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Placing exhibits and displays (late arrivals will not be accepted) Judging in the showhouse Doors open to the public for viewing exhibits & displays Fall Fair Fun Factory in the hall Wii Dance Competition in Fun Factory in the hall (to be confirmed) Official Opening by O.A.A.S. President Robert Hargrave Junior and Senior Ambassador of the Fair Competition The Durham Fall Fair – prize winning speech by Paul Grein 2012 Royal Winter Fair Canadian Young Speakers for Agriculture winning speech by Lydia Harrison • Celebrity Dessert Auction
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English Horse Show Grounds and showhouse open to public 4-H Calf Club Achievement Western Saddle Horse Show Parade, led by the Durham Girls Alumni Band Enjoy live music by Ted Zettel’s “Miles of Bones� Band Junior Calf Club Achievement Free Horse Drawn Wagon Rides to Passport locations begins Pet Show Fall Fair Fun Factory in the hall Bubblegum Bingo in the upper hall Registration at the Secretary’s Office for the Hanging Out Competition 4-H Invitational Calf Show Registration at west side of arena for the Excavator Operator Competition Kid’s Craft Competition in the Fun Factory (prizes awarded at 3 p.m.) Hanging Out Competition Kid’s Peddle Tractor Pull Excavator Operator Competition 4-H Invitational Sheep Show Children’s draws – Quilt draw Removal of exhibits and displays
• Community Church Service, to be held at the Durham Community Centre. All Welcome • Salad Luncheon - Adults $10.00 / Children under 12 $5.00 / Preschoolers Free • Tractor Pull, Registration starts 11 a.m., Pulling at Noon
Check Out our Fall Fair Clock at www.durhamfallfair.ca
In Memoriam The Durham Agricultural Society has devoted this space, to remember, pay tribute to, and those no longer with us this year, who dedicated portions of their lives to supporting and pro the growth of agriculture and most of all, community spirit, in our area. We thank them for th contribution and example. Till we meet again, dear friends.
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DURHAM FALL FAIR PARADE Saturday, August 31st, 2013 to start at 11:00 a.m.
Departing from the Municipal parking lot. Led by the Durham Girls Allumni Band. (Floats should arrive by 10:00 a.m. Entries will be judged before the parade begins.)
THEME: “HONEY BEES AND APPLE TREES� 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.
Best Organizational or Family Float 1st: $50.00 2nd: $25.00 Best Commercial Float 1st: $25:00 2nd: $15.00 Best Horse Drawn Carriage or Wagon 1st: $25.00 2nd: $15.00 Best Dressed Rider and Horse 1st: $20.00 2nd: $15.00 Best Classic or Antique Motor Vehicle 1st: $20.00 2nd: $15.00 Best Antique Tractor 1st: $20.00 2nd: $15.00 Best Adult Clown or Character 1st: $15.00 2nd: $10.00
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Loose offering will go to King’s Kids Non-perishable donations welcome for the Durham & District Food Bank
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CLASS 4-HCD 4-HCD 4-H 4-H CLUB CLUB DISPLAY DISPLAY CLASS NO ENTRY FEE: Noncompetitive NO ENTRY FEE: Noncompetitive Limit of One Display per Club Limit of One Display per Club Each display must be of a recently studied project and Each display must be of a recently studied project and must include a poster stating the topic and the name of must include a poster stating the topic and the name of the Club. the Club. Club Members to place display before 9:30 a.m. Club Members to place display before 9:30 a.m. Saturday morning. All worthy exhibits will be given equal Saturday morning. All worthy exhibits will be given equal recognition of $12.00 each. Exhibits may be by the 4H recognition of $12.00 each. Exhibits may be by the 4H showring. showring. Please notify Secretary by Please notify Secretary by Wednesday, August 21st . Wednesday, August 24th. Carolin Banjavcic, 378-6562 Carolin Banjavcic, 378-6562
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The Durham Fall Fair through the eyes of a nine year old By Paul Grein Grey County Federation of Agriculture Public Speaking Competition, Grades 4 – 6 – 2013 Agricultural Award winning Speech What does a parade, cotton candy, a horse show, a tractor pull, a frog jumping contest and winning a bicycle have in common? Welcome to the annual Durham Fall Fair – held for the past 154 years, on Labour Day weekend. There’s no better way to end a summer than to spend a long weekend at the local agricultural fair. It starts early in the summer going through the fair book picking out items to make to be judged. Should I make an edible castle out of Rice Krispies, a country scene painted on a rock, or something made from Lego? Then it’s on to planning how to decorate an entry for the parade. We usually go with the fair theme, like “What’s Buzzing at the Fair”, or “Blue Jeans and Country Scenes” or this year’s theme, “Honey Bees and Apple Trees”. Sometimes I ride my bike or pull a wagon. Excitement builds when we load up