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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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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

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12. Colourama - adult colouring page13. Any craft (sewn, knit, crochet or woodworking)14. Any other item not mentionsSECTIONS 15 TO 21 (OVER 18 YEARS OF AGE)JUDGE’S CHOICE: Rosette15. Gift for a Friend16. Mega Cookie (1)17. Homemade Jewelry18. Drawing or Artwork19. Any Craft (sewn, knit, crochet or woodworking)20. Colourama - adult colouring page21. Any other item not mentioned.

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Class 40 - Junior/School******************************************************************Director: Debbie Legrow, 705-647-5248Associate: Kelly Burrows, 705-672-2051Lynda Thisdelle, 705-647-5099Jennifer Seymour, 705-563-2469

JR. PORTABLE OPEN TO THE PUBLICThursday: 4pm to 9pmFriday: 9am to 9pmSaturday: 9am to 8pm

NOTE TO TEACHERS, PARENTS AND EXHIBITORS FOR EXHIBITS FOR JUNIOR/SCHOOL FAIR SECTION:1. The classes herein are intended for pupils in the Elementary

and Secondary Schools or 18 years and under. 2. There are many choices of “things to make” under the guid-

ance of the teachers, but there are others that can be done at home (especially during the holidays).

3. Numbers on the left are SECTIONS. Enter as many as possible. Your exhibitor numbers will be assigned to you so use it on all of the cards, which are attached to your exhibits. If you do not have a membership number for 2018, please contact the Fair Secretary.

4. Pupils may, and we encourage you to, enter as many items as possible. Read grade or age limites in classes. Check for max size or special instructions.

5. Teachers are encouraged to pick the best out of the best in class projects.

6. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, please contact the Director, Debbie Legrow, at 705-647-5248.

7. All exhibits must be ready for exhibition in the Junior/School portable no later than 9 pm on Wednesday. EXHIB-

ITS MUST BE REMOVED FROM THE PORTABLE BETWEEN 9 am AND 1 pm ON SUNDAY OF FAIR WEEK. NO EXHIBITS CAN BE REMOVED BEFORE THIS TIME.

ATTENTION ALL STUDENTSJR. AMBASSADOR OF THE FAIRThe Junior Exhibitor that excels in Class 40, 41, 42 and 43 will be awarded the Jr. Ambassador medallion, a New Liskeard Fall Fair souvenir, a cash prize and a special place in the Children’s Day Parade on Friday.

The winner of the award will be contacted by 5 pm on Thursday of Fair Week and this award will be presented at the Opening Ceremonies at 7 pm.

PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR NAME AND PHONE NUMBER ARE ON YOUR EXHIBITOR FORM SO WE HAVE A CONTACT NUMBER, IF YOU ARE THE EXHIBITOR WITH THE HIGHEST POINTS.

DON’T FORGET TO FILL OUT AN ENTRY FORM. Please make a list of your exhibits with your membership number on the entry form. Your name, number, school, parents’ names and address MUST be on the entry form or prize money cannot be mailed to you. Prize money can also be picked up at the annual Awards Banquet on Friday, October 26, 2018 at Riverside Place.

There is NO ENTRY FREE required if only entering the School/Ju-nior classes, but you will still require an Exhibitor/Number and you must fill out a general Entry Form (form in the middle of book). Give this form to the Fair Secretary at the Fair office.

RULES1. All entries must be made/grown by the Exhibitor. 2. All articles must be shown for the first time at the New

Liskeard Fall Fair. 3. Only ONE entry per exhibitor in each class. 4. Articles must have entry tags attached with the Exhibitor’s

name, school, exhibitor number, parents’ names and address (the same as entry form). You may get a supply of these tags in advance by contacting the Fair Secretary, Janice Lancast-er, at 705-647-4242. They will also be available at The Match Factory after August 1, 2018.

5. School grades refer to the 2017/2018 school year. 6. Baking: only one entry per batch (siblings entering cookies/

squares etc. in the same class are only hurting themselves as the Judge can tell if they taste exactly the same and will award the prize to another exhibitor).

