The 39th Annual Sublimity Harvest Festival

The 39th AnnualSublimity harvestfestivalCelebrating our nation, America the BeautifulSeptember 9–11, 2011 • Harvest Festival Grounds

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Sublimity and beyondHow it all beganThe Sublimity Harvest Festival began in 1973 with the firsttractor pull. The Sublimity Harvest Festival started out as acompetition between local farmers, to see whose tractor couldpull the most dead weight the farthest.It all began by using a sled hooked to the back of a tractor.Farmers and spectators lined the sides of the track, as the sledwas pulled down the track, they would jump on and add weightuntil the tractor could not pull any further. The distance wasmeasured by using a hand held tape.This friendly competition that began on a Sunday afternoon, inan open field, 39 years ago, has now become the Grand Finaléof each year.Admission and InformationFRI SAT SUNADULTS $12 $18 $8CHILDREN 6-12 $6 $8 $5SENIORS 62+ $10 $16 $6CHILDREN UNDER 6 FREE FREE FREE**NO REFUNDS**Parking $3, RV Parking Available (Additional Price)Bring two cans of food, receive $2 off your Sunday admission.Table of contents4Harvest Festival & Shuttle ScheduleBus Shuttle Schedule5A Letter from the Officers6Cause Day7Harvest Festival Sponsors8Harvest Festival Members9Tribute to 9/1110Friday Live EntertainmentTo order tickets:Sublimity Harvest FestivalTicketsPO Box 86Sublimity, OR 97385www.sublimityharvestfest.orgThank you to our major sponsorsPresale ticketsWilco Farm Storesin both Silvertonand Staytonand Wholesale SportsNo presale tickets for Sunday11Saturday Live Entertainment13Sunday Live Entertainment16Harvest Festival Committees Spotlights18Events Mosaic20Commemorative Poster22Monster Truck PostersHUNTING • FISHING • CAMPING • OUTERWEAR1260 Lancaster Dr SE, Salem, OR 97317Tel: (503) 589-0800 • Fax: (503) 589-080233Score Sheets35Pit Party36Boedigheimer Award WinnersREMINDER:…DO NOT DRINK AND DRIVE!www.sublimityharvestfest.com38History of the Fun Run3

Friday, September 95 p.m. Gates open to the public5-6 p.m. Pit PartyMeet the drivers and see their trucks!7 p.m. Pulling competition beginsMulti-engine and modified tractors, modified 4 x 4 trucks,country modified trucks; monster trucks following pullingcompetition9 p.m. LIVE MUSIC: Carrie Cunningham andthe Six ShootersIn the Coors Light Entertainment Tent (must be 21 to enter)1 a.m. FESTIVAL CLOSESSaturday, September 109 a.m. Fun Run11 a.m. Parade in downtown SublimityNoon Gates open to the public1 p.m. Pulling competition beginsStock and super-stock pick-up pull3-6 p.m. LIVE MUSIC: Rock n Roll CowboysCoors Light Entertainment Tent open to all ages until 6 p.m.!6 p.m. More pulling competitionMulti-engine and modified tractors, modified 4x4 trucks,country modified trucksFollowing competition: Monster trucks9 p.m.-1 a.m. LIVE MUSIC: Bad Motor Scooter 7.0(Must be 21 years or older to enter the entertainment tent)1 a.m. FESTIVAL CLOSESEnjoy refreshing beverages from our sponsorsSchedulesFestival ScheduleShuttle ScheduleSunday, September 11FAMILY DAY! Entertainment Tent Open To All Ages!CAUSE DAY: Bring two cans of food, get $2 off admission!7 a.m.-Noon Pancake Breakfast (Sublimity Fire Hall)*Sponsored by Santiam Memorial Hospital Auxiliary10 a.m. Gates open to the public; ATV Pulls11 a.m.-1 p.m. LIVE MUSIC: Big D11:30 a.m. Draft horse pull1 p.m. Farm stock tractor pull1-4 p.m. LIVE MUSIC: Lincoln’s Beard3 p.m. Monster truck show and farm stock tractor pull4-5 p.m. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT: The Matt Baker ComedyStunt Show5-6 p.m. LIVE MUSIC: Lincoln’s Beard6 p.m. Festival closes* The Santiam Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will be serving a breakfast on Sundayat the Sublimity Fire Hall from 7 a.m. to 12 noon. On the menu: All-you-can-eatpancakes, German sausage, made-to-order eggs, orange juice, milk, and coffee.The cost of breakfast is $5 for adults, $4 for seniors (60+), $3 for kids (6–12).All proceeds benefit the SMH Auxiliary.Location Friday, September 9 Saturday, September 10 Sunday, September 11Stayton Roth's 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 p.m.; 12 a.m. 11 a.m.; 12, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11 a.m.; 12, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 p.m.10, 11 p.m.; 12 a.m.Stayton Safeway6:10, 7:10, 8:10, 9:10, 10:10,11:10 p.m.; 12:10 a.m.Sublimity Fire Hall 6:20, 7:20, 8:20, 9:20, 10:20,11:20 p.m.; 12:20 a.m.Arrive Festival 6:30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30,11:30 p.m.; 12:30 a.m.Depart Festival 6:50, 7:50, 8:50, 9:50, 10:50,11:50 p.m.; 12:50 a.m.11:10 a.m.; 12:10, 1:10, 2:10, 3:10,4:10, 5:10, 6:10, 7:10, 8:10, 9:10,10:10, 11:10 p.m.; 12:10 a.m.11:20 a.m.; 12:20, 1:20, 2:20, 3:20,4:20, 5:20, 6:20, 7:20, 8:20, 9:20,10:20, 11:20 p.m.; 12:20 a.m.11:30 a.m.; 12:30, 1:30, 2:30, 3:30,4:30, 5:30, 6:30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30,10:30, 11:30 p.m.; 12:30 a.m.11:50 a.m.; 12:50, 1:50, 2:50, 3:50,4:50, 5:50, 6:50, 7:50, 8:50, 9:50,10:50, 11:50 p.m.; 12:50 a.m.Scan for more information! >Drink responsibly!Don't drink and drive!We are proud to provide free shuttle service all three days of the Festival. For more information, call (503) 769-3579.11:10 a.m.; 12:10, 1:10, 2:10,3:10, 4:10, 5:10, 6:10 p.m.11:20 a.m.; 12:20, 1:20, 2:20,3:20, 4:20, 5:20, 6:20 p.m.11:30 a.m.; 12:30, 1:30, 2:30,3:30, 4:30, 5:30, 6:30 p.m.11:50 a.m.; 12:50, 1:50, 2:50,3:50, 4:50, 6:50 p.m.4 2011 sublimity harvest festival

