ExhIbITOR REgISTRATION PROcEduRES Please read all the following information carefully.

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1 164th Orono Fair Exhibitors Book TOUCH OF COUNTRY September 8th - 11th

2 A CELEBRATION OF AGRICULTURE DINNER & CONCERT Friday September 9th 2016 A limited number of special guests will experience this new addition to the Orono Fair. Designed to provide an evening to remember and insights into Orono s authentic agricultural heritage, guests will enjoy a three part evening including a curated agri-tour, a local feast and the fair s Friday night concert. At dinner you will receive a fair wrist band that will enable you to attend the fair for the entire weekend. The scenic tour will begin at the fair s offsite parking lot and take you through the Orono crown-lands. After visiting some local producers, guests will dine on a feast at Hayfield Farms, prepared by King s Court Catering. The meal will take place in a heritage, 1800 s barn, which dates back to the early agricultural roots of the region. Fresh, local produce will be featured. After the fabulous meal you will be taken to the 164th Orono Fair for the traditional Friday night concert. The fair is your connection place to the local producers and farmers as well as your opportunity to purchase some of the local products featured during the feast. Tickets for this wonderful package are $75.00 and can be purchased from Beth Meszaros , Janet Taylor or info@oronofair.com This unique event is brought to you by Orono Agricultural Society, King s Court Catering and Hayfield Farms. HEADLINERER FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 9th 7pm $15 until August 15th Price Goes RAIN OR SHINE Also Available until Sept 2nd Sold Locally - CASH ONLY Orono TRU-VALUE Coop Watson s Farm Market (Bowmanville)

3 164th ORONO FAIR Hosted by the Orono Agricultural Society Held at the Orono Fairgrounds Orono Agricultural Society, Box 90, 2 Princess St., Orono Ontario L0B 1M0 Telephone (905) Website: NOTE: Dairy Cattle; Elementary School; R.C. Truck & Tractor; Spinning Contest Heavy, Light and Open Horse all have special show secretaries. Please refer to Classes for entry instructions. All livestock entrants must enter grounds through Rowe Street entrance only. ExhIbITOR REgISTRATION PROcEduRES Please read all the following information carefully. 1. All exhibitors must hold a 2016 membership in the Orono Agricultural Society, before his/her entry can be processed. To obtain this current membership please send $10.00 with your entry form, cheques payable to the Orono Agricultural Society. Please don t send cash in the mail. Juniors (17 and under) are exempt from paying the membership fee. The Society will assign the exhibitor a membership number which will be used on the exhibition tags and in all classes. 2. Entries must be post-marked or ed to info@oronofair.com, no later than Saturday, August 27. Acceptance of late entries will be at the discretion of the Office Administrator. Electronic entry submission is available at 3. Entry forms must be filled out completely indicating if you are an adult or junior. Exhibitors 17 and under need a parent/guardian consent on the form. Put Class and Section number in proper places - see sample form below. Each exhibitor must submit a separate form. 4. The entry fee for each class is printed with the specific rules and regulations for that class. This fee is a percentage of the exhibitors prize winnings and will be deducted by the Orono Agricultural Society (OAS) after the Fair. 5. Exhibition tags can be picked up at the Fair office after 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, September 6. No tags will be mailed out unless by special permission of the OAS. Please bring tape/pins to attach your exhibition tags to your exhibits. 6. All exhibitors are expected to familiarize themselves with the General Rules and Regulations outlined on the following pages. In addition to these general rules each class may have their own specific regulations. Read them thoroughly and contact the committee chairperson if you have any questions. For all other inquiries please contact the Office Administrator. All exhibitors must comply with Exhibitor Registration Procedures appearing on the first page of Fair Book. 3

4 INdEx Exhibitor Registration Instructions... 3 Ambassador of the Fair Contest Agricultural Society Service List Art Competition Beef Cattle Beef Cattle, Junior Central Canadian Horse Pull Children s Pet Show Children s Pumpkin Decorating Contest Country General Store... 8 Culinary Arts Cultural Expressions Dairy Cattle Elementary & High School Prize List Field Crops H Grade Three Argicultural Education Day...38 Heavy Horses Heritage Tractor Show and Pulling Honey Bee Display...23 Hunter Show Kid s Pedal Pull Lawn Tractor Pulling Demonstration Light Horses Livestock Lane & Agricultual Awareness Area...38 Local School Agricultural Education Day...38 Maple Syrup Meat Goat Show Old Time Fiddlers Contest Orono Fair Idol Competition Parade Photographic Competition Plants & Flowers Poultry Scarecrow Competition Schedule of Orono Fair Events Sheep Show Spinners & Knitters Vegetables & Fruit Woodworking Youth Poster Competition

5 ORONO AgRIcuLTuRAL FAIR - REgISTRATION FORM Orono Agricultural Society, Box 90, 2 Princess St., Orono Ontario L0B 1M0 Telephone (905) Website: NOTE: Dairy Cattle; Elementary School; R.C. Truck & Tractor; Spinning Contest Heavy, Light and Open Horse all have special show secretaries. Please refer to Classes for entry instructions. Entries must be post-marked no later than Saturday, August 27, 2016 All livestock entrants must enter grounds through Rowe Street entrance only. MEMbERShIP NO. NEW MEMbER q AduLT q JuNIOR q AddRESS change q NAME: PhONE: AddRESS: city: Pc: class No. Section No. Article description or Animal Type Sex shall indemnify and Hold Harmless the Orono Agricultural Society, their members, agents and employees from and against all claims, demands, losses, costs, damages, action, suits or proceedings by any third parties that may arise out of, or may attribute to, all operations performed by or carried out by his agents, employees, or servants, or anyone whose acts he may be held liable, whosoever caused. I hereby certify that the above entries are made in accordance with the rules of the Orono Agricultural Society. Entrant s Signature: Guardian (if under age 18): All exhibitors must comply with Exhibitor Regulations Procedures appearing on the first page of the Fair Book. 5

6 ADMISSION Daily Admission September 8th to 11th Thursday ONLY 2 for 1 admission Friday- Sunday $10.00 per day FAIR PASSES WEEKEND PASS Friday Concert INCLUDED $35 FRIDAY NIGHT CONCERT SAVE with Advanced Tickets oronofair.com GATES PRICE $20 **Concert Includes *Daily admission fair admission. Children Children 13 & under FREE require a concert ticket for with adult admission concert admission As a condition of entrance, backpacks and bags may be seacherd WORKING DOGS ONLY ON GROUNDS, with pet show exceptions. Please see pet show rules for exceptions FAIR OFFICE HOURS Tues Sept 6 9 am to 3 pm Wed Sept 7 9 am to 9 pm Thurs Sept 8 8 am to 10 pm Fri Sept 9 8 am to 11 pm Sat Sept 10 8 am to 8 pm Sun Sept 11 9 am to 4:00 pm ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The Annual Meeting of Orono Agricultural Society is held in January Check for more details. Orono Agricultural Society would like to thank all our generous sponsors for their continued loyalty towards the Orono Fair NEIGHBOURING FAIRS Jun 2-5 Brooklin Spring Fair Jun 9-12 Millbrook Fair Jun 11 Haliburton County Fair Jul Lakefield Fair Aug 4-7 Peterborough Exhibition Aug 5-6 Wilberforce Fair Aug 5-7 Fenelon Fair Aug Blackstock Fair Sept 2-4 Kinmount Fair Sept 3-5 Port Perry Fair Sept 9-11 Uxbridge Fair Sept Sunderland Fair Sept Beaverton Fair Sept Port Hope Fair Sept Lindsay Central Exhibition Sept 29 - Oct 1 Bobcaygeon Fair Oct 8-10 Norwood Fair 6

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8 Country General Store DROP BY throughout the weekend for some cooking demonstrations & Children s crafts 2016 Featured Vendors Farmhouse Cider King s Court Catering Timeless Essentials Tyrone Mill s Hayfield Farms Clarington Museums We are located in the tent south of the Agricultural Building Step back in time in our old time Country General Store Where children can play & Adults can mingle and shop 8

9 President s Message The 164th Orono Fair is just around the corner. We have a fun and event filled line up scheduled again for all our guests this year. Demo Cross will be returning Thursday night to start off a great weekend of events and entertainment, and the children s Power Wheels derby will be back again. The weekend lineup will also include livestock shows, a chainsaw carver and a blacksmith along with cooking demonstrations in our General Store and a great midway provided by Homeniuk Rides. Our Agricultural education program along with Livestock Lane is always a busy and informative part of the fair to see. Also don t forget to treat yourself to some of the great traditional fair snacks that are always a crowd pleaser. I would once again like to take this time to say a special thank-you to all of our volunteers, directors, executive and sponsors for their dedication and overwhelming help and support. With these people events like this will continue to happen well after 164th year. The fair is a great place to catch up with old friends and also to make lasting memories with new ones. You can stay up to date with us on Facebook or our website Have a safe and fun visit with us and I hope to see you all at the fair. OAS President Todd Graves Ambassador s Message I am excited and honoured to welcome all exhibitors, sponsors, visitors and friends to the 2016 Orono Fair. After last years rain filled weekend, in which our patience and footwear were tested to the limits, I expect that we are due for beautiful sunshine this year. I have been privileged enough to represent the Orono Agricultural Society as their fair ambassador, I witnessed how the volunteers making up the Orono Agricultrual Society rallied together to put on more events this year than before despite the uncertainty of success. It is inspiring to be involved with a group that is so dedicated and passionate about celebrating agriculture and the accomplishments of our community. Thank you for supporting the Orono Fair through your attendance and participation. I look forward to representing Orono and the Clarington community proudly at the CNE Ambassador of the Fairs Competition in August. I encourage anyone who is interested in the ambassador program to take a leap and compete. The ambassador position is what you make of it. If you want to contribute to the fair, your community and are willing to have fun, then this role may just be perfect for you. Your Orono Fair Ambassador Alexandria Breen 9

10 2016 OFFIcERS & STAFF President, Todd Graves Vice-President, Michael Di Lella nd Vice-President, Shelby Dillon Past President, Brad Found Office Administrator, Valerie Vanschagen Fair Management Treasurer, Jennifer Graves directors Todd Graves, Michael Di Lella, Brad Found, Tim Tufts, Matt Stephenson, Elaine Dillon, Cassandra Hollingsworth, Brian Dillon, Darren Ayre, Sara Gilroy, David Hendrikx, Shelby Dillon, Don Armstrong, Irene Matchett, Jeff Dillon, Mary Ann Found, Minne Wiersma, Ron Robinson, Ted Meszaros, Terry Matchett, Gwen Breen, Rita Buder, Mike Heeny, Martha Hendrikx, Kassidy Gilroy (Jr.Director), Zackary Lagace (Jr. Director), Kurtis Matchett (Jr. Director) honorary directors Mr. Erin O Toole, M.P.; Ms. Kim Rudd, M.P; Granville Andeson, M.P.P.; Mayor Adrian Foster; Roger Anderson, Chairman Region of Durham honorary MEMbERS Ray Dickson*;Roy Forrester*;Lawrence Staples*;Wm Reid* Garnet Rickard*;Ray Staples*;Carlos Tamblyn*;Harold Ransberry*;Don Staples*;Francis Jose*;Gerald Rainey* George Carson*;Ron Locke*;Aleck Moffat*;Helen Robinson Harvey Robinson;Lloyd Ayre;Esther Allin;Wallace Boughen*;Lloyd Sharpe*;Arline Ayre;Gord Robinson Eileen Kennedy;John Conrad & family;flora Sharpe* Keith Qualtrough *= in memoriam general RuLES ANd REguLATIONS VIOLATION OF RuLES 1. Any exhibitor who violates any of the following rules or any rules printed in any of the Classes of the Prize Book shall be liable, upon the decision of the Executive Committee, to the forfeiture of any and all prizes, prize money and awards which may have been awarded to the exhibitor as well as any entry fees that may have been paid, whether for any entry shown before or after such violation and such exhibitor may be barred from showing at the Orono Fair for such period as the Executive determines. competition 2. Any member may compete for any and all prizes offered with each class, special prizes included. 3. No person shall display any badges or prize tickets until such time as the exhibit has been judged. PROTESTS 4. Any exhibitor protest must be made in writing. This protest must be received by the OAS office no later than the last day of the Fair. It must be accompanied by a deposit of $5.00 which will be forfeited to the Society if the said protest is not sustained. (The deposit will be $25.00 for all livestock classes). Such protests will be dealt with at the next meeting of the Board of Directors. decision OF JudgES 5. No person shall interfere with judges while they are performing their duties. The decision of the Judge shall be final in all cases, except where fraud, misrepresentation or collusion is proven. In such cases, the Executive Committee shall make the final decision. ExhIbITS 6. All exhibits must be the bona fide property of the exhibitor. Fruit and vegetables must have been grown by the exhibitor. 7. Changing of entry tickets will forfeit any prize awarded in the section concerned. PRIZE RIbbONS 8. The first prize will be Red, second prize Blue and third prize White. PAYMENT OF PRIZE MONEY 9. Prize money will be paid after the Fair by cheque. Appropriate deductions from prize money will be made at this time. (i.e. Entry fees) LIAbILITY 10. The Society reserves the right to interpret its own rules and regulations. No Director or Officer on behalf of the Society shall make exceptions to the same. 11. All exhibits shall be under the control and direction of the Society but solely at the risk of the exhibitor. The Society will not be responsible for damage, injury, loss or theft of any exhibit, regardless of the cause of such damage, injury or theft. Each exhibitor will be solely responsible for any article exhibited and shall indemnify the Society against all legal or other proceedings in regard thereto. WEAThER 12. In the event of bad weather, with a consequent loss in gate receipts, the Society reserves the right to pay a percentage of the prize money. ERRORS 13. The Society will not be responsible for any errors, printing or otherwise, in this Prize book. AdMISSION 14. Admission will be by authorized instruments i.e. passes, bracelet, gold card,etc. INSuRANcE 15. All livestock exhibitors are required to file with the Office Administrator of the OAS written proof of an existing liability insurance policy which will indemnify the Society for any damages from liability resulting from the exhibition of livestock at the fair. 10

