DES MOINES, IA (08/23/2013)(readMedia)-- Highpoint Suffolk of Janesville, Wis., exhibited the Grand Champion Ram and Ewe in the Suffolk Sheep show Saturday at the 2013 Iowa State Fair.

Tom Burke of Platt City, Mo., was awarded the Reserve Grand Champion Ram and Ewe banners. The Missouri farm was also awarded Premier Exhibitor honors.

Jerry and Rex Quam of Wanamingo, Minn. placed second in the Premier Exhibitor competition.

In the Junior Show, Benda Suffolks of Jackson, Minn., exhibited the Grand Champion Ram while Damman Suffolks of Melbourne exhibited the Reserve Grand Champion Ram. Benda Suffolks also placed third in the Premier Exhibitor competition.

The Premier Exhibitor Award is given to the exhibitor who accumulates the most points based upon the day's placings.

Complete results below (names, hometowns, animal identification):

Yearling Ram A

1) Highpoint Suffolk, Janesville, Wis., Schambow 3227, 2/10/2012, 614152

2) Jerry and Rex Quam, Wanamingo, Minn., Quam 11030 RRNN, 1/19/2012, 612480

3) Hoskins Stock Farm, Jefferson, Hoskins 12-44, 3/6/2012, 615046

4) KC Suffolks, Parkersburg, Louie, 2/17/2012, 613876

5) Damman Suffolks, Melbourne, Touchdown 1215, 1/26/2012, 613281

6) WEG and I-80 Flocks, Geneva, Neb., 3/3/2012

7) Schluensen Suffolks, Bettendorf, Schluensen 12-226, 2/16/2012, 614836

8) D&K Acres, Corning, WEC 12-8, 2/24/2012, 620836

Yearling Ram B

1) Tom Burke, Platt City, Mo., 2/18/2012

2) Jerry and Rex Quam, Wanamingo, Minn., Quam 11015 RRNN, 9/21/2011, 612477

3) WEG AND I-80 Flocks, Geneva, Neb., 3/25/2012

4) KC Suffolks, Parkersburg, Dewey, 2/17/2012, 613875

5) Schluensen Suffolks, Bettendorf, Schluensen 12-215, 2/2/2012, 614834

6) Highpoint Suffolk, Janesville, Wis., Schambow 3285, 3/30/2012

7) Mae Farms, Orange City, Mae Farm's 12-968, 2/19/2012, 614409

Shorn Yearling Ram

1) Wayne Skartvedt, Radcliffe, Skartvedt 4479, 2/20/2012, 614028

2) D&K Acres, Corning, Skartuedt 4458 RRNN, 1/27/2012, 614031

3) Werners' Hilltop Farm, Grinnell, K251, 1/27/2012, 610595

4) 5-F Suffolks, Lineville, 3133, 2/9/2012, 617271

5) Krafka Harkema Suffolks, Montezuma, Krafka Harkema 2014, 2/8/2012, 615445

6) Doug Nielsen, Rock Valley, NFS453, 2/25/2012, 611824

7) Werners' Hilltop Farm, Grinnell, J263, 2/13/2012, 610596

Fall Ram Lamb

1) Jerry and Rex Quam, Wanamingo, Minn., Quam 11167 QRNN, 10/20/2012, 621351

2) Broehms Enterprise Reg. Livestock, Brillion, Wis., Quamm 11173, 10/18/2012, 621353

3) Doug Nielsen, Rock Valley, NFS 461, 9/6/2012, 618456

January Ram Lamb

1) Ruby Mountain Sheep Co., LLC, Spring Creek, Nev., Ruby Mtn Sheep 1303, 1/5/2013, 621494

2) Benda Suffolks, Jackson, Minn., Benda 13152, 1/5/2013, 621528

3) Benda Suffolks, Jackson, Minn., Benda 1317, 1/17/2013

4) Sandage Farms, State Center, Sandage SX114, 1/24/2013

5) Jerry and Rex Quam, Wanamingo, Minn., Quam 11183 RRNN, 1/19/2013, 621356

6) Schoelerman Suffolks, Everly, Schoelerman 1302, 1/16/2013

7) WEG and I-80 Flocks, Geneva, Neb., 1/31/2013

8) Stalzer Suffolks, Zearing, JETT, 1/18/2013

9) Touchdown Acres, Radcliffe, 1305, 1/22/2013

10) Werners' Hilltop Farm, Grinnell, Q0290, 1/25/2013, 619221

11) Doug Nielsen, Rock Valley, NFS 467, 1/11/2013, 622345

12) Doug Nielsen, Rock Valley, Nfs 466, 1/10/2013, 622346

13) Mae Farms, Orange City, Mae Farm's, 2/7/2013

February Ram Lamb 2/1/13-2/11/13

1) Sandage Farms, State Center, Sandage SX275, 2/8/2013

2) Benda Suffolks, Jackson, Minn., Benda 1348, 2/3/2013

3) Schluensen Suffolks, Bettendorf, Schluensen 13-274, 2/4/2013

4) Schoelerman Suffolks, Everly, Schoelerman 1312, 2/4/2013, 621643

5) KC Suffolks, Parkersburg, Jakobie, 2/5/2013

6) KC Suffolks, Parkersburg, Biscuit, 2/5/2013

7) WEG and I-80 Flocks, Geneva, Neb., 2/7/2013

8) Wayne Skartvedt, Radcliffe, Skartvedt 4509, 2/4/2013

9) Sandage Farms, State Center, Sandage SX277, 2/11/2013, 618814

10) Krafka Harkema Suffolks, Montezuma, Krafka Harkema 1395, 2/11/2013, 622652

11) Amber Hammes, Ankeny, Fisher 13-24, 2/5/2013

12) 5-F Suffolks, Lineville, 4320, 2/10/2013

13) Mae Farms, Orange City, Mae Farm's 13-1091, 2/4/2013

February Ram Lamb 2/12/13-2/26/13

1) Ruby Mountain Sheep Co., LLC, Spring Creek, Nev., Ruby Mtn Sheep 1309, 2/12/2013, 620510

