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Page 2 Tuesday, August 19, 2014 Offi cial Program of the NCW Fair

Welcome!The fair board would like to

welcome you to the NCW Fair. We are beginning the history of the next 100 years of food, fun and entertainment. We invite you to become a part of history and either participate in or visit the exhibits and events of our fair.

BookletOwn a piece of the past as the

NCW Fair provides you with a pictorial history of the fair. Prepared over the past year, the book is an accumulation of pictures of the past. Maybe you are even on one of the pages. The book will be on sale at the fairgrounds.

Board of Directors Dave Mires, Margaret Viebrock,Ellis Schneider, Gary Daling, Becky Matthiesen, Jeff DeJarnett, Michel Ruud, Adam Foged,Mary Hunt, Lyle Eggers, Clint Wall, Bill Schneider, Melodie Gutzwiler, Leon Grant, Julia Goodman, Cora Nordby

Make Our Fair Your Fair

Central Washington Grain Growers, Inc.

Farmer OwnedFarmer Controlled CooperativeMain Office, Waterville 745-8551

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PROUD TO BE LONGTIMESUPPORTERS OF THE NCW FAIR!

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MILLERfor Douglas County Clerk

Laurie

Experience + Integrity + Service ENDORSED by Building NCW (Washington Small Business Council), NCW Association of Realtors, former State Rep. Mike Armstrong and retired Chelan Co. Clerk Siri Woods.

Paid for by: Elect Laurie Miller for Douglas County Clerk, 630 Valley Mall Pkwy #235, East Wenatchee, WA 98802

Stop by our booth on Vendor Row!

“After more than 28 years under the same management, it’s time now for new leadership, fresh ideas and a different approach in the County Clerk’s office. Business-as-usual just isn’t good enough anymore. Our county deserves better.”

With thin profi ts margins, it’s more important than ever to have the right crop insurance coverage.

See your Rain and Hail agent tohelp ensure that you have theright protection to fi t your riskmanagement needs.

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Visit Douglas PUD’s booth in the Community Hall!

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- Daily Gate Admission -Adults (19-61) .................................................................. $8.00Students (6-18) & Seniors (62+) ..................................... $6.00Kids 5 and Under ........................................................... FREESeniors 62 & over entry on Thursday.......................... FREE

- Season Pass -Adults ............................................................................. $16.00Students & Seniors ........................................................ $12.00

- Exhibitor’s Ticket -(Must be purchased in order to exhibit)

Adults ............................................................................. $10.00Students & Seniors .......................................................... $8.00

- Dances -Friday or Saturday .......................................................... $6.00

- Race and Rodeo -Reserved seating

Tickets on sale 2 hours before Race and Rodeo(covered grandstands-festival seating) ....................... $5.00Race Programs ................................................................ $2.00

- Thursday Concert -free with admission to the fair

- Friday Reserved Seating -Grandstand Show

(includes free admission to fair)General seating .............................................................. $26.50Main reserved ....................................................$37.50-$42.50Track seating .................................................................. $42.50

- RV Parking -(advanced reservations only)

- Policies -

- One Pay Gate -Seasons’ pass, exhibitor tickets or daily ticket admits you to the fairgrounds, exhibits, carnival and a seat in our open north and south grandstands for our rodeo and horse racing Saturday and Sunday. Covered seating is an additional cost.

- No Dogs on the Fairgrounds -With the exception of those entered as a 4-H exhibits or for person’s that need an animal to do what they cannot do for themselves.

Admission Prices & PoliciesA place where you can

expect the unexpected. You will � nd rustic elegance and old barn treasures with a touch of sassy cowgirl and a pinch of gypsy hair.

Place: Pioneer Park, Waterville, WADate: Friday-Saturday August 22-23Time: Vendors open daily from 10am-6pm

Special Guests, Sisters on the Fly. We will have local vendors selling antiques & collectibles; refurbished and rusty, along with purses, jewelry & everything in between.

Come to Waterville and “Get your cowgirl on”. Contact Windy Osborne at 509-679-1026 for more information.


