Other Competitions

Please select the sections below to view the rules and classes for all other competitions not lists in other sections.

Junior Fair Youth Classes 4-H Classes Horse Competitions Livestock Other Competitions

Adult Photography

Class 19 – Photography

Coordinator: Debra Tice (705-305-9910)

Rules

Entries to be delivered to the Coldwater Community Centre between 1:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. on Thursday, before the Fair. Judging will begin after arena closes on Thursday. You may use any type of camera.

Colour prints - any size up to 8”x10”
All photographs must be mounted with a minimum border of 1” and ready to hang. Framed photographs will not be accepted
The competitor’s name, address and telephone number must be clearly printed on the back of bristol board
All colour photographs must have been taken within the last two years by the competitor whereas black and white photos have no year requirement
“Amateur” means competitor cannot make more than 25% on photograph-related income to be able to enter
The judges will be chosen from the community and will have great knowledge and artistic ability in the realm of photography
Competitors are allowed to enter one photo only in each category
Be sure you mark your entry tag with the class and the category
Winners who have ‘post-it’ notes on their photography are to go to the office between 4:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. on Sunday to receive other gifts. Proof of identity is required

There will be a ‘Best in Show’ for each class. The criteria of judging is as follows:

Technical Quality - Exposure, focusing, depth of field (sharpness)
Subject matter - What appeals to you. Fill the viewfinder
Composition Arrangement - use of elements, line shape, colour, form (do not put subject right in the middle of the shot)
Impact or emotional appeal

Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4

Sections:

A.	Colour Prints - any size up to 8" x 10"
B.	Portraits: can be formal, posed or statues, animals
C.	Sporting Events: such as rodeo, skiing, motocross
D.	Nature: this means the hand of man cannot be seen in the print Can be scenic, rural settings, birds, butterflies, wildflowers, seascape, animals (not domesticated)
E.	Black and White: any subject
F.	Abstract: to change the appearance of your chosen subject The result has no resemblance to the original subject
G.	Selfie Picture
H.	A Picture of Theme - "Rubber Boots & Country Roots"

Antiques

Class 20 - Antiques

Coordinators:
Monika Marsh (905-767-1623) and Laurie Gleadall (705-794-4668)

1. Amateurs only may enter - no dealers, please.
2. Entries must be the property of the exhibitor.
3. Exhibitors may submit only one entry in any one section, unless otherwise stated.
4. The same article may not be entered two years in a row.
5. Entries must be at least 50 years old (from 1973 and any date prior).
6. Condition & age to be considered in judging. Items with small cracks or flaws are acceptable and will not be disqualified.
7. No entry should exceed 15" high or be a photocopy unless otherwise stated.
8. Your phone number is not required to be shown on the Entry Tags but it must be on your Entry Form.
Tags will be opened after judging unless otherwise requested.
9. Displays will close on Sunday at 3:30pm but entries can’t be picked up until 4:00pm.
10. Each exhibitor must present the pink copy of their Exhibitor Entry Form in order to pick up their entries.
11. We will take the best possible care to safeguard your entries, but cannot be held accountable for the articles or accidents to them.

PRIZES

1st - 3 Points - $10; 2nd - 2 Points - $6; 3rd – 1 Point - $4

OLDEST DATED PIECE (as perceived by the Judge) - $10
JUDGE’S FAVOURITE – Gift Certificate / Prize
HIGH POINTS FOR A NEW EXHIBITOR - $30

Margaret Stoikoff introduced the Antiques and Collectibles Class to the Coldwater Fall Fair in 2002, and was a Coordinator of this class for many years. She passed away suddenly in 2019 and is greatly missed. The High Points Prizes are sponsored by her husband Nick as a tribute to her memory.

HIGH POINTS FOR A NEW EXHIBITOR - $30
HIGH POINTS* - $30

*The High Points winner from 2023 is not eligible to win this honour in 2024.

Sections:

1.	Advertising Tin
2.	Ashtray
3.	Baby Picture
4.	Autograph Book
5.	Book Ends
6.	Button Hook
7.	Cash Box
8.	Celery Dish
9.	Wedding Certificate
10.	Child's Plate
11.	Miniature Clock
12.	Coal Oil Lamp
13.	Coin Bank / Piggy Bank
14.	Crystal Fruit Bowl
15.	Porcelain Doll
16.	Flower Vase
17.	Fruit Nappy
18.	Amethyst Glass
19.	Hammer
20.	Hand Embroidery on a fabric item (i.e. Hankie, Pillowcase, Towel)
21.	Item Depicting Theme - "Rubber Boots and Country Roots"
22.	Ivory Piece
23.	Coal Jewellery
24.	Jade Jewellery
25.	Lady's Drop Earrings
26.	License Plate
27.	Magnifying Glass
28.	Memorabilia - 4H
29.	Sports Memorabilia
30.	Mortgage Papers
31.	Most Unique with a Story as perceived by the Judge (In a category not other wise included this year)
32.	Photo Taken at the Coldwater Fair
33.	Family Celebration Photo
34.	Pickle Fork
35.	Pocket Knife
36.	Shoe Horn
37.	Stump the Judge Please put answer in a sealed envelope and submit it with your item
38.	Tartanware
39.	Telegram
40.	Tie Pin and Cuff Links Set
41.	Toaster
42.	Wedding Invitation

MANY THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS!

Back in Thyme	Bob Emmett, Clarke Muskoka Realty
Bonaire Golf Club	Bourgeois Auto Group
Central Taxi	Coldwater Bowling Centre
Coldwater Dental	Coldwater Grill House
Davie Construction	Freskiw's
Gary’s Crafts & Gifts	Julie’s Boutique
Marsh’s Waubaushene Marina	Nick Stoikoff in Memory of Margaret
Norcon Concrete Pumping	North Rock Concrete Pumping
Phoenix Jewelry Co.	River Electric
Swift Canoe & Kayak	Team Powersports
The Christmas VIllager	The Clothes Closet
The Cottage Dog Pet Shop	Waubaushene Heritage
The Trailer Brothers RV Rental Centre	Waubaushene Truck Stop
Waubaushene Septic & Landscaping Supplies

Antique and Stock Truck and Tractor Pull

Class 22 - ANTIQUE & STOCK TRUCK AND TRACTOR PULL

Saturday, September 28, 2024 at 5:00 p.m.

"OTTPA SANCTIONED PULL"

Registration and Weigh In: 3:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
There will be no registration after 4:30 p.m.

