2022 Return of the Lambs - Linn County Lamb & Wool Fair - Scio
←
→
Page content transcription
If your browser does not render page correctly, please read the page content below
87th Annual
Linn County Lamb & Wool Fair
Home of the NW Championship Sheepdog Trials
2022
Return of the Lambs
2022 Linn County Lamb and Wool Fair and
Northwest Champion Sheep Dog Trials
May 20, 21, 22, 2022
Organized and presented by the 2022 Linn County Lamb and Wool Fair Association
P.O. Box 373 Scio, Oregon 97374
Welcome to the Fair
Welcome to our 87th Linn County Lamb & Wool Fair in Scio Oregon. We hope you will join us on our Facebook page,
check out our website, and visit us in person each day of this weekend to enjoy your Fair. Our volunteers have worked
together to bring many parts of the traditional Fair back for the public this year and our theme fits perfectly. We have
missed hearing the town bustling with over 29 activities and it is exciting to be back. “Return of the Lambs” is more than
this years’ theme. It reflects the Linn County Lamb & Wool Fair’s Board of Directors’ desire to resume and continue a
long-standing tradition. This Fair is for families & friends to come together and support our community while having fun.
It raises funds for individual scholarship and educational programs along with continuing to keep our tradition alive. So -
Thank You for being here.
President ---- Karen Borchard Isaac
Vice President ---- Myles Ralston
Secretary ---- Judy Avichouser
Treasurer ---- Katrina Clouse
Members ---- We need you! Open Seats
Committee Chairs
Bo-Peeps – Scio Christian Church Stage Sound Person – Dale Young
Cruise In – Brian & Melissa Unrau Talent Show – Tina Hendrickson
Family Games – Katrina Clouse Tractor Show – Lorrie Tharpe
Fleece & Fiber Marketplace – LaVonne Murray Vendors – Karen Borchard Isaac
Flower Show – Lisa Polinsky Youth Exhibits – Jennifer Slusser
Lamb Show – Rick Martin
Lamb Trot – Alisha Young Are you interested in joining the fun?
Parade – Katrina Clouse We can always use more volunteers.
Pet Show – Tina Hendrickson Contact Karen Borchard Isaac
Pie Eating Contest – Tina McDaniel 503-910-9131
Quilt Show – Kathy Bierly/Sally Trissel kborchard@smt-net.com
Sheep Dog Trials – Ian Caldecott
Silent Auction – Judy Avichouser
Social Media Director – Cecily Brown
Table of Contents
May 20, 21, 22, 2022
Board of Directors & Welcome…………………………………………………..................2
City of Scio.............................................................................................................................4
Scio Saturday Market & Scio Fairgrounds and Events Center..............................................5
Fair Honorees.........................................................................................................................6
Parade.....................................................................................................................................9
Royal Court...........................................................................................................................10
Cruise-In................................................................................................................................12
Talent Show...........................................................................................................................15
Fair Schedule.........................................................................................................................16
Map........................................................................................................................................17
Pet Show................................................................................................................................18
Youth Arts, Craft & Hobby Event ....................................................................................... 19
Lamb Trot..............................................................................................................................20
Flower Show..........................................................................................................................22
Quilt Show.............................................................................................................................23
Fat Lamb Fiber Festival.........................................................................................................24
Lamb Show............................................................................................................................25
ZCBJ Hall History & Sheepskin Revue................................................................................26
Family Games........................................................................................................................28
Hula Hoop Contest................................................................................................................29
Dog Trials..............................................................................................................................30
Tractor Show.........................................................................................................................31
Silent Auction....................................................................................................................... 32
Come Support our Vendors and Non-Profit organizations…
Just to list a few who applied by March 31st.
