2016 Chenango County Fair Guide

Transcription

Mr. and Mrs.
Chenango
County Fair 2016
The Chenango County Agricultural
Society Board of Directors is pleased to
have Syd and Pat McEvoy represent our
169th Chenango County Fair and serve as our
ambassadors particularly for the youth and 4-H
areas. They will be present for many events and we
know that you will be pleased to spend some time
with them and reminiscing about the great years spent
at our Fair.
Syd and Patti McEvoy both grew up on dairy farms
in Marathon, NY. His family owns Mac-Mara Holsteins,
and he grew up showing cattle a the Broome County Fair,
Cortland Junior Fair, and New York State Fair.
Syd received his Associate’s Degree from SUNY
Cobleskill, and his Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree from
Cornell University in Animal Science and Agricultural
Education. Patti earned a degree from Mohawk Community College in Advertising and Print Production.
Syd became the 4-H agent in Chenango County in June of 1980, a position he held for 18 years.
During this time, the Harry L. Case 4-H Building was built to showcase the youth exhibits during the
fair. He also worked with the Chenango County fair board and Cooperative Extension to obtain grants
and donations to construct the Follett Showring and the Margaret Johnson Milking Parlor.
Syd also began the Adopt-a-Calf Program that allowed non-farm youth to use a calf as a 4-H project
without actually owning one. This program model has now gone state-wide and these 4-Hers can even
show at the New York State Fair.
Syd got his start announcing dairy shows at the Chenango County Fair. He now serves as
announcer for the new York State Holstein Carousel held each spring in Syracuse, the Central New
York Holstein Show, the Cortland County Junior Fair, and the Tompkins County Holstein Show. He
has also judged dairy shows, both confirmation and showmanship, at the Chenango, Otsego,
Delaware, and Oswego County Fairs.
Syd and Patti are both dedicated to community service. He is a past president of the Cortland
Rotary Club, and currently serves as Chairman of the Christmas Tree Project, Pancake
Breakfast Fundraiser, and High School Scholarship Committee for the Marathon Lions’
Club. Patti is team leader for her Relay for Life team, raising money and walking to raise
awareness and find a cure for cancer.
They have two grown children, both who were active 4-Hers in Cortland and
Chenango Counties. Matt is now team leader of the machinery and field crops
team at the Cornell University Dairy Cattle Research Center in Harford, NY.
Meghan is a 7th grade English teacher and soccer/track coach at
Marathon Central School.
Syd retired in 2012 from CCE Cortland, where he was the
Executive Director for 32 years. He now keeps busy by
working full time on the family farm. Patti is
working as brand manager for Oraline, a
dental care company in
Cortland, NY.
Page 2 2016 Chenango County Fair • Published by The Evening Sun & Pennysaver
ALYSSA TRAHAN
Multi-instrumentalist Alyssa Trahan is a
country singer-songwriter originally from
East Rochester, NY. She has written over
100 songs, plus those done with co-writers,
and continues to add to her long list of originals. Alyssa also performs on a regular basis,
well over 100 shows every year, and has
opened for acts such as Suzie Vinnick, Chris
Pureka, Wisewater, The Dady Brothers,
Ryan Broshear, Sawyer Brown, Joe Nichols
and more. In addition, Alyssa has performed
the National Anthem and/or performed at
half time at several pro-sporting events,
including for the Rochester Amerks (hockey), Buffalo 716ers (basketball), Erie
Hurricanes (basketball), and the Rochester
Red Wings (baseball). Alyssa is also a
Breedlove endorsed artist.
At the age of only 14, Alyssa began recording her original music in professional recording
studios, and in June of 2013, released her debut
album, "Hi". Soon after the release of "Hi", Alyssa
began work on her EP "Wild & Crazy", which was
released in January 2015. That same year, Alyssa
released a new single titled "I Like It" and began
work on her third studio release, an EP titled
"Daisies". "Daisies" was released in November of
2016 Chenango County Fair • Published by The Evening Sun & Pennysaver Page 3
2015 and has become her most successful release
to date. Every song Alyssa has released was written
on her own without the help of cowriters, an
accomplishment praised by many.
Alyssa has also released multiple professional
music videos, including for her songs "Cowboy"
and "Over You", the latter of which was featured on
13 WHAM Nightly News. She also self produced a
music video for "I Like It" the single, showcasing
not only her musical talent, but ability to direct,
film and edit a full length music video on her own.
Lastly, Alyssa's music video for her single "I Love
Your Truck" was sponsored by Hoselton Chevrolet;
a Chevy dealership in Alyssa's hometown of
Rochester, NY. It is because of these music videos,
plus several impressive covers, that Alyssa has
reached over half a million views on her YouTube
channel.
Alyssa's music has also been played on countless
radio stations (both AM and FM), including
SiriusXM The Highway, plus many online radio
stations based around the world. She has also done
interviews and in-studio performances on several
radio and talk shows and has made multiple TV
•
appearances. In addition, Alyssa has been featured
on countless music blogs and websites, including
the homepage of Big City Country (NYC), as well
as in the local paper(s) several times. Alyssa's original song "Your Only Girl" from her debut
album landed a spot in The Jersey Devil, an independent comedy film. She also wrote and recorded
an original song for Never Too Late, an independent film whose goal is to raise suicide awareness.
Currently, Alyssa lives in Nashville, TN, but
travels to Upstate NY often to perform, as she is
one of the area's most in demand performers. With
her talent and drive, she is one to watch for sure.
KAITLYN JACKSON: VALEDICTORIAN,
NATIONAL CHAMP, HOMETOWN GIRL
By: Cameron Turner [email protected]
NORWICH – The ever amazing vocals of Kaitlyn
Jackson will grace the stage of this years 2016
Chenango County Fair once again.
“What makes the fair special to me is that I have
been performing there literally my whole life. I
used to do the talent show when I was a little child,
Free Shipping (restrictions apply)
2016 Conservation Area
Chenango County Fair Schedule
All Week
• Laser Shot • Crossbow Shooting • Charlie the Buck
• Furs and Skulls of NY
• Mounts - provided Chenango Taxidermy and George Franke
• Native Fish of NY - provided by Hickling Fish Farm
• SIGN UP FOR DEC SUMMER CAMP - 2017
• Scholarship information - graduating senior entering
conservation related field
Proudly Serving the Chenango County Sporting Community Since 1940
WHAT IS THE FEDERATION?
PURPOSE
The future hope of the sporting
community lies in intelligent, faithful,
