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FAIR ADMISSION PRICES

General Admission (Includes parking on premises)............$15.00

Seniors Admission (65 years and older)..............................$13.00

Ages 6 – 15 years..................................................................$7.00

5 years and under.................................................................FREE

Adult Weekend Pass...........................................................$50.00

Youth Weekend Pass..........................................................$20.00

Sunday Special Family Pass 2 adults and up to 4 children.$35.00

Toonie Thursday: Midway preview only, All rides $2…5pm-11pm

Friday Night special: One Price, a midway wristband for unlimited

rides.

Tickets can be purchased online NOW:

https://www.ticketscene.ca/rocktonworldsfair

Advance Scotiabank Tickets: Available September at participating

Scotiabank Branches Adult $12 Youth $6

*Admission is General Admission Ticket does not guarantee seating at any

show. Midway rides are not included in General Admission.

PUBLIC HOURS

Thursday Toonie Night 5:00pm- 11:00pm - Midway/Midway

Food Only

Friday 11:00am 4-H Dairy Show 4:00pm- 10:30pm

Admissions/Grounds/ Buildings Open

Saturday 9:00am- 10:30pm

Sunday 9:00am- 8:30pm

Monday 9:00am- 5:00pm

DOG/PET POLICY - Pets are NOT allowed entry to the

Rockton Fairgrounds except Canine & Pet Show

Competitors. Competitors must vacate immediately after the

competition. Licensed Dog Guides & Service Animals are

welcome. (Identification for accredited service animals schools

such as those listed at IGDF or ADI may be requested).

PPR# ON4215875

FACILITY RENTALS AVAILABLE FOR YOUR EVENT • Farm & Home Banquet Hall, Commercial Kitchen Facilities.

• Grounds for outdoor concerts & events. Dog & Horse Shows, Car & Swap Meets,

Weddings, Stag & Does, Receptions, Meetings, Fund Raisers, etc.

• Large Show Ring can accommodate over 5,000 patrons, Small Show Ring for

staging and riding events

• Camping on scenic grounds

• Lots of parking / wheelchair accessible

• Reasonable Rates

For further information please contact the: Rockton Agricultural Society

812 Old Hwy #8, Rockton Ont., L0R 1X0

Phone: 519-647-2502 Fax: 519-647-3899

[email protected] www.rocktonworldsfair.com

NEW FOR 2019

Smoking, vaping and cannabis are prohibited on the Fair grounds except

in designated areas during the Fair.

Alcohol is prohibited on the Fairgrounds during the Fair.

Board Photo and Portraits by John Overmeyer

Front Cover Drawing: Sawyer Gallello

https://www.ticketscene.ca/rocktonworldsfair

http://www.rocktonworldsfair.com/mailto:[email protected]

http://www.rocktonworldsfair.com/

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INDEX

ACCOMPLISHMENT AWARDS………….…………………….8

ALPACAS....................................................................... 39-41

AMATEUR TALENT CONTEST / KARAOKE...................... 90

AMBASSADOR’S MESSAGE…………………………………12

ANTIQUES........................................................................... 54

ART................................................................................. 71-72

BABY SHOW....................................................................... 91

BOARD OF DIRECTORS...................................................... 3

BEEF/ CATTLE............................................................... 34-36

CHRISTMAS................................................................... 67-68

CLOTHING / COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT......... 61-62

COMING EVENTS............................................................. 104

COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS..................................... 11-12

CULINARY ARTS............................................................ 55-58

DAIRY CLIPPER.................................................................. 36

DISTRICT #6 FAIRS.......................................................... 104

FAIR ACTIVITIES........................................................ 100-103

FAIR AMBASSADOR........................................................... 16

FAIR AMBASSADOR’S MESSAGE....................................... 6

FAIRGROUND MAP............................................. Back Cover

FLOWERS...................................................................... 72-73

FOOD PRESERVATION................................................ 59-61

GOATS............................................................................ 38-39

GREAT PUMPKIN CHAMPIONSHIP.............................. 82-83

HOBBIES......................................................................... 62-64

HOMECRAFTS............................................................... 64-66

HORSES......................................................................... 17-33

JR. ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR AWARD...... 10

JUNIOR ASSOCIATES.......................................................... 9

JUNIOR DEPARTMENT................................................. 83-87

MEMBERS........................................................................... 7-9

MEMORIAM / SERVICE DIPLOMAS............................... 10

OFFICERS FOR 2015........................................................... 2

PET SHOW.......................................................................... 89

PHOTOGRAPHY............................................................ 76-78

POULTRY, PIGEON & RABBITS................................... 41-47

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE...................................................... 4

PUBLIC SPEAKING........................................................ 88-89

QUILTS........................................................................... 66-67

RULES AND REGULATIONS......................................... 12-16

RURAL AND URBAN COMMODITIES................................ 81

SCHOOL FAIR................................................................ 91-99

SENIOR CITIZENS / VISUALLY CHALLENGED........... 68-70

SHEEP............................................................................. 37-38

SPELLING BEE.................................................................... 88

SPONSORS, PARTNERS & DONORS...................... 105-106

WINE............................................................................... 78-81

WOMEN’S INSTITUTE................................................... 54-55

WOODCARVING............................................................ 74-76

YARD DISPLAY........................................ Inside Front Cover

4-H CLUB DEPARTMENT.............................................. 47-53

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Past President........................................ MARK SHURVIN

President....................................................... JEN WOOD

1st Vice President......................................... MARJ FORD

2nd Vice President........................ TRACY AIKEMA-ROBB

Manager...................................................... LOIS JAMES

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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Joe Betzner Jennifer Betzner Peter Hood

Kathryn Underwood Allan Hawkins Ken McKnight

Evan McKnight Ken Mills

Heather Thompson Tammie Rivando

Deanna Ringelberg Josh Santa-

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HONORARY DIRECTORS

Mayor Fred Eisenberger (City of Hamilton)

David Sweet, M.P.

Donna Skelly, M.P.P.

Arlene VanderBeek, Councillor Flamborough Ward 13

HONORARY LIFE DIRECTORS Amm, Robert Hunt, Karen Mills, Ken Baine, John Hunt, Murray Mills, Nancy Betzner, Jean Ireland, Bill Nagy, Iva Burgess, Betty James, Art Nisbet, Bruce Burgess, Russell James, Carolyn Nisbet, Joyce Christianson, Barb James, Ken Nunn, Thelma Christianson, Tim James, Lois Oldham, Ed Cooper, Fred Jamieson, Jeanette Ottmann, Carol Flatt, Evelyn Kaley, Dave Rappolt, Jean Ford, Marjorie Krompart, Mary Sager, Dorothy Gerritsen, Joan Lee, Ruth Sager, Ella Gunby, Ruth Leslie, David Smith, Glen Hamilton, Cecil McKnight, Judy Stephens, Marilyn Hamilton, Gladys McKnight, Ken Thompson, Don Hanes, Faye McKnight, Keith Whetham, Erna Hinrichs, William McKnight, Shirley Wood, Eleanor Hunt, Irene McPhail, Ruth Wood, Harvey

Mission Statement: The Rockton Agricultural Society is

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PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

2019 R.A.S. PRESIDENT

JEN WOOD

Welcome to the 167th Rockton World’s Fair. Our Fair theme this year is:

Farming Footprints….Telling our Story.

The Fair’s story started 167 years ago. The founders of Rockton Fair

established a 1 day agricultural exhibition where they offered competitions

for thoroughbred cattle, horse trotting and sheep classes in both carcass

and wool. Eventually they added vegetable classes like the 3 largest

Swede Turnips and the best bushel of beets. Along the way the

competitions expanded to include baking and entertainment, with prizes

given for the best blueberry pie, and catching a greased pig, with the

successful catcher retaining the pig. In 1909 the two finest looking ladies

and the tallest man on the fairgrounds were given a prize.

Our founders created their footprints on the Fair. Those footprints have

guided us through the years, and while we no longer reward height,

people’s looks or catching greased animals, we still have cattle and horse

competitions, vegetable competitions, pie making and pie eating

competitions.

But perhaps the largest footprint left by our founders, and one we still walk

in, is the footprint of passion and involvement of our volunteers. It took

commitment to the vision and passion for the work to build this Fair. And

this commitment and enthusiasm continues in our volunteers today.

Our Rockton Fair volunteers work tirelessly to bring this Fair alive. Through

their work we are able to educate people about agriculture, and display the

pride and efforts of our Exhibitors.

Our Fair was built by volunteers and continues to be a success because

of our volunteers.

That is the story and the history of Rockton Fair.

We can walk in the footprints created 167 years ago, and we can step off

the path and create new footprints for the next generations to follow.

See you at the Fair.

Jen Wood

2019 RAS President

Jen Wood is a Trent University graduate and has college diplomas in both Massage

Therapy and Paramedicine. She is a Certified Personal Trainer and for the last 19

years has been happily employed by the City of Hamilton as a Paramedic. Jen has

been a member of the RAS for 35 years and was honoured to receive the Ontario

Volunteer Service Award in 2016. Jen lives in Ancaster, is married to Nick, and they

have 2 wonderful children, Lindsay and Sawyer

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Abel MROCKTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY MEMBERS Abel Mike Abel Randy Abraham Crystal Abraham Danny Albers Bill Allen Geoff Allen Stephanie Allison Wayne Alton James Anderson Muriel Anderson Wayne Armstrong-Smith Caroline Aubert Steven Aubert Susan Aultman Jeremy Bailey Lloyd Baillie Karen Baine Linda Ballantyne Joan Bartlett Cayley Beattie George Bedard Bob Bedard Danielle Bedard Jessica Betzner Andrew Betzner Bruce Betzner David Betzner Gary Betzner Jennifer Betzner Joe Betzner Madeline Betzner Shirley Betzner Terry-Ann Black Jill Black Lee Bloom Jerry Boone Joanne Borer Joanne Borsellino James Borsellino Sarah Bosma Amanda Bosma Robert Bosma Shari Bouwmeester Andrew Bouwmeester Joshua Bowman Joe Boyd Kerri Boyd Mary Brassard Brooke Brett Fern Brown Carson Brown Joanne Bruneau Emily Brunsch Karen Burgess Tim Butler Tom Butter Linda Buttrum Scott Campbell Bob Carey-MacLean Allan Chan Aline Chapman Candice Chechalk Adam Chechalk Charlotte Chechalk Joe Chechalk Sarah Chechalk Trevor Christman Justin Clark Cindy Clark Lori

Clugston Sharon Collins Jane Comely Stefanie T. Conway Greig Conway Shirley Cooper Robert Coulter Karen Couto Deborah Coverdale Laurie Cowlin Dianne Cowlin Marie Cowlin Matthew Cowlin Michael Cranston Lynnette Crawford Linda Crawford Peter Crickmore Debbie Cullen Karen Cullen Stuart Cuvaj Jannette Cuvaj Joseph De la Cruz Tracey De Leeuw Crystal De Leeuw Harold De Leeuw Marilyn De Vito-Christman Lynne Dearsley Melissa DeGelder Elsa DeGraaf Sonya DeJonge Beverley DesRochers Brandon DesRochers Denis DesRochers Michelle Dillon Barrett Dillon Heather Dillon Heidi Domonkos Darlene Domonkos Jacob Domonkos Joseph Domonkos Julia Domonkos Kristen Domonkos Shane Dunne Joice Dupuy Dr. Paula Eddy Carolyn Eddy Mark Edworthy Ashleigh Edworthy Darren Edworthy Elgin Edworthy Lyle Edworthy Maryjane Edworthy Ray Edworthy Rob Emerson Judi Engelbrecht Frank Evans Lynda Ewing Lexi Ewing Mackenzie Ewing Nate Ewing Norma Fairhall Tracy Falconi Dave Farmer Kyla Ferland Andy Ferland Rebecca Filmer Jillian Finlayson Susan Flechl Jill Flechl John Ford Jenn Ford Marc Ford Sandy Forth Alex

Forth Janice Foulser Allison Foulser Craig Fowler Tony Franklin Chris Franks Sam Fraser Marion French Sue Frketich Meryle Gage Brook Gage Carrie Gage Darren Galer Fraser Gall Ronald Gallello Nick Gerritsen Donna Gerritsen Niki Giles Melody Gillam Wendy Gilmour Paul Goodale Candice Goodale Mark Gowland Dave Gowland Rachel Gowland Sarah Gowland Sharon Graci Sue Graham Carolyn Graham Cole Graham Don Greenway Dave Grenc Heidy Grundy Robert Gunby Krista Gunby Randy Hanes Ashley Hanes Barry Hanes Dave Hanes Sandra Hawkins Allan Hawkins Ashley Hawkins Calvin Hawkins Carol Hawkins Cody Hennink Mike Hepburn John Hepburn Kellie Hickman Alyssa Hinrich Anne Hogarth Steven Hogarth Tanya Hood Caitlin Hood Peter Hooper Lindsay-Anne Hooper Michael Hoskin Stacey Houghton Stephanie Hughes Darrell Hughes Dave Hughes Judy Huisman Henry Huisman Shane Hulak Ken Hulak Laura Hunt Angela Hunt Carole Hunt Dylan Hunt Jimmy Hunter Anthony Hunter Julie Hutchison Kristine Intini Don W. Intini Renate

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Intini Roung Kyna Dawn Jackson Eva-Maria James Kevin James Murray James Pat James Vicki Jamieson Anne Jamieson David Jamieson Erin Jamieson Mark John Jenn Jones Gene Jones Ted Jones-Abel Anne Karpinski Kathi Keen Tyler Kennedy Kevin Kerr Dennis Kerr Ena Kerr Jodi Kolenski Beth Kolenski Ted Kralt Daniel Kralt Kim Krebsz Jennifer Krebsz Nancy Krompart Elaine Krompart Jason Kuhr Jeff Kuhr Tanya Kuik Dorothy Lacey Jason Laidlaw Bruce Laidlaw Cathy Laidlaw Donald Laking Barbara Lassaline Diane Lassaline Samantha Latter Simon Laurin Jan LaVigne Peggy Lawson Scott Lawson Shirley Lee Patti Leegstra Robert LeGrand Dan LeGrand Don LeGrand Ellie LeGrand Katelyn LeGrand Tim Leslie Grant Leslie Janis Leslie Maria Leslie Mark Leslie Noelle Leslie-Spencer Robin Lilko Kathryn Lindsay Linda Lindsay-Peaire Amanda Linker Winnie Lisso Ken Loree Charlie Loree Keith Loree Roy Lowe Allison Lowe Chris Lutz Eckhard Lutz William Lyons Roy Mabee Jessica Mabee Karen Mabee Wes Maceiras Marie

Maceiras Megan Mackay Sharon Mackie Alexis Mackie Sarah Major Karen Maloney Krista Mand Alf Mand Alycia Mand Terri Manel Barb Manel Jerry Marcy Cheryl Marcy Eleanor Marran Myrna Marran Samantha Martin Lori-Alyce Masterman Sarah Mattis Erin Mattis Grant Mazza Joe McArthur Brad McCormack Darlene McCormack Ken McCoy Darlene McCoy Jason McCoy Melinda McCoy Rick McGregor Sabrina McIntyre Alex McIntyre Nancy McKinnon John McKinnon Marilyn McKnight Bruce McKnight Cameron McKnight Darryl McKnight Derek McKnight Evan McKnight Karen McKnight Michelle McKnight Miranda McKnight Stephanie McLean Terry McPhail John K. McPhail Susan McPhee Lisa McPhee Mark Mead Wendy Meyer Allan Miller Brianna Mills Bryan Mills Heidi Mills Melanie Mombourquette Gary Morrison Keri Mount Matthew Nagy Bruce Nash Kym Neven Aubrey Nicholson Lynn Nimijohn Anne Nimijohn Jason Nimijohn Melissa Nimijohn Rob Nimijohn Whitney Nisbet-Coleman Laura Noseworthy Jordan Noseworthy Sandy Nykamp Corrie Nykamp Tim O'Hara Kelly Oakes Greg Oakes Sandra Oldham Charlene

Oldham Scott Onufer John Onufer Peter Onufer Tony Opsteen Murray Ottmann Sheldon Overmeyer John Overmeyer Lara Overmeyer Michael Paci Michele Parker Andrea Parkin Patricia A. Passant Janet Passant Jessica Passant Megan Passant Paul Pasuta Ben Pasuta Elaine Pasuta Robert Pasuta Robert Jr. Pasuta Tori Pasuta-Lacey Kayla Patterson Chris Patterson Janis Patterson Kathy Patton Christopher Patton Dave Patton Doug Patton Jutta Patton Nicole Patton Stephanie Payne Barbara Pearce Jeff Pede Aaron Pede Don Pede Rebbecca Pede Susan Pede Travis Pettit Carli Pettit Dan Pires Paige Porter Fiona Porter Richard Prior Trudy Purnell Mandi Racz Jodi Racz Tom Ramsay Melinda Randle Jessica Ratelle Carolyn Reeve-Dunn Glennis Reid Keith Rennie Connie Rennie James Renton Melissa Revill Lee Revill Nancy Reynolds Victoria Richardson Dorothy Richardson Dr. David Riddell Dinny Ridley Bronka Rinas Eric Ringelberg Deanna Ringelberg Jake Ringelberg Janet Rivando Maria Rivando Tammie Robb Beth-Ann Robb Tracy Robertson Barbara Robertson Beth Robertson Renee

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Rodgers Kelly Rodgers Susan Roszell Adam Roung Richard Ryan Amanda Santa Barbara Josh Scharringa Calvin Scharringa Karen Schreuders Annette Schreuders Michael Schreuders Robert Schreuders Stephanie Scott Nicki Scott Shelley Shepherd Naomi Sheppard Evelyn Sheppard Ken Sheppard Nora Shurvin Mark Simonffy Les Skuse Jeremy Skuse Nicholas Slavik Shane Slemko Theresa Sloat Lorena Smith Anne Smith Cassandra Smith Cheryl Smith Fred Smith Jessica Smith Kareena Smith Kelley Smith Larry Smith Meghan Smith Wray Smith-Lewis Valerie Snyder Elaine Solonik Sandra Somerville Jim Somerville Mary-Anne Stahl Sybille Steer Alan Stephens Arnold Stephens Brad Stephens Connie Stephens Heather Stephens John Stephens Sheri Stewart Wendy Stocker Leslie Stretch Lynda Styles-Wieczorek Tina Sutton Renee Sweers Jennifer

Sweers Nicole Thomas Carly Thompson Bruce Thompson Carise Thompson Heather Ann Thompson Jack Thompson Jason Thompson Karen Thompson Kathy Thompson Kevin Thompson Melanie Thompson Pat Thompson Rachel Thompson Raymond Thompson Shawna Thompson Wendell Thomson Joy Thorogood Joe Timbrell Riky Tombolini Michael Traverse Kendra Traverse Tommy Tursa Peter Underwood Kathryn Underwood Matt Vallentin Anthony P. Van Den Breemen Brian Van Den Breemen Ryan Van Den Breemen Vanessa Van der Laan Andrew Van Kooten Dave Vanden Heuvel Dan Vanden Heuvel Janine Vander Hout Lena Vanderkooy Julia Vanderlaan Kim Vanry Ann Vaughan Cody Vigna Amy Vogel Arie Vogel Chris Vogel Dr. Christine Vogel Marianne Walentynowicz Melissa Walker Jen Waltenbery Ian Warner Amy Warner Ashley Anne Watson Ann-Marie Watson Debbie Watson Eliizabeth Watson Glynis Watson Peter

Watson Phillip Watson Stephanie Watson Tom Watt Kelly Weatherston Glenda Weatherston John Weaver Al Weaver Liz Weaver Nick Wesley-James Oliver Westoby Beverley Whatmough Debbie Whatmough Matt Wheeler Bill Whelan Lindsay Whelan Marilyn Whelan Michael Whelan Tracey Whetham Brad Whetham Liz Whetham Melissa White Joyce White Sarah Wieczorek Barbara Wieczorek Katrina Wieczorek Stephen Willard CJ Willard James Willard Thomas Willard Wendy Williams Krista Williams Laura Williams Lois Williams Randy Williams Sandy Wilson Dave Wilson Jinnie Wilson Kathryn Wilson Mike Wilson Terrie Wisniewski Marti Wojciechowski Steve Wojtasik Dianne Wojtasik Rob Wood Jamie Wood Jen Wood Nancy Wood Nolan Woods Phillip Wright Doug Yovanov Edna Zebroski Liz Zimmerman Deb Zimmerman Marilynn

ROCKTON

AGRICULTURAL

SOCIETY JUNIOR

MEMBERS

Bell Adam

Bezemer Lucas

Bezemer Sienna

Boonstra Ava

Borsellino Lauren

Bosma Matthew

Bosma Sabrina

Boudreau Charlie

Boudreau Rae

Buitenhuis Jack

Buitenhuis Katelyn

Bultenhuis Katelyn

Butler Logan

Couto Kristina

Couto Nicholas

Cranston Brent

Cranston Kyle

Cranston Steven

Croft Kyle

Croft Tegan

Cullen Rebecca

Da Rosa Alex

DeGelder Justin

DeGelder Katelyn

DeGraaf Wyatt

Devet Alanna

DiSalvo Louis

DiSalvo Madison

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Dore Alexia

Douglas Arden

Doyle Dale

Dupuy Ava

Dwyer Chelsea

Emberson Molly

Erkelens Jenna

Fairhall Damian

Fairhall Mackenzie

Ford Braden

Ford Hailee

Ford Wyatt

Foreman Ceciley

Gage Dawn

Gall Darla

Gall James

Gallello Lindsay

Gallello Sawyer

Gignac Kaiden

Gingrich Fayth

Goodale Emma

Goodale Ethan

Gowland Jane

Griffen Iris

Gunby Cole

Gunby Tyler

Hamilton Danielle

Hamilton Emmaray

Hamilton Sarah

Hepburn Hunter

Hooper Jimmy

Howell Ben

Howell Bradley

Hughes Tayte

Hynes Eric

Hynes Joelle

Jamieson Kate

Jamieson Michael

Jamieson Ruth

Keels Madison

Kennedy Johnathon

Kerr Ashley Anne

Kerr Crystal

Kuhr Alicia

Kuhr Justin

Laidlaw Jack

Laidlaw Stephanie

LaVigne Alyssa

LaVigne Vanessa

Lawlor Clayton

Lewis Vanessa

Lodder Jenna

Loree Natasha

Lutz Patrick

Maki Lily

Mand Megan

Mand Meredith

Maslanka Paige

Maslanka Tye

McArthur Liam

McArthur Owen

McGeachy Gracie

Mcgeachy Jessie

McGregor Ava

McGregor Dawson

McIlwrath Calvin

McNamee Eala

McPhail Sarah

McPhee Angus

McPhee Kyle

McPhee Nicky

Moelker Andy

Mommersteeg Megan

Oakes Elana

Oakes Emily

Oldershaw Emma

Paci Natalie

Passant Laura

Paulitzki Samantha

Petendra Logan

Pottruff Sarah

Racz Naomi

Reeve-Dunn Samantha

Reinhart Flynn

Renton Lucas

Renton Victoria

Ricker Ryan

Ringelberg Ethan

Ringelberg Mikayla

Robb Jessica

Robb Sydney

Roberts Jessica

Roberts Norman

Russell Justin

Ryan Alec

Ryan Hailey

Schneider Hope

Shepherd Madison

Silva Jadyn

Silva Kyla

Slote Ethan

Smith Crystal

Solonik Adam

Stahl Hannah

Stephens McKenna

Steunenberg Evelyn Rose

Tenny Ella

Thompson Shelly

Toole Alisha

Topp Jacob

Travis Alannah

Travis Evan

Travis Katie

Van Den Breemen

Breanne

VanDam Patrick

Vanderzalm Keller

Vanry Reed

Vint Sadie

Watson Emily

Weaver Jessica

Whetham Connor

Whetham Krystin

Wieczorek Rachel

Williams Baillie

Williams Dalton

Wingfield Paige

Wingfield Scott

JUNIOR MEMBER OF THE YEAR AWARD

2002 – Josh Whalen 2010 – Charlie Loree

2003 – Allison Smith 2011 – Angela Hunt

2004 – Amanda Tryon 2012 – Kristen Domonkos

2005 – Crystal Hanes 2013 – Kelly O’Hara

2006 – Evan McKnight 2014 – Katrina Wieczorek

2006 – Kareena Skuse 2015 – Josh Bouwmeester

2007 – Roy Loree 2016 – Laura Passant

2008 – Carli Smith 2017 – Cole Gunby

2009 – Derek McKnight 2018- Rachel Wieczorek

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O.A.A.S. MERITORIOUS SERVICE DIPLOMA awarded by the Rockton Agricultural Society

1938 – Daniel Wray 1982 – Ivan McPhail

1939 – Reuben Wedge 1983 – Arthur K. Edworthy

1940 – Fred Dwyer 1984 – Mrs. Eileen B. Kennedy

1942 – Charles Roung 1985 – Harold Gairdiner

1945 – Firman P. Martin 1986 – Keith McKnight

1946 – J. S. Hyde 1987 – Ross & Thelma Mills

1949 – Osborne L. Sager 1988 – Norma J. Hanes

1950 – Jas. B. Graham 1989 – Jeanette M. Jamieson

1951 – Wm. T. Thompson 1990 – Jean Betzner

1952 – Wm. P. Watson 1991 – Ross Smith

1953 – J. Albert Whetham 1992 – William Ireland

1954 – Wm. H. Pullin 1993 – Sterling & Irene Hunt

1955 – Geo. W. Jones 1994 – Neil Jamieson

1956 – R. Gordon Jamieson 1995 – Kneale & Dorothy Jones

1957 – Blake Hunter 1996 – Cecil & Gladys Hamilton

1958 – Murray McKnight 1997 – Ross & Dorothy Sager

1959 – Miller McDonough 1998 – William & Edith Hinrichs

1960 – Orman Harper 1999 – John Southall

1962 – Erland S. Betzner 2000 – Art James

1963 – Bruce Humphrey 2001 – Eleanor Wood

1964 – Wilbert E. Dunn 2002 – William & Jean Robertson

1965 – Mrs. Osborne Sager 2003 – Iva Nagy

1966 – Thos. W. Ledster 2004 – Ken Lisso

1967 – Mrs. Fred Webster 2005 – John & Marilyn Stephens

1968 – Ross Edworthy 2006 – Murray & Karen Hunt

1969 – Mrs. Morris Shellard 2007 – Don & Renate Intini

1970 – Lloyd Betzner 2008 – Tim & Barb Christianson

1970 – R. B. Hannah 2009 – Ken & Lois James

1971 – Percy Hamilton 2010 – Glen Smith

1972 – Ray Patterson 2011 – Russell & Betty Burgess

1973 – Murray Hunter 2012 – Fred & Pat Cooper

1974 – Sterling Hunt 2013 – John & Linda Baine

1975 – James Patrick 2014 – David & Judy Hughes

1976 – Harvey Wood 2015 – Ken & Nancy Mills

1977 – John McPhail 2016 – David & Sandra Hanes

1978 – Wm. P. Hanes 2017 – Robert & Elaine Pasuta

1979 – Carl H. Jones 2018 – David & Janis Leslie

1980 – Lorne Thompson 2019- Joe & Terry Betzner

1981 – Mr & Mrs B. Patterson

O.A.A.S. YEARS OF SERVICE ACCOMPLISHMENT AWARD Awarded by the Rockton Agricultural Society

2005 – Ivan McPhail 2012 – Glen Smith

2006 – Murray Hunt 2013 – Linda Crawford

2007 – Eleanor Wood 2014 – Marj Ford

2008 – Sandra Hanes 2015 – Anne Jones-Abel

2009 – Janet Ringelberg 2016 – Dorothy Jones

2010 – Heather Dillon 2017 – David Hughes

2011 – Marilyn Stephens 2018 – Fred Cooper

2019 - Kevin Thompson

- Lloyd Bailey

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PRESIDENTS OF THE

ROCKTON AGRICULTURAL

SOCIETY

1853-60 William Dickson

1861-66 William Henderson

1867 John P. Lawrason

1868-69 William Henderson

1870-71 Robert Henderson

1872-74 Christopher Ricker

1875 David Patterson

1876 Robert Fergusson

1877 Richard Mannen

1878 Robert Young

1879 Henry Howard

1880 Brewin Cornell

1881 Edwin Gray

1882 Henry Howard

1883 William Menzies

1884 William Baird

1885 Angus McKellar

1886 Henry Chambers

1887 Thomas McQueen

1888 Emerson Clement

1889 John A. Cornell

1890 Morris Shellard

1891 George H. Mulholland

1892 Thomas S. Henderson

1893 John Boyle

1894 Reuban Wedge

1895 William R. Boyle

1896 John O’Connor

1897 Daniel Wray

1898 Dennis Dwyer

1899 Archibald Fergusson

1900 James George

1901 William McClure

1902 Stephen Nisbet

1903 James Nicholson

1904 John McQue

1905 William Thompson

1906 Joseph Betzner

1907 Thomas B. Armstrong

1908 Thomas McNichol

1909 Wm. J. Burgess

1910 Anthony Garrock

1911 William Sager

1912 John Malcol

1913 Robert A. Inksetter

1914 Daniel Badger

1915 William Cowie

1916 John Allan

1917 George Harris

1918 Malcolm McDonald

1919 John K. Jones

1920 Edwin McKnight

1921 Nathan P. Sager

1922 Samuel Plastow

1923 Fred J. Dwyer

1924 Wilbur Sweet

1924 Wilbur Sweet

1925 George Howard

1926 William T.Thompson

1927 Hon. F.C. Biggs

1928 Russell Ireland

1929 Friman Martin

1930-31 T. William Gibson

1932 Blake Hunter

1933 Herbert George

1934 Wm. R. McQueen

1935 J. Stuart Hyde

1936 George Weatherston

1937 R. Gordon Jamieson

1938 Charles Roung

1939 Allen F, Stewart

1940 Harry Smith

1941 Albert E. Jones

1942 Miller McDonough

1943 James B. Gordon

1944 Osborne L. Sager

1945 James Watson

Mrs. James

McDonough

1946 George W. Jones

Mrs. Morris Shellard

1947 J. Albert Whetham

Mrs. Gordon Jamieson

1948 J. Roy Coburn

Mrs. Wilbert Dunn

1949 Murray McKnight

Mrs. Grace Webster

1950 Erland S. Betzner

Mrs. Erland Betzner

1951 Roy L. Bonham

Mrs. Albert Whetham

1952 C. L. Harris

Mrs. Murray McKnight

1953 Ross Edworthy

Mrs. Ross Edworthy

1954 Wilbert Dunn

Jeanetta Sager

1955 James Patrick

Mrs. Lorne Jamieson

1956 Murray Hunter

Mrs. Carl Jones

1957 John McPhail

Mrs. Clifford Morden

1958 John E. Betzner

Mrs. Henry Hamilton

1959 Bruce Humphrey

Mrs. A. S. McKnight

1960 Arthur Edworthy

Mrs. George Jones

1961 Carl Jones

Mrs. Lorne Thompson

1962 Richard Hyde

Jeanetta Sager

1963 Thomas Ledster

Mrs. Roy Bonham

1964 E. Lloyd Betzner

Mrs. John Betzner

1965 Robert Hannah

Mrs. Ray Patterson

1966 Ross Sager

Mrs. Wilbert Dunn

1967 Ivan McPhail

Mary M. Henderson

1968 Ross Mills

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Mary M. Henderson

1969 Sterling Hunt

Mrs. Bruce Humphrey

1970 Harvey Wood

Thelma Mills

1971 William Hanes

Irene Hunt

1972 Bruce Nisbet

Mrs. Logan Heslop

1973 Keith McKnight

Mrs. Murray Hunter

1974 Gerry Pullin

M. Jean Betzner

1975 Jeanette Jamieson

Mrs. Alex Campbell

1976 John Southall Jr

Norma Hanes

1977 Ross A. Smith

Eleanor Wood

1978 Murray Hunt

Lorene Thompson

1979 Edward Oldham

Dorothy Jones

1980 Arthur James

Jeanette Jamieson

1981 Kenneth Mills

Ruth McPhail

1982 Donald Thompson

Rosie Smith

1983 Eleanor Wood

Frances Oldham

1984 William Robertson

Dorothy Sager

1985 Neil Jamieson

Karen Hunt

1986 James L. Whetham

Lois James

1987 Nick Tummers

Lee Zerfas

1988 Russell Burgess

Ruth Gunby

1989 David Kaley

Joyce Nisbet

1990 William Ireland

Mary Edworthy

1991 Charles T. Boyd

Barbara Christianson

1992 Lois James

Joyce Bucknell

1993 John Baine

Iva Royle

1994 Alan Steer

Iva Royle

1995 Timothy Christianson

Carol Ottmann

1996 Iva Royle

Judy Hughes

1997 Fred Cooper

Adele Lacey

1998 Glen Smith

Irene O’Sullivan

1999 Adele Lacey

Elaine Krompart

2000 Pam Smith

Marlene Chambers

2001 Rick McCoy

Kelley Smith

2002 Karen Hunt

Susan Rodgers

2003 Jamie Wood

Anne Hinrich

2004 Nick Gallello

Marj Ford

2005 Frank Engelbrecht

Anne Donkers

2006 Robert Saccomano

Kelly Rodgers

2007 Don Graham

Heather Dillon

2008 Kevin Thompson

Nancy Mills

2009 Ken McKnight

Debbie Saccomano

2010 Liz Whetham

Ruth Lee

2011 Douglas Patton

Anne Jones-Abel

2012 David Leslie

Susan Rodgers

2013 Douglas Smith

Maria Rivando

2014 Heather Dillon

Susan Pede

2015 Larry Ford

2016 Kristine Manel

2017 Rob Wojtasik

2018 Mark Shurvin

2019 Jen Wood

SECRETARY/ GENERAL MANAGER OF ROCKTON AGRICULTURAL

SOCIETY

1852 – John Armstrong 1955 – Miller McDonough

1871 – Wallace Mc Donald 1963 – Osborne Sager

1877 – David Bell 1971 – Bertram Patterson

1913 – William McDonald 1981 – E. Lloyd Betzner

1925 – William Y. Wood 1993 – B. Wayne Bradfield

1934 – Firman Martin 1999 – Bob Campbell

1946 – William H. Pullin 2014 – Don Pede

2019 - Lois James

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AMBASSADOR OF THE FAIR

CHAIR: Krista Gunby

COMMITTEE: Sandra Hanes, Eleanor Wood, Barbara

Robertson, Maria Rivando, Carli Smith, Kelli Hepburn, Katrina

Wieczorek, Ruth Lee,Lois James, Jen Wood, Megan Maceiras,

Diana Weaver

RULES AND REGULATIONS:

• The contestant must be single, never have been married.

