Island County Fair 2011

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Island County Fair blends the best of both worldsBy Sandey BrandonIsland County Fair Administrator

Here on Whidbey Island, where suburban and rural are only a ferry ride apart, we enjoy the best of both worlds.

Nowhere is that more evident than during the third week in August, when the Island County Fairgrounds echoes a symphony of sounds. To the background noise of screams from carnival riders, add baas, moos, squawks and neighs.

Entertainment and education await you everywhere, from the Thursday opening ceremony to the parade on Saturday morning, from the whine of the hotsaws at the log show Sunday afternoon to the beat of the lawnmowers racing in the arena once the 4-H Parade of Champions walks into history.

Breathe in the smells of freshly-baked scones, lumpia made by hand, and barbecued pork smoked all night long.

Let your eyes feast on gorgeous quilts dangling from rafters, colorful flowers and potted plants parked on

antique wagons amid walls dripping with photographs that capture unique aspects of islanders’ vision.

Watch a sheep being shorn, then visit the fiber arts department to see wool being spun into yarn and the beautiful handcrafts that result.

Check out what youngsters, oldsters and in-betweeners paint, sculpt, bake, preserve, design, cultivate and sew. Surely you’ll recognize many of the names on the exhibits.

Undoubtedly you’ll recognize many faces as you stroll throughout the fairgrounds, greeting friends you may not have seen since last year’s fair. In fact, you may never even get a chance to leave the Midway between encounters, but spend enough time inside the barns and exhibit halls to celebrate what the citizens of Island County raise, make, grow and show.

You’ll be glad you did.And if you wind up the winning

bidder on an Angus steer or Duroc pig raised by an enterprising 4-H’er, you’ll stock your freezer with quality you can’t get at suburban supermarkets for any price.

Chambers will lead Island County Fair as grand marshal after 20 years

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Matt Chambers will lead the opening cer-emonies and Saturday’s parade as Grand Marshal of Island County Fair.

By Ben watanaBeStaff reporter

It’s been a long time coming.

Twenty-three years in the making and Matt Chambers is the grand marshal for Island County Fair 2011. The selection surprised the senior pastor of South Whidbey Assembly of God.

“Why me?” Chambers said.The president of Island

County Fair Association said Chambers’ leadership in community events made him a clear choice, and maybe the tastiest.

“For years he and his congregation have prepared some really delicious break-fasts,” said Diane Divelbess.

His involvement in South Whidbey events, including the fair, led fair organizers to select Chambers. He moved to South Whidbey in Septem-ber 1987, worked with the fair every year since.

With the Kiwanis, he’s cooked in the breakfast booth at the Island County Fair. Then he’d switch menus, meals and booths, and cook buffalo burg-ers and curly fries to raise funds for the church. Proceeds from the burger booth go to a different orphanage around the world every year; this year’s will go to orphans in Thailand.

“We think it’s a great way to raise money for orphans,” Chambers said.His cooking talents played a part in his selection, too. Divelbess said his

ability to operate an old grill in the Pole House was well-noticed.“He’s the only one brave enough and knows how to work it and turn it

on,” she said.For the Chambers children, including adopted 13-year-old twin boys, help-

ing is a family affair. They were raised working with him at the fair and at his other big project – the Celebrate America Independence Day weekend festival. His work there got the attention of fair organizers.

“If you didn’t have him, I doubt very much we’d have the fireworks in Holmes Harbor,” Divelbess said.

As grand marshal for the fair, Chambers will lead the opening ceremonies Thursday and the parade Saturday. With him in the grand marshal’s car will be his wife and five children, throwing candy, waving and helping dad again.

1. Ticket booth plaza2. Information booth Passport redemption3. Food concessions4. EVA MAE GABELEIN MIDWAY STAGE5. GUST SKARBERG POLE BUILDING Pole Barn Theater History Room (alley) Premium Office (alley) First Aid (alley)6. Fine Arts7. Fair Office8. TURNER BUILDING Commercial exhibits ATM machine9. & 10. WARREN BURRIER BUILDING Baked Goods Fruit, Herbs & Vegetables Food Preservation & Honey Grains & Grasses Grange Display Arts & Crafts, all ages Logos

