Wayne County Fair Guide

EnjoyablE, low cost family fun!Six Days and Over 100 Great Events!

august 13-18, 2012 • palmyra, ny • waynecountyfair.orgALSO: NYS Harness Racing Monday Afternoon! • Friday Night Parade Honoring Our Fire Departments!

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OFFICIAL GUIDE to week-long FUN!

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tastinG EVEnt Returns Thursday, August 16!

SPECIAL HOMECOMING Wednesday!

Pay One Price rides: Tuesday & Thursday nights, Wednesday & saturday afternoons!

Rock with RUBY SHOOZ Tuesday Night!

RUBY SHOOZ 20th AnniveRSARY!

tHREE niGHts of DEMOLITION DERBY! Plus—fiGuRE 8 RacinG on Wednesday Night!

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DAILY ENTERTAINMENT Two Locations Every Day!

Treasure the Traditions

Wayne County Fair 2012 •

Treasure the Traditions of the

Wayne County Fair!Cherished traditions weave our lives together...

from childhood through adulthood. Yearly attendance of the Wayne County Fair builds in fondness over a lifetime.

The fair is an enjoyable family-friendly week-long event. An easy-going atmosphere with a wide variety of events

for the entire family make it a must-attend festival. An added bonus…the parking is free!

The dates of August 13-18 are designated for the 157th all-volunteer production.

Highlights include the annual Mott’s Fruit Pie Baking Contest… the 20th anniversary appearance of Ruby Shooz… special homecoming appearance of Vern Young…

plus a great variety of musical entertainment daily… the Wine and Cheese Tasting…

3 Demolition Derby nights of racing… Figure 8 racing…. the Fair Parade… and so much more.

Plan your visits by using this handy guide. Make the Wayne County Fair your family’s tradition!

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MORRISON SECURITY

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MESSENGER POST MEDIA

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A.E.Y. ENTERPISES, INC.

Paige equiPMent Sales & Service

Spring Valley Greenhouse, Inc.“Quality Growers Since 1975”



HOW TO GeT TO THe Fair—From Rt. 31: Turn south on Rt. 21 at the four churches intersection in downtown Palmyra. Turn right on West Foster Street, near the edge of the village. Watch for signs. Approximately one block to the fairgrounds.

FrOM THe nysTHrUWay—Exit 43, turn left onto Rt. 21. Continue to the village of Palmyra, approximately 7 miles. Turn left on West Foster Street. Watch for signs. Approximately one block to the fairgrounds.

FREEParking!

FREEHorse-Drawn Wagon Rides!Take a load off

YOUR FEET! Catch a ride around

the fairgrounds.

Wayne CountyFAIRGROUNDS

Palmyra, NY

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Figure 8 Racing has become increasingly popular! It’s Demolition Derby with a complicated twist. Drivers try to outsmart and outmaneuver their opponents as they drive in a figure 8 course.

CHAMPIONSHIP FIGURE 8 RACING

The results are a crashing good time!

Many thanks to the events sponsor, Alpco Recycling. JM Productions produces the event. Entry forms can still be obtained - call 315-597-5372 for details.

a diFFerenT Kind OF deMOLiTiOn derByWednesday, august 15 at 8 PM

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OPENING DAY!MONDAY, AUGUST 13

Free adMiSSion until 2:00 PM

Free nys Harness racinGCome enjoy an afternoon of harness racing without paying a penny extra!

The annual NYS sanctioned harness racing event kicks off Fair Week on Monday, August 13th. Just another reason why the Wayne County Fair is a family bargain!

Monday at Noon: FREE New York State Harness Racing

Monday at 8:00 pm: Demolition Derby with TRUCK HEAT

$7/person Sponsored by Alpco Recycling & Townsend Oil

Tuesday from 6:00-10:00 pm: FREE Central New York

Garden Tractor Pull Sponsored by Paige Equipment Sales & Service

Wednesday at 8:00 pm: Championship Figure 8 Racing...

