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2014 Colusa County Fair Board of Directors
Colusa County Fair Hours and Tickets Fair Hours
Tony Garofalo President
Dan O’Connell Vice-President
Joy Shifflett
Jamie Traynam
Bob Vierra
Thursday 5 p.m. To Midnight Friday 5 p.m. To Midnight Saturday Noon to Midnight Sunday Noon to Midnight
Fair Tickets
Reduced Admission Season Passes in Advance Only! Adults $20 for all 4 days Children (6-12) $10
Susan Gibbs
Walt Seaver
Terry Bressler
Laurie Costa
Welcome to the Colusa County Fair as we celebrate 75 Years of “Country Roots & Cowboy Boots.” We have an exciting Fair ready for you with traditional exhibits, pageants, carnival rides and livestock shows as well as new music, strolling entertainers, and the Friday night Fireworks show. We are excited to bring hypnotist Susan Rosen for some great entertainment, some amazing stilt walkers in fanciful costumes, the sand sculptures, chainsaw artists in action, and a very fun show and exhibit – “Wild About Monkeys.” Our Fair could not survive without the assistance of the community. Depue Warehouse continues to support us with our special exhibit Wild About Monkeys. Umpqua Bank, Morning Star Packing & Trucking, Sun Valley Rice, Johnston Amusements, Les Schwab, Tri Counties Bank, Superior Products, Richards Tree Service, ADM and others all contribute to our ability to bring this special community celebration to you. Promosiones Paracuaro is holding a Mexican Rodeo and Dance on Saturday night and Villagrana Promotions brings the Latino entertainment on the Main Stage on Sunday. Of greatest import for the future of the Fair, this year the Board welcomes the new Colusa County Fair Foundation and the very enthusiastic Board of that organization that hit the ground running. They have begun the membership drive which will culminate in a Charter Member Plaque on the Fairgrounds. And they have already planned a golf tournament and “Tumbleweed Ball” in October. In conjunction with the Junior Livestock Auction Committee’s support, the Foundation has generated enough revenue to fund a new Fur & Feathers building to house the Poultry & Rabbits. Be sure to visit it and the small animals it houses. Our thanks to President Ben Carter, VP Patty Hickel, Secretary Treasurer Sheila Etchepare, and Dave Nelson, Emmet Pennebaker, Dan Bailey, Sandy Ottenwalter, Hal Charter, Mike Doherty, plus the Fair Board Representatives, Dan O’Connell and Terry Bressler. And as always, our gratitude to our sponsors, especially Colusa Casino Resort that has remained the major sponsor of the Fair for the past 15 years. Without their significant contribution, the Fair would have been very hard pressed to provide the competitive programs, let along the outside entertainment that has been brought to the community. Come enjoy the 75th annual Colusa County Fair with us as we look forward to a bright future!
Tony Garofalo Tony Garofalo, President, Colusa County Fair Board of Directors
Fairtime Ticket Prices
Adult Single Day - $8 Children (6-12) - $4 Age 5 and under free everyday Thursday – Kids Day Children ages 6-12 receive free admission all day Friday – Seniors Day Free Luncheon at Noon for Seniors (paid gate at 5 p.m.)
Carnival Wristbands $25 in advance or $30 at the fair Unlimited rides good any one day Purchase at the fair office from: 9 a.m. - noon or 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Advanced Tickets can also be purchased at: Chung Sun Market Colusa Davison Drugs – Colusa Toro Loco – Colusa Fouch & Son – Williams La Fortuna Bakery – Williams Corona’s – Arbuckle Lana Bento – Arbuckle
Grandstand Event Tickets Mexican Rodeo Saturday - $25
Destruction Derby (all ages) Reserved Seats - $15 General Seating - $10
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75TH Annual Colusa County Fair Schedule of Events 8:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 2014 Mini Miss Colusa County Pageant
4-H & FFA Swine Show Primary Member Walk On Show - Rabbits 4-H & FFA Junior Rabbit Show 2014 MINI MISS COLUSA COUNTY PAGEANT Sponsored by Fair Director Joy Shifflett
THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2014 Kids Day - Miss Colusa County Pageant
8:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. 4:45 p.m. 5:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m. 5:15 p.m. 5:30 p.m.
