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hall - Creative Writing
1. Open to adults 16 years and up.
2. Entries must be submitted to “Beachburg Fair Secretary”,
Box 157, Beachburg, ON K0J 1C0, postmarked by July 4, 2008.
3. Judging will be done prior to the fair and contestants
must be willing to have their entries on display in the Exhibition
Hall July 25 to 27.
4. 1st and 2nd place winning entries will be published in
The Cobden Sun.
5. Stories and poems must be original and unpublished.
6. The author’s name, address and phone number must
be included on the front page buy must not appear on the story
or poem itself. Please include the title on the front page
as well.
7. Entries must be written in English on a computer or typewriter,
preferably double spaced, and the total word count or (poetry
lines) printed on the front page.
8. Entries are limited to one per person per class. An entry
fee of $2 for a single entry, $4 flat fee (max) for multiple
entries, payable to Beachburg Agricultural Society, must accompany
entries. A short written judge’s critique will be given
for each entry.
9. Judging will be done by a qualified judge. No names or
identifying features are to be on the entries. Each entry
will be given a number by the secretary and this well be revealed
only after the judging is completed. The decision will be
final.
10. Prize money can be picked up at the Secretary’s
office on Sunday,or will be mailed.
Committee
Chairperson - Heather Campbell (613)582-3257
Eleanor McLaughlin, Jean Robinson
Class
49
Prize Money: $12, $10, $7, $4
Short Story: Fiction or non-fiction; maximum 2000 words. Open
topic.
Class
50
Prize Money: $12, $10, $7, $4
A Poem: Minimum 12 lines, maximum 42 lines.
Topic: Serious or humorous poem involving sheep/lambs.
Class
51
Prize Money: $12, $10, $7, $4
A Story for Children: Minimum 1000 words
Targeted age: 6 to 12 years
Story is to involve a pet.
Class
52
Prize Money: $12, $10, $7, $4
An Essay: Choose a person from your community and expound
on their contributions to the community. Maximum 2000 words
Class
53
Prize Money: $15, $10, $7, $4
An Acrostic story starting with : All night long, as I counted
sheep...
The story must have 26 sentences that tell a full story (beginning,
middle and end) using the sequence of the English Alphabet
to start each sentence (2nd sentence starts with B, 3rd with
C, etc.) Please write in paragraph form as you would for any
story.
Photography
| Arts & Crafts | Scrapbooking
| Needlecraft
| Flowers
| Junior Art
4-H Achievement Program |
Culinary Arts | Roots and Vegetables
| Woodworking
Grains, Seeds, Corn and Commercial
Hay | Creative Writing
| Women's Institute
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Financial Examiners: Barbara Teske,
Gail Vereyken
Gate: Beachburg Lions Club
Booth: Marilyn Sommerville
Dining Hall: Sherry Hawthorne
Maintenance: Earl Farnel, Bob Farnel,
Ron Lowe
Veterinarian: Dr. Andres Aadoson
Sound Technician: Steve Vokey
Advertising: Patricia Stephen
Entertainment: Barry Stephen
Office: Kim Quast
Bar Committee: Brenda Byce
Historical Committee: Muriel Fletcher,
Dorothy MacGregor, Maureen Philippe, Christine Reaburn
Children’s Program: Danielle
Berry
Sheep Show: Dave MacKay
Horse Drawing: Adrian Vereyken
Beef Cattle: Sherrie Mackay, Jackie
MacGregor, Nathan Latchford
Dairy Cattle: Lloyd Robinson
Pet Show: Lorna Farnel
Grains, Seeds, Corn & Commercial Hay:
Larry Reaburn
Roots & Vegetables: Christine
Reaburn
Flowers: Kathy Hiderman
Culinary Arts: Marilyn Labow &
Diane Lowe
Fair Book: Robyn Hader
Needlecraft: Verla Robinson
Arts and Crafts: Marilyn Robinson
Photography: Patricia Stephen
Woodworking: Kirk Keller
Beachburg Junior Fair: Debbie Knechtel
School Fair: Heather Campbell
Scrapbooking: Jody Kitson-Roy
Creative Writing: Heather Campbell
Website: Robyn Hader
Concessions & Vendors: Terra
Quast
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