Mon County Fair 2017

KICK OFF PARADE JULY 31 @ 7:30 PM FAIRGRONDS OPEN AUGUST 1 - 5

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LIVESTOCK AUCTION SAT., AUG 5 @ 6 PM BUCKY COVINGTON FRIDAY, AUGUST 4

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IT’S ALL RIGHT HERE FAIRGROUNDS LOCATED AT MYLAN PARK

500 Mylan Park Lane Morgantown, WV 26501

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The Monongalia County Fair is held at Mylan Park which is a state-of-the-art recrea onal and educa onal complex located on over 300 acres of beau fully reclaimed surface-mined property just minutes from downtown Morgantown, West Virginia.

SUNDAY, JULY 30 12:00 to 4:00 PM CHECK IN/REGISTRATION for: Quilt Show entries Photo Contest entries Food, Agriculture, Produce Needlework, Arts & Cra s 4-H non-livestock project exhibits

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MONDAY, JULY 31 6:00 to 10:00 PM Receiving, Vet Check, Inspec on of 4-H/FFA Livestock 6:30 PM Weigh–In/Measurement 4-H & FFA Project Animals Parade line up begins downtown 7:30 PM Monongalia County Fair Parade (High Street)

500 Mylan Park Lane Morgantown, WV 26501 Direc ons to Mylan Park and the Fairgrounds I-79 from the North – Pennsylvania: Take exit 155 (US 19 / WV 7-West Virginia University) and turn right on Chaplin Hill Road. Mylan Park is approximately 1.6 miles on the right.

I-79 from the South – Clarksburg / Fairmont / Charleston: Take exit 155 (US 19 / WV 7-West Virginia University) and turn le on Chaplin Hill Road. Mylan Park is approximately 1.7 miles on the right.

I-68 from the East – Cheat Lake / Preston County / Maryland: When I-68 ends at I-79 take I-79 North to exit 155. At that exit, turn le on Chaplin Hill Road for approximately 1.7 miles. The North Gate entrance to Mylan Park is on the right.

From Morgantown via US 19 / WV 7: Depar ng Morgantown on US 19 North or WV 7 West, cross the Monongahela River and at the next stop light (beside Sheetz), con nue up the hill toward I-79 past the entrance to University Town Centre. Go under Interstate 79 and stay on Chaplin Hill Road for about 1.6 miles to Mylan Park on the right.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 1 5:00 PM Fairgrounds open 5:00 to 10:00 PM Quilt/Ag Exhibit/Cra Show (Hazel Ruby Building) 5:00 to 9:00 PM Rock Crawl Pit open to trucks/jeeps (Motorsports Area) 6:00 PM Carnival Opens 6:00 to 10:00 PM Live Entertainment on Outdoor Stage Acous c Open Mic Night (Outdoor Stage) 7:00 to 9:00 PM BINGO (Tent on Grounds) 7:00 PM Queen’s Pageant (Hazel Ruby Building) 9:00 PM Professor Bubblemaker Show (Midway) 10:00 PM Carnival & Fairgrounds Close

FAIRGROUND HOURS Fairground & Carnival Hours During Fair Week Fairgrounds Tuesday-Thursday: 5 to 10 PM Friday: 5 to 11 PM Saturday: Noon to 11 PM

Carnival Tuesday-Thursday: 6 to 10 PM Friday: 6 to 11 PM Saturday: 1 to 11 PM Paid $10 Gate Admission Fee per person includes: parking, exhibits, Gambill amusement rides, award winning entertainment, motorsports, Inflatable land & more family fun for all ages. Children UNDER the age of 1 are Free! CASH ONLY AT GATE. Paid Gate Fee for Kid’s Day, Saturday, August 5 is good for re-entry Saturday night.

