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managing editor, 

marketing coordinator 

Nicole Miller 

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art Director 

Danielle M. Kuehnel 

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assistant editor 

BJ Tuttle 

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editorial contributors 

Becky Silbernagel, Jim 

Burns, Carol Ditter, Noel 

Kuzma, Wayne Palmquist, 

Darlene Hendricks, Daniel 

Urquhart, Rodney Lutgen, 

April Urquhart 

Photographer 

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harvest festival Guide 

c/o Sublimity Harvest Festival 

PO Box 86 

Sublimity, Oregon 97385 

Phone 503.769.3579 

sublimityharvestfest.com 

The Sublimity Harvest Festival 

Guide is published by Eagle 

Web Press. 


Image courtesy of the Sublimity Harvest Festival 

This year, the Sublimity Harvest Festival celebrates 40 years of All-American, 

rip-roarin’ fun—and we’re STILL pullin’ strong! Enjoy the vintage photos we’ve 

pulled out of the SHF annals throughout this year’s guide, and we hope you, too, 

remember your first time at the Festival!

admission and information 

FRI SAT SUN 

ADULTS $12 $18 $8 

CHILDREN 6-12 $6 $8 $5 

SENIORS 62+ $10 $16 $6 

CHILDREN UNDER 6 FREE FREE FREE 

**NO REFUNDS** 

Parking $3, RV Parking Available (Additional Price) 

SUNDAY ONLY: Bring two cans of food, receive $2 

off your admission. 

to order tickets: 

Sublimity Harvest Festival 

Tickets 

PO Box 86 

Sublimity, OR 97385 

www.sublimityharvestfest.org 

thank you to our major sponsors 

Sublimity anD beyonD 

how it all began 

The Sublimity Harvest Festival began in 1973 with the first 

tractor pull. The Sublimity Harvest Festival started out as a 

competition between local farmers, to see whose tractor could 

pull 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 sled 

was pulled down the track, they would jump on and add weight 

until the tractor could not pull any further. The distance was 

measured by using a hand held tape. 

This friendly competition that began on a Sunday afternoon, in 

an open field, 40 years ago, has now become the Grand Finalé 

of each year. 

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reminDer:…Do not DrinK anD Drive! 

table of contents 

6 

Harvest Festival & Shuttle Schedule 

Bus Shuttle Schedule 

7 

A Letter from the President 

8 

A Letter from the Board 

9 

Friday Live Entertainment and To-Do 

11 

Friday and Saturday Live Entertainment and To-Do 

12 

Saturday Live Entertainment 

14 

Sunday Live Entertainment and To-Do 

19 

Boedigheimer Award Winners 

20 

40 Years of Festival Fun 

22 

Official Sublimity Harvest Festival Poster Pull-Out 

24 

Monster Trucks 

32 

Score Sheets 

37 

Harvest Festival Sponsors 

38 

2012 Harvest Festival Members 

39 

Booth Spotlight: Oregon Air National Guard 

40 

Harvest Festival Committees Spotlight 

www.SublimityharveStfeSt.com 5

friday, September 9 

5 p.m. Gates open to the public 

5-6 p.m. Pit Party 

Meet the drivers and see their trucks! 

7 p.m. Pulling competition begins 

Multi-engine and modified tractors, modified 4 x 4 trucks, 

country modified trucks; monster trucks following pulling 

competition 

9 p.m.-1 a.m. LIVE MUSIC: Zach Driscoll Band 

In the Coors Light Entertainment Tent (must be 21 to enter) 

1 a.m. FESTIVAL CLOSES 

Saturday, September 10 

9 a.m. Fun Run 

11 a.m. Parade in downtown Sublimity 

Noon Gates open to the public 


Stock and super-stock pick-up pull 

3-6 p.m. LIVE MUSIC: The FlexTones 

Coors Light Entertainment Tent open to all ages until 6 p.m.! 

6 p.m. More pulling competition 

Multi-engine and modified tractors, modified 4x4 trucks, 

country modified trucks 

Following competition: Monster trucks 

9 p.m.-1 a.m. LIVE MUSIC: Garage Band Blues 

(Must be 21 years or older to enter the entertainment tent) 

1 a.m. FESTIVAL CLOSES 

enjoy refreshing beverages from our sponsors 

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ScheDuleS 

festival Schedule 

Shuttle Schedule 

2012 Sublimity harveSt feStival 

Sunday, September 11 

FAMILY DAY and CAUSE DAY! 

