2022 Theme: “Rekindling Traditions. Growing Together."
RULES AND REGULATIONS
MEMBERSHIP
- The annual Associate membership fee for the Rockton Agricultural Society (R.A.S.) is $20.00
- Yearly Membership Cards will be issued to each member who has paid for the current year. This will be your entry to the Fair.
- In order to become an Associate Member of R.A.S, you must agree to work on a committee(s). You must have volunteered on a committee(s) for two consecutive years. You are then nominated at the Annual General Meeting. If nominated, you will receive voting privileges (you must be 18 years of age or older) and will receive a membership card yearly, when your membership of $20.00 per year is paid. This is your entry to the fair and all fair functions.
EXHIBITOR FEE
- Each exhibitor must pay a yearly exhibitor fee of $10.00 for which they can exhibit as many entries as they wish, and will receive one admission ticket to the current fair.
- Exhibitors of livestock (cattle, horses, sheep, goats & alpacas) will receive one admission pass for exhibitors of one animal, two passes for two to four animals, and three passes for five or more animals.
- If pre-registered on time, the vehicle & driver will have free admission.
- The exhibitor fee will be waived if you are a paid-up Member.
- All others must have a current Membership card, Admission Ticket, or Pay.
- Vehicles transporting animals are to enter and exit at the 5th Concession labled “5th Fairway” Gate ‘F’ Only. Signage will be posted at this entrance. Please refer to the map on the back of the prize book.
- 4-H club members, Junior Exhibitors in the Junior Fair, School Fair exhibitors, Senior Citizens, and Certified Impaired are not required to pay an exhibitor fee when entering their respective sections.
- Entries for all open classes require an exhibitor fee. This exhibitor fee will be waived for 4-H club members exhibiting one current year’s 4-H project per 4-H club in an open show.
ENTRIES:
- All entries of articles and livestock intended for exhibition must be completed online at https://www.assistexpo.ca/rockton-agricultural-society or on printed forms, filled out and signed by the exhibitor or their agent.
- Check your Sections for entry deadline dates as they vary in some Sections.
- All entry forms for the exhibition halls, excluding School Fair, must be received by the Fair Office by October 1st, 2022.
- Late entries or entries that are changed or added to the original entry list will be charged $1 each.
- No exhibitor will be allowed to enter for competition more than one entry in any one class except where otherwise mentioned.
- On Thursday, October 6th, 2022, all hall entries, except Photography & Giant Pumpkins, may be placed between 1 p.m. and 9 p.m.
- All entries must be the bonafide property of the exhibitor and be made or worked by the exhibitor.
- No Homecraft articles will be admitted with name, initial, or distinguishing mark thereon.
- No articles in the Exhibition Halls will be allowed to be removed until 5:00 p.m. Monday, Thanksgiving Day, at which time the halls will be cleared by the committee members.
- All exhibitors will be furnished with a hall pass, which will entitle them to re-enter the halls to remove their exhibits.
- Any articles left in the buildings after 6:00 p.m. Monday, will be at the risk of the exhibitor and will only be held for 15 days after the fair.
- While the committee will take every possible precaution under the circumstances to secure the safety of articles sent to the exhibition, the owners themselves must take the risk of exhibiting.
- Should any article be accidentally injured, damaged, lost, or stolen, the chairperson will give all the assistance in their power toward the recovery, but will not make payment for the value thereof.
- To discourage the practice of sending exhibits in the care of the member in charge of a department, the following will be strictly enforced. While every possible assistance will be given in placing exhibits, no package or case of any kind will be opened, unless accompanied by the exhibitor or someone responsible for the exhibit.
- If any article or animal is taken from the grounds before specified times, the exhibitor of same may not be entitled to any prize that may have been awarded.
- All horses must be moved out of cattle barns by 8:00 a.m. to make room for other livestock coming in. If this is not done, the offending exhibitor will be disqualified from any class, either shown or to be shown.
- Fair committee chairpersons reserve the right to reject and remove any livestock, poultry, or rabbits for health, safety reasons, or general appearance.
PIPEDA:
- The R.A.S. is committed to the safeguarding of personal information collected from exhibitors and Associate Members in accordance with the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act. Personal information collected will not be sold or disclosed for reasons other than for why it was collected. Please see our entry forms.
PRIZES:
- When the amount of prize money won by an exhibitor is $20.00 or over, $10.00 will be retained by the society as the following year’s exhibitor’s fee.
- When the amount of prize money won by a member is $25.00 or over, $20.00 will be retained by the society as the following year’s membership fee.
- A deduction of 15% of all prize monies (excluding special prizes to 4-H club members, junior exhibitors, school fair exhibitors and exhibitors in the senior citizens and wine classes or where an entry fee is stated) will be retained by the society.
- With a retained payment, a fair admission pass will be enclosed with the new prize book. Fair passes are not included for 4-H club members, junior exhibitors, school fair exhibitors, and exhibitors in the senior citizen class(s).
- All perpetual trophies will be engraved by the Society, and presented at the Awards night. Trophies are to be returned by the opening of the next fair.
- Prize Money cheques must be cashed before December 31st of the current year. No cheques will be re-printed after this date.
JUDGES AND JUDGING:
- All exhibit(s) entered will be known to judges by a ticket and number.
- No one will be allowed to interfere, by conversation or otherwise, with a judge while said judge is on duty judging a class.
- Any exhibitor or attendant who is guilty of creating a disturbance, whether by openly criticizing the judge or using obscene language to any judge or officer, shall therefore forfeit the right to any award and may be suspended from exhibiting by the director in charge.
POWERS OF SOCIETY:
- Where the Board of Directors of the Society has reason to believe that an exhibitor or attendant has committed fraud or misrepresentation detrimental to the fair, the Board has the power to withhold payment or delivery of any award, until such time, that such person proves to the satisfaction of the Board, that no fraud or misrepresentation has been committed or made.
- Exhibitors shall, if required by the Committee of Grievances, make a statutory declaration that the articles exhibited by them are exhibited in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Society. Any exhibitor refusing to make such a declaration upon request will forfeit all awards given.
- Any exhibitor lodging a protest must make it in writing, present it signed and deliver it to the Manager of Operations before 12:00 noon, the immediate Tuesday, following the fair. The cause of the protest must be clearly stated and accompanied by a deposit of $25.00. This sum will be forfeited if the protest is not sustained. The Board of Directors, however, sincerely hopes no exhibitor will have cause to protest, without the strongest of grounds for doing so. Please note annoyances and unpleasantness are not considered cause(s) for protest.
- All protests will be considered and decided by the Committee of Grievances, namely, Jeanette Jamieson, David Leslie, Harvey Wood, and the president-elect. Any three named can make a decision, which shall be deemed final.
- Any directors in charge shall be at liberty, for cause or in their controlled discretion, and without giving a reason, therefore, to bar any exhibitor or any animal from participating in or competing or continuing to participate or compete in any event, and also cause any exhibitor and any such animal to be removed from the premises of the society.
- Rockton Agricultural Society will do its utmost to see that all safety precautions are met to protect the public and to safeguard the exhibits but it is up to the exhibitor to see that all animals are well trained, under full control, and equipment is in a safe condition.
- The Managing Committee consists of the President, the First Vice-President, the Second Vice-President, and the Manager of Operations. This committee shall be in attendance on each day of the fair.
- The Managing Committee makes the interpretation of all rules and regulations and its decision will be final. In case an error occurs in the printing of this prize list, the Managing Committee has the power to rectify the same.
INSURANCE:
Exhibitors of cattle, horses, sheep, goats & alpacas.
- Must indicate on the exhibitor’s entry form, current insurance information or O.E.F. membership information to cover showing your animals at Rockton Fair & exhibitions.
- Insurance must be a minimum of $2 million liability and the expiry date must include coverage over the Thanksgiving Weekend.
- Rockton Agricultural Society reserves the right to verify all information provided and prohibit an exhibitor from showing if the insurance is not provided and current.
AGREEMENT, DECLARATION, AND WAIVER:
When the entry is accepted by the show organizers, the exhibitor and the principals and agents of the exhibitor acknowledge and agree that by signing the exhibitor’s form, they and each of them:
- Are bound by, and will act at all times in accordance with the Rules and Regulations for showing livestock. – Abide by standard procedures and penalties for enforcing the rules and regulations for showing livestock and will accept any final decision made.
- Accepts that any action which may be taken under the above may be reported to any association registering purebred livestock.
- Release and agree to hold the show and its officials, directors, officers, employees, representatives, agents, and volunteers (collectively the show organizers) harmless from any action taken under this agreement.
- Abide by the Rules and Regulations for showing livestock, the standard procedures and penalties for enforcing the Rules and Regulations for showing livestock, or any other show rules and regulations.
- Release the show organizers from and against any injury, damage or loss suffered during or in connection with the show, whether or not such injury, damage or loss resulted from or was contributed to directly or indirectly, by the acts or omissions of the show organizers.
The exhibitor further certifies that:
- Any animal entered has been vaccinated for rabies within the past year with up-to-date, non-expired records from a certified veterinarian. Exhibitors may be asked to present a certificate of vaccination for any animals on-premise.
- Any animal entered is not currently barred from showing at any future shows in North America.
- No owner of the entered animal, whether direct or indirect, is currently barred from showing any other animal at any future livestock show in North America.
The exhibitor declares by signing the exhibitor’s entry form that:
- The entry information provided to the show organizers is true and correct. – He or she has the authority to make the Agreement, Declaration, and Waiver bind to all persons and enterprises with any interest in the entered animal(s) to the terms of the Agreement and do so bind them, their agents, heirs, successors and assigns or, to the extent that they do not have this authority, will ensure that such person(s) sign the Entry Form; and that all other persons and enterprises with an interest in the entered animal(s) accept full responsibility for their actions, and for those of anyone else including but not limited to fitters, who are involved in the care of, show preparation and/or showing of the entered animal(s).
- Rockton Agricultural Society, its members, employees, and volunteers shall not be liable for any loss of, or damage to, property belonging to the exhibitor or to concession vendors however caused.
- Nor shall the Rockton Agricultural Society, its members, employees or volunteers be liable to the exhibitor or to the concession vendor, or anyone coming on to the Society’s property at the instigation of, or to visit the exhibitor’s or concession vendor’s site.
- Should anyone make a claim for any damage or injury however caused against any member, employee, or volunteer of the Rockton Agricultural Society the exhibitor or concession vendor agrees to indemnify and save harmless the Rockton Agricultural Society, its members, its employees, and its volunteers for any claim or damage however caused arising out of, or in consequence of, the use of the exhibition space allotted.
