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This is Your Invitation To the

NORTHEASTERN POULTRY CONGR ESS

38TH Annual POULTRY SHOW

The Mallary ComplexEastern States Exposition Fairgrounds

1350 Memorial AvenueWest Springfield, Massachusetts 01089

Januar y 15 & 16, 2011


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Northeastern P oultry Congr ess Honor Roll

HONOREE

1973 James Rines, MAPreston Merchant, FL

1974 Dr. Charles White,Jr. RI

1975 Ken Winters, MA

1976 George Ward, MA

1977 John Wabeck, MA

1978 Vance Hammond, NH

1979 John Lightfoot, CLincoln Grant, C

1980 Alex Duffy, NY

1981 William Townsend,Jr. MA

1982 O. Fayne Whitney, MA

1983 Edward Wysock, MA

1985 Owen Flynn, MA

1987 Fred P. Jeffery, MA

1990 E. Lea Marsh, C

1991 Arthur raver, NY

1992 Edward Ritz, MA

1995 Eastern States Exposition

1997 Arthur Shallenburg, NY

1998 Ernest C. Durb, MA

1999 Bill Murray, MA

2002 Heather Ware, MA

2004 Arthur Rochette, CForrest Hooper, ME

2006 Bruce Laviolette, MABonnie Laviolette, MA

2007 Bill West, MA

2008 Guy Roy, MA

2009 Jerry YeawDot Yeaw, RI

2010 Edith Rochette, CT

2011 Warren Carlow, RI


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You are invited to the

Thirty Eighth annual showAt the Mallary Complex-Eastern States Exposition

West Springfield, Massachusetts 01089

-In Honor of-

Warren Carlow

*Displays*Large Fowl * Bantams * Waterfowl * Turkeys * The Trio Classic

Junior Exhibitor and Showmanship Competition

President...Steve GouldVice President......................Cheryl Barnaba

Secretary/Treasurer.Janet WinnettBy-Law Committee Chair.....................Bob KirschnerJudge Selection Committee.Jerry Yeaw & Brian KnoxShow Secretaries..Edie Rochette & Cheryl BarnabaShow Superintendent.... Brian Knox

Junior Program Coordinators..Allison & Rick TrojanoskiChinese Raffle.... Vanessa Koedatich

& Tiffany MongoldBig E Display Manager..Guy RoyWebsite and Photo Coordinator...Janet WinnettBird Raffles & Sales Birds....Bob Murphy

& Jen Leighton

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NORTHEASTERN POULTRY CONGRESS, INC.

-Featuring-

NORTHEASTERN POULTRY CONGRESS OFFICERS AND STAFF

-MEMBERS-The Congress membership is made up of the people who each

year donate their time and ener gy to make this the best

winter show in the Northeast.

our website-

www.poultrycongress.com


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RULES AND REGULATIONS

Exhibitors are responsible for feeding and

watering of their poultr y.

Extra beddingmust be provided by the exhibitor.

All birds must be in place on Satur day, January 15, 2011 at 9:00 AM

No birds shall be removed pr ior to closing time except as designated by theSuperintendent. Unauthor ized ear ly removal will result in forfeitur e of awar ds.

Smoking is prohibited in the show hall. Do not br ing food for human consumption intothe show hall-suppor t the ESE food vendors.

There will be six classes: Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Young Trio, Old Trio

Every effort will be taken to accommodate large size geese, turkeys and standardsize chickens with suitable cages. If there is a shortage of suitable cages, entries will beaccepted on a first come, first serve basis and exhibitors will be notified before the show.Absolutely no double cooping of Bantams, or housing bantamsin large fowl cage.

Junior exhibitors (under the age of 18) may enter in the Open or Junior Division, theappropriate entry fee will apply. Junior exhibitors entries must have been raised and caredfor by the Junior exhibitor. When entered in the Junior Division, the Junior exhibitor must bepresent during judging, and may be asked to handle his or her birds for the Judge.

Every care will be exercised to protect exhibits, but the Congress will not be responsiblefor any loss or damage from whatever cause.

The Congress will place a reasonable amount of bedding in show coops.Please remove all water cups and coop cards when

cooping out.

Exhibits will only be handled by the owner ,judge, steward or show officials.

