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Welcome to the 2019

Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair

10-A District

Agricultural Association

Greg Herman—President

Laura Schaad—Vice President

Crystal Fine

Venancio Hernandez

Kathleen Luscombe

Renee Misso

Tracey Struble

Angela Sutton

Fairgrounds Staff

Nancy Sites—Fair Manager

Dave Kandra—Maintenance

Supervisor

Beckie Alvarez—Office Manager

Contact Us 530-667-5312

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Admission and Parking

Thursday: $4.00 admission ages 6 and over; ages 5

and under FREE admission

Friday: “Les Schwab Tires Kids Day” - $4.00

admission ages 13 and over; ages 12 and

under FREE admission

Saturday: $4.00 admission ages 6 and over; ages 5

and under FREE admission

Sunday: “Family Day” - FREE Gate admission all

Ages

FREE Parking Every Day!!

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Fair Week Highlights

Daily Entertainment

Daily Carnival

Journey Revisited Tribute Band - Friday @ 8 pm

Destruction Derby - Saturday @ 7 pm

Kids Pig Scramble & Barnyard Rodeo - Sunday @ 10 am

Truck & ATV Sled Pulls - Sunday @ 4 pm

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Antojitos

Old World Candies

Bandon's Best Kettle Korn

Southern Oregon Food & Beverage

Dippin Dots-DBA/Brock Enterprises

Bridges Concessions

Doughboy

Funnel Cake Express

Breadwagon

Gearhart Events - Sugar Shack

Dill's Deli

Heavenly Thai

Thai & Thai BBQ

Mac N Cheese Steak

Island Snow

Wild Bills Olde Fashioned Soda Pop Co.

Extreme Food & Beverage

Oven Fresh Pizza

Wubba's BBQ Shack LLC

Nellies

El Mana Mexican Food

Ice Cream Place

Fiesta Fresh Grill/Vidals Catering

Castle Mini Donuts

K P Concessions

GPO de Oracion Gros de Cristo

Patty Claire's

Sunny J's Boba

Fun 4 A Day

Bobble Lagoon

ScramBallz

Hudson Saw & Tool, LLC

Southern California Distributors

Tupperware

Betty's Curios

Cal-Ore Telephone

Cutco Cutlery

L A Elite Stylz

Mt Shasta Spring Water

Airklink, CCT

Best Care

Child Evangelism Fellowship

Mary Kay

Bedroom Gallery

Eclipse Optics

Wilson Equipment

Lava Beds National Monument

Mary Parris Old Time Photos

Klamath Community College

Korndogg Klowning

Food Vendors

Vendors

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Diamond Home Improvement

Runa-Marka

KLAD

Edward Jones

H & H Art

Fantasy Dreams

Klamath Basin Wildlife Refuge

Robert Terrell

Sim Tse Boutique

Klamath Basin Equipment

Personalized Creations

TGM

Usborne Books

Scentsy

Crazy Stickers

Wicked Air

Godmobile Ministries

MAM Imports

Shelby's Toy Box

Native's World

Bloody Point Vineyard

Merit's Home Center

Carpenter's High Desert Fencing

Refuge Church

Wild Wild West

Herald and News

Wooden Flag Company

Modoc National Forest

Costco Wholesale

Steve's Blankets

Magic Hands Massager

Oregon Flag and Pole

Glamor Us Salon

U S Cellular

D & D Seeds

Collier Interpretive & Information Ctr

Gerald M. Merron

Planet Fitness

OGNIT

Gloria's Home Décor

Klamath Spine Rehab & Sports Ctr

On Top Tree Service

California Highway Patrol

Purple Tractor Gang

Kristi's Unique Boutique

Designs Unlimited

Oregon Relay

The Spa Guys by Lazy Boy

College of the Siskiyous

World of Gifts & Souvenirs

Cowbelle Boutique

Color Street

Thirty One Gifts

Fiber Light Fire Starters

International Experience

Tule Lake National Monument

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JOURNEY REVISITED, A TRIBUTE TO JOURNEY.

Gates open at 7:30 show starts at 8 p.m.

$10 admission at the gate

All general admission seats, first come first serve

Friday, September 6, 2019

Grandstand Entertainment

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Saturday, September 7, 2019

Sunday, September 8, 2019

Destruction Derby

Gates open at 6:30 p.m., derby starts at 7:00 p.m.

$15 admission at the gate, 5 and under - Free


Truck & ATV Sled Pulls

Gates open at 3:30 p.m., Pulls start at 4:00 p.m.

$10 Admission, 5 and under - Free


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FREE Daily Happenings

Willy’s Washboard Jamboree

Washboard Willy is a unique, interac-

tive children of all ages entertainer

that provides a special combination of

rhythm, sound effects, and comedy to

delight everyone. With thimbles on

his gloves and bells and whistles on his

rhythm board, Washboard Willy is fast

becoming a low tech, high energy

washboard legend known around the

world.

