51St NIA National Show & Convention Logan, Utah

51st NIA National Show & Convention Logan, Utah (Beehive State) June 12th – 14th, 2020

Autumn in Cache Valley -- photo courtesy of Mike Bullock

The 2020 NIA National Show & Convention will be held on June 12th - 14th in Logan, Utah. Logan is a small city in Cache Valley, a mountain valley located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. It’s an easy 90 minute drive from Salt Lake City’s International Airport. The beautiful agricultural valley is nestled between two majestic mountain ranges and home to Utah State University. Logan is surrounded by several bedroom communities and is a slice of Americana that is like a step back in time. The pace is a little slower with many options for things to do. Attendees and their families can stay as busy or relaxed as they choose. Attendees can easily turn this show into a fantastic summer vacation. In addition to the multitude of things to do in the local area, Cache Valley is only a 4 hour drive to Yellowstone & Teton National Parks and about a 4-5 hour drive to most of Southern Utah’s National Parks.

The show and all meetings will be held at the Cache County Fairgrounds Event Center, a new facility completed in 2018. The building features a 20,000 square foot main hall with LED lighting and skylights for natural lighting. Adjacent smaller rooms will facilitate the Board meeting, Membership meeting, etc. The building is air conditioned. There will be plenty of nearby parking. Loading and unloading will be at ground level.

The NIA Awards Banquet will be held at the Riverwoods Conference Center, 1.1 miles from the fairgrounds and adjacent to the Marriott Springhill Suites, our host hotel. There are several other hotels in close proximity to the fairgrounds. There are also RV accommodations at the fairgrounds with WiFi access. Uber, Lyft, taxi and free bus service are all available in the valley.

Since Utah is the “Beehive” state, the “beehive” insulator will be the theme of the show.

Show & Meeting Location: Host Hotel: Cache County Fairgrounds Event Center Marriott Springhill Suites 450 South 500 West 635 South Riverwoods Parkway Logan, UT 84321 Logan, UT 84321 Located 1.1 miles from the fairgrounds Banquet Location: Riverwoods Conference Center 615 South Riverwoods Parkway Logan, UT 84321 Located 1.1 miles from the fairgrounds

Your Show Hosts Are: Don & Jeanne Briel Arnold & Linda Smith P. O. Box 188 796 North 700 East Providence, UT 84332 Morgan, UT 84050 (435) 753-5786 (801) 829-3383 [email protected] [email protected]

Show Schedule: Wednesday, June 10 9:00 am – 4:00 pm Optional bus trip to the Golden Spike National Monument, Thiokol rocket display, & Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge Visitors Center

Thursday, June 11 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Optional Bus trip to Salt Lake City’s Historic Temple Square and City Creek Mall 8:00 am - 8:45 am NIA Board of Directors Breakfast (Fairgrounds) 9:00 am - 4:00 pm NIA Board meeting (Fairgrounds) 12:00 pm - 12:30 pm NIA Board of Directors Lunch (Fairgrounds) 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm Dealer unloading / Exhibitor Setup 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Hospitality Suite at Springhill Suites

Friday, June 12 7:00 am - 8:00 am Dealer & Exhibitor Setup 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Show (NIA day) 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm Display Judging for NIA Awards 4:15 pm – 6:00 pm NIA General Membership Meeting (Fairgrounds) The NIA Membership meeting will include refreshments

Saturday, June 13 8:00 am - 9:00 am Dealer Setup 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Show (general admission) 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Cash bar open at banquet hall 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm NIA Awards Banquet

Sunday, June 14 8:00 am - 8:30 am Devotional 8:00 am - 9:00 am Dealer & Exhibitors Only 9:00 am - 2:00 pm Show (general admission – no entry fee) 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm Dealer & Exhibitor Tear-down

Show Facility:

The spacious main hall of the Cache County Fairgrounds Event Center will accommodate up to 158 sales tables and 40 exhibit tables. All tables will be 30” x 8’. The isles and dealer space will be 8’ wide. Dealers with Insulators, related go-withs, bottles, etc. are all invited. Dealer tables will be $45 each. Optionally, electricity is available for $10 per dealer and must be specified when tables are requested. Exhibit tables are free and include electricity if needed. Those needing electricity should bring a 25’ extension cord. All tables will have nice white cloth table covers. While table covers must remain on all tables until the close of the show on Sunday at 2:00 pm, dealers and exhibitors still setup at that time will be allowed to take their table cover(s) with them free of charge. There may be other incentives to remain setup as well. Staying setup until the close of the show is strongly recommended. We expect many Sunday walk-ins.