A letter from the Presidentphoto courtesy of RhiLi PhotographyThe 2011 Sublimity Harvest Festival Committee Officers (LEFT TO RIGHT): BJ Tuttle, Becky Silbernagel, April Urquhart, Daniel Urquhart.On behalf of the Sublimity Harvest Foundation and its members,I would like to welcome you to the 39th Annual SublimityHarvest Festival Truck and Tractor Pull, which promises to be aweekend full of family fun and excitement!The Sublimity Harvest Festival started as acompetition between farmers to see whose tractorcould pull the most dead weight the furthest. Ithas since evolved into an event requiring theparticipation of hundreds of volunteers tomake it one of the biggest motor sportsevents on the westcoast.The Sublimity Harvest Festivalis a non-profit organization,whose mission is to providea welcoming, family friendlyentertainment venue, dedicatedto supporting the surroundingcommunities.—BJ Tuttle2011 Sublimity Harvest Festival PresidentFor theircontinuing support,and on behalf of everyonewho shares our excitementin pursuit of our mission, Iwould like to personally thankour sponsors. Our mission hasbeen successful year afteryear because of the variety ofsponsors that choose to showtheir support in the form ofcash, in-kind contributions,man power, equipment, and supplies.This great Festival has evolved immensely over the yearsand so have the people who put it on. The founding membershad the foresight to build an event that makes a difference in thecommunity.After putting on an entertaining and growing event formany years, the past presidents, officers, board members andcommittee members have passed on to the current generationthe wisdom necessary to make future Festivals even better.We as Festival Officers hope to pass on the devotion, values,and tradition of the Festival to futuregenerations, as it was passed downto us by those who created andbuilt up this event.To all of our volunteers,those with event specificduties, festival membersand committee heads, whoput in countless hours andoften work year ‘round, Iwould like to give my heartfeltthanks. Without the effort putin by all these people, the SublimityHarvest Festival would not be the awardwinningevent that it has become today. I am proud to bepresident of this great organization.Lastly, I would like to say thanks to you, our patrons. We valueyour continuing support of the Sublimity Harvest Festival throughyour attendance and hope you will show that same support toour sponsors by utilizing their servicesthroughout the year.Without you, all the great thingsabout the Sublimity HarvestFestival would not be possible!Thank you and enjoy.—BJ Tuttle2011 Sublimity HarvestFestival Presidentwww.sublimityharvestfest.com2011 Sublimity HarvestFestival CommitteeOfficersBJ Tuttle, PresidentDaniel Urquhart, Vice PresidentBecky Silbernagel, SecretaryApril Urquhart, Treasurer2011 Board of DirectorsWayne Palmquist, CEOCarol Ditter, Board SecretaryDarlene Hendricks, CFODirectors: Jim Burns, RodneyLutgen, Noel Kuzma, and DanielUrquhart5

Cultivating change in cause daySupport one of many dear causes during the Sublimity Harvest Festival’s first-ever Cause Day.The new Harvest Festival theme day asks attendees to support various causesNon-profit organizations from around the state will cometogether for the first annual “Cause Day” hosted by theSublimity Harvest Festival on Sunday, September 11. Thespecial event is open to a variety of causes. This display isnicknamed “Non-profit row,” and these organizations will sharetheir messages as part of an overall awareness promotion.On September 9 through 11, the Festival celebrates 39years of tractor pulls, truck pulls, and monster-truck madnessthat attracts an audience of more than 20,000 guests eachyear.“This year, the Festival membership felt it was importantto recognize various social causes, be it cancer awarenessor striking out hunger,” explained Festival President BJ Tuttle.“Our members tend to be deeply involved in different causes,and we thought this would provide an opportunity for them toshare their interests.”As a part of Cause Day, the Marion-Polk Food Share will becollecting cans of food. Guests who bring two cans of food willnot only be helping one of many worthy causes, but will alsoreceive $2 off their Sunday general-admission ticket.Air Conditioners • Air Compressors • Air Tools • Backhoes • Compaction Concrete Tools • EarthmovingEquipment • Forklifts • Generators • Lawn and Landscape Lighting Equipment • Manlifts Material Handling •Pumps 2” - 12” • Scaffolding & Ladders • Scissorlifts • Sweeper & Scrubbers • Tractors & Trailers • Trenchers •Shoring Equipment • Welding EquipmentSALEM1860 22nd Street NESalem, Oregon 97302503/399-9568www.sunbeltrentals.com6 2011 sublimity harvest festivalALBANY950 Old Salem Road NEAlbany, Oregon 97321541/791-5168