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13 AMbASSAdOR TO ThE FAIR contest 2016 September 8th, 2016 at 7:30 pm on the indoor arena stage **This is open to Males & Females** This annual competition will be held on Thursday, Rules and Regulations: 1. Contestants must have been a resident of Canada for two years and a resident of Clarington for six months prior to the competition. 2. Contestants must be a minimum of 17 years of age by August 15th 2016, so that when they compete for the CNE Ambassador of the Fairs competition in Toronto in August 2016, they will be 18 years of age. 3. Contestants may not enter more than twice. 4. Contestants will be interviewed by a panel of three judges. The judges will decide the finalist on the basis of community knowledge and involvement, knowledge of the fair and agriculture, personality and presentation. 5. Each contestant will be required to submit a resume, and answer an impromptu question based on its contents. They must also deliver a prepared speech on a topic of their choice, of about 2 minutes in duration. 6. Contestants are required to be available by 4:30pm on the evening of the September 8th, 2016 to participate in interviews and a rehearsal. The contestant chosen as Ambassador must be available to attend throughout the duration of the Fair weekend. 7. The successful contestant may not hold another title which the committee deems may be in conflict with their duties as the Orono Fair Ambassador. 8. The Fair Ambassador is required to be available to represent the Orono Agricultural Society at numerous events and functions throughout the year, including but not limited to meetings, the Santa Claus parade, the OAAS convention in February 2017, and the CNE Ambassador to the Fairs Competition in August Anyone interested should contact the Chairperson of the committee prior to August 27th Rebecca Boyd, Chairperson....(905) (ambassador@oronofair.com) GOOD LUCK to all contestants! We extend our very sincere thanks to all those who have donated prizes and sponsored our contestants. A complete list of prizes and sponsors will be displayed at the competition. The Ambassador shall receive: A sash or medallion, tiara, and a bouquet of flowers (courtesy of the Orono Agricultural Society). All Contestants shall receive: A sash and $50 from their sponsors, and a bouquet of flowers (courtesy of the Orono Agricultural Society). heavy horses class 10 Saturday, September 10th at 9:30 am chairperson: Glen Wood, Committee: Robert Robinson, Tim Tufts, Chris Dunlop, Bert Reid, David Robinson Rules and Regulations: All Classes Show in the East Ring. All livestock exhibitors must show proof of liability Insurance with livestock entry form. Entries are due by Friday Sept 9th Exhibits of horses must be on the grounds on or before 8:30 a.m. Saturday, September 10th and may depart upon completion of their classes. All halter classes to be commenced at 9:30 a.m. Prize money to be paid out only to worthy exhibitors. Where there is no competition in any section, not more than two prizes shall be awarded to the same exhibitor. No stallions may be handled by a youth. NO Entry Fee to be deducted, LINE class Prize Money: $35.00; $30.00; $25.00; $22.00; $20.00; $10.00 for each additional entry. Section 1. Heavy Horse on Line 2. Commercial Horse on Line 3. Haflinger on Line JuNIOR ShOWMANShIP Prize Money: $25.00; $22.00; $20.00; $18.00; $17.00 $10.00 for each additional entry 4. Draft, Commercial and Haflinger Junior Showmanship. Open to boys and girls who have not reached their 18th birthday by January 1 of show year harness class Teams must be hitched to a vehicle. Prize Money: $125.00; $115.00; $105.00; $85.00; $75.00, for each additional entry 5. Draft Team, Heavy 6. Draft Team, Light 7. Commercial Team, Heavy 8. Commerical Team Heavy SINgLE hitch Prize Money: $75.00; $70.00; $65.00; $60.00; $55.00 $50.00 for each additional entry 9. Draft Single, Heavy 10. Draft Single, Light 11. Commercial Single, Heavy 12. Commercial Single, Light SPEcIAL Open to commercial and draft 13. Open Pleasure draft & commercial Team of horses driven by a Lady (with partner) $55.00; $50.00; $45.00; $40.00; $35.00 each additional entry 13

14 14. Junior driver 17 & under driving a Team (with partner) $55.00; $50.00; $45.00; $40.00; $25.00 each additional entry hitch classes 15. Aleck Moffat Memorial Four Horse Draft & commercial hitch. (To include driver & helper) Sponsored by Norma Moffat and Family, Trophy to be presented. $200.00; $180.00; $160.00; $140.00; $120.00; $ each additional entry. 16. unicorn hitch draft & commercial (To include driver & helper) Sponsored by Orono Agricultural Society & Mel Hartwig Sand, Gravel & Excavating, Orono, On tario. $135.00; $125.00; $110.00; $75.00; $75.00; $75.00 $60.00 each additional entry 17. champion draft & commercial Team (Open to Teams who showed in class 5, 6, 7, 8). One entry per exhibitor. Sponsored by Knox-Beeken Percherons, Hampton, Ontario $135.00; $125.00; $110.00; $75.00, $ 75.00, $75.00, $50.00 each additional entry haflingers (See also class 10; Section 3) 18. Single hitch $55.00; $50.00; $45.00; $40.00 each additional entry 19. Team hitch $100.00; $85.00; $75.00; $65.00; $50.00 each additional entry 20. unicorn hitch $125.00; $110.00; $95.00; $80.00; $65.00 each additional entry 21. Four horse hitch $125.00; $115.00; $105.00; $85.00 each additional entry 22. Troika hitch $125.00; $110.00; $95.00; $80.00; $65.00 each additional entry 23. Open Pleasure Single horse Lady to drive $55.00; $50.00; $45.00; $40.00; $35.00 each additional entry 24. Single Tandem $100.00; $85.00; $75.00; $65.00; $45.00 each additional entry We would like to thank our sponsors for their generous contributions LIghT horses class 15 Saturday, September 10th at 9:30 a.m. chairperson: Glen Wood Committee: Robert Robinson, Tim Tufts, Chris Dunlop, Bert Reid, David Robinson, Mary Ruth Moore, Stuart Cochrane Rules and Regulations: All classes show in the East Ring. All livestock exhibitors 14 must show proof of liability insurance with livestock entry form. Entries are due by Friday September 9th Exhibits of horses must be on the grounds on or before 8:30 AM and may depart on completion of their classes. Line classes commence at 9:30 AM. NO entry fee to be deducted. ROAdSTER horses (Standardbreds only) Section 1. Roadster on halter any age $35.00; $32.00; $28.00; $26.00; $24.00; $20 for each additional entry. 2. Roadster Team hitched. $80.00; $70.00; $60.00, $50.00; $40.00 for each additional entry. 3. Single Roadster to a Wagon (Over 15.2 hands hitched) $60.00; $50.00; $45.00; $45:00; $45.00; $40.00 for each additional entry. 4. Single Roadster to a Wagon (under 15.2 hands hitched) $60.00; $50.00; $45.00; $45.00; $45.00; $40.00 for each additional entry. 5. Single Roadster to bike (Over 15.2 hands) $60.00; $50.00; $45.00; $45.00; $45.00; $40.00 for each additional entry. 6. Single Roadster to bike (under 15.2 hands) $60.00; $50.00; $45.00; $45.00; $45.00; $40.00 for each additional entry. 7. Roadster to bike Stake $150.00; $100.00; $80.00; $65.00; $50.00 for each additional entry. Halter presented to winner by Gerald Rainey & Family, 8. Lady driver Roadster to bike $60.00; $50.00; $45.00; $45.00; $45.00; $40 for each additional entry bill Reid Memorial Roadster Open Wagon Stake, $150.00; $100.00; $80.00; $65.00 $50.00 for each additional entry. Class Sponsored by Elva Reid, Cooler presented to winner by Elva Reid 10. green Road horse to bike, $100.00; $90.00; $80.00; $70.00; $60.00; $50.00 for each additional entry. hackney harness classes Section 11. Single Reg. harness Pony (50 & under) $50.00; $40.00; $30.00; $30.00; $30.00 for each additional entry. 12. Single Reg. harness Pony Stake (50 & under) $70.00; $60.00; $50.00; $40.00; $30.00 for each additional entry. 13. Single Reg. Open cobtail hackney Pony $50.00; $40.00; $30.00; $30.00; $30.00 for each additional entry. 14. Single Reg. Open cobtail hackney Pony Stake $70.00; $60.00; $50.00; $40.00; $30.00 for each additional entry.

15 15. Single Road Pony hitched to bike, with colours $50.00; $40.00; $30.00; $30.00; $30:00 for each additional entry. 16. Single Road Pony Stake $70.00; $60.00; $50.00; $40.00; $30.00 for each additional entry. 17. Lady driver Single Pony Open $50.00; $45.00; $40.00; $40.00; $30 for each additional entry. 18. Jr. Exhibitor driving class. canadian hackney Society Junior driver: To be shown to a suitable 4-wheeled vehicle. To have long mane and tail or with a braided mane or the appearance of a braided mane (artificial braids accepted) and a short docked tail or the appearance of a short docked tail. To be judged on manners, quality, and performance of the animal and driver s ability; 50% for the driver s ability and 50% for the suitability of the animal. Headers are permitted. $25.00; $20.00; $15.00; $10.00; $10.00 $10.00 We would like to thank our sponsors for their generous contributions hunter ShOW class 19 Sunday September 11 th at 8:30am chairperson:... barb King (905) ***hunter horse Show entry forms must be completed in full. Make sure address and postal code is included, or prize money cannot be mailed out if details are not supplied. Read the Rules and conditions carefully. Rules and Regulations: 1.All entries are made at the owners risk. The Orono Agricultural Society is not responsible for any loss, damage, theft, or injury to horse, person, or property. 2.All exhibitors (Riders & Owners), must show proof of personal liability coverage, Equestrian Farm, Commercial, or OEF insurance. If you cannot prove proper coverage, you will not be able to show. NO ExcEPTIONS! 3. In the event of a fall, the rider must exit the ring UNMOUNTED. Also, in the event of a fall anywhere on the show grounds, the rider must immediately surrender their back number(s) and will not be allowed to mount again until cleared by a medic. 4. Due to time constraints, it is strongly recommended to pre-enter. The hunter show must be completed at 5:00pm. (Entries made on the day of the show may be regrettably declined if time does not permit.) 5.Approved ASTM Equestrian head gear & footwear must be worn by riders while mounted. 6.The judge s decision will be final. 7.No abuse of horses will be tolerated. Competitors and coaches must conduct themselves in a sportsman like manner at all times. 8.Ties for Championship will go to the horse and rider with the most points in the Equitation over Fences. 9.If entries exceed 25 horses in a class, the class will be judged in two segments. 10.Must be same horse/rider combination to qualify for championship ribbons. 11.All horse-rider combinations are only eligible to enter one division. 12.NO drop or flash nose bands. 13.Martingales are only permitted in classes over fences. 14.There will be a warm up class over fences prior to Low and Open Divisions (this is a non-judged warm up course). There will be no money or ribbons awarded. Course will be posted at the in gate. There is a $5.00 fee for this class. Pay at the gate. Pre-entries ($8.00): mailed pre-entries must be received by Secretary by August 26, 2016, Pre-entries must include a cheque made out to Orono Agricultural Society & proof of insurance. Mail Pre-Entries to: Orono Agricultural Society, 2 Princess St., PO Box 90, Orono, ON L0B 1M0. Pre-entries will not be accepted after August 26,, 2016 Post-entries ($12.00): Entries must be made at the stage beside the Hunter Ring, 20 minutes before the commencement of the class, which is being entered. Membership Fee: $10.00(18 years and older). All cheques made payable to Durham Central Agricultural Society. Prize Money: $25.00, $20.00, $15.00, $10.00, $5.00 Ribbons awarded 1st to 5th in all classes. Division Championship Ribbons awarded. NOVICE RIDER WALK TROT DIVISION (12 & under) Competitors must be 12 years and younger as of January 1st, Fences will be cross rails, and will not exceed 18 (canter optional over fences). Riders in this division must be in their first or second year of showing. Riders in this division are NOT PERMITTED to enter any other division. 1. Equitation. 2. Pleasure. 3. Hunter Over Fences. 4. Equitation Over Fences NOVIcE RIdER WALK TROT division (13 & over) Fences will be cross rails, and will not exceed 18 (canter is optional over fences). Riders in this division must be in their first or second year of showing. Riders in this division are NOT PERMITTED to enter any other division. 5. Equitation. 6. Pleasure. 7. Hunter Over Fences 8. Equitation Over Fences LEAd LINE division Competitors in this class are NOT PERMITTED to enter any other divisions. Competitors are to be led at all times! 9. Equitation, Walk Only 15

16 NON JudgEd LOW WARM-uP Over fences course posted at rings entrance gate. Pay $5.00 at the gate. LOW division WALK, TROT, canter Fences are to not exceed Equitation. 11. Hunter Under Saddle 12. Hunter Over Fences 13. Equitation Over Fences NON JudgEd OPEN WARM-uP Over fences course posted at rings entrance gate. Pay $5.00 at the gate. OPEN division WALK, TROT, canter Fences are to not exceed Equitation. 15. Hunter Under Saddle 16. Hunter Over Fences. 17. Equitation Over Fences. central canadian horse PuLL Friday, September 9th at 7:00 p.m. committee: David Robinson , Bob Dillon, Jeff Dillon, Brian Dillon,Terry Hollingsworth, Bill Glassford, Darren Ayre Prize Money - Light horse: $270.00; $245.00; $220.00; $195.00; $170.00; $ plus $95.00 for each additional entry. Prize Money - heavy horse: $270.00; $245.00; $220.00; $195.00; $170.00; $ plus $95.00 for each additional entry. Rules and Regulations: 1. At all CCHPA Fair Board Pulls the Owners and Teamster must be participating members of the CCHPA and in good standing. 2. All Teamsters /owners shall have proof of current liability insurance for horse pulling in the amount of $2,000, (A) All judges must be sanctioned by the CCHPA. In the event there is NO sanctioned judge at a pull the members in attendance may select a person and temporarily sanction him/her for that contest only. (B) Judges shall interpret the operating rules of the CCHPA pulling contest from the beginning of the actual pull until the end of the actual pull (last team has pulled). 4. There shall be no alcoholic beverages, prods or electrical devices used by teamster, helpers or officials while at the pull. beef cattle classes 20 to 25 Saturday, September 10th at 12:00 noon chairman:... Terry & Brandon Hollingsworth redmapletw@hotmail.com, (905) Rules and Regulations: 1. Exhibits of all beef cattle must be on the grounds by 10:30 a.m., Saturday, September 12th and remain until 5:00 p.m. 2. All pedigrees to be checked at the Fair. 3. Exhibitors to supply own bedding. 4. Each breeding unit is allowed a maximum of 10 exhibits excluding the Breeder s Herd and Get of Sire classes. 5. All animals must be legibly tattooed. 6. Exhibitors may show two exhibits per class in a maximum of three classes. Breeder s Herd and Get of Sire classes excluded. 7. All Exhibitors and participants must carry sufficient Public Liability Insurance. 8. The Society will not be responsible for any accidents. beef Show regulations - Federal Livestock Classification. 1. Each breed to be shown separately (where applicable). 2. There must be at least three exhibitors per breed and twenty-four exhibits per breed. 3. All entries must be owned by and registered in the name of the Exhibitor. 4. If less than three exhibitors per breed show and twenty- four exhibits shown, only half the prize money will be available and paid. Entry Fee: 20% of prize winnings. Prize Money (classes 20-24): $75.00; $60.00; $50.00; $45.00; $40.00; $35.00; $30.00; $ class 20 - ANguS class 21 - blonde d AQuITANE class 22 - charolais class 23 - hereford class 24 - SIMMENTAL SEcTIONS: 1. Bull Calf born on or after January 1, 2016, minimum of three months of age on day of judging. 2. Bull yearling born April 1, Dec. 31, Bull yearling born January 1, Mar. 31, Bull born January 1, Dec. 31, 2014 RIBBONS ONLY 5. Female calf born on or after January 1, 2016 minimum of three months of age on day of judging 6. Female heifer born April 1, Dec. 31, Female heifer born January 1, Mar. 31, Female born Jan. 1, Dec. 31, 2014, with her own 2014, natural, purebred, tattooed calf at foot. Female and calf shall be shown as a unit except that the calf is eligible to be shown as a single animal in section 10 or Female born prior to January 1, 2014 with her own 2015, natural, purebred, tattooed calf at foot. Female and calf shall be shown as a unit except the calf is eligible to show as a single animal in sections 10 or Breeders Herd - Four animals exhibited, both sexes represented. Animals must be shown in previous classes. At least one to be owned by breeder. 11. Get of Sire - A group of three animals from the same 16

