Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
Emily Chaput<br />
Index:<br />
Page 4<br />
10, 11, 12,<br />
<strong>2012</strong><br />
Proud to bring to you 153 years of<br />
Family Entertainment while<br />
Promoting Agriculture Through<br />
Competition and Exhibition<br />
For complete <strong>Fair</strong> details check out our web site<br />
www.comberfair.on.ca<br />
Again this year Carter Shows will<br />
provide fun and rides for all ages
www.comberfair.on.ca <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 2<br />
Exhibitor rulEs<br />
Exhibitors are required to read the rules carefully & send in their entry forms as soon as possible.<br />
1. The price of admission for adults will be $7.00 (includes applicable government taxes) per day, children under 12 free. Cars may<br />
be parked on the grounds Free of charge Friday August 10th, <strong>2012</strong>, Saturday August 11th, <strong>2012</strong> and Sunday August 12th, <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
<strong>Fair</strong> passes are available for a fee of $15.00 (includes applicable government taxes) and allows admittance to the grounds at<br />
any time during the fair.<br />
2. The membership fee is $5.00, which entitles the member to become an exhibitor.<br />
3. The Society will be indemnified & hold harmless and not responsible for accidents on the grounds at any time during the fair.<br />
4. Exhibitors winning $5.00 or over in prize money shall leave $5.00 with the Society for membership the following year.<br />
5. It is desired that all entries be made on printed forms. If forms are required, the same may be acquired from the Secretary before<br />
the fair at the board office - see page 31. of the <strong>Fair</strong> <strong>Book</strong>let<br />
6. Exhibits must be bona fide property of the exhibitor.<br />
7. Exhibitors are responsible for their own exhibits, but the Society will do everything in its power to ensure their safety & care.<br />
8. The Judges’ decision will be final and any interference will cause a forfeit of the prize money.<br />
9. If weather is unfavourable, Society reserves the right to postpone or cancel the <strong>Fair</strong> or to pay any percentage of the prize money.<br />
10. All entry forms in livestock and poultry must be in the hands of the Secretary for Thursday, July 21st. The Society will not be<br />
responsible for room if entries are not in on dates specified.<br />
11. All entries in roots and vegetables, grain and seeds, and Women’s Department must be submitted by 8:30 p.m. Thursday August<br />
9th, <strong>2012</strong> and all entry forms must be in the hands of the Secretary by 8:30 p.m. Thursday August 9th, <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
12. All exhibitors must have exhibits on the grounds as follows: Ponies for Children’s Show 9:00 a.m., Saturday August 11th, <strong>2012</strong>;<br />
Sheep 9:30 a.m., Friday August 10th, <strong>2012</strong>; Poultry 9:00 a.m., Friday August 10th, <strong>2012</strong>; Roots and Vegetables 8:30 p.m.,<br />
Thursday August 9th, <strong>2012</strong>. - If exhibits are late, no prizes will be awarded.<br />
13. An entry fee will be charged on Bantams, Pigeons and Rabbits shown by children.<br />
14. ALL EXHIBITS CAN NOT BE REMOVED FROM DISPLAY BEFORE 5:00 P.M. ON Sunday August 12th, <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
15. No person will be allowed more than one entry per section per class, except livestock.<br />
16. No exhibitor may collect prize money from more than two entries in each livestock section. However, more may be shown to<br />
qualify for group entries (livestock).<br />
17. No animal may win more than one prize except in Specials and team groups.<br />
18. All space rented must be paid in advance.<br />
19. <strong>Fair</strong> Board Office will be open in the Lakeshore Community Centre from Thursday August 9th, <strong>2012</strong>, from 1:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.<br />
to take entry forms. ABSOLUTELY NO ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER 8:30 P.M.<br />
20. All special prizes must be picked up immediately. As far as possible, all special prizes must be in the office on the day of <strong>Fair</strong>.<br />
21. All exhibtors must be members. Junior membership is free but must also have an exhibitor number to participate.<br />
22. An entry fee will be charged for fowl. For further information, see the Poultry Division.<br />
23. If an exhibit is not worthy of a prize, according to the Judge, no prize will be awarded.<br />
24. Trophies will be presented at the <strong>Fair</strong>.<br />
25. No alcoholic beverages allowed on the grounds at any time - except in Beer Garden.<br />
26. The driver only of vehicle bringing in livestock to be exhibited at fair will be admitted free.<br />
27. Sheep, goats, poultry, rabbits, ducks, geese and pigeons are not to be removed before 5:00 p.m. on the last day.<br />
28. In case there is a shortage of gate receipts, the directors have decided to pay a percentage of the prize money instead of the full<br />
amount.<br />
To eliminate long line ups at the Sec office on Thursday, entry forms are available at www.comberfair.on.ca<br />
and at <strong>Comber</strong>’s TRU Country & Garden. Completed forms can be dropped off at <strong>Comber</strong>’s TRU Country &<br />
Garden by July 31st.<br />
<strong>2012</strong> Beer Pavilion Schedule<br />
Friday 4pm-1am Saturday 12pm-1am Sunday 12pm-6pm<br />
Live Entertainment: Friday, Aug. 10th - 9:30 pm<br />
Saturday, Aug 11th - 9:30 pm<br />
Sunday, Aug. 12th - 2:00 pm<br />
no minorS after 9Pm.<br />
Proof of age will Be required.<br />
PleaSe drink reSPonSiBilly.<br />
No alcoholic beverages allowed on the grounds at any time<br />
- except in Beer Garden.<br />
The AKO Fratmen will be offering Hot Dogs, Hamburgs and Kabobs for sale all weekend long.
Officers fOr <strong>2012</strong><br />
President Robert Hornick<br />
Past President Tim Rowsom<br />
1st Vice President Tim Rowsom<br />
2nd Vice President Greg Reaume<br />
Secretary/Treasurer Brenda Hernandez<br />
Office ~ Open August 9, 10, 11 & 12th ~ 519-687-3410<br />
Alternate phone ~ 519-687-3607<br />
philiph@xplornet.ca<br />
DirecTOrs<br />
<strong>2012</strong> Officers<br />
& Committees<br />
Tim Rowsom 519-687-2211<br />
Phil Hernandez 519-687-3607<br />
Vicki Tetreault 519-687-3614<br />
Linda Kervoelen 519-687-3433<br />
Mike Setler 519-687-3275<br />
Greg Nussey 519-687-3441<br />
Jeff McKeen 519-687-2502<br />
Laura McKeen 519-839-2502<br />
Mike Schram 519-687-3035<br />
Bob Hornick 519-825-9139<br />
Greg Reaume 519-809-8455<br />
Brandon McKeen 519-687-2502<br />
Catherine Chauvin 519-798-1017<br />
Ron Reaume 519-687-2729<br />
Mike Nussey 519-687-3441<br />
Mike Tetreault 519-687-3614<br />
Sarah Clingan 519-982-0928<br />
Shelley Waite 519-687-3044<br />
Chip Waite 519-687-3044<br />
Kim Dozois 519-999-3087<br />
Linda Richardson 519-728-3752<br />
Ted Richardson 519-728-3752<br />
Paul JW Harrington Jr 519-975-0056<br />
Wesley Ladouceur 519-982-9183<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 3<br />
cOMMiTTees<br />
www.comberfair.on.ca<br />
Rules and Regulations Directors<br />
<strong>Fair</strong> Paper Co-ordinators Directors<br />
Advertising & Promotion Directors<br />
Poultry Roger Marentette, Monique<br />
Marentette and Dan Marentette<br />
Grain & Seeds Ken Elliott and David Ainslie<br />
Hydro & Water Ed Gibbs and Works Department<br />
Entertainment Vicki Tetreault, Linda Kervoelen<br />
and Scott Meriano<br />
Parade Greg, Ron and Randy Reaume and<br />
Tim Rowsom<br />
Vendor Space Rental Greg Reaume<br />
comberfairvendors@hotmail.ca<br />
Farm Machinery Greg Reaume<br />
Demolition Derby Mike Setler, Ron Reaume, Rob<br />
Duquette<br />
Education Consultant Phil Hernandez<br />
Beer Tent Jeff McKeen, Laura McKeen, Greg<br />
Nussey and Mike Schram<br />
Barns including 4-H Display Tim Rowsom, Greg Nussey<br />
Animal Welfare Dr. Leon (Leamington Vet. Clinic)<br />
Canteen Bill, Bet. & Kathleen Pearson,<br />
Millie, Betty Lou & Bruce Nussey<br />
Grounds Randy & Dan Reaume<br />
District 9 <strong>Fair</strong> Dates<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> - Aug 10 - 12 Dresden - July 27 - 29<br />
Harrow - Aug 30 - Sept 2 Highgate - Sept 29<br />
Leamington - June 15 - 17 Ridgetown<br />
Livestock exhibits and competition<br />
arts & crafts exhibition<br />
outdoor dispLays<br />
aLL 3 days<br />
of the fair<br />
Insurance<br />
o/b r.e. miner insurance brokers limited<br />
Phone: 519-687-3018 l 1-800-265-2122 l Fax: 519-687-2047<br />
ruth - Jill - lisa - tracey - dawn l 6404 main street l comber<br />
l Farm l Home l auto l business
www.comberfair.on.ca <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 4<br />
Index:<br />
GET INVOlVED!<br />
This isn’t just a spectator event. You are invited to join the<br />
parade, enter a competition, feed the animals, volunteer to help<br />
out, or join the talent show! To find entry rules, deadlines and<br />
contact information, just flip through these pages.<br />
Class 12-20 Sheep ............................................ 19<br />
Class 26 Chickens ........................................ 20-21<br />
Class 27 Bantams ......................................... 21-22<br />
Class 28 Pheasants ............................................ 22<br />
Class 29 Doves .................................................. 22<br />
Class 30 Geese .................................................. 22<br />
Class 31 Ducks .................................................. 23<br />
Class 32 Rabbits ................................................ 22<br />
Class 33 Pigeons .......................................... 23-24<br />
Class 35 Roots & Vegetables ............................. 19<br />
Class 36 Grains & Seeds ................................... 18<br />
Class 37 Essex County Wheat Producers ......... 18<br />
Class 38 Robert Hedges Sunflower ................... 18<br />
Class 39 Honey ................................................. 18<br />
Class 40 Needlework ................................... 15-16<br />
Class 41 Senior Citizens .................................... 16<br />
Class 43 Flowers - Adults ............................ 17-18<br />
Class 44 Canning ............................................... 14<br />
Class 45 Baking ........................................... 14-15<br />
Class 46 High School Baking ........................... 12<br />
Class 47 Men’s Baking ...................................... 15<br />
Class 50 Photo ................................................... 17<br />
Class 52 Toy Farm Display ................................. 6<br />
Class 53 Farm Safety Posters ............................ 18<br />
Class 83 Junior Birds & Rabbits ....................... 20<br />
Class 85 Junior Roots & Vegetables ................. 13<br />
Class 88 Junior Flowers ............................... 12-13<br />
Class 90 Junior School Classification .......... 11-12<br />
Class 93 Elementary School Baking ................. 12<br />
4-H ............................................................... 32-33<br />
Antique Tractor Display .................................... 38<br />
Baby Contest ..................................................... 35<br />
Beef (Open Class) ............................................. 19<br />
Car & Truck Show ............................................... 7<br />
Colouring Contest Picture ................................ 28<br />
Demolition Derby ............................................ 8-9<br />
Entertainment .................................................... 36<br />
Entry Form ................................................... 31-32<br />
Exhibitor Rules ................................................... 2<br />
Family Program ................................................ 10<br />
Miss <strong>Comber</strong> ..................................................... 26<br />
Parade ............................................................... 30<br />
Singing Contest ................................................. 34<br />
SOTC Horse Show ............................................ 29<br />
Western <strong>Fair</strong> Rise2Fame Contest ...................... 34<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> Food Market<br />
Fresh Meat, Deli, Grocery<br />
Dear Friends,<br />
County <strong>Fair</strong>s are ingrained in the fibers of this country and the<br />
153rd Annual <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> is going to continue a tradition of<br />
excellence. Where else could you go to get the great entertainment<br />
and competition of a county fair while installing the community with<br />
family values and good memories?<br />
The residents of the <strong>Comber</strong>/lakeshore community can have the<br />
confidence in the fact that the goals of the Board of Directors have<br />
changed very little in the last 153 years in regards to providing a<br />
safe place where childhood memories can be remembered and new<br />
memories with your family and friends can be realized and revitalized.<br />
Make sure YOU take time to visit every part of the fair. View the home<br />
crafts of canning, needle work, and other displays. Walk through the<br />
animal barns. Enjoy Carter Shows Midway and don’t forget to relax<br />
at our beer tent. Enjoy the various vendors and all famous <strong>Fair</strong> Food<br />
at the food courts.<br />
As president I am proud that this fair has been produced annually for<br />
now a 153 years by a good group of volunteers and businesses.<br />
The Board of Directors operate the grounds year round and with the<br />
exception of <strong>Fair</strong> week lease the grounds to lakeshore Municipality<br />
to be utilized as a public recreational park serving East lakeshore<br />
residents.<br />
A special thanks must go the the men and women who are on the<br />
various committees and their volunteers whose efforts keep the fair<br />
going year after year.<br />
Come join us for the 153rd Annual <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> August 10th -<br />
12th, <strong>2012</strong>. Rekindle relationships and build new ones.<br />
Sincerely,<br />
Robert Hornick, President<br />
6303 Main Street, <strong>Comber</strong>, Ontario N0P 1J0<br />
Joseph Gweon<br />
Proprietor<br />
Bus. & Fax: (519) 687-2129 Res: (519) 687-3814<br />
Toll Free 1-877-844-4418
<strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 5<br />
www.comberfair.on.ca<br />
Come one; come all to the 153rd <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>. If there’s one thing that never<br />
changes it’s celebrating the <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> the first week-end in August.<br />
On behalf of the Town of Lakeshore Council, I wish to congratulate and<br />
commend the Agricultural Society and all the volunteers for their many hours of<br />
hard work and dedication.<br />
Each year holds a week-end of fun filled events and entertainment for people of all ages. Friendly<br />
smiles, conversations with friends, a place to meet, eat, gather and celebrate. The <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong><br />
continues to promote agriculture in this region through the various competitions and exhibitions.<br />
For family fun and entertainment, it is a must see and do.<br />
Wishing you continued success.<br />
Tom Bain,<br />
Mayor<br />
l Ladies Clothing and Sandals<br />
l New Line of Jordana Beauty Products<br />
l Chocolate Arrangements for all Ages<br />
l Lawn & Garden Supplies<br />
l Complete Line of Men’s Safety Clothing<br />
l Romano Shish Kabobs<br />
6306 Main St., CoMber<br />
519-687-2020<br />
Queen’s Park - Room 370, Main Legislative Building,<br />
Queen’s Park, Toronto, ON, M7A 1A5<br />
Tel: 416-325-0714<br />
email: tnatyshak-qp@ndp.on.ca<br />
Community Office - 316 Talbot St. N., Essex, ON, N8M 2E1<br />
Tel: 519.776-6420 Fax: 519.776.6980<br />
email:tnatyshak-co@ndp.on.ca<br />
The <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> Celebrates 153 years of family fun and outdoor rural entertainment. This event is a part of<br />
our heritage and continues to provide a tradition of fond family memories for years to come. It allows the community<br />
to showcase the finest agricultural heritage in Essex County and the country.<br />
As your Member of Provincial Parliament for Essex, I am proud of the countless volunteers who provide an<br />
exceptional event every year. Congratulations on the 153rd year of continuing the rural traditions of our community.<br />
I encourage all of you to come out and enjoy the summer fun at the <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>. Visit the many exhibits, fair<br />
rides and the country hospitality that this fair provides year after year.<br />
I wish this year’s fair continued success and commend the organizers on a job well done. Come on out and<br />
enjoy a week-end of great family traditions.<br />
Sincerely,<br />
Taras Natyshak<br />
MPP Essex<br />
l Hardware Supplies<br />
l Pet Food & Supplies<br />
l Pool Supplies<br />
l Shur-Gain Feed<br />
l Bulk Propane<br />
l Bulk Chlorine<br />
Visit Lill’s<br />
Gift Room
www.comberfair.on.ca <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 6<br />
Dear Friends:<br />
Congratulations on the 153rd anniversary of the <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>.<br />
What a remarkable achievement of continuity – showcasing the best in rural living<br />
and agriculture – both past and present.<br />
This anniversary represents decades of dedicated service on the part of the many<br />
volunteers who work diligently and tirelessly to make the <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> a success year<br />
after year. Please accept my sincere thanks and appreciation.<br />
Best Wishes for another great <strong>Fair</strong>.<br />
Jeff Watson, MP<br />
Toy Farm Display (Class 52)<br />
Sponsored by Reaume Funeral Home Inc.<br />
Can be 1/64, 1/32, or 1/50 scale display. Must be agricultural or construction orientated. Must be no larger than 3 feet (front) by 2 feet deep.<br />
Must be on a sturdy medium (wood, styrofoam, etc). Must register before July 31, <strong>2012</strong> as space is limited and on a first come basis.<br />
Please call Greg at 519-809-8455 for more details. Agricultural Society is not responsible for lost, stolen or damaged goods.<br />
prizes: 1st $30.00, 2nd $25.00, 3rd $20.00 Section: 1. Toy Farm Display<br />
Kearney<br />
planters<br />
14232 Turin Line, RR#3,<br />
Thamesville, Ont<br />
Phone: (519) 678-3206<br />
Fax: (519) 678-3887<br />
email:<br />
sales@kearneyplanters.com<br />
www.kearneyplanters.com<br />
519-776-4700<br />
www.Jeffwatsonmp.ca<br />
New this<br />
year!
<strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 7<br />
www.comberfair.on.ca<br />
<strong>2012</strong> COMBER FAIR CAR & TRUCK SHOW<br />
Fri. Aug. 10 - <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>grounds [ rain or shine ]<br />
Registration 4 - 6 PM Show Till 9 PM - Entry Fee : $10.oo [ max 2 people per vehicle ]<br />
PRIMARY SPONSOR :<br />
TROPHIES : SPONSORS :<br />
MISS COMBER FAIR CHOICE DAVID WRIGHT LAWN CARE / COMBER<br />
GM up to 1965 LANOUE CHEVROLET / TILBURY<br />
GM 1966 to 1999 LANOUE CHEVROLET / TILBURY<br />
FORD up to 1965 LALLY FORD / TILBURY<br />
FORD 1966 to 1999 LALLY FORD / TILBURY<br />
CHRYSLER up to 1965 TILBURY CHRYSLER<br />
CHRYSLER 1966 to 1999 TILBURY CHRYSLER<br />
CLASSIC IMPORT LANTIN TRUCKING / COMBER<br />
CLASSIC HOT ROD SPARKY’S PERFORMANCE / TILBURY<br />
*MODIFIED MODERN MUSCLE 2000 & UP* THE TILBURY AUTO MALL<br />
*TUNER/ NEWER MODIFIED COMPACT* WOODBRIDGE FOAM / TILBURY<br />
[ Please : not a stereo competition ]<br />
PARTICIPANTS DRAW COURTESY OF FUSION AUTO SALES - TILBURY<br />
2 – $50.00 CASH PRIZES<br />
DOOR PRIZES / TOOLBOX MAGNET FOR THE FIRST 150 / PROCEEDS TO THE COMBER AG SOCIETY<br />
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: MICK MYLES @ 519-687-2018 or STEVE MORRIS @ 519-962-9585<br />
Mike TeTreaulT<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> Legion Branch #241<br />
and Ladies Auxilary<br />
Annual Fish Dinner - Fri. Aug. 10, <strong>2012</strong> 5-7 pm $12.00<br />
Annual Steak BBQ - Sat. Aug. 11, <strong>2012</strong> 5-7 pm $15.00<br />
Only 150 meals, advance tickets available at the branch
www.comberfair.on.ca <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 8<br />
Demolition Derby<br />
Committee: Ron Reaume: 519-791-8075, Mike Setler, Rob Duquette<br />
NO LATE ENTRANTS, ARRIVING AFTER 11:30 A.M. WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO PARTICIPATE.<br />
All cars must be on <strong>Fair</strong> Grounds by 11:00 a.m. Start time: 1:00 p.m.<br />
ENTRY FEE:<br />
Class Derby 1: $100.00 for Eight Cylinder Class (Car, Driver & 4 crewmen) Advance Reg. Fee $75.00<br />
Class Derby 2: $80.00 for Six Cylinder Class (Car, Driver & 3 crewmen) Advance Reg. Fee $65.00<br />
Class Derby 3: $75.00 for Four Cylinder Class (Car, Driver & 2 crewmen) Advance Reg. Fee $50.00<br />
Class Derby 4: $80.00 for Pick Ups Class (Pickup, Driver & 2 crewmen) Advance Reg. Fee $65.00<br />
Class Derby 5: $75.00 for Mini-Van Class (Mini-van, Driver & 2 crewmen) Advance Reg. Fee $50.00<br />
Note Advance Registration<br />
and fee must be received by<br />
July 10th. Cheques payable<br />
to <strong>Comber</strong> Agricultural<br />
Society and dropped off at<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> Country Depot, Iron<br />
Mike Industries or mailed to<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> Agricultural Society,<br />
c/o Brenda Hernandez,<br />
6806 Essex Road 8, R.R.<br />
#1, Staples ON N0P 2J0<br />
Age to Participate is 18 years or more as of Sunday August 12th, <strong>2012</strong> ~ 16 & 17 Year Olds must have<br />
HOLD HARMLESS consent form signed by parent at the registration table Derby Day.<br />
Prizes:<br />
Derby 1: 1st $1,000,<br />
2nd $500 sponsored by LMR Inc.,<br />
3rd $250 sponsored by <strong>Comber</strong> Plumbing<br />
Derby 2: 1st $400, 2nd $200, 3rd $100<br />
Derby 3: 1st $400 sponsored by Simpson Electric,<br />
2nd $200 sponsored by Affordable Framing,<br />
3rd $100<br />
Derby 4: 1st $300, 2nd $200, 3rd $100<br />
Derby 5: 1st $300, 2nd $200, 3rd $100<br />
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR q WELDING q FABRICATING<br />
SAFETY INSPECTIONS<br />
NO SPECTATORS IN THE RESTRICTED<br />
AREA (PIT ONLY). NO CHILDREN IN PIT<br />
AREA. ONLY DESIGNATED PARTICIPANTS.<br />
FAILURE TO ADHERE TO THIS RESTRICTION<br />
WILL BE GROUNDS FOR EJECTION FROM<br />
THE GROUNDS!<br />
For more information contact Mike Setler<br />
519-687-3275 or Ron Reaume 519-791-8075<br />
Mike Setler<br />
519-687-3275<br />
8847 Hwy. 77<br />
<strong>Comber</strong>, Ontario
<strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 9<br />
www.comberfair.on.ca<br />
Demo Derby PArTICIPATING<br />
welded down.<br />
reGULATIoNS:<br />
1. This derby will consist of approx. five heats depending on<br />
number of entries, and one or two free for all. Heats will be<br />
stopped when three cars are still mobile. These drivers will<br />
receive $75.00 and a trophy each. They will also advance to<br />
the feature event. Winning driver of free for all will receive<br />
$60.00 and advance to feature event.<br />
2. Any North American made hardtop automobile or station<br />
wagon 1973 and newer allowed! No Jeeps, trucks, carryalls,<br />
convertibles, hearses, limousines or 4x4s allowed.<br />
3. Safety belts and approved helmets must be worn. Helmet<br />
shield, safety glasses or goggles must be worn.<br />
4. All glass including side markers, head and tail lights must<br />
be removed, windshield included. Rolling down windows<br />
is not permitted. (ALL GLASS MUST BE COMPLETELY<br />
REMOVED.)<br />
5. Headliner must be removed, chrome moldings, antenna,<br />
sunvisors, mirrors, plastics, all door handles, anything<br />
dangerous must be removed. Auto must be swept clean.<br />
6. Stock gas tank must be removed. An auxiliary tank of<br />
steel or neoprene construction is to be used. Auxiliary<br />
tank is not to exceed five (5) gallon capacity. Tank must be<br />
securely fastened down and covered. (Marine types highly<br />
recommended.)<br />
7. Auxiliary tank to be located no further ahead than the back<br />
of the front seat (in center area).<br />
8. Absolutely no one (1) to five (5) gallon carrying gas cans<br />
allowed for auxiliary tank. All caps, fittings, lines must be<br />
leakproof. Any fuel leakage will lead to disqualification.<br />
Electric fuel pumps must have on/off switch within reach of<br />
driver.<br />
9. Only one (1) 12 volt battery allowed in car. Battery must be<br />
securely fastened down and covered. (Passenger side floor<br />
recommended).<br />
10.Radiators are to remain in the stock position, or be removed.<br />
Electric fans may be used. Transmission coolers are to<br />
remain in the engine compartment. All A/C condensers must<br />
be removed. Large holes in firewall should be covered. Only<br />
water in radiators, no anti-freeze.<br />
11. Only stock bumpers for make of car, front & back. Bumper<br />
ends not to be cut, but no sharp edges or points. (Bumper<br />
shocks only may be welded). No support brackets from<br />
bumper to frame allowed.<br />
12. Cutting fenders for wheel clearance only is allowed.<br />
13.Left front drivers door must be painted white. All doors must<br />
be securely fastened shut with seat belt, wired, chained, or<br />
welded. If welded 3 pots 3 inches only. No welding on inside<br />
of doors. Driver will be disqualified if drivers door comes<br />
open. Inside of drivers door only may be reinforced for<br />
driver safety (but no overkill).<br />
14.You may install a driver compartment protection bar. This<br />
bar will be located behind drivers seat, and fastened between<br />
the left and right door pillars. Bar(s) in front (dash area) are<br />
permitted.<br />
15.It is recommended that engine mounts be chained, wired or<br />
16.Mandatory bar must be installed between roof and cowl<br />
(middle of windshield). This is to keep hood from coming<br />
into drivers compartment.<br />
17.Hood must have approximately a 12” hole cut out over the<br />
carburetor (in case of fire). Air filters are to be used.<br />
18.Hood must be fastened down in four (4) places, wired or<br />
chained. If using ready-rod with bolts and washers, readyrod<br />
is not to be welded or bolted to or through the frame.<br />
19.Trunk lid may only be fastened down up to eight (8) places,<br />
wired or chained. No ready-rod with bolts and washers to<br />
fasten down trunk lid. No welds or welding on trunk lid.<br />
20.No blocked or welded shocks, leaf springs to be stock and<br />
not altered. Coil spring lifters may be used, two per side<br />
“max” (twist in type). Car must move up and down with one<br />
man’s effort.<br />
21. No reinforcements of body or frame, welding, wiring or<br />
chaining, any part of the body to the frame is not permitted.<br />
Any welding of the frame is not permitted. Trailer hitches<br />
must be completely removed. Any excessive alteration will<br />
lead to automatic disqualification.<br />
22.Missing or rotted body mounts may be replaced with a<br />
hockey puck only, with no larger than stock size bolts and<br />
three inch (3”) washers to secure. 2 additional mounts are<br />
permitted. No direct body to frame mounting.<br />
23.Tires not to exceed 15” diameter. Snow tires may be used. 4<br />
cylinder class tires not to exceed 14” diameter. No liquid or<br />
foam filled tires. No studs, screws in rims to hold tires. All<br />
wheel balance weights must be removed.<br />
24.All cars must have brakes before each heat.<br />
25.Drivers may maneuver forward or backward. There will be<br />
no deliberate head-on collisions and no deliberate hitting on<br />
drivers door.<br />
26.A time limit will be announced by the judges. If a driver<br />
does not hit another car within time limit, he/she will be<br />
disqualified. Do not “sandbag” or “play possum”. This will<br />
lead to disqualification.<br />
27.Any car spilling gas or catching fire is automatically<br />
disqualified from his/her heat.<br />
28. Cars may be decorated but only in good taste.<br />
29.All cars will be inspected before the event. Winning feature<br />
cars will be inspected after feature event.<br />
30.Winning drivers must drive the same car in feature heat that<br />
they drove in their winning heat.<br />
31.Driver and two (2) mechanics only allowed in pit for 4 cyl.<br />
class / Driver and four (4) mechanics only allowed in pit for<br />
8 cyl. class.<br />
32.All work should be completed before entering fairgrounds.<br />
33.Minimum of eight (8) cars to establish each heat.<br />
34.Cars must be off fairground property within 24 hours after<br />
the event or they will be disposed of.<br />
35.No alcoholic beverages allowed in or outside pit area. Any<br />
participant or mechanic caught drinking before or during the<br />
event will cause that party to be disqualified.<br />
36.Officials reserve the right to refuse or accept any entry.<br />
37.In the event of any disputes/disagreements, the decisions of<br />
the organizing committee/officials shall be final and binding.
www.comberfair.on.ca <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 10<br />
Family Program<br />
Tilbury<br />
Bike Giveaway by<br />
- Fun for all ages!<br />
SAturdAY, AuguSt 11, <strong>2012</strong><br />
12:30 pm<br />
At Centre StAge<br />
Pie Eating Contest<br />
for ages<br />
12-15<br />
@ 1:30 pm<br />
Fun for all ages!!<br />
Come out to participate!!<br />
Royal Canadian<br />
legion CombeR<br />
bRanCh 241<br />
Boom Box Giveaway by<br />
Linda McKinlay<br />
“Your voice and<br />
Ward 6 Lakeshore Councillor”<br />
519-687-3400<br />
Ballots available @ Community Centre at no charge<br />
Ballots available @ Community Centre at no charge<br />
Bike draw immediately after pie eating contest - You must be present to win - Ages 12 and under
Junior School claSSification<br />
(claSS 90)<br />
committee: Sarah clingan 519-419-4943 or<br />
e-mail sclingan@hotmail.ca<br />
Sponsored by Tilbury Tots Early Learning Centre<br />
All articles will be received between 6-8:30 p.m. on Thursday, August<br />
9th, <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Rosettes given at Judges discretion.<br />
Please ensure that your tags are filled out prior to Thursday night.<br />
Sections:<br />
Pre-School (18monthS- 3 ½ yearS old)<br />
Prizes: 1st $2.00, 2nd $1.50, 3rd $1.25<br />
1. Hand-print sun.<br />
2. Tissue paper sculpture. Mix equal parts of white glue and water<br />
in a disposable bowl. Tear tissue paper into 4”-6” pieces.<br />
Quickly dip a piece of tissue paper into glue solution. Crumple<br />
into a tight ball and place on a piece of wax paper. Continue<br />
adding additional pieces of tissue paper, arranging into an<br />
interesting shape. Air dry*<br />
3. Themed collage on paper no larger than 8-1/2x11<br />
4. A coloured picture from a colouring book<br />
5. Necklace made with any material<br />
JK-SK (ageS: 4-5)<br />
Prizes: 1st $2.25; 2nd $2.00; 3rd $1.75<br />
6. Make a reindeer puppet using a paper-bag<br />
7. Paper chains approximately 3-5 feet long. Be creative.....<br />
8. A drawing of your family. Do not put names, instead use titles<br />
i.e. Grandpa, Sister, Mom<br />
9. Monster face (on a piece of paper no larger than 8-1/2 x 11)*<br />
10. Cereal art, any object, on a piece of construction paper (no larger<br />
than 8-1/2 x 11)<br />
gradeS 1-2 (ageS: 6-7)<br />
Prizes: 1st $2.25; 2nd $2.00; 3rd $1.75<br />
11. Create a miniature garden on a paper plate *<br />
12. Create a straw hat scarecrow<br />
13. Create a cloths pin bug<br />
14. Something made from Play-Doh<br />
15. Make a mask using any material<br />
gradeS 3-4 (ageS: 8-9)<br />
Prizes: 1st $2.50; 2nd $2.25; 3rd $2.00<br />
16. Make a pen holder from old or recycled materials<br />
17. Make a piggy bank from old or recycled materials<br />
18. Create a birthday card using your best printing for a special<br />
message inside<br />
19. Create a rodent using an egg carton and decorate<br />
20. Handling plaque made from popsicle sticks*<br />
gradeS 5-8 (ageS: 10-13)<br />
Prizes: 1st $2.50; 2nd $2.25; 3rd $2.00<br />
21. Complete a craft from a kit<br />
22. A picture drawn from a photograph, photo must be attached*<br />
23. A door decoration for your favorite holiday<br />
24. Layer dry ingredients in a jar for cookies with a decorated lid and<br />
recipe attached<br />
25. Wind-chime made from any material<br />
SPecial collectionS ageS 4-13<br />
Prizes: 1st $5.00; 2nd $4.00; 3rd $3.00<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 11<br />
www.comberfair.on.ca<br />
26. Display a dried leaf collection. Collection must contain 5 dried<br />
leaves and indentify type of leaves<br />
27. Display 4 pieces of handmade jewellery<br />
28. Display 5 fridge magnets<br />
29. Display 12 Rocks. To be displayed in egg carton<br />
colouring conteSt<br />
Picture is on page 28 or visit our website http://www.comberfair.on.ca<br />
to download the picture. Winner awarded for each age group<br />
Prizes: 1st $5.00; 2nd $2.25; 3rd $2.00<br />
30. Preschool<br />
31. JK-SK-Grade 1<br />
32. Grades 2-4<br />
33. Grades 5-8<br />
deSign our colouring conteSt<br />
Sponsored by Sarah Clingan<br />
Prizes: 1st $10.00; 2nd $5.00; 3rd $2.00<br />
Prize donated by Junior School Classification Committee<br />
34. Design the Junior <strong>Fair</strong> Colouring Contest for next year’s fair<br />
book. A line drawing on white paper 8 1/2” x 11”. Design so<br />
that it may be coloured in (i.e. as it would appear in a child’s<br />
colouring book). Must be done with black ink or black marker.<br />
Leave 1/2” border.<br />
Note: winner must leave drawing with the <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> for<br />
publication in the next year’s colouring contest.<br />
SPECiALS FoR BoYS & GiRLS - CLASS 90<br />
Prizes: $5.00 - Sponsored by Tilbury Tots Early Learning Centre<br />
Pre-School- Best in Section 2<br />
JK-SK - Best in Section 9<br />
Grades 1-2 - Best in Section 11<br />
Grades 3-4 - Best in Section 20<br />
Grades 5-8 - Best in Section 22<br />
Trophy “Most Points Pre-school Class 90” donated by REM<br />
insurance<br />
Trophy “Most Points JK-SK Class 90” donated by Jack Morris<br />
Auctions<br />
Trophy “Most Points Grades 1-2 Class 90” donated by Bill & Bet<br />
Pearson<br />
Trophy “Most Points Grades 3-4 Class 90” donated by Bruce & Betty<br />
Lou Nussey<br />
Trophy “Most Points Grades 5-8 Class 90” donated by Lila McFadden<br />
fair diSPlay. This year we will continue to offer the opportunity<br />
to compete at the District and Provincial levels. Create an “original<br />
hand made design” poster that is promoting the <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>. The<br />
name of the fair and date must be clearly shown on the poster. The<br />
poster must be hand drawn. Poster size: minimum 8-1/2x11”, without<br />
border. Maximum 11x17”, without border. Each entry must be centred<br />
on CARDSToCK or BRiSToL BoARD exposing on all four sides<br />
showing a 2” border.<br />
Prizes: 1st $5.00; 2nd $2.25; 3rd $2.00<br />
35. Youth up to and including grade 4<br />
36. Youth grade 5-8 inclusive<br />
Note: The winning poster from each group is eligible to compete<br />
at the District level (November <strong>2012</strong>) for a chance to win at the<br />
Provincial level (February 2013). Judging Standards include: 1.<br />
overall Appearance - 20 points; 2. Attract and hold attention - 25<br />
points; 3. Competition theme clear - 40 points; 4. Quality materials/<br />
end product - 15 points. For additional information about this<br />
opportunity please visit: http://www.ontariofairs.org and go to<br />
Competitions.<br />
The winning poster may also be used in the prize list cover next year.
