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2009 Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair Guide, Page 1

Tulelake-BuTTe Valley Fair SepTemBer 10Th - 13Th

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What’s InsideWelcome to the Fair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Board of Directors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Fair Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Grandstand Events Poster Page . . . . . . . . . . 8Carnival Tickets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Paul Maurer Presents “Carnival” . . . . . . . . . 92009 Schedule of Events . . . . . . . . . . . 10-11Free Entertainment Schedule . . . . . . . . 12-13 Fair Themes Through the Years . . . . . . . . . . 14Matt “the Maverick” Burton . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Lanky the Clown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Mother Gooses Farmyard Fun . . . . . . . . . . 16Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16The Rawhide Express . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16“Comedy That Rocks,” Spike McGuire . . . . 17All Alaskan Racing Pigs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Julianne Hough . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-19The 60’s Summer of Love . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20WGAS Extreme Motor Sports . . . . . . . . . . 21Tuff Truck Racing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22Fair Souvenirs Available . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22Tule Tillers 4x4 Mud Bog Racing . . . . . . . . 23John Terry Named Grand Marshal . . . . . . . 23Alexis Ebert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25Life in the Fast Lane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26Natalie Rea Carter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27The Hot Rods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28T .J . & The Spurs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29Honoring Leonard Will . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 304th Farmers & Ranchers Day . . . . . . . . . . . 31Rotary Livestock Auction . . . . . . . . . . . 32-332008 Auction Buyers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair Court . . . . . . . . . 35Tulelake-Butte Valley Queens . . . . . . . . . . . 36Fairgrounds Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38-39List of Concessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39Commercial Vendors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

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Staff 2009

Board of Directors

Dave DillaboCEO

Pam Mc FallBusiness Assistant

Dave KandraSenior Maintenance

Sara LuscombeOffice Assistant

Brandon SandersMaintenance Worker

Liz HubbardBuilding Supervisor

Gail OttomanHorse Show Supervisor

Lana RowleyLivestock

Supervisor

Welcome to the 58th annual Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair. I hope you can join us as we celebrate “Country Scenes and Children’s Dreams,” a theme that I believe is very relevant and reminiscent of the local community. As I sit down on this cool August summer evening to welcome you to this year’s fair, I can’t help but think how fortunate I am to live in a place full of beauty and rich agricultural land, a place where people enjoy helping others and a place full of tradition and history. Speaking of which, did you know that the Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair is the only district fair in this great nation that offers the public FREE ADMISSION, FREE PARKING and has a no-alcohol policy!

Fifty eight years ago the Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair was founded and developed on the principles of being a family ori-ented event where the surrounding communities could gather for socializing, entertainment, education and friendly competi-tion. Those founding principles have continued to play an inte-gral role in the fair’s purpose throughout the past fifty eight years because of the dedication of past and present fair board members, staff, exhibitors and fair patrons like yourself. We continue to strive to provide the public a low cost event that the whole family can enjoy and participate in with fellow com-munity members.

As you walk through the free admission gates September 10-13th I invite your family and friends to enjoy the many tradi-tional events and shows that the fair has became known for as well as some NEW ENTERTAINMENT we hope you will enjoy and help to enlighten your visit! This year’s fair will feature a wide array of new outdoor stage music including sounds from the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. The new bands will include The Hot Rods Band, Life of the Eagles Tribute Band, and the Summer of Love 60’s Band. For the children, the Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls and a new carnival ride “The Drop Zone” will be debuting at this year’s fair! Ofcourse, some of the crowd favor-ites such as The All Alaskan Racing Pigs and Humphrey’s Farmyard Fun will be returning to energize the crowd again.

The board of directors and fair staff have worked extreme-ly hard to provide the public an enjoyable, friendly and enter-taining fun filled week! I would like to thank the board of directors, office staff and maintenance staff for their continued dedication as they strive for excellence throughout the year.

I look forward to seeing you all at this year’s Tulelake Butte Valley Fair while we celebrate “Country Scenes and Children’s Dreams” in the Basin!

Dave DillaboCEO

Sponsored by the 10-A District Agricultural Association

Joan HaskinsPresident

Gayle RatliffAdvisory Director

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Jennifer SkoogVice President

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Saturday,September 12 ~ 7 pm

FridaySept. 11th - 7 pm

Freestyle Moto XTuff Truck RacingMonster Trucks

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Tickets Prices: $12 to $15

SundaySept. 13th - 6 pm

Tule Tillers 4x4Mud Bog Racing

Local participants eligible to compete.Tickets Prices: $5

Carnival tickets on sale online too…Buy early and save almost 40% off onsite price!



Paul Maurer got started in the amusement busi-ness in 1971 as a solo game operator, playing numerous fairs and festivals through-out the West. Paul Maurer was known as one of the largest game concession-aires on the West Coast dur-ing that time frame. In 1984, after wanting to fulfill a life long dream, and saving his money earned from his game operation, he purchased his first amusement ride and formed "Paul Maurer Shows".

Today, Paul Maurer is the owner of over 33 spec-tacular, major and kiddy amusement rides and their attractions which includes our large selection of fun, family games and carnival food / cotton candy conces-sions.

Paul Maurer Shows is known for our unique, brightly-painted rides with their sparkling lights (that shine bright at night), our colorful three-toned canvas, aluminum framed games and food concessions. All

our employee's are required to undergo a background check using the "Califor-nia Department of Justice, Megan's Law" website and participate in the show's random drug & alcohol testing program. Our show's employees, from the man-agement to ride operators, are fully trained for the safe operation of our amuse-ment rides and attractions. Clean uniforms and personal hygiene are also top priority for the appearance of our staff and show. Our management staff is fully qualified to resolve any problem and is always onsite during the event and made available for any questions, complaints or concerns you may have.

Paul Maurer Shows is committed to provide a safe, clean, fun and family carni-val atmosphere and keeping those great family memories alive!!

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Pre –Sale Carnival Wristbands $16.00Fair Time Carnival Wrist-bands $26.00

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Paul Maurer Carnival Show Returns


Lanky the Clown

Matt “the Maverick” Burton

Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls

8 am Gymkhana Horse Show sing up, classes sponsored by Hemphill Ranch, Dry Lake Ranch Diamond

W Hunting Club, and North West Farm Credit Service10 am FAIR OPEN: Exhibit Buildings & Barns open to public10 am Judging: Adopt-A-Spot Gardens12 noon MIDWAY CARNIVAL OPEN 12 noon Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area12 noon Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area 1pm David Kirby: Music Performance - Stage #31pm Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act1 pm The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act1 pm Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act1 pm Flower Show Judging - Arts & Crafts Building1:30 pm Natalie Carter: Music Performance - Stage #12 pm Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area2 pm Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area 2:45 pm TJ & the Spurs: Music Performance - Stage #23 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs- Carnival Area3 pm Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act3 pm The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act3 pm Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act4 pm 4 pm Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area4 pm Butte Valley vs. Herlong Football game4 pm David Kirby: Music Performance - Stage #34 pm Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area 4:30 pm Natalie Carter: Music Performance - Stage #15 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area5pm Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act5 pm The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act5 pm Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act 5:45 pm TJ & the Spurs: Music Performance-Stage #26 pm Tulelake vs Chiloquin JV Football game 6 pm Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area 6 pm Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area6:30 pm Farmers & Ranchers Appreciation

Celebration & Replacement Heifer Sale7 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs- Carnival Area7 pm Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act7 pm The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act7 pm Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act 7 pm David Kirby: Music Performance-Stage #37:30 pm Natalie Carter: Music Performance-Stage #18 pm Tulelake vs. Chiloquin vasity Football game8:45 pm TJ & the Spurs: Music Performance - Stage #210 pm All Exhibit Buildings & Barns closed11 pm FAIRGOURNDS & MIDWAY CARNIVAL CLOSED8:30 am Horse Show - Horse Arena

