Greetings from the President

We will be celebrating the 13th year of the Pass Creek Fall Fair. I welcome everyone to the fair on September the 20th and 21st, 2008

The entertainment will be varied this year. A Clown will perform on the stage, as well he will stroll the grounds entertaining as he goes. A Laser tag system, large enough to accomodate ten people, will be at the fair. This will be great fun. There will be a Bounce House as well the climbing wall will be here for a Climbing Adventure.

Please utilize the free shuttle bus, as there is a limited amount of room in the parking lot. The bus runs continually till five pm from the complex and museum parking lots as well as the parking lot at the soccer field at Pass Creek Park. Please refrain from parking on the access road to the fair grounds. The road being very narrow, emergency vehicles require complete right of way. Foot traffic is in danger when the cars are parked on both sides of the road.

The exhibit building will be filled with items entered by talented folks. There will be many events and games for children. Horse shows are available entertainment for those who enjoy horses going through their paces. The vendors will have a variety of goods and items for those looking for treasures. Small farm animals and fowl will be there to visit. Antique machinery is always popular. The live entertainment on the bandstand will be performing both days.

We have great support from all the West Kootenay residents. We thank you all. The Fair is not exclusive to these communities; we accept entries from anywhere in British Columbia and Alberta. The next time you plan to make a purchase, please think first of the businesses that support our fair through their advertisements.

Come enjoy their fair and insure continued success by participating as an Exhibitor, as a Volunteer, or as a Spectator. We need you all. The fair web site is www.passcreekfair.com

I hope to see you at the Fair.

Rick Smith 250-365-7273

Fair Objectives

1. To exhibit the produce of agriculture and country living.
2. To inform visitors and encourage youth to learn about agriculture, food products and rural lifestyles.
3. To display the agriculture in a form which will be attractive, educational and entertaining to people of all ages.