Wheat Wives – homemade cinnamon rolls, soft ice creamWaterville Lions Club – “lion” pups (corn dogs)Douglas County Grange – breakfast, hamburgers, friesNew Life Church – The Den – breakfast, lunch and

dinnerMarsalee’s Thai FoodHinderer’s Concessions – shaved ice, lemonades, Italian

sausage, corn on the cobGeneo’s Kettle KornArndt’s Concessions – � sh and chipsCreagle Concessions – chips on a stick, fried ice cream &

funnel cakesJack’s Resort – homemade pieHuckleberry Heaven – everything huckleberry featuring

a giant family size Elephant ears;Full Boar Bar-B-Que – pulled pork sandwiches, brisket

sandwichesPasta Express – fettucinne, chicken fettucinne, spaghetti

and meatballs, garlic breadAce’s Ice Cream – dishes & conesYoung Life – blended coffee, Italian sodas, jet smoothies,

ice tea & mini-donuts

Food Vendors

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Thanks Sponsors!!Main Sponsors: NCB, CWGG, Pepsi Cola, Ag Supply, Crop Production Services

Rodeo Arena Sponsor: Coastal Farm and Ranch

Bucking Chutes: Highway 2 Brew, Signs Etcetera, Stans Merry Mart, Odessa Trading, Ag Link-Coulee City, Whitley Fuel, Barnes Welding, Douglas County Cattlemen

Friday Night Sponsors: KKRV 104.7FM, NCB

Big Bend Roundup & Horse Race, Pony Express Relay Races & Wild Horse Race Sponsors: Central Washington Grain Growers, Badten Farms Inc., Bainbridge Manufacturing, Barry Chrysler Dodge, Boulder Park Inc., Brandt Farms, Bromiley Brothers Ranch, Clements Farms/JBS Farms-Bob, Chad and family, Daling Farms-Gary & Sharon Daling, Dorsey Insurance, Ed & Linda Daling, Gale Fruit Company, Gormley Farms, H. Thomas & G. Denise Poole, Horan & Fevold Hearing Clinic, Jorgensen Farms, Kevin & Ann Whitehall, L & M Farms, L. H. Peterson & Sons, Mike & Val Doneen, Mike Tritle, Mill Bay Casino, NAPA Auto Parts, NC Machinery, Nelson Farms, Polson Farms, Reno’s Acres-Steve & Becky Jordan/Jordan Farms -Leroy & Mardy Jordan, Robert A. Matthiesen/Jameson Lake Resort, Stoddard Farms Inc., Dale & Peg Schmidt, Randy & Susan Mittlesteadt, Steve & Terri Thomsen, Greg Johnson & Family, Elite Woodworking, Aron & Misty Viebrock, Waterville Family Grocery, Jeff & Dane Keane

Starting Gate Sponsor: CWGG

Relay Race Sponsor: Mill Bay Casino

Wild Horse Race Sponsor: Pioneer Title

Antique Tractor Pulls 2014 Sponsors: Les Schwab East Wenatchee & Wenatchee, NAPA Auto Parts-Wenatchee, Sangster Motors

Petting Zoo Sponsors: Waterville Clinic-Con� uence Health, Telford’s Chapel of the Valley, Town Toyota, All Things Electric

Make Our Fair Your Fair2014 Major Sponsor

2014 Daily SponsorsThursday: Friday:

Saturday: Sunday:

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“Shhh!” The note on the Bluebird Café’s Facebook page says it all: customers who visit the Nashville songwriters club – instrumental in the development of Garth Brooks, Faith Hill and Kathy Matt ea – are expected to keep quiet and listen to the words from some of Music City’s most infl uential composers. Listening has an added benefi t – it gives the listener a chance to learn. That’s how singer-songwriter Dustin Lynch used the Bluebird. And he used it intensely. He rented an apartment behind the venue’s back parking lot and literally walked to the Bluebird several times a week to listen and learn about the mysterious art of creating songs from some of Nashville’s most important writers. Don Schlitz (“The Gambler”), Tony Arata (“The Dance”), Paul Overstreet (“Forever And Ever, Amen”) – all are mainstays of the Bluebird legend, and it was at their proverbial feet that he picked up key insights about the writing process. “I was soaking it in, trying to be a sponge,” Lynch says. “I was mainly trying to hear the story behind the song, how it came about, what it’s really about. There’s something about understanding the songwriter’s realm. You get a litt le more grip on the way it was writt en and why it was writt en and how they got to the fi nished product.” That education paid off in a big way for Lynch. He signed with Broken Bow Records – the home of Jason Aldean and sister label to Stoney Creek Records (home to Thompson Square) .His Platinum-selling debut single “Cowboy and Angels” has become an iconic, modern day classic - reaching #2 on both the Billboard and Mediabase Country Songs charts and earning Lynch a 2013 CMT Music Award nomination for “Breakthrough Video of the Year” as well as two 2012 FOX American Country Award nominations for “Single of the Year – New Artist” and “Video of the Year – New Artist.” Lynch’s follow-up single, the double-entendre laden barnstormer “She Cranks My

MLSW is a collection of singers, musicians, dancers and actors based out of Seatt le, Washington. They have worked diligently to create performances and impact that calls on the talents of all its members; each of whom have extensive backgrounds in music, youth and family ministry. While the vigorous and fun presentation of God’s word engages youthful audiences, the real life application and honest approach allows MLSW the unique ability to connect with adult listeners as well.

Michelle Lang & Still Water are one of Washington’s most highly visible and award-winning groups, as they continue to make their mark in gospel music. Their music style is a blend of contemporary gospel with touches of R&B soul and new pop nuances while their stage shows have been described as “a seamless, non-stop merger of music, theater and ministry that is high on inspiration and energy!” Michelle Lang & Still Water continue to win over audiences with a fresh sound and an energizing stage presence that is tempered with the maturity of a skilled band/ministry. Their mission is to leave the room rich.

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Tractor: - as well as Rolling Stone’s declaration of Lynch as “Nashville’s New Hat In Town” -further cemented Lynch as Country music’s hott est rising star. Lynch worked with producers Brett Beavers (known for his work with Dierks Bentley) and Luke Wooten (Brad Paisley, Sunny Sweeney) on his self-titled, inaugural album which debuted at #1 on the Billboard Country Albums Chart – making him the ONLY new male act to have his album land at #1 in 2012. The material on his debut album was writt en with a bundle of Music City’s top writers – Dallas Davidson (“Just A Kiss”), Tim Nichols (“Live Like You Were Dying”), Casey Beathard (“Don’t Blink”), Phil O’Donnell (“Back When I Knew It All”) and Steve Bogard (“Prayin’ For Daylight”), to name a few. But it all goes back to the Bluebird for Lynch, a native of Tullahoma, Tennessee. Infl uenced in his youth by such stalwart country singers as Alan Jackson, Garth Brooks and Clint Black, Lynch knew the importance of the Bluebird, and he chose his college – David Lipscomb University – in part because it was less than two miles from the club, which proved immensely important in his development.

Lynch auditioned on a Saturday morning for a chance to play its open-mic night the following day. He passed the audition and impressed host Barbara Cloyd so much that she chased him into the parking lot and off ered to help him get some footing in the community. As he began to establish himself at the Bluebird, Lynch got a call from Pete Hartung – manager for singer-songwriter Justin Moore – who had found Dustin’s MySpace page and wanted to get involved. Within weeks, Lynch had a publishing deal, and he made the most of it, writing a staggering 200+ songs in less than two years.

