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PROUD OF
THE PAST
POISED FOR
THE FUTURE
CELEBRATING
150 YEARS
1868 - 2018
2018
NORWOOD
FALL FAIR
October 6th, 7th & 8thNORWOOD THANKSGIVING
THE Weekend
NORWOOD Fair
FAIR
October 6th, 7th WEEKEND
THANKSGIVING & 8th, 2018
• THE NORWOOD FAIR PARADE •
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7 • SUnDAY, OCTOBER 8
Throwing of any favours, (candies, etc.)
Parade Chairperson: Karrie Kerber, 705-927-0876
tkkerber@gmail.com mONDAy, OcTObER
from a float 9, 2017 prohibited.
is strictly
Parade Committee: Jack Lamey
Jim Moore Jr. 1. THEME FLOATS
tHe nOrWOOd FAir PArAde
Katelyn Morre “PROUD OF THE PAST, POISED FOR THE FUTURE”
Brenda Doherty PRIZES: 1st $150; 2nd $125; 3rd $100; 4th $85;
Ron Timmermans
Parade Chairperson: Karrie
Dale
Kerber, 705-927-0876
Deviney
Throwing
5th $75; allofothers
any favours,
$45 (candies, etc.) from
tkkerber@gmail.com
Brandon Kerber Jack Lamey
Parade Committee: Russ Homewood,
a float is strictly prohibited.
2. GENERAL FLOATS CATEGORY
Jim Moore Jr., Ron English, Brenda
Cody Doherty, Ron
Stephens CHILDREN’S
PRIZES: CATEGORIES
1st $125; (Judged at 11:30
2nd $100; 3rda.m. at Bicycle
$85; 4th $75;Rack)
Timmermans, Dale Deviney, Brandon Kerber & Leigh 1.all
Person in Costume
All floats must be pre-registered by October 5th others $45 (under 12 yrs., walking)
Schiller. 2. Decorated Bicycle and Rider (7 yrs. & under)
withbeSue
All floats must Thompson
pre-registered by October 5th
with Karrie Kerber,suet0324@yahoo.ca
705-760-1628 705-639-1668
3.3. ANTIQUE
Decorated Bicycle and Rider (8 yrs. & over)
TRACTORS
4.Local
Decorated Wagon w/Passenger
exhibitors of vintage tractors (pre 1960) are
5.invited
DecoratedtoWheelbarrow
participatew/Passenger
in the parade Saturday at 12
CHILDREN’S CATEGORIES PRIZES: 1st $10; 2nd $8; 3rd $6; Remainder gets five Ride Tickets
1 THEME FLOATS: noon. Participants must register with
(Judged at 11:30 a.m. at Bicycle Rack) 3.Ron
ANTIQUE TRACTORS
“FUN FOR THE(under
WHOLE HERD” Timmermans, 705-696-3894.
1. Person in Costume 12 yrs., walking) Local exhibitors of vintage tractors (pre 1960) are invited
PRIZES: 1st $150; 2nd $125; 3rd
2. Decorated Bicycle and Rider (7 yrs. $100; 4th $85;
& under) to participate in the parade Saturday, October 8 at 12 noon.
4. SINGLE
ParticipantsLIGHT HORSE
must register orTimmermans,
with Ron PONY & 705-696-3894.
CARRIAGE
5th $75; all
3. Decorated othersand
Bicycle $45 Rider (8 yrs. & over) First 2 entries accepted. $50 each entry. Pre-register
4. Decorated Wagon w/Passenger 4.bySINGLE LIGHT20th
September HORSE or PONY & CARRIAGE
705-639-5283
2 GENERAL
5. Decorated FLOATS CATEGORY
Wheelbarrow w/Passenger First 2 entries accepted. $50 each entry. Pre-register by
PRIZES: 1st $10; 2nd 2nd
PRIZES: 1st $125; $100;
$8; 3rd $6;3rd $85; 4th $75;
Remainder getsallfive September 20th. 705-639-5283
5. SADDLE HORSES & RIDERS
others
Ride Tickets$45 5.$10
SADDLE HORSES & RIDERS
for each Rider in the Parade
$10 for each Rider in the Parade.
PArAde
Saturday, at 12:00 noon
ALL Participants to be at the
Parade Site by 10:45 a.m.
Free Grounds Admission,
Saturday ONLY, for parade
participants.
PArAde rOute
Start at Norwood Public
School, go west on Flora
Street, turn north on Queen
Street, go east on Cedar
Street, turn south on
King Street, then east on
Alma Street, and into the
Faigrounds.
www.norwoodfair.com Entry deadline is September 20, 2017 unless otherwise stated • 19PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS NORWOOD THANKSGIVING
It’s long been a saying in the
area that there are only two
WEEKEND FAIR
seasons in Norwood, “Before the
fair and after the fair.” This was
OCT. 6, 7 & 8, 2018
definitely the mantra in my house
as I was growing up. Many months
before Thanksgiving Weekend,
seeds were ordered, gardens were
INDEX
planted, tended and harvested,
and crafts were planned and
created. Closer to the fair, baking
Parade ......................................Inside Front Cover
was done, flowers were arranged, Presidents Message............................................1
and entry tags were filled in by Fair Ambassador..................................................2
all members of the family. The Directors and Committees.................................... 3
weekend finally arrived, bringing School & Homecraft Division...............................3
with it all the excitement that only the Norwood fair can bring. Friday
night was always full of anticipation - what prizes would be won,
Lawn Tractor Races..............................................3
how would the float fare in the parade, would our pumpkin be big Rules and Regulations.........................................4
enough? We would help mom tally the points for the Homecraft Norwood Fair Car Show.......................................5
Division and dad would be busy with the vegetable displays. All Antique Tractor Demo & Show.............................5
three days would be spent at the fair with friends and family, taking Horse and Pony Draws .................................... 6
in the midway, the barns, the displays and the shows. All too fast
the fair would pass, we would take a breather, and not long after,
Heavy Horses ................................................. 6-7
the cycle would start again. I can honestly say that not much has Light Horses .................................................... 8-9
changed in our house, except that now we are continuing the same Ontario Xtreme Cowboy ...................................9
traditions with our own children. Dairy Cattle ..................................................... 9-10
The Norwood Agricultural Society is celebrating a historic Steer Show and Sale .....................................10-11
milestone this year with the 150th anniversary of its first fair in
1868. It is a history steeped in traditions. Some have lasted from
Beef Cattle ....................................................... 11
its inception, others have come and gone and been replaced with Sheep Show ................................................11-12
new traditions. However, the one thing that remains the same is Goat Show ...................................................12-13
the society’s commitment to provide a first-class fair that maintains 4-H Club ..................................................... 13-14
its agricultural roots. Although the fair continues to grow and new Schedule of Events.............................................14
attractions are added, the first priority is to ensure that the fair’s
focus is to showcase our local agriculture and teach young and old
Saturday Entertainment......................................14
about the importance of rural communities. Baby Show/Talent Show.....................................14
The Norwood Agricultural Society would not be what it is today Entry Form..........................................................15
without the dedication, foresight, and vision of the hundreds of Poultry................................................................16
volunteers who have given so selflessly over the past 150 years. Potatoes, Field Roots .......................................17
Whether setting up during the weeks leading up to the fair, serving
on one of the boards, feeding volunteers, working gates, helping
Vegetables & Fruit .............................................17
with year-round maintenance, advertising, organizing entertainment, Field Crop Competitions ...................................18
managing the books, looking after prizes, or cleaning up when it’s all Hunter Show .....................................................19
over, the work of the fair is done in large part by volunteers. These Western Show ...................................................19
volunteers have taken a small, one-day fair held on rented land, to Western Gymkhana Show ................................20
a 3-day event on grounds that are used by many organizations for
multiple events including 4-H achievement days, dog shows, and
Homecraft Rules ...............................................20
this year, the RCMP Musical Ride. Amateur Photography...................................20-21
Many people ask, “What makes the fair so successful?” I believe Family Wear ................................................ 21-22
it’s all about tradition. School fair traditions are continued by the Needlecraft ................................................. 22-23
many children who, in adulthood, come back to volunteer. Fair Domestic Science .............................................24
Ambassadors continue the tradition of representing the fair by
taking on various roles within the fair community. Volunteers show
Organizational Displays ....................................24
up every year to carry out jobs without even needing to be asked. Bottled Goods ...................................................25
Exhibitors carry on family traditions and create new ones. Fairgoers Horticulture .......................................................26
return every Thanksgiving to meet up with friends and family, catch Hobbies and Handicrafts ..................................27
up on old times, and take in all that the Norwood Fall Fair has to Woodworking.....................................................27
offer. I am truly looking forward to carrying on all of these traditions
at our 150th fair. See you at the Fair.
