Welcome .............................................................................................1Fair Ambassador ....................................................................................2Officers for 2019, Directors, Associate Members ..............................................3Past Presidents......................................................................................4Awards ...............................................................................................4Homecraft Past Presidents ........................................................................5Miss Petrolia Fair, Ambassadors, Dignitaries, Committees ...................................6Rules and Regulations..............................................................................8Parades...............................................................................................9Baby Show..........................................................................................10Pet Show............................................................................................11Kids Tractor Pull, Power Wheel Derby Rules ..............................................12/13Truck and Tractor Pull ............................................................................14Farm Olympics, Demolition Derby..............................................................152019 Homecraft Division Committees..........................................................15

YOUTH – Classes 1 – 15� Class 1 – Junior Baking .....................................................................17� Class 2 – Junior Culinary Arts .............................................................19� Class 3 – Junior Crafts......................................................................19� Class 3F – Pillowcases for Pediatrics .....................................................21� Class 3G – Hats for Newborns .............................................................21� Class 4 – Junior Art .........................................................................22� Class 5 – 4H Club Educational Display ...................................................23� Class 6A – Provincial, District & Fair Special Chocolate Chip Cookie ...............24� Class 7 – Penmanship .......................................................................25� Class 8 – Colouring Contest................................................................26� Class 10 – OAAS Youth Poster Competition..............................................27� Class 11 – Junior Amateur Photography Competition..................................28� Class 12 – Elementary Flowers ............................................................29� Class 13 – Elementary Corn, Grain, Fruit and Vegetables ............................30� Class 14 – Elementary School Display Competition ....................................32�ADULT – Classes 16-27� Class 16 – Culinary Arts ....................................................................32� Class 16D – Fairboard Members Chili Competition.....................................33� Class 16E – Milk Producers Baking Contest ..............................................34� Bernardin 2019 Home Canning Crafts Fair Awards.....................................35 Class 17A - Bernardin Best of Show ......................................................35 Class 17B - Bernardin Jam/Jelly Award .................................................35 Class 17C - Bernardin Gift Pack Competition...........................................35� Class 18A – Baking...........................................................................36

WEEKEND AGENDA..............................................................CENTRE SPREAD

� Class 18B – Fairboard Members (Fun) Baking ...........................................41� Class 18C – Crosby Molasses ...............................................................41� Class 18D – Robin Hood Flour – Best Family Favourite Recipe .......................42� Class 18E – O.A.A.S. Butter Tart Competition ..........................................43� Class 18F – Munro Honey...................................................................43� Class 18G – First Time Baking Exhibitor .................................................44� Class 18H – Bake Queen or King ..........................................................44

HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT� Class 19A – Quilts ...........................................................................45

� Class 19B – Homecraft......................................................................47 Class 19C - Baby's Corner ..................................................................48� Class 19D – It's Halloween Time...........................................................49� Class 19E – Special Christmas Corner Items.............................................49� Class 19F – Homemaking Queen or King .................................................50� Class 19G – Christmas For Everyone .....................................................51� Class 19H – Comfort Quilts ................................................................51� Class 19I – Pillowcases for Pediatrics ....................................................51� Class 19J – Hats for Newborns ............................................................53 Class 20 – Fine Arts and Crafts............................................................53� Class 20A – Art...............................................................................53� Class 20B – Crafts ...........................................................................54

THE GOLDEN YEARS� Class 21A – Baking and Crafts .............................................................55� Class 21B – Handwriting Competition....................................................56� Class 21C – Golden King or Queen........................................................57� Class 21D – The Golden Age ...............................................................57� Class 21E – Display By Any Home For Aged or Senior Citizens Group ...............58� Class 21F – Display By Any Adult Workshop or Any Alternative Living/Learning Group .........................................................................................58� Class 21G – Alternative Living/Learning.................................................58 Class 21H – Alternative Living/Learning Ambassador..................................58

AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION.....................................................59SCRAPBOOKING ...................................................................................61SCARECROW COMPETITION .....................................................................61

FLOWERS Class 25A - Flower Show ...................................................................61� Class 25B – Master Florist..................................................................64

FAIR AND FIELD CROP COMPETITION� Class 26A – Grain and Seeds ...............................................................64� Class 26B – At Fair Competition ..........................................................65� Class 26C – In Field Crop Competition...................................................65

FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND EGGS� Class 27A – Roots and Vegetables.........................................................66� Class 27B – Best in Garden ................................................................67� Class 27C – Fruits ...........................................................................68 Class 27D - Master Gardner ...............................................................69� Class 27E – Eggs .............................................................................69

LIVESTOCK DIVISION� Class A – Heavy Horses .....................................................................69� Class B – Beef Cattle .......................................................................72� Class B1 – Beef Cattle ......................................................................72� Class B2 – Peewee Beef Show .............................................................72� Class B3 – 4-H Inter-Country Beef Show.................................................72� Class B4 – Open Class.......................................................................73� Class C – Sheep..............................................................................74 4H Regional Sheep Show...................................................................75

2019 SPONSORS ..................................................................................76��

In many ways, the Petrolia & Enniskillen Agricultural Society resembles a large extended family. Each member contributes to the overall success of our organization by generously donating their time and energy throughout the year. When we encounter challenges and change, we're able to utilize our various strengths to adapt and overcome obstacles. Although we may passionately debate how to best address these issues, ultimately we all come together for the common goal of creating a yearly event our entire community can enjoy and be proud of. All those 'family members ' who quietly volunteer their time and resources are what make's this event possible, and the best way to thank them is to come out and enjoy our fair!

During the remainder of my term as President, I look forward to undertaking strategic planning with our Board of Directors to develop a clear road map for our society in the years ahead. I would also like to quickly thank our Board of Directors, Committee chairs and members, Volunteers, Community service groups, Exhibitors, and fair-goers for continuing to do what you do, and making it all work. It doesn't go unnoticed.

ENJOY the 2019 Petrolia & Enniskillen Fall Fair, and I'll see you on the fairgrounds!

Thank you

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On behalf of the Town of Petroliawe welcome you to the

Petrolia and Enniskillen AgriculturalSociety Fall Fair!

We invite you to spend some timeenjoying Petrolia.

Mayor R. Brad Loosley

Justen RichardsPRESIDENT 2018-2019

SMALL TOWNBIG HEART

GREAT PEOPLE!

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Amber Walker

Thursday, August 29th in the Lion’s HallCash Draw: 6:00pm

Competition: 7:00pm

Ambassador Competition& Elimination Draw

Amber Walker is the Owner and CEO at Amber

Walker Events located in Toronto, she has years

of experience planning all types of events,

however Amber specializes in high profile

corporate functions and has worked with many reputable companies such as:

Red Cross, HOBY, Municipal Property Tax Assessment (MPAC), & Breast Cancer

Society to just name a few. Prior to Amber starting , Amber Amber Walker Events

graduated from George Brown's Special Event Planning program and in her last

year of college she got scooped up to work at a startup events company where

she built the events and operations department from the ground up for the next

three years. During this time, she planned conferences, summits and parties all

over Chicago, New York & California for high level executives. And recently,

Amber has been featured in Narcity's “top 18 event planners in Toronto.” While

Amber is an expert in her field of work, she absolutely loves fairs and baking and

served on our Petrolia Fair Board as a Junior Director when she was 16 and also

that same year she served as one of our Junior Directors she became our

youngest Bake Queen we have ever had. Not long after, Amber's family relocated

their business to Brantford but she always still had hope of becoming the Petrolia

and Enniskillen Fair Ambassador one day. If you know or knew Amber, then you

would know that her claim to fame and the reason for her success is as a result of

her attitude about 'making things happen and that's just what she did.

Regardless of her living so far from her beloved town, Amber Walker became our

2018 Petrolia and Enniskillen Fair Ambassador!!!

Website:www.amberwalkerevents.ca

Instagram: @amberwalkerevents

Email: contact@amberwalkerevents.com

2018 Petrolia and Enniskillen Fair Ambassador

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OFFICERS FOR 2019President: Justen Richards (519-918-8583) Past President: Doug Krall (519-882-1055)

1st Vice President: Demi Krall (519-381-9422)2nd Vice President: Kelly Humphrey (519-350-0309)

Secretary: Barb Eastman (519-330-8804)Treasurer: Steve Peller (519-627-3428)

To reach any of the above Officers, Email: peasfallfairoffice@gmail.comWebsite: www.petrolia-enniskillenfallfair.org

Mail any enquiries to: Petrolia & Enniskillen District Agricultural SocietyRear 4065 Dufferin Ave., Petrolia, Ontario N0N1R0 OFFICE PHONE - 519-882-1570 (FAIR TIME ONLY)

DIRECTORSDirectors are a 3-year term open to all fair members. Those interested should notify the president before Jan. 1, 2020. Directors from 2017 will be up for re-election in 2020.

2017 2018 2019 Judy Krall Terry Callaghan Earle Woolaver Jamie Wilcox Pat Callaghan Kelly Humphrey Doug Krall Ken Dunlop Duane Capes Stephen Krall Zerlinda Richards Anne Humphrey Demi Krall Deb Racher Justin Richards Sarah Syer Greg Racher Dale Syer

JUNIOR DIRECTORSNick Dunlop, Emma Bulgin, Cassie Phillips, Jocelyn Polster, Hallie Polsten, Eric Bradley

ASSOCIATE MEMBERSNeil Blackstock, Maurice McAuslan, Norm McAuslan, Donna McAuslan, Lynda Callaghan, Teresa Callaghan, Mike Callaghan, Mary Campbell, Scott Campbell, Elaine Dobbin, Joanne Dobbin, Janet Dunlop, Shirley Durance, Emily Gaborko, Janice Gould, Murray Hall, Marion Henderson, Todd Jardine, Rudy Krall, Kristy Layne, Pierre Lebert, Bev Bain, Shirley Marriott, Dave & Jane Martin, Lillian Maw, Diane Melton, Becky MacRobbie, Carrie Bulgin, Ken Bulgin, Eunice Pellar, Gail Moore, Kevin Patterson, Ardel Patterson, Anson Racher, Carol Russell, John & Barb Racher, Ron & Linda Scales, Betty Strevel, Rodney Teskey, Neil Teskey, Ryan Teskey, Joan Williams, Bev Woolaver

If we have missed any Associate Members, please accept our sincere apologies.

DID YOU KNOW?Contrary to what most people believe, the Petrolia & Enniskillen District Agricultural Society, consisting of over 125 volunteers, owns Greenwood Park & Morrison Field solely. Although sports groups and the general public have access to the facilities, Greenwood Park is privately owned. The Petrolia & Enniskillen District Agricultural Society also goes by the name of the Petrolia & Enniskillen Fairboard. The Society has a legal agreement & contract with the Town of Petrolia. The Town of Petrolia takes care of the grounds as well as the sporting events or renting out for usage of grounds. The society holds an agreement with the Petrolia Lions who maintain and care for all functions at their Greenwood Pavilion & Hall. Greenwood Palace is maintained & made available for functions only by the Society.

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J. Hendra* 1872John L Wilson* 1874John Scott* 1889-90W. A. Brock* 1900-21Mr. Steadman* 1923D. Duncan* 1924-25John Kirkpatrick* 1927Elbert Landon* 1946-50Elton Freer* 1951Peter McPhedran* 1952William Fraser* 1953Murray Dewhirst* 1954Robert McLean* 1955Garnet Melton* 1956Gordon Bell* 1957Howard Stenton* 1958John Dawson* 1959Lorne Henderson* 1960John Hackett* 1961Carl Dewhirst 1962Allan T. Campbell* 1963Ernest Napper* 1964Gordon Drope* 1965Wesley Williams* 1966Tom Freer 1967John Metcalfe* 1968Lewis Pineo* 1969

Cameron McLean* 1970Leo Dupuis* 1971-72Roy Cox* 1973-74Clare Freer* 1975-76James T. Callaghan 1977-78Willard Hall* 1979-80William T. McAuslan * 1981-82Rudy Krall Jr. 1983-84John Racher 1985-86Bill Abraham* 1987-88Scott Campbell 1989-90Doug Krall 1991-92John Racher 1993Roger Hyatt 1994-95Anson Bailey 1996-97Earle Woolaver 1998-99Ken Dunlop 2000-01Doug Krall 2002-03Terry Callaghan 2004-05Donna McAuslan 2006-07Terry Callaghan 2008-09Pat Callaghan 2010-11Judy Krall 2012-13Mike Dunlop 2014-15Doug Krall 2016-17

*Deceased

PAST PRESIDENTS

OAAS SERVICE DIPLOMA 2011 - Donna and Rudy Krall 2015 - Dale Syer 2012 - Joanne Dobbin 2016 - Scott Campbell 2013 - Anson Racher 2017 - Maurice McAuslan 2014 - Anne Humphrey 2018 - Joanne Dobbin

OAAS ACCOMPLISHMENT AWARD 2011 - Irvine Syer ` 2015 - Beverly Bain 2012 - Elaine Dobbin 2016 - Lillian Maw 2013 - Joan Williams 2017 – Donna Krall 2014 - Maurice McAuslan 2018 - Marion Henderson

AWARDS

JUNIOR AWARD 2011 - Jamie Callaghan 2015 - Peter Matthews 2012 - Amber Walker 2016 - Garrett MacRobbie 2013 - Demarie Krall 2017 – Mitchell Callaghan 2014 - Connor MacRobbie 2018 - Eric Bradley

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SENIOR AWARD 2011 - Joan Williams 2015 —Marion Henderson 2012 - Diane Melton 2016 - Barb & John Racher 2013 - Donna & Rudy Krall 2017 – Elaine Dobbin 2014 - Was not given out. 2018 - No Award Given

COLUMBUS CURLING RINK TROPHY FOR

OUTSTANDING SERVICE 2011 - Paul Gaborko 2015 - Donna McAuslan 2012 - Pat Callaghan 2016 - Carrie Bulgin 2013 - Ken Bulgin 2017 – Mike Dunlop 2014 - Neil and Jessie Blackstock 2018 - Kelly Humphrey

HOMECRAFT PAST PRESIDENTSMrs. David Brand* 1950Mrs. Ada Freer* 1951-1952Mrs. Arthur Park * 1953-1955Mrs. Murray Dewhirst* 1956-1957Mrs. Jean Dalziel* 1958Mrs. Dorthea Vokes* 1959Mrs. Jean Melton* 1960Mrs. Marg Bell* 1961Mrs. Kay Stenton* 1962Mrs. Reta Henderson 1963Mrs. Marguerite Broad* 1964Mrs. Mary Freer* 1965Mrs. Kathy Dewhirst 1966Mrs. Becky Campbell* 1967Mrs. Joyce Piggott 1968Mrs. Ross Donald* 1969Mrs. Eva Napper* 1970Mrs. Marie Metcalfe* 1971-72

Mrs. Joan Williams 1973-74Mrs. Louise Hall* 1975-76Mrs. Donna Krall* 1977-78Mrs. Evelyn Freer* 1979-80Mrs. Dorothy McAuslan 1981-82Mrs. Donna Krall* 1983-84Mrs. Barbara Racher 1985-86Mrs. Bev Bain 1987-88Mrs. Lori Hyatt 1989-90Mrs. Jane Teskey 1991-92Mrs. Elaine Dobbin 1993-94Mrs. Emily Gaborko 1995-96Mrs. Barb Racher 1997-98Mrs. Jane Teskey 1999-2003Mrs. Judy Krall 2004-2006Mr. Jonathan Krall 2007-2008 Mrs. Barb Racher 2009-2014Mrs. Becky MacRobbie 2015-2016

*Deceased

4139 Petrolia Line

Petrolia, ON N0N 1R0

(519) 882-0166

Cash & Carry Feed BinYour local pet food store.