No Poultry will be admitted to the show hall until it has been individually inspected

All Poultry must be free of visual evidence of the following diseases: infectious bronchitis,coryza, pullorum typhoid, fowl pox, external parasites and laryngotracheitis

Each entry must be accompanied by written proof (ID Card or test report) that the breedingflock was blood tested negative for pullorum-typhoid within one year prior to entry date. Ifyou do not present your ID card or test report you will be refused entry.

Birds from quarantined states will not be permitted entry

No bird vaccinated for laryngotracheitis within 30 days of the show will be admittedAny bird showing signs of sickness or endangering other entries will be refused or removed

from the show at the discretion of the Superintendents or State Inspector.

Judging will be governed in accordance with the American Bantam Associations BantamStandard, or the American Poultry Associations Standard of Perfection as applicable.Judges decisions will be final.

The show hall will be open to receive birds on Friday, January 14, 2011 from 3:00 PM to9:00 PM. .

Poultrynot removed from the show hall within one hour after the final award is presented shall

become the property of the Congress.All matters not addressed by these rules or those promulgated by the ABA/APA will be atthe discretion of the Superintendent, Show Secretaries or Show Coordinator.

Pursuant to Eastern States Exposition rules and regulations dogs on fairgrounds must be on aleash. For the safety of the poultry and exhibitors, dogs are not permitted in the show hall.

Entry fees will not be refunded for any reason

Runner ducks will be run, but they must be banded and the exhibitor must be present forjudging, or the bird will not be judged.


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NEPC JUDGES

Tracy Hill, J ackie Koedatich, Don Nelson, & J eff Halbach,

GRAND CHAMPION AWARDS

Arthur Rochette Memorial Award for Champion Bantam

Er nie Dur b Memorial Award for Champion Large Fowl

J ohn L ightfoot Memorial Award for Champion Waterfowl

EASTERN STATES EXPOSITION ENDOWMENTIN MEMORY OF E. LEA MARSH

Host Hotel

Once again the Eastern States Exposition offers an endowment through the Northeastern poultry Congresswhich is in memory of E. Lea Marsh. Lea was a lawyer by profession who was committed to agricultureand poultry throughout his life. For the many exhibitors who were active in past decades, we are left withthe memory of Pioneer Farm White Leghorns in large fowl and bantams. Lea and Pioneer Farm partnerHenry Alf exhibited exquisite specimens of there Leghorns. Lea was also a longtime director of theEastern States Exposition. His endeavors as a director, coupled with his vision for the poultry fancy, wereinstrumental in bringing together the finest attributes of our organiza tions. As a result of his lifelongdedication, the Eastern States Exposition is proud to sponsor the many awards and specials offered at our

show. In turn, the Northeastern Poultry congress is honored to present a forum which is representative ofthe goals of E. Lea Marsh.

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Clarion Hotel & Conference Center

1080 Riverdale St.W. Springfield, MA 01089

Reservations:

Formerly Best Western

(413) 781-8750

The Clarion is our h ost ho tel and off ers many amenities including a com plimentary hot breakfastfor each adult. There are restaurant s and loung es as well as an indoor po ol and sauna. Mention

you are with the Northeastern Pou ltry Cong ress for ou r group rate of

89.00 single/double 99.00- plus taxes

Cutoff date for hotel is Monday December 20, 2010


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Lodging

FOOD IN THE MALLARY COMPL EX

Please respect our lease

Agreement. Thank You!!

DIRECTIONS TO THE SHOW

Problems

NO general qu estions please.

There are many hotels and motels close to the Eastern States Exposition grounds.

These are a few.

Two within walking distance: Medallion Motel Regency Inn Suites13 River St. 21 Baldwin St.West Springfield, Ma. West Springfield, Ma.413-781-3260 413-781-2300

Comfort Inn Suites Days Inn106 Capital Dr. 437 Riverdale St.

West Springfield, Ma. West Springfield, Ma.413-736-5000 413-785-5365

Knights Inn Holiday Inn Hampton Inn1557 Riverdale St. 711 Dwight St. 1011 Riverdale StWest Springfield, Ma. Springfield, Ma. West Springfield, MA413-737-9047 413-781-0900 413-732-1300

Our lease agreement states that no food or beverage can be brought into the building by

exhibitors or other persons. There is a refreshment stand located within the Mallary Complexthat can provide a wide range of snacks and meals.