- The cattle, horse, sheep, alpaca, and goat exhibitor and concession vendor agree to have liability insurance to provide indemnity as set out herein and for any damages or claim that may arise as a consequence of his/her use of the exhibition/vendor space directly or indirectly. They must name the Rockton Agricultural Society as additional insured.
- No concession will be allowed to be placed on the ground until the fee is paid to the Committee in Charge. The Managing Committee consists of the President, the First Vice-President, the Second Vice-President, and the Manager. This committee will be in attendance on each day of the fair.
- The interpretation of all rules and regulations is made by the Managing Committee and its decision will be final. In case an error occurs in the printing of this prize list, the Managing Committee has the power to rectify same.
- The Management of Rockton Agricultural Society advises all exhibitors and all others concerned that the consumption of alcoholic beverages in the buildings or on the grounds of the Society is prohibited.
- According to the Liquor Laws of Ontario, such persons found in possession of alcoholic beverages leave themselves open to prosecution by the proper authorities.
LIVESTOCK EXHIBITOR CODE OF CONDUCT
as developed by O.F.A.C. (Ontario Farm Animal Council)
The Rockton World’s Fair is committed to responsible animal care and treatment. This Code of Conduct outlines what is expected of livestock exhibitors in the handling and exhibiting of all animals involved with our Fair.
This code has been developed to meet the following objectives:
- To ensure the health and well-being of all animals at the fair.
- To demonstrate an accurate and responsible animal care message to the public.
- To maintain the integrity of all livestock competitions, displays, and sales.
- Livestock and poultry must be transported to and from the fair in accordance with all humane transport regulations and standards. Loading and unloading must be undertaken using proper equipment and procedures.
- All animals must be treated and handled in a responsible manner.
- The well-being of the animals shall take precedence over the demands of owners, sellers, buyers, organizers, sponsors, and officials.
- The care of all animals must be as consistent as possible with their normal schedules and standards.
- High standards of nutrition, health, sanitation, environment, and safety must be met at all times. All handling, housing, and veterinary treatment must ensure adequate animal care.
- Livestock should be prepared with proper training, fitting, and grooming prior to the fair.
- Excessive disciplining of animals at the fair is unacceptable.
- Exhibitors are expected to provide adequate training for anyone handling their livestock. Untrained individuals, including fair personnel and visitors, should not be permitted to handle animals or equipment.
- Exhibitors should take every opportunity to enhance public awareness, education, and appreciation of proper livestock management and handling practices.
- There will be no tolerance for any mistreatment of animals. Any unacceptable exhibitor conduct will be subject to action including possible elimination from the competition(s) and/or exhibit, at the discretion of the Board.
PROVINCIAL PREMISES REGISTRY: PPR #ON4215875
DOG/ PET POLICY
Pets are NOT allowed entry to the Rockton Fairgrounds pet show competitors. Competitors must vacate immediately after the competition. Licensed guide dogs & service animals are welcomed.
SECTION 68
ANTIQUES FOR THE CASUAL COLLECTOR
CHAIR: Kelly Rodgers – 905-570-4032
COMMITTEE: Cecil Hamilton, Marj Ford, Lloyd Bailey
Rules and Regulations:
- ONLY AMATEURS may enter – no dealers.
- All antique entries are to be at least 60 years old. Condition and age will be considered. Small cracks or flaws in will not disqualify.
- No article to exceed 12” high unless otherwise stated.
- Historical interest and approximate age of entry would be appreciated but is not necessary for a prize.
- Attach tag securely, but still allowing for judging.
- A pair is two items; a collection is three or more.
NOTE: We will take the best possible care to safeguard the article, but cannot be held responsible for articles or accidents to them.
Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3
Special prizes:
For the exhibitor with the most points in Antique Section Prize: $25 Prize: Rosette Sponsor: Friends of Westfield |
Classes:
1. | Bed Warmer |
2. | Lady’s Dress |
3. | Cigarette holder (extender) |
4. | Thermometer |
5. | Coca Cola Memorabilia |
6. | Record Album with original cover |
7. | Glass Basket |
8. | Fountain Pen |
9. | Wooden Toy |
10. | 3 Spice Jars |
11. | Compass |
12. | Seed Catalogue |
13. | Wooden Pulley |
14. | Barometer |
15. | Hub Cap |
16. | Article of Carlton ware |
17. | Prize from a Cereal Box or Tea Box |
18. | Sock Stretcher |
The Local Connection – items from the greater Flamborough area:
19. | Local Newspaper |
20. | Local Advertisement |
21. | Local Photograph of a Building (Identified) |
Most points classes 19 – 21 Prize $10 Prize: $10 Sponsor: Kelly Rodgers Sponsorship: Kelly Rodgers | |
SECTION 69
WOMEN’S INSTITUTE DISPLAY
DIRECTOR: Terri Mand – 289-456-0473, email: terri.mand@gmail.com
COMMITTEE: Candice Goodale – 905-630-1706, Marie Maceiras, Barbara Christianson
Rules and Regulations:
- Open to any Women’s Institute Branch.
- No entry fee
- Ribbons are awarded to articles placing 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th.
- Each Institute will be responsible for its display
- Each display will be given a door to decorate, complete with a stoop
- Door dimension: 75″ high x 35.5″ wide; stoop dimension: 40″ long x 19″ wide Note: a maximum of 6″ on each side of the stoop will be allocated for space. Items sitting outside of these dimensions will not be judged.
- Each Institute will be provided with an identification card
- Only two members will be permitted to set up display. Any members supervising or impeding the set up of the display will be asked to leave the area.
- The complete display must be set up Thursday October 5th, 1:00 pm to 9:00 pm
- Handmade articles and specimens of Ladies’ work must be the bonafide property of the exhibitor, and be made or worked by the exhibitor.
- Each category requires one article.
Display Entry Forms to be sent to the Rockton Agricultural Society, 812 Old Hwy 8, Rockton, ON, L0R 1X0 by Friday, Sept 29, 2023.
THEME: EASTER PARADE
Classes:
1. | Door Sign for Display in keeping with the theme (No nails may be used to attach the sigh to the door) |
2. | Child’s Easter Dress in keeping with the theme |
3. | Easter Treat Basket filled with three homemade treats. Please include the recipes. The treats will be tasted by judge |
4. | Knitted Sweater, Spring theme |
5. | Handmade Easter Card |
6. | Spring Flower Arrangement in keeping with the theme, not to exceed 24" in total height including the container |
7. | Easter Bonnet or Hat |
9. | Overall Display |
Patricia Cooper Award, Class 1 | |
Most Points in W.I. – Christie Hamilton Memorial Trophy Prize: Trophy | |
Judges Choice Award – One outstanding Article Prize: $20 Sponsor: Family of Marilyn Woods | |
Additional First Prize, Class 4 Prize: $20 Prize In Memory of Lorene Thompson Prize: $20 Sponsor: Family of Lorene Thompson | |
SECTION 70
CULINARY ARTS
CHAIR: Eva-Maria Jackson 289-396-5176
COMMITTEE: Joice Dunne, Laurie Coverdale, Jen Krebsz, Barbara Robertson
Rules and Regulations:
- Entry tages to be securely fastened to all exhibits
- All exhibits should be in clear plastic bags on a mostly white disposable plate, with the exception of pies.
- Articles that are marked “retained” will be kept at the end of the fair and will become the property of the sponsor of that class.
Special prizes:
Most Points in the Culinary Arts Department Prize: Trophy Dave Fielding Memorial Trophy. Previous year’s winner is ineligible. |
BREADS (YEAST):
Baked in pans approx. 23cm X 13 cm X 7cm . Only use bread machines where stated
Prizes: 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00
1. | Loaf of White Bread Handmade or bread machine – half loaf |
2. | Open Bread Contest, Sourdough Bread No Bread Machine – half loaf |
3. | Raisin Bread Handmade or bread machine – half loaf |
4. | Cheese Bread Handmade or bread machine – half loaf |
5. | Multigrain Bread Handmade or bread machine – half loaf |
6. | Four Iced Cinnamon Buns Baked & attached |
Most Points in Bread Classes 1-6 Prize: $20 Gift Certificate Sponsor: The Cookhouse Bistro $20 Gift Certificate | |
QUICK BREADS AND MUFFINS (No Yeast):
Loaves to be baked in a loaf pan – turned out
Prizes: 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00
7. | Zucchini Loaf Half Loaf, Add-ins accepted |
8. | Banana Loaf Half Loaf, Add-ins accepted |
9. | Glazed Lemon Loaf Half Loaf, No Add-ins |
10. | Three Corn Bread Muffins (No Baking Cups), Add-ins Accepted |
11. | Three Scones (No add-ins or icing) |
12. | Three Banana Chocolate Muffins (No baking Cups) |
13. | Soda Bread Half Loaf, Add-Ins Accepted |
COOKIES AND SQUARES:
Prizes: 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00
14. | Three Brownies, Iced |
15. | Three Date Squares |
16. | Three Shortbread Cookies |
17. | Three Chocolate Chip Cookies |
18. | Three Oatmeal Cookies |
19. | Three Peanut Butter Cookies |
20. | Three Ginger Snap Cookies |
Most Points Cookies and Squares Classes 14-20 Prize: $10 Sponsor: Ian Waltenbery $10 | |
SUPPER DISHES:
In re-sealable container
Prizes: 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00
21. | Chili – (250 ml serving) |
22. | Pulled Pork (250 ml serving) |
23. | Bean Salad (250 ml serving) |
24. | Macaroni and Cheese (single serving) |
25. | Homemade Cauliflower Soup (250 ml serving) |
Special 1st Prize – Class 25 Prize: $20 Gift Certificate Sponsor The Cookhouse Bistro $20 Gift Certificate | |
26. | Brunch Egg Dish, (single serving) |
AUTUMN DELIGHTS:
Prizes: 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00
27. | Three Cupcakes Decorated in a Fall Theme, Judged on Decoration Only |
28. | Three Cookies Decorated in a Fall Theme. Judged on Decoration Only |
29. | Apple Crisp, (single serving) (Single Serving) |
FIRST TIME EXHIBITOR IN CULINARY ARTS:
Enter Class #30 A, B, C, or All
30A. | Three Brownies |
Judge’s Choice First Time Exhbitor – Classes #30 A, B, C Prize: $20 Gift Certificate Sponsor The Cookhouse Enter A, B, C, or All $20 Gift Certificate | |
30B. | Three Muffins, Any Variety, No baking cups |
30C. | Three Chocolate Chip Cookies |
CAKES:
Must be turned out – on a suitably sized base
Prizes: 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00
31. | Cake Decorated in a Fall Theme Judged on decorating only -May use cake form. |
Special 1st Prize – Class 31 Prize: $10 Sponsor Laurie Coverdale $10 | |
32. | Chocolate Cheesecake Baked in 8" – 9" Spring Form Pan – 1st Place RETAINED |
Special Prizes – Class 32 Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $10 Sponsor Mickey McGuire’s Cheese Shop | |
33. | Chocolate Cake, Iced – single serving |
Special 1st Prize – Class 33 Prize: $10 Sponsor Eva-Maria Jackson | |
34. | Carrot Cake, Iced, single serving |
35. | Light or Dark Fruit Cake No Icing, approx 2 lbs – 1st Place RETAINED |
Special Prizes – Class 35 Prizes: 1st: $40, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $10 Sponsor Mickey McGuire’s Cheese Shop | |
CREATIVE COOKING:
Prizes: 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00
36. | Favourite Potato Dish (250 ml Serving) In re-sealable container |
37. | Favourite Brussel Sprouts Dish (250 ml serving) In re-sealable container |
Special 1st Prize – Class 37 Prize: $10 Sponsor Joice Dunne | |
38. | Hummus – any variety – (125 ml serving) |
39. | Favourite Quinoa Dish (250 ml serving) In re-sealable container |
40. | Favourite Pot Pie Dish (single serving) In re-sealable container |
41. | Favourite Kale Dish (single serving) In a re-sealable container |
Special 1st Prize – Class 41 Prize: $10 Sponsor Jen Krebsz | |
42. | Favourite Lasagna (single serving) In a re-sealable container |
PIES & TARTS:
Pies must be baked in pie plates approx.15 -18 cm (bottom measurement)
Prizes: 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00
43. | Three Butter Tarts (raisins only) Winner to compete at the District 6 level in November 2023. Winner will be contacted by committee |
44. | Pecan Pie |
Special 1st Prize – Class 44 Prize: $5 Sponsor Lois James | |
45. | Pumpkin Pie |
46. | Strawbery Rhubarb Pie |
47. | Homemade Lemon Meringue Pie |
48. | Apple Pie (recipe Included & label from Crisco Shortening) |
Special Prize – Class 48 – Apple Pie – $20 Gift Certificate Prize: $20 Sponsor: The Cookhouse Bistro | |
CANDY:
Must be at least 227 grams Must be in a sealed bag.
