Burlington County Farm Fair Guide 2019

JULY 16-20

BURLINGTON COUNTY

FARM 2019

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BURLINGTON COUNTY FARM FAIR | INFORMATION ABOUT THE FAIR AND ITS ORGANIZATION

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he Burlington County Farm Fair, Inc. is a non-profit organization with a mission to promote agriculture, social life, and youth as well as educating the general public by conducting a yearly agricultural fair with exhibits, livestock, and farm products.

Located on the beautiful Burlington County Fairgrounds in Springfield Township, the fair offers a variety of activities to the tens of thousands of visitors that attend each year.

Horses, cows, rabbits, chickens, sheep, goats and other animals are on display each day. Most of these are shown by 4-H members, each of whom hopes to win a blue ribbon.

On Saturday, farmers and state FFA members compete in dairy cow shows from

8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the South Show Tent.

Visitors can also watch dairy cows being milked twice daily in the milking tent.

Daily horse shows, open to the public, are also a major attraction. Old steam engines and antique farm equipment will bring back memories for many. A very popular attraction is the tractor pull conducted in a dedicated arena.

The Farmer for a Day Tent, sponsored by the Women’s Committee of the Burlington County Board of Agriculture, offers each child who visits the fair a chance to be a “Farmer for a Day.” There are many more things to see and do at the Burlington County Farm Fair! Come on down and have some fun!

FAIR ADMISSION

fair/show animal health recommendations, regulations and forms can be found on the New Jersey Department of Agriculture’s website at http://www.nj.gov/agriculture/ divisions/ah/news/fairsshows.html .

Admission is FREE. NO SMOKING on the fairgrounds please!

Dogs are allowed anywhere on the fairground’s property. You must pick up after your dog and it must be on a leash no longer than six feet. Note that dogs are NOT allowed in the remote parking lot, or on shuttle buses.

Turn to radio station 1620 AM for Farm Fair traffic details.

FAIR HOURS

Official fair hours are from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and on Saturday from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. Note that for events and competitions starting earlier than the official hours, go to the fair website: www. burlingtoncountyfarmfair.com and click on “daily schedule” link on the homepage.

ANIMAL HEALTH RULES

New Jersey Department of Agriculture

MIDWAY RIDE TICKETS

The Burlington County Farm Fair Association and Majestic Midways of York, Pennsylvania have a great bargain for families!

Prices are: two tickets for $3, 24 tickets for $25 and 54 tickets for $50.

All rides take 3, 4, or 5 tickets.

Munchkinland is for children 42 inches tall and under, with a play port for children under 36 inches tall.

Wristband Special: Tuesday, July 16 and Wednesday, July 17. $30-perday wristbands, which allow wearers on all midway rides from 4:30 p.m. - 11 p.m.

One Ticket Reduction Day: All rides are reduced by one ticket on Saturday, July 20 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Regular prices go back

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SPECIALS: Wristband Special: Tuesday, July 16 and Wednesday, July 17. $30-per day wristbands, which allow wearers on all midway rides from 4:30 p.m. - 11 p.m.

One Ticket Reduction Day: All rides are reduced by one ticket on Saturday, July 20 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Regular prices go back into effect from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m.

Free Area: Munchkinland is for small children 42 inches tall and under, with a play port for children under 36 inches tall. Open every day.

NOTICE:: There are no refunds given for any reason, at any time, during the fair.

For safety reasons, all ride height requirements will be strictly enforced! into effect from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m.

Tickets can be purchased with cash from Ticket Sellers, or with a credit card using a kiosk in the Midway.

CHILDREN’S DAY

Children’s Day is on Thursday, July 18, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., when Midway Rides will be closed.

Animal tents will be open with 4-H and private owners on hand to show their animals.

A Dining Pavilion is available to visitors who bring their own lunches or buy fair food. Visitors may buy food from any open food vendor.

A “Farmer for a Day” tent will be open with goodies for the children.

PARKING

Parking is available directly across the street from the Farm Fair entrance.

The donation per car, per day is $10.

A multi-day parking pass for a $25 donation is available from any of the parking lot attendants.

If you have a U.S. Military ID (active or retired), show your ID to the parking attendant and get 50 percent off the parking donation as our thank-you to our military fairgoers! Load up the car and come on down!

A remote parking area is located within the Columbus Farmer’s Market parking lot. FREE shuttles will be offered on busy evening to the main entrance of the fairgrounds. Continuous FREE shuttles will be offered all day, with no waiting and very little walking!

