McDonald`s Corners Agricultural Society

McDONALD’S
CORNERS
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FALL FAIR
THEME: GOATS
SEPTEMBER 20/2014
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
COMING EVENTS
PROGRAM & GATE PRIZES
FAIRBOARD GREETINGS & SECRETARY ADDRESS & PHONE #
2014 OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, HONORARY & ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS
PAST: PRESIDENTS, SECRETARIES& HOMECRAFT DIRECTORS
RULES & REGULATIONS
HEAVY HORSE SHOW
LIIGHT HORSE SHOW
DONKEY SHOW
CATTLE SHOW
JUNIOR DIVISION: CATTLE SHOW
SHEEP SHOW
GOAT SHOW
POULTRY
RABBITS
GRAINS & SEEDS (CLASS 35)
EGGS (CLASS 38B)
ROOTS & VEGETABLES (CLASS 36)
FRUITS & FLOWERS (CLASS 37 & 37S)
HOME BAKING (CLASS 38 & 38S)
CANNED GOODS (CLASS 38A & 38AS)
QUILTS (CLASS 39)
ONTARIO QUILT COMPETITION RULES & REGULATIONS
SEWING & FANCY WORK (CLASS 40A & 40B)
THE GOLDEN YEARS (CLASS 41)
CHRISTMAS CORNER (CLASS 42)
ANTIQUES DISPLAY
PHOTOGRAPHY (CLASS 43 & 43A)
JUNIOR DIVISION (CLASS 44A, 44B, & 44C)
SPECIAL CHRISTIAN SECTION (CLASS 45A)
SPORTS
PET SHOW & TEDDY BEAR CONTEST
ENTRY FORM
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COMING EVENTS
 HILLTOP JAMBOREE:
The 2nd Sunday of every month.
Dancing from 1pm to 7pm
Dinner at 5pm
$15.00 adult, $7.00 child
 BIRD & SMALL ANIMAL AUCTION:
Held the 3rd Sunday in March and October every year.
Auction starts at 10am
Breakfast starts at 7:00am
For information on the auction please contact Sally Andrews
At 613-259-3480 or email : [email protected]
 NEW YEARS EVE SUPPER & DANCE:
Cocktails at 6pm to 7pm
Supper at 7pm
Dance 9pm to 1am
HALL RENTAL AVAILABLE:
For parties, receptions, special events.
Contact Beth Rochon at 267-1406
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161ST ANNUAL FALL FAIR
Of the
McDONALD’S CORNERS AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Will be held at McDonald’s Corners, Ontario
 Saturday, September 20, 2014
Starts at 10am
ONE DAY ONLY
Friday September 19TH -The hall will be open at 1pm until 8pm for the assembling of exhibits. All
exhibitors from a distance are allowed to place exhibits until 8:30am Saturday, September 20th.
(Entry forms for poultry and rabbits should be received prior to September 12th)
Saturday, September 20th9:00am –Judging in the hall. Cattle, sheep, and poultry judging begins outside.
10:00am- Heavy and Light Horse Show
12:00 noon- Lunch available
12:00 noon- Sports
12:45pm-Teddy Bear Contest and Pet Show
12:00pm- Hall opens for viewing
1:45pm-Cattle Show
4:00pm-Turkey Supper- Adults-$15.00, Children (6-12)-$7.00, Children under 6-free
6:00pm-Steer & Sheep Auction
PLEASE REGISTER WITH THE SECRETARY BEFORE 4:00PM FOR THE
FOLLOWING CATEGORIES :
Most recently married couple
Longest married couple
Youngest person
Eldest person
ADMISSION- $5.00 ADULT, $3.00 STUDENT, UNDER 12 FREE
COME AND SEE
Judging of horses, cattle, sheep, goats, poultry, water-fowl, and rabbits.
Join in with the sports, Teddy Bear Contest, Pet Show, Children’s games.
See the Hall Exhibit’s and MUCH, MUCH MORE
CHECK OUT OUR NEW WEBSITE : mdcas.weebly.com
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TO OUR FRIENDS
The McDonalds Corners Agricultural Society Executive Members and Directors are pleased to invite
you to our 161st Fall Fair. The Fair will be held on Saturday, September 20th 2014. The Society has
been active since 1853, back to when Canada was becoming the wonderful nation it is now. Over this
long time span it has taken a lot of dedicated volunteers to keep the Society active, and is only kept
going now with the hours our volunteer workers contribute.
Special thanks to Clara Rockburne who is retiring from the position of Homecraft Director and
welcome aboard to Erla Horton who has taken on the role.
For all the hours given to the Society by our Volunteers, Helpers, Directors, and Executives :
WE SINCERELY THANK EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU.
Without this support the Society and Fair could not continue.
‘WELCOME TO THE BIGGEST LITTLE FAIR IN LANARK COUNTY’
SALLY ANDREWS
1676 Concession 3 Dalhousie
Lanark
ON, K0G 1K0
613-259-3480
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THE FAIR BOARD OFFICERS FOR 2014
President………………………………………………………………………….............….Chris Cullen
Vice President……………………………………………………………………..........….Betty Windsor
Home Craft Director…………………………………………………………………………Erla Horton
Secretary………………………………………………………………………Sally Andrews
Treasurer………………………………………………………………………Mary Kirkham
DIRECTORS
Beth Rochon, Norma Wing, Betty Windsor, Evelyn Wilson, Jim Amell, Judy Amell, Patti-Jo Wilson, Kim Darou,
Ronald Jaques, Ross Creighton, Theo Closs, Doris Lentz, Jeannie Kelso
JUNIOR DIRECTOR
Hillary Zardo, Heather Baird, Bridgitte Rochon, Avery Wilson
HONORARY DIRECTORS
Mary Gemmill Dorene Crain
Dale Gemmill
Thelma Paul
Sharon Perras
Bill Thompson
Susan St Pierre
Jim Dempsey
Rowatt Cooper
Wayne Paul
Mary Tough
Carole Packer
John Camelon
ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS
Barbara Crain Helen Johnson Lois Healey
Darrell Paul
Jane Paul
Janet Stewart
Gwen Everson Ron Duncan
Cheryl McInnes
Bill Brooks
Babe Brooks
Brian Forrester
Mary Camelon Susan Closs
Melanie Duncan
Harry Adrian
Doris Fitzpatrick
Sheila McDonald
Murray McLellan
David Wilson
Ivan McLellan
Theo Closs
Sylvia Crain
Kelly Paul
PAST PRESIDENTS
1907-08……………………………………………………………………………….Matthew Donald
1909-10……………………………………………………………….………………Donald Purdon
1911-12…………………………………………………………….…………………Joseph Legary
1913-14………………………………………………………….……………………James Cameron
1915-16………………………………………………………….……………………John McInnes
1917-19……………………………………………………….………………………A.L. Anderson
1920-21………………………………………………………………………………Wallace Robertson
1922………………………………………………………………………………….William Gemmill
1923-24………………………………………………………………………………Samuel Gordon
1925…………………………………………………………………………………..A.L. Anderson
1926………………………………………………………………………………….William S. Donald
1927-35……………………………………………………………………………....Findley McLean
1936-37……………………………………………………………………………....Howard McInnes
1938-39……………………………………………………………………………....Albert Anderson
1940-41……………………………………………………………………………....John McLellan
1942-49………………………………………………………………………………William Dunlop
1950-51……………………………………………………………………………....John McLellan
1952-56………………………………………………………………………………Roy McIntosh
1957-62………………………………………………………………………………Herman Hart
1963-66………………………………………………………………………………Eldred Gemmill
1967-69………………………………………………………………………………Tom Adam
1970-72………………………………………………………………………………Frank McKinnon
1973-75………………………………………………………………………………Kenneth Anderson
1976-77………………………………………………………………………………Andrew Gemmill
1978-80………………………………………………………………………………Tom Adam
1981-82………………………………………………………………………………Frank McKinnon
1983-86………………………………………………………………………………Dale Gemmill
1987-93……………………………………………………………………………....John Hetherington
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PAST SECRETARIES
1902-36…………………………………………………………………..Walter Geddes
1937-52…………………………………………………………………..William Anderson
1953-62…………………………………………………………………...Phyllis McKinnon
1963-69………………………………….………………………………..Gladys Hart
1970-73……………………………………….…………………………..Margaret Gemmill
1974……………………………………………….………………………Francis Harper
1975……………….………………………………………………………Cheryl Dunlop
1976-80…………………………………………………………………...Marion Scrivens
1981-87……………………………………………………………………Doreen Crain
1988-90……………………………………………………………………Margaret Smyth
1991-97……………………………………………………………………Norma Wing
1998-99…………………………………………………………………….Judy Tymchuk
2000………………………………………………………………………..Kim Darou
2001………………………………………………………………………..Gail Smith
2002-2003………………………………………………………………….Elaine Kerr
2003………………………………………………………………………..Norma Wing
2004-2012………………………………………………………………….Cheryl McInnes
PAST HOMECRAFT DIRECTORS
to 1962………………………………………………………………………Mrs. Howard McInnes
1962-76……………………………………………………………………...Mrs. Clarence Robinson
1976-91……………………………………………………………………...Mrs. Cyril McKinnon
1992……………………………………………………………………….....Mrs. Margaret Smyth
1993-98……………………………………………………………………....Mrs. Clara Rockburne
1999-2001……………………………………………………………………Mrs. Betty Windsor
2002-2004……………………………………………………………………Mrs. Dianne Falkner
2005-2012……………………………………………………………………Mrs. Marion Paul
2012-2013……………………………………………………………………Mrs. Clara Rockburne
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RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. An annual subscription of five dollars ($5.00) or upwards shall constitute the subscriber a member of the society.
