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Class 20 to 36 - Homecrafts******************************************************************Displayed at Riverside Place Director: Barbara Cunnington, 705-647-6657

NOTE: The Riverside Place will be open 8:30 am to 8:30 pm Wednesday, Sept 12 to receive exhibits as well as Thursday Sept 13, 2018 morning from 7:30 am to 8:30 am. For more information, please call the Director. NEW EXHIBITOR: A $10 prize will be awarded to the new exhib-itor with the most points in the Homecraft Sections. Please write NE on the tag beside your name.

RULES FOR ALL SECTIONS IN HOMECRAFTS:1. Exhibitors may submit ONE entry in each section. 2. Exhibited articles must be the work of the EXHIBITOR.3. Exhibited articles must be shown for the first time at the New

Liskeard Fall Fair. 4. Worn or used articles of clothing will be disqualified – NO

EXCEPTIONS!5. Exhibited items are to be removed from the Riverside

Place between 9:30 am and 2 pm on Sunday September 16, 2018.

6. Should you require more information or clarification, contact the Director.

THE HOMECRAFT DISPLAYS AT RIVERSIDE WILL BE CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC AT 9 PM ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING AND AT 8 PM ON SATURDAY EVENING.

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Class 20 - Sewing******************************************************************Associate Director: Danny Woods, 705-647-7014

SECTIONPRIZE MONEY: (Sections 1-30) $8.00 - $6.00 - $4.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: $5.00 & Rosette1. Child’s Dress2. Child’s Polar Fleece Jacket 3. Child’s Play Outfit4. Child’s Costume (Halloween, Christmas, Skating, Dance etc.)5. Child’s Jumper6. Child’s 2 piece outfit7. Lady’s Pants8. Lady’s Dress9. Backpack10. Lady’s Skirt11. Lady’s Vest12. Lady’s Jacket or coat – any style13. Lady’s Blouse14. Potluck Casserole Carrier15. Polar Fleece Mitt Set16. Adult’s Polar Fleece Jacket17. Lady’s Pyjamas – flannelette18. Lady’s Nightgown- flannelette19. Child’s Nightie or Pyjamas – flannelette20. Child’s Housecoat21. Wearable Art – (skirt, vest, jacket, etc.) machine decorated22. 023. Dresser Runner24. Sweat Shirt or Cardigan – decorated25. Article using Recycled Denim26. Lady’s Full Apron27. Lady’s Half Apron28. Any other sewn article not mentioned29. Something New from Something Old30. Christmas Tree Shirt

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Class 21 - Quilting******************************************************************SPONSORSHIP: $50.00 gift certificate for the most points in sec-tions 1-33 provided by the Quilting Barn in Earlton.

Rules for Quilting Section: a) Items may be entered in the New Liskeard Fall Fair only once and one item per section. b) Quilted items will consist of 3 layers.c) Please attach your exhibitor tag to your items with the use of a safety pin.d) Name of pattern (if known) must be attached to the quilt. e) Please add a sleeve to the back of your quilt for handling purposes. 4 “ wide if possible.f ) Quilts with a minimum of 324 inches on the perimeter which would also include quilts measuring 72"x90" size.

SECTION 1 -13 (must be double sized bed quilt or larger)PRIZE MONEY: (Section 1-13) $20.00 $15.00 $10.00 JUDGE’S CHOICE: $5.00 & Rosette

Hand Quilted 1. Pieced2. Appliquéd 3. Any other TechniquesMachine QuiltedThis includes the use of any sewing machine that is table mount-ed/stationary allowing the quilter to move the fabric rather than the machine.4. Pieced5. Appliquéd 6. Any other TechniquesLong Arm QuiltedThis includes the use of any sewing machine mounted on a frame allowing quilter to move the machine head rather than the fabric.7. Pieced8. Appliquéd9. Any other TechniquesOther Quilts10. Sampler Quilt: Using a minimum of 12 blocks with various

techniques11. Modern Bed Quilt: makes use of plain fabrics and simple

graphic shapes and colours12. Flannel Quilt: any technique13. Quilt as you go: machine quilted

SECTION 14-33PRIZE MONEY: Sections (14-33) $15.00 $10.00 $5.00 JUDGE’S CHOICE: $5.00 & Rosette14. Lap Quilt: any technique15. Quilted Bed Runner16. Rag Quilt, any size17. Table Topper18. First Time Quilter19. Baby Quilt: using a panel20. Baby Quilt: hand quilted with no panel21. Baby Quilt: Machine quilted with no panel22. Tied Quilt: any size23. Wearable Quilted Item24. Table Runner: any technique25. Any Article: using stained glass technique26. Wall Hanging: any technique27. Art Wall Hanging: Any Technique28. Placemats: set of 429. Pillow or Cushion Cover30. Tote Bag or Purse31. Small Bag with zipper32. Any Item with Celtic Design33. Any other quilted Item not listed34. Quilted Item - "for Temiskaming Treasures Quilt Guild mem-

bers only"NOTE: We are fully aware that no prize list will please everyone. And neither will every Judge! But, it is all part of showcasing the work done in the community! NOTE: Quilts with a minimum of 324 inches measured on the perimeter could proceed to the next level of competition at the district in October 2018 and all District 1st place winners are eli-gible to compete in the OAAS Championship Competition at the Annual Convention in February 2019. For complete rules, see the current Home Craft Director. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

BEST OF THE SHOW AWARD!!!!Presented in Memory of Eva Loach-Doupe and her husband

Stewart Doupe for their hours of dedication to the improvement and continuation of the New Liskeard