5:45 p.m. 6:00p.m. 6:15 p.m. 6:30 p.m.
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9:30 p.m. 10:00 p.m. 11:00 p.m. 12:00 a.m.
T.K. Marshall Arena T.K. Marshall Arena T.K. Marshall Arena Grandstands
4-H & FFA Beef Cattle Show T.K. Marshall Arena 4-H & FFA Sheep Show T.K. Marshall Arena OFFICIAL OPENING - VFW and American Legion Posts, Colusa County GATES OPEN - All Buildings Open KIDS DAY - 12 & Under admitted FREE PAY ONE PRICE AND RIDE FROM 5:00 P.M. - MIDNIGHT FOR $30.00 COLUSA COUNTY SCHOLASTIC North Gate ACHIEVEMENT DAY Presented by the Colusa County Office of Education Stilt Circus - Sponsored by Morningstar Grounds Lanky the Clown Grounds Steven’s Balloons Grounds Wild About Monkeys The Jungle Sponsored by DePue Warehouse Jeremy the Juggler Grounds Sponsored by Superior Products Dig for Coins in the Kids’ World SANDBOX TREASURE HUNT Sponsored by Butte Sand & Grave Alyssa Audrey and Six Shooter Sunrise Festival Stage Steven’s Balloons Grounds Circus Imagination Kids’ World Sponsored by Sun Valley Rice Hypnotist Susan Rosen Etchepare Stage Sponsored by Colusa Casino Resort Lanky the Clown Grounds 2014 MISS COLUSA COUNTY PAGEANT Grandstands Sponsored by Stagehands Theater, the Chet Shifflett, Jr. Scholarship Fund, Nair Media & Photography, and Dick Lau Photography Kaylee Star & Big Bad Boogie Rock Main Stage Fairtime Fun! Contests for the whole family Festival Stage King & Queen of Freckles Contest Sponsored by LCMS Awards Jeremy the Juggler Grounds Sponsored by Less Schwab Wild About Monkeys The Jungle Sponsored by DePue Warehouse Stilt Circus Grounds Sponsored by Morningstar Steven’s Balloons Grounds Hypnotist Susan Rosen Etchepare Stage Sponsored by Colusa Casino Resort Alyssa Audrey and Six Shooter Sunrise Festival Stage Circus Imagination Kids’ World Lanky the Clown Grounds Steven’s Balloons Grounds Jeremy the Juggler Grounds Sponsored by Superior Products Kaylee Star & Big Bad Boogie Rock Main Stage Wild About Monkeys The Jungle Sponsored by DePue Warehouse Stilt Circus Grounds Sponsored by Morningstar Hypnotist Susan Rosen Etchepare Stage Sponsored by Colusa Casino Alyssa Audrey & Six Shooter Sunrise Festival Stage All Buildings Close (except Festival Hall Commercial Building) MIDNIGHT: FAIR CLOSES FOR THE DAY
FRIDAY, JUNE 6TH Senior Citizens Day - Special Persons Day Mr. Cinderfella Pageant 9:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 5:15 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 5:45 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 6:15 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m.