• 18 to 25 years of age by August 1st, 2018.

• Previous Ambassadors are not eligible, but previous contestants

are welcome to enter again.

• Throughout the following year and during the Thanksgiving

Weekend at the Fair, the Ambassador will act as the Public

Relations Person for Rockton Fair.

• In mid-February, he or she will attend the Ontario Association of

Agricultural Societies Convention in Toronto, as a guest of the

Rockton Fair and in August will compete at the CNE

Ambassador of the Fairs competition in Toronto.

• The Rockton Fair Ambassador competition will take place the

evening of Saturday, January 25, 2020 at 7 p.m.

• For further information to become a competitor, please contact

one of the above committee members or the fair office.

Our very sincere Thank-You to all who donate prizes and those

who sponsor the contestants.

If your club or organization would like the Fair Ambassador to

attend your meeting or function, please contact the committee

chairperson.

PAST AMBASSADORS

Wilma Hunter

Carol McDonald

Melanie Roung

Alaine Nowell

Hannelore Rinas

Debbie Anderson

Cathy Gaddye

Laurie Betzner

Elaine Crickmore

Betsy Klodt

Patti Staines

Pamela Ottman

Sharon Martin

Shelley Heatherington

Sharon McMaster

Doreen Hood

Joanne James

Shelly Klink

Christine Miller

Norma McDonald

Kimberly Tummers

Kathryne McDonald

Patti Lee

Paula Dupuy

Kelly Rogers

Lianna Chappel

Debbie Burgess

Renee Robertson

Lynnette James

Tracilee Leslie

Kate Steer

Janine DeVito

Taryn McKnight

Nicole Whatmough

Courtney Hanes

Meghan Smith

Crystal Hanes

Kim Mills

Kelly Scott

Roselen Marcy

Kareena Skuse

Kayla Pasuta

Laura Hunter

Heidi Dillon

Roy Loree

Jennifer Betzner

Carli Smith

Katrina Wieczorek

Megan Maceiras

Jessica Weaver

Stephanie Houghton

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FAIR AMBASSADOR'S MESSAGE

Kathryn Lilko

2019 Rockton World's Fair Ambassador

Greetings Everyone!

I have the honor to represent Rockton World’s Fair this year as

the fair ambassador. The fair has had such a huge impact on my

life, and I am excited that I now have the opportunity to represent

this impact.

With this year’s fair theme being “Farming Footprints, Telling Our

Story” I am elated that this opportunity will be a part of my story.

Representing the fair at the OAAS convention, the CNE

competition, and other events throughout the year outside of the

fair has been the most amazing experience.

I have learned and been able to experience so much from the fair

and I hope you get the chance to learn or try something new this

year.

From the livestock, to the midway, and everything in between, I

hope you enjoy everything that the fair has to offer.

Whether you have been to the fair before or this is your first time

in Rockton, there is something for everyone, from the young to

the young-at-heart.

I hope you enjoy your time at the fair and come back again next

year.

See you at the fair!

Kathryn Lilko

2019 Rockton World’s Fair Ambassador

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IN MEMORIAM OF MEMBERS

Ian Flatt

Jean Hanes

Kenneth Hood

Elizabeth Nowell

Jackie Bedard

Judy Crawford

Harm Kuik

Murray Patterson

James 'Jim' Thomson

Create Your Own Legacy

One thing in life is certain: you will be forever

remembered by the legacy you leave behind.

Planned gifts are lasting contributions to building a better

tomorrow for the Rockton Agricultural Society. You can do

something remarkable!

Decide how your gift can be directed and how your

generosity will be celebrated.

Let the Rockton Agricultural Society be part of your

legacy.

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COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS

ADMISSIONS & PARKING: Chairperson – Tammie Rivando: Cell

905-546-6010 Home 226-663-0848

Advisor: Darrell Hughes 519-500-8884

Dave Hughes, Jeanette Jamieson, Jerry Manel, Maria Rivando, Alf

Mand, Liz Whetham, Josh Santa Barbara, Deb Watson, Rob

Wojtasik, Naomi Sheppard, Mike Cowlin, Mark Goodale, Jason

Thompson, Nicki Scott, Nicole Sweers, Diane Wojtasik, Tracy

Aikema-Robb

AG ALIVE: Marilyn Stephens, 519-647-3787 & Linda Crawford, 519-

647-2233; Susan Aubert, Bob Amm, Carrie Gage, Darren Gage,

Dawn Gage, Brooke Gage, Sandra Hanes, John Stephens, Debbie

Whatmough, Jill & John Flechl, Roy Loree, Kathi Karpinski, Karen

Michaud, Ben Pasuta, Marti Wisniewski, Les Simonfly, Glenis Watson

AG EDUCATION DAY:

Marj Ford, 519-696-8199, Heather Dillon, Jinnie Wilson, Anne Jones-

Abel, Bruce & Iva Nagy, Carolyn Ratelle, Kelly O’Hara, Stephanie

McKnight, Megan Passant, Amy Warner, Lois Williams, Jenn Betzner,

Sharon Clugston

ANTIQUE MACHINERY, TRACTOR & CAR:

Lee & Nancy Revill, 519-755-5324, Rick McCoy, David Degelman,

Russell Burgess.

CONCESSIONS: Co-Ordinator: Nick Gallello, 905-304-9133.

FARM MARKET: Harvey Wood, 519-647-2750

INDOOR: Contact: [email protected] Donna Gerritsen

905-659-9791, Joan Gerritsen, 905-659-1575, Fred Cooper

OUTDOOR: Contact: [email protected] Harvey Wood,

519-647-2750, Nick Gallello, Nolan Wood, Marilyn Morgan.

CRAFT BULDING & SALE: Janet Passant, 519-647-2604,

Debbie Couto, Heather Thompson, Ruth McLaren, Russell Burgess,

Jodi Kerr, Megan Passant

D.A. CAMPBELL ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE: Lloyd Bailey, 519-

716-4690

DEMOLITION DERBY:

CHAIR: Sandy Ford 226-755-0066, CO-CHAIR: Al Hawkins

SECRETARY: Amanda Ryan, Paul Passant, Roy Loree, Ken

McKnight, Derek McKnight, Evan McKnight, Kelly O’Hara, Randy

Gunby, Calvin Hawkins, Shane Domonkos, Julia Domonkos,Tanner

Slote, Mike Hennick, Josh Bouwmeester, Tracy Alkema-Robb

DINNER THEATRE:

FARM & HOME BUILDING: Fred Cooper, 519-647-2714

Kevin Thompson, Richard Roung, Bruce McKnight, Alex McIntyre,

Anthony Vallentin

mailto:[email protected]


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FAIR ATTRACTIONS: CHAIR: Tracy Alkema-Robb, Harvey Wood,

Fred Cooper, Glen Smith, Lloyd Bailey, Tim Christianson, Katrina

Wieczorek, Roy Loree

FINANCIAL PLANNING: Jen Wood, Mark Shurvin, Rob Wojtasik,

Marj Ford, Dave Hughes, Liz Whetham, Kevin Thompson, Kristine

Hutchison, Joan Gerritsen, Heather Dillon, Kathryn Underwood, Tracy

Alkema-Robb

GROUNDS: David Hughes 519-774-1576, Jerry Manel

HOMECRAFT: Terri Mand 519-647-0262

HOSPITALITY: Judy McKnight 905-627-7818, Heather Thompson

905-628- 4523, Michelle Desrochers, Jen Wood, Cheryl Smith, Kelly

O’Hara, Stephanie McKnight, Ellie LeGrand, Katelyn LeGrand, Amy

Warner, Lily Maki

JUNIORS: Cole Gunby 289-921-1810, Rachel Wieczorek

LIVESTOCK: Dr. Paula Dupuy 289-260-7925, Kathryn Underwood

519-774-8108

MARKETING/ADVERTISING: Marie Cowlin 905-627-0139, Marj

Ford, Kevin Thompson, Shawna Thompson, Katrina Wieczorek,

Stephanie McKnight

NOMINATIONS: Joe Betzner, Ken McKnight, Fred Cooper, Harvey

Wood

OFFICE: Lois James, Katrina Wieczorek, Mandi Purnell, Krista

Gunby

PARENTS & TOTS: Brad & Melissa Whetham, 519-620-0478

POULTRY BUILDING: Don Intini 905-627-0660

PET SHOW: Kathryn Lilko 905-978-2025

SCHOOL FAIR: Kathy Thompson, Barb Manel 519-212-9987

SAFETY & SECURITY: Board of Directors and Manager

SCHOLARSHIP: Marie Cowlin 905-627-0139, Marj Ford, Anne

Jones-Abel, Karen Major, Eleanor Wood, Mary Boyd, Bronka Ridley,

Heather Thompson, Lois Williams

SOLAR COMMITTEE: Board of Directors and Manager

PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS: David Leslie 905-320-3111

WATER SYSTEMS: Kevin Thompson, 905-628-4523

YOUTH & AGRICULTURE CENTRE: Tim Christianson 905-659-

7480

ROCKTON WORLD'S FAIR KICK OFF CELEBRATION!

Wednesday, October 9th, 2019

5:00 pm to 7:00 pm

Fair members are invited to an outdoor celebration at the Meeting

Place for a beef on a bun supper! Come celebrate our 167th

anniversaryPlan to attend and receive your 167th Fair Membership

package and Shirt!

R.S.V.P. 519-647-2502 or [email protected]

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RULES AND REGULATIONS

MEMBERSHIP

• The annual Associate membership fee for the Rockton Agricultural

Society (R.A.S.) is $15.00.

• Membership will be $20.00 beginning in 2020

• Yearly Membership Cards will be issued to each member who has paid for

the current year. This will be your entry to the Fair. This will replace name

badges & ribbons.

• In order to become an Associate Member of R.A.S, you must agree to

work on a committee(s). You must have volunteered on a committee(s) for

two consecutive years. You are then nominated at the Annual General

Meeting. If nominated, you will receive voting privileges (you must be 18

years of age or older) and will receive a membership card yearly, when

your membership of $15.00 per year is paid. This is your entry to the fair

and all fair functions.

EXHIBITOR FEE

• Each exhibitor must pay a yearly exhibitor fee of $10.00 for which they

can exhibit as many entries as they wish, and will receive one admission

ticket to the current fair.

• Exhibitors of livestock (cattle, horses,sheep, goats & alpacas) will receive

one pass for exhibitors of one animal, two passes for two to four animals

and three passes for five or more animals.

• If pre-registered on time, the vehicle & driver will have free admission.

• The exhibitor fee will be waived if you are a paid up Member.

• All others must have a current Membership card, Admission Ticket or

Pay at the Gate (children five years and under are the only exception).

• Vehicles transporting animals are to enter and exit at the 5th oncession

Gate ‘F’ Only. Signage will be posted for at this entrance. Please refer to

the map on the back of the prize book.

• 4-H club members, junior exhibitors in the Junior Fair, School Fair

exhibitors, Senior Citizens and Certified Visually Challenged are not

required to pay an exhibitor fee when entering their respective sections.

• Entries for all open classes require an exhibitor fee. This exhibitor fee will

be waived for 4-H club members exhibiting one current year’s 4-H project

per 4-H club in an open show.

ENTRIES:

• All entries of articles and livestock intended for exhibition must be

completed online at https://www.assistexpo.ca/rockton-agricultural-society

or on printed forms, filled out and signed by the exhibitor or their agent.

• Check your Sections for entry deadline dates as they vary in some

Sections.

• All entries for the exhibition halls, excluding School Fair, must be received

by the Fair Office by October 4th, 2019.

• Late entries, or entries that are changed or added to the original entry list

will be charged $1 each.

• No exhibitor will be allowed to enter for competition more than one entry in

any one class except where otherwise mentioned.

• On Thursday, October 10th, 2019, all hall entries, except Wine,

Photography & Giant Pumpkins, may be placed between 1 p.m. and 9

p.m.

• All entries must be the bonafide property of the exhibitor and be made or

worked by the exhibitor.

• Please note that on Thursday October 10th the main gate will be open

for pedestrians only.

https://www.assistexpo.ca/rockton-agricultural-society

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• No Homecraft articles will be admitted with name, initial, or distinguishing

mark thereon.

• No articles in the Exhibition Halls will be allowed to be removed until 5:00

p.m. Monday, Thanksgiving Day, at which time the halls will be cleared

by the committee members.

• All exhibitors will be furnished with a hall pass, which will entitle them to

re-enter the halls to remove their exhibits.

• Any articles left in the buildings after 6:00 p.m. Monday, will be at the risk

of the exhibitor and will only be held for 15 days after the fair.

• While the committee will take every possible precaution under the

circumstances to secure the safety of articles sent to the exhibition, the

owners themselves must take the risk of exhibiting.

• Should any article be accidentally injured, damaged, lost, or stolen, the

chairperson will give all the assistance in their power toward the recovery,

but will not make payment for the value thereof.

• To discourage the practice of sending exhibits in care of the member in

Charge of a department, the following will be strictly enforced. While every

possible assistance will be given in placing exhibits, no package or case

of any kind will be opened, unless accompanied by the exhibitor or

someone responsible for the exhibit.

• If any article or animal is taken from the grounds before specified times,

the exhibitor of same may not be entitled to any prize that may have been

awarded.

• All horses must be moved out of cattle barns by 8:00 a.m. to make room

for other livestock coming in. If this is not done, the offending exhibitor will

be disqualified from any class, either shown or to be shown.

• Fair committee chairpersons reserve the right to reject and remove any

livestock, poultry, or rabbits for health, safety reasons, or general

appearance.

PIPEDA:

• The R.A.S. is committed to the safeguarding of personal information

collected from exhibitors and Associate Members in accordance with the

Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act. Personal

information collected will not be sold or disclosed for reasons other than

for why it was collected. Please see our entry forms.

PRIZES:

• When the amount of prize money won by an exhibitor is $20.00 or over,

$10.00 will be retained by the society as the following year’s exhibitor’s

fee.

• When the amount of prize money won by a member is $20.00 or over,

$15.00 will be retained by the society as the following year’s membership

fee.

• A deduction of 15% of all prize monies (excluding special prizes to 4-H

club members, junior exhibitors, school fair exhibitors and exhibitors in the

senior citizens and wine classes or where an entry fee is stated) will be

retained by the society.

• With a retained payment, a fair admission pass will be enclosed with the

new prize book. Fair passes are not included for 4-H club members, junior

exhibitors, school fair exhibitors, and exhibitors in the senior citizen

class(s).

• All perpetual trophies will be engraved by the society, and presented at

the Awards night. Trophies are to be returned by the opening of next fair.

• Prize Money cheques must be cashed before December 31st of the

current year. No cheques will be re-printed after this date.

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JUDGES AND JUDGING:

• All exhibit(s) entered will be known to judges by a ticket and number.

• No one will be allowed to interfere, by conversation or otherwise, with a

judge while said judge is on duty judging a class.

• Any exhibitor or attendant who is guilty of creating a disturbance, whether

by openly criticizing the judge or using obscene language to any judge or

officer, shall therefore forfeit the right to any award and may be

suspended from exhibiting by the director in charge.

POWERS OF SOCIETY:

• Where the Board of Directors of the Society has reason to believe that an

exhibitor or attendant has committed a fraud or misrepresentation

detrimental to the fair, the Board has the power to withhold payment or

delivery of any award, until such time, that such person proves to the

satisfaction of the Board, that no fraud or misrepresentation has been

committed or made.

• Exhibitors shall, if required by the Committee of Grievances, make a

statutory declaration that the articles exhibited by them are exhibited in

accordance with the rules and regulations of the Society. Any exhibitor

refusing to make such a declaration upon request will forfeit all awards

given.

• Any exhibitor lodging a protest must make it in writing, present it signed

and deliver it to the General Manager before 12:00 noon, the immediate

Tuesday, following the fair. The cause of the protest must be clearly

stated and accompanied by a deposit of $25.00. This sum will be forfeited

if the protest is not sustained. The Board of Directors, however, sincerely

hopes no exhibitor will have cause to protest, without the strongest of

grounds for doing so. Please note annoyances and unpleasantness are

not considered cause(s) for protest.

• All protests will be considered and decided by the Committee of

Grievances, namely, Jeanette Jamieson, David Leslie, Harvey Wood, and

the president-elect. Any three named can make a decision, which shall be

deemed final.

• Any directors in charge shall be at liberty, for cause or in their controlled

discretion, and without giving reason therefore, to bar any exhibitor or any

animal from participating in or competing or continuing to participate or

compete in any event, and also cause any exhibitor and any such animal

to be removed from the premises of the society.

• Rockton Agricultural Society will do its utmost to see that all safety

precautions are met to protect the public and to safeguard the exhibits but

it is up to the exhibitor to see that all animals are well trained, under full

control, and equipment is in a safe condition.

• The Managing Committee consists of the President, the First Vice-

President, the Second Vice-President, and the General Manager. This

committee shall be in attendance on each day of the fair.

• The Managing Committee makes the interpretation of all rules and

regulations and its decision will be final. In case an error occurs in the

printing of this prize list, the Managing Committee has the power to rectify

the same.

INSURANCE:

Exhibitors of cattle, horses, sheep, goats & alpacas (4-H exhibitors exempt)

• Must indicate on the exhibitors entry form, current insurance information

or O.E.F. membership information to cover showing your animals at

Rockton Fair & exhibitions.

• Insurance must be a minimum of $2 million liability and the expiry date

must include coverage over the Thanksgiving Weekend.

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• Rockton Agricultural Society reserves the right to verify all information

provided and prohibit an exhibitor from showing if the insurance is not

provided and current.

AGREEMENT, DECLARATION AND WAIVER:

When entry is accepted by the show organizers, the exhibitor and the principals

and agents of the exhibitor acknowledge and agree that by signing the exhibitors

form, they and each of them:

• Are bound by, and will act at all times in accordance with the Rules and

Regulations for showing livestock. - Abide by standard procedures and

penalties for enforcing the rules and regulations for showing livestock and

will accept any final decision made.

• Accepts that any action which may be taken under the above may be

reported to any association registering purebred live stock.

• Release and agree to hold the show and its officials, directors, officers,

employees, representatives, agents and volunteers (collectively the show

organizers) harmless from any action taken under this agreement.

• Abide by the Rules and Regulations for showing livestock, the standard

procedures and penalties for enforcing the Rules and Regulations for

showing livestock, or any other show rules and regulations.

• Release the show organizers from and against any injury, damage or loss

suffered during or in connection with the show, whether or not such injury,

damage or loss resulted from or was contributed to directly or indirectly,

by the acts or omissions of the show organizers.

The exhibitor further certifies that:

• Any animal entered has been vaccinated for rabies within the past

year with up to date, non expired records from a certified

veterinarian. Exhibitor may be asked to present certificate of

vaccination for any animals on premise.

• Any animal entered is not currently barred from showing at any future

shows in North America.

• No owner of the entered animal, whether direct or indirect, is currently

barred from showing any other animal at any future livestock show in

North America.

The exhibitor declares by signing the exhibitors entry form that:

• The entry information provided to the show organizers is true and correct.

- He or she has the authority to make the Agreement, Declaration, and

Waiver bind to all persons and enterprises with any interest in the entered

animal(s) to the terms of the Agreement and do so bind them, their

agents, heirs, successors and assigns or, to the extent that they do not

have this authority, will ensure that such person(s) sign the Entry Form;

and that all other persons and enterprises with an interest in the entered

animal(s) accept full responsibility for their actions, and for those of

anyone else including but not limited to fitters, who are involved in the

care of, show preparation and/or showing of the entered animal(s).

• Rockton Agricultural Society, its members, employees, and volunteers

shall not be liable for any loss of, or damage to, property belonging to the

exhibitor or to concession vendors however caused.

• Nor shall the Rockton Agricultural Society, its members, employees or

volunteers be liable to the exhibitor or to the concession vendor, or

anyone coming on to the Society’s property at the instigation of, or to visit

the exhibitor’s or concession vendor’s site.

• Should anyone make a claim for any damage or injury however caused

against any member, employee, or volunteer of the Rockton Agricultural

Society the exhibitor or concession vendor agrees to indemnify and save

harmless the Rockton Agricultural Society, its members, its employees,

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and its volunteers for any claim or damage however caused arising out of,

or in consequence of, the use of the exhibition space allotted.

• The cattle, horse, sheep, alpaca and goat exhibitor and concession

vendor agrees to have liability insurance to provide indemnity as set out

herein and for any damages or claim that may arise as a consequence of

his/her use of the exhibition/vendor space directly or indirectly. They must

name the Rockton Agricultural Society as additional insured.

• No concession will be allowed to be placed on the ground until the fee is

paid to the Committee in Charge. The Managing Committee consists of

the President, the First Vice-President, the Second Vice-President, and

the General Manager. This committee will be in attendance on each day

of the fair.

• The interpretation of all rules and regulations is made by the Managing

Committee and its decision will be final. In case an error occurs in the

printing of this prize list, the Managing committee has the power to rectify

same.

• The Management of Rockton Agricultural Society advise all exhibitors and

all others concerned that the consumption of alcoholic beverages in the

buildings or on the grounds of the Society is prohibited.

• According to the Liquor Laws of Ontario, such persons found in

possession of alcoholic beverages leave themselves open to prosecution

by the proper authorities.

LIVESTOCK EXHIBITOR CODE OF CONDUCT

as developed by O.F.A.C. (Ontario Farm Animal Council)

The Rockton World’s Fair is committed to responsible animal care and

treatment. This Code of Conduct outlines what is expected of livestock exhibitors

in the handling and exhibiting of all animals involved with our Fair.

This code has been developed to meet the following objectives:

• To ensure the health and well being of all animals at the fair.

• To demonstrate an accurate and responsible animal care message to the

public.

• To maintain the integrity of all livestock competitions, displays, and sales.

• Livestock and poultry must be transported to and from the fair in

accordance with all humane transport regulations and standards. Loading

and unloading must be undertaken using proper equipment and

procedures.

• All animals must be treated and handled in a responsible manner.

• The well being of the animals shall take precedence over the demands of

owners, sellers, buyers, organizers, sponsors, and officials.

• The care of all animals must be as consistent as possible with their normal

schedules and standards.

• High standards of nutrition, health, sanitation, environment and safety

must be met at all times. All handling, housing and veterinary treatment

must ensure adequate animal care.

• Livestock should be prepared with proper training, fitting, and grooming

prior to the fair.

• Excessive disciplining of animals at the fair is unacceptable.

• Exhibitors are expected to provide adequate training for anyone handling

their livestock. Untrained individuals, including fair personnel and visitors,

should not be permitted to handle animals or equipment.

• Exhibitors should take every opportunity to enhance public awareness,

education and appreciation of proper livestock management and handling

practices.

• There will be no tolerance for any mistreatment of animals. Any

unacceptable exhibitor conduct will be subject to action including possible

elimination from the competition(s) and/or exhibit, at the discretion of the

Board.

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PROVINCIAL PREMISES REGISTRY: PPR

#ON4215875

DOG/ PET POLICY

Pets are NOT allowed entry to the Rockton Fairgrounds

except canine & pet show competitors. Competitors

must vacate immediately after the competition.

Licensed dog guides & service animals are welcomed.

(Identification from accredited service animal schools such as

those listed at IGDF or ADI may be requested)

OVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS

for your horse(s),

Please reserve your required amount of stalls on Assist Expo

when completing your entries. Cost per stall for the weekend is

$35.00 this can be paid online on Assist Expo or over the phone

by credit card or debit, cheque, cash.

You can buy shavings for $6 per bag. Confirmation of stall

reservations must be received by September 20th 2019.

Complimentary after show dinner for all Horse exhibitors

Sponsors: The Heavy Horse Committee and the R.A.S.

2019 LIVESTOCK AND VENDOR CAMPING

If you plan to bring your camper please reserve this on

AssistExpo when completing your entries or by contacting the

Fair Office: 519-647-2502 or [email protected]

Campers: $20 per night

LIVESTOCK

LIVESTOCK CO-ORDINATORS:

Dr. Paula Dupuy 289-260-7925

Kathryn Underwood 519-774-8108

PROVINCIAL PREMISES REGISTRY: PPR# ON4215875

W 80.1296066269636 / N 43.3049238297278

***We are on ASSIST EXPO***

Complete and submit your entries online:



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HEAVY HORSES

SHOW TIMES: SUNDAY, October 13th, 2019 and MONDAY,

October 14th, 2019

CHAIR: Glen Smith 905-690-6626; John Borer

CO-CHAIRS: Brianne Mathies - 905-807-5280, Whitney Nimijohn

COMMITTEE: Scott Buttrum, Jay Nimijohn, John & Joanne

Borer, Madison McArthur, Caroline Armstrong-Smith, Glenn

Bullock, Lloyd Tew, Sherry & Gilles Beaudry, Kim Smith

ANNOUNCER: John Lester

JUDGES: Clydesdale Lines: Steve Westgate, Alberta, Canada

Belgian & Commercial Hitch: Roy Miller, Iowa, U.S.A.

Percheron & Hitches: Jeff Fisk, Nova Scotia, Canada

OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER: Jim Weeden

CO-ORDINATOR: Brian Newman

RINGMASTERS: Bob Hammell, Wally Thompson, Don Orr, Brian

Newman

Rules and Regulations:

• A breeding unit may show two animals in any class.

• All animals must be owned by and registered in the name of

the exhibitor.

• Registration papers or photo copies must be available day

of show.

• Liability insurance information is required and to be

completed on entry form.

• Entries must be in the hands of the General Manager on or

before October 4, 2019.

• Entries can be made on-line at

www.rocktonworldsfair.com or by contacting the fair

office.

• There will be a deduction of 15% of prize winnings.

• Please take note of the Powers of Society Rules and

Regulations and Exhibitor’s Rules and Regulations.

• All horses being exhibited at the fair are to be negative to an

immunodiffusion test (Coggins test) for Equine Infectious

Anemia tested within one year of the date of the fair. A

certificate is to be made available to the Fair Board Officials,

if requested.

• No entries will be allowed in the ring until after the fourth

horse has been judged.

• All showmen must wear proper attire: Jacket, tie and hat.


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SECTION 1

CLYDESDALE

*ONTARIO PROVINCIAL CLYDESDALE SHOW*

SPONSOR: ONTARIO CLYDESDALE ASSOCIATION,

ROCKTON FAIR & SPONSORS

SHOW TIME: MONDAY October 14, 2019.

START TIME: 8:15 a.m. sharp.

Sponsor: The Ontario Clydesdale Association in conjunction with

R.A.S and its sponsors.

PPR #ON4215875

• This show is an All-Canadian Qualifying Show, sanctioned

by the Canadian Clydesdale Association of Canada.

• Any exhibitor wishing to be considered in the point

standings of the Ontario Clydesdale Club must be a current

member.

• CLASSES 1 - 3, 5 - 8, 10 - 17 Prize paid by the R.A.S.

• CLASSES: 3 & 8 Prize paid by the Ontario Clydesdale Club

to the exhibitor at the end of the show season.

ONTARIO CLYDESDALE ASSOCIATION is proud to Sponsor

the

Champion Stallion and Mare Classes for $100

and Reserve Grand Champion Stallion and Mare Classes for

$50

Prizes: 1st: $80, 2nd: $75, 3rd: $70, 4th: $60, 5th: $50, 6th: $35,

7th: $35, 8th: $35, 9th: $35, 10th: $35, 11th: $35, 12th: $35

Classes:

1. Colt Foaled January1 to April 1, 2019

Sponsor: Jim McCartney Auctioneer

2. Colt Foaled April 1 to September 1, 2019


3. Yearling Stallion in 2018

Sponsor: Briar Creek Stables, Mark Shurvin

**Eligible entries remain in the ring for the Yearling Stallion

Special**

Yearling Stallion Special

Sponsored by Ontario Clydesdale Club

Junior Champion Stallion

Winner of class 1,2, and 3 return

4. 2 Year old Stallion & Older (Foaled in 2017 & Older)

Senior Champion Stallion Prizes: 1st: Rosette, 2nd: Rosette

Sponsor: Gord's Service Station, Bill Hume

Grand Champion Clydesdale Stallion Prizes: 1st: $100, 2nd:

$50 Prizes: 1st: Trophy

Junior Champion/Reserve and Senior Champion/Reserve return

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for judging. Prize money sponsored by: Ontario Clydesdale

Association

Ross Sager Memorial Trophy. Sponsor: Dorothy Sager

5. Filly Foaled January 1, 2019 to April 1, 2019

Sponsor: Settlers Supplies Inc

6. Filly Foaled April 1, 2019 to September 1, 2019

7. Yearling Filly

*Eligible Entries remain in the ring for the Yearling Filly

Special*

Yearling Filly Special

8. Two Year old Filly

Sponsor: Regional Tractor Sales Ltd

Junior Champion Filly

*1st and 2nd place winners from classes 5,6,7,8 return for

judging*

Sponsor: Thistleridge Farms, David & Wilma Cleghorn

9. Three year old Filly

Sponsor: Detailed Buildings Ltd

10. Yeld Mare 4-7 years

Sponsor: Grisdale Enterprises Inc

11. Yeld Mare - 7 Years & Over

Sponsor: Lord Byron Steak House

12. Brood Mare

Mare that shows evidence of being in foal or having raised a

foal during the current year Sponsor: Fred & Lee Smith

Senior Champion Mare

*1st and 2nd from classes 9,10,11,12 return for judging*

Grand Champion Mare

*Junior Champion / Reserve Filly and Senior Champion/ Reserve

Mare return for judging*

Prize money sponsored by: Ontario Clydesdale Association

Best Clydsdale on the Grounds

Grand Champion Stallion and Grand Champion Mare return for

judging

13. Progeny of Dam

Additional 1st: $100 Master Feeds Voucher Sponsor: Miller

Farms

14. Get of Sire

15. Stallion and Three Mares

Sponsor: Sharpe Farm Supplies

16. Gelding or Grade Mare

17. Canadian Bred Mare Class Prizes: 1st: $100, 2nd: $90,

3rd: $80, 4th: $70, 5th: $60, 6th: $40, 7th: $40, 8th: $40,

9th: $40, 10th: $40

One of the many ways the Clydesdale Horse Association of Canada

works to promote the breed is through the continued support of

breed shows and classes, including the Canadian Bred

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Quality dams are the foundation of the national herd, and the class is

held at seven shows across Canada to promote, and recognize the

country’s best mares.

The class is open to Clydesdale females who are;

1. Bred in Canada

2. Born in Canada

3. Registered in Canada

4. Raised in Canada

5. Solely owned by a Canadian(s)

6. There is no entry fee for the class

7. At the show the mare must also participate in her age appropriate

class, to enter the Canadian Bred Mare Class.

8. The mare may win at more than one show, but may only win once

at any particular show.

9. Awards will only be paid for the actual number of horses

participating in the Class, to a maximum of ten horses. Locations- Classes are hosted by the following shows:

Calgary Stampede, Calgary, AB

Northwest Territorial Days, North Battleford, SK

Manitoba Clydesdale Classic, Austin, MB

Rockton World Fair, Rockton, ON

Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, Toronto, ON

Carp Fair, Carp, ON

New Brunswick Provincial Exhibition, Fredericton, NB

SHOWMANSHIP


• Open to Juniors who are four years and over, and have not

reached their 18th birthday as of January 1st of the current

year, showing a Draft Horse on the line.

• The following areas will be considered: walk, trot, turn,

watching judge, backup, presentation, suitability of

showman to horse, handling, grooming, decorations,

appointments, appearance, ability to handle and control of

horse, and protective footwear.

• Name and birthdate of the Junior must appear on the entry

form.

• Winners are eligible to receive points towards the applicable

breed association's Junior Showmanship program (Ontario

Clydesdale Club)

Stallions one year old and over may not be used.

18. Clydesdale Jr Showmanship (7-13 yrs) Cash Payout

Prizes: 1st: $30, 2nd: $25, 3rd: $20

In Memory of Andy McLaughlin

19. Clydesdale Sr. Showmanship (14-18yrs) Cash Payout

Prizes: 1st: $30, 2nd: $25, 3rd: $20


20. Open Peewee Showmanship (4-6 yrs) Prize: $20 each

participant

Sponsors: Rockton Heavy Horse Committee

Note: This class will be run at the conclusion of all breeds as an open

class for all breeds

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SECTION 2

PERCHERON

SHOW TIME: MONDAY, October 14th, 2019

START TIME: 8:15 sharp

Sponsor: The Ontario Percheron Club in conjunction with

Rockton Agricultural Society and its sponsors.

PPR #ON4215875

This show is an All-Canadian Qualifying Show, sanctioned by the

Canadian Percheron Assoc. of Canada.


7th: $35, 8th: $35, 9th: $35, 10th: $35

Classes:

1. Colt Foaled from January 1 - April 1, 2019

Sponsor: Fleet Contracting Ltd

2. Colt Foaled April 1 - September 1, 2019

Sponsor: Fleet Contracting Ltd

Winners of Classes 1 & 2 Return

3. Yearling Stallion


Winners of class 1,2 and 3 return

4. 2 Year Old Stallion and Older

Senior Champion Stallion Prizes: 1st: Rossette, 2nd: Rossette

Grand Champion Percheron Stallion

Junior Champion and Reserve Stallion and Senior Champion and

Reserve Stallion return for judging

5. Filly Foaled January 1 - April 1, 2019

Sponsor: Settler Supplies Inc

6. Filly Foaled Apr 1- September 1, 2019

Sponsor: Settler Supplies Inc

Winners of Classes 5 & 6 Return

7. Yearling Filly

Sponsor: Al-Care Restoration Service

8. Two year old Filly



1st and 2nd from classes 5,6,7,8 return for judging



10. Yeld Mare 4 - 7

Sponsor: Groves Electric Inc

11. Yeld Mare - 7 years & over

Sponsor: Ontario Percheron Club

12. Brood Mare


foal during the current year

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Sponsor: Quick Feeds


1st and 2nd from classes 9,10,11,12

Grand Champion Mare

Sponsors: John & Joanne Borer, Pennwoods Equine, Supreme

Minerals

Winners of Champion Filly, Junior Champion Filly, Senior

Champion Mare Return for this Class

Best Percheron on Grounds Trophy

Sponsor: John & Joanne Borer

Winners of Grand Champion Stallion and Grand Champion Mare

return for judging

13. Progeny of Dam Prize: Additional 1st Prize: $100 Voucher

Master Feeds

Sponsor: John & Joanne Borer

14. Get of Sire

Sponsor: Hickory Dickory Decks

15. Stallion and three Mares

Sponsor: Big Bear Pumping


Sponsor: Room to Go

Showmanship



year. Showing a Draft horse on the line.

