Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair 2018 Official Fair Guide

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Official guide

Welcome to the

Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair

Food Court Giveaway Game

10–A DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION Greg Herman – President Tracey Struble – Vice President Crystal Fine Venancio Hernandez Kathleen Luscombe Renee Misso Laura Schaad Angela Sutton

FAIRGROUNDS STAFF Nancy Sites – Manager Dave Kandra – Senior Maintenance Beckie Alvarez – Office Assistant

CONTACTS Fairgrounds, Main Office: 530-667-5312 Published by: Totalis Design & Print Klamath Falls, OR • 530-249-5669

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If you like games and FREE ice cream, be among the first 10 players to find this Mr. Potato Head image hidden throughout the pages of this program. Here’s how you play:” There are 10 Mr. Potato Head images (look closely, you may only see parts of him) hidden throughout this publication. Circle all 10 Mr. Potato Head images, not counting the example on this page and return to the Fair office Thursday, September 6th starting at 9:00 am to win a coupon for FREE ice cream at this year’s fair. To win, you must be among the first 10 players to return your Schedule of Events with all 10 Mr. Potato Head icons circled. Once all 10 prizes have been redeemed, a sign will be posted on the Fair Office door. Come join the Mr. Potato Head Hunt!

FREE Carnival Wristbands

Compete to win 1 of 5 Carnival Wristbands. Go to page 21 for details. Must be 17 or under to qualify.

Where in the Fair is Mr. Potato Head?

Play our Mr Potato Head Game and enter our two $50 Drawings. See Details on page 16

Official Fair Photographer Our Official Fair Photographer is Alethea Andreatta Photography, Check out her booth by the beef barn.

“Pay What You Can” One of the few FREE admission family venues left today, the Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair gives you the opportunity to help support the fair at whatever level your family can afford. Suggested daily donations are entirely optional but much appreciated: Adult: $3-$5 • Children: $1-$3 Family of 3-4: $7-$15 • Family of 5+: $10-$20

2Ways 2 Park FREE or Preferred see Map on

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Farmer/Rancher of the Year............................................ 4 Day Sponsors......................................................................... 9 Schedule of Events.................................................... 10-13 Fair Sponsors.......................................................................15 Parade of Champions & Buyers............................ 18-19 The Candy Man Can........................................................ 20 Fairgrounds Map........................................................ 24-25 Vendors & Concessions.................................................... 25 Entertainers................................................................. 26-27 Daily Entertainment.................................................. 28-29 Fair Story Contest.............................................................31 Pig Scramble Barnyard Rodeo.................................... 32 Grandstand Events.......................................................... 38 Fair Court and Fair Friends........................................... 40 The Folks That Run the Show....................................... 41 In Loving Memory - Garret Guthrie...........................42 Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair Parade............................. 44

FAIR WEEK Highlights Fair Admission - FREE “PAY WHAT YOU CAN”

See Suggested Donation at the Gate

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Animals, Animals, Animals!

Animal shows throughout the week.

See pages 9-12

Daily Entertainment

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Doors open at 10:00 AM See pages 26-29

Kids Pig Scramble & Events See page 32

Dave Stamey Concert September 6th – See page 38

Fortunate Son Concert-FREE

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Creedence Clearwater Revival Tribute Band

September 7th – See page 38

Demo Derby

September 8th – See page 38

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4x4 Truck POWER PULL

September 9th – See page 38

Carnival

See page 36

Don’t Miss The Parade See page 44

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FARMER & RANCHER OF THE YEAR - 2018 Wes & Pam Truax and Family

The Truax Family made its way west is basically the “gopher”! She also does in the early 1850’s and settled near all of the books for the ranch.

Yreka, CA. In the late 1870’s, Wes’ In the Fall, it takes the entire family great grandparents settled in beautiful and good stock dogs to gather the Butte Valley. It took hardy stock both cattle from McCloud as the allotment human and animal to carve their future is heavily timbered and unfenced… into the landscape of Siskiyou County. truly open range. It takes most of But homestead they did and this once October and part of November to uninhabited piece of the west became gather. Some snow really helps. Good home to seven generations of the Truax neighbors make all the difference Family. Wes and Pam’s grandchildren when they are gathering! Everyone are the seventh generation, and so the helps each other out. The Truax’s legacy lives on. feel very fortunate to have such great The Truax Ranch consists of neighbors. approximately 8,000 deeded acres, They winter in Macdoel at the home mostly rangeland. This includes place on Red Rock Road. Mike and property in McCloud where they Wes feed hay they put up during the summer most of their herd. The summer and care for the cattle. Mike family is also a member of the B. V. is also the ranch mechanic.

Grasslands Grazing Association which The threat of predators is always allows them to summer 100 pair close prevalent and is the main reason to home in Butte Valley. Mike and Jessica spends so much time with the The Truax family, back row - Tony, Jessica, Rikki, Mike; Rikki, and their kids watch over these cattle during the summer. Although Middle Pam and Wes; Bottom: Kylee, Colin and Keith cattle, rotating their pasture and fixing they have not had a problem yet, they are involved in branding, gathering and fence when needed. are very concerned about wolves and In addition to their private land, the Truax driving the cattle on horseback to summer are proactive in looking for programs to range in McCloud. “The drive takes about family has permits and grazing agreements keep their cattle safe.