**Helmets Mandatory - Snell 2000 or higher**
NO HITCHES WILL BE SUPPLIED. PULLERS MUST HAVE THEIR OWN HITCH
NO HITCH. NO PULL

Coordinator: Rick Telford (705-330-4735)

All pullers must conform to 2024 Ontario Truck and Tractor Pulling Association (O.T.T.P.A.) rules and THIS will apply for both trucks and tractors, refer to their website: www.ottpa.net
**There have been changes, everyone must read and abide by the rules**

Drivers must be 16 years of age to enter. Contact coordinator for clarification of rules.

ALL COMPETITORS WILL PAY $15.00 FOR MANDATORY OTTPA INSURANCE COVERAGE

4 Wheel Drive must pull in a 4 Wheel Drive class only

WEIGHT CLASSES WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED

Each vehicle may enter only two classes (including moveups)

Entry Fee : $15.00 per class

PRIZE MONEY MUST BE COLLECTED BY END OF PULL
CLASSES WILL NOT NECESSARILY PULL IN ORDER SHOWN

Sections:

1.	4500 lbs Prizes: 1st: $40, 2nd: $30, 3rd: $20, 4th: $10
2.	5500 lbs Prizes: 1st: $40, 2nd: $30, 3rd: $20, 4th: $10
3.	6500 lbs Prizes: 1st: $40, 2nd: $30, 3rd: $20, 4th: $10
4.	8500 lbs Prizes: 1st: $40, 2nd: $30, 3rd: $20, 4th: $10
5.	10500 local farm tractor Prizes: 1st: $40, 2nd: $30, 3rd: $20, 4th: $10
6.	Local Diesel Pickup 8500 Prizes: 1st: $40, 2nd: $30, 3rd: $20, 4th: $10 Limit of 10 Pullers/Trucks per class
7.	Local Diesel Pickup 10500 Prizes: 1st: $40, 2nd: $30, 3rd: $20, 4th: $10 Limit of 10 Pullers/Trucks per class
8.	Local Gas Pickup
9.	Local Highway Trucks Prizes: 1st: $40, 2nd: $30, 3rd: $20, 4th: $10
10.	OTTPA Super Stock 4x4 Trucks
11.	OTTPA Super Stock Modified 4x4 Trucks
14.	OTTPA - Single Engine Modified Tractor
15.	OTTPA - Modified Farm Tractors 8000lbs
16.	OTTPA - Modified Farm Tractors 10500lbs
18.	Demo Class

Art - Adult

Class 14 – Art - Adult

Coordinator: Pamela Harding (705-686-3274)

Exhibitor Fee: $8.00

Prizes: 1st, 2nd, 3rd - Sponsors’ gift certificates

Rules

All artwork is to be original, not a numbered or open print.
All artwork is to be the work of the exhibitor. The exhibitor must be an amateur artist, not having had any prior solo gallery exposure.
All artwork is to be properly framed or mounted and wired ready to hang. Any work not properly prepared will not be hung or judged.
Each artist is limited to a maximum of 2 entries.
All artwork must have been created within the last year.

Any subject in any medium

All awards at the discretion of the Judge

Pick up time is 4:00 p.m. on Sunday.

Any items remaining after 5:00 p.m. will become the property of the Coldwater Fall Fair

Sections:

1.	Any Subject in any Medium Prize: Gift Certificates

Baby Show

Class 163 – Baby Show

Coordinator: Judith Cox (705-305-1086)

Saturday at 10:00 a.m. (on stage downstairs)

It’s more than just a baby show - it’s a family affair! Come and join the community in celebrating our infants and toddlers! Children ages three months to two years are eligible and will be judged on requirements of their age category. Come on out and join the fun!!

Rules

No entry fee
Judges decisions are final

Prizes: All babies receive a participant ribbon for entering the Baby Show

Sections:

1.	Longest baby - Boys and Girls 3 to 7 months
2.	Least hair - Boys and Girls 3 to 7 months
3.	Most hair - Boys and Girls 3 to 7 months
4.	Most teeth - Boys and Girls 8 to 12 months
5.	Wildest hair (naturally) - Boys and Girls 8 to 12 months
6.	Biggest feet - Boys and Girls 8 to 12 months
7.	Curliest hair (naturally) - Boys and Girls 13 to 18 months
8.	Can tell everyone their name - Boys and Girls 19 to 24 months
9.	Least amount of hair - Boys and Girls 19 to 24 months
10.	"Chip off the old block" - To follow the baby show Two persons, who look alike, from two different generations of the same family - father/son, grandmother/granddaughter/ "Chip off the old Block" is only open to 3 years and up and judging is based on facial features

Knitting & Crochet

Class 9 & 10 - Fibre Arts

Coordinators:
Deborah Bloom (705-686-7577)

This year we are expanding the Knitting & Crochet to include ALL FIBRE ARTS!

Please Note: All items should not have been previously exhibited or entered into the Coldwater Fall Fair

Read all the additional Rules & Regulations for indoor exhibits. Obtain exhibitor’s card & exhibitor number by phoning 705-826-0826
Check that each of your items is listed & readable on all three copies of your Exhibitor’s Sheet. Exhibit Tags may be picked up before the fair at the places mentioned in the General Rules & Regulations so that tags can be put on your exhibits before bringing them to the arena. Keep these tags each attached on the exhibit until it is home safely.
All exhibits in completion in these classes MUST BE THE WORK OF BE EXHIBITOR. Exhibits must be NEW, clean, dry & odour free. No identifying names are to be visible except on the Exhibitor Tag. If here is a name on the article, please cover with masking tape. NO “choking hazards on baby items” (i.e. No ribbons, no ties, no buttons, no big loops)
Only ONE entry per Exhibitor per section. ONE exhibitor can win only ONE prize in ONE section. Exhibitor may not enter duplicate items.
“Boxed” means displayed in a suitable size box to keep pieces together, with NO LID.
Exhibits must be placed in the proper arena area by the coordinator from 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM Thursday & remain in place until 4:00 PM Sunday.
On Sunday at 3:45 PM, the Home-craft area will be cleared of spectators. Exhibitors are to line up at the north-west entrance to the ice surface area, with boxes & their pink Exhibitor Sheet. At 4:00 PM a volunteer will be available to assist each exhibitor in turn to find & carry exhibits & check & sign his/her Exhibitor’s sheet.