www.comberfair.on.ca <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 12<br />
Centennial Central Public school special<br />
Sponsored by Joyce Keith<br />
Prizes: 1st $2.50; 2nd $2.50; 3rd $1.75<br />
JK-Grade 1 (ages 4-6)<br />
37. Create a painting by mixing colours to create new colours and<br />
textures<br />
38. Create a collage to represent an idea<br />
Grade 2-4 (ages 7-9)<br />
39. Create a picture/scene using mixed media (i.e. pastels and paints)<br />
40. Creat a picture/scene using secondary or complimentary colours<br />
Grade 5-8 (ages 10-13)<br />
41. Giuseppe Arcimboldo inspired side portrait created from one<br />
theme of objects<br />
42. Ted Harrison inspired depiction of Canadian life using bold<br />
colours and simple shapes<br />
eleMenTarY sCHool BaKinG<br />
(Class 93)<br />
Committee: Monica Taylor, Betty wright, Kim Knight, Tammy<br />
Trepanier, elaine nussey- 687-2624<br />
Sponsored by <strong>Comber</strong> Food Mart<br />
rules: Please reaD CareFullY<br />
1. All entries to be displayed on SMALL, paper plates, in clear<br />
PLASTIC BAGS.<br />
2. All cookies and cupcakes - 3 on a SMALL, disposable plate.<br />
3. Exhibits must be in Agricultural Building by 8:30 p.m. Thursday,<br />
August 9th and removed between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. on Sunday,<br />
August 12th, <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Prizes: 1st $2.50; 2nd $2.25; 3rd $2.00<br />
FIRST PLACE SPECIALS - $5.00 each<br />
Trophy “Most Points in Elementary School Baking” donated by R.E.<br />
Miner Insurance<br />
* 2 rosettes to be awarded at Judges’ discretion.<br />
1-519-975-0056 or cdndukes@mnsi.net<br />
1-519-975-0056 or cdndukes@mnsi.net<br />
Sections:<br />
1. Chocolate Chip Cookies<br />
2. Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies<br />
3. Peanut Butter Cookies<br />
4. Chocolate Cupcakes<br />
5. Cookie decorated to resemble a face - judged on appearance only<br />
6. Rice Krispie Sculpture - judged on appearance - “wind turbine<br />
theme”<br />
7. Small cake - any variety, iced<br />
8. 3 nutritional snacks for Grandma - 3 items on a small plate<br />
9. Rice Krispie Squares - use a variation of the original recipe (add<br />
nuts, chocolate, raisins, etc. - anything unusual)<br />
HiGH sCHool BaKinG - (Class 46)<br />
Committee: Monica Taylor, Betty wright, Kim Knight, Tammy<br />
Trepanier, elaine nussey- 687-2624<br />
Sponsored by Janet McConnell<br />
rules: Please reaD CareFullY<br />
1. Entries to be displayed on small, paper plates, in clear PLASTIC<br />
BAGS, with the exception of the rice krispie sculpture.<br />
2. All cookies - 3 on a SMALL disposable plate.<br />
3. Exhibits must be in Agricultural Building by 8:30 p.m. Thursday,<br />
August 9th and removed between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. on Sunday,<br />
August 12th, <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Prizes: 1st $3.00; 2nd $2.50; 3rd $2.00<br />
FIRST PLACE SPECIALS - $5.00 each<br />
Trophy “Most Points in High School Baking” donated by Vivian<br />
Clark<br />
* 2 rosettes to be awarded at Judges’ discretion.<br />
Sections:<br />
1. Chocolate Cake - small size, iced<br />
2. Personal Size Pizza - judged on appearance only<br />
3. Rice Krispie Sculpture - “snowboarding or skateboarding” theme<br />
Flowers: Junior (Class 88)<br />
Committee: Melissa Cranston, Jodee Truskey, Bev Chambers<br />
Sponsored by Pinchin Environmental<br />
All articles will be received between 6-8:30 p.m. on Thursday, August<br />
9th, <strong>2012</strong>. All flower entries will be judged Thursday August 9th, <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Judging will begin at 9 p.m. Please be sure to get your entries to the<br />
fair office promptly. Please ensure your exhibitor tag is SECURELY<br />
fastened to your entry.<br />
No silk arrangements or dried flowers are allowed.<br />
Homegrown entries only - recently purchased cut flowers or plants may<br />
not be entered.<br />
Prizes: 1st $2.00; 2nd $1.50; 3rd $1.25<br />
Sections:<br />
Junior & senior KinDerGarTen<br />
1. Glass of petunias<br />
2. Flowers for my grandpa<br />
3. Flowers for my teacher<br />
GraDes 1-2<br />
4. Bouquet in a mug<br />
5. Bouquet of marigolds<br />
6. Flowers for my grandma
gRaDes 3-4<br />
7. 1 rose<br />
8. 1 floating flower with or without foliage<br />
9. Bouquet of snapdragons<br />
gRaDes 5-6<br />
10. Bouquet in a mug<br />
11. Happy birthday centrepiece<br />
12. Sunny delight - a bouquet or arrangement using at least two<br />
varieties of flowers<br />
gRaDes 7-8<br />
13. Wet zone - three flowers floating, with or without foliage<br />
14. Tiny time - a mini bouquet or arrangement, no larger than 15cm<br />
in any direction, including the container<br />
15. 1 rose<br />
gRaDes 9-10<br />
16. Purple power - a bouquet using purple flowers and/or foliage<br />
17. A bouquet using roadside weeds and/or flowers<br />
18. Bouquet of petunias<br />
gRaDes 11-12 & oac<br />
19. 1 geranium<br />
20. 1 floating flower, with or without foliage<br />
21. A bouquet using roadside weeds and/or flowers<br />
sPecial section<br />
22. grades 1-4. My favourite colour - bouquet or arrangement using<br />
at least two varieties of flowers, all the same colour.<br />
23. grades 5-8. Fav shade - bouquet or arrangement using at least<br />
three varieties of flowers, all the same colour.<br />
24. grades 9-12. Monochromatic mania - bouquet or arrangement<br />
using at least four varieties of flowers, all the same colour.<br />
SPECIALS FOR JunIOR FLOWERS - CLASS 88<br />
FIRST PLACE SPECIALS - sec 1-24 - $5.00 each sponsored by<br />
Royal Canadian Legion, <strong>Comber</strong><br />
Trophy “Most Points in JK-SK Class 88” donated by Lila McFadden<br />
Trophy “Most Points in grades 1-2 Class 88” donated by Ken &<br />
Dolly Cranston<br />
Trophy “Most Points in grades 3-4 Class 88” donated by Bill & Bet<br />
Pearson<br />
Trophy “Most Points in grades 5-6 Class 88” donated by Jack Morris<br />
Auctions<br />
Trophy “Most Points in grades 7-8 Class 88” donated by William<br />
Pearson<br />
Trophy “Most Points in grades 9-10 Class 88” donated by Kathryn<br />
Bower<br />
Trophy “Most Points in grades 11-12 & OAC Class 88” donated by<br />
Vivan Clark<br />
Farm Machinery l Lawn Equipment<br />
ATV’s / Snowmobiles<br />
Chainsaw Repairs & Sharpening l Motors / Pumps<br />
Sandblasting l Snowplow Installations & Repairs<br />
3774 Middle Line, Tilbury, ON N0P 2L0<br />
519-809-0235 (cell)<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 13<br />
www.comberfair.on.ca<br />
Congratulations to Emily Chaput for winning the <strong>Fair</strong><br />
Display Poster last year (Class 90 sec 35 & 36).<br />
We used her winning poster on the cover!<br />
Roots & Vegetables:<br />
JunioR to age 12 - class 85<br />
committee: David ainslie & Ken elliott<br />
Sponsored by Knights of Columbus 8783 Council Visitation Parish<br />
Only one entry per exhibitor per section. All articles will be received<br />
between 6-8:30 p.m. on Thursday, August 9th, <strong>2012</strong>. Judging to start<br />
at 9 a.m. Friday August 10th, <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Prizes: 1st $4.00; 2nd $2.50; 3rd $1.50<br />
*2 Rosettes - 1 girl, 1 boy - Judges choice<br />
Trophy “Most Points in Junior Roots & Vegetables Class 85” donated<br />
by Reaume Funeral Home Inc<br />
Sections:<br />
1. Three cucumbers for slicing<br />
2. Three onions<br />
3. Three carrots<br />
4. Three beets<br />
5. Three sweet peppers, green or red<br />
6. Three tomatoes<br />
7. Three potatoes<br />
8. Three ears sweet corn<br />
9. Two gourds<br />
10. Best vegetable collection<br />
11. Best vegetable collection with a picture of your garden<br />
SPECIALS FOR JunIOR ROOTS & VEgETABLES - CLASS 85<br />
1st $25.00, 2nd $15.00 and 3rd $10.00 - Sec. 11 - In his memory, the<br />
estate of Douglas Hornick has given prizes for 20 years starting in<br />
<strong>2012</strong><br />
$5.00 - Sec. 10 Best Vegetable Collection<br />
CAN-AM TRACTOR LTD.<br />
A KUCERA GROUP COMPANY<br />
9831 Longwoods Rd Hwy #2 E.<br />
CHATHAM, ON.<br />
888 294 8818 519 351 4300<br />
www.canamtractor.com
www.comberfair.on.ca <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 14<br />
CANNING - (ClAss 44)<br />
Committee: Monica Taylor, Betty Wright, Kim Knight, Tammy<br />
Trepanier, Elaine Nussey- 687-2624<br />
Sponsored by Carl & Pat Issac<br />
RUlEs: PlEAsE READ CAREFUllY<br />
1. All canned goods are to be put in sealed, STERILIZED, PINT<br />
jars. Rings must be LOOSENED and jars wiped clean at time of<br />
entry. Attach exhibitor’s tab with an elastic.<br />
2. Jams and jellies to be in small STERILIZED jars. If wax is used<br />
to seal jar, DO NOT REMOVE WAX.<br />
3. Exhibits must be in Agricultural Building by 8:30 p.m. Thursday,<br />
August 9th and removed between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. on Sunday,<br />
August 12th, <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Prizes: 1st $2.00; 2nd $1.75; 3rd $1.50<br />
FIRST PLACE SPECIALS - $5.00 each<br />
Jewellery box “Most points in Canning” donated by Bruce & Betty<br />
Lou Nussey<br />
Most Points in Canning donated by Hudson Mannor -<br />
1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10<br />
* 2 rosettes to be awarded at Judges’ discretion.<br />
Sections:<br />
FRUITs<br />
1. Peaches (halved)<br />
2. Any variety not listed - named<br />
JAMs & JEllIEs<br />
3. Strawberry jam<br />
4. Raspberry jam<br />
5. Cherry jam<br />
6. Jam - any variety - named<br />
7. Jelly - any variety - named<br />
8. Freezer jam - any variety - named<br />
PICKlEs & RElIsHEs<br />
9. Dill pickles<br />
10. Red beet pickles<br />
11. Sweet pickles<br />
12. Salsa<br />
13. Corn relish<br />
14. Apple sauce<br />
15. Any other variety - named<br />
BAKING - (ClAss 45)<br />
Committee: Monica Taylor, Betty Wright, Kim Knight, Tammy<br />
Trepanier, Elaine Nussey- 687-2624<br />
All prizes in Class 45 Sec 1 - 23 sponsored by Tilbury Foodland<br />
RUlEs: PlEAsE READ CAREFUllY<br />
1. All entries to be submitted in clear plastic bags, EXCEPT pies &<br />
cakes.<br />
2. No half loaves; small loaves preferred, in clear plastic bags.<br />
3. No mixes, and NO ready-made pie or tart shells.<br />
4. Pies - tin foil plates preferred.<br />
5. Cookies, tarts or squares - 3 on a SMALL, disposable plate.<br />
6. Exhibits must be in Agricultural Building by 8:30 p.m. Thursday,<br />
August 9th and removed between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. on Sunday,<br />
August 12th, <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Prizes: 1st $5.00; 2nd $3.00; 3rd $2.00<br />
Jewellery box “Most points in Canning” donated by Elaine Nussey<br />
*6 rosettes to be awarded at Judges’ discretion.<br />
Sections:<br />
BREADs<br />
1. Whole wheat bread - must be at least 60% whole wheat<br />
2. Bread machine white bread<br />
3. Zucchini pineapple loaf<br />
4. Banana nut loaf<br />
5. Lemon loaf<br />
6. Cinnamon buns (3)<br />
7. Sugar-free muffins - any variety - named, (3) wrappers removed<br />
COOKIEs & sQUAREs<br />
8. Brownies, no nuts, with icing<br />
9. Chocolate chip cookies<br />
10. Sugar cookies - must use the recipe provided below:<br />
Preheat oven to 350 F. Cream 1/2 cup butter and 1/2 cup sugar.<br />
Add 1 egg and mix, then add 1-1/2 cup flour, 1/2 teaspoon salt<br />
and 1/2 teaspoon vanilla. Mix until smooth. Roll into small<br />
