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Washington County Fair Premium Book Washington County Fair Premium Book PREMIUM BOOK VALID FOR: July 21-26, 2015 Washington County Fair Park 3000 Hwy. PV, West Bend, WI 53095 1 2015Premium Book Index Department Page Number Department Page Number Fair Park Information 3 132 Jr. Club Booths 118-119 Admission Prices 4 133 Jr. Youth Leadership / Self Deter- 120-121 mined Judging 5 134 Jr. Social / Political Science 122 Staff & Committees 6 1 Open Dairy Cattle 123 Exhibitor Instructions 7-9 2 Open Beef Cattle 124-125 Regulations for State Aid 10-13 4 Open Sheep 126 Animal Health Regulations 14-18 6 Open Draft Horse 127-129 Jr. Department General Rules 19-21 7 Open Poultry 130-133 Veterinarian Responsibilities 22 8 Open Rabbit 134-135 Overnight Passes 23 14 Open Plant & Soil Science 136-141 15 Open Flowers & House Plants 142-145 Buy a Brick 24 16 Open Natural Science 146 101 Jr. Dairy Cattle 25-28 18 Open Cultural Arts 147-148 102 Jr. Beef/Dual Purpose Livestock 29-31 20 Open Photography 149 103 Jr. Swine 32-33 22 Open Woodworking 150 104 Jr. Sheep 34-37 24 Open Mechanical Projects 151 105 Jr. Goats 38-41 25 Open Foods & Nutrition 152-157 106 Jr. Horse/Ponies 42-49 26 Open Clothing 158-159 107 Jr. Poultry 50-55 27 Open Knitting Crocheting & Wool 160-162 Spinning 108 Jr. Rabbits 56-61 28 Open Home Furnishings 163-167 109 Jr. Dogs 62-63 32 Open Educational Exhibits 168 110 Jr. Animal Vet Science 64-67 40 Open Senior Citizens 169-172 111 Jr. Llama/Alpacas 68-70 41 Open Project by Exhibitors 173 With special needs 113 Jr. Cats 71 114 Jr. Plant & Soil Science 72-75 Those participating in the WC Fair may request reason- 115 Jr. Flowers & House Plants 76-77 able accommodation for disabilities by contacting , 116 Jr. Natural Science/Wild Life 78-83 Sandy Lang, AIS Executive Director and Fair Manger, at 262-677-5060 or [email protected]. In advance 117 Jr. Exploring/Cloverbuds 84-85 At least one month in advance is suggested. Staff will 118 Jr. Cultural Arts 86-88 follow up with participant as soon as possible to dis- 120 Jr. Photography 89-91 cuss the requests for accommodation and will notify 121 Jr. Computers 92 the appropriate County Fair officials of accommoda- tions that have been approved. 122 Jr. Woodworking 93-94 123 Jr. Electricity 95-96 124 Jr. Mechanical Projects 97-99 Fair Premium Book and Online Entering 125 Jr. Foods 100-105 available at www.wcfairpark.com 126 Jr. Clothing/Clothes Horse 106-109 127 Jr. Knitting/Crocheting/Wool Spin- 110-112 Washington County Fair Park is not responsible ning for any changes made to this book after 128 Jr. Home Environment/Quilting 113-114 129 Jr. Child Development 115 publication. 131 Jr. Communications/ Demonstra- 116-117 tions 2 Washington County Fair Dates: July 21-26, 2015 ALL ENTRY FORMS MUST BE RECEIVED AT THE FAIR PARK OFFICE OR ONLINE BEFORE JUNE 30TH NO EXCEPTIONS Draft Horse Deadline is 6/12/2015 No Exceptions! Address: 3000 Hwy PV West Bend, WI 53095 Phone: 262-677-5060 – Office 877-677-5060 – Toll Free 262-677-5070 – FAX Email: [email protected] Office Hours : Monday -Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm 3 Admission Fees JUNIOR DEPARTMENT EXHIBITORS $7.00 Season Pass OPEN DEPARTMENT EXHIBITORS $20.00 Adult Season Pass $10.00 Youth Season Pass GENERAL Tuesday $3.00 (All Ages-no discounts) Wednesday $7.00 Adults (13 and over) Senior/Military Day $5.00 Seniors (60 and over) $3.00 Youth (7-12 yrs.) Military Free + 1 guest Thursday $10.00 Adults (advance $7 prior to 7/10/15) $3.00 youth Friday $10.00 Adults (advance $7 prior to 7/10/15) $3.00 youth Saturday $10.00 Adults (advance $7 prior to 7/10/15) $3.00 youth Sunday $7.00 Adults $5.00 Seniors (60 and over) $3.00 Youth Season Pass Adults 13 & over $25.00 (advanced) $30.00 (after 7/10/15) Youth 7-12 yrs. $10.00 ($12.00 after 7/10/15) ) 6 yrs. and under -- FREE *These prices may change after publication* GATES OPEN & ADMISSION IS CHARGED FROM: 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. - Tuesday 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Wednesday - Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. - Sunday Exhibitors being judged after gates open must have a wristband The Washington County Agriculture and Industrial Society and the Washington County Education and Culture Committee takes this opportunity to welcome you to its 157th annual Fair. The Fair is held to encourage young people of the county to learn new skills in the process of becoming adults. We extend to all a sincere invitation to attend. 