Belmont School and Community Fair 2016 Book

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THE BELMONT FAIR ASSOCIATION
IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS
Patronize the
Food Stands
at the High School
All profits go to the
student activity funds,
which provides many useful
and worthwhile
activities for the students
of this community.
Fair Office Telephone Will be in Operation
from: August 22 - September 23, 2016
Telephone Number (608) 762-5600 or
E-mail Questions to
[email protected]
In Memory of
William C. Moody
“Booker”
January 3, 1942 – June 3, 2016
Thank You
for your years of service to the
Belmont School
and
Community Fair
The 2016 Fair Book Is
Dedicated In Honor Of:
Nick & Marilyn Cushman
&
Eugene & Jeanne Olson
See You At The
102ND FAIR
1915 - 2016
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2016 Belmont Fair Program
TUESDAY EVENING • SEPTEMBER 13th
Volleyball Game Against Benton
6:00 p.m. • Junior Varsity Game
7:15 p.m. • Varsity Game
THURSDAY EVENING • SEPTEMBER 15th
7:30 p.m. • Stunt Program - $2.00 Admission
• Crowning of Fair King and Queen
• King and Queen Raffle Drawing
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th
12:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. • Entries Accepted in the Grade
School Gym
6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. • Spectrum Entertainment, LLC
Carnival Rides and Concessions
7:00 p.m. • Varsity Football Game Against
Benton/Scales Mound
DAY PROGRAM • SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th
8:00 a.m. • Livestock Weigh-in Start Time
9:00 a.m. • Livestock in Place and Weighed
10:00 a.m. • Parade Down Main Street
10:30 a.m. • Spectrum Entertainment, LLC
• Wristband Carnival Ride Special
11:00 a.m. • Pasty Dinner in School Cafeteria
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• Exhibits Open in Grade School Gym
12:00 Noon • Car Show
• Animal Judging
Dairy • Beef • Swine • Sheep • Goat • Poultry • Rabbit
2:15 p.m. • Livestock Auction
EVENING PROGRAM • SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th
7:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. • Belmont High School
(Grades 9 - 12) Movie Night and Pizza
8:00 p.m. • Street Dance - Featuring Madison County
• Held on Commerce Street
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th
10:30 a.m. Ecumenical Worship Service
• Held at the Ken Leahy Memorial Park
11:00 • Food Stand - American Legion Auxiliary and
Mound View 4-H Club
12:00 Noon • Horse Show
• Tractor & Garden Tractor Pull
• Spectrum Entertainment, LLC
• Wristband Carnival Ride Special
12:00 Noon - 3:00 p.m. • Exhibits Open in Grade
School Gym
12:00 p.m. • Novelties and Chicken Catching
1:00 p.m. • Kiddie Tractor Pedal Pull
• 2:00 p.m. • Name the Animal Drawing
• Held at Sports Page
WEDNESDAY EVENING • SEPTEMBER 21st
7:00 p.m. • Livestock Carcass Contest at
Avon Locker - Darlington
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Table of Contents
Officers and Board of Directors.............................................6
Junior and Open Fair Entry Rules......................................7-8
Special Committees .......................................................9 - 11
Fair King and Queen Rules..........................................14 - 17
Spirit Week Rules ...............................................................18
Float Department ........................................................26 - 27
Float Classes ...............................................................28 - 29
Hobby Show .......................................................................31
Band Competition .............................................................. 36
Animal Health Rules and Regulations..........................38 - 39
Wisconsin Livestock.....................................................40 - 42
Auction ...............................................................................44
Carcass Contest .................................................................46
Junior Departments
Dairy ............................................................................52 - 55
Beef .............................................................................56 - 59
Swine ..........................................................................60 - 62
Sheep ..........................................................................64 - 67
Goats ...........................................................................70 - 73
Horses..........................................................................76 - 79
Poultry .........................................................................80 - 85
Rabbits .........................................................................88 - 91
Farm Crops ..................................................................94 - 95
Natural Sciences ..........................................................98 - 99
Plant & Soil Sciences ...............................................100 - 101
Flowers ....................................................................104 - 110
Sewing, Arts & Crafts ...............................................112 - 117
Cultural Art - Drawings - Paintings ...........................118 - 119
Food & Nutrition .......................................................122 - 123
Canning ...................................................................126 - 128
Woodworking............................................................130 - 131
History - Collections - Creations...............................134 - 136
Photography.............................................................138 - 142
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Open Departments
Farm Crops ..............................................................148 - 149
Plant & Soil Sciences ..............................................150 - 151
Flowers ....................................................................154 - 157
Baking .....................................................................160 - 161
Needlework .............................................................164 - 165
Quilts .......................................................................166 - 167
Arts & Crafts ............................................................168 - 169
Sewing ....................................................................172 - 173
Canning ...................................................................174 - 175
Woodworking ....................................................................176
History - Collections - Creations ..............................178 - 179
Photography ............................................................180 - 181
Donations
Fair Donors ..............................................................186 - 187
Stunt Night Drawing ..........................................................188
Candy for Parade Clowns .................................................189
Cheese ..............................................................................189
Auction Buyers
Cheese ..............................................................................190
Beef ..................................................................................190
Swine .......................................................................190 - 191
Sheep ................................................................................191
Goat ..................................................................................191
Rabbit ...............................................................................192
Pie ....................................................................................192
Past Fair Kings and Queens ...................................194 - 195
Past Fair Queens ..............................................................196
Past Fair Book Dedications .....................................198 - 199
Entry Forms..............................................................201 - 206
Parade Line-Up Diagram .....................................Back Cover
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Officers
President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brad Schobert
Vice - President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tom Morrissey
Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dawn Lee
Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carrie Vida
Ex Officer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Christy Larson
Agriculture Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeff Hodgson
Board of Directors
Todd Palzkill, Tim Holtz, Gene Barth, Brad Schobert, Dawn
Lee, Tom Morrissey, Tracy Cushman, and Jeff Dornink.
Belmont School and Community Fair
The Belmont School and Community Fair is the oldest
community fair in the state of Wisconsin. Belmont is one of
the few remaining fairs that charge no entry fees. Belmont
School and Community Fair offers over $5,000.00 in prizes
and premiums. This money comes from the generous
donations and support of the various activities put on by the
Belmont Fair Association. Anyone wishing to make a
donation, monies can be left at the Mound City Bank
in Belmont.
To view the 2016 Belmont School and
Community Fair Book
Visit the Belmont School Web Page at:
www.belmont.k12.wi.us
Under the Parents and Community Pull Down Tab
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Junior and Open Fair Entry Rules
Absolutely No Changes or Late Entries!!!
1. No entry fees.
2. Entries may be Submitted by:
On-line Entries submitted through the Belmont School web
page at www.belmont.k12.wi.us under the Parents and
Community Pull Down Tab - Deadline Wednesday, August 10,
2016
Hand Delivered Entries to the Belmont High School Office
must be delivered by 3:00 p.m., Wednesday, August 10, 2016.
Mailed Entries must be postmarked on Wednesday, August 10,
2016.
E-mailed Entries must be sent by 3:00 p.m. to:
[email protected], Wednesday, August 10, 2016.
Entry tags may be picked up at the High School Office during school
hours anytime after 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, September 14, 2016
or during entry drop off Friday, September 16, 2016.
3. Livestock will be displayed on the High School grounds. All
animals must be fed, fitted, entered and shown by the exhibitor.
4. Livestock exhibitors must be 4 - 19 years of age as of January 1,
2016, and reside in Lafayette, Grant, or Iowa County for the dairy,
beef, swine, sheep, goat, poultry, and rabbit departments. Saddle
horse exhibitors may be any age and there are no restrictions on
residence.
5. Ribbons and cash prizes will be awarded in Open Departments, first,
second, and third places only. The Danish System will be used for
all Junior Departments (High School age and under).
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6. Gymnasium exhibitors may exhibit if residence is in the following
counties Lafayette, Grant, or Iowa County. High School age and
under are classified as the Junior Exhibitors and anyone older are
classified as Open Class. No high school student or under is
allowed to enter in open.
ENTRIES MUST BE IN PLACE AT 3:30 PM!!!
• If exhibits are not picked up from the gymnasium by 3:30 on Sunday,
September 18th, they will be moved to the Elementary Library.
• The Fair Association is not responsible for any exhibit material lost,
damaged, or destroyed in any manner.
• The management of the fair reserves the right to interpret the
rules.
Belmont School
&
Community Fair
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Special Committees
• Anyone wanting on a committee please contact a superintendent or a
fair board member.
• Anyone wanting off of a committee must find a replacement!!!
Fair Book Committee
Superintendents - Board of Directors.
Publicity Committee
Superintendents - Deb Brugger, Mark & Marcia Opitz, Brian Riechers,
Brad & Michele Schobert, Rick & Jeri Weittenhiller, and Gene & Kathy
Riechers, and Tom & Kelli Riechers.
Special Police Committee
Superintendents - Chief of Police - Kurt Mallott, Roger Buss, Pat
Wedig, Dan VanNatta, Paul Wedig, Steve Van Bogaert, Roger Andrews,
Dave Bockhop, Jenny Harms, and Roberta Buss.
Parade Committee
Superintendents - Dan Tippett, Dave Spensley, Jerry Holtz, Chris
Runde, Terry Bartels, Phil Spensley, and Ken Heinrichs.
Veterinarians
Superintendent - Dr. Marcia DeBuhr, D.V.M.
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Entry Check-In Committee
Superintendents - Candi Richardson and Sherry Fink.
Promotion Committee
Superintendents - Brad Bockhop, Steve Houtakker, Gary & Penny DeBuhr, Brent & Dana Weittenhiller, Dorothy Carey, Nathan & Fae Weis,
Corey Austin, Vaughn Mester, Sharon Buss, April McNett, Nate Runde,
Carly Runde, Missy Runde, Kirk Austin, and Jack & Carol Runde.
Novelty Committee
Superintendents - Jeff & Colleen Amenda, Dan VanNatta, Ryan Riechers, B.J. Galle, and Gene Barth.
Prizes will be awarded for the following Novelty Classes:
- Egg Catching Contest
- Sack Race Contest
- Three Legged Race Contest
- Money Find in Sawdust
- Kiddie Pedal Tractor Pull
Kiddie Pedal Tractor Pull Trophies
Sponsored by The Bob Kilpatrick Family in Memory of Bob Kilpatrick
and in Recognition of Kilpatrick Hardware and Implement, Inc.
Sponsored by Emily (Miller) Wilson in Memory of Eldon “Shorty” Miller.
Concessions Committee
Superintendent - Board of Directors.
Any exhibitors taking in revenue, fifteen percent of gross revenue will be
donated to the Belmont Fair Association. Any exhibitors not taking in
revenue shall pay $1.00 per foot for their display area. If a fundraiser is
held the Friday, Saturday, or Sunday of fair week, fifteen percent of
gross revenue will be donated to the Belmont Fair Association.
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Carnival Rides Committee
Superintendent - Board of Directors.
Chicken Catching Committee
Superintendents - Mike Riechers and Bryant Gill.
Tractor Pull Committee
Superintendent: Frank Reddington.
• Superintendent for Tractor Pull may be contacted at (563) 543-5096
with any questions.
Garden Tractor Pull Committee
Superintendent: Cory Kobbervig
• Superintendent for Garden Tractor Pull may be contacted at
(608) 778-7627 with any questions.
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Stunt Night Program
Superintendents - Cara Nodorft, Steve Houtakker, Ned & Marsha
Keyes, and Denise McDonal.
All Skits must be entered by Friday, September 9th, at 3:00 p.m.
Each group must have at least three people taking part. The stunts
may consist of dramatization, short plays, folk numbers, or musical
numbers. Each organization will be limited to a program of eight to
fifteen minutes. No one person shall participate in more than two stunts.
Stunt Program Classes
Class 1
High School Classes
Premiums: 1st - $75.00; 2nd - $50.00; 3rd - $25.00; 4th - $15.00
Class 2
Youth Organizations
Premiums: 1st - $75.00; 2nd - $50.00; 3rd - $25.00
Class 3
Adult Organizations and Family Groups
Premiums: 1st - $75.00; 2nd - $50.00; 3rd - $25.00
Class 4
Alumni
Premiums: 1st - $75.00; 2nd - $50.00; 3rd - $25.00
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ADM Grain Company
898 1st Capitol Drive
Belmont, WI 53510
Southwest Grain Division
Belmont 608-762-5976
Boscobel 608-375-2800
Viroqua 608-638-7392
Serving area producers is what we do at ADM Grain. When
you have grain to sell, give us a call for help from any one of
our marketing specialists at our locations across Wisconsin.
Grain Drying-Storage-Marketing-Trucking-Helpful Advice
ROBB PAQUETTE
300 South Water Street
Platteville, WI 53818
248 West Water Street
Shullsburg, WI 53586
Office: (608) 348-6355 • Fax: (608) 348-6723
E-mail: [email protected]
24 - Hour Claims Reporting: 800-374-1111
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Belmont High School
Fair King and Queen Rules
Superintendents - Nancy Steinhoff, Kitty Crase, Eldeen Bockhop, and
Penny Wiegel.
1. King and Queen candidates must have been in the Belmont School
system for one year.
2. Each high school class will elect representatives from their class to
be candidates for the King and Queen Contest and will reign
together. This election takes place on the first day of school.
3. All candidates will ride in the Platteville Dairy Days Parade. Girls
should wear either long formals, street length dresses, skirts, and
sweaters. Boys should wear dress pants, shirt, and tie. The
reigning King and Queen will enter themselves and the new
candidates in the Dairy Days Parade.
4. From the day tickets are distributed, each class will be allowed one
money making project to last one day only for ticket sale purposes.
5. Each class will have a $2,000.00 cash limit which will be obtained
through ticket sales. Only the $2,000.00 will be used in the King
and Queen selection. Each class will receive twenty percent of the
first $2,000.00 and fifty percent of any amount over the $2,000.00.
6. The deadline for the sale of advanced tickets will be 3:30 p.m.,
Wednesday, September 14th.
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7. King and Queen selection is based on the following breakdown:
- 50% Ticket Sales
- 25% Spirit Week Participation and Class Banner
- 25% Interview
8. Prior to Thursday night of fair week the interview will be held at
7:00 p.m. in the High School Library. Girls are to wear either a
dress or dress pants and top. Boys are to wear a dress shirt and
dress slacks.
9. The crowning of the King and Queen will take place after the Stunt
Night program. The candidates and their parents will sit in the front
row of the audience during the Stunt Night program. Formals
should be worn by the Queen Candidates and black tuxedos should
be worn by the King Candidates.
10. The past King and Queen will crown the new couple. The new
King and Queen should be prepared to say a few words of
acceptance.
11. At half time of the varsity football game, the King and Queen and
their Court will be introduced. Girls should wear dress pants or
skirts and sweaters. Boys should wear dress pants and dress shirt.
If you are a football player, etc., that uniform is fine.
12. At the Belmont School and Community Fair Parade, the King and
Queen will ride together. The Court will also ride in the parade.
The same attire as worn for the Dairy Days Parade may be worn.
13. After the Belmont School and Community Fair Parade, a picture of
the King and Queen should be taken for display at the school and
for the Yearbook.
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14. After the Belmont School and Community Fair Parade, the King
and Queen and their Court may change into less formal, but
suitable clothing. The King and Queen will wear their banner and
crown throughout the day.
15.
King and Queen Duties on Saturday
11:15 a.m. - Hand out band trophies on the football field.
11:30 a.m. - Will make an appearance in the school cafeteria.
12:30 p.m. - Hand out trophies and ribbons in the livestock
judging area.
If there are any duties the King and Queen cannot fulfill,
the members of their Court will be asked to help.
16. The King and Queen and their court will be presented at the teen
dance, which will be chaperoned by the parents of the King and
Queen and their Court. Suitable clothing will be worn.
17. The new King and Queen will crown the next year’s couple.
Trophies, Plaques, Fresh Flowers, Gift Certificates,
Cash Prizes, and Photograph Sponsors
Fair King Trophy - Sponsored by State Senator Howard Marklein.
Fair Queen Trophy - Sponsored by State Representative Todd
Novak.
Fair King Candidate Best Interview Trophy - Sponsored by Wayne &
Eldeen Bockhop
Fair Queen Candidate Best Interview Trophy - Sponsored by Wayne &
Eldeen Bockhop
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Fair King Candidate Plaques - Sponsored by Belmont Lions Club,
Belmont Sports Boosters, and Belmont Youth Wrestling.
