HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-09-02, Page 23Exhibitors be sure and sent tattoo and registration numbers with your
entries as this is a biff help when checking cattle at the show.
PLEASE SEND ENTRIES TO MRS. RICHARD AGLA, fordwich. NO
LATER THAN SEPTEMBER 9, 19161N ORDER TO GET CATALOGUE
QF ENTRIES PRINTED, ".
ENTRIES
Section
1 Bull . Born JulY. 1, 1975 - June 30, 1976. From a dam with at least one
completed record with a' minimum. B.C.A. 115% for milk '
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2. Female, Born January 1, 1675 June 30, 1975. 'Junior Yearling; from
dam with at least one completed record with a minimum B.C.A. 115% ,
for milk.
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A...Female, Boni July 1, 1974 - December 30, 1974. Senibr Yearling, in
,milk and/or in calf. From dam with' at least one record' ,with a
minimum R.C.A.. 115% for milk. ,
4. Female, Born July 1, 1973 - Jane 30, 1974. In'milk or dry. If dry must
be within, 8 weeks of calving. B.C.A. 115% or from dam with B.C.A. ,•
. 115% for milk.
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S. Female, Born July 1,-1972 • June 30, 1973. In milk or dry. If dry
must be within 8 weeks of calving. B.C.A. 1155 or from dam with ,
115% for milk.
6. ‘Female, Born Jitly, 1, 1971 - June 30„1977. In milk or dry. If dry ,must
be 'within 8 weeks of calving. At least one completed. record with a
minimum B.0:A. 115% milk.
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7. Female, Born prior to July' 1971. In milk. At least one record with a
minimum B.C,A. 115% milk.
8. Female, DRY Must be within 8 weeks of calving. At least one record
With a minimum B.C.A. 125% for milk. An animal shown in this class
cannot be shown in any other class for single animals. But- may be
shown'in the "Group Class": •f.olust,have completed her last lactation
• within 120 days of the 'date of the 'showr., ,
4. Junior Champion. Female -- Ribbon
Reserve Yunior Champion Female - Ribbon
10. Senior Champion Female -. Ribbon
Reserve Senior Champion Female -- Ribbon
11. Grand Champion Female -- Ribbon
Reserve Grand Champion FErnale -- Ribbon
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The registration certificate for each respective animal must show the
exhihitor. as "breeder" and as "owner" in both cases either as an
individual or in partnership. In other, words, the exhibitor may be a 'Itrint
owner" of an animal and/or the "joint-breeder" of an animal. Therefore-
th0 animal's must be:
1. Owned and bred by , the 'exhibitor, or
2. Jointly °tuned and bred .by the exhiytor. 'or
3. Owned and jointly bred by the exhibitor, or '
,4. Jointly owned , and jointly bred by the exhibitor.
All entries must be owned by and registered in the name of the exhibitor.
Production Record' '(B.C. A.)
OPEN SHOW FOR RIBBONS ONLY
Section 6.
1. Junior and Senier, Calf - born July 1, 1975 to July I, 1976.
2. Mature Cqw - Bern prior to iply 1, 1975 . No B.C.A. required.
For an official prize list of the Seaforth Fall Fair please apply to Mrs.
Kathleen , Cuthill, North Main Street, Seaforth.
• We will appreciate your co-oPeratien in bringing out cattle to th\e\
Parish Show at Seaforth. '
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In those classes where a certain minimum B.C.A. for milk is a requisite
'for entry, either R.O.P. records or records issued under D.H.I.A. -
(Standard Plan) in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and
Ontario, are acceptable. PIGS - Section F
NO CATTLE WILL BE ALLOWED ENTRY TO THE FAIR WHICH DO
NOT MEET THE HEALTH REQUIREMEKTS ABOVE.
OPTION (1 1): EIGHT CLASSES FOR BREEDING ANIMALS
Plus the Interbreed Best Udder Class
All eritire's must be owned by andtegistered in the name of the exhibitor.
1. Bull" , — Date of Birth
From dam with at least one' . July 1, 1975-June
completed recordwith a 30, 1976 (Senior,
minimum B.C.A. of 120 for and Junior Calf)'
2. Female„
• From dam with at Feast one i
completed record With a mini-
mum B.C.A. of 120 for milk.
3. Female
From a with at least one .
Completed ord with a mini
, mum B.C.A. 115 for milk
July 1, 1975 June 30,
1976 (Senior and Junior
- • Ctives)
July 1, 1974 - June 30,
1975 (Senior arid Junior
Yearli ng)
• 4. Female
In milk or dry. If dry must
be within approximately 8
weeks of calving. •
Must be either from a darn with at least one completed record with a
minimum B.C.A. of 115 for milk, or the "entry" must have attained a
production record equivalent to a Minimum B.C.A. of 115 for milk.
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5. Female
In milk or dry. If dry, must be
within approximately 8 weeks
of calving.
At least one record with a minimum, B.C.A
(0. 6.Fetnale
In milk or dry. If dry, must be within
approximately 8 weeks of calving.
At least one record with a minimum B.C.A.
