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AmericanNews • FAIR DAYS www.aberdeennews.com2 Sunday, August 11, 2013

WHY WE THE BROWN COUNTY FAIR

l veWhat we love... ................................. -->Grandstand Entertainment....................................4A Historical Perspective....................................6Getting There From Here:Directions to the Fair-grounds....................................6History of Grandstand Acts....................................84-H Royalty Candidates..................................10Supporting 4-H..............................12-13Vendor Maps..............................15-17

Expo Building..........15Odde Ice Arena........16Outside....................17

Fair Schedule..............................18-23

Monday...................18Tuesday...................18Wednesday..............18Thursday.................19Friday ....................20Saturday..................21Sunday....................22Monday .................23

TABLE OF CONTENTS

“It’s a special event and something different. It only comes around once a year–that’s why it’s so special. The whole atmosphere of it al l–the concerts, food, andevents–is a great way to end summer.” ~ Derek Schuster, Aberdeen

“The food...whatever I’m in the mood for. I like greasy fair food. That’s the highlight of the fair for me personal ly.” ~ Brady Haar, Aberdeen

“1. No admittance fee. 2. Great competition for home-grown plants and animals. 3. Dedicated volunteers. 4. Executive fair board staff is second to none. 5. V isit withfriends from far and near. 6. Fair food is mouth-watering.” ~ Bill Fuhrman, Aberdeen

“At my age, what I like to do is see my grandkids 4-H exhibits and the events onthe stages...and the food.” ~ Donna Hogg, Faulkton

“I would definitely say the concerts are the best part. They always seem to get pretty good head liners for this smal l of town.” ~ Gavin Voss, Groton

“I like to go on rides. My favorite is the ferris wheel because I go real ly high.” ~ Cady Jangula, Aberdeen

“I like that it is a big event for our community and it al lows people the opportunity to get out.” ~ Carly Eaton, Aberdeen

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“It’s something to take the kids to!” ~ Amber Locke, Aberdeen

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“I think the Brown C ounty Fair is great and it has been for years. It seems to get a little bit better every year.” ~ Tom Ball, Aberdeen

“The atmosphere. The food. The gathering of the people — the whole fair!” ~ Patricia Davies, Aberdeen

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It’s been a long uphill bat-tle for Gretchen Wilson,who turned 40 in June.

Born to a 16-year-old mother– her father left when shewas only two years old – shegrew up poor, living in aPocahontas, Ill., trailer park.She went to school onlythrough the eighth grade andbegan working as acook/bartender in the sameclub with her mother. Buther life took a turn for thebetter when she hit the stagesinging.

“By the age of 20, she wassinging in two differentbands in the area. Shemoved to Nashville in 1996and tended bar while singingon demos and in clubs forthe next seven years. Duringthis period, she became partof an informal group ofsingers and songwritersknown at the Muzik Mafiawho met once a week to tryout new material. Wilsonand John Rich, anothermember of the group (and aformer member of Lonestar)wrote “Redneck Woman,”an autobiographical song inwhich she unabashedly cele-brated her redneck, white-trash background.” (Source:Official Site – gretchenwil-son.com)

Her Grammy Award win-ning song “RedneckWoman,” debuted in 2004and topped the BillboardCountry Singles Chart fasterthan any single in 10 years,propelling her to fame.

Wilson’s long list of ac-complishments includes fourstudio albums, one compila-tion album, 15 singles, 10music videos and an autobi-ography, also called “Red-neck Woman,” published in2005. Her debut album,“Here for the Party,” made

both the country album andthe pop album charts atnumber one and numbertwo, respectively.

Wilson, who is hugely pop-ular in the United Kingdom,Australia and Canada, willheadline at the BrownCounty Fair on Saturday,Aug. 17, and will fire up theaudience with such countryfavorites as “Here for theParty,” “When I ThinkAbout Cheatin’,” “All JackedUp,” and “Work Hard, PlayHarder.” And of course,“Redneck Woman.” (“Hell,ya!”)

If Gretchen Wilson’s im-poverished upbringingformed a diamond in therough, then a Mayberry-likechildhood should not haveproduced a musical prodigylike Justin Moore. But itdid. Moore was raised in ahome with “…loving grand-parents on both sides of thefamily tree, aunts, uncles,cousins, best boyhood andlifelong friends, Sundaymeals after church…”(Source: Justin Moore offi-cial web page) And at theage of two his parents werealready noticing that hecould sing – in tune. In onlya couple of years he was thesoloist in the church choir.

So far this 29-year-old cow-boy from Poyen, Ark. hasproduced two albums(“Justin Moore” and “Out-laws Like Me”), with a third(“Off the Beaten Path”) onthe way – September 17 isthe planned release date.

His songs have hit thecharts eight times – “SmallTown USA,” “If HeavenWasn’t So Far Away,” and“Til My Last Day,” and“Backwoods.”

In 2009-10 he began tour-ing with the big kids – Trace

Adkins, Hank Williams Jr.,Lynyrd , Brad Paisley, Brooksand Dunn, Miranda Lam-bert and Darius Rucker.

Moore will follow JohnMichael Montgomery on-stage at the Brown CountyFair on Thursday, Aug. 15.

Describing his music as“Southern Country Rock,”Brantley Gilbert will bringhis style of entertainment tothe Brown County Fair onAugust 16 – a mere eightdays after performing at theout-of-control Buffalo Chip

campground in Sturgis.At the age of 28, he’s al-

ready had three of his songsrecorded by Jason Aldean:“The Best of Me,” “DirtRoad Anthem,” and “MyKinda Party,” which rock-eted to number one on thecountry charts.

To say that he is a risingstar is an understatement.His “Hell on Wheels” tourhas sold out in seven arenasacross the country includingKansas City, Mo., Lincoln,Neb. and Mankato, Minn.


BROWN COUNTY FAIR GRANDSTAND ENTERTAINMENT

Grandstand ScheduleMonday, August 12

Dacotah Stampede Rodeo

Tuesday, August 13

Dacotah Stampede Rodeo

Wednesday, August 14

Stock Car Races

Thursday, August 15

Justin Moore with John Michael Montgomery

Friday, August 16

Brantley Gilbert with Chancey Williams& The Younger Brothers Band

Saturday, August 17

Gretchen Wilson with Katie Armiger

Sunday, August 18

Demolition Derby

Wilson. Moore. Gilbert.


Both his albums have beenreleased on the Average Joe’sEntertainment label. In 2010he left Average Joe’s andjoined Valory. His newalbum is expected to be outlater this year.