the car on the Friday morning of the long weekend and take all my entries to the arena to be judged. I always think I have some winners each year! If I’m lucky, we head over to the arena after supper and see how my entries have done, and maybe check out the official opening, the crowning of the ambassador and hope Mom or Dad bring something home from the celebrity dessert auction. But the big events happen on Saturday. I leave early to line up for the parade. I’ve won 1st prize for my entry for at least the past 4 years! That 1st prize ribbon is pretty big and red, and I win $7! As soon as the parade is over, I head over to the pet show. There’s lots of dogs, and sometimes a few scared cats, some rabbits and hamsters. But the best part of the pet show has yet to come. You see, I look after the frog jumping contest. Early that morning, I head out to our pond with my net and catch the biggest, best jumping frogs in the whole county. I can catch about 10 frogs in 15 minutes! I rent them out for kids to use in the frog jumping contest for 25¢ a frog. This year, prices go up to 50¢ a frog … inflation you know! I end up renting out all my frogs, but I need to stop renting out the winning frog. I had the 3rd place winner last year. Everyone has a great time watching my frogs jump. One time a frog jumped up a lady’s dress! After the excitement of frogs dies down, I head over to the cotton candy stand, take a horseͲdrawn wagon ride to check out what all the dust is about at the western saddle show, see the dairy, beef and sheep show, get my stamps at all the stations to get a prize at the Fun Factory. The Fun Factory is the best place to play games of chance and to win a stuffed toy. I like to listen to the music of the live band, and wait for the final excitement at 4 p.m. – the bike draw! Any kids with a ticket and still at the arena can win. I close my eyes, cross my fingers, and tell my Mom I’ll clean my room for a week if I could just win that bike! I haven’t won it yet – maybe this year! It’s been a long day at the fair, but it’s not over yet. On Sunday is a church service and the grand finale…the antique tractor pull! I head over to the fairgrounds with my Dad to watch the smoke and listen to the noise of the tractors pull. At the end of the weekend, another successful Durham Fall Fair is over. It’s a wonderful time, all put together by volunteers. I can never wait for the next Fair to come! Maybe I’ll catch 20 frogs this year!
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60% Whole Wheat Bread Competition Entrant must have won the 60% Whole Wheat Bread Competition at the local Fair to be eligible to enter the District Competition. Bread entry must be solely made by the person entering the competition. Minimum size: 8” x 4” x 2 1/2” (20cm x 10cm x 7 cm) Maximum size: 9” x 5” x 3” (23cm x 13cm x 7.5 cm) Exhibit must be in a clean, clear, plastic bag, tagged with the exhibitor’s name and address and District represented using entry tag provided. PROVINCIAL PRIZES: $50.00; PRIZES: 1st, $50.00;1st, 2nd, $30.00; 3rd,3rd, $20.00 2nd, $30.00; $20.00 For Formore moreinformation informationcall call Carolin Carolin Banjavcic Banjavcic 378-6562 378-6562
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QUILT DRAW 1st Prize: Handmade Queen sized quilt. (90” x 102”) Shimmering Circle of Hope 2nd Prize: Crib Quilt 3rd Prize: Buffet for Two at the Grey Rose in Hanover Tickets are $2.00 each or 3/$5.00
Tickets available from: DURHAM AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY QUILT COMMITTEE AND DIRECTORS
Draw to be made August 31st, 2013 at 4:15 p.m. at the Fall Fair Last Year’s Winners: Ist prize - Jean Culkin 2nd prize - Rosann Weppler 3rd prize - Cheryl Penney Special Thanks to all the ladies who helped in the making of this quilt and to all the volunteers who have donated their time to sell tickets. The Annual Quilt Draw is an important part of the fair so without your help this would not be possible.
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Concessions Available for $25.00 for a 6 foot space $40.00 for a 10 foot space Call: Carolin Banjavcic at 378-6562 to book your space
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THANK YOU to everyone who helped to make this year’s 155th Durham Fall Fair a Success! We Couldn’t Have Done It Without Your Support!
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Ever Wonder How the Fair Gets Put Together? TRY VOLUNTEERING AND SEE
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HOW MUCH FUN THE FAIR CAN BE! YEARS OLD WE ARE LOOKING FOR *UNIOR $IRECTORS If you are interested in helping at the Fair the
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Durham & District Business Improvement Association Welcome You
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Durham Florist The Garafraxa
Durham Laundromat
The Barber Shoppe
KC’s Kitchen Counter
A Stylist Pet Liquor Control Board of Ontario – Durham Branch
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