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Page 2 New Jersey State Fair/Sussex County Farm & Horse Show New Jersey Sunday Herald, July 31, 2011 Share your fun at the fair Are you going to the fair? The New Jersey State Fair Sussex County Farm and Horse Show unofficially kicks off Thursday with the Beulah Power Shower, where Beulah, an elephant who provides rides at the fair, will freshen up for the 10-day event. A complete story about Beulah’s good clean fun is on page 6. For many county residents, the fair is an old family tradition, dating back to when the event was held in Branchville. For others, it is a new tradition, maybe even a first-time visit this year. Upload your photos taken at the fair onto the fair page at www.njherald.com. But, whether familiar or new, we want to see pictures of your fun at the fair. During fair week, the New Jersey Herald will provide extensive coverage of people and events at the fair. Our website www.njherald.com, will include a page devoted solely to fair events, including photos, daily videos, stories, and results. A button will be on the web page for fairgoers to upload their photos from the fair, such as pictures of the kids petting animals at the petting zoo, getting up close to a cow or sheep, watching bees at work, readying for a horse show, riding the rides or enjoying a walk on the midway. The fair page will remain on the Herald website for two weeks after the fair, giving plenty of time for people to enjoy the sights and sounds of the fair through your eyes and ours. Also during fair week, the New Jersey Herald will provide extensive coverage of the fair in its newspaper as well. Your photos submitted to the website also could be published in the pages of the newspaper. So when packing for a day at the fair, remember to include your camera to record those moments that make you smile. And share them with us. We could use a smile, too. The New Jersey State Fair/Sussex County Farm and Horse Show opens Friday at 10 a.m. for fair-goers. The official opening ceremony is Friday at 6 p.m. in the Conservatory courtyard. The opening ceremony will honor fair volunteers who have passed — including Bert Cronk, Margaret Hait, Carol Pierson, Barbara Snook and Warren Welsh— and will recognize county resident Nate Shatoff , Herald file photo Alye Fonseca of Branchville and Alex Barkovitch of Blairstown, right, admire a rabbit in the small animal barn after grooming him at the fair last year. Fair opening ceremony to be held Friday president and founder of RELENTLESS Against Cancer, Inc. A luminary event will be held Aug. 13 at 7 p.m. to honor Shatoff and other cancer victims and survivors. The horse show ceremony is 5 p.m. Monday, Aug. 8, in the Horse Show Ring. The Snook Museum will be rededicated Friday at 5 p.m. in memory of Barbara and Jack Snook.
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