From the Mass Pike I 90 exit 4 to Rt. 5 Riverdale St. south, after traveling under a railroad bridge, you will see the sign for the exit to the Big E, Take the ramp to the rotary then the first exit,Memorial Avenue Rt. 147. Follow Memorial Avenue until you find the Eastern StatesExposition grounds on your left about a mile from the rotary. Proceed until you find an open

gate, The Mallary Complex is on the southeastern side of the grounds with a distinct dome. Ifyou are coming from the north or south on I 91 take the Rt. 5 exit Riverdale St. and follow thedirections above.

If when traveling to the show you are delayed or have a problem and need to contact someone inthe congress you can call Friday Night or Saturday 603-660-6587. This number is for exhibitorsonly,


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The American Poultry Association has prepared a manual and study guide that outlines theshowmanship procedures. You can obtain a copy from the APA. In an attempt to formalize ashowmanship program for our show the exhibitor should be prepared to follow these procedures.

1. All exhibitors in the class will enter the ring and pose their bird on the table. The judgewill ask you to demonstrate some of the steps outlined in the study guide

2. You will be asked to coop your bird and the judge will then ask you questions.3. After you answer your questions, you will remove your bird from the cage and return to

the table with your bird.

Showman should be prepared to answer questions relative to production, health, nutrition, andbreeding about their birds and poultry in general. Showman should dress neatly, preferably inblack or white pants or skirt and a long sleeved white shirt. The most important thing toremember on the day of the show is to handle your bird in a natural and comfortable way forboth you and the bird, at the same time allowing the judge to see what they are looking for.

If you are in the junior showmanship program, please bring a showmanship bird for theprogram. One that will not be entered into the junior show so that it will not disrupt the judging.

Open to any exhibitor under age 9.Any exhibitor who has shown less then three times (no age limit).Open to showman ages 9 through 11.

Open to showman ages 12 through 14.Open to showman ages 15 through 18.

J unior P oultr y Showman ship

Rick and Alison Trojanoski Coordinators

NOTE:

Showmanship classesPre-Novice:Novice:

Junior:Intermediate:Senior:

(Shawn Streeter is donating a lifetime ABA membershipto the senior showmanship champion)

AWARDS GIVEN TO THE TOP TWO PLACES OF EACH CLASS.

Awards for the 4-H Ju nior P oultry Show

Super Grand Champion J uniorAwardChampion J unior Large FowlAwardChampion J unior Water F owlAward

Champion J unior BantamAwardAll Reserve Champions in these classes will receive an Award.


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Have you considered enter ing a tr io this year?

Champion trio $75.00, 2 d place tr io $50.00, 3 d place, $25.00. Did you know

DISPLAY AWARDS

1.A trio consists of ONE MALE, TWO FEMALES SAME BREED, SAME VARIETY, SAME AGE

2.The females should be identical twins, as close as possible in shape, size, color, and condition.a) NO TRIO WHERE THE FEMALES DONT MATCH SHALL BE AWARDED FIRST PLACEb) A trio with two fair quality females that match should BEAT a trio with two excellent quality females that dont match!

3.The male should be your best he counts as half the trio!

4.Only birds from a first place trio can compete for Best of Variety or higher award!a) 1st cock, 1st hen, 1st cockerel 1st pullet, all three birds from the 1st place old trio, and all three birds from the 1st place youncompete for Best of Variety

5.Trios are judged against trios only (old trio Vs old trios, young trio Vs young trios - in the same variety), they DO NOT compfor placing in the cock, hen, cockerel, pullet judging.

6. If any one bird in a trio is disqualified, ALL three birds in that trio are disqualified!

7.In case of a tie the trio with the highest scoring (better) male shall win.

8. Check show rules! Some shows coop the two females in the SAME cage, others coop each bird separately. Plan your triosaccordingly, if the females are cooped together they should be penned together BEFORE the show so they dont fight at the s

Enter at least one Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet and one trio in a variety.The more birds you enter in your variety the more points you may be able to rack up.If youre an ABA member you will be pleased to note that Champ and Res Champ Displays areawarded a Star ! Minimum 10 displays competing.

Champion Display.$100.00 Reserve Champion Display.$75.00

Third Best$50.00 Fourth Best$35.00 Fifth Best$25.00

DISPLAY CALCULATIONS: :

The Northeastern Poultry Congress Trio Classic is one of the Biggest in the N ationPlan now to compete in this special competition.

Trios compete for the Trio Classic in the Open show only.

The Poultry Congress offers some big cash awards to the Top 5 Displays !