11. MALONE BUILDING Beer, Wine & Cider Clothing Fiber Arts Floral Needlework Photography Quilting12. Carnival13. FIDDLE FADDLE FARM Ken Short Barn Rovers’ Stage14. Kiddie carnival15. Main arena Announcer’s stand16. COFFMAN BUILDING 4-H still life exhibits17. Dog arena18. Poultry Rabbits19. RAY GABELEIN, SR. BUILDING Old farm equipment David C. Henny Pioneer Kitchen

20. Sheep21. BOB MARTENS SWINE BARN Cats22. Campgrounds23. Horse barns 1-2-324. Restrooms25. Alpacas & Llamas26. Livestock arena27. Beef & Dairy Cattle28. Goats29. Log show arena30. Small show arena31. Drinking fountains32. DOUG McKAY GAZEBO33. Pottery Shack34. Food Concessionaire Coordinator35. McLeod Cabin36. Brooks Hill House37. Designated smoking areas38. Island Transit bus stop

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Schedule of Events — 2011 Island County Fair

thursday, august 18, 20118am 4-H hunt seat equitation - Horse arena9am 4-H dog showmanship (all day) - Dog arena9:30am Danny Ward - Midway stage9:30am 4-H goat showmanship & type - Goat arena9:30am 4-H English pleasure - Horse arena9:30am 4-H cat showmanship (Type classes to follow) - Cat barn 10am 4-H alpaca spinning/felting demo - Alpaca barn10am 4-H rabbit showmanship - between Poultry & Sheep barns10:45am New Age Flamenco - Midway stage11am 4-H novice pleasure - Horse arena11:30am 4-H hunt seat medals - Horse arena11:30am Chicken Olympics - Clucky

stagenoon - Opening Ceremony - Midway stagenoon - Karen Quest “Cowgirl Tricks”” - Pole Barn Theaternoon - 4-H alpaca judging contest - Alpaca barn12:30pm 4-H dog obedience - Dog arena12:30pm 4-H equitation over fences - Horse arena12:30pm Chicken Olympics - Clucky stage1pm Coffman Building dedication - Coffman building 1pm Under the Radar - Midway stage1:15pm Eric Haines - Pole Barn Theater1:30pm Chicken Olympics - Clucky stage1:30pm 4-H fleece judging - Coffman building2pm 4-H sheep breed show -

Sheep barn2pm New Age Flamenco - Midway stage2:15pm Deano the Clown - Pole Barn Theater3:15pm Hokulani - Midway stage3:30pm Karen Quest “Cowgirl Tricks” - Pole Barn Theater3:30pm 4-H reinsmanship - Horse arena4pm 4-H cavy Quiz Bowl - Cavy barn4pm 4-H Gamblers’ Choice Contest (alpaca obstacles) - Livestock arena4:30pm Eric Haines - Pole Barn Theater4:30pm 4-H Groom Squad - Horse arena4:30pm Kristin Chambers Band - Midway stage4:30pm 4-H Horseless Horsemen - Horse arena5:15pm Log show sign-up & practice - Log arena6pm 4-H market swine, showman-ship & breeding classes - Swine arena6pm The Slags - Midway stage6pm 4-H drill practice - Horse arena8pm Chris Guenther & the HonkyTonk Drifters - Midway stage

Friday, august 19, 20117:30am 4-H gaming showmanship - Horse arena8am 4-H alpaca showmanship - Livestock arena8:45am - 4-H goat milking contest - Goat barn9am 4-H champion showmanship - Horse arena9am 4-H alpaca trail obstacles/

public relations obstacles - Livestock arena9am - 4-H dog tricks - Dog arena9am 4-H cavy showmanship & typ-ing - Cavy barn9:30am Danny Ward - Midway stage9:30am 4-H poultry showmanship - Poultry barn9:45am 4-H horse judging - Horse arena10am 4-H cat judging - Cat barn10am Sheep breed show - Sheep barn10am 4-H goat Quiz Bowl - between Poultry & Sheep barns10-noon - Lego® contest - Fiddle Faddle Farm10:30am 4-H dog agility - Horse arena


Sometimes you just have to hug a cute furry critter, and you’ll find plenty of them at the fair!

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Lance Kidder named 4-H’er of the yearBy Katie McVicKerStaff reporter

Lance Kidder graduated as Coupe-ville’s salutatorian in 2011 boasting the third highest grade point average in his senior class. He is an Eagle Scout and was an active member in academic clubs like Hi-Q and the National Honor Society during his high school years.