7. If there is only one entry in a class the Judge has the right to place it appropriately (in other words, you may not always win first place if the Judge feels that it could have been done

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better).8. If you have questions about any of the School/Junior sec-

tion please contact the Director, Debbie Legrow at 705-647-5248.

PRIZE MONEY (Class 40, Sections 1-141): 1st-$4, 2nd-$3, 3rd-$2.50, 4th-$2JUDGE’S CHOICE: $5.00 & ROSETTECRAFTS, ETC.DAYCARE/PLAYGROUPS (2-4 YRS & PRE-SCHOOL)A plaque donated by Scotia Bank New Liskeard will be awarded to the exhibitor with the most points in the Daycare Section at the Awards Banquet to be kept by the exhibitor for 1 year. A keeper medallion will also be provided. SECTION1. Pet rock2. Bug or butterfly craft (any material)3. Snowman using cotton balls4. Finger painting (9"x12"/23x30cm.)5. Fake food (1 pretend serving)6. Craft using pasta, cereal and/or crackers7. 12 pretty stones in decorated egg carton8. Using paint a hand and foot print on the same page (max

9"x12"/23x30cm.)9. Homemade treat for wild birds10. 6 items found on a nature walk (displayed in a shallow box/

container) NO LIVE CRITTERS or FUNGI11. Craft using cardboard rollers, cartons or small boxes12. Craft using disposable plates and/or cupsCRAFTS, ETC.PRIMARY (JR. & SR. KINDERGARTEN)A plaque donated by Chartrand’s Your Independent Grocer will be awarded to the exhibitor with the most points in the Primary Section at the Awards Banquet to be kept by the exhibitor for 1 year. A keeper medallion will also be provided. SECTION13. Fake food (1 pretend serving)14. 100’s day celebration - 100 of any article (max 12”x12”/30x-

30cm. - must be secure)15. Craft using disposable plates, cups, cartons or small boxes16. Finger painting (max 9"x12"/23x30cm.)17. A rainbow - any type18. Homemade treat for wild birds19. Craft using pasta, cereal and/or crackers20. Gift for mom21. Gift for dad22. A pattern, repeat of shapes and/or colours (max 9"x12"/23x-

30cm.)23. 6 items found on a nature walk (displayed in a shallow box/

container) NO LIVE CRITTERS or FUNGI

24. 12 pretty stones in decorated egg carton25. Pet rock26. Bug or butterfly craft (any material)27. Using paint - hand and/or foot prints to create picture (max

9"x12"/23x30cm.)CRAFTS, ETC.ELEMENTARY (GRADES 1 & 2)A plaque donated by the Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario will be awarded to the exhibitor with the most points in the Elementary Section at the Awards Banquet to be kept by the exhibitor for 1 year. A keeper medallion will also be provided. SECTION28. Critter made from pine cones & other nature items (may add:

eyes, pipe cleaners, felt, pom-poms, etc.)29. Craft using pom-poms and pipe cleaners30. 100’s day celebration - 100 of any article (max 12”x12”/30x-

30cm. - must be secure)31. Using paint - hand and/or foot prints to create a picture (max

9"x12"/23x30cm.)32. Article made from take-out food containers33. Fake food (1 pretend serving)34. Bug or butterfly craft (any material)35. Craft using cartons (egg, juice or milk)36. Printing of alphabet (upper and lower case)37. Craft using pasta, cereal, and/or crackers38. Gift for mom39. Gift for dad40. Gift for pet41. Print making (using paint with cut fruits/vegetables)42. Homemade treat for wild birds43. Fall craft (max 9"x12"/23x30cm.)44. Cut & Paste - things to show your favourite colour (judged on

cutting skills) (max 9"x12"/23x30cm.)45. Pet rock46. 6 items found on a nature walk (displayed in a shallow box/

container) NO LIVE CRITTERS or FUNGI47. Any other article not mentionedCRAFTS, ETC.JUNIOR (GRADES 3 & 4)A plaque donated by The Temiskaming Speaker will be awarded to the exhibitor with the most points in the Junior Section at the Awards Banquet to be kept by the exhibitor for 1 year. A keeper medallion will also be provided. SECTION48. Bug or butterfly craft (any material)49. Knit, crochet or sewn article50. Critter made from pine cones & other nature items (may add:

eyes, pipe cleaners, felt, pom-poms, etc.)51. Homemade treat for wild birds52. Gift for mom