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2 5:00 PM Fairgrounds open 5:00 to 10:00 PM Quilt/Ag Exhibit/Cra Show 5:00 to 9:00 PM Rock Crawl Pit open to trucks/jeeps 6:00 PM Carnival Opens 6:00 to 10:00 PM NEW RELICS - w/Marshall Lowry 7:00 4-H & FFA Goat, Sheep, Dairy Showmanship & Show 7:00 to 9:00 PM BINGO TENT 7:30 PM Teen/ Junior Miss Pageant (Hazel Ruby Building) 9:00 PM Professor Bubblemaker Show (Midway) 10:00 PM Carnival & Fairgrounds Close THURSDAY, AUGUST 3 5:00 PM Fairgrounds Open 5:00 to 10:00 PM Quilt/Ag Exhibit/Cra Show 5:00 to 9:00 PM Rock Crawl Pit open to trucks/jeeps 6:00 PM Carnival Opens 7:00 PM 4-H & FFA Rabbit & Beef Showmanship & Show 7:00 to 9:00 PM BINGO TENT 7:30 PM Li le Miss/Li le Mister Pageants (Hazel Ruby Bldg) 8:00 to 10:00 PM DANCE PARTY w/DJ Chad Lane (Outdoor Stage) 9:00 PM Professor Bubblemaker Show 10:00 PM Carnival & Fairgrounds Close

FRIDAY, AUGUST 4 5:00 PM Fairgrounds open 5:00 to 10:00 PM Flying Circus - Indoor Flight Demonstra ons-The American Ins tute for Aeronau cs and Astronau cs (AIAA.org) (Hazel Ruby Bldg.)

DRONE RACING (Ruby Field) 5:00 to 10:30 PM Quilt/Ag Exhibit/Cra Show 5:00 to 9:00 PM Rock Crawl Pit open to trucks/jeeps 6:00 PM Carnival Opens 6:00 PM TRUCK/JEEP ROCK CRAWL COMPETITION 6:00 to 10:00 PM BUCKY COVINGTON w/opening act Nathan King Intermission Show FLAME IMPROV THEATRE 7:00 PM Professor Bubblemaker Show 4-H & FFA Swine & Poultry Showmanship & Show 7:00 to 9:00 PM BINGO TENT 9:00 PM Professor Bubblemaker Show 10:00 PM Carnival & Fairgrounds Close

SHARON SEMANS’ KIDS DAY NOON-4 SATURDAY, AUGUST 5 Noon Fairgrounds Open Kids’ ATV/Cycle Rodeo Registra on (Motorsports Area) Noon to 4:00 PM WV Rotorsports DRONE RACING (Rugby Field) Noon to 2:00 PM Quilt/Ag Exhibit/Cra Show (Hazel Ruby Building) Noon to 4:00 PM Face Pain ng by Paint Me Pre y (Midway) 1:00 PM Carnival Opens Kids’ ATV/Cycle Rodeo (Motorsports Area) 1:00 to 2:00 PM Diaper Derby (Hazel Ruby Building) 1:00 to 4:00 PM Sculpted Air (Carnival Area) Professor Bubble Maker (Carnival Area) Touch A Truck featuring local Volunteer Fire Departments & EMS Vehicles 2:00 PM Ag Olympics Meet-n-Greet with SPIDERMAN, BOB the Minion and POPPY the Troll (Outdoor Stage) Kids’ Power Wheels Derby Registra on (Motorsports Area) 3:00 PM Josh Kno s Extreme Illusions & Escapes (Outdoor Stage) Kids’ Power Wheels Derby (Motorsports Area) 3:00 to 5:00 PM Car Show Registra on (Hazel Ruby Building) 4:00 PM Adult Demo Derby Registra on (Motorsports Area) 5:00 to 8:00 PM Car Show (Hazel Ruby Building) 6:00 PM 4-H & FFA Youth Livestock Auc on (Livestock Barn) 7:00 to 9:00 PM BINGO TENT

7:00 PM Professor Bubblemaker Show (Midway) 7:30 PM Demoli on Derby (Motor Sports Area) Live Entertainment on Outdoor Stage SUBWAY w/Opening Act Eric Lewis (Outdoor Stage) 9:00 PM Professor Bubblemaker Show (Midway) 11:00 PM Carnival & Fairgrounds Close

ROBY BEST IN SHOW AWARD The Monongalia County Fair Association and the Morgantown North Rotary Club are proud to announce the creation of the Roby Best of Show Award. The new award is named after Roby Young, longtime supporter of the Monongalia County 4-H Program and Rotary member. To be eligible for the Roby Award, 4-H participants must have a nonlivestock project exhibition display during the fair inside the Hazel Ruby Building. The award will be presented Saturday evening.

