special sections - clallam county fair 2014

August 14-17 | Port Angeles

County FairClallam

a special section produced by the Peninsula Daily News and Sequim Gazette advertising Department

PENINSULA DAILY NEWS/SEQUIM GAZETTE 2 CLALLAM COUNTY FAIR | AUGUST 2014

COUNTY FAIR

Welcome to the

The Clallam County Fair is one of the highlights of summer on the North Olympic Peninsula.

It offers entertainment for the entire family with exhibitors, vendors, entertainment and plenty of activities, so you won’t want to miss the Clallam County Fair. Mark your calendars today!

What’s new?The fair will be closing at 9 p.m. — an hour earlier

than previous years. On Sunday, the fair will continue its tradition of closing at 7 p.m.

The carnival will remain open after hours, and vendors can stay open if they choose.

The FairgroundsThe Clallam County Fairgrounds are located

at 1608 W. 16th St., next to William R. Fairchild International Airport and just minutes away from

CLALLAM

downtown Port Angeles.Free parking is provided at the fairgrounds in

addition to pre-paid reserved parking spaces.

Fair Hours• Gates open: 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday,

Aug. 14 through Saturday, Aug. 16; 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 17.

• Buildings open: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 14 to Saturday, Aug. 16; 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 17.

• Carnival opens: Noon to 10 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 14 through Saturday, Aug. 16; noon to 7 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 17.

Admission prices day pass season passAdults (18 and older) $8 $24Seniors (62 and older) $6 $13Students (13 to 17) $6 $13Youth (6 to 12) $5 $12Kids 5 and younger, with an adult, get in for free.

Kids DayKids Day at the Clallam County Fair is Thursday,

Aug. 14. 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.

More informationFor more information about the Clallam County

Fair, visit www.clallamcountyfair.com.

A special section produced by the Peninsula Daily News and Sequim Gazette Advertising Department

Published by

John C. Brewer, publisher and editorSteve Perry, advertising director

Sara Farinelli and Brenda Hanrahan, special sections editorsCover photos courtesy of Clallam County Fair

Royalty photo by Ernst-Ulrich Schafer

Clallam County Fair

Sequim Gazette147 W. Washington St.

Sequim, WA 98382360-683-3311

www.sequimgazette.com

Peninsula Daily NewsMain Of� ce: 305 W. First St.,

Port Angeles, WA 98362360-452-2345

www.peninsuladailynews.com

Fair Days • Fair PricesDON’T WAIT - SALE IS ON NOW THRU AUGUST 31

$AVE HUNDREDS ON SPAS DURING

SALE

Our Once-A-Year Fair Sale

On All Spas, Pellet, Wood, Gas Stoves& Ductless Heat

Pumps

On All Spas, Pellet, If you can’t make the Fair...

a $100 deposit will hold the Fair Special for you for 90 days!

It’s our30th year! 481051439

Ductless Heat Pumps

PENINSULA DAILY NEWS/SEQUIM GAZETTE CLALLAM COUNTY FAIR | AUGUST 2014 3

Draft Horse ShowThursday, Aug. 14 — 2 p.m. (NEW TIME)

Don’t miss watching the beautiful draft horses dem-onstrate their skills while pulling logs, carts and more!

Cavallo Equestrian Arts presents Dark KnightsThursday, Aug. 14 — 4 p.m., 6 p.m. and 8 p.m.Friday, Aug. 15 — 3 p.m., 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.

Feel the clash of metal and hear the cries of battle during this array of authentic equestrian games.

High energy real life battles, vivid, raw ground to horse take downs and the sheer excitement of a full contact joust. An action-packed, Hollywood-worthy tournament, the Dark Knights are truly the heavy-weights of medieval warfare.

4-H Western GamesFriday, Aug. 15 — 9:30 a.m.

Watch experienced riders gracefully race around barrels, perform pulls and more with their horses.

Logging showSaturday, Aug. 16 — Noon

Get caught up in the excitement as loggers from throughout the Northwest demonstrate skills with axes, saws and more. Come and watch the sawdust � y!

The 2014 Clallam County Fair theme is “Race Ewe to the Fair!”

Have you always thought: “I could come up with a great theme for the Fair”? Then enter the 2015 Fair Theme Contest.

Get the rules and a form at any entrance or the fair’s information booth and write down your ideas.

If your theme is chosen, you will win $100 in cash, two fair season passes for 2015 and two fair T-shirts with the theme printed on them!

THEME CONTEST FOR 2015!

GRANDSTANDRodeoSaturday, Aug. 16 — 5 p.m.Sunday, Aug. 17 — Noon

Bull riding, team roping, team penning, zany clowns and more await you at the Clallam County rodeo!

Demolition derbySunday, Aug. 17 — 5 p.m.

A treat for the senses, the derby promises to enter-tain with loud noises and spectacular automotive feats.

All Grandstand events, with the exception of the demolition derby, are included in the price of fair admission.

Demolition derby tickets will be sold outside the Yellow Gate (west side of the fairgrounds) on Sunday, Aug. 17, starting at 9 a.m. Tickets are $11 each. The derby begins at 5 p.m.

It will be necessary to purchase admission to the fair, in addition to the demo derby ticket.

