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Stoughton Fair City of Stoughton

Splash pad
approved
New park will have
largest shelter in
Stoughton
AMBER LEVENHAGEN
Unified Newspaper Group
Nordic Ridge Park will
have a new splash pad as
soon as next summer.
The master plan for the
park, at 1300 Hoel Ave-
nue, got final approval
from the Planning Com-
mission on Monday, hav-
ing already receiving sup-
port from the Parks Com-
mission and Common
Council in May.
It also includes a shel-
ter that would be able to
accommodate up to 100
people.
This is something
thats much-needed, and
this is a great place for it
to be, parks and recre-
ation director Tom Lynch
said at the meeting.
The shelter plans show
two bathrooms, a storage
Photo by Helu Wang
Sam Bergeson, 8, and Sadie Bergeson, 6, pet a calf at the Wendt Agricultural Education Center.
unit for splash pad mate-
rials and a kitchen area
with outlets, counters and
a sink. Lynch said there
arent plans to make the
shelter into a concession
stand, but it will have
a window in case that
becomes an option in the
future.
That change could
come after the planned
soccer field is approved
at a later meeting. May-
or Donna Olson told the
commission the Stough-
ton Area Youth Soccer
Association has support-
ed the idea, but the soc-
cer field wasnt acted on
at the Monday meeting
because it was not on the
agenda.
Bids for the project will
open within the next few
weeks. The developer will
cover a majority of the
cost, but the city agreed
to contribute $154,000 for
the amenities.
Groundbreaking is
planned for early August
and the anticipated grand
opening is June 2018.

Fun at the fair

Fair ran July 4-9
County partners with SASD
for mental health program
SCOTT DE LARUELLE E x e c u t iv e J o e P a r i s i
Hundreds visited Mandt
Park last week for the 92nd Fireworks disappoint crowd Unified Newspaper Group

annual Stoughton Fair.
Dozens of area 4-H groups
showed animals at the
numerous shows throughout
the week.
The Stoughton FFA also
coordinated the Kiddie Tent,
renamed as the Wendt Agri-
culture Education Center.
Musical entertainment
was provided by Coolfront,
Twang Dragons, Lowdown
and Wayne Road, with Coun-
try Enough closing out the
week on Sunday.
T h e g r a n d s t a n d s fi l l e d
with visitors to watch the
tractor pull, 4-H olympics,
horse pull, rodeo and Power
Wheels demo derby, The fair
concluded with a fireworks
show.
More photos on Page 8.
Photo by Kimberly Wethal
Fireworks light up the
night sky on Sunday night
to close out the fair.
AMBER LEVENHAGEN
Unified Newspaper Group
The Fourth of July fire-
works show left a bit to be
desired.
According to a state-
ment by the Stoughton Fair
on Facebook, a mistake
by the shows contractor
caused part of the fireworks
delivery to be dropped off
in Monona, resulting in a
shorter show for Stoughton.
Judging by the posts
on social media the peo-
ple of Monona got one
heck of a show last night
and were glad they did,
the fair wrote. Needless
to say wed like to believe
there was just a mistake and
the contractors Monona
team just didnt unload
enough fireworks when they
dropped the Stoughton team
off.
The contractor, Thunder-
cat Fireworks, could not be
reached for comment by the
time of publication.
You can bet your bun-
nies we had a talk with them
and they feel terrible, the
Facebook statement contin-
ued.
Stoughton Fair board
president Luther Sperle said
the board is still looking into
what happened and didnt
have any other comments.
The fireworks on Sunday
continued as usual, and hun-
dreds gathered at the fair-
grounds to enjoy the show.
In an attempt to be
announced the county
and SASD are partner-
ing to provide Build-
proactive about mental ing Bridges, a Mental
health issues in Stough- Health Crisis Team pro-
ton, Dane County has gram, to local students
extended a program to and their families. The
include the Stoughton program, created by
Area School District Dane County and fund-
starting this fall. ed through partnerships
Monday, Dane County
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Put on by the Stoughton
ciation and a fundraiser for Contact Amber Levenha-
the Opera House, the fes- gen at amber.levenhagen@
tival featured 15 different wcinet.com.
acts ranging from jazz to
folk and rock.

Photo by Amber Levenhagen

Dave Dexter carries his son, Jameson, 5, on his shoulders during the festival on Saturday.

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Stoughton Area School District
Second joint meeting is July 20 State funding
SCOTT DE LARUELLE
Unified Newspaper Group
Three months after hold-
ing an initial joint meeting,
members of the Stough-
ton Common Council and
school board will meet
July 20 to continue discus-
sion on common issues.
The two sides met for
an initial joint meeting in
April, where they talked
about the lack of growth in
the community, budget and
poverty issues at the school
d i s t r i c t a n d t h e c i t y s
Graduates win county ag scholarships
Two members of the
Stoughton High School
Class of 2017 were among
10 Dane County schol-
ars who received $1,000
scholarships from the Dane
County Dairy Promotion
Committee.
Lindsey Sarbacker and
Shelby Veum were honored
June 10 at the 39th Annual
Dane County Breakfast on
the Farm at the Blue Star
Dairy in Middleton.
The program recognizes
county students pursuing
post-secondary education in
an agriculture-related field,
according to a news release
from the committee.
These students will
become the next generation
of leaders in our industry
and their talents will contin-
ue to move agriculture for-
ward, said committee pres-
ident Pat OBrien.
Sarbacker, the daughter of
City of Stoughton
Main Street demo delayed again
Commission wants
proof of economic
viability
AMBER LEVENHAGEN
Unified Newspaper Group
The controversial demo-
lition of a downtown build-
ing is on hold once more
as a second landscape plan
for the resulting vacant lot
got rejected by the Planning
Commission on Monday.
The building, at 315 E.
Main St., sits in a historic
area, and its controversial
demolition plan has been
returning to the commission
since the first meeting in Jan-
uary when the property own-
ers first proposed demolition.
It has since been discussed at
two Common Council meet-
ings and four more Planning
Commission meetings.
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If You Go
Hub the council would like
to include an update on
the Comprehensive Plan,
which he said might be
set to drop
What: Joint meeting of Stoughton Common Council/
School Board approved prior to the meet-
ing. He said the meeting
Schools would get On the Web
When: 7:30p.m. Thursday, July 20 would also cover an update $539K less for 2017- District aid estimates, both
Where: Common Council chambers, Public Safety Build- on current building proj- alphabetically and by percent
ing, 321 S. Fourth St. ects, discussion/action to 18 school year change, can be viewed at:
Info: 873-6677 recommend the formation SCOTT DE LARUELLE
of an ad hoc committee, dpi.wi.gov/sfs/aid/
Unified Newspaper Group
as well as future agenda general/summary
ideas. The Stoughton Area
comprehensive plan. After While the agenda for the School District would see
that session, members of meeting was not yet set by Contact Scott De Laruelle its state aid cut by more appropriated in the 2016-
both boards expressed an press time, Common Coun- at scott.delaruelle@wcinet. than a half-million dollars 17 fiscal year. According
interest in continuing the cil president Tim Swad- com. next school year if the cur- to DPI, of the states 422
meetings. ley said in an email to the rent budget proposal passes school districts, 55 per-
unaltered. cent (231) are estimated to
The district is in line receive less general aid in
for around $14.1 million 2017-18.
for the 2017-18 school Pickett said once the
year, $539,871 less than state finalizes the budget,
David and Candi Sarback- last years $14.6 million; a the actual allocation will
er of Edgerton, will major
in dairy science at either On the Web Find out more decrease of around 3.7 per-
cent. The estimated general
be used to calculate each
schools aid amount, due to
UW-Madison or UW-Platte- aid to districts is subject be announced by Oct. 15.
ville, according to the news For more information about the The Dane County Dairy
Dane County Dairy Promotion to change, however, based State law requires the
release. She served as an Promotion Committee is on state legislators budget department to compute
Committee, visit:
officer for several years in a non-profit organization adjustments. an estimate of the gener-
the Stoughton FFA Chapter danecountydairy.com. Our aid amount has al school aid each public
and Triangle Troopers 4-H and works to educate school district will receive
been decreasing each year,
Club and participated in the consumers about the so the estimate is not a for the coming school year
dairy quiz bowl, the judg- She was elected president important role dairy plays surprise, SASD director by July 1. School person-
ing team and served as dairy of both the Stoughton FFA in both a healthy lifestyle of business services Erica nel may use the estimate to
promotion queen and prin- Chapter and the Wisconsin Pickett told the Hub in an complete their annual bud-
cess for the Dane County Show Pig Association, and and Wisconsins econ-
email Monday. gets and project changes in
Junior Holstein Association. was a member of the Nation- omy. The organizations A little over half of property tax levies.
I hope to pay it forward al Junior Swine Association two premiere events Wisconsin public school The departments July
with a career in the dairy and Rutland 4-H Club. Cows on the Concourse districts will receive less 1 aid estimate does not
industry and through con- While I was raised on a and Breakfast on the general aid in the 2017- include per pupil categori-
tinued volunteer work in the small hog and tobacco farm, 18 school year than they cal aid, which will be based
agricultural sector that has I was taught the importance Farm take place the on student membership
did for the 2016-17 school
shaped me into the person I of agriculture and also the first and second Satur- year, according to estimates from the 2017-18, 2016-17,
am today, Sarbacker said in many opportunities it pro- days in June. The com- released last week by the and 2015-16 school years
the news release. vides, Veum said in the mittee also sponsors oth- state Department of Public (third Friday in September
Veum, the daughter of news release. Instruction. count). That aid will be
Kenny and Cindy Veum of er local dairy education
The 2017-19 state bud- paid in March 2018 and is
Stoughton, plans to attend Contact Scott De Laruelle events and educational get is still being negotiated, currently funded at $250
Iowa State University to at scott.delaruelle@wcinet. scholarships. but the current budget pro- per pupil annually.
major in agricultural studies. com. posal maintains the same
level of general school aid Contact Scott De
($4.584 billion in 2017-18) Laruelle at scott.
delaruelle@wcinet.com.
Stoughton Area School
District state aid
Its owners say theres voted in favor of the demoli- Commissioner Matt Hanna
no use for the building and tion in a 5-1 vote. disagreed, saying he sees val-
theyd rather have a park, but The demolition required a ue in a green space. 2016-17 $14,618,975
some alders and commis- detailed landscape plan for I see economics in this 2017-18* $14,079,104
sioners have shown discom- the vacant lot, commonly for sure, he said. I appre- *estimated
fort allowing the building to referred to as a private pub- ciate the Kittlesons for doing
be demolished. It falls within lic park, though that isnt a something that the city has
the citys Downtown Design technical term recognized by done themselves in removing
Overlay Zoning District and
is also within the Main Street
Commercial Historic District
the city.
The first landscape plan
was rejected last month
a building to promote future
growth, whether its now or
years from now, which hap-
2006 SHS grad earns Ph.D
and listed on the National because the commission con- pens to be the case for the On June 10, Scott Moe, (a 2006 Stoughton High
Register of Historic Places. sidered it incomplete. The Marathon site. School graduate, earned a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Owners Dennis and Amy plan rejected Monday spec- Hanna still wanted more Degree in Applied Mathematics from the University of
Kittleson won approval in ified the types of fencing, details before voting to Washington in Seattle.
April to demolish the build- annual beds and trees, but the approve, however. Scott
ing, but that was contingent commission wanted more. Truehl suggested adding
on approval of a landscape I would like to clarify pathways and details for
plan. that the discussion at the last benches. The Kittlesons
Monday, commissioner meeting was not just that we said they plan to return to
Todd Barman said he appre- needed more detail, but we the Aug. 14 meeting with a
ciated the challenges we needed to see how the plan new landscape plan.
face here, mentioning the has economic advantage to Contact Amber Levenhagen
turnover in the commission it, Barman said. (This plan) at amber.levenhagen@
from when demolition was doesnt communicate how wcinet.com.
approved until now. this is better economically.
In April, Barman succeed-
ed Mike Maloney, who had
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From Tinn to
Stoughton
Tinndolan kick off
U.S. tour July 27
AMBER LEVENHAGEN
Unified Newspaper Group
Runner-up finalists of
Norske Talenter, Norways
Got Talent, performance
group Tinndolan will perform
at the Stoughton Opera House
at 7:30p.m. Thursday, July
27.
Tinndolan, pronounced tin-
doe-lahn, will perform song,
dance and fiddle traditions
specifically from Tinn and
Telemark, and other music
and dance traditions from
Norway. They regularly per-
form in Norways local events
and the premier national annu-
al contest for their Kings
medals in folk music and
dance, according to a news
release.
From the municipality of
Tinn in Telemark county in
south central Norway, the
group consists of 11 members,
July 13, 2017 Stoughton Courier Hub 5
If You Go
What: Tinndolan Norwe-
gian folk performance
When: 7:30p.m. Thurs-
day, July 27
Where: Stoughton Opera
House, 381 E Main St.
Info: stoughtonoper-
ahouse.com/events/
tinndolan
in Wisconsin today, Livsreise
manager Margaret Listug said
in the release. We hope to
have a packed Opera House
for their only Wisconsin per-
formance.
There is no cost for the
show but free will donations
will be accepted at the door.
Photo submitted
For more information, visit
stoughtonoperahouse.com/ Tinndolan will perform at the Stoughton Opera House at 7:30p.m. Thursday, July 27.
events/tinndolan.
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Coming up Community calendar