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53. Gift for dad54. Gift for pet55. Fall craft (max 9"x12"/23x30cm.)56. Small decorated container/box with lid (container may be

purchased)57. Article using recycled fair ribbons58. 3 handmade flowers - any material59. Pet rock60. 8 items found on a nature walk (displayed in a shallow box/

container and labelled) NO LIVE CRITTERS or FUNGI61. Fake food (1 pretend serving)62. 2, 4”x6” photos of flowers, mounted on coloured paper (max

9"x12"/23x30cm.)63. Castle using boxes & cardboard rollers/cartons (must be se-

cure and max 12”/30cm. in any direction)64. Mask - any material65. Robot from recycled items - max 12”/30cm. in any direction66. Collage - family pets (max 9"x12"/23x30cm.)67. Any other article not mentionedCRAFTS, ETC.INTERMEDIATE (GRADES 5 & 6)A plaque donated by Ontario English Catholic Teachers’ Associa-tion will be awarded to the exhibitor with the most points in the Intermediate Section at the Awards Banquet to be kept by the exhibitor for 1 year. A keeper medallion will also be provided. SECTION68. Paper mache article69. Gift for mom70. Gift for dad71. Gift for pet72. Build a birdhouse or feeder73. Mosaic picture using different paint chip samples (max

9"x12"/23x30cm.)74. Knit, crochet or sewn item75. Castle using boxes/cardboard rollers/cartons (must be secure,

max 12”/30cm. in any direction)76. Fashion accessory - belt, scarf, necklace, hairpiece, purse, etc.77. Duct tape article78. Decorated t-shirt79. 10 items found on a nature walk (displayed in a shallow box/

container and labelled) NO LIVE CRITTERS or FUNGI80. 2, 4”x6” photos of close-up of flowers, mounted on coloured

paper (max 9"x12"/23x30cm.)81. Article from recycled fair ribbons82. 3 handmade flowers - any material83. Pet rock84. A vehicle (boat/car/plane etc. using a recycled material, max

12”/30cm. in any direction)85. Colourama - adult colouring page86. Collage (assorted logos, max 9"x12"/23x30cm.)

87. Any other article not mentionedCRAFTS, ETC.SENIORS (GRADES 7 & 8)A plaque donated by Royal Bank of New Liskeard will be awarded to the exhibitor with the most points in the Senior Section at the Awards Banquet to be kept by the exhibitor for 1 year. A keeper medallion will also be provided. SECTION88. Any artwork (drawing, painting, etc.)89. Duct tape article90. Fashion accessory - belt, scarf, necklace, hairpiece, purse, etc.91. Article from recycled fair ribbons92. Tote bag (any style)93. Preserves (250 ml, sealed jar, pickles, jams, etc.)94. Build a birdhouse or feeder95. Colourama - adult colouring page96. Artificial flower arrangement (max 12”/30cm. in any direction)97. Gift for mom or dad98. Gift for pet99. Quilted item100. Small wooden project - under 12”/30 cm.101. Sewn, knit or crochet item102. Something useful from something useless (recycled items)

(excluding fashion)103. 2, 4”x6” photos of a bug or butterfly, mounted on coloured

paper (max 9"x12"/23x30cm.)104. 2, 4”x6” photos of sunsets mounted on coloured paper (max

