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Salmon Arm
Fall FairSeptember 5, 6 & 7, 2014 • Celebrating 117 Years!
2 • Salmon Arm Fall Fair • Friday, August 29 & Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Huge selection of BC fruit:• peaches • apples • pears • pumpkins • squash
and the best sweet corn ~ lots of varieties
What you will always � nd:• dairy • frozen products • our own beef • farm raised quality veggies • antique tractors • animal display • picnic area • professional help too!
If it’s in season, it’s at DeMille’s!Our produce is so fresh the � elds don’t know its missing!
• animal display • picnic area • professional help too!3710 TC Hwy. West, Salmon Arm • 1-250-832-7550 www.demilles.ca
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Entertainment Schedule
GATE TIMESWest Gate & East Gate: Friday & Saturday 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.,
Sunday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.;Arena Gate: Friday & Saturday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.,
Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.NOTE: Blackburn Gate is an EXHIBITOR ONLY Gate
– no spectator admittance.
Entertainment ScheduleEntertainment ScheduleSalmon Arm Fair Food Court • Memory Lane
Commercial Booths
Shooting Star Amusements
Midway • Poultry in Motion
Shuswap Pioneers Collectors Club
Admission Prices(Association members NOT exempt):Adults $11/day • $22/ WeekendStudents & Seniors (65 & over) $9/day • $18/Weekend Children (5 & Under): FreeFamily (2 adults, 2+ children): $64/ Weekend
Friday 9:00 am Fair Gates Open (Arena Displays open 10:00 am) 9:00 am 4H Horse show ..................................... Grandstand 9:00 am 4H Horse show ..................................... South & West Ring 9:00 am 4H Photography on Displahy ............... Main Barn Ring10:00 am Sound Machine .................................... Memory Lane Sound Machine .................................... Main Stage 4H Sheep Show ................................... Sheep Ring Fleece Judging ..................................... Artisan11:30 am Lumberjack Show ................................ South Grounds 4H Clover Buds on Display .................. Main Barn Ring12:00 pm Penny & Hayride Guy ........................... Memory Lane Peter Clark............................................ Main Stage12:15 pm Dog Agility ............................................ South Grounds 4H Educational Boards on Display ...... Main Barn Ring12:45 pm Sound Machine .................................... Main Stage Sound Machine .................................... Memory Lane 1:00 pm Larry & Jane Stephenson .................... Main Stage Penny & The Hayride Guy .................... Memory Lane 1:15 pm Motorcross ........................................... 5th Avenue 1:45 pm Sound Machine .................................... Memory Lane 2:30 pm Lumberjack Show ................................ South Grounds Youth Sheep ......................................... Sheep Ring Shuswap Wranglers ............................. Main Stage 2:45 pm Sound Machine .................................... Memory Lane 3:00 pm Larry & Jane Stephenson .................... Memory Lane Midway Open ....................................... South Grounds 3:15 pm Seal Skull Hammer .............................. Main Stage Dog Agility ............................................ South Grounds 3:45 pm Sound Machine .................................... Memory Lane 4.00 pm Shuswap Dance Centre ....................... Main Stage Larry & Jane Stephenson .................... Memory Lane 4:30 pm Motorcross ........................................... 5th Avenue 4:45 pm Seal Skull Hammer .............................. Memory Lane 5:00 pm Sound Machine .................................... Main Stage 5:15 pm Lumberjack Show ................................ South Grounds 5:30 pm Penny & the Hayride Guy ..................... Memory Lane 6:00 pm Of� cial Fair Opening Ceremony .......... Main Stage 6:15 pm Just for Kicks Dancers ......................... Main Stage 7:00 pm Mini Chucks ......................................... Grandstand 7:15 pm Shuswap Idol ....................................... Main Stange 8:00 pm Lawnmower Races .............................. Grandstand 9:00 pm 4H District Ceremony ........................... Grandstand Motorcross ........................................... 5th Avenue10:00 pm Fair Closes
Saturday 9:00 am 4H Horse Show ................................... Grandstand 4H Horse Show ................................... South & West Ring Open Sheep ........................................ Sheep Ring Goats Show ......................................... Goat Ring 9:30 am 4H Dairy .............................................. Main Barn Ring10:00 am Alpaca & Llama Show ........................ Alpaca Ring Sound Machine................................... Main Stage10:30 am Parade thru Town see website11:30 am Sheep to Shawl .................................. Artisan11:45 am Shuswap Pipes & Drums ................... Main Stage12:00 pm Louisianna Hayride ............................. Main Stage Peter Clark .......................................... Memory Lane12:30 pm Lumberjack Show .............................. South Grounds12:45 Adam Fitzpatrick as Elvis ................... Main Stage 1:00 pm Log Skid .............................................. Grandstand Sound Machine................................... Memory Lane 1:15 pm Square Dancing .................................. Main Stage Motorcross .......................................... 