Security will be provided by NIA volunteers. The show hall will be locked during non-show hours and there will be no access. The whole building will be locked outside of meeting times. The show hall will have security cameras recording 24 x 7. The entire building will be reserved for this event and the show hosts will control access.

Dealer & exhibitor table signs will be provided 450 South 500 West ID badges will be provided Logan, UT 84321 Hand trucks will be available Lunch will be available on-site each day

The admission charge will be $4 per person and free to dealers and exhibitors. Friday is NIA day and admittance is limited to NIA members in good standing, including dealers and exhibitors.

Lodging:

The host hotel is the Marriott Springhill Suites located at 635 South Riverwoods Parkway, Logan, Utah 84332 (435) 750-5180. It is 1.1 miles from the Cache County Fairgrounds. It is adjacent to the Riverwoods Conference center where the Awards Banquet will be held. It is also where the busses will leave for the pre-show excursions and where the Thursday evening hospitality suite will be held.

There is a block of rooms being held until May 20, 2020, after which they will be opened to the public at full price. The room rate for the show is $139 per night plus tax. The room rate includes a complimentary hot breakfast, complimentary parking, and complimentary WiFi. The room rate is good from June10th through June 15th, but will also be honored for a few days before the 10th and after the 15th if requested when making the reservation. Logan is a summer tourist town and all of the hotel rooms in town fill very quickly. Be sure to make your reservations early. Also, if you need to cancel a reservation for any reason, please do so as early as possible to free up that room for other attendees.

There are a number of other hotels in the area as well. Below is a list of other hotels and their distance from the fairgrounds:

Alta Manner Suites (2 miles from fairgrounds) Anniversary Inn (1.5 miles from fairgrounds) Beaver Creek Lodge (30 miles from fairgrounds in Logan canyon) Horseback riding & ATV excursions available leaving from the lodge Best Western Baugh Motel (1.1 miles from fairgrounds) Best Western Weston Inn (1.6 miles from fairgrounds) Comfort Inn (2.5 miles from fairgrounds) Days Inn (1.8 miles from fairgrounds) Econo Lodge (.8 miles from fairgrounds) Quality Inn (3.4 miles from fairgrounds) Hampton Inn (1.5 miles from fairgrounds) Holiday Inn Express (4.1 miles from fairgrounds) LaQuinta (1.3 miles from fairgrounds) Super 8 (1.3 miles from fairgrounds) University Inn (3.3 miles from fairgrounds)

General Information:

RV Parking is available for about 60 RVs at the fairgrounds with an estimated cost of $26 per night.

WiFi is available throughout the fairgrounds.

Show program books will be available.

The Salt Lake City international airport is approximately 85 miles (an easy 90 minute drive) from the show.

Airport shuttles are available. Here are a couple of links: https://SaltLakeExpress.com/ https://www.yelp.com/search?cflt=airport_shuttles&find_loc=Logan%2C+UT

For those driving to the show, I-15 runs north and south passing about 30 miles west of the show location. If coming from the north, State Road 30 runs east from I-15 (exit 385) to the center of Logan within 1 mile of the fairgrounds. If coming from the south, US 89/91 runs northeast from I-15 (exit 362) and comes within ½ mile of the fairgrounds.

For those not driving and not wanting a rental car while attending the show, there are several transportation options: Free bus service: https://www.cvtdbus.org/index.php (check days, hours, & stops) Taxi service: Logan Taxi Cab -- (435) 753-3663 Cache Cab, LLC -- (435) 232-7900 Uber and Lyft are also available in the valley

The city is quite safe for walking and it should be a very pleasant time of year in the valley.

There are numerous restaurants throughout the valley.