4 days.” Wes states, “And once the cattle with the forest service, BLM, and private Jessica was Miss Butte Valley in 1995 get started, they could almost make the timber companies. They work closely with and showed horses at the fair from the 40-50 miles on their own each year.” these agencies and companies to sustain the time she was 9 until 18. She was also The cattle stay in McCloud from June land on which the cattle graze. involved with Butte Valley 4-H and FFA 1 to November 1. Creeks run through Wes and Pam are proud that their clubs. Mike’s kids loved doing the greased operation is truly a family operation. They the area and the grass stays green all pig contest. summer. It is a dream come true for cow hire no outside help. Mike, Rikki, and Wes and Pam believe that they are and cowboy alike. There is also a 9mile their children live and work on the ranch. caretakers of the land for future pipeline and watering facilities that the Jessica and her family live in Bend, OR. generations and are proud to pass it along Truax’s maintain. The family enjoys rustic to their children and grandchildren. Wes She takes time from her job as a nurse cabins at the property in McCloud where practitioner to help with the cattle when shares a quote he heard a long time ago: they stay during the summer and when needed. Her husband, Tony, is a vet and “Some people pick a career and follow it they are gathering in the fall. During the his knowledge and help is appreciated. wherever it takes them; some people pick cattle drive and gatherings, Pam is chief In the Spring, everyone in the family, a place to live and do whatever it takes to including Wes’ sister Kathy and her family, cook and bottle washer, child watcher and stay there.”

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2018 FARMERS & RANCHERS APPRECIATION DINNER Thursday September 6th @ 5:00 pm

Wes & Pam Truax will be honored this year in our annual Farmers and Ranchers Appreciation Day. All area farmers and ranchers are invited to come share a meal in appreciation of your hard work and dedication to building our communities and feeding our nation. It is through your muscle, sweat and love of agriculture that our rural communities are sustained and continue to grow. Thank you for your part in this outstanding task.

The Replacement Heifer Sale will follow the dinner in Jock’s Sale Pavillion.

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THANK YOU FARMERS FOR FEEDING OUR WORLD “Agriculture is our wisest pursuit, because it will in the end contribute most to real wealth, good morals, and happiness.”

– Letter from Thomas Jefferson to George Washington, 1787

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Siskiyou County Farm Bureau Proudly Supports Youth Ag Programs Farm Bureau is the largest grassroots agriculture organization working on behalf of farmers ranchers.

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Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair schedule of events

FARMERS & RANCHERS APPRECIATION DAY

THURSDAY - SEPTEMBER 6, 2018 8:00 am.

8:00 am .

9:00 am 9:00 am 10:00 am 10-3 pm 10-7 pm NOON Noon 1:00 pm 1:00 pm 1:30 pm 2:00 pm 2:00 pm 3:00 pm 3:30 pm 4:00 pm 5:00 pm 5:00 pm 5:00 pm 5:30 pm 6:00 pm 6:30 pm 6:30 pm 7:00 pm 7:30 pm 9:00 pm 10:00 pm

Gymkhana Horse Show Sign Up - Horse Arena Livestock Exhibitors and Leaders Meeting – Swine Arena Gymkhana Horse Show Begins Youth Livestock Judging Contest Begins All Exhibit Buildings & Barns open to the public Pelican Piecemakers Quilting Demonstration – Home Ec. Bldg.

Make a Card Demonstration – Home Ec. Bldg.

MIDWAY CARNIVAL OPEN Pirate’s Parrot Show – Lawn area behind food court Flower Show Judging - Home Ec. Bldg.

Chef Landry Comedy Cajun Cooking Show – Commercial Building Wampus Cat Band – Umpqua Bank Main Stage Pirate’s Parrot Show – Lawn area behind food court Wendy Easley – Community Stage Replacement Heifer Show - Beef Show Arena Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair Talent Show – Umpqua Bank Main Stage Chef Landry Comedy Cajun Cooking Show – Commercial Building Nephilium Band – Umpqua Bank Main Stage Farmers & Ranchers Appreciation Dinner - Sale Pavilion Nightfire Band – Community Stage Beef Replacement Bred Heifer Sale - Jock’s Sale Pavilion Pirate’s Parrot Show – Lawn area behind food court Chef Landry Comedy Cajun Cooking Show – Commercial Building Black Cadillac Kings – Umpqua Bank Main Stage DAVE STAMEY COWBOY ENTERTAINER CONCERT - GRANDSTAND Nephilim Band – Umpqua Bank Main Stage Black Cadillac Kings – Umpqua Bank Main Stage FAIRGROUNDS & MIDWAY CARNIVAL CLOSED

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Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair schedule of events

FRIDAY - SEPTEMBER 7, 2018 8:00 am 9:00 am 10:00 am 10:00 am 10 am -3 pm NOON Noon 1:00 pm 1:00 pm 2:00pm 2:00pm 1:30 pm 3:00 pm 3:00 pm 3:00 pm 4:00pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 5:00 pm 5:00 pm 6:00pm 6:00 pm 6:30 pm 7:00 pm 7:30pm 8:00 pm 9:00 pm 10:00 pm 10:15 pm 11:00 pm

Sheep Showmanship Beef and Dairy Cattle Showmanship Sheep Market and Breeding Show Classes All Exhibit Buildings & Barns open to the public Pelican Piecemakers Quilting Demonstration – Home Ec. Bldg.

MIDWAY CARNIVAL OPEN Twinkle Time Pop Concert – Umpqua Bank Main Stage Pirate’s Parrot Show – Lawn area behind food court Beef Market & Breeding Cattle Show and Dairy Cattle Breeding Show Wendy Easley – Community Stage Chef Landry Comedy Cajun Cooking Show – Commercial Building Nephilim – Umpqua Bank Main Stage Pygmy Goat Show judging Wampus Cat Band – Umpqua Bank Main Stage Pirate’s Parrot Show – Lawn area behind food court Chef Landry Comedy Cajun Cooking Show – Commercial Building Nightfire Band – Community Stage Twinkle Time Pop Concert– Umpqua Bank Main Stage Pirate’s Parrot Show – Lawn area behind food court Wampus Cat Band – Umpqua Bank Main Stage Chef Landry Comedy Cajun Cooking Show – Commercial Building Nightfire Band – Community Stage Twinkle Time Pop Concert – Umpqua Bank Main Stage Pirate’s Parrot Show – Lawn area behind food court Chef Landry Comedy Cajun Cooking Show – Commercial Building Fortunate Son Concert – GRANDSTAND A Tribute To Creedence Clearwater Revival Nephilium Band- Umpqua Bank Main Stage All Exhibit Buildings & Barns closed Los Sismos De Michoacan – Umpqua Bank Main Stage FAIRGROUNDS & MIDWAY CARNIVAL CLOSED

Official Fair Photographer

ALETHEA ANDREATTA PHOTOGRAPHY 530-859-0868.