Class 9A – Knitting

Judge’s Choice for Hand Knitting

Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4

Sections:

1.	Afghan - Adult Size
2.	Socks - Adult
3.	Socks - Child
4.	Baby Afghan (minimum size 36" x 36")
5.	Three Christmas Tree Ornaments (boxed)
6.	Hat or Toque - Adult
7.	Hat or Toque - Child
8.	Mittens OR Fingerless gloves
9.	Fancy Sweater
10.	Scarf OR Cowl
11.	Poncho OR Shawl
12.	Vest (any Size)
13.	Slippers (NOT felted, section 1D Wet Felting)
14.	Any Sweater - Adult
15.	Lap Afghan ( minimum size 36" x 40")
16.	Home Knitted Stuffed Doll, Toy or Teddy
17.	Home Stuffed Doll, toy or Teddy
18.	Any article knit from exhibitor's hand-spun fibre - include sample of fibre
19.	Any article made from homemade knitted felting
20.	Hand knit outfit on a store bought doll, toy or teddy
21.	Hand Knit Christmas stocking
22.	Dish cloth/towel
23.	Tea Cosy
24.	Knitted Fall or Christmas Centrepiece
25.	Any article of loom knitting
26.	Any article of knitting THEME: "Rubber Boots & Country Roots"
27.	ANY OTHER article of HAND KNITTING, write what it is. Those listed above will not be judged in this Section

Class 10 – Crochet

Read the Rules and Regulations for Homecraft Prizes

Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4

Sections:

1.	Afghan - Adult Size
2.	Baby afghan (minimum size 36" X 36"
3.	Christmas Stocking
4.	Dish Cloth OR Towel OR Pot Holder
5.	Mittens OR Fingerless gloves
6.	Slippers - Adult OR Child
7.	Sweater or Dress any size
8.	Lap Afghan (minimum size 36" X 40")
9.	Baby/Toddler Jacket or sweater with Hat or Hood (boxed with no ties or choking hazards)
10.	Tea Cozy
11.	Poncho OR shawl
12.	Scarf OR cowl
13.	Hat or toque - Adult
14.	Hat or Toque - Child
15.	Three Christmas Ornaments (boxed)
16.	Market Bag
17.	Homemade doll, toy or Teddy
18.	Any article of crochet THEME: "Rubber Boots and Country Roots"
19.	Crocheted Christmas or Fall centerpiece
20.	NEW any Tunisian crochet item
21.	Any hand crocheted Amigurumi item
22.	ANY OHTER article of CROCHET, write what it is. Those listed above will not be judged in this section.

10A. Weaving

Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4

Sections:

1.	Swedish Weaving - Table Runner, scarf, placemats, etc.
2.	Rigid Heddle Weaving - Table Runner, cowl, purse, tote bag, jacket etc.
3.	Loom Weaving - ANY shaft
4.	Triangle Loom Weaving - ANY Item

10B. Spinning

Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4

Sections:

1.	Fibre spun on a drop spindle
2.	Fibre spun on a Spinning Wheel

10C. Needle Felting

Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4

Sections:

1.	Hand needle felting (landscapes, 3D animals, Birds, Toys)
2.	Machine Needle Felting

10D. Wet Felting

Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4

Sections:

1.	Any item of Wet Felting (Please attach a sample of roving/fibres used)

10E. Traditional Rug Hooking (Not Latch Hooking)

Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4

Sections:

1.	Any item of Traditional Rug Hooking

Cut Flowers, Potted Plants, Artistic Design

Class 13 - Cut Flowers, Potted Plants, Artistic Design

Coordinator: Michelle Lynch (705-325-4143)

Large garden carts are available in the flower and plant show area

to assist with loading and unloading your exhibits.

All entries must be in place by 8:00 p.m. - Thursday September 26, 2024

Flower Show Rules and Regulations

All exhibitors are responsible for proper placement of entries. All entries must include a correctly completed entry tag. Please refer to the show schedule for correct class numbers and titles. Entries accepted Thursday 2:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the arena.
Exhibitors are encouraged to follow directions as to number of blooms, colours and sizes as written in show schedule.
Exhibitors may place one entry only in any one class , unless otherwise stated.
Judging begins at 8:00 a.m. on Friday. Judging will be in accordance with O.J.E.S. (Ontario Judging and Exhibiting Standards 2019). The judge(s) decision will be final.
No exhibit will be awarded a prize unless, in the judge(s) opinion, it possesses sufficient merit, even though it may be the only entry in the class.
Only the Flower Show Committee is permitted on show floor during judging.
The Flower Show Committee has authority to sub-divide classes, providing there are a minimum of 3 entries per sub-divided class.
The Show Committee will take all reasonable precautions to ensure the safety of the exhibits and containers but can not be responsible for loss through theft or breakage. All components of an exhibit are the responsibility of the exhibitor.
Name plants and flowers if possible.
Please be prepared to take all entries home after 4:00 pm on Sunday.

Cut Flowers

Definitions:

Bloom: An individual flower, one to a stem.
Bud: An undeveloped growing point which may become a shoot, leaf or flower.
Collection: A specified number of different cut flowers, foliage, potted plants, branches, exhibited for cultural perfection (OJES 2019). Should be a variety of colours and variety of specimens.
Flower Head: A cluster of florets with the appearance of a single flower.

Notes:

- A bud showing colour is considered a bloom
- Cedar or plastic wrap may be used to hold exhibit firmly in container, should not be conspicuous.
- All entries to be grown by exhibitor.
- Exhibitor to supply own containers.

Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4

Sections:

A Collection of Asters

perennial/native, not to exceed 8 stems

A Collection of Asters

annual, not to exceed 8 stems

Begonia - Tuberous

1 Bloom floating, no foliage, Note: Bloom should not touch side of dish

Calendula

3-5 stems, foliage attached

Chrysanthemums

3 stems, one variety, one colour

A Collection of Chrysanthemums

not to exceed 6 stems

Coleus

3 stems, same variety

A Collection of Coleus

not to exceed 6 stems

Cosmos

5 stems, foliage attached

Special Award: The Roberta Dickenson Memorial Award - Best Dalia Prize: $30

10.

Dahlia

1 bloom floating, 6" and under, no foliage, Note: bloom should not touch side of dish

11.

Dahlia

1 bloom floating, over 6", no foliage, Note: bloom should not touch side of dish

12.

Dahlia

3 blooms, 1"- 3", foliage attached

13.

Dahlia

3 blooms, 3"- 6", foliage attached

14.

Dahlia

3 blooms, over 6", foliage attached

15.

A Collection of Dahlias

suitably arranged not to exceed 9 stems

16.

Echinacea (Coneflower)

3 stems

17.

Geranium (one colour)

3 flower heads with own foliage

18.

Geranium (mixed colours)

3 flower heads with own foliage

19.