Harvest festival sponsorsThank you to our 2011Harvest Festival Sponsors!We could not do it without you....AA Tent CompanyAg West SupplyAllied RockAllied WasteAll Pro Web WorksAmsoilAWI Diesel Truck RepairA&WBest PotsBrattain InternationalBreak the Chain ApparelCascade SoundColumbia DistributingCommercial BusinessMachinesComplete WirelessD&W AutomotiveDeNova CoffeeDiamond K SalesDoerfler FarmsEmery & Sons ConstructionFessler NurseryFirst StudentFrank Chavez TruckingFreres Lumber Co.Hendricks Truck & DieselRepairIOKA FarmsKina and Pancho’s RestaurantKCXK RadioKLOO RadioKRKT RadioKUPL RadioLandscape SupplyLes Schwab TiresLinn Benton TractorMcCoy FreightlinerMike Adams ConstructionNorth Santiam FuneralServiceNAPANorth Santiam PavingNorpac FoodsPacific Coast ElectricPortland BeveragePower ChevroletPower YamahaRV ConnectionSantiam Memorial HospitalSantiam Towing & RecoveryScales NWSiegmund ExcavationSlayden ConstructionStayton CooperativeTelephone Co.Sublimity Building SupplySunbelt RentalSuperior Tire ServiceTribal Moose PremiumSaucesTroost DairyUS BankValley Design & PrintingVeenendall TruckingWalery’s PizzaWhite Water Signs &GraphicsWholesale SportsWilco Farm StoresCustom ProcessingTurf & Forage SeedPh 503-873-4464Fax 503-873-2736www.iokafarms.cominfo@iokafarms.comwww.sublimityharvestfest.com7

Amy MillerApril UrquhartBecky SilbernagelBJ TuttleBrad TuttleBrandon HamiltonBrenda CampbellBrent DolbyCarol DitterCarrie HamiltonCharlene TroostCindy SchumacherCindy TitchenerCorrie FotopoulousDan DalkeDaniel UrquhartDarlene HendricksDave VeenendallDon WrightGene DitterGlenn HiltonHaley HamiltonHerman HendricksJeremy WilliamsJim Burns2011 Festival MembersPhoto courtesy of Becky SilbernagelHarvest Festival trucks are (LEFT to RIGHT): Dave Veenendall’s “The Intimidator”(Dave is a SHF member and sponsor), Noel Kuzma’s “A Nightmare” (Noel is aboard member and chairman of the truck pulls), Rodney Lutgen’s “Sodbuster”(Rodney is a board member and chairman of the tractor pulls).Jim PalmquistJimmie FotopoulousJohn GladkowskiJudy GoffinJustin BarrettKamala VothKara ChildressKassandra HendricksKatelyn LawrenceKen TaylorKenny MeierKenny ReiderKevin TaylorKim ZuberKrysi DalkeKylie PettyLarry CarrollLavon MaskellLinda DodgeLinda NyeLiz TuttleMark TennisonMelissa CampbellMike BaslMontye TrammelNick DitterNoel KuzmaNorm MillerPaul NyePhillip HitchcockRachel HalliganRichard HillRodney LutgenRuss GoffinRyan FoxSarah EvansSteve TaylorSteve ZuberSue CosierTammi BurnsTeri GladkowskiTheresa DalkeTim TitchenerTony HendricksTrish LutgenWayne Palmquist8 2011 sublimity harvest festival

a harvest fest Tribute for 9/11Photo courtesy of the Sublimity Harvest FestivalOfficers at last year’s Harvest Festival bow their heads in silence to honor those lost in the September 11, 2001 attacks.As we celebrate the Harvest, let us remember those we have lostToday, on September 11, 2011, we honor those loved and lostduring the attacks on September 11, 2001. We dedicate amoment 00000000-D11-H10469-AgWestSupp of silence to the men, women and - Page children 1 - Composite who lost theirProud to bepart of yourcommunity!lives; the brave people who gave their lives, and the heroes whoresponded to the attacks on our soil. God Bless those touched bythis tragedy and God Bless America.FREE SODA AND COFFEEALL WEEKENDFOR DESIGNATED DRIVERSShow your designated driver wristbandat the designated driver booth inside theCoors Light Entertainment Tentany time during the Festival forfree soda or coffee.Sponsored by North Santiam Funeral Service(M) Madras1-888-575-9378541-475-2253E-mail: rickreall.sales@agwestsupply.net • Website: www.agwestsupply.com(HB) Hillsboro1-888-640-9378503-648-4178Stayton(503) 769-9102©2011(HR) Harrisburg1-888-998-9378541-995-2262(W) Woodburn1-800-929-5761503-981-0151503-224-5631(R) Rickreall1-800-842-2224503-623-2363503-363-2332www.sublimityharvestfest.com9