Folk Art ..............................................................28
Kerstin Walsh Adult Art ............................................................28
President, 2018-2019
Norwood Agricultural Society
Entry deadline is September 20, 2018 unless otherwise stated | www.norwoodfair.com • 1THE NORWOOD FAIR
NORWOOD AMBASSADOR 2017-2018
COUNTRY It has been an honour
MUSIC
to represent such an
amazing event as the
2017-2018 Norwood
JAMBOREE Fair Ambassador. The
Norwood Fair is the one
time of year that we come
together to celebrate
our accomplishments
(Formerly known as Lindsay Country Jamboree) as a community; it is the
Norwood Fair Grounds
place for generations
from urban and rural
environments to gather.
3rd Week of July Ever since that single
seed was planted back
ANNUALLY in 1868, it has now grown into a significant event well
known all across Ontario. Personally I have attended
the Norwood Fair 17 times, and each time it is more
48 Alma St., exciting, with the traditions remaining the same. Being
crowned the Norwood Fair Ambassador was a proud
moment for me as it was a dream of mine since I was
Norwood, ON K0L 2V0 little. Throughout my experience as the fair ambassador I
got to partake in many community events and activities.
www.norwoodcountryjamboree.com This included: setting up the fair, welcoming everyone
at the opening ceremonies, handing out ribbons at
different events on fair weekend, being in the fair parade,
For further information: speaking at many community events, attending several
fair meetings, being in the Norwood Santa Claus Parade,
1-800-954-998 or and attending the OAAS convention in Toronto. This year
at the OAAS convention it was a special moment for the
705-741-6097 Norwood Fair as we received a plaque of recognition of
the 150th year of our fair. From these experiences I have
acquired many skills that will be beneficial for me in the
future, as well as gained a perspective on the amount of
dedicated volunteers we have; which is the reason why
NOTICE TO ALL MEMBERS our fair is so successful. The endless hours the volunteers
contribute to the fair; not just on fair weekend but year
round is amazing! I encourage everyone to take part in the
General Meeting September 10th, 2018 Ambassador experience as it is an incredible opportunity
General Meeting November 5th, 2018 that will leave you with many memories that will last a
life time. The Norwood Fair holds a special value for
Annual Meeting January 17th, 2019 me as it is the time of year to rejoice and be thankful
for our accomplishments as a community, our family,
and our agricultural foundation. From 1868 to 2018 the
Norwood Fall Fair continues to be an opportunity for
friendly competitions between friends and neighbours,
a community gathering to celebrate the harvest, and a
great time to catch up and have some fun for a couple of
days. I had an incredible experience as the Norwood Fair
Ambassador, and although it is over I will cherish these
memories forever.
Fred Begg Alexa Vanderhurst
Norwood Fair Ambassador, 2017-2018
Would you like to be a Fair Ambassador? Ambassador Competition is held each August.
If you are between the Ages of 17 - 24 as of August 1st, 2018 YOU are invited to compete!
Please contact Ashley Calder norwoodfairambassador@gmail.com. We would love to hear from you.
2 • Norwood Thanksgiving Fall Fair 2018: “Proud of the Past, Poised for the Future”OFFICERS, DIRECTORS & ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS
OFFICERS: DIRECTORS:
President One Year Two Year Three Year Junior
Kristen Walsh Frank English Jeff Dornan Jim Buck Evan Calder
1st Vice President Murray Lobb John Kloosterman Julie Hughes Katelyn Moore
Krista Tweedie Ryan Sedgwick John Steele Brent Ross Emma Smith
2nd Vice President Phillip Starwbridge Greg Stewart Steve Ross Evan Stanley
John Steele Ron Timmermans Kerstin Walsh Ed Walsh Joey Walsh
General Manager Krista Tweedie Maureen Walsh Matt Walsh Megan Wilson
Paul Quinlan
ASSOCOATE DIRECTORS:
Jason Aggett Jennifer Crowley Marg Garden Shirley McCracken Grant Ross John Terpstra
Shelley Aggett Joseph Crowley Larry George Tom McKeiver Murray Ross Rick Thompson
Jeff Bailey Alex Davidson Liz George Carl Millet Pat Ross Cathy Turner
Allan Baker Jack Deen Robert Gerow Terry Moher Elizabeth Ruttan Jim Turner
Terry Baker Tom Deen David Graham Jim Moore Jr. Suzanne Ruttan Will Vanderhorst
Murray Baptie Brenda Doherty Bill Hay Pat Moore Bill Scott Theo & Marg Van
Scott Baptie Pat Doherty John Heath Claire Newel Ron Scott Will
Joan Barraball Bill Duke Mike Heron Jesse Newman Robert Sedgwick Halie Wagner
Blayne Barr Andy Elmhurst Russ Homewood Deen O’Brien Meri Lynn Shaw Barry Walsh
Ken Bell Al English Bill Hooper Hendrina Parcels Murray Shaw Bernard & Barb
Bruce Brett Bill & Leona English Kevin Horsby Al Partington Paul Sherwin Walsh
Jane Bryenton Frank English Blaine Jessup Terry Patterson Bill Sherry Brad Walsh
Kenny Bryenton Kevin English Paul Kavanagh Bruce Payne Rose Spencer Joe Walsh
Lindsay Burtt Ron English Claire King Katie Pollock John Steele Ron Warner
Bill Cheek Jason Ferguson Jerry King Chris Quinlan Beverly Stephenson Richy Webb
Cal Clarke Doug Fleming Karrie Kerber Frank Quinlan Scott Stewart Irene Wood
Edgar Cornish Gerald Fry Brenda Lamey Len Ranee Cameron Stockdale Rick Wynne
Francis Crowley Don Funston Jack Lamey Dan Reed Cathy Stockdale
Jane Crowley Kathy Galbraith Mike Livingston Kathy Reid Colleen Terpstra
SCHOOL DIVISION HOMECRAFT DIVISION
Co Presidents: Lindsay Genge, 705-933-8945 Co Presidents: Denise Calder 705-639-5240
Laurie Strawbridge, 705-639-1964 Joan Higgins 705-931-3508
Past Co President: Lori Burtt, 705-760-6668 Past President: Maureen Walsh
Jeanette Marshall, 705-639-1679 Secretary: Marilyn Heming 705-639-1615
Secretary: Jennifer Payne, 705-639-5243 DIRECTORS:
DIRECTORS: Joyce Archer Annette Klompmaker
Carrie Barr Dorothy Kloosterman Laurie Barton Anne McIntyre
Bonnie Davidson Beth Lobb Louise Bray Carol Oliver
Rosemary Davidson Annalene Miles Ashley Calder Heather Ormiston
Danica Donald Allison Rutherford Blanche Collinson Debbie Ottley
Shelley Elmhurst Maureen Sedgwick Tracy Dafoe Joan Payne
Anne English Marion Stockdale Ferne DeBaeremaeker Elaine Scott
Jenna English Laurie Stockdale David Genge Barb Sherwin
Mary English Shelley Vandenburg Rose Gordon Joy Seabrook
Eric Gallagher Heather Wrightly Lesley Hobbs Michelle Simpson
Julie Hurtubise Lori Zapletal Bev Howat Suzi Stanley
Emily Jones Robin Howat Renee Toms
Alisha Kelly Laurie Inglis Cathy Turner
Donna Kelly
The School Prize List is NOT included in this book.