Collection of Fall Foliage

3 - 5 stems, different cultivars in a stable container

20.

Gladiolus (red or pink)

1 spike per vase, may enter both colours, in a stable container, Note: 20" limit on lenghth of spike

21.

Gladiolus (yellow or white)

1 spike per vase, may enter both colours, in a stable container, Note: 20" limit on lenghth of spike

22.

Gladiolus (purple or orange)

1 spike per vase, may enter both colours, in a stable container, Note: 20" limit on lenghth of spike

23.

Gladiolus (any other colour)

1 spike per vase, may enter two different specimens, in a stable container, Note: 20" limit on lenghth of spike

24.

Gladiolus (bi- or multi-coloured)

1 spike per vase, may enter two different specimens, in a stable container, Note: 20" limit on lenghth of spike

25.

Grasses (Ornamental)

3 stems/ inflorescences, same variety, in a stable container

26.

A Collection of Grasses

suitably arranged, not to exceed 9 stems, in a stable container

27.

Collection of Hosta Leaves (over 6")

not to exceed 9 leaves, Note: leaf is measured from base of leaf to tip

28.

Collection of Hosta leaves (under 6")

not to exceed 9 leaves, Note: leaf is measured from base of leaf to tip

29.

Hydrangea (cone shaped flower head)

3 stems

30.

Hydrangea (ball shaped flower head)

3 stems

31.

Japanese Anemone

1 stem in bloom

32.

Lavender

9 stems, name variety if possible

33.

Marigolds - Large - over 3"

3 blooms

34A.

Marigolds - Medium - 1.5"- 3"

3 blooms

35.

Marigolds - Small - under 1.5"

3 blooms

36.

A Collection of Marigolds

suitably arranged, not to exceed 9 stems

37.

Pansies and/or Violas

3-5 blooms, foliage attached

38.

Collection of Petunias

suitably arranged, not to exceed 5 stems

39.

Rose - Hybrid Tea

1 specimen bloom, any colour

40.

Rose - Floribunda

1 spray, any colour

41.

Rose - Any Yellow Rose

42.

Rose - Floating

1 specimen bloom floating, any colour, without foliage, Note: rose should not touch side of dish

43.

Rose - Miniature

1 spray, any colour

44.

Rose - Miniature Floating

1 specimen bloom floating, any colour, without foliage, Note: rose should not touch side of dish

45.

Rose - Miniature

1 specimen bloom, any colour

46.

Rose - Most Fragrant

1 specimen bloom, any colour

47.

Rose - Any other cultivar not listed

1 spray, any colour

48.

Collection of Roses

suitably arranged, not to exceed 9 stems

49.

Collection of Rudbeckia

3 stems, in a stable container

50.

Salvia

3 stems of annual salvia, any one colour, with own foliage attached

51.

Collection of Salvia

suitably arranged, not to exceed 9 stems

52.

Sedum

3 stems, any one colour

53.

Collection of Sedum

suitably arranged, not to exceed 5 stems

54.

Collection of Snapdragons

suitably arranged, not to exceed 5 stems

55.

Sunflowers

3 blooms

56.

Zinnias - Pompom - under 2"

3 blooms

57.

Zinnias - Cactus

3 blooms

58.

Zinnias - Decorative

3 blooms

59.

Collection of Zinnias

suitably arranged, not to exceed 9 stems

60.

Any Other Annual - (not listed above0

not to exceed 3 stems or spikes, named if possible, may enter two different varieties

61.

Any Other Perennial -(not listed above)

not to exceed 3 stems or spikes, named if possible, may enter two different varieties

Potted Plants

Notes:

- Plants must be owned by exhibitor for 3 months prior to the show.
- Pots and saucers must be clean and plants well groomed and free of insects.

Special Award: Judge's Choice - Classes 62-79 Prize: $30 Sponsor: Meredith Orr, in memory of Leona Wassell
62.	Herb Planter a collection of herbs growing in a single container, minimum 3 varieties, named if possible. Sponsor: Lake Country Animal Hospital
63.	Variegated Foliage Plant one cultivar per pot, named if possible Sponsor: North Ridge Landscaping
64.	African Violet any colour Sponsor: Meredith Orr
65.	Begonia any flowering variety Sponsor: Team Micks Real Estate
66.	Coleus 1 variety grown in pot Sponsor: Tofflemire Farms
67.	Collection of Coleus more than one variety grown in a single pot Sponsor: Lake Country Animal Hospital
68.	Fern any variety, potted Sponsor: Chicken Of The Run
69.	Succulents (pot size 4" and under) open to all succulents and cactus Sponsor: Miller Waste
70.	Succulents (pot size over 4") open to all succulents and cactus Sponsor: Lake Country Animal Hospital
71.	Cactus/Succulent Garden a collection of cactus and succulents growing in a single container, minimum of 3 varieties Sponsor: Schultz & Dooley Marsh
72.	Potted Plant Trained on a Trellis or Support Sponsor: Brian and Bonnie Smith
73.	Geranium 1 variety in bloom, in a pot Sponsor: Lake Country Animal Hospital
74.	Mixed Planter assorted flowering annuals, in bloom, non hanging Sponsor: Quayles Brewery
75.	Impatiens 1 or more varieties in bloom, non hanging Sponsor: Team Micks Real Estate
76.	Orchid any variety in bloom Sponsor: Landon Warder
77.	Most Unusual or Odd Plant, Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5
Special Award - Lorraine Orr Memorial Award Sponsor: Meredith Orr, in memory of Lorraine Orr
78.	Any Other Flowering Houseplant - (not listed above) in bloom, named if possible Sponsor: Meredith Orr
79.	Any Other Non-Flowering Houseplant - (not listed above) named if possible Sponsor: Chicken Of The Run

Hanging Plants:

80.	Flowering Hanging Planter 1 variety, in bloom, equipped to hang, named if possible Sponsor: Ego's Garden Centre
81.	Non-Flowering Hanging Planter 1 variety, equipped to hang, named if possible Sponsor: Ego's Garden Centre
82.	Fern any variety, equipped to hang, named if possible Sponsor: Ego's Garden Centre
83.	Mixed Hanging Planter assorted annuals, equipped to hang, named if possible Sponsor: Ego's Garden Centre

Artistic Design

Notes:

- All designs to be completed when brought to the show
- Once placed on the show table, no one is allowed to move the designs
- Entry tags to be placed on table next to designs
- All flowers in design to be garden grown (yours, friends, neighbors) unless stated otherwise
- Accessories permitted
- Space allotted 24”x24” unless otherwise stated
- Wayside Design – A design composed of common and plentiful flowers, foliage, fungi, and/or weeds such as bulrushes, ox-eye daisy, golden rod, Queen Anne’s Lace

Special Award: Best artistic design Prize: $30

84.

