Here - the Harrow Fair

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
On behalf of the Board of Directors and Staff
it gives me great pleasure to Welcome you to our
162nd Harrow Fair where you will see Agriculture
on Display. Our theme this year is “FARMERS
BOUNTY”.
Harrow Fair offers a place for friends and
neighbours both rural and urban to gather. Some
will come to view the displays and exhibits while
others will experience the fun and satisfaction of
participation.
4-H members will prepare for their
Achievement Days and other exhibitors will enjoy
the competitions with their animals, produce,
commercial features, canning and baking, flowers,
quilts and needle arts, and crafts.
Plans are underway to build a Shade Shelter
for the spectators who like to watch the animal shows
and auction.
The parade route has been changed this year.
Please see the changes on the map inside this book
on page 56. The starting time will remain the same 11:30 AM
A big Thank You goes out to all the
exhibitors, sponsors, judges and the community for
your continuous support. Also to the hardworking
committee members and many volunteers, whose
continued help makes Harrow Fair one of the BEST
in Ontario.
Brenda Anger
President
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FAIR BOARD OFFICE: 519-738-3262
Fax: 519-733-2946
MAILING ADDRESS:
Harrow Fair, Box 555, Harrow ON N0R 1G0
email for questions [email protected]
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President: Brenda Anger
Secretary: Penny Anger
Treasurer: Brian Renaud
519-733-2883
519-738-3262
SECRETARY’S MESSAGE
Deadline for Adults with Poultry entries
is Monday, August 15
Office will be open to receive signed forms and fees
1:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Junior Poultry and all other regular entry forms can
be mailed any time during the summer or brought
to the office
Mon. Aug. 22 to Fri. Aug 26 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Sat. Aug. 27 10:00 am - 5 pm
Mon. Aug. 29 to 30
11:00 am - 7:00 pm
NO E-MAIL ENTRIES
Faxed entry forms will not be accepted
after 8:00 pm on Sat. Aug. 27
Fax # 519-733-2946
You may bring your articles to be placed
for judging between
10:00 am - 9:00 pm only
Wednesday, Aug 31st
Signed entry forms received before Sat. Aug. 27th,
will allow our Volunteers the time needed
to enter your information and print your tags.
This simple task will save you time in
line Wed., as your tags will be ready.
Good Luck to all.
Enjoy the 2016 Harrow Fair!
Any questions regarding your items,
please contact the committee chairperson.
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INDEX
Class 1-2 - Horse .............................................. 14-16
Class 4-9 - Dairy Cattle ......................................... 17
Class 10-11 - Beef Cattle ....................................... 18
Class 18-26 - Sheep ............................................... 20
Class 36-46 - Poultry (Standard, Bantams, Pheasants, Guineas,
Quail, Rabbits, Pigeons, Turkeys, Doves) ............................. 21-27
Class 48 - Grain Seeds ........................................... 28
Class 49 - Roots & Vegetables .......................... 28-30
Class 50 - Fruits ................................................ 30-31
Class 51 - Commercial Features ....................... 31-32
Class 52 - Field Crop Competition ........................ 32
Class 53 - Herbs ..................................................... 32
Class 54 - Flowers ............................................ 36-38
Class 56 - Culinary Arts ................................... 41-44
Class 57 - Men Only ......................................... 44-46
Class 58 - Canned Goods ................................. 46-47
Class 60 - Needle Arts ...................................... 62-66
Class 61-64 - Quilts .......................................... 66-72
Class 66 - Arts & Crafts .................................... 72-73
Class 68 - Photography .......................................... 74
Class Int 73 - Intermediate - Needle Arts .......... 78-79
Class Int 75 - Intermediate - Culinary Arts ...... 79-80
Class Int 76 - Intermediate - Arts & Crafts ............ 81
Class Int 77 - Intermediate - Photography ............ 82
Class Int 78 - Intermediate - Essay, Poetry,Limerick
& Poster ........................................................... 96-98
Class J 80 - Junior - Grain Seeds ...................... 82-83
Class J 81 - Junior - Vegetables ........................ 83-84
Class J 82 - Junior - Fruit ....................................... 84
Class J 83 - Junior - Flowers ............................. 84-85
Class J 84 - Junior - Culinary Arts ........................ 85
Class J 85 - Junior - Arts & Crafts (age 5-8) .........86
Class J 86 - Junior - Arts & Crafts (age 9-12) ....... 87
Class J 87 - Junior - Needle Arts (age5-8) ............ 88
Class J 88 - Junior - Needle Arts (age 9-12) ......... 90
Class J 89 - Junior - Poultry ...................................27
Class J 90 - Junior - Hobby, Lego .......................... 92
Class J 93 - Junior - Age 4 & under .................. 92-93
Class J 94 - Junior - Photography ......................... 93
Class J 98 - Junior - Essay, Poetry, Limerick .. 96-97
Class J 99 - Junior - Poster ..................................... 98
Contests do not require use of entry form to enter:
Mom or Dad Calling, Teddy Bear, Rooster Crowing,
Pigeon Roller, Pedal Pull, Scarecrow
Fair Themes ............................................................ 7
4-H ............................................................... 100-105
Best Barn Display .................................................. 17
Bursary ................................................................ 106
Children’s Entertainment ...................................... 53
Children’s Pedal Pull ............................................. 48
Christmas Decoration Contest ............................... 97
Church Service ...................................................... 53
Colouring Contest Picture
(J 85 sec 33, J 86 sec 76 & J 93 sec 11) .......... 50
Cookbook, 165th .............................................. 39-40
Committees .......................................................... 6-7
Crafters Weekend .................................................. 68
Directors .............................................................. 5, 7
Entertainment ............................................. 11-13, 53
Entry Forms ................................ 51/52, 57/58, 59/60
Lee Lee Hats - Giving back to the community ....... 68
Lawn Tractor Races ............................................... 48
Map of Grounds & Parade Route ........................... 56
Mom or Dad Calling Contest ................................. 94
Parade .............................................................. 56, 88
Pedal Pull .............................................................. 48
Pie Auction ...................................................... 20, 42
Photo Contest (Harrow Fair 2016) ......................... 76
Poster Competition (all ages) ................................ 98
Program ........................................................... 54-55
Roller Pigeon Contest ............................................ 20
Rooster Crowing Contest - People & Birds ... 83, 104
Rules & Regulations ........................................... 8-10
Scarecrow Decorating Contest .............................. 76
Teddy Bear Parade ................................................. 94
Tractor Pull ............................................................ 48
What classes go in each building ...........................6
Please read rules and regulations before you enter
A.V. is any variety
A.C. is any colour
A.O.V. is any other variety
A.O.C. is any other colour
Junior is 12 years of age and under
Intermediate is 13 to 17 years of age
Adult is 18 years of age and over
(Ages are as of August 29th)
Entry forms found on pages
51/52, 57/58 & 59/60
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2016 Officers
Honourary Directors
Keith Abramovich
Doug Montgomery
Edward Hedges
Morley McLean
Robert Hedges
Executive
President ............................................. Brenda Anger
1st Vice President ................................ Luke Korcok
2nd Vice President ................................ Mike Parent
Manager .................................................... Jay Anger
Secretary .............................................. Penny Anger
Treasurer ............................................ Brian Renaud
Dave Affleck
Brad Anger
Brenda Anger
Jay Anger
Corey Dawson
Ed Gibbs
Richard Grant
David Hernandez
Brad Hilton
Emma Anger (Jr)
Directors
Jim Hilton
Luke Korcok
Shawn Mulder
Cole McLean
John McLean
Walter McLean
Mike Parent
Bev Pillon
Brian Renaud
Clay Parent (Jr)
ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS
Kacey Affleck
Susan Brown
Robert Affleck
David Campbell
David Alexander
Pat Conrad
Abby Anger
Maggie Dawson
Anne Anger
Camiel Defour
Dawson Anger
Pat Fitzpatrick
Don Anger
Carl Hanson
Jenny Anger
Sara Harper
Matthew Anger
Mel Hawkins
Rick Anger
Kevin Hilton
Eric Ausman
Jonathan Horne
Darin Boulton
George Hric
Keith Brockman
Yvonne Hernandez
Mya
Bev Brown
Don Huber
Castellucci
~~~ ANNUAL MEETING ~~~
Saturday, January 21, 2017
Neil Huber
Vicky Lucier
Connie Mailloux
Jordan Mayzik
David McCormick
Esther McCormick
Dennis McLean
Jim McLean
Morley McLean
Sue Morris
Mya
Castellucci
Chris Ortner
Kylie Parent
Chris Pollard
Jim Renick
Joel Schuster
Brad Smith
Kevin Smith
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Scott Smith
Jim Stevenson
Justin Stevenson
Stew Stevenson
Sherry Stratichuck
Aaron Swartz
Jason Taylor
Cindy Vanderveen
Cole Vanderveen
Tom Vanderveen
Andrew Willemsma
Nick Willemsma
Shannon Willemsma
Kaitlyn Wright
Roger Wright
Steve Zavaros
2016 Harrow Fair
Parade Route
Starts from The Harrow
Research Station; left on
County Road 20 (King Street);
left on Erie Street; left on
Wellington Street to the Fair
Grounds on McAffee.
The parade is
Sat., Sept 3 at 11:30
NEW & ENFORCED for 2016:
Exhibitors that register by
the deadlines will receive a
weekend pass when bringing
in their entries.
Exhibitors that register after the
deadlines, will receive a DAY
pass when bringing in their entries.
(Note: the fair board reserves the
right to refuse any entry form.)
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2016 Committees
Outside space: Walter McLean (738-3356), Morley McLean, Cole McLean, David Hernandez, Chris
Ortner, Shawn Mulder, Connie Mailloux
Property: Executive & Trustees , Morley McLean, Walter McLean and David Hernandez
Inside space: Brenda Anger (733-2883), Pat Fitzpatrick, Bev Pillon, Bob Affleck
Entertainment: Brad Anger (733-4226), Jay Anger, Ed Gibbs, Mike Parent, Anne Anger, Clay Parent
and Walter McLean
Parade: Brad Anger (733-4226), Don Anger, Luke Korcok, Mike Parent, Morley McLean, Chris Ortner,
Richard Grant, Corey Dawson, Brad Hilton, Shawn Mulder, Cole McLean
Horse: Mike Parent (726-5687), Bev Pillon, Kylie Parent, Ross Levy, Nancy Sleeth and Clay Parent
Tractor/Pedal Pull & Lawn Tractor races: Ed Gibbs (839-4558), Richard Grant, Stew
Stevenson, Dennis McLean, Brad Anger, Don Anger, Dawson Anger, Cole McLean, Walter McLean, Morley
McLean, Jim Hilton, Brad Hilton, Carl Hanson and Shawn Mulder
Beef: Walter McLean (738-3356), Don Anger, Chris Pollard, Jim Hilton, Cole McLean, Brian Renaud,
Emma Anger, Corey Dawson and John McLean
Dairy: Ed Gibbs (839-4558), Jim Hilton, John McLean, Dennis McLean, Brian Renaud and Emma Anger
Sheep, Swine, & Goats: Luke Korcok (733-2273), Susan Brown, Richard Grant, David McCormick,
David Affleck, Chris Pollard and Steve Zavaros
Poultry: Luke Korcok (733-2273), David Affleck, Eric Ausman, Jordan Mayzik, Shannon Willemsma,
Sue Morris, Connie Mailloux, Chris Ortner and David McCormick
Grains, seeds, roots, vegetables, fruits, commercial display & field crops:
David Hernandez (738-6091), Steve Zavaros, Pat Conrad, George Hric, Camiel Defour, Bob Affleck, Keith
Brockman
Fundraising: Brenda Anger, Natalie Abramovich and directors
Public Relations: Brenda Anger (733-2883), Pat Fitzpatrick, Colette McLean, Bob Affleck, Emma
Anger
Prize List: Vicky Lucier (726-4240), Bev Pillon, Brenda Anger, Penny Anger, Brian Renaud, Connie
Mailloux
Safety: Ed Gibbs (839-4558), Brad Anger, Jay Anger, Mike Parent, Walter McLean, Cole McLean,
Aaron Swartz and Shawn Mulder
CHRISTMAS DISPLAY: Dennis McLean, Brenda Anger,
Christine McCormick, Emma Anger and Natalie Abramovich
What classes go in each building?
In the Arts & Crafts Building on the South Side: Photography
(Class 68, Int 77, J 94), Poems & Essays (Class J 98) and Posters
(Class J 99), 4-H Educational Displays and School Displays
In the Arts & Crafts Building on the North Side: Arts & Crafts
(Class 66, Int 76, J 86)
In the Scout Hall: Needle Arts (Class 60-64, Int 73, J88)
In the Main Building: Canned Goods, Commercial Features,
Culinary Arts, Field Crop, Flowers, Fruits, Grain Seeds, Herbs,
Potted Plants, Roots & Vegetables, 4-H Clubs
In the Main Building on the South Side: Arts & Crafts (Class
J 85), Needle Arts (Class J 87), Age 4 & Under (Class J 93),
Hobbies & Lego (Class J 90)
Abbie
Kwasaycia
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2016 Harrow FairBoard
-Homecraft Directors
Honourary Directors
Mary Defour
Roberta McLean
Karin Waggott
Executive
President ................................... Natalie Abramovich
1st Vice President ............................... Rose McLean
2nd Vice President ....... Marilyn Sartisohn-Hemphill
Secretary .................................................. Marie Hall
Treasurer ............................................ Beverly Pillon
Directors
Natalie Abramovich
Brenda Anger
Ruth Crump
Merrie Day
Monica Fennema
Pat Fitzpatrick
Marie Hall
Nicole Hall
Joyce Hedges
Roberta Hernandez
Sharon Johnson
Marcia Leeming
Barbara Levy
Carrie Long
Jenny Long
Yvette Long
Laura Mayzik
Colette McLean
Rose McLean
Beverly Pillon
Shirley Reh
Jane Rittenhouse
Marilyn Sartisohn-Hemphill
Connie Seguin
Ellen Seguin
Linda Sinasac
Emily
Renaud
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Associate Directors
-Homecraft Board
Mary Ellen Adlington
Nicole Bilek
Rosemary Brown
Wanda Buchanan
Karen Bulmer
Laurene Csikasz
Stephanie Csikasz
Nancy Dent
Monique Desmarais
Nancy Desmarais
Yvonne Devall
Terri Dick
Francis Dunn
Terry June Dunn
Dineen Gauthier
Rachel Gibbs
Samantha Grant
Alice Hart
Anne Hart
Stephanie Heaton
Wilford Hernandez
Hilary Horne
Mary-Tricia Horne
Renee Horne
Joan Hric
Mary Klassen
Linda Levy
Sydney Mannell
Alethea McLean
Elaine McLean
Margaret McLean
Peggy McLean
Sandy McLean
June Middleton
Sharon Mutterback
Danielle Pear
Debbie Pook
Joy Peralta
Shawn O
Allie Renaud
Lisa Renaud
Heidi Rexes
Jennifer Schuster
Jennifer Seguin
Cori Silvester
Jordan Silvester
Nancy Sleeth
Bill Szmyrko
Rose Marie Szmyrko
Bev Timpson
Ashley Waggott
Debbie White
Valerie Zavaros
Junior Directors
Arielle Pear
Emma Pillon
2016 Committees
2016 Harrow Fair theme
- Farmers’ Bounty
- Sunflowers and Scarecrows
- Christmas at the Fair
- Diamonds and Denim
- Bushels, Bales & Tails
Madison Pillon
Luciana Rivas
Dakoda Seguin
Arts & Crafts: Merrie Day (776-8663), Sharon Johnson,
Marilyn Sartisohn-Hemphill, Jane Rittenhouse
Needle Arts: Natalie Abramovich (738-3123), Monica Fennema,
Roberta Hernandez, Linda Sinasac, Barb Levy
Flowers: Laura Mayzik (738-3151)
Culinary Arts: Marie Hall (776-6073), Pat Fitzpatrick, Ellen
Segiun, Connie Seguin, Marcia Leeming, Yvette Long, Jenny
Long, Ruth Crump, Carrie Long, Nicole Hall
Juniors Homecraft: Beverly Pillon (736-2554), Shirley Reh
Photography: Colette McLean (738-3356), Rose McLean
4-H Displays: Brenda Anger (733-2883), Colette McLean, Rose
McLean
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harrow fair - exhibitor fact sheet
Membership Exhibitor membership ($7.00) entitles you to enter no more than two entries in any section
of each class in Exhibition Hall, unless otherwise stated, and ONE entry in any section for Arts
& Crafts, Needle Arts and Photography.
Each exhibitor will receive one pass.
If you are a Junior entering in an adult class you must purchase an adult membership. Junior
is 12 years and under.
Everyone will need to purchase a new membership every year.
Prize Lists
The prize list will be available on the fair web site (www.harrowfair.com) and at select
locations after July 15th
Entry Forms All entries are to be made on the pre-printed forms accompanied by necessary fees (poultry).
*Please read rules and regulations and sign entry form.
An entry form is enclosed with your Prize List. You may obtain pre-printed forms at the office
and from the fair web site (www.harrowfair.com).
Entry forms are to be submitted by Saturday, August 27th, 2016 so that the tags may be
prepared for you ahead of time. (see note below)
Poultry entry forms must be in by Monday, August 15th, 2016 (see note below)
Mail or Fax entry form early. No e-mail entries.
Faxed entries will not be accepted after 8:00 pm Saturday, August 27th
Entries
Entries must be placed in Exhibition Hall, Craft Building, Lions (Scout) Hall & Poultry Barn
between 10:00 am and 9:00 pm Wednesday August 31st, 2016
Reclaiming Entries
You must reclaim your entries on Sunday September 4th between 5:00 pm and 6:30 pm. (You
may need your membership card.) Domestic Science reserves the right to discard moldy,
bacteria ladden exhibits.
Prize Money Prize money will be mailed to you approximately
4 weeks after the Fair
Please cash cheques promptly (by December 31)
Physical Address:
134 McAffee, Harrow
ON N0R 1G0
Harrow Fair
Fair Secretary, Box 555 Harrow, Ontario N0R 1G0
519-738-3262
Fax 519-733-2946
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Exhibitors that register by the deadlines will receive a weekend pass when bringing in
their entries.
Exhibitors that register after the deadlines, will receive a DAY pass when bringing in their
entries.
(Note: the fair board reserves the right to refuse any entry form.)
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Rules and Regulations by all necessary fees, and to be filled out, including
the indemnity release signed by the Exhibitor, and
All entry fees paid out in prize money delivered to the Secretary by the appropriate date.
Passes for attendants to livestock
Passes will be given out by the Secretary when entry
fees are paid according to the amount of entry fees
paid to the Society.
-CattleOne to Five Animals ........... Two Passes
Six and Over Animals ........ Three Passes
-Swine and SheepOver Ten Animals ......... Three Passes
Rules and Regulations
Exhibitors are required to read the following rules
carefully and send in their entries as soon as possible.
Be sure that all entry fees are sent with entries.
Admission to the Grounds
The price of admission for adults will be $8.00 for
each day and children 12 and under FREE. Weekend
Passes can be obtained from the office or the gate,
and entitles holder to admission of the grounds for
the duration of the fair.
Cost of Weekend Pass: $20.00
No Dogs allowed on the grounds.
Membership
The membership fee is $7.00 (Adult, 13 years and
over). All exhibitors to purchase Membership Cards.
Each Exhibitor to receive a Pass.
Judging to commence at 9:00 a.m.
First Day of Fair - Sep 1st
Poultry & Sheep - Sep 1st
Beef Cattle & Hogs - Sep 2nd
Dairy Cattle - Sep 3rd
Only one bedding of straw supplied by Society.
It is desired that all entries be made on pre-printed
forms, which may be obtained free of charge from
the secretary or found in the prize list (see page
51/52, 57/58 & 59/60). These forms, accompanied
Poultry Entry Forms are due August 15th
(Poultry is classes 36 to 46)
All Other Entry Forms are due August 27th
(the Saturday before the fair)
No email entries will be accepted.
Entries and indemnity releases may be faxed
to the secretary. Faxed entries will be accepted
until 8:00 p.m. on the day they are due.
All fees must be paid before
entry ticket will be issued!
All animals in the livestock classes must be the
property of the exhibitor at the time of making the
entry, except the draft pony hitch (each must own
a team). Entry to be made in one exhibitor’s name
only.
All livestock exhibitors must provide proof of liability
insurance.
Judges are particularly requested, in all cases, not to
award premiums to any article or animal not worthy
of a prize.
All horses and cattle must be tied up and other stock
placed in position as directed by the committee in
charge.
Cattle, sheep and hogs are not to be removed
from barns before 4:00 p.m. on the last day.
Poultry, rabbits, ducks, geese, and pigeons are not
to be removed before 5:00 p.m. on the last day.
Exhibitors not adhering to the above rules will
forfeit their winnings.
Livestock must be paraded before the Judges for
examination. No interference with the Judges will be
allowed during the examination.
All articles in halls to be exhibited, must be in
position by 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday.
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No article to be removed from
reasonable precaution to ensure the safety of
exhibition hall, craft building
articles sent for exhibition, they wish it distinctly
& Scout Hall
understood that the owners themselves must take the
before 5:00 p.m. on the last day!
risk of exhibiting them and should any exhibits be
accidently injured, lost or stolen, the Directors will
The decison of the judge will be final. Appeals will give all assistance in their power toward the recovery
not be considered. Exhibitors interfering with the of the same, but will not make payment for the value
judging will forfeit their winnings.
thereof.
All exhibits must be picked up by their rightful owner
unless otherwise arranged through the office. Persons
picking up other exhibitors articles must sign for, and
accept responsibility for these articles.
To collect your merchandise prizes for specials,
please take the certificate you receive from the
Harrow Fair (they are mailed with prize money
cheques) to the business that sponsored the special.
-Extract from By-Laws-
For specials we have indicated which sections they
pertain to.
Any member exhibiting an article not his bonafide
property shall forfeit all prizes awarded at the Fair,
and shall be prohibited from exhibiting for a period of
two years. All Agricultural and Horticultural produce
exhibited within the year in which the exhibition
is held, except clover seed, soybeans and corn, and
all manufactured articles must be manufactured
by the exhibitor within the same period, and any
exhibitor who shall be known to exhibit any article or
product manufacture that is not his own production
or manufacture, shall forfeit all prizes that he may
be awarded at the Fair, and shall be precluded from
exhibiting for a period of two years.
No prizes awarded to articles not mentioned in the
Prize List.
Any information collected by the Colchester South
and Harrow Agricultural Society regarding members,
exhibitors, commercial exhibitors, sponsors, directors
and any other persons related directly to the business
of the Colchester South and Harrow Agricultural
Society and the Harrow Fair, will be solely used for
the purposes of promotion of the Colchester South
and Harrow Agricultural Society and the Harrow
Fair, and for the maintenance of their files and data
base. Any member exhibitor, commercial exhibitor,
sponsor or director realizes that when they agree
to take part in the Colchester South and Harrow
Agricultural Society and the Harrow Fair, that the
names may be published for these reasons only.
None of this information whatsoever will be sold or
transferred to any outside party for any reason.
In case there is a shortage of gate receipts, the
Directors have decided to pay a percentage of the
Prize Money instead of the full amount.
Note: No person shall be allowed to enter for
exhibition more than two entries in any section of a
class in the Exhibition Hall, unless otherwise stated;
or more than two entries in cattle, sheep, poultry and
hogs. - This rule does not apply to horses. - Any entry
under an A.O.V. (any other variety) must be correctly
named.
Any soiled, defaced or old work will not be judged .
Though the Board of Directors will take every
Laryssa
Henry
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Ryan Bradley’s bluesy delivery, yet traditional approach to his brand
of country music is poised to turn heads in 2016. Combining influences
like Randy Travis and Mark Chesnutt, with those of James Taylor and
Joe Cocker, Bradley’s style in both his songwriting and vocals are all his
own.
Bradley grew up in the fishing town of Wheatley, Ontario – population
1600. His small town roots and way of life paved the way for his musical
style from a very early age.
“I can remember when I was about 9 years old. I was upstairs in my
parents’ old home. The grates for the ductwork were my connection to
the adults downstairs. I would lie on the floor in my room and listen to the
country music my parents and their friends would have playing. To this
day, Randy Travis’ “Look Heart, No Hands” still takes me back to that
room, and how simple life was. That’s why I love music.”
“My mother, along with most of her side of the family, is also a huge
influence. She and my grandparents continue to play in a gospel band
at our hometown Baptist Church. I believe my singing debut, in front of
an audience anyway, was in that church along side their band. I was
about 18 or 19 at the time. I had recently learned to play acoustic guitar,
but always loved to sing, so when the opportunity arose, I took it. I loved
the feel of singing live, and couldn’t wait to do it again.”
While attending the University of Waterloo he found himself sitting in
with many friends’ bands and eventually gigging at his own.
Now residing in Chatham-Kent County and working as a paramedic,
Ryan has also spent the last number of years playing local clubs and
writing songs.
“A soulful and somewhat bluesy vocal delivery is something that
has come natural to me. Lyrics need to be conveyed, and stories need
to be told, but without passion from the singer, I feel a song can’t be
convincing.”
With belief in his craft and an undeniable passion for music, Ryan made the decision to take a leap of faith and head down
to Nashville to record demos of songs he’d written and let fate do the rest.
His debut single “Next Weekend” dropped at radio in May 2014, and received airplay across Canada. His second release
“Wish You Could’ve Seen Your Face” resonated well with programming directors across the country.
Ryan Bradley is currently working towards finishing on his debut EP and continuing to make his mark on Canadian country
music. His latest release “Kissed Me Back” dropped in January and was co-written by Dierks Bentley. Ryan Bradley
Thursday Sept 1st
at 8:00 pm
Dale Butler is a singersongwriter, guitarist, and a storyteller,
who gives enthusiastic performances.
Based in Leamington, Ontario Dale
is popular and well known in the
area, performing a variety of music
appealing to all ages. He blends Folk/
Country/Bluegrass & Gospel and
performs as a soloist, duo with wife
Judy and with his 5pc band, “ Dale
Butler & Friends.”
A full time musician, Dale plays
at senior homes, church fundraising
concerts, fairs, festivals and house
concerts. Dale founded and hosts
“The Last Friday Coffee House” in
Leamington and has 6 CDs of original
music. 2014 -15 saw Dale share the
stage with Valdy & J.P.Cormier & Ron
Hynes at the Kingsville Folk Music
Festival.
Dale Butler
Sunday, Sep 4 at 1:00 pm
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Cold Creek
County
Friday, September 2nd at 8:00 pm
Cold Creek County come by their name naturally. Cold Creek, after all, runs through the rolling hills,
apple orchards and villages in central Ontario near locations the band members call home.
Nestled in the rural in-betweens of Peterborough and Belleville, Ontario, (lead vocals/acoustic guitar)
calls Brighton, population 4,800, home. Drummer is from nearby Hastings and its 1,200 population. Josh
Lester (guitar/vocals) and (bass/vocals), the sons of bluegrass master Emory Lester, hail from the outskirts
of Frankford, population 2,500. Lead guitarist, the relative city slicker in the group, is originally from Stratford,
Ontario, population 30,000. Band members literally cross Cold Creek to get to each other’s homes.
“I’m a small town guy and I love it,” says Oliver. “Because I’ve been here so much and my community
has been so supportive, everyone is loving and small towns have that I’ve-got-your-back vibe no matter
what.”
“Our Town”, the first single from the band’s debut release, is a rousing singalong that celebrates what
happens when everyone in town lets loose on Friday night.
“Our Town”, Cold Creek County’s debut single was produced by Scott Cooke (Chase Rice, assistant
engineer on Florida Georgia Line, Jake Owen, Dallas Smith) and co –produced by Oliver, who also comanages the band with Chief, the titular head of Chief Music (Florida-Georgia Line, Dallas Smith, Chris Lane
and Joey Moi).
“Til The Wheels Come Off”, the second single from the band’s debut release, is a country anthem that
all country fans can belt out whether in their truck or at their concert.
“Til The Wheels Come Off”, Cold Creek County’s second single was produced by Scott Cooke (Chase
Rice, assistant engineer on Florida Georgia Line, Jake Owen, Dallas Smith) and co –produced by Oliver.