Arbonne - Sabrina Hunter Mi Cocina Mexican Food
Bo Peep Lamb Burgers N'Reener's New York Style Sandwiches
Da'Kine Naturals Oliver Family concessions
Deep Woods Kettle Korn Pampered Chef - Karen Borchard
Dippin Dots Passmore Jams & More
doTerra Essential Oils - Dana Fischer Peruvian Arts & Crafts
Dust Bunny Forge Prehistoric To Present
Face Paint Fairies Santiam Wranglers (Sno-cone & Cotton candy)
Fanci's Dream Scentsy - Missy Ely
Genesis 3d Scio Buckaroos Horse Club
Heavenly Homestead Scio HS All Night Party
Jerky Hut Scio Scholarship (Ice cream)
Katie Carodine Photography Scio Wyldlife
Kolache Bakery Sparkle & Shine with Alisa Duran
Ladd's Leather Spectrum Jewelry
LeafFilter Gutter Protection Traveling Vineyard wine guide Rachelle Nelson
LuLaRoe - Cristina Burnett Tupperware - Judy Avichouser
Scio Saturday Market 9am-1pm
The Scio Saturday Market kicks off its second season of celebrating community by bringing
people together while showcasing local farms, artists and small businesses alike. The Scio
Saturday Market is a weekly event that runs nearly every Saturday from May 28 th - October
1st 9am-1pm. This rural market was created by local women who are committed to
supporting the Scio community by creating a place for smaller farmers and crafters to sell
their locally grown fruits, vegetables, honey, flowers and handcrafted goods. The Scio
Saturday Market is not limited to sales. At the market you’ll find FREE weekly
entertainment including music, demonstrations, children’s story time (3rd Saturday of every
month), local storytellers, hands on crafts and more. The Scio area is rich in agriculture,
history, creativity and community. Finally, there is a market to host the sharing of these gifts
for all to enjoy. Mark your calendars and like the Scio Saturday Market on Facebook to stay
connected to all the fun, fresh food and buy local opportunities that support your neighbors,
community and local economy. The Scio Saturday Market invites you to bring the whole
family and join in the celebration of community . ***Still accepting 2022 vendors and entertainment.
Applications available on Scio Saturday Market Facebook page and at www.lambfair.com
Scio Fairgrounds and Event Center
The purpose of the Scio Fairgrounds and Event Center (SFEC) organization is to build a self-sustaining
community facility which will preserve the historic values and culture of Scio, while improving and
creating economic development opportunities within Scio and the surrounding area. The SFEC Board of
Directors wants to showcase the Scio community while boosting tourism and bringing revenue to our
local businesses. Our goal is securing and purchasing a property that can serve as a permanent home
to the Northwest Sheepdog Trials, expands opportunities for the Linn County Lamb & Wool Fair while
hosting other agricultural and cultural related activities year-round while providing hands on
educational opportunities for our local FFA program.
Bridges, Bikes and Brews – Sept. 10, 2022 9am - 4pm
Bridges, Bikes and Brews is a family friendly event sponsored by the SFEC to raise funds for a new event center
near Scio, Oregon. Please join us for the second annual Bridges, Bikes & Brews at the Linn County Lamb & Wool
Fairgrounds in Scio on Saturday, September 10, 2022. There will be a covered-bridge biking event, guided van
tours, entertainment, food trucks, local breweries, and more. Our family friendly bike tour will cover 22 miles of
scenic landscape, visit three of Scio’s historic covered bridges and provide first aid, water stations and support
along the route. There will be a free gift for the first 100 participants. Van tours, hosted by Best Oregon Tours
include riding in comfortable air conditioned 14-person vans, visiting four historic bridges, learning about the
covered bridges, local history, and the pastoral landscape along Thomas Creek. The Linn County Lamb & Wool
Fairgrounds will be open from 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. with a beer garden, food, and other vendors. The Carol Bates
Memorial Stage will feature entertainment. There will be other activities to support local nonprofit
organizations.