With this new award, Morgantown North Rotary Club and the Monongalia County Fair hope to: 1) expand opportunities for 4-H kids to be recognized; 2) establish a partnership with another civic organization to support the fair 3) give Rotary and 4-H an opportunity to recognize and honor a longtime community supporter; and 4) add monetary support to encourage youth to do more non-livestock projects.

The Morgantown North Rotary was created in 1992 and Roby joined in 1995. Roby served in nearly every leadership position in the Club and had a major role in several Rotary projects, the biggest of which was the 2005 construction of Tugboat Depot, the children’s playground on the Star City waterfront area.

In 2000, when he was President of the Club, he signed off on the Overman Agreement, a fund in the WVU Foundation in memory of Dennis Overman to support medical and dental students visiting developing countries; the fund has subsequently grown to more than $20,000. Other projects include international housing and dental projects in Guatemala, raising funds for Rotary’s global effort to eliminate polio, and organizing the Rotary multiphasic health events.

Roby Young has been a behind the scenes and quiet supporter of the 4-H program in Monongalia County for many years. He served as a member and President of the Monongalia County 4-H Foundation for over 10 years and worked diligently to ensure that every child who wanted to attend camp, but could not afford to do so, was provided with scholarship money. He assisted at 4-H camp by volunteering his time to prepare and serve evening snacks, scooping out popcorn for movie night, or keeping the trash cans emptied. Additionally, Roby has helped at the Mon County Fair with exhibit check-in.

Furthering his beliefs in the values 4-H instilled in youth, he ensured that his children and now grandchildren are involved in 4-H clubs and camp. Evidence of this is his attendance at the ever popular 4-H visual presentation contest to support his grandchildren. Roby made an easel for his own children to use while they gave their 4-H project presentations. The easel is now being used by the Young’s grandchildren for their presentations. Roby’s wife Carol says “We have to smile each time our grand kids participate in visual presentations. They always have to have the easel he made for our girls when they were doing the same. It’s their lucky easel.”

His grandchildren complete their project work and create amazing 4-H exhibits to be displayed at the Mon County Fair.

This affords community members with the opportunity to understand and appreciate what youth involved in 4-H are learning through project work.

Roby Young, along with his wife Carol, have been strong supporters of the 4-H program in Monongalia County for many years and their support is appreciated by the volunteers, members, community members and others involved within the program.

We have to smile each time our grand kids participate in visual presentations. They always have to have the easel he made for our girls when they were doing the same. It’s their lucky easel.

JON HAMMOND 2017 PARADE MARSHAL Head Coach, WVU Rifle Team

Abrdeen, Scotland na ve, Jon Hammond has made good on his 2006 hiring-promise to returned the West Virginia University rifle team to na onal glory by implemen ng a strategy for success that has seen six na onal championships in nine seasons, nine individual NCAA tles, eight consecu ve Great American Rifle Conference (GARC) Championships, four undefeated seasons, 126 All-America honors and 11 Capital One Academic All-America recogni ons. Addi onally, Hammond has overseen the careers of mul ple Olympians, including 2016 Gold Medalists Ginny Thrasher and Nicco Campriani.

Most recently, Hammond led the Mountaineers to their na on-best 19th Na onal Championship in March with a championship-record score of 4723. Freshmen Milica Babic and Morgan Phillips claimed the NCAA air rifle and smallbore tles, respec vely, and Phillips was named the NCAA Championships’ Top Performer. WVU finished the 2016-17 season with a 12-0 mark, the team’s second straight undefeated season, and swept the GARC regular season and conference tles.

Since Hammond’s return to Morgantown, 58 Mountaineers have earned a spot on the annual CRCA All-Academic Honor List, and at least one student-athlete has earned a CoSIDA Academic AllAmerica honor in each of the last seven seasons.

A two- me Olympian for Great Britain, Hammond became the most successful Sco sh athlete in a single Commonwealth Games when he won four medals in 2010 – two Gold, one Silver and one Bronze.

Hammond earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Leeds while compe ng for its rifle team before compe ng for the WVU rifle team while working toward a master’s degree in sport management in 2002-03. He is married to the former Lindsay Brooke, and they have one son, Lewis.