Country Sunshine

A design to include sunflowers

85.

Rooted Elegance

A design

86.

Garden Galoshes

A design in a rubber boot

87.

Country Roots

A Design

88.

Blossoms in a Barn

A Design

89.

Field of Blooms

A Wayside Design

90.

Rural Hospitality

A Design in a Teapot

91.

Soleful Petals

A Design

92.

From the Garden

A Design in a Basket that may include flowers and/or fruit and/or vegtables from your garden

93.

Autumn Treasures

A Table Centrepiece to include a lily(s). Lily(s) may be purchased

Domestic Science

Class 6 - Domestic Science – Culinary Arts

Coordinators: Sheila Burk (705-835-6489) Debbie Southorn (705-835-3979)

Note: Entries must be the work of Amateurs. "An Amateur is one who engages in the culinary arts as a pastime hobby and not as a licensed professional. A professional is anyone who makes 25% of their annual income from their craft.”

Home Baking, Canning and Preserves

Terms and Conditions

A. Breads, Loaves, Cookies, Cakes, Squares and Muffins must be shown on STURDY plates (no paper plates) and in “OVERSIZED” zip-loc bags for the convenience of the judges.

B. Pies must be shown in a seasoned pie plate. Note: To “season” an aluminum pie plate, rub a small amount of oil in pie plate and bake in a 350-degree oven for 15 minutes OR a used aluminum pie plate is considered to be “seasoned.”

C. All baking cups and foil wrap must be removed and cakes removed from pan.

D. Jams and Jelly Classes must be in ½ pint – 250 ml. MASON style sealed preserving jars.

E. Other Classes must be in 1 pint – 500 ml. MASON style sealed preserving jars.

F. Jams, Jellies, Pickles and Canned Produce to be properly SEALED WITH CLEAN NEW 2 PIECE METAL SEALING LIDS or they will be disqualified.

G. No paraffin wax, no commercial mixes, no dyes or food colouring allowed.

H. IN EACH CLASS DO NOT ADD ADDITIONAL FRUIT, NUTS, CHIPS, ETC. UNLESS SPECIFIED.

I. PLEASE SPECIFY KIND OF JAM, JELLY PICKLES, ETC. IF NOT NAMED.

J. Complete Entry Tags with class number, section number and article name… i.e. Class 6, Section 4, Article - Pickled Beets or Class 6, Section 46, Article – Marmalade.

Please print name and exhibitor number legibly. Note - Return mailing labels work well. Attach tags with elastic or long tie wraps. (Staples can cause cuts)

K. Exhibitor may enter only one (1) entry per class.

Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4

Sections:

1.	Ginger Snaps ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: George Devitt
2.	Corn Bread (Use a no yeast recipe) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: George Devitt
3.	White Yeast Bread Sponsor: Matthew and Amanda Murray
4.	OPEN CLASS - BREAD MACHINE Baking Contest - (Specify kind) Sponsor: Grace Willmott
5.	"NEW" Molasses Cookies (5) Prizes: 1st: $12.00, 2nd: $7.50, 3rd: $5.50 ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Jim O'Connor
6.	Tea Biscuits - Plain (5) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Margaret-Anne Murray - in memory of her Mother - Joanne Doyle
7.	OPEN CLASS - Tarts (5) - Any flavor not listed in this Class (Specify Kind) ** Note: 1st Prize entry will go to this Sponsor Sponsor: In memory of Margaret Stoikoff - Former Antiques Coordinator
8.	Bran Muffins (5) (No additional fruit, nuts, chips, etc. unless specified) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Rocking Chair Ranch
9.	Morning Glory Muffins (5) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Marie Godbout
10.	Zucchini Muffins (5) (No additional fruit, nuts, chips, etc. unless specified) Sponsor: Bozcos Pizza, Coldwater
11.	Banana Muffins (5) (No additional fruit, nuts, chips, etc. unless specified) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: The Clothes Closet
12.	OPEN CLASS - Muffins - Any flavour not listed in this Class (5) - (Specify kind) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Dave & Donna Athron
13.	Date and Nut Loaf ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Meredith's Bartending
14.	Zucchini Loaf (No additional fruit, nuts, chips, etc. unless specified) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Janet Coombs
15.	Pumpkin Loaf (Any Size) (No additional fruit, nuts, chips, etc. unless specified) Sponsor: Eady-Grenard W.I.
16.	Cranberry and Citrus Loaf - Any Size (No additional fruit, nuts, chips, etc. unless specified) Sponsor: Eady-Grenard W.I.
17.	Banana Loaf (No additional fruit, nuts, chips, etc. unless specified) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Reid & Riley Fulcher
18.	Lemon Loaf (Any size) **Note: 1st prize will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Elsie Walker
19.	Chocolate Chip Cookies (5) (No additional fruit, nuts, chips, etc. unless specified) Sponsor: Hewitt's Farm Market
20.	Peanut Butter Cookies (5) (No additional fruit, nuts, chips, etc. unless specified) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Judith Cox
21.	Oatmeal Cookies (5) (No additional fruit, nuts, chips, etc. unless specified) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Nancy Howchin
22.	Shortbread Cookies (5) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Dave & Donna Athron
23.	"NEW" Sugar Cookies (5) (No additional fruit, nuts, chips, etc. unless specified) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Vivien Dickinson
24.	OPEN CLASS Cookies - (5) Any Flavour not listed in this Class - (Specify kind) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Jean Jolie
25.	Date Square (5 Pieces) Sponsor: Debbie Southorn
26.	Brownies (5 pieces) (No nuts and no icing) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Donna and Mike McCague
27.	Baked Squares - (5) - Exhibitor's Choice - (Specify kind) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Bailey Contracting And Custom Woodworking
28.	No-Bake Squares (5) - Exhibitor's Choice - (Specify kind) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Jean Jolie
29.	Homemade Fudge (5 pieces) - (Specify kind) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: In memory of Margaret Stoikoff - Former Antiques Coordinator
30.	Gluten Free Dessert - (Specify kind & please supply recipe) Sponsor: Tim Pollock
31.	Apple Sauce - Plain ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Jean Jolie
32.	Canned Peaches ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this Sponsor
33.	Coffee Cake - Any Kind - (Specify kind) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Meredith's Bartending
34.	Chocolate Layer Cake Sponsor: Coldwater Lions Club
35.	Single Pie Shell only (9" shell) Sponsor: Craighurst Foodland
36.	Apple Pie - Spices and Double Crust (9" pie) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: In Memory of Bill Devine
37.	Peach Pie - Double Crust - (9" pie) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this Sponsor
38.	Cherry Pie (9" pie) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this Sponsor Sponsor: Patricia Doughty
39.	Blend of Strawberry and OTHER FRUIT Jam - (Specify kind) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Bob Burk - Fair Board Past President
40.	Strawberry Pie - Double Crust (Any size) Sponsor: Hewitt's Farm Market
41.	Raspberry Pie - Double Crust (Any size) Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor. Sponsor: Barry Silk
42.	OPEN CLASS - (9" Pie) - Any Flavour Not Listed in this Class - (Specify kind) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Rocking Chair Ranch
43.	PLAIN Butter Tarts - (6) Full size, no mini's Note: 1st prize winner will go to this sponsor Note: 1st prize winner will compete against all District 5 Butter Tart Winners Sponsor: Meredith's Bartending
44.	Cheesecake Squares/Bars (2"x2" each square) (Any flavour), (4) (Specify kind) Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5 ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Nick Stoikoff
45.	Carrot Cake - Iced (Any size) Sponsor: Kari Smith - Elite Party Rentals
46.	Canned Pears ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: George Devitt
47.	Strawberry Jam -- (Cooked) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Judith Cox
48.	Raspberry Jam - (Cooked) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Richard Maltby
49.	Peach Jam - (Cooked) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor
50.	OPEN CLASS - Any Other Cooked Jam - Not Listed in this Class (Specify kind) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Margaret-Anne Murray
51.	Marmalade - Any Flavour (Specify kind) Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $4 ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Chris Fisher - In memory of her sister Connie Mallon
52.	Corn Relish ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Marion Potter
53.	Pepper Jelly (Specify Mild, Medium or Hot) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Bob Burk - Fair Board Past President
54.	Grape Jelly ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Bob Burk - Fair Board Past President
55.	Bread and Butter Pickles ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Jim O'Connor
56.	Green Cucumber Relish ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Sheila Burk - In memory of my mom Muriel Jacobs
57.	Mustard Pickles ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: George Devitt
58.	Green or Yellow Hot Dog Relish Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor. Sponsor: Adah Silk
59.	Zucchini Relish ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Elaine Walker
60.	Canned Tomatoes ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: David and Charlotte Doyle - Crystal Waters Farm
61.	OPEN CLASS - Any Other RELISH - Not Listed in this Class (Specify kind) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Debbie Southorn
62.	Pickled Beets ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Elaine Walker
63.	Dill Pickles - With Garlic (Any size jar) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Debbie Southorn
64.	OPEN CLASS - Any other PICKLE - Not Listed in this Class (Specify kind) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Patricia Doughty
65.	Pickled Eggs (Minimum 6) - (Any size jar) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: In Memory of Bill Devine
66.	Chili Sauce (Specify mild, medium or hot) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Sheila Burk - Domestic Science Coordinator
67.	Spaghetti Sauce - MEATLESS ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Richard Maltby
68.	Salsa Sauce - (Specify mild, medium or hot) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: In memory of her friend Laurie Gratrix
69.	OPEN CLASS - Any Other JELLY - Not listed in this Class - (Specify kind) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Susan Plue
70.	Mustard Beans ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Bob Burk - Fair Board Past President
71.	Butter Tarts with Raisins Only (5) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Jennifer Barker
72.	Strawberry Rhubarb Pie (9" pie) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Carey Moran Pure Country 106 Morning Show
73.	Raisin Pie (9" pie) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Jason McCoy Pure Country 106 Morning Show
74.	Chow Chow Pickles ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Elsie Walker
75.	Fruit Chili Sauce ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Susan Plue

Field Produce

Class 4 – Field Produce

Coordinator: Beth Allen (705-795-2965)

Field Produce will be OJES rules revised 2019 - Ontario Judging and Exhibiting Standards

Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4

Sections:

1.	Swede Turnips - 2
2.	Green Hubbard Squash - 2
3.	Yellow Hubbard Squash - 2
4.	Pepper Squash - 2
5.	Buttercup Squash - 2
6.	Butternut Squash - 2
7.	Zucchini Squash - 2
8.	Zucchini Squash coloured - 2
9.	Pie Pumpkins - 2 (Ensure you are entering pie pumpkins and not field pumpkins, as these will be disqualified).
10.	Field Pumpkin - 1 (Not over 30 lbs. or will be disqualified)
11.	Oddities - (Not over 30 lbs. or will be disqualified)
12.	Largest sunflower head in diameter. No stem.
13.	Tallest sunflower

Garden Produce

Class 5 – Garden Produce

Coordinator: Beth Allen (705-795-2965)

All items are to be shown on plywood or medium density board with sides or styrofoam plate, large enough to hold item, unless otherwise stated.

In classes 30 to 34 judging is done on shape, form, fitness, uniformity and freedom from blemish. All dirt must be rinsed off, “do not scrub”.

Garden Produce will be OJES rules revised 2019 - Ontario Judging and Exhibiting Standards.

Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4

Sections:

1.	Slicing Cucumbers - 6
2.	Carrots, long and slender (1" stems) -6
3.	Carrots, short and stubby (1" stems) -6
4.	Table Beets round (1" stems) - 6
5.	Beets, 5 cylindrical (1" stem) - 6
6.	Yellow Onions - 6
7.	Red Onions - 6
8.	Green Peppers - 3
9.	Red Peppers - 3
10.	Swiss Chard - 6 leaves
11.	Green Onions - 6
12.	Leaf Lettuce - 6 leaves
13.	Leeks - 3
14.	Cherry Tomatoes - 6 (stems left on)
15.	Grape Tomatoes - 2 clusters, mostly ripe
16.	Yellow Tomatoes - 6
17.	Yellow Beans - 15
18.	Green Beans - 15
19.	Purple Beans - 15
20.	Kohlrabi – 2 specimens - must be shown with 1" stem
21.	Decorator or multi-coloured corn - 3 specimens husk removed
22.	Ornamental Gourds - 3 specimens
23.	Brussels Sprouts - 1 stalk
24.	Cabbage, 2 green
25.	Cabbage, 2 red
26.	Flowering Kale - 1 specimen
27.	Eggplant – 2 specimens
28.	Garlic - 6 heads (2" stems, roots on but trimmed, cleanliness counts)
29.	White Potatoes (6 on a tray, must be named)
30.	Red Potatoes (6 on a tray, must be named)
31.	Late Potatoes (6 on a tray, must be named)
32.	Dutch Sets Onions (12 on a tray)
33.	Miscellaneous Garden Class Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6 Any vegetable that is not already in a class. Judging of this class will be decided by the judge and the number of entries. Sponsor: Golden Goo
34.	Home Garden Collection Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $8 Any collection of vegetables and include a boot and some roots in a creative display, 24" square tray with sides, no less then 6 different types of vegetables Sponsor: Golden Goo
35.	Largest single potatoe by weight
36.	Most peculiar looking vegetable. Judges opinion