4 TYPES OF JUDGING Danish Judging: This is the traditional system, in which all exhibits of the same division are present- ed simultaneously to the judge. The judge evaluates each exhibit, but is permitted to give a maxi- mum of 25% ribbons within each color group in each division. This style is used primarily in the ani- mal departments and open division entries. Face-to-Face Judging: This form of judging allows more flexibility for judge and exhibitor. Youth bring their projects to the judge within the allotted time, and talk to the judge about their exhibit. Based on the variables from the “face-to-face” discussion, the judge awards the ribbon and premi- um which he/she believes is appropriate. This style is used in junior division departments exhibited in the Ziegler Family Exposition Center. Premium Listings: 1st Blue = Excellent 2nd Red = Very Good 3rd White = Good 4Th Pink = Needs Improvement JUDGING 1. Exhibits in any department must be worthy, in the estimations of the judge, to qualify for a prize. 2. Not more than one premium will be awarded any exhibitor upon any one prize number. 3. Any person residing in Washington County is eligible to enter Open Departments. Jr. De- partment exhibitors must be a member of a recognized youth group. 4. Any exhibitor who shall attempt to interfere with deliberations or decisions of the judges will be excluded from competition in that division. 5. Any person making a false entry will forfeit premium. 6. All judging will be done by qualified judges registered with the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection. 7. The report of the judges must be made out and returned to the Manager’s Office at the completion of the Department Judging 8. No person except the Manager and assistants will be allowed to examine the entry books until after the awards have been made. 9. All premiums, both regular and special, are the absolute property of the Washington County Ag & Industrial Society, and will be paid as such. 10. All articles competing for premiums will be under the control of the Superintendent and must not be removed from the grounds until after the last day except by written permission of the manager. Failure to abide by this rule, exhibitor forfeits all premium. 11. No articles shall compete for more than one premium unless as part of a collection, nor will premiums be awarded when articles are not worthy in the estimation of the judges, even though there will be no competition. 5 WASHINGTON COUNTY AGRICULTURE & INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dan Dineen Mary Krumbiegel Roger Kist Robbie Robrahn Marilyn Merten Barb Lemler Kathy Broske Carrie Kasubaski Ken Miller Rick Gundrum Scott Remmel John Kohl Ray Heidtke Peter Rettler Tony Warren Collete Troeller Richard Roembke Tracy Oestreich WASHINGTON COUNTY EDUCATION AND CULTURE COMMITTEE Don Kriefall, Chairperson Ray Heidtke Mike Parsons Marilyn Merten Tim Michalak WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIR PARK STAFF Fair Park Executive Director/ Sandy Lang Fair Manager Marketing/Sales Manager Derek Kozlowski Event Services Coordinator Event Services Coordinator Vicki Passineau Accounting Department Ruth Dzemske Fair Volunteer Coordinator Savanna Schuette Building & Grounds Manager Dave Miller UW EXTENSION STAFF 4-H Youth Development Educator Brianna Stapleton Welch 4-H Youth Development Staff Assistant Megan Buehler Family Living Educator Carol Bralich Agriculture/Agri-Business Educator Community Development Educator Paul Roback Nutrition Education Coordinator Renee Vertin Ziegler Building Coordinators Rachel Demmon and Melissa Kescenovitz 6 EXHIBITOR INSTRUCTIONS All entries must be turned into Fair Park by June 30 IN ALL CASES OTHERWISE NOTED, ONLY ONE ENTRY MAY BE MADE UNDER ONE CLASS BY AN EXHIBITOR. 1. Entry forms must be received in the Washington County Fair Office by 5 p.m. June 30 or by midnight June 30 at www.wcfairpark.com. Entry forms will not be accepted after this date. 2. All entry forms must include exhibitor name, complete address, department entered, the division and class number, and fair premium book description. If not completed in full, the entry may be eliminated. Junior class entries MUST enter club name or organization name. 3. All entries must be made as indicated in the premium list. 4. An error on an entry form may result in a loss of premium. 5. Everyone, exhibitors included, will need wristbands to enter the Fair after the gates open. RECYCLING FEE (per animal) 1. A recycling fee will be charged for each animal exhibited in the Pleasure, Draft Horse, Dairy, Beef, Llama, Sheep, Swine, Goat, Rabbits and Poultry Departments. No refunds on recycle fee. Dairy, Beef, Llamas $4.00 per animal Sheep, Swine, Goats $2.00 per animal Poultry and Rabbits $0.75 per animal Horses (Pleasure) $5.00 per horse Horses (Draft) $10.00 per slip stall $15.00 per box stall $20.00 per tack stall DISQUALIFICATION PROCESS (junior and open class exhibits) I.
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