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LINDSAY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY 2019

Officers:

PRESIDENT: Len Dawson

1st VICE PRESIDENT: Lois Batty

2nd VICE PRESIDENT: Bev Fischer

SECRETARY/TREASURER: Michelle Torrey

Staff:

GENERAL MANAGER: Harry Stoddart

Shelley Solomon, Shanice Sproule, Donna Tamblyn, Cory Coulson

NOTE: ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th, 2019 after which time a LATE FEE will be charged - no exceptions.Entries can be made online at https://www.assistexpo.ca/lindsayex

For information write / call / fax:

Lindsay Exhibition

P.O. Box 752, 354 Angeline Street South

Lindsay, Ontario K9V 4W9

Phone (705) 324–5551 Fax (705) 324–8111

Website: www.lindsayex.com

Email: fair@lindsayex.com

Premise ID: ON4209355

HOMECRAFT DEPARTMENT

NOTES:

Entries can be made online at: https://www.assistexpo.ca/lindsayex
Entry forms must be received by Friday, September 6th, 2019
When making entries use 4 digits - first 2 are DIVISION number, second 2 are CLASS number

Important Dates for Exhibitors...

- ENTRY TAGS READY FOR PICKUP - Friday, September 13th, 2019
- BRINGING EXHIBITS - Homecraft exhibits to be delivered to The Commonwell Exhibition Building on Monday September 16th between 9 AM & 8 PM - Judging begins Tuesday morning
- REMOVING EXHIBITS - exhibits may be pickup on Monday, September 23rd from 12PM to 7 PM. Exhibit identification card required for pickup. Perishable items not picked up on Monday will be discarded without notification to the exhibitor.

COMMITTEE:

Chairperson Suzanne Barker; Jody Clements, Elma Corley, Barb Francis, Judy Harris, Karen Heaslip, Megan Jenkins, Betty Lester, MaryLou Smith, Barb Maschke, Margaret Huitson, Lorna Simpson, Eleanor Mahood, Melissa O'Neill, Pat Presley, May Thayer, Barb Quibbell, Debbie McColl, Patty Tolmie, Donna Thompson, Suzanne Brown, Monique Moore, Valerie Markle, Marguerite O'Connell

SECTION CHAIRPERSONS:

CANNING & PRESERVING - Barbara Quibell - 705-324-8764
HANDCRAFTS - Patty Tolmie - 705-328-3972
BAKING - Margaret Huitson & May Thayer - 705-786-2917, 705-324-4467
QUILTS & RUGS - Valerie Markle - 705-324-6144
ART & PHOTOGRAPHY - Pat Presley/Jody Clements - 705-887-5794
CLOTHING - Melissa O'Neill - 705-799-1319
MANORS & SPECIAL NEEDS - Eleanor Mahood & Patty Tolmie - 705-799-5898, 705-328-3972

JUDGES:

BAKING - Doris Buttar
QUILTS & RUGS - Annette Challice
PRESERVES - Isobel Lee
SHOP CRAFTS - Jim Saigeon
CLOTHING - TBA
ART - Chris Mann
HANDCRAFTS - Norene Crosier
PHOTOGRAPHY - Mark Ridout
MANORS & SPECIAL NEEDS - Doris Buttar & Norene Crosier

RULES & REGULATIONS:

1. EXHIBITOR: Each Exhibitor must pay a $10.00 administration fee. Administration fee must accompany all entry forms except in: Special Needs (9001 - 9028), Manor (9101- 9160) and Youth (8016 - 8049) classes.

2. ENTRY CLOSING DATE: Closing date for Homecraft entry forms is 5 PM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th, 2019. Entry forms received after this time will be charged AN ADDITIONAL LATE FEE OF $5.00. ABSOLUTELY NO ENTRY FORMS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER 5 PM, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th, 2019.

3. ENTRIES ALLOWED: Exhibitors may make “ONE ENTRY” only and receive “ONE PRIZE” only in each class.

4. TAGS: Entry tags for those whose entry forms are received by the regular closing date (Friday September 6th) will be ready for pick up at the Exhibition Office after 9 AM Friday September 13th. Those who have paid a late fee will be advised when their entry tags will be available. Tags may not be picked up at the time of bringing in entry forms.
** Tags must be attached to the exhibit with flap closed before leaving exhibit in the Exhibition building. Tags do not need to be signed.
** ENTRY TAGS MUST NOT BE ALTERED OR CHANGED BY THE EXHIBITOR. ARTICLES WITH ALTERED TAGS WILL BE DISQUALIFIED AND NOT JUDGED.
The LINDSAY EXHIBITION RESERVES THE RIGHT TO OPEN ALL ENTRY TAGS AFTER JUDGING HAS BEEN COMPLETED.

5. BRINGING EXHIBITS: Exhibits should be brought to the Commonwell Exhibition Building between 9 AM and 8 PM on Monday, September 16th, 2019. Judging will begin Tuesday, September 17th, 2019 at 10 AM.

MANORS & SPECIAL NEEDS entries must be in place by 2 PM on Monday, September 16th, 2019.

6. PICKING UP EXHIBITS: Exhibitors must present their Exhibitor Card to claim their articles. Exhibits may not be removed until Monday, September 23rd after 12 PM and must be removed by 7 PM.

7. NEW EXHIBITS ONLY, excluding quilts. All items entered for competition must be NEW work, made by the exhibitor and completed since September 2017, this rule applies to all Homecraft classes, except quilts, and will be strictly enforced. Items shown in previous years will be disqualified.

8. All articles for competition must be strictly the production of the person making the entry, unless otherwise stated, and may not be sold in the exhibit hall. Articles must not have any identifying name or label on them.

9. Articles soiled, defaced by wear or having unpleasant odour are not eligible for competition.

10. ABSENCE OF COMPETITION: In the absence of competition in any section or if articles exhibited are of inferior quality, the judge will award only such premiums as they deem the exhibits merit. The judges are particularly requested to conform to this regulation.

