Tweed Fair 2016 book

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TWEED AGRICULTURAL FAIR
presents
We’re from the country and we like it that way
July 8, 9, 10 2016
$5.00 DAILY GATE ADMISSION
ADVANCED TICKETS:
FRIDAY & SATURDAY - RIDE COUPONS $25/20 Ride Tickets
SUNDAY ONLY 11am-4pm - WRISTBANDS $20 - Save $10
www.tweedfair.net
TWEED-HUNGERFORD AGRICULTURAL FAIR
July 8th, 9th & 10th, 2016
Calendar of Events
ADVANCE TICKETS AVAILABLE: $25/20 Coupons - Save $5
Tweed ValueMart, Olco, Palmateer’s Abattoir
& Bush Furniture (Madoc)
FRIDAY JULY 8th • Rides: Regular Prices in Effect
4:00 PM
4:30 PM
5:00 PM
6:30 PM 6:30 PM
7:00 PM
GATES OPEN • Midway Opens
Official Opening: Grand Stands
Weigh-in & Registration for Truck & Farm Pulls
Pet Show: In front of Grand Stands
Kid’s Zone: Arena
Truck & Tractor Pull
SATURDAY JULY 9th • Rides: Regular Prices in Effect
10:00 AM
11:00 AM
12:00 PM
12:30 AM
1:00 PM
GATES OPEN • Midway Opens
Beef & 4H Cattle: Barns
Pony Pulls: Track
Beer Tent Opens
Horse Pulls: Track
Kid’s Karaoke: Tent
Teen Karaoke: Tent
2:00 PM
Adult’s Karaoke: Tent
Followed by Open Mic Karaoke til 7:00 PM
5:30 PM
Derby Registration
7:00 PM
DEMOLITION DERBY
Charlie Bird Band (Beer Tent
after Derby)
SUNDAY JULY 10th • All You Can Ride Sunday ONLY $20 Pay One Price Wrist Band
9:00 AM - 5:00pm
10:00 AM
11:00 AM
11:30 AM
Ontario Xtreme Cowboy
GATES OPEN
Midway Opens
Bike Races Registration
12:00 PM
Dairy & 4H Cattle - Barns
Baby Show - Arena
Bike Races - Track
“South of 7” - Beer Tent
SATURDAY & SUNDAY ARENA DEMONSTRATIONS
KINDERDANCE
INTERNATIONAL
SATURDAY – 2 & 4PM
SUNDAY – 1 & 3PM
2 • 135th Tweed Agricultural Fair 2016 • www.tweedfair.net
FUNTASTICAL
COSTUMES
(Games, prizes & Lets “Cake Walk)
SATURDAY – 5PM • SUNDAY – 2PM
MESSAGE FROM
THE PRESIDENT
Hi everyone. It’s Fair time again. We are celebrating
Tweed’s oldest community festival
The 135th Tweed Agricultural Fair.
This years line up features all the favorites,
Truck & Tractor Pulls, Demolition Derby, Korny
Klowns, kids games and much more. We have
demonstrations in the arena all weekend so stop
by for some excitement and don’t miss the variety
of vendors and food concessions in the arena and
ball diamond.
After the derby Saturday night enjoy the great
sound of the Charlie Bird Band and Sunday brought
back by popular demand our local band South of 7.
We are excited to have this year Ontario Xtreme
Cowboy. If you like speed mixed with horsing
around you’ll love this event all day Sunday. Join
them on Facebook.
We would like to thank all the businesses, service
clubs and individuals that have sponsored us this
year. Your support is very much appreciated. Also
a special thank you to our Municipality and Fire
Department that put hours in each year helping
keep our Fair clean and safe.
To my board of directors and volunteer I couldn’t
do it without you, so to you all I say thank you!
Mark your calendars July 8-9-10 and “See you at
the Fair”
Your President, Sylvie Dunham
JUNIOR & PEEWEE MEMBERS
Meghan Palmateer, Dylan Palmateer, Haelie Palmateer,
Jordon Tracey, Landon Wright, Faith Wright, Ava Wright,
John Summers, Andrew Summers, Sydney Summers, Cassidy
Parks, Katie Parks, Oliver Brooks, Brodie Spicer
PAST PRESIDENTS
Wilbur Bateman, Stan Genereaux, Bill McCrea, Ray Phillips,
Milton Elliott, Dennis Hunt, Harold Bateman, Jim Palmateer,
Mike Murphy, Ed Hunt, Glenn Holmes, Fred Furyk, Chris
Doran, Jim Gunning, Tim Hunt, Irene Geen.
