Broomfield Days 2016

Broomfield Days your guide to the annual hometown festival 2016

Work, play, community

Everyone comes together for annual celebration

By Enterprise staff

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Volunteers keep the food coming for hungry festival-goers during the 2015 Broomfield Days celebrations

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t’s time to party in Midway Park. Broomfield Days is back.

The annual three-day celebration gets rolling with Friday events — the annual golf tournament in memor y of Walt Spader, and of course, bingo at the Girl Scout Shelter, before things kick into full gear on Saturday.

Midway Park is the place to be for Broomfield’s annual “Day of Play,” a designation given to Broomfield Days that is tied to Playful City status. Broomfield for five years has

been named a Playful City

by KaBOOM!, a national nonprofit “dedicated to saving play for America’s children ...” The designation recognizes cities that make it easy for kids to play and See CELEBRATION on 4

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be active. Broomfield was recognized for its numerous parks with play structures, play areas that are near neighborhoods and open spaces with sidewalks and trails.

There will be fun and games for kids and adults — and dogs — alike.

The parade is not to be missed, with hosts of kids and floats and bands and cars making the procession down Midway Boulevard. It also features Paul Derda, a.k.a., “Mr. Broomfield” and the rec center name sake, as the master of ceremonies. Derda has held the parade gig for three-plus decades — he’s not sure exactly how many years, but his best guess in at least 36. He said he’ll keep on doing it until they ask him not to, or until he can’t remember the names to go with the hundreds of

faces he sees in the crowd.

And don’t forget the food. You can get your first plateful at the Lions Club pancake breakfast and eat your way through the day by munching on tasty treats ser ved up by scads of restaurants and nonprofits.

If its suds your after, four of Broomfield’s own breweries — 4 Noses Brewing Company, Big Choice Brewing, Nighthawk Brewer y and Wonderland Brewing Company — will be ser ving up beer.

And all sorts of vendors will be on hand to sell Broomfield-centric, and beyond, merchandise.

There will be stages full of entertainment for kids and families, all sorts of demonstrations, those best-dressed dogs and music to get you moving.

There will be the Mayor’s

Broomfield High cheerleader Kaley Vittoria leads a cheer while marching in the 2015 parade during Broomfield Days.

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Cup 5K and 1 Mile Road Race.

And this year, Iluminar Aerial will be showcased on the performance stage — formerly the children’s stage — from 11 a.m. to 2 p,m. Saturday.

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If you’re bringing your canine friends to the park, make sure to visit Bow Wow Broomfield in South Midway Park.

There will be dog-centric vendors, lure chasing presented by the Rotar y Club

of Broomfield Crossing and DockDogs leaping and jumping (which is open to novices).

There’s a duck race, and music by The Nacho Men. A full schedule of the day’s events appears on page 6 and more info on these events and more are spread throughout the pages.

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schedule of events

Friday, Sept. 16

with Toni 3 to 6 p.m. — The Nacho 9:30 a.m. — Race winners 1 p.m. — Broomfield Men Announcement Days Golf Tournament Reviewing Stand 10 a.m. — Community 7 p.m. — Lion’s Club BinParade 8:20 a.m. — Mayor’s Cup go (Girl Scout Shelter) 5K and 1 mile road race 11 a.m. — Iluminar Aerial Saturday, Sept. 17 10 a.m. — Community Dance Performance (PerforParade 7 to 11a.m. — Lion’s Club mance Stage) Pancake Breakfast (Girl 12 p.m. — Parade Awards 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. — Scout Shelter) Entertainment (see below) Performance Stage 8 a.m. — Optimist Clown 12 p.m. — Parade Awards 11 a.m. — Iluminar Aerial Contest (South Midway Demonstration Stage 2 p.m. — Duck Races Park) 10:30 a.m. — Elite Dance 5 p.m. — Festival Closes 8 a.m. — Rockin’ Seniors Academy 7 to 11 p.m.

