The 2019 Fair Booklet - South Marysburgh...

The 2019 Fair BookletThe 2019 Fair Booklet

Come Join Us Saturday September 14, 2019

www.milfordfallfair.com

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Back The Build

PARADE

The parade starts at the old South Marysburgh School grounds – 11:00 a.m.

See Page 7 for registration and prize information. Everyone Welcome!!!

Featuring Air Cadets,

Grampa’s Goodtime Gang, County Ukulele Band,

Prince Edward Radio Club &

LOTS MORE FUN!!!!

AT THE FAIR AFTERNOON DRAWS, VENDORS, BINGO, ARCHWAY CONNECTION,

THE COUNTY CARRIAGE CO. ADULT & CHILDREN’S GAMES/RACES, FOOD BOOTH,

DISPLAYS of CRAFTS, FLOWERS, VEGETABLES, FRUIT, ART, AND MUCH! MUCH! MORE!

* *CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMENT ALL AFTERNOON * *

Fair Admission: Adults $5.00, High School Students $1.00

Elementary School Students and Children under 5 years free

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2019 MILFORD FAIR SCHEDULE

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14

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8:00 - 10:00 A.M. Pancake Breakfast Fair Grounds

10.00 Grounds Open

Judging of Exhibits Shed (closed to Public)

10:00- 11:00 Parade Assembles Old South Marysburgh School

11:00 Parade starts and proceeds through Milford to the Fair Grounds

11:30 Parade Bands Play Ball Diamond

Displays Open for Public Shed

11:45 Opening Ceremonies Stage

Citizenship Awards Stage

12:00 Grampa’s Goodtime Gang Stage

Pumpkin Painting Children’s Tent

Drumming Children’s Tent

LEGO Creations Children’s Tent

Button Making Children’s Tent

Fish Pond Beside Children’s Tent

Miniature Horses East side of the shed

12:30 County Folk Chucking Stuff Ball Diamond

1:00 Live Entertainment Stage

Dog Show West side of the shed

Log sawing/ Nail driving Ball Diamond area

2:00 Draw for Wristband Prize Information Booth (Gazebo)

Bingo Bredin Hall

Parade Winners Posted Information Booth (Gazebo)

Kid’s Games/Races Ball Diamond

3:15 Lucky Draw Prize Wagon Beside Stage

See inside Fair Booklet for complete information

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*** BREAKFAST*** At the Fair Grounds

8:00-10:00 a.m. Pancakes and Sausages

Adults $8.00 Children (8yrs or younger) $5.00

*** AFTERNOON SHOW ***

Entertainment at the Ball Diamond! Something for Everyone!

*** PRIZE WAGON DRAWS *** 3:15 beside the stage

Pick your favourite prize. Something for everyone!

Tickets 50 cents each or 12 for $5.00 - available at the Information Booth

Come early so you don’t miss out!!

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!!!! ALL DAY FUN FOR THE KIDS !!!!

Miniature Horses!

Carriage Rides! Drumming!

Playground! Games & Races! LEGO Creations!

Fish Pond! Button Making!

Pumpkin Painting - 12:00 p.m. Come and decorate pumpkins!!!

Make them spooky or make them silly! Just come & have some fun!!!

At the kids’ area Age 5- 12 Organized by Prince Edward County Libraries

Children’s Games & Races - 2:00 p.m. Old-fashioned fun & prizes to be won!

Meet at the 3rd base line – baseball diamond Organized by Terry Veevers

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DOG SHOW West Side of the Shed at 1:00

ORGANIZED BY DOUG PARKER

All dogs must be on a leash. The dogs will not remain on show at the fair. Every dog must have a valid Rabies Tag. Large Dog: 1

st - $10.00 Small Dog: 1

st - $10.00

2nd

- $ 5.00 2nd

- $ 5.00

3rd

- $ 3.00 3rd

- $ 3.00

BEST OF SHOW DOG – JOHN LAMMES TROPHY & Dog Toy

CANINE IDOL - Trophy Donated by SUE LUBBOCK & Dog Wash – Pet Value

IMPORTANT NOTICE: All dogs must remain on a leash throughout the duration of the fair. Also, please be advised that dogs are not permitted in the shed at any time. The fair board thanks you in advance for your

cooperation.

