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

Property Decorating Competition

Class 212 - Property Decorating Competition

Celebrate the Coldwater Fall Fair by decorating your property, field or business to promote Coldwater Fall Fair's theme "CHRISTMAS IN SEPTEMBER". Please submit your entry by September 16, 2022 to the coordinator listed below. This year's fair dates are: September 23 - 25, 2022.

Prize: $125

Classes:

Rural Property Decorating Competition

Coordinator: Angela Noble (705-330-2885)

You are invited to decorate your farm or country property with a hay wagon, bales of hay, banner, etc. to promote our Fair dates. Please include the Fair dates in your decorations and you may register with the coordinator, who will visit your property and take a photograph of your display to be judged by a committee.

In Town Property Decorating Competition

Coordinator: Amanda Murray (705-323-3254)

You are invited to decorate your in town property to promote our Fair and include the dates in your display. Please register with the coordinator, who will visit your property and take a photograph of your display to be judged by a committee.

Downtown Business Decorating Competition

Coordinator: Matt Murray (705-826-1038)

You are invited to decorate your downtown business to promote our Fair dates and please include the dates in your display. Please register with the coordinator, who will visit your business and take a photograph of your display to be judged by a committee.

Adult Photography

Class 19 – Adult 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: $8, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $3

Classes:

A.	Colour Prints - any size up to 8" x 10" Sponsorship: Phyllis Smith, In memory of her father Cyril Martin
B.	Portraits: can be formal, posed or statues, animals Sponsorship: Phyllis Smith, In memory of her father Cyril Martin
C.	Sporting Events: such as rodeo, skiing, motocross Sponsorship: Phyllis Smith, In memory of her father Cyril Martin
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) Sponsorship: Phyllis Smith, In memory of her father Cyril Martin
E.	Black and White: any subject Sponsorship: Phyllis Smith, In memory of her father Cyril Martin
F.	Abstract: to change the appearance of your chosen subject The result has no resemblance to the original subject Sponsorship: Phyllis Smith, In memory of her father Cyril Martin
G.	Selfie Picture Sponsorship: Phyllis Smith, In memory of her father Cyril Martin
H.	A Picture of Theme - "Christmas in September" Sponsorship: Phyllis Smith, In memory of her father Cyril Martin

Antiques

Class 20 - Antiques

Coordinators:

Monika Marsh 905-767-1623

Laurie Gleadall 705-794-4668

1. Amateurs only may enter - no dealers, please.

2. Exhibits to be the property of the exhibitor.

3. Exhibitors may make one entry only in any one category, unless otherwise stated.

4. The same article may not be entered two years in a row.

5. Articles must be at least 50 years old (from 1972 and any date prior).

6. Condition and age to be considered in judging. Items with small cracks or flaws are acceptable and will not be disqualified.

7. No article to exceed 15" high or photocopied unless otherwise stated.

8. Your phone number is not required on Entry Tags but it must be on your Entry Forms. Tags will be opened after judging unless otherwise requested.

9. Displays will close on Sunday at 3:30 p.m. but antiques can’t be picked 4:00 p.m..

10. Each exhibitor must present their pink exhibitor form when entries are picked up.

ANTIQUES APPRAISALS

Date/Time: 1:00 p.m. Saturday

Please contact one of the Antiques Coordinators for more information.

Cost: $5 for one item or $10 for three items

Tickets can be purchased at the Antiques Exhibit

If you would like a piece you have entered to be appraised, we will gladly get it for you provided you bring your exhibitor’s entry form. The piece must be put back in the display until Sunday afternoon, or it will be disqualified from receiving a prize.

PRIZES

1^st Place Entry Winner – 3 Points - $10 Prize

2^nd Place Entry Winner – 2 Points - $6 Prize

3^rd Place Entry Winner – 1 Point - $4 Prize

OLDEST DATED PIECE (as perceived by the Judge) - $10 Prize

JUDGE’S FAVOURITE – Gift Certificate

HIGH POINTS FOR A NEW EXHIBITOR - $30 Prize

HIGH POINTS* - $30 Prize

*The High Points winner from 2019 is ineligible to win this honour in 2022.

Sponsors for the High Points Awards are the Antiques Coordinators.

Classes:

1.	Children's Christmas Book
2.	Snow Globe
3.	Wine Goblet
4.	Men's Pocket Watch
5.	Sheet Music
6.	Shaving Mug
7.	Pipe
8.	Harness Bells - Maximum 20"
9.	Cookie Jar
10.	Egg Cup
11.	Cookie Cutter
12.	Item Depicting Theme : "Christmas in September"
13.	Farmer's Almanac
14.	Christmas Apron
15.	Perfume Bottle
16.	Calendar
17.	Wooden Nutcracker - Maximum 24" Tall
18.	Candy Dish
19.	Rosary
20.	Match Holder
21.	Teapot - Christmas Theme
22.	Candle Snuffer
23.	Silverplate Spoon
24.	Planer
25.	Christmas Plate
26.	Sugar Shaker
27.	Cornflower Glass Piece
28.	Child's Bob Skates
29.	Vaseline Glass Piece
30.	Gravy Boat
31.	Collector Spoon
32.	Jelly Mould
33.	Christmas Salt and Pepper Shakers
34.	Spectacles
35.	Christmas Tree Ornament
36.	Child's Train - Maximum 3 pieces
37.	Milk Bottle
38.	Key Chain
39.	Christmas Card
40.	Memorabilia of Coldwater
41.	Horseshoe
42.	Jewellery - Lady's Bracelet
43.	Most Unique with a Story as perceived by the Judge (In a category not otherwise included this year)
44.	Photo with Santa Claus
45.	Jam Jar
46.	Ice Cream Scoop
47.	STUMP THE JUDGE (Please put the answer in a sealed envelope and submit with your item)