There is a separate School Fair Book, which is distributed to area LAWN TRACTOR RACES
schools. A limited number are also available at the Fair Office, Enter via Alma St., Gate #1
Norwood Home Hardware & the Norwood & Asphodel Libraries. Grass Hogs Lawn Tractor Racing
The complete School Fair Book & Prize List is available to “mower fun for everyone”
download at www.norwoodfair.com. We invite all elementary, www.grasshogsracing.com
high school and home school students to enter the wide variety of Welcome racers and Fans to Norwood Fair’s
classes available. There is no entry fee or form required. Contact Lawn Tractor races set to go on Sunday.
the Norwood Fair Office if you require a book or entry tags. Green flag drops at 1:00 p.m.
norwoodfair@gmail.com
Entry deadline is September 20, 2018 unless otherwise stated | www.norwoodfair.com • 3COMMITTEES OF RULES & REGULATIONS
MANAGEMENT 1. 1. No additional or substitute entries will be allowed, unless
the Secretary has been notified prior to the show.
General Manager:
Paul Quinlan, Office: 705-639-5283 All entries MUST be subitted by September 20th.
Box 377, Norwood, Ont. K0L 2V0 • Fax: 705-639-5468 2. All exhibits MUST be bonafide the property of the Exhibitor,
norwoodfair@gmail.com • Cell 705-875-7796 and with the exception of Livestock and Homecraft, MUST
Concessions: have been grown, produced or made during the current year.
GA Brethen Coliseum & Outdoor Area that is fair controlled. Forfeiture of the premiums will follow any infringement of this
Allison Brown, norwoodfairvendors@gmail.com Rule, and debar the Exhibitor in the future.
Krista Tweedie 3. No person shall make more than one entry in the same Section
of a Class, unless otherwise stated.
Concessions: 4. No animal is allowed to compete for more than one prize
Exhibition Building & Curling Club unless as herinafter provided, foals, teams, and herds of cattle
Joan Payne, vendornorwoodfair@gmail.com are exceptions to this rule.
Saturday Entertainment: 5. In case of bad weather or any other detrimental force,
Indoor Stage: the Society reserves the right to reduce the prize money in
Jennifer Barton, 705-639-5817 accordance with the average of the last three normal years of
Katie Pollock, 705-930-8282 attendance for that day. The requirements for #16 under rules
Outdoor Stage: Amateur Musical Entertainment and regulations must also be adhered to be eligible for any
Kerstin Walsh, 705-696-2856 (call to pre-register) payout.
Sunday Entertainment: 6. No animals or articles entered for competition shall necessarily
Joseph Crowley, 705-639-1338 entitle the Owner to a Prize unless it is considered worthy by
the Judges.
Monday Entertainment:
7. Registered Certificates of Pure Bred Horses, Cattle & Sheep
Paul Quinlan
must be handed to the Committee in Charge on the day of
Parade: exhibition, if requested.
Karrie Kerber, Chairperson, 705-927-0876 8. It is strictly forbidden to attach Prize Tickets given at any
Antique Cars: former Exhibition to any animal or article, until the Judges have
Terry Baker, 705-778-1657 made their award.
Antique Tractors: 9. Exhibitors of animals, immediately on receiving their Prize
Ron Timmermans, 705-696-3894 Ribbons, shall affix them to the Prize Animals as soon as it is
practically possible to do so.
Property: 10. Entry Tickets shall be supplied for entries and MUST be
Krista Tweedie, 705-696-3742 attached to EVERY article entered.
John Steele, Ron Timmermans 11. The First, Second and Third prizes shall be distinguished by
Buildings and Grounds Rental: Red, Blue and White ribbons respectively.
Paul Quinlan, 705-639-5805 or 5283, 705-875-7796 12. The Society accepts no responsibility for theft or loss of any
Parking: Article on the grounds.
Matt Walsh, Chairman, 705-930-0913 13. The Society shall not be responsible for any accident on the
grounds.
Gates:
14. Any person who interferes with the Judge, or Committee
Greg Stewart, Chairman, 613-922-1897
in Charge, or who intimidates or discredits the Judge or
Julie Hughes, Paul Quinlan
Committee, will be expelled from the Show Ring immediately.
Finance: All Prize Money shall be forfeited, and the offender shall be
Steve Ross, Chairman, 705-639-1558 excluded from exhibiting the following year.
Kerstin Walsh, Paul Quinlan 15. The Exhibition shall be open at 9:00 a.m. each day.
Photography: 16. NO Livestock may be taken from the grounds before 5:00 p.m.
Megan Wilson, Chairperson, 705-559-5302 on the day on which they are judged. Exhibits in main buildings
Jeff Dornan MUST NOT BE REMOVED before 5:00 p.m. Monday.
17. No premiums will be paid until after October 31st.
Agricultural Education:
18. All protests or appeals MUST be made in writing and must
Julie Hughes, 705-639-5149
state plainly the cause or complaint, and shall be presented
Research: to the Secretary at or before 6:00 p.m. on the third day of the
Andy Elmhurst, 705-696-3515 Exhibition. The sum of twenty dollars shall be deposited with
Safety Co-ordinator: the Secretary in case of protest or appeal, the same to become
Matt Walsh, 705-930-0913 the property of the Society if the appeal is not sustained.
Advertising and Promotion: 19. Unless otherwise stated in the Class of “Specials” or
Jeff Dornan, Chairman, 705-639-2100 Championships, only Exhibits in the Regular Classes will be
permitted to compete.
Audit Committee: 20. The Society reserves the right to prohibit and prevent all kinds
John Steele, Chairperson, 705-696-1491 of theatrical, circuses and acrobatic performances, exhibition
Steve Ross, Frank English or shows, and also to regulate or even prevent trafficking,
or huckstering in fruit, goods, wares or merchandise on the
Exhibition grounds, or within 300 metres thereof; and any
4 • Norwood Thanksgiving Fall Fair 2018: “Proud of the Past, Poised for the Future”person who, after due notice of such rules and regulations
violates the same, shall be liable to be removed by the ANTIQUE TRACTOR
4-H cluB sectiOn
Officers, police or constables of the Society, and be liable of a
fine of not less than $1.00 or more than $20.00. Such fines to 4-H sHOW & DEMONSTRATION BeeF cluB
Conformation: Pre
be enforced and collected as fines are usually collected and The 4-H Show is open to all Clubs that wish to participate. The
SHOW CHAIRMAN: Showmanship: Pre
Norwood Agricultural Society take great pleasure in supporting
to be paid over to the Society for its use and benefit. Evan Calder,
this very important part of705-639-5240
the Fair. SECTION 1. JUNIO
SECTION 2. SENIO
21. All space for Livestock Exhibits will be available on a “first 4-H calvesandycalderexcavating@hotmail.com
shown in Conformation classes must be participant’s
THE ROYAL BANK
current 4-H project.
come, first served” basis. Come join us(Premium)
Prize Money for our Annual
is $25.00 Antique
each forTractor (Pre 1960) Show
both Showmanship the and
Champion Bee
22. The Norwood Agricultural Society strongly recommends that JOHN AUCKLAND
Demonstration
and Confirmation.Pull. The Pulling Demonstration will take place
JunioronShowmansh
Exhibitors carry personal liability insurance. All participants
the Monday ofMUST PREREGISTER
Thanksgiving ONLINE
weekend. Weight in starts at JIM10am.
& CATHY TUR
• Go to www.norwoodfair.com,
All participants
• Select must
“4H Online sixteen years old and hold a validShowmanship
be Form”
Entry driver
PETERBOROUGH
in th
license to participate. Exhibitors will be slotted into eight different
• Fill out and Submit
NORWOOD FAIR CAR SHOW All Premiums will be mailed to the address you provide.
classes according
Entry Deadline to their tractors
is September 30th.
THE DEMOSTRATION PULL WILL START
weight.
Showmanship in t
(Antique, Classic, Custom, Street Rod & Truck) 4-H AGes Future F
Novice: Ages 9 thru 11 inclusive
AT 12 NOON SHARP! Monday at 11
1981 and Older Exhibitors
Junior: Ages are 12 thruto14park
inclusivetheir trucks/trailers in the overflow Two Classes: Ag
Thanksgiving Saturday, 9am to 4pm Intermediate:
parking on theAgessouth
15 thruside of Alma St. and drive tractor(s)Calf
17 inclusive toto be born
Senior: Ages 18 thru 21 inclusive All participants
Gate #3 for entry to fair grounds. • A $10 Prem
CAR SHOW COMMITTEE: •4-H sHOW tiMes
All participants will be required to sign a waiver form holding theon registrati
Terry Baker Ken Bell Poultry Club Show, Saturday 10 AM thru Monday 4 PM • A plaque re
Norwood Agricultural Society not liable for any damage or injurypresented o
Beef Clubs Show: Saturday at 11:30 a.m.
