Paisley Fair

BBQ Beef Supper
Sunday, September 12th in the Palace (exhibit hall)
5:15pm - 7:00pm
Limited tickets are available so please purchase in advance
Call Gail Fullerton 353-5559 or Society Directors
Cost: $12.00 per adult, $6.00 for children 5 to 12, children under 5 free.
Please join us to wrap up our weekend of celebration!

Our Mandate

To organize and manage an agricultural fair that showcases and celebrates the rural life-style and values of Paisley and the surrounding community in a way that sponsors respectful competition and provides entertainment, education and fun for all.

Core Values

Planning

We believe in:

The importance of sharing responsibilities and helping each other
The need to reflect community interests and values through the displays, the activities, competitions and entertainment
The need to showcase and acknowledge the quality and diversity of our rural / urban heritage
The importance of thorough planning and fiscal responsibility through careful budgeting, the setting of fees, and the solicitation of sponsorships and in-kind donations
Planning in accordance with our constitution, appropriate policies and procedures and with health & safety as the first priority
Environmental friendliness

Friends, Family and Community

We believe in:

An event that is accessible, engaging and community driven
Celebrating with family and friends in a way that engenders pride in who we are and how we live
The importance of attracting a crowd that is intergenerational and yet equally satisfied with the experience as a whole

Competition

We believe in:

Creating a competitive atmosphere that is friendly, respectful, fun and fair
The need to arrange for knowledgeable, accredited and reputable judges that demonstrate fairness and integrity in all categories, and in all cases
Fostering pride and a genuine sense of accomplishment in all competitors

Education

We believe in:

The effectiveness of learning by doing
The fun of finding out about our past, and our present
Learning from the expertise in our community
The importance of reflecting and teaching community values & traditions

Entertainment

We believe in:

Providing variety that contributes to lots of fun and laughter
The importance of quality wholesome family entertainment that is inclusive, spirited and lots of fun
Arranging for quality amenities that make for an enjoyable experience at the fair
Entertainment activities that are as engaging as possible and provide lots to do

Paisley Agricultural Society 150th Anniversary History Book

This special historical memoir of the Agricultural Society was researched and written in 2006 and is still available for $10.00 by contacting Gail Fullerton, Secretary-Treasurer.

Wanted ~ Youth Volunteers

The Paisley Agricultural Society has several interesting, responsible and engaging jobs that need to be done on Saturday, September 11th and Sunday, September 12th . This would be a great opportunity to obtain required High School Volunteer hours.

Please call Gail Fullert 353-5559 for more information.

To find out more information about the Fair or the Agricultural Society:

	Gail Fullerton Secretary-Treasurer Phone: 519-353-5559 E-mail: gailf@bmts.com	Lyoyd Holbrook President Phone: 519-353-5786 E-mail: holbrook@bmts.com
	Various committee chair people are listed under Our People on this site. For a complete listing of competitions available for participation, please see Exhibitor Prize Book Hopefully this website will answer many of your questions!

	See you at the Fair!!

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	The Paisley Agricultural Society is proud to host the 154th Fall Fair in 2010. Paisley is located in the heart of Bruce County, with the fairgrounds located along the beautiful Saugeen River. We extend a warm invitation to you and your family to join us. The Paisley Agricultural Society is a non-profit organization run by volunteers, who work very hard each year to put on the Fair. The Fair consists of all types of competitions for all ages in baking, flowers, preserves, quilts, crafts, fruits and vegetables, plus added children’s competitions for pets and decorated bicycles. We have 4-H shows in beef, dairy and saddle horses and an extensive draft horse show covering several breeds. The agricultural focus of the fair is also an opportunity for our urban families to connect with rural living. The Society continues to work hard to make changes to our Fair in order to make it informative, educational and fun for families and all who attend. Change and a willingness to be innovative has been a critical part of our past success, as we continue to evolve and improve our event.

	Our Ambassador for 2009-2010 is Fawn Meyer. She was crowned at opening ceremonies prior to the 2009 fair and will continue to represent the fair until Sept. 11th, 2010. For more information about the Ambassador competition, eligibility and opportunities, see Our People and refer to Ambassador.

	The 2010 Fall Fair will be primarily during the evening of Saturday, September 11th and the main fair day is all day Sunday, September 12th. Please refer to the 2010 Schedule of Events to plan your visit to the fair. Admission Prices Saturday evening is free Sunday (gates open at 8am) Adults $6.00 High School Students $2.00 Public School Students free