The following rules apply All entries of a displayshall beof the same variety and of the same breed of bantam. A display shall consist of five or more entries to bemade up of not less than one entry in each of cock, hen, cockerel, pullet and trio classes. All displayspecials are awarded by points. All first places count 6 points, second places count 4 points, third placescount 3 points, fourth places count as 2 points, and fifth places count as 1 point. All points count as doublewhen won in a trio class.


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-BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND-

Satur day and Sund ay Poultr y Raffles

Eggs Alive

CHINESE RAFFLE

Poultry Sales Information

The Congress will again hold its bird raffles one on Saturday afternoon and one on Sundaylate morning. Exhibitors are welcome to donate a quality pair of birds, but only pairs will beaccepted. If you cannot attend the show, send a pair with a friend. Each donated pair will bemarked with the donors name and the donor whose pair gets the most tickets over the weekendwill receive a $25. Home Depot Gift Certificate.Raffle tickets purchased Saturday cannot be used for the Sunday raffle. Proceeds from the rafflesenable the Congress to upgrade its show coops. Contact Jen Leighton & Bob Murphy.

EGG RAFFLENew this year will be an egg raffle. The Congress will have

a silent auction of fertile eggs donated by high stake breeders. So turnon your incubators folks.For a list of Breeders contributing to both the Egg Raffles and the Bird Raffles

please see our web site poultrycongress.com

A Chinese raffle will be available to everyone attending; drawings will take place Saturdayafternoon. There are many interesting things to go home with at this raffle ! Take advantageof the unique items offered. Donations are welcomed. Contact Tiffany Mongold, or Vanessa

Koedatich at the show.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The Poultry Congress will be offering 10x10 floor sp ace sales areas for $50.00.You mu st prov ide your own caging/coop ing. Sales areas are for exhibitors only.

Indiv idual sales co ops will be available as well. Please reserve your s pace on you r entry.

Please feed and water your sale birds

The sales area will be monitored for overcrowding by the State of M A inspector


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EASTERN STATES EXPOSITIONOffers the following cash Awards

Champion Large Fowl. $75.00 Reserve Large Fowl$35.00Third Best Large Fowl.$25.00

Champion Bantam$75.00 Reserve Champion Bantam..$35.00Third Best Bantam..$25.00

Champion Waterfowl.$75.00 Reserve Champion Waterfowl.$35.00Third Best Waterfowl..$25.00

Champion Turkey.$25.00 Reserve Champion Turkey$10.00

Champion Pigeon.$25.00 Reserve Champion Pigeon$10.00

Champion Trio.$75.00 Reserve Trio..$50.00 Third Best Trio.$25.00

A rosette for Champion Trio in the following APA classes: Old English Game, Modern Game,SCCL, RCCL, AOCCL, Featherleg, American, Asiatic, English, Continental, Mediterranean, and

AOB, and one rosette for Waterfowl Trio.

Champion Display.$100.00 Reserve Champion Display.$75.00Third Best$50.00 Fourth Best$35.00 Fifth Best$25.00

SCCL, RCCL, AOCCL, Featherleg, Old English Game, Modern Game, American, Asiatic,Mediterranean, English, Continental, AOB, Heavy Goose, Medium Goose, Light Goose, Heavy Duck,

Medium Duck, Light Duck, and Turkey.

CHAMPION.$25.00 RESERVE CHAMPION$15.00

CHAMPION$20.00 RESERVE$15.00

All Breeds with 6 to 24 entries: $5.00 for BB.All Breeds with 25 to 49 entries: $10.00 for BB and $5.00 for RBAll Breeds with 50 or more entries: $15.00 for BB and $10.00 for RB

I n the memory of E. Lea M arsh

LARGE CHICKENS

BANTAM CHICKENS

WATERFOWL

TURKEYS(If 10 or more are entered)

PIGEONS(If 10 or more are entered)

TRIO CLASSIC

DISPLAY AWARDS

BANTAMS, LARGE FOWL, AND WATERF OWLIn t he O pen C omp etition, in ea ch of th e following classes

Class Ch amp ions In the 4-H/J un ior Competition, where 10 bird s or more ar e

Competing

BREED CHAMPIONS, OPEN AND 4-H/J UNIOR COMPETING SEPARATELY


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FANCIERS CHOICE SHOW SPECIALS

Bill West

Bob Murphy

Steve Gould

Don & Sue Nelson

Mark P odgwaite & Lisa Clark (Dog River Bantams)

