2024 HOMECRAFT PRIZE LIST Email: generalmanager@peterboroughag.ca
EXHIBITS FROM HOMECRAFT WILL BE RECEIVED AND DISPLAYED IN THE AGRICULTURAL BUILDING AT LANG PIONEER VILLAGE MUSEUM
Online entries please visit AssistExpo.ca/peterboroughex and open your account using your password. If you don't have an account, please follow the steps to create an account.
PLEASE NOTE : DROP OFF OF ENTRIES IS ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14th, 6 TO 8 P.M. AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 15th, 8:30 TO 9:45 A.M. JUDGING WILL BE BEGIN PROMPTLY AT 10 A.M. LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
Entry Pickup is Sunday, August 18th 4:30 to 5 p.m. The Agricultural Building will be closed to the public at 4:00 to 4:30 p.m. for sorting.
Homecraft Exhibits are open to the public Friday, August 16th 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday, August 17th 10 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Sunday, August 18th 10 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
PETERBOROUGH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY - ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Will be held on Wednesday, January 15TH, 2025. Membership fee of $10.00 is payable at the meeting.
Communications and Enquiries:
Peterborough Agricultural Society
12 County Rd. 2
Bailieboro, ON
K0L 1B0
Homecraft
Peterborough Ontario
Phone: (705) 930-1824 Web site: www.peterboroughag.ca Email: generalmanager@peterboroughag.ca
PAST PRESIDENTS:
Amy Curtis, Jean Lantz, Eileen Leslie, Kaye McLean, Anne Reynolds, Mary Chambers, Dorothy Ferguson, Edna Page, Bea Clarke, Phyllis Lupton, Hazel Rose, Ella Davidson, Margaret Ketchebaw, Helen Leslie, Sue Whitefield, Debbie Craft, Ivy Sucee, Gala Robinson, Eudene Harrington, Sylvia Fallahay, Norine Edgerton, Mona Humphries, Lorraine Robinson, Medda Burnett, Sharlene Shaughnessy. Kathleen Clodd and Medda Burnett
EXECUTIVE FOR 2024
CHAIRPERSONS: Kathleen Clodd/Sandra Busby
SECRETARY: Kathleen Clodd
DIRECTORS: Lorraine Brown, Medda Burnett, Kathleen Clodd, Gala Robinson, Sue Whitefield, Doug Robinson and Rachel Balkwill
HELPERS: Marie Ackison, Nancy Ackison, Penny Carson, Mary Kay
GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE ENTERING
1. ALL WORK MUST BE NEW SINCE AUGUST 2023 AND IN NEW CONDITION, free of heavy smells like Smoke, Mildew, Heavy Fabric Softeners or Pets and free of Pet Hair
2. Fill in your entry form by going to the AssistExpo.ca link on our web site at www.peterboroughag.ca. After the cut off date, Friday, August 9th, 2024 changes can only be made through Sandra Busby at s2.busbyex@gmail.com or Kathleen Clodd at kathyclodd@gmail.com. If you have any questions or inquiries, please contact Kathleen or Sandra.
3. Exhibitors must pick up their entry tags by emailing Sandra Busby at s2.busbyex@gmail.com on or before Friday, August 9th, to arrange a pick up time. See “How to” information for filling out tags.
4. Exhibitors are allowed only ONE entry per section in all classes. For example, if a class has 10 sections, you are allowed one entry in each of the 10 sections.
5. The Homecraft Committee will be accepting entries in the AGRICULTURAL BUILDING AT LANG PIONEER VILLAGE MUSEUM on Wednesday, August 14th from 6 to 8 P.M. and on Thursday, August 15TH, from 8:30 to 9:45 A.M. Judging will begin promptly at 10:00. LATE ENTRIES CAN NOT BE ACCEPTED. EXHIBITS MUST BE READY FOR JUDGING WHICH COMMENCES AT 10 A.M. Only judges and Homecraft Committee members and helpers are allowed in the area during the entire judging process. **All others will be asked to leave.**
6. The Homecraft Committee reserves the right to open all entry tags after judging has been completed.
7. ALL EXHIBITS WILL REMAIN IN THE Agricultural Building at Lang Pioneer Village Museum UNTIL SUNDAY AUGUST 18th at the PICK UP TIME OF 4:30 TO 5:00 PM. Failure to comply with this rule may result in forfeiture of prize money. ENTRIES WILL BE PICKED UP DURING THE TIME NOTED ON THE IDENTIFICATION CARD WHICH MUST BE SHOWN TO RECEIVE YOUR EXHIBITS.
8. When the judge feels no entry is worthy of a first prize, another prize may be awarded. The judge’s decision is final.
9. Lack of space may make it necessary to display prize-winning entries only.
10. While the Society will take all reasonable precautions to ensure the safety of all entries, EXHIBITS ARE PLACED AT THE OWNER’S RISK. We are not responsible for exhibits left after closing time on the final day of the Homecraft Show, but any remaining exhibits will be held by the Homecraft Committee until September 30, 2024, after which they will be either discarded or given to a charity of our choice.
11. Each Exhibitor must comply with, and shall be bound by, the rules and regulations respecting the class or section in which he or she is exhibiting, as set out in this Prize List.
12. Exhibitors must become a member of the Peterborough Agricultural Society. Membership for 2024 is $5.00.
13. In the case of an error made in the totalling of Prize money, a complaint must be registered in writing within fourteen (14) days of receiving the cash or cheque.
14. In the event that receipts are insufficient to cover the full amount of prizes, the Society reserves the right to pay on a percentage basis.
15. All exhibits must be made or grown by the exhibitor or with limited help if the exhibitor is a child.
16. Exhibits are not available for purchase during the Homecraft Show.
17. An Entry Fee of 10% will be deducted from prize winnings unless winnings are under $2.
Prize winners’ cheques must be cashed within 60 days of the date on the cheque.
If a question arises which is not answered in the rules and regulations, please contact the Director of the Class involved. All protests must be submitted in writing and will be investigated by the Committee in charge of the Class in which the protest is entered. They will report to the Homecraft Directors at a regularly called meeting. The decision of the Board will be final and will be binding upon the parties of such protest.
HOW TO COMPLETE ENTRY TAGS AND FORMS FOR JUNIOR AND ADULT DIVISIONS
DEFINITIONS:
ARTICLE: The description of the item to be entered, e.g. Colouring book picture, completed. Please use the exact wording in the Prize List.
CLASS: The class is the title at the beginning of each division, e.g. Junior Printing and Writing is JA
SECTION: The section is the number in front of the article, e.g. 2
A. Entry Form
· Entry Forms can be obtained online at peterboroughag.ca or by emailing Sandra Busby at s2.busbyex@gmail.com
· The form lists all items to be entered and must be submitted to the mailbox at 438 Edison Ave. by Friday, August 9, 2024. It is recommended that you keep a duplicate list for pick up.
B. Entry Tags
· Tags are available by emailing s2.busbyex@gmail.com to arrange a time for pick up.
· One tag is needed for each item.
· Please PRINT legibly in black or blue ink. Only include your name and the name of your home town. PLEASE DO NOT INCLUDE YOUR ADDRESS. Attach each tag securely to its item. You may use safety pins, tape, string, etc. as needed but NO STRAIGHT PINS, please.
JUNIOR DIVISION
PLEASE NOTE CHANGES FOR THIS YEAR: DROP OFF OF ENTRIES IS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14th, 6 TO 8 P.M. AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 15TH, 8:30 TO 9:45 A.M. JUDGING BEGINS PROMPTLY AT 10 A.M. LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
(18 YEARS AND UNDER) Jr. members can click on the non-member box on registration form to submit entries.
RULES AND REGULATIONS Please read carefully.
1. Boys and girls 18 years of age and under as of August 1, 2024 are eligible to participate in the Junior Division of the Peterborough Homecraft Show.
2. Exhibitors are allowed only ONE entry per section. For example, if a class has 10 sections you could have one entry in each of the 10 sections.
3. Junior exhibitors MUST present their identification card to the Director in charge before picking up their exhibits.
4. Additional rules for Garden Show are included in the Garden Section.
5. Entry forms must be received online or at the mailbox at 438 Edison Ave. by Friday, August 9, 2024.
6. Plain Chocolate Chip Cookie Competition. The winner from each Fair/Exhibition will be eligible to compete in the District Competition and the winner of the District Competition will be eligible to compete in the Provincial Competition. District entry must consist of 6 cookies displayed on a clean, sturdy plate (NO PAPER PLATES OF ANY TYPE) inside of a clear plastic zipper bag with the exhibitor's name and address using the entry tag provided. Must be plain Chocolate Chip Cookies,with no nuts and no larger than 2 inches or 6.5 cm and no smaller than 2 inches or 5 cm. Prize money to be paid by the District. Competition is open to youth up to age 15 years as of December 31, 2024.
Provincial Competition: The entrant must be the winner from the District Competition. In the case where the District winner is unable to send an entry to the Convention, then the 2nd place winner from the District will be eligible to enter. The entry for the District Competition must consist of 6 cookies displayed on a clean, sturdy plate (no paper plates) inside a clear plastic bag with the exhibitor's name, address and district represented using the entry tag provided. Plain Chocolate Chip Cookies with no nuts are to be no larger than 2 inches or 6.5 cm and no smaller than 2 inches or 5 cm.
Provincial Prize Money: 1st $20, 2nd $15 and 3rd $10 with 12 prizes of $5
CLASS A – PRINTING AND WRITING - Unmounted
Director: Lorraine Brown 705-748-0567
Prizes: 1st: $3.75, 2nd: $3.25, $2.75
Lined paper size 21.5 x 28 cm (8 1/2" x 11")
Sections:
1.
(Five years and under) Print Your First Name
2.
(Seven years and under) Print the Fair Theme Twice - Pioneer Days to Modern Ways
3.
(Nine years and under) Print the Months of the Year in a List
4.
(Ten and Eleven years) Copy This Poem in Cursive (Handwritten) Once
Pioneer Children
Pioneer children Helped on the farm Carried firewood To keep their family warm.
They went to school Played pioneer games When morning brought the rooster's call Another day would begin again!
by: Sandra Leigh Russell Busby
5.
(Twelve to Eighteen years) Copy This Poem in Cursive (Handwritten) Once
The Pioneer Homestead
Pioneers travelled from far away Camped by night, journeyed by day.
When they stopped to look around They knew at once, their homestead found.
Settlers built their home, barn and beds Then time to rest their tired heads.
by: Sandra Leigh Russell Busby
CLASS B – ART
Sponsored by LORRAINE BROWN
Director: Lorraine Brown – (705)748-0567
No stencils or computer images are allowed unless specified.
The maximun paper size is 21.5 x 28cm.
Sections
Prizes: 1st: $3.75, 2nd: $3.25, 3rd: $2.75
KIDDIES CORNER – 5 YEARS AND UNDER:
1.
Finger Painting Picture
2.
Colouring Book Picture, Completed
3.
Trace Your Hand and Decorate the Shape
4.
Create a Picture using Cut or Torn Pieces of Paper (Tissue, Textured, Construction, Coloured, etc.)
8 YEARS AND UNDER:
5.
Colouring Book Picture using Pencil Crayons
6.
Draw and Colour a Picture of a Pioneer Article
7.
Draw a Picture Using Pastels
8.
Create a Torn Paper Flower Picture
9.
Draw a Picture of Best Smiling Face With Great Teeth
10.
Collage (Cut and Paste with No Background Showing), Any Subject
12 YEARS AND UNDER:
11.