Entertainment Tent Open To All Ages! 

7 a.m.-Noon Pancake Breakfast (Sublimity Fire Hall)* 

Sponsored by Santiam Memorial Hospital Auxiliary 

9 a.m. Gates open to the public; ATV Pulls 

11 a.m.-1 p.m. LIVE MUSIC: Ben Rue 

In the Coors Light Entertainment Tent 

11:30 a.m. Draft horse pull 

1 p.m. Farm stock tractor pull 

1-3:30 p.m. LIVE MUSIC: Once a Month Band 

In the Coors Light Entertainment Tent 

3 p.m. Monster truck show and farm stock tractor pull 

3-4 p.m. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT: Hart Keene magic show 

4:30-6 p.m. LIVE MUSIC: Once a Month Band 

6 p.m. FESTIVAL CLOSES 

* The Santiam Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will be serving a breakfast on Sunday 

at the Sublimity Fire Hall from 7 a.m. to 12 noon. On the menu: All-you-can-eat 

pancakes, 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 7 Saturday, September 8 Sunday, September 9 

Stayton 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, 

10, 11 p.m.; 12 a.m. 

Stayton Safeway 

Sublimity fire hall 

arrive festival 

Depart festival 

6:10, 7:10, 8:10, 9:10, 10:10, 

11:10 p.m.; 12:10 a.m. 

6:20, 7:20, 8:20, 9:20, 10:20, 

11:20 p.m.; 12:20 a.m. 

6:30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 

11:30 p.m.; 12:30 a.m. 

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. 

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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 a.m.; 12, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 p.m. 

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.

a letter from the PreSiDent 

photo courtesy of RhiLi Photography 

The 2012 Sublimity Harvest Festival Committee Officers (LEFT TO RIGHT): BJ Tuttle, Becky Silbernagel, April Urquhart, and Daniel Urquhart. 

Look who’s turning 40 and pulling strong! Welcome to the 

Sublimity Harvest Festival and thank you for coming out to 

celebrate with us. 

Looking at the festival today, many people may 

not realize it began as a competition between 

farmers in a field trying to see whose tractors 

could pull the farthest. 

Now in its 40th year it has become a 

community-backed event requiring hundreds of 

volunteers putting in thousands of man-hours 

to make it into the award-winning event you see 

today. 

I believe one of the most rewarding parts of 

putting on a great show year after year are the 

memories we have helped create over several 

generations. For that I want to thank all the participants, both local 

and from across the United States, who pull and put on an exciting 

show. Some of my favorite memories from the festival have been 

watching our talented drivers behind the wheel of trucks such as 

Super Pete, Bounty Hunter, and Stormin’ Norman in Barefoot. 

Enough cannot be said of our sponsors, from the ones who 

have been with us from the beginning to our newest supporters. 

This event would not be possible without their dedicated support. 

Because of that support the Sublimity Harvest Foundation, as 

a non-profit, is able to give back to causes benefiting the local 

community. 

To all of our volunteers, committee heads and members, from 

those who work year-round to those who help over the festival 

BJ Tuttle, 

Festival President 

weekend to ensure a smooth event, I want to say thank you. Your 

hard work and dedication, whether on the track, in a booth or at 

the gate, is more than appreciated. You should 

all be proud of the festival you help put on each 

year. 

Of course all of this work 

and dedication would 

be for nothing if not 

for our wonderful 

patrons. Your 

continued 

support of 

the Sublimity 

Harvest 

Festival has 

helped to make it the amazing show 

you see today. My hope is that you 

continue to make memories with us for 

another 40 years to come, whether with your 


2012 Sublimity harvest 

festival committee 

officers 

BJ Tuttle, President 

Daniel Urquhart, Vice President 

Becky Silbernagel, Secretary 

April Urquhart, Treasurer 

family and friends, the new people you meet while you’re here or 

with that special someone. 

I hope everyone here enjoys the show and here’s to another 

40 years of growing while staying true to the traditions and vision 

passed down to us by the founding members. 

Thank you again and enjoy. 

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a letter from the boarD 

How long have you been coming to the Sublimity Harvest 

Festival? If you’ve attended since the first event back in 

1973, then you know what a long way we’ve come! If this is 

your first time, we are so glad you’re here to celebrate this 

momentous occasion with the dedicated regulars. Most people 

have a story associated with the first time they attended Festival. 

