Monday, August 22, 2022

26th Annual Ringle Harvest Day - VENDOR Contract

26th Annual Ringle Harvest Day - Saturday, October 8, 2022

FOOD VENDORS CALL:  (715) 297-0197  

26th Annual Ringle Harvest Day - 2022 Vendor Contract

Hello, my name is Jacky Luetschwager and I do this as a volunteer - this is our 4-H group's main fundraiser.  Our club does this to support our community and create a fun event.  Vendor fees are put back into this event for advertising, promotion, petting zoo and such.  The 4-H's food stand from this event is basically our club's operating budget for the year.  We offer our members an educational scholarship for use during the calendar year based on our sales.

HOW TO APPLY:

Vendors please complete and submit the appropriate form via the mail or email.  It is easy to do, just copy and paste and print or copy and paste and send to me in an email.  You may send me the vendor fees via the mail or you may choose to pay via an invoice I can send you from my paypal account.  We NEED your help by sharing our information, posts and photos on your social media sites.

SHOW DATE:

Ringle Harvest Day is ALWAYS the 2nd Saturday in October.  This year it is October 8, 2022.  The event is from 9-3 - however, there are shoppers before the sun comes up.   

SHOW SET UP:

This is an outside event, held rain, snow or shine.  ALL  fees are prepaid and NON refundable.  Vendors set up in all the open and green spaces in addition to the sides of roads in our small rural town.  With this in mind, you may set up on Friday, October 7 from noon - dark.  Many vendors do this, some just come and set up tables, others sleep here - it's up to you.  We do not have security for this event, so if you choose to do so, we, Town of Ringle or Popplewood 4-H are NOT  responsible for damaged or missing items.   You also may set up on Saturday, October 8 - sale date - as soon as it is light out.  PLEASE be here, setting up your booth NO LATER than 8 am.  We close down the streets so there will be NO thru traffic after 8 am.

BOOTH AVAILABILITY:

If you had a booth here the previous year, you have first option for that same booth.  I try my best to accommodate requests, but it isn't always possible.  Your booth will either be 20'x20' or 10'x40' and the number will be spray painted on the grass, gravel or blacktop.  You will know your booth location, after October 5 when I post it on here along with at vendor map.  All booths are $40 each.  You must fit within your space - we prefer that vehicles stay in your booth so we can keep other areas open for shopper parking.  Don't expect to show up and get a booth, there is NO EXTRA room for that this year.  I always have a few "wait and see if it rains" vendors - if you haven't prepaid - NO BOOTH.  It's not fair to the rest of us.  I WILL HOLD FIRM on that this year.   I will NOT CHASE you down for your vendor fees, this event has become so large that I can no longer do that.  Please just send in your money!  Fees due October 1.

EVENT RULES:

No sales of animals, firearms, alcohol and food (unless you are an approved food vendor).  We are a kid friendly, family fun event - please let your inventory and actions reflect that.


26th ANNUAL RINGLE HARVEST DAY
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2022 9-3 (some stay longer if weather nice)
VENDOR CONTRACT:

Name:  ______________________________________________________________


Address:  ____________________________________________________________


Business Name:  _______________________________________________________


Email:  ______________________________________________________________


Facebook page:  ______________________________________________________


Website:  ____________________________________________________________


Instagram:  ___________________________________________________________


Phone Number (Cell preferred):  _________________________________________


Merchandise:  ________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________


Payment sent to:  Town Hall Trinkets, LLC (my business as the 4H can NOT collect it)
                             225629 Abt Road
                             Ringle, WI 54471
                                           or via email:
                             dickybird1966@gmail.com
Reminder:  I can also send you an invoice for vendor fees from my paypal account. Just request it.

Monday, October 4, 2021

26th Annual Ringle Harvest Day Map

26th Annual Ringle Harvest Day, October 8, 2022 Vendor Map

This is the Ringle Town Hall - on Abt Rd off of Cty Hwy Q -This area is where the Popplewood 4-H food stand, COW Curds of Wisconsin, K & M Concessions, Pizza Kiln, inside town hall Coffee & Donuts.