EVENTS

O� ers good on new and unregistered units purchased between 7/1/14-8/31/14. *On select models. See your dealer for details. Warning: � e Polaris RANGER® and RZR® are not intended for on-road use. Driver must be at least 16 years old with a valid driver's license to operate. Passengers must be at least 12 years old and tall enough to grasp the hand holds and plant feet � rmly on the � oor. All SxS drivers should take a safety training course. Contact ROHVA at www.rohva.org or (949) 255-2560 for additional information. Drivers and passengers should always wear helmets, eye protection, protective clothing, and seat belts. Always use cab nets or doors (as equipped). Be particularly careful on di� cult terrain. Never drive on public roads or paved surfaces. Never engage in stunt driving, and avoid excessive speeds and sharp turns. Riding and alcohol/drugs don't mix. Check local laws before riding on trails. ATVs can be hazardous to operate. Polaris adult models are for riders 16 and older. For your safety, always wear a helmet, eye protection and protective clothing, and be sure to take a safety training course. For safety and training information in the U.S., call the SVIA at (800) 887-2887. You may also contact your Polaris dealer or call Polaris at (800) 342-3764. ©2014 Polaris Industries Inc.

2624 E Highway 101Port Angeles, WA 98362

(360) 452-4652


RUNNING CONTINUOUSLY EACH DAYThroughout the fair• Art demonstrations in the Art Barn• Live beehive and honey extractor from beekeepers

in the Agriculture Barn• North Olympic Peninsula Railroaders — Hobbies &

Crafts section in the Home Arts Barn• Cribbage — Sequim Valley Peggers and Rain Shadow

Peggers: Come play a “pro” — Hobbies & Crafts section in the Home Arts Barn

• 4-H Still Life Demonstrations, check barn for times• Dog Demonstrations — 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Aug. 14-

16, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aug. 17 in the Dog Barn• Daily demonstrations from Master Gardeners and

lavender associations in the Agriculture Barn

THURSDAY, Aug. 1411 a.m.• “What rabbits are used for now and in the past” in

the Rabbit BarnNoon to 4 p.m.• Free Kids Craft Activity — Hobbies & Crafts section in

the Home Arts Barn

SCHEDULE OF1 p.m.• Rabbit education in the Rabbit Barn

3 p.m.• Rabbit education in the Rabbit Barn

6 p.m.• 4-H Dog Drill Team in the Dog Arena

FRIDAY, Aug. 15Noon to 6 p.m.• Olympic Peninsula Fly Fishers — �y tying — Hobbies

& Crafts section in the Home Arts Barn6 p.m.• Scent Work: Detection work for pet dogs in the Dog

Arena

SATURDAY, Aug. 1611 a.m.• “What rabbits are used for now and in the past” in

the Rabbit BarnNoon to 6 p.m.• Olympic Peninsula Fly Fishers teach �y tying —

Hobbies & Crafts section in the Home Arts Barn



6 p.m.• 4-H Dog Drill Team in the Dog Arena

SUNDAY, Aug. 17 11 a.m. • “What rabbits are used for now and in the past”

Hobbies & Crafts section in the Home Arts BarnNoon to 6 p.m.• Olympic Peninsula Fly Fishers teach �y tying in the

Hobbies & Crafts section in the Home Arts Barn1 p.m.• Rabbit education in the Rabbit Barn


From arts and crafts demonstrations and dog agility activities to beekeeping and �y �shing advice from area experts, the Clallam County Fair offers something for everyone.

DEMONSTRATIONS

Note: Demonstrations are subject to change without advance notice.

For more information, visit www.clallamcountyfair.com

259052 Hwy 101, Sequim, WA 98382 • (360)565-1163(across from Christian Carpenter Auto)

We’re Currently

remodeling our

showroom, come

in and check out

our New specials!

481100579

Olympic Peninsula Humane SocietyLooking for a great family pet?

Come in and Adopt a friend for life!67 years of helping orphaned and abused animals on the Olympic Peninsula.

360.457.8206 • www.ophumanesociety.org

2105 W. Hwy 101, Port Angeles, WA 98363 • www.ophumanesociety.org

2105 W. Hwy 101, Port Angeles, WA 98363

67 years of helping orphaned and abused animals on the Olympic Peninsula.

Desperately needed:

Donations always accepted and greatly appreciated!

Dog & Cat Food

Non-clumping Cat Litter

481099327


SUNNY FARMS CENTER STAGETHURSDAY, Aug. 1410 a.m. — Opening ceremony10:30 a.m. — Sequim City Band11:30 a.m. — Briana Lark1 p.m. — Old Sidekicks2 p.m. — Dancing Grandmas3 p.m. — Roberto the Magni�cent5 p.m. — Buck Ellard7 p.m. — Roberto the Magni�cent

FRIDAY, Aug. 1511 a.m. — Eden Valley Strummers1 p.m. — Luck of the Draw3 p.m. — Roberto the Magni�cent5 p.m. — Shady Grove7 p.m. — Roberto the Magni�cent

SATURDAY, Aug. 1611 a.m. — Olympic Peninsula Men’s ChorusNoon — Grand Olympics Chorus1 p.m. — Aspire Academy3 p.m. — Roberto the Magni�cent5 p.m. — Guardian Elephant7 p.m. — Roberto the Magni�cent