Karen Quest – America’s

Funniest Cowgirl!

Karen, also known as "America’s

Funniest Cowgirl”, has been blazing

a trail since 1998 with her one-

woman award-winning original com-

edy act, Cowgirl Tricks. Skillful trick

roping, impressive whip cracking,

music, magic, and improvisational

kooky cowgirl shenanigans have

proven wildly popular for audiences

of all ages.

Klamath Dog Fanciers and

Double “C” World Class Pet

Resort Presents:

Dog Agility Demonstrations!

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Tumbleweed Ponies

Free Pony Rides

We believe every child that comes to

the fair should have the opportunity

to ride a pony! The Tulelake-Butte

Valley Fair makes this attraction

available all four days.

Rawhide Express Train –

Train runs all day and into

the evening each day

The Rawhide Express will return to

the 2019 Tulelake Butte Valley Fair

so people can sit back and enjoy a

tour of the grounds! Catch a ride

and get a guided tour through the

fairgrounds!

DINOSAURS!!

Come visit and learn about our

friendly dinosaurs! They are

stationed in between the beef

barns and strolling the fairgrounds.

FREE Daily Happenings

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Thursday, September 5, 2019

Sponsors of the Day: Macy’s Flying Service

& Evergreen Agriculture

7- 9 am Exhibits Received: Arrangements, Potted Plants & 1st Cut

Flower Show—Home Ec. Building

7:30 am Early entrance through Livestock Entrance opens

8:00 am Gymkhana Horse Show Sign Up—Horse Arena

8:00 am Livestock Exhibitors and Leaders Meeting—Swine Arena

9:00 am Youth Livestock Judging Contest

9:00 am Gymkhana Horse Show Begins

10:00 am All Entrances, Exhibit Building and Barns open to the public

10 am - 5 pm Home Depot “Build a Toy or Birdhouse” Workshops -

in front of Arts of Craft Building

11:00 am Mood Swing - Umpqua Bank Main Stage

11:30 am Dog Agility Demonstrations by Klamath Dog Fanciers and

Double C World Class Pet Resort - Lawn Area by food court

Noon Midway Carnival Opens

Noon Racyne Parker & Lucid Blue - Umpqua Bank Main Stage

1:00 pm 1st Cut Flower Show Judging—Home Ec. Building

1:00 pm Wendy Easley - Community Stage

1:00 pm Dog Agility Demonstrations by Klamath Dog Fanciers and


1:30 pm Wampus Cat Band - Umpqua Bank Main Stage



3:00 pm Replacement Heifer Show—Beef Show Arena

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3:00 pm Racyne Parker & Lucid Blue - Umpqua Bank Main Stage



4:00 pm Wampus Cat Band - Community Stage

4:30 pm Mood Swing - Umpqua Bank Main Stage

5:00 pm Farmers & Ranger Appreciation Dinner—Tent next to

Swine / Sheep Barn

All area farmers and ranchers are invited to come and 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 group. Thank you for your part in this outstanding task.

During this event, our 4-H and FFA junior exhibitors will display and sell

their bred beef replacement heifers in a live auction.

5:30 pm Bred Replacement Heifer Sale

6:00 pm Nephilium Band - Umpqua Bank Main Stage


7:30 pm Rayne Parker & Lucid Blue - Umpqua Bank Main Stage


10:00 pm Exhibit Buildings & Livestock Barns closed to the public

10:00 pm Fairgrounds and Midway Carnival Closed

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Friday, September 6, 2019

Sponsor of the Day: Les Schwab Tire Center

of Merrill - Kids Day

Free Entrance for Kids 12 and Under


8:00 am Meat Goat Showmanship Followed by Meat Goat

Market and Boer Goat Breeding Show

9:00 am Beef & Dairy Cattle Showmanship Followed by Market Beef

Show, Jr. Beef Breeding Show and Sr. Beef Breeding Show—

Beef Show Arena

10:00 am All Entrance Gates, Exhibit Building and Barns open to public

10am - 5pm Home Depot “Build a Toy or Birdhouse” Workshops - in

front of Arts of Craft Building



Noon Midway Carnival Opens

Noon Bev McCann and Friends - Umpqua Bank Main Stage

1:00 pm Jr. Sheep Breeding Show followed by Sr. Sheep Breeding Show



1:oo pm Wendy Easley - Community Stage

1:30 pm Wampus Cat Band - Umpqua Bank Main Stage




3:00 pm Dust in My Coffee Band - Umpqua Bank Main Stage

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4:00 pm Mood Swing - Community Stage

4:00 pm Bev McCann and Friends - Umpqua Bank Main Stage

4:00 pm Siskiyou County Cattle Women’s Beef Skillathon

This is a knowledge based competition designed to enhance the

educational experiences of youth. Contestants will be challenged

with questions and skill station encompassing various facets of

the beef cattle industry. This is a walk-on contest, no pre-registration

is required.

