CLASS 47 - ROOTS AND VEGETABLES Convenor: Keith Wiffen 519-462-2898

Prize money: Sections 1-34 -$4.00/$3.00/$2.00 Section 35 - $10/$8/$6/$4 Sections 36-40 - $5/$4/$3 Sections 40-41- $6/$4/$2 All Roots and Vegetables must be grown by exhibitor. Vegetables are to be brushed, not washed and are judged on quality and uniformity.

1. Bush beans, green, five pods 2. Bush beans, yellow, five pods 3. Beets, cylindrical, 4 4. Beets, round, 4 5. Cabbage, any variety, named, 2 heads 6. Carrots, long, 4 7. Cauliflower, 2 heads 8. Six (6) ears sweet corn, yellow variety 9. Six (6) ears sweet corn, other varieties 10. Cucumbers, 3 English type 11. Cucumbers, pickling, 5 12. Cucumbers, slicing, 5 13. Garlic bulbs, 4 14. Kale, one plant, any variety 15. Muskmelon, 2, stems attached 16. Onions, red, 4 17. Onions, Spanish, 4 18. Onions, yellow, 4 19. Parsnips, 3 20. Peppers, green, 3 21. Peppers, red, 3

22. Pumpkin, pie, 2 23. Pumpkin, field, largest by weight 24. Squash, Acorn, 2 25. Squash, Buttercup, 2 26. Squash, Butternut, 2 27. Squash, any other variety, named, 2 28. Tallest sunflower plant, no roots 29. Tomatoes, cherry, stems on, 10 30. Tomatoes, red, stems on, 5 31. Tomatoes, roma, stems on, 5 32. Tomatoes, yellow, stems on, 5 33. Watermelon, 1 34. Zucchini, 2 35. Best collection of vegetables, at least 10

varieties 36. Display of ornamental corn 37. Largest potato by weight 38. Largest zucchini by weight 39. Largest red tomato by weight 40. Sixteen (16) white potatoes 41. Sixteen (16) red potatoes

Tavistock Dental Special 42. Most points by exhibitor $25.00

CLASS 48 - FRUIT Convenor: Keith Wiffen 519-462-2898

All fruit must be grown by exhibitor. Prize money Section 1-17 - $3.00/$2.50/$2.00 1. Five Cortland 10. Five Gala 2. Five Northern Spy 11. Five any other variety named 3. Five Delicious, red 12. Five Mutsu 4. Five Delicious, yellow 13. Three stalks rhubarb 5. Five Empire 14. Ten raspberries 6. Five Idared 15. Ten strawberries 7. Five McIntosh 16. One cluster of grapes, any variety 8. Five Jonalgold 17. Five pears, any variety, named 9. Five Honeycrisp 18. Collection of homegrown fruit, at least four Varieties ….. $5.00/$4.00/$3.00

CLASS 50 - ANTIQUES

Convenor: Joan Rudy 519-655-2691 Judge: Susan Pellow

RULES: 1. Antiques must be at least 50 years old. 2. Exhibitor may not enter more than 1 entry in each section. 3. Exhibitor must own article exhibited. 4. Historical interest and approximate age of entry would be appreciated but is not necessary for a prize.

5. All showcases will be locked however the Society cannot be responsible for articles or accidents to them. 6. Dealers in antiques are not eligible to compete. 7. Tickets to be securely fastened to the article exhibited. 1. Dish with butterfly on it 11. Blue mountain pottery in green 2. Butterfly ornament 12. Paper weights 3. Cigar cutter 13. 78 Record 4. Tobacco tin 14. Cottage ware 5. Motor oil tin 15. Cigar box 6. Pop bottle 16. Handkerchief 7. Flat 50’s box 17. Picture Silhouette 8. Cuff links 18. Meccano Set 9. Set of 3 old buttons 19. Powder Tin 10. Chocolate box 20. Baby’s dress

CLASS 52 – HOME BREWED

Convenors: Alison Johnston 519-272-1389 Chad Keller 519-801-3181

Judge: Greg Wehrle (beer) - (wine) to be announced Prizes $5 / $3/ $2 BEER Rules: Two bottle (330ml) of Beer to be entered with labels identifying brew kind, but omit brewer’s name. One Bottle to be tagged for judging. Amateur brewers only. 1. Saison 4. Dark Ale 2. IPA 5. Wheat 3. Amber Ale WINE Rules: Two bottles per class both with permanent labels identifying kind, but omit brewer's name. One bottle must be tagged for judging. Amateur brewers only. Sections 1- 7 must be brewed, non professionally by exhibitor in non -commercial environment. Exhibited in 750 ml bottles 1. White, Grape, Dry 5. Ice-wine-bottled in 375ml bottles 2. White, Grape, Sweet, 1-4 sugar 6. Blush 3. Red, Grape, Dry 7. Fruit 4. Red, Grape, Sweet, 1-4 sugar Imported Wines and Concentrate or Kit Wine 8. White –dry 12. Ice-wine-bottled in 375ml bottles 9. White sweet 1-4 sugar 13. Blush 10. Red- dry 14. Fruit 11. Red, sweet 1-4 sugar SPECIALS 15. Best displayed bottle of wine in heritage basket or container reflecting the fair theme of Butterflies. Prize to be

awarded at the Fair. 16. Judge's Choice to be selected from the above classes. Special prize to be awarded at the Fair.