Maybe you became hooked on the thrill of the show, or something 

wild happened on the track, or even something memorable in 

the entertainment tent! Whatever your story is, hold on to that 

memory, because we have many, many exciting years ahead of 

us. 

You have surely noticed that 

the Festival is rich in cultural 

2012 board of Directors heritage—a community of 

Jim Burns, CEO 

devotees was established, 

Noel Kuzma, CFO 

it grows each year and 

Carol Ditter, Secretary results in family traditions 

Directors: Daniel Urquhart, that revolve around 

Wayne Palmquist, Darlene this well-respected 

Hendricks, Rodney Lutgen event. We love to see 

the enthusiastic fans who 

storm the gates each year. 

They come to see exciting 

competitions that stir up dust, 

generate excitement and create conversation. Some families 

make a weekend of it, staying overnight in the RV camping area, 

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while others choose to attend their favorite day. 

This year, Friday is opening night and it features the new “Pit 

Party” where you can see the trucks and tractors up close and 

meet the drivers. Saturday has the Fun Run, the parade and 

it’s the day when the monster trucks crush the school bus! Or 

perhaps you enjoy Sunday, known for years as “family day” and 

most recently “cause day” where we’ve added non-profit vendors 

inside the Festival grounds. 

While we delight in the thrill of the weekend, the after-Festival 

buzz continues year ‘round until the following September when 

we get all geared up again. Did you know that throughout the 

year, the Festival board gives back an average of $15,000 a 

year in donations to local clubs and organizations? The Festival is 

strong due in part to the organization’s unwavering commitment 

to supporting the local community. We are founded with the 

belief that giving back makes you stronger. 

“You get the best out of others when you give 

the best of yourself.” 

—Harvey S. Firestone 

Thank you for coming! Now, kick back and enjoy the show! 

-- Sublimity Harvest Foundation Board 

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all are welcome to come meet truck drivers (and their trucks!), listen to some live music, and 

meet some great people in our community! here's what happened last year! 

Photos courtesy of the Sublimity Harvest Festival 

(ABOVE) Kids visiting the Festival pose with Obsession monster and its driver. (RIGHT) The driver of Captain USA 

monster and festival member Don Wright give the Harvest Festival a big thumbs-up! (BOTTOM) A young fan relaxes 

on a modified engine. (BELOW CENTER) Some fans check out a sweet modified engine. (BELOW LEFT) Young and 

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banD 

Photo courtesy of Tuff Luck Band 

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Brian Trammell - Bass, 

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Terry Bay - Lead guitar, 

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Yuna Matsuda - Drums 

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Show your designated driver wristband 

at the designated driver booth inside the 

Coors Light Entertainment Tent 

any time during the Festival for 

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illiam Pellham Sr., lives in Granite Falls, Washington. He 

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This three-piece rock band has the versatility 

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meet the band less bloodshed. Seriously, whatever the 

Jon Chinburg - Drums demographic, The FlexTones have the 

Rick Burch - Bass right set at the right time. 

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band has the versatility 

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SATURDAY LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 

GaraGe banD blueS 

Photo courtesy of the Garage Band Blues 

H Plays Saturday ave you been looking for a fun band but don’t 

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Lead singer Nick Wixom packs a soulful and 

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Lead guitar player Brandon Logan lets loose with amazing Blues 

riffs and adds the flavor that no band should ever be without. 

Backup guitar player Aaron Parsons gives the Country music that 

much needed “twang” and adds the juicy grooves that you can’t 

find anywhere else in town. Big Mike Link lays down the bottom 

end on bass so you not only hear the music but you feel it too! 

Rounding out the group is the Brian Wixom sitting back behind 

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SUNDAY TO-DO 

hiStory of the annual fun run 

the yearly run is a healthful harvest 

festival favorite 

The Sublimity Fun Run started in 1979 and was part of the 

original runner craze. It grew to almost 200 participants 

by 1984 as the popularity of running grew. The first one was 

manned mostly by students from Regis High School’s cross 

country team and Stayton Road Runners as a way to promote 

running and physical fitness in the community. The popularity 

of running and walking still continues as this will mark the fun 

run’s 34th year. Mike Bauer, a coach and counselor at Regis 

High School and a Road Runner himself, has played an important 

role in the implementation of the Sublimity Fun Run. Mr. Bauer’s 

family, mostly from Eugene, is also involved in such things as 

making the awards, his brother Pat used to design t-shirts for 

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Photo courtesy of the Sublimity Harvest Festival 