10 am FAIR OPEN - Exhibit Buildings open to the public12 noon MIDWAY CARNIVAL OPEN12 noon Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area12 noon Sheep Showmanship - Jock’s Sale Pavilion12 noon Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area 1 pm Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act1 pm The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act1 pm Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act1 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area1 pm David Kirby: Music Performance - Stage #31:15 pm Natalie Carter: Music Performance - Stage #21:30 pm Hot Rod: Music Performance - Stage #12 pm Beef Showmanship - Beef Showring2 pm Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area2 pm Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area 2:45 pm TJ & the Spurs: Music Performance - Stage #23 pm Alexis Ebert- Music Performance - Stage #13 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area3 pm Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act3 pm The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act3 pm Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act4 pm Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area4 pm David Kirby: Music Performance - Stage #34 pm Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area 4:15 pm Natalie Carter: Music Performance - Stage #24:30 pm Hot Rods: Music Performance -Stage #15 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area5 pm Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act5 pm The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act5 pm Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act5:30 pm Old Time Fiddlers: Music Performance -Stage #35:45 pm TJ & the Spurs: Music Performance - Stage #26 pm Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area 6 pm Alexis Ebert: Music Performance - Stage #16 pm Swine Showmanship - Swine Barn6 pm Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area7 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area7 pm Redeemed in Hymn: Music Performance-Stage #37 pm Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act7 pm The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act7 pm Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act WGAS Extreme MotorSports7:30 pm Hot Rods: Music Performance - Stage #18:30 pm David Kirby: Music Performance - Stage #39:00 pm Alexis Ebert: Music Performance - Stage #110 pm All Exhibit Buildings & Barns Closed11 pm FAIRGROUNDS & MIDWAY CARNIVAL CLOSE8 am Market Swine Judging - Swine Barn9 am Market Sheep Judging - Jock’s Sale Pavilion

9 am Rabbit Judging - Jock’s Sale Pavilion Area9 am Goat Judging - Sheep Barn Grass Area9 am Rabbit Juding - Sheep Barn Area10 am David Kirby: Music Performance - Stage #310 am Market Beef Judging - Beef Ring 10 am FAIR OPEN - Exhibit Buildings & Barns open to

public 10 am Annual Pioneer Day - The Tulelake Honker 10:15 pm TJ & the Spurs: Music Performance - Stage #210:30 pm Alexis Ebert: Music Performance - Stage #1

11:30 am Redeemed in Hymn:Music Performance-Stage #311:45 am Natalie Carter: Music Performance - Stage #212 noon Annual Fair Parade - Main Street12 noon MIDWAY CARNIVAL OPEN12 noon Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area 12 noon Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area12 noon Hot Rods: Music Performance - Stage #11 pm Classic Car Show1 pm 2nd Cut Flower Show Judging - Arts & Crafts Bldg.1 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs- Carnival Area1 pm Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act1 pm The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act1 pm Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act 1 pm Link River Ramblers:Music Performance-Stage # 11:15 pm TJ & the Spurs: Music Performance - Stage #21:30 pm Alexis Ebert: Music Performance - Stage #32 pm Pee Wee Showmanship (sponsored by: Ackley

Family Ranch) (Out of District Sponsored by: B& D Mobil

Support - Bill Heinchrich & Family and Dave Jenson & Family)

2 pm Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area2 pm Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area 2:30 pm Troupe Habibi: Dance Performance - Stage #32:30 pm Natalie Carter: Music Performance - Stage #22:30 pm Hot Rods: Music Performance - Stage #13 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area3 pm Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act3 pm The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act3 pm Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act3 pm Show of Champions: Jock’s Sale Pavilion4 pm Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area4 pm Old Time Fiddlers: Music Performance - Stage #34 pm Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area 4:15 pm TJ & The Spurs: Music Performance - Stage #24:30 pm Alexis Ebert: Music Performance - Stage #15 pm Master Showmanship - Beef & Sheep Rings5 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area5 pm Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act5 pm The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act5 pm Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act5:30 pm Cascade Cloggers: Dance Performance - Stage #35:45 pm Natalie Carter: Music Performance - Stage # 26 pm Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area6 pm Hot Rods: Music Performance - Stage #16 pm Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area 7 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area7 pm Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act7 pm The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act7 pm Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act7 pm Old Time Fiddlers: Music Performance Stage #37:30 pm Fat Sexy: Music Performance - Stage #17 pm JULIANNE HOUGH8:30 pm David Kirby: Music Performance - Stage #39 pm Hot Rods: Music Performance - Stage #110 pm All Exhibit Buildings & Barns closed11 pm FAIRGROUNDS & MIDWAY CARNIVAL CLOSE10 am FAIR OPEN: Exhibits Buildings & Barns open to

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W Hunting Club, and North West Farm Credit Service10 am FAIR OPEN: Exhibit Buildings & Barns open to public Judging: Adopt-A-Spot Gardens12 noon MIDWAY CARNIVAL OPEN Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area

1 pm David Kirby: Music Performance - Stage #3 Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act Flower Show Judging - Arts & Crafts Building1:30 pm Natalie Carter: Music Performance - Stage #12 pm Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area

2 pm Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area 2:45 pm TJ & the Spurs: Music Performance - Stage #23 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs- Carnival Area Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act4 pm 4 pm Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area Butte Valley vs. Herlong Football game David Kirby: Music Performance - Stage #3 Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area 4:30 pm Natalie Carter: Music Performance - Stage #15 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act 5:45 pm TJ & the Spurs: Music Performance-Stage #26 pm Tulelake vs Chiloquin JV Football game

Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area6:30 pm Farmers & Ranchers Appreciation

Celebration & Replacement Heifer Sale7 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs- Carnival Area Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act

Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act David Kirby: Music Performance-Stage #37:30 pm Natalie Carter: Music Performance-Stage #18 pm Tulelake vs. Chiloquin vasity Football game8:45 pm TJ & the Spurs: Music Performance - Stage #210 pm All Exhibit Buildings & Barns closed11 pm FAIRGOURNDS & MIDWAY CARNIVAL CLOSED

8:30 am Horse Show - Horse Arena10 am FAIR OPEN - Exhibit Buildings open to the public12 noon MIDWAY CARNIVAL OPEN Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area Sheep Showmanship - Jock’s Sale Pavilion Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area 1 pm Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area David Kirby: Music Performance - Stage #31:15 pm Natalie Carter: Music Performance - Stage #21:30 pm Hot Rod: Music Performance - Stage #12 pm Beef Showmanship - Beef Showring Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area 2:45 pm TJ & the Spurs: Music Performance - Stage #23 pm Alexis Ebert- Music Performance - Stage #1 All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act4 pm Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area David Kirby: Music Performance - Stage #3 Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area 4:15 pm Natalie Carter: Music Performance - Stage #24:30 pm Hot Rods: Music Performance -Stage #15 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act

The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act5:30 pm Old Time Fiddlers: Music Performance -Stage #35:45 pm TJ & the Spurs: Music Performance - Stage #26 pm Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area Alexis Ebert: Music Performance - Stage #1 Swine Showmanship - Swine Barn Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area7 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area Redeemed in Hymn: Music Performance-Stage #3 Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act WGAS Extreme MotorSports7:30 pm Hot Rods: Music Performance - Stage #1

8:30 pm David Kirby: Music Performance - Stage #39:00 pm Alexis Ebert: Music Performance - Stage #110 pm All Exhibit Buildings & Barns Closed11 pm FAIRGROUNDS & MIDWAY CARNIVAL CLOSE

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public Annual Pioneer Day - The Tulelake Honker 10:15 am TJ & the Spurs: Music Performance - Stage #210:30 am Alexis Ebert: Music Performance - Stage #111:30 am Redeemed in Hymn:Music Performance-Stage #311:45 am Natalie Carter: Music Performance - Stage #212 noon Annual Fair Parade - Main Street

MIDWAY CARNIVAL OPEN Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area Hot Rods: Music Performance - Stage #11 pm Classic Car Show 2nd Cut Flower Show Judging - Arts & Crafts Bldg. All-Alaskan Racing Pigs- Carnival Area Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act Link River Ramblers:Music Performance-Stage # 11:15 pm TJ & the Spurs: Music Performance - Stage #2

