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Poultry Days
Releases Theme Art
Poultry Days released Theme Art this week for their 65th annual Poultry
Days. The 2016 theme is “A Salute to the American Farmer”
recognizing the hard working farmers and agricultural businesses that
keep our poultry and agriculture tradition alive.
In celebration of our 65th Anniversary, the Poultry Days Board of
Directors extends an invitation to all past Poultry Days Miss Chicks,
Little Miss Poultry Days and Poultry Days Festival Chairmen to
participate in the Grand Parade. The Grand Parade will be held
Saturday June 11th at 11: a.m. We would be honored by your
presence. Floats have been organized and we only need your
presence! Please RSVP by May 1, 2016 to: Versailles Poultry Days,
PO Box 108, Versailles, OH 45380 or
chairman@versaillespoultrydays.com. Please include your updated
address and email. The day of the festival meet the
Versailles Fire Dept. at the corner of Steffin and E. Main Streets by
10:30 a.m. and they will direct you to the staging area. The
Poultry Days festival has enjoyed 65 years of success due to your
efforts. Please allow us to show our appreciation.
Poultry Days is working to assemble information on past
festivals. We are looking for pictures of the following Miss
Chicks from their crowning festival: 1953 Linda Weherley of Arcanum,
1956 Judy Reeser of Bradford, 1957 Janie Sharp of Minster, 1958 Karen
Earhart of Ludlow Falls, 1961 Pat Rudy of Covington, 1963 Diane
Thompson of Franklin-Monroe, 1965 Jane Ernst of Ft Loramie, 1979 Dana
McKibben of Franklin-Monroe, 1985 Jody Lutz of Franklin-Monroe, and
1994 Carrie Armstrong of Versailles. We are also looking for
copies of the 1953, 1955 and 1958 Poultry Days Programs. Lastly
we are looking for any information regarding Honorary Parade Marshals
for 1958-1972, 1974 or 1975. If you can share any of this
information or other pre-1970 Poultry Days photographs, please contact
Eric Stachler at estachler@roadrunner.com or (419)233-0159.
The 65th annual festival will be held June 10, 11, and 12th in
Versailles Ohio. One of Ohio’s oldest festivals, this event
celebrates the area’s poultry producing history as well as its sense of
community. The board welcomes everyone to come enjoy the
festival. Registration information for the parade and other
festival events will be posted as available at
www.versaillespoultrydays.com
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