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VAN WERT COUNTY 2021 FAIR SCHEDULE 2 VAN WERT COUNTY 2021 FAIR SCHEDULE 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIOR FAIR SCHEDULE NON-LIvEStOCK ExHIBItS & SHOWS Senior Fair Daily Schedule 2-3 Farm Products – Department J-1100 28-33 Horticulture – Department K-1200 33-34 Board OF directors Canned Goods – Department M-1300 35-37 2021 Board Officers~~~A message from the President Baked Goods – Department N-1400 37-38 of the Board 5 Fine Arts – Department P-1500 38-39 Fair Directo Photos & Information 6 Photography – Department Q-1600 39-40 Commitess~~~Departments & Committee Heads 7-8 Antique & Vintage Items – Department R-1700 40-41 Domestic Manufacture – Department S-1800 41-42 general informAtION Cut Flowers & Potted Plants – Department T-1900 42-44 Fair Office Hours 8 FORmS Price Schedules: Gate Admission~~~Grandstand 9 Gate Information~~~Restroom/Showers~~~Picnic Entry Form – General 45 Area~~~ Diaper Changing/BabyFeeding County Commissioners~~~County Engineer JR FAIR INFORMATION & DEPARTMENTS CONStItUtION/BYLAWS/RULES/REgULAtIONS JR. FAIR INFORmAtION Constitution ~~~ Bylaws 10-13 Daily Schedule & Important Pre-Fair Dates 47 Ohio Livestock Exhibition Rules 13-16 Officers, Board Members, Advisors & Committees 48 General Rules & Information (Admission, Exhibits, 16-18 Booth Decorating & 4-H Fashion Review 49,57 Emergency Veterinarians, Farm Machinery, Con- Showmanship & Showman of Showmen Contest 49 cessions & Privileges, Restrictions, Solicitors, Lost & Livestock Sale 50 Found/Public Address, Miscellaneous) Junior Fair Constitution 50-56 Quality Assurance Training 55-56 CAmpINg 4-H Interview Judging 56 Camping Rules & Regulations 17 4-H Volunteers 57 4-H Projects & Premiums - 3400 56 Race EvENtS FFA 57 Speed (Harness Racing) Program 19 FFA Shop Project - 2100 58 Running Races 20 OtHER ExHIBItS & Shows ON tHE grounds JUNIOR FAIR CROp & LIvEStOCK CLASSES Horseshoe Pitching Tournaments 17 Junior Fair Crops - 2200 58-59 School Exhibit - Department W 18 Beef Department - 2300 59 Special Day EvENtS Steers & Beef Feeders - 2400 59-60 Dairy Feeders - 2500 60 Senior Citizens Day~~~Wednesday 3-4 Dairy Department - 2600 60-61 Veterans Day~~~Thursday Swine Department – 2700 61 First Responders Day~~~Tuesday Sheep Department – 2800 61-62 Goat Department – 2900 62-63 SENIOR FAIR DEPARTMENTS Poultry Department – 3000 63-64 HORSES Rabbit Department – 3100 64-65 Horse Department – 3200 65-66 Horses – Departments A 21 Ponies – Departments B 22-23 BUCKEYE Y, SCOUtS OF tHE USA & OtHER LIvEStOCK ExHIBItS & SHOWS INFORmAtION Beef Departments CB-400 23-24 Open to the World Feeder Calf Show 23 Buckeye Y Information 67 VWCO Born & Raised Steer Class 24 Boy & Girl Scout Information 67 Dairy – Department CD-600 24-25 Junior Fair Award Sponsor Information 67 Goats – Department D-700 25-26 Sale Buyers & Booster Club 67-69 Sheep – Department F-800 26-27 Van Wert County Market Lamb Show 27 Open to the World Market Lamb Show 26-27 Swine- Department G-900 27 Trentman Open Memorial Swine Show 27 Rabbits – Department H 28 4 THE NATION’S LEADER OHIO IN AGRICULTURAL FAIRS MIKE DEWINE, GOVERNOR DOROTHY PELANDA, DIRECTOR, JON HUSTER, LT GOVERNOR DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE THE OHIO DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE IS PROUD TO BE A PART OF YOUR FAIR! Van Wert Count Agricultural Society 2021 Officers Kathy McCollow John Giessler Mike Poling Clint Myers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer A Message from the President of the Board… Welcome to the 165th Van Wert County Fair! The Board would like to share some exciting information regarding improvements to the grounds as well as the addition of new events to the Fair schedule. Since last year, the Board has made the following property improvements: Structural upgrades to the Junior Fair Building, the Grandstand, and the Dairy, Beef and Pony Barns New Gate 2 Entrance New fence along Washington Street New event information for this season are as follows: The addition of one day to the fair for a total of seven days New ride company Rodeo Greater diversity of free entertainment now located in four separate areas Many thanks to the individuals, families and merchants who have graciously donated their time and/or their financial gifts in support of the Agricultural Society. The Board continues to strive to improve and to continue to help keep the Van Wert County Fair one of the premier fairs in the State of Ohio. I have enjoyed serving as President and hope you will come out and enjoy some of the many activities happening during Fair week. Enjoy the 2021 Van Wert County Fair! Kathy McCollow 5 VAN WERT COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY - 2021 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2021 TERM COLIN HARTING JOHN GIESSLER CALLA MILLER KIM MASON SETH EVANS Tully At Large Washington City of Hoaglin Township Van Wert County Township Van Wert Township 1907 Lare Rd 5247 US Rt 224 9716 Brickner Rd. 1003 S. Shannon St. 16727 Wetzel Rd Convoy, OH Convoy, OH Delphos, OH Van Wert, OH Van Wert, OH 419-203-1409 419-203-0067 419-234-4148 419-513-0323 419-203-1544 2022 TERM RYAN ADAM BRIAN ETZLER CLINT MYERS MIKE WORTMAN DALTON SIDLE Harrison Willshire Ridge Union County Township Township Township Township VIllages 3438 Monmouth Rd. 13148 Convoy 17122 Lincoln Hwy 4600 Liberty Union Rd. 633 South Vine St. Convoy, OH Heller Rd Van Wert, OH Van Wert, OH Van Wert, OH 419-203-7193 Ohio City, OH 419-771-8167 419-513-1108 419-605-5560 419-605-7567 2023 TERM KATHY MCCOLLOW AARON KNITTLE ROGER WILKIN DAVID JONES SUSIE SANDERSON Jennings Liberty Jackson York Pleasant Township Township Township Township Township 14791 Horeb Rd 7502 Wren Landeck Rd 3978 Middle Point 17399 Jonestown Rd 10436 Sidle Rd Venedocia, OH Ohio City, OH Wetzel Rd. Venedocia, OH Van Wert, OH 419-233-6126 419-910-1691 Middle Point, OH 419-667-2610 419-605-5600 419-233-1067 6 VAN WERT COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY 2021 AUXILIARY DIRECTORS Jaci Almandinger Taylor McCoy Seth Schulte Matt Almandinger Jordan Miller Mark Sheets Office Staff Jen Balliet Tristin Miller Don Swander Melissa Bradford Zach Miller Chris Vorst Terry Childs Jimmy Murphy Cindy Wallace KASEY DENMAN Dave Evans Ron Owens Zane Weck MADDY LAMB Megan Knittle Nathan Profit Sofia Wilson KAILEY SIEFKER Spencer Linn Morgan Pugh Erika Wise AUSTIN SHEETS Chris Lobsiger Larry Royer Jacob Wortman Bob McCollow Curt Schaffner JASON RAWLINS EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS: Grounds CURTIS YOUNG Foreman OSU Extension Educator, Ag & Natural Resources 2021 