Fall Fair. This Item will be selected from Sections #1-33 in the Quilting Class

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Youth Quilting & Sewing – Sponsored by Gem Sewing with BROTHER & JANOMEPRIZE MONEY: Section (35-39) $7.00 - $6.00 - $5.00Ages: Up to 16 years

35. Quilt: Any size or style – the exhibitor must have completed the project from beginning to end.

36. Set of 2 Pillowcases – any style or pattern, must have been completed by the exhibitor

37. Set of 4 placements: any shape – must be pieced, sewn and/or quilted by the exhibitor

38. Any other quilted item of your choice – completed start to finish by the exhibitor

39. Quilted or Stippled (free motions) wall hanging: any size – must be completed from start to finish by the exhibitor.

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Class 22A - Knitting******************************************************************Associate Director: Caroline Rachwalski – 705-650-0917

Note: Yarn Weights Fine Yarn - #1 or #2 weight (lace, sport or fingering)Medium Yarn - #3 or #4 weight (double knitting or worsted)Heavy Yarn - #5 or #6 weight (bulky or super bulky) If you are uncertain of the yarn weight, add yarn label to your project.Textured – Aran, cables, one colourColourwork – 2 or more coloursBaby – 0 to 2 years, Child – 3 to 12 years, Adult – 17 & Over“Please attach tag with a safety pin”

SECTIONPRIZE MONEY: (Sections 1 – 36) $8.00 - $6.00 - $4.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: $5.00 & Rosette1. Newborn Hat – to be donated to the hospital2. Baby hat or booties – fine to medium yarn3. Baby sweater4. Baby blanket, any size5. Toy or doll clothes6. Child’s Pullover or Cardigan – colourwork7. Child’s Pullover or Cardigan – textured8. Child or Youth Hat9. Child or Youth Mitts10. Adult Pullover or Cardigan – textured11. Adult Pullover or Cardigan – Colourwork

12. Adult Hat & Scarf Set – fine or medium yarn13. Adult Mitts14. Adult or Child’s Vest or Poncho15. Adult or Child’s Slippers16. Cowl or Infinity Scarf – any yarn17. Scarf – any yarn18. Leg Warmers or Boot Toppers19. Fingerless Mitts or Gloves20. Lacework Scarf or shawl21. Lacework Sweater - adult22. Colourwork project (eg. Fair Isle, Intarsia, Brioche, etc.) no

sweaters23. Textured Stitches Project – no sweaters24. Entrelac Project25. 3 dish clothes (coordinated gift set)26. Child’s Socks – fine or medium yarn27. Child’s Socks – heavy yarn28. Adult Socks – textured, fine yarn29. Adult Socks – any style, fine yarn30. Adult Socks - medium or heavy yarn31. Afghan32. Beginner knitter “first Sweater Project”33. Youth Aged Knitter (12 years or younger) –any project34. Youth Aged Knitter (13-18 years) – any project35. Newborn Photo Prop36. Any other item not listed.

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Class 22B - Crocheting******************************************************************Associate Director: Caroline Rachwalski – 705-650-0917

Note: Yarn Weights Fine Yarn - #1 or #2 weight (lace, sport or fingering)Medium Yarn - #3 or #4 weight (double knitting or worsted)Heavy Yarn - #5 or #6 weight (bulky or super bulky) If you are uncertain of the yarn weight, add yarn label to your project. Textured – Aran, cables, one colour. Colourwork – 2 or more colours.Baby – 0 to 2 years, Child – 3 to 12 years, Adult – 17 & Over“Please attach tag with a safety pin”

SECTIONPRIZE MONEY: (Sections 1 – 27) $8.00 - $6.00 - $4.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: $5.00 & Rosette1. Newborn Hat – to be donated to the hospital

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2. Baby Sweater, hat and booties set – fine or medium yarn3. Child’s Dress – fine or medium yarn4. Baby Sweater5. Scarf or Wrap – any yarn6. Ladies Shawl – fine or medium yarn7. Child’s Poncho or Vest – medium to heavy yarn8. Adult Poncho or Vest – medium or heavy yarn9. Cowl or Infinity Scarf10. Adult Pullover or Cardigan11. Hat – any size12. Fingerless Gloves or Mitts13. Baby Blanket14. Afghan – any size, not baby15. Doily or centerpiece16. Table Runner or Tablecloth17. Slippers18. Socks19. Mitts20. Boot Cuffs or Leg Warmers21. Purse or Bag22. Toy or Doll clothes23. New born Photography Prop24. 3 Dishcloths (coordinated gift set)25. Youth aged crocheter (12 years & under) – any project 26. Youth aged crocheter (13 to 18 years) – any project27. Any other item not listed

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Class 22C - Tatting******************************************************************Associate Director: Caroline Rachwalski – 705-650-0917

TATTING - ANY AGE – SPONSORED BY “GEM SEWING”

SECTIONPRIZE MONEY: (Sections 1 – 6) $8.00 - $6.00 - $4.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: A Tatting Gift Basket & Rosette chosen from sections 1-61. Any embellished item with tatting applied to it2. Any selection of 3 pieces of tatted jewellery with or without

beads3. Set of 4 different snowflakes with or without beads4. Any style of bookmark with or without beads5. Any tatted item not mentioned6. Pillowcases – pair, tatted edgeYou can schedule a workshop to get help making your item by calling 705-647-4849