Thank you to our Sponsors:

B&D Oil Heat Service	Genova Imported Ceramic Tile	Swift Canoe & Kayak
Back In Thyme	Georgian Hairstyling	Tay Motel
Bourgeois Motors	Golf Bonaire	Team Powersports
Central Taxi	Julie's Boutique	The Clothes Closet
Coldwater Dental	Marsh's Waubaushene Marina	The Grill Restaurant
Creative Signs	McTavish Roofing	Waubaushene Heritage
Flower Nook by Fresh	Nail Beauty by Bonnita	Waubaushene Truck Stop
Garden Fresh Fruit Market	Phoenix Jewelry Co.	Willow Tree Salon & Spa
Gary's Crafts & Gifts	River Electric	Waubaushene Septic & Landscaping Supplies

Antique and Stock Truck and Tractor Pull

Class 22 - ANTIQUE & STOCK TRUCK AND TRACTOR PULL

Saturday, September 24, 2022 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**

Coordinator: Dave Hughson (705-330-4735)

All pullers must conform to 2022 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 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

Prizes: 1st - $40, 2nd - $30, 3rd - $20, 4th - $10

PRIZE MONEY MUST BE COLLECTED BY END OF PULL

CLASSES WILL NOT NECESSARILY PULL IN ORDER SHOWN

LOCAL TRACTORS INCLUDING VINTAGE:

*Tractors may participate in Class 5 or Class 6 (not both)

**Tractors may participate in Class 7 or Class 8 ( not both)

Prizes: 1st: $40, 2nd: $30, 3rd: $20, 4th: $10

Classes:

1.	Weight up to 4500 lbs
2.	Weight 4501 - 5500 lbs
3.	Weight 5501 - 6500 lbs
4.	Weight 6501 - 8500 lbs
5.	Weight 8501 - 10500 lbs - 2WD class (without speed limit)
6.	Weight 8501 - 10500 lbs - 2WD class (maximum 10mph speed limit)
7.	Weight 8501 - 10500 lbs - 4WD class
8.	Weight 10501 - 14000 lbs - 2WD class (without speed limit)
9.	Weight 10501 - 14000 lbs - 2WD class (maximum 10mph speed limit)
10.	Weight 10501 - 14000 lbs - 4WD class
11.	Open class - 14001 lbs and up - 2WD or 4WD class

Art - Adult

Class 14 – Art - Adult

Coordinator: To Be Announced

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

Classes:

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

Classes:

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.	Craziest Christmas hat - Boys and Girls 13 to 18 months
9.	Can tell everyone their name - Boys and Girls 19 to 24 months
10.	Least amount of hair - Boys and Girls 19 to 24 months
11.	"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

Crochet

Class 10 – Crochet

Coordinators: Terri Rossiter (704-345-9143)

Committee: Linda Marchant, Dorothy Parker

Please Read the Rules and Regulations for Homecraft

Helen Walker Memorial Crochet Award donated by her son, Donald, for High Points for Sections 1 to 25. (1st = 3 points., 2nd = 2 points., 3rd = 1 point). A tie will go to the exhibitor with the most 1st prizes.

Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3

Classes:

A1.	Baby 36" x 54" or less
A2.	Toddler 42" x 52"
A3.	Lap 40" x 48"
A4.	Throw 56" x 60" to 60" x 72"
A5.	Bed Cover 59" x 85" to 92" x 94" (Twin to California King)

10B. Crochet - Section B - Baby/Toddler Clothing

Classes:

B1.	Baby Sweaters - Newborn, 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, 12 months
B2.	Toddler Sweaters -18 months, size 2, size 3, size 4
B3.	Baby Sweater with Hood or Hat - Newborn, 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, 12 months
B4.	Toddler Sweaters with Hood or Hat - 18 months, size 2, size 3, size 4
B5.	Baby Socks or Slippers - Newborn, 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, 12 months
B6.	Toddler Socks or Slippers - 18 months, size 2, size 3, size 4

10C. Crochet - Section C - General Clothing

Classes:

C1.	Sweaters - Children Sizes 5 to 14
C2.	Sweaters - Women Any Size
C3.	Sweaters - Mens Any Size
C4.	Slippers - Children Sizes 5 to 14
C5.	Slippers - Women Any Size
C6.	Slippers - Men Any Size

10D. Crochet - Section D - Outerwear

Classes:

