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The Milford FairThe Milford Fair

Saturday, September 14, 2013Saturday, September 14, 2013

Building the future on the foundation of the pastBuilding the future on the foundation of the past

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FAIR HIGHLIGHTS

Building the future on the foundation of the past

PARADE

The parade starts at the old South Marysburgh School grounds – 11:00 a.m. See Page 7 for registration and prize information.

Everyone Welcome!!!

Featuring PICTON LEGION PIPE BAND & COLOUR GUARD

BELLEVILLE SEA CADETS BAND, AIR CADETS,

GRAMPA’S GOODTIME GANG, &

LOTS MORE FUN!!!!

AT THE FAIR AFTERNOON DRAWS, VENDORS, BINGO, PETTING ZOO,

ADULT & CHILDREN’S GAMES/RACES, FOOD BOOTH, DISPLAYS of CRAFTS, FLOWERS, VEGETABLES, FRUIT,

ART, AND MUCH! MUCH! MORE!

* * CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMENT ALL AFTERNOON * *

Fair Admission: Adults $3.00, High School Students $1.00

Elementary School Students and Children under 5 years free

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2013 MILFORD FAIR SCHEDULE

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th

8:00 - 10:00 A.M. Pancake Breakfast Fair Grounds

10.00 Grounds Open

Judging of Exhibits Shed (closed to Public)

10:00- 11:00 Parade Assembles Old South Marysburgh School

11:00 Parade leaves School Grounds & proceeds to Fair Grounds

11:30 Parade Bands Play Ball Diamond

Displays Open for Public Shed

12:00 Opening Ceremonies Stage

Citizenship Awards Stage

12:30 Grampa’s Goodtime Gang Stage

Children’s Wood Crafts West side of shed

Fish Pond & Clown West side of shed

Petting Zoo West side of shed

1:00 Bingo Bredin Hall

Pumpkin & Face Painting West side of shed

Dog Show West side of shed

2:00 Parade Winners Posted Information Booth

Kid’s Games/Races Ball Diamond

Tractor Pull South Field

Attendee Prizes Stage

Afternoon Show continues Stage

2:30 Horseshoe Tournament South Field

Log sawing/Nail driving East side of grounds

3:15 Lucky Draw Prize Wagon Stage

4:00 Canoe Race Mill Pond at bridge

See inside Fair Booklet for complete information

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*** SHED DANCE*** Kick-Off to the Fair!

At the Shed Thursday, September 12

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7:00 – 9:00 p.m. Admission $5.00/person or $10.00/family B.B.Q. available beginning at 6:00 p.m.

*** BREAKFAST*** At the Fair Grounds

8:00-10:00 a.m. Pancakes and Sausages

Adults $6.00 Children (8yrs or younger) $4.00

*** AFTERNOON SHOW ***

After the parade, there will be entertainment at the ball diamond!

Something for Everyone!

*** PRIZE WAGON DRAWS *** 3:15 beside the stage

Pick your favourite prize. Something for everyone!

Tickets 25 cents each or 5 for a Loonie - available at the Information Booth

Come early so you don’t miss out!!

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!!!! ALL DAY FUN FOR THE KIDS !!!!

Petting Zoo!

(Sponsored by Picton Dental Centre)

Balloon Animals! Face Painting!

Playground! Games & Races!

Fish Pond!

(Fundraiser for Scout Leaders)

Children’s Wood Crafts – 1:00 p.m. All materials supplied.

At the kids’ area Organized by Pieter DeBoer

Wood donated by Evans Lumber

Pumpkin Painting - 1:00 p.m. Come and decorate pumpkins!!!

Make them spooky or make them silly! Just come & have some fun!!!

At the kids’ area Age 5- 12 Organized by Harriet DeBoer & Lynne Taylor

Children’s Games & Races - 2:00 p.m. Old-fashioned fun & prizes to be won!

Egg & spoon races, sack race, relay races & more!! Meet at the 3rd base line – baseball diamond

Organized by Terry and Nora Lynn Veevers

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DOG SHOW West Side of the Shed at 1:00

Sponsored by Prince Edward Animal Hospital, Picton Animal Hospital, and Robyn’s Nest

ORGANIZED BY DOUG PARKER

All dogs must be on a leash. The dogs will not remain on show at the fair. Every dog must have a valid Rabies Tag. Large Dog: 1

st - $10.00 Small Dog: 1

st - $10.00

2nd

- $ 5.00 2nd

- $ 5.00

3rd

- $ 3.00 3rd

- $ 3.00

BEST OF SHOW DOG – JOHN LAMMES TROPHY CANINE IDOL - Trophy Donated by SUE LUBBOCK

BINGO Bredin Hall at 1:00

ORGANIZED BY MONICA ALYEA

SKILL - TESTING CONTESTS East Side of Grounds at 2:30

ORGANIZED BY GLENN GUERNSEY

Women’s Nail Driving Men’s Weight Throw 1st Voucher – Miss Lilly’s 1st Voucher - Goodfellow’s Meats 2nd Voucher - Hair Care Co. 2nd Voucher – Mark’s Barber Shop

