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FRIDAY, OCT. 14 8 A.M. – TVE BBQ Cook Off move in NOON – Home Economics Arts and Crafts check in 1 P.M. – TVE BBQ Cook Off rib and brisket meat tagging 5 P.M. – TVE BBQ Cook Off Chef’s Cooks Meeting 6 P.M. – Home Economics Arts and Crafts judging 6 P.M. – TVE wine tasting 7 P.M. – 42 Domino Tournament 7:45 P.M. – TVE BBQ Cook Off fajita entries 8:45 P.M. – TVE BBQ Cook Off margarita entries

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TVE Fair and Rodeo

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SATURDAY, OCT. 15 7:15 A.M. – TVE 5K Run sign in 7:45 A.M. – TVE 5K Run warm ups 8 A.M. – Public speaking contest check in 8 A.M. – TVE 5K Run 9 A.M. – Public speaking contest 10 A.M. – Baby Parade 10 A.M. – Horticulture check in 10:45 A.M. – TVE BBQ Cook Off chef’s desserts entries 11:45 A.M. – TVE BBQ bean entries NOON – Home Economics Arts and Crafts viewing NOON – Rodeo Pageant Contest check in 12:45 P.M. – TVE BBQ Cook Off chicken entries 1 P.M. – Horticulture

judging 1:45 P.M. – TVE BBQ Cook Off chef’s entrée entries 2 P.M. – Rodeo Pageant Contest 2:45 P.M. – TVE BBQ Cook Off rib entries 4:45 P.M. – TVE BBQ Cook Off brisket entries 8:30 P.M. – TVE Fair and Rodeo concert dance featuring Jon Wolfe, Josh Ward and Dusty Brighteyes Neuman SUNDAY, OCT. 16 10 A.M. – Rodeo Queens Contest interview NOON – Home Economics Arts and Crafts viewing NOON – TVE BBQ Cook Off move out date 2 P.M. – Rodeo Queens Contest horsemanship 3 P.M. – Home Economics Arts and Crafts check out MONDAY, OCT. 17 7 A.M. – Market goat move in 7 A.M. – Market lamb move in 7:15 A.M. – Home Economics Food Division check in 8 A.M. – Market broilers show 8 A.M. – Market rabbit show followed by breeding rabbit show 8 A.M. – Commercial heifer move in 8 A.M. – Market steer move in 8 A.M. – Breeding Rabbit check in 8 A.M. – Breeding beef

early check in 8:30 A.M. – Market lamb weigh in 8:30 A.M. – Market goat weigh in 10:30 A.M. – Market lamb show followed by market goat show 1 P.M. – Home Economics Food Division judging 4 P.M. – Commercial heifer classification and weigh in 4 P.M. – Market steer weigh in 6 P.M. – Home Economics Food Division viewing and sale TUESDAY, OCT. 18 9 A.M. – Market swine check in NOON – Home Economics Food Division viewing and sale 1 P.M. – Commercial heifer show with showmanship to follow 1 P.M. – Breeding beef move in 5 P.M. – Stick Horse sign up 5:30 P.M. – Mutton Bustin’

6 P.M. – Carnival opens 6:30 P.M. – Stick Horse races 7 P.M. – Market steer show with showmanship to follow 10 P.M. – Dance featuring Dustin Sonnier and Kylie Frey WEDNESDAY, OCT. 19 8 A.M. – Market swine show with showmanship to follow 8 A.M. – Kiddie Trail Ride sign up 9 A.M. – Kiddie Trail Ride 10 A.M. – Home Economics Food Division viewing and sale 10 A.M. – Opening day parade NOON – Carnival opens NOON – Release of livestock not in auctions 7:30 P.M. – PRCA Xtreme Bulls 10 P.M. – Jeff Woolsy THURSDAY, OCT. 20 Ag-Venture Day 8 A.M. – Breeding beef show

NOON – Freezer sale sign-up deadline NOON – Home Economics Food Division viewing and sale 5:30 P.M. – Mutton Bustin’ competition 6 P.M. – Carnival opens 6 P.M. – Old Timers Reunion 7:30 P.M. – PRCA Rodeo 10 P.M. – Jody Booth FRIDAY, OCT. 21 11 A.M. – Buyers luncheon and registration 11 A.M. – Home Economics Food Division auction items check in NOON – Youth livestock auction followed by freezer sale 4 P.M. – Home Economics Food Division check out 5:30 P.M. – Mutton Bustin’ competition 6 P.M. – Carnival opens 7:30 P.M. – PRCA rodeo 10 P.M. – Junior Gordon SATURDAY, OCT. 22 6:30 A.M. – Livestock judging registration 8 A.M. – Livestock judging contest 11 A.M. – Carnival opens 11 A.M. – Release of animals 5:30 P.M. – Mutton Bustin’ finals 7 P.M. – Parade of Champions 7:30 P.M. – PRCA Rodeo 10 P.M. – Rocky King Band

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2016 Board of Directors Cory Anderson Director – Fair and Events

Lynn Ayers Vice President – Special Events

Phil Fitzgerald Director – Vice President Grounds

Frank Jordan Director – Special Events

James Bricker Director – Special Events

Steve Green Director – Rodeo

Robin Land Vice President – Livestock

Greg Dodson Director – Livestock

Brady Hanson Director – Special Events

Gary Lott Director – Rodeo

Jim Bob Evans Vice President – Rodeo/Treasurer

Robbie Herrington President and Chairman of Board

Fred Lemond Vice President – Fair and Events

Donny Smith Director – Fair and Events/Secretary

Not Pictured: Rob Jones, Director – Grounds

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Australian horseman Guy McLean to perform

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hings will get western with an Australian flair at the 2016 Trinity Valley Exposition Fair and Rodeo.

Debuting at the rodeo is the award winning Australian-born horseman, Guy McLean.

McLean’s talent as an equine performer is artistic display of horse and trainer. Rodeo fans will be treated to his classic touch and team of horses on Oct. 20-22.

According to his bio, McLean was born in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia in 1975, the youngest of five strapping boys in an inner city suburb, thousands of miles from where and who he is today.

The McLean family moved to Hervey Bay, Queensland, where they purchased a 1,600-acre property and formed “Susan River Homestead” Holiday Ranch resort. His parents wanted a life

for their young family away from the city streets, with countless opportunities to prosper and grow, and it was here that McLean was sat on his first horse as a 16-monthold.