Cache Valley is Rich in Things to See and Do

Visit: https://www.explorelogan.com Or Call 1-800-882-4433 for more information

Just a Few Popular Local Attractions: Show Sponsor

Public pool and water slide across the street from the fairgrounds Park and small zoo on the south side of the fairgrounds American West Heritage Center (depicts life in the early west) www.awhc.org Historic Logan tabernacle tours and concerts Numerous antique shops A wide variety of restaurants Aggie ice cream at Utah State University https://aggieicecream.usu.edu/ Theaters and other entertainment Stokes Nature Center in Logan canyon http://logannature.org/ Wind Caves and other hiking in Logan canyon http://logancanyonhiking.com/

Within a 1 Hour Drive:

Bear Lake recreational area about 40 miles northeast through beautiful Logan canyon Minnetonka Cave www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/ctnf/recarea/?recid=70736 Golden Spike National Historic Site in Promontory, Utah (Part of the optional Wednesday tour) www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/ctnf/recarea/?recid=70736 Northrup Grumman (Thiokol) rocket garden near Golden Spike (Part of optional Wednesday tour) Spiral Jetty near Golden Spike https://utah.com/great-salt-lake-state-park/spiral-jetty Salt Creek Waterfowl Management Area (view wildlife from Compton's Knoll viewpoint) http://www.utahoutdooractivities.com/saltcreek.html Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge Visitors Center (Part of the optional Wednesday tour) Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge auto tour loop (12 miles west of visitors center) https://www.fws.gov/Refuge/Bear_River_Migratory_Bird_Refuge/visit/plan_your_visit.html Ogden Nature Center www.ogdennaturecenter.org Ogden Union Pacific Railroad Depot (Houses the Utah State Railroad museum, Browning Firearms museum, and the Browning-Kimbal Classic Car Museum) http://theunionstation.org/ Eccles Dinosaur Park and Rainbow Gardens www.dinosaurpark.org Historic Weber and Echo Canyons self-guided tour (Natural rock formations used to guide early travelers, pioneer trail, Pony Express trail, etc.) Hill Air Force Base Aerospace Museum http://www.hill.af.mil/Home/Hill-Aerospace-Museum/

Salt Lake City and Surrounding Area Attractions:

Temple Square (Part of the optional Thursday tour) https://www.templesquare.com/ Visitor’s Center Historic Mormon tabernacle Mormon Temple Genealogy Library Pioneer museum City Creek mall (Part of optional Thursday tour) https://www.shopcitycreekcenter.com/

Lagoon (a fairly large amusement park featuring rides, swimming, and a pioneer village) http://www.lagoonpark.com/ Cabella’s near Lagoon State capital building This Is The Place Heritage Park (features structures and early pioneer days in Utah) https://www.thisistheplace.org/ Hogle Zoo https://www.hoglezoo.org/ Historic Fort Douglas and Natural History Museum of Utah https://www.fortdouglas.org/ Clark planetarium https://slco.org/clark-planetarium/ Rio Tinto Kennecott open pit copper mine https://www.kennecott.com/visit

Loveland Living Planet Aquarium https://thelivingplanet.com/ Numerous antique shops in Salt Lake City and surrounding area Thanksgiving Point in Lehi, UT (features Dinosour Museum and much more (Cabela’s nearby)) https://www.thanksgivingpoint.org/ Heber Creeper short-line railroad (offering rides into the beautiful, scenic Provo Canyon) https://hebervalleyrr.org/ Park City (old mining town, shopping area, mining museum, Holiday Village – Tanger Outlet Mall) 2002 Winter Olympic Ski Venues (currently used year round for ski team training) https://www.parkcity.org/ Antelope Island State Park self-guided tour (causeway, island wildlife, and historic Garr Ranch) https://stateparks.utah.gov/parks/antelope-island/

National Parks (Within 5 hours drive):

Arches National Park Bryce Canyon National Park Capitol Reef National Park Canyonlands National Park Zion National Park Yellowstone National Park

National Monuments:

Timpanogos Cave National Monument Dinosaur National Monument Cedar Breaks National Monument Bears Ears National Monument Grand Staircase – Escalante National Monument Natural Bridges National Monument Pipe Spring National Monument Rainbow Bridge National Monument

State Parks:

There are numerous state parks throughout the state of Utah offering picnicking, site seeing, hiking, fishing, boating, etc.