2) Schoelerman Suffolks, Everly, Schoelerman 1343, 2/26/2013

3) Jerry and Rex Quam, Wanamingo, Minn., Quam 11256 RRNN, 2/17/2013, 621364

4) Schluensen Suffolks, Bettendorf, Schluensen 13-279, 2/16/2013

5) Damman Suffolks, Melbourne, Damman Suffolks 13-285, 2/12/2013, 620853

6) Jerry and Rex Quam, Wanamingo, Minn., Quam 11260, 2/17/2013, 621365

7) Schoelerman Suffolks, Everly, Schoelerman 1322, 2/14/2013, 621679

8) John N. Corson, Macomb, Ill., Corson 13-350, 2/16/2013, 620120

9) Roger W. Davis, Osceola, Davis, 2/20/2013, 620962

10) Broehms Enterprise Reg. Livestock, Brillion, Wis., "Belichick' Broehrn's Enterprise, 2/14/2013, 621003

11) John N. Corson, Macomb, Ill., Corson 13-5038R, 2/16/2013, 620120

12) Krafka Harkema Suffolks, Montezuma, Krafka Harkema 1391, 2/14/2013, 622650

13) Hay Suffolks, Parkersburg, Rooster, 2/18/2013

March & After Ram Lamb

1) Tom Burke, Platt City, Mo., 3/4/2013

2) Jerry and Rex Quam, Wanamingo, Minn., Quam 11276 RRNN, 3/1/2013, 621367

3) Hoskins Stock Farm, Jefferson, Hoskins 13-11, 3/4/2013

4) John N. Corson, Macomb, Ill., Corson 13-101, 3/10/2013, 623485

5) WEG and I-80 Flocks, Geneva, Neb., 3/1/2013

6) Hoskins Stock Farm, Jefferson, Hoskins 13-14, 3/5/2013

7) Schoelerman Suffolks, Everly, Schoelerman 1345, 3/1/2013, 621678

8) Fisher Suffolks, Urbandale, 13-44 (Fisher), 3/3/2013

9) Hay Suffolks, Parkersburg, Lewey 13-08, 3/5/2013

10) Mae Farms, Orange City, Mae Farm's 13-1127, 3/3/2013

11) Doug Nielsen, Rock Valley, NFS 504, 3/12/2013, 622392

Shorn Ram Lamb -- All Ages

1) Wayne Skartvedt, Radcliffe, Skartvedt 4508, 2/4/2013

2) Rich Krafka Family Suffolks, Dysart, Krafka 2092, 3/1/2013, 622645

3) Rich Krafka Family Suffolks, Dysart, Krafka, 3/9/2013, 622646

4) Werners' Hilltop Farm, Grinnell, J0275, 1/12/2013, 619216

5) Broehms Enterprise Reg. Livestock, Brillion, Wis., Martens 174, 2/3/2013, 621632

6) Garrett Peterson, Scranton, SkyFall Farms 1307, 2/16/2013, 621424

7) Werners' Hilltop Farm, Grinnell, K0285, 1/23/2013, 619219

8) Stewart Family Suffolk, Newton, 2/6/2013, 623315

Pair of Ram Lambs

1) Ruby Mountain Sheep Co., LLC, Spring Creek, Nev.

2) Benda Suffolks, Jackson, Minn.

3) Sandage Farms, State Center

4) Jerry and Rex Quam, Wanamingo, Minn.

5) WEG and I-80 Flocks, Geneva, Neb.

6) Schluensen Suffolks, Bettendorf

7) KC Suffolks, Parkersburg

8) Broehms Enterprise Reg. Livestock, Brillion, Wis.

9) Doug Nielsen, Rock Valley

10) Werners' Hilltop Farm, Grinnell

11) Mae Farms, Orange City

Yearling Ewe A

1) Highpoint Suffolk, Janesville, Wis., Highpoint 3222, 2/25/2012

2) Tom Burke, Platt City, Mo., 3/13/2012

3) Benda Suffolks, Jackson, Minn., Benda 2040 RR, 2/3/2012, 613055

4) Broehms Enterprise Reg. Livestock, Brillion, Wis., Stoney Patch 198-12, 2/15/2012, 621377

5) KC Suffolks, Parkersburg, 2/16/2012, 611409

6) John N. Corson, Macomb, Ill., Corson 12-757E, 1/15/2012, 612557

7) Schluensen Suffolks, Bettendorf, Schluensen 12-230, 2/19/2012, 614839

8) Stewart Family Suffolk, Newton, 3/14/2012, 613356

9) Fisher Suffolks, Urbandale, Fisher 12-22, 2/6/2012, 617857

10) D&K Acres, Corning, D&K Acres 12-20 RRNN, 3/6/2012, 620831

11) 5-F Suffolks, Lineville, 8281, 2/19/2012, 614346

Yearling Ewe B

1) Tom Burke, Platt City, Mo., 3/1/2012

2) Jerry and Rex Quam, Wanamingo, Minn., Quam 11029 RRNN, 1/19/2012, 612448

3) Highpoint Suffolk, Janesville, Wis., Schambow 3232, 1/29/2012

4) Benda Suffolks, Jackson, Minn., Benda 12207, 2/4/2012, 614630

5) Hay Suffolks, Parkersburg, Reese, 4/27/2012, 613687

6) Broehms Enterprise Reg. Livestock, Brillion, Wis., Stoney Patch 247-12, 2/5/2012, 613785