CHAIRPERSONS
Pet Show: Marlene White................................ 613-849-7440
Kids Zone: Monica Parks.................................613-417-0277
Pony Pulls: Ken & Will Uens...........................613-478-3066
Horse Pulls: Steve Gordon..............................613-477-2091
Karioke: Tracey Booth......................................613-849-8016
Beef Cattle/4H: Eric Doran.....................613-438-2599
Dairy Cattle/4: Tim Hunt..................................613-478-6143
Bike Races: Robert & Davine Palmateer.........613-478-1875
Demo Derby: Wayne Spicer................................613-478-3534
Cory Lessard................................613-848-7501
Baby Show: Cheri-Jo Gordon...........................613-477-2091
Farm Tractor/Truck Pull: Jessie Akey................. 613-243-9005
Calvin Allore.............. 613-849-8724
Domestic Science: Jennet Honey.....................613-478-2843
Crafts: Sylvie Dunham..........................613-478-3903
Jennet Honey.............................613-478-2843
Horticulture/Roots & Vegetables:
Darlene Elson............................613-478-5174
Grains & Seeds: Matthew Dunham.................613-920-3631
OFFICERS FOR 2016-2017
MEMBERS
President........................................................Sylvie Dunham
1st Vice President............................................Wayne Spicer
2nd Vice President...............................................Val Nugent
Treasurer...........................................................Jennet Honey
Secretary...........................................................Monica Parks
Director......................................................Davine Palmateer
Dave, Denise, Jesse, LiamAkey, GaryAkey, Barry & Heather Bassett,
Lorna & Anthony Brooks, Harold Bateman, Joe Cronkright, Arden,
Tristan, Meredith, Taylor Dunham, Dennis Holmes, Jeannine Cross,
Charlene Green, Glen & Debbie Holmes, Dan Hunt, Dennis &
Norma Hunt, Edward Hunt, Gary & Dorothy Hunt, Ginger Kehoe,
Trevor Lockwood, Lynndell Lesperance, Barb McEwen, Linda
Murphy, Heather Prevost, Andre Palmateer, Fay Palmateer, Jim
Palmateer, Larry Palmateer, Steven Palmateer, Greg Palmer, Ted &
Sue Paranuik, Leslie Paranuik, Chris Parks, Nathan Prato, Shawna
Rashotte, Shawn Robinson, Erik & Angela Rogers, Johnathon
Kehoe, Kaitlyn Scurr, Ian Shaw, Rosie Shinner, Curtis Spicer, Pat
Spicer, Jeff & Tracey Summers, Jade Farrington, Mitch Turcotte,
Scott White, Donnavan White, Tim White, Lindsay Wright,
Frank & Karen Ziloney, Wendy Masters, Gary Wright
HONORARY DIRECTORS
Mike Bossio...................................................................M.P.
Todd Smith...................................................................M.P.P.
Joanne Albert.......................Mayor, Municipality of Tweed
Myrtle Gunning, Burt Sherry, Fred Furyk, Jenny Palmateer,
Jean Thompson, Stan Genereaux, Ron Sprigings
EXHIBITS
RULES & REGULATIONS
STOCK
RULES & REGULATIONS
•• All information can be obtained from the Chairperson ••
•• All information can be obtained from the Chairperson ••
1. Tickets are issued to exhibitors, entitling exhibitor to
admission to the grounds for Sunday only to pick up
exhibits and are not transferable.
2. All exhibits in competition must be as specified or will
not be eligible, and should be placed between 6:00pm and
8:00pm Thurs., July 7th or between 8:00am and 12 noon
Friday, July 8th in the White Building. Judging starts at
1:00pm on Friday, July 8th.
3. Only one article per exhibitor will be allowed in each
class.
4. Entry tags may be secured from committee members any
time prior to fair date, or on Thursday or Friday at the
White building. No exhibit will be allowed entry with
marks, names or initials on them where the owner may be
identified. All prize tickets must be supplied by the Tweed
Agricultural Society.
5. Any person exhibiting must be a bona fide maker or
grower of all articles exhibited and all livestock shown juniors included.
6. Horticultural category - Oasis, chicken wire, or similar
may be used to secure flowers in container. No artificial
products to be used unless stated in list.
7. Domestic Science category - All baking must be displayed
in clear plastic wrap or bags with tags attached. All
decorations must be edible. Pies and loaves may be
entered in standard size pans or smaller pans for less
waste. All linings on muffins must be removed unless
otherwise stated.
8. Judges are authorized by Directors to discard soiled,
defaced work that has been exhibited more than twice
previously and award prizes to new work.
9. Junior work category - Exhibitors can only enter their own
age category but are welcome to enter the adult category
up to 16 years of age. No entry fee will apply.
10. Domestic Science category - Bottled or canned goods
can be one year previous only.
11. Exhibits must stay on fairgrounds until Sunday, July
10th at 3:00pm for display. Prize money can be picked
up at the Fair Office Saturday after 2 p.m.
12. In case of bad weather the Society reserves the right
to reduce prize money and/or cancel any event.
1. Board of Directors will not be responsible for any lost,
stolen, damaged items or injured animal.
2. All animals on the grounds must be either placed in pens or
tied up, leashed excluding events.
3. Any person interfering with the judges while judging
is in progress will forfeit all prize money. No bribes of
any denomination will be attempted upon the judges and
their duties.
4. Classes 6 to 12 - 20% will be deducted for membership.
5. No animal or article to compete for more than one prize
(unless for special or herds) and no one person will be allowed
to enter more than one exhibit in any class.
6. All grain, fruit and seeds to be raised this year (2016) excepting
clover seed, must be grown by the person exhibiting the same.
7. Tickets of entry can be had by calling the chair person of said
Class or can be picked up Friday morning of the Fair from the
Secretary.
8. If insufficient herds are available to provide good competitions,
breeds can be combined.
9. All registered animals must be registered prior to the Fair by
forwarding number and entry to the Chairperson.
10. In all sections where there is not competition only two-thirds of
prizes may be paid. Prize money may also reduce if emergencies
arise.