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BINGO Bredin Hall at 2:00

SKILL - TESTING CONTESTS Ball Diamond area at 1:00 ORGANIZED BY GLENN GUERNSEY

Women’s Nail Driving Men’s Weight Throw Log Sawing - Ladies Log Sawing – Gents

PRIZES - 1st - $10.00 2nd - $5.00 3rd - $3.00

County Folk Chucking Stuff Ball Diamond Starting at 12:30

Corn Chucking (under 15 yrs)

1st $10.00 2nd $5.00 3rd $3.00

Ladies Rolling Pin Chucking (16+ yrs)

1st $10.00 2nd $5.00 3rd $3.00

Sheaf Chucking (Women 16+ yrs) (Men 16+ yrs) 1st $10.00 2nd $5.00 3rd $3.00 1st $10.00 2nd $5.00 3rd $3.00

Men’s Apple Chucking (Men 16+ yrs)

1st $10.00 2nd $5.00 3rd $3.00

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PARADE - 11:00 a.m.

Rules & Regulations: Drivers or riders under 16yrs must have a guardian sign the parade registration form. Children under 16yrs riding a bicycle or horse must be wearing a helmet. Motorized vehicles must be operated by a person over 16yrs. Tractors or other slow moving vehicles must have visible signage (triangle). For more information contact Larry MacDonald at (613) 210-0935 or Email at [email protected]

10:00 Registration begins 11:00 Parade starts from the old South Marysburgh School Grounds

Antique Car or Truck 1

st Voucher – Metro

2nd

Voucher – Imperial Sub 3

rd Voucher – Imperial Sub

Decorated Car or Truck 1

st Voucher – The Lunch Box

2nd

Hair Cut – John’s Barbershop 3

rd Hair Cut – John’s Barbershop

Decorated Go-Cart/ATV 1st $10.00 2

nd $5.00 3

rd $ 3.00

Decorated Float 1

st $15.00 2

nd $10.00 3

rd $ 5.00

Heavy/Light Horse 1

st Voucher – Coaches Pub

Hitch 2nd

Voucher – No Frills Decorated Tractors 1

st Voucher – Picton Pizzeria

2nd

Trivet – The County Fireplace Co. 3

rd Voucher - Subway

Best Machinery 1

st Birdseed – County Farm Centre

in Parade 2nd

Voucher - Subway

Odds & Ends 1st $10.00 2

nd $5.00

Most Unusual in Parade 1

st $10.00 2

nd $5.00 3

rd $3.00

School/Organized Groups 1

st $15.00 2

nd $10.00 3

rd $5.00

Judge’s Choice Maple Syrup – Wilber Miller – Miller’s Sugar Shack

ALL PARADE PRIZES WILL BE POSTED AT THE INFORMATION BOOTH BY 2:00 p.m.

mailto:[email protected]

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MILFORD FAIR RULES AND REGULATIONS

1. No entry fee for any exhibit.

2. All exhibitors must be residents of South Marysburgh or students of Athol-South Marysburgh Public

School.

3. Prizes will be distributed on or before November 11th.

4. All exhibits must be property of township residents and displayed at your own risk.

5. Exhibits may be brought in between 6 to 9pm Friday or 8 to 10am Saturday. All exhibits MUST be

in place by 10:00 a.m. SATURDAY. Judging starts at once and ONLY Officials are to remain during

judging.

6. EXHIBITS MUST STAY IN PLACE UNTIL 4:30 P.M. SATURDAY.

7. In case of bad weather, or other unforeseen circumstances, this Society binds itself to pay that

percentage of prize money as is consistent with the receipts.

8. Anyone not understanding how prizes are awarded is strongly advised to enquire of the President

or any other official before exhibits are removed.

9. Entry tags must be securely tied or pinned to exhibits before entering them in the Fair. Print

clearly, the CLASS and NUMBER of class (as they appear on the prize list) and your NAME and

PHONE NUMBER.

