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Pei ets Clm Well, the Fal


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wrapped up!. O


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and we wrap up with 5 in No- ve


mber!


If you’re feeling lik


provides you lots of opporuni- ties.


e visiting a F ir, Fall t


a


It’s a great time to enj y the wonderf


o


some great Fair food at a number of th css


our Florida F irs and of c urse touc wh


e ionaies wh a


r h bas o pe sinc e your l s e with ol d fiend r


o s


rhaps you haven’t seen at Fair. An


d it’s


always an opportunity to find some new idea th wh YO


at is just


at you’re looking for at UR Fair!


Tat th h oug t about seeing ol h


e wonderf at th


is indusry provides to


ul little bene s t


fit is n you the n yo d


friends reminds me of one of th th


us. Think about it for a mi- nute……if your time in th business has give


Sate or pe


opportunity to visit other Fairs t


/


Fairgrounds aroun rhaps give


d our


opportunity to network wit fols fok rm other Fairs at one


u mmer Work shops, then


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of our Federation conventions or S


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ul Fall weather, enj y ny o


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tober l see l


da Fairs tak


unty Fair and Northwest Florida Fair are alre


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this c lumn both the Ba r C


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rsdn’ ou n l Forida F ir sea-


Florida Federation of Fairs & Livestock Shows, Inc.


you’re in a somewh t uniq position of having “riends” in alm


a f


r


If you’re lik wh


whe, I suppose a knder way to say that is to sa t


o’ve been around f r a il


e some of us o


i y that if


you’re a Fair indusry vete th th


a r


United States! Tat is an amazing fac


y part of th h


t wh t ran, en you my be able to say


at you’ve got friends in al- most eve


for a minute to ponder t at fac. How many pe know th th


cstoms if you wil, to see wh


any number of c unties ad Sates c lebrate all of te cops, in eveyth ric of th


at different cm unitieo m o


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own Fair and we have th portunity to see th rece i wonderf


us is invole Americ


k w r f us ae at our e op-


t al bca e o hs ul eve t tat eac .th


an Agric ltural Fair!


is and expe- f t i


h of


vd in…. e Geat u


How lucy are we? I can’t ans er for you but I can t ll you t at on th


e h e towe


ose days,” all I h ve to do is remind mys lf how lucy I am to be workng in t e industry th


ca e Ivus ’e ju th


i


l on somethng be- st hd “oe on f a


i a e h at I’m in, and all of a sd- u


den, it’s a great Fair day in Florida again! G


e and see these Fall Fairs Ric k


t out teehr !


k


I’m about ready to th th


ose days wh row i


en n d


at opportunity in t eir li s? Te opportunity to experiec foods from diff u


at haven’t been gve h


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erent areas, l


s in n


ne ese great


en you pause h


ople do we i n ve


ue ost evey part of Florid a.


OFFICERS President


Rick Vymlatil CFE, South Florida Fair PO Box 210367


West Palm Beach, FL 33421-0367


Phone: 561-790-5207 Fax: 561-790-5210 rick@southfloridafair.com


First Vice President


Tom Umiker CFE, Greater Hillsborough County Fair Second Vice President


Felecia Chivington, Pensacola Interstate Fair Secretary/Treasurer


Dawn Rowe, Osceola County Fair Immediate Past President


Gayle Hart, Greater Jacksonville Ag Fair DIRECTORS


Paul Davis, Florida Strawberry Festival Wanda Jones, Columbia County Fair Shawn Krauel, Central Florida Fair


Albert Montes, Miami-Dade County Fair & Expo Bill Olson CFE, Greater Jacksonville Ag Fair Charles Pesano, Florida State Fair


David Viers CFE, Volusia County Fair Rhonda Ward, Collier County Fair


ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS


Justine O’Brien, O’Brien’s Food Enterprises Dennis Lee, The Dennis Lee Show


HONORARY DIRECTORS Danny Raulerson


Florida Dept. of Agriculture, Farmers Market Division


Frankie Hall, Florida Farm Bureau


EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Lisa Hinton CFE


In This Issue Associate Members (New and Returning)....................................... 43 Attorney’s Corner ............................................................................... 3 Board Meeting Notice ........................................................................ 1 Board of Directors .............................................................................. 2 Convention News ............................................................................. 10 Dream Trip .................................................................................. 15,16 Executive Director’s Message ........................................................... 3 Faircracker Advertising Rates ......................................................... 36 Federation News ......................................................................... 10,12 Federation Family ............................................................................ 35 FFEA Convention ............................................................................ 42 Florida Fair News ................................................... 17,19,20,23,24,25 Golf Tournament .............................................................................. 10 IAFE News ....................................................................................... 30 Important Dates ................................................................................. 3 Legislative Report ............................................................................ 27 Mission Statement ........................................................................... 44 NICA News ...................................................................................... 39 OABA Update .................................................................................. 38 President’s Message ......................................................................... 2 Remembering Those……… ............................................................ 36 Spotlight on our Associates ................................................... 34,37,41 Summer Workshop ...................................................................... 1,5,7 YPI ................................................................................................... 33 Zone II .............................................................................................. 29


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