Class R Children 10 Years and Under · 10. Bag - handmade 11. Knitted article 12. Article of embroidery 13. Looking back - photos of your youth, mounted. At least 3 photos 14. Scrapbooking,

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Class R Children 10 Years and UnderNO ENTRY fEE REQUIREd. NOTE: Judging will be based on the expected ability of the age groupPrizes: 1st $3.00 2nd $2.50 3rd $2.00 4th $1.00 5th 50¢ 6th 50¢

Children 3 Years and Under1. Draw a picture of a flower, using crayons only2. Paint & decorate a wooden letter (use the first letter of your name)3. Finger painting4. Create a wreath using your handprints, any medium5. Make a necklace using edible materialsSaNdRa aNd fREd MaZUR aWaRd for highest points in Class R - 3 and under

Children 5 Years and Under6. Make a pattern of paint prints using Ontario fruits and vegetables (eg. potatoes, carrots, apples, etc.)7. Best decorated magic wand, handmade, any medium8. Paper bag puppet - farm animal9. A farm animal made from modeling medium, displayed on a paper plate10. Original picture, 8.5 x 11”11. Print first name and numbers 1 to 513. Necklace14. Be creative using an egg carton15. Decorate a paper plate as a puppy16. Paper snowflake, displayed on a dark paper background17. Rock painting18. Seed or pasta design on a recycled container19. Musical instrument, any medium20. Paint a stick to look like a snake21. Trace your hand and make it into an animalSaNdRa aNd fREd MaZUR aWaRd for highest points in Class R - 5 and under

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Children 7 Years and Under22. Christmas tree ornament23. Rock painting24. Design a prize winning ribbon for a pet show25. Flower pot, decorated using thumb prints, any size26. Trace a cookie cutter and decorate the drawing27. Article made on a rainbow loom, no jewellery28. Original picture (may be done at school)29. Article of jewellery30. Sewing, 1 article31. Make a standing rocket ship from a paper towel tube32. Pencil holder, decorated, made from reused materials33. Make tracings of your hand and make a craft34. Drawing of yourself at the Hymers Fair - coloured35. Create a pinecone farmer using a pinecone or pinecones. Decorate using any medium. Display on a firm surface36. Collage of farm animals, a variety of pictures. No background showing 8.5x11”37. Card, handmade, birthday38. Make a farm animal mask. Decorate39. Grade 1 (as of Sept. 2016) Using Pencil and Printing: Roses are Red Roses are red, Violets are blue, Sugar is sweet, And so are you.40. Grade 2 (as of Sept. 2016) Using Pencil and Printing: What to Name a fish What to name a fish? Call it what you wish; Sally, Kelly, James or Blair. It won’t really give a care Cause it’s hard for it to hear With all that water in its ear.41. Scavenger hunt - go for a walk in the woods with a favourite person and while walking the two of you collect interesting and unusual things that you find on the way. When you get home, find a woodsy container to put them in. Maybe you will find the container along the way. Minimum 6 items.SaNdRa aNd fREd MaZUR aWaRd for highest points in Class R - 7 and under

Children 10 Years and Under42. Hand draw a logo for a new soccer team and colour it43. Create a cardboard robot44. Create a cowboy using one paper towel roll. Decorate using any medium45. Using the seed as the root, draw the picture above the seed of what the seed would grow into, on 8.5x11” paper46. Treasure map47. Hobbies, collective, not more than 38cm x 38cm (15”x15”)48. What can you make with a roll of duct tape?49. Fridge magnet, 150. Christmas tree ornament, 151. Original sketch or drawing, any medium52. Sewing, 1 article53. Weaving, 1 article54. Something made from a building set, secured to a tray or box not more than 30 x 30 cm. (12” x 12”)55. Write a homework exercise, 40 words or less56. Create a handmade door knob sign for your bedroom, using cardboard57. One article made from Popsicle sticks or clothespins58. Handmade invitation to a party59. Make a farmer sock puppet

