| CANE HILL HARVEST FESTIVAL |
September 20-21, 2008
FREE ADMISSION AND ENTERTAINMENT
SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES:
7:00 A.M. TO 10:00 A.M. - All-you-can-eat country breakfast
Menu: Bacon, sausage, eggs, hash browns, gravy, biscuits home made
apple butter. ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT!!
SATURDAY PARADE AT 10 A.M.
Featuring antique vehicles including a 4-hitch mule team
pulling an authentic stagecoach courtesy of Rodeo of the
Ozarks and Garrett Lewis, Chief Meteorologist, Channel 5 KFSM.
The parade is greatly expanded this year with a new parade route to be
announced. The new Ms. Cane Hill Harvest Festival will have a special
float in the parade. There will be antique cars and tractors, equines and
many other sights to delight parade watchers.
Kids are invited to ride their bikes with Garrett Lewis in the parade.
There will be a prize for the best decorated bike.
We are very excited about the addition of a "LITTLE RED WAGON"
section in the parade. Small children are invited (along with parents) to
decorate their little red wagons and enter the parade contest. PRIZES
WILL BE AWARDED. For information about the kids and their wagons
contact T. A. Sampson 479-824-8109.
10:00 A.M. - Vendor and craft booths open and FREE entertainment
begins.
Entertainment will feature the CHEROKEE NATIONAL YOUTH CHOIR
and will also include country and western, bluegrass and gospel music.
See demonstrations of sorghum making, apple butter and lye soap
making, butter churning and other craft demonstrations. There will also
be old fashioned hand cranked ice cream making demonstrations with
free tasting.
Historical skits, lectures and dancing provided by Washington County
Historical Society. They will also have genealogical information
available. The Cane Hill College Museum will be open both days during
the hours of the festival.
Get an authentic festival commemorative cancellation stamp from the
Old Post Office in the museum.
SATURDAY ONLY: Dutch Oven Cook-Off 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Learn
how to do Dutch oven cooking. Contest judging will be at 2 p.m.
Following judging there will be FREE tasting of the finished dishes
(donations appreciated). Tasting will begin at approximately 3:30 p.m.
Stagecoach rides will be available (fee applies)
CHILDREN'S AREA NEW THIS YEAR
Will feature a pie eating contest (SUNDAY ONLY), look for money in a
haystack, Weather program by Garrett Lewis (SATURDAY ONLY), sack
races, pony rides (fee applies) and many other activities.
QUILT SHOW both days inside the college building.
Antique car and tractor shows.
Lunch from 10:00 a.m. To 2:00 p.m. Featuring homemade sandwiches
and cobblers to benefit the Cane Hill College Building Maintenance Fund.
A VIDEO OF CANE HILL HARVEST FESTIVAL COURTESY OF ELISSA
RENE, PRAIRIE GROVE, ARKANSAS. CLICK HERE
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
Ron or Doris Williams 479-824-3924
FREE ADMISSION AND ENTERTAINMENT
SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES:
7:00 A.M. TO 10:00 A.M. - All-you-can-eat country breakfast
Menu: Bacon, sausage, eggs, hash browns, gravy, biscuits home made
apple butter. ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT!!
SATURDAY PARADE AT 10 A.M.
Featuring antique vehicles including a 4-hitch mule team
pulling an authentic stagecoach courtesy of Rodeo of the
Ozarks and Garrett Lewis, Chief Meteorologist, Channel 5 KFSM.
The parade is greatly expanded this year with a new parade route to be
announced. The new Ms. Cane Hill Harvest Festival will have a special
float in the parade. There will be antique cars and tractors, equines and
many other sights to delight parade watchers.
Kids are invited to ride their bikes with Garrett Lewis in the parade.
There will be a prize for the best decorated bike.
We are very excited about the addition of a "LITTLE RED WAGON"
section in the parade. Small children are invited (along with parents) to
decorate their little red wagons and enter the parade contest. PRIZES
WILL BE AWARDED. For information about the kids and their wagons
contact T. A. Sampson 479-824-8109.
10:00 A.M. - Vendor and craft booths open and FREE entertainment
begins.
Entertainment will feature the CHEROKEE NATIONAL YOUTH CHOIR
and will also include country and western, bluegrass and gospel music.
See demonstrations of sorghum making, apple butter and lye soap
making, butter churning and other craft demonstrations. There will also
be old fashioned hand cranked ice cream making demonstrations with
free tasting.
Historical skits, lectures and dancing provided by Washington County
Historical Society. They will also have genealogical information
available. The Cane Hill College Museum will be open both days during
the hours of the festival.
Get an authentic festival commemorative cancellation stamp from the
Old Post Office in the museum.