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MISS PETROLIA FAIR

Miss Maxine Freer (Russell) 1973-74Miss Sandra Williams 1975Miss Wendy Baker (McLean) 1976-77Miss Linda McPhee (Parnel) 1978Miss Laurie Long (Byers) 1979Miss Connie White (Swan) 1980Miss Barbara Dobbin (Clark) 1981Miss Debbie Popelier (McNally) 1982Miss Luisa Paolucci 1983Miss Lisa McNabb (Wilson) 1984

Miss Tracey Annett (Palocz) 1985Miss Julie Lalonde 1986Miss Jennifer Moore (Conkey) 1987Miss Reni Stroobandt (Sheffield) 1988Miss Patti-Jo Park (Pumple) 1989Miss Michelle Dupuis (Krzyzanowski) 1990Miss Jacqueline Melton (Jackson) 1991Miss Shauna Potts 1992Miss Carrie Racher (Bulgin) 1993

PETROLIA & ENNISKILLEN AMBASSADOR

Miss Katherine Campbell (Smyth) 1994Miss Barbara Sefeldas (Lucas) 1995Miss Faith Whiting (Biggen Pound) 1996Miss Dawn Ruff (McBean) 1997Miss Amanda Racher 1998Miss Selena Fraser 1999Miss Kathryn Whitehead 2000Miss Jennifer Dobbin 2001Miss Brittany Freer (Gilroy) 2002Miss Kate Jessop (Dal Castel) 2003Miss Barbara Dickenson (McNaughton) 2004Mr. Jason White 2005Mr. Dain Pearson 2006

Miss Bethany Reddick (Lawrence) 2007Miss Laura Lebert (Jasmin) 2008Miss Jordon Hardy 2009Mr. Jonathan Krall 2010Miss Sabrina Redick (Hiemstra) 2011 Miss Miranda Cole (Webster) 2012Miss Emily Syer 2013Miss Janessa O'Hara 2014Miss Jacquie Burnley 2015Miss Jennifer Ainsworth 2016Miss Lauren Elliott 2017Miss Amber Walker 2018

LOCAL DIGNITARIES Bob Bailey: M.P.P.; Marilyn Gladu: M.P.; R. Brad Loosley: Mayor, Town of Petrolia; Kevin Marriott: Mayor, Township of Enniskillen; Bill Weber: Warden of Lambton County; District 13 Reps: Judy Slaughter, Judy Krall, Lauren Armstrong; District 13 Provincial Director: Brenda Tipping

COMMITTEESAdvertising (Publicity) Ken Bulgin (519-882-4829)Antique Tractor Pull - Kelly Humphrey (519-350-0309), Ken Dunlop, Greg Racher, Rick RacherBaby Show - Zerlinda Richards, Jamie Wilcox (519-383-9518)Beef Cattle - Stephen Krall (519-381-0516), John Racher, Joanne Dobbin, Clarence CokeCash Draw - Doug Krall (519-882-1055),Terry Callaghan, Steve Peller, Justen RichardsChildren's Parade - Donna McAuslan (519-882-3092)Concessions - Steve Peller (519-627-3428), Earle Woolaver (519-882-1180), Pat Callaghan (519-864-8440)Decorating - Chantal BrandonDemolition Derby - Justen Richards (519-918-8583), Ken Dunlop, Zerlinda Richards, Demi Krall, Jamie Wilcox, Ron Hillman (519-381-0529)Entertainment - Terry Callaghan, Demi Krall, Justen Richards, Dale SyerFair Exhibitors in Building —Sarah Syer (519-630-2168)Farm Olympics - Dale and Sarah Syer (519-328-1900) dalezy_29@hotmail.com

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Field Crops - John Racher (519-882-1328)Finance Office: Treasurer, Steve Peller (519-627-3428)Fruit, Roots and Vegetable, and Eggs: - John Racher (519-882-1328)Gates: - Doug Krall (519-882-1055), Dave Martin, Norm McAuslanGrain and Seeds: -John Racher (519-882-1328), Ken BulginGrounds and Buildings: - Doug Krall (519-882-1055) Norm McAuslan, Earle Woolaver, Terry CallaghanHeavy Horses: - Co-Chair persons Todd Jardine (519-882-1153), Anne Humphrey (519-784-0332)Horticulture: - Wendy McLean, Betty StrevelJr. Directors: – Justen Richards, Demi KrallKiddies Tractor Pull: - Ken Bulgin (519-882-4829), Carrie Bulgin, Emma BulginOffice Help: - peasfallfairoffice@gmail.com, Barb Eastman, Judy Krall, Steve PellerParade: - Ken Bulgin (519-882-4829), John Racher Parking: - Doug Krall (519-882-1055), Jr. Directors, Demi KrallPet Show: - Bev Wagner (519-844-2221)Prize Book: - peasfallfairoffice@gmail.com, Donna McAuslan, Barb Racher, Sarah SyerSafety Committee: - Kelly Humphrey (519-350-0309), Doug Krall, Mike Dunlop, Judy Krall, Justen Richards, Duane Capes, Pat CallaghanSanitation: - Doug Krall (519-882-1055), Stephen KrallSheep: - Terry Callaghan (519-864-1680), Linda Callaghan, Pat Callaghan, Brody Callaghan Tractor Pull - Ken Dunlop (519-882-0573), Greg Racher, Rick Racher, Kelly Humphrey (519-350-0309)Website - www.petrolia-enniskillenfallfair.org, Demi Krall (519-381-9422), Barb Eastman

www.wansteadfarmerscoop.com

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RULES AND REGULATIONS1. All exhibits must be bona fide property of the exhibitor. No animal can be shown in

two classes or compete for more than one Society prize, except in the case of a special prize or sweepstake. Livestock for exhibition must be in their places by 10 o'clock on Saturday of the Fair. For commencement of judging times, please see appropriate Class.

2. All livestock exhibitors must provide a copy of proof of liability insurance to the Secretary with entry/registration papers. At the fair, exhibitors will be asked to fill out and sign a “Hold Harmless” agreement. To save time on day of show, please mail photocopy of proof of insurance, with your entry to Petrolia and Enniskillen Ag. Society, Rear 4065 Dufferin Ave., Petrolia, Ontario N0N 1R0.

3. All animals exhibited must be the property of the exhibitor and satisfactory proof of ownership must be produced if requested.

4. Exhibitors making entries in partnership in livestock classes must give satisfactory proof that the partnership existed for the three months previous to the date of the fair.

5. Should the judge consider the best exhibit of a section to be of an inferior quality, he can reduce the prize amount of premium or withhold the prize at his discretion. The decision of the judges will be final. No appeal will be considered. Upon the discovery of fraud or deception as to the ownership of any article exhibited, the Board of Directors will deal accordingly.

6. The pedigree of purebred animals, certificates on registration may be called for before a judge will make an award.

7. All exhibits for display in Exhibition Building will be received Thursday of the Fair from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Flowers in Class 27 and items in Class 16B, 16C and 16D will be received Friday of the fair, from 8 a.m. until 10:30 a.m. All property exhibited must remain on the grounds and in the buildings until 4:15 p.m. on Saturday of the Fair, if removed before that hour, prizes will be forfeited. Adequate protection will be provided for all exhibits. All Livestock must remain on the grounds until 4:00 p.m. or forfeit their prize winnings.

8. All merchandise won must be picked up within 30 days of the Fair.9. No person shall enter more than one item in any one section.10. All persons on the grounds will be subject to the rules of the Managing Committee.

Exhibitors interfering with the judges will forfeit their prizes.11. While the Directors of the Association agree to take every reasonable precaution to

ensure the safety of animals and articles sent to the exhibition, yet it must be distinctly understood that the owners are to assume all risks, and should any animal be accidentally injured, lost or stolen, Directors will render all assistance in their power for the recovery of the same, but they will not recognize any claim for payment of the value or any portion thereof, and further, the Society will not be responsible for anyone being injured in any way on the grounds.

12. If the receipts are insufficient to meet the prize list in full, the prizes will be paid pro-rata, as the funds permit.

13. Judges have full power to classify all articles and animals that are being exhibited. If your exhibit is not entered correctly, please notify the Secretary.

14. No exhibitor will receive more than two prizes in any one section of the livestock division. Please check the rules in the Class.

15. Prizes will be paid as soon as possible. No prizes are paid during the Fair unless stated. Cheques must be cashed by Dec. 31, 2019.

16. Questions not covered herein, will be decided by the Managing Board whose decision will be final.

17. Notice is hereby given that Officers of the Society may by their Rules and Regulations prohibit and prevent theatrical, circus and mountebank performances, exhibition

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and shows, and no games of chance or gambling on the grounds, or within 300 yards. The Society may also regulate or prevent huckstering or trafficking in fruits, goods, wares or merchandise on Exhibition Grounds, or within 300 yards thereof, and any person who, after due notice of such Rules and Regulations, violating the same, shall be liable to be removed by the Officers, Policemen or Constables of the Society.

18. Five dollar ($5) entry fee plus 10% of all prize money will be retained for livestock open show and 10% on classes other than livestock.

19. The Electrical Safety Code, Ontario, regulation 10/91, requires that all electrical equipment must be approved ( before it may be lawfully advertised, displayed, offered for sale, sold or otherwise disposed of used in the Province of Ontario). It is therefore the responsibility of each vendor to ensure that all electrical equipment in, or about, their booth comply with the above regulation. This includes the electrical merchandise as well as lighting and display equipment. Should any of this equipment not conform it is recommended that you request temporary permission to exhibit while the necessary approval certification is being sought. Please write directly to: Hydro One, or the appropriate inspection department for that area you will be exhibiting in. Any questions concerning regulation for booth wiring should be addressed to Hydro One. Failure of Electrical equipment to comply with the safety code requirements can result in the equipment being refused connection to the source of electrical supply and it may even be ordered removed from the display.

20. As a Fair we have an ethical obligation to assure that all animals in our Fair, receive appropriate and modest care for their well-being.

21. EXHIBITOR NUMBERS AND ENTRY TAGS are available ahead of time by contacting the Secretary, at 519-330-8804 peasfallfairoffice@gmail.com

FAIR PARADEChairperson: Ken Bulgin (519-882-4829)

OUR FAIR THEME: “FAMILY FARM TRADITIONS”

Saturday September 7th at 11:00 am

This Section of the parade will assemble on Tank St. just North of Petrolia Line . Registration begins at 10:00 a.m.

Rules:1. Age of Driver follow the rules of the road.2. Children are not to sit on front of wagon.3. To drive farm equipment you must hold a valid G2 driver's license.4. Only the driver on any vehicle without a cab.

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

A Best Organized Group FloatB Best Old CarC. Best Old TruckD. Best Commercial FloatE. Best Original Antique TractorF. Best Dressed Antique TractorG. Best Machinery DisplayH. Best Dressed Horse or Pony and Rider (Gift Certificate from Western Boot Corral)

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I. Best Dressed Heavy Horse Team (All Teams to Receive $15)J. Best Float Portraying Fair ThemeK. Best School Float Portraying Fair Theme

CHILDREN'S PARADEChairperson: Donna McAuslan & Jr. Directors (Location: Victoria Park)

OUR FAIR THEME: “FAMILY FARM TRADITIONS”

Saturday September 7th at 11:00 amAll Children in parade should be in costume. This section of the parade will

be judged in Victoria Park at 10:30 amPrize money donated by Needham Jay Funeral Home

Prize: 1st - $6, 2nd - $4, 3rd - $2Rules:1. No ATV or Dirt Bikes allowed2. Only the driver on vehicle without cab

Sections: 1. Best Costume - Walking2. Best Decorated Bike & Costumed Rider3. Best Decorated Motorized/Battery Operated Mini Car/Tractor & Costumed Driver

(Under 10 Yrs.) must be attended by a parent4. Best Decorated Tricycle/Scooter & Costumed Owner5. Best Decorated Wagon/Buggy & Costumed Owner6. Best Decorated Roller Skates/Skateboard and Costumed Rider7. Best Decorated Pet & Costumed Owner8. Best Dressed Clown9. Most Creative Use of Fair Theme All other participants to receive $1

BABY SHOWChairpersons: Jamie Wilcox (519-383-9518) and Zerlinda Richards (519-918-8583)

Registration at 8:45 am Saturday of the Fair. Baby Show will begin at 9:00 am

Donations from Heidi's Independent Grocer, C.I.B.C., a gift pack from Hogan's Pharmacy and a gift certificate from Bella & Ben.

Ribbons to all participants.

First place - $5 The rest - $1

Age Groups 1. Twins: 0 - 23 months 6. Girls: 9 - 12 months 2. Girls: 0 - 5 months 7. Boys: 9 - 12 months 3. Boys: 0 - 5 months 8. Girls: 13 - 15 months 4. Girls: 6 - 8 months 9. Boys: 13 - 15 months 5. Boys: 6 - 8 months

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CHILDREN'S PET SHOWChairperson: Bev Wagner (519-844-2221)

Registration at 8:45 a.m Saturday of the Fair. Show will begin at 9:00 a.m. beside Green Quonset Building.

All Owners and Pets MUST be registered.ALL PETS MUST BE CAGED OR LEASHED AND HAVE AVALID RABIES CERTIFICATE WHERE APPROPRIATE.

Prize: 1st - $2, 2nd - $1.75, 3rd - $1.50, 4th - $1

“Gone to the Dogs” - Dog Show1. Most obedient2. Best tricks3. Most athletic looking4. Loudest bark

Rabbit Show13. Longest ears14. Most colourful15. Longest hair

“Cat's Cradle” - Cat Show7. Most calm8. Largest cat9. Most playful10. Fluffiest11. Puss 'n Boots look-a-like12. Best dressed cat

Other Pets16. Most unusual pet17. Frog jumping competition

Stuffed Animals18. A Stuffed Animal Dressed for the Job i.e.: Farmer, Fireman, Doctor, and Mayor

etc.

5. Most unique (3 legged, one ear, stands up etc, anything unusual but healthy 6. Best dressed Hero and Side Kick Combination Owner look-a-like

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19. Super Hero look-a-like20. Sportiest looking (golfer, hockey player, tennis player)

Section Winner/DonationSection #1 - donated by Dynasty's Pet Groom & BoardSection #2 - Gift —donated by Petrolia Veterinary ServicesSection #4 - Sunday Gate Pass for Child donated by P.E.A.S.Section #9 - Sunday Gate Pass for Child donated by P.E.A.S.Section #11 - Sunday Gate Pass for Child donated by P.E.A.S.Section #13 - Sunday Gate Pass for Child donated by P.E.A.S.Section #16 - donated by Dynasty's Pet Groom & Board

LIVESTOCK EXHIBITORS MUST SUBMIT A COPY OF THEIR CURRENT LIABILITY INSURANCE CERTIFICATE WITH THEIR ENTRIES.

KIDDIE'S TRACTOR PULLChairpersons: Ken & Carrie Bulgin (519-882-4829)

Sunday of the FairScheduled in Greenwood Recreation Centre

Registration is at 12:30 p.m. Tractor Pull at 1:00 p.m.

Prize: 1st - $5, 2nd - $3, 3rd - $2Sponsored by Needham Jay Funeral Home

Regulations:1. The contestant must be able to pedal the tractor without assistance.2. Pedal tractor will be furnished for all participants.3. All contestants must wear shoes.4. All contestants will be given three (3) chances to get the sled moving from the

starting line.5. The pulling tractor must stay between the lines of the pulling lanes at all times.6. If the tractor leaves the pulling lines, the distance will be measured from the

starting line to the point where the tractor crossed the boundary.7. In the case of a tie, there will be a pull-off to determine the winner.8. There will be 4 classes of contestants, which are: Class 1: 2-3 years old Class 2: 4-5 years old Class 3: 6-7 years old Class 4: 8-9 years old9. Both boys and girls are eligible to enter. The age limit is 9 years.10. The judge's decision is final for all pulls.11. All contestants must be present by the time of the pull with a signed permission

slip in hand. The required signature of a parent or guardian, releases the Petrolia and Enniskillen Agricultural Society from any financial responsibility due to an accident.