7) Hoskins Stock Farm, Jefferson, Hoskins 12-50, 3/12/2012, 615061

8) Sharon Thiel, Tigerton, Wis., Stoney Patch 185-12, 3/3/2012, 611227

9) WEG and I-80 Flocks, Geneva, Neb., 10/21/2011

10) Damman Suffolks, Melbourne, Sandage SW246, 2/16/2012, 615409

11) Mae Farms, Orange City, Mae Farm's 12-1004, 2/21/2012, 614419

Yearling Ewe C

1) Tom Burke, Platt City, Mo., 2/10/2012

2) Schoelerman Suffolks, Everly, Schoelerman 1203, 1/7/2012, 613946

3) Benda Suffolks, Jackson, Minn., Benda 2082, 3/2/2012, 613065

4) KC Suffolks, Parkersburg, 2/16/2012, 611413

5) Wayne Skartvedt, Radcliffe, Skartvedt 4474, 2/16/2012, 610867

6) Schluensen Suffolks, Bettendorf, Schluensen 12-207, 1/22/2012, 614837

7) Hay Suffolks, Parkersburg, Claire, 4/27/2012, 613686

8) Stewart Family Suffolk, Newton, 3/13/2012, 616928

9) Amber Hammes, Ankeny, Fisher 12-37, 2/17/2012, 614374

10) George Brothers, Deshler, Ohio, Five Star J, 3/2/2012, 613198

11) D&K Acres, Corning, Weg, 2/24/2012, 620838

Yearling Ewe D

1) Highpoint Suffolk, Janesville, Wis., Schambow 3205, 2/1/2012, 614151

2) Jerry and Rex Quam, Wanamingo, Minn., Quam 11090 RRNN, 2/16/2012, 612460

3) KC Suffolks, Parkersburg, 2/10/2012, 611426

4) Hay Suffolks, Parkersburg, Darla, 3/15/2012, 613685

5) Broehms Enterprise Reg. Livestock, Brillion, Wis., A Masser Suffolks 276, 3/1/2012, 615433

6) Damman Suffolks, Melbourne, Damman Suffolks 12-206, 2/5/2012, 613511

7) WEG and I-80 Flocks, Geneva, Neb., 2/22/2012

8) Katherine Newhouse, State Center, Damman Suffolks 12-138, 1/31/2012, 610915

9) Mae Farms, Orange City, Mae Farm's 12-47, 2/5/2012, 614416

Shorn Yearling Ewe A

1) Doug Nielsen, Rock Valley, NFS 445, 2/15/2012, 614796

2) Wayne Skartvedt, Radcliffe, Skartvedt 4463, 1/29/2012, 610862

3) Benda Suffolks, Jackson, Minn., Benda 2032 RR, 2/1/2012, 613054

4) Rich Krafka Family Suffolks, Dysart, Krafka 2042, 3/1/2013, 622645

5) Sharon Thiel, Tigerton, Wis., Stoney Patch 196-12, 2/18/2012, 611004

6) Broehms Enterprise Reg. Livestock, Brillion, Wis., Martens 158, 3/17/2012, 616586

7) Schluensen Suffolks, Bettendorf, Schluensen 12-222, 2/12/2012, 614838

8) 5-F Suffolks, Lineville, 4295, 2/14/2012, 614344

9) Stalzer Suffolks, Zearing, MADDIE, 2/6/2012, 613262

10) Werners' Hilltop Farm, Grinnell, J255, 1/29/2012, 610600

Shorn Yearling Ewe B

1) Tom Burke, Platt City, Mo., 4/15/2012

2) Schoelerman Suffolks, Everly, Schoelerman 1262, 3/27/2012, 613949

3) Broehms Enterprise Reg. Livestock, Brillion, Wis., Broehms Enterprise 51, 2/17/2012, 613352

4) Doug Nielsen, Rock Valley, NFS 457, 3/8/2012, 611827

5) Krafka Harkema Suffolks, Montezuma, Krafka 2056, 2/26/2012

6) Touchdown Acres, Radcliffe, 1200, 1/9/2012, 613279

7) Broehms Enterprise Reg. Livestock, Brillion, Wis., MaKayla Johnson 199-12, 2/15/2012, 612620

8) Stalzer Suffolks, Zearing, BAILEY, 2/5/2012, 613261

9) Werners' Hilltop Farm, Grinnell, K253, 1/28/2012, 610599

Pair of Yearling Ewes

1) Highpoint Suffolk, Janesville, Wis.

2) Tom Burke, Platt City, Mo.

3) Benda Suffolks, Jackson, Minn.

4) Jerry and Rex Quam, Wanamingo, Minn.

5) KC Suffolks, Parkersburg

6) Broehms Enterprise Reg. Livestock, Brillion, Wis.

7) Hay Suffolks, Parkersburg

8) WEG and I-80 Flocks, Geneva, Neb.

9) Damman Suffolks, Melbourne

10) Touchdown Acres, Radcliffe

11) Doug Nielsen, Rock Valley

12) Stalzer Suffolks, Zearing

13) D&K Acres, Corning

14) Werners Hilltop Farm, Grinnell

15) Mae Farms, Orange City

Fall Ewe Lamb

1) Tom Burke, Platt City, Mo., 9/22/2012

2) Wayne Skartvedt, Radcliffe, Skartvedt 4497, 9/27/2012, 618923

3) Wayne Skartvedt, Radcliffe, Skartvedt 4496, 9/28/2012, 618922

4) Jerry and Rex Quam, Wanamingo, Minn., Quam 11178 RRNN, 10/21/2012, 621315

5) Broehms Enterprise Reg. Livestock, Brillion, Wis., Quam 11169, 10/18/2012, 621310

6) Doug Nielsen, Rock Valley, Mae Farms 12-463, 9/8/2012, 618457

7) Broehms Enterprise Reg. Livestock, Brillion, Wis., Quam 11172, 10/17/2012, 621313

8) Doug Nielsen, Rock Valley, NFS 462, 9/6/2012, 618455

January Ewe Lamb 1/5/13-1/22/13

1) Ruby Mountain Sheep Co., LLC, Spring Creek, Nev., Ruby Mtn Sheep 1304, 1/19/2013, 621502

2) Tom Burke, Platt City, Mo., 1/5/2013

3) Benda Suffolks, Jackson, Minn., Benda 1322, 1/21/2013

4) Benda Suffolks, Jackson, Minn., Benda 13153, 1/5/2013, 621530

5) John N. Corson, Macomb, Ill. , Corson 13-6757, 1/11/2013, 620125

6) Doug Nielsen, Rock Valley, NFS 464, 1/5/2013, 622339

7) Doug Nielsen, Rock Valley, NFS 465, 1/7/2013, Appleid For

8) Ben Newhouse, State Center, Damman Suffolk 13-132, 1/17/2013, 619363

January Ewe Lamb 1/23/13-1/30/13

1) Jerry and Rex Quam, Wanamingo, Minn., Quam 11198 RRNN, 1/25/2013, 621324

2) Jerry and Rex Quam, Wanamingo, Minn., Quam 11197 RRNN, 1/25/2013, 621323

3) Sandage Farms, State Center, Sandage SX113', 1/23/2013

4) Broehms Enterprise Reg. Livestock, Brillion, Wis., Broehms Enterprise 13-57Y, 1/25/2013, 621005