A special, dedicated motorcycle parking area is in close proximity to all the action.

No shuttle is necessary. All bike clubs are welcome! NO COLORS, PLEASE. See parking lot attendants for motorcycle parking area.

Handicapped parking is located in the main parking lot.

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BURLINGTON COUNTY FARM FAIR | ENTERTAINMENT

THE MAN OF OVER 100 VOICES EMMA AND PAUL STREET

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cott Gager, a singing voice impersonator who amazes audiences wherever he performs with his unique ability to change voices in the same song, from word to word, will be performing in the North Show Tent on Tuesday, July 16 from 6:30 p.m. and 9 p.m.

Gager, who has performed in Nashville, Tennessee; Branson, Missouri and towns throughout South Jersey, can impersonate over 100 voices. Currently, he is the #1 followed act on Facebook in New Jersey with over 24,000 followers.

In July 2017, Gager even performed at the Capitol Building in Washington, DC. Gager discovered that he could impersonate virtually anyone, in all genres of music, six years ago when he began to work on his vocals. In March of 2012, he began performing weekly at a local bar. From August to October of that same year, he was hired as the featured singer at the Steel Pier in Atlantic City.

On election night of 2012, Gager wrote a song called “Red and Blue,” which is about how divided the United States has become. He and his wife, Debbie, finished the song just before their son deployed to Afghanistan. The song was produced in a local studio by other fair-favorite Paul Presto and has been played on the radio.

Scott and Debbie Gager, along with Presto, recently also wrote a song called “Alone” about their personal experience with a veteran suffering from Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). The song is said to be resonating with people all over the country.

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inging to someone and seeing their face light up when they really get your message is one of the greatest feelings an entertainer can get,” says Paul Presto, Jr. Presto has been playing music since the age of 8. By 14, he was playing in nightclubs all over South Jersey with his father Paul Presto, Sr. He was the band leader for the Black-Tie Orchestra, a prominent Philadelphia area society band for over 20 years. Under the alias of Paul Street, he wrote and produced two country albums, “Streetwise” and “Temporary Sanity.” A song from the second album called “My Daddy Does” is a duet with his daughter Emma that tells all about how the music has been a part of the family for years.

“Having my daughter sing a duet with me on the CD is one of the proudest moments of my life,” he said. “Now I know how my Dad must have felt the first time I came on stage with him to perform.”

Emma Presto is now a fulltime band member with Paul and Paul Presto Sr., also under the Street alias. They play for private events, fairs, weddings, birthday parties—anywhere that people gather to have a great time.

The Streets will be performing in the North Show Tent on Wednesday, July 17 at 7:30 p.m.

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BURLINGTON COUNTY FARM FAIR | ENTERTAINMENT

WARM-HEARTED COUNTRY

OTHER MUSICAL ACTS AND PERFORMANCES

•M arybeth Johns, Steve Makuka and George Cann, of The Woodshop Band, will be performing in the Dining Pavilion on Tuesday, July 16 at 7:30 p.m.

• Jim Skanes will be performing in the North Show Tent on Wednesday, July 17 at 6:30 p.m.

• Josh Holland will be performing in the Dining Pavilion on Wednesday, July 17 at 7:30 p.m.

• Bear Cave Tower will be performing in the Dining Pavilion on Thursday, July 18 at 7:30 p.m.

• Columbus Baptist Church Worship Band will be performing in the North Show Tent on Friday, July 19 at 9 p.m.

• Yesterday Once More will be performing in the Dining Pavilion on Friday, July 19 at 7:30 p.m.

• The Grouser Girls, of Columbus, will be performing in the Dining Pavilion on Saturday, July 20 at 7:30 p.m.

• Bullzeye Band will be performing in the North Show Tent on Saturday, July 20 at 8:30 p.m.

All the groups featured for entertainment at the fair are local residents. Please come and hear their talent and support this type of venue. They appreciate it!

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Warm-Hearted Country band members.

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arm-Hearted Country will be performing in the fair’s North Show Tent on Thursday, July 18, at 9 p.m.

The band was formed in 2003 by Laurie and Alice Dorisio. Alice Dorisio has been performing country music for about 50 years, mostly in family bands.

Laurie Dorisio’s love of country and bluegrass music goes back to her childhood when she began singing with her Mom at age 6. Laurie Dorisio sings lead vocals and plays guitar along with mandolin. Alice Dorisio plays the snare drum and harmonica, provides harmony and sings lead vocals.

This mother/daughter team offers audiences a unique combination of immensely popular

entertainment.