CLASS 54 - PLANTS & FLOWERS

Convenors: Anne Gregory 519-274-5100 Rosanne Bender 519-655-2708 Judge: Bonnie Innes All plants and flowers must be free of disease, insect damage and insects. Cut flowers must be fresh and have good colour. Any bud showing colour is considered a bloom. Potted plants must be in the exhibitor possession for at least three (3) months. Dead leaves should be removed and pots must be clean. The same potted plants must not be shown more than two (2) years in a row. A single entry in a category does not necessarily get first prize.

Best of the Show - $25.00 gift certificate from Klomp's Nursery and Garden Centre $5.00 for first time exhibitor with most points. Be sure to indicate first time exhibitor on the back of each tag! Prize Money: (Section 1-34) $3.00 $2.50 $2.00 POTTED PLANTS 1. Cacti and / or succulents 5. Hanging plant in bloom 2. Fern, any kind 6. Orchid 3. Herb Garden 7. Sansevieria (Mother-in-law's tongue / Snake plant) 4. Household plant, any variety CUT FLOWERS 8. Asters, 5 blooms, mixed colours or varieties 9. Chrysanthemums, 3 blooms, under 2 inches,1 variety, 1 colour 10. Chrysanthemums, 3 blooms, over 2 inches, 1 variety, 1 colour 11. Coleus, 1 stem of 3 different varieties in a suitable container 12. Coneflower (Echinacea) 3 stems, any colour 13. Cosmos, 5 stems, one variety 14. Dahlias, 5 blooms, any colour or variety 15. Gladiolus, 3 spikes, same colour 16. Gladiolus, 3 spikes, each different colour 17. Gladiolus, 1 spike, best specimen 18. Hosta, 3 leaves, 3 varieties 19. Hosta, 3 leaves, same variety 20. Hydrangea, single bloom with leaves 21. Hydrangea, three coned shaped blooms with leaves 22. Marigolds, 5 blooms, under 2 ½ inches, single variety, 1 row of petals 23. Marigolds, 5 blooms, under 2 ½ inches, double variety 24. Petunias, 5 stems with foliage, single variety 25. Red Rose, 1 stem with foliage 26. Roses, 3 stems, any colour or variety 27. Roses, Miniature, 1 stem, any colour, 11/2 inches or less in diameter 28. Sedum, 3 stems, 12 inches or over 29. Sedum, 3 stems, less than 12 inches 30. Show Stopper, 1 bloom with leaves 31. Sunflowers, 3 blooms, 6” or less 32. Tuberous Begonia, 1 bloom floating in an open bowl, no foliage 33. Unlisted cut flowers, 5 stems, 1 variety 34. Zinnias, 5 blooms, 3 inches or less in diameter 35. Zinnias, 3 blooms, 3 inches or more in diameter FLORAL DESIGN (Section 35-42) Prize money: $4.50 $4.00 $3.50 36. “All Roads lead to the Fair” - a design of wayside materials, wild flowers and / or grasses 37. All Alone” – 1 bloom with any foliage or natural material 38. “Pumpkin Pleaser” - arrangement including miniature sunflowers, not to exceed 12 inches all around including the

pumpkin 39. “Just for Laughs” - people put their flowers in the darndest things 40. “Butterflies” - an arrangement using butterflies in an antique container 41. “Midnight Madness” - an arrangement in a black container SPECIALS 42. Bonnie Baker

“Coffee with Friends ” – arrangement in a coffee mug…..$5.00 $3.00 $2.00 43. Laura Hansuld

“Keeping up Traditions” - an arrangement featuring an old garden tool …$5.00 $3.00 44. Rev. J.W. Siebert

Floral arrangement for a church using gladioli….$5.00 $3.00

45. Tavistock and Area Horticultural Society Fairy Garden, no more than 12 inches in any direction …...$5.00 $3.00 $2.00

CLASS 56 – HANDICRAFTS

Convenor: Janet Heinbuch 519-273-4327 Judges: Teresa MacKay and Margaret Fielding

Both men and women are welcome to enter all categories listed. Important: All exhibits must be new, clean and the work of the exhibitor. They must not have been exhibited previously. Prize Money (1-16, 30-58, 61-76, 78-83, 90-94)………………………………$5.00 / $4.00 / 3.00 If more than 6 entries in a class, a fourth prize of $2.00 will be awarded. HOUSEHOLD ACCESSORIES 1. Cushion or pillow, any technique approximately 16” square 9. Pair of placemats 2. Framed, counted cross-stitch picture, at least 10” in length 10. Kitchen accessory 3. Machine-quilted wall hanging, maximum 110” perimeter 11. Pair of pot holders 4. A Fairy Garden, up to 12” long 12. One pair of pillowcases, hand decorated 5. Any unframed cross – stitch item 13. Accessory for a girl’s room 6. Decorative door or wall decoration 14. Accessory for a boy’s room 7. Refrigerator magnet 15. Accessory for a baby’s room 8. Table runner, at least 24” long 16. Crib quilt HAND QUILTS – (size should be minimum of 324 inches measured on the perimeter) (See full prize list for details of OAAS Championship Quilt) Prize Money (17- 21, 25,26)……………………………………………………$10.00 / $8.00 / $6.00 17. Appliqué quilt 18. Quilt, plain, both sides, judged for quilting only 19. Quilt, embroidered or cross-stitched 20. Quilt made by a first time exhibitor 21. Preprinted fabric, hand quilted GRAND CHAMPION Hand Quilted quilt and RESERVE are judged from all first and second prize quilts and both receive a Rosette 22. Grand Champion Quilt Winner……………………………………………………….$30.00 prize Sponsored by Fabricland, Stratford YE OLD FABRIC SHOPPE SPECIAL 23. Pieced Quilt – minimum 324 inches perimeter (eligible for Grand Champion Quilt) First prize sponsored by Ye Old Fabric Shoppe, Stratford…………….$15.00 / $8.00 / $ 6.00 (Hand quilts not eligible for OAAS Championship Quilt) 24. DOROTHY REIBLING MEMORIAL SPECIAL Quilt hand-quilted by 2 or more people sponsored by the family of the late Dorothy Reibling …………………$25.00/$15.00/$10.00 25. Quilt, top only 26. MACHINE QUILTED QUILT or WALLHANGING (size should be minimum of 324 inches on the perimeter – See details