9"x12"/23x30cm.)105. Decorated t-shirt - using fabric paint106. Article made from terra-cotta pots107. Pet rock108. Any other article not mentionedCRAFTS, ETC.SECONDARY (GRADES 9 TO 12)A plaque donated by The Timiskaming Square will be awarded to the exhibitor with the most points in the Secondary Section at the Awards Banquet to be kept by the exhibitor for 1 year. A keeper medallion will also be provided. SECTION109. Quilted item110. 4, 4”x6” photos of 2 sunsets/2 sunrises mounted on 1/4 sheet

of white bristol board111. Any item suitable for wall hanging112. Article made from terra-cotta pots113. Any artwork (painting, drawing, etc.)114. Any sewn, knit or crocet item115. Colourama - adult colouring page, framed116. Any other article not mentioned

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BAKING - Display baking on a small, white paper/foarm plate. Cover with clear plastic wrap. Please note that points awarded in this section will be added to the appropriate craft section towards plaques.

SPECIAL BAKING117. Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies: Youth Choc-olate Chip Cookie Baking Competition (Open to Youth 10 to 15 yrs. old)The first place winner of the competition will be elegible to enter the District 14 Competition in October. Chocolate chip cookies, 8 cookies on firm disposable plate. Size: no larger than 3” (7.5 cm) no smaller than 2” (5 cm). Chocolate chips only (no nuts).

PRIZE MONEY (SECTIONS 118 TO 141): 1st-$4, 2nd-$3, 3rd-$2.50, 4th-$2JUDGE’S CHOICE: $5.00 & RosetteBAKING - ELEMENTARY (GRADES 1 & 2)118. No bake cookies or squares (2 on small plate)119. No bake square using mini marshmallows (2 on plate)120. Rice krispie squares (2 squares)121. Decorated cupcakesBAKING - JUNIORS (GRADES 3 & 4)122. Rice krispy squares (4)123. No bake squares (4)124. Oatmeal cookies (4) 125. Muffins - any variety (2)BAKING - INTERMEDIATE (GRADES 5 & 6)126. Cookies shaped with a cookie cutter & decorated (4 different shapes)127. Any variety of square (4, 1”x1”)128. Mega cookie - any variety except chocolate chip (1) 129. Muffin - 2 varieties, 1 of each130. Rice krispy sculptureBAKING - SENIORS (GRADES 7 & 8)131. Mega cookie - any variety except chocolate chip (1)132. Muffins (2)133. Any variety of square (4, 1”x1”)134. Decorated cupcakes, Halloween (2)135. Fudge (4, 1"x1")BAKING - SECONDARY (GRADES 9 TO 12)136. Mega cookie - any variety except chocolate chip (1)137. Bran muffins (2)138. Creative cupcakes (2 different occasions)139. Apple pie (1 slice)140. Fudge (4, 1"x1")EGGS - OPEN CLASS (DAYCARE TO GRADE 12)141. One dozen white or brown eggs. (Eggs must be displayed in a cardboard egg carton. All entries must be the product of hens raised by the exhibitor).

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Class 41Junior Flowers & Vegetables******************************************************************Director: Debbie Legrow, 705-647-5248SEE CLASS 43 FOR PUMPKINS*PRIZE MONEY (Section 1-21): 1st: $4, 2nd: $3, 3rd: $2.50, 4th: $2

PLEASE NOTE: This section is open to all young people from Daycare to Grade 12. A plaque donated by Food Basics will be awarded to the exhibitor with the most points in the Flowers & Vegetables section at the Awards Banquet to be kept by the exhibitor for 1 year. A keeper medallion will also be provided. Visit Leis Landscaping for special-ty seed.

HOW TO PREPARE VEGETABLES FOR EXHIBITION1. Choose medium sized, regular shaped specimens, of nearly

the same size and shape as possible. 2. Cut tops off, leaving one inch.3. Choose specimens that are free from blemishes of any kind.4. Polish with a dry cloth. 5. Potatoes should be washed (polish with a dry cloth). 6. Vegetables should be shown on small foam plates or in a

shallow container.