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60. Original poem61. Grade 3 (as of Sept. 2016) Using Pencil and Printing: No One In this room There’s not a breeze. No one sneezed The littlest sneeze. No one wheezed The faintest wheeze. The door’s shut tight With a big brass handle. Who? Who blew out the candle?62. Grade 4 (as of Sept. 2016) Using Pencil and Printing: The Scarecrow When all the cows were sleeping And the sun had gone to bed, Up jumped the scarecrow, And this is what he said: “I’m a dingle dangle scarecrow With a flippy floppy hat. I can shake my hands like this, And shake my feet like that.”63. Grade 5 (as of Sept. 2016) Using Pencil and Printing: What Will You be? They never stop asking Me: “What will you be? A doctor, a dancer a diver at sea?” They never stop bugging me: “What will you be?” As if they expect me to Stop being me.64. Make a boat from scrap lumber, max 12”65. Junk chime - use items found around your house to create a musical wind chime66. Create an animal using stones - can use paint or markers to decorate - 12” maximum67. Make an imaginary space creature - max. 12”68. Make a placemat for a special meal (any medium)69. Stone paperweight, decorated70. Friendship bracelet71. Make and decorate a paper airplane72. Make a family tree using your forearm and fingers. Names on leaves.73. Make a holiday centrepiece in a candy dish, any medium74. Create a holiday garland using any medium (paper, popcorn, dried fruit, etc.)75. Any other article, not listed above, named on entry tagPIZZa HUT aWaRd for highest points in Class R10 and under

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18 & under1. Christmas article2. Wreath3. Homemade bookmark4. Decorated flower pot5. Any article made of wood6. Handmade picture frame, may include photo

Over 18 years of age7. Decorated visor/cap8. Any other article 9. Christmas article10. Wreath11. Homemade bookmark12. Decorated flower pot

Class SN Special Needs – Junior and SeniorRules:1. This class is open to anyone with a special need, Mental or Physical.2. There are 2 age categories.3. All exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor.4. Only one exhibitor per entry form.5: An exhibitor may only enter one exhibit per category.Prizes: 1st $3.00 2nd $2.00 3rd $1.00

Class SC Senior Citizens, 65+NO ENTRY fEE OR MEMbERSHIP REQUIREd If ENTERING IN THIS CLaSS ONLY. ENTRIES IN OTHER CLaSSES REQUIRE a MEMbERSHIP. PLEaSE REfER TO & fOLLOW RULES fOR CLaSS K & L.Prizes: 1st $4.00 2nd $3.00 3rd $2.00

1. Afghan2. Christmas decoration3. Article of weaving, rag or yarn4. Plastic canvas, 1 article5. Woodworking, 1 article6. Wall hanging, any kind, must have means of hanging7. Painting or drawing8. Spinning, 1 article9. Crocheted article10. Bag - handmade11. Knitted article12. Article of embroidery13. Looking back - photos of your youth, mounted. At least 3 photos14. Scrapbooking, 2 page spread15. Anything made from recycled material16. Slippers17. Decorated coat hangers, any media, 218. Hanging clothespin bag19. Felted article20. Any other article, not listed in Class SC, named on entry tagCaRING HaNdS UGaNda aWaRd & PIZZa HUT aWaRd for highest points in Class SC


Class T-1 Amateur PhotographyaLL ENTRIES MUST bE MOUNTEd WITH a bORdER NOT TO EXCEEd 2.5 CM. (1”)NOTE: Photos should be printed on high quality paper and subject of interest should be in focus. Print size 4 x 6”. (Digital prints are acceptable.)The same photo cannot be entered in both colour and black and white categories.Photos must not be used for commercial or promotional purposes. Photos must have been taken by the Exhibitor.Prizes: 1st: $5.00 2nd: $4.00 3rd: $3.00

black and White: 1. “Blue Jeans ‘N Country Dreams” – 2016 Theme2. Reflections3. Paths4. Silo(s)5. Lunch Break6. Bark7. What a Winter!

Colour8. “Blue Jeans ‘N Country Dreams” – 2016 Theme9. Butterfly (butterflies)10. Balloons11. Trains12. Snow-laden trees13. Upside Down14. “Do you see what I see?” (hidden image)

double Shots:15. Before and After

Quad Shot:16. Four different abandoned buildings

RObERTa LaNE & SaRaH bILOKRYLI CaSH aWaRd for highest points in Class T-1


Class T-2 Amateur Photography, Junior DivisionRules:1. Open to boys and girls under 18 years of age on August 31st of this year.2. No entry fee required.3. All entries must be mounted with a border not to exceed 2.5 cm. (1”)4. Print size 4 x 6”. (Digital prints are acceptable.)Photos must have been taken by the Exhibitor.