2. All articles for exhibition in the hall must be in place by 9:00 a.m. Saturday, September 20th. Exhibitors intending to bring hall
exhibits in the morning must have entry tickets placed on the articles beforehand. There will be no tickets written in the morning except
for the livestock. This rule will be strictly enforced.
3. All entries must be on the printed form found at the back of this book or a photocopy thereof. Entry forms for poultry or rabbits are
to be filled in and received by the Secretary no later than September 12TH . Parties from a distance can make a list of their entries and
forward it to the Secretary by mail or email at [email protected] . This rule will be strictly enforced.
4. Each exhibitor will enclose the $5.00 subscription fee with the entry form.
Each horse entered requires a $1.00 entry fee. Each bird and rabbit requires a 50 cent entry fee.
5. The treasurer will sum up the prizes and accounts before paying any prizes and shall then pay in proportion to the receipts of the
Fair which may be 100%of the dollar. 100% will be paid if possible up to $100.00 and over that the amount of the prizes will be paid at
80%. NO PRIZE MONEY CAN BE AWARDED UNLESS AN ENTRY FORM HAS BEEN FILED WITH THE SECRETARY.
6. Any exhibitor removing their goods or stock from hall or grounds before 4:00 p.m. on the day of the Fair will forfeit their prizes.
7. Any exhibitor wishing to sell an entry may do so at 4:00 p.m. on the day of the Fair.
8. Any exhibitor winning an article of merchandise is requested to pick up the prize from the Secretary on the day of the Fair.
9. All cheques issued by the Society must be cashed within 30 days from the date of issue. Also, all values must picked up by
November 30th. Watch for the expiry dates on the vouchers.
10. No person shall be allowed to interfere with judges while they are discharging their duties. Exhibitors who interfere will forfeit
their rights to any premiums to which they may other wise be entitled. A director will accompany each class of judges and point out
where goods and articles are located.
11. Judges shall have the power of withholding the premium when they consider the animal or article undeserving of one.
12. Besides the regular prizes, a liberal sum will be set aside as discretionary prizes for anything deemed worthy of such by the Judge.
13. No mark, initial, or name will be made on any article or upon any bag, box or vessel containing an exhibit.
14. No animal will be allowed to compete in more than one entry in any section EXCEPT for a special prize
15. No exhibitor will be allowed to make more than one entry in any section EXCEPT for special prize.
16. All cattle must be haltered and led into the cattle yard and properly secured and not allowed to roam at large within the enclosure.
17. All parties neglecting or refusing to properly secure their cattle on the day of the Fair will forfeit their prize(s).
18. All cattle must be led out to the grounds for judging.
19. All parties exhibiting purebred stock must produce pedigree to the Judge on the day of the Fair.
20. All stock and other articles to be exhibited must be the bonafide property of the exhibitor.
21 .All animals or articles not having entry tickets displayed will be passed over by the Judge.
22. No horse or article will be allowed to remain on the grounds except those being exhibited.
23. All grains must be grown in 2011.
24. All stock for competition MUST BE ON THE FAIR GROUNDS BY 9:00AM on the day of the Fair.
25. Judging of horses (both Heavy and Light) will commence at 10:00AM
26. HORSES : NO STALLIONS , EVERY HORSE ON THE GROUNDS NEEDS PROOF OF INSURANCE TO SHOW
HEAVY DRAUGHT: Horses should conform in type to the breed which they represent. A mature animal should weigh 1700 lbs and
upwards – mares 100 to 200 lbs lighter than geldings.
AGRICULTURAL –Horses should conform closely in type to the draught horse, but on a smaller scale and should weigh from 1400 to
1700 lbs.
GENERAL PURPOSE–Horses should conform in outline to the Coach Carriage or Hunter type, but should be larger and stronger and
able to do work satisfactorily in wagon, plow, buggy or saddle. They should be clean-limbed, without excessive hair on the legs and be
able to travel 7 mile per hour. Horses showing draught conformation should not be included in this class. They should weigh less than
1400 lbs and the minimum height should be 15 hands.
27. The Society will not be responsible for any loss, damage or accident occurring to any person or property on the grounds during the
Fair.
The Society will take all reasonable care of exhibits but will not be responsible for any loss or damage.
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The McDonald’s Corners Agricultural Society
wishes to thank the following businesses for
their generous support of the 2014 Fall Fair
OMYA (Canada) Inc.
New Lanark Era
Brownlee’s Metro
Barnabe’s YIG (Perth)
Blue Heron Golf Club
Mahon Pools
Allan & Partners
Perth Home Hardware
Woodwark & Stevens
Crain’s Construction
Dalhousie Glen Golf Club
Commonwell Insurance Company
The Canadian Co-operative Woolgrowers
Perth Fabrics Crafts ‘N More
Country Kitchen
Kerri Keeney
Perth & District Septic Service
Barker Wilson Law Partners
McDonald’s Corners Farmers’ Market
Dodd’s & Erwin
Wilf Hall Well Drilling
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HEAVY HORSE SHOW
Prize ribbons are being given to exhibitors as well as prize money.
Rosette ribbons will be given to 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners
Exhibitors must be in the show ring promptly.
Proof of insurance must be provided to show
CLASS 1 - Heavy Draught
CLASS 2 - Agricultural
CLASS 3 - General Purpose
LINE – Single & Team only, halter only unless otherwise stated
Sections are open to all Heavy Horse classes. Classes 1, 2 and 3 show in Class numerical order in
each section.