She will be snapping photos throuhout the Fair. Her booth is located near the Beef Barn.

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Premier Sponsor of the Day

Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair schedule of events

SATURDAY - SEPTEMBER 8, 2018 7-9:00 am 8:00 am 9:00 am 10:00 am 10:00 am 10:00 am 10 am - 3 pm 10:00 am 11:00 am 11:00 am 11:00 am 11:00 am 12:00 NOON 12:30 pm 1:00 pm.

1:00 pm 1:00 pm 1:30 pm 1:30 pm 2:00 pm 2:15 pm 3:00 pm 3:00 pm.

3:00 pm 3:30 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:30 pm 5:00 pm.

5:30 pm 5:30 pm 6:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 8:00 pm.

9:00 pm 10:00 pm 10:15 pm 11:00 pm

2nd Cut Flower Show Exhibits Received – Home Economics Building Swine Showmanship Meat Goat Showmanship All Exhibit Buildings & Barns open to the public Jr. Dairy Goat Show Judging Jr. Swine Market Classes Heart of the Basin Quilters Demonstration – Home Ec. Bldg.

Rabbit Judging - Sierra Exhibit Hall Poultry and Turkey Show Judging Meat Goat Show Judging MIDWAY CARNIVAL OPEN Wampus Cat Band – Umpqua Bank Main Stage Annual Fair Parade - Main Street Parrot’s Pirate Show – Lawn area behind food court Chef Landry Comedy Cajun Cooking Show – Commercial Building Twinkle Time Pop Concert – Umpqua Bank Main Stage Flower Show Judging - Home Ec. Bldg.

Buffalo Chix Dance Performance – Community Stage Pee Wee Showmanship - Beef Show Arena Pirate’s Parrot Show – Lawn area behind food court Latino Dancers – Umpqua Bank Main Stage Master Showmanship – Beef Show Arena Chef Landry Comedy Cajun Cooking Show – Commercial Building Nitefire Band – Community Stage Twinkle Time Pop Concert – Umpqua Bank Main Stage Parade of Champions - Beef Show Arena Pirate’s Parrot Show – Lawn area behind food court Latino Dancers - Umpqua Bank Main Stage Chef Landry Comedy Cajun Cooking Show – Commercial Building Twinkle Time Pop Concert – Umpqua Bank Main Stage Cascade Cloggers Dance Performance – Community Stage Pirate’s Parrot Show – Lawn area behind food court Demolition Derby - GRANDSTAND Nitefire Band – Community Stage Chef Landry Comedy Cajun Cooking Show – Commercial Building Nephilium Band – Umpqua Bank Main Stage All Exhibit Buildings & Barns closed Los Sismos De Michoacan – Umpqua Bank Main Stage FAIRGROUNDS & MIDWAY CARNIVAL CLOSED

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Premier Sponsor of the Day

Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair schedule of events

SUNDAY - SEPTEMBER 9, 2018

8:30-9:30 am Sign-up Greased Pig Scramble and Kids Barnyard Rodeo 10:00 am.

Greased Pig Scramble followed by Kids Barnyard Rodeo 10:00 am All Exhibit Buildings & Barns open to the public 10:00 am .Open Dairy Goat Show Judging - Goat Show Arena next to Sierra Exhibit Hall 10:00 am Sunday Services - Umpqua Bank Main Stage 10-3:00 pm Heart of the Basin Quilters Demonstration – Home Ec. Bldg.

11:00 am.

Twinkle Time Pop Concert– Umpqua Bank Main Stage 11:00 am.

Chef Landry Comedy Cajun Cooking Show – Commercial Building 11:00 am MIDWAY CARNIVAL OPEN 11:00 am Exhibitor Awards Ceremony - Jock’s Sale Pavilion Noon Mood Swing– Umpqua Bank Main Stage Noon Pirate’s Parrot Show – Lawn area behind food court 1:00 pm.

Chef Landry Comedy Cajun Cooking Show – Commercial Building 1:30 pm Twinkle Time Pop Concert– Umpqua Bank Main Stage 2:00 pm.

JR. LIVESTOCK AUCTION - Jock’s Sale Pavilion 2:00 pm Nitefire Band – Community Stage 2:00 pm Pirate’s Parrot Show – Lawn area behind food court 3:00 pm.

Chef Landry Comedy Cajun Cooking Show – Commercial Building 3:30pm Twinkle Time Pop Concert– Umpqua Bank Main Stage 4:00 pm Pirate’s Parrot Show – Lawn area behind food court 4:00 pm TRUCK SLED PULLS – GRANDSTAND 5:00 pm Nitefire Band – Community Stage 5:00 pm Mood Swing– Umpqua Bank Main Stage 5:00 pm.

Chef Landry Comedy Cajun Cooking Show – Commercial Building 6:00 pm Los Sismos De Michoagan-Umpqua Bank Main Stage 7:00 pm Exhibit Buildings & Livestock Barns closed to public 7:00 pm Release of Livestock Exhibits 8:00 pm.

FAIRGROUNDS AND MIDWAY CARNIVAL CLOSE

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A Big Thank You to our

2018 Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair Sponsors!

Diamond Sponsors:

Frank King • King Farms • Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair Friends, Inc.