Participants in the 2011 SHF Fun Run get pumped up for the race. 

the race, and his nieces and nephews and now grand nieces and 

nephew help hand out awards. It has become a great excuse 

for Mr. Bauer’s family to hold a family reunion after the event. In 

recent times the Sublimity Harvest Festival has taken an active 

role in the event, Bob Hartmann has taken over the design of 

the t shirt with a theme portrayed from the community. The 

Sublimity School PTA is the beneficiary of some of the proceeds 

and many of their students and teachers are involved. It is as 

popular as ever with almost 200 participants last year. This 

year’s fun run and walk will take place Saturda, September 8th 

at 9 a.m. at Sublimity Grade School. Please visit our website at 

www.sublimityharvestfest.com for more information. 

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The Once A Month Band started five years ago when a group 

of friends and family got together to jam. It was so much 

fun they decided to meet on-going “once a month.” Some of the 

band members played music together over 40 years ago in high 

school and in church groups. 

The OAMB enjoys many musical genres and performs 

an ecletic mix of country, rock, pop, and bluegrass. “Our 

biggest problem is we love so many different 

song styles, it’s hard to select music for our 

sets”. 

Guitars, fiddles, mandolins, bass, 

harmonica, and drums accompany a rich 

blend of harmony vocals for your listening 

enjoyment. 


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Photo courtesy of the Once a Month Band 

Plays Sunday 

at 1—3:30 p.m. 

and 

4:30—6 p.m.


hart Keene 

Photo courtesy of Hart Keene 


illusionist Keene brings magic to the festival 

Hart Keene has been performing his unique blend of magic, 

mentalism, and comedy all over the Northwest for over 12 

years. He began his interest in magic at the age of 15 where 

he focused mostly on “close-up”, sleight-of-hand magic. 

This helped pave the way to long term bookings in 

upscale restaurants where he would entertain 

patrons at their tables. Because of this background 

Hart believes in interacting with his audience which 

is why he brings an intimate style to his stage shows 

and larger presentations. Whether he is performing for 

a group of 3 or 300, his audience feels like they are a part of 

the show, not merely spectators. 

Because of his versatility, Hart is a popular choice for 

entertainment. He is just as comfortable mixing and mingling 

with his audience in a cocktail situation as he is on stage. Hart 

has performed for hundreds of companies all over the Northwest 

including IBM, Costco, Royal Caribbean, University of Oregon, 

Intel, and many more. Hart has also performed and headlined at 

both The Mill Casino in Coosbay, OR as well as 3 Rivers Casino 

in Florence, OR. 

In 2010, Hart was featured on NBC’s “America’s Got Talent!” 

Hart is based in Eugene, OR, and makes his living performing 

at corporate events, upscale private functions, and a few select 

restaurants around Oregon. 

Performs 

Sunday 

at 3:30 p.m. 

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cauSe Day: SPurrinG chanGe 

Photo courtesy of Chelsea McNitt 

Chelsea McNitt, Miss Marion-Polk County’s Teen 2012. She is a sophmore 

and is a varsity cheerleader at Stayton High School. Chelsea is the first teen to 

represent from the Stayton-Sublimity area. 

SUNDAY TO-DO 

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PROUD TO SUPPORT THE 40 TH ANNUAL SUBLIMITY HARVEST FESTIVAL, A TRADITION OF OUR HOME AND YOURS 


Non-profit organizations from around the state will come 

together for the second annual “Cause Day” hosted by 

the Sublimity Harvest Festival on Sunday, September 9. The 

special event is open to a variety of causes. This display is 

nicknamed “Non-profit row,” and these organizations will share 

their messages as part of an overall awareness promotion. 

Last year, during the first inaugural Cause Day, Festival goers 

donated over 350 pounds of food for the Marion-Polk Food 

Share. 

On September 7 through 9, the Festival celebrates 40 years 

of tractor pulls, truck pulls, and monster-truck madness that 

attracts an audience of more than 20,000 guests each year. 

“This year, the Festival membership felt it was important 

to recognize various social causes, be it cancer awareness 

or 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 to 

share their interests.” 