In the 4-H area will be:  Ewe & Herb, LLC  - Specialty cookies and more


Next to this building starts with the # booths on the blacktop of the Ringle Town Hall.
Booths 5, 6 are along the garage doors of the end of the town garage
5.  S&B Scents & More - candle warmers, soy melts, hand towels, pyrex, glass, buttons
6. Dawn & Jeff - crocks, crates, painted furniure
Booths 7-14:  (20' x 20' - 1/2 gravel 1/2 blacktop)
7.  Dawn & Jeff - pyrex, firekings, jars, benches
8.  Philip Heinecke - beer steins, mirrors, trays, Nascar, Coke, vintage glass, crocks
9.  Barb Maier - Wooly B's - wool crafts, painted items
10. Kaci Kalbes - Electrically Vintae 360 - old things to new life; book purses, book page ornaments
11.  DanLyssa Urmanski - C&D ceramics features paintable ceramic pieces of kinds and themes
12,  Sherrie Volm (Pixie) - Pixie's Picks antiques, oddities, furniture, trinkets, decor
13.  Jeff Maly - welded yard art, wooden signs, Fall/Halloween hand crafted wreaths & pumpkins
14.  Rory Stanke - antiques and handmade crafts



Booths 15-18 (10' x 40' blacktop along the salt shed)
15.  Mary Jansen, Traci Landowski - seasonal holiday decor, pot holders, fun items
16.  Julie Thompson - Antique Post Office doors, holiday simmer jars
17.  John Grunewald - Picker's Paradise - Farm collectibles
18.  John Grunewald - bottles, tools, misc.

Booths 19-25: (20' x 20' blacktop up the middle of the parking lot to the gas tank)

20.  Mark Wilson - Wilson's Wood Working - wood carved signs, wood toys
21.  Joan & Richard Murdzek  - crafts
22.  Joan & Richard Murdzek - antiques
23.  Shawn Kinney - wood crafts, new and used items, painted items
24.  Stephanie Koch - Meshin With The Family - wreaths and homemade decor 
25.  too small
26.  Sheli Leher - Pampered Chef
27.  Kriss Schmitt - candles
28.  Penny & Jacqui Esker - crochet and sewen items
29.  Gretchen Kluz - Clay House

Booths 30-35 ( 20' x 20' blacktop along the south side of parking lot next to road)
30.  John & Pat Drews - chainsaw art, fiber crafts
31.  John & Pat Drews - vintage, antique tools, collectibles
32.  Joyce Habeck - blankets
33.  Joyce Habeck - capes, hats
34.  Ken Bierhals - vintage, antique tools
35.  Ken & Ann Bierhals - glass, collectibles, vintage, 

Booths 36-46 (20' x 20' grass, across road from town hall, surrounding Mt. Bay parking lot)


36.  Gary Melchert - antiques
37.  Gary Melchert - antiques
38.  Sheryl Koeske - antiques, collectibles, primitives, chevrolet memorabilia
39.  Leon Falkowski - antiques/farm junk
40. 41 smaller so 1 booth:  Deb Johnson - Christmas, antiuqes, pottery, fishing lures, saddle, Breyer horses
42.  Annie Wielock - handmade mittens, wood painted signs, holiday decorations, wood flags, tools.
43.  Ira & Pearl Hetzel - antiques, vintage, jewelry
44.  Cheryl Dempsey - little bit of everything
45.  Cathy Meyer - small collectibles, variety cute stuff, Pyrex, repurposed, lodge, fun stuff, Corningware
46.  Darlene Antoniewicz - antique toys, vintage toys, Leggos, duck decoys, cleaning shed - 20 yrs. stuff