• The following areas to be considered walk, trot, turn,

watching judge, backup, presentation, suitability of


appointments, appearance, ability to handle and control the

horse, protective footwear.

• Name and birthdate of the Junior must appear on the entry

form.

• Winners are eligible to receive points towards the applicable

breed association’s

• Junior Showmanship program. (Ontario Percheron Club).


17. Percheron Junior Showmanship (7-13yrs) Cash Payout

Prizes: 1st: $30, 2nd: $25, 3rd: $20


18. Percheron Senior Showmanship (14-18yrs) Cash

Payout Prizes: 1st: $30, 2nd: $25, 3rd: $20


19. Open Peewee Showmanship (4-6 years) Cash Payout

Prize: $20 each participant

Sponsor: Rockton Heavy Horse Committee, Strabane

Optimist Club

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Note: This class will be run at the conclusion of all breeds as an open

class for all breeds

SECTION 3

BELGIAN


START TIME: 8:15 am sharp

PPR #ON4215875

Sponsors: The Ontario Belgian Horse Association in conjunction

with R.A.S. and its sponsors.

• Rockton Fair is host to the Ontario Belgian Horse

Association Stallion Point Program to be held for stud foals

and yearling stallions.

• Each colt enrolled in the program must be from a mare

owned here in Ontario at time of foaling and registered with

the O.B.H.A.

• The owner and exhibitor must be an Ontario resident and a

member of the O.B.H.A. at time of exhibiting.

• Points will be awarded by the placing of the number of

enrolled and eligible colts in the class.


7th: $35, 8th: $35, 9th: $35, 10th: $35, 11th: $35, 12th: $35

Classes:

1. Colt Foaled January 1 - April 1, 2019

Sponsor: Crimson Leaf

Exhibitors eligible for OBHA please remain near the ring

2. Colt Foaled April 1- September 1, 2019

Sponsor: Crimson Leaf

Excuse entries who are not eligible for OBHA

3. Stallion Foal (O.B.H.A. Payout) Prizes: 1st: $300, 2nd:

$250, 3rd: $200, 4th: $150, 5th: $150

Eligible entries from classes 1 and 2 remain in the ring

O.B.H.A. is a one-time payout, to be distributed by the

O.B.H.A. at their Banquet held in November

4. Yearling Stallion

Sponsor: Trevor Tyios & Family

Excuse entries who are not eligible for OBHA

5. Yearling Stallion (O.B.H.A. Payout) Prizes: 1st: $500,

2nd: $350, 3rd: $ 250, 4th: $150, 5th: $150

Yearling Stallion enrolled in the O.B.H.A. Stallion Program

Sponsor: Ontario Belgian Horse Association


Winners of classes 1,2 and 4 return

6. 2 Year old Stallion and older

Senior Champion Stallion Prizes: 1st: Rosette, 2nd: Rosette

Grand Champion and Reserve Clydesdale Stallion

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Winners of Junior Champion and reserve Stallion and Senior

Champion and reserve Stallion return

7. Filly Foaled January 1 - April 1, 2019

8. Filly Foaled April 1 - September 1, 2019

9. Yearling Filly

Sponsor: Cox Farms

Elligble entries remain in the ring for the OBHA Yearling

Filly

10. Yearling Filly Special (O.B.H.A. Payout)

1st $100, 2nd $80, 3rd $60, 4th $40, 5th $20, 6th $20, 7th

$20, 8th $20, 9th $20,10th $20

Ontario bred & owned in Ontario, sired by Stallion standing

in Ontario & registered with the O.B.H.A. Prize money is

$400: $300 donated by Ontario Belgian Horse Association

and $100 donated by the Rockton Agricultural Society

11. Two year old Filly


1st and 2nd from classes 7,8,9,11 return for judging


Sponsor: Beau Reve Acres, Gilles & Sherry Beaudry

13. Yeld Mare

Sponsor: Hickory Dickory Decks

14. Brood Mare


foal during the current year

Sponsor: Waterdown Collision


1st and 2nd from classs 12,13,14 return for judging

Grand Champion Mare

Winners of Junior Champion and reserve Filly & Senior

Champion and reserve Mare return for judging

Best Belgian on Grounds - Trophy

In memory of Allan Borer. Sponsor: Allanholme Farm

Winners of Grand Champion Stallion and Grand Champion Mare

return for judging

15. Progeny of Dam

Sponsor: Allanholme Farm

Additional 1st Prize: $100 Voucher from Master Feeds

16. Get of Sire


17. Stallion and Three Mares

Sponsor: Briar Creek Stables, Mark Shurvin


Sponsor: Topper's Lawn Maintenance

Showmanship

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year, showing a Draft horse on the line.

• The following areas to be considered walk, trot, turn,

watching judge, back-up, presentation, suitability of


appointments, appearance, ability to handle and control the

horse, protective footwear.

• Name and birth date of the Junior must appear on the entry

form. Winners are eligible to receive points towards the

applicable breed association’s Junior showmanship

program. (Ontario Belgian Club).


19. Belgian Junior Showmanship (7-13 yrs) Cash Payout

Prizes: 1st: $30, 2nd: $25, 3rd: $20


20. Belgian Senior Showmanship (14-18yrs) Cash Payout

Prizes: 1st: $30, 2nd: $25, 3rd: $20


21. Open Peewee Showmanship (4-6 years) Cash Payout

Prize: $20 each participant

Sponsor: Rockton Heavy Horse Committee, Strabane

Optimist

Note: This class will run at the conclusions of all breeds as an

open class for all breeds

2019 EBERGLO

Draft Horse Challenge

SHOW TIME: MONDAY October 14th, 2019

At the conclusion of all line classes

Awards

People’s Choice

• Regional Champions will compete for a New unique

PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD will be selected on the

challenge Facebook page.

• Top 3 horses in each region will compete for the People’s

Choice award.

Overall Eberglo Best in Show

• Owners of the top horse in each region will select the best

unaltered photo of their horse, taken at the qualifying shows

and provide the picture to the committee for judging by the

judging panel.

• The judging panel will be selected by the Eberglo committee

Regional Awards

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• One Supreme Overall Winner of 8 Regional shows receives

$500.00

• 2nd place $300.00 3rd place $200.00

• Two Regional Division Champions - Atlantic & Central will

be featured in the Draft Horse Journal magazine.

• $1,000.00 regional cash awards; product, ribbon and award

presentations throughout the show circuit.

Best of Breed Awards

• The horse with the most points from each breed will win a

prize at the end of the challenge

• Awards will be presented at the finals


• Open to Canadian owned horses only Horse may be co-

owned with another party but must have one Canadian

Citizen as the owner.

• Open to all draft breeds, ages and genders. The exhibit is

subject to show approval.

• Clydesdale/ Shires will show and be judged as one breed.

• Point Allocation System:Breed Level: Championship

classes per gender earn points.Grand Champion Stallion,

Mare, Gelding - 3 points per gender. Reserve Champion

Stallion, Mare, Gelding - 2 points per gender. Supreme

Level: These points are awarded from championship class

winners. For example, 2 Stallions (champion and reserve), 2

Mares, (champion and reserve) and 2 Geldings (champion

and reserve) are eligible for Supreme, Reserve Supreme

and Honorable Mention for their breeds. The breed

Supreme winners move on to the Best of Show.

• Supreme of Breed 1st Place - 3 points (advances to the

Eberglo Best in Show) Receives Eberglo product and ribbon

award2nd Place - 2 points3rd Place - 1 point

• Eberglo Best in Show1st Place - 2 points Receives Eberglo

Product and special award.

Eberglo Bred by:

This class will be an all-breed, any age class at every Eberglo

halter challenge qualifying show. Points will be accumulated to

award the top three bred by horses in each region.

The Bred by top three will not be eligible for the People’s Choice

Award.

Regional Awards:

• First place- $425.00

• Second place- $250.00

• Third place- $150.00

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• The first-place horse at each show will receive Eberglo

product and a ribbon

Rules:

• The horse’s registration paper must state that they are bred

and owned by the same person

• Horse may be co-owned with another party but one of the

owners must be the breeder.

• The horse can be shown in the class by a handler other

than the owner

• The horse must be registered with the Canadian horse

registry

• Foals of the current year may have registration pending,

however, they must be registered by the final to receive

prize money and award

• The horse must be Canadian bred and owned

Point Allocation:

• Horses will receive 1 point for every horse they place above

(i.e. If there are five horses in the class, the first-place horse

will receive 5 points, second-place will receive 4 points, etc.)

Sponsored by:

Eberglo www.eberglo.com & www.natureswave.ca Up-to-date

placing and point coverage, at Eberglo Draft Horse Challenge

Facebook Page.

Atlantic Committee: Justin Shaw, Daniel Fillmore, Chris and

Amanda Bushell.

Classes:

1. 2019 Ebereglo Draft Horse Challenge

SECTION 5

MARE & GELDING HEAVY HORSE

SHOW TIME: SUNDAY October 13th, 2019

START TIME: 12:30 p.m. sharp.

PPR # ON4215875

Open to Clydesdale, Belgian, Percheron, and Shires

Classes:

1. Open Mare Cart - Mares three years & older Prizes: 1st:

$800, 2nd: $600, 3rd: $450, 4th: $350, 5th: $150, 6th: $50,

others: $35

Sponsors: Kim Smith, Steve & Beth Gregg

Open to mares three years of age and older. All Draft

breeds. Dress code in effect. One entry per exhibitor.

2. Draft Horse Under Saddle Prizes: 1st: $100, 2nd: $80,

others: $75

http://www.eberglo.com/

http://www.natureswave.ca/

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Must wear proper attire. Helmet is required.

Sponsored by the Ontario Clydesdale Club and Nieuwland

Feed & Supply Ltd.

You must show in two other hitch classes to show in the six

horse hitch points or points & prize money will be forfeited. Must

be a member of the Classic series.

3. North American Six Horse Hitch Series, Registered

Mare Class Prizes: 1st: $1000, 2nd: $850, 3rd: $700, 4th:

$600, 5th: $500, 6th: $400, others: $350

Sponsor: Ontario Percheron Association, Heartland Farm

Mutual Ins.

The Rockton World's Fair is pleased to be a qualifying show

for the North American Six Horse Hitch, Classic Series,

Open Draft

4. Unicorn of Geldings Prizes: 1st: $350, 2nd: $300, 3rd:

$250, 4th: $225, 5th: $200, others: $150

Sponsors: Fleet Contracting, Accord Business Solutions

5. Ontario Draft Horse Performance Futurity Prizes: 1st:

$100, 2nd: $50, 3rd: $25, 4th: $25, others: $20

Sponsor: Rockton Heavy Horse Committee

6. Four Horse Hitch Registered Mares, Open Prizes: 1st:

$600, 2nd: $500, 3rd: $350, 4th: $250, 5th: $150, others:

$100

Sponsor: John & Joanne Borer (Allanholme Farm), Mike

Wells, Re/Max Reality, Galer Farm Equipment, Wilkinson

Precast

7. Open Gelding Cart Prizes: 1st: $200, 2nd: $175, 3rd:

$125, 4th: $100, 5th: $100, others: $35

Sponsor: The Burger Barn and Stoltz Sales & Service-

Elmira

8. Unicorn Hitch Registered Mares, Open Prizes: 1st: $200,

2nd: $150, 3rd: $100, 4th: $65, others: $50

Sponsor: Turner Family Funeral Home, Ilett Feeds

9. Ladies Open Horse Cart Prizes: 1st: $200, 2nd: $175, 3rd:

$150, 4th: $125, 5th: $100, 6th: $50, others: $35

Cart driven by a Lady. Lady to be dressed in hat & gloves

Sponsor: Merit Insurance Brokers

10. Team of Registered Mares - Belgians Prizes: 1st: $350,

2nd: $250, 3rd: $175, 4th: $125, 5th: $100, others: $75

Sponsor: Stephrye Farms

SECTION 6

HEAVY HORSE SPECIAL


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PPR #ON4215875

Open to Commercial, Clydesdale, Belgian, Percheron,and

Shires.

Classes:

1. Team Class - All Draft Breeds Prizes: 1st: $1000, 2nd:

$750, 3rd: $500, 4th: $400, 5th: $300, 6th: $200, others: $125

Sponsors: Peter Pursall, Gene Jones Excavating, Settlers

Supplies Inc, Murray Watson Mobile

2. Draft Horse Under Saddle Prizes: 1st: $100, 2nd: $80,

others: $75


horse hitch or points and prize money will be forfeited.

3. North American Six Horse Hitch Classic Series Open

Prizes: 1st: $1500, 2nd: $1100, 3rd: $825, 4th: $650, 5th:

$525, others: $350

Sponsors: Ron & Maria Berry, Glen Smith, Merit Insurance

Brokers,

Trophy sponsored by Merit Insurance Brokers

The Rockton World's Fair is pleased to be a qualifying show

for the North American Six Horse Hitch Classic series, open

draft


horse hitch or points and prize money will be forfeited. Must be a

member of the Classic series.

4. Team of Registered Mares - Clydesdales Prizes: 1st: $350,

2nd: $300, 3rd: $250, 4th: $200, others: $150

Sponsor: Ontario Clydesdale Association

5. Team of Registered Mares - Percheron Prizes: 1st: $350,

2nd: $300, 3rd: $250, 4th: $200, others: $150

Sponsor: Ontario Percheron Association

6. Four Horse Hitch Geldings Prizes: 1st: $600, 2nd: $450,

3rd: $350, 4th: $300, 5th: $250, others: $150

Sponsors: John & Joanne Borer (Allanholme Farm), Mike

Wells, Dundas Animal Clinic, Galer Farm Equipment,

Wilkinson Heavy Precast

7. Open Cart Classic Prizes: 1st: $400, 2nd: $350, 3rd: $275,

4th: $200, others: $75

Must be a MEMBER of Classic Cart Series

Sponsor: The Burger Barn

8. Junior Driver Cart - Open to ages 10 - 16 years Prizes: 1st:

$60, 2nd: $50, 3rd: $40, others: $30

Must be accompanied by an experienced driver

Sponsor: Gene Jones Excavating

Junior Driver Cart - Jack Southall Memorial Trophy Prize:

$100

Sponsor: Strabane Optimist Club

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9. Open Tandem Class Prizes: 1st: $200, 2nd: $150, 3rd: $100,

others: $75

Sponsors: Fleet Contracting Ltd, Grisdale Automotive

SECTION 7

LIGHT HORSES AND PONIES


JUDGING: 10:30 a.m. as per time table in the North Wentworth

showring. Roadster Bike Classes will compete in the Beverly

Heritage showring.


• Will run in conjunction with the Sport Pony show.

• Classes will alternate with the Sport Pony classes.

• Exhibitor fees apply.

• A deduction of 15% of all prize monies.

• Liability insurance rules apply.

• Power of Society rules apply.

• No person, with the exception of the judge(s) director(s) in

charge and the exhibitor(s) are allowed in the horse ring

during judging.

CHAIR: Heather Dillon - 905 320 9434

COMMITTEE: Connie Rennie, Karen Cullen, Stuart Cullen, Shari

Bosma, Amanda Bosma, Sabrina Bosma

ANNOUNCER: Rodger Lyster

JUDGE: Kylie MacGillivray, Amaranth, On.

ROADSTER HORSES:

1. Single Roadster, over 15.2 Wagon Prizes: $100, $75,

$65, $60, $50, others: $40

2. Single Roadster, under 15.2 Wagon Prizes: $100, $75,

$65, $60, $50, others: $40

3. Single Roadster, Stake Class, Wagon Prizes: $200,

$100, $75, $50, $40

4. Single Roadster, unde 15.2 Bike Prizes: $100, $75, $65,

$60, $50, others: $40

5. Single Roadster, over 15.2 Bike Prizes: $100, $75, $65,

$60, $50, others: $40

6. Roadster to Bike, Driven by a Lady Prizes: $100, $75,

$65, $60, $50, others: $40

7. 'Green' Road Horse, hitched to a Bike Prizes: $70, $50,

$40, $30, others: $25 Sponsor: Ashdown Farm

8. Single Roadster, Driven by a Junior Prizes: $80, $65,

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$50, $35, $25, $25

9. Bike Stake Prizes: $450, $350, $300, $200, $150, others:

$100

Sponsor: JSB Wealth Management Manulife Securities -

Josh Santa Barbara

ROADSTER PONY:

10. Roadster Pony, Open Prizes: $70, $60, $45, $40, $35,

others: $25

11. Roadster Pony, Stake Prizes: $250, $175, $150, $100,

$75, others: $45 Prize: Banner

12. Roadster Pony, Driven by a Lady Prizes: $70, $60, $45,

$40, $35, others: $25

13. Roadster Pony, Open Driven by Junior under 18 yrs old

Prizes: $70, $60, $45, $40, $35, others: $25

HACKNEY PONIES & HORSES:

14. Hackney Open Pony Prizes: $100, $75, $60, $50, others:

$40

15. Hackney Pony Stake Prizes: $200, $100, $75, $55, $45

Prize: Wm Robertson Trophy (perpetual)

Must be 14.2 & under in height

Sponsor: J.B. Marlatt Funeral Home

16. Open Horse Prizes: $150, $100, $75, $50, $25

17. Hackney Horse Stake Prizes: $200, $100, $75, $60, $50

18. Hackney Ladies Open Pony or Horse Prizes: $150, $100,

$75, others: $50

Jean Robertson Memorial Trophy Prize: Perpetual trophy

19. Hackney Horse Under Saddle Prizes: $100, $80, $75,

others: $50

PLEASURE CLASS:

20. Open Pleasure Driving Horse & Pony Prizes: $70, $60,

$50, others: $40

21. Pleasure Class Stake Prizes: $200, $150, $100, $100,

others: $50

22. Pleasure Class Driven by a Junior Prizes: $70, $60, $50,

others: $40

23. Open Lady Pleasure Drive Prizes: $70, $60, $50, others:

$40

FINE HARNESS PONIES:

24. Fine Harness Pony Prizes: $70, $60, $50, others: $40

Over 44" but not exceeding 50"

25. Ladies Fine Harness Pony Prizes: $80, $55, $50, $35,

others: $25

26. Fine Harness Pony, Stake Prizes: $200, $100, $75, $55,

others: $45 Prize: Sandy & Les Gunby Trophy (perpetual)

Sponsor: J.B. Marlatt Funeral Home

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OPEN:

27. Open Team Prizes: $105, $80, $70, $60, $50

Hackney ponies and horses, Fine Harness, Pleasure Ponies

or Horses

PONY SPECIALS:

Rules And Regulations:

• Single hackney horse or pony driven by a Junior exhibitor.

• Open to all registered hackneys, mares or geldings, suitable

to be driven by a Junior, to be shown to a suitable four-

wheeled vehicle.

• To be shown by a boy or girl who has reached their 8th year

and are under 18 years of age as of January 1st of current

year.

• Exhibitor or a member of his or her immediate family must

be a member of the Canadian Hackney Society. • To be

judged on manners, quality, and performance of the animal

and the driver’s ability; 50% for the driver’s ability, and 50%

for the suitability of animal

28. Canadian Hackney Society Junior Exhibitor Prizes: $25,

$20, $15, $15Junior exhibitor ages 8 to under 18 yrs


• Showmanship competition open to Junior exhibitors who

have reached their 8th year, and have not reached 18 years

of age as of January 1st of the current year.

• Exhibitor or a member of his immediate family must be a

member of the Canadian Hackney Society.

• Hackney mares or geldings are to be used and shown in

hand.

29. Canadian Hackney Society Junior Showmanship Prizes:

$35, $30, $25, others: $20 Prize: Rosettes. Junior exhibitor

8 to under 18 years

SECTION 10

SPORTPONY


JUDGING: 10:30 a.m. as per the time table in the North

Wentworth Showring.

PPR #ON4215875

CHAIR: Heather Dillon - 905 320 9434

COMMITTEE: Connie Rennie, Laura Passant, Karen Cullen,

Stuart Cullen, Shari Bosma, Amanda Bosma, Sabrina Bosma

ANNOUNCER: Rodger Lyster

JUDGE: To be announced


This division is open to any pony meeting the Sportpony criteria.

IE. Hunter, Jumper, Driving, Eventing etc

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NO PRE-REGISTRATION - Register on Show Day

• Will run in conjunction with the Light Horse show.

• Classes will alternate with the Light Horse classes.

• Exhibitor fees apply.

• A deduction of 15% of all prize monies.

• Liability insurance rules apply.

• Power of Society rules apply.

• No person, with the exception of the judge(s) director(s) in

charge and the exhibitor(s) are allowed in the horse ring

during judging.

• The first place in each of the six (6) in hand classes at the

qualifying shows are eligible to enter to qualify for the

Sportpony Starsearch Challenge cup,held at the Royal

Winter Fair in November 2019.

• Both under saddle classes also qualify for each respective

class.

• Ponies must measure 14.2 hands or under.

• Passport and registration are not necessary to participate.

• General EC rules for sporthorses will apply.

• Adults can ride a pony.

• Stallions may not be handled or ridden by children at the

Royal Winter Fair,but may be allowed at the qualifying

show’s discretion.

• If the first place pony has already qualified at a previous

show in 2018, then the second place pony becomes the

qualifier.

• Once qualified, a pony may still show at any of the qualifying

shows.

• A list of shows can be viewed at www.royalfair.org

• Individual shows may add classes at their own discretion but

they will not count as qualifying classes.

CONTACT: Darlene Morton - [email protected] for more

information.

2019 SPORTPONY STAR SEARCH QUALIFIER

PRIZES: Each qualifier is awarded a ribbon.$1,000.00 in prize

money will be awarded to the Star Search Champion class at the

2019 Royal Winter Fair.

Additional Prize: At the Royal the Sportpony Star Search winner

willbe awarded the perpetual Morton Sportpony Challenge Cup, a

silver keeper plate.

Sponsor: Denworth Equine Management,Sherri Whitworth-

Denouden & Jeremy Denouden

Prizes: 1st: $60, 2nd: $50, 3rd: $45, 4th: $40, 5th: $35

Classes:

http://www.royalfair.org/

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1. Foal of Current year

2. Yearling, Colt, Filly or Gelding

3. Two-year-old Colt, Filly or Gelding

4. Three and over Mare

5. Three and over Gelding

6. Three and over Stallion

7. Hunter Suitability Under Saddle

3 yr & over Mare, Stallion or Gelding

8. Dressage Suitability Under Saddle

3 yr & over Mare, Stallion or Gelding

9. Equitation under Saddle - Open

Open to any age rider - Not a qualifying class -

Junior Champion Prize: $100

Reserve Junior Champion Prize: $80

Senior Champion Prize: $100

Reserve Senior Champion Prize: $80

Grand Champion Prize: $200

Reserve Grand Champion Prize: $100

SECTION 11

HUNTERS AND JUMPERS

Sponsor: Settlers Supplies Inc.

SHOW TIME: Saturday October 12th, 2019 at 9:00 a.m. sharp.

CHAIR: Carol Hawkins – 519-623-3978

VICE-CHAIR: Krista Williams

ASSISTANTS: Joe Mazza, Ashley Hawkins,Cody Hawkins,

Calvin Hawkins, Allan Hawkins, Sarah White.

ANNOUNCER: Carol Hawkins

JUDGE: To be announced.

PPR #0N4215875


• The Powers of Society rules and regulations apply.

• No Pre-Registration. Entry and payment will be received at

the show ring.

• Admission to the fair, R.A.S. Membership Card, Pass or

Pay.

• Entries are restricted to either Section 11, 12 or 13, and

cannot cross enter.

• All exhibitors must pay an exhibitor/admission fee to the R.

A. S. at the gate, for which a stamp will be issued as proof,

or at the show ring if no proof, at the time of registration.

• Proof of O.E.F. membership or liability insurance information

is required with entry form at show ring.

• Payment of $14.00 per class.

• Payment of $17.00 per stake class.

• No entry fee refunds, due to inclement weather as

determined by the committee or executive.

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• One minute re-call will be enforced.

Prizes: 1st: $35, 2nd: $30, 3rd: $20, 4th: $15, 5th: $10, 6th: $10

HUNTER:

1. Judged Warm - Up 2'6" - 2'9" - Entry Fee $5.00

2. Hunter over Fences 2'6" - 2'9"

3. Hunter Equitation over Fences 2'6" - 2'9"

4. Hunter under Saddle

5. Equitation on the Flat

High Point Hunter

Classes 2, 3, 4, 5

Reserve High Point Hunter

6. Rockton Fair Hunter Stake, 3' Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $35,

3rd: $30, 4th: $25, 5th: $20, 6th: $15

JUMPER:

7. Red Ribbon Jumper 2' 9" - Entry Fee $5.00

8. Jumper Table A 2' 9"- 3' Immediate Jump Off

9. Jumper Table A Speed 3'

10. Santar Memorial Jumper Table A -Stake 3' 3" -

Immediate Jump Off up to 3'3" Prizes: 1st: $125, 2nd:

$75, 3rd: $50, 4th: $30, 5th: $20, 6th: $10 Prize: Santar

Memorial Trophy

High Point Jumper

Reserve Highpoint Jumper

SECTION 12

JUNIOR GYMKHANA DIVISION

SHOW TIME: SATURDAY, October 12th, 2019 9:00 a.m.

No Pre-Registration.

Register on Day of Show. Registration Open 8:00 a.m.

CHAIRPERSON: Gillian Ross Erasmi 905-807-1078

COMMITTEE: Nicole Deline, Dr. Paula Dupuy

JUDGE: Lindsay Grice

COURSE DESIGNER: Gillian Ross Erasmi / Lindsay Grice

PPR #ON4215875


• All exhibitors must pay an exhibitor/admission fee to the

R.A.S. at the gate, for which a stamp will be issued as proof,


• Payment is due with entry form. (Cash or Cheque)

• Entry fee is $5.00 per class or $20.00 for the entire division.

(including Turnout)

• Costume Class $5.00 fee per entry (horse/rider

combination)

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• No entry fee refunds because of inclement weather as

determined by the show committee or executive.


• Ontario Equestrian membership is required along with proof

for liability insurance coverage.

• Entries are restricted to either section 11, 12 or 13, and

cannot cross enter.

• You will have sixty seconds to enter the ring when your

number is called.

• An entry is a horse and rider combination. No more than 2

riders may share the same mount.

• Horses and ponies must be manageable by rider, except for

lead line.

• ASTM approved helmets must be worn at all times, even in

costume class ride.

Lead Line and Walk/Trot Divisions classes will run in

numerical order


Classes:

1. Turnout 9 Years and under. 10-18 years depending on

entries

(Run as one class)

Lead Line Division (12 yrs & under)

(All riders must be on a Lead Line)

2. Walk/ Trot Games 1


6. Walk/Trot

8. Walk/ Trot Pole Course

Walk Trot Division (12 yrs & under)

(Riders must be able to handle their own mount)

3. Walk/Trot Games 1


7. Walk/ Trot Equitation

9. Walk/ Trot Cross Rail Course (Max. 18")

High Point Winner - Joe Mazza Trophy

10. Costume Class- 10:30 a.m. Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20,

3rd: $17, 4th: $15, 5th: $13, 6th: $10

9 years and under, 10-18 years, Age division depending on

entries, run as one class)

SECTION 13

CHILDREN'S HUNTER SHOW

SHOW TIME: SATURDAY, October 12th, 2019, not before

11:30 a.m.

Show follows the Gymkhana show.

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Register on Day of Show. Registration Open 9:00 a.m.

No Pre-Registration.

CHAIRPERSON: Gillian Ross Erasmi 905-807-1078

JUDGE: Lindsay Grice

COURSE DESIGNER: Gilliam Ross Erasmi / Lindsay Grice

Committee: Nicole Deline, Dr. Paula Dupuy

PPR #ON4215875


• Open to competitors 18 years & younger as of January 1st,

2019

• All exhibitors must pay an exhibitor/admission fee to the R

A.S. at the gate, for which a stamp will be issued as proof,


• Payment is due with entry form. (Cash or Cheque)

• Entry Fee is $10.00 per Class or $30 for Division

• No entry fee refunds because of inclement weather as

determined by the show committee or executive.


• Ontario Equestrian membership is required for liability

insurance coverage.

• Proof of O.E.F. and membership required with entry

form at the show ring.


BEGINNER HUNTER DIVISION:

Open to riders in their first 2 years of showing. Sponsored by:

Troy Veterinary Services

1. Judged Warm-up with coach

2. Beginner Hunter over Fences 2'

3. Beginner Hunter Equitation over Fences 2'

4. Beginner Hunter under Saddle, must be able to canter

safely in a group

CHILDREN'S HUNTER DIVISION:

5. Judged Warm Up with Coach

6. Working Hunter over Fences 2'3"

7. Hunter Equitation over Fences 2'3"

8. Working Hunter under Saddle

High Point Rider in Beginners Prize: Isabel Dupuy Memorial

Trophy

High Point Children's Hunter Division Prize: Trophy

Sponsor R.A.S.

SECTION 14

WESTERN HORSE SHOW

SHOW TIME: SUNDAY October 13, 2019

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PERFORMANCE: 9:00 a.m. sharp

GAMES: 1:00 p.m. approx., after Performance classes.

Conducted by the Rockton Saddle Club, Western Division.

CHAIRPERSON: Sandy Noseworthy, 519-716-9600

VICE-CHAIRPERSON: Lisa McPhee, 289-439-4500

COMMITTEE: Tony Fowler, Jeremy & Pauline Aultman,

Margaret Nawrot, Kylie Playter

JUDGE: Kris Simpson

PPR #0N4215875


• All exhibitors must pay an exhibitor/admission fee to the R.

A. S.(if not retained from last year) at the gate, for which a

hand stamp will be issued as proof, or at the show ring if no

proof, at the time of registration.

• Payment is due with entry form

• No pre-registration.

• All exhibitors must pay an office and equipment fee of $6.00

per horse.


• Proof of O.E.F. or Liability Insurance information is required

with entry form at the Show Ring, to be eligible to compete.

• Entry fees for Youth & Pee-Wee are $4.00

• Entry fees for Open are $6.00.

• All prizes are paid by cheque after the fair.

• All competitors welcome.

• All classes are run under W.H.A.O. rules and rules of the

Rockton Saddle Club

OPEN SHOW

PRIZES :For Open classes.1st- $45, 2nd- $35, 3rd- $25, 4th-

$15, 5th- $10

PRIZES: For the Youth and Pee-Wee classes.1st- $40, 2nd- $35,

3rd- $25, 4th- $20, 5th- $15 plus rosettes

YOUTH 18 & under as of January 1st, 2019

PEEWEE 10 & under as of January 1st, 2019

PONIES 14 hands and under.

PERFORMANCE:

START TIME: 9:00 a.m. sharp

1. Halter

2. Open Showmanship

3. Youth Showmanship

4. Open Hunter under Saddle

5. Youth Hunter under Saddle

6. Open Horsemanship

7. Youth Horsemanship

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8. Walk Jog - Non Payback Class

9. Open Western Pleasure

10. Youth Western Pleasure

11. Open Trail

12. Youth Trail

Trophy For High-Point Performance - Open

Sponsor: Rockton Saddle Club

Trophy For High-Point Performance - Youth


GAMES:

START TIME: After Performance, approx. 1:00 p.m.

13. Pee-Wee Barrels

14. Open Barrels

15. Youth Barrels

16. Ladies Barrels

17. Open Pole Bending

18. Youth Pole Bending

19. Open Stake Race

20. Youth Stake Race

21. Open Dash

22. Youth Dash

23. Open Flag

Trophy For High-Point Games - Open


Trophy For High-Point Games - Youth


SECTION 15

YOUTH MINIATURE HORSE SHOW

SHOW TIME: SATURDAY October 12th, 2019, 2:00 p.m. at the

North Wentworth Heritage Ring

CHAIR: Julie Hunter – 905-659-3979

VICE-CHAIR: Renee Sutton

COMMITTEE: Bruce Nisbet, Joyce Nisbet, Anthony Hunter, Tom

Butler, Laura Passant, Heidi Mills

ANNOUNCER: Stephen Capell

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PPR #ON4215875


• All entrants must be 18 years and under as of January 1st

• No pre-registration.

• Exhibitors enter from 5th Concession. Parking in forest

across from the ring.

• Exhibitors’ fees apply.

• All exhibitors must pay an admission fee at the gate. Current

year R.A.S. Membership Card, Admission Ticket or Pay.

• A hand stamp will be given as proof of payment.


• Proof of Liability insurance and registration required

• Registered miniature horse only.


HALTER:

1. Weaning, Fillies and Colts

2. Yearling Mare

3. Two Year Old Mare

4. Senior Mare

Grand Champion Mare Prize: Rosette

Reserve Grand Champion Mare Prize: Rosette

5. Geldings, all ages

Grand Champion Gelding Prize: Rosette

Reserve Grand Champion Gelding Prize: Rosette

6. Multi-coloured miniature

7. Solid-coloured miniature

Supreme Champion Prize: Rosette

8. Youth Showmanship - ages 13-18

9. Youth Showmanship - ages 12 and under

10. In Hand Obstacle, 13-18

11. In Hand Obstacle, 12 and under

Hitch and warm up time 15 minutes

12. Youth Pleasure Driving with header

13. Youth Obstacle Driving with header

14. Youth Driving Barrell Race

Un-hitch, 10 minutes

15. Youth Hunter over fences. Section A

16. Youth Hunter over fences. Section B

17. Youth Jumper. Section A

18. Youth Jumper. Section B

Costume Prep, 10 minutes

19. Youth Costume Class

BEEF

PREVIEW OF THE ROYAL

BEEF SHOW

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SHOW TIME: Saturday, October 12th, 2019,

at the completion of the 4-H Inter-County Beef Show, in the

Agridome

CO-CHAIRS: Sandra Hanes 905-973-1132 & Justin Christman

905-746-5670

COMMITTEE: Lynne Christman, Peggy Bishop, Dave Hanes,

John McIlwraith, Ken Hulak, Dick Welch, Jennifer Betzner, Phillip

Watson, Glynis Watson

PPR #ON4215875


• Exhibitors fees apply.