As a part of Cause Day, the Marion-Polk Food Share will be 

collecting cans of food. Guests who bring two cans of food will 

not only be helping one of many worthy causes, but will also 

receive $2 off their Sunday general-admission ticket.

oeDiGheimer awarD winnerS 

The Raymond “Red” Boedigheimer Award is an award that 

began in 1978 and was first given to the Boedigheimer 

family in memorial for Red Boedigheimer. Red was one of the 

founding members of the Sublimity Harvest Festival (SHF) and 

they honored him by recognizing all of his contributions of time 

and services to the SHF. Today, the award is given to one or more 

members and a sponsor to honor them for their dedication and 

service to the SHF. 

2011: Noel Kuzma; Frank Chavez Trucking 

2010: Daniel Urquhart; AWI Diesel Truck Repair 

2009: Rodney Lutgen; Les Schwab Tires 

2008: Kamela Voth; Haley Hamilton; Sportsman’s Warehouse 

2007: Jim Burns; Complete Wireless Solutions 

2006: Diannah Dolby; Linn-Benton Tractor 

2005: John Hendricks; Valley Plumbing 

2004: Wayne Palmquist; Powell Scales 

2003: 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; Nate 

Pattee; Best Pots and Western Beverage 

2001: Gary Basl, Denise Pattee; Sunbelt Rentals; Stayton Ace 

Hardware 

2000: Sue Cosier; Yvonne Ditter; Herman Hendricks; BJ Tuttle; 

Wayne Miley; Crawford Electric; Jones Oil Co.; Roth’s 

Foods 

1999: Joe Zuber; Steven Zuber; Ken Meier; Power Chevrolet 

1998: JD Bruce; Rick Bethell; Dan Dalke; Cindy Titchener; Steve 

Zuber; D & W Automotive; Oak Lea Farms 

1997: Evelyn Ditter; Kathy Hendricks; Gary Rychard; Warren 

Goffin; Santiam Sanitary; Salem Ford New Holland; STR 

Towing 

1996: Don, Jane & Steve Zuber; Kevin Hendricks; Marci 

Waters; Al Vanderzanden, Tim Titchener; Zuber Farms 

1995: Darlene Hendricks; Carmel Lillegar, Tom & Bridget Wolf 

1994: Joe Peters; Sherry Heath; Mark Hendricks Truck Repair 

1993: Shirley Bethell; Ed Sattley; Vic Frank (In Memorial); 

THANK YOU, 

VOLUNTEERS! 

Parking: Silverton Band & Choir 

Designated Drivers Booth: The Women of the Moose 

Earplug Sales: St. Mary Outdoor School 

East Track Concession: Stayton High School FFA 

West Track Concession: Law Enforcement for Youth 

Garbage Pickup: Santiam Youth Peer Court 

OUR LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS MAKE THE 

FESTIVAL GREAT! WE APPRECIATE YOU. 


Photo courtesy of Becky Silbernagel 

(ABOVE LEFT) Festival President BJ Tuttle awards Frank Chavez the 2011 

Boedigheimer Sponsor Award. (ABOVE RIGHT) Noel Kuzma was awarded the 

volunteer Boedigheimer Award in 2011. 

Sublimity Building Supply 

1992: Dale Chesley, Marla Mack 

1991: Steve Frank; Lonnie Elder; Norpac Foods; Wilco Farm 

Co-op 

1990: Tony Miotke; Steve & Kim Zuber; Silver Mountain 

Christmas Trees; Young & Morgan Timber Company 

1989: Craig Boedigheimer; Mark Hendricks; Crawford Controls 

1988: Jim Bethell 

1987: Joan Carney; Lenon Implement 

1986: Alan Dozler; Tony Hendricks, North Santiam Paving; ARS 

Farms 

1985: Francis Hendricks 

1984: Julie Balderson, Mel Diede 

1983: Jim & Debbie Blades; Dick & Cami Doerfler; Blades 

Farms 

1982: Mary Jo Thomas 

1981: Steve Sandau; Herman Hendricks 

1980: Lloyd & Mark Walker 

1979: Yvonne Ditter; Jim Heater 

1978: The Boedigheimer Family 

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40 yearS of feStival fun 

Images courtesy of the Sublimity Harvest Festival 

(ABOVE) Festival participants hop on a tractor to weigh it down, seeing how far 

it could pull, and how much weight it could carry. (BELOW) Fans check out an 

impressive line-up of competition tractors. 


Images courtesy of the Sublimity Harvest Festival 

(LEFT) A blue Ford tractor moves through the Festival track. (ABOVE LEFT) 

A kid driving a tractor gets a pep talk. (ABOVE RIGHT) Vintage stock tractor 

competes. (BELOW) A modified engine rips through the Festival track. 