MUSICALENTERTAINMENT

SUNDAY, Aug. 1710 a.m. — Tom Taylor11:30 a.m. — Young Fiddlers1 p.m. — Dean Ratzman4 p.m. — Strait Wheelers

WILDER AUTO COMMUNITY STAGETHURSDAY, Aug. 14Noon — Dylan Jakobsen2 p.m. — Dylan Jakobsen4 p.m. — Chance McKinney6 p.m. — Royalty Night8 p.m. — Chance McKinney

FRIDAY, Aug. 15Noon — Night Beats2 p.m. — Massy Ferguson Band4 p.m. — Black Vinyl All Stars6 p.m. — Massy Ferguson Band8 p.m. — Black Vinyl All Stars

^ Chance McKinney>> MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT continued on Page 6

& YOURFull ServiceFarm Store!

481099329

Leitz Farms Inc.1527 E. Front St. Port Angeles

360.452.1400www.leitzfarmsinc.com

481099329481099329

Leitz Farms Inc.Leitz Farms Inc. www.leitzfarmsinc.com

We Are Now a Dealer for theWORLD’S

#1 SELLING TRACTOR

#1 SELLING #1 SELLING


SATURDAY, Aug. 1610 a.m. — Happy Soles Line Dancing11 a.m. — Olympic Mountain CloggersNoon — Guardian Elephant2 p.m. — Fabulous Hayshakers4 p.m. — Jessica Lynne Band6 p.m. — Vibratones Reunion8 p.m. — Jessica Lynne Band

SUNDAY, Aug. 17Noon — Witherow2 p.m. — 4th annual Variety and Talent Show5:30 p.m. — Below the Smile

<< MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT continued from Page 5

^ Vibratones

The Peninsula rocks: Locals take the stageThere is a wealth of talent on the North Olympic

Peninsula. Some of this talent will be on display during the

Clallam County Fair’s fourth annual Variety and Talent Show.

Acts of all kinds — vocal, instrumental, magic, juggling, dance, comedy and others — will take the

Wilder Auto Community Stage between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 17.

Money and prizes will be awarded to �rst-, second- and third-place winners.

Everyone is invited to cheer on neighbors and friends at this community talent show. Come join in the fun!

360-452-50251-888-276-6716

923 E. First, Port Angeleswww.rootintootin.com

Huge SaleDuringFairWeek!

481052352

Richard Davies, DDS PSGeneral Dentistry

Proud supporterand sponsor of theClallam County Fair

683-4850321 N. Sequim Ave. Ste. C • Sequim

Cosmetic DentistryfeaturingCEREC Single AppointmentComputer-Generated Ceramic CrownsSnoring and CPAP IntoleranceAlso Implants, Cleanings, etc.

481051363


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. Tickets can be purchased at the following locations

before Aug. 14:In Port Angeles at: • Higher Grounds, 802 C St. and 510 N. Oakridge

Drive.• Swain’s General Store, 602 E. First St. • Wilder Auto Center, 97 Deer Park Road• Clallam County Fair Of�ce, 1608 W. 16th St.In Forks at: • Forks Out�tters, 950 S. Forks Ave.**Please note: Checks will not be accepted at Swain’s

General Store.

The KIDZONE ensures that every age group has something extra-fun to do at the fair. The zone is tailored for those 12 and younger — particularly those who aren’t tall enough to enjoy the carnival rides.

The Kid Zone will be open each day throughout the

fair — Aug. 14 through Aug. 17.The zone is located in the northwest area of the

fairgrounds (see map on Page 10). There will be free activities for children, including

Bale-A-Hay and Fire Prevention Trailer on Kids Day — Thursday, Aug. 14.

Each day within the “zone” you’ll �nd pony rides, a 25-foot rock wall and Euro bungee jump. Some additional fees apply.

Two bungee-jumping harnesses will sweep thrill-seekers 30 feet in the air. Bungee jumpers must weigh at least 10 pounds but no more than 200 pounds.

Controls allow bungee operators to bounce jumpers as high or low as they want — younger kids may like to start out slow and get progressively more brave with each bounce. Fees apply.

A new addition to the KIDZONE this year is a visit by Cap’n Arrr!

Performances will take place Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 11:30 a.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m., 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.

These interactive comedy performances will have audiences laughing as they learn basic instruction about how to walk, talk and laugh like a pirate.

The zany captain’s call and response songs are so

CARNIVAL FUN& KIDZONE

catchy that attendees will be singing them long after his ship has sailed away.

^ Cap’n Arrr!

Summer Is Home Energy Audit Time!Summer is here, and while we’re all enjoying the bene ts that come along with it, including lower energy bills, this is the perfect time to conduct a home energy audit!Visit the PUD’s YouTube channel to view our “Home Energy Audit” video where you can learn how to conduct your own home audit that can save you money as we head into Fall!Find it at www.youtube.com/clallampud

www.clallampud.net

481051373

soundcb.comPort Angeles | 360.452.4624 | 110 N. Alder St.