“Cfriday Live EntertainmentCarrie Cunningham andthe Six Shooterslassically Trained Country Crooner.” This is what CarrieCunningham has become to be known as. With not a lotto do in a small Nebraska town, Carrie’s love for singing began atan early age, watching and imitating “Barbara Mandrell and theMandrell Sisters Show.” Carrie loved to watch the way Barbaraand her sisters used the stage and performed; they are theinfluences that helped Carrie discover her passion to become anentertainer. Although her parents loved theMidwest, they believed the Northwestwould increase their chances ofMeet the BandCarrie Cunninghamhaving successful careers. Feelingout-of-place and insecure, Carrie’sJeff Knappteacher suggested she join themiddle school acappella and jazzBlaine Moodychoirs. Carrie soon found comfortTim Rooneyand felt a sense of belonging.Dale Granstrom Carrie started to build herDirk Alanconfidence and began performingsolos to packed gymnasiums.Although Carrie was singing classicaland jazz music in school, she found comfortat home listening to Alabama, Patsy Cline, and Jim Croce, whilelistening to a few newpop-rock sounds likethose of Damn Yankees“Carrie’s lyrical writingrivals her amazing voice…pure songs that leavesome mystery and invokedistinct, vivid imagery!”- KXLY Ch. 4Spokaneof their begging, she agreed to join the band asa part front man. Carrie found there weremoral confrontations and was not going tosacrifice what she believed in for a coverband, so she ended the relationship. Withintwo weeks, Divulge Records signed Carrieto a recording deal. Branching out for thefirst time as a solo performer and Nashvilleand Aerosmith. Duringhigh school, Carrie’svocal talents developedtremendously and earnedher a seat for All-Stateand All-Northwest Choirs.Because of the four-toeight–partharmoniesCarrie’s ear was now used to, she began to listen a little moreclosely to pop and Motown music. The Mamas and the Papasand the Supremes were the main source of ear candy for Carrie,along with a few bands off the radio. Wanting to find her place inmusic, Carrie began to focus on the music that really brought herback to her roots in Nebraska. At this moment of her life, RebaMcEntire exploded onto the Country Charts. Carrie knew her lifewas going to revolve around country from that day forward. Sheentered her first country singing competition in Spokane, Wash.,at the age of 19 and took fourth place. Singing in college choirand taking private vocal lessons helped Carrie take home firstplace at the 100th Anniversary Eagles Auxillary National TalentCompetition a few years later. Once college was over, Carriejoined the Spokane Symphony Choral in order for her to maintainher vocal strength. She ended up staying for five years.Carrie started dabbling into songwriting in 1996 after beinga part of many different cover bands from blues and classicrock to a performing and songwriting duo for two years. Shefound that singing other people’s songs paid the bills, but werenot personally satisfying. In 2003, Carrie sang backgroundvocals for a Seattle country band, where, in 2004, after months10 2011 sublimity harvest festivalPhoto courtesy of Carrie Cunningham and the Six ShootersPlays Fridayat 9 p.m.Songwriters Association member in late 2006, Carrie hasspent the years playing benefit concerts and touching peopleworldwide with her heartfelt lyrics, and has shared the stagewith numerous national acts such as The Bellamy Brothers,Mark Wills, Rich McCready, Sugarland, Keith Anderson, andHeidi Newfield. Currently, the song “Smile Again,” from herdebut solo album Honeysweet, is becoming a staple theme songfor various organizations and podcasts such as the VanishedChildren’s Alliance and Emergency 911.With years of performing experience, Carrie religiouslydraws the audience into a wondrous musical experience thathas them walking away certain that they have just witnesseda rising entertainer on her way to stardom. Where and whenwill she be appearing next is always a bombarding question thatcomes Carrie’s way. With her physique, her stage presence, theuncanny vocal resemblance of Linda Rondstandt meets PatsyCline, it’s clear why Carrie Cunningham’s popularity is spreadinglike wildfire from the Northwest regions of the US to scores oflocations around the globe!

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Meet the BandSheldon Wong - Guitar,VocalsGlen Veltkamp - Bass, VocalsJohn Elmore - Guitar, VocalsRon Hval - Drums, Vocalssaturday Live EntertainmentBad Motor Scooter 7.0Bad Motor Scooter 7.0 isone of the Portland-area’spremiere rock-’n’-roll dancebands that has been playingand entertaining peoplearound the area for the last15 years. Playing anythingfrom the I-5 circuit to as fareast as Sturgis’s enormousmotorcycle rally, Bad Motor“Playing anything from the I-5 circuit to asfar east as Sturgis’s enormous motorcyclerally, Bad Motor Scooter 7.0’s audienceshave come to expect a fun night wheneverthey come to see the band perform.”Scooter 7.0’s audiences have come to expect a fun nightwhenever they come to see the band perform.Bad Motor Scooter 7.0 is a self-proclaimed “in-the-moment”type of band, which began as Jeff Barnes’ BadBoys, eventuallymorphing into Bad Motor Scooter in 1998, after Barnes leftPhoto courtesy of Bad Motor Scooter 7.0the band to pursue the blues. Today’s new lineuphas decades of experience and will rock youas Bad Motor Scooter 7.0.Truly, the operative word for thislocal band of bad boys is “fun.” There is nodoubt that you will have a good time whenyou see Bad Motor Scooter 7.0 play!Plays Saturdayat 9 p.m.Your Truck & RVHEADQUARTERSSALEM★CASCADE HWY SEHIGHWAY 22Just off Highway 22 in Sublimity503-769-7777www.powerchevrolet.com12 2011 sublimity harvest festivalI-5ALL NEW Chevy Volt!Arriving Soon