3rd Voucher - Black River Cheese 3rd Voucher – The Wooden Spoon

Log Sawing - Ladies Log Sawing - Gents

1st Wine – Exultet Winery 1st Wine – Long Dog Winery

2nd Voucher - No Frills 2nd Voucher – Black River Cheese

3rd Voucher – The Wooden Spoon 3rd Voucher – Mark’s Barber Shop

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HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT

South Field at 2:30 ORGANIZED BY SAM LANFRANCO

PRIZES - 1st - $30.00 2nd - $20.00 3rd - $10.00

CANOE RACE On the Mill Pond at 4:00

ORGANIZED BY GEORGE EMLAW AND MIKE PETTIT

PRIZES - 1st - $30.00 2nd - $20.00 3rd - $10.00

GARDEN TRACTOR PULL In the field behind the Vendor’s Tents at 2:00

ORGANIZED BY BILL CAMP – 393-3011

STOCK Medium - 0 to 14 HP - Trophies 1st and 2nd Places

Heavy - 15 to 23 HP - Trophies 1st and 2nd Places SUPER STOCK Medium - 10 to 19 HP - Trophies 1st and 2nd Places

Heavy - 20 to 25 HP - Trophies 1st and 2nd Places

ADDITIONAL AWARDS: Longest Pull of the event: V. W. Camp Memorial Trophy

Best Overall Performance: Doug Miller Memorial Award

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PARADE - 11:00 a.m.

For more information contact Larry MacDonald at (613) 476-0250 or Email at [email protected]

10:00 Registration begins 11:00 Parade starts from the old South Marysburgh School Grounds

ALL PARADE PRIZES WILL BE POSTED AT THE INFORMATION BOOTH BY 2:00 p.m. Antique Car or Truck 1

st Oil Change and Filter – Bay Subaru

2nd

Hair Cut – Mark’s Barbershop 3

rd Hair Cut - Mark's Barbershop

Decorated Car or Truck 1

st Quinte Aluminum Gift Certificate

2nd

Hair Cut – John’s Barbershop 3

rd Hair Cut – John’s Barbershop

Decorated Go-Cart/ATV 1st $10.00 2

nd $5.00 3

rd $ 3.00

Decorated Bicycle 1st $10.00 2

nd $5.00

(Helmets must be worn, 3rd

$3.00 4th $2.00

may be decorated) 5th $2.00 6

th $2.00

Decorated Float 1

st $15.00 2

nd $10.00 3

rd $ 5.00

Ponies in Parade 1

st Passes – Regent Theatre 2

nd Rentals -Town & Country Video

Riding Horses in Parade 1

st Voucher – Tim Horton’s

2nd

Voucher –Regent Cafe

3rd

Voucher – The Wooden Spoon Heavy/Light Horse 1

st Movie Passes – Regent Theatre

Hitch 2nd

Movie Rentals – Town & Country Video Decorated Tractors 1

st Voucher – Walker’s Garage

2nd

Electric Test Kit & Ear Protectors – Belsey’s Auto 3

rd Voucher – Imperial Sub

Best Machinery 1

st Birdseed – County Farm Centre

in Parade 2nd

Voucher – Schooners

mailto:[email protected]

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PARADE - 11:00 a.m. (continued)

Odds & Ends 1st $10.00 2

nd $5.00

Best Clown(s) 1

st $10.00 2

nd $5.00

Best Family Entry 1

st Pizza – Prince Ed. Pizza 2

nd Voucher – Island Family Restaurant

Most Unusual in Parade 1

st $10.00 2

nd $5.00 3

rd $3.00

School/Organized Groups 1

st $15.00 2

nd $10.00 3

rd $5.00

Judge’s Choice Voucher – J.H. Porte

INFORMATION BOOTH

Located at the gazebo by the playground Manned by Fair Board members Buy your prize wagon tickets Parade winners listed by 2:00 Souvenir buttons available for past fair

volunteers

Commemorative Booklet and DVD for sale

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MILFORD FAIR RULES AND REGULATIONS

1. No entry fee for any exhibit.

2. All exhibitors must be residents of South Marysburgh or students of Athol-South Marysburgh Public

School.

3. Prizes will be distributed on or before November 11th.

4. All exhibits must be property of township residents and displayed at your own risk.

5. Exhibits may be brought in between 6 to 9pm Friday or 8 to 10am Saturday. All exhibits MUST be

in place by 10:00 a.m. SATURDAY. Judging starts at once and ONLY Officials are to remain during

judging.

6. EXHIBITS MUST STAY IN PLACE UNTIL 4:30 P.M. SATURDAY.

7. In case of bad weather, or other unforeseen circumstances, this Society binds itself to pay that

percentage of prize money as is consistent with the receipts.

