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n the fairgrounds are located at 1608 W. 16th St., next to William R. Fairchild International Airport and just minutes from downtown Port Angeles.

n free parking is provided at the fairgrounds (other than the pre-paid reserved parking spaces).

n kids’ day at the Clallam County Fair is Thursday, Aug. 18. Children 12 and younger get into the fair for free until 6 p.m. that day. Bring the kids to check out the animals, peruse the barns, enjoy the carnival or delight in fair food.

n more information can be found at www.clallamcountyfair.com.

day pass season passAdults (18 and older) $8 $24Senior Citizens (62 and older) $6 $13Students (13 to 17) $6 $13Youth (6 to 12) $5 $12

• Kids 5 and younger, with an adult, get in for free.

admission prices

fair hoursGates open:8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 18 through Saturday, Aug. 20; 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 21.

Buildings open:10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 18 to Saturday, Aug. 20; 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 21.

Carnival opens:Noon to 10 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 18 through Satur-day, Aug. 20; Noon to 7 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 21.

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>>> This year’s Clallam County Fair theme is “Rock with the Stock.”

Next year’s theme contest will be held during the 2011 fair. Attendees can get a form at the entry gates or at the main information booth, jot down their best theme idea and turn it back in at the same place.

>>> On the cover: Clallam County Fair royalty (see Page 4 for more information on the contestants), carnival rides, lawnmower races and the Clallam County Junior Livestock auction. At far right is Port Angeles veterinarian Meg Gordon during the fair’s 2010 “Kiss the Pig” contest. Royalty photo by Ernst-Ulrich Schafer.

Draft Horse Show at 6 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 18.

4-H Western Games at 9 a.m. Friday, Aug. 19.

Lawn Mower Races at 5 p.m. and again at 8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 19.

Logging Show at noon Saturday, Aug. 20.

Rodeo at 5 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 20 and again at noon Sunday, Aug. 21.

Demolition Derby at 5 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 21.

Grandstand eventsAll Grandstand events, with the exception of the Demolition Derby, are included in the price of fair admission.

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Ruby Jackson, Brooklyn Bauer and Katelyn Noard will be crowned at 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 18, the first day of the four-day fair.

One of them will be a queen and the other two princesses.

This will be just the second time since the mid-1990s that the corona-tion is held during the fair at the fair-grounds. In the past, the coronation has been conducted before the fair begins.

>>> Ruby is sponsored by Hermann Brothers Logging and Construction.

The 17-year-old will be a senior at Port Angeles High School in the fall.

Ruby’s parents are Bill and Kelly Jackson of Port Angeles and Kellianne McNiel-O’hagan of Tacoma.

Ruby is a member of Pure Country 4-H and she is active in leadership council at PAHS and participates in swim team.

She plans to attend Peninsula Col-lege and receive her AA degree.

She would then like to attend

fashion school and become a wedding designer for plus-size women.

>>> Brooklyn is sponsored by Forks Outfitters.

The 17-year-old graduated in June earning her high school diploma from Forks High School and also receiving her honors associate’s degree from Peninsula College.

Her parents are Hop Dhooghe and Lynn Cooper.

Brooklyn is a 4-H member in rascals. She will be attending Southern Ore-

gon University in the fall and plans on going into law enforcement.

>>> Katelyn is sponsored by Rygaard Logging Inc.

The 18-year-old will be a senior at Port Angeles High School in the fall.

Her parents are Richard and Wendy Noard.

Katelyn is involved in the swim and dive teams, gymnastics, track and field and NJROTC.

She plans are to attend a four-year university upon graduation and receive a master’s degree in second-ary education.

For several months, the three candi-dates attended parades and other pag-eants, contributed to community service through volunteering at food banks and participated in Relay for Life.

The contest for the coveted queen’s crown includes judging by the Clal-lam County Fair Board and a Spring Tea where the public met with the candidates.

At the coronation on Thursday, each will give a 5-minute speech and answer questions.

All points during that judged

event and those leading up to it will be combined to determined who is crowned queen. The queen will receive a $500 scholarship and the princesses $400 scholarships.

All three will have duties at the 2011 fair after they are crowned

JuNior royAlTyMarykate Napiontek, 10, serves

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Running continuously:Art demonstrations – All day everyday in the Art Barn.Live bee hive and honey extractor from the Beekeep-ers in the Ag Barn.Various demonstrations in the 4-H Still Life Building.Dog demonstrations from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday to Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Dog Barn.North Olympic Peninsula Railroaders (www.nop-modelrr.com) hold model railroad train demon-strations throughout the fair. Also see their large display in the Hobbies & Crafts Barn. Cribbage: Play one of the PA Peggers (www.papeggers.com). Anyone who wins against one of these pros gets a certificate and will be entered into a drawing for a beautiful handmade cribbage board. Held in the Hobbies & Crafts Barn.