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Primary Walk-On Pygmy Goat Show T.K. Marshall Arena Junior Pygmy Goat Show T.K. Marshall Arena 4-H Dog Care & Training S. of T.K. Marshall Arena Small Animal Round Robin T.K. Marshall Arena SENIOR CITIZENS DAY (Use North Parking Lot Gate) FREE ADMISSION FOR ALL SENIORS 65 & Over SENIOR CITIZENS PICNIC Fireman’s Garden Area Sponsored by City of Colusa, Parks & Recreation, Colusa Rotary, & Colusa Lion’s Club Main Exhibit, Floriculture, and 4-H Buildings open for Sr. Citizens Dairy Show T.K. Marshall Arena GATES OPEN - All Buildings Open SENIOR CITIZENS DAY! 65 & over admitted FREE Steven’s Balloons Grounds Stilt Circus - Sponsored by Morningstar Grounds Wild About Monkeys The Jungle Sponsored by DePue Warehouse Lanky the Clown Grounds Jeremy the Juggler Grounds Sponsored by Les Schwab Element of Soul Festival Stage Circus Imagination Kids’ World Sponsored by Sun Valley Rice Steven’s Balloons Grounds Lanky the Clown Grounds Dig for Coins in the Kids’ World SANDBOX TREASURE HUNT Sponsored by Butte Sand & Gravel Jimmy Dunlap Band Main Stage Wild About Monkeys The Jungle Sponsored by DePue Warehouse Stilt Circus Grounds Sponsored by Morningstar Commodity Cook-Off Contest Festival Hall Followed by Sushi Demonstration Animal Round Robin T.K. Marshall Arena .Executive Chef Keith Erickson of Colusa Casino Resort Jeremy the Juggler Grounds Sponsored by Superior Products Hypnotist Susan Rosen Etchepare Stage Sponsored by Colusa Casino Resort Steven’s Balloons Grounds Moonlight Madness in the Carnival BUY ONE WRISTBAND & GET ONE FREE FOR CARNIVAL RIDES! Carnival of Fun - 8:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m. Element of Soul Festival Stage Circus Imagination Kids’ World Sponsored by Sun Valley Rice Lanky the Clown Grounds Hypnotist Susan Rosen Etchepare Stage Sponsored by Colusa Casino Resort MR. CINDERFELLA PAGEANT Grandstands FOLLOWED BY FIREWORKS Sponsored by Colusa County Deputy Sheriffs Assn., Fair Director Joy Shifflett & Johnston Amusements Carnival of Fun Wild About Monkeys The Jungle Sponsored by DePue Warehouse Jeremy the Juggler Grounds Sponsored by Les Schwab Steven’s Balloons Grounds Jimmy Dunlap Band Main stage Stilt Circus Grounds Sponsored by Morningstar Element of Soul Festival Stage Hypnotist Susan Rosen Etchepare Stage Sponsored by Colusa Casino All Buildings Close (except Festival Hall Commercial Building) MIDNIGHT: FAIR CLOSES FOR THE DAY
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THE 2015 COLUSA COUNTY FAIR - JUNE 4-7, 2015 • THE COLUSA HOLIDAY CRAFT FAIR - NOVEMBER 22-23, 2014 THE COLUSA FARM SHOW • www.thefarmshow.com • FEBRUARY 3-5, 2015
SATURDAY, JUNE 7TH Ag Mechanic’s Auction and Junior Livestock Auction Mexican Rodeo and Dance 8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m.
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AUCTION Buyer’s REGISTRATION T.K. Marshall Arena JUNIOR LIVESTOCK AUCTION T.K. Marshall Arena Order of sale: Hogs, Beef, Goats, Sheep, Rabbits Auction Sponsored by Umpqua Bank GATES OPEN All Buildings Open CARNIVAL OF FUN Wristbands - $30.00 to ride all rides Jr. Livestock Auction Buyers Luncheon T.K. Marshall Arena Sponsored by ADM Rice Cooking Demonstration - Crepes/Swedish Pancakes
Festival Hall 12:15 pm 12:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:45 p.m. 2:00 p.m.
2:30 p.m. 2:45 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:15 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 4:45 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 5:15 p.m. 5:30 p.m.
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Nancy Newlin - Colusa Legal Support Services Lanky the Clown Grounds Steven’s Balloons Grounds AG MECHANICS AUCTION T.K. Marshall Arena Stilt Circus Grounds Sponsored by Morningstar SALE OF CHAMPIONS T.K. Marshall Arena Champion Market Livestock Lanky the Clown Grounds Circus Imagination Kids’ World Sponsored by Sun Valley Rice Jeremy the Juggler Grounds Sponsored by Superior Products Fairtime Fun! Contests for the whole family Festival Stage Bubble Gum Blowing Steven’s Balloons Grounds Circus Imagination Kids’ World Mexican Rodeo and Dance Grandstands Cooking Demonstration - Market Street Grill Festival Hall Lanky the Clown Grounds Stilt Circus Grounds Sponsored by Morningstar Wild About Monkeys The Jungle Sponsored by DePue Warehouse Jeremy the Juggler Grounds Sponsored by Superior Products Dig for Coins in the Kids’ World SANDBOX TREASURE HUNT Sponsored by Butte Sand & Gravel DIAPER DERBY Kids’ World Two Steps Down Festival Stage Cooking Demonstration - Market Street Grill Festival Hall Steven’s Balloons Grounds Circus Imagination Kids’ World Sponsored by Sun Valley Rice Hypnotist Susan Rosen Etchepare Stage Sponsored by Colusa Casino Resort Wild About Monkey The Jungle Sponsored by DePue Warehouse Stilt Circus Grounds Sponsored by Morningstar Chainsaw Art Auction Main Exhibit Plaza Lanky the Clown Grounds Cripple Creek Main Stage Jeremy the Juggler Grounds Sponsored by Superior Products Two Steps Down Festival Stage Steven’s Balloons Grounds Wild About Monkeys The Jungle Sponsored by DePue Warehouse Hypnotist Susan Rosen Etchepare Stage Cripple Creek Main Stage Two Steps Down Festival Stage All Buildings Except Festival Hall Commercial Building Close MIDNIGHT: FAIR CLOSES FOR THE DAY
SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 2014 Destruction Derby - Dia de la Familia 12:00 p.m.
