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The Great Pumpkin Fest: Featuring Rupert From Survivor

Tuesday, September 28, 2004 – updated: 4:04 pm EDT September 28, 2004

LEBANON, Ohio --
The Great Pumpkin Fest
Bull Run Farms
6070 Springboro Road, Lebanon, Ohio

Suvivor's Rupert
Hours: October 16-17, 2004
Noon to 5 p.m. both days
Prices: Hayride with pumpkin -- $5; games and petting zoo vary, straw maze and bicycle stunt show free.
Miscellaneous: This festival will feature a 30-game midway, carnival rides, 24 inch slide, 40 inch inflatable obstacle course, pony rides, food avenue, and professional BMX stunt show. Also, meet Rupert, America's number one Survivor! There wil be three ways to meet Rupert: Bid online at eBay for a private, up close and personal meet and greet, Complete the ultimate Survivor trivia contest and send it in with a $5 donation to Hannah's for a chance to participate in a group meet and greet with Rupert. Or, attend the Great PumpkinFest on Sunday, Oct. 17 to get Rupert's autograph and to have your picture taken with him.
Website: www.bullrunfarms.com

Copyright 2004 by WHIOTV.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

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