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2015 Chelsea Community Fair: What’s happening on Friday, Aug. 28

File photo. The crowds arrive early and in large numbers for the doors to open at Ladies Day.
File photo. The crowds arrive early and in large numbers for Ladies Day.

By Elizabeth Richardson

Friday, Aug. 28 is Ladies Day at the Chelsea Community Fair, so mark the date, be sure to set your alarm and get ready for a fun morning.

Gates open at 7 a.m. and registration is at 7:45 a.m. The program runs from 8:30-10:30 a.m.

Mary Tobin, Ladies Day superintendent, says that “insiders” know that they need to be in line well before registration time. In fact, the earlier the better, as the first 300 registrants (18 years and older) get goodie bags filled with lots of surprises.

When you get there, have an address label in hand to save time registering for a chance to win fabulous door prizes donated by a local merchants and businesses. The morning is filled with complimentary refreshments, entertainment, a fashion show and lots of laughter and fun.

If this will be your first time, Tobin promises you’ll be hooked — and it won’t be your last.

The 2015 fair queen candidates pose for a photo before a special teaIn the back from left to right is Alissa Trinkle, Emma Young, current Queen Amy Gilbert, Taylor Luckhardt, Kelsey Olberg. In the front row is Hanna Brodeur and Kylie Kuebler. held in their honor earlier this week.
The 2015 fair queen candidates pose for a photo. In the back from left to right is Alissa Trinkle, Emma Young, current Queen Amy Gilbert, Taylor Luckhardt, Kelsey Olberg. In the front row is Hanna Brodeur and Kylie Kuebler.

In addition, at 7 p.m. in the Multipurpose Arena, you’ll want to be on hand to watch the competition and see who will be named the 2015 Chelsea Community Fair Queen. There are six fabulous contestants vying for the title this year — three from Chelsea and three from Dexter.

And, if it’s tractor pulling that you enjoy, farm stock, speed-pull weight transfer sled classes begin at 7:30 p.m. in the Main Arena.

The horse show takes place all day and you can wander through the Merchant Barn and the Nature’s Creation of Life barn as well.

Rides open at 1 p.m.

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