Champion Sponsors:

Millard Dental • Benefit For the Basin • Cameron & Amy King • David & Robin King

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Reserve Champion Sponsors:

Monte Johnson Insurance • Stateline Auto Parts • Papè Machinery Ag & Turf • Macy’s Flying Service • Mechanics Bank Basin Fertilizer • Coastal Farm and Ranch • Klamath Metals • Wynn Broadcasting • KLAD • H & M Gopher Control Basin Mediactive • Klamath Basin Equipment • Les Schwab • Jordan Cove LNG

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Blue Ribbon Sponsors:

Butler Machine • Aspen Electric • American Ag Credit • Sherm’s Thunderbird Market • Grange Co-op • Diamond Home Improvement Crater Lake Trolley • Bob’s Excavating • Martin’s Food Center • Oregon Tech • Columbia Forest Products • Cal-Ore Telephone Seus Family Farms • LeQuieu Farms • Struble Ranch • Basin Ambulance • Tulelake Volunteer Fire Department • Duncan Family Organics The rIghT FlOOr Frey Farms • Hemphill Ranches • Dry Lake Ranch • Dorris Lumber • Plass Communications • Norco • Paula and CAN ChANge everyThINg Dennis Fanning

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Alsco • Intermountain Agriculture • Simon Brothers • Evergreen Agriculture • D & D Seed • TC Ranch • Siskiyou County Farm Bureau Juniper Large Animal Veterinary • Staunton Farms • Klamath Basin Hay Growers • Northstate Packaging • Dunlea Farms Mountain Valley Health Center • Umpqua Bank • Butte Valley Cattlemen’s Association • Bill & Marcella Haynes • Kirbs Outlet Bailey Livestock • Northwest Farm Credit Services • Klamath County Fairgrounds • Merrill Clinic • Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. Employees of Totalis Design & Print and the Tulelake-Butte Valley Published* by: Fair, not eligible to win.

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Equal Opportunity Lender.

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Where in the Fair is Mr. Potato Head ENTER & PLAY

Win Up to $100!

Enjoy the Fair, meet new people and post your selfie with Mr. Potato Head as he travels around the Fairgrounds. To get in on the fun, search the Fairgrounds for our favorite guy, Mr. Potato Head. You’ll find a drawing box, entry cards and directions at each of Mr. Potato Head’s stops; he will be moving placeto-place throughout the Fair, and you can enter once at each location.

For a chance to WIN $50, fill out Side 1 of an entry card with your name and phone number. Flip the card over, locate an exhibitor at each of Mr. Potato Head’s locations and add their name and exhibitor number to Side 2 (check the exhibit’s tag for this info).

For a chance to win a BONUS $50, check the selfie box on your entry card at each location, snap a selfie with Mr. Potato Head and post it to Facebook or Instagram. Be sure to tag your pic with #MrPotatoHead2018 and let us know what you’re loving at the Fair. Drop your entry card in the box when you post your selfie to earn your entry into the BONUS drawing!

Check out Page 24 for a complete map of the Fairgrounds. We’ll draw a winner for the $50 prize and BONUS $50 prize on Monday, September 10, 2018. Good luck and happy hunting at the Fair!

Employees of Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair and Totalis Design & Print not eligible for drawing.

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Grand Champion

Exhibited by: James Lyman Purchased by: Macy’s Flying Service for $5,809.50

Exhibited by: Tucker Fine Purchased by: Basin Fertilizer for $4,273.50

Exhibited by: Grace Schumacher Purchased by: Tim & Molly Peterson for $4,208.00

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Exhibited by: Hayley Hirschler Purchased by: Monte Johnson Insurance for $990.00

Exhibited by: Baylee Rogers Purchased by: Pape Machinery for $880.00

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ALSCO Inc. Ackley Family Ranch Baley Farms/Bob Baley Baley, Deb Basin Fertilizer & Chem.

Ben DuVal Farms Benefit for the Basin Bennet Farming Big R/Coastal Butler Machine Cal-Ore Telephone Callas, Peggy Carpenters High Desert Fencing Cerri Plumbing Cope, Jan & J.W. Corner Closet D&D Seeds & Farm Equipment DA Davidson Don Lo Ranch Operations, L.P. Duncan Family Farms Ed Staub & Sons Evergreen Ag Fanning, Dennis & Paula Forrester, JD & Angie Gold Dust Potato Process Great Basin Insurance

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The Candy Man Can - A story for this year’s Fair

A long time ago in a land far, far away lived a charming and gentle candy maker.

He was known far and wide for the sweet and delicious happiness he spread at small country fairs that dotted the kingdom.

Does this sound like a fairy tale? To prove it’s true, you only need to step into Bruce Heveran’s candy booth, Old World Candies, at the Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair this year.

Fudge, fudge and more fudge! Throw in some peanut brittle, a pecan roll and and numerous other varieties of sweet and delicious yummies and you have every child’s dream come true. Let’s face it, every person’s dream come true.

That is what you will find this year at the Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair, just as it has been for the previous 44 years. Bruce Heveran of Old World Candies will be gracing our small country fair once again for the 45th year this September.

Bruce Heveran in his Old World Candies booth at an event this past month.

Bruce holds a sweet spot in his heart for TBVF. It is one of the two fairs he has been attending year in and year out since the inception of his business, Old World

Candies, in 1974. It was on a whim that he and his wife decided to attend their first fair in Tulelake, almost by accident. The fair season had come to a close and when they returned home from the Lake County Fair in Lakeport, CA they got a call from Leona Carter, assistant to Bill Morrill, asking to come for only one year as the regular candy man was unable to attend.

“What did we have to lose,” replied Bruce, We weren’t doing anything else.”

So they packed their gear and away they went to a little known realm in northern California where he discovered the enchanted little hamlet of Tulelake. Thus the beginnings of this story took root. It has woven its way into our lives for nearly half a century, sweetening the lives of fairgoers, their children, grandchildren and maybe even a few great-grandchildren.