(BOTTOM LEFT) An excited crowd awaits the next Harvest Festival event. 

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Family Day and Cause Day! 

Entertainment Tent Open to All Ages, All Day! 

7 a.m.-Noon Sublimity Harvest Festival Breakfast 

At Sublimity Fire Hall; Sponsored by Santiam Memorial 

Hospital Auxiliary 

10 a.m. ATV pulls; festival opens to the public 

11 a.m. Live Music: Ben Rue, The Once a Month Band, 

Hart Keene, and more in the Coors Light 

Entertainment Tent; until close 

11:30 a.m. Draft horse pull 

1 p.m. Farm tractor pull 

3 p.m. Monster truck show 

6 p.m. Festival closes 

9 a.m. Fun Run 

11 a.m. Parade in downtown Sublimity 

Noon Festival opens to the public 


Stock and super stock truck pull 

3-6 p.m. Live Music: The FlexTones 

In the Coors Light Entertainment Tent (open to all ages 

until 6 p.m.!) 

6 p.m. More pulling competition 



Following Competition: Monster Trucks 

9 p.m.-1 a.m. Live Music: The Garage Band Blues 

Inside the Coors Light Entertainment Tent (must be 21 to 

enter) 

1 a.m. Festival Closes 

5 p.m. Gates open to the public 

Food booths, Kid Zone, Coors Tent, commercial vendors, 

and interactive games opens! 

5 p.m. PIT PARTY! 

Meet some of the drivers on the track! 

7 p.m. Pulling competition begins: 



Monster Trucks following Pulling Competition 

9 p.m.-1 a.m. Live Music: Zach Driscoll Band 

Inside 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 503-769-3579 for more information 


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MEMORIAL 

Diane f. nelSon ''mommafay'' nye 

STAYTON, ORE. – Diane “Mommafay” Nye of AWI Diesel Truck 

Repair was an avid supporter of the Sublimity Harvest Festival and 

a devoted community member. On July 2, 2012 this loving wife, 

faithful Momma and special friend to so many, claimed victory over 

cancer by receiving her angel wings at the age of 61. She battled 

breast cancer since 2000. 

“Her unwavering faith in God and the will to be here for her 

children, grandchildren, and her husband has been an inspiration 

to so many. Our family finds peace knowing that she is dancing 

with Jesus and no longer in pain. She has provided hope for so 

many. We are ever thankful and honored to have had her in our 

life!” says Diane’s daughter Sara Nye. 

Diane was born in Aberdeen, S.D. to parents Edna and Donald 

Nelson. She ultimately ended up residing in San Diego, California 

where she met, and very quickly fell for the man of her dreams, the 

love of her life, and her best friend JR Nye. They shared an intense 

and deep rooted love from that moment. They officially joined their 

two hearts with a promise of unconditional love and commitment 

to one another on July 15th, 1978. Together from this love for 

each other they created an extremely close-knit family of 8, lovingly 

known as “The Nyes” They raised their six children on large doses 

of love and values, which Diane instilled in each of them. 

march 25, 1951 - July 2, 2012 


Their home was built on this very love and togetherness that 

was so important to both of them. One of these values is the 

importance of family. A near weekly tradition at the Nye house 

is “Family Night” for which her loving children have awarded her 

“Mom of a Lifetime.” 

Diane is preceded in death by her father Donald Nelson; mother 

Edna Wiseman; sister Phyllis Phyle; and brothers Tony Jacobson 

and Ronald “Ronnie” Nelson. She survived by her husband JR; 

daughter Sara (Kary); son Joshua (Melissa); son Gabriel (Nicole); 

daughter Christiana; son Noah (Courtney); daughter Danielle, 

daughter Julie Shafer, granddaughter Annabelle Diane; and sister 

Opal Marangon (Rudy). Donations in her honor are being accepted 

at Youth Missions at Morningstar Community Church in Salem, 

Ore. 

The Sublimity Harvest Festival is grateful to have had the love 

and support of Diane Nye for so many years. As a loyal monster 

truck sponsor, Diane was the ultimate Festival fan, never missing 

a moment, reveling in the truck and tractor excitement and 

expressing great enthusiasm year ‘round. Her love of life and 

devotion to community will always serve as an example to us of 

the difference we can make in this world. 

Love and angel hugs to the Nye family.


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harveSt feStival SPonSorS 

Thank you to our 2012 

Harvest Festival Sponsors! 

