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2018 Fair Book Cover Art by: Lexie Habbershaw www.thorndalefair.com @thorndalefair 2nd place awarded to: Emma Nieuwland 3rd place awarded to: Jordin Stevens Admission ............................................................................................................................................................................ 7 Ambassador Message ......................................................................................................................................................... 3 Ambassador Leadership Program ...................................................................................................................................... 3 Lil' Ambassador Contest ................................................................................................................................................... 28 Antique Farm Equipment Display ...................................................................................................................................... 31 Arabian, Open & Stock Horses ......................................................................................................................................... 37 Baby Show .......................................................................................................................................................................... 2 Beef Cattle Display ............................................................................................................................................................ 40 Best Decorated Yard ......................................................................................................................................................... 32 Cover Contest Design Winner ...................................................................................................................................... Cover Cover Contest Design Competition ................................................................................................................................... 17 Demolition Derby ................................................................................................................................................................. 9 Dairy Cattle Display ........................................................................................................................................................... 40 Dinner Theatre .................................................................................................................................................................... 2 Educational Displays (Agriculture, Fruits & Vegetables & Flowers).................................................................................. 39 Executive of the Thorndale Agricultural Society ................................................................................................................. 4 Fair Committees .................................................................................................................................................................. 4 Flower Display, Non-Profit Orgaiznations or Family Display ............................................................................................ 30 4-H Dairy & Beef Clubs & Shows ...................................................................................................................................... 40 Grains & Hay ..................................................................................................................................................................... 36 Haflinger Show ............................................................................................................................................................. 38-39 Heavy Horse Show ....................................................................................................................................................... 38-39 Homecraft Competition ................................................................................................................................................. 20-32 Horse Pull Competition ...................................................................................................................................................... 38 Lawnmower Racing ............................................................................................................................................................. 9 Lion's Car Show .................................................................................................................................................................. 9 Midway.. .............................................................................................................................................................................. 6 OAAS 2019 Executive ......................................................................................................................................................... 4 OAAS Cookie Contest ....................................................................................................................................................... 17 OAAS Poster Contest ........................................................................................................................................................ 17 OAAS Hand and Machine Quilt Contest ........................................................................................................................... 27 Online Entry (AssistExpo) Instructions .............................................................................................................................. 21 Open Western Horse Show............................................................................................................................................... 37 Parade ................................................................................................................................................................................. 7 Past President, Secretaries & Treasurers ........................................................................................................................... 6 Pet Show & Agility Course .................................................................................................................................................. 9 Photo Competition, “After the Fair" ................................................................................................................................... 32 Poultry & Small Animal Exhibits ................................................................................................................................... 33-36 Rules and Regulations ........................................................................................................................................................ 8 School Fair ................................................................................................................................................................... 13-17 Sponsorship ................................................................................................................................................................. 10-12 Swine Display .................................................................................................................................................................... 40 Thorndale Foot Races ......................................................................................................................................................... 7 Tractor Pull .......................................................................................................................................................................... 9 Variety Night/Opening Ceremonies ................................................................................................................................... 28 Youth Fair ..................................................................................................................................................................... 17-19 Baby Changing/Feeding Station in the Community Centre Sponsored by Thorndale I.D.A Pharmacy Under the Smoke Free Ontario Act, it is illegal to smoke on or within 20 metres of any public playground or publicly-owned sporting area, including spectator areas or where food is being sold or consumed. Under this law, the fairgrounds will be a NO SMOKING area for the entirety of the Thorndale Fair ATM Available on the Grounds outside the Community Centre. Page 1 President's Message As I’m writing this it is early May and we haven’t yet seen a tractor in the field. Harvest- harvest festivities- and the Thorndale Fall Fair seem so far away. I know that as soon as I blink September will be here! In the spring farmers plant hope in the form of seeds. Hope for a good growing season, warm weather, sufficient rainfall, and hey - hope for no rain when the kids have sports tournaments! We are watching, waiting, hoping that the fall will produce abundant yields, and a reason to celebrate. We on the Thorndale Agricultural Society are also planting seeds of hope in the spring. A successful fall fair counts on hard work behind the scenes- contacting sponsors, updating the prize book, booking acts and reaching out to community partners- all in preparation for that magical weekend in September when all of Thorndale and area comes together to celebrate US! If this will be your first Thorndale Fair or your sixtieth
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