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Lincoln’s Beard originated as a three-piece in the summer of2006. Since then, Kris Chrisopulos, Dwayne Spence, andTyler Morgan have released two albums: Our American Cousin(2009) and Brother’s Grace (2010), which added drummerEddie Esparza.Over the last five years, Lincoln’s BeardPlays Sunday1-4 p.m.5-6 p.m.has matured both professionally andmusically, playing anything from benefitconcerts for the local museum to playingweddings, birthdays, or regular weeklyand monthly gigs at local venues.Kris Chrisopulos, a transplant from Ohiowith a background in playing in punk bands,brings an Eddie Vedder-esque voice to Lincoln’s Beard. Alongwith his talents for singing, Kris also writes the majority of thelyrics and plays acoustic guitar.“Lincoln’s Beard is one of the bands with adefining sound that could be called ‘Lincoln’sBeard music.’ Lincoln’s Beard music takesgreat strides in the right direction onBrother’s Grace [new album].”- Ossie BladineVancouver Voicesunday Live EntertainmentLincoln's BeardPhoto courtesy of Lincoln’s BeardAs Lincoln’s Beard travels into the future, they will continueto produce music that is both intelligent and rocking—music thatwill move you back and forth, up and down, left and right, insideoutand outside-in. Stay tuned.Meet the BandKris Chrisopulos - Vocals, AcousticGuitar, SongwritingDwayne Spence -Banjo, BassGuitarTyler Morgan -Piano, Trumpet,Mandolin, GuitarEddie Esparza - DrumsDwayne Spence, atransplant from SouthCarolina who also has abackground in playingpunk music and hasplayed with Kris inother bands, literallybounces betweenplaying banjo and bassguitar in Lincoln’s Beard.Dwayne is mostly noted forproviding several riffs that haveturned into fan favorites.Tyler Morgan, a native of Vancouver, Wash., has a backgroundin piano, trumpet, mandolin, and guitar. As Dwayne is noted forhis talent in creating riffs, Tyler can be noted, along with Kris,for making those riffs into songs. Tyler has been able to providediversity to the Lincoln’s Beard sound by not only playing the keysbut also possessing the ability to play trumpet or mandolin duringmany of the songs, giving the trio a unique and memorable sound.Eddie Esparza, a transplant from East Los Angeles toVancouver, Wash., has played in several different bands fromjazz to rock to salsa. As an accomplished drummer, Eddie hasan almost effortless ability to read the dynamic of the roomand the song. He can lay back in the song, playing with brusheswhen needed or totally rock out. In his first year of playing withLincoln’s Beard, Eddie has brought a sound that was, and still is,very appreciated.14 2011 sublimity harvest festival

Strolling comedian Matt Baker performs his renoundly hilarious stunt actMatt Baker has been performing all over the world for over of technology, things10 years. Voted Seattle’s Funniest Prop Comic, Matt is not to say to women,also a Guinness World Record holder and has appeared onnumerous television shows, including Last Comic Standing,CCTV in China, Fox Sports, and America’s Got Talent. SharonOsbourne called him “hilarious,” and the Seattle Times calledand the proper wayto floss your teeth. Hehas made people laughin over 14 countries,his show “amazing.” His hip comedy show is action-packed had Presidentialwith audience participation, interesting skills, and perpetual candidates crackinglaughter. The comedy never stops, even when performingstunts like spearing vegetables in mid-air, spitting ping-pongballs at volunteers, or his famous garden weasels of death. Hishilarious onstage banter gives the feel of a stand-up comedyshow, but with a little something more.up, and has shared hishumor with US troopsoverseas.When Matt is notheadlining on cruiseThe Oregonian described his show as “stand-up comedianswith unbelievable skills.” Matt, based out of Seattle, Wash.,started his performing career as a professional hacky sackplayer. As he toured the world, competing withships or creatinghis unique skill, he began integrating comedy asPerformsa way to add depth to his performances. OnceSundayhe realized he had a knack to make peopleat 4 p.m.laugh, the Matt Baker Comedy Stunt Showbegan. Throughout his show, Matt shareshis unique comic perspective on things like theadvantages of traveling light, outdated slang, unexpected usessunday Live EntertainmentMatt BakerPhoto courtesy of Matt BakerComedian Matt Baker will be performing hisacclaimed stuntwork.custom material for companies like Boeing, AT&T, Nintendo,Frito-Lay, or Microsoft, you can find him working relentlessly onperfecting his craft. He constantly works on new ideas as he fliesto over 200 performances every year. His strong desire to makeevery performance unique is one of the reasons Piers Morganof NBC called him “funny, unique, and well choreographed; thetotal package!” See for yourself why the Matt Baker ComedyShow is one of the most requested comedy acts in the countrytoday. Find Matt strolling the Festival Grounds Sunday, or cometo his show at 4 p.m. the same day!www.sublimityharvestfest.com15