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Class 23 - Fancywork, Handicrafts & Needlecraft******************************************************************SECTIONPRIZE MONEY: (Sections 1 – 29) $8.00 - $6.00 - $4.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: $5.00 & Rosette1. Picture – embroidered, framed, any size2. Dresser Runner – Hand embroidered3. Poem or Announcement – cross-stitched – framed, counted4. Punch Needle, small article5. Tablecloth – embroidered – 54” or over6. Picture – cross-stitched, framed, under 6”, counted7. Set of Four Place Mats – any medium8. Two Tea Towels – embroidered9. Two Tea Towels – decorated10. Picture – needlepoint, framed, any size11. Half Apron – sewn, fancy – may be embroidered12. Oven Mitts or BBQ Mitts – any medium13. Set of Decorated Towels – sewn trim14. Cushion Cover – sewn – may have embroidery15. Picture – crewel, framed, any size16. Novelty Cushion Cover for Child’s Room – NO KITS17. Pillowcases – pair, embroidered18. Pillowcases - pair, cross stitched19. 020. Set of Decorated Bathroom Towels21. Tote Bag – any style – medium sized22. Any Article for a Baby Shower23. Any Article for a Bridal Shower24. Needlepoint – any small item25. Purse26. Lady’s Wallet27. Machine Embroidery – Any Article28. 029. Any Other Fancywork/Handicraft Item

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Class 24Spinning & Weaving******************************************************************Associate Director: Gisele Auger, 705-647-7758

SECTIONPRIZE MONEY: (Sections 1 – 11) $8.00 - $6.00 - $4.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: $5.00 & Rosette1. Set of Two Hand-woven Placemats2. Hand-woven Table Runner3. Hand-Woven Scarf (to wear)4. Throw Blanket or Afghan – woven5. Baby Blanket – woven6. Woven Rug7. Tablecloth – woven8. Bath Towel – woven9. 2 Tea Towels – woven10. Blanket Woven from Recycled Cotton11. Any other Spinning or weaving item not mentioned

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Class 25Art & Photography******************************************************************Associate Director: Claire White 705-647-4625

Photographs will be judged based on the following criteria, in approximate order of importance.• Appropriateness to Class• Technical Excellence (focus, exposure, subject, blur, etc)• Variety of Subject Matter (within constraints of the class for

classes specifying multiple photos)• Composition• Emotional Impact• Artistic Vision• Photographic Difficulty of Subject • Locally Photographed (all other things being equal)

ARTPRIZE MONEY: $8.00 - $6.00 - $4.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: (Sections 2-13) $5.00 & Rosette1. 02. Pencil Sketch on White Paper 9”x11”3. Water Colour Painting – under 32” x 26” (framed)4. Oil Painting – max 32” x 26” or under (framed)5. Acrylic Painting - max 32” x 26” or under (framed)6. Pen & Ink Sketch Mounted on a Mat Board7. Water Colour Painting – up to 5”x 7” (framed)8. Oil Painting – up to 5”x 7” (framed)9. Paint by Number – 9” x 12” or smaller (framed)10. Paint by Number – 11” x 14” or larger (framed)11. Painting on any other Medium12. Any Other Art Medium such as Pastels, Charcoal, Coloured

Pencils or Crayons. No larger than 32” x 26” when mounted. 13. Paint by Number – 11” x 14” (not framed)14. 0PHOTOGRAPHYPRIZE MONEY: $8.00 - $6.00 - $4.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: (Sections 15-27) $5.00 & Rosette NOTE: All exhibitors must be amateurs. All pictures entered in classes 15 to 27 must be mounted on a ¼ sheet of white Bristol board. Pictures must be 4” x 6” size. No other adornments allowed. 15. Fair Book Cover Contest – four photos depicting events and

people at the New Liskeard Fall Fair. The winning entry will be featured on the front cover of the 2019 Fall Fair book Winning entries will become property of the New Liskeard Agricultural Society.

16. Four Coloured Photos of Birds – all different17. Four Coloured Photos of Autumn Scenery18. Four Coloured Photos of Water Scenes19. Four Coloured Photos of Sporting Event20. Four Coloured Photos of Wildlife21. Four Coloured Photos of Flowers22. Four Coloured Photos of a Family Event23. Four Coloured Photos of Which Tell a Story24. Four Coloured Photos of Close Ups of Bugs25. Four Coloured Photos of 1 Landscape26. Four Coloured Photos of the Four Seasons27. Four Coloured Photos of Children ( not posed)PRIZE MONEY: $8.00 - $6.00 - $4.00 JUDGE’S CHOICE: (Sections 28-33) $5.00 & RosetteNOTE: Sections 28 to 33 must be mounted on a ¼ sheet of white Bristol board. All photos must be 4” x 6” in size. No other adorn-ments allowed. 28. Four Coloured Photos of Various Farm Animals29. Four Coloured Photos of Spring Scenery30. Four Coloured Photos of Sunsets or Sunrises31. Four Coloured Photos of Rainbows

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32. (a) Four Coloured Photos of Country Roads (b) Four Coloured Photos of Winter

33. Collection of Photos involving a Winter Activity or Activities of Yester Year

PRIZE MONEY: $6.00 - $4.00 - $3.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: (Sections 34-38) $5.00 & RosetteNOTE: Sections 34 to 38 to be mounted on 1/8 sheet of white Bristol board. No other adornments allowed. Photos must be 4” x 6” in size.34. Most Interesting Print (One Photo)35. Scarecrow (One Photo)36. Child & Pet (One Photo)37. Pet (One Photo)38. Child (One Photo)

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Class 26 - Crafts******************************************************************MOST POINTS IN CLASS 26 - $25.00 Gift Basket from North Cobalt Flea Market in memory of Pat Schubert donated by the Milberta Community Women.