1:30 pm Alexis Ebert: Music Performance - Stage #32 pm Pee Wee Showmanship (sponsored by: Ackley

Family Ranch) (Out of District Sponsored by: B& D Mobil Support - Bill Heinchrich & Family and Dave Jenson & Family)

Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area 2:30 pm Troupe Habibi: Dance Performance - Stage #3 Natalie Carter: Music Performance - Stage #2 Hot Rods: Music Performance - Stage #13 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act

The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act Show of Champions: Jock’s Sale Pavilion4 pm Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area Old Time Fiddlers: Music Performance - Stage #3 Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area 4:15 pm TJ & The Spurs: Music Performance - Stage #24:30 pm Alexis Ebert: Music Performance - Stage #15 pm Master Showmanship - Beef & Sheep Rings All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act5:30 pm Cascade Cloggers: Dance Performance - Stage #35:45 pm Natalie Carter: Music Performance - Stage # 26 pm Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area Hot Rods: Music Performance - Stage #1 Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area 7 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act Old Time Fiddlers: Music Performance Stage #37:30 pm Fat Sexy: Music Performance - Stage #1

7 pm JULIANNE HOUGH8:30 pm David Kirby: Music Performance - Stage #39 pm Hot Rods: Music Performance - Stage #110 pm All Exhibit Buildings & Barns closed11 pm FAIRGROUNDS & MIDWAY CARNIVAL CLOSE

10 am FAIR OPEN: Exhibits Buildings & Barns open to public

Greased Pig Contest (youth 75 # & under) Sponsored by Some of the Basin’s Finest

Sunday Services - Stage #1 FAIR OPEN: Exhibits Buildings & Barns open to

public Greased Pig Contest (youth 75 # & under) Sponsored

by Some of the Basin’s Finest Sunday Services - Stage #1 10 am David Kirby: Music Performance - Stage #3

10:15 am TJ & The Spurs: Music Performance - Stage #210 am All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act11:45 am Natalie Carter: Music Performance - Stage #212 noon MIDWAY CARNIVAL OPEN Life in the Fast Lane: Music Performance-Stage #1 Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area Awards Ceremony - Jock’s Sale Pavilion Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area12 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act1 pm Link River Ramblers: Music Performance- Stage #31:15 pm TJ & The Spurs: Music Performance - Stage #21:30 pm Hot Rods: Music Performance-Stage #12 pm Jr. Livestock Auction - Jock’s Sale Pavilion (Sale Order: Rabbits, Swine, Goats, Sheep, Beef) Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act Children’s Pumpkin Decoration Contest- Ag Tent2:30 pm David Kirby: Music Performance - Stage #32:45 pm Natalie Carter: Music Performance - Stage #2

3 pm Life in the Fast Lane Music Performance-Stage #14 pm Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival Area All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act Beseda Czech Dancers: Dance Performance-Stage

#34:15 pm TJ & The Spurs: Music Performance - Stage #24:30 pm Hot Rods: Music Performance - Stage #15:30 pm Redeemed in Hymn: Music Performance - Stage #35:45 pm Natalie Carter: Music Performance - Stage #26 pm Tule Tillers 4x4 1st Annual Mud Bog Life in the Fast Lane: Music Performance - Stage #1 Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area Matt “The Maverick” - Magic Strolling Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act7 pm David Kirby: Music Performance - Stage #38 pm FAIRGROUNDS & MIDWAY CARNIVAL CLOSE8-9 pm Release of exhibits (except hanging quilts & murals)

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2009 Schedule of Events

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Thursday12 noon Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival

Area1pm David Kirby: Music Performance - Stage

#3 Matt "The Maverick" - Magic Strolling

Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act1:30 pm Natalie Carter: Music Performance -

Stage #12 pm Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival

Area2:45 pm TJ & the Spurs: Music Performance -

Stage #23 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs- Carnival Area Matt "The Maverick" - Magic Strolling

Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act 4 pm Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival

Area David Kirby: Music Performance - Stage

#34:30 pm Natalie Carter: Music Performance -

Stage #15 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area Matt "The Maverick" - Magic Strolling

Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act 5:45 pm TJ & the Spurs: Music Performance-

Stage #26 pm Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival

Area7 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs- Carnival Area Matt "The Maverick" - Magic Strolling

Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act David Kirby: Music Performance-Stage #37:30 pm Natalie Carter: Music Performance-

Stage #18:45 pm TJ & the Spurs: Music Performance -

Stage #2Friday

12 noon Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival

Area1 pm Matt "The Maverick" - Magic Strolling

Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area

David Kirby: Music Performance - Stage #3

1:15 pm Natalie Carter: Music Performance - Stage #2

1:30 pm Hot Rod: Music Performance - Stage #12 pm Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival

Area2:45 pm TJ & the Spurs: Music Performance -

Stage #23 pm Alexis Ebert- Music Performance - Stage

#1 All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area Matt "The Maverick" - Magic Strolling

Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act4 pm Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival

Area David Kirby: Music Performance - Stage

#34:15 pm Natalie Carter: Music Performance -

Stage #24:30 pm Hot Rods: Music Performance -Stage

#15 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area Matt "The Maverick" - Magic Strolling

Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act5:30 pm Old Time Fiddlers: Music Performance

-Stage #35:45 pm TJ & the Spurs: Music Performance -

Stage #26 pm Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area Alexis Ebert: Music Performance - Stage

#1 Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival

Area7 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area7 pm Redeemed in Hymn: Music Performance-

Stage #3 Matt "The Maverick" - Magic Strolling

Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act7:30 pm Hot Rods: Music Performance - Stage

#18:30 pm David Kirby: Music Performance -

Stage #39:00 pm Alexis Ebert: Music Performance -

Stage #1

Saturday10 am David Kirby: Music Performance - Stage

#310:15 pm TJ & the Spurs: Music Performance -


Stage #111:30 am Redeemed in Hymn: Music Perfor-

mance-Stage #311:45 am Natalie Carter: Music Performance -

Stage #212 noon Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival

Area Hot Rods: Music Performance - Stage #1 Annual Fair Parade - Main Street1 pm Classic Car Show All-Alaskan Racing Pigs- Carnival Area Matt "The Maverick" - Magic Strolling

Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act Link River Ramblers: Music Perfor-

mance-Stage # 11:15 pm TJ & the Spurs: Music Performance -

Stage #21:30 pm Alexis Ebert: Music Performance - Stage

#32 pm Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival

Area2:30 pm Troupe Habibi: Dance Performance -

Stage #3 Natalie Carter: Music Performance -

Stage #2 Hot Rods: Music Performance - Stage #13 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area Matt "The Maverick" - Magic Strolling

Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act4 pm Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival

Area Old Time Fiddlers: Music Performance -

Stage #34:15 pm TJ & The Spurs: Music Performance -


Stage #15 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area Matt "The Maverick" - Magic Strolling

Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act5:30 pm Cascade Cloggers: Dance Performance

- Stage #35:45 pm Natalie Carter: Music Performance -

Stage # 26 pm Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival

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Hot Rods: Music Performance - Stage #17 pm All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area Matt "The Maverick" - Magic Strolling

Act7 pm The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act Old Time Fiddlers: Music Performance

Stage #37:30 pm Fat Sexy: Music Performance - Stage

#18:30 pm David Kirby: Music Performance -

Stage #39 pm Hot Rods: Music Performance - Stage #1

Sunday10 am Sunday Services - Stage #1 David Kirby: Music Performance - Stage

#310:15 am TJ & The Spurs: Music Performance -

Stage #210 am All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival

Area Matt "The Maverick" - Magic Strolling

Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act11:45 am Natalie Carter: Music Performance -