12. Registration for the tractor pull will be ½ hour before pull time.13. Only the first 25 children for each class to register will be able to participate. An

adult or guardian must accompany Child at the time of registration.14. EACH CHILD MAY ENTER IN ONLY ONE PULL.15. NOTE: Class 1 will be completed and judged before Class 2 starts and so on.

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KIDS POWER WHEEL DERBY RULESSunday of the Fair

Chairperson: Justen Richards (519-918-8583)Time of Derby: after 1:00 - before finals in the regular Demolition Derby

Ages 3 - 10

Prizes: All children will be awarded with a trophy. Sponsors will be announced at time of Derby

1. Kids must fit in the vehicles properly. Seat beats must work. Sitting on back of seat is not allowed. Must be big enough to control and not fall out.

2. Must wear a helmet which fits correctly. Long sleeves and long pants must be worn.

3. The show will have a specific time limit. 4. Cars are open to any store bought Power

Wheels, Peg Perego etc. Absolutely NO HOME MADE OR MODIFIED

CARS ALLOWED. 5. Vehicles can be cars, trucks, tractors or ATV's as long as they are not modified.6. 6v or 12v batteries only. Batteries must be fastened down securely. No full size

car, golf cart, lawn tractor or motorcycle batteries will be allowed. 7. Doors, hoods, etc. can be wired or zip tied down but are not mandatory.8. No locking up the rear ends, strengthening the bumpers or beefing up the steering

rods. Must be stock.

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WHAT IS TRUCK AND TRACTOR PULLINGCheck out this web site Southwestern Ontario Tractor Pullers Association

http://www.swotpa.com/what.htm

STOCK ANTIQUE/CLASSIC TRACTOR PULLDate: Sunday, September 8th, 2019

Chairperson: Kelly Humphrey (519-350-0309)Time of Pull: 11:00 am at the Fair Grounds

Location of Weigh In: Greenwood Park, Maude Street Gate.Time of Weigh-In: 10:00 am

Entry Fee: $10 per hookup, per class.

Subject to O.V.T.P.A. Rules. Rules can be found at www.ovtpa.org

2019 TRACTOR PULLDate: Friday, September 6, 2019

Chairperson: Kelly Humphrey (519 -350-0309)Time of Weigh-In: 5.00 pm Registration until 6:30 pm

Location of Weigh In: Greenwood Park, Maude Street GateFirst Pull at 7 pm

SWOPTA Classes: 6,000, 7,000, 8,000, 9,000, lbs., Modified Farm9,300, 10,000 lbs. Super FarmOut of Field class 16,000 lb.

4WD Stock Truck Class, ClassesENTRY FEE

Prize money donated by numerous donors whom will be recognized by the announcer. All tractors to be on grounds before 6:30 p.m. and registered.

SUBJECT TO SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO TRACTOR PULLERS ASSOCIATION. RULES MAY BE OBTAINED FROM OR ANY MEMBER OF TRACTOR PULL COMMITTEE. Or this link

http://swotpa.com/rules/President - Rob Rodger - Ph: (519) 526-7266 info@swotpa.com

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DEMOLITION DERBY PRIZE LISTChairpersons: Justen Richards (519-918-8583) / Ron Hillman (519-381-0529)

$80 Entry Fee***Prizes subject to change at the discretion of the derby committee***

For full contest rules please see www.petrolia-enniskillenfallfair.organd the Petrolia Derby Facebook Page

For more information contact Ron Hillman

FARM OLYMPICSSaturday September 7th @ 3 pm on the ball diamond.

Chairperson: Dale Syer (519-328-1900) Class 1: Ages 9 - 14 Class 2: Ages 15+

Teams of 6 (must be 3 men and 3 women)Registration is at 2:45pm. Participants under 18 years of age must have

adult sign permission slip at registration.

1st Prize - $75, 2nd Prize - $25Prize money donated by Beth Hackett Insurance

2019 HOMECRAFT DIVISION

HOMECRAFT DEPARTMENT COMMITTEESChairperson: Sarah Syer (519-630-2168)

Baking - Judy Krall (519-882-1055), Mary Campbell, Marion Henderson, Bonnie ElliottFair Ambassador - Judy Krall (519-882-1055), Zerlinda RichardsFine Arts and Adult Open Hobby - Donna McAuslan (519-882-3092), Bev Woolaver, Elsie Hyatt4-H Displays - Judy Krall (519-882-1055), Sarah SyerGolden Age - Elaine Dobbin (519-844-2508), Bev BainHomecraft - Barb Racher, Diane Melton, Lillian MawKitchen - Elaine Dobbin (519-844-2508), Barb Racher (519-882-1328), Bev Bain, Fairboard LadiesPhotography – Zerlinda Richards (519-918-8583), Joanne Osborne, Deb ReddickScrapbooking – Zerlinda Richards, Debbie RedickSchool Crafts - Sarah Syer, Donna McAuslanElementary Ambassadors - Carrie Bulgin (519-882-4829), Gail Williams, Nicole KennedyCulinary Arts - Janice Gould (226-738-0766), Carol Russell, Joan Williams

NOTICE: Exhibits not to be removed before gates are down and out of the way for safety

reasons. Exhibits to be picked up at 4:15pm, no earlier.

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Rules and Regulations1. No person shall enter more than one item in any one section. All articles to be

the exhibitor's own work, and entered in exhibitor's name only. All articles must be new, handmade and have not been previously exhibited at our Fair.

2. Titles, namely Bake Queen, Homemaking Queen, Golden King or Queen, and all elementary ambassadors, can only be given to one person for two consecutive years. In the event that any title should be won for the third year by any one person, the title would then go to the second place entrant. No person can hold more than one title.

3. All persons on the grounds will be subject to the rules of the Managing Committee. Exhibitors interfering with the judges will forfeit their prizes.

4. The Directors of the Association agree to take every reasonable precaution to ensure the safety of articles sent to the exhibition. It must be distinctly understood that the owners are to assume all risks, and should any articles be accidentally damaged, lost or stolen, Directors will render all assistance in their power for the recovery of same, but they will not recognize any claim for payment of the value or any portion thereof.

5. Judges have full power to classify all articles that are being exhibited.6. Group entries allowed ONLY in Class 19H, 21E or 21F7. Prizes will be paid as soon as possible. Cheques must be cashed before December 31, 2019.8. Ten percent of all prize money of ten dollars and over will be retained. 9. EXHIBITOR NUMBERS AND ENTRY TAGS are available ahead of time by contacting

the Secretary, Attn.: Barb Eastman, Petrolia and Enniskillen Ag. Society, Rear 4065 Dufferin Ave., Petrolia, ON, N0N 1R0 or Phone 519-330-8804,

peasfallfairoffice@gmail.com10. Judging will be done according to the criteria in the newly revised OAAS Rules

4136 Petrolia LinePetrolia, ON

519-882-2211

Mon.-Fri. 8-9; Sat. 8-6; Sun. 10-6

YOUR INDEPENDENT GROCER

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YOUTH

(CLASS 1-15)Birth year to be used

Every Child Handing in an Exhibitor's Form with exhibits will be eligible for a Door Prize. Door prize ticket must be filled out at the registration table on Thursday evening before the fair at Registration (This is the responsibility of the exhibitor and his/her parents.)

CLASS 1 - JUNIOR BAKINGChairperson: Carrie Bulgin (519-882-4829)

Birth year to be used

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

1- A - Born in 2011 or after1. 4 unbaked squares made with cereal2. 4 cookies (Snickerdoodles)3. 4 banana muffins4. 4 tea biscuits

1 B - Born in 2008, 2009, 20101. 4 unbaked squares made with cereal2. 4 cookies (Snickerdoodles)3. 4 banana muffins4. 4 tea biscuits

1 C - Born in 2007 or before1. 4 unbaked squares made with cereal2. 4 cookies (Snickerdoodles)3. 3 slices banana bread4. 4 homemade buns (your choice)5. A decorated cupcake (decoration to be judged)

All entries to be picked up Saturday September 7th at 4:15 pm.

There will be 5 young ambassadors: Preschool Ambassador, Primary Ambassador, Junior Ambassador, Intermediate Ambassador, and Senior Ambassador.

To become the ambassador for your age group, your points will be totaled from classes 1-3. You must have entries in at least 2 other classes in the fair. Other Classes include: Jr. Culinary, Student Art, Student Photography, Elementary Fruits & Vegetables, Elementary Flowers, Penmanship, and Colouring Contest. Entrants do not need to enter each section in a class. Winner will be determined by the most points achieved in a classEach winning Ambassador will receive $20, a medallion, and a gift bag (appropriate for his/her age).

Donations from Baines Machine Shop, Parkland Farms, TD Bank, Wight Bus Lines, Oil Springs Service, Godfathers Pizza Petrolia and Buds Pizza.

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CLASS 3 – JUNIOR CRAFTSChairperson: Carrie Bulgin (519-882-4829)

Birth year to be used

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

3A - Born in 2015 or after1. Draw a picture of your favourite thing on a farm.2. A necklace made from dry pasta or beads3. Decorate a Rice Krispie square4. Show us how you would decorate a gift-wrapped box or canned good (items to be donated to the Petrolia Food Bank)5. Make a farm animal from Playdough or modeling clay6. Any other craft not listed - prizes awarded for new ideas

3B - Born in 2013 or 20141. Make your favourite thing on a farm out of clay2. Draw a picture of a farm scene3. A package of home-made slime - packaging to be judged4. Something interesting made from items found in your recycling bin - be sure to let

us know what it is!5. Turn a box or canned goods into an animal (item to be donated to the foodbank)6. Make a Lego™ Barn (no larger than 20 cm x 20 cm)7. Any other craft not listed - prizes awarded for new ideas

CLASS 2 - JUNIOR CULINARY ARTSChairperson: Carrie Bulgin (519-882-4829)

Born in 2005 or afterAll sealers MUST be sealed with snap lids for judging.

Entry tags tied securely with string to all entries. Any size sealers accepted.

Partial Prize money donated by Basement Boss.

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

Class 2A - Canning1. Dill Pickles2. Apple Sauce3. Canned Peaches4. Strawberry Freezer Jam5. Canned Tomatoes6. Mild Salsa

SpecialMost points sections 1- 6 - $15 donated by Joan Williams

Class 2B – After School Snacks1. Favourite homemade cheese snack – displayed with crackers on a 4” plate2. Favourite homemade pizza – 2 slices (any type of crust will be accepted)

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3C - Born in 2011 or 20121. Make your favourite thing on the farm from clay2. Draw a picture or make a poster showing a safety rule for the farm 3. Create art using stones or rocks4. Create a farm scene out of recycled materials no larger than 35 cm x 26 cm5. A package of home-made slime - packaging to be judged; please print out and include your recipe6. Make a boat that floats out of things from your recycling bin7. Any other craft not listed. Prizes awarded for new ideas

3D - Born in 2008 or 2009 or 20101. Design a brochure to encourage people to visit a farm2. Make something useful from your recycling bin3. Make a farm scene using building blocks (e.g. Lego™, Kinnex™ etc.) - no larger than

20cm x 20 cm. No Kits4. A creation from wood5. Make a menu from a meal that fits the new Canada Food Guide6. Make a boat that floats out of things from your recycling bin7. A collection of homemade slime packaged attractively - include your recipes for

each type of slime8. A creation from felt9. Stone or rock art10. A sewn item11. Art made with strings12. A knit or crocheted item - using a loom or needles13. Any other craft not listed - prizes awarded for new ideas

3E - Born in 2007 or before1. A piece of origami2. A picture made with stones3. A Knit or crocheted item4. Design a meal plan for the day using Canada’s new food guide.5. Tell us about your favourite farm story or tradition. Include pictures as appropriate

(can be printed or hand drawn)6. Make a keychain for your backpack7. Design a scrapbook page showing your best summer day.8. A sewn item9. Make a busy basket (activities to keep a child busy!) - state the age the basket is

designed for10. Any other craft not listed - prizes awarded for new ideas

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CLASS 3F – PILLOWCASES FOR PEDIATRICSBorn in 2005 or after

ALL PILLOWCASES DONATED TO BLUEWATER HEALTH PEDIATRIC DEPARTMENT

Seam edges must be finished either with zigzag or serging.Exhibitors may donate more than 1 pillowcase, however can only enter 1 for judging. Pillowcases are to fit a standard sized bed pillow and must be finished to a size of 30”x20”. Instructions can be found on the website: www.allpeoplequilt.com

Prizes: 1st - $15 2nd - $10 3rd - $5 Prize money donated by Petrolia Dentistry

Sections:1. Youth entry pillowcase

CLASS 3G - YOUTH ENTRIES HATS FOR NEWBORNSBorn in 2005 or after

ALL HATS BECOME THE PROPERTY OF THE P&E AG. SOCIETYAND WILL BE DONATED TO BLUEWATER MATERNAL AND

INFANT PROGRAMExhibitors may donate more than 1 hat however can only enter 1 in each section for judging.

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

Sections:1. Knit2. Crochet3. Sewn

Steven Mailloux and Laura Oliver - Funeral Directors

Serving Petrolia, Wyoming and Surrounding Communities

(519) 882-0100 www.needhamjay.com

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CLASS 4 - JUNIOR ARTAll entries to be no larger than 40cm x 50cm and

attractively matted or framed.Signatures must be covered with something more than an entry tag.

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

4A - Entrants must born in 2014 or afterAll entries to be no larger than 40cm x 50cm and attractively matted or framedAny medium (oil, acrylic, water colour, pencil, pen, ink, charcoal, etc.)1. Animal or Bird2. Pet3. Farm Scene4. My favourite storybook or movie character5. Favourite food

Specials:6. Section 1 - $2.50 donated by Becky MacRobbie7. Section 3 - $2.50 donated by Becky MacRobbie8. Section 4 - $2.50 donated by Emily Gaborko

4B - Entrants must be born between 2010 and 2013All entries to be no larger than 40cm x 50cm and attractively matted or framedAny medium (oil, acrylic, water colour, pencil, pen, ink, charcoal, etc.)1. Portrait-Human2. Still Life (inanimate)3. Pet4. Farm Scene5. Family Farm Traditions (fair theme)6. Copy Picture-original attached7. Any Seasonal Scene8. Animal or bird9. Favourite Food10. Flowers11. Half and Half Picture (half picture and half drawing)

Specials:13. Section 1 - $2.50 donated by A Village Fireplace14. Section 4 - $2.50 donated by A Village Fireplace15. Section 5 - $2.50 donated by Petrolia Dentistry16. Section 9 - $2.50 donated by Emily Gaborko 4C - Entrants must be born between 2005 and 2009All entries to be no larger than 40cm x 50cm and attractively matted or framedAny Medium (oil, acrylic, water colour, pencil, pen, ink, charcoal, etc.)1. Portrait-Human2. Animal or bird3. Cartoon Character-named4. Farm scene5. Copy Picture(original attached)6. Flowers7. Any seasonal scene8. Family Farm Traditions (fair theme)9. Your choice

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10. Half and half picture (half picture / half drawn)

Specials:11. Section 3 - $5 donated by Street Cartage12. Section 4 - $5 donated by TD Bank13. Section 7 - $5 donated by Charles Fairbank14. Section 8 - $5 donated by Petrolia Dentistry15. Section 9 - $5 donated by Heidi's Independent Grocer

CLASS 5 - 4-H CLUB EDUCATIONAL DISPLAY (Non-Competitive)

1. Open to all 4-H Clubs.2. The theme of the display is the exhibitor's choice, but it must be 4-H related.3. Display will be allotted a space of approximately 6 feet wide, 30 inches deep and

3 feet high.4 Displays must include the Club's name, a title of the display, and the 4-H

emblems.5. All display work must be done by 4H members.6. The displays will be judged on the following criteria: attractiveness, effective

title, suitability, holds interest, educates, general appearance and workmanship.7. No entry fee is required.8. Equal recognition of $10 shall be given to each display entered donated by

Enniskillen Township.