— Lion’s Cool Classic Car Show 11 a.m. — Grace Studios Club Bingo at the Girl Scout 8 a.m. — Bow Wow School of Dance Shelter Broomfield Open 11:30 a.m. — Tap’s n 8:20 a.m. — Mayor’s Cup Saturday, Sept. 17 Toes Entertainment 5K and 1 mile road race 12 p.m. — Broomfield (Fire Station) Main Stage Jazzercise 9 a.m. — Arts and Crafts 8 a.m. — Optimist Clown 12:30 p.m. — Z-Ultimate Festival Contest Self Defense Studios 9 a.m. — Broomfield 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

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Sunday, Sept. 18 Entertainment Bow Wow Broomfield 8 a.m. — Dock Dogs Big Air Registrations/Practice 9 a.m. — Speed Retrieve Competition (All In One Final) 11:30 a.m. — Big Air Wave Competition #5 2:30 p.m. — Big Air Competition Finals (Divisional Format)

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Isaac Sellers, then 2, smiles while dressed as a firefighter clown for the Optimist Clown contest during 2015 Broomfield Days.

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Broomfield resident Chris Lancaster won this year’s poster contest.

Hobby artist wins poster contest

By Jennifer Rios Staff Writer

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Broomfield Days 2016 officially has a new poster — one that embodies this year’s theme of “work, play, community, together” at a glance.

“Together,” created by Broomfield resident Chris Lancaster, will be printed and placed for sale, likely by Sept. 1, so that people can purchase them before the event.

Posters will sell for $25 each and benefit the Broomfield Council on the Arts & Humanities.

Sherill Bunetta, BCAH co-president and treasurer, said the money raised goes into funding next year’s contest and the cost of printing. Two people entered this year’s poster contest, Bunetta said, which is rare.

Keri Dillingham, who painted “Hear the Music of Broomfield’s Community,” took home the second place prize of $50. Lancaster, who says he’s not an artist and only participated to ensure there were

enough entries, won $100.

Broomfield Police Chief Gary Creager and North Metro Fire Rescue District Chief Dave Ramos judged both entries Monday. An unveiling of the winner was held last week at the Brunner Farmhouse, Earlier this year, Laurie A. Petrone was named the winner of the logo and theme contest, a theme that was meant to be reflected in the posters.

Broomfield Days begins Sept. 16 with a golf tournament sponsored by Senior Resources of Broomfield and bingo games sponsored by the Broomfield Lions Club. The next day is the main event with activities, including a 5K race, clown contest, parade, trade fair, craft festival, food booths, and three stages of entertainment.

The event, held at Midway Park from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., is an opportunity for local organizations and business to showcase services and get

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Oct. 8 – Fire safety fair for kids and live burn demonstration at Northglenn Walmart Oct. 11 – Story-time with North Metro Fire at the Mamie Doud Eisenhower Public Library Oct. 15 – Fire safety fair for kids at FlatIron Crossing Mall

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2016 logo showcases close-knit community

By Barbara Ploeger For the Enterprise

Earlier this year — well in advance of actual Broomfield Days activities — the city and county held a contest for this year’s logo design.

There were a total of 23 submissions, and 521 people participated online in the voting process. The winning design was submitted by Laurie Petrone, who of course, lives in Broomfield.

Laurie is a freelance graphic designer. Her company, Meraki Marketing, is based in Broomfield (www.merakimarketing.org).

When rec a recreation center employee called Laurie to announce that she created the winning logo, she expressed her excitement by saying, “You made my, day, my week, my month, my year! I’m so excited my design won!”

for 10 years, it has been a wonderful transition to take in, play and enjoy those beautiful mountains that are right out our back door,” she said. “The sense of community, family fun, and all the outdoor activities suit our active family lifestyle to a ‘T.’ Our family has never enjoyed so many hobbies and activities together. We Broomfield Recreation Services / camp, we hike, we ski, my Courtesy Photo son is absolutely in love with Laurie Petrone designed this Josh’s Pond in our neighboryear’s logo. hood, and he lives down at the pond all summer long.”