Sequim | 360.683.2818 | 541 N. 5th Ave.Member FDIC481051367


For a full list of the entertainment line-up at the Clallam County Fair, visit:www.clallamcountyfair.com

461052230

ThursdayThursdayOld Sidekicks

1 pm

Buck Ellard5 pm

FridayLuck of the Draw

1 pm

Shady Grove5 pm

Logging Show12 pm

Saturday

Rodeo Sat 5 pm, Sun 12 pm

SaturdayGuardian Elephant

5 pm

Thursday, Friday& Saturday

Roberto the Magnifi cent3 pm & 7 pmSunday

Demolition Derby 5 pm

ENTERTAINMENT ON THIS STAGEGENEROUSLY SUPPORTED BY SUNNY FARMS

NewTime!

Draft Horse Pull 2 pm

Cavallo Equestrian ArtsPresents “Dark Knights”

3 pm5 pm7 pm

4 pm6 pm8 pm

Thursday | Friday

Non-Stop Entertainmentat the Clallam County Fair!

At the Sunny Farms StageIn the Grandstand


KISS THE PIGCONTEST

One lucky local veteri-narian will again have the opportunity to kiss a pig at the Clallam County Fair to show their support of 4-H.

This is the 14th and � nal year of the Kiss the Pig Contest.

All participating veteri-narians will have piggy banks in their of� ces to accept donations in their names.

The veterinarian who collects the most money in his or her name becomes the “winner” and kisses the pig at the Clallam County Fair at 1:30 p.m. at the Swine Arena on Sunday, Aug. 17.

All money raised from the contest goes to scholarships to graduat-ing seniors who have participated in Clallam County 4-H.

Each graduating 4-H senior who applies for a scholarship and completes the year will receive funding.

Port Angeles Senior Center

328 E. 7th StreetPort Angeles

360-457-7004www.portangelesseniorcenter.com

SEE US AT THE FAIRCI

TY OF PORT ANGELES

RECREATION

471100110

More than 500 youth are active in the 4-H pro-gram in Clallam County.

Past Kiss the Pig Contest winners are: Robert Mowbray, Sandra

Smith (a � ve-time winner), Cheryl Adaska, Dennis Wilcox, Marna Hall, Brian Marts, Meg Gordon, Melissa Smith and Liz Oien.

People may make a donation to the veterinar-ian of their choice in a piggy bank at participat-ing veterinarian of� ces, at the Clallam County Fair in the 4-H building, 1608 W. 16th St. in Port Angeles or by mail.

Checks should be made out to Clallam County 4-H Leaders’ Council: Kiss the Pig, c/o 3815 Old Olympic Highway, Port Angeles, WA 98362.

Don’t miss the chance to participate in this fun scholarship fundraiser

459 W. Washington St., Sequim360-683-0174

blissiesbonetique.com

481099039

459 W. Washington St., Sequim

Look for these special containers throughout the fair.

Recycling360-417-4874

Thank You For Recycling Your Bottles And Cans

481097878

throughout the fair.throughout the fair.

Recycling

CITY

OF PORT ANGELES

PENINSULA DAILY NEWS/SEQUIM GAZETTEPENINSULA DAILY NEWS/SEQUIM GAZETTE 10 CLALLAM COUNTY FAIR | AUGUST 2014 CLALLAM COUNTY FAIR | AUGUST 2014 11

DOG BARN

CATBARN

DOGSHOWAREA

HORSE BARN 1

WILDER AUTOCOMMUNITY STAGE

SUNNY FARMSSTAGE

XI IOTA

FAIROFFICE

LIONS

SHOP

HORSE SHOW ARENA

POND

LINCOLN PARK

GRANDSTANDARENA

GRANDSTAND

WARM UPARENA

NOT OPENTO PUBLIC

NOT OPENTO PUBLIC

RODEO GATENOT OPEN TO PUBLIC

LIVESTOCKSHOWARENA

SHEEP/SWINEARENA

SHAVINGS

SCALES

HORSE BARN 2FLORAL

HOME ARTS/HOBBIES &

CRAFTS

HORS

E BA

RN 3

CATTLEBARN

SWIN

EBA

RN SOW/PIGLET

PEN

SHEEPBARN

HOSPITALITYHOUSE

RESERVEDPARKING

RABBIT/POULTRY

BARN

LLAMA/GOATBARN

SCONEBOOTH

GORDY’SPIZZA

AGRICULTUREBUILDING

FOODCOURT

EXPO HALL/4H/PHOTOGRAPHY

RED

MID

WAY

RED

MID

WAY

I N F OI N F O

Y E L L O W M I D W AY

Y E L L O W M I D W AY

R E DG AT ER E D

G AT E

Y E L L O WG AT E

Y E L L O WG AT E

W H I T EG AT E

W H I T EG AT E

WH I T

E

WH I T

EM

IDW

AY

MID

WAY

B L U EG AT E

GREENG AT E

BLUE

MID

WAY

GREE

N M

IDW

AY

ART/MERCHANTS

ANNEX

PLAZAANTIQUEEQUIPMENT

DISPLAY AREA

ARENA STAGING AREA

CARNIVAL

AIRP

ORT

CONCESSION& WEST STAGEACCESS ROAD

PONYRIDES

ROCKCLIMBINGWALL &BUNGEE

CAP’N ARRSHOW

LOGCABIN

KID ZONE

RESERVEDOUTSIDECAMPING

RESERVEDINSIDE

CAMPING

RESERVEDPARKING

RESERVEDPARKING

RESERVEDCONCESSION

CAMPING

W E S TPA R K I N G

L O T

ADAPARKING

L ST

REET

W. 16TH STREET

MERCHANTSBUILDING

FAIR BOARDKITCHEN

N O R T HPA R K I N G

L O T

LEGE

NDCLALLAM COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS1608 West 16th St., Port Angeles• www.clallamcountyfair.com