$7/person Sponsored by Alpco Recycling

Thursday at 8:00 pm: Demolition Derby...$8/person

Sponsored by Alpco Recycling

Friday at 7:00 pm: FREE Wayne County Fair Parade

Saturday at 7:00 pm: Demolition Derby...$10/person

Sponsored by Alpco Recycling

Tickets for all chargeable events on sale 2 hours before event begins

GrandsTand eVenTs to aTTend!

10:00 am Board of Supervisors Meeting Everyone is welcome to attend Grange Booth Judging 4-H rabbit/Cavy Show 4-H Baked Food Sale Begins11:00 am Open Class Food Judging All Exhibits In Placenoon Pork Chop Barbecue – Grange NYS Harness Racing1:00 pm Opening Ceremonies House Plant & Flower Judging

3:00 pm Open Class Baked Food Sale5:00 pm RIDES OPEN5:00-7:00 pm Aaron Austin - Back Porch RAM Flying Demo6:00-7:30 am 4-H Foods/Flower/Veg. Judging6:00 pm Talent Showcase Contest7:00 pm open Vegetable Judging8:00 pm Demolition Derby - $7/person*Home Arts Department judging done on Sunday

TaLenT sHOWcase PerFOrMers WanTed!

Amateur youth performers up to and including age 18 are encouraged to show off for fairgoers at the

Talent Showcase event on Monday night. Musicians, dancers, magicians, acrobats, comedians…

whatever your talent…enter the contest! Winning contestants compete at the New York State Fair.

For further details call Craig Wert at 315-986-9840



TRACTOR PULLS for all ages!

SENIOR CITIZENEVENTS

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Central NY Garden Tractor Pull is a FREE fun event for those who are interested in the capability of machinery.

You’ll be amazed!Sponsored by Paige Equipment Sales & Service

cenTraL ny Garden TracTOrTuesday, august 14 starting at 6 PM

All kids are welcome to join the fun and participate.

Sponsored by WEB Trailers, Inc. and Mark’s Pizzeria

yOUTH PedaL TracTOr PULL

saturday, august 18 starting at 10 aM

Tuesday is senior citizens day!Free admission until 5 PM (age 60 & Over)

events of interest…nys Harness racing: Monday starting at Noon

Various Flower shows: See daily schedules daily animal and agricultural shows: See daily schedules central ny Garden Tractor Pull: Tuesday starting at 6 PM

senior citizen 25¢ cake Wheel: Tuesday 1-3 PMFruit Pie contest: Tuesday at 6:30 PM

Wine and cheese Tasting event: Thursday from 6-8:30 PMcelebrity Goat Milking contest: Thursday at 6 PM

cake Wheel: Thursday, Friday, Saturday starting at 6 PMWayne county Fair Parade: Friday starting at 7 PM

Wayne community Band: Saturday 3 -5 PMModel airplane and Model Train exhibits and demos

throughout the week

Hot dog Pig racing: 5 shows daily, Tuesday-Saturday

FiVe sHOWseacH day!

Hot Dog Racing is a squealing good time as little oinkers race for the finish line!

Fair-goers of all ages will enjoy the antics of these natural-born comedians.

You’ll be amazed!

tuesday - Saturday Showtimes vary each day


AGRICULTURALEVENTS

every day, all week long!

GOAT MILKING CONTEST

benefits area charity

See who will be milking this year! Thursday, august 16 at 6 PM

The winner of the annual celebrity Goat Milking contest receives a monetary amount to be designated to a charity of their choice.

Contestants have a whole lot of fun trying their skills of goat milking while being cheered by the audience

that includes fans, co-workers, family, friends and the curious. “Celebrities” of all walks of life

make a very interesting blend of participants.

Showmanship events, held at the Livestock Barn/Arena and adjacent tents, is an important part of the fair’s agricultural events.

events listing...4-H and Open animal shows: every day - See daily schedules

4-H and Open Vegetable and Fruit shows: See daily schedules4-H and Open Flower shows: See daily schedules 4-H and Open Food shows: See daily schedules

Garden Tractor Pull: Tuesday 6-10 PM Wine and cheese Tasting: Thursday 6-8:30 PMcelebrity Goat Milking contest: Thursday 6 PM

youth Pedal Tractor Pull: Saturday 10 AM Veggie races: Saturday at Noon

Help out the fair!

