Fall Family Festival and Rubber Duckie RACE

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October 3, 2010 Fall Family Festival

2010 Licence #M 624692 2009 Winners 1st Prize ~ $1000 Mayor Dave Ryan, Pickering Pat Dunnill PMVF Chair and Mayor Ryan 2nd Prize ~ $500 Janine Balkissoon, Mississauga Janine and Suzanne Derome, PMVF Director and ticket seller. 3rd Prize ~ $250 M. Ross, Oshawa	free admission to Pickering Museum Village food, cotton candy, BBQ, corn roast, pumpkin carving, silent auction, various games, Rubber Duckie RACE and the farm fresh market from noon to 4:30 p.m. Barb Vranic, Kathie Kanele and Phyllis Quinton at the 2009 RACE finish line. Let the real winners step forth Although the popular event at Pickering Museum Village saw rain on and off throughout the day, over 1000 visitors came to celebrate at the Fall Family Festival. Event sponsor, Veridian, made it possible for free admission and parking for the many families attending what has become a favourite family tradition in Durham Region. PMV Foundation Chair, Pat Dunnill again came up with an amazing collection of auction, prize and raffle items, the most unusual was a Demetrios wedding dress from San Jude’s in Ajax, and the foundation introduced a new fundraising approach for this, on-line advance bidding. The 3rd Annual Rubber Duckie RACE, sponsored by Meridian Credit Union, Veridian, OPG and PineRidge Arts Council saw 993 yellow quackers floating down Duffins Creek on their way to the finish line. The lucky winners of the race were: first place duck adopted by Pickering’s Mayor Dave Ryan, second place J. Balkissoon, of Mississauga and third place was M. Ross of Oshawa. BUT the story doesn’t end there, Mayor Ryan chose to donate his $1000 windfall to St. Paul’s on-the-Hill Community Food Bank and PMV Foundation. Photo: Pat Dunnill, Chair of PMVF has a heart to heart talk with the RACE mascot. Download event flyer ~ 2009 Programme

Rubber Duckie 2009 RACE Sponsors


Fall Family Festival 2009 and Rubber Duckie RACE

2009 photos thank you to our 2009 event sponsor: Veridian Thank you to our 2009 activity sponsors: Coughlan Homes Marshall Homes The Miller Group Pickering Town Centre SmartCentres Pickering Brock Centre		Fall Family Festival 2009 ~ Sunday, October 4, noon to 4:30 p.m. … a favourite family tradition in the Region of Durham Pickering Museum Village Foundation members will be delighted update you on the restoration progress of the Brougham Central Hotel during the annual Fall Family Festival. While it may seem strange that this event is a fundraiser with free admission and free parking, it is sponsored by Veridian Corporation and features sponsored activities such as: Tumbles ‘n’ Toys family pumpkin carving (one pumpkin per family to carve on-site for the first 200). Gates open at noon and the event continues until 4:30 p.m. PineRidge Arts Council members Dorsey James, Anja Knuuttila, Susan Lindo and Gwen Williams will assist and demonstrate carving techniques. TRCA and the Red Cross will have booths with information. The Ajax Rug Hookers, the group that created the replica rug in the Miller-Cole House, will be on hand with sample rugs and tips on creating them. If you missed the 1916 Waterloo Steam Traction Engine this spring don't forget your camera to take a photo of "Princess". There is lots to see in the Steam Barn area. Returning by popular demand are free wagon rides and live music with Stepping in Tyme and Country Friends throughout the village. Heritage life-style demonstrations, food samples, children's pioneer games, and the amazing “Win-What-You-Want” raffle and silent auction will delight the child in all. New this year is an on-line auction for a Wedding gown. There will even be a fashion show. The third annual Rubber Duckie RACE in Duffins Creek will see the duckies at their post at 3:00 p.m. Adopt a duck for the race and you could win $1000! Tickets can be purchased in advance just check pmvf.ca for locations. They will also be available during the Festival and cost $5 each or $10 for three. CASH Prizes are $1000 for first duckie across the finish line, $500 for second and $250 for third. Pickering Museum Village is just off of Hwy #7, between Brock Road and Westney Road. For more information please contact the museum village cityofpickering.com/museum or at 905.683.8401. For how you can sponsor an event or help with the restoration of the Brougham Central Hotel, please call Patrick Dunnill at 905.839.4672. Event sponsor Veridian City Partnership, contact Katrina Pyke at 905.683.8401 Congratulations to lucky 2008 RACE ticket holders: 1st prize $1000 - Margaret Wilken, Pickering 2nd prize $500 - Pat Mead, Niagara Falls 3rd prize $250 - Leslie Long, Claremont 2008 Programme


Buildings of PMV: Beef Ring Barn \| Blacksmith/Wood Shop \| Bible Christian Chapel \|Claremont Bandstand \| Collins House Duffins Creek General Store \| Log Barn \| Log House \| Miller-Cole House \| Oddfellows' Hall Puterbaugh Schoolhouse \| Redman House \| Gas and Steam Barn Brougham Temperance House ~ PMV Foundation's Recent Project Pickering Museum Village Foundation 2365 Concession Rd. #6, Greenwood, ON L0H 1H0 CANADA or Rose Cowan rosecowan@hotmail.com Pickering Museum Village Foundation Reg. #89629 0426 RR0001 (Pickering Village Museum Foundation \| 1274905 Ontario Ltd.) Pickering Museum Village \| 905 683 8401 \| 1.877.420.4666 \| cityofpickering.com/museum 2365 Concession Rd. #6, Greenwood, ON L0H 1H0 CANADA The museum village is just off Hwy. 7, between Brock Road and Westney Road in the Hamlet of Greenwood. Website designed and maintained by Mary Cook© 2008, 2009, 2010 \| Editorial input from Greg Oakes, PMVF Director, 2010