Stage #212 noon Life in the Fast Lane: Music Perfor-

mance-Stage #1 Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival

Area All-Alaskan Racing Pigs - Carnival Area Matt "The Maverick" - Magic Strolling

Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act1 pm Link River Ramblers: Music Perfor-

mance- Stage #31:15 pm TJ & The Spurs: Music Performance -

Stage #21:30 pm Hot Rods: Music Performance-Stage #12 pm Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival


Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act Children's Pumpkin Decoration Con-

test- Ag Tent2:30 pm David Kirby: Music Performance -

Stage #32:45 pm Natalie Carter: Music Performance -

Stage #23 pm Life in the Fast Lane: Music Perfor-

mance-Stage #1

4 pm Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area Mother Goose Farmyard Fun - Carnival


Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act Beseda Czech Dancers: Dance Perfor-

mance-Stage #34:15 pm TJ & The Spurs: Music Performance -

Stage #24:30 pm Hot Rods: Music Performance - Stage

#15:30 pm Redeemed in Hymn: Music Perfor-

mance - Stage #35:45 pm Natalie Carter: Music Performance -

Stage #26 pm Life in the Fast Lane: Music Performance

- Stage #1 Kids Pedal Tractor Pulls – Carnival Area Mother Goose Farmyard Fun – Carnival

Area Matt "The Maverick" - Magic Strolling

Act The Spike Show - Comedy Strolling Act Lanky the Clown - Strolling Act7 pm David Kirby: Music Performance - Stage

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2009 Country Scenes & Children’s Dreams2008 Where the Road Ends and the Fun Begins2007 Water Flowin’ Keeps it Growin’2006 Keeping the American Dream Alive2005 Through the Eyes of a Child2004 We have a Good Thing Growing2003 Rainbow Dreams and Country Scenes2002 Something Old, Something New, Forever Red, White and Blue2001 Fifty Years of Farm & Family Fun2000 Millennium Harvest1999 Wagon Teams to Western Dreams1998 Harvest of Gold1997 Blue Jeans & Country Dreams1996 Kruz’n Down Memory Lane1995 Memories, Music, & Magic1994 Field of Dreams1993 From Wagon Wheels to Ferris Wheels1992 Made in the USA1991 Hats Off to 40 Years1990 Fair Fever Catch the Fun1989 Windmills to Ferris Wheels1988 Autumn Merry-Go-Round1987 Agriculture – An American Heritage1986 Harvest Hit Parade1985 Golden Dreams and Sunny Scenes1984 Our Land - All Things Great and Small1983 Autumn’s Treasures1982 Harvest Festival1981 Diamond Gem Jubilee1980 September Spectacular1979 Autumn Fair in all it’s Flair1978 Fall Fantasy1977 Fair, Fun & Friends1976 Bicentennial Fair Festival1975 Remember When1974 Happiness is Country Living1973 Agriculture – Lifeblood of America1972 Arrows to Agriculture in 100 Years1971 From the Soils to Stars1970 Gods Earthy Treasures 1969 From Missions to Mechanizms1968 This is my Country1967 From Trails to Contrails1966 Portrait of Progress1965 Land of Promises1964 Tulelake-Butte Valley Panorama1963 Around the World in 3 Fair Days1960 Welcome to Fair – y – Land1959 Welcome to Fair – y - Land1958 With an Eye to the Future1957 From Lake to Land of Plenty


Lanky's has the most energetic and colorful ground entertainment for your event. Over 25 years of clowning experience and a large variety of services make this company a source of comedy entertainment for your fair, festival, cor-porate event, and other amusement venues. Our characters have traveled the world to bring smiles and laughter to over 10 different countries.

The depth of Lanky's performances allow him to work a wide range of audiences from small children's events and family events to night club performances. Venues have ranged from county and state fairs and festivals across North America to International Fairs (Japan).

In addition, international goodwill clowning tours and church clowning are part of his dedication to the art. He has repeat-edly toured Russia and Guatemala, and has toured

Afghanistan and Cambodia as part of an International Coalition of Clowns put together by renowned Medical Doctor, Patch Adams - yes the same Patch from the famed movie. The

concept was to take the simple universal lan-guage of clowning to the children of that war torn country. Thousands of children were visited, many in hospitals and or-phanages. This tour was undertaken at great risk to the thirty or so clowns from around the world that took part in it. Most of the tour participants returned to their home counties feeling enriched for the opportunity. Any fair will be proud to be associated with someone that shares his gifts with the community . . . the world community. This

integrity is what you get when you engage this dedi-cated performer.

Lanky the Clown

Matt Burton’s river-boat gambler magic act is a feature for any audience close-up or stage. Artistic slight of hand, able to be appreciated from the small-est to the largest audience, combines a perfect blend of excitement, comedy and mystery.

Matt began his inter-est in magic after receiv-ing a magic kit for his 11th birthday. By the time he was fifteen, he was work-ing restaurants and doing kids parties. Over the last 20 years Matt has entertained as an “Honest Cheat” at thousands of private events and theatrical revues all over the West Coast. He also performed as the house “Maverick” for 9 seasons on the Sternwheeler cruise ship Queen of the West.

Currently Matt resides in the Pacific Northwest performing at fairs, cruise ships and corporate events and has won many awards in magic including a first in Excellence in Stage Magic from IBM #249, the 1999 Desmond Stage Magic Award and the PCAM 2000 Pro Challenge. He also won the 2003 Northwest Magic Jamboree stage magic contest and the senior stage magic contest and Brad Ja-cobs People’s Choice Award at the 2004 SAM National Convention in St. Louis.

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Life on the Farm - a Hands-On Experience! Mother Goose's Farmyard Fun is Children's Agri-tainment and Agri-education at it's finest! What's included in the show:

The Agri-tainment part of the show - Mother Goose's Farmyard Friends - includes 2-35 minute magic shows each day.

The Agri-education includes: Hands-on lessons in butter-

churning and wheat grinding

Planting Station: Dirt Babies, a Make It and Take It Project Henrietta's Milking Parlor Pete's Potato Place (potato digging boxes with shovels) Old Fashioned Hand Water Pumping/Duck Race Corn Play box with Toys; Farm Animal Puzzle Fun Professor Klick's Chicken Interactive Educational Fact and Picture

Board Picture Boards (fun farm-related photo opportunities) Humphrey's Happenings sign (a schedule of daily activities) Stage and Sound Equipment; Staffing of 3-5 Persons

MOTHER GOOSES FARMYARD FUN: KIDS PEDAL TRACTOR PULLSThe KIDS PEDAL

TRACTOR PULLS is com-ing to the Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair! The kids be-come the stars of the show while they compete in a fast paced, action packed pedal powered tractor pull. Kids four to twelve are welcome

to join in the show for free and try their skill. The trac-tors and pulling sleds are built for fun and designed to produce smiles and laughter! Calling all kids! COME OUT AND PLAY at the KIDS PEDAL TRAC-TOR PULLS!


“Comedy That Rocks”Spike McGuire

From his humble begin-nings in Reno, NV., Spike has always been destined to a life of performance. With torches and machetes in hand he took to the streets at the ripe old age of 14. After a year of developing a strong presence in the com-munity it wasn’t long before he took to the road joining the cast of Circus Smirkus, for their 2002 tour of New England. Of course he didn’t leave Reno without a bang; his final pre-tour appearance was along side such notables as Ron Lucas, Jeff Hobson and The Raspyni Broth-ers in Laughing Matters, an all-star variety show at the Pioneer Center for Performing Arts.

After completing the tour he returned home and picked up where he left off, provid-ing the feature entertainment at Circus Circus Hotel/Ca-sino for their New Years Eve celebration, leading a crowd of screaming fans in a count down to 2003. A year that would offer Spike more impressive credits to add to his list including; Ally Oop – Variety in motion at Wingfield Amphitheater, The Cascade of Stars in the Golden Phoenix Hotel/Casino show-room and a spot as the opening act for KC and the Sunshine Band.