Grain

Class 3 – Grain

Coordinator: Beth Allen (705-795-2965)

Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6

Sections:

1.	Fall Wheat - One half bushel
2.	White Oats - One half bushel
3.	Barley - One half bushel
4.	Six ears grain corn - Variety named
5.	Baled Hay - 1st cut, 10" slice
6.	Baled Hay - 2nd cut, 10" slice
7.	Haylage (in clear plastic bag)
8.	Corn Sheaf - 6 stalks - Variety and purpose named
9.	Grain Sheaf - 4" min. diameter
10.	Soy Beans - One half bushel
11.	White Beans - One half bushel

Rural Products

Class 7 – Rural Products

Coordinator: Beth Allen (705-795-2965)

Honey Information:

1. Exhibitors must be registered beekeepers and the exhibits must be pure honey from floral sources in the apiaries

2. Honey in sections 7-10 must be in 375ml unmarked glass jars/bottles only.

3. Any entry containing any foreign material such as pollen wax, will be disqualified.

Maple Syrup Information:

1. Professional Exhibitors are excluded from entry

2. Entries must be displayed (1) 250ml Kent bottle per section

3. Score Card Density 30%, Clarity 15%, Flavour 30%, Colour 25%

All Rural Products follow the guidelines from the Royal Winter Fair.

Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4

Sections:

1.	Hen Eggs - half dozen white in a carton, clearly show name of the breed
2.	Hen Eggs - half dozen brown in a carton, clearly show name of the breed.
3.	Largest Hen Egg displayed in a cup
4.	Smallest Fowl egg displayed in a cup
5.	Display 6 eggs from any other fowl, ie. Bantams, guineas, ducks. Clearly named
6.	Liquid Honey - White Sponsor: Golden Goo
7.	Liquid Honey - Golden Sponsor: Golden Goo
8.	Liquid Honey - Amber Sponsor: Golden Goo
9.	Liquid Honey - Dark Sponsor: Golden Goo
10.	Creamed Honey Sponsor: Golden Goo
11.	Honey in a comb. (one section in a window front container), approx. 4x4 Sponsor: Golden Goo
12.	Maple Syrup - Golden Professional Exhibitors are excluded from entry
13.	Maple Syrup - Amber Professional Exhibitors are excluded from entry
14.	Maple Syrup - Dark Professional Exhibitors are excluded from entry
15.	Maple Syrup - Very Dark Professional Exhibitors are excluded from entry
16.	Maple Butter Professional Exhibitors are excluded from entry
17.	Maple Syrup Candy Professional Exhibitors are excluded from entry - 6 soft or hard pieces displayed.

Heirloom Vegetables

Coordinator: Beth Allen (705-795-2965)

All items to be shown on plywood or medium density board with sides
or Styrofoam plate, large enough to hold item, unless otherwise specified.

Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4

Sections:

1.	Named pear type tomato - 5 specimens - Stem left on
2.	Named tomatoes - 5 specimens - Stem left on
3.	Named variety of carrots - 5 specimen
4.	Named variety of beets- 5 specimen
5.	Any type of heirloom vegetable named (and not already listed) - 5 specimens

Homemade Wine

Class 21 – Homemade Wine

Coordinator: To be determined

Rules:

1. Enter only 1 bottle of wine per class – Red, White or Fruit
2. Wine must be displayed in 750ml bottles; sealed with a cork or screw top
3. Made from scratch or wine kit; at home or brewing facility
4. Enter by 7:00pm on Thursday of the Fall Fair Weekend, Coldwater Arena
5. Winning bottles will remain on display until Sunday at 4:00pm
6. All wine will be judged by a certified Wine Sommelier
7. Label Design is a separate entry, No prefab or store labels will be accepted

Sections:

Red Wine

From grapes, kit, concentrate or fresh juice

White Wine

From grapes, kit, concentrate or fresh juice

Fruit Wine

From grapes, kit, concentrate or fresh juice

Design your own label

Drawn free hand, or computer printout.

Blush Wine

Blush Wine

Special Prize

Best in Show

Best in Show

From sections 1 to 3

Quilts

Class 8 – Quilts

Coordinators: Lynne Boyd (705 305 0298)

Barbara Gill (705 835 3349)

A complete set of Eligibility, Rules and Regulations can be found on the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies Website (www.oaas.com).

Hand Quilted Quilt Competition – Machine Quilted Quilt Competition

For further information contact:

Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies

oaasofficemanager@gmail.com

Vince Brenan, Office Manager (OAAS)

1911 Foxboro-Stirling Rd

Stirling, Ontario K0K 3E0

Tel: 613-395-2465

Rules:

Please include fabric and batting swatches for all entries.
If your quilt is in a class that is eligible for the OAAS Competition, please indicate your interest by writing on the back of the entry tag “OAAS – Yes”.
Indicate if you would like your quilt to be labeled “For Sale”.

Best in Show wins an extra $10 in memory of Evelyn Silk donated by her family.

Consider entering a quilt to honour our 2024 theme, "Rubber Boots & Country Roots"

Section 1 to 4 – Hand Quilting

Quilts must be hand-quilted and must be a minimum of 324” measured on the perimeter. Please note that section 4 is NOT eligible for OAAS.

Sections:

1.	Quilt, pieced and appliqued, hand-quilted
2.	Quilt, pieced, hand-quilted
3.	Quilt, hand-quilted, any single or combined technique including plain or preprinted top
4.	Quilt, hand-quilted, any technique, lap size or larger Note: Section 4 is NOT eligible for OAAS

Sections 5 to 10 – Machine Quilting

Sections:

5.	Quilt, pieced and machined quilted. minimum perimeter of 324" - entirely made and quilted by exhibitor Section 5 is the ONLY class eligible for OAAS
6.	Quilt, pieced, pieced by exhibitor and quilted by another person, lap size or larger Include the name of the person who did the quilting This section is not eligible for OAAS.
7.	Quilt, open class, any technique, machine or long arm quilting, lap size or larger This section is not eligible for OAAS.
8.	Quilt as you go method, lap size or larger This section is not eligible for OAAS.
9.	Quilt top, pieced, ready to be quilted (top only), lap size or larger This section is not eligible for OAAS
10.	Quilt, completed at Thimbles and Things class in Orillia, include the name of the quilt, class taken and instructor. Gift Certificate of $25 from Thimbles and Things for first place.