Chief believes Cold Creek County, who’ve already opened for the likes of Tim Hicks, Kira Isabella,
Travis Tritt and Jason Blain in their short time together, have what it takes to touch country fans, be they from
small towns or big cities.
“Cold Creek County is a band that has all the pieces to the puzzle to succeed,” he says. “They’re
great people with a great drive. They can play, sing and write music that is current and relevant to the country
world and their dedication to putting on an amazing live show will surely transform into a large fan base that
will follow and love this band.”
Cold Creek County deliver a powerful, dynamic sound that’s already captured a sizeable fan base.
Being heavily influenced by Country and Rock, the band brings both worlds together in a way that’s sure to
get your feet stomping. Cold Creek County spent 2014 honing their sound and performances winning at the
2014 Wire Awards and opening for country stars including Dallas Smith, Emerson Drive, Kira Isabella and
Jason Blain.
“It’s our roots,” says lead singer Brandon Scott. “We grew up with rock and country.”
To become one of their faithful followers head on over to ColdCreekCounty.com
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From the stage and silver screen to behind the scenes,
Wes Mack is undeniably the entertainment industry’s Jack-ofall-trades – between numerous television roles, impassioned
songwriting, matchless vocals and a seat in the Director’s
chair (Mack self-directed the videos for “Before You Drive Me
Crazy”, “Duet” & “Our Soundtrack”), his charm and star quality
are irrefutable. Following a landmark year in 2013 with back-toback radio hits, being named the inaugural winner of the CCMA’s
Discovery Program and besting 10,000 hopefuls across the
globe to be named the Grand Prize winner of the prestigious
Unsigned Only Music Competition, Mack spent much of 2014
in studio recording his major label debut in strategic partnership
with Universal Music Canada and Nashville-based Big Machine
Label Group.
Born and raised in Calgary, Alberta, it’s no surprise that Mack fell in love with a genre that celebrates growing
up in small towns, living life to the fullest and sharing emotional touchstones with real-life sentiment through storytelling.
After moving to Vancouver at the age of 18, Mack teamed up with a number of acclaimed bands, most notably the 2011
Fox Seeds winners Head of the Herd, playing sold out shows with Guns N Roses, Alice in Chains, The Tea Party, The
Trews and The Sheepdogs. Finding his country voice, Mack stepped out on his own and took the world of country music
by storm, playing to sold-out crowds alongside Dierks Bentley, Florida Georgia Line and Miranda Lambert.
He sang his way into fan’s hearts, homes and barn parties with “Our Soundtrack” and the infectious, “Duet”
(featuring Carly McKillip of One More Girl), which peaked at Number 9 on the Country Radio Chart. Catching the eye of
some of the music industry’s biggest tastemakers, Mack recently found himself the proud recipient of three 2014 CCMA
Nominations, including Rising Star, Video Director of the Year (for One More Girl’s “Love Like Mine”), and CMT Video of
the Year. Additionally, he was nominated for two BCCMA awards including the Ray McAuley Horizion Award and Video
Director of the Year.
Kicking off 2015, Wes released the lead single from his major label debut, “Before You Drive Me Crazy”. The
song debuted on the iTunes Canada Top 10 country chart and was met with overwhelming support from Canadian
Country radio making this Wes’s second Top 10 hit.
Leading into the release of his major label debut album Edge Of The Storm, available September 4, Wes’s
released his second single, “The Way you Let Me Down” to radio and digital retailers where it is currently climbing the
charts.
In advance of Edge OF The Storm’s release, Wes has spent much of this summer touring Canada with Shania
Twain and will rejoin her for more dates this fall. He can also be found performing at many summer festivals across the
country.
As an actor, Mack has built an impressive resume that includes four CW shows; The Vampire Diaries, Supernatural, Smallville and The 100 and his recurring role in the CBC drama Heartland, where he plays up-and-coming country
musician Austin Mars. With his fun and genuine spirit, there’s no doubt Mack’s music resonates with 20-somethings and
young-at-hearts alike. With just a glimpse of what we can expect from his major label debut in 2015, fans of Mack are
in for an indisputable good time.
Most recently, Wes has been nominated for two 2015 Canadian Country Music Awards; Songwriter of the
Year and Video Director of the Year for “Before You Drive Me Crazy” and will be performing at many of the weekend’s
festivities including the Coors Banquet Kitchen Party on Friday September 11 leading up to the main event on Sunday
September 13.
For more information on Wes Mack please go to: wesmackmusic.com
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All Breeds Showcase
between sections by
Sarah Parks Horsemanhip!
class 1 - hORSE show
Chairperson: Mike Parent 726-5687
Friday September 2nd, 9:00 am
Registration 7:45 - 8:50 am
See educational &
entertaining performances
celebrating the talent and the
spirit of the horse!
Rules
Class opened to Haflinger, Welsh Ponies, Grades, Heavy Horse, Shetland and Hackney Ponies as listed below.
All exhibitors must be members of the agricultural society. Horses must be on grounds
half an hour before the show starts and they are not to leave before 3:00 pm or prize money will be forfeited.
Entry Fee: 10% deducted from prize money paid out by Agricultural Society
1. 20% of 1st place prize money guaranteed for all hitches
2. Exhibitors to be dressed in neat and presentable attire - collar shirt with tie and slacks suggested for
driving.
3. All hitch or driving classes to use a suitable 4 or 2 wheel vehicle.
4. Exhibitors will receive 2 passes for one to five horses and 3 passes for six horses and over.
5. We will pay 50% of prize money, split evenly amongst all entrants based on number of participants in
classes for the horse show in case of rainout. A rainout will be called at the discretion of the Horse
Committee.
6. Some classes will be broken into three groups: Heavy (ie Clydesdale, Belgian, Percheron), Over 48” (ie
Morgan, Fjord, Standardbred, Haflinger) and Under 48”
Prize Money:
Sec 1 to 9
Sec 10, 14-17
Sec 11-13
Sec 18
Sec 19
Sec 20, 21
Sec 22-24
$50, $42, $33, $28, $22
$55, $44, $33, $28, $22
$44, $33, $22, $17, $11
$72, $61, $50, $39, $28
$88, $72, $55, $44, $33
$10 to each participant
$22, $20, $17, $11, $6
Harness / Driving Classes
All single hitches in two or four wheel vehicles in
appropriate harness for the class
1. Ladies’ single hitch driving - heavy
2. Ladies’ single hitch driving - over 48”
3. Ladies’ single hitch driving - under 48” (no
miniature)
4. Single hitch driving - miniature
WETRA Exhibition
5. Single draft harness hitch (men or ladies driving)
- heavy
- over 48”
- under 48”
8. Registered standardbred in race harness and race
colours hooked to a jogging cart or race bike
9. Little britches (12 years and under) single hitch
accompanied by an adult, any breed horse, draft
or pleasure harness
10.Youth (junior - 13 to 17 years) single hitch
accompanied by an adult, any breed, draft or
pleasure harness
WETRA Exhibition
11.Tandem hitch, open to all breeds,
Best Tandem Hitch, By Kent & Essex Fire
Insurance ....... Fire Extinguisher
12.Pleasure driving class, wooden wheeled cart,
participants to have aprons, gloves, hats and
whips and appropriately dressed (no draft
harness) - over 48”
13.Pleasure driving class, wooden wheeled cart,
participants to have aprons, gloves, hats and
whips and appropriately dressed (no draft
harness) - under 48
By Kent & Essex Fire Insurance
Best Pleasure Driving Class ..... Fire Extinguisher
Lunch break will be after the Best Pleasure
Driving Class - no matter what time it falls at.
The Obstacle/cones course will be set up during
the lunch break after the children’s costume
class.
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At Lunch Break
Line classes - Open to mares and geldings
Costume class / lead line - riding, leading or driving 21.Showmanship for children ages 12 years and
- $5 to each child participant
under (little britches), any breed, must be
Stick horse class for children 5 yrs and under (bring
assisted by an adult handler (judging to be
your hobby horse and western hat) - $2 to each
80% handler and 20% horse)
child participating
22.Showmanship for children ages 13-17 years
(junior), any breed, assistant handler to be
ringside (judging to be 80% handler and 20%
14.Obstacle/cones course (timed event)
horse),
15.Team hitch, men or ladies driving - heavy
23.Adult
open breed showmanship class (judging to
16.Team hitch, men or ladies driving - over 48”
be 80% handler and 20% horse) - heavy
17.Team hitch, men or ladies driving - under 48”
24.Adult open breed showmanship class (judging to
By Ed Gibbs Electric
be 80% handler and 20% horse) - over 48”
Best Team ..... Trophy
18.Youth (junior - 13 to 17 years) team hitch, any
be 80% handler and 20% horse) - under 48” (no
breed accompanied by an adult
miniature)
19.Unicorn hitch, any breed,
By Brigden Fair
be 80% handler and 20% horse) - miniature
Best Unicorn Hitch ..... Trophy
.
20.Four horse hitch, any breed,
By Tim Koelln - Horse Shoeing
Best Four Horse Hitch ..... Trophy
All Breeds Showcase between sections by Sarah Parks Horsemanhip!
See educational & entertaining performances celebrating the
talent and the spirit of the horse! Kids pony rides on Friday with
proceeds going to Firehorse Leadership Organization.
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CLASS 2 - Light Horse Show 11.Texas speed and action
12.English pleasure
Chairperson: Mike Parent 726-5687
Judy
13.English equitation
SUNDAY, September 4th, 10:00 am
Lafleur
14.Flag race
15.Lead line - horse
*Entry Desk Opens at 8:30 am*
16.Lead line - pony
Closes at 9:50 am SHARP
17.Trail class - adult
Absolutely No Refunds On Entries
18.Trail class - youth
ALL EXHIBITORS MUST BE MEMBERS OF
19.Junior western pleasure (5 years and under)
THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Exhibitor Numbers will consist of your Membership 20.Open cloverleaf
21.Youth cloverleaf
Numbers.
Horses must be on grounds half an hour before the 22.Pony cloverleaf
show starts and they are not to leave before 3:00 pm 23.Senior western pleasure (6 years and older)
24.Walk / Jog - youth - horse
or prize money will be forfeited.
Fair membership for ages 12 years and under is free. 25.Walk / Jog - youth - pony
26.Walk / Jog - adult - horse
No Entry Fees or Payout for Sections 1-10
Entry Fees For Sections 11-32 $5.00 per horse per 27.Pole bending
28.Youth horsemanship (18 years and under)
event
29.Pony equitation
30.Youth western pleasure
Sec 11-32
Prizes: $20, $17, $15, $12, $8
31.Pony pleasure
Events:
32.Down and back
1. Halter - yearlings and weanlings all sexes
2. Halter - mare 3 years and under
This is a Southern Ontario Trail Riders Club
3. Halter - mare 4 years and over
approved Horse Show. To be run according to
4. Halter - geldings 3 years and under
S.O.T.R.C. rules.
5. Halter - geldings 4 years and over
All youth exhibitors (anyone under 19 years of
6. Halter - stallions all ages
age) are required to wear a helmet, no exceptions.
7. Showmanship - pony
All passengers over 12 years of age must pay
8. Showmanship - 13 and under
admittance fee.
9. Showmanship - 14 to 18
All monies will be mailed out to the name listed
10.Showmanship - adult
on the fair membership (one cheque per membership
number).
SPECIALS - Class 2
By Jim Hilton, Essex
Winner of Open Cloverleaf (sec 20)
Trophy
Jim
STEW
(519) 839-4004
(519) 839-4782
Jeff
(519) 733-8407
Custom Farming Trucking
Cell (519) 791-8170
RR #2, Ruthven, Ontario N0P 2G0
By Sleeth Family
In Memory of Orval Sleeth
and his joy of Ponies and Children
High point pony and rider
(same child, same pony)
(sec 7, 22, 29 & 31) ..... Trophy
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Dairy Cattle
Chairperson: Ed Gibbs 839-4558
Entry forms to be in by Saturday, August 27th.
(To be eligible to show in the Open Class all cattle
must be in place FRIDAY, September 2nd
by 10:00 am and remain on grounds until
SUNDAY, September 4th at 4:00 pm)
Note: Sections 1-5 will be judged
in conjunction with the 4-H show.
JUDGING: Saturday, September 3rd - 1:00 pm
ENTRY FEE: 10% deducted from prize
money paid out by Agricultural Society.
PRIZES: 1st $50, 2nd $40, 3rd $30,
4th $20, 5th-10th $15
CLASS 4 - HOLSTEINS
1. Jr. Calf - March 1, 2016 or earlier
2. Int. Calf - Dec 1, 2015 - Feb 28, 2016
3. Sr. Calf - Sept 1, 2015 - Nov 30, 2015
4. Summer Yearling - Jun 1, 2015 - Aug 31, 2015
5. Jr. Yearling - Mar 1, 2015 - May 31, 2015
6. Female Sr. Yearling - Sep 1, 2014 - Feb 28, 2015
7. Female 2 years old. Sep 1, 2013 - Aug 31, 2014
8. Female 3 years old. Born in 2012.
Sep 1, 2012 - Aug 31, 2013
9. Female 4 years old. Born in 2011.
Sep 1, 2011 - Aug 31, 2012
10.Female 5 years old. Born in 2010.
Sep 1, 2010 - Aug 31, 2011
11.Female mature cow. Born prior to 2010.
12.Dairy herd. Group of 3 animals. Each animal
must have been exhibited in one of the above
sections and must be owned by the exhibitor.
13.Jr. champion female ................................. Ribbon
14.Grand champion female ........................... Ribbon
CLASS 5 - JERSEYS
class 9 - any other
registered breeds
or crossbreeds
Classes 5-9:
Same sections as Class 4
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SPECIALS - CLASS 4-9
By Juanita Hernandez Wigle & David Hernandez
Grand Champion Dairy Cow Overall ................. $30
Reserve Champion Dairy Cow Overall .............. $20
By AGRIS Co-operative Ltd.
Champion Dairy Cow ................................... Trophy
By Setterington Fertilizers, Essex
Best Udder 3 years and over ......................... Trophy
By The Harrow Feed Store, Harrow
Best Dairy Herd ............................................ Trophy
By Oxford Bovine Veterinary Service, Ayr
Best Progeny of Dam .................................... Trophy
By Essex Feed Warehouse, Essex
Best Dam and Daughter ................................ Trophy
By David Hernandez,
Murray Hernandez Memorial Award,
and Colchester South & Harrow Ag. Soc.:
Dairy calf shown by boy or girl, under 9 years
of age (not 4-H member or 4-H calf):
1st $10, 2nd $5, others $2
Harvey Balkwill Memorial Trophy
Given by Family
Top Showmanship of Dairy Calf - Shown by child 6
years and under (not 4-H calf) ..................... Trophy
By Harcliff Farms, Kingsville
Top Showmanship of Dairy Calf - Shown by child 7
to 9 years (not 4-H member or 4-H calf) .... Trophy
All cattle displays in the barns,
both dairy and beef, are invited to
participate in the Best Barn Display
using the theme Farmers’ Bounty
A trophy will be given in memory of
Janet Sobota and Karen Fox
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12.Breeders herd - A group of four animals bred by
BEEF CATTLE
the exhibitor, both sexes to be represented and
Chairperson: Walter McLean 738-3356
must have been shown in previous classes. At
least one animal must be owned by the exhibitor.
(BEEF CATTLE must be in place THURSDAY,
Limit one entry per exhibitor.
September 1st at 9:00 pm)
JUDGING: Friday, September 2nd - 1:00 pm
ENTRY FEE: 10% deducted from prize money paid
CLASS 11 - INTERBREED
out by Agricultural Society.
MARKET BEEF CLASS
PRIZES: 1st $50, 2nd $40, 3rd $30,
ENTRY FEE: 10% deducted from prize money paid
4th $20, 5th-10th $15
out by Agricultural Society.
Prize Money - Each Class
1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $12, 4th-10th $10
CLASS 10 - ALL BREEDs BEEF
All steers will be divided according to weight. There
(breeding program)
will only be two classes. Cattle will be weighed if
Each bull over 1 year of age must be secured with scales are available; otherwise the judge will split the
a ring in the nose or humbug with a chain or rope classes in the show ring.
attached.
Market heifers are not eligible for breeding classes in
Calves shown in cow classes may be split and
the breeding program.
shown in calf classes.
Exhibitor may show/enter only two animals per class.
1. Bull calf born on or after Jan. 1/16, minimum 3
1. Stocker Steer
months of age at time of showing
2. Heavy Steer
2. Bull yearling born Apr. to Dec. 2015 (junior)
3. Market Heifer
3. Bull yearling born Jan. to Mar. 2015 (senior)
4. Bull 2 years old
5. Champion and Reserve Champion Bull
6. Heifer calf born on or after Jan. 1/15, minimum
John Mueller Jr. Memorial Trophy
3 months of age at time of showing
Given by Family
7. Heifer yearling born Apr. to Dec. 2015 (junior)
Alumni class (past 4-H members)............... Trophy
8. Heifer yearling born Jan. to Mar. 2015 (senior)
By Colchester South & Harrow Ag. Soc.
9. Cow born 2013 with her natural 2016 calf at foot
Beef Calf shown by boy or girl
10.Cow born 2013 or before with her natural 2016
under
9 years of age (not 4-H member)
calf at foot
Prizes: 1st $4, 2nd $3, others $2
11.Champion and Reserve Champion Female
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SHEEP
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Chairperson: Luke Korcok 733-2273
(Sheep must be in place Thursday,
September 1st at 3:00 p.m.)
Judging: Thursday, September 1st
following 4-H sheep show
Entry fee: 10% deducted from prize money paid
out by Agricultural Society
Prize Money:
Sections 1-6: 1st $10, 2nd $6, 3rd $4, 4th $2
Sections 7-9: 1st $14, 2nd $10, 3rd $8, 4th $6
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Class 18 - Dorper
Ram, two years and older
Ram, one year
Ram, lamb
Ewe, two years and older
Ewe, one year
Ewe, lamb
Junior pen
Pair of market lambs
Flock, one ram, two ewes (over one year), two
ewe lambs
10.Champion Ram ....................................... Ribbon
11.Champion Ewe ........................................ Ribbon
Class 19 - Dorset
Class 20 - Hampshire
Class 21 - Ile de france
Class 22 - jacob
Class 23 - oxford downs
Roller Pigeon Contest
To be held on Friday
at approximately 2:30 pm
in front of the poultry barns
Contestants to arrive 15 minutes early to register
For details see Luke Korcok
By The Harrow Feed Store, Harrow ...... Trophy
Class 24 - rideau arcott
Class 25 - south downs
Class 26 - Suffolk
class 27 - Texel
Class 28 - cross breed
Classes 19 - 28: Same sections as Class 18
Specials - Class 18 - 28
By Agris Co-operative Ltd.
Market Lamb shown by boy or girl
under 9 years of age (not 4-H member)
Prizes: 1st $4, 2nd $3, 3rd $2
By Agris Co-operative Ltd.
Best Flock of Sheep ......... 10 pak cartridge grease
Best Three Female ..................................... Trophy
brad & Joanne stannard
memorial
PIE AUCTION
Sponsored by Evmar Farms
Thurs, Sep 1
6:00 pm
main stage
Proceeds
to
John
McGivney
Children’s
Centre
(Formerly the children’s
Rehabilitation Centre
of Essex County)
LasT Year we raised $11,445
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POULTRY
(CLASSES 36-46)
(Standard, Bantams, Pheasants, Ducks, Guineas,
Quail, Geese, Rabbits, Pigeons, Turkeys, Doves)
All birds entered must originate from Salmonella
Pullorum Typhoid Clean Provinces, States, Countries,
or have been tested (to Animal Disease and Protection
Act - Sec. 79) with negative results to be eligible for
entry.
All poultry that appears to be sick may be refused
for exhibit by the Committee in charge. All Exhibitors
must be members of the Society. Entry Forms to be
in the hands of the Secretary by August 15th.
Maximum of 100 birds per family in poultry classes.
ALL exhibits must be in their cages
by Wednesday, August 31st, at 9:00
pm and must remain until Sunday,
SEPTEMBER 4th, at 5:00 pm
(no exceptions to above rule)
• All Specimens to be shown in natural condition,
except game cocks or cockerels.
• Game cocks must be dubbed.
• Any fowl showing signs of distress must be
removed from the showroom and no prize
awarded.
• Feed and water supplied by the society.
Judging: thursday
SEPTEMBER 1st - 9:00 AM N.B. All A.O.V. must be correctly named.
Please have birds / rabbits properly named.
Note: all poultry entry fees must
accompany entry form.
no entries in adult classes after
august 11th
Poultry must be placed in cages
designated by committee and may
not be moved.
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CLASS 36 Standard
Entry fee: $.50 per bird
Each Section: Cock (C), Hen (H),
Cockerel (YC), Pullet (YH)
Limit 2 entries per each section (i.e. 2 cock, 2 hen, etc.)
Prizes: 1st $4.00, 2nd $2.50, 3rd $1.50
C
1
5
9
13
17
21
25
29
33
37
41
45
49
53
57
61
65
69
73
77
81
85
89
93
97
101
105
109
113
117
121
125
129
133
137
141
145
149
153
H
2
6
10
14
18
22
26
30
34
38
42
46
50
54
58
62
66
70
74
78
82
86
90
94
98
102
106
110
114
118
122
126
130
134
138
142
146
150
154
YC
3
7
11
15
19
23
27
31
35
39
43
47
51
55
59
63
67
71
75
79
83
87
91
95
99
103
107
111
115
119
123
127
131
135
139
143
147
151
155
YH
4
8
12
16
20
24
28
32
36
40
44
48
52
56
60
64
68
72
76
80
84
88
92
96
100
104
108
112
116
120
124
128
132
136
140
144
148
152
156
Rhode island red A.V.
Chantecler A.C.
Jersey giant black
Jersey giant white
Plymouth rocks white
Plymouth rocks barred
Plymouth rocks A.O.C.
Wyandottes white
Wyandottes silver laced
Wyandottes A.O.C.
A.O.V. American
Sussex A.C.
Australorps black
Orpingtons buff
Orpingtons black
Orpingtons blue
Orpingtons A.O.C.
Cornish white
Cornish WLR
Cornish dark
Cornish A.O.C.
Bramhas dark
Bramhas buff
Bramhas light
Cochins black
Cochins buff
Cochins A.O.C.
Langshans black
Langshans A.O.C.
A.O.V. Asiatic
Hamburgs A.C.
Polish white crested black
Polish A.O.C.
Polish silver laced
Marans blue
Marans black
Marans solid A.O.C.
Leghorns light brown
Leghorns black
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C H
157 158
161 162
165 166
169 170
173 174
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YC YH
C H
159 160 Leghorns A.O.C.
73 74
163 164 Minorcas A.C.
77 78
167 168 Modern game A.C.
81 82
171 172 Old English game black red
85 86
175 176 Old English game lemon
89 90
blue
93 94
177 178 179 180 Old English game brown
97 98
red
101 102
181 182 183 184 Duckwing A.C.
105 106
185 186 187 188 Old English game A.O.C.
109 110
189 190 191 192 Sumatra A.C.
113 114
193 194 195 196 Phoenix A.C.
117 118
197 198 199 200 Araucana blue
121 122
201 202 203 204 Araucana black
125 126
205 206 207 208 Araucana solid
129 130
209 210 211 212 Araucana A.O.C.
133 134
213 214 215 216 Americana A.C.
137 138
217 218 219 220 A.O.V. standard breed
141 142
145 146
149 150
CLASS 37 - BANTAMS
153 154
157 158
161 162
Each Section: Cock (C), Hen (H),
165 166
Cockerel (YC), Pullet (YH)
169 170
173 174
Prizes: 1st $4.00, 2nd $2.50, 3rd $1.50
C
1
5
9
13
17
21
25
29
33
37
41
45
49
53
H YC YH
3
2
4
7
6
8
10 11 12
14 15 16
18 19 20
22 23 24
26 27 28
30 31 32
34 35 36
38 39 40
42 43 44
46 47 48
50 51 52
54 55 56
57
61
65
69
58
62
66
70
59
63
67
71
60
64
68
72
Plymouth rocks white
Plymouth rocks barred
Plymouth rocks A.O.C.
Leghorns white
Leghorns A.O.C.
Rhode island red
Hampshire
Orpington A.C.
Japanese black tail white
Japanese A.O.C.
American serama black
American barred rocks
American serama A.O.C.
A.O.V. single comb clean
leg
Cochin black
Cochin white
Cochin blue
Cochin buff
177
181
185
189
193
197
201
205
209
213
217
221
178
182
186
190
194
198
202
206
210
214
218
222
YC
75
79
83
87
91
95
99
103
107
111
115
119
123
127
131
135
139
143
147
151
155
159
163
167
171
175
YH
76
80
84
88
92
96
100
104
108
112
116
120
124
128
132
136
140
144
148
152
156
160
164
168
172
176
179
183
187
191
195
199
203
207
211
215
219
223
180
184
188
192
196
200
204
208
212
216
220
224
Cochin A.O.C.
Silkies buff
Silkies bearded A.C.
Silkies unbearded A.C.
Mille fleur A.V.
Bramhas dark
Bramhas buff
Bramhas light
Langshans A.C.
Sebright silver
Sebright golden
Rosecomb black
Rosecomb A.O.C.
Hamburg A.C.
Wyandotte black
Wyandotte white
Wyandotte laced A.C.
Wyandotte A.O.C.
Modern game A.C.
Old English game black
Old English game white
Old English game black red
Old English game blue red
Old English game red pyle
Old English game blue
Old English game silver
duckwing
Old English game A.O.C.
Cornish white
Cornish dark
Cornish WLR
Cornish A.O.C.
Sumatra A.C.
Chantecler A.C.
Malay A.C.
Polish A.C. bearded
Polish A.C. unbearded
Araucana A.C.
Americana A.C.
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Jim Hilton and Family
for baling straw for livestock barns
and seating for entertainment
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CLASS 42 - Geese
Courtney
Wood
CLASS 41 - ducks
Each Section: Old Male (OM), Old Female (OF),
Young Male (YM), Young Female (YF)
Limit 2 entries per each section
Prizes: 1st $4.00, 2nd $2.50, 3rd $1.50
OM OF YM YF
1
2
3
4 Pekin
5
6
7
8 Rouen
9 10 11 12 Muscovy white
13 14 15 16 Muscovy chocolate
17 18 19 20 Muscovy black or blue
21 22 23 24 A.O.V. heavy duck
25 26 27 28 Buff
29 30 31 32 Cayaga
33 34 35 36 Crested
37 38 39 40 A.O.V. medium
41 42 43 44 Runners white
45 46 47 48 Runners gray
49 50 51 52 Runners black or blue
53 54 55 56 Runners A.O.C.
57 58 59 60 Magpies A.C.
61 62 63 64 Khaki campbells
65 66 67 68 A.O.V. light duck
69 70 71 72 Call duck white
73 74 75 76 Call duck gray
77 78 79 80 Call duck snowy
81 82 83 84 Call duck pastel
85 86 87 88 Call duck black or blue
89 90 91 92 Call duck A.O.C.
93 94 95 96 East Indies
97 98 99 100 Wild mallard
101 102 103 104 Wood or mandain
105 106 107 106 A.O.V. bantam ducks (not
listed) properly named
Prizes: 1st $4.00, 2nd $2.50, 3rd $1.50
OM OF YM YF
4 Embden
2
3
1
7
8 African A.C.
6
5
9 10 11 12 Toulouse gray
13 14 15 16 Toulouse buff
17 18 19 20 Buff
21 22 23 24 Pomeranian saddleback
25 26 27 28 Sebastopol
29 30 31 32 Pilgram
33 34 35 36 Chinese white
37 38 39 40 Chinese gray
41 42 43 44 Canada wild
45 46 47 48 Egyptian
49 50 51 52 A.O.V. geese (not listed)
properly named
Zavaros Farms
visit us at www.ZavarosFarms.ca
Fresh and Pickled Asparagus, Grains, and
Pick Your Own Strawberries; Small Fruits
Located 1 km east of
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CLASS 39 - Guinea hen
Prizes: 1st $4.00, 2nd $2.50, 3rd $1.50
OM OF YM YF
2
3
4 Pied
1
5
6
7
8 Pearl
9 10 11 12 A.O.C.