Fair Queen Candidate Plaques - Sponsored by The Doug Nodolf
Family, Belmont Sports Boosters, and Belmont Youth Wrestling.
Money for King and Queen Fresh Flowers - Donated by Sharon
Craven.
Fair King Crown - Sponsored by Bridal Boutique.
Fair Queen Crown - Sponsored by Bridal Boutique.
Fair King & Queen Gift Certificates - Sponsored by Bridal Boutique.
Fair King or Queen Candidates Top Two Ticket Sellers Cash Prize Sponsored by The Buss Family In Memory of Homer and Helen Buss.
Fair King & Queen Photograph - Sponsored by Photographs and
Memories, Dave & Niana Dunnam.
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Belmont High School
Spirit Week Rules
1. “Spirit Week” starts on Monday, September 12th, the week of the
Belmont School and Community Fair and ends on Stunt Night,
Thursday, September 15th.
2. Spirit Week is for the four high school classes only.
3. Dress-Up Days - The Pep Club (which is under the supervision of the
Senior Advisors) is in charge of this activity.
4. Banner Contest - Each high school class makes a banner that is hung
on the wall in the commons. The banner must be three feet by
seventeen feet. Duct tape must be used on the top and the bottom
of the poster when displaying. Posters must be finished by 12:30
p.m. on Wednesday, September 14th. Judging of the banners
takes place at 3:30 p.m. that day.
*** Livestock Weigh-in ***
Start Time
saturday
8:00 a.m.
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AVON LOCKER
Processing Meats Cheese
Established 1947
12026 Hwy 23
Darlington, WI 53530
(608) 776-2336
Roch Ritchie - Owner
Andrew Ritchie - Manager
Mike Erickson - Retail Manager
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On-line Entries Submitted through the Belmont School
Web Page at: www.belmont.k12.wi.us
Under the Parents and Community Drop Down Tab
Deadline Wednesday, August 10, 2016
Hand Delivered Entries to the Belmont High School Office
Must be Delivered by 3:00 p.m., Wednesday, August 10, 2016
Mailed Entries must be postmarked on
Wednesday, August 10, 2016
E-mailed Entries Must be Sent by: 3:00 p.m. to:
[email protected], Wednesday, August 10, 2016.
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Animal Nutrition
BRYAN BROWN
B & B FEEDS, INC.
103 Commerce Street, Belmont, WI 53510
Business: (608) 762-5337 - Mobile: (608) 482-1827
For all your Dairy, Beef, Hog, Small Animal, and Animal Care Products
©2014 Badgerland Financial, ACA.
This Agency is an Equal Opportunity Provider.
NMLS ID 458065
Cindy S. Palzkill
21562 Powell Road
Mineral Point, WI 53565
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h. 608-762-5709
c. 608-732-6182
[email protected]
Volleyball Game
against Benton
Monday
6:00 P.M. Junior Varsity Game
7:15 P.M. Varsity Game
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Belmont Ambulance Service
EMS...
EMS is more than a job,
it’s a dedication,
a lifestyle, a commitment.
It’s the hope that we may make
a difference in someone’s
chance for life.
Regardless of the struggles
or how hard the strife.
It’s a dedication to your patients,
for their health and well-being.
It’s a hand to catch their fall,
without them even seeing.
It’s a lifestyle we chose to live,
no sleep and half eaten meals,
it’s time given up with our families,
so your wounds we may heal.
It’s the commitment
that we will be there,
when you’re hurt,
scared, and all alone.
It’s the hope that
your life may be better through
the compassion that we’ve shown.
Proudly serving you since 1966.
Chief Brandon @ 608-574-5408
Asst. Chief Sue @ 608-444-6445
Email: [email protected]
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STUNT NIGHT
THURSDAY
7:30 P.M.
GRADE SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
DON’T FORGET TO PURCHASE
YOUR KING AND QUEEN TICKETS!
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“People who are willing to gamble with their life in
behalf of another’s well-being, appear to have a
special fiber woven into their personality which the
average individual lacks. It is this very thing; a
unique quality, viewed as a little reckless by some,
(a lot heroic by others) that we observe in the
Volunteer Firemen, hard at work as well as hard
at play.”
“A volunteer fireman is an individual who loves his
family and friends and who has pride in his home
and community.”
- Quote taken from the
Darlington Fire Department Anniversary Book
Sponsored by:
Belmont Fire Department
Celebrating Their 111th Anniversary
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Float Department
Superintendents - Sally Carey, Bob Ringberg, Mary
Spensley, Julie Runde, and Shelly Spensley.
Floats must be entered by 3:00 p.m. on Friday,
September 9th. Entry forms may be found in the back of
this fair book.
Each float entry must include the following information:
- a contact person
- complete address
- telephone number
- the float driver’s name
- name of the group, organization, or business
entering
For better media coverage a complete description for
the float and any background information on the group,
organization, or business entering the float must be
submitted with the entry form. If a farm tractor is used to
pull a float only the driver is allowed on the tractor. All
drivers must at least be in high school and have
completed a tractor safety course or hold a valid
driver’s license. All horses in the parade must have
current negative Coggins papers.
Only 4-H Clubs, Businesses, and the Out-of-Town float
category entries need not be from the townships of Belmont,
Kendall, Elk Grove, Seymour, or the village of Belmont.
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Floats may use any theme desired. Judging will be done on
the following points:
- Originality - 30 Points
- Design (Color, Balance, and Neatness) - 30 Points
- Workmanship - 30 Points
In order to be judged as a float in all classes except child
and Kindergarten - 5th grade the following criteria must be
met:
- Your float must be built on a wagon or trailer.
- Cars or pickups will not qualify to be judged.
- The float committee reserves the right to qualify or
disqualify any entry.
All parade floats will assemble at the designated location as
shown in the line-up diagram inside the back cover of this
fair book. All floats entered in competition will be judged
before the parade. The parade starts at 10:00 a.m. and
preliminary judging starts at 9:00 a.m. Floats not in their
assigned place at 9:00 a.m. will not be judged, but may
be in the parade. Only Kindergarten - 4th grade floats need
to be there by 9:30 a.m. The float committee reserves the
right to reclassify floats entered in the wrong category.
Display cards identifying the float class entered may be
picked up at the Float Committee stand located at the corner
of Wisconsin Avenue and Wood Street on Saturday,
September 17th, between 8:30 and 9:00 a.m. Display cards
are to be placed on the front left corner of the float. The
display cards will have a numeric-alpha entry number to assist media coverage.
During the parade candy and trinkets CANNOT be thrown
from moving vehicles or floats. They can only be handed out
by someone walking the parade route.
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Float Classes
Class 1
Premiums: 1st - $10.00; 2nd - $7.00; 3rd $5.00; 4th - $3.00
Cutest and Most Unique Child Entry: 0 - 6 years.
Class 2
Premiums: 1st - $25.00; 2nd - $20.00; 3rd - $17.00
Novelty Float: Any Group or Individual
Class 3
Premiums: 1st - $30.00; 2nd - $25.00; 3rd - $22.00;
4th - $15.00; 5th - $15.00; 6th - $10.00
Elementary School Float: Grades Kindergarten - 5th
Class 4
Premiums: 1st - $30.00; 2nd - $25.00; 3rd $22.00
Junior High School - Grades 6th - 8th
Class 5
Premiums: 1st - $30.00; 2nd - $25.00; 3rd $22.00;
4th - $15.00
High School - Grades 9th - 12th
Class 6
Premiums: 1st - $30.00; 2nd - $25.00; 3rd $22.00
High School Organizations
Class 7
Premiums: 1st - $30.00; 2nd - $25.00; 3rd $22.00
4-H Clubs
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Class 8
Premiums: 1st - $30.00; 2nd - $25.00; 3rd $22.00
Churches and Their Organizations
Class 9
Premiums: 1st - $30.00; 2nd - $25.00; 3rd $22.00
Local Business Floats
Class 10
Premiums: 1st - $30.00; 2nd - $25.00; 3rd $22.00
Other Organizations/Families
Class 11
Premiums: 1st - $30.00; 2nd - $25.00; 3rd $22.00
Out-Of-Town Float
Class 12
Premiums: 1st - $30.00; 2nd - $25.00; 3rd $22.00
Alumni Float
Trophy Sponsor
Outstanding School Float - Sponsored by Judy Buss In
Memory of Gib and Anna Ludlum.
Outstanding Other Float - $50.00 Cash Prize Sponsored
by Roger & Nancy Adler.
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INSIDE ENTRIES ACCEPTED
FRIDAY
12:00 P.M. - 3:30 P.M.
GRADE SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
ENTRIES RELEASED
SUNDAY
3:00 P.M.
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Belmont Hobby Show
Superintendent - Shirley Nodolf and Sharon Ludlum.
• Superintendents may be contacted at (608) 762-5738 - Shirley or
(608) 762-5793 - Sharon as of intent to display.
• All exhibits must be in place between 12:00 - 3:30 p.m. on Friday,
September 16th, and released on Sunday, September 18th after 3:00
p.m.
• Non-competitive show.
• Everyone in the community who does art work or has a craft hobby
may display their work.
• Any craft exhibitor who wishes to display their craft on a cloth or other
background, they should bring such items with his/her entries.
BELMONT LIONS CLUB
We make a diff
ffeerence!
We sponsor youth activities; grant scholarships;
wareness, donor eye transport,
provide diabetes aw
h eye screening and management of Mound Park.
For more infformation about joining us,
contact Lion President, MJ Dachelet at 608-732-5254.
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Check out
Spectrum Entertainment
Carnival Rides
on the Midway.
Wristband Carnival Ride
Special on
Saturday & Sunday
12:00 Noon - 4:00 P.M.
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Belmont Remarkable Guardian Angels
BRG
A
Belmont Remarkable
Guardian Angels
We've been helping families in the Belmont area since 2008
The BRGA accepts applications for families or individuals in
need from family, friends or acquaintances. Applications are
available at Mound City Bank, the Belmont Village Office,
and the three churches in Belmont: St. Philomena,
United Methodist, and Peace Lutheran.
Donations can be made at Mound City Bank
or Belmont's Annual Charity Drive.
We would like to thank the community for their continue support.
Our next fundraiser will be February 18, 2017
See you at the Fair!!!
BELMONT SALE BARN, SWLLC
26770 Sales Barn Lane, Belmont, WI 53510
KITCHEN OPEN FOR BREAKFAST & LUNCH
Sales Every Monday and Thursday at 7:30 a.m.
*63 Years of Service to the Farmer*
Call for on-the-farm visits (608) 762-5303 or cell (608) 778-7644
Cows • Fats • Feeder Cattle • Calves • Hogs - Bought Daily
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Varsity Football Game
Against
Benton/Scales Mound
Friday
7:00 P.M.
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Band Competition
Superintendent - Band Director - Brian Lehnherr.
Belmont bands will not compete.
Class A
Premiums: 1st - $100.00 (Only if more than one band competes.)
2nd - Trophy
Class B
2nd - Trophy
Class C
2nd - Trophy
Bands will be judged on the following criteria:
- Marching and Maneuvering
- Music
- General Effect
Trophies will be awarded to the first and second place bands in the
three classes, plus the $200.00 traveling expense which the Belmont
Fair Association pays.
Trophies will be awarded to the winning bands at 11:15 a.m. on the
High School Football Field or in the gymnasium, if it rains.
Trophy Sponsors
Belmont Fair Association
Belmont Fire Department
Livingston State Bank
Murph’s Furniture & Decorating
New Horizons Cooperative
Premier Cooperative
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Your Local Telecommunications Company
Since 1951
121 N. Washington St., P.O. Box 762 • Cuba City, WI 53807
BLOOMINGTON LIVESTOCK
Bloomington, Wisconsin
Slaughter Cattle Sales Every Tuesday Starting at 8:30 a.m.
Feeder Cattle Sales Every 2nd & 4th Friday and as Scheduled.
Selling Slaughter Steers and Heifers, Good Quality
Baby Calves, Bulls, and Slaughter Cows.
Sale Barn: (608) 994-2020
CATTLE • CALVES • FAT CATTLE
KEVIN A. BOCKHOP
25734 Cottage Inn Drive • Belmont, Wisconsin 53510
(608) 762-5934 • Cell (608) 778-5934
LICENSED & BONDED • REGISTERED ANGUS BULLS • ORDER BUY
Bridal Boutique
“Dresses for Every Occassion”
Monday thru Friday 10:00-6:00
Saturday 9:00-4:00
40 E. Main Street - Platteville, Wisconsin
(608) 348-8790 • ambridalboutique.com
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2016 Wisconsin County, District,and State Fairs
Animal Health Rules and Regulations
If a fair or livestock exhibition lasts more than 24 hours, the sponsors
shall appoint a licensed veterinarian to conduct a daily inspection of all
livestock at the fair or exhibition. The veterinarian shall review all
records and test results required under ATCP 10.87. If a fair or
exhibition lasts less than 24 hours, all records or test results required by
ATCP 10.87 shall be reviewed by a licensed veterinarian or by the show
chairperson. Records shall include exhibitors name and address,
identification of animals exhibited including number, type and
description, documentation to show compliance with disease testing and
other health requirements, and the livestock premises code, if any, of the
premises from which the animals originate.
This is a summary of DATCP animal health requirements for exhibition
only. These requirements may change due to animal disease
emergence in Wisconsin or other states, for example, vesicular
stomatitis in the western states. It is always advisable to check with the
Division of Animal Health (608-224-4874) for the most recent health
requirements when planning to exhibit animals. Animals meeting
exhibition requirements may not meet all import or movement
requirements for other purposes.
The fair and WDATCP have the right to make such tests and
examinations as may be necessary to determine the disease status of
any animal exhibited and to exclude or remove any animal afflicted with
or suspected of being afflicted with a contagious or infectious disease.
If at any time any animal shows evidence of a contagious or infectious
disease, it shall be immediately removed from the exhibit and
slaughtered or quarantined as directed by the department.
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Health Records
All Wisconsin persons exhibiting livestock at any fair or livestock
exhibition in Wisconsin shall have a copy of an Intrastate Movement
Certificate or a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection or an Interstate Health
Certificate available for inspection by the Department at the fair or livestock exhibition, or file a copy of such certificate at the show or fair office
for the duration of the exhibit. A health certificate is valid for 30 days unless extended by species.
Parasites
Cattle infected with ringworm, warts, mange or scab may not be
exhibited. Unless the Veterinarian in charge determines the ringworm
lesions or warts are inactive and incapable of transmitting the disease,
any cattle found with ringworm, warts, mange or scab shall be removed
from the premises of the fair.
Quarantine
Livestock under quarantine by the department are not eligible for
exhibition.
Penalties
Section 95.19 of the Wisconsin Statutes provided in part: “No person
shall exhibit at any fair any animal afflicted with or exposed to any
contagious or infectious disease.”
It is a misdemeanor to exhibit animals contrary to this section. In
addition, it is provided that any person violating this provision shall be
liable to any other person who sustains damage by reason of such
violation.
Junior Fair Exhibits
Junior Fair Exhibits are subject to the same requirements as for other
livestock at any fair.
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Wisconsin Livestock
Cattle
Cattle affected with ringworm, warts, mange, or scab may not be
exhibited, unless the veterinarian in charge determines the ringworm
lesions or warts are inactive and incapable of transmitting the disease.
Any cattle found with ringworm, warts, mange or scab that are active
shall be removed from the premises of the fair.
Cattle originating from within Wisconsin
There are no test or health document requirements for Wisconsin cattle.
However, fair management is responsible for maintaining records of
persons who have exhibited at the fair, the livestock premises code, if
any, and the identification of animals shown for 5 years. Acceptable
forms of animal identification for breeding animals are (1) an official
metal eartag, (2) a breed registration number, or (3) a breed registration
tattoo, or (4) other identification approved by the department. For
steers, either an official identification as listed for breeding animals or
the eartag applied at weigh-in may be used. Entry blanks submitted and
signed by exhibitors, including one of the forms of identification listed
above will fulfill the exhibitor requirements.
Swine
Swine originating from within Wisconsin
There are no health certificate requirements if the exhibition is a terminal
show where all swine are slaughtered at the conclusion of the exhibition.
Sheep
Sheep originating within Wisconsin
Sexually intact sheep of any age, and all other sheep 12 months of age
and older, must be identified with official scrapie ear tags or other official
individual identification. Sexually intact sheep exposed to scrapie will
not be allowed to exhibit.
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Goats
Goats originating from within Wisconsin
Sexually-intact goats of any age, and all other goats 12 months of age
and older, must be identified with official scrapie ear tags or other official
individual identification. Sexually intact goats exposed to scrapie will not
be allowed to exhibit.