STEWART COX LTDOIL CITY

Jim, Florence or Cokey

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CLASS 6A - PROVINCIAL, DISTRICT &

FAIR SPECIAL CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE COMPETITIONBorn in 2004 or after

Prizes: 1st - $5, 2nd - $4, 3rd - $3Section 1:(5) Chocolate chip cookies must be no larger than 3” round (6.75 cm), no smaller than 2” round (5 cm). Hint: must be able to taste the dough, chips is fewer and better. The Petrolia and Enniskillen Agricultural Society competition open to all Youth up to 15 yrs. (as of December 31 of current year)

Rules:1. Contest is open to youth up to age 15 years (as of December 31 of current year). 2. One class only.3. Number of cookies to be shown at local Fair/Exhibition to be determined by each

individual Fair/Exhibition. See Section above for our details. WINNER to go on to district competition in November 2019.

District Competition4. The winner from each Fair/Exhibition will be eligible to enter at the District

Competition.5. District entry must consist of 8 cookies displayed on a firm, disposable plate.6. Plain chocolate chip cookies, with no nuts, must be no larger than 3” (6.75 cm) and no

smaller than 2” (5 cm).7. Prize money to be paid by the District.

Provincial Competition8. The entrant must be the winner from the District Competition.9. In the case where the district winner is unable to send an entry to the convention,

then the 2nd place District winner will be eligible to enter.10. The entry for the District must consist of 8 cookies displayed on a plate provided by

the OAAS Chocolate Chip Cookie Committee.11. Plain Chocolate Chip Cookies, with no nuts are to be no larger than 3” (6.75 cm) and

no smaller than 2” (5 cm).12. The entry must be tagged with the exhibitor's name, address and District

represented using the entry tag provided.13. Cookies will be judged according to the OAAS Homecraft Judging Standards.14. Entries will be received at the convention, according to the convention schedule.

Judging will commence at 9:00 am to 9:30 am.

Provincial Prize Money: 1st - $20, 2nd - $15, 3rd - $10 with 12 prizes of $5

** Rules for 2019 Fairs & 2020 Convention

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CLASS 6B - ROBIN HOOD FLOUR BEGINNERS

BEST LUNCHBOX SNACKBorn in 2007 or after

Best Homemade squares or bars (6), junior division, 12 years and younger. Proof of purchase of one of the Robin Hood products required and recipe attached. Picture taken and Winner's Sheet must be signed at time of pick-up on Saturday at fair. Judging will be based on appearance, taste, and texture and recipe creativity. Please go to the office before leaving the grounds on Saturday of the fair.

Prize: 1st - $25 Product Certificate 2nd - $10 Product Certificate3rd - $5 donated by Heidi's Independent Grocers

ROBIN HOOD FLOUR BEST LUNCHBOX SNACK NATIONAL CONTESTEligibility: First place winner Best Lunchbox Snack contest with submission of information by local fair convener.

Prize: 1st - $200

CLASS 7 —PENMANSHIP Chairpersons: Carrie Bulgin

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

1. Born in 2015 or after A sample of your printing. Your first name only on a piece of blank paper.2. Born in 2014 A sample of your printing. Print the following, and your first name on a piece of

blank paper.Farm Roots

3. Born in 2013 Print the following on a blank piece of paper:

Eat well. Live well.4. Born in 2012 Print the following on a piece of lined paper: Old MacDonald had a farm Ee-i-ee-i-oo And on his farm he had some chickens Ee-i-ee-i-oo5. Born in 2010 or 2011 Print the following on a piece of lined paper:

The Farmer in the Dell

The farmer in the dellThe farmer in the dellHi-ho, the derry-o…

The farmer in the dell

The cheese stands aloneThe cheese stands alone

Hi-ho, the derry-o…The cheese stands alone

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CLASS 8 - COLOURING CONTESTPrizes donated by Lambton Mututal Insurance

Rules and Regulations:Pictures entered in this class must be the work of the exhibitor. Pictures are not necessarily to be fair related.Picture is to be no larger then 34cm x 49.5 cm. or 8.5 x 11”Pictures are to be coloured using crayons or pencil crayons. No Markers.No hand drawings (pictures from colouring books or off the computer only)

1st - $5, 2nd - $4, 3rd - $3

Categories:1. Born in 2015 or after2. Born in 2013 or 20143. Born in 2011 or 20124. Born in 2009 or 20105. Born in 2007 or 20086. Born in 2005 or 2006

6. Born in 2007 or 2008 or 2009 Write (in cursive) the following:

Eat a variety of healthy food each day.

7. Born in 2005 or 2006 Write (cursive) in pen the following on lined paper

Early to bed,Early to rise,Makes a man

Healthy, wealthy and wise.

By Benjamin Franklin

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CLASS 10 - O.A.A.S. YOUTH POSTER COMPETITION“Original handmade design depicting fair theme”

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

Sections:1) Junior Youth up to and including Grade 4 - Born in 2010 or after2) Intermediate Youth from Grade 5 up to and including Grade 8 - Born between 2006 and 20093) Senior Youth from Grade 9-12 - Born between 2002 and 2005

Theme: “Family Farm Traditions”

Entry Rules1. “Promoting Your Fair” - Name and date of fair must be clearly shown on poster.2. Must be hand drawn.3. Poster size: Minimum —8 1/2”x11” (22cm X 28cm), without border Maximum —11”x17” (28cm x 44cm), without border4. Each entry must be centered on a CARD STOCK or BRISTOL BOARD exposing a

5.5cm border on all four sides.5. Name of fair, district number, contact person, owner of poster (complete mailing

address must be clearly labeled on the back of each entry)6. The winning poster from each class at each fair will be eligible to enter the

district competition. District winners are eligible to enter at the provincial competition.

Judging Standards 1. Overall Appearance - 50 points 2. 2 - Hand Drawn - 35 Points 3. OAAS Criteria (size, material, theme) - 15 points

Provincial Prizes: 1st - $25, 2nd - $15, 3rd - $10

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CLASS 11 – JUNIOR AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITIONChairpersons: Zerlinda Richards, Joanne Osborne

For children born in 2005 or afterNOTE: Items to be picked up after gates removal 4:15 p.m.

Saturday of the fair.

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

A few Rules to Remember1. All entries must be an original photograph taken by the exhibitor within the last 2

years. This class must be taken by the child under 14 years of age2. Exhibitors must make own choice as to what section to enter.3. Prints may be produced by any photographic process, but MUST NOT be hand

painted.4. Print must be suitably mounted on Bristol board, mount to extend 1/2” or .5 cm on

all sides of photo, ready for hanging. (No overlay matte)5. One Print Only Unless Specified6. If less than 3 entries are received in any one section, award of any prize is decision

of the judge.7. Committee reserves the right to accept or reject any entry.8. No frames or glass allowed in any section.9. Prints in colour unless otherwise stated10. All entry tags should be mounted in the lower right hand corner

Sections & Description1. Back to nature (size 4”x6”)2. Youth in action (size 4”x6”)3. Vacation fun-share your fun with us whether camping, cruising, or just backyard

frog hunting, 2 prints (size 4”x6”)4. Bring in those cute furry or not so furry pictures of your pet (size 4”x6”) 5. My family (size 4”x6”)6. Your favourite photo (size 4”x 6”)7. Family Traditions (size 4”x 6”)8. A photo from a fireworks show (size 4”x 6”)9. A close up shot (size 4”x 6”)10. A selfie of you and two of your close friends (size 4”x 6”)

Specials: 11. Sections 2 - $2.50 Cam-Ron Insurance12. Section 8 - $2.50 Cam-Ron Insurance13. Section 9 - $2.50 Heidi's Independent Grocer14. Section 10 - $2.50 Needham Jay Funeral Home

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CLASS 12 - ELEMENTARY FLOWERS

PUPIL'S OWN ARRANGEMENTNO ENTRY FEE

Chairperson Wendy McLean (519-331-1169) wsm3612@gmail.comAll items must be from exhibitors own gardenMust pick up at 4:15 p.m. Saturday of the Fair

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

Jr. Kindergarten up and including to Grade 4 (Born between 2009-2014)1. Red barn - an arrangement of red flowers in a suitable container2. Pretty in Pink - pink flowers arranged in a container3. Pot of Gold - basket of yellow and gold marigolds

Grades 5 thru 8 (Born between 2005 - 2008)4. Most colourful fall arrangement in a vase5. Pot of gold - basket of marigolds6. Arrangement of Flowers in an Unusual Container7. Any Annual - 3 blooms in a mug8. Display of 7 named weeds, pressed and mounted on boaster board no larger than 16”x12”/ 40cm x 30cm)

Specials: 9. Section 1 - $2 by Doug & Judy Krall10. Section 3 - $2 by Doug & Judy Krall11. Section 6 - $2 by A Village Fireplace12. Section 8 - $2 by A Village Fireplace

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CLASS 13 - ELEMENTARY CORN, GRAIN, FRUIT

AND VEGETABLESChairperson: John Racher (519-882-1328)

Born in 2005 or afterNO ENTRY FEE. ALL GRAINS MUST BE IN QUART/LITRE SEALERS.

Small vegetables displayed on disposable plates. Must pick up at 4.15 p.m. Saturday of the Fair.

Rules:1. All grains must be in 1 liter sealers2. Small vegetables to be displayed on disposable plates, large vegetables to be tied.3. Should be home grown by exhibitor.

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

CORN AND GRAIN1. White Wheat2. Red Wheat3. Barley4. Oats5. Soybeans - 5 Stalks6. Indian Corn - 3 Ears7. Sweet Corn - 5 Ears8. Early Corn - 5 Ears9. Medium Corn - 5 Ears10. Late Corn - 5 Ears11. Best 10 Ears of Corn

ROOTS AND VEGETABLES12. 5 Potatoes13. 6 Table Carrots14. 3 Slicing Cucumbers15. 6 Cucumbers for pickling - gherkin size16. 6 Cucumbers for pickling - dill size17. 6 Yellow Cooking Onions (skins on)18. 3 Spanish Onions (skins on)19. 2 Heads of Cabbage, outer leaves trimmed

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20. 6 Red Tomatoes -stem on21. 6 Miniature Tomatoes (stem on)22. 3 Peppers -Sweet23. 3 Peppers - Hot24. 2 Pumpkins - Pie25. 2 Pumpkins - Field26. 6 Table Beets27. 2 Hubbard Squash28. 2 Squash -any other variety, for table use29. Largest Potato 30. Largest Pumpkin31. Tallest Stalk of Corn - no root32. Tallest Sunflower - no root33. Largest Sunflower Head34. Longest Ear of Corn 35. Largest Cabbage36. Largest Squash37. Longest Zucchini38. Largest Tomato39. Character Made Using a Sunflower Head40. The Strangest shaped vegetable - one only41. Character made from vegetables

Prizes: 1st - $10, 2nd - $5Prize money donated by Brights Farm Forage

42. Best Collection of 10 Vegetables 2 Each of the Following 5 Varieties: Cucumbers, Carrots, Beets, Peppers and Tomatoes43. Vegetable Garden Special Best and Largest Collection of Vegetables from Child's Home Garden, Quality and Arrangement to be judged.44. Squash Special 2 Butternuts, 2 Buttercups and 2 Peppers attractively displayed

Specials:45. Section 11 - $2.50 by A Village Fireplace46. Section 19 - $2.50 by Rudy Krall47. Section 25 - $2.50 by A Village Fireplace48. Section 38 - $2.50 by Rudy Krall49. Section 39 - $2.50 by A Village Fireplace50. Most points - Sections 12 thru 28 - $8 by Lambton Mutual Insurance51. 2nd Most points - Sections 12 thru 28 -$5 by Rudy Krall

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Class 14 - Elementary School Display CompetitionChairperson: Sarah Syer

Sponsored by the Optimist Club of Lambton Central – PetroliaOpen to five local schools; Hillcrest, Queen Elizabeth II,

Lambton Centennial, St. Philip's and Dawn Euphemia

Criteria- Displayed on an 8 ft table – provided by the fair- Follows the fair theme of “Family Farm Traditions”- Shows school spirit- Includes different types of projectsEach school will get 1 table to use and are responsible for setting up their own display

thbetween 4 and 9pm on Thursday September 5 .

Prizes: 1st - $200, 2nd - $125, 3rd – $75, 4th - $50, 5th - $50

ADULT All entries must be picked up September 7th 2019 - 4:15 pm

CLASS 16 - CULINARY ARTSChairpersons: Janice Gould (226-738-0766) &

Joan Williams (519-882-1694)

Prize: 1st - $ 8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4

Class 16A - CanningAll sealers must be sealed. Small tags to be tied securely with string.Any size jars accepted.

1. Blueberry Jam - cooked2. Strawberry Jam - freezer3. Raspberry Jam - cooked4. Jam - your choice5. Applesauce

6. Peaches7. Red Pepper Jelly8. Dill Pickles9. Bread and Butter Pickles10. Pickled Beets11. Hot Dog Relish12. Zucchini Relish13. Canned Relish14. Chili Sauce15. Spaghetti Sauce16. Mild Salsa17. Hot Salsa18. Pickled Eggs19. Canned item - your choice of fruit - not listed above20. Canned item - your choice of vegetable - not listed above21. Gift in a jar - Cookie mix or soup mix- dry ingredients only with recipe

attached

Specials:22. Most Points Sections 1-21 - $15 donated by Joan Williams Class 16B – Appetizers 1. Small cheeseball displayed with crackers on a 4” plate2. Small dessert cheeseball displayed with graham wafers on a 4” plate3. Bruschetta - 3 pieces4. Selection of appetizers – max 4 different kinds displayed on plate, judged on

appearance only

Class 16C – PizzaCrust must be homemade and 2 slices; size of slice needs to be a 3” wedge (measurement of crust to be 3”). Pizza will be re-heated prior to judging.1. Pepperoni2. Hawaiian3. Canadian4. Your choice – 3 topping5. Your choice – 4 topping

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CLASS 16D - FAIRBOARD MEMBERS CHILI COMPETITION

Rules:1. Exhibitors must hold a 2019 Petrolia and Enniskillen Agricultural Society

Membership.2. This chili will be donated to the members during the fair3. Chili to be entered Friday morning between 8:30 and 10am before judging begins4. Must be in 4 qt slow cooker

Prize: 1st - $ 8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4

1. Your favourite 3. Beef 2. Vegetarian 4. Its got a lot of kick!

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BAKING CONTEST

Best Shortbread cookies (5)Recipe must be made with butter.

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1st prize - Gift Certificate2nd Prize - Gift Certificate

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BERNARDIN 2019 HOME CANNING CRAFTS FAIR AWARDS

Participation Terms and Condition1. Use of Bernardin Mason Jar/Snap lid must accompany each entry, as proof of

purchase. Bernardin Jam/Jelly award requires Bernardin Pectin package or UPC as proof of purchase.

2. All entries will be judged on appearance, texture and creativity of recipe and presentation. Decision of the fair judge(s) will be final.

3. Winners' names and addresses must be submitted with each entry.4. All first place winners must submit proof of purchase, photograph for gift pack

competition, itemized description/cost and signed release form giving the sponsor (Bernardin) permission to use, without payment, the winner's name and/or photograph in any other advertising or publicity.

5. National Gift Pack contest prizes will be sent directly to the winners.

Gift Pack Competition:Note —Gift packs need not be in baskets; in fact, we encourage entrants to be creative with their presentation thus the category name.

Gift Pack Competition:Bernardin encourages local gift pack winners to enter the Bernardin gift pack at the annual Royal Agricultural Winter fair held In early November in Toronto. For details see www.Royalfair.org

CLASS 17A - BERNARDIN BEST OF SHOW1st: $30 Gift Certificate

Fair's “Best Home Canning” entry submitted in a Bernardin mason jar & snap lid as selected by the fair. (See rules above). Judging may be based on highest accumulated points (fair decides point system) or judges' choice of Best Home Canning entry from among qualifiers.