11. All animals are subject to random drug testing. This
includes all horse pulls, games, pet show, etc.
Absolutely no alcohol is permitted
on grounds outside of licensed area
Vehicles/bags will be searched
id required (30 years & under)
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FRIDAY, JULY 8TH
GATES OPEN AT 4:00 PM
SATURDAY, JULY 9TH
GATES OPEN AT 10:00 AM
OFFICIAL OPENING 4:30 PM (Grand Stands)
Admission is $5.00 per person.
12 and under FREE
Regular Ride Prices in Effect
Admission is $5.00 per person.
12 and under FREE
PET SHOW 6:30 PM (Grand Stands)
•• For youth 18 years and under ••
CHAIRPERSON: Marlene White 613-849-7440
All animals must be vaccinated. All animals must be registered by
6:30 pm. No entry fee. Animals must be leashed or in a cage.
CLASSES:
1.
Most vocal - any sound.
2.
Longest haired cat.
3. Most EAR-risistable ears.
4. Smallest pet (any kind).
5.
Dog with the longest tail.
6.
Most unique pet.
7.
Most original name.
8.
Best dressed owner and pet - dressed in
bedtime theme.
KIDS ZONE 6:30 PM (Arena)
CHAIRPERSON:
Monica Parks 613-417-0277
Starring Korny Klowns
(Twisty Misty & Groovy Granny)
• Games
• Face painting
• Balloon Sculptures
4H Beef Program - 10:00 AM
CHAIRPERSON:
Eric Doran 613-438-2599
[email protected]
SCHEDULE:
9:30 AM - Registration Begins
10:00 AM - 4H Beef Show
12:00 PM - Open Beef Show
CLASSES:
1. Novice Showmanship (ages 9-11)
2. Junior Showmanship (ages 12-14)
3. Intermediate Showmanship (ages 15-17)
4. Senior Showmanship (ages 18-21)
5. Champion Showperson (top two placings from classes 1-4)
6. Heifer Calf Conformation (Heifers born after January 1, 2016)
7. Junior Heifer Conformation (Heifers born after April 1, 2015 and before Dec 31, 2015)
8. Senior Heifer Conformation (Heifers born after January 1, 2015 and before Mar 31, 2015)
9. Champion 4H Calf (top two placings from classes 6-8)
Trophies for classes 5 and 9 donated by Dunham Farms
All 4H members receive monetary recognition for showing at the Tweed Fair!
PONY PULLS 11:00 AM (Track)
CHAIRPERSON: Ken & Will Uens 613-478-3066
Teamsters must be a member of Tweed Hungerford Agricultural
Society - $5.00 membership to be paid at gate.
TRUCK & FARM TRACTOR PULLS
7:00pm (Track)
CHAIRPERSON: Jesse Akey 613-243-9005,
Calvin Allore 613-849-8724,
Weigh in and registration at 5:00pm at Track. No late
entries. Position will be drawn at registration time.
1 Class ONLY - Powder Puff Truck Class
Entry fee will apply as regular classes. Class will be
determined on number of entries.
1. Size Class: 48. and under small
56. and under large
2. Draw Distance: 15 ft. 2 pulls allowed on a 15 foot wide course.
3. Must complete 2 rounds for $40 hitch money.
No registration fee.
4. In event of breakage, draw must be retaken.
Repair time at Judge’s discretion.
5. One driver to a team. One man may drive more than one team.
6. Disqualifying may be done from failing to hitch in one minute or three attempts to hitch, profane language, unnecessary
roughness in handling team, failing to remain in drawing area.
7. No line slaps allowed.
PRIZES: 1st - $100, 2nd - $85, 3rd - $70
•• Each team must take two draws to qualify for $40 hitch money.
SATURDAY, JULY 9TH
Open Beef Show - 12:00 PM
KARAOKE CONTEST
CHAIRPERSON:
Eric Doran 613-438-2599
[email protected]
PRIZES: Ribbons are distributed throughout classes 1-3 and 5-9.
Classes 4 and 10 receive trophies.
1st: $50, 2nd: $40, 3rd: $30, 4th: $20, 5th: $15 (classes 1-3 and 5-9)
DIVISIONS:
A - British Breeds
B - Other Breeds
CLASSES:
1.Bull Calf (born on or after January 1, 2016)
2 Yearling Bull (born on or between January 1, 2015 and Dec 31, 2015)
3. Mature Bull (born on or between January 1, 2014 and Dec 31, 2014)
4. Champion Bull (top two placings from classes 1-3)
5. Heifer Calf (born on or after January 1, 2016)
6. Junior Yearling Heifer (born on or between April 1, 2015 and
Dec 31, 2015)
7. Senior Yearling Heifer (born on or between January 1, 2015 and Mar 31, 2015)
8. Two Year Old Pair (female born in 2014 with her own natural calf at foot)
9. Mature Pair (female born prior to 2014 with her own natural
calf at foot)
10. Champion Female (top two placings from classes 5-9)
SPECIAL CLASSES:
(all breeds competing, trophies rewarded for class winners)
A - Supreme Champion Male (top two placings from classes
4 from both Divisions)
B - Supreme Champion Female (top two placings from classes
10 from both Divisions)
C - Breeders Herd (four animals bred by the exhibitor,
both sexes represented)
D - Get of Sire (three animals sired by the same bull, both
HEAVY/LIGHT HORSE PULLS
12:00 PM (Track)
CHAIRPERSON: Steve Gordon 613-477-2091
Teamsters must be a member of Tweed Hungerford Agricultural
Society - $5.00 membership to be paid at gate.