D1.	Mittens or Gloves - Children Sizes 5 to 14
D2.	Mittens or Gloves - Adult Any Size
D3.	Scarf - Children Sizes 5 to 14
D4.	Scarf or Cowl - Adult Any Size
D5.	Scarf Character - Children Sizes 5 to 14
D6.	Scarf Character - Adult Any Size
D7.	Shawl - Women Any Size
D8.	Poncho - Children Sizes 5 to 14
D9.	Poncho - Women Any Size

10E. Crochet - Section E - For The Home

Classes:

E1.	Set of 4 Placemats
E2.	Set of 4 Coasters
E3.	Small Flower Arrangement - 3 to 5 flowers
E4.	Dish Cloth or Dish Towel
E5.	Hot Pad
E6.	Tea Cozy

10F. Crochet - Section F - Toys

Classes:

F1.	Outfit for a Purchased Doll or Teddy Bear
F2.	Homemade Stuffed Doll, Toy or Teddy Bear
F3.	Hand Crocheted Amurigami Toy - 8 inches or less
F4.	Hand Crocheted Amurigami Toy - 9 inches or more

10G. Crochet - Section G - Miscellaneous

Classes:

G1.	Any Article made from homemade needle felting
G2.	Any Article crocheted from exhibitor's hand-spun fibre (include sample of fibre)

10X. Crochet - Theme "Christmas in September"

Classes:

X1.	Christmas Stocking
X2.	Tea Cozy
X3.	Crocheted Christmas or Fall Centrepiece
X4.	Dish Cloth or Dish Towel
X5.	Any Article of Crocheting in the Theme of "Christmas in September"
X6.	Three Christmas Tree Ornaments
X7.	Christmas Themed Hat, Scarf or Mittens

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 22, 2022

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 pm 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 am 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: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3

Classes:

1.	A Collection of Asters - perennial/native, not to exceed 8 stems Sponsorship: Robert Cook Consulting
2.	A Collection of Asters - annual, not to exceed 8 stems Sponsorship: Betty Bidmead
3.	Begonia - Tuberous, 1 bloom floating, no foliage **Note:Begonia should not touch side of dish Sponsorship: Simcoe County Master Gardeners
4.	Calendula - 3-5 stems, foliage attached Sponsorship: Coldwater Ice Cream
5.	Chrysanthemums - 3 stems, one variety, one colour Sponsorship: Doreen Thompson
6.	A collection of Chrysanthemums - not to exceed 6 stems Sponsorship: Doreen Thompson
7.	Coleus - 3 stems, same variety Sponsorship: Garden Nanny
8.	A Collection of Coleus - not to exceed 6 stems Sponsorship: Coldwater Ice Cream
9.	Cosmos - 5 stems, foliage attached Sponsorship: Coldwater Ice Cream

Special Award: The Roberta Dickinson Memorial Award
Best Dahlia in Classes #10 -14
Prize: $30 Sponsor: Russel Miller Property Maintenance