CLASS 17B - BERNARDIN JAM/JELLY AWARD1st: $20 Gift Certificate

Best Jam/Jelly using Bernardin pectin as selected by the fair (see above rules). Judging will be based on appearance, taste, and texture and recipe creativity. Winning entry must include proof of purchase of sponsor's product purchase.

CLASS 17C - BERNARDIN GIFT PACK COMPETITION1st: $20 Gift Certificate

Best Gift Pack submitted in a Bernardin mason jar & SNAP Lid as selected by the fair. (see above rules). Judges select winner based on creativity, quality of home canned product, perceived value and appropriateness of presentation.

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BERNARDIN NATIONAL

GIFT PACK COMPETITION Eligibility: First place winner of Bernardin Gift Pack

competition submission of signed declaration form and photo by Local Fair Convener.

(see above rules)1st. Place $100, 2nd and 3rd runner up $25 each

CLASS 17D - BERNARDIN SNAP LID® /

MASON JAR CREATIVE CRAFT AWARD1st: $20 Gift Certificate

Best decorative or functional homemade craft using a Bernardin mason jar(s)and/or 2 piece SNAP LID® as selected by the fair

BERNARDIN NATIONAL CREATIVE

CRAFT COMPETITION Eligibility: First place winner of Bernardin Creative Craft with submission of signed declaration form and photo by Local Fair

Convener. (see above rules)1st. Place $100,

2nd and 3rd runner up $25 each

CLASS 18A - BAKINGChairperson: Judy Krall (519-882-1055)

Prize: 1st - $ 8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4

Rules and Regulations:1. Baking received Thursday, September 5th, between 4 pm and 9 pm.2. All baking must remain until Saturday of Fair at 4.15 pm. All baking must be in

clear plastic BAGS large enough for easy removal. NO PLASTIC WRAP.3. Entry tag to be securely fastened.

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4. Bake Queen or King - Exhibitor with the most points in Class 18. *Please note other rules in sections.

Yeast Breads - NO Machine Used Here1. White Bread2. Brown Bread3. Cinnamon Buns Joined (4)4. White Buns Joined (4)

Yeast Breads - Made and Baked by Machine5. Pumpernickel6. White Bread7. Brown Bread

Loaves and Muffins8. Lemon Loaf – ½ loaf only9. Bran Muffins (4) no fruit or nuts10. Date Loaf – ½ loaf only11. Gluten free loaf of your choice – ½ loaf only12. Banana Loaf - add-ins allowed – ½ loaf only

Cookies Rules: No larger than 3”13. Shortbread Cookies (4)14. Gingersnaps (4)15. Grandma's Rolled Sugar Cookies (4)16. Date Sandwich Cookies (4)17. Chocolate Chip Cookies (4)

Fudge/Brittle/Taffy18. Almond Bark (4 pieces)19. Chocolate fudge (4 pieces)20. Peanut Brittle (4 pieces)

Cakes - NO Cream Cheese IcingsRules: Cakes can be 8 or 9-inch square or round. Should be on foil lined cardboard. NO Mixes. No Paper cups.21. Chocolate Cupcakes (iced) (4)22. Carrot Cake (No Icing)23. Decorated Cake (decorating to be judged only*** no bags for this entry

please***)24. White Cake (Iced, One Layer)25. Coffee Cake (Nuts Optional)26. Gum Drop Cake

Rules: 4 or 5” inch square or round.27. White Christmas Cake (cake to donor)28. Dark Christmas Cake (cake to donor)

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WEEKEND AGENDA

THEME CONTEST

Enter to win $25

Fill out this form and drop it in the box at the front door of the Greenwood Recreation Centre on Thursday, Sept. 5 from 4 - 9 pm or Friday before 6 pm

DRAW WILL BE FRIDAY AT THE OPENING CEREMONIES

Count the Number of in this book

Name:

Address:

Phone:

# of Icons in this book

ALL WEEKEND LONG:

Displays - Commercial Exhibits in the Arena and OutsidePetrolia Optimist Toonie Table - Arena (Sat), Lions Pavilion (Sun)

Country Kitchen in the Arena / Midway Rides / Petting Zoo

Thursday, September 5Arena open to receive exhibits 4pm-9pm

Friday, September 68-10:30am Arena open to receive flowers5-11pm Midway rides6-10pm Exhibits on display in arena7pm Beer gardens open Tractor pull Opening ceremonies (Arena) Ambassador introductions Winners announced Pie auction

Saturday September 78:30-4pm Exhibits of display9am Childens pet show10am Heavy horse show10:15am Judging - Childrens parade11am Parade11-10pm Midways rides1:30pm Sheep show2:30pm Children’s sheep show12-4pm Entertanment demonstrations face painting with Sonshine the Clown12:30pm Beef and 4-H inter-county shows1:30pm Wrestlers

3pm Loonie/candy hunt in the straw near playground Farm Olympics on the diamond4:15pm Exhibits removed from arena & elementary prize pickup8:30pm Jeff Leeson comedy

Sunday, September 811am Antique tractor pull12-6pm Midway rides1pm Demolition derby Mini power-wheel derby Kiddie tractor pull (arena) Beer garden (till 5pm)

AGENDA ACTIVITIES FORTHE WEEKEND ARE

SUBJECT TO CHANGE

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Register on Site.Rules & Forms can be found on the

website andfacebook page.

For moreinformation:

callJusten Richards(519-918-8583)

www.petrolia-enniskillenfallfair.org

SonshineThe Clown

FACEPAINTING

DemolitionDerby

Campbell Amusements is Celebrating 52 Years

of Family Fun!

Petting Zoo &Exotic Animals!!ALL WEEKEND LONG

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 6th7:00pm in the arena

All proceeds to Petrolia 4-H Clubs

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Pies and TartsRules: Tupperware or similar cutters are not considered a lattice top All Pies are to be a 4” wedge on small disposable plate (measurement of crust to be 4”) Tempering plates at 400 deg. for 15 minutes will ensure that the crust is cooked on the bottom.29. Butter Tarts (Fruit & Nuts Optional) (6)30. Coconut Jam Tarts (4)31. Peach Pie32. Apple Pie 33. Raisin Pie - Lattice Top 34. Cherry Pie - Lattice Top35. Pecan Pie

Other36. Tea for 1 - a display of 1 cup and saucer with teabag, and a plate of tea biscuits

(4), no larger than 12”x12”37. Baking ingredients in a decorated mason jar - recipe attached. (ie. loaf, cookies

etc.)

Squares38. Date Squares (4)39. Brownies (No Icing, No Nuts) (4)40. Unbaked Squares or cookies using chocolate (4)

Specials: 41. Sect. 10 - $5 by Liz Welsh42. Sect. 27 - $10 by Mary Campbell43. Sect. 28 - $10 by Marion Henderson44. Sect. 32- $5 by Shirley Marriott45. Sect. 35 - $10 by Charles Fairbank46. Sect. 38 - $5 by Liz Welsh

Partial prize money donated by Isn't Life Sweet

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CLASS 18B - FAIRBOARD MEMBERS (FUN) BAKINGNO ENTRY FEE

Rules:1. Exhibitors must hold Petrolia and Enniskillen Agricultural Society Membership.2. Points earned are not to be considered with the Homemaking Queen Contest.3. These pies entered Friday am of Fair before judging starts at 9:30 a.m.4. Pies can be in any pie dish (foil, glass or ceramic)5. Must be whole pie **Also see each Sections Rules**

Prize: 1st - $ 8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4

1. Apple Pie 2. Raisin Pie 3. Peach Pie 4. Pecan Pie 5. Lemon Pie 6. Cherry Pie 7. Rhubarb Pie

Specials:8. Winner of Section 4 - $10 donated by Heidi's Independent Grocer9. Winner of most points 1-7 - $10 donated by Heidi's Independent Grocer

“COUNTRY FAIR BAKING CONTEST”

RULES AND REGULATIONS

Applies to 18D1 All entrants into the contest must submit entries that were made using the sponsor's

product.2. A product label must accompany each entry, as proof of purchase.3. All entries will be judged on appearance, texture and creativity of recipe and

presentation. Decision of fair judge(s) will be final.4. Winner's name and address must be submitted with each entry.5. All first place winners must submit recipe, proof of purchase, photograph and signed

release form giving permission to the sponsors for the use of the winner's name, recipe and/or photographs in any other advertising or publicity without payment.

6. The Fair Board will forward signed release forms, recipes and photos for the first place winners along with a list of all the names and addresses for 2nd and 3rd place winners. The Fair Board will be responsible for distribution of prizes to individual winners.

7. National contest prizes will be sent directly to the winner.

CLASS 18C - CROSBY MOLASSES

Prize: 1st - $ 8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4

Cookies made with molasses (4):Cookies must include a minimum of ¼ cup of molasses.Cookies to be judged on taste, texture and creative use of a recipe.Label from product container to be submitted with cookies.

Cake made with molasses (including gingerbread) – 8” or 9” square or round:Cake must include a minimum of ¼ cup of molasses.To be judged on taste, texture and creative use of a recipe.Label from product container to be submitted with cake.

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BBQ sauce made with molasses (any size):Sauce must include a minimum of ¼ cup of molasses.To be judged on taste, texture and creative use of a recipe.Label from product container to be submitted with BBQ sauce.

CLASS 18D - ROBIN HOOD FLOUR BEST FAMILY FAVORITE

RECIPE “COUNTRY FAIR BAKING CONTEST”Best Homemade Cake your choice

Proof of purchase of one of the Robin Hood products required and recipe attached. Picture taken and Winners' Sheet must be signed at time of pick-up on Saturday at fair. Judging will be based on appearance, taste, and texture and recipe creativity. Please go to the office before leaving the grounds on Saturday of the Fair

Prize: 1st - $25 Product Gift Certificate, 2nd - $10 Product Gift Certificate

ROBIN HOOD FLOUR BEST FAMILY FAVORITE RECIPE

NATIONAL CONTESTEligibility: First place winner Best Family Favorite Recipe contest with

submission of information by local fair convener.

Prizes: 1st - $200

855 Confederation St, Sarnia N7T 2E4 (519) 337-8201

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CLASS 18E - O.A.A.S. BUTTER TARTS COMPETITION

(INCLUDES RAISINS)

(5 TARTS)Rules: 1. Entry must be made solely by the person entering competition. (including pastry) 2. Competition open to all exhibitors. 3. Number of butter tarts to be shown at local Fair/Exhibition to be determined by

each individual Fair/Exhibition. Prize Money: 1st - $8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4

District Competition 1. The entrant must have won the butter tart competition at the local

Fair/Exhibition to be eligible to enter the District Competition 2. The size of the tarts must be full size tarts. (no mini or bite size tarts) 3. A total of 5 tarts will be required to be shown. 4. Only raisins are to be included.5. Tarts must be on a clean paper plate inside of a clear plastic bag.6. Prize money to be paid by the District

Provincial Competition 1. The entrant must have won the District Competition to be eligible to enter the

Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies Competition at the convention.2. In the case where the District winner is unable to send an entry to the convention

then the 2nd prize district winner will be eligible to enter. 3. The size of the tarts must be full size tarts. (no mini or bite size tarts) 4. A total of 5 tarts will be required to be shown. 5. Only raisins are to be included. 6. Tarts must be on a clean paper plate inside of a clear plastic bag with the

exhibitor's name, address, and District represented using the entry tag provided.

Provincial Prize Money: 1st - $50, 2nd - $30, 3rd - $20

CLASS 18F - MUNRO HONEYYour favourite Dessert made with Munro Honey - recipe attached

1st & 2nd - Gift Certificates from Munro Honey

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CLASS 18G - FIRST TIME BAKING EXHIBITOR

Exhibitor is responsible to tell us he/she would like to be in this class. Please indicate this class on your entry form Open to Men or Women. For those who have never entered class 18A-18F at this fair beforeWinner of this section to receive: $20 by Randy's TV, Gift Certificate The Olde Post Office Gift Shoppe, Avon Product & Weekend Pass to 2020 Fair donated by Petrolia & Enniskillen Agricultural Society and Gift Certificate from The Cottage, Crabby Joe's Gift CertificateNo person can hold more than one title at a time.

CLASS 18H - BAKE QUEEN OR KING

The Bake Queen or King will be the person who accumulates the most points in Class 18.Excludes specials. NO GROUP ENTRIES.Exhibitors who have won this Title during the past 2 years in a row will be excluded from winning. No person can hold more than 1 title at one time. Points: 1st Prize - 3 points; 2nd Prize - 2 points; 3rd Prize - 1 point. The Queen or King to be announced & present on Friday evening, September 6, 2019 and he/she will have the opportunity to ride in the parade on Saturday of the Fair.

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Prizes:Sash donated by the Petrolia and Enniskillen Agricultural SocietyGift Certificate from The CottageGift Certificate from Leisure Lane Gift Certificate from Actors2020 PEAS Weekend PassGift Certificate from The Olive Tree

CLASS 19 - HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENTChairpersons: Barb Racher (519-882-1328), Lillian Maw (226-738-0565)

CLASS 19A - QUILTSALL ENTRIES MUST NOT HAVE BEEN PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITEDPLEASE ATTACH ALL QUILT ENTRY TAGS WITH A SAFETY PIN!

Heirloom Quilt DisplayQuilt to be displayed with a brief history attached.

All entries to receive $5.

Prize: 1st - $8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4Sections:Hand Quilted Quilts - Perimeter- minimum 324” or 810 cm1. Quilt, Cotton, Pieced, Named2. Quilt, Appliqued or Embroidered3. Quilt, Plain on Both Sides4. Quilt, Original Design

Machine Quilted Quilts - Perimeter minimum 192” or 480 cm5. Quilt, Cotton, Pieced, Named6. Quilt, Appliqued, or Embroidered7. Quilt, Plain on Both Sides (quilting to be considered)8. Quilt made from scraps (not yardage)

OPEN CLASS can be hand quilted, machine quilted or tied – if quilting done commercially, the quilter must be identified on the back of the tag and exhibitor must have created top and binding.9. Quilt, odd size10. Quilt, Practical, Everyday11. Unfinished Quilt Top12. Crib Quilt13. Lap Quilt14. Quilted Wall Hanging with hanger15. Quilted article of your choice

ALL ENTRIES MUST NOT HAVE BEEN PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITEDPLEASE ATTACH ALL QUILT ENTRY TAGS WITH A SAFETY PIN!