Meet Our Grand Marshall, Don Shindler Don Shindler was born in Scio in 1929, the eldest of 10 children, grew up in Scio and attended Scio schools. He served in the military including the Korean War followed by 18 months in Japan. He met and married his wife, Phyllis, in California in 1955. They owned and operated West Coast Headboard Company in California, before moving back to Oregon and making Scio their forever home. He made his living as a drywall supervisor on and off for 20 years and retired from Multicraft Plastics after 20 years of service. Shindler Bridge, which was built circa 1907, was named after Don’s grandparents, John and Anna Shindler. Don spent much of his spare time on the weekends building homes in Scio in the 1980’s. He also spent the best part of a year back in the 1990’s building the Carol Bates Stage on the Lamb & Wool Fairgrounds. Don has spent his retirement serving the town of Scio as a Museum Board Member, where he helped write the book, “Scio, Czech’s New Found Oasis,” along with Willetta and Jerry Duncan. Don is truly a Scio treasure. He says, “Of all of the places I’ve ever been, Scio’s the best!” When asked what keeps him young, he replied, “Just visiting and talking to people. I love life and I love people.”
Introducing Our Honored Citizens, Mike and Melodee Scofield Mike and Melodee moved to Scio in 2015 with their middle daughter and granddaughter to help care for Melodee’s mom and dad. Their eldest daughter was already living in Scio with her family when they moved here. Helping the parents/grandparents was a family affair with everyone pitching in. They moved into a 100+yr old house just down the street from Melodee's parents. Being so close was truly a blessing. Mike was a police officer for 27 years, retiring in 2014. Melodee was a full-time police officer’s wife, which took up the majority of her time. In her “spare” time, she worked as an aide at their local middle school until their daughters were out of school. Mike and Melodee were foster parents to six children over the years, a time that was both extremely challenging and rewarding. As their kids got older and eventually left home, Melodee was able to ride along with Mike while he was on duty. By doing this, they were able to spend more time together, something that can be a challenge in a law enforcement family. Mike and Melodee love to travel and, when their kids were younger, go camping. They lived in Texas when Mike was in the Air Force and traveled and camped cross-country several times when their daughters were young. In addition to visiting many states, they've been to England, Scotland, France, Italy, Japan, Sweden, and Korea. They lived in Korea when Mike was in the USAF and treasure the experiences they had there. They would like to travel much more, but have been quite busy the last few years because of their newest jobs as small business owners! Mike and Melodee bought Scio Hardware and Mercantile in August of 2017. Owning the store has enabled them to give to their community in ways they were never able to while in law enforcement. It’s a different facet of community service than they were accustomed to, with all of the positives and none of the negatives. Those in law enforcement will be able to relate. Mike and Melodee’s youngest daughter lives in California, stationed with her husband at Travis AFB. In addition to their three daughters and sons-in-law, they have nine grandchildren ranging in age from four months to 17 years old. They’re looking forward, if everything works out, to a family reunion this October. It’s been six years since they’ve visited with all three of their daughters together, and the entire family, including husbands and grandkids, have never all been together. Mike and Melodee will celebrate 40 years of marriage June 1 and can’t think of a better area in which to live out their lives. They’ve come to love Scio and all of their friends here and are truly honored and humbled to be recognized as honored citizens.
Thank You for Your Service, Myles Ralston!
STS2 (SS) USN
Myles Ralston’s family moved to Scio when he was in the third grade. He graduated from Scio High
School in 1986. After graduation, Myles attended Boot Camp in San Diego, California, then attended
Sonar “A and C” school. In May of 1988, he reported to the submarine George C. Marshall SSBN 654(B),
which was stationed in Groton, CT and Holy Loch, Scotland for four years until decommissioning in 1992.
He traveled under the sea to port calls in Puerto Rico and Italy as well as providing support for Desert
Shield and Desert Storm. He then traveled to Bremerton, WA via the Panama Canal for the
decommissioning of the G.C. Marshall SSBN 654.
After decommissioning, he attended Sonar Maintenance School from May 1992 until May 1993, when he
reported to the USS Drum SSN 677, home ported in San Diego, California.
In December of 1993, he departed on a 6-month deployment to the western Pacific with port calls in
Sasebo, Japan, Guam, New Caledonia and South Korea, returning in June 1994. The USS Drum
participated in San Francisco’s Fleet Week in October 1994 and a port call in Astoria, Oregon. In
December, the USS Drum departed San Diego for its final deployment to the western Pacific with port
calls in Guam and Hong Kong. During the visit to Hong Kong, the Drum was hit by a container ship,
damaging part of the sonar system, resulting in yet another trip to Guam for evaluation and repairs before
returning to San Diego. In May of 1995, the USS Drum changed home port to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii for
decommissioning and Myles was discharged from the Navy in December of 1995.
