck & Semi Pulls, 6:30 p.m.Barnyard Games, 7 p.m.The Concords, 8 p.m.The Pfeiffers, 8:30 p.m.

Wednesday, Aug. 4Beef Breeding Show, 9 a.m.Pet Rabbit Judging, 9 a.m.Sheep Showmanship, 3 p.m.Market Lambs, 6 p.m.Costume Contest (Horses), 7 p.m.Motocross, 7 p.m.Little Texas, 8:30 p.m.

Aug. 2-7, 2010 • Gallia Co. Fairgrounds • Gallipolis, Ohio


Thursday, Aug. 5Steer Show, 8:30 a.m.Kiwanis Youth Program, 12:30 p.m.• Balloon Bursting, Bubble Gum Blowing• Watermelon Eating & Many more eventsSteer and Feeder Calf ShowmanshipContest, 1 p.m.Feeder Calf and Dairy Feeders, 2 p.m.Market & Minature Goat Show, 4 p.m.Field Stock Tractor Pull, 6:30 p.m.Horse Fun Show, 7 p.m.Master Exhibitor, 7 p.m.Sawyer Brown, 8:30 p.m.

Friday, Aug. 650th Annual Market Hog Sale, 9 a.m.Pretty Baby Contest, 10 a.m. (Sponsoredby the Gallipolis Jr. Women’s Club)Cloverbud Show-N-Tell, 11 a.m.Clover Clues (kids grades K-2), 12-2 p.m.Cloverbud Graduation, 3 p.m.Holzer Clinic Small Animal Awards, 6 p.m.Holzer Clinic Activity Building Awards, 6 p.m.Kiddie Tractor Pull, 6 p.m. (Sponsored by

Gallipolis FFA Alumni)Horse Skill-A-Thon, 7 p.m.OSTPA Sanctioned Tractor Pull, 7 p.m.Elixir followed by Romans Highway, 8 p.m.

Saturday, Aug. 728th Annual Tobacco Sale, 9 a.m.52nd Annual Market Lamb Sale, 9:30 a.m.Gallia Co. Farm Bureau Talent Show, 10 a.m.59th Annual Market Steer Sale, 11:30 a.m.Mini-Car Demo Derby, 5 p.m.Standard Demo Derby, 7 p.m.Rick K & The Allnighters, 8:30 p.m.

All sale times are approximate.

For information, visit theGallia County Fair Web siteat www.galliacountyfair.org.

AdmissionGeneral — $8

Season Pass (individual, non-voting) — $24Children age 2 and younger — FREE

Senior Citizens — FREE on Tuesday only with GoldenBuckeye Card

61st Annual Gallia Co. Junior FairAug. 2-7, 2010 • Gallia Co. Fairgrounds • Gallipolis, Ohio


2010 Miss Gallia County Contestants

Carly Atkins Katelyn Birchfield Brooke Bowie Taylor Bradbury

Molly Carroll Stacie Cummons Emily Hammond Samantha Hammond Chelsea Johnson

Lindsey Johnson Lindsey Miller Aubrie Rice Carli Wallenfelsz


13 young ladies hope tobecome Miss Gallia Co. 2010GALLIPOLIS — Thirteen young women are wait-

ing to find out which one of them will be crowned2010 Miss Gallia County. The annual pageant is thecrowning moment (pun intended) of Day 1 of theGallia County Junior Fair, which starts Monday, Aug.2. The pageant is scheduled to begin at 9:30 p.m.

This year’s list of contenders for Miss Gallia Countyincludes Carly Atkins, Katelyn Birchfield, BrookeBowie, Taylor Bradbury, Molly Carroll, StacieCummons, Emily Hammond, Samantha Hammond,Chelsea Johnson, Lindsey Johnson, Lindsey Miller,Aubrie Rice and Carli Wallenfelsz.

Atkins is the daughter of Heather Robinson andGreg Atkins. She is a 2010 graduate of GalliaAcademy High School.

Birchfield is the daughter of Vikki Williams and JeffBirchfield. She is a student at River Valley HighSchool.