Gilbert was nominatedNew Artist of the Year at theCountry Music Awards in2012 and at the 2013 Acad-emy of County MusicAwards was named TopNew Male Artist.

Ticket Info:

Packaged grandstand tick-ets include one rodeo, allthree concerts and the demo-lition derby. They are $45 for General Admission(seating areas and standingroom), $65 for ReservedGrandstand (numbered seat-ing area for concerts only,available at the BrownCounty Auditor’s Office),and $70 for Stage Front

(gated seated area, concertonly). Individual concerttickets can be purchased for$35 at the grandstand ticketbooth or fair office only on

the day of the correspondingshow.

Gates open approximately1 to 1 1/2 hours before theshow starts, after the soundcheck is completed.

Other individual grand-stand entertainment ticketsare priced as follows: Rodeo– adults $12, children (8years and under) $6; StockCar Races – adults $15, chil-dren (ages 12-17) $8, chil-dren 11 and under free;Demolition Derby – adults$12, children (8 years andunder) $6.

Please note that the pack-aged grandstand ticket doesnot include the Stock CarRaces on Wednesday, Aug.14. Separate individual tick-ets are required.


The Brown CountyFair has been aroundsince the 1880’s.

What began as a smallcounty fair displaying live-stock, grains, vegetables andmachinery is now a week-long event showcasing 4-Hyouth, our communities,food, fellowship and enter-tainment.

In the 1920’s, the fair be-came known as the Tri-StateFair and included the Dako-tas and Minnesota. It ran afull week and was well knowfor its competition amongpurebred animal producers.Also, huge machinery dis-plays were a must-see andhorse and racing were fea-tured on alternate days.

The fair was a major socialand entertainment event be-fore the days of radio andtelevision.

The fair was opened up toall residents of the countyand included a large varietyof exhibit choices — live-stock, crops, poultry, flow-ers, arts and crafts andseveral home arts divisions.

The County 4-H Clubs

have become a critical partof the fair’s success and pur-pose, and the youth involvedare able to take part in a va-riety of programs.The fair is run by an all-vol-

unteer Fair Board. The 2013

Fair Board members are asfollows:

Sea AtwoodConald Burgard

Tom CarlsonRandy Crawford

Val DaschelFae Dayton

Cara DennertJanet Elsen

Karen ErdmannChris Fischbach

Don GanjeDavin Johnson

Lee KochGordon NelsonSandy Osterman

Mike RusselJan Schile

Deb SchlosserMatt Scott

Becky StuckerStu Swenson

Linda ThurstonTerri Traxinger

Matt Zeller

From the North

on Highway 281

Travel south to 131st Street /County Highway 15 (Fair-grounds Road), turn eastand continue to the fair-grounds.

From the South

on Highway 281

Continue north on US High-way 281 through to 131stStreet / County Highway 15(Fairgrounds Road). Turneast and continue until youreach the fairgrounds.

From the West

on Highway 12

Travel east to US Highway281 North. Travel north onUS Highway 281 to 131stStreet / County Highway 15(Fairgrounds Road). Turneast and go until you reachthe fairgrounds.

From the East

on Highway 12

Travel west to RooseveltStreet, turn north and con-tinue to 131st Street /County Highway 15 (Fair-grounds Road). Turn weston 131st Street and continueto the fairgrounds.

TIPS:Once you get there:

*Parking is free! *Remember to make note ofwhere to you park. In ourtechnological age, some people find it best to take a picture of where theyparked and/or a landmarkor two along the way.*As with this year’s theme,there’s “so much to do...somuch to be seen” at theBrown County Fair. Enjoyyourself!

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A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE:BROWN COUNTY FAIR

GETTING THERE FROM HERE: DIRECTIONS TO THE FAIRGROUNDS


Directions & Tips,

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*Don’t miss out! Use thisbook to find out when andwhere your favorite fairevents, vendors and/or con-cessions are! Find additionalfairground maps on pages15, 16, and 17. A fair eventschedule can be found onpages 18-23.

Still not sure how to get there?

Where do you go once you’ve

arrived? See the map on theright. Or, better yet, down-load an app! From popularnationwide smart phone ap-plications like Google Mapsor Navigator to local home-town favorites like AccessAberdeen and the BrownCounty Fair app, you can’tgo wrong. One of them willsurely help you find yourway!


2013

Justin Moore, John Michael Montgomery, Brantley Gilbert,Chancy Williams & The Younger Brothers Band, GretchenWilson, Katie Armiger.2012

Travis Tritt, Hunter Hayes,Jerrod Niemann, David Nail,Dierks Bentley, Dustin Evansand the Good Time Band.2011

LeAnn Rimes, The BandPerry, Josh Turner, John An-derson, Frankie Ballard, Bel-lamy Brothers.2010

Kenny Rogers, Clay Walker,Joe Diffie, Jake Owen, Love& Theft, Joey + Rory.2009

Blake Shelton, Luke Bryan,Heidi Newfield, Herb Dixon,Rodney Atkins, Gloriana.2008

Ronnie Milsap, MirandaLambert, Kellie Pickler, Ash-ton Shepherd, Mark Ches-nutt, Hailey Steele.2007

Craig Morgan, TaylorSwift,Restless Heart, Black-hawk, Little Texas, Lonestar,Taryn Kranhold.2006

Jo Dee Messina, NealMcCoy, Night Wing, KeithAnderson, Josh Gracin.

2005

The Oak Ridge Boys, Trace Adkins, Dierks Bentley, LaurenLucas, Dustin Evans and the Goodtimes, 4-H PerformingArts Group.

HISTORY OF THE BROWN COUNTY FAIR GRANDSTAND ACTS

2004

Chris Cagle, Joan Jett & The Blackhearts, Diamond Rio, Va-lerie Smith & Liberty Pike.2003

Gary Allan, Kellie Coffey, Pat Benatar, Sawyer Brown.2002

Lifehouse, Charlie Daniels Band, Great Pretenders, CarolynDawn Johnson, Phil Vassar.2001

Eve 6, Blessid Union of Souls, Terri Clark, Yankee Grey,Creedence Clearwater Revisited.2000

Glen Campbell, Chely Wright, .38 Special, Ty Herndon.1999

Toby Keith, Sammy Kershaw, Lee Ann Womack, MustangSally, Montgomery Gentry, The Coates.1998

Tracy Byrd, Bill Engvall, The Lynns, Little River Band,Kenny Chesney, BR5-49.1997

Rhett Akins, Martina McBride, Williams and Ree, Joe Diffie.1996

Chris LeDoux, The Trenchcoats, John Berry, Williams andRee, Lonestar, Jo Dee Messina, Ricochet.1995

Patty Lovelace, Blackhawk, Neil McCoy, the Guess Who.1994

Little Texas, Diamond Rio, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Vel-

vet Touch,MichelleWright.1993

Billy Dean,Confeder-ate Rail-road,RonnaReeves,MarkChesnutt,Restless Heart.1992

Brooks & Dunn, Diamond Rio, Lee Greenwood, Suzy Bog-guss, Pam Tillis, Pirates of the Mississippi.1991

The Statler Brothers, Paul Revere and the Raiders, Baillie andthe Boys, Joe Diffie, Restless Heart.1990

Lorrie Morgan, The Oak Ridge Boys, The Bellamy Brothers,Highway 101.1989

The Escape Club, Charley Pride, Sawyer Brown, Skip Ewing,Lucy J. Dalton.1988

Three Dog Night, Tanya Tucker, Sweethearts of the Rodeo,Highway 101, Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers.