THURSDAY, AuGuST 1811 a.m. to 1 p.m. & 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. — Camp Fire USA FREE Kid’s Craft Station where kids can stop in and make a free craft with with Camp Fire volunteers in the Hobbies & Crafts Barn.

1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m.LEGO Building Fun sponsored by the North Olympic Library System for ages 4 to 12.

FRIDAY, AuGuST 19Noon to 6 p.m. — Olympic Peninsula Fly Fishers (www.opff.org) returns again this year to share their fly-tying skills during ongoing demon-stration in the Hobbies & Crafts Barn.5:30 p.m. — 4-H Dog Drill Team in the Dog Arena6 p.m. — Emerald City K-9 free-style dancers in the Dog Arena

SATURDAY, AuGuST 2011 a.m. to 3 p.m. — Camp Fire USA FREE Kid’s Craft Station where kids can stop in and make a free craft with

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Noon to 6 p.m. Olympic Peninsula Fly Fishers (www.opff.org) fly tying demonstrations in the Hobbies & Crafts Barn.

SUNDAY, AuGuST 21Noon to 6 p.m. Olympic Peninsula Fly Fishers (www.opff.org) fly tying demonstrations in the Hobbies & Crafts Barn.

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THURSDAY, AuGuST 1811 a.m. — Fantasia PA Baton TeamNoon — Klahhane Gymnastics1 p.m. — White Crane Martial Arts3 p.m. — Howly Slim5 p.m. & 9 p.m. — Danny Vernon as Elvis7 p.m. — Royalty Coronation

FRIDAY, AuGuST 1911 a.m. — Happy Soles1 p.m. — Naki’i Hawaiian & Variety Music 3 p.m. & 7 p.m. — String Theory5 p.m. & 9 p.m. — Chris Ward’s Desperado, Tribute to Eagles

SATURDAY, AuGuST 2011 a.m. – Grand Olympics Chorus (Sweet Adelines)Noon — Olympic Mountain Cloggers1 p.m. — Olympic Peninsula Men’s Chorus3 p.m. & 7 p.m.— TBA5 p.m. & 9 p.m. — Bullet Creek

SUNDAY, AuGuST 2111 a.m. — Anime Kat Costume ShowNoon — PALOA (Pirates of Penzance)2 p.m. to 5 p.m. — Variety/Talent Show

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THURSDAY, AuGuST 1810 a.m. — Opening Ceremony, Flag Presentation 10:30 a.m. — PA High School Cheer SquadNoon — Luck of the Draw2 p.m. & 6 p.m. — Brian Ledbetter Magic

4 p.m. — Mr. I’s Musicians8 p.m. — Howly Slim

FRIDAY, AuGuST 1910:30 a.m. — Eden Valley StrummersNoon & 4 p.m. — Terry & Jerry Holder2 p.m. & 6 p.m. — Brian Ledbetter Magic8 p.m. — Abby Mae & the Homeschool Boys

SATURDAY, AuGuST 20Noon — Dancing Grandmas2 p.m. & 6 p.m. — Brian Ledbetter Magic4 p.m. & 8 p.m. — All About Me

SUNDAY, AuGuST 2111 a.m. — Tom TaylorNoon — KONP giveaway drawing1 p.m. & 5 p.m. — Brian Ledbetter Magic

Find a variety of entertainment on the Clallam County Fair’s two main stages.

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The zone is tailored for those 12 and younger — particularly those who aren’t tall enough yet to enjoy the carnival rides.

It is located in the Northwest area of the fairgrounds (see map on Page 6).You’ll find pony rides, tractor pulls and a 25-foot rock climbing wall and bungee

jump provided by Las Vegas-based Altitude Adjustment.Kids and adults alike can ascend the rock wall for $4 per climb, or two for $6. If you fancy yourself a serious climber, try out Altitude Adjustment’s “hard

route” for $10 a climb.Reach the top and you’ll get a $50 prize! Three or four people usually make it to the top and collect the $50 prize, says

Brent Thompson, owner of Altitude Adjustment.In addition to the rock climbing, two bungee jumping harnesses will sweep

thrill seekers 30 feet into the air. “It’s like a big trampoline with harnesses,” Brent says.Bungee jumpers must weight at least 10 pounds, but no more than 200.Controls allow Brent to bounce jumpers as high or low as they want —

younger kids may like to start out slow and get progressively more brave with the bouncing. Each jump is $6.