Jack Deen Tom Deen caused
Sheep Clubs by the Tractor
Show: Exhibitor.
Sunday at 12:30 a.m. Stanley and
Doug Fleming Don Funston •Goat Clubs Show:must
All participant Sunday at 11:30
carry a.m.
Public Liability Insurance and mustFuture be F
Dairy Clubs Show: Monday at 11:45 a.m.
David Graham Bill Hay able to provide proof of same upon the request of the Norwood $10 to first place
John Heath Bill Hooper Agricultural
IMPORTANT:Society. ALL winners of Trophies in the Specials (Dairy Prizes donated b
Blaine Jessup Paul Kavanagh excluded), MUST be members of 4-H Clubs in Peterborough
This
County. event is sponsored by: Kawartha Battery and the Norwood dAiry clu
Clair King Jerry King Agricultural Society. We ask you to comply with our rules, forConformation: the P
John Lamey Mike Livingstone Future FArMers BeeF cAlF sHOW: Showmanship: P
safety of exhibitors & spectators
Saturday at 11:00 a.m. MUST PREREGISTER ONLINE
alike. SECTIONS:
Mike Lynch Lori Lynch There is no membership
Two Classes: Ages 5 & 6 and or 7entry
& 8 fee. Tractor & Driver will be admitted
01. JUNIOR CAL
Dean O’Brien Terry Patterson Calf to
free. be born
(you will this calendar
be given year. pass in advance or at the gate).02.
a gate INTERMEDIA
All
All participants will receive: 03. SENIOR CAL
Danny Pearce Ron Timmermans others, 13 and over, are required to pay daily
• A $10 Premium which will be mailed to address provided on admission of $10.00.
04. SUMMER YE
Richy Webb Bill Sherry ANTIQUE
preregistration TRACTORS
form. Premiums & THE
sponsored in NORWOOD
part by Bernie 05. JUNIOR YEA
Walsh Electric. 06. EMBRDALE
Kevin Hornsby Terry Moher FAIR PARADE Presented to the
• A plaque recognizing your participation. Plaques will be presented
Rick Thompson Bruce Brett Local exhibitors of Vintage Tractors (pre 1960) are invitedSenior
on site and are sponsored in part by Mark and Suzi Stanley to Dairy Sho
Len Ranee Braden Thompson in the Norwood Fair Parade on Saturday, Oct 07.
and Norwood Foodland. (Chad Joliquer)
participate G.A. BRETHE
6th.
Presented to the
Herb Thorne Albert Crowley BeeF starts
Parade Order at 12 OFnoon.
sHOW: Participants must register with Ron shield will be plac
Showmanship:in Novice, Junior & Senior to the winner. Af
Timmermans advance. Ron may be contacted at 705-696-3894 compete the fol
Conformation: Junior Heifer, Senior Heifer
Show Featuring: 50’s & 60’s Music • Lot’s of prizes! or cockshutt@aol.com. Sunday’s display will
Note: Conformation Classes may be split at the discretion of the consist of stationary
The runner-up w
Dash plaques for first 400 vehicles 1981 & Older. engines as well as vintage tractors.
Beef Committee. 08. SAMPSON
Presented to the
Heifer Calf (Sect
DEal TaXI
NO REGISTRATION FEE
DEAL TAXI Ltd.
09. Sedgrose F
1349 Trent River Rd. Presented to the
FREE ADMISSION FOR VEHICLE AND DRIVER RR#3 Dairy Heifer Calf
$10.00 ADMISSION FOR EACH PASSENGER Havelock, On ltd. 10. DALOCK FAR
NO ALCOHOL - NO LITTERING - NO DOGS K0L 1Z0 “Quality Service
“Quality ServiceatAtaAFair Price”
Fair Price” to the Club Mem
(Section 3 - Abo
11. HERON FA
Sponsored by: JJ Stewart Motors, Insurance Protection Licensed to Purchase &
Licensed to Presented to the
Purchase & Deliver Yearling (Section
Group, RBC Dominion Securities, Norwood Home Hardware, Deliver Alcoholic Beverages
12. WELLS FARM
Dunford Sales Havelock, Upper Canada Fuel & Burner, Uniglass Alcoholic Beverages Presented to the
Plus/Zeibart Peterborough, Carline Auto Service, Meljesnic (Section 5 - Abo
Toll
Toll Free:
Free: 1-855-778-797913. THE ROYA
1-855-778-7979
Computer Solutions, Norwood Foodland, Kings Welding Supply Member with the
Peterborough, Dee Jay Trailers Havelock, Tim Horton’s Havelock, Tel:
Tel: 705-778-7979
705-778-7979 Winners will be t
705-639-5208.
Oakland Greens Norwood, Archer Bulk Carriers, Kawartha Battery,
NAPA Auto Parts Norwood & Lakefield, Barrie Millet Excavating, 1349 Trent River Rd. RR#3, Havelock, ON K0L 1Z0
24 • Norwood Thanksgiving Fair 2017: FUN FOR THE WHOLE HERD
TIM/BR Mart Havelock, Designer Trophies Havelock, Royal Bank
Norwood, Norwood Auto Wreckers, Autopro Sales & Service,
Drain Bros. Excavating, M&C Hydraulic Peterborough, Asphodel Delicious Breads, Bagels & HOURS:
Fire Trucks, Centennial Pharmacy Norwood, Norwood Fair, Rolls, Cookies, Mon - Sat:
Hamilton’s Restoration & Garage, Peterborough Chrysler, Easton Donuts, Cakes, 7:00am - 5:30pm
Classic Cars Lindsay, Berry Starter and Alternator, Villa Auto Wash Sweets, Friday:
Peterborough, Earl Ireland Sales & Service Norwood, Goodwin 7:00am - 6:00pm
Party Trays
Metal Products, Mapleview Retirement, Vitage Auto Appraisals.
For further info please contact: Terry Baker, 705-778-1657
61 Bridge Street, Campbellford
705-653-1460 • www.doohers.com
Entry deadline is September 20, 2018 unless otherwise stated | www.norwoodfair.com • 5PONY PULLS & HORSE HEAVY HORSE SHOW
DRAWING Saturday (Telford Ring), 9:30 a.m.
Enter via Alma St., Gate #1
Sunday Pony Pulls • Monday Horse Drawing
Chairman: Jim Buck 705-696-2567
Enter via Alma St., Gate #1
Vice Chairman: Philip Strawbridge
Chairman: Barry Walsh, 705-639-1212 barrywalsh@nexicom.net Committee: Robert Gerow Mike Heron
Vice Chairman: Joe Walsh, 705-639-5857 Ron Warner Greg Stewart,
Committee: Lindsay Burtt Al English Larry George Frank Quinlan
Kevin English Tim Klompmaker
Bruce Payne Joey Walsh
RULES:
Jordan Burtt Michael Burtt
1. We do not charge membership
Pony Pull Judge: BarbSpafford
2. We do not withhold “entry fees” from your prize money.
Horse Pull Judge: Blaine Way
3. We do charge everyone, 13 and over, entering the fair
There are no membership or entry fees. Everyone entering the grounds, daily admission of $10.00
fairgrounds will be charged admission of $10.00 The Drawing 4. Stalls available - a first come, first served basis.
Committee would like to thank Mark’s Work Wearhouse for their 5. Judging starts at 9:30 a.m.
donation of coveralls, Drain Brothers for equipment to prepare the 6. Registration papers MUST be available for ALL Purebred
ring, Jeff Bailey & Burtt Excavating for donating tractors, Ferguson Line Classes.
& Walsh Veterinary Services for their support. 7. Teamsters’ appearance to be considered.
8. Entries MUST be submitted by September 20th.
RULES & REGULATIONS: 9. Ringside Entries WILL NOT be accepted.