10. Please take special care to properly fill out entry forms.

11. One entry allowed in each division of any class.

12. Exhibitors may enter only one age category in each section.

13. EXHIBITS SHALL NOT HAVE BEEN SHOWN AT PREVIOUS MILFORD FAIRS.

Suggestions to Exhibitors

READ YOUR PRIZE LIST very carefully and exhibit what is called for in each class.

BE ON TIME and have your exhibits ready so that we may follow our program.

GRAIN: Take a gallon of threshed grain & and spread out on a table. Look it over carefully,

removing all green, broken or diseased kernels, chaff and weed seeds. Show only largest plumpest

grain.

POTATOES: Select the proper number. See that they are the same size, shape and typical of the

variety, or medium size and free from scab, bruises and diseases of any kind.

CORN: Select the proper number of ears. See that they are uniform

in size and length of kernels, straight and well filled at tip and butt. Remove husk.

TURNIPS: Select required number of smooth, medium sized roots. Trim

off tops and roots.

BEETS: Select required number of smooth, medium sized beets,

2 1/2 inches in diameter, as dark as possible. Cut off tops.

ONIONS: Select good sized onions with thin necks. DO NOT PEEL.

CARROTS: Should be uniform in size and shape, free of sunburn, not

too large but true to type of variety. Cut off tops.

PARSNIPS: Uniform size, smooth, straight. Cut off tops

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SPECIAL AWARDS

HOWARD GYDE TROPHY In memory of Howard Gyde

Will be given to the Judge’s Choice in Flowers

VEGETABLE TROPHY In memory of Barry Laramy

Will be given to the grower of the finest vegetable specimen on exhibit

MILFORD FAIR BOARD EXECUTIVE 2019

PRESIDENT Valencia Logan

VICE PRESIDENT

Dorothy Speirs-Vincent

TREASURER Don Farrington

SECRETARY

Doug McGregor

PAST PRESIDENT Steve Ferguson

PRESIDENT EMERITUS

Bruce Dowdell

INFORMATION BOOTH At the Gazebo

Buy your prize wagon tickets

Parade winners listed by 2:00

Wristband prize draw at 2:00 at the Stage Drop the tab from your wristband in the tub at the booth for your chance to win $100.00

A SPECIAL THANK YOU

The executive thanks all of the board members and the many volunteers who put so much time and energy into making the Milford Fair such a great community event.

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SPECIAL PRIZES CLASSES A-N Cash prizes provided by the generosity of South Marysburgh and area residents

and other business sponsors.

CLASS A - GRAIN

Best 6 stalks of grain corn $5.00 Best 6 stalks of ensilage corn $5.00 Best grain entry $5.00 Exhibitor with most points in Class A Voucher – Penny’s Pantry

CLASS B - VEGETABLES Best plate of tomatoes, any variety $5.00

Best plate of tomatoes, heirloom $5.00 Best plate of potatoes $5.00 Largest pumpkin or squash $5.00

Best collection of vegetables $5.00

Best collection of organic vegetables $5.00 Best collection of pickling vegetables $5.00 Best 6 ears of corn $5.00 Exhibitor with most points in Class B Voucher – County Sunshine Best in Class B - Cat. #46, 48 & 51 $5.00 each Barry Laramy Memorial Trophy for Best Vegetable Specimen - To grower

CLASS C – FRUIT & Honey

At Judges Discretion Maximum 2 ($5.00 each)

Exhibitor with most points in Class C $10.00

CLASS D – Open Class

Judge’s choice Youth (up to 17 yrs) – Movie Tickets – Regent Theatre

Adult (over 18 yrs) – Voucher – Crowe’s Footwear

CLASS E - PHOTOGRAPHY

Best photograph in Category A Movie Passes – Regent Theatre

(Youth age 13 or younger)

Best photograph in Category B Voucher – Print Craft

Adult age 14 and older)

Judges’ Choice in Photography Voucher – Books & Company

CLASS F - FLOWERS

Sunflower Bouquet #20 Tea Cup Candle – Painted Pieces Wildflower Bouquet #25 Voucher – Sudz & Stuff