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There are only two fairs Bruce use to come with his wife where the candy is made Cathie until the children came and on-location and Tulelakeshe stayed home to tend to the little Butte Valley is one of the ones. He tells stories of young people two. We get the freshest that worked for him in the summers. of the fresh, all thanks to Some are now doctors and engineers, logistics. With only one day like Bruce’s own daughter who to pack up from the Oregon will be an engineering professor at State Fair in Salem, Oregon Montana State later this year. and skedaddle down to I am sure when their local fair Tulelake, Califonia, there gates open each year there are many is no time to go home and Mounds of goodnes adorn the counters in the Old World Candies memories. Some will even slip in and make more candy. As booth, be sure to stop by and satisfy that sweet tooth. behind the counter and sell candy Bruce tells it, “it is the oldfashioned way.” Nothing once again, for an hour or two, and suits him better then keeping this old time tradition for this old time swap stories of fairs or events they had shared together. They take a moment and revisit the days when they stood behind the counter country fair. It reminds him of his first year out on the fair circuit with the Candy Man, shoveling out happiness and jingling change and coming to Tulelake. He found the people were genuine and in the till. And of course the best part of the job was tasting the kind. Things haven’t changed much according to Bruce. He sees samples to be sold at the fair that coming day. Working summers at TBVF as a universal meeting place of country folk at the end of the the fair did have it’s sweet, sweet moments. season, celebrating the harvest and a lifestyle of strong agriculture

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TULELAKE-BUTTE VALLEY FAIRGROUNDS MAP Outdoor display at the Museum Clint & Mary Hall. When it was placed at the Fairgrounds, it became part of the museum, and the building was furnished as it was when it was part of the Camp. The other half is furnished as it might have been when it belonged to a homesteader. Members of Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair Friends and other volunteers have been refurbishing and repairing this building.

This is ½ of a barracks building that was originally in the Japanese Internment Camp, south of Tulelake.

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Andy Delong Trader Basin Bible Brooke Waters Woodworking Chef Landry Cajun Cooking Show Child Evangelism Fellowship City of Tulelake Cutco Fair Haven Church of God Gideon International Mt. Shasta Water Mt. Valleys Health Center Old World Candy Southern Oregon Distribution Usborne Books & Morendies

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Basin Mediactive-KLAD Be Lovely California Benefit for the Basin Bobble Lagoon California Highway Patrol Carpenter’s High Desert Fencing Diamond Home Improvement Eclips Optics Eddy’s Outdoor Adventures Fantasy Dreams Fun 4 A Day Gloria’s Home Décor God Mobile H i & H Art JAB Graphics Klamath Basin Equipment Korndogg Klowning Light It Up MAM Imports Mary Parris Old Time Photos Modoc National Fores National Fish & Wildlife Native’s World North State Novel Tees Pape’ Machinery Patty Wagon Toys Personalized Creations Robert Terrell Runa-Marka T.G.M. Tumbleweed Ponies U.S. Dept. of Forestry Wicked Air Wilson Equipment Bobcat of Medford

A Wooden Flag Company Airlink Aloha Environmental Bedroom Gallery Best Care Bloody Point Vinyard Brad’s World of Reptiles Cal-Ore Telephone College of the Siskiyous Color Street Costco D & D Seeds Edward Jones, Chris Stone Elite Life Gearhart Sugar Shack Go Lite H & R Block Herald & News Hudson Saw & Tool Klamath Community College L.A. Elite Stylz Lava Beds National Monument Lu Laroe Mary Kay Merit’s Home Center Neal S Metler, P.C. Pampered Chef Scentsy Silly Soapsters Sim Tse Boutique Spectrum International Tomboy Lips & More Tupperware

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Nephilim Band

The Nephilim Band is southern Oregon ‘s premier dance band. Our versatile genres will keep you dancing with songs from the 60’s thru today’s top hits. Featuring Myron Hale; lead vocals and bass, Jenn Lucas; lead vocals, Steve Ayola; guitar and keys, and 1 of our 16 great drummers on drums. Let the Nephilim band put the rock in your roll and the funk in your soul!

Mood Swing

Bringing you the covers of classic rock, folk and bluegrass hits along with original arrangements from musical duo Mood Swing. The Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair is happy to have this terrific duo returning to the fair this year to soothe your soul.

Great Entertainers with comedy and heart!

Wampus Cat

Wampus Cat are Matt and Rachel Wilson along with a collective of collaborative musicians/friends, creating uplifting acoustic folk-country music. Matt and Rachel began playing music together after Matt suffered a near fatal horse accident on the Sycan Marsh while doctoring cows for a local ranch. They travel all over the western United States sharing their original music, western art, and stories with audiences of all ages.

Black Cadillac Kings

Rockabilly/blues/rock n roll/country style mesh together like a well oiled machine for this local favorite. The guys started writing originals and have become very well liked by a diverse fan base of young and young at heart with the revival of American roots/blues based music. Be on the look out for the Black Cadillac Kings rolling through town and hop on board. You won’t want to miss this ride!

Los Sismos Los Sismos de Michoacán formed in 1990

when a group of friends began playing music at local parties in Klamath Falls, Oregon. They now play all over the United States and Mexico serving the Hispanic public with their Tierra Caliente genre of music.

Los Sismos La agrupación de Los Sismos de Michoacán inicio en 1990, formada por un grupo de amigos. En sus inicios, empezaron tocando en fiestas pequeñas en el pueblo de Klamath Falls, Oregon. Ahora tocan por todo Estado Unidos y México. Su música es del género Tierra Caliente.

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let us entertain you Twinkle Time

TWINKLE TIME- Expressing yourself though movement and dance is good for the soul, so be good to yourself! Come join Ali, “Twinkle” for her high energy, educational, bilingual, pop music show for KIDS! As seen on CNN Espanol, Azteca TV Telemundo and FOX LA. Twinkle brings you her colorful, high energy pop concert, fusing education, language, arts and pop culture into the hottest kid’s phenomenon to hit the Kid Space scene.

