Wayne County Fair 2014

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152nd ANNUAL

Wayne County Fair

August 1 - 9 2014 Wayne County Fairgrounds Honesdale, Pennsylvania A Special Section of the

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“It is no secret that in recent years the fair’s concert venues have proven to be the launching point for some of country music’s rising stars such as Justin Moore and Jake Owens,” stated a press release. “This year will be no different. With hit singles under their belts such as ‘Keep Them Kisses Comin’ and ‘Outta My Head’ by Craig Campbell and ‘Friday Nights’ and ‘Song about a Girl’ by Eric Paslay, these two artists are sure to put on a show like you’ve never seen before at the WCF. Not one, but two popular artists playing songs and interacting with the crowd for one night only.” Tickets are on sale now via the website. Fairgoers will also have to pay extra for another perennial Grandstand favorite: the world-famous KSR Monster Truck Show, on two nights: Thursday, August 7 at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, August 9 at 7:30 p.m. Thursday’s show will feature Jim

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Kramer coming back to drive the new Odyssey battery-operated Big Foot in an epic race with local favorite XPD, which is powered by diesel. Saturday will be a “Freestyle” show featuring Megasaurus. For more about the monster trucks, visit www.ksr-motorsports.com. Animals are a large part of the fair,

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o put things in perspective, the Civil War was in its second bloody year when the first Wayne County Fair was organized. And though time has wrought inevitable changes, the fair, with its many links to our agricultural past, always delivers on its promise of family-friendly entertainment at reasonable prices. “It never gets old,” said longtime Fair President Roger Dirlam, who also heads up the sponsoring organization, the Wayne County Cooperative Agricultural Society. Dirlam, his fellow board members and more than 200 volunteers have spent months preparing for the 152nd edition, which begins next Friday, August 1, and runs through Saturday, August 9. The fair is the only place to experience traditional, but rarely seen events such as horse and truck and tractor pulls, as well as the ever popular Demolition Derby (Friday, August 1 at 7:30 p.m.) Though the Small Stage will showcase a range of musical talents and styles, country music remains the traditional big ticket item at the Grandstand. Highlighting this year’s fair is the concert on Monday, August 4 with country music stars Craig Campbell and special guest Eric Paslay.

especially livestock judging and sales. A variety of other farm and non-farm animals are exhibited for close inspection and interaction. On the Midway, there will be rides and foods galore, as well as merchandise. Rides go from the gentle to the thrilling, and best of all, they are free with paid admission. Dirlam said the fairgrounds will have additional parking, and a new three-lane bridge at the entryway on Route 191 will make it easier to egress. As usual, a bevy of volunteers will direct vehicles to the available slots and tractor-pulled hay wagons will shuttle people to the gate. “Where can you go and for $8 ride the rides from noon to 11 p.m.? It’s a heck of a bang for your buck!” concluded Dirlam.

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At the Midway All Through the Fair:

Kid Davie’s mix of balancing acts, magic and mime

his year’s Wayne County Fair visitors will be wowed by the entertainment and performance skills of “Kid” Davie as he strolls the Midway throughout all nine August days. Davie has been a performer and entertainer since he was 4 months old and featured in the Chicago Tribune standing in his father’s hand. With a strong natural balance, Davie has since expanded his repertoire to include stilt walking, ball walking and slack rope walking. A 30-year entertainment veteran Davie also studied the magic of Houdini and Blackstone as well as the art of mime. After years of practice Davie is a master of entertainment, showing off his talents in

all three areas. Davie has performed in Canada, Japan, various United States fairs – both State and County – as well as countless schools. On TV Davie has been featured on “The Late Show with David Letterman” and his own television show “Kidders Cartoon Castle.” A multi-talented individual with an outgoing personality that allows him to establish rapport with audiences of all ages, Davie is sure to astound those visiting the Fair this summer. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

Kid Davie is a seasoned entertainer with wide experience on stage and even on television.

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Fair to honor founder of Farm Museum As farmers acquired the latest in farming implements, they needed to discard the old. Park began collecting these tools and machines and stored them in his house.

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County agriculture as a teacher and county agriculture supervisor, the first person to hold that position in the county. One of the requirements of that position was to visit the students at their farms, checking their projects such as chickens, cows and gardens. In the process, he became acquainted with hundreds of farm parents. As the parents acquired the latest in farming implements, they needed to discard the old. Park began collecting these discarded farm tools and machines and stored them in his house. Thus began the process that would later result in the Farm Museum. Park retired in 1956, allowing time to pursue volunteer activities. He

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had been a board member of the Fair Association for many years and was a founding member of the Wayne County Historical Society. Working through both organizations, he launched his long time dream of having a Farm Museum, a place to showcase farm implements from the farmers of Wayne County. The rest is history! Wayne County honors the memory of Joseph B. Park, who lived and worked among the county farmers. He had the vision of having a place where future generations could view and learn about Wayne County’s farming history. His vision was realized during his lifetime.