“Broomfield Days is such a Laurie further commented wonderful family event and I feel so humbled and blessed that “the strong sense of community here is such an that I will get to leave my amazing gift.” Laurie said the mark on our community,” following when I asked her she added. to explain the inspiration and Laurie, her husband, and two children (son Riley who meaning behind her logo design: is 10 and daughter Addison “Broomfield Days is just who is eight), moved from another example of our close Florida almost five years ago. knit community coming “After living at the beach

together to celebrate all the wonderful things about the beautiful place we live. The theme encapsulates all that we do here in Broomfield: work/play/ community/ together,” she said. “We’re in it together as a community, working hard to build relationships and nurture our sense of family. I feel really blessed that our children are growing up in this community and are surrounded by all the important values of our great city.

“The three images of people in the design also represent the strong sense of family and community we have here in Broomfield,” she added. “I feel a strong sense, all around me, that the folks here in the community want nothing but the best for the next generation rising up through the ranks.”

She noted that the moun-

tains circled around the top speak for themselves.

“The views here in Broomfield are remarkable and I’m still humbled by what I see when I look out at those peaks every single day,” Laurie said.

You will see this new 2016 Broomfield Days logo on everything “Broomfield Days,” and the colors and slogan will be this year’s theme for the community celebration. The city and county extended gratitude to Laurie for creating something centered on her love for this great community.

All others in the community who likewise submitted ideas reflecting what they felt Broomfield represents to them also were thanked, as well as everyone who took time to participate in voting online for this year’s winning logo.

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Muscle cars, classic vehicles, and everything in between will be on display again this year for the Rockin' Classic Cool Car Show during Broomfield Days. These vechicles were at last year’s event.

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The Rockin’ Seniors Cool Classic Car Show is rumbling back to its spot to show off hot rods and cool rides in the name of a good cause for the 14th year. Proceeds from the annual display that inspires envy in pedestrians and gearheads alike benefit Senior Resources of Broomfield.

All types of vehicles are on display — old, new, hot rods,classics and even some motorcycles. Organizer Rick Woodburn says that between 175 and 200 vehicles typically are on display.

Check-in is from 6:30 to 9:30 a.m.

Saturday. All cars must be in Midway Park and parked no later than 9:30 a.m. The show runs throughout the day, with the trophy ceremony likely to happen between 2 and 3 p.m. If bad weather moves in, the timetable will be stepped up.

Entry is free, but organizers are

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A hood ornament on a car entered in the 2015 Rockin' Classic Cool Car Show during Broomfield Days.

requesting a $30 (day-of the event) donation to benefit the local senior programs. Those who donate will receive a T-shirt, dash plaque and raffle ticket.

Thirteen trophies will be awarded, including People’s Choice, Competitors Choice and other special awards. There also will be a prize raffle.

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Bria Sellers, then 4, waits impatiently for the Optimists Clown Contest at last year’s Broomfield Days.

Clown contest still a favorite of kids and adults alike

By Enterprise staff

Broomfield kids pull out all the stops to create their costumes for the annual Optimist Club Clown Contest. And with good reason — the stakes are high. The prize in each age group is a new bike. No small trophy for the 12-and-younger set.

The contest starts at 8 a.m. on the main stage in Midway Park (east of North Metro Fire Rescue District

Station 61). Kids bedecked in fluffy wigs, floppy shoes and colorful noses need to arrive no later that 7:45 a.m. — registration begins at 7:15 a.m.

After the judging, all of the contestants can pile on the Optimist Club’s parade float, so the whole town can see their clown costume creativity.

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Lancie, a retired Greyhound racing dog owned by Kathy Dawson, runs in the Lure Chase course during a previous Broomfield Days.

Dogs have own events at Broomfield Days

By Enterprise staff

Dogs of all sorts can party in the park this weekend, too.