8. Anyone not understanding how prizes are awarded is strongly advised to enquire of the President

or any other official before exhibits are removed.

9. Entry tags must be securely tied or pinned to exhibits before entering them in the Fair. Print

clearly, the CLASS and NUMBER of class (as they appear on the prize list) and your NAME and

PHONE NUMBER.

10. Please take special care to properly fill out entry forms.

11. One entry allowed in each division of any class.

12. Exhibitors may enter only one age category in each section.

13. EXHIBITS SHALL NOT HAVE BEEN SHOWN AT PREVIOUS MILFORD FAIRS.

Suggestions to Exhibitors

READ YOUR PRIZE LIST very carefully and exhibit what is called for in each class.

BE ON TIME and have your exhibits ready so that we may follow our program.

GRAIN: Take a gallon of threshed grain & and spread out on a table. Look it over carefully,

removing all green, broken or diseased kernels, chaff and weed seeds. Show only largest plumpest

grain.

POTATOES: Select the proper number. See that they are the same size, shape and typical of the

variety, or medium size and free from scab, bruises and diseases of any kind.

CORN: Select the proper number of ears. See that they are uniform

in size and length of kernels, straight and well filled at tip and butt. Remove husk.

TURNIPS: Select required number of smooth, medium sized roots. Trim

off tops and roots.

BEETS: Select required number of smooth, medium sized beets,

2 1/2 inches in diameter, as dark as possible. Cut off tops.

ONIONS: Select good sized onions with thin necks. DO NOT PEEL.

CARROTS: Should be uniform in size and shape, free of sunburn, not

too large but true to type of variety. Cut off tops.

PARSNIPS: Uniform size, smooth, straight. Cut off tops.

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SPECIAL AWARDS

HOWARD GYDE TROPHY In memory of Howard Gyde

Will be given to the Judge’s Choice in Photography

VEGETABLE TROPHY In memory of Barry Laramy

Will be given to the grower of the finest vegetable specimen on exhibit

MILFORD FAIR BOARD EXECUTIVE 2013

PRESIDENT

Valencia Logan

VICE PRESIDENT Janna McCarthy

TREASURER Michael Pettit

SECRETARY

Doug McGregor

PAST PRESIDENT Sam Lanfranco

PRESIDENT EMERITUS

Bruce Dowdell

******** A SPECIAL THANK YOU

The executive thanks all of the board members and the many volunteers who put so much time and energy into making the Milford Fair such a great community event.

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SPECIAL PRIZES CLASSES A-L Cash prizes provided by the generosity of South Marysburgh and area residents

and other business sponsors.

CLASS A - GRAIN

Best 6 stalks of grain corn $5.00 Best 6 stalks of ensilage corn $5.00 Best grain entry $5.00 Exhibitor with most points in Class A Voucher – Industrial Perc Cafe

CLASS B - VEGETABLES Best plate of tomatoes, any variety $5.00

Best plate of tomatoes, heirloom $5.00 Best plate of potatoes $5.00 Largest pumpkin or squash $5.00

Best collection of vegetables $5.00

Best collection of organic vegetables $5.00 Best collection of pickling vegetables $5.00 Best 6 ears of corn $5.00 Exhibitor with most points in Class B $10.00 Best in Class B - Cat. #46, 48 & 51 $5.00 each Barry Laramy Memorial Trophy for Best Vegetable Specimen - To grower

CLASS C - FRUIT

At Judges Discretion Maximum 2 ($5.00 each)

Exhibitor with most points in Class C $10.00

CLASS D - FEATHERS & FUR

At Judges Discretion Maximum 2 ($5.00 each)

CLASS E - PHOTOGRAPHY

Best photograph in Category A Voucher – McDonald’s

(Youth age 13 or younger)

Best photograph in Category B Voucher – Print Craft

Adult age 14 and older)

Judges’ Choice in Photography receives $10.00 and the Howard Gyde Trophy

CLASS F - FLOWERS

Best Cosmos #9 Voucher - Flowers and Such Rose floating in a bowl #21 Voucher – Zest

Cup and saucer arrangement #31 Voucher – Books and Co.

Bouquet for dining room table # 32 Voucher – City Revival

Edible flower arrangement # 41 Voucher – Flower’s by Marvin

Exhibitor with most points in Class F Voucher - Walker’s Greenhouse

Best Specimen of Show in Class F Voucher - Walker’s Greenhouse

CLASS F - FLOWERS Ages 13 or under Flower Arrangement using a toy # 47 $10.00

Book Arrangement Gardening Book – Walker’s Greenhouse

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CLASS G - COOKING Ages 13 or under

Best Bran Muffins $5.00 Best Apple pie $5.00 Best cookies - Any other variety $5.00 Exhibitor with most points in Class G Voucher – Loonie Bin CLASS H - COOKING Best Taffy Tarts White Napkins – Encore & Encore Best Special Occasion Cake Cheese board – Kelly’s Best Pie any kind Pie Server – Gilbert & Lighthall