• On Line entries are made at

https://www.assistexpo.ca/rockton-agricultural-society, or

the fair office at 519-647-2502. Fax 519-647-3899, 812 Old

Hwy #8, Rockton, L0R 1X0.

• Owner’s name & address must appear in full and all the

required information about the animal must be filled in.

• Liability insurance information is required and is to be

completed on the entry form.

• Commercial market animals must be weighed at the show

prior to showing.

• Cattle are not to be removed from stalls prior to 4 p.m.

• Any exhibitor removing animals before 4 p.m. will have a

50% deduction from prize winnings.

Definitions:

An exhibit shall be interpreted as follows:

• All purebred registered animals, whether owned by one

person or by more than one person (individually or jointly),

are considered to be the production of the farm or breeding

unit on which they are maintained.

A breeding unit is defined as follows:

• In each classification where the same or common interests

are involved in more than one breeding operation, such

operations are considered as one breeding unit.

• In all cases where there is any doubt that more than one

breeding unit exists, the interpretation shall be that only one

breeding unit exists.

• The responsibility of proof of separation of breeding units

shall rest with the exhibitor(s).

PRIZES:

Ribbons for 1st, 2nd and 3rd placings only.

Supreme Champion of Beef Prize: Trophy

Sponsored by: Gowland Farms


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SECTION 16A

COMMERCIAL BEEF





• Exhibitors must pay a non-refundable $10.00 exhibitor’s fee,

Juniors are exempt.

• Exhibitors to provide their own straw.

• 15% of the prize money will be deducted in lieu of the entry

fee

• Classes will be divided by weight.

Weigh in will take place from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. the day of the

show.

All commercial beef animals must be weighed.

Special prizes:

Champion Market Animal Prizes: 1st: Banner

Sponsor Pine Grove Acres

Group of 3 Market Animals

Sponsor: Lynden Manor Farms

Classes:

1. Classes 1-6 Commercial Beef Market Animals - Divided by

Weight Prizes: 1st: $100, 2nd: $75, 3rd: $60, 4th: $55, 5th:

$50, $30

7. Groups of 3 Market Animals , owned by the exhibitor


Must have been shown in one of the above classes

Sponsors: Millgrove Packers, Glen Smith

SECTION 16B BREEDING HEIFER


• Animals not allowed to show in Breeding Heifer class, if

shown in Market Show or Purebred classification.

• Two yearling heifers per exhibitor

Prizes: 1st: $100, 2nd: $75, 3rd: $60, 4th: $55, 5th: $50, $30

Special prizes:

Open Champion Breeding Heifer Prizes: 1st: Banner

Sponsored by Sheffield Automotive

Classes:

1. Crossbred, Bred Heifer, Born 2018

2. Crossbred, Heifer Calf, Born in 2019

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SECTION 17

ALL BREEDS

Special prizes:

Grand Champion Bull Prize: Rosette and Banner

Sponsor: Ken & Nancy Mills

Reserve Grand Champion Bull Prize: Rosette

Grand Champion Female Prize: Rosette and Banner

Sponsor: Majestic Livestock

Reserve Grand Champion Female Prize: Rosette

SECTION 18 ABERDEEN ANGUS


Special prizes:

Grand Champion Bull Prize: Rosette and Banner

Sponsor: Regional Tractor Sales


Grand Champion Female Prize: Rosette and Banner

Sponsor: Glenfiddich Galloways

Reserve Champion Female Prize: Rosette

SECTION 19 ONTARIO REGISTERED SPECKLE PARK CLASSIC


Special prizes:

Grand Champion Bull Prize: Rosette

Sponsor: Watson Land Livestock Inc


Grand Champion Female Prize: Rosette

Sponsor: Hugh McNeil

Reserve Grand Champion Female Prize: Rosette

BELOW CLASSES APPLY TO SECTIONS 17,18,19

Classes:

1. Bull Calf - Born on or after January 1st, 2019 Min 3

Months Age on Judging Day

2. Yearling Bull, Born January 1st, 2018 to December 31st,

2018

3. 2 year old Bull Born January 1st, 2017 to December 31st,

2017

4. Female Calf Born on or after January 1st, 2019 Min 3

Months on Judging Day

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5. Female Born January 1st, 2018 to March 31st, 2018

6. Female Born April 1st, 2018 to December 31st, 2018

7. Female - Born 2017 with Her Own 2019 Calf

Natural, purebred, tattooed calf at foot, Female & Calf shall be

shown as a unit

8. Female - Born prior to 2017 with Her Own 2019 Calf,

natural purebred

Tattooed calf at foot, shown as a unit, except calf is eligible as

single unit in class 4

9. Breeder's Herd, Group of 4 Animals Bred by Exhibitor,

both sexes represented

Each animal shown in above classes, 1 animal owned by

exhibitor, limit 1 exhibit per exhibitor

Sponsor: Brookland Farms

GUERNSEY

SECTION 20

GUERNSEY- TINY FUTURE FARMERS

SHOW TIME: Monday October 14th, 2019, 12:30 p.m.

CO-ORDINATOR: Marilyn Stephens 519-647-3787

PPR #ON4215875

• No entry fee required.

• Open to boys and girls under eight years of age as of

January 1st, 2019 showing a Guernsey dairy calf.

Special prizes:

Each Exhibitor will receive $10 Cash & Rosette

Sponsor: R.A.S.

Showmanship - Sponsored by Huntsdale Farms Prize:

Trophy

Classes:

1. Showmanship Guernsey

SECTION 21 GUERNSEY

SHOW TIME: Monday October 14th, 2019, 1:00 p.m.

CHAIR: Marilyn Stephens – 519-647-3787

MEMBERS: Ken McKnight, Dorothy Sager, Janet Ringelberg,

Rob Forster, Eleanor Wood, Dawn Gage, Rob Sager

JUDGE: Devin O'Hara, Schomberg

ANNOUNCER: Eleanor Wood

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PPR #ON4215875


• Exhibitor’s fee is $10.00.

• New and non-retained exhibitors must send money with

entries.

• Exhibitor’s rules apply.


• Buildings for stabling animals will be available Sunday,

October 13th after 6 p.m.

• Entries are due at the fair office before October 4th, 2019.

• There will be a deduction of 15% of all prize monies

• Livestock entry forms are available online using AssistExpo

or from the General Manager, 812 Old Hwy #8, Rockton,

L0R 1X0. Fax 519-647-3899 or telephone 519-647-2502.

• The owner’s name and address must appear in full and all

the required information about the animal must be filled in.



• Cattle are not to be removed from stalls prior to 4 p.m. the

day of the show.

• Classes are open to any exhibitor owning purebred and

75% purebred Guernsey dairy cattle.

• All dairy animals must have an NLID approved plastic ear

tag. Animals cannot be shown otherwise.

• Harness cards will be used instead of hatbands for the

Guernsey show.

• Each exhibitor will need to provide their own harness

• Rosettes will be awarded to 1st place and 2nd - 8th place

flat ribbons.

Prizes: 1st: $100, 2nd: $75, 3rd: $60, 4th: $50, 5th: $45, 6th:

$40, 7th: $30, 8th: $20, $15

Classes:

1. Senior Heifer Calf-Born September 1, 2018 to March 31,

2019

2. Summer Yearling - Born June 1, 2018 to August 31st,

2018

3. Junior Yearling Heifer - Born March 1st, 2018 to May

31st, 2018

4. Senior Yearling Heifer - September 1, 2017 to February

28th, 2018

Junior Champion - Classes 1, 2, 3, 4 - Rosette Prize: Bag of

Feed

Sponsor: Settlers Supplies Inc.

Reserve Junior Champion - Classes 1, 2, 3, 4 Prize: Rosette

5. Junior Herd - Group of 3 Junior Animals bred by

exhibitor Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $30, 3rd: $20

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At least two owned by exhibitor

Sponsor: John & Marilyn Stephens

Classes 6, 7, 8, 9, & 10 shall be in milk

Or if dry must be within approx eight weeks of calving

Exhibits in classes 6, 7, 8, 9, &10 shall be in milk or if dry must

be within approximately eight weeks of calving.

6. Two yr. old - born September 1st, 2016 to August 31st,

2017

Exhibits shall be in milk, dry, or not yet calved for the first

time

Best Udder in class 6 Prize: $30

7. Three yr. old - born September 1st, 2015 to August 31st,

2016


8. Four yr. old - born September 1st, 2014 to August 31st,

2015


9. Five yr. old - born September 1st, 2013 to August 31st,

2014


10. Mature Cow - Born prior to September 1st, 2013


Champion Cow - Classes 6,7,8,9,10 Prize: Rosette & Gift

Sponsored by Dorothy Sager

Reserve Champion Cow - Classes 6,7,8,9,10 Prize: Rosette

11. Breeders Herd, Group of 3 Animals Bred by Exhibitor, 1

exhibit per exhibitor

Exhibitor must have bred all three animals and own at least

two

Best Udder - Classes 6, 7, 8, 9, & 10 - Judge will designate

The Best Udder in each class, if deemed worthy.

SHEEP

SECTION 25 to 31

SHOW TIME: Monday October 14th, 2019, 9:30 a.m.

CHAIR: Allan Hawkins – 519-623-3978

COMMITTEE: Carol Hawkins, Dave Leslie

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Sponsors: Settlers Supplies Inc., Willie’s Meats

PPR #ON4215875


• Exhibitor rules apply. The Powers of Society rules and

regulations apply.



• All exhibits must be owned and registered in the name of

the exhibitor.

• Definition of an Entry – All registered sheep, whether owned

by one person or by more than one person (individually or

jointly) which are maintained on one farm or breeding unit

and are considered to be the production of one farm or

breeding unit.

• Only one entry per class is eligible from such farm or

breeding unit, unless otherwise authorized by the Fair in

accordance with breeding class rules listed.

• Breeding classes: Only one entry per class is eligible from

such farm or breeding unit, except an exhibitor may show

two entries per class in a maximum of two classes.

• If there are less than three exhibitors and 18 animals in any

one section, the committee in charge has the right to

change the breed to an open group class at full prize

money. Animals may only be shown in one section.

• Sheep must not be removed from pens before 5 p.m.

Monday.

• Fair directors reserve the right to reject any flock for health

reasons upon veterinary inspection.

• The exhibitor is only allowed to show maximum of two

breeds.

• A hat band with exhibitor numbers will be supplied and must

be worn in the ring.

• Exhibitors are to provide their own straw.

• There will be a deduction of 15% of all prize monies in lieu

of an entry fee.

•

Special Grand Champion Ram of the Show Prize: $50 Cash

Award


Grand Champion Ewe of the Show Prize: $50 Cash Award

Sponsor: Allan & Carol Hawkins

Prizes: 1st:$45, 2nd:$40,3rd:$35, 4th:$30, 5th:$25,

6th:$20,others:$15

SECTION 25

SUFFOLK (SHORT FLEECE)

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Special prizes:

Champion Ewe Prize: Rosette

Reserve Champion Ewe Prize: Rosette

Champion Ram Prize: Rosette

Reserve Champion Ram Prize: Rosette

SECTION 26

DORSET (Short Fleece)

Special prizes:





SECTION 27

OXFORD DOWN (Short Fleece)

Special prizes:





SECTION 28

SOUTHDOWN (Short Fleece)

Special prizes:





SECTION 29

HAMPSHIRE (Short Fleece)

Special prizes:





SECTION 30 LEICESTER

Special prizes:





SECTION 31

LINCOLN

Special prizes:

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THE BELOW CLASSES APPLY TO SECTIONS 25, 26, 27, 28,

29, 30, 31.

Classes:

1. Ewe Yearling

Three pairs of temporary incisors must be in place. Must be

born & bred in Canada

2. Ewe

First pair of temporary incisors must me in place. Born on the

property of the exhibitor

3. Ram Yearling

Three pairs of temporary incisors must be in place

4. Ram

First pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Born on the

property of the exhibitor

5. Get-of-Sire, Group of 3 animals, same Sire, Both sexes

represented

Born on property of exhibitor. First pair of temporary incisors

must be in place

6. Breeder's Flock, Group of 4 animals, both sexes

represented

Registration certificate for each respective animal must show

the exhibitor as breeder and as owner - in both cases whether

as an individual or in partnership. Each animal must have

been exhibited in one of the above classes. All animals must

be from one farm or breeding unit as specified in the

'Definition of an Entry'. All animals in the group to be of one

breed.

SECTION 34 & 35

DAIRY GOATS

SHOW TIME: Sunday October 13th, 2019 9:30 a.m.

in the Agridome (west side)

CHAIR: Mary Dove 905-807-8260

VICE CHAIR: Amanda Lindsay-Peaire

COMMITTEE: Shawn Peaire, Grant Howley, Linda Lindsay

VETERINARIAN: Dr. Peter Marsales, Stonegates Vet. Services

PPR #0N4215875


• Exhibitor rules apply.


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• There will be a deduction of 15% of all prize monies

• The registered name(s) and number of goats are to be on

the required form.

• Premier exhibitor points are calculated as per the C.G.S.

guidelines.

• All animals must pass a mandatory health check prior to

unloading.

• Animals failing to pass the inspection or arriving late for the

inspection cannot be shown.

• Goats must not be removed from pens until 5:00 p.m.

• Ages are computed from the date of birth to the first day of

October 2019.

• All animals shown in special classes must have been shown

in their regular class.

• This show is sanctioned by the Canadian Goat Society and

C.G.S. rules will govern.

• Pre-show veterinary inspection. 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.

• All goats must be in their pens in Barn 2 by 9:00 a.m. in

order that tattoos and registrations may be checked.

• The maximum total eligible exhibits from a breeding unit is

ten.

• There will be no pre-show milk-out; however, the judge may

call for a milkout at any time, in any class.

• Exhibitors are requested to be neat and appropriately attired

in white or white shirt & black pants when showing their

animals in the ring.

PRIZES: For section 34.1st: $45, 2nd:$40, 3rd: $35, 4th: $30,

5th: $25, 6th: $15, others: $15.

SPECIAL PRIZES:

Best Doe in Show

Sponsor: John Baine

Premier Exhibitor Prize: $25.00 gift card

In Memory of Edward R. Biddle

Sponsorship: $42.00, Paul Biddle

Grand Champion Prize: Rosette & certificate

Reserve Grand Champion Prize: Rosette

Best La Mancha Doe Prize: Trophy (perpetuating)

Sponsor: Grant Howley

Best Saanen Herd, four purebred Saanen Does Prize: Trophy

(perpetuating)

Any age of which three or more must be in milk, bred, and owned

by exhibitor

Sponsor: Mrs. Jeanne Farron

Best Alpine Doe Prize: Trophy (perpetuating)

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Sponsor: Vera Murchie

Best Alpine Herd, four purebred Does Prize: Trophy

(perpetuating)

Any age of which 3 must be in milk. Bred and owned by the

exhibitor

Sponsor: Paul Biddle

Trophy & $25 Gift Card

SECTIONS 34.1- A.O.P.

SECTION 34.2 - LA MANCHA

SECTION 34.3- SAANEN

SECTION 34.4- ALPINE

SECTION 34.5- TOGGENBURG

SECTION 34.6- NUBIAN

SECTION 34.7- RECORDED GRADES

THE BELOW CLASSES APPLY TO SECTIONS 34.1, 34.2,

34.3, 34.4, 34.5, 34.6,34.7

Classes:

1. Doe Kid - over 3 months & under 9 months

2. Doe Kid - over 9 months & under 24 months, never

freshened

3. Milking Yearling - over 12 months & under 24 months,

in milk

4. Doe - over 24 months & under 36 months, in milk

5. Doe - over 36 months, in milk

6. Best Udder Class Prizes: 1st: $45, 2nd: $40

Judge designates the best udder in each milking class.

Compete for 1st & 2nd placings

7. Breeder's Herd, Group of 4 animals

Bred & owned by exhibitor, consisting of at least 3 milking

does

8. Dam & Daughter

9. Get of Sire, 3 Does any age sired by the same buck

10. Progeny of Dam, 2 Does any age

SECTION 35

YOUTH SHOWMANSHIP GOATS

SHOW TIME: Sunday October 13th, 2019 9:30 a.m. in the

Agridome (west side)

Exhibitors may exhibit any age of goat desired.

Classes:

1. Junior Showmanship - Jr age 10 yrs & under Prizes: 1st:

$20, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $10, others: $5 Prize: Trophy & Cash

Payout

Sponsor: Linda Lindsay

2. Senior Showmanship - Sr age 11 & over Prizes: 1st: $20,

2nd: $15, 3rd: $10, others: $5 Prize: Trophy & Cash Payout

Sponsor: R.A.S.

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4-DAY POULTRY, PIGEON & RABBIT SHOW

CHAIRS:

Poultry – Greg Oakes, [email protected]

Pigeons –Terry McLean, 519-740-3433

Rabbits - Heather Dillon, 905-320-9434

SHOW DIRECTORS: All the membership of the Flamborough

Fur & Feather Fancier Club.

JUDGES:

POULTRY JUDGES: Mark Camelleri, Brantford, On., Frank

Goodfellow, Parham, On.

POULTRY CLERKS: Elana Oakes and Emily Oakes

RABBIT JUDGE: Len Slye

PIGEON JUDGE: Jerry Sindelar

PPR# ON4215875

Wire coops will be provided

RULES & REGULATIONS:

• There will be a deduction of 15% in lieu of an entry fee.

• Due to space limitation, only the first 1,000 entries received

will be accepted. Rabbit entries will be limited to the first 50.

• Entries will be accepted until two weeks prior to the show,

by Friday, Sept. 27, 2019. All exhibitors who submit their

entries on time will receive by mail a pass to allow them

entry Fri. or Sat. morning to coop their entries.

• All exhibits must be in their proper place by 9:30 a.m. on

Saturday, October 12, 2019. Poultry and Pigeon judging

will commence at 10 a.m. Rabbits at 1:30 p.m.

• Exhibits will be fed and cared for by the Directors. Settlers

Supply Inc. is donating feed for exhibits over the

weekend.

• RAS will not be responsible for damage or loss of exhibits.

• Exhibits showing signs of sickness or in poor condition will

be removed at discretion of the Committee in Charge.

• Exhibits may be brought Friday, Oct.11th, 2019 from 12:00

noon to 9:00 p.m. and on Saturday, October, 12th, 2019

from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.

• No exhibitor is allowed to exhibit more than four entries per

class.

• Birds & Rabbits will remain in coops until 4:00 p.m. on

Monday.

• All exhibitors (except Juniors) must pay a yearly exhibitor

fee to the R.A.S.

• Judging will be done according to the Standard of

Perfection. First place will not necessarily be awarded to the

only entry in its class, according to the judge’s opinion.

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• This show is sanctioned by the American Poultry

Association.

• Liability for damage, loss, or injury caused by an exhibit will

be the responsibility of the owner.

NOTICE TO ALL POULTRY EXHIBITORS

All birds entered must originate from Salmonella Pullorum-

Typhoid clean provinces, states, countries, or have been tested

(to Animal Disease and Protection Act – Section 79 standards)

with negative results to be eligible for entry.

Cups of seed will be available to visitors to feed the chickens and

ducks during the weekend.

SPECIAL AWARDS

Donated by: Flamborough Fur & Feather Fanciers

Best Game Bantam Prize: $10

Best Modern Game Bantam Prize: $10

Best Single Comb Clean Legged Bantam Prize: $10

Best Rose Comb Clean Legged Bantam Prize: $10

Best Other Comb Clean Legged Bantam Prize: $10

Best Bantam Duck Prize: $10

Best American Standard Prize: $10

Best English Standard Prize: $10

Best Asiatic Standard Prize: $10

Best Mediterranean Standard Prize: $10

Best Any Other Standard Breed Class Prize: $10

Best Continental Standard Prize: $10

SPECIAL AWARDS

Donated by: Rockton Agricultural Society

Grand Champion of Poultry Show Prize: $100

Reserve Grand Champion of Poultry Show Prize: $50

Junior Champion Poultry Show Prize: $50

Reserve Junior Champion Poultry Show Prize: $25

Champion Turkey Prize: $50

Reserve Champion Turkey Prize: $25

Champion Duck Prize: $50

Reserve Champion Duck Prize: $25

Champion Goose Prize: $50

Reserve Champion Goose Prize: $25

Reserve Champion Bantam Prize: $25

Reserve Champion Standard Chicken Prize: $25

Best Flying Pigeon Prize: $50

Best Fancy Pigeon Prize: $50

Champion Pigeon Prize: $50

Reserve Champion Pigeon Prize: $25

Champion Junior Pigeon Prize: $25

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Champion Junior Pigeon Sponsor: Pavlo Pottery Prize: $20

Reserve Champion Junior Pigeon Prize: $25

Reserve Champion Junior Pigeon Sponsor: Pavlo Pottery Prize:

$20

SPECIAL AWARDS

BAGS OF FEED

Champion Pigeon in Junior Division Prize: Bag of Feed

Donated by Pavlo Pottery

Champion Pigeon in Section 40 Prize: Bag of Feed

Donated by Settlers Supply

Champion Standard in Section 41 Prize: Bag of Feed

Donated by: Grand Valley Fortifiers

Champion Bantam in section 42 Prize: Bag of Feed

Donated by Bogle Seeds

Champion Goose in Section 43 Prize: Bag of Feed

Donated by: Quick Feeds Copetown

Champion Duck in Section 45 Prize: Bag of Feed

Donated by County Ag

Champion Turkey in Section 44 Prize: Bag of Feed

Donated by Halma Organic Grains

Best Standard Junior Turkey in Section 44 Prize: Bag of Feed

Donated by Halma Organic Grains

JUNIOR SHOW

The JUNIOR SHOW is for exhibitors age 16 years and younger.

There will be adeduction of 15% in lieu of entry fees. All Junior

entries compete in the regular classes. Mark your entry

“JUNIOR”.

Best Junior Chicken Standard Prize: Trophy

Sponsored by: Flamborough Fur & Feather Fanciers

Best Junior Pigeon Prize: Trophy


Best Junior Duck Prize: Trophy


Best Junior Goose Prize: Trophy

Sponsored by Flamborough Fur & Feather Fanciers

Best Junior Chicken (Bantam) Prize: Plaque

Sponsored by: Dr. Candice Chapman

Best Junior Duck Bantam Prize: Trophy

In Memory of Darrell Smith

Trophies and Prizes will be awarded on Monday, October

14th, 2019 at 3 p.m. at the front of the Poultry Building.

Please join us to receive your awards!

SECTION 40

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PIGEONS

Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $3

Classes:

Old

Cock

Old

Hen

Young

Bird

Homer Racing Blue 1 2 3

Homer Racing Blue Check 4 5 6

Homer Racing Red/Red Check 7 8 9

Homer Racing A.O.C. 10 11 12

Homer Saddle A.O.C. 13 14 15

Tippler, A.O.C. 16 17 18

Flying Roller, A.O.C. 19 20 21

Parlour Roller, A.O.C. 22 23 24

Modena Gazi Blue or Silver 25 26 27

Modena Gazi, Bronze, Plain, Laced or

Tri.

28 29 30

Modena Gazi, A.O.C. 31 32 33

Modena Schiette, White 34 35 36

Modena Schietti, Bronze, Plain, Laced,

Tri.

37 38 39

Modena Shietti, A.O.C. 40 41 42

Modena Schietti, Self 43 44 45

Homer Show Pen, A.O.C. 46 47 48

Show Roller, Black 49 50 51

Show Roller, Red or Yellow 52 53 54

Show Roller, Black, A.O.C. 55 56 57

L.F.C.L. Tumbler, A.C. 58 59 60

West of England Tumbler, A.C. 61 62 63

Tumbler, A.O.V. 64 65 66

Trumpeter, A.V. 67 68 69

Ice Pigeon, A.V. 70 71 72

Giant Runt, A.C. 73 74 75

Fantail Self, A.C. 76 77 78

Fantail Saddle, A.C. 79 80 81

Fantail Bars, A.C. 82 83 84

Fantail, A.O.C. 85 86 87

Fantail Indian, A.C. 88 89 90

Jacobin, A.C. 91 92 93

Chinese Owls, A.C. 94 95 96

Frillback, A.C. 97 98 99

African Owl, A.C. 100 101 102

Oriental Frill Satinette, A.C. 103 104 105

Oriental Frill Blondinette, A.C. 106 107 108

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Classic old Frill, A.V. 109 110 111

Short Face, A.V. 112 113 114

Voorburg Shield Cropper, A.C. 115 116 117

Norwich Cropper, A.C. 118 119 120

Cropper or Pouter, A.O.V. 121 122 123

Old German Owls, A.C. 124 125 126

Helmet, A.V. 127 128 129

Nunn, A.C. 130 131 132

German Beauty Home, A.C. 133 134 135

Archangels, A.C. 136 137 138

Mookee, A.C. 139 140 141

Show King, A.C. 142 143 144

English Magpie, A.C. 145 146 147

Damascenes, A.C. 148 149 150

Feather Leg, Fancy, A.O.V. Named 151 152 153

Clean Leg, Fancy, A.O.V. Named 154 155 156

Dove, A.V. 157 158 159

.

SECTION 41

STANDARD POULTRY

Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4

Classes:

Cock Hen Cockerel Pullet

AMERICAN - Plymouth Rock White 1 2 3 4

AMERICAN - Plymouth Rock Barred 5 6 7 8

AMERICAN - Plymouth Rock Buff 9 10 11 12

AMERICAN - Plymouth Rock, A.O.C. 13 14 15 16

AMERICAN - Wyandotte, White 17 18 19 20

AMERICAN - Wyandotte, Silver

Laced

21 22 23 24

AMERICAN - Wyandotte, A.O.C. 25 26 27 28

AMERICAN - Rhode Island Red 29 30 31 32

AMERICAN - Rhode Island Red

Rosecomb

33 34 35 36

AMERICAN - Black Jersey Giant 37 38 39 40

AMERICAN - Chantecler 41 42 43 44

AMERICAN - American A.O.V. -

properly named

45 46 47 48

ENGLISH - Buff Orpington 49 50 51 52

ENGLISH - White Orpington 53 54 55 56

ENGLISH - Orpington A.O. C. 57 58 59 60

ENGLISH -Dorking 61 62 63 64

ENGLISH - Australorp 65 66 67 68

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ENGLISH - Cornish 69 70 71 72

ENGLISH - Light Sussex 73 74 75 76

ENGLISH - Speckled Sussex 77 78 79 80

ENGLISH -English A.O.V., properly

named

81 82 83 84

MEDITERRANEAN - Ancona 85 86 87 88

MEDITERRANEAN - Andalusians 89 90 91 92

MEDITERRANEAN - Leghorn, White 93 94 95 96

MEDITERRANEAN - Leghorn, Brown 97 98 99 100

MEDITERRANEAN - Leghorn, Black 101 102 103 104

MEDITERRANEAN - Leghorn,

A.O.C.

105 106 107 108

MEDITERRANEAN - Minorca A.C. 109 110 111 112

MEDITERRANEAN - Mediterranean

A.O.V. -properly named

113 114 115 116

ASIATIC - Brahma, Light 117 118 119 120

ASIATIC -Brahma, Dark 121 122 123 124

ASIATIC -Brahma, A.O.C. 125 126 127 128

ASIATIC -Cochin, White 129 130 131 132

ASIATIC -Cochin, Black 133 134 135 136

ASIATIC -Cochin, Buff 137 138 139 140

ASIATIC -Cochin A.O.C. 141 142 143 144

ASIATIC -Asiatic A.O.V., properly

named

145 146 147 148

CONTINENTAL - Barnvelder, A.O.V. 149 150 151 152

CONTINENTAL - Hamburg,

Spangled

153 154 155 156

CONTINENTAL - Hamburg, A.O.C. 157 158 159 160

CONTINENTAL - Polish, Buff Laced. 161 162 163 164

CONTINENTAL - Polish, A.O.C. 165 166 167 168

CONTINENTAL - Welsummer 169 170 171 172

CONTINENTAL - Continental,

A.O.V., properly named

173 174 175 176

ANY OTHER STANDARD BREED -

Sumatra

177 178 179 180


Ameracauna

181 182 183 184

ANY OTHER STANDARD BREED,

Aracauna

185 186 187 188


Modern Game

189 190 191 192


Old English Game

193 194 195 196


Phoenix

197 198 199 200

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Sumatra

201 202 203 204


A.O.S.B. A.O.V.

205 206 207 208


Guinea Fowl

209 210 211 212

.

JUNIORS ONLY- Working Bird Class- must be cared for by

exhibitor, cannot show more than three other Poultry exhibits.

Standard or Bantam Bird, one per class.

Classes:

213. Male - Working Bird Class- JUNIORS ONLY

214. Female- Working Bird Class- JUNIORS ONLY

SECTION 42

BANTAM

Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4

Classes:

Cock Hen Cockerel Pullet

SINGLE COMB CLEAN LEG

Plymouth Rock, White

1 2 3 4


Plymouth Rock Barred

5 6 7 8


Plymouth Rock A.O.C.

9 10 11 12


Leghorn, White

13 14 15 16


Leghorn, Silver

17 18 19 20


Leghorn, A.O.C.

21 22 23 24


Japanese Grey

25 26 27 28


Japanese Black Tail White

29 30 31 32


Japanese Black

33 34 35 36


Japanese A.O.V.

37 38 39 40

SINGLE COMB CLEAN LEG Rhode

Island Red S.C.

41 42 43 44

ROSE COMB CLEAN LEG Sebright,

Silver

45 46 47 48

ROSE COMB CLEAN LEG Sebright,

Golden.

49 50 51 52

ROSE COMB CLEAN LEG

Wyandotte, White

53 54 55 56

ROSE COMB CLEAN LEG 57 58 59 60

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Wyandotte, Black

ROSE COMB CLEAN LEG

Wyandotte, Partridge

61 62 63 64

ROSE COMB CLEAN LEG

Wyandotte, A.O.C.

65 66 67 68

ROSE COMB CLEAN LEG

Hamburg, A.V.

69 70 71 72

ROSE COMB CLEAN LEG

Rosecomb, White

73 74 75 76

ROSE COMB CLEAN LEG

Rosecomb, Black

77 78 79 80

ROSE COMB CLEAN LEG

Rosecomb, Blue

81 82 83 84

ROSE COMB CLEAN LEG Rhode

Island Red, Rosecomb

85 86 87 88

ANY OTHER COMB CLEAN LEG

Polish, White

89 90 91 92


Polish, White Crested Black

93 94 95 96


Polish, A.O.C.

97 98 99 100


Cornish White

101 102 103 104


Cornish Red/White Laced

105 106 107 108


Cornish A.O.C.

109 110 111 112


Chantecler

113 114 115 116

FEATHER LEG Cochin, White 117 118 119 120

FEATHER LEG Cochin, Black 121 122 123 124

FEATHER LEG Cochin A.O.C. 125 126 127 128

FEATHER LEG Brahma, Dark 129 130 131 132

FEATHER LEG Brahma, Light 133 134 135 136

FEATHER LEG Brahma, Buff 137 138 139 140

FEATHER LEG Silkie White 141 142 143 144

FEATHER LEG Silkie A.O.C. 145 146 147 148

FEATHER LEG Booted Bantam,

Millefleur

149 150 151 152

FEATHER LEG Booted Bantam

A.O.C.

153 154 155 156

FEATHER LEG Belgian Bearded

D'Uccle, Millefleur

157 158 159 160

MODERN GAMES, Modern Game,

Black Red

161 162 163 164

MODERN GAMES, Modern Game, 165 166 167 168

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Black


White

169 170 171 172


Birchen

173 174 175 176


A.O.C.

177 178 179 180

OLD ENGLISH GAMES, Old English,

Black Red

181 182 183 184


Black

185 186 187 188


White

189 190 191 192


Silver Duckwing

193 194 195 196

OLD ENGLISH GAMES, Old English

A.O.C.

197 198 199 200

OLD ENGLISH GAMES, Bantam,

A.O.V. properly named

201 202 203 204

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SECTION 43

GEESE

Two entries per class, per exhibitor in section 43.

Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4

Classes:

Male

Old

Female

Old

Male

Young

Female

Young

Toulouse 1 2 3 4

Embden 5 6 7 8

African 9 10 11 12

Buff 13 14 15 16

Chinese 17 18 19 20

Pomeranian 21 22 23 24

A.O.V., Correctly Named 25 26 27 28

.

SECTION 44

TURKEYS

Two entries per class, per exhibitor in section 44.

Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4

Classes:

Tom

Old

Hen

Old

Tom

Young

Hen

Young

Bronze 1 2 3 4

Beltsville White 5 6 7 8

Royal Palm 9 10 11 12

A.O.V. (Named) 13 14 15 16

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SECTION 45

DUCKS

Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4

Classes:

Old

Drake

Old

Female

Young

Drake

Young

Female

Call White 1 2 3 4

Call Snowy 5 6 7 8

Call Grey 9 10 11 12

Call A.O.C. 13 14 15 16

East Indie, Black 17 18 19 20

India Runner, White 21 22 23 24

India Runner, Grey 25 26 27 28

India Runner, A.O.C. 29 30 31 32

Khaki Campbell 33 34 35 36

Pekin 37 38 39 40

Rouen 41 42 43 44

Muscovy, White 45 46 47 48

Muscovy, Black 49 50 51 52

Muscovy, Chocolate 53 54 55 56

Muscovy, A.O.C. 57 58 59 60

Saxony 61 62 63 64

Crested 65 66 67 68

Buff 69 70 71 72

Welsh Harlequins 73 74 75 76

Cayuga 77 78 79 80

Swedish Blue 81 82 83 84

A.O.V. (Named) 85 86 87 88

.

