131ST TWEED AGRICULTURAL FAIR

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JULY 5, 6, 7 & 8
2012
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131ST TWEED AGRICULTURAL FAIR
THURSDAY
www.tweedfair.net
TOONIE NIGHT
$2.00 Games, Rides, Admission & Cotton Candy
FRIDAY
THE REMEDY • DEMO CROSS
SATURDAY
JUNGLE CAT WORLD 2 Shows - Noon & 2pm
THE TREVOR WALSH GROUP
SUNDAY
DALLAS ARNEY COUNTRY SENSATION
1pm in the Beer Tent
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
CHAIRPERSONS
The Tweed Agricultural Society is very grateful for the
countless hours that our directors, associate directors and other
volunteers for the planning of the wide variety of activities,
shows and events for our 131st annual fair.
This year we are excited to have a fantastic new midway
Classic Amusements so come and explore the new rides and
friendly courteous service that they bring with them. Advanced
tickets only on line www.classicamusements.com. Some new
attractions for this being a Derby Cross, Lawmower races,
Local bands all weekend in the Beer Tent and Jungle Cat World
Wildlife Safari on Saturday so go to our website to see what
they have in store for you.
Come and enjoy 4 fabulous days at Tweeds’ oldest community event the Tweed Fair. Our Homecraft exhibits will again
be displayed at our Agricultural Hall and don’t forget to walk
around the grounds and enjoy our 131st year of celebration.
We would like to dedicate this year to a wonderful man,
Past President, director as well as a volunteer always ready to
help us where ever necessary Mr. Mike Murphy. We will miss
you.
Being President brings me great pride in my community
and the surrounding areas for their tremendous support and if
you have any concerns please don’t hesitate to come see one of
our Executive members and we will be glad to assist you.
Sincerely,
Sylvie A. Dunham
Pet Show: Marlene White................................613-849-7440
Kids Zone: Monica Parks................................613-417-0277
Pony Pulls: Pat Langevin.................................613-478-6158
Horse Pulls: Steve Gordon...............................613-477-2091
Western Horse Games: Mallory Mumford......705-243-1576
Western Performance Horse Show:.................705-243-1576
Karioke: Tracey Booth....................................613-849-8016
Beef Cattle/4H: Megan Burnside.....................613-242-8775
Dairy Cattle/4: Tim Hunt................................613-478-6143
Bike Races: Robert & Davine Palmateer.........613-478-1875
Demo Derby: Wayne Spicer............................613-478-3534
Demo Cross: Wayne Spicer.............................613-478-3534
Toddler & Baby Show: Cheri-Jo Gordon........613-477-2091
Farm Tractor/Truck Pull: Tara Palmateer........613-478-3801
Samantha Robinson..613-478-2843
Tweed Ambassador: Monica Parks.................613-478-1090
Domestic Science: Jennet Honey.....................613-478-2843
Crafts: Sylvie Dunham.................................. 613-478-3903
Jennet Honey.......................................613-478-2843
Horticulture/Roots & Vegetables:
Darlene Elson.....................................613-478-5174
Grains & Seeds: Matthew Dunham.................613-920-3631
OFFICERS FOR 2011-2012
MEMBERS
President........................................................Sylvie Dunham
1st Vice President..............................................Wayne Spicer
2nd Vice President.................................................Val Nugent
Treasurer...........................................................Jennet Honey
Secretary...........................................................Monica Parks
Director...........................................................Jeannine Cross
Dave, Denise, Jessie, Liam Akey, Gary Akey, Barry & Heather
Bassett, Lorna & Anthony Brooks, Joe Cronkright, Arden,
Tristan, Meredith, Taylor Dunham, Dennis Homes, Glen &
Debbie Holmes, Dan Hunt, Dennis & Norma Hunt, Edward
Hunt, Gary & Dorothy Hunt, Ginger Kehoe, Trevor Lockwood,
Lynndell Lesperance, Barb McEwen, Linda Murphy, Andre
Palmateer, Fay Palmateer, Jim Palmateer, Larry Palmateer,
Steven Palmateer, Geg Palmer, Ted & Sue Paranuik, Chris
Parks, Nathan Prato, Shawna Rashotte, Shawn Robinson,
Erik & Angela Rogers, Darian Scurr, Kaitlyn Scurr, Ian
Shaw, Rosie Shinner, Curtis Spicer, Pat Spicer, Jeff & Tracey
Summers, Matt & Jade Tracey, Mitch Turcotte, Scott White,
Donnavan White, Tim White, Frank & Karen Ziloney
Daryl Kramp....................................................................M.P.
Todd Smith...................................................................M.P.P.
Joanne Albert............................Municipality of Tweed Reeve,
Myrtle Gunning, Burt Sherry, Rita Holmes, Fred Furyk,
Jenny Palmateer, Jean Thompson
JUNIOR & PEEWEE MEMBERS
Meghan Palmateer, Dylan Palmateer, Haelie Palmateer,
Jordon Tracey, Landon Wright, Faith Wright, Ava Wright,
John Summers, Andrew Summers, Sydney Summers,
Cassidy Parks, Katie Parks, Oliver Brooks, Brodie Spicer
PAST PRESIDENTS
Wilbur Bateman, Stan Genereaux, Bill McCrea, Ray Phillips,
Milton Elliott, Dennis Hunt, Harold Bateman, Jim Palmateer,
Mike Murphy, Ed Hunt, Glenn Holmes, Fred Furyk, Chris
Doran, Jim Gunning, Tim Hunt, Irene Geen.
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HONORARY DIRECTORS
TWEEED-HUNGERFORD AGRICULTURAL FAIR
July 5, 6, 7 & 8 2012
Calendar of Events
ADVANCE TICKETS ONLINE ONLY:
www.classicamusements.ca
THURSDAY JULY 5th
Toonie Night
All Rides $2.00, Games $2.00,
Cotton Candy & Popcorn $2.00
Gates Open at 5:00pm
5:00 PM
5:45 PM
6:15 PM
6:30 PM
GATES OPEN
Official Opening – Grande Stands
Pet Show - in front of Grande Stands
Kid’s Zone - Ball Diamond
SATURDAY JULY 7th
All you can ride Friday and Saturday
$25.00/Day - $4.00 OFF
Book your advance tickets online.