Myles has continued to serve his community as a committed volunteer, contributing 16 years to 4H, 12
years to FFA and 4 years to Forestry.
In FFA he has served as State Regional Alumni Vice President, Mentor for High School Ag Mechanics,
Scio FFA Fundraisers and was instrumental in the construction of the chapter greenhouse.
For the past 16 years, Myles has been the local leader of the 4H Club Lucky Livestock and served as the
Swine Superintendent at the Linn County Fair. Myles has been a part of the Lamb & Wool Fair for over 8
years. He has always been a volunteer, setting up the fairgrounds, maintaining the Big Red Pavilion – you
name it. He joined the Board in 2014 and became Vice President in 2019. We are proud to recognize
Myles as our 2022 Honored Veteran.
2022 Linn County Lamb & Wool Fair Parade
We will be accepting entries up to and including the morning of the parade. So, if you
don’t have your entry in by the deadline, you can still be in the parade. Please come
by the registration booth at the corner of 4 th and Main Street for last minute
registrations. The booth will open at 9:00 am. Please understand because of the
time crunch, last minute registrations will not be judged.
You will be responsible to follow the map that you can pick up at the registration
table at 4th and Main at the time of sign up. You will also need to line yourselves up at
the appropriate chalk marked positions by 9:30 am. Signs will be posted to assist you.
Thank you so much for your participation in the Lamb and Wool Fair. Here is some
general information for you on the day of the parade:
1. Trophies and ribbons will be presented between 10:30 and 10:45am. Please remember
to be in line by 9:30 am to be judged.
2. Parade is to begin at 11 am. Be ready to start as the parade coordinator directs.
3. Parade will dismantle at the high school parking lot.
SPONSORED BY
KATRINA CLOUSE
REALTY GROUP, LLC
Scentsy ~ Join us at the fair ~
Ask how you can
experience the
Scentsy journey
MISSY ELY
INDEPENDENT LEAD CONSULTANT
www.missyely.scentsy.us
503-999-3089
Introducing Your 2022 - 2023 Linn County Lamb & Wool Fair
Royal Court
Emily Parker: My name is Emily, and I live with my dad, mom, sister and brother. I
was raised in Scio and I have attended school here since kindergarten. I am now a
junior at Scio High School. In my free time I like to take my dogs for walks, spend
time with friends and family, do yoga and go on vacation.
Adalai Rudkin: Hello, my name is Adalai. My favorite sport is OHSET, Oregon High
School Equestrian Team. During this season I spend most of my time at the barn
preparing my beautiful horse. Horses are not only a sport for me but also a hobby.
A few of my other hobbies include: baking, wood working, welding, arts and crafts,
FFA, floral arrangements and Bible study. I am blessed with a fantastic, crazy family
of six. I have one older brother and two older sisters, me being the youngest at
sixteen. My best method of recharging is praying, chatting with my best friend and
riding horses. I am so excited to be on this year’s 2022- 2023 Royal Court and I hope
I am able to represent our community to the best of my ability.
Levi Forson: My current activities are Boy Scouts of America, Salem stake youth
chairmen, leadership, Scio Fire District, blacksmithing, ranching, cross country,
track and wrestling. I have two sisters and eight brothers. Five of my siblings are
happily married and I am an uncle to six. I am the ninth child and the seventh son.
I enjoy talking to people. I spend time with friends and family and get to know
people better.Introducing Your 2022 - 2023 Linn County Lamb & Wool Fair
Royal Court
Emma Anderson: Hello! I’m a born and raised Oregonian and am currently a senior
in high school. I am the oldest of four kids and my family has lived here in Scio for 7
years. I am passionate about helping others, particularly being a middle school
leader for Scio Wildlyfe. I love continually learning the piano and singing. I enjoy
photography in any weather. My favorite thing to do is make memories with my
friends and family. All of those things bring me a lot of joy! This year is a big one for
me as I’ll be headed to college in Tennessee to pursue a nursing degree, but will
always call Scio home.