Wednesday, June 10th Optional Golden Spike, Northrup Grumman (Thiokol) Rocket Display & Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge Visitors Center Tour:

We are offering an optional tour that will take participants to the Golden Spike National Monument, the Northrup Grumman (formerly Thiokol) Rocket Garden, and the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge Visitors Center. This bus tour will take about 7 hours, beginning at the host hotel at 9:00 am.

The Golden Spike National Monument will be the first stop where full scale replicas of the two original Central Pacific and Union Pacific locomotives (Jupiter and No. 119) are rolled out for a live demonstration. The original locomotives met in Promontory, Utah on May 10, 1869 when the East and West tracks of the Transcontinental Railroad met. A “golden spike” was driven to commemorate the event. There are replica poles and insulators from the Transcontinental Telegraph on display as well. There is a museum, gift shop, historic presentations, etc.

A short distance away is the Northrup Grumman (formerly Thiokol) solid rocket motor plant with a large full scale display of many of the rocket motors Thiokol has built over the years. The display includes various satellite motors, defensive missiles, a full size Space Shuttle booster motor, etc.

Finally, there will be a stop at the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge Visitors Center. The visitors center offers interactive exhibits, a wetland diorama and other displays featuring information on birds and wetlands of the Refuge, and a nice gift shop. The Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge is a 74,000-acre National Wildlife Refuge in Utah, established in 1928.

A box lunch will be provided. The cost is $40 per person and includes admission. The tour is limited to the 1st 50 people that sign up. A second bus can be added if there is sufficient interest early enough. A waiting list will be maintained in case of any cancellation.

Thursday, June 11th Optional Tour:

We are also offering an excursion to the center of Salt Lake City where participants can visit historic Temple Square https://www.templesquare.com/ and/or the City Creek Mall https://www.shopcitycreekcenter.com/ across the street from Temple Square.

Things to do on and around Temple Square include (visitor’s center, tabernacle, genealogy library, pioneer museum, etc.) https://www.templesquare.com/. There will be a free non-proselyting tour of Temple Square for our group. There are also several other historic buildings in the area. A brochure with a map will be provided when boarding the bus.

The City Creek Mall is unique with a stream flowing through the center and its glass roof that opens on warm sunny days. There are numerous shops and restaurants in the mall. Information will be provided when boarding the bus.

The bus will leave the host hotel at 8:00 am and return around 5:00 pm. Participants will be on their own for lunch at the mall or any of the many restaurants in the area within easy walking distance. The cost is $35 per person. The tour is limited to the 1st 50 people that sign up. A second bus can be added if there is sufficient interest early enough. A waiting list will be maintained in case of any cancellation.

GENERAL RULES OF CONDUCT

All participants shall abide by the NIA Code of Ethics. In particular:

Participants shall not knowingly misrepresent the condition, rarity, or value of insulators or related items they offer for sale or trade.

Imitation and Altered insulators or related items may only be brought onto the show premises if they are PERMANENTLY MARKED or embossed so as to indicate their lack of authenticity. While the NIA Code of Ethics requires Imitation and Altered Insulators to be plainly marked “reproduction” and “fake” respectively, it does not require Questionable Insulators (those which may not be Original Insulators), to be permanently marked. The goal of this rule is to cause a prospective purchaser to easily recognize that an item is a reproduction or fake, or to cause them to question its authenticity. Insulators of questionable authenticity should be represented with candor. If not, a Show Organizer(s) can require a participant to remove the item from a sales table. The decision of the Show Organizer shall be final. NIA Board Members attending a NIA sponsored show will provide active assistance, if requested by a Show Organizer, in resolving violations of the NIA Rules.

All restored and/or repaired items on sales tables must be clearly labeled as such.

All show participants and the attending public shall abide by any site-specific show rules set by the Show Organizer(s) including all applicable State laws, local ordinances, restrictions imposed by the owner of the facility, etc.

Positively no public attendance during show setup hours.

“Aisle dealing" by the attending public is discouraged.

It will not be permissible for dealers to "work the aisles" in any fashion which preempts the opportunities of fellow dealers.

Dealer side shows (spotlights, excessive “cow bell ringing,” etc.) shall not be carried to the point of being abusive to fellow dealers and the general public.

