Land of the FreeWe are excited to present the 7th Annual FCNB Calendar Contest! Our 2014 theme

is “Land of the Free”! We are looking for photos that capture the beauty of the United Statesand its National & State parks, historic sites and memorials. Enter your most beautiful

photography showcasing the great land in which we live. We can’t wait to see!

Rules of the Contest:

• Locations of Photos: Photos can be taken in National & State parks, memorials, or historic sites in the US.• Types of Photography: Photos can display natural elements, such as scenery, landscapes, weather elements, and nature, and can display wildlife, farm animals, and pets. Buildings, structures, and landmarks can be in the photos. Photos may contain people, however, the people may not be easily identified. For instance, people can be in the background, as blurry images, shadows or silhouettes, in the distance or include hands, feet, backs, etc. Photos containing people’s faces or family photos will not be accepted. • Number of Entries: You may send a maximum of three entries for consideration. • Judging: Thirteen photos will be selected for the 2014 FCNB Calendar, titled “Land of the Free”. One photo will be selected for each month, plus one cover photo. The name of the photographer will not be known by the judging panel. Judging will be based on the quality of the photograph and suitability to the subject. • Participation: This contest is open to all First Community National Bank customers and employees.• Formats: Photos will be accepted only in color. Photos should be in digital format on a CD-Rom (JPEG, TIFF or other format), must be at least 300 dpi and in a landscape format. Please include a printed 8” x 10” or larger copy of the photo. Digital photo entries can be e-mailed to marketing@fcnb.com.• Entry Forms: Please complete one entry form per photographer. • Releases: If a submitted photo is selected, the photographer releases all photo rights to First Community National Bank and gives permission to use the selected image in the calendar and any other materials specific to the promotion of the calendar. • Deadlines: Photos must be received no later than Friday, September 27th, 2013 and should be submitted to any FCNB location or received in the mail or email by this date. • Prizes: Each photographer of a winning picture will receive a $25 Cash Prize from First Community National Bank.

FIRST COMMUNITY NATIONAL BANK2014 Calendar Photo Contest

If you have any questions, please call the Marketing Departmentat (573) 775-2151 or e-mail marketing@fcnb.com

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Mail entry Marketing Departmentform to: First Community National Bank P.O. Box 159 Steelville, MO 65565

Or deliver this form with your entry to any FCNB Finan-cial Center in Steelville, Cuba, Sullivan, Vienna, Eureka or Rolla or any FCNB Insurance office

or email tomarketing@fcnb.com.

ENTRY DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 27th, 2013

Name:

Address:

City: State: Zip:

Daytime Phone: Evening Phone:

Number of Entries: E-Mail Address: (Maximum of 3 Entries)

Please include a CD-Rom containing your digital photos with this entry form. Photos can also beemailed to marketing@fcnb.com. Please include your entry form information in the email text.

Return photos: Yes No ____ Please mail. ____ I will pick up at branch.

Photo #1 - Location & Description of Photo:

Photo #2 - Location & Description of Photo:

Photo #3 - Location & Description of Photo:

I have read the contest rules and affirm that this entry is in compliance with them. I understand that First Community National Bank assumes no responsibility for the photographs submitted. Selected images are used on a non-exclusive basis. First Community National Bank retains the right to use winning photos in any advertising and/or promotion it deems suitable.

Signature of Entrant:

Name (Printed):

Date:

For Office Use OnlyDate Received: Branch Received At: By:

ENTRY FORM

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FIRST COMMUNITY NATIONAL BANK2014 Calendar Photo Contest

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