BUY aBRICK

Donations are always greatly needed and appreciated to help pay for the Livestock Barn as well as the general upkeep of the fair.

scHedULe of eVenTsCOOPERATIVE EXTENSION and SENIOR CITIZEN DAY!

TUESDAY, AUGUST 14Senior Citizens Free adMiSSion until 5:00 PM

Will it be you who beats all other contestants at this year’s fruit pie contest?

It’s serious and delicious competition to find the best scratch fruit pie at each year’s event.

Men, women and even children have been past top winners of the $50 top prize.

The top six bakers receive beautiful rosettes and cash awards.

Immediately following the competition, all pie entries are auctioned off by Van’s Auction Service.

A cookbook featuring past winning recipes is available for purchase.

For information contact Fair Board Director Gerry Dekdebrun at 315-926-4926.

All proceeds benefit fair renovations.

Event sponsored by Mott’s Corporation/Dr Pepper Snapple Group

and Van’s Auction Service

10:00 am 4-H goat Show 4-H Miniatures/ Driving Horse Show11:00 am Chicken Barbecue - Grangenoon 4-H Children’s Center Until 5:00 pm 4-H Poultry Show1:00-3:00 pm 4-H Mannequin Modeling (Various Buildings)2:00-4:00 pm Steppin’ out String Band Back Porch3:00 pm Gladiolus Show Opens to the Public4:00 pm RIDES OPEN5:00-8:00 pm Fritz’s Polka Band - Back Porch6:00-10:00 pm Central NY Garden Tractor Pull PAY ONE PRICE Rides $156:30 pm WC Fair Pie Contest Judging7:30 pm Open Fruit Judging Pie Contest Auction8:00 pm Ruby Shooz - Rock & Roll Band

Their high energy ‘50’s/’60’s good ole’ rock & roll show gets better every year. That’s why they have been entertaining fair-goers for 20 straight years!

rUBy sHOOZ!

No band in upstate NY performs classic Rock & Roll better than Jamie Cosco and his guys!

no musical group brings “the house down” like

don’t miss them tonight at 8 PM!


And, the winner is…

caLLinG aLL cOUnTy Pie BaKers! to enter the 23rd annual

Wayne county Fair Fruit Pie contest!

scHedULe of eVenTs9:30 am 4-H Dairy Show11-1 pm Sheriff Child Safety Seat Checknoon Chicken Barbecue - Grange Gladiolus Sale Until GoneNoon-5:00 pm Youth Coloring Contest - Royalty12:30 am 4-H Novice Horse Show 1:00 pm RIDES OPEN1:00-5:00 pm PAY ONE PRICE Rides $151:30 pm Jr. Royalty Activities2:00 pm Magical John Magic Show3:00 pm Open Rabbit/Cavy Show Magical John Magic Show3:30 pm 4-H & Open Beef Show4:00 pm Magical John Magic Show5:00 pm Youth Gift Card Drawing5:00-7:00 pm The City Limits Band - Back Porch RAM Flying Demo7:00 pm 4-H Clothing Revue8:00 pm Vern Young Championship Figure 8 Racing - $7 all

YOUTH and 4-H DAY! WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15Youth 16 & under Free adMiSSion until 5:00 PM

Vern yOUnG, 8 PM tonight!

FLOraL eVenTsFloral judging has been a mainstay of the fair

for more than 150 years! Supreme examples of many gorgeous varieties

beautify Floral Hall throughout the week.Selections include individual as well as commercial exhibitors.

House Plant & Flower Judging - Monday 1 pm Gladiolus show - Tuesday 3 pm

Open Flower Judging - Thursday 1 pmdahlia show - Friday noon

dahlia sale - saturday noon

craFTy TaLenTsIf you have talent in domestics, fancy handiwork,

crafts of all categories, woodworking, photography, art, food, or other personal achievements

and would like to show them off at the Wayne County Fair contact Linda Valley at 315-502-4072 or

Charyl Whitcomb at 315-462-3120.