Monongalia County Fair Kick O Parade Monday, July 31, 2017 7:30 p.m. down High Street

FRIDAY NIGHT AUGUST 4

Our Season

BUCKY COVINGTON HEADLINES WEEK LONG LIVE ENTERTAINMENT

The 2017 Monongalia County Fair will feature headliner Bucky Covington.

Covington, a former contestant on “American Idol,” will perform on the outdoor stage on Friday, August 4. Opening act Nathan King will start at 6 p.m. with Covington taking the stage around 7:30 p.m.

Bucky Covington’s self tled debut CD opened at #1 on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart with the biggest first week sales for any debut country ar st that year. He went on to become the best selling debut ar st of 2007 and delivered three consecu ve Top 10 singles to country radio (“Different World”, “I’ll Walk”, and “Good To Be Us”), and a total of six charted singles. In addi on to compe ng on the fi h season of American Idol, Bucky’s na onal television appearances have included Good Morning America, Live with Regis and Kelly!, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, The Tonight Show and Fox & Friends. Bucky’s recent singles include last summer’s feel good tune “Buzzin”, and “Drinking Side of Country” (duet with Shooter Jennings).

Bucky recently released his first independent project in the form of a 6 song EP tled, “Happy Man”, which has produced 2 singles char ng on Music Row charts so far. Covington co-produced the project alongside his long me producer, Grammy nominated Dale Oliver.

West Virginia na ve Nathan King will open for Covington.

King displayed a passion for music at an early age, and has spent many years traveling the country and performing.

Being self taught in the arts of guitar, bass, drums, banjo, keyboard and vocals has helped Nathan King create his music from every aspect. Having tackled the world of hard rock and heavy metal, Nathan decided to go back to his small town roots, where the simple things hold all the best memories that anyone could ask for. The result is incredible, and the new single “Heaven Tonight” is sure to please country music lovers everywhere.

Opening at 6 PM NATHAN KING Our Season

2016 FAIR QUEEN FAITHLYNN WALKER

On the night of August 2, 2016, I did not know that my life for the next year would be a rollercoaster of events and emotions.

I hope throughout the week, you will be able to take a glimpse into my year as the 2016 Miss Monongalia County Fair Queen.

Fair week was definitely the best week. It is full of food, fun, and family and friends. The Monongalia County Fair became a second home that week. Not long after the end of the fair, I rode in some parades with my fellow queens, including the WVU Homecoming and Buckwheat Festival Parades.

In October, I participated in a Trunk or Treat held by the Lion’s Club where I won Best Trunk as Alice in Wonderland while representing my title. My sister queens and I held a December Calendar Raffle where we sold tickets at the mall in November. We ended up donating $6,700 to a local woman suffering from Breast Cancer.

I represented the Mon County Fair at the West Virginia Association of Fairs and Festivals in January, where I had a blast with my Monongalia County Fair family. My pageant family and I participated in the Polar Plunge. Although it was terrifying because it was my first time, it was an incredible day with my Mon County Fair family. We made a great looking M&M team.

In April, I was blessed with the most amazing community support when visiting Children’s

Hospital at Ruby. I was able to donate fourteen containers of needed items including 300 hats, one container of stuffed animals, four containers of entertainment items including games and toys, clothing, baby supplies, blankets and so much more.

This experience was life changing. For that one day, the Monongalia County Fair was a new addition to Disney and I was the newest “Disney” Queen. I am glad I was able to share some “Mon County Fair love” with such special kids.

Even though this does not include all of the events that I attended over this past year. I highlighted a few of my favorite.

The Monongalia County Fair has changed my life, and I hope when you attend this year’s fair then you will feel the same way.

I hope you feel welcomed to come to a place where family and friends can gather to laugh and have fun. I hope to see you August 1- 5 at the Monongalia County Fair.

It has been an honor to represent such a spectacular fair, and I am forever proud to be the 2016 Miss Monongalia County Fair Queen. I will forever cherish this year, and hold onto the memories that were made this year.

With love and best wishes, Faithlynn Walker Your 2016 Miss Monongalia County Fair Queen

2016 MON COUNTY F 2016 Teen Queen Whitney Faith Wade Parents: Thomas and Christine Wade Whitney is a student at Suncrest Middle School where she is a student advisor.

Hobbies include basketball, auctioneering, volleyball, track, working and baton twirling.