Linda & Dick Blackma n

Kate Morreale (Golden Egg Fa rm)

Karen MacPherson

Howard Kogan (Falling Tree Farm)

Donna La mb

We thank these individuals for the following Specia ls.

in memory of Maurice Nelson

in memory of Dick Gee

offers:Champion Asiatic $10.00BB Cochin Bantam $10.00Champion American $10.00

Champion English $10.00

offers:BV Silver Penciled Rock Standard $15.00RV Silver Penciled Rock Standard $10.00BV Silver Penciled Rock Bantam $10.00RV Silver Penciled Rock Bantam $5.00BV Silver Penciled Wyandotte LF $15.00RV Silver Penciled Wyandotte LF $10.00BV Splash Old English Game Bantam $10.00Best Non-Standard Color Plymouth Rock Bantam $10.00

offers:

BB Dutch Bantam $10.00RB Dutch Bantam $5.00Champion Junior Continental $10.00

offer:Best RI Red LF $10.00Best RI Red Bantam $10.00

offer:

Best Cochin Bantam $5.00Best Call Duck $5.00

offer:

Best Belgian Danvers other than quail $10.00BB Belgian Danvers $5.00

offers:

BB Silkie $5.00RB Silkie $5.00

offers:

BB Standard Phoenix $20.00

offers:

BB Nankin $5.00BV SC Nankin $5.00BV RC Nankin $5.00

offers:

BV White Cochin Bantam $5.00BV Buff Cochin Bantam $5.00


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*ENTRIES MUST BE POSTMARKED BYDecember 23, 2011

No changes to your entr y will be accepted at t he show!

4-H/Juniors

$2.00 per bird

Poultry Sales Information

-HOW TO ENTER YOUR BIRDS-

Additional information for new exhibitors on our web site poultrycongress.com------------

NORTHEASTERN POULTRY CONGRESS, INC.

Mail Entr ies To..

* ENTRY FEES *----------------------------------------------

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*MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO*

No Entry Accepted Unless Payment Accompanies Entry----------------------

Edie RochettePO BOX 178

Haddam, CT. 06438-1248Telephone (860) 345-2048

Singles $3.50 per bird..Trios $7.00 per trioIf you enter 20 or more birds, $3.00 per bird, $6.00 per trio

The Poultry Congress will be offering 10x10 floor sp ace sales areas for $50.00.You mu st prov ide your own caging/coop ing. Sales areas are for exhibitors only.Indiv idual sales co ops will be available as well.

Please reserve your sp ace on your entry.

*ATTACH A COPY OF YOUR CERTIFICATE TO YOUR ENTRY*Failure to do so will cause the state of Mass to refuse your entry

PLEASE INCLUDE A STAMPED, SELF-ADDRESSED POSTCARDWITH YOUR ENTRY-WE WILL RETURN IT TO YOU TO

VERIFY THAT YOUR ENTRY WAS NOT L OST IN THE HOLIDAY MAIL

Please feed and water your sale birds

The sales area will be monitored for overcrowding by the State of M A inspector

ALL LAND FOWL BROUGHT TO THE SHOW MUST HAVE A CURRENT PULLORUM CERTIFICATEOR BE FROM A FIRST GENERATION FLOCK

For Your Convenience and Ours

For The Protection of All the Birds on Exhibit*BIRDS WILL BE EXAMINED FOR DISEASE BY A STATE POULTRY INSPECTOR*


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American Poultry Association, Inc.State or Provincial Meet

The APA invites you to become a member. Annual dues are $20.00 for one (1) year, $50.00 for three (3) years,$40.00 for one year outside the U.S. and Canada. Junior dues (for those 18 and under) are $15.00 per year, or$40.00 for three years. Endowment Trust Life Membership is $260. All Annual and Endowment Trust Life Membersreceive our yearbook and are eligible to earn points toward a Master Exhibitor Award. Every member is eligible forthe awards at this show.

