1312 West • Mulberry St. Salem, IN

883-3607

SALEM

HARDWARE

www.jeans-extrusions.com

(812) 883-2581

State Road 56 West • Salem, IN

Come Out and Enjoy the Many Hoedown Activities.

12:00 pm Southern Indiana Dulcimers - Shelter HouseJudging of Baking Contest Entries -t Old Bank Building

1:00 pm Jimmy Wilcoxen - Shelter HouseBaby Contest Registration - Brown/Vernon Fire House

1:00 pm Kiddie Tractor Pull by Tri-County Antique Farm Machin-ery Association of Mitchell

2:00 pm J. C. O’Neal - Shelter HouseBaby Contest Judging - Brown/Vernon Fire House

2 - 4:00 pm Ice Cream Social - Community Building – Sugar CreekChurch Relay for Life

3:00 pm Winners Announced and Awards Presented for Color-

ing Contest, Baking Contest - Shelter House3:15 pm Auction of Baked Goods - Shelter House

4 pm Little Cowboy/Little Cowgirl Contest - Shelter House5:00 pm Crawford County Community Band - Shelter House

5:00 pm- ? Kids Zone, Children's Activities - Northside of FireHouse

6:00 pm Grandview Junction - Bluegrass - Shelter House7 pm - 9:00 pm Paul Smith and Company - Shelter House9 pm -11:00 pm Paul Stout and Band – Street Dance

Sunday, June 6th12:00 pm Antique Tractor Show Display by Tri-County Antique

Farm Machinery Association of MitchellFood & Craft Booths Open

12:30 pm John Trinkle and Tanya Webb - Shelter House1:00 pm Parade Registration and Line-up - NetShape Technolo-

gies1:00 pm Jason Beard - Shelter House1:30 pm Meet and Greet -Parade Grand Marshall, Brian Durham

– Gazebo - James Wilkins House B & B - Refreshments2:00 pm Sparkles and Spurs Line Dance Group - Firehouse3:00 pm Parade – “Small Town-Big Dreams” Grand Marshall -

Brian Durham4:00 pm "Short Notice" – Shelter House5:00 pm Awards for Parade Winners - Shelter House6:00 pm “Sonshiners Quartet” - Shelter House7:00 pm Closing

Thursday, June 3rd6:00 pm Miss Country Girl – Brown/Vernon Fire House, admis-

sion fee $2.00, children 12 & under freeEntertainment: Katie Stahl

Friday, June 4th12:00 pm Senior Citizens Lunch, Bingo, Cake Walk - Community

Building5:30 pm - ? Classic Car Show/Cruise-in – DJ - Scott Ratts

6:00 pm Campbellsburg Masons Fish Fry - Community Building– Fish sandwich, fries & drink

6:00 pm - ? Talent Show - Shelter House6:00 pm Kids Zone, Children's Activities – Northside of Fire

House7:30 pm - 9 pm Paul Smith and Company - Shelter House

Saturday, June 5th7:00 - 10 am Lions Club Pancake Breakfast - Community Building –

Pancakes, sausage, coffee, milk & orange juice7:00 am Habitat for Humanity 5k Walk/Run Registration - Front

of Campbellsburg Christian Church, North Sycamore St8:00 am Habitat for Humanity 5k Walk/Run Begins

9:00 am Habitat for Humanity Kids Run

9:15 am Habitat for Humanity Awards Presentation

9:00 am Food & Craft Booths Open and Antique Tractor Show

Display Opens

9 am - 5:00 pm Trampoline Bungee Jump

9:55 am National Anthem sung by Erin Houchin at ShelterHouse

10:00 am Westview Bell Choir – Shelter House10:30 am Lisa Adams, Kayce Johnson, Sarah Cole, Patriotic Med-

ley - Shelter House10 - 11:30 am Baking Entries Accepted at Old Bank Building – Spon-

sored by K&E Market11:00 am American Legion Barbeque behind the Town’s Water

Building – BBQ chicken, baked beans, cole slaw & roll11:00 am Paul Stout - Shelter House

All-American Country HoedownSchedule of Events

All-AmericanCountry Hoedown

Campbellsburg, Indiana

2010

Little Cowboy, Cowgirl contest SaturdayDo you have that special child who likes to dress up and play like

they are back in the good old days when there were realcowboys/cowgirls who rode their horses into town? We know thereare plenty of children who still dream of riding a horse or pony, orbetter yet, having their own!

Enter your little cowboy or cowgirl in the annual contest Satur-day, June 5. The contest is open to any child age 2 through 12.

Entry forms must be turned in with registration fee of $5. Eachentrant will receive a prize for participation. Winners in each cate-gory will each receive a $50 savings bond.

A panel of judges will determine the winning cowboy and cow-girl. Judging and awards will be presented at that time. Western wearis encouraged, but not absolutely necessary. For more informationcontact Kathie Green, 755-4487.