Draw a Picture of a Pioneer Covered Wagon
12.
Trace and Colour a Current Map of Canada with Provinces Labelled.
13.
Draw a Picture using Only Straight Lines
14.
Draw a Picture Promoting Peterborough Activities
15.
Draw a Barn Quilt Block - Approx, 30.5cm x 30.5cm, Any Media
18 YEARS AND UNDER:
16.
Scrapbooking "Vacation Fun" One Page
17.
Summer Landscape
CLASS C – BAKING
Director - Lorraine Brown - 705-748-0567
To be exhibited on sturdy disposable plates. No mixes are to be used unless specified. Homecraft reserves the right to dispose of spoiled food.
Sections: Three (3) of each on a disposable plate that fits.
Prizes: 1st: $3.75, 2nd: $3.25, 3rd: $2.75
8 YEARS AND UNDER:
Three (3) of each on a disposable plate.
1.
Chocolate Chip Cookies
2.
Edibly decorated store bought plain donuts (Judged on appearance only)
3.
Decorated Cupcakes For A Birthday
12 YEARS AND UNDER:
4.
Rice Krispie Squares
5.
Oatmeal Cookies
6.
Tea Biscuits
7.
Chocolate Chip Muffins (no liners)
8.
Chocolate Macaroons (No Bake)
18 YEARS AND UNDER:
9.
Whole Wheat Buns - 3 attached
10.
Brownies, No Nuts
11.
SPECIAL: Plain Chocolate Chip Cookies Competition (No Nuts)
Open to all youth age 15 as of December 31 of this year. Enter 3 cookies between 5cm and 6.5cm round. The 1st prize winner is eligible to enter the District Competition with 6 cookies in October. The District winner is eligible to compete at the Provincial level in February 2025 with prize money of $20, $15 and $10 and 12 more prizes of $5. Please see complete rules in the Junior Rules section for District and Provincial Competitions.
CLASS D – CRAFTS
Director: Lorraine Brown – (705) 748-0567
Crafts 5 Years and Under Sponsored by: THE TOY SHOP 180 Charlotte St., Peterborough, ON K9J 2T8
Prizes: 1st: $3.75, 2nd: $3.25, 3rd: $2.75
5 YEARS AND UNDER:
1.
Necklace using Paper, Wool and Drinking Straws
2.
Make and Decorate Something Red
3.
Make a Sculptured Item Using Dough or Fimo, etc.
4.
Make and decorate paper headband or crown
5.
Decorate a Rock, Maximum Size 10cm Diameter
8 YEARS AND UNDER:
6.
Decorate a Fridge Magnet
7.
Make a sign to hang from a bedroom door knob - ready to hang
8.
Make a Clothes Pin Person or Animal
9.
Create a Print Making Picture Using a Potato, Sponge, etc
10.
Create a Lego Article (Not Using a Kit) - Maximum 41cm x 41cm
,
#10 Sponsored by GERRI'S ARTS & CRAFTS Peterborough Square Mall, 360 George Street North for 1st, 2nd and 3rd Prize Gift.
12 YEARS AND UNDER:
11.
Make a Bird or Critter House
12.
Creative Book Mark
13.
Decorate Dollar Store Mugs (2)
14.
Decorate a candle using any media
18 YEARS AND UNDER:
15.
Pioneer Days - using any media
16.
Knitting Article
17.
Duct Tape Article
18.
Jewellery Article
CLASS F – PHOTOGRAPHY
Sponsored by DOUG ROBINSON
Please Note: One photograph per section unless indicated. Individual photographs must be 10 x 15 cm and mounted on a card 12.5 x 17.5 cm unless indicated. No frames. Photo must be taken by exhibitor.
Prizes: 1st: $3.75, 2nd: $3.25, 3rd: $2.75
10 YEARS AND UNDER:
1.
Wheels
2.
Something Orange
3.
Bugs
4.
3 or 4 Pictures Related to One Subject
Mounted on One Card Approximately 41 X 41 cm
14 YEARS AND UNDER:
5.
Amusing Pet Photos
6.
Farm Life
7.
BFF (Best Friends Forever)
8.
4 or 5 pictures Related to One Subject
Mounted on One Card Approximately 41 x 41 cm
18 YEARS AND UNDER:
9.
Shadows
10.
Photo with Funny Caption
11.
Blowing Bubbles
12.
4 or 5 Pictures Related to One Subject
Mounted on One Card Approximately 41 X 41 cm
13.
Dog Watch of Southeastern Ontario Hidden Fences SpecialPrizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5
Dog(s) and or Cat(s) At Play- 4 pictures mounted on one card-approx 41 X 41 cm
Sponsored by Doug Robinson
JUNIOR GARDEN SHOW
Director: Kathleen Clodd – (705) 933-0816
Additional Rules for the Garden Show
Exhibits are placed in classes at the owner’s risk. Containers and accessories must be clearly marked on the bottom with name and address of the exhibitor.
All exhibits will be grown and displayed by the child entering. Children must place their own exhibits on display tables but may be accompanied by parent(s) who are prohibited from interfering with the child’s entry.
The committee reserves the right to remove dead flowers.
Where the judge feels no entry is worthy of first prize in a section, another prize may be awarded. The judge’s decision is final.
Where a definite number or quantity of specimens is specified in the Prize List, neither more nor less than that number or quantity shall be exhibited. A bud showing colour is considered a bloom.
Vegetables are to be displayed on paper plates. Plates will be available.
Vegetables may be wiped with a soft cloth but not washed or scrubbed.
Vegetables, such as carrots and beets, should have ½” of top remaining above the crown.
Class G - JUNIOR VEGETABLES
Sponsored by GRIFFINS GREENHOUSES 3026 Lakefield Rd, Peterborough, ON K9J 6X5
Prizes: 1st: $3.75, 2nd: $3.25, 3rd: $2.75
Sections:
1.
Beets 1cm Top (3)
2.
Beans Green or Yellow- 3 Pods
3.
Carrots 1cm Top (3)
4.
Odd Looking Vegetable
5.
Onion - Yellow, Red or White - 2.5cm Top - (3)
6.
Corn – 3 Ears – 1/3 of Husk and Silk Removed
7.
Largest Zucchini
8.
Cucumbers, (3)
9.
Red Tomatoes, (3)
10.
Tomatoes – Cherry, Stem Off, (4)
CLASS H – FRESH FLOWERS
Sponsored by GRIFFINS GREENHOUSES 3029 Lakefield Rd., Peterborough, ON K9J 6X5
Own foliage – No added filler
Annual – an herbaceous plant which normally completes its cycle of seed in one year. This includes tender perennials such as pansies, snapdragons, etc. that are grown as annuals in this area.
Biennial – An herbaceous plant which requires two growing seasons to complete its normal growth cycle, i.e. from seed to seed.
Perennial – An herbaceous plant that lives more than two years. The stem dies to the ground each fall, e.g. phlox, delphiniums, peonies.
Spike – An upright stem carrying several flowers, usually with short pedicels, such as gladiolas and snapdragon.
Stem or Stalk – A plant structure carrying one or more flowers and buds. It may be branched, e.g. sweet peas, primulas and irises.
Spray – A branch of a plant with a number of flowers, e.g. chrysanthemum, climbing and floribunda roses, petunias.
Sections: All exhibits should have a good length of stem.
Prizes: 1st: $3.75, 2nd: $3.25, 3rd: $2.75
Sections:
1.
Sunflowers – Largest Head
2.
Gladiolas – 1 Spike
3.
Pot of Gold – A Container of Marigolds – Minimum 5 Blooms
4.
Lily – Lilium Sp. Not Daylily, 1 Spike
5.
Pansies and or Violas
6.
Purple Thistle – Largest Head
7.
Petunias – 3 Sprays, Any Colour
8.
Salvia – 3 Spikes
9.
Cosmos – 3 Blooms
10.
Phlox – 3 Stems
11.
Snapdragon – 3 Spikes
12.
Gloriosa Daisy - 3 Blooms
13.
Roses – 1 Spray Such as Floribundas, Palanthas, Climbers, Etc
14.
Bouquet of Wild Flowers
15.
The Ugliest Flower
CLASS J – DECORATIVE FLOWERS AND PLANTS
Sponsored by: EAST CITY FLOWER SHOP - 159 DOURO STREET, PETERBOROUGH, ON K9H 1H7
"CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE ENTHUSIASTIC COMPETITORS IN CLASS J - 8 YEARS AND UNDER"
Prizes: 1st: $3.75, 2nd: $3.25, 3rd: $2.75
8 YEARS AND UNDER:
1.
Collage of Flowers Made from Craft Paper -21.5 X28cm
2.
"Anything Goes" – Potted Plant in an Old Boot or Shoe
3.
Picture Frame Decorated with Hearts- 12.5 x 18 cm
4.
Potted Herbs – 1 Type in Maximum 12.5 cm Pot
12 YEARS AND UNDER:
5.
Decorated Flowerpot with Hearts- Not to Exceed 25 cm
6.
Container Covered with Seeds – Not to Exceed 20 cm
7.
Favourite Houseplant
8.
Arrangement of Fresh Cut Flowers Displayed in A Bottle
18 YEARS AND UNDER:
9.
Potted Cactus or Succulent – Any Variety
10.
Table Centre Piece For Fall Made with Artificial Flowers
11.
Potted Plant in A Hanging Container
12.
Arrangement of Freshly Cut Flowers and Foliage, Orange OR Yellow
ADULT DIVISION
DROP OFF OF ENTRIES WILL BE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14th - 6 to 8 P.M. AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 15TH - 8:30 to 9:45 A.M. JUDGING WILL BEGIN PROMPTLY AT 10:00 A.M. LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
Phone: (705) 930-1824 Email: s2.busbyex@gmail.com
HOMECRAFT EXHIBITS WILL BE DISPLAYED in the AGRICLTURAL BUILDING at LANG PIONEER VILLAGE MUSEUM.
GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE ENTERING.
1. ALL WORK MUST BE NEW SINCE AUGUST 2023 AND IN NEW, CLEAN CONDITION, FREE OF HEAVY SMELLS LIKE SMOKE, HEAVY FABRIC SOFTENERS, MILDEW, PETS OR PET HAIR.
2. For information on entry forms and entry tags, please see General Rules and Regulations #s 2 and 3.
3. PLEASE HAVE ALL ENTRY TAGS FILLED OUT AND ATTACHED TO ENTRIES BEFORE ENTRIES ARE DROPPED OFF IN THE AGRICULTURAL BUILDING AUGUST 14th or 15TH.
4. Exhibitors are allowed only ONE entry per section in all classes. For example, if a class has 10 sections, you are allowed one entry in each of the 10 sections.
5. The Homecraft Committee will be in the AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGon Wednesday, August 14th, from 6 PM to 8 PM and Thursday, August 15th from 8:30 to 9:45 AM, to receive exhibits for judging. LATE ENTRIES CAN NOT BE ACCEPTED. EXHIBITS MUST BE READY FOR JUDGING WHICH COMMENCES AT 10 AM. Only judges and Homecraft committee members and helpers are allowed in the area during the entire judging process. **All others will be asked to leave.**
6. The Homecraft Committee reserves the right to open all entry tags after judging has been completed.
7. ALL EXHIBITS WILL REMAIN IN THE AGRICULTURAL BUILDING UNTIL SUNDAY AUGUST 18TH, UNTIL THE PICK UP TIME OF 4:30 T0 5:00 PM. Failure to comply with this rule MAY result in forfeiture of prize money. ENTRIES WILL BE PICKED UP DURING THE TIME NOTED ON THE IDENTIFICATION CARD WHICH MUST BE SHOWN TO RECEIVE YOUR EXHIBITS.