Talent Show:Come out to the fairgrounds on Sunday, Aug. 21 for the fair’s first variety and talent show. It will be held from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on the Wilder Auto Community Stage. You never know what you’ll see — music, dancing, magic, juggling. Performers will be judged and prizes awarded. Come cheer for your favorite and see if “Clallam County’s Got Talent!”

the kid zone ensures that every age group has something extra fun to do at the fair.

To enjoy unlimited carnival rides at a discount price, you have to purchase a special ticket before the fair opens.

These tickets, which cost $25, won’t be sold at the fair. They must be purchased in advance.

Pick yours up at one of the following businesses before Aug. 18:In Port Angeles — Both Higher Grounds, Swain’s General Store, Wilder Auto Center and the Clallam County Fair OfficeIn Sequim — Treasures ‘n’ ThriftIn Forks — Forks Outfitters Please note: Checks will not be accepted at Swain’s General Store.

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Curbside Bistro — Nathan’s Famous hotdogs, longhorn smoked German sausages, Kielbasa sausages, half-pound monster sausages, vegan sau-sages, chicken apple gorda sausages, hot Reuben sandwich, hot pastrami sandwich, Louisiana hot link sausages, Thomas Kemper sodas and Tim’s Cas-cade chips. Francines Fancy’s — Waffle cones, sundaes, banana splits, fudge Brown Cows, mud pies, elephant ears, hand-dipped corn dogs, fried ice cream and chili cheese and nacho regular-cut fries. Taco Grandes — In beef, chicken or bean: Giant soft tacos, super nachos, taco salads, regular nachos, lemonade and soda. Dry Creek Grange — Raspberry

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fair food for every tasteFrom funnel cakes to barbecue, there’s something everyone will love to eat at the Clallam County Fair. Here’s a sneak peek at the foods you’ll find tempting you at the fairgrounds this summer.

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THURSDAY, AuGuST 189 a.m.4-H/FFA/Open Swine, Written Test & Breed Market Steers 4-H Horse ShowmanshipOpen/4-H/FFA Pygmy, Dairy, Pack & Market GoatFitting & Showing, followed by Type Classes4-H Dog Information Test10 a.m.4-H Poultry Fitting & Showing4-H Intermediate Dog Conformation 11 a.m.4-H Cat Primary Fitting & Showing4-H Intermediate Dog Showmanship1 p.m.4-H/FFA Rabbit & Cavy Judging Contest 4-H Horse English Performance4-H/Open Poultry Type Class4-H Intermediate Dog Obedience2 p.m.Cat Cage Decoration Judging4-H intermediate Dog Obedience5 p.m.4-H Cat Judging Contest

FRIDAY, AuGuST 199 a.m.4-H Western Games (Grandstand)4-H/FFA Beef Fitting & Showing, followed by Type ClassesOpen Beef Type Classes4-H Dog Judging & Oral Reasoning10 a.m.4-H/FFA/Open Sheep Fitting & Show-ing, followed by Type Classes4-H Primary/Jr./Senior Dog Conformation4-H Cat Fitting & Showing 11 a.m. 4-H Primary/Jr./Senior Dog ShowmanshipNoon 4-H Poultry Judging Contest1 p.m. 4-H Cat Type ClassesOpen Cavy Type Classes 2 p.m. 4-H Primary/Jr./Senior Dog Obedience4-H Reining3 p.m. 4-H Groom Squad and Open Cat Show4 p.m. Fleece Show SATURDAY, AuGuST 209 a.m.4-H Horse Western Performance Classes4-H Rabbit, Cavy, and Small Animal Type Classes followed by any FFA Rabbit, Cavy, and Small Animal Type classes4-H Rabbit, Cavy, and Small Animal

Fitting & Showing classes followed by FFA Rabbit, Cavy, and Small Animal Fitting & Showing10 a.m. 4-H Intermediate Dog Rally-O11 a.m.4-H/FFA Dairy Cattle Fitting & Show-ing, followed by Type ClassesOpen Dairy Cattle Type Classes1 p.m.Open Rabbit Type Classes4-H Intermediate Dog Agility2 p.m. 4-H Cat Costume Classes3 p.m.4-H/FFA Junior Livestock Auction(Located at the Sheep/Swine Arena)4-H Horse Judging Contest4 p.m.4-H Dog Intermediate Costume Class

SUNDAY, AuGuST 2110 a.m.4-H Miniature Horse Classes4-H Rabbit, Cavy, Poultry and Small Animal Costume Class4-H Primary/Jr./Senior Dog Agility11 a.m.4-H/FFA Large Livestock Round Robin11:30 a.m.4-H Horse Costume ClassesRooster Crowing Contest12:30 p.m.4-H Horse Trail ClassesLads & Ladies Lead - Sheep1 p.m.4-H Primary/Jr./Senior Dog Rally-O1:30 p.m.Open Large Livestock Adult Fitting & Showing2 p.m.4-H/FFA Small Animal Round Robin3 p.m.Open Large Livestock Peewee Fitting & ShowingSheep and Goat Costume Class and play day4 p.m. 4-H Primary/Jr./Senior Dog Costume Class5 p.m. Horse and Rider Pie Eating Contest

>>> Don’t miss the 4-H Kiss the Pig Contest at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday in the show arena next to the swine barn.