Gazebo Musikk 5 p.m. The game night is open to Truck day Thursday, July 13
everyone, including non-members. 1-2:30 p.m., Library engineering challenge, library,
The Adam Bartels band will per- Bingo nights will continue on the Visit the library from 2-3 p.m. 873-6281
form for the next Gazebo Musikk third Saturday of each month. The Wednesday, July 19, for truck day. 6 p.m., Gazebo Musikk performance by Adam Bar-
series from 6-7:30 p.m. Thursday, Mandt Lodge is handicapped acces- Come see community vehicles up tels Band, Rotary Park, 324 S. Sixth St., facebook.
July 13, at the Rotary Park Gazebo, sible with a lift located on the south close, take photos from the drivers com/gazebomusikk
324 S. Sixth St. side of the building. Donations seat and ask question. The event is
The Rotation will perform Thurs- open to all ages and no registration Friday, July 14
for the Stoughton Food Pantry are
day, July 20, and Blue Spruce will encouraged. is required. 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., Stoughton Farmers Market,
perform July 27. For information, call 873-8781. For information, call 873-6281. Stoughton Plaza, 1050 W. Main St., stoughtonwi.com/
Bring your lawn chairs and dinner farmersmarket
to the free concerts; beer and wine Kubb Trash pickup 9:30 a.m., Library story time, library, 873-6281
are permitted, but no glasses. Sons of Norway- Mandt Lodge is A shoreline trash and aquat- 9:30 a.m., Lemonade with the mayor, library, 873-
For information, visit facebook. sponsoring a family friendly yard ic debris pickup from piers on the 6281
com/gazebomusikk. game, Kubb, from 1-3 p.m. Satur- Yahara Chain of Lakes will take 1 p.m., Family movie: Moana, senior center, 873-
day, July 15, at Virgin Lake Park on place Monday, July 24 for Lake 8585
Kegonsa. Shoreline residents are
Engineering challenge Roby Road. Lodge youth directors
asked to have all items ready for Saturday, July 15
and sports directors Vicky Goplen 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Stoughton Community
Visit the library to test your engi- and Sandy Fleming will lead the pickup and at the end of their piers
neering skills during the program event. There is a $5.00 sign-up fee by 7 a.m. on the scheduled pickup Farmers Market, Forrest Street (North of Main St.),
Engineering Challenge: Accepted per family. To sign up or for more day. stoughtonwi.com/farmersmarket
from 1-2:30 p.m. Thursday, July 13. information, contact Vicky Goplen Dane County Land and Water 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Stoughton Historical Society Muse-
Participants can compete in mul- at 931-1457 or email vgoplen@ Resources barge crews will make um open, 324 S. Page St., 873-1943
tiple engineering and construction yahoo.com. one pass around each lake. It may 1-3 p.m., Kubb yard games, Virgin Lake Park, Roby
challenges during the program that take a few days for barge crews to Road, 931-1457
is open for all ages, though most Medicare program reach each pier. Pickup is not an 6 p.m., Bingo (food available at 5 p.m.), Sons of Nor-
activities will be geared towards The senior center will host a medi- option for homeowners where barg- way-Mandt Lodge, 317 South Page St., 873-7209
a g e s 5 - 1 0 . N o r eg i s t r a t i o n i s care program at 11 a.m. Wednesday, es are unable to access the pier.
required. For information, call 873- July 19. Barges need a minimum of two Monday, July 17
6281. feet of water in order to access the 7 p.m., Town of Dunkirk Board meeting, Town Hall,
The program is offered through 654 Cty. Road N (first and third Mondays of each
pier. Only lake debris (trash, dead
Bingo a grant from the Senior Medicare
fish, etc.) and any aquatic vege- month)
Patrol (SMP). Attendees will learn
T h e S o n s o f N o r wa y M a n d t the consequences of fraud, errors tation (lake weeds, algae) will be Tuesday, July 18
Lodge will host a bingo night at 6 and abuse, how to protect person- picked up. Yard waste or brush 10:30 a.m., Walking program, senior center, 873-
p.m. Saturday, July 15, at the lodge, al information and how SMP can (grass clippings, leaves, and tree 8585
located at 317 S. Page Street. Any- help if youre a suspected victim of limbs), household waste (garbage, 2-3 p.m., Lego Club, library, 873-6281
one under 18 years of age must have fraud. pet waste, etc.) will not be collected.
an adult family member present to For information, call 873-8585. For information, visit www.tak- Wednesday, July 19
play. Food will be available after eastake.org. 9:30 a.m., Storytime (ages 0-5), library, 873-6281
11 a.m., Medicare program, senior center, 873-8585
2-3 p.m., Truck day, library, 873-6281
Bahai Faith Covenant Lutheran Church Seventh Day Baptist 6-7:30 p.m., Sandhill Book Swap on Bikes, Stough-
For information: Alfred Skerpan, 877-0911 1525 N. Van Buren St., Stoughton 873-7494 Church of Albion ton High School baseball field, Bjoin Park and Norse
or Gail and Greg Gagnon, 873-9225 covluth@chorus.net covluth.org 616 Albion Rd., Edgerton
Park
us.bahai.org Stoughton study classes. Saturday: 5:30 p.m. Worship 561-7450 albionsdb@gmail.com Thursday, July 20
Sunday: 9 a.m. Worship forministry.com/USWISDBGCASD1
Bible Baptist Church 1-5 p.m., Personal Essentials Pantry, 343 E. Main St.,
Worship Saturday 11- Sabbath School 10 pepstoughton.org
2095 Hwy. W, Utica Ezra Church Fellowship Meal follows service on first Sabbath
873-7077 423-3033 515 E. Main St., Stoughton 834-9050 6-7:30 p.m., Gazebo Musikk performance by The
Sunday: 10 a.m. - Worship; 6 p.m. - Worship ezrachurch.com Stoughton Baptist Church Rotation, Rotary Park, 324 S. Sixth St., facebook.com/
Sunday:10 a.m. Corner of Williams Dr. & Cty. B, Stoughton gazebomusikk
Christ Lutheran Church 873-6517
700 Hwy. B, Stoughton First Lutheran Church Sunday: 10:30 a.m. - Worship;
Friday, July 21
873-9353 e-mail: office@clcstoughton.org 310 E. Washington, Stoughton 6 p.m. - Evening Service 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., Stoughton Farmers Market,
Summer worship times: 873-7761 flcstoughton.com Stoughton Plaza, 1050 W. Main St., stoughtonwi.com/
5:30 p.m. Saturday; 9 a.m. Sunday Sunday: 8:30 & 10 a.m. worship St. Ann Catholic Church farmersmarket
Christ the King Community Fulton Church
323 N. Van Buren St., Stoughton 9:30 a.m., Library story time, library, 873-6281
873-6448 873-7633 1 p.m., Classic Movie Friday: State Fair, senior cen-
Church 9209 Fulton St., Edgerton Weekday Mass: Nazareth House
401 W. Main St., Stoughton 877-0303 884-8512 fultonchurch.org ter, 873-8585
and St. Anns Church
christthekingcc.org Sunday: 10 a.m. - Worship Sunday: 8 and 10:30 a.m. Worship Services Weekend Mass: Saturday - 5:15 p.m.; Saturday, July 22
Coffee Fellowship: 9 a.m. Sunday - 8 and 10:30 a.m.
Christian Assembly Church Sunday School: 9:30 a.m.
8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Stoughton Community
1844 Williams Drive, Stoughton 873-9106 Varsity (High Schoolers): 12-3 p.m. United Methodist of Stoughton Farmers Market, Forrest Street (North of Main St.),
Saturday: 6 p.m. worship; Sunday: 10 a.m. AWANA (age 2-middle school): 3-5 p.m. 525 Lincoln Avenue, Stoughton
stoughtonwi.com/farmersmarket
worship stoughtonmethodist.org 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Stoughton Historical Society Muse-
Good Shepherd By The Lake Stoughtonumc@Wisconsinumc.org um open, 324 S. Page St., 873-1943
The Church of Jesus Christ Lutheran Church Sunday: 8 a.m. - Short Service; 4-6:30 p.m., VFW Post 328 annual corn boil ($6),
of Latter-day Saints 1860 Hwy. 51 at Lake Kegonsa, Stoughton 10 a.m. - Full Worship VFW Post 328, 200 Veterans Road, stoughtonvfw.org
825 S. Van Buren, Stoughton 873-5924
6 p.m., Bingo (food available at 5 p.m.), Sons of Nor-
877-0439 Missionaries 957-3930 Sunday Worship: 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. West Koshkonong Lutheran Church way-Mandt Lodge, 317 South Page St., 873-7209
Sunday: 9 a.m. Sunday school and Primary Adult Bible Study: 9:15-9:45 a.m. 1911 Koshkonong, Stoughton
Sunday: 10:30 a.m. - Worship Monday, July 24
Cooksville Lutheran Church LakeView Church
11927 W. Church St., Evansville
7 p.m.,Stoughton School Board meeting, SASD Ad-
2200 Lincoln Ave., Stoughton Western Koshkonong
882-4408 ministration Building, 320 North St., 877-5000
873-9838 lakevc.org
Pastor Karla Brekke Sunday: 9:30 a.m. Worship
Lutheran Church
Sunday: 10 a.m. Worship and Sunday School 2633 Church St., Cottage Grove
Sunday: 9:30 a.m. worship
11 a.m. Bible study

Support groups
Sins That Cry Out to Heaven
There are sins that cry out to heaven for justice. The slaughter of Diabetic Support Group senior center, 873-8585
Abel by his brother Cain is the primordial example. A premeditated 6 p.m., second Monday,
murder of ones brother certainly cries out for justice. The oppres- Stoughton Hospital, 628- Low Vision Support
sion of the Israelites in Egypt is another sin that cried to heaven, and 6500 1-2:30 p.m., third Thurs-
throughout the Bible we see the oppression of the poor, of orphans day, senior center, 873-
873-4590 and widows, and of refugees as sins that God is particularly inclined Dementia Caregivers 8585
1358 Hwy 51, Stoughton to avenge. The Book of Exodus makes this principle explicit: Do not 2 p.m., second Thursday,
mistreat or oppress a foreigner, for you were foreigners in Egypt. Do senior center, 873-8585 Parkinsons Group
Pete Gunderson
Mike Smits Dale Holzhuter not take advantage of the widow or the fatherless. If you do and they 1:30-2:30 p.m., fourth
Martha Paton, Administrative Manager cry out to me, I will certainly hear their cry. My anger will be aroused, Crohns/Colitis/IBD Wednesday, senior center,
Support Group 873-8585
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Paul Selbo, Funeral Assistant and I will kill you with the sword; your wives will become widows and
your children fatherless. (Exodus 22:21-24 NIV) 5:30 p.m., third Wednes-
www.gundersonfh.com day, Stoughton Hospital, Multiple Sclerosis Group
873-7928 10-11:30 a.m., second
This is a moral exhortation that is all too relevant today, when mil- Tuesday, senior center,
lions of refugees have no place to call home and widows and orphans Grief Support Groups 873-8585
are all around us. Ask yourself who in your community fits the bill of 2 p.m., third Wednesday,
the widow, the orphan or the foreigner. We might call them by differ-
ent names, i.e., single mothers, or undocumented immigrants, or the

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homeless and working poor, but these people are Gods children, and
they have a special place in His heart. Submit your community calendar
Christopher Simon
Stoughton, WI 53589
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Do not exploit the poor because they are poor and do not crush
the needy in court, for the Lord will take up their case and will exact
life for life.
Proverbs 22:22-23 NIV
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Barbara L. Cook
Barbara Cook
Barbara L. Cook (nee
Lemonds), age 73, of
Stoughton, passed away as
a result of a recent injury
on July 7, 2017, at Agrace
HospiceCare in Fitchburg.
Barbara was born on Sept.
14, 1943 in Traverse City,
Mich., to Bruce and Eileen
(nee Gardner) Lemonds. In
Barbaras younger years she
lived in Michigan, Illinois
and Wisconsin. She lived in
Stoughton during her teen
years and in and around
there for most of the rest of
her life.
Barbara held a number of
different jobs, including pro-
duction line worker, secre-
tary, postal letter carrier and
clerk, and data entry opera-
tor for the State of Wiscon-
sin which she enjoyed until
she was unable to continue
due to disability. Barbara
was partially disabled much
of her adult life because of
a childhood accident, and
Obituaries
as a result she spent the last Packers fan and was particu-
years of her life at Stough- larly a Brewers fan.
ton Meadows assisted living Barbara is survived by
facility. her son, Bryant Cook, of
Barbara was a strong and Arlington, Va.; sister, San-
straightforward woman who dy (Mike) Daggett of Kent
fought for what she believed City, Mich.; brother, Jerry
in. She tried to be friendly, (Linda) Lemonds of Steger,
welcoming and caring with Ill.; and many nieces, neph-
those she met. ews, other relatives, and
Barbara married Kenneth friends, including those at
Cook in 1961. Bryant Cook, Stoughton Meadows. She is
her son and only child, was also survived by her special
born in 1963. Bryant was friends, Anne and Barb (her
Barbaras pride and joy from lifelong friend).
the day he was born. She She was preceded in
was proud to be his mother death by her parents; hus-
and said so when she spoke band; sisters, Yvonne
of him. Barbara enjoyed Lemonds, Kathy Lanham,
talking and meeting with Patricia Hoff and Geraldine
friends and family, and she Lemonds; and brothers,
also took pleasure in read- Roger Lemonds and Donald
ing and recently listening Lemonds.
to books on tape. She was a Funeral services will be
July 13, 2017 Stoughton Courier Hub
held at noon Thursday, July
13, 2017, at Cress Funer-
al Home, 206 W. Prospect
Street, Stoughton, with Pas-
tor Tony Kolasch officiating.
Visitation will be held from
10a.m. until the time of ser-
vices Thursday.
Special thanks is given to
the Dane and Rock county
social service workers who
aided her; Stoughton Mead-
ows for caring and helping
her in the final years; St.
Marys Hospital and UW
Rehabilitation Hospital
after her recent accident;
and Agrace HospiceCare for
comforting her during the
last days of her life.
Thank you! Thank you!
Thank you! to all those
who befriended and loved
my mother during her life.
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Mom, you are now free of
your earthly bodily pain.
Do not let your heart be
troubled; believe in God,
believe also in Me. In My
Fathers house are many
dwelling places; if it were
not so, I would have told
you; for I go to prepare a
place for you. If I go and
prepare a place for you, I
will come again and receive
you to Myself, that where I
am, there you may be also.
John 14:1-3
Please share your mem-
ories of Barbara at www.
CressFuneralService.com.
Cress Funeral Service
206 W. Prospect Street
Stoughton, WI 53589
(608) 873-9244

Robert W. Everson Jr.
Robert Everson Jr.
Robert W. Bob Ever-
son Jr., age 85, passed away
peacefully at his home on
Thursday, June 29, 2017,
surrounded by his family.
He was born in Stough-
ton on Nov. 5, 1931, the
son of Robert Sr. and Lil-
lian (Iverson) Everson. Bob
graduated from Stough-
ton High School in 1949,
where he was junior year
prom king, four-year letter
winner in multiple sports
and held the Stoughton
High School high jump
record for 23 years.
On Aug. 16, 1951,
Bob was united in mar-
riage to Katie Stelzer at
First Lutheran Church in
Stoughton.
He worked as an elec-
trician at Uniroyal until
his retirement in 1997.
In 1963, Bob and Katie
fulfilled their dream and
purchased a farm. Sever-
al years ago, they proud-
ly sold 90 percent of the
farmland to the U.S. Fish
a n d Wi l d l i f e S e r v i c e .
Their legacy lives on as
the Island Lake Waterfowl
Production Area.
He is survived by his
four children, Mark (Lin-
da), Cindy Seely (Kort
Kath), Richard (Jolene)
and Karla Zentmire (Lee
Fisher); six grandchil-
dren, Tiffany, Ben (Jamie)
and John, Daniel (Ashley)
and Kelly (Tim Corcoran)
and Allan (Madalyn); five
great-grandchildren; broth-
er, David; and many rela-
tives and friends.
H e wa s p r e c e d e d i n
death by his parents; wife,
Katie Everson in 2014; two
grandchildren, Joel and
Curtis, and three siblings,
Donald, Paul and Carol.
A memorial gathering
was held Saturday, July 8,
2017, at Cress Funeral and
Cremation Service, 206 W.
Prospect St., Stoughton. A
private family inurnment
will be held at a later date
at the Covenant Lutheran
Church Columbarium in
Stoughton.
The family is forever
grateful to Agrace Hospice-
Care for their compassion-
ate and professional care.
Please share your
m e m o r i e s a t w w w.
cressfuneralservice.com.
Janet L. Jacobson
Janet Jacobson
Janet L. Jacobson, age
95, passed away on Satur-
day, July 1, 2017, at Edger-
ton Hospital.
She was born on Jan.
22, 1922 in Sullivan, the
daughter of Harry and Nora
(Larson) Olson. At an ear-
ly age the family moved to
the Stoughton and Edgerton
areas. She graduated from
Edgerton High School in
1940 and later worked at
the Edgerton shoe factory.
On July 5, 1941 she mar-
ried Elmer E. Jacobson of
Stoughton; they moved to
Janesville where she was
employed at the Woolen
Mills. In 1946 they moved
back to Stoughton on the
Jacobson farm where Elmer
was born. After farming
for 27 years they moved
to Stoughton. There she
worked at Gambles Store,
the K&H Co. for 12 years
and Wal-Mart in Stoughton.
She is survived by her
s o n , Wa y n e J a c o b s o n
of Onalaska; three sis-
ters, Dorothy Rossa, Ione
Tofsland and Betty Wilke;
brother, Floyd (Beatrice)
Olson; sisters-in-law, Ann
Olson and Beverly Olson;
many nieces, nephews and
many friends.
She was preceded in
death by her parents; hus-
band, Elmer; son, Gerald;
brothers, Eugene, Merrill,
Laverne and Donald; sister,
Edith Haugen; and sister-
in-law, Ruth Ann Olson.
Vi s i t a t i o n w a s h e l d
Wednesday, July 5, at Cress
Funeral Home, 206 W.
Prospect St., and funeral
services were held Thurs-
day, July 6, 2017, at First
Lutheran Church, 310 E.
Washington St., Stoughton.
She will be laid to rest next
to her husband at Roselawn
Memorial Park.
The family would like to
thank the doctors and nurs-
es at Edgerton Hospital, the
Heartland Hospice staff,
Dr. Agni, and the staff at
Swifthaven Community for
their wonderful care.
In lieu of flowers, memo-
rials may be made out to
First Lutheran Church of
Stoughton or to Edgerton
Hospital.
Please share your
m e m o r i e s a t w w w.
cressfuneralservice.com.