Take a closer look at some of the committees that make the Festival possible each year.AdmissionsFor admission prices and information, see page 3.Carol Ditter (Committee Head), Teri Gladkowski (Co-Committee Head)ATV PullThe ATV pull started in 1988 at the old Festival Grounds in town.We have about 60 entries each year—some third-generationpullers, two sleds, ATVs from 50cc to 1100cc, and riders agedfrom 3 to 90 years old!Wayne Palmquist (Committee Head), Kenny Reider (Co-Committee Head)Clothing Design, Ordering, and SalesStop by our clothing booth for souvenirs, and check out ourHarvest Festival t-shirts, sweatshirts, hats, and more! Located inthe gray shop, just before the West Bleachers.April Urquhart (Committee Head), Tammi Burns (Co-Committee Head)Commercial and Food VendorsThe vendor area is made up of food, commercial (businessrelatedbooths), non-commercial (home-based businesses),and sponsor vendors (sponsors who chose to have a booth topromote their business). Each year we have a variety of food tochoose from, as well as a variety of booths to patronize.Haley Hamilton (Committee Head), Becky Silbernagel (Co-Committee Head)Entertainment TentSee our entertainment on pages 10 through 15. The Coors LightEntertainment Tent is open to all ages Saturday until 6 p.m., andCommitteesall day Sunday! The Designated Drivers booth is located in theside of the entertainment tent, and the Women of the Mooseare running it, so stop by and purchase soda and snacks, or signup to be a designated driver and have a free soda!Becky Silbernagel (Committee Head), Haley Hamilton (Co-Committee Head)Fun RunSee more about our Fun Run on page 38!Cindy SchumacherGarbage Pick-UpThank you to Boy Scout Troop #449 for doing our trash pick-up!Richard Hill (Committee Head), Becky Silbernagel (Co-Committee Head)Horse PullsThe Horse pull consists six teams of draft horses competing inthree classes: light weight, middle weight, and heavy weight. Eachteam starts with 1,500 pounds placed on a sled. If the teamcompletes a 15-foot pull, more weight is added to the sled. Thewinning team pulls the most weight.Herman Hendricks (Committee Head), Darlene Hendricks (Co-Committee Head)Ice Sales and DeliveryRuss Goffin (Committee Head), Judy Goffin (Co-Committee Head)Inside Food ConcessionsThe Regis Athletic Association and Marion County Search andRescue #18 will be serving you at the track concessions locatedat the East and West end of the track! Stop by and order aNew!U-CARTCoNCReTe!LANDSCAPE & SUPPLYHemlock Barkdust • Fill DirtFir Barkdust • Fir Wood ChipsTopsoil • Compost/Topsoil BlendAlder Sawdust • Sand¼" minus Pea GravelCrushed Quarry RockRed Cinder RockWe DeliverThrough Dec. 31, 2011 mention this ad and receive $5 discount on delivery.21393 N. Santiam Hwy, Stayton • Call for business hours503-769-629116 2011 sublimity harvest festival

hot dog, nachos, soda, and more, and help support our localcommunity! Booths sponsored by SCTC and Regis High School.Sue Cosier (Committee Head), Glenn Hilton (Co-Committee Head)KidZoneOur KidZone is a fun and exciting place for the kids. We havetried very hard to have a very clean and safe place for our kidsto play.Kara Childress (Committee Head), Jeremy Williams (Co-Committee Head)Maintenance During FestivalTim Titchener (Committee Head), Cindy Titchener (Co-Committee Head)Monster TrucksSee more about the monster trucks on pages 22 through 32!Norm Miller (Committee Head), Justin Barrett (Co-Committee Head)Office and Information BoothAny information you may need while visiting the Harvest Festival,visit the Information Building, located just behind the admissionsbooth. We also have a lost-and-found!Theresa Dalke (Committee Head), Katelyn Lawrence (Co-Committee Head)ParadeCome enjoy our parade celebrating America the Beautiful at 11a.m. on Saturday, September 10, in downtown Sublimity. Formore parade information, please visit www.sublimityharvestfest.org.Kassandra Hendricks (Committee Head), Carrie Hamilton (Co-Committee Head)ParkingParking is $3 per car and helps to support the Silverton Choirthis year. RV parking is additional, and is first-come, first-served.Kenny Reider (Committee Head), Wayne Palmquist (Co-Committee Head)PhotographyMark TennisonSecurityJim Burns (Committee Head), Brandon Hamilton (Co-Committee Head)Shuttle BusSee page 4 for a full shuttle schedule.Darlene Hendricks (Committee Head)Sponsor DinnerThank you, sponsors!Kamala Voth (Committee Head), Kara Childress (Co-Committee Head)Track CoordinatorDaniel Urquhart (Committee Head), Jim Palmquist (Co-Committee Head)Track StatsCharlene Troost (Committee Head), Cindy Schumacher (Co-CommitteeHead)Tractor PullRodney Lutgen (Committee Head), Trish Lutgen (Co-Committee Head)Truck PullStock truck weigh-in begins at 8:30 a.m. with the pull at 12:30p.m. Modified pulls are held on both Friday and Saturdayevenings. All classes are by weight, engine size, fuel, and vehiclemodifications. Helmets are required for all truck pullers.Noel Kuzma (Committee Head), Dave Veenendall (Co-Committee Head)WebsiteVisit the Sublimity Harvest Festival’s official website atwww.sublimityharvestfest.com, and if you’re on Facebook, besure to find the Festival there, too!Trish Lutgen (Committee Head), Becky Silbernagel (Co-Committee Head)www.sublimityharvestfest.com17

