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Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Two contestants tot this year's Queen crown
Sara Fogleman
Hi, my name is Sara
Fogleman, and 1 am 16 years
old. I have lived in Indian
Valley my whole life and
enjoyed every minute of it.
The horse I am using is a
T.B. thoroughbred, and his
name is Roman.
I will be a senior in the
upcoming year of school.
My favorite subject is
science. In the future I would
like to become a middle
school teacher and hopefully
one day be married.
Why 1 want to be the 2011
Silver Buckle Rodeo Queen is
because i ran last year and
had a great experience doing
it. 1 wouldn't change any-
thing.
From my perspective, the
Silver Buckle Rodeo Queen
has a great role in the Indian
Valley Riding and Roping
Club, because they offer
support by getting sponsors
and becoming a role model
for younger kids.
if 1 were chosen to be the
Silver Buckle Rodeo Queen,
I would represent my club
by going to various events
locally and hopefully can go
with the junior high rodeo
team to their events.
Diane Fisher, 1952
Carol Eveland, 1953
Pat Yockey, 1954
Juanita Trusty, 1955
Jaylene Young, 1956
Judy Rahn, 1957
Joiene PalSzzi, 1958
Roberta Cliff, 1959
Helen Merino, 1960
Wyvona Dolphin, 1961
Giadys Harrison, 1962
Linda Sharp. 1963
Linda Wurtsinger,
1964
Vicki Pearce, 1965
Judy Davis, 1966
I would like to thank Nellz
Towne Pump, Riley's Jerky,
be needed.
1 would also like to thank
D.C. Construction, Tomaselli
Horseshoeing and Spoon's
Construction of Cottonwood
for sponsoring our clothes
and other things that will
Marsha Elzea and Misty
Banchio for everything
they've helped me with, also
my family and friends for
being there and helping me.
CassyElzea
Hi, my name is Cassy Elzea,
and 1 am 16 years oid.l am the
daughter of Marsha Elzea, of
TaylorsvilJe, and Jim Elzea, of
Susanville.
i have been trail riding since
I was 5 yeas old.
My hobbies are horseback
riding and cheerleading.
John and Nancy Francine
graciously allowed me to use
their Morgan horse, Midnight,
after my horse went lame.
1 want to be the Silver
Buckle Rodeo Queen because
1 want to be a good role
model, and i want to be an
active community member.
If I were to be chosen to
represent the Indian Valley
Riding and Roping Club, 1
would continue cheerleading
and be a good role model by
volunteering whenever ! can.
The Rodeo Queen represents the club at public events, such as the Gold Digger Days
Parade and the Plumas-Sierra County Fair Parade.
My much-appreciated sponsors are Riley's Jerky of Greenville, John and Nancy Francine
and my dad.
Past Rodeo Queens
Stacey Alexander, 1982
JoGina Schwahn, 1983
Clarissa Eaton, 1984
Thoras Freeman, 1985
Becky Snodgrass, 1986
Johnna DeWitt, 1987
Jennifer Joseph, 1988
Veronica Viscarra,
1989
Leeana Neer, 1990
Amy Barillo, 1991
Sheila Perry, 1992
Lisa Wilson, 1993
Bobbie Stoy, 1994
Brittney Robinson,
1995
Emily Burfeind, 1996
Andrea Rowland, 1997
Sarah Brown, 1998
Emily Brown, 1999
Rickie Jean Mannes,
2000
Emily Vukich, 2001
Maris Crouch, 2002
Robin Meacher, 2003
Megan Johnson, 2004
Kendra Nicholas, 2005
Jessica Vaughn, 2006
Jessica Lusk, 2007
Hillary Edwards, 2008
Andrea West, 2009
Ariel Patton, 2010
Janice Davis, 1967
Laurie Williams, 1968
Denise Cox, 1969
Chris Taddei, 1970
Peggy Glassburn, 1971
Pam Buckner, 1972
Kay Hall, 1973
Janice Brock, 1974
Julie Steinle. 1975
Wendy Smith, 1976
Kim Goin, 1977
Judy Forcino, 1978
Tern Pearce, 1979
Candis Armanino,
1980
Angle Pirtle, 1981
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2010-2011 Silver Buckle Rodeo Queen Ariel Patton will
lead new queen contestants in the Fourth of July Parade
in Taylorsviile, before giving her crown to one of them
during the rodeo grand entry. File photo
The History Corner
(in honor of Jobe Taylor's 200th birthday)
The Indian Valley Museum in Taylorsville invites everyone to test their knowledge of iocai history and compare it
with the answers below. The museum is now open every Saturday and Sunday from 1 - 4 p.m.
Questions
1) When did Jobe Taylor and his partners post a claim for land in
Indian Valley?
21 What was the first voting precinct in Indian Valley?
3) When did Jobe Taylor convene a respectful meeting with
the Mountain Maidu and pledge that equal justice would be
practiced when any wrongs were done?
4) Who was Plumas County's first elected county surveyor?
5) Name three public offices that Jobe Taylor held.
6) Who was Sophia Hodgkins?
7) Who was James T. Taylor?
8) What was Taylor House?
9) How large was the Taylor Ranch?
10) What was the other name proposed for Taylorsville?
11) Bonus: Name the structure that Jobe Taylor built which is
still in use today.
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DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY
It's Time To Kick Up Your Heels At The
TaylorsvilleCommunity Grange Hall
Featuring Live Music By The Billies
Sunday, July 3
8pm - Midnight
Tickets at the door - $15
Bus Service Available
Independence Day
is a good time to examine who we are and how we got here...
.....
God Bless My Country
Here my prayer, Dear God above,
And bless the country that I love;
Make her leaders wise and good,
And help them guide her as they shQuld;
And thank you, God, for letting me
Live in this land so brave and free. Amen
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Highway 89, Crescent Mills 284-6016
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Friday July 15 5pm
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