Section
01. Brood mare with foal at foot
02. Foal born in 2014
03. Filly or colt born in 2013
04. Mare or gelding 3yrs and over
05. Best foal owned by “Lavant, Dalhousie & North Sherbrooke Ward” resident
06. Best halter broken foal(halter only)
07. Best heavy horse on grounds
08. JuniorShowmanship-18 years and under
09. Best halter broken horse – in harness –under 1400 lbs., halter only
10. Best halter broken team – in harness – over 1400 lbs., halter only
Prizes for sections 1 to 10 unless otherwise stated are:
1st - $25.00 2nd - $20.00
3rd - $15.00
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HITCH
Proof of insurance must be provided to show
Sections are open to all Heavy Horse classes. Classes 1, 2 and 3 show in Class numerical order in the
each section
Section
11. Best matched team hitched to a suitable vehicle
12. Best lady driver, team hitched to a vehicle
13. Best walking team hitched to a suitable vehicle
14. Best walking team harnessed (not hitched)–timed & points
15. Spike hitch or Unicorn hitch-trophy awarded
16. Four horse hitch-trophy awarded
Trophy awarded to most points in Heavy Class.
Prizes for sections 11 to 16 unless otherwise stated are:
1st - $20.00 2nd - $15.00
3rd - $10.00
Trophy awarded to most points in Heavy Class(Donated by McDonald’s Corners Agricultural Society)
NOTE THAT SECTION 25 IN THE LIGHT HORSE SHOW IS ALSO OPEN TO HEAVY
HORSES. THIS IS THE OPEN COSTUME DRESS SECTION.
LIGHT HORSE SHOW
Proof of insurance must be provided to show
Prize ribbons as well as prize money are being given.
Rosette ribbons will be given to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place prize ribbons in addition to prize money.
Exhibitors must be in ring promptly.
CLASS 4 – Ponies
CLASS 5 – Mini Horses
CLASS 6 – Horses 14 hands & over
SHOW
Sections are open to all Light Horse classes. Classes 4, 5 and 6 show in Class numerical order in
each section.
Section
1.
Best mare
2.
Showmanship – handler 12 years & under
3.
Showmanship – hander 13-17 years
4.
Showmanship – handler 18 years & older
Showmanship is to be judged for the presentation and cleanliness of animal and on the handler’s
ability to show the animal.
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HARNESS
Proof of insurance must be provided to show
Sections are open to all Light Horse classes. Classes 4, 5 and 6 show in Class numerical order in each
section
Section
5.
Pleasure driving – hitched to a suitable vehicle
6.
Best lady driver
7.
Best senior citizen’s turnout – lady’s or gent’s – appointments to count – must be over 65 &
have proof of age
8.
Best Gentleman’s turnout – single or pair – appointments to count
9.
Best junior driver – single or pair – judged on driving skills only
Prizes for Sections 1 to 9 except where otherwise stated are:
1st - $20.00
2nd - $15.00 3rd - $10.00
PERFORMANCE
Sections are open to all Light Horse classes. Classes 4, 5 and 6 show in Class numerical order in each
section
Section
10.
Junior turnout –12 years & under – Western or English – not entered in canter class – lead
handler if desired
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Youth English Pleasure – 17 years & under – walk, trot, canter
Senior English Pleasure – 18 years & older – walk, trot, canter
Youth English Equitation – 17 years & under – rider ability only
Senior English Equitation – 18 years & older – rider ability only
Novice Junior Equitation – 12 years & under– English or Western tack – not entered in canter
class – lead handler if desired
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
Senior English/ Western Equitation – 65 years & older, riding horse or pony
Youth Western Pleasure – 17 years & under –– walk, jog, lope
Senior Western Pleasure– 18 years & older – walk, jog, lope
Youth Western Horsemanship – 17 years & under – rider ability only
Senior Western Horsemanship – 18 years & older– rider ability only
Prizes for Sections 14 to 24 are: 1st - $20.00
2nd - $15.00
3rd - $10.00
OPEN COSTUME DRESS
Open to Classes 1 through 7 (horses, ponies, donkeys)
Section
21.
To be judged on the costume & decoration of the entry.
Prize: 1st - $20.00
2nd - $15.00
3rd - $10.00
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DONKEY
Proof of insurance must be provided to show
Class 7 - Mini
Class 8 - Standard
SHOW
Section
1.
Best donkey, male or female
PERFORMANCE
Section
2.
Driving – single or pair – mini or standard
3.
Lead line – rider to be lead by handler – standard
4.
Lead line – rider – under 8 years old – may be lead by handler
Note that Section 25 in the Light Horse classes is open to donkeys (Costume)
Prizes for sections 1 through 4 are: 1st - $6.00
2nd - $4.00
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3rd - $3.00
CATTLE
(Purebred and Grade)
CLASS 12 - Dairy – any breed
CLASS 13 - Angus
CLASS 8 - Charolais
CLASS 9 - Hereford
CLASS 10 - Simmental
CLASS 11 - Limousin
Section:1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Bull – 1 yr old & over
Cow – 3 yrs old & over
Heifer – 2 years old
Heifer – born in 2013
Heifer born in 2014
Steer born in 2013
Steer born in 2014
Prizes for the above sections are as follows:
1st - $20.00 2nd - $15.00 3rd - $10.
SPECIALS – Junior Department
CLASS 16
Section
1S Best 4H beef calf born in 2014
2S Best halter broken calf shown by a boy
3S Best halter broken calf shown by a girl
4S Best beef born in 2013
5S Best trained calf shown by child 10 or under
6S 4H calf & yearling (pair)
7S Best groomed calf
8S Best showmanship by boy
9S Best showmanship by girl
10S Best dairy calf shown in 2014
11S Youngest exhibitor
12S Finished steer
Prizes for the above class unless otherwise stated are:
1st - $10.00 2nd - $8.00
3rd - $6.00
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SHEEP
PUREBRED
CLASS 1 – Oxford
CLASS 2 - Hampshire
CLASS 3 – Cheviot
CLASS 4 - Suffolk
CLASS 5 – Leicester – South Down
CLASS 6 – Dorset
Section
01. Ram – 2 years & over
02. Ram – 1 year old
03. Ram lamb
04. Ewe – 2 years & over, having raised a lamb in 2011
05. Ewe – I year old
06. Ewe lamb
Prizes for the above classes are:
1st - $10.00 2nd - $7.00
3rd - $5.00
GRADE
CLASS 7 – long wool
CLASS 8 – short wool
Section
01. Ewe – 2 years & over, having raised a lamb in 2011
02. Ewe – 1 year old
03. Lamb
Prizes for the above classes are: 1st - $8.00, 2nd - $6.00, 3rd - $4.00
SHEEP SPECIALS
Section
01S. Best registered ram – any breed
02S. Best registered ewe – any breed
03S. Pen of 3 market lambs – any breed
1st prize – $15.00, 2nd - $10.00, 3rd - $8.00, 4th - $5.00
04S. Pair of ewe lambs – any breed
05S. Best wether lamb – market weight
06S. Top 4H market lamb – by 4H member
05S. Lamb showmanship by 4H member
08S. 4H – novice showmanship
Prizes for above specials unless otherwise stated are:
1st – $10.00, 2nd- $8.00, 3rd-$6.00, 4th-$4.00
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GOATS
CLASS 1 – Any Breed
Section
01. Senior milker – doe – any age – born a kid more than once.
02. Junior milker – doe – under 3 years – born a kid only once.
03. Yearling doe – over 1 year but under 2 – never had a kid.
04. Kid – doe – under 1 year.
Prizes for goat classes are:
1st - $8.00
2nd - $6.00
3rd - $4.00
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POULTRY
50 cents entry fee per bird
Prizes for the poultry section are: 1st - $4.00
2nd - $2.50
3rd - $1.50
All exhibits must be in cages by 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, September 20, 2014. Entry forms must be in
to the secretary Sally Andrews, 1676 Concession 3 Dalhousie, Lanark, ON, K0G 1K0 by
September 12, 2014 at the latest. For more info call Sally at 613-259-3480
All sections are subdivided into four classes as follows:
Class 1 – Old Male
Class 3 – Young Male
Class 2 – Old Female
Class 4 – Young female
When making an entry, include Section & Class numbers.
