Grant County Fair Association

“Home ec/livestock show exhibitor expenses 12,590 insurance 675 judges 67 rodeo participant expenses 1,871 insurance 675 rodeo management 440 concessions 337 repairs and maintenance 705 pageant/talent/parade insurance 674 participant expenses 1,484 parade expenses 245 expenses interest 932 dues 348 supplies 21 scholarship 200 misc 1,033 sheets 1,148 non-investment depreciation 4,320 total 27,765”

“PRIOR PERIOD -41”

“166,998 171,739 less accumulated depreciation 26,073 30,393 total 140,925 141,346”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 1,202 932 note payable 15,361 11,973”

“To educate the citizens of grant county and surrounding areas in the fields of livestock, poultry, crops and home economic activities.”

“Home economics/livestock competition and show: the object is to foster talents and skills in each of the designated areas plus allow participants to develop a sense of personal pride and community support. The livestock portion of the activity also fosters a learning of proper methods of livestock production, record keeping and management practices. The home economics/livestock program has approximately 500 entries. Attendance to view the entries averages 500 to 600 daily during the five day event.”

“Rodeo: the objective is to foster the learning of proper methods of horsemanship, development of fair play and self-discipline and build up personal pride. The event draws approximately 75 participants. Average night attendance is 500 for the two night event.”

“Beauty pageant/talent show/parade: the objective is to nurture posie, manners, and development of talent in the contestants while developing a sense of fair play, self-discipline, confidence and community spirit. The pageant/talent show draws approximately 50 participants. Average attendence to the event is 200. The parade draws approximately 75 to 100 participants with attendance running approximately 500 people.”

“To educate the citizens of grant county concerning livestock and home economics”