APA ribbons awarded for the following Class Champions and Reserve Class Champions

American, Asiatic, English, Mediterranean, Continental, All Other Standard Breeds

Modern Game, Old English Game, Single Comb Clean Legged,Rose Comb Clean Legged, Feather Legged, All Other Comb Clean Legged

Heavy, Medium, Light, Bantam Heavy, Medium, Light

Special APA Medals for the following Division Champions

Special APA certif icates for Show Champion and Show Reserve

An APA ribbon will be awarded for the following Champions shown by junior exhibitors:Champion Large Chicken * Champion Bantam ChickenChampion Duck * Champion Goose * Champion Turkey * Champion Guinea FowlAPA medals will be awarded for Junior Show Champion and Reserve Show ChampionJuniors need not be APA members to receive these awardsAll judging will be by the latest edition of the American Standard of Perfection, copyrighted by the American Poultry Association, Inc.Application for membership may be made at the show or may be sent to the American Poultry Association, but application must bemade prior to the judging to be eligible for the APA awards.

A minimum of ten (10) Master Exhibitor Award points will be awarded to any qualified win at this show.OPEN SHOW AW ARDS

LARGE CHICKENS

BANTAM CHICKENS

DUCKS: GEESE:TURKEYS GUINEA FOWL

LARGE CHICKENS * BANTAM CHICKENSDUCKS * GEESE * TURKEYS * GUINEA FOWL

JUNIOR SHO AWARDS

American Poultry Asso ciation, Inc.Pa t Horstman, Secreta ry P.O. Box 306, Burgettstown PA 15021 724-729-3459. [email protected]

Pat Horstman, Secretary P.O. Box 306, Burgettstown PA 15021

724-729-3459. [email protected]

Northeastern District Meet Nankin Club of AmericaSpecial NCA Club Awards to winning Exhibitors

(NCA Members only)

Largest Nankin M eet in the Northeast


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AMERICAN BANTAM ASSOCIATION

DISTRICT MEET

PO Box 127, Augusta, NJ 07822

Phone/Fax 973-383-8633Email: [email protected] Website: www.Bantamclub.com

$1 Bantam Buck for Champion and Reserve for all seven bantam divisionsproviding there are a minimum of 25 birds competing, plus a free listing in the upcoming ABA

Yearbook in the section Whos Who in Bantams.

$1 Bantam Buck for Champion and Reserve Champion in all other classes of 100 or more, plus alisting in the upcoming yearbook in the section Whos Who in Bantams.

Only ABA members are eligible to compete for the above awards.Dues are $20.00 per year $50.00 for three years.

New members receive a copy of the quarterly and the latest available copy of the AnnualAmerican Bantam Association Year Book which lists many advertisers and includes acomplete breed and variety index. Winners of ABA awards are listed in the year book under

Who's Who in Bantams.

Starred wins are earned in classes of 100 or more in the following:- Champions and Reserve Champions in the seven bantam divisions.- Best and Reserve of Breed and Variety.- Best Display when 7 or more bantam displays are shown- Best and Reserve Display when 10 or more bantam displays are shown.- Best and Reserve Trio when 30 or more trios are shown by 4 or more exhibitors.

A single bird is eligible for only one award and can earn only one starred win.

*****Awards are subject to change.

7 x 9 Engraved Plaques to Champion and Reserve Champion Bantam

All wins in Classes of 100 or more will be denoted with a sta r * and be retained in the ABA records to

accumulate towards the Master Exhibitor, Master Breeder, and Lifetime Achievement a wards.


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PLYMOUTH ROCK FANCIER CLUB OF AMERICA

DISTRICT MEETYOU MUST BE A MEMBER TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR AWARDS!

SEND DUES BEFORE JUDGING TO :

ROBERT BLOSL 14390 SOUTH BLVD, SILVERHILL, AL 36576

TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR AWARDS YOU MUST BE A CLUB MEMBER.

DUES ARE $15.0 0 FOR SINGLE AND $5.00 FOR JUNIOR ( UNDER18) PER CALENDER YEAR

Cochins International

Special Meet

Master Breeder upon achieving 500 points in no less than five (5) years.One point is earned for every five Cochins exhibited for Best and Reserve of Variety.

One point is earned for every five Cochins exhibited for Best and Reserve of Breed.One point is earned for every five Cochins exhibited for Overall Champion (Large Fowl andBantam competing). There must be at least five Large Fowl and five Bantam Cochins incompetition. The points are awarded for the highest win an individual bird earns in its class.A Certificate of Merit will be awarded for the first One Hundred points in any variety.

Awards offered by Cochins International will be issued only to persons that are members ingood standing prior to judging. Mail dues to Membership Chairman Matt McCammon, Rt #2Box 98M, Bloomfield, IN 47424, or purchase a Membership prior to judging from the clubsecretary. Annual dues as follows: Adult and Family Membership/$15.00, Junior Membership(under 18 years of age)/$7.50. Membership includes three newsletters annually, a Breeders

Directory, and eligibility for awards at all club meets. All Cochins, Large Fowl, Bantams, andFrizzles are eligible for Master Breeder Points.