10.	Dahlia - 1 bloom floating, less than 6", no foliage **Note: Dahlia should not touch side of dish Sponsorship: Joe & Eleanor Trimble
11.	Dahlia - 1 bloom floating, over 6", no foliage. **Note: Dahlia should not touch side of dish Sponsorship: Stewart Esten LLP
12.	Dahlia - 3 blooms, 1"- 3", foliage attached Sponsorship: Bear Pen Flowers - Kimberly Beard
13.	Dahlia - 3 blooms, 3"- 6", foliage attached Sponsorship: 50 Acre Farm - Lauren McEachern
14.	Dahlia - 3 blooms, over 6", foliage attached Sponsorship: Sue and Jerry Piitz
15.	A Collection of Dahlias - suitably arranged, not to exceed 9 stems Sponsorship: Lauren McEachern
16.	A Collection of Daisies - any daisy type flower, not to exceed 6 stems Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4, others: $0 Sponsorship: Nick Stoikoff in memory of his wife Margaret Stoikoff (Former Antiques Coordinator)
17.	"NEW" Echinacea (coneflower) - 3 stems Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4, others: $0 Sponsorship: Waste Connection
18.	Geranium - 3 flower heads, one colour, with own foliage Sponsorship: Joe & Eleanor Trimble
19.	Geranium - 3 flower heads, mixed colours, with own foliage Not to exceed 9 stems Sponsorship: Coldwater Ice Cream
20.	Gladiolus - 1 red or 1 pink spike in separate vases, may enter both colours **Note: A 20" limit on length of stem below bottom floret. Sponsorship: Stewart Esten LLP
21.	Gladiolus - 1 yellow or 1 white spike in separate vases, may enter both colours. **Note: A 20" limit on length of stem below bottom floret. Sponsorship: Bear Pen Flowers - Kimberly Beard
22.	Gladiolus - 1 purple or 1 orange spike in separate vases , may enter both colours **Note: A 20" limit on length of stem below bottom floret. Sponsorship: Betty Bidmead
23.	"NEW" Gladiolus - 1 spike any other colour not listed, may enter two different specimens **Note: A 20" limit on length of stem below bottom floret. Sponsorship: Bear Pen Flowers - Kimberly Beard
24.	Gladiolus - 1 bi-coloured/multi-coloured spike, may enter two different specimens Note: A 20" limit on length of stem below bottom floret Prizes:** 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4, others: $0 Sponsorship: Waste Connection
25.	"NEW" Grasses- Ornamental - 3 stems/ inflorescences, same variety Sponsorship: Coldwater Ice Cream
26.	A Collection of Grasses - suitably arranged, not to exceed 9 stems Sponsorship: Coldwater and District Horticulture Society
27.	A Collection of Hosta leaves - leaf size over 6", not to exceed 9 leaves. ** Note: leaf measured from base of leaf to tip. Sponsorship: St George Anglican Church Fairvalley
28.	A Collection of Hosta leaves - leaf size under 6", not to exceed 9 leaves ** Note: leaf measured from base of leaf to tip Sponsorship: Stewart Esten LLP
29.	Hydrangea - 3 stems, cone shaped flower head Sponsorship: Bear Pen Flowers - Kimberly Beard
30.	Hydrangea - 3 stems, ball shaped flower head Sponsorship: St George Anglican Church Fairvalley
31.	Lavender - 9 stems, named variety if possible Sponsorship: Joe & Eleanor Trimble
32.	Marigolds - Large- 3 blooms, over 3" Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4, others: $0 Sponsorship: Waste Connection
33.	Marigolds - Medium- 3 blooms, 1.5"- 3" Sponsorship: Coldwater Ice Cream
34.	Marigolds - Small- 3 blooms, under 1.5" Sponsorship: Joe & Eleanor Trimble
35.	A Collection of Marigolds - suitably arranged, not to exceed 9 stems Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4, others: $0 Sponsorship: Joanne Reid
36.	Pansies &/or Violas - 3-5 blooms, foliage attached Sponsorship: Coldwater and District Horticulture Society
37.	A Collection of Petunias - suitably arranged, not to exceed 5 stems Sponsorship: Coldwater and District Horticulture Society
38.	Rose - Hybrid Tea - 1 specimen bloom, any colour Sponsorship: Lake Country Animal Hospital
39.	Rose - Floribunda - 1 spray, any colour Sponsorship: Joe & Eleanor Trimble
40.	Rose - Any yellow rose Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5, others: $0 Sponsorship: Nick Stoikoff in memory of his wife Margaret Stoikoff (Former Antiques Coordinator)
41.	Rose - 1 specimen bloom floating, any colour, without foliage **Note: Rose should not touch side of dish Sponsorship: Coldwater Ice Cream
42.	Rose - Miniature -1 spray, any colour Sponsorship: Betty Bidmead
43.	Rose - Miniature - 1 specimen bloom floating, any colour, without foliage **Note: Rose should not touch side of dish Sponsorship: Coldwater and District Horticulture Society
44.	Rose - Miniature - 1 specimen bloom, any colour **Note: Rose should not touch side of dish Sponsorship: Simcoe County Master Gardeners
45.	Rose - Most Fragrant - 1 specimen bloom Sponsorship: Joe & Eleanor Trimble
46.	Rose - Most Fragrant - 1 specimen bloom Sponsorship: Lake Country Animal Hospital
47.	A Collection of Roses - suitably arranged, not to exceed 9 stems Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4, others: $0 Sponsorship: Michelle Lynch
48.	"NEW" Salvia - 3 stems, any one colour, own foliage attached Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4, others: $0 Sponsorship: Waste Connection
49.	A Collection of Salvia - suitably arranged, not to exceed 9 stems Sponsorship: Doug Bidmead Excavating
50.	Sedum - 3 stems, any one colour Sponsorship: Doug Bidmead Excavating
52.	A Collection of Snapdragons - not to exceed 5 stems Sponsorship: Bear Pen Flowers - Kimberly Beard
53.	Sunflowers - 3 Blooms Sponsorship: Bear Pen Flowers - Kimberly Beard
54.	Zinnias - 3 blooms, Pompom, under 2" Sponsorship: 50 Acre Farm - Lauren McEachern
55.	Zinnias - 3 blooms, Cactus Sponsorship: 50 Acre Farm - Lauren McEachern
56.	Zinnias - 3 blooms, Decorative Sponsorship: Peter Warder
57.	A Collection of Zinnias - suitably arranged, not to exceed 9 stems Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4, others: $0 Sponsorship: Bernice Ludwig
58.	Any Other Annual - not listed above, not to exceed 3 stems or spikes, named if possible May enter two different varieties Sponsorship: Coldwater Ice Cream
59.	Any Other Perennial - not listed above, not to exceed 3 stems or spikes, named if possible May enter two different varieties Sponsorship: Coldwater and District Horticulture Society

Potted Plants

Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3 (except where indicated)

Special Award: Judges Choice - Classes #60-77

Prize: $30

Sponsor: Meredith Orr in memory of Leona Wassell

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.

