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1 Ticket for All Events–$30! TUESDAY JUNE 19 • 7:00 p.m. Fair Parade & Queen Coronation WEDNESDAY JUNE 20 • 7:00 p.m. Figure 8 Races THURSDAY June 21 • 7:00 p.m. Night of Destruction FRIDAY Allison, Iowa JUNE 22 • 7:30 p.m. William Michael Morgan with opening act Natalie Stovall SATURDAY June 23 7:30 p.m. Lonestar with opening act Little Texas SUNDAY JUNE 24 12:00 p.m. Chuckwagon Races Design ©Topline DesignsDesign ©Topline 6:00 p.m. Scrambles 1 TICKET FOR ALL EVENTS–$30! After June 17, $40, available only at the fairgrounds Treasurer’s office. 2 2018 BUTLER COUNTY FAIR Queen’s welcome... Hello Butler County! My name is Korrigan Hippen and I am your 2017 Butler County Fair Queen. I live in Aplington and have two older siblings. Since I was a little girl, the Butler County Fair was always something I looked forward to. I grew up participating in the rabbit and chicken scramble, then to the pig scramble, and finally ended with catching a calf in the 2015 calf scramble. I get to compete in the “Night of Destruction” events as well, which is always an entertaining night. Overall, the Butler County Fair is easily my favorite time of the year. I would like to start by saying a huge thank you to all of the fair board members, I know how much time you put into planning and setting up the fair for all of us to enjoy. I would also like thank Becky Prostine for helping me with everything that went on this past year, and of course Lincoln Savings Bank for sponsoring me. Last but not least, my family and friends deserve a huge thank you for supporting and helping me through my reign as Queen. 2017-2018 FAIR BOARD MEMBERS I was crowned Miss Aplington June 5th, 2017. A few short weeks later, and I was competing for the County Fair Queen. I was not able to enjoy all of the Queen activities that were scheduled for Susan Ebensberger, President • Michael Stirling, Vice President that Wednesday, because for most of the morning and into the afternoon I was showing my horses at Inger Johnson, Secretary • Kathy Meyer, Treasurer the County Fair Horse Show. When I was done showing I went back to the church to start with the Front (L to R): Clint Sharp, Steve Dilger, Kathy Meyer, Sue Ebensberger, judging, as well as participate in the rest of the activities with the other Queen’s. Every single Queen that Mike Stirling, Inger Johnson, Randal Johnson. competed in this competition was amazing, and would have also made great County Fair Queens. I am Back (L to R): Chad Osterbuhr, Evan Chesnut, Jay Mittag, John Endelman, so blessed to have been chosen as Queen. During my time as Queen I participated in all of the livestock Nick Kluiter, Kasey Schmidt, Jason Johnson. Absent: Derek Prostine, shows, rode in a chuckwagon, helped with the scrambles and was able to meet the singers like Tracy Lawrence, Tucker Beathard, and Joe Diffie. My favorite part was seeing all of the young 4-H kids, Frances Krull, Jennifer Bright, Kristen Wix, Mike Ruby, Mark Bangasser they’re our future of agriculture and it was so reassuring seeing how excited they were to show and also how much they care for their livestock. Our County Fair is one of the best and I was so honored to be apart of it. About a month after the County Fair, it was time for the Iowa State Fair where I spent five days participating in many different activities with 102 other Queens. I met so many amazing girls during “COUNTRY CRAZY” this experience. I still talk to a few of them today. This past January I was able to attend the Fairboard at the Butler County Fair! Appreciation Supper as well, that supper really showed me how many people devote so much of their time to the Butler County Fair and I found it truly amazing. I am so excited for 2018 Butler County Fair. Welcome to the 163rd Butler County Fair where everything is definitely I cannot wait to see what amazing and deserving girl gets crowned Queen. Thank you everyone for all “Country Crazy” this year! We are really mixing things up for ya all by start- the support I have been given this past year. I am so honored and blessed to have been able to represent ing out Tuesday night with our parade and Queen Coronation. New this year is the best county in Iowa. Next Generation Shows carnival. They are bringing lots of rides, fun and excite- ment for all ages! We are bringing Bruno and his Bengal Tigers back as well as Korrigan Bob Bohm Family Entertainment. But the craziest thing, Friday/Saturday con- certs this year you won’t want to miss! Our 4-H youth have been selling tickets like “crazy! We greatly appreciate all the youth and leaders! So come help us be 2018 FAIR EVENT TICKET “Country Crazy” at the Butler County Fair! Susan Ebensberger $30 until June 17 President, Butler County Fair GOOD FOR ALL GRANDSTAND EVENTS! After June 17, $40, available only at the fairgrounds Treasurer’s office. 