8. When the judge feels no entry is worthy of a first prize, another prize may be awarded. The judge’s decision is final.
9. Lack of space may make it necessary to display prize-winning entries only.
10. While the Agricultural Society will take all reasonable precautions to ensure the safety of all entries, EXHIBITS ARE PLACED AT OWNER’S RISK. We are not responsible for exhibits left after closing time on the final day of the Homecraft Show, but any remaining exhibits will be kept until September 30th, after which they will be either discarded or given to a charity of our choice.
11. Each Exhibitor must comply with, and shall be bound by, the rules and regulations respecting the class or section in which he or she is exhibiting, as set out in this Prize List.
12. Exhibitors are required to have a membership to compete. Membership for 2024 is $5.00.
13. In the case of an error made in the totalling of Prize money, a concern must be registered in writing within fourteen (14) days of receiving the cash or cheque.
16. In the event that receipts are insufficient to cover the full amount of prizes, the Society reserves the right to pay on a percentage basis.
16. All exhibits must be made or grown by the exhibitor or with limited help if the exhibitor is a child.
17. Exhibits are not available for purchase during the Homecraft Show.
18. Exhibitors under the age of 18 years may compete in the Adult Classes, but must follow the Adult Rules and Regulations.
Prize winners’ cheques must be cashed within 60 daysof the date on the cheque.
If a question arises which is not answered in the rules and regulations, please contact the Director of the Class involved. All protests must be submitted in writing and will be investigated by the Committee in charge of the Department in which the protest is entered. They will report to the Homecraft Directors at a regularly called meeting. The decision of the Board will be final and will be binding upon the parties of such protest.
CLASS 30 - VEGETABLES
Director: Kathleen Clodd - 705-933-0816
Vegetables may be wiped but not washed.
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Vegetables:
1.
Beans -Green or Yellow - 5 Pods
2.
Beets - 4 cm Top - 5 Specimens
3.
Cabbage – 1 Head
4.
Carrots – 1 cm Top – 5 Specimens
5.
Corn – 1/ 3 of Husk and Silk Removed – 3 Ears
6.
Cucumbers - Pickling 5-10 cm - 5 Specimen
7.
Cucumbers - Slicing ‐ 5 Specimens
8.
Onions – Yellow or White 2.5 cm Top – 5 Specimens
9.
Onions – Red 2.5 cm Top – 5 Specimens
10.
Potatoes – Any Variety – 5 Specimens
11.
Tomatoes – Small 2.5-5 cm – 3 Specimens
12.
Tomatoes – 5 cm and Larger Ripe – 3 Specimens
13.
Tomatoes - Green Large - 3 Specimens
14.
Tomatoes – Collection of Heritage Varieties, Named – Minimum 3 Specimens
15.
Squash - Summer - 1 Specimen
16.
Zucchini – Yellow or Green, Not over 25 cm – 2 Specimens
17.
Container of Cut Herbs, named – Minimum 3 Varieties
ADULT FLOWER SHOW
Flower Show Rules – Please read carefully.
1. Exhibitors must provide containers sufficiently broad at the base to prevent the display from tipping easily.
2. All tags must be securely fastened to exhibits.
3. The committee accepts no responsibility for the loss of tags or containers.
4. The committee reserves the right to remove any wilted or dead flowers.
CLASS 31 – POTTED PLANTS
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Potted Plants:
1.
Flowering Hanging Container - to be viewed from All Sides
2.
Foliage Hanging Container – to be viewed from All Sides
3.
Begonia – Rex or Rex Hybrid
4.
Begonia – Fibrous
5.
Cactus or Succulent
6.
Coleus
7.
Geranium
8.
Collection of Potted Herbs – 3 Minimum, named
CLASS 32 – CUT FLOWERS
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Cut Flowers:
1.
Asters - 3 Blooms
2.
Cleome – 3 Blooms, Seed Pod Removed
3.
Cosmos – 3 Blooms
4.
Gladiolus – 1 Spike
5.
Marigold - 3 Blooms
6.
Petunia- Single, 3 Sprays
7.
Perennial Phlox – 3 Stems
8.
Lily – Lilium sp. Not Daylily - 1 Stem
9.
Pansies – 3 Blooms
10.
Rose – 1 Spray, Any Variety
11.
Rose – Hybrid Tea 1 Bloom
12.
Snapdragon – 3 Spikes
13.
Sunflower – 1 Stem
14.
Gloriosa Daisy - 3 Blooms
15.
Zinnia - 3 Blooms
CLASS 33 – FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS
NOTE – Any filler, including gypsophilia or any small object to suit the theme, is permitted.
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Floral Arrangements:
1.
"Let's Honour Our Poppy With Red"-Design With Red Flowers
2.
"Oh My Gourd!"-Design In A Gourd With Fresh Flowers
3.
"Window Box"- Arrangement in a small window box
4.
"Butterfly Kisses and Flower Petal Wishes"- arrangement in a LARGE TEAPOT
CLASS 34 – ARTIFICIAL FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
"Merry Go Round"-A round wreath using your choice of materials and flowers
2.
"Pat A Cake"-Incorporate a baking utensil or gadget in your design
3.
"Harvest Time"-Arrangement in a small toy farm tractor, wagon or truck
4.
"Cream Corn"-Design in a small basket with a yellow theme
CULINARY ARTS (FOODS)
Director: Medda Burnett - 705-760-4305
NOTES:
1. All Culinary Arts exhibits must be baked by, and in the home of, the person exhibiting. NO COMMERCIAL MIXES are allowed unless specifically stated. ALL BAKED GOODS TO BE COVERED WITH A CLEAR RESEALABLE BAG ON A STURDY DISPOSABLE PLATE OR CAKE BOARD WHEN BRINGING EXHIBITS IN.
2. The committee reserves the right to dispose of food no longer fit for human consumption during the course of the Homecraft Show.
3. Whenever a RECIPE is requested, it may be printed, written or typed on one side only of a card or paper between 7.5 x 12.5 cm and 14 x 21.5 cm.
4. Exhibitors are allowed only ONE exhibit in each section. Exhibit the entry, where appropriate, on a small disposable plate.
5. Exhibitors must present their membership card to the director in charge before removing exhibits.
6. NO ‘FOR SALE’ SIGNS OR ADVERTISING ARE ALLOWED ON ANY EXHIBIT.
7. OAAS BUTTER TART COMPETITION (6)
Fair/Exhibition Competition:
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
DISTRICT COMPETITION:
4. The entrant must have won 1st prize in the butter tart competition at the local Fair/Exhibition to be eligible to enter the District Competition.
5. The size of the tarts must be full size tarts (no mini or bite size tarts).
6. A total of 6 tarts will be required to be shown.
7. There are to be NO raisins or nuts.
8. Tarts must be on a clean, sturdy plate (no paper plates of any type) in a sealable clear plastic bag.
9. Prize money to be paid by the District.
PROVINCIAL COMPETITION:
1. The entrant must have won 1st prize in the District Competition to be eligible to enter the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies Competition at the annual convention in February.
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 to be full size tarts (no mini or bite size tarts)
4. A total of 6 tarts will be required to be shown.
5. There are to be NO raisins or nuts.
6. Tarts must be on a clean sturdy plate (no paper plates of any type) inside a sealable clear plastic bag with the exhibitor's name, address, and District represented using the entry tag provided. Recipe must be provided.
7. 1st, 2nd and 3rd place entries will not be returned to exhibitor, but will be placed for auction at the convention.
8. Entries will be received at the Convention, according to the convention schedule. Judging will commence at 9:30 a.m. Tarts will be judged according to OAAS Homecraft Judging Standards.
CLASS 35 – YEAST PRODUCTS, MUFFINS, QUICK BREADS & BISCUITS
Director: Medda Burnett - 705-760-4305
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections 1 - 5:
1.
White Bread - half loaf
2.
Chelsea Buns - four (4) joined
3.
Rolls - four (4) in a basket
4.
Whole Wheat Bread 1/2 loaf
Baked with Lang Pioneer Village Museum flour bought at the Gift Shop. Receipt required. Subject to flour availability.
CLASS 36 - SQUARES AND COOKIES
Director: Medda Burnett - 705-760-4305
Exhibit three (3) in a section
Prizes: 1st $6, 2nd $5, 3rd $4
Sections:
1.
Nanaimo Bars
2.
Jam Squares
3.
French Macarons
4.
Chocolate Chip Cookies - 5 - 6.5 cm round
Class 37 - Cakes
Sponsored by: Penny Carson, in memory of Hester Carson, Cake Decorator and Teacher Extrordinaire
Director: Medda Burnett - 705-760-4305
Prizes: 1st $6, 2nd $5, 3rd $4
Sections:
1.
Vanilla cake - 10cm round or square, decorated with a Pioneer Theme, judged on decoration only
2.
Carrot Cake 4 inch round or square - with cream cheese icing
3.
Banana Cake - 4 inch square - iced
CLASS 38 - Tarts and Candy
Director: Medda Burnett - 705-760-4305
Prizes: 1st $6, 2nd $5, 3rd $4
Sections:
1.
Apple Pie - maximun 6 inch round
2.
OAAS Special - three (3) Butter Tarts - -No Nuts or Fruit - for OAAS Butter Tart Rules, see Homecraft Rules section
3.
Rhubarb Strawberry Tarts - three (3) on a disposable plate
CLASS 39 – JELLY, JAM, MARMALADE, PICKLES & MISCELLANEOUS
Director: Medda Burnett - 705-760-4305
Sections 1-10 with two piece lid,* SEAL NOT TO BE BROKEN AND PLEASE NOTE JAR SIZES*
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections 1- 10:
1.
Strawberry Rhubarb Jam in a 125 ml glass jar
2.
Raspberry Jam in a 125 ml glass jar
3.
Peach Jam in a 125 ml glass jar
4.
Dill Pickles in a 500 ml Jar
5.
Chili Sauce in a 125 ml glass jar
6.
Bread and Butter Pickles in a 500 ml glass jar
7.
Salsa, Medium in a 125 ml glass jar
CRAFTS
Director: Gala Robinson - 705-748-0567
NOTE:
1. Exhibitors are allowed only one (1) entry per section.
2. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE NEW WORK SINCE LAST YEAR UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED.
3. Exhibitors must present their membership card to a Director before removing exhibits.
CLASS 41 – QUILTS
Director: Gala Robinson 705-748-0567
GENERAL CONDITIONS – Please read carefully.
NEW WORK, which may be shown in two consecutive years, must be hand quilted except where specifically noted. The quilt may be a single bed size or larger. The entry tag and anything that is attached to the quilt must be done with safety pins. No straight pins.
ONTARIO ASSOCIATION OF AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES (OAAS) QUILT COMPETITIONS
If you wish your Hand or Machine quilt to qualify for the OAAS Quilt Competition, it must be a minimum of 324” measured on the perimeter. Note that the article can be square, rectangular, etc. The name of the quilt pattern and the name of the designer, if the pattern was purchased, must be written on the tag that is attached to the quilt. The Grand Champion quilts chosen from the winners of Sections 1, 2 and 12 are eligible to compete at the District 4 competition in late October. The first prize winner from another fair is not eligible.
A. Entries must be solely made by hand or machine quilted by an individual and exhibited and judged at a local OAAS Fair to be eligible for this competition.