Bowie is the daughter of Terri Bowie. She is a 2010graduate of Gallia Academy High School.

Bradbury is the daughter of Cheryl Bradbury andSteve and Kim Bradbury. She is a student at RiverValley High School.

Carroll is the daughter of John and Karla Carroll.She is a 2010 graduate of Gallia Academy HighSchool.

Cummons is the daughter of Jerry and SusanCummons. She is a 2010 graduate of Gallia AcademyHigh School.

Emily Hammond is the daughter of Ronald and LoriHammond. She is a 2010 graduate of River ValleyHigh School.

Samantha Hammond is the daughter of Randy andMichelle Hammond. She is a 2010 graduate of SouthGallia High School.

Chelsea Johnson is the daughter of Jeff and JodyJohnson. She is a student at South Gallia High School.

Lindsey Johnson is the daughter of Rick and PatriceJohnson. She is a 2010 graduate of South Gallia HighSchool.

Miller is the daughter of Larry and Lori Miller. Sheis a 2010 graduate of Ohio Valley Christian School.She was the 2009 Livestock Princess at the GalliaCounty Junior Fair.

Rice is the daughter of Randall and Robin Rice. Sheis a 2010 graduate of River Valley High School.

Wallenfelsz is the daughter of Christi and Matt

Johnson. She is a 2010 graduate of Gallia AcademyHigh School.

These 13 young ladies are vying to succeed 2009Miss Gallia County Brittany Burnett. The rest of the‘09 fair royalty featured Megan Daines, first runnerup;Kayla Smith, second runnerup; Ashley Miller, thirdrunnerup; and Melissa Stump, fourth runnerup.

This year’s pageant directors are Rochelle Halley,principal of River Valley High School; Bryna Butlerfrom Ohio Valley Bank; and Bethany Covey, directorof curriculum and instruction for the Gallipolis CitySchool District.

The Miss Gallia County Pageant was founded in1955. Carolyn Arnold of Gallia Academy High Schoolwas crowned queen of the first pageant.

Twenty-four young ladies from Gallia Academyhave been crowned Miss Gallia County, the most ofany school in the history of the pageant. Kyger CreekHigh School had seven winners, while River Valleyand Southwestern each had six ladies win the title.North Gallia students won the crown on four occa-sions. Three ladies each from South Gallia andHannan Trace have won the title. Ohio ValleyChristian has had one student win the crown.

History of the Miss GalliaCounty Pageant

1955 — Carolyn Arnold, Gallia Academy1956 — Carolyn Rathburn, Gallia Academy1957 — Ruth Ann Love, Gallia Academy1958 — Joyce Akers, Southwestern1959 — Carol Crinder, Gallia Academy1960 — Sue Dailey, Gallia Academy1961 — Carol Martin, Gallia Academy1962 — Jeanie Carter, Southwestern1963 — Julie Rouse, Kyger Creek