“I’m a workaholic,” he says. “I was gett ing paid to write songs, so that’s what I did. That’s just the guy I am, if I’m not doing something I get bored, so I was trying to write the best record possible and decided to just get after it as hard as I can.” Even as a Bluebird visitor, Lynch had made an impression. After he signed his publishing deal, one of the company’s executives persuaded Phil O’Donnell and Casey Beathard to book a co-writing session with the new writer, even though they’d never even heard his name. As soon as he walked through the door, they exploded: “Holy crap, Dustin! We know you!” But it’s not just physical recognition that Lynch has achieved with his studious approach to songwriting. He combined his fascination with words and melodies with concert skills he developed in high-school bands and playing the southeastern club circuit. That combination has made him one of country’s artists to watch, a performer who’s writt en his own mix of party songs and ballads with a unique perspective. It’s his own viewpoint, honed from watching the world, and watching the experts. It’s all there, waiting for anyone else willing to… Listen.

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Dog Show ScheduleFRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 2014

9:30 AM Wenatchee Kennel Club Obedience Exhibition

11:00 AM Obedience Classes with Obedience Teams to follow

2:00 PM Wenatchee Kennel Club Rally Exhibition3:00 PM Rally Classes 4:00 PM Obedience Judging Contest 5:00 PM Item Judging Contest

SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 2014 9:30 AM Wenatchee Kennel Club Fitting and

Showing Exhibition 10:00 AM Fitting and Showing Classes 10:30 AM Groom Squad Contest 11:00 AM Wenatchee Kennel Club Agility Exhibition11:30 AM Agility Practice 1:00 PM Agility Runs 3:00 PM Costume Class 4:00 PM Tricks


THURSDAY AUGUST 21 Sponsor of the day: Central Washington Grain GrowersAdults $8.00; Students $6.00, Seniors (62+) Free

9:00 am Open Class Carcass Judging (Sheep, Swine)9:00 am Exhibit buildings open/Opening of Food

Fair Open Class Judging (except Livestock) 4-H & FFA Exhibit Judging (except

Livestock)9:30 am 4-H Market Beef, followed by Breeding Beef 4-H Market Lambs, followed by Breeding

Sheep FFA Market Swine, followed by Breeding

Hogs FFA Market Goats, Goat Arena10:00 am Poultry and Rabbit Exhibit Judging

10:30 am 4-H Market Goats, Goat Arena11:00 am FFA Market Beef, followed by Breeding

Beef12:00 pm Glory Land Express, Community Hall1:00 pm FFA Market Lambs, followed by Breeding

Sheep 4-H Market Swine, followed by Breeding

Hogs 4-H Horse, Showmanship - 4-H Goat Fitting & Showing, Goat Arena1:30 pm FFA Dairy Exhibit Judging, Barry Burley, Community Hall2:00 pm Carnival opens, S. Lawn2:00 pm 4-H & FFA Poultry Fitting & Showing ,

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2014 NCW Fair Schedule3:00 pm FFA Goat Fitting & Showing, Goat Arena 4-H English Pleasure, Bill Red� eld, Community Hall3:30 pm 4-H & FFA Rabbit and Cavy Fitting &

Showing, Poultry/Rabbit Barn4:00 pm Sam & Paul, Community Hall 4-H & FFA Horse Bareback Equitation (no walk/trot)5:00 pm 4-H Horse Gaming, Pole Bending, Key Race & Idaho Figure 87:00 pm Michelle Lang & Still Water, Christian Concert, Community Hall9:00 pm Exhibits Close

FRIDAY, AUGUST 22Sponsor of the day: Ag SupplyAdults $8.00; Students $6.00, Seniors (62+) $6.00People with tickets for the concert will get in the gate free. (must show ticket at front gate.)

9:00 am Exhibit buildings open/Opening of Food Fair

4-H Beef Fitting & Showing, Beef Arena 4-H Sheep Fitting & Showing, Sheep Arena 4-H Swine Fitting & Showing, Swine Arena

FFA Goat Conformation, Goat Arena10:00 am Open Class Horse Halter Classes followed

by Horse Fitting & Showing, Horse Arena Open Goat Conformation, Goat Arena

10:30 am 4-H Goat Conformation, Goat Arena11:00 am FFA Beef Fitting & Showing, Beef Arena FFA Sheep Fitting & Showing, Sheep Arena