1. The Light and Heavy Horse Draw will follow the current Eastern 10. Exhibitors are allowed only two entries per section.
Ontario Pony Pulling Association Rules. 11. When numbers dictate, the committee reserves the right to
2. The Light & Heavy Horse Draws will follow 2018 Ottawa Valley combine sections.
Horse Pulliing Association (OVHDA) Rules with the exception 12. Exhibitors MUST pick up numbers at Judging Stand.
of rule #7 13. Each breed MUST be shown separately.
3. The Norwood Horse Draw committee will determine pulling 14. Exhibitors may show two animals in any 3 classes, but ONLY
order, prior to the beginning of competition. one in balance of Breeding Classes.
15. All animals MUST be owned and registered in the name of
LIGHT PONY DRAW (01) the Exhibitor.
SUNDAY, 12:30 p.m. - South Track PRIZES:
TEAMS WITH MAXIMUM HEIGHT PER PONY OF 48” OR UNDER 1st $60; 2nd $55; 3rd $45; 4th $35; 5th $30; 6th $25; 7th $20
A trophy, in memory of Jack Ryan & Matt Kennedy, will be A Programme will be made up for the show.
presented to the winner.
HEAVY PONY DRAW (02) LINE CLASSES
SUNDAY, 2:45 p.m. - South Track (Each breed shown separately) • TELFORD RING
TEAMS WITH PONIES OVER 48” BUT NOT OVER 56”
A trophy donated by Ellwood Hamilton Bus Lines will be CLASS 01 - PERCHERONS
presented to the winner. CLASS 02 - BELGIANS
PRIZE MONEY: PONIES
1st $160; 2nd $150; 3rd $140; 4th $130; 5th $120; 6th $110; 7th
CLASS 03 - CLYDESDALES
$100; $50.00 Hitch money paid to all entries that complete one CLASS 04 - COMMERCIAL
draw & finish beyond 7th (a) Filly or Colt, foaled this year.
LIGHT HORSE DRAW (03) (b) Yearling Filly, foaled last year.
(c) Two year old Filly, foaled two years ago.
MONDAY, 12:00 pm - Telford Ring
(d) Three year old Filly, foaled two years ago.
TEAMS WITH MAXIMUM WEIGHT OF 3400 LB. MAY QUALIFY.
(e) Brood Mare. Foal MUST be at her side, or mare MUST show
LIGHT TEAMS MUST BE WEIGHED TO QUALIFY.
evidence of being in foal for current year.
All light teams must be weighed on the day of the draw. No lifting.
(f) Light Draft Gelding or Yeld Mare.
Weigh twice only. We will accept current weekend original weight
(g) Heavy Draft Gelding or Yeld mare.
slips from OVDHA, CCHPA or EODHA and Northern Draft Horse
(h) Progeny of Dam. Two animals, any age, progeny of one dam.
Club Scales.
One exhibit per exhibitor.
Scales open at 9:00 a.m. and will close at 11:30 a.m. or at the
discretion of the committee. There must be three (3) entries in a SPECIALS IN LINE CLASSES (04SP)
class. A horse or team may draw in one class only. A trophy in 01. Best Belgian Foal, born this year, $10.00
memory of Arnold Stevenson will be presented to the winner. Donated by Chris Quinlan in memory of Walter Quinlan.
HEAVY HORSE DRAW (04) 02. Best Percheron Foal, born this year, $10.00
MONDAY, 2:45 p.m. - Telford Ring Donated by Chris Quinlan in memory of Walter Quinlan.
A trophy donated by the Norwood Lions Club, in memory of R. 03. Best Two Year Old Belgian, $10.00
Allan Baker, will be presented to the winner. Donated by Doreen Elmhirst in memory of Jack Elmhirst.
PRIZE MONEY: LIGHT & HEAVY HORSES 04. Best Two Year Old Percheron, $10.00 Donated by Carl Drain.
1st $400; 2nd $350; 3rd $300; 4th $275; 5th $250; 6th $225; 7th 05. Best One Year Old Percheron, $10.00;
$200; 8th $175; 9th $150; 10th $125; 11th $100 and 12th $100. Donated by Ron Warner.
$75 hitch money paid to all entries that complete two draws & 06. Best One Year Old Belgian, $10.00; Donated by Ron Warner.
finish beyond 12th. 07. Best Percheron Brood Mare, $10.00; Donated by Deal Taxi Ltd.
6 • Norwood Thanksgiving Fall Fair 2018: “Proud of the Past, Poised for the Future”HEAVY HORSE SHOW CONT'D
08. Best Belgian Brood Mare, $10.00; Donated by Deal Taxi Ltd.
09. Best Clydesdale Brood Mare, $10.00; Donated by Deal Taxi.
HITCH CLASSES
10. Best Heavy Horse shown on Halter.1st $40; 2nd $35; 3rd $30; Each Driver to be accompanied by a Capable Person for all hitch
4th $25; 5th $20; 6th $15; 7th $10. rides. • TELFORD RING
Prize money $40 donated in memory of Gordon Stevenson,
Balance donated by the Norwood Agricultural Society. CLASS 5
10A. Best Commercial Horse Shown on a Halter, 1st $40; 2nd (a) Commercial Tandem Single
$35; 3rd $30; 4th $25; 5th $20; 6th $15; 7th $10; (b) Draft Tandem Single - All 3 Breeds
Prize money donated by Norwood Agricultural Society. (c) Commercial Single
11. Best Heavy Horse Shown on Halter - Owned by a (d) Draft Single - All 3 Breeds
Peterborough County Exhibitor, $10.00; Donated by Jim Buck. 1st $35; 2nd $30; 3rd $25; 4th $20; remainder $15
12. ONTARIO BRED AND SIRED BELGIAN YEARLING FILLY
PRIZE MONEY: CLASS 6 - TEAMS ONLY
1st $100; 2nd $80; 3rd $60; 4th $40; 5th to 10th $20 Jr. Drive (18 years of age or younger)
$300 is Donated by the Ontario Belgian Horse Association. (a) Commercial (b) Draft
$100 is Donated by the Norwood Agricultural Society. 1st $35; 2nd $30; 3rd $25; 4th $20; remainder $15
ELIGIBILITY: The Filly must be from a mare owned by a resident
of the Province of Ontario at the time of service and sired by a (c) Lady Drive - Draft Team (d) Lady Drive - Commercial Team
stallion owned and standing in the Province of Ontario at the time of $20 to each lady driver up to 10 entries. Ladies compete in one
service. The owner must be a member of the Ontario Belgium Horse class only. Lady Drivers must be 19 years of age or older, and
Association for the current year. For 2018, the fillies must have been must be accompanied by a gentleman.
nominated with the Ontario Belgium Horse Association by March
1. The prize money for this class will be paid to each exhibitor by CLASS 7 - TEAMS (LIGHT)
the Ontario Belgium Association at the annual awards banquet. (a) All three draft breeds show together (b) Commercial
Certificate bearing the name, registration number and pedigree 1st $150; 2nd $125; 3rd $100; 4th $75; 5th $50
will be issued to Owners of each Filly nominated at this time. This
Certificate MUST be available at Ringside for the Filly to be eligible CLASS 8 - TEAMS (HEAVY)
to compete. It will be the sole responsibility of the Exhibitor to have (a) All three draft breeds show together (b) Commercial
the Certificate signed by the Judge, with the placing awarded at
1st $150; 2nd $125; 3rd $100; 4th $75; 5th $50
the Fair. Prize Money will be paid directly to each Exhibitor by the
Ontario Belgian Horse Association after the final Class held at the CLASS 9 - UNICORN
Royal Winter Fair, at Awards Banquet.
(a) Heavy Draft (b) Commercial
All entries receive $75
JUNIOR HEAVY HORSE CLASS 10 - FOUR HORSE HITCH
SHOWMANSHIP (a) Heavy Draft (b) Commercial
All participants MUST PREREGISTER ON LINE All entries receive $150 Prize Money
• Go to www.norwoodfair.com CLASS 11 - SIX HORSE HITCH
• Select “4H Online Entry Form”
• Fill out and Submit (a) Heavy Draft (b) Commercial
All Premiums will be mailed to the address you provide. Maximum Total Payout for 6 Horse Hitch $3,750.