Show off your

Many Wayne County Fair winners have won awards in the State Fair competition…

you could be one, too!

Model Train

ExhibitBy the

Flower City Tinplate TrackersVisit this great exhibit

all week!



RIDE ALL YOU WANT!ALL WEEK LONG!

Midway by Playland amusements inc.

Monday, August 13 • starting at 5 pm

Tuesday, August 14 • starting at 4 pm Pay One Price ($15) rides 6-10 pm

Wednesday, August 15 • starting at 1 pm Pay One Price ($15) rides 1 - 5 pm

Thursday, august 16 starting at 4 pm Pay One Price ($15) rides 6 - 10 pm

Friday, August 17 • starting at 3 pm

Saturday, August 18 • starting at 1 pm Pay One Price ($15) rides 1 - 5 pm

TICKETS $1 EACHCheck each ride for required number of tickets.

All riders who purchase Pay-One-Price tickets on specified days will be entered in a drawing for a $25 gift card!

ADMISSION INFORMATION

WeeK-LOnG TicKeT ‘BOOsTer’ Passes

PLENTY of FREE PARKING!

Arcadia Town Clerk 100 Miller St., NewarkAlpco Recycling, Inc. 846 Macedon Center Rd., MacedonBreen’s Markets Palmyra & WilliamsonButler Town Clerk 4576 Butler Center Rd., WolcottCountry Max 628 E Main St., PalmyraGalen Town Clerk 6 South Park St., ClydeHuron Town Clerk 10880 Lummisville Rd., WolcottLyons Town Clerk 43 Phelps St., LyonsMacedon Town Clerk 32 Main St., MacedonMagnum Auto Parts 2620 rt. 31, Palmyra

Marion Town Clerk 3823 N. Main St., Marionnewark Village Clerk 100 E. Miller St., NewarkOntario Town Clerk 1850 Ridge Rd., OntarioRose Town Clerk 5074 N. Main St., N. RoseSave-a-Lot 100 Mason St., NewarkSavannah Town Clerk N. Main St., SavannahSodus Town Clerk 14-16 Mill St., SodusWalworth Town Clerk 3600 Lorraine Dr., WalworthWilliamson Town Clerk 6380 Rt. 21, WilliamsonWolcott Town Clerk 16 Lake Ave., Wolcott

Booster tickets are on sale now at these locations...

Allows you admission into the Fairgrounds any day, any time the Fair is open.ADULTS: $15 (17 and over) • YOUTH: $8 (6-16)

sinGLe day adMissiOn TicKeTsADULTS: $5 (17 and over) • YOUTH: $3 (6 - 16)

5 and under: Free when accompanied by adult

FREE Wagon Rides!

Take a load off YOUR FEET! Catch a ride around the fairgrounds.

Wayne County Sheriff

K-9 demo Friday5 PM

scHedULe of eVenTs9:00 am 4-H English Horse Show9:30 am Open Dairy Show11:00 am 4-H Pet Shownoon Chicken & Pork Chop BBQ 4-H Children’s Center Until 3:00 pm 4-H & Open Sheep Show1:00 pm 4-H Dressage Horse Show Open Flower Judging4:00 pm RIDES OPEN4:30pm 4-H and Open Swine Show6:00-10:00 pm PAY ONE PRICE Rides $155:00-7:00 pm Sullivan White Band - Back Porch RAM Flying Demo6:00 pm Celebrity Goat Milking Contest Cake/Prize Wheel Opens6:00-7:30pm 4-H Birthday Party6:00 -8:30 pm Wine & Cheese Tasting $107:30-9:30 pm Square Dancing with Rawhide 8:30 pm Jim Drew & Humble Soul Band8:00 pm Demolition Derby - $8 all

GRANGE DAY! THURSDAY, AUGUST 16

JiM dreW & HUMBLe sOUL Band 8:30 PM tonight!


sQUare dancinG with rawhide Tonight! 7:30-9:30 PM

3 NIGHTS of DEMOLITION DERBYMonday, August 13, 8 PM • Thursday, August 16, 8 PM • Saturday, August 19, 7PM

the most-viewed event during Fair Week and for a good reason! Local drivers of all ages, experience level, and backgrounds give it their all

while they calculate skillful driving maneuvers. The five-event per night program leads up to Saturday’s championship round.

