September 22, 2012

East Perry Community Fair

Jumping mules and more at the East Perry Community Fair Saturday, Sept. 22 in Altenburg, Mo.

Austin Yokley of Altenburg, Mo. prepares his Charolais for the 4-H livestock sale as his grandfather, Tim Mueller, assists at the East Perry Community Fair.

Black Jack jumps over the barrier for Becky Menees of Scott City in the jumping mule contest at the East Perry Community Fair.

Leroy and Gina Jansen of Leopold, Mo. dance as the Whitewater Bluegrass Band of Missouri plays at the East Perry Community Fair.

A crafted bear by Kim Lohman of Frohna, Mo. is on display at the East Perry Community Fair.

Steve Meier and his son, Charles Meier of Jackson compete in the draft horse unicorn hitch contest at the East Perry Community Fair.

This orpington rooster was entered by Dakota Oehl in the poultry contest at the East Perry Community Fair.

This general display of fresh fruit was presented by Jennifer Koenig at the East Perry Community Fair.

Fairgoers make their way to the arena for the mule jumping contest at the East Perry Community Fair.

Youngsters ride the Dragon Wagon at the East Perry Community Fair.

The Whitewater Bluegrass Band of Missouri plays "Man of Constant Sorrow" at the East Perry Community Fair.

People relax and listen to music at the East Perry Community Fair.

Vehicles pack a parking lot at the East Perry Community Fair.

Nolan Haberstroh tries a ring toss game as his sister, Parker Haberstroh, watches at the East Perry Community Fair.

FRED LYNCH ~ flynch@semissourian.com Jerry Menees of Scott City watches his mule, Sting Ray, jump over the barrier to win first place in the 47-inch class of the jumping mules contest Saturday, Sept. 22, 2012 at the East Perry Community Fair in Altenburg, Mo.

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Jumping mules and more at the East Perry Community Fair Saturday, Sept. 22 in Altenburg, Mo.

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