Entry Deadline is September 30th. Maximum Payout per each 6 Horse Hitch $750.
Belgians, Percherons, Clydesdales and Commercial to be
shown together depending on numbers. Committee to make
decision on day of Fair. SPECIAL IN HITCH CLASSES (11SP)
1. Open to two age groups: 01. Best Junior Driver, Percheron, Belgian or Clydesdale.
Ages 9 to 13 as of January 1st, this year $25 donated by Norwood Home Hardware.
Ages 14 to 17 as of January 1st, this year 02. Best Draft Four Horse Hitch
2. A Draft Horse to be shown, with the following areas to be $25 donated by Upper Canada Fuel.
considered: 03. Best Commercial Unicorn Hitch.
Walk, trot, turn, watching Judge, backup, presentation, $25 donated by Havelock TIM/BR Mart
suitability of Showman to horse, handling, grooming, 04. Best Commercial Four Horse Hitch,
decorations, appointments, appearance, ability to handle $25 donated by Zora Fisher in memory of Bill Fisher.
and control horse, protective footwear. 05. Best Commercial Team, Light or Heavy,
STALLIONS 1 YEAR AND OLDER MAY NOT BE USED. $25 donated by Lindsay & Lori Burtt, Burtt Excavating.
Class sponsored by the Norwood Agricultural Society. 06. Best Lady Driver of a Commercial Team.
$25 donated in memory of Bert & Barb McMillian by
their families.
07. Best Draft Horse Six Horse Hitch.
$25 donated by Norwood Home Hardware.
08. Best Commercial Six Horse Hitch.
$25 donated by Norwood Home Hardware.
Entry deadline is September 20, 2018 unless otherwise stated | www.norwoodfair.com • 7LIGHT HORSES & PONIES
Saturday (Telford Ring), 10:00 a.m.
Enter via Alma St., Gate #1
Chairman: Kathy Galbraith 705-559-8782 CLASS 13 - SHETLAND, FINE HARNESS,
kathy.galbraith@cnl.ca
Vice Chairman: Liz George 705-639-2956
HACKNEY & ROADSTER PONIES
elizz554@hotmail.com 01. Single Shetland Pony, Under 44”
Committee: Jesse Newman Elizabeth Ruttan 02. Open Shetland Pony Stake, Under 44”
Suzanne Ruttan Halie Wagner 03. Single Fine Harness Pony
Announcer: Steven Dracup, Stirling 04. Open Fine Harness Pony Stake
05. Single Hackney Pony
RULES: 06. Open Hackney Pony Stake
• Absolutely no “Ringside Entries” 07. Single Roadster Pony, Under 52”
• We do not charge membership 08. Single Roadster Pony, Under 52”, Driven by a Lady
• We do charge everyone 13 and older, daily admission of 09. Single Roadster Pony Stake, Under 52”
$10.00 CLASS 14 - PLEASURE HORSES 14.2 & OVER
No cross entries (horse/pony) between classes with the exception
of otherwise stated “specials.” No cross entries (horse and/or rider) 01. Halter
with the Annual Hunter Show. Rider/driver ages to be taken as of 02. Single Pleasure Driving Horse
January 1, current year. Where stipulated, “adults” and “ladies” are 03. Pleasure Driving Horse, Driven by a Junior Exhibitor
18 years of age and over. It is strongly recommended that helmets 04. Open Pleasure Driving Horse Stake
be worn in all youth saddle classes. Stabling is available on a “first 05. Walk Trot - Riders in Class 14, Section 5, are not eligible for
come, first serve” basis and may be reserved in advance with the any other saddle classes except costume class.
chairperson. 06. English Pleasure Under Saddle
07. Western Pleasure Under Saddle
DROP DEAD ENTRY DEADLINE SEPT 30TH
08. English Equitation
We strongly encourage you to use “online entry” to submit your 09. Western Equitation
entries. Go to www.norwoodfair.com to select “online entry”, fill
out, and submit. CLASS 15A - HACKNEY HORSES
You may also email your entries to norwoodfair@gmail.com. 01. Single Hackney Horse
Make sure you supply your full name and address, etc. 02. Open Hackney Horse Stake
You may mail your entry form to
Box 377, Norwood, ON K0L 2V0 or, as a last resort, you may fax CLASS 15B - ROADSTER HORSES
your entries to 705-639-5468. 01. Single Roadster, Under 15.2
PRIZES: 02. Single Roadster, 15.2 & Over
Class 12 – Section 4 03. Open Roadster Buggy Stake
Class 13 – Sections 2, 4, 6, and 9 Perpetual Trophy Donated by Carousel Stable,
Class 14 – Section 4 Kathy Galbraith
Class 15A – Section 2 04. Single Roadster to Bike, Under 15.2
Class 15B – Sections 3, 8, and 9: 1st $75; 2nd $70; 3rd $65; 05. Single Roadster to Bike, 15.2 & Over
4th $60; and 5th $55 06. Single Roadster to Bike, Driven by a Lady
All Other Harness Classes: 1st $50; 2nd $45; 3rd $40; 4th $35; and 07. Single Roadster to Bike, Driven by a Junior Exhibitor
5th $30 Prize Money Donated by Canadian Road Horse
All Other Classes: 1st $40; 2nd $35; 3rd $30; 4th $25; and 5th $20 Association
08. Open Roadster Bike Stake
CLASS 12 - PLEASURE PONIES UNDER 14.2 Supplement Donated by Campbellford Farm Supply
01. Junior Pleasure Pony Showmanship 09. Team of Roadster Horses
Gift Donated by Northline Morgans, Bruce & Alice Murray CLASS 15C - SPECIALS
02. Single Pleasure Driving Pony
03. Pleasure Driving Pony, Driven by a Junior Exhibitor 01. Canadian Hackney Society Junior Showmanship.
Gift Certificate Donated by Peterborough Tack Points awarded. Open to Hackneys in Classes 12, 13, and 15A
04. Open Pleasure Driving Pony Stake 02. Canadian Hackney Society Hackney, Driven by a Junior
05. Walk Trot, Rider Under 16 Years Exhibitor. Points awarded. Open to Hackneys in Classes 12,
Riders in Class 12, Section 5, are not eligible for any other 13, and 15A
saddle classes except costume class. 03. Canadian Hackney Society Road Pony, Driven by a
Trophy donated by Designer Trophies/Hilco Plastics Junior Exhibitor. Points awarded. Open to Hackneys in
06. Pony Under Saddle, Under 48” Classes 12 and 13
07. Pony Under Saddle, 48” & Over 04. Single Open Shetland, Fine Harness, or Hackney Pony or
08. Boy or Girl Rider, Under 12 Years – Equitation Hackney Horse, Driven by a Lady. Open to Classes
Trophy Donated by Sand Road Stables, Suzanne Ruttan 13 and 15A – Road Ponies Excluded
09. Boy or Girl Rider, 12 to 15 Years – Equitation 05. Single Open Pleasure Pony or Horse, Driven by a Lady
Trophy Donated by Winter’s Tilt Farm Open to Classes 12 and 14
10. Halter Class Trophy Donated by Oakland Greens Golf & Country Club
11. Saddle Pleasure Class 06. Youth Command Class. Open to Classes 12 and 14
8 • Norwood Thanksgiving Fall Fair 2018: “Proud of the Past, Poised for the Future”LIGHT HORSES & PONIES DAIRY CATTLE SHOWS
CONT'D Monday
Enter via Alma St., Gate #3
07. Adult Command Class. Open to Classes 12 and 14
08. Junior Costume Class (Saddle or Driving) CLASS 16 - HOLSTEIN
Trophy Donated in Memory of Kenneth Reading
09. Adult Costume Class (Saddle or Driving)
CLASS 17 - KAWARTHA PARISH JERSEY SHOW
10. Lead Line, Rider 10 Years & Under – All entries to Chairman: Francis Crowley, 705-639-5691
receive $10 and medallions. Vice Chairman: Greg Stewart, 613-922-1897
Riders in Class 15C, Section 10, not eligible for any Committee: John Terpstra Philip Strawbridge
other saddle classes except costume class. Scott Stewart Jane Crowley
$20 Donated by Chris Quinlan in Memory of Andy Quinlan Blayne Barr Irene Vietinghoff
Evan Stanley Matthew Sevels
Pat McGrisken Dean Warner
ENCLOSED CATTLE BARN FACILITIES
Complimentary breakfast courtesy of: Grand Valley Fortifiers
(Stephanie Murphy) & Hilray Farms (Warren Shrubb)
RULES:
• We do not charge membership
• We do not withhold “entry fees” from your prize money.