Other Warm-Hearted Country band members include Dave Thomas playing lead guitar and mandolin and Alan Chambers playing electric bass.

The band is still grieving the passing of Alice Dorisio’s son, Bruce, a fabulous harmonica player who added so much to the unique sound of Warm-Hearted Country. He remains dearly missed by the band.

This fine group of talented, experienced musicians delights and captivates audiences with their creativity and unique, signature sound. Warm-Hearted Country offers an enjoyable mix of classic country, bluegrass, oldies, old-time rock & roll and gospel favorites!

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BURLINGTON COUNTY FARM FAIR | MAJOR EVENTS CHILDREN’S DECORATED WAGON CONTEST

A Children’s Decorated Wagon Contest will take place on Friday, July 19 shortly after registration at 7:15 p.m. The contest will unfold in the South Show Tent.

Both children 10 and under and families may participate by decorating a wagon or stroller. Entries in the individual and group categories will be judged on neatness, originality and theme.

Participants are encouraged to use this year’s Farm Fair theme “The Family Fun Fair” or go with their own.

To preregister or for questions, call Barbara Shinn at 609-410-2608.

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On Wednesday evening, a “Canine Good Citizens” demonstration and training session will be held, followed by testing and a “Trick Dog Demo and Test.”

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On Thursday evening, a “Meet the Breeds” program will be offered by club representatives with information on various dog breeds and the group they represent. This will be followed by a “Parade of Breeds.”

Friday will feature a “Rally Obedience Demo,” followed by an AKC obedience and therapy dog presentation.

HORSE PULL

If you like watching horses perform, you will love watching the Draft Horse Pull on Wednesday, July 17. The weigh-in starts at 3 p.m., and the pull starts at 6 p.m. The draft horses will pull at the same location as the Tractor Pull, along the front of the fair, near Gate 2.

REQUIREMENTS FOR ENTRY • A ll horses must have proof of a negative Coggins test dated within one year.

• A nimals originating from outside of New Jersey must be accompanied by a health certificate (CVI) completed by a veterinarian within 30 days of the event.

Burlington County Farm Fair must be listed as the destination on the health certificate.

ANTIQUE MACHINERY

Farm Fair visitors can take a step back in time by viewing the antique tractors and other vintage farm equipment, cars and trucks at the Antique Farm Equipment show, coordinated by Coles Roberts of Southampton. The tractors and antique equipment will also be on parade in the fairgrounds every day at 5 p.m.

The exhibit of old-time farm gasoline engines serves as a calling card for old engine buffs. The coordinator of the hold farm gasoline section of the show, Larry Cauffman, of Masonville, will be shelling field corn throughout the fair with an oldfashioned two-hole corn sheller. Spectators may get a souvenir corncob!

BUILD A SCARECROW CONTEST RULES Entries will be accepted on Monday, July 15, from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. Entrees will be judged after 8 p.m.

• Scarecrows may be a group, club, family or individual project.

• Scarecrows must be 4 to 6 feet in height.

• Scarecrows must be constructed from recyclable or reused items/materials.

Tape, wire, string, etc. can be used for assembling.

• Scarecrows must be freestanding, propped up, or hanging for display during the entire six days of the Farm Fair.

• Scarecrows must have the name(s) of participating individual(s) or group plainly displayed for the judges.

Judges will consider age of participants, originality, creativity in the use of recyclables, neatness, eye appeal, and durability. The decision of the judges is final.

Interested individuals must fill out an entry form, call the Farm Fair office at 609784-8369 to register their entry (voicemails

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6th - $200

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7th - $180

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8th - $160

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9th - $140

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10th - $120

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TRACTOR PULL

T he tractor pulls are run by the Central Jersey Tractor Pullers Association. Both large and garden tractors will compete in separate events.

Please visit the CJTPA website at www. cjtpa.org for detailed information about tractor pulls at the Farm Fair and during other times of the year.

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BURLINGTON COUNTY FARM FAIR | MAJOR EVENTS FARM FAIR QUEEN PAGEANT

The 2019 Burlington County Farm Fair Queen Contest will be held in the fair’s North Show Tent on Wednesday, July 17 at 9 p.m.

You can download an application, and a pdf version of the pageant qualifications at https://www.burlingtoncountyfarmfair. com/forms/2019-burlington-county-farmfair-queen-entry-form.pdf .

If you have any questions, please contact Queen Pageant Chair, Jamie Padulese, by phone at 856-296-1796, or email at jamiemontgomery650@gmail.com .