Prizes: 1st: $5.00 2nd: $4.00 3rd: $3.00

Ages 10 and under (as of August 31 of this year):Colour:1. “Blue Jeans ‘N Country Dreams” – 2016 Theme2. Messy Faces3. Crazy Hair4. Kids5. The Colours of Fall6. Orange7. Sunset8. “Let me take a selfie”PIZZa HUT aWaRd for highest points in Class T-2, 10 years of age and under

Colour:Ages 11 to 18 (as of August 31 of this year):9. “Blue Jeans ‘N Country Dreams” – 2016 Theme10. Animal Tracks11. Family Photo - Family Fun12. I can sleep anywhere13. Red14. Sunrise15. Clouds16. “Let me take a selfie”THE fRaMING POST aWaRd for highest point in Class T-2, 11 to 18 years of age


Class T-3 O.A.A.S. Photo Competitionfor Pictures Taken at this Year’s fair. Competition Open to anyone. Prizes: 1st $10.00

CONTEST ObJECTIVES 1. To help publicize the activities of all Agricultural Societies and fairs in the OAAS. 2. To create real pride in the creation of well-kept grounds and buildings. 3. To encourage more attractive staging of exhibitions and displays. 4. To educate and provide a source of PRIDE in a community’s development. 5. To communicate new ideas to other Fairs. 6. To contribute to a library of images for OAAS promotions.

RULES aNd REGULaTIONS:1. All photos must be taken at the 2016 Hymers Fall Fair.2. All prints, 4”x6” or 5”x7” are to be mounted on bristol board with approximately 1” border with category and fair name on back.3. NO Professional Photographers permitted.4. Absolutely NO digital image ENHaNCING allowed.5. Please do not use tape on CDs or photographs.6. All photos and CDs will become the property of the Hymers Agricultural Society. Hymers Agricultural Society may use photos for pubilicity purposes.7. Exhibitor may enter only once in each section.8. Judging will be done by a committee approved by the Hymers Agricultural Society executive.9. All winning photos will be sent to the O.A.A.S. (Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies) Convention.10. All entries must be sent to Debbie Hoover, Secretary, 97 Cox Crescent, Thunder Bay, Ontario P7A 7K7 — no later than October 31, 2016.

dIGITaL IMaGES (Images burned/saved onto Cd)

HUMaN INVOLVEMENT 1. Youth Participation e.g. exhibit/display/ribbons won/etc. 2. Adult/Senior Involvement - e.g. working/displays/enjoying your fair. 3. Candid shot of people having fun at your fair. 4. Candid shot of someone too pooped to participate any more. 5. Children at your fair. 6. People with creatures and critters at your fair.

dISPLaYS 7. Most unusual display at your Fair, your idea 8. 4-H involvement at your Fair - e.g. livestock/displays 9. Homecraft at your Fair - e.g. displays/demonstrations/etc. 10. Live Action Shows - e.g. singers/pulls/demos/something musical/your Fair at night 11. Quilts/Handcrafts at your Fair from your viewpoint 12. Displays of antiques

aNIMaLS 13. Livestock - e.g. displays/shows/demos 14. Pet Show - your interpretation of what you see 15. Live Demos - e.g. blacksmith/sheep shearing etc. 16. Birds/Small Animals - e.g. bird show/rabbits/etc.

PROMOTIONaL 17. Showing Fair identification - e.g. with displays/ribbons etc. 18. Fair Ambassador involvement - e.g. with displays/ribbons etc. 19. What is this year’s Fair theme? - e.g. displays/signs, etc. 20. Advertising Your Fair - e.g. photo showing a fair sign constructed of Agricultural Products including the Fair and the date. For example: a store window/store front/lawn display/field display etc. 21. Something “new” this year at your Fair.

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Promote Your Fair!

Show Others

Your Fair!



“TWO LOCATIONS

TO SERVE YOU BETTER”

L.A. BUCHANAN 2001 (Thunder Bay) LTD.

660 Balmoral StreetThunder Bay, Ontario(807) 622-7779

1194 Dawson RoadThunder Bay Ontario(807) 767-7779


Best Dressed Cowboy & Cowgirl ContestWe want to reward the

Best Dressed Cowboys and Cowgirls at the Fair!Each participant should dress in “cowboy and cowgirl” style clothing including boots, cowboy hats, and assorted western attire. They may choose to wear jeans, shirts, skirts, dresses, chaps or vests. They may also choose assorted western accessories such as lariats, spurs, etc. NO WEAPONS OF ANY KIND MAY BE WORN OR USED AS AN ACCESSORY AND NO LIVE ANIMALS WILL BE ALLOWED.

COWBOY & COWgIRL CATEgORIES:(based on age as of August 31, 2016)Baby Buckaroos: Age 7 and underJunior Cowpokes: Ages 8-17Seasoned Cowhands: Ages 18-64Veteran Wranglers: Age 65 and up

CA$H PRIZESEach category will receive the following prize money1st Place Winners: $15.002nd Place Winners: $10.003rd Place Winners: $5.00

Contest will be held both Sunday and Monday-3:30 to 4:00 p.m.

Remember to invite all of your friends and family to cheer you on as you compete for the title of “Best Dressed” at the 2016 Hymers Fall Fair!


Good Luck to all Participants

& Enjoy the

Hymers Fair!