60.	Herb Planter - A Collection of herbs growing in a single container, minimum 3 varieties, named if possible. Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4, others: $0 Sponsorship: Waste Connection
61.	Variegated Foliage Plant - named if possible Sponsorship: Stewart Esten LLP
62.	African Violet - any colour Sponsorship: Coldwater and District Horticulture Society
63.	Begonia - any flowering variety Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4, others: $0 Sponsorship: Schultz & Dooley Marsh
64.	Coleus - 1 variety grown in pot Sponsorship: Coldwater Ice Cream
65.	A Collection of Coleus - grown in a pot Sponsorship: Stewart Esten LLP
66.	Fern - any type, potted Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4, others: $0 Sponsorship: Lake Country Animal Hospital
67.	Succulents - open to all succulents and cactus, pot size 4" and under Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5, others: $0 Sponsorship: Lake Country Animal Hospital
68.	Succulents - open to all succulents and cactus, pot size over 4" Sponsorship: Stewart Esten LLP
69.	Cactus/Succulent Garden - A Collection of cactus and succulents growing in a single container, minimum of 3 varieties Sponsorship: Schultz & Dooley Marsh

Hanging Plants

Prizes: 1st - $5, 2nd - $4, 3rd - $3 (except where indicated)

70.	Potted Plant trained on a trellis or support Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4, others: $0 Sponsorship: Coldwater Ice Cream
71.	Geranium - 1 variety, in bloom, grown in a pot Sponsorship: Donna and Mike McCague
72.	Mixed Planter - assorted flowering annuals, in bloom, non hanging Sponsorship: Brian and Bonnie Smith
73.	Impatiens - 1 or more varieties in bloom, non hanging Sponsorship: Lake Country Animal Hospital
74.	Orchid - any type, in bloom Prizes: 1st: $20, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5, others: $0 Sponsorship: Landon Warder
75.	Most Unusual or Odd Plant Special Award - Lorraine Orr Memorial Award Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5, others: $0 Sponsorship: Meredith Orr in memory of her mother Lorraine Orr
76.	Any Other Flowering Houseplant - not listed above, in bloom, named if possible Sponsorship: Donna and Mike McCague
77.	Any Other Non-Flowering Houseplant - not listed above, named if possible Sponsorship: Doug Bidmead Excavating

Hanging Plants:

78.	Flowering Hanging Planter - 1 variety, in bloom, equipped to hang, named if possible Sponsorship: Doug Bidmead Excavating
79.	Non Flowering Hanging Planter - equipped to hang, named if possible Sponsorship: Doug Bidmead Excavating
80.	Fern - any type, equipped to hang, named if possible Sponsorship: Doug Bidmead Excavating
81.	Mixed Hanging Planter - assorted annuals, equipped to hang, named if possible Sponsorship: Doug Bidmead Excavating

Artistic Design

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

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

"Christmas Music"

Artistic Design:

Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4, others: $0

82.	Jingle Bells - a Front Door Wreath, equipped to hang Sponsorship: Stewart Esten LLP
83.	Santa's Coming to Town - a Design in a sleigh Sponsorship: Dry Basement Solutions
84.	We Three Kings - a Parallel Design Sponsorship: St George Anglican Church Fairvalley
85.	Oh Christmas Tree - a Triangular Design Sponsorship: Ontario Waste Management Association
86.	Silent Night - a Design Sponsorship: Stewart Esten LLP
87.	Frosty the Snowman - a Design Sponsorship: Christel Gores
88.	Nutcracker Suite - a Satellite Design Sponsorship: Rita Whiston
89.	Silver Bells - a Table Centre to include Lilies (can be purchased) and candles Sponsorship: Joe & Eleanor Trimble
90.	Holly and the Ivy - a Foliage Design Sponsorship: Stewart Esten LLP
91.	Little Drummer Boy - a Design Sponsorship: Sue and Jerry Piitz

Domestic Science

Class 6 - Domestic Science – Culinary Arts

Coordinator: Sheila Burk (705-835-6489)

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/or supported 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 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

Classes:

1.	CHRISTMAS 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.	CHRISTMAS - Snowman made from marshmallows Sponsor: Matthew and Amanda Murray
4.	OPEN CLASS - BREAD MACHINE Baking Contest - (Specify kind) Sponsor: Grace Willmott
5.	Pecan Pie (9" Pie) Prizes: 1st: $12.00, 2nd: $7.50, 3rd: $5.50 ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Sherrill Gill
6.	Tea Biscuits - Plain (5) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Pam Martin
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: Carol McIsaac - 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) 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: C/o J. Buchan
16.	Cranberry and Citrus Loaf - Any Size (No additional fruit, nuts, chips, etc. unless specified) Sponsor: C/o J. Buchan
17.	Banana Loaf (No additional fruit, nuts, chips, etc. unless specified) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Martha Sova
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.	CHRISTMAS - Shortbread Cookies - Decorated for Christmas (5) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Dave & Donna Athron
23.	Ginger Cookies (5) (No additional fruit, nuts, chips, etc. unless specified) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Carol McIsaac - Rocking Chair Ranch
24.	OPEN CLASS - CHRISTMAS 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: Georgian Bakery - Midland
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.	CHRISTMAS No-Bake Christmas 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 his wife 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 Sponsor: Laraine Smith
33.	Coffee Cake - Any Kind - (Specify kind) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Meredith's Bartending
34.	CHRISTMAS - Yule Log 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 Sponsor: Laraine Smith
38.	Cherry Pie (9" pie) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this Sponsor Sponsor: Pam Martin
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) 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: Vivien Dickinson
43.	PLAIN Butter Tarts - (5) Full size, no minis, plain. Note: 1st prize winner will go to this sponsor Note: 1st prize 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: In Memory of his wife Margaret Stoikoff - Former Antiques Coordinator
45.	Carrot Cake - Iced (Any size) Sponsor: Kari Smith - Elite Party Rentals (705-722-6030)
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 Sponsor: Laraine Smith
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 Stuffed Pet Show Coordinator
51.	Marmalade - Any Flavour (Specify kind) Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $4 ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: In memory of her sister Connie Mallon
52.	Corn Relish ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Marion Potter
53.	CHRISTMAS - Cranberry Sauce ** 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: 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 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: 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 ** 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) Sponsor: In Memory of Bill Devine
66.	Chili Sauce (Specify mild, medium or hot) ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: 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 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 zponsor Sponsor: Jason McCoy Pure Country 106 Morning Show
74.	CHRISTMAS - Christmas Cake (Dark) - 1/2 Loaf ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Carley Gill
75.	Coconut Cream Pie (9" pie) Sponsor: Carley Gill
76.	Chow Chow Pickles ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Elsie Walker
77.	Fruit Chili Sauce ** Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Susan Plue
78.	CHRISTMAS - Shortbread BARS **Note:1st prize entry wil go to this sponsor Sponsor: Pam Martin
79.	CHRISTMAS - Ginger Bread House (Any size) **Note: 1st prize entry will go to this sponsor Sponsor: Dave & Donna Athron