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7. Female
In milk or dry. If dry must be within
approximately 8 weeks of calving.
At least one record with a minimum B.CA,
July I, 1972 - June 30,
1973(3 year old)
. of 11S for milk.
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July 11 191) June 30,
' - 1972 (4 year old)
of, 115 for milk.
,Prior to July 1971
(5 years old and up)
of 115 'for milk.
July 1, 1973•-June 30,
• 1974 (2 year old)
President
1st. Vice President
2nd. Vice President
Secretary-Treasurer
Judge
Gordon Young
A.G.Whitely
Richard Agla •
Mrs. Richard Agla
Elmer Pemelton
Seaforili Fall Fair Prize List (c d.)
THE HURON.EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 2, 1976 —2
Part I
7:30-p.m. Thursday, Sept. 16, 1976
Arena' Auditoriuiii
9i30 Contestant Interviews
Impromptu speeches, 2 to 3 minutes
Part 2
25 points
25 points
Overall appearance, personality charm and '
deportment , ° 50 points
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100 points'
Prizes: In excess of $200.00. With a prize for each contestant. ,
Queen of the Fair to be crowned at the Judgek stand following the parade
on Fair Day.
Committee: Robt. Broadfoot, Alf. Ross, Arthur Bolton.
1. Open to girls 18 to 23 years of age as of Atigust 15, 1977 who are
residents or employed in Seaforth, Tvic Cillop, Hullett, Tuckersmith,
Stanley of ,,Hibbert. .
2. Each contestant Must have .a total sponsbr who will supply a suitable
sash, a corsage and 'transportation for the pirade on Fair Day.
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3, Entries to be received not later than, September 13, 1:976
4. Winner to be to compete in. Queen of the Ontario Fairs
contest 1977„
5. Judging.
DAIRY CATTLE - Section C
WORDS MUST BE AAII',ABLE g RINGSIDE
• DEFINITION OEr1N ENTRY
Committee - William Dale, Cow/incr.
Breeding Classes: .."
Sec. C-1 Guernseys ,
' See„C-3-Holstein_ . For the purpose of the
Sec. C-2 AyPshlres •
interpreted as follows: -
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All cattle being. 'exhibited, at the Fair will require a negative test for All registered cattle, whether owned by one person or by more than one . . .
' Brucellosis conducted' within 60 days of the opening day of the FAIR. (individuallyjointly) which are
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maintained on 'one farm or
,EXCEPT -- breeding unit, are considered to be the production of one farm or breeding
I ). Bulls under 8 months of age ' . 'f... . . ' "June 30, 1976. Senior Calf - July I, 1975 to December 30, 1975.
involved in more than one It is the responsibility of the exhihitorstecontact the Health of Animals ,
dairy breeding operagon such operations.are ebnsidered as,One Breeding Prizes -- Ribbons 'and Merchandise - -• Branch office tserving their area, at leaSt 3 weeks'' prior to'the ugit.
commencement of the fair. The tests will be conducted by an officer of the .. ,
v The George Bagg Memorial Trophy - to Grand Champion Calf, Junior and Branch, free of charge. " • Senior combined, ' ' lb) Group Classes
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unit.
1974 'ClassifiCationi
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an entry shall be 12. Group of four animals; bred and owned by exhibitor, not more than
" '.one bultand each animal must have been shown pi one of the above
clasSes or in the Interbreed Udder Class.. .
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Note** Inter breed ' Udder Competition, Dairy Cattle Special
Junior Special for 4-H age or younger, Junior Calf - January 1, 1976 to
2) Steers Whet .the sanie.or common interests are
AM least one 'record with a minimum B.C.A. of 125 for milk,
An animal shown In this class cannot be shown in any other classes for
single animals, including the best udder class, but may be shown in
the "Breeders Herd.". - •
9. Breeders Herd (bred and owned by exhibitor)
Groi of .`4 animals,. but not more than One' brill.
Each animal in the group must have been exhibited in one-of the
classes for single animals or in the Interbreed Best Udder Class. The
registration certificate for each respective animal mat show th e
exhibitor as "breeder", add as "owner" --- in both cases either as an
individual or in parthership. In other words, the 'exhibit.* may be a
"joint owner" of an animal and/or the "joint.breeder" of an animal.
All the animals nuke be from one farm or breeding milt.
Seaforth Agricultural Society authorizes„ two entries per class' in a
minimum of two classes in Section Cl • C2 & C3. InterbrgaUdder Class
excepted.
Prize money paid in each of the Sections will b e: $45; $35; $23; $20; $15; " $13: $10i. $8r$6.
In order for our Society to be eligible for the '50% 'Federal prize money
grant, there MUST be three exhibitors in each breed or groups of breeds.
If there are not three exhihitori the Society will pay 50% of the prize
money 'offered.
SPECIAL 1 year subscription to The Huron Expositor for winner of most
pointS In Section C-1,,C-2, C•3: •
'PERTH-HURON
JERSEY 'BREEDERS-
PARISH SHOW
OFFICERS- OFFICERS-
REGULATIONS: '
1. Competition open to Perth and Huron Counties:
2. Exhibitors must become members of the Seaforth Agricultural Society
and also the Perth-Huron Jersey Club. - .. . , .