Ardra P. Juve
Ardra Juve
Ardra P. Juve, age 82,
passed away on Saturday,
July 8, 2017, at Agrace
HospiceCare in Fitchburg.
She was born in Stough-
ton on May 18, 1935, the
daughter of Randall and
Emma Pieper. On June
12, 1953, Ardra was unit-
ed in marriage to Donald
L. Juve in Fort Riley, Kan.
Together they raised five
sons on a farm in Stough-
ton before moving into
town.
Ardra worked for
Stoughton Hospital for 26
years until her retirement.
She loved spending time
with her family, especial-
ly with her grandchildren,
and always looked for-
ward to celebrating holi-
days. Ardra enjoyed polka
dancing, quilting and cro-
cheting.
She is survived by her
five sons, Donald (Susan)
J u v e J r. , D a n ( A n n )
J u ve , D av i d ( C e c e l i a )
Juve, Douglas (Teresa)
Juve, and Daren (Crysta)
Juve; 12 grandchildren,
Gregory (Krystal) Juve,
Phillip (Brandi) Legreid,
Stephanie Juve, Heather
(Andrew) Ace, Samantha
Juve, Ben (Melody Der-
ra) Juve, Sara (Joe) Frey,
Kyle Juve, Austen (Abby
Wicks) Juve, and Alexis
Juve; six great-grandchil-
dren, Ethan Juve, Nixon
and Loren Legreid, Row-
an and Callan Ace, and
Olivia Frey; sister, Marion
Schultz; brother, Ronald
(Mary) Pieper; brother-in-
law, Kenneth Kluever Sr.;
many nieces and neph-
ews; extended family; and
friends.
A r d r a wa s p r e c e d e d
in death by her parents;
husband; brother, Howard
(Monyieene) Bjion; and
sister, Thyra Kluever.
Memorial services will
be held at 11a.m. Satur-
day, July 15, 2017, at First
Lutheran Church, 310 E.
Washington St., Stough-
ton, with Rev. Richard
Halom officiating. Friends
may greet the family from
9:30a.m. until the time of
services Saturday. A lun-
cheon reception will fol-
low in the church fellow-
ship hall. Private burial
will take place in Luther-
an Cemetery South.
Memorials may be made
to First Lutheran Church
or to Agrace HospiceCare
Inc. A special thank you
to the staff of Stoughton
Meadows, especially
t o Te r e s a F r a m e f o r
her tender loving care
and friendship of our
mother, and to Agrace
HospiceCare Inc. for their
care and support. Please
Myrna Hack working puzzles with fami-
ly and friends. Myrna loved
her vacation to Disney
World and going to Great
America with her brother,
Bill, and sister, Tina.
She is survived by her
brother, Bill, and sister,
Tina, both of Stoughton;
her beloved pet, Cocoa;
special uncle, Ron (Mary
Jane) Kelly of Madison;
cousin, Richard (Marge)
Phipps of DeForest; aunt,
Myrna Hack Patty (Dwayne) Ree of
Stoughton; and many more
Myrna Hack passed away aunts, uncles, cousins and
peacefully on Friday, July friends.
7, 2017, at her home with A celebration of life
her family around her after will be held from noon to
a long battle of ovarian can- 2:30p.m. Saturday, July
cer. 15, 2017, at the Stoughton
She was born in Stough- VFW, 200 Veterans Road,
ton on April 1, 1963, a Stoughton. A private ser-
daughter of Janet and vice and burial will be at a
Leland Hack. Myrna was later date.
always happy-go-lucky. She Special thanks to hospice
wanted everyone else to be care, Dr. Frontier, Deb
happy, too. Moyer and friends that
Myrna was a lifelong
helped her through this.
member of St. Anns Cath- Please share your memories
olic Church in Stoughton. o f M y r n a a t w w w.
She loved playing bingo, cressfuneralservice.com.
handheld phone games and
Alice M. Weidner 2017.
She was the daughter of
Thomas and Grace Dean of
Toledo, Ohio. She married
Jack J. Weidner in 1946. In
1981 they moved to Tava-
res, Fla. She was a former
secretary at Skaalen Sunset
Home in Stoughton.
She is survived by her
son, John (Bonnie) Weidner
of McFarland; four daugh-
ters, Carol (Michael) Nei-
lan of Lisbon, Conn.; Diana
Ruth Z. Nesbitt
Ruth Nesbitt
Ruth Z. Nesbitt, age 88,
of Stoughton, passed away
July 4, 2017, at Milestone
Senior Living in Stough-
ton.
She was born March
17, 1929 in Chicago, the
daughter of Ralph and Zel-
la (Van Shoyck) Hacke.
She graduated from Cen-
tral High School in Madi-
son in 1946. Ruth married
Lewis Nesbitt on Oct. 16,
1952. She was employed
by WT Grant Store for 10
years and Fanny Farmer
Candy for 33 1/2 years.
Ruth is survived by her
Ohio; and Sharon (Den-
nis) Larsen of Stoughton;
13 grandchildren; and 13
great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in
death by her husband, Jack
Weidner; her parents; and
brother, Robert.
Steverson, Hamlin and
Hilbish of Tavares, Fla.; is
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niece, Barbara (Mitch-
ell) Vaade; nephews, Dale
(Judy) Buzzell and Lee
Buzzell; three great-niec-
es; two great nephews;
10 great-great nieces and
nephews; six great-great-
great nieces and nephews
who she showered with
love.
She was preceded in
death by her parents; hus-
band, Lewis, in 1988; two
sisters, Mae Johnson and
Clara Buzzell; and a neph-
ew, Gary A. Buzzell.
Visitation and a funeral
service were held Satur-
day, July 8, 2017, at Ryan
Funeral Home, 2418 N.
Sherman Ave., with Pastor
Shawn Brady officiating.
Burial was held at High-
land Memory Gardens.
To view and sign this
guestbook, please visit:
www.ryanfuneralservice.
com.
Ryan Funeral Home &
Cremation Services
2418 N. Sherman Avenue
(608) 249-8257
in charge of arrangements.
A memorial service took
place at her church in Tav-
ares, Fla. on July 12, 2017.
The family requests that
Memorial Tributes be made
to the Memorial/Building
Fund of First United Meth-
odist Church in Tavares,
Fla.
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Photo by Amber Levenhagen

From left, Samantha Hanner, reporter for the Oregon FFA, shows Roslyn
Esch and Jacob Esch, 5, the champion guinea pigs.

Photo by Amber Levenhagen

Daisy the cow licks the water faucet while being sprayed down by handler Tyce Bettenhausen, 11.

Right, Ondraya
Covy, 6, gets
her face painted
at the Stoughton
Fair.
Photo by Helu Wang

Samuel
Landerud,
18 months,
checks out the
baby goats
at the Wendt
Agricultural
Education
Center.
Photo by Helu Wang
Horses and their handlers are ready for competitive horse pulling at the
Stoughton Fair.
Photo by Amber
Levenhagen

Photo by Kimberly Wethal

Photo by Evan Halpop
CC Bucking Bulls from Gays Mills put on a rodeo at the
fair on Saturday. The show included bull riding, clown acts
and barrel racing.
Photo by Helu Wang
Libby Conant, of Stoughton, picks up half of her pizza to
chow down during the pizza eating competition on Friday.
Randy Kisling, guitar player of Cool Front band, sings at
the Stoughton Fair. The event was sponsored by Pizza Hut of Stoughton.
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Baseball Home Talent League

Merchants secure
playoff spot
JEREMY JONES
Sports editor
Tw o w i n s l a s t w e e k
helped the Stoughton Home
Talent team (11-1) clinch
a Southeast Section play-
off spot with four games
remaining.
The defending league
champion Albion Tigers
(8-3) continued to sit in
second place despite los-
ing three of their last four
games in the West Division.
Meanwhile, Fort Atkinson
(9-2) and Jefferson (7-3)
lead Cambridge (6-4) in the
East Division.
The top two teams from
each side of the section
Photos by Evan Halpop earn playoff berths, unless
Ryan Dillman, left, tries to tag out Logan Hedstrom July 8 in the Stoughton Area Little League end of year tournament at the third-place team on one
Oak Knoll Park. The ball bounced out of Dillmans mitt and Hedstrom was safe. side has a better record than
the second-place team in
the other division.
Stoughton 5,
McFarland 3
Jake Wenzel lined a two-
run double into left field to
Whats next
Stoughton hosts last-
place Deerfield (1-10) at
1p.m. Sunday. The Mer-
chants also face Utica in
a Central Section Night
League game at 6p.m.
Thursday.
highlight a four-run fourth
inning Tuesday, July 4, to
lift the Merchants to a 5-3
win over the host McFar-
land Muskies.
Stoughton veteran Dave
Hanson legged out a high
chopper for an infield sin-
gle to start the Merchants
big inning. Chris Lund fol-
lowed by crushing a ball
that carried over the head
of the Muskies centerfield-
er for a double, and T.J.
DiPrizio singled to shallow
center field to bring home
Turn to Merchants/Page 10

As win second Sunday game

JEREMY JONES
Sports editor
Mike Lund has spent the
past 18 years as a reserve
on the Utica Home Talent
team. The loss of several
players from last season
and an aging roster, howev-
er, has resulted in the veter-
Karter Dennis hits the ball in the Mason Richter, left, high-fives a teammate after scoring a run an seeing more opportuni-
Stoughton Area Little League end of in the Stoughton Area Little League end of year tournament at ties this season.
year tournament at Oak Knoll Park. Oak Knoll Park. Lund went 2-for-3 at the
Whats next
The As host third-place
McFarland (5-6) at noon
Sunday and second-place
Albion (8-3) at 1p.m.
Sunday, July 23.
decade, he joked. I dont
think Ive ever had three

Finishing strong
Hooper Foundation, No Shorts
Electric win SALL titles
EVAN HALPOP
Unified Newspaper Group
Stoughton Area Little League players, Sara Knickmeier, Stough-
hosted its end of the year tourna- ton Area Little League president
ment July 8 at Oak Knoll Park.
Both the Minors (third and fourth
Senior Legion
grades) and Majors (fifth and sixth
grades) participated in the tourna-
ment, with a total of nine teams
competing.
This was an opportunity for our
little league organization to pro-
vide a tournament experience for all
said.
The regular season runs from
April to June with the end of year
tournament being held in July.
The Hooper Foundation defeated
Conant Automotive 7-5 to win the
Minor Leagues championship. No
Shorts Electric took home the Major
League championship as they beat
Stoughton Hospital 19-11.
Knickmeier says the SALL board
and volunteers helped organize and
run the tournament.
plate Sunday and drove
in three runs to help Uti-
ca defeat the host Deer-
field Demons 16-4 in sev-
en innings. It was the As
second win in its last three
Sunday league games after
dropping eight straight to
start the season, including a
10-5 loss to the Demons in
the first game May 7.
Weve gotten older and
the numbers have gone
down a little bit, Lund
said. I still feel like we
should win. Last year was
probably our worst record
(9-7) in the last 20 years.
We won for two decades, so
I guess this season kind of
evens things out.
The As had more walks
RBIs in a game. I dont
know if itll ever happen
again.
Utica sent 12 batters
to the plate in the second
inning, including Lund who
started things off with a
leadoff single and a stolen
base. He scored twice in the
inning.
Nick Woodstock (4-for-5)
singled twice in the inning
and had one RBI. Jason
Hougan (2-for-4) singled
in a run and Cody Jump
walked with the bases load-
ed. Errors led to the other
two runs by Utica.
Utica took a 3-0 lead in
the first inning. Woodstock
led off with a single. Andy
Martin and Max Gartzke

Vikings take fourth at Fort Atkinson invite than hits Sunday, drawing
12 walks against Deerfield
pitchers Trey Shaw, Skyler
walked to load the bas-
es before Stokstad was hit
by a pitch to plate a run. A
ANTHONY IOZZO 5-1 Friday at Fort Atkinson High Brock Wan- and Logan Schlefke. Deerfield error led to a sec-
Assistant sports editor School and Kenosha 8-0 Saturday ninger was Offensively, we didnt ond run before Cody Jump
at Jones Park and lost to Stevens named to the strike out today and Deer- scored a third run with a
The Stoughton Senior Legion team Point 11-1 in five innings Saturday All-Tournament field helped us out with sacrifice fly
made the semifinals this past weekend at Jones Park in pool play. team in the a lot of walks, manager Utica scored three runs in
in the Fort Atkinson Invitational, but Friday Fort Atkinson Christian Stokstad said. the third inning on an error,
dropped its next two games to finish Invitational We had good patience three walks, a fielders
fourth. The Vikings scored three runs in Friday-Sunday choice and a single. Hou-
at Fort Atkinson at the plate, and it helped
The Vikings took on 19U Beloit in the the first inning and added two more scoring some runs early. gan added an RBI double
semifinals Sunday at Jones Park and fell in the sixth in a win over 17U Hart- High School in the fourth and two scored
and Jones Park. The As scored seven runs
6-1 to the eventual back-to-back tourna- land to open the Fort Atkinson tour- in the top of the second on a third Deerfield error.
ment champions. Stoughton lost 14-7 to nament. Wanninger
pitched a no-hit- inning to break the game Shaw took the loss,
the Hartland 19U team in the third-place Riese Miller and Alec Tomczyk open, including a two-run allowing three earned runs
ter in pool play
game in five innings. walked to start the game, and and struck out single back up the middle in 1 1/3 innings on three
Beloit defeated Stevens Point 10-6 in Kaden Milbauer singled home 14 in the win. by Lund. hits and four walks. Sky-
the championship. Miller. Brock Wanninger and Aaron Thats probably the first ler Schlefke tossed 1/3 and
Photo submitted
Stoughton defeated 17U Hartland Turn to Legion/Page 10 curveball Ive hit in over a Turn to Utica/Page 10
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Merchants: Stoughton holds off Evansville on Sunday

Continued from page 9

the games first run.

