County Fair - Whidbey Island Fair 2016

Annual Whidbey Island Fair Program & Schedule

A Supplement to the South Whidbey Record

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Thursday, Aug. 4

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• Entertainment • Country nizers added some new faces819forCamano past years, according to fair secmusic fans will also be Ave Langley www.whidbeyislandfair.com • Ollis-Williams.

• This ableCountry entertainment while staying true to retary Megan to watch numerous country what the fair is all about: farming, is Ollis-Williams’ first year on the acts perform, a regular feature rides, games, music and the annual entertainment committee. of the fair. The Olson Bros Band parade.

“I’m here to shake it up a bit and based out of Olympia will play at The regular favorites will once bring something new this year,” the fair for the first time at 5 p.m. again be a feature of the four day Ollis-Williams said. “It’s not just a on Sunday at the Midway Stage. frenzy, as South Enders will be able country fair, we’re trying to have a Saturday night will have a counRecord File Photo to see the best farm creatures the bit of everything in terms of enter- try feel when former police officer This year’s fair will include the traditional events including 4-H and area has to offer, touch up on their tainment.” and bull rider Chris Ward will perother animal-involved activities. crafting skills and enjoy a range of Headlining the entertainment form before Washington country games as well as performances on program is a familiar face in Danny star Jeremy McComb finishes the spectacle for animal lovers, as eight have decided to hand out free rides the Midway Stage. The parade will Vernon, Whidbey’s own Elvis night’s music at the Midway Stage. Shetland ponies lead a carriage passes to the Pokemon GO players give South Enders a chance to see Presley who will bring his Illusions Chris Ward performs at 6 p.m. and around arenas at top speed. that hold the top spot every day at familiar faces they perhaps haven’t of Elvis performance to the Midway Jeremy McComb will play at 8 p.m.

“The Crazy Eights are new to the the fair. There are four spots at the seen all year. stage at 7 p.m. on Sunday. Fair The regular variety of livestock fair this year; it’s a really big deal fairgrounds, so four players will get Thursday at noon on the Midway manager Carol Coble says Vernon shows hosted by 4-H will be held that they’re coming,” Coble said. free rides passes for the day. The Stage will be the site of the fair’s “basically is Elvis,” and that it’s hard daily at various arenas such as the The entertainment lineup is more opening ceremony. to differentiate between the two. horse arena, livestock arena and than musical performances and free pass is a $24 ticket voucher.

A fair tradition and favorite, the The Whidbey Island Fair parade, Anyone who attended this year’s dog arena. Animals to be featured animal shows. Daily Lego contests always a classic American spectacle, Celebrate America festivities will be include chickens, goats, horses, will take place at the Fiddle Faddle Bunyon Busters Log Show, will will kick off at 10 a.m. on Saturday familiar with Hair Nation, a tribute swine, sheep, rabbits, alpaca, dogs Farm, hands-on robotics classes will take the Midway Stage at 1 p.m. on in downtown Langley before the band to the ’80s hair metal scene, and more. Highlights include the be a regular feature and the duct Sunday at the log arena. For Olliscrowd heads down the seaside who will rock the Midway stage at 7 4-H milking contest at 10 a.m. on tape contest, a first at last year’s fair, Williams, the log show perfectly Camano Avenue toward the fair- p.m. on Saturday.

Friday at the goat arena, the 4-H will return for a second go. sums up a Pacific Northwest fair grounds.

They will be followed by top 40 horse Western games at 2 p.m. on Fair organizers have also added with the contest’s ode to the area’s Randy and Myrna Bradley, who hits band Jersey Street, who will get Friday at the horse arena and the a current pop culture craze as an timber culture. were pivotal in the establishment the crowd going with some of their 4-H most beautiful animal contest at aspect to the fair as a way to bring “There are so many talented peoof Community Park, Knight Riders favorite classic songs and contem- noon on Sunday at the horse arena. the kids out of their rooms — a 4-H Club and other South Whidbey porary tunes. Fans of retro bands A highlight for the new additions, Pokemon GO contest of sorts. ple doing it, and it doesn’t get the favorites, will be honored as this of the ’60s and ’70s will be in for according to Coble, is the Crazy Jumping on the Pokemon GO band- recognition it needs,” Ollis-Williams year’s parade grand marshals. The a treat on Thursday evening, as Eights show that will be held twice wagon, a game that has made news said. “It’s very northwest, and an fair’s website says the parade will garage rockers PETE the Band and daily. The show is a high speed headlines worldwide, organizers iconic part to the fair.”

