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Class 26 Fair Theme Special
Information: Don Harris (824-9178)
"Hog Wild"
1. Fair Theme Special -
Model of a Pig made from vegetables (Not necessarily grown from your own garden) $10, $5, $3 by Edith Inglis
2. Fair Theme Special
Pig made from recycled materials $10, $5, $3
Decorated Pumpkin
Bring Your Own Pumpkin Already Decorated!
Prize Money: $10, $7, $5 cash on Fair Day
Rules:
Must be grown by a boy or girl up to and including Grade 8.
Colour of pumpkin will not be a factor considering the early date of the Fair.
All exhibits must be entered by 9:30 am Fair Day with the Committee Chairperson
Judging will take place at 10:30 am.
Exhibits must remain on display until 4:30 pm and must be removed by 6:30 pm Fair Day.
No entry fee will be charged.
Entry form to include name and address.
The decision of the Judge is final.
Due to the reduced presence in the community of the Womens’ Institutes, which we greatly regret, this year the local Womens’ Institutes will provide an educational display in the tea room. Arkell, Badenoch and Brock Road will participate.
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Tea Will Be Served in the Afternoon in the Alfred Hales Room of the Community Centre, Courtesy of the Women's Institutes of the Area and the Directors of the Homecraft Division |
We wish to offer a very special "Thank You!" to
 | Arkell Women's Institute |
| Badenoch Women's Institute |
| Brock Road Women's Institute Puslinch Women's Institute |
and to
| Mosborough Women's Institute |
| West End Women's Institute |
who, with their financial contributions and their labour,
have helped to make the Aberfoyle Fall Fair such a success.
Prizes - $4, $3, $2 Information: Gayle Rice, (821-8973)
Entries must be placed by 5:00 pm Friday. Judges are authorized by the Directors to disqualify old work, and no prizes will be given unless the Judges consider there is merit. All exhibits in Classes 33, 34, & 35 must be the work of the Exhibitor. Any item can not be shown more than two (2) years. Only one entry allowed per person per section. All exhibits must remain in the Hall until 4:30 pm the day of the Fair. Any organized group may compete in any six (6) sections in each of Classes 33 & 34. Work to be done by a member of the organization.
The Specials for cumulative points winners in Class 33: 23, 51 & 54 and Class 34: 44 & 53 may not be won by the same person two years in succession. See Rules pg 9-10
Knitting & Crocheting
Remember: All articles must display Yarn Labels and a sample of the yarn.
Lady's Sweater, fine knit
Knitted Doll
Hand knitted article using 4 different stitches
Lady's Sweater, Aran Knit
Child's Hooded Sweater Knit.
Baby Set, jacket & bonnet, knit
Carriage Cover - crochet
Baby Shawl - fine knit
Child's Sweater, cardigan
Child's Sweater, pullover
Child's Long Sleeve Sweater, using leftover yarns, no labels/samples required.