STITCHARIE GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR 1st PRIZE QUILT IN EACH SECTIONSEE SPECIALS

SPECIALS1. Section 1 - $25 gift certificate donated by Stitcharie2. Section 2 - $25 gift certificate donated by Stitcharie

3. Section 3 - $25 gift certificate donated by Stitcharie4. Section 4 - $25 gift certificate donated by Stitcharie5. Section 5 - $25 gift certificate donated by Stitcharie6. Section 6 - $25 gift certificate donated by Stitcharie7. Section 7 - $25 gift certificate donated by Stitcharie8. Section 8 - $25 gift certificate donated by Stitcharie9. Section 9 - $15 gift certificate donated by Stitcharie10. Section 10 - $15 gift certificate donated by Stitcharie11. Section 11 - $15 gift certificate donated by Stitcharie12. Section 12 - $15 gift certificate donated by Stitcharie13. Section 13 - $15 gift certificate donated by Stitcharie14. Section 14 - $15 gift certificate donated by Stitcharie15. Section 15 - $15 gift certificate donated by Stitcharie

ANNUAL HAND QUILTED CHAMPIONSHIP QUILTEligibility, Rules and Regulations

For further information please contact:Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies

Kathryn LambertP.O. Box 189 Glencoe, ON N0L 1M0

Telephone: 519-287-3553 Fax: 519-287-2000

For a complete set of O.A.A.S. rules and guidelines go to our website: www.petroliaenniskillenfallfair.org

or call Barb Eastman at 519-330-8804 for a copy

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Petrolia Office4254 Oil Heritage Road, P.O. Box 519Petrolia, Ontario N0N 1R0

mobile: 519-401-0666email: bruce@waddickfuels.comwww.waddickfuels.com

Bruce McFarlandManager, Bothwell/Petrolia

Working Togther to Keep YOU Coming Back

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ANNUAL MACHINE-QUILTED QUILT

/ WALL HANGING COMPETITIONEligibility, Rules and Regulations

For further information please contact:Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies

Kathryn LambertP.O. Box 189 Glencoe, ON N0L 1M0

Telephone: 519-287-3553 Fax: 519-287-2000

For a complete set of O.A.A.S. rules and guidelines go to our website: www.petroliaenniskillenfallfair.org

or call Barb Eastman at 519-330-8804 for a copy

CLASS 19B - HOMECRAFT

Prize: 1st - $8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4Afghans1. Afghan, crocheted2. Afghan, Knitted

Accessories for the Home3. Crocheted Doily, less than 12” in diameter4. Cushion, Knitted or Crocheted5. Cushion, made from fabric6. Handmade Tablecloth7. Article of Needlepoint8. Article of Hand Embroidery9. Article of Machine Embroidery, article to sewn by exhibitor10. Article of Counted Cross Stitch (not framed)11. Article of Counted Cross Stitch (framed)12. Table Runner (any occasion)13. A Pair of Mug Rugs14. Two Place Mats (any type)15. Fridge or Stove Finger Towel16. Apron17. Casserole Carrier18. Oven Mitts or Pot Holders (1 Pair)

Clothing Adults and Children (2 to 12 yrs)19. Ladies Nightgown20. Child's Sewn Clothing —item of your choice21. Woman's Sewn Clothing —item of your choice22. Men or Boy's Sewn Clothing —item of your choice23. Child's Sewn Nightgown or Pyjamas -24. Pyjama Pants or Boxer Shorts —Sewn25. Child's Hat, Knitted or Crocheted26. Child's Sweater, Hand Knitted, Girls27. Child's Sweater, Hand Knitted, Boys28. Child's Bulky Sweater, Machine Knitted29. Adult's Sweater, Knitted

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CLASS 19C - BABY'S CORNERPromoted by the Petrolia & Enniskillen District

Agricultural Society Homecraft DepartmentChairperson: Barb Racher (519-882-1328), Lillian Maw (226-738-0565)

Prize: 1st - $ 8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4Sections:1. Infant's Sewn Outfit —under 24 months

30. Adult's Cotton Sweater, Hand Knit31. Adult's Crocheted Shawl32. Adult's Knitted Shawl33. A Pair of Slippers, Knitted34. A Pair of Slippers, Crocheted35. Hat or Scarf made from novelty yarn “boa” “star” “eyelash” etc.36. A Pair of Knitted Alpaca Mittens made using yarn from Black Ash Acres (label

attached)

Miscellaneous37. A Wall Hanging with hanger38. An Article sewn from Scraps39. Handmade Doll with Clothes (not porcelain)40. Best Dressed Doll with Knitted or Crocheted Outfit41. Handmade Stuffed Toy42. Tote Bag43. A Purse or Wallet44. Sewn Article not Previously Mentioned

SPECIALS45. Section 16 - $5 donated by Reta Henderson46. Section 23 - $5 donated by Lillian Maw47. Section 37 - $5 donated by Lillian Maw48. Section 46 - $5 donated by Charles Fairbank49. Section 47 - $5 donated by Bonnie Elliott50. Section 50 - $5 donated by Bonnie Elliott51. Section 51 - Gift Certificate donated by Black Ash Acres

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CLASS 19D - IT'S HALLOWEEN TIMEPromoted by the Petrolia & Enniskillen DistrictAgricultural Society, Homecraft Department

Chairperson: Barb Racher, Lillian Maw

Prize: 1st - $ 8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4Rules:1. All items must be handmade and not previously shown.

Sections:1. Handmade Costume for Child2. Halloween Centrepiece3. Fall Placemats Theme ”Halloween” (2)4. Handmade Inside or Outside Door Hanging5. Handmade Treat Bag6. Halloween Decorative Painted Item, for inside or outside (painting to be judged)7. Fall Arrangement made from Gourds

Specials8. Section 1 - $5 donated by Becky MacRobbie

CLASS 19E - SPECIAL CHRISTMAS CORNER ITEMSChairperson: Barb Racher, Lillian Maw

Sections:1. Two Christmas Placemats2. Christmas Wreath3. Christmas Stocking4. Christmas Tree Skirt5. Christmas Angel Decoration6. Christmas Napkin Holders Handmade (4)

2. Bib3. Baby's Sweater Knitted4. Baby's Sweater Crocheted5. Baby Afghan, Knitted6. Baby Afghan, Crocheted7. Baby's Receiving Blanket, made from fabric8. Baby's Car Seat Blanket, Knitted not over 25” x 30” (65cm x 75cm)9. Baby's Car Seat Blanket, Crocheted not over 25” x 30” (65cm x 75cm)10. Baby's Fabric Car Seat Canopy11. A Stuffed Toy or Cloth Book for Baby12. Burp Cloth13. Baby's Hat, Knitted14. Baby's Hat, Crocheted15. Baby's Hat, Sewn16. Article for Baby not previously mentioned in Class 19

Specials17. Section 1 - $5 donated by Reta Henderson18. Section 9 - $5 donated by Emily Gaborko

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Wight Bus LinesServing

Lambton County

Petrolia519-882-1070

Pt. Edward519-383-8457

7. Snowman, Handmade (no larger than 18”, any media)8. Christmas Centrepiece (no larger than 12”)9. Christmas Pot Holder Set (2) or Oven Mitts (1 pr.)10. Christmas Gift Wrapped in other than Paper11. Christmas Ornament, handmade, ready to hang12. Christmas Cushion13. Christmas Wall Hanging (with hanger)14. Christmas Item not previously mentioned

Specials15. Section 2 - $5 donated by Lambton Mutual Insurance16. Section 5 - $5 donated by Lambton Mutual Insurance17. Section 6 - $5 donated by Joanne Dobbin18. Section 7 - $5 donated by Charles Fairbank19. Section 11 - $5 donated by Gail Moore

CLASS 19F - HOMEMAKING QUEEN OR KINGThe Homemaking Queen or King will be the person with the most points in Class 19 A,B,C,D, E and that has entries in 3 other Adult Classes. Title can only be held by an individual 2 consecutive years. Only 1 title can be held at a time.

Points: 1st prize- 3 points, 2nd Prize- 2 points, 3rd Prize- 1 point

Queen or King to be announced and present on Friday of the Fair, and he or she will have the opportunity to ride in the parade on the Saturday of the Fair.

Prizes: Sash donated by Petrolia and Enniskillen Agricultural Society, One year subscription donated by The Independent, Gift Certificate donated by Family Discount, $20.00 donated by Super Choice Gas Bar, $10 Hull Bus Lines, and 2 x 2020 Weekend passes to the Petrolia & Enniskillen Fair by the Society., Gift Certificate Donated by Actors

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CLASS 19G - CHRISTMAS FOR EVERYONEChairpersons: Elaine Dobbin (519-844-2508) Emily Gaborko (519-882-2106)

All entries in this Class will be donated to ”Christmas for Everyone”. Additional articles are gladly accepted.

Prize: 1st - $ 8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4Sections:1. Knitted or crocheted Mittens2. Knitted or crocheted Slippers3. Knitted or crocheted Hat4. Knitted or Crocheted Sweater5. A Handmade Toy

Specials:6. Section 1 - $5 donated by Reta Henderson7. Section 2 - $5 donated by Charles Fairbank8. Section 3 - $5 donated by Charles Fairbank9. Section 4 - $5 donated by Wallace Lang10. Section 5 - $5 donated by Barb Racher

CLASS 19H - COMFORT QUILTSChairpersons: Barb Racher, Lillian Maw

1st prize - $20Prize money donated by Township of Enniskillen

Rules:1. Quilts to be judged on attractiveness and practicality2. Groups/individuals may have more than 1 entry in each section, however can only

enter 1 for judging3. Groups must have contact person and mailing address on entry form4. All quilts become the property of the P. & E. Ag. Society and will be donated to a

worthy cause5. Quilts to be hand quilted, machine quilted or tied.6. Watch sizing.

Sections:1. Baby Quilt2. Twin Quilt, Boy3. Twin Quilt, Girl4. Double Quilt5. Lap Quilt

CLASS 19I - PILLOWCASES FOR PEDIATRICSALL PILLOWCASES DONATED TO BLUEWATER HEALTH PEDIATRIC DEPT

Seam edges must be finished either with zigzag or serging.Exhibitors may donate more than 1 pillowcase, however can only enter 1 for judging. Pillowcases are to fit a standard sized bed pillow and must be finished to a size of 30”x20”. Instructions can be found on the website: allpeoplequilt.com

Prizes: 1st - $15 2nd - $10 3rd - $5 Prize money donated by Jim's Carpet Warehouse

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CLASS 20 - FINE ARTS AND CRAFTSChairpersons: Donna McAuslan (519-882-3092), Bev Woolaver, Elsie Hyatt

Art must be exhibitor's own hand drawn work. Crafts must be that of the exhibitor and not previously exhibited at the Petrolia and Enniskillen Fair. All pictures must be framed or matted. NO PHOTOGRAPHS OR PAINT BY NUMBER KITS IN THIS CLASS. Signatures MUST be covered with something more than the entry tag. Signatures showing could result in the work not being judged. No person shall enter more than one item in any one section. Items to be picked up after gates removal at 4:15 pm on the Saturday of the fair.

Sections:1. Adult entry pillowcase

CLASS 19J - ADULT ENTRIES HATS FOR NEWBORNSALL HATS BECOME THE PROPERTY OF THE P&E AG. SOCIETY AND

WILL BE DONATED TO BLUEWATER MATERNAL AND INFANT PROGRAMExhibitors may donate more than 1 hat however can only enter 1 in each section for judging.

Prize: 1st - $ 8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4Sections:1. Knit2. Crochet3. Sewn

CLASS 20A – ARTEntrants must be born in 2004 or before

All entries to be attractively matted or framed.Signatures must be covered with something more than the entry tag.

Prize: 1st - $ 8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4

Any medium (oil, acrylic, water colour, pencil, pen, ink, charcoal etc.)1. Nature2. Birds or Butterflies3. Portrait4. Copy Picture (Original attached)5. Animals6. Rural Scene7. Still Life8. Family Farm Traditions (fair theme)9. Adult colouring book page (ie mandalas, zentangle)10. Fantasy/Whimsical/Magical

Specials:10. Section 2 - $5 donated by Lambton Mutual Insurance11. Section 8 - $5 donated by The County of Lambton

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CLASS 20B - CRAFTSEntrants must born in 2004 or before

Prize: 1st - $ 8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4

1. Exterior door decoration (any season)2. Item made with beach glass, stones and/or pebbles3. An article made of string, yarn or rope4. A table centerpiece5. Craft using sewing buttons6. An article made from metal7. Something useful from something useless8. Homemade garden decoration9. Decorative item for Adult's Bedroom10. Decorative item for Child's Bedroom11. A Fall decoration12. Handmade picture frame13. A set of 4 coasters, any medium14. A handmade toy15. Decorative Bookmarker (any medium)16. A craft using clay flower pot or pots17. 3 Crocheted dish cloths-assorted patterns18. 3 Knitted dish cloths-assorted patterns19. Clothes pin/clothes peg craft20. A baby's bib21. 3 Christmas tree ornaments22. Jewellery- any medium23. An article of knitting-not an afghan or cushion24. An article of crochet-not an afghan or cushion25. A set of 6 collectibles (must be on a tray) no salt and pepper sets26. Handmade hostess gift27. Decorate a shoe or boot with any medium28. 3 Homemade cards29. Create an item using corks30. Handmade birdhouse31. Handmade welcome sign

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32. An item constructed from barn board no larger than 20cm x 20cm33. 3D art sculpture-any medium34. Decorate a tacky tie using any medium

TM35. Lego barn no larger than 20cm x 20cm36. Any new or unique craft not previously mentioned

Specials:37: Section 1 - $5 donated by Barb Racher38. Section 6 - $5 donated by Judy Krall39. Section 8 - $5 donated by Barb Racher40. Section 27 - $5 donated by Neil Blackstock

CLASS 21 - THE GOLDEN YEARSChairpersons: Elaine Dobbin (519-844-2508)

Men and women 60 years and overItems to be picked up after gates removal 4:15 p.m. Saturday of the Fair

Title can only be held by an individual 2 consecutive yearsNO ENTRY FEE

CLASS 21A – BAKING AND CRAFTBaking to be displayed on a paper plate

Prize: 1st - $ 8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4

Sections: 1. (4) Blueberry Muffins2. (4) Gingerbread Cookies3. (4) Date Squares4. (4) Pumpkin Tarts5. (4) Cupcakes decorated6. Small Jar of Red Pepper Jelly7. Small Jar of Sweet Pickles8. One Pair of Pot Holders (any material)9. Bazaar Item, which could be sold for $5 or under10. Bazaar item which could be sold for over $511. Crocheted Dishcloth12. A Homemade Christmas greeting card13. Knitted Item14. A Quilted Item (no smaller than 24”x36”/60cmx90cm) 15. Crocheted Item16. Any Article made from wood17. Small Article Suitable for a Fall Decoration18. A Collection of Pictures depicting 4 or 5 generations - mounted no larger than 15”x22”19. Any Article not mentioned $10 and under20. Any Article not mentioned Valued over $1021. A Fridge Magnet22. A Collection of Tea Spoons (minimum of 5)23. A decorative article made from wood24. A Short Poem (approximately 24 lines) entitled “Family Farm Traditions”

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CLASS 21B - HANDWRITING COMPETITIONBest handwritten copy of the following poem

“Celebrating Our Olympic Heritage”By Joann Randall

Each entry to be written in ink stating name and age

“Celebrating Our Olympic Heritage”

Parrot, Boulin, Leman and SharpeMcMorris, Virtue, Moir, and LawesDamn Canada cheered loud.For the Olympic cause.Some bronze, some silverEven some gold!

Our athletes have provenThey’ll break the moldThey train all yearNever looking backThey’re all one teamEach a part of the pack

This team is supportive,Loving and strongThey make sure they all knowIt is where they belong.They put on their uniformsCanada’s red and white.

Look at our athletes,What a glorious sightCome on everybodyLet’s cheer them to sayWe support you from homeGo team Canada eh!

Prizes: Prize: 1st - $ 8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4Partial prize money donated by Neil Blackstock

1. Ladies & Gents 60 to 67 years of age2. Ladies & Gents 68 to 78 years of age3. Ladies & Gents 79 to 89 years of age 4. Ladies & Gents 90 years of age and over

Specials:5. Winner of Section 1: $2.50 donated by Emily Gaborko6. Winner of Section 2: $2.50 donated by Emily Gaborko7. Winner of Section 3: $2.50 donated by Bev Bain8. Winner of Section 4: $2.50 donated by Bev Bain

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CLASS 21C - GOLDEN KING OR QUEENThe Golden King or Queen will be the person who accumulates the most points in Class 21A & Class 21B. Exhibitors who have won Class 21C for the past 2 years consecutive years will be excluded this year, can only hold one title.

Points: 1st - 3 points; 2nd - 2 points; 3rd - 1 pointPrizes:If Queen, a sash donated by the Petrolia and Enniskillen Agricultural Society.Gift card donated by Crabby Joes$10 donated by Elaine DobbinGift Certificate donated by ActorsGift Certificate by the The Olde Post Office Gift Shoppe2020 Weekend Pass for Petrolia & Enniskillen Fall Fair

CLASS 21D - THE GOLDEN AGE Open to any resident of a Home for the Aged.

1. A short poem about “Remember When”2. A coloured picture from an Adult colouring book3. Homemade Christmas Card4. A knitted item5. A crocheted item6. An item made from wood7. A Wreath suitable for fall - any medium 8. Christmas stocking - any medium9. (4) Date Squares10. (4) Monster Cookies11. A small jar of relish12. A Christmas Sock - any medium13. Any article not previously mentioned

HANDWRITING COMPETITIONBest handwritten copy of the following poem

“As I Grow Old”By Fiddick’s Residents

Each entry to be written in ink, stating name and age

“As I Grow Old”

As I grow olderMy hair becomes whiteI look in the mirror,And oh what a sight!