9:00 AM
10:00 AM
11:00 AM
12:00 PM
12:30 PM
1:30 PM
2:00 PM
4:00 PM
7:00 PM
10:00 PM
Western Horse Games – Ring
GATES OPEN
Beef & 4H Cattle - Barns
Kid’s Karaoke – Tent
Pony Pulls & Horse Pulls - Track
Beer Tent Opens
Jungle Cat World - Arena
Teen’s Karaoke – Tent
Adult’s Karaoke - Tent
Jungle Cat World - Arena
Redneck Riders Lawnmower Races
DEMOLITION DERBY
Entertainment: Trevor Walsh Group
Live Under the Beer Tent
Charlie Pride Pony Rides
FRIDAY JULY 6th
$25.00/Day - $4.00 OFF
Book your advance tickets online.
4:00 PM
5:00 PM
5:30 PM
7:00 PM
9:30 PM
GATES OPEN
Registration for Bike Races
Kids’ Bike Races
Demo Cross
Entertainment: The Remedy
Ball Diamond
SUNDAY JULY 8th
Ride Special: 30 tickets/$20 per person (11am-4pm)
Pay one price bracelets available online
10:00 AM
10:00 AM
12:00 PM
1:00 PM
3:00 PM
GATES OPEN
Dairy & 4H Cattle - Barns
Western Horse Performance Show – Ring
Toddler Show – White Building
Weigh-In & Registration for
Truck & Farm Tractor Pulls
Baby Show – White Building
Truck & Farm Tractor Pull – Track
Entertainment: Dallas Arney Live
Beer Tent
Tweed Ambassador Competition
Performance - Arena
ADVANCE TICKETS ONLINE ONLY AT www.classicamusements.ca
BEER GARDENS OPEN AT 11:00 AM SATURDAY & SUNDAY
FAIRBOARD CANTEEN BBQ OPEN EVERY DAY - Hot Dogs • Hamburgers • Bratwurst • Cold Drinks
www.tweedfair.net
www.tweedfair.net • 131st Tweed Agricultural Fair 2012 • 3
STOCK
RULES & REGULATIONS
EXHIBITS
RULES & REGULATIONS
•• All information can be obtained from the Chairperson ••
•• All information can be obtained from the Chairperson ••
Tires - Batteries - Mufflers
High Performance Custom
Exhaust Specialist
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P.O. Box 760
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TWEED TIRE & AUTO
ENTRY FEE FOR EXHIBITORS IS $5.00
1. Tickets are issued to exhibitors, entitling exhibitor to admission
to the grounds for Sunday only to pick up exhibits and are not
transferable.
2. All exhibits in competition must be as specified or will not be
eligible, and should be placed between 6:00pm and 8:00pm Thursday, July 7th or between 8:00am and 12 noon Friday, July 8th in
the White Building. Judging starts at 1:00pm on Friday, July 8th.
3. Only one article per exhibitor will be allowed in each class.
4. Entry tags may be secured from committee members any time
prior to fair date, or on Thursday or Friday at the White building.
5. Any person exhibiting must be a bona fide maker or grower of
all articles exhibited and all livestock shown - juniors included.
6. Horticultural category - Oasis, chicken wire, or similar may be
used to secure flowers in container. No artificial products to be
used unless stated in list.
7. Domestic Science category - All baking must be displayed in
clear plastic bags with tags attached. All decorations must be edible. Pies and loaves may be entered in standard size pans or smaller pans for less waste. All linings on muffins must be removed
unless otherwise stated. $3.00 entry fee per person.
8. Judges are authorized by Directors to discard soiled, defaced
work that has been exhibited more than twice previously and
award prizes to new work.
9. No exhibit will be allowed entry with marks, names or initials
on them where the owner may be identified.
10. Junior work category - Exhibitors can only enter their own age
category but are welcome to enter the adult category up to 16 years
of age. No entry fee will apply.
11. Domestic Science category - Bottled or canned goods can
be one year previous only.
12. Exhibits must stay on fairgrounds until Sunday, July 10th
at 3:00pm for display. Prize money can be picked up at that
time except for Junior work which will be ready Saturday
between noon and 2:00pm.
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1. No animal or article to compete for more than one prize (unless for special or herds) and no one person will be
allowed to enter more than one exhibit in any class.
2. All animals on the grounds must be either placed in pens or
tied up, leashed excluding events.
3. Any person interfering with the judges while in the discharge
if their duties, will forfeit all prize money. No bribes of any denomination will be attempted upon the judges and their duties.
4. Classes 6 to 12 - 20% will be deducted for membership.
5. Board of Directors will not be responsible for any lost, stolen, damaged items or injured animal.
6. All grain, fruit and seeds to be raised this year (2012) excepting clover seed, must be grown by the person exhibiting
the same.
7. Tickets of entry can be had by calling the chair person of said
Class or can be picked up Friday morning of the Fair from the
Secretary.
8. If insufficient herds are available to provide good competitions, breeds can be combined.
9. All registered animals must be registered prior to the Fair by
forwarding number and entry to the Chairperson.
10. In all sections where there is not competition only twothirds of prizes may be paid. Prize money may also reduce if
emergencies arise.
11. All animals are subject to random drug testing. This
includes all horse pulls, games, pet show, etc.
613-478-3139
613-478-3514
Home 613-478-6250
THURSDAY, JULY 5TH
EVENING STARTS AT 6:00 PM
THURSDAY, JULY 5TH
EVENING STARTS AT 6:00 PM
Admission is 2 non-perishable food items
per person for the Tweed Food Bank or
$2.00 per person.
Toonie Night for Rides, Games,
Popcorn & Cotton Candy
ADVANCE TICKETS ONLINE ONLY:
OFFICIAL OPENING 5:45 PM
(Grand Stands)
PET SHOW 6:15 PM
(Grand Stands)
•• For youth 18 years and under ••
CHAIRPERSON: Marlene White 613-849-7440
All animals must be vaccinated. All animals must be registered by 6:30 pm. No entry fee. Animals must be leashed or
in a cage.
RIDES FEATURED THIS YEAR
MAJOR RIDES:
Spider
Wave Rider
Roc-O-Plane
Twizzler
FAMILY RIDES:
Mardi Gras
Ferris Wheel
Spinner
Merry Go Round
CHILDREN’S RIDES:
Go Gator
Western Train
Boat Ride
Dumbos
Moon Raker
CLASSES:
1.