4:30 pm Pygmy Goat Show Judging - Goat Show Arena


5:00 pm Dust in My Coffee Band - Umpqua Bank Main Stage

6:00 pm Mood Swing - Community Stage



8:00 pm Journey Tribute Band Concert—Grandstand


9:00 pm Dust in my Coffee Band - Umpqua Bank Main Stage

10:00 pm Exhibit Buildings & Livestock Barns closed to the public

10:15 pm Los Sismos De Michoacan - Umpqua Bank Main Stage


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Saturday, September 7, 2019

Sponsor of the Day: Monte Johnson Insurance

7-9:00 am 2nd Cut Flower Show Exhibits Received—Home Ec. Building


8:00 am Swine Showmanship followed by Swine Market Class

9:00 am Sheep Showmanship followed by Jr. Market Sheep Show

10:00 am All Entrance Gates, Exhibit Building & Barns open to the public

10:00 am Parade Line up under the water tower

10:00 am Jr. Dairy Goat Show Judging

10:00 am Rabbit Judging—Sierra Exhibit Hall

10am - 1pm Annual Pioneer Day at the Honker

10am - 5pm Home Depot “Build a Toy or Birdhouse” Workshops - in front

of Arts of Craft Building

11:00 am Mood Swing - Umpqua Bank Main Stage

11:00 am Poultry Turkey Show Judging

11:00 am Midway Carnival Opens



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Noon Annual Fair Parade—Main St.

Noon Wendy Easley - Community Stage


1:00 pm 2nd Cut Flower Show Judging - Home Economics Building

1:00 pm Pee Wee Showmanship—Beef Show Arena



1:30 pm Buffalo Chix Dance Performance - Community Stage

2:15 pm Latino Dancers - Umpqua Bank Main Stage

2:30 pm Master Showmanship—Beef Show Arena



3:00 pm Racyne Parker & Lucid Blue - Community Stage


4:00 pm Parade of Champions—Beef Show Arena



4:30 pm Latino Dancers - Umpqua Bank Main Stage

5:00 pm Cascade Cloggers Dance Performance - Community Stage




8:00 pm Destruction Derby—Grandstand


10:00 pm All Exhibit Buildings & Barns Close

10:15 pm Los Sismos De Michoacan - Umpqua Bank Main Stage


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Sunday, September 8, 2019

Sponsor of the Day: Monte Johnson Insurance

Family Day - Free Admission for All

8:30—9:30 am Sign-up Grease Pig Scramble and Kids Barnyard Rodeo

10:00 am Grease Pig Scramble followed by Kids Barnyard Rodeo

10:00 am All Exhibit Building and Barns open to the public

10:00 am Dairy Goat Show Judging – Goat Show Arena

10:00 am Sunday Services—Umpqua Bank Main Stage

10am - 5pm Home Depot “Build a Toy or Birdhouse” Workshops - in

front of Arts of Craft Building

11:00 am Midway Carnival Opens

11:00 am Exhibitors Awards Ceremony—Jock’s Sale Pavilion



Noon Buyers Appreciation Lunch— Tent near Swine/Sheep Barn

Noon Wendy Easley - Community Stage

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2:00 pm Jr. Livestock Auction—Jock’s Sale Pavilion





4:00 pm Truck & ATV Sled Pulls—Grandstand




6:00 pm Los Sismos De Michoagan - Umpqua Bank Main Stage

7:00 pm Exhibit Building & Livestock Barns close to public

7:00 pm Release of Livestock Exhibits


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Miss Tulelake Leea Brown

Leea is a senior at Tulelake High School and the daughter of Tim and Tricia

Brown and has a younger brother, Koen. Leea has played volleyball for 10

years and softball for 13 years. She has had many amazing experiences play-

ing sports, but one of her favorites was winning Nationals this summer while

playing on the Siskiyou Jaxx softball team!

From a young age she has been involved in agriculture and her passion has

carried over to Tulelake High School’s FFA program. Throughout her years in

FFA she has won state in Vegetable Crop Judging and Agronomy as well as

placing 8th high team in the Nation! This year she is competing in AET Farm

Records and Agriculture Pest Control. Leea has been a chapter officer for 3

years and is currently serving as regional FFA secretary.

Leea raises and shows sheep at our fair and is excited to represent her home

town community of Tulelake as Miss Tulelake!

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Miss Butte Valley Kylie Winkle

Kylie is a senior at Butte Valley High School and the daughter of Cory and Ali-

son Winkle and has three younger brothers, Tyler, Ezekiel, and Abel. Kylie has

been involved in 4-H for nine years and currently serves as her club President.