SECTION 46

RABBITS

Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4

Special prizes:

Champion Rabbit Prize: $50

Sponsor: R.A.S.

Reserve Champion Rabbit Prize: $25

Sponsor: R.A.S.

Champion Junior Rabbit Prize: $25

Sponsor: R.A.S.

Reserve Champion Junior Rabbit Prize: $25

Sponsor: R.A.S.

Champion Rabbit Prize Prize: Bag of Feed

Sponsor: Sharpe Feeds

Best Junior Rabbit Prize: Trophy

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Sponsor: Flamborough Fur & Feather Fanciers

Classes:

Buck Doe

New Zealand 1 2

California 3 4

Holland Lops 5 6

Dutch 7 8

Netherland Dwarf A.C. 9 10

Mini Lop 11 12

Mini Rex 13 14

Lionhead 15 16

A.O.V. named (Small Breed) 17 18

A.O.V. named (Large & Medium

Breeds)

19 20

.

JUNIORS ONLY

Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4

Must be cared for by exhibitor, exhibitor can't show more than

two other Rabbit exhibits. One per class

Classes:

21. Male Pet Rabbit Class -JUNIORS ONLY-

22. Female Pet Rabbit Class -JUNIORS ONLY-

4-H CLUB ACHIEVEMENT DAYS

SECTION 47

4-H FLAMBOROUGH DAIRY CALF SHOW

TIME: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11th, 2019 at 11:30 a.m.

CLUB LEADERS: Janet Ringelberg, 519-647-2547, Kathryn

Underwood.

JUDGE: Celest Cook, Stratford, On

Sponsor: Rockton Agricultural Society


• Open to members of the Flamborough 4-H Dairy Calf Club.

• Note rules and regulations for the 4-H Inter-County Dairy

Calf Club show.

• No substitutions, calf must be this year’s 4-H project.

SECTION 48-53

4-H INTER-COUNTY DAIRY CALF CLUB EXTRAVAGANZA

SHOW TIME: Friday October 11th, 2019 at 1:30 p.m.

CHAIR: Kathryn Underwood, [email protected]

CO-CHAIR: Eleanor Wood – 519-647-2167 or

[email protected]

COMMITTEE: Ken Lisso, Janet & Jake, Deanna & Mikayla

Ringelberg,Karen & Murray Hunt, Ann & Robert & Whitney &

Jason Nimijohn,Bruce Nisbet, Gordon Alblas, Chris Patterson,

Nolan Wood,Jeff Stephens, Josh Bouwmeester, Matt Underwood

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RING SET-UP: Anne & Robert Nimijohn

JUDGE: Stephanie Murphy, Hastings, On

PPR #ON4215875

Sponsors: TD Canada Trust, Norwell Dairy Systems, Floradale

Feed Mill, Norwood Farms, Dundas Animal Hospital, Main Street

Animal Hospital, Ken Lisso


• Entries must be received on a proper 4-H form. Incomplete

entry forms will not be accepted.

• Exhibitors must be members of a 4-H Calf Club organized

this year.

• Previous winners are eligible to compete.

• The name of your 4-H Club must be on the entry form

provided.

• No online entries.

• Entries must be received by the fair office no later than

October 4th, 2019. Late entries may not be accepted.

• All entrants must exhibit this year’s 4-H Calf Club calf as

identified before June 1st, 2019.

• No substitutions, calf must be this year’s 4-H project.

• Rockton Agricultural Society will not be responsible for any

loss, damage, or accident to any person or property on the

grounds during the fair, however caused.

• Harness cards will be used. Each exhibitor will provide their

own harness.

• Parents may photograph class winners in the winner’s

circle.

• Show photos may be ordered from our photographer -

Lauren Eby, from her online portfolio.

Complimentary Brunch 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Friday, October 11th

Courtesy of R.A.S. and hosted by the St. George Lions Club

Complimentary Pizza for participating 4-H members and leaders

Friday October 11th, 5:30 p.m. midway in the show.

Sponsors: Wentworth Milk Committee, Pizza Pizza, Rockton

Agricultural Society

SECTION 48

4-H INTERBREED SHOWMANSHIP

SHOW TIME: Friday October, 11th, 2019 at 1:30 p.m.

Prizes: 1st: $50, others: $40

Special prizes:

Honourable Mention Dairy Showmanship Prize: $50 Prize:

Rosette

Reserve Grand Champion Dairy Showman Prize: $75 Prize:

Rosette

Grand Champion Dairy Showmanship Prize: $100 Prize:

Rosette

Classes:

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1. Dairy Interbreed Showmanship - Novice - Ages 9 to 11

years

2. Dairy Interbreed Showmanship - Junior - 12 to 14 years

3. Dairy Interbreed Showmanship - Intermediate - 15 to 17

years

4. Dairy Interbreed Showmanship - Senior - 18 to 21 years &

older

Champion Dairy Showmanship -Sponsor Bosdale Farms

Reserve Dairy Champion -Sponsor Ken Lisso

Novice Dairy Champion - Sponsor Troy-Lynden Women's

Institute

In homie of Irene Hunt for her longtime commitment to 4-H

Evening Program will begin at 6:30 p.m. after the Pizza Pizza

complimentary supper

SECTION 49 DAIRY TINY FUTURE FARMERS

As of January 1, 2019

Classes:

1. Exhibitor 8 yrs & Younger, with a Helper Required Prize:

$10 Cash payout

2. Exhibitor 8 yrs & Younger, No Helper Required Prize: $10

Cash Payout

Showmanship Class 2 - Trophy sponsored by Huntsdale

Farms Prize: Trophy

SECTION 50 4-H CONFORMATION

Prizes: 1st: $50, others: $40

Classes:

1. Junior Heifer-March 1, 2019 or Later

2. Intermediate Heifer- Dec. 1, 2018 - Feb. 28, 2019

3. Senior Heifer - Sept. 1, 2018 to Nov. 30, 2018

4. Summer Yearling - June 1, 2018 to Aug. 31, 2018

5. Junior Yearling - Mar. 1, 2018 to May 31, 2018

Grand Champion 4-H Calf

Sponsor Dairy Knole Farm, Rob & Anne Nimijohn

Reserve Champion 4-H Calf

Sponsor Glen Drummond Farm, Roger Betty Dyment

SECTION 51 4-H GROUP OF FOUR - DAIRY CLUB CALVES

Special prizes:

Champion Group of Four - Ken Harper Memorial Trophy

Prize: Harper Memorial Trophy

Classes:

1. Group of 4 4-H Club Calves - (Only 4-H Leaders to Enter

Club) Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $40, 3rd: $30

SECTION 52 4-H DAIRY HERDSMAN'S COMPETITION

Classes:

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1. 4-H Herdsman's Competition (Only 4-H Leaders to Enter

Club) Prizes: 1st: $150, 2nd: $100, 3rd: $75, 4th: $50, 5th:

$25

Barn display with club & calf signs

SECTION 53 4-H DAIRY LEADERSHIP AWARD

Classes:

1. 4-H Leadership Award in Memory of Susan Sager Prize:

$100 Cash Payout

SECTION 54

Ayr Farmers Mutual

CHAMPION DAIRY CLIPPER

SHOW TIME: Saturday October 12th, 2019

7:30 p.m. sharp in the Agridome

CO-CHAIRS: Kathryn Underwood, Gordon Alblas

COMMITTEE: The Dairy Committee members

JUDGE: James Walker, Guelph, On

ANNOUNCER: Kathryn Underwood

Sponsored by Ayr Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Co., R.A.S.

PPR #ON4215875


• Entrants are to set up and register at 7:00 p.m. sharp.

• Open to youths ages 14-21 inclusive as of January 1st,

2019..

• Entries will be accepted using AssistExpo up to and

including the closing date of October 1st, 2019.

• A maximum of 12 contestants will be selected from the

entries by means of a draw.

• Entrants who are accepted will be informed by October 7th,

2019.

• Rockton Fair will supply the dairy heifers. The heifers will be

washed with their heads clipped. They will be allocated on a

draw basis.

• It is strongly recommended that entrants have one other

person (ages 14-21) as an assistant to hold the animal. The

assistant will not advise on clipping techniques.

• Entrants shall provide all their own clipping equipment.

Outlets will be provided.

• Entrants will be allowed up to 1.5 hours for clipping and

preparation to enter the show ring.

• Entrants will be judged on their ability to prepare the heifer

they have drawn.

• All heifers will not be of equal conformation and therefore

the objective of each entrant is to prepare their animal in a

manner that takes the heifer from its state of preparedness

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at the start of the competition to as close as possible to the

breed’s true type.

• Previous “Jacket” winners are not eligible.

• Rockton Fair will provide each entrant with two admission

tickets and two lunch vouchers.

Classes:

1. Dairy Clipper - Youths ages 14-21 inclusive as of Jan 1 -

Cash Payout Prizes: 1st: $225 & Jacket, 2nd: $175, 3rd:

$150, 4th: $125

Champion Clipper

A Crested Jacket sponsored by Ayr Farmers Mutual Insurance

will be presented at the Fair's Awards Night November 22nd,

2019.

Top Junior Clipper - Ages 16 & under as of Jan 1st -

Additional Prize $50

4-H INTER-CLUB AREA

SHEEP SHOW

Sections 60 to 63

SHOW TIME: Monday, October 14th, 2019 at 9:30 a.m.

At the Agridome Sheep Ring

PPR #ON4215875

CHAIR: Doug Wright – 519-647-3093

COMMITTEE: Laura Myers, Masha Wright

JUDGE: Shea O'Neil


• No entry fee.

• Entries must be received at the fair office by October 4,

2019..

• Entries can be made on-line at AssistExpo of by

contacting the fair office.

• All entrants must exhibit this year’s Sheep Club lamb.

• Lambs need not be entered through the club leader.

• All exhibitors must be a member of a 4-H Sheep Club in

Ontario in the current year.

• One entry per club member.

• All entrants will receive a meal voucher worth $5.00 that

may be used at any food outlet posted as a “Designated

Food” booth.

• All exhibits are to be on the grounds by 8:30 a.m. and must

remain until 5:00 p.m., Monday, Thanksgiving Day.

PRIZES: Group A – $10.00, Group B – $8.00, Group C – $6.00

Classes will be judged on a group basis.

SECTION 60

4-H BREEDING LAMB

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• The lamb must have full-mouth milk teeth and all eight

temporary incisors.

Prizes: Group A: $10, Group B: $8, Group C: $6

Classes:

1. Senior Lamb -Born on or before February 15th, 2019

Best Senior Lamb - Born on or before February 15, 2019

Prize: Trophy

Sponsor: R.A.S.

2. Junior Lamb - After February 15th, 2019

Best Junior Lamb - After February 15, 2019 Prize: Trophy

Sponsor: Doug & Paula Wright

SECTION 61

4-H SHEEP SHOWMANSHIP


Special prizes:

Grand Champion Sheep Showmanship Prize: $100 Prize:

Rosette

Reserve Grand Champion Sheep Showmanship Prize: $75

Prize: Rosette

Honourable Mention Sheep Showmanship Prize: $50 Prize:

Rosette

Sheep - Special - Junior (ages: 10-14) Prize: Cash $25

Sponsor: Don Graham

Sheep - Special - Novice - 1st Time Exhibitor (ages 9-14)

Prize: $25

Sponsor: Laura Myers

Sheep - Special - Senior - (ages 15 years & over) Prize: Cash

$50


Classes:

1. Sheep Showmanship - Senior 15 Yrs & Over as of January

1st

2. Sheep Showmanship - Junior 9 - 14 Yrs. as of January 1st

3. Sheep Showmanship - Novice

Must be a First Time 4-H Sheep Exhibitor between 9 - 14 Yrs

SECTION 62

4-H MARKET LAMB

All Entrants must exhibit this year's REGISTERED Sheep

Club Lamb


Classes:

1. 4-H Market Lamb

Grand Champion Market Lamb Prize: Gift

Sponsor: Quick Feeds Ltd

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SECTION 63

SHEEP TINY FUTURE FARMERS

CHAIR: Doug Wright – 519-647-3093.

Junior Showmen 4-H classes are listed in sections 54-57.

Classes:

1. Tiny Future Farmers Showmanship Prize: $10 Cash Payout

Open to boys and girls 8 years & under who are not 4-H

members

Child may show lamb with or without halter

SECTION 64

4-H SHEEP - SPECIAL AWARDS

A Club must have a minimum of three exhibits to average the

points - must have minimum three members to average

Classes:

1. 4-H Special Awards - Sheep

4-H Special Awards - Club Obtaining Most Points Prize: $10

4-H Special Awards - Club Obtaining Highest Average

Number of Points Prize: $10

TROY/LYNDEN WOMEN’S INSTITUTE

‘IRENE HUNT’ NOVICE HAMILTON-WENTWORTH

4-H SPIRIT AWARD 2019

This prestigious award has been created to honour and celebrate

‘Irene Hunt’ on her 100th Birthday and her outstanding

contribution to 4-H and the Women’s Institute (70 years).

4-H leaders will nominate members in 2019, who are 9 – 12

years of age before January 1, 2019.

They must assume special responsibilities, display leadership

and produce quality project work.

Award applications must be received by October 15, 2019 by

email to Rockton Agricultural Society www.rocktonworldsfair.com

or Fax 519-647-3899. Award winner will be announced at the

annual Rockton Agricultural Society Awards Night on November

22, 2019.

Further information contact Judy Hughes

[email protected] or 519-448-1544

HOMECRAFT

PRIZE LISTS & ONLINE ENTRIES available at

www.rocktonworldsfair.com






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CHAIR: Terri Mand – 519-647-


⚫ All entry forms/ online entries for sections 68 to 94 (excepting

sections 81 & 82– special rules) must be received by the

Rockton Agricultural Society, by Friday, October 4th, 2019.

⚫ Each late entry will be charged $1.00 per item.

⚫ All exhibits must be received on Thursday, October 10th,

2019 (except Sections 81 & 82 – special rules) between 1:00

p.m. and 9:00 p.m. in the Farm & Home Building.

⚫ Exhibits must be picked up between 5.00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.

on Monday, Octber 14th, 2019.

⚫ All special prizes will be in addition to first prize, unless

otherwise stated.

SECTION 68

ANTIQUES FOR THE CASUAL COLLECTOR

CHAIR: Kelly Rodgers – 905-570-4032

COMMITTEE: Cecil Hamilton, Marj Ford, Lloyd Bailey, Bill

Wheeler, Jenn Ford


⚫ ONLY AMATEURS may enter - no dealers.

⚫ All antique entries are to be at least 60 years old. Condition

and age will be considered. Small cracks or flaws in will not

disqualify.

⚫ No article to exceed 12” high unless otherwise stated.

⚫ Historical interest and approximate age of entry would be

appreciated but is not necessary for a prize.

⚫ Attach tag securely, but still allowing for judging.

⚫ A pair is two items; a collection is three or more.

NOTE: We will take the best possible care to safeguard the

article, but cannot be held responsible for articles or accidents to

them.

Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3

Special prizes:

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Most points in Antiques Prize: $25 Prize: Rosette

Sponsor: Friends of Westfield

Classes:

1. Animal Salt & Pepper Shakers

2. Shawl

3. Dinky Car

4. Chocolate Mold

5. Wall Sconce

6. Vintage Santa Claus

7. Handbag/Purse

8. Pennant

9. Baby Blanket

10. Vacation Memorabilia

11. Set of Kitchen Canisters (2-3)

12. Piece of Sports Equipment

13. Time Magazine (pre-1960)

14. Hand Carved Folk Art

15. Desktop Photo Frame

16. Napkin Holder/Ring

17. Small Map (max 18"x18")

18. Inkwell

19. Bird Cage (max 24"x24")

20. Ring

21. Halloween Decoration

SECTION 69

WOMEN’S INSTITUTE DISPLAY

DIRECTOR: Terri Mand – 519-647-0262

COMMITTEE: Candice Goodale – 519-647-0384, Marie

Maceiras


⚫ Open any Women’s Institute Branch.

⚫ No entry fee.

⚫ Ribbons are awarded to articles placing 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th.

⚫ Each Institute will be responsible for its display.

⚫ Each display will be given a door to decorate, complete with

stand.

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⚫ Each Institute will be provided with an identification card.

⚫ Only two members will be permitted to set up display. Two

admission tickets will be supplied for each of the W.I. dismantling

the display.

⚫ The complete display must be set up Thursday. October

10th, 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

⚫ Handmade articles and specimens of Ladies’ work must be

the bona-fide property of the exhibitor and be made or worked by

the exhibitor.

⚫ Each category requires one article.

Display Entry Forms to be sent to the

Rockton Agricultural Society,

812 Old Hwy 8, Rockton, On L0R 1X0

by Friday, October 4, 2019.

THEME: "REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE"


Special prizes:

Most Points in W.I. - Christie Hamilton Memorial Trophy

Prize: Trophy

NEW for 2019: Pat Cooper Award, a perpetual plaque and an

additional $20 awarded for the Creativity of W.I. Themed Sign.

Sponsored by Rockton W.I. in memory of Patricia Cooper's

contributions to the fair and her community.

Classes:

1. Sign for the Booth in keeping with the Theme

No Nails may be used to attached sign to door

SPECIAL - Class 1 Prize: $20

Winner's name added to the Patricia Cooper Award

Sponsor: Rockton WI

2. Floral Arrangement in a Recycled Container

Arrangement not to exceed 24" in total height, including

container

3. Recycled and/or Reinvented Artlcle of Clothing

May be a jacket, t-shirt, etc.)

SPECIAL - Class 3 Prize: $20

Sponsor: In Memory of Lorene Thompson

4. Carry Bag made from Recycled Materials

Sponsor: Wentworth District W.I.

SPECIAL - Class 4 Prize: $20 Certificate for Mary Maxim

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5. Three Fridge Magnets incorporating the Theme.

Magnets to be displayed on the steel door provided.

6. Welcome Neighbour Gift Package, containing 3 Canned

Items

Items of different varieties, labelled, displayed in a decorated

recycled container or basket

7. Overall appearance

Judge's Choice Award for Two Outstanding Articles Prize:

$20

Sponsored In Memory of Marilyn Woods and R.A.S.

SECTION 70

CULINARY ARTS

CHAIR: Cheryl Marcy – 519-622-8160

COMMITTEE: Joice Dunne, Eva-Maria Jackson, Linda Butter,

Laurie Coverdale, Jen Krebsz, Barb Robertson


⚫ Entry tags to be securely fastened to all exhibits.

⚫ All exhibits should be in clear plastic bags on a mostly white,

disposable plate, with the exception of pies.

⚫ Articles that are marked “retained” will be kept at the end of

the fair and will become the property of the sponsor of that class.

Prizes: 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00, 4th: $3.50 (15% kept

by the fair)

Special prizes:

Most Points in the Culinary Arts Department Prize: Trophy

Dave Fielding Memorial Trophy. Previous year's winner is

ineligible.

BREADS (YEAST):

Baked in pans approx. 23cm X 13 cm X 7cm . Only use bread

machines where stated

1. Loaf of White Bread

Handmade or bread machine - half loaf

2. Open Bread Contest, 60% Whole Wheat

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No Bread Machine - full loaf

Special 1st prize - Class 2 Prize: $10

Sponsor: Linda Butter

3. Raisin Bread


4. Cheese Bread


5. Multigrain Bread


6. Four Iced Cinnamon Buns

Baked & attached

Most Points in Bread Classes 1-6 Prize: $20 Gift Certificate

Sponsor: The Cookhouse Bistro

QUICK BREADS AND MUFFINS (No Yeast):

Loaves to be baked in a loaf pan - turned out

7. Zucchini Loaf

Half Loaf, Add-ins accepted

8. Banana Loaf

Half Loaf, Add-ins accepted

9. Glazed Lemon Loaf

Half Loaf, No Add-ins

Best Loaf in Classes 7 - 9 Prize: $25 Robin Hood Prize

Special: 1st Place Winner - Sponsor: Robin Hood

Best Loaf in Class 7 - 9 Prize: $10 Certificate Robin Hood

Special: 2nd Place Winner - Sponsor: Robin Hood

10. Three Corn Bread Muffins

(No Baking Cups), Add-ins Accepted

11. Three Bran Muffins

(No Baking Cups)

12. Three Banana Chocolate Chip Muffins

(No Baking Cups)

13. Three Fruit Muffins - any variety - tag must name variety

(No Baking Cups), Add-Ins Accepted

Best Muffin Classes 10 - 13 Prize: $20

In Memory of Greg Chambers

COOKIES AND SQUARES:

14. Three Brownies, Iced

15. Three Lemon Squares

16. Three Shortbread Cookies

17. Three Chocolate Chip Cookies

18. Three Oatmeal Cookies

19. Three Peanut Butter Cookies

20. Three Ginger Snap Cookies

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Most Points Cookies and Squares Classes 14-20 Prize: $10

Sponsor: Ian Waltenbery

Best Overall Cookie, Classes 16-20 Prize: 1st & 2nd Robin

Hood Product

SUPPER DISHES:

21. Chili - (250 ml serving)

In re-sealable container

22. Pulled Pork (250 ml serving)


23. Bean Salad (250 ml serving)


24. Macaroni and Cheese (single serving)


25. Homemade Cauliflower Soup (250 ml serving)


Special 1st Prize - Class 25 Prize: $20 Gift Certificate

Sponsor The Cookhouse Bistro

26. Your Favourite Egg Dish, (single serving)

Special 1st Prize - Class 26 Prize: $5

In Memory of Jessie James

AUTUMN DELIGHTS:

27. Three Cupcakes

Decorated in a Farm Theme, Judged on Decoration Only


Sponsor Laura Williams

28. Three Cookies

Decorated in a Farm Theme. Judged on Decoration Only

29. "Chairman's Choice" Apple Crisp, (single serving)

(Single Serving)

Special Prize - Class 29 Prizes: 1st: $12, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5

Sponsored by RAS

FIRST TIME EXHIBITOR IN CULINARY ARTS:

Enter Class #30 A, B, C, or All

30A. Three Brownies

30B. Three Muffins, Any Variety, No baking cups

30C. Three Peanut Butter Cookies

Judge's Choice First Time Exhbitor - Classes #30 A, B, C

Prize: $20 Gift Certificate

Sponsor The Cookhouse

Enter A, B, C, or All

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CAKES:

Must be turned out - on a suitably sized base

31. Cake Decorated in a Farm Theme

Judged on decorating only -May use cake form.


Sponsor Laurie Coverdale

32. Chocolate Cheesecake

Baked in 8" - 9" Spring Form Pan - 1st Place RETAINED

Special Prizes - Class 32 Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $10

Sponsor Mickey McGuire's Cheese Shop

33. Chocolate Cake, Iced - single serving


Sponsor Eva-Maria Jackson

34. Carrot Cake, Iced, single serving


Sponsor Cheryl Marcy

35. Light or Dark Fruit Cake

No Icing, approx 2 lbs - 1st Place RETAINED


Sponsor Mickey McGuire's Cheese Shop

CREATIVE COOKING:

36. Favourite Potato Dish (250 ml Serving)


Special 1st Prize - Class 36 Prize: 50 lbs. of Potatoes

Sponsor: Brenn-B-Farm

37. Favourite Brussel Sprouts Dish (250 ml serving)



Sponsor Joice Dunne

38. Hummus - any variety - (125 ml serving)

39. Favourite Quinoa Dish (250 ml serving)



Sponsor Jill Black

40. Favourite Curry Dish (single serving)


41. Favourite Kale Dish (single serving)

In a re-sealable container


Sponsor Jen Krebsz

42. Favourite Dish using Phyllo Pastry (single serving)

In a re-sealable container

PIES & TARTS:

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Pies must be baked in pie plates approx.15 -18 cm (bottom

measurement)

43. Three Butter Tarts (raisins only)

Winner to compete at the District 6 level in November 2019.

Winner will be contacted by committee

Classes 44 to 48: Exhibitor must bring the whole pie - one slice

will be cut & retained for judging.

44. Pecan Pie


Sponsor Lois James

45. Pumpkin Pie

46. Strawbery Rhubarb Pie

47. Homemade Lemon Meringue Pie


Sponsor The Cookhouse Bistro

48. Apple Pie

(recipe Included & label from Crisco Shortening)

Special Prize - Class 48 - Apple Pie

1st & 2nd Place product prize sponsored by Crisco

CANDY:

Must be at least 227 grams Must be in a sealed bag. Sponsor will

retain first prize

49. Almond Bark


Sponsor Dorothy Sager

50. Maple Cream Fudge without Nuts


Sponsor Erna Whetham

51. Dark Chocolate Fudge with Nuts


Sponsor Marilyn Whelan

52. Fudge, any other variety

Entry Tag must name the variety entered

SECTION 71

FOOD PRESERVATION

For Recipes And Helpful Hints On Home Canning visit:

www.bernardin.ca

CHAIR: Maria Rivando – 289-260-7441, Nicole Sweers

http://www.bernardin.ca/

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COMMITTEE: Sharon Gowland, Marilyn Whelan, Joyce White,

Maryjane Edworthy, Ashleigh Edworthy, Kyla Farmer, Stacey

Hoskin.


⚫ Articles that are marked “Retained” will be kept at the end of

the fair, and will become the property of the sponsor of that class.

⚫ Some classes may be split if there are over 16 entries.

⚫ All exhibits classes 1 to 57 must be in home canning jars with

2 piece snap lids, with the exception of freezer jams class 19-22.

⚫ Any home canned foods to be judged must have been

prepared within a one-year period prior to judging date

⚫ All entries must be heat processed. The two approved

methods are: Boiled water canning for high-acid foods and

pressure canning for low-acid foods.

⚫ Jar size must be as stipulated, with new lids and rings. Rusty

lids will be disqualified.

⚫ Headspace cannot exceed ½ inch for jams and 1 inch for

tomatoes and pickled products.

⚫ Jars cannot be marked with personalized labels or any other

identifiers.

⚫ Entries that do not meet these rules and regulations will be

disqualified.

Prizes: 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00, 4th: $3.50

Special Prize: The Agnes McKnight Memorial Award Trophy

Most Points in Food Preservation Classes 1 - 57 Prizes: 1st:

$15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5

JELLIES:

Must be 250 ml or 500 ml

1. Apple Jelly

2. Grape Jelly

3. Red Pepper Jelly

4. Herb Jelly

5. Two Fruit - Named

6. Wine Jelly

7. Any Other Variety Jelly, Not Previously Listed, Named.

JAMS AND MARMALADE:


8. Raspberry Jam

9. Blueberry Jam

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10. Plum Jam

11. Peach Jam

12. Strawberry Rhubarb Jam

13. Strawberry Jam

14. Apricot Jam

15. Orange Marmalade

16. Marmalade Any Other (named)

17. Conserve Any Other (named)

18. Any other Jam, not previously listed, named

FREEZER JAM:


19. Strawberry Freezer Jam

20. Raspberry Freezer Jam

21. Any Other VarietyFreezer Jam (named)

22. Any Freezer Jam Suitable For Diabetics

Special Prize: Best Jam/Jelly Classes 1-22 Prize: $20 Gift

Certificate

Sponsor: Bernardin

To qualify: MUST use Bernardin lid, jar and pectin. The pectin

package lid MUST accompany the entry. Winner will be

determined by

the judges’ decision based on appearance, taste, texture and

recipe creativity.

TOMATO PRESERVES:

Must be 500 ml

23. Barbeque Sauce

24. Homemade Tomato Sauce

25. Spaghetti Sauce - No Meat

26. Salsa Mild Only

27. Canned Tomatoes

28. Chili Sauce - Cooked

29. Tomato Chow Chow

30. Any Other Tomato-Based Product not previously listed,

named

CANNED FRUIT:

Must be 500 ml

31. Peaches

32. Applesauce - with Spice

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33. Applesauce - No Spice

34. Pears

35. Plums

36. Pie Filling, Any Fruit

37. Any Other Fruit Not Previously Listed, Named

PICKLES AND RELISHES:

Must be 500 ml

38. Bread Butter Pickles

Additional 1st Prize Class 38 Prize: $5

Sponsor: Nicole Sweers

1st place will be retained

39. Whole Dill Pickles, No Garlic

40. Whole Dill Pickle with Garlic

41. Sliced Dill Pickle, with or Without Garlic

42. Hot Dog Relish

43. Nine-Day Pickles

44. Pickled Beets

45. Zucchini Relish

46. Chutney, named, any variety

47. Icicle Pickles


Sponsor: Maria Rivando

1st place will be retained

48. Mustard Pickles

49. Pickled Baby Corn

50. Pickled Onions

51. Garlic Dill Beans

52. Antipasto

53. Any Other Pickled Product, not previously listed,

named

Special Prize: Bernardin Best of Show classes 23-53 Prize:

$50 and $50 Certificate/Trophy

Judging will be based on highest accumulated points.

Sponsor: Bernardin

To qualify: All entries must be sealed with Bernardin two snap

lids and in a jar designed for home canning to be eligible for

the Bernardin prize. ENTRY TAG must be labeled with product

name.

MISCELLANEOUS:

Must be in home canning jars

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Must be 500 ml

54. Apple Butter

55. Fruit Salsa

56. Honey

57. Maple Syrup

FIRST TIME EXHIBITOR IN FOOD PRESERVATION:

Enter A, B, C, D, or all

58A. Strawberry Jam

58B. Red Pepper Jelly

58C. Whole dill pickles, with garlic

58D. Applesauce, no spice

SECTION 72

CLOTHING

CO-CHAIRS: Sharon Mackay - 226-755-1313, Deb Zimmerman -

519-448-1974

COMMITTEE: Nancy Krebsz, Marilynn Zimmerman, Glenda

Weatherston, Carolyn James, Elaine Snyder, Marianne Vogel,

Carolyn James, Eleanor Marcy, Ella Sager, Carol Zimmerman.

VOLUNTEERS: Linda Wilson, Yvonne Maas


⚫ Please attach all tags with safety pins.

⚫ Articles entered in “retained” classes will be kept by and

become the property of the class sponsor.

⚫ All articles must be clean, in good condition, and not shown

previously at Rockton Fair.

⚫ Judges’ suggestions. Finish all seams, trim all loose threads,

and press the item.

⚫ For repurposed and up-cycled clothing entries, entrants must

provide a brief description of the recycled items used. Description

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MUST be attached to article of clothing. Some sewing may be

required.

Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $6, 4th: $5

Special prizes:

Judges Personal Favourite - Knitted Prize: $25 Certificate

Sponsors: Galt House of Yarn

Judges Personal Favourite - Sewn Prize: $25

Sponsors: $10 by Carolyn James & $15 by R.A.S.

Judges Personal Favourite - Crocheted Prize: $25

Sponsor: $10 by Rockton W.I., $10 by Elaine Snyder, $5 by

Marilynn Zimmerman

REPURPOSED AND UP-CYCLED CLOTHING – SEWN:

1. Article of Clothing Suitable for a Woman

2. Article of Clothing Suitable for a Man


Sponsor: Sharon Mackay

3. Article of Clothing suitable for a Teenager (13 - 19 yrs)

4. Article of Clothing suitable for a Boy or Girl ( 6 - 12 yrs)

5. Article of Clothing suitable for a Child ( 0 - 5 yrs)

Most Points in Repurposed and Up-Cycled Clothing -

Classes 1 to 5 Prize: $25

WOMEN'S CLOTHING - SEWN:

6. Christmas Apron

7. Apron - Representing Farming


Sponsor: Eleanor Marcy

8. Kitchen Bib Apron

9. Half Apron

10. Sleepwear

11. Sewn Handbag/ Purse/ Backpack


Sponsor: Deb Zimmerman

12. Embellished Scarf or Shawl (no gluing or taping)


Sponsor: Carol Zimmerman

13. Vest

14. Article of clothing, otherwise not listed

Most Points Women's Clothing - Sewn - Classes 6 to 14

Prize: $25

TEENAGE CLOTHING - SEWN:

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Suitable for age group 13 to 19 years

15. Special Occasion Dress

16. Blouse/Skirt

17. Special Occasion Suit

Special 1st Prize - Class 17 Prize: $40 Certificate

Sponsor Len's Mill Stores

18. Sleepwear

19. Jacket/Coat


Sponsor: Len's Mill Stores

20. Article of Clothing, otherwise not listed

Most Points in Teenage Clothing - Sewn - Classes 15 to 20

Prize: $25

BOY'S & GIRL'S CLOTHING - SEWN:

Suitable for age group: 6- 12 Years

21. Bathing Suit/Trunks

22. Sleepwear


In Memory of Marilyn Woods

23. Special Occasion Dress

24. Apron

25. Outdoor Playwear


Most Points in Boy's & Girl's Clothing - Sewn - Classes 21 to

26 Prize: $25

CHILDREN’S CLOTHING – SEWN:

Suitable for age group 5 years & under

27. Casual Dress

28. Sleepwear

29. Two-Piece Outfit


Sponsor: Marj Ford

30. Special Occasion Outfit or Dress


Sponsor: Glenda Weatherston

31. Apron


Most Points Children's Clothing - Sewn - Classes 27 to 32

Prize: $25

MISCELLANEOUS - SEWN:

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33. Costume for any occasion, any size


Sponsor: Nancy Krebsz

34. Doll's Clothes, Two Separate Outfits

35. Sewn Accessories - Two of the Following Items

Change Purse, Knitting Bag, Makeup Bag, Lunch Bag,

Jewellery Bag, Shoe Bag, Scarf

36. Article of clothing, any size, Representing Farming


Sponsor: Spencer Creek Animal Hospital

37. Smocked Article of Clothing

Most Points Miscellaneous -Sewn - Classes 33 to 37 Prize:

$25

WOMEN'S CLOTHING - KNITTED:

38. Pullover, Hand Knit

39. Socks Using Self-Striping Yarn - Hand Knit

40. Vest, Hand Knit

41. Casual Hat, Hand Knit

42. Slippers, Hand Knit

43. Mitts and Scarf, Matching, Hand Knit

44. Dressy Shawl, Hand Knit

45. Cardigan, Hand Knit


Sponsor: Mary Maxim

Most Points Women's Clothing - Knitted - Classes 38 to 45

Prize: $25

TEENAGE CLOTHING - KNITTED:


46. Matching Scarf & Hat - hand knit

47. Shrug or Short Top (usually worn over other clothing) -

hand knit

48. Sweater - hand knit


Sponsor: Marilyn Zimmerman

49. Slippers - hand knit

50. Article of Knitted Clothing - not otherwise listed

Most Points Teenage Clothing - Knitted - Classes 46 to 50

Prize: $25

BOY'S & GIRL'S CLOTHING - KNITTED:


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51. Toque, hand knit, more than one colour, not variegated

52. Hat and Mitts, hand knit

53. Mitts, hand knit

54. Toque, hand knit, one colour or variegated

55. Pullover Sweater, hand knit


Sponsor: Ella Sager

56. Any Knitted Article of Clothing, not otherwise listed

Most Points Boy's & Girl's Clothing - Knitted - Classes 51 to

56 Prize: $25

CHILDREN'S CLOTHING - KNITTED:

Suitable for age group 5 years or less

57. Infant's Bonnet and Jacket, hand knit, variegated

58. Dress, hand knit


Sponsor: Bev Wood

59. Infant's Bonnet & Jacket - hand knit, one colour

60. Cardigan - one colour or variegated - hand knit

61. Cardigan, hand knit, more than one colour, not

variegated

62. Pullover, hand knit, more than one colour, not

variegated


Sponsor: Marianne Vogel

63. Hat and Mitts, hand knit

64. Slippers, hand knit

65. Article of Knitted Clothing, otherwise not listed

Most Points Children's Clothing - Knitted - Classes 57 to 65

Prize: $25

MEN'S CLOTHING - KNITTED:

66. Cardigan, hand knit

67. Toque, hand knit

68. Mitts, hand knit

69. Socks - hand knit - Retained


Sponsor: Eleanor Wood

70. Scarf, hand knit

71. Article of Knitted Clothing, not otherwise listed

Most Points Men's Clothing - Knitted - Classes 66 to 71

Prize: $25

CHILDREN'S CLOTHING - CROCHETED:

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Suitable for age group 5 Years or less

72. Hat and Jacket


Sponsor: Mary Maxim

73. Dress

74. Cardigan


Sponsor: Len's Mill Store

75. Scarf and Hat

76. Poncho

77. Slippers

Most Points Children's Clothing - Crocheted - Classes 72 to

77 Prize: $25

MISCELLANEOUS - CROCHETED:

78. Dressy Shawl or Shrug

79. Sweater



80. Vest

81. Infant Bonnet and Jacket

82. Infant Dress


Sponsor: Bev Wood

83. Matching Scarf and Hat

Special 1st - Class 83 Prize: $10

84. Hat

85. Article of Crocheted Clothing, otherwise not listed

Most Points Miscellaneous - Crocheted - Classes 78 to 85

Prize: $25

PREEMIE CAPS & BLANKETS

Special Community Service Project

Caps and Blankets are retained and donated to local hospitals.