for OAAS Championship Quilt) GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP & RESERVED machine quilted quilt/wall hanging both receive a Rosette 27. Grand Championship Machine Quilted Quilt Winner .……………………………..$30.00 prize Sponsored by The Quilt Place, Shakespeare ELIZABETH JUNKER MEMORIAL SPECIAL 28. A Tied Comforter, approximately size 60” x 80”, featuring the fair theme—Butterflies Sponsored by Princess Elizabeth Women's Institute $6.00 / $5.00 / $4.00 BONNIE BAKER SPECIAL 29. Any new quilted item pieced and / or appliqued, smaller than a bed quilt, made with an old quilt pattern, pattern named……………………..……..$5.00 / $4.00 / $3.00 SEWING 30. Sleepwear, fabric swatch attached 31. Girl’s dress, fabric swatch attached 32. Sleep pants, fabric swatch attached

33. Article of clothing made from polar fleece, fabric swatch attached 34. Handmade tote bag or carryall, fabric swatch attached 35. A wiener sack pillowcase, fabric swatch attached 36. A bowl cozy, fabric swatch attached 37. Baby's Bib, fabric swatch attached 38. An unfinished sewing project, fabric swatch attached 39. Any sewn item, not listed, fabric swatch attached KNITTING OR CROCHETING 40. One pair of mittens 41. Hat, toque, or other headwear 42. Infinity scarf, knitted 43. Child’s sweater, knitted 44. Adult’s sweater, knitted 45. Pocket Knit scarf 46. Adult shawl, shrug, or poncho knitted or crocheted 47. Baby blanket, knitted –maximum 50 inches long 48. Baby blanket, crocheted –maximum 50 inches long 49. Baby outfit 50. Dishcloths, pair, crocheted 51. Dishcloths, pair, knitted 52. Afghan, knitted 53. Afghan, crocheted 54. Crocheted doily 55. Unfinished knitted or crocheted project—put in closed bag (include the pattern) 56. Any knitted article, not listed 57. Any crocheted article, not listed 58. A hand – knitted scarf (not infinity) ANNA McKAY SPECIAL 59. Any craft article made with granny squares ………………………………..$5.00 / $3.00 / $2.00 Prize money donated by Anna P. Lewis Women's Institute SHALL WE KNIT SPECIAL 60. Hand – knitted pair of socks ……………………………………………….$15.00 / $10.00 / $5.00 Prizes donated by 'Shall We Knit'. Kitchener MISCELLANEOUS 61. Any stuffed toy, up to 40” 62. A plastic canvas item, under 12” 63. Adult colouring page, up to 8” X 10” size, mounted with 1” border, using pencil crayon 64. Adult colouring page, up to 8” X 10” size, mounted with 1” border, using marker 65. Homemade Retirement card, with verse 66. New Idea for a Craft, named 67. Answering machine greeting (written) 68. Handwritten poem using cursive writing (as below) mounted with a border The Butterfly As love falls down from the sky, It lands on the wings of a butterfly. The butterfly sings its songs and rhymes, And flies through the air, no concept of time….. ~Heather Adamkiewicz~ 69. Any craft, not listed, named, less than 12 inches 70. Any craft, not listed, named, up to 40 inches GOLDEN AGE Best piece of work done by any man or woman 65 years or over. Exhibitor's age written on tag. 71. Write a story of your family's heritage, (no photos), 1 page