The events of the festivalImages courtesy of the Sublimity Harvest Festival(TOP) A truck pulls quite a load! (RIGHT) The ATV Pull crew.(BOTTOM RIGHT) Check out that tractor pull, pull, pull!(BOTTOM CENTER) A member of the Santiam Shrine Clubwaves to the parade’s crowd. (BOTTOM) One strong jeep!(BENEATH, RIGHT) An ATV pulls a load across the grounds.(BENEATH, LEFT) Another tractor prepares to pull a large loadacross the grounds.1245 Washington St. SWAlbany, OR 97321541-928-1631Images courtesy of the Sublimity Harvest Festival(ABOVE) Horses are beautiful yet stronganimals. These two are hauling a load!(LEFT) A modified truck pulls its wayacross the grounds. (BELOW) A team ofhorses work hard to pull weight all acrossthe grounds.1758 22nd St. SESalem, OR 97302503-362-138818 2011 sublimity harvest festival

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Truck Pulls • Tractor Pulls • ATV Pulls • Horse Pulls • Monster Trucks • Live Music • Parade • Fun Run • Kid Zone

GOOD, CLEAN, êAMERICANê FUN!FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 115 p.m. Festival opens to the publicFood booths, Coors Light Tent opens,commercial vendors, and Kid Zone5-6 p.m. Pit PartyMeet the drivers and see their trucks!7 p.m. Pulling competition begins:Multi-engine and modified tractors, modified4x4 trucks, country modified trucksMonster Trucks following Pulling Competition9 p.m. Live Music: Carrie Cunningham and theSix ShootersInside the Coors Light Entertainment Tent(must be 21 to enter)1 a.m. Festival closes*Schedule subject to change*Visit www.sublimityharvestfestival.org or call 503-769-3579for more information9 a.m. Fun Run11 a.m. Parade in downtown SublimityNoon Festival opens to the public1 p.m. Pulling competition beginsStock and super-stock truck pull3 p.m. Live Music: Rock n Roll CowboysIn the Coors Light Entertainment Tent (opento all ages until 6 p.m.!)6 p.m. More pulling competitionMulti-engine and modified tractors, modified4x4 trucks, country modified trucksFollowing Competition: Monster Trucks9 p.m. Live Music: Bad Motor Scooter 7.0Inside the Coors Light Entertainment Tent(must be 21 to enter)1 a.m. Festival closesFamily Day!CAUSE DAYEntertainment Tent open to all ages, all day!7 a.m.-Noon Sublimity Harvest Festival BreakfastAt Sublimity Fire Hall; Sponsored by SantiamMemorial Hospital Auxiliary10 a.m. Festival opens to the public; ATV pulls11 a.m. Live Music: The Big D, Lincoln’s Beard,Matt Baker, and more in the Coors LightEntertainment Tent; until close11:30 a.m. Draft horse pull1 p.m. Farm tractor pull3 p.m. Monster truck show6 p.m. Festival closesHarvest Festival Grounds, Hwy. 22 & Golf Club. Rd., Sublimity, OregonHUNTING • FISHING • CAMPING • OUTERWEAR1260 Lancaster Dr SE, Salem, OR 97317

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Pit PartyThe Pit Party is a fun new event at the very start of the Festival, from 5 to 6 p.m. on Friday.All are welcome to come meet truck drivers (and their trucks!), listen to some live music, andmeet some great people in our community! Here's a preview of the fun you're sure to have.Photos courtesy of the Sublimity Harvest Festival(FAR LEFT) Diane Nye of AWI Truck andDiesel—the 2010 Boedigheimer Awardsponsor—and Captain USA Monster TruckDriver Jeff Bainter. (LEFT) Monster truckdrivers sign posters for some visiting fans.(BOTTOM LEFT) Maintenance crews stop atthe Coors Light Entertainment Tent. (BELOW)Crowds gather, waiting for the SublimityHarvest Festival events to begin.1525 W WASHINGTON ST.,STAYTON, OR 97383WE PROVIDE THE CARS AND TRUCKS THAT AREmonstercrushed!34 2011 sublimity harvest festival

Pit PartyPhotos courtesy of the SublimityHarvest Festival(ABOVE) A monstertrucktechnician leans upagainst the Patriot—oneof several of last year’struly monstrous monstertrucks. (RIGHT) A riled-upcrowd cheers for one of themany exciting events at theSublimity Harvest Festival.Manufacturing wood products in the Santiam Canyon since 1922Proud sponsor of theSublimity Harvest FestivalPO Box 276 • Lyons, Oregon 97358 • 503-859-2121www.sublimityharvestfest.com35

