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Carley Haynie, and her mom, Mary, were a part of the Military Family Support Group’s booth, which invited everyone to sign an Arkansas Flag, which will be sent to our soldiers overseas.  Carley’s dad, S.S.T. Warren Haynie, is currently stationed in Iraq. 

Northside Baptist Church provided cold bottled water to Rough & Ready Day visitors.

Funnel cakes.  Enough said.

Bill, Major, and some of the Cablevision crew display the television that they will be giving away.

Foot long corn dogs, almost as popular as funnel cakes.

Fun and games for the kids included the Super Slide.

View of the carnival area from the stage area.

Steve & Kim Pigott promoted their new business, Clearview glass.  Thier orange shirts were some of the most recognizable shirts in the park.

The wooden furniture display drew a lot of attention as people walked by the vendor’s booth. 

One of the most creative items was this John Deere logo made out of metal.

It was a part of Darrell and Lee Ann McDaniels’ “Custom Metals” booth.  They also have several items on display inside of Granny’s Attic.

The Robin Hood family and Joe Burgess (of MonticelloLive), presented southern gospel music sets for R&R Days this morning.

Kim’s Dance Factory presented a recital at 10 a.m.

Tom Wingard, of Remax, is shown here with the Polaris 500 Sportsman Camo, that the Arkansas Realtors Association is selling chances for, to raise money for the Arkansas Special Olympics.

Max Sawyer was the winner of the 18-28 year old division of the 5-K this morning.  Next to him, Ben Alexander is shown holding the Overall Winner plaque.  Chelsea Weaver was the female overall winner.