5) Schoelerman Suffolks, Everly, Schoelerman 1307, 1/29/2013

6) Sandage Farms, State Center, Sandage SX121, 1/28/2013

7) Mae Farms, Orange City

8) Amber Hammes, Ankeny, Fisher 13-11, 1/30/2013

9) Werners' Hilltop Farm, Grinnell, Q0289, 1/25/2013, 619209

February Ewe Lamb 2/1/13-2/5/13

1) Schoelerman Suffolks, Everly, Schoelerman 1319, 2/5/2013, 621640

2) Schluensen Suffolks, Bettendorf, Schluensen 13-275, 2/4/2013

3) Benda Suffolks, Jackson, Minn., Benda 1342, 2/1/2013

4) KC Suffolks, Parkersburg, Sweetie Pie, 2/5/2013

5) Sharon Thiel, Tigerton, Wis., 2/1/2013

6) Broehms Enterprise Reg. Livestock, Brillion, Wis., Quam 11202, 2/1/2013, 621325

7) WEG and I-80 Flocks, Geneva, Neb., 2/1/2013

8) Sandage Farms, State Center, Sandage SX267, 2/1/2013

9) Damman Suffolks, Melbourne, Damman Suffolks 13-230 RR, 2/5/2013, 620855

10) Stewart Family Suffolk, Newton, 2/1/2013, 621773

11) Doug Nielsen, Rock Valley, NFS 478, 2/3/2013, Applied Fro

12) Mae Farms, Orange City, Mae Farm's 13-1090, 2/2/2013

February Ewe Lamb 2/6/13-2/12/13

1) Tom Burke, Platt City, Mo., 2/8/2013

2) Ruby Mountain Sheep Co., LLC, Spring Creek, Nev., Ruby Mtn Sheep 1314, 2/6/2013, 621504

3) Benda Suffolks, Jackson, Minn., Benda 13279, 2/12/2013, 621526

4) Jerry and Rex Quam, Wanamingo, Minn., Quam 11243 RRNN, 2/12/2013, 621336

5) Wayne Skartvedt, Radcliffe, Skartvedt 4517, 2/9/2013

6) Sandage Farms, State Center, Sandage SX272, 2/8/2013

7) Knutzen LLC, Edgar, Neb., 2/10/2013

8) Wayne Skartvedt, Radcliffe, Skartvedt 4513, 2/8/2013

9) Broehms Enterprise Reg. Livestock, Brillion, Wis., Quam 11237, 2/10/2013, 621333

10) Schoelerman Suffolks, Everly, Schoelerman 1315, 2/11/2013

11) Damman Suffolks, Melbourne, Damman Suffolks 13-259 RR, 2/9/2013, 620856

12) Stalzer Suffolks, Zearing, 11225, 2/6/2013, 621329

February Ewe Lamb 2/14/13-2/26/13

1) Ruby Mountain Sheep Co., LLC, Spring Creek, Nev., Ruby Mtn Sheep 1317, 2/20/2013, 621504

2) Schoelerman Suffolks, Everly, Schoelerman 1331, 2/20/2013, 621641

3) Jerry and Rex Quam, Wanamingo, Minn., Quam QRNN, 2/4/2013, 621334

4) Hoskins Stock Farm, Jefferson, Hoskins 13-88, 2/26/2013

5) KC Suffolks, Parkersburg, 2/22/2013

6) Schoelerman Suffolks, Everly, Schoelerman 1326, 2/19/2013

7) Fisher Suffolks, Urbandale, Fisher 13-25, 2/18/2013, 830C

8) Broehms Enterprise Reg. Livestock, Brillion, Wis., K Slack 1130, 2/23/2013, 621390

9) Touchdown Acres, Radcliffe, 1310, 2/20/2013

10) 5-F Suffolks, Lineville, 3155, 2/26/2013

11) D&K Acres, Corning, 13-18, 2/26/2013, x

March & After Ewe Lamb

1) Tom Burke, Platt City, Mo., 3/2/2013

2) Schluensen Suffolks, Bettendorf, Schluensen 13-297, 3/13/2013

3) Jerry and Rex Quam, Wanamingo, Minn., Quam 11274 RRNN, 3/1/2013, 621345

4) Ruby Mountain Sheep Co., LLC, Spring Creek, Nev., Ruby Mtn Sheep 1340, 3/6/2013, 621513

5) Tom Burke, Platt City, Mo., 3/5/2013

6) Hoskins Stock Farm, Jefferson, Hoskins 13-8, 3/5/2013

7) John N. Corson, Macomb, Ill., Corson 13 501, 3/3/2013, 620130

8) Hay Suffolks, Parkersburg, Dew Drop, 3/3/2013

9) WEG and I-80 Flocks, Geneva, Neb., 3/3/2013

10) D&K Acres, Corning, 13-20, 3/8/2013, x

11) Doug Nielsen, Rock Valley, NFS 490, 3/7/2013

12) Mae Farms, Orange City, Mae Farm's 13-1123, 3/2/2013

13) 5-F Suffolks, Lineville, 8307, 3/15/2013

Shorn Ewe Lamb -- All Ages

1) Jerry and Rex Quam, Wanamingo, Minn., Quam, 1/17/2013, 614580

2) Stalzer Suffolks, Zearing, 130, 2/8/2013, 620644

3) Stalzer Suffolks, Zearing, 134, 2/10/2013, 620647

4) Werners' Hilltop Farm, Grinnell, Mac0287, 1/23/2013, 619207

5) Garrett Peterson, Scranton, SkyFall Farms, 2/4/2013, 621432

6) Broehms Enterprise Reg. Livestock, Brillion, Wis., Quam 11235, 2/10/2013, 621332

7) Werners' Hilltop Farm, Grinnell, K0300, 1/29/2013, 619213

8) Damman Suffolks, Melbourne, Damman Suffolks, 2/23/2013, 620857

9) Broehms Enterprise Reg. Livestock, Brillion, Wis., Stoney Patch 1122, 2/7/2013, 621417

10) Belle Haven, Lucas, Belle Haven 138, 2/9/2013

11) Belle Haven, Lucas, Belle Haven 136, 2/7/2013

12) Stewart Family Suffolk, Newton, 2/6/2013, 621778

Pair of Ewe Lambs

1) Tom Burke, Platt City, Mo.