Tanner Klitzke then laid down a
sacrifice bunt, which scored Lund,
and lead-off hitter Irvin Medina sin-
gled over the middle of the infield
to put two runners on base for Wen-
zel, whose double on a full-count,
belt-high fastball made it 4-0.
I was sitting on a fastball, I just
didnt want to miss when the pitch
came, Wenzel said.
McFarland (5-6) answered with
two runs to make it 4-2 in the home
half of the inning as Eric Seeliger
lined a leadoff single past first base.
Nick Schreiber walked one out
later and then was caught up trying
to steal second. Seeliger broke for
home, however, and scored on a late
throw to the plate.
A fielders choice at third scored Photo by Jeremy Jones
a second run before Nick Knocke Christian Stokstad went the distance to earn a 16-4 victory
was caught stealing second. over Deerfield on Sunday.
Stoughton looked primed to have
another big inning in the sixth, but
settled for one run on a sacrifice Photo by Jeremy Jones
Utica: Stokstad goes distance
bunt by Wenzel after collecting two Dave Hanson scores Stoughtons first run in the fourth inning Tuesday, July 4, Continued from page 9 eight runs on eight walks,
singles and two walks. McFarland at McFarland. The Merchants won the game 5-3. four singles and a double.
had one error in the inning. surrendered three runs on Stokstad went the dis-
The score remained 5-2 until two walks and a single. tance for the win, striking
the bottom of the ninth, when the Southeast Section Logan Schlefke threw five out three. He allowed three
earned runs.
Muskies made a late push. West Division W-L East Division W-L innings of relief, giving up
Sullivan singled to shallow left
and moved into scoring position Stoughton 11-1 Fort Atkinson 9-2
two batters later, when Ellefson hit
a high chopper that got under the
Albion
McFarland
8-3
5-6
Jefferson
Cambridge
7-3
6-4
Legion: Wanninger no-hits
glove of Medina at second to put
runners on the corners. Kyle Bend-
er followed, hitting into a fielders
Evansville 3-8 Clinton 5-5 Kenosha on Saturday
Utica 2-9 Lake Mills 4-7 Continued from page 9
choice at second, which plated a
run. Deerfield 1-10 Waterloo 3-6 Whats next
Riffle and the Merchants got out
Zimmerman added RBI sin-
of the jam, inducing Kyle White to runs Sunday as Stoughton held on season, he said. We have guys sit- gles to make it 3-0. Stoughton traveled to
hit a ball to shortstop, which Fuen-
to beat Evansville 5-3. ting that could be playing on Sun- Watertown Wednesday
tes flipped to Medina for the final Noah Schafer and Garrett
out.
The win helped the Merchants days for a lot of other teams. Herbst singled in the sixth and after the Courier Hubs
clinch a Southeast Section playoff Although the Merchants didnt Novak singled home both run- early summer deadline.
McFarland is always a great spot with four games remaining. allow an earned run, the Jays ral-
rivalry game, Wenzel said. There ners one out later.
Its the teams fifth trip to the HTL
arent a lot of blowouts between us.
lied, driving in three runs in the Schafer started and earned The Vikings travel to
playoffs in the past five years. eighth behind the one-out double of the win. He allowed no runs on Jefferson at 8p.m. Friday
Stoughtons only baserunners Stoughton scored once in the Rich Edge, then scoring two on an
through the first three innings were one hit in four innings, striking and travel to Edgerton for
third, fourth and eighth innings and error. Jasper Mecker singled home out two and hitting two batters.
thanks to a hit batter, a walk, twotwice in the sixth. another as Evansville sent eight bat- a doubleheader starting at
infield singles and an error. Zimmerman finished the game
McFarland threatened early in the
Lund walked with two outs in the ters to the plate. and allowed a run on one hit, 5p.m. Sunday. Stoughton
bottom of the second as Schreiber
sixth and both he and Fuller, who Sperloen earned the win for striking out six. also hosts Fort Atkinson at
reached on an error, came home to Stoughton, tossing six innings. He 6p.m. Monday, July 17,
and Chris Sullivan hit back-to-backscore on Hansons double into right gave up four hits and struck out Saturday
one-out singles. Riffle bared down field. Hanson went 3-for-4 at the five. Riffle tossed three innings of Wanninger threw a no-hitter at Norse Park.
and struck out Knocke and then got plate to lead Stoughton. relief and struck out two to earn the
a little help from first baseman Max in an 8-0 win over Kenosha
Lund again drove the scoring for save. Saturday. In the fourth, Tomczyk tri-
Fuller, who used his full 6 foot, 4the Merchants in the eighth, dou- Sawyer Johnson took the loss
inch frame to snare an inning-end- Wanninger struck out 14 in pled home Ryan Novak and
bling with two outs, stealing third for the Jays, giving up four runs on the complete-game shutout, later scored on a double by
ing line drive by Dave Ellefson. base and then coming home on a three hits over six innings.
Riffle didnt surrender an walking five. Waldorf. Schafer added an
single to left by Fuller. Edge and Dayton Zettelmeier Stoughton scored four runs RBI in the sixth.
extra-basehit in the win, allowing Reserve Dan Campbell singled each had multiple hits for Evans-
three earned runs on 10 singles and in the third and added two in
and scored the games first run on ville, which outhit Stoughton 8-7. the fourth, one in the fifth and Sunday
two walks. He struck out five. an error in the third inning. Fuen- Albion won the Southeast Section
Ben did a great job going the dis- one in the sixth. Tomczyk walked and scored
tes reached base on an error in the last year and then went on to claim Miller reached on an error, on an error for the lone run
tance for us today as we were a lit-
fourth inning and came home on a its first HTL crown. The Merchants
tle short, having two games in three and Tomczyk walked to start Sunday in a 6-1 loss to Beloit
groundout by Lund. are hoping to put themselves in a the third. Nick Waldorf singled in the semifinals.
days, manager Dale Seffens said. Despite losing a few players from position to do something similar, one out later to plate Miller, Zimmerman pitched six
Stoughton 5, Evansville 3 last year, Wenzel said this team is as they look up to wrap up the West and Wanninger knocked in innings and allowed five
in position to do something special, Division of the section before pur- Tomczyk to make it 2-0. earned runs on seven hits,
Erick Sperloen and Riffle didnt with a mix of young and veteran tal- suing their first league title since
allow an earned run over nine ent. Zimmerman added an RBI, striking out four and walking
1986 and third overall, having also and Schafer tripled in another six.
innings and Hanson drove in two We ve j e l l e d p e r f e c t l y t h i s won the title in 1945. run to make it 4-0.

