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Dont miss out on all thefun that will be happeningat this years Placer Coun-ty Fair, Country Days andRacin Ways, when wewill celebrate with fourdays of great entertain-ment and activities per-

fect for the whole family.We have worked to keep

and improve on the tradi-tions of the fair with somefun contests like pie-eatingand watermelon-eating.Our 4-H, FFA and GrangeLivestock shows and auc-

tion have our barnspacked. The blue ribboncompetitions for homearts, floriculture and gar-den produce and the quiltshow fill Johnson andLauppe Halls from floor toceiling.

The lovely women andyoung girls of Placer Coun-ty will compete for titles torepresent the fair for thenext year at our Miss Plac-er County Pageant onThursday, June 20 andFriday, June 21.

The PlacerCounty Fair has

gone country

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The midway is packed with rides all day and into the night. SEE WELCOME PAGE 4

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Of course, there is nothing astraditional as fair food, butthere are always new and cre-ative entries, so check out thefood booths for the latest craze,

such as deep-fried pineappleupside-down cake.Having a classic car show Fri-

day night has been a long-tra-dition and this year we areexpanding it to four days with aClassic Car Show on Thursday(1973 and older), a Racing CarShow on Friday, a Vintage Volk-swagen Show on Saturday anda Low Rider Show on Sunday.

Check to see if you fall intoone of our Special Days with

free entry seniors on Thurs-day, sponsors on Friday, activemilitary and first responderswith one guest on Saturday andkids on Sunday.

Dont forget to get your pre-sale carnival wristbands nowin the Fair Administrative Of-fice through noon Thursday,June 20. They are priced at only

$20 each ($25 value). Checkout our special fair package for$40, which includes two wrist-bands and two adult admit-tance tickets ($60 value).

We have some great coun-try bands that will be enter-taining us all four days of thefair in the Beer Garden. OnSaturday in our Grandstands,we have NASCAR Racing andon Mahan Stage, specialcountry singer Eddie Bush.

On Sunday, we have a Mexi-can Rodeo, so come join usfor Country Days and RacinWays youll be sure to havea great time!

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The Placer County Fair is full of fun, food and entertainment.

Thursday, June 20: 3-10 p.m.Friday, June 21: 3-10 p.m.Saturday, June 22: 10 a.m. to

10 p.m.Sunday, June 23: 10 a.m. to 10p.m.Where: 800 All America CityBlvd., Roseville

COSTParking: $5Admission: $5 adults; seniors60+ $3; kids 12 and under $3.Eddie Bush & the Mayhem andBrodie Stewart concert: $5NASCAR racing June 22: $13adults; $7 kids (if you pay toget into the fair and then

decide to go to one of thegrandstand events, fair admit-

tance will be deducted fromgrandstand ticket price)Carnival wristbands: $25 (pre-

sale until noon June 20, $20available in advance at thefair office)Grand Mexican Rodeo andDance: $25

FREE ADMISSION DAYSThursday: Senior Day (freeadmission for ages 60-plus)Friday: Sponsor Day (allemployees of all fair sponsorsget free admission)Saturday: Service Day (activemilitary and a guest get freeadmission

Sunday: Kids Day (kids 12 andunder get free admission)

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WELCOME: This years Placer County Fair offers great deals for seniors, military and families



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Ihope you like country, because this

years Placer County Fair has gonecountry. We are bringing every kind of

country this year, from the good oldcountry beats to modern country.The Coors Light Beer Garden will behopping with all manner of talent onstage as the fair showcases some of thebest bands in the area. Some popularbands like Eddie Bush & the Mayhem,

Dave Russell and Buck Ford will bereturning, and new and already popularcountry acts McKenna Faith, RachelSteele and Road 88, BRANDED and morewill also make an appearance. Heres thebreakdown:

Eddie Bush, formerly from the bandOne Flew South, now under the aliasEddie Bush & the Mayhem, will be in

town at 7 p.m. Saturday, performingsome of his greatest hits: Spirit of Amer-ica, his first Billboard Hot Country singleHard to Stop a Train and the BillboardHot Country Top 40 hit My Kind ofBeautiful, from the One Flew Southalbum Last of the Good Guys. Concerttickets are $5, so come early and reserveyourself a spot on the Mahan Stage Lawnat the fairgrounds.