QUALIFICATIONS Must be either a resident of Burlington County, work on a farm, at a farm market or be a member of a club/organization in Burlington County. Eligible clubs and organizations: • 4 -H • Future Farmers of America • Girl Scouts • Preservation of Agriculture in Burlington County Club (or organization) • Ecology or Land Preservation Club (or organization) • Horticulture/Gardening Club (or organization) • Home Arts Club (or organization) Must have completed her sophomore, junior or senior year in high school, or must have completed same homeschool level requirements.

REQUIREMENTS Must submit essay and application • Must submit two photographs for use in publicity before the fair . The photos must be headshots.

• Pageant rehearsal to be determined by director. You will need an escort such as a father, grandfather, brother, friend, etc.

The winner will be required to: • Make appearances at the 2019 Burlington County Farm Fair during July 16-20 • Make appearances during the 2019-2020 year at Farm Fair-related activities and events.

• Be present for the crowning of next year’s queen in July 2020.

AWARDS • Farm Fair Queen: $300 • First Runner-up: $100 • Second Runner-up: $50 (There Will be a Second Runner-Up Only If There Are More Than Four Contestants) • Essay Winner: $50 SUGGESTIONS FOR CONTESTANTS • Wear an appropriate summer dress, along with suitable jewelry.

• Makeup may be applied a little heavier than normal, and hair may be best worn in an “up-do,” since it can be very hot under stage lights.

• Wedged heels work best at the fair grounds and on stage.

• Try to smile and have fun, even if you are nervous.

• Remember to stand up straight to show good posture and poise.

• W hen answering questions from the master of ceremonies, take a second to think about your answer, then answer slowly and clearly. This will be your time to show your public speaking ability, personality and intelligence to the judges.

• Your talents and hobbies are just as important as your overall physical appearance. The question segment is your opportunity for you to shine for the judges, while politely bragging about your accomplishments!

• Even if you’re nervous, try to smile and have fun!

FUTURE FARM FAIR QUEEN

The Farm Fair is looking for girls between the ages of 5 and 13 years old to participate in the Future Farm Fair Queen parade!

The parade will take place on Wednesday, July 17 at 8:30 p.m.

All interested girls are asked to report to the North Show Tent. This is not a competition. All girls between the ages of 5 and 13 years old are welcome!

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BURLINGTON COUNTY FARM FAIR | MAJOR EVENTS OPEN DAIRY COW SHOW

The Open Dairy Cow Show will take place on Saturday, July 20 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Host/show chairperson is Trista Bond.

Interested individuals must fill out an entry form.

RULES • The Burlington County Open Dairy Show is open to all persons 24 years of age and under as of Jan. 1.

• There are no requirements to be a member of any organization to participate.

• Overnight herdsmen are available. No one under the age of 15 will be permitted to stay overnight. All minors must be chaperoned by one adult. This can be worked out as a group.

• A nimal must be a dairy cow breed and not necessarily purebred. May be grade identified or registered purebred.

• Classes will be separated per breed and age bracket.

• A ll health requirements must be met and in compliance with the New Jersey Division of Animal Health recommendations for New Jersey Fairs, Shows and Sales. All animals must be free from any infectious or contagious disease.

• A valid Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI), signed by an accredited New Jersey Veterinarian, must accompany all native New Jersey Animals. The CVI must indicate that all animals of the species to be exhibited on the exhibitor’s premises have been observed by a veterinarian and found to be free of any signs of infectious or contagious diseases. The official New Jersey Certificate of Veterinarian Inspection is valid for 30 days in New Jersey.

• Out-of-state cattle: Cattle originating from other states must be accompanied by an official interstate Certificate of Veterinary Inspection in compliance with New Jersey’s import regulations.

• A ll domestic animals requiring CVI for exhibition must be individually identified by one of the acceptable methods, and it must be listed on the health certificate. If any other identification is present, it must be listed on the health certificate. The CVI will be checked by the veterinarian on call at the Farm Fair prior to unloading.

• A ll animals must be current on rabies vaccination, and proof of vaccination by a veterinarian must be provided.

• Each animal must be a member of a tuberculosis and brucellosis free herd.

• It is recommended that all entries be inoculated against BVD, IBR, PI3, and Bovine Respiratory Syncytial Virus.

Consult your veterinarian.

• In the event that an entry comes down with an illness while on the grounds, the on-premise veterinarian will evaluate the condition of the animal. If the veterinarian determines the animal is unfit to remain, the animal will need to be removed from the grounds.