72. Any quilted, hooked, tatted, or embroidery item 73. Photo taken during your childhood, including a handwritten story of the event, 1 page (photo mounted) 74. Any wooden craft under 20” in length 75. A scrapbook page, any subject 76. A craft made by ‘Grandparent and Grandchild’—with a note about how you made it with your grandchild 77. Any crocheted or knitted item $20.00 / $4.00 / $3.00 First prize sponsored by Mary Maxim, Paris, Ontario GRANDMOTHER'S LINEN CLOSET Items must be 25+ years old and not necessarily the work of the exhibitor, but the crafter's name must be identified. Article may only be exhibited one year. 78. Half apron, identify crafter’s name 79. Pillowcase, identify crafter’s name 80. Doily, identify crafter’s name 81. Comforter or Quilt, identify crafter’s name 82. Any knitted or crocheted item, identify crafter’s name 83. A smocked article HANDICRAFT DIVISION SPECIAL 84. For most entries in Class 56………………………………………………….$25.00 Gift Certificate Sponsored by Sew & Save Center, Stratford CONVENOR & DIRECTORS’ SPECIAL 85. A handmade article of jewelry………………………………………………..$6.00 / $5.00 / $4.00 Prizes donated by convenor and directors of Ladies’ Homecraft (Handicrafts Division) “BUTTERFLIES” THEME SPECIAL 86. A table centerpiece depicting butterflies…………….…………………….$15.00 / $10.00 / $5.00 Prizes donated by ‘Bella Floral Designs and Decor’, Tavistock BRAEMAR WOMEN’S INSTITUTE SPECIAL 87. Quilt made by someone over 65 years (eligible for Grand championship- include exhibitor’s age on tag) $6.00 / $5.00 / $4.00 88. Handmade Hostess Gift $6.00 / $5.00 / $4.00 DORIS STEINACKER MEMORIAL SPECIAL 89. Eight (8) lines of humorous poetry from a personal experience …………………………….$5.00 / $3.00 / $2.00 Prizes sponsored by Anna P. Lewis BERNARDIN SNAP LID / MASON CREATIVE CRAFT AWARD 90. Best decorated or functional homemade craft using a Bernardin mason jar and /or 2-piece SNAP lid….…………………………………$20.00 gift certificate from Bernardin / $3.00 / $2.00 91. A wooden article made from reclaimed wood 92. A barn board sign 93. A painted sign (not barn board) COMMUNITY CHALLENGES 94. A toque for a newborn, either knitted or crocheted, using Baby Yarn. No ties or ribbons. All entries will be donated to a local newborn nursery. 95. A pair of knitted or crocheted mitts. All entries will be donated to TAP (Tavistock Assistance Program)

CLASS 57 - SCRAPBOOKING & CARDS Convenor: Tara McIntosh 519-475-4551

Judge: Shelley Brenneman Prize Money.......................................$5.00 / $4.00 / $3.00

Rules: Must be new work, not entered in Tavistock Fair before. Layouts may be traditional, digital or hybrid style, 1 or 2 pages, any size unless otherwise noted. Pages should be in sheet protectors where possible, with holes at the top for hanging. 1. Tavistock Fair Theme – Butterflies 8. Sports Layout 2. Babies Layout 9. School Layout

3. Family Layout 10. Exhibitor’s Choice Layout – 1 page 4. Great Escapes Layout 11. Exhibitor’s Choice Layout – 2 page 5. Holidays Layout (Easter, Halloween, Mother’s Day, etc.) 12. Get Well Card 6. Celebrations Layout 13. Thank You Card (Weddings, Birthdays, Graduations, etc.) 14. Baby Card 7. Farm Life Layout 15. Wedding Card

CLASS 58 - HAPPY HOLIDAYS Convenor: Trish Wilhelm 519-274-0356

Judge: Jo Mackay

RULES: All Articles must be new and up-to-date work of the exhibitor. Articles may be shown for TWO consecutive years. If there are six or more entries in a section, that section will be split. Prize Money: $5.00 / $4.00 / $3.00 VALENTINE’S DAY 1. Hand-made Valentine’s card 3. Any craft using a heart shape 2. Romantic table centerpiece, using candles & flowers 4. Small gift box elegantly wrapped for Valentine’s Day EASTER 5. Easter basket 8. Easter-themed door decoration 6. Easter bunny, made of any material 9. Any Easter craft not listed 7. Three decorated Easter eggs on a plate SPRING BREAK 10. Handmade stepping stone 13. Decoration suitable for a garden 11. Spring wreath for the front door 14. Handcrafted wedding favour 12. Handcrafted birdhouse 15. Handcrafted wedding invitation SUMMER HOLIDAYS 16. Decorated beach bag 19. Decorated pair of flip flops 17. Craft made with seashells 20. Craft using pressed flowers 18. Tie-dyed t-shirt 21. Item made of clay pots THANKSGIVING/AUTUMN 22. Table decoration suitable for Thanksgiving 24. A craft using a pumpkin, any material 23. Autumn wreath for the front door 25. Any Thanksgiving/Autumn craft not listed HALLOWE’EN 26. Halloween wall/door decoration, any material 28. Container for Halloween Treats 27. Decorated bag to take trick-or-treating 29. Any Halloween craft not listed CHRISTMAS 30. Christmas stocking from a kit 40. Table centerpiece, suitable for Christmas dinner 31. Christmas stocking, handmade (not from a kit) 41. Handmade Christmas tree ornament 32. Festive door/wall decoration, any material 42. Handmade tree top ornament 33. A Christmas craft, suitable for displaying outdoors 43. Hand-crafted Nativity Scene 34. A Christmas wreath 44. Decorated clear gift jar of cookie mix 35. Snowman made from any material 45. Homemade Christmas gift wrap 36. Santa made from any material 46. A Christmas-themed gift basket suitable for a 37. Angel made from any material hostess gift 38. Christmas tree skirt 47. A small box, gift-wrapped for a child for Christmas 39. Christmas-themed table runner 48. Any Christmas craft not listed 49. Judge’s Pick of the Show $10. 50. Most points in the Class by an exhibitor $10.

