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♦ THE ItTN ANNUAL GEORGIA NATIONAL FAIR JOURNAL 2007
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The Wool Story
Miller-Murphy-Howard Building
Watch wool as it’s spun into yarn. How do
they get so many colors? Demonstrations:
Saturdays and Sundays, 12:00 p.m.-7:oo
p.m.; weekdays, 9:00 a.m.-7:oo p.m.
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Between New South Arena and Swine/
Sheep/Goat Barn #2
Watch the handler direct stock dogs to
herd sheep by voice commands and even by
, whistle! Demonstrations: 1:00 p.m.,
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more than just pets.
The Stock Dog
Esdr Bear’s Safety Tips Pbr Kids
( We all want to make this Fair the
most enjoyable, and memorable one for
§the kids, and we also want to make it as
safe as possible. Below are some helpful
safety tips to share with your little ones
M and for yourself.
• Remember where you parked!
Remember the Gate (North, East, South, West)
through which you entered the Fairgrounds.
• If lost, “Meet at the Tower.” Make sure to
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Midday at the Fair is a special time for senior citizens
(60 and older) at the Georgia National Fair. Avoid the
crowds and join us weekdays. Indulge in some traditional
Fair food, shop the McGill Marketplace, discover fine
arts in the Miller-Murphy-Howard Building, walk
through the youth exhibits in the Heritage Hall, explore
the wonders of the Georgia Living Program, and attend
livestock and horse shows. Then relax and enjoy some
free entertainment.
Special Fair Attractions for Seniors!!!
Everyday is senior Citizen Day!
• Free Circus
• Daily Free Entertainment
• Home and Fine Arts Competition
3:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m.
The Cotton Story
Tent south of Clock Tower
Cotton is a commodity everyone uses every
day.
The Georgia Grown Story
Heritage Hall
Many of Georgia’s commodities,
such as fruits, vegetables, nuts, /
plants, flowers, and wine, will be / *
showcased. This is a production
of the Georgia National Fair
and The University of Georgia /
Horticulture Department, in \
cooperation with the Georgia V
Department of Agriculture.
The Centennial Farm Story x -X.
Miller-Murphy-Howard Building \
Farms that have been around for at least
100 years give us a peek at the past. This
display offers a look at our heritage. x
Agriculture
tell little ones of this and show them where the
Tower is when you arrive.
• Use, the hand wash stations located
throughout the Fairgrounds to keep your
hands clean.
• Check Fair map for wheelchairs, phones,
rest rooms, and ATM locations.
• Please do not touch or feed ANY animal
(outside of the petting zoo).
• Baby Comfort Station located south of
• Horse and Livestock Shows
• Free Parking
• Fair Food
• Plenty of Benches
Admission: $7 per senior citizen; groups of
10 or more $6 each plus two free tickets (60 years
of age and older)
Senior Citizens’ Special: Concessions by Cox offers a
25% discount off food and beverages at the Peaches'n
Cream Case, Georgia National Restaurant, buffet in the
Miller-Murphy-Howard Building, and ice cream trailer
near the Georgia Living Center; weekdays, 9:00 a.m.-
4:00 p.m. only.
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the official judge. Learn what the ||
judge is looking for in each of
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See AGRKULTURE, pg 12
the Tower. Under this tent, parents can feed
babies, change diapers, and take a rest!
• Keep personal belongings on or near your
person, tucked tight inside any strollers or
baby bags.
«Always keep an eye on your children. Never
let them ride a ride alone unless they can ride
within your sight the entire time.
* Most importantly .have fun!