Best Loaf of Bread - Scratch 10kg of Flour – County Sunshine Best Loaf of Bread - Bread Machine Voucher – Penny’s Pantry Best Canned Fruit any kind White Napkins – Encore & Encore

Exhibitor with most points in Class H Voucher – The Bean Counter

CLASS I - HOBBIES & COLLECTIONS A craft animal made from recycled materials $5.00 & Regent Theatre passes

- ages 5 and under -Sect. 4

Lego - ages 6-10 - Sect. 10 a)small $5.00 & Town & Country Video

b)large rentals

c)collection

Any wood craft - 11 to 16 - Sect. 18 $10.00

Wood carving - 17 yrs and over - Sect. 29 Voucher – Picton Martial Arts

Scrapbook page - ages 17 and over - Sect. 34 Basket – Picton Clinic Pharmacy Best Entry Category(any craft)2.(5 yrs. or Under) $5.00

8. (6 to 10 yrs.) $5.00

17.(11 to 16 yrs.) $10.00

28.(17 yrs. or Over) $10.00 Exhibitor with most points in Class I Voucher – Painted Peppercorn CLASS J – NEEDLEWORK Ages 17 or under

At judges’ discretion (Maximum of 5) $5.00

Best of Show Voucher – Picton Fabric World

CLASS K – NEEDLEWORK Ages 18 or over

At judges’ discretion (Maximum of 5) $10.00

Best of Show Voucher – Needle in a Haystack

CLASS L - ART Best Local Scene $10.00 Best Rural Scene $10.00 Best Village or Town Scape $10.00 Best Portrait $10.00 Best Abstract $10.00 Best Classroom Display 1

st $25.00 2

nd $15.00 3

rd $10.00

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EXHIBIT CLASSES AND CATEGORIES

REGULAR EXHIBIT PRIZES - ALL CLASSES First - $4.00 Second - $3.00 Third - $2.00

MOST POINTS WON AT FAIR Boy or Girl (under 16) 1st - $15.00 2nd - $10.00 Cash prizes provided by the generosity of the residents of South Marysburgh and area.

CLASS A – GRAIN Nancy Butler Murray Head Special Prizes (See page 11 of booklet) Sarah Collier Best 6 stalks of grain corn Best 6 stalks of ensilage corn Best grain entry Exhibitor with most points in Class A * 1. Corn, 6 stalks, with ears attached, ensilage * 2. Corn, 6 stalks, with ears attached, grain 3. Corn, 6 ears, grain 4. Hay - biscuit * 5. Any grain, name and variety 6 Largest head of Sunflower 7. Tallest Sunflower CLASS B - VEGETABLES Nancy Butler

Murray Head Special Prizes (See page 11 of booklet) Sarah Collier

Best plate of tomatoes, any variety

Best plate of tomatoes, heirloom Best plate of potatoes Largest pumpkin or squash Best collection of vegetables Best collection of organic vegetables Best collection of pickling vegetables Best 6 ears of corn Exhibitor with most points in Class B Best in Class B – Category 46, 48, 51

Best vegetable specimen on exhibit - Barry Laramy Trophy

1. Watermelon, one 2. Muskmelon, one 3. Melon, other, one * 4. Potatoes, 5 named - red * 5. Potatoes, 5 named - white * 6. Potatoes, 5 named – any other variety 7. Table Turnips, 3 any variety, named 8. Cucumbers, pickling, 1 pint 9. Cucumbers, slicing, 2 10. Beets,5 11. Carrots, long type 5

12. Carrots, short type, 5

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CLASS B - VEGETABLES (continued)

* 13. Corn, 6 ears, husked, sweet 14. Parsnips, 5 15. Onions, Globe, 5 16. Onions, Flat, 5 17. Pumpkin, field

18. Pumpkin, pie * 19. Squash or pumpkin, largest by weight 20. Squash Butternut 21. Squash, Pepper, 2

22. Squash, hubbard, 1 23. Squash, any variety, 1 24. Squash, buttercup, 1 * 25. (a) Tomatoes, 5 any variety (named) exhibit with stems

* (b) Tomatoes, 5 Heirloom (named) exhibit with stems 26. Peppers, large green, 5

27. Peppers, large red, 5 28. Peppers, hot, 5 29. Cabbage, white, 1 30. Cabbage, red, 1 31. Cauliflower, 1

32. Broccoli, 1 33. Ground Cherries, 1 quart

34. Zucchini 34.(a) under 7” 34.(b) 7” and over 35. Oddities in vegetables * 36.(a)Collection of vegetables - 11 quart basket or container of approximate size. * 36.(b)Collection of ORGANIC vegetables - 11 quart basket or container of approximate size. * 37. Collection of pickling vegetables - arranged on low container. 38. Collection of salad vegetables - arranged on low container 39. Tom Thumb tomatoes - 1 quart 40. Eggplant 41. Gourds 42. Garlic, 3 on a plate 43. Leeks, 3 on a plate