Entry forms can be found at: Norm’s Bait Shop, National CityBank, and K & E Market in Campbellsburg and at the informationbooth in the community building during festival hours Friday andSaturday, or visit www.campbellsburghoedownfestival.com andprint off a registration form.

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TIRE & AUTO CENTER

1304 Jackson St • Salem, IN 812.896.1890

Gary Persinger, Manager

garyp@blueriver.net

MID-SOUTHERN SAVINGS BANK

300 N. Water St., Salem, IN (812) 883-2639

870 S. Maple St., Orleans, IN (812) 865-8877

1505 W. Main St., Mitchell, IN (812) 849-2092

www.mid-southern.com F.D.I.C.

INSURED 5 STA R BA N K

Serving Southern Indiana Since 1886 Still

Whitley Fisher2009 Miss Country Girl

Information boothA festival information booth will be located in the commu-

nity building and open at the following times.Friday: 6–8 p.m.Saturday: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Sunday: Noon – 2 p.m.Be sure to pick up your copy of this year’s festival sched-

ule. Registration forms for the talent show, baby contest, andlittle cowboy/little cowgirl contest will also be available.

Available for purchase: 2010 Edition Collectors Pottery, a2-quart utility crock, for $25, and festival T-shirts.

First aid station – Brown / Vernon Fire Department.

Sonshiners to sing SundayThe Sonshiners Quartet, a Southern gospel group, will

entertain Sunday afternoon. The quartet features TimChastain (front) of Campbellsburg.

Lizzie Chastain and MasonCope, two of the winners in lastyear’s Little Cowboy and Cow-girl contest, wave to the crowdduring the parade.

1400 W. Mulberry St. Salem, IN 883-6995

Foreign & Domestic

Dr. Black & Dr. Gunn

Located on Jim Day Road

C ALL 896-1717 F OR A N A PPOINTMENT

Late Night and Saturday Appointments Available

Smedley Farm Service - Philip Lee -

6909 W. St. Rd. 60, Campbellsburg, IN

883-5932

Full Line Kent Animal Feed

KENT HIGH PROTEIN 27 DOG FOOD

David W. Morris Financial Advisor 120 E. Botts Lane Salem, IN 47167 Ph: (812) 883-9147

Randall R. Pepmeier Financial Advisor 17 N. Side Square Salem, IN 47167 Ph: (812) 883-4757

www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC

ANN’S HOUSE OF BEAUTY

10237 W. Mt. Tabor Rd.

Owner: Ann Tegarden

755-4348

C-Burg Auto Service

& Tire Supply • Towing & Recovery •

Auto Repair, Fuel, Race Fuel, Tires, Service Truck

Joni Combs - Owner

Mark Johnson - Manager

25 E. St. Rd. 60, Campbellsburg, IN

812-755-4257

CC A M P B E L L S B U R GA M P B E L L S B U R G

FF L O R A LL O R A L Creations & Gifts

812-755-5206

Hwy. 60, Campbellsburg, IN

Owners: Darlena Knapp &

Teresa Green

Hours: M-F 9-4:30; Sat. 9-12:00

Creations & Gifts

(812) 755-4501

596 W Oak St. Campbellsburg, IN 47108

Global Experts in Engineered Powder Metal Components

Salem, Indiana

Complete Auction Service Real Estate & Personal Property

Appraisers * Real Estate Brokers

– Auctioneers –

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C T I O N S “ R ” U S INC.

Maurice L. Day (812) 883-4121

Verne W. Ratliff (812) 620-0739

Moore’s Animal Care

Clinic 883-3666

3751 W. St. Rd. 60 Salem, IN

Lana’s Touch of Class

2455 S. Saltillo Rd., Campbellsburg

755-4646

ALLEN, ALLEN & BROWN ATTORNEYS AT LAW

#12 Public Square • P.O. Box 485 Salem, Indiana 47167

(812) 883-4171 FAX (812) 883-4214

Jay D. Allen of counsel

David P. Allen

Daniel L. Brown Tara Coats Hunt

James D. Allen (1916 - 2003)

805 S. Main St., Salem (812) 883-4154

Hours: Mon.-Thur. 9-5:30, Fri. 9-6,

Sat. 9-5

Owners: Rita & Rick Lincks

Terry Perkins, M.D.Julie Maudlin, N.P.

25 W. 1st St.Campbellsburg, IN

755-4443

Now accepting new patients.

Associate

James W ilkins House BED & BREAKFAST Diane Callahan, Innkeeper

225 W. Oak St. - Campbellsburg, IN 47108 - 812-755-4274 Available for Luncheons and Meetings

Gift Certificates Available • Tours Available $2.00

NORM’S BAIT SHOP “All our fishing supplies

in one stop” N. Sycamore St.