Equine
Equine animals originating from within Wisconsin
All equine animals shall be accompanied by documentation of a negative
EIA test conducted within the current calendar year and which clearly
identifies the equine by registration number, lip tattoos or freeze brand,
or a complete decription of the equine. Documentation must either be an
original laboratory report VS 10-11, a USDA-approved electronic test
form, a Global Vet Link (GVL) equine infectious anemia test electronic
form, or a certificate of veterinary inspection with the negative EIA results listed.
Poultry
All poultry and waterfowl must originate from flocks designated as U.S.
Pullorum-Typhoid Clean or NPIP Affiliate flock and accompanied by a
NPIP certificate or originate from a Wisconsin Tested Flock or Wisconsin
Associate Flock and be accompanied by an enrollment certificate
provided by the department certifying that they are a Wisconsin Tested
Flock or Wisconsin Associate Flock. Sexually mature birds that do not
meet these requirements may qualify with documentation of a negative
test for pullorum-typhoid (and Mycoplasma gallisepticum for turkeys)
conducted within 90 days prior to arrival at the exhibition, and be
individually identified with a wing band or leg band. Turkeys that are not
going directly to slaughter may not be commingled with other poultry.
This may be accomplished by separate housing or controlling the air flow
or placement and spacing to prevent movement of M. gallisepticum from
other poultry to the turkeys. The fair veterinarian should make this
decision.
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Fur-Bearing Animals
Rabbits and other fur-bearing animals showing evidence of specific
disease cannot be exhibited at any fair. If at any time any animal in this
group shows evidence of a contagious or infectious disease, it shall be
immediately removed from the exhibit and slaughtered or quarantined as
directed by the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture Trade and Consumer Protection.
All fur-bearing animals exhibited may be subject to quarantine and
slaughter if any infectious or contagious disease is discovered among any
of the fur-bearing animals in the exhibit.
ENJOY THE BELMONT
SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY
FAIR PARADE
SATURDAY
10:00 A.M.
DOWN MAIN STREET
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BRUCE HELMS
CONSTRUCTION
New Homes • Remodeling • Farm Buildings
Decks • Additions
P.O. Box 351 • Belmont, WI 53510
(608) 762-5817
BURNHAM LUMBER CO., INC.
1 MILE N. ON CTH G
REWEY, WISCONSIN
PHONE: (608) 943-6323
AGRICULTURAL, COMMERCIAL
& RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
CAPTAIN CLEAN
SERVING THE AREA SINCE 1967
Bob & Delores Martin
“Cleaning Is Our Only Business”
FURNACES - DUCTS - CARPETS - UPHOLSTERY
Belmont, Wisconsin 53510
Phone 762-5769
“Enjoy the Belmont Fair”
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Auction
• Any Committee has the right to refuse to allow animals not in
marketable condition to sell at the auction.
• Exhibitors are encouraged to find their own bidders.
• All bidders are responsible for their bidding.
• Thirty percent of the sale price over the top market prices for that
week from Iowa Direct Market will be donated to the Belmont Fair
Association.
• Transportation will only be provided for livestock being slaughtered at
Avon Locker - Darlington.
• Buyers of livestock wishing to be slaughtered elsewhere need to
provide their own transportation.
• All animals sold must be paid for at time of sale.
• Cashier on hand.
• Exhibitors please remember to thank your buyer(s)
and sponsor(s) of trophies, and or plaques.
1. Dairy must receive grand champion or junior champion.
(Blocks of cheese will be auctioned in place of these animals).
2. Market steers must stand first, second, or third place.
3. Barrows must sell in the auction.
4. Market Lambs must stand first, second, or third place.
5. Milking goats must recieve grand champion junior or senior
champion. (Blocks of cheese will be auctioned in place of these
animals).
6. Rabbits and Poultry must receive grand champion, reserve
champion, or top blue.
7. Each auction participant may sell one animal per species or a total
of two overall.
All exhibitors must be present to load animals.
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CAREY’S SEAMLESS GUTTERS
& LONG GROVE
OVERHEAD DOORS, LLC
DAN CAREY
208 Hazel Street • Belmont, WI 53510
Cell 608-732-6767
Office 608-762-5210
Proud to support the
101th Belmont School and Community Fair!
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Carcass Contest
Superintendents: Todd Palzkill, Kevin Bockhop, and Jeff Hodgson.
The Carcass Contest will be held at Avon Locker - Darlington on
Wednesday, September 21st, at 7:00 p.m. All animals sold from the
auction and slaughtered at Avon Locker are eligible for this contest.
Evaluation of all carcasses will be on display. This is the place to check
for quality of your finished hot carcass.
The Open System of judging will be used.
Beef Carcass
Premiums: 1st - Trophy; 2nd - Trophy; 3rd - $5.00
Swine Carcass
Premiums: 1st - Trophy; 2nd - Trophy; 3rd - $5.00
Trophy Sponsors
Grand Champion Beef Carcass - Sponsored by Mary June Frontz In
Memory of Jerry Frontz.
Reserve Champion Beef Carcass - Sponsored by Jerry Marr Cattle
Company.
Grand Champion Swine Carcass - Sponsored by Livingston State
Bank.
Reserve Champion Swine Carcass - Sponsored by Platteville
Veterinary Clinic.
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PASTY DINNER
SERVED INSIDE THE
SCHOOL CAFETERIA
SATURDAY,
11:00 A.M.
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375 East Hwy 151
(608) 348-9993
Cummins - Emission Solutions
856 Fair Street
Telephone: 608-987-2366
Telefax: 608-987-3247
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Departments
1 - 19
Junior Classes
Only
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CUSHMAN’S GREENHOUSE
“The Grower with Roots”
Steve & Del Rae Cushman
25655 Schultz Lane
Belmont, WI 53510-9775
Phone: (608) 762-5795
DAVE’S AUTO BODY
DAVE DOAN
Your Personal and Professional Collision
and Restoration Specialists
102 West Commerce Street, Box 191
Phone 762-5140
D ELTA 3
E NGINEERING , INC
Professional Civil, Municipal & Structural Engineering • Architecture
Land Development • Grant Writing • Planning & CADD Services
875 South Chestnut Street
Platteville, Wisconsin 53818
Website: www.delta3eng.biz
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Phone: (608) 348-5355
Fax: (608) 348-5455
DEPARTMENT -1- DAIRY
(Juniors)
Superintendents - Dennis Popp, Dan Nodolf, Ron DeBuhr, Calvin
Wessel, Josetta McNett, Jeff & Lynette Dornink, and Dick Kamps.
Superintendents are responsible for finding their own judge!
ALL CATTLE BEDDING MUST BE CLEANED UP!
A MANURE SPREADER WILL BE PROVIDED.
• All Exhibits must be in place by 9:00 a.m. on Saturday and will be
released after 4:00 p.m. on Saturday.
• An exhibitor is allowed to enter only one animal per lot.
• The Danish System of judging will be used.
• Spring Heifer Calf - born on or after March 1, 2016.
• Winter Heifer Calf - born between December 1, 2015 and February 28,
2016.
• Fall Heifer Calf - born between September 1 and November 30, 2015.
• Summer Yearling Heifer - born between June 1 and August 31, 2015.
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• Spring Yearling Heifer - born between March 1 and May 31, 2015.
• Winter Yearling Heifer - born between December 1, 2014 and
February 28, 2015.
• Fall Yearling Heifer - born between September 1 and November 30,
2014.
• Cow 2 Years Old - born between September 1, 2013 and August 31,
2014.
• Cow 3 Years Old - born between September 2012 and August 31,
2013.
• Cow 4 Years and Older - born on or before September 1, 2012.
• Best Uddered Cow.
See Wisconsin Animal Health Rules and Regulations on pages
38 - 42 for Animal Health Requirements.
Classes
A - Heifer Calves
C - Cows
B - Yearling Heifers
D - Showmanship
Class A - Heifer Calves
PREMIUMS: Blue-$8.00; Red-$6.00; White-$4.00
1. Spring Heifer Calf
2. Winter Heifer Calf
3. Fall Heifer Calf
Class B - Yearling Heifers
4.
5.
6.
7.
Summer Yearling Heifer
Spring Yearling Heifer
Winter Yearling Heifer
Fall Yearling Heifer
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Only 1st and 2nd Place Class Winners Show for Junior Champion
and Reserve Junior Champion.
Class C - Cows
8. Cow 2 Years Old
9. Cow 3 Years Old
10. Cow 4 Years Old and Older
Class D -Showmanship
11.
12.
13.
14.
Showmanship Under Age 9
Showmanship Ages 9 - 12
Showmanship Ages 16 and Over
Only 1st and 2nd Place Cow Class Winners Show for Grand Champion Dairy Female and Reserve Champion Dairy Female.
Grand Champion Dairy Female and Junior Champion Dairy Heifer
only sell cheese in the fair auction.
Trophies and Cash Prizes Sponsors
Grand Champion Dairy Female Trophy - Sponsored by Jeff & Lynette
Dornink.
Reserve Champion Dairy Female Trophy - Sponsored by Kamps
Hollow Genetics - Richard & Carol Kamps Family.
Junior Champion Dairy Heifer Trophy - Sponsored by First
Capitol Holsteins - Josetta McNett.
Reserve Junior Champion Dairy Heifer Trophy - Sponsored by
McNett Electric, LLC.
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Best Fitted Dairy Animal Trophy - Sponsored by Gratz Ridge
Holsteins - Edwin & Kerry Gratz, Darlington, WI.
Best Udder - Sponsored by Vin-Vic Swiss - Calvin Wessel Family.
Showmanship - Under Age 9 Trophy - Sponsored by Marcia DeBuhr.
Showmanship - Ages 9 - 12 - Cash Prize - Sponsored by
Nodolfland Holsteins.
Showmanship - Ages 13 - 15 - Cash Prize - Sponsored by Sunny
Valley Holsteins - Ron DeBuhr Family.
Showmanship - Ages 16 and Over - Cash Prize - Sponsored by
Hidden Valley Farms - The Opitz Family.
Sportsmanship Trophy - Sponsored by First Capitol Holsteins Josetta McNett.
HELP SUPPORT
THE BELMONT SCHOOL
AND
COMMUNITY FAIR
PLACE YOUR AD HERE
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DEPARTMENT -2- BEEF CATTLE
(Juniors)
Superintendents - Josh & Gretchen Kamps, Larry Palzkill, Kevin
Bockhop, Eric Kamps, Todd Palzkill, and Jesse Wedig.
ALL CATTLE BEDDING MUST BE CLEANED UP!
• Each exhibitor is allowed to enter only one animal per lot.
• All bulls of any senior class shall be rung.
• Prospect Steers will be put into classes by weight.
• Market Steers will be put into classes by weight.
• Prospect Steer Class - born on or after January 1, 2016.
• Junior Heifer Calf - born between January 1 and February 29, 2016.
• Spring Heifer Calf - born on or after March 1, 2016.
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• Yearling Heifer Calf - born between January 1 and December 31,
2015.
• Junior Bull Calf - born on or after January 1, 2016.
• Senior Bull Calf - born on or after January 1, 2015.
• Cow and Calf Pair.
Classes
A - Market Steer
C - Heifers
E - Cow and Calf Pair
B - Prospect Steer
D - Bulls
F - Showmanship
Class A - Market Steer
1. Market Steer
Class B - Prospect Steer
2. Prospect Steer
Class C - Heifers
3. Junior Heifer Calf
4. Spring Heifer Calf
5. Yearling Heifer Calf
Class D - Bulls
6. Junior Bull Calf
7. Senior Bull Calf
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Class E - Cow and Calf Pair
8. Cow and Calf Pair
Class F - Showmanship
9.
10.
11.
12.
RULES
• The beef weighing committee shall divide steers into weight classes.
• The breakdown into classes will be made after all steers are weighed.
• Steers weighing 1000 pounds or more will be split into two or three
classes with about six steers in each class depending on total number
of steers.
• Steers not weighing 1000 pounds shall be classified as feeder cattle.
This class of steers will not be able to compete for the championship.
These animals also will not be allowed to be auctioned off at the sale.
• Exhibitors showing Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion
must be in the carcass show.
• Non Belmont Resident Students must place first, second, or third
to participate in auction or carcass show.
• All Belmont Community School students regardless of place may sell
Beef animals over 1000 pounds in the auction.
Fitting Rule
Only family, fellow club members, local 4-H Project Leaders, FFA Advisors, and Beef Superintendents shall be allowed to assist with grooming.
Violation will result in disqualification and enforcement will be handled by
Beef Committee Superintendents.
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Trophy Sponsors
Grand Champion Beef Steer - Sponsored by Kevin Bockhop
Livestock.
Reserve Champion Beef Steer - Sponsored by Sunny View Farm Gary & Penny DeBuhr Family.
Grand Champion Prospect Steer - Sponsored by Larry & Marcia
Palzkill.
Reserve Champion Prospect Steer - Sponsored by Mound City Bank.
Grand Champion Beef Female - Sponsored by TC Angus - Todd &
Cindy Palzkill Family.
Reserve Champion Beef Female - Sponsored by Tim’s Hometown
Repair & Car Wash.
Best Fitted Beef - Sponsored by William & Connie Kamps In
Memory of Ron Eustice.
Vincent & Elizabeth Palzkill Memorial Beef Award - Sponsored by
Larry & Marcia Palzkill.
Showmanship - Under Age 9 - Sponsored by Jack & Shari Wedig
Family.
Showmanship - Ages 9 - 12 - Sponsored by John Gobrecht.
Showmanship - Ages 13 - 15 - Sponsored by Belmont Sale Barn Tom Clayton.
Showmanship - Ages 16 and over - Sponsored by Bahr Farms, Inc.
Sportsmanship - Sponsored by Maggie Bockhop In Memory of
Clarence Kamps.
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DEPARTMENT -3- SWINE
(Juniors)
Superintendents - Steve Austin, Terry Mester, Jack Steinhoff, Brad
Engelke, Larry Kamps, Brandon Gill, Craig Hillery, Dick Argall, and Dave
Gill.
ALL SWINE BEDDING MUST BE CLEANED UP!
Classes
A - Market Barrows or Gilts
B - Showmanship
Class A - Market Barrows or Gilts
1. Market Barrows or Gilts
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Class B - Showmanship
2.
3.
4.
5.
RULES
• The swine weighing committee shall divide the market barrows or gilts
into weight classes.
• The breakdown into classes will be made after all market barrows or
gilts are weighed.
• The minimum weight for a market barrow or gilt to show and/or sell will
be 200 lbs.
• Market barrows or gilts weighing 230-280 pounds will be split into two
or three classes with about six barrows or gilts in each class depending
on the total number of market barrows or gilts.
• Animals over 280 pounds will be allowed to sell, but the exhibitor will
only be reimbursed up to 280 pounds.
• All others will be treated as “Extras” and sold to a buyer at market
price as in the past.
• No market barrows or gilts are to return to the farm.
• Exhibitors showing Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion
must be in the Carcass Show.
• Any hog off the trailer of any weight, must go to slaughter.
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Trophy Sponsors
Grand Champion Market Barrow or Gilt - Sponsored by Spensley
Feed-Sales, Inc.
Reserve Champion Market Barrow or Gilt - Sponsored by B & B
Feeds, Bryan Brown.
Showmanship - Under Age 9 - Sponsored by Knebel Farms - Chris &
Shelly Knebel and Matt & Kim Knebel.
Showmanship - Ages 9 - 12 - Sponsored by Tanya & Lucas Clayton.
Showmanship - Ages 13 - 15 - Sponsored by Rippers
Showmanship - Ages 16 and Over - Sponsored by Rippers
Please welcome our
2016 student fair helpers!
caitlyn Gilbertson
&
Maddie Rand
Please contact Dawn Lee or Carrie Vida
for more information on how you
can become a student fair helper.
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DICK HOEPER
& SONS
General Contractor
215 W. Liberty • Belmont, WI 53510
608-762-5712 or 608-732-2712
New Construction and Remodeling
Brick and Block Work
Farm and Residential
LLC
“Choose to be Beautiful, Choose Downtown Designs”
Specializing In: Haircuts • Hair Color • Eyelash Extensions
Airbrush Make-Up • Perms • Waxing • Massage • Infrared
Sauna • Manicures • Pedicures • Facials • Updo’s
60 East Main Street • Platteville, WI 53818
608•348•5105
SALON HOURS: Mon: Closed
Tues. - Fri: 9:00 am - 8:00 pm • Sat: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
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DEPARTMENT -4- SHEEP
(Juniors)
Superintendents - Jim Olson, Dave Hammer, Matt Heins, and Steve
Robinson.