With another year of experience under his belt and a diploma from I.C.D.A. Perform-

ing Arts high school, Spike took to the road again, this time impressing Californian audi-ences while providing pre-show entertainment for top names including WAR and The Village People. Being in such close proximity to home he was sure to visit Reno regularly where he could often be found emceeing events at Harrah’s Hotel/Casi-no for the Virg Summer Concert Series introducing national headliners such as Blue Oyster Cult, Survivor, and John Wait.

In the fall of 2004 Spike’s wanderlust set in again when he packed his bags for Chicago. Splitting his days between Columbia College (the largest performing arts college in the country) and the magnificent mile (the perfect forum for street performance), he is never a hard man to catch in perfor-mance. Whether it be on stage in legitimate theater, or while he is entertaining audiences on the streets with his unique ap-proach to physical comedy, he is always entertaining a public anxious to see what he is going to offer next.

When asked of what is a head Spike borrows a quote from Eric Idle saying “Of the future only one thing is certain, there will be comedy”.

All-Alaskan Racing Pigs


Every country artist once had a “day job” that com-

monly used music business term for an occupation that pays the bills and fills the void between hopeful aspi-ration and bonafide success. However, never in the his-tory of country music has someone taken a more cele-

brated path on the road to their country music dream

than Julianne Hough (pro-nounced “Huff”).

A triple threat as a singer, actress and dancer, Julianne is already known to millions of fans as the two-time profes-sional dance champion on ABC-TV’s top-rated Dancing with the Stars (DWTS). The show, which pairs professional danc-

ers with music, sports, film and television celebrities, has become a cultural

phenomenon and Julianne its top star.

Though Julianne has been winning world dance titles since her early teens,

her ultimate goal has always been a career in country music. Her newly signed deal with Universal Music Group Nashville (UMGN) is providing her the vehicle to realize that dream. “I’ve always wanted to sing country music,” says the 19 year-old blonde. “I’ve grown up with country music. I love how real everybody is, not just the artists, but the fans.”

Growing up one of five Utah-born siblings, Julianne says her family

was sometimes referred to as the “blonde

Osmonds,” earning a reputation for

their talent and profess ional -ism. At age 10

her parents separated and Julianne immersed herself in dancing. An opportunity pre-sented itself to study performing arts in London, which started a period of intense training and being far away from family and in a fast-paced city, was forced to grow up fast.

After five years in the U.K., Julianne elected to leave behind a blossoming international career and move back to the U.S. “I really wanted to sing and I knew if I stayed in London, I wouldn’t be able to do that; I would only be dancing, so I had to make a really tough decision: ‘Do I stay here and pursue a career that I know I’m going to succeed at? Or do I go back home, start from scratch and pursue what I really want to do?’ A lot of people told me that I was crazy and that I’d never make it.”

Talent, discipline and deter-mination are a potent combina-tion that generally prove skep-tics wrong, and that’s exactly what Julianne did. She moved to Los Angeles, knowing she could earn her living as a dancer while pursuing her musical dreams.

She started making regular trips to Nashville in the rare time


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she had off from the TV show and the DWTS tour. Her Los Angeles manage-ment firm introduced her to management in Nashville, which led to her meeting veteran producer David Malloy (Eddie Rabbitt, Reba McEntire). The two teamed to record “Will You Dance With Me” for an American Red Cross fund raising project that benefited Kansas tornado victims. “It was so amazing,” said Julianne. “We released the record to iTunes and Wal-Mart the week I won with Apolo. The song received quite a reaction on iTunes and peaked at #8 on their country charts despite never being released to radio.”

Soon after, Julianne landed a deal with UMGN and a spot on the Mercury Nashville roster, a fitting home for a newcomer who cites McEntire and Shania Twain as her chief influenc-es, both of which fall under UMGN.

Recorded in Nashville and produced by Malloy, Julianne’s debut disc reveals her appreciation for country music’s roots as well as her fresh-faced contributions to the genre’s future.

She has a warm, textured voice that is equally suited to feisty up-tempo tunes and contemplative ballads, both of which can be found on her debut. “I love story songs and message songs,” she says, “but I also love quirky, fun, up-tempo songs that make you want to just get up and move.”

The debut single, “That Song In My Head,” is a buoyant effort that is incred-ibly infectious. The song captures the rapturous joy of a burgeoning relationship and celebrates the way a song can become the soundtrack for those emo-tions. Julianne’s voice per-fectly conveys the sense of delicious expectation in the lyric.

Julianne turns in a sul-try performance on the sen-sual ballad “Hide Your Matches.” “The chorus is ‘I’m about to lose all I am, right here in your arms.’ It’s a romantic love song that is really sexy,” she says. “It’s really sen-sual and beautiful.”

Though she loves songs that evoke a smile, a sigh or an occasion-

al dance step, Julianne doesn’t shy away from mak-ing music that says some-thing profound. Among the favorites on her debut is a song called “Help Me, Help You.” “That’s a message song and it’s pretty intense,” she says. “It’s about a girl who is trying to help her friend who is an alcoholic. It says what I’d want to say to a friend in trouble.”

One of the songs on her new record speaks directly to young women. “’Jimmy Ray McGee’ is a really great song,” Julianne relates. “It talks about peer pressure and tells young girls ‘If you don’t want to do something, if you don’t feel right about it, then don’t do it!’”

‘“My Hallelujah Song’ is a Craig Wiseman tune,” says

Julianne, “and I just feel like everybody needs a hallelu-jah song. No matter what you’re doing in life---wheth-er you are working at your dad’s company, playing soc-cer or being a little ballerina---that’s your hallelujah song. It’s when you feel like you’re right where you’re sup-posed to be and I’m happy right where I am.”

Indeed, Julianne Hough is living her hallelujah song. After years of success in the dance field, she’s finally landed an opportunity to sing country music and she’s reveling in the oppor-tunity. “I was scared that people would say, ‘Just because she got a little bit of recognition on the TV show, she thinks she can make a record,’” she confesses, “but I’ve been wanting to do this a long, long time and I hope the music speaks for itself.”

Indeed it does. Julianne Hough’s debut

is a compelling collec-tion of songs about the joys and challenges of everyday life deliv-ered by an evocative

young voice. It’s the perfect vehicle to carry her from her successful day job to the realization of a dream come true.


We all remember the sixties…A time of conflict and of coming of age

An time of youth and of love, of peace and of innocenceand of the wild and wonderful music that set the background

for our lives and for the generations who followed.The amazing vocals of the early California Beach Boys

made us all dream of warm sand, fast cars and hitting the surf.Then there was the British invasion that began with the Beatles

in early 1964 with “I want to hold your hand” had us allgrowing our hair and rushing out to by miniskirts and go-go bootsas many other English groups continued to rock the music scene.

The hippies of San Francisco Haight-Ashbury daysspoke to the world of peace, hapiness, flowers adn free love

while thousands of similar free spirits on the East Coastgathered together in a little town they called Woodstock.

The motown sound rocked Detroitand Music was indeed the king that united a nation.

There has never been any question thatmusic was at it’s best from 1963 to 1969.

The music of the 60's holds a special memoryfor those who grew up with it. It was music you could sing along with,

music you could dance to, music you fell in love with.Now, one group brings all the memorable music from the 60’s

together for you in one great show!

Full Costumes with this groupBeach Boy Surfers • English Mod • Hippies of San Francisco

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Tuff Truck racing is an exciting off-road racing event consisting of modified trucks (and some-times stock trucks for fun) going around a Motocross-style course filled with different jumps, bumps and turns. Similar events held in indoor arenas are called Pro Arena Truck racing. Trucks are usually run one at a time, with the quickest time winning. Sometimes events feature trucks two at a time for added spec-tacle. Tuff Truck racing is usually seen at Monster Truck or other Motorsports events. Tuff Trucks are usually pickup trucks that have been upgraded to resist the rigors of the arena unpaved track.