organized cooperation. It’s the goal of
the Federation to secure better
cooperation between its member
clubs, individual members,
landowners, the New York State
Department of Environmental
Conservation and all others
interested in conserving wildlife and
other natural resources for the future.
The Federation serves as a conduit
for information both from and to state
organizations and regulation makers
such as the NYSDEC, New York
State Conservation Council, Region 7
Conservation League, Fish & Wildlife
Management Board and
Conservation Fund Advisory Board.
The Federation also assists in the
propagation and distribution of fish
and game, and works to improve
game protection and reduce game
law violations.
The Federation also offers a
scholarship for up to $500.00.
Eligible graduating seniors must live
in or attend a school based in
Chenango County - the senior must
also be continuing their education
within the conservation area.
The Federation and its member
clubs sponsor, support and promote
various youth activities throughout
the year which range from a Spring
Youth Turkey Hunt ran in conjunction
with NY ECO’s to Safari Club Youth
Days.
CONSERVATION AREA AT THE FAIR
EDUCATION
Realizing the importance of
educating our young people as well
as adults, member clubs are involved
with DEC Hunter Safety Programs,
various NRA & Chenango County
Approved Conceal Carry Courses
and Scouting.
The Federation maintains and
organizes the Conservation Area at
the Chenango County Fairgrounds.
Each year the Federation hosts
several exhibits and special
presentations - from exotic reptiles
and birds of prey to taxidermy, fly
tying and K-9 demonstrations.
During the week of the fair The
Federation runs a FREE KID’S
RAFFLE. Children 12 and under may
enter to win prizes that could range
from a bike to sleeping bags to
fishing equipment and other
children’s prizes.
Be sure to
make the Conservation Area a
scheduled stop when you’re at the
fair in August.
YOUTH ACTIVITIES
One of the most rewarding and time
honored activities that the Federation
has undertaken is sending KIDS TO
DEC SUMMER CAMPS - FOR
FREE!! Annually the Federation
sends upwards of 14 children
between the ages of 11-17 to one of
the four DEC summer camps.
LEGISLATION
The Federation works closely with
our government representatives at
the local, state and federal level to
emphasize sporting interests and
issues. Pertinent bills are monitored
throughout the legislative process in
cooperation with the NRA, NYSRPA,
NYSCC and SCOPE.
PROJECTS OF THE FEDERATION?
and just to be able to continue that at a more professional level is a very rewarding experience and
very humbling,” said Jackson. “Some of the people
who are in the audience there have watched me
grow up, so it is a very nice comfortable environment for me.”
At just 18-years old Jackson already has a very
impressive resume built up, with the hopes of
adding more in the near future.
As many know, Jackson was an impressive contestant in season 13 of American Idol,
Jackson, a recent graduate from Norwich high
school, was named Valedictorian of the class of
2016. This honor was bestowed upon her, as just
the cherry on top of the already illustrious career
including: a New York State Country Music Hall of
Fame Horizon Award, won Disney World American
Idol experience at Hollywood studios when she
was just 14. In 2011, Jackson won the Horizon
award from the New York State Country Music
Hall of Fame, when she was just 13. That same
year she was named Central New York radio group
junior Idol winner, and in 2013, Jackson became
WHWK’s hit maker challenge champion. Most
In South Plaza,
Norwich
the all new
recently Jackson was entered into and was named a
finalist in the USA Songwriting Competition in the
Gospel/Inspirational category, and would go on to
win Honorable Mention overall.
With her high school career behind her, the world
stands at Kaitlyn Jackson's feet as she will, in a
short time, embark on yet another journey, college.
After traveling all over the country and auditioning for a multitude of different colleges and universities over the past few months, Jackson has officially decided to stay in New York State, where she
will attend Ithaca College in the fall of 2016.
“I am going to Ithaca College and I will be in the
BSA Acting program, which has both vocal and
dance requirements, so it was really the best of all
the worlds put together, I am excited,” said
Jackson. “It is beautiful there, I just got back from
orientation and all the people I met are fantastic so
I am super excited. I auditioned for like 14 different schools, and it was crazy. Very eye opening for
me, but it took up 160 percent of my time.”
Despite the drain on Jackson's time, she still has
found time to participate in Amber Perkins school
of the arts where she traveled to Florida to perform
Norwich Monuments LLC.
Markers, Monuments, Mausoleums
Jason Flanagan
MATRIX
LAUNDROMAT
Owner
6395 State Highway 12
Norwich, N.Y. 13815
(607) 334-3944 Office
(607) 316-6586 Cell
Email: [email protected]
Open
7 days a week
e is
Ther meone
ys so
o
alwa hand t
on t you!
assis
6 am to 10 pm
(Last wash-n-fold 8 pm)
607-373-4381
Next door to Save-A-Lot
her senior production, winning the Candance
National Award.
“We did Romeo and Juliet, so we told the whole
story, the dance was like seven minutes long. I
played Juliet so that was so incredible, it was a
very emotional performance,” said Jackson.
Now that a Valedictorian has been named, a college has been picked, and a national title has been
won, Kaitlyn Jackson will be excitedly getting back
to her roots right here in Chenango County when
she performs with her band at the upcoming
Chenango County Fair.
This year the band will be composed of John
Jackson on backup vocals, Brenna Swanger on
rhythm and lead guitar, Ross Rogers on drums, and
Ron Richards on base guitar, while Kaitlyn sings.
Kaitlyn shared her pre-performance ritual, something she seems to have added onto some since last
year. During an interview with The Evening Sun in
2015, Jackson shared that she sometimes eats
Mustard before she sings to clean her vocal chords,
allowing her to have a raw, natural feel.
“I still do it, everyone always has their own little
things they do before they perform. Dolly Parton
CANALSIDE
SERVICES
LLC
RENT ME
SMALL EQUIPMENT RENTAL
PO Box 1016, 118 Ryan Lane
Norwich, NY 13815
Ph 607-336-6822 • Fx 607-336-6854
always has
potato
chips in
her boots
when she's
recording.
It gets the
vocal
chords
how you
want them
and how
you need
them. I do
some tea
now
though; it
really does
help,”
Jackson
said before
exclaiming how excited she is to get back out there
to perform.
Thompson
Bros.
Inc.
LANDSCAPING
TOPSOIL
SITE SERVICES
SNOW REMOVAL
EXCAVATING
ch
PAVING
Bulk Mul
Available
Phone: 607-336-2213
Fax: 607-336-6854
P.O. Box 214
Norwich, NY 13815
harmonies, traditional instruments, very honest,
natural, down to earth rapport with the audience,