17 sire, both sexes represented, at least one animal owned by the exhibitor, animals must be shown in previous classes. Limited to one exhibit per exhibitors. Durham Farmers Co-op Banner to be presented to Grand Champion Bull and to the Grand Champion Female JuNIOR beef calf ShOW class 26 Saturday, September 10th at 11:00 a.m. chairperson:... Terry & Brandon Hollingsworth (905) Rules and Regulations: Calf must be born after January 1, It may be a heifer or bull. It may be exhibited by a boy or girl. The calf is to be trained and fitted by the exhibitor and be owned by the exhibitor or exhibitor s family. boy or girl 13 to 16 years of age Prizes: $10.00; $9.00; $8.00; $7.00; $6.00; $6.00; $6.00; $6.00; $6.00; $6.00 to each competitor 1. Showmanship - 1st prize receives a trophy boy or girl 10 to 12 years of age Prizes: $10.00; $9.00; $8.00; $7.00; $6.00; $6.00; $6.00; $6.00; $6.00; $ Showmanship - 1st prize receives a trophy. Donated in memory of Bill Hooey. Bill was always interested in getting kids interested in beef cattle. boy or girl 9 and under Prizes: $10.00; $9.00; $8.00; $7.00; $6.00; $6.00; $6.00; $6.00; $6.00; $ Showmanship - 1st prize receives a trophy dairy cattle holsteins class 28 durham county holstein Show Thursday, September 8 at 7:00 p.m. chairperson:...george Sikma committee:...dave Tamblyn For info contact:...natalie Kellogg natkellogg20@gmail.com Judge: Stephanie Murphy, hastings Prize Money from the Fair: $60.00; $50.00; $45.00; $35.00; $30.00; $25.00; $20.00; $15.00; $12.00; $8.00 Entry Fee: 20% of prize winnings. classes and SPONSORS: 1. June calf Ross Miller Memorial Award Sponsored by Altona Lea Farms donna barkey & Family 2. Junior calf Pioneer Seeds Tom barrie 3. Intermediate calf Orono Agricultural Society 4. Senior calf Orono Agricultural Society 5. Summer Yearling Evergreen Farm and garden Ltd. 6. Junior Yearling Norwell dairy Systems 7. Intermediate Yearling Maifield Holsteins 8. Senior Yearling Allinbrook Farms JuNIOR champion - sponsored by brian bradley RESERVE JuNIOR champion - sponsored by Ken Heffernan JR breeders herd sponsored by h&m Wright Feeds 9. Junior Two Year Old Port Perry Veterinary Services 10. Senior Two Year Old - sponsored grand Valley Fortifiers 11. Junior Three Year Old - sponsored by campbellford Farm Supply 12. Senior Three Year Old - sponsored by hub International 13. Four Year Old - sponsored by Paul and Ian cole 14. Five Year Old - sponsored by cibc Newcastle branch 15. Mature cow - Plaque sponsored by gordon L corner grand champion FEMALE - Plaque sponsored by Eastgen RESERVE champion FEMALE- sponsored by Wood s dairy Source breeders herd Pier Sikma Memorial Award sponsored by Fricosons holsteins best udder class sponsored by Mycogen Seeds - Kevin Morton best bred & OWNEd - Plaque sponsored by Sharp Acres holsteins highest bca - Plaque by sponsored by Quality Seeds Ron Metcalf PREMIER ExhIbITOR banner & PLAQuE Award sponsored by durham Farmers county co-op. PREMIER breeder banner & PLAQuE Award sponsored by Purina - Welcome Feeds D - Pullet 17 POuLTRY class 32 chairperson:...andrea Cole, robson@durham.net committee: Beth Meszaros, Wallace Boughen, Ted Meszaros, Adam Welch, Orlando Nobrega, Hossam Yassein, Brigette Balling, Paul Bennett, Grant Calberry. JudgE: Frank Goodfellow Rules and Regulations: 1. Poultry must be at the Exhibits building not later than 9:30 am on Saturday September 10, 2016 Exhibits may be brought in on either Friday September 9th between 4:00 to 6:00pm or Saturday September 10th from 7am-9:30am. 2. Judging will commence at 10:00am SHARP on Saturday September 10th. 3. Poultry will remain cooped until 6:00pm on Saturday September 10th, no exceptions. Any exhibitor may leave their birds cooped until 4:00pm on Sunday September 11th at 4:00pm for display purposes. 4. If any poultry show signs of sickness, they will be removed from the exhibit by the Committee. 5. Entries are to be identified by section as follows: Poultry - Four Sections- A - Cock, B - Hen, C - Cockerel,

18 Waterfowl - Two Sections A - Old Male, B- Old Female 6. Entries are limited to two entries per section. Limit of 75 birds per exhibitor. This is subject to change at the discretion of the Poultry Committee. 7. All entries must be the property of the exhibitor. 8. Entries are limited to a total of 30 entries in the Geese section. These spots will be filled on a first come, first served basis to the maximum allowable in Rule All waterfowl classes are limited to adult birds only. (NEW) 10. The Poultry Show Committee will collect all eggs laid during the fair. No other person is permitted to remove eggs from cages. (NEW) 11. All exhibitors must hold a 2016 membership in the Orono Agricultural Society, before his/her entry can be processed. Memberships are $10.00 a cheque must be submitted with your entry form with cheques made payable to the Orono Agricultural Society. TERMS; A.C. - any colour, A.O.C. any other colour, A.O.V. any other variety, APA American Poultry Association (NEW) 12. In showing in A.C., A.O.C. and A.O.V. class, please state what colour and breed of your entry. If warranted, classes will be added. If you do not indicate the breed and colour in these classes, it will not be possible to have this done for judging.(new) 13. There must be two exhibitors and five birds to make a class; otherwise it will be shown in A.O.C. class. (NEW) Entry Fee: 10% of prize winnings Prize Money per section win: 1st place $4.00, 2nd place - $3.00, 3rd place- $2.00 SENIOR competition 18 years and over SEcTION - Sections AMERIcAN breeds 1. Plymouth Rock - White 2. Plymouth Rock - Barred 3. Plymouth Rock AOC 4. Wyandotte - White 5. Wyandotte - Silver Laced 6. Wyandotte - Golden Laced 7. Wyandotte AOC 8. Rhode Island AC 9. Jersey Giants ASIATIC BREEDS 10. Brahma - Light 11. Brahma Dark 12. Brahma Buff 13. Cochin - Black 14. Cochin - White 15. Cochin - Buff 16. Cochin AOC 17. Langshan ENgLISh breeds 18. Cornish AC 19. Orpingtons - Buff 20. Orpingtons AOC 21. Sussex - Speckled Sussex AOC 23. Australorp MEdITERRANEAN breeds 24. Leghorn - White 25. Leghorn - Buff 26. Leghorn - Light brown 27. Leghorn AOC 28. Minorca 29. Andalusian continental breeds 30. Campine AC 31. Hamburg AC 32. Polish - White Crested Black 33. Polish Laced AC 34. Polish - AOC 35. Houdan 36. Faverolles ALL OThER STANdARd breeds 37. Old English Game - Black Breasted Red 38. Old English Game Brown Red 39. Old English Game Duckwing 40. Old English Game A.O.C 41. Sumatra 42. Cubalaya 43. Shamos A.C. 44. Naked Necks 45. Araucanas 46. Ameraucanas 47. Chicken - Clean leg AOV - must be a recognized breed by APA 48. Chicken feathered leg AOV must be a recognized breed by APA commercial breeds 49. Commercial meat Bird A or B sections only 50. Commercial egg layer A or B sections only game bantams 51. Modern Game - Pyle 52. Modern Game - Black Breasted Red 53. Modern Game Brown Red 54. Modern Game AOC 55 Old English Game - White 56. Old English Game -Black 57. Old English Game - Black Breasted Red 58. Old English Game Spangled 59. Old English Game - Duckwing 60. Old English Game - Pyle 61. Old English Game AOC 62. Belgian Bearded d Anvers clean LEg bantams 63. Cornish - Dark 64. Cornish - White Laced Red 65. Cornish - White 66. Hamburg AC 67. Japanese AC Black Tailed

19 68. Japanese- AC Solid 69. Japanese AOC 70. Leghorn White 71. Leghorn Buff 72. Leghorn Light Brown 73. Leghorn - AOC 74. Minorca 75. Plymouth Rock - Barred 76. Plymouth Rock - White 77. Plymouth Rock - Buff 78. Plymouth Rock AOC 79. Polish - White Crested Black 81. Polish Laced AC 82. Polish AOC 83. Rhode Island - AC 84. Rose Comb AC 85. Sebright AC 86. Wyandotte - White 87. Wyandotte - Black 88. Wyandotte - Partridge 89. Wyandotte - Silver Laced 90. Wyandotte AOC 91. Bantam Chicken - Clean leg AOV - must be a recognized breed by APA FEAThEREd LEg bantam 92. Belgian Bearded d Uccle AC 93. Booted Bantams 94. Brahma - Light 95. Brahma - Buff 96. Brahma - Dark 97. Cochin - Black 98. Cochin - Buff 99. Cochin - White 100. Cochin AOC 101. Faverolles 102. Silkies White 103. Silkies AC 104. Bantam Chicken feathered leg AOV - must be a recognized breed by APA ducks - A and b classes only 105. Pekin- A and B only 106. Rouen- A and B only 107. Muscovy AC- A and B only 108. Indian Runner AC- A and B only 109. Grey Call- A and B only 110. White Call- A and B only 111. Black East Indie- A and B only 112. AOV- A and B only geese - A and b classes only There were 4 classes in previous years now only 3 classes Goose Heavy - A and B only 114. Goose Medium A and B only 115. Goose Light A and B only SPEcIAL AWARdS Morgan Brown Memorial Trophy for Grand Champion of show in Class 32. Prize $75 (plus small keeper trophy) Lil and Lincoln Brown Memorial Trophy for Reserve Champion $50 19 Champion Standard Trophy plus $25 Champion Bantam Trophy plus $25 Champion Waterfowl plus $ 25 Esther Allin Award for best cochin in Show - Prize $25 gordon brotherstone Award for best Wyandotte in Show Prize $ 25 Each Reserve champion will receive a rosette from the Orono Agricultural Society. JuNIOR competition - Sections Rules and Regulations: 1. All exhibits must be the property of the exhibitor. 2. An exhibitor may enter two birds in each section, inclusive. No hybrids. 3. All exhibitors must correctly identify the breed and colour of their exhibits on the entry form and where class numbers are required. 4. Juniors 17 and under. 5. Juniors must be in attendance when birds are cooped in. 6. Exhibitors 17 and under, may choose to enter Adult Section. If they do, then ALL of their entries will be judged in the adult section. 7. There is no entry fee for Junior Exhibitors. STANdARd 116. Single Comb Feather Leg 117. Any other Comb Feather Leg 118 Single Comb Clean Leg 119. Any other Comb Clean Leg bantam 120. Single Comb Feather Leg 121. Any other Comb Feather Leg 122. Single Comb Clean Leg 123. Any other Comb Clean Leg ducks 124. Heavy Breed 125. Medium Breed 126. Light Breed 127. Bantam Breeds SPEcIAL AWARdS Champion Large Standard Trophy Champion Bantam Trophy Champion Duck Trophy Each Reserve champion will receive a rosette from the Orono Agricultural Society Winner of each junior class will receive $ 5.00 donated by grant calberry contributions to prize money & trophies from: Braggs Wild Birdseed, Bowmanville, ON; Esther Allin, Iroquois, ON; Ted Meszaros, Newcastle, ON; Welcome Feeds, Bowmanville, ON; Grant Calberry, Omemee, ON

20 MEAT goat ShOW class 33 Sunday, September 11th at 10:00 a.m. chairperson:... Tim Brown ( ) Judging of the meat goat show is open to all breeds of goats and judging will be based on the meat goat breed standards. White shirts and dark pants are asked to be worn to participate in the classes. All goats must be on the grounds by 9 am and must pass a health inspection before showing. Maximum of 16 goats per exhibitor can be shown per section and maximum of 4 goats per class. Prize money: for each section $45.00; $40.00; $30.00; $18.00; $15.00; $12.00; $10.00; $8.00; $7.00; $5.00 (Ribbons to 5th Place) Section A doelings and doe classes month old doeling month old doeling year old does 4-3 yrs and older does Section b bucklings and buck classes month old buckling month old buckling year old bucks 4-3 yrs and older bucks ShEEP classes 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39 Sunday, September 11th chairman:...darren Ayre, committee:...lloyd Skinner, Jim Coombs, Matt Coombs, Bert Dewitt Rules and Regulations: Sheep must be on the grounds Sunday, September 13th by 12 Noon and remain on the grounds until 4:00 p.m.one entry per exhibitor per class and two entries per class to a maximum of two classes. All entries must be owned by an registered in the name of the exhibitor. An entry shall be interpreted as follows: All sheep whether owned by one person, or more than one person (individually or jointly) which are maintained on one farm or breeding unit, are considered to be the production of one farm or breeding unit, therefore, only one entry per class is eligible from such a farm or breeding unit, unless otherwise authorized by the Fair. *May be subject to be put into any other breed if no opposition if choosen by commitiee members.* Entry Fee: 10% of prize winnings. Prize money: for each section $45.00; $40.00; $30.00; $18.00; $15.00; $12.00; $10.00; $8.00; $7.00; $5.00 (Ribbons to 5th Place) class 34...hAMPShIRE class 35...OxFORd class SuFFOLK class dorset 20 class N.c. cheviot class 39...ANY OThER breed Lloyd Ayre Trophy for Supreme champion Ewe SEcTIONS: 1. Ewe - yearling -Third pair of temporary incisors must be in place. This animal must be born and bred in Canada. 2. Ewe - First pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Born the property of the exhibitor. 3. Ram - yearling - Third pair of temporary incisors must be in place. 4. Ram - First pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Born the property of the exhibitor. 5. Breeder s Flock - Bred and owned by the exhibitor. A group of 4 animals. Both sexes to be represented. Each animal in the group must have been exhibited in one of the proceeding classes. All animals in a group to be of one breed. durham EAST 4-h Committee:... Brenda Metcalf, Karen Dair For more 4-H information contact Brenda metdale@xplornet.com durham EAST 4-h EducATIONAL ExhIbITS Open to all H clubs in Durham East 4-H Association. Club exhibits must be placed by club members Each club and member may place one exhibit only. Exhibits must be placed in the 4-H exhibit area between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday September 8th. Exhibits MUST REMAIN IN PLACE until 4:00 p.m. on Sunday September 13th. Exhibits will be awarded prize money as follows: 1st $15.00, 2nd $12.00, 3rd $ All others to receive $5.00 courtesy of Orono Agricultural Society. Prize money will be presented at Awards Night October 29th Exhibit entries should be made by August 1st to Brenda Metcalf - Office Manager durham EAST 4-h dairy club AchIEVEMENT PROgRAM FRIdAY, SEPTEMbER 9th All calves must be on the fairgrounds by 10 am Classes include: Novice, Junior, Intermediate and Senior Showmanship. The Frank Barkey Memorial Pee Wee Showmanship is for non 4-H members up to 10 years of age, with the exception of Clover Bud members Conformation classes will follow the Showmanship Classes. Each 4-H member completing their 4-H project at the fair will receive $5.00 courtesy of Orono Agricultural Society.