1987

Marie Osmond, Dan Seals,Sha Na Na, Gary Puckett.1986

Exile, Lee Greenwood,Herman's Her-mits, Gary Puck-ett and theUnion Gap,The GrassRoots, TheMonkees.



The 2013 BrownCounty 4-H Royaltycandidates have sub-

mitted their applications andwill be selected by the 4-Hmembers at the non-livestockjudging day Monday, Aug.12. A voting box will be setup where 4-Hers can casttheir ballot for the candidateof their choice.

The Royalty will becrowned Friday, Aug. 16 dur-ing the 4-H Royalty Corona-tion and 4-H Fashion Showat the Brown County Fair.The event will begin at 6p.m. in the Kessler’s tent onthe east side of the Expobuilding on the BrownCounty Fairgrounds. 2012 4-H Royalty Taylor Ellingsonand Michael Sperry will pre-side over the 2013 RoyaltyEvent.

The 2013 Royalty Candi-dates are as follows:

Brooke Olson, 17, is annine year member of theRural Lads and Lassies 4-Hclub. In that time she hasheld the offices of President,Vice-President, Treasurer,and Junior Leader. Besidesbeing actively involved inclub work and numerousproject areas including cloth-ing and textiles, photography,foods and nutrition, and vi-sual arts, Brooke attendedthe Teen Leadership Confer-ence in Brookings. She hasalso been a 4-H Camp coun-selor for the past three years.

Brooke is an avid partici-pant in livestock events, ex-hibiting cows at the state fairtwice and winning multipleHerdsmanship awards forswine.

As a student athlete,Brooke is an active partici-pant in volleyball, cheerlead-ing, and golf as well asJunior Olympic volleyballand softball while maintain-ing a high grade point aver-age and being accepted into

Roncalli’s Honor Society.She also volunteered to assistwith Camp Dreammakers, acamp for special needs chil-dren. Brooke was also in aone-act play and spring musi-cal at Roncalli.

Kari Gascoigne, 17, is asix year member of theHoney Bees 4-H Club. Dur-ing that time she has held thepositions of Vice-President,Secretary, and Treasurer. 4-Hhas taught her many thingsthroughout that time. Shehas became more confidentby standing up and being infront of a group of peopleand speaking in front ofthem. She has also learned to

help others and her commu-nity in services of all sizes.She has become more knowl-edgeable about many differ-ent project areas. Herleadership skills have grownbecause she has becomemore willing to step out ofher comfort zone.

Community Service hasbeen something that has beenreally important to her andloves to teach other membershow to become more activein their communities. Karihas gone to Minnesota toMary’s Place to donate cloth-ing, toys, and food. She wentthere with her senior leagueand she plans to go again this

By Becca Tullar, Brown County 4-H YouthProgram Advisor

2013 BROWN COUNTY 4-H ROYALTY CANDIDATES

Olson. Gascoigne. Ochsner.


summer with her church. Last November, her volley-

ball team won the SouthDakota State B VolleyballTournament as well as herbasketball team winning theSouth Dakota State B Bas-ketball Tournament.

And finally she was se-lected to go to Girls Statethis past May to learn how tobe a better leader as well ashow the government worksin South Dakota.

Adam Ochsner, 18, is aseven year member of theKattle Kings 4-H Club.While in 4-H he has held thepositions of President, Vice-President, Secretary, andTreasurer. He has completedprojects in the followingareas: clothing, communityservice, discovering 4-H, firstaid, home living, photogra-phy, visual arts, and woodscience. He has gained lead-ership skills with the youth 4-H members such as helping

with projects and teachingthem how the projects arejudged.

Adam has maintained hisofficer duties. He has com-pleted many communityservice projects such as:cleaning road ditches, deliv-ering fruit baskets to seniorcitizens, and providing break-fast for teacher appreciationweek. He also works hard tocomplete the projects that heis registered for each year aswell as turning his recordbook in on time.

Adam also does commu-nity service for his highschool as well by setting uplights/music for concerts andmaking sure that thelights/music are synchro-nized. He has maintained aexcellent grade point averageand has been on the honorroll for the past four years ofHigh School. During highschool he also participated inband and choir.


Supporting 4-H at the BCFSupporting 4-H at the BCF4-H Mission:4-H empowersyouth to reachtheir full poten-tial, workingand learning inpartnership withcaring adults.

4-H Vision:A world inwhich youthand adultslearn, grow, andwork togetheras catalysts forpositive change.

4-H Motto:To Make theBest Better.

4-H Colors:Green, whichsymbolizes nature’s mostcommon colorand representslife, springtimeand youthWhite, whichsymbolizes purity.

These progressive businesses encourage you to show your support of all 4-H members during the fair!


4-H Livestock Premium SaleMonday, Aug. 19, 9 a.m., Brown County Fairgrounds

00L Summerwind Resort Services, LLC1-3 SD Dairy Promotion Association4-6L SD Game Fish & Parks7-8L Brown County Democrats9 James Valley Two-Cylinder Club10 Pure Air Systems, LLC11L The Pampered Chef12-13 Office of the Attorney General,

Division of Consumer Protection14 D.A.R.E.15L Hefty Seed Company16 Bur-Mars Shoes17 Western Printing Company18-19 Presentation College/Roncalli High

School20 Aberdeen Area Lutherans for Life21-22 Northern Electric Cooperative, Inc.23 SD Farmers Union24 Kleer Vu25 C&R Distributors26 First Impression Clinic27 Lori Habeck28 Take Shape for Life29 Stanley Home Products30X M&B Marketing31X Aberdeen Integrative Health32X Norwex Consulting33X Mohr's Fencing34X SD Department of Labor &