Workshops, Kits, Weaving Classes, and Knitting Classes

“Working Folks” Drop-in 6:30 - 9:30 pm

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Tues. - Fri. 11 - 5 pmSat. 10 - 4 pm

Tuesday Drop-in 1 - 4 pm




All Exhibitors MUST HAVE their membership cards and a copy of their Entry Form when picking up their items from the Exhibit Hall.

Make sure you make a copy of your Entry Form BEFORE you send it in.

MembershipCards


Results

2015 Hymers Fall Fair

CLaSS a-1 bEEf, aLL bREEdSRapport Credit Union Limited Cash Award for highest points .................................................................. Dan MatyasovszykA-1 Sewage Services Cash Award for Grand Champion Beef ................................................................. Dan MatyasovszykSantorelli’s Cash Award for Herdsmen Competition

CLaSS a-4, daIRY, JUNIOR dIVISIONSlate River Veterinary Cash Award for highest points ................................................................................Hannah Streutker

CLaSS a-5, PUREbREd HOLSTEINSlate River Veterinary Cash Award for Grand Champion Cow ................................................................. Aaron BreukelmanAnonymous Cash Award for highest points .................................................................................................Arie Grootenboer

CLaSS a-6, daIRY SPECIaLSKGS Group Consulting Engineers Cash Award for highest points ..............................................................Arie Grootenboer

CLaSS a-8, HEaVY HORSE SHOW$2,000 Prize Purse split between 4 winners......................................................................................................Merv Dobson Luke Farmer Anna Lansdell Joyce Redden

CLaSS a-10, HUNTER-JUMPER SHOWCash Award for Handy Hunter, 2’6 Hunter 1st place ......................................................................................... Jessie GodinCash Award for Handy Hunter, 2’6” Hunter 2nd place ............................................................................Sophie Potvin-BeginCash Award for Handy Hunter, 2’6” Hunter 3rd place ...................................................................................... Kendra HarrisCash Award for High Rail 1st place ........................................................................................................Sophie Potvin-BeginCash Award for High Rail 2nd place ....................................................................................................................Alexis NogaCash Award for High Rail 3rd place - tie ............................................................................................................Andrea NogaCash Award for Gambler’s Choice 1st place ................................................................................................ Samantha KriegCash Award for Gambler’s Choice 2nd place .........................................................................................Sophie Potvin-BeginCash Award for Gambler’s Choice 3rd place....................................................................................................Bailey Gibson

CLaSS b-1, SHEEP, aNY bREEdKGS Group Consulting Engineers Cash Award for highest points ....................................................................Amy Hoffman

CLaSS b-2, SWINE, aNY bREEdKGS Group Consulting Engineers Cash Award for highest points ..........................................................................Jim Lewis

CLaSS b-3, GOaTS, aNY bREEdPolar Mechanical Cash Award for highest points ................................................................................................Janet deLint

CLaSS C-1, THUNdER baY fEEdS POULTRY SHOWLafarge Award for highest points ......................................................................................................................Ryan Nahkala

CLaSS C-2, RabbITSMurillo Variety Award for highest points ...........................................................................................................Ashley Whistle

CLaSS d, GRaINS aNd OILSEEdSBogdala’s Smoked Meats Award for highest points ..................................................................................... Bernie Kamphof


CLaSS E, fORaGESSuperior Coatings Award for highest points ............................................................................................. Gabrielle Sawchuk

CLaSS f, VEGETabLESMarvin Viehbeck Memorial Cash Award and Plaque for highest points ...........................................................Joseph Volkar

CLaSS fS, THE GREaT PUMPKIN HUNT ...........................................................................................................................Belluz Farms Award for The Great Pumpkin 1st place .......................................................................................... Debra Hitz .Belluz Farms Award for The Great Pumpkin 2nd place .................................................................................. Diane HarrisonBelluz Farms Award for The Great Pumpkin 3rd place .................................................................................... Diana BockusBelluz Farms Award for The Great Wacky Pumpkin 1st place ................................................................Olena WaddinghamBelluz Farms Award for The Great Wacky Pumpkin 2nd place ........................................................Lori Parsons-WeedonBelluz Farms Award for the Great Wacky Pumpkin 3rd place .............................................................................Percy HarrisBelluz Farms Award for The Great Ornamental Pumpkin 1st place ................................................................... Percy HarrisBelluz Farms Award for The Great Ornamental Pumpkin 2nd place ................................................................ Diana Bockus .Belluz Farms Award for The Great Ornamental Pumpkin 3rd place ............................................................... Diane Harrison

CLaSS G, fRUITDulux Paints Award for highest points .......................................................................................................... Vicky Ducharme

