Second Day Of NCM Fair Includes Swine Show

Aug 4, 2005 | Headline News

There were 208 head of hogs shown at the North Central Missouri Fair Swine Show on Wednesday.

Ross Oram of Gilman City exhibited the supreme champion boar while Whitney Ray of Gallatin showed the reserve champion boar. The supreme champion gilt belonged to Tyler Alden of Hamilton and Steven McCully of Harris had the reserve champion gilt. Tyler Dietzschold of Chillicothe showed the supreme champion market hog while Adam Wolf of Chillicothe had the reserve champion market hog.

Showmanship honors went to Cyrsten Lollar of Chillicothe, 10-and-under; Jon Black of Chillicothe, 11 to 14; and Bailey Pope of Lathrop, 15-and-over. Mason and Pake Croy of Trenton were named the Outstanding Grundy County Exhibitors.

Breed champions included:

Boars – Stefanie Dowell of Gallatin, supreme champion and reserve champion Berkshire; Bailey Pope of Lathrop, supreme champion Chester White; Tyler Dietzschold of Chillicothe, supreme champion, and Nathan Neeley of Galt, reserve champion Duroc; Ross Oram of Gilman City, supreme champion, and Kabel Oaks of Galt, reserve champion Spotted Poland; Whitney Ray of Gallatin, supreme champion and reserve champion Tamworth; and Tyler Alden of Hamilton, supreme champion, and Steven McCully of Harris, reserve champion Yorkshire.

Gilts – Jenni Still of Braymer, supreme champion, and Ben Radcliff of Chillicothe, reserve champion Berkshire; Lauren Dietzschold of Chillicothe, supreme champion and Daniel Nowland of Chillicothe, reserve champion Chester White; Adam Wolf of Chillicothe, supreme champion, and Kasey Hibler of Chillicothe, reserve champion Hampshire; John McWilliams of Norborne, supreme champion, and Shelby Moss of Chillicothe, reserve champion Poland China; Austin Busse of Chillicothe, supreme champion, and Jon Black of Chillicothe, reserve champion Spotted Poland; Whitney Ray of Gallatin, supreme champion, and Courtney Ray of Gallatin, reserve champion, Tamworth; Tyler Alden of Hamilton, supreme champion, and Bailey Pope of Lathrop, reserve champion Yorkshire; and Steven McCully of Harris, supreme champion, and Lesley Nelson of Princeton, reserve champion Crossbreed.

Barrows – Ben Radcliff of Chillicothe, supreme champion, and Tommy Ervie of Chillicothe, reserve champion, Berkshire; Lance Williams of Chillicothe, supreme champion, and Emily Swindler of Braymer, reserve champion, Chester White; Katie Jarboe of Gallatin, supreme champion, and Kyle Croy of Gallatin, reserve champion Duroc; Pake Croy of Trenton, supreme champion, and Tabby Glenn of Trenton, reserve champion Hampshire; Bailey Pope of Lathrop, supreme champion, and Austin Busse of Chillicothe, reserve champion, Poland China; Jon Black of Chillicothe, supreme champion, and Erin Croy of Gallatin, reserve champion Spotted Poland; Ben Radcliff of Chillicothe, supreme champion, and Erin Croy of Gallatin, reserve champion Tamworth; Tyler Alden, supreme champion, and Alex Crane of Chillicothe, reserve champion Yorkshire; and Adam Wolf of Chillicothe, supreme champion, and Tanner Pickett of Princeton, reserve champion Crossbreed.

Ribbon winners included Kyle Croy, 1 blue; Nathan Neeley, 3 blue; Kabel Oaks, 4 blue; Whitney Ray, 2 blue; Stefanie Dowell, 3 blue, 2 red; Bailey Pope, 4 blue; Tyler Dietzschold, 3 blue; Ross Oram, 2 blue; Pake Croy, 5 blue, 1 red; Mason Croy, 6 blue; Tyler Alden, 1 blue; Emily Swindler, 7 blue; Whitney Hoyt, 1 blue; Jon Black, 2 blue; Lesley Nelson, 1 blue; Chelsea Brown, 1 blue; Whitney Hoyt, 1 blue, 1 red; Ben Radcliff, 6 blue, 1 red; Steven McCully, 7 blue, 1 red; Greg Young, 2 blue; Samantha Hudson, 1 blue; Amanda Young, 2 blue; Jonathan Hobbs, 1 red;

Courtney Nibarger, 1 blue; Austin Busse, 3 blue; Bobby Nibarger, 1 blue; Jared Main, 3 blue, 1 red; Logan Epperson, 3 blue, 1 red; Kari Epperson, 4 blue; Tommy Ervie, 2 blue; Daniel Nowland, 2 blue; Tyler Way, 3 blue; Courtney Ray, 3 blue; Whitney Ray, 1 blue; Micah Ray, 2 blue, 1 red; Jeffrey Fries, 3 blue; Nina May, 2 blue; Jenni Still, 2 blue; Kevin Still, 2 blue; Katie Mino, 2 blue; Jaryn Black, 1 blue, 1 red; Samantha Hudson, 1 blue; Shelby Moss, 4 blue; Johnny Limkemann, 1 blue; Lauren Dietzschold, 2 blue; Adam Wolf, 4 blue; Kasey Hibler, 3 blue; John McWilliams, 2 blue, 1 red;