5th Annual Fair Parade NEW SINGLE TICKET FOR ALL YOUR EVENTS. Each ticket, VIP credential and 4-H credential will have a bar code on them that will be scanned when going to each event.If you leave TUESDAY, JUNE 19 • 7:00 P.M. the event you will have to be hand stamped to return. Each barcode will only be able to be scanned Grandstand (free gate) once per event and then reset for the next event. All ticket and credentials will have a number in the upper right hand corner for our cash drawing. NEXT GENERATION SHOWS CARNIVAL WILL BE OPEN FROM 6:00 P.M.-10:00 P.M. Reduced wrist bands following the parade for $10. FAMILY PACKS AVAILABLE 4 Event Tickets, 30 Carnival Ride Tickets, & discount/free item coupons for Food Vendors on grounds – $130 AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING BUSINESSES: ALLISON: Casey’s, J&C Grocery, Lincoln Savings Bank APLINGTON: Lincoln Savings Bank CLARKSVILLE: Casey’s, Iowa State Bank DUMONT: First Security State Bank & Trust GREENE: Lincoln Savings Bank & Casey’s PARKERSBURG: Brothers Market, Midwest Bank SHELL ROCK: Security State Bank NEW HARTFORD: Casey’s OR BY MAIL: Send remittance plus $2 shipping & handling BEFORE SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 2018 to: Kathy Meyer, 28643 205th Street, Clarksville, IA 50 Children Age 6 & Under Admitted FREE Currently Enrolled Butler County 4-H & FFA Members Pre-Fair Price $12.00 **ALL TRACKSIDE SEATING- BRING YOUR OWN CHAIR – Limited Seating Available ALL SALES FINAL * NO REFUNDS IF A RAIN DATE IS SCHEDULED RETAIN ORIGNAL TICKET FOR ADMISSION ORDER ONLINE: WWW.BUTLERCOUNTYFAIR.ORG Thank you for Supporting the Butler County Fair! www.butlercountyfair.org | COUNTRY CRAZY! ALL DAY Antique Tractors & Machinery 1:00 PM Bob Bohm’s Family Entertainment 1:30 PM Tiger Show 2:00 PM BARNYARD BATTLES, Arena 2:00 - 4:00 PM Activities for Kids - Youth Building 2:00 - 4:00 PM ABCM Presents BINGO, The Big Tent 2:30 PM 4-H/FFA Pet Show, Henning Building 3:00 PM Bob Bohm’s Family Entertainment 3:30 PM Tiger Show 4:00 PM - Closing Generation Shows CARNIVAL 4:00 PM Hypnotist, Terry Stokes, Jr., Hospitality Pavilion 5:00 PM Bob Bohm’s Family Entertainment 6:00 PM Hypnotist, Terry Stokes, Jr., Hospitality Pavilion? 6:00 PM Tiger Show 6:30 PM Grandstands Open (subject to change due to sound check) 7:30 PM NATALIE STOVALL, OPENING ACT FOR WILLIAM MICHAEL MORGAN, Grandstand 9:30 PM Hypnotist, Terry Stokes, Jr., Hospitality Pavilion 10:00 PM - 1:00 AM Natalie Stovall, Beer Garden/DeKalb Stage TUESDAY, JUNE 19 8:00 AM - 2:45 PM Non-Livestock Judging (check specific time for club) SATURDAY, JUNE 23 Kids Day 3:00 - 4:00 PM Horse/Pony Check-in (Game Horses) 8:30 AM 4-H/FFA Rabbit Show, Arena 4:30 PM Horse Show- Game Night 9:00 AM - 8:30 PM Floral Hall Building Open 5:00 PM Butler County Fair Jackpot Swine Show 10:00 AM Cake Contest, Floral Hall Check-in 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM KIDS DAY ACTIVITIES 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM Next Generation Shows CARNIVAL 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM Archery- North Butler Pheasants Forever Reduced rate arm bands following parade $10.00 No Child Left Indoors Archery & BB Gun 7:00 PM FAIR PARADE, Grandstand 6 years & Older Crowning of the 2018 Butler County 10:00 AM Bob Bohm’s Family Entertainment Fair Queen, Grandstand 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM Balloon Artist, Darrell Anderson 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM 4-H Youth Building Open WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20 Iowa State Bank Day 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM Commercial Exhibits Building Open 7:30 - 9:30 AM Free Breakfast for Exhibitors, Arena 11:00 AM Tiger Show Sponsored By Iowa State Bank 11:00 AM Family Magic, Mike Prestby, Hospitality Pavilion 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM Open Class Floral Hall Entries, Floral Hall 11:00 AM 4-H/FFA Poultry Show, Poultry Barn 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM 4-H Youth Building Open 11:00 AM - Closing Next Generation Shows CARNIVAL 10:30 AM 4-H/FFA Horse Show, Horse Arena ALL DAY Antique Tractors & Machinery ALL DAY Antique Tractors & Machinery 1:00 PM Bob Bohm’s Family Entertainment 2:00 - 4:00 PM Activities for Kids, Youth Building 1:00 PM Kid’s Pedal Tractor Pull, Hospitality Pavilion 3:00 PM Bob Bohm’s Family Entertainment 1:30 PM Family Magic, Mike Prestby (Walk Around) 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM Commercial Exhibits Building Open NOON - 5:00 PM 4-H Communications Day- Henning Building 4:00 PM - Closing Next Generation Shows CARNIVAL (kids welcome to participate in working exhibits 4:00 - 7:00 PM Balloon Artist, Darrell Anderson ~12:00-1:30pm in 4-H Building) 7:00 PM FIGURE 8 RACES, Grandstand 1:00 PM Extension Centennial Refreshments & Door Prizes, Auction of Wood Carvings, Bike Give-Away Henning Building 9:00 PM - 12:00 AM Boom Box Music by Jeff Kolb, 1:30 PM Extension Centennial Program- Henning Building Beer Garden/DeKalb Stage 2:00PM - 4:00 PM 4-H Extemporaneous and Education Presentations, Henning Building 2:00 PM Tiger Show THURSDAY,
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