"CHRISTMAS IN SEPTEMBER"PRIZE MONEY: $8.00 - $6.00 - $4.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: (Sections 1 – 17) $5.00 & Rosette1. Christmas Table Centerpiece or Mantel Decoration 2. Christmas Tree Ornaments – 2 each of three types, boxed3. Christmas Door Decoration4. Christmas Novelty Decoration (not for tree)5. 06. Novelty Felt Christmas Item7. Three Items suitable for a Christmas Bazaar, each under

$10.008. Christmas Decoration using Plastic Canvas9. Quilted Wall Hanging for Christmas10. Christmas Angel Tree Toppers or Table Decoration11. 012. Christmas Pin or Corsage13. Christmas Counted Cross-Stitch Article 14. Christmas Card15. Small Christmas Parcel Wrapped (under 12”)16. Small Decorated Christmas Gift Basket17. Any other Christmas Article not mentioned

FOLK ARTRefers to art of the people, check the web for further explanations. PRIZE MONEY: $8.00 - $6.00 - $4.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: (Sections 18 – 27) $5.00 & Rosette 18. Folk Art Wreath19. “Welcome” Item20. Item Suitable for a Kitchen21. Clay Flower Pot22. Tole Painted Milk Can, Saw Blade or other Metal Surface23. Item Suitable for a Child’s Room24. Christmas Item25. 026. 027. Any other Folk Art Items not mentionedMIXED CRAFTSPRIZE MONEY: $8.00 - $6.00 - $4.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: (Sections 28 – 80) $5.00 & Rosette28. Book Mark29. One pair of Decorated Candles30. Wedding Favour or Novelty Item31. 032. Felt Item33. A Ceramic Item34. Candle Holders (any medium)35. Article made from Terra Cotta Pots36. Potpourri (suitably displayed in a glass container)37. 038. Any soft sculpture39. Doll – any style40. Teddy Bear (over 14”)41. 042. Decorated Teddy Bear (may be purchased Teddy Bear)43. Any item suitable for use as a wall hanging44. Decorated Birdhouse (judged on appearance)45. 046. 047. Plastic Canvas Novelty Item48. 049. Card Decorated with Rubber Stamps50. Homemade Basket (any type)51. Adult Colouring Page – Geometric – mounted or framed52. Adult Colouring Page – Your choice – mounted or framed53. Handmade Jewelry54. 055. Thanksgiving Decoration, Table or Mantel56. Wreath –any occasion – except Christmas57. Halloween Novelty Item58. Decorated Gift Basket for a new Neighbour59. Decorated Gift Basket for a Baby60. Pottery (1 article)

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61. 062. 063. 064. 065. Fridge Decorations (2)66. Decorated Card (Not for Christmas)67. Wall Clock ( any material)68. Scrapbooking Page – Heritage theme, one single page 8.5 x

11 or larger69. Scrapbooking Page – Holiday theme, one single page 8.5 x 11

or larger70. Scrapbooking Page – Family theme, one single page 8.5 x 11

or larger71. Scrapbooking Page – (any theme, any size)72. Scrapbooking Item - (greeting card, any size)73. Stain Glass Item (under 10”)74. Stain Glass Item (over 10”)75. 076. 077. Article made from Recycled Denim78. Article made from Recycled Fall Fair Ribbons79. 080. Something Useful from Something Useless81. 0WOODWORKINGPRIZE MONEY: $8.00 - $6.00 - $4.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: (Sections 82 – 95) $5.00 & Rosette82. Furniture Piece83. Wood Carving (not furniture)84. Toy Chest or Box85. Child’s toy or Puzzle or Doll House86. Landscaping Ornament87. Bird House or Bird Feeder (to be used outdoors)88. Any other Woodworking Article (not mentioned)89. 090. Lawn Ornament or PlanterSPECIAL SECTION FOR GROUPS91. 092. 093. Six Articles for a Christmas Bazaar (not to exceed $10.00 value

per article)94. Four Different Crafts95. Scrapbook or Journal depicting your Group’s Activities (must

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Class 30 - Baking******************************************************************Associate Director: Audrey Shelton, 705-647-6205

RULES & TERMINOLOGY USED1. Only ONE entry per exhibitor per section.2. All baking must be displayed on paper plates, cardboard

or foil plates and put in a plastic bag.3. Rolls are individual. Buns are joined together.4. Light cake has whole eggs. 5. No frozen food or mixes allowed.6. Bake Sale & Tea Table. Any exhibitors in the baking Section

can donate their exhibits to the New Liskeard Fall Fair’s Bake Sale & Tea Table that is held at the Riverside Place beginning Thursday at 6 pm.

7. All items not sold in the Bake Sale & Tea Table are to be picked up between 9:30 am and 2 pm on Sunday September 16, 2018.

8. Entries can be brought to the Riverside Place on Wednesday of Fair week from 8:30 am to 8:30 pm or on Thursday morning between 8:00 am and 8:30 am.