Boedigheimer Award WinnersThe Raymond “Red” Boedigheimer Award is an award thatbegan in 1978 and was first given to the Boedigheimerfamily in memorial for Red Boedigheimer. Red was one of thefounding members of the Sublimity Harvest Festival (SHF) andthey honored him by recognizing all of his contributions of timeand services to the SHF. Today, the award is given to one or moremembers and a sponsor to honor them for their dedication andservice to the SHF.2010: Daniel Urquhart; AWI Diesel Truck Repair2009: Rodney Lutgen; Les Schwab Tires2008: Kamela Voth; Haley Hamilton; Sportsman’s Warehouse2007: Jim Burns; Complete Wireless Solutions2006: Diannah Dolby; Linn-Benton Tractor2005: John Hendricks; Valley Plumbing2004: Wayne Palmquist; Powell Scales2003: Kara Brown; Becky Silbernagel; Levi Brown (Jr. Award).Emery & Sons Construction; Pacific Coast Electric &Stayton Ford.2002: Mike Basl; Carol Ditter; Brent Dolby; Kevin Harding; NatePattee; Best Pots and Western Beverage2001: Gary Basl, Denise Pattee; Sunbelt Rentals; Stayton AceHardware2000: Sue Cosier; Yvonne Ditter; Herman Hendricks; BJ Tuttle;Wayne Miley; Crawford Electric; Jones Oil Co.; Roth’sFoods1999: Joe Zuber; Steven Zuber; Ken Meier; Power Chevrolet1998: JD Bruce; Rick Bethell; Dan Dalke; Cindy Titchener; SteveZuber; D & W Automotive; Oak Lea Farms1997: Evelyn Ditter; Kathy Hendricks; Gary Rychard; WarrenGoffin; Santiam Sanitary; Salem Ford New Holland; STRTowing1996: Don, Jane & Steve Zuber; Kevin Hendricks; MarciWaters; Al Vanderzanden, Tim Titchener; Zuber Farms1995: Darlene Hendricks; Carmel Lillegar, Tom & Bridget Wolf1994: Joe Peters; Sherry Heath; Mark Hendricks Truck Repair1993: Shirley Bethell; Ed Sattley; Vic Frank (In Memorial);Sublimity Building SupplyPhoto courtesy of Becky SilbernagelDaniel Urquhart (CENTER), the 2010 Boedigheimer Award winner.1992: Dale Chesley, Marla Mack1991: Steve Frank; Lonnie Elder; Norpac Foods; Wilco FarmCo-op1990: Tony Miotke; Steve & Kim Zuber; Silver MountainChristmas Trees; Young & Morgan Timber Company1989: Craig Boedigheimer; Mark Hendricks; Crawford Controls1988: Jim Bethell1987: Joan Carney; Lenon Implement1986: Alan Dozler; Tony Hendricks, North Santiam Paving; ARSFarms1985: Francis Hendricks1984: Julie Balderson, Mel Diede1983: Jim & Debbie Blades; Dick & Cami Doerfler; BladesFarms1982: Mary Jo Thomas1981: Steve Sandau; Herman Hendricks1980: Lloyd & Mark Walker1979: Yvonne Ditter; Jim Heater1978: The Boedigheimer FamilyTHANK YOU,VOLUNTEERS!Parking: Silverton ChoirDesignated Drivers Booth: The Women of the MooseEast Track Concession: Marion County Search andRescue #18West Track Concession: Regis Athletic AssociationGarbage Pickup: Boy Scout Troop #449OUR LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS MAKE THEFESTIVAL GREAT! WE APPRECIATE YOU.36 2011 sublimity harvest festival

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History of the Annual Fun RunThe yearly run is a healthful HarvestFestival favoriteThe Sublimity Fun Run started in 1979 and was part of theoriginal runner craze. It grew to almost 200 participantsby 1984 as the popularity of running grew. The first one wasmanned mostly by students from Regis High School’s crosscountry team and Stayton Road Runners as a way to promoterunning and physical fitness in the community. The popularityof running and walking still continues as this will mark the funrun’s 30th year. Mike Bauer, a coach and counselor at RegisHigh School and a Road Runner himself, has played an importantrole in the implementation of the Sublimity Fun Run. Mr. Bauer’sfamily, mostly from Eugene, is also involved in such things asmaking the awards, his brother Pat used to design t-shirts forPhoto courtesy of the Sublimity Harvest FestivalParticipants in the 2010 SHF Fun Run get pumped up for the race.the race, and his nieces and nephews and now grand nieces andnephew help hand out awards. It has become a great excusefor Mr. Bauer’s family to hold a family reunion after the event. Inrecent times the Sublimity Harvest Festival has taken an activerole in the event, Bob Hartmann has taken over the design ofthe t shirt with a theme portrayed from the community. TheSublimity School PTA is the beneficiary of some of the proceedsand many of their students and teachers are involved. It is aspopular as ever with almost 200 participants last year. Thisyear’s fun run and walk will take place September 10th at 9a.m. at Sublimity Grade School. Please visit our website at www.sublimityharvestfest.com for more information.Sublimity HarveSt FeStivalBreakfastSponsored by theSantiam Memorial Hospital Auxiliarysunday, september 11 th • 7am – Noonsublimity fire Hall115 NW Parker stsublimity, Or 97385Admission$5 adult$4 seniors (60-up)$4 kids (ages 6-12)38 2011 sublimity harvest festival1401 North Tenth Avenue, Stayton, OR 97383503-769-2175 • www.SantiamHospital.com

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