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Grand marshals helped build community foundations

By KYLE JENSEN South Whidbey Record

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Some families specialize in a craft they’ve honed over the years, and forCarnival the Bradleys,Entertainment Country Fair • • that craft is heavy construction.819 Camano Ave Langley www.whidbeyislandfair.com • • Randy and Myrna Bradley were integral in the construction of numerous places where South Enders have spent time and created lasting memories — Community Park, Useless Bay Golf and Country Club, the fairgrounds and even the Knight Riders 4-H Club. The Whidbey Island fair organizers have decided to thank the Bradleys in a fitting way — to elect them as the grand marshals in this year’s Whidbey Island Fair parade.

The Island County Fair Association determines who will lead the Whidbey Island Fair parade based on the impact their selection has had on the fair over the years. Board Photo by Kyle Jensen/The Record members also factor in the overall impact the selected grand marshals have had on the Randy and Myrna Bradley will serve as grand marshals for the Whidbey Island Fair’s South Whidbey community. annual parade.

The Bradleys have been married since 1974 and have lived on the South End their before saying bye and showing up the next achievement is the work they contributed to entire marriage. Whidbey has been home for day,” Myrna Bradley said. “So I had to say Community Park from 1981-89.

“The old parks director, Tim Scrivin, came them since they were both young in the ’60s. yes.”

Randy, a mountain of a man who has been to us with an idea to build a park for the comThey met when Randy bumped into Myrna at Cozy’s after she sought shelter in the on the island since he was playing football munity,” Myrna Bradley said. “We had the roadhouse after riding her bike with a friend in college in the early ‘60s, started work- heavy equipment and organized volunteers from Mukilteo across the ferry to Whidbey ing at Useless Bay Golf and Country Club who were willing to work on the project in the pouring rain. Myrna recalls Randy before eventually building his own company, before it went up for a vote for the park to literally bumping into her and saying, “Don’t Bradley Heavy Construction. Throughout his become a taxing district. Even after the vote I know you from somewhere?” When Randy career, he played the accordion, fiddle, guitar we still did the heavy lifting.”

Despite Myrna’s work hauling the dirt showed up to her work at Taylor’s Landing and banjo. Myrna went into business with (now Ivar’s) the next day and asked her out him, operating dump trucks and other heavy Community Park lies on, her grand contribuon a date, she accepted, and the rest is history. equipment. Together, the two build much of tion is an organization she built with Marilyn “He took our bikes in his truck to the ferry what Whidbey is today, but their crowning Gabelein without the heavy equipment: The

Knight Riders 4-H Club. Myrna has been a lover of horses since she was young and shared the desire with Marilyn Gabelein to provide South Whidbey kids the opportunity to ride and care for horses. They established the organization 30 years ago, and the Bradleys now have grandchildren in the club.

“I always enjoyed horses, and I think kids with horses is a great thing, so I like to promote that any way I can,” Bradley said.

Bradley Heavy Construction also played a part in the construction of the horse arena at the fairgrounds. Bradley said they used their CAT bulldozer to move dirt into the fairgrounds in order to build the horse arena.

But the fairgrounds wasn’t the only existing community space they helped update with their equipment; they also helped Randy Bradley’s old employer in the construction of the country club building at Useless Bay Golf and Country Club.

While the heavy lifting is a thing of the past for both Bradleys, they can still be seen making appearances in the community. Myrna Bradley keeps in touch with Knight Riders 4-H Club, primarily through her grandchildren. Randy Bradley, despite suffering a stroke eight years ago that has limited his usage of the right side of his body, can still be seen playing the accordion at the Bayview Senior Center on Fridays.

“He can still play the accordion, which is amazing,” Myrna Bradley said. “It never left him.”