*Show Secretaries please note that an Overall Champion Cochin must be selected in order toaward the appropriate Master Breeder points. Thank you!


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Best of luck to all the Exhibitors

Guy Roy

Breeder a nd Exhibitor

Of fine

A mer i can Dut ch Bant ams

&

Gold en Campi ne St andar ds

Light Brown and Cream Light Brown

Birds available for sale to the buyers with a discriminating taste for quality

Steve Gould

stgol [email protected]

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Standards and Bantams

780 Bernie Ave.

West Springfield, MA. 01089413-737-7325

B reeder of f ine f owl


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Saltbox FarmCongratulates *** Congratulates

Donna & Laura FentonTownsend, MA

[email protected]

Black AutralorpsBtm. Black Old English

Our Junior Exhibitors

Master Br eeder Modern Game Bantam Club


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Janet Winnett

www.hattricksilkies.com

William West_ _ _

52 Lawrence Plains RoadHadley, MASS 01035

Tel. (413) 586- 0697

Black Cochin Bantams

PO Box 370

Stephentown, NY 12168-0370

[email protected]

*Howard J. Kogan

NANKIN BANTAMS

St a nd a r d

uf f & Bl a c k Co c h ins

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Fa l l i n g Tr e e Fa r m


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Dog River Bantamswww.dogriverbantams.com

S.C. White Leghorn BantamsBearded Mille Fleur dUccles

Bantam Cochins *** Call Ducks

Bantam Plymouth Rocks

Mark Podgwaite & Lisa Clark

PO Box 331Northfield, VT 05663 Director APA District 1

Jerr y and Dot YeaWilliam H enry Rd . Scituate, RI 02857

Breeder & Exhibitor


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Juniors Rule !!!

The Middlesex County 4-H Aviculture Club

~S uppor t s our j unior exhibit or s~

Our club is run by the 4-H members

so they can learn leadership and

responsibility

We focus on care, breeding, raising, showing and

general knowledge of all poultry

and cage birds

I f you are int er es t ed in learning more about our club please cont act :Donna Fent on (f ent [email protected])


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BOB MURPHY

T he F inest S plash Old English B antams

Standard

SILVER PENCIL WYANDOTTE

Golden Pencil & Buff Columbian

Silver Pencil PLYMOUTH Rock &

Red Pyle, BB Red, Silver Quill,

BANTAM

STILL WORKING ON NEW COLORS:

Pl ymo u t h Ro c k s

566 Portland Rd. Bridgton, M aine 04009Cell Phone: (508) 641-6172

H ome: (207) 647-8014


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Northeastern P oultry Congr ess Honor Roll

IN MEMORIAM

1973 Paul Ives, CT 1992 Brad Atwood,CA

1974 William Townsend, Sr. MA 1993 Leo Castonguay, MA

1975 Walter Cook , MA 1994 Edward Ritz, MA

1976 William Kitner, MA 1995 Arthur & Bertha Traver, NY

1977 George Ward, MA 1996 Maurice Nelson, NH

1978 William Symmington, MA 1998 Fred P. Jeffrey, MA

1979 John Wabeck, MA 1999 Robert W. Leith, NH

1980 Dusty May, CT 2000 Art Schallenburg, NY

Bill Wood, MA

1981 Paul Fontainne, MA 2001 Dr. Charles Wabeck, MDDonald Perham, NH

1982 James Rines, MA 2002 Edwin Libby, MA & MECharles White, RI

1983 John Kostro, MA 2003 Ernest C. Durb, MADuncan Nickerson, MA

1985 Charles Chace, MA 2004 Dick Gee, RI William Townsend, MA

1987 Andrew Park, MA 2005 Arthur Rochette, CTForrest Hooper, ME

1988 Howard Smith, MA George Marvin, MELorna Rhodes, MA

1989 John D. Murphy, MA Eleanor Vinhage, FL

1990 Henry Alf, NY 2006 Ed Sirrine, CT

1991 Rudy Plausse, MA 2007 Bill Murray, MA

2008 O. Fayne Whitney, MA

2009 August F. Vinhage, NJ

2010 Harry Buzz Barbour, RI


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