CLaSS H, daIRY aNd dOMESTICThunder Bay Beekeepers’ Cash Award for Liquid Honey....................................................................................Susan WardCrosby Molasses Co. Ltd. Award for Barbeque Sauce .............................................................................. Elizabeth KukkeeCanadian Tire – Arthur Street Award for highest points ................................................................................Barry Woodbeck

CLaSS J, fLOWERSCanadian Tire – Arthur Street Award for highest points ...................................................................................James Glavish

CLaSS JS, fLORaL dESIGNS“There’s Country in the Air at Hymers Fair” ......................................................................................................Wendy Wright “Down the Lane” .............................................................................................................................................Myrtle Rahmer“Pass the Cookies” ...........................................................................................................................................Wendy Wright“Hats Off” ......................................................................................................................................................... Merrie Klazek“Pipsqueak” ....................................................................................................................................................Myrtle Rahmer

CLaSS K, NEEdLEWORKwww.scentsationalsmells.com Cash Award for highest points in Crochet .............................................. Kathleen Woodbeckwww.Scentsationalsmells.com Cash Award for highest points in Hand Knitting ...............................................Betty Woodswww.Scentsationalsmells.com Cash Award for highest points in Sewing ..........................................................Laila KrievinBogdala’s Smoked Meats Award for highest points in Spinning ...........................................................................Gale VerrillCreekside Nursery & Garden Centre Award for highest points in Weaving .................................................. Loretta ShymkoKathleen Woodbeck – Jean Rawlings memorial Cash Award for highest points in Class K Needlework: Elaine Curtis and Karen Bellamy (tied for high points)

CLaSS L, aRTS aNd CRafTSBernardin Snap Lid / Mason Creative Jar Craft Award .........................................................................Shannon Dodd-SmithKimberly Ann Massage Therapy Award for highest points in Class L Arts & Crafts ..................................... Diane Uurainen

CLaSS M-1, CaNNEd GOOdSBernardin Award for Jam/Jelly made with Bernardin Fruit pectin ......................................................... Elizabeth KukkeeBernardin Gift Pack Competition ................................................................................................................ Elizabeth KukkeeBernardin Best of Show Award ..............................................................................................................Lawrence Prystanski Helen Logan Memorial Cash Award for highest points .......................................................................... Lawrence Prystanski

CLaSS M-2, HOMEMadE WINEDulux Paints Award for highest points .................................................................................................................Susan Ward

CLaSS N , baKING aNd CaNdYBrule Creek Farms Award & Dulux Paints Award for highest points ..................................................... Kathleen Woodbeck


CLaSS NS, baKING SPECIaLSLandale Gardens Award for Decorated Cake ...................................................................................................Jennifer BarrySuperior Coatings Award for Decorated Cupcakes ..........................................................................................Jennifer BarryCrosby Molasses Co. Ltd. Award for Cookies made with molasses ...................................................................Julie MitchellPizza Hut Award for Fruit Crisp ......................................................................................................................Sandei BeattieThunder Bay Museum award for Bite Size Muffins ...................................................................................... Donna KangasDuux Paints Award for Fancy Cookies .......................................................................................................... Diane UurainenPizza Hut Award for Sugared or Seasoned Nuts ................................................................................... Kathleen WoodbeckBrule Creek Farms Award for Buttermilk Pie ............................................................................................. Elizabeth KukkeeA to Z Rentals Award for “I Wannabe a Dessert” .................................................................................... Kathleen WoodbeckHymers Agricultural Society Cash Award for 60% Whole Wheat Bread ............................................................. Adam CurrieCrosby Molasses Co. Ltd. Award for Cake made with Molasses ........................................................................Tricia LoganRobin Hood Award for Best Homemade Blueberry Muffins ........................................................................... Diane UurainenCrisco Award for Best Homemade Apple Pie ................................................................................................. Donna Kangas

CLaSS O, baKING, JUNIOR dIVISIONO.A.A.S. Chocolate Chip Cookie Competition...................................................................................................Andrew SilenRobin Hood Award for Best Homemade Squares .....................................................................................Hannah ShortreedJack and Grace McLaren Cash Award for highest points ...........................................................................Kendra Tienhaara

CLaSS P, aRTS aNd CRafTS, JUNIOR dIVISIONKathleen and Barry Woodbeck Award for highest points in Sections 1-24 .......................................................Mliss TurgeonKathleen and Barry Woodbeck Award for highest points in Sections 25-46 ................................................. Victoria Turgeon

CLaSS Q, aGRICULTURE, JUNIOR dIVISIONJack and Grace McLaren Cash Award for highest points ..................................................................................... Lexus Watt