CLASS 38 - Pheasants
Each Section: Cock (C), Hen (H)
Limit 2 entries per each section (i.e. 2 cock, 2 hen)
Prizes: 1st $4.00, 2nd $2.50, 3rd $1.50
C H
2
1
Silver
6
5
Red golden
9 10
Yellow golden
13 14
Lady Amherst
17 18
Ringnecks A.C.
21 22
Reeves
25 26
A.O.V. properly named (not listed)
CLASS 40 - quails
Prizes: 1st $4.00, 2nd $2.50, 3rd $1.50
OM OF YM YF
3
4 Coturnix blue
2
1
8 Coturnix brown
6
7
5
9 10 11 12 Coturnix golden
13 14 15 16 Coturnix pied
17 18 19 20 Coturnix rosetta
21 22 23 24 Coturnix roux/fawn
25 26 27 28 Coturnix scarlet range/red
29 30 31 32 Coturnix silver
33 34 35 36 Coturnix white
37 38 39 40 Coturnix A.O.C.
41 42 43 44 Bobwhite A.C.
45 46 47 48 Button A.C.
49 50 51 52 Texas blue scale
53 54 55 56 California gambel
CLASS 43 - Rabbits
Entry fee: $.50 per animal
Each Section: Senior Buck (SB), Senior Doe (SD),
Young Buck (YB), Young Doe (YD)
Prizes: 1st $4.00, 2nd $2.50, 3rd $1.50
SB SD YB YD
4
3
2
1
8
7
6
5
9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16
17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28
29 30 31 32
33 34 35 36
37 38 39 40
41 42 43 44
45 46 47 48
49 50 51 52
53 54 55 56
57 58 59 60
61 62 63 64
65 66 67 68
69 70 71 72
73 74 75 76
77 78 79 80
81 82 83 84
85 86 87 88
89
90
91
92
Dutch blue
Dutch black
Dutch chocolate
Dutch A.O.C.
New Zealand red
New Zealand A.O.C.
Checkered giant A.C.
Californian
Flemish giant A.C.
Lops mini solid A.C.
Lops mini broken A.C.
Lops Holland broken A.C.
Lops Holland solid A.C.
English spot
Harlequin
Rex mini solid A.C.
Rex mini broken A.C.
Rex standard A.C.
Netherland dwarf A.C.
Angora A.C.
Champane
A.O.V. meat rabbit (not
A.O.V. fancy rabbit (not
CLASS 44 - pigeons
Prizes: 1st $4.00, 2nd $2.50, 3rd $1.50
All A.O.V. must be correctly named on tags
OM OF YM YF
1
2
3
4 Chinese owls muffed A.C.
5
6
7
8 Chinese owls solid A.C.
9 10 11 12 Chinese owls barred A.C.
13 14 15 16 Chinese owls checker A.C.
OM OF YM YF
17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28
29 30 31 32
33 34 35 36
37 38 39 40
41 42 43 44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
61
65
69
73
77
81
85
89
93
97
101
105
109
113
117
121
125
129
58
62
66
70
74
78
82
86
90
94
98
102
106
110
114
118
122
126
130
59
63
67
71
75
79
83
87
91
95
99
103
107
111
115
119
123
127
131
60
64
68
72
76
80
84
88
92
96
100
104
108
112
116
120
124
128
132
133
137
141
145
149
153
157
161
165
169
173
177
134
138
142
146
150
154
158
162
166
170
174
178
135
139
143
147
151
155
159
163
167
171
175
179
136
140
144
148
152
156
160
164
168
172
176
180
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OM OF
Chinese owls bald head A.C.
181 182
Chinese owls grizzle A.C.
185 186
Chinese owls A.O.C.
189 190
German owls shield A.C.
193 194
German owls solid A.C.
197 198
Archangels A.C.
201 202
Helmets medium face red or
205 206
yellow
209 210
Helmets medium face black
213 214
or blue
Helmets plain head red or
217 218
yellow
Helmets plain head black or
221 222
blue
225 226
Fantails blue barred
229 230
Fantails black
233 234
Fantails white
237 238
Fantails tailmark A.C.
241 242
Fantails saddles A.C.
245 246
Fantails Indian A.C.
249 250
Ice pigeon A.C. feather leg
253 254
Ice pigeon A.C. clean leg
257 258
Barbs A.O.C.
261 262
Lahores red or yellow
265 266
Lahores black or blue
269 270
Lahores A.O.C.
273 274
Dragoon A.C.
277 278
Modenas gazzi meally
281 282
Modenas gazzi black or blue
285 286
Modenas gazzi tri
289 290
Modenas gazzi A.O.C.
293 294
Modenas schetti blue or silver
297 298
Modenas schetti black or
301 302
white
305 306
Modenas schetti red or yellow
309 310
Modenas schetti A.O.C.
313 314
German modens gazzi
317 318
German modens schetti A.C.
321 322
Strassers A.C.
325 326
Komoner tumblers yellow
329 330
Komoner tumblers red
333 334
Komoner tumblers black
337 338
Komoner tumblers A.O.C.
341 342
Koop tumbler A.C.
345 346
Tumblers L.F.C.L.A.C.
349 350
Parlour roller red
353 354
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YM
183
187
191
195
199
203
207
211
215
YF
184
188
192
196
200
204
208
212
216
219 220
223
227
231
235
239
243
247
251
255
259
263
267
271
275
279
283
287
291
295
299
303
307
311
315
319
323
327
331
335
339
343
347
351
355
224
228
232
236
240
244
248
252
256
260
264
268
272
276
280
284
288
292
296
300
304
308
312
316
320
324
328
332
336
340
344
348
352
356
Parlour roller black
Parlour roller A.O.C.
Tumblers muffled L.F.A.C.
Tumblers A.O.V.
Jacobin red or yellow
Jacobin splash A.C.
Jacobin A.O.C.
English trumpeters solid A.C.
English trumpeters splash
A.C.
English trumpeters baldhead
A.C.
English carrier black
English carrier blue
English carrier dun
English carrier A.O.C.
German pouter blue bar
German pouter grizzle
German pouter A.O.C.
English pouter A.C.
Pigmy pouter A.C.
Brunner pouter A.C.
Swing pouter A.C.
Ice pouter A.C.
Ice pouter checker A.C.
Spanish thief pouter A.C.
Woorburg cropper A.C. *new
Hana pouter A.C. ***new**
Norwich cropper black or blue
Norwich cropper A.O.C.
German beauty solid A.C.
German beauty A.O.C.
Frillback red
Frillback yellow
Frillback saddles A.C.
Frillback A.O.C.
Budapests A.C.
Damascene
Swallow A.C.
Show tippler A.C.
Nun A.C.
Mookee A.C.
Magpie A.C.
Egyptian swift A.C.
Kazan tumbler A.C.
Show pen homers solid A.C.
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OM OF
357 358
361 362
365 366
369 370
373 374
377 378
381 382
385 386
389 390
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YM
359
363
367
371
375
379
383
387
391
YF
360
364
368
372
376
380
384
388
392
393
397
401
405
409
413
417
421
425
429
394
398
402
406
410
414
418
422
426
430
395
399
403
407
411
415
419
423
427
431
396
400
404
408
412
416
420
424
428
432
433
437
441
445
449
453
457
434
438
442
446
450
454
458
435
439
443
447
451
455
459
436
440
444
448
452
456
460
461 462 463 464
465 466 467 468
469
473
477
481
485
489
493
470
474
478
482
486
490
494
471
475
479
483
487
491
495
472
476
480
484
488
492
496
497
501
505
509
498
502
506
510
499
503
507
511
500
504
508
512
Show pen homers checker A.C.
Show pen homers A.O.C.
Dunek A.C.
West of England A.C.
Show type homer barred A.C.
Show type homer check A.C.
Show type homer A.O.C.
German shield A.C.
A.O.V. fancy pigeon (not
UTILITY
Runts A.C.
Show king white
Show king solid A.O.C.
Show king splash
Show king A.O.C.
Giant homers A.C.
Utility king A.C.
French mondains A.C.
Swiss Mondaine white
A.O.V. (not listed) properly
named
RACING AND FLYING
Flying rollers solid A.C.
Flying rollers splash A.C.
Flying rollers check A.C.
Flying rollers A.O.C.
Flying tipplers A.C.
Rollers bearded A.C.
Show rollers baldhead red or
yellow
Show rollers baldhead black
or blue
Show rollers baldhead
checker A.C.
Show rollers baldhead A.O.C.
Homers blue bar
Homers check red
Homers check blue or black
Homers meally
Homers white or black
Homers yellow or red
recessive
Homers grizzle A.C.
Homers pied A.C.
Homers A.O.C.
Homer Saddles A.O.C. *new
CLASS 45 - TURKEYS
Should be at least 4 months old
Prizes: 1st $4.00, 2nd $2.50, 3rd $1.50
OM OF YM YF
1
2
3
4 White
5
6
7
8 Wild
9 10 11 12 Red bourbon
13 14 15 16 Black
17 18 19 20 Royal palm
21 22 23 24 Blue slate
25 26 27 28 Bronze
29 30 31 32 A.O.C.
CLASS 46 - DOVES
Prizes: 1st $4.00, 2nd $2.50, 3rd $1.50
All A.O.V. must be correctly named on tag
OM OF YM YF
4 Ring neck
3
1
2
8 White
7
5
6
9 10 11 12 Pied
13 14 15 16 Peach
17 18 19 20 Diamond A.C.
21 22 23 24 A.O.V. dove (not listed)
properly named
Riley
Marques
Check out the POSTER COMPETITION for
all ages sponsored by
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(see page 98),
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Class 78 Section 5 for ages 13 & over (including
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CLASS J 89 - Junior exhibit
Must be 12 years or under
Membership required (No fee) - No Entry Fee
Entry forms to be in by Saturday, Aug. 29th
Prizes: 1st $3.00, 2nd $2.00, 3rd $1.00
OM OF YM YF
BANTAMS - Cock (OM), Hen (OF), Cockerel
(YM), Pullet (YF)
1 2 3 4 Feather legged
5 6 7 8 Rose comb
9 10 11 12 Single comb
13 14 15 16 Old English game
17 18 19 20 A.O.V.
STANDARD POULTRY - Cock (OM), Hen (OF),
Cockerel (YM), Pullet (YF)
21 22 23 24 Feather legged
25 26 27 28 Rose comb
29 30 31 32 Single comb
33 34 35 36 A.O.V.
GEESE - Old Male (OM), Old Female (OF), Young
Male (YM), Young Female (YF)
37 38 39 40 Goose A.C.
TURKEYS - Old Male (OM), Old Female (OF),
(should be at least 4 months old)
41 42 43 44 Turkey A.C.
PIGEONS - Old Male (OM), Old Female (OF),
45 46 47 48 Pair homer pigeons
49 50 51 52 Pair rollers
53 54 55 56 Pair fancy clean legged
57 58 59 60 Pair fancy feather legged
61 62 63 64 Pair utility
RABBITS - Old Buck (OM), Old Doe (OF), Young
Buck (YM), Young Doe (YF) (Young must be under
6 months old)
65 66 67 68 New Zealand A.C.
69 70 71 72 Dutch A.C.
73 74 75 76 Lops A.C.
77 78 79 80 Dwarfs A.C.
81 82 83 84 Rex mini A.C.
85 86 87 88 A.O.V.
DUCKS - Old Male (OM), Old Female (OF),
89 90 91 92 Pekin
93 94 95 96 Rouen
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OM of YM yf
97 98 99 100 Runners
101 102 103 104 Muscovy
105 106 107 108 Calls white
109 110 111 112 Calls gray
113 114 115 116 Calls A.O.C.
117 118 119 120 East Indies
121 122 123 124 A.O.V.
GUINEA PIG - Male, Female
(please bring your own cage)
Guinea pig
125 126
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Best Young Pigeon in Show .......................... Trophy
By Affleck Farms, Harrow
Best Pheasant in Show .................................. Trophy
By Bernice Renaud, Essex
Best Dove in Show ........................................ Trophy
By Luke Korcok, Kingsville
Best Pigeon in Show ....................................... Trophy
By Ferriss Farms, Essex
Best Standard Poultry in Show ....................... Trophy
Best Waterfowl in Show ................................ Trophy
Best Racing Pigeon in Show ......................... Trophy
Best Bantam in Show ...................................... Trophy
Best Rabbit in Show ....................................... Trophy
Best Duck in Show ......................................... Trophy
Best Turkey in Show ....................................... Trophy
Best Quail in Show ......................................... Trophy
Best Goose in Show ........................................ Trophy
SPECIALS - CLASS J 89
By Affleck Farms
Best Pair of Pigeons, Junior .......................... Trophy
Best Waterfowl, Junior .................................. Trophy
Best Rabbit, Junior ........................................ Trophy
Best Bantams, Junior ..................................... Trophy
Best Standard Poultry, Junior ........................ Trophy
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Class 48 - Grain Seeds
Best Slice of Hay (sec 1-4)
Best 10 Ears ‘14 Crop Corn, 3150 H.U. & below
(sec 16)
Winner to take proof of win to Agris Co-op Ltd
in Cottam ..................... 10 pak cartridge grease
containers to be supplied by exhibitor
By Setteringtons Fertilizer
Best 10 Ears ‘14 Crop Corn - 3200 HU & above
(sec 15)
Best 10 Ears ‘15 Crop Corn - 3200 H.U. & above
(sec 18)
Best Winter Wheat - Soft White (sec 5)
1st - $30 Gift Certificates
Chairperson: David Hernandez 738-6091
Exhibits to be in place Wednesday evening, 9:00 pm
Judging Thursday morning at 9:00 am
Prizes: 1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00, 3rd $3.00
all grains and seeds - 1 litre
Limit one entry per section per person in class 48
1. Slice hay, 1st cutting, alfalfa (must be 80% pure)
2. Slice hay, 1st cutting, A.O.V., correctly named
3. Slice hay, 2nd cutting, alfalfa (must be 80%
pure)
4. Slice hay, 2nd cutting, A.O.V., correctly named
5. Winter wheat - soft white
6. Winter wheat - soft red
7. Winter wheat - hard red
8. Haylage, 10 lbs
9. Soybeans, clear or yellow hilum
10.Soybeans, dark or colour hilum
11.Corn silage, 10 lbs
12.Three ears, Indian corn, tied together
13.Corn shelled, yellow
14.Corn shelled, white
*Sec 15-20: All ears must have butt-end trimmed
15.Ten ears ‘14 crop - 3200 heat units & above
16.Ten ears ‘14 crop - 3150 heat units & below
17.Ten ears ‘15 crop - 3150 heat units & below
18.Ten ears ‘15 crop - 3200 heat units & above
19.Ten ears of sweet corn - A.V. correctly named
20.Ten ears of popcorn - A.V. correctly named
21.Tallest stalk of corn, best foliage and ear
included. 50% foliage, 50% ear. Root must be
clean and ear exposed
22.Sunflower seeds, 1 litre
23.Sunflower with most heads (must be counted by
the exhibitor), root removed
24.Best single sunflower head
25.Sorgum stock - best foliage 40%; best stock
60%; roots must be clean
SPECIALS - CLASS 48
By Grain Farmers of
Ontario, District 1
Best Soybeans (sec 9-10)
$20.00
Jessie
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Class 49
roots & vegetables
• No Exhibits to be removed until 5:00 pm last day
• Roots should have tops trimmed 1/2 inch above
crown
• Tomatoes should not have calyx left on
• Onions must not be peeled
PRIZES: 1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00, 3rd $3.00
1. Potatoes (5) sebago
2. Potatoes (5) avon
3. Potatoes (5) superior
4. Potatoes (5) red
5. Potatoes (5) A.O.V.
6. Sweet potato or yam (2)
7. Onion (5) red
8. Onion (5) yellow cooking
9. Onion (5) white
10.Onion (5) Spanish
11.Beets (5) table
12.Carrots (5) garden
13.Carrots (5) baby
14.Broccoli (2 clusters)
15.Garlic (5 heads)
16.Peppers (5) hot red
17.Peppers (5) sweet red
18.Peppers (5) sweet green
19.Peppers (5) hot yellow
20.Peppers (5) sweet yellow
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21.Peppers (5) hot A.O.V.
Farms,
22.Peppers (5) sweet A.O.V.
Dawson
Amherstburg
23.Tomatoes (5) slicing
Most Entries in
24.Tomatoes (5) canning
Class 49
25.Tomatoes (5) yellow
$3.00
26.Tomatoes (3) beef steak
27.Tomatoes (8) cherry
28.Tomatoes (5) A.O.V.
CLASS 50 - Fruits
29.Best largest tomatoes (2)
30.Cucumbers (2) seedless
No exhibits to be removed until 5:00 pm last day of
31.Cucumbers (5) slicing
Fair. No more or less than numbers stated to be on
32.Cucumbers (5) pickling
exhibition. All fruits must be correctly named, and
33.Cabbage (2) savoy
must have been grown of the exhibitor’s own holding,
34.Cabbage (2) late
as stated in the rules. The Society will provide paper
35.Cabbage (2) red
plates for the fruit exhibits.
36.Peanuts in shell, 1 cup
The attention of exhibitors is drawn to the necessity of
37.Cauliflower (2 heads)
leaving stems on plums, apples and pears exhibited.
38.Egg plants (2)
PRIZES: 1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00, 3rd $3.00
39.Zucchini squash (2) - matched pair
40.Pumpkin (2) yellow field - matched pair
APPLES
41.Pumpkin (2) pie - matched pair
1. McIntosh (5)
42.Squash (2) hubbard green - matched pair
2. Ida red (5)
43.Squash (2) hubbard yellow - matched pair
3. Cortland (5)
44.Squash (2) pepper - matched pair
4. Golden delicious (5)
45.Squash (2) buttercup - matched pair
5. Red delicious (5)
46.Squash (2) butternut - matched pair
6. Empire (5)
47.Squash (2) spaghetti - matched pair
Cameron
7. Mutsu (5)
Drouillard
48.Watermelon (2) long - matched pair
8. Jonamac (5)
49.Watermelon (2) round - matched pair
9. Honey crisp (5)
50.Muskmelon (2) - matched pair
10.Gala (5)
51.Largest squash
11.Ginger gold (5)
52.Largest pumpkin
12.A.O.V. (5) correctly named
53.Novelty class
13.Apple cider 2 litres
54.A.O.V. vegetable or root (2), correctly named,
PEACHES
not listed
14.Cresthaven (5)
55.Gourds - 2 large or 5 small
15.Loring (5)
56.Largest yam
16.Madison (5)
57.Largest watermelon
Jordyn
17.Redskin (5)
18.Canadian harmony (5)
SPECIALS - CLASS 49
19.Nectarines (5)
20.Biscoe (5)
Harry Brook Memorial
PEARS
Most Prizes in Roots & Vegetables ............... Trophy
22.Anjou (5)
By Ed Gibbs Electric Limited, Cottam
23.Bartlett (5)
Best Squash Entry (sec 42-47) ....................... $10.00 24.Bosc (5)
Best Plate of Peppers (sec 16-22) .................. $10.00 25.A.O.V. (5) correctly named
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3. Apples - exhibit to consist of the following:
PRUNES
1 - 3 litre basket apples
26.Stanley (5)
at least 2 processed items
27.Italian (5)
4. Eggs - exhibit to consist of the following:
28.Bluefree (5)
1 dozen eggs
PLUMS
29.Greengage (5)
5. Wheat - exhibit to consist of the following:
30.Ozark premier (5)
1 - litre jar wheat
31.Burbank (5)
at least 1 bundle not to exceed 4” in diameter
GRAPES
6. Theme - Farmers’ Bounty
33.Blue (3 bunches) correctly named
at least 3 items using theme - use your
34.White (3 bunches) correctly named
imagination
35.A.O.V. (3 bunches) correctly named
7. Sunflowers - exhibit to consist of the following:
OTHER
bouquet of sunflowers
36.Novelty class
1 litre sunflower seeds
at least 1 processed item
Specials - Class 50
8. Corn - field or sweet - exhibit to consist of the
following:
In Memory of Audrey Anger
10 ears corn
Best Plate of Apples (sec 1-12) ........................ $5.00
Best Plate of Peaches (sec 14-21) .................... $5.00
9. Milk - exhibit to consist of the following:
an education display of milk
By Meleg Lakeview Orchards
at least 5 products
Most Prizes in Class 50 Fruit ........................ $25.00
one litre or quart milk container
10.Soybeans - exhibit to consist of the following:
3 stalks soybeans - roots removed
CLASS 51
1 litre soybeans
Commercial features
at least 1 processed item
11.Grapes - exhibit to consist of the following:
Each Exhibitor Must Be A Member
1 - 3 litre basket grapes
Approximately 30” available for Each Display
PRIZES: 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10, 4th $5
12.Herbs - “The Year of Peppers”
Such factors as quality, arrangement, attractiveness
- exhibit to consist of a display of peppers
and consumer appeal, to be considered when judged.
Originality and creativity will be prime consideration
of Judge.
SPECIALS
- CLASS 51
NOTE: NO attaching or affixing to fair building
walls
1. Potatoes (can use sweet potatoes) - exhibit to
consist of the following:
1 - 3 litre basket potatoes
2. Tomatoes - exhibit to consist of the following:
1 - 3 litre basket tomatoes
By Grain Farmers of Ontario, District 1
Best Soybean Display (sec 10) ...................... $25.00
By Essex-Kent Milk Producers
Best Milk Display (sec 9) .............................. $25.00
By Harrow Country Depot
Best Corn Display (sec 8).......... $25 Gift Certificate
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By Colio Wines, Harrow
Best Grape Display (sec 11)
1 Bottle Wine or 1 Bottle Non Alcoholic Drink
Winner must be 19 years of age or older OR
accompanied by an adult in order to receive award
and take proof of win to Colio (eg entry tag and
ribbon or note from fair board)
Best Commercial Feature in Section 1-7, 12 ...... $25
CLASS 52
Field Crop Competition
1. All contestants to be members of the Society.
2. Contest open to all residents of Essex County.
3. Only one entry per person per section
- two sections (1) Field Corn; (2) Soybeans
4. Each field entered for competition must have an
easy access.
5. Must be located and marked out two weeks prior
to the Fair.
6. Each field must be at least 2 Hectares. No test
plot.
7. Competition must have at least 10 entries and at
least 10 fields scored by judges.
8. Each entrant must display at the Harrow Fair
3 stalks of corn - ear exposed, roots washed
3 stalks of soybeans - roots washed
9. Entry should be commercially available. Not a
test plot.
10.Scoring 75% in field; 25% at fair.
11.Call David at 738-6091 by August 1st to
participate in field crop competition.
PRIZES:
Section 1 - Corn
1st - 1 sweatshirt by Larry Pajot,
Alpine Plant Food Dealer
Trophy by Don & Paul Orton,
Orton Farms, Ruthven
By Setterington’s Fertilizer
2nd - $25.00 Gift Certificate
3rd - $20.00, 4th - $15.00, 5th - $10.00,
6th - $10.00, 7th - $10.00, 8th - $5.00,
9th - $5.00, 10th - $5.00
Section 2 - Soybeans
1st - $50.00 by Grain Farmers of Ontario Trophy by Don & Paul Orton,
Orton Farms, Ruthven
By Setterington’s Fertilizer
2nd - $25.00 Gift Certificate
3rd - $20.00, 4th - $15.00, 5th - $10.00,
6th - $10.00, 7th - $10.00, 8th - $5.00,
9th - $5.00, 10th - $5.00
CLASS 53 - Herbs
Herbs must be home grown.
Stems not to exceed one foot.
Containers to be supplied by the Society if needed.
PRIZES: 1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00, 3rd $3.00
Fresh - must be home grown, maximum 5 stems
1. Dill, tallest single stem, root removed
2. Mint
3. Thyme
Ava Pearce
4. Oregano
5. Basil
6. Parsley - Italian
7. Parsley - curly
8. Lavender
9. Rosemary
10.Sage
Dried - must be home grown, 1 cup
11.Mint
12.Thyme
13.Oregano
14.Basil
15.Rosemary
16.Lavender
17.Parsley
18.Chives
Ashley Bowser
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Gardens
19.Herb garden, not to exceed 24” in length, min of
5 varieties, correctly named
20.Basil garden, not to exceed 24” in length, min of
5 varieties, correctly named
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Gord’s Abattoir Ltd.
Beef - Veal
Pork
Lambs & Goats
Custom Killing
Wrapping & Sharp Freeze
Wild Game Processing
Hwy. 77, R.R. #5, Leamington, Ont. n8H 3V8
Gord, Bonnie, Rob & Kelli Kirkpatrick
Telephone 519-326-2503
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Design A Page Competition
1st – Kaitlin Valentino, 2nd – Priscilla DaRe, 3rd – Kyla Hicks
Honourable Mention – Samantha Bilek, Abby Herdman & Matthew C
Thank-you to the following students who entered the competion:
Abbie Kwasaycia
Abby Cote
Abby Herdman
Adam Fairlie
Alex Dinney
Alexia
Alyssa Byrne
Alyssa Sexton
Amelia Greco
Angelina Pedrosa
Arial McCallum
Ashley Bowser
Aubrey Johnson
Ava Pearce
Ben MacLeod
Blake Lapierre Epps
Brayden
Brianna Schiller
Brooklyn Dasilva
Cameron Drouillard
Carter McIntyre
Catie Perrin
Chloe Hunt
Chris Moore
Clair Buxton
Cody Bergeron
Cole Dumouchelle
Cole Hedges
Colin Brownlee
Collin
Courtney Wood
Dalton Vanlare
Daniel Ashton
David C
Dawson
Emily Allen
Emily Renaud
Emma Dunlop
Emma Kosempel
Emma Tellier
Ethan Dorrell
Ethan Patrick Chittle
Ethan Robinson
Gabby Bezaire
Gina Porrane
Grace Bowyer
Grace Harkai
Grace Jessop
Gracelynn Tremblay
Haden Vonlore
Hailee Dzudovich
Haley Ann Boyle
Hannah Kinshella
Hayden Westwood
Hayley Branton
Hope Gillan
Ireland Fuerth
Jacok Wickham
Jagger Riddell
Jake Tessier
Jenna Schincariol
Jessica Dunmore
Jessie O’Neil
John Paul Lapain
Johnny
Jordyn
Josh Stone
Joshua D
Joshua Myers
Judy Lafleur
Julia Primeau
Justin
Kaden Brew
Kailyn Hotts
Kaitlin Valentino
Kami Girard
Karissa Tetreault
Karizma Mackay-Pavao
Konner McDermott
Kris Fortin
Kyla Hicks
Kyle Balsaver
Kyra Girard
Landen Demers
Landon Labonte
Landon Spidalieri
Laryssa Henry
Lauren Martyn
Lauren Schmidt
Lindsey Delaney
Logan Bisson
Luca Mastroianni
Lucas
Lucas Machado
Lukas Allison
Luke Ford
Mackenzie
Madison Brennan
Madison Cruickshank
Madisyn Murdoch
Maggie Pollard
Marcus Tannous
Maria Scott
Matt Brady
Matt DeRoy
Matthew C
Max Spidalieri
McKinley
McKinley Stapleton
Megan Delaney
Mikayla Hukezalie
Mikayla Ingratta
Mikey Ledeux
Morghan Curtis
Mya Castellucci
Myah Fortuna
Nathan
Nolan Busch
Nolan Westwood
Olivia D’Alfonso
Be sure to stop in
the Arts & Crafts
Barn to see the
students’
work!
Look closely and
you will be amazed
at what you see!