Preemie Skull Caps

Preemie blankets (30” x 30”approx)

Blanket Squares 6" (Will be put together to make blanket)

Knitted, Crocheted, Quilt or Sewn.

Please ensure blankets have no holes where little fingers, toes or

medical equipment can get caught.

No age limit – No exhibitor fee – No limit of entries

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No judging of items or prizes awarded.

For pattern and size information,

Visit our Website at www.rocktonworldsfair.comor contact the fair

office at 519-647-2502.

Get a warm, fuzzy feeling when you help your community family

and at-risk babies.

SECTION 74

CRAFTS AND HOBBIES

CHAIR: Winnie Linker 519-647-2554

COMMITTEE: Barbara Christianson, Corrie Nykamp, Dorothy

Sager, Janis Patterson, Meryl Hamilton, Marlene Giangualano,

Barbara Wieczorek, Carly Thomas, Linda Baine, Sue Graci,

Theresa Slemko, Beth Robertson, Joy Thompson, Amy Vignal,

Bev Westoby, Sarah Borsellino, Lynn Nicholson, Lois Williams,

Julia Vanderkooy, Erin Matis

VOLUNTEERS: Rachelle Girard, Shannon Nolan, Lydia

Vanderkooy


⚫ All articles must be unsoiled, in good repair, and free of

animal hair.

⚫ Any article previously shown at the Rockton Fair will not be

accepted.

⚫ Please adhere to the stated measurements. Oversized items

will be disqualified.

⚫ All items must be display ready.

⚫ Additional prizes are for 1st place only, unless otherwise

noted.

Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $6, 4th: $5 - Unless otherwise

noted

Classes:

1. Eye Catching Outside Door Decoration

Using only natural materials - not to exceed 24" overall -

ready to hang

2. Unique Coffee Table Flower Arrangement - 15" -

RETAINED


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No candles - in traditional Halloween colours approx

dimensions 7"H x 18"L


Sponsor: Betty Burgess

3. Twiddlemuff - washable - RETAINED & DONATED to St.

Joseph's Villa, Dundas

A double thickness hand muff with bits and bobs attached

inside and out

Designed to provide stimulation activity for restless hands

for patients suffering from dementia.

Twiddlemuff pattern available at fair office.


Sponsor: Ruth Simpson

4. Wow us with your smocking project


Sponsor: Mary Maxim

5. A Tatted Article


Sponsor: Rockton Womens Institute

6. Mmm - Casserole Warmer Tote


Sponsor: Fabricland

7. A Wooden Article - not to exceed 18" overall


Sponsor: Kev-Art Contracting

8. Article of Woodburning - Maximum overall size 15"

9. Wall Art made with old barn board

Barn board Sculpture - multi layered - Maximum size 12' X

24"

10. Decorated Handmade Guest Vanity Basket - 12"

Containing 3 Items - e.g. hairspray, sewing kit, etc



11. A Wooden Decor Item - Approx 5"

12. Handmade Refrigerator Magnet

13. Article using Plastic Canvas - not to exceed

12"x15"x15"



14. Finished Pottery Item - Maximum size 12"

15. Handpainted Ceramic Item

16. Functional yet Beautiful Handmade Tote Bag

Max Size 16"x16" excluding handles



17. Handmade Baby Shower Gift - not clothing - max size

15" overall

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18. Unique Table Favour for Wedding

19. Two Complementary, not identical items for a Bazaar



20. NEW: Two Complementary, not identical, non-kitchen

items for a bazaar

21. A Set of 2 Handmade Candles

22. An Article of Stained Glass - Max size 24" including

frame


Sponsor: Carolyn James

23. Handmade Greeting Card, not to exceed 5"x7"

24. Greeting Card incorporating Hand Stitching

Excluding cross-stitch or embroidery



25. Grandma's Treasured Gift for a Child

No clothing, quilts or afghans, not to exceed 20"


Sponsor: Ruth Gunby

26. Postage Stamps, mounted display of 12 to 20 with an

International Theme

27. Display of 15 Buttons mounted

On a 8.5" X 11" sheet in R.A.S. Colours - Burgandy and

Gold


Sponsor: In Memory of Pat Cooper

28. Thanksgiving Centrepiece featuring Candle(s), not to

exceed 15"


Sponsor: Dorothy Sager

29. Handmade Jewellery using only Glass Beads. not from

a kit



30. Mason Jar Decor Item

31. Sculpture, any media - not to exceed 15" overall

32. A Craft made from Felt Material NOT Needle Felting

Please see Spinning and Weaving classes 109 & 110



33. Mug Rug for just a Mug, up to 6"

See item 69 for larger Mug Rug category


Sponsor: Fabricland

34. Any other Hobby Item not Listed

Suitable to be shown in fair display case, max 20" - can be

made from a kit

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35. Most Original Hobby, not listed, not from a kit

36. Any Article of Hand Embroidery



37. Two Homemade Practical Placemats, complete with

homemade Napkins

No serging



38. One only Child's Placemat


Sponsor: Fabricland

39. Functional Kitchen Article, ready to hang



40. Two Oven Mitts & One Co-ordinating Hot Mat, max 8"

diameter



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41. Pincushion, with Recycled Items named, plus fabric



42. Pincushion, any other kind



43. Handmade Practical Dishcloth, Knitted

Special 1st Prize - Class 43 Prize: $10 Prize: $10 Gift

Certificate


44. Handmade Practical Dishcloth, Crocheted



45. Decorated Guest Hand Towel, any material



46. Scented Sachet for a Drawer



47. Decorated Picture Frame, no picture, no mat



48. Fabulous Handcrafted Bag, made from Recycled

Materials



49. Useful Article made from Recycled Materials, max size

15"


Sponsor: In Memory of Pat Cooper

50. Article made of Multi-Media, approx 12"

Special 1st Prize - Class 50 Prize: $10 Prize: $10 Gift

Certificate

Sponsor: Winnie Linker

51. Mittens made from an Old Sweater, must include

picture of sweater



52. Half Apron with Pocket



53. BBQ Apron



54. Tablerunner, fine work



55. Needle Book for Sewing Machine or Hand Sewing

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Needles



56. Tea Cozy, Fabric



57. Paverpol - a water based decoration & textile hardener

Usually fibers are dipped in Paverol & wrapped around a

sturdy base (Winner of 2017 new craft class)



58. Handmade Fabric Purse, must include pattern


Sponsor: Heirloom Treasures

59. Decorated Memory Box



60. Neck Pillow

61. Padded Seat Cushion for a Chair



62. Cushion, any quilting technique



63. Decorative Throw Cushion



64. Any other Cushion, not listed



65. Character Pillow for a Toddler, decorative and safe



66. Handmade Blanket for a Doll, max 16"x26"



67. Wooden Intarsia, mosaic-like picture, max 24"x36",

ready to hang if picture

Woodworking technique of various shapes, sizes & species

of fitted wood creating illusion of depth

68. Decorated Sweatshirt - use your imagination!



69. Mug Rug for a Mug & Treat, 6" - max 10"

See item 33 for smaller Mug Rug category



70. Decor for a Child's Room

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71. Handmade Doll, practical, max 30"



72. Handmade Animal, dressed, max 30"


Sponsor; Len's Mill Stores

73. NEW: Catchy, Decorated Clay Flowerpot



74. Funky Door Stop. must be weighted

75. Door Handle Decoration for a Child's Room

76. An eye-catching Cover for ElectronicTablet or Book



77. New! Winner 'Next Big Craft' from 2018 - Paint Chip Art -

Attach at least 2 samples of paint chips used



78. "Next Big Craft"

Winning entry will become a Class for 2020

79. Dream Board, depicting your Life 10 Yrs from Now

Using a mosaic of pictures, max size 11" X 17"

80. Two Complementary (not identical) Adult Coloured, Fair

Friendly Pictures

Mounted max size 9"x13"

Sponsorship: $10.00, Barbara Christianson

Sponsorship: $10.00, Ruth Simpson


Sponsor: In Memory of Fran Simpson

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81. Scrapbooking, two facing pages, 'sights & sounds of

nature'

82. A Unique and Creative Article made with Burlap

83. Something Cool Made with Neck Ties



84. Unique Item Created with Duct Tape

Special 1st Place - Class 84 Prize: $10 Gift Certificate

Sponsor: Winnie Linker

85. Handcrafted Puppet with a name

86. Handcrafted Wire Sculpture - max 18"High X 12" Wide


Sponsor: Joy Thomson

87. Necklace made with an Unusual Item(s)

88. Unfinished Object & briefly explain why it is not

Completed

The explanation will be judged on rational and originality

89. A Fascinator


Sponsor: Barb Christianson

90. Bookmark, using any technique

91. Bed Runner, any technique, max 36"W x 72"L



92. Decorated Wine Gift Bag

93. Wine Glass ID Tags - set of 4

94. A Handmade Mask



95. An Item Decorated with a home & hobby cutting method

E.G. Scan & Cut, Circut etc.

Classes 96-104:

Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $14, 3rd: $13, 4th: $12

96. An Item of Tole Painting, Max 15"

97. Foil Scraping Picture, max 20", ready to hang


Sponsor: Shirley McKnight

98. New! Raw Edge Applique Art - e.g. Toni Whitney

designs


Sponsor Ruth Gunby

99. Needlepoint Picture including frame, greater than 18",

ready to hang

100. Cross Stitch Sampler with Saying


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Sponsor: Janis Patterson

101. Hand Counted Cross Stitch Picture, greater than 20",

ready to hang

102. Hand Counted Cross Stitch Picture, between 14' & 20",

ready to hang

103. Hand Counted Cross Stitch Picture, less than 14",

ready to hang

104. Any Other Article Handcounted Cross Stitch, excluding

pictures

Most Points for Top 3 Exhibitors - Classes 101 - 104 Prize:

Gift for top 3 Exhibitors

Sponsor: Great Bear Canada

HAND SPINNING AND WEAVING


⚫ Beginner in both spinning and weaving with two years or less

experience.

⚫ Advanced in both spinning and weaving with two years or

more experience.

⚫ A card must be submitted with all items entered with the

following information. This card must be attached to the item.For

spinning classes, a sample of the carded fleece and an

18”sample of singles as well of that which is specified in each

class;It is expected that the fibre be natural and hand spun

unless otherwise specified.Technique used e.g spinning

technique; weave structure, finishing technique, dyeing,

etc.Sample or item in progress must be at least 4” x 4”, no

less.Commercial fibre is allowed for woven items. Include a

sample of the fibre on the card with the woven item

Special - Judge's Special - Classes 105 - 112 Prize: $25

Sponsor: Cambridge Hand Weavers & Spinners Guild

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105. Beginner Spinner- Two continuous Yard Sample

Using two-ply yarn & 4"x4" sample. May be knitted,

crocheted or woven

Special 1st Prize - Class 105 Prize: 100 gram Bag of Fleece

Sponsor: Shetland Meadows

106. Advanced Spinner - Two continuous Yarn Sample

Using two-ply yarn & 4"x4" sample. May be knitted,

crocheted or woven.

Special 1st Prize - Class 106 Prize: 100 gram Bag of Fleece

Sponsor: Shetland Meadows

107. Beginner Weaver - Completed Scarf - Size, fibre &

pattern of your choice

108. Advanced Weaver - Any Completed Article - fibre &

pattern of your choice

109. An Article of Needle Felting - depicting a Landscape

For Regular Craft Item Please See Class 32


Sponsor Joy Thomson

110. An Article of Needle Felting - Caricature or Animal

Completely Needle felted, not embellished. For Regular

Felt Craft Item please see Class 32

Special 1st Prize - Class 110 Prize: Gift of Fibre

Sponsor: Valbaine Fibres

111. New! Wet Felting - demonstrate your skill in creating a

picture work of art

Using this centuries old craft - max 12" X 12"

112. Completed Creative Endeavour - anything is

permissible

Include card with necessary information as per above

rules. Submit sample of all yarns & technique

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COMPANION CORNER:

All Entries in Classes 113-118 inclusive will be RETAINED &

DONATED to

Flamborough Animal Adoptions

113. A Cat Blanket - approx 18"x18"

114. A Small Dog or Cat Bed/Pillow, approx 18"x18"



115. Dog Toy



116. Cat Toy - May include catnip

117. Dog Leash



118. Dog Coat made from a Recycled Item - must include

picture of recycled item


Sponsor: Ruth Simpson

SECTION 75

QUILTS

CHAIR: Nancy Mills - 905-659-7314

CO-CHAIR: Lynda Evans

COMMITTEE: Shirley Conway, Lori-Alyce Martin, Elaine Pasuta,

Jenna Erkelens, Evelyn Steunenburg, Judy McKnight, Devon

Johnson, Lauren Borsellino, Alex Presta

QUILTS, AFGHANS, RUGS, WALL HANGINGS, KNITTED,

CROCHETED ITEMS


⚫ The exhibitor must complete all work unless otherwise

specified.

⚫ Please no straight pins.

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⚫ Attach your fair tag to your entry before you drop it off.

⚫ Judges may disqualify old or soiled entries.

⚫ Any article previously judged in Section 75 at the Rockton

Fair (excluding Class 20) will not be accepted.

⚫ A Champion and Reserve Champion Hand and Domestic

Machine Quilt will be picked from all eligible entries (classes 1 to

5 and 6 to 10). The champion quilts in each section will then go

on to compete at the OAAS District 6 competition. If an exhibitor

does not wish their quilt to compete, please state so before the

judging takes place.

⚫ Hand Quilt classes 1 to 5 must be a minimum of 324”

measured on the perimeter to compete at the OAAS District 6

level. Smaller quilts will not be eligible.

⚫ Domestic Machine Quilt / Wall Hanging classes 6 to 10 must

be a minimum of 324” measured on the perimeter to compete

at the OAAS District 6 level. Note: the article can be square or

rectangular, etc. Smaller quilts will not be eligible.

⚫ If a winning quilt is not available to compete at District 6, then

the Reserve Champion quilt will compete in its place.

⚫ If a quilt wins at district level, the quilt is then eligible to go to

the OAAS Convention for judging. For rules and regulations see

ontariofairs.com.

⚫ Domestic Machine and Long-arm classes 6 to 13 are to be

the exhibitor’s own work

⚫ No commercial work, unless otherwise noted.

Special prizes:

Grand Champion Hand Quilt Prize: $50

Awarded In Memory of Stephanie Pasuta

Reserve Champion Hand Quilt Prize: $25 Gift Certificate

Sponsor: Cherished Pieces

Grand Champion Machine Quilt Prize: $50

Awarded In Memory of Stephanie Pasuta

Reserve Champion Machine Quilt Prize: $25 Gift Certificate

Sponsor: Cherished Pieces

Most Points in Section 75 Prize: $25 Gift Certificate


Judge's Choice Prize: $10

Sponsor: Shirley Conway

HAND QUILTED QUILTS - Classes 1 to 5:

Minimum Size 324" measured on the perimeter

Prizes: 1st: $20, 2nd: $17, 3rd: $13, 4th: $11

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1. Quilt, Pieced



2. Quilt, Pieced & Appliqued, and/or Embroidered

3. Quilt, Judged on Quilting Only

4. Quilt, Pieced and Quilted by a Group


Sponsor: R.A.S.

5. Quilt, Exhibitor's Choice

Special Most Points Classes 1 - 5 Prize: $10

Sponsor: Lori-Alyce Martin

DOMESTIC MACHINE QUILTED QUILTS - Classes 6 to 10:

Minimum 192" measured on the Perimeter unless otherwise

stated - Exhibitors work only

Prizes: 1st: $20, 2nd: $17, 3rd: $13, 4th: $11

6. Quilt, Machine Appliqued, and/or Embroidered



7. Quilt, Machine Pieced and Quilted

8. Quilt, Machine Quilt as You Go

9. Quilt, Exhibitor's Choice

10. Quilt, Machine Quilted and Pieced

Minimum 324" measured on the perimeter

Special Most Points Classes 6 - 10 Prize: $25 Gift Certificate

Sponsor: Quilter's Nine Patch

LONG- ARM QUILTED QUILTS - Classes 11 to 13:

Minimum 192" measured on the Perimeter

Prizes: 1st: $20, 2nd: $17, 3rd: $13, 4th: $11

11. Quilt, Judged on Exhibitor's Quilting Only

12. Quilt, Scrappy- Second Party Quilting Allowed

13. Quilt, Appliqued or Embroidered- Second Party Quilting

Allowed

QUILTS - OTHER - Classes 14 to 19:

Minimum 192" measured on the perimeter unless otherwise

stated

Prizes: 1st: $20, 2nd: $17, 3rd: $13, 4th: $11

14. Quilt, Juvenile Theme - Hand or Machine Quilted



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15. Quilt, approx Lap size to Single Bed Size, Hand Quilted

16. Quilt, approx Lap size to Single Bed Size, Machine

Quilted

17. Rag Quilt



18. Quilt, Hand or Machine Quilted

MAXIMUM 192" measured on the Perimeter

19. Quilt, Wheelchair Size, Hand or Machine Quilted

MAXIMUM 130" measured on the Perimeter


Sponsor: Fabricland


Sponsor: Lois James

QUILT BLOCK CHALLENGE:

Prizes: 1st: $12, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $9, 4th: $7

20A. Quilt Block, Autumn Theme, 12½” blocks.

Pieced with best use of fabric. Kits including common

fabric and instructions will be available from the Fair office

after May 1st. Blocks will be retained to create a

wheelchair-sized quilt for donation.

Special 1st Prize - Class 20A Prize: $10 Gift Certificate


20B. Unfinished Quilt Top

Ready to assemble - Minimum 192" measured on the

Perimeter

SMALLER ITEMS - Classes 21 to 26:

Prizes: 1st: $12, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $9, 4th: $7

21. Crib Quilt, Hand Quilted - No Panels


Sponsor: Nancy Mills

22. Crib Quilt, Machine Quilted - No Panels

Special 1st Prize Prize: $10 Gift Certificate


23. Crib Quilt, Panel - Machine or Hand Quilted

24. Quilted Item (ie. Jacket, Vest, Bag, Etc)


Sponsor: Hamilton Sewing Machine

25. Quilted Table Runner



26. Miniature Quilt - not to exceed 100" on Perimeter - Hand

or Machine Quilted

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Sponsor: Hamilton Sewing Machine


Sponsor: Feathering Quilt Shop

WALL HANGINGS - Classes 27 to 30:

Wall Hanging - Maximum 192" measured on the Perimeter -

unframed & ready to hang

Prizes: 1st: $12, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $9, 4th: $7

27. Wall Hanging, Machine Quilted

28. Wall Hanging, Hand Quilted


Sponsor: The Quilt Rack

29. Wall Hanging, Incorporating Embroidery & Quilting


Special: Heirloom Treasures

30. Wall Hanging, Quilted, Exhibitor's Choice


Sponsor: R.A.S.

KNITTED / CROCHETED ITEMS - Classes 31 to 39:

Minimum 192" measured on the Perimeter for classes 31-34

Prizes: 1st: $12, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $9, 4th: $7

31. Afghan, Made with Squares



32. Afghan, Crocheted

33. Afghan, Ripple, Pattern Only

34. Afghan, Knitted


Sponsor: Rockton Womens Institute

35. Afghan, Crocheted

MAXIMUM 192" measured on perimeter

36. Afghan, Knitted

MAXIMUM 192" measured on perimeter

37. Baby Carriage Cover, Knitted

MAXIMUM 120" measured on the Perimeter - fringe not

lncluded



38. Baby Carriage Cover, Crocheted

MAXIMUM 120" measured on the Perimeter - fringe not

included


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39. Rug, Any Kind

Special Judge's Choice - Classes 31 - 39 Prize: $10

Sponsor: R.A.S.


Sponsor: Mary Maxim

SECTION 76

CHRISTMAS

CHAIR: Michelle McKnight 289-775-6712

COMMITTEE: Karen McKnight, Joan Gerritsen, Tracy Aikema-

Robb,

Victoria Reynolds, Karen Hunt, Peggy LaVigne, Keri Morrison,

Elaine Krompart, Sandra Solonik


⚫ Any article previously shown at Rockton Fair will not be

accepted.

Prizes: 1st: $6.50, 2nd: $5.50, 3rd: $5.00, 4th: $4.50

Special prizes:

Most Points in Christmas - Class 1 to 26 Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd:

$15

Sponsor: R.A.S.

Classes:

1. Christmas Apron for a Child

2. Christmas Dinner Table Centrepiece, Max Height 16"

Additional 1st Prize - Class 2 Prize: $10

Sponsor: R.A.S.

3. Christmas Door Decoration For Inside Door

(not a wreath), ready to hang

4. Lantern Decorated For Christmas

5. Christmas Wreath, ready to hang


Sponsor: R.A.S.

6. Gingerbread House


Sponsor: Michelle McKnight

7. Handmade Piece of Christmas Jewellery

8. Christmas Wreath made Primarily with Natural

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Materials, ready to hang


Sponsor: R.A.S.

9. Christmas Stocking, Practical, ready to hang


Sponsor: Peggy LaVigne

10. Christms Stocking, Decorative, ready to hang

11. Handmade Tree Ornament - Needlework of Any Kind

(knitting, crochet, cross stitch etc) Decorative - ready to

hang

12. Tree Ornament, garland

13. Tree Ornament, any other

14. Christmas Tree Topper

15. Handcrafted Christmas Snowman


Sponsor: Elaine Krompart

16. Farm Themed Christmas Decoration


Sponsor: Michelle McKnight

17. Christmas Scrapbook Page

18. Handmade Stuffie, dressed for Christmas

Suitable as a Child's Toy, Minimum 10" height


Sponsor R.A.S

19. Holiday themed, Wooden Sign, ready to hang


Sponsor: Joan Gerritsen

20. Hand Crafted Christmas Card,no envelope

21. Christmas Tree Skirt

22. Upcycled Toque or Scarf

23. Handmade festive Oven Mitts (pair)


Sponsor: R.A.S.

24. Santa Claus/Father Christmas

Any Medium, Freestanding, not a tree ornament


Sponsor: Keri Morrison

25. Decorated Christmas Gift Tag

26. Fresh Evergreen Outdoor Christmas Arrangement -

Lightweight


Sponsor R.A.S.

SECTION 77

SENIOR CITIZENS

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CHAIR: Shelley Scott – 519-647-0174

CO-CHAIR: Joanne Boone

COMMITTEE: Bev deJonge, Marilyn DeLeeuw, Dinny Riddell,

Jennifer Wood


⚫ Open to men or women 65 years or over.

⚫ No exhibitor fee required.

⚫ Exhibitor may enter only one article per class.

⚫ Entries made by a seniors’ home should include the

exhibitor’s name.

⚫ For classes 28 and 29 (paintings), all art must be dry,

securely wired, and ready to hang.

Prizes: 1st: $6.00, 2nd: $5.00, 3rd: $4.50, 4th: $4.00

Special prizes:

Highest Points in Classes 1 to 29 -$15. Sponsor: R.A.S.

Prize: $15

Classes:

1. Winter Hat or Toque - Knitted or Crocheted

2. Slippers or Bed Socks, Hand Knitted or Crocheted

3. An Article Using Pressed Flowers

4. An Article of Cross Stitch

5. Handmade Toy, Suitable For A Grandchild

6. Baby Gift - Knitted or Crocheted - Wearable Item or Set

7. Mittens - Plain Knit

8. Mittens - Fancy Knit

9. Knitted or Crocheted Wearable Item or Set

10. Useful Article from Something Discarded

11. Fall Centrepiece Using Natural Materials, not to exceed

50cm X 50cm

12. Handmade Card or Invitation

13. Article of Wood, not to exceed 15" in any direction


Sponsor: Mary Krompart

14. Article Created by Person 80 yrs. or over


Sponsor: Joanne Boone

15. Decorative Painting on Any Surface Medium, not

framed

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16. Article Suitable For A Bazaar, wearable

17. Article Suitable For A Bazaar, not wearable, not to

exceed 50cm X 50cm

18. Christmas Article Suitable For A Bazaar, wearable

19. Christmas Article Suitable For Bazaar, not wearable, not

to exceed 50cm X 50cm

20. Afghan - Knitted


Sponsor: Shelley Scott

21. Afghan - Crocheted

22. Baby Afghan - Knitted

23. Baby Afghan - Crocheted

24. Prayer Shawl

25. Article of Embroidery


Sponsor: Marilyn DeLeeuw

26. Handmade Piece of Jewelery

27. Quilting Block of a present Project - under 15"

28. Acrylic Painting - Any Subject, Done by Exhibitor

29. Water Colour


Sponsor: Bronka Ridley

30. Adult Coloured Picture - In a Plastic Sleeve - Maximum

size 9" x 13"



SECTION 77.1

CERTIFIED VISUALLY CHALLENGED

CHAIR: Shelley Scott- 519-647-0174


⚫ No age limit.

⚫ No exhibitor fee required.

⚫ Exhibitor may enter only one article per class.

Prizes: 1st: $6.00, 2nd: $5.00, 3rd: $4.50, 4th: $4.00

Special prizes:

Most Points in Classes 1 to 7 Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $5

Sponsor: R.A.S. & Mary Krompart

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Classes:

1. An Article of Pottery - not to exceed 12" in any direction

2. Useful Article from Something Discarded

3. Handmade Piece of Jewellery

4. A Knitted Article or Set

5. A Crocheted Article or Set

6. An Original Poem, Any Subject, done by Exhibitor

Typed or hand written, mounted or framed, not to exceed 12"

7. Miscellaneous, any subject not listed

SECTION 78

ART

CHAIRPERSON: Alycia Mand

COMMITTEE: Lori Clark, Phil Woods, C.J. Willard, Ali Hickman,

Julie Curzon-McCoy, Wendy Willard, Meredith Mand, Carole

Hunt, Angela Hunt

Rules and Regulations for Primary and Junior Classes:

⚫ To be accepted, all primary and junior art must be framed or

mounted, dry and ready to hang on a pegboard. Any artwork that

does not meet these criteria may be disqualified at the discretion

of the judges.

⚫ Work submitted must be the exhibitor’s own composition

designed from life, still life, or an imaginative concept from his or

her own experiences.

⚫ Any art previously shown at Rockton Fair will not be

accepted.

⚫ An exhibitor may show only one entry per class.

⚫ Refer to General Rules and Regulations regarding entry

deadlines.

⚫ No articles will be admitted with name, initial, or

distinguishing mark thereon.

⚫ No articles in the exhibition halls will be allowed to be

removed until 5:00 p.m. on Monday, Thanksgiving Day, at

which time the halls will be cleared by the officers on the

grounds. All exhibitors will receive an exhibitor pass, which will

entitle them to re-enter the halls to remove their exhibits.

⚫ All Art must be picked up on Monday.

⚫ No paint by numbers.

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PRIMARY ART

Work submitted must be the exhibitor’s own composition.

Open to anyone born in 2010-2019 (up to 9 years) inclusive.

State your age on your entry form and all exhibitors’ tags.

PRIMARY DRAWING - ANY MEDIUM:

Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3

1. Adventure in Colour

2. Happiest Face

3. Any Outdoor Fun Activity

4. Any Subject

Best Drawing - Classes 1 - 4 Prize: $10

Sponsor: Rockton Lions Club

PRIMARY PAINTING - ANY MEDIUM:

Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3, 4th: $2

5. Flower(s) or Garden

6. Hand Prints, Design A Picture Using Your Hand Print(s)

7. Any Subject

JUNIOR ART

Work submitted must be the exhibitor’s own composition.

Open to anyone born in 2003-2009 (10-16 years) inclusive.

State your age on your entry form and all exhibitors’ tags.

JUNIOR PAINTINGS - ANY MEDIUM:


8. Still Life

9. My Favorite Car Truck - "Live in the Fast Lane"

10. My Subject

JUNIOR DRAWINGS:

Junior Drawing - Charcoal, ink, wax crayon, pencil or pastel


11. New Exhibitor - Any Subject


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Sponsor: RAS

12. My "Hero"

13. Zentangle, up to 4" x6"

14. Any Subject


Sponsor: Merry Farms Inc

15. My Pet(s)

16. My Favorite Pastime (sports, gaming, chess, cards,

horses lego etc)

Best of Show in Art - Classes 1 - 16 Prize: $60 Prize: Rosette

Sponsor: R.A.S.


In Memory of Doug Woods by Phil Woods

JUNIOR PAINTINGS - ANY MEDIUM:

May be copies


17. "The Great Outdoors"

18. Any Subject

Most Points - Classes 1 - 18 Prize: $25

Sponsor: In Memory of Trevor Chamberlain by Terri Mand

OPEN ART CLASSES


⚫ To be accepted, all art must be framed or mounted dry and

ready to hang on a pegboard. Any artwork that does not meet

these criterias may be disqualified at the discretion of the

judge(s).

⚫ Work submitted must be the exhibitor’s own composition,

designed from life, still life or an imaginative concept from their

own experiences.

⚫ Any art previously shown at Rockton Fair will not be

accepted.

⚫ An exhibitor may show only one entry in each class.

⚫ Each entry must have exhibitor’s tag securely fastened, on

lower right corner.

⚫ The exhibitor must conceal any signature on the art piece.

⚫ Any art exhibitor wishing to sell a piece of art, please inform

the Art committee on the day the art is submitted.

⚫ No paint by numbers.

⚫ Refer to General Rules and Regulations regarding entry

deadlines.

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OPEN PAINTINGS - OIL OR ACRYLIC:

Work submitted must be the exhibitor's own composition

Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6

19. A Country Scene

20. Autumn Colours

21. Animal or Bird

22. Waterscape/Shoreline

23. Flower(s)

24. Country Building

25. Still Life

26. Any Subject

Best Art - Classes 19 - 26 Prize: $10

Sponsor: RAS

OPEN PAINTINGS - WATERCOLOUR:


Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6

27. Autumn Colours

28. Waterscape/Shoreline

29. Animal(s) or Bird(s)

30. A Country Scene

31. Spring Time

32. Flower(s)

33. Portrait (person)

34. Any Subject

Best Art - Classes 27 - 34 Prize: $10

Sponsor: RAS

OPEN DRAWINGS: CHARCOAL, INK, WAX, CRAYON,

PENCIL, CONTE:


Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6

35. Portrait (peson)

36. Pet or Animal

37. Zentangle, up to 4" X 6"

38. Still Life

39. Cottage Life

40. Any Subject


Sponsor: Rockton Lions Club

OPEN PAINTINGS - ANY MEDIUM:

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May be copies

Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $5

41. Beginner's Choice - Open to artist who started painting

in past 2 yrs


42. Still Life

43. Farm Scene

44. Any Subject

45. Landscape

46. Antique or Collection of Antiques

47. Flower(s)

48. Animal(s) or Bird(s)

49. Abstract

50. A Painting from A Copy, (a mirror image), Any Source,

Any Subject

(attach copy to back of painting)

Most Points - Classes 19 - 50 Prize: $15

Sponsor: R.A.S.


Sponsor: Curry's Art Store

Best of Show - Open Art Class - Any Medium Prize: $60

Prize: Rosette

Sponsor: R.A.S.

SECTION 79

FLOWERS (Horticulture)

CHAIR: Karen Coulter – 519-209-8677

COMMITTEE: Karen Brunsch, Jean Betzner, Kelly Rodgers,

Amanda Vanderharst, Jeanette Jamieson, Ena Kerr, Judy

Hughes, Riky Timbrell


⚫ Entry tags must be attached to containers.