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oseph B. Park, 18961970, has been selected as the 2014 winner of the award “People Who Make a Difference in Wayne County Agriculture”, the first time the Wayne County Historical Society has given the award posthumously. The J. B. Park Farm Museum, located at the Wayne County fairgrounds, was named after Park and is visited by thousands each year during fair week. Park’s family will receive this prestigious award at the opening of the Wayne County Fair on Friday, August 1at 6:30 p.m. on the small stage of the Farm Museum. All are welcome. The J. B. Park Farm Museum welcomes visitors during the Wayne County fair from noon to 8 PM. Park’s life work was in Wayne

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The Fairgrounds are located on Route 191, two miles north of Honesdale, PA. Take Interstate bridges at Callicoon, Cochecton, or Narrowsburg and follow the signs to Honesdale, PA

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Want to get close to the animals? The Wayne County Fair has exhibits where livestock and other farm (and non-farm) animals are close enough to pet – though for some it is not recommended. These two goats engage in friendly head rubbing.

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Monday, August 4 at 7:30 p.m.:

Up and coming Craig Campbell hits stage BY MARGARET BRUETSCH

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ountry singer-songwriter Craig Campbell has released two CDs: his debut, “Craig Campbell� in 2011 and sophomore album “Never Regret� in 2013. With an upbringing centered around respect in rural Georgia, Campbell credits his deep country roots and work ethic with the success of his music including hit singles “Fish,� “Outta My Head� and “Keep Them Kisses Comin.� Frequently compared to Country artist Alan Jackson, Campbell has been making his stamp on the country music scene. Campbell, a former keyboardist for both Luke Bryan and Tracy Byrd, has been using his turn as the star of the show to step out of his comfort zone stepping away from his instruments to work the stage solo all out of respect for his fans.

“That’s what the audience wants to see, so I challenged myself, and I’m getting more comfortable with it,� Campbell said. “It’s easier to do with a hit song that everybody’s raising cain to.� The country star, also a husband and father of two young girls, has no plans on slowing down anytime soon. “I’ve done some amazing things for a new artist, but I can’t slow down,� he states, “I’ve got to keep full steam ahead.� Campbell will be joined by country artist Eric Paslay whose songwriting credits include Jake Owen’s hit song “Barefoot Blue Jean Night� and Donnie and Marie Osmond’s “The Good Life.� Paslay’s self-titled debut album, just released this year, has spawned two hit singles “Friday Night� and “Song About a Girl.� Campbell will be performing live at

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Craig Campbell has been making his mark on the country music scene.

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he Wayne Independent is sponsoring a free Grandstand event featuring Steve Hall and Shotgun Red on August 6 at 8 p.m. that will be followed by fireworks. Hall, Shotgun Red and the entire Shotgun Red Band as well as special guest impersonators Roger Francis and Jennifer Bruce, as well as Shotgun Red’s right hand girl Miss Sheila, offer a night of country, comedy and impressions. Hall and Shotgun Red have spent 15 years on the General Jackson Showboat in Nashville, TN and 8

years on the show “Hee Haw.” Hall and Red were regular cast members for 10 years on TNN’s “Nashville Now” and currently star in “The Shotgun Red Variety Show” on RFD Thursday nights, Friday mornings and Sunday afternoons. Special guests Roger Francis and Jennifer Bruce offer impressions of over 30 artists including Patsy Cline, Elvis Presley, James Taylor, Etta James, Willie Nelson, Anne Murray and many, many more. Enjoy a fun filled night of laughs and music and remember, “it’s not a puppet show, it’s a great show with a puppet!”

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Shotgun Red, shown with his “voice,” Steve Hall, is best known as a co-host for the television talk show “Nashville Now,” which aired from 1983-1993 on The Nashville Network. He often appeared alongside the show’s host, Ralph Emery. Shotgun Red went on to appear on the television variety show Hee Haw regularly for 10 years and host The Nashville Network’s music video show “Country Clips.”

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and Sally Field film “Punchline,” and has appeared on a variety of television shows including “Night Court” and “Empty Nest.” Pollio has also performed in USO tents in the Middle East, on European television shows, and during concerts with Robin Williams, Kenny G and Ray Charles. Prepare for laughs, good music and an enjoyable show two times a day at the Wayne County Fair’s small stage.