ALL SHEEP BEDDING MUST BE CLEANED UP!
• Spring Ewe Lamb - any breed must have been born on or after
February 15, 2016.
• Winter Ewe Lamb - any breed must have been born on or after
January 1st and February 14, 2016
• Fall Ewe Lamb - any breed must have been born between September
1, 2015 and December 31, 2015.
• Yearling Ewe - any breed must have been born between September 1,
2014 and September 1, 2015.
• Market Lambs - wether or ewe, any breed, must have been born on
or after January 1, 2016. (Minimum of 90 pounds - Maximum of
150 pounds).
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• Spring Ram Lamb any breed, must have been born on or after
January 1, 2016.
• Fall Ram Lamb any breed, must have been born between September
1, 2015 and December 31, 2015.
• Yearling Ram any breed, must have been born between September 1,
2014 and September 1, 2015.
Classes
A - Ewes
C - Market
B - Rams
D - Showmanship
Class A - Ewes
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Spring Ewe Lamb
Winter Ewe Lamb
Fall Ewe Lamb
Yearling Ewe
Mature Ewe
Class B - Rams
6. Spring Ram Lamb
7. Fall Ram Lamb
8. Yearling Ram
Class C - Market
9. Market Lamb
Class D - Showmanship
10.
11.
12.
13.
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Trophy and Plaque Sponsors
Grand Champion EweTrophy - Sponsored by Robinson Suffolk’s Steve Robinson.
Reserve Champion Ewe Plaque - Sponsored by The Dave Hammer
Family.
Grand Champion Bred and Owned Ram Plaque - Sponsored by
Russell Law Office.
Reserve Champion Bred and Owned Ram Plaque - Sponsored by
Russell Law Office.
Grand Champion Bred and Owned Ewe Plaque - Sponsored by The
Dave Hammer Family.
Reserve Champion Bred and Owned Ewe Plaque - Sponsored by
Lafayette County Farm Bureau.
Grand Champion Market Lamb Plaque - Sponsored by The Dave
Hammer Family.
Reserve Champion Market Lamb Trophy - Sponsored by McCarville’s
My Turn Pub.
Grand Champion Bred and Owned Market Lamb Trophy - Sponsored
by Todd & Cindy Palzkill Family.
Reserve Champion Bred and Owned Market Lamb Plaque Sponsored by The Dave Hammer Family.
Grand Champion Ram Trophy - Sponsored by Robinson Suffolks Steva Robinson.
Reserve Champion Ram Plaque - Sponsored by Lafayette County
Farm Bureau.
Showmanship Trophy - Under Age 9 - Sponsored by Weier Sheep
Shearing - Nick & Betty Weier Family.
ShowmanshipTrophy - Ages 9 - 12 - Sponsored by Weier Sheep
Showmanship Trophy - Ages 13 - 15 - Sponsored by Weier Sheep
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Showmanship Trophy - Ages 16 and Over - Sponsored by Darlington
Downs Farm - Troy & Barbara Lobdell Family.
Supreme Champion Over All Showmanship Plaque - Sponsored by
Russell Law Office.
First Capitol
Mini Mart LLC
423 North Mound Avenue
Phone: (608) 762-5187
Clark Gasoline & Diesel Fuel
LP • Pop • Beer • Ice
Soft Serve Ice Cream
Homemade Pizza & Sandwiches
FIRST CAPITOL SALVAGE, INC.
SCRAP PROCESSING
419 West Union Street
PO Box 306
Belmont, WI 53510
Phone: 608-762-5308
1st
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DON’T FORGET TO PURCHASE YOUR
NAME THE ANIMAL TICKETS.
DRAWING ON SUNDAY
2:00 P.M.
AT
SPORTS PAGE
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GARVEY SERVICE
Tune-Ups • Brakes • Exhausts • Tires
Oil Changes • General Repair
KEVIN GARVEY - Owner
80 West Main Street • Platteville, WI 53818
(608) 348-3939
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608-348-8829
GREAT FOOD, FRIENDS & SPIRITS
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DEPARTMENT -5- GOATS
(Juniors)
Superintendents - Rick Leahy, Gene Barth, and Amanda James.
ALL GOAT BEDDING MUST BE CLEANED UP!
• All market goats will be weighed on Saturday, September 17th, to
establish show and sale weight.
• A total of three (3) animals may be entered per exhibitor. Only
one (1) animal may be entered under each lot number.
• All breeds registered and unregistered animals will compete together.
• Goats
with full natural horns will only be allowed in
Class B.
• All exhibitors must provide one collar per head.
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• A Junior Kid - is one born between April 1 and September 1, 2016.
• A Senior Kid - is one born between January 1 and March 31, 2016.
• A Junior Yearling - is one born between April 1, 2015 and December
31, 2015.
• A Senior Yearling - is a dry doe that has never freshened and was
born between September 1, 2015, but less than 24 months of age.
• Does that have freshened at least once, including dry milkers, shall be
shown in one of the following appropriate classes. Age shall be
determined as of the date of the show.
- a milking yearling is under two years of age.
- a two year old is over two but under three years of age.
- a three - five year old is over three but under five years of age.
- an aged doe is five years old and older.
• Only 1st and 2nd Place Class Winners Show for Junior and
Senior Grand Champion and Reserve Champion Goat.
• Does which are 24 months of age or older and have never
freshened may not be shown.
• Grand Champion Junior Milking Goat and Grand Champion
Senior Milking Goat only sell cheese in the fair auction.
• The Grand Champion Market Wether Goat and Reserve
Champion Market Wether Goat only sell cheese in the fair auction.
Classes
A - Recorded Milking Grades/Purebreeds and Unrecorded Grades
B - Meat Doe
C - Wethers
D - Showmanship
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Class A - Recorded Milking Grades/Purebreeds and Unrecorded
Grades
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Junior Kid Doe
Senior Kid Doe
Junior Yearling Doe
Senior Yearling Doe
Milking Yearling Doe
2 Year Old Milking Doe
3 - 5 Year Old Milking Doe
Aged Milking Doe
Class B - Meat Doe
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Pigmy Doe (Under 1 Year)
Pigmy Doe (Over 1 Year)
Angora Doe
Recorded or Grade, Bora, Kinko, Etc. (Under 1 Year Old Doe)
Recorded or Grade Bora, Kinko, Etc. (1 - 2 Year Old Doe)
Recorded or Grade Bora, Kinko, Etc. (3 Year Old and Over Doe)
Class C - Wethers
15. Straight Dairy
16. Boer & Boer Cross
17. Pigmy Wether
Class D - Showmanship
18.
19.
20.
21.
Grand Champion Junior Milking Goat Trophy - Sponsored by Sunny
View Farm - Gary & Penny DeBuhr Family.
Reserve Champion Junior Milking Goat Trophy - Sponsored by
Bradley Buss.
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Grand Champion Senior Milking Goat Trophy - Sponsored by
Montchevre-Betin, Inc.
Reserve Champion Senior Milking Goat Trophy - Sponsored by
Grand Champion Meat Doe Trophy - Sponsored by MontchevreBetin, Inc.
Reserve Champion Meat Doe Trophy - Sponsored by MontchevreBetin, Inc.
Grand Champion Pigmy Goat Plaque - Sponsored by MontchevreBetin, Inc.
Reserve Champion Pigmy Goat Plaque - Sponsored by MontchevreBetin, Inc.
Grand Champion Market Wether Goat Plaque - Sponsored by
Reserve Champion Market Wether Goat Plaque - Sponsored by
Showmanship Under Age 9 Trophy - Sponsored by Belmont Fair
Association.
Showmanship Ages 9 - 12 Trophy - Sponsored by Chiropractic
Associates of Platteville.
Showmanship Ages 13 - 15 Trophy - Sponsored by Gene Barth
Custom Farming.
Showmanship Ages 16 and Over Trophy - Sponsored by MontchevreBetin, Inc.
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DEPARTMENT -6- HORSES
(Juniors & Open)
Superintendents - Dave & Jackie Kamps, Marcia Debuhr, Tom & Mary
Morrissey, Tim & Nicole McDonald, and Kelly Leahy.
• Horses need not be entered until Sunday.
• No horse may be entered more than one time per event.
• Walk Trot and Lead Line Classes - 10 and Younger, as of
January 1, 2016.
• Junior Class - 14 and Under
• Senior Class - 15 and Over, as of January 1, 2016.
*** Can Not Enter the Junior or Senior Classes.
• The single system of judging will be used.
Classes
A - Halter
C - Western Pleasure
E - Pole Bending
G - Flags
I - Rescue Races
K - Gamblers Elimination
B - Showmanship in Halter
D - Horsemanship
F.- Musical Sacks
H - Barrels
J - Catalog Race
Class A - Halter
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Pony Mare or Gelding (40 Inches and Under)
Pony Mare and Gelding (41 Inches to 54 Inches)
Mare and Foal
Saddle Mare or Gelding (2 Years and Over)
Yearling
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Class B - Showmanship in Halter
6. Junior Showmanship
Class C - Western Pleasure
Walk Trot Western Pleasure (10 and Under)
7.
8. Junior Western Pleasure
9. Senior Western Pleasure
***
Class D - Horsemanship
10. Junior Horsemanship
11. Senior Horsemanship
12. Pony Shown Under Saddle (40 Inches and Under)
Class E - Pole Bending
13. Junior Pole Bending
14. Senior Pole Bending
Class F - Musical Sacks
15. Junior Musical Sacks
16. Senior Musical Sacks
Class G - Flags
17.
Lead Line Flags
18. Junior Flag Race
19. Senior Flag Race
***
Class H - Barrels
20. Junior Barrels
21. Senior Barrels
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Class I - Rescue Races
22. Junior Rescue Race
23. Senior Rescue Race
Class J - Catalog Race
25. Junior Catalog Race
26. Senior Catalog Race
Class K - Gamblers Elimination
24. Gamblers Elimination
Trophy Sponsors
Pony Mare or Gelding in Halter Trophy - Sponsored by Morrissey
Printing
Junior Showmanship Trophy - Sponsored by Alyce Popp.
Junior Western Pleasure Trophy - Sponsored by Gene & Kathy
Riechers.
Junior HorsemanshipTrophy - Sponsored by Alyce Popp In Memory
of Donald Popp.
Pony Shown Under Saddle Trophy - In Memory of Dwight & Helen
Miller.
Junior Pole Bending Trophy - Sponsored by Darlington Saddle Club.
Junior Musical Sacks Trophy - Sponsored by Dale Raisbeck.
Senior Musical Sacks Trophy - Sponsored by Mary Jo Miller Family
In Memory of Delvin Miller.
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Lead Line Flag Race Trophy - Sponsored by Belmont Bit and Bridle
Saddle Club.
Junior Flag Race Trophy - Sponsored by Dave’s Auto Body - Dave
Doan, Belmont.
Junior Barrel Race - Sponsored by Morrissey Printing.
Gamblers Elimination Trophy - Sponsored by Belmont Bit & Bridle
Saddle Club In Memory of The Huntington Brothers.
Junior Catalog Race Trophy - Sponsored by Mound View POA - Jim
& Helen Rooney
Walk Trot Trophy - Sponsored by Dave’s Auto Body - Dave Doan,
Belmont.
Fair Ecumenical Church Service
Sunday, September 18th
10:30 a.m.
Ken Leahy Memorial Park
Bring Your Own
Lawn Chairs!
Rain or Shine
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DEPARTMENT -7- POULTRY
(Juniors)
Superintendents - Dawn Lee, Krista Hardyman Kate Riechers, Chad
Bahr, and Scott & Deb Kramer.
ALL POULTRY BEDDING MUST BE CLEANED UP!
• Each exhibitor is allowed to enter only one pen per lot.
• Each exhibitor must be present during the judging.
• A pullet or cockerel must be hatched on or after
January 1, 2016, or will be disqualified.
All Exhibitors Must Provide Cages For Their Animals.
The Grand Champion, Reserve Champion, and Top Blue CHICKEN,
DUCK, GOOSE, and PIGEON will be eligible to sell at the auction.
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American Class - (Plymouth Rocks, Dominiques, Wyandottes,
Javas, Rhode Island Reds, Rhode Island Whites, Buckeyes,
Chanteclers, Jersey Giants, Lamonas, New Hampshires, Hollands,
Delawares)
Asiatic Class - (Brahmas, Cochins, Lanqshans)
English Class - (Dorkings, Red Caps, Cornish, Orpingtons, Sussex,
Australorps)
Mediterranean Class - (Leghorns, Minorcas, Spanish, Andalusians,
Anconas, Sicilian Buttercups, Catalanas)
Continental Class
- Continental (North Europe) - Hamburgs, Campines, Lakenvelders,
Barnevelders, Welsummers
- Continental (Polish) - Polish - Bearded, Polish - Non-Bearded
- Continental (French) - Houdans, Faverolles, Crevecoeurs, LaFleche
All Other Standard Breeds Class
- Games
- Modern - Old English
- Oriental - Malays - Sumatras, Aseels, Shamos, Yokohamas, Phoenix,
Cubalayas,
- Miscellaneous - Sultans, Naked Necks, Araucanas, Ameraucanas
Game Bantam Class - (Modern - Old English, American Game
Bantams)
Single Comb Clean Legged Other Than Game Bantam
Class - (Anconas, Andalusians, Australorps, Catalanas, Campines,
Delawares, Dorkings, Dutch, Hollands, Japanese, Javas, Jersey Giants,
Lakenvelders, Lamonas, Leghorns, Minorcas, Naked Necks, New
Hampshires, Orpintons, Phoenix, Plymouth Rocks, Rhode Island Reds,
Spanish, Sussex)
Rose Comb Clean Legged Bantam Class - (Anconas, Belgian
Bearded d’Anvers, Dorkings, Dominiques, Hamburgs, Leghorns,
Minorcas, Red Caps, Rhode Islands, Rosecombs, Sebrights,
Wyandottes)
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All Other Combs, Clean Legged, Bantam Class (Ameraucanas, Araucanas, Buckeyes, Chanteclers, Cornish,
Crevecoeurs, Cubalayas, Houdans, LaFleche, Malays, Polish, Shamos,
Sicilian Buttercups, Sumatras, Yokohamas)
Feather Legged Bantam Class - (Booted, Brahmas, Cochins,
Faverolles, Langshans, Silkies, Sultans)
Ducks Class
- Heavy Weight - Pekin, Aylesbury, Rouen, Muscovy, Saxony, Silver
Appleyard
- Medium Weight - Cayuga, Crested, Swedish, Buff
- Light Weight - Runner, Campbell, Magpie, Welsh Harlequin
- Bantam - Call, East Indie, Mallard
Geese Class
- Heavy Weight - Toulouse, Embden(Emden), African
- Medium Weight - Sebastopol, Pilgrim, American Buff, Saddleback
Pomeranian
- Light Weight - Chinese (China), Tufted Roman, Canada, Egyptian
Pigeons Class
Under 1 Year
Over 1 Year
Chicken Classes
A - American Class
B - Asiatic Class
C - English Class
D - Mediterranean Class
E - Continental CLass
F - All Other Standard Breeds Class
G - Game Bantam Class
H - Single Comb Clean Legged Other Than Game Bantam Class
I - Rose Comb Clean Legged Bantam Class
J - All Other Combs, Clean Legged, Bantam Class
K - Feather Legged Bantam Class
Duck Classes
L - Heavy Weight Duck
M - Medium Weight Duck
N - Light Weight Duck
O - Bantam Duck
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Geese Classes
P - Heavy Weight Geese
Q - Medium Weight Geese
R - Light Weight Geese
Pigeon Classes
S - Pigeons
Class A - American Class
PREMIUMS: Blue - $3.00; Red - $2.00; White - $1.00
1. Cockerel
2. Pullet
Class B - Asiatic Class
3. Cockerel
4. Pullet
Class C - English Class
5. Cockerel
6. Pullet
Class D - Mediterranean Class
7. Cockerel
8. Pullet
Class E - Continental Class
9. Cockerel
10. Pullet
Class F - All Other Standard Breeds Class
11. Cockerel
12. Pullet
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Class G - Game Bantam Class
13. Cockerel
14. Pullet
Class H - Single Comb Clean Legged Other Than Game Bantam
15. Cockerel
16. Pullet
Class I - Rose Comb Clean Legged Bantam Class
17. Cockerel
18. Pullet
Class J - All Other Combs, Clean Legged, Bantam Class
19. Cockerel
20. Pullet
Class K - Feather Legged Bantam Class
21. Cockerel
22. Pullet
Class L - Heavy Weight Duck
23. Drake
24. Duck
Class M - Medium Weight Duck
25. Drake
26. Duck
Class N - Light Weight Duck
27. Drake
28. Duck
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Class O - Bantam Duck
29. Drake
30. Duck
Class P - Heavy Weight Geese
31. Gander
32. Goose
Class Q - Medium Weight Geese
33. Gander
34. Goose
Class R - Light Weight Geese
35. Gander
36. Goose
Class S - Pigeon Class
37.