21 durham EAST 4-h MARKET LAMb ShOW ANd SALE FRIdAY, September 9th 5:30 p.m. Durham East 4-H Sheep Club Market Lamb Show 7:30 p.m. Sale of the 4-H Market Lambs FIELd crops class 43 chairpeson:... Tom Barrie committee: Stan Found Wm. Tamblyn Rules and Regulations: 1. Entry deadline is August 23 for sections #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7 and # All exhibits must have been grown during the current year and the variety named. 3. Only one entry per exhibitor per section will be allowed. 4. Only one exhibitor will be allowed per section from any farm, firm, or family unit. 5. All exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor. 6. Exhibits are to be in the hands of the committee, before 12 noon Thursday, September 8th in the Agricultural Building or they cannot be judged. 7. Exhibits must be picked up at 4:00 p.m Sunday Entry Fees: 10% of prize winnings. Prize Money: (Section 9 & 10) $20.00; $15.00; $10.00; $8.00; 6 to 10th $7.00. SEcTIONS: 1. Two soybean plants including root, any variety 2. Barley, four litres any variety 3. Oat, four litres any variety 4. Fall Wheat, four litres any variety 5. Mixed grain, four litres ears of corn 7. Mixed hay, first cutting, 12 slice of square bale or equivalent quantity from large round bale. 8. Mixed hay, second or later cutting, 12 slice of square bale or equivalent quantity from large round bale. 9. Corn for silage, sheaf of corn consisting of 8 stalks JAcK cruickshank MEMORIAL AWARd - Trophy to be awarded to the top exhibitor in Class 43 in memory of Jack Cruickshank, a past president of the fair and a longtime exhibitor at Orono and other fairs. Sponsored by the Cruickshank family. VEgETAbLES & FRuIT class 46 chairperson:... Ron Robinson ronandcarorlr@gmail.com committee: Fran Quantrill, Keith West, Alvin Yeo, Terry Hollingsworth, Howard Anyan, Peter Speziale, Gord Whealy, Bill Tomlinson Rules and Regulations: Exhibits in this class must be in charge of the arranging committee before 12 noon Thursday, September 8th, at the Agricultural Building, when the doors shall be closed and no person admitted other than those officially engaged. 2. Exhibits to remain until 4:00 p.m. Sunday, Sept 11th and must be picked up by owner between 4 and 5p.m. or prize money will not be awarded and entrys discarded. 3. Roots should have tops trimmed one-half inch above crown. Tomatoes should have stem on. Onions must not be peeled. 4. All other general rules and regulations apply where applicable. 5. Committee will supply paper plates to display. JuNIOR ExhIbITOR class Prize Money: $5.00; $4.00; $3.00; $ Cucumber, slicing (2) 2. Beets (2) 3. Carrots (2) 4. Cabbage (1) 5. Onions, any variety (2) 6. Squash, any variety (1) 7. Tomatoes, red (stem on, 2) 8. Most oddly shaped vegetable 9. Zucchini (1) 10. Potato, any variety (2) Junior Exhibitor with most points$10.00 donated by Orono Horticulture Society AduLT classes Prize Money: 11 to 34: $5.00; $4.00; $3.00; $ Slicing Cucumbers (2) 12. Beets, blood table (3) 13. Carrots, red table (3) 14. Table corn without husks (3 cobs) 15. Cabbage, winter (1) 16. Cabbage, red (1) 17. Collection of yellow beans (6) 18. Onions, yellow (3) 19. Onions, red (3) 20. Onions, Spanish (3)21. Parsnips (3) 22. Pumpkins. Pie (2) 23. Pumpkins. Field (2) 24. Peppers, Sweet red (2) 25. Peppers, Sweet green (2) 26. Zucchini(2) 27. Squash. Hubbard. green (1) 28. Squash. Hubbard. yellow (1) 29. Squash. Butternut (1) 30. Squash. Buttercup (1) 31. Squash. Pepper (1) 32. Tomatoes, red stem on (2) 33. Tomatoes, cherry, red. stem on (3) 34. Garlic (3 bulbs) Prize Money: 35 to 42b: $5.00; $4.00; $3.00; $ Potatoes, Superior. 4 qt. 36. Potatoes, Kennebec, 4 qt. 37. Potatoes other named 4 qt 38. Potatoes, red variety, 4 qt.

22 39. Potatoes, collection, 3 varieties (1 each & named) 40. Collection green beans(6) 41. Collection of Onions - at least 3 varieties (1 each) 42. Most oddly shaped vegetable - Senior. SPEcIALS 43a. Largest pumpkin or squash - Junior, 1st. Place $ b. Largest pumpkin or squash - Senior, 1st. Place $25.00 Sponsored and prize money donated by Wally Boughen. Table, Newcastle 43d. Largest Watermelon SPEcIALS 44. Display of Garden vegetables (approx. 2 x 3 ) $15.00; $9.00; $6.00. APPLES Prize Money: 46 to 60: $5.00; $4.00; $3.00; $ Melba, 3 apples. 47. Mclntosh, 3 apples. 48. Spartan, 3 apples. 49. Empire, 3 apples. 50. Tolman. 3 apples 51. Cortland, 3 apples 52. Golden Russett, 3 apples 53. Idared, 3 apples 54. Red Delicious, 3 apples 55. Spy. 3 apples 56. Mutsu. 3 apples 57. Golden Delicious, 3 apples 58. Royal Gala, 3 apples 59. Jonagold, 3 apples PEARS Prize Money: 61 to 64: $4.00; $3.00; $ Five Bartlett 61. Five Flemish Beauty 62. Five Buerre Bosc 63. Five Clapps Favorite SPEcIALS Prize Money: $15.00; $10.00; $ Best Collection of Apples, correctly named, three of each kind, 6 varieties. 65. Best Collection of Pears named, minimum of 4 varieties, 3 of each kind. 66. Raspberries, minimum 12 in container Special Prize: $25.00 Donated by Fred s Fruit Market To be awarded to a new exhibitor with the most entries in classes inclusive. commercial FEATuRE - APPLES Sponsored by the Orono Agricultural Society Durham County has long been noted for the excellence of its apple crop. In order to promote the quality of this locally produced fruit, the Society is making a feature of apples. Exhibits in this special class must be placed for judging before 12 noon Thursday, September 8th, and remain untill 4:00 p.m. Sunday, September 11th. All containers must be clean and properly packed and names or marks not permitted on any container, otherwise the judge has the authority to disqualify unattractive exhibits. 22 Prize Money (67 to 76): $5.00; $5.00; $ four qt. baskets, Paula Red four qt. baskets, Mclntosh four qt. baskets, Spartan four qt. baskets, Empire half bushel hamper, Mclntosh half bushel hamper, Spartan half bushel hamper. Empire four qt. basket. Clapps (Pears) four qt. basket, Bartlett (Pears) four qt. basket, Flemish Beauty (Pears) VEgETAbLE ANd FRuIT class Open to All Ages Prize Money: $5.00; $4.00; $3.00; $ Largest sunflower head 78. Tallest corn stalk 79. Tallest sunflower stalk 80. Heaviest beet 81. Heaviest Carrot 82. Heaviest Onion 83. Heaviest Tomato (Green or Red) 84. Largest Zucchini In memory of Don Lycett. MAPLE SYRuP class 47 chairpersons: Allen and Connie Lagace (905) mapletedge@gmail.com This competition is open to beginners and 4-H members. Entries judged under a relaxed set of rules making it easier to compete at a beginner level. Rules and Regulations: Entries received until Thursday, September 8th at 1pm in Agriculture Building. 1. Maple syrup must have been produced in current year by person submitting entry. 2. Maple syrup must be shown in 250 ml Kent style glass bottle for judging. 3. Maple syrup must have a minimum brix reading of 66% Judging 1. Maple syrup with brix reading in defined range awarded 20 points. 2. Clarity-clearest, debris-free maple syrup awarded 30 points, next best 25 points, etc 3. Flavour best tasting maple syrup receives 50 points, next best 45 points, etc. Prize Money: 1st - $ nd - $ rd - $ th- $5.00 honey bee display Agricultural building committee:...brigetta Balling collieflowerfarm.com

23 What would the world be like without honey bees? In this educational display, learn all about the honey bee, including how they make honey, how the hive works, and what our grocery stores and gardens would look like without them. Learn about the three types of honey bee and how they communicate and gather pollen to make honey. See the inside of a live hive up close and personal, check out some honey comb and wax. Check out the beekeeper suit and learn how beekeepers collect honey from the hive. Learn about honey bee extinction and colony collapse and how you can help save the bees. ScAREcROW competition class 48 Open to all Schools, charitable Organizations, Service clubs,families and Individuals committee and Sponsor: Kendal Lions Club ronandcarolr@gmail.com Rules and Regulations: 1. Exhibits in this class must be in the Agriculture Building by 2 p.m., Thursday September 8th. 2. Scarecrow must be at least 1 metre tall. 3. Must contain at least 2 fruits, flowers or vegetables 4. Keeping in mind the Fair Theme Touch of Country Prize money 1st. $25.00; 2nd. $15.00; 3rd. $10.00 donated by Kendal Lions Club. PLANTS & FLOWERS class 52 The following organizations and businesses have generously contributed to the Plant & Flower Show and we thank them for their support: bloom Field, ceresmore Farms, harris Farms, Link greenhouses, Newcastle Lions club, Price s country Market Committee:...Gail Rickard (Chair) Shelley-Anne Zegers, ; Aimie Harris, ; Larry Dickinson, , Judy Hooper, Rules and Regulations: Entries will be received Wednesday September 7th, 2016, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., and Thursday September 8th, 2016, 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Exhibits in this class must be in the hands of the arranging committee BEFORE 10:30 a.m. on Thursday September 8th, 2016, when no further entries will be admitted and judging commences. Note: This class is not exclusive to adult exhibitors. Exhibits are to be left until 4 p.m.on Sunday September 11th, 2016, if not wilted. Read all sections carefully to ensure compliance with correct number and size. 1. Amateurs only. 2. Only one entry per exhibitor will be accepted in any one section of this class. 3. No award will be given if entries are not considered worthy; Judge s decision is final. 4. All specimens and plant entries must be grown by exhibitors; flowers for arrangements excepted (but they must not be purchased). 5. Collection means a minimum of 3 kinds. In all collections, arrangement will be considered. 6. Accessories are permitted in all decorative classes; no wiring allowed. 7. Arrangements are to arrive completed. 8. Natural flowers only; no silk or dried items unless stated. 9. All decoratives must not exceed 12 inches in any direction unless otherwise stated. 10. Small in design means not to exceed 10 inches in any direction. 11.Miniature designs are not to exceed 5 inches in any direction. 12.All specimens must be in clear, colourless, glass containers. For tall specimens such as hydrangea, gladioli or sunflowers, a wide-bottom, narrow-neck bottle such as a milk or wine bottle is recommended for stability. Weights or plugs can be used to help stability. 13. Flowers and plants should be free of disease and insects. Spent blooms, ragged leaves, water stains, dust and other foreign or unsightly material should be removed. 14. For sections requiring more than one specimen, uniformity of size, form, colour and stage of development is important. Entry Fee: 10% of prize winnings (See Exhibitor Registration Procedures) cut FLOWERS ROSES Prize Money: $4.00, $3.00, $ Miniature rose 1 stem or bloom 2. Shrub rose 1 spray or 1 stem 3. Rose single bloom, any variety 4. Rose, Hybrid Tea 1 stem or bloom 5. Floribundas or Polyanthus 1 spray or 1 stem 6. Rose any variety not listed 1 bloom, stem or spray 7. Floating Rose- named, in a rose bowl, with foliage 8. Hybrid Tea Roses 3 stems or blooms of the same or different colours, in a vase cut FLOWERS gladioli Prize money: $4.00, $3.00, $2.00 Miniature gladioli stems should be 16 inches below the bottom florets; all other stems should be 20 inches below the bottom florets. Varieties should be named if possible. 9. Gladioli - any colour, 1 spike 10. Gladioli - white or cream, 1 spike 11. Gladioli - pink or rose, 1 spike 12. Gladioli - yellow, 1 spike 13. Gladioli - miniature, 1 spike 14. Gladioli - 1 colour, 2 spikes 15. Gladioli - same or mixed colours, 3 spikes cut FLOWERS dahlia Prize money: $4.00, $3.00, $ Dahlia 1 large bloom, 8-10 inches diameter 17. Dahlia collection of not more than 9 blooms in one 23

24 The Orono Agricultural So The 2016 O Thursday, September 8th at 5:00 p.m. ***Family Night 2 for 1 Admission*** Toonie Rides - Free Parking north of Fairgrounds off Centerview St. Kendal Lions Serving hot Meals upstairs in Arena ARENA - OPENS AT 5PM All Day Homecraft and School Displays Museum Display Hot Meals Served upstairs until 8 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Opening Ceremonies 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Tebworth Brothers, Bluegrass/Instrumental 7:30 p.m. Fair Ambassador Competition AgRIcuLTuRAL building OPENS AT 5PM Field Crop Exhibits Fruit & Vegetable Exhibits Maple Syrup Exhibits & Honey Display 4-H Exhibits Scarecrow Display and Competition Pumpkin Decorating Competition country general STORE come Visit the Local Vendors grandstand 6:30 p.m. Registration Demo Cross - Impact Motor Sports 7:00 p.m. Demo Cross - Impact Motor Sports LIVESTOcK barn 5:00 p.m. Livestock Lane 7:00 p.m. Durham County Holstein Show grounds AcTIVITIES All Day Antique Tractor Display Toonie night in the midway Blacksmith 6:30 p.m. Lawn Tractor Pull ENTERTAINMENT TENT OPEN TIL closing IN ThE ARENA All Day Friday, September 9th at 9:00 a.m. **Pay one price at the Midway*** Free Parking north of Fairgrounds off Centerview St. Kendal Lions Serving hot Meals upstairs in Arena Homecraft and School Displays Museum Display Hot Meals Served upstairs 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Prize Cake & Pie Auction 7:30 p.m. Fiddler s Contest AgRIcuLTuRAL building OPENS AT 5PM All Day Field Crop Exhibits Fruit & Vegetable Exhibits Maple Syrup Exhibits & Honey Display 4-H Exhibits Scarecrow Display and Competition Pumpkin Decoarting Comeptition LIVESTOcK barn Livestock Lane 5:30 p.m. 4-H Market Lamb Show 7pm Market Lamb Sale grounds AcTIVITIES All Day Antique Tractor Display Blacksmith horse RINg (ENTERTAINMENT TENT FRIdAY ONLY) FRIdAY NIghT concert 7:00 p.m. country general STORE Visit our demo KITchEN and Local Vendors 8:00 p.m grandstand 9:30 a.m. Elementary School Ag Education Activities 9:45 a.m.-10:30-11:15 The Puppet Tamer 7:00 p.m. Central Canadian Heavy & Light Horse Pull 24

25 ciety is pleased to present RONO FAIR Saturday, September 10th at 9:00 a.m. ***Pay one price at the Midway*** Free Parking north of Fairgrounds off Centerview St. Kendal Lions Serving hot Meals upstairs in Arena IN ThE ARENA All Day Homecraft and School Displays Museum Dispaly Hot Meals Served upstairs 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. 11:00 a.m. Fair Idol Competition 1:45 p.m. NEW Children Mystic Drumz Farm Show 2:45 p.m. Gord Magee and Blue Sky Flyers 3:45 p.m. Children The Puppet Tamer 4:30 p.m. NEW DnA Diana &Andrew Dawydchack Fiddle and Step Dancing 5:30 p.m. Front Porch Country Classic Country Music AgRIcuLTuRAL building All Day Field Crop Exhibits Fruit & Vegetable Exhibits Maple Syrup Exhibits & Honey Display 4-H Exhibits Scarecrow Display and Competition Pumpkin Decorating Competition country general STORE 9:00 a.m. Cooking demos & Children s Crafts LIVESTOcK AREAS All Day Livestock Lane 4-H Poultry Show and guided tours 11:00 a.m. Junior Beef Cattle Show 12:00 p.m. Beef Cattle Show - All Breeds horse RINg 9:00 a.m. Light, Heavy Show grandstands 11:00 a.m. Parade Arrives on Grounds 12:30 p.m. Antique Tractor Pulling Demonstration 7:00 p.m. Great Lakes Truck & Tractor Pull grounds AcTIVITIES All Day Antique Tractor Display Ken Jen Petting Zoo Blacksmith 12:00 p.m. Strongman Competition ENTERTAINMENT TENT 7:00 p.m. Kris Barclay Sunday, September 11th at 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. **Pay one price at the Midway*** Free Parking north of Fairgrounds off Centerview St. IN ThE ARENA All Day Homecraft and School Displays Museum Display Hot Meals Served upstairs until 7 p.m. 11:00 a.m.children s Pet Show 1:00 p.m. 39th Annual Adams Family Country Jamboree 4:00 p.m. Chrysanthemum Sale AgRIcuLTuRAL building All Day Field Crop Exhibits Fruit & Vegetable Exhibits Maple Syrup Exhibits & Honey Display 4-H Exhibits Scarecrow Display and Competition Pumpkin Decoarting Competition country general STORE 9:00 a.m. Cooking Demos & Children s Crafts LIVESTOcK AREA Livestock Lane 10:00 a.m. Meat Goat Show 10:00 a.m. Poultry Show horse RINg 8:30 a.m. Hunter Horse Show grandstand 1:00pm Kids Power Wheels demo derby 2:00 p.m. Demolition Derby - Impact Motor Sports ground AcTIVITIES All Day Antique Tractor Display Ken Jen Petting Zoo Blacksmith Chainsaw Carving 12:00 p.m. Kid`s Pedal Pull - Antique Tractor Area ENTERTAINMENT TENT 12 & 4:00 p.m. Boots and Hazard 25