1964 — Nancy Lusk, Gallia Academy1965 — Deborah Evans, Gallia Academy1966 — Debbie Leedy, Gallia Academy1967 — Fee Eisel, Gallia Academy1968 — Susan Winters, Gallia Academy1969 — Janet Toler, North Gallia1970 — Dawna Jo Walker, Southwestern1971 — Janie Stowers, Gallia Academy1972 — Kala Sue Waugh, Gallia Academy1973 — Denise Shockley, Hannan Trace1974 — Cindy Roush, Gallia Academy1975 — Karen Foldne, Gallia Academy1976 — Lynnita Newberry, Southwestern1977 — Pam Miller, Southwestern1978 — Donna DeWitt, North Gallia1979 — Annie Cook, Gallia Academy1980 — Sandy Petrie, Gallia Academy1981 — Charlene Hammons, North Gallia1982 — Sandi Lewis, Hannan Trace1983 — Chris Beebee, Kyger Creek1984 — Lola Ann Wright, Kyger Creek1985 — Jo Ellen Oliver, Gallia Academy1986 — Tina Silvers, Southwestern1987 — Robin Coen, Kyger Creek1988 — Janet Stiltner, Kyger Creek1989 — Marianne Nance, Kyger Creek1990 — Rochelle Browning, North Gallia1991 — Stephanie Scott, Kyger Creek1992 — Michelle Ours, Hannan Trace1993 — Sally Saunders, River Valley1994 — Elisha Meadows, River Valley1995 — Beth Vinson, River Valley1996 — Amy Toler, River Valley1997 — Jill Carter, Gallia Academy1998 — Lisa Jo Vollborn, Ohio Valley Christian1999 — Jodie McCalla, Gallia Academy2000 — Katie Saunders, Gallia Academy2001 — Betsy Shawnver, Gallia Academy2002 — Alicia Halley, South Gallia2003 — Mande Cox, South Gallia2003 — Deanna Bryan, Gallia Academy2004 — Lauren Schmoll, River Valley2005 — Jessica Woodward, Gallia Academy2006 — Kayla Rose, River Valley2007 — Elizabeth Miller, South Gallia2008 — Carissa Gilmore, River Valley2009 — Brittany Burnett, Gallia Academy

2010 Miss GalliaCounty Pageant

Monday, Aug. 2 • 9:30 p.m.Gallia Co. Jr. Fairgrounds


Country, gospel, rock, blues ontap for 2010 fair entertainment

GALLIPOLIS — Country music acts Little Texasand Sawyer Brown and Southern Gospel legend ThePfeiffers headline the list of entertainers scheduled toperform during the 61st annual Gallia Co. Junior Fair.The fair is scheduled for Aug. 2-7 at the fairgroundson Jackson Pike.

Little Texas, which had hits like “God BlessedTexas” and “Kick a Little,” will play at 8:30 p.m. onWednesday, Aug. 4. Tracing its roots to Arlington,Texas, the band officially formed in 1989 in Nashville,Tenn. Little Texas enjoyed significant successthroughout the late 1980s and the mid ‘90s.

The multi-platinum band took a break for severalyears with original members pursuing their owncourse. The group reunited a few years back andenjoyed success on its 20th anniversary tour in 2009.

The current lineup includes original membersDuane Propes, Porter Howell, Dwayne O’Brien andDel Gray.

From Star Search to stardom, Sawyer Brown bringsmore than 25 years of hits and high energy to theGallia Co. Fairgrounds stage for an 8:30 p.m. show onWednesday, Aug. 5.

The band emerged on the national stage in 1984,winning the $100,000 grand prize on Star Search. Thatled to a record deal with Curb Records and theCountry Music Association’s Horizon Award in 1985.Sawyer Brown enjoyed hits with “The Walk,” “SomeGirls Do” and “All These Years.”

Southern gospel will be featured on Tuesday, Aug. 3with The Pfeiffers and Gallia County’s own TheConcords taking the main stage. The Concords open

the evening at 8 p.m. followed by The Pfeiffers at 8:30p.m.

The Pfeifers have been a mainstay on the SouthernGospel scene for more than 70 years. The group tracesits roots back to the 1930s when its founding membersministered at camp meetings and tent revivals acrossthe state of Ohio. The current incarnation of the groupfeatures John, Candy and Mary Jane Pfeifer.

The Concords is a truly a family affair, featuringgospel music veterans Doug and Pat Miller and theirdaughters, Elizabeth and twins Ashley and Amber.Doug Miller founded The Concords in the early 1980salong with two former members of the Mid-SouthBoys. He and Pat continued to sing under the namethroughout the ‘80s, but took a break from the road

Please see Music, Page 19


Vroom! Motorsports ready to rock fairgroundsGALLIPOLIS — Motorsports are

always a big hit at the Gallia CountyJunior Fair and this year will be no dif-ferent. The lineup includes everythingfrom demolition derbies to motocross totractor pulling.