• Ribbons will be awarded to all placings.

• Trophies and rosettes will be awarded to Junior Champion, Senior Champion, and Grand Champion of all breeds.

• Showmanship is open to all exhibitors.

To qualify, the exhibitor must show an animal in a type or confirmation class previously in the day.

• Showmanship classes will be separated according to age. Proof of age may be required; driver’s license or copy of a birth • Youth exhibitors will have an opportunity to participate in a daily milking contest at the fair. Prior registration for the event is necessary (sign up form will be added).

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• Make checks out to: Burlington County Farm Fair (Memo: Open Dairy Show).

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BURLINGTON COUNTY FARM FAIR | TUESDAY 7/16 OPENING CEREMONIES

In keeping with our annual tradition, the Farm Fair’s opening ceremony will take place in the fair’s North Tent at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday with a performance and singing of the National Anthem by area entertainer Scott Gager.

Visitors will also be greeted by representatives of various fair events, and groups such as the Boy Scouts of America, Burlington County Chapter, the Future Farmers of America and the Burlington County 4-H Program.

Officers and trustees will then assemble for the Pledge of Allegiance and Springfield

Mayor Denis McDaniel, the fair’s official host, will join other local government leaders to give visitors a “country welcome.”

Also on hand to greet fairgoers will be the newly chosen Junior and Senior Equestrians of the Year and other luminaries including the state’s 2019 “Agricultural Fair Ambassador,” Lianna Bonacorsi, and outgoing Farm Fair Queen Danielle Klaus and her court.

On opening night, for the first time at the fairgrounds, the farm fair will have a fireworks show by Pyrotecnico. The fireworks show begins at 9 p.m., weather permitting.

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• NJ STATE FFA TRACTOR DRIVING CONTEST (Tractor Pull Arena) 4 p.m.

• 4-H EXHIBITS OPEN

• COMMERCIAL EXHIBITS OPEN TO PUBLIC

• HOME ARTS & CRAFTS TENT OPENS 4:30 p.m.

• AMUSEMENT RIDES OPEN – WRISTBAND SPECIAL - $30!

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• SUE WEE FLYING PIG RACES (Located Near Dining Pavilion) 6 p.m.-10 p.m. • BEEP BEEP THE CLOWN (Flag Pole Area) 6:30 p.m.

• MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT–SCOTT GAGER (North Show Tent)

• SJ HOT AIR BALLOON LAUNCH DAILY (Front Field, Weather Permitting)

• WESTAMPTON MARTIAL ARTS DEMONSTRATION (Field Area) 7 p.m.

• SUE WEE FLYING PIG RACES (Near Dining Pavilion) 7 p.m.- 9 p.m. • WINNING WAGGERS 4-H DOG CLUB EXHIBITION (South Show Tent) 7:30 p.m.

• MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT – THE WOODSHOP BAND (Dining Pavilion) 7:30 p.m.

• FARM FAIR OPENING CEREMONIES (North Show Tent) 8:30 p.m.

• SUE WEE FLYING PIG RACES (Near Dining Pavilion)

• HOME ARTS & CRAFTS TENT CLOSES 9 p.m.

• BETTER MILKING CONTEST (Milking Tent)

• MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT– SCOTT GAGER (North Show Tent) • FIREWORKS BY PYROTECNICO 10 p.m.

• 4-H EXHIBITS CLOSE 11 p.m.

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BURLINGTON COUNTY FARM FAIR | WEDNESDAY 7/17 The longest running farm fair event since the fair’s inception in 1947, and one of its most anticipated, is the Farm Fair Queen Contest.

This event held on the second night of the fair (Wednesday), traditionally draws young women who have an interest in the preservation of agriculture in Burlington County.

The queen-elect must be entering either her junior or senior year in high school or its equivalent in a home-school program. Contestants are judged on poise, stage presence and the ability to express themselves verbally, based on their answers to an essay question which is judged at a time other than the evening of the contest.

The queen’s duties are to serve as the official hostess of the fair and to visit all parts of it during the week.

Anthony’s Jewelers of Palmyra has been a long-time supporter of the contest and provides not only the crown, but gifts for the queen and her court. Trustees Coles Roberts, Larry Cauffman and Bob Benedict serve as the queen’s official drivers in various county parades during the year. Emcee Paul Pestritto has been running the contest and announcing the queen since 1996.