balls, place on ungreased cookie sheet, then flatten with a fork or<br />
glass. Bake approximately 8 to 10 minutes. Cool on wire racks.<br />
11. Date squares<br />
12. Unbaked squares<br />
CAKEs<br />
13. White cake<br />
14. Chocolate cake<br />
15. Banana cake<br />
16. Bundt cake - any variety<br />
TARTs<br />
17. Butter tarts with nuts & raisins<br />
18. Coconut tarts<br />
19. Any other variety - named<br />
PIEs<br />
20. Cherry pie<br />
21. Pumpkin pie<br />
22. Chocolate pie<br />
23. Any other variety - named<br />
* Following judging, all pie entries will be donated to the <strong>Fair</strong> Board.<br />
SPECIAL ENTRIES - No points will be awarded for these entries.<br />
1) Carter Shows Special- Apple Pie - First Prize: $50.00; 2nd $30.00;<br />
3rd $20.00<br />
*Please contact fair secretary at 687-3607 for details of delivery of<br />
1st place prize-winning baked goods (#2 - #7 below). For each of the<br />
following special entries, the prize must be claimed within 2 weeks of<br />
the fair.<br />
2) Phil Hernandez Special - Chocolate Cake - First Prize: $40.00<br />
Winner must bake the donor a fresh cake, using the award-winning<br />
recipe. 2nd: $10.00; 3rd: $5.00<br />
3) Phil Hernandez Special - Rhubarb Pie- First Prize: $30.00 First-<br />
Place Winner must give the donor a freshly-baked pie, using the<br />
award-winning recipe; 2nd: $12.50; 3rd: $7.50<br />
4) Joy Fortin Special - Peach Pie - First Prize $30.00 First-Place<br />
Winner must give the donor a freshly-baked pie, using the awardwinning<br />
recipe; 2nd: $12.50; 3rd: $7.50<br />
5) Terry June Dunn Special - Blueberry Pie - First Prize $30.00<br />
First-Place Winner must bake the donor a fresh pie, using the awardwinning<br />
recipe; 2nd: $12.50; 3rd: $7.50<br />
6) Dunn Family Pie Special - Best 10” Pecan Pie - First Prize $50.00<br />
Winner must bake the donor a fresh pie, using the award-winning<br />
recipe.<br />
7) Tony’s One Stop Music Shop Special - Lemon Meringue Pie -<br />
First Prize $30.00. Winner must give the donor a freshly-baked pie,
using the award-winning recipe in order to receive prize money: 2nd<br />
$12.50; 3rd $7.50.<br />
SpecIalS foR BakIng - claSS 45 -<br />
fIRST place SpecIalS - $5.00 each - Sections 2 - 12, 17-19<br />
fIRST place SpecIalS - $10.00 each - Sections 13-16, 20-23<br />
meN’s BakiNg - (Class 47)<br />
Committee: monica taylor, Betty wright, kim knight, tammy<br />
trepanier, elaine Nussey- 687-2624<br />
Sponsored by ken & Velma nussey<br />
RULES: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY<br />
1. All entries to be submitted in clear plastic bags, EXCEPT cakes.<br />
2. no cake or brownie mixes allowed.<br />
3. Brownies are to be presented 3 on a SMALL, disposable plate.<br />
4. Exhibits must be in Agricultural Building by 8:30 p.m. Thursday,<br />
August 9th and removed between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. on Sunday,<br />
August 12th, <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
prizes: 1st $5.00; 2nd $3.00; 3rd $2.00<br />
fIRST place SpecIalS - $5.00 each<br />
Trophy “Most points in Men’s Baking” donated by William Pearson<br />
* 1 rosette to be awarded at Judges’ discretion<br />
Sections:<br />
1. White bread<br />
2. Brownies, 3 on a small plate<br />
3. Simple sugar cookies - must use the recipe provided below:<br />
preheat oven to 350˚f. cream together: 1/2 cup sugar and 1/2 cup<br />
softened butter. Add 1 teaspoon vanilla extract. Form into small<br />
balls and press with a fork. Place on ungreased cookie sheet. Bake<br />
for 10 to 12 minutes.<br />
Needlework departmeNt (Class 40)<br />
Committee: shelia elliott, kathy mckeen, lois Charlton<br />
Sponsored by Royal Canadian Legion, <strong>Comber</strong><br />
All articles will be received between 6-8:30 p.m. on Thursday, August<br />
9th, <strong>2012</strong>. Work must be new work done by the exhibitor and only<br />
exhibited no more than two times. Any article soiled or defaced by wear<br />
will not be eligible for competition. Any article, which the committee<br />
is in doubt of being handmade will be disqualified. Items must stay for<br />
the duration of the fair and they will not be ready to be picked up until<br />
5:00 pm on Sunday August 12th, <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Trophy “Most points in Class 40” donated by Ken & Dolly Cranston<br />
Jewellery Box “Most points in Class 40” donated by Good Luck<br />
Rebekah Lodge 297<br />
*12 rosettes will be awarded at judges discretion<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 15<br />
www.comberfair.on.ca<br />
Sections:<br />
Quilts<br />
prizes: 1st $10.00; 2nd $7.00; 3rd $5.00<br />
Quilt sizes (approximate and must not exceed) Lap 44” by 55”;<br />
Double 70” by 90”; queen 90” by 108”; king 120” by 120”<br />
1. Cotton pieced quilt - machine quilted by maker<br />
2. Cotton pieced quilt - hand quilted<br />
3. Cotton pieced quilt - quilted by professional<br />
4. Appliquéd quilt - hand quilted and appliquéd by maker<br />
5. Appliquéd quilt - machine quilted and appliquéd by maker<br />
6. Appliquéd quilt - machine quilted and appliquéd by professional<br />
7. Mixed quilt - pieced, appliquéd or embroidered-hand quilted<br />
8. Mixed quilt - pieced, appliquéd or embroidered-machine quilt<br />
9. Reversible quilt - any size<br />
10. Cross-stitch or embroidered quilt - hand done<br />
11. Quilt made by a group<br />
12. Completed quilt top - crib, lap or single size - pieced<br />
13. Completed quilt top - double, queen or king size - pieced<br />
14. Completed quilt top - crib, lap, single size appliquéd<br />
15. Completed quilt top - double, queen or king - appliquéd<br />
16. Crib quilt any technique - hand quilted<br />
17. Crib quilt any technique - machine quilted<br />
SpecIalS: Sponsored by Royal Canadian Legion, <strong>Comber</strong><br />
Best All Round Quilt - $25.00 - hand quilted<br />
Best All Round Quilt - $25.00 - machine quilted by maker<br />
Sec. 1 - Best Cotton Pieced Quilt - machine quilted - $10.00<br />
Sec. 2 - Best Cotton Pieced Quilt - hand quilted - $10.00<br />
Sec. 4 - Best Appliqued Quilt - hand quilted and appliqué $10.00<br />
Sec. 5 - Best Appliqued Quilt - machine quilted and appliqué $10.00<br />
Sec. 16 - Crib Quilt - any technique - hand quilted $10.00<br />
Sec. 17 - Crib Quilt - any technique - machine quilted $10.00<br />
afgaNs<br />
prizes: 1st $10.00; 2nd $7.00; 3rd $5.00<br />
18. Knitted afghan<br />
19. Crocheted afghan<br />
20. Baby afghan knitted<br />
21. Baby afghan crocheted<br />
SpecIalS - $5.00 - Sponsored by Royal canadian legion, comber<br />
Sec. 18 - Knitted Afghan<br />
Sec. 19 - Crocheted Afghan<br />
Sec. 20 - Baby Afghan knitted<br />
Sec. 21 - Baby Afghan crocheted<br />
sewiNg aNd Crafts<br />
prizes: 1st $3.00; 2nd $2.50; 3rd $2.00<br />
22. Quilted christmas stockings (2) - pieced<br />
23. Quilted christmas stockings (2) cheater type - hand quilted
www.comberfair.on.ca <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 16<br />
24. Quilted cushion - hand quilted<br />
25. Quilted wall hanging over 16”X16”<br />
26. Seasonal wall hanging over 16”x16”<br />
27. Quilted pieced placemats (2)<br />
28. Christmas quilted placemats (2)<br />
29. Hand woven placemats (2)<br />
30. Seasonal table runner - hand made<br />
31. Bib apron<br />
32. 2 seasonal oven pot holders<br />
33. 2 seasonal oven mitts<br />
34. Embroidered pillow cases<br />
35. Crocheted table cloth<br />
36. Hand made teddy bear<br />
37. Baby sweater knitted<br />
38. Baby sweater crocheted<br />
39. Ladies tote bag - larger than 14”x14”<br />
40. Ladies purse - less than 14” x 14<br />
41. Ladies gift bag - pieced or quilted<br />
42. Child’s shorts & top<br />
43. Baby dress up to 2 years<br />
44. Sleepwear<br />
45. Ladies dress<br />
46. Ladies skirt and blouse<br />
47. Ladies suit - jacket, slacks or skirt<br />
48. Adult sweater - knitted or crocheted<br />
49. Knitted slippers<br />
50. Crocheted slippers<br />
51. 3 Christmas tree ornaments mounted on safety pin<br />
52. Christmas lighted decoration<br />
53. Hand made jewellery 3 different pieces<br />
54. 3 Hand made greeting cards<br />
55. Plastic canvas article less than 18”x18”<br />
56. Denim clothing article<br />
57. Demin non-clothing article<br />
58. Coss stitch picture - framed<br />
59. Hand woven tea towels (2)<br />
60. Stuffed animal<br />
61. Knitted or crocheted placemats (2)<br />
62. Article made from hand woven cloth<br />
SPECIALS - $5.00 -Sponsored by Royal Canadian Legion, <strong>Comber</strong><br />
Sec. 23 - Quilted Christmas Stockings - ‘cheater type’- hand quilted<br />
Sec. 24 - Quilted Cushion - Hand Quilted<br />
Sec. 29 - Hand Woven Placemats - donated by Leamington Weaver’s<br />
Guild<br />
Sec. 45 - Ladies Dress<br />
Sec. 46 - Ladies Skirt and Blouse<br />
Sec. 47 - Ladies suit - Jacket, Slacks or Skirt<br />
Sec. 59 - Hand Woven Tea Towels donated by Leamington Weaver’s<br />
Guild<br />
Sec. 61 - Best Knitted or Crocheted Placemats (2)<br />
Offers you... l Mutual Fund l GICs<br />
l RRSPs l RRIFs l TFSA<br />
l Life Insurance* l Segregated Funds* and Annuities*<br />
*insurance products provided<br />
through dundee insurance agency ltd.<br />
DaviD McGuire CFP<br />
Certified Financial Planner<br />
Dundee Private Investors Inc.<br />
63 Bolohan Dr., Tilbury, ON N0P 2L0<br />
519-682-9995 Fax: 519-682-9996<br />
Sec. 62 - Article Made From Hand Woven Cloth donated by<br />
Leamington Weaver’s Guild<br />
Sewing and CraftS: SeniorS (ClaSS 41)<br />
Committee: Shelia elliott, Kathy Mckeen, lois Charlton<br />
Sponsored by Hudson Manor<br />
Senior is 65 years of age and older.<br />
All articles will be received between 6-8:30 p.m. on Thursday, August<br />
9th, <strong>2012</strong>. Work must be new work done by the exhibitor and only<br />
exhibited no more than two times. Any article soiled or defaced by wear<br />
will not be eligible for competition. Any article, which the committee<br />
is in doubt of being handmade will be disqualified. Items must stay for<br />
the duration of the fair and they will not be ready to be picked up until<br />
5:00 pm on Sunday August 12th, <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Prizes: 1st $3.00; 2nd $2.50; 3rd $2.00<br />
Sections:<br />
1. Handmade pot holders<br />
2. Crocheted article<br />
3. Quilted article - hand quilted<br />
4. Quilted article - machine quilted<br />
5. Knitted article<br />
6. Seasonal cushion<br />
7. Apron<br />
8. Handmade toy<br />
9. Lighted christmas decoration<br />
10. Kleenex box cover<br />
11. Coloured pencil sketch<br />
12. Oil Painting - framed<br />
13. Paper tole picture - framed<br />
14. Acrylic painting - framed<br />
15. Water colour painting framed<br />
16. Wooden article<br />
17. Ceramic article<br />
SPECIALS FOR SEWInG & CRAFTS: SEnIOR - CLASS 41<br />
$5.00 - Sponsored by Hudson Manor<br />
2. Best Crocheted Article<br />
3. Best Quilted Article - Hand Quilted<br />
4. Best Quilted Article - Machine Made<br />
5. Best Knitted Article<br />
6. Best Seasonal Cushion<br />
9. Best Lighted Christmas Decoration<br />
11. Best Coloured Pencil Sketch<br />
12. Best Oil Painting - Framed<br />
13. Best Paper Tole Picture - Framed<br />
14. Best Acrylic Painting - Framed<br />
15. Best Water Colour Painting - Framed<br />
17. Best Ceramic Article<br />
Most Overall Points Class 41, 1st $20, 2nd $15, 3rd $10<br />
In Home Service.<br />
No Obligation. Free Financial &<br />
Retirement Income Consultation<br />
Check our rates before you invest!
