Agenbroad, Ron & Carolyn
Amos, Bob & Bev
Aubrey, Wilma
Axelton, Jim & Ivy
Barcus, Joyce
Bennett, Mark & Emma
Billing, Scott and Darlene
Blattner, Bill and Jeanie
Bruyette, David & Felicia
Chipman, Gale & Sue
Christopherson Alan & Judy
Cole, Tom & Pat
Cottrell, Sandy
Couture, Jerry & Dolores
Davis, Betty
Deutsche, R.H. (Dick) & Carol
Dillon , Jim & Kaaran
Eis, Dale & Joyce
Evans, Bev
Grassl, Carol
Gratto, Shirley
Grenier, Harold
Harris, Allen & Heidi
Harris, Darrell and Marilynn
Haynes, Jack & Kathy
Heinbach, Judy & Roger
Hendrickson, Virgil and Susan
Henry, Merlene
Hess, Raymond
Hilliard, Harold & Jean
Hobbs, Bill
Hobdey, Larry & Carol
John Goertzan
Loll, Paul
Lounsbury, John & Eldona
Maglecic, Kathy
Manning, Karen
McFadden, Ron & Bert
Mehlhaff, Leo & Jane
Mickelsen, Cathie & Mike
Mitchell, Patricia
Neher, Chaz & Helen
Petersen, Pete & Carol
Province, Del & Sheryl
Raasch, Mel & Barbara
Reagan, Donna
Robertson, Jerry & Linda
Sargent, Frank and Ruby
Schilz, Mark & Carolyn
Sidener, Thomas, & Loretta
Strawn, Ben, Joane,Boots
Sturman, Mike & Sally
Tetrault, Ken & Monica
Thompson, Roberta
Tinker,Virgil
Trautman, Patricia
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Twitchell, Mike and Margie
Ware, Bill & Bert
Warr, Gary & Sherry
Watland, Gary and Gail
Wier, Larry and Marna

Slow roasted beef and rosemary chicken

Roasted red potatoes

Mixed green beans

Green salad

Roll with butter

Pies (apple and cherry)

Coffee and punch or own drink if desired

** Please bring your own cup or glass for the drink

"Come early and stay late?" That is a great idea, but parking at the fairgrounds is not available early or late. Hellsgate State park is a wonderful option, but you would need to get reservations in early as Hellsgate is very popular in June.

Also, there is going to be construction on the intersection after you cross the Clearwater River coming into Lewiston. This is a major intersection and the DOT says they will try to keep one lane of traffic available in all directions. There are ways to get to either Hellsgate or the fairgrounds using backroads, depending on which direction one is coming from.

From the south on highway 95, a couple miles past Culdesac, there is a county road (I believe it is P2) that is identified as going to Lewiston Orchards and the fairgrounds (I think it also says Hellsgate State Park). This is a slightly curvy road with one short hill to climb. Be smart and obey the posted speed as the road is patrolled frequently. There is a junction just past the rodeo grounds and school. To the left goes to Hellsgate and to the right goes to the Orchards and the fairgrounds. I have taken this road in my motorhome many times. It is not a bad road, just don't get in a hurry.

If you are coming in from the west you will want to take a right at the first light as you come into Clarkston, I believe this is 15th St. (I do not recommend going straight on highway 12, as the bridge to cross the Snake river is narrow with a right turn at the end of the bridge). You will go up this street about a mile to Fleshman Way. Make the left onto Fleshman Way. Follow Fleshman all the way to the river, then across the river. At the Idaho end of the bridge, take the right turn if you are headed to Hellsgate. If you are headed to the fairgrounds, proceed straight and go through three stoplights. At the fourth stoplight you will turn right on Thain Road. At the first light after you get on Thain, you will make a left turn on to Burrell. Follow Burrell to the fairgrounds.

Those coming from the north have it the worst. Once you come down the Lewiston hill, you can head toward Lewiston and brave the construction, or turn right at the bottom of the hill and follow highway 128 on the north side of the river to the Red Wolf Crossing Bridge. Turn left and cross the bridge. This puts you on 15th St. After that use the directions for those coming from the west. You could also go to the left at the bottom of the hill like you are headed to Boise. Stay on 95 and go through Lapwai. Approximately a mile south of Lapwai is the P2 Road as described for those coming from the south. At that point you can follow the directions for those coming from the south.