Regulation/Experience Works35X-36XBrown County Republican Party37 Freedom Worship Center38 AdvoCare39-40 Northern State University41 Village Bowl42 Cookie Lee Jewelry43 Exclusive Home Products, LLC44 Franklin Products Co.45-46 Lee Unlimited, Inc.47 It Works Global48-49 Mustang Seeds50 Watkins Products51 Webster Enterprises52 NE SD Celtic Faire53-54 Rhoda Sandquist55 NV56 Trinity Evangelical Lutheran

Church57 Webster Enterprises58 Mary Kay Cosmetics59 Blessings Unlimited60 A-Town Roller Girlz61 31 Gifts62 Cutco63 Free Life International, IME64 The Boston Fern

65 Webster Enterprises66 Aberdeen Family Y67-68 Wensman Seeds69 U Can Click It70 Northern Lights USA71 R Clausen Enterprises72-73 Memories of the Past74 Family Memorials by Gibson75-76 C&R Distributors77 Correct-A-Step78 Lutheran Social Services79-80 Sand Lake National Wildlife81-82 Webster Enterprises83-85 Benita Ruhr / Leon Lane86 Nectar of the Vine87-88 Jewels by Jacquelyn89 SD Public Utilities Commission

90 Sportsman Club of Brown County91 North Star Steel Buildings92 Reliv93 Office of State Treasurer94 Nanas Closet95-96 Webster Enterprises97-98 Brown County Weed & Pest99 Arbonne International100-102 Black Knight103 South Dakota Highway Patrol104 TN Tax Accounting105-106 Western Products Inc.107 Aberdeen American News108 Usbourne Books109 Dakota Prairie Designs110 Scentsy111-113 Black Knight


INDOOR VENDORS — EXPO BUILDING

201L Hearing Health Clinic202L Sisters with Jewels203L-204L Tasha's Scrapbooking205 Dez's Salon & Spa206 H&D Enterprises, LLC207 Gold Pages208 Shafer Manufacturing209 Dakota Tank & Containment210 The Midnight Jewel211 Sand Lake Tree, LLC212 Musel Enterprises, LLC213 REA Hybrids Inc.214L Ag Venture/Scherr's Seed, LLC215 Enercept216 Happy Feet217 Apex Creative Curbing218 Quality Quick Print/Midstates219 Aberdeen Gold & Silver220 Celebrating Home221-222 Kitchen Tune Up223 Modern Woodman of

America224L Silpada Designs225 Webster Enterprises226 Avera Health Plans227-228 First United Methodist229 Gytron230 SD Right to Life231 Dakota Ag Supply, LLC232 My Pillow, Inc.233 Webster Enterprises234-235 Webster Enterprises236-237 Webster Enterprises238L Aberdeen Wings239L-241 Thundermark Art242-243 Minnesota Emu244 Clever Container245-246 Webster Enterprises247-248 Webster Enterprises249 JLA Creations250-252 ABC Seamless253-254 BJ's World of Gifts255-256 Webster Enterprises257-258 In the Shades259 RTW Massage Pillows260-261 Pro Cellular Wireless262 Rodan & Fields263-264 D&S Enterprises265 Sanford Health266L Unique Designs

267L-268 Centsable Fashion269 Tupperware270 Dakota Safety Solutions271 The Pampered Chef272 Aberdeen Monument273-274 Jewels by Park Lane275-276 Tumbleweed Toys277 Webster Enterprises278-279 Sharpener Shop, MD280-281 Basket Unlimited282 Aberdeen Kirby283 Wireless World284 Sandra Petersen

285-288 Denims & Diamonds289 Bachman Painting & Staining290 Shoup Insurance, LLC291 TAS Dog Behavior & Barkery292 Hub City Chiropractic, LLC293 Tri-State Water294L Communication Service for the

Deaf, Inc.295 Child Evangelism Fellowship296 DAV297 Plymoth Congregational

Church298 Aberdeen Humane Society299 Mikey D Chapter


INDOOR VENDORS — ODDE ICE AREA

CONCESSIONS

300-301 Temptations Food302 Aunt Edmoes Cookies303 P.S. Indian Tacos304 The Nut Schack, The Nuts &

More Store305 Rainbow Concessions306 Dar's Concessions307 - A Ken-Rich Enterprises307 - B Open308 Tubby's309 Taulelle Concessions310-312 Cranston Concessions313 Big Daddy Concessions314 Cactus Jack's Concessions315-316 Taulelle Concessions317 Tornado Funnel Cakes318 Taulelle Concessions319 Taulelle Concessions320 Mid Dakota Pork Producers &

Aberdeen Swim Club321 North Central Livestock Feeders

Association322 Big Daddy Concessions323 Maw & Paw's324 Rozie's Ice Cream Shoppe325 Puschinsky Concessions326 Rainbow Concessions327 Max & Erma's328 Bully's ChopHouse329 Tran Concessions330 Daryl's Dog House331 Big Daddy Concessions332 Daryl's Dog House333 Taulelle Concessions334 Country BBQ Pit335 National Guard336 Curt's Motor Sports337 Runnings Farm & Fleet338-339 The Neon Sign Shack340 Knotty Pine Embroidery &

Screen Printing343 Country BBQ Pit344 KT Concessions345 Pat Cranston346 Domino's Pizza347 Greek to Me Inc.348-A Family Foods, Inc.348-B Family Foods, Inc.349 Vogel Street Treats350 Brit Concessions351 Old Time Photos352 The Rhinestone Cowgirl353 Dakota Broadcasting354 Hub City Radio

OUTDOOR EXHIBITS

400 Avera St. Lukes401 Open402 Hepper's Sport Center403 L&O404 Pro Ag Supply405 Milbrandt Enterprises406-407 J Gross Equipment408 Sheehan Mack Sales & Equip, Inc.409 Truck World, Inc.410-411 SD Wheat Growers Association412 Sheehan Cycle413 Butler Machinery Company414 Diesel Machinery, Inc. (DMI)415 Summerwind Resort Services416 Kuyper Winpower Generator Sales

& SVC417 Elston Manufacturing Inc.418 C & S Motor Sports419-420 Ellwein Equipment421 SD Army

Reserve422 RDO 423 Titan 424 H.C. Clark

Implement425 Liebelts426 Artz

Equipment427 Crawford

Trucks428 Glacial

Lakes Energy

429 North Central Farmer's Elevator430-433 Centennial Homes434-436 SDHDA - The Governor's House437-438 Double Duty Portable Storage &