BowWow Broomfield is back for another round of canine fun and cel-

ebration. The pup-friendly area will be in south Midway Park near the detention pond. It will feature dogcentric vendors, pet adoption and

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Dock dogs back for another run, splash

By Enterprise staff

There is something for every taste at Broomfield Days, but one event has left the town celebration howling in recent years.

The DockDogs extreme jumping competition, which kicks off at 9 a.m. Saturday and 11:30 a.m. Sunday in Midway Park, has had the town’s canines and their owners wagging their tails in anticipation at seeing which of man’s best friends can go the distance.

The event draws crowds of hundreds to South Midway Park to see the high-flying dogs in action. There are three types of competition at Broomfield Days. The most recognizable is the Big Air competition, in which owners coax the greatest horiSee DOCK on 23

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Lex "Mad Lex" rides a "tank' for his costume made by his owners Andy and Gena Smith for the 2015 Best Dressed Dog Show during Broomfield Days.

Canines steal show

By Enterprise staff

Be on the lookout for super heroes, princesses and characters of the canine variety at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, as dogs large and small vie for glory in the Best-Dressed Dog Contest on the demon-

stration stage.

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Taylor Cozart a drum major last year for the Legacy High School Marching Band leads the band down Midway blvd. in the parade during Broomfield Days.

Community turns out for parade, awards

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Whether they go for the marching bands, dancers, horses, school groups, floats or free candy, crowds of kids and kids at heart are known to fill the sidewalks of Midway Boulevard long before the annual Broomfield Days Parade begins its procession.

The parade always draws a large contingent of floats, bands and more. Entries will be judged in six categories: Decorated floats, car and cycle clubs, school spirit, multicultural, marching groups and march-

ing bands.

The parade gets rolling at 9:30 a.m. Saturday and will head west along Midway Boulevard from Spader Way to the reviewing stand in Midway Park. Awards are scheduled to be given at noon at the reviewing stand.

The parade always draws a large contingent of floats, bands and more. Entries will be judged in six categories: Decorated floats, car and cycle clubs, school spirit, multicultural, marching groups and marching bands.

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The mascot for Carwash Express wanders from side to side greeting parade watchers during the 2015 parade at Broomfield Days.

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Avanti Catering, Pink O Bellare Inc., Pink M Big Jim’s Ribs, Orange I, J Broomfield Chamber of Commerce, Orange, Pink Beer Broomfield Lion’s Club, Pink Girl Scout Shelter Broomfield Varsity Cheer, Pink R & S Brothers BBQ, Pink F Cornmasters, Orange O, P Delvickio’sMeatballs, Pink K Double D’s Sourdough Pizza, OrangeK, L Em’s Ice Cream, Pink N Fresh Fries, Pink L Funnelicious, Pink U Grammy’s Goodies, Orange E, F Infinitus Pie, Pink I Kona Ice of Broomfield,

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Abby McDowell, then 6, dressed in her own kimono for the sister cities booth during 2015 Broomfield Days.

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BHS Orchestra, Pink Z Boy Scout Troop 337, Blue(Bike Corral) Broomfield Council on the Arts & Humanities, Yellow Y, Z Broomfield Symphony Orchestra, Blue K, L Bubble Tower & Stilts, Green F,G,H,I Face Magic, Orange S Flatirons Gymnastics, Orange W Fun World Party Rentals, Pink (Inflatable) Funny Face, Yellow X Human Hamster Balls, Green Y Iluminar Aerial, Performance Stage Just Between Friends, Pink, Green (Baby Care) Kiddie Train Rides, Green Z

Kimpel Concessions, Green A Pedal Positive, Yellow ZZ Pony Express Pony, Pink (Petting Zoo) Quest Counseling Services, Yellow C The Gizmo Dojo, Blue J The Little Gym, Green B

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17th Judicial District Attorney’s Office, Blue R 36 Commuting Solutions, Green N A Precious Child, Green P American Legion Auxiliary, Blue A Arising Hope, Yellow B Art as Action, Green S Bolder Pathway School, Blue Y Boulder County AIDS Project, Yellow K Broomfield Comprehensive Plan Update, Green V Broomfield County Democrats, Yellow AA, A See VENDORS on 19