This year, Kidder was the project manager of the Admiralty Head Light-house rebuild, a project that encom-passes all three island high schools and aims to restore the lantern house to its original glory.

But despite his many accomplish-ments, Kidder is hesitant to accept praise. After reflecting on his many successes, Kidder simply states that he is thankful to have had such incred-ible teachers throughout his educa-tion — many of whom were raised in a barn, weigh about half a ton, are covered in coarse hair and sport slimy round noses.

Kidder entered Island County 4-H as a fourth-grader and was named 4-H’er of the Year for 2011. He said he wanted to represent the organization because the lessons he’s learned from work-ing with cattle have been invaluable, and he was eager to give back to the group.

“I really like how much you can learn in 4-H that you can’t learn in school,” Kidder said. “I learned how to be self-sufficient and how to do things with animals. You learn about where your food comes from and work ethic.”

Kidder grew up in Coupeville and said his family has always raised a few cattle every year for meat. He joined

the Central Whidbey Cattlemen with his first steer as a fourth-grader and eventually joined Rock’n Doodle Poul-try when he decided to take on ducks.

“The ducks were sort of a side project, but they’re fun nonetheless,” Kidder said.

According to Island County’s 4-H Outreach Coordinator Jackie Vannice, the 4-H’er of the Year title is given to someone who shows “overall out-standing club and county 4-H work in areas of leadership, personal growth, community service, community in-volvement and fair accomplishments/achievements.” In order to be consid-ered, Kidder had to submit a 500-word essay, four to five personal recommen-dations from 4-H leaders and complete an interview with a panel of judges.

Kidder received a plaque and a $600 scholarship. He’ll serve as a year-long ambassador for 4-H during parades and other public appearances.

“I feel strongly that the 4-H is a very beneficial program, and I am happy to represent them,” Kidder said.

Kidder has participated in every Island County Fair for the past nine years.

“Every animal goes through a vet check and you have to bathe the cattle,” he said. “It’s kind of like a car wash. You show them and lead them around the ring.”

In the Cattlemen club, winners receive belt buckles, and Kidder said he’s collected a few.

“I guess you could say I’m all right,” he said.

Unfortunately, Kidder and his livestock will be missing from the fair this year because the 4-H’er is headed

off to start school at Washington State University. Kidder said his love for 4-H has led him to pursue a major related to animal sciences and he hopes to become a production veterinarian.

Vannice said that based on what she’s seen of Kidder, she’s confident that he’ll achieve whatever goal he’s after.

“He’s an exceptional young man who will do well in whatever avenue he pursues in the future,” Vannice said.

“My personal observation of Lance

while watching him grow up in the 4-H program is that he has become a very well-rounded individual, treats everyone with respect and has a great sense of humor. Always available to help whenever called upon, Lance continually demonstrates excellent leadership skills, as well as giving 100 percent to his 4-H projects and community service. We are thrilled to have Lance as our role model for our 4-H program here in Island County, she said.”

Friday, august 19, 201110:45am Ali Marcus - Midway stage11:45am The Edsels - Midway stagenoon 4-H beef show - Livestock arenanoon Karen Quest “Cowgirl Tricks” - Pole Barn Theater12:30pm 4-H Matched Pairs - Horse arena12:30pm Chicken Olympics - Clucky stage1pm 4-H poultry conformation - Poultry barn1pm Joe Black - Midway stage1:15pm Eric Haines - Pole Barn Theater1:30pm Chicken Olympics - Clucky stage1:30pm Open class fleece judging - Malone building

1:30pm 4-H alpaca handler’s skills contest & judging - Alpaca barn2:15pm Deano the Clown - Pole Barn Theater2:30pm 4-H Western games - Horse arena2:30pm 4-H dog agility - Dog arena3pm 4-H rabbit judging - Rabbit barn3pm Erik Christensen - Midway stage3:30pm Karen Quest “Cowgirl Tricks” - Pole Barn Theater4:15pm LocoMotion - Midway stage4:30pm Eric Haines - Pole Barn Theater5pm 4-H Most Beautiful Animal Contest (small animal) - Horse arena5:30pm Chainsaw safety class & log show demonstrations - Log arena

6pm 4-H “Over the Hill” swine judg-ing - Swine arena6pm 4-H drill practice - Horse arena6pm Joe Black - Midway stage6pm 4-H Performing Arts Contest - Pole building

7pm Chicken Olympics - Clucky stage8pm Danny Vernon “Illusion of Elvis” - Midway stage

Schedule of Events — 2011 Island County FairFAIR EVENTS • FROM pAgE 4

Photo courtesy of Jackie Vannice

4-H’er of the Year Lance Kidder, right, stands with Whidbey Island Farm Queen Emily Bain.