PETTING ZOO AREA - Kraft's Kuddly Kritters
Mountain Bay Parking Lot - Booths 47 - 61 (20' x 20' gravel)


47 is me, Jacky the Event Coordinator if you have questions.....Town Hall Trinkets & Caretaker's Cottage
      Christmas, Halloween decor, antiques, primitives, fun stuff
48.  Wholehearted Herd Counseling, LLC Equine assisted psychotherapy. Kids story & activity.
49.  Holly Sullivan - Antiques 
50.  The She Shed - soaps, bathbombs, lotions, lip balm
51.  Heartland Hemp Family Farms - CBD products, pumpkins, gourds, broom corn
52.  Gary Boushley - sports, plaque, bobble heads
53.  Lexi Peterson - Renew Fashion & Home Decor - women's clothes, mugs, purses, books, knit hats
54.  Kara Sticha - personalized gifts signs, clothing, merchandise
55.  Samantha Borowski - Gates Cozy Corner - family boutique & gift shop
56.  Lee Rye - sports items
57.  David Kettunen - handmade wooden crafts
58.  Priscilla Clendenning - Repurposed Everything - green friendly, flannel shirts, art, furniture
59.  Patti Zernicke - Rusty pumpkin gas cans, wood crafts, folk art
60.  Diane Hartleben - knitted socks, antique sock knitting machine demos, Harvest Trug baskets
61.  Brenda Huesby - handmade totes, pillows, purses, repurposed home decor, fall decor,  good flea junk

Over the Mountain Bay Trail 

Fenced in field - Booths #62 - 81 (20' x 20' grass)



62.  Tim Maas - Farm antiques
63.  Tim Maas - Antiques, Vintage, sporting goods
64.  Russ Erickson, Uffdahhh, LLC - metal signs
65.  Russ Erickson, Uffdahhh, LLC - metal signs
66.  Lawrence Stickney - Gifts Old Things Collectibles
67.   JoAnna Wyman- Doterra essential oils, handmade crafts, repurposed furniture
68.  Sandra Turnquist - Madam Arachnia's Web - hand spun yarn, hand turned fiber art tools
69.  Jennifer Lowery - Red Apple Vixen Boutique - women's clothing, small accessories, resin art
70.  Nancy Hackbarth - milk jug skeletons, pot holders, magnets
74.  Gary Kickbusch - Structo truck, vintage items, carrying box, rail road items, oil can, spice tins
75.  Michelle, Little Bull Falls Soap Works & Bull Falls Coffee - soaps, coffee
76.  Mike Krohn - antiques and misc.
77.  Sue Janz - Nice selection of misc. stuff
78.  Phil Rowell - tools, toys and Misc.  
79.  Lisa Conard - antiques, misc. 
80.  Lisa Conard - Misc. Antiques, Misc. items
81.  Gary Krueger - Misc, Antiques

Booths #82 - 88 (10' x 40' - on Railway Road - park next to fence/sell into middle road)



83.  Klare's Wares - vintage, kitchen, house ware, tablecloth, linens, vintage fabric
84.  Misty Steliga - Vintage Dolls and more
85.  Misty Steliga - Art
86.  Darlene Kaczmarek & Debbie Lemke - books and gifts
87.  Doreen Landowski - vintage items
88.  Rubies & Diamonds Boutique -
around the corner
89.  Steve Payryzinski - farm primitives, milk can, dump rake, drinking cups, signs
90.  Amanda & Shawn Rindt - antiques
91.  Amanda & Shawn Rindt - mugs, earrings, various handmades
92.