11. FRAUD: Upon the discovery of any fraud, deception or dishonest practice, either in the preparation, ownership or any fraudulent representation concerning any article exhibited, the Committee shall have the power to withhold the payment of any or all the premiums awarded to the Exhibitor proven to be guilty of such an offense.

12. RESPONSIBILITY: While the Committee members will take every possible precaution under the circumstances to ensure the safety of articles sent to the LEX, the owners themselves must take the risk of exhibiting and should any article be accidentally damaged, lost or stolen, the Committee members will give all the assistance in their power towards its discovery, but no payment for the value thereof will be made.

13. NO “FOR SALE”: No advertising or signs will be allowed on exhibits. Exhibits are not to be sold at or during the fair in the exhibit hall.

14. The Homecraft Committee reserves the right to interpret their own rules and regulations.

15. Article means one item as specified.

16. The Commonwell Exhibition Building will be open Monday, September 23rd from 12 PM until 7 PM for exhibit pickup.
Please bring EXHIBITOR CARD when picking up exhibits.

17. Perishable articles not picked up on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd will be discarded without notification to the exhibitor.

18. "Size” where specified is important - please read rules carefully.

19. Individuals who sponsor a ‘Special’ class in the Homecraft Division will not be eligible to enter in that particular class. This pertains to all Homecraft special classes.

20. PRIZE MONEY won will be paid by cheque and mailed after October 14th, 2019. Cheques MUST be cashed by MARCH 1st, 2020.

21. Absolutely no cannabis or cannabis by products allowed.

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SPECIALS - DIVISION 79

Classes:

1.	Machine Pieced Quilt Prizes: 1st: $50 gift certificate, 2nd: $30 gift certificate, 3rd: $20 gift certificate Quilted by long arm machine made by more than one person, residing in the Kawartha Lakes Gift Certificate: Appleseed Quiltworks
2.	Quilt - Piecework - Hand Applique - Machine Quilted Prizes: 1st: $50 gift certificate, 2nd: $30 gift certificate, 3rd: $20 gift certificate Gift Certificate: Bolts and Bobbins
3.	Any knitted article made from Wool. Prizes: 1st: $150 gift certificate, 2nd: $75 gift certificate, 3rd: $50 gift certificate Must include yarn wrapper and pattern source for judging Sponsor - Aberdeen's Wool Company. Gift Certificate: Aberdeen's Wool Company
4.	Skein of hand spun yarn Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6 Skein must be min. 50g. must contain at least 50% Ontario grown fibre (wool, Alpaca, Ilama, mohair, etc). Skein must be minimum 50g and description must include but not limited to fibre content, source of fibre and method of spinning. Sponsorship: Kawartha Hand Weavers and Spinners
5.	Any article (knitted, crocheted or woven) made with hand spun yarn Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6 Must include a description with fibre content, source of fibre and 1m sample of hand spun yarn. Sponsorship: Kawartha Hand Weavers and Spinners
6.	Open class - Any handwoven article. Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6 Must include fibres used. Sponsorship: Kawartha Hand Weavers and Spinners
7.	One Photograph 4x6 depicting LEX theme "Fun for the Whole Herd" Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $25 Sponsorship: Evelyn Chambers

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YOUTH CLASSES - DIVISION 80

Open to 4-H Members and other youth
No Administration fee
Use Homecraft entry form
Obtain entry tags (pre-printed) from the Fair Office with exhibitor number
Deliver exhibits to the Homecraft Area (not Junior Arts area)

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

Classes:

16.	Sewn Article - 1 piece, Youth Exhibitor 8 - 12 years of age Sponsorship: Evelyn & Ross Chambers, In Memory of Yvonne Chambers
17.	Sewn Article - 2 pieces, Youth Exhibitor 8 - 12 years of Age Sponsorship: Evelyn & Ross Chambers, In Memory of Yvonne Chambers
18.	Sewn Article - 1 piece other than clothing, Youth Exhibitor 8 - 12 years of age Sponsorship: Evelyn & Ross Chambers, In Memory of Yvonne Chambers
19.	Quilted Article - hand quilted, Youth Exhibitor 8 - 12 years of age Sponsorship: Evelyn & Ross Chambers, In Memory of Yvonne Chambers
20.	Quilted Article - machine quilted, Youth Exhibitor 8 - 12 years of age Sponsorship: Evelyn & Ross Chambers, In Memory of Yvonne Chambers
21.	Knitted Article - Youth Exhibitor 8 - 12 years of age Sponsorship: Evelyn & Ross Chambers, In Memory of Yvonne Chambers
22.	Crocheted Article - Youth Exhibitor 8 - 12 years of age Sponsorship: Evelyn & Ross Chambers, In Memory of Yvonne Chambers
23.	Scrapbooking Page, Youth Exhibitor 8 - 12 years of age Sponsorship: Evelyn & Ross Chambers, In Memory of Yvonne Chambers
24.	Apple Pie - 4" wedge, Youth Exhibitor 8 - 12 years of age Sponsorship: Evelyn & Ross Chambers, In Memory of Yvonne Chambers
25.	Cinnamon Buns - 4 joined, Youth Exhibitor 8-12 years of age Sponsorship: Evelyn & Ross Chambers, In Memory of Yvonne Chambers
26.	Chocolate Chip Bars - 3 baked, Youth Exhibitor 8 - 12 years of age Sponsorship: Evelyn & Ross Chambers, In Memory of Yvonne Chambers