We could not do it without you! 

A&W 

AA Tent Company 

Ag West Supply 

All Pro Web Works 

Allied Rock 

Allied Waste 

Amsoil 

ARCO 

AWI Diesel Truck Repair 

Best Pots 

Bi-Mart 

Brattain International 

Break the Chain Apparel 

Cabela’s 

Cascade Sound 

Coffee in Motion 

Columbia Distributing 

Commercial Business 

Machines 

Complete Wireless 

Cordray’s Performance 

Transmission 

D&W Automotive 

Davison Auto Parts, NAPA 

Doerfler Farms 

Emery & Sons Construction 

Falls Insulation 

Farmers Insurance, Agent 

Michael Bochsler 

Fessler Nursery 

First Student 

Frank Chavez Trucking 

Freres Lumber Co. 

Hendricks Truck & Diesel 

Repair 

Holland Collision Service 

IOKA Farms 

KCXK Radio 

KFBW Radio 

KRKT & KLOO Radio 

KWJJ Radio 

KYKN Radio 

Kean’s Computer Repair 

Landscape Supply 

Les Schwab Tires 

Linn Benton Tractor 

Mastercraft Furniture 

McCoy Freightliner 

Mike Adams Construction 

Monte’s Coins & More 

Norpac Foods 

North Santiam Funeral 

Service 

North Santiam Paving 

Pacific Coast Electric 

Peterson CAT 

Portland Beverage 

Power Chevrolet 

Power Yamaha 

Quincy Foods 

Regis High School 

RV Connection 

Santiam Memorial Hospital 

Santiam Towing & Recovery 


Scales NW 

Siegmund Excavation 

Slayden Construction 

St. Mary Catholic School 

Stayton Cooperative 

Telephone Co. 

Stayton Pharmacy 

Sublimity Building Supply 

Sunbelt Rental 

Superior Tire Service 

Tan Republic 

Troost Dairy 

US Bank 

Valley Design & Printing 

Veenendall Trucking 

Walery’s Pizza 

White Water Signs & Graphics 

Wholesale Sports 

Wilco Farm Stores 

Air Conditioners • Air Compressors • Air Tools • Backhoes • Compaction Concrete Tools • Earthmoving 

Equipment • Forklifts • Generators • Lawn and Landscape Lighting Equipment • Manlifts Material Handling • 

Pumps 2” - 12” • Scaffolding & Ladders • Scissorlifts • Sweeper & Scrubbers • Tractors & Trailers • Trenchers • 

Shoring Equipment • Welding Equipment 

SALEM 

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Justin Barrett 

Mike Basl 

Jim Burns 

Tammi Burns 

Brenda Campbell 

Melissa Campbell 

Larry Carroll 

Kara Childress 

Sue Cosier 

Dan Dalke 

Kaila Dalke 

Krysi Dalke 

Theresa Dalke 

Carol Ditter 

Gene Ditter 

Nick Ditter 

Linda Dodge 

Brent Dolby 

Diannah Dolby 

Sarah Evans 

Ryan Fox 

John Gladkowski 

Teri Gladkowski 

Judy Goffin 

2012 feStival memberS 

Photo courtesy of Becky Silbernagel 

The 2011 Harvest Festival members line up along the Festival Grounds. 

Russ Goffin 

Rachel Halligan 

Brandon Hamilton 

Carrie Hamilton 

Haley Hamilton 

Darlene Hendricks 

Dustin Hendricks 

Herman Hendricks 

Kassandra Hendricks 

Richard Hill 

Glenn Hilton 

James Johnson 

Ty Jones 

Adam Kamstra 

Noel Kuzma 

Katie Lawrence 

Rodney Lutgen 

Trish Lutgen 

LaVon Maskel 

Sandy McGinnis 

Kenny Meier 

Frank Merrill 

Amy Miller 

Norm Miller 

Tony Miotke 

Joy Noah 

Tori Nofi 

Linda Nye 

Paul Nye 

Jim Palmquist 

Wayne Palmquist 

Meesh Purdy 


Kenny Reider 

Richard Sanner 

Cindy Schumacher 

Becky Silbernagel 

Kacy Taylor 

Ken Taylor 

Kevin Taylor 

Steve Taylor 

Mark Tennison 

Cindy Titchener 

Tim Titchener 

Montye Trammel 

Charlene Troost 

BJ Tuttle 

Brad Tuttle 

Liz Tuttle 

April Urquhart 

Daniel Urquhart 

Dave Veenendall 

Joe Villarreal 

Kamala Voth 

Jeremy Williams 

Don Wright

oreGon air national GuarD 

(US Air Force photograph by Staff Sgt. John Hughel) 

US Air Force Lt. Col. Steve Beauchamp of the 123rd Figther Squardron, 142nd Fighter Wing preformes a final preflight inspection before for a morning flight to 

Davis-Monthan Air Force Base on September 16th, 2009. 