Child's Sweater, bulky knit, Size 8-10
Child's Hat & Mitts, knit
Child's Knitted Dress
Slippers, knit
Man's Sweater, heavy knit
Man's Socks, fine knit
Toque, knit
Mitts, any style
Knitted Vest - Adult
Any Other Article, hand knit
Any Other Article, crocheted
Special: For the most points in Class 33 - Yarncraft , Sec. 1 to 22,
$10 by Barbara McLean
Special - Knitted crib or carriage cover. $10 by Lois McLean, $3, $2
Coats & Clark, Canada Special (1): Knitted Holiday Sweater. Skein bands or spool labels of Coats & Clark Canada products must be attached to each entry- 1st Only - Package of Coats & Clark, Canada product
Sewing
Apron with 2 matching potholders
Holiday Apron, bib style, mens or ladies
Vest - fabric
Skirt, any style
Dress Daytime 9-5
Adult Boxer Shorts
Jacket: Adult
Blouse
Article of Fleece - Jacket, Vest, Sweatshirt
Article of Fleece - any other article
Sleepwear
Slacks
Children's Wear
Sleep wear
Back to School Outfit (2 pc)
Dress any Style up to 3X
Dress, any style, size 4-6
Dress, any style, size 7-14
Children's summer wear, 2pc
Girl's Skirt
Shirt or Blouse
Drawstring pants
Girl's Jumper
Unisex Boxer Shorts
Child’s Jacket
Article of child's clothing made from a previously used article. A note must accompany the entry indicating the previous use. $4, $3, $2
Special - For the most points won in the Children's Wear, Sec 38 to 49, 1st only, a special $25 Voucher from Fabricland, Canada's Largest Fashion Fabric Distributor
Special - Best in Show, Machine Sewn Article., from Sec 26 to 49
First only, a special $25 Voucher from Triangle Sewing, Guelph
Special: For the most points in Cl. 33 - SEWING, Sec. 26 to 50 - $10.00
Class 34 Fancy Work
Information: Gayle Rice, (821-8973)
Fancywork
Prizes - $4, $3, $2Pair Pillow Cases embroidered
Fabric Table Runner approx. 15" x 45" Minimum
Table cloth, cross stitch, approximately 45" minimum
Guest Towel, decorated
Casserole Tote
Tea Cozy, fabric, exhibited on teapot
Terry Towel Handwipe, ready to hang
Bridge Cloth, approximately 39"
Dresser Scarf, Embroidered
Chair Pads, set of 2
Potholders, 2 different designs
Wall Hanging with the Fair Theme "Hog Wild"
Fabric Garden or Sun Hat
Special Occasion Infant's Bib (Christmas, Birthday etc.)
Oven Mitts, 1 pair
Something Useful from Completely Recycled Materials
Totebag, large
Chesterfield Cushion
Cushion, washable
Lacy Victorian Cushion
Sewn Fabric Lunch Bag
Chairperson Special: For the most points in Fancywork, Sec. 1-21 $10.
Theme Special "Hog Wild" Four place mats displaying the theme
$10 by Lois McLean, $3, $2
Quilts, Rugs, Etc
Prizes - $5, $4, $3
All visible stitching must be done by hand
Quilts noted * are eligible for the O.A.A.S. Championship Quilt contest.
Note: The Champion Quilt, at least 72" x 90" from Sec. 31 to 35 is eligible to compete at the District 7 Level and if a winner, goes to the competition at the Ontario Agricultural Societies Convention and as a winner at that event will receive a prize of $500 from the O.A.A.S. Your quilt will be returned to you after the convention.
Machine Quilting
Quilt, machine applique - Twin size minimum
Quilt, Machine pieced, machine quilted Twin size minimum
Miniature Quilt (not larger than 20"x 20") Note - one quilt block is not considered a miniature quilt
Hand Quilting
Miniature Quilt (not larger than 20"x 20") Note - one quilt block is not considered a miniature quilt
Crib Quilt, nursery design stamped, finished appx. 34" x 42"
Crib Quilt, pieced, finished approx. 34" x 42"
Quilt, small (Appx 54" x 72")
Quilt, pieced cotton *
Quilt, hand applique *
Quilt, plain fabric, judged on quilting *
Quilt, quilted by a group. Must be submitted in group name. *
"My First Quilt" for beginner quilters *
Other Quilts
Quilt, tied
Quilt Top, unfinished
Award of Excellence in Honour of Norma Williams - Special Hand quilted Baby Crib Quilt - Awarded to the person creating the Best-in-Show quilted, pieced, or whole cloth quilt for Baby Crib from Sec. 28 and 29. Sponsored by friends of Norma Williams. 1st only - $25.00 and Ribbon.
All Articles must display Yarn Labels and a sample of the yarn
Rug Hooked (new material)
Afghan, Knitted, 48" x 60" approx.
Crocheted Afghan, 48" x 60" approx.