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CHEF LANDRY hails from Louisiana and is a master of comedy and Cajun cooking. He brings audiences a satisfying, interactive and anecdotal experience with stories, jokes and authentic bayou cuisine. The Chef travels the country performing his Cajun Comedy Dinner Shows. He has been featured on US TV cooking shows & cooked for 3 Presidents and many celebrities.

Join the show for tasty tidbits of laughter, fun and some crazy Cajun attitude.

Pirate’s Parrot Show

THE PIRATE’S PARROT SHOW is a fun, educational, and interactive experience for all ages and cultures. This informative show comes complete with a large variety of parrots from around the world, “real” pirates, an authentic Pirate Ship display, and delightful speech and freeflight performances. Each year, 30-50 thousand people from across the country are amazed and delighted to safely hold and pet these parrots. Ahoy, matey, join us on the poop deck for a jolly good time!

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At Brad’s World Reptiles we enjoy working Sponsored by:

with our animals and like giving them the opportunity to be ambassadors for their species. We take pride in producing the most interesting, educational and inspirational exhibits that we can and love to share our knowledge of these animals with others.

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Euro Bungee

This amazing bungee trampoline flings you 25 ft. in the air as you jump and flip on the inflated trampolines. It’s 100% safe and 200% fun. Experience the adrenaline rush of a bungee jump, as you perform gravity-defying moves.

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Rawhide Express Catch a ride from anywhere to anywhere!

As a fully narrated tour, Rawhide Express is considered the rolling map of the Fair; this is the first ride you will want to do so you can scope out all you want to add to your schedule for the day. The train ride has become a traditional favorite among many fairgoers.

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& roving around the grounds Dinosaur Kingdom The cloning process is complete and that means that the Dinosaurs are coming to the the Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair! Charlie the Velociraptor, and Brutus, the T Rex, are making their debut along with their baby cousin Sophie, a Brachiosaurus, here at Fair-time. This is a true Jurassic experience that families don’t want to miss. On display every day of the fair. You will also see them strolling around several times a day. A great photo opportunity and you will only find it if you attend. See you at the Fair!

Bobble Lagoon - Water Balls You can walk on water! The water balls are very simple and easy to use - just open up the zipper, enter inside, insert clean air, close the zipper and it’s ready! You can walk, jump, roll and float on water. Great FUN for young and old alike!

Tumbleweed Ponies FREE Rides for all the Kids.

This is a favorite every year at the Fair. Meet your new best friend and ride throughout the Fair week. Every child’s dream and you can make it happen for Free.

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Entries Due August 17th

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Entries Due August 17th

Win $100 for Your Fair Story!

This year’s Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair will be as unique as the spots on a cow or the fingerprints on your hand.

The stories that take place at this year’s fair will be filled with fun, competition, gratitude, appreciation, memories and learning with a multitude of experiences that contribute to the bonding and growth of a rural community.

We encourage you to post your story from this year’s 2018 Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair to our Facebook page and join the competition for best Fair Story. The winner’s name and story will be posted on our Facebook page by 12:00 noon on September 14th. A $100 prize will be awarded to the winner and can be picked up at the Fairgrounds Office following the posting.

RULES: 1. The story must take place within the 2018 Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair time frame, September 6-9, 2018 2. The story must happen at the Tulelake Butte Valley Fairgrounds or as part of one of the events sponsored by the Fair.

3. There are no age limits, the contest is open to the young and young at heart.

4. Visitors to our fair may submit a story. Prize money will be mailed to any winner who is unable to pick up at the fairgrounds office.

5. At the end of your story please list your name, city and state. If the story is submitted by a child with the help of an adult, please list the adult’s name as well.

6. The judges will consist of the 10-A District Agriculture Association Board and Fairgrounds staff.

7. If a child under the age of 12, wins the contest they must be accompanied by an adult to receive the prize money.

8. The 10-A District Agriculture Association reserves the right to remove any stories from the facebook page they deem inappropriate in any way.

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Jr. Livestock Auction The Jr. Livestock Auction will take place on Sunday, September 9th at 2:00 pm in Jock’s Sale Pavilion. Everyone is invited to attend! By purchasing at the sale, you will help support the Tulelake Rotary Club as well as supporting the 4-H and FFA Members that have spent months working to raise and show a quality livestock animal. The Tulelake Rotary Club spends many volunteer hours preparing for this auction in order to raise money for their club to give out scholarships in our local communities. Come on out on Sunday to support the 4-H and FFA participants, the Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair and the Tulelake Rotary Club!

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Miss Tulelake Abigail Scanlan is a 17-year-old junior at Tulelake High School. Abigail is the daughter of Jennifer and Eric Scanlan.

She has one sister Mary. She enjoys dance, cooking and baking, and is involved in FFA, Interact and ACADECA. Abigail is a dedicated person who has a passion for helping others. She has served at the the Vice President of the Tulelake FFA Chapter and is currently an Academic Decathlon Honors Team Member. She has competed in many local, State and Regional FFA competitions.

Abigail is looking forward to stepping out of her comfort zone and becoming more involved in her community as Miss Tulelake.

After graduating from Tulelake High School, Abigail plans to attend a University and major in Dance.

Miss Butte Valley Baylin Holbrook is a 16-year-old sophomore at Butte Valley High school.

She is the daughter of Craig and Myndy

Abigail Scanlan & Baylin Holbrook Holbrook of Macdoel, California. She has two sisters, Maren and Reagan.

She enjoys playing sports, 4-H & FFA activities, fishing, kayaking, and having fun with family and friends.