44. Collection of 4 herbs 45. Any other variety. CLASS B - VEGETABLES - Ages 5 and under at time of the fair

* 46. Draw a picture of your vegetable garden CLASS B - VEGETABLES - Ages 6 to 9 at time of the fair Vegetables do not have to be grown by child. 47. Basket of Salad Vegetables * 48. Basket of Vegetables 49. Decorate a pumpkin or zucchini

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CLASS B - VEGETABLES - Ages 10 to 13 at time of the fair Vegetables do not have to be grown by child. 50. Basket of Salad Vegetables * 51. Basket of Vegetables

52. Decorate a pumpkin or zucchini

CLASS C – FRUIT

Nancy Butler

Special Prizes (See page 11 of booklet) Murray Head Sarah Collier

At Judge’s discretion (Maximum 2) Exhibitor with most points in Class C 1. Plate of early apples, 5 2. Plate of late apples, 5 3. Plate of pears, 5 4. Plate of plums, 5 5. Any other fruit grown in South Marysburgh,

CLASS D – FEATHERS & FUR Harry Lammes

Special Prizes

Prize money generously donated by Harry Lammes

At Judge’s discretion (Maximum 2)

1. Geese – any breed

2. Chickens – hen or cock, any breed

3. Bantams – feathered leg

4. Bantams – plain leg

5. Pigeons – pair

6. Guinea fowl - pair

7. Turkey

8. Rabbit

9. Guinea pig

10. Hamster 11. Any other variety

CLASS E - PHOTOGRAPHY

Steve Ferguson

Special Prizes (see page 11 of Booklet)

Best photograph in Category A

Best photograph in Category B

Judges Choice in Photography receives the Howard Gyde Trophy

All photos must be mounted or framed and, shall not have been shown at a previous

Milford Fair.

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Category A - Youth age 13 or younger

1. An animal, bird or pet.

2. Photo of a special occasion in your family or at school, or in the

community.

3. Nature picture taken within the County

4. Portrait

5. Any other photo

Category B - Adult age 14 and older

1. Portrait photo

2. Plant

3. Animal

4. Scenic picture taken within County

5. Travel photo (taken outside the County)

6. Any other photo

CLASS F - FLOWERS Diane Walker

Janet Murphy

Entries to consist of any number of blooms desired (unless otherwise stated).

Please try to include only undamaged blooms of a similar size. Keep stems as long

as possible and use plenty of natural foliage.

Special prizes (See page 11 of booklet) Cosmos #9

Rose floating in a bowl #21

Cup and saucer arrangement # 31

Bouquet for dining room table #32

Edible flower arrangement #41

Exhibitor with most points in Class F

Best Specimen of Show in Class F

FLOWERS

1. African Violet - Single 2. African Violet - Double 3. Asters 4. Begonia - Tuberous 5. Begonia - any other 6. Cactus - any size 7. Cleome 8. Coleus * 9. Cosmos 10. Dahlia, 1 large 11. Dahlia, medium or small 12. Fern, any variety 13. Geranium

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CLASS F – FLOWERS (continued)

14. Gladioli, single 15. Ivy, any variety 16. Marigolds, large 17. Marigolds, small 18. Petunias, any variety 19. Rose, single, Hybrid Tea 20. Rose, bouquet * 21. Rose floating in a bowl 22. Sunflowers 23. Snapdragons 24. Zinnias, small or medium 25. Zinnias, large 26. Any other entry in flowers, large 27. Any other entry in flowers, small 28. Bouquet of wild flowers 29. Single flower using bottle container 30. Any flower floating in a bowl * 31. Cup and saucer arrangement

* 32. Bouquet for dining room table

33. Bouquet for living-room 34. Thanksgiving arrangement using any plant material

35. Arrangement using dried flowers or weeds, unpainted 36. Arrangement using dried flowers or weeds, may be painted 37. Miniature arrangement, not over 3”

38. Miniature arrangement, over 3” but under 5” 39. Any other arrangement

40. Basket of flowers – mixed or 1 kind * 41. Edible flower arrangement 42. Hanging basket - 1 kind 43. Hanging basket - mixed pot 44. Any house plant in bloom 45. Any house plant - a non-bloomer 46. Unusual Plant

FLOWERS - CHILDREN - 13 or under at time of fair

Flowers do not have to be grown by child. Special Prizes (See page 11 of booklet)

Flower arrangement using a toy #48 Book Arrangement #52

* 48. Flower arrangement using a toy, eg: Lego, Barbie, etc. 49. My favorite large flower 50. My favorite small flower 51. Any house plant you help look after

52. Book Arrangement

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CLASS G - COOKING Ages 13 or under Sally Cowan