26 container 18. Dahlia cactus type, 2 blooms, with foliage 19. Dahlia ball type, 2 blooms, with foliage 20. Dahlia decorative, 2 blooms, with foliage 21. Dahlia any other variety not listed above, 3 blooms cut FLOWERS ASTERS Prize money: $4.00, $3.00, $ Asters collection of colours, 3 blooms 23. Asters white, 3 blooms 24. Asters pink, 3 blooms 25. Asters red, 3 blooms 26. Asters mauve, 3 blooms 27. Asters purple, 3 blooms cut Flowers OThER Prize money: $4.00, $3.00, $ Echinacea (cone flower) 3 stems 29. Cosmos 3 stems, with foliage 30. Marigold 3 blooms under 2 inches 31. Marigold 3 blooms, 2 to 3 inches 32. Marigold 3 blooms over 3 inches, with some foliage 33. Zinnia pompom, 5 blooms 34. Zinnia large-flowered, (2-4 inches) 3 blooms 35. Zinnia any other variety, 3 blooms 36. Rudbeckia 3 stems 37. Salvia one variety, same colour, 3 stems 38. Snapdragons one variety, same colour, 3 stems 39. Petunias single, 3 sprays 40. Sedum 3 stems 41. Tuberous Begonia 1, floating in bowl, with leaf 42. One specimen not listed, named if possible 43. Collection of perennials (5-7) (not wild flowers) 44. Quick Pick a bouquet of cut flowers ( not wild flowers) in a vase decorative classes Prize money: $7.00, $4.00, $ Treasures of the Desert - a collection of cactus and succulents in a suitable container. Soil/sand and other natural items are allowed. 46. Sunny Days - an small centrepiece using yellow and orange 47. Bottoms Up - a miniature arrangement using a shot glass as a a container 48. Roadside Treasures - a design using wild flowers, grasses, vines, berries etc 49. Country Market - a design using flowers and fruits/ vegetables 50. O Canada - red and white flowers in a red and/or white container 51. Anyone For Tea? - a floral arrangement in a teapot 52. How About Them Leafs Eh? - a design using cut plant foliage and/or foliage from shrubs or trees 53. Colour Me Calm - a design using muted colours such as blues. pinks, mauves 54. Herbal Remedies - a design using a collection of herbs (named) 55. Thumbelina - a design in thimble not to exceed 2 inches in any direction Sleigh Ride - a Christmas arrangement using a sled as a container. Dried or fresh materials may be used. 57. A Rose By Any Other Name... - a design highlighting a single rose POTTEd PLANTS Prize money: $5.00, $3.00, $2.00 Name the flower if possible. Plant is to be potted at least a month ahead and shown in the original container. Do not use decorative pots. NO HANGING BASKETS. Pots not to exceed 8 inches diameter at the top. bring A drip TRAY TO PLAcE under ThE POT. 58. African Violet single crown, double, any colour 59. African Violet single crown, single, any colour 60. Any house plant in bloom 61. Small house plant under 10 inches in height (including container) 62. A house plant grown for foliage 63. Most unusual plant, named if possible 64. A potted culinary herb, named 65. Cactus (not a dish garden) Note: All cacti are succulents but not all succulents are cacti 66. Succulent (no thorns) 67. Coleus (foliage) SPEcIALS For the Specials, only the 1st place entry will receive the Champion Rosette. gail Rickard hosta Special 68. Hosta leaves 3 stems, one variety 69. Hosta leaves 3 stems, all different Prize money: $6.75, $4.75, $3.50 dorothy s Special 70. An arrangement: People Use The Darndest Containers Prize money: $6.75, $4.75, $3.50 Risebrough Refrigeration Special 71. Most attractive display/collection of wild flowers Prize money: $6.75, $4.75, $3.50 Providence Shaws W.I. Special 72. An arrangement in a cup & saucer using blue & yellow Prize money: $5.00, $3.00, $2.00 The heather Rebekah Special Lodge Autumn Charm - A Thanksgiving centrepiece arrangement Prize money: $5.00, $3.00, $2.00 Newcastle Lions Special 74. Get To Work - An arrangement using a small to medium sized farm toy Prize money: $6.75, $4.75, $3.50 Browview Farm Sunflower Special 75. One stem (not to exceed 20 inches in length) with bloom up to 4 inches diameter

27 Prize money: $6.75, $4.75, $3.50 Inez harris Memorial Special 76. Our Feathered Friends - Create a birdhouse using natural or recycled items. Prize money: $6.75, $4.75, $3.50 bowmanville barbershop Special 77. Most fragrant rose Note: This is a separate category, not Judge s choice from rose section Prize money: $15.00 Anita and Earle Mcbride Memorial Special 78. Hydrangea, ball type, one branch, maximum length Hydrangea, any type (other than ball), any colour, one branch Prize money: $6.75, $4.75, $3.50 Judge s choice (Lorna Atkins Special) 80. Best house plant in show Prize money: $10.00 Judge s choice (Olive Millson Memorial Special) 81. Best specimen in show Prize money: $15.00 Judge s choice (Mostert greenhouse Special) 82. Most artistic display or arrangement Prize: Gift Certificate of $30 value Apple blossom Shop Special 83. Exhibitor with the highest number of points Prize: Gift Certificate of $30 value Flower committee Special 84. New exhibitor with the most points Prize money: $5.00 cultural ExPRESSIONS class 56 chairperson:.donna Scott committee: Lorna Atkins ;Betty Charland ;Penny MacDonald ;Joan Moffat ;Heather Morton ;Suzanne Robinson ;Lynn Rodd ;Nellie Ruff ;Doreen Wood ;Peggy Blaschke ; Mary Clapdorp Rules and Regulations: 1. NOTE TIME for articles to be in Wednesday, September 7th 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Thursday, September 8th. 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Judging to start at 10:30 a.m. 2. Exhibits must be in the hands of the arranging committee before 10:00 a.m. on Thursday September 8th. When the doors shall be closed and no person shall be admitted other than those officially engaged. 3. Entries MUST remain until pick up time 4:00 p.m. Sunday September 11th. 4. The committee will not be responsible for packing exhibits at the close of the fair Exhibits MUST be delivered to the Exhibit Building with entry tags attached. 6. Judges are authorized by the Directors to DEBAR ALL SOILED, DEFACED OR OLD WORK. 7. A fourth prize will be given if there are six or more entries in a category. 8. Judging will be done according to Homecraft Judging Standards for Ontario Fairs. 9. The Committee will not be responsible for damage to or theft of any exhibit. 10. ONLY ONE ENTRY MAY be ExhIbITEd FOR EAch SEcTION OF ThIS class. QuILTERS: Please read instructions Annual Champion Quilt Competition The winner from section 1and 3 will be eligible for competition at the District Level and must be a minimum of 324 inches measured on the perimeter. Quilts in section 1 & 3 MUST be made and quilted by the exhibitor. All articles must be clean and NOT entered previously at the Orono Fair. Entry Fee: 10% of prize winnings. Prize Money for sections 1-5 and 10 & 11 Sponsored by DURHAM TRILLIUM QUILTERS GUILD Prize Money; $10.00; $8.00; $6.00; $ Quilt, any style, hand quilted. Note size above 2. Quilt, hand quilted by a group. QUILT SPECIAL - Top Quilt Grand Prize in Section 1 Prize Money $20.00 x in memory of Eileen Billings Sponsored by Carol & Wayne Bailey 3. Quilt, made and machine quilted by exhibitor 4. Quilt, machine quilted, any method 5. Quilt machine quilted smaller than 324 inches around perimeter MAchINE QuILT SPEcIAL Prize; $50.00 Gift Certificate Sponsored by Annie s Quilt Shop 816 Regional Road 17 Newcastle, On Prize Money: $8.00; $6.00, $4.00, $ Quilt, Rag 7. Quilt, top to be judged. (Can be entered again when quilted) 8. Coverlet, any size, tied 9a. Afghan knit 9b. Afghan Crochet 10. Crib Quilt pieced or appliquéd 11. Crib Quilt, panel top 12a. Crib Afghan - knit 12b. Crib Afghan crochet Prize Money: $3.00; $2.50, $2.00, $ Tea Cozy 14. A hand embroidered item 15. Table Runner 16. A pair of pot holders 17. Oven mitts

28 18. Hot Mat Fabric 19. A pair of Place Mats, material 20. Oven Door Towel 21. Casserole Carrier 22. Kitchen Apron SPEcIAL MOST POINTS IN SEcTION 6 22 Prize: Cut, Wash & Set or Blow Dry Donated by: Christa Lugtenburg Creative Strands 5312 Main St. Orono 23. SPEcIAL Heritage Quilt, hand quilted, not necessarily the work of the exhibitor. Quilt must be at least 50 years old. Explanation attached Prize Money - $7:00, $ 5:00, $3:00 Sponsored by: B. & J. Moffat WEARINg APPAREL Sewing (section 23-53) can be any size child or adult unless specified. All articles must be clean and NOT entered previously at the Orono Fair. Prize Money: $4.00, $3.00, $2.00, $ Child s Dress 25. Sleep wear 26. Ladies Dress 27. Blouse 28. Skirt 29. Outerwear - fabric 30. Vest fabric 31. Hand Smocked garment 32. Halloween Costume 33. Baby Car seat cover 34. An article if pet apparel 35. Socks - dress 36. Socks - work 37. Shawl, Wrap, Shrug 38. Scarf - crochet 39. Scarf hand knit 40. Cowl any method 41. Babies Set, Knit, Bonnet and Sweater 42. Babies Set, Crochet, Bonnet and Sweater 43. Pullover, Child s, hand knot or crochet 44. Cardigan, Child s, hand knit or crochet 45. Pullover, Adult, hand knit 46. Vest, knit or crochet 47. Cardigan, Adult, hand knit 48. Small purse 49a. Headgear - knit 49b. Headgear, - crochet 50. Mitts or Gloves, knit 51. Any other knit or crochet garment not listed above 52. Slippers, knit 53. Slippers crochet SPEcIAL most points in Section Prize: $30.00 gift certificate Sponsored by Soper Creek Yarns 80 King St. W. Bowmanville, ON. 28 crafts All articles must be clean and NOT entered previously at the Orono Fair. Exhibits to be hung must include necessary parts. Prize Money: $4.00, $3.00, $2.00, $ Pin Cushion 55. Decorated barrette or hairband 56. Christmas Stocking handcrafted 57. Article of Rug Hooking 58. Article of hand felting 59. Article made from Duct Tape 60. Santa Claus or Father Christmas- not to exceed 18in. 61. Article of Counted Cross Stitch 62. Advent Calendar 63. Scrapbooking A single page 64. Button Art different quilt blocks 66. Fingerless gloves or mitts 67. Handcrafted Tote Bag 68. Wall Hanging machine or hand quilted 69. Wall Hanging any other style 70. Headwear - Fascinator 71. Decorated Hat for display 72. Door Decoration 73. Decorated Wreath 74. A Gift Bag 75. Child s Stuffed Toy (not to exceed 18 inches) 76. Doll Clothing Knit or Crochet (on doll not to exceed (18 inches) 77. Small Novelty item suitable for a bazaar 78. Handmade Greeting Card 79. Garden Art 80. Hand Spun skein of yarn 81. Something new and useful from something old with explanation 82. Decorative Pillow 83. Handcrafted Jewellery in a ziplock bag 84. Small Christmas Tree Decoration 85. SPEcIAL An Article created from hand spun yarn Prize Money $7.00, $5.00, $3.00 Sponsored by Durham Hand Spinning Guild Most points in craft Section Prize: Cut, Wash and Set 0r Blow Dry Donated by: Sharon McCartney Crowning Glory Hair Care 6421 Leskard Rd., Orono JuNIOR SEcTION Open to youth 17 & under. No membership required for this section only but must fill entry form out and get a number at the fair office. Prize Money: $3.00, $2.50, $2.00, $ Decorated Flip Flops 87. Button Art 88. Decorated Flower Pot 89. A scene created in a Mason Jar. 90. Switch Cover

29 91. Tote Bag 92. Small Novelty item suitable for a Christmas Bazaar 93. Handcrafted Jewellery in zip lock bad 94. Pillow Cases 95. Picture Frame hand made and decorated 96. Small article of woodwork, not to exceed 18 nches 97. SEWINg ESSENTIALS Special - A Rag Quilt - quilt Prize: A gift certificate for a Ruler of your choice Sponsored by Sewing Essentials, Bowmanville 98. Article from a tin can 99. Scrapbooking single page 100. Garden Art 101. Something new and useful from something old with an explanation attached 102. Knit or Crochet article 103. Decorated egg 104. Metal Art not to exceed 12in Article made from Duct Tape 106. Craft of your choice not listed above JuNIORS SPEcIALS Judges choice of outstanding workmanship. Prize; Rosette Exhibitor with most points in Junior Section Prize: $20.00 Both prizes donated by: Portable Grandstand Rentals, Bowmanville SENIOR citizens All articles must be clean and NOT entered previously at the Orono Fair. Open to men and women 60 years and over. No membership required for this section only. Prize Money; $3.00, $2.50, $2.00, $ Handknit article 108. Handmade Christmas Card 109. Crochet Article 110. Handwriting 111. Decorated Flip Flops 112. Adult Colouring Page 113. Embroidery or Cross Stitch Article 114. Scrapbooking single page 115. Article for kitchen (ie. Tea cosy, toaster cover,) 116. Garden Art SENIOR citizens SPEcIAL Most point in Seniors Section Prize; $20.00 sponsored by Penny MacDonald cultural ExPRESSION SPEcIAL Most points in entire Cultural Expression Division Prize: $20.00 in Memory of Murray Charland sponsored by the Charland Family SPINNERS & KNITTERS Sunday, September 11th beginning at 10 a.m. Work together & demonstrate Spinners spin & prepare fleece Knitters knit Come join us Individuals wishing to participate, contact the Fair office or Beth Meszaros at History Comes Alive! PhOTOgRAPhIc competition class 60 chairperson:...ailison Cathcart committee:... Wayne Hunt Rules and Regulations: 1. Exhibits in this class MuST be in the hands of the Arranging Committee before 10:00 a.m. Thursday Sept 8th when the doors shall be closed and no person shall be admitted other than those officially engaged. 2. Exhibits MuST remain until 4:00 p.m. Sunday, Sept 11th. 3. Max. photo size 5 x 7 unless otherwise specified. 4. Photos are to be printed on proper photo paper. 5. All photographs must be mounted on white bristol board or construction paper, with a 1 border. Attach entry tags to border. 6. One entry per class unless otherwise specified. 7. Photo s must be the work of the exhibitor. 8. Entries must have been taken in the past year. Entry Fee: 10% of prize winnings AMATEuR AduLT - colour and b & W Prize Money: $4.00; $3.00; $ Flower 2. Children 3. Machinery 4. Sporting Activity 5. Animals/Livestock 6. Farm Fences 7. Scenes of Winter 8. Architecture 9. Anything Purple 10. Country Roads 11. Reflections 12. Transportation 13. Spider Web SPEcIAL - Orono crown Lands Prize Money: $12.00; $8.00; $ Any picture taken on the Orono Crown Lands that best depicts the Natural Beauty. Prize money donated by Orono Crown Lands Trust. 29