The driver and last car running is declared winner. County championship drivers compete at the

New York State Fair event on Labor Day weekend. State champions then compete at a National Championship.

come cheer on your favorite driver!JM Productions of Hamburg, New York is the event’s producer. Alpco Recycling is the sponsor of the events. Townsend Oil is co-sponsor of Monday’s Truck Heat.

neW! MOnday niGHT TrUcK HeaT! Full size Pickups & sUVs


winE and cHEEsE tastinG EVEnt REtuRns!Thursday, august 16 starting from 6:00 to 8:30 PM

The annual Wine and Cheese Tasting Event has become a Wayne County Fair classic affair as well as a beneficial fundraising event. This year’s proceeds will help towards the cost of painting historic Floral Hall. Some of New York State’s best wineries will again show off their fine wines including...Anthony Road Winery, JD Wine Cellars, Thorpe Vineyard, Wagner Vineyards, and Young-Sommer Winery.Wegmans coordinates and provides an excellent selection of unique cheeses to perfectly complement the various wines you’ll sample. What a great way to discover new tastes and products!To complete your tasting experience, freshly picked produce from these fine area farm markets is yours to sample...Long Acre Farms, Morgan’s Farm Market, The Apple Shed, Grandview Farm Market, Orchard View Country Market, plus Blue Moon Bend Farm & Creamery.

They play rock and roll and have been around since 1979 playing clubs, parties, festivals and benefits.

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Straight from the elba nY muck-lands are some cabbage farmers who formed a band

It’s been two years already since Vern Young gave his “farewell” Fair appearance. Vern decided he didn’t want to stop performing entirely, so he decided to come back for another appear-ance! Lucky us! Vern’s velvety smooth style is timeless and his repertoire is diverse to include bluegrass, classic westerns, and beloved old time hymns. Come welcome Vern back home and enjoy his performance!

Vern yOUnG

Wednesday, august 15 at 8 PM Special Hometown Appearance - One More Time!

THANKS TO OUR EVENT SPONSORS!

Digital Signage Provided By

Participating Wineries and Farm Markets

Donation admission is only $10 per person

Wayne County Tourism will provide complimentary quality farm market produce totes

to the first 500 attendees.

Must be 21 to sample wine, please. Children’s safety area provided.


FREE! ENTERTAINMENTENTERTAINMENT ALLEYTALENT SHOWCASE Local youth talent show Monday 7:00 PM Sponsored by Lowes Home Improvement

RUBY SHOOZ Tuesday 8:00 PM Sponsored by Fusion Digital, AEY Enterprises

VERN YOUNG Wednesday 8:00 PM Sponsored by Verizon Wireless - Ontario/ Irondequoit, Baldwin Richardson Foods

WINE AND CHEESE TASTING Thursday 6:00-8:30 PM Wegmans, Participating Wineries and Farm Markets, Wayne County Tourism

JIM DREW & HUMBLE SOUL Thursday 8:30 PM Sponsored by AEY Enterprises, E & V Energy, Morrison Excavating

DIVIDED BY ZERO BAND Friday 8:30 PM Sponsored by Lyon’s Veterinary Clinic, K&D Disposal Inc., Spring Valley Greenhouse

SAVAGE CABBAGE BAND Saturday 8:00 PM

AARON AUSTIN Monday 5:00-7:00 PM

Sponsored by Baldwin Richardson Foods

STEPPIN’ OUT STRING BAND Tuesday 2:00-4:00 PM

Sponsored by American Pools & Hobby Shop

FRITZ’S POLKA BAND Tuesday 5:00-7:00 PM

Sponsored by Waste Management

THE CITY LIMITS BAND Wednesday 5:00-7:00 PM

Sponsored by Reliant Community Federal Credit Union

SULLIVAN WHITE BAND Thursday 5:00-7:00 PM

Sponsored by Community Bank

MIKE & SERGEI Friday 5:00-7:00 PM

Sponsored by Lyons National Bank

FRIENDS UNPLUGGED Saturday 5:00-7:00 PM

Sponsored by Verizon Wireless - Ontario/Irondequoit

BACK PORCH ENTERTAINMENT

Enjoy FREE performances at the Back Porch of historic Floral Hall. Enjoy your favorite

fair food and drink and take in the sounds!