Baylin is a caring, friendly and outgoing young lady who is involved in numerous school and community activities. She is a member of the

Butte Valley High School volleyball, basketball, and track teams and has served on the Tulelake-Butte Valley Junior Fair Board for three years. She is currently the Sophomore Class President at Butte Valley High School.

Baylin had been involved in 4-H for eight years and has been a club officer for seven of those years. She has shown animals at the fair every year starting with Pee-Wee Showmanship when she was three years old! She currently has both swine and beef projects.

As Miss Butte Valley, Baylin would like to visit school classrooms throughout the area promoting the fair and getting more youth interested in participating in the fair.

After high school, Baylin plans on attending University of Nevada Reno majoring in Agriculture Business.

The highlight of the girls reign will be the Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair as they each attend to their royal duties throughout the duration of the fair, September 6th - 9th, 2018.

Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair Friends

There are no slackers when it comes to the Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair Friends.

These hard working folks are the movers and the shakers when it comes to making things happen for our little country fair.

This past year has been a time of change for the fairgrounds as they have taken on a number of fairgrounds improvement projects. If you have ever done home improvement projects you know how a simple little renovation can become a huge expense. If you multiply that by 10 you can get an idea of what it takes to do it at the Tulelake-Butte Valley Fairgrounds.

This last year saw a lot of planning and work as the staff proceeded with projects to replace all the lighting across the grounds with LED lights. No easy feat.

The Fair Friends jumped in to help with a couple different fundraising events.

With the harvest complete and the winter approaching it was a perfect time to celebrate with the Fall Harvest Party that raised over $10,000 to add to the Grounds Improvement Fund.

Members: Pam McFall, Jerry LeQuieu,: Pam Hiley, Pete Johns and Lorraine Fine,.

Later in the year, to break the doldrums of winter a Casino Night was planned. All who attended had an enjoyable evening while helping to raise over $10,000 for the Fairgrounds.

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Fair Friends and volunteers also remain working on the Museum Research Library and other exhibits, updating the old and breathing new life and a fresh look into the displays.

Yet again the Fair Friends took on sponsorship of the Fair Court as they represent the Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair in and around the Klamath Basin at various events.

In 2001, Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair Friends started with a generous endowment from Lilly’s Gift Foundation and some added donations that were given to help carry on the great tradition of our country fair. The non-profit organization was put in place to help manage the financial resources that were meant to carry on the work of the fairground’s museum, facilities and events. The fivemember board take the responsibility of their stewardship very seriously and seek to engage others in volunteering their help, and monetary support making it possible to remain a sustainable, growing and viable entity.

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Front row, left to right: Jacob Allen - Butte Valley, Gonzalo Ramirez - Tulelake, Koen Brown - Tulelake, Briseyda Chavolla - Tulelake, Baylin Holbrook - Butte Valley, Hayley Hirschler - Tulelake, Grace Schumacher - Tulelake. Back row left to right: Amy Gonzalez - Tulelake, Arnulfo Gonzalez - Tulelake, Yuleidy Gonzalez - Tulelake, Leea Brown - Tulelake, Kylie Winkle - Butte Valley, Summer Hirschler - Tulelake, Kelly Sullivan - Butte Valley.

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Garret Dean Guthrie July 5, 2005 – July 8, 2018

2010 was the first Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair Garret participated in; he was 5 years old and entered his goat, appropriately named Moo Cow, in Pee Wee Showmanship. The next four years he entered a rabbit Blacky, a chicken named Red, his bottle fed calf Minnie and he completed his last year of Pee Wee Showmanship with another bottle fed calf again named Blacky. He was an enthusiastic fair participant each consecutive year and in 2016 achieved the Reserve Grand Championship Replacement Heifer Award. We can all learn from how Garret lived, which was to live simply but like the gates were left wide open and to be kind, tenderhearted and always forgive one another.

Ride High In The Saddle

The following quotes pay tribute to this fine young man with a loving old soul.

Though Garret’s life ended suddenly at 13 years, 3 days young, he lives forever in the hearts of all who knew him.

“He grabbed life by the horns and showed us all what it means to live life to the fullest.

He was a young man with a cowboy’s heart, an old soul and loved life beyond belief.”

- Cameron King “Our chapter is going to miss Garret very much. He competed in Parli-Pro and absolutely loved it. We thank Garret for everything he did for our chapter. RIP.” - Tulelake FFA “Garret reminded me to keep Balou’s head up! I don’t know if I would have done so well without Garret.”

- Maggie Ackley talking to her Mom at the Stateline Spectacular Jackpot “Garret’s love for animals and farming astounded me because what little boy wants to stay up all night and bale hay or check cows.”

- Taylor Herman

“God bless you mom, you have a heart of gold but you can’t back this trailer up to save your life. Can I just do it?”

- Garret Dean Guthrie, age 12

“He loved ranch life and thrived on it; even at his young age he had plans to grow his cow herd and buy his own bale wagon.

We considered him our grandkid.”

- Joe and Rhonda Hemphill “I don’t know any other 13 year old that could sort heifers from steers, run the sorting gate and get ran over and never weaken. He had a tight pocket and was very business-like. I already miss turning left in the driveway to pick him up, that’s the hardest part for me.”

- Jessie Hemphill

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To Garret from his Mom, “Thank you buddy, for teaching me that I can do anything and for making me a better person. I want you to know Gus thanks you for being the best big brother and for everything you did for him. As for your Dad, you were his son and best friend and he will treasure all the memories. You always said our time was about quality not quantity, and that we live to work and work to live.

You were wise beyond your years! I’m so thankful the Hemphill’s helped you fulfill your dream of being a true cowboy, not many 13 year olds have their own brand!

Until we see you again.”

– Carrie Guthrie Donations to the Tulelake FFA would be appreciated: Checks payable to Tulelake High School, Memo: Garret Guthrie FFA, PO Box 640, Tulelake, CA 96134. There will be an annual award in honor of Garret at the Tulelake- Butte Valley Fair.