N

BICYCLES CAMPING

FIRST AID

SHOWERSRESTROOM

SMOKINGAREA

ACCESSIBLERESTROOMPARKING


Shirts with the Clal-lam County Fair theme and logo in a variety of sizes, colors and styles are available for purchase.

Choose from classic

SHOW YOURFAIR SPIRIT

T-shirts, ladies V-necks, hooded sweatshirts and full-zippered hooded sweatshirts.

Youth and unisex T-shirts are available in

black, lime and red. Ladies V-neck T-shirts

are available in black and red.

Hooded sweatshirts and full-zip hooded sweatshirts are available in black and red.

Prices vary from $16 to $40 depending on the style.

Shirts can be purchased at the Clallam County Fair Of�ce, 1608 W. 16th St. in Port Angeles.

Shirts will be available during the fair at the main information booth.

Limited sizes and colors are available so purchase your fair shirt early.

Country Care Veterinary & Acupuncture Service

MELISSA SMITH

DVM

• General Medicine• Alternative Medicine• Laser & Acupuncture

51 Valley Center Pl. Sequim, WA 98382

360-681-0334

481097221

Pork... and our other specialty meats

BACON • SMOKED HAM • PORK CHOPS BREAKFAST SAUSAGE & LINKS

STEAK • FRESH FISH & OYSTERSSmoked SalmonKippered,Hard Smoked,Jerky, Candy, Pepperoni

Beef JerkyTeriyaki, Cajun, Black Pepper Garlic, Old-Fashioned

SausageSummer, Salami, Thuringer, Italian, Polish, Cajun,German, Brats, Pepperoni, Jalapeno Pepperoni, Landjaeger

1325 E. 1st,Port Angeles360-457-3211

Try to beat our prices!

We Mail Anywherein the U.S.A

USDA INSPECTED MEATSCustom Cut To Your Order

Double Wrapped

& Quick Frozen

Custom Curling & Smoking Beef, Fish, Game, Poultry

Fish Cutting & Vacuum Packing

Wild Game Cutting & Wrapping

481099333


Port Angeles Lions Club — Hot dogs, hand-dipped corn dogs, nachos, sno-cones, ice cream bars, candy bars, popcorn, pastries, ham-burgers and funnel cakes.

Maggie May’s Espresso & Out�tter — Espresso, cinnamon rolls, cookies, gluten-free cook-ies, elk and deer burgers, taco soup, turkey wraps, biscuits and gravy, veg-gie salad, broccoli salad, potato salad, split pea and ham soup, smooth-ies, Italian sodas and hot chocolate.

Roadrunner Conces-sions — Fish, shrimp, clam strips, chicken nug-gets and strips, curly fries and corn dogs.

XI IOTA — Ice cream bars and pretzels.

Dry Creek Grange — Raspberry, blackberry and strawberry scones and strawberry “sconecake.”

Lariat Ladies — Breakfast menu, spe-cialty sandwiches, Lariat Double Dog, fresh salads, cold day warmer-uppers, turkey burgers, buffalo burgers, Lariat Burgers, pulled pork, kid’s special meal, desserts and drinks.

Egg Roll Hut — Asian egg rolls, potstickers, prawns, pork and beef skewers, grilled corn, white rice, bottled water and pop, chips, combo with rice and egg rolls.

J & J Italian Sausage — Italian sau-sage sandwiches, Italian cheese steak sandwiches, elephant ears, Polish sausage dogs, Italian street box (sausage, garlic mashed potatoes with vegetables and salad) strawberry parfait and beverages.

Domino’s Pizza — Sandwiches, bread sticks, bread bites, personal pan pizzas and soda fountain drinks.

Kitchen Craft — Display of American- made kitchen acces-sories and cookware while performing a live cooking demonstration where 1-ounce samples of chicken and vegetables will be passed out.

Smokey’s BBQ Grill — Smoked meats, includ-ing pork, sausages, beef, ribs, cole slaw, beans and drinks.

Gordy’s Pizza & Pasta — Pizza, pasta,

salad, cinnamon rolls, cheesecake and brownies.

MaryAnn’s Shaved Ice — 34 �avors of tropi-cal snow Hawaiian shaved ice and iguana candy.

The Kaffeehaus — Hot/iced coffee drinks (espresso, latte, mocha, etc), hot/iced coffee al-ternatives (tea, Chai tea, apple cider, etc), blendeds (blended coffee, blended Chai, etc.), Italian sodas and milkshakes.

Deep Fried Every-thing — Deep-fried candy bars, nachos, chili cheese fries, bacon cheese fries, chili dogs, hand-dipped Wisconsin famous corn dogs, deep-fried Oreos, deep-fried smores, deep-fried peanut butter and jelly sandwich, tower of onion rings, alligator on a stick and sodas.