9. All entries must be prepared by the exhibitor.

BREADSPRIZE MONEY: $8.00 - $6.00 - $4.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: (Sections 1 – 11) $5.00 & Rosette1. Loaf of Bread – white, baked in loaf pan (shown out of pan)2. Loaf of Bread – 60% whole wheat, baked in loaf pan (shown

out of pan)3. Loaf of Bread – any other kind, hand formed4. Loaf of Bread – Raisin, baked in loaf pan (shown out of pan)5. Loaf of Bread – Made in bread making machine6. Scones with Fruit – up to 4” (three shown on plate)7. Braided Loaf 8. Chelsea Buns – 8” x 8” (shown out of pan)9. Rolls – white (five)10. Tea Biscuits – (five)11. Buns – whole wheat – (five)CAKESPRIZE MONEY: $10.00 - $8.00 - $6.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: (Sections 12 – 19) $5.00 & Rosette12. Layer Cake – white – iced13. Carrot Cake - iced14. Banana Cake – iced15. 016. Chocolate Cake – iced

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17. Sponge, Angel or Chiffon Cake18. Coffee Cake19. Your Favourite Cake – recipe attachedWHOLE PIES, TARTS & PASTRIESPRIZE MONEY: $10.00 - $8.00 - $6.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: (Sections 20 – 30) $5.00 & Rosette20. Blueberry Pie21. Rhubarb-Strawberry pie22. Apple Pie23. Raisin Pie24. Cherry Pie (fresh or frozen with lattice top)25. Peach Pie (crumb Top)26. Raspberry Pie27. Pecan Pie28. Butter Tarts, plain (five)29. Tarts, any kind (five) 30. Butter Tarts, with raisins (five) - see rules below*OAAS & District Butter Tart Competition a) The entrant must have won the butter tart competition at the local fair to be eligible to enter the District Competition in Octo-ber 2018. b) The size of the tarts to be full size. c) A total of 5 (five) tarts are required to be shown on a paper plate inside a clear plastic bag. d) No nuts, only raisins. PROVINCIAL COMPETITION a) The entrant must have won the District Competition to be eligi-ble to enter the Ontario Competition in February 2019. b) For complete details check the OAAS website or contact your Director for baking. CANDY, COOKIES & SQUARESPRIZE MONEY: $8.00 - $6.00 - $4.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: (Sections 31 – 43) $5.00 & Rosette31. Chocolate Fudge (6 pieces, 1” square)32. Maple Walnut Fudge (6 pieces, 1 “ square)33. Peanut Brittle (6 pieces)34. Candy (any other kind, named, 6 pieces)35. Shortbread Cookies (6 on a plate)36. Peanut Butter Cookies (6 on a plate)37. Chocolate Chip Cookies (6 on a plate)38. Sugar Cookies (6on a plate)39. Chocolate Macaroons (6 on a plate)40. Brownies with Nuts (5 on a plate)41. Date Squares (5 on a plate)42. 043. Any other cookie not mentioned (6 on a plate)44. Any other square not mentioned (5 on a plate)

LOAF CAKESPRIZE MONEY: $8.00 - $6.00 - $4.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: (Sections 45 – 57) $5.00 & Rosette45. Banana Loaf46. Lemon Loaf (glazed)47. Zucchini Loaf48. Carrot Loaf49. Gumdrop Loaf50. Any other Loaf not mentioned – namedMUFFINS51. Bran Muffins (plain) - 5 shown on plate52. Carrot Muffins – 5 shown on plate53. Morning Glory Muffins – 5 shown on plate54. Berry Muffin (must be named) – 5 shown on plate55. 056. 057. 0COLLECTIONS PRIZE MONEY: $10.00 - $8.00 - $6.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: (Sections 58 – 60) $5.00 & Rosette58. Gum Drop Cake 59. Light Fruit Cake60. Dark Fruit CakeCOUNTRY BAKING CONTESTS(See Home Craft Director for complete Rules)61. Robin Hood Flour

“Best Family Favourite Cake” Recipe Contest Must include recipe & Robin Hood Flour proof of purchase-Must use an 8”x 8” pan size (shown out of pan) 1st Prize - $25.00 Product Certificate 2nd Prize – $10.00 Product Certificate www.robinhood.ca

62. Robin Hood Family “Best Lunchbox Snack” Example – Cookies, squares or bars Must include recipe & Robin Hood Flour proof of purchase such as a product label 1st Prize - $25.00 Product Certificate 2nd Prize – $10.00 Product Certificate www.robinhood.ca

63. Crisco - Best Homemade Muffins, Tarts or Pie Must include recipe & Crisco proof of purchase. www.criscocanada.com

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RULES 1. Only ONE entry per exhibitor per section. 2. Size of jar for exhibits: Pint Sealers or less, but not less than 8

ounces. 3. Each jar must be sealed with new lids – NO WAX.4. Judge’s special rosette for best entry.5. Exhibitor with highest points in canning section will receive

the Fred Bennett Memorial Trophy.6. Entries can be brought to the Riverside Place on Wednesday

of Fair week from 8:30 am to 8:30 pm or on Thursday morning between 8:00 am and 8:30 am.