DIVIDED BY ZEROSTEPPIN’ OUT STRING BAND

SULLIVAN WHITE BAND

SAVAGE CABBAGE

FRITZ’S POLKA BAND

AARON AUSTIN

CITY LIMITS

FRIENDS UNPLUGGED

MIKE & SERGEI


33rd annUaL Fair QUeen and Princess cOUrTs

attention Girls ages 12-17! yOU could be a Fair Queen or Princess! It’s an amazing experience you’ll never forget. Plan now to enter the 2013 Wayne County Fair Queen/Princess Pageant. Girls who are

Wayne County residents or a member of a 4-H program in Wayne County are eligible. See reigning members of this year’s court or speak to Fair Board Director Gerry Dekdebrun for details.

Photo from left to right:

nicole dillon (Queen 3rd Runner Up), autumn Higbee (Queen 2nd Runner Up), Jessica Perry (Queen Alternate), amy Burlee (Miss Congeniality), savannah Houck (2012 Wayne County Fair Queen), Molly rose st. Thomas (2012 Wayne County Fair Princess), Bailey cole (Princess Alternate), Jazlynn Plaza (Princess 2nd Runner Up), Michelle Magee (Princess 3rd Runner Up).

KID’S EVENTS 4-H shows/demonstrations: See daily schedules

Talent showcase: Monday at 7 PM Wayne county sheriff Operation

safe child id and safety seat check: Throughout the week

4-H children’s center: Tuesday & Saturday Noon-5 PM, Thursday and Friday Noon-3 PM

Playland Amusements Specials • Pay One Price rides $15 each

Tuesday and Thursday 6-10 PM Wednesday and Saturday 1-5 PMraM Model airplane demos:

Free shows various times through the week

On display all week: Model Train exhibit by Flower city Tinplate Trackers:

Junior royalty activities: Wednesday and Saturday 1:30 PM

Youth Days • FREE admission (youth to age 16) until 5 PM: Also—Youth Coloring Contest

Wednesday and SaturdayFree youth Gift card drawing:

Wednesday and Saturday 5 PMMagical John: Wednesday 2, 3 & 4 PM

youth Pedal Tractor Pull: Saturday at 10 AM

Veggie races: Saturday at NoonGravitational Bull: Saturday 2, 3 & 4 PM


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9:00 am 4-H Western Horse Show10:00 am 4-H Large Animal Super-Showmanship Contestnoon Chicken BBQ Grange 4-H Children’s Center Until 3:00 pm Dahlia Show Judging1:00 pm 4-H Milk and Cookies Contest2:00 pm 4-H Goat Obstacle Course3:00 pm 4-H Livestock Costume Class 3:00 pm RIDES OPEN5:00 pm Wayne County Sheriff K-9 Demo5:00-7:00 pm Mike & Sergei Back Porch6:00 pm Cake/Prize Wheel Opens7:00 pm Wayne County Fair Parade8:30 pm Divided By Zero Band

FIREMEN’S DAY! FRIDAY, AUGUST 17

Friday niGHT is Parade niGHT!The annual Wayne County Fair Parade is one of the largest every year in the area.

Special honor is given to the fire companies in the county plus supporting good neighbors in Ontario and Monroe Counties.

Favorite marching bands, members of 4-H, animals, floats and various special performances are also showcased.

The parade starts in the heart of Palmyra on Main Street then proceeds to the fairgrounds. Cash prizes are given to the best performers. For information contact Dave McGuire at 315-538-8114.

sPeciaL aPPearance THis year By WeBsTer MarcHinG Band.