Prizes: 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00
49. | Almond Bark |
50. | Maple Cream Fudge without Nuts |
51. | Dark Chocolate Fudge with Nuts |
52. | Fudge, any other variety Entry Tag must name the variety entered |
SECTION 71
FOOD PRESERVATION
For recipes and helpful hints on home canning visit:
www.bernardin.com
CHAIR: Maria Rivando 289 260 7441, Nicole Sweers
COMMITTEE: Marilyn Whelan, Joyce White, Ashleigh Edworthy, Stacey Edworthy, Kyla Farmer
Special prizes:
The Agnes McKnight Memorial Award Trophy Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5 Most Points in Food Preservation Classes 1-57 |
JELLIES:
Must be 250 ml or 500 ml
Prizes: 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00
1. | Apple Jelly |
2. | Grape Jelly |
3. | Red Pepper Jelly |
4. | Herb Jelly |
5. | Two Fruit – Named |
6. | Wine Jelly |
7. | Any Other Variety Jelly, Not Previously Listed, Named. |
JAMS AND MARMALADE:
Must be 250 ml or 500 ml
Prizes: 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00
8. | Raspberry Jam |
9. | Blueberry Jam |
10. | Plum Jam |
11. | Peach Jam |
12. | Strawberry Rhubarb Jam |
13. | Strawberry Jam |
14. | Apricot Jam |
15. | Orange Marmalade |
16. | Marmalade Any Other (named) |
17. | Conserve Any Other (named) |
18. | Any other Jam, not previously listed, named |
FREEZER JAM:
Must be 250 ml or 500 ml
Prizes: 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00
19. | Strawberry Freezer Jam |
20. | Raspberry Freezer Jam |
21. | Any Other VarietyFreezer Jam (named) |
22. | Any Freezer Jam Suitable For Diabetics |
Special Prize: Best Jam/Jelly Classes 1-22 Prize: $20 Gift Certificate $20 Gift Certificate To qualify: MUST use Bernardin lid, jar and pectin. The pectin package lid MUST accompany the entry. Winner will be determined by the judges’ decision based on appearance, taste, texture and recipe creativity. | |
TOMATO PRESERVES:
Must be 500 ml
Prizes: 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00
23. | Barbeque Sauce |
24. | Homemade Tomato Sauce |
25. | Spaghetti Sauce – No Meat |
26. | Salsa Mild Only |
27. | Canned Tomatoes |
28. | Chili Sauce – Cooked |
29. | Tomato Chow Chow |
30. | Any Other Tomato-Based Product not previously listed, named |
CANNED FRUIT:
Must be 500 ml
Prizes: 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00
31. | Peaches |
32. | Applesauce – with Spice |
33. | Applesauce – No Spice |
34. | Pears |
35. | Plums |
36. | Pie Filling, Any Fruit |
37. | Any Other Fruit Not Previously Listed, Named |
PICKLES AND RELISHES:
Must be 500 ml
Prizes: 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00
38. | Bread Butter Pickles |
39. | Whole Dill Pickles, No Garlic |
40. | Whole Dill Pickle with Garlic |
41. | Sliced Dill Pickle, with or Without Garlic |
42. | Hot Dog Relish |
43. | Nine-Day Pickles |
44. | Pickled Beets |
45. | Zucchini Relish |
46. | Chutney, named, any variety |
47. | Icicle Pickles |
48. | Mustard Pickles |
49. | Pickled Baby Corn |
50. | Pickled Onions |
51. | Garlic Dill Beans |
52. | Antipasto |
53. | Any Other Pickled Product, not previously listed, named |
Special Prize: Bernardin Best of Show classes 23-53 Prize: $30 Gift Certificate/Trophy Judging will be based on highest accumulated points. $30 Gift Certificate Sponsor: Bernardin | |
MISCELLANEOUS:
Must be in home canning jars
54. | Apple Butter Prizes: 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00 Must be 500 ml |
55. | Fruit Salsa Prizes: 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00 Must be 500 ml |
56. | Honey Prizes: 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00 Must be 500 ml |
57. | Maple Syrup Prizes: 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00 Must be 500 ml |
58. | Special Prize; Bernardin Snap Lid/Mason Jar Creative Craft Award $20 Prize Coupons |
SECTION 72
CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES
CHAIR: Sharon Mackay – 226-755-1313
‘On Deck’ Convenor: Glenda Weatherston
COMMITTEE: Elaine Snyder, Eleanor Marcy, Ella Sager, Marianne Vogel, Marilynn Zimmerman, Nancy Krebsz, Carol Zimmerman, Carolyn James
VOLUNTEERS: Linda Wilson, Yvonne Maas, Lynda Falladown
Rules and Regulations:
Please attach all tags with safety pins.
Articles entered in “retained” classes will be kept by and become the property of the class sponsor.
All articles must be clean, in good condition, and not shown previously at Rockton Fair.
Judges’ suggestions. Finish all seams, trim all loose threads, and press the item.
For repurposed and up-cycled clothing entries, entrants must provide a brief description of the recycled items used. Description MUST be attached to an article of clothing. Some sewing is required.
Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $6
REPURPOSED AND UP-CYCLED CLOTHING – SEWN:
Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
1. Article of Clothing suitable for a Woman
2. Article of Clothing suitable for a Man
3. Article of Clothing suitable for a Teenager (13 – 19 yrs)
4. Article of Clothing suitable for a Boy or Girl ( 6 – 12 yrs)
5. Article of Clothing suitable for a Child ( 0 – 5 yrs)
WOMEN’S CLOTHING – SEWN:
Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
6. Christmas Apron
7. Apron – Representing Farming and Food
Special 1st Prize – Class 7 Prize: $10
Sponsor: Eleanor Marcy
8. Kitchen Bib Apron
9. Half Apron
10. Sleepwear
11. Sewn Handbag/Purse/Backpack
Special 1st Prize – Class 11 Prize: $10
Sponsor: Deb Zimmerman
12. Embellished Scarf or Shawl (no gluing or taping please)
Special 1st Prize – Class 12 Prize: $10
Sponsor: Carol Zimmerman
13. Vest
14. Article of Clothing, otherwise not listed
TEENAGE CLOTHING – SEWN:
Suitable for age group: 13 to 19 Years
15. Article of Clothing Representing the “Next Big Fashion Trends” for teens Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
16. Article of Clothing with Anti-Bullying theme Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
17. Two Complementary “Best Friends” hoodies Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
Special 1st Prize – Class 17 Prize: $10
Sponsor Sharon Mackay
18. Article of Clothing for a night around the campfire
19. Article of Clothing Celebrating Planet Earth
20. Article of Clothing, hand sewn and of original design; proof of design creation must be attached to garment Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
BOY’S & GIRL’S CLOTHING – SEWN:
Suitable for age group 6 to 12 Years
Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
21. Bathing Suit/Trunks
22. Sleepwear
Special 1st Prize – Class 22 Prize: $20
In Memory of Marilyn Woods
23. Special Occasion Dress
24. Apron
25. Outdoor Playwear
26. Article of Clothing, otherwise not listed
CHILDREN’S CLOTHING – SEWN:
Suitable for age group 5 years & under
27. Casual Dress Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
28. Sleepwear
29. Two-Piece Outfit Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
Special 1st Prize – Class 29 Prize: $10
Sponsor: Marj Ford
30. Special Occasion Outfit or Dress Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
Change Purse, Knitting Bag, Makeup Bag, Lunch Bag, Jewellery Bag, Shoe Bag, Scarf
Special 1st Prize – Class 30 Prize: $10
Sponsor: Glenda Weatherston
31. Apron Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
32. Article of Clothing, otherwise not listed Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
MISCELLANEOUS – SEWN:
Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
33. Costume for any occasion, any size
Special 1st Prize – Class 33 Prize: $10
Sponsor: Nancy Krebsz
34. Doll’s Clothing, Two Separate Outfits
35. Sewn Accessories – Two of the following items: Change Purse, Knitting Bag, Make-up Bag, Lunch Bag, Jewelry Bag, Shoe Bag
36. Article of Clothing, any size, representing Farming
37. Smocked Article of Clothing
WOMEN’S CLOTHING – KNITTED:
38. Pullover, Hand Knit Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
39. Socks, using Self-Striping yarn, Hand Knit Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
40. Vest, Hand Knit Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
41. Casual Hat – Hand Knit Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
42. Slippers – Hand Knit Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
43. Mitts and Scarf, Matching – Hand Knit
44. Dressy Shawl – Hand Knit Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
45. Cardigan – Hand Knit Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
TEENAGE CLOTHING – KNITTED:
Suitable for age group 13 to 19 years
Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
46. Matching Scarf and Hat, Hand Knit
47. Shrug or Short Top (usually worn over Clothing), Hand Knit
48. Sweater, Hand Knit
Special 1st Prize – Class 48 Prize: $10
Sponsor: Marilyn Zimmerman
49. Slippers, Hand Knit
50. Article of Knitted Clothing – Not otherwise listed
BOY’S & GIRLS CLOTHING – KNITTED:
Suitable for age group: 6 to 12 years
Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
51. Toque, Hand Knit, More than One colour, not Variegated
52. Hat and Mitts, Hand Knit
53. Mitts, Hand Knit
54. Toque, Hand Knit, One Colour or Variegated
55. Pullover Sweater – Hand Knit
Special 1st Prize – Class 55 Prize: $10
Sponsor: Ella Sager
56. Any Knitted Article of Clothing, Not otherwise listed
CHILDREN’S CLOTHING – KNITTED:
Suitable for age group 5 years or less
Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
57. Infant’s Bonnet and Jacket, Hand Knit, Variegated
58. Dress, Hand Knit
Special 1st Prize – Class 58 Prize: $10
Sponsor: Bev Wood
59. Infant’s Bonnet and Jacket, Hand Knit, One colour
60. Cartigan, One Colour or Variegated, Hand Knit
61. Cardigan, Hand Knit, More than One Colour, Not Variegated
62. Pullover, Hand Knit, More than One Colour, Not Variegated
Special 1st Prize – Class 62 Prize: $10
Sponsor: Marianne Vogel
63. Hat and Mitts, Hand Knit
64. Slippers, Hand Knit
65. Article of Knitted Clothing, otherwise not listed
MEN’S CLOTHING – KNITTED:
Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
66. Cardigan, Hand Knit
67. Toque, Hand Knit
68. Mitts, Hand Knit
69. Socks, Hand Knit, Retained
Special 1st Prize – Class 69 Prize: $30
Sponsor: Eleanor Wood
70. Scarf, Hand Knit
71. Article of Knitted Clothing, not otherwise listed
CHILDREN’S CLOTHING – CROCHETED:
Suitable for age group: 5 years or less
Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
72. Hat and Jacket
73. Dress
74. Cardigan
75. Scarf and Hat
76. Poncho
77. Slippers
MISCELLANEOUS – CROCHETED:
Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, $6
78. Dressy Shawl or Shrug
79. Sweater
80. Vest
81. Infant Bonnet and Jacket
82. Infant Dress
Special 1st Prize – Class 82 Prize: $10
Sponsor: Bev Wood
83. Matching Scarf and Hat
84. Hat
85. Article of Crocheted Clothing, not otherwise listed
PREEMIE CAPS & BLANKETS
Caps and Blankets will be retained and donated to McMaster Children’s Hospital. Receiving blankets are also needed and can be donated at the office.
Preemie Skull Caps
Preemie blankets (30” x 30”approx)
Blanket Squares 6” (Will be put together to make blanket)
McMaster Hosptial desperately needs receiving blankets. Please consider donating receiving blankets to the neediest members of our community.
Knitted, Crocheted, Quilt, or Sewn.
Please ensure blankets have no holes where little fingers, toes or medical equipment can get caught.
No age limit – No exhibitor fee – No limit of entries
No judging of items or prizes awarded.
For information, Visit our Website at www.rocktonworldsfair.com or contact the fair office at 519-647-2502.
Get a warm, fuzzy feeling when you help your McMaster Children’s Hospital and at-risk babies.
SECTION 73
CHRISTMAS
CHAIR: Michelle McKnight 289-775-6712
COMMITTEE: Karen McKnight, Joan Gerritsen, Tracy Aikema-Robb,Victoria Reynolds, Karen Hunt, Peggy LaVigne, Keri Morrison,Elaine Krompart, Sandra Solonik
Rules and Regulations:
- Any article previously shown at Rockton Fair will not be accepted.
Prizes: 1st: $6.50, 2nd: $5.50, 3rd: $5.00
Special prizes:
Most Points in Christmas Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $15 Sponsors: Kerri Morrison $25, Peggy LaVigne $15 |
Classes:
1. | Christmas Apron for a Child |
2. | Christmas Dinner Table Centrepiece, Max Height 16" |
3. | Christmas Door Decoration For Inside Door (not a wreath), ready to hang |
4. | Lantern Decorated For Christmas |
5. | Christmas Wreath, ready to hang |
6. | Handmade Piece of Christmas Jewelry |
7. | Christmas Wreath made Primarily with Natural Materials, ready to hang |
8. | Christmas Stocking, Practical, ready to hang |
Additional 1st Prize – Class 8 Prize: $5 Sponsor: Peggy LaViigne $5 | |
9. | Christmas Stocking, Decorative, ready to hang |
10. | Handmade Tree Ornament – Needlework of Any Kind (knitting, crochet, cross stitch etc) Decorative – ready to hang |
11. | Tree Ornament, any other |
12. | Christmas Favour |
Additional 1st Prize – Class 12 Prize: $5 Sponsor: Elaine Krompart $5 | |
13. | Handcrafted Christmas Snowman Prize: $5 Additional 1st Prize – Class 13 Prize $5 Sponsor: Elaine Krompart |
14. | Farm Themed Christmas Decoration |
Additional 1st Prize – Class 14 Prize: $5 Sponsor: Michelle McKnight $5 | |
15. | Christmas Scrapbook Page |
Additional 1st Prize – Class 15 Prize: $5 Sponsor: Elaine Krompart $5 | |
16. | Handmade Stuffie, dressed for Christmas – minimum height 10" |
Additional 1st Prize – Class 16 Prize: $5 Sponsor: Michelle McKnight $5 | |
17. | Holiday themed, Wooden Sign, ready to hang |
Additional 1st Prize – Class 17 Prize: $10 Sponsor: Joan Gerritsen $10 | |
18. | Hand Crafted Christmas Card, no envelope |
Additional 1st Prize – Class 18 Prize: $5 Sponsor: Michelle McKnight $5 | |
19. | Christmas Tree Skirt |
20. | Santa Claus//Father Christmas Any Medium, Freestanding, Not a Tree Ornament |
Additional 1st Prize – Class 20 Prize: $5 Sponsor:Elaine Krompart $5 | |
21. | Decorated Christmas Gift Tag |
Additional 1st Prize – Class 13 Sponsor: Elanie Krompart $5 | |
SECTION 74
CRAFTS AND HOBBIES
CO-CHAIR: Carly Thomas, 905-902-8239; Marj Ford
COMMITTEE: Bev Westoby, Corrie Nykamp, Janis Patterson, Joy Thomson, Lynn Nicholson, Linda Baine, Theresa Slemko, Shirley Lawson, Marianne Vogel, Rachelle Girard, Marlene Giangualano, Meryl Hamilton
Rules and Regulations:
- All articles must be unsoiled, in new condition, and free of animal hair.
- Any article previously shown at the Rockton Fair will not be accepted.
- Please adhere to the stated measurements. Items outside the size restrictions on selected categories will be disqualified
- All items must be display ready.
- Additional prizes are for 1st place only, unless otherwise noted.
Prizes: 1st: $7, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $5 – Unless otherwise noted
Classes:
1. | Eye Catching Outside Door Decoration Using only natural materials – not to exceed 24" overall |
2. | Unique Coffee Table Flower Arrangement, 15" RETAINED |
3. | Twiddle-muff, washable, RETAINED & DONATED to Alexander Place A double thickness hand muff with bits and bobs attached inside and out. Designed to provide stimulation activity for restless hands for patients suffering from dementia. Twiddle-muff pattern available at fair office. |
4. | Mmmmm, Casserole Warmer Tote |
5. | A Wooden Article Not to exceed 18" overall |
6. | A Wood Wall Sign 24" or less |
7. | Decorated Handmade Guest Vanity Basket 12", containing at least 3 items |
8. | Handmade Refrigerator Magnet |
9. | Article Using Plastic Canvas fnot to exceed 12" x 15" x 15" |
10. | Finished Pottery Item Maximum size 12" |
11. | Handpainted Ceramic |
12. | Functional Handmade Tote Max size 16" x 16" excluding handles |
13. | Handmade Baby Shower Gift Not Clothing, maximum size 15" overall |
14. | Two Complementary, not identical items for a Bazaar |
15. | Two Complementary, not identical non-kitchen items for a bazzar |
16. | An Article of Stained Glass Maximum size 18" including frame |
17. | Homemade Greeting Card not to exceed 5" x 7" |
18. | Grandma’s Treasured Gift for a Child |
19. | Display of 15 Buttons Mounted on 8.5" x 11" sheet in RAS Colours, Burgundy & Gold Sponsorship: $10.00, Fred Cooper, In Memory of Pat Cooper |
20. | Thanksgiving Centrepiece not to exceed 15" |
21. | Handmade Jewelry Using Only Glass Beads, not from a kit |
22. | Mason Jar Decor Item |
23. | Sculpture, any medium not to exceed 15" overall |
24. | A Craft Made From Felt Material, NOT Needle Felting Please see Spinning and Weaving classes |
25. | Mug Rug for just a Mug, up to 6" |
26. | Any Other Hobby Item not listed, suitable to be shown in a fair display case Maximum 20", can be made from a kit |
27. | Most Original Hobby, not listed, not from a kit |
28. | Any Article of Hand Embroidery |
29. | Two Homemade Practical Placemats, Complete with Homemade Napkins, no serging |
30. | Child’s Placemat, one only |
31. | Functional Kitchen Article, ready to hang |
32. | Pincushion with recycled items, named, plus fabric |
33. | Pincushion, any other kind |
34. | Handmade Everyday Use Dishcloth, knitted |
35. | Handmade Everyday Use Dishcloth, crocheted |
36. | Scented Sachet for a Drawer, must be in a plastic bag |
37. | Decorated Picture Frame, no picture, no mat |
38. | Useful Article Made from Recycled Material Maximum size 15" Sponsorship: $10.00, Fred Cooper, In Memory of Pat Cooper |
39. | Article Made from Multi-Media Approx 12" |
Classes 40 – 41:
40. | Table Runner, fine work |
41. | Tea Cozy, fabric |
47. | A Cat Blanket – approx 18"x18" |
48. | A Small Dog or Cat Bed/Pillow, approx 18"x18" |
49. | Dog Toy |
50. | Cat Toy – May include catnip |
79. | Beginner Spinner- Two continuous Yard Sample Using two-ply yarn & 4"x4" sample. May be knitted, crocheted or woven |
80. | Advanced Spinner – Two continuous Yarn Sample Using two-ply yarn & 4"x4" sample. May be knitted, crocheted or woven. |
81. | Beginner Weaver – Completed Scarf – Size, fibre & pattern of your choice |
82. | Advanced Weaver – Any Completed Article – fibre & pattern of your choice |
84. | Wet Felting, demonstrate your skill in creating a picture work art Completely Needle felted, not embellished. For Regular Felt Craft Item please see Class 32 |
SECTION 75
QUILTS
CHAIR: Nancy Mills – 905-659-7314
COMMITTEE: Shirley Conway, Lori-Alyce Martin, Jenna Erkelens, Evelyn Steunenburg, Judy McKnight, Devon Johnson, Lauren Borsellino, Alex Presta, Alycia Mand
QUILTS, AFGHANS, RUGS, WALL HANGINGS, KNITTED, CROCHETED ITEMS
Rules and Regulations:
- The exhibitor must complete all work unless otherwise specified.