Field Produce

Class 4 – Field 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.

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

Classes:

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)

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”.

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

Classes:

1.	Slicing Cucumbers - 6
2.	Carrots, long and slender (1" stems) -6
3.	Carrots, short and stubby (1" stems) -6
4.	Table Beets (1" stems) - 6
5.	Slicing Beets (1" stem) - 6
6.	Beets, 5 cylindrical (1" stem) - 6
7.	Yellow Onions - 6
8.	Red Onions - 6
9.	Green Peppers - 3
10.	Red Peppers - 3
11.	Swiss Chard - 6 leaves
12.	Green Onions - 6
13.	Leaf Lettuce - 6 leaves
14.	Leeks - 3
15.	Cherry Tomatoes - 6 (stems left on)
16.	Grape Tomatoes - 2 clusters, mostly ripe
17.	Yellow Tomatoes - 6
18.	Yellow Beans - 15
19.	Green Beans - 15
20.	Purple Beans - 15
21.	Kohlrabi – 2 specimens - must be shown with 1" stem
22.	Decorator or multi-coloured corn - 3 specimens husk removed
23.	Ornamental Gourds - 3 specimens
24.	Brussels Sprouts - 1 stalk
25.	Cabbage, 2 green
26.	Cabbage, 2 red
27.	Flowering Kale - 1 specimen
28.	Eggplant – 2 specimens
29.	Garlic - 6 heads (2" stems, roots on but trimmed, cleanliness counts)
30.	White Potatoes (6 on a tray, must be named)
31.	Red Potatoes (6 on a tray, must be named)
33.	Late Potatoes (6 on a tray, must be named)
34.	Dutch Sets Onions (12 on a tray)
35.	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.
36.	Home Garden Collection Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6 Not less than 6 different types of vegetables or field produce to fit in a 24" square, nicely displayed. Must be displayed on a tray with sides
37.	Vegetable Christmas Tree - no taller than 15 inches At least 4 different types of vegetables

Grain

Class 3 – Grain

Coordinator: Beth Allen (705-795-2965)

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

Classes:

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

Hand Knitting

9A. Knitting - Section A - Afghans

Classes:

A1.	Baby 36" x 54" or less
A2.	Toddler 42" x 52"
A3.	Lap 40" x 48"
A4.	Throw 56" x 60" to 60" x 72"
A5.	Bed Cover 59" x 85" to 92" x 94" (Twin to California King)

9B. Knitting - Section B - Baby/Toddler Clothing

Classes:

B1.	Baby Sweaters - Newborn, 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, 12 months
B2.	Toddler Sweaters -18 months, size 2, size 3, size 4
B3.	Baby Sweater with Hood or Hat - Newborn, 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, 12 months
B4.	Toddler Sweaters - 18 months, size 2, size 3, size 4
B5.	Baby Socks or Slippers - Newborn, 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, 12 months
B6.	Toddler Socks or Slippers - 18 months, size 2,size 3, size 4

9C. Knitting - Section C - General Clothing

Classes:

C1.	Sweaters - Children - Sizes 5 to 14
C2.	Sweaters - Women - Any Size
C3.	Sweaters - Men - Any Size
C4.	Slippers - Children - Sizes 5 to 14
C5.	Slippers - Women - Any Size
C6.	Slippers - Men - Any Size

9D. Knitting - Section D - Outerwear

Classes:

D1.	Mittens or Gloves - Children Sizes 5 to 14
D10.	Hat or Toque - Children Sizes 5 to 14
D11.	Hat or Toque - Adult Any Size
D2.	Mittens or Gloves - Adult Any Size
D3.	Scarf - Children Sizes 5 to 14
D4.	Scarf or Cowl - Adult Any Size
D5.	Scarf Character - Children Sizes 5 to 14
D6.	Scarf Character - Adult
D7.	Shawl - Women Any Size
D8.	Poncho - CHildren Sizes 5 to 14
D9.	Poncho - Women Any Size