Bushs influences are The Beatles, JimiHendrix, Prince and Eddie Van Halen.Bush has toured with renowned guitaristEric Johnson and has shared concert billswith country acts Keith Urban, CarrieUnderwood, Kenny Chesney, MirandaLambert, Jason Aldean, Little Big Town,The Band Perry, Phil Vassar, Love & Theft

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Eddie

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and Montgomery Gentry, am-ong others, and legends likeWillie Nelson, Neil Young, JohnMellencamp, Alison Krauss, TedNugent, Rick Springfield, Jeffer-

son Starship, .38 Special, REOSpeedwagon, Heart and theDoobie Brothers. Eddie Bush &the Mayhem consists of bassistBen Bennett, vocalist JulieBeam, drummer Ricky Wright-en and Eddie Bush on guitarsand vocals.

Patrick Walsh performs at 3p.m. Thursday on the Beer Gar-den Stage.

Dave Russell is a good oldown home country boy doing

what he loves to do sing andperform. Now with an upcom-ing release from Cupit Records,he is about to share his passionwith not only the thousands offans he already has, but alsonew fans he will surely pick upalong his way. A way that hasalready brought him from North

Carolina to California as he hasperformed in, and sold out,shows in several of the top casi-

no venues in the nation.Along with his concert shows,

Russell continually works on

playing and singing. As to hislive shows, an entertainmentreporter once said, Dave takes

the stage like Elvis for his 1968comeback show such a greatstage presence.

His band consists of some ofthe best musicians on the West

Coast, and together they give ashow that always has the crowdout on the floor yelling formore.

I consider myself so veryblessed to do what I do Russellsaid, adding, My goal is to real-ly be not only a singer, but toalso entertain as many peopleas possible. With my new song,How Country is That, I feel thatit will connect with so many. Icant wait to continue my ride!

Russell will perform at 7 p.m.Thursday on the Beer GardenStage.

Nashville recording artistBuck Ford is a young, purecountry singing sensation whofocuses on keeping the tradi-tional country sound and rhy-thm flowing.

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Dave Russell will perform at 7 p.m. Thursday on the Beer Garden Stage.

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MUSIC: The Beer Garden Stage will host plenty of live country performances at this years fair

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Fords influences consist ofGeorge Strait, Merle Haggard,

George Jones and Keith White-ley, just to name a few. Ford andhis band pride themselves onthe fact that their performancesbring back to life the soundand feel of real old countrymusic.

Buck Ford will perform at 3p.m. Friday on the Beer Garden

Stage.BRANDED is a country band

from Penryn that generatesenergy and excitement every-where they perform. BRANDEDspecializes in playing every-thing country, from classics likeMerle Haggard and GeorgeStrait to rocking country likeJason Aldean, Gary Allen andKenny Chesney.

BRANDED will perform at 7p.m. Friday on the Beer Garden

Stage.McKenna Faith is a new coun-

try artist, just 18 years old, whowill hit the Beer Garden Stage at10 a.m. Sunday. This first-class,high-energy, boot-stompingNashville recording artist istraveling the nation to promote

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MUSIC SCHEDULE

THURSDAY3 p.m.: Patrick Walsh (Beer Garden Stage)7 p.m.: Dave Russell (Beer Garden Stage)

FRIDAY3 p.m.: Buck Ford (Beer Garden Stage)7 p.m.: BRANDED (Beer Garden Stage)

SATURDAY

1:15 p.m.: Rupert Duncan Country Band (Beer GardenStage)4:30 p.m.: Chad Bushnell (Beer Garden Stage)7 p.m.: Eddie Bush (Mahan Stage)8 p.m.: Nickel Slots (Beer Garden Stage)

SUNDAY10 a.m.: McKenna Faith (Beer Garden Stage)1:15 p.m.: Kenny Fry (Beer Garden Stage)4:30 p.m.: Hank Biggs (Beer Garden Stage)8 p.m.: Rachel Steel and Road 88 (Beer Garden Stage)Buck Ford will perform at 3 p.m. Friday.

McKennaFaith willperformon theBeerGardenStage at10 a.m.Sunday.



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her new album We LikeTrucks, featuring Toby Keithsband. She has shared the stagewith country superstars BlakeShelton, Trace Adkins, Luke

Bryan, Dierks Bentley and Scot-ty McCreery, making a name forherself in the country musicworld.