In addition, the queen is eligible to compete in the State Agricultural Contest in which the winner represents the state at all county farm fair events. The outgoing queen returns each year to crown her successor. Each queen is expected to complete a “give back” project for the fair. This can be in the form of visiting schools to promote the fair in the spring, or a project that the queen comes up with and runs by the contest director, Jamie Padulese, who is a former queen herself.

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• DRAFT HORSE PULL REGISTRATION (Tractor Pull Arena) 4 p.m.

• COMMERCIAL EXHIBITS OPEN TO PUBLIC

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• HOME ARTS & CRAFTS TENT OPENS 4:30 p.m.

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• BUBBLE BALL GAMES OPEN (Special Events Arena) 5 p.m.

• ANTIQUE TRACTOR, FARM EQUIPMENT AND GARDEN TRACTOR PARADE

• SUE WEE FLYING PIG RACES (Near Dining Pavilion)

• 4-H HORSE CHALLENGE OF THE CLUBS (Horse Arena) [Results: BCHORSEADVISORY.com] 6 p.m.

• DRAFT HORSE PULL (Tractor Pull Arena) 6 p.m.-10 p.m. • BEEP BEEP THE CLOWN (Flag Pole Area) 6:30 p.m.

• CHILDREN’S TRACTOR PULL REGISTRATION (Northeast Corner Tent)

• MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT—JIM SKANES (North Show Tent)

• SJ HOT AIR BALLOON LAUNCH (Front Field, Weather Permitting) 7 p.m.

• CHILDREN’S TRACTOR PULL CONTEST (Northeast Corner Tent)

• REGISTRATION FOR MEN’S SPIKE DRIVING CONTEST (Special Events Area)

• REGISTRATION FOR WOMEN’S SKILLET THROW (Special Events Area)

• SUE WEE FLYING PIG RACES (Near Dining Pavilion) 7 p.m.-9 p.m. • BURLINGTON COUNTY KENNEL CLUB’S DOG EXHIBITION (South Show Tent) 7:30 p.m.

• MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT—JOSH HOLLAND (Dining Pavilion)

• MEN’S SPIKE DRIVING CONTEST AND WOMEN’S SKILLET THROW (Special Events Area)

• MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT—EMMA AND PAUL STREET (North Show Tent) 8:30 p.m.

• SUE WEE FLYING PIG RACES(Near Dining Pavilion)

• HOME ARTS & CRAFTS TENT CLOSES

• FUTURE FARM FAIR QUEEN PARADE (North Show Tent) [Open to Girls Ages 5-13] 9 p.m.

• FARM FAIR QUEEN CONTEST (North Show Tent)

• BETTER MILKING CONTEST (Milking Tent) 10 p.m.

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For county 4-H members, exhibiting at the Farm Fair is a required activity—and an especially exciting one for the Cloggers, a 4-H dance troupe with about 40 members ranging in age from 5 to 18.

Since clogging has its roots in Appalachia, country music is the group’s prevalent genre, but they include some pop music routines in their repertoire, as well.

The Cloggers, who have been entertaining visitors at the fair since the 1980s, will perform at 7:30 p.m.

Thursday in the North Show Tent.

THURSDAY, JULY 18, 2019 SCHEDULE 8 a.m.

• OPEN DRESSAGE HORSE SHOW (Horse Arena) [Results: BCHORSEADVISORY.com] 10 a.m.

• CHILDREN’S DAY AT THE FAIR! [Until 4 p.m.]

• 4-H EXHIBITS OPEN, ANIMAL TENTS OPEN

• FARMER FOR A DAY OPEN WITH LIVE ANIMAL PRESENTATIONS

• CHILDREN’S PHOTO OP CENTER [Sponsored by Burlco Board of Ag Women’s Committee] 12 p.m.

• SUE WEE FLYING PIG RACES (Near Dining Pavilion)

• COWBOY LARRY ENTERTAINMENT (Dining Pavilion) 1 p.m.

• 4H ALUMNI CELEBRATION (North Show Tent) 4 p.m.

• HOME ARTS & CRAFTS TENT OPENS

• COMMERCIAL TENTS OPEN

• COWBOY LARRY ENTERTAINMENT (Touring the Fairgrounds) 4:30 p.m.

• AMUSEMENT RIDES OPEN

• BUBBLE BALL GAMES OPEN (Special Events Area) 5 p.m.

• ANTIQUE TRACTOR, FARM EQUIPMENT AND GARDEN TRACTOR PARADE

• SUE WEE FLYING PIG RACES (Near Dining Pavilion) 6 p.m.