Whitney is a proud graduate of the Mendenhall School of Auctioneering in High Point, NC. She is the youngest graduate of the school and very proud to not only have meet fellow students from across the country, but had the pleasure to meet World Champion auctioneers.

Her plans for the future are to become a successful lawyer and auctioneer.

2016 Junior Miss Kaitlyn Nicole Frisk Parents: Jennifer and Brian Frisk Kaitlyn, is an honor roll student at Mountaineer Middle School. She is a gymnast, plays the violin and enjoys spending time with elderly people, especially veterans. Her grandfather, a US Air Force Vietnam Veteran, is her role model.

In addition to her Monongalia County crown, she has also served as Little Miss Dunnelton, FL (2011); received 3rd runner up in the National American Miss Florida; and received 2nd runner up in National American Miss Ohio.

Kaitlyn’s plans for her future include becoming a psychiatrist for our Veterans returning from war.

FAIR ROYALTY COURT

Little Mister Brenden McCutcheon Parents: Ashley and James McCutcheon Attends Suncrest Primary

Little Miss Evelyn “Evie” Laurita Parents: Mandi and James Laurita, lll Attends St. Francis

2016 LITTLE MISS & MISTER

3RD ANNUAL LIVESTOCK AUCTION SAT., AUG. 5 @ 6 PM

Monongalia County Fair Livestock Show and Auction participants must be enrolled in Monongalia County 4-H, Clay-Battelle High FFA Program or University High FFA Program.

From a buyer’s perspective: “Knowing that each animal has received quality care is a key element in my participation in the auction.”

Auction Goals The Monongalia County Fair Livestock Auc on servers as a learning and business venture for young men and women. It is their market place... and you...their prospec ve buyer. Par cipants u lize the proceeds from the livestock sale to expand their market projects, purchase addi onal livestock and grown their college fund. The objec ves and purposes of 4-H/FFA Market Livestock Sale • To provide an outlet for market stock raised in a 4-H/FFA project.

• To provide youth, their parents, and leaders an experience in one method of marke ng and selling.

• To encourage members to learn a marke ng process.

• To improve livestock enterprise and encourage excellence in management and economical produc on through par cipa on in an auc on.

• To educate the general public about the efforts expended by 4-H and FFA members in connec on with the livestock project.

• To provide ongoing consumer educa on for 4-H/FFA with a focus on marke ng at proper weight, quality grade and producing a desirable carcass from a consumer and producer standpoint.

DEMOLITION DERBY SATURDAY AUGUST 5 We are excieted to welcome Thompson Motorsports back with the DEMO DERBY. Regisration will open at 4 PM in the Motorsports Area. Derby will start at 7:30 PM. The Demo Derby is covered in the Gate Admission price. Demo registration is $25.

More info: MonCountyFair.org/demo-derby

ATV RODEO Saturday, August 5 Registration:12 NOON Rodeo begins at 1PM Entry Fee: $10 per class entry 100% Pay Back for Each Class Open to ages 4 to 15

POWER WHEELS Saturday, August 5 Registration: 1 PM Racing begins at 2 PM

KIDS DAY

Ages 3 years to 9 If there are enough participants, they will be divided into two (2) groups: 3 yr to 5 yr and 6 yr. to 9 yr

MOTORSPORTS We are excited to welcome Thomas Motorsports, LLC back to host the Kids Day Motorsports events. Full event details are available on our website at www.

MonCountyFair.org/Motorsports.

Questions should be directed to: Thomas Motorsports, LLC at 304-889-3256 or visit www.thomasmotorsportllc.com.

2016 SHOWMANSHIP CHAMPIONS GOAT Grand Champion & St. Grand Showman HANNAH MAXWELL Reserve Grand Champion & Jr. Grand Showman MARINA MAXWELL Sr. Reserve Showman - ALAINA EAVENSON Jr. Reserve Showman - JONES TANTON Exhibitors: Brianna Stuart, Josephine Tanton, Wyatt Sharpless, Alaina Eavenson

MARKET POULTRY CHICKEN Grand Champion & Sr. Reserve Showman SYDNEY FRIEND Reserve Grand Champion & Sr. Grand Showman ALAINA EAVENSON