Olivia Holland
Olivia Nye
Phoenix Wilson
Priscilla DaRe
Rachel Pitre
Riley Desjarlais
Riley Fraser
Riley Marques
Robbie Soulliere
Robert Tyliszlzak
Ryan Chapman
Ryan Fitzpatrick
Ryan Marontate
Ryan McCormick
Salvatore Montilla
Samantha Bilek
Seth
Shane O’Neil
Shawn Grant
Shawn O
Sierra Trombley
Stephanie Cordeiro
Sydney Richardson
Tabetha Gomes
Tagan Totten
Timmy Bray
Trevor
Trey Moore
Tristan Wise
Ty Marontate
Tyler Kolody
Tyler Platjouw
Tyler Tytgat
Zac Doolittle
Maggie
Pollard
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9. Dahlias, large bloom, 2, 8”-10” in diameter, any
CLASS 54 - FLowers
colour
Amateurs only
10.Dahlias, medium blooms, 6, 6”-8” in diameter,
Chairperson: Laura Mayzik 738-3151
one colour
Flowers must be home grown.
11.Dahlias, small blooms, 6, 4”-6” in diameter, one
Containers to be supplied by the Society if needed.
colour
EXHIBITS must be in position by 9:00 pm,
12.Dahlias, miniature bloom, 6, under 4” in
Wednesday Evening. No exhibits to be removed
diameter, one colour
until 5:00 pm, last day of fair.
13.Asters, 6 blooms, one colour
PRIZES: 1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00, 3rd $3.00
14.Asters, 6 blooms, any colour
15.Coxcomb, 4 stems, any colour
-Cut Flowers16.Coxcomb, (celosia feathered) 4 stems, any
Flowers must be home grown, not to exceed 24” in
colour
height including the vase, unless otherwise stated
17.Florabunda roses, 3 stems, any colour
1. Salvia, 6 stems, red
18.Rosebuds, 5 buds with foliage, any colour
2. Gladiola, 7 spikes, any colour, not to exceed 30”
19.Petunias, 7 stems, any colour, single
in height
20.Petunias, 6 stems, any colour, double
3. Gladiola, 3 spikes, one colour, not to exceed 30”
21.Hydrangea, 3 blooms, any colour
in height
22.Zinnias, pompom, (small) 9 blooms, any colour
4. Pansies, 9 stems, assorted
23.Nasturtiums, 6 stems, any colour
5. Cosmos, 6 stems, any colour, short stems
24.Marigolds, African, 3 yellow, 3 orange blooms,
6. Zinnias, large, 6 blooms, same colour
large
7. Snapdragons, 6 stems, any colour, double
25.Marigolds, French, 6 sprays, bronze (small)
8. Snapdragons, 6 stems, any colour, single
26.Marigolds, French, 6 sprays, yellow (small)
27.Marigolds, French, 6 sprays, orange (small)
28.Display of cut flowers, five varieties
29.Black eyed Susans, 6 stems
30.A.O.V. cut flowers, correctly named
-POTTED PLANTSAny potted plants should be in the possession of
the exhibitor for at least 6 months before the fair.
31.African violet, single flower, single crown, any
colour, one plant per pot
32.African violet, double flower, single crown, any
33.Miniature African violet, single crown, any
34.Flowering begonia, any variety, not to exceed
24” in height
35.Foliage begonia, rex or angel wing, not to
exceed 24” in height
36.Foliage plant, not already listed,(can not be
herbs) correctly named, not to exceed 24” in
height including pot
37.Flowering plant, not already listed,(can not be
herbs) correctly named, not to exceed 24” in
height including pot
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38.Orchid, any colour, one plant per pot
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57.By Ginger’s House of Flowers & Gifts, Harrow
“Some People Put Flowers in the
Darndest Things” (Use fresh flowers)
ARRANGEMENTS - Using Own Container
A Novel Arrangement in an Odd Container,
(Use Fresh, Home Grown Material,
not to exceed 24” in height ... Mdse $10.00
Unless Otherwise Stated)
58.By Candy Kenney, Harrow
39.Flower arrangement in kitchen utensil
Hanging Basket (Outdoors) ................. $5.00
40.Corsage, using mums or roses
59.By Henry Family, Harrow
41.Flower arrangement in cup & saucer
In Memory of Wayne Henry
42.Arrangement of autumn colours using flowers,
Arrangement of Black Eyed Susans in an odd
berries, fruit and driftwood (not artificial)
container ...... 1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
43.Arrangement of roses
60.By Leeming Family, Harrow
44.Strawflower arrangement, not dried
In memory of Wilda Leeming
45.Table arrangement for dining table not to exceed
One single long stem rose, any
9” in height
colour, minimum 10” in height.
46.Hybrid tea rose fully opened, with foliage in
1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
clear bowl or snifter
47.Arrangement of dried material, grown in Essex
County, not to exceed 18” in height
SPECIALS - CLASS 54
-EXTRAS48.Succulent cactus, correctly named, not to exceed
By Harrow News, Harrow
24” in height including pot
Best Potted Plant (sec 31-37) ........ 1 yr Subscription
49.Single cactus, correctly named, not to exceed
24” in height including pot
By McLean Family
50.Cactus garden, not less than (5) five
In Memory of Myrth McLean
51.Hanging basket (indoor only), correctly named
Best Display of Gladiola in Show (sec 2-3) .. $10.00
52.Best decorated empty 6” flower pot using the
fair theme
By Candy Kenney, Harrow
SEPARATE ENTRY
53.By Mendes Flowers, Harrow
Best Arrangement of Red Flowers
in White Container ........... $10.00
54.By Your Secret Garden-Harrow Feed Store,
Harrow
Best Dining Room Table Arrangement
of Roses ................................... $10.00
55.By Natalie Abramovich, Harrow
In memory of Gregor Dowzycki
Best Hybrid Tea Rose with Foliage in
Clear Bowl or Snifter ............. $10.00
Coffee Table Arrangement, not to
exceed 9” in height, 6 varieties of
cut flowers ............. Mdse $10.00
Best Begonia in Show (sec 34-35) .. $5.00
Best Cup & Saucer Arrangement in Show
(sec 41) ............................................$5.00
By Ginger’s House of Flowers & Gifts, Harrow
Best African Violet in Show (sec 31-33)
Mdse $10.00
By Essex County Orchid Society
Best Orchid in the Show (sec 38) ......... $10.00
& Family Membership with the value of $25.00
Ben MacLeod
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Coming 2019 - Harrow Fair 165th Anniversary Edition Cookbook
The Colchester South and Agricultural Society (Harrow Fair) Homecraft Division is looking to prepare
a new cookbook for our 165th Fair to be celebrated in 2019. We are looking for you to submit your
favourite recipes to be included in this book. Everyone would love to enjoy your favourite, tried and
true, recipes. Please complete the provided form (see other side) and forward to the information found
below.
SUBMITTING RECIPES (ON FORM PROVIDED or TYPED)
1. Please submit only “new” recipes (not previously printed in our “Family Fair Cookery” or “150th
Anniversary Edition” cookbooks)
2. You may hand write onto the form provided or submit a clear, typed recipe but make sure you have
your name and phone number on the submissions. (The phone number will not be published. This
is only for our use if we need to check out something).
3. Add the term “Prize Winning” at the end of the titles for those recipes that you have placed either
1st, 2nd or 3rd for at the Harrow Fair.
4. When entering or writing down ingredients, list them in the order used in the recipe. Make sure all
of the ingredients that are listed are actually included in the directions.
5. Include all amounts and container sizes. ie. 2 (14 oz.) cans green beans.
6. Write the recipe’s directions in paragraph form. Please do not number them with Step 1 – Step
2 – etc.
7. Please write the actual ingredients in the directions. For example: Combine sugar and flour (instead
of Combine first two ingredients).
8. Make sure a cooking temperature is always indicated if/when cooking is required. Make sure a time
is included for baking-chilling-freezing-cooling-etc. For example: Bake at 350 F for 20 minutes or
chill in refrigerator for 30 minutes.
9. Contributor’s name should always be consistent. ie If always Betty Smith, never Elizabeth Smith.
Remember to double check amounts, ingredients and directions before submitting.
Please send recipes to:
Rose McLean, Harrow Fair Cookbook, 3041 3rd Concession, RR #5. Harrow, ON N0R 1G0
or email to [email protected]
Angelina Pedrosa
Fair theme is
Farmers’
Bounty
their entries.
entries.
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HARROW FAIR 165TH COOKBOOK
RECIPE SUBMISSION FORM
Please use this form to send us your recipes. To avoid errors in the production process, please type or neatly print your recipes and doublecheck for completeness and accuracy. Thank you!
Check the category in which you'd like your recipe to
appear.
Name of Recipe:
Appetizers & Beverages
Main Dishes
Your Name:
Breads
Odds & Ends
Email:
Canning
Soups & Salads
Desserts
Vegetables & Side Dishes
Phone #:
(Email and Phone not to be published)
INGREDIENTS (BE SURE TO INDICATE QUANTITY OR AMOUNT)
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2
10
3
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4
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5
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6
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7
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METHOD (BE SURE TO INDICATE CONTAINER SIZE, OVEN TEMPERATURE, AND COOKING TIME)
CONTINUE ON SEPARATE SHEET IF NEEDED
RESERVATION ORDERS: To reserve copies of our cookbook please complete this form. Make sure to reserve enough for
birthdays, Christmas, Easter, wedding showers and anniversary gifts!
Your Name:
NUMBER OF COOKBOOKS TO RESERVE: _______________
Email:
PHONE #: _________________________________________
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CLASS 56 - culinary arts
PRIZES:
1st $7.00,
2nd $5.00,
3rd $4.00
Landon
Spidalieri
Chairperson: Marie Hall 776-6073
Exhibits to be in place by 9:00 pm
WEDNESDAY, August 31st
JUDGING THURSDAY, September 1st - 8:30 am
NO EXHIBIT TO BE REMOVED UNTIL 5:00 pm
LAST DAY
NO REFRIGERATION AVAILABLE
• Appropriate size plate for cookies (small chinet
or plastic).
• Cookies should be 2 - 2 1/2 “ in diameter unless
otherwise stated
• Cup cakes and muffins must be out of wrappers.
• All loaves, cakes and tarts must be out of pans.
• Pies must be baked in pie plates approximately
15 cm (7”) across bottom.
• Tarts, for entry purposes, should be standard in
size and not mini’s
• Squares should be no larger than 1 1/2” and bars
no larger than 1 1/2” x 1”
• Aluminium pie plates permitted and should be
tempered before use in 400 degree oven for 15
minutes. This assures that the bottom crust bakes.
• All entries in clear plastic bags.
• LAYER CAKES: Full cake to be brought to fair,
committee will cut and keep 1/4 of the cake for
judging, remainder to be taken back home.
• Two entries allowed in each section, but must be
from different recipes.
• Committee reserves the right to remove entries
which become unappealing for display or auction
purposes.
• Breads must be made in a standard size pan (min.
8x4x2.5” (20x10x6.5 cm) and max. 9x5x3”
(23x12.5x7.5 cm)).
• For correctly named entries, the computer
doesn’t record this on the tag, so please make
sure it is on the tag at time of entry.
• Remember to include recipe and proof of
purchase, if required.
• Judges’ comments may appear on back of entry
tags.
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BREAD
1. Loaf white yeast bread
2. Loaf bread maker white bread (no mixes)
3. Loaf 60% whole wheat bread (include recipe)
4. Loaf rye yeast bread
5. Loaf raisin yeast bread
6. Loaf multi grain, yeast
7. Fancy yeast bread, no maximum size
8. Loaf apple cinnamon quick bread
9. Loaf banana bread
10.Loaf zucchini bread
11.Loaf pumpkin bread
12.A.O.V. quick bread correctly named
BUNS / ROLLS (Exhibit of 3)
13.Plain buns
Roll
14.Cinnamon buns
s
sepa are
15.Cloverleaf rolls
r
Bun ate
s
16.Tea biscuits plain
atta are
ched
17.Scones, cheese
18.Whole wheat buns
19.Breadsticks, crusty ***new***
20.Pretzels, soft, plain ***new***
Cookies (Exhibit of 3)
21.Shortbread
Fair theme is
22.Fruit turnover
Farmers’
23.Date filled oatmeal
Bounty
24.Raisin oatmeal cookie
25.Nine squares, 3 varieties, correctly named
26.Date squares
CAKES
(Positively No Cake Mixes, layer cakes 2 layers only)
27.Bran muffins (3)
28.Banana muffins (3)
29.Carrot muffins (3)
30.Coffee cake 3” (7.5 cm) square
31.Spice cake 3” (7.5 cm) square uniced
32.Pound cake 3 slices, uniced
33.Tomato soup cake 3” (7.5 cm) square uniced
34.Banana cake 3” (7.5 cm) square uniced
35.Carrot cake 3” (7.5 cm) square uniced
36.Zucchini cake 3” (7.5 cm) square uniced
37.Fruitcake light, 5 loaf size slices
38.Fruitcake dark, 5 loaf size slices
39.Layer cake chocolate iced
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40.Decorated form depicting the fair theme
SEPARATE ENTRY
If you want your
fruit pie to go into 60.By Susan Whelan, Amherstburg
41.One baked pie shell
Strawberry Rhubarb Pie
the pie auction on
42.Dutch apple pie with crumb top Thursday at 6:00
Prizes: 1st $75.00, 2nd $50.00
pm, please advise
43.Cherry, lattice top
Winners to present sponsor with a fresh strawberry
the
Homecraft
44.Apple
rhubarb pie by Sept 30th (fair to pay winner)
Directors
at the 61.By Pat Fitzpatrick, Kingsville
45.Blueberry
time you bring in
46.Peach
Butter Tarts (3).......... 1st $25, 2nd $15, 3rd $10
your pie! Entered
47.Cherry-raspberry
62.By Essex County Milk Committee
at
directors’
48.Raisin
Best Dessert using Dairy Products ......... $25
discretion.
49.Rhubarb ***new***
(Must have 2 dairy products,
**Limited to 1st,
50.Pear
2
serving
size accepted for judging)
2nd & 3rd place
51.A.O.V. pie correctly named
*Recipe to accompany dessert*
winners only
PIES
TARTS (exhibit of 3)
52.Butter tarts with raisins and nuts
53.Fruit tarts, homemade filling, same variety
MISCELLANEOUS
54.Fudge no nuts 5 - 1” (2.5 cm) squares
55.Homemade candy 5 pieces A.O.V. correctly
named
56.Apple strudel
57.Diabetic loaf banana bread
58.Three ways of serving apples
59.Gift basket - container, six different items made
in your kitchen suitably arranged for quality,
appearance and originality, maximum 10”,
using the fair theme. Must include at least one
Bernardin Mason jar with snap lid and a list of
contents.
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•
SUGGESTIONS FOR EXHIBITORS
Read the prize list carefully and follow the
requirements closely. All entries not complying
with the prize list may be disqualified.
Fill out entry forms carefully. Early registration
is best.
Be sure to tag your entries correctly.
Make sure all entries arrive at exhibit hall on time.
All entries should
be clean and neat in
Fair theme is
appearance.
Farmers’
Be open minded. You
can’t
always
win.
Bounty
Enjoy the satisfaction
of showing your talents.
63.By Evmar Farms, Kingsville
Brad & Joanne Stannard Memorial
PIE AUCTION (one entry per exhibitor)
any kind of fruit pie, correctly named
Prizes: 1st $75, 2nd $50, 3rd $25
All pies in this special to be auctioned at 6:00 pm
Thursday on the Stage. Proceeds from the Auction
to go to John McGivney Children’s Centre
Monetary donations will be accepted during the
auction.
64.By Homecraft Directors
Prizes: 1st $10.00, 2nd $7.00, 3rd $5.00
Apple Bundt Cake using the following recipe.
Full cake to be brought to fair, committee will cut
and keep 1/4 of the cake for judging, remainder to
be taken back home.
Apple Bundt Cake
Ingredients:
3/4 cup light-tasting olive oil
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1/2 cup liquid honey
3 eggs
1 tsp vanilla
2 cups all-purpose flour
Emma
1-1/2 tsp cinnamon
Tellier
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp salt
3 cups diced cored peeled apples
Preparation:
In large bowl, whisk together oil, sugar, honey,
eggs and vanilla.
Whisk together flour, cinnamon, baking powder,
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baking soda and salt; stir into egg mixture just 70.By Dunn Family, Essex
until combined. Stir in apples. Scrape into
“Wilf Hernandez” Spectacular Raspberry Pie
greased 10 inch bundt pan.
Prize: 1st $50.00
Bake in 325 degree F oven until cake tester
Winner to present sponsor with fresh raspberry
inserted in centre comes out clean, 40 to 50
pie by Sept 30th in order to receive prize money.
minutes, let cool in pan on rack for 10 minutes;
*Recipe to accompany pie, 9” minimum*
transfer from pan to rack and let cool completely.
(Winning pie to go to auction)
1/4 of cake to be cut at fair.
71.By Anger Family, Harrow
65.By Keith Wright, Wrightland Farms, Harrow
Best Pecan Pie ........... Prizes: 1st $25, 2nd $10
Best Apple Dessert
72.By Taras Natyshak, M.P.P., Essex
Must be made using Ontario apples
Best Apple Pie, Crumb Top ..Prize: 1st $50
2 servings accepted for judging.
Winner to present sponsor with fresh apple pie by
Prizes: 1st $50, 2nd $25
Sept 30th in order to receive prize money.
Winners to present sponsor with fresh WHOLE
73.By David Hernandez
apple dessert by Sept 30th in order to receive
Rita Hernandez Memorial
prize money. *Recipe to accompany dessert*
Best White Layer Cake, no mixes
66.By Robinson Transport
Prizes: 1st $40, 2nd $20, 3rd $10
Fresh Coconut Dessert
1st place winner to present sponsor with fresh
Prizes: 1st $50, 2nd $30, 3rd $20
white layer cake in order to receive prize money
(One prize only to any one contestant)
74.By Sanford & Son, Harrow
Layer Carrot Cake
1st $50.00 Gift Certificate
coconut dessert by Sept 30th in order to receive
Winner to present sponsor with fresh carrot cake
prize money. *Recipe to accompany dessert*
by Sept 30th in order to receive gift certificate.
67.By Beverly Pillon, Amherstburg
*Recipe to accompany cake*
Best Chocolate Dessert ...... 1st $25
75.By Tracey Ramsey M.P., 316 Talbot St N, Essex
2 serving size accepted for judging.
Best Blueberry Pie ... 1st $75.00
*Recipe to accompany dessert*
Winner to present sponsor with fresh blueberry
68. Sponsored by David & Philip Hernandez
pie by Sept 30th in order to receive prize money.
Murray Hernandez Memorial Award
76.By Tingen Farms, Harrow
Best Chocolate Layer Cake
Best 5 lbs Light Fruit Cake $100.00
Prizes: 1st $75, 2nd $40, 3rd $20
(Fruit Cake to become property of Sponsor)
No mixes. 1st prize winner to present sponsor
Must be at least 5 lbs.
with fresh chocolate layer cake in order to receive 77.By Whelan Family, Amherstburg
prize money.
In Memory of Eugene Whelan
69.By Dunn Family, Essex
Any Variety of Diabetic Pie
“Vic Dunn”
Prizes: 1st $75.00, 2nd $50.00
Madison Cruickshank
World Class
Winners to present sponsor with fresh diabetic
Pumpkin Pie
pie by Sept 30th (fair to pay winner)
Prize: 1st $50.00
78.By “Harrow Fair Cookbook”
Winner to present
- Moira Sanders & Lori Elstone
sponsor with fresh
In Memory of Bertha McDonald
pumpkin pie by Sept
Best Lemon Squares (3)
30th in order to receive
Prizes: 1st $20, 2nd $10
prize money.
79.By James Sylvestre Enterprises
*Recipe to accompany
Best Elderberry Pie
pie, 9” minimum*
1st $100, 2nd $50, 3rd $25
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80.By Henry Heaton, Kingsville
By Cool Eyes Inc., Harrow
In Memory of his Grandpa, Brian Heaton
Best Decorated Form ............... $10.00
Best Apple Pie .... 1st $30.00, 2nd $20.00
Class 56, sec 40 & Class Int 75, sec 18
Winners to present sponsor with fresh apple pie
by Sept 30th in order to receive prize money.
By The Meleg Family
(1st place pie only to be placed in auction)
In Memory of John Meleg Sr.
81.By Zavaros Farms, Amherstburg
Best Apple Pie (sec 44) ......1st $50.00, 2nd $25.00
Best Fresh Strawberry Dessert
1st place winner to present sponsor with a fresh apple
1st $30.00, 2nd $20.00, 3rd $10.00
pie by Sept 30th in order to receive prize money
Recipe not required for judging purposes.
CLASS 57 - MEN ONLY!
strawberry dessert and recipe by Sept 30th
Follow Culinary Arts Rules
in order to receive prize money.
Prizes: 1st $7.00, 2nd $5.00, 3rd $4.00
82.By Zavaros Farms, Amherstburg
Best Fresh Blackberry Dessert
1. Loaf of white bread
2. Loaf of 60% whole wheat bread, include recipe
3. Bread maker bread, white, no mixes
Recipe not required for judging purposes.
4. Tea biscuits, plain (3)
1st $30.00, 2nd $20.00, 3rd $10.00
5. Blueberry muffins (3)
Winners to present sponsor with
6. Banana muffins (3)
fresh WHOLE blackberry dessert and recipe
7. Raisin oatmeal cookies (3)
by Sept 30th in order to receive prize money.
8. Apple pie
83.By Naturalized Habitat Network
9. Butter tarts, plain (3)
Best PawPaw Dessert
10.Apple/cinnamon loaf, quick bread
Original recipes only, recipe to be included
11.Chocolate cake iced (no mixes) 3” (7.5 cm)
Prizes: 1st $25, 2nd $20, 3rd $15
square ***new***
SPECIALS - CLASS 56
By Seguin Family
In Memory of Mike Seguin
Best Tea Biscuits (sec 16)
1st $20.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $10.00
By Bernardin www.bernardin.ca
Bernardin Gift Pack Competition
List of contents required
Class 56 sec 59, Int 75 sec 17
1st $20.00 Gift Certificate
Hannah
Kinshella
By Sweet Memories ............. 1st $20 Gift Cert
Includes: Class 56, sec 24,
Class 57, sec 7,
and Class Int 75, sec 5
Raisin Oatmeal Cookies
12.Jam, strawberry
13.Jam, peach
14.Sweet pickles
15.Dill pickles
16.Barbeque sauce, cooked, proper canning jars
with 2 piece lid
SEPARATE ENTRY
17.By Carter Shows
Best Jam, Raspberry ..................... 1st $20.00
Winner to present sponsor, Bruce Brock, with
unopened jar of jam to receive prize money.
Exchange to take place before Sunday closing.
18.By Carter Shows
Best Lemon Tarts .......................... 1st $20.00
Winner to present sponsor, Bruce Brock, with six
tarts in order to receive prize money. Exchange to
take place before Sunday closing
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Tim & Karen Damm, R.R. #1, 429 South Talbot Road, Essex, Ontario N8M 2X5
(519) 776-5862
“Quality in every bite!”
**Keep up the good work 4-H members**
4-H
1st
Prize
Farm fresh pork
Custom cutting and wrapping
Homemade sausage
Specialty services: custom curing & smoking, hams, bacon
We process wild game!
Gerald A. Smith
Funeral Home
Our Family Serving
Your Family Since 1945
Offering a full range of affordable options
Traditional - Burial - Cremation
and Pre-Planning Services
Newly Renovated
Michael Smith
Owner and Managing Funeral Director
P.O. 252, 197 King Street West
Harrow, Ontario N0R 1G0
(519) 738-6662
Handicap
Accessible
visit us at
www.geraldasmith.ca
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21.Peppers, sweet, pickled
19.By Carter Shows
22.Sweet pickles
Best RaspberryTarts ..................... 1st $20.00
Winner to present sponsor, Bruce Brock, with six 23.Zucchini relish
tarts in order to receive prize money. Exchange to 24.Bread and butter pickles
25.Dill pickles
take place before Sunday closing
26.End of garden pickle
27.Spaghetti sauce, no meat
SPECIALS - CLASS 57
28.Jam, strawberry, cooked
29.Jam, peach, cooked
By Homecraft Directors
30.Jam, raspberry, cooked
Best Loaf of White Bread (sec 1) .......... $5.00
31.Jam, plum, cooked
32.Jam, apricot, cooked
By Seguin Family
33.Jam, blueberry, cooked
In Memory of Mike Seguin
34.Jam, currant, cooked
Best Tea Biscuits (sec 4)
Max Spidalieri
35.Jam, strawberry, freezer
1st $20.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $10.00
36.Jam, peach, freezer
37.Jam, raspberry, freezer
38.Jam, diet, strawberry ***new***
CLASS 58 - CANNED GOODS
39.Jam, cherry
40.Jelly, grape
To be Judged - Will be Opened
41.Jelly, raspberry
All canned goods must be in proper glass canning
jars with 2 piece lid and ring, except maple syrup. 42.Jelly, apple
43.Jelly, black currant
Jars no larger than 1 quart / 1 litre size.
44.Jelly, blackberry
Jellies and marmalade with proper seals and rings.
45.Jelly, hot pepper
NO CLOTH COVERS ON CANNING JARS
46.Maple syrup, maple syrup jar accepted
Prizes: 1st $7.00, 2nd $5.00, 3rd $4.00
47.Marmalade
48.Fruit chutney
1. Plums, canned
49.Salsa
2. Applesauce, canned
50.Tomato juice
3. Peaches, canned
4. Cherries, sour, canned
5. Fruit cocktail
SEPARATE ENTRY
6. Pears, canned
7. Apricots, canned
51.By Homecraft Directors ................. 1st $10.00
8. Apple/rhubarb sauce, canned ***new***
Best Watermelon Jelly using the following recipe
9. Tomatoes, canned plain
Watermelon Jelly
10.Tomatoes, canned with vegetables, specify
Yield: Makes 2 1/2 to 2 3/4 pints
11.Hot dog relish
Ingredients:
12.Beans, pickled
6 cups pureed watermelon (remove any seeds
13.Corn relish
prior to pureeing)
14.Green tomato, pickled
5 cups white sugar
15.Chili sauce, fruit
1/2 cup bottled lemon juice
16.Chili sauce, veg
1 packet powdered pectin
17.Mustard pickles
Instructions:
18.Pickled asparagus
Whisk together sugar and powdered
19.Pickled beets
pectin until they are fully integrated. Combine
Hayley Branton
20.Pickled eggs
watermelon puree, sugar/pectin and lemon juice
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in a large, nonreactive pot.
Bring to a boil and let cook until the temperature
of the nascent jelly reaches 220 degrees. This can
take anywhere from 15-30 minutes, depending on
the width of your pot, the heat of your stove and
even the weather you’re having. Check set using
saucer test before removing it from the heat, to
ensure that it will set.
Remove from the heat and pour into prepared
jars. Wipe rims, apply lids and screw on bands.
Process in a boiling water canner for 10 minutes.
When time is up, remove from canner
and let jars cool. When they’re cool enough to
handle, remove rings and test seals. You can eat
immediately or store unopened jars in a cool, dark
place for up to a year.
Note: *This jelly can take up to one week to
set. Please give it time.
SPECIALS - CLASS 58
Best of Show (sec 1 - 7) ................. $30.00 Gift Cert
Must be canned in Bernardin Mason Jar and Snap Lid
By Zavaros Farms, Amhertsburg
Best Pickled Asparagus (sec 18) ..................... $5.00
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By Zavaros Farms, Amherstburg
Best Cooked Strawberry Jam (sec 28) ........... $10.00
Best Cooked Raspberry Jam (sec 30) ............ $10.00
Best Cooked Blackberry Jelly (sec 44) .......... $10.00
Winner to present sponsor with unopened jar of jam
and recipe by Sept 30 in order to receive prize money.
By Carter Shows
Best Chili Sauce, veg (sec 16) ....................... $20.00
Best Salsa (sec 49) ......................................... $20.00
Winner to present sponsor, Bruce Brock, with
unopened jar of preserves in order to receive prize
money. Exchange to take place before Sunday
closing.
519-733-5233
1682 County Road 20 W,
Kingsville, ON N9Y 2E6
tractors
viticultural
Best of Jam/Jelly (sec 28 - 45) .... $20.00 Gift Cert
Must be canned in Bernardin Mason Jar, Snap Lid
and Pectin Package included
By Shoppers Drug Mart, Harrow
Most Prizes in Class 58 ........................ Mdse $20.00
By Carter Shows
Best Corn Relish (sec 13) .............................. $20.00
Best Mustard Pickles (sec 17) ....................... $20.00
Best Pickled Beets (sec 19) ........................... $20.00
Best Pickled Eggs (sec 20) ............................ $20.00
Best Black Currant Jelly (sec 43) .................. $20.00
Winner to present sponsor, Tony Fisler, with unopened
jar of preserves in order to receive prize money.