Thanksgiving Arrangement #28 Vase & Voucher – Flowers by Marvin

Miniature Flower Arrangement #30 Voucher – Hair Care Company

Best Specimen of Show in Class F Voucher – Flowers & Such

Exhibitor with most points in Class F $25.00 cash from Walker’s Greenhouse &

The Murray & Leona Head Award

Judges Choice in Flowers Howard Gyde Trophy

CLASS F - FLOWERS Ages 13 or under Flower arrangement in an antique #37 Happy Meals – McDonald’s Any House plant you help look after #40 Happy Meals – McDonald’s

Fairy Garden #41 $25.00 cash from Walker’s Greenhouse

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CLASS G - COOKING Ages 13 or under

Brownies $5.00 Sugar cookies, decorated $5.00 Packed school lunch box (to include list of contents) $5.00

Exhibitor with most points in Class G Happy Meals – McDonald’s CLASS H - COOKING Pie, any kind Voucher– Island Family Restaurant Fruit bread Voucher – Miss Lilly’s Cafe

Canned fruit, any kind Voucher – City Revival

Pickles, chili sauce Voucher – J.H. Porte Exhibitor with most points in Class H Olive Oil – Kingston Olive Oil Co.

CLASS I - HOBBIES & COLLECTIONS A craft animal made from recycled materials $5.00 & McDonald’s Value Meal

- ages 5 and under -Sect. 4

Lego - ages 6-10 - Sect. 10 a)small $5.00 & McDonald’s Value Meal

b)large $5.00 & McDonald’s Value Meal

c)collection $5.00 & McDonald’s Value Meal

Any wood craft - 11 to 16 - Sect. 18 $10.00

Wood carving - 17 yrs and over - Sect. 29 Voucher – Red’s Threads

Scrapbook page - ages 17 and over - Sect. 34 Voucher – Schooners Fish & Chips Best Entry Category(any craft)2.(5 yrs. or Under) $5.00

8. (6 to 10 yrs.) $5.00

17.(11 to 16 yrs.) $10.00

28.(17 yrs. or Over) $10.00 Exhibitor with most points in Class I Voucher – Prince Edward Pizza

Family Mementos with Story #42 Voucher – Crepe Escape

CLASS J – NEEDLEWORK Ages 17 or under

At judges’ discretion (Maximum of 5) $5.00

Best of Show Wash, Cut, Style – Finishing Touch

Judges’ choice in knitting (class J or K) Value Meals – McDonald’s

CLASS K – NEEDLEWORK Ages 18 or over

At judges’ discretion (Maximum of 5) $10.00

Best of Show Voucher - Rosehaven

Judges’ choice in knitting (class J or K) Voucher – Picton Fabric World

CLASS L - ART Judges choice in each division $10.00

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EXHIBIT CLASSES AND CATEGORIES

REGULAR EXHIBIT PRIZES - ALL CLASSES First - $5.00 Second - $4.00 Third - $3.00

MOST POINTS WON AT FAIR Boy or Girl (16 or under) 1st $15.00 2nd - $10.00 Cash prizes provided by the generosity of the residents of South Marysburgh and area.

CLASS A – GRAIN Nancy Butler Sarah Moran Collier For Special Prizes see page 10 of booklet

* 1. Corn, 6 stalks, with ears attached, ensilage or grain 2. Corn, 6 ears, grain * 3. Any grain, name and variety 4. Largest head of Sunflower 5. Tallest Sunflower CLASS B - VEGETABLES Nancy Butler

Sarah Moran Collier For Special Prizes see page 10 of booklet 1. Melon,1 * 2. Potatoes,3 named - red * 3. Potatoes,3 named - white * 4. Potatoes,3 named – any other variety 5. Cucumbers, pickling, 1 pint 6. Cucumbers, slicing, 1 7. Beets,3 8. Carrots, long type, 3

9. Carrots, short type, 3 * 10. Corn, 3 ears, husked, sweet 11. Onions, Globe, 3 12. Onions, Flat, 3 13. Pumpkin, field

14. Pumpkin, pie

* 15. Squash or pumpkin, largest by weight 16. Squash Butternut, 1 17. Squash, Pepper, 1

18. Squash, hubbard, 1 19. Squash, any variety, 1 * 20. Tomatoes, 3 any variety (named) exhibit with stems

* 21. Tomatoes, 3 Heirloom (named) exhibit with stems 22. Peppers, large green, 3