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2017 Stoughton Fair Results
DAIRY CATTLE
HOLSTEIN
REG. SPRING CALF, GRADES3-5
1st - Jake Sarbacker
1st - Aiden Sperle
1st - Daniel Swain
GRADE SPRING CALF, GRADES 3-5
1st - Carter Stenjem
1st - Clayton Stenjem
2nd - Paige Billig
2nd - Addison Klein
REG. SPRING CALF, GR. 6 & OVER
1st - Montana Sarbacker
GRADE SPR CALF, GR 6 AND OVER
2nd - Alex Fenrick
2nd - Katy Henn
REGISTERED WINTER CALF
1st - Megan Breuch
1st - Zane Breuch
1st - Katie Swain
2nd - Aevri Ciha
2nd - Rachel Drotzer
2nd - Gunnar Sperle
GRADE WINTER CALF
1st - Steven Olson
1st - Brooke Vike
2nd - Paige Billig
2nd - Kaden Grieser
3rd - Kyra Kubehl
3rd - Clarice Loeffelholz
REGISTERED FALL CALF
1st - Jessica Dahlk
1st - Delaney Chronister
1st - Zane Breuch
1st - Ashlyn Sarbacker
1st - Cole Sarbacker
2nd - Aiden Sperle
2nd - Gunnar Sperle
2nd - Megan Breuch
2nd - Trista Barry
2nd - Hailey Weisensel
GRADE FALL CALF
1st - Paige Billig
1st - Karn Vethe
REGISTERED SUMMER YEARLING
1st - Hailey Raymond
1st - Jessica Dahlk
1st - Lindsey A Sarbacker
2nd - Cain Clark
2nd - Haden Hartwig
2nd - Sam Reynolds
GRADE SUMMER YEARLING
1st - Kaden Grieser
2nd - Clarice Loeffelholz
2nd - Alex Fenrick
REGISTERED SPRING YEARLING
1st - Paige Billig
1st - Ashlyn Sarbacker
1st - Lindsey A Sarbacker
2nd - Katie Swain
GRADE SPRING YEARLING
1st - Alicia Kay
2nd - Sophie Grieser
REG. WINTER YEARLING
1st - Garrett Dahlk
1st - Sam Reynolds
2nd - Kenidee Clark
2nd - Gunnar Sperle
GRADE WINTER YEARLING
1st - Sophie Grieser
2nd - Hannah Kurt
2nd - Karn Vethe
3rd - Kyra Kubehl
REGISTERED FALL YEARLING
1st - Garrett Dahlk
1st - Montana Sarbacker
2nd - Trista Barry
3rd - Emily Hanson
COW, 2YRS OLD AND UNDER 3
1st - Kyra Kubehl
COW, 3 YRS OLD AND UNDER 4
1st - Sam Reynolds
AGED COW, 4 YEARS AND OVER
2nd - Heidi Juedes
DRY COW, 3 YEARS AND OVER
1st - Kyra Kubehl
2nd - Heidi Juedes
2nd - Kristina Mikkelson
GUERNSEY
GUERNSEY WINTER CALF
1st - Lauryn Weisensel
1st - Ashlyn Sarbacker
GUERNSEY FALL CALF
1st - Daniel Swain
2nd - Kristina Mikkelson
GUERNSEY SPRING YEARLING
1st - Steven Olson
1st - Hailey Weisensel
GUERNSEY DRY COW, 3YRS AND OVE
1st - Kristina Mikkelson
JERSEYS
JERSEY SPRING CALF
1st - Heidi Juedes
JERSEY WINTER CALF
1st - Denise Rankin
2nd - Jacob Chadwick
JERSEY FALL CALF
1st - Molly Olstad
2nd - Kristina Mikkelson
JERSEY SUMMER YEARLING
1st - Carol Rankin
JERSEY SPRING YEARLING
1st - Kristina Mikkelson
JERSEY WINTER YEARLING
1st - Alicia Kay
1st - Hannah Kurt
2nd - Denise Rankin
JERSEY FALL YEARLING
1st - Emma C Olstad
COW 2 YRS AND UNDER 3
1st - Heidi Juedes
COW, 3 YRS OLD AND UNDER 4
1st - Jacob Chadwick
BROWN SWISS
SPRING CALF
1st - Steven Olson
1st - Forrest Burrington
2nd - Gabe Walden
WINTER CALF
1st - Cole Xander
2nd - Alex Fenrick
FALL CALF
1st - Caitlin Beyler
1st - Faith Majors-Culp
2nd - Bailey Clark
2nd - Maiya Koberle
SUMMER YEARLING
1st - Joseph T Opsal
2nd - Kiley Henn
SPRING YEARLING
1st - Kiley Henn
2nd - Isabel Dennis
COW, 2 YRS AND UNDER 3
1st - Faith Majors-Culp
AGED COW, 4 YRS AND OVER
1st - Kiley Henn
DRY COW, 3 YRS OND OVER
1st - Logan Dykstra
AYRSHIRE
SPRING CALF
1st - Annie Meyer
SPRING YEARLING
1st - Daniel Swain
MILKING SHORTHORN
SUMMER YEARLING
1st - Carol Rankin
SPECIAL GROUPS
DAIRY HERD
1st - Heidi Juedes
1st - Kyra Kubehl
1st - Paige Billig
SPECIAL GROUPS
FIVE DAIRY ANIMALS, CLUB
1st - Sam Reynolds
1st - Lindsey A Sarbacker
2nd - Heidi Juedes
SHOWMANSHIP
AND BEST FITTED
JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP GR. 3-5
1st - Gabe Walden
1st - Cain Clark
1st - Jake Sarbacker
1st - Aiden Sperle
1st - Carter Stenjem
1st - Clayton Stenjem
1st - Paige Billig
1st - Addison Klein
1st - Annie Meyer
1st - Daniel Swain
1st - Lauryn Weisensel
1st - Forrest Burrington
1st - Delaney Chronister
1st - Cole Sarbacker
INTER. SHOWMANSHIP, GRADES 6-8
1st - Rachel Drotzer
1st - Gunnar Sperle
1st - Zane Breuch
2nd - Aevri Ciha
2nd - Emily Hanson
2nd - Katy Henn
3rd - Carol Rankin
3rd - Kenidee Clark
3rd - Trista Barry
SENIOR SHOWMANSHIP,
GR 9 AND OVER
1st - Hailey Raymond
1st - Jessica Dahlk
1st - Joseph T Opsal
1st - Montana Sarbacker
1st - Megan Breuch
1st - Molly Olstad
1st - Ashlyn Sarbacker
1st - Lindsey A Sarbacker
1st - Kristina Mikkelson
1st - Karn Vethe
2nd - Jacob Chadwick
2nd - Faith Majors-Culp
2nd - Sam Reynolds
2nd - Alex Fenrick
2nd - Brooke Vike
2nd - Kiley Henn
2nd - Maiya Koberle
2nd - Hailey Weisensel
2nd - Isabel Dennis
2nd - Sophie Grieser
3rd - Heidi Juedes
3rd - Alicia Kay
3rd - Kyra Kubehl
3rd - Hannah Kurt
3rd - Clarice Loeffelholz
3rd - Denise Rankin
3rd - Caitlin Beyler
3rd - Cole Xander
3rd - Bailey Clark
3rd - Alizabeth C Grady
3rd - Katie Swain
3rd - Kaden Grieser
BEEF CATTLE
BREEDING CLASSES
STRAIGHT BREED JR, HEIFER CALF
1st - Emma Hermsdorf
STRAIGHT BREED SR. HEIFER CALF
1st - Ryan Redford
1st - Cody Suddeth
STRAIGHT BR SUMMER YRLG
1st - Ryan Redford
1st - Grace M Link
STRAIGHT BREED JR YRLG
1st - Breanna Chadwick
1st - Grace M Link
1st - Nicole S Bakken
1st - Coltin Suddeth
2nd - Cassidy Hamrick
2nd - Faith Majors-Culp
2nd - Emma Hermsdorf
2nd - Justin Pauli
2nd - Ben Chadwick
2nd - McKenzie Nyhus
STRAIGHT BREED SR YRLG
1st - BreeAnn Olson
July 13, 2017 - Stoughton Fair Results - Stoughton Courier Hub 11
STRAIGHT BR FEMALE 2 YRS OR OL 2nd - Evelyn Mikkelson 2nd - Logan Dykstra
1st - Emma Hermsdorf 2nd - Lexi Liddicoat 2nd - Erika Lund
1st - Cody Suddeth 2nd - Alyssa Woodley
CROSSBRED GILT
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1st - Evelyn Mikkelson 1st - Brady Brandt
COMMERCIAL SUMMER YLG HEIFER 1st - Marie Harried 1st - Tyce Bettenhausen
1st - Tyce Bettenhausen
1st - Leah Huchthausen 1st - Benjamin Outhouse
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COMMERCIAL JR YRLG HEIFER
1st - Grace M Link 2nd - Cain Clark 1st - Alma Mikkelson
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1st - Nicole S Bakken
1st - Coltin Suddeth
2nd - Mallory Steensland
2nd - Tyce Bettenhausen
2nd - Samantha Zweck
PAIR OF FEMALES
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1st - Coltin Suddeth
2nd - Ryan Redford
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2nd - Lexi Liddicoat 1st - Kenidee Clark 1st - Cody Suddeth
1st - Tyce Bettenhausen 1st - Allison Lund
1st - Brayden Lund 1st - Samantha Zweck
2nd - Wyatt Klitzman
2nd - Aiden Sperle
2nd - Carter Stenjem
2nd - Clayton Stenjem
2nd - Russell Vike
2nd - Meghan Brickley
2nd - Nathan Higgins
2nd - Kaleb Regoli
Collin Gray of 2nd - Marie Harried
2nd - Leah Huchthausen
Triangle Troopers
with his Crafts 2nd - Coltin Suddeth
2nd - Ryan Lund
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SHOWMANSHIP
SENIOR SHOWMANSHIP
1st - Samantha Wileman
1st - Frannie Ruth
1st - Josie Ruth
1st - Casey Waite
This photo coverage of the Stoughton Fair brought to you by 1st - Brooke Vike
1st - Russell Vike
1st - Connor Brickley
1st - Billy M Outhouse
1st - Logan Dykstra
1st - Coltin Suddeth
1st - Shelby T Veum
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INTERMEDIATE SHOWMANSHIP
1st - Waylon Klitzman
1st - Bracen Brandt
1st - John Ruth
1st - Kenidee Clark
1st - Gunnar Sperle
1st - Meghan Brickley
1st - Benjamin Outhouse
Alicia Kay of 1st - Russell Outhouse
Marshall FFA with 1st - Nathan Higgins
her Dairy project 1st - Alma Mikkelson
1st - Evelyn Mikkelson
1st - Kaleb Regoli
1st - Marie Harried
1st - Leah Huchthausen
1st - Lexi Liddicoat
1st - Erika Lund
1st - Ryan Lund
This photo coverage of the Stoughton Fair brought to you by 1st - Alyssa Woodley
JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP
1st - Gabe Klahn
1st - Rachael Klitzman
1st - Wyatt Klitzman
1st - Aubrey Brandt
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1st - Philly Ruth
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1st - Cain Clark
1st - Tyce Bettenhausen
1st - Brayden Lund
1st - Aiden Sperle
1st - Carter Stenjem
1st - Clayton Stenjem
1st - Jack Conant
1st - Libby Conant
1st - Brady Wethal
Kenidee Clark of
Cambridge 4-H with SHEEP
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REG SPRING RAM LAMB
1st - Bracen Brandt
1st - Brady Brandt
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REG SPRING RAM LAMB
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1st - Anna Hinchley
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1st - Katie Huchthausen
1st - Leah Huchthausen
REG SPRING EWE
1st - Anna Hinchley
1st - Leah Huchthausen
2nd - Katie Huchthausen
ANY OTHER MEAT BREED
Rachel Drotzer of REG YRLG EWE
Cambridge 4-H with
1st - Leah Huchthausen
REG FALL EWE
her Poultry project
1st - Leah Huchthausen
HIGH GRADE EWE
HIGH GRADE YRLG EWE
1st - Aubrey Brandt
1st - Bracen Brandt
1st - Brooke L Ace
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HIGH GRADE SPRING EWE LAMB
Cress Funeral Service 1st - Aubrey Brandt
1st - Denise Rankin
(608) 873-9244 1st - Brooke L Ace
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2nd - Justin Pauli
2nd - Leah Huchthausen
MARKET LAMBS
MARKET LAMB, LIGHT WEIGHT
1st - Jonathan A Jones
1st - Emma Haag
1st - Lucas Haag
1st - Jake O White
1st - Samantha K White
2nd - Joe Ischi
2nd - Hailey Weisensel
MARKET LAMB, MED. WEIGHT
1st - Claire Schwartz
1st - Aubrey Brandt
1st - Bracen Brandt
1st - Bracen Brandt
1st - Carol Rankin
1st - Denise Rankin
1st - Brooke L Ace
1st - Taylor Johnson
1st - Hailey Weisensel
2nd - Carol Rankin
2nd - Garrett Pauli
2nd - Billy M Outhouse
2nd - Russell Outhouse
PEN OF MARKET LAMBS
1st - Bracen Brandt
1st - Samantha K White
BRED AND OWNED
SENIOR SHOWMANSHIP
1st - Claire Schwartz
1st - Denise Rankin
1st - Brooke L Ace
1st - Billy M Outhouse
1st - Jake O White
1st - Samantha K White
1st - Hailey Weisensel
INTERMEDIATE SHOWMANSHIP,
GR.6-
1st - Bracen Brandt
1st - Emma Haag
1st - Joe Ischi
1st - Russell Outhouse
1st - Leah Huchthausen
2nd - Carol Rankin
2nd - Jonathan A Jones
JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP, GR.3-5
1st - Aubrey Brandt
1st - Brady Brandt
1st - Lucas Haag
1st - Garrett Pauli
1st - Justin Pauli
1st - Katie Huchthausen
1st - Taylor Johnson
GOATS
SHOWMANSHIP
SENIOR SHOWMANSHIP
1st - Hailey Raymond
1st - Shelby Tone
1st - Sydney Tone
1st - Kat Eugster
2nd - Emma Jorgensen
2nd - Molly Hellberg
3rd - Nikayla Maurer
3rd - Denise Rankin
3rd - Emma Holland
INTERMEDIATE SHOWMANSHIP
1st - Lee Jorgensen
1st - Mackenzie Vanthournout
1st - Grace Brattlie
2nd - Carol Rankin
2nd - Hanna Brattlie
2nd - Marie Harried
JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP
1st - Hank Vanthournout
1st - Rylee Brattlie
1st - Landon Brattlie
1st - Wyatt Brattlie
1st - Katie Huchthausen
MILKING DOES
UNDER 2 YEARS OF AGE
1st - Hank Vanthournout
1st - Mackenzie Vanthournout
AT LEAST 2YRS AND UNDER 3 YRS
1st - Lee Jorgensen
1st - Mackenzie Vanthournout
2nd - Emma Jorgensen
2nd - Hank Vanthournout
AT LEAST 3YRS AND UNDER 4 YRS
1st - Nikayla Maurer
1st - Hailey Raymond
MILKING DOES
AT LEAST 4 YRS AND UNDER 5 YRS
1st - Grace Brattlie
OVER 5 YRS OF AGE
1st - Wyatt Brattlie
1st - Kat Eugster
JUNIOR GOATS
JUNIOR KID
1st - Molly Hellberg
1st - Wyatt Brattlie
2nd - Grace Brattlie
2nd - Emma Holland
3rd - Hank Vanthournout
3rd - Nikayla Maurer
3rd - Hailey Raymond
INTERMEDIATE KID
1st - Mackenzie Vanthournout
1st - Nikayla Maurer
1st - Denise Rankin
1st - Kat Eugster
2nd - Carol Rankin
2nd - Molly Hellberg
2nd - Grace Brattlie
2nd - Wyatt Brattlie
3rd - Emma Jorgensen
3rd - Lee Jorgensen
3rd - Hailey Raymond
3rd - Marie Harried
SENIOR KID
1st - Carol Rankin
1st - Denise Rankin
1st - Hailey Raymond
1st - Hanna Brattlie
2nd - Rylee Brattlie
2nd - Molly Hellberg
2nd - Marie Harried
2nd - Shelby Tone
2nd - Sydney Tone
3rd - Mackenzie Vanthournout
3rd - Grace Brattlie
3rd - Katie Huchthausen
4th - Nikayla Maurer
JUNIOR YEARLING
1st - Hank Vanthournout
1st - Kat Eugster
SENIOR YEARLING
1st - Lee Jorgensen
1st - Mackenzie Vanthournout
1st - Hailey Raymond
2nd - Analee Gausmann
1st - Shelby Tone
2nd - Emma Jorgensen
2nd - Hank Vanthournout
2nd - Sydney Tone
3rd - Nikayla Maurer
3rd - Marie Harried
3rd - Katie Huchthausen
4th - Grace Brattlie
4th - Wyatt Brattlie
GROUP CLASSES
BREEDER IMPROVEMENT
1st - Hailey Raymond
1st - Kat Eugster
2nd - Emma Jorgensen
2nd - Marie Harried
PRODUCE OF DAM
1st - Hailey Raymond
1st - Kat Eugster
2nd - Nikayla Maurer
2nd - Sydney Tone
3rd - Marie Harried
3rd - Shelby Tone
EXHIBITOR HERD
1st - Nikayla Maurer
1st - Hailey Raymond
POULTRY
STANDARD
ANY AMER, BREED/VAR COCKEREL
1st - Elijah Smart-Powell
1st - Isaac Smart-Powell
2nd - Lee Jorgensen
2nd - Jonathon Vickery
ANY AMER, BREED/VAR, PULLET
1st - Sam Haak
1st - Elijah Smart-Powell
1st - Isaac Smart-Powell
2nd - Heather Novak
2nd - Emma Hellberg
2nd - Audrey Ischi
2nd - Joe Ischi
3rd - Lee Jorgensen
3rd - Tanner Clark
3rd - Analee Gausmann
3rd - Rilee Gausmann
4th - Thomas Peterson
4th - Molly Hellberg
4th - Parker Ertl
ANY AMER, BREED VARIETY, COCK
1st - Analee Gausmann
3rd - Hannah Vanthournout
ANY AMER BREED/VARIETY, HEN
1st - Chloe Marin
2nd - Hank Vanthournout
2nd - Sylvia McMullin
ANY MED. BREED/VARIETY, COCKER
1st - Hanna Brattlie
1st - Rylee Brattlie
2nd - Emma Jorgensen
2nd - Thomas Peterson
2nd - Emma Hellberg
2nd - Molly Hellberg
ANY MED BREED/VARIETY, PULLET
1st - Thomas Peterson
1st - Hanna Brattlie
1st - Rylee Brattlie
2nd - Emma Jorgensen
2nd - Lee Jorgensen
2nd - Molly Hellberg
4th - Kenidee Clark
4th - Kyle Montour
ANY MED. BREED VARIETY, COCK
1st - Emma Jorgensen
ANY MED BREED/VARIETY, HEN
1st - Emma Jorgensen
2nd - Hank Vanthournout
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ANY ASIATIC BR/VARIETY, PULLET
1st - Thomas Peterson
1st - Joe Ischi
2nd - Audrey Ischi
ANY ASIATIC BR/VARIETY COCK
1st - Hank Vanthournout
1st - Rachel Drotzer
2nd - Austin J Geier
ANY ASIATIC BR/VARIETY, HEN
1st - Emma Jorgensen
1st - Austin J Geier
1st - Rachel Drotzer
2nd - Hank Vanthournout
2nd - Rilee Gausmann
ANY ENG. BR/VARIETY, COCKEREL
1st - Hanna Brattlie
1st - Rylee Brattlie
1st - Grace Bergeland
2nd - Jonathon Vickery
2nd - Cain Clark
2nd - Rachel Drotzer
2nd - Thomas Peterson
2nd - Elijah Smart-Powell
ANY ENG. BR/VARIETY, PULLET
1st - Kenidee Clark
1st - Thomas Peterson
1st - Rylee Brattlie
1st - Ava Bergeland
2nd - Heather Novak
2nd - Elijah Smart-Powell
2nd - Hanna Brattlie
2nd - Emma Hellberg
2nd - Parker Ertl
3rd - Audrey Ischi
3rd - Joe Ischi
3rd - Rilee Gausmann
ANY ENG. BR/VARIETY, HEN
1st - Caitlin Beyler
1st - Chloe Marin
2nd - Rachel Drotzer
ANY CONT. BR/VAR, COCKEREL
1st - Hanna Brattlie
1st - Rylee Brattlie
1st - Tanner Clark
2nd - Emma Hellberg
2nd - Ava Bergeland
2nd - Grace Bergeland
ANY CONTIN. BR./VAR, PULLET
1st - Rylee Brattlie
1st - Emma Hellberg
1st - Ava Bergeland
2nd - Hanna Brattlie
2nd - Grace Bergeland
4th - Molly Hellberg
ANY CONT. BR/VARIETY, HEN
1st - Thomas Peterson
1st - Chloe Marin
ANY OTHER STANDARD, COCKEREL
1st - Hanna Brattlie
1st - Ava Bergeland
2nd - Thomas Peterson
ANY OTHER STANDARD, PULLET
1st - Grace Bergeland
1st - Parker Ertl
2nd - Hanna Brattlie
2nd - Molly Hellberg
ANY OTHER STANDARD, HEN
1st - Laura Johnson
1st - Sylvia McMullin
ANY CROSSBRED, COCKEREL
1st - Thomas Peterson
ANY CROSSBRED, PULLET
1st - Thomas Peterson
ANY CROSSBRED, HEN
1st - Tanner Clark
BANTAMS
SINGLE COMB CLEAN LEG, COCKERE
1st - Emma Jorgensen
1st - Hanna Brattlie
1st - Rylee Brattlie
1st - Tanner Clark
2nd - Lee Jorgensen
2nd - Heather Novak
2nd - Jonathon Vickery
2nd - Ava Bergeland
SINGLE COMB, CLEAN LEG PULLET
1st - Emma Jorgensen
1st - Hanna Brattlie
1st - Rylee Brattlie
2nd - Sam Haak
2nd - Lee Jorgensen
2nd - Ava Bergeland
2nd - Tanner Clark
4th - Analee Gausmann
SINGLE COMB, CLEAN LEG, COCK
1st - Emma Jorgensen
1st - Austin J Geier
2nd - Ava Bergeland
SINGLE COMB, CLEAN LEG, HEN
1st - Emma Jorgensen
1st - Hanna Brattlie
1st - Shelby Tone
2nd - Lee Jorgensen
2nd - Austin J Geier
2nd - Ryan Redford
ROSE COMB, CLEAN LEG, COCKEREL
1st - Rylee Brattlie
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1st - Grace Bergeland
1st - Shelby Tone
1st - Sydney Tone
2nd - Lee Jorgensen
2nd - Ryan Redford
4th - Grace Brattlie
4th - Wyatt Brattlie
ROSE COMB, CLEAN LEG PULLET
1st - Rylee Brattlie
1st - Grace Bergeland
1st - Sydney Tone
2nd - Lee Jorgensen
2nd - Ryan Redford
2nd - Hanna Brattlie
4th - Grace Brattlie
4th - Wyatt Brattlie
ROSE COMB, CLEAN LEG, COCK
1st - Sydney Tone
2nd - Lee Jorgensen
2nd - Austin J Geier
2nd - Rachel Drotzer
2nd - Tanner Clark
ROSE COMB, CLEAN LEG, HEN
1st - Rachel Drotzer
1st - Shelby Tone
1st - Sydney Tone
2nd - Lee Jorgensen
2nd - Rylee Brattlie
2nd - Tanner Clark
3rd - Austin J Geier
ANY FEATHER LEGGED COCKEREL
1st - Hanna Brattlie
1st - Rylee Brattlie
1st - Shelby Tone
2nd - Sam Haak
2nd - Lee Jorgensen
2nd - Thomas Peterson
2nd - Grace Brattlie
3rd - Emma Jorgensen
3rd - Tanner Clark
ANY FEATHER LEGGED PULLET
1st - Emma Jorgensen
1st - Lee Jorgensen
1st - Hanna Brattlie
1st - Rylee Brattlie
1st - Shelby Tone
1st - Sydney Tone
2nd - Molly Hellberg
2nd - Tanner Clark
2nd - Grace Brattlie
2nd - Wyatt Brattlie
ANY FEATHER LEGGED COCK
1st - Emma Jorgensen
1st - Rylee Brattlie
1st - Molly Hellberg
2nd - Lee Jorgensen
2nd - Austin J Geier
2nd - Ryan Redford
2nd - Audrey Ischi
3rd - Sam Haak
3rd - Thomas Peterson
ANY FEATHER LEGGED HEN
1st - Emma Jorgensen
1st - Hanna Brattlie
1st - Rylee Brattlie
2nd - Rachel Drotzer
2nd - Ryan Redford
2nd - Audrey Ischi
2nd - Analee Gausmann
3rd - Lee Jorgensen
3rd - Austin J Geier
3rd - Caitlin Beyler
3rd - Thomas Peterson
ANY VAR GAME BANT. COCKEREL
1st - Grace Brattlie
1st - Wyatt Brattlie
ANY VAR GAME BANT. PULLET
1st - Ryan Redford
1st - Grace Brattlie
1st - Wyatt Brattlie
2nd - Sam Haak
ANY VAR GAME BANTAM COCK
1st - Lee Jorgensen
1st - Ryan Redford
ANY VAR GAME BANTAM HEN
1st - Lee Jorgensen
1st - Ryan Redford
ANY OTHER COMB, CL LEG
COCKEREL
1st - Emma Jorgensen
1st - Hanna Brattlie
1st - Rylee Brattlie
ANY OTHER COMB, CL LEG PULLET
1st - Emma Jorgensen
1st - Rylee Brattlie
ANY OTHER COMB, CL. LEG HEN
1st - Emma Jorgensen
1st - Thomas Peterson
DUCKS
BANTAM DRAKE
1st - Lee Jorgensen
2nd - Austin J Geier
2nd - Audrey Ischi
2nd - Joe Ischi
BANTAM DUCK
1st - Lee Jorgensen
1st - Audrey Ischi
2nd - Austin J Geier
2nd - Joe Ischi
LIGHT DUCK
4th - Analee Gausmann
MEDIUM DRAKE
1st - Emma Jorgensen
MEDIUM DUCK
1st - Emma Jorgensen
1st - Cole Xander
1st - Audrey Ischi
4th - Analee Gausmann
4th - Rilee Gausmann
HEAVY DRAKE
1st - Rylee Brattlie
