County parades new site for fair Booth at this year's event showcases plans for future

From: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | Date: July 24, 1997| Author: JACQUELINE SEIBEL | Copyright information

Most fairgoers gave their nod of approval Wednesday to the new Washington County Fair Park.

"Amen," said Norma Lewin, of West Bend, about the new fairgrounds in the Town of Polk.

"I think it will be great," said Leila Zingler, of West Bend. "It will be something to see," said Pat Seghers, of West Bend. The new grounds could be ready for the 1999 fair, and county officials are soliciting ideas, opinions and money for the new grounds at this year's fair. The fair continues throug...

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