Freestyle Motocross (FMx) is a the incredible evolution of moto-cross racing in which motorcycle riders attempt to impress judges (and the crowds) with hair-

raising jumps and stunts. Riders display their jumps - usually covering more than 60 feet - from a dirt-covered ramp. Riders dem-onstrate their abilities by looking for difficult tricks and variations over jumps. FMX riders typically use much of the same riding gear as MX racers including a helmet,

goggles, gloves, boots, jersey and MX pants often elbow and knee pads. Riders may also choose to wear 'body armor' to protect the chest and legs when performing the most dangerous of tricks.Riders use modified motocross bikes with after market parts to lower weight and improve per-formance. Riders will often shave down the seat foam and add steering stabilizers. Many riders will also shorten the width of the handle bars, to make it easier to put the legs around the bars. Excess cables, such as brakes and clutch cables are usually redirected away from the bars, to avoid riders getting their boots caught on the bike. The engine and mechanical details of a FMX bike are generally stock.

A Monster Truck Show as we know it today was born in 1982 at the Pontiac Silverdome when Bob Chandler driving BigFoot (the original Monster Truck) drove over a pile of cars in front of an enthusiastic crowd. Usual-ly, a monster truck show involves the truck crushing smaller vehi-cles beneath its huge tires. These trucks can run up and over most man-made obstacles. A monster truck is a vehicle, typically styled after pickup trucks, sports cars or

classic and themed automobiles modified or intentionally built with large / heavy wheels and heavy duty suspension. They compete as well as ex-hibit at popular Motorsports Entertainment and can be seen featured alongside Motocross

races, mud bogging, tractor pulls and tansformers. In recent years, many monster truck competi-tions include a "freestyle" event. Similar to free style motorcross with giant trucks, drivers are free to select their own course around the track and its obstacles. Driv-ers will often perform a power 'Donut', also called a Cyclone, spinning the truck in a high speed circle. This is one of the most exciting motorsports events for the entire family.

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FridaySept. 11th - 7 pmFreestyle Moto XTuff Truck RacingMonster Trucks

Local participantseligible to compete.

Call 916-217-9427for entry information.



Tuff Truck Racing Friday Night

Racing! Comes to the Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair on Friday night September 11. If you enjoy watching or want to be on the track - this is going to be a great night of thrills and spills.

Hometown street stock pick-up trucks and jeeps will have the chance to test their skills on a track of bumps and jumps - one at a time against the clock. Plus the open class hot rods will be flying around the track racing for the quickest time.

On the same night will be Free Style Moto X featur-ing top name riders like Metal Mulisha rider Jimmy Fitzpatrick and Jeff Griffin flying through the air doing back-flips. Along with Mon-ster Truck Super Stars “Air Borne Ranger” and “Playing For Keeps”.

This WGAS Motors-port event is sanctioned by ProFORCE and is the third race in a five race series. The Tulelake race offers $1,000.00 in prize money along with $500.00 in the five race point fund. You can join the fun by contact-ing WGASmotorsports.com to enter on line or go to the Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair office. The competition is

open to both pick-ups and jeeps. For the truck class you must be a licenced driver. Anyone under 18 years of age must have a parent present during pit gate sign-in to signed your release of liability waver. Advance entry to the event is only $10.00 and each entry will receive one driver and one pit crew pass. Advance entry is recom-mended. Truck classes are divided into street stock and open classes. Prize money is offered to the

Open Class only and Trophies are offered for both classes. Remember to bring your helmet and no alcohol please.

For More Information Contact:

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Souvenirs available for your “fair” memories

The Tulelake Butte Valley Fair will have a variety of souvenirs available for you to choose from at this year’s fair! The items offered will include Hats, Visors, T-Shirts and Polo Shirts, all available in assorted colors and sizes. The gifts will be available at the information booth at the front entrance of the fairgrounds. While visiting the information booth, be sure to ask Lanky the Clown for a free fair balloon!


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The Tulelake-Butte Val-ley Fair Board of directors selected John Terry as the Grand Marshal for the 2009 Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair.John was born on April 9, 1915 in Missouri. He served in WWII as a military police-man in the Southwest Pacific Theater of operations. John’s father passed away when he

was 7 yrs old. John Moved to Tulelake in 1934 and had various jobs including loading hay, and surveying refuge roads. He married Aline Fimon of Louisiana in December of 1943. In 1949 John & Aline won a home-stead. They grew potatoes, other crops and raised cattle on their 240 acre ranch. John was also a very involved in youth groups and was a 4-H leader for many years. Aline & John still live here in the Tulelake Basin in the same house they move in to in 1950. The Tulelake Butte Valley Fair is honored to have John Terry serve as the 2009 Parade Marshal.

John Terry Named Grand Marshal of the 2009

Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair

Tule Tillers 4x 4 Mud Bog Racing NEW for 2009!

Sunday, September 13 @ 6pmTickets $5

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For more information or to enter call 541-891-9310

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Natalie Rea Carter is native of Klamath County. She moved with her family to Kentucky when she was three years old. She cur-rently lives in Bend, OR and is a sophomore at Bend High. She has been singing since she was three years old and loves every minute of it. The neighbors often com-ment they can hear her through-out the neighborhood.

Natalie has had a busy year with her singing since last year at the Klamath County Fair. She went onto perform at the Oregon State Fair, Tulelake Butte-Valley Fair, A Portland Trail Blazer Game,

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Natalie began writing her songs and has been working with local song writers and musicians. She will be recording her first original in early July.

In April she traveled to Nashville to attend the Renee Grant Williams Master Class. She performed and was critiqued by five producers from country labels.

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Carol Henderson of Ruch, Oregon has been with T.J. & The Spurs since the bands beginning in 2004. Car-ol plays keyboard for the band and melody fiddle. Carol also sings harmony for some of our groups musical numbers. Carol has a smiling personal-ity and loves performing to the very core of her heart.

Bruce Anthony of Ga-zelle, California plays part time for T.J. & The Spurs. He plays pedal steel guitar, in addition to lead guitar. He too is a very good vocalist singing

country and rock and roll. Bruce has been performing for many many years around Southern Oregon.

Tammy Stein is very excited about being the lead singer in T.J. & The Spurs Band. She has been sing-ing for many years, and has competed in singing contest all around the state, ranking among the top 10 best singers. She has performed in many choirs, church groups and worship teams. Tammy has also been a part of the drug and alcohol free church called the Bridge Recovery Center. Although Tammy has never taken drugs or alcohol, she has been a part of this support group of family and friends. You may also hear Tammy perform at the Myrtle Creek Concert in the Park events.

Tammy has grown up with Fleetwood Mac, Eagles

and others. Her family has had a great love for Tammy Wynette and named their daughter after this fabulous singer.

Mr. Steve Magill is from Grants Pass, Oregon and has been with T.J. & The Spurs as their drummer since February 2009. Steve has been play-ing drums since 1955 and is known for his great person-ality. His performance and professionalism is an essential part of our group.

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Leonard Will Named 2009 Farmer & Rancher of the Year

The Tulelake Butte Val-ley Fair will be honoring Leonard Will as the 2009 Farmer & Rancher of the year during the Farmer’s & Rancher’s Appreciation Dinner. Leonard has played a very influential role in the Klamath Basin throughout his life while being involved in production agriculture and serving in a wide vari-ety of community oriented groups.

Leonard was raised on a 70 acre farm on Grand Island near Dayton, Oregon. His family raised pears, cherries and peaches for the local canneries and Portland market. The family also kept half a few dairy cows, a couple of pigs to eat the skim milk, chickens and raised a large garden (at the time of the depression).

During WWII, Leonard served 3 years in the Navy and met his wife Iva Jane who was in Cadet Nurses’ training. The married in 1946 in Merrill, OR and began their life together in the Klamath Basin.