Most vocal - any sound.
2.
Most creative trick.
3. Most EAR-risistable ears.
4. Most fluffiest pet.
5.
Dog with the longest tail.
6.
Most unique pet.
7.
Best smile.
8.
Best dressed owner and pet - dressed in bedtime theme.
Sponsored by: Vito’s Pizza
CHAIRPERSON: Monica Parks 613-417-0277
Starring Korny Klowns
(Twisty Misty & Groovy Granny)
• Games
• Face painting
• Balloon Sculptures
• Bouncy Castle
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KIDS ZONE 6:30 PM
(Ball Diamond)
Sponsored by:
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Quinte Ltd., Brokerage
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Sales, Service & Installation of Furnaces & Water Heaters
Central Air Conditioning • Oil Tanks • Furnace Protection Plans
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Air Conditioning, Duct Cleaning
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FRIDAY, JULY 6TH
GATES OPEN AT 4:00 PM
SATURDAY, JULY 7TH
GATES OPEN AT 10:00 AM
Admission is $5.00 per person.
12 and under FREE
$25/day -$4 off - Advanced by booking online
www.classicentertainment.ca
$25/day -$4 off - Advanced by booking online
www.classicentertainment.ca
BIKE RACES 5:00 PM
(Track)
WESTERN HORSE SPEED EVENTS 9:00 AM SHARP
(Ring)
CHAIRPERSON:
Robert & Davine Palmateer 613-478-1875
Registration: 5:30 to 6:00 White Building
CLASSES:
1. 5 years and under
2. 6 years to 9 years
3. 10 years to 12 years
4. 13 years to 16 years.
PRIZES:
Winners of races receive medallions for 1st, 2nd and 3rd
places. All participants must finish event for draw. Draw prizes
Classes 1 & 2 - $100 gift card, for Classes 3 & 4 - $150 gift card.
Sponsored by: Old Cheese Factory & EOTA
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 9:30 PM
(Ball Diamond)
12 and under FREE
•• Entries must be received by Thursday, June 14 or a
$5.00 late fee per horse/rider combination will apply.
CHAIRPERSON: Mallory Mumford 705-243-1576
[email protected]
• Proof of liability insurance must be provided.
Entries per class and ages are as follows:
Pony
$2.00/Class
Youth/Adult $3.00/Class
CLASSES:
1. Pony Barrels (12 & under)
2. Youth Barrels (13 -18)
3. Adult Barrels (19 & over)
4. Pony Flag (12 & under)
5. Youth Flag (13 -18)
6. Adult Flag (19 & over)
7. Pony Keyhole (12 & under)
8. Youth Keyhole (13 -18)
9. Adult Keyhole (19 & over)
10. Pony Pole Bending (12 & under)
11. Youth Pole Bending (13 -18)
12. Adult Pole Bending (19 & over)
13. Pony Combination Event (12 & under)
14. Youth Combination Event (13 -18)
15. Adult Combination Event (19 & over)
16. Pony Dash for Cash (12 & under)
17. Youth Dash for Cash (13 - 18)
18. Adult Dash for Cash (19 & over)
19. Pony Fun Class (12 & under)
20. Youth Fun Class (13 - 18)
21. Adult Fun Class (19 & over)
PRIZES:
Pony: 1st - $15, 2nd - $10, 3rd - $7, 4th - $5
Youth/Adult: 1st - $20, 2nd - $15, 3rd - $10, 4th - $5
Live at the Tweed Fair
Friday July 6th at 9:30pm
Ball Diamond
All children aged 18 years and under must wear an approved
riding helmet!
SATURDAY, JULY 7TH
SATURDAY, JULY 7TH
BEEF CATTLE 10:00 AM
BEEF 4H PROGRAM 12:00 NOON
CHAIRPERSON: Megan Burnside 613-242-8775
[email protected]
CLASS 9 - British Breeds
CLASS 10 - Any other breeds
Section 1 - 2012 Bull Calf
Section 2 - Junior Yearling Bull (Apr 2011 to Dec 31 2011)
Section 3 - Senior Yearling Bull (Jan 2011 to Mar 31 2011)
Section 4 - Grand Champion Male
Section 5 - 2011 Heifer Calf
Section 6 - Junior Yearling Heifer ( Apr 1 2011 to Dec 31 2011)
Section 7- Senior Yearling Heifer (Jan 1 2011 to Mar 31 2011)
Section 8 - 2 year old Female (born 2010) with her own
natural calf at foot
Section 9 - Female born before 2010 with her own
natural calf at foot
Section 10 - Grand Champion Female
PRIZES:
Sections 1 to 3 and 5 to 9: Ribbon, $50, $40, $30, $20, $15
Sections 4 & 10: Trophies
SPECIAL:
SPECIAL: SPECIAL: SPECIAL:
SPECIAL: Breeders Herd (both sexes represented - all breeds)
To be bred by exhibitor (must be same breed)
Get of Sire - three (3) animals sired by
the same bull (both sexes represented - all breeds)
Must be same breed.
Progeny of Damn - two (2) animals that share the same Dam - all breeds.
Must be the same breed.
All Breeds Champion Male - champions from Section 4 compete for an overall champion.
All Breeds Champion Female - champions
from Section 10 compete for an overall
champion.
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS:
9:30
Registration
10:00
Open Beef Show
12:00
Beef 4H Show begins with showmanship
classes, followed by conformation classes.
CLASSES:
1. Senior Showmanship (ages 18-21)
2. Intermediate Showmanship (ages 15-17)
3. Junior Showmanship (ages 12-14)
4. Novice Showmanship (ages 10-11)
5. Champion Showperson (top from Classes 1,2,3, & 4)
6. Senior Conformation (females born Jan 1 2011 - Dec 31 2011)
7. Junior Confirmation (females born after Jan 1 2012)
8. Champion Calf (top from Classes 6 & 7)
PRIZES:
Classes 1,2,3,4,6 & 7: Ribbons
Classes 5 & 8: Trophies Donated by June Way, Dunham Farms
CRAS&HSMASH!