- Please no straight pins.
- Attach your fair tag to your entry before you drop it off.
- Judges may disqualify old or soiled entries.
- Any article previously judged in Section 75 at the Rockton Fair will not be accepted.
- No commercial work, unless otherwise noted.
HAND QUILTED QUILTS:
Minimum Size 324" measured on the perimeter
Prizes: 1st: $20, 2nd: $17, 3rd: $13
1. | Quilt, Pieced, Hand Quilted |
Judge’s Choice Prize: $10 Sponsor: Lori-Alyce Martin $10 | |
DOMESTIC MACHINE QUILTED QUILTS:
Minimum 192" measured on the perimeter – Exhbitors work only
2. | Quilt, Machine Pieced and Quilted Prizes: 1st: $20, 2nd: $17, 3rd: $13 |
QUILTS – OTHER:
Prizes: 1st: $20, 2nd: $17, 3rd: $13
3. | Rag Quilt Minimum 192" measured on the perimeter |
4. | Quilt, Wheelchair Size, Hand or Machine Quilted MAXIMUM 140" measured on the Perimeter |
QUILT CHALLENGE:
5. | Unfinished Quilt Top Prizes: 1st: $12, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $9 Ready to assemble – Minimum 192" measured on the Perimeter |
SMALLER ITEMS:
Prizes: 1st: $12, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $9
6. | Crib Quilt, Panel – Machine or Hand Quilted |
7. | Miniature Quilt – not to exceed 100" on Perimeter – Hand or Machine Quilted |
WALL HANGINGS:
Maximum 192" measured on the Perimeter – unframed & ready to hang
Prizes: 1st: $12, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $9
8. | Wall Hanging, Machine Quilted |
9. | Wall Hanging, Hand Quilted |
KNITTED / CROCHETED ITEMS:
Minimum 192" measured on the Perimeter
Prizes: 1st: $12, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $9
10. | Afghan, Crocheted |
11. | Afghan, Knitted |
12. | Baby Carriage Cover, Knitted MAXIMUM 120" measured on the Perimeter – fringe not lncluded |
13. | Baby Carriage Cover, Crocheted MAXIMUM 120" measured on the Perimeter – fringe not included |
SECTION 77
SENIOR CITIZENS
CHAIR: Terri Mand, 289-456-0473
CO-CHAIR: Joanne Boone
COMMITTEE: Bev deJonge, Marilyn DeLeeuw, Dinny Riddell, Jennifer Wood
Rules and Regulations:
- Open to men or women 65 years or over.
- No exhibitor fee required.
- Exhibitor may enter only one article per class.
- Entries made by a seniors’ home should include the exhibitor’s name.
- For classes 26 and 27 (paintings), all art must be dry, securely wired, and ready to hang.
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
Classes:
1. | Winter Hat or Toque – Knitted or Crocheted |
2. | Slippers or Bed Socks, Hand Knitted or Crocheted |
3. | An Article of Cross Stitch, maximum 12" diameter including frame |
4. | Child’s Handmade Toy, any medium |
5. | Baby Gift – Knitted or Crocheted – Wearable Item or Set |
6. | Mittens – Knitted Mittens |
7. | Knitted or Crocheted Wearable Item or Set |
8. | Article Created by Person 80 yrs. or over |
9. | Decorative Painting on Any Surface Medium, not framed, ready to hang |
10. | Christmas Article Suitable For A Bazaar, wearable |
11. | Christmas Article Suitable For Bazaar, not wearable, not to exceed 12" x 12" |
12. | Afghan – Knitted |
13. | Afghan – Crocheted |
14. | Baby Afghan – Knitted |
15. | Baby Afghan – Crocheted |
16. | Prayer Shawl |
17. | Adult Coloured Picture, in a plastic sleeve, maximum size 12" x 12" |
18. | Article of Loom Knitting |
19. | Painted Ceramic Article |
20. | Article of Diamond Dot |
21. | Scrapbooking Page Layout, in a plastic sleeve, not larger than 12" x 12" |
22. | Decorated Handmade Greeting Card |
23. | Quilted Lap Quilt |
24. | Carved Wooden Article |
25. | Centrepiece For Everyday Use, no larger than 12" in any direction |
26. | Acrylic Painting, Any Subject, done by Exhibitor (No paint by numbers) Art must be dry, securely wired and ready to hang |
27. | Water Colour Painting, any subject, done by exhibitor Art must be dry, securely wired and ready to hang |
SECTION 77.1
CERTIFIED VISUALLY IMPAIRED
CHAIR: Terri Mand, 289-456-0473
Rules and Regulations:
- No age limit.
- No exhibitor fee required.
- Exhibitor may enter only one article per class.
Prizes: 1st: $6.00, 2nd: $5.00, $4.50
Classes:
1. | An Article of Play Doh – not to exceed 12" in any direction |
2. | An Article Made from Popsicle Sticks, not to exceed 12" in any direction |
3. | Handmade Piece of Jewellery |
4. | A Greeting Card, may include felt |
5. | A Crocheted or Knitted Article |
6. | An Original Poem, Any Subject, done in braille Typed or hand written, mounted or framed, not to exceed 12" |
7. | Miscellaneous, any subject not listed |
8. | Painted Picture, any medium may include puff paint, crayons or pencil crayons, oil, acrylic, or water colour; mounted or framed not to exceed 12" |
9. | An Article of Lego, not to exceed 12" |
SECTION 78
ART
CHAIRPERSON: Sarah May – 905-520-5804
COMMITTEE: Lori Clark, Phil Woods, C.J. Willard, Ali Hickman, Julie Curzon-McCoy, Wendy Willard, Meredith Mand, Carole Hunt
Volunteer: Angela Hunt
Rules and Regulations for Primary and Junior Classes:
- To be accepted, all primary and junior art must be framed or mounted, dry and ready to hang on a pegboard. Any artwork that does not meet these criteria may be disqualified at the discretion of the judges.
- Work submitted must be the exhibitor’s own composition designed from life, still life, or an imaginative concept from his or her own experiences.
- Any art previously shown at Rockton Fair will not be accepted.
- An exhibitor may show only one entry per class.
- Refer to General Rules and Regulations regarding entry deadlines.
- No articles will be admitted with name, initial, or distinguishing mark thereon.
- No articles in the exhibition halls will be allowed to be removed until 5:00 p.m. on Monday, Thanksgiving Day, at which time the halls will be cleared by the officers on the grounds. All exhibitors will receive an exhibitor pass, which will entitle them to re-enter the halls to remove their exhibits.
- All Art must be picked up on Monday.
- No paint by numbers.
- Art must not exceed 36 inches in any direction
PRIMARY ART
Work submitted must be the exhibitor’s own composition.
Open to anyone born in 2013-2022 (up to 9 years) inclusive.
State your age on your entry form and all exhibitors’ tags.
PRIMARY DRAWING – ANY MEDIUM:
Prizes: 1st: $4, 2nd: $3, $2
1. | Adventure in Colour |
2. | Happiest Face |
3. | Any Outdoor Fun Activity |
4. | Any Subject |
Best Drawing – Classes 1 – 4 Prize: $10 Sponsor: Rockton Lions Club $10 | |
PRIMARY PAINTING – ANY MEDIUM:
Prizes: 1st: $4, 2nd: $3, $2
5. | Flower(s) or Garden |
6. | Hand Prints, Design a Picture Using Your Hand Print(s) |
7. | Any Subject |
JUNIOR ART
Work submitted must be the exhibitor’s own composition.
Open to anyone born in 2006-2012 (10-16 years) inclusive.
State your age on your entry form and all exhibitors’ tags.
JUNIOR PAINTINGS – ANY MEDIUM:
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, $4
8. | Still Life |
9. | My Favorite Farm Animal |
10. | My Subject |
JUNIOR DRAWINGS:
Junior Drawing – Charcoal, ink, wax crayon, pencil or pastel
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
11. | New Exhibitor – Any Subject |
Special 1st Prize – Class 11 Prize: $10 Sponsor: Phil Woods in memory of Doug Woods $10 | |
12. | My "Hero" |
13. | Zentangle, up to 4" x 6" |
14. | Any Subject |
15. | My Pet(s) |
16. | My Favorite Pastime (sports, gaming, chess, cards, horses lego etc) |
JUNIOR PAINTINGS – ANY MEDIUM:
May be copies
Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $3, $2
17. | Life on the Farm |
18. | Any Subject |
Most Points – Classes 1 – 18 Prize: $25 Sponsor: In Memory of Trevor Chamberlain by Terri Mand $25 | |
OPEN ART CLASSES
Rules and Regulations:
- To be accepted, all art must be framed or mounted dry and ready to hang on a pegboard. Any artwork that does not meet these criterias may be disqualified at the discretion of the judge(s).
- Work submitted must be the exhibitor’s own composition, designed from life, still life or an imaginative concept from their own experiences.