I’ve made it this far;I get to be old!Think of all the storiesThat I’ve told.

I’ve learned a lotBut mostly, I’ve livedAnd because of thatI have so much left to give.

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Prize: 1st - $5, 2nd - $3, 4th - $2

8. Ladies and Gents under 65 years of age9. Ladies and Gents 65-75 years of age10. Ladies and Gents 76-85 years of age11. Ladies and Gents 86-94 years of age12. Ladies and Gents 95 years of age and over

CLASS 21E - DISPLAY BY ANY HOME FOR AGED

OR SENIOR CITIZENS GROUPTheme or display of crafts is optional. Non-competitive. NO ENTRY FEE

Award of $25 will be given for each entry.

CLASS 21F - DISPLAY BY ANY ADULT WORKSHOP

OR ANY ALTERNATIVE LIVING/LEARNING GROUPTheme or display of crafts is optional. Non-competitive. NO ENTRY FEE

Award of $25 will be given for each entry.

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CLASS 21G - ALTERNATIVE LIVING/LEARNING

Open to any individual over the age of 14 years of age who has now or previously participated in Alternative Living/Learning. There is no entry fee for this class. One entry per person per section. A participation award will be given to all entrants.

Prize: 1st - $5, 2nd - $3, 3rd - $2

1. (4) Peanut Brittle on a plate2. (4) Cupcakes on a plate3. (4) Fudge on a plate4. Puzzle picture - mounted5. My favourite hobby6. One piece of pottery or woodworking7. One piece of colouring or a drawing8. Best handwritten or printed copy of the following poem.

Count your Smiles, instead of your TearsCount your Courage, instead of your Fears

CLASS 21H - ALTERNATIVE LIVING/LEARNING AMBASSADOR

The Alternative Living/Learning Ambassador will be the person who accumulates the most points in Class 21G

Points: 1st - 3 points, 2nd - 2 points, 3rd - 1 point

Prizes: $10 Tim Hortons Gift Certificate - donated by Bev Bain $10 Subway Gift Card - donated by Elaine Dobbin

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CLASS 22 - AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITIONChairpersons: Zerlinda Richards (519-918-8583), Deb Racher, Joanne Osborne

(Definition of an Amateur: NOT a paid professional)Digital & Film

Items to be picked up after gate removal 4:15 pm Saturday of the Fair

A few Rules to Remember1. All entries must be an original photograph taken by the exhibitor within the last 2

years.2. Exhibitors must make own choice as to what section to enter.3. Prints may be produced by any photographic process, but MUST NOT be hand painted.4. Print must be suitably mounted on Bristol board, mount to extend 1/2” or 0.5 cm on

all sides of photo, ready for hanging. (No overlay matte)5. One print only unless specified6. If less than 3 entries are received in any one section, award of any prize is decision of

the judge.7. Committee reserves the right to accept or reject any entry.8. No frames or glass allowed in any section.9. Prints in colour unless otherwise stated10. All entry tags should be mounted in the lower right hand corner.

Prize: 1st - $ 8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4Sections & Description1. A humorous snapshot -Tickle a funny bone (size 4”x 6”) 2. A wonderful shot of your pet. (size 4”x 6”) 3. A portrait (size 4”x 6”)4. A favourite local business sign (size 4”x 6”)5. My garden - (Size 4”x 6”) Mount on black or white Bristol board (sepia acceptable)6. Still Life - (1 black and white print 4”x6”)7. A close up shot (size 4”x 6”) 8. Your favourite photo (size 4”x 6”) 9. A photo from a fireworks show (size 4”x 6”) 10. Landscape (size 4”x 6”) 11. A happy occasion - your choice (size 4”x 6”) 12. Catch the Moment - suggestions rain drops, couple on beach etc. (size 4”x 6”)

Shannon RyanBranch Manager

4184 Petrolia StreetP.O. Box 370

Petrolia, ON N0N 1R0

(519) 882-0199 x 4000

(800) 472-6842

(519) 882-3815

shannon.ryan@scotiabank.com

Toll Free

Fax

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13. A photo of your family traditions (size 4”x 6”) 14. Vacation shots (Collage of 3 prints) each (size 4”x 6”)15. Sunrise or sunset (size 4”x 6”) 16. A black and white photo of an abandoned barn (size 4”x 6”) 17. A favourite farm memory (size 4”x 6”) 18. A selfie of you and two of your close friends (size 4”x 6”) 19. Insect (size 4”x 6”) 20. Big and Small (size 4”x6”) 21. Boys will be boys (size 4”x6”) 22. Wild weather (size 4”x6”)

Specials:23. Section 2: $5 donated by Needham Jay Funeral Home24. Section 15: $5 donated by Heidi's Independent Grocer25. Most Points Section 1-11: Gift Certificate donated by Crabby Joes26. Most Points Section 12-22: Gift Certificate from Weiland Meats

People's Choice Photography!All first place winners of the photography section will be posted and the public can vote between 6pm and 8pm on Friday Sept 6th and the Grand Winner will be announced at the end of the opening ceremonies. Winner will receive $25

O.A.A.S. PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITIONFor complete list of rules and requirements, please visitwww.ontarioagsocieties.com/member-services/competitions

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CLASS 23 – SCRAPBOOKINGChairperson: Zerlinda Richards (519-918-8583)

Rules:1. The Card Stock can be 12”x12” or 8 1/2”x 11”2. The Exhibitor may enter all the sections3. One or two pages per section as long as they are the same category4. There can be more than one photo on the page5. The page should be in a plastic sheet protector6. Please use your imagination for your design7. All entry tags should be mounted in the lower right hand corner

Prize: 1st - $ 8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4Sections:1. Selfies of you2. A Day at the Beach3. Family Vacation4. Life's Precious moments - new baby, wedding, graduation etc.5. Your choice

CLASS 24 - SCARECROW COMPETITIONChairperson: Judy Krall (519-882-1055)

OPEN TO EVERYONE

Prize: 1st - $40; 2nd - $25; 3rd - $15

All other non-winning entries will receive $2.Scarecrow does not need to be free standing. Scarecrows must be traditional stuffed.

Scarecrows are to be brought to the fair onThursday, September 5th, 2019

REMEMBER: Scarecrows are to scare birds away

CLASS 25 - FLOWER SHOW

Chairperson: Wendy McLean (519-331-1169, wsm3612@gmail.com)Partial prize money donated by Neil Blackstock

Rules and Regulations:1. Entry ticket must state section number and name of exhibitor, also variety name

where specified in rose entries2. No exhibits accepted after 10:30 am Friday of the fair3. Judging commences at 11:00 am Friday of the fair (Please pick up Saturday 4:15 pm)4. All entries must be from amateur exhibitor's home garden5. Exhibitor to supply own containers6. An exhibit may only be entered in one section, and only one prize allowed to an

exhibitor in each section7. Entries containing more or less than specified blooms will be disqualified8. No exhibit will be given a prize unless deemed worthy by the judge9. No dried or artificial flowers to be used in any exhibit

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HINTS TO FLOWER SHOW EXHIBITORSCollection - Number of kinds of varieties of flowers shown as one exhibit. The quality and variety of the blooms, and the artistic effect of the exhibit to be judged. Arrangement - The use of fresh flowers organized to create an attractive display. Flowers should be as fresh as possible. Trim off dead foliage and petals, being careful not to destroy their symmetry or to leave any tell tale tissue at the base.Remove spray or dust residue. Foliage should be naturally attached. Where different varieties are shown in one class, such as roses by colour, one variety is not judged against another, but whether it is a better specimen of its variety than others of its own variety.Rose blooms should be one half to three quarters open at time of judging.Height is an important factor in arrangements where a definite purpose is specified, such as a dining room table or mantel display.Nosegay - Small tied bouquet, suitable to carry in hand. Novelty Floral Arrangement - Flowers arranged in a novelty container, something other than a purchased article.

CLASS 25APrize: 1st - $ 8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4

CUT FLOWERS WITH FOLIAGE1. Perennial of the year - Stachys Moneris Hummel, 1 blook & foliage in appropriate

container2. Begonias, 3 blooms floating with own foliage3. Cosmos, 3 stems 4. Chrysanthemums, 3 sprays or blooms5. Calla Lily, 1 spike any colour or size6. Day Lilies, any colour, 5 blooms7. Cana Lilly, 3 blooms8. Dahlia, Large Variety, 3 blooms with foliage attached9. Dahlia, Small Variety, 5 blooms with foliage attached10. Delphinium, 1 stalk any colour11. Gladioli, any colors, 3 blooms12. Hibiscus, 1 stem13. Hydrangea, 3 blooms14. Hybrid Coleus, 3 stems mix colours

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15. Lilies, Hybrid, any colour, 5 blooms16. Marigold, Small, 5 blooms17. Marigold, Large, 3 blooms18. Nasturtiums, 5 blooms19. Pansy display mix colours, 5 blooms20. Petunia, Single, 5 blooms21. Petunia, Double varieties, 5 blooms22. Salvia, 5 blooms23. Sedum, 1 stem24. Snapdragons, 3 spikes25. Sunflowers, 3 blooms26. Sweet Pea, 3 blooms27. Zinnia, Large 3-4”, 3 blooms28. Zinnia, Pompom 2-3”, 5 blooms

ROSES29. Roses, any colour, 3 blooms ARRANGEMENTS30. Grandma's Parlor, Geranium blooms with own foliage arranged31. “You are my sunshine”, Yellow Flowers 32. People Put Flowers in the Strangest Things, not to exceed 16”/40 cm in height33. Snow White, arrangement using white glowers and green foliage for the table34. Petrolia in Bloom 2019 - the colours this year are orange and purple35. Small is Beautiful, miniature arrangement over 3” but not over 5” in any

direction36. Thanksgiving, table arrangement, with natural accents37. Beauty in a Basket, basket of mixed annuals38. Halloween: table centerpiece with candle accent39. Collection of cut flowers in a festival of fall colours40. Morning Coffee, two colours arranged in a cup and saucer41. Roadside Beauty, container of wild flowers and grasses no less than 16” in any

direction42. Succulent arrangement, no larger than 6” in any direction43. Arrangement reflecting fair theme “Family Farm Traditions” no more than 12” in

any dimension

Specials:44. Most points Sections 1-28 - Gray's Flowers and Gifts45. Most points Sections 29-43 - Victorian Country Crafts and Flowers

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CLASS 25 B - MASTER FLORIST The Master Florist will be the person who accumulates the most points in Class 25A

Exhibitors who have won Class 25B for the past 2 consecutive yearswill be excluded this year. You can only hold 1 title.

Points: 1st - 3 points; 2nd - 2 points; 3rd - 1 point

Gift certificate donated by Always in Bloom, One 2020 weekend pass to Petrolia Fair, The Cottage Gift Certificate, Gift Certificate donated by Crabby Joes, Gift basket from Hogans Pharmacy

FAIR & FIELD CROP COMPETITION

Chairperson: John Racher (519-882-1328)Entries received Thursday

September 5, 2019 4:00 pm-9:00 pmItems to be picked up after gate removal

4:15 pm Saturday of Fair

RR1Petrolia, ON

N0N 1R0

phone: 519-882-2543fax: 519-882-4004cell: 519-383-3014

www.drainage.orgemail: jfd@ciaccess.com

5311 Rokeby Line

CLASS 26A - GRAIN AND SEEDSChairperson: John Racher (519-882-1328)

4 liter to be shown in clear plastic container (ice cream pail). Variety to be named.Prize money donated by Lambton Federation of Agriculture and

Petrolia & Agricultural Society

Prize: 1st - $8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4

1. 4 L. Winter Wheat —white2. 4 L. Winter Wheat - red3. Corn, Sweet Hybrid -10 ears

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4. Corn (more than 2900 heat units) -10 ears5. Corn, Most Attractive Display - Min. 5 ears6. 4L. Shelled Corn7. Most Attractive Display of Grain and seeds - Min. of 3 items8. Sheaf of Wheat, not less 10cm diameter9. Sheaf Corn, silage - 5 stalks10. Sheaf Corn, picking - 5 stalks11. 4L Soybeans12. 4L White Beans13. Sheaf of Soybeans - 5 stalks14. 1 Slice, 30 cm, Baled Hay15. 20 L pail Chopped Hay16. 20 L pail Haylage

Specials: 17. Most Points in Sections 1 thru 16 - Lambton Soil & Crop Membership18. Second Most Points in Sections 1 thru 16 - $5 donated by John Racher

CLASS 26B - AT FAIR CROP COMPETITION

1st - 3 points, 2nd - 2 points, 3rd - 1 pointRules:1. All entrants must be a current 2019 member of the Petrolia and Enniskillen

Agricultural Society (No entry fee - members only)2. Must have competed in the field crop competition (Class 26C)

Prize: 1st - $8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4Sections:1. 10 ears picking corn2. 5 stalks ensilage corn3. 4 L wheat4. 5 stalks of soybeans

Specials: 5. Section 1 - $10 donated by Lambton Federation of Agriculture6. Section 2 – Gift Certificate donated by Lambton Home Building Center7. Section 3 - $10 donated by Township of Enniskillen8. Section 4 - $10 donated by Township of Enniskillen

CLASS 26C - IN FIELD CROP COMPETITIONChairperson: John Racher (519-882-1328)

1st - 3 points, 2nd - 2 points, 3rd - 1 point, 4th —0.5 point

Rules:1. All entrants must be a current 2019 member of the Petrolia and Enniskillen

Agricultural Society (No entry fee - members only)2. All entrants must exhibit in Class 26B or field crop prize money will be forfeited.

Prize: 1st - $10, 2nd - $8, 3rd - $6, 4th - $4

Sections:1. Senior members picking corn 3. Wheat2. Ensilage corn 4. Soybeans

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Specials:5. Section 1 - Lambton Soil and Crop Membership 6. Section 2 - Lambton Soil and Crop Membership7. Section 3 - Lambton Soil and Crop Membership8. Section 4 - Lambton Soil and Crop Membership

CLASS 26D —SECTION WINNERTo the competitor who accumulates the most points in Classes 26 A, B and C

1st Prize - A unit of seed from Tim and Stacy Williams, Pioneer Seed2nd Prize - One unit Pride Soybean Seed, Wanstead Co-op

FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND EGGSChairperson: John Racher (519-882-1328)

Entries received Thursday, September 5, 2019 - 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.