The Oregon Air National Guard’s 142nd Fighter Wing’s Security 

Forces Squadron is proud to be a part of the 2012 Sublimity 

of police equipment, and combat tactics for Air Force defense. As 

Oregon’s “hometown Air Force” we are a part of your community 

Harvest Festival. The Security Forces career field is responsible for protecting the Pacific Northwestern Skies 24 hours a day, seven 

all “police” activities on an Air Force base protecting people, property days a week. The 142nd Fighter Wing’s Security Forces Squadron 

and Air Force weapons systems. We enforce laws & regulations looks forward to meeting with the public and sharing some of the 

and are trained in electronic security systems, physical security tools of our trade at the 2012 Sublimity Harvest Festival. Come visit 

systems, apprehension procedures, riot control, detention, the use our booth at the North end of the main bleachers! 

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33960 Old Williamette Highway 

Eugene, OR 97405 

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Admissions 

Carol Ditter (Committee Head), Teri Gladkowski (Co-Committee Head) 

ATV Pull 

Wayne Palmquist (Committee Head) 

Clothing Design, Ordering, and Sales 

April Urquhart (Committee Head), Tammi Burns (Co-Committee Head) 

Commercial and Food Vendors 

Haley Hamilton (Committee Head), Becky Silbernagel (Co-Committee Head) 

Entertainment Tent 

Becky Silbernagel (Committee Head), Haley Hamilton (Co-Committee Head) 

Fun Run 

Cindy Schumacher (Committee Head) 


Intakes 

Exhaust 

Tuners & Chips 

Lift Kits 

Steps 

Grills 

Diesel Performance & Repair Complete Drivetrain Repair 

1017 E 1st 

Albany, OR 

feStival committeeS 

Garbage Pick-Up 

Richard Hill (Committee Head), Becky Silbernagel (Co-Committee Head) 

Horse Pulls 

Herman Hendricks (Committee Head), Darlene Hendricks (Co-Committee Head) 

Ice Sales and Delivery 

Russ Goffin (Committee Head), Judy Goffin (Co-Committee Head) 

Inside Food Concessions 

Sue Cosier (Committee Head), Glenn Hilton (Co-Committee Head) 

KidZone 

Kara Childress (Committee Head), Jeremy Williams (Co-Committee Head) 

Maintenance During Festival 

Tim Titchener (Committee Head), Cindy Titchener (Co-Committee Head) 

Monster Trucks 

Norm Miller (Committee Head), Justin Barrett (Co-Committee Head) 

Office and Information Booth 

Theresa Dalke (Committee Head), Katelyn Lawrence (Co-Committee Head) 

Parade 

Kassandra Hendricks (Committee Head), Carrie Hamilton (Co-Committee Head) 

Parking 

Kenny Reider (Committee Head), Wayne Palmquist (Co-Committee Head) 

Photography 

Mark Tennison (Committee Head) 

Security 

Jim Burns (Committee Head), Brandon Hamilton (Co-Committee Head) 

Shuttle Bus 

Darlene Hendricks (Committee Head) 

Sponsor Dinner 

Kamala Voth (Committee Head), Kara Childress (Co-Committee Head) 

Track Coordinator 

Daniel Urquhart (Committee Head), Jim Palmquist (Co-Committee Head) 

Track Stats 

Charlene Troost (Committee Head), Cindy Schumacher (Co-Committee Head) 

Tractor Pull 

Rodney Lutgen (Committee Head), Trish Lutgen (Co-Committee Head) 

Truck Pull 

Noel Kuzma (Committee Head), Dave Veenendall (Co-Committee Head) 

Website 

Trish Lutgen (Committee Head), Becky Silbernagel (Co-Committee Head) 

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Injectors 

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Fuel Systems 

U-Joint 

Clutches 

Trans Coolers 

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Lawn & Garden 

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Hardware 

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Agribusiness 

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Turf & Ornamental 

Pro Centers 

Fertilizer 

Chemicals 

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