DEMO CROSS
Friday July 6th at 7:00pm
REDNECK
LAWNMOWER
RACES
Saturday July 7th at 4:00pm
242 Victoria St., Box 550, Tweed, ON K0K 3J0
www.thetweednews.ca
CHAIRPERSON: Megan Burnside 613-242-8775
[email protected]
DEMO DERBY
Saturday July 7th at 7:00pm
613-478-2699
613-478-2017
Fax: 613-4 78-2749
SATURDAY, JULY 7TH
PONY PULLS 11:00 AM
(Track)
CHAIRPERSON: Pat Langevin 613-478-6158
Teamsters must be a member of Tweed Hungerford
Agricultural Society - $5.00 membership to be paid at gate.
1. Size Class: 48. and under small
56. and under large
2. Draw Distance: 15 ft. 2 pulls allowed on a 15 foot
wide course.
3. Must complete 2 rounds for $25 hitch money.
No registration fee.
4. In event of breakage, draw must be retaken.
Repair time at Judge’s discretion.
5. One driver to a team. One man may drive more than
one team.
6. Disqualifying may be done from failing to hitch in one
minute or three attempts to hitch, profane language,
unnecessary roughness in handling team, failing to
remain in drawing area.
7. No line slaps allowed.
PRIZES: 1st - $100, 2nd - $85, 3rd - $70
Sponsored by: Tweed Veterinary Services
•• Each team must take two draws to qualify for
$40 hitch money.
HEAVY/LIGHT HORSE PULLS 11:00 AM
(Track)
SATURDAY, JULY 7TH
KARAOKE CONTEST
11:00 AM, 12:30 PM & 1:30PM
(Under the LLBO Tent)
AMATEURS ONLY
CHAIRPERSON: Tracey Booth 613-849-8016
CHILDREN
11:00 AM -12 Noon
No registration fee
Must be 12 years and under
PRIZES:
1st - $50, 2nd - $30, 3rd - $20 + Medallions
Sponsored by: Tweed Legion
TEENS
12:30 PM - 1:30 PM
No registration fee
Ages 13 to 17 years
PRIZES:
1st - $60, 2nd - $40, 3rd - $30 + Medallions
Sponsored by: Tweed Legion
ADULTS
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
$5.00 registration fee/person
PRIZES:
1st - $150, 2nd - $100, 3rd - $60
JUNGLE CAT WORLD
2 SHOWS: SATURDAY 12 NOON & 2PM
Sponsored by: Bosley Heating & Cooling
CHAIRPERSON: Steve Gordon 613-477-2091
1. Light Horses - 3400lbs
2. Heavy Horse - 3400lbs and up
PRIZES: 1st - $200, 2nd - $150, 3rd - $110
Ottawa Valley Assoc. Sanctioned Pull
Sponsored by: Drains Poultry/Chicken Coop
•• Each team must take two draws to qualify for
$70 hitch money.
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Ground Beef, Chicken
and Salmon available.
613.478.2713
Beef sold frozen in 3, 5 & 10 lb packages. Also in 30 lb blocks.
2 GREAT SHOWTIMES!
12:00 noon
2:00 pm
Saturday July 7th
Tweed Arena
SATURDAY, JULY 7TH
LAWN MOWER RACING 4:00 PM
(Track)
ENTRY FEE: $10.00 for Redneck Riders
Sponsored by: J & F Farms
DEMO DERBY 7:00 PM
(Track)
Contact Wayne 613-478-3534 or Elsie 613-354-5136.
All drivers and crew must pay admission to the
grounds.
Entry Fee
$40.00 a late fee will apply after June 23rd.
Categories:
Straight Stock Truck
Full Size Straight Stock
Mini class 4&6 cylinder
NEW Powder Puff - entries control the class
All NEW rules & regulations are on our
website www.tweedfair.net or by calling Wayne or Elsie.
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ENTERTAINMENT 10:00 PM
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Truck & Tractor Pulls, Demo Cross, Races, ATV Races
Truck Show & Shine, Lawn Mower Races & More
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THURSDAY AUGUST 2ND
9:00 PM: TS&J PRE PARTY
WITH HIGH VALLEY
AUG. 2ND, 3RD, 4TH & 5TH
AT TRUDEAU PARK
IN TWEED!
August 2, 3, 4, 5
featuring
Deric Ruttan
August 4th
Gord Bamford August 5th
Early Bird Special: You can save money
by ordering your tickets early online.
FRIDAY AUGUST 3RD
2:00 PM: STAMPEDE STAR
SHOWDOWN, WINNER BAND
10:00 PM: VIDEO DANCE
UNDER THE STARS
SATURDAY AUGUST 4TH
9:00 PM: BRANDON SCOTT
10:00 PM: DERIC RUTTAN
12:00 AM: MEET & GREET
AND AFTER PARTY (PEPSI STAGE)
SUNDAY AUGUST 5TH
*FAN FEST WITH BRANDON
SCOTT, DERIC RUTTAN AND
GORD BAMFORD
8:00 PM: WINNER OF
STAMPEDE STAR SHOWDOWN
9:00 PM: GORD BAMFORD
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SUNDAY, JULY 8TH
12 and under FREE
Ride Special: 30 tickets/$20 per person (11:00am-4:00pm)
Pay one price bracelets available online
PERFORMANCE HORSE SHOW
9:00 AM (Ring)
•• Entries must be received by Thursday, June 14 or a $5.00
late fee per horse/rider combination will apply.
CHAIRPERSON: Mallory Mumford 705-243-1576
[email protected]
Entries per class and ages are as follows:
Pony
$2.00/Class
Youth/Adult
$3.00/Class
CLASSES:
1. Pony Halter (12 & under)
2. Youth Halter (13 -18)
3. Adult Halter (19 & over)
4. Pony Showmanship (12 & under)
5. Youth Showmanship (13 -18)
6. Adult Showmanship (19 & over)
7. Pony English Pleasure (12 & under)
8. Youth English Pleasure (13 -18)
9. Adult English Pleasure (19 & over)
10. Pony English Equitation (12 & under)
11. Youth English Equitation (13 -18)
12. Adult English Equitation (19 & over)
13. Open Hunter Hack
14. Open Hunter Over Fences 2’
15. Pony Command (12 & under)
16. Youth Command (13 -18)
17. Adult Command (19 & over)
18. Open Trail
19. Pony Western Pleasure (12 & under)
20. Youth Western Pleasure (13 - 18)
21. Adult Western Pleasure (19 & over)
22. Pony Western Horsemanship (12 & under)
23. Youth Western Horsemanship (13 - 18)
24. Adult Western Horsemanship (19 & over)
25. Pony Fun Class (12 & under)
26. Youth Fun Class (13 - 18)
27. Adult Fun Class (19 & over)
PRIZES:
Pony: 1st - $15, 2nd - $10, 3rd - $7, 4th - $5
Youth/Adult: 1st - $20, 2nd - $15, 3rd - $10, 4th - $5
Sponsored by: Thrasher Feeds
18 years and under must wear an approved riding helmet - no
exceptions!