Jessica Black, 1 blue; Heath Oram, 2 blue; Bobby Nibarger, 1 blue, 1 red; Courtney Nibarger, 2 blue, 1 red; Andy Parks, 2 blue; Calvin Stover, 3 blue; Kelbie Fries, 2 blue; Andrea Williams, 1 blue; Mike Renfre, 2 blue, 1 red; Tyler Alden, 2 blue; Lance Williams, 3 blue; Paige Peters, 1 blue; Tabitha Glenn, 4 blue; Zack Wiegel, 4 blue; Kelly Critten, 3 blue; Katie Jarboe, 4 blue; Erin Croy, 2 blue; Kyle Croy, 5 blue; Alex Crane, 3 blue, 1 red; Allie Peters, 1 blue; Amanda Willard, 2 blue;

Faith Peters, 1 blue; Cameron Lollar, 1 blue; Tanner Pickett, 1 blue; Katie Daugherty, 2 blue; Cassy Figg, 2 blue; Sabrina Bennett, 1 blue; Taylor Bennett, 1 blue; Andrew Hood, 1 blue; Holly Wilson, 2 blue; Kelton Diggs, 2 blue; Whitney Brown, 1 blue; Hope Peters, 1 blue; Cyrsten Lollar, 1 blue; and Caleb Vadnais,1 blue.

There were 100 entries shown by 20 exhibitors in the horticulture show this year. Ribbon winners included Woodson Watson, 1 red; Bob Reeter, 1 blue; Lucille Smith, 1 red; Herb Griffin, 1 blue; Dorothy Bonner, 2 blue,l 6 red, 2 white; Norma Hamilton, 2 blue, 1 red, 1 white; Rebecca Taul, 4 blue, 4 red, 3 white; Lucille Fletcher, 4 blue, 3 red, 4 white; Max Dickerson, 1 blue, 2 red, 1 white; Janice Woody, 1 blue, 3 red, 1 white; R.W. Keuhn, 1 blue; Loretta Ray, 1 blue, 1 red, 1 white; Kay Thomas, 1 white,; Carrol Key, 5 blue, 7 red, 1 white; Doris Kennedy, 4 blue, 5 red, 2 white; Steven Urich, 1 white; Sally Morris, 1 blue; and Jesse Phipps, 1 blue, 1 white.

A total of 56 youths from Grundy County and surrounding counties entered 256 exhibits in junior division.

Receiving ribbons were:

Emily Anderson, 1 blue, 1 red and 1 white; Jason Ausberger, 2 blue; Heather Brown, 1 red; Rebekah Capader, 5 blue, 1 red, 1 white; Makalia Capader, 4 blue, 1 red; Steven Cooper, 1 blue; Sonya Cooper, 3 blue, 2 red, 1 white; Jodi Cooper, 1 blue, 3 white; Klark Critten, 2 blue; Megan Derry, 6 blue, 2 red; Lindsey Derry, 7 blue, 1 red; Stuart Eller, 2 blue; Elizabeth Eller, 1 red, 1 white; Terrin Ellis, 2 blue, 5 red; Amber Fischbach, 1 blue; Freddie Griffin, 7 blue, 7 red, 10 white;

Payton Guile, 2 blue; Corbyn Guile, 3 blue; Jacob Hall, 9 blue, 2 red; Cortnie Hoover, 1 red; Latorrie Johnson, 9 blue, 1 white; Matheson Knapp, 12 blue, 1 white; Malachi Knapp, 10 blue; Krystina Lavely, 3 blue; Elizabeth Leeper, 6 blue; Courtney Leeper, 5 blue, 1 red, Ball/Kerr Canning Award; Brittany Maasdam, 1 blue, 1 red, 1 white; Jennifer Maberry, 1 red; Drew Nier, 1 red; P.J. O’Neal, 1 blue; Levi O’Neal, 1 red, 2 white; Gabe O’Neal, 1 blue; Jessica Pash, 1 white; Crystal Pash, 1 blue, 2 red, 1 white; Chanel Pash, 2 blue, 1 red; Paul Patterson, 2 blue, 1 red; Priscilla Pesina, 1 red, 2 white;

Bailey Prichard, 3 blue; Victor Ray, 1 red; Laramy Raymo, 3 blue, 1 white; Indy Raymo, 2 blue, 4 red; Ilana Raymo, 3 blue; Abby Saul, 1 blue, 2 red, Ball/Kerr Canning Award; Zane Smith, 1 blue; Kyle Spencer, 1 white; Maria Stevenson, 9 blue, 2 red; Ellen Stevenson, 10 blue, 2 red; Sam Tate, 3 blue; Rebecca Tate, 3 blue, 1 red; Emily Torrey, 1 blue; Logan Trickel, 3 blue, 5 red, 1 white; Jacob Trickel, 8 blue; Madison Trump, 2 blue; Casey Turley, 2 blue, 2 red; Sara Weidner, 7 blue, 1 red; and Joanne Weidner, 1 blue.

Special woodworking recognition was given to Paul Patterson, first; Laramy Raymo, second; and Brittany Maasdam, third. Honorable mention awards went to Heather and Derek Brown, Courtnie Hoover, Kyle Spencer, Ray Victor, Drew Nier and Indy Raymo.

The poultry show on Wednesday saw 42 exhibits in various poultry categories. Receiving ribbons were Ethan Beck, 1 blue, Grand Champion; Juliane Beck, 1 red; Orren Beck, 2 blue, Reserve Champion; Stephen Beck, 1 blue; Sierra, 3 blue, 5 white; Gabrielle Gates, 1 blue; Angela Quick, 6 blue, 3 red; Ben Radcliff, 4 blue; Skyler Tipton, 8 blue, 1 white; and Michael Witten, 3 blue, 2 red, 1 white. Tonight’s events include a children’s puppet show in the courtyard area at 6 p.m., followed by music from Glory Road at 7 p.m. and Living Water at 8 p.m. The grandstand entertainment features “extreme bullriding,” which gets under way at 7 p.m.