2) Ruby Mountain Sheep Co., LLC, Spring Creek, Nev.

3) Jerry and Rex Quam, Wanamingo, Minn.

4) Benda Suffolks, Jackson, Minn.

5) Schoelerman Suffolks, Everly

6) Wayne Skartvedt, Radcliffe

7) Schluensen Suffolks, Bettendorf

8) Broehms Enterprise Reg. Livestock, Brillion, Wis.

9) KC Suffolks, Parkersburg

10) WEG and I-80 Flocks, Geneva, Neb.

11) Stalzer Suffolks, Zearing

12) Werners' Hilltop Farm, Grinnell

13) Damman Suffolks, Melbourne

14) Doug Nielsen, Rock Valley

15) D&K Acres, Corning

16) Mae Farms, Orange City

Pair of Lambs

1) Ruby Mountain Sheep Co., LLC, Spring Creek, Nev.

2) Tom Burke, Platt City, Mo.

3) Benda Suffolks, Jackson, Minn.

4) Jerry and Rex Quam, Wanamingo, Minn.

5) Sandage Farms, State Center

6) Schoelerman Suffolks, Everly

7) WEG and I-80 Flocks, Geneva, Neb.

8) Broehms Enterprise Reg. Livestock, Brillion, Wis.

9) Stalzer Suffolks, Zearing

10) Fisher Suffolks, Urbandale

11) Damman Suffolks, Melbourne

12) Doug Nielsen, Rock Valley

13) Werners' Hilltop Farm, Grinnell

14) Amber Hammes, Ankeny

15) Mae Farms, Orange City

Young Flock

1) Ruby Mountain Sheep Co., LLC, Spring Creek, Nev.

2) Tom Burke, Platt City, Mo.

3) Jerry and Rex Quam, Wanamingo, Minn.

4) Benda Suffolks, Jackson, Minn.

5) Sandage Farms, State Center

6) Broehms Enterprise Reg. Livestock, Brillion, Wis.

7) WEG and I-80 Flocks, Geneva, Neb.

8) Stalzer Suffolks, Zearing

9) Damman Suffolks, Melbourne

10) Doug Nielsen, Rock Valley

11) Werners' Hilltop Farm, Grinnell

12) Mae Farms, Orange City

Flock

1) Tom Burke, Platt City, Mo.

2) Benda Suffolks, Jackson, Minn.

3) Jerry and Rex Quam, Wanamingo, Minn.

4) KC Suffolks, Parkersburg

5) WEG and I-80 Flocks, Geneva, Neb.

6) Stalzer Suffolks, Zearing

7) Damman Suffolks, Melbourne

8) Broehms Enterprise Reg. Livestock, Brillion, Wis.

9) Doug Nielsen, Rock Valley

10) Mae Farms, Orange City

Senior Champion Ewe: Highpoint Suffolk, Janesville, Wis., Schambow 3205

Senior Reserve Champion Ewe: Tom Burke, Platt City, Mo.

Senior Champion Ewe - Junior Show: Suffolks, Everly

Senior Reserve Champion Ewe - Junior Show: Benda Suffolks, Jackson, Minn.

Junior Champion Ewe: Ruby Mountain Sheep Co., LLC, Spring Creek, Nev., Ruby Mtn. Sheep 1304

Junior Reserve Champion Ewe: Tom Burke, Platt City, Mo.

Junior Champion Ram - Junior Show: Schoelerman Suffolks, Everly

Junior Reserve Champion Ram - Junior Show: Schoelerman Suffolks, Everly

Senior Champion Ram: Highpoint Suffolk, Janesville, Wis.

Senior Reserve Champion Ram: Tom Burke, Platt City, Mo.

Senior Champion - Junior Show: Damman Suffolks, Melbourne

Senior Reserve Champion - Junior Show: Werners Hilltop Farm, Grinnell

Junior Champion Ram: Mountain Sheep Co., LLC, Spring Creek, Nev.

Junior Reserve Champion Ram: Benda Suffolks, Jackson, Minn.

Junior Champion - Junior Show: Benda Suffolks, Jackson, Minn.

Junior Reserve Champion - Junior Show: Schoelerman Suffolks, Everly

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Awards Given at Iowa State Fair Horseshoe Tournament

Competitors participated in the Iowa State Men's Championship division of the Horseshoe Pitching Tournament Sunday at the 2013 Iowa State Fair.

The State Fair hosts Horseshoe Pitching every Fair day. Division winners are crowned daily. All Horseshoe Pitching competitions take place on the clay courts just east of Farm Bureau Pioneer Hall.

Complete results below:

Championship Class

1) Dave Mittlestadt, Jewell

2) Joseph Smith, Gladbrook

3) Vern Kollasch, Iowa City

4) Doug P. Anderson, Stratford

5) Pat Simon Sr., Waterloo

6) Dennis L. Hopkins, Missouri Valley

7) Ronnie Burgess, Cedar Rapids

8) Tim Pew, Des Moines

9) John Peterson, Ottumwa

10) Randy Fox, Council Bluffs

11) Tom Cranston, Keswick

12) Marvin Dirks, Fonda

Class A

1) Paul Beaman, Des Moines

2) Rick Hudson, Stuart

3) Steve Ronk, Council Bluffs

4) Jan Warwick, Ames

5) Carl Kaiser, Des Moines

Class B

1) Kirk Vannausdle, Elliott

2) Richard Cranston, Keswick

3) Steve Hyler, Winterset

4) Steve Hatch, Knoxville

Class C

1) Jesse W. Dalton, Indianola

2) Kenny Wiese, Story City

3) Darwin Mott, Hartford

4) Kevin Bailey, Prairie City

5) Rick Allen, Crescent

6) Ralph Davis, Ankeny

Class D

1) Tom Flores, Des Moines

2) Randy Clark, Monroe

3) Kevin Pieper, Stuart

4) Lloyd Schropp, Parnell

5) Kevin Turbett, Tama

6) Rusty Dalton, Indianola

Class E

1) Bruce Dennis, Prairie City

2) Anthony Buttrey, Des Moines

3) Frank MacArthu, Davenport

4) Russell Wiese, Roland

Ribbons Awarded in Iowa State Fair Duroc Show

ISU Teaching of Ames exhibited the Champion Boar in the Duroc Swine Show Friday at the 2013 Iowa State Fair.