HOW TO PREPARE FLOWERS FOR EXHIBITION1. Cut stems 6” long if possible.2. Show in a narrow mouth container (i.e. small bottle, etc.)3. Add weight to the bottom of container (i.e. marbles, stones,

etc.)4. Choose specimens free from blemishes of any kind.5. Choose open blooms.Note: Sunflowers can be used with cut flowers and not with wild-flowers. Cattails can be with wildflowers and not with cut flowers.

***CHECK FOR MAX. HEIGHT OR SIZE***SECTIONPRIZE MONEY (Section 1-21): 1st: $4, 2nd: $3, 3rd: $2.50, 4th: $2JUDGE’S CHOICE: $5.00 & Rosette1. Marigolds (3 blooms)2. Snapdragons (2 stems)3. Pansies (3 blooms)4. Petunias (3 blooms)5. Sunflower, medium size, single petals (1) (max 8"/20cm. stalk)6. Arrangement of cut flowers (max 20"/50cm.)

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7. Arrangement of wild flowers in novelty container (max 20"/50cm.)

8. Recycled planter - up to 18”/45cm. across with at least 3 grow-ing plants, showing creativity in the use of the recycled item.

SECTIONJUDGE’S CHOICE: $5.00 & RosetteDisplay vegetables on a small disposable plate. Due to rapid decay, no mushroom/fungi will be allowed to be exhibited in any section.9. Potatoes, white (3)10. Potatoes, any other (3)11. A. Zucchini, market size under 10”/25cm. (1)

B. Zucchini, medium size 10-18"/25-45cm. (1)12. Corn (2 ears)13. Carrots (4)14. Cucumbers, table variety (2)15. Beans, yellow or green (5)16. Squash, any variety (1)17. A. Tomatoes, cherry type (1 cluster or 7 tomatoes)

B. Tomatoes, red or green (3)18. Beets, any variety (3)19. Odd shaped vegetable, grown in odd shape (1)20. Gourd, any variety (1)21. A. Any other vegetable not mentioned

B. Any other fruit not mentioned

SPECIAL VEGETABLES & FLOWERSPRIZE MONEY: $6.00, $5.00, $4.00, $3.00JUDGE’S CHOICE: $5.00 & Rosette22. Largest potatoe23. Largest zucchini, over 18"/45cm. (1) 24. Super vegetable, have you grown any other giant vegetables

other than potatoes, zucchini or pumpkins?25. Tallest corn stalk, any variety (1 stalk) - to be displayed in the

pumpking patch26. Giant sunflower head (1 head/bloom)27. Tallest sunflower, any variety (1 stalk) - must be self support-

ing, no added prop - to be displayed in the pumpkin patch

PRIZE MONEY FOR SECTION 28GRAND CHAMPION: $20.00 & Rosette2nd: $15.00, 3rd: $10.00, 4th: $5.0028. Vegetable collection: Sponsored by Debbie & Wayne Legrow

- with at least 8 vegetables (list of vegetables to be attached). Collection to be displayed in a novelty container or basket, no larger than 18” in any direction.

Harvest teaAt Riverside Place

Come sit awhile and enjoy prize winning baking with coffee or tea.

Thursday: 5:30 pm to 8:00 pmFriday: 10:00 am to 8:00 pm

Saturday: 10:00 am to 6:00 pm

YOU ARE INVITED TO The New Liskeard

Agricultural Society Annual Awards Banquet

Friday, October 26, 2018Riverside Place

City of Temiskaming ShoresPotluck Supper - 6:30 pm

Awards - 7:30 pmPrize money from the New Liskeard Fall Fair

will be handed out at this time.

Gate AdmissionDaily Tickets Thursday, Friday & Saturday

Adults: $10.00 per personSeniors & Students: $7.00 per person

Children 12&Under: FreeWeekend Passes: $20.00 per person

Will be available at the gates.