Movers439 Roasted Corn on the Cob440 Open441 Grassland Goodies dba Rough

Rider Kettle Korn442 Native Southwest Crafts443 Open444 Erma's Ponies445-447 Superior HomeBfBarn Livestock Specialists448 The Hay Manager, LLC449-451 Haugen Sales & Leasing452-453 JB's Country Store454 Francis Metal Works455 Open500 White Headed Robin


OUTDOOR VENDORS & CONCESSIONS


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Outside & Expo Exhibitors & ConcessionairesSet UpOpen Class Youth Horse — Akkerman ArenaOpen Class Youth Horse — Akkerman ArenaExtreme Canines Stunt Dog Show — Kids ZoneExtreme Canines Stunt Dog Show — Kids Zone4-H Judging and Entry of all Non-Livestock Ex-hibits — Odde Ice Arena4-H Flower Judging — Home ArtsEntry & Judging - All Home Arts Open ClassExhibits — Home Arts BuildingExtreme Canines Stunt Dog Show — Kids ZoneClubhouse Open All 4-H Exhibits, Except Livestock, Placed andDisplayedDacotah Stampede Rodeo — GrandstandYouth Mutton BustingRemDog Karaoke — Clubhouse

Odde Exhibitors Set Up4D Barrel Race - Exhibitions — AkkermanArena4-H Robotic Challenge — Dacotah Bank Tent Outdoor Exhibitors and Concessions OpenExtreme Canines Stunt Dog Show — Kids Zone4D Barrel Race - Entries Close — AkkermanArena4-H Dog Show — Expo Addition5th Annual Open 4D Barrel Race — AkkermanArenaExtreme Canines Stunt Dog Show — Kids ZoneStick Horse Rodeo (FREE) — Lawn West ofHome ArtsExtreme Canines Stunt Dog Show — Kids Zone4-H & Open Class Agility Dog Trials — ExpoAdditionHome Arts Building OpenAll Commercial Exhibits OpenNorth Star Amusements Carnival Open

5 p.m.-1 a.m.6 p.m.6 p.m.7 p.m.7 p.m.

8 p.m.-12:30 a.m.8:30 p.m.

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Clubhouse Open to PublicOpen Class Dog Show — Expo AdditionKids Decorate a T-shirt Contest — Home ArtsFamily Movie Night — Kessler’s Big Top TentDacotah Stampede Rodeo, Tough Enough toWear Pink - Breast Cancer Awareness Night —GrandstandYouth Mutton BustingRemDog Karaoke — ClubhouseSouth Dakota State Fair Karaoke Rendezvous —Clubhouse; 1st - $100, 2nd - $75, 3rd - $50; Win-ners move onto State Fair Competition

FFA Swine Weigh-In — 4-H Sheep and SwineBarnPoultry Division & Small Pets Division - Check-In — Poultry Barn4-H & FFA Livestock Arrive; Includes: Rabbits(Bunny Barn), Poultry, Eggs and Guinea Pigs(Poultry Barn)Open Class Dairy - Check-In — Expo AdditionOpen Class Dairy Goat - Check-In — Expo AdditionRanch Sorting Clinic — Akkerman ArenaKessler’s Senior Charity Bingo — Kessler’s Big TopTent, Free Coffee and Donuts at 8:45 a.m.4-H Swine Check-In, Weigh-In and Entry — 4-HSheep and Swine BarnHome Arts Building Open Jammies and Stories with Alexander Mitchell Li-brary — Home ArtsSanford Heart Screening; Includes: Non-FastingCholesterol Level, BP, Height, Weight, BMI,EKG, Vascular, and CT Calcium Score — Westof Odde Ice Arena in the Sanford BusAll Exhibits Open — Holum Expo and Odde IceArenaScrapbooking Demonstration — Odde Ice ArenaBooth # 203L-204L4-H & FFA Weigh-In and Entry, All LivestockExcept Swine, Includes: Rabbits (Bunny Barn),

TUESDAY, AUGUST 13

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14

BROWN COUNTY FAIR SCHEDULEMONDAY, AUGUST 12


11 a.m.-2 p.m.11 a.m.-2 p.m.11 a.m.-6 p.m.

11 a.m.-9 p.m.11 a.m.-11 p.m.11:30 a.m.

12 p.m.12 p.m.12:30 p.m.

1 p.m.-8 p.m.1 p.m.-11 p.m.1:30 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

2 p.m.

2 p.m.

2:30 p.m.3 p.m.3:30 p.m.

4 p.m.

4 p.m.

4 p.m.-1 a.m.4:30 p.m.5 p.m.

5 p.m.

5:30 p.m.

6 p.m.

Poultry, Eggs, and Guinea Pigs (Poultry Barn)Open Class Dairy - Entry — Expo AdditionPoultry Division - Entry — Poultry BarnPiles of Smiles Entertainment, Face Paintingand Balloon Twisting — Kids ZoneKiddie Barn OpenOutdoor Exhibitors & Concessions OpenI Love Beef Cooking Demo and Beef BootCamp — Home ArtsBetter Ride, Band — Ken’s Family TentExtreme Canines Stunt Dog Show — Kids ZoneScott McFall, Hypnotist and Illusionist —Kessler’s Big Top TentPony Rides — SW of the Bunny BarnNorth Star Amusements Carnival OpenI Love Beef Cooking Demo and Beef BootCamp — Home ArtsPhil Baker, Children’s Entertainer — Ken’sFamily TentAnimal Husbandry Practices in South Dakota,Speakers: State Veterinarian Dr. DustinOedekoven, SD Animal Industry Board; Gen-eral Counsel and Division Director CourtneyDe La Rosa, SD Department of Ag; LegislativeDirector Mike Traxinger, SD Farmer’s Union— Kessler’s Big Top TentScrapbooking Demonstration — Odde IceArena Booth # 203L-204LExtreme Canines Stunt Dog Show — Kids ZoneBetter Ride, Band — Ken’s Family TentScott McFall, Hypnotist and Illusionist — Kessler’s Big Top TentMega Jump Sports Experience, BMX StuntShow — Events Pad Prairie Partner Master Gardeners Series:Salsa, Presented by Kelly Miller — Home ArtsClubhouse Open to the PublicExtreme Canines Stunt Dog Show — Kids ZoneMega Jump Sports Experience, BMX StuntShow — Events PadScrapbooking Demonstration — Odde IceArena Booth # 203L-204LPhil Baker, Children’s Entertainer — Ken’sFamily TentSalsa Contest — Dacotah Bank Tent (Inside Home Arts if inclement weather)

6 p.m.

6 p.m. - 12 a.m.6:30 p.m.

6:30 p.m.-8 p.m.

8 p.m.-12:30 p.m.

7:30 a.m.

8 a.m.