Campbellsburg, IN

812-755-4402

K & E MARKET

Hwy. 60 • Campbellsburg 755-4317

Serving Campbellsburg Since 1980

HATS OFF To

Diane Callahan Executive Director of the

Indiana Bed and Breakfast Association

Sponsored by the

The Lanning House Bed and Breakfast

206 East Poplar Street, Salem

Diane is the innkeeper of James Wilkins Bed and Breakfast on Oak Street in

Campbellsburg built in 1894

DUSTIN

HOUCHIN Prosecutor

Responsible Leadership

Paid for by the Dustin Houchin for Prosecutor Campaign Committee, Teresa Smedley, Treasurer

Mon.-Thur. 7-5, Fri.-Sat. 7-6 Sun. 7-3

Mon.-Fri. 6-9, Sat. 7-9, Sun. 8-9

Paradeis Sunday

The 2009 Campbellsburg All-Amer-ican Country Hoedown Festival Paradewill be held on Sunday, June 6.

The theme for this year is “SmallTown - Big Dreams.”

Fire Chief Brian Durham will serveas grand marshal.

The parade entries will start regis-tering at 1 p.m. in the parking lot ofNetShape Technologies in Campbells-burg. Registration will end at 2:30p.m. The parade is scheduled to beginat 3 p.m.

Trophy presentation will begin at4:45 p.m. Trophies will be awarded Thecategories are: Antique Tractor,Antique Auto, Miscellaneous Float,Pet, Walking Unit, Cycles/4 Wheelers,Ball Team and Horse Unit.

Pre-registration is not necessary. Allentries are encouraged to decorate inRed, White and Blue. For additionalinformation, call 755-1010.

Antique tractor show, games

The Tri-County Antique FarmMachinery Association of Mitchellreturns for the 16th annual All-AmericanCountry Hoedown in Campbellsburg topresent its Antique Tractor show on Satur-day and Sunday10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Owners of equipment will be on handthroughout the day to share their hobbyand the history of rescue and restorationof their machines. There is no charge foradmission but donations are most wel-come.

A Little Kiddie Tractor Pull will alsotake place at 1 p.m. on Saturday and newthis year is an adult pedal tractor pull at 2p.m.

All tractors are invited to join theparade on Sunday. A trophy will beawarded for best entry. For more infor-mation, Steve Suddarth at 812-865-2056or Harold White 812-849-2534.

Baking contestA mouth-watering event will once again take place in

Campbellsburg at the All-American Country Hoedown.Stop by the old bank building and check out all the entries.

Contestants may enter their baked goods and a copy ofthe recipe between 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. at the old bankbuilding on East Oak Street Saturday.

Do not put your name on baked goods or the recipe. Cat-egories are Homemade Cakes, Fruit Pies and Cookies.Judging will take place at noon. Contestants should enter awhole pie or cake or one dozen cookies, which will be auc-tioned Saturday afternoon at 3 p.m. following announce-ment of winners, so be sure to take home a goodie or two.

All entries must be in disposable containers coveredwith clear plastic wrap and must not require refrigeration,for safe handling. No recipe, container or entry will bereturned.

Cooks of all ages, from all areas are invited to enter thecontest. Each contestant may enter only one item in eachcategory, but are welcome to enter all categories.

K&E Market is again sponsoring the baking contest. Forcontest information call Helen Chastain at 883-5020.

Kids’ ZoneFriday, starting at 6 p.m, children

can search for dinosaur eggs in thedinosaur dig, catch a duck at the duckpond or pop a balloon. On Saturday,there will be arts and crafts for all at 5p.m. in the Kids’ Zone.

This will take place next to theBrown/Vernon Firehouse.

Starting at 9 a.m. on Saturday,behind the water department, there willbe the double bungee jump trampolinealong with two inflatables to romp onand air brush tattoos for all ages.

Meet Brian DurhamA meet and greet with Brown-Ver-

non Fire Chief Brian Durham, thisyear’s parade grand marshal, will beheld on Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at thegazebo of the James Wilkins HouseBed and Breakfast on West Oak Street,prior to the parade. Stop by, say helloand join us for refreshments.

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7 vie for Miss Country Girl crown

Senior DaySenior Day at the festival is Fri-

day, June 5. The afternoon will startwith a delicious meal served to sen-ior citizens at noon at the commu-nity center. The meal will becatered by June Greene and herdaughter, Suzi. Menu: Roast Pork,Whipped Potatoes, Green Beans,Slaw, Dessert and Beverage.

At 1 p.m., then the fun reallybegins and all will enjoy every-body’s favorite, the magic of JackBridwell.

The selection of this years’Senior King and Queen, a cakewalk and door prizes will beawarded following magic show.

All seniors from all areas areinvited to come and share in a goodtime. Please call 755-4368 to placeyour reservation for lunch.