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Adult Goat Showmanship — Goat Arena

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Alpaca Quiz Bowl — Alpaca Barn

10: Stick Horse Race — Fiddle Faddle Farm

Alpaca Gamblers Choice — Livestock Arena

10:30: Parade — Langley to the Midway

3: Kevin Collins — Midway Stage

11: Nicole Russeff, after the parade — Midway Stage

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Molitor will be among those helpPage A10 WWW.WHIDBEYNEWSTIMES.COM Saturday, May 28, 2016 • Whidbey News-Times ing younger club members with their animals during the Whidbey Photo by Laura Houck Photography Island Fair from Aug. 4-7. Molitor is familiar with the territory ---- he’s Matt Molitor was named the 2016 4-H’er of the Year and will be helping out during this year’s Whidbey won several grand championships Island Fair. in fitting and showing over the Whidbey Island Healthcare Guide 2016 years. He’ll use his experience to help the members succeed on the 4-H, as well as the president of the ed person, so I’m definitely a better included everything from fundraisbig stage, where intricacies from Central Whidbey Cattlemen’s 4-H public speaker,” Molitor said. “I like ing to recycling around Christmas club, on Molitor is asormuchparticipate an ambasthat it gets the commuhow an animal is groomedTVtoor playing theirinphysical, emotionaltime. and soin daily active play,me active Withwell the school year complete, a computer mother, Kerri, has been sador as he is a member of 30 4-H. nity.

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Though he’s had his successes, Kerri felt her son learned important lessons when he wasn’t winning prizes.

“I think he has really exemplified what a 4-H’er should be,” Kerri Molitor said. “They’re all competitive and want to win the ribbons, but whether or not he won the grand championship, he knew it was the process rather than the just the end result. He showed good sportsmanship and composure.”

She also felt Matt is epitomizes one of 4-H’s mottos, “To make the best better,” as a role model for younger kids and a difference maker in the community.

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Fiber artist eyeing another win

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Christi Rosenberger recalls vividly the first time she Only a few people are brave enough — or crazy Carnival • Entertainment • Countrywon Fair a blue ribbon at the Clark County Fair. enough — to enter, though Rosenberger may count 819 Camano Ave • Langley • www.whidbeyislandfair.com The prize-winning creation was a hot pink and white herself among them, and said she’s hoping to give it baby bunting she’d crafted for her doll. another go this year.

“It was really exciting,” she said.

But the fair for Rosenberger has always been about She won a dollar and 20 cents, and couldn’t have been more than commumore pleased. nity recognition and She was just about friendly competition seven years old at — in fact, she said she the time, and it was doesn’t think about the not only her first win, competition aspect at but her first ever fair all. entry.

Her father was an Since then, agriculture teacher, Rosenberger has instilling in her early become an expert on the notion of the artisan in needlefairgrounds as a place point, fiber arts, knitof learning. ting and weaving and “I think the fair is has amassed dozens a great opportunity more ribbons over for education and for the years at fairs reminding folks of all from Atlanta, Ga., to Rosenberger has earned plenty of prizes over the years, of the art that is in our Whidbey Island. including the Super 17 ribbon in 2013, awarded for her community and in our In addition to exemplary entries in 17 Whidbey Island Fair categories. daily lives,” she said. winning a bevy of “It’s not just fine artists. awards for various It’s not just in the galleries. It’s in our houses, in our needlepoint and fiber arts entries, Rosenberger rib- homes.” boned in the Super 17 Challenge in 2013.

Rosenberger herself is a teacher, leading a fiber arts In this challenge, participants enter in all of the fol- program at South Whidbey Academy. She also instructs lowing 16 categories: food preservation, baked goods, students in 4H clubs and offers occasional classes at Photos by Kate Daniel/Whidbey News-Times needlework, quilting, sewing, fine arts, photography, her home.

Christi Rosenberger demonstrates spinning fiber. Rosenberger is a adult arts and crafts, fiber arts, floral, vegetables, fruits, longtime Whidbey Island Fair participant and frequent prize-winner. homemade wine, beer and hard cider, educational disCONTINUED ON PAGE 11

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She’s particularly hopeful that more young people will get involved, and noted she has seen some remarkably innovative entries from younger entrants over the years.