8 a.m.-2 p.m.

9 a.m.

9 a.m.-11 a.m.

9 a.m.-9 p.m.10 a.m.

10 a.m.10 a.m.10 a.m.

10 a.m.-5 p.m.

10 a.m.-9 p.m.

11 a.m.

11 a.m.-1 p.m.

11 a.m.-2 p.m.

11 a.m.-6 p.m.

11 a.m.-9 p.m.11 a.m.-11 p.m.11:30 a.m.

Rising Star Competition - Check-In — Kessler’s Big Top TentPolka and Old Time Music — Centennial VillageSpecial Stock Car Races — Grandstand (Separate Ticket needed)Rising Star Competition — Kessler’s Big TopTentMichael D Band — Clubhouse

Wrangler Team Roping - Entry — Akkerman Arena4-H Swine Showmanship & Show, Sheep andSwine Barn Show RingOpen Class Breeding Sheep - Check-In Time —Open Class Sheep BarnWrangler Team Roping - Show Time — Akker-man ArenaKessler’s Senior Charity Bingo — Kessler’s Tent,Free Coffee and Donuts begin at 8:45 a.m.Home Arts Building OpenOpen Class Dairy Goat - Show Time — Expo AdditionScrapbook Challenge — Home ArtsBring Your Pet Contest — Dacotah Bank TentPlate Makeover with Fruits and Veggies, Presented by Marjorie Zastrow, SDSU Field Spe-cialist, Nutrition — Home ArtsSanford Heart Screening; Includes: Non-FastingCholesterol Level, BP, Height, Weight, BMI,EKG and CT Calcium Score — West of OddeIce Arena in the Sanford BusAll Exhibitors Open — Holum Expo and OddeIce Arena4-H Dairy Goat Showmanship & Show — Expo AdditionKid’s Picnic Featuring Phil Baker, Children’s En-tertainer — Ken’s Family TentOpen Class Breeding Sheep - Entry Time— Open Class Sheep BarnPiles of Smiles Entertainment, Face Painting andBalloon Twisting — Kid’s ZoneKiddie Barn OpenOutdoor Exhibitors and Concessions Open4-H Dairy Show — Expo Addition

THURSDAY, AUGUST 15


11:30 a.m.

11:30 a.m.

12 p.m.12:30 p.m.1 p.m.

1 p.m.-8 p.m.1 p.m.-11 p.m.1:30 p.m.

2 p.m.

2 p.m.

2 p.m.2 p.m.

2:30 p.m.2:30 p.m.

3 p.m.

3 p.m.3 p.m.

3 p.m.-5 p.m.

3:30 p.m.

3:30 p.m.3:30 p.m.

3:30 p.m.

4 p.m.

4 p.m.-1 a.m.4:30 p.m.5 p.m.

5 p.m.

5 p.m.5 p.m.

6 p.m.-12 a.m.6:30 p.m.

8 p.m.

Open Class Dairy - Show Time — Expo Addi-tionScrapbooking Demonstration by Tasha Stahl —Home ArtsExtreme Canines Stunt Dog Show — Kids ZoneSteve Russell, Juggler — Kessler’s TentMega Jump Sports Experience, BMX ShowEvents PadPony Rides — SW of Bunny BarnNorth Star Amusements Carnival OpenStory Time with Alexander Mitchell Library —Home ArtsBill Schott - Tribute to Elvis — Ken’s FamilyTentScott McFall, Hypnotist and Illusionist — Kessler’s TentVeggie 500 — Kids ZoneScrapbooking Demonstration — Odde IceArena Booth #203L-204LExtreme Canines Stunt Dog Show — Kids Zone The 411 on Diabetes, Presented by Nancy Har-tung, MSN RN CDE, Diabetes Education, San-ford Health — Home Arts4-H Poultry & Egg Judging (Interviews) — Poultry BarnPoultry Division - Show Time — Poultry BarnMega Jump Sports Experience - BMX ShowEvents PadAberdeen Wings Hockey Player Appearances— Odde Ice Arena Booth #238LPhil Baker, Children’s Entertainer — Ken’sFamily TentSteve Russell, Juggler — Kessler’s TentSmall Pets Division - Show Time — PoultryBarnFFA Livestock Show - FFA Market Swine Show - Dairy Heifer Show to follow MarketSwine - Market Lamb Show to follow DairyHeifer - Breeding Heifer Show to follow MarketLamb Show - Market Steer Show to followBreeding Heifer Show — 4-H Sheep and SwineBarn, Expo AdditionPrairie Partner Master Gardeners Series: Using Summer Vegetables for Winter Meals,Presented by Lori Unterseler — Home ArtsClubhouse Open to the PublicExtreme Canines Stunt Dog Show — Kids ZoneScrapbooking Demonstration — Odde IceArena Booth # 203L-204LMega Jump Sports Experience - BMX ShowEvents Pad4-H BBQ — Ken’s Family TentScott McFall, Hypnotist and Illusionist —Kessler’s TentJohnson Brothers — Centennial VillageBill Schott - Tribute to Elvis — Ken’s FamilyTentJustin Moore, Opening Act: John Michael

8 p.m.-12:30 a.m.

8 a.m.

8 a.m.

8 a.m.-11 a.m.

9 a.m.9 a.m.-9 p.m.9 a.m.-11 a.m.

9:30 a.m.10 a.m.

10 a.m.-5 p.m.

10 a.m.-9 p.m.

11 a.m.

11 a.m.

11 a.m.

11 a.m.-6 p.m.

11 a.m.-9 p.m.11 a.m.-11 p.m.11:30 a.m.

12 p.m.12 p.m.12 p.m.

12:30 p.m.1 p.m.

1 p.m.1 p.m.

1 p.m.

1 p.m.-3 p.m.

1 p.m. - 8 p.m.1 p.m. - 11 p.m.1 p.m. - 1 a.m.2 p.m.

2 p.m.

2 p.m.

