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Rubber Ducky Festival Opens Early Adoption, Race Set For October

The annual Rubber Ducky Festival is kicking off early this year with a rubber duck adoption drive that will quality early adopters for an additional prize, provided by the SCV Rotary Club.


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Anybody who adopts a duck before Sept. 1 will receive 10 raffle tickets towards a Rotary Barbeque for thirty people.

The barbecue can be at any location the winner decides with the SCV, Acton or Agua Dulce areas. The SCV Rotary will bring a barbeque trailer, cook, and serve choice of tri-tip, chicken, or sausages, baked beans, and corn on the cob, along with cooks, food-line servers, paper plates, plastic silverware, napkins, biscuits, coleslaw butter, salt, pepper, and barbecue sauce

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The Rubber Ducky Festival, put on every year by the Samuel Dixon Family Health Center, will take place this year on Saturday, Oct.1 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Bridgeport Park in Valencia

The festival will also have cash prizes for winners of a contest to float rubber ducks downriver.

The grand prize is $2500. Second prize is $1500, and third prize is $500.

Those interested can adopt their duck early here.

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Rubber Ducky Festival Opens Early Adoption, Race Set For October

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