B. Qualified quilts must be a minimum of 324” measured on the perimeter. Smaller quilts will not be eligible to proceed to the next level of competition.
C. Judging will occur first at local fairs and then at the district level meeting. A Provincial Grand Champion quilt will be selected at the Annual Convention of the OAAS.
D. Upon making entry into the OAAS Hand or Machine Quilt Competition, the exhibitor agrees to participate in any promotional activities related to the competition.
E. The winning OAAS Champion Hand or Machine Quilt will not be eligible to compete in any future District and/or Convention OAAS competitions.
F. The winner’s name will be displayed at the Exhibition on a sign provided by the OAAS.
If more information is needed, contact Gala Robinson at 705-748-0567.
For 1, 2 and 6, remember to check sizes for OAAS competitions.
Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $12, 3rd: $10
QUILTS:
1.
Quilt – Pieced, Named
2.
Quilt – Appliquéd, Named
3.
Quilt - Crib Quilt
4.
Quilted Wall Hanging, Ready to Hang
5.
Quilt Top-Pieced or Appliqued
6.
Machine Quilted Quilt, Named
7.
My First Quilt
House of White Birches, Special prize for the most points
The most points in Class 41, 3-11, 13
The prize is a one year subscription to the magazine, Quilter's World, courtesy of House of White Birches.
CLASS 42 – AFGHANS
Director: Sue Whitefield 1-905-753-8448
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Afghan Knitted - Not less than 45" x 54" or 114.5cm x 137cm
2.
Afghan Crocheted - Not less than 45" x 54" or 114.5 x 137cm
3.
Baby Shawl or Afghan - Knitted or Crocheted
4.
Miniature Afghan Knit or Crochet - Not longer than 24" or 61cm
CLASS 43 – KNITTING
Director – Gala Robinson - 705-748-0567
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Baby Sweater & Bonnet or Hat
2.
Baby Dress
3.
Cardigan - Child's
4.
Pullover - Child's
5.
Toque - Child's
CLASS 44 – CROCHET
Director: Gala Robinson - 705-748-0567
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Doily - Not over 16" or 41cm Mounted Half Way Around
2.
Baby Sweater and Bonnet or Hat
3.
Shawl
4.
Dish Cloth
House of White Birches Special - Special prize for most points in Class 44
The prize is a one year subscription to the magazine Crochet World, courtesy of House of White Birches.
CLASS 45 – SEWING
Sponsored by: Gala Robinson
Director: Gala Robinson – 705-748-0567
On hanger where applicable. Child: sizes 1 to 12 years
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Child's Dress – 2 to 4 years
2.
Child's Pyjamas
3.
Lady's Blouse
4.
Lady's Short or Skort
5.
Lady's Slacks
6.
Tote Bag
7.
Gift Bag
8.
Article using Pioneer Look Fabric
CLASS 46 – EMBROIDERY
Director: Gala Robinson – 705-748-0567
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Table Cloth
2.
Pair of Pillowcases
a pair means two identical pieces of work. "His" and "Hers" are not identical.
3.
Article of Machine Embroidery
CLASS 47 – COUNTED CROSS STITCH
Director: Gala Robinson 705-748-0567
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Picture Framed - Small Not over 12" or 30cm, including Frame - ready to hang
2.
Picture over 12, Framed, Ready to Hang
3.
Jar Topper - Displayed on Jar
4.
Article of Waste Canvas
5.
Pair of Pillowcases - See Class 46 Section 2 for note about pairs.
House of White Birches-Special Prize for Most Points In Class 47
This prize is for one year subscription to magazine Just Cross Stitch -courtesy House of White Birches
CLASS 48 – “TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS”
(Non-edible items only)
Director: Gala Robinson 705-748-0567
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Christmas card – no computer pictures, must be hand made
2.
Christmas wreath - not over 14" or 35.5cm- ready to hang
3.
Christmas tree ornaments (3) - plastic canvas
All three (3) ornaments must be attached to one (1) - 10" or 25.5cm piece of ribbon
4.
Christmas tree ornaments (3) - counted cross stitch
All three (3) ornaments must be attached to one (1) - 10" or 25.5cm piece of ribbon
5.
Christmas Tree Ornaments (3) - Beaded
All three (3) ornaments must be attached to one (1) - 10" or 25.5cm piece of ribbon
6.
Christmas Tree Ornaments 3 - Crocheted
All three (3) ornaments must be attached to one (1) - 10" or 25.5cm piece of ribbon
7.
Christmas Door Decoration
8.
Christmas Stocking
9.
Christmas Tree Top Decoration
10.
Article using old Christmas Cards
11.
Advent Calendar
CLASS 49 –HANDWEAVING, SPINNING AND HOOKING
Director: Gala Robinson 705-748-0567
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Table Runner
2.
Scarf
3.
One Pair of Placemats
4.
Hooking - Wall Hanging
5.
Latch Hook Rug
CLASS 50 – CRAFTS
Director: Gala Robinson – 705-748-0567
NOTE: Articles to be shown in sections 7-12 must be only one item unless they are linked somehow. For instance, a plastic canvas tea set on a plastic canvas tray.
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Note or Greeting Card
2.
Article Made from Felt
3.
Tablet Cover
4.
Stuffed Animal
5.
Small Article Suitable for Bazaar - Less Than 6" or 15cm
6.
Medium Article Suitable for Bazaar - 6" to 12" or 15cm to 30.5cm
7.
Large Article Suitable For Bazaar - More Than 12" or 30.5cm
8.
Article Made of Plastic Canvas - Less Than 6" or 15cm
9.
Article Made of Plastic Canvas - 6" to 12" or 15cm to 30.5cm
10.
Article Made of Plastic Canvas - More Than 12" or 30.5cm
11.
Wind Chimes
12.
Kitchen Shower Gift, Items to be Hand made
House of White Birches Special-Most Points in Class 50
One year subscription to Country Sampler magazine, courtesy of House of White Birches
CLASS 51 – BUTTONS
Director: Gala Robinson – 705-748-0567
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Mounted securely on 7" x 8" card cut from black or white Bristol board. If card is not the proper size or colour, the entry will be disqualified. There must be ten (10) different buttons in each section
Sections:
1.
Black
2.
Green
3.
Children's
4.
Novelty - 10 Each Different
5.
Picture Made From Buttons
CLASS 52 – HOBBIES
Director: Gala Robinson – 705-748-0567
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Welcome Sign - Not over 18" X 18" or 36cm x 36cm
2.
Article of Folk Art
3.
Article of Wood Working
4.
Garden or Lawn Ornament
5.
One Page Scrapbooking - 12" x 12" or 30.5cm x 30.5cm - no frames
House of White Birches Special-Most Points in Class 52
One year Subscription to Country Sampler Farmhouse Style Magazine, courtesy House of White Birches
CLASS 53 Memory Lane
Sponsored By SANDRA BUSBY
Director: Sandra Busby 705-930-1824
NOTE: May not enter any items that were previously entered last year. A brief note with each entry to describe approx. age and history would be appreciated. Items to be judged on age and quality. Please note: all items to be older than 1960.
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Calendar
2.
Depression Era Decanter
3.
School Class Picture
4.
Baby Rattle
5.
Oil Can
6.
Baking Tin
7.
Pair of Doilies
8.
Dresser Set: Brush, Comb and Mirror
9.
Christmas Decoration
10.
Child's Rocking Chair
PHOTOGRAPHY
Director: Kathleen Clodd – 705-933-0816+
The exhibitor’s name and address, together with the class and section in which the exhibit is to be entered, is to be printed on the back of each exhibit. Any identifying signature or trademark on the front of the exhibit must be covered before being entered. No exhibits are to be entered in more than one class. All exhibits must be taken by the exhibitor and not have been previously exhibited at the Peterborough Homecraft Show. Frames are not permitted. Exhibits are to be suitably mounted on material BLACK BRISTOL BOARD in order to be held in place with push pins or they will be disqualified. Black and white photographs should have a glossy finish for more impact. Each entry must have an entry tag attached directly to the mounting prior to arrival at the designated building.
Class 54 – BLACK AND WHITE OR COLOURED
Director: Kathleen Clodd - 705-933-0816
Two (2) black and white or coloured snapshots – mounted on BLACK BRISTOL BOARD for display purposes, not larger than 10” x 13” or 15cm x 33cm. NO CAPTIONS.
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Bird(s) at a feeder
2.
Cars/Trucks or Motorcycles
3.
Old Fence(Rail Stump)
4.
Child/Children
5.
Close-up
6.
Nature at It's Finest
7.
Old Building(s)
8.
Family Tradition(s)
9.
Lang Pioneer Village Museum
10.
Pioneer days/ Modern Days
CLASS 55 –BLACK AND WHITE OR COLOURED
Director: Kathleen Clodd - 705-933-0816
One (1) black and white or coloured snapshot mounted on BLACK BRISTOL BOARD for display purposes, not larger than 6” x 8” or 15cm x 20.5cm. NO CAPTIONS.
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
View From My Back Door
2.
Reflections
3.
Rural Landscape
4.
Tree In Bloom
5.
Something Funny
6.
Close Up
7.
Texture
8.
Human Portrait
9.
Relic Of Yesteryear(Older The Better)
10.
Corn Field
CLASS 56 –PHOTO MONTAGE
Director: Kathleen Clodd - 705-933-0816
BLACK BRISTOL BOARD for display purposes. Up to six (6) photos.
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Photographer's Choice- :"Tell A Story"
2.
Favorite Spot In The City of Peterborough
3.
Peterborough Park ad Zoo
4.
Changing of the Seasons
5.
Canadian Landscape (named)
6.
"DOG WATCH OF SOUTHERN ONTARIO HIDDEN FENCES"
Active Dogs and or Cats At Play - Four pictures mounted on BLACK BRISTOL BOARD for display 16" x 16" or 41 X 41 cm. Sponcored by DOUG ROBINSON
CLASS 57 – COLOURED ENLARGEMENTS
Sponsored By KATHLEEN CLODD
Director: Kathleen Clodd - 705-933-0816
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Photographer's Choice
Sizes 8" x 10" or 20.5cm x 25.5cm, 8" x 12" or 20.5cm x 30.5cm, 8.5" x 11" or 21.5cm or 28cm Mounted on BLACK BRISTOL BOARD not larger than 2" or 5cm border on photo. NO CAPTIONS.
CLASS 58 – ART
Sponsored by KATHLEEN CLODD
Director: Kathleen Clodd – 705 933 8016
Rules and Regulations:
1. Only an original painting which is the sole work of the entrant is acceptable unless otherwise stated.
2. ENTRIES MUST BE RECENT ARTWORK, COMPLETED WITHIN THE LAST 12 MONTHS. No former prize winning work will be accepted.
3. Maximum allowable size will be 24” x 36” or 61cm x 91.5cm (not including frame)
4. All paintings must be sturdily mounted and framed and ready to hang.
Sections: Subject of choice using media as listed
Attach the tag at the bottomright corner of the frame.
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Abstract
2.
Acrylic
3.
Charcoal, Pencil or Ink Drawing
4.
Computer Artwork
5.
Mixed Media
6.
Oil
7.
Pastels, Oil or Chalk
8.
Watercolour
CLASS 59 – MINIATURE ART – ANY MEDIUM
Sponsored by KATHLEEN CLODD
Director: Kathleen Clodd - 705-933-0816
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Painter's choice
Work not to be larger than 25 square inches or 63.5cm (eg. 3" x 8" or 7.5cm x 20.54cm, 4" x 6" or 10cm x 15cm, 5" x 5" or 12.5cm x 12.5cm) Frame in Proportion.