12:00 p.m.
12:30 p.m 12:45 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:30 p.m.
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GATES OPEN All Buildings Open PAY ONE PRICE CARNIVAL RIDES- Carnival of Fun Pay one Price and ride Noon to Midnight for $30.00 Awards Presentation for 4-H and FFA Exhibitors T.K. Marshall Arena Cooking Demonstration Festival Hall Cheesy Vegetable Lasagna Gerry Hernandez Lanky the Clown Grounds Steven’s Balloons Grounds Stardust Dance Etchepare Stage Cooking Demonstration Festival Hall Pecan Crusted Chicken Theresa Brigh - Jefferyís Ranch Pecans Lanky the Clown Grounds Circus Imagination Kids’ World Circus Imagination Kids’ World Sponsored by Sun Valley Rice Steven’s Balloons Grounds Center for Nutrition & Activity Promotion Festival Hall Circus Imagination Kids’ World Sponsored by Sun Valley Rice Lanky the Clown Grounds Wild About Monkeys The Jungle Sponsored by DePue Warehouse Fairtime Fun! Contests for the whole family Festival Stage Milk Mustache Contest Cooking Demonstration Festival Hall Stephanie Roy-Sisemore - Pampered Chef Jeremy the Juggler Grounds Sponsored by Superior Products Baile Folkoro Main Stage Dig for Coins in the Kids’ World SANDBOX TREASURE HUNT Sponsored by Butte Sand & Gravel Stilt Circus Grounds Sponsored by Morningstar Lace & Lead Festival Stage Circus Imagination Kids’ World Sponsored by Sun Valley Rice Chainsaw Art Auction Main Exhibit Plaza Wild About Monkeys The Jungle Sponsored by DePue Warehouse Hypnotist Susan Rosen Etchepare Stage Sponsored by Colusa Casino Resort Steven’s Balloons Grounds DESTRUCTION DERBY Grandstands (Tickets on Sale @ 5:30 p.m.) Banda Mexican Main Stage Stilt Circus Grounds Sponsored by Morningstar Lanky the Clown Grounds Lace & Lead Festival Stage Jeremy the Juggler Grounds Sponsored by Superior Products Hypnotist Susan Rosen Etchepare Stage Sponsored by Colusa Casino Resort Wild About Monkeys The Jungle Sponsored by DePue Warehouse Steven’s Balloons Grounds Los Kinos Main Stage Hypnotist Susan Rosen Etchepare Stage Sponsored by Colusa Casino Resort Los Kinos Main Stage Lace & Lead Festival Stage All Buildings Close (except Festival Hall Commercial Building) MIDNIGHT: FAIR CLOSES - SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!