7. All entries must be prepared by the exhibitor. 8. All items are to be removed from the Riverside Place between

9:30 am and 2:00 pm on Sunday September 16, 2018. Name of Item and year made to be on jar sticker.CANNING FRUITS PRIZE MONEY: $8.00 - $6.00 - $4.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: (Sections 1 – 11) $5.00 & Rosette1. Strawberries – ( tame)2. Blueberries – (wild)3. Peaches – (halved)4. Raspberries – (tame)5. Rhubarb 6. Pears7. Any other fruit (named)CHUTNEYS8. 09. 010. Apple/Rhubarb11. Cranberry OrangeJELLIESPRIZE MONEY: $8.00 - $6.00 - $4.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: (Sections 12 - 23) $5.00 & Rosette12. Blueberry13. Strawberry 14. Plum (wild or tame)15. Currant (red)16. Currant (black) 17. Crab Apple18. Raspberry19. Red or Green Pepper 20. Apple21. Chokecherry

22. Grape23. Any other jelly not mentioned (named)JAMSPRIZE MONEY: $8.00 - $6.00 - $4.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: (Sections 24 - 39) $5.00 & Rosette24. Bumbleberry – (strawberry, raspberry & blueberry)25. Raspberry (tame)26. Raspberry (wild)27. Raspberry (Freezer)28. Strawberry ( tame)29. Strawberry (freezer)30. Strawberry (wild)31. Peach32. Blueberry33. Rhubarb & Strawberry34. Zucchini Marmalade35. Orange Marmalade 36. Three Fruit Marmalade (grapefruit, lemon, orange)37. Two or more Fruit Jam (named)38. Any other kind of jam not mentioned (named)39. 0PICKLES & RELISHESPRIZE MONEY: $8.00 - $6.00 - $4.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: (Sections 40 - 61) $5.00 & Rosette40. Zucchini Chutney41. Tomato Chutney42. Pickled Eggs43. Zucchini Relish44. Meatless Spaghetti Sauce45. Beets (whole or sliced)46. 047. Dill Cucumber48. Dill Carrots49. Dill Beans50. Bread & Butter Pickles51. Sweet Mixed Pickles52. Bean Pickle with Mustard53. Sweet & Sour Sauce54. Icicle Pickles55. Salsa56. Corn Relish57. Green Cucumber Relish58. 059. Chili Sauce (Spicy)60. Chili Sauce (Regular)61. Any other Relish or Pickle not mentioned (named)COLLECTIONSPRIZE MONEY: $8.00 - $6.00 - $4.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: (Sections 62 - 64) $5.00 & Rosette62. Three Relishes or Pickles (named)

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63. Suitable for a Gift (4, 250 ml. jars of jam or jelly or 2 of each, named)

64. Three Pints Canned Fruit (named)BERNARDIN HOME CANNING AWARDSSee Home Craft Director for complete rules or check on the web-site at www.newliskeardfallfair.ca. For recipes and helpful hints, see www.bernardin.ca 65. Bernardin Best of Show Award: Entries must be shown in

Bernardin Mason Jar & Snap lid. 1st place will be awarded to the exhibitor with the highest accumulated points in the Canning classes. (classes1 – 64) 1st Prize - $30.00 Gift Certificate

66. Bernardin Jam or Jelly Award: 1st place will be awarded to the best jam or jelly entry using Bernardin Pectin. Judging will be based on appearance, taste, texture and recipe creativity. Any variety of jam or jelly can be used. Winning entry must in-clude Bernardin Pectin package or UPC as proof of purchase. 1st Prize -$20.00 Gift Certificate

67. Bernardin Gift Pack Competition: 1st place will be awarded to the best gift pack submitted in a Bernardin Mason Jar & Snap Ltd. Judging will be based on creativity, quality of home canned product, perceived value and appropriateness of presentation. 1st Prize - $20.00 Gift Certificate

68. New Liskeard Agricultural Society Special – Best in Canning from Sections 1 – 61 1st Prize - $15.00 2nd Prize - $10.00

69. Bernardin Snap Lid & Mason Jar Creative Craft Award: Best Decorative or functional homemade craft using a Bernardin mason jar(s) and/or 2 piece snap lid as selected by the fall fair judges. 1st Prize - $20.00 gift certificate plus rosette.

For recipes and hints on home canning, visit: www.homecanning.ca or www.bernardin.ca

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Class 35 - Seniors Aged 60 to 70******************************************************************Associate Director: Gisele Auger, 705-647-7758

PLEASE NOTE: You can only enter Class 35 or 36 – Not both!

RULES1. NO MEMBERSHIP FEE REQUIRED for Classes 35 & 36.2. All entries to be made or grown by the exhibitor.3. Entries may be brought to the Riverside Place on Wednesday

from 8:30 am to 8:30 pm & Thursday from 8:30 am to 8:30 pm. 4. Only ONE entry per exhibitor per section.5. Judge’s SPECIAL ROSETTE awarded for best entry. 6. Baking to be displayed on paper or foil plates and put into a

plastic bag. NOTE: All items are to be removed from the Riverside Place be-tween 9:30 am and 2:00 pm on Sunday September 16, 2018. For more information, please contact the Director, Giselel Auger at 705-647-7758.BAKINGPRIZE MONEY: $8.00 $6.00 $4.00 JUDGE’S CHOICE: (1 - 10) $5.00 & Rosette1. Lemon Loaf2. Date Loaf (no nuts)3. Any other loaf4. Bread Rolls ( white, 5 pieces)5. Oatmeal Cookies (5 pieces)6. Unbaked Cookies (5 pieces)7. Tea Biscuits (5 pieces)8. Bran Muffins (Plain, 5 pieces)9. Any other Muffin (5 pieces)10. Bread (white, one loaf )SEWING, KNITTING, CROCHETING & FANCYWORKPRIZE MONEY: $8.00 $6.00 $4.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: (11 - 52) $5.00 & Rosette11. Afghan – knit12. Afghan – crochet13. Cushion (any kind)14. Face Cloth (crochet trim)15. 3 knitted dishcloths16. 3 crocheted dishcloths17. Child or Adult Slippers (crochet)18. Knitted Lace (12” sample suitable for pillowcases or other

item)19. Baby Set (Bonnet & Sweater) – fine or medium - knit20. Baby Set (Bonnet & Sweater) – fine or medium - crochet21. Pot Holders (3 different types)22. Any Tatted Article23. Quilt Block (3 different patterns)24. Crocheted Lace (12” sample suitable for pillowcases or other

item)25. Adult or child Slippers – knit26. A. Adult Cardigan or Pullover – knit

B. Adult Cardigan or Pullover – crochet27. Adult Socks (hand knit, fine or medium yarn28. Adult Work Socks – any yarn - knit29. Child or adult mitts – knit30. Child’s Socks(fine wool, fancy) knit31. Child’s Sweater or Cardigan – (not baby) knit32. Child’s Sweater or Cardigan – (not baby) crochet