2024 HOMECRAFT PRIZE LIST
Email: generalmanager@peterboroughag.ca
EXHIBITS FROM HOMECRAFT WILL BE RECEIVED AND DISPLAYED IN THE AGRICULTURAL BUILDING AT LANG PIONEER VILLAGE MUSEUM
Online entries please visit AssistExpo.ca/peterboroughex and open your account using your password. If you don't have an account, please follow the steps to create an account.
PLEASE NOTE : DROP OFF OF ENTRIES IS ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14th, 6 TO 8 P.M. AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 15th, 8:30 TO 9:45 A.M. JUDGING WILL BE BEGIN PROMPTLY AT 10 A.M. LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
Entry Pickup is Sunday, August 18th 4:30 to 5 p.m. The Agricultural Building will be closed to the public at 4:00 to 4:30 p.m. for sorting.
Homecraft Exhibits are open to the public Friday, August 16th 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday, August 17th 10 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Sunday, August 18th 10 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
PETERBOROUGH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY - ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Will be held on Wednesday, January 15TH, 2025. Membership fee of $10.00 is payable at the meeting.
Communications and Enquiries:
Peterborough Agricultural Society
12 County Rd. 2
Bailieboro, ON
K0L 1B0
Homecraft
Peterborough Ontario
Phone: (705) 930-1824
Web site: www.peterboroughag.ca Email: generalmanager@peterboroughag.ca
PAST PRESIDENTS:
Amy Curtis, Jean Lantz, Eileen Leslie, Kaye McLean, Anne Reynolds, Mary Chambers, Dorothy Ferguson, Edna Page, Bea Clarke, Phyllis Lupton, Hazel Rose, Ella Davidson, Margaret Ketchebaw, Helen Leslie, Sue Whitefield, Debbie Craft, Ivy Sucee, Gala Robinson, Eudene Harrington, Sylvia Fallahay, Norine Edgerton, Mona Humphries, Lorraine Robinson, Medda Burnett, Sharlene Shaughnessy. Kathleen Clodd and Medda Burnett
EXECUTIVE FOR 2024
CHAIRPERSONS: Kathleen Clodd/Sandra Busby
SECRETARY: Kathleen Clodd
DIRECTORS: Lorraine Brown, Medda Burnett, Kathleen Clodd, Gala Robinson, Sue Whitefield, Doug Robinson and Rachel Balkwill
HELPERS: Marie Ackison, Nancy Ackison, Penny Carson, Mary Kay
GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE ENTERING
1. ALL WORK MUST BE NEW SINCE AUGUST 2023 AND IN NEW CONDITION, free of heavy smells like Smoke, Mildew, Heavy Fabric Softeners or Pets and free of Pet Hair
2. Fill in your entry form by going to the AssistExpo.ca link on our web site at www.peterboroughag.ca. After the cut off date, Friday, August 9th, 2024 changes can only be made through Sandra Busby at s2.busbyex@gmail.com or Kathleen Clodd at kathyclodd@gmail.com. If you have any questions or inquiries, please contact Kathleen or Sandra.
3. Exhibitors must pick up their entry tags by emailing Sandra Busby at s2.busbyex@gmail.com on or before Friday, August 9th, to arrange a pick up time. See “How to” information for filling out tags.
4. Exhibitors are allowed only ONE entry per section in all classes. For example, if a class has 10 sections, you are allowed one entry in each of the 10 sections.
5. The Homecraft Committee will be accepting entries in the AGRICULTURAL BUILDING AT LANG PIONEER VILLAGE MUSEUM on Wednesday, August 14th from 6 to 8 P.M. and on Thursday, August 15TH, from 8:30 to 9:45 A.M. Judging will begin promptly at 10:00. LATE ENTRIES CAN NOT BE ACCEPTED. EXHIBITS MUST BE READY FOR JUDGING WHICH COMMENCES AT 10 A.M. Only judges and Homecraft Committee members and helpers are allowed in the area during the entire judging process. **All others will be asked to leave.**
6. The Homecraft Committee reserves the right to open all entry tags after judging has been completed.
7. ALL EXHIBITS WILL REMAIN IN THE Agricultural Building at Lang Pioneer Village Museum UNTIL SUNDAY AUGUST 18th at the PICK UP TIME OF 4:30 TO 5:00 PM. Failure to comply with this rule may result in forfeiture of prize money. ENTRIES WILL BE PICKED UP DURING THE TIME NOTED ON THE IDENTIFICATION CARD WHICH MUST BE SHOWN TO RECEIVE YOUR EXHIBITS.
8. When the judge feels no entry is worthy of a first prize, another prize may be awarded. The judge’s decision is final.
9. Lack of space may make it necessary to display prize-winning entries only.
10. While the Society will take all reasonable precautions to ensure the safety of all entries, EXHIBITS ARE PLACED AT THE OWNER’S RISK. We are not responsible for exhibits left after closing time on the final day of the Homecraft Show, but any remaining exhibits will be held by the Homecraft Committee until September 30, 2024, after which they will be either discarded or given to a charity of our choice.
11. Each Exhibitor must comply with, and shall be bound by, the rules and regulations respecting the class or section in which he or she is exhibiting, as set out in this Prize List.
12. Exhibitors must become a member of the Peterborough Agricultural Society. Membership for 2024 is $5.00.
13. In the case of an error made in the totalling of Prize money, a complaint must be registered in writing within fourteen (14) days of receiving the cash or cheque.
14. In the event that receipts are insufficient to cover the full amount of prizes, the Society reserves the right to pay on a percentage basis.
15. All exhibits must be made or grown by the exhibitor or with limited help if the exhibitor is a child.
16. Exhibits are not available for purchase during the Homecraft Show.
17. An Entry Fee of 10% will be deducted from prize winnings unless winnings are under $2.
Prize winners’ cheques must be cashed within 60 days of the date on the cheque.
If a question arises which is not answered in the rules and regulations, please contact the Director of the Class involved. All protests must be submitted in writing and will be investigated by the Committee in charge of the Class in which the protest is entered. They will report to the Homecraft Directors at a regularly called meeting. The decision of the Board will be final and will be binding upon the parties of such protest.
HOW TO COMPLETE ENTRY TAGS AND FORMS FOR JUNIOR AND ADULT DIVISIONS
DEFINITIONS:
ARTICLE: The description of the item to be entered, e.g. Colouring book picture, completed. Please use the exact wording in the Prize List.
CLASS: The class is the title at the beginning of each division, e.g. Junior Printing and Writing is JA
SECTION: The section is the number in front of the article, e.g. 2
A. Entry Form
· Entry Forms can be obtained online at peterboroughag.ca or by emailing Sandra Busby at s2.busbyex@gmail.com
· The form lists all items to be entered and must be submitted to the mailbox at 438 Edison Ave. by Friday, August 9, 2024. It is recommended that you keep a duplicate list for pick up.
B. Entry Tags
· Tags are available by emailing s2.busbyex@gmail.com to arrange a time for pick up.
· One tag is needed for each item.
· Please PRINT legibly in black or blue ink. Only include your name and the name of your home town. PLEASE DO NOT INCLUDE YOUR ADDRESS. Attach each tag securely to its item. You may use safety pins, tape, string, etc. as needed but NO STRAIGHT PINS, please.
JUNIOR DIVISION
PLEASE NOTE CHANGES FOR THIS YEAR: DROP OFF OF ENTRIES IS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14th, 6 TO 8 P.M. AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 15TH, 8:30 TO 9:45 A.M. JUDGING BEGINS PROMPTLY AT 10 A.M. LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
(18 YEARS AND UNDER) Jr. members can click on the non-member box on registration form to submit entries.
RULES AND REGULATIONS Please read carefully.
1. Boys and girls 18 years of age and under as of August 1, 2024 are eligible to participate in the Junior Division of the Peterborough Homecraft Show.
2. Exhibitors are allowed only ONE entry per section. For example, if a class has 10 sections you could have one entry in each of the 10 sections.
3. Junior exhibitors MUST present their identification card to the Director in charge before picking up their exhibits.
4. Additional rules for Garden Show are included in the Garden Section.
5. Entry forms must be received online or at the mailbox at 438 Edison Ave. by Friday, August 9, 2024.
6. Plain Chocolate Chip Cookie Competition. The winner from each Fair/Exhibition will be eligible to compete in the District Competition and the winner of the District Competition will be eligible to compete in the Provincial Competition. District entry must consist of 6 cookies displayed on a clean, sturdy plate (NO PAPER PLATES OF ANY TYPE) inside of a clear plastic zipper bag with the exhibitor's name and address using the entry tag provided. Must be plain Chocolate Chip Cookies,with no nuts and no larger than 2 inches or 6.5 cm and no smaller than 2 inches or 5 cm. Prize money to be paid by the District. Competition is open to youth up to age 15 years as of December 31, 2024.
Provincial Competition: The entrant must be the winner from the District Competition. In the case where the District winner is unable to send an entry to the Convention, then the 2nd place winner from the District will be eligible to enter. The entry for the District Competition must consist of 6 cookies displayed on a clean, sturdy plate (no paper plates) inside a clear plastic bag with the exhibitor's name, address and district represented using the entry tag provided. Plain Chocolate Chip Cookies with no nuts are to be no larger than 2 inches or 6.5 cm and no smaller than 2 inches or 5 cm.
Provincial Prize Money: 1st $20, 2nd $15 and 3rd $10 with 12 prizes of $5
CLASS A – PRINTING AND WRITING - Unmounted
Director: Lorraine Brown 705-748-0567
Prizes: 1st: $3.75, 2nd: $3.25, $2.75
Lined paper size 21.5 x 28 cm (8 1/2" x 11")
Sections:
1.
(Five years and under) Print Your First Name
2.
(Seven years and under) Print the Fair Theme Twice - Pioneer Days to Modern Ways
3.
(Nine years and under) Print the Months of the Year in a List
4.
(Ten and Eleven years) Copy This Poem in Cursive (Handwritten) Once
Pioneer Children
Pioneer children
Helped on the farm
Carried firewood
To keep their family warm.
They went to school
Played pioneer games
When morning brought the rooster's call
Another day would begin again!
by: Sandra Leigh Russell Busby
5.
(Twelve to Eighteen years) Copy This Poem in Cursive (Handwritten) Once
The Pioneer Homestead
Pioneers travelled from far away
Camped by night, journeyed by day.
When they stopped to look around
They knew at once, their homestead found.
Settlers built their home, barn and beds
Then time to rest their tired heads.
by: Sandra Leigh Russell Busby
CLASS B – ART
Sponsored by LORRAINE BROWN
Director: Lorraine Brown – (705)748-0567
No stencils or computer images are allowed unless specified.
The maximun paper size is 21.5 x 28cm.
Sections
Prizes: 1st: $3.75, 2nd: $3.25, 3rd: $2.75
KIDDIES CORNER – 5 YEARS AND UNDER:
1.
Finger Painting Picture
2.
Colouring Book Picture, Completed
3.
Trace Your Hand and Decorate the Shape
4.
Create a Picture using Cut or Torn Pieces of Paper (Tissue, Textured, Construction, Coloured, etc.)
8 YEARS AND UNDER:
5.
Colouring Book Picture using Pencil Crayons
6.
Draw and Colour a Picture of a Pioneer Article
7.
Draw a Picture Using Pastels
8.