CLASS 62 - COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS Convenors: Janice McIntosh 519-655-2882

Cyndy Dodds 519-580-9706 Judge: Lorraine Whaling

OPEN TO ANY ORGANIZATION Articles must be made by organization members Prize money.....$5.00 /$4.00 /$3.00 1. Lap Quilt [tied] – No longer than 40” x 60” 6. Colouring Page – Fair Theme 2. Butterfly Oasis in a Bowl – under 12” diameter 7. Scrapbooking – 2 pages “Butterflies in our Flower Garden 3. Homemade Butterfly Card – Fair Theme 8. Outdoor, Door Wreath – Fair Theme 4. Three Vanilla Cupcakes, Iced – Fair Theme 9. Something New from Something Old 5. Table Centre – Fair Theme, under 10” diameter 10. Surprise Me - Butterflies

CLASS 63 - FINE ARTS Convenor: Alison Johnston 519-272-1389

Judge: Cathy Groulx OPEN TO AMATEURS ONLY 18 years of age and older Prize money.....$3.00 /$2.00 /$1.00 Any Medium (oil, acrylic, watercolour, coloured pencil, pastel) 1. Drawing 3. Abstract – non representative 2. Painting Animation 4. Cartoon - Your own original caricature or cartoon situation-any medium. Felt Pen 5. Artist’s Choice Pen and Ink 6. Artist’s Choice Combination of Medium 7. Abstract 9. Fair Theme - Butterflies 8. Artist’s Choice Computer Generated Art 10. Artist’s Choice Convenor Special - Prize Monies $5.00 / $3.00 / $2.00

CLASS 64 - AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY

OPEN TO AMATEURS ONLY Convenors – Mona Eichmann & Heidi Lamb (519-281-6385)

Judge: Anne Innes Prizes $3.00 / $2.50 / $2.00 Rules: 1. Restricted to amateur photographers. Entries taken by professional photographers will not be judged. 2. Prints are to be 4” x 6” unless otherwise stated. Entries must be mounted on a black background with a ½” (1 cm)

border (except # 8 Narrative Photography and #20 - Enlargement). 3. All photos must be the work of the exhibitor (except #21 – Bonnie Baker Special). 4. Exhibitors are limited to one entry per section. 5. All entries submitted by the same exhibitor must be distinctly different from each other. Identical photos may not be

entered under different categories. 6. All entries must not have been previously exhibited at the Tavistock Fall Fair. 7. Photographs which are considered to be objectionable or offensive will not be allowed to compete or be displayed.

8. When in the opinion of the judge(s) a prize cannot be justified on the merit of the exhibit, the prize will not be awarded.

9. Entries that do not adhere to all rules will be displayed, but not judged. Black & White 1. Close-Up 4. Tombstone(s) / Monument(s) 2. Winter Magic 5. Take Me Home Country Road–roadway, path or trail 3. Reflection - in water, glass, mirror, etc. 6. Photographer’s Choice Colour 7. Close-Up 14. Effective use of Light 8. Narrative Photography – tell a visual story using 4 15. Garden Wildlife

photographs 4”x6”, mounted on black background 16. Barnyard Baby(s) 9. Underwater 17. Make Me Laugh – humorous print with caption 10. Baby(s) 18. Sepia (green, orange or brown effect) 11. Macro Photography 19. Photographer’s Choice 12. Seascape/Landscape 20. Enlargement, any subject, any size, framed 13. Dramatic Sky 21. Bonnie Baker – Look Alikes – relative and child taken at same age 22. Creative Image Making

Black & White Photography with Colour highlight(s), any subject, any size. Sponsored by Mona Eichmann

23. Musical Moments Sponsored by Dana McGregor

24. Fair Theme – Butterflies 25. Convenor’s Special – “Pick of the Show” judged on all first place winning entries. Prize donated by the Convenor.

CLASS 65 - JUNIOR DEPARTMENT Convenors: Val Jones 519-462-1954 and Monica Shantz 519-271-5519

Judge: Karen Trick JUNIOR DEPARTMENT – AGE 10-18 ARTS AND CRAFTS GENERAL: 1. Tie dyed t-shirt 2. Any article made from scraps of fabric 3. An accessory for your bedroom 4. A door knob sign for your bedroom door 5. Any article made with yarn 6. Any handmade wooden article not from a kit 7. Creative jewellery, any material. 8. A piece of origami 9. Dream catcher 10. Painted pottery/ceramics 11. Roadside flower arrangement in a suitable container. 12. Craft featuring your favourite team logo. 13. A homemade first aid kit containing 6-12 items (empty pill/medicine containers only). 14. A picture frame decorated with natural materials (i.e. pebbles, shells, beans, seeds, etc.) no larger than 24 x 28 cm. 15. Handmade bookmark. 16. Tallest weed (no roots). 17. Best dressed teddy bear (all clothing must be firmly attached) no taller than 60 cm standing. 18. Make an article for a desk. 19. Item made with one or more socks. 20. Adult colouring book page, mounted on a black background

HOLIDAYS: Fall: 21. Any Thanksgiving/autumn craft 23. Any Halloween craft 22. Craft using a pumpkin Christmas: 24. Handmade gift tag. 27. A small box gift wrapped 25. Handmade Christmas tree ornament. 28. Any Christmas craft 26. Cookie in a jar, include recipe. Judged on appearance. Valentine’s: 29. Handmade valentine’s card. 30. Centerpiece for a valentine dinner Easter: 31. Any Easter craft 32. Craft featuring an Easter bunny PHOTOGRAPHY: A. All photographs must be taken by the exhibitor B. Photographs should be standard processing size. C. All photographs must be mounted on a black background. D. Judged on design as well as photography 33. Snapshot “selfie”. 39. Snapshot – exhibitor’s choice 34. Black and white – photographer’s choice. 40. Snapshot – “Nature’s beauty” 35. Three snapshots, “forever friends”. 41. Snapshot – “Sports” 36. Snapshot “special pet”. 42. Snapshot – “Fun in the water” 37. Snapshot of a sunrise or sunset. 43. Snapshot – “Portrait” 38. Four snapshots of your vacation – mounted together 44. Snapshot – “Butterfly” (one or more butterflies).