38.
39.
40.
Male under 1 Year
Female under 1 Year
Male over 1 Year
Female over 1 Year
Grand Champion Chicken Trophy - Sponsored by Premier
Copperative.
Reserve Champion Chicken Plaque - Sponsored by Bradley Buss.
Grand Champion Duck Trophy - Sponsored by Badgerland Financial.
Reserve Champion Duck Plaque - Sponsored by Mound City Bank.
Grand Champion Goose Trophy - Sponsored by Rick & Jeri
Weittenhiller.
Reserve Champion Goose Plaque - Sponsored by Bradley Buss.
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*** Notice ***
Time Changes
of
Inside Exhibits
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SINCE 1905
Phone 987-2336
Mineral Point, Wisconsin
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Commercial & Residential Doors
Joe & Deb Brugger
20920 Jericho Road
Phone: 608-762-5701
Joe: 608-778-7666
Deb: 608-778-8666
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DEPARTMENT -8- RABBITS
(Juniors)
Superintendents - Kate Riechers, Dawn Lee, and George Olthafer.
ALL RABBIT BEDDING MUST BE CLEANED UP!
A MANURE SPREADER WILL BE PROVIDED
• Each exhibitor is allowed to enter only one pen per lot.
• Each exhibitor must be present during the judging.
• Single Fryer - (May not be over 69 days old or over five pounds
and may not be entered in any other class).
All Exhibitors Must Provide Cages
For Their Animals
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The Grand Champion, Reserve Champion, and Top Blue Rabbit will be
eligible to sell at the auction.
Fancy Small - (American Fuzzy Lop, Britannia Petite, Dutch, Dwarf
Hotot, Himalayan, Holland Lop, Jersey Wooly, Mini Rex, Mini Satin,
Netherland Dwarf, Polish)
Fancy Large - (American Sable, English Angora, French Angora,
Satin Angora, Beigian Hare, Standard Chinchilla, English Spot, Florida
White, Harlequin, Havana, Lilac, Mini Lop, Rhinelander, Silver, Silver
Marten, Tan, Thrianta)
Commercial - (American, Giant Angora, Beveren, Blanc de Hotot,
Californian, Champagne D’Argent, Checkered Giant, American
Chinchilla, Giant Chinchilla, Cinnamon, Creme D’Argent, Flemish Giant,
English Lop, French Lop, New Zealand, Palomini, Rex, Satin, Silver Fox)
Classes
A. - Fancy Small
C. - Commerical
E. - Single Fryer
B. - Fancy Large
D. - Crossbred
F. - Pet Rabbit
Class A - Fancy Small
1.
2.
3.
4.
Buck Under 6 Months
Doe Under 6 Months
Buck Over 6 Months
Doe Over 6 Months
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Class B - Fancy Large
5.
6.
7.
8.
Buck Under 6 Months
Doe Under 6 Months
Buck Over 6 Months
Doe Over 6 Months
Class C - Commerical
9. Buck Under 6 Months
10. Doe Under 6 Months
11. Buck Over 6 Months
12. Doe Over 6 Months
Class D - Crossbred
13.
14.
15.
16.
Buck Under 6 Months
Doe Under 6 Months
Buck Over 6 Months
Doe Over 6 Months
Class E - Single Fryer
17. Single Fryer
Class F - Pet Rabbit
18. Pet Rabbit - Either Sex Over 6 Months - Without Costume
19. Pet Rabbit - Either Sex Over 6 Months - With Costume
Trophies, Plaques, and Ribbon Sponsors
Grand Champion Fancy Rabbit Ribbon - Sponsored by The Belmont
Fair Association.
Reserve Champion Fancy Rabbit Ribbon - Sponsored by The
Belmont Fair Association.
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Grand Champion Commercial Rabbit Ribbon - Sponsored by The
Reserve Champion Commercial Rabbit Ribbon - Sponsored by The
Grand Champion Crossbred Rabbit Ribbon - Sponsored by Gene &
Kathy Riechers.
Reserve Champion Crossbred Rabbit Ribbon - Sponsored by Gene &
Kathy Riechers.
Grand Champion Rabbit Trophy - Sponsored by The Larry & Neena
Simmons Family.
Reserve Champion Rabbit Plaque - Sponsored by The Doug Austin
Family.
Best Pet Rabbit Trophy - Sponsored by Rule Construction, LTD
Street Dance
Featuring
Madison County
Held on Commerce Street
Saturday
8:00 p.m.
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DEPARTMENT -9- FARM CROPS
(Juniors)
Superintendents - Dawn Lee, Sue Peterson, and Matt & Kim Knebel.
• All exhibits must be in place between 12:00 - 3:30 p.m. on Friday.
• Judging will start at 4:00 p.m. SHARP on Friday!
• All exhibits will be released on Sunday after 3:00 p.m.
• Each exhibitor is allowed to enter only one entry per lot.
Classes
A - Corn
C - Wheat
E - Soybeans
B - Oats
D - Barley
Class A - Corn
1. Ten Ears of Corn
2. Peck of Corn (Old)
Class B - Oats
3. Peck of Oats
4. Sheaf of Oats
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Class C - Wheat
5. Peck of Wheat
6. Sheaf of Wheat
Class D - Barley
7. Peck of Barley
8. Sheaf of Barley
Class E - Soybeans
9. Peck of Soybeans
Trophy Sponsors
Outstanding Junior Ear Corn Exhibit - Ross Soil Service United
Suppliers, Inc.
Outstanding Farm Crop Exhibit - Sponsored by See-Mor Grain, Inc.
*** Notice ***
Livestock in Place
and Weighed in
at
9:00 a.m. Sharp!!!
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Exhibits Entered in
Junior and Open
Departments 9 - 31
will be on display
Saturday - Sunday
in the Grade School
Gymnasium
Please see department
rules for release time!
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TIM & LAUREN GILBERTSON
21870 Sand Hill Road
BELT TRAILER • STEP DECK • VAN
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PROUDLY SUPPORTING
THE
BELMONT BRAVES!
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DEPARTMENT -10- NATURAL SCIENCES
(Juniors)
Classes
A - Weeds
C - Soils
B - Trees
D - Entomology
Class A - Weeds
1. Weed Booklet - 20 Weeds or More
Class B - Trees
2. Leaf Booklet - 20 Leaves or More
Class C - Soils
3. Soil Monolith
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Class D - Entomology
4. Insect Collection
Trophy Sponsor
Outstanding Junior Natural Science Display - Sponsored by
Chad & Laura Bahr Family.
HELP SUPPORT
THE BELMONT SCHOOL
AND
COMMUNITY FAIR
PLACE YOUR AD HERE
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DEPARTMENT -11- PLANT & SOIL SCIENCES
(Juniors)
Entries will not be accepted from commercial nurserymen.
Pumpkins:
Small - Under 6” in Height and Width Not Including Stem
Large - Over 6” in Height and Width but No More Than 12” Not
Including Stem
Largest - Over 12” in Height and Width Not Including Stem
Class
A - Fruit and Vegetables
Class A - Fruit and Vegetables
1.
2.
3.
4.
Beets (3)
Best Display of Apples (3)
Broccoli (1 Head)
Cabbage, Green (1)
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5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
Cabbage, Red (1)
Carrots (3)
Cauliflower (1 Head)
Cucumbers (3)
Eggplant Any Other (1)
Eggplant Asian Style (1)
Eggplant Italian Style (1)
Onions, Red (3)
Onions, White (3)
Onions, Yellow (3)
Most Unusual Shaped Fruit
Most Unusual Shaped Vegetable
Peppers, Banana Type (3)
Peppers, Bell Type Green (3)
Peppers, Hot (3)
Peppers, Bell Type Purple (3)
Peppers, Bell Type Red (3)
Peppers, Bell Type Yellow/Gold (3)
Peppers, Other Type (3)
Potatoes, Red (3)
Potatoes, White (3)
Potatoes, Yellow (3)
Pumpkin, Small (1) See Rules
Pumpkin, Large (1) See Rules
Pumpkin, Largest (1) See Rules
Rutabaga (3)
Squash, Summer Any Other Not Listed (1)
Squash, Winter (1)
Squash, Zucchini (1)
Tomatoes, Red (3)
Tomatoes, Green (3)
Tomatoes, Ripe Cherry (3)
Trophy Sponsor
Outstanding Junior Fruit or Vegetable Exhibit - Sponsored by Terry
Mester In Memory of Will and Helen Mester.
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HELP SUPPORT
THE BELMONT
SCHOOL
AND
COMMUNITY
FAIR
PLACE YOUR
AD HERE
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DEPARTMENT -12- FLOWERS
(Juniors)
Superintendents - Dawn Lee, Laura Bahr, Delores Kamps, and Maggie
Bockhop.
• Only Fresh Flowers may be used.
Cut Flowers
• Annuals and Perennial Flowers
- Cut - Not In Soil
- Cut only are shown in clear vases
Foral Bouquets and Arrangements
• A floral bouquet is:
- flowers with only native foliage
- five (5) or more flower blooms or spikes that are viewed from
all sides
• A floral Arrangement is:
- more formed and artistically arranged
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Judging Foral Bouquets and Arrangements
• The horticultural quality will count for 75%
• Arrangement 25%
• Accessories may only be used in arrangements
• All flowers should be in proportionate and size to container
- (Remember that the vase is a part of the arrangement and
should be suited to the flower and to the type of arrangement.)
• All entries must be made and grown by the exhibitor
• No greenhouse materials
House Plants - Foliage Plants, Flowering Plants & Hanging Baskets
• In Soil
• Plants must have been started by exhibitor and labeled.
• Entries in “Flowering” class must be in bloom at time of exhibit.
• Hanging Baskets Must be Ready to Hang.
Classes
A. Cut Flowers - Grades 8 and Under
B. House Plants - Grades 8 and Under
C. Cut Flowers - Grades 9 - 12
D. House Plants - Grades 9 - 12
Class A - Cut Flowers Grades 8 and Under
Annuals - Clear Vase See Rules
1. Single Stem Annual
2. Single Stem Gladiolus - Spike
3. Single Stem Dahlia
4. Three (3) Stems Annual - NOT LISTED BELOW!!! (LOTS 5 - 18)
5. Three (3) Stems Asters
6. Three (3) Stems Celosia
7. Three (3) Stems Coleus
8. Three (3) Stems Cosmos
9. Three (3) Stems Dahlias
10. Three (3) Stems Daisies
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11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
Three (3) Stems Dianthus
Three (3) Stems Marigolds
Three (3) Stems Pansies
Three (3) Stems Petunias
Three (3) Stems Salvia
Three (3) Stems Antirrhinum (Snapdragon)
Three (3) Stems Zinnias
Three (3) Stems of Garden Foliage
Perennials - Clear Vase See Rules
19. Single Bloom Rose
20. Single Stem - Not a Rose
21. Single Stem Lilium
- Asiatic Lily or Oriental Lily
- With at Least 6” of Stem and Leaves
22. Three (3) Spikes or Stems
- One or More Colors - All the Same Kind of Flowers
23. Three (3) Stems Chrysanthemums
24. Three (3) Stems Hemerocallis (Daylily)
25. Three (3) Stems Perennial - Not Listed
Arrangements - See Rules
26. Arrangement for Dining Room Table
27. Arrangement for a Man
28. Arrangement for Mother
29. Arrangement for Special Birthday
30. Arrangement in Antique
31. Arrangement in a Basket
32. Arrangement in a Child’s Toy
33. Arrangement in Cup & Saucer
34. Arrangement in Kitchen Utensil
35. Arrangement of Dried Flowers
36. Arrangement with International Theme
37. Arrangement using One Color
38. Easter Arrangement
39. Christmas Arrangement
40. Halloween Arrangement
41. Thanksgiving Arrangement
42. Miniature Arrangement of Cut Flowers - Maximum Height
and Width 5”
43. Patriotic Arrangement
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Bouquets - See Rules
44. Bouquet of Cut Flowers - Viewed from all Sides
45. Bouquet of Five (5) Different Varieties of Annuals
46. Bouquet of Five (5) Different Varieties of Perennials
47. Bouquet for a Dining Room Table - Viewed from All Sides
48. Bouquet for Coffee Table or End Table
49. Bouquet Using Wild Flowers - No Wild Parsnip
50. Miniature Bouquet of Cut Flowers - Maximum Height and Width 5”
51. Mixed Large Bouquet for Living Room
Class B - Houseplants Grades 8 and Under
Foliage Plants - See Rules
52. Aglaonema (Chinese Evergreen)
53. Any Other Foliage Plant - NOT LISTED BELOW!!! (Lots 54 - 69)
54. Cactus Family or Succulent
55. Cissus rhombifolia (Grape Ivy)
56. Coleus
57. Crassula (Jade Plant)
58. Desert Garden (3 Kinds)
59. Dieffenbachia (Dumb Cane)
60. Epipremnum (Pothos)
61. Fern Family
62. Hedera (English Ivy)
63. Hoya
64. Maranta (Prayer Plant)
65. Most Unusual Plant - Labeled
66. Peperomia
67. Philodendron (Devil’s Ivy)
68. Sansevieria
69. Terrarium
Flowering Plants
70. Saintpaulia (African Violet)
71. Any Other Flowering Plant Not Listed
72. Begonia
73. Geranium
Hanging Baskets
74. Hanging Basket (1)
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Class C - Cut Flowers Grades 9 - 12
85. Three (3) Stems Dianthus
86. Three (3) Stems Marigolds
87. Three (3) Stems Pansies
88. Three (3) Stems Petunias
89. Three (3) Stems Salvia
90. Three (3) Stems Antirrhinum (Snapdragon)
91. Three (3) Stems Zinnias
92. Three (3) Stems of Garden Foliage
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Arrangement in a Basket
Arrangement in a Child’s Toy
Arrangement in Cup & Saucer
Arrangement in Kitchen Utensil
Arrangement of Dried Flowers
Arrangement with International Theme
Arrangement using One Color
Easter Arrangement
Christmas Arrangement
Halloween Arrangement
Thanksgiving Arrangement
Miniature Arrangement of Cut Flowers - Maximum Height
and Width 5”
Class D - Houseplants Grades 9 - 12
Foliage Plants
127. Any Other Foliage Plant - NOT LISTED BELOW!!! (LOTS 128 - 143)
128. Cactus Family or Succulent
130. Coleus
132. Desert Garden (3 Kinds)
133. Dieffenbachia (Dumb Cane)
134. Epipremnum (Pothos)
135. Fern Family
136. Hedera (English Ivy)
137. Hoya
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138.
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141.
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143.
Maranta (Prayer Plant)
Most Unusual Plant - Labeled
Peperomia
Philodendron (Devil’s Ivy)
Sansevieria
Terrarium
Flowering Plants
146. Begonia
147. Geranium
Hanging Baskets
Trophy Sponsor
Outstanding Cut Flower Exhibit Grades 8 and Under - Sponsored by
Dave & Dawn Lee Family.
Outstanding Cut Flower Exhibit Grades 9 - 12 - Sponsored by Nicky
McDonald.
Outstanding Houseplant Exhibit Grades 8 and Under - Sponsored by
Cushman’s Greenhouse.
Outstanding Houseplant Exhibit Grades 9 - 12 - Sponsored by
Cushman’s Greenhouse.
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DEPARTMENT -13SEWING, ARTS & CRAFTS
(Juniors)
Superintendents - Jean DeBuhr, Donna Parrell, Sonja Barth, Sandy
Olthafer, and Sue Olthafer.
All entries MUST be MADE by exhibitor.
All entries MUST be STITCHED or FINISHED by exhibitor.