1st - Audrey Ischi
2nd - Hanna Brattlie
2nd - Joe Ischi
3rd - Austin J Geier
HEAVY DUCK
1st - Rylee Brattlie
1st - Audrey Ischi
2nd - Hanna Brattlie
3rd - Austin J Geier
3rd - Joe Ischi
GEESE
LIGHT GANDER
1st - Kenidee Clark
LIGHT GOOSE
1st - Emily Hanson
HEAVY GANDER
1st - Isaac Smart-Powell
HEAVY GOOSE
1st - Elijah Smart-Powell
TURKEYS
BRONZE TOM
1st - Carol Rankin
1st - Denise Rankin
BRONZE HEN
1st - Waylon Klitzman
1st - Carol Rankin
1st - Thomas Peterson
2nd - Rachael Klitzman
2nd - Wyatt Klitzman
2nd - Denise Rankin
BROAD WHITE TOM
1st - Carol Rankin
1st - Denise Rankin
BROAD WHITE HEN
1st - Hannah Vanthournout
1st - Thomas Peterson
2nd - Carol Rankin
2nd - Denise Rankin
MARKET BIRDS
ROASTERS, 2 BIRDS, 6# OR OVER
1st - Emma Jorgensen
1st - Lee Jorgensen
1st - Rylee Brattlie
1st - Lily Maerz
1st - Sylvia Thompson
2nd - Hank Vanthournout
2nd - Hanna Brattlie
2nd - Brooke Vike
2nd - Audrey Ischi
2nd - Joe Ischi
BROILERS, 2 YOUNG BIRDS 3#-5
1st - Audrey Ischi
1st - Joe Ischi
1st - Lily Maerz
PIGEONS
ANY FANCY MALE
1st - Audrey Ischi
ANY FANCY FEMALE
1st - Audrey Ischi
SNY PERFORMANCE MALE
1st - John Ruth
ANY PERFORMANCE FEMALE
1st - John Ruth
EGGS
1 DOZEN WHITE GRADE A LARGE
1st - Lloyd Hogan
1st - Sophia Thompson
2nd - Sylvia Thompson
1 DOZEN WHITE GRADE A MEDIUM
1st - Thomas Peterson
2nd - Sophia Thompson
2nd - Sylvia Thompson
1 DOZEN BROWN GRADE A LARGE
1st - Hannah Vanthournout
1st - Tanner Clark
1st - Sophia Thompson
1st - Sylvia Thompson
2nd - Hank Vanthournout
2nd - Thomas Peterson
2nd - Lloyd Hogan
1 DOZEN BROWN GRADE A MEDIUM
1st - Sophia Thompson
1st - Sylvia Thompson
1 DOZEN BUFF/CREAM GR A LARGE
1st - Lloyd Hogan
1st - Sylvia Thompson
2nd - Tanner Clark
2nd - Sophia Thompson
1 DOZEN BUFF/CREAM GR A MEDIUM
1st - Sophia Thompson
1st - Sylvia Thompson
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2nd - Tanner Clark
1 DOZEN GREEN/PASTEL GR A LARG
1st - Lloyd Hogan
1st - Sylvia Thompson
2nd - Tanner Clark
2nd - Sophia Thompson
1 DOZEN GREEN/PASTEL GR A MED
1st - Sophia Thompson
1st - Sylvia Thompson
SHOWMANSHIP
JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP
1st - Rylee Brattlie
1st - Laura Johnson
1st - Wyatt Brattlie
1st - Rilee Gausmann
1st - Lily Maerz
2nd - Rachael Klitzman
2nd - Wyatt Klitzman
2nd - Hank Vanthournout
2nd - Sylvia McMullin
3rd - Tanner Clark
3rd - Chloe Marin
INTERMEDIATE SHOWMANSHIP
1st - Lee Jorgensen
1st - Carol Rankin
1st - Hanna Brattlie
1st - Audrey Ischi
1st - Grace Bergeland
1st - Grace Brattlie
2nd - Sam Haak
2nd - Waylon Klitzman
2nd - Joe Ischi
2nd - Ava Bergeland
2nd - Analee Gausmann
SENIOR SHOWMANSHIP
1st - Emma Jorgensen
1st - Hannah Vanthournout
1st - Denise Rankin
1st - Shelby Tone
1st - Sydney Tone
2nd - Brooke Vike
3rd - Kyle Montour
RABBITS
COMMERCIAL BREED
RABBITS
NEW ZEALAND SENIOR BUCK
1st - Frannie Ruth
2nd - Mikayla Brey
NEW ZEALAND SENIOR DOE
1st - Mikayla Brey
NEW ZEALAND JUNIOR BUCK
1st - Mikayla Brey
2nd - Molly Hellberg
NEW ZEALAND JUNIOR DOE
1st - Molly Hellberg
2nd - Mikayla Brey
ANY OTHER COMMERCIA BR SR
BUCK
1st - Mackenzie Vanthournout
1st - Kendra Kapke
1st - Rilee Gausmann
1st - Bjorn Seybold
2nd - Hank Vanthournout
2nd - Hanna Brattlie
2nd - Rylee Brattlie
2nd - Kincaid Kapke
ANY OTHER COMMERCIAL BR SR
DOE
1st - Mackenzie Vanthournout
1st - Taylor Johnson
2nd - Kendra Kapke
3rd - Kincaid Kapke
ANY OTHER COMMERCIAL BR JR BUC
1st - Hanna Brattlie
1st - Rylee Brattlie
2nd - Emma Hellberg
2nd - Molly Hellberg
ANY OTHER COMMECIAL BR JR DOE
1st - Rylee Brattlie
2nd - Molly Hellberg
3rd - Hanna Brattlie
3rd - Emma Hellberg
FANCY BREED RABBITS
DUTCH SENIOR DOE
1st - Jake Julseth
3rd - Alma Mikkelson
DUTCH JUNIOR BUCK
1st - Olivia Bakken
DUTCH JUNIOR DOE
1st - Jack Haak
MINI REX SENIOR BUCK
1st - Haylie Howard
1st - Rylee Brattlie
1st - Alma Mikkelson
1st - Lilliana Procter
1st - Shelby Tone
1st - Sydney Tone
2nd - Audrey Ischi
2nd - Irene Johll
2nd - Megan Breuch
2nd - Karlee Procter
MINI REX SENIOR DOE
1st - Kenedi Kruckenberg
1st - Hanna Brattlie
1st - Rylee Brattlie
1st - Jake Julseth
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1st - Sydney Tone 1st - Jack Haak
2nd - Haylie Howard EXHIBITOR GR 3-5. BUCK OR DOE 1st - Karlie Olson
2nd - Irene Johll 1st - Garrett Pauli 1st - Abby Seybold
1st - Delaney Chronister
FRENCH LOP SENIOR BUCK 1st - Jake Julseth EXHIB GR 9/OVER, BUCK/DOE
1st - Mikayla Brey 2nd - Justin Pauli 1st - Mikayla Brey
1st - Shelby Tone
FRENCH LOP SENIOR DOE 1st - Sydney Tone
1st - Mikayla Brey
FRENCH LOP JUNIOR BUCK
1st - Mikayla Brey
FRENCH LOP JUNIOR DOE
2nd - Mikayla Brey
HOLLAND SENIOR BUCK
1st - Hanna Brattlie
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1st - Bryce Kinnaird
1st - Tanner Clark Triangle Troopers
1st - Analee Gausmann with his Dairy
2nd - Emma Hellberg project
2nd - Audrey Ischi
HOLLAND SENIOR DOE
1st - Hanna Brattlie
1st - Mikayla Brey
2nd - Rylee Brattlie
2nd - Emma Hellberg
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1st - Mackenzie Vanthournout
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2nd - Hank Vanthournout
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1st - Mackenzie Vanthournout
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1st - Molly Hellberg
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1st - Kailey Horton
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1st - Avery Scanlon-Laemmrich
1st - Caleb West
2nd - Sylvia Thompson
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PRE-OPEN OBEDIENCE TRIAL
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FIELD CORN
1st - William Brattlie
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3rd - Hailee Kellnhofer
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4th - Daniel Swain
4th - Ashley Nelson
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3rd - Clarice Loeffelholz
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1st - William Brattlie
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2nd - Brayden Lund
3rd - Garrett Pauli
3rd - Justin Pauli
3rd - Lily Maerz
GARDEN DISPLAY: EXHIB. GR 6-8
1st - Ryan Redford
2nd - Hanna Brattlie
GARDEN DISPLAY: EXHIB. GR 9 OV
1st - Emma Hanisko
1st - Mikayla Brey
2nd - Clarice Loeffelholz
2nd - Allison Lund
POTATOES
ANY EARLY VARIETY
1st - Lily Maerz
ANY LATE VARIETY
1st - Lily Maerz
2nd - Nickolas Johnson
FLOWER GARDEN/HOME
GROUNDS IMP
MIXED ZINNIAS
1st - Brooke Slinde
2nd - Mikayla Brey
2nd - Justin Pauli
3rd - William Brattlie
2nd - Kenidee Clark
4th - Hanna Brattlie
MARIGOLDS
1st - Mikayla Brey
2nd - Brooke Slinde
SNAP DRAGONS
1st - Garrett Pauli
2nd - Brooke Slinde
3rd - Justin Pauli
SINGLE PETUNIA
1st - Mikayla Brey
1st - Lindsey A Sarbacker
3rd - Garrett Pauli
3rd - Justin Pauli
3rd - Ashlyn Sarbacker
ANY OTHER ANNUAL
1st - Emma Hanisko
DAHLIA
1st - Emma Hanisko
1st - Garrett Pauli
DAISIES
1st - Lindsey A Sarbacker
LILLIES
1st - Sam Hjortland
1st - Lindsey A Sarbacker
2nd - Garrett Pauli
3rd - Mikayla Brey
4th - Justin Pauli
CALLA LILY-1 SPIKE
1st - Rylee Brattlie
HYDRANGEA
1st - Mikayla Brey
ANY OTHER PERENNIAS
1st - Sylvia Thompson
2nd - Mikayla Brey
2nd - Garrett Pauli
3rd - Justin Pauli
ARRANGEMENT OF 3 DIFFERENT
1st - Hanna Brattlie
1st - Rylee Brattlie
2nd - Sylvia Thompson
HOUSEPLANTS I
FOLIAGE PLANT
1st - Mikayla Brey
CONTAINER OF 3 DIFFERENT VAR
1st - Anna Evenson
POTTED VIOLET
1st - Mikayla Brey
TERRARIUM OR DISH GARDEN
1st - Anna Evenson
1st - Mikayla Brey
HOUSEPLANTS II
TERRARIM OR DISH GARDEN
2nd - Emma Hanisko
ANY OTHER FLOWERING PLANT
1st - Mikayla Brey
3rd - Emma Hanisko
ANY OTHER TRALING FOLIAGE/VINE
1st - Emma Hanisko
1st - Mikayla Brey
PLANT FROM HOUSEHOLD DISCARD
2nd - Emma Hanisko
WOODWORKING
WOODWORKING GRADE 3
ARTICLE FOR USE OUTDOORS
1st - Greta Kantzler
1st - Jake Sarbacker
2nd - Macy Gray
WOODWORKING
GRADES 4-5
ART. FOR FARM/HOME WORKSHOP
1st - Tanner Clark
ARTICLE FOR USE IN OUTDOORS
1st - Brayden Lund
1st - Addison Klein
ARTICLE FOR USE IN STORAGE
1st - Brady Wethal
2nd - Sam Hjortland
ARTICLE FOR USE IN HOME
1st - Sam Hjortland
2nd - Jack Conant
TOY OR HOMEMADE GAME
1st - Delaney Chronister
WOODWORKING
GRADES 6-8
ART. FOR FARM OR HOME
WORKSHOP
2nd - Sam Haak
ATRICLE FOR USE OUTDOORS
1st - Ashton Wuennemann
ARTICLE OF FURNITURE/CABINET
1st - Brynn Mancusi
2nd - Ryan Lund
3rd - Abby Seybold
ARTICLE FOR USE IN HOME
1st - Andrew Toso
1st - Conner Vale
2nd - Ryan Redford
2nd - Bjorn Seybold
2nd - Alyssa Woodley
3rd - Rachel Drotzer
3rd - Emily Hanson
3rd - Mackenzie Hunt
REPAIRED OR REFINISHED ARTICLE
2nd - Sam Haak
WOODWORKING
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ART FOR USE OUTDOORS
3rd - Heidi Juedes
ART. OF FURNITURE/CABINET MAKI
2nd - Katia Wanish
ARTICLE FOR USE IN HOME
1st - Emory Hutchens
ART. FOR BUILDING NOT HOME
1st - Katia Wanish
TOY OR HOMEMADE GAME
1st - Kyle Montour
1st - Katia Wanish
FOODS AND
NUTRITION
EXHIBITORS GRADE 3
DROP COOKIE
1st - MaKenna Angerhofer
1st - Macy Gray
BAR COOKIE
1st - Macy Gray
BROWNIES
2nd - Libby Conant
MIX CAKE- ANGEL
1st - Macy Gray
NO BAKE CEREAL BAR/COOKIE
1st - MaKenna Angerhofer
1st - Quinn Furseth
EXHIBITORS GRADES 4-5
COOKIES-OATMEAL
1st - Chloe Marin
2nd - Sylvia Thompson
COOKIES- PEANUT BUTTER
1st - Felicity Franseen
1st - Chloe Marin
2nd - Henry Burmeister
OTHER NUTRITIOUS COOKIES
2nd - Tanner Hutchens
BROWNIE
1st - Tanner Hutchens
1st - Madison Kimmel
1st - Brady Wethal
2nd - Ben Kopp
2nd - Madeline Morhoff
3rd - Sylvia Thompson
4th - Rylee Brattlie
MUFFINS- BLUEBERRY
1st - Madeline Morhoff
2nd - Jack Conant
CAKE MIX- WHITE OR YELLOW
2nd - Lindsey Kramer
4th - Aiden Sperle
CAKE MIX- CHOCOLATE
1st - Owen Luginbuhl
1st - Lindsey Kramer
CAKE MIX - ANGEL FOOD
1st - Aiden Sperle
NUTRITIOUS SNACK MIX
1st - Felicity Franseen
1st - Owen Luginbuhl
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2nd - Lindsey Kramer
2nd - Madeline Morhoff
NO BAKE CEREAL BAR/DROP COOKI
2nd - Lindsey Kramer
3rd - Felicity Franseen
3rd - Ben Kopp
EXHIBITORS GRADES 6-8
COOKIES, REFRIGERATOR
1st - Ryan Redford
1st - Alexa Stoffels
2nd - Alma Mikkelson
2nd - Lindsey Bakken
4th - Taylor Kramer
COOKIES- ROLLED, CUT OUT
1st - Madisen Zych
1st - Shae Pigarelli
NUTRITIOUS BAR COOKIE
1st - Madisen Zych
1st - Amy Luginbuhl
CINNAMON COFFEE CAKE
1st - Hanna Brattlie
1st - Alexa Stoffels
2nd - Shae Pigarelli
2nd - Erika Lund
BANANA BREAD
1st - Lee Jorgensen
1st - Alexa Stoffels
1st - Kalob Kimmel
2nd - Charlotte Franseen
2nd - Alyssa Woodley
3rd - Hanna Brattlie
3rd - Ilsa Lund
4th - Whitney Clason
4th - Evelyn Mikkelson
POTATO LEFSE
1st - Ryan Lund
YELLOW OR WHITE CAKE, NO MIX
1st - Amy Luginbuhl
2nd - Whitney Clason
CHOCOLATE CAKE, NO MIX
1st - Alyssa Woodley
2nd - Taylor Kramer
2nd - Mackenzie Hunt
3rd - Ilsa Lund
ANY OTHER CAKE, NO MIX
1st - Ryan Redford
1st - Taylor Kramer
BROWNIE (4 SQUARE, NO MIX)
1st - Whitney Clason
2nd - Taylor Kramer
2nd - Erika Lund
3rd - Lee Jorgensen
3rd - Rachel Drotzer
4th - Evelyn Mikkelson
EXHIBITOR
GRADES 9 AND OVER
NATIONALITY COOKIES
1st - Brooke Slinde
1st - Shelby Tone
2nd - Sophia Thompson
PINWHEELS
1st - Sophia Thompson
1st - Sydney Tone
DINNER ROLLS
1st - Brooke Slinde
1st - Mikayla Brey
WHITE BREAD
1st - Clarice Loeffelholz
4th - Brooke Slinde
ANGEL FOOD CAKE, NO MIX
1st - Mikayla Brey
2nd - Clarice Loeffelholz
TWO CRUST PIE
1st - Mikayla Brey
2nd - Clarice Loeffelholz
TURNOVER
1st - Clarice Loeffelholz
BROWNIE, PLAIN, 4 CORNER SQ
1st - Heather Novak
1st - Brett Stoffels
2nd - Samantha K White
2nd - Olivia Bakken
3rd - Mikayla Brey
3rd - Allison Lund
4th - Clarice Loeffelholz
EDUCATIONAL POSTER
1st - Alexa Wuennemann
1st - Allison Lund
2nd - Ashlyn Sarbacker
CAKE DECORATING
DECORATED COOKIES
1st - Ilsa Lund
DECORATED CUPCAKES
1st - Ilsa Lund
1st - Alexa Stoffels
2nd - Charlotte Franseen
2nd - Alayna Procter
3rd - Delaney Chronister
BIRTHDAY CAKE
1st - Ilsa Lund
HOLIDAY CAKE
2nd - Ashlee Olson
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DECORATED COOKIES
1st - Lindsey Bakken
1st - Samantha Zweck
2nd - Brooke Slinde
2nd - Alexa Wuennemann
DECORATED CUPCAKES
1st - Ryan Redford
1st - Lindsey Bakken
2nd - Shae Pigarelli
2nd - Taylor Vingum
2nd - Olivia Bakken
3rd - Samantha Zweck
BIRTHDAY CAKE
1st - Ashley Nelson
1st - Lindsey Bakken
3rd - Samantha Derrick
SPECIAL OCCASION
1st - Jordan Nelson
FOOD PRESERVATION
EXHIBITORS GRADES 3-6
RHUBARB
1st - Ben Kopp
TAME RED/BLACK RASPBERRIES
1st - Ben Kopp
JAM, COOKED
1st - Alex Jones
2nd - Hanna Brattlie
2nd - Rylee Brattlie
2nd - Grace Brattlie
JELLY, COOKED
2nd - Ben Kopp
FREEZER JAM
1st - Alex Jones
2nd - Henry Burmeister
EXHIBITORS
GRADES 7 AND OVER
APPLESAUCE
1st - Mikayla Brey
RHUBARB
1st - Rebekah Kopp
1st - Emma Hanisko
TOMATO JUICE
1st - Clarice Loeffelholz
1st - Mikayla Brey
TOMATOES
1st - Rebekah Kopp
1st - Mikayla Brey
4th - Luke Keller
WILD RED/BLACK RASPBERRIES
2nd - Irene Johll
OTHER VEGETABLES
1st - Clarice Loeffelholz
1st - Mikayla Brey
2nd - Grace Wileman
2nd - Cryssie Zych
2nd - Timothy Williams
2nd - Isabella Swain
2nd - Claire Bergeland
2nd - Collin Gray
3rd - Lilah Holmquist
3rd - Paige Holmquist
3rd - Becca Ehle
SIMPLE PROJECT
1st - Rebecca Pearson
1st - Grace Wileman
1st - Cryssie Zych
1st - Corley Suddeth
2nd - Ethan West
2nd - Aiden Fieweger
2nd - Meghan Saemann
2nd - Cannon Suddeth
3rd - Aina Holmquist
3rd - Lilah Holmquist
3rd - Paige Holmquist
4th - Cate Ehle
PLATE OF VEGETABLE
1st - Ava Ferrell
1st - Zackary Durkee
1st - Grayson Wethal
2nd - Tara Bettenhausen
2nd - Waylen Brattlie
3rd - Grace Haak
3rd - Kyle Durkee
ONE HOUSE PLANT
1st - Simone Smart-Powell
2nd - Ana Mikkelson
HOLIDAY ARTICLE
2nd - Meghan Saemann
MODEL AIRPLANE, ROCKET
1st - Cannon Suddeth
CERAMIC OR CLAY ARTICLE
1st - Kaylee Lund
1st - Brooke Brekken
1st - Sam Brekken
2nd - Evan Griffin
2nd - Aina Holmquist
2nd - Lilah Holmquist
2nd - Paige Holmquist
2nd - Meghan Saemann
3rd - Grace Haak
3rd - Lainey Conant
WOOD ARTICLE
1st - Grayson Wethal
1st - Collin Gray
2nd - Waylen Brattlie
2nd - Zackary Durkee
2nd - Elbie Thompson
PAPER ARTICLE
1st - Evan Griffin
2nd - Isabella Swain
BEADS ARTICLE
1st - Lainey Conant
1st - Sam Brekken
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ORIGINAL CREATIVE WALL ACCESSO 1st - Quinn Furseth KNITTING AND INTERMEDIATE KNITTING
1st - Shae Pigarelli 2nd - Kandee Whaley CROCHETING
1st - Jake Julseth SCARF
2nd - Alexa Stoffels GARMENT FOR ANOTHER BEGINNING KNITTING 1st - Trista Barry
3rd - Danika Wanish INDIVIDUAL
1st - MaKenna Angerhofer SCARF BEGINNING CROCHET
ORIGINAL CREATIVE ROOM ACC 2nd - Aevri Ciha SCARF
1st - Shae Pigarelli NON-WEARABLE QUILTED ARTICLE
2nd - MaKenna Angerhofer 1st - Alexa Stoffels
DECORATIVE PLANTER
1st - Alexa Stoffels BEGINNING, GRADES 4-5
HOME FURNISHINGS ARTICLE FOR HOME
2nd - Justin Pauli
GR 9 AND OVER
LAMP SHADE WITH LAMP BASE SIMPLE ARTICLE FOR SELF
1st - Katie Huchthausen
2nd - Brooke Slinde
SLEEPWEAR
BEDSPREAD OR COVERLET
1st - Brett Stoffels 1st - Mia West Rylee Brattlie of
1st - Madeline Morhoff
Lake Ripley 4-H
QUILT WITH BATTING with her Poultry
1st - Alizabeth C Grady DRESS
1st - Katie Huchthausen project
RUG 2nd - Mia West
1st - Brooke Slinde
SCARF, BELT OR OTHER ACCESSORY
1st - Allison Lund
1st - Katie Huchthausen
STITCHERY ARTICLE
1st - Emma Hanisko NON-WEARABLE QUILTED ARTICLE
1st - Delaney Chronister
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1st - Greta Kantzler
2nd - Emma Hanisko
2nd - Katia Wanish
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3rd - Alizabeth C Grady
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REMODELED OR RECYCLED 3rd - Grace Bergeland
ROOM ACC SLEEPWEAR/LOUNGEWEAR
1st - Emma Hanisko
1st - Madisen Zych
1st - BreeAnn Olson
MATTED PICTURE
1st - Katia Wanish
2nd - Kailyn West
3rd - Abby Seybold
ARTIFICIAL FLOWER/TWIG ARRANG BLOUSE/TOP, SLEEVELESS/DROPPED
2nd - Brooke Slinde
1st - Madisen Zych Paige Billig of
Medina Marvels
FRAMED PICTURE SKIRT AND TOP
2nd - Emma Hanisko with her Dairy
1st - Alexa Stoffels
2nd - Katia Wanish 2nd - BreeAnn Olson project
4th - Alizabeth C Grady
DRESS
CHILD DEVELOPMENT 2nd - Ava Bergeland
3rd - Grace Bergeland
CHILD DEVELOPMENT
JUMPSUIT, LONG OR SHORT
SCRAPBOOK ABOUT MYSELF 1st - Danika Wanish
1st - Ilsa Lund
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1st - Samantha Derrick GARMENT FOR ANOTHER
2nd - Montana Sarbacker INDIVIDUAL
STUFFED TOY FOR CHILD
1st - Madisen Zych 900 Nygaard St.,
1st - Rebekah Kopp GARMENT FOR CHILD Stoughton, WI 53589
2nd - Emma Hanisko 12 AND YOUNG
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GREEN BEANS
1st - Clarice Loeffelholz
1st - Mikayla Brey
1st - Irene Johll
BREAD AND BUTTER PICKLES
1st - Clarice Loeffelholz
DILL PICKLES
2nd - Clarice Loeffelholz
SWEET PICKLES
2nd - Clarice Loeffelholz
JAM, COOKED
1st - Luke Keller
1st - Whitney Clason
2nd - Rebekah Kopp
2nd - Erika Lund
JELLY, COOKED
1st - Emma Hanisko
4th - Clarice Loeffelholz
FREEZER JAM
1st - Mikayla Brey
1st - Austin Wethal
1st - Joshua Wethal
4th - Allison Lund
2nd - Brooke Brekken
2nd - Corley Suddeth
LEATHER ARTICLE
2nd - Isaac Hawkey
DRAWING OR PAINTING
1st - Simone Smart-Powell
1st - Tara Bettenhausen
1st - Isabella Swain
1st - Gabriel Marin
2nd - Rebecca Pearson
2nd - Ethan West
2nd - Evan Griffin
2nd - Claire Bergeland
2nd - Noah Derrick
3rd - Lainey Conant
3rd - Ana Mikkelson
3rd - Elbie Thompson
EXPLORERS
EXPLORERS
CERAMIC OR CLAY
1st - Grace Griffin
WOOD ARTICLE
2nd - Grace Griffin
NONACTIVE EDUCATIONAL
TOY/GAME
2nd - Katia Wanish
POSTER ON CHILD SAFETY
1st - Brooke Slinde
ART WORK OR ITEM
1st - Jake Julseth
3rd - Henry Burmeister
COLLECT 3 TOYS
1st - Charlotte Franseen
ROOM ACCESSORY
1st - Elycia Zych
1st - Anna Evenson
CLOTHING
BEGINNING CLOTHING,
GRADE 3
SIMPLE ARTICLE FOR HOME
1st - Garrett Pauli
1st - Quinn Furseth
SIMPLE SLEEPWEAR
1st - MaKenna Angerhofer
1st - Alexa Stoffels
NON-WEARABLE QUILTED ARTICLE
1st - Shae Pigarelli
1st - BreeAnn Olson
2nd - Lauren Fieweger
ADVANCED,
GRADES 9 AND OVER
Alyssa Woodley of
Cambridge FFA
SLEEPWEAR OR LOUNGEWEAR
1st - Elycia Zych with her Swine
DRESS project
2nd - Elycia Zych
3rd - Alizabeth C Grady
SKIRT/JUMPER AND TOP/BLOUSE
2nd - Alizabeth C Grady
GARMENT FOR CHILD 12 OR LESS
2nd - Allison Lund This photo coverage of the Stoughton Fair brought to you by
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1st - Brett Stoffels
ANY OTHER GARMENT
3rd - Lucy Cameron
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CLOVERBUDS DRAWING OR PAINTING