Clallam County veterinarians have been competing, through fundraising efforts, to see who’ll win the chance to smooch the swine. Come hear the fundraiser’s grand total and see which vet gets to kiss the pig!

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Get your fair shirtsShirts with the Clallam

County Fair theme and logo range in price from $12 to $29.

Colors and sizes are going fast! Choose from classic T-shirts,

ladies V-necks, crewneck sweat-shirts and hooded sweatshirts.

Get them at the fair office, 1608 W. 16th St. in Port Angeles, or at the Clallam County Parks office, 223 E. Fourth St. in the

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Four Days of Family

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Rides!Exhibits!Animals!

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GRANDSTAND ENTERTAINMENT:Thursday - Draft Horse ShowFriday - Lawnmower RacesSaturday - Logging Show and RodeoSunday - Rodeo and Demolition Derby

Wilder Auto Community Stage:Thursday - Danny Vernon - Elvis TributeFriday - Desperado - Chris Ward’s Desperado Tribute to the EaglesString TheorySaturday - Bullet Creek - CountrySunday - Anime Kat Costume Show - Variety and Talent ShowSunny Farms Stage:All Four Days - Brian Ledbetter MagicThursday - Howly SlimFriday - Terry and JerryAbby Mae and the Home School BoysSaturday - All About Me

Check out daily specials in the Fair Kitchen!

For full listing of all the fun things to do visit www.clallamcountyfair.com

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Thank you to the Clallam County Fair sponsorsWestport Shipyard Inc.First FederalWilder AutoPort Angeles Power EquipmentSunny Farms Country StoreFamily Medicine of Port AngelesPeabody Street Coin LaundrySound Community BankRichard E. Davies, DDSErnst “Fine Art Photography”Peninsula TanksArrow SepticLes Schwab, Sequim & Port Angeles

Interfor PacificHermann Brothers Logging & ConstructionSunset Wire & RopeMerrill & Ring Inc.The QuarryOlympic Game FarmSickkTeesPen PrintKONPPeninsula Daily NewsSequim GazetteLaurel Lanes

Linda JadasohnElks Naval Lodge #353Sequim Animal HospitalPort Angeles Veterinary ClinicPacific Northwest Veterinary HospitalAngeles Clinic for AnimalsPeninsula BottlingFranni’s Gift ExpressionsFrugal’sFair Board KitchenLloyd & Donna PearsonForks OutfittersRygaard Logging Inc.

Price FordCowboy CountryPioneer Marine Inc.Angeles PawnPeninsula Awards & TrophiesOlympic Sewer & Drain Cleaning Swain’s General StoreAirport Garden CenterLaura Little Faux PaintingKSQM Radio

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superintendents and assistantsAgriculture: Mary Black and Mark UrnesFine Arts: Saundra Cutsinger and Carol Jandahorse: Judy Richmond, LaDona Wilson and Manon HeistandCats: Tara West Lynn Coopergoats & llamas: Shirley Gump, Barbra GogosCattle: Julie Mowbray, Karen Anderson, Colleen KonopaskiPhotography: Bob Reavis, Marquetta ReavisDogs: Karen Fink & Elaine Diedrich, Daniel FinkPoultry: Karen Dybedal, Karen Craftrabbits & Cavies: Kelly Jackson, Tanesha JacksonFloral: Mary Lou Waitz, Mary Lou Paulsonsheep: Cyndie Stumbaugh and Nicole Murrayswine: Bob Cristion, Robert Aunspach, Leslie CarpenterAntique farm & logging equipment: Josh Borte4-h/FFA still life: Mary Bernekinghobbies & Crafts: Cheryl Martinhome Arts: Renee HoltFFA Advisor: Kristi Short4-h Advisor: Gena Royal

club leaders4-h JCP robotics Club: Jerry Royal

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Thank you to our Clallam County Fair leaders

<<< Washington State Fairs Commissioner Debbie Adolphsen attended the 2010 Clallam County Fair and awarded Bob Cristion, swine barn superintendent, with the “Black and White Ribbon for Excellence” from the state Department of Agriculture in recognition of the superb quality of the swine barn and its exhibits.

Peninsula Daily News / Sequim This Week12 Clallam County Fair • August 2011

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