SUNDAY, JULY 8TH
DAIRY CATTLE 10:00 AM
CHAIRPERSON: Tim Hunt 613-478-6143
CLASS 6 - Holstein
CLASS 7 - Coloured Breeds
Section 1 - Junior Calf (March 20112 or later)
Section 2 - Intermediate Calf (Dec 2011 to Feb 28 2012)
Section 3 - Senior Calf (Sept 1 2011 to Nov 30 2012)
Section 4 - Summer Yearling (Jun 1 2011 to Aug 31 2011)
Section 5 - Junior Yearling (Mar 1 2011 to May 31 2011)
Section 6 - SR/INT Yearling (Sept 12 2010 to Feb 2010)
Section 7- Junior Champion
Section 8 - 2 year old (Sept 1 2009 to Aug 31 2010)
Section 11 - Ages Cow, born prior to Sept 1 2007
Section 12 - Grand Champion Cow
PRIZES: Sec. 1-12: 1st - $50, 2nd - $30, 3rd - $30, 4th - $15
Sec. 7&12: additional ribbons
SPECIAL: Breeder’s Herd - a group of three (3) animals (all breeds) to be owned and bred by exhibitor.
PRIZES: 1st - $35, 2nd - $25, 3rd $20, 4th - $15
4H ACHIEVEMENT DAY - DAIRY 10:30 AM
(Barns)
TWEED/STIRLING & SOUTH HASTINGS DAIRY 4-H CLUB
CHAIRPERSON: Tim Hunt 613-478-6143
Leaders: Tim Hunt, Amanda Jeffs, Terri Hannah & Brian Sills
Calves are to be at the Fairgrounds Sunday July 10 by 10:00 am.
Judging begins at 10:30 am. All health and animal regulations will
apply. Calves should be shown according to the following classes:
11.
Novice Showmanship
12.
Junior Showmanship
13. Intermediate Showmanship
14. Senior Showmanship
15.
Grand Champion
16.
Junior Calf - (March 2012)
17.
Intermediate Calf - (Dec 2011 to Feb 2012)
18.
Senior Calf - (Sept 2011 to Nov 2011)
19
Summer Yearling - (June 2011 to Aug 2011)
20. Junior Yearling - (March 2011 to May 2011)
21.
Reserve Champion
Ribbons will be given in each class. Trophies provided by
Tweed Agricultural Society.
SUNDAY, JULY 8TH
SUNDAY, JULY 8TH
4H ACHIEVEMENT DAY - DAIRY Cont’d
BABY SHOW 12:00 NOON
(White Building)
SOUTH HASTINGS 4-H CLUB
Leaders:
Edward Huffman
Sandra Osborne Bobby Jarrell
Andrew McCurdy
CHAIRPERSON:
Cheri Jo Gordon
CLASSES:
1. Girls born Feb 2012 to April 2012
Boys born Feb 2012 to April 2012
2. Girls born Nov 2011 to Jan 2012
Boys born Nov 2011 to Jan 2012
3. Girls born Aug 2011 to Oct 2011
Boys born Aug 2011 to Oct 2011
4. Girls born May 2011 to July 2011
Boys born May 2011 to July 2011
613-477-1332
613-967-7755
613-968-8830
613-395-2034
TODDLER SHOW 10:00 AM
(White Building)
CHAIRPERSON:
Cheri Jo Gordon 613-477-2091
JUDGING CATEGORIES:
• Funniest • Happiest • Most Serious • Most Active
• Shyest • A Star Someday
CLASSES:
1. Girls born March 2011 to May 2011 - 10:00am
Boys born March 2011 to May 2011 - 10:00am
2. Girls born Dec 2010 to Feb 2011 - 10:30am
Boys born Dec 2010 to Feb 2011 - 10:30am
3. Girls born Sept 2010 to Nov 2010 - 11:00am Boys born Sept 2010 to Nov 2010 - 11:00am
4. Girls born June 2010 to Aug 2010 - 11:30am
Boys born June 2010 to Aug 2010 - 11:30am
PRIZES:
Winners $5.00 each plus category winner button.
Girls and Boys judged together.
TRUCK & FARM TRACTOR PULLS 12:00 SHARP
(Track)
CHAIRPERSON: Tara Palmateer & Samantha Robinson
613-477-2091
12:00
12:00
12:30
12:30
1:00
1:00
1:30
1:30
PRIZES:
1st - Trophy, 2nd & 3rd - Ribbons
Twins: 1st & 2nd Ribbons
Sponsored by: Tweed ValuMart
••• All parents and visitors for the Toddler Show and the
Baby Show are required to pay regular gate admission. •••
Dallas Arney
LIVE!
Tweed Fair
Sunday July 8th
1:00pm
Beer Tent
TWEED AMBASSADOR COMPETITION
3:00 PM (Arena)
Weigh in and registration at 10:30 am at Track. No late
entries. Position will be drawn at registration time.
CHAIRPERSON: Monica Parks 613-417-0277
COMMITTEE: Meredith Dunham
New for 2012: 1 Class ONLY - Powder Puff Truck Class
Entry fee will apply as regular classes. Class will be
determined on number of entries.
1:00 PM Rehearsals & Interviews
Sponsored by: Deerehaven & Palmateer Abattoir
Charlies
Pride
Ponies
Pony Rides Available
Friday, Saturday
& Sunday
at the Tweed Fair
3:00 PM Show
CLASSES:
1. Junior Princess/Prince - Ages 4-6 years
2. Princess/Prince - Ages 7-9 years
3. Youth Ambassador - Ages 10-12 years
4. Junior Ambassador - Ages 13 to 15 years
5. Ambassador - Ages 16 years & Up
Open to male and female. Must live in the Municipality of
Tweed. All winners will receive crown, sash, bouquet and other
gifts. Gifts baskets for all contestants. These youth will represent
the Municipality of Tweed for one year.