- Any art previously shown at Rockton Fair will not be accepted.
- An exhibitor may show only one entry in each class.
- Each entry must have exhibitor’s tag securely fastened, on lower right corner.
- The exhibitor must conceal any signature on the art piece.
- Any art exhibitor wishing to sell a piece of art, please inform the Art committee on the day the art is submitted.
- No paint by numbers.
- Refer to General Rules and Regulations regarding entry deadlines.
OPEN PAINTINGS – OIL OR ACRYLIC:
Work submitted must be the exhibitor’s own composition
Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $6
19. | A Country Scene |
20. | Autumn Colours |
21. | Animal or Bird |
22. | Waterscape/Shoreline |
23. | Flower(s) |
24. | Country Building |
25. | Still Life |
26. | Any Subject |
OPEN PAINTINGS – WATERCOLOUR:
Work submitted must be the exhibitor’s own composition
Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $6
27. | Autumn Colours |
28. | Waterscape/Shoreline |
29. | Animal(s) or Bird(s) |
30. | A Country Scene |
31. | Spring Time |
32. | Flower(s) |
33. | Portrait (person) |
34. | Any Subject |
OPEN DRAWINGS: CHARCOAL, INK, WAX, CRAYON, PENCIL, CONTE:
Work submitted must be the exhibitor’s own composition
Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $6
35. | Portrait (person) |
36. | Pet or Animal |
37. | Zentangle, up to 4" X 6" |
38. | Still Life |
39. | Cottage Life |
40. | Any Subject |
Best Drawing – Classes 35 – 40 Prize: $10 Sponsor: Rockton Lions Club $10 | |
OPEN PAINTINGS – ANY MEDIUM:
May be copies
Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $6
41. | Beginner’s Choice – Open to artist who started painting in past 2 yrs Work submitted must be the exhibitor’s own composition |
42. | Still Life |
43. | Farm Scene |
44. | Any Subject |
45. | Landscape |
46. | Antique or Collection of Antiques |
47. | Flower(s) |
48. | Animal(s) or Bird(s) |
49. | Abstract |
50. | A Painting from A Copy, (a mirror image), Any Source, Any Subject (attach copy to back of painting) |
Special Prizes – Class 50 Prizes: 1st: $30, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $10 Sponsor: Curry’s Art Store | |
SECTION 79
FLOWERS (Horticulture)
CHAIR: Karen Coulter – 519-209-8677
COMMITTEE: Jeanette Jamieson, Ena Kerr, Judy Hughes, Riky Timbrell, Marilynn Zimmerman
Rules and Regulations:
- Entry tags must be attached to container.
- Do not use containers of great value.
- Please refer to the Prize List for entry information. Do not rely completely on the entry tag.
- Judging will be done in according to the Ministry of Agriculture’s publication, Horticultural Judging Standards
Special prizes:
Most Points in Flower Section Prize: $15 Prize: Horticulture Trophy Sponsor: Edo & Linda Bergsma $15 | |
Second Highest Points in Flowers Prize: $15 Sponsor: Lynden Horticultural Society $15 | |
Judges’ Choice Prize: $10 Prize: Rosette Sponsor: Dr. Kelly Rodgers Family Dentistry $10 |
ARRANGEMENTS:
Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6
1. | The Fork Ran Away with the Spoon An all around arrangement in a pie plate featuring a fork and a spoon |
2. | Barn Dance A buffet arrangement featuring apples, pears and candles |
3. | Country Picnic A basket arrangement using daisy like flowers |
4. | Preserving the Harvest A one sided arrangement in a canning jar |
5. | Midnight Snack An all black arrangement |
6. | Bake Oven An arrangement for a fireplace hearth, NOT to exceed 18 inches |
7. | Get Cracking A small arrangement in an egg cup |
8. | Sugaring Off Arrangement using a maple syrup tin |
9. | Household Spirits A fairy garden using miniature garden accessories and live plants. Must be related to the overall theme of the fair “Rekindling Traditions, Growing Together”. |
10. | Berry Patch An all-round arrangement in a pint-sized berry container |
11. | All Home for Christmas A Christmas arrangement in a window box like container using teasel and evergreens. Not to exceed 12 Inches |
12. | Pie Social Designer’s Choice |
TIPS FOR GROOMING CUT FLOWERS AND POTTED PLANTS
-Remove evidence of insects, disease, dust, stains or pollen from leaves and blooms.
-Remove dead leaves from plant.
-Remove debris from soil surface.
-Use a clean container.
HELPFUL DEFINITIONS
-A bloom is an individual flower, one to a stem and no buds.
-A spray is a portion of a plant with multiple blooms.
-A stem has one or more blooms or buds.
CUT FLOWERS:
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
13. | Hydrangea, 1 Bloom – round Exhibitor must grow all exhibits & flowers exhibited with foliage on stem |
14. | Hydrangea, 1 Bloom – cone shaped Exhibitor must grow all exhibits & flowers exhibited with foliage on stem |
15. | Calendula, 3 Blooms Exhibitor must grow all exhibits & flowers exhibited with foliage on stem |
16. | Marigolds, 3 Blooms, under 3" (7 cm) diameter – same colour Exhibitor must grow all exhibits & flowers exhibited with foliage on stem |
17. | Marigolds, 3 Blooms, 3" (7cm) and over – same colour Exhibitor must grow all exhibits & flowers exhibited with foliage on stem |
18. | Petunias, 3 Blooms – single Exhibitor must grow all exhibits & flowers exhibited with foliage on stem |
19. | Rose, 1 bloom – floating Exhibitor must grow all exhibits & flowers exhibited with foliage on stem |
20. | Rose, 1 spray Exhibitor must grow all exhibits & flowers exhibited with foliage on stem |
Special Most Points in Arrangements – Classes 1 – 20 Prize: $10 Prize: Perpetual Plaque Sponsor: Lynden Horticultural Society $10 | |
Special Judges Choice in Arrangements Prize: $10 Sponsor: Ena and Dennis Kerr $10 Sponsorship: $10.00, Ena Kerr | |
Special Most points in Cut Flowers Prize: $10 Sponsor: Karen Coulter $ 10 | |
21. | Snapdragons, 3 Stems Exhibitor must grow all exhibits & flowers exhibited with foliage on stem |
22. | Chrysanthemum, 1 Spray Exhibitor must grow all exhibits & flowers exhibited with foliage on stem |
23. | Salvia, 3 Spikes Exhibitor must grow all exhibits & flowers exhibited with foliage on stem |
24. | Cosmos, 3 Blooms Exhibitor must grow all exhibits & flowers exhibited with foliage on stem |
25. | Dahlia, 3 Blooms, under 4" (10 cm) diameter Exhibitor must grow all exhibits & flowers exhibited with foliage on stem |
26. | Dahlia, 1 bloom, 4" diameter or over Exhibitor must grow all exhibits & flowers exhibited with foliage on stem |
27. | Largest Dahlia Container considered – Must have grown the plant at least three months |
28. | Zinnias, 3 Blooms Exhibitor must grow all exhibits & flowers exhibited with foliage on stem |
29. | Sedum, 1 Stem – Cut Flowers Exhibitor must grow all exhibits & flowers exhibited with foliage on stem |
PELARGONIUM (GERANIUM) SPECIAL:
Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3
30. | Geranium – 3 Cut Blooms |
31. | An Arrangement Using Geraniums – in a suitable container |
32. | A Pot of Mixed Geraniums – named |
DECORATIVE POTTED PLANTS:
Container considered – Must have grown the plant at least three months -Refer to Tips for Grooming
Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4
33. | Hydroponic Plant – In a suitable container |
34. | African Violet, Flowering |
35. | Flowering Plant, IDENTIFIED |
36. | Cactus or Succulent, Single Plant |
37. | Coleus Pot |
38. | Begonia, Any Type, Flowering |
39. | Hanging Plant, non-flowering |
40. | Mixed Patio Pot, at least 3 Varieties |
Most Points in Cut Flowers & Potted Plants -Classes 13 – 40 Prize: $25 Gift Certificate Sponsor: The Dirt Depot $25 Gift Certificate | |
Special Most Points in Pelargonium (Geranium) – Classes 30 – 32 Prize: $10 Prize: Plaque Sponsor: Flamborough Horticultural Society $10 | |
SECTION 80
WOODCARVING
CHAIR: Dave Wilson – 519-647-2438
COMMITTEE: Sybille Stahl, Joe Thorogood
Rules and Regulations:
- Two entries per classes 1 to 22 are allowed.
- Maximum size 18″ by 18″, excepting canes and walking sticks
- No computer-generating items (i.e. laser cut items).
- Youth section is up to age 15. Two entries per youth allowed.
Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4
OPEN AMATEUR CLASSES::
1. | Relief Carving – (Shallow, Deep, Open) Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $3 |
2. | Carving in the Round – Wildlife & Domestic Animals – other than birds |
3. | Birds (painted or natural) |
4. | Caricature or Human Form |
5. | Chip Carving |
6. | Miscellaneous – Can include other medium e.g. bone, antler, gourd, soapstone, spoons, flowers, chains, canes, etc. |
NOVICE CLASSES::
7. | Relief Carving – (Shallow, Deep, Open) |
8. | Carving in the Round – Wildlife & Domestic Animals – other than Birds |
9. | Birds (Painted or Natural) |
10. | Caricature or Human Form |
11. | Chip Carving |
12. | Miscellaneous – can include other medium e.g. bone, antler, gourd, soapstone, spoons flowers, chains and canes, etc. |
SENIOR CLASSES:
Sixty-five years and older, no entry fee required
13. | Relief Carving – (Shallow, Deep, Open) |
14. | Carving in the Round – Wildlife & Domestic Animals – other than Birds |
15. | Birds (Painted or Natural) |
16. | Caricature or Human Form |
17. | Chip Carving |
18. | Miscellaneous – Can include other medium e.g. bone, antler, gourd, soapstone, spoons, flowers, chains and canes. etrc |
YOUTH CLASSES::
19. | Youth ages up to 15 years allowed to enter up to tow entries Painted or Unpainted Woodcarving, Woodburning, Chip Carving, Relief Carving, Soapstone, etc. |
OPEN TO ALL CARVERS::
20. | Carving (Relief or Carving in the Round) Representing Fariming |
Additional First Prize: Class 20 Prize: $20 Sponsor: Copetown Wood Chippers in Memory of Bruce Hill $20 | |
WOODBURNING:
21. | Open Amateur Class – Any Natural or Painted Article |
22. | Novice Class – Any Natural or Painted Article |
23. | Senior Class – Any Natural or Painted Article |
WOODCARVING DEMONSTRATION
The Copetown Wood Chippers will be demonstrating woodcarving and woodburning throughout the weekend. Come and see what woodcarving and woodburning is all about.