AMERICAN STANDARD POULTRY
Section
1000-New Hampshire
1001-Plymouth Rock, Barred
1002-Plymouth Rock, AOV
1003-Wyandotte, AOV
Section
1004-Rhode Island Red
1005-Jersey Giant
1006-Naked Neck
1007-American, AOV
ASIATIC STANDARD POULTRY
Section
1017-Brahma, Light
1018-Brahma, AOV
1019-Cochin, Black
Section
1020-Cochin, White
1021-Cochin, AOV
1022-Langshans, AC
CONTINENTAL STANDARD POULTRY
Section
1026-Hamburg, Spangled
1027-Hamburg, AOV
1028-Polish, Buff Laced
1029-Polish, White Crested, Black
Section
1030-Polish, AOV
1031-Houdans, AC
1032-Faverolles, Salmon
1033-Continental, AOV
ALL OTHER STANDARD BREEDS POULTRY
Section
1039-Old English, AV
1040-Modern, AOV
1041-Sumatra
Section
1042-Araucanan, AV
1043-AOV, named
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FOWL
Section
1052- Guinea Fowl
ENGLISH STANDARD POULTRY
Section
1053-Australorp
1054-Cornish AC
1055-Orpington, AOV
Section
1056-Sussex, Light
1057-English, AOV, named
MEDITERRANEAN STANDARD POULTRY
Section
1065-Ancona, AV
1066-Leghorn, White SC
1067-Leghorn, Dark Brown, SC
Section
1068-Leghorn, AOV
1069-Minorca, AOV
1070-Mediterranean, AOV, named
BANTAMS
GAME BANTAMS
Section
1079-Modern Pyle
1080-Modern, AOC
1081-Old English, Black
1082-Old English, White
Section
1083-Old English, Black Red
1084-Old English, Duckwing
1085-Old English, Spangled
1086-Old English, AOV
SINGLE COMB CLEAN LEGGED BANTAMS
Section
1090-Plymouth Rock, Barred
1091-Plymouth Rock, AOV
1092-Japanese, Black Tailed
1093-Japanese, AOV
1094-Leghorn, White, SC
1095-Leghorn, Light Brown
Section
1096-Leghorn, AOV
1097-Naked Neck
1098-Rhode Island Red
1099-New Hampshire
1100-SC, Clean Legged, AOC
ROSE COMB CLEAN LEGGED BANTAMS
Section
1108-Rose Comb, Black
1109-Rose Comb, AOC
1110-Hamburg, AC
1111-Seabright, Silver
1112-Seabright, Golden
Section
1113-Wyandotte, Laced
1114-Wyandotte, AOV
1115-Antwerp Belgians, AOV
1116-RC Clean Legged AOV
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ALL OTHER COMBS CLEAN LEGGED BANTAMS
Section
1123-Cornish, AC
1124-Polish, White Crested Black
Section
1125-Polish, AOC
1126-AOV
FEATHER LEGGED BANTAMS
Section
Section
1130-Cochin, White
1137-Booted, bearded, Mille Fleur
1131-Cochin, Buff
1138-Booted, AOV
1132-Cochin, Black
1139-Brahma, Light
1133-Cochin, AOC
1140-Brahma, Dark
1134-Silkie, White
1141-Brahma, Buff
1135-Silkie, AOC
1142-Feather Legged, AOV
1136-Booted, non-bearded Mille Fleur, AOV
TURKEYS
Section
1144-Bronze
1145-Narragansett
1146-Bourbon Red
1147-Spanish Black
Section
1148-Slate
1149-Royal Palm
1150-AOV, named
WATERFOWL
GEESE
Section
1153-African Greys
1154-Canada AV
1155-Chinese, White
1156-Chinese, Brown
1157-Embden
1158-Toulouse, Grey
Section
1159-Toulouse, Buff
1160-Pilgrim
1161-Sebastapol
1162-Egyptian
1163-AO Standard Breed, named
DUCKS
Section
1169-Buff
1170-Call, White
1171-Calll, Grey
1172-Call, Snowy
1173-Call, AOV
1174-Indian Runner, Penciled
1175-Indian Runner AOV
1176-Khaki Campbell
Section
1177-Mallard, Grey
1178-Muscovy, White
1179-Muscovy, AOV
1180-Peking
1181-Rouen
1182-White Crested
1183-Wood or Mandarin
1184-AO Standard Breed Name Variety & Breed
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PIGEONS
Section
1200-African Owl, AC
1201-Chinese Owl, AC
1202-English Trumpeter, AC
1203-Fantail, AC
1204-German Beauty Homer, AC
1205-Helmet, SF, AC
1206-King, AOC
1207-Showroller AC
1208-Runt, AC
1209-Show Racer AC
1210-Oriental Frills, AC
Section
1211-Modena, AC
1212-Norwich Crupper, AC
1213-English Pouter, AC
1214-Pouter, AOV
1215-Racing Homer, AC
1216-Flying Homer, AC
1217-Show Roller, AC, marked
1218-Tumblers, AV, named
1219-Tippler, AC
1220-AOV Pigeon, named
PHEASANTS, DOVES, QUAIL
PHEASANTS
Section
1225-Amherst
1226-Golden – AV
1227-True Pheasants (Ring neck Related)
1228-Peacocks, AV
1229-Pheasants, AOV
DOVES
Section
1230-Diamonds, AV
1231-Ringnecks, AV
1232-Foreign Doves, Senegal & smaller
1233-Foreign Doves, Larger than Senegal
QUAIL
Section
1234-Bobwhite
1235-Button
1236-Quail, AOV
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RABBITS
50 cent entry fee per rabbit
Class 1 – Old Buck
Class 3 – Young Buck
Class 2 – Old Doe
Class 4 – Young Doe
Section
1300 – Giants, AV
1301 – Lops, AV
1302 – Flemish
1303 – New Zealand, name colour
1304 – Dwarf
1305 – Angora
1306 – AOV
Prizes for the rabbit classes are: 1st - $4.00 2nd - $2.50
3rd - $1.50
POULTRY SPECIALS
Rosettes will be given for the Specials as well as prize money. Every bird, waterfowl, and rabbit is
automatically entered into the specials.
Section
01S.
02S.
03S.
04S.
05S.
06S.
07S.
08S.
09S.
10S.
11S.
12S.
13S.
14S.
15S.
16S.
Best turkey – hen
Best turkey – tom
Best goose
Best gander
Best duck
Best drake
Best light breed – hen
Best light breed – rooster
Best heavy breed – hen
Best heavy breed – rooster
Best bantam – hen
Best bantam – rooster
Best pigeon – hen
Best pigeon – cock
Best rabbit – doe
Best rabbit – buck
Prizes for above specials are:1st - $5.00
2nd - $3.00
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GRAINS AND SEEDS
CLASS 35
Section
01 Oats – 5 lbs – named
02 Wheat – 5 lbs – named
03 Barley – 5 lbs – named
04 Corn – sheaf – 6 stalks – named
05 Grain corn – 6 ears on foil plates
06 Quart of small white beans
07 Quart of soybeans
08 Quart of grain not mentioned
09 Flake of 1st cut baled hay-enclosed in plastic bag
10 Flake of 2nd cut hay – enclosed in plastic bag
Prizes for above are: 1st – $4.00, 2nd - $3.00, 3rd $2.00
Most points in Class 35: see secretary
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ROOTS AND VEGETABLES
CLASS 36
Judged for quality, not for size, but should be uniform size, shape & colour. Exhibits maybe washed
but not scrubbed.