He has been riding solo since he was 4 years old.

Rodeo fans will be treated to a PRCA Xtreme Bull Riding on Oct. 19 and will see a sneak peak of the Aussie’s talent.

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TVE awards nine 2016 scholarships Nine Liberty and Anahuac county students were the lucky recipients of scholarships this year from the Trinity Valley Exposition.

Since 1983, TVE has awarded scholarships to the youth of Liberty and Chambers counties.

Students awarded scholarships include: Tristan Bertrand, Anahuac; Ash-

ley Dobson, Barbers Hill; Ashley Fenton, Hardin; Cheyenne Gamangasso, Tarkington; Tasha Garrett, Barbers Hill; Ashley May, Cleveland; Kennedy Rives, Hardin; Reid Williams, Liberty; and Mikenzie Yates, Dayton.

TVE would like to congratulate all of the recipients of this year’s TVE program.

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2016 Queens Contest Candidates Nina Santos

Kyra Lewis

Nina Santos is a 17-yearold senior at Tarkington High School. She is the daughter of Natalie Santos and granddaughter of Jennifer Moore.

Santos is a member of the United States Equestrian Federation and the United States Hunter Jumper Association.

She is the current 20162017 Cleveland Livestock Show and Rodeo Queen.

Santos is a classical pianist who has been studying piano since the age of 10. She hopes to attend Texas A&M University and go on to a career in the CIA.

Kyra Lewis is the 16-year-old daughter of Clay and Angela Lewis.

She is a junior at Cleveland High School and attends Lonestar College.

Lewis enjoys creating custom works of art.

She has sold several pieces and hand paints her rodeo hats. She has also trained a medical alert service dog.

Brittany Davis

Brittany Davis is the 19-year-old daughter of George and Cindy Davis of Wallisville.

She is attending Lee College in Baytown.

Davis enjoys barrel racing now that she is out of drill team. She also enjoys competing in queen contests.

When she finishes college, Davis hopes to own a business.

Taylar Schneiter

Taylar Schneiter, 15, is the daughter of Ashley Boyett and Casey Schneiter.

She is a sophomore at Dayton High School.

Schneiter enjoys spending time with her family and friends, playing volleyball, showing pigs and competing with the Dayton FFA. Her passion is competing at rodeos in barrels, poles and breakaways.

Scarlett Addington Reigning Queen

Scarlett Addington is the 22-year-old daughter of Brett and Susan Addington of Dayton.

She recently graduated from nursing school and is a registered nurse. She is currently working at Woman’s Hospital of Texas in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. She plans on furthering her nursing education at University of Texas Health Science Center in January.

Addington enjoys spending any leisure time with her new horse “Phoenix.”

She is very proud to have been selected as Miss Rodeo TVE 2015.

Mattie Sheffield

Mattie Sheffield is the 17-year-old daughter of Kenny Sheffield and Christie Oswalt.

She is a senior at Livingston High School, where she enjoys running barrels for the high school rodeo and showing cattle and pigs.

Sheffield also enjoys playing varsity softball and basketball for her school.

Sabrina Stovall

Sabrina Stovall is a 19-year-old native of San Antonio and is the daughter of Lawrence and Elizabeth Stovall.

Stovall is in her second year at San Antonio College finishing her basics and then plans to transfer to Texas A&M University to earn an undergraduate degree in broadcasting journalism.

After moving with her family to the country, she found her new passion in horses and the rodeo lifestyle.

Country life has brought many rewarding experiences including participating in local rodeos with her beloved horse, Dallas.

Stovall is very excited to participate in this rodeo pageant.

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Kiddie trail ride TVE baby parade to roll through downtown Liberty set for Oct. 19 Get ready to be creative! The tradition of the Trinity Valley Exposition Fair and Rodeo’s Baby Parade continues on Saturday, Oct. 15 at 10 a.m.

This year’s theme is “Who is your Hero?”

From superheroes to real-life heroes, this year’s parade will be full of cuteness. Children walking, riding on a bicycle or in a wagon, or on a small or large float are just a few examples of what spectators might see.

The TVE’s baby parade continues to be one of the longest running parades in Texas. Parade entries will be judged on a variety of creativity.

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This year’s annual TVE baby parade will have a theme of, Who is your Hero? Those entering can walk, ride a bicycle or in a wagon, or on a small or large float, with each honoring their own hero.

Costumes, moving parts, textures, color scheme, special effects and overall appearance will be critiqued. There will be

Queens List, 1910-2015 1910 Myrtle Green, Liberty 1911 Florence Calhoon, Liberty 1912 Ina Mae Perryman, Liberty 1913 B.B. Lovett, Liberty 1914 Elaine Bristley, Liberty 1915 Lettie Smith, Liberty 1916 Ceclia Deblanc, Liberty 1917 NO QUEEN CONTEST 1918 World War I 1919 World War I 1920 World War I 1921 Dorothy Ellis, Liberty 1922 Grace Hunnicutt, Dayton 1923 Marguerite Splane, Liberty

1924 Reita Lafour, Liberty 1925 Blanche Riviere, Liberty 1926 Majorie Hayes, Liberty 1927 Gladys Ellis, Liberty 1928 UNKNOWN 1929 Katheryn Carlisle 1930 Hattie Cocke, Liberty 1931 Frances Lyles, Dayton 1932 Nancy Alphin, Daisetta 1933 Arline Pickett, Liberty 1934 Bernardine Pickett, Liberty 1935 Louise Kelly, Hull 1936 Annie Jo Smith, Liberty

a first, second and third place award given in each division. There will also be awards given for the Best Overall Entry, Best

1937 Jane Moore Anderson, Cleveland 1938 Laura Nan Ellis, Liberty 1939 Amber Joyce Wells, Tarkington 1940 Peggy Overton, Cleveland TRINITY VALLEY EXPOSITION 1941 Eloise Barrow, Eagle 1942 World War II 1943 World War II 1944 World War II 1945 World War II 1946 June Steusoff, Liberty 1947 Madge Kirkham, Anahuac 1948 Evelyne June Holbrook, Dayton 1949 Norma Lee Dunnam, Cleveland 1950 Linda Davis, Cleveland

Costume and Best Performance of an Individual.