3. General rules of the Seaforth Agricultural SOciety shall govern except
where special rules of this show apply. •
4. Entry fee is 15% of the prize money won. •
5. All cattle must be on tile grounds by 11:00 a.m. the'day of the show,
• Judging will commence at 12:30 p.m. No animals will be allowed to
leave the grounds before 5:00 p;m. , .
6. Alt exhibitors must get a • Herd Health Certificate from:
Health of Ariimals•Branch Health of Animils branch -
Canada Dept. of Agriculture Canada Dept. of Agriculture
307 Federal Building P.O.Bol 730, Federal Building
STRATFQRD,Ontario.
7. Pedigrees and 11,0..P. records ,must be produced Ewhen
AFo
animals
, Ontario
enter
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,.- the ring and must he registered in the name of the exhibitor at the time
of the show. „,
8. Number of entries will be limited to one per class, with the exception ,
that every exhibitor may show two animals in two classesrothis own
• choice.A ,..
9. All cattle being' exhibi at the show will require a negative test for
Brucellosis conducted wi •.611 days of the date of the show except:
a, °facial Biucellosis vaccinates u der 24 mo. of age
b. Bulls untier 8 mo. of age . ,
c, Animals originating from a ucellosis free herd.
PRIZES
'the gize list is made up of funds to the extent of $1,000, under
category No. '6 of the Federal Prize List, contributed by the Perth-Huron
Jersey Club, Ontario Livestock Branch, Seaforth Agricultural Society,
Federal Department of Agriculture and the Councils of Perth' and re
'Counties.
Cash prizes will be paidas follows: ist.S45; 2nd. 35; 3rd $25; 4th 523;
5th 320:6th $15; 7th $13; 8th $10; '9th 38; 10th 36,
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A cash prize has been, donated by 'Tom Rathwell for the sum of $5.00 to
the best female, bred' and owned by the exhibitor, eligible to the exhibitor
once in three yeat's.
Cominittee. Donald Doddsi Bob Broadfoot, Robert McMillan, Francis
Hunt, Jim Papple, Geo. Townsend,
Section F-1 Yorkshire Section F-2 • Landrace and Lacombe
Section F-3 - All other Breeds
' • 1976 SWINE CLASSIFICATIONS. , • V.
I. Number of Classifications for Swine •
The classifications May be offered to individual breeds which have
registered in a Canadian herdbook at least a minimum 011000 head in
the preceding year.
2. Six Classes for Breeding Animals ,
•• Plus the "interbreed" Single Barrow Class (Optional). All breeding
'class entries must be owned by, and registered in the name of, the
exhibitor. Ages to be computed from, the date of birth to th.,e first day
Of the month in which the fair opens and no animal to become ineligible
to show during the duration of the show,
• A. Roars •
(1) 8 months and under 10 months of age
(2) 6 months and, under 8 months of age.
IL(1P)111tOs months and under 12 months of age (evidence of being in pig)
(2) 8 months and under 10 months of age • . •
(3) 6 months' and 'under 8 months of age,
C.' Breeders. Herd
A gropp of 4 animals, Both sexes to be represented. Each animal
in the group must Rave been exhibited one of the above classes.
Entries must meet with the requirements set out in General Rules 1 (b)
. Group Classes.
3. R.O.P, Requirements for Entries in Classes for Breeding Animals.
Either the entry itself or the sire must have completed test under
one phase of the R.O.P. Program. If the entry itse' If has a performance
record it must qualify on its oth merits, The minimum requirements of
the entry itself or the sire are as follows:
' Boar Performance Test or Home Test, Progr;m
Adjusted Age to 200 lbs. live weight 175 days
Adjusted Backfat to 200 lbs. live weight ; .80 'inches
, Sire Progency Tests •
Average Daily Gain on Test 1.80 lbs/day or higher
Total fat 3.8 ins. or lower
. It is mandatory that official test results be listed on the entry form
and 'listed in the fair catalogue, if one is published. • •
LITTER TEST -
(a) From a dam which has a carcass score equal to or better than
78.1% (Estimated yield of Whittled cuts.)
(b) From "a sire which had a minimum of three Utter: Tests with
scores that average at least the minimum standards as set above.
6. 1":16,,e9w '
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Home Herd Probe and Weight Program (including ,Board Performance
Test at Station)
SPECIAL Interbreed Udder, ClaSsoit least three completed records with' • . — • ,
an average B.C.A. 10125 for milk. ^
.. • • -- A sum of 'money has heendionated by Jack Van Egtnond, Richard.'.._-. fa The Entry (if tested under this prograio f when probed, meastfred
Agla, Paul Robinson and Alec scorn to be-divIded equally among NEW "WM" iiitice than 1.1 ches average adjusted bacE.fat and had an adjusted'.
Limit of one entry per, exhibitor. . , , ,,
Prizesil4S; OS; ni; $20; $15; S13; $10; $8; S6. ' exhibitors io the Open' 'Show, • ,, - age,,of 180' drys•'Or letS.".. , 7
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