23. Peppers, large red, 3 24. Peppers, hot, 3

25. Ground Cherries, 1 quart 26. Zucchini (a) under 7” (b) 7” and over 27. Oddities, weirdest vegetable you grew this year * 28. Collection of vegetables - 11 quart basket or container of approx. size * 29. Collection of pickling vegetables - arranged on low container 30. Salad vegetables(a) lettuces (b) mixture of salad vegetables(in a low

container) 31. Tom Thumb tomatoes - 1 quart

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CLASS B - VEGETABLES (continued)

32. Eggplant 33. Gourds 34. Garlic, 3 on a plate 35. Leeks, 3 on a plate

36. Collection of herbs 37. Any other variety of vegetable

38. Prize specimen, the finest vegetable you grew this year

CLASS B - VEGETABLES - Ages 5 to 9 at time of the fair Vegetables do not have to be grown by child. * 39. Draw a picture of your vegetable garden 40. Basket of Salad Vegetables * 41. Basket of Vegetables 42. Decorate a pumpkin or zucchini

CLASS B - VEGETABLES - Ages 10 to 13 at time of the fair Vegetables do not have to be grown by child. 43. Basket of Salad Vegetables * 44. Basket of Vegetables

45. Decorate a pumpkin or zucchini

CLASS C – FRUIT & Honey

Nancy Butler

For Special Prizes see page 10 of booklet Sarah Moran Collier

1. Plate of early apples, 3 2. Plate of late apples, 3 3. Plate of pears, 3 4. Plate of plums, 3 5. Any other fruit grown in South Marysburgh

6. Jar of liquid honey

7. Jar of creamed honey

8. Honey in the comb – comb honey

9. Beeswax products – candles or any other item

CLASS D – Open Class Valencia Logan

1. Made in South Marysburgh – youth to age 17 2. Made in South Marysburgh – adults age 18 or over

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CLASS E - PHOTOGRAPHY

Mary Malone

For Special Prizes see page 10 of Booklet

Traditional Photography:

All photos must be mounted on matting or cardboard/construction paper, etc. or

framed to allow for handling without injuring the photograph. Photographs can

only be submitted one time for judging: only one photograph per judging category

is allowed and only residents of South Marysburgh may participate in the contest.

The categories for both traditional and digital photography are identical. Thank

you.

Note: If you are willing to allow your photograph(s) to be used by the Milford

Fair Board for the website, advertising, posters, Facebook and other Milford Fair

related communications, please complete an authorization note available at the

Milford Fair. If your photograph is used you will received a photo credit.

Digital Photography:

Photographs can only be submitted one time for Judging: only one photograph per

judging category is allowed and only residents of South Marysburgh may participate

in the contest. All digital photographs will be judged online; no digital

photographs will be printed. All digital photographic submissions must include

the name of the photographer, indicate the entry as either adult or child, identify

the category of the photograph and phone number when emailing an entry. The

deadline for digital photographic submissions is: Sunday, September 8, 2019.

Please email all photo submissions to [email protected]. The categories for

both traditional and digital photographs are identical. Thank you.

Note: If you are willing to allow your photograph(s) to be used by the Milford

Fair Board for the website, advertising, posters, Facebook and other Milford Fair

related communications, please request an authorization note when you email your

photograph(s) to [email protected]. Authorization notes are also available

at the Milford Fair booth. If your photograph is used you will received a photo

credit.

Category A - Youth age 13 or younger

1. Wildlife: an animal, bird or pet.

2. Portrait of a person.

3. An outdoor scene taken in The County.

4. Water of any kind (pool, lake, pond, fountain, etc.).

Category B - Adult age 14 and older

1. A photo expressing the spirit of The County.

2. Water of any kind (pool, lake, pond, fountain, etc.)

3. An action photo

4. Any black and white photograph



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CLASS F - FLOWERS Diane Walker

Mary Way

Entries to consist of any number of blooms desired (unless otherwise stated).

Please try to include only undamaged blooms of a similar size. Keep stems as long

as possible and use plenty of natural foliage.