Ellianna Savage: I am currently involved in my youth group, church, AVID, FFA,
R.O.G.A., weight lifting and horses. I have five siblings, having four brothers
and one sister. I am my parents’ third child. My siblings’ names are Dustin,
Lilyanne, Brandon, Trapper and Jeb. My parents’ names are Tom and Kirsten
Savage. My favorite way to recharge is train riding with my horses. I love
seeing God’s creation and being in nature. It is definitely my happy place and I
always navigate to the mountains when I am stressed.
Please join us for the 2022 - 2023 Coronation and Dessert Fundraiser
at
the ZCBJ Hall
Friday Evening, May 20th at 7:00 pm – 8:30 pmJoin Us for Our Annual Street Dances
at the Big Red Pavilion
Friday & Saturday Night!
Trevor Tagle Kicks Things Off
Friday Night 8:30 pm - 10:00 pm
Silent Auction Closes at 8:00
pm
Johnathan Sterling Joins Us
Saturday Night 8:30 pm - 10:00 pmPie Eating Contest
The pie eating contest will be held on the
Carol Bates Memorial Stage on Friday, May 20th at 4:00 pm.
There will be four age categories:
6 years and under * 7 – 12 years * 13 – 17 years * 18 and up
No hands can be used the first minute after the contest starts!
Come and have some good old-fashioned fun and eat some pie!
To register, come to the Carol Bates Memorial Stage at 4:00 pm.
This yummy event is sponsored by Roth’s.Schedule of Events at the Lamb and Wool
Fair
Friday May 20, 2022
8:00 am Northwest Champion Sheep Dog Trials Wolston Farms
12:00 pm Fair/ Vendors Open All over Scio
12:00 pm – 8:00 pm Pie Sale The Edge, Main St.
1:00 pm – 6:00 pm Book Sale Scio City Hall
4:00 pm Pie Eating Contest Carol Bates Stage
5:00 pm – 8:00 pm Cruise-In Main Street
3:00 pm – 10:30 pm Beer Garden Big Red Pavilion
7:00 pm – 8:30 pm Royal Court Coronation & Dessert Fundraiser ZCBJ Hall
8:30 pm – 10:00 pm Street Dance/Trevor Tagle Big Red Pavilion
Saturday May 21, 2022
7:00 am – 10:00 am Community Breakfast IOOF Hall
8:00 am Northwest Champion Sheep Dog Trials Wolston Farms
8:00 am – 8:45 am Lamb Trot Registration Scio High School
9:00 am Lamb Trot Scio High School
9:00 am Vendors Open All over Scio
9:00 am – 5:00 pm Flower Show ZCBJ Hall
9:00 am – 4:00 pm Tractor Show Old Iron Swap Meet Veterans Memorial Lot
9:00 am – 3:00 pm Book Sale Scio City Hall
9:00 am – 6:00 pm Pie Sale The Edge, Main St.
10:00 am – 4:00 pm Youth Arts, Crafts & Hobby Event SMTA Operations Bldg.
10:00 am – 5:00 pm Fleece & Fiber Marketplace Centennial School
11:00 am Parade Starts on 4 St.
th
12:00 pm – 5:00 pm Quilt Show Middle School Gym
12:30 pm – 3:00 pm Tractor Show Main Street
1:00 pm Talent Show Carol Bates Stage
2:30 pm Family Games Middle School Field
3:00 pm Pet Show Carol Bates Stage
3:00 pm – 10:30pm Beer Garden Big Red Pavilion
7:00pm – 9:00 pm Sheepskin Revue-www.kyacfm.org KYAC 90.1 FM
8:30 pm - 10:00 pm Street Dance/Johnathan Sterling Big Red Pavilion
Sunday May 22, 2022
8:00 am – 10:00 am Shepherd’s Breakfast Bo Peep’s Café
8:00 am Northwest Champion Sheep Dog Trials Wolston Farms
8:00 am Sheep Show Big Red Pavilion
9:00 am – 3:00 pm Fleece & Fiber Marketplace Centennial School
9:00 am – 3:00 pm Vendors Open All over Scio
9:00 am – 3:00 pm Flower Show ZCBJ Hall
9:00 am – 3:00 pm Quilt Show Middle School Gym
10:00 am – 3:00 pm Fat Lamb Spin-In & Wool Sale Centennial School
11:00 am – 12:30 pm Church Service Fairgrounds
3:00 pm Fair Closes - Join us next Year1. Fairgrounds 5. Fire Department
2. Middle School Gym 6. Historical Museum
3. ZCBJ Hall 7. NW Champion Sheep Dog Trials
4. Starting of Parade 8. Scio High School
9. Main Street
Look for signs for your favorite events or, better yet, visit a local business
or ask a local resident of Scio.