9E. Knitting - Section E - For The Home

Classes:

E1.	Set of 4 Placemats
E2.	Set of 4 Coasters
E3.	Small Flower Arrangement - 3 to 5 flowes
E4.	Dish Cloth or Dish Towel
E5.	Hot Pad
E6.	Tea Cozy

9F. Knitting - Section F - Toys

Classes:

F1.	Outfit or a purchased Doll or Teddy Bear
F2.	Home stuffed Doll, Toy or Teddy Bear

9G. Knitting - Section G - Miscellaneous

Classes:

G1.	Any Article made from homemade knitted felting
G2.	Any Article knit from exhibitor's hand-spun fibre (include sample of fibre)
G3.	Any Article of loom knitting

9H. Knitting - Section H - "Christmas in September"

Classes:

H1.	Christmas Stocking
H2.	Tea Cozy
H3.	Knitted Christmas or Fall Centrepiece
H4.	Dish Cloth or Dish Towel
H5.	Any Article of Knitting in Theme of "Christmas in September"
H6.	Three Christmas tree ornaments

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: $4, 2nd: $3, 3rd: $2

Classes:

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: Christine Nicholls 705-955-4575

Rules:

1. Exhibitors may only enter 1 bottle of wine per Category – Red, White or Fruit

2. Wine must be displayed in 750ml bottles

3. All bottles must be sealed with either a cork or screw cap.

4. Wine may be made from scratch or a wine kit and can be made at home or in a wine brewing facility.

5. All entries must be entered at the Fair Office in the Coldwater Arena prior to 7:00pm on the Thursday of the Fall Fair Weekend. (contact coordinator Christine Nicholls for directions or assistance 705-955-4575)

6. The winning bottles of wine will be displayed in the Arena for the whole weekend

7. All wine will be judged by an accredited wine judge.

8. Design your own Wine Label is a separate entry. The Label is to be printed separate from the wine bottle. Size is 3”x 4”; made with no outsourced company templates.

**All exhibitors and sponsors of the Homemade Wine Class are invited to be present for the judging which takes place at 8:00pm on Thursday evening of the Fall Fair Weekend**

Prizes: Wine- 1st Place - Gift Certificate, 2nd Place - $12.00, 3rd Place - $8.00,

Best in Show – Gift Certificate

Design your own Wine Label- 1st Place - $10.00, 2nd Place - $6.00, 3rd Place - $4.00

North Simcoe District Women's Institute

Class 12 - North Simcoe District Women's Institute

This class is for Women's Institute members only

Coordinator: Erika Bienert (705-835-2367)

Theme: “Christmas in September"

Four foot width allowed for each display.
All judged items to be homemade, no kits.
Props may be added to display.
Baked goods should be in plastic bags.

Rules: Judging system:

1. Baked goods, preserves, jams & jellies: APPEARANCE, TEXTURE AND TASTE

2. Crafts, sewing & painting: MATERIAL, CONTENT, QUALITY OF WORKMANSHIP, ORIGINALITY, APPEARANCE, OVERALL DISPLAY.

Winning display receives ribbon only.

Overall (total prize points): ribbon only.

Prizes awarded for each category below:

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

Classes:

A.	Homemade Christmas Card, not computerized 5 1/2" x 4 1/2" (14cm x 11.5cm)
B.	Decorated Christmas gift box (not smaller than 9" x 4 1/2" x 3" (23 cm x 11.5cm x 7.5cm)
C.	Artificial round Christmas wreath (minimum diameter 14" (35.5cm)
1.	Shortbread cookies, 5, not whipped.
2.	Cranberry loaf, no nuts, any size.
3.	Butter tart squares, 5.

Quilts

Class 8 – Quilts

Coordinators: Barb Gill (705-835-3349)

Lynne Boyd (705-686-7733)

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:

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”.
Please include fabric and batting swatches for all entries.
Indicate if you would like your quilt to be labelled “For Sale”.

Prizes: 1st - $20, 2nd - $15, 3rd - $10

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

Consider entering your Christmas Quilt to honour our 2022 theme!

Classes 1 to 4 – Hand Quilting

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

	Quilt, pieces and appliqued, hand-quilted Quilt, pieced, hand-quilted Quilt, hand-quilted, any single or combined technique including plain or preprinted top Quilt, hand-quilted, any technique, any adult size Note: class 4 is NOT eligible for OAAS Classes 5-10-Machine Quilting Quilt minimum perimeter of 324” -entirely made and quilted by exhibitor Class 5 is the ONLY class eligible for the OAAS Quilt, pieced, any adult size, pieced by exhibitor and quilted by another person Following classes not eligible for OAAS. Quilt, open class, any technique, machine or long arm quilting, any adult size Quilt as you go method, any adult size Quilt top, pieced, ready to be quilted (top only), any adult size 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. Classes 11-12 Baby Quilts* Approximate perimeter 160” Prizes: 1st - $10, 2nd - $7, 3rd - $5 Gift Certificate for 1st place quilt from Thimbles and Things for Classes 11 & 12. Baby’s Crib quilt, hand quilted Baby’s Crib quilt, machine quilted or tied Class 13 Wall Hanging New Hand or Machine quilted, any technique exceeding 100” in perimeter