Create a Torn Paper Flower Picture
9.
Draw a Picture of Best Smiling Face With Great Teeth
10.
Collage (Cut and Paste with No Background Showing), Any Subject
12 YEARS AND UNDER:
11.
Draw a Picture of a Pioneer Covered Wagon
12.
Trace and Colour a Current Map of Canada with Provinces Labelled.
13.
Draw a Picture using Only Straight Lines
14.
Draw a Picture Promoting Peterborough Activities
15.
Draw a Barn Quilt Block - Approx, 30.5cm x 30.5cm, Any Media
18 YEARS AND UNDER:
16.
Scrapbooking "Vacation Fun" One Page
17.
Summer Landscape
CLASS C – BAKING
Director - Lorraine Brown - 705-748-0567
To be exhibited on sturdy disposable plates. No mixes are to be used unless specified. Homecraft reserves the right to dispose of spoiled food.
Sections: Three (3) of each on a disposable plate that fits.
Prizes: 1st: $3.75, 2nd: $3.25, 3rd: $2.75
8 YEARS AND UNDER:
Three (3) of each on a disposable plate.
1.
Chocolate Chip Cookies
2.
Edibly decorated store bought plain donuts (Judged on appearance only)
3.
Decorated Cupcakes For A Birthday
12 YEARS AND UNDER:
4.
Rice Krispie Squares
5.
Oatmeal Cookies
6.
Tea Biscuits
7.
Chocolate Chip Muffins (no liners)
8.
Chocolate Macaroons (No Bake)
18 YEARS AND UNDER:
9.
Whole Wheat Buns - 3 attached
10.
Brownies, No Nuts
11.
SPECIAL: Plain Chocolate Chip Cookies Competition (No Nuts)
Open to all youth age 15 as of December 31 of this year. Enter 3 cookies between 5cm and 6.5cm round. The 1st prize winner is eligible to enter the District Competition with 6 cookies in October. The District winner is eligible to compete at the Provincial level in February 2025 with prize money of $20, $15 and $10 and 12 more prizes of $5. Please see complete rules in the Junior Rules section for District and Provincial Competitions.
CLASS D – CRAFTS
Director: Lorraine Brown – (705) 748-0567
Crafts 5 Years and Under Sponsored by: THE TOY SHOP 180 Charlotte St., Peterborough, ON K9J 2T8
Prizes: 1st: $3.75, 2nd: $3.25, 3rd: $2.75
5 YEARS AND UNDER:
1.
Necklace using Paper, Wool and Drinking Straws
2.
Make and Decorate Something Red
3.
Make a Sculptured Item Using Dough or Fimo, etc.
4.
Make and decorate paper headband or crown
5.
Decorate a Rock, Maximum Size 10cm Diameter
8 YEARS AND UNDER:
6.
Decorate a Fridge Magnet
7.
Make a sign to hang from a bedroom door knob - ready to hang
8.
Make a Clothes Pin Person or Animal
9.
Create a Print Making Picture Using a Potato, Sponge, etc
10.
Create a Lego Article (Not Using a Kit) - Maximum 41cm x 41cm
,
#10 Sponsored by GERRI'S ARTS & CRAFTS Peterborough Square Mall, 360 George Street North for 1st, 2nd and 3rd Prize Gift.
12 YEARS AND UNDER:
11.
Make a Bird or Critter House
12.
Creative Book Mark
13.
Decorate Dollar Store Mugs (2)
14.
Decorate a candle using any media
18 YEARS AND UNDER:
15.
Pioneer Days - using any media
16.
Knitting Article
17.
Duct Tape Article
18.
Jewellery Article
CLASS F – PHOTOGRAPHY
Sponsored by DOUG ROBINSON
Please Note: One photograph per section unless indicated. Individual photographs must be 10 x 15 cm and mounted on a card 12.5 x 17.5 cm unless indicated. No frames. Photo must be taken by exhibitor.
Prizes: 1st: $3.75, 2nd: $3.25, 3rd: $2.75
10 YEARS AND UNDER:
1.
Wheels
2.
Something Orange
3.
Bugs
4.
3 or 4 Pictures Related to One Subject
Mounted on One Card Approximately 41 X 41 cm
14 YEARS AND UNDER:
5.
Amusing Pet Photos
6.
Farm Life
7.
BFF (Best Friends Forever)
8.
4 or 5 pictures Related to One Subject
Mounted on One Card Approximately 41 x 41 cm
18 YEARS AND UNDER:
9.
Shadows
10.
Photo with Funny Caption
11.
Blowing Bubbles
12.
4 or 5 Pictures Related to One Subject
Mounted on One Card Approximately 41 X 41 cm
13.
Dog Watch of Southeastern Ontario Hidden Fences Special Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5
Dog(s) and or Cat(s) At Play- 4 pictures mounted on one card-approx 41 X 41 cm
Sponsored by Doug Robinson
JUNIOR GARDEN SHOW
Director: Kathleen Clodd – (705) 933-0816
Additional Rules for the Garden Show
Vegetables, such as carrots and beets, should have ½” of top remaining above the crown.
Class G - JUNIOR VEGETABLES
Sponsored by GRIFFINS GREENHOUSES 3026 Lakefield Rd, Peterborough, ON K9J 6X5
Prizes: 1st: $3.75, 2nd: $3.25, 3rd: $2.75
Sections:
1.
Beets 1cm Top (3)
2.
Beans Green or Yellow- 3 Pods
3.
Carrots 1cm Top (3)
4.
Odd Looking Vegetable
5.
Onion - Yellow, Red or White - 2.5cm Top - (3)
6.
Corn – 3 Ears – 1/3 of Husk and Silk Removed
7.
Largest Zucchini
8.
Cucumbers, (3)
9.
Red Tomatoes, (3)
10.
Tomatoes – Cherry, Stem Off, (4)
CLASS H – FRESH FLOWERS
Sponsored by GRIFFINS GREENHOUSES 3029 Lakefield Rd., Peterborough, ON K9J 6X5
Own foliage – No added filler
Annual – an herbaceous plant which normally completes its cycle of seed in one year. This includes tender perennials such as pansies, snapdragons, etc. that are grown as annuals in this area.
Biennial – An herbaceous plant which requires two growing seasons to complete its normal growth cycle, i.e. from seed to seed.
Perennial – An herbaceous plant that lives more than two years. The stem dies to the ground each fall, e.g. phlox, delphiniums, peonies.
Spike – An upright stem carrying several flowers, usually with short pedicels, such as gladiolas and snapdragon.
Stem or Stalk – A plant structure carrying one or more flowers and buds. It may be branched, e.g. sweet peas, primulas and irises.
Spray – A branch of a plant with a number of flowers, e.g. chrysanthemum, climbing and floribunda roses, petunias.
Sections: All exhibits should have a good length of stem.
Prizes: 1st: $3.75, 2nd: $3.25, 3rd: $2.75
Sections:
1.
Sunflowers – Largest Head
2.
Gladiolas – 1 Spike
3.
Pot of Gold – A Container of Marigolds – Minimum 5 Blooms
4.
Lily – Lilium Sp. Not Daylily, 1 Spike
5.
Pansies and or Violas
6.
Purple Thistle – Largest Head
7.
Petunias – 3 Sprays, Any Colour
8.
Salvia – 3 Spikes
9.
Cosmos – 3 Blooms
10.
Phlox – 3 Stems
11.
Snapdragon – 3 Spikes
12.
Gloriosa Daisy - 3 Blooms
13.
Roses – 1 Spray Such as Floribundas, Palanthas, Climbers, Etc
14.
Bouquet of Wild Flowers
15.
The Ugliest Flower
CLASS J – DECORATIVE FLOWERS AND PLANTS
Sponsored by: EAST CITY FLOWER SHOP - 159 DOURO STREET, PETERBOROUGH, ON K9H 1H7
"CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE ENTHUSIASTIC COMPETITORS IN CLASS J - 8 YEARS AND UNDER"
Prizes: 1st: $3.75, 2nd: $3.25, 3rd: $2.75
8 YEARS AND UNDER:
1.
Collage of Flowers Made from Craft Paper -21.5 X28cm
2.
"Anything Goes" – Potted Plant in an Old Boot or Shoe
3.
Picture Frame Decorated with Hearts- 12.5 x 18 cm
4.
Potted Herbs – 1 Type in Maximum 12.5 cm Pot
12 YEARS AND UNDER:
5.
Decorated Flowerpot with Hearts- Not to Exceed 25 cm
6.
Container Covered with Seeds – Not to Exceed 20 cm
7.
Favourite Houseplant
8.
Arrangement of Fresh Cut Flowers Displayed in A Bottle
18 YEARS AND UNDER:
9.
Potted Cactus or Succulent – Any Variety
10.
Table Centre Piece For Fall Made with Artificial Flowers
11.
Potted Plant in A Hanging Container
12.
Arrangement of Freshly Cut Flowers and Foliage, Orange OR Yellow
ADULT DIVISION
DROP OFF OF ENTRIES WILL BE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14th - 6 to 8 P.M. AND THURSDAY, AUGUST 15TH - 8:30 to 9:45 A.M. JUDGING WILL BEGIN PROMPTLY AT 10:00 A.M. LATE ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
Phone: (705) 930-1824 Email: s2.busbyex@gmail.com
HOMECRAFT EXHIBITS WILL BE DISPLAYED in the AGRICLTURAL BUILDING at LANG PIONEER VILLAGE MUSEUM.
GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE ENTERING.
1. ALL WORK MUST BE NEW SINCE AUGUST 2023 AND IN NEW, CLEAN CONDITION, FREE OF HEAVY SMELLS LIKE SMOKE, HEAVY FABRIC SOFTENERS, MILDEW, PETS OR PET HAIR.
2. For information on entry forms and entry tags, please see General Rules and Regulations #s 2 and 3.
3. PLEASE HAVE ALL ENTRY TAGS FILLED OUT AND ATTACHED TO ENTRIES BEFORE ENTRIES ARE DROPPED OFF IN THE AGRICULTURAL BUILDING AUGUST 14th or 15TH.
4. Exhibitors are allowed only ONE entry per section in all classes. For example, if a class has 10 sections, you are allowed one entry in each of the 10 sections.
5. The Homecraft Committee will be in the AGRICULTURAL BUILDING on Wednesday, August 14th, from 6 PM to 8 PM and Thursday, August 15th from 8:30 to 9:45 AM, to receive exhibits for judging. LATE ENTRIES CAN NOT BE ACCEPTED. EXHIBITS MUST BE READY FOR JUDGING WHICH COMMENCES AT 10 AM. Only judges and Homecraft committee members and helpers are allowed in the area during the entire judging process. **All others will be asked to leave.**
6. The Homecraft Committee reserves the right to open all entry tags after judging has been completed.
7. ALL EXHIBITS WILL REMAIN IN THE AGRICULTURAL BUILDING UNTIL SUNDAY AUGUST 18TH, UNTIL THE PICK UP TIME OF 4:30 T0 5:00 PM. Failure to comply with this rule MAY result in forfeiture of prize money. ENTRIES WILL BE PICKED UP DURING THE TIME NOTED ON THE IDENTIFICATION CARD WHICH MUST BE SHOWN TO RECEIVE YOUR EXHIBITS.
8. When the judge feels no entry is worthy of a first prize, another prize may be awarded. The judge’s decision is final.