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CRASH, BOOM, BAM!! The Colusa County Fair Destruction Derby on Sunday encourages drivers to put their cars to the ultimate test. They will crash, smash, and ram each other to cartoonish crunched heaps of metal, trying to keep their own vehicle running while fans scream. Would you be willing to climb into a car with all the glass removed, the doors chained or welded shut, and have a field full of other drivers do their best to wreck your car with you in it? For the chance at winning some cash and a lot of glory, brave men and women, youngsters and seasoned veterans, will pull on their protective helmets, squeeze-in through
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Up, Down, Over and Around The smile never leaves the face of Ken Johnston, owner and operator of the Midway of Fun Carnival. That smile reflects the smiles on the faces of the children eagerly awaiting the first ride of the Fair. When you arrive at the Colusa County Fair, waves of giggles and squeals from children will reach your ears as youngsters twirl, dip and bounce in their own special carnival adventure. At the 2014 Colusa County Fair, you will discover rides to entertain, or give you a rush going upside down or around and around, along-side the simple Carousel! Who can resist tossing a ball into a basket on the midway in hopes of winning one of those giant stuffed animals you see teenagers carrying around? You can save on the cost of carnival rides by purchasing discount wristbands in advance. A $25 unlimited ride wristband can be used any one day of the Fair. During the Fair, wristbands can be purchased at Carnival ticket booths for $30. During the Fair, ride tickets will cost $1 each and rides take three to five tickets each. Wristbands are available at Davison Drug, LaReyna, and Chung Sun Market in Colusa, Fouch & Son in Williams, and Corona’s and Lana Bento in Arbuckle.
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The 2014 Colusa County Junior Fair Board
The Junior Fair Board of the 44th District Agricultural Association (44th D.A.A.) is a youth-orientated program that is comprised of students from each of the five high schools located within Colusa County. Representatives of the junior fair board serve two-year terms and work along-side members of the 44th D.A.A. in an effort to help make the Colusa County Fair the huge success it grown to become.
Kendall Cotter
Hello, I’m Kendall Cotter and I attend Colusa High School. Some of my activities include raising swine for the county fair, playing softball and hanging out with friends! I was also crowned Miss Colusa County last year which has kept me busy with local and county events. The relationship I have to the fair while being on the Junior Fair Board is trying to be a good role model to others and helping others with what is needed at fair time. I try to stay as busy during fair to make everything more memorable.
Carli Costa
Carli Costa is 16 years old and lives in Maxwell with her family. She is the daughter of George and Laurie Costa and has one sister, Allison who attends Saint Mary’s College. Carli has shown sheep since she was 7 years old, starting with jackpot shows, then in 4-H and now FFA. Carli was honored to be selected to the junior fair board because she wanted to carry on the family tradition; her late grandmother, Catherine Costa was on the fair board for several years and her mother, Laurie Costa has been on the fair board for 11 years and her sister, Allison Costa was a member of the junior fair board for 2 years. Carli is a junior at Maxwell High School and enjoys cheerleading and softball and is involved in FFA, FBLA and student government. She also does tap, jazz and ballet at Stardust Dance. She spends her time swimming, hanging out with friends, taking photographs, scrapbooking, laughing, watching movies, texting and learning to cook. Carli’s goal at the fair has always been to do the best she can with her sheep. This year she will be busy with her sheep, her junior fair board duties and assisting with the Mr. Cinderfella pageant.
Bryce Perry
“I attend Maxwell High School and will be graduating in June. I believe the fair brings the community together for a few days in June and generates income in the community. It also shows how our community supports our youth by their generosity at the Junior Livestock Auction. I have learned responsibility, teamwork, and the importance of giving back to the community by serving on the Junior Fair Board.”
Allison Ward
I am Allison Ward a junior at Williams High School. I’m a member and officer in FBLA, FFA, yearbook, ASB, and 4-H. I play softball, basketball, and cheerleading. I love the fair because it’s the one time everybody from all around the county comes together. I’m glad to be a part of the Jr. Fair board because I get to have a say in what happens at the fair.
Shayne Myers
Hi! My name is Shayne Myers. I am 16 years old and a junior at Colusa High School. My parents are Randy and Stephanie Myers. I currently serve on the Colusa FFA chapter officer team and will next year be the Senior Class President. I play tennis and am a member of CSF. I have been exhibiting steers at the Colusa County Fair since I was nine. It is near and dear to my heart. I decided to give my time back to the fair by participating on the Junior Fair Board and I was thrilled to have been chosen. If I can be of any assistance to you at the fair, please come and find me and I would be glad to help.