• We do charge everyone, 13 and over, entering the fair
grounds,daily admission of $10.00
1. The Committee members reserve the right to disqualify any
ONTARIO EXTREME animal for tampering.
2. Exhibitors are expected to dress appropriately and must have
COWBOY Regional Championships
record and registration certificates for all animals on hand.
3. Exhibitors are allowed only two entries per section, except
where otherwise stated. The committee reserves the right to
www.ontarioxtremecowboy.ca
combine sections where numbers dictate.
Monday 8:00am
4. All cattle coming from a long distance MUST be stabled
Enter via Alma St- Gate #3
AFTER 6:00 p.m. and BEFORE 10:00 p.m. on Sunday
DIRECTOR: Karrie Kerber, 705-927-0876 evening.
tkkerber@gmail.com 5. Future Farmers Dairy Classes judged at 11:30 a.m. Monday
COMMITTEE: Lantz McLaren (see page 14).
Thomas Kerber 6. Judging to start upon completion of 4-H Classes, at
Morgan Kerber approximately 1:30 p.m.
7. Entries MUST be submitted by September 20th. Ringside
In order to qualify to attend the OXC Provincial Championship,
Entries WILL NOT be accepted.
you must be a member of OXC in good standing, compete in
For the purpose of the Dairy Cattle Classifications an entry
at least one third of OXC sanctioned events during the racing
shall be interpreted as follows:
year that offer appropriate divisions and acquire enough
All purebred registered dairy cattle, whether owned by one
points to attain a standing within the Top 10 of your racing
person or by more than one person (individually or jointly) which
division by September 10th of the current calendar year.
are maintained on one farm or breeding unit, are considered to
RULES & REGULATIONS: be the production of one farm or breeding unit. Where the same
1. EXCA rules will be followed. A full list of rules is available interests are involved in more than one breed or operation, these
on the Ontario Extreme Cowboy website, as well as the are considered as one breeding unit. All exhibits must be owned
Extreme Cowboy Association website. and registered in the name of the Exhibitor. Each breed MUST be
2. All entries must have proof of Liability Insurance with shown separately and have at least 3 Exhibitors and 24 animals,
them. otherwise prize money will be half. ALL exhibits MUST be owned
3. The Norwood Agricultural Society does not charge a and registered in the name of the Exhibitor.
membership but everyone 13 & over pays to enter the HOLSTEIN PRIZE MONEY (TOTAL OFFERED $6,710.00):
fairgrounds. Daily admission is $10 at the gate. Sections 1 through 6: 1st $70; 2nd $65; 3rd $60; 4th $55;
4. Neither the Norwood Agricultural Society nor the OXC 5th $50; 6th $45; 7th $40; 8th $35; 9th $30; 10th $25
are responsible for loss, injury or damages animals, Sections 8 through 10: 1st $100; 2nd $95; 3rd $90; 4th $85;
equipment and persons, exhibitors or spectators. 5th $80; 6th $75; 7th $70; 8th $65; 9th $60; 10th $55
5. All Youth Riders are required to wear ASTM approved
helmets at all times while mounted. JERSEY PRIZE MONEY (TOTAL OFFERED $5,960.00):
Sections 1 through 6: 1st $70; 2nd $65; 3rd $60; 4th $55; 5th
PRIZES: $50; 6th $45
A percentage of the Prize Money Added Amount plus the Sections 8, 9, 10A, 11 & 12: 1st $100; 2nd $95; 3rd $90; 4th $85;
Entry Fee Amount allotted to prize money in each division. 5th $80; 6th $75
1st – 30%, 2nd – 25%, 3rd – 20%, 4th – 15% & 5th – 10%
Entry deadline is September 20, 2018 unless otherwise stated | www.norwoodfair.com • 9DAIRY CATTLE SHOWS CONT'D
SECTION: 04. THE WILFRED BUCK MEMORIAL TROPHY. This trophy is
01. Female - Junior Calf, born after Feb. 28th, this year. donated to the Norwood Agricultural Society by Joanne Cryderman
02. Female - Intermediate Calf, born Dec. 1, last year thru Feb. 28, in memorY of her father Bill Buck, of Donegal Farms. This trophy is
this year. awarded and presented at the Fair for annual competition on the
03. Female - Senior Calf, born Sept. 1, last year thru Nov. 30, last following basis:
year. 1st, 2nd & 3rd Holstein prize winners in the Senior Female Classes
04. Female - Summer Yearling, born June 1, last year thru Aug. 31, OR 1st, 2nd & 3rd Holstein in Best Udder Class. The winner will
last year. be the eligible animal with the largest composite B.C.A. for milk,
05. Female - Junior Yearling, born Mar. 1, last year thru May 31, fat and protein based on any one completed R.O.P. or supervised
last year. D.H.I.A. record. The trophy may be held by the winner until one
06. Female - Senior Yearling, born Sept. 1, two years ago thru month prior to the next Fair.
Feb. 28, last year. 05. HOLSTEIN JUNIOR CALF, trophy donated by Terjolleen Farms
06A. Junior Champion & 6B Reserve Junior Champion Female. (John and Colleen Terpstra).
Plaque awarded to each Jr Champion in each breed by 06. HOLSTEIN INTERMEDIATE CALF, trophy donated by Lynmark
Woods Farm Automation. Farms Tim Shearer & Irene Vietinghoff
07. Jr. Breeders Herd - 3 Jr. females bred by Exhibitor. 07. HOLSTEIN SENIOR CALF, trophy donated by the Strawbridge
One entry per exhibitor. At least 2 partially owned by Exhibitor. Family.
All animals must have been shown in individual classes. 08. HOLSTEIN SUMMER YEARLING, trophy donated by Berlane
08. Female - 2 year old, born Sept. 1, three years ago thru Aug. 31, Holsteins (The Chamberlain Family).
two years ago. 09. HOLSTEIN JUNIOR YEARLING, trophy donated by Norview
09. Female - 3 year old, born Sept. 1, four years ago thru Aug. 31, Farms (Robt. and Jeff Bailey).
three years ago. 10. HOLSTEIN SENIOR YEARLING, trophy donated by Friendly
10. Holstein, any Female born before Sept. 1st, 4 years ago. Town Car Wash (Joseph Crowley).
10A. Jersey, Female – 4 years old, born Sept 1st, 5 years ago thru 11. JUNIOR BREEDERS HERD, trophy donated by Taraley
Aug 31st, four years ago. Holstein (Francis Crowley).
11. Jersey, Female – 5 years old, born Sept 1st, six years ago, 12. HOLSTEIN 2 YEAR OLD, trophy donated by Keendale Lodge
thru Aug 31st, five years ago. Farms Inc. (the Nelson Families).
12. Jersey, Mature Cow, born prior to Sept 1, six years ago. 13. HOLSTEIN 3 YEAR OLD, trophy donated by Bargeolane
Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion Holstein Holsteins (the Barr Families).
Plaques provided by SUNDERLAND CO-OP. 14. HOLSTEIN 4 YEAR OLD, trophy donated by Hurstelm Holsteins
Grand Champion Jersey, Plaque provided by SCOTTSBORO (Elmhurst Bros.).
HOLSTEIN (Scott & Madeline Stewart & Family) JERSEY SPECIALS
Reserve Grand Champion Jersey, Plaque provided by Crovalley $10 extra to each winner of Sections 1-11 incl. Donated by
Holstein (John & Cynthia Crowley & Family) Francis Crowley.
13. Best Udder Holstein, sections 8, 9 & 10.
Best Udder Jersey, sections 8, 9, 10A, 11 & 12.
