Creston Valley Fall Fair

"Past Present & Future of Agriculture in our Valley"
Sept. 7 & 8, 2007

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Each year, on the first Friday and Saturday following Labour Day, you are invited to participate in an old fashioned fall fair at the Creston Recreation Centre.

Sept 7 & 8, 2007: Fair opens to seniors and handicapped at 1 pm, the general public at 2pm Friday, Sept 7, and 10 am Sept 8 till 7 pm when awards are presented. The Fair closes Sept 8, at 7 pm.

2007 Schedule of Events To Be Announced

New in 2007:

Largest Pumpkin (by weight)
Orchid Division in Flower Section
Needlework Section Revised
Table Decorating Contest
Free (with paid admission) Horse Drawn
Wagon Rides by Main Attraction

SCARECROW CONTEST

$200.00 to the Grand Prize Winner
This contest is sponsored by the Creston Valley Agriculture Society
and is open to non-profit groups or fund raising organizations.
Please register your entries early, stating the name of your group, contact name
and phone number and a brief description of the project that your are raising funds for.

Entries must be registered by August 31, 2007

Your Scarecrow must be ready for display and set up on Thursday, Sept 7th.

Entries can be mailed to:

CVAS Scarecrow Contest
Box 67, Creston, BC V0B 1G0
or
e-mail to: cvfallfair@hotmail.com
or
faxed to (250) 428-2787

4H Club

Participation:

President: (250) 428-7013 Randy Meyer
Fall Fair Office Coordinator: (250) 428-2920 Kris Vanderweyde
All Booth Enquiries: (250) 428-2920
Entertainment Convenor: (250) 428-8426 Sarah Sommerfeld

Entry forms must be submitted by Monday, September 4, 2007. Booklets available in Creston by the end of May or early June at various businesses as well as Chamber of Commerce 1607 Canyon St, 9am-5pm weekdays.

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History:

The Creston Valley Fall Fair began in l918. Information is readily available at: www.creston.museum.bc.ca
" The Creston Valley is known for its agricultural diversity; everything from apples to ostriches are raised successfully here."

4H Club

What can you enter:

Fruits, all local produce including vegetables, flowers, photography, baking, needlecrafts, pottery, homemade wine, canning, woodworking, sewing, paintings, all crafts, grains, poultry, and rabbits! Did we miss your craft? Give us a call..

Download our 2007 Fall Fair Booklet here

Download our 2007 Fall Fair Booth Contract here

Download a printable entry form from here