For Special prizes see page 10 of booklet

FLOWERS Ages 14 and Over

1. Any African Violet - Single 2. Asters Bouquet 3. Any Begonia 4. Cactus - Any Variety 5. Succulent – Any Variety 6. Coleus 7. Cosmos Bouquet 8. Dahlia – Single Stem - Large 9. Dahlia - Medium or Small Blossom 10. Fern - Any Variety 11. Geranium – Any Variety 12. Gladioli - Single

13. Ivy - Any Variety 14. Marigolds – Large Blossoms 15. Marigolds – Small or Medium Bouquet 16. Petunias - Any Variety 17. Rose - Single Blossom 18. Rose Bouquet

19. Rose Floating in a Bowl * 20. Sunflower Bouquet 21. Snapdragons 22. Zinnias Bouquet 23. Any Other Large Flower 24. Any Other Small Flower * 25. Wild Flowers Bouquet 26. Single Flower using Bottle Container 27. Cup and Saucer Arrangement

* 28. Thanksgiving Arrangement Using Any Plant Material 29. Dried Flower Arrangement Using Unpainted Flowers or Weeds * 30. Miniature arrangement, over 3” but under 5”

31. Any Other Arrangement 32. Basket of Flowers – Mixed or One Kind

33. Basket of Flowers – Hanging - Mixed or One Kind 34. Any House Plant in Bloom 35. Any House Plant - Non-Bloomer

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FLOWERS - CHILDREN - 13 or under at time of fair Flowers do not have to be grown by child.

For Special Prizes see page 10 of booklet

* 37. Flower Arrangement in an Antique Container

38. My Favorite Large Flower 39. My Favorite Small Flower * 40. Any House Plant you help look after

* 41. A Fairy Garden

42. Any Flower or Plan Bees Love

CLASS G - COOKING Ages 13 or under Sally Cowan, Lynda McGregor

Leona Head For Special Prizes see page 11 of booklet * 1. Brownies (3) * 2. Sugar cookies, decorated (3)

3. Cupcakes, iced (3)

* 4. Packed school lunch box, include list of contents 5. Any baked item judged on flavour and appearance.

CLASS H-COOKING Ages 14 or over


1. Cake – any kind (1/4 of a cake is sufficient for entry)

2. War Time Cake with recipe (1/4 of a cake is sufficient for entry)

* 3. Pie, any kind * 4. Fruit Bread (1/2 loaf or a mini loaf)

5. Tea Biscuits (3)

6. Homemade bread, scratch or machine (1/2 loaf) 7. Cookies any variety (3)

8. Homemade candy (6 pieces) 9. Any baked item judged on flavour and appearance 10. Canned Tomatoes - 1 jar

* 11. Canned Fruit, any kind – 1 jar 12. Jam – 1 jar

a) raspberry b) strawberry c) any other

13. Marmalade – 1 jar 14. Jelly any kind- 1 jar

15. Pickles, green relish - 1 jar * 16. Pickles, chili sauce - 1 jar

17. Pickles, any other kind - 1 jar

18. Savory jam/ Chutney – 1 jar 19. Salsa – 1 jar

20. Pickled eggs (3)

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CLASS I - HOBBIES & COLLECTIONS Sandra Emlaw One entry only per exhibitor in any one section. Alison Hicks Carol Branscombe


Ages 5 years or under at time of fair

1. Any collection

* 2. Any craft

3. Best dressed doll

* 4. A craft animal made from recycled materials

5. Play Dough or plasticine sculpture

6. Scrapbook page

Ages 6 to 10 years at time of fair

7. Any collection * 8. Any craft 9. Model, any kind

* 10. Lego (or other similar) - a) Small b) Large c) Collection

11. Nature picture using bark, seeds, leaves, etc.

12. Scrapbook page

13. Ceramics

14. Duct Tape Sculpture

15. Any other sewing craft

Ages 11 to 16 years at time of fair 16. Any collection * 17. Any craft (not wood)

* 18. Any wood craft

19. Model, any kind 20. Lego (or other similar) - a) Small b) Large c) Collection

21. Dream catcher

22. Scrapbook page

23. Ceramics

24. Any other sewing craft


26. Any other hobby

Ages 17 years and over at time of fair

27. Any collection

* 28. Any craft (not wood) * 29. Wood Carving 30. Woodworking project 31. Models, any kind

32. Paper Tole

33. Dried flower arrangement

* 34. Scrapbook page

35. Ceramics

36. Folk Art

37. Fiber Craft


39. Any other sewing Craft

40. Any other craft

41. Any other hobby

* 42. Display of family mementos with a story

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CLASSES J & K – NEEDLEWORK Nora Parker

NOTE - IF 17 YEARS OR UNDER PLEASE PUT AGE ON ENTRY TAG

Note: Anyone is welcome to display up to 3 articles, without entering judging.