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grand marshall - Cindy Wright

By Heather Wright The Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair ‘Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair Museum Board selected past CEO Cindy of Local History’ and receiving on Micka Wright as the 2018 Parade behalf of our fair the prestigious Grand Marshal. Cindy will be ‘Western Fairs Association Lou honored during the fair parade on Merrill Award’ in 2002 (for work Saturday, September 8 in recognition on the Veterans’ Wall).” Cindy’s of her long 37-year tenure at the fair mark on the museum is left with and service to the community. her multitude of talents, in both arCindy began employment at the tistic and organizational elements. fair in 1970 as a ribbon clerk. She She spent countless hours painting continued working seasonally in scenes in each area of the museum, the Home Ec, Arts & Crafts and while recreating important dates, Horse Show departments until 1984 milestones and local history to when she replaced Leona Carter as share with the public. Her talents full-time business assistant. In 1987 continued to shine when she Cindy became the fair’s 5th Manconnected with the right people to ager, replacing Ralph Morrill. She complete the veterans wall in the remained in that position until her museum, displaying the patriotism 2005 Klamath Courier Fair Tab, photo by Jacqui Krizo of Cindy retirement November, 2006. Her 20- with her then-three grandchildren (left to right: Tayla, Colten and and support valued amongst those Trako). Top of photo is a current day picture of Cindy with her year title as CEO is a record for the who served. children and now four grandchildren (left to right: Colten, Heath, Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair, in tenure In the community, Cindy served Cabella, Cindy, Tayla, Tara, Trako). as well as the fair’s first female CEO. as 4-H club and project(s) leader, members, while adding in new elements to Throughout all of the years in participated in the Chamber of keep the fair on the cutting edge and main- Commerce and Tulelake Rotary Club, various roles, Cindy could also be found taining the fair’s envious reputation. planning birthday parties at fair time for hosted several exchange students and Since retirement, Cindy and her her son, attending market classes to watch was a Youth for Understanding (YFU) husband David Pollock have lived in her children and grandchildren, as well representative. Cindy volunteered her Grants Pass, caring for his mother. As her as, capturing memories through photos to time painting the mascot on the high needs progressed, she was moved in 2017 share with the community. Cindy mainschool gym floor, murals throughout the into a loving care facility near Dave’s sister tained an open-door approach as she mancommunity, all while she contributed in Fresno. So the couple recently decidaged the fair, and often times you could to building the family ranch near Horse ed to move closer to Cindy’s family and find her children, grandchildren, family Mountain. Her work ethic, love of bought a home in Klamath Falls. Cindy and friends there, as she spent countless community, and passion for traditions says, “It’s great to be near my family and hours at the fair and they knew all too well is prevalent in Cindy’s character friends again!” that they could find her there. and resume. These are qualities she What were the highlights of her years at Cindy took pride in updating the premieagerly passed on to her children and the fair? “Working with wonderful peoum book with photos taken at the previous grandchildren. ple like Ralph Morrill, Pam McFall, Jerry fair to highlight the community’s involveThe Klamath Basin will once again LeQuieu, David Kandra – just to name a ment. Cindy also worked hard to create benefit from Cindy’s presence in the the fairs first official website, utilizing tech- few. With the help of MANY, we were able communities, as she is a community to continue the long tradition of having nology as a mode for communication. She minded individual who is willing to share was successful in building on the traditions the greatest of fairs. Two of my favorite her talents and knowledge to promote memories are the creation of the current established by previous CEO’s and board growth while maintaining traditions.

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A special thank you to Mechanic’s Bank for their finacial support and employee volunteers; Tri Counties Bank, for providing buyers posters; Glen Rizzardo and JB Dimick auctioneers; Raley’s & Siskiyou County Farm Bureau for providing the buyers breakfast; Siskiyou County Cattlemen Association for providing the buyers lunch Pepsi for donating the water; Jason Huffman, owner of Huffman Computers for technical support; Will Harrison, Lee Harrison, Stan Sears, Rex Houghton, Kermith Walters & Nadine Hittson for ring help; Siskiyou Golden Fair Junior Fair Board for running the price support table; Friends of the Fair Volunteers for their help and Buyers Thank You cards, and to all the advisors, leaders, parents, and volunteers that helped throughout the year to make such a successful event happen.

227 lots sold & $793,946.71 raised for local Siskiyou County youth in 2018

2018 Grand Champion Exhibitors

Exhibitor:Lauren Mercier–Buyer: Etna Brewing Company

Grand Champion Market Steer

Exhibitor: Madysson Cervelli –Buyer: Forest House Ranch

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Grand Champion Registered Beef Heifer

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Exhibitor: - Jackson Duchi–Buyer: Personnel Preference & Siskiyou Forest Products

Exhibitor: Noah Mannix –Buyer: John Lawrence

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Exhibitor: Jessica Bowling–Buyer: M Peters Inc

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Grand Champion Turkey

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Exhibitor: Kelcie Cervelli–Buyer: Dan Freitas Livestock

Exhibitor: Hannah Harrison-Buyer: R Taylor Ranch

Exhibitor: Lena Fogle-Buyer: Lassan Canyon Nursery

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Reserve Champion Turkey

Exhibitor: Lena Fogle-Buyer:California Outdoor Properties & Richard Harris Family

Grand Champion Rabbit Meat Pen

Exhibitor: - Lexus Robinson; Buyer: Stan Sears

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Exhibitor: Blakeley Hittson-Buyer: Mechanic’s Bank

Reserve Champion Poultry Meat Pen

Exhibitor: Robert Freeman-Buyer: Orland Livestock Auction

Exhibitor: - Isabella Beilke–Buyer: Jefferson Resource Company Exhibitor: Ethan Knechtle–Buyer: Scott Valley Disposal

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Exhibitor: Shelby Lang–Buyer: Mechanic’s Bank

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