the Barfields have been winning fans and making
friends at every event they have been invited to,
and consistently re-invited to for nearly two
decades.
Listen to their music and view their videos at:
www.buffalobarfield.com
HORSES HORSES HORSES!!
THE BARFIELDS ARE BACK
NORWICH – From the foothills of The Blue
Ridge Mountains, with respect for tradition and
passion to perform… the “Barfields” are serving up
a delicious mix of truly American roots to produce
their own distinctive sound.
Traditional country and western swing, folk, bluegrass, old-time gospel, and jug-band music make
up just a few of the ingredients that going into the
pot to make this unique upcountry stew.
With the “roux” made from their distinctive vocal
Lisa Dufresne has turned her love of animals into
a lifelong career. From her youngest days growing
up in Worcester, Massachusetts, her natural skill
with horses led her to a career performing, choreographing and competing with horses. With over
twenty years experience training animal acts of all
kinds, Lisa’s performances with her animals have
delighted audiences around the world.
Her first love and specialty, Lisa’s horses have
waltzed their way into Japan, danced in the Main
Ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria in New York City,
appeared on stage at Lincoln Center during the
Lincoln Center Theatre Festival, and circled the
245 Posson Road
Norwich, NY 13815
Broker:
David Posson
Associate Broker:
Kara Reed
(607)
334-9727
email: [email protected]
www.possonrealty.net
CLIP & SAVE
Chenango County Legion
Auxiliary & Sale
$1.00 Off
Hot Dog Meal
At the
American Legion Booth
ing her work with horses, zebras, camels, llamas,
pigs and sea lions and is an active clinician, appearing at Equitana USA, and Equine Affaires demonstrating her training techniques.
Lisa is a Gold and Silver Medalist in the United
States Dressage Federation and has won numerous
awards competing in dressage at the international
level with her Danish Warmblood and Oldenburg
horses.
Horses Horses Horses!! is a performing horse
show to delight those of all ages. The show consists
of 12 miniature stallions, a beautiful Freisian from
Holland and a black Arabian. The horses waltz,
bow and rear, lay down, sit up and walk on their
hind legs, perform at liberty and under saddle. A
show to be seen and enjoyed by all.
United States for various circuses, stage shows,
fairs and horse theatres, including a number of
years performing with Ringling Bros. Barnum &
Bailey. She has been featured in a number of television programs, magazines and newspapers, cover-
CHOBANI SPONSORS ‘FARM TO
FORK, TASTE OF CHENANGO’
Chobani is thrilled to be a corporate sponsor of
“Farm to Fork, Taste of Chenango” at this year’s
Chenango County Fair.
Chobani will be offering a creation station from
noon – 2 pm on Tuesday, Aug. 9 in the Exhibition
Hall, with a variety of 5.3oz Chobani flavors to
choose from and a wide range of fresh, natural toppings for people to make their own creations right
in the cup.
Farm to Fork, Taste of Chenango, will offer fairgoers the opportunity to sample and purchase local
foods, both fresh and freshly-prepared by area artisans. Opening day at the fair is the perfect time and
place for local producers to showcase the great
tastes found in Chenango County. Local chefs will
create culinary treats using locally grown products
and vendors selling locally-sourced produce and
products will be featured throughout the event. Fair
week is always a time to celebrate and be proud of
local agriculture – Chenango County is home to
more than 290 meat producers; 140 dairy producers; two dairy processing plants; 83 fruit and vegetable producers; more than 20 maple producers;
over 140 egg producers, and many restaurants that
feature local products.
The Chobani Community Cup Truck will be featured at the Firemen’s Parade on Tuesday night,
handing out free samples along the parade route.
On Wednesday, Chobani is proud to sponsor
Children’s Day at the Fair, with free admission for
kids under 12 until 5 pm. The Cup Truck will be on
hand that day too, handing out free Chobani Greek
Yogurt products from noon to 3 pm.
GRANGE DAY RETURNS TO THE FAIR
By Kieran Coffey
[email protected]
The Grange, officially referred to as The National
Grange of the Order of Patrons of Husbandry, is a
fraternal organization in the United States that
encourages families to band together to promote
the economic and political well-being of the community and agriculture. Founded in 1867, after the
Civil War, The Grange is America's oldest agricultural advocacy group with a National scope.
There are eight branches of The Grange in
Chenango County. The Chenango County Pomona
Grange has been a staple of the Chenango County
Fair for many years.
The Chenango County Grange #29 will be hosting
a competition, titled “How has Agriculture touched
your life today” at this year's Chenango County
Enjoy Family
& Friends
At The Fair!
Ever feel like your
insurance rates are
roller-coasting?
Stop by and see us
soon for a “FAIR”
and honest quote on
all your insurance
needs.
CHIARINO
INSURANCE AGENCY, INC.
50 NORTH BROAD ST.,
NORWICH, NY
Monday thru Friday 8:30 am - 5 pm
STOP IN TODAY AND SEE PATTY,
TAMMIE OR STACEY FOR MORE
INFORMATION, OR CONTACT US:
337-AUTO or 336-1444
www.chiarinoinsurance.com
Focus On Quality Vision Care
For The Whole Family
CHENANGO
VISION
CENTER
We will
bring
your
world into
focus!
Corner of East Main Street and East River Road, Norwich
HOURS: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 9-5; Wed. 9-7
4154 State Rte. 31
(315) 697-2214
387 Center St.
(607) 829-2600
8207 State Rte. 26
(315) 376-0300
962 State Rte. 12
(315) 841-4181
www.whitesfarmsupply.com
Fair. Prizes will be awarded to the top five finishers, in amounts of: $65 for first place; $60 for second place; $45 for third place; $45 for fourth place;
and $40 for fifth place. No entry fee is required to
enter the competition.
The judges will make their decision based on the
following criteria: 25 percent Effectiveness- Artistic
story that holds the interest of the public; 25 percent Originality - Way of presentation, and descriptors; and 10 percent Attractiveness - Printing, color
material, and eye catchers.
In addition to this competition, The Grange will
also be sponsoring the 'Grange Pie Booth', located
in Floral Hall. Here, patrons of the fair can enjoy a
slice of fresh, homemade pie, or a dessert. A “blue
plate special” is also served each day, from 11:30
a.m.
'Grange Day' at the 2016 Chenango County Fair
will be on Thursday, August 11.
BRUCE BEADLE BAND HEADLINES
WEDNESDAY ENTERTAINMENT AT
THE FAIR
years across America, playing with many musicians. Bruce has a passion for R&B/Blues and
Oldies. He has been performing in many different
venues all over the Eastern United States since the
age of 13, and has worked shows and clubs in New
York, Massachusetts, New Hampshire,
