Wednesday, September 6, 2006 · Page 8 Harrow Fair CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Good entertainment is what Anger considered to be a major draw for patrons this year. Singer-songwriter Michelle Wright graced the stage Friday night and country-styled singer George Fox followed the next night. Still, the staples of the annual event are what keep drawing people in year after year, Anger said. The 4-H Club held their "achievement day" by showcasing swine, beef, poultry, cattle and sheep. While competitions such as the roostercrowing contest, the pie-eating contest and the momcalling contest encouraged patrons to get involved. The parade on Saturday drew thick crowds along the streets of Harrow, with numerous floats travelling along and parade participants marching and waving to the sounds of the Kingsville-Essex Associated Band and the Johnny Brunetto Jazz Quartet. A full day of fun at the Fair Top Left: April Rocheleau, 8, hugs her friend Jena the cow at the 4-H Club Dairy Cattle exhibit. Top Right: Benjamin Buis, 6, checks his score after whacking a sledgehammer down onto the test plank. Bottom Left: Amy Rocheleau, 3, fires a squirt-gun at a target during the balloon race for a prize. Bottom Right: Joy Blonde, left, and Stephanie Cons, ride with the Chatham-Kent Canadian Cowgirls Rodeo Drill Team down Walnut Street in Harrow during the fair's annual parade. K OF C Reiss / Rehab Chiropractic & Massage Therapy DR. REISS WOULD LIKE TO WELCOME PICKEREL Friday, September 8th Use Entrance off Fairview Parking Lot Rear Entrance 1 pc. Fish 2nd Piece of Fish $5.00 Children's Meal (under 10) Hot Dog, Pop & Chips $2.50 Cabbage Rolls $10.00 $7.00 $8.00 CORRECTION A story that appeared in the Aug. 30 edition of the Essex Free Press incorrectly indicated that Councillor Peter Timmins paid his own way to the AMO Conference. The Town of Essex paid for Councillor Bill Caixeiro, Chief Administration Officer Wayne Miller, and Timmins to attend the conference. Holy Name of Jesus Hall Essex · 4:30-7:00 pm TAKE OUTS AVAILABLE DR. LUCAS SZCZEPANIK · Workers Compensation · Sports Related Injuries · Specializing in Low Back / Neck Rehab · Registered Massage Therapist · Laser Therapy · Rehabilitation / Exercise Therapy · Orthotic Therapy (Computer GaitScan) · Auto Accident Injuries · Arthritis / Tendonitis · Headache · Spinal Manipulation · Electrical Muscle Stimulation · Rehabilitation / Exercise Therapy · Ultrasound / Moist Heat Therapy NATIVE PLANT PROPAGATION WORKSHOP Our upcoming workshop is a great opportunity for anyone who has ever wanted to grow their own native trees, shrubs or wildflowers from seed. Through discussions, demonstrations and handouts you can learn how to collect, prepare and grow native seeds. This workshop begins with an indoor classroom component and continues with a series of practical outdoor seed gathering excursions. Whether you are considering growing native plants as a hobby or a business venture, this workshop is for you. Would you like to learn how to collect and grow your own native seeds? Now you can! · Automatic Distraction Table for Degenerative Spinal Conditions and Sciatica NOW OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK EVENING HOURS AVAILABLE (519) 776-7683 39 Maidstone Ave. E., Unit #6, Essex, ON. (Located just East of The Royal Bank) Seating is limited to the first 3O registrants. Call us at 259-24O7 to reserve your space Presented by The Naturalized Habitat Network of Essex County & Windsor Visit us at www.naturalizedhabitat.org Begins on Thursday, September 14 Registration is $25 per person