• ADULT TRACTOR PULL (Tractor Pull Arena)

• BURLINGTON COUNTY 4-H RECOGNITION EVENT (North Show Tent) 6 p.m.-10 p.m. • BEEP BEEP THE CLOWN APPEARING (Flag Pole Area) 6:30 p.m.

• CHILDREN’S TRACTOR PULL REGISTRATION (Northeast Corner)

• SJ HOT AIR BALLOON LAUNCH DAILY (Front Field, Weather Permitting) 7 p.m.

• CHILDREN’S TRACTOR PULL CONTEST (Northeast Corner)

• REGISTRATION FOR MEN’S SPIKE DRIVING CONTEST (Special Events Area)

• REGISTRATION FOR WOMEN’S SKILLET THROW (Special Events Area)

• SUE WEE FLYING PIG RACES (Near Dining Pavilion) 7 p.m.-9 p.m. • BURLINGTON COUNTY KENNEL CLUB’S DOG EXHIBITION (South Show Tent) 7:30 p.m.

• MEN’S SPIKE DRIVING CONTEST AND WOMEN’S SKILLET THROW (Special Events Area)

• MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT—BEAR CAVE TOWER (Dining Pavilion)

• BURLINGTON COUNTY 4-H CLOGGERS (North Show Tent) 8:30 p.m.

• SUE WEE FLYING PIG RACES – (Near Dining Pavilion)

• HOME ARTS & CRAFTS TENT CLOSES 9 p.m.

• MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT—WARM HEARTED COUNTRY BAND (North Show Tent)

• BETTER MILKING CONTEST (Milking Tent) 10 p.m.

• 4-H EXHIBITS CLOSE 11 p.m.

• FARM FAIR CLOSES

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• ANTIQUE TRACTOR, FARM EQUIPMENT AND GARDEN TRACTOR PARADE

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• CHILDREN’S TRACTOR PULL REGISTRATION (Northeast Corner)

• SJ HOT AIR BALLOON LAUNCH (Front Field, Weather Permitting) 7 p.m.

• CHILDREN’S TRACTOR PULL CONTEST

• SUE WEE FLYING PIG RACES (Near Dining Pavilion)

• REGISTRATION FOR MEN’S SPIKE DRIVING CONTEST (Special Events Area)

• REGISTRATION FOR WOMEN’S SKILLET THROW (Special Events Area) 7:15 p.m.

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• MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT—YESTERDAY ONCE MORE BAND (Dining Pavilion)

• MEN’S SPIKE DRIVING CONTEST AND WOMEN’S SKILLET THROW (Special Events Area) 9 p.m.

• COLUMBUS BAPTIST CHURCH WORSHIP BAND (North Show Tent)

• SUE WEE FLYING PIG RACES (Near Dining Pavilion)

• HOME ARTS & CRAFTS TENT CLOSES

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BURLINGTON COUNTY FARM FAIR | SATURDAY 7/20 FFA DAIRY HANDLERS COMPETITION

Members of the New Jersey Future Farmers of America Association (FAA) will come from all over the state with their dairy cows to compete with each other on how they show their cows in an “open

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Also, in the morning of this day will be a Cloverbud Game Show, or a horse show, for 4-H members in grades K-3.

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• OPEN CLOVERBUD GAME SHOW GR K -3 (Horse Arena) [Results: BCHORSEADVISORY.com] 8:30 a.m.

• FFA DAIRY HANDLERS COMPETITION (South Show Tent) 10 a.m.-3 p.m. • OPEN DAIRY COW SHOW (South Show Tent) 1 p.m.

• “KISS THE PIG” CONTEST, FOLLOWED BY 4-H SMALL ANIMAL CLUB AWARD PRESENTATIONS (North Show Tent)

• COMMERCIAL EXHIBITS OPEN TO PUBLIC

• 4-H EXHIBITS OPEN TO PUBLIC

• HOME ARTS & CRAFTS TENT OPENS 1 p.m.-4 p.m. • AMUSEMENT RIDES [All Rides Reduced by One Ticket] 3 p.m.

• ACT 2 – 4H CLUB DRAMA PRESENTATION (North Show Tent) 4:30 p.m.

• BUBBLE BALL GAMES OPEN DAILY DURING FAIR HOURS! (Special Events Area) 5 p.m.

• ANTIQUE TRACTOR, FARM EQUIPMENT AND GARDEN TRACTOR PARADE

• SUE WEE FLYING PIG RACES (Near Dining Pavilion)

• SENIOR GAMES—GRADE 9 to ADULT (Horse Arena) [Results: BCHORSEADVISORY.com] 6 p.m.