Saturday, august 20, 2011Military appreciation day

Active duty personnel get in for $1, dependents get in for half-price.

9am 4-H alpaca Quiz Bowl - Alpaca barn9am 4-H public presentation judg-ing (all day) - Coffman building annex9:30am Danny Ward - Midway stage10am Parade from downtown Langley to the Midway11am Auction bidder information - Livestock arena11:30am - 4-H club drills - Horse arena11:30am - 4-H Farm Tour King & Queen presentation - Livestock arenanoon - 4-H poultry judging contest - Poultry buildingnoon - 4-H Livestock Auction - Livestock arenanoon - Karen Quest “Cowgirl Tricks” - Pole Barn Theater12:30pm 4-H dog Rally Obedience - Dog arena12:30pm Chicken Olympics - Clucky stage12:45pm Island Dance - Midway stage1pm 4-H cavy judging - Cavy barn1pm 4-H poultry Quiz Bowl - Poultry barn1pm - 4-H stick horse races - Horse arena

1pm Sheep shearing demonstration - Sheep barn1pm 4-H Most Beautiful Animal Contest (large animal) - Horse arena1pm - 4-H Cat Olympics - Cat barn1:15pm Eric Haines - Pole Barn Theater1:30pm Chicken Olympics - Clucky stage1:45pm Bahia Rowan - Midway stage2pm - 4-H small animal Round Robin - Poultry/Rabbit barn2:15pm Cowboy Buck & Elizabeth - Pole Barn Theater2:30pm - 4-H Western games - Horse arena3:15pm Kids’ pole climb sign-up & practice - Log arena3:30pm Karen Quest “Cowgirl Tricks” - Pole Barn Theater3:30pm Bonneville Power - Midway stage3:30pm - 4-H egg & spoon alpaca race - Livestock arena4pm Log rolling sign-up & demo - Log arena4:30pm Eric Haines - Pole Barn Theater5pm Bob Dylan tribute - Midway stage5:30pm Companion goat obstacle course - Livestock arena6:15pm Bonneville Power - Midway stage8pm Timebenders - Midway stage

Sunday, august 21, 20119am 4-H public presentations (all day) - Coffman building annex9am - 4-H large animal Round Robin - Horse arena, Swine barn & Livestock arena9:30am Danny Ward - Midway stage10am - 4-H Parade of Champions Horse arena10:45am Cowboy Buck & Elizabeth - Midway stage11am - 4-H cat showmanship (adults) - Cat barn11am - 4-H goat showmanship (adults) - Goat arena11am-1pm Kids’ pole climbing finals - Log arena11:30am Chicken Olympics - Clucky stage11:30am Erik Christensen - Midway stage11:30am - 4-H zucchini contest - Coffman buildingnoon - Karen Quest “Cowgirl Tricks” - Pole Barn Theaternoon - 4-H alpaca spinning demo - Alpaca barnnoon-2pm Lego® contest - Fiddle Faddle Farmnoon-3pm Lawnmower races - Horse arena12:30pm - 4-H dog groom squad - Dog arena12:30pm Chicken Olympics - Clucky stage12:45pm 1928 - Midway stage1pm Sheep shearing demonstration - Sheep barn

1pm 4-H goat calling contest - Goat arena1pm Eric Haines - Pole Barn Theater1pm 4-H cavy costume contest - Cavy barn1-4pm Bunyon Busters Log Show - Log arena1:30pm Chicken Olympics - Clucky stage1:30pm 4-H alpaca/llama show-manship (adults) - Livestock arena2pm Shooting Star - Midway stage2:15pm Cowboy Buck & Elizabeth - Pole Barn Theater3pm 4-H guinea pig race - Cavy barn 3:15pm Matt Baker - Midway stage3:30pm Karen Quest “Cowgirl Tricks” - Pole Barn Theater4:30pm Eric Haines - Pole Barn Theater5pm Cherry Cherry - Midway stage


Thrill rides for all ages await you at this year’s Island County Fair.


