Fresh Squeezed Fun at the Cloverdale Citrus Fair!
EVENTS&ENTERTAINMENT By Katie Young
JOKES & Humor #4
Did you hear about the auto body shop that just opened? It comes highly wreck-a-mended. ~
Have you heard of that new band “1023 Mega- bytes”? They’re pretty good, but they don’t have a gig just yet.
Spectacular citrus displays, carnival thrills and live shows February 15-18
Cloverdale, CA. ~ A wide va- riety of family entertainment is planned for the upcoming President’s Day Weekend. The community supported Cloverdale Citrus Fair kicks off the Fair Season in Cali- fornia showcasing its spectac- ular citrus fruit displays and honoring the citrus belt that was once part of the Northern Sonoma County landscape. The theme this year is
“Making of America”. Guests are invited to a star-spangled celebration highlighting the people, ideas and events that built our nation. Speckled throughout the fairgrounds, historical exhibits will be on display including a Ford Model T exhibit; antique mo- torcycles; a collection of old farm tractors and a model of the Wright Flyer. Butler Amusements will
return for the 41st year with thrilling rides such as the Rap- tor, Super Shot Drop Tower and Monkey Maze. The Out- door Stage will feature great local entertainment all four days including the party band Funky Dozen and the Poynt- lyss Sistars Rockin’ Show. All new is a “Go West” themed Kids Zone. Little adventurers can take reins on the frontier panning for golden treasures.
Dr. Goodjohn’s Magical Med- icine Show will be perform- ing on the Gold Rush Stage, bringing laughter for all ages. The true works of art at the Citrus Fair are spectacular three-dimensional citrus ex- hibits, primarily covered with citrus fruit and food products. The Livestock Area brings 4-H, FFA, Grange and In- dependent exhibitors com- peting in Junior rabbit, cavy, poultry, pygmy goat and dog care shows. Families will also enjoy the Friendly Farm Ag-Venture which brings guests up close and personal to fuzzy farm friends. Friday is Senior Day at the
Fair. Senior’s 62 and over receive free gate admission. Susan Comstock Swingtet will perform classic 1940’s jazz and blues on the Outdoor Stage.
Saturday is Parade Day.
The Annual Citrus Fair parade kicks off from Downtown Cloverdale at 11:00 am. Sunday of the Fair is Family Day. Mariachi Barragán is performing on the Outdoor Stage along with Ballet Folk- lorico Ireri. Also happening Sunday is the Annual Talent Show, “Cloverdale’s Got Tal- ent”.
There are lots of ways
to participate and enjoy the 2019 Cloverdale Citrus Fair, February 15-19. Carnival wristbands are discounted
...continued on page 18 BUYING U.S. GOLD COINS
Fri Feb 1 - The Stadler-Gibbons Band Sat Feb 2 - Hangman’s Daughter Sun Feb 3 - The Easy Winners (4pm) Rivertown Skiffl ers (7pm) Mon Feb 4 - West Coast Songwriters Tues Feb 5 - Rock Overtime Student Performance
Thurs Feb 7 - Jill Cohn
Fri Feb 8 - Dylan Black Project & Marshall House Project
Sat Feb 9 - Foxes in the HenHouse Sun Feb 10 - Celtic & Irish Jam Sessions Mon Feb 11 - Irish Set Dancing Tues Feb 12 - Art Reception w/ music by French Oak Gypsy Band Thurs Feb 14 - Project 4 Band Fri Feb 15 - Mick Martin Big Band Sat Feb 16 - The HOTS
Sun Feb 17 - Gold Coast Jazz Band Tues Feb 19 - Trivia Night w/ Rob Neidel Thurs Feb 21 - Marin All Stars Fri Feb 22 - Midtown Social
Sat Feb 23 - Gold Coast Jazz Band (3pm) Sun Feb 24 - Old Time Fiddle & Irish Jam Sessions
Mon Feb 25 - Irish Set Dancing Wed Feb 27 - Gailene’s Students Showcase
Thurs Feb 28 - Pistoleros Famosos
Live Entertainment Nightly, check our full schedule on website.
Restaurant & Music Venue 8240 Old Redwood Hwy, Cotati 707.795.7868
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SILVER DIMES 1964 & Before...................................... $1.00 & up SILVER QUARTERS 1964 & Before..............................$2.50 & up SILVER HALF 1964 & Before.........................................$5.00 & up SILVER HALF 1965 to 1970...........................................$1.42 & up SILVER DOLLAR 1878 to 1904....................................$17.00 & up SILVER DOLLAR 1921 to 1935....................................$12.00 & up
HALF CENTS 1793-1857 LARGE CENTS 1793-1857
BUYING – OLDER U.S. COINS –BUYING DIMES 1796-1891
$30.00 & up $10.00 & up
FLYING EAGLE CENTS 1856-1858 $12.00 & up TWO & THREE CENTS 1851-1889 HALF DIMES 1794-1873
SHIELD NICKELS 1866-1883 LIBERTY NICKELS 1883-1913 . BUFFALO NICKELS 1913-1938
$7.00 & up $7.00 & up $8.00 & up .40 & up .25 & up
TWENTY CENTS 1875-1878 QUARTERS 1796-1891
HALF DOLLARS 1794-1839 HALF DOLLARS 1839-1891 DOLLARS 1794-1804
TRADE DOLLARS 1873-1885
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SEATED DOLLARS 1840-1873 $150.00 & up
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