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Life Choices, Green Q Mental Health Partners, Green U Mosaic Lodge #184, Yellow H North Metro Fire Department, Yellow AAA Project Safeguard & Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence, Blue U Prospect Ridge Academy, Yellow L Recreation Information Booth, Yellow Information RockSong Church, Orange R Sanjiban Nepali Women Org., Blue D Single Moms Unite, Blue I Stormwater, Yellow W The Angelite Group, Green O The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Yellow M, N The Refuge, BlueH The Ridge Community Church, Blue W University of Colorado Athletics, Green L University of Colorado Sleep and Development Lab, Orange U VFW Broomfield Post 9565, Yellow J Yes on SCFD, Blue S Young Guns of Liberty Jr., Blue B

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Broomfield Art Guild, Brown 10 Cheeky Flamingo, Gold 66 Clay Concepts, Brown 9 Colorado Caliber, Brown 6 Colorado Fiesta Foods, Gold 69 Cozy Cuddlers, Gold 78 Designs By Betty, Brown 4 Dye It Yourself, Purple 47 DZ Crochet Creations, Gold 72 Eco Art Creators, Purple 48 Endless Trails, Gold 71 Farmer’s Daughter Art, Purple 60 Fused Glass by Renee, Red 31 Fuzzy Recreation, Purple 63 Gifts from the Heart, Brown 3 Iceberg Creations, Red 34 & 36 Ivonne’s Designs, Purple 61 Jack & Nichole, Brown 7 JCPCOQuilts, Red 19

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Jewelry for You and More, Red 40 Joe Ziegler Art, Brown 12 Joliene Marquis, Purple 53 Kevin’s Antiques, Red 33 & 35 La Negrita, LLC, Gold 77 & 79 Local Ltd., Gold 70 Lola’s Secret Candles, Brown 13 Marie Love Studios, Silver 81 Max & Lilly’s Handmade Jewelry, Red 21 My Delicate Heart Creatives, Red 26 My Window SIL, Red 37 North Metro Neighbors, Brown 11 PBNR Trinkets, Red 39 Petals and Wings Fashion Jewelry, Brown 8 Pixie Stones, Brown 16 PS Designs, Red 20, 22 & 24 Rayetta’s Seasonings, Brown 14 Savon Vrai, Silver 83

Shawls by Veronika, Purple 46 Simply Yummy, LLC, Gold 73 & 75 Stained Glass by Judy, Silver 80

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Aspen Arbor Animal Hospitals, Bow Wow 6 Colorado Greyhound Adoption, Bow Wow 7 Friends of Retired Greyhounds, Bow Wow 5 Kriser’s Natural Pet, Bow Wow 3 Leashes By Liz, Bow Wow 1 The Classic Clip, Bow Wow 2 Well Animal Institute, Bow Wow 4

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Floyd’s, Navy 82 Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa, Navy 80 Higgins and DeYoung, Black 37 Horizons North Credit Union, Green 17 Huntington Learning Center, Navy 83 I Get It Chiropractic, Navy 75 Job Store Staffing, Black 32 Krav Maga Regional Training Center, Yellow 4 Liberty Mutual Insurance, Pink 71 LightenUp Fitness, LLC, Green 14 Metro 21 Real Estate Group, Green 16 Mr. Appliance West Denver, Green 23 Orangetheory Fitness, Navy 79 Orion Mortgage, Inc., Black 47 Passanante’s Home Food Services, Green 20 Premier Members Credit Union, Black 43 Rainbow of Denver, Turquoise 51 Remax Alliance - Allison Cassieri, Yellow6 Remax Momentum, White 66 Renewal by Andersen, Pink 73 Rod Martins Complete Basement Systems, White 58 Rodan + Fields, Green 13 Salveo Holistic Wellness Black 27 Solar City Turquoise 48 State Farm - Miriam Lawson, Black 44 Storm Guard of North Metro Denver, Black 46 Studio Z Dental, White 65 Sunlight Support Senior Care Solutions, Green 12 Sylvan Learning Center, Green 15 The Animal Doctor, Black 36 The Avenues Crofton Park, Green 24 The Learning Experience, Navy 77 The Little Clinic, Black 30 The Women’s Health Group, Yellow 2 UCHealth Broomfield Hospital, Navy 76 Victory Chiropractic - Dr. Ryan Warhurst, White 63 Vivax Pros, White 64 Westminster Mile High Karate, Navy 84 Windows, Gutters, Etc., Black 28 Xcel Energy, Yellow 8 Young Dentistry for Children, Green 10 Z Ultimate Self Defense Studios, Green 21