include a title with location. BAKING: 45. Edible gift 49. Banana muffins (3) 46. Chocolate chip cookies plain(3) 50. One serving of an apple dish 47. Peanut butter cookies (3) 51. Homemade trail mix, 1 cup in a container 48. Cereal squares (3) OAAS COMPETITION (for 10-15 year olds) chocolate chip cookies: Our winner will be eligible to enter the district competition and will be contacted after the fair with details. SPECIALS: Junior Department Special: $4.00/3.50/3.00/2.00 52. Craft featuring apples 53. Creative hands (any craft not listed, non-perishable items only i.e. No food). Tavistock Opti-Mrs Special: $4.00/3.50/3.00/2.00 54. Machine sewn item 55. Make something inspired by an online source (i.e. Pinterest, blog, etc.) and provide a printout of your source. 56. Homemade bird house/bird feeder, any material not to exceed 60cm x 60 cm. 57. Recycled item made useful. Anna P. Lewis Women’s Institute Special: $7.00/6.00/5.00/4.00/3.00 58. Scrapbook page, any subject. (may be 1 page or 2 adjoining pages covering the same theme). Princess Elizabeth Women’s Institute Special: $5.00/3.00/2.00 59. A craft featuring the fair theme “Butterflies”. Convenors’ Special: $4.00/3.50/3.00/2.00 60. A creation using Lego, K’nex or other building blocks, your own design, no kits, mounted on a base no larger than 40

x 40 x 40 cm. 61. A duct tape creation. Bonnie Baker Society Special $5.00/4.00/3.00/2.00/1.00 62. Best constructed article from a kit Theme Special: $3.00/2.00/1.00 63. Create a plan for a garden to attract butterflies including plant varieties, special features, etc. Tavistock and Area Horticultural Society special: $5.00/3.00/2.00

64. Decorated flower pot (suitable to add a plant) Tavistock Dental Special: $7.00/6.00/5.00/4.00/3.00 65. Story board: Three to five photographs that tell a story mounted together on black background in story sequence. OAAS Poster Competition $5.00/3.00/2.00 66. Senior youth OAAS poster competition (grades 9-12): Theme: “Promoting your Fair”. Name and date of fair must be

clearly shown. Must be hand drawn. Size: Minimum 22 cm x28 cm, Maximum 28 cm x 44 cm. Entry must be mounted centered on black cardstock or Bristol board with a 5.5 cm border.

LAURA HANSULD MEMORIAL TROPHY Awarded to the boy or girl age 10-18 with the highest number of points in the junior department. This award is sponsored by the Anna P. Lewis Woman’s Institute. Thank you to the Tavistock Opti-Mrs and the Optimist Club of Tavistock for their donations to help increase the prize money in the junior department.

JUNIOR FINE ARTS Convenor: Alison Johnston 519-272-1389

Open To Amateurs Only See Fair Book for rules. Group submissions are welcome in section 67 – 75 and 76 - 84. Group will split prize money. Juniors 10-13 years old 67. Paint by number 68. Sculpture 3D 69. Drawing - Artist's Choice- black and white, lead pencil, charcoal, pencil crayons or acrylics 70. Painting - Artist’s Choice 71. Imaginative Creature - any medium 72. Computer generated art 73. Abstract (non – representative) - any medium 74. Cartoon -Your own original caricature or cartoon situation - any medium 75. Theme – Butterflies - any medium 76. Group Entry – any medium Intermediate 14-18 years old 77. Painting - Artist's choice 78. Sculpture 3D 79. Drawing - Artist's Choice- black and white, lead pencil, or charcoal, pencil crayons or acrylics 80. Imaginative Creature - any medium 81. Computer generated art 82. Abstract (non – representative) - any medium 83. Cartoon -Your own original caricature or cartoon situation - any medium 84. Theme – Butterflies - any medium. 85. Group Entry – any medium

4-H Club Exhibit Oxford County 4-H Association Special Class Your favourite 4-H project. Using any medium, show off what you learned using one or all of the 4 “H”s – Head, Heart, Hand, Health (your project article, Record Book, TWO facing scrapbook pages filled with pictures and journaling, a short essay, poster). Prizes: $15/$12/$10/$/$5

CLASS 66 - SCHOOL CHILDREN Convenors: Domestic: Paulette Roth 519-655-2776

Ruth Ann Wettlaufer 519-655-2080 Use disposable plates for displaying exhibits. Use small plates if possible. Exhibits must be on the prize list to be accepted. Vegetables are to be brushed, NOT washed, and should be uniform in size. Only one entry in each section. Grade 8 and under including Senior Kindergarten. Please show in grade completed as of June of this year. The Mrs. Mary Alice Roth trophy will be presented to the child obtaining the most points in the School Children’s section. Prize Money…………………………………$2.00 / $1.80 / $1.60 / $1.40 / $1.20 / $1.00 CORN, VEGETABLES AND FRUIT No store bought corn, vegetables or fruit. 13. Tomatoes, red, 5 specimens (stems left on) 1. Field Corn, 3 cobs (husked) 14. Tomatoes, green, 5 specimens (stems left on) 2. Potatoes, 4 tubers, white 15. Onions, any variety, 3 specimens, not peeled 3. Potatoes, 4 tubers, red 16. Garlic, 3 bulbs 4. Beets, 3 specimens, 2” tops 17. Green Peppers, 3 specimens 5. Carrots, 4 specimens, 2” tops 18. Smallest Pumpkin (orange in color – no gourds) 6. The longest cucumber 19. 5 mini potatoes (any variety) 7. Largest beet (by weight), 2” top 20. Vegetable person or animal (any decorations 8. Funniest shaped carrot or carrots joined accepted) 9. Pepper Squash, 1 (any variety) 21. Rhubarb, 5 stalks tied, leaves cut off, base left 10. Any vegetable or fruit not listed, 2 specimens intact, no taller than 12” 11. Potato, one with most eyes 22. Zucchini, longest in length 12. Cherry Tomatoes, 5 specimens (stems left on) 23. Largest pumpkin by circumference