30 JuNIOR -colour and b & W Prize Money: $4.00; $3.00; $ My Friends 16. My Vacation 17. Selfie 18. My Favourite Photo Thanks to all the generous sponsors. WOOdWORKINg class 65 chairpersons:...irene & Terry Matchett committee: Kristina Sauders, Chris Sauders, Korey Matchett, Kurtis Matchett, Rebekka Sandercock Rules and Regulations: 1. Exhibits in this class must be in the hands of the Arranging Committee before 12:00 noon, Thursday, September 8th. 2. Exhibits must remain until 4:00 p.m. Sunday, September 11th. 3. An entry cannot exceed the maximum size of 28 wide by 28 inches long by 3 feet high. All decisions are final according to the judge. 4. All entries must be the work of the exhibitor. 5. You may enter one or more items into each class. A limit of three per class. 6. Small bird houses and feeders are made to be hung. Larger ones will sit on table. 7. If entry projects must be brought in Wednesday evening September 7th, PLEASE contact a Chairperson. 8. Will accept entries up to 11:45 a.m. Thursday, September 8th. Entry Fee: 10% of prize winnings. AduLT class Prizes: $8.00; $7.00; $6.00; $5.00; $4.00; $3.00; $2.00; $1.00 Ribbons: 1 rosette stating Judges Choice 1 rosette stating Most Points 1 rosette stating New Exhibitor 1. Junior Section - ages Woodcarving 3. Wood Lath 4. Child s Wooden Toy 5. Bird Houses & Feeders 6. Knic-Knac Shelves & Small Cabinets 7. Others 8. Chainsaw Carving Judge s choice Award - Plaque Donated by the Matchett Family POINTS 1st 5.0; 2nd 4.5; 3rd 4.0; 4th 3.5; 5th 3.0; 6th 2.5; 7th 2.0; 8th 1.0 Most Points Award Plaque in memory of Flora and Lloyd Sharpe9 30 culinary ARTS class 70 Chairperson...Joan Anyan, Committee Members... Arline Ayre , Connie Berry , Karen Dunlop , Carol Graham Win Morgan , Judy Plummer , Anne Powell , Carol Robinson RuLES ANd REguLATIONS REAd ALL RuLES ANd REguLATIONS. TAKE NOTE OF ALL changes (the judge may disqualify if not followed) FOR 2016, THE $10.00 MEMBERSHIP FEE MUST BE SUBMITTED WITH YOUR ENTRY FORM 1. Exhibits in this class must be in the charge of the Culinary Arts Committee before 10:00 a.m. Thursday, September 08, when the area will be closed and no person admitted other than those officially engaged. Judging starts at 10:30 a.m. Exhibits MUST BE picked up by 4 p.m. Sunday, September Exhibitors are allowed one entry in each section. (Where there are 8 or more entries, a 4th prize will be given). 3. Decorated cakes judged on decoration only. 4. No commercial mixes or pie fillings are to be used. 5. DO NOT use material lid covers or paraffin wax on bottles of preserves. 6. Jars must be sealed or will be disqualified, except for freezer jams. 7. Glass containers only for jams and pickles with NEW 2-piece metal lids NO PLASTIc containers ALLOWEd.. good LucK TO ALL!!! Entry Fee: 10% of prize winnings Prize Money (sections 1 43): $8.00: $6.00: $5.00 PIcKLES, RELIShES &SAucES 1. Chili Sauce 2. Chutney 3. Dill Pickles 4. Salsa 5. Mixed Vegetable Pickles 6. Bread and Butter Pickles 7. Cranberry Sauce 8. Corn Relish fresh corn only 9. Sweet Relish 10. Pickled Beets 11. Any other pickle or sauce (LABELLED) No food colouring to be used in pickles. JAMS ANd JELLIES - cooked or more, Fruit Marmalade 13. Peach Jam 14. Raspberry Jam 15. Strawberry Jam 16. Pepper Jelly 17. Jam of your choice (LABELLED) JAMS ANd JELLIES - freezer 18. Strawberry 19. Peach

31 20. Jam or jelly of your choice (LABELLED) 47. Cream Pie of your choice (labelled) canning & PRESERVES SPEcIALS 21. Canned Peaches All cake entries MUST be displayed in COVERED plastic 22. Applesauce (PLAIN, NO SPICES) containers. 23. Canned Fruit of your choice (LABELLED) Winning cakes (with the exception of cakes in the Charity MOST POINTS IN classes 1 23 Class) will be auctioned at the fair at 6 p.m. Friday evening, Prize Money - $15.00; $10.00; $5.00 September 09, the proceeds going to the Orono Donated by Patti Robertson Sales Representative, Royal Agricultural Society. Service Real Estate Inc PIE AucTION SPEcIAL MuFFINS & LOAVES Prize money (sections 48 & 49): $9.00; $6.00; $5.00 Plate size 6 disposable plate in LARgE clear Donated by Connie Berry in loving memory of John D. ZIPLOc bag Berry 24. Tea Biscuits, 3(three) (plain) 48. Raspberry Pie 25. Apple Muffins, 3(three) 49. Pecan Pie 26. Carrot Muffins, 3(three) VERA S SPEcIAL 27. Bran Muffins, 3(three) (plain) Prize money; $9.00; $6.00; $ Blueberry Muffins, 3(three) Donated by David and Sharon Staples 29. Banana Muffins, 3(three) in memory of David s mother, Vera Staples. 30. Pumpkin Loaf, 3 slices 50. Lemon Meringue Pie (no mix) (displayed in a covered 31. Lemon Loaf, glazed, 3 slices plastic container) for auction. 32. Banana Loaf, 3 slices WILMOT ORchARd SPEcIAL 33. Date Loaf, 3 slices Prize money; $20.00; $15.00; $10.00; $ Cranberry Loaf, 3 slices Donated by Charles and Judy Stevens, R.R. #8, Newcastle PLAIN & FANcY 51. Blueberry Pie made from commercially grown high Plate size 6 disposable plate in LARgE clear bush blueberries. For auction. ZIPLOc PLASTIc bag TAKE NOTE OF ThE FAIR SPEcIAL SIZE OF cookies/ SQuARES ETc. REQuIREd! Prize Money: $9.00; $6.00; $ Date Squares, 3(three) (1 ½ inch x 1 ½ inch square) Donated by Irwin Colwell 36. Squares of your choice, 3(three), all the same, labelled 52. Upside-down Cake For auction. (1 ½ inch x 1 ½ inch square) 37. Coconut Macaroons, 3(three) cake AucTION SPEcIAL - displayed in covered 38. Peanut Butter Cookies, 3(three) uniform size ( 2 containers 2 ½ inches round) Prize Money (sections 53-55): $9.00; $6.00; $ Chocolate Chip Cookies, 3(three) uniform size ( 2 Donated by Cooper Fuels Newtonville 2 ½ inches round) 53. Chocolate Cake 2 layers, chocolate icing, your choice 40. Shortbread, 3(three) of filling. 41. Brownies iced, 3(three) 54. Banana Cake 2 layers, your choice of icing and filling. 42. Fudge, any variety, 3(three) 55. Decorated Party Cake 43. Butter Tarts, 3(three) WINd blown cake SPEcIAL MOST POINTS IN classes Prize money; $9.00; $6.00; $5.00 Prize Money - $15.00; $10.00, $5.00 Donated by Karen Dunlop and Charles Reid in memory of Donated by Patti Robertson, Sales Representative, Royal Ileen Reid Service Real Estate Inc Wind Blown Cake, iced, 9 X 13 pan all entries to be *ONLY PRIZE WINNINg cakes & PIES WILL be made from the following recipe. AucTIONEd* WINd blown cake SPEcIAL REcIPE All OTHER CAKES AND PIES MAY BE PICKED UP 3 eggs separated 1 ½ cups flour AFTER 5 P.M. THURSDAY ¾ cup cold water 1 tsp. baking powder 1 ¼ cups white sugar PIES Baked in a full size disposable plate, displayed in extralarge clear Ziploc bag. Beat 3 egg yolks and ¾ cup of cold water together in bowl until light and fluffy. Add 1 ¼ cups white sugar and beat Hint - Bake new foil pie plates 10 minutes at 400*degrees for 1 min. Fold flour and baking powder into mixture. Fold before first using for evenly cooked crust * FOR AUCTION in stiffly beaten egg whites.pour into ungreased tube pan. Prize Money (sections 44 47) - $10.00; $6.00; $4.00 Bake approximately ¾ to 1 hr. in 325 degree oven. Baked 44. Raisin Pie cake must be inverted until completely cool. Remove from 45. Peach Pie pan carefully and frost with the following, 46. Apple Pie ***FROSTINg ON NExT PAgE**** 31

32 Frosting for WINd blown cake SPEcIAL 1\3 cup soft butter 3 tbsp. Orange Juice 2 2 ½ cups icing sugar 1 1 /2 tsp. orange rind ShELLEY S carrot cake SPEcIAL Prize money; $9.00; $6.00; $5.00 Donated by Shelly Etmanskie 57. Iced Carrot Cake For auction cheesecake SPEcIAL Prized money $9.00 $6.00 $5.00 Donated by Joan Anyan 58. Baked Cheesecake of your choice. coffee cake SPEcIAL Prize money; $9.00; $6.00; $5.00 Donated by Win Morgan and Judy Plummer 59. Coffee cake of your choice. For auction. APPLE crisp SPEcIAL Prize money; $9.00; $6.00; $5.00 Donated by Rob and Bonnie Reid, in memory of Grace Reid 60. Your favourite apple crisp one serving Egg ShAcK SPEcIAL Sponsored by The Hollingsworth Family Gift certificates for The Egg Shack $15.00; $10.00; $ Pumpkin pie made with pure pumpkin. FRIENdLY FOOd PAcKAgE Prize money; $9.00; $6.00; $5.00 Donated by Madlyn Wilcox and Arline Ayre 62. Package to include 3 Tea biscuits, 3 Butter tarts, 3 cookies attractively arranged. MuNch ANd crunch Prize money; $9.00; $6.00; $5.00 Donated by Joyce Gray 63. Your favourite homemade snack (i.e. nuts & bolts, flavoured popcorn, etc.) MOST POINTS IN carol S SPEcIAL PRIZE VOUCHERS $15.00, $10.00, $8.00 for Village Bake Shop. - Donated by The Village Bake Shop, Orono. Food purchased in the Village Bake Shop of Exhibitors choice. FOR MEN ONLY Prize money; $9.00; $6.00; $5.00 Donated by Carol Graham and Betty Lou Locke 64. Favourite Cake iced. For auction. FOR STudENTS ONLY Prize money (Sections 65 68) $5.00; $3.00; $2.00 Donated by Keith West in memory of his wife, Marie West. 65. Favourite Muffins 3 (three) labelled - no paper liners. Donated by W. K. Lycett and Pat Irwin Lycett 66. Chocolate chip cookies 3 (three) uniform size 2 2 ½ inches round. Donated by Orono Fish & Hunt Club 67. Decorated Cup Cakes 3(three) judged on appearance Donated by Kings Court Catering, Bowmanville 68. Rice Krispies creation MOST POINTS IN Prize money - $15.00; $10.00; $5.00 Donated by Patti Robertson, Sales Representative, Royal Service Real Estate Inc dairy PROducERS SPEcIAL Donated by Durham Region Dairy Producers One pound of butter (454 grams) for each of the following: 1. Best Chocolate Cake - #53 2. Best Butter Tarts - # Best Chocolate Brownies - #41 SPEcIAL chocolate chip cookie competition Open to youth up to 15 yrs. old as of Dec. 31st of the current yr. Prize money - $10.00, $6.00, $ Eight (8) Chocolate chip cookies on a firm disposable plate in a clear Ziploc plastic bag. Cookies must be no larger than 3 inches and no smaller than 2 inches round - must NOT contain any nuts chocolate chips, ONLY. Winner is eligible to compete at District 4 competition. TYRONE MILLS SPEcIAL Prizes: Gift certificate for Tyrone Mills - 1st $15.00; 2nd $10.00, 3rd $ loaf, heritage red fife wheat bread. Purchase flour from Tyrone Mills, Attach receipt to entry tag. 60% WhOLE WhEAT bread competition must be in a clean clear plastic bag. Prize money - $10.00, $6.00, $ One full loaf. MUST USE 60% WHOLE WHEAT. Attach receipt to entry tag. Minimum size 8 x 4 x 20 ½ Maximum size 9 x 5 x 3. Winner is eligible to compete at District 4 Competition. MOST POINTS SPEcIAL Gift certificate for Orono Country Café The Grand Champion and Reserve Champion cakes and pies will be chosen from all 1st prize entries made in the Culinary Arts (excluding cakes in the Charity Auction class) GRAND CHAMPION CAKE: $20.00 and a $20.00 voucher for King s Court Catering Donated by Kings Court Gourmet Catering, Bowmanville RESERVE CHAMPION CAKE: $20.00 Donated by W, K. Lycett and Pat Irwin Lycett GRAND CHAMPION PIE: $20.00 and Honey Crisp apples Donated by Watson Farms, Bowmanville, RESERVE CHAMPION PIE: $20.00 Donated by Connie Berry in loving memory of John D. Berry best APPLE PIE Archibald s Estate Winery Special Surprise from Archibald s, awarded to the winner of the best apple pie. Donated by Archibald s Winery 6275 Liberty St. N., Bowmanville. 32

33 JudgE S choice - $20.00 One item chosen from Culinary Arts Donated by Carol & Robert Robinson in memory of Mary Robinson. PERcY MOuNTJOY MEMORIAL TROPhY Awarded to winner of Grand Champion Cake. Donated by the family of Percy Mountjoy billy hale TROPhY Awarded to lst prize banana cake winner charity cake AucTION Everyone is welcome to participate Prize money - $9.00; $6.00; $ Teddy Bear shaped cake displayed in covered container. Prize winning cakes to be sold in a separate auction. The money raised in 2016 is to be donated to grandview children s centre. This class is not eligible for any other special prizes country FAIR baking contest 1.All entrants in the contests must be at least 18 years of age and submit entries that were made using the sponsor s product. 2. A product label must accompany each entry, as proof of purchase. 3. All entries will be judged on appearance, taste, texture and creativity of recipe and presentation. Decision of the judge(s) will be final. 4. Winners names and addresses must be submitted with each entry. 5. All first place winners must submit recipe, proof of purchase, photograph and signed release form giving permission to the sponsors for use of the winners names, recipe, and/or photograph in any other advertising or publicity without payment. 6. The fair will forward signed release forms, recipes and photos for the first place winners along with a list of all the names an addresses for 2nd place winners. 7. Bernardin mason jar/snap lid must be used for # 75 entry. 8. Entries are not for auction. 73. Robin Hood Favourite cherry loaf recipe. Prizes: 1st: $25.00 Product Certificate 2nd: $10.00 Product Certificate 74. Crisco Family Favourite cranberry muffin recipe. Show 3 muffins. Prizes: 1st: $25.00 Product Certificate 2nd: $10.00 Product Certificate 75. Bernardin jam/jelly pectin award 1 Bernardin jar of your favourite jam or jelly Prize: 1st $20.00 gift certificate + rosette Art competition class 75 committee:...dionne Powlenzuk communications@vac.ca Judge: Lindsay Anderson Lindsay Anderson began his career as a studio technician at the University of Regina Ceramics Department, Extension Pottery. During that time he was mentored by a number of notable Canadian potters. His work was featured in galleries in Western Canada and a number of his pieces were chosen for the permanent Claridge Collection sponsored by the Bronfman family. Lindsay was the recipient of a Saskatchewan Arts Board purchase award. His work has found residence in numerous corporate and private collections and public institutions. He is a successful contributor to many juried shows. Lindsay currently works in hand-built, Raku fired vessels and functional cone 6 porcelain ware. Good luck! All entries must be mailed and postmarked by August 23rd, 2016 for a best chance at a spot. Depending on the number of submissions, it may not be possible to display all submissions. Every effort will be made to do so. Mail your exhibit form to the address on the first page of the fair booklet. Please fill out a separate exhibit form (even for family members, please!) for each person entering an artwork. For any questions regarding appropriate framing and preparation of works so that they are ready to hang Dionne at the above address. REGULATIONS - PLEASE READ CAREFULLY 1. All submissions must be suitably framed and ready for hanging with secure picture wire on the back and ready to go.if unsure, please Dionne (communications@vac. ca) so your work has the best chance for exhibition. 2. Each person may submit a total of TWO artworks (even if they are in different mediums) 3. Pieces must be labeled with the Artists Name, Address, Title and Price. If not for sale, please indicate NFS in the price space of the exhibit form. Please photocopy the exhibit form and tape it to the back of each artwork. 4. As we cannot be responsible for the artworks dropped off outside of the following times, please ensure that the artworks are delivered to the art competition booth in the arena at the Fairgrounds between 4-8 pm on Wednesday September 7th, 2016 or between 9-10am on Thursday, September 8th, Artwork is to be picked up at the close of the Fair between 4:00-5:00pm on Sunday September 11th, Once again, we cannot be responsible for artwork left beyond this time. Thanks! PLEASE NOTE - ARTWORKS WILL be RELEASEd TO ThE ARTIST ONLY - unless AN ALTERNATE NAME IS PROVIdEd ON ThE drop OFF days AT ThE START OF ThE competition. ThIS IS TO ENSuRE ThE ARTWORK IS RETuRNEd TO ThE ARTIST. 5. Adults may submit a 50 word biography to be displayed by their work; use a type size all can read. Teen and Juniors may submit a 25 word explanation of their pieces if they wish. Tell us why you love the work! 33