Section
1. Basket potatoes-early variety-named-10 in a bask
2. Basket potatoes-late variety-named-10 in a basket
3. 1 head cauliflower
4. 1 stem Brussels sprouts
5. 1 melon- named
6. 1 citron
7. 2 heads cabbage
8. 2 summer squash-named
9. 2 winter squash-named
10. 2 pumpkins for table use
The following items are to be displayed on paper plate
11. 3 parsnips-1/2” tops
12. 3 heads garlic-2”tops
13. 3 cucumbers for table
14. 3 green tomatoes with stems
15. 3 ripe tomatoes for table slicing
16. 5 ripe cherry tomatoes
17. 3 red onions
18. 3 yellow onions
19. 3 beets for table use-cleaned with ½” top
20. 3 sweet peppers-red or green
21. 3 carrots, ½” tops; for table use
22. 5 stocks Swiss Chard; in glass jar with water
23. 3 hot peppers
24. 3 leeks
25. Display of ornamental gourds-qty 10-not polished
26. Most oddly shaped vegetable
27. Biggest potato
28. Biggest cabbage
29. Biggest zucchini
30. Biggest Squash
31. Biggest Pumpkin
32. Largest sunflower head.
33. Best collection of vegetables-named
34. Unusual article not listed
35. Tallest Sunflower
Prizes for above class are: 1st- $4.00, 2nd- $3.00, 3rd - $2.00
TO THE EXHIBITOR WITH THE MOST POINTS IN CLASS 36
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EGGS
CLASS 36B
01. Heaviest dozen eggs-white
02. Heaviest dozen eggs-brown
03. Biggest single egg – any type – named
04. Smallest single egg- any type – named
Prizes for sections 1 to 4 are:
1st - $4.00
2nd - $3.00
3rd - $2.00
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FRUITS AND FLOWERS
SPECIAL CONSIDERATION FOR ITEM DEPICTING THEME:
GOATS
CLASS 37
Section
1. Odd shaped fruit
2. Best display of apples- named
3. Basket of crab apples
4. Display of wild grapes
Potted Plants
Section
5. Ivy
6. Fibrous Begonia-in bloom
7. Geranium (10” diameter pot- cannot be re-potted from outside)
8. African Violet- single, in bloom
9. Cactus
10. Impatiens plant- planter or hanging
11. Coleus in pot
12. Tuberous begonia
13. Collection of 3 herbs – named
14. Succulent
15. Foliage houseplant – not Ivy
Cut Flowers
SPECIAL CONSIDERATION FOR ITEM DEPICTING THEME:
GOATS
Section
16. Petunias- 3 blooms, assorted, with foliage
17. Dahlias- 3 blooms, 3” and under
18. Dahlias- Large one bloom over 6”
19. Zinnias -3 blooms; under 2”
20. Zinnias- 3 blooms; over 2”
21. Bouquet of 5 Sunflowers(head bloom &/or 8 stems of sunflowers)
22. Bouquet of 5 Snapdragons
23. Bouquet of annual Phlox- dwarf
24. Bouquet of mixed annuals
25. Bouquet of Asters
26. Bouquet of Marigolds
27. Bouquet of Perennials
28. Bouquet of Petunias
29. Geranium
30. Herb- Parsley- in water greenery only
31. 3 Hostas leaves in water
32. Single Rose- floating in a fancy glass
33. Flowering Kale or Cabbage- in water
34. Collection of plants grown in one container- can be foliage, flowers or combination.
Prizes for above classes are: 1st - $4.00, 2nd - $3.00, 3rd - $2.00
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FLOWER SPECIALS
CLASS 37S
Section
01S. Fresh Flower arrangement in shades of red, orange and yellow
02S. “Nanny Goat’s Hat” – Hat decorated with fresh and/or dried materials
03S. “ Fall Splendour”- fall leaves and flowers using grain stalks
04S. “A Basket of Thanks”- using a wicker basket, flowers, & fruit
05S. “Billy Goat’s Breakfast” – a design of flowers found in the wild
06S. Practical Arrangement using recycled articles
07S. Arrangement in an unusual container
08S. “Kidding around” – a miniature design
09S. “Billy Goats’ Gruff” – any design combining 3 containers
10S. Country kitchen arrangement – accessories permitted
Prizes for above specials unless otherwise stated are: 1st - $5.00, 2nd - $3.00, 3rd - $2.00
TO THE EXHIBITOR WITH THE MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 37 & 37S – see secretary
Barker Wilson
Barristers and Solicitors
Professional Corporation
31 Foster Street,
Perth, Ontario K7H 1R8
Tel: 613-267-2800
Fax: 613-267-4852
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HOME BAKING
Please cover all entries with clear plastic wrap or put in locked plastic bag. Entries must be as
listed, any more or less will be disqualified.
NOTE: Loaf is bread size: Rolls must be separate: Buns must be joined: Cup Cakes in cup cake
papers: Muffins no paper: No Food Colouring:
CLASS 38
Section: Yeast Breads
01. Loaf of raisin bread
02. Loaf of white bread
03. Loaf of white bread made in a bread maker
04. Cinnamon Buns- qty 6- not iced
05. Dinner Rolls –qty 6
Section: Quick Breads
06. Lemon Loaf
07. Date & Nut Loaf
08. Scones- qty 5
09. Blueberry Muffins- qty 5
10. Cheese Tea Biscuits- qty 5
Section: Cakes
11. Carrot Cake- iced- 8X8
12. Queen Elizabeth Cake- 8X8
13. Angel Food Cake – Not iced – Dusting of icing sugar permitted
14. Chocolate Cupcakes - decorated- qty 6
15. Matrimony Cake- in pan
16. Any other cake not mentioned – named
Section: Cookies- Squares- Candy
Display of paper or Styrofoam plate
17. Ginger Snaps- qty 7
18. M&M or Smarties Cookies- qty 7
19. Oatmeal Cookies- qty 7
20. Peanut Butter Cookies- qty 7
21. Chocolate Chip Cookies- qty 7
22. Baked squares - named- qty 7
23. Unbaked squares-qty 7
24. Maple Fudge- qty 7
25. Chocolate Fudge- no nuts- qty 7
26. Peanut Brittle – qty 7
Section: Pastries
27. Maple Syrup Pie
28. Blueberry Pie
29. Pumpkin Pie
30. Raisin Pie
31. Butterscotch Pie
32. Raspberry Pie
33. Lemon Pie
34. Apple Pie
Prizes for sections 01 – 34 unless otherwise stated are:
1st - $5.00 2nd - $3.00 3rd - $2.00
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HOME BAKING SPECIALS
CLASS 38S
01S.
Butter Tarts – qty 7 - Crisco Family Favorite Recipe Baking Contest
– 1st prize - $25.00 product certificate
– 2nd prize - $10.00 product certificate
Crisco package to be attached. Visit www.criscocanada.com for recipes and tips.
02S.
Loaf of 60% Wheat Bread – Winner eligible to enter the OAAS District 60% Whole Wheat
Bread Competition in November 2014.
03S.