Parade entrants may be infant to kindergarten age.

The parade route will be in downtown Liberty, following Main Street around the courthouse square.

Entry form and fee can be mailed to PO Box 9021, Liberty, Texas, 77575 or returned to: Sterling Realty, 1211 N. Main, Liberty; TVE Fairgrounds, FM 563, Liberty; or to Brittany Hudnall at Jax Burgers, 428 Main St. For more information on the baby parade or to download entry forms or rules visit tvefair.com.

1951 Eloise Cole, Dayton 1952 Billie Dean Alexander, Hardin 1953 Pat Lipson, Dayton 1954 Billie Alice Welch, Liberty 1955 Velda Gruver, Dayton 1956 Miriam LaCour, Hull- Daisetta 1957 Karen Tippit, Dayton 1958 Wyliene Trousdale, Dayton 1959 Margaret Ryan, Liberty 1960 Shelly Sipes, Dayton 1961 Patsy Ruth Gardner, Anahuac 1962 NO QUEEN CONTEST

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Whether they’re riding a horse or in a wagon, children of all ages will enjoy the annual kiddie trail ride, set for Wednesday, Oct. 19.

Riders and wagons will gather one block off of Highway 146 on FM 1011, or Governor’s Road, just north of Liberty at Pickett Ranch. Signs will be posted.

A hot breakfast will be served at 8 a.m. with dummy roping, face painting and stick horse riding available until the trail ride starts at 9 a.m. Riders and wagons will join the open-

ing day parade through downtown Liberty.

A drawing for door prizes will be held during the ride. Everyone is invited to participate.

A hay wagon will be provided for non-riders. A negative Coggins is required for those riding their personal horses or who have a wagon and team.

Children may be picked up at the Liberty football stadium parking lot after the parade.

For more information, call Johnye McMurtry at (936) 334-2821.

TVE opening day parade to kick off fair, rodeo The 107th annual Trinity Valley Exposition Fair and Rodeo will officially kick off next Wednesday, Oct. 19 with the opening day parade.

The fun starts at 10 a.m. in downtown Liberty, and it’s not too late to sign up.

Those who apply to participate will be contacted after 6 p.m. on Monday and given their parade entry number. All participants must be at their designated site by 9:15 a.m. to line up on next Wednesday.

There is no theme for this year’s kick off parade, but there are some rules: • No one may ride on top of the vehicle (roof, hood, etc).

• No candy, gum, beads, etc. may be thrown from the entry during the parade. Participants may walk along side and hand the item to the spectators.

• There will be no alco-

holic beverages allowed during the parade.

• Anyone who needs to drop off a rider for an entry in the parade must do so by parking on a side road and walking them to their destination. Transportation will not be provided by the parade committee and once the streets are shut down only vehicles in the line-up will be allowed.

• All trucks, trailers and floats must have guard rails or some type of railing to prevent riders from falling off of the side of the entry. No tractor trailers allowed.

• The parade will not stop for any type of exhibition. Participants should not stop to perform.

• Entries with walkers and trailers must continue to move. If walkers get behind, the trailer must continue at the pace of

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Mutton bustin’ to entertain crowds at rodeo Brave young cowboys and cowgirls will take to the arena Tuesday, Oct. 18 for a chance of glory, and some fun, in the annual mutton bustin’ contest.

A fan favorite since 2004, 40 local children will climb up on a sheep, hold on tight, and hope for a decent time that will send them further in the competition.

The initial competition is set for Tuesday, Oct. 18, with all 40 contestants riding 5:30-7:30 p.m. The top 20 from Tuesday move on with 10 riding on Thursday and 10 on Friday.

The top six from Thursday and Friday will battle for the top title Saturday night after the steer wrestling event.

Contestants will shoot

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One child gets thrown off the sheep at last year’s mutton bustin’.

out of the small chute and a vast majority will fall off in less than eight seconds. Six seconds or longer is considered a good ride, and the competition is just as popular with parents as it is with children.

Children ages 3-5 compete, and for their safety, are issued a vest and helmet by TVE. There are height and weight restrictions on the children who participate, so no harm is done to the sheep.

With a week filled with

bull and bronc riding, the mutton bustin’ competition could be considered a stepping stone for a bigger future in the rodeo industry someday.

Mutton bustin’ started in Texas more than 20 years ago.

It’s time to start perfecting those rubs, sauces and more as the Trinity Valley Exposition Fair and Rodeo’s BBQ cook-off competition is accepting teams.

The cook-off contest once again will have teams testing their culinary skills on the first weekend of the fair’s nine-day run on Oct. 1415.

Teams will be judged on several different categories including fajitas, ribs, brisket, chicken, chef ’s entrée, chef ’s des-

sert, beans and margaritas. Cash prizes and trophies will be awarded to the top placing teams in each category.

All teams who are interested had to register by Oct. 7. The entry fee per team is $120. A mandatory chief ’s cook meeting will be held on Friday, Oct. 14 at 5 p.m.

The TVE Fair and Rodeo runs from Oct. 14 -22.

For more information on the fair’s schedule or ticket information visit tvefair.com.

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Concert dance leads entertainment-filled fair, rodeo A little boot scootin’ is sure to been seen next week with the entertainment lineup set for the 2016 Trinity Valley Exposition Fair and Rodeo.

From the concert dance set for Saturday, Oct. 15 to nightly concerts following the PRCA Rodeo, nine artists will take the stage.

The TVE Fair and Rodeo Concert Dance kicks things off Saturday, Oct. 15 with a start time of 8:30 p.m. The show features Jon Wolfe, Josh Ward and Dusty Brighteyes Neuman.

Wolfe is a country singer and songwriter. His bio page on his website defines country music as... “it was, is and always should be, with boots firmly standing on the bedrock of tradition and an eye focused on taking it into the future.”

From small town Oklahoma, Wolfe has performed on dance floors and honky tonks in Texas and Oklahoma to Music Row in Nashville.

Wolfe’s music is burning up Texas charts. He’s had six consecutive Top 10 singles including “Let

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A Country Boy Love You,” “That Girl In Texas,” “I Don’t Care,” “It All Happened In A Honky Tonk,” “The Only Time You Call,” and “What Are You Doin’ Right Now.” Ward, a Houston native and country music traditionalist, was exposed at an early age to old gospel hymns he sang in church.