⚫ Judging will be done according to the Ministry of Agriculture's

Publication, Horticulture Judging Standards.

Special prizes:

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Most Points in Flower Section - Horticulture Trophy Prize:

$15 Prize: Horticulture Trophy & $15

Sponsor: Edo & Linda Bergsma and R.A.S.

Second Highest Points in Flowers Prize: $15

Sponsor: Lynden Horticultural Society

Judges' Choice - Best of Show Prize: $10 Prize: Rosette &

$10

Sponsor: Dr. Kelly Rodgers Family Dentistry

ARRANGEMENTS:

Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6

1. Farm Boot

A vertical arrangement in a work boot

2. The Old Wagon Road

A vertical arrangement using non-invasive wayside

materials

3. Christmas on the Farm

A door swag using berries and nuts. Artificial materials may

be used for a bow

4. Bring in the Sheaves

An all-around arrangement incorporating grain

5. A Farm Story

A one sided arrangement featuring a family photograph

showing generations. Photo not to exceed 5"x7"

6. Running through the Cornfield

An arrangement featuring a cob of corn

7. Milkman

An arrangement in a milk bottle

8. Celebrating behnd the Barn

A miniature arrangement in a shot glass

9. Thanksgiving Dinner

An all-around arrangement for the dining table

10. Harvest Moon

A crescent shaped arrangement

11. Century Farm

A floral arrangement that uses a vintage farm picture as

inspiration.

Photo or picture to accompany your arrangement

12. Working the Farm

An arrangement featuring toy implement

13. Swimming Hole

A water arrangement in a shallow container

14. A Time to Sow and A Time to Reap

A one-sided arrangment featuring a Farmer's Almanac

15. Farm Stories with Grandma

An arrangement incorporating a child's book

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16. Garden Gate

An arrangement featuring a garden gate

17. Walk through the Meadow

A basket arrangement featuring daisies or daisy like flowers

18. Farm Family Dinner

A buffet arrangement featuring apples, vegetables and

candles

19. Footprint

A designer's choice featuring a child's footprint

20. Baa Baa Black Sheep

A black and white triangular arrangement

Special Most Points in Arrangements - Classes 1 - 20 Prize:

$10 Prize: Trophy

Sponsor: Lynden Horticultural Society

Special Judges Choice in Arrangements Prize: $10

Sponsor: Ena and Dennis Kerr

CUT FLOWERS:

Exhibitor must grow all exhibits & flowers exhibited with foliage

on stem

Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4

21. Hydrangea, 1 Bloom - round

22. Hydrangea, 1 Bloom - cone shaped

23. Calendula, 3 Blooms

24. Marigolds, 3 Blooms, under 3" (7 cm) diameter - same

colour

25. Marigolds, 3 Blooms, 3" (7 cm) and over - same colour

26. Petunias, 3 Blooms - single

27. Rose, 1 Bloom - floating

28. Rose, 1 Spray

29. Snapdragons, 3 Stems

30. Chrysanthemum, 1 Spray

31. Salvia, 3 Spikes

32. Cosmos, 3 Blooms

33. Dahlia, 3 Blooms, under 4" (10 cm) diameter

34. Dahlia, 1 bloom, 4" diameter or over

35. Zinnias, 3 Blooms

36. Sedum, 1 Stem - Cut Flowers

37. Daisy/daisy type, 3 blooms

Special Most Points in Cut Flowers - Classes 22A - 37 Prize:

$10

Sponsor: Karen Coulter

PELARGONIUM (GERANIUM) SPECIAL:

Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3

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38. Geranium - 3 Cut Blooms

39. An Arrangement Using Geraniums - in a suitable

container

40. A Pot of Mixed Geraniums - named

Special Most Points in Pelargonium (Geranium) - Classes 38

- 40 Prize: $10 Prize: Plaque

Sponsor: Flamborough Horticultural Society

DECORATIVE POTTED PLANTS:

Container considered - Must have grown the plant at least three

months

Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4

41. Hydroponic Plant - In a suitable container

42. African Violet, Flowering

43. Flowering Plant, Identified

44. Cactus or Succulent, Any Variety, Single Plant

45. Coleus Pot

46. Begonia, Any Type, Flowering

47. Dish Garden, at Least 3 Varieties

48. Any Other Houseplant, not listed, named

49. Hanging Plant, non-flowering

50. Hanging Plant, flowering, single variety

51. Mixed Patio Pot, at least 3 Varieties


Sponsor: R.A.S.

Most Points in Decorative Potted Plants - Classes 41 - 51

Prize: $15

Sponsor: R.A.S.

Most Points in Cut Flowers & Potted Plants -Classes 22 - 51


Sponsor: The Dirt Depot

SECTION 80

WOODCARVING

CHAIR: Dave Wilson – 519-647-2438

COMMITTEE: Jane Collins, Sybille Stahl, Joe Thorogood


⚫ Two entries per classes 1 to 22 are allowed.

⚫ Maximum size 18” by 18”, excepting canes and walking

sticks.

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⚫ No computer-generated items (i.e. laser cut items).

⚫ Youth section is up to age 15 years. Two entries per youth

allowed.

Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4

Special prizes:

Best of Show - Sponsor: R.A.S. Prize: $25

OPEN AMATEUR CLASSES:

1. Relief Carving - (Shallow, Deep, Open)

2. Carving in the Round - Wildlife & Domestic Animals -

other than Birds

3. Birds (painted or natural)

4. Caricature or Human Form

5. Chip Carving

6. Miscellaneous - can include other medium

E.g. bone, antler, gourd, soapstone or spoons, flowers,

chains, canes, etc.

Best in Open Amateur - Classes 1 - 6: Sponsor: County Ag

Services Prize: $25 Certificate & Rosette

NOVICE CLASSES:

Not to have Won Five 1st Place Ribbons in Any Previous RAS

Woodcarving Competition



other than Birds



11. Chip Carving



chains, canes, etc.

Best in Novice - Classes 7 - 12: Sponsor: County Ag


SENIOR CLASSES:

Sixty-five years and over, no entry fee required



other than Birds



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17. Chip Carving



chains, canes, etc.

Best in Senior - Classes 13 - 18: Sponsor: County Ag


YOUTH CLASS:

19. Youth age up to 15 years allowed to enter up to two

entries

Painted or Unpainted Woodcarving, Wood Burning, Chip

Carving, Relief Carving, Soapstone, etc

OPEN TO ALL CARVERS:

Maximum 12" (30 cm) in height

20. Carving (relief or Carving in Round) Representing

Farming

Additional 1st Prize - Class 20 Prize: $25 Prize: Rosette

Sponsor: Copetown Wood Chippers in Memory of Bruce Hill

WOODBURNING:

21. Open Amateur Class - Any Natural or Painted Article

22. Novice Class, Any Natural or Painted Article

23. Senior Class - Any Natural or Painted Article

Best of Woodburning - Classes 21 - 23: Sponsor: County Ag


WOODCARVING DEMONSTRATION

The Copetown Wood Chippers will be demonstrating

woodcarving and woodburning throughout the weekend. Come

and see what woodcarving and woodburning is all about.

SECTION 81

PHOTOGRAPHY

CHAIR: Lara Reid - 905-577-7564

COMMITTEE: Anne & David Jamieson, William Hinrichs, Richard

Porter,

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Karen Major, Michael & Heather Overmeyer, Keith Reid, John

Overmeyer,

Jamie Buisman, Khari Onufer, Diane Lassaline, Samantha

Lassaline


⚫ All photos must be taken by exhibitor.

⚫ Exhibitors may only enter one competition level: Junior or

Amateur or Advanced.

⚫ Exhibitor may enter only one entry per class.

⚫ All entry forms must be received by Friday, September 27th,

2019. Each late entry will be charged $1.00 per item.

⚫ Exhibits will be received in the Farm and Home building from

7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., Friday, October 4th and 9:00 a.m. to noon

on Saturday, October 5th, 2019. Exhibitor Tags can be attached

to prints at this time and location.

⚫ An identification mark or printing of any kind is not permitted

on the front of any print or mounting.

⚫ Images previously shown at Rockton World's Fair will not be

accepted.

⚫ The judgment of the photography committee, in this regard,

will be final.

⚫ All photos submitted should be different from each other.

Photos with the same person, pet, building, location, etc. will not

be judged.

⚫ Digital alterations on prints must be limited to traditional

darkroom techniques.Open digital editing will be accepted only

for the Advanced competition.

⚫ Images that are considered to be objectionable or offensive

will not be allowed to compete or be displayed.

⚫ All competitions are for true amateurs only.

⚫ Consistent, top, award winners, (as determined by the

committee in the Amateur competition classes), will be required

to limit entries to Advanced competition classes only.

⚫ All general rules apply.

⚫ All prize-winning entries will be displayed. Others will be

displayed as space permits.

⚫ No photos with frames, glass or hanging devices of any kind

will be accepted.

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⚫ Judging will be based on composition, content, originality and

technical skill.

⚫ Judges’ decision is final.

JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION


⚫ Open to exhibitors 15 years of age and under as of

September 30th, 2019.

⚫ Visible print size is 5” x 7”.

⚫ Age must be indicated on form.

⚫ Prints must be securely mounted on medium or heavy weight

paper.

⚫ Mounts should be 1/2" min. and not extend more than 1"

beyond the print on any side.

⚫ No frame or glass allowed.

JUNIOR - COLOUR PHOTO PRINTS:

Prizes: 1st: $12, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5

1. Vacation Scene or Activity

2. Family or Friends

3. Animal(s}

4. Humourous

5. Yellow

6. Cars, real or toy

7. Photographer's Choice

Most Points Junior Colour Photo Prints - Classes 1 - 7 Prize:

Perpetual trophy & plaque

Sponsor: Michele & Bob Campbell

Best Photograph Junior Colour Photo Prints - Classes 1 - 7


Sponsor: Merry Christmas Village Store & Tree Farm

AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION


⚫ Open to all ages.

⚫ Visible print size is 5” x 7”.

⚫ Prints must be securely mounted on medium or heavy weight

paper.

⚫ Mounts must be 1/2" min., and not extend more than 1"

beyond the print on any side. No frame or glass allowed.

⚫ All photographs must be taken by the exhibitor.

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AMATEUR - COLOUR PRINTS:

Prizes: 1st: $12, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5

8. On Vacation

9. Stripes and Curves

10. Blue

11. Nature Close-Up

Additional Prizes - Class 11 Prizes: 1st: $4, 2nd: $3, 3rd: $2

Sponsor: Hamilton Cons. Authority

12. People or Person

13. Humourous

14. Pet(s)

15. In the Country

16. Rockton Fair 2018


Sponsor: R.A.S.

17. Landscape or Seascape

Additional 1st Prize - Class 17 Prize: $25 Gift Certificate

Sponsor: Corby Custom Framing

18. Reflections

19. Trains, Planes or Automobiles




AMATEUR - BLACK AND WHITE PRINTS:

Prizes: 1st: $12, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5

21. Architecture


Best Photograph in Amateur Competition - Classes 8 to 22

Prize: Perpetual trophy & keeper

Sponsor: Fairchild Farm

Best Photograph - Classes 8 - 22 Prize: $25 Gift Certificate

Sponsor: Duncan & Wright Cameras

Best Colour Photograph - Classes 8 to 20 Prize: H.C.A.

Annual Vehicle Pass

Sponsor: Hamilton Conservation Authority

ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION


⚫ Open to all ages.

⚫ All photographs must be taken by the exhibitor.

⚫ Visible print size to be a min. 49 sq. inches (e.g. 7"x7") to a

max. of 96 sq. inches (e.g. 8"x12").

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⚫ Prints shall be securely mounted on medium or heavy weight

paper.

⚫ Mounts 1/2" minimum shall not extend more than 2" beyond

the print on any side. No frame or glass allowed.

ADVANCED - BLACK AND WHITE PRINTS:

Prizes: 1st: $16, 2nd: $11, 3rd: $8

23. Vintage

Advanced - Black and White Prints

24. Architecture



ADVANCED - COLOUR PRINTS:

Prizes: 1st: $16, 2nd: $11, 3rd: $8




28. Around the World

29. Landscape or Seascape



30. Nature Close-Up

Additional Prizes - Class 30 Prizes: 1st: $4, 2nd: $3, 3rd: $2

Sponsor Hamilton Conservation Authority

31. Rockton Fair 2018


Sponsor: R.A.S.

32. Creative


Most Points in Amateur or Advanced - Classes 8 to 33 Prize:

Perpetual trophy & plaque

Sponsor: Harkinvale Farms Trophy - Hinrichs Family

Previous Winners in the past three years are not eligible.

Best Photograph in Advanced - Classes 23 - 33 Prize: H.C.A.

Annual Vehicle Pass

Sponsor: Hamilton Conservation Authority

Best Overall Photograph in Advanced - Classes 23 to 33


Sponsor: Duncan & Wright Cameras

Perpetual Trophy & Plaque

SECTION 82

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WINE

CO-CHAIRS: Dennis & Ena Kerr 905 627-5269

COMMITTEE: Jim Alton, Mike & Marie Cowlin, Joe & Terry

Betzner, Ruth Lee, Dave & Janis & Maria Leslie, Robert & Elaine

Pasuta, Kayla Pasuta-Lacey, Beth Robertson, Michael Tombolini

VOLUNTEERS: Gary & Liz Zebroski, Kaitlin Catney, Margaret

Tombolini

The Province of Ontario, through the L.L.B.O., has authorized the

Rockton Agricultural Society to hold an Amateur Winemaker’s

Competition with the co-operation of the Amateur Winemakers of

Ontario. For the purpose of this show, provided the rules are

followed (note in particular the entry requirements), it will be legal

to transport homemade wine from the competitor’s home to the

office of the Rockton Agricultural Society.


⚫ There will be a registered judge.

⚫ All wines judged must be made by amateur winemakers.

⚫ All wine entry forms are to be submitted to the General

Manager by.....September 23rd, 2019.

⚫ Late entries will be charged $1.00 late fee per bottle.

⚫ All competitors must pay the required exhibitor’s fee of

$10.00 to the R.A.S.

⚫ When the amount of prize money won by an exhibitor is

$20.00 or over, $10.00 will be retained by the Society as the

exhibitor’s fee for the following year, and a fair pass worth $15.00

will be enclosed with the new prize book.

⚫ A $1.00 fee must be paid per bottle submitted for

competition.

⚫ Each entry must bear a tag supplied by the R.A.S.

⚫ All competitors must comply with all L.L.B.O. requirements.

⚫ No wines will be displayed, none will be returned.

⚫ Wine bottles must be standard green, clear, or amber, with

either a cork or screw cap finish. Non-standard wine bottles will

not be accepted.

⚫ Volume must not exceed one litre.

⚫ No distinguishing marks or labels on bottles.

⚫ Entries will be accepted at the Fair office, October 2nd, 2019,

between. 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. No entries will be accepted after this

date and time.

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⚫ Judging commences at 7 p.m. sharp, October 4th, 2019.

Doors open at 6:30 p.m.

⚫ Each exhibitor may bring one guest. Attendance at the

judging is by invitation only.

⚫ No single wine may be entered in more than one category.

Only one entry per exhibitor per class, (e.g. only one bottle of

white table wine per white table wine class).

⚫ Judging will be based upon the following criteria: colour,

clarity, bouquet, flavour, balance, quality and sparkle where

appropriate.

⚫ An entry not in its appropriate section will be disqualified.

⚫ All wines judged will become the property of Rockton World’s

Fair, and will be disposed of according to the L.L.B.O. direction.

⚫ Any disputed judgment will result in the immediate

disqualification of the disputant’s wine.

⚫ Please remember your exhibitor’s number.

⚫ If there are more than 20 entries in any one category, the

category could be divided and judged into two or more sections,

at the discretion of the judge(s). Winners will be picked from each

of the sections of the same category.

Special prizes:

White Wine Special Prize: $25 Gift Certificate

Sponsor Wine Kitz Ancaster

Red Wine Special Prize: $25

Sponsor Don Graham

Champion Best of Show Prize: Gift

Sponsor Dennis & Ena Kerr

Chosen from 1st prize winner in each catagory

Reserve Champion Best of Show Prize: Gift

Sponsor: Robert & Elaine Pasuta

Chosen from remaining 1st prize winners in each category.

Most Points in Wine Prize: Gift

Sponsor R.A.S.

Classes:

1. White Table Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, 4th: $10

A wine to be served with lighter flavoured foods. The colour

range

from colourless to straw or golden. Bouquet is fresh and crisp.

Sweetness may range from bone dry to medium. Made from

grape or

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grape concentrate, contains 9% to 12% alcohol. Residual

sugar must

not exceed 2%.

2. Rose Table Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, 4th: $10

A wine to be served with food. Pale pinks, oranges, purples,

and light

reds are acceptable. Rose wines are light to medium-bodied

and

have an alcohol content of 9% to 12%. Delicate in bouquet

and flavour

with a clean, refreshing aftertaste.

3. Red Table Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, 4th: $10

A wine to be served with richly flavoured foods. The colour

range is

from light red through ruby and garnet with the tawny edge of

a

well-matured wine. Medium to full-bodied with an alcohol

content of

10% to 13%. Bouquet should be rich and full. A varietal

bouquet

is very acceptable.

4. Mead Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, 4th: $10

A wine made from honey. It can be flavoured with fruits,

flowers,

herbs, or spices. There are two main ways to make Mead.

One is

balanced as a table wine to be consumed with food, and the

other

is a social wine to be consumed on social occasions rather

than an

accompaniment of food. Either is acceptable for judging.

5. Country Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, 4th: $10

Wines in this class must be made at least 95% from non-

grape

ingredients. Oxidized and herbed wines are not acceptable. A

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wide

latitude of colour is permissible but the colour must be

attractive.

The wine should be still; however, where appropriate, a slight

touch

of spritz is permissible. The bouquet must be delicate and

inviting.

Sweetness may range from dry to sweet. Alcohol must be in

balance

with the character of the wine.

6. Social Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, 4th: $10

Non-sparkling wines of any colour, body, or alcoholic content.

Wine should be drank alone rather than accompaniment of

food.

Any sweetness is acceptable.

7. Dessert Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, 4th: $10

A wine to be consumed with dessert. Alcohol is 13% to 15%.

Alcohol is derived from fermentation. Any attractive colour is

acceptable.

The bouquet is fruity and full. Medium to full-bodied. Sweet

and in character

with dessert. Aftertaste is clean but persistent.

8. Sparkling Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, 4th: $10

Produces small bubbles that rise continuously throughout the

duration.

Any colour is acceptable providing it is attractive. Clarity is

imperative.

Dry to sweet wines are acceptable. Light to medium-bodied

with 8% to

12% alcohol.

RURAL AND URBAN COMMODITIES

CHAIR: Liz Whetham 905-627-7358

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COMMITTEE: Robert Pasuta, Tim Christianson, John Baine,

Gary & Shirley Betzner, Melissa Betzner, Robert Pasuta, Ben

Pasuta, Robert Pasuta Jr., Judi Emerson, Kevin Kennedy


⚫ Grain display containers must be filled to be eligible.

⚫ Sheaves to be six inches or more in diameter at the band and

tied with a ribbon.

⚫ All hay, grain, roots, seeds, trees, and vegetables must be

the property of the exhibitor, growth within the present year, and

the production of the farm,unless otherwise stated.

⚫ A 15% entry fee is deducted from prize money.

⚫ All entry forms for sections 83 to 86 must be received by

form or online https://www.assistexpo.ca/rockton-agricultural-

society by Friday, October 4, 2019..

⚫ Each late entry will be charged $1.00 per item.

⚫ Only one entry per class per exhibitor.

⚫ All exhibits will be received on Thursday, October 10th,

2019, between 1:00p.m. and 9:00 p.m. in the “Youth &

Agriculture Centre”.

⚫ Exhibits must be picked up between 5.00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.

Monday, October 14th, 2019.

SECTION 83

GRAIN


Special prizes:

Most Points-Classes 1-6 Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $30, 3rd: $20

Sponsor: Szentimrey Seeds

Sponsorship: $100.00, Szentimrey Seeds Ltd

Most Points-Classes 1-8 Prize: Perpetuating Trophy

Osborne L. Sager Memorial Trophy

Champion Most Points-Classes 8-14 Prizes: 1st: $100 seed

voucher & Trophy, 2nd: $50.00 voucher

Sponsor: Holmes Agro

Classes:

1. Ten litres – White winter wheat, named.

2. Ten litres – Barley, six row, named.



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3. Ten litres – Barley, two row, named.

4. Ten litres – Soft red wheat, named.

5. Ten litres – Oats, A.O.V, named.

6. Ten litres – Soybeans, previous year’s crop accepted,

named.

Additional 1st Prize - Class 6

Sponsor: County Ag Services Inc

Ten units of Maizex/Elite bags of Soybeans Xtend Roundup

Soybeans

7. Soybeans, eight plants, no roots, mounted on a

background, 24” x 30”.- Named

Additional 1st Prize - Class 7 Prizes: 1st: $30, 2nd: $20

Sponsor: Pioneer Seeds, Croptech, Dave & Sharon Gowland,

Greg Kitching

8. Ten litres, shelled corn, previous year’s crop accepted,

named

Special - Class 8 Prize: One unit of Pride G8 seed corn

Sponsor: County Ag Services Inc.

For the heaviest bushel weight of corn, adjusted to 15.5%

moisture.

Previous Year Winner Eligible

9. Half bushel of corn, on ear, must be exhibited in half

bushel hamper only.

10. Eight stalks of grain corn, no roots, variety named, cob

exposed.

11. Tallest corn, three stalks, no roots, cob exposed.

12. Best five ears of early corn under 2800 units Prizes: 1st:

$14, 2nd: $12, 3rd: $10, 4th: $8, 5th: $6

13. Best five ears of late corn over 2800 units. Prizes: 1st:

$14, 2nd: $12, 3rd: $10, 4th: $8, 5th: $6

Additional 1st Prize - Champion Class 12 & 13

Prize: One Unit Pioneer Seed Corn & $100 Voucher

Sponsor: Pioneer Seeds, Croptech, Dave & Sharon Gowland,

Greg Kitching

14. Sunflower, largest single head. Prizes: 1st: $13, 2nd:

$11, 3rd: $9, 4th: $8

15. Weed Collection, Minimum six weeds, named &

mounted on 22" x 28" Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6,

4th: $4

SPECIAL GRAIN CLASSES:

Sheaves to be six inches or more in diameter at the band, tied

with ribbon.

Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $40, 3rd: $30

16. Sheaf of oats, any variety.

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Additional 1st Prize - Class 16 Prize: $50 Voucher


17. Sheaf of wheat, any variety.

18. Sheaf of barley, any variety.

GRAIN FARMERS OF ONTARIO SPECIAL:

19. Ten litres of winter wheat, named. Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd:

$7, 3rd: $5, 4th: $3

Open to Wentworth residents only


20. Sheaves of oats, wheat and barley. Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd:

$40, 3rd: $30

Sheaves to be six inches or more in diameter at the band,

tied with a ribbon.

This competition is for exhibitors who are making sheaves

as a new challenge.

Exhibitors may enter up to three years.

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SECTION 84

HAY & SILAGE EXHIBIT

Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6, 4th: $5, 5th: $5, 6th: $5, 7th:

$5, 8th: $5

Special prizes:

Champion of Classes 1-3. Prize: Millrose Farm Trophy

Sponsor: Ken & Nancy Mills

Special - Premier Exhibitor of Hay Silage

Plaque Donated by Brevant Seeds

Minimum of 10" to a maximum of 15" slice of a bale, properly

tied, baler formed

Classes:

1. First Cut Hay Alfalfa - at least 85%

2. First Cut Hay Mixed Hay - at least 50% legume

3. First Cut Hay Grass - at least 85%

4. Second Cut Hay Alfalfa - at least 85%

5. Second Cut Hay-Mixed Hay - at least 50% legume

6. Third Cut Hay-Alfalfa - at least 85% alfalfa

7. Wheat Straw

8. Haylage (Half Bushel)

Containers will be supplied

9. Corn Silage (Half Bushel)

Containers will be supplied

10. Scarecrow, Self-Standing

24" wide max, 48" tall max on a 16" base

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SECTION 85

ROOTS & VEGETABLES


Special prizes:

Champion Vegetable Exhibitor - Classes 1-42 Prize: Gift

Sponsor: Pasuta Family Farms

Previous year winner not eligible

There will be split classes when there are more than eight entries

per class.

Classes:

1. One 18" braided rope of garlic

2. Three shipping rutabagas

3. Three table beets (red) largest by weight

4. Red potatoes A.O.V., NAMED, 4 L. basket

5. Potatoes A.O.V., NAMED, 4 L. basket

6. Eight potatoes, largest by weight

7. Largest single potato, any shape, by weight

8. Half bushel potatoes, correctly, NAMED, in hamper only

9. Five carrots long

10. Five carrots, medium

11. Two heads, broccoli - trim leaves below head

12. Five table beets, any variety - stems trim to 1"

13. Two heads winter cabbage

14. Two heads red cabbage

15. Two heads savoy cabbage

16. One quart brussel sprouts

17. Two heads cauliflower

18. Two pie pumpkins, matched

19. One field pumpkin, suitable for a Jack O' Lantern

20. Two golden hubbard squash

21. Two turks turban squash

22. Two table queen squash

23. Two butternut squash

24. Three bulbs garlic

25. Five red roma tomatoes

26. Five onions, yellow, cooking

27. Five onions, red

28. Five onions, spanish

29. Two flowering kale or cabbage

30. Five tomatoes red

31. One pint cherry tomatoes

32. Five green sweet peppers

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33. Three leeks

34. Heaviest zucchini

35. Longest zucchini

36. One spanish onion largest (by weight) - trim to 1.5"

37. Herbs, three varieties, potted, named

38. Five ears ornamental corn

39. The 'ugliest' carrot

40. Five red sweet peppers

41. Table centerpiece, featuring local fruit

In exhibitor's container, minimum of four different varieties

42. Table centerpiece, a collection of gourds to be

displayed

In exhibitor's wicker container, minimum of four different

items

Classes 43- 46


⚫ Entries will be accepted from individuals or organizations

(i.e., Boy Scouts, Womens Institutes etc.).

⚫ Entry forms must be filed with the General Manager no later

than October 2rd.

⚫ Fruits and vegetables need not be grown by the exhibitor.

⚫ Questions about the displays contact: Liz Whetham 905-627-

7358

Classes to be judged by points:

Variety and quality - 40 points

Commercial value - 30 points

Arrangement – 15 points

Identification – 15 points

James L. Whetham champion exhibit - classes 43-48 Prize:

$75

Sponsored by: Liz Whetham. Previous year winner not eligible

For classes 43-46:

Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $40, 3rd: $30, 4th: $20

43. A collection of garden vegetables, correctly named and

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arranged for display

Using garden tools as accessories. To be arranged on a

space 18” x 36”

44. Cole vegetable display

Recognizing that Ontario’s principle suppliers of Cole

vegetables are from Halton/Wentworth.

Exhibitors are to create educational displays to promote

cabbage,

cauliflower, broccoli, kale and other cole vegetables.

To be exhibited in a space 36” x 36”

45. A collection of eight or more products produced from

corn, labelled

Using a space 36" x 36"

46. Vine produce

To be at least seven different species of vine fruits and/or

vegetables

Display complimented with wicker using any support desired

on space 36" x 36"

For classes 47-48:

Prizes: 1st: $20, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $10

47. Honey display, display of honey or products

Minimum of four different items, labeled, in an area 24” x

24”.

48. Maple syrup display – display of maple syrup or

products

Minimum of four different items, labeled, in an area of 24” x

24”

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SECTION 86

CHRISTMAS TREE EXHIBIT


⚫ Christmas trees grown anywhere may be entered in this

competition.

⚫ No more than one tree per section may be exhibited by one

exhibitor.

⚫ Trees shall not be less than five feet and not more than eight

feet, measured from the butt or base of the trunk to the top of the

main leader or stem.Trees that are not within this height range

will be disqualified in classes 1 & 2.

⚫ No tree may be exhibited that has been sprayed with or has

artificial colour added in any manner.

⚫ Exhibitors to supply their own tree stands.

⚫ Entries must be made on entry forms and sent to the General

Manager.

Prizes: 1st: $90, 2nd: $80, 3rd: $60

Classes:

1. Fir Tree

2. Spruce Tree

3. Any variety (table tree) may be in pot with roots attached

Not less than three feet high and not more than four feet high

including the pot

Decorated for Christmas

SECTION 87

GIANT PUMPKIN CHAMPIONSHIP

Sponsored by Telus Mobility

CHAIR: Fred Cooper, 519-647-2714

COMMITTEE: Tim Christianson, Ken McKnight, Corrie and Tim

Nykamp, Peter Tursa, Kevin James, Robert Cooper, Kevin

Thompson, Erin and Grant Mattis

Rules and Regulations

⚫ Minimum weight for entry is 80 lbs.

⚫ Judging will take place on Saturday, October 12th, 2019, in

front of the Farm and Home Building at 10:30 a.m.

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⚫ Entries will be received up to judging time; however,

participants are requested to have their entry forms into the fair

General Manager by October 3rd, 2019 if at all possible.

⚫ A $10.00 R.A.S. exhibitor fee is required, if not retained from

the previous year.

⚫ Only one pumpkin entry per exhibitor

Prizes: 1st: $300, 2nd: $200, 3rd: $150, 4th: $125, 5th: $100,

6th: $90, 7th: $80, 8th: $70, 9th: $50, 10th: $50

Special prizes:

Grand Champion Pumpkin Prize: Trophy

Sponsor: RAS

Additional Prize Prize: $25

To all participants who enter a pumpkin weighing at least 80

pounds.

Classes:

1. Giant Pumpkin by Weight

Minimum weight 80 pounds

JUNIOR DEPARTMENT

SECTION 89 - 93

CHAIR: Cole Gunby 289-921-1810

VICE CHAIR: Rachel Wieczorek

Prize Lists & Online Entries are available at

www.rocktonworldsfair.com

Junior Department’s Purpose:

⚫ To supplement and encourage junior activities in the area

served by the fair.

⚫ To improve the educational value of the fair.

⚫ To develop new exhibitors for the future.

⚫ To stimulate the interest of a greater number of people in the

fair.


⚫ All rules and regulations will be strictly enforced.

⚫ Junior Department is open to all eligible exhibitors within the

age category.


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⚫ The classes are open to Juniors 10 to 21 years of age as of

the calendar year.

⚫ Previous winners of the top points awards are not eligible.

⚫ Contestants must exhibit in at least nine classes to win one of

the special prizes.

⚫ The special prizes will be decided on by points.

⚫ Age must be indicated on the exhibitor’s form.

⚫ All work must be done by the exhibitor.

⚫ All entries must be made on the entry form.

⚫ Extra forms and prize lists may be obtained from the office.

⚫ All entries must be in the hands of the General Manager, 812

Old Hwy #8, Rockton, L0R 1X0, on or before October 4, 2019.

⚫ Late or changed entries will be charged $1.00 each.

⚫ Exhibits must be placed between 1:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m.

on the Thursday prior to Thanksgiving Weekend.

⚫ Junior entries will be received in the Youth & Agricultural

Centre, except sections 78 & 81, which are received in the

Farm & Home Hall.

⚫ With the exception of those rules listed above, all other rules

of the Rockton World’s Fair will apply.

⚫ One item entry per class.

⚫ A membership is not required to exhibit in the Junior

department.

⚫ Any article previously shown in Junior department will not be

accepted.

⚫ Junior directors are not responsible for exhibits left in hall

after the fair’s closing time.

⚫ Spectators will be cleared from the Youth & Agricultural

Centre at 5 p.m. Thanksgiving Day.

⚫ Your exhibitor pass is required to remove any exhibit(s).

⚫ Exhibits must be picked up by 6 p.m. Thanksgiving Day.

⚫ Junior Directors are not responsible for lost, stolen, or

damaged articles.

⚫ Articles of baked goods may not be submitted in baking

wrappers.

⚫ All hay, grain, roots, seeds, and vegetables must be the

property of the exhibitor, growth in the present year, and the

production of the farm unless otherwise stated.

⚫ All vegetables must be fresh.

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Points: 1st: 5pts; 2nd 4pts; 3rd 3pts; 4th 2pts; 5th 1pt

Ribbons: Awarded to 5th Place

Most Points in the Junior Department Prize: Gift presented at

awards night

The Dundas Rotary Club Award

Previous winners are not elligble

SECTION 88

FIELD CROPS

Sponsored by JB Construction Management Corp &

JB Landscape Construction Ltd


Special prizes:

Most Points in Section 88- Field Crops Prize: $25

Classes:

1. One peck of oats, any variety

2. One peck of barley

3. One peck of mixed grain, at least 20% oats

4. One peck of winter wheat

5. Corn ensilage, one-quart jar

6. Haylage, one-quart jar

Each exhibit to be a 10" slice of a bale, properly tied.

7. First cut hay- 85% legume

8. First cut hay, legume and grass mixed , at least 50%

grass


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9. Second cut hay 85% legume

10. Third cut hay 85% legume

Champion Hay Exhibitor Classes 7-10 Prize: $10

Sponsored by: Hamilton-Wentworth Federation of Agriculture

11. Five ears of grain corn

12. Six stalks silage corn

13. Tallest stalk of corn, one specimen, no roots

14. Soybeans, six plants no roots, mounted on a

background 24"X 30"

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SECTION 89

VEGETABLES


Special prizes:

Most Points in Section 89- Vegetables Prize: $25

Classes:

1. Three spanish onions, matching

2. Five beet specimens

3. Two squash butternut, matching

4. Two squash acorn, matching

5. Five table carrots, long

6. Two cabbage heads, any variety

7. Two pie pumpkins, matching

8. Largest beet

9. Longest bean

10. Largest carrot

11. Longest zucchini

12. Largest pumpkin

13. Three-litre basket potatoes, any variety, must be named

14. Most unusual potato

15. Most unusual carrot

16. Fall harvest basket, minimum of 5 fresh vegetables not

to exceed 18"x18'

17. Three sweet peppers

18. Decorated pumpkin, any size, not carved

19. Collection of gourds, minimum of 3 varieties

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SECTION 90

FOOD

Please ensure all food items are in clear, sealed, Ziploc bags

with easy accessibility.