24. Largest tomato, potato and onion (1 each, total weight)

FLOWERS

Convenor: Elaine Green 519-655-3129 NO STORE BOUGHT FLOWERS! Prize…………………………………..$2.00 / $1.80 / $1.60 / $1.40 / $1.20 / $1.00 25. Geranium, 1 bloom, self foliage 35. Tuberous Begonia, floating with its own foliage 26. Unlisted cut flowers, 3 specimens, 36. Cup and Saucer arrangement of small flowers

1 variety named (annuals) 37. Mixed bouquet of roadside flowers 27. Unlisted cut flowers, 3 specimens, 38. Dahlia, 1 bloom

1 variety named (perennials) 39. Arrangement in a small container 28. Black-eyed Susan (Rudbeekia), 3 blooms 40. Arrangement of flowers in a recycled container 29. Marigolds, 3 blooms 41. Bouquet of “My favourite garden flowers” 30. Arrangement of 3 different Hosta leaves 42. Collection of 3 Hydrangeas 31. Arrangement of flowers in a coffee mug 32. Collection of 3 Ornamental grasses 33. Gladiolus, 1 spike, not over 20” to first bloom 34. Arrangement using red and white flowers HICKSON LIONS SPECIAL For the most points in section 1 – 42………………………$5.00 / $3.00 / $2.00 TAVISTOCK & AREA HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY SPECIAL 43. Arrangement of flowers using the “Butterfly” theme. Prize……………………………………………… $5.00 / $3.00 / $2.00

COOKING

Boys and Girls Prize Money (44 – 51)…..$2.00 / $1.80 / $1.60 / $1.40 / $1.20 / $1.00 *Baked goods of two different entrants MUST NOT be taken from the same pan. Use small disposable plates where possible. 44. Dressed up wiener, using 1 only, any material accepted. 48. Cookies, (your favorite recipe) 4 cookies on a plate

45. Homemade pizza using and English Muffin for the base 49. Nuts and Bolts, 1 cup in a sandwich bag 46. Cereal Squares (your choice) 2 – 2” squares 50. Cupcakes, 3 decorated 47. Best decorated hard-boiled egg (unpeeled) 51. Muffins (your choice) 3 on a plate and remove paper liners THEME SPECIAL: Sponsored by Hickson Lions Club Prize………..$5.00 / $3.00 / $2.00 52. A cookie decorated like a butterfly, using edible materials.

PRE-SCHOOL

RULES: Ages 5 & under by June 2019. Must be made by child. Only one entry per child in each section. NO STORE BOUGHT FLOWERS. 53. Edible Necklace 54. Marshmallow butterfly using edible materials. 55. Arrangement of garden flowers in a container

SCHOOL CHILDREN - CRAFTS

Convenor: Gloria Wettlaufer – 519-655-2478 BOYS AND GIRLS: ONLY ONE ENTRY IN EACH SECTION. Please Show in the Grade completed as of JUNE , 2019 PLEASE NOTE: Any building block entry MUST be on a FIRM BASE NO LARGER THAN 40cm x 40cm . PLEASE MAKE SURE ALL TAGS ARE SECURELY ATTACHED TO ENTRIES PRIZE MONEY ( 56 - 80)...$2.00 / 1.80 / 1.60 / 1.40 / 1.20 / 1.00 THIS SOCIETY WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY LOSS, OR DAMAGE TO ANY ARTICLE ENTERED. GRADE 7 & 8 56. Any Craft not listed - Kits Included 57. Create a Snow Globe, using any type of glass jar 58. Using The theme: “Butterflies” decorate a Mason Jar 59. A useful Bird House-decorated with The Theme – “Butterflies” 60. Design a Map for a Treasure Hunt – no larger than 43cmx28cm (17”x11”) GRADE 5 & 6 61. Any Craft not listed - KITS INCLUDED 62. Using The Theme-“Butterflies” decorate a Mason Jar 63. Any article of building blocks (LEGO, MECCANO etc.) NO LARGER THAN 40cm x 40cm x 30cm. high.

Including kits and moving parts. ON A FIRM BASE No Larger Than- 40cm x 40cm. 64. Create a Snow Globe using any type of glass jar 65. Create “A Gift” for “Grandma” GRADE 3 & 4 66. Any Craft not listed 67. Any article of building blocks (LEGO,MECCANO etc.) NOT FROM A KIT NO LARGER THAN 40cm x 40cm x 30cm.high.

