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Back On The Dance Floor Again ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ ____ ____ ____ Date This Form Completed For Committee Use Only 6 3 rd W isconsin S quare & R ound D ance C onvention August 5 – 7, 2022 Central Wis . Convention & Expo Center – 10101 Market St. – Rothschild, WI 54474 FEE SCHEDULE (per person) Air Conditioned All Halls Under One Roof Early Bird – 3 Days - $45. 00 Thru July 31, 2021 Thru After Special Guest Caller June 30 , 20 2 2 Ju ne 30 , 20 2 2 Convention Dance Hours: All 3 Days . $ 50.00 $5 5.00 Friday 3:00pm to 10:00pm Ted Lizotte Sat urday . $ 2 5.00 $ 3 0 .00 Saturday 9:00am to 10:00pm Friday or Sun day . $ 1 8.00 $ 2 3 .00 Sunday 10:30am to 3:00pm Sponsored by CNW - SDAW and Youth under18 - F ees are ½ of the adult regist ration fee. Youth must be accompanied by an adult. After Parties Friday & Saturday 10pm to 11p m Central WI Callers Assoc. CIRCLE YOUR SDAW AREA ALL FEES ARE DUE WITH REGISTRATION FORM $5 CANCELLATION FEE AFTER JUNE 30, 202 2 Central NW South East South West Wolf River His Last Name CIRCLE YOUR PREFERRED DANCE PROGRAMS Her Last Name M ainstream Plus MS DBD Plus DBD High Energy Address Phase II + Bonus Rds Phase III Rds Phase IV Rds City S tate ZIP + Advanced Contra C/W Lines Phone - - E - mail: Square Dance Attire Is Encouraged. Shoes Are Required. Please Wear Your Club Badge. Is this your first Wisconsin Convention? Yes No No Taping or Recording of Any Kind is Allowed at the Convention FRI SAT SUN S OLO AGE FEE BE A FASHION SHOW MODEL √ √ √ √ Register before May 1, 20 2 2 to be considered for modeling. His First Name Name _____________________ ___ _____________________ Her First Name Name _____________________________________________ Youth First Name GET YOUR NAME IN THE SOUVENIR BOOKLET Youth First Name For $1 per lin e you can have your names published in the Youth First Name Souvenir Booklet’s “Best Wishes” pages. Enter amount under FEES. Fashion Show Tickets - $ 3 .00 each Deadline is Ju ne 1, 20 2 2 . Attach additional names as needed. Names for “BEST WISHES” page in Souvenir Booklet - $1.00 per lin e (Deadline Ju ne 1, 20 2 2 ) Name # 1 ___________________________________________ TOTAL AMOUNT DUE WITH REGISTRATION FORM Name # 2 ___________________________________________ MAKE CHECK PAYABLE TO: 63 rd Wisconsin Square & Round Dance Convention YOUTH PERMISSION MAIL TO: Rex & Sue Roehl / W6737 Ridge Road / Neillsville, WI 54456 The Convention does not provide supervision for youth under Please include a self - addressed and stamped business envelope for returning your receipt and ribbon. 18 years of age. An adult, assuming responsibility for the To Pay Using A Credit Card – Call: Rex & Sue Roehl – 715 - 743 - 3553 registered youth, must sign a permission form that will be available at the time your registration packet is picked up. On FOR CALLER, CUER & LEADER – PROGRAMMING & EDUCATION site contact information will be needed as well as Parental or You must be a Full Member of a recognized callers or leaders association as of January 1, 20 2 2 and be registered before Guardian information. March 1, 20 2 2 to be considered for programming. The Programming Chairmen will send out profile sheets. Please circle your interests in being progra mmed. “TRAILS END” DANCE – Come Early The Trails End Dance will be Thursday evening , August 4, 2022 . Squares: He She Rounds: He She Contra : He She C/W Lines : He She Education : He She It will be called by Ted Lizotte and held at the Convention facility His E - mail: __________________________________________________________ ___ ______________ ______________ from 7:30pm – 10:00pm. Please pay at the door. Her E - mail: ______________________________________________________________ _______ ______ ____________ __ Spon sored by the Central WI Callers Association & CNW Dancers HOTELS, MOTELS & CAMPING 6 3 rd Wisconsin Square & Round Dance Convention To get the special rate w hen registering be sure to mention that you are August 5 – 7, 2022 with the Wisconsin Square & Round Dance Convention . Back On The Dance Floor Again Please make your registrations early. R oom blocks end July 1, 2022. Hotel prices do not include state and local taxes. A ll room rates listed are Central Wisconsin Convention & Expo Center estimates only and are subject to change. There are no room blocks being 10101 Market Street, Rothschild, WI 54474 held at any hotels other than those listed below. R ate s are based on single or double occupancy , there ma y be charge s for additional pe ople . H otels – Rate per Night (Accepting Reservations after Sept. 6, 2021) Holiday Inn & Suites (connected to the Convention site) Standard Double Queen Rooms $1 1 4.00 1000 Imperial Ave. Rothschild, WI 54474 Square Dance or Western Attire is Encouraged 715 - 355 - 1111 Traditional square dance attire for ladies would be a square dance dress or skirt & blouse ensemble, including prairie skirt styles. For Stony Creek Hotel (1 block away from the Convention site) the men, long - sleeved western style shirts with dress slacks or dress Deluxe Double Rooms $114.00 Deluxe King Rooms $ 94.00 jeans are appropriate. Not considered appropriate are tee shirts, 1100 Im perial Ave. tank tops, and shorts. Your cooperation would be greatl y Rothschild, WI 54474 appreciated. Barefoot dancing is prohibited . 715 - 335 - 6858 Best Western Plus (about ½ mile) CAMPING Standard Single Rooms $99.00 Standard Double Rooms $109.00 RV d ry camping is available behind the Convention Center. 803 W. Industrial Park Ave. Electrical hook - up is available for $40.00 (Thursday thru Sunday) Rothschild, WI 54 474 715 - 355 - 8900 Lake DuBay Shores – 1 3 miles 1713 DuBay Drive AmericInn Lodge & Suites ( about 7 miles) Mosinee, WI 54455 Standard Double Rooms $109.00 7115 - 457 - 2484 4115 Barbican Ave. RV Water & Electric (20/ 50 amps) Weston, WI 54476 715 - 301 - 0758 Marathon County Park – 8 ½ miles Fairfield Inn & Suites (about 7 miles) 1201 Stewart Ave. King Rooms $149.00 Wausau, WI 54401 7100 Stone Ridge Drive 715 - 261 - 1566 Weston, WI 54476 RV Water & Electric (20/30 amps) 715 - 241 - 8400 .
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