5th Avenue 1:30 pm Peter Clark .......................................... Memory Lane 1:45 Dale Seaman & Hwy. 97 ..................... Main Stage 2:00 Sheep Shearing .................................. Goat Barn Mini Chucks ........................................ Grandstand 2:15 pm Seal Skull Hammer............................. Memory Lane 2:30 pm Adam Fitzpatrick as Elvis ................... Main Stage 3:00 pm Just for Kicks Dancers ....................... Main Stage 3:15 Dog Agility ........................................... South Grounds 3:30 pm Seal Skull Hammer............................. Memory Lane 4:00 pm Adam Fitzpatrick as Elvis ................... Main Stage Heavy Horse Pull ................................ Grandstand Sheep Shearing .................................. Goat Ring 4:30 pm Shuswap Dance Centre ...................... Main Stage Shuswap Wranglers ........................... Memory Lane 5:15 pm Lumberjack Show .............................. South Grounds 5:30 pm Dale Seaman & Hwy. 97 ..................... Main Stage 6:00 pm Lawnmower Races ............................ Grandstand 4H Beef ............................................... Main Barn Ring 6:30 pm Motorcross .......................................... 5th Avenue 7:15 pm 2014 Shuswap Idol ............................. Main Stage 8:30 pm Lumberjack Show .............................. South Grounds 9:00 pm Motorcross .......................................... 5th Avenue10:00 pm Fair Closes
Sunday 9:00 am 4H Horse ............................................. Grandstand Open Horse ......................................... South & West Ring10:00 am 4H Dairy .............................................. Main Barn Ring Sound Machine................................... Main Stage Sound Machine................................... Memory Lane10:15 am Lumberjack Show .............................. South Grounds10:30 am Introduction to Alpacas Q & A ............ Alpaca Ring11:00 am Sunday Spiritual with William Brook� eld & Penny Lockhead ............ Main Stage Motorcross .......................................... 5th Avenue11:30 am Sheep Shearing .................................. Goat Ring11:45 Lumberjack Show .............................. South Grounds12:00 pm Open Beef ........................................... Main Barn Ring Just for Kicks Dancers ....................... Main Stage Larry & Jane Stephenson .................. Memory Lane12:30 pm Llama Obstacle Course ...................... Alpaca Ring12:45 pm Adam Fitzpatrick as Elvis ................... Main Stage Sound Machine................................... Memory Lane Corn Eating Contest ............................ Food Court Goat Obstacle Course ......................... Goat Ring 1:00 pm Log Skid .............................................. Grandstand 1:30 pm Shuswap Idol ...................................... Main Stage Artisan Spinning Pro� ciency & Fleece Silent Auction .......................... Artisan Bldg 2:00 pm Mini Chucks (Finals) ........................... Grandstand Sound Machine................................... Memory Lane 2:15 pm Penny & The Hayride Guy ................... Memory Lane 2:30 pm Sheep Shearing .................................. Goat Barn 3:15 pm Motorcross .......................................... 5th Avenue 3:30 pm Awards ................................................ Main Stage 4:00 pm Adam Fitzpatrick as Elvis ................... Main Stage Heavy Horse Pull ................................ Grandstand 4:30 pm Shuswap Idol – Winners .................... Main Stage 5:00 pm Fair Closes
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Support the food bank� e Girl Guides are looking for food.And Salmon Arm Fall Fair o� cials are asking mem-
bers of the community help the guides gather non-perish-able food items for the Salvation Army Food Bank at the parade that moves out at 10:45 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 6.
All nonperishable food items will be appreciated; how-ever, as always, there is a need for proteins’.
If you happen to forget your food item, spectators are also welcome to help give back by making a cash dona-tion.
And if that doesn’t work, take some food to the fair where the food bank will be collecting items throughout the weekend.
With farms o� limits to visitors due to biosecurity proto-cols, the BC Chicken Growers’ Association, in partnership with the BC Broiler Hatching Egg Producers’ Association, has developed Poultry in Motion™, a mobile mini barn, in an e� ort to increase public awareness and educate consum-ers. � is fully equipped mini barn has been featured at fairs, schools and agriculture events around the province.
� e trailer consists of three sections, showing two life stages of broilers, plus their parent stock – the breeders. Each section is set up as a very small scale poultry barn, showing you how poultry farming is done in BC.