Chin Cha Teriyaki — Shrimp, pork, chicken and beef teriyaki, egg rolls, soft noodles, fried veg-etables and Korean beef short ribs.

Little O’s/Tri-pod & Co. — Mini doughnuts, slushies, Italian soda, candy, chips, soda and bottled water.

Nadya’s Greek Cuisine — Gyros, dolmathes, falafel sand-wich and baklava.

Francines Fancy’s — Waf�e cones, sundaes, ba-nana splits, fudge brown cows, mud pies, elephant ears, hand-dipped corn

dogs, fried ice cream, chili-cheese and nachos and regular-cut fries.

Pure Kettle Corn — Kettle corn and freeze drinks.

Rainbow Girls Sequim Assembly No. 57 — Corn on the cob.

Sequim Valley Prod-ucts — Funnel cakes, deep-fried Twinkies, pea-nut butter and jelly and brownies, hot dogs, bowls of chili, chili dogs and pie slices a la mode.

Country Bumpkins — Chicken and waf�es, hush puppies, jambalaya over dirty rice, jambalaya dinner, sweet tea, lemon-ade, water and sodas.

“Gourmet Grub” Fair Board Kitchen — Delicious breakfast, lunch and dinner items and ice cream, too. Proceeds from the Fair Kitchen go towards improvements and upgrades at the fairgrounds.

TEMPTING TASTE BUDS

www.SequimCountryPawsResort.com

COUPON

$3 offBoarding or Grooming

with coupon. $3 off boarding when staying 3 or

more nights, some restrictions apply. Expires 12/31/14

360 582-968642 Dory Rd., Sequim WA, 98382

Country PawsResort

Dog Boarding Open 7 Daysa weekIndividual Condo SuitesAll Sizes ofDogs WelcomePlay TimeHeated/CooledCertified Grooming25+ Years ExperienceFind us on Facebook

Individual Condo Suites

Certified Grooming25+ Years Experience

481051945

Fair Kitchen!Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

A di� erent meal choice every day. Stop in and see what’s new!

� ank You toALL of our Volunteers!

Ice Cream, too!

� e Kitchen is run by the Fair Board.Proceeds from the Fair Kitchen go towards improvements and upgrades on the fair grounds.

481097880


THURSDAY, Aug. 149 a.m.

• 4-H/FFA/Open Swine, Written Test • 4-H Dog Information Test• Open/4-H/FFA Pygmy, Dairy, Pack and Market Goat• Fitting and showing, followed by type classes

10 a.m.• Poultry Open Pee-Wee Fitting and Showing• 4-H Poultry Fitting and Showing• Poultry Adult Fitting and Showing• 4-H Intermediate/Senior Dog Obedience• 4-H Horse Showmanship

1 p.m.• 4-H/FFA Rabbit and Cavy Judging Contest • 4-H Horse English Performance• 4-H/Open Poultry Type Class

1:30 p.m.• 4-H Intermediate/Senior Dog Conformation

2 p.m.• Cat Cage Decoration Judging

2:30 p.m.• 4-H Intermediate/Senior Dog Fitting and Showing

3 p.m.• Horse Judging

5 p.m.• 4-H Cat Judging Contest

ANIMAL SHOWS

>> ANIMAL SHOWS continued on Page 15

Visit www.clallamcountyfair.com for the latest news about the upcoming fair.

The website features a wealth of information about the fair, including everything from event updates to details about building rentals and much, much more.

So check out the website today!

481097223

Summer classes continue through Aug. 21Call 457-5187 for current class openings!FALL REGISTRATION OPENS AUGUST 18REGISTER EARLY FOR BEST CLASS CHOICE!

klahhanegymnastics.org

Party ‘til the cows come home

Christina Wagner, DVMAndi Thomson, DVM

Michelle DeCourcey, DVM

An Experience Guaranteed toDelight Both the Young & Old

160 Del Guzzi DrivePort Angeles

(360) 452-7686

ANGELESCLINIC

FORANIMALS

481097222


FRIDAY, Aug. 159 a.m.• 4-H/FFA Beef Fitting and Showing followed by

Type, followed by Open Beef Type Classes• 4-H Dog Judging and Oral Reasoning• 4-H Rabbit, Cavy, and Small Animal Fitting and

Showing Classes• FFA Rabbit, Cavy, and Small Animal Fitting and

Showing followed by 4-H Rabbit, Cavy, and Small Animal Type Classes, FFA Rabbit, Cavy, and Small Animals Type Classes

9:30 a.m.• 4-H Western Games (Grandstand)

10 a.m.• 4-H/FFA/Open Sheep Fitting and Showing,

followed by Type Classes• 4-H Cat Fitting and Showing • 4-H Cat Primary Fitting and Showing

10:30 p.m.• 4-H Primary/Junior Dog Obedience

Noon4-H Poultry Judging Contest

1 p.m.• 4-H Cat Type Classes• Open Cavy Type Classes• Open Rabbit Type Classes

1:30 p.m.• 4-H Primary/Junior Dog Conformation

2 p.m.• 4-H Reining

2:30 p.m.• 4-H Primary/Junior Dog Fitting and Showing

3 p.m.• 4-H Groom Squad• Open Cat Show• 4-H Quality Assurance Skill-A-Thon • Fleece Show