Leona Head Special Prizes (See page 12 of booklet) Best Bran Muffins Best Apple pie Best cookies - Any other variety Exhibitor with most points in Class G

1. Oatmeal cookies (3) * 2. Bran Muffins (3)

3. Fruit Bread (lemon loaf, pumpkin loaf, etc.)

4. Brownies (3) * 5. Pies - any kind - Special on Apple Pie * 6. Cookies - Any other variety CLASS H-COOKING

Special Prizes (See page 12 of booklet) Best Taffy Tarts Best Special Occasion Cake

Best Pie any kind

Best Homemade Bread - Scratch Best Homemade Bread - Bread Machine

Best Canned Fruit any kind Exhibitor with most points in Class H

* 1. Taffy Tarts (3) * 2. Special Occasion Cake 3. Cake - any other kind * 4. Pie, any kind 5. Homemade Bread (1) * a) Scratch * b) Bread Machine 6. Fruit Bread

7. Tea Biscuits (3)

8. Muffins any variety (3) 9. Cookies any variety (3) 10. Special diet item (Include recipe) ie. diabetic, lactose free, fat free, etc. 11. Canned Tomatoes - 1 jar

* 12. Canned Fruit, any kind 13. Strawberry Jam - 1 jar 14. Raspberry Jam – 1 jar

15. Blueberry Jam – 1 jar

16. Marmalade – 1 jar 17. Jam, any other kind - 1 jar 18. Jelly - 1 jar

a) Fruit

b) Vegetable

c) Herb 19. Pickles - Beets - 1 jar 20. Pickles - Relish - 1 jar 21. Pickles - Dills - 1 jar

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CLASS H – COOKING (continued)

22. Pickles - Bread & Butter - 1 jar 23. Pickles - Mustard - 1 jar

24. Pickles - Cucumber - 9 day 25. Pickles - Chili Sauce 26. Any other pickle

27. Salsa – 1 jar

28. Pesto – 1 jar

CLASS I - HOBBIES & COLLECTIONS Sandra Emlaw One entry only per exhibitor in any one section. Alison Hicks

Special Prizes (See page 12 of booklet) A craft animal made from recycled materials - ages 5 and under -Sect. 4

Lego - ages 6-10 - Sect. 10 Any wood craft - 11 to 16 - Sect. 18 Wood carving - 17 yrs. and over - Sect. 29

Scrapbook page - ages 17 and over - Sect. 34 Best Entry Category 2, 8, 17, 28 (any craft)

Ages 5 years or under at time of fair

1. Any collection

* 2. Any craft

3. Best dressed doll

* 4. A craft animal made from recycled materials

5. Play Dough or plasticine sculpture

6. Scrapbook page

Ages 6 to 10 years at time of fair

7. Any collection * 8. Any craft 9. Model, any kind

* 10. Lego (or other similar) - a) Small b) Large c) Collection

11. Nature picture using bark, seeds, leaves, etc.

12. Scrapbook page

13. Ceramics

14. Duct Tape Sculpture

15. Any other sewing craft


16. Any collection * 17. Any craft (not wood)

* 18. Any wood craft

19. Model, any kind 20. Lego (or other similar) - a) Small b) Large c) Collection

21. Dream catcher

22. Scrapbook page

23. Ceramics

24. Any other sewing craft


26. Any other hobby

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CLASS I - HOBBIES & COLLECTIONS

Ages 17 years and over at time of fair

27. Any collection

* 28. Any craft (not wood) * 29. Wood Carving 30. Woodworking project 31. Models, any kind

32. Paper Tole 33. Dried flower arrangement * 34. Scrapbook page

35. Ceramics

36. Folk Art

37. Fibre Craft


39. Any other sewing Craft

40. Any other craft

41. Any other hobby

CLASSES J & K – NEEDLEWORK Maureen Rudd, Aline Spires

Carol Branscombe

NOTE - IF 17 YEARS OR UNDER PLEASE PUT AGE ON ENTRY TAG

Note: Anyone is welcome to display up to 3 articles, without entering judging.

CLASS J – NEEDLEWORK Ages 17 or under

Special Prizes (See page 12 of booklet)

At Judges’ discretion Maximum of 5

1. Crochet A. An Article for the Home B. An Article of Clothing

C. An Accessory, ie. Scarf, Hat, Bag, etc.

D. Any other Crocheted Item

2. Crewel A. An Article for the Home

B. An Article of Clothing

C. An Accessory ie. Scarf, Hat, Bag, etc.

D. Any other Crewel Item

3. Embroidery A. An Article for the Home



D. Any other Embroidered Item

4. Felting A. An Article for the Home



D. Any other Felted Item

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CLASS J – NEEDLEWORK Ages 17 or under (continued)