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REPURPOSING AWARD **NEW**Sponsored by "ONCE IS NOT ENOUGH"PRIZE MONEY: 1st: $15 & Rosette, 2nd: $9, 3rd: $7.50, 4th: $6

Exhibit is to be created using a USED piece of fashion/clothing to recreate something NEW. Exhibit to have a 4"x6" photo of the orig-inal piece of used fashion/clothing attached to the finished exhibit. Each exhibitor will receive a saving coupon for your participation. Winning entries will be showcased in the "Once is Not Enough" window after the fair.

• SECTION 6: Grade 6 and under• SECTION 7: Grade 7-12_______________________________________________________PROUD OF OUR HERITAGE **NEW**Sponsored by TIMISKAMING FIRST NATIONPRIZE MONEY: 1st: $20 & Rosette, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $10, 4th: $5

Small item to represent your HERITAGE, CUSTOM, OR CULTURE.

• SECTION 8: Grade 6 and under• SECTION 9: Grade 7-12_______________________________________________________SUPPORT THE FOOD BANK **NEW**Sponsored by: Lynda, Sandy, Carol, Kathy & Candy in loving memory of Verna MitchellPRIZE MONEY: 1st: $20 & Rosette, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $10, 4th: $5

• SECTION 10: Grade 3 and under Decorate a shoe box (lid included) and fill with non-perish-able, healthy food items for the food bank.

• SECTION 11: Grade 4-8 Decorate a shoe box (lid included) in a Fall Fair Float theme and fill with non-perishable, healthy food items for the food bank.

Judging will be on decoration and box contents. All entries will become property of the New Liskeard Agricultural Society and be donated to the local food bank making our community a stronger place.

Director: Debbie Legrow, 705-647-5248

***CHECK EACH SPONSOR FOR GRADE LEVELS***______________________________________________________TIMISKAMING HEALTH UNITTopic: Collage of Healthy School Lunch FoodsPRIZE MONEY: 1st Prize: $25, 2nd Prize: $15, 3rd Prize: $10

• SECTION 1- Grade 4 to 6 (max 9"x12"/23-30cm.)• SECTION 2 - Grade 4 to 6 (max 9"x12"/23-30cm.)_______________________________________________________ONTARIO ASSOCIATION OF AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES POSTER CONTESTTopic: Promote your FairPRIZE MONEY: 1st: $25, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $101st prize winner in each section is eligible to enter the District 14 competition in October.

• Must be hand-drawn and include fair dates, Fair Dates - September 13, 14, 15, 2018

• Poster Size: Drawn on 8” x 14” paper then mounted on a 12” x 18” black bristol board, giving the poster a 2” black border

Judging Standards• Overall Appearance: 20 pts• Attract & Hold Attention: 30 pts• Competition Theme Clear: 40 pts• Quality Material/End Product: 10 pts

• SECTION 3: Up to grade 4 • SECTION 4: Grades 5 to 8• SECTION 5: Grades 9 to 12

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Class 43 - Giant Pumpkin Fest Northern Ontario Agri-Food Education & Marketing Inc.

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RULES1. The pumpkin must be grown in Northern Ontario.2. The pumpkin must be planted and looked after by the exhibitor.3. Must have a New Liskeard Fall Fair exhibitor’s number. Adult exhibitors must have a paid New Liskeard Agriculture Membership -

$5.00.4. Pumpkin to be brought to the Fair on Wednesday of fair week between 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. for weigh-in.5. Extra large pumpkins should be on a pallet, please weigh pallet before and mark this weight on the pallet to be able to determine

the actual weight of the pumpkin alone.6. Each youth and adult exhibitor can enter up to 11 pumpkins in the Pumpkin Fest (5 in the main youth or adult section and 6 in

JUST FOR FUN SPECIALTY PUMPKINS).7. All pumpkins must be displayed in the PUMPKIN PATCH.8. Visit Leis Landscaping Yard and checkout the specialty seeds available in the spring.