Miranda Perez
My name is Miranda Perez. I attend Princeton High as a senior and participate in the FFA as well as other activities in the our small school. My experience in the Colusa County Junior Fair Board as a junior and now a senior have been full of new experiences for me. Meeting new people is what is always fun, especially when they are all very generous. Even though my participation in FFA and the Junior Fair Board have come to an end as a senior, I hope to sometime come back and be apart of the fair in anyway I can.
Salvador Gutierrez
My name is Salvador Gutierrez and I’ve been living in Princeton since 2010. I’m a Jr. at Princeton High School and I am a member of block P, FFA, Mecha. I play football, basketball and baseball. I have been a part of FFA since I was a Freshman. This year I wanted participate more in the fair so I decided to join the Jr. Fair board. I’ve always thought the fair was a great way to bring our community together in order to have a good time and to socialize with each other.
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Austin Traynham
“I attend Maxwell High School and will graduate in June. I am actively involved in football, Maxwell FFA, and the Junior Fair Board. I enjoy showing cattle and being around my friends. The biggest lesson that I have learned from being on the Junior Fair Board is how to work with other people from different areas, with different opinions. I participate in the fair by showing my steer, breeding heifers, and entering shop projects.”
Blake Vierra
“I attend Maxwell High School and will graduate in June. I play football, basketball, and baseball. I am also active in Maxwell FFA and the Colusa County Junior Fair Board. I exhibit swine projects in the Colusa County Fair and am excited to see this year’s exhibits.”
Ashley Ornbaun
I am a Senior at Colusa High School. I play volleyball, basketball and track. I am active in the Colusa County FFA and Junior Fair Board. My favorite part of the fair is seeing all my progress with my projects from the beginning of the year and selling my steer. The biggest lesson I have learned from being on the Junior Fair Board is leadership. The importance of the fair is to help the younger kids want to become involved with the community.”
Zack Troughton
I attend Maxwell High School and will graduate in June. I play football, basketball and baseball. I am also active in the Maxwell FFA and the Colusa County Fair Board. My favorite memory of the fair was from two-years ago watching Russell Jones act like Taylor Swift during the Mr. Cinderfella Pageant.
Searah Robertson
“I grew up in Colusa County and have attended the fair as long as I can remember. I am involved with 4-H and FFA and have shown lamb since the 5th grade. I love spending time and making memories with my friends and family. I have learned how much work goes into the fair and how many people devoted their time and lives to make the fair successful. My favorite fair memory is showing lambs with some of my best friends and the support we give each other every year.”
Colusa County Fair Foundation A newly formed non-profit organization that was created in late December has hit the ground running by securing funding for a new livestock facility at the Colusa County Fairgrounds. The Colusa County Fair Foundation has been formed as a 501(c)(3) Corporation for charitable purposes, with its primary emphasis to provide financial support to the Colusa County Fair. The Foundation was formed after the state of California suspended financial assistance to all county fairs, posing a challenge for county fairs to provide maintenance to its existing facilities and ending nearly all hopes of building any new ones. “Nowadays when you solicit contributions from banks or large corporations, one of the first things they look at is to see if you are a 501(c)(3),” said Terry Bressler, 44th District Agricultural Association board member. The objectives of the Foundation are to “develop financial resources by fostering donations, grants and bequests from members, friends, and supporters; through fund-raising and campaigns events. To allocate these financial resources, along with volunteer time to programs, events and
activities that support and develop local organizations and educational opportunities focused upon Colusa County’s agricultural heritage; to provide financial support to educate the community concerning the value and importance of the Colusa County Fair and its facilities.” In December, Bressler along with several community members came up with the idea of forming the Colusa County Fair Foundation to help solicit additional revenue to help with some renovation that was needed at the fairgrounds. The Foundation raised more than $15,000 in less than 5 months and received an additional $5,000 from the Livestock Auction Committee to build a new “fur and feathers” building at the fairgrounds. The newly constructed metal building will house rabbits and chickens during the Colusa County Fair. Bressler said donations are being sought by the Fair to help pay for landscaping that is needed around the new facility. The Colusa County Fair Foundation is comprised of members: Ben Carter, president; Patty Hickel, vice-president; Shiela Etchepare, secretary/treasurer; Daniel
Pictured is the newly constructed “fur and feathers” building at the Colusa County Fairgrounds. Donations are being sought by the Fair Foundation to help pay for new landscaping.
