L.A. County Fair

• Come along and let me show you the old iron.



• 15 h.p. Fairbanks Morse engine owned by the club and used to power the corn grinding display.



• Marissa grinding corn.



• 4 h.p. Novo owned by Jim Cook.



• Mike Jones starting Jim Kirkes' Alamo.



• Kelley Garcia explaining the Surge milking machine.



• Group of boys examining the milking machine.



• A couple young ladies doing the same.



• Ernie Groce's Fairbanks Morse powering the club hacksaw.



• Rob and Kelley's 25 h.p. Commercial



• John Hughes' hit and miss Fairbanks Morse Type Z.



• Darren Whitsell's Stover CT2



• Bob Smith's clever display uses a kitchen sink, dishes, and a hand pump.



• Dishwasher Girl



• Corn Sales Crew: Marissa, Bob, Kelley



• Two monitors. These water cannon were pressurized with up to 1000 p.s.i. of water and were used to blast away ore-bearing mountainsides.



• The Pottery Barn next to our display area.



• The girls love Paul's antics



• Everybody likes corn.



• Bob's pump display powered by the club's John Deere engine.



• GET BACK! SHE'S GONNA BLOW!



• Darren's Stover with Frank's Cushman in the background.



• Not EVERYONE likes engines.



• Kelley and Mike are pretty sure that they do.



• Kids like water pumps.



• Larry and Carl playing with the Ruston and Hornsby PB



• The Evans' Fairbanks Morse.



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