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Scenes around the Fairgrounds TOP LEFT: Flower arrangements and other entries fill up tables at one of the Fairground buildings partially dedicated to the exhibits of the Wayne County 4-H Club, affiliated with the Penn State Extension. The judging for 4-H non-livestock entries is done on the first day of the Fair. TOP RIGHT: The group Hell Yo will have a return engagement at the Fair’s Small Stage, playing from 7–10 p.m. on Tuesday, August 5. Heather Weeks sings lead, while Mike Jordan plays guitar. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ian Ernst of Cochecton took part in the Woodsmen’s Competition at last year’s Fair. He has just finished the ax-throwing part of the competition, in which competitors test themselves in various ways against wood materials – and each other. This year, the Woodsmen’s Competition will take place on Saturday, August 2 at 2 p.m. It’s free, and it’s in front of the grandstand. ABOVE: These two turkey hens showed great curiosity, coming closer and closer to the photographer until they were virtually nose to beak. The gobblers, tough obviously domesticated, will be joined by more familiar farm animals of great variety to closely view and observe at different exhibits. FRANK RIZZO | DEMOCRAT

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Apple Pie This will be the 27th annual Blue Ribbon Apple Pie Contest to be held at the Wayne County Fair. Judging will take place on Friday, August 1. The contest is co-sponsored by the Pennsylvania Apple Marketing Program, The PA Department of Agriculture and the PA State Association of County Fairs.

Wayne County Fair’s contest is the preliminary competition that leads to the selection of the final Blue Ribbon Apple Pie winner chosen each January at the Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg. The first place winner at the Farm Show will be awarded a cash prize of $500 for their winning entry. Additional cash prizes will also be available for the five top winning entries.

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phone numbers must be printed on the back side of the all the pages. (All recipes and pies will become the property of the Fair or PA Farm Show and will not be returned.) • Refrigeration is not available at the Fair or the PA Farm Show. Entries that require refrigeration after baking must indicate so in the recipe. Those entries will not be sold, auctioned or otherwise distributed for consumption after judging for food safety reasons. Judging will be based on the following criteria: • Flavor: 30 points • Filling: consistency, doneness, moistness and flavor: 25 points • Crust: color, flavor, texture and doneness: 20 points • Overall Appearance: 15 points • Creativity: 10 points

• Open to any individual who is a PA resident; only one entry per person please. • Entrants may NOT have won 1st place in this Blue ribbon Apple Pie contest at any other fair in 2014. • Entry to be a pie must include at least 60 percent apples in the filling. It does not need to be a “traditional” two crusted apple pie and it can have a variety of fillings. • The entire pie must be submitted for judging in a disposable pie pan. (All pans, plates and dishes are considered disposable and will not be returned.) • The recipe for the pie and pie crust must be submitted with the entry. It should be submitted on an 81⁄2x11 sheet of paper. The recipe must list all the ingredients, quantities and the preparation instructions. Entrant’s name, address and

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he Wayne County Fair gives those who still enjoy making cakes and pies from scratch a chance to show off their baking skills. It will hold competitions in apple pie, angel food cakes and chocolate baking contests. Contest open entry forms are available in the 2014 Premium Books found at various locations as well as on line at http://www.waynecountyfair.com/premiumbooks. For more information on entry requirements, contact Judith Muller at 570-448-2912.

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preliminary competition that leads to the selection of the final Angel F o o d Cake blue ribbon winner each January at the PA Farm Show in Harrisburg. First place winners at the Farm Show will be awarded a cash grand prize of $500 for the winning recipe. Cakes will be judged on the following categories and percentages: • Flavor (smell, taste, flavoring): 30 percent • Inside characteristics (texture, lightness): 25 percent • Overall appearance (surface, size, color): 20 percent • Creativity: 15 percent • Topping, Icing or Decoration: 10 percent

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The 2014 PA Preferred Chocolate Baking Contest is looking for bakers of all ages to find a favorite recipe and enter it at the Wayne County Fair. Judging will take place on Friday August 1 at the fairgrounds. The contest is co-sponsored by The PA Dept of Agriculture’s PA Preferred program and the PA State Association of County Fairs. PA Preferred identifies and promotes food and agricultural products grown, produced or processed in PA. When residents buy local products, they not only directly support the state’s economy, but also encourage Pennsylvania businesses to continue to grow and create great products that guarantee consumers fresh, quality food. Contestants are encouraged to use as many Pennsylvania-produced ingredients as possible in their chocolate baking recipes. For a list of member locations, visit www.PAPreferred.com.

Wayne County Fair’s contest is a preliminary competition that leads to the selection of the final PA Preferred Chocolate Baking blue ribbon winners each January at the PA Farm Show in Harrisburg. First place winners at the Farm Show will be awarded a cash grand prize of $500 for the winning chocolate cake recipe and $250 for the winning chocolate cookie, brownie or bar recipe.

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