Best in Open Amateur – Classes 1 – 6 Prize: $25 Gift Certificate & Rosette Sponsor: County Ag Services $25 Gift Certificate | |
Best in Novice – Classes 7 – 12 Prize: $25 Gift Certificate & Rosette Sponsor; County Ag Services $25 Gift Certficate | |
Best in Seniors – Classes 13 -18 Prize: $25 Gift Certificate & Rosette Sponsor County Ag Services $25 Gift Certficate | |
Best of Woodburning Prize: $25 Gift Certificate & Rosette Sponsor: County Ag Services $25 Gift Certficate |
81 – Photography
Classes:
1. Vacation Scene or Activity Prizes: 1st: $10,
2nd: $8, 3rd: $5
2. Family or Friends Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5
3. Animal(s) Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5
4. Humourous Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5
5. Orange Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5
6. Cars, real or toy Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5
7. Photographer’s Choice Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8,
3rd: $5
Most Points Junior Colour Photo Prints – Classes 1 – 7
Prize: Family Pass to Pumpkin Patch Prize: Perpetual
trophy & Plaque
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION
Rules and Regulations:
Open to all ages.
Visible print size is 5” x 7”.
Prints must be securely mounted on medium or
heavy weight paper.
Mounts must be 1/2″ min., and not extend more
than 1″ beyond the print on any side. No frame or
glass allowed.
All photographs must be taken by the exhibitor.
8. On Vacation Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5
9. Stripes and Curves Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8,
3rd: $5
10. Purple Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5
11. Nature Close-Up Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5
12. People or Person Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5
13. Humourous Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5
14. Pet(s) Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5
15. In the Country Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5
16. Rockton Fair 2019 Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5
17. Landscape or Seascape Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8,
3rd: $5
Additional 1st Prize – Class 17 Prize: $25 Gift Certificate
18. Reflections Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5
19. Trains, Planes or Automobiles Prizes: 1st: $10,
2nd: $8, 3rd: $5
Additional 1st Prize – Class 19 Prize: $25 Gift Certificate
20. Photographer’s Choice Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8,
3rd: $5
21. Architecture Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5
22. Photographer’s Choice Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8,
3rd: $5
Best Photograph in Amateur Competition – Classes 8
to 22 Prize: Perpetual trophy & keeper
Best Photograph – Classes 8 – 22 Prize: $25 Gift
Certificate
ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION
Rules and Regulations:
Open to all ages.
All photographs must be taken by the exhibitor.
Visible print size to be a min. 49 sq. inches (e.g.
7″x7″) to a max. of 96 sq. inches (e.g. 8″x12″).
Prints shall be securely mounted on medium or
heavy weight paper.
Mounts 1/2″ minimum shall not extend more than 2″
beyond the print on any side. No frame or glass
allowed.
23. Vintage Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $8
24. Architecture Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $8
25. People or Person Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $8
26. Photographer’s Choice Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10,
3rd: $8
27. People or Person Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $8
Additional 1st Prize – Class 27 Prize: $25 Gift Certificate
28. Around the World Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10,
3rd: $8
29. Landscape or Seascape Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10,
3rd: $8
Additional 1st Prize – Class 29 Prize: $25 Gift Certificate
30. Nature Close-Up Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $8
31. Rockton Fair 2018 Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10,
3rd: $8
32. Creative Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $8
33. Photographer’s Choice Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10,
3rd: $8
Best Overall Photograph in Advanced – Classes 23 to
33 Prize: $25 Gift Certificate
Please note that for health and safety reasons we will not be having a Wine Competition in 2021.
SECTION 83
GRAIN
Prizes: 1st: $13, 2nd: $11, 3rd: $9, 4th: $8
Special prizes:
Most Points-Classes 1-6 Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $30, 3rd: $20
Sponsor: Szentimrey Seeds
Most Points-Classes 1-8 Prize: Perpetuating Trophy
Osborne L. Sager Memorial Trophy
Champion Most Points-Classes 8-13 Prizes: 1st: $100 seed
voucher & Trophy, 2nd: $50.00 voucher
Sponsor:
Classes:
1. Ten litres – White winter wheat, named.
2. Ten litres – Barley, six row, named.
3. Ten litres – Barley, two row, named.
4. Ten litres – Soft red wheat, named.
5. Ten litres – Oats, A.O.V, named.
6. Ten litres – Soybeans, previous year’s crop accepted, named.
7. Soybeans, eight plants, no roots, mounted on a background, 24” x 30”.- Named
Additional 1st Prize – Class 7 Prizes: 1st: $30, 2nd: $20
Sponsor: Pioneer Seeds, Croptech, Dave & Sharon Gowland, Greg Kitching
8. Ten litres, shelled corn, previous year’s crop accepted, named Prize: Special: 1 Bag Northrup King Seeds additional first prize
Sponsor: Brad Nimijohn
9. Half bushel of corn, on ear, must be exhibited in half bushel hamper only.
Championship or Special Prize:
10. Eight stalks of grain corn, no roots, variety named, cob exposed.
11. Tallest corn, three stalks, no roots, cob exposed.
12. Best five ears of early corn under 2800 units
13. Best five ears of late corn over 2800 units.
Additional 1st Prize – Champion Class 12 & 13 – Most points combined – $100
14. Sunflower, largest single head. Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6, 4th: $4
15. Weed Collection, Minimum six weeds, named & mounted on 22” x 28” Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6, 4th: $4
Additional 1st Prize – Class 15 Prize: $50 Voucher
Sponsor: Pioneer Seeds, Croptech, Dave & Sharon Gowland, Greg Kitching
SPECIAL GRAIN CLASSES:
Sheaves to be six inches or more in diameter at the band, tied with ribbon.
Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $40, 3rd: $30
16. Sheaf of oats, any variety.
17. Sheaf of wheat, any variety.
18. Sheaf of barley, any variety.
GRAIN FARMERS OF ONTARIO SPECIAL:
19. Ten litres of winter wheat, named. Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $5, 4th: $3
Open to Wentworth residents only
20. Sheaves of oats, wheat and barley. Prizes: 1st: $40, 2nd: $30, 3rd: $20
Sheaves to be six inches or more in diameter at the band, tied with a ribbon.
SECTION 84
HAY & SILAGE EXHIBIT
Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6, 4th: $5, 5th: $5, 6th: $5, 7th: $5
Special prizes:
Champion of Classes 1-3. Prize: Millrose Farm Trophy
Sponsor: Ken & Nancy Mills
Minimum of 10” to a maximum of 15” slice of a bale, properly tied, baler formed
Classes:
1. First Cut Hay Alfalfa – at least 85%
2. First Cut Hay Mixed Hay – at least 50% legume
3. First Cut Hay Grass – at least 85%
4. Second Cut Hay Alfalfa – at least 85%
5. Second Cut Hay-Mixed Hay – at least 50% legume
6. Third Cut Hay-Alfalfa – at least 85% alfalfa
7. Wheat Straw
8. Haylage (Half Bushel)
Containers will be supplied
9. Corn Silage (Half Bushel)
Containers will be supplied
Special – 1 Bag Northrup King Seeds
Sponsor: Brad Nimijohn
SECTION 85
ROOTS & VEGETABLES
Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $5, 4th: $4
Special prizes:
Champion Vegetable Exhibitor – Classes 1-42 Prize: Gift
Sponsor: Pasuta Family Farms
There will be split classes when there are more than eight entries per class.
Classes:
1. One 18” braided rope of garlic
2. Three bulbs garlic
3. Three shipping rutabagas
4. Red potatoes A.O.V., NAMED, 4 L. basket
5. Potatoes A.O.V., NAMED, 4 L. basket
6. Eight potatoes, largest by weight
7. Largest single potato, any shape, by weight
8. Half bushel potatoes, correctly, NAMED, in hamper only
9. Five carrots long
10. Five carrots, medium
11. The ‘ugliest’ carrot
12. Two heads, broccoli – trim leaves below head
13. Five table beets, any variety – stems trim to 1”
14. Three table beets (red) largest by weight
15. Two heads winter cabbage
16. Two heads red cabbage
17. Two heads savoy cabbage
18. One quart brussel sprouts
19. Two heads cauliflower
20. Two flowering kale or cabbage
21. Two pie pumpkins, matched
22. One field pumpkin, suitable for a Jack O’ Lantern
23. Two golden hubbard squash
24. Two turks turban squash
25. Two table queen squash
26. Two butternut squash
27. Five red roma tomatoes
28. Five tomatoes red
29. One pint cherry tomatoes
30. Five onions, yellow, cooking
31. Five onions, red
32. Five onions, spanish
33. One spanish onion largest (by weight) – trim to 1.5”
34. Five green sweet peppers
35. Five red sweet peppers
36. Three leeks
37. Heaviest zucchini
38. Longest zucchini
39. Herbs, three varieties, potted, named
40. Five ears ornamental corn
41. Table centerpiece, featuring local fruit
In exhibitor’s container, minimum of four different varieties
42. Table centerpiece, a collection of gourds to be displayed
In exhibitor’s wicker container, minimum of four different items
For classes 43-46:
Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $40, 3rd: $30, 4th: $20
43. A collection of garden vegetables, correctly named and arranged for display
Using garden tools as accessories. To be arranged on a space 18” x 36”
44. Cole vegetable display
Recognizing that Ontario’s principle suppliers of Cole vegetables are from Halton/Wentworth.
45. A collection of eight or more products produced from corn, labelled Using a space 36” x 36”
46. Vine produce
To be at least seven different species of vine fruits and/or vegetables
James L. Whetham champion exhibit – classes 43-48 Prize: $75
Sponsored by: Liz Whetham. Previous year winner not eligible
SECTION 86
CHRISTMAS TREE EXHIBIT
Rules and Regulations
Christmas trees grown anywhere may be entered in this competition.
No more than one tree per section may be exhibited by one exhibitor.
Trees shall not be less than five feet and not more than eight feet, measured from the butt or base of the trunk to the top of the main leader or stem. Trees that are not within this height range will be disqualified in classes 1 & 2.
No tree may be exhibited that has been sprayed with or has artificial colour added in any manner.
Exhibitors to supply their own tree stands.
Entries must be made on entry forms and sent to the General Manager.