Pennsylvania, Virginia, Maine, Georgia, Tennessee,
and Florida, as well as Kingston and Ontario,
Canada.
Over the years he has worked with such artists as
Earl Thomas Conley, Shirley Ellis, Danny and the
Juniors, Jay and the Americans, The Tokens,
Chubby Checker, Gary Lewis and the Playboys,
Lou Christie, and many more. Bruce is known for
his smooth yet powerful vocals covering a wide
range of artists. A polished front man, who can
take charge of any event, he brings professionalism
to the forefront.
The band is scheduled to play on Wednesday,
August 10, from 7:30 p.m. until 9:30 p.m., in the
entertainment tent. “We just try to entertain the
crowd,” said Beadle. “Usually we are successful.”
ROUTE 12 CAN & BOTTLE
REDEMPTION CENTER
607-336-CANS (2267)
SEE US FOR YOUR NEXT
BOTTLE/CAN DRIVE
Norwich
(Across from B&D Pools)
Route 12 South
By Kieran Coffey
[email protected]
Open Mon. - Sat.
9 am to 5 pm
This year's entertainment at the Chenango County
Fair is set to feature the Bruce Beadle Band.
The Bruce Beadle Band is a seven-piece band,
featuring a trombone, a trumpet, a saxophone, a
keyboard, drums, as well as guitars and vocals.
According to the band's Facebook page, they specialize in Rock, and Rhythm and Blues.
Bruce Beadle, the leader of the band, said that all
of the members of the band are strong instrumentally, and have a lot of experience playing in front
of large crowds. According to their Facebook page,
Beadle himself has been performing for many
We do
pick ups too!
Call today
Greene
(Next to the Scoop)
Route 12 South
Open M, W, F & Sat,
9 am to 5 pm
COLEMAN BROTHERS SHOWS
BRINGS LIFE TO THE MIDWAY
Frank Speziale Photo
By Shawn Magrath
[email protected]
Barring a brief stint in the late 60s and
early 70s, Colman Brothers Shows Inc.
had always been the go-to to bring life to
the midway at the Chenango County Fair.
Now in its 100th year in the carnival
business, Coleman Brothers Shows will
return to the Chenango County
Fairgrounds for yet another round of family friendly rides, games and entertainment.
Started as a one-man show in 1926,
Coleman Brothers Shows has since taken
off to include more than 30 rides, games and other
concessions operated with the help of more than 50
workers during the busy season. It all began when
Richard Coleman purchased a used merry-go-round
for $250 and charged for rides where it was set up
near the Portland Bridge. Word spread about the
ride, as did Coleman’s ambitions. He started booking shows in different towns and, with help from
• Floral Displays
• School Arts
• Master Gardeners
• Chenango County
Soil & Water District
his brothers, more rides were purchased and concessions added as the years went by. Eventually,
Coleman’s sons got in the carnival business as well.
Today, the operation is run by Bob Coleman, one
of Richard’s sons, and his wife, Rachel.
According to the Coleman Brothers website, the
traveling carnival is always seeking new attractions
to keep the excitement thriving. Before the carnival
opens, each ride is inspected individually by state
• Maple Products
• Cornell Cooperative
Extension
• Farm Crops &
Vegetables
police, the local fire marshal, and a state engineer.
“They have been an important part of the fair for
many years,” said Chenango County Fair
Association President Mary Weidman. “The midway is always what draws the most attention with
the lights and the sounds, and the games and rides.
It’s what a lot of people look for at the fair.”
As the Fair Association gets ready to kick off the
169th annual Chenango County Fair, Weidman said
the midway will offer the same exciting appeal as
always... and then some.
“The Coleman Brothers have a couple new rides
this year,” she added. “They put a lot of time and
effort into making sure equipment is maintained, an
lights are working, and everything is ready.”
For more information on the Coleman Brothers
Shows and its longstanding history in the traveling
carnival business in Chenango County and throughout the country, visit their website at colemanshows.com.
A FEW GOOD STEEDS
By Shawn Magrath
[email protected]
What would a fair stooped in agriculture be without the help of a
few good steeds?
That’s the
thought behind
bringing horses
back to help
patrol the fairgrounds for the
third year.
Throughout all
six days of the
fair, horses will
be used to help
monitor the parking lot, midway, and all other attractions that bring
nearly 50,000 people to the fair each summer.
“Just having people higher up helps us see what’s
going on,” said Chenango County Fair Board member Jason Lawrence. “Plus, people really enjoy seeing the horses. It’s a whole other attraction. It’s one
HIGHLIGHTING
SAFETY WITH
ELECTRICITY!
Show will be August 9th
at 10:30 am, 1:00 pm and 7:30 pm
Maydole Street Gate
Behind Grandstand
Every DaySouth Road
See Schedule of
Events for Times
NYSEG Highlighting Safety at the Fair
Every DaySouth Road
See
Schedule
of Events
for
Times
Making sure our employees and customers are safe is our
top priority. And what better way to communicate the
importance of taking personal responsibility for safety than
with our powerful live-line demonstration.
Under normal operating conditions, our electricity delivery
system is extremely safe. However, dangerous conditions can
result when a storm or motor vehicle accident damages that
system. Our expert line mechanics will become teachers at
the fair. Their lesson plan calls for using a replica of an
electricity delivery system to show how electricity can travel
when our delivery system is damaged and, most importantly,
how to stay out of its way.
NYSEG, a subsidiary of Iberdrola USA, serves 881,000
electricity customers and 263,000 natural gas customers
across more than 40% of upstate New York. Iberdrola USA, a
subsidiary of global energy leader Iberdrola, S.A., is an
energy services and delivery company with nearly 3 million
customers in upstate New York and New England. We are a
team of dedicated individuals working as one to deliver value
to our customers, employees and shareholders. By providing
outstanding customer service and exceptional reliability,
while holding safety and the environment in high regard, we
aspire to be a world-class energy company.
Chenango County Fairgrounds
GATE 5
GROVE AVENUE
14
13
8
12
22
MAIN GATE
11
CARNIVAL
MIDWAY
EAST MAIN STREET
5
NORTH ROAD
MIDWAY LANE
SOUTH ROAD
17
6
MAYDOLE STREET
15
16
7
4
9
10
GATE 6
18 18
1
2
GATE 2
3 3 3 3
18
1. Grandstand
2. Fair Office
3. Food
Concessions
4. First Aid Station
5. Exhibition Hall
6. Floral Hall
7. Main Gate Office
8. Conservation
Area
9. Fair Office
10. Bathrooms
11. Poultry Tent
12. Cattle Show
Ring (H-Barn)
13. Cattle Barn
14. Goat Barn
15. Sheep Barn
16. 4-H Building
(Case Building)
17. Chapman Hall
18. Horse Barns
19. Pulling Track
20. Stage
21. Horse Ring
22. Livestock
Show Ring
19
20
GATE 3
21
2016 Entertainment
Schedule of Events
Itʼs Bigger and Better!
THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 2016
Picnic Table Area
Senior Day
Inside and Out
Buffalo Barfield
12:00pm- Entertainment Tent
Meet and Greet 2X2 Zoo 1:30pm- South Road
Horses, Horses, Horses
2:15pm- South Road
Buffalo Barfield
Buffalo Barfield
Bruce Beadle & TC Horns
5:30pm- South Road
Alyssa
6:45pm- South Road
Trahan
Buffalo Barfield
Cadence Entertainment
8:00pm to closeEntertainment Tent
FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 2016
Midnight Madness
Kaitlyn
Jackson
LJ Gates
TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 2016
Parade/ Harness Racing
Meet and Greet 2X2 Zoo
Buffalo Barfield
Meet and greet 2X2 Zoo
Meet and greet 2X2 Zoo
Buffalo Barfield
Alyssa Trahan
1:30pm- South Road
3:00pm- Entertainment tent
4:15pm- South Road
6:00pm- South Road
(Sponsored by McCredy
Motors LLC)
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 2016
Childrenʼs Day
Buffalo Barfield
Buffalo Barfield
Bicycle Drawing
Beauty Pageant
Bruce Beadle
and the TC Horns
Fireworks
1:30pm- South Road
2:15pm- South Road
4:30pm- South Road
5:30pm- South Road
6:30pm- South Road
6:45pm- South Road
(sponsored by Chenango
Blues Association)
9:30pm- Fireworks
Buffalo Barfield
Buffalo Barfield
Buffalo Barfield
Karaoke Competition
sign up
Karaoke Competition
1:30pm- South Road
2:15pm- South Road
3:30pm- South Road
5:15pm- South Road
6:00pm- South Road
6:45pm- South Road
SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 2016
Childrenʼs Day
Buffalo Barfield
NYS Talent Contest
Jacksons
Buffalo Barfield
LJ Gates Band
11:00am- South Road
1:30pm- South Road
2:15pm- South Road
3:30pm- South Road
5:15pm- South Road
6:00pm- South Road
6:45pm- South Road
SUNDAY, AUGUST 14, 2016
Last Day
LJ Gates
11:00am- South Road
1:30pm- South Road
3:30pm- South Road
Chenango County Fair Daily Events
-Entertainment Tent - North Road -Horses Horses Horses - South Road -Two by Two Zoo - South Road-Sportsman Club Activities - Conservation Center -Antique Tractor Display - North Road • Daily Demonstrations - Floral Hall -
-Buffalo Barfield Musical Show- Daily Free Entertainment -
12 pm NYS Sire Stakes Harness Racing
6 pm Buffalo Barfield sponsored by
Chenango Blues Fest
7 pm 4-H and Fireperson’s Parade
8 pm Alyssa Trahan
sponsored by McCredy Motors
Children 12 & under admitted at
no charge until 5 pm
8 am
9 am
3 pm
5 pm
FREE ADMISSION Sponsored by:
7 pm
Open Horse Show
Garden Tractor Pull
Car Cruise-In, North Road, 3-5 pm
Children’s Day Bicycle Drawing
Entertainment Tent
Kaitlyn Jackson & Hometown American Idol & Nashville Recording Artist
5 pm Children’s Day Bicycle Drawing Entertainment Tent
7 pm Grandstand Opens
Bruce Beadle & TC Horns
sponsored by M&T Bank
Fireworks at Dusk
FREE ADMISSION Sponsored by:
9 am Senior Day Activities
10 am County Tractor Pull (Grandstand)
7 pm NYTPA Super Stocks & Super Farm
7 pm
NYTPA Tractor Pull - Super Farm Mods
8 am
1 pm
7 pm
Open Horse Show
Demolition Derby
Demolition Derby
Midway
opens
every day
at 1 pm
$20 wristbands - sold 1-5 pm, good till 7 pm
$25 wristbands - sold 4-7 pm, good till closing
$25 wristbands - sold 8-11 pm, good till 1 am
5 pm Karaoke Sign-up
7 pm Karaoke
7 pm Shootout Productions
- Diesel Truck Pulls
$20 wristbands - sold 1-5 pm, good till 7 pm
$25 wristbands - sold 1-5 pm,
good till 7 pm
Thank You For Your Support!
Thank You To Our Sponsors
On behalf of the Chenango County Fair, we would like to take this opportunity to
thank all of our sponsors and supporters.
By becoming a sponsor, it is a great opportunity for you to get recognition of your
company’s name, products or services. This will increase good will and consequently
bring awareness to your business.
Sponsors are an integral part of our annual Fair. With your help, we are able to bring
agriculture, education and family entertainment to our communities. Also with your
help and many dedicated people, we are able to maintain our historic buildings and
grounds, thus enabling us to put on a first class Fair while celebrating Our American
Heritage.
Again, please accept our sincere thanks for the value of your support and look
forward to partnering with you in the future.
-- -
--• Brightman Kohl’s Partnership
• Coleman Brothers Shows, Inc.
• Kuhn’s Tree Service
• Evening Sun / Norwich Pennysaver
• Devine Sales / Jim & Linda’s
Concessions
• NBT Bank, NA
• Burrell’s Excavating
• GEICO Insurance
-- -
• Marshman Farms
• A & J Auto Reco
• Farm Credit East, ACA
• American Fireworks Display, LLC
--• Cazenovia Equipment
• Weidman Stables
• North Norwich Motors & Trailers
Sales, LLC
• NYS Veteran’s Home at Oxford
• Laral Management
• Canal Street Hardware
-- -
• Adsit Septic & Excavating, LLC
• Reese–Marshall Oil Co.
• ADK Disposal, Inc.
• Bartle’s Pharmacy
• Park Place Sports Bar & Grill
• Schultz Insurance Agency
• Fred’s Inn, Inc.
• Dairy Farmers of America
• Golden Artist Colors, Inc.
• Walter O. Rogers Insurance Agency
• Reputable Auto Center, LLC
• Catskill OTB
• Bates Electric
• WCDO Radio
• SUNY Morrisville
• Weidman Farms
• Preferred Mutual Insurance Co.
• Santillo’s Concessions
-- -
• Stewart’s Shops Corp.
• Giltner’s, Inc. / Root’s Floor Covering
• Visions Federal Credit Union
• Clippenger Law Offices
---
--• Denny’s Wines & Liquors
• Lee, Emerson & Palmer, LLP,
Attorneys
• RPI Realty & Appraisal
• Hosking Sales Auction
Service
• New York Pizzeria
• Storn-West Jerseys
• Otsego Auto Crushers
• Lutz Feed Company
• Blueox Corporation
• James F. Taylor
• Carnrike Construction
• Thompson Bros. Construction
• David & Virginia Law
• R.J. Fahy Funeral Home
• Community Bank
• Rapp Signs, Inc
• Professional Tire & Service
• R.F. Smith Funeral Home
• Norwich Implement, INC.
of the nice things about having an agricultural fair:
We get to do different things that use agriculture to
attract people.”
Of course, that’s not all the fair has to offer in the
way of equestrian entertainment. On Tuesday,
opening day of the fair, harness racing returns to
the Chenango County track, giving spectators a
look at some of the best racers in the state.
“We’re fortunate to have one of the best tracks in
the fair racing circuit,” said Lawrence, citing near
record-breaking times that have been set at the
Norwich track over the years. “We’ve seen a lot of
fast times at the track, and it’s because we’re able
to maintain it. It gets damaged quickly because of
different events and because of flooding in the
spring, so it takes almost a full year to keep preparing that track; but it pays off.”
If racing isn’t your thing, then here’s something
else to pique your interest: Roman Riding.
Roman Riding is standing on two horses, one foot
on each horse. Throughout the fair, JD Winslow
equestrian entertainment will feature a Roman
Rider traveling the fairgrounds and bringing a
whole new sense of wonderment to a longlasting
equestrian sport.
As always, fair goers can also pay a visit to the
stables of the Chenango County fairgrounds.
GARDEN TRACTOR PULLS AT THE
CHENANGO COUNTY FAIR