Dealers will not sublet portions of their reserved tables without first consulting with the show host and obtaining permission. Dealer packets, novelties, etc. will only be given to the dealer reserving the table, not helpers nor other dealers sharing the table. Anyone using part of a dealer’s table must also be a NIA member in good standing.

Participants shall keep aisles in front of tables free of boxes and clutter.

Participants are encouraged to cover their unattended tables.

Dealers should keep their sales tables intact until the end of the published show date and time. There may be exceptions made for those driving long distances or needing to make other travel connections, but advance arrangements should be made with the Show Organizer(s) when reserving the table. The Show Organizer(s) reserves the right to locate such tables on the outer aisles or near exits to avoid disruption of the rest of the show with any early departures. The Show Organizer(s) may announce blanket authority for early takedown at such time as public attendance appears to have ceased.

Participants will be responsible for any damage they do to the facilities with their setup practices (i.e. no signs or other items taped or tacked to walls or furnishings).

The Show Organizer(s) will make every effort to provide good security, but will not be responsible for any loss of participant property due to theft or breakage. Each dealer and exhibitor is asked to help with security by watching after his own items and keeping an eye on adjacent tables.

All National Show dealers, helpers, and exhibitors must be NIA members in good standing. All attendees on any NIA day must be NIA members in good standing.

Dealers are required to pay the appropriate Sales Tax on their sales. A simple form will be provided in each dealer packet that can be filled out and turned into a show host or mailed directly to the State of Utah. This is an update from the more complex information in the printed dealer packets.

The reservation of a table at a NIA sponsored show constitutes the acceptance of these rules and agreement to comply with them.

Dealer/Exhibitor and General Show Information

Location: Cache County Fairgrounds Event Center 450 South 500 West Logan, UT 84321 Sales Tables:

All tables are 30” x 96” …………. $45.00 each Electricity .……………….……… $10.00

All dealers and exhibitors must be a NIA member in good standing. Anyone helping a dealer or exhibitor anytime other than during public show hours on Saturday and Sunday must be a NIA member in good standing and listed on the vendor contract. The link for a NIA membership application is: http://www.nia.org/handbook/documents/membership_form.pdf

Exhibitor Tables: Free 8’ table or space. If you would like more than one table or space, contact the show host. Electricity is free for exhibitors, but you may need an extension cord..

Awards Banquet: $38 per adult, 25 per child under 12, & FREE for children under 3 years of age. Complete the Banquet Reservation Form. Pick up tickets at the front table.

Wednesday excursion to Golden Spike, etc.: $40/person

Thursday excursion to Salt Lake City: $35/person

Refund cutoff date: May 15th, 2020

Admission Fee: 3-day General Admission is $4.00 Free admission for dealers, exhibitors, and their listed helpers. Wearing of name badges (which will be in your show packet) is required at all times in the show hall.

Show Hosts: Don & Jeanne Briel Arnold & Linda Smith P. O. Box 188 796 North 700 East Providence, UT 84332 Morgan, UT 84050 (435) 753-5786 (801) 829-3383 [email protected] [email protected]

51st Annual NIA National Show & Convention

June 12-14, 2020 Cache County Fairgrounds Logan, Utah

Sales Table Reservation & Agreement

I and my representatives (i.e. participating family members, helpers, other vendors, etc.) agree to abide by the NIA general show floor rules, code of ethics, and any special rules, as specified in the information included in this show packet. I understand that neither the National Insulator Association, its officers and committee members, the show hosts, nor the Cache County Fairgrounds and their respective owners, managers, subsidiaries, affiliates, employees and agents will be responsible for the theft, loss or damage to person or property, from any cause whatsoever during our participation in this event. I hereby agree to indemnify, hold harmless and defend the Cache County Fairgrounds and their respective owners, managers, subsidiaries, affiliates, employees and agents, the National Insulator Association, it’s directors, chairpersons, agents and members and the show hosts against any claims or expenses arising out of the use of the Cache County Fairgrounds or the actual sale of any item(s) by myself or by any of my representatives as described above. I also hereby agree to indemnify the Cache County Fairgrounds for any damage caused to any property as a result of my or my representative’s participation in this Show and Convention, except for in the case of the Fairgrounds negligence or misguidance.