Riding in the high school Rodeo Circuit as a teenager, Ward got his first taste of performing, singing hits from Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Merle Haggard and George Jones.

Encouraged by the crowd feedback, he put together his first band in 2003 and started paying his dues at local honky tonks.

Ward released his third album, “Promises”, in July 2012.

Neuman calls Dayton his hometown.

“I’ve always looked up to guys like Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark, Lyle Lovett, and Robert Earl Keen,” Neuman writes on his website. “I think being from Texas, it’s almost mandatory to have these guys as your mu-

sical influence. To write with as much conviction, sincerity and feeling as Townes is something I’ve always strived for. Music is supposed to make you feel something, if it doesn’t, it’s worthless.”

Neuman combines his folksy upbringing with songs about love, hate and more in his latest self-titled album.

Additional shows include: Dustin Sonnier and Kylie Frey, Tuesday, Oct. 18, 10 p.m.

Rocky King Band Jeff Woolsey, Wednesday, Oct. 19, after the rodeo Jody Booth, Thursday, Oct. 20, after the rodeo Junior Gordon, Friday, Oct. 21, after the rodeo Rocky King Band, Saturday, Oct. 22, after the rodeo Tickets for the concert dance are $20 in advance and $25 at the gate and Jody Booth are non-refundable.

Tickets are available at: Tvefair.com; Boot Barn (formerly Baskins), 1001 Main St. in Liberty;Cowboy Cleaners, 303 Fannin, Liberty and 306 N. Main, Dayton; and the TVE Fairgrounds, 321 Wallisville Road, Liberty. Junior Gordon

Jon Wolfe

Jeff Woolsey

Kylie Frey

Dustin Sonnier

Josh Ward

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Carnival to offer fun for all ages Roller coasters, slides, a Ferris wheel, oh my!

The Trinity Valley Exposition Fair and Rodeo is rolling into town next week, complete with carnival rides and food.

The carnival will be open this year Oct. 18-22 and will feature rides including the Mega Drop, Starship 2000 and Kamikaze for the not so faint of heart.

Children can enjoy Raiders, an interactive play area complete with rope ladders, punching pages, suspension bridges, a rubber band maze and a 90-foot slide.

The carnival opens at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 18 and then at noon on Wednesday. Gates

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Why not take a spin around the carnival on a pony? Rides will be available again this year.

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The carousel, always a pleaser for small children, will be back this year at the midway at the TVE Fair and Rodeo carnival.

open again at 6 p.m. that Thursday and Friday and then at 11 a.m. on Saturday. $35 will get guests un-

limited rides after 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

Tickets are regular prices on Friday. On Sat-

urday, all rides are $2 11 a.m.-1 p.m.

And, it’s not too late to pick up a Passport to Fun. The passport offers un-

limited rides and gate admission every day for $85.

There are a limited number of passes available at the TVE Fair and Rodeo office, Boot Barn, Pack Ship and Copy, all in Liberty, and at Cowboy Cleaners in Liberty

and Dayton.

Talley Amusement, Inc. will bring the midway again this year, offering a variety of rides for all ages, along with carnival food favorites cotton candy, corn dogs, popcorn and more.

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Exhibitors Ashley Bennett, Anahuac FFA Cara Hooper, Anahuac FFA Kaitlyn Bennett, Anahuac FFA Jack Hampton, Anahuac FFA Katrina Swope, Anahuac FFA Emma G. Swonke, Anahuac FFA Rachael B. Hargraves, Anahuac FFA Maci Bennett, Anahuac FFA Cale Swope, Anahuac FFA Mitchell Hargraves, Anahuac FFA Jenna Turner, Anahuac FFA Jack Hampton, Anahuac FFA Carter Boles, Anahuac FFA Taylor Hankamer, Anahuac FFA E. Dylan Turner, Anahuac Jr. FFA Eli F. Swonke, Anahuac Jr. FFA Phoebe Hampton, Anahuac Jr. FFA Corby Storey, Anahuac Jr.

FFA Phoebe Hamilton, Anahuac Jr. FFA Preslie Moor, Anahuac Jr. FFA Alyssa Humphrey, Anahuac Jr. FFA Sidney Otto, Anahuac Jr. FFA Maggie Stephenson, Anahuac Jr. FFA Halley Moor III, Anahuac Jr. FFA Hudson Richard, Anahuac Jr. FFA Hadlee Richard, Anahuac Jr. FFA Reagan Richard, Anahuac Jr. FFA Marshall Parham, Barbers Hill 4-H Evelyn Turner, Barbers Hill 4-H Makenna Castaneda, Barbers Hill FFA Madison Steadham, Barbers Hill FFA

Jason Garrett, Barbers Hill FFA Rylea Geisendorff, Barbers Hill DDA Trevor Brackin, Barbers Hill FFA Mackenzie Vojacek, Barbers Hill 4-H Kara Taylor, Barbers Hill 4-H Trista Sparks, Barbers Hill 4-H Madison Bryant, Barbers Hill FFA Andrea Gilmore, Barbers Hill FFA Gavin Ray, Barbers Hill 4-H Taylor Trainer, Barbers Hill 4-H Dustin Poole, Barbers Hill 4-H Brooke Poole, Barbers Hill 4-H John Sanchez, Barbers Hill 4-H Katelyn Sanchez, Barbers Hill 4-H Ashlynn Bolieu, Barbers Hill

4-H James Hall, Barbers Hill 4-H Hanna Stewart, Barbers Hill FFA Lindsey Hall, Barbers Hill FFA Brice Otto, Barbers Hill FFA Natalee Kink, Barbers Hill FFA Robert Green, Barbers Hill FFA Emily Green, Barbers Hill Jr. FFA Ethan Boullion, Barbers Hill Jr. FFA Blake Smith, Barbers Hill FFA Elise Shellabarger, Barbers Hill FFA Griffin Kunk, Barbers Hill Jr. FFA Trevor Deriso, Barbers Hill Jr. FFA Jordan Hill, Barbers Hill Jr. FFA Karyssa Zaruba, Barbers Hill FFA