9. Lack of space may make it necessary to display prize-winning entries only.
10. While the Agricultural Society will take all reasonable precautions to ensure the safety of all entries, EXHIBITS ARE PLACED AT OWNER’S RISK. We are not responsible for exhibits left after closing time on the final day of the Homecraft Show, but any remaining exhibits will be kept until September 30th, after which they will be either discarded or given to a charity of our choice.
11. Each Exhibitor must comply with, and shall be bound by, the rules and regulations respecting the class or section in which he or she is exhibiting, as set out in this Prize List.
12. Exhibitors are required to have a membership to compete. Membership for 2024 is $5.00.
13. In the case of an error made in the totalling of Prize money, a concern must be registered in writing within fourteen (14) days of receiving the cash or cheque.
16. In the event that receipts are insufficient to cover the full amount of prizes, the Society reserves the right to pay on a percentage basis.
16. All exhibits must be made or grown by the exhibitor or with limited help if the exhibitor is a child.
17. Exhibits are not available for purchase during the Homecraft Show.
18. Exhibitors under the age of 18 years may compete in the Adult Classes, but must follow the Adult Rules and Regulations.
Prize winners’ cheques must be cashed within 60 days of the date on the cheque.
If a question arises which is not answered in the rules and regulations, please contact the Director of the Class involved. All protests must be submitted in writing and will be investigated by the Committee in charge of the Department in which the protest is entered. They will report to the Homecraft Directors at a regularly called meeting. The decision of the Board will be final and will be binding upon the parties of such protest.
CLASS 30 - VEGETABLES
Director: Kathleen Clodd - 705-933-0816
Vegetables may be wiped but not washed.
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Vegetables:
1.
Beans -Green or Yellow - 5 Pods
2.
Beets - 4 cm Top - 5 Specimens
3.
Cabbage – 1 Head
4.
Carrots – 1 cm Top – 5 Specimens
5.
Corn – 1/ 3 of Husk and Silk Removed – 3 Ears
6.
Cucumbers - Pickling 5-10 cm - 5 Specimen
7.
Cucumbers - Slicing ‐ 5 Specimens
8.
Onions – Yellow or White 2.5 cm Top – 5 Specimens
9.
Onions – Red 2.5 cm Top – 5 Specimens
10.
Potatoes – Any Variety – 5 Specimens
11.
Tomatoes – Small 2.5-5 cm – 3 Specimens
12.
Tomatoes – 5 cm and Larger Ripe – 3 Specimens
13.
Tomatoes - Green Large - 3 Specimens
14.
Tomatoes – Collection of Heritage Varieties, Named – Minimum 3 Specimens
15.
Squash - Summer - 1 Specimen
16.
Zucchini – Yellow or Green, Not over 25 cm – 2 Specimens
17.
Container of Cut Herbs, named – Minimum 3 Varieties
ADULT FLOWER SHOW
Flower Show Rules – Please read carefully.
1. Exhibitors must provide containers sufficiently broad at the base to prevent the display from tipping easily.
2. All tags must be securely fastened to exhibits.
3. The committee accepts no responsibility for the loss of tags or containers.
4. The committee reserves the right to remove any wilted or dead flowers.
CLASS 31 – POTTED PLANTS
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Potted Plants:
1.
Flowering Hanging Container - to be viewed from All Sides
2.
Foliage Hanging Container – to be viewed from All Sides
3.
Begonia – Rex or Rex Hybrid
4.
Begonia – Fibrous
5.
Cactus or Succulent
6.
Coleus
7.
Geranium
8.
Collection of Potted Herbs – 3 Minimum, named
CLASS 32 – CUT FLOWERS
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Cut Flowers:
1.
Asters - 3 Blooms
2.
Cleome – 3 Blooms, Seed Pod Removed
3.
Cosmos – 3 Blooms
4.
Gladiolus – 1 Spike
5.
Marigold - 3 Blooms
6.
Petunia- Single, 3 Sprays
7.
Perennial Phlox – 3 Stems
8.
Lily – Lilium sp. Not Daylily - 1 Stem
9.
Pansies – 3 Blooms
10.
Rose – 1 Spray, Any Variety
11.
Rose – Hybrid Tea 1 Bloom
12.
Snapdragon – 3 Spikes
13.
Sunflower – 1 Stem
14.
Gloriosa Daisy - 3 Blooms
15.
Zinnia - 3 Blooms
CLASS 33 – FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS
NOTE – Any filler, including gypsophilia or any small object to suit the theme, is permitted.
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Floral Arrangements:
1.
"Let's Honour Our Poppy With Red"-Design With Red Flowers
2.
"Oh My Gourd!"-Design In A Gourd With Fresh Flowers
3.
"Window Box"- Arrangement in a small window box
4.
"Butterfly Kisses and Flower Petal Wishes"- arrangement in a LARGE TEAPOT
CLASS 34 – ARTIFICIAL FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
"Merry Go Round"-A round wreath using your choice of materials and flowers
2.
"Pat A Cake"-Incorporate a baking utensil or gadget in your design
3.
"Harvest Time"-Arrangement in a small toy farm tractor, wagon or truck
4.
"Cream Corn"-Design in a small basket with a yellow theme
CULINARY ARTS (FOODS)
Director: Medda Burnett - 705-760-4305
NOTES:
1. All Culinary Arts exhibits must be baked by, and in the home of, the person exhibiting. NO COMMERCIAL MIXES are allowed unless specifically stated. ALL BAKED GOODS TO BE COVERED WITH A CLEAR RESEALABLE BAG ON A STURDY DISPOSABLE PLATE OR CAKE BOARD WHEN BRINGING EXHIBITS IN.
2. The committee reserves the right to dispose of food no longer fit for human consumption during the course of the Homecraft Show.
3. Whenever a RECIPE is requested, it may be printed, written or typed on one side only of a card or paper between 7.5 x 12.5 cm and 14 x 21.5 cm.
4. Exhibitors are allowed only ONE exhibit in each section. Exhibit the entry, where appropriate, on a small disposable plate.
5. Exhibitors must present their membership card to the director in charge before removing exhibits.
6. NO ‘FOR SALE’ SIGNS OR ADVERTISING ARE ALLOWED ON ANY EXHIBIT.
7. OAAS BUTTER TART COMPETITION (6)
Fair/Exhibition Competition:
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
DISTRICT COMPETITION:
4. The entrant must have won 1st prize in the butter tart competition at the local Fair/Exhibition to be eligible to enter the District Competition.
5. The size of the tarts must be full size tarts (no mini or bite size tarts).
6. A total of 6 tarts will be required to be shown.
7. There are to be NO raisins or nuts.
8. Tarts must be on a clean, sturdy plate (no paper plates of any type) in a sealable clear plastic bag.
9. Prize money to be paid by the District.
PROVINCIAL COMPETITION:
1. The entrant must have won 1st prize in the District Competition to be eligible to enter the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies Competition at the annual convention in February.
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 to be full size tarts (no mini or bite size tarts)
4. A total of 6 tarts will be required to be shown.
5. There are to be NO raisins or nuts.
6. Tarts must be on a clean sturdy plate (no paper plates of any type) inside a sealable clear plastic bag with the exhibitor's name, address, and District represented using the entry tag provided. Recipe must be provided.
7. 1st, 2nd and 3rd place entries will not be returned to exhibitor, but will be placed for auction at the convention.
8. Entries will be received at the Convention, according to the convention schedule. Judging will commence at 9:30 a.m. Tarts will be judged according to OAAS Homecraft Judging Standards.
PROVINCIAL PRIZE MONEY - 1st - $50.00 2nd - $30.00 3rd - $20.00 Donated by Gay Lea Foods Co-Operative
CLASS 35 – YEAST PRODUCTS, MUFFINS, QUICK BREADS & BISCUITS
Director: Medda Burnett - 705-760-4305
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections 1 - 5:
1.
White Bread - half loaf
2.
Chelsea Buns - four (4) joined
3.
Rolls - four (4) in a basket
4.
Whole Wheat Bread 1/2 loaf
Baked with Lang Pioneer Village Museum flour bought at the Gift Shop. Receipt required. Subject to flour availability.
CLASS 36 - SQUARES AND COOKIES
Director: Medda Burnett - 705-760-4305
Exhibit three (3) in a section
Prizes: 1st $6, 2nd $5, 3rd $4
Sections:
1.
Nanaimo Bars
2.
Jam Squares
3.
French Macarons
4.
Chocolate Chip Cookies - 5 - 6.5 cm round
Class 37 - Cakes
Sponsored by: Penny Carson, in memory of Hester Carson, Cake Decorator and Teacher Extrordinaire
Director: Medda Burnett - 705-760-4305
Prizes: 1st $6, 2nd $5, 3rd $4
Sections:
1.
Vanilla cake - 10cm round or square, decorated with a Pioneer Theme, judged on decoration only
2.
Carrot Cake 4 inch round or square - with cream cheese icing
3.
Banana Cake - 4 inch square - iced
CLASS 38 - Tarts and Candy
Director: Medda Burnett - 705-760-4305
Prizes: 1st $6, 2nd $5, 3rd $4
Sections:
1.
Apple Pie - maximun 6 inch round
2.
OAAS Special - three (3) Butter Tarts - -No Nuts or Fruit - for OAAS Butter Tart Rules, see Homecraft Rules section
3.
Rhubarb Strawberry Tarts - three (3) on a disposable plate
CLASS 39 – JELLY, JAM, MARMALADE, PICKLES & MISCELLANEOUS
Director: Medda Burnett - 705-760-4305
Sections 1-10 with two piece lid,* SEAL NOT TO BE BROKEN AND PLEASE NOTE JAR SIZES*
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections 1- 10:
1.
Strawberry Rhubarb Jam in a 125 ml glass jar
2.
Raspberry Jam in a 125 ml glass jar
3.
Peach Jam in a 125 ml glass jar
4.
Dill Pickles in a 500 ml Jar
5.
Chili Sauce in a 125 ml glass jar
6.
Bread and Butter Pickles in a 500 ml glass jar
7.
Salsa, Medium in a 125 ml glass jar
CRAFTS
Director: Gala Robinson - 705-748-0567
NOTE:
1. Exhibitors are allowed only one (1) entry per section.
2. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE NEW WORK SINCE LAST YEAR UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED.
3. Exhibitors must present their membership card to a Director before removing exhibits.
CLASS 41 – QUILTS
Director: Gala Robinson 705-748-0567
GENERAL CONDITIONS – Please read carefully.
NEW WORK, which may be shown in two consecutive years, must be hand quilted except where specifically noted. The quilt may be a single bed size or larger. The entry tag and anything that is attached to the quilt must be done with safety pins. No straight pins.
ONTARIO ASSOCIATION OF AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES (OAAS) QUILT COMPETITIONS
If you wish your Hand or Machine quilt to qualify for the OAAS Quilt Competition, it must be a minimum of 324” measured on the perimeter. Note that the article can be square, rectangular, etc. The name of the quilt pattern and the name of the designer, if the pattern was purchased, must be written on the tag that is attached to the quilt. The Grand Champion quilts chosen from the winners of Sections 1, 2 and 12 are eligible to compete at the District 4 competition in late October. The first prize winner from another fair is not eligible.
A. Entries must be solely made by hand or machine quilted by an individual and exhibited and judged at a local OAAS Fair to be eligible for this competition.
B. Qualified quilts must be a minimum of 324” measured on the perimeter. Smaller quilts will not be eligible to proceed to the next level of competition.
C. Judging will occur first at local fairs and then at the district level meeting. A Provincial Grand Champion quilt will be selected at the Annual Convention of the OAAS.