I also understand that failure to comply with the terms of this agreement may result in my expulsion from the show premises and/or limitations placed on my future participation in NIA sanctioned shows and activities.

Items on my sales table will include: ______

______Sales Tables:

Covered Table 30” x 96” #______X $ 45.00 $ Electricity: per 5 Amp plug-in $ 10.00 $ Chairs required: (no more than 2 per sales table) #______No charge____ Total Amount Due $______

***Please list your name and the names of all helpers and NIA numbers***

Please print: Name: ______NIA #______Name: ______NIA #______Name: ______NIA #______I have read the above, the general rules of conduct, and completed this form. By my signature I hereby accept the requirements and this Agreement’s terms and conditions set by the hosts and the NIA Show Rules and Code of Ethics. I understand the refund cut-off date is May 15th, 2020 and that cancellations past this time will be considered on an individual basis. I also understand I must be an NIA member in good standing at the time of this National Show. (To make it easier for you and those with you, the show host requests you renew your membership or join NIA at least 45 days prior to the beginning date of this National.)

Signed: ______Date: ______Please complete and return this contract along with the NIA reservation tally sheet 51st Annual NIA National Show & Convention June 12-14, 2020 Cache County Fairgrounds Thank you for SUPPORTING the 2020 National! Logan, Utah Exhibit Table Reservation & Agreement

I and my representatives (i.e. participating family members, helpers, other vendors, etc.) agree to abide by the NIA General Show floor rules, code of ethics, and any special rules, as specified in the information included in this show packet. I understand that neither the National Insulator Association, its officers and committee members, the show hosts, nor the Cache County Fairgrounds and their respective owners, managers, subsidiaries, affiliates, employees and agents will be responsible for the theft, loss or damage to person or property, from any cause whatsoever during our participation in this event. I hereby agree to indemnify, hold harmless and defend the Cache County Fairgrounds and their respective owners, managers, subsidiaries, affiliates, employees and agents, the National Insulator Association, it’s directors, chairpersons, agents and members and the show hosts against any claims or expenses arising out of the use of the Cache County Fairgrounds or the actual sale of any item(s) by myself or by any of my representatives as described above. I also hereby agree to indemnify the Cache County Fairgrounds for any damage caused to any property as a result of my or my representative’s participation in this Show and Convention, except for in the case of the Fairgrounds negligence or misguidance.

I also understand that failure to comply with the terms of this agreement may result in my expulsion from the show premises.

Circle one: 8’ Exhibit Table or 8’ Space……. Circle one: Adult or Junior…… Electricity: Yes or No

Select one judging category for your NIA exhibit. You MUST select a category before your reservation will be accepted. Note: All tables will have a white table cover and skirt.

PLEASE SEE THE EXPLANATIONS FOR CATEGORY SELECTION IN THE NIA SHOW RULES AND CODE OF ETHICS. THEN CIRCLE ONE:

Threadless Threaded Glass Threaded Porcelain Specialty Color Foreign General

Lightning Rod Equipment Non-Competitive Pole Line Hardware & Equipment Go-Withs

Number of tables needed: ______Special Request: ______

Print Name: ______

I have read the above, the general rules of conduct, and completed this form. By my signature I hereby accept the requirements and this Agreement’s terms and conditions set by the hosts and the NIA Show Rules and Code of Ethics. I understand the refund cut-off date is May 15th, 2020 and that cancellations past this time will be considered on an individual basis. I also understand I must be an NIA member in good standing at the time of this National Show. (To make it easier for you and those with you, the show host requests you renew your membership or join the NIA at least 45 days prior to the beginning date of this National show.)

Signed: ______51st Annual NIA National Date: ______Show & Convention

June 12-14, 2020 Please complete and return this contract Cache County Fairgrounds along with the NIA reservation tally sheet Logan, Utah

Thank you for SUPPORTING the 2020 National!

Directory Advertising Contract

Promote your business, your club, your show, or yourself! Let other collectors know who you are and what you are looking for, selling, or representing.

I hereby authorize the insertion of the following “copy-ready” advertisement in the Directory for the 2020 NIA National Show & Convention and agree to pay the total for the advertisement I have chosen.