Exchange to take place before Sunday closing.
implements
harvesters
sprayers
landscape
Mike
Lanoue
Appraiser
Auto, Truck and Antique Motorcycle
Appraisals
Insurance & Sales Tax Appraisals
Pre Purchase Inspections
M.T.O. Approved
Belle River, Ontario
(519) 728-3645
(519) 971-1889
Email: [email protected]
www.lanoueappraisals.com
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See races by
Southwestern
Ontario
Lawn Tractor
Racing Association
In the Horse Ring
at 5:00 pm on Saturday
Tractor Pulling Contest
~~ Saturday, September 3 ~~
Immediately following the Parade
Sponsored by:
The Ontario Mini Rod Pullers Association
Colchester South & Harrow Agricultural Soc.
Open Pull.
If not a member of the
O.M.R.P.A.
you
will
be
required
to pay an associate fee for the day.
For further information, please contact Ed
Gibbs at 839-4558, or at the Harrow Fair Office.
Project LeeLee Hats
Giving Back to the Community
See Page 68 for details!
Limerick contest
- 16 years of age and up....
See page 97
Poster Competitions
- for all ages (including adults)
see page 98 for details
CHILdren’s Pedal
Tractor Pull
SUNDAY, September 4
REGISTRATION 12:00 NOON
PULL 1:00 pm in the Arena Parking Lot
RULES AND REGULATIONS:
1. The Contestants must be able to pedal the tractor
without assistance.
2. Pedal tractors will be furnished for all participants.
3. All contestants must wear shoes.
4. All contestants will be given three chances to get
the sled moving from the starting line.
5. The pulling tractor must stay between the line of
the pulling lane at all times.
6. If the tractor leaves the pulling lane, the distance
will be measured from the starting line to the
point where the tractor crossed the boundary.
7. In case of a tie there will be a pull-off to determine
the winner.
8. There will be 3 classes of contestants, they are:
CLASS 1
30 - 50 pounds
CLASS 2
51 - 75 pounds
CLASS 3 76 - 100 pounds
9. Both boys and girls are eligible to enter, age limit
12 years.
10.The judge’s decision will be final for all pulls.
11.All contestants must be present by the time of
pedal pull with a signed permission slip in hand.
The required signature of a parent or guardian
releases Colchester South & Harrow Agricultural
Society from any financial responsibility due to
accident.
12.Registration for the tractor pull will be one hour
before pedal pull time on Sunday, September 4,
2016.
13.Only the first 25 children in each class to register
will be qualified to participate. Child must be
accompanied by an adult or guardian at time of
registration.
14.Spectators need to stay behind ropes.
15.Prizes will be awarded.
Sponsored By Cottam Rotary
1st Medallions
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In Memory
Of
All The Friends
Who Are Gone
Some people come quickly into our lives
and quickly go
some stay for awhile and
leave footprints on our hearts
and we are never the same
Always remembered
Elma Balkwill
Sandra Burke
Roland Garant
Joyce Hedges
Carl Huffman
Hilda Klassen
Donald Mannell
Doris Mutterback
Morris Tytgat
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Fair
Sept. 1-4, 2016
Farmers’ Bounty
Ages 4 and under: Class J93 Section 11,
Ages 5-8 Class J85 Section 33,
Ages 9-12 Class J86 Section 76
First Name:_______________________________Age:______Exhibitor #:______________
(last name will be on the entry tag)
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Harrow Fair - entry form
The following entries are made according to the rules and
regulations of the Colchester South and Harrow Agricultural
Society, which I hereby accept.
Enclosed find $ ________ for entries fees and membership
Poultry Entry Forms Due: Aug. 15
All Other Entry Forms Due: Aug. 27
Send entry form to:
Harrow Fair, Box 555,
Harrow ON N0R 1G0
or Fax to: 519-733-2946
Name of exhibitor: _______________________________________________
Your 2016 Membership
Card No. ___________
Mailing Address with Postal Code: __________________________________
_______________________________________________________________
If Junior or intermediate
age (as of August 27th)
______
Phone: ___________________________
Indemnity Release
This document will affect your legal rights. Please read carefully.
I understand that I will be participating in the Harrow Fair at my own risk.
In consideration of acceptance of this entry form or my being permitted to take part in the Harrow Fair, I agree to save harmless and keep
indemnified the Colchester South and Harrow Agricultural Society, its directors, agents, officials, servants and representatives from and against
all claims, actions, cost and expense and demands in respect to death, injury, loss or damage to my person or property however caused, arising
out of or in connection with my taking part in this event. It is understood and agreed that this agreement is binding on myself, my heirs, executors
and assigns.
I acknowledge that I have read and fully understand and agree with the terms and conditions stated above.
Signature of Exhibitor: ________________________________
Date: ________________________________
If the exhibitor is under eighteen (18) years, the parent/guardian must sign below.
I request permission for my child to participate in the Harrow Fair and I accept and assume all risk of injury to my child or property.
I acknowledge as Parent/Guardian of the exhibitor named above, that I have read and fully understand and agree with the terms and conditions
stated herein on behalf of the exhibitor named above and myself.
Class
Example
56
Section
41
Date: ________________________________
Description of Articles to be Exhibited
(Use wording of prize list)
One baked pie shell
*** Important information on bottom of next page ***
Entry form is continued on next page
The indemnity release must be completed in order to exhibit at the fair.
Please remove exhibits between 5:00 pm and 6:30 pm on Sunday.
Entry
Form
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2016 #: ____________ Exhibitor: _____________________________________
Class
Example
56
Section
41
Entry
Form
One baked pie shell
their entries.
entries.
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Ecumenical Worship Service
Join us for:
Inspirational Music
A Story for the Children
Drama Group
Offering: Free gate admission with canned food donation for
St. Vincent de Paul Foodbank.
Cash donations for the ministry of the Harrow Ministerial Association
(In case of rain we will meet in the arena)
For the kids
Friday’s children’s entertainment
will be held in the arena
Friday, September 2nd
10:30 am Friday Teddy Bear Parade
(Registration 9:45 to 10:15)
Noon - Friday Tim Holland
- The Puppet Tamer
1:30 pm Friday Mom or Dad Calling Contest
Tim Holland - The Puppet Tamer
(Registration 12:45 to 1:15)
Pull out pages 53, 54, 55 and 56 for your own portable program
Sunday 9:30 a.m. (main stage)
Monday, August 15th Poultry entry forms due
Saturday, August 27th
All other entry forms due
Wednesday, August 31st
10:00 am - 9:00 pm - RECEIVING all exhibits to the
halls (Please note that the halls will NOT be open
before 10:00 am) (Goods are to be in place by 9:00
pm)
THURSday, September 1st
9:00 am - Judging of all hall exhibits: Needle Arts,
Baking, Grains, Seeds, Vegetables, Flowers,
Fruits, Poultry, Arts & Crafts, Photography
1:00 pm - GATES OPEN to the Public
1:00 pm - Carter Shows Ltd. midway opens
BUILDINGS OPEN to the Public immediately
following the judging and displaying of
entries. (Buildings may not open until
after 4 pm due to the volume of entries)
4:00 pm - 4-H Sheep Club, Achievement Day, Show
Ring
4:00 pm - (immediately following 4-H Sheep Club)
Judging Sheep, Show Ring
6:00 pm - Pie Auction, Stage
7:30 pm - 4-H Poultry Club, Achievement Day,
Show Ring
7:30 pm - Harrow Fair Official Opening, Tom
Bain, Warden for Essex County
8:00 pm - Ryan Bradley, Stage
Friday, September 2nd
9:00 am - 10:00 pm - Buildings Open
9:00 am - 4-H Swine Club, Achievement Day,
Show Ring
9:00 am - Haflinger, Welsh Ponies, Grade, Heavy
Horse, Shetland Pony Show, Horse Ring
10:30 am - Teddy Bear Parade, Arena
10:30 am - 4-H Beef Club, Achievement Day, Show
Ring
Noon - Tim Holland - The Puppet Tamer, ARENA
1:00 pm - Judging Beef Cattle, Show Ring
1:00 pm - Carter Shows Ltd. midway opens
1:30 pm - Mom or Dad Calling Contest, Arena
2:30 pm - Roller Pigeon Contest, Poultry Barn
3:00 pm - 4-H Beef, Swine, Sheep and Poultry
Auction, Show Ring
8:00 pm - Cold Creek County, Stage
Cold Creek County - Friday at 8:00 pm
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Ryan Bradley
Thursday at 8:00 pm
You can now follow the Harrow Fair
on Facebook and Twitter
******************************************
- opening day midway specialPay one price bracelet
$30
thursday, SEptEMBER 1st
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Harrow Fair
738-3262
134 McAffee St. Harrow
www.harrowfair.com
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Wes Mack
Saturday at 8:00 pm
SUNDAY,
September 4th
9:30 am - Church Service, Stage
10:00 am - Light Horse Show, Horse Ring
10:30 am - Buildings Open
Noon - Carter Shows Ltd. midway opens
Noon - Border City Barkers Agility Show, Show
Ring
1:00 pm - Pedal Tractor Pull
1:00 pm - Dale Butler, Stage
5:00 - 6:30 pm - Pick up exhibits from the halls
At conclusion of the Entertainment and Horse Show,
draws will be made on prizes donated by various
booths at the Fair.
Saturday,
September 3rd
9:00 am - 10 pm - Buildings Open
10.00 am - 4-H Dairy Club, Achievement Day, Show
Ring
11:00 am - Carter Shows Ltd. midway opens
11:30 am - Parade *** NEW ROUTE ***
Starts from The Harrow Research Station;
left on County Road 20 (King Street); left on
Erie Street; left on Wellington Street to the
Fair Grounds on McAffee.
1:00 pm - Judging Dairy Cattle, Show Ring
1:00 pm - Birds of Prey, Main Stage
2:00 pm - (immediately following Parade) Tractor
Pull, Horse Ring
2:00 pm - (immediately following Parade) Rooster
Crowing Contest (birds and people), Poultry
Barn
5:00 pm - Lawn Tractor Races, Horse Ring
6:00 pm - Bossy Bingo - 4-H Dairy Club, Show Ring
8:00 pm - Wes Mack, Stage
Dale Butler - Sunday at 1:00 pm
Kaitlin
Valentino
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ADMISSION: Adults $8.00
Children 12 and under FREE
PASSES: Available at Office for $20.00 (unlimited
admission to the grounds for the duration of the
Fair)
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NO DOGS ALLOWED ON THE GROUNDS
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CLEAN WHOLESOME
ENTERTAINMENT
CARTER SHOWS LIMITED
will be on hand with rides and
games to provide plenty of thrills
for the 4 day HARROW FAIR. www.cartershows.ca
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday
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Show Ring
#4
Picnic
Shelter
Food
W
e
Stag
Horse
Ring
#6
Artworks
& Crafts
Pull out pages 53, 54, 55 and 56 for your own portable program
N
Barn
Barn
#5
Police
F
Exhibition
Hall /
Main
Building
Office
W
#1
F
G
G
F
F
* - vendor
W - washrooms
F - food
G - games
G
#3
F
Quilts W
#2
***NEW ROUTE***
Park
Tennis
2016
Harrow Fair
Parade Route
W
left on County Road 20 (King Street); left
on Erie Street; left on Wellington Street to
the Fair Grounds on McAffee.
The parade is
Sat., Sept 3
at 11:30
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Send entry form to:
Harrow ON N0R 1G0
or Fax to: 519-733-2946
Card No. ___________
_______________________________________________________________
______
Phone: ___________________________
Indemnity Release
and assigns.
Date: ________________________________
Class
Example
56
Section
41
Date: ________________________________
One baked pie crust
Entry
Form
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2016 #: ____________ Exhibitor: _____________________________________
Class
Example
56
Section
41
Entry
Form
One baked pie shell
their entries.
entries.
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Send entry form to:
Harrow ON N0R 1G0
or Fax to: 519-733-2946
_______________________________________________________________
Card No. ___________
______
Phone: ___________________________
Indemnity Release
and assigns.
Date: ________________________________
Class
Example
56
Section
41
Date: ________________________________
One baked pie crust
Entry
Form
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2016 #: ____________ Exhibitor: _____________________________________
Class
Example
56
Section
41
Entry
Form
One baked pie shell
their entries.
entries.
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Sewcraft
Kevin Monk
Quilting Fabrics
& More!
Quilting and sewing
supplies, fabrics, specialty
gift shop
“We meet by accident”
[email protected]
Tel: (519) 738-2155
Fax: (519) 738-2519
P.O. Box 564
Erie Road South
Harrow, ON N0R 1G0
Best Wishes from
Southern Ontario
Feather Fanciers Association
Poultry Club
Cheryl Deschamps
106 Talbot St. N.
Essex, Ontario
519-776-1100
[email protected]
See You at
the Fair!
New members
always welcome!
For more information contact:
Luke Korcok 519-733-2273
Evmar Farms
Home of Foxland Jerseys
Proud Sponsors of the
Brad & Joanne Stannard Memorial
Pie Auction
72 King St. E., Harrow
519-738-2562 For 24 Hr. Paging
Visit us at our web site www.tomekrealty.com
“Serving Harrow & Area For Over 60 Years”
The Stannards
(519) 733-6886
Michael Tomek
Broker of Record
[email protected]
Ann Bezaire
Sales Representative
[email protected]
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CLASSES 60-64 - NEEDLE ARTS 16.Ladies’ vest knitted
17.Men’s vest knitted
Chairperson: Natalie Abramovich 738-3123
Entries to be in place in the Scout Hall on Wednesday, 18.Children’s vest knitted
August 31st by 9:00 pm (Must be completed since 19.Winter accessories, knitted set, adult size (either
hat & scarf or hat & mittens/gloves or scarf &
last Fair). Entry Forms to be in the hands of the
mittens/gloves)
Secretary by Saturday, August 27th.
20.Winter
accessories, knitted set, child size (either
JUDGING - THURSDAY, September 1st - 9:00 am
hat & scarf or hat & mittens/gloves or scarf &
PRIZES: 1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00, 3rd $3.00
mittens/gloves)
Needle Arts articles are made with fabric, yarn or
21.Cowl,
knitted
thread. “BEGINNER” categories are for amateurs.
NO wood, wire, plastic or ceramics please. Clean 22.Character hat, knitted
and smoke free articles only. Each member may 23.Socks knitted, adult
enter only one article in each needle arts section 24.Socks knitted, child
in classes 60-64. A 2” square must accompany 25.Slippers knitted
all articles made with yard goods. Yarn or thread 26.One article ONLY of baby clothing knitted
samples of main colours must accompany all 27.Set of preemie hat & booties, knitted
articles made with yarn or thread. Due to the sheer 28.Set of newborn hat & booties, knitted
volume of entries which need to be displayed after 29.Set of baby clothing knitted, 3 piece set
judging is finished, this building may not be open to 30.Doll clothes knitted - display one outfit on a card
no bigger than 16x16” (40x40 cm)
public viewing until after 4:00 pm. No articles to
be removed before 5:00 pm Sunday, accompanied by 31.Novelty purse knitted
32.Article of knitting made of novelty yarn
your membership card.
33.Article of knitting made of handspun yarn,
(attach a sample of fleece)
CLASS 60 - NEEDLE ARTS
34.Soft toy knitted
35.Dressed doll, knitted, on a stand
36.Cushion, knitted both sides
-KNITTING37.Dish cloth knitted
Yarn (or yarn wrapper if yarn is used up) or thread
38.Article of knitting, beaded
samples of main colours must accompany all articles
39.Article of knitting, felted
made with yarn or thread.
40.Shopping bag knitted
1. Afghan knitted - beginners, no less than 40x60”
41.Afghan knitted - made by a senior citizen (65
(100x150 cm)
years or older)
2. Afghan knitted - advanced, no less than 40x60”
42.Article of knitted clothing - made by a senior
(100x150 cm)
citizen (65 years or older)
3. Baby afghan knitted - beginners
43.Teapot cozy knitted
4. Baby afghan knitted - advanced
44.Pincushion, knitted
5. Lapghan, knitted, 36x48”
***new***
45.Outfit for a pet, knitted ***new***
6. Poncho, knitted, wrstd, aran, bulky yarn
46.Christmas stocking, knitted
7. Shawl or wrap, knitted, lace weight yarn
47.Any other article of knitting, not already listed 8. Shawl or wrap, knitted, fingering weight yarn
made by a senior citizen (65 years or older)
9. Shawl or wrap, knitted, DK, wrstd, aran, bulky
48.Article of knitting, not already listed
10.Shrug / bolero knitted
49.Article of knitting - Fair theme of the year
11.Ladies’ sweater knitted, cardigan
12.Ladies’ sweater knitted, pullover
13.Men’s sweater knitted
14.Girls’ sweater knitted
McKinley
Stapleton
15.Boys’ sweater knitted
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-LOOM KNITTING80.Dressed doll, crochet, on a stand
Yarn (or yarn wrapper if yarn is used up) or thread 81.Teapot cozy crochet
samples of main colours must accompany all articles 82.Pincushion, crochet
83.Cushion, complete yarn crochet
50.Socks, 1 pair
84.Dish cloth crochet
51.Hat
85.Collar crochet, mounted on a card
52.Scarf
86.Pillow cases with crochet trim, 1 pair
87.Lace doily crochet, 12” (30 cm) or smaller
- CROCHET, BROOMSTICK LACE,
mounted
TATTING, ETC. 88.Lace centrepiece crochet, less than 36” (90 cm)
Yarn (or yarn wrapper if yarn is used up) or thread 89.Tablecloth crochet, not less than 54” (135 cm)
samples of main colours must accompany all articles 90.Buffet set crochet, 3 pieces
91.Article of hairpin lace
53.Bedspread crochet - advanced, no less than
92.Article of broomstick lace
40x60” (100x150 cm)
93.Christmas stocking, crochet
54.Bedspread crochet - beginners, no less than
94.Outfit for a pet, crochet ***new***
40x60” (100x150 cm)
95.Article of crochet made by a senior citizen (65
55.Afghan crochet - advanced, no less than 40x60”
years or older) (thread crochet, #3 or #10 crochet
(100x150 cm)
cotton only)
56.Afghan crochet - beginner, no less than 40x60”
96.Article of crochet made by a senior citzen (65
(100x150 cm)
years or older) (yarn crochet, med to heavy yarn)
57.Baby afghan crochet - beginners
97.Article of crochet, not already listed
58.Baby afghan crochet - advanced
98.Article of tatting
59.Lapghan, crochet, 36x48” ***new***
99.Article of crochet - Fair theme of the year
60.Poncho crochet
61.Shawl or wrap, crochet
***new***
Needlepoint, crewel,
62.Sweater crochet, adult
counted cross stitch, etc.
63.Sweater crochet, child
Pictures are to be mounted. Measurements to be
64.Vest crochet
taken on the worked area only. Worked area is length
65.Shrug / bolero crochet
x width for the size categories. Mounted needlework
66.Winter accessories crochet set (either hat &
is not judged on framing, only on quality of stitching.
scarf or hat & mittens/gloves or scarf & mittens/ Yarn (or yarn wrapper if yarn is used up) or thread
gloves)
samples of main colours must accompany all articles
67.Cowl, crochet
68.Character hat, crochet
100. Needlepoint on plastic canvas
69.Slippers crochet
101. Needlepoint mounted
70.One article only of baby clothing, crochet
102. Needlepoint, mounted, long stitch
71.Set of baby clothing crochet - 3 piece set
103. Crewel embroidery mounted
72.Doll clothing crochet, display one outfit on a
104. Article of candlewick embroidery
16x16” card
105. Counted cross stitch mounted, 5x7” (12.5x17.5
73.Novelty purse crochet
cm) or smaller - wildlife or animals
74.Shopping bag crochet
106. Counted cross stitch mounted, 5x7” (12.5x17.5
75.Article of crochet made of novelty yarn
cm) or smaller - scenery
76.Article of crochet made of handspun yarn (attach 107. Counted cross stitch mounted, 5x7” (12.5x17.5
sample of fleece)
cm) or smaller - people
77.Article of crochet, beaded
108. Counted cross stitch mounted, med size
78.Soft toy crochet
8x10” (20x25 cm) approximately - wildlife or
TM
79.Crochet Care Bears
animals
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109. Counted cross stitch mounted, med size 8x10”
137. Article of liquid embroidery not already listed
(20x25 cm) approximately - scenery
- SEWING, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS AND TOYS 110. Counted cross stitch mounted, med size 8x10”
A 2” square must accompany all articles made with
(20x25 cm) approximately - people
yard goods. Clean articles only.
111. Counted cross stitch mounted, 8x10” (20x25
138. Hand made wreath of fabric (90% fabric)
cm), Fair theme of the year
139. Table mat, 1 set of 3 pieces for hot dishes, any
fabric
cm) or larger - wildlife or animals
140. Table place mats, set of 4
141. Fabric wall hanging, not quilted
cm) or larger - scenery
142. Soft toy, sewn (not knit or crochet)
143. Hand made teddy bear - undressed
cm) or larger - people
144. Dressed doll, sewn, on a stand
115. Counted cross stitch mounted, any size - still
145. Dressed animal, sewn
life
146. Outfit for a pet, sewn
***new***
116. Counted cross stitch sampler
147. Doll clothes, machine sewn - display one outfit
117. Article of counted cross stitch, not a mounted
on a card no bigger than 16x16” (40x40 cm)
picture
148. Article of chenille
118. Article of apparel, decorated with embroidery,
149. Article of denim
cross stitch or shadow embroidery
150. Denim shirt decorated with felt, cross stitch,
buttons, etc.
- embroidery, cutwork, etc. 151.
Tote bag (1 only)
Yarn (or yarn wrapper if yarn is used up) or thread
samples of main colours must accompany all articles 152. Purse (1 piece only)
153. Diaper Bag (1 piece only)
154. Clothes pin bag, any fabric
119. Tablecloth - hand embroidery, any technique
155. Pillow cases, 1 pair
(for example crewel, huck or regular)
156. Cushion, sewn, fabric
***new***
120. Tablecloth - hand cutwork
157. Receiving blanket
***new***
121. Table runner - regular embroidery in colour
158. Upright vacuum cleaner cover (can be made
122. Pillow cases, 1 pair - embroidery in colour
from kit)
123. Article of hand embroidery
159. Article of sewing - Fair theme of the year
124. Article of machine embroidery
125. Article of machine cutwork
- CLOTHING 126. Article of smocking
127. Article of ribbon embroidery
fabric. Clean articles only.
128. Article of needlepunch
160. Costume, 2 pieces - St. Patrick’s, Easter,
129. Flour sack, embroidered
Halloween, Christmas, any fabric
130. Article of Swedish embroidery
161. Sportswear, 1 or 2 pieces - tap, skating,
dancing, band, any fabric
- LIQUID EMROIDERY 162.
Dress, one piece, any fabric
131. Bedspread or quilt
163. Special occasion outfit, any fabric
132. Tablecloth - any size
164. Girls’ dress
133. Painting on any fabric
134. Pillowcases (1 pair) or cushion top or table 165. Ladies’ skirt
166. Blazer, jacket, or coat any fabric
runner
167. Suit (jacket & skirt or jacket & pants)
135. Wearing apparel
168. Decorated t-shirt or sweat shirt - any
136. Article of liquid embroidery made by a senior
technique
citizen (65 years or older)
169. Men’s or boys’ shirt, any fabric
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170. Article of girls’ clothing
201. Table runner, any technique(s)
171. Article of boys’ clothing
202. Party favours, variety of four (fabric, yarn or
172. Two articles of lingerie (women’s)
thread)
173. Boxers, men’s (1 only)
203. Napkin holder
174. Pajamas or nightshirt, adults’ or children’s
204. Napkin rings, set of 4
175. Tea apron, fancy
205. Refrigerator magnet - made with fabric, yarn
176. Apron, practical, machine made
or thread
177. Any article of sewing, not already listed
206. Pincushion, sewn
207. Pot holders, 1 pair
- CHRISTMAS 208. Baby bib, any material, suggested size 8.5x11”
(21.3x27.5 cm)
any fabric. Clean articles only.
209. An article made by a senior citizen (65 years)
178. Christmas tree ornament - made with fabric,
or older) - made with fabric, yarn or thread
210. Article of cording
yarn or thread
179. Christmas table centrepiece (90% fabric)
211. Article of jewellery - made with fabric, or
180. Christmas tablecloth or runner
thread (no wire or monofilament)
181. Christmas wall hanging
212. Article of beadwork - made with fabric, yarn
182. Christmas door decoration
or thread (no wire or monofilament)
183. Christmas tree skirt
213. Article made from recycled fabric (e.g. jeans
184. Christmas stocking, fabric
or clothing), no plastic
185. Christmas quilt
214. Any needle arts, not already listed
215. Guys only, any needle arts article
- WEAVING 216. Soft sculpture article
186. Woven bag or tote
-SEWGREEN MAKEOVERS187. Woven tea towel, 20x30” (50x75 cm)
217.
Bistro
apron from old tablecloth
188. Woven table runner
218. Child’s apron from man’s shirt
189. Woven placemats, set of 4
219. Wine bottle bag from shirt sleeve
190. Woven scarf
220. Shirttail bag (eg gift, travel, laundry, shoebag)
191. Woven baby or lap blanket
221. Cushion cover made from shirt including
192. Any woven article, not already listed
placket with buttons
222. Toothbrush rug from recycled fabric ***new*
- FELTING 193. Any article of needle felting
194. Any article of nuno felting
SEPARATE ENTRIES
- RUG HOOKING (not latch) 195. Rug small (6’ (1.8m) perimeter or less)
196. Rug large (12’ (3.6m) perimeter or less)
- MISCELLANEOUS 197. Hearth rug, kit - latch hook
198. Hearth rug, rags, braided
199. Crochet rug any fabric, no plastic
200. Article of latch hook
Fair theme is
Farmers’ Bounty
223. By Homecraft Directors
Straw hat (any style) depicting the fair theme
- decorated with fabric, yarn, thread, buttons, etc.
1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00, 3rd $3.00
Baseball cap depicting the fair theme - decorated
with fabric, yarn, thread, buttons, etc.
1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00, 3rd $3.00
Pillow or cushion depicting the fair theme decorated with fabric, yarn, thread, buttons, etc.
1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00, 3rd $3.00
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Pillow or cushion depicting the fair theme decorated with fabric, yarn, thread, buttons, etc.,
made by a senior citizen (person 65 years or
older). .............. 1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00, 3rd $3.00
227. By Natalie Abramovich, Harrow
Best Decorated Ladies’ Red Hat ..... 1st $10.00
Matthew C
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SPECIALS - CLASS 60
By Maria’s Hair Villa, Harrow
Best Knitted Afghan (sec 1-4) ............ $5.00
By Shoppers Drug Mart, Harrow
Best Needle Arts not already listed (sec 214)
$20.00 Gift Certificate
By The Sleeth Family
In Memory of Norma Hornbeek
Best Pair of Knitted Socks (sec 23-24) .......... $10.00
Christmas Stocking, Best of Show ............... $10.00
By Roberta Hernandez, Essex
Best Knitted Adult Sweater (sec 11-13) .......... $5.00
Best Article of Ribbon Embroidery (sec 127) . $5.00
By John & Janet Woodbridge, Harrow
Best Christmas Tree Skirt (sec 183) ................ $5.00
By Leamington District Weavers Guild
Best Woven Tea Towel (sec 187) ..................... $5.00
Best Woven Scarf (sec 190) ............................. $5.00
Any woven article not already listed (sec 192) $5.00
Cross Stitch - Best of Show (sec 105 - 117)
$10.00
By The Bridgen Family
In Memory of Laurence Bridgen
Latch Hook Rug (sec 197) ... $25.00
By Natalie Abramovich, Harrow
Pincushion, Best of Show
(sec 44, 82, 206) ......1st $5.00
Class 61-64 - Needle Arts
(Quilts)
Entries to be in place in the Scout Hall on Wednesday,
August 31st by 9:00 pm. Entry Forms to be in the
hands of the Secretary by Saturday, August 27th.