Ashton McCawley, Barbers Hill FFA Reagan McCawley, Barbers Hill FFA Zachery Page, Barbers Hill FFA Morgan Myres, Barbers Hill Jr. FFA Kaylee Navarre, Barbers Hill Jr. FFA Addyson Navarre, Barbers Hill Jr. FFA Callie Welty, Barbers Hill Jr. FFA Griffin Kunk, Barbers Hill Jr. FFA Gabby Coggin, Barbers Hill 4-H Cameron Swonke, Barbers Hill 4-H Hunter Coggin, Barbers Hill 4-H

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EXHIBITORS From Page 16 Emma Taylor, Barbers Hill 4-H Jesse Vojacek, Barbers Hill 4-H Logan Hill, Barbers Hill FFA Calyn Dugat, Barbers Hill FFA Paden Dugat, Barbers Hill FFA Macy Jackson, Big Thickett 4-H Marlee Brooks, Cleveland FFA Kimberley May, Cleveland FFA Lacey May, Cleveland FFA Joseph Deshotels, Cleveland FFA Leanna May, Cleveland FFA Richayla Young, Dayton 4-H Logan Chachere, Dayton 4-H Maddy Taplin, Dayton FFA Paige Lott, Dayton FFA Cody Dear, Dayton FFA Jaxon Purse, Dayton 4-H Addison Sopchak, Dayton 4-H

Hayden Sopchak, Dayton 4-H Dawson Lott, Dayton 4-H Tanner Lott, Dayton 4-H Cade Bartee, Dayton FFA Amanda Carden, Dayton FFA Lauren Stanley, Dayton FFA Dequinncy Dever, Dayton 4-H Natalie Zeno, Dayton 4-H Audrey Brown, Dayton FFA Rylan Puckett, Dayton 4-H Ty Zeno, Dayton 4-H Sophie Payne, Dayton FFA Dequinncy Dever, Dayton 4-H Jake Williams, Dayton 4-H Emaline Robinson, Dayton FFA Layne Bode, Dayton FFA LeAnn Wagner, Dayton 4-H William Bauer, Dayton FFA Coy Brackin, Dayton FFA Mary Zimmer, Dayton FFA Brooke Wagner, Dayton FFA Haven Scott, Dayton 4-H Aron Shellhammer, Dayton 4-H Caeden Young, Dayton 4-H Kolton Bishop, Dayton 4-H Skyler Wagner, Dayton FFA

Khayri Thomas, Dayton FFA Kyle Rash, Dayton FFA Brooklynn Wagner, Dayton FFA Layton Shellhammer, Dayton FFA Beth Lambert, Dolen 4-H Railyn Josey, Dolen 4-H Megan Lambert, Dolen 4-H Garrett Vance, Dolen 4-H Blaine Head, Dolen 4-H Thomas Barton, Dolen 4-H Kaelyn Rhame, East Chambers FFA Gage Howard, East Chambers Jr. FFA Grace Rhame, East Chambers Jr. FFA Lane Hoffpauir, East Chambers Jr. FFA Sam Neuman, East Chambers FFA Lauren Mayeux, East Chambers FFA Ashlyn Trahan, East Chambers Jr. FFA Aubrie Smith, East Chambers Jr. FFA Trevor Thomas, East Chambers FFA

Jillian Gentile, East Chambers Jr. FFA Brooke Charpiot, East Chambers FFA Savannah McLaurin, East Chambers FFA Mykayla Pinson, East Chambers FFA Bailey Stobart, East Chambers FFA Braeden Credeur, East Chambers FFA Selena Moreno, East Chambers FFA Jill Phelps, East Chambers FFA Braeden Credeur, East Chambers FFA Selena Moreno, East Chambers FFA Jill Phelps, East Chambers FFA Gracie Kellum, East Chambers FFA Breelee Green, East Chambers Jr. FFA Sean Underwood, East Chambers Jr. FFA Damion Moreno, East Chambers Jr. FFA

Cameron Hester, East Chambers FFA Bailey Stobart, East Chambers FFA Madison Racca, East Chambers FFA Tyler Stevens, East Chambers Jr. FFA Rori Stevents, East Chambers Jr. FFA Clayton Coutee, East Chambers Jr. FFA Alyssa Matthews, Eastgate 4-H Palmer Simeon, Eastgate 4-H Kacie Dear, Eastgate 4-H Kylee Land, Eastgate 4-H Steven Payne, Eastgate 4-H Wesley Till, Eastgate 4-H Alyssa Williams, Eastgate 4-H Trevor Griggs, Eastgate 4-H Tracy Griggs, Eastgate 4-H Sarah Peters, Eastgate 4-H Caydyn Shaver, Eastgate 4-H Abcede Ivey, Eastgate 4-H Matthew Payne, Eastgate 4-H Anna Turney, Eastgate 4-H

See Exhibitors, 20

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Red, white wine to flow at TVE tasting The wine will be flowing at the Trinity Valley Exposition Fair and Rodeo’s Wine Tasting on Friday, Oct. 14.

Wine connoisseurs and novices will be treated to an array of reds, whites and other blends.

This is the second year the wine tasting will help kick off the fair’s activities. TVE’s Fair and Ro-

deo will run from Oct. 14-22.

This year’s wine event will include 12 wines including two that are produced here in Texas.

“Last year’s event was a success, and we are looking forward to having this event continue to grow and attract more members of our community who may not typically

attend TVE,” said Robbie Herrington, TVE president.

Tickets are $30 each and will be available at Sterling Realty, Capital Title and the TVE office.

A limited number of tickets will be for sale.

“We are working hard on getting a good wine selection. I think the Wine Tasting event is

something people really wanted, and I am thrilled we are able to do it,” Wine Tasting Chairman Jim Sterling said.

Some tasty treats will be offered. Festivities run from 6-8 p.m. and will be held in the TVE hospitality room.

For more information on the wine tasting visit tvefair.com.

Courtesy photo

This year’s TVE Fair and Rodeo Wine Tasting is set for Friday, Oct. 14.

Wine tasters last year, pictured above, enjoyed a variety of red, white and other blends. This year’s tasting will include two Texas-produced wines.

PRCA continues rodeo history in Liberty County Rodeos have a long history in Liberty County, and this year’s three-day PRCA Rodeo will attract fans from a large area.

The PRCA Rodeo will take the arena at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 20-22.

Rodeos have called Liberty County home off and on since 1921, but it was not until E.W. Boyt built a $10,000 arena on the Trinity Valley Exposition grounds in 1940 that the rodeos were sanctioned nationally.