Classes:

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, any adult size Note: Class 4 is NOT eligible for OAAS

Classes 6 to 11 – Machine Quilting

Classes:

5.	Quilt minimum perimeter of 324" - entirely made and quilted by exhibitor Class 5 is the ONLY class eligible for OAAS
6.	Quilt, open class, any technique, machine or long arm quilting, any adult size This class is not eligible for OAAS. Include name of person who did the quilting
7.	Quilt as you go method, any adult size This class is not eligible for OAAS.
8.	Quilt top, pieced, ready to be quilted (top only), any adult size This class is not eligible for OAAS.
9.	Quilt, completed at Thimbles and Things class in Orillia. Include name of quilt, class taken and instructor. Gift certificate of $25 from Thimbles and Things, Orillia for 1st place quilt
10.	Baby's crib quilt, hand quilted Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $5 Gift certificate from Thimbles and Things, Orillia for 1st place quilt Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $5
11.	Baby's crib quilt, machine quilted or tied Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $5 Gift certificate from Thimbles and Things, Orillia for 1st place quilt Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $5

Best in Show Quilt

Prize: $10

Senior Youth Art Work

Class 202 – Senior Youth Artwork

Coordinator: To be announced

Youth from 14 to 17 years of age

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

Classes:

1.	Any Subject in Any Medium Prize: Gift Certificates

Sewing and Crafts

Class 11 - Sewing and Crafts

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

All entries must be the work of the exhibitor

Entries must be clean and odor free

Samples of materials used must be attached using safety pins

Sewing

Classes:

1.	Adult Scrub Shirt (Shirt worn by medical personnel)
2.	Adult nightgown or pyjamas
3.	Adult shirt, blouse or top
4.	Apron
5.	Reusable shopping bag
6.	Fidget/Sensory blanket for dementia patient (Maximum size 24" x 24")
7.	Baby's sleep sack
8.	Child's dress (Not smocked)
9.	Child's nightgown or pyjamas
10.	Child's dress up costume
11.	Two matching pillow cases
12.	Outfit for a doll (Not knitted or crocheted, any size, minimum 2 pieces) **Note: 1st place winner will also receives a $10 gift certificate from The Christmas Villager Sponsorship: The Christmas Villager
13.	Homemade teddy bear or other stuffed toy, not knitted or crocheted (Not to exceed 15" in height)
14.	Baby's sensory toy or blanket (Maximum size 12" x 12")
15.	Child's article of clothing - smocked
16.	Jeans repaired with patch(es) using hand sewing and embellishment
17.	Handmade floor mat - not hooked
18.	Child's bib
19.	Any article of sewing that is not listed above

Christmas Sewing

20.	Christmas stocking
21.	Machine pieced and quilted Christmas placemats (4)
22.	Christmas fabric gift bag
23.	Christmas tree skirt
24.	Covid mask - suitable for a Christmas party
25.	Christmas tree ornament - machine or hand sewn (Not knitted or crocheted)
26.	Machine quilted Christmas wall hanging or table runner
27.	Hand quilted Christmas wall hanging

Crafts

28.	Macrame wall hanging
29.	Homemade birdhouse or feeder - any material, not to exceed 15" in any direction
30.	Barn board wooden sign with words, may include decorative design
31.	Charcuterie board,small
32.	Wind chimes, made from recycled materials
33.	Fascinator for a New Year's Eve gala **Note: 1st place winner receives a $25 gift certicate from The Clothes Closet Sponsorship: The Clothes Closet
34.	Stained Glass - not to exceed 15"
35.	Tie dyed adult T-shirt
36.	Folk art item, not to exceed 15" in any direction
37.	Any article of needle felting
38.	Hand crafted earrings, material of your choice
39.	Article of traditional rug hooking, using yarn/wool and/or cloth strips, not to exceed 30" x 36" **Note: 1st place winner receives a $20 gift certificate from The Purple Sock Sponsorship: The Purple Sock
40.	"As seen on Pinterest" (Must include a printed copy of the Pinterest pin)
41.	Scrapbooking layout, 2 (12" x 12" pages) in page protectors, tied together **Note 1st place winner receives a Close To My Heart paper pack ($15 value) Sponsorship: Jenn Shaw
42.	Hand embroidered article
43.	Any item made using a Cricut or similar machine, not to exceed 15"
44.	Any hand crafted item not listed above

Christmas Crafts

45.	Christmas wreath, maximum diameter 12"
46.	Beautifully wrapped Chirstmas gift
47.	Christmas tree ornament, not knitted,crocheted or made with fabric
48.	Assorted hand crafted Christmas cards,(3) no envelopes, displayed in large palstic bag **Note: 1st place winner receives a Close To My Heart paper pack ($15 value) Sponsorship: Jenn Shaw

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 25, 2022 at the Poultry Barn

Coordinator: JoAnn Warren (705) 686-3157

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

Drag Races begin at 12:00 noon

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:

Each hot rod must be created from a single zucchini with the supplied wheels and axles.

Maximum of 2 entries/person if your bring your own decorated zucchini.

Coordinator reserves the right to limit number of entries/person from zucchini provided on-site.

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

Classes:

1.	Drag Race Heats Drag races for decorated zucchini