Age must be Displayed on Project
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Classes
A - Grades 5 and Under
C - Grades 9 - 12
B - Grades 6 - 8
Class A - Grades 5 and Under
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Garment Made for a Child
Garment Made for Casual Wear
Garment for Best Wear
Any Other Hand Sewn Item
Article Made for Children
Puppet Play with Handmade Puppets
Child Care Project
Decorated T-Shirt
Hand Crocheted Article - Using Yarn
Hand Crocheted Article - Using Thread
Embroidered Article
Counted Cross-Stitch Article
Any Original Design Article
Stuffed Article - Animal, Doll
Knitted Afghan
Crocheted Afghan
Baby Article
Stenciled Article
Decorative Hoop
Hand Knitted Article
Centerpiece
Padded Fabric Article
Wall Hanging
Any Handmade Crafted Article
Fall Arrangement - Non-Floral
Pillow
Any Handmade Holiday Article
Refrigerator Magnets
Any Useful Article for the Home
Any Decorative Article for the Home
Ceramic Article
Quilted Pieced Article
Strip Quilting
Tied Pieced Article
Photo Framed Any Size
Scrap Booking
Any Hand Made Card
Arrangement of Artificial Flowers
Hand Painted Article or Picture
Picture Using Material Other than Paint
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Doll for Decorative Use
Christmas Tree Ornament
Wreath
Any Patriotic Article
Woodcraft
Decorated Hat
Class B - Grades 6 - 8
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Garment Made for a Child
Garment Made for Casual Wear
Garment for Best Wear
Any Other Hand Sewn Item
Article Made for Children
Puppet Play with Handmade Puppets
Child Care Project
Decorated T-Shirt
Embroidered Article
Knitted Afghan
Crocheted Afghan
Baby Article
Stenciled Article
Decorative Hoop
Centerpiece
Wall Hanging
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Pillow
Ceramic Article
Strip Quilting
Tied Pieced Article
Scrap Booking
Any Hand Made Card
Wreath
Woodcraft
Decorated Hat
Class C - Grades 9 - 12
93. Garment Made for a Child
94. Garment Made for Casual Wear
95. Garment for Best Wear
96. Any Other Hand Sewn Item
97. Article Made for Children
98. Puppet Play with Handmade Puppets
99. Child Care Project
100. Decorated T-Shirt
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Embroidered Article
Knitted Afghan
Crocheted Afghan
Baby Article
Stenciled Article
Decorative Hoop
Centerpiece
Wall Hanging
Pillow
Ceramic Article
Strip Quilting
Tied Pieced Article
Scrap Booking
Any Hand Made Card
Wreath
Woodcraft
Decorated Hat
Trophy and Cash Prize Sponsors
Outstanding Sewing Construction Grades 5 and Under - Sponsored by
Dorothy Carey.
Outstanding Sewing Construction Grades 6 -8 - Sponsored by
Carol Frontz.
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Outstanding Exhibit for Sewing and Crafts Grades 5 and Under Sunny Valley Farm - Ron DeBuhr Family
Outstanding Craft Exhibit Grades 5 and Under - Sponsored by
Belmont Lions Club.
Outstanding Craft Exhibit Grades 9- 12 - Sponsored by
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DEPARTMENT -14CULTURAL ART - DRAWINGS - PAINTINGS
(Juniors)
Superintendents - Ruth Kamps, Cheryl Kowalski, and Mary Shea.
• All Drawings and Paintings must be Matted or Mounted for Displaying.
Not Framed.
AGE MUST BE DISPLAYED ON BACK OF PROJECT
Classes
A. - Grades 4 and Under
C. - Grades 9 - 12
B. - Grades Grades 5 - 8
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Lead Pencil Drawing
Ink or Marker Drawing
Colored Pencil Drawing
Crayon Drawing
Pastel/Charcoal Drawing
Oil or Acrylic Painting - Original Design
Watercolor or Tempera Painting
Mixed Media or Collage
Printmaking
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10. Weaving
11. Sculpture - Including Masks
12. Clay Project
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Lead Pencil Drawing
Crayon Drawing
Printmaking
Weaving
Sculpture - Including Masks
Clay Project
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34.
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Lead Pencil Drawing
Crayon Drawing
Printmaking
Weaving
Sculpture - Including Masks
Clay Project
Trophy Sponsor
Outstanding Cultural Art - Drawing - Painting Exhibit Grades 4 and
Under - Sponsored by Livingston State Bank.
Outstanding Cultural Art - Drawing - Painting Exhibit Grades 5 - 8
Sponsored by John & Janet Mominee.
Outstanding Cultural Art - Drawing - Painting Exhibit Grades 9 - 12
Sponsored by John & Janet Mominee.
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ANNUAL FAIR BOARD MEETING
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19TH
7:00 P.M.
HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY
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Representative of LaCrosse Monuments
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P.O. Box 245
Office: (608) 348-2121 • Fax: (608) 348-2144
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DEPARTMENT -15- FOODS & NUTRITION
(Juniors)
Superintendents - Cynda Eastlick, Dolores Paulson, Mary Demo, Leona
Huggins, and Jessica Paulson.
• All entries must be on the smallest plate possible and covered
with a plastic bag.
ENTRY TAGS MUST BE TAPED TO THE
OUTSIDE OF PLASTIC BAG!
Classes
B - Grades 9 - 12
1. Drop Cookies (3)
2. No Bake Cookies (3)
3. Shaped or Molded Cookies (3)
4. Any Kind of Bars (3) No Brownies
5. Muffins (3)
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6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Quick Bread - 1/2 a Loaf
Unfrosted Cupcakes (3)
Any Simple Recipe - Include Recipe and Sample (3)
Small Relish Tray
Unfrosted Cake - 1/2 of a One Layer Cake
Favorite Recipe - Include Recipe and Sample No Brownies
Cake - Judged for Decoration Only (Provide Cover)
Nutrition Display
14. Yeast Rolls (3) or Yeast Bread - 1/2 a Loaf
15. Unfrosted White Cupcakes (3)
16. Unfrosted Chocolate Cupcakes (3)
17. Cereal Cookies (3)
18. Muffins (3)
19. Quick Bread - 1/2 a Loaf
20. Candy (3)
21. Decorated Cupcake (1)
22. Drop Cookies (3)
23. Small Pie - Tin up to 6”
24. Peanut Butter Cookies (3)
25. Nutrition Display
26. Small Relish Tray
27. Favorite Recipe - Including Recipe and Sample (No Brownies)
28. Any Kind of Bars (3) - No Brownies
29. Cake - Judged for Decoration Only (Provide Cover)
30. Christmas Cookies (3)
31. Any Other Cookies (3)
32. Unfrosted Cake - One Layer 1/2 a Cake
33. Place Setting with Placemat, Napkin, Plate & Centerpiece
(No Silver)
34. Color Display Related to Food
Trophy Sponsors
Outstanding Children’s Food Exhibit - Sponsored by Mary Demo
Outstanding Junior Food Exhibit - Sponsored by Poller’s Parlor.
Outstanding Decorated Cake Grades 8 and Under - Sponsored by
Chris & Beth Runde Family in Memory of Judy Hawkinson.
Outstanding Decorated Cake Grades 9 - 12 - Sponsored by Marcia
Palzkill.
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Saturday
12:00 Noon
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DEPARTMENT -16- CANNING
(Juniors)
Huggins, and JessicaPaulson.
• The Open System of judging will be used.
• All canned foods must be labeled with the following information:
- Date of preservation
- Method of preservation, and
- Length of time for canning.
• All canning should be exhibited in containers suitable for this purpose
and not in mayonnaise jars, etc.
Classes
C. Grades 9 - 12
B. Grades 5-8
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Jar of Peaches
Jar of Pears
Jar of Any Variety of Berries
Jar of Any Other Kind of Fruit - Label as to what Kind
Jar of Tomatoes
Jar of Tomato Juice
Jar of String Beans
Jar of Any Vegetable - Label as to what Kind
Jar of Dill Pickles
Jar of Sweet Pickles
Jar of Beet Pickles
Jar of Bread and Butter Pickles
Any Other Variety of Pickles
Jar of Chili Sauce
Jar of Salsa - Include Recipe
Jar of Relish - Label as to what Kind
Jar of Meat
Jar of Jelly
Jar of Jam
Jar of Preserves
Jar of Fruit - Butter
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Jar of Peaches
Jar of Pears
Jar of Tomatoes
Jar of Tomato Juice
Jar of String Beans
Jar of Dill Pickles
Jar of Beet Pickles
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Jar of Chili Sauce
Jar of Meat
Jar of Jelly
Jar of Jam
Jar of Preserves
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Jar of Peaches
Jar of Pears
Jar of Tomatoes
Jar of Tomato Juice
Jar of String Beans
Jar of Dill Pickles
Jar of Beet Pickles
Jar of Chili Sauce
Jar of Meat
Jar of Jelly
Jar of Jam
Jar of Preserves
Trophy Sponsor
Outstanding Junior Canning Exhibit - Sponsored by McCarville’s My
Turn Pub.
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DEPARTMENT -17- WOODWORKING
(Juniors)
Superintendents - Scott Morrissey and Tom Morrissey.
• Articles need not be made in school.
• Any article shown previously at the Belmont School Fair will not
be allowed to compete.
• All entries must have been made since September 30, 2015.
• All entries must be made by exhibitor.
Classes
A - Grades Pre-K - 3
C - Grade - 8
E - Grade - 10
G - Grade - 12
B - Grades 4 - 7
D - Grade - 9
F - Grade - 11
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Class A - Grades Pre-K - 3
1. Last Year’s Grades Pre-K - 3
2. Last Year’s Grades 4 - 7
Class C - Grade 8
3. Last Year’s Grade 8
Class D - Grade 9
Class E - Grade 10
Class F - Grade 11
Class G - Grade 12
Trophy Sponsor
Outstanding Junior Industrial Art Exhibit - Sponsored by Bruce Helms
Construction.
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Teen Movie
&
Pizza Night
Grades 9 - 12
Saturday
7:00 - 11:00 P.M.
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DEPARTMENT -18HISTORY - COLLECTIONS - CREATIONS
(Juniors)
Superintendent - Marcia Opitz and Sue Howell.
Superintendent is responsible for finding their own judge!
*** Requires a Written Description on a 4” x 6” notecard.
• Any collection must have three (3) or more items.
A Maximum of 3’ x 4’ Table Space
Per Lot Number
Classes
B - Grades 9 - 12
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Quilts made by Elementary School Students - Display Only
Books written by Students in 2012 - 2013 term - Display Only
Family Tree
Project of Your Own Creation
Recall Any One Item Formerly Displayed at the Belmont School
and Community Fair
Collection of Collectibles
Collection of Dolls
Collection of Family Photos
Collection of Former Belmont Fair Entries
Collection of Stuffed Animals
Collection of Summer Library Activities
Collection of Toys
Family Heirloom - Scrapbook
Collection of Favorite Stories
Collection of Books
Collection of Wisconsin Lore
Farm Set Display (3’ x 4’ Maximum Table Space) NOT JUGDED
TO SCALE!
Lego Project of Your Own Creation (3’ x 4’ Maximum Table Space)
Lego Project Assembled from a Kit (3’ x 4’ Maximum Table Space)
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Family Tree
Family Heirloom - Photo
Family Heirloom - Scrapbook
Recall Any One Item Formerly Displayed at the Belmont School
and Community Fair
Collection of Dolls
Collection of Toys
Collection of Favorite Stories
Collection of Wisconsin Lore
Collection of Books
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34. Farm Set Display (3’ x 4’ Maximum Table Space) NOT JUDGED
TO SCALE!
35. Lego Project of Your Own Creation (3’ x 4’ Maximum Table Space)
36. Lego Project Assembled from a Kit (3’ x 4’ Maximum Table Space)
Trophy Sponsor
Outstanding History, Collections - Creations Grades 8 and Under Sponsored by Nodolf and Sullivan Families.
Outstanding History, Collections - Creations Grades 8 and Under Sponsored by Nodolf and Sullivan Families.
Outstanding History, Collections - Creations Grades 9 - 12- Sponsored
by Nodolf and Sullivan Familes.
*** Notice ***
Time Changes
of
Inside Exhibits
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455 East Business Highway 151
(608) 348-2255
(800) 825-1210
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DEPARTMENT -19- Photography
(Juniors)
Superintendents - Dave & Niana Dunnam
• Each Exhibitor is Allowed ONLY (3) Entries
• Only One (1) Entry Per Lot Number
• Exhibits must be mounted on sturdy, White tagboard or posterboard
that is 11” x 14”.
• Each exhibit (not each photo) must have a title, but no art work.
• Photographs will be judged on the basis of technical quality,
composition and storytelling ability.
• Exhibits may be entered in only one category. Reprints or different
size prints of entries already entered cannot be entered again.
• Exhibit must display the type of camera (e.g. 35 mm, digital etc.)
the make (e.g. Olympus, Cannon) and the model (e.g. Easyshare,
ZD86, Revel EDS) of the camera used on the lower right hand
corner of the front side of the exhibit.
• Entry tags must be stapled to the upper right hand corner on
front of the tag board. The tags are 3” x 4” long. Be sure to
consider the tag replacement when arranging pictures.
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• Pictures should be mounted with double sided stick tape or rubber
cement.
• All pictures must not have been exhibited previously at the Belmont
School and Community Fair.
• Standard size prints and 4” x 6” prints will be shown in the same class.
• Do not frame or mat photos.
• Do not use art corners.
• Do not use artwork captions on or around the pictures.
• RECOMMENDATIONS:
- Don’t use date stamped photos.
- Write title as simple as possible.
- Read and follow all rules.
Classes
A - Grades 1 - 2
C - Grades 5 - 6
E - Grades 9- 10
B - Grades 3 - 4
D - Grades 7 - 8
F - Grades 11 - 12
Class A - Grades 1 - 2
1. Four Color Pictures of Different Subjects, One Each of Buildings,
People, Animals (or birds) and Landscape
2. Three Color Pictures Animals, Birds or Reptiles
3. Three Color Pictures Flowers
4. One 5” x 7” Color Enlargement - Any Subject
6. Exhibit Original Color Photo and Cropped Color
Photo - 3” x 5” or 4” x 6”
7. Four Black and White Pictures of Different Subjects, One Each of
Buildings, People, Animals (or birds) and Landscape
8. Three Black and White Pictures Animals, Birds or Reptiles
9. Three Black and White Pictures Flowers
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10. One 5” x 7” Black and White Enlargement - Any Subject
12. Exhibit Original Black and White Photo and Cropped Black and
White Photo - 3” x 5” or 4” x 6”
Photo - 3” x 5” or 4” x 6”
Photo - 3” x 5” or 4” x 6”
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Class D - Grades 7 - 8
Photo - 3” x 5” or 4” x 6”
Class E - Grades 9 - 10
Photo - 3” x 5” or 4” x 6”
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Class F - Grades 11 - 12
Photo - 3” x 5” or 4” x 6”
Trophy Sponsor
Best of Show Junior Photography, Grades 1 - 2 Sponsored by Michael
and Carrie Vida Family.
Best of Show Junior Photography, Grades 3 - 4 - Sponsored by Alliant
Energy.
Best of Show Junior Photography, Grades 5 - 6 - Sponsored by Alliant
Energy.
Best of Show Junior Photography, Grades 7 - 8 - Sponsored by
Livingston State Bank.
Page 142
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PLATTEVILLE TAX SERVICE
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14 South 3rd Street • Platteville, WI 53818
Phone: (608) 348-8846
PLATTEVILLE VETERINARY CLINIC, LLP
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Marcia L. DeBuhr, D.V.M.
Jacquelyn A. Kieler, D.V.M.
Molita M. Salzmann, D.V.M.
Mary C. Skog, D.V.M.
945 E. Mineral Street
Ph. (608) 349-6726
Fx. (608) 348-9292
POLLER’S PARLOR
BEAUTY SALON
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MANAGER:
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TUESDAY - FRIDAY
PHONE 762-5404
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Car Show
Saturday
12:00 Noon
All Cars Welcome
No Registration Fee
Belmont High School Grounds
Trophies Awarded at 2:30 P.M.
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Office: 608-762-5836
Cell: 608-778-4542
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Page 145
HORSE
COMPETITION
SUNDAY
12:00 NOON
Page 146
Departments
20 - 31
Open Classes
Only
Page 147
DEPARTMENT -20- FARM CROPS
(Open)
Classes
A - Corn
C - Wheat
E - Soybeans
B - Oats
D - Barley
Class A - Corn
PREMIUMS: Blue - $3.00, Red - $2.00, White - $1.00
1. Ten Ears of Corn
2. Peck of Corn (Old)
Class B - Oats
3. Peck of Oats
4. Sheaf of Oats
Class C - Wheat
5. Peck of Wheat
6. Sheaf of Wheat
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Class D - Barley
7. Peck of Barley
8. Sheaf of Barley
Class E - Soybeans
9. Peck of Soybeans
Trophy Sponsor
Outstanding Farm Crop Exhibit - Sponsored by See-Mor Grain, Inc.