The new arena became a member of the Rodeo Association of America and most of the professional riders were the forerunners for what

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Fans will rush to the TVE arena Oct. 20-22 for the PRCA Rodeo.

would become the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA).

TVE hosts the PRCA Rodeo and is a member of PRCA’s Division 2 of

MARKET BROILER • Monday, Oct. 17, 8 a.m. – show MARKET LAMB • Monday, Oct. 17, 7-8 a.m.

– move in; 8:30-9:30 a.m. – weigh in; 10:30 a.m. – show MARKET STEER • Monday, Oct. 17, 8-3 p.m. – arrival; 4-6 p.m. – weigh in • Tuesday, Oct. 18, 7 p.m. – show

the Xtreme Bulls.

PRCA Xtreme Bulls Tour showcases the PRCA’s top bull riders and some of the highest-ranking bulls

the world has to offer; Xtreme Bulls bull riders include the top bull riders from the PRCA World Standings as well as contestants who advance through Xtreme Bulls qualifying events.

Today, the PRCA boasts roughly 7,000 members with more than 5,000 of those being current contestants. It is the largest, and oldest, rodeo-sanctioning body in the world.

The organization also strives to improve working conditions for contestants and monitors livestock welfare to boost entertainment value and promoting sponsors.

Exhibitor show times

MARKET GOAT • Monday, Oct. 17, 7-8 a.m. – move in; 8:30-10 a.m. – weigh in • Show to follow market lamb show at 10:30 a.m.

MARKET RABBIT • Monday, Oct. 17, 8 a.m. – check and weigh in; 8 a.m.

– show

PRCA supports youth rodeo with educational camps and financial assistance to young standouts preparing to enter professional ranks, as well as supporting allied organizations such as Tough Enough to Wear Pink, Miss Rodeo America, the American Quarter Horse Association and the Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame.

Annually, PRCA sanctions about 600 of the most elite multiple-event rodeos on the continent.

This is the cream of the crop among thousands of rodeo-related events that take place each year in North America.

MARKET SWINE • Tuesday, Oct. 18, 9 a.m.noon – check and weigh in • Wednesday, Oct. 19, 8 a.m.

– show

BREEDING RABBIT • Monday, Oct. 17, 8 a.m. – check in • Show to follow market rabbit show

BREEDING BEEF • Monday, Oct. 17, 8 a.m.-3 p.m. – early check in • Wednesday, Oct. 19, 8 a.m.4 p.m. – check in • Thursday, Oct. 20, 8 a.m. – show

COMMERCIAL HEIFER • Monday, Oct. 17, 8 a.m.-3 p.m. – move in; 4-6 p.m. – weigh in • Tuesday, Oct. 18, 1 p.m. – show

Family Night to offer free fun for all

Family fun is free at the Trinity Valley Exposition Fair and Rodeo on Family Night on Tuesday, Oct. 18.

Free gate admission allows guests and their families to enjoy mutton bustin’ action, stick horse races and the market steer show.

Gates will open at 5 p.m.

Dustin Sonnier and Kylie Frey will take the stage that evening. Sonnier brings his mix of talents to TVE; he is a true blend of classic country, southern rock, with a touch of Cajun and Zydeco to please any crowd.

Frey, a former rodeo queen, will share her country roots and is sure to be a fan favorite. Concerts will be free to fairgoers on Family Night.

The carnival will be open that evening. Tickets for the rides are separate and can be purchased on site.

The TVE Fair and Rodeo runs from Oct. 14-22.

Tickets include access to the rodeo, carnival and nightly dances. Rodeo seats are general admission and are first come first served. Tickets can be purchased at the gates or online at tvefair.com.

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EXHIBITORS From Page 17 Austin Mcdowell, Eastgate 4-H Hunter Dodson, Eastgate 4-H Hannah Dodson, Eastgate 4-H Paul Thonsgaard, Hardin 4-H Wesley Colwell, Hardin 4-H Jules Thonsgaard, Hardin 4-H Carson Randolph, Hardin 4-H Kylie Newkirk, Hardin 4-H James Barker, Hardin 4-H Lindsey Tinney, Hardin 4-H Kade Goodwin, Hardin FFA Falllon Hanks, Hardin FFA Bryce McQueary, Hardin FFA Cheyenne Birge, Hardin FFA Lacey Tinney, Hardin 4-H Ty Tinkle, Hardin 4-H Ryan Snell, Hardin FFA Ellie Brett, Hardin 4-H Lahr Randolph, Hardin 4-H Hunter Templeton, Hardin 4-H Emma Brett, Hardin 4-H Lacey Tinney, Hardin 4-H

Kyler Oldham, Hardin 4-H Fallon Hanks, Hardin 4-H Caleb Richardson, Hardin 4-H Logan York, Hardin 4-H Tyler Wells, Hardin 4-H Summer Balch, Hardin 4-H Cody Broom, Hardin 4-H Parker Balch, Hardin 4-H Jacob Wells, Hardin 4-H Abbey Lanier, Hardin 4-H Ethan Richardson, Hardin 4-H Jake Jones, Hardin 4-H Jordan Hendricks, Hardin 4-H MaKenna Furlow, Hardin 4-H Korey Newkirk, Hardin 4-H Saige NeNormand, Hardin 4-H Ava Simmons, Hardin 4-H Zane Jones, Hardin 4-H Grace Williams, Hardin 4-H Riley Bautsch, Hull Daisetta 4-H Alayna Bautsch, Hull Daisetta 4-H Marlee Dillard, Hull Daisetta FFA Gracie Ritter, Hull Daisetta FFA Kailey Lenormand, Liberty

FFA Kaycee Hays, Liberty FFA Lacy Worthy, Liberty FFA Kaitlin McIntosh, Liberty FFA Carter Haidusek, Liberty FFA Cassidy Haidusek, Liberty FFA Mattie Beasley, Liberty FFA Chandler Sanders, Liberty FFA Kara Tousha, Liberty Jr. FFA Madayln Pickett, Liberty FFA Hayden Chapman, Liberty FFA Kyle Ming, Liberty FFA Laura Moorman, Liberty FFA Sarah Lopez, Liberty FFA Caiden Pickett, Liberty Jr. FFA Anthony Ramirez, Liberty Jr. FFA Kaitlin McIntosh, Liberty FFA Evans Chasitie, Liberty FFA Melanie Evans, Liberty FFA Kyle Key, Liberty FFA Melanie Evans, Liberty Jr. FFA Gracie Evans, Liberty Jr. FFA Manuel Lopez, Liberty FFA Zoe Mayes, Liberty Jr. FFA Bradley Ty Mayes, Liberty Jr.