JUDGING - THURSDAY, Sept 1st - 8:30 am.
PRIZES: 1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00, 3rd $3.00
Main Rules for ALL Quilts (Class 61-64):
• Must be completed in the last 1-3 years and NOT
previously entered at this fair
• Must be smoke-free, clean and free of pencil/chalk
markings
• Must have both sides of corners sewn down
• Must have 2” samples of fabrics attached (or as
many as are left)
• Must be within the measurements stated in each
Class and Section
• Please cover your name on the quilt label with
masking tape or fabric
• Must be solely made by maker or group (where
stated)
• Must have name of Professional Quilter written on
the tag when submitted (Class 63 & 64 only)
• Each member may enter only one article in each
section
• Please make sure you are entering your quilt in
the correct Class (eg. Class 61, 62, 63, 64) or it
will be disqualified
• No articles will be removed before 5:00 pm
Sunday and MUST be accompanied by your
membership card
“BEGINNER” categories are for amateurs.
Due to the sheer volume of entries which need to be
displayed after judging is finished, this building may
not be open to public viewing until after 4:00 pm.
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26.Quilt, hand embroidery
CLASS 61- QUILTS,
27.Quilt, wholecloth
HAND QUILTED (by maker)
28.Quilt, mixed techiques (at least 2 techniques)
- quilts, bedspreads, etc. Chairperson: Natalie Abramovich 738-3123
Quilts, Crib & Lap Size
Please refer to Main Rules for all quilt classes.
29.Crib quilt, using preprinted top
Note: Total perimeter measurement to be a minimum
30.Crib quilt, pieced
of 324” or 823cm unless otherwise stated. Article
31.Crib quilt, appliqué
can be square, rectangular, etc. as long as it meets
32.Crib quilt, embroidery
perimeter requirements.
33.Lap quilt, hand pieced or hand appliqué, at least
40x50” (100x125 cm)
BEGINNERS
Quilts must be a minimum of 324” perimeter
See CLASS 61-64 SPECIALS (after Class 64).
unless otherwise stated
1. Quilt, pieced
CLASS 62- QUILTS,
2. Quilt, hand appliqué
3. Quilt
MACHINE QUILTED (by maker)
4. Quilt, machine appliqué
- quilts, bedspreads, etc. 5. Quilt, hand embroidery
6. Quilt, wholecloth
7. Crib quilt, using preprinted top, any size
Note: Total perimeter measurement to be a minimum
8. Crib quilt, pieced, any size
of 324” or 823cm unless otherwise stated. Article
9. Crib quilt, appliqué, any size
can be square, rectangular, etc. as long as it meets
perimeter requirements.
40x50” (100x125 cm)
11.Quilted wall hanging, not less than 60” (150 cm)
BEGINNERS
perimeter, ready to hang
Quilts must be a minimum of 72x90” (180x225
cm) unless otherwise stated.
ADVANCED
34.Quilt, pieced
Quilts, minimum of 324” perimeter
35.Quilt, hand appliqué
12.Quilt, hand pieced
36.Quilt, machine appliqué
13.Quilt, pieced
39.Crib quilt, using preprinted
top, any size
40.Crib quilt, pieced, any size
18.Quilt, mixed techiques (at least 2 techniques)
41.Crib quilt, appliqué, any size
19.Quilt made by senior citizen (65 years or older)
20.Quilt made by group
40x50” (100x125 cm)
21.Quilted wall hanging, not less than 60” (150 cm) 43.Lap quilt, machine pieced or machine appliqué,
at least 40x50” (100x125 cm)
Quilts, larger than 40x50” (100x125 cm) and less
than 72x90” (180x225 cm).
ADVANCED
23.Quilt, pieced
Quilts, minimum of 72x90” (180x225 cm).
46.Quilt, pieced
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Project LeeLee Hats
Giving Back to the Community
If any questions call Natalie 738-3123
51.Quilt, mixed techniques (at least 2 techniques)
All baby hats become property of the
52.Quilt, made by senior citizen (65 years or older)
Harrow Fair and will be donated to LeeLee
53.Quilt, made by group
Hats* after the Fair.
than 72x90” (180x225 cm).
Kauren
Schmidt
55.Quilt, pieced
40x50” (100x125 cm)
66.Lap quilt, machine pieced or machine appliqué,
at least 40x50” (100x125 cm)
In the planning stages...
Friends of the Harrow Fair
present the 11th & 12th
Crafters’ Weekends
Exhibition Hall, Harrow
November 11-13, 2016
March 3-5, 2017
For more information contact:
Brenda 519-733-2883
Linda 519-982-4225
Knit, Crochet, Loom....
• Hats are to be sized to fit a newborn (ie 5-6”
styrofoam ball)
• Hats must be new and clean
• Hats should be constructed of any soft yarn
which is washable and dryable - use your
leftovers!
• Style and colour limited only by your
imagination!
• More than 1 entry per person is strongly
encouraged (this category only)
• No entry fee required for “Giving Back to the
Community” class. The hats do NOT need to
be registered at the main building.
• All hats to be delivered to the Needle Arts
Building on August 31 - September 4 (10 am
to 9 pm)
• Hats will not be judged
• Each participant (no matter the number of
hats donated) will be given ONE ballot form
to fill out for the draw when hats are delivered
to the Needle Arts Building
•
Draw to be made on Sunday Sept. 4th, 2016
Prizes:
1st $25 Gift Certificate by Knit One Sew Two,
Windsor
2nd $10 by by Maggie Anger, In Memory of
Gwen Salter
3rd $5 by Emma Anger, Student of Gwen
Salter
* LeeLee Hats is a local, non-profit organization
dedicated to providing NICU babies with soft,
cozy, colourful hats, at no cost to the families.
LeeLee Hats can be found on Facebook for
more information.
1700 hats collected in 2015
Let’s keep doubling these totals!
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CLASS 63- QUILTS,
MACHINE QUILTED
(by professional)
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- quilts, bedspreads, etc. Chairperson: Natalie Abramovich 738-3123
Class 63 includes quilts quilted by a professional, and
quilts quilted using long arm machine.
BEGINNERS
Quilts must be a minimum of 72x90” (180x225
67.Quilt, pieced
Fair theme is
Farmers’ Bounty
72.Crib quilt, using preprinted top, any size
73.Crib quilt, pieced, any size
74.Crib quilt, appliqué, any size
40x50” (100x125 cm)
at least 40x50” (100x125 cm)
ADVANCED
Quilts, minimum of 72x90” (180x225 cm).
79.Quilt, pieced
85.Quilt, made by senior citizen (65 years or older)
86.Quilt, made by group
than 72x90” (180x225 cm).
88.Quilt, pieced
90.Quilt, machine
appliqué
Myah
91.Quilt, hand
Fortuna
embroidery
40x50” (100x125 cm)
at least 40x50” (100x125 cm)
100.Mixed techniques - 40x50” (100x125 cm) - lap
or quilt size
Helpful tip for Quilt Tops
Press seams open or in one direction only.
Aim to have back as neat as front.
CLASS 64 MISCELLANEOUS QUILTS,
QUILTS, MISCELLANEOUS
1. Rag quilt
2. Photograph quilt
3. Machine embroidery quilt
4. Preprinted cross stitch quilt
5. Tied quilt
6. Crazy quilt
7. T-Shirt quilt
8. Thread painted quilt
9. Art quilt
10.Redwork quilt
11.Recycled clothing quilt
***new***
12.Lap quilt (no bigger than 40 x 50”)
13.Doll bed quilt (no bigger than 20 x 30”), any
technique, original design - no pattern help
14.Quilted wall hanging, less then 60” (150 cm)
15.Quilted wall hanging, 60” (150 cm) or greater
16.Quilted wall hanging, paper pieced, not less than
60” (150 cm) perimeter, ready to hang
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17.Miniature quilt, any technique - no larger than
By Rose Cottage Quilt Shoppe, Amherstburg
18x18” (45x45 cm)
Best Hand Appliqué Quilt
18.Quilted table runner, rectangular
(Class 61-63 sec 2, 14, 24, 35, 47, 56, 68, 80, 89)
19.Quilted table topper (round, oval, octagonal,
$25 Gift Certificate
square)
20.Quilted bed runner (no smaller than 60 x 24”)
By Quilting Confections, Windsor
21.Article of seminole quilting
Doll Bed Quilt, min 20x25”, max 25x30”
22.Article of clothing quilted
any technique, original design - no pattern help
23.Cushion, quilted, using preprinted top
(Class 64 sec 13) .... $50.00 Gift Certificate
24.Cushion, pieced and quilted
25.Pieced quilt top finished, not quilted
26.Appliqué quilt top finished, not quilted
People’s Choice Award in Quilts ......... Plaque
27.Mixed techniques quilt top finished, not quilted
(Voted on at the Fair)
28.Quilt blocks (2), 2 different patterns
29.Tinner or round robin article
30.Teapot cozy quilted
Harrow Fair Champion Quilt, Hand-quilted
31.Article of quilting, not already listed
(see next page for details)
Fair theme
Grand: $60.00, Reserve Grand: $30.00
is Farmers’
SEPARATE ENTRIES
Bounty
32.By The Mod Squad
Best Modern Quilt, any size ...... $25.00
Modern quilts are primarily functional and inspired
by modern design. Modern quilters work in different
styles and define modern quilting in different ways,
but several characteristics often appear which may
help identify a modern quilt. These include but are
not limited to: the use of bold colours and prints,
high contrast and graphic areas of solid colour,
improvisational piecing, minimalism, expansive
negative space, and alternate grid work.
Harrow Fair Champion Quilt, Machine-quilted
(see next page for details)
Grand: $60.00, Reserve Grand: $30.00
Best quilt depicting the Fair theme of the year
$25.00
By Bonnie Wilson
Best Hand Applique Quilt (Class 63 sec 80) ...... $25
Best Hand Applique Quilt (Class 63 sec 89) ...... $25
Best Beginners’ Quilt
(Class 61-63 sec 1-11, 34-44, 67-77) ....... $5.00
By Glen French
In Memory of Grandma Stan
Crib Quilt Hand Appliqué or Hand Embroidery,
any size (Class 61-63 sec 31-32, 63-64, 96-97)
1st $15.00, 2nd $10.00
By A Stitch in Time, Leamington
Harrow Fair Champion Quilt,
Machine-quilted ........ $25.00 Gift Certificate
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Harrow Fair
Machine Quilted Championship Quilt
• Entries must be solely made and machine quilted
by the exhibitor and exhibited at the Harrow Fair
to be eligible for this competition.
• Entry quilts must be a minimum of 324”
measured on the perimeter.
• The winner’s name and pattern will be displayed
at the Fair.
• Judging will occur at the Harrow Fair.
• Upon making an entry into the Harrow Fair
Quilt Competition, the exhibitor agrees to
participate in any promotion activites related to
the competition.
The Grand Champion and the Reserve Grand
Champion are judged from all first and second prize
eligible quilts.
Harrow Fair
Hand Quilted Championship Quilt
• Entries must be solely made and hand quilted by
the exhibitor and exhibited at the Harrow Fair to
be eligible for this competition.
• Entry quilts must be a minimum of 324”
measured on the perimeter.
• The winner’s name and pattern will be displayed
at the Fair.
• Judging will occur at the Harrow Fair.
• Upon making an entry into the Harrow Fair
Quilt Competition, the exhibitor agrees to
participate in any promotion activites related to
the competition.
The Grand Champion and the Reserve Grand
Champion are judged from all first and second prize
eligible quilts.
Exhibitors that register by the deadlines
will receive a weekend pass when
bringing in their entries.
Exhibitors that register after the deadlines,
will recieve a DAY pass when bringing in
their entries.
(Note: the fair board reserves the right to
refuse any entry form.)
CLASS 66 - Arts & Crafts:
Adults
Chairperson: Merrie Day 519-776-8663
Located in the Arts & Crafts Building North Side
Exhibits must be in position by 9:00 pm Wednesday.
All pictures, sec 1-13,19,21, must be framed or
gallery wrapped and ready to hang and dry.
All articles must be handmade by exhibitor (no
prints).
Articles must have never been exhibited at the Harrow
Fair in any prior year.
Limit one entry per artist for any section in class 66,
otherwise not accepted.
Due to space restrictions - No article larger than 1
metre permitted
Prizes: 1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00, 3rd $3.00
art - Advanced
Advanced Artist (non professional) - only compete in
sections 1 & 2
1. Acrylic or oil painting - advanced artist - any
subject
2. Water colour painting - advanced artist - any
subject
art - amateur
Amateur: A hobby artist who does not show or
sell works in galleries or professional art festivals,
does not teach art, is not, or was not employed in
commercial art field
3. Acrylic or oil painting - still life, flowers
4. Acrylic or oil painting - still life, any subject
5. Acrylic or oil painting - landscape
6. Acrylic or oil painting - marine
7. Acrylic or oil painting - portrait of life - human
8. Acrylic or oil painting - portrait of life - misc
9. Acrylic or oil painting - any subject not listed
10.Watercolour - still life
11.Watercolour - landscape or seascape
12.Watercolour - portrait of life - human
13.Watercolour - portrait of life - misc
14.Tole painting
15.Pencil sketch
Halley
16.Coloured pencil sketch
Branton
17.Pen and ink sketch
18.Charcoal sketch
19.Abstract picture
20.Abstract sculpture
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21.Painting - any media, fair theme
22.Sketch - any media, fair theme
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57.Children’s wooden toy - small, less than 30 cm
58.Children’s wooden toy - large, 30 cm - 1 m
59.Wood turning
60.Woodwork
61.Wood burning
62.Woodcraft - one piece made from kit
63.Best use of recycled wood
64.Intarsia
65.Scroll saw
crafts
23.Hand painted porcelain - just one piece
24.Ceramics - stained - just one piece (no parts, no
sets)
25.Ceramics - glazed - just one piece (no parts, no
sets)
26.Hand molded clay - just one piece
27.Calligraphy - beginners (1st year only)
SPECIALS - CLASS 66
28.Calligraphy - advanced
29.Stained glass
By Homecraft Directors,
30.Garden sign, max 30x60 cm
Decorate a plain purchased gift bag using the fair
31.Stepping stone, max 30x30 cm
theme (sec 51) ........1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00, 3rd $3.00
32.Origami
33.Arrangement of artificial flowers
By Marilyn Sartisohn Hemphill
34. Article made of natural material (nuts, shells,
Decorated Christmas Wreath (sec 37) ...... $20
etc) - fair theme
35.Soap making - handmade
By Carr’s Auto Service & Sales, Harrow
36.Decorated swag or wreath, other than Christmas
Best Children’s Wooden Toy - Small (sec 57)
37.Christmas wreath
Oil Change
38.Article made of clay pots
39.Dream catcher or wind chimes
In Memory of Marie Tomek
40.Greeting card - handmade (no computers)
Best Acrylic or Oil Painting (sec 3-9) .... Trophy
41.Candle making - candle judged not holder
42.Tin can lantern - hammer & nail design (include
By Sharon Johnson, Harrow
candle) - fair theme
Best in depicting our theme Farmers’ Bounty
43.Article made from recycled material
Judges Choice in Artwork (not craft)
44.Scrapbook page
Avon Products Gift Bag
45.Article of papermache
Fair theme is
By Marilyn McLean, Harrow
46.Article of jewellery - sets ok
Farmers’ Bounty
Best Portrait of Life - Any Media
47.Duct tape article
48.Handmade basket
(sec 7, 8, 12, 13) ............. $50.00
49.Article made by a “Ranger”, age 18
50.Article made by a “Venturer”, age 18
Best Pencil or Coloured Pencil Sketch
51.Decorate a plain purchased gift bag - fair theme
(sec 15, 16) ................................... $25
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For Sections 52-65: Articles no larger than 60 cm
By Harrow News, Harrow
wide, 1 m long. Accepted on firstcome basis due to
Most Prizes in Class 66
space limitations.
1 yr. subscription
52.Woodcarving - relief
Halley
53.Woodcarving - chip
Branton
54.Woodcarving - in the round
By Merrie Day & Pat Conrad
55.Cabinet making - one piece - basic
Best Hallowe’en Art (Class 66, any section) ...... $10
56.Cabinet making - one piece - advanced
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6. Nature closeup ***new***
CLASS 68 - Adults Photography
Blake Lapierre Epps
7. Thankful ***new***
Chairperson: Colette McLean 738-3356
8. Vintage ***new***
PRIZES: 1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
9. Portrait (8x10” only)
10.Still life
RULES
11.Abstract and patterns
• Amateurs Only
12.Hats
• All entries to be in place by 9:00 pm Wednesday 13.Night scenes
and not removed before 5:00 pm Sunday
14.Ripples ***new***
• All exhibits must be an original photograph 15.Doorways
taken by the exhibitor within the last year, unless 16.Hands only - sepia ***new***
indicated otherwise.
17.Digital class: photo can be of any subject that has
• Only one picture/image allowed for each section.
been digitally enhanced (ie “photoshop”) by the
• A photo can only be entered once.
exhibitor
• Individual photos to be mounted on a sturdy black
bristol board (no foam board) with 1 inch (2.5 cm)
SEPARATE ENTRIES
showing on all sides. The backing will be pinned
for display.
18.By Yvonne Devall
• Print must be firmly attached to the backing. No
Black & White Photography - Any Subject
mounting corners. The Fair Board is not responsible
1st $10.00, 2nd $6.00, 3rd $4.00
for pictures that are not firmly attached to backing. 19. By Vicky Lucier, McGregor
• No framed pictures accepted.
4-H at Harrow Fair (4-H logo must be visible)
• Photos will be judged on sharpness, visual impact,
1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
appearance and should represent the category.
20. Colette & Rose’s Choice
• Committee reserves the right to change the section.
Theme “Life is Good”
• Original prints - no photocopies.
1st $10.00, 2nd $6.00, 3rd $4.00
• Maximum photo size - 5 by 7 inches (12.7x17.8 21.By Mary & Camiel Defour
Canadian Landscapes
• Minimum photo size - 4 by 6 inches (10x15.2 cm)
1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
unless otherwise stated.
22.By Sydney Mannell and Grandma Bev
• Directors will affix entry tag.
Music Expressed
• Entrant’s name must not appear on front or back
1st $10.00, 2nd $6.00, 3rd $4.00
of the entry.
23.By The Computer Centre - Greg Harrison
• No captions
“Explore the Shore” ... $50 gift certificate
• Committee reserves the right to accept or reject 24.By Communities In Bloom
any entry.
Your Favourite Flower Garden
• Absolutely no digital enhancing (i.e. “photoshop”)
1st $15.00, 2nd $10.00, 3rd $5.00
allowed unless specified.
25.By Klairisa Grace Photography
• Photography viewing will be closed at 4:00 pm
Case Tractors ...... $25.00 Gift Cert
on Sunday. Entries can be picked up at 5:00 pm
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Harrow fair theme
Fair theme is
Harrow Fair 2015
Farmers’ Bounty
Horse power
Naptime
Architectural study - eg. any man made structure
or industrial setting, building, bridge, machinery,
or equipment etc.
SPECIALS - CLASS 68
By Computer Data Products CDP, Amherstburg
Harrow Fair theme (sec 1)
$15.00 Gift Certificate to first place winner
By Mary & Camiel Defour, Harrow
Best of Show (sec 1-17) ............ $10.00
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Mice
Spiders Page 75
Termites
Rats
Fleas
519-944-1001
Wasps
Cockroaches
Cluster Flies
1-800-800-ORKIN (6754)
www.orkincanada.com
Earwigs
Hornets
Bedbugs
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2016 Fair Photo Contest
For pictures taken at
the 2016 Harrow Fair
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Images must be properly identified and can be sent
via CD, thumb drive or email by Oct. 1, 2016 to
Harrow Fair, Box 555, Harrow ON N0R 1G0
[email protected]
Prizes: 1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
• All pictures/images are to be taken at the 2016
Harrow Fair.
• Photographer must be member of the Agricultural
Society.
• Entrants must download images onto a CD or
thumb drive which identifies your name, phone
number and exhibitor’s number.
• Digital images saved must be in jpeg format and
identified with a file name that incorporates the
section number and your initals. Example: Jane
Doe #9 = 9jd.jpeg
• ABSOLUTELY
NO
DIGITAL
IMAGE
ENHANCING ALLOWED (ie no photoshop)
• Only one image allowed for each section.
• All entries to become property of the Fair Board.
Images may be used for publicity purposes.
• NO PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS
PERMITTED.
Fair theme is
Farmers’ Bounty
DIGITAL IMAGES
1. Candid shot of people having fun at the Fair
2. Candid shot of someone too pooped to
participate anymore
3. People with creatures and critters at the fair
4. Any display at the fair
5. Any show/activity at the fair
6. 4-H involvement at the fair - ie livestock,
displays
7. Displays of antiques
8. Animals at the fair
9. Showing fair identification - ie displays, ribbons,
etc
10.Fair theme - ie displays, advertising
11.Something “new” this year at the fair
Judging Standards:
Quality of image: focus, angle of shot, lighting
Content of image: category, appeal to viewer, fair
involvement
Educational value:
informative,
promotional
Fair Identification:
ie ribbons, signs,
etc
Amelia
Greco
Scarecrow Decorating
Contest
Theme: Farmers’ Bounty
Sponsored by Harrow Fair Homecraft
Directors
Prizes: 1st $50.00, 2nd $30.00, 3rd $20.00
1. Decorate 2 or more scarecrows and display
them adjacent to your driveway. Decorating
may be by an individual or family project.
2. Must use the 2016 Harrow Fair Theme.
3. To be eligible for prize money, the following
must be included in your decoration:
Harrow Fair
Farmers’ Bounty
September 1-4
4. Displays will be judged on originality,
creativity and attractiveness.
5. Displays must remain on site until the
completion of the 2016 Harrow Fair.
6. The location of all entries must be submitted
by August 8th to : Marie Hall - 776-6073
or Brenda Anger - 733-2883.
7. Please include name, phone number, address,
concession and municipality. (Windsor /
Essex County ONLY)
8. All entries must be in place by August 27th
as judging will commence shortly thereafter.
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Wanted
A Few (More) Good Men
Roy Caixeiro
Jamie Capstick
Cody Charette
Kirk Churchill
Kevin Churchill
Rob Kozachuk
Scott Marontate
Tim Olson
Dan Sauve
Mike Shepley
Jeremy Sinasac
Did you know? ... that over the past 63 years
the Harrow Kinsmen Club has raised tens
of thousands of dollars for our community
through events such as the Fishing Derby,
Harrow Fair Kinsmen Tent, and the Kinsmen
Annual Golf Tournament. Your support of
Kinsmen events helps keep donations to the
community’s needs possible. Find out how
you can become a part of this dynamic team
by calling any one of the above Kinsmen
members.
*Most Recent Projects*
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Planting
Spraying
Harvesting
Seed Cleaning
519-738-3234
Harrow
Roundup Ready Soybeans
Harrow Health Center
Harrow Skateboard Park
Harrow Arena Renovations
Pirate Ship Playground
Colchester Guardian Rescue Boat
Harrow Kinsmen CluB
Upcoming events
Dec 4/16
Apr 15/17
May 6/17
Jun 10/17
Annual Kinsmen Santa Claus Parade
Kinsmen Easter Egg Hunt
Annual Kinsmen Golf Tournament
Fishing Derby - Refreshment Tent
Fresh Produce l Meat l Deli
Service Meat Counter
Carry Outs l Hometown Service
Harrow Kinsmen
Box 315
Harrow, ON N0R 1G0
[email protected]
Best Wishes for a Successful Harrow Fair
Please visit our Bingo Tent and
support the Harrow
Kinsmen
Supporting & Serving Our Community
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Tyler Platjouw
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24.Cross stitch hand towel
INTERMEDIATE
25.Cross stitch bookmark
Open to anyone between the ages of 13 - 17 years
26.Stamped cross stitch kit, 2 place mats & 2
of age as of August 27th, 2016. A membership is
napkins
required to enter.
27.Any
article of cross stitch, not already listed
JUDGING - THURSDAY, September 1st - 9:00 am
28.Tooth Fairy pillow, any shape, 4x4” (10x10 cm)
PRIZES: 1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00, 3rd $3.00
max, with pocket
29.Soft toy (hand made) - not knit or crochet, must
CLASS Int 73 - NEEDLE ARTS
be safe for a child under 5 years
30.Denim shirt decorated with felt, buttons, fabric
Located in the Scout Hall.
or cross stitch
Article must be new in 2015/2016.
31.Tote bag
Limit one entry per exhibitor per section.
32.Costume, 2 pieces - St. Patrick’s, Easter,
Please note: A 2” (5 cm) square must accompany all
Halloween, Christmas, any material
articles made with yard goods.
33.Sportswear, 2 pieces - tap, skating, dancing,
Yarn or thread of main colours must accompany all
band, any fabric
articles made with yarn or thread.
34.Dress, any fabric
Note: Articles must be made with fabric, yarn or
35.Skirt, any fabric
thread.
36.Blouse
37.Decorated t-shirt or sweat shirt
1. Baby afghan knitted
38.Tie-dyed t-shirt (t-shirt only)
2. Poncho, cape or shawl knitted
39.Vest, any fabric
3. Winter accessories knitted set (either hat &
40.Decorated Christmas stocking
scarf or hat & mittens/gloves or scarf & mittens/
41.Article of latch hook
gloves)
42.Pot holders sewn, 1 pair
4. Cowl, knitted
43.Pillow cases, 1 pair
5. Slippers knitted
Fair theme is
44.Pajama bottoms
6. Novelty purse knitted
Farmers’ Bounty
45.Fabric wallet
7. Soft toy knitted
46.Article of sewing, not already listed
8. Baby afghan crochet
47.Decorated hat
9. Baby hat, loomed
48.Christmas tree ornament - made with fabric,
10.Baby hat, knitted
yarn or thread
11.Baby hat, crocheted
49.Christmas wall hanging
12.Poncho, cape or shawl crochet
50.Christmas door decoration - made with fabric,
13.Winter accessories crochet set (either hat &
yarn or thread
scarf or hat & mittens/gloves or scarf & mittens/
51.Quilted tree skirt
gloves)
52.Quilted pillow
14.Cowl, crochet
53.Quilted table runner or set of 4 placemats
15.Novelty purse crochet
54.Miniature quilt, 18x18” (45x45 cm) max, any
16.Soft toy crochet
technique
17.Care BearTM crochet
55.Quilted table topper
18.Doll clothing crochet, display one outfit on a
56.Quilted wall hanging, any
12x12” (30x30cm) card
technique, ready to hang
19.Needlepoint on plastic canvas
57.Quilt, any technique,
20.Needlepoint, mounted
larger than 18x18” (45x45
21.Sampler of embroidery
cm)
22.Article of crewel embroidery
58.Article of weaving
23.Article of candlewick embroidery
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59.Article of jewellery - made with fabric, yarn or
thread (no wire)
Exhibitors that register by the deadlines
60.Article of beadwork - made with fabric, yarn or
will receive a weekend pass when
thread (no wire)
bringing in their entries.
61.Liquid embroidery table cloth
Exhibitors that register after the deadlines,
62.Liquid embroidery pillow cases
Fair
theme
will receive a DAY pass when bringing in
63.Any new craft, not already
Farmers’
is
their entries.
(Note: the fair board
listed
Bounty
reserves the right to refuse any entry form.)
64.Guys only, any needle arts article
SEPARATE ENTRIES
Pillow or cushion depicting the fair theme decorated with fabric, yarn, thread, buttons, etc.