CLaSS QS, aGRICULTURE SPECIaLS, JUNIOR dIVISIONAnonymous Cash Award for highest points .................................................................................................. Victoria Turgeon

CLaSS R, CHILdREN 10 YEaRS aNd UNdERSandra & Fred Mazur Award for highest points in Ages 3 and under ..............................................................Caitlyn ThorneSandra & Fred Mazur Award for highest points in Ages 5 and under ......................................................... Danica MarchukSandra & Fred Mazur Award for highest points in Ages 7 and under ..............................................................Abigail CarrollPizza Hut Award for highest points in Ages 10 and under .......................................................................... Courage Turgeon

CLaSS SC, SENIOR CITIZENS, 65+Vanderwees Greenhouses Award for highest points ..........................................................................................Elaine Curtis

CLaSS T-1, aMaTEUR PHOTOGRaPHYRoberta Lane & Sarah Bilokryli Cash Award for highest points ................................................................... Wendy Aaltomaa

CLaSS T-2, aMaTEUR PHOTOGRaPHY, JUNIOR dIVISIONPizza Hut Award for highest points in Ages 10 and under ................................................................................. Fiona BeattieThe Framing Post Award for highest points in Ages 11 to 18 years .................................................................. Emily Beattie

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ONTARIO VOLUNTEER SERVICE AWARDS The Ontario Volunteer Service Awards honour the thousands of people who generously contribute their timeas volunteers across Ontario. These awards are an important way to recognize volunteers who have providedservice over many years.Volunteers play a very important role in our quality of life. They help to build safe, caring and vital communities, and donate their time to help others. In fact, Ontarians donate more than five million hours oftheir time each year to organizations and communities across the province. The Volunteer Service awards are given to people who volunteer their time to a single organization for several years. Hymers Agricultural Society is pleased to announce that these Awards were presented to the followingVolunteers:1998:(All received 25 year pins,the maximum awarded)Alf WinslowIrene WinslowJoe WebbFrank SitchBetty PogueJack McLaren

1999:Doreen Murray – 30 year pinGrace McLaren – 30 year pinRoberta Lane – 30 year pinRudy Buitenhuis – 20 year pinBlake Landversitch – 20 year pinJudy Cook – Junior

2000:Will Allen – 15 year pinThelma Molkoski – 15 year pinJen McLaren – Junior

2002:Claude Johnson – 20 year pinBetty Blaikie – 20 year pinLorne Blaikie – 15 year pinAria Buitenhuis – 15 year pinJohn Vanlenthe – 20 year pinAnna Campbell – 20 year pin

2003:Scott McLaren – 20 year pinDiana Bockus – 20 year pinRob McLaren – 20 year pinLarry Bockus – 20 year pinDebbie Blaikie – 20 year pinScott Hole – 20 year pin

2005:Judy Hole – received the “YoungVolunteer’s Award”, one of ten givenannually on a Provincial basis.Presentation took place in Toronto.

2006:Dave Workman – 15 year pinPercy Harris – 5 year pinDiane Harrison – 5 year pinJenny Groenheide – 15 year pinCindy Poulin – 15 year pinTyler Vanlenthe – Junior

2007:Val Forrest – 15 year pinK.C. McNally – 10 year pinDebbie Hoover – 5 year pinReed Hoover – 5 year pinSharri Pinner – 15 year pinJeff Glavish – 5 year pinCassidy Vanlenthe – Junior

2008:Robert Brtko – 20 year pinCliff Bowles – 10 year pinBarb Bowles – 10 year pinLillian Woodbeck – 15 year pinCindy Stein – 20 year pinJack McLaren – 60 year pinShannon Stein – Junior

2009:Willis Mattas – 5 year pinPat Poulin – 15 year pinGrant Noy – 15 year pinGrace McLaren – 55 year pinLorraine Maxwell – Junior

2010:Yvonne Noy – 15 year pinIris Maxwell – 10 year pinBarbara O’Brien - 5 year pinJeff Lafontaine – 10 year pinLeo Lafontaine – 10 year pinNathan Beasley – Junior

2012:Angela Woodhouse-Wild – 25 year pinAria Buitenhuis – 25 year pinSandar Mazur – 15 year pin

Sue Morgan – 5 year pinNicole Hoover – JuniorNicole Morgan – JuniorJarrett Stewart – Junior

2013:Betty Blaikie – 30 year pinLorne Blaikie – 25 year pinDavid Wark – 25 year pinRandy Creighton – 5 year pinBarry Woodbeck – 5 year pinKathleen Woodbeck – 5 year pin

2014:Anita Glavish - 20 year pinKaren Kingsborough - 20 year pinJane Oldale - 20 year pinCindy Poulin - 20 year pinKelly Homac - 5 year pinDawn Niemi - 5 year pinColin Warwick - JuniorEvan Warwick - Junior