Spice Cake - iced – Robin Hood Family Favorite Recipe Baking Contest
– 1st prize - $25.00 Product Certificate
- 2nd prize - $10.00 Product Certificate
Proof of purchase Robin Hood Flour to be attached.
Visit www.robinhood.ca for recipes and tips
04S.
Banana Bread – Fleischmann’s Baking Powder/Crown Corn Syrup
Best Loaf Cake Contest
– 1st prize - $20.00 plus gift prize
– proof of purchase to be attached. Visit www.fleishmanns.ca .
05S.
Loaf of multi grain bread – Fleishmann’s Yeast Best Bread Contest
– 1st prize - $20.00 plus gift prize
–proof of purchase to be attached. Visit www.fleishmanns.ca.
06S.
Baked Beans – in small casserole dish
JUNIOR BAKING SPECIALS
To be displayed in the Main Hall – open to all 18 years and under
07S. Your favorite lunchbox Snacks – 2 varieties of cookies squares or bars –qty 3 of each type –
named – Robin Hood Family “Best Lunchbox Snack” Contest – 1st prize - $15.00 – proof of
purchase Robin Hood Flour to be attached
08S.
Fleischmann’s Yeast “Beginners Best Bread “Youth” Contest
– Loaf of bread – any kind named
- 1st prize - $15.00 gift certificate
Prizes for section 01S – 08S unless otherwise stated are 1st - $6.00, 2nd - $4.00, 3rd - $3.00
TO THE EXHIBITOR WITH THE MOST POINTS IN CLASSES 38 AND 38S – see secretary
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JAMS, JELLIES, PICKLES, SAUCES, ETC
CLASS 38A
NO WAX: ALL JAM & JELLY ENTRIES TO BE DISPLAYED IN 250 ml JARS OR IMPERIAL
EQUIVALENT. (Mason Jars) ALL OTHER ITEMS TO BE DISPLAYED IN 500 ml JARS OR
EQUIVALENT UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED. (Jam Jars)
NO FOOD COLOURING
Section: Jams & Jellies
01. Blueberry jam
02. Strawberry jam-freezer
03. Peach jam-cooked
04. Crabapple jelly
05. Grape jelly
06. Marmalade
07. Any Jam – not listed – named
08. Any Jelly – not listed – named
Section: Pickles
09. Nine Day Pickles
10. Icicle Pickles
11. Bread & Butter Pickles
12. Dill Pickles
13. Pickled Beets
14. Pickled Onions
15. Pickled Eggs (does not need to be in a sealed mason jar)
Section: Relishes/Chutneys/Salsas
16. Green Hot Dog Relish
17. Ripe Cucumber Relish
18. Zucchini Relish
19. Chutney
20. Salsa – Exhibitor’s choice; named
21. Any relish or chutney - not listed
Section: Sauces
22. Applesauce
23. Chili Sauce
24. Spaghetti Sauce – homemade; no meat
Section: Canned Goods
25. Canned Corn
26. Canned Green or Yellow Beans
27. Canned Stewed Tomatoes
28. Canned Peaches
Prizes for 38A 1 – 28 unless stated otherwise are:
1st - $5.00 2nd - $3.00 3rd - $2.00
MOST POINTS IN CLASS 38A – see secretary
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SPECIALS
Proof of product purchase to be attached
For recipes and helpful hints on home canning visit www.bernardin.ca
CLASS 38AS
1S. Raspberry Jam - Bernardin Best Jam/Jelly award – using Bernardin pectin
- 1st prize - $20.00 Gift Certificate
2S. Bernardin Best of Show Award –Awarded to the entrant with the Best of Class 38A
- Entry must be submitted in a Bernardin mason jar & snap lid
– 1st prize - $30.00 Gift certificate
3S. Bernardin Gift Pack Competion – 1st prize - $20.00 Gift certificate
Here is a chance to be creative. Gift baskets must include three (3) filled Bernardin Mason Jars – at
least two of which must be sealed, shelf-stable home canned food. Gift Baskets must be assembled so as to
create a “gift” but need NOT be in a basket. (Other containers, homemade or purchased are permitted if not
encouraged). The assembled gift should include appropriate additional components: IE: perishable foods,
snacks, candy, homemade craft items (candles, bath salts, spice mixtures, dry soup mixes). The assembled gift
should approximate a gift value of $25 to $35. Maximum cost of baskets and contents should not exceed $20.
Judging Criteria: 33% quality/taste and appeal of food components
33% creativity of presentation
33% price/value – perceived value of gift
Prizes for Class 38AS unless stated otherwise are:
1st – Stated in section 2nd - $4.00 3rd - $3.00
CLASS 38B
Section: Honey and Maple Syrup – to be presented in 250ml glass container
01. Liquid honey – light
02. Liquid honey – golden
03. Liquid honey – amber
04. Maple Syrup – extra light
05. Maple Syrup – light
06. Maple Syrup – medium
07. Maple Syrup – amber (cooking)
Prizes for 38B 01 – 07 unless stated otherwise are:
1st - $5.00 2nd - $3.00 3rd - $2.00
MOST POINTS IN CLASS 38B – see secretary
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QUILTS
CLASS 39
Quilts should be hand quilted unless otherwise stated. Quilts to be considered for the Annual OAAS
Competitions to be entered in the appropriate category.
SMA and SBA
Patterns are to specified
Judging is:
20% quilting
20% design
15% general appearance
10% binding & picot
5% lining
10% colour
10% material
10% borders
01. Quilt pieced; cotton, new – any size
02. Quilt made by group or organization –any size
03. Quilt made from recycled materials –any size
04. Crib quilt; new, pieced or appliqué – any size
05. Cottage quilt – tied, practical - any size
05. My First Quilt made by first time quilter – hand or machine quilted - any size
06. Quilted wall hanging - any size
07. Quilted Article that is not a quilt – e.g. Hand bag, table runner, etc. – may be hand or machine
quilted
08. Machine-Quilted Quilt/Wall Hanging – for annual OAAS Competition – see eligibility rules
and regulations on next page. Total perimeter measurement to be minimum of 192 inches
09. Hand Quilted Quilt – for annual OAAS Competition see eligibility rules and regulations on
next page. Total perimeter measurement to be minimum of 324 inches
Prizes for Class 39 – 1st - $15.00
2nd - $10.00
3rd - $5.00
MOST POINTS FOR CLASS 39: see secretary
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Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies
Machine-Quilting Quilt/Wall Hanging Competition
Eligibility Rules and Regulations:
General Conditions:
A. Quilt/Wall Hanging must be solely made and machine quilted by the exhibitor and exhibited and
judged at a local Ontario Association of Agricultural Society (OAAS) Fair to be eligible for this
competition.
B. Quilt/Wall Hanging to measured on the perimeter. Total perimeter measurement to be a
minimum of 192 inches. Note the article can be square, rectangular etc.
C. Judging will occur at local fairs and district levels. A Provincial Grand Champion Machine
Quilted Quilt/Wall Hanging will be selected at the Annual OAAS Convention.
D. Upon making an entry into the OAAS Machine Quilting Competition, the Exhibitor agrees to
participate in any promotional activities related to the competition.
E. The winning OAAS Champion Machine Quilted Quilt/Wall Hanging will not be eligible to
compete in any future District and/or OAAS provincial competition.
F. The winner’s name to be displayed at the Fair on a sign provided by OAAS.
G. Quilt/Wall Hanging must have visible machine quilting.
Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies
Annual Hand Quilted Championship Quilt
Eligibility, Rules and Regulations:
General Conditions:
A. Entries must be solely made and quilted by the exhibitor and exhibited and judged at a local
Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies (OAAS) Fair to be eligible for the competition.