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Pancakes are ready for customers at the Lions Club breakfast during previous Broomfield Days.

Lions Club provides pancakes and bingo Do pancakes taste better when served better outdoors among hundreds of your closest friends?

If turnout at the Lions Club’s annual pancake breakfast can serve as an unspoken answer, then yes, they do. Crowds are always in abundance for the flapjacks, eggs, sausage, juice and milk dished out by club members. Over the years, the number of hot cakes served by the Lions total up to thousands. And they hope to add to that total this

year.

The Lions will be back at the griddles on Saturday at the Girl Scout Shelter at Midway Park. The feast runs from 7 to 11 a.m. The cost is $8 for adults and $5 for kids 6 to 12.

Those age 5 and younger are free.

Proceeds go to Lions’ programs that benefit the community.

The Lions also sponsor Club Bingo at the Girl Scout Shelter at 7 p.m Friday evening and again from 7 to 11 p.m. at the shelter on Saturday.

CANINES FROM PAGE 16 outfits and a few tricks, too. At stake is a year’s worth of veterinary care from the Animal Doctor.

The contest gets going at 2:30 p.m. and features large- and small-breed divisions. Expect 40 or 50 dogs and hundreds of onlookers.

Veterinarian Dave Sievers, whose practice, The Animal Doctor, always sponsors the event, created the contest that has become synonymous with Broomfield Days.

“The greatest joy is watching the extreme creativity and the deepest love and respect the contestants show toward their best-dressed

friends,” Sievers said. “Children and adults proudly show off their creativity, while the dogs take it all in as another day in the park.”

The contest is judged by the audience, which votes for its favorites via hoots, hollers and claps. A panel of official judges is charged with gauging which dog garners the most applause. Once a victor is chosen in each division, they square off in a best-of-show clap-off. Top prize goes to the pooch that stirs up the most crowd noise. First through fifth place in each division also take home some goodies, too.

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DOCK FROM PAGE 15 zontal distance out of their dogs. But the human-canine teams also are tested in the Extreme Vertical competition and the timed Speed Retrieve. There also will be a canine belly flop contest.

The event is open to seasoned competitors and novices alike. Onsite registration is $30. On-site registration and practice will begin at 8 a.m. Saturday and Sunday.

Big Air competitions will be at 9 and 11 a.m. and 1 and 5 p.m. Saturday, with the belly flop contest at 12:50 p.m., and Extreme Vertical at 3 p.m. Speed Retrieve will start at 9 a.m. Sunday, with Big Air at 11:30 a.m. and Big Air finals at 2:30 p.m.

For more information, go to www.rockymountaindockdogs.com.

“DOG GONE TO BROOMFIELD DAYS!”

On September 17th, signs will once again appear on business and residential doors reading, “DOG GONE TO BROOMFIELD DAYS”.

For it is on this date that canines of all sizes and stature gown in their very best cloths, each aspiring to be titled, the ever so special, “BEST DRESSED DOG”!

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Jasmine dives for a ball after owner Jerry Porter from Broomfield tossed the ball into the water for the Dock Dogs competition during 2015 Broomfield Days.

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out in the community.

Bunetta said the council will examine why turnout was low this year for the contest so they can address it next year. Typically anywhere from six to a dozen people enter their artwork.