Montgomery — GrandstandMichael D. Band — Clubhouse

4-H Sheep Showmanship & Show 4-H — ExpoAddition4-H Meat Goat Class - Following Sheep Show— Expo AdditionOpen Class Rabbit Division - Entry Time (Showto follow 4-H Show) — Bunny Barn4-H Guinea Pig Judging — Poultry BarnHome Arts Building Open Kessler’s Senior Charity Bingo — Kessler’s Tent,Free Coffee and Donuts at 8:45 a.m.4-H Rabbit Showmanship — Bunny BarnStory Time with Alexander Mitchell Library — Home ArtsSanford Heart Screening; Includes: Non-FastingCholesterol Level, BP, Height, Weight, BMI,EKG and CT Calcium Score — West of OddeIce Arena in the Sanford BusAll Exhibitors Open — Holum Expo and OddeIce ArenaScrapbooking Demonstration — Odde IceArena Booth # 203L-204LSweet Corn Feed & Corn Shucking Contest — Dacotah Bank Tent Nick Bretz, Magician and Strolling Act —Ken’s Family TentPiles of Smiles Entertainment, Face Paintingand Balloon Twisting — Kids Zone Kiddie Barn OpenOutdoor Exhibitors and Concessions OpenGot Humus? Presented by Karin Porter Bartell— Home ArtsExtreme Canines Stunt Dog Show — Kids Zone4-H Rabbit Show — Bunny BarnOpen Driving and Hitch Show — AkkermanArena Steve Russell, Juggler — Kessler’s TentKiddie Pedal Pull — West of Home Arts Build-ingShawn Waters - Musician, Dacotah Bank Tent Mega Jump Sports Experience - BMX ShowEvents PadRobby Vee, Son of Legendary Bobby Vee - 50’sRock’N’Roll — Ken’s Family TentCapital for a Day (TENTATIVE) - GovernorDennis Daugaard Visits ClubhousePony Rides — SW of Bunny BarnNorth Star Amusements Carnival OpenClubhouse Open Veggie 500 — Dacotah Bank Tent in the KidsZoneScott McFall, Hypnotist and Illusionist — Kessler’s TentStuffed French Toast: 3 Ways, Presented by

FRIDAY, AUGUST 16


2 p.m.

2 p.m. - 5 p.m.

2:30 p.m.2:30 p.m.

2:30 p.m.2:30 p.m.

3 p.m.

3 p.m. - 5 p.m.

3:30 p.m.4 p.m.4 p.m.

4:30 p.m.4:30 p.m.

5 p.m.

5 p.m.

5 p.m.

5 p.m. - 6 p.m.

5:30 p.m.6 p.m.6:30 p.m.7 p.m.8 p.m.

8 p.m.-12:30 a.m.

7:30 a.m.

8 a.m.

8:30 a.m.8:30 a.m.

9 a.m.-11 a.m.

9 a.m.-11 a.m.9 a.m. - 9 p.m.9:30 a.m.

10 a.m.

10 a.m.

Karin Porter Bartell — Home ArtsScrapbooking Demonstration — Odde IceArena Booth # 203L-204LOpen Class Market Lamb & Market GoatCheck-In — 4-H Sheep and Swine BarnExtreme Canines Stunt Dog Show — Kids Zone4-H Beef Showmanship (No-Fit) Contest —Expo Addition (Sr./Jr./Beg.)Will Brown - Musician — Dacotah Bank TentNick Bretz, Magician and Strolling Act — Ken’s Family TentMega Jump Sports Experience - BMX ShowEvents PadAberdeen Wings Hockey Player Appearances —Odde Ice Arena Booth #238LSteve Russell, Juggler — Kessler’s TentShawn Waters, Musician — Dacotah Bank Tent Prairie Partner Master Gardeners Series: What isa Master Gardener and How to Become One,Presented by Cindy Schnabel — Home ArtsExtreme Canines Stunt Dog Show — Kids ZoneRobby Vee, Son of Legendary Bobby Vee - 50’sRock’N’Roll — Ken’s Family TentMega Jump Sports Experience — BMX ShowEvents PadScott McFall, Hypnotist and Illusionist — Kessler’s TentScrapbooking Demonstration — Odde IceArena Booth # 203L-204LOpen Class Market Lamb & Market Goat -Entry Time — 4-H Sheep and Swine BarnWill Brown, Musician — Dacotah Bank Tent Bo Peep Bingo — Open Class Sheep Barn4-H Royalty & Fashion Show — Kessler’s TentBad Dawg Jam — Centennial VillageBrantley Gilbert, Opening Act: ChanceyWilliams and the Younger Brothers Band —GrandstandMichael D. Band — Clubhouse

Military Appreciation Breakfast — Ken’s FamilyTentOpen Class Breeding Sheep - Show time —Open Class Sheep Barn4-H Breeding Beef Show — Expo Addition4-H Market Beef Show — Expo Addition, Mar-ket Heifers & Market Steers Pen-of-Three ShowKessler’s Senior Charity Bingo — Kessler’s Tent,Free Coffee and Donuts begin at 8:45 a.m.Open Class Cow/Calf — Akkerman ArenaHome Arts Building Open Antique Tractor Parade — Throughout the Fair-groundsBaby Crawling Contest - Registration — Daco-tah Bank TentAntique Tractor Pull - NEW LOCATION —

10 a.m.

10 a.m.-10:30 a.m.10 a.m.-5 p.m.

10 a.m.-9 p.m.

10:30 a.m.11 a.m.11 a.m.

11 a.m.

11 a.m.-6 p.m.

11 a.m.-9 p.m.11 a.m.-11 p.m.11:30 a.m.

11:30 a.m.11:30 a.m.

11:30 a.m.

12 p.m.12 p.m.

12 p.m.

12 p.m.-5 p.m.

1 p.m.1 p.m.

1 p.m.1 p.m.1 p.m.

1 p.m.

1 p.m.

1 p.m.-8 p.m.1 p.m.-11 p.m.1 p.m.-1 a.m.2 p.m.

2 p.m.

2 p.m.

2 p.m.2 p.m.

North of the Open Class Sheep BarnMDS Digital Scrapbooking & Crafting, Presented by Jason Pettigrew & Susan Lehr,Stampin’ Up Demonstrators — Home ArtsPie and Cheesecake Entry — Home ArtsSanford Heart Screening; Includes: Non-FastingCholesterol Level, BP, Height, Weight, BMI,EKG and CT Calcium Score — West of OddeIce Arena in the Sanford BusAll Exhibitors Open — Holum Expo and OddeIce ArenaPie and Cheesecake Judging — Home ArtsBaby Crawling Contest — Dacotah Bank TentIdentity Theft Prevention and Protection, Don’t be a Victim, Presented by Randy Kantack— Home ArtsScrapbooking Demonstration — Odde Ice Arena#203L-204LPiles of Smiles Entertainment, Face Painting andBalloon Twisting — Kid’s Zone Kiddie Barn OpenOutdoor Exhibitors and Concessions Open4-H & Open Class Cat Division - Entry Time —West of Bunny BarnSix Appeal, A cappella Group — Kessler’s TentMother/Daughter Look-A-Like Contest — Ken’sFamily Tent3rd Annual Tail Gate Contest - Registration —NE Parking Lot, West of Primitive CampgroundExtreme Canines Stunt Dog Show — Kids ZoneOpen Class Cow/Calf - Show Time — Akkerman Arena4-H & Open Class Cat Division - Show Time —West of Bunny BarnBrown County Fair Short Track Nationals —Go-Kart TrackFarm Safety for Children — Dacotah Bank Tent Open Class Market Goat - Show Time — Expo AdditionSix Appeal, A cappella Group — Kessler’s TentYouth Talent Contest — Ken’s Family TentChampionship Speedway Go-Kart Racing —Go-Kart TrackMega Jump Sports Experience - BMX ShowEvents PadGlacial Lakes Chili Cook-Off: Showmanship —Centennial VillagePony Rides — SW of the Bunny BarnNorth Star Amusements - Carnival OpenClubhouse Open Glacial Lakes Chili Cook-Off: Public Tasting —Centennial VillageMounted Shooting - Jack Pot Run - Check-In —Akkerman ArenaOpen Class Market Lamb - Show Time — Expo AdditionVeggie 500 — Kids ZonePie and Cheesecake Awards and Public Tasting