A small donation of $3 isrequested to help cover expenses.

Destiny AlexanderAge: 14Parents: Robert & Regina AlexanderSponsor: Cottongim Enterprises

Laci BarksdaleAge: 15Parents: Tim & Missy Barksdale Sponsor: K&E Market

Natalie BolingAge: 15Parents: Chris & Brenda BolingSponsor: Mead, Mead & Clark

Melissa FeldmeyerAge: 17Parents: Robert & Regina AlexanderSponsor: Craig “Foot” & Sherri Wil-son

Jessica GrayAge: 17Parents: Mark & Kelly GraySponsor: Eddie Gilstrap Motors

Carina WhiteAge: 15Parent: Kerry White & Jessica KirbySponsor: Jean’s Extrusions

Lacy WilsonAge: 16Parents: Angela WilsonSponsor: The Cooper Agency

The All-American Country Hoedown is in its15th year. It was not until 1996 that the first MissCountry Girl Pageant was held. Here are the pre-vious year’s winners.

1996……………………...Jennifer Nicholson1997 ……………………..Dawn Green

1998 …………………..…No contest held1999……………………...Natalie Zink2000……………………..Ashley Packwood2001…………………Kara Ann Kalbfleisch2002…………………......Julita Ferguson2003……………………..Christy Satterfield

2004……………………...Kala Hash2005 ………….………….Jessica Lindsey2006 ……………………..Abbie Coomer2007……………………Samantha Bradbury2008………………………Chantel Poe2009………………………Whitley Fisher

Previous Miss Country Girl winners

The 2010 Miss CountryGirl pageant will take placein the Brown/Vernon Fire-house on Thursday, June 3,starting at 6 p.m.

There will be a $2admission fee with children12 and under admitted at nocharge.

Katie Stahl will providemusical entertainment.

Be sure to join us!

Classic Car ShowHope to see you at this year’s Clas-

sic Car Show featuring music by DJScott Ratts. The show is open to allmakes and models, cars and trucks fromall areas.

There is an entry fee of $10 for eachcar and driver with door prizes and thefirst 50 cars to register will receive adash plaque and the show is open to thepublic.

Trophies will be awarded to the:Best GM, Best Ford, Best Mopar, BestOther, People’s Choice and Best Truck.

For more information call GeneWilliams, 755-4026.

Baby contest Saturday The Brown-Vernon Fire Department will be filled

with beautiful babies for the 16th annual baby contest.This year’s contest is set for Saturday, June 5, with reg-istration beginning at 1 p.m. Judging will begin at 2 p.m.

There are five categories in the contest with divisions ineach for boys and girls.

The categories are: 0-3 months, 4-6 months, 7-12months,13-18 months and 19-24 months. There is one cat-egory for twins; 0-9 months and 10-18 months.

Judging will be based on the babies’ personalities, notthe clothes they will be wearing.

Entry fee is $5 and all entrants will receive a prize. Foradditional information, please call Karen Qualkinbush at883-4556.

We ask that the entry form be completely filled out andpresented at time of registration along with entry fee. Entryforms will be available at: Norm’s Bait Shop, National CityBank, and K & E Market in Campbellsburg and at the infor-mation booth in the community building during festivalhours Friday and Saturday up until time of registration.

Habitat for Humanity 5K Walk/RunThe Habitat for Humanity 5K Walk/Run will begin just north of the rail-

road tracks on Sycamore Street in the front of the Campbellsburg ChristianChurch building Saturday. The out and back course will take you throughbeautiful Washington County. Water will be provided at the turnaround in theHopp Cemetery.

Registration opens at 7 a.m., run/ walk begins at 8 a.m. Kids’ run begins at9 a.m. Awards after Kids’ Fun Run.

Registration is $15. Questions? Call John Calhoun at (812)755-4212 (evenings) or e-mail at

jcalhoun@salemschools.com Prizes awarded to overall male and female win-ners and age group winners. All participants in run and walk are eligible fordoor prizes from many of our great sponsors.

Senior Dayis Friday

Friday, June 4, is senior day, startingwith a delicious meal served to seniorcitizens at noon at the community centerin Campbellsburg. The meal will becatered by June Greene and her daugh-ter, Suzi. Desserts by the Waters ofSalem.

At 1 p.m., then the fun really beginsand all will enjoy everybody’s favoritepastime, bingo.

The selection of this years’ seniorking and queen, and a cake walk are alsoincluded.

All seniors from all areas are invitedto come and share in a good time. Pleasecall 755-4368 to place your reservationfor lunch. A small donation of $3 isrequested to help cover expenses.

Talent showThe talent show will take place

Friday at 6 p.m. with two divisions.Junior is for those 12 and under andsenior is for those 13 and older.

Prizes will be awarded in bothdivisions: $50 for first and $25 forsecond.

Call Nina Webb at 755-4251 formore information.