Coats & Clark, Canada Special (1): 2 Crocheted Placemats. Skein Bands or spool labels of Coats & Clark, Canada products must be attached to each entry. 1st Only - Package of Coats & Clark, Canada product
Quilt Block - Two (2) Quilt Blocks - one pieced, one applique, different patterns, identified, loose, minimum 12 ½" to 14 ½" maximum square each,
$7, $5, $3, donated by Marjorie Sheppard
Special: For the exhibitor with the most Points in Class. 34, 24 to 37 and 39 to 41. $15 donated by Norma Gilmour
Special: Homecraft Directors Prize for the Champion Quilt $20.00
Special for Senior Citizens Only (Age 65 & Over)
Prizes -$4, $3, $2
Knitted or crocheted articles must display yarn labels and a sample of the yarn.
Knitted Article
Crocheted Article
Article of Embroidery
Hobby or Craft
Lap Cover approx 36" x 36" min.
Article of Woodworking
Handmade Toy, suitable for grandchild
Heritage House Special: For the most Points in Class 34 Seniors Only,
Sec.46 to 52 $15 Prize by Heritage House, Guelph
Prizes - $4, $3, $2 Information: Lynda Purdy (658-4847)
Folk Art Article on Fair Theme "Hog Wild"
Article of Stained Glass
Folk Art Article
Article of Needlepoint
Article of Cross-stitching, under 9" x 12", framed
Article of Cross-stitching, over 9" x 12", framed
Article of Cross-stitching, any other style
Scrap Booking Photo Album
Decorated Door Stopper
Article of Plastic Canvas Needlework - one (1) piece
Decorated Fall Centre Piece (artificial)
Decorated Sweat-shirt
Painted Clay Flower Pot using the Fair Theme "Hog Wild"
Article of Ceramics
Stuffed Animal
Decorated Garden Stone
Wind chimes
Bird House
Wall Swag under 3"
Sachet, no larger than 6"
Article made from wood over 2'
Article made from wood under 2'
Any other Hobby, Identified and not previously listed. If there are more than ten items, this section will be subdivided. Fabric or non fabric judged separately.
Tree Ornament, any occasion
2 Handmade greeting Cards
Door Decoration any occasion
Wreath any occasion
Outdoor decoration less than 2'
Outdoor decoration larger than 2'
Pair of Bees’ Wax Candles
Angel (Maximum 18" tall)
Article of Soap Making
Jewellery made from hemp
Secretary's Special: For the exhibitor winning the most points in Cl. 35, Sec.1-22 Crafts, Crafting Book
Special: The exhibitor winning the most points in Items 21 and 22
$10 coupon Stockade Wood & Craft Supply.
Information: Lynda Purdy (658-4847)
No paint by numbers. Where age restricted, ages as of December 31 of this year.
PLEASE NOTE: All Art in Section 1 - 6 must be ready to hang for display purposes. No prizes will be given unless the judges consider there is merit with respect to the open classes.
Open Classes Prizes $4, $3, $2
Oil or Acrylic Painting, any subject
Drawing, any subject, ink
Drawing, any subject, pencil, charcoal or pastel
Water Colour, any subject
Picture from a copy, any medium, any subject, copy to accompany picture
Drawing or paint featuring the fair theme "Hog Wild" any medium
Sculpture, free standing any medium, less than 3 ft tall
Special: Design the Pre-school Colouring Contest for the 2005 Fall Fair Prize List with the theme of "Farm to Home" Line drawing on white paper 7" x 8" Prizes $5, $4, $3, $2, $1 by Diane Tyszka
Junior Art Prizes $4, $3, $2, $1.50, $1
sponsored by Deb and Chuck Zukowski and Aberfoyle School Council
Open to anyone 16 years and under, Please state age of entrant on back of tag.
Computer-generated poster (8½" x 11") to advertise a hog calling contest.
A comic strip featuring a character named "Pigpen" any medium
A portrait, any medium
Drawing of an animal or bird, pencil, ink or pencil crayon
Painting of "The Three Little Pigs" watercolour
An article of Papier Maché by an elementary school student.