MARKET STEER Grand Champion & Jr. Reserve Showman TREVOR RIDGEWAY Reserve Champion & Jr. Grand Showman JENNA RAKE Exhibitor: Hannah Maxwell

MARKET RABBIT Grand Champion & Sr. Grand Showman KODY FOWLER Reserve Grand Champion & Sr. Reserve Showman HANNAH MAXWELL Jr. Reserve Showman - NIKOLAS McCRAY Exhibitor: Kody Fowler

LAMB Grand Champion - KARSON MOORE Reserve Grand Champion - KARSON MOORE Sr. Grand Showman - BAILEY GILCHRIST Jr. Grand Showman - MADISON SOLLON Sr. Reserve Showman - DESTINY SHARPLESS Jr. Reserve Showman - KENDAL SAUL Exhibitors: Chloe Sharpless, Emily Pugh, Bailey Gilchrist, Madison Sollon, Sam Hoopengarner, Hunter Six, Dylan Sell

FEEDER STEER Grand Champion & Sr. Grand Showmanship Champion J. THOMAS GENNOY Reserve Champion - TANNER SIX Exhibitor: Chris Blosser, Bailley Howell

MARKET TURKEY Grand Champion - ALAINA EAVENSON Reserve Grand Champion - SYDNEY FRIEND

MARKET HOG Grand Champion - CHRIS BLOSSER Reserve Grand Champion - KODY FOWLER Sr. Grand Showman - THOMAS GENNOY Sr. Reserve Showman - DYLAN STATLER Jr. Reserve Showman - SHANNON STATLER Exhibitors; Shannon Statler, Dylan Statler, Marina Maxwell, Chris Blosser, Willow Colebank, Nahaniel McCray, Taylor Stuart, Logan Sickles, Skylar McCray, Dylan Sell, Jonathan Arnett, Jenna Ratke, Alex Ratke, Mason Ratke

Don’t miss the exciting 4-H & FFA Exhibits inside the Hazel Ruby Building. In addition to great vendors from across the state you’ll find the Quilt Show Exhibit, Photo Contest Entries and more!

GAMBILL AMUSEMENTS Gambill Amusements is a family-oriented carnival traveling in West Virginia, Western Maryland and Southwestern Pennsylvania.

Founded in 1941 by Quinn, Ken and Lola Gambill in their hometown of Wintersville, Ohio, it is currently o wned and operated by the third and fourth genera on of the family. The first investment was a pony ride that appeared at local fes vals, picnics a nd fairs. As the years passed, mechanical rides were added and before they knew it, instead of an extra job, it became their business. Like any family business, everyone was called on to help in one way or another. They were taught that if we would take care of our customers, they would take care of our business.

A carnival is like a traveling town, with a varied g roup of people just like in any town. Unlike t he common no on that carnival personnel are Gypsies, tramps and freaks in today’s world they could more likely be your next door neighbors. A sample of the people who travel with the Gambill organiza on would include a re red policeman, a stock broker, a PRCA rodeo contestant along with many teachers, mechanics and college graduates.

A s in any small business the carnival industry i s governed by many federal, state and county r ules and regula ons. Like the trucking industry, i t is governed by the Federal Motor Carrier Act and at the present me employ as many cer fied drivers as most medium size trucking companies.

I n addi on, all rides are tested and cer fied. In the off-season, the rides go through an inspec on p rogram that includes Ultra-Sound Tes ng, M agnaflux Par cle Tes ng and various X-Ray Tes ng of hidden components to assure safety.

I n order to insure safety, regular inspec ons f rom outside the organiza on are done by the i nsurance carrier as well as the states of West V irginia, Pennsylvania and Maryland. These are w elcome inspec ons because they help Gambill obtain high safety ra ngs with all concerned. They a re proud of the fact that Gambill Amusements has always been rated as one of the safest carnival opera ons in the country.

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WINE TASTINGS

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hen you make your way into the Hazel Ruby Building to check out the vendors, 4-H, FFA and other exhibits be sure to make stop at one of the amazing W V winery booths for sampling. If you like what tasted, you can buy a glass to enjoy as you peruse the offerings inside the building or even buy a bottle or two to take home.