People will be glad to help point you in the right direction!The 2022 Lamb Trot 5K Fun Run/Walk will take place at the Scio High School, May 21 st, starting at the
school’s front entryway. This is a flat course that weaves through the historic, small town of Scio with
the last stretch going through the heart of town. Registration for the race can be done online or at
8:00am - 8:45 in person the day of the race. The 5K Fun Run/Walk will start at 9am sharp. Ribbons
and raffle prizes will be awarded as runners finish. Lamb Trot T-shirts are included in the race fee. To
guarantee a T-shirt in your requested size, registration must be complete and received by May 1st. If
there are any questions, please contact the event coordinator, Alisha Young at 503-871-0175ANNUAL COUNTRY BREAKFAST FUNDRAISER
Provided By: Scio Rebekah Lodge #84
Location: I.O.O.F. Hall @ 38952 Hwy 226
Cost: $ 8.00, children 5 & under free
Saturday 7:00 am – 10:00 am
Enjoy a Hot & Hearty Country Breakfast of
Biscuits & Gravy, Scrambled Eggs and Sausage, Hashbrowns and Beverage
Rebekahs have been serving the Scio Community since 1896
For more information on Membership or Hall Rental
Contact Brenda Spence @ 503-580-25472022 Lamb & Wool Fair
Flower Show
Theme: Return of The Lambs
Spring has sprung and the flowers are in bloom. Who will have the prize-winning flowers this year?
Bring your flowers to the ZCBJ Hall and find out!
Information and Rules from seed, including type/species.
1. Bring entries to the ZCBJ Hall between DIVISION II
9am and 10am on Saturday. Cut Flowers
2. The Flower Show will be closed for judging at Entries must be presented in clear, uncolored glass
10:00 am and open after the Parade. No late entries container. Each should include one stem, leaf and
will be accepted. flower specimen.
3. Entries should be picked up on Sunday between Class 1 Azalea
2:00 – 3:00 pm. Class2 Calla Lily
4. Ribbons will be given for 1st – 3rd places and Class 3 Columbine
also Best of Division, Judges Choice and Peoples Class 4 Iris
Choice. A. Bearded
5. Exhibitors must classify their own entries and B. Other
place om appropriate table, Class 5 Lilac
6. Only one entry per person per class. Class 6 Peony
7. Arrangements must be by the one whose name Class 7 Poppy
appears on the entry. Class 8 Rhododendron
8. Use fresh materials in all classes unless other- Class 9 Roses
wise stated. (one entry per category)
9. Judges may decide to break down classes into A. Hybrid Tea
additional categories or combine classes. B. Floribunda/Climbing
10. Linn County Lamb and Wool Fair is not re- C. Old Fashioned
sponsible for loss, breakage or exhibits left after D. Miniature
the show. Class 10 House Plants
DIVISION I
Creative Expressions: “Return of The Lambs”
Class 1 Ages 6 and below
Make a small artificial flower arrangement with
an American Flag in it.
Class 2 Ages 7 – 11
Using nature’s oddities, such as driftwood,
branches and natural material, create a tablescape.
The size should be limited to 9 x 13 inches.