5. Knitting A. An Article for the Home

B. An Article of Clothing 1. Adult, 2. Child, 3. Baby.


D. Any Other Knitted Item

6. Needle Point A. An Article for the Home



D. Any Other Needlepoint Item

7. Quilting A. An Article for the Home

1. Quilt(Hand Quilted) 2. Quilt (Machine Quilted)

3. Quilt(Group Quilted) 4. Wall Hanging



D. Any Other Quilted Item

8. Sewing A. An Article for the Home

B. An Article of Clothing 1. Adult, 2. Child, 3. Baby.

C. Any Accessory ie. Scarf, Hat, Bag, etc.

D. Any Other Sewn Item

9. Spinning A. An Article for the Home



D. Any Other Spun Item

10. Hooking A. An Article for the Home



D. Any Other Hooked Item

CLASS K – NEEDLEWORK Ages 18 or over

Special Prizes (See page 12 of booklet)

At Judges’ discretion Maximum of 5

1. Crochet A. An Article for the Home



D. Any other Crocheted Item

2. Crewel A. An Article for the Home



D. Any other Crewel Item

3. Embroidery A. An Article for the Home



D. Any other Embroidered Item

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CLASS K – NEEDLEWORK Ages 18 or over (continued)

4. Felting A. An Article for the Home



D. Any other Felted Item

5. Knitting A. An Article for the Home


1. Adult 1st, 2nd, 3rd

2. Child 1st, 2nd, 3rd

3. Baby 1st, 2nd, 3rd


D. Any Other Knitted Item

6. Needle Point A. An Article for the Home



D. Any Other Needlepoint Item

7. Quilting A. An Article for the Home

1. Quilt(Hand Quilted) 2. Quilt (Machine Quilted)

3. Quilt(Group Quilted) 4. Wall Hanging



D. Any Other Quilted Item

8. Sewing A. An Article for the Home


1. Adult

2. Child

3. Baby

C. Any Accessory ie. Scarf, Hat, Bag, etc.

D. Any Other Sewn Item

9. Spinning A. An Article for the Home



D. Any Other Spun Item

10. Hooking A. An Article for the Home



D. Any Other Hooked Item

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CLASS L – ART Janice Gibbins

Special Prizes (See page 12 of booklet) Best Local Scene Best Rural Scene Best Village or Town Scape Best Portrait Best Abstract Best Classroom Display

Age 5 & under at time of fair

1. Original drawing any medium

2. Original computer graphic art (no ready-made pictures) 3. Original collage, storybook, or sculpture



5. Original painting any medium 6. Original collage 7. Original sculpture or 3 dimensional art work 8. Original computer graphic art (no ready-made pictures) Ages 10 to 13 years at time of fair


10. Original painting any medium 11. Original collage 12. Original sculpture or 3 dimensional art work 13. Original computer graphic art (no ready-made pictures) Ages 14 to 18 years at time of fair


15. Original painting any medium 16. Original collage 17. Original sculpture or 3 dimensional art work

18. Original computer graphic art (no ready-made pictures)

Adults over age 19


20. Original painting any medium 21. Original collage 22. Original sculpture or 3 dimensional art work 23. Original computer graphic art (no ready- made pictures)

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ATTENDEE CONTESTS

Prizes for the winners

1. Person from the furthest distance 2. Oldest person 3. Largest family 4. Child's (10 & Under) birthday closest to fair 5. Person (Over 10) with birthday closest to fair 6. Couple with anniversary closest to fair

LUCKY DRAWS

PICK YOUR OWN PRIZE!!!

3:15 p.m. – Stage

Drop your ticket(s) in the can for the prize(s) you want. Tickets 25 cents each, or 5 for a Loonie at the Information Booth.

Many wonderful prizes available!! Something for everyone!!

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Milford Fair 2013

Thank you to all our contributors and our many volunteers.

Every effort has been made to ensure that this list of donors is complete at time of printing. We apologize if any contributors were missed.

Abe, Leonard & Steven

Ackerman, Chris

Acoustic Grill, The

Added Touch

Bank of Nova Scotia

Barnes, Carolyn

Barz, P.

Bay of Quinte Insurance

Bay Subaru

Bean Counter, The

Bedford, Cameron

Belsey Automotive

Bentley, Mert & Ruth

Black, Dennis

Black River Cheese

Bond, Sharon

Bonkers

Books & Company

Bosma, Ena

Branscomb, Wayne & Carole

Brant, Blaine

Brant, Jeff

Bridger, Ted

Brown, Deryck & Muriel

Bunting, Tim

Burns, Lorie

C.F. Evans Lumber

Cann-Wood Optical

Church, Geoff

Cihlar, Josef

City Revival

Clapp & Jackson

Coach’s

Cooperators, The (Guernsey

Ins.)