1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00, 3rd $3.00
66.By Marcia Leeming, Leamington
Hand embroidered dish towel ................. $10.00
SPECIALS - CLASS Int 73
In Memory of Joyce Hedges
Best Article of Cross Stitch (sec 24-27) .......... $5.00
Best Quilted Pillow (sec 52) .............................$5.00
By John & Janet Woodbridge, Harrow
Best Tote Bag (sec 31) ................................... $10.00
By Marcia Leeming, Leamington
Best Knitted Winter Accessories (sec 3) ....... $10.00
Best Wall Hanging, any fabric (sec 49, 56) .... $5.00
By Mary Ellen Adlington, Windsor
Best Article of Crochet (sec 8, 11-18)
Gift Bag of Crochet Supplies and Yarn .. (Value $30)
CLASS - Int 75
culinary arts
Intermediate 13 to 17 years follow Class 56 rules
PRIZES: 1st $7.00, 2nd $5.00, 3rd $4.00
1. Loaf of white bread
2. Loaf 60% whole wheat bread, include recipe
3. Loaf, banana, chocolate chip
4. Blueberry muffins (3)
5. Raisin oatmeal cookies (3)
6. M&M cookies (3)
7. Stovetop cookies (3) correctly named
8. Chocolate cake 3” (7.5 cm) square, iced
9. Muffins, (3) create a muffin, correctly named
***new***
10.A.O.V. square 3” (7.5 cm) (3) correctly named
11.Pie, AOV, correctly named ***new***
12.Apple crisp 4” (10 cm) square
13.Tarts, (3) correctly named
14.Brownies (3) no nuts, uniced
15.Three ways of serving apples
16.Carmel corn, at least 1 cup
17.Gift basket/container, six different items made
in your kitchen suitably arranged for quality,
appearance and originality, maximum 10”, using
fair theme
18.Decorated form depicting the fair theme, not to
be cut
Latch Hook Rug (sec 41) ..... $15.00
By Danielle Pear
Candlewick Embroidery (sec 23) ...... $5.00
Blake Lspierre Epps
By Sewcraft, Essex
Best dress, any fabric (sec 34) .................. Tote Bag
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21.By Carter Shows Ltd.
SEPARATE ENTRIES
Apple Pie Special
19.In Memory of Wilda Leeming, Harrow
One $100.00 Prize
Tea Biscuits (3) ........................................ $10.00
Fresh Apple Pie must be presented to sponsor on
20.By Connie Salter, Harrow
Saturday, Sept. 3, 2016 to receive prize money.
Banana Nut Bread Baked in a Jar using the
Pie presented to Owner/Operator Bruce Brock
following recipe ............. 1st $40.00, 2nd $20.00 22.By Brenda Anger, Harrow
Winners to present sponsor with fresh Banana
Best Dessert using 2 dairy products, recipe to
Nut Bread Baked in a Jar by Sept 30th in order
accompany dessert $10.00
to receive prize money.
23.By The Fruit Wagon, Harrow
Banana Nut Bread Baked in a Jar
www.thefruitwagon.com
2/3 cup shortening
Best Fruit Dessert made with Ontario Fruit
2-2/3 cups white sugar
2 servings accepted for judging. ............... $25.00
4 eggs
Fresh Whole Fruit Dessert to be given to
2 cups mashed bananas
sponsor by Sept 30th in order to receive prize
Fair theme
2/3 cup water
money *Recipe to accompany Dessert*
is Farmers’
3-1/3 cups all purpose flour
24.By
Homecraft Directors ........................ $5.00
Bounty
1/2 tsp baking powder
Any fruit pie by 4-H member, correctly named
2 tsp baking soda
1-1/2 tsp salt
25.By Connie Salter, Harrow
1 tsp ground cinamon
Lattice top mini apple pie using large or small
2/3 cups chopped pecans
cupcake pans (3) ............ 1st $40.00, 2nd $20.00
Preheat over to 325 degrees F. Grease insides 26.By Larry & Terri Dick, Leamington
of 8 (1 pint) straight sided, wide mouth canning
jars.
Grand Champion winner between Int 75, sec 26
In a large bowl, cream shortening and sugar
and J 84, sec 21 ............... 1st $30.00, 2nd $20.00
until light and fluffy. Beat in eggs, bananas, and
water. Sift together flour, baking powder, soda,
salt and cinnamon. Add to banana mixture. Stir in
nuts.
Pour mixture into greased WIDE MOUTH
By BBQ Pit, on fair grounds
pint jars, filling 1/2 full of batter. Do NOT put
Muffins, Grand Champion winner between
lids on jars for baking. Be careful to keep the rims
Int 75, sec 4 and J 84 sec 5
clean, wiping off any batter that gets on the rims.
Bake at 325 degrees F for 45 minutes. 1 BBQ dinner (must pick up verification from office
and use at 2016 Fair)
Meanwhile sterilize the lids and rims in boiling
water.
As soon as cake is done, remove from oven
Ethan Dorrell
one at a time, wipe rims of jars and put on lid
and ring. Jars will seal as cakes cool. Place jars
on counter and listen for them to “ping” as they
seal. If you miss the “ping” wait until they are
completely cool and press on the top of the lid.
Keep in fridge until you bring to the Fair. You
can also decorate the jar with ribbon, label or
anything that works.
HAVE FUN!!
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doll, turned glam, scary, famous character or use
CRAFTS
your imagination)
CLASS Int 76 - ARTS &
OPEN TO AGES 13-17
Located in the Arts & Crafts Building North Side.
All pictures, sections 2-8, must be framed or gallery
wrapped and ready to hang and dry. All articles must
be handmade by exhibitor (no prints). Articles must
have never been exhibited at the Harrow Fair in any
prior year. Limit one entry per artist for any section
in Class Int 76, otherwise not accepted.
metre permitted
PRIZES: 1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00, 3rd $3.00
art
Fair theme is
1. Abstract art - sculpture
Farmers’ Bounty
2. Abstract art - picture
3. Watercolour - portrait of life
4. Watercolour - landscape / marine
5. Watercolour - still life
6. Acrylic or oil painting - portrait of life
7. Acrylic or oil painting - landscape/marine
8. Acrylic or oil painting - still life
9. Pen and ink sketch
10.Charcoal sketch
11.Coloured pencil sketch
12.Pencil sketch
13.Cartooning
14.Sketch - any media - fair theme
crafts
15.Ceramics - just one piece (no parts, no sets)
16.Scrapbook page - fair theme
17.Greeting card - handmade (no computers)
18.Stepping stone - max 30x30 cm - fair theme
19.Hand molded clay
20.Origami
21.Decorated flower pot
22.Dream catcher or wind chimes, handmade
23.Handmade candle
24.Article made from recycled material, max 30 cm
x 60 cm - fair theme
25.Paper maché
26.Article of jewellery
27.Decorated plain purchased gift bag - fair theme
28.Enhance a purchased doll (baby doll or adult
Sections 29-32 No article larger than 60cm in any direction
29.Article by a “Pathfinder”, age 13, 14
30.Article by a “Ranger”, ages 15 to 17
31.Article by a “Scout”, age 13, 14
32.Article by a “Venturer”, ages 15 to 17
wood
Sections 33-35 No article larger than 60cm wide, 1 m long
34.Woodwork - one piece
35.Woodturning - one piece
By Homecraft Directors,
Decorate plain purchased gift bag using the fair
theme (sec 27) .... 1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00, 3rd $3.00
Best depicting our fair theme
Judges’ Choice in Artwork (not craft)
Best Portrait of Life - Any Media
(sec 3, 6, 9-12) ... $25.00
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CLASS Int 77 - Photography
Students 13-17 years
Follow the rules for Class 68
PRIZES: 1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
1. Harrow fair theme
Fair theme is
2. Reflections
Farmers’ Bounty
3. Eyes ***new***
4. My favorite.... ***new***
5. Happiness is... ***new***
6. Selfie with friends ***new***
7. My “perfect” pooch
8. Flowers - red
9. Food ***new***
10.Moving water
11.Digital class: photo can be of any subject that has
been digitally enhanced (ie “photoshop”) by the
exhibitor
12.Stack it up
13.Pictures that make you say “AHH”
SEPARATE ENTRIES
14.By Communities In Bloom
1st $15.00, 2nd $10.00, 3rd $5.00
SPECIAL - Class Int 77
Fair theme (sec 1)
By Photography Committee
Best of Show (sec 1-14) ...................... $10.00
JUNIOR
12 Years and Under
Membership Required - No Fee
Entries to be in place WEDNESDAY at 9:00 pm
Entry forms to be in the hands of the Secretary by
Saturday, August 27th.
JUDGING: THURSDAY at 9:00 am
(No Exhibits to be removed until 5:00 pm, Sunday)
CLASS J 80 - Grain Seeds
Prizes : 1st $4.00, 2nd $3.50, 3rd $2.50
Section 7 & 8 supply own container
1. Two (2) ears Indian corn
2. Five (5) ears ‘15 crop field corn, butt end trimmed
3. Five (5) ears ‘16 crop field corn, butt end trimmed
4. Five (5) ears mature sweet corn, any variety
5. Shelled yellow corn, 1 litre (container supplied)
6. Popcorn, (5) ears, A.V. correctly named
7. Soybeans, clear or yellow hilum, 1 litre
8. Soybeans, dark or coloured hilum, 1 litre
9. Winter wheat, soft white, 1 litre
10.Winter wheat, soft red, 1 litre
11.Winter wheat, hard red, 1 litre
12.Tallest stalk of corn with best foliage and best ear
50% foliage, 50% ear. Root must be clean and ear
exposed
13.Sunflower seeds - 1 litre
14.Tallest stalk of soybean with most pods. Roots
must be clean. Pod to be counted and printed on
the tag by exhibitor
15.Tallest sunflower, roots removed
16.Best single sunflower head
Best Soybeans - 1 litre (sec 7-8)
1st $10.00, 2nd $5.00, 3rd $3.00
Abby Cote
Tallest Stalk of Soybeans
With Most Pods (sec 14)
1st $10.00, 2nd $5.00, 3rd $3.00
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Best five (5) ears, ’15 crop field corn (sec 2)
Can you crow like a rooster?
Best five (5) ears, ’16 crop field corn (sec 3)
Then you should enter the
1st $10, 2nd $2
CLASS J 81 - Vegetables
Prizes : 1st $4.00, 2nd $3.50, 3rd $2.50
1. Five (5) potatoes, any variety
2. Five (5) yellow onions
3. Five (5) Spanish onions
4. Five (5) table beets
5. Five (5) carrots
6. Five (5) tomatoes
7. Five (5) green sweet peppers
8. Five (5) red sweet peppers
9. Five (5) red hot peppers
10.Garden display, 2 of each vegetable. Must be put
in place by exhibitor
11.Any animal caricature made of vegetable or fruit
12.Any bird caricature made of vegetable or fruit
13.Jack-O-Lantern decorated or carved
14.One (1) largest squash
15.One (1) largest pumpkin
16.Largest zucchini
17.Best large tomato
18.Caricature made of vegetable or fruit, to resemble
president of Fair See Picture Page 3
19.Two (2) yams or sweet potatoes
By Brenda Anger, Amherstburg
Best Caricature of President (sec 18) ........... $10.00
By Dan & Laura Mayzik, Harrow
Best Animal Caricature (sec 11) ...................... $3.00
Best Decorated or Carved Pumpkin (sec 13) ... $3.00
By Jay Anger, Harrow
Best Bird Caricature (sec12) ............................ $5.00
Most Prizes in Vegetables Class J 81 ............... $5.00
By Dennis Meleg
Best Plate of Potatoes (sec 1) .......................... $5.00
Best Garden Display (sec 10) .......................... $5.00
People Crowing Contest
To be held on Saturday following
the Rooster Crowing Contest
at approx 2 pm
in front of the poultry barns.
(No acting) Voice only
Categories: 16 years old & under
17 years old & over
Sponsored by
Colchester South & Harrow Ag. Society
1st - Plaque & $15.00, 2nd $10.00, 3rd $5.00
Contestants to arrive 15 minutes early to register.
Maximum of 20 contestants.
To enter or for details see Luke Korcok
Danielle’s
Soft Ice Cream & More
7 days a week
8am to 9pm
open
breakfast, lunch
& supper
daily specials
eat in
- take out
Straight Down Walker Road
into Harrow
519-738-4524
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By Zavaros Farms, Amherstburg
Most Entries in Class J 81
$3.00
Class J 82 - Fruit
Chairperson: Dave Hernandez 738-6091
Prizes : 1st $4.00, 2nd $3.50, 3rd $2.50
1. Five (5) delicious apples
2. Five (5) apples, any other variety, correctly
named
3. Five (5) peaches, any variety, correctly named
4. Five (5) nectarines
5. Five (5) plums, any variety, correctly named
6. Five (5) prunes, any variety, correctly named
7. Five (5) pears, any variety, correctly named
8. A.O.V. fruit, not listed, correctly named (not
raspberries)
9. Best large apple with stem
10.Best decorated apple depicting the fair theme
Specials - Class J 82
By Meleg’s Lakeview Orchards
Best Plate of Apples (sec 1-2) .......................... $5.00
Best Plate of Peaches (sec 3) ........................... $5.00
Best Decorated Apple depicting the fair theme (sec
10) .................................................................... $5.00
By B-B-Q Pit, on Fairgrounds
Most Prizes in Class J 82 ............. 1 B-B-Q Dinner
(Must pick up verification from office and use at
2016 Fair)
Fair theme is
Farmers’ Bounty
Alyssa Bryne
CLASS J 83 - Flowers
Chairperson: Laura Mayzik 738-3151
Not to exceed 24” including vase
Prizes : 1st $4.00, 2nd $3.50, 3rd $2.50
1. Asters, 6 blooms, one colour
2. Marigolds, African, 6 blooms, any colour (large)
3. Marigolds, French, 6 stems, any colour (small)
4. Zinnias, large, 6 stems, any colour
5. Zinnias, pompom, (small) 7 stems, any colour
6. Gladiola, 5 spikes, any colour
7. Cosmos, 6 stems, any colour
8. Petunias, 6 stems, any colour
9. Salvia, 6 stems, red
10.Dahlias, small blooms, 6, one colour
11.Hanging basket (indoors only), correctly named
12.Snapdragon, 6 stems, any colour
13.African violet, single flower, single crown, any
14.Miniature African violet, single flower, single
crown, any colour, one plant per pot
15.A.O.V. cut flowers, not already listed, correctly
named
16.Using a single flower, make the face of your
favourite cartoon character using buttons, pipe
cleaners, etc. Write name of cartoon character on
tag.
17.Best decorated empty 6” flower pot using the
fair theme
SEPARATE ENTRIES
Arrangement of Flowers in Your Dad’s
Special Coffee Mug ......... Mdse $5.00
19.By Brook Family
In Memory of Betty Brook
Arrangement of Fresh, Home Grown Flowers in a
Toy, not to exceed 24” in height and 24” in length
1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
20.By Mendes Greenhouses, Harrow
“Cup of Cheer” - Arrangement of Flowers in
Your Mom’s Special Tea Cup ................... $10.00
21.By Fig Tree, Harrow
“Kids Use Your Imagination” .......... Mdse $10.00
Use fresh, homegrown flowers and your favourite
container and make an arrangement, not to exceed
24” in height and 24” in length
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22.By Mendes Family,
In Memory of Anibal Mendes
“Little Sprout”
ONE sprouted seed in a container, labeled. Make
sure to plant seed several weeks before fair time.
(ie corn, bean, maplekey, flower seed, etc)
1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
16.School lunch for one (10 to 12 years). Please
use clean food & beverage containers, no peanut
products, no ice pack required
17.Three ways of serving apples (9 years & under)
18.Three ways of serving apples (10 to 12 years)
19.After school snack - 3 items excluding drink.
Please use clean food containers
SEPARATE ENTRIES
By B-B-Q Pit, Fairgrounds
Best Display of Marigolds (sec 2-3)
1 B-B-Q Dinner (Must pick up verification
from office and use at 2015 Fair)
By Leeming Family, Harrow
In Memory of Wilda Leeming
Best Display of Zinnias in the Show (sec 4-5) ... $5.00
20.By the Henry Family
In Memory of Wayne Henry
Peanut Butter Cookies (3)
1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
21.By Larry & Terri Dick, Leamington
Grand Champion winner between Int 75, sec 26
and J 84, sec 21 ............... 1st $30.00, 2nd $20.00
Class J 84 culinary arts
Junior Section follow Class 56 rules
Prizes : 1st $4.50, 2nd $4.00, 3rd $3.00
1. Chocolate cake 3” (7.5 cm) square uniced (9
years & under)
2. Chocolate cake 3” (7.5 cm) square uniced (10 to
12 years)
3. Decorated cupcakes, (2) wrappers removed (9
years & under)
4. Decorated cupcakes, (2) wrappers removed (10
to 12 years)
5. Blueberry muffins, (3) wrappers removed
6. Squares, same variety (3) uniced 1 1/2”
7. Butterscotch chip cookies (3) (9 years & under)
8. Butterscotch chip cookies (3) (10 to 12 years)
9. Rocky road bars (3) (1 1/2 x 1”)
10.Stove top cookies (3) (10 to 12 years)
11.Oatmeal chocolate chip cookies (3)
12.Cereal creation depicting fair not to be cut on
8x8” base (20x20 cm)
13.Chocolate fudge (5) 1” (2.5 cm) squares, no nuts
14.Decorate strawberry basket/box depicting fair
theme using baking products, no eggs ***new**
15.School lunch for one (9 years & under). Please
use clean food & beverage containers, no peanut
products, no ice pack required
Best Decorated Cupcakes (sec 3-4)
1 B-B-Q Dinner (Must pick up verification from
office and use at 2016 Fair)
In Memory of C. Donald McLean
Most Prizes in Class J84 ........ $10.00
In Memory of Joyce Hedges
School Lunch (9 years & under) (sec 15)
1st $10.00, 2nd $5.00, 3rd $3.00
By Pat Fitzpatrick, Kingsville
School Lunch (10 to 12 years) (sec 16)
1st $10.00, 2nd $5.00, 3rd $3.00
Priscilla
DeRe
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30.Make a stick horse from a pool noodle
Crafts
31.Any other article not listed, 8x8” (20x20 cm) max
CLASS J 85 - Arts &
Ages 5 - 8 (2015)
Chairperson: Bev Pillon 736-2554
Open to exhibitiors ages 5-8.
Membership required - No Fee.
Limit of one entry per section per person
Located in main building along south wall.
PRIZES: 1st $4.00, 2nd $3.50, 3rd $2.50
1. Water colour - any subject - age 5-6
2. Water colour - any subject - age 7-8
3. Painting - acrylic - age 5-6
4. Painting - acrylic - age 7-8
Fair theme is
5. Pencil sketch - age 5-6
Farmers’ Bounty
6. Pencil sketch - age 7-8
7. Drawing using crayons - age 5-6
8. Coloured pencil sketch - age 7-8
9. Create an article using rainbow loom
10.Inukshuk mounted on a sturdy base, must be
securely constructed, not more than 8” or 20cm
tall
11.Woodcraft - one piece
12.Decorate a flower pot, 6” (15 cm) or less using
the fair theme
13.K-cup creation, 8x8x8” max
14.Design a bookmark, any material
15.Popsicle stick creation, 12x12x12” max
16.Using a cob of corn dipped in paint make a quilt
design on a 8-1/2x11 sheet of white paper (more
than one color)
17.Article made by a “Spark”
18.Article made by a “Beaver”
19.Article made by a “Brownie”
20.Article made by a “Cub”, only 8 yr. old
21.Hand made card - invitation to the Harrow Fair
no larger than 4x6” (10x15 cm)
22.Puppet made with paper lunch bag
23.Rural mailbox made from a shoe box
24.Decorate a box of Kraft Dinner, all entries go to
food bank
25.Decorated flip flop (1)
26.Item made using washi tape, 8x8” (20x20 cm)
max
27.On 8.5x11” (21.5x27.5 cm) page make a 9
square quilt
28.Button jewelery (mounted on cardboard)
29.One scrapbook page
SEPARATE ENTRIES
32.By Homecraft Director
Decorate a plain purchased gift bag using the
fair theme ................. 1st $5, 2nd $3, 3rd $2
33.By Chris Ortner, Orkin, PCO Services
PRIZES: 1st $6, 2nd $4, 3rd $3
Colouring Contest: Please pick up a fair themed
colouring contest picture from Country Depot in
Harrow or TSC in Essex or on our website at www.
harrowfair.com or contact Bev 519-736-2554 or
Sharon at 519-738-2027 (Picture available after
Aug 1). Picture is also available on page 50 of the
prize list.
34.By Bernardin .................. $20.00
Best Decorative or Functional Homemade Craft
made using a mason jar(s) and/or two piece snap
lid
By Beverly Pillon, Amherstburg
Popsicle stick creation (sec 15) ........ $10.00
Best in depicting our fair theme Judges’ Choice in
Art Work ......................................... Avon Products
By Shirley Reh, Harrow
Best Acrylic, any subject (sec 3-4) ........ $10.00
Best Rural Mailbox from a shoebox
Container (sec 23) ................ $5.00
By Kathy Marcotte,
Harrow
Most original entry
using a cob of corn
dipped in paint make
a quilt design (sec 16)
1st $10.00
Dawson
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67.Tin can lantern - hammer & nail design, include
CLASS J 86 - ARTS & CRAFTS
candle
AGES 9-12 (2016)
68.Scrapbook page - fair theme
69.Door knob hanger - handmade
Located in Arts & Crafts Building North Side.
70.Article of jewellery
71.Bookmark
All articles must be handmade by exhibitor.
72.Decorative picture frame
Articles must have never been exhibited a the Harrow
73.Decorated plain purchased gift bag - fair theme
Fair in any prior year.
Limit one entry per artist for any section in Class J
wood
86, otherwise not accepted.
Maximum
size
60
cm wide x 1 m long max
metre permitted - unless otherwise stated
75.Woodcraft - one piece not from kit
Prizes: 1st $4.00, 2nd $3.50, 3rd $2.50
art
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40.Acrylic or oil painting - any subject
41.Abstract art - sculpture
42.Abstract art - picture
PRIZES: 1st $6, 2nd $4, 3rd $3
43.Watercolour - any subject
44.Painting - acrylic - landscape / seascape
45.Painting - acrylic - human / animal
Harrow or TSC in Essex or on our website at www.
46.Pencil sketch - fair theme
harrowfair.com or contact Bev 519-736-2554 or
Fair theme is
47.Paint by number
Sharon at 519-738-2027 (Picture available after
Farmers’ Bounty
48.Charcoal sketch
Aug 1st). Picture is also available on page 50 of
49.Colour pencil sketch
the prize list.
50.Cartooning - pencil sketch - fair theme
Decorated plain purchased gift bag using the fair
theme (sec 73) ... 1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
Best in depicting our fair theme
Judges’ Choice in Artwork (not craft)
Best Portrait of Life (Animal or Human)
(sec 40, 43, 45, 46, 48, 49) ......... $25.00
Ethan
Robinson
crafts
51.Paper maché creation - fair theme
52.Sunnies or sun catcher
53.Ceramics - just one piece (no parts, no sets)
54. Article made of natural products (nuts, shells,
etc)
55.Paper quilt block 30x30 cm made from paper
and glue
56.Scarecrow - max 1 m tall
57.Article made by a “Guide”, ages 9 - 11
58.Article made by a “Pathfinder”, age 12
59.Article made by a “Cub”, ages 9 - 10
60.Article made by a “Scout”, ages 11 - 12
61.Article made with artificial flowers
62.Paper craft - fair theme
63.Article made from recycled material - fair
theme
64.Dream catcher or wind chimes, hand made
65.Castle made of rocks - max 30x30 cm
66.Hand made candle - candle judged, not holder
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CLASS J 87 - Needle ARTS
Age 5 - 8 (2016)
All articles must be hand made by
junior exhibitor
Limit ONE entry per section per exhibitor.
PRIZES: 1st $4.00, 2nd $3.50, 3rd $2.50
1. Article made from felt, from kit
2. Article made from felt, not from kit
3. Article of knitting
4. Stuffed toy, hand made 15x15” (38x38 cm) max
5. Article of crochet
6. Article made on sewing machine, any material
7. No sew blanket
8. Hand made pillow
10.Decorated blue jeans (stitching, buttons,
sequins, etc.)
11.Any other article not already listed, 8x8” max
(made with fabric, yarn or thread)
By Kathy Marcotte, Harrow
Best Article of Crochet (sec 5) ................... $5.00
Parade
Chairperson: Brad Anger 733-4226
Saturday, September 3rd
The Parade starts at
for the parade route.
11:30, see page 56
*** NEW ROUTE ***
left on County Road 20 (King Street); left
on Erie Street; left on Wellington Street to
the Fair Grounds on McAffee.
By Beverly Pillon, Amherstburg
Best Article made on sewing
machine (sec 1-11) ... $10.00
Any organization / business wishing to
participate in the Harrow Fair Parade please be
at the Harrow Research Station at 10:30 am on
Saturday.
All operators of motorized vehicles in the
parade must be 16 years of age or older.
For the safety of our children, please do not
throw items (including candy) from your float.
Not only is it dangerous for a child to run out in
front of a moving vehicle on the parade route, but
the items themselves, when thrown, could cause an
injury. If you wish to distribute items, please have
people walking along side of your float to hand
out the items to the spectators.
Children must wear helmets if riding a bicycle
in the parade.
Children under 18 years of age must wear a
helmet if riding a horse in the parade.
If you have horses in the parade, you are
responsible for supplying a person to remove any
manure immediately.
No riders on any open equipment.
By Kimberly Pillon, Amherstburg
Best No Sew Blanket (sec 7) ...... $5.00
By Jim Stevenson & Sons, Cottam
Best Commercial Float in Parade .... Trophy
SEPARATE ENTRIES
12.By Homecraft Directors,
Cloth Bag made on sewing machine
1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
SPECIAL - CLASS J 87
Most Original Article (sec 1-11) ...... $5.00
Best Article of Knitting (sec 3) ................... $5.00
Fair theme is Farmers’ Bounty
By Libro Credit Union, Harrow Branch
Best Non-Commercial Float in Parade ...... Trophy
By Colchester Farms, Harrow
Best Float Depicting Fair Theme ...... Trophy
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Dusty - Riding arena, racetrack,
parking lot, laneway
Call Betty @
519-798-3929
519-839-4511
P.O. Box 178, Cottam ON N0R 1B0
Best Wishes for
Continued Success
in Coming Years
For the
Harrow Fair
Compliments of
Joyce & Edward Hedges
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26.Article made of felt, from kit
CLASS J 88 - NEEDLE ARTS
27.Article made of felt, not from kit
AGE 9 - 12 (2016)
28.Any article, not already listed - made with
fabric, yarn or thread
Located in Scout Hall. Needle Art articles are made
29.Guys only, any needle arts article
with fabric, yarn or thread (no wire or plastics, unless
30.Christmas wall hanging, quilted
otherwise stated). Limit ONE entry per section per
31.Quilted table runner or set of 4 placemats
exhibitor in Class J 88.
32.Quilted table topper
ALL ARTICLES MUST BE HAND MADE
33.Quilted tree skirt
BY THE JUNIOR EXHIBITOR
34.Pillow, sewn, fabric ***new***
PRIZES: 1st $4.00, 2nd $3.50, 3rd $2.50
35.Pillow, knitted
***new***
36.Pillow, crochet
***new***
1. Article of knitting
2. Article of crochet
SEPARATE ENTRIES
4. Article of hand embroidery
5. Article of cross stitch
6. Pot holders sewn, 1 pair, matching
BBQ Apron, depicting the fair theme
7. Stuffed toy, hand made
1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
8. Article made of fun fur
9. Article of weaving
10.Baby hat, loomed
11.Baby hat, knitted
Fair theme is
12.Baby hat, crocheted
Farmers’ Bounty
13.Pyjama bottoms
In Memory of Marilyn & Nelson Shay
14.Tie-dyed t-shirt
Best Article of Quilting (sec 18, 19, 30-33)
15.Fabric wallet
1 B-B-Q Dinner (Must pick up verification from
16.Skirt
office and use at 2016 Fair)
17.Article made using a sewing machine, any fabric
18.Article of quilting, smaller than 18x18” (45x45
cm)
Best Article of Knitting (sec 1) .................... $5.00
19.Article of quilting larger than 18x18” (45x45
cm)
20.Article of latch hook
Most Original Article in section 1 - 17 ........ $5.00
21.Article painted with liquid embroidery
22.Article of fabric painting such as scribbles
By Sewcraft, Essex
23.Fridge magnet - made with fabric, yarn, or
Best Article made using a sewing machine,
thread
any fabric (sec 17) ..................... Tote Bag
24.Article of
jewellery - made
with fabric, yarn
Best Article of Hand Embroidery (sec 4) .... $5.00
or thread (no wire)
25.Article of
beadwork - made
with fabric, yarn
Latch Hook Rug (sec 20) ... $10.00
or thread (no wire)
By Arielle Pear
Emily Renaud
Best Article of Crochet (sec 2, 12) ........... $5.00
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“Lucky”
Bird v Pet
Livestock v equine
Home & Garden
Plants & flowers
Fertilizer
GRass seed
Garden Seeds
Landscape supplies
CEO
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annuals
perennials
Trees
shrub
potting soil
mulch
Sales and Service
2564 Cty Rd 20 E., Harrow
www.thefeedstore.ca
Phone 519-738-2261
Sooner or later everyone goes to the feed storE
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Section 1. Student Hobby Corner
1. Open to any elementary student (JK - Grade 8).
May display ONE hobby which is entirely of
their own making.