Class 3 Ages 12 – 18
Flowers/vegetable plants that have been grown2022 QUILT SHOW
The Quilt Show will be held in the Scio Middle School Gymnasium. There is a $5.00 entry fee for each quilter
(not per quilt). Students through 12th grade are exempt from this fee. Each quilter may enter or display as many
quilts as he/she would like. Please submit quilts that have not been shown at the Linn County Lamb & Wool
Fair in past years. Out of respect for people with allergies, all quilts must be clean and free of smell, pet hair and
dander. The quilt committee reserves the right to refuse quilts that do not meet these qualifications. NOTE- A
4” sewn in or pinned sleeve is required when quilts are submitted (exempt for miniatures)
CATEGORIES for QUILT SHOW
Please note: Quilts may be tied, hand quilted, long arm quilted, home machine quilted or ragged.
There many specific categories to choose from.
Bed Quilts
Wall Hangings - Miniature, Small, Medium, Large
Baby/Juvenile Quilts
Pictorial Quilts
Panel Quilts
Art Quilts
First Quilt Made (any category)
Clothing
Home Décor/Misc Quilted Items
Kit Quilts (Fabric and Design determined by someone other than quilter.)
There will be no judging of entries.
There will be prizes for Best Choice awards presented this year.
Registration
Mailed registration forms must be submitted by May 1st, Online registrations by May 8th.
Ways to register: 1) Complete the form online at our website (lambfair.com), print it, and pay fee with PayPal to
submit it; 2) Print and Fill out the printable quilt show registration from the website, mail in with a check; 3)
Pick up a registration form from the Scio Fire Department or Scio City Hall (available after April 15th),
complete it and mail it in with a check. All mailed in forms MUST include a check for $5.00 made out to Linn
County Lamb and Wool Fair (make notation-quilt show). Mail to Kathy Bierly, 342 SE Palomino Court,
Sublimity, Oregon 97385. Forms may also be completed at the time of drop-off. This is not preferable, please
pre-register.Lamb Show
The Lamb Show has been an integral part of the Linn County Lamb & Wool Fair since its beginning in 1935.
The 2022 show, on May 22nd, is open to all youth in Oregon. Registration begins at 8 am on Sunday at the Big
Red Pavilion. The show will begin at approximately 9:30 am.
Breeding Classes
Class 1 – Purebred Meat Type Ewe Lamb
Class 2 – Cross Bred Ewe Lamb
Class 3 – Wool Type Ewe Lamb
Class 4 – Pair of Ewe Lambs
Market Class
Class 5 – Market Lamb (divided into classes by weight and number of entries)
Class 6 – Pair of Market Lambs
Special Class
Class 7 – Pen of 3 – Must include both breeding and market lambs
Class 8 – Club or Chapter flock (minimum of 5 animals – shown by 3 or more members)
Class 9* -- Dress Up Your Lamb Contest
Class 10 – Pee-Wee Showmanship
Showmanship
Class 11 – Senior – 10th through 12th grade (showing at least 2nd year)
Class 12 – Intermediate – 7th grade through 9th grade (Showing at least 2nd year)
Class 13 – Junior -- 6th grade (Showing at least 2 nd year)
Class 14 – Novice (first year showing – regardless of age)
Lamb Show Rules:
1) Exhibitors must show their own animals in all classes without assistance. Only the exhibitor will be
allowed in the ring.
2) No halters allowed except in Class 9 Dress Up and Class 10 Pee-Wee Showmanship.
3) Market lambs may only show in the market class. Ewe lambs may not be shown in both breeding and
market classes.
4) Lambs may only be shown in one showmanship class (Classes 11-14).
5) Any lamb that is exhibiting signs of any illness (i.e., soremouth or club lamb fungus) will not be allowed in
the show. If your lamb is experiencing one of these things, please be considerate of others and leave them
at home.Scio’s Historical ZCBJ Hall
In the Spring of 1920, the Western Czech Brotherhood had raised enough funds to build a new lodge in
Scio. This was about the same time that Bohemia and Slovakia merged to form the new country of
Czechoslovakia in the northwestern corner of the old Austro-Hungarian Empire that had crumbled during
World War I.
Many of Scio’s early settlers were of Czech ancestry and had come to America to escape the
repressions of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The brotherhood formed by the Czech settlers was much like the
Grange formed by the English settlers, using their halls for social events and as a life insurance cooperative.