Sponsored by: The Chicken Coop & Tweed Florist
EXHIBITS- BAKING & CANNING
G. Tenderflake Best Pie Contest
Raisin Pie
Prizes: 1st & 2nd - Gift Prizes
All exhibits in competition must be as specified or will not
be eligible, and should be placed between 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM
Thursday, July 5 or between 8:00am and 12:00 noon Friday, July 6
in the White Building (where office is). Judging starts at 1:00 PM
on Friday, July 6.
H. Certo Best Jam or Jelly
Strawberry Jelly
Prizes: 1st - $20.00 Product Coupon
2nd - $10.00 Product Coupon
COUNTRY FAIR BAKING CONTEST
Bernardin 2012 Home Canning CONTEST
The following entries must have proof of purchase logo
from package PLUS the recipe attached to each entry.
Bernardin Jam/Jelly Award
Grape Jelly
Prize: 1st - $20.00 Gift Certificate & Rosette Prize Ribbon
A. Fleischmann’s Yeast
Best Bread Contest - White Bread
Prizes: 1st - $15.00 plus gift, 2nd - $10.00 plus gift
B. Fleischmann’s Yeast - YOUTH (up to 16yrs)
Best Bread - Youth White Bread
Prizes: 1st - $15.00
Fleischmann’s National Contest:
Winners from each fair with submission of local fair can
be entered in the National Contest. Judging will be based on
appearance, taste, texture and recipe creativity.
Bernardin Gift Pack Competition
Best Gift Pack submitted using Bernardin Mason Jar & Snap
lids. Judges select winner based on creativity, quality of
home canned product, perceived value and appropriateness of
presentation.
Prize: 1st $20.00 Gift Certificate & Rosette Prize Ribbon
PRIZES: Senior 1st - $100.00
Youth 1st - 1 of 2 Portable Music Players
C. Mazola and Bee Hive Baking Contest
Pecan Pie - 1 slice
Prizes: 1st - $15.00 plus gift, 2nd - $10.00 plus gift
D. Robin Hood Family Favorite Recipe
Coffee Cake - iced - 1 slice
Prizes: 1st - $25.00 Product Certificates
2nd - $10.00 Product Certificates
E. Robin Hood - Best Lunchbox Snack Contest
Brownies
Prize: 1st place only $15.00
Robin Hood National Contest:
First place winners from both D. & E. Contests with
submission from local fair. Judging will be based on appearance,
taste, texture and recipe creativity.
PRIZES: Senior & Youth Categories - 1st prize only - $100.00
F. Crisco Family Favorite Recipe
Golden Crisco Chocolate Chip Cookies - 3 on a plate
Prizes: 1st - $25.00 Product Certificates
2nd - $10.00 Product Certificates
Crisco National Contest:
First place winners of Crisco Contest with submission of
declaration from local fair. Judging will be based on appearance,
taste, texture and recipe creativity.
Prize: 1st place only - $100.00
Bernardin Best of Show Award
Must be submitted with Bernardin Mason Jar & Snap
lid. Judging based on highest accumulated points (fair decides point system) or judges choice of Best Home Canning Entry from qualifiers.
Prize: $30.00 Gift Certificate & Rosette Prize Ribbon
Bernardin Snap Lid/mason Jar Creative Craft
Best decorative or functional homemade craft made
using a Bernardin Mason jar and/or 2 piece Snap Lid as selected by fair
Prize: $20 Gift Certificate & Rosette Prize Ribbon
Bernardin NATIONAL Gift Pack Competition
Eligibility: First place winner of Bernardin Gift Pack
competition from each fair with entry submission by Local
Fair Convenor.
Prizes: 1st - $100.00, 2nd & 3rd - $25.00 each
CRAFT - AGES 10, 11 & 12:
13. Jacobs ladder *
14. 3D button tree
15. Mask made of feathers
16. Recycled cardboard tube far animal
17. Robot
18. Mouse trap car – must run – no larger than 10 inches
EXHIBITS - JUNIOR CRAFT WORK
Theme: “Pioneer Days to Modern Ways”
CHAIRPERSON: Sylvie Dunham 613-478-3903
COMMITTEE: Val Nugent
•• Note: All Boys & Girls section judged separately
••• Note: The category numbers are in the order that need to
accompany the judges listings. Please take time to tag your entries.
CRAFT - AGES 4, 5 & 6:
1. Whirligg (visit www.ci.tumwater.wa.us for pioneer ideas*)
2. Bracelet made of beads
3. Feather bookmark
4. Cotton ball sheep
5. Peace sign window catcher
6. Rocket
BAKING - AGES 10, 11 & 12:
9. Hay Stack cookies
10. Triple Layer Bars – any variety – recipe attached
11. Shortbread cookies – cut to shape to theme
12. Chocolate Brownies – 3pcs - iced
Horticulture - AGES 10, 11 & 12:
5. Wild One – wild grasses, weeds, flowers in a recycled container
6. A variety of fresh flowers in a vase – foliage may be used
PRIZES:1st - $5.00, 2nd - $4.00, 3rd - $3.00
BAKING - AGES 4, 5 & 6:
1. Rice Krispie faces – using edible decorations
2. Peice of garlic bread
3. Decorate a Baby Bell cheese ball – make a funny face
4. Use ice cream cone (cone) and fill with homemade
granola
CRAFT - AGES 13, 14 & 15:
19. Punch tin picture – on a soup can
20. Picture made with buttons & paint
21. Homemade birds nest
22. Clay pot farm animal
23. Create something out of Red Solo cups
24. Robot that moves and or sounds
1. A Flowering Branch
2. Make a Boquet of yellow and orange flowers in a
measuring cup
BAKING - AGES 13, 14 & 15:
13. Baked Squares – your favorite – named – 3 pcs.
14. Butter Tarts – 2 only
15. Bannana Muffins – 2 only – no nuts
16. Strawberry Jam – one jar
PRIZES:1st - $5.00, 2nd - $4.00, 3rd - $3.00
CRAFT - AGES 7, 8 & 9:
7. Handkerchief doll*
8. Picture frame decorated with buttons
9. Flowers made with feathers.
10. Paper plate cow
11. Hackey saks
12. Spaceship
7. An arrangement of fresh flowers in a vegetable
8. Your largest garden bloom in a suitable container
PRIZES:1st - $5.00, 2nd - $4.00, 3rd - $3.00
Sponsors:
Sylvia Dunham, Sylvia Palmateer & Betty Palmateer
3. A boquet of wild flowers in an old rubber boot
(child size only)
4. Mixed boquet in a tea cup for your Teacher
PRIZES:1st - $5.00, 2nd - $4.00, 3rd - $3.00
R0011426011
BAKING - AGES 7, 8 & 9:
5. Sugar Cookie – made to theme
6. Your favorite cookie – unbaked- needs recipe attached
7. Chocolate Brownies – 1pc
8. Chocolate Chip snack cake
VITO’S
Open 7 Days a Week
• Pizza
• Fried Chicken
• Wings
• Burgers
• Subs
• Fish & Chips
Serving Tweed Since 1980
Dine In, Take Out, Delivery
351 Victoria St. N., Tweed • 613-478-2616
210 Mary Street
Box 129
Tweed, ON K0K 3J0
Specializing in Home Heating Oils & Propane
R0011426009
Proprietor
613-478-3008
Cell: 613-847-5016
15 minutes north of Belleville
minutes
north
of Belleville
on15
HWY
62 in the
Hamlet
of Ivanhoe
15
minutes
north
of Belleville
on HWY 62 in the Hamlet of Ivanhoe
on HWY 62613-473-4269
in the Hamlet of Ivanhoe
613-473-4269
613-473-4269
www.ivanhoecheese.com
15 minutes north of Belleville
on HWY 62 in the Hamlet of Ivanhoe
R0011433760
ROGER VANNEST
R0011432131
TWEED AUTO BODY
Eastern
Ontario
255 Metcalf Street,
Postal Bag 1444,
Tweed, ON K0K 3J0
[email protected]
Trails
Alliance
Tel: 613-478-1444
Toll Free: 1-877-889-8810
Fax: 613-478-2235
www.thetrail.ca
R0011432153
R0011410265
R0011410328
EXHIBITS - ADULT DOMESTIC SCIENCE
CHAIRPERSON: Jennet Honey 613-478-2843
COMMITTEE: Monica Parks
Lorna Brooks
PIES AND TARTS:
1. Strawberry Tarts – 3 on a plate
2. Butter Tarts-no nuts – 3 on a plat.
3. Pumpkin Pie – 1 slice
YOUR FAVORITE:
4. 3 Jam Jam’s
5. 3 pcs. Sweet Marie Bars
6. 3 Nanimo Bars
COOKIES, SQUARES AND MUFFINS:
All items must be 3 to a plate - muffins with no linings
7. Chocolate Chip Cookies
8. Thumbprint Cookies
9. Applesauce Muffins
10. Butte Tart Loaf
11. Shortbread Cookies
12. 3 Cupcakes – decorated for theme
ASSORTED HOME-MADE PRODUCTS:
All Breads 2 slices on a plate, 2 items per plate
13A. Sour Cream Berry Cake
13B. Banana Bread
13C. 3 Peanut Butter Balls
13D. OPEN- Your favorite recipe with Honey – recipe
must be attached
PRIZES:
1st $8.00, 2nd $6.00, 3rd $4.00
FAIR SPECIALS:
14A. Single layer cake, decorated to theme, can be mixed
cake mix, appearance only.
Sponsored by: The Food Company (+ $20.00 Gift Certificate)
14B. Strawberry/Rhubarb Pie– 1 slice
14C. Cranberry Chutney
14D. Maple Syrup Muffins –
14E. Gift Basket – 3 baked items displayed in a basket not
exceeding 6”high. Judge on appearance, baked goods
and display
PRIZES:
1st $10.00, 2nd $8.00, 3rd $5.00
BOTTLED GOODS:
14. Sweet Pickles
15. Dill Pickles
16. Chili Sauce
17. Strawberry Jam (not freezer jam)
PRIZES:
1st $8.00, 2nd $6.00, 3rd $4.00
CANNED FRUIT, JAMS AND JELLIES:
18. Your Favorite Jelly- named
19. Blueberry Jam
20. Canned Tomatoes
PRIZES:
1st $8.00, 2nd $6.00, 3rd $4.00
ANTIQUES :
21. School Photo prior to 1950
22. Old Family Photo
23. Wood Planner
24. Milk Bottle
25. Broach
26. Old Farmers Helper- Open your choice
PRIZES:
1st $8.00, 2nd $6.00, 3rd $4.00
EXHIBITS - ADULT CRAFT WORK
Theme: “Pioneer Days to Modern Ways”
CHAIRPERSON: Sylvie Dunham 613-478-3903
Jennet Honey 613-478-2843
HOME ACCESSORIES:
1. Photo Album Cover
2. Decoupage item
3. Pet Apparel
CREATIVE CRAFTS:
4. Beach Towel Tote Bag
5. Body/Hand Scrubber
6. Gift for a man
SEWING AND NEEDLEWORK:
7. Baby Bonet
8. Bib Apron
9. Mitten’s for Mitten tree- Donated to Communtiy Care
10. Guest Towels – Cross stitched
TEEN CORNER:
11. Decorated Flower Pot
12. Crochet Dish cloth
13. T-shirt Scarf
14. Craft your choice -open
PHOTOGRAPHY:
15. Children Playing
16. Funny Animals
17. Holidays
18. Collection of not less than 4 colored prints
one subject-mounted on ½ piece of Bristol board.