CLASS J – NEEDLEWORK Ages 17 or under


1. Crochet Any Crocheted Item A. For the Home B. Clothing

C. Accessory, ie. Scarf, Hat, Bag, etc.

2. Embroidery Any Embroidered Item

A. For the Home

B. Clothing


3. Felting Any Felted Item

4. Knitting Any Knitted Item

A. For the Home

B. Clothing

C. Accessory ie. Scarf, Hat, Bag, etc.

5. Needle Point Any Needle Point Item

A. For the Home

B. Clothing


6. Quilting A. Any Quilted Item

7. Sewing Any Sewn Item

A. For the Home

B. Clothing


8. Spinning A. Any Spun Item

9. Hooking A. Any Hooked Item

10. Cross-stitch Any Cross-Stitched Item

A. For the Home

B. Clothing


11. Any Other Needle Work Item

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CLASS K – NEEDLEWORK Ages 18 or over


1. Crochet Any Crocheted Item

A. For the Home

B. Clothing


D. Any original pattern

2. Embroidery Any Embroidered or Crewel Item

Or Crewel A. For the Home

B. Clothing


3. Felting Any Felted Item

A. For the Home

B. Clothing


4. Knitting Any Knitted Item

A. For the Home

B. Clothing


5. Needle Point Any Needle Pointed Itme

A. For the Home

B. Clothing


6. Quilting A. An Article for the Home

1. Quilt(Hand Quilted) 2. Quilt (Machine Quilted)

3. Quilt(Group Quilted) 4. Wall Hanging

B. Any Other Quilted Item

7. Sewing Any Sewn Item

A. For the Home

B. Clothing


8. Spinning Any Spun Item

A. For the Home

B. Clothing


9. Hooking Any Hooked Item

A. For the Home

B. Clothing


10. Cross-stitch Any Cross-Stitched Item

A. For the Home

B. Clothing


11. Any Other Needlework Item

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CLASS K – NEEDLEWORK Ages 18 or over (continued)

12. A handmade item of special significance to you with a brief explanation

of why it is special. (ie. apron sewn by a friend of family member gifted

to you or a quilt quilted by a family member or friend).

CLASS L – ART Ann McLurg, Buffy Carruthers


Age 5 & under at time of fair

1. Original drawing any medium

2. Original collage, storybook, or sculpture



4. Original painting any medium 5. Original collage 6. Original sculpture or 3 dimensional art work







Adults age 19 and over



Antique Farm Equipment Class Ben Cowan

1. Farm Tractors

2. Farm Implements

Entries will be accepted from the residents of South Marysburgh only. Entries must

be delivered to the site on the morning of the fair before 9:00am and removed after

the completion of the fair by 5:00pm. Questions:contact Ben Cowan (613) 827-7157.

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ATTENDEE CONTESTS

Prizes for the winners

1. Person from the furthest distance 2. Oldest person 3. Largest family 4. Child's (10 & Under) birthday closest to fair 5. Person (Over 10) with birthday closest to fair 6. Couple with anniversary closest to fair

LUCKY DRAWS

PICK YOUR OWN PRIZE!!!

3:15 p.m. – Stage

Drop your ticket(s) in the can for the prize(s) you want.

Tickets 50 cents each, or 12 for $5.00 at the Information Booth.

Many wonderful prizes available!! Something for everyone!!

MainEntrance

Parade Entrance

Bredin HallPancake Brkfst

Bingo

SHEDArts, Crafts, Flowers,

Baking Photography

Food Booth

Information

VendorsFood

Vendors

Kid’sAreaSTAGE

ChuckingLog SawingNail Driving

Private

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