CLASS 27A - ROOTS AND VEGETABLES

Rules:1. All entries should be home grown by exhibitor.2. Must be in natural state, example: brush dirt off —no polishing or waxing3. EXHIBITS MUST BE ENTERED ON PAPER PLATES

Prize: 1st - $ 8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4Section:1. 5 White Potatoes2. 5 Red Potatoes3. 5 Yukon Gold Potatoes4. 4 litre basket potatoes, any variety, named5. 6 Table Carrots6. 6 Baby Carrots7. 3 Slicing Cucumbers8. 6 Pickling Cucumbers —Gherkin Size9. 6 Pickling Cucumbers —Dill Size10. 3 Parsnips

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11. 6 White Onions (skin left on, trim tops 2.5 —5 cm above bulb)12. 6 Yellow Cooking Onions (skin left on, trim tops 2.5 —5 cm above bulb)13. 3 Spanish Onions (skin left on, trim tops 2.5 —5 cm above bulb)14. 4 litre basket of Onions (skin left on, trim tops 2.5 —5 cm above bulb)15. 2 Heads Cabbage, White16. 2 Heads Cabbage, Red17. 6 Cherry Tomatoes (stems on)18. 6 Tomatoes, Red (stems on)19. 6 Tomatoes, any colour excluding red, all same colour (stems on)20. 6 Peppers (Hot)21. 3 Peppers (Sweet)22. 2 Heads Broccoli23. 2 Heads Cauliflower24. 2 Watermelons25. 2 Muskmelons26. 2 Pie Pumpkins (stems on)27. 2 Field Pumpkins (stems on)28. 1 Squash type pumpkin (Varieties are Atlantic Giant, Big Max and Show King)27. 2 Hubbard Squash30. 2 Butternut Squash31. 2 Buttercup Squash32. 2 Squash any other variety (named)33. 2 Pepper Squash34. 6 Table Beets (trim tops 2.5 —5 cm above crown)35. 2 Zucchini 15 to 30 cm36. 3 cobs Indian Corn37. 2 Turnips38. 1 Litre Green Beans

Special:38. Winner of most points Sections 1-38, Sipkens Nursery Gift Certificate39. 2nd most points Sections 1-38, Family Discount Gift Certificate

CLASS 27B - BEST IN GARDEN Prize: 1st - $8

1. Largest Pumpkin - donated by John Racher2. Largest Squash - donated by Terry Callaghan3. Largest Cabbage - donated by Jeannette Duquette4. Largest Cauliflower - donated by Doug Krall5. Largest Watermelon - donated by Earle Woolaver6. Largest Muskmelon - donated by Ken Dunlop

Vegetable DisplayPrize: 1st - $8

7. Best and Largest Display of Potatoes by any one Exhibitor, minimum of 3 Varieties (named), 4L. Basket of each variety —donated by Terry Callaghan

8. Best and Largest Collection of Roots of 3 or more Varieties (2 specimens of each variety) —donated by Petrolia & Enniskillen District Ag Society

9. Best and Largest Collection of Winter Squash —donated by Hull Bus Lines10. Best and Largest Collection of Vegetables consisting of 8 or more Varieties —Gift

certificate donated by Lambton Home Building Center

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CLASS 27C - FRUITSSenior Division

Chairperson: John Racher (519-882-1328)Entries received Thursday, September 5, 2019- 4 p.m to 9 p.m.

Prize: 1st - $ 8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4

Rules:1. Should be home-grown by exhibitor.2. Must be in natural state, no polishing, waxing. Sections1. 5 Pears (named)2. 3 Bunches Grapes, any variety, named3. 5 Crab Apples4. 5 Plums, any variety, named5. 5 Apples, any variety, named6. 1 pt. any fruit not mentioned, named7. Home Grown Plate of Fruit Attractively Displayed for the Dining Table8. Fruit Basket Containing at Least 4 Varieties of Fruit, Attractively Displayed9. Most Attractive Display of Apples, Minimum of 3 Varieties, Five of Each Variety10. 4L Basket of Apples (named)11. 4L Basket of Pears (named)12. 4L Basket of Grapes (named)

519-882-0032Fax: 519-882-2233

ray@dobbineng.com

4218 Oil Heritage Rd., Petrolia, ON N0N 1R0

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2019 LIVESTOCK DIVISIONThere will be a $5 entry fee + 10% of all prize money is retained on all livestock

classes.

CLASS A - HEAVY HORSESCo-Chairpersons: Todd Jardine (519-882-1153), Anne Humphrey (519-784-0332)

Judging to commence on Saturday of the Fair at 10 am Sharp!Registration at Ringside.

ALL LIVESTOCK MUST ENTER THE GROUNDS AT THE MAUDE ST. ENTRANCE. ALL EXHIBITORS OF CATTLE AND HORSES ENTERED AT THE PETROLIA & ENNISKILLEN FALL FAIR MUST HAVE INSURANCE COVERAGE TO EXHIBIT AT FAIRS AND ARE REQUIRED TO ENTER ON THE ENTRY FORM THE LIABILITY INSURANCE COMPANY'S NAME, POLICY NUMBER AND DATE OF EXPIRY. ENTRY FORMS MUST BE SIGNED BY EXHIBITOR. AS A FAIR WE HAVE AN ETHICAL OBLIGATION TO ASSURE THAT ALL ANIMALS IN OUR FAIR, RECEIVE APPROPRIATE AND MODEST CARE FOR THEIR WELL-BEING.

Specials: Points: 1st - 3 Points, 2nd - 2 Points, 3rd - 1 Point13. Most Points in Sections 1-6: Gift Certificate from Mister B's14. Most Points in Sections 7-12: $10 Gift Certificate from Mister B's

CLASS 27E - EGGSChairperson: John Racher (519-882-1328)

Eggs must be graded according to egg grading regulations.Gift Prizes donated by Ontario Egg Farmers

Prize: 1st - $ 8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4

1. A - Extra Large (1 doz.)2. A - Large (1 doz.)3. A - Medium (1 doz.)4. A - Small (1 doz.)

Special ClassesGift Prizes to first 5. Smallest egg (any type of egg)6. Largest egg (any type of egg)7. Oddest shape egg (any type of egg)8. 6 eggs other than Chicken (named)

CLASS 27D - MASTER GARDNERMost points in Class 27A, B, C.

Exhibitors who have won this title during the past 2 years in a row will be excluded from winning. No person can hold more than 1 title.

Prizes: $20 from Bright Farm Forage

Gift Certificate from Victorian Country Flowers 2020 Weekend Pass for the P & E Fall Fair

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Rules & Regulations:1. Please read and understand complete Fair Rules and Regulations.2. Exhibitors may enter only 2 entries per Section.3. Exhibitor must wear his exhibitor number in the show ring. Numbers will be

provided the day of the fair.4. There must be 2 drivers on the seat when more than 2 horses are hitched. For

example: unicorn and 4-horse hitch.5. Junior entrants must be accompanied by an adult.6. All heavy horse teams who enter the parade receive $15.7. All youth showing a Belgian Horse that are 18 yrs. & under as of January 1st. of the

current year, are eligible for points under the O.B.H.A. youth program. All Livestock must remain on the grounds until 4:00 p.m. or forfeit their prize winnings.

Sections A. Belgian B. Clydesdale C. Percheron D. Commercial E. Haflinger F. Mules

* Each section will show in own specified division, unless specified. *

Prize: 1st - $35, 2nd - $30, 3rd - $25, 4th - $20

Partial prize money donated by Lambton Federation of Agriculture, Bright Farm Forage, Bluewater Power and Wilson Sound

Class:1. Brood Mare2. Foal3. One Year Old4. Two Year Old5. Best Two year old and under6. Three Year Old Mare or Gelding7. Four Year Old or older Mare or Gelding8. Best Horse on Grounds - 2 per exhibitor

Prize: 1st - $20, 2nd - $15, 3rd - $10, 4th - $10, 5th - $10

9. Youth Showmanship - 18 years to and including 14 years old10. Youth Showmanship - 13 years and under

LUNCH BREAK

OPEN TO SECTIONS A, B, C, D, E, F 11. Six Horse Hitch Prize: 1st - $130, 2nd - $110, 3rd - $90, 4th - $80 12. Four Horse Hitch Prize: 1st - $120, 2nd - $100, 3rd - $80, 4th - $70 13. Unicorn Hitch Prize: 1st - $120, 2nd - $100, 3rd - $80, 4th - $70 14. Light Draft Span of Heavy Horses Prize: 1st - $50, 2nd - $45, 3rd - $40, 4th - $3515. Heavy Draft Span of Heavy Horses Prize: 1st - $50, 2nd - $45, 3rd - $40, 4th - $3516. Youth Team Driving Competition (18 yrs & under with team) Prize: 1st - $40, 2nd - $30, 3rd - $20, 4th - $15, 5th - $15

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17. Best Team on Grounds Prize: 1st - $50, 2nd - $45, 3rd - $40, 4th - $35, 5th - $3018. Youth Single Horse Driving Competition (18 yrs & under) Prize: 1st - $45, 2nd - $35, 3rd - $25, 4th - $20, 5th - $15 19. Best Lady Driver of Single Horse in Harness Prize: 1st - $45, 2nd - $35, 3rd - $25, 4th - $20, 5th - $15 20. Single Horse in Harness Extravaganza - Open to sections 1, 2, 3, and 4 Prize: 1st - $80, 2nd - $70, 3rd - $60, 4th - $50, 5th - $40

Specials21. To the winner of section 8 - $20 donated by Street Cartage Ltd.22. To the winner of section 9 - $10 donated by Charles Fairbank23. To winner of section 16 - $15 donated by Lambton Mutual Insurance24. To the Heavy Horse Exhibitor coming the farthest distance - $15 donated by

Lambton Mutual Insurance

CATTLE CLASSES - GENERAL RULES

Definition of an Entry1. All purebred animals, whether owned by one person or by more than one person

(individually or jointly), are considered to be the production of the farm or breeding unit on which they are maintained.

2. All Dairy and Beef Classes will operate on an open basis.3. Registration papers for all entries must be available to judges on request. Junior

animals must be registered.4. Livestock must be on grounds by 9:00 am Saturday of fair.5. Decision of the Judge is final.6. Exhibitors must have their own exhibitor's number clearly displayed on Show

Harness.7. Exhibitors are asked to provide their own straw for bedding.8. Responsibility of owner to make sure animal is CFIA tagged. If not, the animal is not

allowed on fairgrounds.

HEALTH OF LIVESTOCK – Brucellosis

Effective April 1, 1978, all animals over six months of age must

have a negative Brucellosis test within sixty (60) days prior to

entering the fair, except:

1. Animals from Brucellosis Free Listed Herds

2. Steers

3. Heifers

4. Official vaccinates less than eighteen months of age.

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CLASS B – BEEF CATTLEChairperson: Stephen Krall

Judging to commence on Saturday of the Fair at 10:00 am sharp.Sponsored by Lambton Cattlemen and Baines Machinery

Rules:1. Each breeding unit is allowed a maximum of 12 exhibits, excluding the Breeders

Herd. 2. Exhibitors number, must be clearly displayed on Show Harness.

B1 – BEEF CATTLEPrize: 1st - $40, 2nd - $35, 3rd - $30, 4th - $25, 5th - $20

All other entries -$10Classes:1. Bull calf born on or after January 1 of 20192. Bull yearling born January 1 – December 31, 20183. Bull two year old born January 1 – December 31, 20174. Champion Bull and reserve bull5. Heifer Calf born on or after January 1, 20196. Heifer yearling born April – December 20187. Heifer yearling born January – March of 20188. Cow born in 2016 with her natural 2019 calf at foot9. Cow born in 2015 with her natural 2019 calf at foot10. Champion and Reserve Female11. Special Breeders Herd - a group of 4 animals bred by the same exhibitor, both

sexes and must have been shown in previous classes

CLASS B2 – PEEWEE BEEF SHOW

NO ENTRY FEE

All exhibitors under age 9 in the current year and show their own calf. All breeds will

be shown together. Judging will commence on Saturday of the Fair at 12:30 pm.

Prize: $5 Each

CLASS B3 – 4-H INTER-COUNTY BEEF SHOWNO ENTRY FEE

All exhibitors must be 4-H members in the current year andshow their own 4-H calf.

All breeds will be shown together. Open to 4-H members.Judging will commence on Saturday of the Fair at 12:30 pm sharp.

Prize: 1st - $15, 2nd - $10All Other Entries - $5

Conformation Classes:1. Junior Breeder Heifer born January 1, 2018 to March 31, 20182. Senior Breeder Heifer born January 1, 2017 to December 31, 20173. A. Champion 4-H Breeding Heifer -$10 donated by R. Dobbin Engineering -$10 donated by Wallace Lang

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B. Reserve champion 4-H Breeding Heifer -$20 donated by R. Dobbin Engineering4. Market Steer: Must reach market condition by time of show a. Light b. Heavy� c. Champion 4-H market steer -$25 donated by R. Dobbin Engineering Inc. d. Reserve 4-H Steer -$20 donated by R. Dobbin Engineering Inc.5. Market Heifer6. � A. Champion 4-H Market Animal - $25 donated by Wallace Lang B. Reserve Champion 4-H Market Animal - $20 donated by Joanne Dobbin

Showmanship Classes:

NOTE: All showman classes to be determined by registrations

1. Senior Beef Showmanship – 4-H members 17 and over as of January 1, 2019 -$20 donated by John McCharles2. Intermediate Beef Showmanship – 4-H members 14 to 16 years of age as of January 1, 2019 -$20 donated by John McCharles3. Junior Beef Showmanship – 4-H members 10-13 years of age as of January 1, 2019 -$20 donated by John McCharles4. Novice Beef Showmanship – 4-H 1st year members, 9 years of age as of January 1, 2019 - $20 donated by John McCharles5. A. Grand Champion Beef Showmanship -$20 donated by R. Dobbin Engineering B. Reserve Champion Beef Showmanship -$20 donated by Joanne Dobbin

CLASS B4 – OPEN CLASSMarket Animal Class

Classes will be determined after weigh-in

Prize: 1st - $40, 2nd - $35, 3rd - $40, 4th - $25, 5th - $20

Section 1: Lightweight Steer Section 2: Heavyweight SteerSection 3: Market Heifer

NOTE: All Classes will be split if the number of entrants exceeds 10 per class. Two from each class will return for Championship overall (split by weight).

The top 2 entries in Class 1, 2 and 3 are eligible Grand Champion and Reserve.

Grand Champion - $25 donated by John McCharlesReserve Champion - $15 donated by Jim's Carpet Warehouse

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CLASS C - SHEEPChairperson: Terry Callaghan (519-864-1680)

Judging to commence Saturday of the Fair at 11 am

Rules and Regulations:1. Definition of an Entry - All registered sheep whether owned by one person or more than one person (individually or jointly), which are maintained on one farm or breeding unit, are considered to be the production of one farm or breeding unit. Therefore, only one entry per class is eligible

from such farm or breeding unit.2. All entries must be owned by and registered in the name of the exhibitor.3. The following breeds must be shown in short fleece (staple less than 1 inch or 2.50 cm):

Dorset, Oxford, Southdown, Full fleece and Suffolk. Other breeds must be shown in full fleece.

NOTE: Limited to one entry per section each exhibitor, except the fair has authorized two entries per exhibitor in a maximum of two sections.

SHEEP BREEDING CLASSES A. Suffolk B. Dorset C. Oxford D. Southdown E. Long Wool F. All Others

Prize: 1st - $30, 2nd - $25, 3rd - $20, 4th - $18, 5th - $15All Other Entries are $5

Section1. Ewe - Yearling: Third pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Born and bred in

Canada.2. Ewe: First pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Born the property of the

exhibitor.3. Ram - Yearling: Third pair of temporary incisors must be in place.4. Ram: First pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Born the property of the

exhibitor.5. Get of Sire: Born the property of the exhibitor. A group of three animals, first pair

of temporary incisors must be in place, by the same sire. Both sexes may be represented. Animals may or may not have been shown in previous classes.

6. Breeders Flock: Bred and owned by exhibitor. A group of four animals. Both sexes

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to be represented. Each animal in the group must have been exhibited in one of the preceding classes. All animals in a group to be of one breed.

7. Children's Show – Partial prize money donated by Agris Coop Brigden and R. Dobbin Engineering

4H REGIONAL SHEEP SHOW Judging at 10 am Saturday

Must be 4H lamb project for current yearNo Ram Lambs accepted

No entry fee, one animal per exhibitorOnly 4H member has free entry to the fair with 4H card

Black and white show attire to be wornAll judging will be individual.

Prize: 1st - $20, 2nd - $15, 3rd - $10All Other Entries are $5

Classes1. Market Lamb Ewe or Weather lamb born after January 1, 20192. Champion and Reserve Market Lamb (ribbon only)3. Ewe Lamb born after January 1, 20194. Grand and Reserve Champion Ewe Lamb (ribbon only)5. Senior Showmanship – 4H members 17 and over as of January 1, 20196. Intermediate Showmanship – 4H members 13 to16 as of January 1, 20197. Junior Showmanship – 4H members 10 to 12 as of January 1, 20198. Novice Showmanship – First Year 4H members 9 to 12 as of January 1, 20199. Grand and reserve Champion showmanship (ribbon only)

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