The stock demolition derby kicks offthe week’s activities on the pulling trackat 7 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 2. The derbyis open to any American-made stockbody cars. Each driver must be at least18 years of age and have a valid driver’slicense. All participants must pay at thegate. There is a $40 entry fee per car anda $10 pit pass for family members overage 16. First Place at the demolitionderby wins $800 and a trophy, secondplace $400 and third place wins $200.Heat winners will recieve $40 for eachheat won.

The 4-wheel drive truck and semi pullis set for 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 3.The following classes will be featured:6,200 lb. street licensed 4x4 trucks,

AFPA rules and points; 6,200 lb. modi-fied stock 4x4 truck, AFPA rules andpoints; 8,000 lb. modified street stockdiesel 4x4, AFPA rules and points;8,000 lb. open diesel 4x4 truck, AFPArules and points; 26,000 lb. and downstock road legal semi; 26,000 lb. anddown modified (hot) road legal semi.

Entry fees and prizes are as follows:Street truck classes, $20 entry fee, four

places paid ($150, $100, $75, $25);Modified truck classes, $30 entry fee,four places paid ($175, $150, $100,$75); Road legal semi truck, $20 entryfee, four places paid ($150, $100, $75,$25).

The Ohio Fair Series MotocrossRaces will begin at 6 p.m. onWednesday, Aug. 4 with time trials fol-lowed by racing at 7 p.m. At 7:30 p.m.

Round 13 of the American MotosportsMotocross Championship will begin.The event will feature a wide-array ofamateurs and professionals from ages 4-40 competing on an arenacross styletrack and will also feature open wheelquad racing. All participants must pay atthe gate. AMA safety rules and equip-ment will apply.

Classes for these events are: 125/250A, 50cc 4-6 yrs, 50cc 7-8 yrs, 50cc 4-8yrs, 65cc 7-11, 80cc 7-11 yrs, 80cc 12-15 yrs, Super Mini 12-15 yrs,Schoolboy 12-15 yrs, 125BIntermediate, 125C Novice, Open B/C,Collegeboy 16-24 yrs, 25 Plus A, B/C,30 Plus A, B/C, 40 Plus, Womens (12 &up, 85cc +), 2 Stroke Bike/4 Stroke,Bike (12 yrs + 125cc & up), Jr. ProdQuad (0-70cc 6-11yrs), Sr. Prod Quad(71-90cc 8-15 yrs), Quad A/B (16 &older), Quad C (16 & older).

Please see Motor, Page 19

Pulling Track Schedule

Monday, Aug. 2 — Stock Demo Derby, 7 p.m.Tuesday, Aug. 3 — 4-wheel Drive Truck/Semi Pulls, 6:30 p.m.Wednesday, Aug. 4 — Motocross, 7 p.m.Thursday, Aug. 5 — Field Stock Tractor Pull, 6:30 p.m.Friday, Aug. 6 — OSTPA Tractor Pull, 7 p.m.Saturday, Aug. 7 — Demolition Derbies, 5 p.m. & 7 p.m.


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ON THEMAIN STAGE

TheConcords

Tuesday,Aug. 3 • 8 p.m.


Best of Luckto all 2010

Gallia Co. Jr. Fair Exhibitors

Larry BetzGallia Coun ty Auditor

ON THEMAIN STAGE

The PfeifersTuesday,Aug. 3 • 8:30 p.m.


FairRoyaltyBrittany Burnett(left), the 2009 MissGallia Countypageant winner, isshown with 2008Miss Gallia CountyCarissa Gilmore atthe conclusion of the2009 queenpageant. The 2010Miss Gallia CountyPageant is plannedfor 9:30 p.m. onMonday, Aug. 2 onthe main stage of theGallia CountyFairgrounds.



ON THEMAIN STAGE

Little TexasWednesday,Aug. 4 • 8:30 p.m.


ON THEMAIN STAGE

SawyerBrown

Thursday,Aug. 5 • 8:30 p.m.


ON THE MAIN STAGE

ElixirFriday, Aug. 6 • 8 p.m.