PHoto CoNtest (ClAss 50)<br />
Committee: Phil Hernandez - 687-3607<br />
Children 12 & under<br />
Prizes: 1st $5.00; 2nd $2.50; 3rd $2.00<br />
1. Pictures taken in the oddest places<br />
2. Funny faces<br />
3. Fun in the sun<br />
4. Farm life<br />
5. Missing teeth photos<br />
Adults 13 and older<br />
Prizes: 1st $7.00; 2nd $3.50; 3rd $2.00<br />
6. Old farm buildings<br />
7. Flowers and trees<br />
8. Pictures taken in the oddest places<br />
9. History & culture landmarks and historic sites<br />
10. Rural life<br />
11. Sunsets - water reflections<br />
12. Newborn / infant posses<br />
13. Display of antiques<br />
14. A photoshop picture of your creation.<br />
PHoto sPeCIAl<br />
Prizes: 1st = $50.00; 2nd = $25.00; 3rd = $15.00; Sponsored by<br />
Hornick Holdings Ltd.<br />
15. BEST COLLECTION OF COMBER’S PAST: To be mounted on<br />
a sheet of Bristol Board.<br />
reAd tHese rules so tHAt You Are CleAr oN wHAt<br />
Is eXPeCted BeFore eNterING.:<br />
Photo size will be 8” x 10” (PHoto QuAlItY). No digital image<br />
enhancing except in the photoshop category. Photo must be just as<br />
it was when taken.<br />
Photo must be taken within the past year<br />
Absolutely no frames<br />
No photocopies accepted<br />
Important: Photo must be taken by the exhibitor<br />
Photos may be in colour or black and white<br />
Tags must be attached firmly on the photo<br />
Exhibitor may enter one picture only in each category<br />
Committee is not responsible for photos not collected at the end<br />
of the fair on sunday August 12th, <strong>2012</strong> (Pick-up time, after 5:00<br />
pm - 6:00 pm)<br />
All articles will be received between 6-8:30 p.m. on Thursday, August<br />
9th<br />
Thanks to:<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 17<br />
www.comberfair.on.ca<br />
Flowers: Adults (ClAss 43)<br />
Committee: Melissa Cranston, Jodee truskey, Bev Chambers<br />
All articles will be received between 6-8:30 p.m. on Thursday, August<br />
9th, <strong>2012</strong>. All flower entries will be judged Thursday August 9th, <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Judging will begin at 9 p.m. Please be sure to get your entries to the<br />
fair office promptly. Please ensure your exhibitor tag is SECURELY<br />
fastened to your entry. No silk arrangements or dried flowers are<br />
allowed. Homegrown entries only - recently purchased cut flowers or<br />
plants may not be entered.<br />
Prizes: 1st $2.00; 2nd $1.50; 3rd $1.25<br />
Sections:<br />
1. Best African violet<br />
2. Elegant, edible, arrangement containing fruits, vegetables and<br />
herbs (not to exceed 18” in height, including the container)<br />
3. Best non-flowering house plant (not to exceed 18” in height,<br />
including the container)<br />
4. Cup and saucer arrangement with a rosebud<br />
5. Best tropical plant<br />
6. “Summer Sunshine” a bouquet using yellow and/or orange<br />
flowers with foliage<br />
7. Small marigolds - 8 blooms<br />
8. Sweet peas in a vase<br />
9. Bouquet of snapdragons<br />
10. Petunias in a vase<br />
11. One single rose<br />
12. “Wet’ n Wild” maximum of 3 flowers floating in water, with or<br />
without foliage<br />
13. “I Love Country” - bouquet of roadside flowers and/or weeds,<br />
not to exceed 18” in any direction, including the container<br />
14. ‘Glorious Gladiola’ - 3 spikes, same variety<br />
15. A single rose, floating, without foliage<br />
16. Bouquet of perennials<br />
17. ‘Galloping Gourmet’ an arrangement or bouquet in a kitchen<br />
utensil<br />
Serving <strong>Comber</strong> and area for 60 years - 1952 - <strong>2012</strong>
www.comberfair.on.ca <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 18<br />
18. One geranium bloom with foliage<br />
19. ‘Snow White’ arrangement or bouquet using white flowers with<br />
foliage<br />
20. ‘Think Pink’ coffee table arrangement in shades of pink<br />
21. Best orchid<br />
22. Mini arrangement - maximum 5” in any direction, including the<br />
container<br />
23. ‘People put flowers in the Darndest Things’, a novel arrangement<br />
or bouquet in an odd container<br />
24. Any flower, except a rose, floating in water<br />
25. Hanging basket of your choice - non-flowering<br />
26. Bouquet of any variety of flowers not mentioned elsewhere in<br />
class 43. One variety only - must be named<br />
27. ‘Best Wishes’ - an arrangement or bouquet suitable for a nursing<br />
home or hospital<br />
28. Picture created of seeds and plant material only. Must be framed<br />
to hang<br />
SPECIALS FOr FLOWErS - CLASS 43 - $5.00 each<br />
Sec 1-26 sponsored by IVCO Tree Farms<br />
Sec 27-28 sponsored by Good Luck rebekah Lodge 297<br />
eSSex County farm Safety<br />
aSSoCiation PoSter ComPetition<br />
(ClaSS 53)<br />
Original Hand-Made design<br />
Sponsored by Essex County Farm Safety Association<br />
Prizes: 1st $20.00; 2nd $10.00; 3rd $5.00<br />
Sections:<br />
1. Ages 12 and under<br />
2. Open: ages 13 and over<br />
The Essex County Farm Safety Association works to make farm life<br />
safer for everyone through education. We invite you to enter our safety<br />
poster competition. Posters will not be returned, but will be displayed<br />
at various county events and agri-businesses throughout the year.<br />
Design a poster to present an ATV (all-terrain vehicle) message, such<br />
as wearing proper equipment, riding the proper size ATV, riding with a<br />
buddy, etc. Posters must be on half a sheet of bristol board. Any media<br />
may be used. No computer drawings will be accepted. Posters must<br />
have a title and spelling and grammar will be considered. The poster<br />
must be the original work of the exhibitor.<br />
Grain & SeedS (ClaSS 36)<br />
Committee: david ainslie & Ken elliott<br />
Only one entry per exhibitor per section. All articles will be received<br />
between 6-8:30 p.m. on Thursday, August 9th, <strong>2012</strong>. Judging to start<br />
at 9 a.m. Friday August 10th, <strong>2012</strong>. All seeds must be this year’s crop<br />
except clover seed, beans and corn.<br />
Prizes: 1st $5.00; 2nd $4.00; 3rd $3.00<br />
Sections:<br />
1. 4 Litres of any variety of oats<br />
2. 4 Litres of any variety of wheat<br />
3. 4 Litres of any variety of barley<br />
4. 4 Litres of any variety of soybeans 2011<br />
5. 4 Litres of red clover seed 2011<br />
6. 4 Litres of sweet clover seed 2011<br />
7. 4 Litres of alfalfa seed 2011<br />
8. 4 Litres of timothy seed 2011<br />
9. 10 Ears of popping corn 20101<br />
10. 8 Ears of yellow field corn 2011<br />
11. 4 Litres of shelled field corn 2011<br />
12. Best 3 stalks of corn - cut off just above the root<br />
13. Best 3 stalks of soybeans - cut off just above the root<br />
14. Best collection of grains and seeds - 1 pint each (min. 6 labelled)<br />
15. Best sheaf of oats 3” diameter - on stand<br />
16. Best sheaf of barley 3” diameter - on stand<br />
17. Best sheaf of wheat 3” diameter - on stand<br />
18. Best collection of grain in straw, grass and legumes of domestic<br />
use<br />
19. Best three slices of bales 1st cut hay<br />
SPECIALS FOR GRAInS & SEEDS - CLASS 36<br />
rosette - Sec. 10 - Best 8 Ears of Yellow Field Corn<br />
rosette - Sec. 13 - Best 3 Stalks of Soybeans<br />
rosette - Sec. 14 - Best Collection of Grains and Seeds<br />
rosette - Sec. 18 - Best of Grain in Straw, Grass and Legumes<br />
$5.00 - Sec. 14 - Best Collection of Grains and Seeds<br />
Trophy “Most points in Grains & Seeds” donated by Tim rowsom<br />
Sec 4. - 4 Litres of Soybeans 2011; $100.00 gift certificate by Agris<br />
Co-operative, Stoney Point Branch<br />
Sec 10. - 8 Ears of Field Corn 2011 crop $200.00 Certificate -<br />
sponsored by Kevin Washburn, Pioneer Seeds, <strong>Comber</strong><br />
Sec 11. - 4 Litres of Shelled Field Corn 2011 crop. $50.00 gift card<br />
plus $50. donated by Cargill<br />
Sec 12. - 3 Stalks of Field Corn, cut just above the root; $50.00 gift<br />
card plus $50.00 donated by Cargill<br />
Sec 13. - 3 Stalks of Soybeans (cut just above the root); $100.00 gift<br />
certificate donated by Agris Co-operative, Stoney Point Branch.<br />
eSSex County Wheat ProduCerS<br />
SPeCial (ClaSS 37)<br />
1. Open to wheat producers of the area and their immediate family.<br />
Limit one entry per family. Exhibit 4 Litres of wheat grown in<br />
<strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Prizes: 1st $30.00; 2nd $25.00; 3rd $20.00; 4th $15.00; 5th $10.00<br />
robert hedGeS SunfloWer SPeCial<br />
(ClaSS 38)<br />
Section:<br />
1. Best Sunflower<br />
Prizes: 1st $15.00; 2nd $10.00; 3rd $5.00<br />
honey (ClaSS 39)<br />
Sponsored by Morridell Farms<br />
All articles will be received between 6-8:30 p.m. on Thursday,<br />
August 9th, <strong>2012</strong>. Rosettes given at Judges discretion. Please fill out<br />
tags if possible before Thursday night.<br />
Prizes: 1st $10.00; 2nd $5.00; 3rd $3.00<br />
Sections:<br />
1. 1 Frame Comb Honey<br />
2. 1 Kg Liquid Honey
Open BeeF ClaSS<br />
Sunday, august 12th - Open Steer and heifer Show<br />
11:00 a.m. Weigh In<br />
1:00 p.m. Show<br />
ROOTS & VegeTaBleS - ClaSS 35<br />
Committee: David ainslie & Ken elliott<br />
Only one entry per exhibitor per section. All articles will be received<br />
between 6-8:30 p.m. on Thursday, August 9th, <strong>2012</strong>. Judging to start<br />
at 9 a.m. Friday August 10th, <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
prizes: 1st $4.00; 2nd $3.00; 3rd $2.00<br />
Sections:<br />
1. Five table beets<br />
2. Bunch six radishes/tops<br />
3. Five table carrots, long<br />
4. Five table carrots, short<br />
5. Five parsnips<br />
6. Five hot peppers, yellow<br />
7. Five hot peppers, red<br />
8. Five sweet peppers, green<br />
9. Five sweet peppers, red<br />
10. Five cucumbers, for slicing<br />
11. Five spanish onions<br />
12. Five onions<br />
13. Five potatoes<br />
14. Five tomatoes<br />
15. Five cherry tomatoes<br />
16. Two cabbages<br />
17. Two pie pumpkins<br />
18. Two field pumpkins<br />
19. Two butternut squash<br />
20. Two acorn squash<br />
21. Two pepper squash<br />
22. Two buttercup squash<br />
23. Two, any other variety, mixed<br />
24. Two muskmelons<br />
25. Two cauliflower<br />
26. Two eggplants<br />
27. Best six ears sweet corn<br />
28. Best oversized vegetables<br />
29. Best garden collection<br />
30. one head broccoli<br />
31. one head romaine lettuce<br />
32. Two green zucchini<br />
33. Two yellow zucchini<br />
SPECIALS FoR RooTS & VEGETABLES - CLASS 35<br />
Rosette - Sec. 11 - Best Five Spanish Onions<br />
Rosette - Sec. 13 - Best Five Potatoes<br />
Rosette - Sec. 14 - Best Five Tomatoes<br />
Rosette - Sec. 27 - Best Six Ears Sweet Corn<br />
Rosette - Sec. 29 - Best Garden Collection<br />
$5.00 - Sec. 11 Five Spanish Onions<br />
$5.00 - Sec. 13 Five Potatoes<br />
$5.00 - Sec. 24 Two Muskmelons<br />
$10.00 - Sec. 29 Best Garden Collection<br />
Trophy “Most points Class 35” donated by Tim Rowsom<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 19<br />
www.comberfair.on.ca<br />
Open Sheep<br />
(ClaSS see below - based on breed)<br />
Committee: Dave Affleck<br />
RUleS: pleaSe ReaD CaReFUllY<br />
Entries to be in the hands of the Secretary by Thursday August 9th,<br />
<strong>2012</strong>. Entries to be on the grounds by 12:00 p.m. Friday August 10th,<br />
<strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Class 12 - Dorset<br />
Class 13 - Suffolk<br />
Class 14 - Southdown<br />
Class 15 - Oxford<br />
Class 16 - hamps<br />
Class 17 - Texel<br />
Class 18 - any Other Breeds<br />
prizes: 1st $10.00; 2nd $8.00; 3rd $6.00; 4rd $4.00<br />
Sections:<br />
1. Ewe yearling<br />
2. Ewe lamb<br />
3. Ram yearling<br />
4. Ram lamb<br />
5. Breeders’s flock (4 animals both sexes<br />
6. Get of sire<br />
SPECIALS FoR ShEEP - CLASS 12-20<br />
oPEN CLASS - Lamb, any breed, shown by boy or girl 12 years and<br />
under<br />
Each exhibitor receives $5.00<br />
$5.00 - For Grand Champion Ram on Grounds<br />
$5.00 - For Grand Champion Ewe on Grounds<br />
$5.00 - Best flock on grounds, 1 ram, 3 ewes, any age owned by one<br />
exhibitor<br />
Trophy “For Best Flock on Grounds, 1 Ram and 2 Ewes, any age,<br />
owned by one exhibitor” donated by Reaume Funeral Home Inc
www.comberfair.on.ca <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 20<br />
Poultry rules:<br />
Chickens (Class 26), Bantams (Class27),<br />
Pheasants (Class 28), doves (Class 29),<br />
geese (Class 30), ducks (Class 31),<br />
rabbits (Class 32)Pigeons (Class 33)<br />
& jr Poultry (Class 83)<br />
Committee: roger Marentette, Monique Marentette, dan<br />
Marentette<br />
rules: Please read CareFully<br />
1. All exhibitors must be members of the Society.<br />
2. Entry Forms to be in the hands of the Secretary no later than<br />
Wednesday, July 21st.<br />
3. All exhibits must be in their cages by Thursday August 9th, <strong>2012</strong><br />
4. All fowl not entered in the correct section and class will be<br />
automatically disqualified<br />
5. Feed and water will be supplied by the Society<br />
6. Any fowl showing signs of disease must be removed from the<br />
showroom and no prize awarded<br />
7. All entry fees are 50¢ per bird, rabbit etc.<br />
Trophy “Most points Standard & Bantams (Class 26 & 27)”<br />
Trophy “Most points Waterfowl (Class 30 & 31)”<br />
Trophy “Most points Rabbits (Class 32)”<br />
Trophy “Most points Pigeons (Class 33)”<br />
junior Poultry(Class 83)<br />
junior eXhiBitor - up to age 12 at time of fair<br />
no entry fee for junior exhibitors<br />
Please read Poultry rules on Page 20.<br />
Prizes: 1st $2.00; 2nd $1.50; 3rd $1.00<br />
ROSETTE for best Standard Poultry - Junior<br />
ROSETTE for best Bantams - Junior<br />
ROSETTE for best Pigeons - Junior<br />
ROSETTE for best Rabbits - Junior<br />
Trophy “Most points in Rabbits - Junior” donated by Roger<br />
Marentette<br />
C = Cock; H = Hen; CL = Cockerel; P = Poulet<br />
standard Poultry - junior<br />
C H CL P<br />
Solid Colour Single Comb 1 2 3 4<br />
Solid Colour Rose Comb 5 6 7 8<br />
Colour Feather Legged 9 10 11 12<br />
Parti Colour Single Comb 13 14 15 16<br />
Parti Colour Rose Comb 17 18 19 20<br />
Parti Colour Feather Legged 21 22 23 24<br />
BantaMs - junior<br />
C H CL P<br />
Solid Colour Single Comb 25 26 27 28<br />
Solid Colour Rose Comb 29 30 31 32<br />
Solid Colour Feather Legged 33 34 35 36<br />
Parti Colour Single Comb 37 38 39 40<br />
Parti Colour Rose Comb 41 42 43 44<br />
Parti Colour Feather Legged 45 46 47 48<br />
Pigeons - junior<br />
O = Old Pair; Y = Young Pair<br />
Section O Y<br />
Pair Homers 49 50<br />
Pair Rollers 51 52<br />
Pair Feather-Legged 53 54<br />
Pair Clean-Legged 55 56<br />
Pair Utility 57 58<br />