OLD TIME FAVORITES:
19. A useful article of counted cross stitch
20. Embelleshed Pillow cases
21. Braided Placemat
22. Open – any item of craftwork not listed - named
CELEBRATIONS:
23. Christmas Item – open
24. Autumn vine Wreath
25. Baby Announcement – Baby Shawl – knit
26. Thanksgiving Table Arrangement
27. 3 Christmas Decorations, each made in a different method
PRIZES:
1st $6.00, 2nd $5.00, 3rd $4.00
QUILTING:
28. Two Different Blocks, mounted, named, not quilted
29. Table Runner
30. Cushion
31. Open – quilting of your choice - named
PRIZES:
1st $10.00, 2nd $8.00, 3rd $6.00
OPEN:
32. Open pieced quilt: 72” x 90” or larger
PRIZES:
1st $15.00, 2nd $10.00, 3rd $8.00
2012 Quilt Special – Rag Quilt – 72” x 90” or larger
QUILT SPECIAL 2013
33. Bear Claw - 72” x 90” or larger
13
QUILT SPECIAL 20
ilt
Qu
aw
Bear Cl
PRIZES:
1st $25.00, 2nd $20.00, 3rd $15.00
ART WORK- Open Medium
34. Landscape, including frame (not exceeding 18”)
35. Floral
36. Open Subject – framed – (not exceeding 18”)
37. Abstract – any medium
38. Building – any medium
PRIZES:1st $11.00 , 2nd $8.00, 3rd $6.00
EXHIBIT Categories for 2012
GARDENING SPECIAL
A collection of flowers (grown) – not more than 6 varieties, displayed
in a vegetable (vegetable may be purchased)
Prize: $10.00
EXHIBITS - HORITCULTURE
ROOTS & VEGETABLES
CHAIRPERSON: Darlene Elson 613-478-5174
ROOTS & VEGETABLES:
1. 3 green tomatoes - on a plate
2. 1 squash - any size
3. 3 cucumber dill (at least 3”long)
4. 3 beets - on a plate
5. 3 carrots - on a plate
6. 1 Sunflower Head
7. 5 beans on a plate
8. 3 table potatoes on a plate
Specials
9. A variety of 5 vegetables displayed in attractive
container - creativity and arrangement judged
PrizeS: #1-#8 - 1st - $8., 2nd $6., 3rd $4.
#9&#10- 1st $10, 2nd $8. 3rd $6.
HORTICULTURE
1. African Violet - 5 blooms
2. One Bloom your choice with foilage in a vase
3. Calendulas - 5 blooms
4. Asters - 3 stems
5. Dahlias - with own foliage-3 blooms
6. Delphinum -one spike-named if possible
7. Gladioli - 3 spikes
8. Hemerocallis/Day Lilies - bouquet any color-any variety
9. Lilies - True Lilies-bouquet any color-any variety
10. Petunias-ruffled - 3 blooms any kind
11. Marigolds - under 3” bloom - 7 blooms
12. Impatiens (3 or more blooms)
13. Petunias - 5 blooms- same variety
14. Phlox - 3 stems - 12” to 15” tall
15. Rose - full bloom - hybrid tea - own foliage
16. Rose Floribunda-2 stems -with own foliage
17. Salvia - 5 spikes - with own foliage
18. One Flowering Begonia
19. Collection of Herbs- named in a suitable container
20. Zinnias - 5 blooms - 3 inches and over
21. Any Mixed Bouquet
22. Collection of perennials - 3 different kinds 3 stems each
Potted Plants
23. Coleus gown in 2012
24. Flowering Begonia
25. Impatients
26. Most unusual plant - named
27. Geranium - Pelargonium -in bloom-new plant started
in 2009
28. Houseplant - in bloom -name variety
29. Cactus/succulent - one or more varities
Prizes: 1st $7, 2nd $5, 3rd $4.
Flower Special
1. Window Box - a mix of annuals and trailing
plants/greenery
2. Fair Theme Special - be creative
3. Country Delight - display of mixed flowers
4. Prarie Gold -Floral design using grains, leaves, flowers
not to exceed 18”- in basket w/handle
5. Mixed Hanging Basket - 2 or more varieties
Prizes: 1st $10, 2nd $8., 3rd $6.
Sponsored by: Murphy’s Potato & Fresh Landscape
EXHIBITS - HORITCULTURE
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS
GRAINS & SEEDS
Without their help the Fair would not be possible.
• Note: the following list is updated only as time of publishing this book.
CHAIRPERSON: Matthew Dunham 613-920-3631
•• 1-8 in mason jars, all hay must be wrapped in clear plastic.
Only 1 entry per farm per class. All hay classes must be
displayed in clear plastic bags or wrap.
1. Spring Wheat
2. Winter Wheat
3. Oats
4. Barely
5. Mixed Grains
6. Soy Beans - cluster of 6 plants, no roots
7. Red Clover
8. Sheath of Oats
9. Hay Silage: 2011, pail
PRIZES:
1-9: 1st - $6.00, 2nd - $5.00, 3rd - 4.00
GRAIN & SEED SPECIALS:
10. Best Agricultural Display
11. Collection of Grains, not less than 3 varieties - must be in clear plastic
FORAGE SPECIALS:
12. 1 square bale of hay first cut: 2011
13. 1 square bale of hay second cut: 2011
KIDS SPECIALS:
14. Largest bale of twine
PRIZES:
10-14: 1st $10.00
TOWN & COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON
Laurie Simmons
Kelly Ann Desroches
Alverna Spencer
Katelyn Moore
613-478-3038
R0011432126
331 Victoria St. ,Tweed ON
9’S TAXI
BENCE FORD
DEERHAVEN FARM & GARDEN
DUNHAM FARMS
EMC NEWSPAPER
FRESH LANDSCAPE
GARHAVEN FARMS
EOTA
J & F FARMS
JIM MCQUIRE ELECTRIC
JUNE WAY
LINDA MURPHY
LYMAN HOLMES EXCAVATING
PALMATEER’S ABATTOIR
PALMATEER FARMS
RASHOTTE HOME BUILDING CENTRE
THE CHICKEN COOP
THRASHERS GARDEN CENTRE
TWEED VALUMART
VITO’S PIZZA
DRAINS POULTRY/CHICKEN COOP
GUNNING PHYSIO CENTRE
BOSLEY COOLING & HEATING
THE OLD CHEESE FACTORY
TWEED VETERINARY SERVICES
CROWN CLEANERS
TWEED FLORIST
SYLVIA DUNHAM
SYLVIA PALMATEER
BETTY PALMATEER
THE FOOD COMPANY
TWEED LEGION
•• AND ALL SPONSORS THAT WERE NOT AVAILABLE
AT PRESS TIME WE THANK YOU ••
We would like to pay a special thanks to the Municipality of
Tweed, Tweed Firefighters and The Arena Board for the use of
equipment and buildings.

131ST TWEED AGRICULTURAL FAIR

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