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Northeast Fair 2012
570-654-2503
Date: Tuesday, June 19, 2012
The Northeast Fair and The Times-Tribune and The Citizens' Voice, in affiliation with the International Association of Fairs and Expositions (IAFE), the National Independent Concessionaires Association (NICA) and Reithoffer Shows are proud to present the
READ and WIN PROGRAM
an extremely successful world-wide literacy program that fulfills the mission
of the fair, while boosting recognition of, and driving new students and
their families to discover their local public libraries.
Over 2,500 local students participated last year!
Here is how Read and Win works:
Each student in grades one through eight that checks out, reads, and returns just one library book to a participating local public library, will be awarded a special Read and Win Award Ticket by their local librarian(s) good for the following awards:
-FREE admission for the student to the Northeast Fair on Tuesday, June 19 including UNLIMITED FREE RIDES and all entertainment, compliments of The Times-Tribune, The Citizens' Voice, the Northeast Fair and Reithoffer Shows.
- A FREE special ribbon bookmark, compliments of the IAFE and NICA.
The Read and Win Award Ticket is redeemed by the student at the Northeast Fair admission gates for free entry to the fair, unlimited free rides and the free special ribbon bookmark on Tuesday night, June 19. The award ticket is void at all other times.
In order to have children properly chaperoned, the fair requires that every child be accompanied at the fair by an adult. The adult must pay admission to the fair, as Read and Win awards are strictly limited to students in grades one through eight.
Each child that enters the fair on a Read and Win ticket must each be accompanied by a paying adult - one free to one paying adult ratio. If two children have Read and Win Award tickets, there must be two paying adults, three Read and Win Award tickets require three paying adults, etc.
An adult with a volunteer worker or complimentary fair admission pass is not considered a paying adult. To be a paying adult, admission must be paid at the fair entrance gate or an advance purchase fair admission ticket must be presented at the gate.
Read and Win Award tickets are limited. Check with participation library for availability.
PREVIOUSLY PARTICIPATING LIBRARIES include:
Abington Community Library, Clarks Summit
Albright Memorial Library, Scranton
Back Mountain Memorial Library, Dallas
Community Library of Lake and Salem Twps, Hamlin
Hazleton Area Public Library Valley Branch, Conyngham
Hazleton Area Public Library, Hazleton
Hazleton Public Library Freeland Branch, Freeland
Hoyt Library, Kingston
Lackawanna County Childrens Library, Scranton
Laflin Public Library, Laflin
Marian Sutherland Kirby Library, Mountaintop
Mill Memorial Library, Nanticoke
North Pocono Public Library, Moscow
Osterhaut Free Library North Branch, Wilkes-Barre
Osterhaut Free Library South Branch, Wilkes-Barre
Osterhaut Free Library, Wilkes-Barre
Osterhout Free Library /Plains Twp., Wilkes-Barre
Pittston Memorial Library, Pittston
Plymouth Public Library, Plymouth
Taylor Community Library, Taylor
Valley Community Library, Peckville
West Pittston Library, W. Pittston
The Northeast Fair opens on Tuesday, June 19 and continues through
Sunday, June 24.
Fair hours are:
-Tuesday thru Thursday, June 19 - 21: 5:00 pm
-Friday, June 22, Group and Family Day: 9:00 am
-Saturday and Sunday, June 23 and 24: 1:00 pm
For more information go to your local library or contact
Marla Pupa, marlapupa@verizon.net, (570) 654-3213,
Ruth Ann Burns, rcb19@psu.edu, (570) 963-6842 or
Joseph Alicene, Jr. joealicienejr@jraliciene.com, (570) 654-4469.
For a Read & Win Sign-Up Form please click here.
The Northeast Fair and The Times-Tribune and The Citizens' Voice, in affiliation with the International Association of Fairs and Expositions (IAFE), the National Independent Concessionaires Association (NICA) and Reithoffer Shows are proud to present the
READ and WIN PROGRAM
an extremely successful world-wide literacy program that fulfills the mission
of the fair, while boosting recognition of, and driving new students and
their families to discover their local public libraries.
Over 2,500 local students participated last year!
Here is how Read and Win works:
Each student in grades one through eight that checks out, reads, and returns just one library book to a participating local public library, will be awarded a special Read and Win Award Ticket by their local librarian(s) good for the following awards:
-FREE admission for the student to the Northeast Fair on Tuesday, June 19 including UNLIMITED FREE RIDES and all entertainment, compliments of The Times-Tribune, The Citizens' Voice, the Northeast Fair and Reithoffer Shows.
- A FREE special ribbon bookmark, compliments of the IAFE and NICA.
The Read and Win Award Ticket is redeemed by the student at the Northeast Fair admission gates for free entry to the fair, unlimited free rides and the free special ribbon bookmark on Tuesday night, June 19. The award ticket is void at all other times.
In order to have children properly chaperoned, the fair requires that every child be accompanied at the fair by an adult. The adult must pay admission to the fair, as Read and Win awards are strictly limited to students in grades one through eight.
Each child that enters the fair on a Read and Win ticket must each be accompanied by a paying adult - one free to one paying adult ratio. If two children have Read and Win Award tickets, there must be two paying adults, three Read and Win Award tickets require three paying adults, etc.
An adult with a volunteer worker or complimentary fair admission pass is not considered a paying adult. To be a paying adult, admission must be paid at the fair entrance gate or an advance purchase fair admission ticket must be presented at the gate.
Read and Win Award tickets are limited. Check with participation library for availability.
PREVIOUSLY PARTICIPATING LIBRARIES include:
Abington Community Library, Clarks Summit
Albright Memorial Library, Scranton
Back Mountain Memorial Library, Dallas
Community Library of Lake and Salem Twps, Hamlin
Hazleton Area Public Library Valley Branch, Conyngham
Hazleton Area Public Library, Hazleton
Hazleton Public Library Freeland Branch, Freeland
Hoyt Library, Kingston
Lackawanna County Childrens Library, Scranton
Laflin Public Library, Laflin
Marian Sutherland Kirby Library, Mountaintop
Mill Memorial Library, Nanticoke
North Pocono Public Library, Moscow
Osterhaut Free Library North Branch, Wilkes-Barre
Osterhaut Free Library South Branch, Wilkes-Barre
Osterhaut Free Library, Wilkes-Barre
Osterhout Free Library /Plains Twp., Wilkes-Barre
Pittston Memorial Library, Pittston
Plymouth Public Library, Plymouth
Taylor Community Library, Taylor
Valley Community Library, Peckville
West Pittston Library, W. Pittston
The Northeast Fair opens on Tuesday, June 19 and continues through
Sunday, June 24.
Fair hours are:
-Tuesday thru Thursday, June 19 - 21: 5:00 pm
-Friday, June 22, Group and Family Day: 9:00 am
-Saturday and Sunday, June 23 and 24: 1:00 pm
For more information go to your local library or contact
Marla Pupa, marlapupa@verizon.net, (570) 654-3213,
Ruth Ann Burns, rcb19@psu.edu, (570) 963-6842 or
Joseph Alicene, Jr. joealicienejr@jraliciene.com, (570) 654-4469.
For a Read & Win Sign-Up Form please click here.
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