RIECHERS MEAT
PROCESSING
MIKE RIECHERS
103 West Center Street
South Wayne, WI 53587 (608) 439-5339
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DEPARTMENT -21- PLANT & SOIL SCIENCES
(Open)
Pumpkins:
Small - Under 6” in Height and Width Not Including Stem
Large - Over 6” in Height and Width but No More Than 12”
Not Including Stem
Largest - Over 12” in Height and Width Not Including Stem
Class
A - Fruit and Vegetables
Class A - Fruit and Vegetables
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2.
3.
4.
5.
Beets (3)
Best Display of Apples (3)
Broccoli (1 Head)
Cabbage, Green (1)
Cabbage, Red (1)
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Carrots (3)
Cauliflower (1 Head)
Cucumbers (3)
Eggplant Any Other (1)
Eggplant Asian Style (1)
Eggplant Italian Style (1)
Onions, Red (3)
Onions, White (3)
Onions, Yellow (3)
Most Unusual Shaped Fruit
Most Unusual Shaped Vegetable
Peppers, Banana Type (3)
Peppers, Bell Type Green (3)
Peppers, Hot (3)
Peppers, Bell Type Purple (3)
Peppers, Bell Type Red (3)
Peppers, Bell Type Yellow/Gold (3)
Peppers, Other Type (3)
Potatoes, Red (3)
Potatoes, White (3)
Potatoes, Yellow (3)
Pumpkin, Small (1) See Rules
Pumpkin, Large (1) See Rules
Pumpkin, Largest (1) See Rules
Rutabaga (3)
Squash, Summer Any Other Not Listed (1)
Squash, Winter (1)
Squash, Zucchini (1)
Tomatoes, Red (3)
Tomatoes, Green (3)
Tomatoes, Ripe Cherry (3)
Trophy Sponsor
Outstanding Open Fruit or Vegetable Exhibit - Sponsored by The
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SUNDAY
NOVELTIES
&
CHICKEN CATCHING
12:00 P.M.
KIDDIE TRACTOR PULL
1:00 P.M.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL FIELD
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MONDAY - THURSDAY • 3:00 - CLOSE
FRIDAY • 1:00 - CLOSE
SATURDAY & SUNDAY • 10:00 AM - CLOSE
MUSIC EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
105 WEST COMMERCE STREET
BELMONT, WI 53510
608-762-5193
Runde
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DEPARTMENT -22- FLOWERS
(Open)
Superintendents - Dawn Lee, Laura Bahr, Delores Kamps, and Maggie
Bockhop.
• Only Fresh Flowers may be used.
Cut Flowers
• Annuals and Perennial Flowers
- Cut - Not In Soil
- Cut only are shown in clear vases
Foral Bouquets and Arrangements
• A floral bouquet is:
- flowers with only native foliage
- five (5) or more flower blooms or spikes that are viewed from
all sides
• A floral Arrangement is:
- more formed and artistically arranged
Judging Foral Bouquets and Arrangements
• The horticultural quality will count for 75%
• Arrangement 25%
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• Accessories may only be used in arrangements
• All flowers should be in proportionate and size to container
- (Remember that the vase is a part of the arrangement and
should be suited to the flower and to the type of arrangement.)
• All entries must be made and grown by the exhibitor
• No greenhouse materials
House Plants - Foliage Plants, Flowering Plants & Hanging Baskets
• In Soil
• Plants must have been started by exhibitor and labeled.
• Entries in “Flowering” class must be in bloom at time of exhibit.
• Hanging Baskets Must be Ready to Hang.
Classes
A. Cut Flowers
B. House Plants
Class A - Cut Flowers
11. Three (3) Stems Dianthus
12. Three (3) Stems Marigolds
13. Three (3) Stems Pansies
14. Three (3) Stems Petunias
15. Three (3) Stems Salvia
16. Three (3) Stems Antirrhinum (Snapdragon)
17. Three (3) Stems Zinnias
18. Three (3) Stems of Garden Foliage
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31. Arrangement in a Basket
32. Arrangement in a Child’s Toy
33. Arrangement in Cup & Saucer
34. Arrangement in Kitchen Utensil
35. Arrangement of Dried Flowers
36. Arrangement with International Theme
37. Arrangement using One Color
38. Easter Arrangement
39. Christmas Arrangement
40. Halloween Arrangement
41. Thanksgiving Arrangement
42. Miniature Arrangement of Cut Flowers - Maximum Height
and Width 5”
Class B - Houseplants
Foliage Plants - See Rules
53. Any Other Foliage Plant Not Listed
54. Cactus Family or Succulents
56. Coleus
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Desert Garden (3 Kinds)
Dieffenbachia (Dumb Cane)
Epipremnum (Pothos)
Fern Family
Hedera (English Ivy)
Hoya
Maranta (Prayer Plant)
Most Unusual Plant - Labeled
Peperomia
Philodendron (Devil’s Ivy)
Sansevieria
Terrarium
Flowering Plants
72. Begonia
73. Geranium
Hanging Baskets
Trophy Sponsor
Outstanding Open Flower Exhibit - Sponsored by Cushman’s
Greenhouse, Inc.
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CHECK OUT ALL EXHIBITS
INSIDE THE GRADE SCHOOL
SATURDAY
11:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.
AND
SUNDAY
12:00 NOON - 3:00 P.M.
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ROSS SOIL SERVICE/REDDY AG SERVICE
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DEPARTMENT -23- BAKING
(Open)
• All entries must be on the smallest plate possible and covered
with a plastic bag.
ENTRY TAGS MUST BE TAPPED TO THE
OUTSIDE OF PLASTIC BAG!
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Class
A - Open Class
Class A - Open Class
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Loaf of White Bread - 1/2 a Loaf
Loaf of Any Other Type of Yeast Bread - 1/2 a Loaf
Yeast Rolls - 3 Different Shapes
Unfrosted White Cake - 1/2 a Layer
Unfrosted Chocolate Cake - 1/2 a Layer
Sugar Cookies (3)
Unfrosted Baked Bars (3)
Peanut Butter Cookies (3)
Small Pie 1 Crust - Tin up to 6”
Small Pie 2 Crust - Tin up to 6”
Yeast Coffee Cake - 1/2 a Cake, Unfrosted
Quick Coffee Cake - 1/2 a Cake, Unfrosted
Jelly Roll (1/2)
Unfrosted Sweet Rolls (3)
Cream Puffs Without Filling (3)
Unfrosted Fried Cakes or Donuts (3)
Any Candy - 3 Pieces
Drop Cookies (3)
Most Unusual Recipe - Include Recipe and Sample
Quick Bread - 1/2 a Loaf
Cake to be Judged for Decoration and Taste - (Provide Cover)
Favorite Low-Fat - Low-Calorie Item - Include Recipe and
Nutritional Information. (Recipe required as ingredients can affect
appearance, taste, etc.)
23. Favorite Brownie - Include Recipe
24. Baking Powder Bisquits (3) Include Recipe
25. Any Other Kind of Cake - 1/2 a Layer Include Recipe
Trophy Sponsors
Outstanding Open Food Exhibit - Sponsored by Brad & Michele
Schobert Family.
Outstanding Open Decorated Cake - Sponsored by First Capitol
Salvage, Inc.
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Carcass Contest
Wednesday,
September 21st
7:00 P.M.
A von Locker Darlington
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FREE Estimates
Quality First
SPENSLEY CONCRETE
John Spensley
Basements • Garages • Steps • Driveways
Sidewalks • Patios • Farm & Commercial Floors
P.O. Box 84
Belmont, WI 53510
Mobile: (608) 778-3582
Call Concrete Johnny
SPENSLEY FEED SALES INC.
425 N. Mound Avenue • Box 308
FEED • INGREDIENTS • PREMIXES
CUSTOM MIXES • SEEDS
(608) 762-5143
Dave & Phil Spensley - Owners
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DEPARTMENT -24- NEEDLEWORK
(Open)
Superintendents - Kathy Doyle, Lynette Clayton, Kristie Popp, Kitty
Crase, Margaret Hentrich, and Carla Averkamp, Lois Heiring.
Class
A - Open Class
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Embroidered Article
Knit or Hairpin Afghan
Crocheted Afghan
Other Knit Article
Other Crocheted Article
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Baby Afghan
Baby Article
Crocheted Doily
Pot Holder
Original Design Article
Christmas Article
Crewel Article
Cross-Stitch Article
Counted Cross Stitch Article
Needlepoint Article
Pillows - Handmade Cover
Any Other Hand Sewn Article not Mentioned - No Machine Stitching
Smocked Article
Any Other Machine Stitched Article not Mentioned
Trophy Sponsor
Outstanding Open Needlework Exhibit - McCarville’s My Turn Pub.
*** Notice ***
Time Changes
of
Inside Exhibits
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DEPARTMENT -25- QUILTS
(Open)
Crase, Margaret Hentrich, Carla Averkamp, and Lois Heiring.
All entries must have been made since September 30, 2015.
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Class
A - Open Class
1.
2.
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Hand Appliqued Quilt
Machine Appliqued Quilt
Embroidered Quilt
Pieced Quilt
Tied Quilt
Quilt for Child or Baby
Original Design Article
Christmas Article
Any Other Hand Sewn Article not Mentioned - No Machine Stitching
Any Other Machine Stitched Article not Mentioned
Machine Quilted by Exhibitor
Machine Quilted Professionally
Hand Quilted Quilt
Quilted Wall Hanging
Trophy Sponsor
Outstanding Open Quilt Exhibit - First Capitol Mini Mart, LLC.
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DEPARTMENT -26- ARTS & CRAFTS
(Open)
Crase, Margaret Hentrich, Carla Averkamp, and Lois Heiring.
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Class
A - Open Class
1. Any Original Design Article
2. Arrangement of Artificial Flowers
3. Any Useful Article for the Home
4. Hand Painted Article or Picture
5. Any Decorative Article for the Home
6. Any Handmade Craft
7. Picture Using Material Other than Paint
8. Doll for Decorative Use
9. Ceramic Article
10. Strip Quilting
11. Refrigerator Magnets
12. Any Holiday Article
13. Christmas Tree Ornament
14. Wreath
15. Any Patriotic Article
16. Woodcraft
17. Decorated Hat
18. Photo Framed - Any Size
19. Any Previous Display Item
20. Scrapbooking
21. Any Handmade Card
Trophy Sponsor
Outstanding Open Arts and Crafts Exhibit - Sponsored by Belmont
Telephone Company.
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LIVESTOCK AUCTION
SATURDAY AT 2:15 P.M.
SELLERS PLEASE
REMEMBER TO THANK
YOUR BUYERS!!!
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Sports Page
(608) 762-5110
“HAVE FUN AT THE FAIR”
THE BEST PLACE IN TOWN FOR
WEDDINGS AND ALL SPECIAL EVENTS.
SERVING NIGHTLY SPECIALS
WEDNESDAY - SUNDAY
WEDNESDAY: CHICKEN
THURSDAY: BBQ PORK RIBS
FRIDAY: FISH
SATURDAY: PRIME RIB
HALL AVAILABLE FOR BANQUETS AND
WEDDING RECEPTIONS
Following the Parade:
Roast Beef and Turkey & Dressing Sandwiches
Buckets of Beer for Badger & Packer Football Games
Prime Rib Sandwich Buffet: $10.50
5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
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DEPARTMENT -27- SEWING
(Open)
Superintendents - Jean DeBuhr, Donna Parrell, Sonja Barth, Sandy
Olthafer, and Sue Olthafer.
Class
A - Open Class
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Child’s Good Outfit
Child’s Casual Outfit
Child’s Top
Child’s Pants, Skirt, or Shorts
Woman’s Good Outfit
Woman’s Casual Outfit
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7.
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Woman’s Blouse or Shirt
Woman’s Skirt, Pants or Shorts
Man’s Shirt
Man’s Pants or Shorts
Long Garment
Child’s Outer Garment
Adult’s Outer Garment
Trophy Sponsor
Outstanding Open Construction - Sponsored by Rippers.

Located inside the Belmont Travel
Center just off US Hwy 151
Business Hours:
7:00 A.M. - 10:00 P. M.
Monday - Sunday
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DEPARTMENT -28- CANNING
(Open)
• All canning should be exhibited in containers suitable for this purpose
and not in mayonnaise jars, etc.
• NO Screw on Bands
PLEASE USE THE FAIR LABEL PROVIDED!
ALL CANNED FOODS MUST BE LABELED WITH THE
WITH THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:
- Date of preservation
- Method of preservation, and
- Length of time for canning
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Class
A - Open Class
1.
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Jar of Peaches
Jar of Pears
Jar of Tomatoes
Jar of Tomato Juice
Jar of String Beans
Jar of Dill Pickles
Jar of Beet Pickles
Jar of Chili Sauce
Jar of Meat
Jar of Jelly
Jar of Jam
Jar of Preserves
Trophy Sponsor
Outstanding Open Canning Exhibit - Sponsored by Belmont Fair
Association.
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DEPARTMENT -29- WOODWORKING
(Open)
Superintendents - Scott Morrissey and Tom Morrissey.
Class
A - Open Class
1. Woodworking
Trophy Sponsor
Outstanding Open Industrial Art Exhibit - Sponsored by The Belmont
Fair Association.
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Sunny View Farm
Gary & Penny DeBuhr & Family
Enjoy the Fair
(608)-762-5715
HELP SUPPORT
THE BELMONT SCHOOL
AND
COMMUNITY FAIR
PLACE YOUR AD HERE
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DEPARTMENT -30HISTORY - COLLECTIONS - CREATIONS
(Open)
Superintendent - Marcia Opitz and Sue Howell.
Superintendent is responsible for finding their own judge!
• Requires a Written Description on a 4” x 6” notecard.
• Any Collection must have three (3) or more items.
A Maximum of 3’ x 4’ Table Space
Per Lot Number
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Class
A - Open Class
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Family Tree
Family Heirloom - Children’s Fashions
Family Heirloom - Wedding Fashions
Family Heirloom - Prom Fashions
Family Heirloom - Military Fashions
Family Heirloom - Other Fashions
Family Heirloom - Agricultural Tools and Machines
Family Heirloom - Books
Family Heirloom - Magazines and Newspapers
Family Heirloom - Other Communications
Family Heirloom - Food Preparation Utensils
Family Heirloom - Furniture
Family Heirloom - Crocheted and Embroidered Articles
Family Heirloom - Handmade Comforters and Quilts
Family Heirloom - Handmade Pillows and Rugs
Family Heirloom - Photos
Recall - Any One Item Formerly Displayed at the Belmont School
and Community Fair
Collection of Antiques
Collection of Dolls
Collection of Toys
Collection of Items with Belmont Logos
Collection of Photos of Belmont History
Collection of Miniature Items (Entire Exhibit Not Exceeding 3” in
Height and Width)
Collection of Unique Salt/Pepper Shakers
Trophy Sponsor
Outstanding Open History - Collections - Creations - Sponsored
by Nodolf and Sullivan Families.
Outstanding Open History - Collections - Creations - Sponsored
by Nodolf and Sullivan Families.
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DEPARTMENT -31- Photography
(Open)
Superintendents - Dave & Niana Dunnam.
• Each Exhibitor is Allowed ONLY (3) Entries
• Only One (1) Entry Per Lot Number
• Exhibits must be mounted on sturdy, White tagboard or posterboard
that is 11” x 14”.
• Each exhibit (not each photo) must have a title, but no art work.
• Photographs will be judged on the basis of technical quality,
composition and storytelling ability.
• Exhibits may be entered in only one category. Reprints or different
size prints of entries already entered cannot be entered again.
• Exhibit must display the type of camera (e.g. 35 mm, digital etc.)
the make (e.g. Olympus, Cannon) and the model (e.g. Easyshare,
ZD86, Revel EDS) of the camera used on the lower right hand
corner of the front side of the exhibit.
• Entry tags must be stapled to the upper right hand corner on
front of the tag board. The tags are 3” x 4” long. Be sure to
consider the tag replacement when arranging pictures.
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• Pictures should be mounted with double sided stick tape or rubber
cement.
• All pictures must not have been exhibited previously at the Belmont
School and Community Fair.
• Standard size prints and 4” x 6” prints will be shown in the same class.
• Do not frame or mat photos.
• Do not use art corners.
• Do not use artwork captions on or around the pictures.
• RECOMMENDATIONS:
- Don’t use date stamped photos.