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FFA Garrett Hafer, Liberty Jr. FFA Beau Fowler, Liberty Jr. FFA Kade Jordan, Liberty Jr. FFA Hadlee Richard, Mid Chambers Co 4-H Ethan Corbitt, Mid Chambers Co 4-H John Wayne Ashley, Mid Chambers Co 4-H Bo Sizemore, Mid Chambers Co 4-H Meredith Ashley, Mid Chambers Co 4-H Hannah Griffice, Mid Chambers Co 4-H Gabrielle Bailey, Plum Grove 4-H Faith Bailey, Plum Grove 4-H Latisha James, Plum Grove 4-H Connie Pope, Plum Grove 4-H Collin Pope, Plum Grove 4-H Kevin McFadden Jr., Plum Grove 4-H Marlee Brooks, Plum Grove 4-H Dylan Norris, Plum Grove 4-H

Waylon Smith, Plum Grove 4-H Dalton Smith, Plum Grove 4-H Kolbe Sandoval, Plum Grove 4-H Mckenzie Browning, Plum Grove 4-H Anthony Valdez, Plum Grove 4-H Rebecca Perry, Plum Grove 4-H Clayton Perry, Plum Grove 4-H Ryder Brinkman, Plum Grove 4-H Montana Sizemore, Plum Grove 4-H Shyane Parker, Tarkington FFA Tori Huckabay, Tarkington FFA Chase Anderson, Tarkington Jr. FFA Jaytlin Lewis, Tarkington Jr. FFA

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EXHIBITORS From Page 20 Cayla Godejohn, Tarkington FFA Shelby Wooten, Tarkington FFA Ethan Vick, Tarkington FFA Hannah Primeaux, Tarkington Jr. FFA Keilee Day, Tarkington Jr. FFA Lauren Page, Tarkington Jr. FFA Joshua Garrett, Tarkington 4-H Faith Reynolds, Tarkington FFA Kyle Reynolds, Tarkington Jr. FFA

PAST QUEENS From Page 9 1963 Nancy Rusk, Liberty 1964 Reita Norman, Liberty 1965 Doris Smitherman, Mont Belvieu 1966 Beylnda McMullan, Devers 1967 Tresia Buchalew, Liberty 1968 Sue Norman, Liberty 1969 Florence Mecom, Hull- Daisetta 1970 Debbie Van Deventer, Liberty

Paige Erigan, Tarkington FFA Skyler Shelley, Tarkington FFA Dalton Bottos, Tarkington 4-H Adicin Morgan, Tarkington FFA Kayla Morgan, Tarkington Jr. FFA Nathan Freak, Tarkington FFA Cullen Greak, Tarkington Jr. FFA Rainni Waller, Tarkington FFA Tyler Hamic, Tarkington FFA Laci Page, Tarkington FFA Caitlyn Stutts, Tarkington FFA Makaila Stutts, Tarking-

ton Jr. FFA Harley Mol, Tarkington 4-H Nathan Wells, Tarkington 4-H Jake Bottos, Tarkington 4-H Cotlin Bottos, Tarkington 4-H Mackenzie Wells, Tarkington 4-H Garrett Wells, Tarkington 4-H Wyatt Mol, Tarkington 4-H Lance Hawthorne, Tarkington 4-H Tyler Hamic, Tarkington FFA Ryan J. McCormick, Tarkington FFA Cameron Luckey, Tarkington FFA

Natalie Luckey, Tarkington FFA Jenna Wolcik, Tarkington FFA Amy Scarborough, Tarkington FFA Justin Scarborough, Tarkington FFA Layton Day, Tarkington Jr. FFA Keilee Day, Tarkington Jr. FFA Cash Enderli, Trinity Valley 4-H Anna Hyde, West Chambers County Kaitlyn Ortega, Winnie 4-H Colton Fant, Winnie 4-H Madi Barrow, Winnie 4-H Zachary Booze, Winnie 4-H

1971 Renee Mace, Dayton 1972 Linda Hutto, Cleveland 1973 Jana Barnett, Cleveland 1974 Marlene Henery, Barbers Hill 1975 Jackie Kirkes, Dayton 1976 Amy Abshier, Hardin 1977 Sammi Damek, Dayton 1978 Jeana Kinard, Tarkington 1979 Pooh Porter, Barbers Hill 1980 Shelley Head, Cleveland

1981 Susan Brown, Dayton 1982 Leigh Ann Steadham, Baytown 1983 Tammy Lynn Lucas, Liberty 1984 Julie Swain, Hardin 1985 Laura Ferguson, Anahuac 1986 Kristin Ezer, Anahuac 1987 Rhonda McCrary, Dayton 1988 Tammie Wallce, Wallisville 1989 Cheri Waller, Dayton 1990 Heather Harp, Mont Belvieu

1991 Dawn Childers, Sour Lake 1992 Dawn Licatino, Port Arthur 1993 Victoria Gordon, Port Neches Grove 1994 Michelle Carter, Beaumont 1995 Marrisa Summers, Tarkington 1996 Toyna Mitchell, Sour Lake 1997 Amber Carpenter, Sour Lake 1998 Terra Standford, Liberty 1999 Kacie Thornton, Hardin 2000 Valerie Schweinle, Anahuac

Good luck to all TVE participants!

Ag-Ventures await at TVE Fair and Rodeo Tour the barns, visit with youth exhibitors and a petting zoo on Thursday, Oct. 20 at the Trinity Valley Exposition Fair and Rodeo.

The Family Ag-Venture Day runs from 9-11 a.m. at the fairgrounds, complete with several Agriculture learning stations.

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service has partnered with Texas Parks and Wildlife, Texas Forest Service, Liberty County Bee keepers, Trinity Valley Tractors and the U.S.