34 AduLT SEcTION (for 18+) Prize Money: First: $50.00, Second: $35.00, Third: $25.00 for each of the following categories: 1. Oils and Acrylics 2. Watercolours and Prints 3. Pen and Ink, Pencil, Charcoal 4. Mixed Media (this can be artwork created from any combination of any material. but artwork must be ready and able to be hung on a wall) Special Adult category: 1. $25.00 award for Best First Time Adult Entry 2. $ award for Best in Show TEEN SEcTION (for year olds) Prize Money: First: $35.00, Second: $25.00, Third: $15.00 This section is open to any type of media: oil, acrylic, watercolour, prints, and drawings on pen and ink, pastel, charcoal, and mixed media. All works in the teen section are judged under one category, unlike the adult section. JuNIOR SEcTION (for 8-12 year old) Prize Money: First: $20.00, Second: $15.00, Third: $10.00 This section is open to any type of media: oil, acrylic, watercolour, prints, and drawings on pen and ink, pastel, charcoal, and mixed media. All works in the teen section are judged under one category, unlike the adult section. ExhIbIT FORM- class 75( Please copy & cut per entry) Please Indicate which section this painting belongs in & fill out this form ARTIST: AddRESS: SECTION:ADULT TEEN JUNIOR AGE: JUNIORS ONLY ADULTS CIRCLE SECTION YOU ARE ENTERING 1.Oils 7 Acrylics 2. Watercolours & Prints 3. Pen,Ink & Charcoal 4. Mixed Media PHONE# PRICE: YOuTh POSTER competition Original hand Made design CLASSES: A) Intermediate Includes Grade 5 to Grade 8 B) Senior - Includes Grade 9 to Grade 12 level Entry Rules: 1. Promoting Your Fair -- Name and date of our fair must be clearly shown. 2. Must be hand drawn *********. No raised items must lay flat. 3. Poster size: Minimum - 22 cm x 28 cm, without border to a Maximum - 28 cm x 44 cm, without border. 4. Designed Poster must be centered on CARDSTOCK or BRISTOL BOARD exposing a 5.5cm border on all sides. 5. Name and address of creator of poster, grade and school attended, to be clearly labeled on the back of each entry. Sponsored by Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies. Winners will go to the District 4 competition. District winners are eligible to enter the provincial competition Fair Theme: Touch of Country ELEMENTARY & high SchOOL ** (Please do not include entries from this Prize List on the Fair entry forms attached with the Fair book) ** chairpersons:...gail McKenzie , Heather Qualtrough committee Members: Sheila Bek, Helen Cartier, Linda Hansen. Aimee Harris, lan McKenzie, Sharon and David Staples, Andrea and Rob Wallis. Entry Rules: 1. All exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor, and not previously shown at this Fair. Exhibits must have entry tags signed by a teacher or parent who supervised the work. 2. Elementary & high school exhibitors shall enter in grade categories as of June 1st No exhibit shall compete in more than one class and no exhibitor may make more than one entry in any one class. 4. Exhibits may be placed in the arena in the Elementary Section between 3:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, September 7, 2016 and remain until 4:00 p.m. Sunday, September 11, All exhibits must be in the building before 10:00 a.m. Thursday, September 8, All entries must be entered on an entry tag which may be picked up at the Fair building when you bring in your entries on September 7th or 8th Sept, For any questions or to obtain entry tags in advance, call: Gail McKenzie at or elementaryschool@oronofair.com. 7. Please follow all restrictions (i.e. size, numbers etc.) carefully and have your entry tags properly filled out and firmly attached in order to avoid being disqualified. 8. No advance entry required for the school prize list. Please note: If other things beyond the school prize list are of interest to junior exhibitors (17 and under), please check out the complete Orono Fair Prize List. Check out areas such as the pet show, culinary arts, cultural expressions, various animal classes, vegetables & fruit, plants & flowers, art, woodworking and others. Junior exhibitors are exempt from paying the membership fee but must fill out an entry form and send it to the fair secretary. The society will assign a membership number which will be used on the exhibition tags in all classes EXCEPT the school list. Please find information under Exhibitor Registration Procedures and each of the categories. The Fair Board will not be responsible for work left after 4:30pm, Sunday September 11th Parents & Teachers Note: Please assist your students to observe size restrictions and directives i.e. printing vs. writing. Individual work only, except in science projects. Teachers: Please restrict classroom entires to your best 4 or 5 in the grade appropriate. ELEMENTARY & high SchOOL displays *****Space must be reserved**** by ing Gail McKenzie before August elementaryschool@oronofair.com or call Leave a message with your school and contact name and phone number. 34

35 1. Display area: Board 8 by 4 with table space below 2. Display of Daily School Work and activities, i.e. printing/writing, art, posters, crafts, projects etc., special events. What are you doing that makes your school special? 3. Each display must include school name 4. Pupil s work entered in any of the elementary school classes for judging are NOT to be included in the actual school display. 5. Displays do not require that the student completing the work be named, if as a school you wish to display the student s name, you may. Must be arranged by teachers/helpers on Wednesday Sept. 7th before 8:00pm and REMOVEd promptly and not before 4:00 pm on Sunday Sept.11th. Please note: 2016 Fair Theme Touch of country PRE-SchOOL children (Display Only) Ribbons will be given to exhibitors. 1. Drawing of my Family 1a. Trace your hand or foot and decorate it. 2. Creation using, playdough, modeling clay, etc 3. My favourite craft, (your choice) 4. Decorated paper plate ie. Face, clock, mask etc. 4a. Largest Maple Leaf KINdERgARTEN JR. and SR. Prizes: $1.50; $1.25; $1.00; $ Paper bag puppet. 6. Holiday or seasonal creation-not to exceed 45cm x 30cm 7. Cut and Paste picture using shapes - not to exceed 30cmx 45cm 8. Egg carton creation 9. Mask ie: paper plate, bag etc. 10. Creation or picture showing a pattern. 11. Drawing of me 12. Your favourite craft. 13a.Pipecleaner creation i.e. spider, butterfly or others. 13b.Artwork created with your name using any material (Suggestions; marshmallows, bread tags, cherrios etc) grade 1 and 2 Prizes: $1.50; $1.25; $1.00; $ grade 1 - Printing in pencil using lined paper. How does a dinosaur say good night when Papa comes in to turn out the light? Does he throw his teddy bear all about? Does a Dinosaur roar? 15. grade 2 Printing in pencil using lined paper. Does a dinosaur fall on top of his covers and cry? No, dinosaurs don t even try. They give a big kiss. They tuck in their tails. They whisper, Good night! 16. grade 1 - Create a picture, using shapes (circles, squares, triangles, etc.) 17. grade 2 - Create a picture (any media) that suggests movement 18. Child as author - story, Journal entry with or without 35 picture ETC A 3D creation. 20. Modeling using plasticene. 21. A puppet. 22. Create a card or poster titled Fun at the Fair 23. Draw a map of your choice i.e. treasure, land, house layout, fire plan 24. Project of your choice. grade 3 and 4 Prizes: $1.50; $1.25; $1.00; $ grade 3 -Cursive Writing in pencil using lined paper. WHAT WILL YOU BE? They never stop asking me What will you be? A doctor, a dancer A diver at sea? They never stop bugging me What will you be? As if they expect me to Stop being me. 26. grade 4-Cursive Writing in pencil on lined paper THE SCARECROW When all the cows were sleeping, and the sun had gone to bed Up jumped the scarecrow, And this is what he said: I m a dingle dangle scarecrow With a flippy floppy hat. I can shake my hands like this, And shake my feet like that. 27. Social Studies Project, i.e. timeline, pioneers, medieval times etc. 28. Print making - any media - not to exceed 30 cm. x 45 cm. 29. grade 3 - Create a picture (any media) using only warm colours and/or cool colours 30. grade 4 A piece of artwork demonstrating Fore ground, Middle ground and Background. 31. Write new song lyrics for the tune Row, Row, Row Your Boat on a theme of anything Canadian 32. Child as author -- story or journal entry. 33. A collection of original poetry 34. Project of your choice. (A) Mapping or Graphing i.e. Agriculture in Ontario (B) Models (C) A 3 dimensional creation 35. A research project, eg: an animal or plant from the rainforest, forest or wetland habitat, pioneers. 36. (A) Artwork depicting the style of a particular artist, with the skill and characteristics and the artists name you are trying to portray. 36. (B) Miscellaneous - Any school work not listed. grades 5 and 6 Prizes: $1.50; $1.25; $1.00; $ Artwork displaying perspective, (i.e. appearance of distance and/or depth). 38. Project of your choice. (A) Print making.(b) Models i.e. space.(c) Poster. (D)

36 Art work 39. Poster or Project re Healthy Living i.e. VIP, or Racing Against Drugs or human body mapping 40. Cursive Writing:in pen or pencil using lined paper. A little more kindness and a little less greed: A little more giving and a little less need: A little more smile and a little less frown: A little less kicking a man when he s down: A little more we and a little less I : A few more laughs and a little less cry: A few more flowers on the pathway of life: And few on graves at the end of the strife. 41. Drawing focusing on the Element of Line 42. Child as author i.e. your speech, a book report, a story etc. 43. Create a design i.e. patterning i.e. transformations or tesselations 44. Any project; artwork and/or written, pertaining to a sporting activity i.e Summer Olympics, Invictus Games, sporting club, individual sport etc. 45. Poetry, any style, composed by student, printed on computer. 46. Miscellaneous - Any school work not listed. grades 7 and 8 Prizes: $2.00; $1.75; $1.50; $ Draw or paint a picture using repetition of line and/or colour to create rhythm 48. A pen and ink drawing. 49. Artwork; any medium in the style of a famous artist or art movement i.e. Van Gogh or Impressionism 50. Portrait of a person 51. French project; i.e. poster, comic strip,written assignment etc. (Ecrive en Francais) 52. A project (Collage, 3D item poster etc.) promoting a cause 53. Create a drawing in perspective 54. A 3 D item 55 Geography or Science assignment:; i.e.mapping project, or cell diagram etc. 56. Miscellaneous - Any school work not listed. high SchOOL Prizes: $2.00; $1.75; $1.50; $1.25 high School students should also refer to the complete fair prize list for areas to enter. 57. ART Grade 9 12: Abstract picture Contrasting between black and white. Consider patterns, shapes, balance and contrast. 58. WOODSHOP Grade 9 12: A small woodworking project i.e. box, treasure chest etc. 59. PHOTOGRAPHY Grade 9-12 Any Subject mounted 1 border 60. GEOGRAPHY / HISTORY i.e. Map of Canada or Poster, Trench Systems etc. 61. FOODS Grade 10: Safe Food Handling OR Proper Hand Washing Procedure Poster 62. SEWING i.e.sock Monkey, Small article of sewing i.e. pincushion, apron, top, quilt etc : ENGLISH Grade 9: Advertisement 64. Grade 10: Brochure 65. Grade 11: Hand written poem 66. Grade 12: Poster crafts ANd cooking Note: All food items to be displayed on sturdy paper/ plastic plates and in a clear plastic bag. (Open to Kindergarten to grade 8). Prizes: $2.50; $2.25; $2.00; $1.75 ** baking may be picked up Saturday, September 10th at 5:00 p.m. ** Where entry numbers warrant, these will be divided into the following grades: K-4 and Design your own video game cover ie; minecraft, Mario brothers or an original game etc D item: i.e. paper sculpture or wire, popsicle sticks etc. 69. Cupcake creations (3 on a plate) 70. Decorate an egg. 71. Design a bracelet or necklace (A) Grade K - 4 (B) Grade A homemade kite, may be decorated in any style. 73. Invent-a-Vegetable - An illustration of your invention using characteristics of your favorite food(s). 74. Decorate a fly swatter 75. Paper Machee or ceramic article - not over 40cm. 76a. Grade K - 4: A handmade Alphabet Booklet of at least 5 hand-drawn, named, Ontario grown fruits and/or vegetables. 76b. Grade 5-8: Collage of 10 different ways to use Milk with pictures, and a recipe for one of the items. 77. Stone painted to be an animal or flower 78. Collection of Environmental items attractively arranged and labeled. i.e. leaves, rocks, cones, wildflowers etc. 79. Marshmallow character on a plate. 80. Make a collage of Ontario farm produce. 81. Your favourite muffins 2 on a plate. 82. Painting not to exceed 30 x 45 cm i.e. landscape, portrait or still life 83. Create something useful from a recycled item. 84. Lego models or similar products: A farm implement or building. (Note: must be an original design - any use of purchased kits is forbidden). No more than 38cm. in any direction. 85. A homemade item: ie; birdfeeder/bird house, Kubcar, doll, stuffed animal, etc. 86. Decorate a T-shirt 87. Freestanding or relief Plasticene, playdough or polymer clay sculpture. 88. Your favourite Cookies: 4 cookies, displayed in a container decorated by the child, suitable to be given as a gift. SPEcIALS YOuTh FLOWER competition Sponsored by Orono Horticultural Society category 89, 90 & 91 Prizes: $1.50; $1.25; $1.00; $ A Fairy Tale - bouquet of garden and/or wild flowers

37 (not purchased), your choice of container. 90. My Favourite Pet using natural materials. 91. Scared Stiff - decorated pumpkin category 92 Prizes: 1st $3.00 2nd $2.00 3rd $ Photography; My Favourite Photo (A) Grade K - 4 (B) Grade 5-8 Note : Home grown flowers, wildflowers, grasses, cones, seeds, nuts, vegetables etc. may be used for these competitions. (These may also be entered in the Orono horticultural Society, Fall Show, contact ) highest POINTS AWARd Hamiltons Insurance Special Donated by Hamiltons Insurance Service Ltd.-, Eleanor Dammant Special prize money for boy and girl with the highest number of points in each of the designated class division. Must have more than 2 winning entries. 93. (A) TOP BOY (B) TOP GIRL FAIR committee SPEcIAL Prize money: 1st $8.00, 2nd $6.00, 3rd $4.00, 4th $3.00 Categories: Understanding Nature 94. A poster to illustrate How Bees Benefit Man. It will be judged on originality of ideas and the quality of art. 95. A poster or collage, celebrating Our Fair Over The Years The use of photos, or articles are allowed. Note our 165th Anniversary is in Make Survival kit in a shoebox i.e. outdoor, hiking, camping etc. cake SPEcIAL Donated by Margaret Henderson. Prize money: 1st $7.00, 2nd $5.00, 3rd $3.00. The best decorated cake showing a FallTheme. Decoration only is judged. 97. Grades K Grades 5-8 APPLE blossom SPEcIAL Prize donation from the Apple Blossom Shop, Yvonne Maitland Create a mosaic or creative article from natural items, i.e.: seeds, cones, pressed flowers etc. 98. Grades K Grades 5-8 STuTTS PhARMAcY SPEcIAL Store Credit donated by Tino Montopoli, Orono, First and second prize for a collection of 3 of my best snap shots with title for each picture. If there are sufficient entries this will be divided as: 100 (A)Grades K-4 (B)Grades 5-8 children S PET ShOW Sunday, September 11th at 11:00 a.m. chairperson:... Shelby Dillon Rules and Regulations: 1. Animals must be shown by children under the age of 12 with adult supervision. 2. Entries will be accepted at arena the morning of Pet Show between 10 and 11 o clock. 3. All dogs must be leashed. Cats and rabbits must be caged. All pets must be taken home immediately following show as there are no pets allowed on Fairgrounds during Fair. 4. All animals must have a vaccination certificate 5. Prizes will be awarded at conclusion of each class Entry Fee: No Entry Fees Prize Money: Cash prizes awarded for each category (category being; A, B,C, D, in each section) 1st. $5.00; 2nd. $2.00; All other entries $1.00 SEcTION 1: cats A. Cat with the most interesting markings or colours B. Cat with fluffiest fur C. Cat with longest tail D. Largest cat SEcTION 2: dogs A. Shortest dog from ground to shoulder B. The Dog with longest legs C. Best Dog Trick - owner to describe trick prior to performance D. Dressed alike dog/owner SEcTION 3: Rabbits A. The Largest Rabbit B. Rabbit with longest ears C. Rabbit with best markings or colours D. Best Rabbit comes when called Childrens Pet Show sponsored by Ontario Power Generation children S PuMPKIN decorating contest Sponsored by Decker Hollow Farm Ron and Carol Robinson chairperson:...ron Robinson, ronandcarorlr@gmail.com Rules and Regulations: No entry fee. All entries must be work of child under 13 years of age. Exhibits must be in Ag Building before 2p.m. Thursday September 8th. All entries must be on an entry tag picked up at Fair office with name and address on it. Most Creative keeping in mind this year Fair Theme Touch of Country e.g. may put pumpkins on top of each other Prize Money: 1st $ nd $ rd $