- Write title as simple as possible.
- Read and follow all rules.
Class
A - Open Class
Photo - 3” x 5” or 4” x 6”
Trophy Sponsor
Best of Show Open Photography - Sponsored by The Belmont Fair
Association.
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PARADE LINE-UP
FOR GRADE
SCHOOL
CHILDREN WILL BE
LOCATED ON THE
TENNIS COURTS
OF THE KEN
LEAHY MEMORIAL
PARK
S AT U R D AY
9:30 A.M.
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TIM’S HOMETOWN
REPAIR & CAR WASH
ALL YOUR SERVICE NEEDS • MINOR TO MAJOR
Have Fun At The Fair!
(608) 762-5931
TRUCKCO
TRACTOR & TRAILER REPAIR • DOT INSPECTIONS
WEATHERHEAD HYDRAULIC HOSE & ACCESSORIES
MADE TO ORDER WHILE YOU WAIT
SELF SERVE 100’ X 20’ TRUCK WASH BAY OPEN 24/7
DISTRIBUTION & INSTALLATION OF SHURCO PRODUCTS
ROGER BUSS
203 West Mound View Avenue • Belmont, WI 53510
Shop (608) 762-6181 • Cell (608) 732-8181
“SEE ROG IN THE GARAGE”
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Exhibits entered in
Junior and Open
Departments 9 - 31
will be on display
Saturday - Sunday
in the Grade School
Gymnasium
Please see department
rules for release time!
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“Since 1958”
Dick Gile - General Manager
Service and Body Shop
Highway 11 • Shullsburg, Wisconsin 53586
Phone: 608-965-4462 • Toll free: 800-362-1313
www.truckcountry.com
Larry, Kim, Carrie & Logan
Adam, Karen, Aaron, Lydia & Naomi
Matt, Rosie & Maverick
28230 College Farm Road • Platteville, Wisconsin 53818 • (608) 732-3923
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Many individuals and businesses make a
contribution to the Belmont School and Community
Fair to ensure the success of the fair. Therefore the
Belmont School and Community Fair express a
special “Thank You” to these people for their
donations.
2015 Fair Donors
Angie Christman - Judge Donation
Auction Specialist - Livestock Gates
Avon Locker - Hosting the Carcass Show
Badgerland - Paper Products
Bekka Lee - Judge Donation
Belmont Community Coffee and Cards - Donation
Bill Clayton - Livestock Auctioneer
Bruce Helms - Judge Donation
Cummins Emission Solutions - Fair Ground Set-Up
Dave Lee - Livestock Auction
Dorothy Carey - Livestock Auction Clerk Helper
Dr. Marcia DeBuhr - Fair Veterinary and Judge Donation
First Capitol Mini-Mart - Gatorade for Teen Dance
First Capitol Salvage, Inc. - Semi-Trailer for Fair Storage
FS - Paper Products
Hubie & Joyce Mester - Donation
Jeff Dornink - Livestock Auction Clerk Helper
Jeff Hodgson - Transporting Livestock Gates and Judge
Donation
Kitty Crase - Judge Donation
Lafayette County Fair Board - For the Use of Scales, Pens,
and Gates
Lynette Dornink - Stunt Night M.C. and Livestock Auction
Clerk Helper
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Marcia DeBuhr - Judge Donation
Marsha Wyatt - Judge Donation
Maureen O’Neill - Judge Donation
Michele Schobert - Livestock Auction Clerk Helper
Mike Compton - Judge Donation
Muz Abersold - Judge Donation
Nodolf Lumber - Use of Gates, Stakes, and Truck
Norma Jean Kadur - Donation
Olthafer Land and Cattle Company - Use of Land and
Boards for Tent Benches
Pam Nodolf - Judge Donation
Pat Mester - Livestock Auction Clerk
Penny DeBuhr - Livestock Auction Clerk Helper
Rob Spangler - Parade Announcer
Spensley Feed Sales - Use of Truck
Todd Palzkill - Transporting Livestock Gates
Tom Morrissey - Auction Clerk Helper
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2015 Stunt Night Drawing Donors
Belmont Fair Association - $500.00
Mound City Bank Employees - $25.00 Visa Gift Card
My Tires (2) - $25.00 Gift Certificate
Downtown Designs Salon & Spa - Half Hour Massage
Pedicure Gift Certificate
Belmont Lions Club - 100th Fair Crock
(2) Wooden Belmont Signs
Opera House Crock
Red Wing Beater Jar Crock
First Capitol Mini Mart - (8) $15.00 Gift Cards
Highland Mint WI Badgers Picture
Green Bay Packer Flameless Candle
Green Bay Packer Wall Clock
Green Bay Packer License Plate
Green Bay Packer Windsock
Mohawk Monkeys
Bear - N - Bee Salon - Gift Basket
Mound View RV - $20.00 Gift Certificate
Poller’s Parlor - $20.00 Cash Prize
Spensley Feeds Sales, Dave & Phil Spensley - (2) $20.00
Cash Prizes
Sports Page - (2) Large Two Topping Pizza
Subway in Belmont - (6) Six Inch Sandwich & Cookie
(4) Free Cookies
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2015 Candy Donors for Parade Clowns
Amy Kamps - In Memory of Ron & Mary Eustice
Captain Clean - Bob & Delores Martin
First Capitol Mini-Mart
Stephanie Pfeil - In Memory of Ron & Mary Eustice
2015 Cheese Donors
Avon Locker Plant
Brunkow Cheese
Carr Valley
Dairy Farms of America
Endless Horizon Dairy - Rick Althaus
Foremost
Gile Cheese
Grande Cheese
Lactalis
Mexican Cheese Producers
Organic Valley
Shullsburg Cheese
Stockton Cheese
Thulie Creamery
Weber Processing
Zimmerman Cheese
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2015 Auction Buyers
Cheese Buyers
Steinhart Farm Service - Grand Champion Dairy Female
Steinhart Farm Service - Reserve Champion Dairy Female
Beef Buyers
Avon Locker
Heinrichs Roofing
Spensley Feed Sales, Inc. (2)
Steinhart Farm Service (2)
Swine Buyers
Avon Locker (2)
B & B Feeds (2)
BCS Embroidery, LLC
DeBuhr, Gary
Fink, Steve (4)
First Capital Salvage
Graber, Brian
Hodgson, Dave
Leahy Farms
McNett Electric (2)
Mound City Bank (2)
Opitz Farms
Palzkill Farms
Riechers Meats
Ross Soil Service
Sauer, Frank
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Schobert, Brad
Schubert, Mike
Spensley Feeds (3)
Steffes, Mark & Brenda
Steinhart Farm Service (3)
Virtue Motors (2)
Whalen Chiropractic
Sheep Buyers
B & B Feeds
Gracies Point
McNett Electric
Morrissey Printing
Noll, Tim
Palzkill, Larry & Marcia
Riechers Meats
Russell Brothers
Spensley Feed Sales, Inc. (5)
Sports Page (3)
Steva Robinson
Tom Clayton Livestock
Goat Buyers
Belmont Sale Barn
Clayton, Bill
Fink, Steve
McNett, Art
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Rabbit Buyers
Clayton, Bill
Flanagan, Harry (2)
Melby Funeral Home (2)
Mester, Pat
Mester, Terry
Sauer, Frank
Virtue Motors (2)
Pie Buyers
B3 Enterprises
Clayton, Tom
Donar, Mark
Hodgson, Tammie
Martin, Richard
McNett, Art
Morrissey Printing
Palzkill, Cindy
Palzkill, Kassandra
Palzkill, Larry (2)
Robinson, Steve (2)
Schubert, Mike (2)
Steinhart Farm Service
Virtue Motors
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2015 Car Trophy and Plaque Donors
1960 and Older Car
Ubersox Auto Group
Runde Auto Group
My Tires
1961 and Newer Car
Pioneer Ford
Dave’s Auto Body
Hometown Repair
Furthest Distance
First Capitol Mini Mart
WEDIG WELDING, LLC
DENNIS WEDIG, Owner
Est. 1993
SHOP: (608) 762-5498
CELL: (608) 778-0074
HOME: (608) 762-5416
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26351 ST. PETER’S RD.
CUBA CITY, WI 53807
FAX: (608) 762-5659
Past Fair Kings and Queens
1988 - Mark Ludlum and Christa Nodolf Weghorn
1989 - Dan Fink and Kathy Masbruch
1990 - Brent Weittenhiller and Michelle Moody Bartlett
1991 - Bret Jenny and Adina Gobrecht Vesperman
1992 - Kevin Peterson and Joanna Craven Nechvatal
1993 - Ryan Kamps and Sunshine Rolle Emerick
1994 - Joel Craven and Kim Cunningham Ubersox
1995 - Jeff Mester and Julia Wolters
1996 - Ben Barrett and Jessica Bockhop Leibfried
1997 - Radley Kamps and Colleen Olthafer Cornell
1998 - Rory Buss and Susanna Craven
1999 - Reed Engelke and Diana Klein
2000 - Jerod Wedig and Holly Kowalski Hebgen
2001 - Jacob Crase and Trista Leahy
2002 - Ben Runde and Carrie Crase Schmidt
2003 - Kevin Frontz and Emily Miller Wilson
2004 - Adam Wiegel and Amanda Craugh
2005 - Dustin Amenda and Shanna Schumacher
2006 - Drew Craugh and Shauna Opitz
2007 - Reggie Kamps and Alex Thomas
2008 - Mitch Austin and Kadie Prew
2009 - Tyler Dornink and Sadie Eastlick
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2010 - John Hentrich and Jessica Stoney
2011 - Issac Haag and Hannah Rand
2012 - Kyle VanBogaert and Jordyn Kamps
2013 - Lucas Stoney and Emma Lee
2014 - Darrell Waugh and Taylor Reuter
2015 - Isaac Wiegel and Emma Buss
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Past Fair Queens
1953 - Pat Ludlum Graber Forbes
1954 - Barbara Jones Gordon
1955 - Sally Simmons Bockhop
1956 - Marilyn Nodorft Ripp
1957 - Nancy Christen Dolan
1958 - Cheryl Cushman Speth
1959 - Connie Eustice Kamps
1960 - Nancy Foote Heiden
1961 - Donna Kowalski Knebel-Junk
1962 - Vicky Jenny Hirsch
1963 - Karen Bockhop Nodorft
1964 - Jeanne Buss Olson
1965 - Karen Bradley Roder
1966 - Linda Palzkill Gard
1967 - Colleen Cunningham Nesheim
1968 - Marsha Riechers Stein
1969 - Cindy Griffiths Martens
1970 - Marsha Ingersoll Spakowicz
1971 - Kathy Voigts Eckels
1972 - Cathy Hermanson Christen
1973 - Cheryl Houtakker Kowalski
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1980 - Kim Hentrich Reuter
1981 - Colleen Riechers Neyen
1982 - Jenell Riechers
1983 - Kelly Burke Matter
1984 - Amy Kamps
1985 - April Knudtson Shemak
1986 - Julie Engelke Tashner
1987 - Brenda Bockhop Whalen
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Past Fair Book Dedications
1968 - Delvin Miller and Elmer Steinhoff
1969 - Wilbert Bockhop
1970 - Mrs. Jack O’Neill
1971 - Elmer Fitzsimons
1972 - Basil Ludlum
1973 - Vince Palzkill
1974 - All Participants
1979 - Cletus Cushman
1980 - Mel Morgan
1981 - Theda Gill
1982 - Ron Eustice
1983 - Dwight Miller
1984 - Gwetholyn Nodolf
1985 - Clarence Knebel
1986 - Jeannette Winn
1987 - Graydon Todd
1988 - Bob & Melva Buss
1989 - Don McNett
1990 - Gene Hawkinson
1991 - Veterans
1992 - Roger & Nancy Adler
1993 - Gib & Marian Riechers
1994 - Ron & Grace Christen
1995 - Herbert Bockhop
1996 - Jeanette Lindholm
1997 - Wayne & Eldeen Bockhop
1998 - Hubie & Joyce Mester
1999 - Tom Skattum
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2000 - Harold Vickers
2001 - Helen Simmons
2002 - Kay Thomas
2003 - Homer & Helen Buss
2004 - Lloyd & Sal Tiedeman
2005 - Cecil, Gordon, and Don Clayton
2006 - Marguerite, Pat, & Ned Keyes, and George Hillery
2007 - Larry & Marcia Palzkill and Jerry & Mary June Frontz
2008 - Bill & Jill Clayton
2009 - Ron & Maggie Bockhop, Sharon Byrne, and Leona
Huggins
2010 - Butch & Peggy Bockhop and Gene & Kathy Riechers
2011 - Bill & Karen Moody
2012 - Rebel & Kathy Riechers
2013 - The Glen & Ruth Spensley Family
Kay & Steve Austin
Steve & Mary Spensley
Dave & Marjorie Spensley
Barb & Bill Heins
Phil & Shelley Spensley
2014 - All who participated in keeping The Belmont School and
Community Fair the success it has been for the past 100 years.
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*** NOTICE ***
BELMONT SCHOOL & COMMUNITY FAIR
PARADE RELEASE AGREEMENT
I have received, agreed to and understand ALL rules and
regulations governing the parade. I understand that the
parade committee and/or sponsors will not be held
responsible for any injuries, accidents, or damages resulting
from any unit's participation in the Belmont School &
Community Fair parade. In addition I hereby authorize the
parade committee or their designee to use, reproduce, and/or
publish photographs and/or video that may pertain to me
including my image, likeness and/or voice without
compensation. I understand that this material may be used in
various publications, public affairs releases, recruitment
materials, or for other related endeavors. By signing this form
I agree all rules are binding and all participants in our
organization will be advised.
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Entry Form
Please complete asterisk items in full to receive
payment. Only one (1) exhibitor may enter on one (1) entry form.
Photocopies may be made.
Send Entries to:
Belmont School & Community Fair
P.O. Box 26 • Belmont, WI 53510-0348
Fax: 608-762-5129
See entry rules on pages 7 - 8
Absolutely NO CHANGES or LATE ENTRIES!!!
***Exhibitor Name __________________________________________
***Date of Birth __________ ***Grade Just Completed ___________
***Mailing Address __________________________________________
***City _________________________***State _____ ***Zip __________
***Parent/Guardian Name ___________________________________
***Telephone # ______________***Premises ID NO. _________________
Dept.
Class
Lot
Description
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Entry Form
Send Entries to:
P.O. Box 26 • Belmont, WI 53510-0348
Fax: 608-762-5129
***Exhibitor Name __________________________________________
***Mailing Address __________________________________________
***City _________________________***State _____ ***Zip __________
Dept.
Class
Lot
Description
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Entry Form
Send Entries to:
P.O. Box 26 • Belmont, WI 53510-0348
Fax: 608-762-5129
***Exhibitor Name __________________________________________
***Mailing Address __________________________________________
***City _________________________***State _____ ***Zip __________
Dept.
Class
Lot
Description
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Entry Form
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P.O. Box 26 • Belmont, WI 53510-0348
Fax: 608-762-5129
***Exhibitor Name __________________________________________
***Mailing Address __________________________________________
***City _________________________***State _____ ***Zip __________
Dept.
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Lot
Description
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Entry Form
Send Entries to:
P.O. Box 26 • Belmont, WI 53510-0348
Fax: 608-762-5129
***Exhibitor Name __________________________________________
***Mailing Address __________________________________________
***City _________________________***State _____ ***Zip __________
Dept.
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Lot
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Entry Form
Send Entries to:
P.O. Box 26 • Belmont, WI 53510-0348
Fax: 608-762-5129
***Exhibitor Name __________________________________________
***Mailing Address __________________________________________
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PARADE ROUTE
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CITY
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COMMERCE ST.
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STATE ST.
CHESTNUT ST.
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GRADE
SCHOOL
MARKET ST.
HWY 126
LAFAYETTE
HAZEL ST.
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PENN
PENN ST.
WASHINGTON STREET
BOND
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DAWN VISTA
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Parade Line-Up Diagram
Subject to Change
A.
B.
C.
D.
Legion
Queen
Lions
Parade Committee Stand
E. All High School Bands
F. Parade Announcer, Radio, TV
G. Band Judges
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Child Entries
Novelty Floats
High School Classes & Their Org.
Elementary School Floats
4-H Floats
Churches & Their Organizations
7. Businessmen’s Floats
8. Other Organizations Floats
9. Out of Town Floats
10. Horses
11. Other Organizations/Families
12. Alumni Floats
PARADE ROUTE TO HIGH SCHOOL
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1
2
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