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Diamond Jubilee – the 60th anniversary of the fair

This past Saturday, May 4, 2013, marked the 60th anniversary of St. George’s country fair. The annual fair is always held on the first Saturday of May at the St. George’s junior campus.  The fair’s main purpose is twofold: to fundraise money for the school and simultaneously bring the entire Dunbar community together. People of all ages come from the surrounding communities to enjoy a day of fun.

Whether that fun comes from searching the shops for a killer deal or enjoying the field games, it is assured that everyone who attends has a great time.  Some of the fan favourites and most memorable events are the teacher dunk tank, the cake walk, and the various international food booths. Arguably, the most-loved event of the fair is the raffle draw.  Each year, raffle tickets are sold for five dollars, and the prizes are incredible. This year a lucky contestant walked away with the grad prize–a 2013 Jeep Wrangler!

St. George’s does such a great job with supporting its students and a large contributor of these funds comes from donations and the spring fair.

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Tristan Taylor
Tristan Taylor, Staff Writer
Tristan Taylor is originally from Toronto, Ontario, but he moved to Vancouver when he was four years old. He currently attends St.Georges and is in his grade eleven year. Tristan has a wide variety of interests including rap battling, beatboxing and acting. Besides having hobbies in entertainment, Tristan one day hopes to become a detective for the Calgary Police Force. Detective work interests Tristan as he has a strong passion for justice. Tristan has an interest in English and especially enjoys his English eleven courses. Outside of school, Tristan pursues entrepreneurial feats by being a middle man in a clothing company. On weekends, Tristan enjoys shooting pool downtown with close friends. Things Tristan wishes to improve on this year are his GPA and his leadership role in the school. Tristan strongly believes that "there's always something else waiting around the corner."  Believing in this helps him never stay down for long.

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