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33. Any other child’s socks – knit34. A. Shawl – any style – knit

B. Shawl – any style - crochet35. A. Centerpiece – approx. 15” or over, cotton thread – knit

B. Centerpiece – approx. 15” or over, cotton thread – crochet36. Apron – any style37. Homemade Pillow cases – using novelty print38. Crochet Doily (12”or under, cotton)39. Hand Embroidered Pillow Cases40. Potluck Casserole Carrier41. Set of 2 place mats42. Stuffed Toy43. Baby Blanket – (crochet) – any size44. Baby Blanket – (knit) – any size45. Christmas Door Wreath46. Christmas Stocking (any material, any size)47. Recyclable(something new made from something old)48. 049. Birdhouse or birdfeeder (made of wood)50. 051. Any Craft or Hobby – Open to Men Only52. Any Craft or Hobby – Open to Women OnlyQUILTINGPRIZE MONEY: $10.00 $8.00 $6.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: (53 - 58) $5.00 & Rosette53. Quilted Baby Quilt – any style54. Quilt minimum 324” on the perimeter (must not have been

shown before)55. Lap Quilt56. Quilted Bed Runner minimum 24”x 42”57. Table Runner58. Any other Quilted ArticleFLOWER & VEGETABLESPRIZE MONEY: $8.00 $6.00 $4.00 JUDGE’S CHOICE: (59 - 68) $5.00 & Rosette59. Arrangement of Favourite Flowers60. One rose over Foliage in Rose Bowl61. Miniature Arrangement (not over 5 inches in any direction

including container)62. One Potted Houseplant63. Cucumbers (table variety, 2 pieces)64. Carrots ( any variety, 5 pieces)65. Beets (any variety, 5 pieces)66. Squash/Zucchini (any variety, 1 piece)67. Potatoes (any variety, 5 pieces)68. Collection of 5 or more vegetables displayed in a shallow box

or basket

JAMS, JELLIES & PICKLES PRIZE MONEY: $8.00 $6.00 $4.00 JUDGE’S CHOICE: (69 - 74) $5.00 & RosetteName of item and year must be on exhibitor tag displayed with jar69. Red or Green Pepper Jelly70. Dill Carrots, Beans or Cucumbers71. Sweet Pickles72. Raspberry Jam73. Strawberry Jam74. Any Fruit Jelly - named

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Class 36 - Seniors Aged 71 & Over******************************************************************Associate Director: Gisele Auger, 705-647-7758PLEASE NOTE: You can only enter Class 35 or 36 – Not both!

BAKINGPRIZE MONEY: $8.00 $6.00 $4.00 JUDGE’S CHOICE: (1 - 10) $5.00 & Rosette1. Lemon Loaf2. Date Loaf (no nuts)3. Any other loaf4. Bread Rolls ( white, 5 pieces)5. Oatmeal Cookies (5 pieces)6. Unbaked Cookies (5 pieces)7. Tea Biscuits (5 pieces)8. Bran Muffins (Plain, 5 pieces)9. Any other Muffin (5 pieces)10. Bread (white, one loaf )SEWING, KNITTING, CROCHETING & FANCYWORKPRIZE MONEY: $8.00 $6.00 $4.00 JUDGE’S CHOICE: (11 - 52) $5.00 & Rosette11. Afghan – knit12. Afghan – crochet13. Cushion (any kind)14. Face Cloth (crochet trim)15. 3 knitted dishcloths16. 3 crocheted dishcloths17. Child or Adult Slippers (crochet)18. Knitted Lace (12” sample suitable for pillowcases or other

item)19. Baby Set (Bonnet & Sweater) – fine or medium - knit20. Baby Set (Bonnet & Sweater) – fine or medium - crochet21. Pot Holders (3 different types)22. Any Tatted Article23. Quilt Block (3 different patterns)

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Special Awards & Trophies Offered in Home Craft Classes

If you won a trophy in 2017, please return it to the Homecraft Director, Barb Cunnington, at the Riverside Place, during Fair week, September 9 to 15, 2018

IN MEMORY OF ANGELE AUGERBest "Judge's Choice" selected from Classes 20 to 26

2017 Recipient: Suzanne Gauthier

NEW LISKEARD AGRICULTURAL SOCIETYMost Pts in Sewing (Class 20)2017 Recipient: Ann Evans

NEW LISKEARD AGRICULTURAL SOCIETYMost Pts in Quilting (Class 21)

2017 Recipient: Elaine Morissette

IN MEMORY OF EVA LOACH DOUPE & STEWART DOUPE

Best of Show in Quilting2017 Recipient: Suzanne Gauthier

NEW LISKEARD AGRICULTURAL SOCIETYMost Pts in Knitting (Class 22A)2017 Recipient: Betty Jacksic