2015:Marilyn Grudniski – 10 year pinJessica Martyn – JuniorMaggie MacKay – 5 year pinLiam McLaren – JuniorSiobhean McLaren – JuniorAnnette O’Brien -- 10 year pinShirley Robillard – 10 year pinJanice Silvaggio – 15 year pinEdith Tivendale – 20 year pin

2016:Brooklyn Delpino – JuniorLuke Farmer – 5 year pinJeff Glavish – 15 year pinAnyssa Hoover – JuniorGary McDonald – 10 year pinKeith Noy – JuniorLeona Woods – 10 year pin



• Northwestern Veterinary Hospital

• Hymers Fair

Mutt ShowSunday, September 4, 2016& Monday, September 5, 2016Sports area, 3:30 p.m.

Rules and Regulations:1. No entry fee, all participants pay gate admission.2. Dogs must be on a leash and under control at all times.3. Exhibitor may enter any number of categories with the same dog.4. Children under 5 years of age should be assisted.5. Pets must be in good health and must have a rabies vaccination. All animals will be judged on appearance and health.6. Exhibitors are responsible to clean up after their own dog.

Categories:1. Smallest dog2. Biggest dog3. Youngest puppy4. Oldest dog5. Best dog to sit and stay6. Best trick performed by dog7. Unusual colour8. Rescue dog - tell us your dog’s story9. Sponsor’s choice10. Director’s choiceNOTE: We will have several “surprise” categories also!

Treats for Every Entry!


“Best WisHes FoR a sUccessFUl Fall FaiR”

McKITRICKSBarristers & Solicitors

Allan G. McKitrick • Allan D. McKitrick

17A Cumberland Street SouthTHUNDER BAY, ON P7B 2T3

Phone: (807) 345-1251Toll-Free: 1-800-465-3938

Fax: (807) 345-0043email: [email protected]


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ENTRY fORM Hymers agricultural Society

See General Rule 6 for entry due dates. (page 10 in prize list)

Name (Mr., Ms., Mrs., Miss) .................................................................................................................Membership Number ...............................................................

Full Street Address ...............................................................................................................................Postal Code ............................................................................

Email Address ......................................................................................................................................

Date ........................................................................................$6.00 Membership Fee Enclosed .......Livestock Entry Fee Enclosed .................................................

Phone .....................................................................................Birthdate if entering Junior Class (18 & under) ......................................................................................

The following entries are made according to the rules and regulations of the Hymers Agricultural Society found on page 10 in the prize list which I have read and

hereby accept. Please read rules carefully.

Signature ..............................................................................................................................................Total number of exhibit tags: ....................................................

You must complete your own Exhibit Tags and attach securely to Exhibit. Include Exhibitor Number.

Check here .............................................................................and Tags will be mailed to you. Otherwise tags will be available at office on fairgrounds.

Are you willing to serve as a volunteer committee member? Yes .....................................................No .............................................................................................

forward forms to: debbie Hoover, 97 Cox Cr.Thunder bay, Ontario P7a 7K7ENTRY dEadLINE aUG. 31st

Ph. 475-8586fax 346-8480

Class Section description

*** Please keep a copy of your entry form for exhibit pickup! ***

Mailing Address MUST be filled out completely


Class Section description

Prize money can be paid in cash at the Fair office Sunday and Monday of Fair Weekend. If you wish to receive a cheque for your prize winnings, one will be sent to you. The choice is yours!




Hannah ZavitzGrade 6 - Homeschooled


Grace DaigleGrade 6 - Homeschool



Dear Students:

The Hymers Agricultural Society prints a prize list book every year for the participants of the Hymers Fall Fair. We would like your picture to appear on the cover of this book in 2017.

The Rules:1. You must bring your design to the Office of the Hymers Fall Fair on Sunday,

September 4TH for judging in order to win (Winner will be announced on Monday), or mail before Fair Weekend to 97 Cox Crescent, Thunder Bay, Ontario P7A 7K7

2. You must be in grades 1 to 6 (ages 6 to 12, at the end of the 2015-2016 school year)3. Your drawing must celebrate the 2017 Theme: “Sow it, Grow it, Show it!”.4. Designs are to be done on white 8 ½” X 11” sheet of paper5. Designs are to be done in colour, no embellishments (sparkles, beads, etc.), no stencils, all hand-drawn please6. Designs are not to be done on the computer7. Your name, grade, school and home phone number must be on the back of the

design. (Please Print Clearly)

The Hymers Agricultural Society looks forward to your participation in making the Hymers Fall Fair the success that it is.If you have further questions please call Debbie at (807) 475-8586

Special thanks to the Painted Turtle for donating the beautiful Art Gift Set for this Contest

2017 DRAWING CONTEST

www.paintedturtleart.com

Sow it, Grow it, Show it!