COMMITTEES First Name Listed is Committee Chairman AUDIT Miller Myers BUILDINGS/GROUNDS/EQUIPMENT Myers Giessler Harting Evans Poling Infrastructure Evans Wortman Sidle Mechanical Giessler Jones Adam Harting Carpentry Harting Sanderson McCollow Mason Grounds Myers Etzler Wilkin Knittle Electrical Evans Poling CAMPER & TRAILERS Poling Adam Knittle CHEERLEADING CONTEST Mason Wilkin DEMO DERBY Giessler Adam Sidle EXECUTIVE McCollow Giessler Myers Sanderson Etzler Poling GRANDSTAND CONCERT LOGISTICS Wortman Knittle Adam M.Poling FREE GROUND ENTERTAINMENT Mason Etzler Poling Sanderson POLICY & PROCEDURES - ETHICS McCollow Etzler Sanderson Poling SALE BUYERS Etzler Myers Poling TRUCK & TRACTOR PULL Harting Poling Sidle VETERANS/SR. CITIZENS DAY Wilkin Mason Poling MOTOCROSS Evans Giessler Sidle CALF SCRAMBLE/Barnyard Battle Etzler Wortman Wilkin Miller TUG-A-TRUCK Etzler Myers Miller Sidle CAR/TRUCK SHOW Myers Harting VAN WERT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS & ENGINEER The Van Wert Agricultural Society thanks all of our County officials for their continued support! THAD TODD STAN RYANNE KYLE J. WENDEL LICHTENSTEIGHER WOLFRUM OWENS BOLLENBACHER PE, PS Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Clerk Van Wert Chairman Vice-Chairman Administrator County Engineer 7 2021 DEPARTMENTS First Name Listed Is Department Chairman TREASURER Myers Miller PONIES & SADDLE HORSES Knittle SPEED /RACE Wilkin Sidle Evans DAIRY CATTLE McCollow Adam BEEF CATTLE Etzler Miller BOER GOAT Adam Sidle SHEEP Mason Harting RABBITS Jones JUNIOR FAIR & JR FAIR ADVISORY Jones Mohr Evans FARM PRODUCTS Harting Sidle FINE ARTS Sanderson Poling GRANDSTAND Mgr McCollow Miller Giessler SECURITY Myers Jones GATES Miller McCollow Giessler MACHINERY & ANTIQUE MACHINERY Harting SPACE & CONCESSIONS Poling Etzler PUBLIC. REL., ADV., & SPONSORSHIP Poling Smith HORSESHOE PITCHING Knittle SOUND Poling Myers MUSIC PAVILION Mason Sanderson SCHOOL EXHIBIT Poling COMMERCIAL BLDG Sanderson Knittle RYAN TRENTMAN MEMORIAL Wortman Etzler SAFETY Harting SANITATION & WASTE REMOVAL Jones Myers Poling VAN WERT COUNTY FAIR Van Wert County Fairgrounds 1055 S Washington St Van Wert, OH 45891 Fair Office Hours Fair Entry Information Non-Fair Season Entries can be sumbitted online: Monday-Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm vanwert.fairentry.com Thursday 9:00am to 7:00pm Fair Season Monday, July 5, 2021: Entries Open at 9:00am Monday, July 5th to Friday, August 27th, 2021 Saturday, Aug 14, 2021: Entries Close at 12:00pm Monday-Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm Thursday 9:00am to 7:00pm Friday, Aug 27, 2021: Entry Tags Available for Saturday 9:00am to 12:00pm Pickup During Fair Monday, Aug. 30th to Monday, Sept. 6th 2021 Monday-Saturday 9:00am to 5:00pm [email protected] Tel: (419) 238-9270 Sunday 9:00am to 12:00pm www.vanwertcountyfair.com Fax: (419) 238-6408 8 GATE ADMISSION GATE LOCATIONS Gate #1 - Balyeat Ave (Walk-In & Drive-In) Persons 12 (twelve) FREE Gate #4 – SouthEast Gate – Parking and Livestock Entrance years of age and under Gate #5 - Fox Rd - Southwest Gate - Truck Pull, Cheerlead- Individual Membership ing Invitational, Demolition Cars, Race Horses, and Infield Certificate – Needed to Entrance place entries (Voting Gate #6
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