raBBits - junior<br />
SB = Senior Buck; SD = Senior Doe; JB = Junior Buck; JD = Junior<br />
Doe<br />
SB SD JB JD<br />
Dutch Any Colour 59 60 61 62<br />
Dwarf Any Colour 63 64 65 66<br />
New Zealand Any Colour 67 68 69 70<br />
Lops Any Colour Any Kind 71 72 73 74<br />
Rabbit Any Other Variety 75 76 77 78<br />
ChiCkens (Class 26)<br />
Please read Poultry rules on Page 20.<br />
Prizes: 1st $2.00; 2nd $1.50; 3rd $1.00<br />
ROSETTE for best in Class 26<br />
C = Cock; H = Hen; CL = Cockerel; P = Poulet<br />
Section: C H CL P<br />
asiatiCs<br />
Brahamas A.C. 1 2 3 4<br />
Cochins Buff 5 6 7 8<br />
Cochins Black 9 10 11 12<br />
Cochins White 13 14 15 16<br />
Cochins Partridge 17 18 19 20<br />
Cochins A.C. 21 22 23 24<br />
Langshans A.C. 25 26 27 28<br />
Hamburgs Silver Spangled 29 30 31 32<br />
Hamburgs Black 33 34 35 36<br />
Hamburgs A.O.C. 37 38 39 40<br />
Campines A.C. 41 42 43 44<br />
Fayoumi A.C. 45 46 47 48<br />
aMeriCans<br />
Rock Barred 49 50 51 52<br />
Rock White 53 54 55 56<br />
Rock Partridge 57 58 59 60<br />
Rock A.O.C. 61 62 63 64<br />
Wyandotte White 65 66 67 68<br />
Wyandotte Silver Laced 69 70 71 72<br />
Wyandotte Buff 73 74 75 76<br />
Wyandotte Partridge 77 78 79 80<br />
Wyandotte Black 81 82 83 84<br />
Wyandotte AOC 85 86 87 88<br />
Rhode Island Reds 89 90 91 92<br />
Jersey Giants A.C. 93 94 95 96<br />
english<br />
Dorkings A.C. 97 98 99 100<br />
Orpingtons Buff 101 102 103 104<br />
Orpingtons A.O.C. 105 106 107 108<br />
Cornish Dark 109 110 111 112<br />
Cornish White 113 114 115 116<br />
Cornish White Laced Red 117 118 119 120<br />
Australorps 121 122 123 124
Old English AOC 125 126 127 128<br />
games<br />
Sumatras Black 129 130 131 132<br />
Games Modern A.C. 133 134 135 136<br />
Duck Wing Modern 137 138 139 140<br />
medIterranean<br />
Leghorns S.C. White 141 142 143 144<br />
Leghorns R.C. White 145 146 147 148<br />
Leghorns S.C. Light Brown 149 150 151 152<br />
Leghorns R.C. Light Brown 153 154 155 156<br />
Leghorns S.C. Dark Brown 157 158 159 160<br />
Leghorns Buff 161 162 163 164<br />
Leghorns Black 165 166 167 168<br />
Leghorns Silve 169 170 171 172<br />
Leghorns S.C. A.O.C. 173 174 175 176<br />
Minorcas S.C. Black 177 178 179 180<br />
Andalusians 181 182 183 184<br />
Anconas S.C. 185 186 187 188<br />
sPanIsH BlaCK<br />
Arconas A.C. 189 190 191 192<br />
PolIsH<br />
Polish W.C.B. 193 194 195 196<br />
Polish Golden 197 198 199 200<br />
Polish Silver 201 202 203 204<br />
Polish White 205 206 207 208<br />
Polish Buff 209 210 211 212<br />
utIlIty Class<br />
Utility Rock 213 214 215 216<br />
Utility Leghorn 217 218 219 220<br />
Utility New Hampshire 221 222 223 224<br />
Utility Sussex 225 226 227 228<br />
Chantecler AOC 229 230 231 232<br />
AOV Standard 233 234 235 236<br />
http://www.dpmisn.com<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 21<br />
Bantams (Class 27)<br />
Please read Poultry rules on Page 20.<br />
Prizes: 1st $2.00; 2nd $1.50; 3rd $1.00<br />
ROSETTE for best in Class 27<br />
C = Cock; H = Hen; CL = Cockerel; P = Poulet<br />
www.comberfair.on.ca<br />
Section C H CL P<br />
Cornish Dark 1 2 3 4<br />
Cornish White 5 6 7 8<br />
Cornish Red Laced 9 10 11 12<br />
Cornish A.O.C. 13 14 15 16<br />
Cochins Black 17 18 19 20<br />
Cochins White 21 22 23 24<br />
Cochins Buff 25 26 27 28<br />
Cochins Blue 29 30 31 32<br />
Cochins Mottled 33 34 35 36<br />
Cochins AOC 37 38 39 40<br />
Sebright Silver 41 42 43 44<br />
Sebright Golden 45 46 47 48<br />
Japanese Black 49 50 51 52<br />
Japanese White 53 54 55 56<br />
Japanese B.T.W. 57 58 59 60<br />
Japanese A.O.C. 61 62 63 64<br />
Rosecombs Black 65 66 67 68<br />
Rosecombs White 69 70 71 72<br />
Rosecombs Blue 73 74 75 76<br />
Rosecombs A.O.C. 77 78 79 80<br />
Brahmas Light 81 82 83 84<br />
Brahmas Dark 85 86 87 88<br />
Brahmas Buff 89 90 91 92<br />
Polish White Crested Black 93 94 95 96<br />
Polish White 97 98 99 100<br />
Polish A.O.C. 101 102 103 104<br />
Silkies Black 105 106 107 108<br />
Silkies White 109 110 111 112<br />
Silkies Buff 113 114 115 116<br />
Your Security. Our Resonsibility.<br />
Providing all lines of insurance,<br />
auto...home...business...farm...marine<br />
Tilbury<br />
59 Mill St. E.<br />
519-682-0202<br />
ChaThaM<br />
250 St. Clair St.<br />
519-352-4343<br />
blENhEiM<br />
24 Marlborough<br />
519-676-8159<br />
harrow<br />
65 King St. w.<br />
519-738-2277<br />
ESSEx<br />
29 Talbot St. N.<br />
519-776-6457
www.comberfair.on.ca <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 22<br />
Silkies A.O.C. 117 118 119 120<br />
Rocks Barred 121 122 123 124<br />
Rocks White 125 126 127 128<br />
Rocks Buff 129 130 131 132<br />
Rocks Partridge 133 134 135 136<br />
Rocks A.O.C. 137 138 139 140<br />
Wyandottes White 141 142 143 144<br />
Wyandottes Black 145 146 147 148<br />
Wyandottes Buff 149 150 151 152<br />
Wyandottes Partridge 153 154 155 156<br />
Wyandottes Silver Laced 157 158 159 160<br />
Wyandottes A.O.C. 161 162 163 164<br />
Leghorns White 165 166 167 168<br />
Leghorns A.O.C. 169 170 171 172<br />
Rhode Island Reds 173 174 175 176<br />
Hamburgs A.C. 177 178 179 180<br />
Millefleur Bearded 181 182 183 184<br />
Millefleur Non-Bearded 185 186 187 188<br />
Bantam A.O.V. 189 190 191 192<br />
Black Red Modern 193 194 195 196<br />
Birchen Modern 197 198 199 200<br />
A.O.C. Modern 201 202 203 204<br />
Old English Black Red 205 206 207 208<br />
Old English White 209 210 211 212<br />
Old English Black 213 214 215 216<br />
Old English Spangled 217 218 219 220<br />
Old English Duckwing 221 222 223 224<br />
Old English Game Blue 225 226 227 228<br />
Old English A.O.V. 229 230 231 232<br />
rabbits (Class 32)<br />
Please read Poultry rules on PaGe 20.<br />
Prizes: 1st $2.00; 2nd $1.50; 3rd $1.00<br />
ROSETTE for best in Class 32<br />
SB = Senior Buck; SD = Senior Doe; JB = Junior Buck; JD = Junior<br />
Doe<br />
Section SB SD JB JD<br />
Angora 1 2 3 4<br />
Dutch Black 5 6 7 8<br />
Dutch Blue 9 10 11 12<br />
Dutch A.O.C. 13 14 15 16<br />
Netherland Dwarfs A.C. 17 18 19 20<br />
Polish Dwarfs 21 22 23 24<br />
New Zealand White 25 26 27 28<br />
New Zealand Red 29 30 31 32<br />
Rex Miniature size – Solid 33 34 35 36<br />
Rex Miniature size – Parti 37 38 39 40<br />
Chinchilla 41 42 43 44<br />
Fleming Giant Fawn 45 46 47 48<br />
Fleming Giant Sandy brown 49 50 51 52<br />
Fleming Giant A.O.C. 53 54 55 56<br />
Checkered Giant A.C. 57 58 59 60<br />
Rex-Standard size – Solid 61 62 63 64<br />
Rex-Standard size – Parti 65 66 67 68<br />
Satin Red 69 70 71 72<br />
Satin A.C. 73 74 75 76<br />
Californias 77 78 79 80<br />
French Lop 81 82 83 84<br />
Holland Lop 85 86 87 88<br />
Mini-Lop 89 90 91 92<br />
A.O.V. Rabbit not listed 93 94 95 96<br />
Pheasants (Class 28)<br />
Please read Poultry rules on PaGe 20.<br />
Prizes: 1st $2.00; 2nd $1.50; 3rd $1.00<br />
ROSETTE for best in Class 28<br />
C = Cock; H = Hen; CL = Cockerel; P = Poulet<br />
Section C H CL P<br />
Silver 1 2 3 4<br />
Golden 5 6 7 8<br />
Lady Amherst 9 10 11 12<br />
Ringneck 13 14 15 16<br />
Reeves 17 18 19 20<br />
Swinhoe 21 22 23 24<br />
A.O.V. Pheasant 25 26 27 28<br />
Guineas White 29 30 31 32<br />
Pearl Guineas 33 34 35 36<br />
A.O.C. Guineas 37 38 39 40<br />
Turkeys A.O.C. 41 42 43 44<br />
Partridge Chuker 45 46 47 48<br />
Quail Northern Bobwhite 49 50 51 52<br />
Blond Quails 53 54 55 56<br />
Tennessee Red Quails 57 58 59 60<br />
A.O.V Quails. 61 62 63 64<br />
Button A.C. Quails 65 66 67 68<br />
Gambles Quails 69 70 71 72<br />
Japanese Couturnix AC 73 74 75 76<br />
doves (Class 29)<br />
Please read Poultry rules on PaGe 20.<br />
Prizes: 1st $2.00; 2nd $1.50; 3rd $1.00<br />
ROSETTE for best in Class 29<br />
C = Cock; H = Hen; YB = Young Bird<br />
Section C H YB<br />
Ringneck A.C. 1 2 3<br />
White Dove 4 5 6<br />
Pied Dove 7 8 9<br />
Diamond Dove 10 11 12<br />
A.O.V. Dove 13 14 15<br />
Geese (Class 30)<br />
Please read Poultry rules on PaGe 20.<br />
Prizes: 1st $2.00; 2nd $1.50; 3rd $1.00<br />
ROSETTE for best in Class 30<br />
M = Male; F = Female; YM = Young Male; YF = Young Female<br />
Section M F YM YF<br />
Toulouse 1 2 3 4<br />
African 5 6 7 8<br />
Embden 9 10 11 12<br />
Buff 13 14 15 16<br />
Chinese White 17 18 19 20<br />
Chinese Grey 21 22 23 24<br />
Canadian Wild 25 26 27 28<br />
A.O.V. (not listed) 29 30 31 32
duCks (Class 31)<br />
Please read Poultry rules on Page 20.<br />
Prizes: 1st $2.00; 2nd $1.50; 3rd $1.00<br />
ROSETTE for best in Class 31<br />
M = Male; F = Female; YM = Young Male; YF = Young Female<br />
Section M F YM YF<br />
Pekin 1 2 3 4<br />
Rouen 5 6 7 8<br />
Atlesburg 9 10 11 12<br />
Cayuga 13 14 15 16<br />
Buff 17 18 19 20<br />
East Indian 21 22 23 24<br />
White Runner 25 26 27 28<br />
Grey Runner 29 30 31 32<br />
A.O.V. Runner 33 34 35 36<br />
Wild Mallard 37 38 39 40<br />
Muscovy White 41 42 43 44<br />
Muscovy Dark 45 46 47 48<br />
Muscovy Chocolate 49 50 51 52<br />
Wood Ducks 53 54 55 56<br />
Mandarin Ducks 57 58 59 60<br />
A.O.V. Ducks not listed 61 62 63 64<br />
Call Ducks White 65 66 67 68<br />
Call Ducks Grey 69 70 71 72<br />
Call Ducks Snowy 73 74 75 76<br />
Call Duck Blue 77 78 79 80<br />
Call Duck A.O.C. 81 82 83 84<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 23<br />
Pigeons (Class 33)<br />
Please read Poultry rules on Page 20.<br />
Prizes: 1st $2.00; 2nd $1.50; 3rd $1.00<br />
ROSETTE for best in Class 33<br />
C = Cock; H = Hen; YB = Young Bird<br />
www.comberfair.on.ca<br />
Section C H YB<br />
Fancy Pigeons<br />
Owls African A.C. 1 2 3<br />
Owls Chinese Solid 4 5 6<br />
Owls Chinese A.O.C. 7 8 9<br />
Turbits Black or Dun 10 11 12<br />
Turbits Red or Yellow 13 14 15<br />
Turbits A.O.C. 16 17 18<br />
Satinettes Black or Dun Laced 19 20 21<br />
Satinettes A.O.C. 22 23 24<br />
Blondinettes Black or Dun Laced 25 26 27<br />
Blondinettes A.O.C. 28 29 30<br />
Silverettes A.C. 31 32 33<br />
Archangles A.C. 34 35 36<br />
Helmets Black or Blue 37 38 39<br />
Helmets Red or Yellow 40 41 42<br />
Nuns A.C. 43 44 45<br />
Budapests A.C. 46 47 48<br />
Tipplers Show Type A.C. 49 50 51<br />
Tumblers Shortfaced A.C. 52 53 54<br />
Tumblers Parlour A.C. 55 56 57<br />
Tumblers Komoner A.C. 58 59 60<br />
Tumblers L.F.C.L. Red or Yellow 61 62 63<br />
Tumblers L.F.C.L. Black or White 64 65 66<br />
Dusty - RiDing aRena, RacetRack,<br />
paRking lot, laneway<br />
call Betty @<br />
519-798-3929<br />
519-839-4511<br />
p.o. Box 178, cottam on n0R 1B0
www.comberfair.on.ca <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 24<br />
Tumblers L.F.C.L. A.O.C. 67 68 69<br />
Tumblers Baldheads Black or Blue 70 71 72<br />
Tumblers Baldheads Red or Yellow 73 74 75<br />
Tumblers Baldheads A.O.C. 76 77 78<br />
Tumblers Muffed Black-Blue. 79 80 81<br />
Tumblers Muffed Red-Yellow 82 83 84<br />
Tumblers Muffed A.O.C. 85 86 87<br />
Ice Pigeon A.C. 88 89 90<br />
Barbs A.C. 91 92 93<br />
Carriers A.C. 94 95 96<br />
Modenas Gazzi Blue 97 98 99<br />
Modenas Gazzi Black 100 101 102<br />
Modenas Gazzi Bronze 103 104 105<br />
Modenas Gazzi A.O.C. 106 107 108<br />
Modenas Schetti Black-White 109 110 111<br />
Modenas Schetti Red-Red Check 112 113 114<br />
Modenas Schetti Yellow-Yellow Check 115 116 117<br />
Modenas Schetti Blue-Silver-Bl. Check 118 119 120<br />
Modenas Schetti or Magnani A.C. 121 122 123<br />
Modenas Schetti A.O.C. 124 125 126<br />
Fantails Saddles A.C. 127 128 129<br />
Fantails Solid White 130 131 132<br />
Fantails Solid Red 133 134 135<br />
Fantails Solid A.O.C. 136 137 138<br />
Fantails Barred A.C. 139 140 141<br />
Indian Fantail A.O.C. 142 143 144<br />
Jacobins Red or Yellow 145 146 147<br />
Jacobins A.O.C. 148 149 150<br />
Jacobins Black or White 151 152 153<br />
Frillbacks A.C. 154 155 156<br />
Shields A.C. 157 158 159<br />
Vienna Gonzal A.C. 160 161 162<br />
Lahores A.C. 163 164 165<br />
Magpies Black 166 167 168<br />
Magpies Red or Yellow 169 170 171<br />
Magpies A.O.C. 172 173 174<br />
Swallows A.C. 175 176 177<br />
Trumpeters English A.C. 178 179 180<br />
Trumpeters Russian A.C. 181 182 183<br />
Strassers Blue/Silver 184 185 186<br />
Strassers Yellow or Dun 187 188 189<br />
Strassers Black/Laced 190 191 192<br />
Strassers Red 193 194 195<br />
Strassers Blue Barless/Bl. Check 196 197 198<br />
Strassers A.O.C. 199 200 201<br />
Dragoons A.C. 202 203 204<br />
German Beauty White 205 206 207<br />
German Beauty Black 208 209 210<br />
German Beauty Yellow 211 212 213<br />
German Beauty Blue Bar/Silver 214 215 216<br />
German Beauty Grizzly & Colour 217 218 219<br />
German Beauty Red/Red Bar 220 221 222<br />
German Beauty A.O.C. 223 224 225<br />
Show Pen Blue/Silver 226 227 228<br />
Show Pen Red/Yellow 229 230 231<br />
Show Pen Black/White 232 233 234<br />
Show Pen A.O.C. 235 236 237<br />
Pouters Pigmy White/Yellow 238 239 240<br />
Pouters Pigmy Red 241 242 243<br />
Pouters Pigmy Black or Dun 244 245 246<br />
Pouters Pigmy Blue or Silver 247 248 249<br />
Pouters Brunner A.C. 250 251 252<br />
Pouters White Bar A.C. 253 254 255<br />
Pouters English Black/Dun 256 257 258<br />
Pouters English White/Yellow 259 260 261<br />
Pouters English Red 262 263 264<br />
Pouters English Blue/Silver 265 266 267<br />
Pouters English A.O.C. 268 269 270<br />
Pouters German Black 271 272 273<br />
Pouters German Blue or Silver 274 275 276<br />
Pouters German Red/Yellow 277 278 279<br />
Pouters German A.O.C. 280 281 282<br />
Pouters Hanna A.C. 283 284 285<br />
Pouters Swing Black/White 286 287 288<br />
Pouters Swing Yellow/Red 289 290 291<br />
Pouters Swing A.O.C. 292 293 294<br />
Croppers Norwich Blue/Silver 295 296 297<br />
Croppers Norwich Black/White 298 299 300<br />
Croppers Norwich Red/Yellow 301 302 303<br />
A.O.V. Fancy Pigeon not listed 304 305 306<br />
Flying Pigeons<br />
Tipplers Flying A.C. 307 308 309<br />
Rollers Bearded Blue/Blue Check 310 311 312<br />
Rollers Bearded Red/Red Check 313 314 315<br />
Rollers Bearded Black/Black Check 316 317 318<br />
Rollers Bearded Yellow/Cream Bar 319 320 321<br />
Rollers Bearded Blue Bar/Mealy 322 323 324<br />
Rollers Bearded Grizzle A.O.C. 325 326 327<br />
Rollers Baldhead Red or Yellow 328 329 330<br />
Rollers Baldhead Black or Blue 331 332 333<br />
Rollers Baldhead A.O.C. 334 335 336<br />
Rollers Bellneck Black/Blue 337 338 339<br />
Rollers Bellneck Red/Yellow 340 341 342<br />
Rollers Bellneck A.O.C. 343 344 345<br />
Rollers A.O.V. 346 347 348<br />
Homers Racing Blue/Bl. Check 349 350 351<br />
Homers Racing Red/Red Check 352 353 354<br />
Homers Racing Black/Bl. Check 355 356 357<br />
Homers Racing Black/White 358 359 360<br />
Homers Racing Y1/Y1 Check 361 362 363<br />
Homers Racing Blue Bar 364 365 366<br />
Homers Racing Grizzle 367 368 369<br />