Ray Williamson of Eagle Grove exhibited the Reserve Champion Boar.

Rowdy Campfield of Runnells claimed Champion and Reserve Champion Gilt honors.

Premier Exhibitor honors went to Kay Christian of Woodward. The award is presented to the exhibitor earning the highest point total in individual breeding classes of competition.

Additional results below:

Gilts

1) Stewart's Duroc Farm, Waverly

2) DCM Hamps and Durocs, Marion

3) Kay Christian, Woodward

4) Kay Christian, Woodward

5) Kay Christian, Woodward

Gilts

1) Rowdy Campfield, Runnells

2) Rowdy Campfield, Runnells

3) DCM Hamps and Durocs, Marion

4) Cale Niehaus, Sac City

5) Larry Kastler, Woolstock

6) Warrick Brothers, Prairie City

Gilts

1) Rowdy Campfield, Runnells

2) Brett Roquet, Fremont

3) McCulloh Family, Camanche

4) Ryan Iverson, Grinnell

5) Broek Swine Genetics, Sioux Center

6) Rowdy Campfield, Runnells

7) Ray Williamson, Eagle Grove

8) Ray Williamson, Eagle Grove

9) Miller Farms/ Millarbd Berks, Knoxville

10) Miller Farms/ Millarbd Berks, Knoxville

Gilts

1) Triggs Show Pigs, Mount Ayr

2) Caeden Bakker, Dike

3) Triggs Show Pigs, Mount Ayr

4) Doyle Jamison, Winterset

5) Doyle Jamison, Winterset

6) Doyle Jamison, Winterset

Boars

1) Kay Christian, Woodward

Boars

1) Jack Bair and Family, Elkhart

2) Toenjes Show Pigs, Center Junction

3) Kay Christian, Woodward

4) Allen D. Krivohlavek, Dorchester, Neb.

Boars

1) ISU Teaching, Ames

2) DCM Hamps and Durocs, Marion

3 DCM Hamps and Durocs, Marion

4) Triggs Show Pigs, Mount Ayr

5) Martin Family, Fayette

Boars

1) Ray Williamson, Eagle Grove

2) Ray Williamson, Eagle Grove

Banners Awarded in Iowa State Fair Simmental Cattle Show

RB Simmentals of Correctionville was awarded the Grand Champion Purebred Bull and Iowa Champion Bull banners in the Simmental Cattle Show Saturday at the 2013 Iowa State Fair.

Reserve Grand Champion Purebred Bull and Iowa Reserve Champion Bull honors were awarded to Kitzerow Cattle Company of Saint Charles.

Trey Jass of Garner won Grand Champion Purebred Female honors. The Reserve Grand Champion Purebred Female was awarded to Gerdes Show Cattle of West Point.

Additional results:  http://readme.readmedia.com/Banners-Awarded-in-Iowa-State-Fair-Simmental-Cattle-Show/7180471

"Nothing Compares" to the Iowa State Fair. The 2013 Fair ended August 18. The 2014 Iowa State Fair is set August 7-17. For more information, call 800/545-FAIR or visit iowastatefair.org.

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The Scott County Health Department and the Scott County Board of Supervisors have commissioned a comprehensive study of the emergency medical services system (EMS) in Scott County to begin on August 28, 2013. The Tri-Data division of System Planning Corporation, a nationally recognized authority in EMS, Fire and Public Safety, will conduct the study. The project period for the study is 24 weeks, with a report expected by March 2014.

The existing operations will be assessed to determine strengths and opportunities for immediate and future improvement. The goal of the study is to provide an analysis of the providers in the system and to create a long-range plan for the EMS system in Scott County. The methodology for the assessment will include an examination of clinical care, operational performance, financial performance, legal issues, system structure, benchmark data, and community awareness. Stakeholders, including EMS agencies and medical directors, fire departments, first responders, medical facilities, communications and dispatch agencies, local and state government officials, and other interested parties, will be interviewed by consultants.

"The last time an examination of the system was performed was in 1989", said Edward Rivers, Director of the Scott County Health Department. The Health Department is responsible for administration of Chapter 28 of the Scott County Code of Ordinances, which licenses and regulates EMS providers. "The landscape of the emergency medical service world has changed quite a bit in the last 24 years, and we wanted to have acknowledged experts guide us in crafting a plan to ensure that the EMS system in Scott County can continue to perform at a high level into the future. Overall, we want to improve patient outcomes and better serve the citizens of Scott County".

One particularly important issue is the effect of the changes that the Affordable Care Act may have on EMS agencies. "In order for our EMS agencies to remain capable, we must ensure that we understand how reimbursement models will affect their financial stability", said Rivers.

Iowa Supreme Court Opinions

August 23, 2013

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No. 11-1082

STATE OF IOWA vs. JONAS DORIAN NEIDERBACH

No. 12-0255

STATE OF IOWA vs. CHRISTOPHER CRAIG THOMPSON

No. 12-0292

PHILLIP E. JONES vs. UNIVERSITY OF IOWA; THE BOARD OF REGENTS FOR THE STATE OF IOWA; SALLY MASON, President of the University of Iowa and Individually; and THE STOLAR PARTNERSHIP, LLP
FORT McCOY, Wis. - A military Retiree Appreciation Day will be held Saturday, Oct. 26 at Rock Island Arsenal, Ill. Retirees from all branches of the armed forces and their family members are eligible to attend. The event begins at 7 a.m. and concludes at 1 p.m.

Retiree Appreciation Day is an opportunity for all armed forces retirees, spouses, widows, and/or guests to receive updated information about retiree entitlement programs.

Photo identification is required for all personnel to access the installation.