“Everyone loves a parade,” and every year the fair hosts a cavalcade through down-town Langley that begins at 10am on Saturday, Aug. 20.

Schedule of Events — 2011 Island County Fair

FAIR EVENTS • FROM pAgE 5


Prizewinning produce will be on display in the Warren Burrier building at the fair.


2011 Entertainment Highlights

Kristin Chambers Band

Danny Vernon “Illusion of Elvis”

Alternative folk music with Bahia Rowan

Matt Baker, Comedian

THURSDAY 4:30 pm

FRIDAY 8 pm

SATURDAY 1:45 pm

SUNDAY 3 pm

With an infectious passion for live performance, Chambers’ excep-tionally trained voice shifts through a wide musical spectrum with ease. Her sound is both fierce and angelic, endearing her to audiences of all age groups and genres.

Chambers’ lyrics are often poignant and wise harkening back to Joni Mitchell. Musically there are elements of Elton John, with a touch of James Taylor’s down-home, relaxed quality.

Her music reflects the stories of those who have reached for love, dreamed big or sought a life of self-examination. There are moments of pain and disappointment expressed in her songs, but more pre-dominantly there is love, determination and optimism throughout. Her songs are like chapters of a book: connected thematically, creating a beautiful, touching journey for her listeners.

Elvis Presley’s voice, soul and presence would always cut through the deepest of scratched RCA records. This is what Danny Vernon discovered at an early age when he began singing along with his father’s discarded albums, unaware of Presley’s vast impact on American culture. With a devout passion, Vernon would sing and dance along with the King’s music, and, eventually, that devo-tion paid off and became his “Illusion of Elvis” show.

He enjoys performing all three decades of Elvis’ career, including the recklessly abandoned hillbilly cat of the ‘50s, the sleek ‘60s movie star years, including the “Comeback Special,” and the sexy guy of the ‘70s jumpsuit years.

With the voice, look and passion of the 20th century icon, Vernon strives to re-capture Elvis Presley’s appeal to an audience of any age

Bahia Rowan was raised in rural Western Washington in a home infused with music. Rowan writes simple, poignant tunes that reflect the sounds that surrounded her in her youth.

Among the many instruments played by her family was her father’s classical guitar, which explored not only etudes, but folk, blues and rock ‘n’ roll, and had a strong influence on the budding musician’s daughter. Rowan grew accustomed to the warm rich tones of nylon strings rather than the twang of steel, and gives that richness back to her audiences with her guitar and voice.

THE MIDWAY

Comedian Matt Baker performs a young, hip style of stand up comedy that makes people roar with laughter from Prince George to Puerto Rico. He has performed shows in all 50 states, was featured at the Las Vegas Comedy Festival and has been seen on numerous television shows, including “Last Comic Standing” and “America’s Got Talent.”

Baker’s comedy ranges from stories about being raised in a quirky family to the 10 best ways to break up with someone without getting physically hurt. No matter the age or background of his audience, Baker unifies them in laughter. He’s got a likeability and an off-the-cuff humor that connects him with his audience. He’s sharp, edgy and hilarious without being inappropriate.

FAIR HOURSThursday 9:30 am to 10 pmFriday/Saturday 9:30 am to 10:30 pmSunday 9:30 am to 10 pm

ADMISSION PRICESadults (16-64)

$7 Daily / Thursday-Sunday$20 Season Pass

Military with id$5 Daily / Thursday-Sunday

$15 Season Pass

Senior citizens (65+)$5 Daily / Thursday-Sunday

$15 Season Pass

Juniors (6-15)$5 Daily / Thursday-Sunday

$15 Season Pass

children (under 5)Free

4-H exhibitors and 4-H Leaders$4 exhibitor wristband with advance

purchase ONLY through 4-H$10 family member wristband with

advance purchase ONLY through 4-H

open class animal exhibitors$5 wristband

Superintendents$4 wristband

concessionaires, exhibitorsand Stewards

$1 Daily

campground residentsSee above prices as appropriate

The Island County Fair has an all-paid gate.Entrants are required to either wear a wristband

which allows admission for the duration of the fair, or present a ticket at the gate before entering.

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