CLOVERBUDS
POSTER ON CARE OF FEEDING
1st - Ava Ferrell
1st - Ana Mikkelson
2nd - Kaylee Lund
2nd - Brooke Brekken
2nd - Sam Brekken
4 COLOR PRINTS
1st - Waylen Brattlie
1st - Kaylee Lund
1st - Collin Gray
1st - Elbie Thompson
2nd - Ava Ferrell
2nd - Rebecca Pearson
2nd - Ethan West
2nd - Grace Wileman
2nd - Tara Bettenhausen
2nd - Claire Bergeland
2nd - Gabriel Marin
ART PROJECT
1st - Grace Haak
1st - Simone Smart-Powell
1st - Kyle Durkee
1st - Aina Holmquist
1st - Grace Griffin
HOME FURNISHINGS
HOME FURNISHINGS
GRADES 3-4
WALL ACCESSORY Taylor Vingham of Grace Link of
3rd - Madison Kimmel Kegonsa Hustlers Triangle Troopers
with her Foods/ with her Beef
HOME FURNISHINGS
GRADES 5-8 Nutrition project project
DECORATIVE PILLOW FOR ROOM
1st - Emma Sperle
REFINISHED OR REMODELED
2nd - Shae Pigarelli
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3rd - Samantha Derrick
RUG
1st - Erika Lund Stoughton FFA/Alumni
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ARTICLE FOR THE HOME STUFFED TOY 1st - Sylvia McMullin
1st - Quinn Furseth 1st - Shae Pigarelli 1st - Jack Conant
2nd - Lily Maerz
INTERMEDIATE CROCHET CRAFTS 2nd - Katie Huchthausen
HAT 2nd - Kaylee Hunt
1st - Shae Pigarelli EXHIBITORS GRADES 3-6 2nd - Evey Kellnhofer
2nd - Hailee Kellnhofer
ARTICLE FOR THE HOME CERAMIC ARTICLE FROM MOLDS
1st - Danika Wanish
1st - Charlotte Franseen CERAMIC ARTICLE HAND BUILT
1st - Ilsa Lund
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2nd - Libby Conant
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3rd - Felicity Franseen
Ripley 4-H with his 3rd - Tanner Hutchens
Food Preservation 3rd - Sylvia Thompson
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WOOD ARTICLE
1st - Grace Brattlie
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1st - Jake Julseth
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1st - Alexa Stoffels
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2nd - Megan Gille
2nd - Kyra Kubehl
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CRAFTS 2nd - Sara Gille
EXHIBITORS GREETING CARDS-3 CARDS W/ENVE
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CERAMIC ARTICLE FROM MOLDS
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1st - Abby Seybold 2nd - Anna Gille
1st - Erika Lund 2nd - Sara Gille
2nd - Danika Wanish 2nd - Erika Lund
2nd - Lucy Cameron 2nd - Lindsey Bakken
3rd - Danika Wanish
WOOD ARTICLE
1st - Emma Hanisko PHOTOGRAPHY
1st - Montana Sarbacker
2nd - Heidi Juedes PHOTOGRAPHY
PAPER ARTICLE 4 PRINTS ANIMALS
1st - Brooke Slinde 1st - Brayden Lund
1st - Emma Hanisko 1st - Ilsa Lund
1st - Alison Kinnaird 1st - Brynn Mancusi
1st - Molly Olstad 2nd - Mackenzie Vanthournout
1st - Olivia Bakken 2nd - Nickolas Johnson
2nd - Alizabeth C Grady 2nd - Jake Sarbacker
2nd - Erika Lund 2nd - Landon Brattlie
2nd - Alyssa Woodley
BREAD DOUGH ARTICLE
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GLASS ARTICLE
2nd - Chloe Marin
2nd - Mackenzie Hunt
4 COLOR PRINTS OF PEOPLE
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2nd - Brooke Slinde 4 COLOR PRINTS ANIMALS-35MM/DI
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NATURE NATURALS ARTICLE 1st - Lindsey Kramer
1st - Katia Wanish 2nd - Ava Harrison
2nd - Liam Harrison
BEADS ARTICLE 2nd - Montana Sarbacker
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2nd - Garrett Pauli
1st - Lindsey Bakken 2nd - Justin Pauli
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1st - Allison Lund 3rd - Victor Everson
2nd - Rebekah Kopp
2nd - Danika Wanish
4 PRINTS OF ANIMALS, GR.7AND OV
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2nd - Emma Sperle
1st - Brooke Slinde
2nd - Delaney Gauthier
1st - Rachel Drotzer
2nd - Anna Gille
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2nd - Heidi Juedes
3rd - Lucy Cameron
2nd - Kyra Kubehl
3rd - Karlee Procter
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2nd - Elycia Zych 2nd - Olivia Bakken
2nd - Emma Hanisko
2nd - Anna Evenson
4 PRINTS ABOUT WISCONSIN
1st - Gunnar Sperle
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2nd - Justin Pauli
2nd - Henry Burmeister
2nd - Grace Brattlie
4 COLOR PRINTS ABOUT WISCONSIN
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2nd - Danika Wanish
2nd - Mikayla Brey
2nd - Alizabeth C Grady
2nd - Delaney Gauthier
2nd - Lindsey Bakken
1 COLOR PRINT-TRICK PHOTO
1st - Garrison Furseth
1st - Taylor Johnson
4th - Evey Kellnhofer
4th - Hailee Kellnhofer
4 PHOTOS TWILIGHT/NIGHTTIME
1st - Emma Jorgensen
1st - Payton Krumenauer
2nd - Jack Haak
2nd - Lucy Cameron
2nd - Delaney Gauthier
2nd - Karlee Procter
4 CANDID PHOTOGRAPHS
1st - Alexa Wuennemann
2nd - Emma Jorgensen
4 LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHS
1st - Jessica Dahlk
1st - Karlee Procter
2nd - Luke Keller
2nd - Katia Wanish
2nd - August Kellerman
4 NATURE PHOTOS
1st - Liam Harrison
1st - Hanna Brattlie
1st - August Kellerman
1st - Grace Bergeland
1st - Brynn Mancusi
1st - Macy Gray
1st - Sophia Thompson
1st - Olivia Bakken
2nd - Aiden Sperle
2nd - Katia Wanish
2nd - Lucy Cameron
2nd - Kiley Henn
2nd - Ava Bergeland
2nd - Grace Brattlie
2nd - BreeAnn Olson
2nd - Alayna Procter
2nd - Lilliana Procter
2nd - Erika Lund
2nd - Karn Vethe
2nd - Alyssa Woodley
2nd - Lindsey Bakken
4th - Paul Dreher
1 8X10 ENLARGEMENT, COLOR
1st - Elycia Zych
1st - Emma Hanisko
1st - Emily Hanson
1st - Joseph T Opsal
1st - Payton Krumenauer
1st - Sylvia Thompson
1st - Allison Lund
2nd - Mikayla Brey
2nd - Paige Billig
2nd - Alexa Stoffels
2nd - Alma Mikkelson
2nd - Ashley Nelson
2nd - Jordan Nelson
2nd - Quinn Furseth
2nd - Kaylee Hunt
2nd - Jake Julseth
2nd - Sophie Grieser
2nd - Karn Vethe
1 5X7 ENLARGEMENT, COLOR
1st - Heidi Juedes
1st - Emma Hanisko
1st - Brett Stoffels
2nd - Mackenzie Vanthournout
2nd - Kyra Kubehl
2nd - Charlotte Franseen
2nd - Felicity Franseen
2nd - Kenidee Clark
2nd - Noah Kellerman
2nd - Alexa Wuennemann
ONE 8X10 ENLARGEMENT, B/W
1st - Kiley Henn
1st - Alizabeth C Grady
1st - Sophie Grieser
2nd - Jake Julseth
2nd - Sylvia Thompson
ONE 5X7 ENLARGEMENT, B/W
1st - Felicity Franseen
2nd - Jacob Chadwick
2nd - Charlotte Franseen
AEROSPACE
MODEL ROCKETS,
GRADES 3-6
SINGLE STAGE ROCKET, 3-4 FINS
2nd - Shawn Houfe
MULTI-STAGE ROCKET, 2 OR 3 STAGE
1st - Greta Kantzler
MODEL ROCKETS,
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2nd - Jack Haak
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NON-POWERED MODEL AIRCRAFT
3rd - Shawn Houfe
NON-POWERED CAR OR TRUCK
MODEL
1st - Josh Hawkey
ANY OTHER MODEL NOT LISTED
3rd - Shawn Houfe
MODELS, GRADES 7 AND
OVER
MODEL BUILDING BLOCK PRODUCTS 2nd - Marcia Seybold
1st - Jack Haak
NATURESPACE
ALL EXHIBITORS
HABITATS OR IMPROVEMENTS
1st - Sylvia McMullin
2nd - Hanna Brattlie
PEOPLE EFFECTS ON NATURESPACE
2nd - Katia Wanish
ANY EXHIBIT ON GEOCACHING
1st - Mitch Osterhaus
ANY EXHIBIT ON BICYCLING
2nd - Emory Hutchens
ANY OTHER EXHIBIT NATURESPACE
1st - Katia Wanish
ANIMAL AND
VETERINARY SCIENCE
GRADES 3-6
DISPLAY OR POSTER-CATS
1st - Noah Kellerman
DISPLAY OR POSTER-DOGS
2nd - Kaylee Hunt
DISPLAY OR POSTER-PETS
1st - Sylvia McMullin
DISPLAY OR POSTER-POULTRY
1st - Rylee Brattlie
DISPLAY OR POSTER-RABBITS
2nd - Rylee Brattlie
GRADES 7 AND OVER
DISPLAY OR POSTER-DAIRY CATTLE
1st - Brooke Slinde
2nd - Alizabeth C Grady
3rd - Heidi Juedes
DISPLAY OR POSTER-DAIRY GOATS
1st - Mackenzie Hunt
DISPLAY OR POSTER-DOGS
1st - Lindsey Bakken
DISPLAY OR POSTER-LLAMA
1st - Mackenzie Hunt
DISPLAY/POSTER-OTHER EXOTIC
1st - Mackenzie Hunt
3rd - BreeAnn Olson
DISPLAY OR POSTER-POULTRY
2nd - BreeAnn Olson
DISPLAY OR POSTER-RABBITS
1st - Brooke Slinde
1st - Shelby Tone
EXHIBIT RELATINT TO CELL/SYSTE
1st - Danika Wanish
DISPLAY/POSTER-ANY OTHER
1st - Brooke Slinde
1st - Emma Hanisko
2nd - Heidi Juedes
YOUTH LEADERSHIP
YOUTH LEADERSHIP
DISPLAY TO RECRUIT MEMBERS
1st - Emma Jorgensen
1st - Sydney Tone
2nd - Samantha K White
DISPLAY OF TAUGHT PROJECT
1st - Madisen Zych
1st - William Brattlie
2nd - Charlotte Franseen
2nd - Alexa Wuennemann
3rd - Emory Hutchens
DISPLAY OF CLUB ACTIVITY
1st - Emma Hanisko
1st - Katia Wanish
DISPLAY OF LEADERSHIP
2nd - Charlotte Franseen
ANY OTHER LEADERSHIP EXH
2nd - Katia Wanish
SELF DETERMINED
HIST/HERITAGE
FAMILY TREE/SCRAPBOOK
1st - Justin Pauli
FAMILY - ANY OTHER EXHIBIT
1st - Alex Fenrick
1st - Garrison Furseth
2nd - Katia Wanish
COMMUNITY SCRAPBOOK/REPT
2nd - Emma Hanisko
COMMUNITY DISPLAY
1st - Olivia Ibeling
SENIOR CITIZENS
KNITTING
KNIT CAP
1st - Vera Zych
KNIT SWEATER
1st - Marcia Seybold
1st - Vera Zych
ANY OTHER SMALL ARTICLE
ANY OTHER LARGE ARTICLE
1st - Marcia Seybold
CROCHETING/TATTING
CROCHETED AFGHAN
1st - Alfred King
HOME FURNISHINGS
QUILT-MACHINE STITCHED
1st - Judy Furseth
2nd - Rita R Johnson
QUILT-CHILDS
1st - Beth Campbell
1st - Rita R Johnson
QUILTED WALL HANGING
1st - Cindy Hasse
2nd - Beth Campbell
BELL PULL
1st - Donna J Nowlin
SMALL WALL HANGING
1st - Donna J Nowlin
2nd - Beth Campbell
2nd - Iris Hiltbrunner
LARGE WALL HANGING
1st - Beth Campbell
1st - Phyllis Sanner
2nd - Iris Hiltbrunner
PAINTING
1st - Wilma Furseth
2nd - Iris Hiltbrunner
ANY OTHER SMALL ARTICLE
1st - Iris Hiltbrunner
1st - Gayelynn Plaster
2nd - Wilma Furseth
2nd - Phyllis Sanner
3rd - Pauline Fields
3rd - Eleanor Friedli
4th - Edna Cloutier
ANY OTHER LARGE ARTICLE
1st - Rita R Johnson
1st - Phyllis Sanner
2nd - Beth Campbell
2nd - Iris Hiltbrunner
CHRISTMAS CENTERPIECE
1st - Beth Campbell
1st - Eleanor Friedli
2nd - Gayelynn Plaster
CHRISTMAS WALL DECORATIVE
1st - Beth Campbell
1st - Wilma Furseth
CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENT
1st - Eleanor Friedli
1st - Phyllis Sanner
2nd - Edna Cloutier
HAND STITCHED ARTICLE
1st - Gayelynn Plaster
MACHINE QUILTED ARTICLE
2nd - Rita R Johnson
RECYCLED ARTICLE
1st - Edna Cloutier
1st - Iris Hiltbrunner
2nd - Beth Campbell
2nd - Pauline Fields
3rd - Wilma Furseth
EMBROIDERY
ANY OTHER ARTICLE
1st - Beth Campbell
1st - Josephine Harried
COUNTED CROSS STITCH
1st - Donna J Nowlin
HARDANGER
ANY OTHER SMALL ARTICLE
1st - Marcia Seybold
WOODWORKING
IN HOUSE SMALL ARTICLE
1st - Thomas J Lunde
SMALL WOODEN TOY
1st - Eleanor Friedli
WOOD CARVING
1st - Wilma Furseth
CERAMICS
SMALL DECORATIVE ARTICLE
1st - Gayelynn Plaster
1st - Vera Zych
2nd - Iris Hiltbrunner
2nd - Alfred King
SMALL HOLIDAY DECORATIVE ARTE
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1st - Beth Campbell
LARGE DECORATIVE ARTICLE ZUCCHINI BREAD
1st - Alfred King 1st - Gayelynn Plaster SCRAPBOOKING
OIL PAINTING OR ACRYLIC PUMPKIN BREAD AND STAMPING
2nd - Brianna Stapleton Welch
SCENERY GREETING CARDS
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HOUSE PLANTS/
COFFEE CAKE NO YEAST 4 CORNER
GARDEN/FLOWERS
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AFRICAN VIOLET 3rd - Beth Campbell
1st - Ann Mathias
MUFFINS 3
1st - Phyllis Sanner
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GERANIUM - 1 PLANT
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COFFEE CAKE YEAST 4 CORNER
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Health: County, school district to fund program for students in grades 4K through 8th
Continued from page 1
with local school districts,
focuses on connecting
youth with critical mental
health services and resourc-
es before a crisis takes
place, according to a news
release.
The Mental Health Crisis
Teams program was first
created by Parisi in 2014,
starting as a pilot effort in
Madison, Sun Prairie and
Verona. It has since expand-
ed to school districts in
DeForest, Madison, Mid-
dleton-Cross Plains, Sun
Prairie, Verona and Wiscon-
sin Heights.
Dane County and SASD
will each pay $63,000 for
two mental health experts
to serve 4-year-old kinder-
garten through eighth-grade
students with immediate
mental health needs. The
team will cost $126,000 per
school year and will serve
four schools within the
district: River Bluff Mid-
dle School and Fox Prairie,
Kegonsa and Sandhill Ele-
mentary schools.
Proactively reaching out
to students and making sure
we address mental health
issues at the earliest signs
is a smart and healthy ini-
tiative to take part in not
only for a school district
but for Dane County as a
whole, Parisi said in the
news release. Investing in
Dane Countys younger res-
idents mental health shows
that we take their futures
seriously and want to see
them grow to thrive in our
community.
The Building Bridg-
es Mental Health Crisis
Teams increase student suc-
cess by providing proac-
tive responses to stressors,
growing staffs understand-
ing of mental health issues,
and connecting schools,
families, and students with
needed resources, accord-
ing to the news release.
There is no cost to families
for services offered through
the program.
Director of student ser-
vices Keli Melcher said the
district has students com-
ing to school with various
challenges, including men-
tal health and trauma.
A s w i t h a ny p u b l i c
school we accept all chil-
dren in our community of
learners, she said in the
news release. We are excit-
ed to have the opportunity
to work with Dane County
and the Building Bridges
program, which will help
Stoughton staff and fami-
lies support these children
and youth to reach their full
potential as learners.
Email Unified Newspaper
Group reporter Scott
De Laruelle at scott.
delaruelle@wcinet.com.