Booths #93 - 96 (20' x 20' on the west side of Mercer St. on grassy corner)




93.  Lori Ullenbrauck - Ringle Carmels, Antiques, collectibles
94.  Julie Gabler - handmade natural stone jewelry
95.  John Rossmiller, Jon's Vintage Junk - old items, beer signs, sporting goods
96.  Deb Bandt - River Refuge Turning - wood turnings, lots of variety

East side of Mercer Street
Boy Scouts on Brickyard corner
Ringle Fire Dept. Food Stand
Booths #97 - 103 (20' x 20' on gravel and grass - pull your vehicle up in grass)
97 - VFW


100.  Doug Davis - hand carved walking sticks
101.  Mari Kraege - handmade items, hanging towels, campfire shawls, gnomes, tote bags
102.  Andrea Hippe, Hippe Homestead - goat milk products, crochet items 
103.  Audre' & Ray Hanson - antiques, vintage, good flea

This is the corner - Railway to the west all the way to Cty Hwy Q 
Booths:  #104 - 110 (10' x 40' park on side of road, sell into the middle)



104.  Urban Chic Boutique - clothing, shoes, bags, other
XM. Chris & Allen Malluege - Pyres, Fireking, lines, tin sighns, old tools & rust, stoneware crocks, garden
105.  Lenny Cegielski - 
106.  Louis Knapowski, Backwoods Gifts & Crafts - metal yard art
107.  Louis Knapowski - antiques, tools, 
108.  Phylis Markgraf - barn wood items, planter boxes
109.  Phylis Markrgraf - Barn wood items, planter boxes

Corner of Railway and Palmer St. to corner
Booths:  #110 - 114 (10' x 40' Palmer Street)



110.  Jennifer & Bernice Wichlacz - "lots of goodies"
111.  Pinky Promise - dog stuff, soaps
112.  Chuck Ring - collectibles, antiques, little bit of everything
113.  Tammy Kittle - sweater mittens, wood painted crafts, mug rugs, Christmas
114. Grandma's Bakery - baked goods & jelly
Hula Hut food truck - pulled pork

"Grassy Knoll" Booths #115 - 123 (20' x 20' grass)
These booths start behind a line behind maple tree and Brandon's garage and Brandon's friends set up in front of this - leave a driveway space to get back to the booths please)



114.  Sadie Xiong - books
115.  Liz Kordus - Wooden Plaques, Wreaths, Holiday Decorations
116.  Rodney Johnson - Dragonwood Crafts - wood, carylic handmade cutting boards, pens, much more
117.  Angela Copeland & Joel Conti - A&J Sales antiques & junk
118.  Hollie Dewar - Plain & Simple Boutique - women's clothing & accessories
119.  Melisa Polzin - Soy Candles, knit items, doll house, tie dye, plaques, cookie cutters
120.  Jenny Borchardt - Pink Zebra
121,  The Crooked Queen - home decor inside & out
122.  Sharon Rothman - misc. antiques, vintage
123.  Sue Erickson - home decor, knitting, sewing, magnets
124.  Jamie Boggs - antiques, misc. 
125.  Jayni Garcia - vintage 

Palmer Street south around corner on to Chapel Street (10' x 40')
Grace Church - FOOD - soup and baked goods

PC - Terry Kautza - junk, antiques, housewares
PC1 - Zephyr Luce - 
PC2 -Sonja Schultz 
PC3 - Kriha's Maple Syrup - syrup and handmades 
PC4- Wendy Agee - Wendy's Adornments
PC5 - Hannah Krell - jewelry
PC6 -Brett Borneman - woodworking flags, propagation vases, valet trays
PC7 - Christine Tinsley Breutzmann - hand mades
PC8 - Kris Merkes - wood signs, porch signs, bike rims, wine cork pumpkins, towels
PC9 - Katrina Matsche - candle melts
PC10  - Lea & Matthew Raczek - Ice Chips Candy - 22 flavors of candy

I wanted to put in church parking lot, but that didn't work out.  

Wednesday, August 18, 2021

25th Annual Ringle Harvest Day

25th Annual Ringle Harvest Day - Saturday, October 9, 2021

FOOD VENDORS CALL:  (715) 297-0197  

25th Annual Ringle Harvest Day - 2021 Vendor Contract

Hello, my name is Jacky Luetschwager and I do this as a volunteer - this is our 4-H group's main fundraiser.  Our club does this to support our community and create a fun event.  Vendor fees are put back into this event for advertising, promotion, petting zoo and such.  The 4-H's food stand from this event is basically our club's operating budget for the year.  We offer our members an educational scholarship for use during the calendar year based on our sales.