COX FAMILY WINERY MARTINSBURG, WV WEST-WHITEHILL WINERY SOUTH MOOREFIELD, WV BROKEN TRACTOR WINERY BRUCETON MILLS, WV HEATHBERRY FARM & WINERY DRYFORK, WV

Making Memories Through Fabric A hair stylist by trade, Jane Fleming fell in love with quilting after taking Nancy Klein’s quilting class at the Apple Barrel. “We did a star pattern in a twelve inch square and I was ‘hooked’!”

Jane was a founding member of the Country Roads Quilt Guild. The group provides opportunities for quilters to meet and form life-long friendships. The group has travelled to quilt shows in Paducah, KY; Lancaster, PA and more. “We enjoy having quilting parties, sewing and quilting together. We have made memories through fabric for our families and friends to cherish.” The group continues to be part of WVU’s Mountaineer Week activities by presenting a quilt show.

Sharing her love and talent, Jane taught a beginner/intermediate class at the VoTech Center for fifteen years. Knowing how many people she taught to quilt is a highlight for her. “Many of my former students still come up to me and thank me for their ‘addiction.’ Learning to quilt was the best decision and I am so thankful for all who have done it with me through the years.”

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Monongalia County Fair Board & Planning Committees EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rob Maxwell, President Randy Moore, Vice President Amee Blake, Treasurer Vickie Trickett, Media Director Kathy Eichensehr, Secretary MEMBERS Jennifer Fowler, Ed Hawkins, Monica Maxwell H.R. Scott, Ann Weimann, Pam Yost MIDWAY/OUTDOOR VENDOR COORDINATOR Randy Moore INDOOR VENDOR/QUILT SHOW COORDINATOR Anne Weimann PARADE COORDINATOR Stephanie Toothman ENTERTAINMENT COORDINATOR Clayton Koontz MOTORSPORTS COORDINATOR DJ Lenhart

CAR SHOW COORDINATOR Mark Weimann PAGEANT COORDINATORS Queen, Teen and Junior MissAmee Blake, Stephanie Browning Little Miss and Little MisterAnnette Hare

LIVESTOCK BARN COMMITTEE Rob Maxwell, Chair; Amee Blake, Debbie Dean, Jennifer Fowler, Christy Gennoy, Monica Maxwell, Misty Sharpless, Rick Sharpless, David Slanvesky, Sheryl Slavensky, Vickie Trickett, Jennifer Turner, Patrick Turner, Pam Yost

2017 SPONSORS PRESENTING SPONSORS BRUCETON FARM SERVICE - BFS/SOUTHERN STATES MORGANTOWN POWER RENTAL (MPE) ADDITIONAL SPONSORS

ALL PRO PHOTOGRAPHY MOUNTAINEER MANOR ALL SQUARED AWAY NAPA NORTHWEST LLC ARTS MONONGAHELA OLIVE GARDEN BW3 OLIVERIO’S CANYON BUILDERS OLIVERIO’S BRIDAL CARDELLO ELECTRIC POWERS MOTORS CENTRAL SUPPLY PRO TINT COMBS FLORIST RED LOBSTER COMPTON & ASSOCIATES PLLC REPUBLIC SERVICES COURTYARD MARRIOTT SHEETZ DOMINION POST SMACK, JACK & WACK FAMILY CARPET UPHOLSTERY FIRST UNITED BANK GAMBILL AMUSEMENTS GMS MINE REPAIR & MAINTENANCE I79 HONDA MAZDA/JOE ROMEO JACK’S RECYCLING JACQUELINE’S JIMMY JOHNS JMC HOLDINGS PREMIER JOHN HOWARD NISSAN MONONGALIA CONSERVATION DISTRICT

Without the support of sponsorships the events and activities of the Monongalia County Fair would not be possible. We are grateful to these businesses for their donations to help keep the fair coming back year after year and helping it to continue to grow.

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STAR CITY VFD

For several years now, members of the Star City Volunteer Fire Department have donated not only their presence of water truck to ensure the safety of participants of the motor sports events, but also their time to be at the fair to help as needed. We appreciate their support and presence on the fairgrounds!

VOLUNTEER

All members of the Mon County Fair Board as well as the other planning committees are made up of volunteers who work year round to bring Fair Week to the residents and visitors to Monongalia County. If you have a passion for the fair and want to be involved and help with an activity or area please contact us at info@moncountyfair.org or by calling 304.291.7201.

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