38 LIVESTOcK LANE ANd AgRIcuLTuRAL AWARENESS AREAS September 8th September 11th chairperson:..... Mary Ann Found, (905) committee: Rita Buder, Connie La Gace, Kyle La Gace, Zachary La Gace, Al La Gace, Rebecca Parker, Jacob Breen, Gwen Breen, Gus Qualtrough Visit Livestock Lane and other areas of the grounds to gain hands-on agricultural experience. See, hear, smell and touch things found on today s farms. Receive a farm information passport provided at the gates with the schedule of daily demonstrations and happenings. Complete your passport and return it to the Livestock Lane Tent to receive a small prize and be eligible to enter a draw for a local food basket. Come and meet some area farmers and learn the real dirt about farming. grade ThREE AgRIcuLTuRAL EducATION day Friday September 9th, 2016 chairperson Ag Education:...Mary Ann Found, (905) committee: Rita Buder, Connie La Gace, Kyle La Gace, Zachary La Gace, Al La Gace, Rebecca Parker, Jacob Breen, Gwen Breen, Gus Qualtrough On Friday September 9th, 2016, the Orono Fair invites the Grade 3 classes of Clarington to join us for our Agricultural Education Day as space is available. This is an excellent opportunity for grade 3 students to discover how agriculture impacts their daily lives. The morning program begins at 9:30 a.m. and runs until 11:30. The afternoon program begins at 12:00 and ends at 2:00 p.m. Students will learn about various farm animals, crops, equipment and the wonderful diversity of Agriculture, while also having the opportunity to meet and talk with local farmers. Students will learn about current farming practices. Our Education Day is designed to reinforce the Grade 3 curriculum. It is extremely important that you register your class early to avoid disappointment as space is limited. Students are welcome to bring a peanutfree, environmentally friendly lunch. Schools may arrange bus drop-off and pick up times so that students have an opportunity to explore other aspects of the fair independently under teacher/parent supervision. For more information contact Mary Ann Found (905) ageducation@oronofair.com LOcAL SchOOL AgRIcuLTuRAL EducATION day For Orono, Kirby, St. Francis of Assisi, Newcastle and the Pines Schools Friday September 9th, 2016 chairperson Ag Education:...Mary Ann Found, (905) committee: Rita Buder, Connie La Gace, Kyle La Gace, 38 Zachary La Gace, Al La Gace, Rebecca Parker, Jacob Breen, Gwen Breen, Gus Qualtrough chairperson Farmer Olympics:...Shane Hartwell (905) committee: David and Sharon Staples, Linda Hansen, Philip Palmer, Joly Darrach, Martha Hendrix, Karen Hill, Lynne Jefferson The area schools of Orono, Kirby, St. Francis of Assisi, Newcastle and the Pines are invited to join us as a whole school community! Schools may arrange bus drop-off and pick up times so that students have an opportunity to explore other aspects of the fair independently under teacher/parent supervision. Students are welcome to bring a peanut-free, environmentally friendly lunch. Volunteer tour guides will be available to guide all primary groups to their respective areas when they arrive. For more information contact Mary Ann Found (905) or ageducation@oronofair.com. 5Th ANNuAL ORONO FAIR IdOL competition Saturday, September 10th, 11:00 (in the arena) chairperson:...michelle Molloy michellemolloy88@gmail.com committee:...kassidy Gilroy kassidy0709@gmail.com The Orono Fair Idol Competition is the perfect opportunity for youth ages to share their talents. Magicians, comedians, singers, guitar players, fiddle players, dancers, etc. are all invited to register and perform. Performers will be judged in two groups; and Prize Money: Category 10-13: 1st $50.00, 2nd $30.00, 3rd $20.00 Category 14-17: 1st $50.00, 2nd $30.00, 3rd $20.00 Rules and Regulations: No entry fee required. Performer(s) must be ages Live or digital backup music must be provided by 10:00 AM on the day of event. Each performance has an 8 minute time limit.signed parental/guardian permission form is required for all registrants.participants must register at least one day prior to the event. Please contact the chairperson or committee member for a registration form or for more information. LAWN TRAcTOR PuLLINg demonstration ThuRSdAY, SEPTEMbER 8th Registration at 6:00 p.m. Chairperson:...Larry Luxton, For rules and regulations on garden tractor pulling go to Ontario Truck and Tractor Pullers Association at $5.00 Entry Fee Prize Money: $50.00, $35.00, $25.00

39 heritage TRAcTOR club ShOW chairperson:...grant greenwood ANTIQuE TRAcTOR ANd EQuIPMENT ShOW September 8,9,10,11 Antique tractors and equipment can be brought for display starting on Wednesday evening or Thursday morning. No prior membership or registration is required. Exhibitors will be required to purchase a $10.00 membership to the Orono Agricultural Society at the time of registration which will include an exhibitor s pass to the fair. The fair is open until 4 p.m. on Sunday and it is expected that the exhibits will remain on the fairgrounds until closing time. Featuring Oliver/hart-Parr Tractors and Equipment: At this year s show, Oliver/Hart-Parr will be displayed as the featured manufacturer and everyone is encouraged to bring their Oliver/Hart-Parr tractors and equipment. Awards will be given for the best displays. For more information, contact display organizer John Vaneyk (905) Lawn Mowers and Lawn Tractors: There will be a display of vintage lawn mowers and lawn tractors and everyone is encouraged to bring theirs. There will be awards for the best displays. For more information, please contact display organizer Bruce Bradley (705) ANTIQuE TRAcTOR PuLLINg demonstration Saturday, September 10, 12:30 p.m. in front of grandstand KId S PEdAL PuLL TRAcTOR Sunday, September 11, 12:00 p.m. in the antique tractor display area Participation is free and is intended for kids up to 80 lbs. They will have the opportunity to use a pedal tractor to pull a miniature replica of the pulling sled that is used by the antique tractors. Treats are provided for all participants. ANTIQuE TRAcTOR PuLLINg demonstration RuLES *NOTE: All participants must wear an approved helmet while pulling Orono heritage Tractor club Antique Tractor Pulling demonstration Rules The following pulling demonstration rules have been developed in the interest of preserving and displaying antique tractors. It is anticipated that all persons participating in pulling demonstration events will accept these rules for this purpose and in the spirit which they were intended. general 1. Tractor must be of a model/series that was manufactured in 1959 or prior History of tractor is to be provided for announcer. 3. Tractor to pull in one class only with winner s option of pulling in weight class heavier. 4. First puller of a class (except in a pull off) has the option to repull. The decision must be made prior to unhooking from the sled and the puller will repull in 2nd or 3rd position. 5. During hookup, tractor must be in neutral and driver s hands and feet must be off controls. 6. Hooker must stand behind stop plate to hook tractor. 7. Track width is 16 feet. 8. Puller must be available prior to pull. 9. Absolutely no jerking of sled at start of pull. 10. Puller has 25 feet to restart. 11. Torque amplifiers may not be shifted while pulling. 12. Tractors may not exceed a designated maximum speed limit. (currently 4.5 mph but this may be changed if conditions justify it.) The first time the horn blows is a warning and the second time is the end of the pull (distance determined at this point). driver 13. No association with drugs or alcohol. 14. No passengers on tractor. 15. Driver must remain seated during pull. 16. Driver must be at least 16 years of age. If under 18 years of age, written authorization of a parent or legal guardian is required. Tractor 17. Tractor must be stock (not modified). This includes having the proper and complete front end assemblies and fenders (if originally equipped with fenders). 18. Tires may be loaded and wheel weights are allowed but not suitcase weights. 19. No strings attached to governor or carburetor. 20. Maximum tire size allowed is 38 diameter. Only rubber ` tires are allowed. The use of radial tires as well as any cut tires is discouraged as they are not consistent with antique tractors. Drawbar 21. (A) All tractors must have a drawbar. If none, the tractor must enter one weight class higher. (B) Maximum height is 20 inches and must be rigid in all directions.maximum height is 18 inches for tractors in the 2700 lb class. (C) Minimum 30 inches measured horizontally from point of pull to center of rear axle. (allowance may be made for factory drawbars less than 30 ) Tractors will pull in the following weight classes: 1) 2700 lb with rims 28 and smaller 2) 3500 lb with rims 28 and smaller 3) 4000 lb 4) 4500 lb 5) 5500 lb 6) 6500 lb 7) 7600 lb 8) 9000 lb

40 OLd TIME FIddLERS contest Thirty-Sixth Annual Friday, September 9th Chairperson:...Shirley Severn commencing at 7:30 p.m. on the Arena Stage Registration at Fair Office Fiddlers contest Rules: 1. Each contestant must play a waltz 3/4 time, a jig 6/8 and a hoedown (red, breakdown, or hornpipe) 2/4 or 4/4 time. Duet class to play a waltz and tune of choice. 2. Each contestant may enter only one class (except for Duet). ONCE REGISTERED CANNOT CHANGE CLASSES. 3. In case of accident (e.g. broken string or power failure) beyond contestant s control, a replay will be allowed. 4. Each contestant will be allowed one instrument (chord only) for accompaniment. A house accompanist will be available for those who do not have their own. 5. Players are to be ready when called. 6. Marks can be picked up after the presentation of their class. All judge s decisions are final. Judges will award points on the basis of Timing, Dance ability, Tone, Accuracy and Old Time style. 7. The order of play will be determined by first to register, last to perform. Contestants must register prior to the start of their class. classes (in order) The contest will begin at 7:30pm with the following classes. Please note rules on previous page. Youngest Fiddler - $25 and trophy 12 and under 1st $100 2nd $75 3rd $50 18 and under 1st $100 2nd $75 3rd $50 19 to 59 1st $100 2nd $75 3rd $50 60 and over 1st $100 2nd $75 3rd $50 duet class 1st $ nd $ rd $50.00 Open class 1st $ nd $ rd $ th $50.00 $5.00 gratuity:non-winners under 13yrs. SPONSORS MEMORIALS Kevin Crago -late Calvin & Dorothy Norm Andrews - late Ruth Doug & Lynne Rutherford -late Bob & Audrey Bunting Family -late Bill & Mary INdIVIduALS Heritage Old Tyme Fiddle & Dance, Oshawa (LVIV) Whitby Old Tyme Fiddle Club, Oshawa Clarington Fiddle Club (retired) Anne Franklin, Oshawa Morris Funeral Company, Bowmanville Alec and Marilyn Martin Seastar Inc. National Fiddling day -May 17 Thanks to our sponsors for helping to keep our heritage Music alive PARAdE Saturday, September 10h Parade Theme Touch of country Chairperson:...Martha Hendrikx, parade@oronofair.com To ensure yourself a spot in the parade, it is important that you PRE-REGISTER by September 4th by calling or parade@oronofair.com 1. Line up at the Orono Cemetery at 9.30 a.m. 2. Parade starts at 10:30 a.m. Again this year, there will be NO judging of individual entries. CATEGORIES: 1. Motorized floats will receive $25.00 each. Ideas include the following: YOUTH NEIGHBOURHOOD FAMILY FAIR THEME MUSICAL SPORTS 2. Children s non-motorized floats will recieve up to $10.00 each 3. Children s well decorated bicylces will recieve up to $10.00 each 4. Clowns will recieve $10.00 each 40

41 ORONO AgRIcuLTuRAL SOcIETY PRESIdENTS W. F. Rickard Rusell Osborne W. H. Carruthers Neil Mutton Oswald Cowan Harry Jose Garnet B. Rickard Albert E. Morton John Cruickshank Carlos Tamblyn John Rickard Carl W. Billings A. L. Blanshard George Carson Francis Jose Donald H. Staples Wm. J. Slater Wm. S. Tamblyn Clarence Turner E. Richard Lovekin James Rickard Gordon Barrie Harold Ransberry Aleck Moffat Donald Welsh Howard Bradley Ray Staples Grant Yeo Carol Bailey Tom Moffat Wm. Tomlinson Robert Allin Brian Cascagnette Kate Lang Charlie Harris Larry Luxton Donna Scott Elaine Dillon Mat Stephenson Brad Found Todd Graves FAIR MANAgERS George Carson Harold Ransberry Ron Locke Glenn Pearson Ron Locke Gord Robinson John Conrad Management Committee PROMOTIONS/AdVERTISINg Darlene Brown Julie Cashin-Oster Promotional Committee Sara Gilroy FAIR SEcRETARIES OFFIcE AdMINISTARTOR Adolph Henry J. Clifford Gamey Melville H. Staples J. Clifford Gamey Merle Gilbart Charlotte Rickard Marjorie Best Marlene Riseborough Kathleen Chapman Jackie Mathewich Arline Ayre Karen Yellowlees Joyce Boudreau Sandra Lewis Eileen Kennedy Valerie Vanschagen FAIR TREASuRER Jennifer Graves AgRIcuLTuRE SERVIcE AWARdS Mrs. M. J. Tamblyn Mrs. M. H. Staples Mrs. John Rickard Harry Jose Mrs. Robert G. Moffat John Rickard Carlos Tamblyn Mrs. C. W. Billings E. Richard Lovekin George Carson Mrs. Harry Jose Wilfred Hawke Les Reid Mrs. Len Pears Wm. Reid Gordon Watson Arline Ayre Garnet Rickard Bill Tamblyn Don Staples Aleck Moffat Gord Barrie Don Welsh Bea Huggins Francis Jose Donna Scott Harold Ransberry Tom Moffat Robert Allin Lloyd Ayre Carol Bailey Mary Ann Found Bill Tomlinson Nancy West Gail McKenzie Francis Cowan Joyce & Ken Gray Flora Sharpe Ron Robinson Sara Gilroy Minne Wiersma 41

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43 Sponsors are an important part of our fair! Thank-you one & all DIAMOND $ PLATNIUM $3000-$4999 Offsite Property Generously provided by The Phillippe Family in memory of Megan GOLD $ $2999 Silver $500 - $1499 Black s Water Newcastle Recycling Courtice Septic Hunter s Foto Source Todd s Equipment Orono Weekly Times Paddy s Market Rekkers Garden Portable Grandsatand Rentals Bowmanville MD Renovations Orono Bronze $200 - $499 Knox-Beeken Perchrons Mel Hartwig Sand, Gravel & Excavating Courtice Septic Rivetts Architectural Hardware Ltd. Whitby Bloom Field Ceresmore Farms Harris Farms Link Greenhouses Newcastle Lions Club Price s Country Market Canadian Fire Protection Incorporated Friends of the fair $1-199 Countless sponsors, too numerous to list. Please view our exhibitors book at 43

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