Poultry In Motion
Memory Lane� is club reformed in the spring of 2004 with twelve collec-
tors from the North Okanagan/Shuswap area showing interest in joining an association for the purpose of collecting, restoring and displaying items used by our early settlers and residents.
Our Club now boasts 72 members strong, with interests varying from one cylinder engines, steam tractors, antique cars and trucks, horse drawn farming equipment, to tractors of all ages and brands.
� e visitors to the annual Salmon Arm Fall Fair are very fortunate to be able to see, touch, and hear so many di� erent collectables from this area’s past.
� e Shuswap Pioneer Collectors’ Club welcomes anyone with the passion and interest in antique equipment and who are willing to “show and tell’ at the various events our club is invited to attend. Please drop by our display and join in on the fun!
Attractions at the Fall Fair Things to see and
do at the Fair
� is club reformed in the spring of 2004 with twelve collec-tors from the North Okanagan/Shuswap area showing interest in joining an association for the purpose of collecting, restoring
varying from one cylinder engines, steam tractors, antique cars and trucks, horse drawn farming equipment, to tractors of all
fortunate to be able to see, touch, and hear so many di� erent
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� e Salmon Arm Fall Fair has a long and inter-esting history.
In keeping with the traditions of North American agricultural fairs, it has, since its inception in 1897, brought the people of the Shuswap region together to celebrate the com-munity. We show o� our livestock, our garden and � eld produce, our handi-work, and we have fun.
Initially, the fair was a one-day event. Exhibits of apples, � owers, vegetables, butter and grain were set up in the hall over McGuire’s store. Athletic events and horse racing were included as part of the festivities. 1898’s
fair saw an increase in the range of ex-hibits that included a greater variety of fruits and dairy pro-duce, fancy work, and livestock such as poultry, dairy stock and horses. � e second fall fair also included a base-ball game between Enderby and Salmon Arm.
� ose were the beginnings. � e fair has been held in a variety of ven-ues - the hall above McGuire’s store, the Farmer’s Exchange Building, the Agri-cultural Hall - later, the Drill Hall, J.L. Jackson School, and the Memorial Arena.
� e fair has been held yearly since 1946. At � rst there were no commercial concessions or ex-hibits. � e Women’s
Institute served dinner and tea; local service clubs ran the carnival and sold ice cream, hot dogs and co� ee. A midway was introduced in 1954, and by 1957, commercial exhibits were also estab-lished. As time went on the fair became a two and then three day event. During the sixties, Friday afternoon was declared an o� cial
holiday; stores were closed so that em-ployees could attend the fair.
History Over the years
the fair has intro-duced a variety of events, many of which are still featured: baby show (1909); “best loaf made by a man” (1928); log-ging show (1949); gymkhana (1953); parade (1963); mutt show(1969); horse-shoe pitching con-test, Salmon Arm royalty coronation (1973), old time � d-dlers’ competition, chariot and pony chuckwagon racing (1972); archery dem-onstrations(1978); dog training dem-onstrations (1979); tug of war, sheep shearing, sheep to shawl competition; heavy horse skid-ding(1980).
But the most
important aspects of the fair, its very heart and soul, are the display and competition of ag-ricultural products, domestic livestock, and home arts. � at focus has not changed since 1897. � is is more than just an event the public pays to see or hear; it is one in which every person of the community can become part of by entering an exhibit. As Gordon Priestman said in the Observer, Sep-tember 7, 1973: “� e fair is for everyone. And the more of us to get involved, the better it will be.”
~ written by Pat Graf
History of the Fall Fair
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� is club reformed in the spring of 2004 with twelve collectors from the North Okana-gan/Shuswap area showing interest in joining an association for the purpose of col-lecting, restoring and displaying items used by our early settlers and residents.
Our Club now boasts 72 members strong, with inter-ests varying from one cylinder engines,
steam tractors, antique cars and trucks, horse drawn farming equip-ment, to tractors of all
ages and brands.� e visitors to
the annual Salmon Arm Fall Fair are very
fortunate to be able to see, touch, and hear so many di� erent collect-ables from this area’s past.
� e Shuswap Pio-neer Collectors’ Club welcomes anyone with the passion and interest in antique equipment and who are willing to “show and tell’ at the various events our club is invited to attend. Please drop by our display and join in on the fun!
Shuswap Pioneer Collectors’ Club Elvis is in the HouseYes, Adam
Fitzpatrick an amazing Elvis tribute performer will be entertaining us with the Evolution of Elvis. For performance times please check our daysheets.
Check out his website http://www.elvisevolution.com/
ages and brands.
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