Prizes: 1st: $90, 2nd: $80, 3rd: $60
Classes:
1. Fir Tree
2. Spruce Tree
3. Any Variety (table trees) may be in pot with roots attached
Not less than three feet high and not more than four feet high, including pot. Decorated for Christmas.
SECTION 87
GIANT PUMPKIN CHAMPIONSHIP
CHAIR: Fred Cooper, 519-647-2714
COMMITTEE: Tim Christianson, Ken McKnight, Corrie and Tim Nykamp, Peter Tursa, Kevin James, Robert Cooper, Kevin Thompson, Erin and Grant Mattis
Rules and Regulations:
The minimum weight for entry is 80 lbs.
Judging will take place on Saturday, October 9th, 2021, in front of the Farm and Home Building at 10:30 a.m.
Entries will be received up to judging time; however, participants are requested to have their entry forms into the fair General Manager by October 1nd, 2021 if at all possible.
A $10.00 R.A.S. exhibitor fee is required, if not retained from the previous year.
Only one pumpkin entry per exhibitor
Prizes: 1st: $300, 2nd: $200, 3rd: $150, 4th: $125, 5th: $100, 6th: $90, 7th: $80, 8th: $70, 9th: $50, 10th: $50
Special prizes:
Grand Champion Pumpkin Prize: Trophy
Sponsor: RAS
Additional Prize: $25
To all participants who enter a pumpkin weighing at least 80 pounds.
Classes:
1. Giant Pumpkin by Weight
Minimum weight 80 pounds
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT
SECTION 89 – 93
CHAIR: Rachel Wieczorek, 905-517-9749
Prize Lists & Online Entries are available at www.rocktonworldsfair.com
Junior Department’s Purpose:
- To supplement and encourage junior activities in the area served by the fair.
- To improve the educational value of the fair.
- To develop new exhibitors for the future.
- To stimulate the interest of a greater number of people in the fair.
Rules and Regulations:
- All rules and regulations will be strictly enforced.
- Junior Department is open to all eligible exhibitors within the age category.
- The classes are open to Juniors 10 to 21 years of age as of the calendar year.
- Previous winners of the top points awards are not eligible.
- Contestants must exhibit in at least nine classes to win one of the special prizes.
- The special prizes will be decided on by points.
- Age must be indicated on the exhibitor’s form.
- All work must be done by the exhibitor.
- All entries must be made on the entry form.
- Extra forms and prize lists may be obtained from the office.
- All entries must be in the hands of the General Manager, 812 Old Hwy #8, Rockton, L0R 1X0, on or before October 1, 2022.
- Late or changed entries will be charged $1.00 each.
- Exhibits must be placed between 1:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. on the Thursday prior to Thanksgiving Weekend.
- Junior entries will be received in the Youth & Agricultural Centre, except sections 78 & 81, which are received in the Farm & Home Hall.
- With the exception of those rules listed above, all other rules of the Rockton World’s Fair will apply.
- One item entry per class.
- A membership is not required to exhibit in the Junior department.
- Any article previously shown in Junior department will not be accepted.
- Junior directors are not responsible for exhibits left in hall after the fair’s closing time.
- Spectators will be cleared from the Youth & Agricultural Centre at 5 p.m. Thanksgiving Day.
- Your exhibitor pass is required to remove any exhibit(s).
- Exhibits must be picked up by 6 p.m. Thanksgiving Day.
- Junior Directors are not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged articles.
- Articles of baked goods may not be submitted in baking wrappers.
- All hay, grain, roots, seeds, and vegetables must be the property of the exhibitor, growth in the present year, and the production of the farm unless otherwise stated.
- All vegetables must be fresh.
***We are on ASSIST EXPO***
Complete and submit your entries online:
https://www.assistexpo.ca/rockton-agricultural-society
Points: 1st: 5pts; 2nd 4pts; 3rd 3pts; 4th 2pts; 5th 1pt
Ribbons: Awarded to 5th Place
Most Points in the Junior Department Prize: Gift presented at awards night The Dundas Rotary Club Award Previous winners are not elligble |
SECTION 88
FIELD CROPS
Prizes: 1st: $9, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $5
Classes:
1. | One peck of oats, any variety |
2. | One peck of barley |
3. | One peck of mixed grain, at least 20% oats |
4. | One peck of winter wheat |
5. | Corn ensilage, one-quart jar |
6. | Haylage, one-quart jar |
Each exhibit to be a 10″ slice of a bale, properly tied.
7. | First cut hay- 85% legume |
8. | First cut hay, legume and grass mixed , at least 50% grass |
9. | Second cut hay 85% legume |
10. | Third cut hay 85% legume |
Champion Hay Exhibitor Classes 7-10 Prize: $10 Sponsored by: Hamilton-Wentworth Federation of Agriculture | |
11. | Five ears of grain corn |
12. | Six stalks silage corn |
13. | Tallest stalk of corn, one specimen, no roots |
14. | Soybeans, six plants no roots, mounted on a background 24"X 30" |
SECTION 89
VEGETABLES
Prizes: 1st: $9, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $5
Classes:
1. | Three spanish onions, matching |
2. | Five beet specimens |
3. | Two squash butternut, matching |
4. | Two squash acorn, matching |
5. | Five table carrots, long |
6. | Two cabbage heads, any variety |
7. | Two pie pumpkins, matching |
8. | Largest beet |
9. | Longest bean |
10. | Largest carrot |
11. | Longest zucchini |
12. | Largest pumpkin |
13. | Three-litre basket potatoes, any variety, must be named |
14. | Most unusual potato |
15. | Most unusual carrot |
16. | Fall harvest basket, minimum of 5 fresh vegetables not to exceed 18"x18′ |
17. | Three sweet peppers |
18. | Decorated pumpkin, any size, not carved |
19. | Collection of gourds, minimum of 3 varieties |
SECTION 90
FOOD
Please ensure all food items are in clear, sealed, Ziploc bags with easy accessibility.
Articles of baked goods may not be submitted in baking wrappers.
Prizes: 1st: $9, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $5
Judged on decoration only:
1. | Three Cookies, decorated Halloween Theme |
2. | Three Cupcakes, decorated, each different, your choice |
3. | 8" Round Cake, decorated, Birthday theme |
4. | Rice Krispy Treat, Animal |
5. | Candy kabob, judged on appearance only Must be on a full size kabob stick 8" or larger |
Exhibitor must bring in whole pie. One slice will be cut & retained for judging.
Canning will not be refrigerated.
SECTION 91
ARTS & CRAFTS
No instructional kits to be used in these categories.
Junior Directors are not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged articles.
Prizes: 1st: $9, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $5
Classes:
1. | Decorated Christmas stocking |
2. | A homemade Christmas decoration |
3. | A decorative wall sign not to exceed 16"x16" |
4. | One scrapbooking page, Rockton Fair theme, 1 page, single sided |
5. | Article made of building blocks, mounted on base Not to exceed 12"x12"x12"- no kits |
6. | Article made of building blocks, not mounted Not to exceed 12"x12"x12"- no kits |
7. | One party invitation to a Birthday |
8. | One knitted or crocheted Item |
9. | Homemade birdhouse Not to exceed 20’"x 20" |
10. | Garden stone Not to exceed 12"x12"x12" |
11. | One item of homemade jewellery |
12. | Largest ball of baler twine |
13. | Decorated face mask |
14. | Any article made by sewing machine |
15. | Any unique art work or craft made by the exhibitor Not to exceed 20"x20"x20" article must have been made after November 2022 |
16. | Favourite page in a sketch book |
17. | Origami, any item or creation |
18. | Sculptures (play doh, paper mache, clay, pottery, etc. |
19. | OAAS poster competition – "Promoting Your Fair" Grades 9-12 only. Poster size 8.5" X 11" to 11" X 17" without border. Must be centered and mounted on cardstock or bristol board with a 2″ border |
20. | Any article made of metal by the exhibitor after the 2022 Fair Not to exceed 30"x30"x30" |
21. | Duct tape creation Not to exceed 12"x12"x12" |
22. | Creation of your own kind including at least 1 Tim Horton’s cup |
23. | Create a homemade wreath using artificial materials |
24. | Hand decorated shirt |
SECTION 92
FLOWERS
Vases must not exceed 10” in height and 5” in width
Prizes: 1st: $9, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $5
Classes:
1. | Artificial flowers centerpiece |
2. | Fresh flower centrepiece |
Additional 1st Class 2 Prize: $10 Sponsor: Sandra Hanes | |
3. | One corsage |
4. | Presses flower creation |
5. | Geranium, three blooms |
6. | One floating rose |
7. | Three marigolds taller than 3" |
8. | Chrysanthemum, one spray |
9. | Dahlia, largest bloom |
10. | Wild flower arrangement |
11. | African violet, flowering, single flowering |
Additional 1st Prize Class 11 Prize: $10 Sponsor: Sandra Hanes | |
12. | Cactus or succulent, any variety |
13. | Flower arrangement in a mason jar |
SECTION 93
FRUIT
Prizes: 1st: $9, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $5
Classes:
1. | Five macintosh apples |
2. | Five royal gala apples |
3. | Five golden delicious apples |
4. | Cherry tomatoes, one pint box |
5. | Five pears, any variety |
6. | Four tomatoes |
7. | Assortment of fresh fruit, arranged in a basket |
For additional
Junior Classes see
SECTION 78-Art, and
SECTION 81-Photography
How to Exhibit
Step 1: Read through our prize book sections (located to the left) and decide what sections and classes you wish to enter.
Step 2: Read all the Rules and Regulations and note deadlines for the sections you are planning to enter. Deadline dates can be found at the beginning of the prize list and/or each section. Not all entry forms and exhibits are due at the same time.
Step 3: Enter online here!
Step 4: Pay your fees if applicable! Please note: You may have to pay a $10 exhibitor fee to enter.
Step 5: We print you off tags to attach to your items.
Step 6: We’ll contact you and let you know when your tags are ready and give you the option of picking up the tags or having us mail them to you. If you owe a $10 exhibitor fee, we’ll wait until the fee has been paid before we say sayonara to the tags.
Step 7: Double-check when you are to drop off your exhibits. Remember: Not all exhibits are due at the same time!
Step 8: Drop off your exhibit to the Fairgrounds on the date it’s due during the time it’s due.
Step 9: It’s finally time to enjoy the fruits of your labor! Take a stroll through the Farm and Home Building and the Youth and Agricultural Building to see if you are a winner! Good luck!
Step 10: We will be hard at work entering all of the results and mailing out prize cheques after the fair… Keep your eye on the Mailbox if you are a winner!