SATURDAY, Aug. 1610 a.m.• 4-H Horse Western Performance Classes

10 a.m.• 4-H Intermediate/Senior Dog Rally-O• 4-H Western Performance Classes• 4-H/FFA Dairy Cattle Fitting & Showing, followed

by Type Classes• Open Dairy Cattle Type Classes

1 p.m.• 4-H Intermediate/Senior Dog Agility• 4-H/FFA Junior Livestock Auction• (Located at the Sheep/Swine Arena)

2 p.m.• 4-H Cat Costume Classes

4 p.m.• 4-H Dog intermediate/Senior Costume Class

SUNDAY, Aug. 1710 a.m.• 4-H Primary/Junior Dog Agility• 4-H Miniature Horse Classes• 4-H Rabbit, Cavy, Poultry and Small Animal

Costume Class• 4-H/FFA Large Livestock Round Robin

ANIMAL SHOWS continued from Page 14

12:30 p.m.• 4-H Horse Trail Classes• Lads & Ladies Lead — Sheep

1 p.m.• 4-H Primary/Junior Dog Rally-O

1:30 p.m.• Open Large Livestock Adult Fitting & Showing• Kiss the Pig event. See Page 9 for details.

2 p.m.• 4-H/FFA Small Animal Round Robin

• Horse in Hand Obstacle Rally3 p.m.• Sheep and Goat Costume Class and Play Day• Open Large Livestock Peewee Fitting & Showing• 4-H Horse Costume Class

4 p.m.• 4-H Primary/Junior Dog Costume Classes

5 p.m.• Horse & Rider Pie Eating Contest

Dr. Heather ShortDr. Vickie Howell

Dr. Tara Black

M-F • 8:00 am-6:00 pmSaturday 8:00 am-12:00 pm

202 North 7th Avenue • Sequim, WA 98382www.sequimanimalhospital.com • (360) 683-7286

481097737

UPTOWN REALTY

Emilie Thornton(360) 912-3934

[email protected]

Your Trusted Real Estate AdvisorI am happy to be back to the Peninsula after several years in Southern Oregon, where I was a multiple Designated Broker of 3 offices. Having over 25 years of Real Estate experience, working on residential, rural properties, farms, ranches and short sales, I realize the importance of working for an office that offers its agents and clients the ultimate in support, giving us all the edge in both transactions and listings. Needless to say, I enjoy Real Estate and working with people. It is very rewarding to find that “Just Right Property” and get the transaction closed to the ben-efit of my clients. Again, I am most happy to be back in this beautiful area that offers so many opportunities. It is a great place to live, raise your children and retire.


Non-Stop Entertainment on theWilder Auto Community Stage

Thursday

Saturday

Thursday, Friday & Saturday

Friday

Sunday

Chance McKinneyCountry Star4 pm &8 pm

Jessica Lynne Country Band4 pm & 8 pm

Vibratones ReunionClassic Rock Band6 pm 4th Annual Variety & Talent Show

2 pm

Witherow 12 pmBelow the Smile 5:30 pm

11:30 am | 1 pm & 3 pm | 5 pm & 7 pm EACH DAY!

Black Vinyl AllstarsClassic Rock4 pm &8 pm

Cap̒n Arrrin the KidZone

— ENTERTAINMENT ON THIS STAGE GENEROUSLY SUPPORTED BY WILDER AUTO —For a full list of the entertainment line-up at the Clallam County Fair, visit: www.clallamcountyfair.com

461052231


FAIR SUPERINTENDENTS4-H/FFA STILL LIFE: Sarah Aubin, 360-461-5601HOBBIES & CRAFTS: Cheryl Martin, 360-461-1025AGRICULTURE: Mark Urnes, 360-457-4524HOME ARTS: Reneé Holt ,360-417-1188FINE ART: Linda Stadtmiller, [email protected]: LaDona Wilson, 360-417-0924CATS: Tara West, 360-461-7535GOATS AND LLAMAS: Shirley Gump, 360-461-6447CATTLE: Julie Mowbray, 360-457-5403PHOTOGRAPHY: Ardythe Wendt, 360-565-6737DOGS: Karen Fink 683-4918 or Elaine Diedrich, 360-683-2226POULTRY: Karen Dybedal, 360-452-9172RABBITS AND CAVIES: Becky Smith, 360-467-2500FLORAL: Gladys Wallace, 360-452-4047SHEEP: Cyndie Stumbaugh, 360-683-6495SWINE: Bob Cristion, 360-457-0870ANTIQUE FARM AND LOGGING EQUIPMENT: Josh Borte, 360-452-6053FFA ADVISOR: Steve Mahitka, 360-582-3600 Ext. 6824-H ADVISOR: Jennifer Schmidt, 360-417-2398

481099330

Educator of the Month Mike Frick, with KONP’s Todd Ortlo� ,Cari Stricker from Umpqua Bank, CTE Director Cindy Crumb,

former PAHS Principal Garry Cameron and PAHS machine technology students.