Leonard and Iva Jane farmed for two years with his folks on the Grand Island until the spring of 1948, when Iva Jane’s father, Luther J. Haskins, thought they should be ranchers here in the Basin. So they moved down. The ranch didn’t happen the first year but they farmed grain, potatoes and clover with her father and two broth-ers, Laverne and Doyle in 1948. That winter was very memorable to both of them as it was 30 below with 5 foot wind drifts.

On February 15, 1949,

the third opening of home-steads for WWII vets was held at the American Legion Hall in Tulelake. With 5,000 applications they attended the drawing without much hope. They were drawn

78th and chose 130 acres bordering the Oregon State line just south of Malin (the old shoreline of Tulelake – Sagebrush, Salt grass, and alkali.)

They began leveling (38,000 cubic yards moved), ripping36”-40”, land plan-ning, tilling, boarding, ditching and then planting of pasture, hay and 10 acres of potatoes. The first year they got marginal results. They began to work into cattle, sheep, hay and grain, phasing out potatoes after 15 years.

In the mid 50’s they added two more homestead units and in ’62 a unit south of Merrill on the Oregon side of the state line.

Besides raising hay,

grain, pasture, sheep, and cattle for 36 years in the basin they raised 3 children: Greg, Wade, and Janelle. In January of 1987 Leonard & Iva Jane turned two home-stead units over to Wade

and retired to a one acre mini farm in Klamath Falls. They have kept busy with the mini farm and lots of volunteering.

Leonard served 25 years on the Newell Pest Abate-ment Board, 25+ years with the Basin Wool Pool (ship-ping up to 15,000 fleeces per year from the Basin), also Basin Sheep Producer, 20 years of service from 1967-1987 on the Tulelake-Butte Valley Fairboard with three different managers: Bill Whittaker, Mark Reed, and Ralph Morrill, about 30 years in the Tulelake Rotary, 16 years with O.S.U. Master Gardner program in Klamath Falls, and 4 years with the Tulelake Growers Association, and they have

been members of the Malin and Klamath Presbyterian Church all these years.

“So now that we and our old friends are getting older and we are mostly has beens. We appreciate the opportunities we have had in being a part of this Basin for 60+ years and seeing the changes made in that time by 216 WWII vets. We had a great opportunity of making the old Tulelake Basin into the productive farm land it is today,” said Leonard.

The Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair is privileged to honor Leonard Will as the Farmer & Rancher of the Year. The contributions that he has provided the fair and the Klamath Basin in the past and continues to do so have and always will be memorable and greatly appreciated.

The Farmers & Ranch-ers Appreciation Day was developed in 2006 to recog-nize the efforts of farmers and ranchers in the Klamath Basin that have gone above and beyond their duty to serve their community and provide leadership in the agricultural industry. For-mer recipients include 2006 Staunton Farms, 2007 Rob-ert A. Byrne Co, 2008 Por-terfield Ranch. The event is sponsored by Floyd A Boyd, JW Kerns Irrigation, Sierra Cascade Nursery, Lithia Klamath Falls Auto Center, Alsco, American Ag Credit, Stateline Auto Parts, Monte Johnson Insurance Services and Winema Elevators.


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4th Annual Farmers & Ranchers Appreciation Day

The Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair will be featuring the “4th Annual Farmers & Ranchers Appreciation Day” at the 2009 Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair. Last year, at the 3rd annual Farmers & Ranchers Appreciation Day Greg Addington of the Klamath Water Users Association presented Porterfield Ranchwith the Farmer & Rancher of the year award as area agriculturalists enjoyed good company and a complimentary dinner. The event will take place on Thursday, September 10th beginning at 6:30p.m. The event was developed to recognize the efforts put forth by local farmers and ranchers and show them our appreciation of

their services and hours of hard work. Without the support of local businesses, this event could not

have been organized and developed. The Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair would like to give a special thanks

to the sponsors whose contributions made this event possible.


Buying an animal at the Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair

benefits the entire community, and it’s a fun thing to do. By purchasing an animal you not only help the Rotary Club, but you are supporting the months long work of a 4-H or FFA member.

Those kids sweat, get up early in the morning and stay up late at night to produce a fine-looking animal by the time the fair rolls around.

Buying an animal at the auctions means you’re sup-porting a good cause and put-ting tasty food in the freezer.

For first-timers the experi-ence can seem a little intimi-dated because they’ve never bought at an auction before.

After reading this article, you’ll realize there is no rea-son not to participate because buying a fair animal it as easy as falling off a log.

The Auction will be held Sunday at 2 pm at Jock’s Sale Pavilion.

The grounds will be much quieter Sunday, so just follow everyone else to the pavilion.

Get there a little early and look for the table outside the pavilion, it will have a buyer’s card for you to fill out, and people will be there to assist you. You can fill the card out either for yourself or you com-pany. Filling out a card does not mean you have to buy and animal once the auction begins.

After you fill out the card you will receive a number

to be used to bid with. This allows those running the auction to know who the final bidder is and already have you information down.

After that, you just need to watch what’s going on and decide whichanimal you want to bid on. Many people arrive about and hour early to view the animals in the barns before the auctions to make their choices.

There will be an auction-eer in the ring plus a number of people spotting, or watch-ing for people to bid. When you feel you want to bid, just hold up you hand with your number in it and someone will see it. Once you’ve bid pay attention to the spotter to see if he acknowledges you bid. If the auctioneer took you r bid, you will know, as he will be looking to see if anyone else bids more. If the spotter starts looking to you again, someone else has upped your bid and he will be looking to see if you

want to go higher.Contrary to popular be-

lief, you will not unknowingly bid on an animal by inadver-tently scratching you arm or sneezing.

The first time you bid you many need to make sure a spotter sees you, but after that they will watch you closely

and make sure they have you bid if you bid again.

Animals are sold in descending order of their judging results.

The Grand Champion is the first, etc. If you are new to the auctions, you prob-ably won’t want to bid on the

grand champion, as they will go for big bucks. This will give you a few minutes to get used to how the auction is going.

I can’t stress this enough, this is the easiest thing in the world. The auctioneer and spotters are there to help the Rotary Club and the kids get their animals sold and they do a wonderful job of it.

Expect to pay about $1.50-$2a pound for a beef which will weigh between 950-1350 pounds. Sheep will go for around $5-$6 dollars a pound and will weight between 95-135 pounds. Swine will go for around $3-$4 a pound and weigh between 195-255 pounds.

“We average a little more money here than the Klam-ath Falls auction.” Bridget

Luscombe said. “Our prices don’t drop off as much down the line.”

After you have purchased you animal, you ware not quite done. All animals go to a designated slaughter house but you need to choose where it will be processed.

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If you don’t have a certain place, don’t worry, the people handling the sale can tell you which ones are available and help you select the one that is most convenient for you.

You are almost finished; you now have to pay for your animal, which can be done either by check or credit card.

In a few days you will be able to pick up your meat, cut and wrapped just the way you want it.

You will definitely enjoy eating the meat you’ve pur-chased. It is always a little sweeter knowing you’ve helped out a very deserving student.

Like I said, it’s easy as falling off a log. So to the vets and the auction rookies, come on out and have fun, it’s for a good cause, and it’ll fill you freezer up with enough beef, swine, or sheep to lat you well into the winter.Results from the 2008 Rotary Livestock Auction

More than $190,000.00 went to 4-H and FFA livestock exhibitors at the 2007 Tulelake Rotary Club’s Junior Live-stock Auction at the Tulelake Butte Valley Fair.

Numerous business and individuals paid well over market prices for animals, while many contributed toward a pool that boosted the price for all exhibitors. Butte Valley FFA donated a project to raise funds for their chapter activities throughout the year.

Michelle Rupert’s Grand Champion lamb was pur-chased by Jocks Supermar-ket for $15/pound. Ethan Herman’s Reserve Champion lamb was purchased by South Valley Bank & Trust along with South Valley Wealth Management for $13/pound.