• ADULT TRACTOR PULL (Tractor Pull Arena) 6 p.m.-10 p.m. • BEEP BEEP THE CLOWN (Flag Pole Area) 6:30 p.m.

• CHILDREN’S TRACTOR PULL REGISTRATION (Northeast Corner)

• SJ HOT AIR BALLOON LAUNCH DAILY (Front Field, Weather Permitting) 7 p.m.

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• CHILDREN’S TRACTOR PULL CONTEST (Northeast Corner)

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• REGISTRATION FOR WOMEN’S SKILLET THROW—FINALS (Special Events Area)

• SUE WEE FLYING PIG RACES (Near Dining Pavilion) 7:30 p.m.

• MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT—THE GROUSER GIRLS (Dining Pavilion)

• MEN’S SPIKE DRIVING CONTEST AND WOMEN’S SKILLET THROW FINALS (Special Events Area) 8:30 p.m.

• SUE WEE FLYING PIG RACES (Near Dining Pavilion)

• MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT—BULLZEYE BAND (North Show Tent)

• HOME ARTS & CRAFTS TENT CLOSES

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1.75L

750ml

750ml

$19.99

$19.99

$30.99

$11.99

$19.99

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Dark Horse

Josh Cellars Chardonnay

Whispering Angel Rose

Root Out Root Beer Whiskey

Bota Box

Varietals

750ml

$8.99

750ml

750ml

Varietals

750ml

$12.99

$18.99

$19.99

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Josh Cellars Cabernet

Forever Young Rose

Barefoot

Yellow Tail

Woodbridge

750ml

750ml

Varietals

1.5L

Varietals

3L $19.99

Varietals

1.5L

1.5L

$13.99

$11.99

$11.99

$11.99

$11.99

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Shamong • 1004 Route 206 (8 Miles South of Red Lion Circle) • 609-268-0425 Family Owned Business Since 2009 • Open 7 Days A Week

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WINNER FORD OF CHERRY HILL

2019 FORD SUPER DUTY F-250 4x4, single rear wheel, 6.2L Gas

2019 FORD SUPER DUTY F-250

2019 FORD E-350 CUTAWAY

4x4, single rear wheel, 6.2L Gas

4x2, dual rear wheel, 6.2L Gas, 14’ Dura Cube

*Stock# E50015 Includes all available rebates Including trade assist. See dealer for complete details.

Expires 7/30/19.

*Stock# E70716 Includes all available rebates including trade assist. See dealer for complete details.

Expires 7/30/19.

MSRP: $40,065

MSRP: $45,305

SALE PRICE: $35,120

SALE PRICE: $40,031

*Stock# C28514 Includes all available rebates including trade assist. See dealer for complete details.

Expires 7/30/19.

MSRP: $44,495

SALE PRICE: $39,180

2019 FORD SUPER DUTY F-350 4x4, dual rear wheel, 6.2L Gas

*Stock# E97383. Includes all available rebates.

See dealer for complete details. Expires 7/30/19.

MSRP: $51,878

SALE PRICE: $47,175

2019 FORD F-250

2019 FORD F-250

2019 FORD F-250

2018 FORD TRANSIT

4x4, single rear wheel, 6.2L Gas, 8’ Knapheid Utility Bed

4x4, dual rear wheel, 6.2L Gas, 8’ Reading Utility Body

4x4, single rear wheel, 6.2L Gas

4x2, single rear wheel, 3.7L Gas

*Stock# D96568 Includes all available rebates Including trade assist. See dealer for complete details.

Expires 7/30/19.

*Stock# E60377 Includes all available rebates Including trade assist. See dealer for complete details.

Expires 7/30/19.

MSRP: $51,820

MSRP: $52,240

SALE PRICE: $46,546

SALE PRICE: $46,995

*Stock# E60389 Includes all available rebates Including trade assist. See dealer for complete details.

Expires 7/30/19.

*Stock# B12991 Includes all available rebates Including trade assist. See dealer for complete details.

Expires 7/30/19.

MSRP: $55,240

MSRP: $37,895

SALE PRICE: $49,995

SALE PRICE: $31,335

250 BERLIN ROAD, CHERRY HILL, NJ • JUST OFF EXIT 32 (HADDONFIELD) OF 1-295 All prices exclude taxes, tags, applicable fees, and $389 doc fee. Subject to availability. Not applicable to previous sales. All off ffers f expire 6/30/2019. See dealer for complete details.