The name of the brotherhood in Czech is: Zapadni Czesko Bratrska Jednota (ZCBJ) which translates to Western
Czechoslovakian Fraternal Association.
After the completion of the Scio lodge in 1922, it quickly became the center off social activities in town.
Polka dances were held on Saturday nights, drawing many people from miles around. Community
companionship was enjoyed at the many potlucks and dinners featuring Czech dumplings, sausages and
kolaches. The Hall could even be transformed into a gymnasium fir use by area children who attended
i\organized gymnastics and competitions. The ZCBJ continued their lodge meetings and community activities
until 1993, when, because of dwindling numbers and ever-increasing age of members, they deeded their hall
to the Linn County Lamb and Wool Fair Association with the requirement that the hall would continue to be
used as a community center.
Today The Hall is used for myriad of functions including, weddings, receptions, anniversaries,
memorials, banquets, meetings, exercise classes, fundraisers, concerts, plays, auctions, flea markets, reunions,
luncheons, and parties. If you would like to rent the ZCBJ Hall for your event or for more information about
the Hall, visit us on the web at www.zhall.org and on Facebook at Scio ZCBJ Hall.
Sheepskin Revue
With our thanks to KYAC 90.1 and Ken Cartwright, The Sheepskin Revue will hold this year’s program on the
radio! The show will air at 7 p.m. on Saturday of Scio’s Lamb Fair weekend, May 21, 2022. You wouldn’t want
to miss “CROSSED WIRES IN A SMALL TOWN”, the original collaborative comedy about rumors on party lines,
or the original parody comedy tune by Joe Stoddard, to be followed by an interview by Paul Toews. So be sure
to tune in to KYAC 90.1FM or www.kyacfm.org at 7 p.m. on May 21st! We plan to return to the ZCBJ Hall next
year and hope to see you thereRiverview Hall
“Over 100 Years of Service”
For Rental Information, Call
Rental $ 300.00 Karen Borchard Camping
Deposit $ 150.00 503-910-9131LINN COUNTY LAMB & WOOL FAIR
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
3 LEGGED RACE * GUNNYSACK RACE
* WATER - BALLOON RELAY *
EGG TOSS * EGG – RELAY RACE
* TUG OF WAR *
* WATER BALLOON TOSS *
MIDDLE SCHOOL FIELD
Saturday May 21st, 2:30 pm
SPONSORED BY
KATRINA CLOUSE
REALTY GROUP, LLCHula- Hoop Contest
The Hula-Hoop Contest will be held on the Carol Bates Memorial Stage
on Sunday, May 22nd.
Age groups: 3 – 7 years * 8 – 12 years * 13 – 18 years *19 and up
Each group will win a prize.
So, get those hips moving and practice up!NORTHWEST CHAMPIONSHIP SHEEPDOG TRIALS
This year will mark the 84TH edition of the Northwest Champion Sheepdog Trials, the oldest continuously
running sheepdog trials West of the Mississippi and probably in the country. For the eighth year in a row, trial
is being held at Wolston Farm, just one mile east of downtown off of Highway 226 off Franklin Butte Road.
The trial runs Friday through Sunday starting at 8:00 am.
See the full fair
schedule on page
16 so you don’t
miss a thing at
this year’s fair!
www.sciofire.com2022 Silent Auction
Silent Auction items will be placed throughout the Lamb &
Wool Fair Friday and Saturday for viewing and bidding. The
Silent Auction will close Saturday Night at 8:00 pm at the Big
Red Pavilion. Car Show Baskets will close at the end of the
car show.
Silent Auction Items include:
Wildlife Safari Tickets
Triple Play/Raptor Reef Water Park Family Fun Pack
Oregon Coast Aquarium Tickets
Oakshire Brewing Gift Basket
Mary Kay Gift Basket
Pendleton Round Up Tickets
Wanderlust Tours Gift Certificate
Pampered Chef
Jerry’s Rogue Jets
Tupperware
And other vendor baskets.......
Silent Auction baskets can be easily spotted!
Look for the sheep balloon attached to each basket throughout the fair!
We’d like to thank just a few of our Silent Auction sponsors!You can also read