81 Hooker Rd., #9, Sequim • [email protected] • www.allformwelding.com

Cont. Reg. ALLFOWI023CB

MEMBER NATIONAL ORNAMENTAL &

MISCELLANEOUS METALS ASSOCIATION

Since 1991Allform Welding has built an enviable reputation over the years as the premier source for custom metal fabrication and welding on the Olympic Peninsula. We have produced a wide variety of styles from simple to ornate, from classic to whimsical, and from small to massive. Our design team and our skilled craftspeople will take your ideas from wish list to reality – if you can visualize it, we can make it happen!

Having FUN with METALS in Carlsborg

Call or email today and let’s get started!

481097225


QUEEN MIA STEBEN is sponsored by Everlasting Hardwood Floors Inc.

Mia, 17, will be a junior at a private school. Her parents are Terry and Kristi Steben.

She is involved in debate, Teenpact and Worldview Academy. Mia is a part-owner of an Alaska commercial �shing set net

operating in Bristol Bay. She plans to attend Peninsula College followed by the University of

Washington where she will study business.PRINCESS HANNAH FRITZ is sponsored by Happy Feet Specialty

Foot Care. Hannah,18, will be a senior attending the Peninsula College

Running Start Program. Her parents are Bill and Lori Fritz. Hannah is involved in theater,

debate, Northwinds Homeschool Band and Worldview Academy. She plans to attend a four- year college and will major in

political science.PRINCESS HANNAH GAUTHUN is sponsored by Gauthun

Chiropractic. Hannah, 18, is a senior at Sequim High School and attends

Peninsula College’s Running Start program. Her parents are David Gauthun and Teri Grendahl-Gauthun.

She is involved in varsity soccer and tennis and the trap shoot team at Sequim High School. Hannah is a Future Farmers of America member in the beef program. Her plans are to attend a four-year college for pre-med to study dermatology.

Everlasting Hardwood FloorsHappy Feet Specialty Foot CareGauthun ChiropracticRichard E. Davies DDSOlympic Sewer & Drain Cleaning, SequimShear Elegance Hair SalonErnst “Fine Art” Photography

Cowboy CountrySickkTeesMack’s CeramicsPioneer MarineStephen and Kim RosalesPeninsula Awards & TrophiesEric’s RV

FAIR ROYALTY SPONSORS

ROYALCOURT

> photo by Ernst-Ulrich SchaferClallam County Fair Queen Mia Steben, left, and princesses Hannah Fritz and Hannah Gauthun pose for a photo. There will be a meet-and-greet event at 6 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 14 at the Wilder Stage at the fairgrounds.

1203 E. LAURIDSEN BLVD. PORT ANGELES WA 98362360 457 3532 PAFAC.ORG

Gallery & Art Park Free AdmissionPark Open Year Round Sunrise To Sunset

Create Re�ect Experience

471076504




471076504




471076504




471076504

481099324

1102 E. Washington St., Sequim 360-683-2106

Annual care plans with signi� cant

discounts and payment options

making it easy to keep your

pet healthy and happy! 481098769

1102 E. Washington St., Sequim 360-683-2106

happy!

PAW PLANSNow Offering . . .


First FederalWilder AutoPort Angeles Power EquipmentSunny Farms Country StoreThe QuarryFamily Medicine of Port Angeles PLLCPeabody Street Coin LaundryWestport Shipyard Inc.Clallam County PUDRichard E. Davies, DDSOlympic Game FarmSound Community BankPeninsula TanksArrow SepticHermann Brothers Logging & ConstructionLes Schwab, Sequim and Port Angeles

A HUGE ROUND OF APPLAUSE FOR FAIR SPONSORSInterfor Paci�cSunset Wire & RopeMerrill & Ring Inc.Northwestern Territories, Inc.Aaron’s7 Cedars CasinoRay Gruver State Farm InsuranceSteve Methner State Farm InsuranceGreen CrowPen PrintKONPPeninsula Daily NewsSequim GazetteLaurel LanesHank and Barbara Offermann

Linda JadasohnFraternal Order of Eagles Aerie No. 483Naval Elks Lodge No. 353Peninsula BottlingFranni’s GiftsFrugalsPort Angeles Veterinary ClinicPaci�c Northwest Veterinary HospitalAngeles Clinic for AnimalsNorthwest Wilderness Veterinary ServiceGreywolf VeterinaryDr. Tara Black of Sequim Animal HospitalDr. Patricia Dowell of Best Friends Pet CareDr. Holly Irish of Family Veterinary ClinicFair Board Kitchen

Introducing your new

Sales & Service Dealer

Port Angeles Power Equipment

2624 E Highway 101 Port Angeles

360-452-4652

C19T25iT25iT25iT25iT25iT25i


Learn more > Open Accounts Online >ourfirstfed.com > 800-800-1577 Member FDIC

Technology is always moving forward and so are we with options to manage your finances your way.

Providing additional banking choices that fit your lifestyle.

Local Bankers • Local Decisions • Local Focus

Choices

Branch • Phone • Mobile • Online

Proud Supporter of the 2014 Clallam County Fair!481099320

special sections - clallam county fair 2014

Documents

fair special

thethe clallam county

fair food

year fair sale

county fairwelcome

fair hours gates open

free parking

buildings open