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en Colusa County area youths will participate en Colusa County will participate in the third annualarea Mr.youths Cinderfella pageant in in the third annual Mr. Cinderfella pageant in an attempt to raise money for their graduatan or attempt to raise money their graduating class, their school’s athleticfor program. ing class, or their school’s athletic program. Pageant contestants include Raul Grunudos, CutPageant contestants include Raul Grunudos, Cutler Lepper, Jesse Munoz, and Jonathan Cervantes all ler Lepper, Jesse Munoz, and Jonathan Cervantes all of Colusa, Donnie Manson, Andrew Vargas, Dylan of Colusa, Donnie Manson, Andrew Vargas, Dylan Jones and Eric Gonzalez all of Maxwell, Brandon Jones and Eric Gonzalez all of Maxwell, Brandon Duong of Williams, and Juan Falcon of Princeton. Duong of Williams, and Juan Falcon of Princeton. The 3rd annual Mr. Cinderfella Pageant will take The 3rd annual Mr. Cinderfella Pageant will take place at the Grandstand Area on Friday, June 6, at place at the Grandstand Area on Friday, June 6, at 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m.
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FIREWORKS
Jr. Livestock Auction Rewards Months of Hard Work
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onths of of hard hard work work by by onths local 4-H, 4-H, FFA, FFA, Grange Grange local and Independent Independent youth youth and payoff offas as locally locally raised raised beef, beef, pay swine,lambs, lambs, goats, goats, rabbits rabbits and and swine, poultry (including turkeys for poultry (including turkeys for the1st. 1st.Time) Time) are are auctioned auctioned to to the thehighest highest bidder bidder during during the the the ColusaCounty County Fair’s Fair’s Junior Junior Colusa Livestock Auction, Saturday, Livestock Auction, Saturday, June June The 7.7.The youth youth spend spend hours hours after after school school andon on and weekweekends ends feeding, feeding, groomgroomingand and ing learning learning howto to how show their animals animals in in the the judgjudgshow their ing ring. Now they will discoving ring. Now they will discoverthat thatall all that that hard hard work work can can be be er rewarded with a paycheck, but rewarded with a paycheck, but thelessons lessons learned learned in in responsiresponsithe
bility are are theirs theirs for a lifetime. bility The event event is one of the The best Junior Junior livestock auctions best in northern northern California. The in money earned earned by the students money often goes often goes to the purchase of an animal animal to raise next year, an repays parents parents for feed bills or repays helps along along the way towards helps college savings savings accounts. The college auction starts Saturday morning at 9 a.m., with with Sale of of Sale ChamChampions at at pions p.m. 22 p.m. Buyers Buyers regisregistration tration starts starts at 8 a.m. Private individuals, at 8 a.m. Private individuals, groups and and businesses businesses may may groups purchase any of the hundreds purchase any of the hundreds of top top quality quality livestock livestock raised raised of as 4-H, 4-H, FFA FFA and and Independent Independent as
projects. projects. The The auction auction for for Ag Ag Mechanics Mechanics projects projects begins begins just just after after lunch. lunch. The The auction auction also also provides provides an an opportuniopportunity ty for for the the community community to to donate donate back back to to
worthwhile worthwhile organizations, organizations,as as well well as as helping helpingthe the kids kids who who are are sellselling ing their their animals. animals. IfIf you you don’t don’t have have room room in in your your own own freezer freezer for for the themeat meat from the animals, from the animals, offer offer to to donate donatethe the meat or its meat or its market market value value to to one one them. them.
Jr. Livestock Auction Saturday, June 7th
Friend to the Fair
As the 75th annual Colusa County Fair opens this year it will do so without longtime supporter and friend, Jim Rogers, who passed away in 2013. Rogers served as a director on the 44th District Agricultural Association for many years having been Chairman on more than one occasion. He also served as chairman of the Colusa Farm Show Committee. Each year whether it was at the Colusa County Fair or the Colusa Farm Show, Rogers could be seen walking the grounds providing assistance to anyone who needed it. He also assisted during the Livestock Auction as Ring Caller.
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