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2004 Boundary County Fair August 31 - September 5, 2004 This year's fair books are will be available July 6 at the Boundary County Extension Office, the Fair Office, the Visitors Center and at fine businesses throughout Boundary County.
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Fair Board Gene Andrews, Chairman Pam Copeland, Vice-chairman Don Alexander Sandy Schnepf Bruce Merrifield Glenda Poston Bert Wood Pat Dinning, Secretary Jim Underwood, Maintenance P.O. Box 3098 (208) 267-7041 Fax: (208) 267-5789
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There will be special awards and decorations reflecting the theme, and a whole lot of fun! Judith Regehr and a whole flock of volunteers are already at work coordinating the fair, and plans already call for a car show by the Rod Benders Car Club, the 4-H Family Fun Night, family entertainment organized by Jim Sherwood … even the second zucchini car race!
There will be a giant pumpkin contest, an apple pie contest, and the children’s craft area will be expanded.
To find out more, call Fair Secretary Pat Dinning at 267-7041.
As the fair draws closer, expect a flurry of activity, and we'll keep you posted right here of all the new information as it becomes available. We'll also keep you posted on the fair schedule as it develops, including exhibitor's information, concession information and much more, so bookmark this page and visit often!
Hope to see you at the Boundary County fair!
2004 Fair Royalty candidates: (l-r) Casey Neumeyer, Amanda Farrens, Brittany Brittany McLeish and Mary Cowin. The crowning of the royalty will take place during opening ceremonies at 6:30 p.m. September 1 in the indoor arena. The four will be out and about all during the fair ... feel free to say hi and don't be afraid to ask for help or get answers to questions you may have! |
“Mother
Goose is on the Loose” is the theme for the 2004 Boundary County Fair,
to be held August 31 to September 5.
The
goal is to interest more volunteers to take part in the festivities each
year, and last year’s Lady Bug volunteers got off to a great start.
The Ducky Derby was an event enjoyed by all; volunteers and participants
alike, and the fair board is on the lookout for even more events next
year.
The
fair schedule is in the planning stage, and any suggestions or requests
are welcome! Call or stop by the Fair office Monday, Tuesday or
Thursday, or attend the Fair Board meeting, held the first Monday of the
month at 6:30 p.m. at the Fair office.