Homers Racing Pied A.C. 370 371 372<br />
Homers A.O.V. 373 374 375<br />
A.O.V. Flying Pigeon 376 377 378<br />
Utility Pigeons<br />
Kings Utility A.C. 379 380 381<br />
Kings Show Black or White 382 383 384<br />
Kings A.O.C. 385 386 387<br />
Carneaux A.C. 388 389 390<br />
Runts Utility A.C. 391 392 393<br />
Runts Giant A.C. 394 395 396<br />
Mondaines French A.C. 397 398 399<br />
Hungarians A.C. 400 401 402<br />
Maltese A.O.C 403 404 405<br />
Antwerps A.C. 406 407 408<br />
Homers Giant A.C. 409 410 411<br />
A.O.V. Utility Pidgeon 412 413 414
<strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 25<br />
www.comberfair.on.ca<br />
THE TILBURY AUTO MALL<br />
FESTIVAL STAGE<br />
FREE USE FOR<br />
COMMUNITY FAIRS, FESTIVALS<br />
AND CHARITABLE EVENTS<br />
Tilbury AbATToir<br />
CusTom Killing And CuTTing<br />
beef l VeAl l PorK l lAmb l goAT<br />
CusTom liVesToCK HAuling<br />
Hours<br />
Monday to Friday l 8 - 12 & 1 - 5<br />
Saturday l 8 - 12<br />
Closed Wednesday<br />
r.r. no. 1 - 4049 bonneau line<br />
Tilbury, on l n0P 2l0<br />
bus. 682-3028<br />
BOOK IT ONLINE AT<br />
TILBURYAUTOMALL.COM<br />
The Tilbury Auto Mall...<br />
proud to support<br />
activities that<br />
bring our<br />
communities<br />
together for a cause,<br />
or or just just for for fun!<br />
fun!<br />
Jeremy CooK
www.comberfair.on.ca <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 26<br />
Miss CoMber <strong>Fair</strong> <strong>2012</strong><br />
FRIday august 10th, <strong>2012</strong><br />
iMMediately Following the oFFiCial opening<br />
Committee: Vicki Tetreault 687-3614<br />
PROPOsEd PRIZEs FOR MIss COMBER:<br />
Crown, a dozen Roses, a Trophy and Prizes<br />
1st RuNNER uP:<br />
One half-dozen Roses, a Trophy and Prizes<br />
2nd RuNNER uP:<br />
One half-dozen Roses, a Trophy and Prizes<br />
Last year over $1,500.00 in gifts and prizes were presented to the<br />
top 3 finalists, donated by local businesses. This year the response<br />
is fantastic! So, if you are between the ages of 15 and 21, your<br />
marital status is single and you would like a chance to pamper<br />
yourself, sign up today. You CANNOT lose for every contestant will<br />
be entitled to a $15.00 CASH PRIZE & Gift Basket.<br />
Winner if 18 years old by August 1, 2013 will compete at CNE<br />
August, 2013.<br />
Miss <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> Winner Will Receive<br />
(In the event Miss <strong>Comber</strong> is unable to attend, the runner up is eligible to attend in her place):<br />
Two Coach Return Via Rail Tickets Chatham/Toronto and Accomodation at the Royal York Hotel to<br />
attend as the Ambassador representing the <strong>Comber</strong> Agricultural Society at the Ontario Association of<br />
Agricultural Societies Annual Meeting in Toronto<br />
Sponsored by the <strong>Comber</strong> Agricultural Society<br />
Rail Compliments of: VIA RAIL<br />
Scott Cook<br />
Custom Spraying<br />
90’ boom<br />
minimal tracks 12.38 x 34 tires<br />
auto-steer guidance system<br />
minimal crop damage<br />
licensed operator<br />
agricultural exterminators licence<br />
full insured<br />
competetive rates<br />
519-682-3758 519-809-1830
Affordable Framing<br />
Canadian Tire Tilbury<br />
Car Quest Tilbury<br />
Cargill<br />
Carter Shows<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> Chapter IODE<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> Food Mart<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> Legion<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> Plumbing<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> UCW<br />
Craig’s Car Care<br />
David Wright Lawn Care <strong>Comber</strong><br />
Ed Gibbs Electric<br />
Essex County Farm Safety Association<br />
Friends of Greater <strong>Comber</strong><br />
Fusion Auto Sales<br />
Good Luck Rebekah Lodge 297<br />
Hornick Holdings Ltd<br />
Hudson Manor<br />
IVCO Tree Farms<br />
Jack Morris Auctions<br />
Jack Smith Fuels<br />
Kevin Washburn Pioneer Sales Rep<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 27<br />
Knights of Columbus 8783 Council Visitation Parish<br />
Laliberte Collission<br />
Lally Ford<br />
Lanoue Chev.<br />
Leaminton Rentals<br />
Leamington Weavers Guild<br />
LMR Inc All Metal Recycling<br />
McGrail Farm Equipment<br />
Morridell Farms<br />
Municipality of Lakeshore<br />
Nael Automotive<br />
Paul Lantin Trucking<br />
Peltier’s Place<br />
Pinchin Environmental<br />
Reaume Funeral Home Inc<br />
REM Insruance<br />
Remi’s<br />
Rick’s Fresh Vegetables<br />
Ron Reaume Heating & Cooling<br />
www.comberfair.on.ca<br />
Thank you....<br />
Special thanks to the following friends, businesses & organizations<br />
for donations of money & trophies for our <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> <strong>2012</strong>!<br />
Bill & Bet Pearson<br />
Bruce & Betty Lou Nussey<br />
Carl & Pat Issac<br />
David Ainsley<br />
Elaine Nussey<br />
Gladys Vivian Clark<br />
Janet McConnell<br />
Jean Reid<br />
Jim & Betty Wright<br />
Joy Fortin<br />
Joyce Keith<br />
Kathyrn Bower<br />
Ken & Dolly Cranston<br />
Ken & Velma Nussey<br />
Lila McFadden<br />
Phil & Brenda Hernandez<br />
Robert Hedges<br />
Roger Marentette<br />
Setteringtons<br />
Simpson Electric<br />
Southam Automotive<br />
Sparky’s Performance<br />
Speed Print<br />
Stoney Point Co-op Agris Seeds Department<br />
Tilbury Auto Mall<br />
Tilbury Auto Sales<br />
Tilbury Car Star Collision<br />
Tilbury Chrysler<br />
Tilbury Foodland<br />
Tilbury Tots Early Learning Centre<br />
Tom’s Short Stop, <strong>Comber</strong><br />
Wave Direct<br />
Woodbridge Foam<br />
Xpress Transportation<br />
Young Minds Great Start Childcare Centre<br />
Special Thanks<br />
to all local<br />
Farm Dealers<br />
for their Support<br />
Sarah Clingan<br />
Scott Meriano<br />
Terry & June Dunn<br />
Tim & Shirley Rowson<br />
Wilford Hernandez<br />
William Imeson<br />
William & Kathleen Pearson<br />
Stop by the Canadian Dukes Museum<br />
exhibit to see the General Lee and get<br />
an autograph from Sheriff Little
www.comberfair.on.ca <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 28
1. Weanlings and Yearlings<br />
2. Mares 3 and under<br />
3. Mares 4 and over<br />
4. Geldings 3 and under<br />
5. Geldings 4 and over<br />
6. Stallions all ages<br />
7. Pony Showmanship<br />
8. Youth Showmanship 13 &<br />
under<br />
9. Youth Showmanship 14 &<br />
over<br />
10. Adult Showmanship 19 &<br />
over<br />
11. Pony Leadline<br />
12. Horse Leadline<br />
13. Adult Walk Jog<br />
14. Youth Walk Jog<br />
15. Pony Walk Jog<br />
16. English Pleasure<br />
17. English Equitation<br />
18. Pony Keyhole<br />
19. Youth Keyhole<br />
20. Open Keyhole<br />
21. Open Flag<br />
22. Trail<br />
23. Youth Western Pleasure 18 & under<br />
24. Pony Western Pleasure<br />
25. Senior Western Pleasure<br />
26. Junior Western Pleasure<br />
27. Open western Pleasure STAke<br />
28. Ladies Western Pleasure<br />
29. Pony Cloverleaf<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 29<br />
SOTC HOrSe SHOw<br />
Saturday August 11th, <strong>2012</strong> - 9:00am<br />
SOTC Approved - will be run according to SOTC rules<br />
Show Manager: Sharon Ridley 519-982-2256<br />
entries close at 11:00am<br />
the SOtC hOrSe ShOw<br />
iS SpOnSOred by<br />
JaCk Smith FuelS<br />
www.comberfair.on.ca<br />
30. Youth Cloverleaf<br />
31. Open Cloverleaf STAke<br />
32. Open Down and Back<br />
33. Youth Horsemanship<br />
34. Pony Equitation<br />
35. Adult Horsemanship<br />
36. Open STAke race<br />
Virgil recker<br />
NOTE:<br />
GrOuNd will<br />
bE wOrkEd aNd<br />
GrOOmEd<br />
RR #3, 2310 Mersea Rd. 11 (519) 825-4025<br />
Wheatley, Ontario N0P 2P0 Fax (519) 825-9852
www.comberfair.on.ca <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 30<br />
Parade<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> bursary<br />
Check our website for updates as to the winner.<br />
The <strong>2012</strong> bursary will be given out at the fair.<br />
Congratulations to the 2011 winners . . . Jonathan Tracey and Kristy Dupuis!<br />
Saturday auguSt 11th, <strong>2012</strong> at 11:00a.m.<br />
Children line up at the Royal Bank parking lot.<br />
The <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> Parade is the highlight of the <strong>Fair</strong>.<br />
The Parade is a gathering of families, organizations and businesses to show their pride in the community.<br />
The <strong>Comber</strong> Agricultural Society encourages you to participate and join in on the fun.<br />
PARADE ROUTE: South on Main Street, left on Cty. Rd. 46, then left on Abbott<br />
Everyone is welcome to take part in the parade.<br />
Call 687-3607, 519-809-8455 or email comberparade@hotmail.com for information and an entry form.<br />
Ribbons for 1st, 2nd & 3rd. Ride tickets & juice/pop for all children in sections 1-14.<br />
Special In her memory the estate of Mabel (Elliott) Hornick has given Sec 1-10 special prizes for 20 years starting in <strong>2012</strong> of 1st $2.50, 2nd<br />
$1.50 and 3rd $1.00<br />
Special Robert Hornick has given Sec 1-10 special prizes for 20 years starting in <strong>2012</strong> of 1st $2.50, 2nd $1.75 and 3rd $1.00<br />
1. Best decorated boy’s and girl’s trike - up to 7 years<br />
2. Best decorated boy’s and girl’s bike - 5 to 8 years<br />
3. Best decorated boy’s and girl’s bike - 9 to 16 years<br />
4. Best decorated doll buggy, baby buggy or stroller<br />
Jim & sCott rowsom<br />
memorial bursary<br />
In honour of their dedication to the education of youth and vision for the future of agriculture and<br />
community. Presented annually to a student pursuing a post secondary education in agriculture or<br />
related program. Presentation to be made at the Official Opening Friday,August 10th, <strong>2012</strong> at 7:00 p.m.<br />
PDM Computers<br />
Sales, Service<br />
new and used<br />
desktops, laptops,<br />
parts and accessories<br />
COMBER, ON<br />
Call 519-687-3926<br />
pdmcomputers@sympatico.ca<br />
For SaFety:<br />
5. Best decorated children’s wagon<br />
no<br />
6. Best decorated clown - up to 5 years<br />
throwing<br />
7. Best decorated clown - 6 to 10 years<br />
oF candy<br />
8. Best decorated clown - 11 years and up along the<br />
9. Open class NOT entered above - up to 5 years parade<br />
10. Open class NOT entered above - 6 to 10 years route!<br />
11. Open class NOT entered above - 11 years and up<br />
12. Best decorated lawn mower or go-cart<br />
13. Best decorated dirt bike, trail bike or mini-bike<br />
14. Best decorated person on roller blades<br />
For sections 15-16: 1st $25.00, 2nd $20.00, 3rd $15.00<br />
15. Best decorated float by children’s group<br />
16. Best decorated family float<br />
For section 17 sponsored by William Immeson Trucking<br />
1st $100.00, 2nd $75.00, 3rd $50<br />
Best decorated corporate float
<strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 31<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - entry Form<br />
www.comberfair.on.ca<br />
the following entries are made according to the rules and regulations of the <strong>Comber</strong> agricultural Society, which i<br />
hereby accept.<br />
Enclosed find $ ________ for entries fees and membership<br />
Name of exhibitor: _______________________________________________<br />
Mailing Address: ________________________________________________<br />
_______________________________________________________________<br />
Phone: ___________________________<br />
IndemnIty Release<br />
this document will affect your legal rights. Please Read caRefully.<br />
i understand that i will be participating in the <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> at my own risk.<br />
in consideration of acceptance of this entry form or my being permitted to take part in the <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>, i agree to save harmless and keep<br />
indemnified the <strong>Comber</strong> Agricultural Society, its directors, agents, officials, servants and representatives from and against all claims, actions, cost<br />
and expense and demands in respect to death, injury, loss or damage to my person or property however caused, arising out of or in connection with<br />
my taking part in this event. it is understood and agreed that this agreement is binding on myself, my heirs, executors and assigns.<br />
i acknowledge that i have read and fully understand and agree with the terms and conditions stated above.<br />
Signature of Exhibitor: ________________________________ Date: ________________________________<br />
if the exhibitor is under eighteen (18) years, the parent/guardian must sign below.<br />
your <strong>2012</strong> membership<br />
Card No. ___________<br />
First Time Entering: Yes ____<br />
No ____<br />
i request permission for my child to participate in the <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> and i accept and assume all risk of injury to my child or property.<br />
i acknowledge as Parent/Guardian of the exhibitor named above, that i have read and fully understand and agree with the terms and conditions<br />
stated herein on behalf of the exhibitor named above and myself.<br />
Signature of Exhibitor: ________________________________ Date: ________________________________<br />
class section description of articles to be exhibited<br />
(use wording of prize list)<br />
if entering more categories, please attach additional sheets<br />
the indemnity release must be completed in order to exhibit at the fair.<br />
Please remove exhibits after 5:00 pm on sunday.<br />
entry<br />
fee
www.comberfair.on.ca <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 32<br />
<strong>2012</strong> #: ________ Exhibitor: _________________________________________<br />
Class Section Description of Articles to be Exhibited<br />
(Use wording of prize list)<br />
ADM Agri Industries<br />
Agris Co-Operative - Cottam<br />
Al Sereduk<br />
Ambassador Machinery Repairs<br />
Best Check Inspection Service<br />
Bill Libby Consulting<br />
B & B Tool & Mold<br />
Byrne Stoves<br />
Cargill Harrow<br />
Carter Shows<br />
Cipkar Farms Limited<br />
Dan & Bobbi Diemer<br />
Delta Power Equipment<br />
Dereck Halliwell<br />
Thank-you to all our 2011 Essex County 4-H auction buyers.<br />
Your support helps our 4-H program grow in Essex County.<br />
Dr. Mark Shuren<br />
Ed Gibbs Electric<br />
Elaine Mailloux<br />
Essex County Pork Producers<br />
Essex Feed Warehouse<br />
Essex Stained Glass<br />
Ewe Dell Farms<br />
FACCA Construction<br />
Garnet & Sue Morris<br />
Gold Medal Property<br />
Maintenance Ltd.<br />
Gord’s Abattoir<br />
Gosfield North Sportsmen<br />
Grand Valley Fortifiers<br />