The Rupert Duncan CountryBand brings nothing more thanlive music entertainment at itsfinest. Rupert Duncan is heavilyinfluenced by Hank WilliamsSr., his son Bocephus, GeorgeJones, Merle Haggard, KeithWhitley and (Deringer) FrankStroup. He loves all good music

that comes from the heart.Duncan will perform at 1:15p.m. Saturday on the Beer Gar-den Stage.

Chad Bushnellwill perform at4:30 p.m. Saturday on the BeerGarden Stage.

The Nickel Slots take theaudience on a journey through

hard times and desperationthat always carries hope that

better things are just aroundthe corner. With influence from

early roots Americana music aswell as a touch of rebellious1970s punk, The Nickel Slotsdraw the line that connectsJohnny Cash to The Clash.

From the sentimental folk tuneto the foot-stomping, raucoussing-along, their alt-countryrock songs bring listeners backto a long-lost memory orshared experience of pain, joy,heartache, love, hope andredemption. Performing to-gether since November 2008,the band has built a devotedfollowing in their home base ofSacramento. The band has pre-viously won two consecutive

Sammie Awards for Outstand-ing Americana/Alt-Country,and in 2012 wowed audiencesin venues both large and smallon a European tour. NickelSlots will perform at 8 p.m. Sat-urday on the Beer GardenStage.

Kenny Fry performs at 1:15

p.m. Sunday on the Beer Gar-den Stage.

Hank Biggs performs at 4:30p.m. Sunday on the Beer Gar-den stage.

Like any great artist, RachelSteel, along with co-writer ScottPrentice, has been putting pento paper, writing from the heartand pouring her soul into hermusic. Theres a story in everysong. The energetic and sassysinger/songwriter brings herpristine vocals and her A-gameto every performance. Its obvi-ous by the way she works thestage and the crowd, and inter-acts with band members, that

shes the ultimate performer.Road 88 is the yin to Steels

yang. Bringing it all together isRoad 88, as they bring not onlytheir A-game, but a whole lot ofattitude and some really tighttunes. Rachel Steel & Road 88will perform at 8 p.m. Sundayon the Beer Garden Stage.

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MUSIC: The weekend winds down with even more country acts like Rachel Steel and Road 88

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their time watching cars go incircles for hours on end?Well, NASCAR auto racing is

not a TV armchair sport for theuninitiated, so the Placer Coun-ty Fair gives you the opportunityto discover the real excitementof oval track racing at the All

American Speedway at 6 p.m.Saturday during the fair.

See why fans are passionateabout this highly competitivesport; why drivers trap them-

selves into form-fitting seatswearing helmets and fire suits toendure temperatures inside thecars of over 100 degrees in thesummer; why pit crews race tobe the fastest to change a tire orstraighten out bent parts after acollision; and about the designof the best driving machine

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Saturdays oval Wheel Spec-tacular will feature Modifieds,

Street Stocks, BCRA and NCMA.Spectators are invited to usetheir outdoor voices, yell at thebad drivers on the road andcheer for those passing on thecurves.

From the anticipation for thegreen flag to drop as the cars cir-cle two-wide around the oval tothe hair-raising near-misses andpaint-rubbing action, you willdiscover why fans love thissport.

Racing is a family activity, inthe pits and in the grandstands.So bring the whole family andenjoy a great evening of racingunder the lights with the sightsand sounds of the track.

The $13 cost includes fairadmission, or pay $8 after enter-ing the fair.

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Car buffs will be on Cloud 9for this years annual four-day Classic Car Show. Fans

are in for polished chrome, out-rageous paint jobs and mind-blowing hydraulics. Each day at6 p.m., fair visitors will be treat-ed to the rumble of participat-ing cars as the restored andsouped-up rods and v-dubsenter the fairgrounds and pa-rade to the staging area on Sun-set Lawn.

An added bonus to the com-munity is that half the entry feescollected will go to each clubs

charity, with the club fieldingthe most cars giving 100 percentto their charity.