By Kieran Coffey
[email protected]
The Brookfield Garden Tractor Pullers
Association Inc. is a small organization, located in
Greenwich, NY.
for
s
r
a
d
n
Cale
r
u
o
Y
Mark 170th Year air
the
Co. F
o
g
n
a
TH
en TH
h
C
e
h
of t
-13 ,
8
T
S
U
AUG
2017
The group performs shows at County Fairs, Fire
Department Carnivals, and various different
fundraisers. They offer 22 different classes of garden tractor pulls, ranging from eight horsepower or
less, all the way up to four-cylinder modified garden tractors.
For those who don’t know, Garden Tractor pulls
involve using modified garden tractors to pull a
heavy sled along a 35 foot wide, 100 meter (330
foot) long track, with the winner being the tractor
or truck that pulls the sled the farthest.
All tractors in their respective classes pull a set
weight in the sled. When a tractor or truck gets to
the end of the track, this is known as a "full pull".
When more than one tractor or truck completes a
"full pull", more weight is added to the sled, and
those competitors compete in a pull-off.
The winner is the one who can pull the sled the
longest length of the track.
The sleds weigh approximately 6,000 or more
pounds. The speed at which the weighted box
moves up the sled, and the gearing applied, both
control the difficulty of the pull. The sled is set and
controlled by the sled master.
WATCH
F
2017 LI OR THE
N
starting E UP
i
May 20 n our
17 Ads!
Excite. Inspire. Motivate.
www.FriendsofRogers.org
Make exciting discoveries about the
environment through hands-on
learning & exploration
• Great Value
• Great Attractions
• Something for
Everyone
website:
chenangocountyfair.homestead.com
Fair office: (607) 334-9198
Site Highlights: Visitor Center with educational
exhibits & wildlife viewing areas • More than six
miles of trails across 600 acres • Trout ponds
• Bookstore & gift shop • Picnic pavilion & outdoor
classroom • Bird Cabin featuring rare aviary
collections • American Chestnut Tree plantation
• Raised-bed community & native pollinator gardens
Programs: Annual community festivals
• Cross-country Ski & Snowshoe rentals
• Guided recreational excursions
• Experiential learning lectures & workshops
• Nature’s Nursery • School Field Trips
• Outdoor-themed birthday parties
• Seasonal youth Adventure Camps
• Twice-monthly Family Fun sessions
• Weekly Storytime & Hike
Rogers Environmental Education Center
2721 State Route 80, Sherburne, NY 13460 • (607) 674-4733
Friends of Rogers provides outstanding educational opportunities that excite, inspire, and motivate
people of all ages to enjoy, understand, appreciate, and protect our natural environment.
The Brookfield Garden Tractor pullers will be at
the Chenango County Fair on Saturday, August 13,
with the pulls starting at 9 a.m. The family fun
event has been a mainstay at the Fair over the last
30 years. Competitors will be anywhere from five
to 60 years old. Be sure to check it out.
FAIR FOOD: BETTER THAN FAIR
As August rolls around the corner, the Chenango
County Fair follows. People from all over the state
flock to see certain attractions like the petting zoo,
demolition derby, live entertainment, fireworks, and
last but certainly not least: the food.
It goes without saying that food vendors are a staple at the Chenango County fair, with vendors from
near and far showcasing their delicious treats. All
week long, the fair food vendors will be set up and
ready to please your taste buds.
Aside from scrumptious funnel cakes, candy
apples, homemade taffy, and fried you-name-its,
local vendors from Norwich and the Chenango
County area are also an instrumental part of the
food culture at the fair.
Nina’s, a hometown favorite, will be back at the
Proudly Supporting
the 169th Chenango
County Fair!
OUR MISSION
At Kerry, our mission is to help nourish
and delight consumers across the globe.
OUR VISION
To be the leader in Taste and Nutrition for
the global food, beverage and
pharmaceutical industries; creating
sustainable value for our customers,
employees, environment, community
and shareholders.
OUR SHARED VALUES
At Kerry, we understand that to be the
global leader in Taste and Nutrition, we
must all adhere to a set of shared values.
Commitment, teamwork, excellence,
entrepreneurship and value creation
underpin everything we do at Kerry.
https://www.kerry.com/
158 State Hwy 320, Norwich, NY 13815
315 802 5900
TEAMWORK
fair this year with their famous pizza and Italian
food that is hard to pass up. Tuller’s Food Booth
will also be returning to the fair for their seventh
consecutive year serving some of the classics: hamburgers, hotdogs, chicken wings, and even gyros.
Be sure to stop down at the Chenango County
Fair beginning on August 9th, and don’t miss out
on any of the delectable treats at your disposal that
week.
CHENANGO COUNTY FAIR
EXHIBITION HALL
Great work
in a great atmosphere.
At Snyder Communications we are extremely proud of our
staff. Not only do they perform excellent work, they grace
our building with style, laughter, and a true caring for our
customers and each other.
We are an excellent, fun place to work and are always
looking for individuals who possess a great attitude and
positive work habits, so keep us in mind when you are
looking for a challenging work opportunity. Who knows, the
next person we hire could be you.
That’s how we do it.
Together, we each do our best so we can deliver our best to
you. We pride ourselves on giving our customers the attention
and service they need in today’s competitive marketplace.
Whether it’s one of the seven editions of the Pennysaver, My
Shopper, The Evening Sun, The Gazette, Circulars Unlimited,
New Media Retailer, Swelby or Sun Printing, the same
dedication and commitment to service, quality and value is
evident throughout.
That’s teamwork... working for you!
Anyone who’s walked a lap at the Chenango
County Fair has seen the different rides, food vendors, game booths, and animals. But tucked away
inside the exhibition hall is a part of the fair that
many people over look.
The exhibition area at the Chenango County Fair
showcases some of the most interesting products of
the county. Some commercial businesses will be set
up on the east side of the exhibition hall to sell and
advertise their products. On the west side of the
exhibition hall is one of the more exciting parts of
the fair: the exhibit entries. People from around the
county enter their maple syrup, farm-crops, forest
crops, hay, wheat, oats, corn, and almost any other
kinds of vegetable to be spectated and judged. “We
want to focus on the fact that the County Fair is
agriculturally based,” said exhibition Hall volunteer
Karen Edwards. “There will be just about any kind
of vegetable that you can think of available for
judging.” While at the Chenango County Fair this
year, don’t overlook the exhibition hall where some
of the county’s finest commodities are on display.
NYSEG: HIGHLIGHTING SAFETY AT
THE FAIR