Pre-registration is required and must be accomplished by Oct. 12. The registration form, available online at http://www.mccoy.army.mil/Services/ACAP_Documents/2013_RAD_Registration.pdf, contains detailed information about the event. Direct any questions to 563-322-4823 or 563-445-0191.

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Quad Cities moves within 5 ½ games of Cedar Rapids and reduces playoff magic number to 5

 

DAVENPORT, Iowa (AUG. 22, 2013) - Quad Cities River Bandits right-hander Chris Devenski pitched a season-high seven innings of nine-hit, one-run ball, and his teammates broke a 1-1 tie with a four-run fifth inning in a 7-1 win that snapped the Cedar Rapids Kernels' eight-game winning streak in front of 3,882 at Modern Woodmen Park Thursday night.

 

The River Bandits (34-24 second half, 72-55 overall) moved within 5 ½ games of the first-place Kernels (40-18, 80-46) in the Midwest League Western Division second-half standings. With a loss by the Peoria Chiefs Thursday, Quad Cities' magic number to clinch a second-half playoff berth is five. Any combination of Peoria losses and Quad Cities wins adding to five clinches the latter a playoff spot.

 

Devenski (3-3) worked around a pair of singles in the first inning and lone singles in the second and third. In the fourth, he allowed a leadoff double by Kernels right fielder Adam Brett Walker, and designated hitter Bo Altobelli hit a one-out RBI single that made it 1-0. Altobelli tried scoring from second base on a two-out single by catcher Michael Quesada, but center fielder Teoscar Hernandez threw him out at the plate to end the inning.

 

In the bottom of the fourth, Hernandez hit a leadoff single for the first hit against right-hander Jose Berrios (7-6). Hernandez then stole second base, went to third on a groundout and scored on a sacrifice fly by left fielder Danry Vasquez. In a 1-1, fifth-inning tie, designated hitter Austin Elkins drew a one-out walk, and catcher Roberto Pena singled to put runners at first and third bases. Right fielder Jordan Scott then put a bunt single up the first-base line that brought in Elkins for the go-ahead run. Second baseman Tony Kemp grounded an RBI single to right field, and shortstop Carlos Correa later smacked a two-run double to left-center field off right-hander Christian Powell. All five runs were charged to Berrios, who allowed four hits and three walks while striking out four batters in 4 2/3 innings.

 

Devenski retired six straight batters in the fifth and sixth innings, and after two straight singles opened the seventh, he struck out the next three hitters to finish with a season-high eight. It was the first seven-inning start for Quad Cities since Joe Bircher's seven innings Aug. 3. Right-hander Zach Morton followed with two scoreless innings to finish the win.


Quad Cities added a pair of runs off Powell in the seventh, with two Kernels errors and two walks adding to a Hernandez single.

 

The River Bandits' scoring of at least seven runs activates the "Lucky Seven Run" promotion, as American TV & Appliance at 4800 Elmore Avenue in Davenport will offer a 40% discount on select furniture Friday, Aug. 23. Thursday's victory also means The Captain's Table at 4801 River Drive in Moline will offer The Captain's Table Victory Discount Friday, Aug. 23. Anyone who mentions the River Bandits victory can receive a free appetizer or dessert with the purchase of two lunches or dinners with beverages on Friday, Aug. 23.

 

The River Bandits and Kernels meet for their final regular-season game at 7 p.m. Friday. Quad Cities left-hander Joe Bircher (3-3) will start against Cedar Rapids right-hander Hudson Boyd (4-4).


UP NEXT: Fireworks will follow the final game of the River Bandits' home stand Friday night. Gates open at 5:30 p.m. for the 7 p.m. game, and the first 1,500 fans receive a free Bier Stube beanie. It's also City of Davenport Night and John Deere United Way of Caring. Single-game tickets are on sale at the River Bandits box office at Modern Woodmen Park, by phone at  563-324-3000 and online at www.riverbandits.com. Season ticket and mini-plan packages start at just seven games and begin at less than $50. Call a River Bandits account representative today to choose your seats and get the details of our various mini-plan packages.

 

ABOUT THE BANDITS: The River Bandits ownership is making one of the biggest improvements to Modern Woodmen Park since the ballpark was first built back in 1931! A new Ferris wheel, standing 112 feet over the playing field, is planned for next spring, along with a carousel and other new games and attractions. This season, the team just unveiled a new 300-foot long dual zip line, a rock climbing wall, a Mediacom Frog Hopper, and a number of new bounce houses . The team also boasts a new major league affiliate, the Houston Astros, and fans can see the first team in Minor League Baseball history with back-to-back No. 1 overall draft picks - 2012 top pick Carlos Correa and 2013 top pick Mark Appel, as well as 2012 first-round draft choice Lance McCullers. With new rides, new attractions, new improvements, a new affiliate and future major league stars, the second half of this season is one every fan will not want to miss!

 

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MOLINE, Ill. (August 22, 2013) - The Quad City Mallards have re-signed defenseman Matt Duffy, the Mallards announced today.

"Matt's a very dependable defenseman who provides veteran leadership and who we expect to be a key player for us again this season," said Mallards coach and general manager Terry Ruskowski.  "He brings great effort shift-in and shift-out and is a guy we can count on in important situations- including the power play, where plays an important role for us."

Duffy, 27, returns for a third season with the Mallards after finishing last year tied for fourth among Central Hockey League defensemen in points (42), fifth among blue liners in assists (33) and tied for seventh among defensemen in goals (9).  The 6' 2", 200-pound Windham, Maine, native finished ninth overall in plus/minus rating (+19).

Duffy first joined the Mallards in January of 2012 after mononucleosis kept him off the ice for the first half of the 2011-12 season.  He scored three goals and totaled 11 points in 21 games in his first campaign in the Quad Cities.

Duffy was originally selected by the Florida Panthers in the fourth round of the 2005 National Hockey League Entry Draft with the one hundred fourth overall choice.  After a four-year collegiate career at the University of Maine, Duffy broke into professional hockey at the tail end of the 2008-09 season, seeing time with both the American Hockey League's Rochester Americans and the ECHL's Florida Everblades.  The following year, in his first full pro campaign, Duffy produced five goals and 14 points in 52 games with the Everblades and scored once and recorded five points in 11 games with the Americans.