ON THE MAIN STAGE

Romans HighwayFriday, Aug. 6 • Following Elixir


Little Mr.,Little Miss

GalliaCounty

2009Justin Howes was

crowned Little MisterGallia County and

Natalie Holmes wascrowned Little Miss

Gallia County on theopening night of the2009 junior fair. This

year’s Little Miss,Little Mister contests

will be held at 6:30p.m. and 7:30 p.m.,respectively, on the

main stage at thefairgrounds.


1952 — Don Pope, $40.501953 — Don Notter, $411954 — Phil Pope, $441955 — Larry Evans, $571956 — Roger Martin, $851957 — Roger Martin, $1001958 — Roger Martin, $1031959 — Glendon Elliott, $1151960 — Rhonda Skeen, $1251961 — Okey Tawney, $1301962 — Gary Gillihan, $1101963 — John Shaver, $1111964 — Bill Priest, $1091965 — Ann Richards, $1091966 — Eddie Butler, $1131967 — Susan Swisher, $1171968 — Allan Woodard, $1011969 — Steve Needs, $1271970 — Dean Bush, $1401971 — Sue Hughes, $1321972 — Lisa Saunders, $1651973 — Ken Jenkins, $1901974 — Lisa Saunders, $2101975 — Kim Woodward, $2151976 — Matt Saunders, $2171977 — Scott Elliott, $2451978 — Scott Elliott, $2581979 — Kim Jividen, $2851980 — Scott Elliott, $3121981 — Gary Caldwell, $312

1982 — Darlene Jenkins, $3251983 — Scott Elliott, $3351984 — Jim Baughman, $3701985 — Dana Atha, $4001986 — Justin Fallon, $4001987 — Jim Baughman, $3801988 — Sarah Caldwell, $7101989 — Jim Baughman, $5001990 — Lori Atha, $3801991 — Justin Fallon, $3601992 — Adam Clark, $3101993 — Nennah Hill, $3151994 — Kent Butler, $3201995 — Morgan Woodward, $4301996 — Robbie Woodward, $4251997 — Kathy Canaday, $5251998 — Morgan Woodward, $5101999 — Matt Atha, $4152000 — Cassidy Ruff, $5302001 — Luke Vollborn, $5752002 — Kelly Elliott, $4102003 — Mande Cox, $4102004 — Matthew Hemphill, $4002005 — Cory Haner, $4802006 — Aaron Phillips, $4002007 — Taylor Foster, $4152008 — Brett Steinbeck, $4502009 — Brett Steinbeck, $735

History of the Grand Champion Market Steer

1959 — Hank Forgey, $1301960 — Max Heffelt, $781961 — Kent Saunders, $2501962 — Max Heffelt, $2401963 — Roger Angel, $2251964 — Terry Cremeens, $2231965 — Terry Cremeens, $2121966 — Terry Cremeens, $3201967 — Jaye Myers, $5501968 — Larry Cremeens, $3051969 — Larry Cremeens, $4251970 — Gene Myers, $5901971 — Teresa Barcus, $6001972 — Jack Walker, $5901973 — Dianne Haffelt, $6001974 — Tim Massie, $6001975 — Tim Massie, $6601976 — Dwayne Forgey, $6751977 — Teresa Haffelt, $9001978 — Teresa Haffelt, $8251979 — Dwayne Forgey, $1,2501980 — Steve Forgey, $1,2501981 — Dwayne Forgey, $1,0001982 — Steve Forgey, $7751983 — Dianna Forgey, $1,300

1984 — Teresa Haffelt, $1,3401985 — Dianna Forgey, $1,1501986 — Dianna Forgey, $1,1501987 — Brad Cremeens, $1,4801988 — Sandy Brumfield, $1,6001989 — Stephanie Mayes, $2,0501990 — Terry Burnette, $3,1001991 — Lovel Forgey, $2,7001992 — Amber Baughman, $8501993 — Adam Clark, $1,5001994 — Amber Baughman, $1,6001995 — Kent Butler, $1,8501996 — Matt Atha, $1,4001997 — Josh Myers, $2,0501998 — Jordan Swain, $2,7001999 — T.J. Cox, $3,4002000 — T.J. Cox, $2,0002001 — Nick Craft, $2,7002002 — Nick Craft, $2,3002003 — Corey Small, $2,6002004 — Nick Craft, $1,5002005 — Lesley Small, $3,5002006 — Corey Small, $3,4002007 — Miranda Merry, $1,6002008 — Joel Craft, $1,2002009 — Corey Small, $2,300