B. Entry quilts must be a minimum of 324 inches measured on the perimeter (smaller quilts will not
be eligible to proceed to the next level of competition).
C. The winner’s name to be displayed at the Fair on a sign provided by OAAS.
D. Judging will occur at local fairs and district levels. A Provincial Grand Champion Quilt will be
selected at the Annual OAAS Convention.
E. Upon making an entry into the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies Quilt Competition,
the Exhibitor agrees to participate in any promotional activities related to the competition.
F. The winning Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies Champion Quilt will not be eligible to
compete in any future District and/or Convention OAAS competition.
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SEWING & FANCY WORK
SPECIAL CONSIDERATION FOR ITEM DEPICTING THEME: GOATS
CLASS 40A:
SPINNING: Please include a sample of the fleece and name of breed and/or materials used
01. A skein of 2 ply handspun wool suitable for socks
02. A skein of 2 ply blended wool and mohair OR blended wool and silk
03. A skein of 2 ply alpaca or lama
04. Any article of clothing made from handspun yarn
WEAVING: Please include a sample of fibers used
05. Any article for household use
06. Any article suitable for wearing
07. Rug or Mat
SEWING: SMA to be attached to all articles:
08. Article of night wear
09. Book bag or carry-all or market bag
10. Cushion – (18” or less)
11. Child’s article of clothing – not pajamas
12. Placemats - 2
13. Article suitable for a Nursing Home resident – walker tote, adult bib, etc.
14. Doll outfit – Minimum 2 pieces – displayed on a doll
15. Clothing article made from polar fleece
16. Snuggle Blanket for a child
KNITTING: SYA to be attached to all articles
17. Child’s hat and mitten set
18. Child’s sweater
19. Adult sweater – for the experienced knitter – consideration to be given to pattern difficulty
20. Socks – pair
21. Slippers - pair
22. Shawl or Poncho
23. Trendy Fashion Scarf
24. My first knitting project – any item made by a beginning knitter
25. Any item not listed
26. Afghan – minimum size 36” by 48” without fringe
CROCHET: SYA to be attached to all articles
27. Placemats - 2
28. Cushion
29. My first crochet project – any item made by a beginning crocheter
30. Tea cozy
31. Afghan – minimum size 36” by 48” without fringe
32. Baby’s afghan or carriage cover
33. Shawl or poncho
34. Any item not listed
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OTHER CRAFTS
CLASS 40B
35. Pottery item
36. Stuffed toy for an infant (birth – 2 years) farm animal
37. Picture: cross stitch or embroidered - framed (SYA)
38. Article made from felting
39. Article made from metal
40. Handmade jewelry
41. Handmade article with potpourri
42. Something useful from something useless
43. Handmade candle- rolled, poured, or dipped
44. Penmanship – 8 lines of any poem
45. Item made from duct tape
46. Hooked rug or wall hanging
47. Silk flower arrangement
48. Decorated lamp shade (lamp shade may be purchased or homemade)
49. Scrapbook- any theme
50. Handmade hat or fascinator (A fascinator is extravagant headwear. It can be a headband, comb or
tiny hat embellished with feathers, beads, flowers, etc.
51. Stained glass item
WOOD CRAFTS
52. Centre piece made from natural materials (pine cones, twigs, etc.)
53. Craft item made from wood
54. Child’s toy made from wood
55. Birdhouse, birdfeeder or bat house made from wood
56. Article carved from wood
57. Wooden cutting board
58. Turned bowl: name type of wood used
59. Walking stick or cane
DRAWING and PAINTING
60. Oil or acrylic picture: framed
61. Watercolour picture: framed
62. Pencil or charcoal drawing: framed
63. Picture done using any other medium: framed e.g. Pastels, coloured pencil, pen and ink
64. Paint by number - framed
65. Tole painting: any medium
66. Painted rock
67. Painted flower pot
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SPECIAL CONSIDERATION FOR ITEM DEPICTING THEME:
GOATS
THE GOLDEN YEARS (age 65 & older)
CLASS 41
01. Quilt – any size – SMA
02. Any article – sewing – SMA
03. Knitted or crocheted item – SMA
04. Article made for resident of nursing home or care facility
05. Item made from wood
06. Painting – any medium
07. Bazaar item (value $5.00 - $10.00)
08. Generations – photo of a senior and a child - mounted
09. Article of embroidery
10. Penmanship – 8 lines of any poem
11. Quilt block – named and mounted
12. Homemade book mark
.
CLASS 42:
CHRISTMAS CORNER
(ALL ITEMS TO HAVE A CHRISTMAS THEME)
01. Tree skirt
02. Christmas wreath, door or wall decoration
03. Christmas jewelry – hand made
04. Sewn gift bag
05. Table centrepiece
06. Stocking (any medium) - SMA
07. Father Christmas- any medium
08. Christmas card with original verse
09. Angel; any kind
10. Handmade ornament for tree
11. Bazaar item (value $5.00 - $10.00)
12. Christmas placemats – set of 2 – any material – SMA
Prizes for Classes 41 & 42 : 1st - $5.00 2nd - $3.00 3rd - $2.00
MOST POINTS FOR CLASSES 41 & 42: see secretary
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ANTIQUES (DISPLAY)
DISPLAY IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES WITH A DESCRIPTION AND DATE OF ITEM(S)
01. Antique household articles (ie: lamps, butter maker, etc.)
02. Clothes
03. Picture in frame
04. Piggy bank
05. Toys
06. Farm tools
07. Picture of old farm buildings
08. Unusual items
09. Tractor
10. Farm Implements
Prizes for Antiques unless otherwise stated are:
1st - $5.00
2nd - $3.00
3rd - $2.00
MOST POINTS FOR ANTIQUES: see secretary
PHOTOGRAPHY
Special consideration given for items depicting our theme - GOATS
CLASS 43
MOUNTED ON CARDBOARD; COLOUR OR BLACK & WHITE ACCEPTABLE
01. 2 snapshots - My favorite pet(s)
02. 2 snapshots – macro – any subject
03. 2 snapshots - fire
04. 2 snapshots –water in any form (mist, rain, snow, icicles, etc.)
05. 2 snapshots – weather
06. 2 snapshots – 2 different insects
07. 2 snapshots – contrasts (before and after, young and old, etc.)
SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
CLASS 43A
01. Theme for 2014: “GOATS” – 1 snapshot – Kids and Kids” - (5” x 7” – mounted)
Prizes for the above Classes 43 & 43A unless otherwise stated are:
1st -$5.00
2nd - $3.00
3rd - $2.00
MOST POINTS IN CLAS 43 & 43A: see secretary
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18595 HWY #7 West
Perth Ontario K7H 3E4
Canada
Office phone: +1 613 267 5367, +1 800 267 8920
Office fax: +1 613 267 5408
Website: http://www.omya-na.com
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JUNIOR DIVISION
SPECIAL CONSIDERATION FOR ITEM DEPICTING THEME: GOATS
SPECIAL – Open to all 18 years old and under
Design the cover for the 2015 Fair Book – Theme PIGS
Display the date as follows – SEPTEMBER ___ 2015
CLASS 44A
3 Years and under
01. Trace your hand and create a finger family
02. Finger paint a fall tree
03. Create a paper bag animal
04. Make an edible necklace – e.g. cereal, gummy candies, popcorn, etc.
05. What’s in my pocket – collection of items found in my pocket?
06. Make a play dough animal – display on small plate
07. 3 decorated sugar cookies
08. My favorite 3 vegetables – displayed on a paper plate
09. “I picked them for you” – display of 3 flowers
4 & 5 year olds
10. Make and decorate a shaker musical instrument from a toilet paper roll
11. Collage of animals you would see at the fair
12. Make an owl out of a pine cone
13. Handmade birthday card for a grandparent
14. Make a pattern of paint prints using fruits or vegetables you would see at the fair (potatoes,
carrots, apples, etc.)