Youth Exhibitor 13-16 Years of Age

27.	Sewn Article - 1 piece, Youth Exhibitor 13 - 16 years of age Sponsorship: Kawartha Junior Farmers'
28.	Sewn Article - 2 pieces, Youth Exhibitor 13 - 16 years of age Sponsorship: Kawartha Junior Farmers'
29.	Sewn Article - 1 piece - other than clothing, Youth Exhibitor 13 - 16 years of age Sponsorship: Kawartha Junior Farmers'
30.	Quilted Article - hand quilted, Youth Exhibitor 13 - 16 years of age Sponsorship: Kawartha Junior Farmers'
31.	Quilted Article - machine quilted, Youth Exhibitor 13 - 16 years of age Sponsorship: Kawartha Junior Farmers'
32.	Knitted Article - Youth Exhibitor 13 - 16 years of age Sponsorship: Kawartha Junior Farmers'
33.	Crocheted Article - Youth Exhibitor 13 - 16 years of age Sponsorship: Kawartha Junior Farmers'
34.	Scrapbooking Page, Youth Exhibitor 13 - 16 years of age Sponsorship: Kawartha Junior Farmers'
35.	Apple Pie - 4" wedge, Youth Exhibitor 13 - 16 years of age Sponsorship: Kawartha Junior Farmers'
36.	Cinnamon Buns - Four joined, Youth Exhibitor 13 - 16 years of age Sponsorship: Kawartha Junior Farmers'
37.	Chocolate Chip Bars, 3 baked, Youth Exhibitor 13 - 16 years of age Sponsorship: Kawartha Junior Farmers'

Youth Exhibitor 17 - 21 Years of Age

38.	Sewn Article - 1 piece, Youth Exhibitor 17 - 21 years of age Sponsorship: Kawartha Junior Farmers'
39.	Sewn Article - 2 pieces, Youth Exhibitor 17 - 21 years of age Sponsorship: Kawartha Junior Farmers'
40.	Sewn Article - 1 piece - other than clothing, Youth Exhibitor 17 - 21 years of age Sponsorship: Kawartha Junior Farmers'
41.	Quilted Article - hand quilted, Youth Exhibitor 17 - 21 years of age Sponsorship: Kawartha Junior Farmers'
42.	Quilted Article - machine quilted, Youth Exhibitor 17 - 21 years of age Sponsorship: Kawartha Junior Farmers'
43.	Knitted Article - Youth Exhibitor 17 - 21 years of age Sponsorship: Kawartha Junior Farmers'
44.	Crocheted Article - Youth Exhibitor 17 - 21 years of age Sponsorship: Kawartha Junior Farmers'
45.	Scrapbooking Page, Youth Exhibitor 17 - 21 years of age Sponsorship: Kawartha Junior Farmers'
46.	Apple Pie - 4" wedge, Youth Exhibitor 17 - 21 years of age Sponsorship: Kawartha Junior Farmers'
47.	Cinnamon Buns - Four joined, Youth Exhibitor 17 - 21 years of age Sponsorship: Kawartha Junior Farmers'
48.	Chocolate Chip Bars, 3 baked, Youth Exhibitor 17 - 21 years of age Sponsorship: Kawartha Junior Farmers'

4-H Special

49.

Decorated Cake for Special Occasion - 8" x 8" pan - OPEN TO CURRENT 4-H MEMBERS Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, others: $0

Judged on decorations only

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HOME BAKING SPECIALS - DIVISION 81

Please read rules and regulations carefully.

Absolutely no cannabis or cannabis by-products allowed
All breads to be in plastic bags on a suitable plate.
All loaves and cakes should be on foil covered cardboard, no larger than the baked item.
All foods are to be covered with clear plastic bags were possible (no plastic wrap) and exhibited on a small white paper plate
Entry tags to be stapled to the plate, but no through the plastic.
Foil pie plates need to be tempered in a 400F oven for 15 minutes in order for the bottom crust to cook.

Prizes: 1st: $12, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5

Classes:

1.	Homemaker's Special - 3 tarts (your choice), 3 tea biscuits, 1 small jar of jam Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $30, 3rd: $20, others: $0 - suitably displayed in bun basket no larger than 9" Sponsorship: Jody Clements
2.	Raisin Pie Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $30, 3rd: $20, others: $0 - top 3 pies to become property of the sponsor Sponsorship: Margaret Huitson
3.	Raspberry Pie Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $30, 3rd: $20, others: $0 - top 3 pies to become property of the sponsor Sponsorship: Barb Francis
4.	Apple Pie - 2 crusts, plain Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $30, 3rd: $20, others: $0 Sponsorship: Eleanor Mahood
5.	Chocolate Layer Cake - 8" square, iced on top and all sides Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $30, 3rd: $20, others: $0 - top 3 cakes to become property of the sponsor Sponsorship: Jane Durward
6.	Chelsea Buns - 4-6 Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $30, 3rd: $20, others: $0 - top 3 buns to become property of the sponsor Sponsorship: Barbara Maschke
7.	Oatmeal Cookies - 3, on small plate Sponsorship: Olive Brokenshire Memorial
8.	Butter Tarts - 3, with fruit Sponsorship: Melissa O'Neill
9.	Shortbread Cookies - 3, on small plate, made with butter Sponsorship: Betty Lester
10.	Chocolate Chip Muffins - 3 Sponsorship: Andy Letham

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HOME BAKING - DIVISION 82

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

Classes:

1.	Butter Tarts - 5, full size, plain Winner will be eligible to compete at the District level in October.
2.	Whole Wheat Bread - machine
3.	White Bread - machine
4.	Homemade Bread - white
5.	Homemade Rolls - 3
6.	Tea Biscuits - 3, unglazed, plain
7.	Banana Loaf - use SMALL loaf pan
8.	Pumpkin Loaf - use SMALL loaf pan
9.	Zucchini Loaf - use SMALL loaf pan
10.	Date Loaf - use SMALL loaf pan
11.	Lemon Loaf - use SMALL loaf pan
12.	Bran Muffins - 3, with dates or raisins - no paper liners
13.	Blueberry Muffins - 3 - no paper liners
14.	Carrot Cake - iced, approximately 8"
15.	Cupcakes - 3, any variety, iced
16.	Tarts - 3, any variety, all the same, named
17.	Squares - 3, baked, same variety
18.	Squares - 3, unbaked, same variety
19.	Brownies - 3
20.	Cookies - 3 each of 3 varieties of lunchbox favourites
21.	Cookies - 3, peanut butter
22.	Cookies - 3 Fancy cookies
23.	Banana Cake - iced, not a commercial mix, approximately 8"
24.	Light Cake - iced, not a commercial mix, approximately 8"
25.	Chocolate Fudge - 3 pieces, cooked
26.	Maple Cream - 3 pieces
27.	Open - Candy - 3 pieces, named, other than above

Honey Special:

Exhibitor with the most points in the Honey Baking classes (36-39) will be awarded a pail of honey kindly donated by
JOE VALAS HONEY

36.