HOW TO APPLY:

Vendors please complete and submit the appropriate form via the mail or email.  It is easy to do, just copy and paste and print or copy and paste and send to me in an email.  You may send me the vendor fees via the mail or you may choose to pay via an invoice I can send you from my paypal account.  We NEED your help by sharing our information, posts and photos on your social media sites.

SHOW DATE:

Ringle Harvest Day is ALWAYS the 2nd Saturday in October.  This year it is October 9, 2021.  The event is from 9-3 - however, there are shoppers before the sun comes up.   

SHOW SET UP:

This is an outside event, held rain, snow or shine.  ALL  fees are prepaid and non refundable.  Vendors set up in all the open and green spaces in addition to the sides of roads in our small rural town.  With this in mind, you may set up on Friday, October 8 from noon - dark.  Many vendors do this, some just come and set up tables, others sleep here - it's up to you.  We do not have security for this event, so if you choose to do so, we, Town of Ringle or Popplewood 4-H are NOT  responsible for damaged or missing items.   You also may set up on Saturday, October 9 - sale date - as soon as it is light out.  PLEASE be here, setting up your booth NO LATER than 8 am.  We close down the streets so there will be NO thru traffic after 8 am.

BOOTH AVAILABILITY:

If you had a booth here the previous year, you have first option for that same booth.  I try my best to accommodate requests, but it isn't always possible.  Your booth will either be 20'x20' or 10'x40' and the number will be spray painted on the grass, gravel or blacktop.  Once payment is received, I will send you your booth number with a map.  
To Celebrate our 25th Year - all booths are $25.  Fees due October 1.

EVENT RULES:

No sales of animals, firearms, alcohol and food (unless you are an approved food vendor).  We are a kid friendly, family fun event - please let your inventory and actions reflect that.


25th ANNUAL RINGLE HARVEST DAY
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2021 9-3
VENDOR CONTRACT:

Name:  ______________________________________________________________


Address:  ____________________________________________________________


Business Name:  _______________________________________________________


Email:  ______________________________________________________________


Facebook page:  ______________________________________________________


Website:  ____________________________________________________________


Instagram:  ___________________________________________________________


Phone Number (Cell preferred):  _________________________________________


Merchandise:  ________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________


Payment sent to:  Town Hall Trinkets, LLC (my business as the 4H can NOT collect it)
                             225629 Abt Road
                             Ringle, WI 54471
                                           or via email:
                             dickybird1966@gmail.com
Reminder:  I can also send you an invoice for vendor fees from my paypal account. Just request it.

Tuesday, October 1, 2019

23rd Annual Ringle Harvest Day Vendor Map


23rd Annual Ringle Harvest Day, October 12, 2019 Vendor Map

This is the Ringle Town Hall - on Abt Rd off of Cty Hwy Q -. This area is where the Popplewood 4-H food stand, Good Samaritan Apostolic Church, COW Curds of Wisconsin, K & M Concessions, RC Kettle Corn "N" More.  

In the 4-H area will be:  Ewe & Herb, LLC
                                            Straight From The Hives Honey 


Next to this building starts with the # booths on the blacktop of the Ringle Town Hall.