15. Print your name
16. Decorate a pair of sunglasses
17. Make a finger family from your finger prints
18. “This is me” – a self portrait
19. 4 decorated sugar cookies
20. My favorite 3 vegetables – displayed on a paper plate
21. “I picked them for you” – display of 3 flowers
6 – 8 year olds
22. Make and decorate an animal from disposable cups
23. Trace your foot and make it into a creature or monster
24. Draw a picture of yourself walking a dog
25. Make a musical instrument
26. Make an original design from Lego, K’nex or other building material
27. Handmade and decorated fan
28. Transform items from your recycle bin into something you find on the farm
29. Write a paragraph – The best part of McDonald’s Corners Fair is……
30. Handmade jewelry
31. List of 5 things – What I can do to be a good friend
32. 5 decorated cupcakes
33. 3 vegetables from my garden – with 2 sentences of what I did to help them grow.
34. 3 flowers from my garden – with 2 sentences of what I did to help them grow.
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9 – 11 year olds
35. Decorate a flip flop
36. Make a flower arrangement for a sick friend
37. Draw a treasure map
38. Create a hand puppet from a sock
39. Make a fall wind sock
40. Creation made from natural materials – pine cones, grape vines, burrs, etc.
41. Item made from duct tape
42. Decorated T-shirt
43. List 5 things I’d like to see or do at McDonald’s Corners Fair
44. 5 decorated cupcakes
45. 3 vegetables from my garden with 5 sentences of what I did to help them grow
46. 3 flowers from my garden with 5 sentences of what I did to help them grow
12 – 14 year olds
47. Watercolour fall scene
48. Decorated T-shirt
49. Handmade bookmark
50. Make a “Wanted Poster” of yourself or a friend
51. Garden decoration
52. Handmade door stop
53. Handmade jewelry
54. Dress up a cob of corn to look like your favorite celebrity
55. List 5 things I can do to help my community
56. Decorated cake -8 or 9 inch
57. 5 healthy vegetables from our garden – Give 5 reasons why they are healthy
58. 5 flowers – Give 5 reasons they beneficial to grow
16- 18 year olds
59. Using 12 words relating to the fair – create a hand drawn crossword puzzle
60. Create a bumper sticker for a tractor
61. Inuksuk – maximum height 30 cm
62. Create a comic strip – maximum 4 frames
63. Computer created business card to advertise a skill you can offer
64. Decorated doorknob sign, any material
65. A time capsule with 7 items from this year
66. Make a wind chime from household/repurposed items
67. Design a banner for McDonald’s Corners Fair – may be done on canvass or sturdy cardboard
68. 4 photos of animals “that I have taken”, mounted with caption for each
69. Decorated cake – 8-9 inches
70. 5 healthy vegetables from our garden – Give 5 reasons why they are healthy
71. 5 flowers – Give 5 reasons they beneficial to grow
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ONTARIO ASSOCIATION of AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES
JUNIOR POSTER COMPETION
“Original handmade design”
ENTRY RULES
01. “Promoting Your Fair” – Name and date of fair must be clearly shown on poster.
02. Must be hand drawn.
03. Poster size: Minimum – 8 ½” X 11” (23cm X 28cm), without border
Maximum – 11” X 17” (28cm X 44cm), without border
04. Each entry must be centered on a CARDSTOCK or BRISTOL BOARD exposing a 2” border
on all four sides.
05. Name of fair, district, contact person, owner of poster to be clearly labeled on the back of each
entry (to be done after judging on the day of the fair – for district competition)
06. The winning poster from each class at each fair will be eligible to enter the district competition.
District winners are eligible to enter at the provincial competition.
CLASS 44B
01. Poster entries for youth up to and including Grade 4
02. Poster entries include youth, Grade 5 to Grade 8 inclusive
03. Poster entries include Grade 9 to Grade 12
ONTARIO ASSOCIATION of AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES
Plain Chocolate Chip Cookie Competition
(no nuts)
CLASS 44C
Contest is open to youth up to age 15 years. The first prize winner will be eligible to enter at the
District Competition.
SPECIAL CHRISTIAN SECTION
CLASS 45A
01. What I like about Sunday School
02. A painting of “God’s Promise” (Noah’s Ark with rainbow)
03. Make a Diorama of the Christmas Story in a shoe box
04. Draw a poster for the 10 Commandments relating to today’s living
Christian section has been sponsored by: Knox Presbyterian Church
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SPORTS
CHILDREN’S GAMES START AT APPROX. 12 NOON
01. Tots 3 & under: marshmallow throw
02. Tots 4 & 5: marshmallow throw
03. Children’s race : 6 & 7
04. Boys & Girls race – 8 - 9
05. Boys & Girls race – 10 – 11: 100 yards
06. Boys race 12 – 14 : 100 yards
07. Girls race 12 -14 : 100 yards
08. Toddler trot : 4 & under
09. Children’s race 4 & 5
10. Sack race : 12 & older
11. Sack race : 8 – 11
12. Sack race : 5 – 7
13. Three legged race : 12 & older
14. Three legged race : 8 – 11
15. Three legged race : 3 – 7
16. Egg throwing contest : 11 & older
17. Egg throwing contest : 8 – 10
18. Egg throwing contest : 3 – 7
19. Shoe toss - 11 yrs. & older
20. Ladies shoe toss: 20 & older
21. Ladies nail driving
Prizes for the above games Donated by Brian Forester of Sylvania Lodge & Ruth Duncan:
1st - $3.00
2nd - $2.00
3rd - $1.00
4th - $1.00
5th - $1.00
PET SHOW
ALL PETS MUST BE ON A LEASH
ONLY 1 ENTRY PER PERSON
ONLY 1 PRIZE PER PET
CATEGORIES:
Most unusual pet
Best trick by pet (not a dog)
Fastest pet (not a dog)
Youngest pet
Smallest pet
Best dressed pet
Best dog to sit & stay
Dog with longest ears
Best dog trick
Loudest Bark
Pet with the longest tail
Pet with most spots
Pet with most hair
Pet with longest whiskers
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TEDDY BEAR CONTEST
ONE TEDDY BEAR PER PERSON
THIS CONTEST IS SPONSORED BY ALL TEDDY BEAR LOVERS
Mamma teddy bear
Papa teddy bear
Baby teddy bear
Knit teddy bear
Homemade teddy bear
Cowboy teddy bear
Teddy bear who lives the furthest away
Oldest person to own a teddy bear
Youngest person to own a teddy bear
Most cuddly teddy bear
Biggest teddy bear
Bride teddy bear
Smallest teddy bear
I’m not a teddy bear – I’m something really special
McDonald’s Corners
FARMERS’
MARKET
Saturdays 9 – 1
May to October
LOCAL PRODUCE
ORIGINAL CRAFTS
WOOD FIRED PIZZA
mcdonaldscornersfarmersmarket@
hotmail.com
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McDONALD’S CORNERS FAIR ENTRY FORM
Please complete this entry form and send it with $5.00 entry fee to the secretary as follows on or
before the date mentioned in the rules. Entry Fee for Birds & Rabbits is $0.50 each and $1.00 for
each Horse entered.
S. Andrews , 1676 Concession 3 Dalhousie, Lanark, ON,K0G 1K0
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