Zane Burrier had the Grand Champion Steer that was purchased by Lassen Canyon Nursery for $3.45/pound. Dillan Farnam had the Reserve Champion Steer was purchased by Pacific West Nurseries for $4.25/pound.

Kelsey Litz had the Grand Champion Goat that was purchased by Don Lo Ranch for $11.50/pound. Rachel Levesque Reserve Cham-pion Goat was purchased by Klamath Basin Equipment for $8.00/pound.

Patrick Overton Grand Champion hog was purchased by Sterling Savings Bank for $8/pound. While Logan Herman’s Reserve Champion hog sold to Lassen Canyon Nursery for $5.50/pound.

The average price per pound was $7.13 for Sheep, $2.76 for Beef, $3.76 for Swine, and 7.25 for Goats. A Total of 22 sheep, 19 beef, 74 swine, & 3 Goats were sold at last year’s auction not count-ing scholarship and special projects.

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On Wednesday April 1, six girls competed for two titles: Miss Tulelake and Miss Butte Valley. A panel of eight judges conducted interviews.

The applicants from Butte Valley were Kai Braren, Vanessa Salazar-Rabledo, and Rebekah Zarzynski. The Tulelake appli-cants included Michelle Rupert, Alexandria Greenbank, and

Alma Vidrio.The Committee of judges,

who were very impressed with the quality and depth of the applicants, selected Rebekah (Becky) Zarzynski as Miss Butte Valley and Alexandria (Lexie) Greenbank as Miss Tulelake both of which will be eligible to receive a $250 scholarship to help further their continued

education.Rebekah (Becky) Zarzynski

is a 16 year old Junior at Butte-Valley High school. Becky is the daughter of Ken & Daintry Zarzynski. She has two sisters Sarah and LeeAnn. She enjoys sports, reading, walking her dog, working with children and socializing.

Becky is a hardworking, fun loving, friendly social, aver-age teenage girl who loves to make other happy.. She is very involved at BVHS. She helps at local preschools and churches, she participates in FFA, is the president of her class, works in the community garden and helped at the local blood drive.

After graduating from BVHS Becky would like to at-tend a university and study to become a high school math or history teacher, or a preschool teacher. After obtaining her degree she would like to return to Butte Valley to teach.

Alexandria (Lexie) Green-bank is a 16 year old sophomore at Tulelake High School. Lexie is the daughter of Ron and Jill Greenbank. She has one broth-ers Spencer. Sports, reading, music, spending time with friends and family, traveling,

Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair Courtand meeting new people are some of the things she enjoys.

Lexie is a friendly girl that uses diligence and hard-work to achieve her goals.. Lexie is the FFA chapter reporter; she par-ticipates in FBLA, Jr. Fair board, Student Council, FFA communi-ty service operations, basketball, volleyball, and softball.

After graduating from THS Lexie plans to attend a 4 yr uni-versity and study in the medical or agricultural field. Upon re-ceiving her degree she hopes to return to Tulelake and serve the community in the many ways it has served her.

As hostesses of the Tule-lake-Butte Valley Fair the girls look forward to rising to the occasion of representing their fair at various festivals and fairs this summer and fall. Some of the venues the Fair Court has attended in the past include, Siskiyou Golden Fair, Klamath County Fair, Modoc District Fair, and Dorris 4th of July Celebra-tion. The highlight of the girl’s rein will be representing the Tu-lelake-Butte Valley Fair as they each attend to their royal duties throughout the duration of the fair September 10th-13th. As the fair approaches, listen for the girls on the radio as they will be keeping the public informed of events going on during this year at the Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair where we will be celebrating our theme of “Country Scenes and Children’s Dreams”! Please visit the fairs website at www.tbvfair.com to stay informed on all the great new entertainment coming to the 2009 fair!

We would also like to thank the following; Holliday Jewelry for donating the tiaras for each of the girls, Ribbon-N-Print for making the sashes, Little Brick Shirt House for donating the let-ters on the sashes, as well as the judges for donating their time.

Rebekah Zarzynski, Miss Butte Valley and Alexandria Green-bank, Miss Tulelake


Before Fair Tulelake Rainbow-Carole Hedingtona VFW-Dorris-Alice McIntyre American Legion-Malin May Ann Evans Moose-Merrill-Susan Sura1953 Sharon Trumbly1954 Mary Mauch, Tulelake1955 Janet Scweigert1956 Rae Dean Marks1957 Susan Sura, Tulelake1958 Susan Perry, Tulelake1959 Diane Sweasy, Tulelake1960 Faye Adams, Tulelake1961 Sharon Baghott, Tulelake1962 Linda Holbrook, Butte Valley1963 Rita Hundley, Tulelake1964 Joyce Jordan, Butte Valley1965 Vickie Hedington, Tulelake1966 Chris Jerzykowski, Tulelake1967 Joanna Fleming, Butte Valley1968 Pam Short, Butte Valley1969 Julia Schindler, Tulelake1970 Karlene Edwards, Tulelake1971 Janna Jones, Tulelake1972 Holly King, Tulelake1973 Jan Rose, Tulelake1974 Connie Ericson, Butte Valley Fair Court Miss Tulelake Miss Butte Valley1975 Janie Smalley Janice Peters1976 Debra Wilson April Ward1977 Jackie Duran Karen Wheeler1978 Stacey Brennam Shelly Boese1979 Marla Jerzyskowski Lori Sammis1980 Linda Scott Lorrie Boese1981 Mary Kelleher Dina Kelley1982 Patricia Pierce Karen Boese1983 Cindy Lawson Sheila Boomgarden1984 Joanne Rodriguez Michele Nilsson 1985 Beth Danosky Sheri Titus1986 Leslie Green Michele Hamilton1987 Jennifer Boyd Leann Nelle1988 Vicki Woodman Chana Farnam1989 Annaliesa Guthrie Shawn Buckmaster1990 Denise Oman Heather Holmberg1991 Jessica Green Hollie Streed1992 Kori Peterson Tonya Hamilton1993 Leah Costa Marcy Barnett1994 Megan Seus Jesse Truax1995 Julie Naylor Melissa Ward1996 Caroline Jenkins Heather Hanson1997 Heather Wright Jamie Faivre1998 Jennifer Molder Sabrina Rinehart1999 Sarah Robison Julie Root2000 Annie Ratliff Susanne Fields2001 Bridget Luscombe Kirby Rosecrans2002 Brooke Heiney Mary Beth Cleland2003 Katherine Edgar Olivia Rosecrans2004 Michelle Huffman Alyssa Carroll2005 Shyla Crawford Kristen Berengue2006 Jordan Walden Patti Tracy2007 Heather Ademac2008 Laura Plass Emily Rosecrans2009 Alexandria (Lexie) Greenbank Rebekah (Becky) Zarzynski

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A Special Thank You- Scott Valley Bank for their financial support and employee volunteers, Donna Andrighetto, Abby Fraser, Monique George, Larry Mulloy, Karie Vann & Eleanor Wilson; Tri Counties Bank, for providing buyers posters; Glen Rizzardo and Cliff Munson auctioneers; Raley’s for providing the buyers breakfast; Siskiyou Central Credit Union for providing the

buyers lunch; Pepsi for donating the water; Michael McConnell for Technical Suport; John Brazie, John Giorgi, Rex Houghton, Stan Sears, Kermith Walters, Barry Peters, ringman help; George Gosting and Jim Lovitt trucking; Siskiyou Golden Fair Junior Fair Board for running the price support table, buyer reader board and computer data entry; Friends of the Fair Volunteers for their help and Buyer’s Thank You

Cards, and to all the Advisors, Leaders, Parents and Volunteers that help throughout the year to make such a successful event happen!

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GRAND CHAMPION MEAT PEN OF CHICKENSBrian Sampson, Gazelle 4-H

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GRAND CHAMPION BRED BEEF REPLACEMENT HEIFEREllen Sampson, Independent

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