It was their first Fair, so they weren’t sure what to expect.  They had about 68 people attend.  Eleven attendees filled out the evaluation forms provided.  They geared their fair to non-members and put advertisements on the radio and around town--billing it as a Community Family History Fair.  It was held on a Thursday night from 6-9 p.m.  It began with opening meeting for 45 minutes with a welcome by one of the stake presidents (the other stake president was there also) and a couple of speakers.

    They had classes, displays in the cultural hall, and full-time missionaries there with a display.  The missionaries had beautiful singing voices and sang some songs as the evening progressed.  They served lemonade and cookies.

    They hope to make it an annual affair.

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