History of the Grand Champion Market Lamb

History of the Grand Champion Market Hog1961 — Charles Martin, $741962 — Dean Martin, $811963 — Margaret Martin, $1011964 — Frank Martin, $1051965 — Kathy Slone, $1061966 — Curtis Baisden, $1271967 — Steve Needs, $1501968 — Steve Needs, $1421969 — Doug Martin, $1671970 — Sue Martin, $2021971 — Don Martin, $2501972 — Don Martin, $6001973 — Paul Martin, $6251974 — Annette Carter, $5201975 — Paul Montgomery, $5201976 — Rosa Lynn Martin, $5251977 — Annette Carter, $6601978 — Sean Call, $6911979 — Sean Call, $8251980 — Bob Foster, $7251981 — Bobby Gordon, $8001982 — Keith McGuire, $6751983 — Jamie Thomas, $1,0101984 — Justin Fallon, $1,3051985 — Shannon Belville, $1,0251986 — Tonya Cochran, $1,025

1987 — D.J. Harden, $1,0001988 — Beth Blevins, $1,0251989 — Duke Lawhorn, $1,0001990 — Justin Fallon, $9001991 — Chad Slone, $8001992 — Jamie Allie, $9001993 — Robbie Woodward, $1,0001994 — Howard Foster, $1,0751995 — Josh Bodimer, $1,2001996 — Kelli Elliott, $1,0001997 — Dusty Johnson, $1,3251998 — Jody Kuhn, $1,8501999 — Jody Kuhn, $1,1752000 — Clarke Saunders, $2,0502001 — Brandon Montgomery,

$1,5002002 — Aaron Ruff, $2,1002003 — Mandy Foster, $1,3002004 — Megan Foster, $1,0002005 — Taylor Foster, $1,2502006 — Kristen Halley, $1,3002008 — Olivia Rees, $9002009 — Cody Call, $700


1983 — John Clagg, $5251984 — Tim Smith, $9001985 — Mike Bostic, $9001986 — Jason Butler, $7001987 — Shawn Montgomery, $7301988 — Beth Mills, $6501989 — Robbie Woodward, $8001990 — Justin Fallon, $9001991 — Todd Bryant, $4001992 — Darin Smith, $2501993 — Brett Boothe, $5501994 — Dustin Johnson, $6001995 — Dustin Johnson, $7501996 — Kent Butler, $5501997 — Curtis Waugh, $5001998 — Trent Cremeens, $9001999 — J.R. Boothe, $1,3002000 — Trent Cremeens, $7502001 — Vance Fellure, $6002002 — Vance Fellure, $4252003 — Ashley Cardwell, $9002004 — Chase Caldwell, $9002005 — Chase Caldwell, $1,000

2006 — Stacie Fellure, $1,0002007 — Megan Daines, $9002008 — Zac Beaver, $1,1002009 — Stacie Cummins, $1,300

1967 — Kathy Frye1968 — Kathy Frye1969 — Carolyn Ball1970 — Kathy Frye1971 — Jon Carmichael1972 — John Payne1973 — Tom Belville1974 — John Payne & Bill Burleston1975 — David Mills1976 — Andy Plymale1977 — Chris Carmichael1978 — Andy Plymale1979 — Andy Plymale1980 — Andy Plymale1981 — Chris Carmichael1982 — Roger Vanco1983 — Chris Carmichael1984 — Jarrod Webb1985 — Jarrod Webb1986 — Carol Carmichael1987 — Jarrod Webb1988 — Nancy Vanco1989 — Donald Norman1990 — Renee Carmichael1991 — Renee Carmichael1992 — Renee Carmichael

1993 — Renee Carmichael1994 — Beth Roberts1995 — Jordan Shaffer1996 — Niki Mills1997 — Matthew Roberts1998 — Tad Browning1999 — Scott Hunt2000 — Amy Stout2001 — Scott Payne2002 — Matthew Roberts2003 — Beth Payne2004 — Beth Payne2005 — Kody Roberts

History of the Dairy Sweepstakes Winners History of the GrandChampion Tobacco Project

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Rick K & theAllnighters

Saturday,Aug. 7 • 8:30 p.m.