2001 Jenell Ungles, Dayton 2002 Ginny Jackson, Hardin 2003 Cheyanne Choate, Dayton 2004 Stephanie Frankum, Hardin 2005 Lauren Allison, Liberty 2006 Codi Jo Pittman, Hardin 2007 Michelle Lasater, Hardin 2008 Kadie Jo Sebek, Hardin 2009 Chelee Morgan, Tarkington 2010 Kayla Slankard, Batson

Fish and Wildlife Service to name a few to bring families a fun agricultural experience.

Entry for Family Ag-Venture activities is free. The first 300 children will receive a goody bag. Smokey the Bear will be on the grounds to greet guests.

Groups need to contact Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service by Oct. 13 at (936) 334-3230 to ensure enough materials are available for the children in their group.

2011 Kylie Turner, Anahuac 2012 Casey Anderson, Dayton 2013 Callie Hanson, Mont Belvieu 2014 Jenna Turner, Anahuac 2015 Scarlett Addington Compiled by Paige Wallen, Former Student Research Assistant, Sam Houston Regional Library and Research Center, Liberty. Additions by Vindicator staff.

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Past Presidents 1909 J.L. Ellis 1910 W.J.Zeiss 1911 Dr. R.E. Bowen 1912 E.B. Pickett, Jr. 1913 E.B. Pickett, Jr. 1914 Chas. W. Fisher, Sr, 1915 Chap H. Cain 1916 Chap H. Cain 1917 C.N. Smith 1918 World War I 1919 World War I 1920 World War I 1921 E.B. Picket, Jr. 1922 H.O. Compton 1923 H.O. Compton 1924 R.G. Partlow 1925 H.A. Dimukes 1926 J.H. O’Neil 1927 J.M. Rich 1928 Bert Riviere 1929 Bert Riviere 1930 Kit Jackson

1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952

Kit Jackson Rhea Hudnall Ernie Pickett C. A. Chambers C.A. Chambers C.A. Chambers H.L. McGuire Brad Pickett R.H. Watson R.H. Watson J.M. Rich J.M. Rich (no fair held) World War II World War II World War II J.M. Rich Guy C. Jackson, Jr. Guy C. Jackson, Jr. J.W. Trousdale J.W. Trousdale G.C. Chambliss, Sr. G.C. Chambliss, Sr.

1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974

J.B. Sterling J.B. Sterling Paul Crutchfield Hubert Taylor, Jr. Dempsie Henley Dempsie Henley G.C. Chambliss, Jr. G.C. Chambliss, Jr. A.B. Lawrence A.B. Lawrence Johnny Remkes Johnny Remkes Johnny Remkes H.C. McCarty, Jr. H.C. McCarty, Jr. Price Daniel, Jr. Price Daniel, Jr. Charles Robertson Charles Robertson Hubert (Hoot) Gressett Hubert (Hoot) Gressett Hubert (Hoot) Gressett

1975 Hubert (Hoot) Gressett 1976 Hubert (Hoot) Gressett 1977 Hubert (Hoot) Gressett 1978 Bobby Blake 1979 Bobby Blake 1980 Bobby Blake 1981 Jimmy Bertman 1982 Jeff Green 1983 Jeff Green 1984 R.M. Bricker, Jr. 1985 R.M. Bricker, Jr. 1986 R.M. Bricker, Jr. 1987 Bobby Joe Lunceford 1988 Bobby Joe Lunceford 1989 Bobby Rader 1990 Bobby Rader 1991 Bobby Rader 1992 Dr. E.B. “Booster” Stephenson 1993 Dr. E.B. “Booster” Stephenson 1994 Dr. E.B. “Booster”

Put on those running shoes for Rodeo Run 5K Kick off those boots and put on a pair running shoes.

The 2016 Trinity Valley Exposition Fair and Rodeo Run 5K is set for Saturday, Oct. 15 before the baby parade in the downtown Liberty area.

The whole family is welcome to participate. All proceeds benefit the Trinity Valley Exposition 100 Club, which supports local youth.

The pre-entry fee for kids ages 11 years and younger is $15 and $20 the day of the event. The pre-entry fee for all others ages 12 and older is $25 and $30 the day of the event.

First through third place medals will be awarded in the following categories: males, females, kids, senior participants and bicycle. Registration and bid num-

ber pick-up will begin at 7:15 a.m.; warm-up will begin at 7:30 a.m.; and the run will begin at 8 a.m.

The start and finish line will be located on the east side of the Liberty County Courthouse and the route will be 5K, which is about 3.1 miles. There will be water stations along the route and a healthy snack and water station at the conclusion of the race. En-

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ter early to guarantee a Rodeo Run hat.

Those interested in participating may register online at tvefair. com under the events tab. Scroll all the way down to find registration form. For more information contact Jennifer Regen at (713) 540-3708 or Alexis Cordova at the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Office at (936) 334-3230.

Stephenson 1995 James Bricker 1996 James Bricker 1997 Buddy Smart 1998 Buddy Smart 1999 John Meche 2000 John Meche 2001 Larry Hanson 2002 Larry Hanson 2003 Barry Whittaker 2004 Barry Whittaker 2005 Fay Brett 2006 Fay Brett 2007 Dennis Threlkeld 2008 Dennis Threlkeld 2009 Donny Smith 2010 Donny Smith 2011 Carolyn Tinney 2012 Carolyn Tinney 2013 Brady Hanson 2014 Brady Hanson 2015 Robbie Herrington

OPENING DAY From Page 9 the parade and not wait on the walkers.

• If walking, the parade committee cannot guarantee participants will not be behind an animal. Please wear appropriate footwear.

All entries must be approved by the parade committee.

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Local youth highlight 2016 rodeo

The Vindicator photos|Casey Stinnett

Children and teenagers from across Liberty County tried their hands at calf roping, barrel racing, mutton bustin’ and more last Saturday at the annual TVE Youth Rodeo. Pictured here as just some sights from the rodeo.

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Saluting all TVE participants!

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CATCH RODEO FEVER! Oct.14-22 ★ 7:30pm

Tickets Available: FLNB Dayton Financial Center • 109 E. US 90, Dayton FLNB • 1900 Sam Houston Ave., Liberty Cowboy Cleaners • 303 Fannin, Liberty Boot barn (formerly Baskins) • 1001 Main St., Liberty TVE Fairgrounds Office • 321 Wallisville Road, Liberty and online at:

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