Booths:  (20' x 20' blacktop  - next to this end of town garage)

**1.  Geri Armijo - Tupperware (Fundraiser for Popplewood 4H too)
2.  


Booths 3-10:  (20' x 20' - 1/2 gravel 1/2 blacktop)

**3.  Ron & JoAnn Liszewski - collectibles, fishing, sporting, misc.
**4.  Mike & Pam Haefner - misc. 
**5.  Philip Heinecke - beer steins, mirrors, trays, Nascar, Coke, vintage glass, crocks
**6.  S&B Scents & More - candle warmers, soy melts, hnad towels, glassware, Pyrex
**7.  Shared space with S&B Scents/Dawn & Jeff
**8.  Dawn & Jeff - Pyrex, FireKing, jars, zinc lids, signs, benches, vintage furniture
**9.  Barb Woller & Barb Maier - Wooly B's - wool crafts, painted items
**10. Kaci Kalbes - Electrically Vintae 360 - old things to new life; book purses, book page ornaments
**11.  Mary Dorschak - collectibles, vintage, antiques, misc.
12.  CELL TOWER CONSTRUCTION 2019
13.  CELL TOWER CONSTRUCTION 2019
14.  CELL TOWER CONSTRUCTION 2019



Booths 15(10' x 40' blacktop along the salt shed)

**15.  Mary Jansen - seasonal holiday decor, craft supplies, scrap book paper

Booths 16- 18 ( 20 ' x 20' )

**16.  Mary Jansen - Halloween treats, canned veggies, carmel apples
**17.  John Grunewald - Picker's Paradise - Farm collectibles
**18.  John Grunewald - bottles, tools, misc.

Booths 19-25: (20' x 20' blacktop up the middle of the parking lot to the gas tank)

19.  ? Appleton Guy - didn't catch his name....sorry
**20.  Pam Zahn - Falcon Valley Pottery - hand built pottery LOOK in Town Hall For Her 
**21.  Taneal Strassburger - Senegence total beauty care with Taneal
**22.  Joan & Richard Murdzek
**23.  Joan & Richard Murdzek
**24.  Shawn Kinney - musical instruments, pictures, bird houses, feeders, planters
**25.  Jodi Kreager - Pampered Chef

GAS TANK  Booths 26-29 (20' x 20' blacktop)

**26.  Brenda Stauske - Aloe based skin, hair, body care products, cleaning
**27.  Sarah Geiger - Euca-Mist
**28.  Jacqui & Penny Esker - crochet and sewn items
29.  (Jacqui & Penny Esker)

Booths 30-35 ( 20' x 20' blacktop along the south side of parking lot next to road)

**30.  John & Pat Drews - chainsaw art
**31.  John & Pat Drews - vintage, antique tools, collectibles
**32.  Joyce Habeck - blankets
**33.  Joyce Habeck - capes, hats
**34.  Ken Bierhals - vintage, antique tools
**35.  Ken & Ann Bierhals - glass, collectibles, vintage, 

Booths 36-46 (20' x 20' grass, across road from town hall, surrounding Mt. Bay parking lot)


**36.  Pam Jones - honey
**37.  Pam Jones - handmade items, vintage
**38.  Barb Hammons - handmade and vintage
**39.  Barb Hammons - collectibles
**40.  
**41.  Felicia Lepak -  Wanderlust Dust 
**42.  Annie Wielock - handmade mittens, barb wire art, antiques, pumpkins, gourds
**43.  Ira & Pearl Hetzel - antiques, vintage, jewelry
**44.  Cheryl Dempsey - little bit of everything
**45.  Debbie Williams - 
46.  (too wet this year....)

PETTING ZOO AREA - Kraft's Kuddly Kritters
Mountain Bay Parking Lot - Booths 47 - 61 (20' x 20' gravel)