TIPS FOR GROWING AND CALCULATING THE WEIGHT OF YOUR GIANT PUMPKIN• How to grow a giant pumpkin - go to www.backyardgardener.com/pumpkin.html• How to weigh a pumpkin - go to Go to www.backyardgardener.com/weight.html******************************************************************************************************************************************JUST FOR FUN SPECIALTY PUMPKINSSponsored by Leis Landscaping Yard.

PRIZES: 1st - $6 & Rosette, 2nd - $5, 3rd - $4• Open to youth and adults. • All specialty pumpkins to be under 40 lbs and will be judged

seperately from the main youth and adult sections.

A. Smallest (1/2 lb. to 3 lbs.)B. GreenestC. YellowestD. OrangestE. Oddest ShapeF. Best Shape ********************************************************SECTION1. YOUTH GIANT PUMPKIN 100 lbs & overGrand Champion: $25.00 + Rosette (sponsored by Aidie Creek Gardens)2nd: $15.00, 3rd: $10.00*************************************************************2. YOUTH PUMPKIN 40-99 lbs1st: $10.00, 2nd: $8.00, 3rd: $6.00*************************************************************3. YOUTH PUMPKIN Under 39 lbs1st: $6.00, 2nd: $5.00, 3rd: $4.00*************************************************************4. YOUTH PIE PUMPKIN 1st: $6.00, 2nd: $5.00, 3rd: $4.00*************************************************************5. YOUTH BEST DECORATED/CARVED PUMPKIN1st: $10.00, 2nd: $8.00, 3rd: $6.00

6. ADULT GIANT PUMPKIN 100 lbs & overGrand Champion: $25.00 Food Basics gift card + Rosette2nd: $15.00, 3rd: $10.00*************************************************************7. ADULT PUMPKIN 40-99 lbs1st: $10.00, 2nd: $8.00, 3rd: $6.00*************************************************************8. ADULT PUMPKIN Under 39 lbs1st: $6.00, 2nd: $5.00, 3rd: $4.00*************************************************************9. ADULT PIE PUMPKIN1st: $6.00, 2nd: $5.00, 3rd: $4.00*************************************************************10. ADULT BEST DECORATED/CARVED PUMPKIN 1st: $10.00, 2nd: $8.00, 3rd: $6.00

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Trophies Offered in Junior Classes

If you won a trophy in 2017, please return it to the Junior Director, Debbie Legrow, at the Portables during Fair week, September 9 to 15, 2018

JUNIOR AMBASSADORClass 40-43

2017 Recipient: Jane Seymour

SCOTIABANKMost Pts in Daycare

(Class 40, Sections 1-12)2017 Recipient: Sydney McDiarmid

CHARTRAND'S YOUR INDEPENDENT GROCERMost Pts in Jr. & Sr. Kindergarten

(Class 40, Sections 13-27)2017 Recipient: Nevaeh Legrow

TEACHER'S FEDERATION OF ONTARIO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSMost Pts in Grades 1-2

(Class 40, Sections 28-47 & 116-119)2017 Recipient: Jane Seymour

TEMISKAMING SPEAKERMost Pts in Grade 3-4

(Class 40, Sections 48-67 & 120-123)2017 Recipient: Julia Seymour

ONTARIO ENGLISH CATHOLIC TEACHERS' FEDERATIONMost Pts in Grade 5-6

(Class 40, Sections 68-87 & 124-128)2017 Recipient: Andrew Bowen

ROYAL BANKMost Pts in Grade 7-8

(Class 40, Sections 88-108 & 124-128)2017 Recipient: Isabelle Bowen

TIMISKAMING SQUAREMost Pts in Secondary School

(Class 40, Sections 109-114 & 134-139)2017 Recipient: Gordon Gauthier

FOOD BASICSMost Pts in Juniors Flowers or Vegetables (Class 41)

2017 Recipient: Isabelle Bowen

GIANT PUMPKIN2017 Recipient: No Recipient

NEW LISKEARD AGRICULTURAL SOCIETYExhibitor of the Year (Most Pts Overall, Entire Fair)

2017 Recipient: April Newell