SATURDAY, AUGUST 17


2 p.m.

2 p.m.-4 p.m.

2:30 p.m.

2:30 p.m.2:30 p.m.

3 p.m.3 p.m.3 p.m.

3 p.m.3 p.m. - 5 p.m.

3:30 p.m.

4 p.m.

4 p.m.4 p.m. - 5 p.m.

4:30 p.m.4:30 p.m.5 p.m.

— Home ArtsScrapbooking Demonstration — Odde IceArena Booth #203L-204LOpen Class Breeding Beef, Market Steer & Heifer - Arrival Time — Beef BarnScott McFall, Hypnotist and Illusionists — Dacotah Bank TentExtreme Canines Stunt Dog Show — Kids Zone3rd Annual Tail Gate Contest - Judging — NEParking Lot, West of Primitive CampgroundMounted Shooting — Akkerman ArenaWatermelon Feed — Ken’s Family TentMega Jump Sports Experience - BMX ShowEvents PadMake it with Wool Style Show — Home ArtsAberdeen Wings Hockey Player Appearances —Odde Ice Arena Booth #238LKessler’s Wine Tasting, All proceeds to SPURSTherapeutic Riding Center — Kessler’s TentPrairie Partners Masters Gardeners Series:Knowing and Growing Good Tomatoes, Pre-sented by Jerry Mills — Home ArtsFarm Safety for Children — Dacotah Bank Tent Open Class Breeding Beef, Market Steer & Heifer — Beef BarnExtreme Canines Stunt Dog Show — Kids ZoneThe Shadows, Band — Ken’s Family TentScrapbooking Demonstration — Odde Ice

5 p.m.

5 p.m.

5:30 p.m.

6 p.m.7 p.m.8 p.m.

8 p.m.-12:30 a.m.

8 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

9 a.m.10 a.m.10 a.m.-12 p.m.

10 a.m.-5 p.m.

10 a.m.-5:30 p.m.10:30 a.m.

Arena Booth #203L-204LLords & Ladies Lead - Show Time, Open Class— Sheep BarnMega Jump Sports Experience - BMX ShowEvents Pad, Bike Giveaway at 5:30 p.m. MUSTBE PRESENT TO WINScott McFall, Hypnotist and Illusionist — Dacotah Bank Tent The Shadows, Band — Ken’s Family TentBad Dawg Jam — Centennial VillageGretchen Wilson, Opening Act: Katie Armiger— GrandstandMichael D. Band — Clubhouse

Consumer/Producer Breakfast, Served by ChamberAg Committee, $4/person, Kids 6 & Under FreeCOTTH - Church Service — Kessler’s TentFellowship — Kessler’s TentYouth Open Class Swine Barrow & Gilt — 4-HSheep and Swine BarnSanford Heart Screening; Includes: NonFastingCholesterol Level, BP, Height, Weight, BMI,EKG and CT Calcium Score — West of OddeIce Arena in the Sanford BusAll Exhibits Open — Holum Expo, Odde Ice ArenaOpen Class Breeding Beef - Show Time —

SUNDAY, AUGUST 18


11 a.m.

11 a.m.-5 p.m.11 a.m.-5 p.m.11 a.m.-5 p.m.12 p.m.12 p.m.

12 p.m.1 p.m.

1 p.m.1 p.m.1 p.m.-5 p.m.1 p.m.-6 p.m.2 p.m.

2 p.m.

2 p.m.2 p.m.2 p.m.2 p.m.

Expo AdditionSherwin Linton - Gospel Hour — Ken’s FamilyTentKiddie Barn OpenHome Arts Building OpenConcessions & Outdoor Exhibitor OpenExtreme Canines Stunt Dog Show — Kids ZoneOpen Class Market Steer & Heifer - Show Time- Heifers, followed by Steers — Expo Addition4-H Performing Arts — Kessler’s TentR&R Total Destruction Demolition Derby —GrandstandSherwin Linton — Ken’s Family TentSuper Farmer — Kids ZoneClubhouse Open to the PublicNorth Star Amusements Carnival Open4-H Public Presentations — Odde Ice Arena - 4-H Exhibit AreaYouth Open Class Swine Barrow & Gilt - Show Time — 4-H Sheep & Swine BarnDress Up Rabbit - Show Time — Bunny BarnBetter Ride, Band — Kessler’s TentVeggie 500 — Kids ZoneLorraine Zimney, Author Reading with Q&Aand Book Signing — Home Arts

2:30 p.m.3 p.m.3:30 p.m.4:30 p.m.4:30 p.m.-6 p.m.5 p.m.5:30 p.m.-7 p.m.5:30 p.m.-7 p.m.6 p.m.

7 p.m.

8 p.m.

9 a.m.

Extreme Canines Stunt Dog Show — Kids ZoneSherwin Linton — Ken’s Family Tent4-H Performing Arts — Kessler’s TentExtreme Canines Stunt Dog Show — Kids ZoneSDSU Ice Cream Social — Expo AdditionHome Arts Building ClosedAll 4-H Exhibits (Except Livestock) ReleasedRelease of Home Arts Exhibits4-H and Open Class Parade of Champions —Expo Addition4-H Grand Champion Livestock Showmanship— Expo AdditionRelease of Breeding Livestock

4-H Livestock Premium SaleSale Order: Poultry, Hogs (Sold in Swine Barn)Order: Sheep, Dairy Goats, Dairy, Meat Goat,Beef (Sold in Beef Barn)(Market Livestock Released Following Sale)

MONDAY, AUGUST 19

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