**47 is me, Jacky the Event Coordinator if you have questions.....
**47.  Jacky Luetschwager, Town Hall Trinkets, LLC - Primitives, antiques, farmhouse
**48.  Anna Doll,  Stone Silo Bakery - granola, caramel apples, bread
Face Painting - Roadside Youth Ministries
**49.  Holly Sullivan - Antiques 
**50.  Back 40 Custom - handcrafted furniture, boxes, frames
**51.  Heartland Hemp Family Farms 
**52.  Gary Boushley - sports, plaque, bobble heads
**53.  Gene Boushley - sport items
54.  Ted Huart - Flea Junk
**55.  Amanda Nowak - Sunshine Gifts - jewelry, solar dancers, beads
**56.  B.J. Carden - rusty primitives, farm, barnboard, baskets, toys, 
**57.  David Kettunen - handmade wooden crafts
**58.  Ethan, Emmett & Grady Pond; Reid, Will & Ella Budleski - All Handmade fishing, birdhouse
**59.  Patti Zernicke - Rusty pumpkin gas cans, wood crafts, folk art
St. John's Lutheran Church Youth Group - Apples - fundraiser
**60.  Lisa Alexander, Caretaker's Cottage - farmhouse decor
**61.  Lisa Alexander, Caretaker's Cottage - antiques, good flea junk

Over the Mountain Bay Trail - in this area is a photo shoot area - 
**Captured Memories Photography

Fenced in field - Booths #62 - 81 (20' x 20' grass)



**62.  Tim Maas - Farm antiques
**63.  Tim Maas - Antiques, Vintage, sporting goods
**64.  Russ Erickson, Uffdahhh, LLC - metal signs
**65.  Russ Erickson, Uffdahhh, LLC - metal signs
**66.  Lawrence Stickney - Gifts Old Things Collectibles
67.    (Lawrence & JoAnna - please fill in this gap - thanks.)
**68.  JoAnna Stockinger  - Doterra essential oils, handmade crafts, repurposed furniture
69.  Calista & Melissa - good flea junk
70.  Calista & Melissa - good flea junk
**71.  Lori & et al - good flea junk, Ringle carmels
72.  Too Wet This Year
73.  Too Wet This Year
**74.  Gary Kickbusch - Schoen's beer items, vintage Barbies, milk bottles
**75.  Michelle, Little Bull Falls Soap & Full Moon Curiosities - soap antiques
**76.  Mike Krohn - antiques and misc.
**77.  Sue Janz - household and misc.
**78.  Phil Rowell - tools, toys and Misc.  
**79.  Mary Radtke - Avon and Misc. 
**80.  Nancy Hackbarth - pot holders, magnets, skeletons, doll blankets
81.  Gary Krueger - good flea junk

Booths #82 - 88 (10' x 40' - on Railway Road - park next to fence/sell into middle road)



**82.  Klare's Wares - vintage, kitchen, house ware, tablecloth, linens, vintage fabric
**83.  Klare's Wares ( Booth 82 too wet...so use them both)
**84.  Carol Clure - silk flowers, homemade jewelry
**85.  Sue Westergaard - alpaca, llama, wool supplies, Sheep...to pet, spining demonstration
**86.  Misty Steliga - Vintage dolls and more
**87.  Destiny Hornik - crochet baby, child, kitchen, sewn bowls, aprons
**88.  Kirk Jaraczewski - cloting, bird feeders, wind chimes, hats, boots

Booths #89 - 92 ( 10' x 40' on Herald Dr. - park on side road, sell into middle)



**89.  Marcia Zeunges - wood working projects, baby items, pet pads, pillows
**90.  Tim & Katie Vankilsdonk - Fall Decor
**91.  Tim & Katie Vankilsdonk - Antiques
**92.  Tim & Katie Vankilsdonk - Fishing/Hunting
XTRA booth:

Booths #93 - 96 (20' x 20' on the west side of Mercer St. on grassy corner)




**93.  John's Tradin Shack - jewelry
**94.  John's Tradin Shack - Antiques, Collectibles, toys
**95.  John Rossmiller, Jon's Vintage Junk - old items, beer signs, sporting goods
**96.  Sharon Rothman - good flea junk

East side of Mercer Street - Ringle Fire Dept. Food Stand
Booths #97 - 103 (20' x 20' on gravel and grass - pull your vehicle up in grass)