She has been involved in Butte Valley FFA for 3 years and has served several

terms as chapter secretary. She has enjoyed showing pigs each year.

Kylie enjoys sports and has played basketball for 8 years, volleyball for 6 years

and track for 7 years. Kylie is always willing to help her teachers and coaches

during school and sports season. You can often find her helping her grand-

mother out in the Butte Valley Booster booth when she is not on the court.

Kylie thoroughly enjoys hanging out with her family and her friends and is

very excited to represent her hometown of Dorris as Miss Butte Valley.

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Parade Grand Marshal - Mary Shuck

The Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair Board of Directors is honored to recognize

Mary Shuck as the 2019 Grand Marshal. Mary shares her extraordinary tal-

ent for visual design and display as the Fair’s Chief Exhibit Coordinator, a

critical role which she has held for the past 8 years. Each year, Mary leads a

dedicated team in transforming the Home Economics and Arts & Crafts

buildings into stunning showcases for the thousands of exhibits submitted by

talented exhibitors.

Mary and her husband, Matt, are longtime Basin residents and lived in

Tulelake for several years in the 80’s and 90’s. While living on Yost Road,

Mary and Matt enjoyed having the fair (quite literally) in their backyard.

Mary recalls having the best seats in town for the annual fireworks that were

held at the fair, and was even encouraged by fair management to bring her

infant son, Tyler, along to work during her time as a clerk in the Arts & Crafts

department. While living in Tulelake, the Shucks enjoyed participating as

exhibitors at the Fair; their children enjoyed submitting their cooking and

crafting projects and Mary even took home a $50 premium for a prize-

winning scarecrow. Mary and Matt relocated to Los Angeles during Matt’s

career years, but returned to their Basin roots and Matt’s family home in

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Merrill upon his retirement.

When describing the fair today, Mary simply says, “It’s a gift.” As one of the

few remaining community events, Mary marvels at the fair’s ability to bring

together people from many towns and walks of life for 4 days of fun and tra-

dition. Of all the elements of the fair, Mary is most inspired by the people;

the talent and attention to detail of the exhibitors, the creativity and dedica-

tion of the exhibit coordination team and the excitement and energy of the

community members that come to spend time at the fair each year. Mary is

adamant that her role at the fair is a team effort, stating “I couldn’t do any-

thing without all the helpers and volunteers.” Mary wholeheartedly encour-

ages anyone to pursue the opportunity to volunteer at the fair, explaining

that “There is so much that goes into the fair, with lots of steps along the

way…it’s a lot of fun!”

The Tulelake-Butte Valley Fair Board of Directors and Staff are immensely

grateful for Mary’s dedication, creative vision for the fair and her “Diamond

Gem” creation.

Join us Saturday @ Noon along Main St to recognize Mary and thank her for

her incredible contributions to the fair and the community.

Parade entry line up is between 10:00 - 11:00 am on the corner of Modoc and

“C” Streets below the water tower.

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10-A District Agricultural Association

Tulelake - Butte Valley Fairgrounds Staff

Greg

Herman

President

Laura

Schaad

Vice President

Venancio

Hernandez

Director

Kathleen

Luscombe

Director

Renee Misso

Director

Crystal Fine

Director

Tracey Struble

Director

Angela Sutton

Director

Nancy Sites

Fair Manager

Beckie Alvarez

Office Manager

Dave Kandra

Maintenance

Supervisor

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Tulelake - Butte Valley Fair Friends

In 2001, Tulelake- Butte Valley Fair Friends started with a generous endow-

ment from Lilly’s Gift Foundation and some added donations that were given

to help carry on the great tradition of our 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 of local history, facilities and

events. The five member board take the responsibility of their stewardship

very seriously and seek to engage others in volunteering their help and mone-

tary support making it possible to remain a sustainable, growing and viable

entity.

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

Save the Date

Fair Fundraiser Saturday, March 7, 2020

Details to Come

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Thank You Sponsors

Lilly’s Gift Foundation

Newell Grain Growers

Richland Feed and Seed

Alsco

B & D Mobile Support

Ben DuVal Farms

Boyd Farms

Winema Elevators

Martin’s Food Center

TC Ranch

Corner Closet

Melissa’s Country Kitchen Santa Cruz Animal Health

Siskiyou County Farm Bureau Mountain Valley Health Centers Siskiyou County Cattle Women

Documents

Welcome to the 2019 - Tulelaketbvfair.com/pdf/2019/08-19/TBVF-2019-Guide-Book.pdf11:00 am Mood Swing - Umpqua ank Main Stage 11:30 am Dog Agility Demonstrations by Klamath Dog Fanciers