The craft was passed down to Rosenberger as a child by her outgrown. grandmother, who had sewn and “It’s soul-fulfilling,” she said of the knitted more as a means of neces- craft and the opportunity it lends to sity rather than pleasure, having create something that is entirely of lived through the Depression. the artist.

In those formative years, “It’s part of what makes us Rosenberger created more with human, our ability to create, our play than practicality. A hot-pink and need to create, and our need to white wedding dress for Barbie was beautify our surroundings,” she one of her first masterpieces. said.

But she did inherit her grandShe added that although clothing mother’s sense of industry and has and protection from the elements Photos by Kate Daniel/Whidbey News-Times made numerous more practical has always been a fundamental Above: Rosenberger weaves items over the years, once filling human need, it has also, from the fibers at her loom, which is a hope chest full of items she had very early ages of humanity, been a situated in the basement of her Clinton home. Rosenberger is handcrafted. need to make such items beautiful.

She also takes a special pride “That juxtaposition of the practi- well-known on Whidbey for in creating clothing and accoutre- cal and the beautiful, the art and her skills in fiber arts. At right: ment, blankets and the like for fam- the craft, that’s what brings me to Rosenberger will be entering ily members, especially babies, who handwork. That’s what brings me to several pieces in the fair this year, including those pictured. often pass them along when they’re this kind of art.”

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If you happen to spot a middleaged woman making log-rolling Carnival • Entertainment • Country Fair look easy at the Whidbey Island 819 Camano Ave • Langley • www.whidbeyislandfair.com Fair, a word of caution: It’s harder than it looks, especially when there’s a former world champion in the midst.

Jenny Janke-Owen will be among those enjoying the challenge of balancing on a log in water while pitted against another individual in the Log Arena. Janke-Owen, a resident of Winlock in Lewis County, won three world championships in 1979, 1980 and 1983. She’s a long-time fan of the fair. She was first invited out in 2005 when an exhibitionist could not attend. She’s been back ever since.

“I love that fair. I love all the people that are there,” Janke-Owen said. “It’s a small fair and small Photo provided show, but the people are just wonderful.”

Jenny Janke-Owen demonstrates log rolling while Jim Dodge assists from the water.

Janke-Owen said she will mostly be a volunteer and will help exhibition the competition and lend a Other activities will include pole champions in the 1960s. Janke- to get her bearings, she said. hand where she can. She’ll also help climbing and log boxing, he said.

“Once you know how to do it, you Owen’s sister was also a threeteach younger kids and other rookFor Janke-Owen, the log rolling time world champion. During their never forget,” Janke-Owen said. “It’s ies to the areana how to balance competition is like riding a bike. It’s prime, Janke-Owen and her sister a complete balancing act. It’s hard to themselves on the log alongside were featured in a Mountain Dew learn how to balance on top of a rollalso in her blood.

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She comes from a family of log Commercial. Though she might be ing log. It’s difficult to master that.

Log rolling will be among 10 events to be held in the Log Arena, rolling champions. Her mother rusty when she first plants her feet For some people it comes about organizer Albert Gabelein said. and aunt were three-time world on the log, it won’t take long for her easier than others.”

The logs range in sizes from 12 to 15 inches in diameter, and the thinner the log, the harder the challenge will be.

Considering Janke-Owen does not like water, it’s easy to understand why she’s become adept at the competition.

“It’s an incentive, but it also makes you nervous,” Janke-Owen said. “I don’t like deep water.”

Gabelein said the arena becomes especially popular on hot days, where people are more willing to brave the chance of falling into the water. On colder days, they prefer to stay on the log, he said. First-timers and veterans of the competition alike are invited to check things out.

“More than anything, I think it’s an opportunity for people who have never done it before,” Gabelein said.

The log rolling competition will include a bracket system where individuals will be pitting against each other one-on-one. Gabelein said ages range from six to 70 years old, and that it’s relatively safe for anyone to try. There are an average of three dozen participants each year, he said.

“A lot of kids really like trying,” Gabelein said. “It’s one of those things you look at and say, well thats easy. Especially when they watch Jenny.”

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