Special: An Article of clay made by an elementary school student, sponsored by the Aberfoyle School Council $5, $4, $3, $2, $1
Special: An ‘Stained Glass" picture made from tissue paper and construction paper by an elementary school student, sponsored by the Aberfoyle School Council $5, $4, $3, $2, $1
Special: Best in Junior Art Show selected by the Art Judge $10 gift certificate from Wyndham Art Supplies donated by Janice McDonald
Handcrafter Special -
Needlework, Fancy Work, Hobbies and Art:
For the exhibitor receiving the most Points in Class 33, 34, 35 & 36, $20 by the Homecraft Division. Not to be won by the same person two years in succession.
Class 37 Amateur Photography Contest
Information: Robert Gordon (654-9849)
RULES:
Restricted to amateur photographers. Entries must be the work of the Exhibitor. Exhibitors are limited to one entry per section. Prints must be mounted on Bristol Board with 1 inch visible around the picture (no frames or mats). Entries must be in the Puslinch Community Centre by 5:00 pm Friday. Should there be no competition within a section, a prize will not necessarily be awarded. All entries must not have been previously exhibited at The Aberfoyle Fall Fair. Sec 1 - 5 -Please put age on back of tag. Entries with no age could be disqualifiedSec. 1- 5 - $5, $3.50, $2 Sec. 6-18 - $6, $5, $4
16 years and younger - print of Family Activities (4" x 6")
16 years and younger- colour print of "My Garden" (planting flowers, vegetables (4" x 6")
16 years and younger - colour print of "Family Pet" (4" x 6")
16 years and younger- colour print of "Our Holidays" (4" x 6")
16 years and younger - colour print with suitable caption printed on Bristol Board (4" x 6")
All ages - colour print from previous Aberfoyle Fall Fair (4" x 6" or 5" x 7") with year identified All prints retained for Fall Fair Archives
All ages - Colour print of child or children up to 6 years (5" x 7")
All ages - colour print with suitable caption printed on Bristol Board (4" x 6")
All ages - colour print of Ontario wildlife or insects (5" x 7")
All ages - colour print of a flower or flowers in full bloom (5" x 7")
All ages - colour print of informal portrait of a person(s) (5" x 7")
All Ages - colour print of "Farm Animals" to fit in with fall fair theme of "Hog Wild" (5" x 7")
All ages - colour print of "Reflections in Water" (5" x 7")
All ages - colour print of "Puslinch Barns" with location identified (5" x 7")
All ages - bridges in Ontario with location printed on bristol board border (5" x 7")
All ages - colour print from a digital camera and computer printer with digital caption (5" x 7")
All ages - Three prints (4" x 6") on the same theme mounted on one Bristol Board.
All ages - B and W portrait of a person (5" x 7")
Special: Best in Show: Voucher for photography supplies provided by R. Gordon.
8" x 10" copy of winning entry retained
Special: Best in Show 16 years and under: Voucher for photography supplies
provided by Vivian Riley. 8" x 10" copy of winning entry retained
OAAS Youth Poster Competition
Prizes - $5, $3, $2
NEW: - Two Classes -
1) Youth up to grade 6 - put age and grade on tag
2) Youth grade 7 to 12 - put age and grade on tag.
The poster must be an original, hand made design by an school student, with the theme of "Promoting Our Fair"
The poster must be a minimum of 11" x 17" (28 cm x 43 cm) and a maximum of 12" x 18" (30.5 cm x 46 cm).
The fair board will mount the winner on black art card for the OAAS District 7 competition in November/04, and if a winner at that competition, will forward the poster to the OAAS Convention in Toronto in February/05 for further prizes..
The name of the Fair, the student and the school must be clearly noted on the back of the poster.
OAAS Amateur Competition Photography
Bring your camera to the Fair -
Slides and prints of this year's fair 2004 - developed and sent to Robert Gordon RR #3 Guelph ON, N1H 6H9, (654-9849) by October 25 of the current year.
Pick up the Rules and Categories at the Fair.