The judge shall designate the best three udders in each of
the above sections. These designates shall compete for first,
STEER SHOW
second and third best udders in Show. Prize money paid 1st, JUDGING SATURDAY 3:45pm
2nd, & 3rd only, as per schedule. Enter via Alma St., Gate #1
14. Breeder’s Herd (bred by exhibitor). Chairman: Murray Lobb, 705-639-5840
A group of three animals, limited to one exhibit per Exhibitor. Vice Chairman: Bernie Walsh, 705-696-2482
Exhibitor MUST have bred all three animals and own at least
two. The registration certificate for each animal must show the RULES:
Exhibitor as “Breeder” and as “Owner”; in both cases, either • We do not charge membership
as an individual or in partnership. In other words, the Exhibitor • We do not withhold “entry fees” from your prize money.
may be a joint owner of an animal and/or the joint breeder • We do charge everyone, 13 and over, entering the fair
of an animal. Note the exception where one animal may be grounds,daily admission of $10.00
owned by another Exhibitor. 1. Steers to be owned and fed by Exhibitor at least three
months prior to Show. Exhibitor MUST be a resident of
SPECIALS (SP__): Peterborough County.
01. RONBETH TROPHY to the winning Holstein Breeder’s Herd. 2. One entry per farm unit. Entries close September 1.
02. INSURANCE PROTECTION GROUP TROPHY to the winning First 8 entries accepted. 2% sales commission will be
Jersey Breeder’s Herd. deducted from sale price.
03. NORWOOD LIONS CLUB SPECIAL. Most accumulated points 3. The Committee reserves the right to tag any or all steers
for Dairy Cattle. Gift Certifiate will be presented at the Annual after July 20th. Steer to be shown in pen without halter.
Dinner to the Exhibitors having the largest number of accumulated Steer to be penned by 10:00 a.m. on Saturday. Steers
points that have been won in the 1-12 Breeding Classes.Points will will be weighed off site, as arranged by Chairman. Steer
be awarded as follows: sold with 3% pencil shrink.
SENIOR FEMALES: 1st 20; 2nd 18; 3rd 16; 4th 14; 5th 12; 6th Auctioning to follow judging. Steers to be auctioned by Mark
10; 7th 8; 8th 6; 9th 4; 10th 2 Stanley. Top 6 placing Steers to be auctioned. 7th and lower
JUNIOR FEMALES: 1st 10; 2nd 9; 3rd 8; 4th 7; 5th 6; 6th 5; 7th placing to be auctioned if Owner wishes. The Beef Committee
4; 8th 3; 9th 2; 10th 1 reserves the right to reject or accept any Steer. See over>>
10 • Norwood Thanksgiving Fall Fair 2018: “Proud of the Past, Poised for the Future”BEEF CATTLE SHOWS
SATURDAY
Enter via Alma St., Gate #1
03. BULL YEARLING, born Jan. 1 thru Mar. 31, last year.
STEER SHOW CONT'D 04. BULL, born 2 years ago. Grand Champion Bull – Rosette
Reserve Grand Champion Bull – Rosette
PRIZE MONEY SCHEDULE 05. FEMALE CALF, born on or after Jan. 1, this year, min 3 months
1st $70; 2nd $65; 3rd $60; 4th $55; 5th $50; 6th $45; 7th $40; of age, day of judging.
8th $35. 06. FEMALE HEIFER, born Apr. 1 thru Dec. 31, last year
SPECIALS: 07. FEMALE HEIFER, born Jan. 1 thru Mar. 31, last year
Trophy donated by Peterborough County Cattlemen’s 08. FEMALE, born two years ago, with her own natural, tattooed
Association to the Grand Champion Steer. The trophy is to be purebred calf at foot. Cow/ Calf to be shown as unit.
returned to the Norwood Fair Office four weeks prior to the 09. FEMALE, born prior to Jan 1, two years ago, with her own
Norwood Fair. The Directors of the Norwood Agricultural natural, tattooed, purebred, this years, calf at foot. Cow/Calf to be
Society wish to thank Auctioneer Mark Stanley for shown as a unit.
donating his time to the Norwood Fair Steer Auction. 10. BREEDER’S HERD, a group of four animal units, bred by the
Exhibitor, both sexes to be represented, must have been exhibited
in previous classes. At least one animal to be owned by the
CLASS 19 - HEREFORD Exhibitor. Limited to one entry per Exhibitor.
CLASS 20 - SIMMENTAL GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE - Rosette
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE - Rosette
CLASS 21 - CHAROLAIS NORWOOD LIONS CLUB SPECIAL: - Most accumulated points
for Beef Cattle. Gift Certificate will be awarded and presented
CLASS 22 - OTHER BREEDS at the Annual Dinner to the Exhibitor having the largest number
Chairman: Murray Lobb, 705-639-5840 of accumulated points that have been won in the 1-9 Breeding
Vice Chairman: Bernie Walsh, 705-696-2482 Classes. Points will be awarded on the following basis:
Committee: Joseph Crowley Bill English BULLS, SENIOR FEMALES & JUNIOR FEMALES
Edgar Cornish John Kloosterman 1st 10; 2nd 9; 3rd 8; 4th 7; 5th 6; 6th 5; 7th 4; 8th 3; 9th 2; 10th 1
Jim and Cathy Turner Ed Walsh
RULES:
• We do not charge membership FLEECE WOOL & 4-H
• We do not withhold “entry fees” from your prize money.
• We do charge everyone, 13 and over, entering the fair SHEEP SHOW
grounds,daily admission of $10.00 SUNDAY
1. Cattle to be stabled by 10 a.m. Enter via Alma St., Gate #1
2. Judging to start upon completion of 4-H Class.
3. 4-H Beef Classes judged at 11:30 a.m. (see page 13). CLASS 23 - WHITE WOOL
4. The committee reserves the right to combine sections where CLASS 24 - NATURALLY COLOURED WOOL
numbers dictate.
5. Entries MUST be submitted by September 20th. CLASS 25A -SHEEP INDUSTRY DISPLAY
6. Ringside Entries WILL NOT be accepted.
7. Single breed classes MUST have at least three exhibitors per Chairman: John Steele, 705-696-1491
breed - excluding “Other Breed” Class. RULES:
8. Each exhibitor is allowed a maximum of 10 exhibits excluding • We do not charge membership
the Breeder’s Herd. • We do not withhold “entry fees” from your prize money.
9. All exhibits MUST be owned by and registered in the name of • We do charge everyone, 13 and over, entering the fair
the Exhibitor. grounds,daily admission of $10.00
NOTE: Exceptions in the Breeder’s Herd Class. 1. No exhibitor may make more than two entries in any class.
All animals being shown in single classes MUST be registered Entries for Classes 23, 24 & 25 must be submitted by
at the time of closing date of entries, excepting calves, (which September 20th. Refer page 15 of fair book for entry form and
must be properly tattooed) in 2 year and mature cow calf Classes. various ways to enter.
ALL animals MUST be legibly tattooed. Each breed MUST be 2. Exhibitors are requested to indicate the breed of cross of the
shown separately and have at least: Three Exhibitors per breed. sheep from which the fleeces were shorn. Please indicate the
Exhibitors are allowed one entry per Section but are allowed two name of the shearer.
animals in three of the Breeding Sections of their own choice. 3. Exhibits shipped by express should be addressed to the
NOTE: Only one Breeder’s Herd per exhibitor. Committee Chairman, John Steele, 1571 Centre Line, R.R.#2,
Norwood ON K0L 2V0. All charges must be prepaid.
PRIZE MONEY SCHEDULE (Section 1 through 7)
4. Only fleeces, in the grease, are eligible for competition.
1st $70; 2nd $65; 3rd $60; 4th $55; 5th $50; 6th $45
Manufacturers and dealers are not eligible to show. All fleeces
PRIZE MONEY SCHEDULE (Section 8 through 10)
must be tied with paper twine.
1st $80; 2nd $75; 3rd $70; 4th $65; 5th $60; 6th $55
5. Fleeces must have been shorn from sheep owned by exhibitor
SECTION: during the current year.
01. BULL CALF, born on or after Jan. 1 this year, min. 3 months of 6. Fleece length must be a minimum of 2 inches.
age, day of judging. 7. All fleeces will be Classified into their proper Classes before
02. BULL YEARLING, born April 1, thru Dec. 31, last year. the judging commences.
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