Honey Oatmeal Cookies - 3, using recipe below Prizes: 1st: 2kg honey, 2nd: 1 kg honey, 3rd: 500 gm honey, 4th: 375 gm 'Honey Bear'

1 cup honey
1/2 cup shortening
1 egg, beaten
1 1/2 cups sifted flour

1/2 tsp salt
1 2/3 cups rolled oats
4 Tbsp sour milk or buttermilk
1/2 tsp baking soda
1 cup raisins

In a large bowl cream together honey and shortening.
Beat in egg until smooth.
Sift together flour, baking soda and salt.
Mix with rolled oats. Add dry ingredients alternately with sour milk to creamed mixture. Mix well and stir in raisins.
Drop by spoonfuls onto an ungreased cookie sheet. Bake at 375° for 12-15 minutes.

Makes 2 dozen cookies.

37.

Honey Nut Bread - using recipe below Prizes: 1st: 2kg honey, 2nd: 1 kg honey, 3rd: 500 gm honey, 4th: 375 gm 'Honey Bear'

1 cup Ontario honey
1 cup milk
1/4 cup butter
2 eggs, beaten

1 tsp salt
1 Tbsp baking powder
1/2 cup chopped nuts
2 1/2 cups whole wheat flour

Warm honey and combine with milk. When blended, beat in the rest of the ingredients except for the nuts. Then fold in nuts.
Spoon into a large greased loaf pan.
Bake at 325° for 1 hour.

38.

Brownies - 3 pieces 2" x 3", using recipe below Prizes: 1st: 2kg honey, 2nd: 1 kg honey, 3rd: 500 gm honey, 4th: 375 gm 'Honey Bear'

1/4 cup butter
3/4 cup honey
1 egg
1 tsp vanilla
1/2 cup flour

1 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp salt
4 Tbsp cocoa
1/2 cup chopped nuts

Cream together butter and honey. Beat in egg and vanilla.
Stir in flour, baking powder and salt. Stir in nuts. Pour batter into greased 9” x 9” pan.
Bake at 325° for about 20-25 minutes.
Cut into bars when cool.

39.

Banana Raisin Muffins - 3, using recipe below Prizes: 1st: 2kg honey, 2nd: 1 kg honey, 3rd: 500 gm honey, 4th: 375 gm 'Honey Bear'

1 1/4 cups all purpose flour
2 tsp baking powder
1/4 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 cup raisins
1 cup mashed, ripe banana

1/4 cup honey
1 egg
1 Tbsp milk
1/3 cup oil
1/4 tsp vanilla

Combine dry ingredients and raisins. Stir together honey, banana, egg, milk, oil and vanilla. Add liquid ingredients to dry ingredients. Stir just to blend.
Fill greased muffin tins 3/4 full.
Bake at 400° for 18-20 minutes or until lightly browned.
Makes 12 muffins.

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CANNING and PRESERVING - DIVISION 83

ABSOLUTELY NO CANNABIS OR CANNABIS BY-PRODUCTS ALLOWED

Must be made after September 17, 2018
Jars to be no larger than 250ml
All jars must be clean and free of mould and rust
Must be properly sealed with new tops (no rust)
Must state date made
No artificial colouring
No freezer jam

General Appearance	Texture	Flavour
- Natural colour - No seeds - May contain small pieces of pulp - Not clear as it will contain pulp	- Jelly-like (easy to spread)	- Natural fruit flavour - Must use 2 fruits of your choice (named) - Ex. Wild blackberry & wild grape

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

Classes:

1.	Jam - raspberry
2.	Jam - strawberry
3.	Jam - peach
4.	Jam - any variety not listed - must be labeled
5.	Marmalade - any variety - must be labeled
6.	Jelly - red currant
7.	Jelly - grape
8.	Jelly - red pepper
9.	Jelly - any variety not listed - must be labeled
10.	Peaches - canned
11.	Pears - canned
12.	Applesauce
13.	JAM-LLY - 2 fruits of your choice, named Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $10, others: $0 Top 3 entries to become property of the sponsor - made from crushed & sieved fruit Sponsorship: Jane Durward

PICKLED PRODUCTS

14.	Chili Sauce
15.	Relish - corn
16.	Relish - hot dog, green
17.	Relish - zucchini
18.	Relish - open, any variety not listed - must be labeled
19.	Pickles - dill
20.	Pickles - mustard
21.	Pickles - bread & butter
22.	Pickles - sweet mixed
23.	Pickled Beets - spiced
24.	Pickled Beets - not spiced
25.	Pickles - open, any variety not listed - must be labeled
26.	Salad Dressing - boiled
27.	Salsa Sauce Sponsorship: Lourdes Rich

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CLOTHING - DIVISION 84

Adult - Children's (size 1 year to 12 years) - Infants (up to 24 months)

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

Classes:

1.	Half Apron
2.	Kitchen Apron - with bib
3.	Exercise Outfit - 2 piece, stretchy fabric
4.	Dress with sleeves
5.	Sundress - fabric
6.	Ladies Jacket - not fleece
7.	Poncho/Cape - any material
8.	Skort
9.	Skirt - with zipper
10.	Skirt - any pattern, knee length
11.	Blouse
12.	Pants
13.	Ladies Nightgown
14.	Sleep Pants
15.	Ladies Shorts
16.	Ladies Vest - knitted or crocheted
17.	SPECIAL - Ladies Shawl - knitted Prizes: 1st: Skein of wool, 2nd: $15 gift certificate, 3rd: $10 gift certificate Gift Certificate: Aberdeen's Wool Company
18.	Ladies Vest - fabric
19.	Ladies Vest - fleece
20.	Ladies Tam or Hat - fleece
21.	Ladies Hat - hand knitted
22.	Ladies Hat - crochet
23.	Cardigan - hand knitted
24.	SPECIAL - Ladies Pullover - hand knitted Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $10, others: $0
25.	Infinity / Cowl Scarf - hand knitted
26.	SPECIAL - Socks - hand knitted Prizes: 1st: Skein of wool, 2nd: $15 gift certificate, 3rd: $10 gift certificate Gift Certificate: Aberdeen's Wool Company
27.	Man's Sport Shirt
28.	Man's Toque - hand knitted
29.	Man's Mitts - hand knitted
30.	Sweater - crochet
31.	Shawl/Wrap - crochet
32.	Adult Slippers - knitted
33.	Adult Slippers - crochet
34.	Hat and Scarf - fleece
35.	Scarf - not fleece
36.	Texting Gloves - knitted
37.	Texting Gloves - crochet