Show will be August 9th at 10:30 a.m., 1:00 p.m.
and 7:30 p.m. Behind the Demolition Derby stands
by the back gate at Maydole Street
Making sure their customers are safe is NYSEG’s
top priority. And what better way to communicate
the importance of taking personal responsibility for
safety than with a powerful live-line demonstration?
Under normal operating conditions, NYSEG’s
electricity delivery system is extremely safe.
However, dangerous conditions can result when a
storm or motor vehicle accident damages that system. NYSEG’s expert line mechanics will become
teachers at the fair, using a replica of an electricity
delivery system to show how electricity can travel
when the delivery system is damaged, and most
importantly how to stay out of its way.
NYSEG, a subsidiary of Iberdrola USA, serves
881,000 electricity customers and 263,000 natural
gas customers across more than 40% of upstate
New York. Iberdrola USA, which is a subsidiary of
global energy leader Iberdrola, S.A., is an energy
service and delivery company with nearly 3 million
customers in upstate New York and New England.
They are a team of dedicated individuals working
as one to deliver value to their customers, employees, and shareholders. By providing outstanding
customer service and exceptional reliability while
still holding safety and the environment in the
highest regard, NYSEG aspires to be a world-class
energy company.
inform fairgoers of all the different farm products
that are grown in Chenango County that are available directly from farm stands as produce, and also
at certain restaurants as finished meals or wines.
Taste of Chenango will consist of two factions; in
one section there will be a dozen or so vendors
with displays, demonstrations, and even tastings of
their delicious products that are grown right here in
Chenango County. In addition to the displays there
will also be two creation-stations, sponsored by
Chobani, that will allow people to put together a
meal or product themselves. This may include
things like making baklava, putting together a
yogurt mix, or even learning firsthand how to cook
with wine.
Don’t miss out on the Taste of Chenango displays
and creation-stations where fairgoers will encounter
the many different types of produce and meals that
are native right here in Chenango County.
FLOWER SHOW
“TASTE OF CHENANGO”
Located inside the exhibition hall are the Taste of
Chenango displays. Taste of Chenango aims to
FLOWER
SHOW
Exhibition Hall
West End
Award Winning
Annual Flower Show
Come and See Us!
One of the fair’s oldest attractions is the flower
show! The flower show is sponsored by the
Chenango Garden Club and anyone can enter their
CLIP & SAVE
OIL CHANGE
SPECIAL
$
14
95
up to 5 quarts of conventional oil
Must present coupon. Expires 8-31-16
TIRE & SERVICE
Call the
for all your
Automotive Repair & Tire Needs.
A Family Tradition
6302 St. Hwy. 23, So. New Berlin, NY 13843
Continuing a Family Tradition for over 50 Years.
6655 County Rte. 32
Norwich, NY 13815
Phone: 607-336-9120
Fax: 607-336-9119
[email protected] • www.protirenokian.com
(607) 859-2910
Monday-Friday 8:00-5:00; Saturday 8:00-1:00
flowers for judging. The theme for this year’s show
is “Victorian” in celebration of the history of
Chenango County and the many Victorian inspired
homes that remain in the area today.
The flower shower is divided into two sections:
horticulture and design. The horticulture section
includes garden-style plants to be judged and properly named by experts in attendance at the show.
The design section, which is run by Mary Musson,
consists of many different Victorian-inspired categories this year where people can submit their own
creations. Be sure to check out the flower show at
this year’s Chenango County Fair located at the
back of the exhibition hall.
AMERICAN FIREWORKS
American Fireworks Manufacturing Company Inc.
began its roots in the United States when Vincenzo
Speciale emmigrated from Palermo, Sicily leaving
behind two generations of Master Pyrotechnicians.
When Vincenzo arrived in the U.S., he started The
Italian American Fireworks Company. With the
help of his son Joseph they built up the business as
one of New York State's leaders in display fire-
works. Joseph became a Master Pyrotechnician
under his father's guidance. Vincenzo died in 1936
leaving Joseph in charge of the growing company.
With the outbreak of World War II, the fireworks
display business came to an abrupt halt. Joseph
used his pyrotechnic knowledge to manufacture
grenades to help the war effort. After the war, fireworks once again thrived. Joseph shortened the
company name to the American Fireworks Mfg.
Co. Business was booming for the new American
Fireworks.
The whole family was involved in the manufacturing processes of making enough fireworks for the
many displays and customers. After dinner and the
dishes were done, the kitchen table was used to roll
the paper cases and tubes that would be taken up to
the shop on Dutch Hill Road. These tubes and
cases would be filled with the secret ingredients to
make them into Fireworks. (The Dutch Hill Road
Facility in Frankfort N.Y. is still in use today).
American Fireworks Mfg. Co. was now considered the largest manufacturer of display Fireworks
in New York State. With the continued growth of
both the manufacturing and display business the
•Sales Managers
•Auctioneers
•Licensed Real Estate
Brokers
607-692-4540 -or- 1-800-MANASSE
12 Henry St. (Rte. 26 S), P.O. Box 738
Whitney Point, NY 13862 • Fax: 607-692-4327
Email: [email protected]
Visit Us At Our Website: www.manasseauctions.com
Planning a Graduation
Party, Summer Party or
Family Reunion?
COUPON
SHERBURNE SPORTS
We’ll Take SOME of the Pressure
Off of Your Big Day
25% OFF
COUPON
COUPON
PARTS & ACCESSORIES
ALL Motocross Gear or Tires
only valid with this coupon
and cannot be combined with any
other discount or special offer
Burt Matott, Jr. • Phone/fax: 607-674-9281
84 North Main Street, Sherburne, NY 13460 • M-F 9-6; Sat. 9-3; Sun. 9-1 (Dec.-March)
Email: [email protected] • www.sherburnesports.com
COUPON
exp. 9/25/16
company Incorporated in 1986. The company
entered the 1990s with steady growth, more leadership help was needed. Vincent hired Kevin
Fritschler, a seasoned pyrotechnician, to help oversee the company's operations. Vincent taught Kevin
all aspects of the business as he had learned from
his father. Under Vincent's guidance and supervision, Kevin also became a Master Pyrotechnician.
With the constant growth in the displays, American
Fireworks has been forced to outsource much of its
manufacturing today. Our products are still made
with the same high quality old world traditions as
always.
Many products still use the secret formulas
brought over with Vincenzo Speciale from
Palermo, Sicily in a little black book. Their specialty line of manufactured fireworks products are still
made in rural upstate New York. Many high volume fireworks items are manufactured in China,