1. Light Horses - 3400lbs
2. Heavy Horse - 3400lbs and up
PRIZES: 1st - $200, 2nd - $150, 3rd - $110
Ottawa Valley Assoc. Sanctioned Pull
•• Each team must take two draws to qualify for $70 hitch money.
12:30 PM, 1:30 PM & 2:00 pm
(Under the LLBO Tent)
No Alcohol Permitted outside licensed area
AMATEURS ONLY
CHAIRPERSON: Tracey Booth 613-849-8016
KIDS:
12:30 PM
No registration fee
Must be 12 years and under
PRIZES:
1st - $50, 2nd - $30, 3rd - $20 + Medallions
Sponsored by: Tweed Legion
TEENS:
1:00 PM
No registration fee
Ages 13 to 17 years
PRIZES:
1st - $60, 2nd - $40, 3rd - $30 + Medallions
Sponsored by: Tweed Legion
ADULTS:
2:00 PM
$5.00 registration fee/person
PRIZES:
1st - $150, 2nd - $100, 3rd - $60
Followed by Open Mic until 6:00 pm
DEMONSTRATION ARENA
KINDERDANCE
SAT. 2 & 4PM SUN. 1 & 3PM
FUNTASTICAL COSTUMES
SAT. 5PM SUN. 2PM
(CAKE WALK, GAMES, GOODIE BAGS)
DEMO DERBY 7:00 PM (Track)
Registration 5:30 PM
Contact:
Wayne 613-478-3534,
Elsie 613-354-5136, Cory Lessard 613-848-7501
All drivers and crew must pay admission to the grounds.
Entry Fee:
$40.00 a late fee will apply after June 30th.
Categories: Straight Stock Truck
Full Size Straight Stock
Mini class 4&6 cylinder
Powder Puff - entries control the class
No Alcohol Permitted outside licensed area
All rules & regulations are on our website www.tweedfair.net or
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SUNDAY, JULY 10TH
BABY SHOW 12:00 NOON
(Arena)
DAIRY CATTLE 12:00 NOON
CHAIRPERSON: Tim Hunt 613-478-6143
CLASS 6 - Holstein
CLASS 7 - Coloured Breeds
Section 1 - Junior Calf (March 2016 or later)
Section 2 - Intermediate Calf (Dec 2015 to Feb 28 2016)
Section 3 - Senior Calf (Sept 1, 2015 to Nov 30 2016)
Section 4 - Summer Yearling (Jun 1 2015 to Aug 31 2015)
Section 5 - Junior Yearling (Mar 1 2015 to May 31 2015)
Section 6 - SRINT Yearling (Sept 1, 2014 to Feb 2014)
Section 7- Junior Champion
Section 8 - 2 year old (Sept 1 2013 to Aug 31 2014)
Section 11 - Ages Cow, born prior to Sept 1, 2011
Section 12 - Grand Champion Cow
PRIZES: Sec. 1-12: 1st - $50, 2nd - $30, 3rd - $30, 4th - $15
Sec. 7&12: additional ribbons
SPECIAL: Breeder’s Herd - a group of three (3) animals (all breeds) to be owned and bred by exhibitor.
PRIZES: 1st - $35, 2nd - $25, 3rd $20, 4th - $15
4H ACHIEVEMENT DAY - DAIRY
(Barns)
TWEED/STIRLING & SOUTH HASTINGS DAIRY 4-H CLUB
CHAIRPERSON: Tim Hunt 613-478-6143
Leaders: Tim Hunt, Amanda Jeffs, Terri Hannah & Brian Sills
Calves are to be at the Fairgrounds Sunday July 11th by 10:00
am. Judging begins at 10:30 am. All health and animal regulations will apply. Calves should be shown according to the
following classes:
11.
Novice Showmanship
12.
Junior Showmanship
13. Intermediate Showmanship
14. Senior Showmanship
15.
Grand Champion
16.
Junior Calf - (March 2016)
17.
Intermediate Calf - (Dec 2014 to Feb 2016)
18.
Senior Calf - (Sept 2014 to Nov 2015)
19 Summer Yearling - (June 2014 to Aug 2015)
20. Junior Yearling - (March 2014 to May 2015)
21.
Reserve Champion
Ribbons will be given in each class.
CHAIRPERSON:
Cheri Jo Gordon 613-477-2091
CLASSES:
1. Girls born Feb 2016 to April 2016
12:00
Boys born Feb 2016 to April 2016
12:00
2. Girls born Nov 2016 to Jan 2016
12:30
Boys born Nov 2015 to Jan 2016
12:30
3. Girls born Aug 2015 to Oct 2015
1:00
Boys born Aug 2015 to Oct 2015
1:00
4. Girls born May 2015 to July 2015
1:30
Boys born May 2015 to July 2015
1:30
PRIZES:
1st - Trophy, 2nd & 3rd - Ribbons
Twins: 1st & 2nd Ribbons
Sponsored by: Tweed ValuMart
••• All parents and visitors for the Baby Show are required to
pay regular gate admission. •••
BIKE RACES 12 NOON (Track)
Registration 11:30 AM
CHAIRPERSON:
Robert & Davine Palmateer 613-478-1875
CLASSES:
1. 5 years and under
2. 6 years to 9 years
3. 10 years to 12 years
4. 13 years to 16 years.