CHILD'S CLOTHING - sizes 1 year to 12 years

38.	Child's Pullover - hand knitted, Nordic pattern - yoke pattern, no side or sleeve seams, may have pattern above cuff and waistband
39.	Child's Pullover - hand knitted, other than Nordic pattern
40.	Child's Cardigan - hand knitted
41.	Child's Overalls
42.	Child's School Dress
43.	Child's Party Dress
44.	Child's Jumper
45.	Child's Infinity/Cowl Scarf - hand knitted
46.	Child's Infinity/Cowl Scarf - fabric
47.	Child's Vest - fabric
48.	Child's Vest & Pants
49.	Child's Shorts
50.	Child's 1 Pc Summer Playsuit
51.	Child's Blouse
52.	Child's Skirt
53.	Child's Sundress - fabric
54.	Boy's Pajamas
55.	Girl's Nightgown
56.	Child's Hat & Mitts - hand knitted
57.	Child's Hat & Scarf - fleece
58.	Child's Scarf - not fleece
59.	Child's Socks - hand knitted
60.	Child's Slippers - hand knitted
61.	Child's Sleep Sack - knitted or crocheted
62.	Open - any hand knitted or crocheted article of child's clothing - not listed in classes 8441 to 8464

INFANT WEAR - up to 24 months

63.	Infant's Sweater with Hood - hand knitted
64.	Infant's Sweater Coat, Bonnet & Booties - hand knitted
65.	Infant's Sweater Coat & Bonnet - crocheted
66.	Infant's Dress - hand knitted
67.	Infant's Dress - crocheted
68.	Infant's Shawl - hand knitted - minimum 92 cm x 114 cm (36" x 45")
69.	Infant's Shawl - crocheted - minimum 92 cm x 114 cm (36" x 45")
70.	Infant's Romper
71.	Infant's Dress - fabric
72.	Open - any hand knitted or crocheted article of infant's clothing - not listed in classes 8467 to 8475

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OAAS Hand Quilted Championship Quilt Competition

A GRAND CHAMPION and a RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION hand quilted quilt will be chosen from all the first and second place eligible quilts.

All quilts will be judged in their respective classes first.

Entries must be solely made and hand quilted by the exhibitor and exhibited and judged at a local OAAS fair to be eligible.
Entries must be a minimum of 324”, measured on the perimeter, (smaller quilts will not be eligible to proceed to the next level of competition).
Upon making an entry in the OAAS Quilt Competition the Exhibitor agrees to participate in any promotional activities related to the competition.
If any entry wins Grand Champion Quilt at more than one Fair, the other Fair(s) at which this item won, should enter their Reserve Champion Quilt in the District Competition.

The Grand Champion Quilt will compete at the District Level in October and all District winners are eligible to compete in the OAAS Championship Competition at the Annual Convention in February.

The OAAS will award prize money of: 1st - $25, 2nd - $15, 3rd - $10 to Exhibitors of winning quilts at each District Competition.

The entry judged BEST OF SHOW at the February Convention will be declared the ONTARIO ASSOCIATION OF AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES CHAMPIONSHIP QUILT. A $500 GRAND PRIZE will be awarded and the Exhibitor will retain ownership of the quilt. A certificate and ribbon will also be awarded to the winner.

OAAS Machine Quilted Quilt Competition

Quilts eligible for this competition will come from winning entries from all machine quilted quilt classes and the following rules will apply.

Quilt must be solely made and machine quilted (quilting on long arm machine is allowed) by the exhibitor and exhibited and judged at a local OAAS fair to be eligible.
Quilt to be measured on the perimeter. Total perimeter measurement to be minimum of 324“. Note, quilt can be square, rectangular etc.
Quilt must have visible machine quilting.
Each local fair is entitled to send only one Grand Champion Machine Quilted Quilt, judged ‘Best of Show’ of all eligible machine quilted quilts to the District competition.
If any entry wins Grand Champion Quilt at more than one Fair, the other Fair(s) at which this item won, should enter their Reserve Champion Quilt in the District Competition.
The Grand Champion and the Reserve Grand Champion are judged from all first and second prize ELIGIBLE machine quilted quilts.

QUILTS and HANDICRAFTS - DIVISION 85

*Includes quilts, rugs, afghans, throw and handicrafts*

Quilts must have been made since September 2017
Quilts may be shown in 2 consecutive years
All quilts to be hand quilted unless otherwise stated
Quilts created by more than one person must display names of all who contributed
Name of pattern (if known) must be attached
Please remove all pencil marks from quilts
To be eligible for O.A.A.S. Convention, perimeter of quilt must measure a minimum of 324"

HAND QUILTING

Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $12, 3rd: $8

Classes:

1.	Quilt - piecework, hand quilted
2.	Quilt - piecework by exhibitor - hand quited by other/others
3.	Quilt - applique & embroidery - hand quilted
4.	Quilt - piecework & embroidery - hand quilted
5.	Quilt - reversible - judged on hand quilting only
6.	Quilt - first time quilter - judged on hand quilting only
7.	Quilt - pre-printed panel (cheater) - hand quilted
8.	Quilt - piecework - hand quilted - made by more than one person
9.	Quilt - applique - hand quilted - made by more than one person
10.	Quilt - piecework & applique - hand quilted - made by more than one person
11.	Quilt - piecework & embroidery - hand quilted
12.	Quilt - machine embroidery - hand quilted
13.	Quilt - hand embroidery - hand quilted - made by more than one person
14.	Quilt - piecework & tied by exhibitor
15.	Quilt - pre-printed (cheater) - hand quilted
16.	SPECIAL - Quilt done by a Senior Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, others: $15 - 65 years and older Sponsorship: Suzanne Barker
17.	Quilt Block - mounted & named - minimum 12" x 12"
18.	Mini Quilt Block - mounted & named - maximum 6" x 6"
19.	SPECIAL Quilt Top - pieced Prizes: 1st: $12, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5, others: $0 Sponsorship: Ruth Henry
20.	Quilt Top - appliqued
21.	Quilt - crib - rag
22.	Carriage Cover - quilted
23.	Quilt - Sampler
24.	Quilt - Crib - hand quilted
25.	Wall Hanging - pieced & hand quilted - min 100" perimeter

MACHINE QUILTING

Prizes: 1st - $15, 2nd - $12, 3rd - $8 unless otherwise stated

26.	Quilt - open, free motion quilted on a sit down machine Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $10, others: $0 - made by one or more people Sponsorship: Valerie Markle
27.	Wall Hanging - pieced - machine quilted by exhibitor - not to exceed 24" x 36" finished
28.	Quilt - machine embroidery, machine quilted
29.	Quilt - piecework, maching quilted by exhibitor
30.	Quilt - applique, piecework, machine quilted
31.	Quilt - piecework & applique, machine quilted
32.	Quilt- pre-printed panel (cheater) - machine quilted
33.	Quilt - piecework, tied, by exhibitor
34.	Quilt - Rag - machine quilted
35.	Quilt - Crib - machine quilted
36.	Quilted Article - not listed above

LONG ARM QUILTING

Prizes: 1st - $15, 2nd - $12, 3rd - $8 unless otherwise stated

37.	Quilt - applique & piecework Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $10, others: $0 - quilted on a long arm by exhibitor Sponsorship: Monique Moore
38.	Quilt - applique & piecework - quilted on a long arm, may be done by a person other than exhibitor
39.	Quilt - piecework by exhibitor and long arm pantograph quilted by exhibitor
40.	Quilt - piecework by exhibitor and long arm pantograph quilted by someone other than exhibitor
41.	Quilt - piecework by exhibitor and free-motion long arm quilted by exhibitor
42.	Quilt - piecework by exhibitor and free-motion long arm quilted by someone other than exhibitor
43.	Quilt - piecework by exhibitor and computer long-arm quilted by exhibitor
44.	Quilt - piecework by exhibitor and computer long-arm quilted by someone other than exhibitor

HANDICRAFTS

Handicrafts must have been made since September 2018
Prizes: 1st - $8, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4 unless otherwise stated

45.	Afghan or Throw - knitted - maximum 48" x 66"
46.	Afghan or Throw - crocheted -maximum 48" x 66"
47.	Afghan or Throw - squares, crocheted - minimum 48" x 66"
48.	Afghan or Throw - any other material (i.e. Fleece) - over 48' x 66"
49.	Open - crocheted or knitted article not listed above - maximum 48" x 66"
50.	Article of Swedish Weaving
51.	Bedspread - open
52.	Rug - hooked on burlap linen
53.	Rug - latched on canvas
54.	Rug- any other variety
55.	Needlepoint Picture - no petit point, ready for hanging, no dowels - picture frame over 10" x 12"
56.	Needlepoint Picture - no petit point, ready for hanging, no dowels - picture frame 10" x 12" or under
57.	Needlepoint - on plastic canvas - not larger than 10" x 12"
58.	Cross Stitch - counted picture, ready for hanging
59.	Cross Stitch - any other article counted, finished - not a picture or framed
60.	Doily - crocheted, mounted on bristol board (no staples) - 12" or under
61.	Doily - knitted, mounted on bristol board - 12" or under
62.	Tablecloth - fabric - minimum 36" x 36"
63.	Tote bag - any material - no larger than 16" x 18"
64.	Purse with Clasp - maximum 12" x 18"
65.	One Pillowcase - coloured embroidery
66.	One Pillowcase - crocheted lace trim
67.	One Pillow Sham - fabric
68.	Table Runner - pieced
69.	Open - any embroidered article not listed above, any crewel
70.	Tea Cozy - no tea pot
71.	Egg Warmer
72.	Oven Mitts - 2
73.	Pot Holders - 1 pair, practical
74.	Pot Holders - 1 pair, decorative
75.	Hot Dish Mats - 2
76.	Dish Cloth - handmade
77.	Placemats - 2
78.	Article of Creative Stitchery - from kit
79.	Picture, Creative Stitchery - ready for hanging, no saw tooth hangers
80.	Article of Creative Stitchery - including crewel - not a cushion or picture - no saw tooth hangers
81.	Folded Star - any article
82.	Cushion - crochet
83.	Cushion - knitted
84.	Cushion - patchwork
85.	Cushion - hand quilted
86.	Cushion - machine quilted
87.	Cushion - embroidery - hand quilted
88.	Cushion - embroidery, machine quilted
89.	Cushion - children's novelty
90.	Cushion - fancy
91.	Cushion - Celtic design
92.	Cushion - open, not listed above
93.	Pair of Dolls - dressed, no false bottoms (i.e. air fresheners)
94.	Pair of Animals - stuffed and dressed
95.	Doll - 1, stuffed and dressed
96.	Doll - 1, dressed, fabric - judged on clothing only
97.	Doll - 1, dressed, crocheted - judged on clothing only
98.	Doll - 1 - dressed, knitted, judged on clothing only
99.	Stuffed Animals - 1
100.	Cabbage Patch Doll's Outfit
101.	Child's Toy - 1
102.	Infant's Toy - 1
103.	Child's Hand Puppet - 1
104.	Open - any article not listed above - named - not over 16"

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HANDCRAFTED HOBBIES - DIVISION 86

Including Christmas Decorations
Handicrafts must have been made since September 2017