Legals POLICE REPORTS Stoughton Area School District

Veum wins Sasman Award

STATE OF WISCONSIN, plumbing fixtures, mechanical ventila-
CIRCUIT COURT, DANE tion systems design & equipment, elec-
trical system design, devices & fixtures,
The following are signifi- old man for Felony Substan-
COUNTY, NOTICE TO fire detection, alarm systems design & cant cases from April as iden- tial Battery and Burglary fol-
CREDITORS (INFORMAL equipment; all including debris removal
& disposal. tified by the Stoughton Police lowing an incident where the
ADMINISTRATION) IN THE
MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
Will be received by the owner at its
office, 924 Jackson St. Stoughton, WI
Department. suspect had forced his way Stoughton High School senior Shelby Veum, a mem-
HARVEY R. HERMSDORF 53589 until 12:00 Noon, (Daylight Sav- May 14 into a residence and battered ber of the FFA Chapter of SHS, was presented the Louis
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE:
Case No. 17PR438 ings Time) August 5th, 2017, and then
publicly opened and read aloud. Officers arrested a the victim with a pry bar. M. Sasman Award March 13. The award, presented by
1. An application for Informal Admin- The CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may 24-year-old woman for Dis- Officers arrested a 22-year- Kiwanis Club of Downtown Madison president Mike
istration was filed. be examined at the following locations:
2. The decedent, with date of birth 1. 924 Jackson St. Stoughton, WI orderly Conduct following a old man for second offense Ely, is given annually to an outstanding student from
December 24, 1930 and date of death May
27, 2017, was domiciled in Dane County,
53589 (608) 873-7855 (by appointment)
2. Office of the Architect, Thomas domestic disturbance. OWI and an Outstanding each of the FFA Chapters at Dane County high schools.
State of Wisconsin, with a mailing ad- Hirsch, FAIA, 14 North Allen St. Madison,
WI tehirsch@gmail.com, (by appoint- May 18 Warrant following a traffic
stop.
Young people are leaders
Officers arrested a
dress of 3583 Tura Road, McFarland, WI
53558. ment)

tice.
3. All interested persons waived no-
4. The deadline for filing a claim
against the decedents estate is October
5, 2017.
5. A claim may be filed at the Dane
County Courthouse, 215 S. Hamilton
Street, Madison, Wisconsin, Room 1005.
Danell Behrens
Deputy Probate Registrar
June 22, 2017
Michael D. Rumpf
PO Box 1
Cambridge, WI 53523
(608) 423-3254
Bar Number: 1015663
Published: June 29, July 6 and 13, 2017
WNAXLP
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GREENSPIRE 1&2
APARTMENTS
REHABILITATION
Stoughton Housing Authority, Own-
er
924 Jackson St. Stoughton, WI
53589
Separate sealed BIDS for the re-
modeling of portions of four buildings
at 1040-70 Jackson Street in the city of
Stoughton, Dane County, Wisconsin, for
work described on the CONTRACT DOC-
UMENTS (Drawings and the Project Man-
ual) including:
Incidental clearing and excavation,
exterior walks and retaining walls, land-
scaping restoration & new plantings,
exterior window & door replacements,
common area flooring, cabinetry & shelv-
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DOCUMENTS may be obtained at bpi traffic stop. old man for Disorderly Con-
printing, 640 S Whitney Way Madison, WI
53711, (608)-203-5533 Hours: Monday A 26-year-old man was duct and Resisting/Obstruct- There is a YouTube video of Stoughton High School
Friday 8:00am-4:30pm upon payment for
also cited Possession of ing an Officer following a students talking about why they give back and what
each set.
Published: July 6 and 13, 2017 THC, Possession of Drug disturbance at a local estab- they have learned from service. They have been recog-
WNAXLP
Paraphernalia during the in- lishment. nized for public service to school and community.
***
cident. May 23 To watch the video, visit youtube.com and search
NOTICE:
Officers arrested a Officers arrested a 29-year- SHS Leadership.
DUNKIRK DAM LAKE
DISTRICT COMMUNITY 29-year-old man for Resist- old man for Possession of
POTLUCK AND ing/Obstructing an Officer, Methamphetamine, Posses-
sion of Drug Paraphernalia,
QUARTERLY MEETING.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 19 Possession of THC, and a
Probation Hold following and first offense OWI follow- Send it in!
POTLUCK 5:30-6:30 (PLEASE We like to send reporters to shoot photos, but we cant be
BRING YOUR FAVORITE a traffic stop A 23-year- ing a traffic stop.
May 28 everywhere. And we know you all have cameras.
SUMMER DISH TO SHARE) old man was also arrested So if you have a photo of an event or just a slice of life
QUARTERLY MEETING
for Resisting/Obstructing Officers arrested a 24-year-
6:30 PM old man for third-degree Sex- you think the community might be interested in, send it to
DUNKIRK DAM TOWN HALL an Officer and a Probation
645 COUNTY N, Hold. ual Assault and Disorderly us and well use it if we can. Please include contact infor-
Conduct following a domes-
STOUGHTON, WI mation, whats happening in the photo and the names of
May 19
Meeting Agenda:
- Treasurers report Officers arrested a 32-year- tic disturbance. people pictured.
- Update on weed and grass control
old man on an Outstanding May 29 You can submit it on our website at ConnectStough-
Officers arrested a 19-year-
- Discussion regarding the Yahara
River water level
Warrant and a Probation Hold ton.com, email to editor Jim Ferolie at stoughtoneditor@
- Discussion about potential fish lad-
der at Stoughton dam following a traffic stop. old woman for Disorderly wcinet.com or drop off electronic media at our office at 135
Published: July 6 and 13, 2017
May 20 Conduct following a domes- W. Main St. Questions? Call 873-6671.
tic disturbance.
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experienced, full-time floral designer. Must
be available holidays & weekends. All
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applicants should have atleast 2 years of fresh Previous sales experience desired. Media experience a plus.
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NOTICE of July 19, 2017 from
Fitchburg, WI 53719 Material Handlers -
PLAN COMMISSION OPENING 3:00pm - 7:00pm
1st, 2nd & 3rd Shift
Town residents wishing to serve on the Plan Commission
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qualifications for appointment to the Plan Commission. The
term is a three-year term and starts in April. You will be (Tool & Die) - 1st & 3rd Shift
Competitive new hire wages
appointed to fill the remaining term of a vacancy.
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Board, 2354 County Rd. N, Stoughton, WI, 53589-2873 or online application at
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June Yard of the Month

The Stoughton and autumn sedum. are frequent visitors,
Heritage Garden Shading the entire along with a coyote
Club has selected the backyard, large oak who once made its
Trevor and Roberta trees provide cover bed there in the win-
Rush home at 123 E. for hostas, lilacs and ter.
Taft St. as the June a profusion of ele- The Stough-
Yard of the Month. gant bleeding hearts. ton Heritage Gar-
The front land- Roberta Rush den club welcomes
scape features pic- shared that wildlife guests at its meetings
turesque perennials such as humming- on the third Tuesday
that cover all seasons birds, ducks, sand- of the month.
including irises, dai- hill cranes, chip-
sies, daffodils, lilies munks and squirrels

On the web
For information about the Stoughton Heritage Garden Club, visit:
Photo submitted
facebook.com/StoughtonGardenClub.
Trevor and Roberta Rushs home at 123 E. Taft St. has been selected as the Stoughton Heritage Garden Clubs
June Yard of the Month.

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