D. Upon making entry into the OAAS Hand or Machine Quilt Competition, the exhibitor agrees to participate in any promotional activities related to the competition.
E. The winning OAAS Champion Hand or Machine Quilt will not be eligible to compete in any future District and/or Convention OAAS competitions.
F. The winner’s name will be displayed at the Exhibition on a sign provided by the OAAS.
If more information is needed, contact Gala Robinson at 705-748-0567.
For 1, 2 and 6, remember to check sizes for OAAS competitions.
Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $12, 3rd: $10
QUILTS:
1.
Quilt – Pieced, Named
2.
Quilt – Appliquéd, Named
3.
Quilt - Crib Quilt
4.
Quilted Wall Hanging, Ready to Hang
5.
Quilt Top-Pieced or Appliqued
6.
Machine Quilted Quilt, Named
7.
My First Quilt
House of White Birches, Special prize for the most points
The most points in Class 41, 3-11, 13
The prize is a one year subscription to the magazine, Quilter's World, courtesy of House of White Birches.
CLASS 42 – AFGHANS
Director: Sue Whitefield 1-905-753-8448
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Afghan Knitted - Not less than 45" x 54" or 114.5cm x 137cm
2.
Afghan Crocheted - Not less than 45" x 54" or 114.5 x 137cm
3.
Baby Shawl or Afghan - Knitted or Crocheted
4.
Miniature Afghan Knit or Crochet - Not longer than 24" or 61cm
CLASS 43 – KNITTING
Director – Gala Robinson - 705-748-0567
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Baby Sweater & Bonnet or Hat
2.
Baby Dress
3.
Cardigan - Child's
4.
Pullover - Child's
5.
Toque - Child's
IN MEMORY OF HELEN LESLIE
CLASS 44 – CROCHET
Director: Gala Robinson - 705-748-0567
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Doily - Not over 16" or 41cm Mounted Half Way Around
2.
Baby Sweater and Bonnet or Hat
3.
Shawl
4.
Dish Cloth
House of White Birches Special - Special prize for most points in Class 44
The prize is a one year subscription to the magazine Crochet World, courtesy of House of White Birches.
CLASS 45 – SEWING
Sponsored by: Gala Robinson
Director: Gala Robinson – 705-748-0567
On hanger where applicable. Child: sizes 1 to 12 years
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Child's Dress – 2 to 4 years
2.
Child's Pyjamas
3.
Lady's Blouse
4.
Lady's Short or Skort
5.
Lady's Slacks
6.
Tote Bag
7.
Gift Bag
8.
Article using Pioneer Look Fabric
CLASS 46 – EMBROIDERY
Director: Gala Robinson – 705-748-0567
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Table Cloth
2.
Pair of Pillowcases
a pair means two identical pieces of work. "His" and "Hers" are not identical.
3.
Article of Machine Embroidery
CLASS 47 – COUNTED CROSS STITCH
Director: Gala Robinson 705-748-0567
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Picture Framed - Small Not over 12" or 30cm, including Frame - ready to hang
2.
Picture over 12, Framed, Ready to Hang
3.
Jar Topper - Displayed on Jar
4.
Article of Waste Canvas
5.
Pair of Pillowcases - See Class 46 Section 2 for note about pairs.
House of White Birches-Special Prize for Most Points In Class 47
This prize is for one year subscription to magazine Just Cross Stitch -courtesy House of White Birches
CLASS 48 – “TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS”
(Non-edible items only)
Director: Gala Robinson 705-748-0567
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Christmas card – no computer pictures, must be hand made
2.
Christmas wreath - not over 14" or 35.5cm- ready to hang
3.
Christmas tree ornaments (3) - plastic canvas
All three (3) ornaments must be attached to one (1) - 10" or 25.5cm piece of ribbon
4.
Christmas tree ornaments (3) - counted cross stitch
All three (3) ornaments must be attached to one (1) - 10" or 25.5cm piece of ribbon
5.
Christmas Tree Ornaments (3) - Beaded
All three (3) ornaments must be attached to one (1) - 10" or 25.5cm piece of ribbon
6.
Christmas Tree Ornaments 3 - Crocheted
All three (3) ornaments must be attached to one (1) - 10" or 25.5cm piece of ribbon
7.
Christmas Door Decoration
8.
Christmas Stocking
9.
Christmas Tree Top Decoration
10.
Article using old Christmas Cards
11.
Advent Calendar
CLASS 49 – HANDWEAVING, SPINNING AND HOOKING
Director: Gala Robinson 705-748-0567
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Table Runner
2.
Scarf
3.
One Pair of Placemats
4.
Hooking - Wall Hanging
5.
Latch Hook Rug
PHYLLIS LUPTON SPECIAL: $10 FOR MOST POINTS IN CLASS 49
CLASS 50 – CRAFTS
Director: Gala Robinson – 705-748-0567
NOTE: Articles to be shown in sections 7-12 must be only one item unless they are linked somehow. For instance, a plastic canvas tea set on a plastic canvas tray.
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Note or Greeting Card
2.
Article Made from Felt
3.
Tablet Cover
4.
Stuffed Animal
5.
Small Article Suitable for Bazaar - Less Than 6" or 15cm
6.
Medium Article Suitable for Bazaar - 6" to 12" or 15cm to 30.5cm
7.
Large Article Suitable For Bazaar - More Than 12" or 30.5cm
8.
Article Made of Plastic Canvas - Less Than 6" or 15cm
9.
Article Made of Plastic Canvas - 6" to 12" or 15cm to 30.5cm
10.
Article Made of Plastic Canvas - More Than 12" or 30.5cm
11.
Wind Chimes
12.
Kitchen Shower Gift, Items to be Hand made
House of White Birches Special-Most Points in Class 50
One year subscription to Country Sampler magazine, courtesy of House of White Birches
CLASS 51 – BUTTONS
Director: Gala Robinson – 705-748-0567
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Mounted securely on 7" x 8" card cut from black or white Bristol board. If card is not the proper size or colour, the entry will be disqualified. There must be ten (10) different buttons in each section
Sections:
1.
Black
2.
Green
3.
Children's
4.
Novelty - 10 Each Different
5.
Picture Made From Buttons
CLASS 52 – HOBBIES
Director: Gala Robinson – 705-748-0567
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Welcome Sign - Not over 18" X 18" or 36cm x 36cm
2.
Article of Folk Art
3.
Article of Wood Working
4.
Garden or Lawn Ornament
5.
One Page Scrapbooking - 12" x 12" or 30.5cm x 30.5cm - no frames
House of White Birches Special-Most Points in Class 52
One year Subscription to Country Sampler Farmhouse Style Magazine, courtesy House of White Birches
CLASS 53 Memory Lane
Sponsored By SANDRA BUSBY
Director: Sandra Busby 705-930-1824
NOTE: May not enter any items that were previously entered last year. A brief note with each entry to describe approx. age and history would be appreciated. Items to be judged on age and quality. Please note: all items to be older than 1960.
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Calendar
2.
Depression Era Decanter
3.
School Class Picture
4.
Baby Rattle
5.
Oil Can
6.
Baking Tin
7.
Pair of Doilies
8.
Dresser Set: Brush, Comb and Mirror
9.
Christmas Decoration
10.
Child's Rocking Chair
PHOTOGRAPHY
Director: Kathleen Clodd – 705-933-0816+
The exhibitor’s name and address, together with the class and section in which the exhibit is to be entered, is to be printed on the back of each exhibit. Any identifying signature or trademark on the front of the exhibit must be covered before being entered. No exhibits are to be entered in more than one class. All exhibits must be taken by the exhibitor and not have been previously exhibited at the Peterborough Homecraft Show. Frames are not permitted. Exhibits are to be suitably mounted on material BLACK BRISTOL BOARD in order to be held in place with push pins or they will be disqualified. Black and white photographs should have a glossy finish for more impact. Each entry must have an entry tag attached directly to the mounting prior to arrival at the designated building.
Class 54 – BLACK AND WHITE OR COLOURED
Director: Kathleen Clodd - 705-933-0816
Two (2) black and white or coloured snapshots – mounted on BLACK BRISTOL BOARD for display purposes, not larger than 10” x 13” or 15cm x 33cm. NO CAPTIONS.
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Bird(s) at a feeder
2.
Cars/Trucks or Motorcycles
3.
Old Fence(Rail Stump)
4.
Child/Children
5.
Close-up
6.
Nature at It's Finest
7.
Old Building(s)
8.
Family Tradition(s)
9.
Lang Pioneer Village Museum
10.
Pioneer days/ Modern Days
CLASS 55 – BLACK AND WHITE OR COLOURED
Director: Kathleen Clodd - 705-933-0816
One (1) black and white or coloured snapshot mounted on BLACK BRISTOL BOARD for display purposes, not larger than 6” x 8” or 15cm x 20.5cm. NO CAPTIONS.
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
View From My Back Door
2.
Reflections
3.
Rural Landscape
4.
Tree In Bloom
5.
Something Funny
6.
Close Up
7.
Texture
8.
Human Portrait
9.
Relic Of Yesteryear(Older The Better)
10.
Corn Field
CLASS 56 – PHOTO MONTAGE
Director: Kathleen Clodd - 705-933-0816
BLACK BRISTOL BOARD for display purposes. Up to six (6) photos.
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Photographer's Choice- :"Tell A Story"
2.
Favorite Spot In The City of Peterborough
3.
Peterborough Park ad Zoo
4.
Changing of the Seasons
5.
Canadian Landscape (named)
6.
"DOG WATCH OF SOUTHERN ONTARIO HIDDEN FENCES"
Active Dogs and or Cats At Play - Four pictures mounted on BLACK BRISTOL BOARD for display 16" x 16" or 41 X 41 cm. Sponcored by DOUG ROBINSON
CLASS 57 – COLOURED ENLARGEMENTS
Sponsored By KATHLEEN CLODD
Director: Kathleen Clodd - 705-933-0816
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Photographer's Choice
Sizes 8" x 10" or 20.5cm x 25.5cm, 8" x 12" or 20.5cm x 30.5cm, 8.5" x 11" or 21.5cm or 28cm Mounted on BLACK BRISTOL BOARD not larger than 2" or 5cm border on photo. NO CAPTIONS.
CLASS 58 – ART
Sponsored by KATHLEEN CLODD
Director: Kathleen Clodd – 705 933 8016
Rules and Regulations:
1. Only an original painting which is the sole work of the entrant is acceptable unless otherwise stated.
2. ENTRIES MUST BE RECENT ARTWORK, COMPLETED WITHIN THE LAST 12 MONTHS. No former prize winning work will be accepted.
3. Maximum allowable size will be 24” x 36” or 61cm x 91.5cm (not including frame)
4. All paintings must be sturdily mounted and framed and ready to hang.
Sections: Subject of choice using media as listed
Attach the tag at the bottom right corner of the frame.
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Abstract
2.
Acrylic
3.
Charcoal, Pencil or Ink Drawing
4.
Computer Artwork
5.
Mixed Media
6.
Oil
7.
Pastels, Oil or Chalk
8.
Watercolour
CLASS 59 – MINIATURE ART – ANY MEDIUM
Sponsored by KATHLEEN CLODD
Director: Kathleen Clodd - 705-933-0816
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Sections:
1.
Painter's choice
Work not to be larger than 25 square inches or 63.5cm (eg. 3" x 8" or 7.5cm x 20.54cm, 4" x 6" or 10cm x 15cm, 5" x 5" or 12.5cm x 12.5cm) Frame in Proportion.