H & H Tire Tyme Inc.<br />
Jack Morris Auction Inc.<br />
Jacob Tiessen<br />
Jerry Martel<br />
Kelli Kirkpatrick<br />
Lee Pearce<br />
Mark Damphouse Painting<br />
Martin Rahn<br />
Marty Unholzer<br />
McGrail Farm Equipment<br />
Michelle Pearce<br />
Mike Posthumus - Ag. Tech.<br />
Richard Banwell CA<br />
Rick Anger Construction<br />
Special thank-you to the <strong>Comber</strong> Agricultural Society and Richard Lavin Auctions.<br />
Your commitment to an Agricultural <strong>Fair</strong> and 4-H keep us strong<br />
4-H is for Youth age 9-21 yrs. If interested in becoming a member please join us.<br />
For more information call Anne Conrad 226-783-0622 or Shannon Willemsma 519-733-9616<br />
Entry<br />
Fee<br />
Robinson Transport<br />
Santos Farm - Pioneer Seed<br />
Setterington Fertilizer<br />
Southwest Vets - Dr. Bill Moore<br />
Star Bright Manufacturing<br />
Stratichuck Farms<br />
The Feed Store<br />
Tilbury Abattoir<br />
Tracey Farms<br />
Trepanier Berry Farm<br />
United Communities Credit Union<br />
- Essex
Saturday<br />
auguSt 11th, <strong>2012</strong><br />
Beef Club 4-h Show - 4:00 p.m.<br />
Leaders: Shawn Morris 519-687-2530<br />
& Chris Pollard 519-738-5201<br />
Bossy Bingo - 7:00 p.m.<br />
4-h EduCatIONaL dISPLayS<br />
Each 4-H Club may set-up one educational display. The<br />
displays will be judged on the Danish system, where they<br />
receive a 1st, 2nd or 3rd. The top three displays overall<br />
will be indicated with special rosettes.<br />
All displays, despite standing, will receive $15.00.<br />
Displays must be made by 4-H members<br />
Displays must be no larger that 6 feet wide, 30” deep and<br />
36” high.<br />
Displays must be placed by 8:30 p.m., Thursday August<br />
9th, <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Displays must be removed between<br />
5:00 and 6:00 p.m. on Sunday August 12th, <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
The displays will be judged on the following basis:<br />
Attracts Attention ~ Effective Title ~ Suitable Subject ~<br />
Holds Interest ~ Conveys Message ~ General Appearance<br />
~ Workmanship<br />
Air Conditioning - Refrigeration - Freezers<br />
Walk-in Coolers - Ice Machines - Backhoe Service<br />
Eel Service for Sewers, Drains and Field Tiles<br />
<strong>Comber</strong><br />
Plumbing, Heating<br />
Air Conditioning<br />
& Refrigeration Inc.<br />
Ron Lanoue<br />
Phone: (519) 687-3412<br />
(519) 682-3430<br />
Cell: (519) 791-8252<br />
Email: ronlanoue@bell.net<br />
5057 <strong>Comber</strong> Side Road<br />
<strong>Comber</strong>, Ontario<br />
&<br />
5 Superior St.<br />
Tilbury, Ontario<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 33<br />
www.comberfair.on.ca<br />
Commemorate<br />
the 200th anniversary of<br />
the War of 1812<br />
CLaSS 1812<br />
Poster Special - Create an original hand-made design poster<br />
commemorating the war of 1812<br />
The poster must be hand drawn. Poster size: minimum 8-1/2x11”,<br />
without border. Maximum 11x17”, without border. Each entry<br />
must be centred on CARDSTOCK or BRISTOL BOARD exposing<br />
on all four sides showing a 2” border.<br />
Prizes: 1st $5.00, 2nd $2.25, 3rd $2.00<br />
1. Pre-school<br />
2. JK-SK<br />
3. Grades 1-2<br />
4. Grades 3-4<br />
5. Grades 5-8<br />
Pencil Sketch commemorating the war of 1812<br />
Size: minimum 8-1/2x11”, without border. Maximum 11x17”,<br />
without border. Each entry must be centred on CARDSTOCK or<br />
BRISTOL BOARD exposing on all four sides showing a 1” border.<br />
Prizes: 1st $5.00, 2nd $4.00, 3rd $3.00<br />
6. Highschool Students<br />
7. Adults<br />
Photo of a place involved (ie fort) or something used in the War<br />
of 1812 (follow Class 50 rules found on page 17)<br />
Prizes: 1st $7.00, 2nd $3.50, 3rd $2.00<br />
8. Elementary Students<br />
9. Highschool Students<br />
10. Adults<br />
A Quality Carrier For Your Quality Goods
www.comberfair.on.ca <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 34<br />
Singing ConteSt<br />
Saturday August 11th, <strong>2012</strong> at 2:30 p.m.<br />
Entry Fee: $15.00 per person<br />
Categories: 12 & under, 13-19, Adult, Duet/Group<br />
Time limit: 4 minutes. All songs subject to approval.<br />
All participants must check in backstage prior to 2:00 pm<br />
To register, please call Stacey McKinlay 519-687-6942.<br />
Registrations will NOT be accepted after August 3rd, <strong>2012</strong> at 5:00 pm - NO exceptions<br />
Prizes:<br />
12 & Under, 13- 19, Adult Categories:1st $50 & trophy; 2nd $30<br />
Duet/Group: 1st $100 & 2 trophies; 2nd $60<br />
www.comberfair.on.ca<br />
RiSe2Fame<br />
Western <strong>Fair</strong> Preliminary Rise2Fame Contest<br />
Sunday, August 12th at 2:30 p.m. ~ Grandstand<br />
Entry Fee: $15/person<br />
Entries can be made online at: rise2fame@westernfairdistrict.com<br />
Please read the competition rules carefully and thoroughly.<br />
http://www.westernfairdistrict.com/music/rise_2_fame/rules<br />
All participants must check in backstage prior to 2:00 pm (Entry fee due at that time)<br />
The judges will choose up to 10 Youth Talent Acts and up to 5 Junior Talent Acts<br />
to advance to the competition at the Western <strong>Fair</strong>.
a one day fair pass.<br />
<strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 35<br />
Did you know that Ontario has more than 230 fairs?<br />
Check out http://www.ontariofairs.com to learn more!<br />
Congratulations to Phil Hernandez<br />
on becoming President of<br />
Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies<br />
Phil is a L-O-N-G time member of <strong>Comber</strong> Agricultural Society<br />
He looks a little older... He looks a lot greyer... But he still has his sense of humour!<br />
www.comberfair.on.ca
www.comberfair.on.ca <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 36<br />
opEn KaraoKE<br />
at grandStand<br />
Sunday, auguSt 12th<br />
@ 4:00 p.m.<br />
Bring your songs and register<br />
at the grandstand.<br />
Gord CilisKa<br />
Easy Listening Music - Great Variety<br />
Sunday, aug 12th @ 2 pm<br />
in the Community Centre<br />
THE CHapElairEs<br />
Sunday 11:00 am<br />
www.chapelaires.com<br />
sinGinG ConTEsT<br />
Saturday auguSt 11th<br />
at 2:30 p.m.<br />
See page 34 for detailS<br />
Tim E HEnry<br />
winnEr of THE ToronTo Elvis fEasTivillE<br />
Saturday, aug. 11th, <strong>2012</strong><br />
7 pm<br />
wEsTErn fair’s<br />
prEliminary<br />
risE2famE ConTEsT<br />
Sunday, auguSt 12th<br />
2:30 main Stage<br />
See page 34 for detailS<br />
entertainment SponSored by<br />
XpreSS tranSportation, Wave direCt, <strong>Comber</strong> uCW, Jean reid,<br />
and Jim & betty Wright
<strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 37<br />
www.comberfair.on.ca<br />
<strong>2012</strong> <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> agriCultural <strong>Fair</strong> Honours<br />
Jim and Betty Wright<br />
This year, the <strong>Comber</strong> Agricultural Society would like to<br />
recognize the many contributions made to our community by<br />
Jim and Betty Wright. This husband and wife team has worked<br />
tirelessly for our fair for over 20 years. In fact, Jim who is<br />
a <strong>Comber</strong> native, has worked at the fair all his life, helping<br />
to manage the horse pull with his dad, Orville. Jim was born<br />
in 1939 to Orville and Beatrice Wright and was raised on the<br />
family farm along with his three sisters. Betty, born in 1956,<br />
is the fourth of five children raised near Cottam. Her parents,<br />
Earl and Grace Boose were dairy farmers and both Jim and<br />
Betty have remained true to their rural routes.<br />
They married in 1979 and moved to <strong>Comber</strong> where Jim<br />
farmed with his family. Their oldest son, James (Jamie) is<br />
pursuing a career in law enforcement. Kenneth, their second<br />
son works in the Tool and Die industry and farms with his<br />
wife Sarah. Kenneth and Sarah have expanded this family to<br />
include their daughter, Lillian.<br />
For as long as anyone can remember, Jim has worked at the <strong>Fair</strong>grounds from setting up to cleaning<br />
up. For her part, Betty has worked in the canning and baking department for 17 years. She joked with<br />
us about the year the lady judge got sick on a lemon meringue pie and all food judging had to stop for the<br />
night. We can laugh now, but it was pretty serious at the time!<br />
Up until thirteen years ago, the antique tractors always held a captivating spot in the parade. Jim<br />
decided to expand on this event and started the exhibit along with trophies that we still enjoy today. Before<br />
the <strong>Fair</strong> board could afford security guards, he would sleep at the grounds over night to protect the tractors<br />
himself. This event has grown to include 45 tractors and is always well attended.<br />
This farming team has not slowed down in “retirement” years. They have always had other interest<br />
– Jim has been a member of the Ploughmen Association for Essex County and Betty is a strong leader in<br />
their church, St. Andrew’s United in <strong>Comber</strong>. Betty also enjoys reading and tending her flower beds. Jim<br />
still loves farming and has turned his livelihood into his favorite hobby.<br />
Jim and Betty, the <strong>Comber</strong> Agricultural Society thanks you for your many, many years of hard<br />
work. You have established a strong work ethic and solid foundation that has allowed our <strong>Fair</strong> to flourish<br />
and continue to be a success.<br />
Laliberte<br />
Collision Inc.<br />
P.O. Box 398<br />
47 Mill St. W.<br />
Tilbury, ON N0P 2L0<br />
Rob LaLibeRte<br />
DaVe LaLibeRte<br />
Bus. (519) 682-0271<br />
888-682-0271<br />
Cell (519) 809-1820
www.comberfair.on.ca <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 38<br />
<strong>2012</strong> Antique trActor DisplAy<br />
Committee: Rob Duquette (519) 798-3535 and Rosaire Pillon (519) 727-5874<br />
All entries will be accepted 9:00 am to 6:00 p.m., August 9 and not removed until 3:00 p.m., August<br />
12th. All entries will be exhibited in the front ball diamond. 1 rosette will be given by the judge. All<br />
entries are welcome to go into Saturday’s parade but must return to exhibit area afterwards.<br />
All tractors are to be built prior to 1975<br />
CLASSIFICATIONS:<br />
Best Antique trActor restoreD With restoreD<br />
Antique implemtent AttAcheD<br />
(ie: plow, manure spreader)<br />
1st place trophy<br />
2nd place trophy<br />
3rd place trophy<br />
Best Antique trActor restoreD<br />
1st place trophy<br />
2nd place trophy<br />
3rd place trophy<br />
olDest Antique trActor restoreD<br />
1st place trophy<br />
2nd place trophy<br />
3rd place trophy<br />
unrestoreD Antique trActor in Best conDition<br />
1st place trophy<br />
2nd plce trophy<br />
3rd place trophy<br />
TRuCk PARTs inC.<br />
7025 inDusTRiAl DRive,<br />
CombeR, onTARio n0P 1J0<br />
TelePhone (519) 687-2800<br />
FAx (519) 687-2700<br />
Proud to be a Part of 153 Years<br />
of Agricultural History<br />
McGrail Farm Equipment<br />
Limited Partnership<br />
Chatham<br />
23550<br />
Prince Albert Rd<br />
(519) 352-9480<br />
9557 lonwooDs RD.,<br />
ChAThAm, onTARio n7m 5J1<br />
TelePhone (519) 352-3780<br />
FAx (519) 352-92863<br />
<strong>Comber</strong><br />
8705<br />
County Road 46<br />
(519) 687-6662<br />
Specializing in both farm and heavy<br />
duty filters, lighting and much more.<br />
Give us a call or stop in any time.<br />
Let us take care of you...<br />
1127 mcGReGoR RD. n.,<br />
sARniA, onTARio n7s 4T1<br />
TelePhone (519) 344-8809<br />
FAx (519) 344-9613<br />
Special ThankS To<br />
SeTTeringTon FerTilizer Service limiTed<br />
For SponSoring<br />
The anTique TracTor diSplay<br />
Best replicA miniAture trActor<br />
1st place trophy<br />
2nd place trophy<br />
3rd place trophy<br />
Best restoreD lAWn trActor 1985 & olDer<br />
1st place trophy<br />
2nd place trophy<br />
3rd place trophy<br />
www.pinwood.com
<strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 39<br />
We’re proud to be a<br />
partner in your<br />
community<br />
Brook�eld Renewable Energy Partners L.P. is proud to be generating<br />
green energy and jobs in Essex County, throughout Ontario and across<br />
Canada. As the owner and operator of the <strong>Comber</strong> and Gos�eld Wind<br />
Farms, we are proud to sponsor this year's <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong>.<br />
www.comberfair.on.ca<br />
For more information:<br />
www.gos�eldcomberwind.com<br />
www.brook�eldrenewable.com
www.comberfair.on.ca <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> - Page 40<br />
153rd <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong><br />
August 10, 11 & 12, <strong>2012</strong><br />
Admission Fee: $7.00 (includes Gov. Taxes) Age 12 and under FREE<br />
Weekend Pass: $15.00 (includes Gov. Taxes)<br />
Midway: Carter Shows<br />
Schedule of Events<br />
Friday august 10, <strong>2012</strong><br />
gates Open - 10:00 aM<br />
10:30 aM - Baby Contest<br />
Midway starts - 4:00 PM<br />
4:00 PM - Beer tent Opens<br />
6:00 - 9:00 PM- Car & truck show<br />
(2nd Ball diamond)<br />
7:00 PM - Official Opening<br />
(grandstand)<br />
Immediately following the official opening<br />
- Miss <strong>Comber</strong> <strong>Fair</strong> Pageant<br />
(grandstand)<br />
9:30 PM - Live Entertainment<br />
(Beer tent)<br />
saturday august 11, <strong>2012</strong><br />
gates Open - 8:00 aM<br />
Midway starts - 11:00 aM<br />
9:00 aM - sOtC Horse show<br />
(North End of grounds)<br />
11:00 aM - Parade (Main street )<br />
12:00 PM - Beer tent Opens<br />
12:30 PM - Family Programs<br />
(Beside Stage)<br />
2:30 PM - Singing Contest (Grandstand)<br />
4:00 PM - 4-H Beef Club show<br />
5:30 PM - Lawnmower Racing (Demo Pit)<br />
7:00 PM - Bossy Bingo (Barn Area)<br />
7:00 PM - tim E Henry, winner of the toronto<br />
Elvis Feastiville (grandstand)<br />
9:30 PM - Live Entertainment (Beer tent)<br />
sunday august 12, <strong>2012</strong><br />
gates Open - 8:00 aM<br />
Midway starts - 12:00 PM nOOn<br />
11:00 aM - the Chapelaires (grandstand)<br />
11:00 AM - Weigh in for Open Steer and<br />
Heifer show (Barn area)<br />
12:00 PM - Beer tent Opens<br />
1:00PM - demolition derby<br />
1:00 PM - Open steer & Heifer show<br />
(Barn area)<br />
2:00 PM - gord Ciliska (Community<br />
Center)<br />
2:00 PM - Live Entertainment (Beer tent)<br />
2:30 PM - Western <strong>Fair</strong> Preliminary<br />
rise2Fame Contest (grandstand)<br />
4:00 PM - Open Karaoke<br />
“LivE EntErtAinmEnt<br />
ALL wEEkEnd<br />
At thE bEEr gArdEn”<br />
h t t p : / / w w w. c o m b e r f a i r. o n . c a