PRIZES:
Winners of races receive medallions for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places. All participants must finish event for draw. Draw
prizes Classes 1 & 2 - $100 gift card, for Classes 3 & 4 $150 gift card.
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SUNDAY, JULY 10TH
9:30AM - 5PM
Ontario Xtreme Cowboy
Regional Championships
President: Lantz McLaren
Director: Karrie Kerber, 705-639-1668, [email protected]
Committee: Thomas Kerber & Morgan Kerber
In order to quality to attend the OXC Provincial Championship, you must be a member of the OXC in
good standing, compete in at least one third of OXC sanctioned events during the racing year that offer
appropriate divisions and acquire enough points to attain a standing within the Top 10 of your racing
division by June 10 of the current calendar year.
RULES & REGULATIONS:
EXCA rules will be followed. A full list of rules is available on the OXC website, as well as the
Xtreme Cowboy Association website.
All entries must have proof of Liability Insurance with the. The Tweed Agricultural Society does not
charge a membership but everyone pays to enter into the fairgrounds as per their admission fee. Daily
admission is $5.00.
Neither the Tweed Agricultural Society nor the OXC are responsible for loss, injury or damages to
animals, equipment and persons, exhibitors or spectators. All Youth Riders are required to wear ASTM
approved helmets at all times while mounted.
PRIZES:
A percentage of the Prize Money Added Amount plus the Entry Fee Amount allotted to prize money
is each division.
1st – 30 %, 2nd- 25%, 3rd- 20%, 4th-15%, & 5th- 10%
CLASSES:
PRO: An individual is considered a professional rider if he/she is age 18 or over and received
substantial compensation or works full time riding or training horses, ponies or mules. The coarse
shall contain 13 obstacles plus overall Horsemanship and time points.
NON-PRO: A non-Pro rider is an individual that has experience as a rider, but does not receive any
form of compensation from riding or training horses, ponies or mules. This definition applies to all
riders 18 and over. The coarse shall contain 13 obstacles plus overall Horsemanship and time points.
RIDE SMART: This division is designed for the non-professional rider age 55 and over. The coarse
shall have 13 obstacles plus overall Horsemanship and time points.
YOUTH: Youth riders will be a maximum age of 17 as of January 1sat of the current year. The Youth
coarse shall contain 13 obstacles, plus overall Horsemanship and time points.
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Smitty has been keeping customers happy for 20 years in
the appliance business. This proves Smitty has the BEST
PRICE, SELECTION, GUARANTEE, QUALITY & SERVICE,
plus same day delivery, seven days a week.
Smitty plans to be around for another 20 years. Now he has
in-house financing at NO INTEREST. These are just a few
of the many reasons to visit SMITTY’S for your new or used
appliance purchase.
We Sell Gas Refrigerators
June Way
Dunham Farms
Front Street Diner
& Front Street
Sweets & Treats
Christopher
Thurston
Memorial Golf
Tournament
EXHIBITS: ADULT DOMESTIC
SCIENCE
ALL ITEMS MUST BE 2 TO A PLATE UNLESS
OTHERWISE SPECIFIED
BENCE MOTOR
SALES LTD.
NEW • USED • LEASING
Proud sponsors of
the Tweed Fair
P.O Box 40, Kaladar, ON K0H 1Z0
613-336-2626
Fax 613-336-9777 • www.bencemotors.com
PALMATEER’S
ABATTOIR
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GOV’T INSPECTED MEATS
COUNTY RD. # 38, 1/4 MILE WEST OF TWEED Call: 478-3801
We specialize in retail and wholesale bulk meat. 10lb.
freezer orders of beef, pork and poultry are popular.
Sausages and patties prepared on site.
P.O. Box 484, RR#1
Tweed, Ontario
K0K 3J0
Phone: (613) 478-3801
www.palmateers.ca
Charlie Bird Band
Country & Rock
all night!
In Beer Tent Saturday Night after Derby
Squares & Muffins
1. No Bake Chocolate Peanut Butter Bars
2. Caramel Pecan squares
3. Cranberry squares
4. Lemon Poppyseed Muffins
5. Apple Cinnamon Muffins
Pastry
6. Butter Tarts (no nuts)
7. Peach Pie
8. Apple Crumble Pie
Cookies
9. White Chocolate Chip Cookies
10. Sugar Cookies
11. Cherry & White Chocolate chip cookies
12. Shortbread cookies
13. Oatmeal Cranberry cookies
Buns & Loaves
14. Tea Biscuits
15. Cheese Buns
16. Cinnamon Swirl Loaf
Bottled Goods
17. Salsa - mild or medium
18. Corn Relish
19. Spaghetti Sauce
20. Sweet Pickles
Jams & Jellies
21. Raspberry Jam
22. Strawberry/Rhubarb Jam
23. Red Pepper Jelly
24. Jelly, any other variety, named
Pickles
25. Bread & Butter
26. Icicle
27. Sweet Pickles, no food coloring
28. 9 Day pickles
*NEW FOR 2016*
Mens only
29. Jam – any kind
30. Pickles – any kind
31. Relish – any kind
Prizes: 1-31 - 1st $8.00 2nd $6.00 3rd$4.00
Fair Special:
32. Queen Elizabeth Cake
Prizes: 1st $10.00 2nd $8.00 3rd$6.00
EXHIBITS: JUNIOR WORK
CHAIRPERSON: Sylvie Dunham 613-478-3903
COMMITTEE: Val Nugent
Theme: We’re from the Country and we like it that way!!