2. Collections are to include more than one item.
3. Hobby to be no more than 12 inches (30 cm)
square in size. Entries will not be accepted if
they exceed these dimensions.
4. Hobby should be on a solid base to make it easier
to move.
5. Please make sure all pieces are secured so that
they do not fall off or get lost.
6. Each Hobby displayed will receive $2.00 and a
ribbon at pick-up time on Sunday.
7. Hobbies are to not include Lego’s or K’nex (see
below).
Section 2. Lego and K’nex Corner
1. Open to any elementary student (JK - Grade 8).
May display the choice of one Lego or K’nex (not
both).
2. Creations cannot be from a commercial kit.
3. Creations can be no more than 12 inches (30 cm)
square in size. Entries will not be accepted if
they exceed these dimensions.
4. Creations should be mounted on a solid base with
pieces secured so they do not fall over or get lost.
Unsecured pieces will not be accepted.
5. All creations will receive $2.00 and a ribbon at
pick-up time on Sunday.
Web
sites of
interest:
www.harrowfair.com
www.cartershows.ca
SPECIALS
CLASS J80-J89
By B-B-Q Pit, on the Fairgrounds
In Memory of Brenda Shay Sahinidis
(Must have at least ten entries)
Girl with Most Points in Jr. Exhibits .... $10.00
Boy with Most Points in Jr. Exhibits .... $10.00
CLASS J 93 - Age 4 & under (2016)
Limit ONE entry per section per person.
Entries to be prepared by the exhibitor.
1. By Karen Lumley, Harrow
1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
6 pretty natural stones displayed in 1/2 egg carton
2. By Karen Lumley, Harrow
1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
6 items found on a nature walk displayed securely
on a 6 inch paper plate
3. By Beverly Pillon, Amherstburg
1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
Make a sticker collection and display on 8.5” x
11” paper
4. By Brenda Anger, Harrow
1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
Make a macaroni necklace and paint it.
1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
3 interesting leaves any colour attached to a white
6 inch paper plate
1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
Dip toy tractor wheels in paint and make an
interesting design 8.5x11”
1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
Clothespin butterfly
1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
Object or creature made with toilet paper roll
1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
Decorate a 19 oz (540 ml) tin of food (leaving
label on) all entries to go to food bank
10.By Beverly Pillon, Amherstburg
1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
Finger painting on 8.5x11” (21.5x27.5 cm) paper
Emma Tellier
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theme is
Farmers’
Bounty
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9. Faces
PRIZES: 1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
10.My favourite... ***new***
SEPARATE ENTRIES
Harrow or TSC in Essex or on or website at www.
harrowfair.com or contact Bev 519-736-2554 or 11.By Cathy Lapain, Essex
Sharon at 519-738-2027 (picture available after
Nature in Essex County
Aug. 1). Picture is also available on page 50 of
1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
the prize list.
12.By Communities In Bloom
1st $15.00, 2nd $10.00, 3rd $5.00
By B-B-Q Pit, on the fair grounds
Boy that showed most imagination Class J93 ... $5.00
Girl that showed most imagination Class J93 ... $5.00
CLASS J 94 - Photography
Students 12 years and under
Follow the rules for class 68
PRIZES: 1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Fair Theme (sec 1)
By Vicky Lucier, McGregor
Best of Show $10.00
Harrow fair theme
My “perfect” pooch
My crazy pet (no dogs)
Flowers - red
Fun with friends
Insects
Splash of colour
In my kitchen ***new***
Haley Ann Boyle
Harrow
44 Sinasac Street W
519-738-2223
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Class J 95 - Teddy Bear Parade
CLASS J 96
Mom or Dad Calling Contest
Friday, September 2nd at 10:30 am
Location: Arena
<--- NEW
LOCATIONFriday, September 2nd at 1:30 pm
Entries taken from 9:45 am till 10:15 am
----> Location: Arena
Late comers may be turned away.
Entries taken from 12:45 pm to 1:15 pm
Donations of new stuffed animals requested for
Late comers may be turned away.
Group Hug Apparel (see below)
Exhibitor must be 12 years and under - NO Entry
Open to children 12 years and under and now to Fee Required.
seniors 65 and older wishing to exhibit their favourite PRIZES: 1st $2.00, 2nd $1.00, 3rd $1.00
teddy bear. NO Entry Fee Required. Each exhibitor
may enter only 2 categories and one bear per category. Categories:
Each category must be a different bear. Teddy Bear 1. Age 1 to 3 years as of August 27th
must be shown by the registered exhibitor. Each 2. Age 4 to 5 years as of August 27th
3. Age 6 to 8 years as of August 27th
exhibitor will receive a ribbon.
4. Age 9 to 12 years as of August 27th
PRIZES: 1st $2.00, 2nd $1.00, 3rd $1.00
Categories Ages 5 yrs & under
1. Fuzziest bear
2. My special bear
3. My newest bear
4. Stuffed animal other than bear
Fair theme
is Farmers’
Categories Ages 6 to 12 yrs
5. Fuzziest bear
6. My special bear
7. My newest bear
8. Stuffed animal other than bear
Senior Class: 65 yrs & older
Prizes: a few laughs & a pat on the back
9. Open Class
Bounty
For the Mom or Dad Calling Contest
and the Teddy Bear Parade the office
will not take any entries. All entries
for the Mom or Dad Calling Contest
and Teddy Bear Parade will be taken
prior to the event at the arena (see
classes for registration times).
NEW LOCATION..... the Mom or
Dad Calling Contest and the Teddy
Bear Parade will be held in the
ARENA
We are collecting new stuffed animals for Andrew’s charitable work.
Andrew Banar was born with Down Syndrome but it doesn’t stop him from doing what he loves most
helping sick children by donating Teddy Bears & toys for local charities and children in hospital.
Check out Andrew’s & his Mom’s (Karen) work at www.grouphugapparel.com
Karen Pickles (Andrew’s Mom) 519-819-5250
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Essay & Poetry
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Essay Contest
Sponsored by
The Optimist Club of Essex
PRIZES: 1st $10.00, 2nd $8.00, 3rd $6.00
Class J 98, Section 1: Ages 6 & 7
Class J 98, Section 2: Ages 8 & 9
Class J 98, Section 3: Ages 10 - 12
Class Int 78, Section 4: Ages 13 - 17
Adult membership is required for ages 13 & over.
Rules:
1. One entry per student
2. Name and age to be clearly labelled on the back
of the essay
3. Age must be on entry form.
4. Age Categories and requirements:
Words
Words
Ages
Minimum
Maximum
(as of Aug 27th)
50
100
6&7
75
150
8&9
300
850
10 - 12
300
850
13 - 17
Presentation:
• Essays should be double spaced typed or neatly
hand-written (printed).
• Two copies are required, one for display
purposes and one for the sponsor.
• Please register at the main hall and bring essays
to the Arts & Crafts Building.
• Emphasis on the selection of the winners will be
on originality and the expression of ideas.
• Grammar & spelling should be appropriate to
age group. Each preposition to be counted as a
word.
Suggested topics
1. Farmers’ Bounty
2. The View from Here
3. My Family
4. Your choice
AGE must be
on entry form
for
ESSAY &
POETRY
Contests
Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Jane Buttery
Prizes:
Class J 98, Section 5:
7 to 8 years old: 1st $4.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd $2.00
Class Int 78, Section 8:
Adult membership is required for ages 13 and
over.
Categories:
1. Ages 7 to 17 as of August 27th
2. Please register at the main building, then take to
Arts & Crafts Building
Themes:
• For the first line of your poem use one of the
provided topics, listed below, for your age group.
• Think about the following when writing your
poem. Where? When? How? What happened?
Colours; Feel; Taste; Sounds.
7 to 8 years old
Print neatly 8 to 12 lines. Watch spelling. It may be
illustrated.
• It’s fun living / growing up on a farm
• If I could choose what I grow
• What I love
• Your choice of topic
9 to 10 years old
Type 12 - 20 lines free verse or rhyme. (Don’t
sacrifice rhythm (the beat) to make a rhyme. Paint
‘word pictures’ we can see.)
Use same topics as 7 to 8 years old.
11 to 12 years old
• A farming life for me
• Essex County full of bounty
• My Favorites
• Your Choice of topic
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Rules:
1. Open only to elementary and high school students.
2. Put your name and age on back of the paper.
3. One entry per student.
4. Emphasis should be on the approriate use of
words, neatness of presentation and quality.
5. Please edit spelling and punctuation carefully.
6. All entries to be in place by 9:00 pm Wednesday
and not removed before 5:00 pm Sunday.
7. Age must be on entry form.
Fair theme is Farmers’ Bounty
Limerick contest
Sponsored by Jane Buttery
Prizes:
1st $8.00, 2nd $5.00, 3rd $3.00
Class 78, Section 9:
13 to 17 years old (as of August 29th)
Class 78, Section 10:
18 and up (adult) (as of August 29th)
over.
Try your hand at a limerick this year! It must be based
on the Harrow Fair’s theme - Farmers’ Bounty.
The limerick must be five lines; the first two lines
have 7 (up to 9) syllables each, the next two have 5
syllables each and rhyme and the last has 7 (up to 9)
again and rhymes with lines one and two. It can be
very silly!
Here is an example.
While researching my family tree, (9)
I went back to granddad number three. (9)
And what a surprise, (5)
Without any lines, (5)
That old man looked exactly like me. (9)
Rules:
1. Open to students and adults.
2. Paper size need not be 8-1/2 x 11”; it may be
smaller.
3. May be illustrated.
AGE must be on
entry form for
ESSAY &
POETRY Contests
Kyla K
icks
13 to 17 years old
• A farming life for me
• Essex County full of bounty
• My Favorites
• Your Choice of topic
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2016 Christmas
Decorating Contest
Theme: Birth of Jesus Christ
Sponsored by Harrow Fair Board
Prizes:1st $50, 2nd $30, 3rd $20
NOTE: all prize money is a tax receipt to the
Harrow Food bank and NOT cash.
Section 1: Non-commercial display
Section 2: Commercial display
1. Competition is for the former Colchester
South and Harrow area only
2. Displays will be judged on originality,
creativity and attractiveness.
3. Displays will be only judged from the street
or road.
4. Entry by November 28, 2016 to be judged by
December 1st, 2016.
Contact Harrow Fair Board office
at 519-738-3262
or email at [email protected]
with the following information:
name, phone number and 911 address
If you have any questions or concerns
please feel free to contact
Dennis McLean at 519-977-4953
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youth poster competition
“Promoting
the Harrow Fair”
Original hand made design
Prizes: 1st $10.00, 2nd $7.00, 3rd $5.00
Essex County Farm
Safety Association
poster competition
original hand made design
Prizes: 1st $20.00, 2nd $10.00, 3rd $10.00
CLASS J 99
CLASS J 99
CLASS Int 78
CLASS 78
over.
Must be hand drawn by exhibitor.
Poster is drawn on min 22 cm x 28 cm to max 28
cm x 44 cm without border. Paper mounted and
centered on cardstock or bristol board exposing a 5.5
cm border on all four sides.
Poster must clearly indicate the date (Sep. 1-4, 2016)
and the fair’s name (Harrow Fair) in its design.
Name, grade and school represented to be clearly
labelled on the back.
over.
The Essex County Farm Safety Association
works to make farm life safer for everyone through
education. We invite you to enter our safety poster
competition. Posters will not be returned, but
will be displayed at various county events and agribusinesses throughout the year.
The theme for this year is “water safety”.
Design a poster to present a water safety message on
the farm around ponds, ditches, tanks, etc. Posters
must be on half a sheet of bristol board only. Any
media may be used, but no computer drawings will
be accepted. Poster must have a title and spelling and
grammar will be considered. The poster must be an
original work of the exhibitor.
Section 1. For grades 4 & under
Section 2. For grades 5 to 8
Section 3. For grades 9 to 12
Judging Standards:
1. Overall appearance
2. Attracts and holds attention
3. Competition theme clear
4. Quality materials/end product
20
25
40
15
Exhibitors that register by the
deadlines will receive a weekend
Exhibitors that register after the
deadlines, will receive a DAY
(Note: the fair board reserves the right
to refuse any entry form.)
Seth
Section 4. Ages 12 and under
Section 5. Open: ages 13 and over
Samantha Bilek
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From the author of If I could go to the Harrow Fair
Another two new books in 2016
It’s a Grandma Day
By Jane Buttery and Marilyn McLean
and
Fabrics ~ Bridal ~ Quilting ~ Notions ~ Books
Gifts ~ Sewing Classes
Janome Sewing Machines & Sergers
Repairs to all makes
Custom & Commercial Emroidery
Also, a beautiful selection of Yarns and Patterns
Mary Beth Sharpe, Proprietor
By Jane Buttery and Elsie Ring
30 Mill Street W., Leamington, ON N8H 1S8
Phone (519) 322-4690 Fax (519) 322-2614
Join the Poetry Competition, Jane Sponsors!
See you at the Fair.
http: //janebuttery.com
Congratulations to the Board
of Directors & Participants
on another successful fair!
Erika Banwell, C.A.
Professional Corporation
Richard Banwell, C.A., B.Sc.
Residential and Commercial
Free Estimates
High Security Available
Serving the community in Accounting
Bookkeeping & Income Tax for 32 years
35 Wilson, Essex, Ontario
Phone: 519-776-6407 Fax: 519-776-9164
Custom Farming & Seeding
Grain Trucking
1839431 Ontario Ltd
o/a
2580 Jefferson Blvd., Unit #1
Windsor ON N8T 2W6
Telephone: (519) 971-8777
Fax: (519) 256-3361
Colchester Farms
The Anger Family
5025 County Road 23
R.R. #2
Harrow, Ontario
N0R 1G0
Phone 519-733-2883 Fax 519-733-2946
[email protected]
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4-H EDUCATIONAL DISPLAYS
2016 Essex County
4-H Clubs
Pizza, Beef, Dairy, Field
Crop, Knitting/Crocheting,
Plowing, Poultry, Sheep,
Swine, Clover Buds and
many more....
If you are 9 to 21 years of age as of January 1,
2016, you can become a 4-H member.
The 4-H program provides you the opportunity
to grow by developing self-confidence, responsibility
and leadership skills. When you join 4-H, you have
many opportunities open up for you. You become part
of a local club with other 4-H members and volunteer
adult leaders. 4-H clubs hold regular meetings to learn
about a 4-H topic. The 4-H program has a variety of
different 4-H projects to choose. To start a 4-H club
or become a 4-H member or leader contact:
THE ESSEX COUNTY 4-H ASSOCIATION
Michelle Pearce - President 519-825-4760
Jamie Kendrick - Secretary 519-733-6583
By Sleeth Family
In Memory of
Orval Sleeth
and his joy of the Barns
at Harrow Fair
Best 4-H Poster from
beef, dairy, sheep and swine
Each 4-H Club may enter one educational display.
The top two displays overall will be indicated with
special rosettes. All displays will receive $25.00.
The displays must be made by 4-H club members.
The size must be within 3 feet wide, 30” deep and 3
feet high. Displays over this size will not be eligible
for ribbons. All displays must be in place by 9:00
pm Wednesday, August 31st. The displays must be
removed between 5:00 and 6:00 pm on Sunday. Space
is limited and will be allocated to only those who
registered in advance. Please contact Brenda Anger
(733-2883) to register. Please call early as there is a
limited amount of space.
The displays will be judged on the following basis:
1. Attracts attention
2. Has an effective title
3. Is a suitable subject
4. Holds the viewer’s interest
5. Conveys a message
Lucas
6. General appearance
Machado
7. Workmanship
Judging of the displays, prize money
and ribbons provided by the:
Colchester South and Harrow Agricultural Society
Essex south 4-H beef club
achievement day
Friday, September 2nd - 10:30 am
Leaders: John McLean & Jamie Brush
Youth Leader: Emma Anger
This is a young group of 4-H members that have
learned how to house, raise and show their beef steer
or heifer project.
A special thank-you to all parents for their support.
Beef Club poster competition
Each 4-H Beef Club member is encouraged to
make a poster that will be hung above their project.
Each poster will indicate the 4-H member’s name,
the 4-H project’s name & breed, and a 4-H symbol.
The Harrow Fair Board will provide 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
place ribbons to the top posters.
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4-h sheep club
achievement day
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Thursday, September 1st - 4:00 pm
Leaders: Chris Pollard, and Martin Rahn
SHEEP CLUB POSTER COMPETITION
Each 4-H Sheep Club member is encouraged to
Each poster must indicate the 4-H member’s name,
the 4-H project’s name & breed and a 4-H symbol.
The Harrow Fair will provide 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place
ribbons to the top posters.
Club members would like to invite you to the 4-H
Auction Friday, September 2nd at 3:00 pm.
Classes to include: showmanship and conformation
Awards for the Sheep Club include:
Award
Donor
Champion Sheep
Champion Showman
4-H Baking Club
Leaders: Brenda Anger and Beverly Pillon
Members of the 4-H Baking Club learned
about one of the most popular dishes in the modern
world, PIZZA. Members learned how to make
pizza healthy, different types, how to accomodate
various dietary restrictions and the history of pizza.
Requirements for the members Achievement are to
make a pizza crust that will be judged and displayed
at the Harrow Fair.
Essex 4-H dairy club
achievement day
Saturday, September 3rd - 10:00 am
LEADERS: Brian Haggins, Roger Wright
& Jeremy Kresky
DAIRY CLUB POSTER COMPETITION
Each 4-H Dairy Club member is encouraged to
make a poster that will be hung over their project.
Each poster will indicate the 4-H Member’s name,
the projecs’s name & birthdate and a 4-H symbol.
The Harrow Fair Board will provide 1st, 2nd and 3rd
place ribbons.
Classes will include:
Showmanship - Senior
- Junior
- Champion
Conformation (All classes despite the breed
will follow the regulations of Holstein Canada.)
Junior Yearling - March 1, 2015 - May 31, 2015
Summer Yearling - June 1, 2015 - August 31, 2015
Senior Heifer - September 1, 2015 - Nov. 30, 2015
Intermediate Heifer - Dec. 1, 2015 - Feb. 28, 2016
Junior Heifer - March 1, 2016 - May 21, 2016
For each conformation class, animals will be shown
according to the following breed rotation:
Jersey, Holstein
Awards for the Dairy Club include:
Award
Donor
Top Member Kent-Essex County Milk Committee
Top Showperson
BSC Animal Nutrition
Top Dairy Calf
Essex-Kent Holstein Club
Outstanding Member
Loralans Holsteins
The Essex 4-H Dairy Club would like to thank
these donors and the Harrow Fair for their support.
Tips for poster planning:
Ethan Dorrell
Make the exhibit self-explanatory. Be sure
printing is visible from a distance. Choose
the wording carefully. Be concise but
include the complete thought.
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Friday, September 2nd - 9:00 am
Leaders: Sue Brown and Martin Rahn
Each 4-H Swine Club member raised two market
hogs. See members together with their animals in
the show ring Friday morning. You are also invited
to register for a bidding number prior to our auction
sale at 3:00 pm. Consider taking one of these fine
animals home to your family. Our members would
like to thank-you for your support at the Harrow Fair.
(Sale rules and regulations are listed on page 104).
Swine club poster competition
Each 4-H Swine Club member is encouraged to
Each poster will indicate the 4-H member’s name,
the 4-H project’s name & weight, and 4-H symbol.
The Harrow Fair Board will provide 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
place ribbons to the top posters.
Classes Include:
Senior Showmanship
Junior Showmanship
Grand Champion Showmanship
Conformation:
Senior - Grand Champion
- Reserve Grand Champion
Intermediate - Grand Champion
Junior - Grand Champion
Awards for the Swine Club include:
Award
Donor
Champion Sr. Market Hog
Champion Jr. Market Hog
Champion Showman
Colchester Farms
Top Member
Essex 4-H Swine Club
You can now follow
the Harrow Fair
on Facebook and Twitter
4-h poultry club
achievement day
Thursday, September 1st - 7:30 pm
Leaders: Kelli Kirkpatrick, Sue Morris
and Sarah Morris
Members learn about feeding, watering, housing
and taking care of them. They will be raising
three birds of their choice donated by Richard &
Sue Pouget, Essex Feed Warehouse. Members are
required to give a 2 minute speech or make a poster
on their project bird. For achievement day members
are required to exhibit one of their birds.
Club members would like to invite you to
the 4-H Auction Friday, September 2nd at 3:00 pm.
Consider taking one of these fine feathered birds
home to your family. Our 4-H members would like
to thank-you for supporting us at the Harrow Fair.
The 4-H Poultry Club is sponsored by:
Essex Feed Warehouse Ltd
Colchester South & Harrow Agricultural Society
Gord’s Abattoir
David Affleck
Luke Korcok
Madison
Murdoch
essex 4-h swine club
achievement day
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4-H Field Crop Club
Achievement Day
Leaders: Brad Anger, Jeff Stratichuk
and Dave Kendrick
The members of the Essex County Field
Crop Club learned about soil types, how to choose
and set up a planter, and how to market their crop.
Members were encouraged to work with their parents
in planting, maintaining and harvesting a five acre
plot of corn or soybeans.
Members would like to thank Dave Kendrick
(Veritas), Josh Mailloux Pioneer Seed, Thompson
Ltd., Agris Co-op (Chris Snip and Vicky Michinski)
and Setterington’s Fertilizer (Ryan Renaud) for their
continued support of 4-H.
Come to the 2016 Harrow Fair and see their
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essex county
4-h Beef, swine,
sheep & poultry
a u cti o n sa l e
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slaughter arrangements for beef, swine and sheep.
9. Buyers of poultry who wish to take their birds
live, must notify the clerk and pick up their birds
on Sunday, after 5:00 pm. Arrangements for
poultry processing to be announced.
10.Members are responsible for maintaining the care
of their animal until 4:00 pm Sunday afternoon.
11.Only donations made to the local 4-H
Association will be issued an official tax receipt.
Individual clubs are not registered charities.
12.Donated animals will be sold at the end of the
auction sale.
Harrow fair show ring
friday, September 2nd, 2016
3:00 pm
Auctioneers: Dave McCormick & Marty Unholzer
BEEF - SWINE - sheep - poultry
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Auction rules and regulations
Sale prices for all swine, beef, poultry and sheep
are on a live weight basis.
A sale program will be distributed prior to the
sale. This program will indicate the 4-H member,
the project’s weight and placing.
All buyers must register before the sale and obtain
a bidding number. All sales are final.
All purchases are to be paid for on the day of
the sale. Cheques must be given to the clerk by
5:00 pm and made out to: Essex County 4-H
Association.
Photographs of the Champion and Reserve
Champion animals in each class will be taken
after the sale. These photographs, provided
by Colchester South and Harrow Agricultural
Society, will consist of the 4-H member, project
and buyer.
Photographs of each animal sold will be taken at
the conclusion of the show. These photographs
will be provided by the Colchester South and
Harrow Agricultural Society.
All animals are the responsibility of the buyer
once they are sold. All animals must remain on
the fairgrounds until 4:00 pm, Sunday September
4th. Poultry must remain until 5:00 pm.
The buyer is responsible for all trucking and
All buyers of a 4-H project will receive:
• a photograph of their purchase
• an appropriate ribbon
• a recognition sign over their purchase for the
duration of the fair
• recognition / thank-you in local papers
• the pleasure of knowing they supported a 4-H
club member
Information on the 4-H Auction can be obtained by
contacting:
Essex County 4-H Association
Michelle Pearce - President - 519-825-4760
Brad Anger - Auction Chairperson
519-733-4226 or 519-796-2552
Rooster Crowing
Contest
To be held on Saturday at approx. 2 pm
(following the parade)
in front of the poultry barns
Champion - Trophy and $10.00
2nd - $7.50, 3rd - $5.00
LIMIT - 1 rooster per exhibitor
All Roosters must be
entered by owner
Contestants to arrive 15 minutes early to register.
The first 25 roosters will be entered
For details see Luke Korcok
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Thank-you to all our 2015 Essex County 4-H auction buyers.
Your support helps our 4-H program grow in Essex County.
ADM Agri-Industries
Adrian St. Pierre
Agriculture Technologies Inc
Agris - Henry Klassen
Amico Infrastructures
Audrey Festeryga
Bestcheck Inspection
Bobbi & Dan Diemer
Bill Libby Consulting
Black Bow Farms
Bock Sprinklers & Lawn Care
Cargill Limited
Country Fresh Packers Ltd
Crystal Farms
Delta Power Equipment
Designer Countertops
Ed Gibbs Electric
Erica Banwell CA
Essex Feed Warehouse
Evert Bondy
Ewe-Dell Farms
Ferriss Farms
Finley Transport
Fix Auto
Garnet & Sue Morris
Gary Anger
Grand Valley Fortifiers
- John Faber
Gord’s Abattoir
Ian & Michelle Pearce
Jack Morris Auctions
Jeff Stratichuk & Sons
Jerome McCracken
Juliette St. Pierre
Kassammy Farms
Leamington Buick GMC
Madeline Daponte
Mark Damphouse Painting
McGrail Farm Equipment
Scattered Acres
Setterington Fertilizer Service Ltd
Taras Natyshak MPP
Tec-Land - Ernie Taves
Thames Sales Yard
The Feed Store
Trimble Farms
T.S. Mullin Farms
Wicketthorn Livestock
Windfall Farms
Thank-you to the Colchester South & Harrow Agricultural Society.
Your commitment to an agricultural fair and 4-H keep us strong
Marty Unholzer and Dave McCormick, thank-you for a job well done!!
The public is invited to the
2016 4-H Harrow Fair Auction
on Friday, September 2/16 starting at 3:00 pm.
4-H is for Youth age 6-21 yrs. If interested in becoming a member please join us.
For more information contact Michelle Pearce at [email protected]
or Bonnie Popov at [email protected]
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Homecraft division bursary
colChester south and harrow agricultural society
Criteria:
1. Enrolment in a college or university in a course of study relating to agriculture, veterinarian services,
horticultural studies, environmental studies, applied human nutrition or food services.
2. Successful completion of Grade 12 from a High School in Windsor or Essex County with a minimum of
“B” average - Copy of transcripts to be attached to application.
3. The applicant must have exhibited at the Harrow Fair or be an active volunteer at the Harrow Fair.
4. The selected applicant must provide proof of enrolment before the Bursary can be presented.
NAME: ______________________________________________ DATE OF BIRTH: _________________
ADDRESS: ___________________________________________________________________________
HIGH SCHOOL: ______________________________________ DATE COMPLETED: ______________
COURSE OF STUDY: ___________________________________________________________________
INSTITUTION: _________________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS: ___________________________________________________________________________
WHY DID YOU PICK THIS COURSE OF STUDY AND WHAT ARE YOUR FUTURE PLANS:
(brief explanation only required)
_____________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
INVOLVMENT WITH HARROW FAIR: ______________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
SIGNATURE: _______________________________________________ DATE: _____________________
MAIL TO:
Bursary Committee, Colchester South and Harrow Agricultural Society,
P.O. Box 555, Harrow, ON N0R 1G0
Due Date:
Tuesday, September 6th, 2016
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