*97.  VFW
**98.  Jo Barath - doll clothes, crafts
**99.  Wilson Creek Orchard - apples and cider
**100.  Andrea Hippe, Hippe Homestead - goat milk products, crochet items 
**101.  Fudge's Creations - cupcakes & cookies
**102.  Barb Block - wood snowmen, wood crafts one of a kinds
**103.  Audre' & Ray Hanson - antiques, vintage, good flea

This is the corner - Railway to the west all the way to Cty Hwy Q 
Booths:  #104 - 110 (10' x 40' park on side of road, sell into the middle)



**104.  Kassen's Bittersweet Antiques - antiques and primitives
**homehowner's booth
**105.  Leonard Cegielski
**106.  Louis Knapowski, Backwoods Gifts & Crafts - metal yard art
**107.  Louis Knapowski - antiques, tools, 
108.  Carol Kubsch - mums in logs, antiques, collectibles, concrete planters
**109.  Theresa Harvey - vintage utensils, albums, wood crates, decor
**110.  Theresa Harvey - metal cabinets, advertising, industrial, farm junk

Corner of Railway and Palmer St. all the way up to the Church
Booths:  #111 - 121 (10' x 40' Palmer Street)



**111.  Jennifer & Bernice Wichlacz - "lots of goodies"
**112.  Greg & Linda Wincentsen - collectibles, antiques, little bit of everything
**113.  Chuck Ring - antiques & collectibles
**114.  Tammy Kittle - sweater mittens, wood painted crafts, mug rugs, Christmas
**115.  Abrielle Krumrie, The Joy of Cake - cupcakes
Hula Hut - BBQ Food Truck

Corner of Brickyard and Palmer - cross over Palmer on way to church

**116.  Resident complaint - moved
**117.  Resident complaint - moved
Resident Driveway (not the family that complains...teehee)
**118.  Sheli Leher - Pampered Chef
**119.  The Cookie Lady - Breads, bars, scones, crochet items
Pastor's Driveway
On this Corner as it rounds to Chapel will be:
Pizza Kiln
XTRA booths all the way to Mercer St. These are 10' x 40' in front of the Chruch.
Park on south side road sell into middle of road facing church








XTRA X1:  Leilani Neumann - fall scarves, hats, furniture, window valances, this and that 
XTRA X2:  Sandra Warrington & Lauren Barrett
XTRA X3:  Priscilla Clendenning
XTRA X4: Lisa Conard
**XTRA X5:  Do North Brand
**XTRA X6:  Sally Manitta - Log House Antiques
XTRA X7:  Sally Manitta - Log  House Antiques


"Grassy Knoll" Booths #121 - 134 (20' x 20' grass)
These booths start behind a line behind maple tree and Brandon's garage and Brandon's friends set up in front of this - leave a driveway space to get back to the booths please)



121.  Shawn - The Sunday Place - CAR
122.  Shawn - The Sunday Place
**123.  J.B. Speith - Ye Old Punke Shoppe - steam punk, gamer, scifi
**124.  Cathy Meyer - collectibles, antiques, 50' 60's kitchen, primitives, fall decor
**125.  Brooke Mueller - Old Soul Decor  - hand stenciled hand painted barnwood signs
**126.  Liz Kordus - Wooden Plaques, Wreaths, Holiday Decorations
XTRA - Fred Bergman - Antiques & Collectibles
XTRA - Fred Bergman -  Antiques & Collectibles
**127.  Angela Copeland & Joel Conti - antiques & junk
**128.  Amy Gumtz - Sparkles Paarazzi
**129.  Jacqui Fons - All natural soap, sprays, xmas, seasonal decor, bath bombs, new purses
**130.  Melisa Polzin - Soy Candles, knit items, doll house, tie dye, plaques, cookie cutters
**131.  Sue Erickson - wreaths, polar bears, knitted items, gloves, mason jar creations
132. Jo Barret - weaths, seasonal decor, doll clothes


Google still has old addresses...


Street names have changed....but this is our little town...