Most Pts in Crocheting (Class 22B)2017 Recipient: Darlene Bowen

QUILTING BUY A YARD OR 2Highest Pts in Tatting

2017 Recipient: Pauline Quinton

NEW LISKEARD AGRICULTURAL SOCIETYMost Pts in Fancy Work (Class 23)

2017 Recipient: April Newell

NEW LISKEARD AGRICULTURAL SOCIETYMost Pts in Spinning & Weaving (Class 24)

2017 Recipient: Pier Morias

IN MEMORY OF JEAN MACKEYMost Pts in Photography (Class 25)2017 Recipient: Carole Deraiche

NEW LISKEARD AGRICULTURAL SOCIETYMost Pts in Crafts (Class 26)

2017 Recipient: Carole Deraiche

SPECIAL AWARDS IN CRAFTSGift Certificate In Memory of Pat Schubert,

donated by the Milberta Women2017 Recipient: Carole Deraiche

CHARTRAND'S - YOUR INDEPENDENT GROCERMost Pts in Baking (Class 30)

2017 Recipient: Betty Jacksic

IN MEMORY OF FRED BENNETTMost Pts in Canning (Class 31)2017 Recipient: April Newell

IN MEMORY OF NINA MACKEYMost Pts in Home Crafts (Class 20-31)

2017 Recipient: April Newell

PACKARD PLUMBING NEW EXHIBITOR AWARDHighest Pts in Home Crafts - New Exhibitor

2017 Recipient: Cathy Walton

FINDLAY'S DRUG STOREMost Pts in Class 35 (Seniors Aged 60-70)

2017 Recipient: April Newell

FINDLAY'S DRUG STOREMost Pts in Class 36 (Seniors Aged 71+years)

2017 Recipient: Donna Caldwell

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24. Crocheted Lace (12” sample suitable for pillowcases or other item)

25. Adult or child Slippers – knit26. A. Adult Cardigan or Pullover – knit

B. Adult Cardigan or Pullover – crochet27. Adult Socks (hand knit, fine or medium yarn28. Adult Work Socks – any yarn - knit29. Child or adult mitts – knit30. Child’s Socks(fine wool, fancy) knit31. Child’s Sweater or Cardigan – (not baby) knit32. Child’s Sweater or Cardigan – (not baby) crochet33. Any other child’s socks – knit34. A. Shawl – any style – knit

B. Shawl – any style - crochet35. A. Centerpiece – approx. 15” or over, cotton thread – knit

B. Centerpiece – approx. 15” or over, cotton thread – crochet36. Apron – any style37. Homemade Pillow cases – using novelty print38. Crochet Doily (12”or under, cotton)39. Hand Embroidered Pillow Cases40. Potluck Casserole Carrier41. Set of 2 place mats42. Stuffed Toy43. Baby Blanket – (crochet) – any size44. Baby Blanket – (knit) – any size45. Christmas Door Wreath46. Christmas Stocking (any material, any size)47. Recyclable(something new made from something old)48. 049. Birdhouse or birdfeeder (made of wood)50. 051. Any Craft or Hobby – Open to Men Only52. Any Craft or Hobby – Open to Women OnlyQUILTINGPRIZE MONEY: $10.00 $8.00 $6.00 JUDGE’S CHOICE: (53 - 58) $5.00 & Rosette53. Quilted Baby Quilt – any style54. Quilt minimum 324” on the perimeter (must not have been

shown before)55. Lap Quilt56. Quilted Bed Runner minimum 24”x 42”57. Table Runner58. Any other quilted articleFLOWER & VEGETABLESPRIZE MONEY: $8.00 $6.00 $4.00 JUDGE’S CHOICE: (59 - 68) $5.00 & Rosette59. Arrangement of Favourite Flowers60. One rose over Foliage in Rose Bowl61. Miniature Arrangement (not over 5 inches in any direction

including container)

62. One Potted Houseplant63. Cucumbers (table variety, 2 pieces)64. Carrots ( any variety, 5 pieces)65. Beets (any variety, 5 pieces)66. Squash/Zucchini (any variety, 1 piece)67. Potatoes (any variety, 5 pieces)68. Collection of 5 or more vegetables displayed in a shallow box

or basketJAMS, JELLIES & PICKLES PRIZE MONEY: $8.00 $6.00 $4.00 JUDGE’S CHOICE: (69 - 74) $5.00 & RosetteName of item and year must be on exhibitor tag displayed with jar69. Red or Green Pepper Jelly70. Dill Carrots, Beans or Cucumbers71. Sweet Pickles72. Raspberry Jam73. Strawberry Jam74. Any Fruit Jelly - named

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Class 39 - Community Living******************************************************************SPONSORED BY McDONALDS RESTAURANT

This section is open to any person with a developmental disability (autism, etc.). To be displayed in the portables.

Each exhibitor will receive a certificate and voucher from McDon-alds Restaurant - New Liskeard.

Director: Debbie Legrow, 705-647-5248

SECTIONS 1 TO 7 (12 YEARS OF AGE AND UNDER)JUDGE’S CHOICE: Rosette1. Pet Rock2. Finger or Brush Painting (9"x12"/23x30cm.)3. Gift for Mom or Dad4. Rice Krispy Squares (2 on a small plate)5. Craft using pasta, cereal or crackers6. Drawing or Artwork7. Any other item not mentionedSECTIONS 8 TO 14 (13-18 YEARS OF AGE)JUDGE’S CHOICE: Rosette8. Drawing or Artwork (9"x12"/23x30cm.)9. Mega Cookie (1)10. Pet Rock11. Gift for Mom and Dad