Sections 11-12 Baby Quilts

Approximate perimeter 160”

Gift Certificate for 1st place quilts from Thimbles and Things

11.

Baby's Crib quilt, any technique, hand quilted

Gift Certificate for 1st place quilts from Thimbles and Things

Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $5

12.

Baby's Crib quilt, any technique, machine quilted

Gift Certificate for 1st place quilt from Thimbles and Things

Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $5

Section 13 Wall Hanging

13.	Wall Hanging - Hand or Machine quilted, any technique exceeding 100" in perimeter Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $5

Senior Youth Art Work

Class 202 – Senior Youth Artwork

Coordinator: Connie Archer (705-433-4450)

No Exhibitor Fee

Prizes: 1st, 2nd, 3rd - Sponsors’ gift certificates

Rules

All artwork is to be original, not a numbered or open print
All artwork is to be the work of the exhibitor. The exhibitor must be an amateur artist, not having had any prior solo gallery exposure
All artwork is to be properly framed or mounted and wired ready to hang. Any work not properly prepared will not be hung or judged
Each artist is limited to a maximum of 2 entries
All artwork must have been created within the last year

Any Subject in Any Medium

All Awards at the Discretion of the Judge. Pick up time is 4:00 p.m. on Sunday.

Any items remaining after 5:00 p.m. will become the property of the Coldwater Fall Fair

Prize: Gift Certificates

Sections:

1.	Any Subject in Any Medium (12 and younger)
2.	Any Subject in Any Medium (13 to 17 years old)

Sewing and Crafts

Class 11 - Sewing and Crafts

Coordinator: : Victoria Booth (705-323-5429)

All entries must be the work of the exhibitor with only one entry per section.

All entries must be clean and odour free and completed within the last year.

Prizes: $10, $6, $4

Sewing

Sections:

1.	Decorative pillow, not knitted or crocheted
2.	Nightgown or pyjamas Adult Size
3.	Adult shirt, blouse or top
4.	Sweatshirt or hoodie, made using stretch fabric, any size
5.	Apron
6.	Reusable shopping bag
7.	Swimwear, one piece, bikini or trunks with a swim shirt any size
8.	Child's dress (Not smocked)
9.	Child's Outfit at least two pieces
10.	Costume for child or adult
11.	Child's article of clothing with smocking
12.	Child's bib
13.	Jacket, any size
14.	Adult Dress
15.	Gift bag for a bottle of wine
16.	Stuffed toy, not knitted or crocheted
17.	Matching outfits, parent/child, siblings, couples, human/pet
18.	Vest, cape or wrap, any size, not knitted of crocheted
19.	A Christmas stocking
20.	A Christmas tree skirt
21.	Pants or leggings with elastic waist, any size
22.	Recyclers inspiration, sew something new from something old. Attach a note describing the used item.
23.	Child's nightgown or pyjamas or sleep sack
24.	Bed jacket, dressing gown or robe, any size
25.	Hat, any size, not knitted or crocheted
26.	Four matching placemats
27.	Wall hanging, machine or hand quilted with a perimeter of less than 100 inches
28.	Table runner, machine or hand quilted
29.	Minature quilt, hand or machined quilted, quilt max perimeter 48 inches.
30.	One article of sewing that is not listed above

Crafts

31.	Macrame, wall hanging or plant holder
32.	A wooden outdoor article, not to exceed 18 inches in any direction
33.	Barn board wooden sign with words
34.	A wooden charcuterie board
35.	Wind chimes made from recycled materials
36.	Stained glass, not to exceed 15 inches in any direction
37.	Tie dyed article of clothing
38.	Item of cross stitching or needlepoint, back of work must be visible
39.	Christmas stocking, not knitted or crocheted.
40.	Hand crafted pair of jewelery, material of your choice
41.	Hand embroidered article
42.	As seen on Pinterest, must include a printed copy of the Pinterest pin
43.	Framed Stone Art, maximum 12 inches in any direction
44.	Three handcrafted Christmas cards, using medium of your choice, not computer generated, displayed in plastic coverings, no envelopes
45.	Scatter rug, not made with wool
46.	Any item made using a Cricut or similar machine, not to exceed 15 inches in any direction.
47.	Scrapbooking layouts, two 12 X 12 inch pages in page protectors joined together with a reflection of the fair's theme
48.	Wooden folk art piece, not to exceed 36 inches in any direction
49.	Decoration for a front door, reflecting the fall season, not exceeding 15 inches in any direction
50.	Any hand crafted item not listed above

Zucchini Drag Race

Zucchini Drag Race – for kids and kids at heart (no age limit)

A gravity drag race on an incline track with decorated Zucchini Hot Rods.

Sunday, September 29, 2024 inside the arena

Coordinator: JoAnn Warren (705) 331-8469

Registration and Decoration/Assembly at 10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

Drag Races begin at 11:30 a.m.

One weight class

Prizes: 1st prize: $20, 2nd prize: $10 for Round 1 Race 1st prize $10, 2nd prize: $5 for Round 2 Race

What you need:

i. Decorated Zucchini (bring your own decorated zucchini or bring decorations to decorate a zucchini provided on-site).

A limited amount of decorations and zucchini will be available on-site.

ii. Wheels and axles (provided onsite).

iii. Bring your enthusiasm, pit crew and cheering section!

Rules:

Only one Zucchini per person.
Each hot rod must be created from a single zucchini with the supplied wheels and axles.
The hot rods must be gravity-powered only.
Zucchini hot rod width, including wheels must not exceed approximately 8 inches
Zucchini hot rod length, from nose to rear axle not to exceed approximately 12 inches
The zucchini hot rods will race down a ramp in groups. Race heats will continue until a winner is declared.

Decorating Your Zucchini Hot Rod:

We recommend you decorate your zucchini hot rods at home, though we will provide zucchini and decoration options on-site

We would like our racers to be compostable so please no paint directly on vegetables.

Recommended decorations include pipe cleaners, stickers, construction paper, glue, tape, toothpicks, small toy “drivers”, other vegetables etc