Name: ______

Signature: ______

Advertising Options: 1/8 Page Ad (Business Card) # ____ $10.00 ea. $ ______1/4 Page Ad # ____ $25.00 ea. $ ______1/2 Page Ad # ____ $45.00 ea. $ ______Full Page Ad # ____ $80.00 ea. $ ______Total for advertising $ ______

Please complete and return this contract along with the NIA reservation tally sheet

Copy ready ad due by: April 24, 2020.

Email advertisement to [email protected] or mail “copy ready” ad.

Make check payable to: NIA

Mail to: Don Briel - NIA# 7218 P. O. Box 188 Providence, UT 84332

Thank you for SUPPORTING the 2020 National!

st Awards Banquet Registration Form 51 Annual NIA National Show & Convention Awards Banquet Saturday June 13, 2020 June 12-14, 2020 The awards banquet will be held at the Riverwoods Conference Cache County Fairgrounds Center adjacent to the Marriott Springhill Suites Logan, Utah A reception and cash bar will be open from 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm.

The banquet will begin at 7:00 pm. There is a choice of Barbeque Crusted Chicken, Sweet Glazed Pork Loin, or Vegetarian* as the entree. Also included are Scalloped Potatoes, Roasted Vegetables, Mixed green Salad, fresh Fruit Salad, and Rolls. For desert there will be German Chocolate Cake or Apple Pie with Candied Pecans & Caramel.

Adult admittance # ______Pork or Chicken $38.00 ea. $ ______

Adult admittance # ______Vegetarian $38.00 ea. $ ______

Children under 12 # ______Pork or Chicken $25.00 ea. $ ______

Children under 12 # ______Vegetarian* $25.00 ea. $ ______

Children under 3 yrs. # ______FREE

Banquet Total $ ______

*Vegetarian or other special requests must be made at least 2 weeks in advance.

Special request: ______

Name: ______

Tickets will be in your dealer/exhibitor packet or may be picked up at the front table on Friday or Saturday

Please return this form along with the NIA reservation tally sheet.

Mail to: Don Briel - NIA# 7218 P. O. Box 188 Providence, UT 84332

Thank you for SUPPORTING the 2020 National!

51st NIA Show & Convention Tally Sheet

Sales Table Reservation ...... $ Sales Table Electricity ($10) ...... $ Display Table Request . . . . . please check if displaying ...... No Cost Advertising for Show Directory ...... $ Awards Banquet Total ...... $______Wednesday Golden Spike, etc. Excursion @ $40 per person ...... $______Thursday Salt Lake City Excursion @ $35 per person ...... $______

Total Enclosed $

***Be sure to sign and include the Dealer Agreement, Exhibit Agreement, Advertising Contract, and Banquet Reservation.

Please print legibly: Name: ______NIA#: ______

Address: ______

City, State, Zip: ______

Phone: ______

Emergency contact name: ______

Emergency contact phone: ______

If you are a dealer, helper, exhibitor, or are planning to attend the show on Friday you must be a NIA member in good standing (dues paid). You must wear your show badge to get into the show hall and at all times while in the show hall!!!

Make checks payable to:

NIA Mail the above forms and check to: 51st Annual NIA National Show & Convention Don Briel - NIA# 7218 June 12-14, 2020 P. O. Box 188 Cache County Fairgrounds Providence, UT 84332 Logan, Utah

Thank you for SUPPORTING the 2020 National!

Silent Auctions

To help defray the costs of the National Show & Convention, we will be having silent auctions of donated/contributed items at various times throughout the show. Please consider making a donation of an insulator or insulators, go-with items, etc. to help support this annual event. Remember any donations to the NIA show may be tax deductible. The National Insulator Association is designated as a 501c3 public charity. If you want a receipt for tax purposes, please let Aaron or Shauna know.

Please fill out this form and mail to: Aaron and Shauna Smith 1110 Mahogany Ridge Rd. Morgan, UT 84050

Item(s) to be donated: ______

______

Please contact Aaron or Shauna Smith @ (801) 372-7866, for shipment or delivery arrangements of donation(s).

Name: ______

Address: ______

City, State, Zip: ______

Thank you for SUPPORTING the 2020 National!