Spain and Japan. Some of these items are made at a
factory in China that works exclusively with the
American Fireworks Mfg. Co. Inc.
Where ever the products are made, Vincent and
Kevin constantly check on production to ensure the
safety and
high quality
of their products. From
making products on the
family's
kitchen table
to internationally located
factories,
hand firing
displays with
a cigar to
computerfired pyro
musicals,
American
Fireworks
continues to
evolve into
the future as a
fireworks
leader.
Summer Goes By Fast!
Bring your ATV, Side by Side
or Motorcycle in for Service Today!
PICK UP
& DELIVERY
AVAILABLE
Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Tires Available
If we donʼt have them, we will order them
7918 State Hwy 12, Sherburne, NY 13460
Give us a call
607-674-4323
TUESDAY, AUGUST 9
from 12 pm to 9 pm
IN EXHIBITION HALL
AT THE FAIRGROUNDS, NORWICH
Tastings from
Local Farms and Beverage Companies and
Chobani Creation Stations
Find out more at ccechenango.org/farmtofork
Print Media Sponsors
NYS Motorcycle Inspection Station
www.rsdmotorsportsllc.com
www.facebook.com/rsdmotorsportsllc
4-H Fair
Schedule
Tuesday, August 9
9 am
12 Noon
12 Noon
2:00 pm
4:15 pm
4-H Rabbit and Cavy Show
All Animal Exhibits must be in place
4-H Pet Show
4-H Dairy Cattle Judging Contest
4-H Animal Exhibitor Meeting Required
5:00 pm Market Animal Weigh In
6:15 pm Fair Parade
7:30 pm 4-H Big Foot Race
Wednesday, August 10
8:30 am 4-H & Open Poultry Judging
1:00 pm 4-H Dairy Goat Show
7:00 pm 4-H Dairy Showmanship
Thursday, August 11
8:30 am
9:00 am
6:30 pm
7:00 pm
8:00 pm
4-H & Open Dairy Show
4-H & Open Livestock Show
4-H Clothing Revue
Dog Obedience Trial
4-H Synchronized Snack Toss
MAKING A
DIFFERENCE
Friday, August 12
8:30 am Open Youth Horse Show
1:00 pm Open/4-H Youth Cashmere Goat
Show
7:00 pm 4-H Livestock Auction
8:30 pm 4-H Baked Beans Landmine Game
2016 RAM 2500
Heavy Duty Hauling
2016 RAM 1500
The Industry’s Only
Light Duty Diesel
Saturday, August 13
3:00 pm Super Showmanship Contest
5:30/6 pmLivestock Fellowship Dinner
7:00 pm 4-H Fair Awards & Ice Cream Social
8:30 pm 4-H Dance
Sunday, August 14
10:00 am 4-H Goat Judging Contest
1:00 pm 4-H Build It! Challenge - Crash Test
Cars
2016 RAM 3500
2016 RAM CHASSIS CAB
Pull Past The Competition
Fits The Biggest Upfits
NORWICH DODGE
CHRYSLER - JEEP
HALE STREET EXTENSION - NORWICH, NY
www.norwichdodgechryslerjeep.com
607-336-2277
There’s always something going on at the fairgrounds.
SCHEDULED GROUND USE EVENTS 2016
April 13–22
CC Soil & Water Cons. District – Tree
& Shrub Distribution
May 4-H Leaders Assn. – Spring Yard Sale
May 3 & 4 Hospice Spring Flower Sale
May 5 to 8 Chenango County Holstein Club –
Tag Sale
May 14 Plymouth United Methodist Church –
Comm. Garage Sale
May 14 Pumpkin Shell Nursery School –
Touch A Truck (Infield)
May 21 Valley Heights Christian Academy –
15th Walk-A-Thon
May 28 & 29 RAOCC – Antique Car Show & Flea
Market
June 3, 4 & 5 NEACA, INC. – Show Promotions /
Arms Fair
June 12 PMC Kids Ride to Norwich
June 15 Zerbini Family Circus
June 18 Chenango County Dairy Day
Celebration
June 17-19 Youth Dairy Show
June 17-19 4-H Horse Riding Evaluations
June 27 4-H Poultry Pollorum Testing
July 4 Family Fun Day; County Tractor Pull;
Games; Country Concerts; & Fireworks
July 5 to 7 Central New York Holstein Show
July 9 Race Family Graduation Party
July 17 & 18 20th Annual Relay for Life – American
Cancer Society
Aug. 9-14 169th Chenango County Fair
Aug. 13 Chenango-District Jersey Cattle Club
Show
Aug. 14 Chenango County Holstein Club Show
Aug. 19 & 20 23nd Annual Chenango Blues Festival
Sept. 4 CCHS Canal Boat Derby
Sept. 4 Chenango County Historical Society
Antique Show
Sept. 4-H Leader’s Assoc. – Fall Yard Sale –
Case Bldg.
A GREAT WAY TO GET DELIVERY
OF THE EVENING SUN ANYWHERE!
• Complete Versions
Of All Local Stories
• Photo Gallery
• The “Ever Popular”
30 Seconds
• The Police Blotter
• PDF Version of Entire
Current Paper
• Searchable Article
Archives
• High School Sports
-Articles, Highlights
and Photos
• Editorial Staff Blogs
• Reporter Twitter Feeds
• Entertainment -Music,
Theater and more
• Classified Ads Search, Read, Submit
Subscriptions Now
Starting At Only...
43
¢
A Day
Log on today & start your
subscription to evesun.com
Three month rate $32.99 • Six month rate $59.99
Yearly rate $109.99
News, Sports, Weather and the Ever Popular 30 Seconds
www.evesun.com
What’s not
to like...
Find out
what’s going
on by visiting
our Facebook
page!
There’s always something new and interesting- contests,
giveaways, events, special offers, interaction with other
Pennysaver fans, check it out today.
facebook.com/pennysaveronline
CENTRAL NEW YORK’S LARGEST CART DEALER NOW LOCATED AT
5169 STATE HWY. 12, NORWICH, NY 13815 (Route 12 South)
RATES
As Low As
0%
APR
for 24 Months
CALL FOR PRICING!
• Gas & Electric Available • New & Used
We buy, sell and repair carts
607-336-4151
www.cnycustomcarts.com
Purchase a
COUPON CARD and
on 30 Bags of Trash
at Chenango County
Solid Waste Facilities
Purchase your coupon
card at any of our
three facilities:
NORTH NORWICH
TRANSFER STATION
6701 NYS Hwy 12, Norwich
Hours: Mon. 8 am to 12 noon,
Tues.-Sat. 8 am to 4 pm
Closed Sundays and Holidays
BRISBEN TRANSFER STATION
The
cheapest trash
disposal in the
county
Coutermarsh Rd., Brisben
Hours: Mon. 8 am to 12 noon,
Tues.-Sat. 8 am to 4 pm
PHARSALIA LANDFILL
439 CR 47, Norwich
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8 am to 4 pm,
Sat. 8 am to 12 noon
For more information call 607-337-1792
Great Food At Fair Prices!
Come see us at the
Chenango County Fair
August 9th-14th
• Pizza • Ham & Cheese Rolls • Pepperoni Rolls
• Chicken Wing Rolls • Garlic Knots
• Stadium Wings • Italian Ice
• Cold Beverages and more!
Welcome To Nina’s!
Proud to
be part of
Norwich since
1975
PIZZERIA & RESTAURANT
For The Best In Italian Food
• Pizza • Subs • Calzone • Pepperoni Rolls
• Antipastos • Specialty Pizza • Beer & Wine
Dinners
Choose from the Best Selection of
Italian Dinners, cooked the old-fashioned way.
Italian & American Lunch And Dinner Specials Daily
COUPON
1
1
OFF
Any Purchase
$
00
Original coupons
only. No copies
accepted. One coupon
per customer. Minimum
purchase of $1.00.
Expires 8/14/16
1
32 South Broad St., Norwich
A Taste of Italy...
But in America
Check out
our complete
menu
& specials at
www.
ninaspizzeria
.biz
Make sure
you “LIKE”
Nina’s on
Face Book!
32 South Broad St., Norwich • 334-6278 • Open 7 Days a Week
www.ninaspizzeria.biz

2016 Chenango County Fair Guide

Transcription

Similar documents

Layout 1 (Page 1)

History of the Town of Dickinson

2 DAY Eponoquest

Section 5 - The Evening Sun

Chen Co Events CONTEST.crtr

I`m helping to end MS by participating in the 2016 Jayman BUILT MS

December 2015 - Chenango Valley Central School

Fifty years - The Evening Sun

Layout 1 (Page 1)

January 2013 - Chenango Valley Central School