Duffy split the bulk of the 2010-11 season between the ECHL's Kalamazoo Wings and Gwinnett Gladiators and also played two games for the Portland Pirates of the AHL.  He scored four goals and totaled 10 points in 56 ECHL games.

Duffy played 165 career games at Maine, scoring 21 goals and notching 43 points.  Duffy went to the Frozen Four with the Black Bears each of his first two years at Orono.  He enjoyed his most productive season as a collegian when he scored seven goals and totaled 17 points in 39 games as a senior in 2008-09.

The Mallards will open their seventeenth season- and their fourth in the CHL- when they host the Rapid City Rush on Saturday night, October 19.  Mallards 2013-14 season tickets as well as half season tickets and flex packs are now on sale.  The Mallards offer ticket packages to meet any budget and season ticket holders also receive a host of additional benefits, including a unique season ticket holder Mallards jersey.  More ticket package information is available by calling the Mallards at 309-277-1364 or emailing info@myqcmallards.com.

About the Quad City Mallards
The Quad City Mallards are approaching their seventeenth season and their fourth in the Central Hockey League (CHL).  One of the winningest teams in all of minor league hockey, the Mallards competed in the United Hockey League (UHL) from 1995 through 2007 and in the International Hockey League (IHL) in 2009-10.  The Mallards' proud history has seen them capture the UHL's Colonial Cup Championship three times (1997, 1998, 2001) and secure that league's Tarry Cup four times (1998, 2000, 2001, 2002) for the best overall regular season record.  In 2001, the Mallards made professional hockey history, recording their sixth consecutive season with 50 or more wins, a feat that has yet to be matched.  The i wireless Center provides a unique environment for hockey and features one-of-a-kind seating areas such as the Nest for groups and functions and the exclusive Drake Club.  For more information on the Quad City Mallards or for Mallards tickets go to www.myqcmallards.com.  Fans can also follow the Mallards via Twitter at twitter.com/myqcmallards

and on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/quadcitymallards.

Des Moines, August 22, 2013?The State Judicial Nominating Commission selected the following three nominees to fill the vacancy on the Iowa Court of Appeals that will occur when Chief Judge Larry J. Eisenhauer retires September 30, 2013.

 

Sharon Greer, Marshalltown, Age 57

Attorney, Cartwright, Druker & Ryden

J.D., 1982, University of Iowa

 

Christopher Lee McDonald, Des Moines, Age 38

District Judge (appointed 2012)?Fifth Judicial District

J.D., 2001, University of Iowa

 

Jeanie Kunkle Vaudt, West Des Moines, Age 59

Assistant Attorney General

J.D., 1991, Drake University.

 

In accordance with the Constitution of the State of Iowa, Governor Branstad has thirty days in which to make the appointments to the court from this slate of nominees. A summary resume, completed questionnaire and writing samples for each candidate are posted on the Judicial Branch website at:

http://www.iowacourts.gov/State_Judicial_Nominating_Commission/

 

 

 

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Thursday, August 22, 2013

Klobuchar, Grassley: FTC Will Examine Allegations of Possible Anti-Competitive Practices by Oil Companies, Good News for Consumers

In a letter, FTC Chairwoman Edith Ramirez assured the senators that the FTC will evaluate concerns that oil companies may be undermining efforts to distribute renewable fuels that help boost energy security and lower the price of gas for consumers

Recently the senators sent a letter to FTC Chairwoman Edith Ramirez urging the Administration to take action to investigate recent reports indicating this potential anti-competitive behavior by oil companies

Washington, D.C. - U.S. Senators Amy Klobuchar (D, MN) and Chuck Grassley (R-IA) today announced that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) will examine possible anti-competitive practices by oil companies that limit consumers access to homegrown renewable fuels. Recently, Klobuchar, the chair of the Antitrust Subcommittee and Grassley, the ranking member of the Judiciary Committee, sent a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder and FTC Chairwoman Edith Ramirez urging the Administration to take action to address recent reports indicating that oil companies may be undermining efforts to distribute renewable fuels, including higher ethanol gasoline blends, that help boost our nation's security and lower the price of gas for consumers.

"Consumers deserve to have access to homegrown renewable fuels that not only lower costs at the pump but also help boost our energy security," Klobuchar said. "It is imperative that the Administration investigate any possible anti-competitive behavior by the oil companies that might limit consumers' access to renewable fuels. I'm pleased to see the Federal Trade Commission is taking steps to investigate whether certain practices by oil companies may be impeding competition, and I will continue to work to ensure that Americans can continue to realize the benefits of cheaper, cleaner renewable fuel."

"The allegations from retailers about possible anticompetitive practices from Big Oil are disheartening, but not surprising, knowing the lengths Big Oil will go to in order to keep biofuels out of the fuel supply," Grassley said. "It's going to take an 'all-of-the-above' approach to wean the United States off of foreign sources of oil, so it only makes sense that we all work together. I appreciate the FTC taking a look at the allegations and look forward to their conclusions."

 

In the letter to Klobuchar and Grassley, Ramirez assured the senators that the FTC will evaluate the information provided and address the concerns expressed in the senators' letter under pertinent antitrust standards.

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August 22, 2013 - Theatre Cedar Rapids, 102 3rd Street SE, is planning its Fall Kickoff Event  - The Curtain Raiser - A Toast to 80 Seasons.  The event is scheduled for Friday, September 6 beginning at 7:00pm. 

TCR first opened its doors in the roaring 20's so this Curtain Raiser will have a speakeasy theme with an evening that includes 80th season preview performances, surprise guests and special announcements.  Entertainment also includes prohibition era music by the band Mutiny in the Parlor before & after the program.  (continued below image)

Your ticket also includes era-related appetizers and moonshine with a cash bar available.  Dress is cocktail attire or if you prefer, dress for the era or add a hat for fun!

Event tickets are $60 or, $50 if you are a current donor at the Partners level ($100 or more).  To get your tickets, call the TCR Box Office at 319-366-8591 or go to www.theatrecr.org/curtainraiser.  The event is reserved seating so purchase your tickets NOW to get the best seats in the house!

For more information on this event, contact Julie Coppock, Development Director 319-366-8591 or email julie@theatrecr.org

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