SATURDAY ONLY: Dutch Oven Cook-Off 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Learn
how to do Dutch oven cooking. Contest judging will be at 2 p.m.
Following judging there will be FREE tasting of the finished dishes
(donations appreciated). Tasting will begin at approximately 3:30 p.m.
Stagecoach rides will be available (fee applies)
CHILDREN'S AREA NEW THIS YEAR
Will feature a pie eating contest (SUNDAY ONLY), look for money in a
haystack, Weather program by Garrett Lewis (SATURDAY ONLY), sack
races, pony rides (fee applies) and many other activities.
QUILT SHOW both days inside the college building.
Antique car and tractor shows.
Lunch from 10:00 a.m. To 2:00 p.m. Featuring homemade sandwiches
and cobblers to benefit the Cane Hill College Building Maintenance Fund.
A VIDEO OF CANE HILL HARVEST FESTIVAL COURTESY OF ELISSA
RENE, PRAIRIE GROVE, ARKANSAS. CLICK HERE
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
Ron or Doris Williams 479-824-3924
WE WISH TO THANK OUR SPONSORS FOR THEIR GENEROUS DONATIONS WHICH WILL MAKE THE CANE HILL
HARVEST FESTIVAL SUCCESSFUL. THE CANE HILL HARVEST FESTIVAL IS THE PRIMARY SOURCE OF FUNDS FOR
UPKEEP AND MAINTENANCE OF THE CANE HILL COLLEGE BUILDING AND GROUNDS.
SPONSORS & DONORS:
Simmons First Bank - Lincoln, AR
Simmons First Bank - Prairie Grove, AR
Arvest Bank - Lincoln, AR
Double J Farm and Home - Lincoln, AR
J & B Auto Repair - Prairie Grove, AR
Latco - Lincoln, AR
Williams Tractor Supply - Fayetteville, AR
Bank of Fayetteville - Prairie Grove, AR
Prairie Grove Telephone Company - Prairie Grove, AR
Luginbuel Funeral Home - Prairie Grove, AR
Daniel Beaver, DDS, Lincoln, AR
Arkansas Eggs, Summers, AR
Benton County Foods, Siloam Springs, AR
Harps Food Stores - Lincoln, AR
Lowe's - Fayetteville, AR
A-1 Mini-Storage - Lincoln, AR
Ranalli Farms Feed & Tack/Kiefer Built Trailers & Equipment - Tontitown, AR
Whitworx Fine Metal Finishing - Lincoln, AR
Tyson Foods, Inc., Springdale, AR
Chicken Holler, Farmington, AR
A to Z, Alma, AR
Leming & Son Trucking, Inc., Lincoln, AR
The Pepsi Bottling Group, Springdale, AR
Ozark Mountain Smokehouse, Farmington, AR
Country Veterinary Services - Farmington, AR
Lincoln Veterinary Clinic, Inc, Lincoln, AR
Poor Man's Auto Parts, Lincoln, AR
All donations, both large and small are deeply appreciated .
HARVEST FESTIVAL SUCCESSFUL. THE CANE HILL HARVEST FESTIVAL IS THE PRIMARY SOURCE OF FUNDS FOR
UPKEEP AND MAINTENANCE OF THE CANE HILL COLLEGE BUILDING AND GROUNDS.
SPONSORS & DONORS:
Simmons First Bank - Lincoln, AR
Simmons First Bank - Prairie Grove, AR
Arvest Bank - Lincoln, AR
Double J Farm and Home - Lincoln, AR
J & B Auto Repair - Prairie Grove, AR
Latco - Lincoln, AR
Williams Tractor Supply - Fayetteville, AR
Bank of Fayetteville - Prairie Grove, AR
Prairie Grove Telephone Company - Prairie Grove, AR
Luginbuel Funeral Home - Prairie Grove, AR
Daniel Beaver, DDS, Lincoln, AR
Arkansas Eggs, Summers, AR
Benton County Foods, Siloam Springs, AR
Harps Food Stores - Lincoln, AR
Lowe's - Fayetteville, AR
A-1 Mini-Storage - Lincoln, AR
Ranalli Farms Feed & Tack/Kiefer Built Trailers & Equipment - Tontitown, AR
Whitworx Fine Metal Finishing - Lincoln, AR
Tyson Foods, Inc., Springdale, AR
Chicken Holler, Farmington, AR
A to Z, Alma, AR
Leming & Son Trucking, Inc., Lincoln, AR
The Pepsi Bottling Group, Springdale, AR
Ozark Mountain Smokehouse, Farmington, AR
Country Veterinary Services - Farmington, AR
Lincoln Veterinary Clinic, Inc, Lincoln, AR
Poor Man's Auto Parts, Lincoln, AR
All donations, both large and small are deeply appreciated .
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