2017 Hymers Fair


1 Submit one 4” X 6” AMATEUR photo of your child born between September 1st, 2015 and August 15, 2016. The child’s name and birth date must accompany the photo along with the parents’ name, address and phone number. (Do not write on front or back of photo.) Photo must be received by 5:00 p.m. Saturday, September 3, 2016.2 Photos will be displayed on the Fairgrounds on Sunday, September 4 & Monday, September 5, 2016.3 Guests of the Fair will be eligible to vote by secret ballot for their favourite photo.4 Ballots will be counted after the Fair is closed.5 Prizes will be awarded for the three photos with the most votes.

The winners will be notified at the end of the Fair - Monday, September 5.and photos published on our website www.hymersfair.com

2015 Winner

Please mail your photo to:Hymers fair baby Contest,

c/o Debbie Hoover, 97 Cox Crescent, Thunder Bay, ON, or drop off at the office by 5:00 p.m.

on Saturday, September 3, 2016, only.

Questions regarding the Baby Photo Contest can be emailed to

[email protected] photos will become property of the

Hymers Agricultural Society and will not be returned.

Photos may be published without identification, on the Hymers Fair website.

Baby Photo Contest

2016 SponSorSDulux paints

Little Lions DaycareHymers Fair


A-1 Sewage Services (1989) Ltd.Africa Matters Too / Caring HandsAmanda’s Green BarnAnonymousAtwood Labine LLPAvista Realty - Barbara McEwenBarbara ViehbeckBarry and Kathleen WoodbeckBelluz FarmsBennett’s BakeryBill Mauro, MPP Thunder Bay-AtikokanBlake Funeral Chapel LimitedBogdala’s Smoked MeatsBrule Creek FarmsCanadian Lakehead ExhibitionCanadian Tire – Arthur StreetCoca-ColaCountry Fair Baking ContestsCramer Dairy FarmsCreekside Nursery & Garden CentreCrosby Molasses Co. Ltd.Currie’s Copy Shop Inc.Dulux Paints (next to McDonald’s on Memorial Avenue)Elizabeth Kukkee – www.scentsationalSmells.comFrank Baratta PhotographyHalf-Way Motors (1989) Ltd.Hertz EquipmentHolland EnterprisesHolmes Roofing & Sheet MetalImpact PromotionsJack and Grace McLarenJane OldaleJones & Associates InsuranceKakabeka DepotKakabeka Falls Legion Branch 225Kershaw Well ServicesKGS Group Consulting Engineers

L H North Ltd.LafargeLandale GardensLittle Lions Waldorf DaycareMagic 99.9Mastrangelo Fuels McKitricksMiller PrecastMunicipality of NeebingMunicipality of Oliver PaipoongeMurillo VarietyNapa Auto PartsNeebing LumberNor Shore Inc.Nor Shore Self StorageNorthwestern Veterinary HospitalOAS – Murillo FairOld Dutch FoodsPainted Turtle Art ShopPer-Hol Construction Ltd.Philpot & Delgaty InsurancePizza HutPolar MechanicalPrimary Foto SourceRapport Credit UnionRoberta Lane and Sarah BilokryliRollason Flowers LimitedRosalie A. Evans LawRosslyn ServiceRural Cupboard Food BankSandra and Fred MazurSantorelli’sSlate River Veterinary ServicesStam Law Office – Lydia StamSuperior BowladromeSuperior CoatingsSuperior SoapnutsSyncorThe Chronicle-JournalThe Framing Post

Threads In TimeThunder Bay Beekeepers’ Association (TBBA)Thunder Bay Co-Operative Farm SuppliesThunder Bay FeedsThunder Bay Insulations Ltd.Thunder Bay Media DistributorsThunder Bay MuseumThunder Bay Symphony Orchestra Township of ConmeeTownship of GilliesTownship of O’ConnorTricia LoganUnitized Manufacturing (1997) LimitedValley Fire Protection and Services LimitedVanderwees Greenhouses

Award Donors & Prize List Advertisers 2016

A Sincere Thank You… to the merchants of Thunder bay and district for

your generous donations and assistance.

YOU HELPEd HYMERS faIR —The Board of Directors, Hymers Agricultural

Society

Please support the Hymers Fair 2016 Sponsors whenever you can:



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Documents

Class R Children 10 Years and Under · 10. Bag - handmade 11. Knitted article 12. Article of embroidery 13. Looking back - photos of your youth, mounted. At least 3 photos 14. Scrapbooking,