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

Classes:

1.	Table Center - decorative
2.	Arrangement of Artificial Flowers - maximum 16" high
3.	Arrangement of Dried Material
4.	Covered Hangers - 3
5.	Pinecone Craft - any article other than a wreath
6.	Bead Work
7.	Paper Twist Article
8.	Rag Doll
9.	Fall Door Decoration - maximum 14"
10.	Decorated Wreath - other than Christmas decoration - with hanger - no ceramic - maximum 14"
11.	Folk Art - painted on wood - maximum 12"
12.	Folk Art - painted on something other than wood - maximum 12"
13.	Plastic Canvas Article
14.	Paper Toile Picture
15.	Handmade Candle
16.	Hand Stamped Greeting Card - any theme
17.	Scrapbooking Page - any theme - maximum 12" x 12"
18.	Handmade Jewellery - 1 item
19.	Pottery - maximum 12"
20.	Open - any article not listed in classes 86-1 to 86-19, named - maximum 12"

CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS

21.	Tree Decoration - 3 different - beaded - mounted
22.	Tree Decoration - 3 different - cocheted - mounted
23.	Tree Decoration - 3 different - knitted - mounted
24.	Tree Decoration - 3 different - felt - mounted
25.	Christmas Gift Bag - fabric - maximum 18" x 18"
26.	Tree Decoration - 3 different - counted cross stitch - mounted
27.	Tree Decoration - 3, other than above - mounted
28.	Christmas Table Runner
29.	Christmas Door Decoration
30.	Christmas Stocking - fabric
31.	Christmas Stocking - open
32.	Christmas Table Center - not more than 8" overall
33.	Christmas Wall Decoration - ready to hang - maximum 10" x 18"
34.	Christmas Wall Hanging - ready to hang - maximum 20" x 36"
35.	Christmas Wreath - open - ready to hang - maximum 15" in diameter
36.	Christmas Corsage
37.	Christmas Tree Skirt
38.	Christmas Pillow
39.	Christmas Place Mats - 2
40.	Advent Calendar

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SHOP CRAFT HOBBIES - DIVISION 87

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

Classes:

1.	Article of Stained Glass
2.	Birdhouse
3.	Any Wooden Article - hand carved - must be dated
4.	Any Wooden Article - finished - beginner - must be dated
5.	Intarsia
6.	Recycled Article - any medium - maximum 18" x 18"
7.	Child's Toy - 12" to 16"
8.	Any Turned Article - wood, finished - must be dated

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ART - DIVISION 88

All exhibits must be secured and WIRED for hanging. No clips, string or saw tooth hangers etc. Please attach entry tag with string. All work must have been made since September 2016. No pairs or collections. Exhibits must be plainly marked "COPIED" or "ORIGINAL".

NOTE: Not to exceed 24" x 30" including frame.

Any photography medium must be entered under PHOTOGRAPHY Division 89.

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

Classes:

1.	Landscape - oil
2.	Landscape - acrylic
3.	Landscape - watercolour
4.	Landscape - any other medium
5.	Dreamscape - any medium
6.	Wildlife - any medium
7.	Portrait - any medium
8.	Still Life - any medium
9.	Figure Drawing - any medium
10.	Pen & Ink - open subject
11.	Historical Landscape - within the City of Kawartha Lakes - any medium - give name & location
12.	Non-Objective - any medium
13.	Sculpture - any medium
14.	Open subject - mixed mediums - identify mediums used
15.	Crayola Special Prize: $50 $50 to exhibitor with most points in classes 8801 to 8814 ~ not to be awarded to any one exhibitor more than 2 consecutive years Sponsorship: Crayola Canada

Not to be awarded to any one exhibitor more than 2 consecutive years.

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PHOTOGRAPHY - DIVISION 89

open to amateurs NOT professionals
photographs not more than 4" x 6"
all exhibits MUST BE MOUNTED on black or white construction paper or bristol board, no larger than 6" x 8"
photographs must not have been entered in this competition previously
photographs must be printed on proper photo paper
only one entry per class
no digitally enhanced photos - except for the Special
no photos downloaded from the internet

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

Classes:

1.	Architecture
2.	Farm Work
3.	Flower - 1 bloom
4.	Water in Motion
5.	Portrait - person
6.	Winter Scene - colour or black and white
7.	Animal in Motion
8.	Bird
9.	Wedding
10.	Children - more than one
11.	Stormy Weather
12.	Summer Scene - colour or black and white
13.	Taken at 2018 Lindsay Exhibition
14.	Abandoned Farm Building
15.	Building or Buildings
16.	Portrait - black & white
17.	Macro Photography producing photographs of small items larger than life size
18.	Funniest Pet - 1 photograph Prizes: 1st: $15 and $15, 2nd: $10 and $10 ~in memory of Yvonne Chambers Sponsorship: Anna Cleary, In memory of Yvonne Chambers
19.	Animal Attraction - 1 animal & 1 person Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, others: $0 Sponsorship: Suzanne Barker
20.	Digitally Enhanced Photo - open Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, others: $0 - include original & enhanced picture Sponsorship: Jody Clements
21.	Marj Moore Special Prize: $20 Most points in classes 8901 to 8917 ~ not to be awarded to any one exhibitor more than 2 consecutive years Sponsorship: Homecraft Committee

Not to be awarded to any one exhibitor more than 2 consecutive years.