Thursday night is the ClassicCar Show. Expect to see every-thing from a flamed 32 DeuceCoupe to the refurbished family55 Buick. On Friday, there willbe a Racecar Show. Saturday,

the Vintage Volkswagens Show,hosted by Bugorama produc-tions, will bring nostalgia forHerbie the Love Bug and FlowerPower V-Dub buses. There willbe all makes and models fromthe 1950s, 60s and 70s. Theshow is open to any pre-1980bug bus or Karmin Ghia. Sun-days show will feature Low Rid-ers, Kustoms and Rat Rods.These cars are raked, chan-neled, chopped and customizedwith parts from a variety ofautomakers, or machined for acustom look. You may even see

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What is a fair without extrav-agant and abnormal foodsto feast your eyes and taste

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Here are a few unique foods forthis years menu to look forwardto: Deep-fried pineapple upside-down cake on a stick, deep-fried

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A fair would not be the same withoutwatermelon- and pie-eating contests. Par-ents: Dont fear you too can play thegame. There is a youth contest and adultcontest. The watermelon-eating contest isslated for 4:30 p.m. Thursday. The pie-eat-ing contest will be at 7:15 p.m. Saturday.

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mother for hundreds ofyoung women over theyears. Now an advisoryboard helps her governthe program.

We do not give up, wejust ask for help sincewere getting older, Ken-nedy said. I am veryproud to be involved withchildren. They are thefuture and we must showthem the way.

There are now directorsfor each division. This year,Tami Uhler and ShawnaBruce have taken the reinsas the New Miss and MissTeen Placer County direc-tors. The directors for Jr.Miss and Jr. Teen Placer

County are Nicole Mutkaand Lisa Garcia.Do not expect to see an

episode of Toddlers andTiaras at the Wee and Lit-tle Miss competition.These young ladies andtheir moms are having agreat time in a fun andsupportive atmosphere.The directors of this cate-gory are Debbie Lagge andHeather Woessner.

This year there are fivecontestants for Miss PlacerCounty, four Miss Teencontestants, 13 Junior Missand Junior Teen and 13Wee and Little Miss con-testants.

Lauren Lagge, Miss TeenPlacer County 2011 andcurrent contestant for thisyears Miss Placer County,has had the experience of alifetime being a participantin many pageants.

Not only has it taughtme how to speak in frontof a crowd, it has given meconfidence and friend-ships that will last a life-time, said Lagge, who hasbeen involved with pag-eants since she was 5 yearsold and holds six titles,including Little Miss Plac-er County, Jr. Miss Placer

County, Jr. Teen PlacerCounty and Miss Teen

Placer County. Whatkeeps me coming back

year after year would haveto be the amazing pageantstaff and friends. They allhave grown into my familyand I cannot describe howmuch I love or appreciatethem.

The pageants require thehard work and dedicationof a big team that helpsmake this happen, includ-ing Senior Director andMaster of Ceremonies KenBrooks; Vice President andAdvisory Board MemberJacque Kennedy; AdvisoryBoard Member AshleyHarris; Master of Cere-monies Ryan Ronco; Mas-ter of Ceremonies KirkUhler; Photographer andDress Consultant RobinMarshall; PhotographerTami Jeffs; and all of thecurrent Placer County pag-

eant title holders and divi-sion directors.

The 2013 pageant wouldlike to thank sponsors Fred

Penney, attorney at law;Burke Roofing; Deannaand Joe Fore; McClellanPark; JM EnvironmentalService; Kim Cain Insur-ance; Kennedy and WagnerLocksmiths; MandarinsHills Orchards; Blossom &Balloons Florist; Mike andBecky Bickford; PlacerCounty Fair; Bill and Ka-tharina Head; D.J. Restora-tion & Handyman Service;Tom and Judy Aguilar;Marge Day; Randy Dun-ham; Kent and DebbieLagge; Nicole and DerekMutka; Tiffany Monday;Ken Brooks; Jenelle Joyce;Taylor Kandris; Tori andSteve Hutchinson; HeatherWoessner; Tami and KirkUhler; Kristen and KylieOdell; Rick Poppert; BerryRaffle Sales; Karen Sayers;

and Bob and Gloria Ma-han.

Who will win this years crown? Find out at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Placer County Fair.

Not only has it

taught me how to

speak in front of a

crowd, it has given

me confidence and

friendships that will

last a lifetime.Lauren Lagge, 18, Miss TeenPlacer County 2011 and MissPlacer County contestant in2013



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