Dillingham’s daughter helped with the poster, the background of which was made up of sheets of music.

In the foreground, shapes of people working, playing and being together filled the poster.

Lancaster’s poster, which will be

displayed in the Mamie Doud Eisenhower Public Library along with Dillingham’s, shows two figures touching hands with a dog between them. In the background are snowcapped mountain peaks.

“I wanted to show togetherness,” he said. “It’s a family, or people, together. The banner was to make it so the poster signified Broomfield Days.”

Jennifer Rios: 303-473-1361, riosj@broomfieldenterprise.com or Twitter.com/Jennifer_Rios

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www.broomfield.org/recreation/ broomfieldays/forms/carshowapp.pdf or can be picked up at the Broomfield Senior Center, 280 Spad-

er Way. For more information, call the Senior Center at 303-464-5526 or Rick Woodburn at 303-465-2331.

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the fabulous leaping dock as dogs show off in the giant pool.

Dogs get to be front-and-center both Saturday and Sunday. On each day, registration and practice for Dock Dog Big Air is at 8 a.m.

Saturday features four Big Air Wave competitions — 9 and 11 a.m., and again at 1 and 5 p.m.

The final Big Air Wave contest is at 11:30 a.m. Sunday.

Saturday includes Lure Chases at 10 a.m. and at Dock Dogs Belly Flop contest at 12:50 p.m.

The Extreme Vertical Contest is at 3 p.m.

Then on Sunday, a Speed Retrieve contest is at 9 a.m.

Proceeds from the lure chasing benefit Rotary Club of Broomfield Crossing’s service projects and scholarships.

The history of The Animal Doctor’s, “BEST DRESSED DOG CONTEST” goes back over one hundred and fifty years to when early settlers gathered on the third Saturday of every September for the harvest celebration, (Well it might have happened!). In those days, family dogs accompanied their masters at all times and thus were in great abundance at the harvest festival. As their numbers grew, the pungent odor of these sweaty, best friends, caused many a master to require dog bathing before admittance into the festival.

Well, after the arrival of the first sparkling clean and somewhat now more sophisticated looking canine, one thing led to another. And, before anybody knew it, the dogs were trying to out dress each other at the annual harvest event, (Its possible!).

The Animal Doctor began supporting the “Best Dressed Dog Contest” in 1986. The first contest also included shy but elegantly dressed felines. However, problems immediately arose when certain canine factions attempted to bribe the judges with watered down doggy treats, (thus the scandal’s name, “WHITE WATER DOGGY DOU”).

In addition, there were rumors that the felines were harassed in particular by one flee bitten Boston Terrier named BILLY C.. The battered feline investigation was handled by a special prosecutor, dog-catcher who determined that Billy was definitely a BAD DOG and that The Animal Doctor should limit feline exhibition to that of pictorials. BAD BILLY responded by admitting that he was sorry about acting like a DOG and that he might have mislead a few felines but never really had prosecutable contact with any of them.

BUT REALLY, The Animal Doctor has been so pleased to participate in Broomfield Days for the past 13 years. Felines are not allowed because of many dangers to the animals but feline pictures are judged for prizes! From the beginning in 1986, the people of Broomfield have received “THE ANIMAL DOCTOR” and the “BEST DRESSED DOG CONTEST” with open arms. The first contest was held on the south side of the park and we used a police patrol car speaker for the PA system. The officer had to leave in the middle of the contest so we stopped and patiently waited for his return. Since then the party has grown to several hundred spectators, wonderful animal lovers, cute kids, and the finest, most sophisticated, BEST DRESSED DOGS. Please honor us by entering your best friend, dressed in his best, in our contest. Or, just come by and visit us in our booth where we will be giving away freebies. Also at our booth, we will be injecting a few prescheduled dogs with computer identification chips. Call us at (303-466-8888) to schedule your dog. You and your canine companion are always welcome at “THE ANIMAL DOCTOR”!

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(NE Corner of 10th Ave & 287)