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SPECIAL NEEDS - DIVISION 90

NO ADMINISTRATION FEE REQUIRED for SPECIAL NEEDS classes. Rules for special needs classes only.
Entries must be in place for judging by: 2:00 PM - MONDAY SEPTEMBER 16th, 2019
All articles must be handmade.
Baking to be displayed on a small paper plate and in a clear plastic bag - no plastic wrap

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

Classes:

1.	Cookies - 3 on a small plate
2.	Rice Krispie Squares - 3 on a small plate
3.	Muffins - 3 on a small plate
4.	Brownies - 3 on a small plate
5.	Cupcakes - 3 on a small plate, un-iced
6.	Loaf - any variety
7.	Jam or Jelly - 1 jar - not freezer
8.	Salsa - 1 jar
9.	Article of Embroidery
10.	Quilted Article
11.	Stuffed Toy
12.	Cushion
13.	Shower Gift
14.	Hand Knitted Article
15.	Article Made from Popsicle Sticks - maximum 8" x 10"
16.	Christmas Tree Decorations - 3, mounted
17.	Article Made of Wood - maximum 8" x 10"
18.	Decorated Wood Article - maximum 8" x 10"
19.	Pressed Flowers
20.	Scrap Booking Page - with captions - maximum 12" x 12"
21.	Wreath - ready to hang - maximum 14" diameter
22.	Birdhouse or Bird Feeder
23.	Pencil Sketch - maximum 12" x 14"
24.	Painting - on a pre-printed form - maximum 12" x 14"
25.	Painting - on canvas - maximum 12" x 14"
26.	Painting - on paper - maximum 8.5" x 11"
27.	Colouring Page - from adult colouring book
28.	Open - any article not listed in classes 9001 - 9027

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MANORS - DIVISION 91

Open to all residents of Manors, Senior Citizen Homes, Hospitals, Chronic Care and Adult Day Care Centres. Please make sure resident's name and manor are on the entry tag.
Article means one item, not a set.
One entry only per exhibitor per class.
No Jig Saw puzzles.
NO ADMINISTRATION FEE is required for the MANORS DIVISION. Entries MUST be in place ready for judging for 2pm on Monday September 16.
Anyone exhibiting in classes other than 9101 - 9157 will be required to pay a regular administration fee of $10.

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

Classes:

1.	Knitted Socks
2.	Knitted Slippers
3.	Knitted Scarf
4.	Knitted Mitts
5.	Knitted Toque
6.	Knitted or Crocheted Sweater or Vest
7.	Knitted or Crocheted Sweater, Bonnet & Booties
8.	Knitted or Crocheted Afghan
9.	Knitted Article - not listed above, named
10.	Crocheted Doily - under 12"
11.	Crocheted Doily - 12" or over
12.	Crocheted Article - not listed above, named
13.	Cushion
14.	Decorated Hat
15.	Apron
16.	Child's Clothing
17.	Quilted Article - hand sewn
18.	Quilted Article - machine quilted
19.	Article of Silk Painting - microwave method
20.	Scrap Booking Page - with captions - maximum 12" x 12"
21.	Gift For A Grandchild - handmade - for a 5 year old & under
22.	Gift For A Grandchild - handmade - for a 6 year old & over
23.	Article of Embroidery
24.	Beaded Article - 1
25.	Table Centre Piece - decorative - maximum 12"
26.	Rice Krispie Squares - 3 on a small plate
27.	Cookies - 3 on a small plate
28.	Squares / Bars - 3 on a small plate
29.	Muffins - 3 on a small plate
30.	Loaf - any variety - 3 slices
31.	Butter Tarts with Raisins - 3
32.	Open Baking Item - other than listed in classes 9124 to 9129
33.	Salsa - 1 jar - made by 2 or more persons
34.	Chili Sauce - made by 2 or more persons
35.	Relish - hot dog - made by 2 or more persons
36.	Relish - zucchini - made by 2 or more persons
37.	Pickles - bread & butter - made by 2 or more persons
38.	Marmalade - made by 2 or more persons
39.	Jam - raspberry - not freezer - made by 2 or more persons
40.	Jam - peach - not freezer - made by 2 or more persons
41.	Jam - strawberry - not freezer - made by 2 or more persons
42.	Jam - blueberry - not freezer - made by 2 or more persons
43.	Jelly - red pepper - not freezer - made by 2 or more persons
44.	Open - bottled goods - not listed in 91-31 to 91-41
45.	Christmas Wreath - ready to hang - approximately 14"
46.	Any Other Christmas Decoration
47.	Any Other Christmas Ornament
48.	Article Made with Pressed Dried Flowers
49.	Decorated Wood Article - maximum 12" X 12"
50.	Handmade Candle - made by 2 or more persons
51.	Homemade Potpourri
52.	Wreath - other than Christmas, ready to hang - approximately 14"
53.	Any Other Door Swag or Wall Hanging - ready to hang
54.	"Gift" from Our Kitchen to Yours - container not to exceed 12" x 10"
55.	Herbal Product
56.	Bath Product
57.	Small Houseplant - African Violet, Ivy etc. - maximum 4" pot
58.	Art - water colour painting - 8.5" x 11"
59.	Page from adult colouring book
60.	Open - any article not listed in classes 91-43 to 91-57

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COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT - DIVISION 92

All entries become the property of the Lindsay Exhibition Homecraft Committee and will be donated to the local Humane Society.

Classes:

1.	Pet Blanket Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $10 - 22" x 22" Sponsorship: Judy Harris

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LINDSAY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY 2019

Officers:

Staff:

HOMECRAFT DEPARTMENT

NOTES:

Important Dates for Exhibitors...

COMMITTEE:

SECTION CHAIRPERSONS:

JUDGES:

RULES & REGULATIONS:

SPECIALS - DIVISION 79

YOUTH CLASSES - DIVISION 80

HOME BAKING SPECIALS - DIVISION 81

HOME BAKING - DIVISION 82

Honey Special:

CANNING and PRESERVING - DIVISION 83

CLOTHING - DIVISION 84

CHILD'S CLOTHING - sizes 1 year to 12 years

INFANT WEAR - up to 24 months

OAAS Hand Quilted Championship Quilt Competition

OAAS Machine Quilted Quilt Competition

QUILTS and HANDICRAFTS - DIVISION 85

HAND QUILTING

MACHINE QUILTING

LONG ARM QUILTING

HANDICRAFTS

HANDCRAFTED HOBBIES - DIVISION 86

CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS

SHOP CRAFT HOBBIES - DIVISION 87

ART - DIVISION 88

PHOTOGRAPHY - DIVISION 89

SPECIAL NEEDS - DIVISION 90

MANORS - DIVISION 91

COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT - DIVISION 92

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