Kate Lynn Logan, Community Hall,12:30 pm FFA Swine Fitting & Showing, Swine Arena Jerry Harris, hypnotist, Community Hall1:00 pm 4-H & FFA Horse, Western Equitation - FFA Garden Judging CDE, FFA Exhibit Hall2:00 pm Kate Lynne Logan, Community Hall 4-H & FFA Livestock Judging CDE,

Livestock Arena FFA Tractor Driving CDE 4-H & FFA Western Pleasure2:00 pm Carnival opens, S. Lawn3:00 pm 4-H & FFA Horse, Working Pairs - English and Western - all ages3:30 pm Jerry Harris, hypnotist, Community Hall4:30 pm 4-H and FFA Round Robin Fitting &

Showing, 4-H Seniors, Intermediates & FFA5:00 pm Rockin B Cloggers, Community Hall6:30 pm Rockin B Cloggers, Community Hall7:15 pm Jessica Lynne, Concert Opening Act, Rodeo Grandstand Stage8:00 pm Dustin Lynch, Rodeo Grandstand Stage9:30 pm Exhibits close10:00 pm Dance, Jumpers Flats, Community Hall

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 23Sponsor of the day: PepsiAdults $8.00; Students $6.00, Seniors (62+) $6.008:30 am Open Class Horse classes (Horse Arena)

Equitation, Pleasure, Trail and Walk/Trot, ages 12 and

under

9:00 am Exhibit buildings open/Opening of Food

Fair

9:30 am Fur & Feather Auction, Sales Arena

10:00 am 4-H & FFA Livestock Auction, Sales Arena

4-H Horse, Trail - English and Western,

Horse Arena

Chainsaw Jack, S. Lawn

10:30 am Jessica Lynne, Community Hall

12:00 pm Jerry Harris, hypnotist, Community Hall12:00 pm Carnival opens, S. Lawn

Carcass Class results, Sales Arena

1:00 pm 4-H & FFA Rabbit Judging CDE1:30 pm Jessica Lynne, Community Hall 4-H Horse Costume Class, all ages, Horse

Arena2:00 pm 4-H & FFA Poultry Judging Contest 4-H Two Barrel Flags, International Flag &

Texas Barrels3:00 pm Jerry Harris, hypnotist, Community Hall Cavy Judging, Rabbit Barn4:00 pm BIG BEND ROUNDUP - PWRA-NRA

RODEO, Thoroughbred & Quarter Horse Racing, Pony Express Relay Races & Wild Horse Race, Rodeo Arena4-H Style Show, Community Hall

5:30 pm Jessica Lynne, Community Hall9:00 pm Exhibits close9:30 pm Dance, Jumpers Flats, Community Hall

SUNDAY, AUGUST 24Sponsor of the day: Crop Production ServicesAdults $8.00; Students $6.00; Seniors (62+) $6.009:00 am Exhibit buildings open/Opening of Food

Fair4-H Horse Groom Squad Contest

10:00 am 4-H & FFA Horse Judging, all ages, Horse Arena4-H Goat Costume Contest, Goat ArenaChainsaw Jack, S. Lawn

10:30 am Community Prayer Service, Community Hall11:00 am Pack/Utility Goat, Goat Arena

Make Our Fair Your Fair2014 NCW Fair Schedule

Register to VOTE at the NCW Fair!

Visit Douglas County Elections boothlocated in the Community Hall.

Remember,Your vote is your voice.

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2014 NCW Fair Schedule12:00 pm Carnival opens, S. Lawn

Jerry Harris, hypnotist, Community Hall1:00 pm Small Animal Costume Contest, Community

Hall1:30 pm Big Bend Roundup & Horse Race, Pony

Express Relay Races & Wild Horse Race, Grandstand Area

2:00 pm Jerry Harris, hypnotist, Community Hall3:30 pm Okanogan Nashville Stars, Community Hall6:00 pm Fair Closes

No exhibits, including commercial, may be removed before this time, regardless of weather conditions. Exhibits removed prior

to this time will forfeit premium points.


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