PLEASE TAKE PART AND EXHIBIT AT THE FAIR.
• BOYS & GIRLS Crafts are judged separately, Baking and
Horticulture are judged together. •
Specials: Photography
You are only allowed one picture and it can be on one of these topics.
A. Amusing Pets
B. Photo with funny caption - printed by the exhibitor
C. Rural Life
D. Favorite Season Landscape
Prizes: 1st - $5, 2nd. - $4, 3rd. $3
Specials: Fair Theme Poster
THEME: We’re from the Country and we like it that way!!
Judging will be in each age group:
Ages: 4-5-6, Ages: 7-8-9, Ages: 10-11-12, Ages: 13-14-15
PRIZES: 1st - $10, participant ribbons to other entrants
Need ideas? Check Pinterest
Sylvie Dunham Kids Crafts
Crafts Ages 4, 5, 6
1 Print in your own handwriting “Country”
on an 8” x 13” paper.
2. Make a twig frame – 8”x8”
3. Make and paint 3 pine cone flowers
4. Make a toilet paper roll - Minon
5. Make a 6” hot pad from old jeans
6. Make a rock lady bug
Prizes: 1st-$5, 2nd-$4, 3rd-$3
Baking Ages 4, 5, 6
7. Cookie shaped like a Cowboy Boot
8. No bake oatmeal cookies-2 on a plate
9. Open face sandwich
Horticulture Ages 4, 5, 6
Sponsored by Tweed Horticultural Society
10. A picture made of seeds and/or dried legumes
glued on a paper plate.
11. Two stems of flowers and foliage in a soup can.
12. An animal creature made out of vegetables and/or fruit.
13. A variety of 4 different kinds of cones on a plate.
14. Make a bird feeder using a pine cone as a base
Prizes: 1st-$5, 2nd-$4, 3rd-$3, 4th-$2, 5th-$2
Crafts Ages 7, 8, 9
15. Print in your own handwriting “We’re from the Country and we like it that way”
16. Make a twig pencil holder
17. Make a mouse out of a pine cone
18. Make an owl out of a toilet paper roll
19. Make a jean pocket refrigerator magnet
20. Make a garden marker out of a rock
Baking Ages 7, 8, 9
21. Cookie & Cream no bake fudge- 2 pc. on a plate
22. M&M no bake cookies- 2 on a plate
23. Decorated cupcakes – to theme – 2 on a plate
24. A picture made out of seeds and/or legumes to decorate a 8 ½ x 11 inch piece of bristol board.
25. A bouquet of mixed flowers in a coffee mug.
26. 6 different leaves mounted and named on a piece of
bristol board.
27. Using natural products like birch bark, seeds, cones, etc
to make a picture in a lid of a shoe box.
28. Decorate a pine cone to make a Christmas ornament.
Crafts Ages 10, 11, 12
29. Print in your own handwriting “We’re from the Country and we like it that way” and 5 things you like about the Country
30. Make a Star burst twig wreath (approx. 12”)
31. Make a bird out of a pine cone
32. Make a bird house out of a toilet paper roll
33. Make a re-useable lunch bag out of jeans
34. Make a game tic/tac/toe out of rocks
(with board –open medium)
Baking Ages 10, 11, 12
35.Gingerbread man - decorated
36. Butterscotch Chocolate rice krispie square – 2 on a plate
37. Smores- 2 on a plate
38. An all natural center piece made with evergreens.
Can include pine cones, seed heads, thistles, etc.
39. A bouquet of mixed flowers in a child’s rubber boot.
40. A collection of 6 evergreens mounted and named on a piece of Bristol board.
41. A painted garden sign on a piece of wood.
42. A flower made of tissue paper displayed on a plate.
JUNIOR WORK CONT’D
Crafts Ages 13, 14, 15
43. Print in your own hand writing “We’re from the Country and we like it that way because ______________.
Repeat 5 times
44. Make a twig tray
45. Make a 4 car train out of toilet paper rolls
46. Make an organizer out of a jean pant leg
47. Make a stone man (Inuksuk) out of rocks-approx. 8”
Baking Ages 13, 14, 15
48. 3 cake pops
49. Chocolate Chip cookies-2 on a plate
50. Sugar cookies – 1 & 2 small decorated to theme –
be creative
Horticulture Adults
Annuals
1. Coleus started in 2016
2. Pansies- 5 blooms with foliage in a vase
3. Impatiens -3 stems with foliage in a vase
4. Petunia - 5 blooms in a vase
5. Marigolds - 3 blooms
6. Cosmos - 5 blooms
7. Rose - 1 in bloom with foliage in a vase
Perennials
8. Phlox - 3 stems - 12” to 15” tall
9. 1 Hosta bloom in a vase with own foliage
10. Foxglove - 3 spikes - with own foliage
11. Perennials - 3 stems in bloom with foliage
12. Day lilies - 5 blooms - 3”or larger
Potted Plants
13. Flower arrangement of mixed annuals
14. Houseplant - open
15. Geranium - Pelargonium -in bloom-new plant
started in 2015
Prizes: #1-17 - 1st $7, 2nd $5, 3rd $4
Vegetables/Roots/Fruits
1. Green tomatoes - 3 on a plate
2. Green Cherry tomatoes - 6 on a plate
3. Kale leaves - 5 leaves on a plate
4. 5 green beans with stems- on a plate
5. 5 yellow beans with stems- on a plate
6. 3 radishes- on a plate
7. Leaf lettuce - 5 leaves - on a plate
8. Potatoes b- 3 on a plate
9. Zucchini – 1 any size - on a plate
10. Turnip – one any size – on a plate
Prize: #1-#7 - 1st - $8., 2nd $6., 3rd $4.