ON A FIRMBASE - NO LARGER THAN40cmx40cm. 68. Any article of building blocks (LEGO, MECCANO etc.) FROM A KIT- with moving parts. NO LARGER THAN 40cm x

40cm x 30cm high. ON A FIRM BASE NO LARGER THAN 40cm x 40cm. 69. Make a “Butterfly” using any medium- NO LARGER THAN 30cm 70. Decorate “A Hat” for the Garden GRADE 1 & 2 71. Any craft not listed 72. Any article made of building blocks (LEGO, MECCANO etc.) CAN BE FROM A KIT -NO LARGER THAN 40cm x 40cm x

30cm high. ON A FIRM BASE NO LARGER THAN - 40cmx40cm. 73. Colour a picture of a “Butterfly” or “Butterflies” - mounted. 74. Dress Up your favourite “Teddy Bear” – items firmly attached. 75. Using Tissue Paper – design a “Butterfly”

KINDERGARTEN AND UNDER 76. Any craft not listed 77. Any article made from building blocks (Lego,Meccano, etc.)– Can Be From A Kit N0 LARGER THAN

40cmx40cmx30cm high. ON A FIRM BASE – NO LARGER THAN 40cmx40cm- Can be from a kit. 78. Colour a picture of a “Butterfly” or “Butterflies” - mounted. 79. Make an “edible necklace” 80. Design a “Butterfly” using any medium. DIRECTOR’S SPECIAL Make a wreath for any season-using any medium Items firmly attached - and no larger than 31cm x 31cm 81. Grades 1-4 .....................Prize Money $3.00 / $2.00 / $1/00 82. Grades 5-8 .................... Prize Money $3.00/ $2.00/ $1.00 Prizes donated by the Convenor and the Directors of School Children’s Arts and Crafts. BONNIE BAKER SPECIAL Design a “Butterfly” ornament for the Flower Garden – Items firmly attached. 83. Grades 1 - 4 ...................Prize Money $3.00 / $2.00 / $1.00 84. Grades 5 - 8 ..................Prize Money $3.00 / $2.00 / $1.00 A TEDDY BEAR SPECIAL Using pictures of- Birds - Butterflies & Blooms –create a collage in the shape of a “TEDDY BEAR” - No larger than a ½ sheet of bristol board 85. Grades 1 - 4 .................................Prize Money $3.00 / $2.00 / $1.00 86. Grades 5 - 8 .................................Prize Money $3.00 / $2.00 / $1.00 Prizes donated “IN MEMORY OF MANDY” by her parents - John and Sheila Roppel. DORIS STEINACKER SPECIAL: OPEN TO ALL GRADES. 87. Eight (8) lines of humorous poetry from a personal experience. $5/$3/$2 (Doris’ love of poetry inspired the members of the Anna P. Lewis Women’s Institute to offer this special). FIRE CHIEF SPECIAL Create a “Fire Truck” from recycled material. All items firmly attached No Larger than 50cm in length. 88. Gr. 1-4 $3.00 / $2.00 / $1.00 89. Gr. 5-8 $3.00/ $2.00 / $1.00 Prize Money donated by East Zorra - Tavistock Township Fire Chief: Scott Alexander ****** LEGO /BUILDING BLOCK SPECIAL****** Create a “Fire Hall” from Lego/Building Blocks - on a firm base 40cm x 40cm 90. Gr. 1-4 $3.00/ $2.00/ $1.00 91. Gr. 5-8 $3.00/ $2.00/ $1.00 Prize Money donated by East Zorra-Tavistock Township Fire Chief - Scott Alexander TAVISTOCK GAZETTE SPECIAL OAAS POSTER COMPETITION – Poster – MUST BE HAND DRAWN DESIGN. Poster using Fair Theme and “PROMOTING YOUR FAIR”. Name and date of fair must be clearly shown. Size: Minimum: 22cmx28cm – without border. Maximum: 28cmx44cm without border. Entry must be centered on CARDSTOCK or BRISTOLBOARD exposing a 5.5cm border on all 4 sides. NOTE: name of fair district (Dist. 7), contact person, owner of poster- complete mailing address must be clearly labeled on back of poster. (1st. Place entry eligible to enter District Competition) Prize Money donated by Tavistock Gazette. 92. Junior – Gr. 1-4 $5.00/$3.00/$2.00 93. Intermediate – Gr. 5-8 $5.00/$3.00/$2.00

PRE-SCHOOL & PRIMARY FINE ARTS

(Same rules as Jr. Dept. Fine Arts) Following 3 classes ONLY COLLECTED HERE – displayed with rest of Fine Arts – In Main Arena Pre-School – Ages 5 and under 94. Drawing – Artist’s Choice $3.00/$2.00/$1.00

95. Painting – Artist’s Choice $3.00/$2.00/$1.00 96. Theme: “Butterflies”– any medium $3.00/$2.00/$1.00 97. Group entry – any medium $3.00/$2.00/$1.00 Primary – Ages 6-9 98. Drawing – Artist’s Choice $3.00/$2.00/$1.00 99. Painting – Artist’s Choice $3.00/$2.00/$1.00 100 Theme: “Butterflies”– any medium $3.00/$2.00/$1.00 101 Group Entry – any medium $3.00/$2.00/$1.00

39th BABY SHOW

Convenor: Elaine Weicker 519-655-1114 Sponsored by Tavistock Pharmacy

Sunday, September 8, 2019 at 1:00 P.M. Sharp Tavistock Memorial Hall *Children born after March 8, 2018 are eligible to enter. Please pre-register if possible by calling: Elaine Weicker 519-655-1114 Gloria Wettlaufer 519-655-2478 PRIZES: Handmade articles donated by various ladies of the organization and community. The Baby Show Committee would like to thank all those who donated prizes to make our show interesting and successful.