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when they started their family. Thegroup was reborn in 2008 with thethree girls adding their voices tothe family harmony.

More local talent is on tapFriday, Aug. 6 as Gallia Co. bandsElixir and Romans Highway hitthe stage. Elixir ’s show is sched-uled for 8 p.m. with RomansHighway following.

Elixir features Joe Simms (leadguitar, vocals), Kent Jolley (bassguitar, vocals), Saun Floyd(rhythm guitar, vocals) and JonJones (percussion), all from Galliaand Lawrence counties. The bandhas gained a solid following in theMid-Ohio Valley and is fresh off ahometown gig at the RiverRecreation Festival. According tothe group’s MySpace page, fanscan expect to hear “a wide varietyof music ranging from rock toblues to country and anything inbetween.”

Romans Highway is a Christianrock band whose main focus is tobring the gospel of Jesus Christ toits audiences. The group released itsfirst album, November, in 2009. Theband features Ricky Jackson (leadvocals), Rex McKinniss (Guitar),Ryan Jackson (bass), Stevie Pryor(drums) and Jake Ratliff (guitar).

Rounding out the week’s enter-tainment at the fair is Rick K. andthe Allnighters, known as“America’s Most ExcitingShowband.” The band will performat 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 7.

Originally formed in Morgantown,W.Va., the group has gained nation-al acclaim for its high-energy blendof rock and roll, oldies, country andpop with some comedy routinesthrown in for good measure.

Admission to the Gallia Co. JuniorFair is $8 each day. Concerts areincluded in the admission fee.

Music from Page 6

The annual field stock tractor pull willbe held at at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday,Aug. 5. There are multiple weight class-es, including 5,000 lb., 6,000 lb., 7,500lb., 9,000 lb., and 10,000 lb. for farmstock tractors, and 8,500 lb. and 9,500lb. for turbo farm stock tractors.

All those participating in the eventmust pay admission at the gate. Theentry fee is $20 per class. Prizes award-ed for the top four in each class are$150, $100, $75 and $25. AmericanFarm Pullers Association rules willapply.

The annual OSTPA santioned tractorpull returns to the fairgrounds on Friday,Aug. 6, beginning at 7 p.m. The eventfeatures the following classes: 8,300 lb.super stock farm tractors; 9,300 lb.super farm tractors; 6,200 lb. supermodified 4x4 trucks; pro stock semitrucks.

All participants must be current mem-bers of the Ohio State Tractor PullersAssociation and abide by OSTPA rules.

Wrapping up the week on the pullingtrack are the mini car demolition derby

and standard car demolition derby, setfor Saturday, Aug. 7. The mini car demoderby is scheduled at 5 p.m. The entryfee is $40 per car. Pit passes for familymembers age 16 and up cost $10 each.All participants must pay at the gate.Pre-registration is preferred.

First place wins $800 and a trophy.Second place receives $400 and a tro-phy. Third place collects $200 and a tro-phy. Heat winners will receive $40.

The standard car demo derby willbegin at 7 p.m. The entry fee is $50. Pitpasses for family members age 16 andup cost $10 each. All participants mustpay at the gate. Pre-registration is pre-ferred.

First place wins $2,000. Second placereceives $800. Third place takes home$400. Each of the top three drivers alsoreceives a trophy. Heat winners will bepaid $40.

(For details, visit the Gallia CountyJunior Fair Web site, www.gallicounty-fair.org.)

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