A special Thank You to the Tweed and District Horticultural Society for
their support and donations for the Children’s Horticulture sections and
the Junior Exhibit Specials categories and Adult Horticulture.
EXHIBITS: BAKING & CANNING
All exhibits in competition must be as specified or will not be eligible, and
should be placed between 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM Thursday, July 7 or between
8:00am and 12:00 noon Friday, July 8 in the White Building (where office
is). Judging starts at 1:00 PM on Friday, July 10. No persons allowed to enter
contest after the judging starts.
Country Fair Baking Contest 2016
(The following entries must have proof of purchase logo from pkg.
PLUS the recipe attached to each entry.
A. Robin Hood Family Favorite Recipe
Raspberry Bars - 3 on a plate
Prizes: 1st: $25 Product Certificates
2nd: $10.00 Product Certificates
B. Robin Hood - Best Lunchbox Snack Contest
Granola Bars (Robin hood Oatmeal) - 3 on a plate
Prize: 1st Place only $15
Robin Hood - Family Favorite Recipe
National Contest
First place winners from both A&B. Contests with submission from
local fair. Judging will be based on appearance, taste, texture and
recipe creativity.
Senior & Youth Categories - 1st prize only -$100
C. Crisco Family Favorite Recipe
Ultimate Double Chocolate Chip Cookies - 3 on a plate
Prizes: 1st: $25 Product Certificates
2nd: $10 Product Certificates
Crisco National Contest
First place winner of Crisco Contest with submission of declaration
from local fair. Judging will be based on appearance taste, texture
and recipe creativity.
Prize: 1st place only $100.00
Bernardin 2016 Home Canning
A. Bernardin Jam/Jelly Award
Strawberry Jam
Prizes: 1st - $20 Gift Certificate & Rosette Prize Ribbon
B. Bernardin Best of Show Award
Must be submitted with Bernardin Mason Jar & Snap lid. Judging
based on highest accumulated points(fair decides points system) or
judges choice of Best Home Canning Entry from qualifiers.
Prize: $30 Gift Certificates & Rosette Prize Ribbon
C. Bernardin Gift Pack Competition
Best Gift Pack submitted using Bernardin Mason Jar & Snap lids.
Judges select winner based on creativity, quality of home canned
product, perceived value and appropriateness of presentation.
Prize: 1st $20 Gift Certificate & Rosette Prize Ribbon
D.
Bernardin Snap Lid/mason Jar
Creative Craft
Best decorative or functional homemade craft made using a Bernardin Mason jar and/or 2 piece Snap Lid as selected by fair(no recipes
in a jar needs to be a creative piece)
Prize: $20 Gift Certificate & Rosette Prize Ribbon
Bernardin NATIONAL Gift Pack Competition
Eligibility: first place winner of Bernardin Gift Pack
competition from each fair with entry submission by Local Fair
Convenor.
Prizes: 1st Place $100, 2nd & 3rd - $25 each
Be sure to visit our sponsors websites for recipes and helpful baking hints:
• Robin Hood - www.robinhood.ca • Crisco - www.criscocanada.com
• Bernardin - www.bernardin.ca
EXHIBITS: ADULT CRAFT WORK
HOME ACCESSORIES:
1. Creative votive candle holder
2. Wall craft home decor– no larger than 3ft x 3ft
(not a photo or painting)
3. Creative Recipe Holder
CREATIVE CRAFTS:
4. Mason Jar Lantern/Candle (indoors or outdoors)be creative
5. Chalkboard painted item - open
6. Pinterest – your craft choice – to theme
SEWING AND NEEDLEWORK:
7. Pair of dishcloths – 2 varieties
8. Needlecraft Tablecloth
9. Placemats – sewn – set of 4
10. Oven Mitts - sewn
TEEN CORNER:
11. Decorated Light Switch cover
12. Creative mason jar craft(let pinterest help you!)
13. Outdoor lantern- be creative
14. Unique craft using cloths pins
PHOTOGRAPHY:
15. Your pet
16. Person in costume – any age
17. Old barn – black and white
18. Fun with animals
OLD TIME FAVORITES:
19. Baby Sweater & Bonnet set- crochet
20. Adult slippers - knit
21. Polar fleece hat
22. Knitted Socks
SEASONS
23. Thanksgiving centerpiece
24. Christmas Stocking - knit
25. Hallowe’en door hanger
26. Spring Decorated Flower Pot-10” maximum
AFGHANS
27. Knit
28. Crochet
29. Open class – not quilt
ART WORK
30. Building – black & white –Charcoal
31. Animal - Watercolor
32. Plant – Mixed Medium
33. Abstract- Oil/Acrylic
ANTIQUES:
34. Plate
35. Cookbook
36. Chair
37. Milk Bottle
38. License plate
*NEW FOR 2016*
Mens Corner
39. 911 Sign for your house
40. Something made from wood pallet
41. Wooden Wine Bottle holder
PRIZES: 1-41 - 1st $8.00, 2nd 6.00, 3rd $4.00
FOLK ART
42. Open Class Special (article of your choice)
Prize: 1st -$15.00, 2nd $10.00, 3rd $8.00
Seniors Special
43. Knitted mitts
44. Article of Embroidery – your choice
45. Crocheted baby sweater
PRIZES: 1st -$11.00, 2nd $8.00, 3rd $6.00
Quilts:
OAAS QUILT COMPETITION;
The hand quilted and machine quilted “eligible” quilts/
wall hangings judged most outstanding at the Fair have
the privilege of entering this Competition. To be eligible
for the OAAS competition, the hand quilted quilt must
have a 324” perimeter and NOT be made from a kit. The
machine quilted quilt/wall hanging must be a minimum
of 192” perimeter and solely made and machine quilted
by the Exhibitor. OAAS competition quilts/wall hanging
will be judged at the District Level. Prize money will be
awarded to 1st 2nd and 3rd place. First place winners
will go forward to be judged at the Provincial Competition, Exhibitors are permitted to retain ownership of the
quilt and will receive a Grand Prize. A first place winning
quilt at the Provincial level will not be eligible to compete in any future district and/or OAAS Provincial competition. Certificates and ribbons will also be awarded
to the winners. The guide lines for judging hand quilted
quilts, as determined by the OAAS are set out below.
46. OAAS Machine Quilt competition(total perimeter 324 inches-smaller will not be eligible)
Wall Hanging - named
47. OAAS Hand Quilted Quilt –(total perimeter
324 inches-smaller will not be eligible)
Rag, quilted – named
48. 2016 Quilt Special-Chevron Quilt
Minimum 36x46 • Maximum 72x90
2017 Quilt Special - Quilted, theme
Proud To be Canadian
Minimum 36x48 • Maximum 50x60
Quilt Prizes: 1st $25.00, 2nd $20.00
EXHIBITS: R00ts & Vegetables
ROOTS & VEGETABLES
CHAIRPERSON: Darlene Elson 613-478-5174
Must be grown - no store bought product judged
1. Green tomatoes - 3 on a plate
2. Green Cherry tomatoes - 6 on a plate
3. Kale leaves - 5 leaves on a plate
4. 5 green beans with stems - on a plate
5. 5 yellow beans with stems - on a plate
6. 3 radishes- on a plate
7. Leaf lettuce - 5 leaves - on a plate
8. Potatoes - 3 on a plate
9. Zucchini - 1 any size - on a plate
10. Turnip - one any size - on a plate
PrizeS: #1-#7 - 1st - $8., 2nd $6., 3rd $4.
EXHIBITS: GRAINS & SEEDS
CHAIRPERSON: Matthew Dunham 613-920-3631
•• 1-8 in mason jars, all hay must be wrapped in clear plastic. Only
1 entry per farm per class. All hay classes must be displayed in
clear plastic bags or wrap.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Spring Wheat
Winter Wheat
Oats
Barely
Mixed Grains
Soy Beans - cluster of 6 plants, no roots
Red Clover
Sheath of Oats
Hay Silage: 2016, pail
EXHIBITS: HORTICULTURE
Tweed and District Horticultural Society will be sponsoring
some exhibits in Horticulture this year for the Tweed Fair. The
following is a list of entries and prizes. We have entries in adults
and juniors. Tweed Fair is July 8th to 10th. All entries must be at
the fair grounds on Friday July 8th and set up before noon. Judging
starts at noon. Juniors can pick up their prize money at the white
building at noon on Saturday.
Adults:
1. An arrangement of flowers and greens using a straw hat as the container.
2. A mixed arrangement of flowers and greens in cup
and saucer.
3. Miniature arrangement not to exceed 3 inches in
any direction.
4. A planter of mixed annuals or perennials using workboot/
boots as the container.
5. A planter using a hypertufa item as the container.
6. A metal pail planted with a mix of annuals and
trailing plants
7. An arrangement of mixed evergreens and natural items like seed pods and birch bark.
8. Make a quilt square using flower heads placed flat to create a design in a 8 inch square pan. Foliage optional.
9. An arrangement using driftwood or a piece of wooden
log as the container.
Prizes: 1st - $8
2nd - $7 3rd - $6
PRIZES: 1-9: 1st - $6.00, 2nd - $5.00, 3rd - 4.00
GRAIN & SEED SPECIALS:
10. Best Agricultural Display
11. Collection of Grains, not less than 3 varieties
- must be in clear plastic
FORAGE SPECIALS:
12. 1 square bale of hay first cut: 2016
13. 1 square bale of hay second cut: 2015
KIDS SPECIALS:
14. Largest bale of twine
Prizes: 10-14: 1st $10.00
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• Club for Veterans
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For information, call the Branch
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novels
colouring books
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