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9:00 am 4-H Gymkhana Horse Show Open Dairy Goat Show10:00 am Youth Pedal Tractor Pullnoon Chicken BBQ - Grange 4-H Children’s Center Until 5:00 pm Veggie Races Dahlia Sale Until goneNoon-5:00 pm Youth Coloring Contest - Royalty1:00 pm RIDES OPEN1:00-5:00 pm Pay One Price Rides $151:30 pm Jr. Royalty Activities2, 3 & 4 pm Gravitational Bull2:00 pm 4-H Small Animal Super-Showmanship Contest3:00-5:00 pm Wayne Community Band Concert4-6 pm RAM Flying Demo5:00 pm Youth Gift Card Drawing 4-H Herdsmanship Award Wayne County Sheriff K-9 Demo5:00-7:00 pm Friend‘s Unplugged - Back Porch6:00 pm Cake/Prize Wheel Opens7:00 pm Demolition Derby- $10 all8:00 pm Savage Cabbage Band

Gravitational Bull


YOUTH DAY! SATURDAY, AUGUST 18

Youth 16 & under Free adMiSSion until 5:00 pm

Kids… ask your parents to bring you to the fair so you can make a Veggie-mobile using fresh veggies and wooden parts. Veggies and parts are provided for FREE! See your veggie creation compete down the Veggie Grand Prix track for prizes!

You also get to keep your own Veggie-mobile!

VEGGIE RACES!aLL Kids WanTed FOr THe

saturday, august 18 at noon

Seneca Foods, Morrisey Farms, and Mark’s Pizzeria are sponsoring this event for the 11th consecutive year!


Pork BBQ - Monday & ThursdayChicken BBQ- Tuesday-Saturday

Noon at the Grange

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4-H 110th BirTHday ParTy!Thursday, august 16, 6:30-8:00 PM

4-H Alumni are encouraged to attend and be involved. Contact 315-331-8415 or email [email protected]

Wayne County Fair is run exclusively by local volunteers who give of their tremendous time and talents year-round to produce one of the very best

county fairs in New York State! All proceeds are re-invested directly into the fair. For information regarding advertising in the official Fair Guide, vendor space

availability, featured events, or corporate sponsorship opportunities, please contact: Wayne County Fair, P.O. Box 85, Palmyra, New York 14522, or call 315-597-5372, or visit our website at www.waynecountyfair.org

VOLUNTEERTO HeLP with the 2013 Fair!

Mark your calendar...2013 fair dates are...august 12-17, 2013

Contact the Wayne County Fair officers or Board of directors...President, Pamela Ferranti • Vice President, David McGuire

Secretary, Eleanor Giles • Treasurer, Tammy HutterPaul Bender • Dale Milke • Gene Slater • Joseph Brown • William Petty • Linda Valley Geraldine Dekdebrun • Mark Read • Craig Wert • Colleen Flye • Counselor, Don Fox

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25¢/sPinTuesday, august 14

1-3 PM

For Everyone • Thurs., Fri. & Sat. • 6 PM

4-H involvement accounts for hundreds of youth in Wayne County, ranging from age 6-19. They compete for county honors in animals, food/nutrition, horticulture, clothing/textiles, photography, all types of crafts, and public speaking presentations. 4-H programs are now open to specific schools in the county as well! Hundreds of adult volunteers assist their efforts throughout the year. For information, to volunteer or to become a 4-H member, contact the 4-H staff at the fair or call 315-331-8415.

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4-H eVenTsanimal shows and Food shows - See daily schedule

children’s center Tuesday & Saturday Noon-5 PM, Thursday & Friday Noon-3 PM cornell coop. ext./4-H demonstrations - Tuesday 10 AM-2 PM

Mannequin Modeling- Tuesday 1-3 PM clothing revue - Wednesday 7 PM

Large animal super-showmanship contest - Friday 10 AM Milk and cookies contest- Friday 1 pm • Livestock costume class - Friday 3 PM

small animal super-showmanship contest- Saturday 3 PM Herdsmanship award - Saturday 5 PM

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