Cope Barrett Accountants

County Farm Centre

County Live

County Sunshine

Country Club Fitness, The

Cowan, Bob

Cox, Olwin

Creasy, Bill & Mary

Crombie, Elizabeth

Cronin, Chris & Dini

Cuddy, Janet

Currie, Brenda

Dall, Jack

Dance, Karen

Dawson, Larry

Depaw, Linda

Deyo, Gordon & Alfie

Dollar Store, The

Donna’s Barber Shop

Dowdell, Bruce

Dulmage, Dan

Egan Jo-Anne

Egan, Nicole & Timothy

Emperingham, Karen

Encore Encore

Evans, Deelia

Exultet Winery

Farrel, Mike

Farrington, Dave

Farrington Rick

Figueria, Derek

Finishing Touch

Fitness Powers

Flowers by Marvin

Flowers n’ Such

Frusle & Co.

Galloping Goat Gallery

Gaw, Bernie

Gilbert & Lighthall

Goodfellow Meats

Guernsey, Karen

H J Porte

Hair Care Company

Half Moon Bay Winery

Hallam, John

Hamilton Beach/ Proctor Silex

Harrison, Bob & Lori

Harvey, Carol

Hassenbach, Fred & Heidi

Head, Murray & Leona

Hicks’ Corner Store

Hicks’ Funeral Home

Hicks, David & Alison

Hobson, Hazel & Keith

Holtshousen, May

Home Hardware

Houston, Maureen

Hurley & Williams

Hussey, Valerie & Elizabeth

Etue

Imperial Submarine

Industrial Perc Café

Insley, Dale & Rebecca

Island Family Restaurant

It’s All About Me

Jenson, Jo-Anne

John’s Barber Shop

Johnson’s Marina

Keen, Chris

Kells, Megan

Kelly, Mark

Kelly’s

Laine, Noel & Maria Hughes

Lancaster, Roxy

Lanfranco, Sam & Lee

Mantini

Learmonth, Libby

Lighthall Winery

Lil’Dipper Excavating

Lofts, Norman & Lisa Wood

Loney, Donna

Long Dog Winery

Long Run Imports

Looks Hair Styling

Loonie Bin, The

Lowes, Mark

Lucas, Suzanne

Lyons, Steve

Macauley, June

Mark’s Barber Shop

Mathers Law Office

Mayhew Jewelers

McCarthy, Jeff

McCaw, Shirley

McDonald, John

McDonald’s Restaurants

McDougall Stanton Insurance

McGregor, Doug

McGregor, Julie & Ross

McLurg, Ann

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McMillan, Jim & Sonia

McMurty, Bob & Jane

Menlove, Ken

Metro

Metronome Tours

Milford Bistro

Miller, Gary

Miller, Martin & Angela

Miller, Wilber & Alice

Millfalls House (Sacha)

Minaker Auto Parts

Minaker, Ken & Brenda

Minaker, Paul & Joyce

Miss Lilly’s Café

Mohan, Bill

Moore, Roger & Ann

Moran, Herb

Munro-Cape, Anne

Murphy, Doug & Janet

Murphy, Randy

Needle In A Haystack

Neil, Mary & Roger

Nicholson, Jo-anne Bruce

Nicolai, Norma

No Frills

Noack, Kevin & Diane

Ogilvie, Catherine

Oprisan, Morel & Marilyn

Ostrander, Bill

Ostrander, Stephen

Painted Peppercorn

Pat’s Jams

Peel, William & Paula

P.E.F.A.C.

Penny’s Pantry

Pet Value

Picton Animal Hospital

Picton Cleaners

Picton Clinic Pharmacy

Picton Dental Centre

Picton Fabric World

Picton Martial Arts

Plaskos, Steve & Kita

Portabella Restaurant

Prince Ed. Animal Hospital

Prince Ed. Child Care

Services

Prince Edward Embroidery

Prince Edward Pizza

Printcraft

Prior, Sheldon & Gordon Sim

Proctor, Peter

Pure County Bottled Water

Quinte Aluminum

Regent Cafe

Regent Theatre Foundation

Renaud, Christine

Robyn’s Nest

Royal Le Page

Rudd, Maureen

Ryckman, Nolan & Joan

Schooner’s Fish & Chips

Scotia Bank

Shonsey’s Pub

Shulga, John

Slaven, Mike

Smith, Victor & Rosemary

Smuggler’s Cove

Sobey’s

Starkey, Tom & Rosalie

Stormy’s Car Sales

Storring, John & Janet

Sulzenko, Andrei

Taylor, Rita

Taylor, Todd

Ten Thousand Villages

Toccalino, Mike

Todd, Gail & Chris

Tori, Lois

Town & Country Video

Turn R Up

Vancott, Albert

Vicki’s Veggies

Vincent, Charlie & Dorothy

Walker, Paul

Walker’s Electric

Walker’s Garage

Walker’s Greenhouse

Ward, Robert Sr. & Jr.

Wattam, David

Welch & Co.

Whattam Funeral Home

White, Richard & Shirley

Williams, D.

Williamson Insurance

Wilson, Rob

Wollennberg, Peter & Jane

Wood, Bob & Dorothy

Wooden Spoon, The

Yankoo, Susan

York, Pat

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