Articles of baked goods may not be submitted in baking

wrappers.


Special prizes:

Most Points in Section 90- Food Prize: $25

Classes:

1. Three Cookies, decorated relating to nature

2. Three banana muffins with chocolate chips

3. Three iced brownies, without nuts

4. Three pieces of maple fudge, without nuts

5. Three pieces chocolate fudge, without nuts

6. Three "fruit explosion" muffins, multi-fruit

7. Three chocolate chip cookies, without nuts

No larger than 6.75 cm and no smaller than 5cm

Winner will be contacted to bake 8 chocolate chip cookies

for the District 6 level event in November 2019. To compete

at next level Age is open up to 15 years old.

8. Three decorated cupcakes

9. Three shortbread cookies

10. Three oatmeal cookies

11. Three non-tradditional rice krispie squares, with

additives, judged on taste

12. Three baked squares

13. Three chocolate chip pancakes

14. Half loaf of white bread - handmade or bread machine

15. Half loaf of whole wheat bread - handmade or bread

machine

16. Half loaf of cheese bread - handmade or bread machine

Additional 1st Class 16 Prize: $10

Sponsor: R.A.S

17. White cake 8" round, decorated, animal theme

Additional 1st Class 17 Prize: $10

Exhibitor must bring in whole pie. One slice will be cut & retained

for judging.

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18. Berry pie, name kind

Bring whole pie, one slice cut & retained for judging

19. Apple Pie

Bring whole pie, one slice cut & retained for judging

20. Homemade Candy on A Small Plate

Canning will not be refrigerated.

21. Homemade Ontario fruit jam (6-8oz) sealed any variety.

22. Dill pickles with garlic in pint jar

23. Peaches in pint jar

24. Homemade salsa Prize: Additional 1st Prize: Bernardin

Gift Pack

25. Homemade apple sauce in pint jars

26. 1 cup savoury party mix

27. 1 cup sweet party mix

28. Candy kabob, judged on appearance only

Must be on a full size kabob stick 8" or larger

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SECTION 91

ARTS & CRAFTS

No instructional kits to be used in these categories.

Junior Directors are not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged

articles.


Special prizes:

Most Points in Section 91- Arts & Crafts Prize: $25

Classes:

1. Decorated Christmas stocking

2. A homemade Christmas decoration

3. A decorative wall sign not to exceed 16"x16"

4. One scrapbooking page, Rockton Fair theme, 1 page,

single sided

5. Article made of building blocks, mounted on base

Not to exceed 12"x12"x12"- no kits

6. Article made of building blocks, not mounted

Not to exceed 12"x12"x12"- no kits

7. One party invitation to a Birthday

8. One knitted or crocheted Item

9. Homemade birdhouse

Not to exceed 20'"x 20"

10. Garden stone

Not to exceed 12"x12"x12"

11. One item of homemade jewellery

12. Largest ball of baler twine

13. Decorated face mask

14. Any article made by sewing machine

15. Any unique art work or craft made by the exhibitor

Not to exceed 20"x20"x20" article must have been made

after November 2018

16. Favourite page in a sketch book

17. Origami, any item or creation

18. Sculptures (play doh, paper mache, clay, pottery, etc.

19. OAAS poster competition - "Promoting Your Fair"

Grades 9-12 only. Poster size 8.5" X 11" to 11" X 17"

without border.

Must be centered and mounted on cardstock or bristol

board with a 2" border


20. Any article made of metal by the exhibitor after the 2018

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Fair


21. Duct tape creation


22. Creation of your own kind including at least 1 Tim

Horton's cup

23. Create a homemade wreath using artificial materials

24. Hand decorated shirt

Additional 1st class 24 Prize: $10

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SECTION 92

FLOWERS

Vases must not exceed 10” in height and 5” in width


Special prizes:

Most Points in Section 92- Flowers Prize: $25

Classes:

1. Artificial flowers centerpiece

2. Fresh flower centrepiece


Sponsor: Sandra Hanes

3. One corsage

4. Presses flower creation

5. Geranium, three blooms

6. One floating rose

7. Three marigolds taller than 3"

8. Chrysanthemum, one spray

9. Dahlia, largest bloom

10. Wild flower arrangement

11. African violet, flowering, single flowering


Sponsor: Sandra Hanes

12. Cactus or succulent, any variety

13. Flower arrangement in a mason jar

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SECTION 93

FRUIT

Sponsored by JB Construction Management Corp &

JB Landscape Construction Ltd


Special prizes:

Most Points in Section 93- Fruit Prize: $25

Classes:

1. Five macintosh apples

2. Five royal gala apples

3. Five golden delicious apples

4. Cherry tomatoes, one pint box

5. Five pears, any variety

6. Four tomatoes

7. Assortment of fresh fruit, arranged in a basket


For additional

Junior Classes see

SECTION 78-Art, and

SECTION 81-Photography

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SECTION 94

4-H CREATIVE CLUBS


Special prizes:

Most Points 4-H Member - Section 94 Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd:

$15, 3rd: $10

Classes:

1. 4-H Inter-county Sheaf club class- One sheaf, wheat

2. 4-H Inter-county club class- one sheaf, any other grain

3. Any sewing article made in and by a member of the 4-H

club

4. Project craft article made in and by a member of a 4-H

club

5. Project made by member of photography club

6. Project made by member of pinterest craft club

7. Project made by member of chocolate club

8. Project made by member of any 4-H cooking club

9. Project made by a member of bread club

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SECTION 95

4-H CLUB EXHIBITS

CHAIR: Sandra Hanes – 905-973-1132

COMMITTEE: Kathi Karpinski, Marie Cowlin

Sponsors:The Hamilton-Wentworth 4-H Association and the

Rockton Agricultural Society

⚫ Exhibits will be graded according to merit and classified A, B

or C

⚫ Open to 2018 - 2019 4-H clubs in Hamilton-Wentworth.

⚫ Clubs may place one exhibit from one of their fall 2018 or

2019 4-H club projects.

⚫ There is no entry fee.

⚫ Each exhibit must display the name of the club, 4-H emblem,

and topic.

⚫ Each exhibit will have approximately 4’ x 3’ of table space

made available.

⚫ Entries must be submitted by Form or ONLINE on Assist

Expo: https://www.assistexpo.ca/rockton-agricultural-society to

Rockton Fair – 812 Old Hwy #8, Rockton, Ontario, L0R 1X0 prior

to Friday, October 4, 2019.

⚫ Space will be allocated by entries.

⚫ Clubs bringing displays that have not been entered may not

be eligible.

⚫ Exhibits must be placed in the Youth & Agriculture Centre

between 1:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. Thursday, October 10th, 2019.

⚫ Exhibits are to be removed between 5:00 & 6:00 p.m.,

Monday, of Thanksgiving Weekend.

Classes:

1. 2018-2019 4-H Clubs in Hamilton-Wentworth - Club Exhibit

Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $40, $30

SECTION 96

OUTDOOR YARD DISPLAY COMPETITION

Sponsored by JB Construction Management Corp


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CONTACT: Jen Wood 905-518-7726

Rules & Regulations:

⚫ Open contest to all residents and businesses within 50 km

radius from Rockton Fair Grounds.

⚫ Display should represent something you would see at the

Fair, i.e. tractor, animal, midway ride, vegetable, etc.

⚫ Display must face a public road, but must be at least 10 feet

back from road allowance.

⚫ Display must include a sign that states: Rockton World’s Fair,

Thanksgiving Weekend, and preferably visible from both

directions.

⚫ Competitors can compete in either Residential or Business

Competitions.. Prizes will be awarded in each category

⚫ Displays are to be assembled and ready by 1:00 p.m. on

Saturday, September 28, 2019 for judging and remain as

judged until Monday of Thanksgiving weekend. No exceptions.

⚫ Please indicate the category entered (Residential, Business

or School)

⚫ All entries must be received by Thursday, September 26,

2019. Entries may be made online, fax, or by mail.

⚫ Photographs of the winning displays will be in the Farm &

Home Building.

⚫ Winning Ribbons can be picked up on Monday, October 14th

at 5:00 p.m.

Rockton Agricultural Society, 812 Old Hwy #8, Rockton, ON L0R

1X0

Phone: 519-647-2502 Fax: 519-647-3899

[email protected]

Judging Score: Overall appearance 30%, Originality 30%,

Identifiable theme 20%, Visibility 20%.

Prizes: 1st: $70, 2nd: $45, 3rd: $35, others: $15

Classes:

1. Residential Yard Display Competition

2. Business Yard Display Competition

SCHOOL FAIR PRIZE LIST


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SCHOOL FAIR CO-CHAIRS: Kathy Thompson, Barb Manel:

519-212-9987

COMMITTEE: Evelyn Flatt, Carolyn Eddy, Cecil & Gladys

Hamilton, Bill Hinrichs, Jerry Manel, Annette & Robert

Schreuders, Allison & Craig Fousler, Janis Leslie, Robyn Leslie,

Lloyd Bailey, Tracy Aikema-Robb, Shari Bosma, Sabrina Bosma,

Amanda Bosma, Beth Ann Robb, Stefanie Comely, Kristine

Hutchison.

RULES AND REGULATIONS

ALL WORK MUST BE DONE BY THE STUDENT

⚫ Admission to the fair is still required until after Monday at 5

p.m.

⚫ Students who are of elementary school agenda students who

graduated from grade 8 in June of the current year (2019) are

eligible to exhibit.

⚫ The grade is to be interpreted as the grade in which he/she is

a student as of November 2018.

⚫ Only works created after Thanksgiving 2018 are eligible for

entry.

⚫ Individual exhibits of grain, corn, vegetables, flowers, and

fruit must be grown in the home garden or home farm.

⚫ For information and exhibit tags please contact the Fair

Office: 812 Old Hwy 8, Rockton, L0R 1X0, 519-647-2502 or any

School Fair Director.

⚫ All exhibitors and teachers are urged to check that the school

fair tags are completed before entries are submitted.

⚫ All home school exhibitors please complete the mailing

address section on the exhibit tags.

⚫ Attach tags to the top, right-hand corner of the entry and

include both the first and last names of student, the full school

name and address.

⚫ Teachers are asked to use discretion choosing only 10

entries per category per school. Pre-selection at the school level

may be necessary.

⚫ Only one entry per student is allowed in each section.

⚫ All judges' decisions are final.

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⚫ Exhibitors please arrange for all articles to be picked up

between 5 & 5:30p.m. on Thanksgiving Monday only. The

Rockton Fair and School Fair committee will not be responsible

for any entries not picked up by Monday evening. All prize money

can now be picked up in the main office boardroom on

Thanksgiving Monday, between 3 and 5pm after 5pm, monies

can be picked up at the School Fair Building.

⚫ Identification will be required when you pick up your prize

money.

SPECIAL PRIZES

THE MAE HOOD MEMORIAL AWARD: A plaque presented to

the student winning the most points in the School Fair

Department. No previous trophy winners are eligible.

POINTS: 1st: 5 pts, 2nd: 4pts, 3rd: 3 pts, 4th: 2pts, 5th: 1pt.

TROPHY: Awarded to the student with the most points in the

June list.

POINTS: The top 10 highest overall point winners will receive a

plaque engraved with the Rockton World's Fair crest.

PLAQUES & CHEQUES: Sponsors: RBC & Hamilton

Commercial Financial Services.

PLAQUE: Donated to the school with the highest points.

Sponsor: C.A. Small Engines and Rentals

The Rockton Agricultural Society (RAS) is committed to the

safeguarding of personal information collected from exhibitors in

accordance with the Personal Information Protection and

Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA). Personal information

collected will not be sold or disclosed for reasons other than for

why it was collected. By completing and submitting the entry tag,

the exhibitor, parent, or guardian consents to the information

being used by the RAS for the mailing and/ or handing out of

prize money and awards.

RAISE MONEY FOR YOUR SCHOOL

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Rockton Agricultural Society has partnered with various schools

in the region and we will donate back to your school, a portion of

every ticket sold using your designated school fundraising code!

Step #1:

Obtain fundraising code from your school.

Step # 2:

Purchase tickets for all of your friends and family online

here: http://www.rocktonworldsfair.com/school-fundraising/

Make sure you are using your school’s code to get a portion

of your ticket donated back!

Step # 3:

Bring all of your friends and family, raise money for your

school and enjoy all that the Rockton Fair has to offer!

Is your school NOT registered for the fundraising program yet?

That's ok! Contact your administration office and have them

contact 519-647-2502 to get your school registered and start

fundraising TODAY!

OCTOBER ENTRY LIST

Entries must be received on

Thursday, October 10th, 2019

From 1-9 p.m. at the Youth & Agricultural Building

PRIZES: For the following classes except where noted.

1st: $4.50, 2nd: $4.00, 3rd: $3.50, 4th: $3.00, 5th: $2.50

CLASS/ SECTION: Refer to the alphanumeric code listed on the

left

GRAIN AND CORN

Grain is judged on presentation and the use of proper containers

as well as it's quality.

No treated grain is eligible.

Special prizes:

The most points in Grain and Corn Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $4

Sponsor: Kristine Hutchison

Classes:

http://www.rocktonworldsfair.com/school-fundraising/

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G1. Oats, approx. 1 litre or quart jar.

G2. Wheat, approx. 1 litre or quart jar.

G3. Barley, approx. 1 litre or quart jar.

G4. Soybeans. approx. 1 litre or quart jar.

G5. Dent corn, approx. 1 litre or quart jar.

G6. Sheaf of four stalks of corn.

Additional Prizes for class G6 Prizes: 1st: $3.00, 2nd: $2.50,

3rd: $2.00, 4th: $1.75, 5th: $1.50

Sponsor: Settlers Feed & Supply

G7. Kindergaten to Grade 4. Corn ensilage, 1-litre Ziploc

bag.

G8. Grades 5 to 8. Corn ensilage, 1-litre Ziploc bag.

G9. Kindergarten to Grade 4. 5 cobs of dent corn, husk

removed.

G10. Grades 5 to 8. 5 cobs of dent corn, husk removed.

G11. Open. Longest stalk of corn (roots removed). one stalk

only.

FRUIT AND VEGETABLES

Preparing fruits and vegetables for exhibition:

⚫ Choose medium sized carrots, potatoes, parsnips or beets.

⚫ Choose regular-shaped specimens.

⚫ Choose specimens nearly to the same shape/size/coloring as

possible.

⚫ Cut off tops leaving only 2.5 cm.

⚫ Choose specimens that are free of blemishes of any kind.

⚫ polish with a dry cloth (both fruit and vegetables)

⚫ Choosing onions. Bend the tops over some time before

pulling so the tops stop growing and the onion part will grow

larger. After pulling, allow the onions to dry in the sun. Do not

peel.

⚫ Choose a squash uniform in shape.

⚫ Leave the stems on fruit and do not peel cauliflowers or

cabbages.

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FRUIT

Classes:

FR1. Five apples of one cultivar. Label as to type.

Additional Prizes for class FR1 Prizes: 1st: $2.50, 2nd: $2.25,

3rd: $2.00, 4th: $1.75, 5th: $1.50

Sponsor: Josmar Acres

FR2. Cherry tomatoes, 1 pint box.

FR3. Five tomatoes, stems attached.

FR4. Concord grapes, 1-quart box.

FR5. Five pears, any cultivar.

Additional Prizes for class FR5 Prizes: 1st: $2.50, 2nd: $2.25,

3rd: $2.00, 4th: $1.75, 5th: $1.50

Sponsor: Josmar Acres

FR6. Watermelon, 1 specimen.

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VEGETABLES

Special prizes:

Most points in the Vegetable classes Prizes: 1st: $12, 2nd: $8

Sponsored in memory of Doug Knight

Additional Prizes:

V1, V14

1st- $10.00, 2nd- $5. Sponsor: Struyk Farms

V2, V3, V15, V22, V27, V31

1st- $10.00, 2nd- $5. Sponsor: J. Collins and Sons

V4, V10, V11, V13, V17, V24, V30

1st- $2.50, 2nd- $2.25, 3rd- $2.00, 4th- $1.75, 5th- $1.50.

Sponsor: Struyk Farm

V6, V16

1st- $2.50, 2nd- $2.25, 3rd- $2.00, 4th- $1.75, 5th- $1.50.

Sponsor: Forthdale Farms

V20, V21, V26

1st- $2.50, 2nd- $2.25, 3rd- $2.00, 4th- $1.75, 5th- $1.50.

Sponsor: J. Collins and Sons

V5, V23, V32

1st- $2.50, 2nd- $2.25, 3rd- $2.00, 4th- $1.75, 5th- $1.50.

Sponsor: Shearlea Acres

Classes:

V1. Junior Kindergarten.- 5 different vegetables displayed

on a tray.

V2. Kindergarten to Grade 4.- An arrangement of fresh

vegetables

(One specimen of each) in a decorated box/tray, not to

exceed 45cm long.

V3. Grades 5 to 8.- Display of vegetables, minimum of 5

different vegetables.

Displayed in a suitably decorated container, not to exceed

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45cm long.

V4. Collection of two varieties of peppers, 2 specimens

each.

V5. A gourd centerpiece, suitable for a Thanksgiving

dinner table.

Please use at least 5 specimens.

V6. 5 cobs Indian corn, husks pulled back and tied.

V7. Cabbage, not Savoy, 1 specimen.

V8. Butternut squash, 2 specimens.

V9. Potatoes, any variety, not red, 3 tubers

V10. Potatoes, red, 3 tubers

V11. Parsnips, 3 roots.

V12. Largest squash, by circumference.

V13. Largest pumpkin, by circumference.

V14. The largest beet.

V15. Odd-shaped carrot.

V16. Broccoli, 1 head.

V17. Beets, round type, 5 specimens.

V18. Carrots, 5 specimens.

V19. Onions, spanish, 3 specimens

V20. Pie Pumpkins, 2 specimens.

V21. Savoy cabbage, 1 specimen.

V22. Brussel sprouts, 1-quart box.

V23. 1 odd-shaped potato.

V24. Longest zucchini, 1 specimen.

V25. Squash, acorn, 2 specimens.

V26. Squash, hubbard, 1 specimen.

V27. Cauliflower, 1 specimen.

V28. Onions, cooking, 3 specimens.

V29. Red cabbage, 1 specimen.

V30. A turnip.

V31. Leeks, 3 specimens.

V32. Three bulbs of garlic

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FLOWERS

How to prepare for exhibition:

⚫ Choose flowers with long stems.

⚫ Trim off buds showing colour.

⚫ Choose only individual stems.

⚫ Use only what is asked for in class.

⚫ No disposable cups.

⚫ Use sturdy glass jars.

⚫ Use no artificial flowers.

Special prizes:

Most points in Flowers F1 to F32 Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $4

Sponsor: Ruth Lee

Classes:

F1. Kindergarten to Grade 4. Thanksgiving basket, using

fruit, vegetables & flowers

Not to exceed 45 cm long.

Additional Prizes for class F1 Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $3, 3rd: $2

Sponsor Lynden Horticultural Society

F2. Grades 5 to 8. Thanksgiving basket using fruit,

vegetables and flowers

Not to exceed 45cm long.

Additional Prizes for class F2 Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $3, 3rd: $2

Sponsor Lynden Horticultural Society

F3. A floral arrangement in a SMALL toy.

F4. A dried flower arrangement suitable for a kitchen table.

F5. A dinning room table arrangement for Halloween.

F6. An arrangement using at least 4 perrenials.

F7. A Christmas arrangement.

F8. An arrangement of natural foliage and wild flowers in a

Child's Rubber Boot

F9. A floral table centerpiece celebrating Rockton Fair.

F10. A bouquet of natural grains, rushes, grasses (not wild

flowers).

Not to exceed 50 cm

F11. A bouquet in a mug.

F12. A photo diary of you caring for your plant from a seed

to a flower

Include at least three photos and a specimen of plant

Additional Prizes for class F12 Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd:

$5, 4th: $4, 5th: $3

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Sponsor: Leslie Stocker

F13. Geranium, 1 perfect bloom, self-foliage, in decorated

container.

F14. Dahlia, large over 10 cm, 1 bloom.

F15. Dahlia, decorative, large, 7.5 cm- 10 cm, 1 bloom.

F16. Dahlia, small, under 7.5 cm, 3 blooms.

F17. Largest sunflower head by diameter.

F18. Zinnia, pompom, 3 blooms.

F19. Zinnia, large 3 blooms.

F20. Calendula, 3 blooms.

F21. Pansies, 3 blooms.

F22. Cosmos, 3 blooms.

F23. Flowers in a pie pumpkin.

F24. Marigolds, over 5cm, 3 blooms.

F25. Marigolds, under 5 cm, 3 blooms.

F26. Chrysanthemums, 1 spray.

F27. Petunias, single, 3 blooms.

F28. Snapdragons, 3 spikes.

F29. Floating rose, 1 bloom.

F30. One specimen of any other flower not listed.

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AUTUMN SPECIALS

Classes:

SP1. Kindergarten.- A jack-o-lantern, painted only.

SP2. Grades 1 & 2. - A jack-o-lantern, decorated only, not

painted.

SP3. Grades 3 & 4. - A jack-o-lantern, carved only.

SP4. Grades 5 & 6. - A jack-o-lantern, carved only.

SP5. Grades 7 & 8. - A jack-o-lantern, carved and/ or

decorated, not painted.

SP6. Preschool to Kindergarten.- Make a creature from

vegetables or gourds.

Decorated with only natural materials.

SP7. Grades 1 & 2. - Paint and decorate a stone to

resemble an animal (Max.15 cm)

SP8. Grades 3 & 4.- Make a cornhusk doll.

SP9. Grades 5 & 6.- Make a farm scene out of natural

materials inside a shoe box lid.

Standard size shoe box

SP10. Grades 7 & 8.- A picture made from natural materials,

max 20 x 30 cm.

SP11. Open.- A scarecrow, 1.5 m. maximum in length total

SP12. JR. Open.- A pressed leaf animal picture.

S13. SR. Open.- A paper mache sculptuure, autumn-

themed, maximum 30cm.

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BAKING AND FOOD

Special prizes:

Most points in Baking and Food B1 to B14. Prizes: 1st: $6,

2nd: $4

Sponsors: Cecil and Gladys Hamilton

Classes:

B1. Preschool to SK.- Decorated rice crispy square, max

10 x 10 cm.

(Decorations should be edible)

B2. Grades 1 & 2.- A patterned candy necklace.

B3. Grades 3 & 4.- Three unbaked squares or cookies (

same variety)

B4. Grades 5 to 8.- Three pieces of chocolate fudge.

B5. Preschol to SK.- Decorate a cupcake with a farm

theme.

B6. Grades 1 & 2.- Three chocolate chip cookies.

B7. Grades 3 & 4.- Two fruit muffins ( same variety).

B8. Grades 5 to 8.- Three pieces of toffee.

B9. Preschool to SK.- Decorate one large cookie, max. 20

cm with a farm theme.

B10. Grades 1 & 2.- Decorate one large cookie, max. 20 cm

with a farm theme.

B11. Grades 3 & 4.- Decorate one large cookie, max. 20 cm

with a farm theme.

B12. Grades 5 & 6.- Decorated 8" cake using styrafoam

base with a farm theme.

(Not covered)

B13. Grades 7 & 8.- Decorated 8" cake using styrafoam

base with a farm theme.

(Not covered)

B14. Open.- Three nutricious snacks for Santa in a

decorated container.

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NEEDLEWORK AND SEWING

Special prizes:

Most Points in Needlework and Sewing N1 to N13 Prizes: 1st:

$6, 2nd: $4

Sponsor: Carolyn Eddy

Classes:

N1. JK to Grade 1.- Stitch an outline of a favourite toy on

fabric.

N2. Grade 2.- A reusable grocery bag

N3. Grades 3 & 4.- A Christmas stocking.

N4. Grades 5 & 6.- A knitted dishcloth.

N5. Grades 7 & 8.- Any article of knitting.

N6. Grade 5.- Sew a potholder.

N7. Grade 6.- Any sewn stuffed item.

N8. Grade 7 & 8.- Any article of clothing.

N9. JK to Grade 1.- A decorated sock pupet.

N10. Grades 2 - 4.- Creat a friendship bracelet.

N11. Grades 5 - 8.-A homemade pillow.

N12. Open.- Any article of latch hook.

N13. Open.- Any item not otherwise listed.

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CRAFTS AND HOBBIES

Special prizes:

Additional Prizes for classes: C26-C28 Prizes: 1st: $2.50, 2nd:

$2.25, 3rd: $2.00, 4th: $1.75, 5th: $1.50

Sponsor: Wendell Renovations

Classes:

CR1. Preschool.- A creature made from cotton balls.

CR2. JK & SK.- An animal made from a milk carton.

CR3. Grade 1.- An imaginary creature made from play

dough (max. 15 cm).

CR4. Grade 2.- Dress your teddy bear as a farmer or

pioneer

(Max. size of teddy bear 30 cm).

CR5. Grade 3.- A structure made from popsicle sticks

secured on a base

(Max. 30 cm tall).

CR6. Grade 4.- A pop-up greeting card.

CR7. Grade 5.- A decorated t-shirt, with fabric paint.

CR8. Grade 6.- Decorate a garden glove.

CR9. Grades 7 & 8.- An item made of wood.

(Max. 30 cm x 30 cm)

CR10. Preschool to Kindergarten.- A bouquet made of

recycled materials.

CR11. Grades 1 & 2.- Jewellery made from recycled

materials.

CR12. Grades 3 & 4.- A robot made of recycled materials

(Max. 30 cm x 30 cm).

CR13. Grades 5 & 6.- A painting on wood

(Max. 30 cm x 30 cm).

CR14. Grades 7 & 8.- Create a small garden stepping-stone.


CR15. Preschool to Kindergarten.- A Thanksgiving

placemat.


CR16. Grades 1 & 2.- Glued yarn picture (not stiched).

CR17. Grades 3 & 4.- An empty, homemade bird feeder.

Not to exceed 30 x 30 x 30 cm

CR18. Grades 5 & 6.-Create a musical instrument.(max. 45

cm)

CR19. Grades 7 & 8.- Make a nail and string picture.

30 cm x 30 cm

CR20. Open.- Country door theme.

Additional Prizes for class CR20 Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $3, 3rd:

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$2

Sponsor: Ted & Jinnie Wilson

CR21. Preschool to SK.- A snowman made of any material,

20 cm.

CR22. Grades 1 & 2.- A crafted Christmas tree ornament.

CR23. Grades 3 & 4.- A Christmas tree topper.

CR24. Grades 4 & 5.- A Christmas felt wall banner.

Not to exceed 45 cm

CR25. Grades 7 & 8.- A Christmas-themed centerpiece.

CR26. JK to Grade 1.- An article made of bread dough.

CR27. Grades 2 to 4.- An article made of bread dough.

CR28. Grades 5 to 8.- An article made of bread dough.

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PHOTOGRAPHY- COLOURED PRINT

Student must have taken photo

No larger than 4 x 6" mounted on black bristol board or card

stock. The border is not to exceed 1 cm. Tags are to be attached

to the bottom left corner of exhibit. Photo must have been taken

by the student.

Classes:

P1. Preschool to Grade 1.- Group of people.

P2. Preschool to Grade 1.- Landscape (Scenery only).

P3. Preschool to Grade 1.- Outdoor fun.

P4. Preschool to Grade 1.- A pet(s).

P5. Preschool to Grade 1.- Any item not otherwise listed.

P6. Grade 2 to Grade 4.- Group of people.

P7. Grade 2 to Grade 4.- Landscape (Scenery only).

P8. Grade 2 to Grade 4.- Outdoor fun.

P9. Grade 2 to Grade 4.- A pet(s).

P10. Grade 2 to Grade 4.-Any item not otherwised listed.

P11. Grade 5 to Grade 8.- A group of people.

P12. Grade 5 to Grade 8.- A landscape (scenery only).

P13. Grade 5 to Grade 8.- Outdoor fun.

P14. Grade 5 to Grade 8.- A pet(s).

P15. Grade 5 to Grade 8.- Any item not otherwise listed.

P16. Open.- A photo of Rockton Fair.

P17. Open.- A rural photo.

Additional 1st prize for class P17 Prize: $10

Sponsor: Barb Manel

PET SHOW

Sunday, October 13th, 2019 at 1:30 p.m.

on the Country Competition Stage (Beside the Ag Alive Tent)

NEW: Pre-Registration online on AssistExpo by October 4th,

2019

Chairperson: Kathryn Lilko– 905-978-2025

Committee: Allison Foulser, Craig Foulser, Carolyn Eddy, Bill

Hinrichs, Alyssa Mabee, Jessica Mabee, Karen Mabee.

Rules & Regulations:

⚫ Open to boys & girls 14 years of age & under.

⚫ Pets must belong to the exhibitor’s family.

⚫ Animals must be on a leash or caged.

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⚫ Pets may not exceed 200 lbs.

⚫ Children MUST be able to control their pet without the

aid of a parent on stage.

⚫ No Entry Fee required

⚫ PET/ DOG POLICY: Pets are NOT allowed entry to the

Rockton Fairgrounds except canine & pet show competitors.

Competitors must vacate immediately after the competition.

Licensed dog guides & service animals are welcomed.

(Identification from accredited service animal schools such as

those listed at IGDF or ADI may be requested)

⚫ Merit Ribbons given to all entries.

Prizes: 1st: $4.00, 2nd: $3.75, 3rd: $3.50, 4th: $3.25, 5th: $3.00

Special prizes:

Merit Ribbons are given to all entried

Gift Bags Sponsored by: Settler's Feed Supplies

Free doughnuts. Sponsor: Tim Horton's (after the show)

Grand Champion Pet Prize: Trophy Sponsored by: Ken

Sheppard Family

All first prize winners are eligible. No previous winners are

eligible. To be competed for annually, the designation to be held

by the winner for one year.

Trophies won will be presented at Awards Night, November 22,

2019

Classes:

1A. Fancy Turnout - Dog

1B. Fancy Turnout Cat

1C. Fancy Turnout - Any Other Pet

Special: In memory of Harold Gairdiner, presented by his

family. Prize: $10

1st Place winner of 1A, 1B, 1C

2. Most Colourful Pet

3. Child who does the most jumping jacks while their

dog sits and stays

4. Your Pet on Wheels, any pet.

Special: Mr. Edward R. Biddle Trophy to be presented

5. Rabbit with the largest feet

Special: Mr. Paul Biddle Trophy to be presented

6. The Master most resembling his/ her pet without

costumes

7. Best performance, any pet

Special: Trophy Sponsored by: The Hinrichs Family

8. The best pair of look-a-like-pets

9. The Larget Cat

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Special: The Bandit Trophy presented in Memory. Sponsor:

Gowland Family

10. Rockton Fair Mascot (Burgundy & Gold Colours)

Special: In Memory of Torie, a Jack Russell. Sponsor: The

Graham Family

11A. Best Purebred Adult Dog - Small (Papers not required)

11B. Best Purebred Adult Dog -Large (Papers not required)

PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST

Saturday, October 12, 2019 at 11:00a.m.-2:00p.m.

In the D.A. Campbell Entertainment Centre

CHAIR: Ruth Lee, 519-658-3241

Classes:

1. J.K. and S.K. – Topic – Open – two minutes Prize: $7 and

Ribbon

2. Grades 1 & 2 – Topic – Open – three minutes Prize: $10

and Ribbon

3. Grades 3 & 4 – Topic – Open – three minutes Prizes: 1st:

$12, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $9, 4th: $8, 5th: $7

4. Grades 5 & 6 – Topic – Open – three minutes Prizes: 1st:

$14, 2nd: $12, 3rd: $10, 4th: $9, 5th: $8

5. Grades 7 & 8 – Topic – Open – four minutes Prizes: 1st:

$15, 2nd: $13, 3rd: $12, 4th: $10, 5th: $9

All non-winning participants will receive cash award of $3.00 and

merit ribbons. Please note that props are welcome but NO

electronics may be used as an aide.

All contestants MUST pre-register by 5p.m. Friday October

11, 2019.

Registration available online or by email to

[email protected]

If you require any further information please call Ruth Lee.

We would like to thank the Sheffield Lions Club for their

continued support.

SPELLING BEE

Saturday, October 12, 2019

9:00 a.m. in the DA Campbell Entertainment Centre

CHAIR: Anne Jones-Abel – 905-627-4591


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COMMITTEE: Madeline Betzner.


⚫ The Spelling Bee is open to students in Grades 4 and 5.

⚫ A school team consists of five students and 1 substitute

student.

⚫ The team must include both Grade 4 and Grade 5 students.

The grade is the one in which the student is registered as of

September 28th, 2018.

⚫ Each school may enter only one team.

⚫ Pre-registration of the teams is required by September 27th,

2019.

⚫ Details will be mailed to area schools in April 2019.

PRIZES: The winning team will receive a trophy sponsored by

Gladys and Cecil Hamilton.

Cash Prizes sponsored by Strabane Optimists.

TALENT CONTEST

SHOW TIME: Monday, October 14th, 2019 1:00 p.m.

LOCATION: D.A. Campbell Entertainment Centre

REGISTRATION: 11:00 a.m. to Noon

CHAIR: Keri Morrison 519-448-1195

COMMITTEE: Jamie Buisman, Jenn Walker, Donna Gerritsen

Joan Gerritsen, Niki Gerritsen, Karen Hunt, Murray Hunt, Simon

Latter


⚫ Each Amateur talent class is strictly limited to ten contestants

on a first come basis.

⚫ If a category is full, contestants may compete ‘up’ one age

category, if they choose to do so.

⚫ Set up time is limited to two minutes.

⚫ Personal CD’s will be allowed but they must not contain the

main vocal track.

⚫ Piano and sound system available.

⚫ All regular rules apply.

PRIZES: 1st - $30.00, 2nd - $20.00, 3rd - $15.00, 4th - $10.00,

5th-10th - $5.00

SPECIAL PRIZE: Most original performance in classes 1 – 4.

The Kirkwall School Award $30.00

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To be judged on originality only.

CLASSES:

1. Instrumental & dance all ages.

2. Any other performance all ages.

3. Vocal 9 years & under.

4. Vocal 10 – 15 years.

PRIZES: Class 5: 1st - $30.00, 2nd - $25.00, 3rd - $20.00, 4th -

$15.00, 5th - $10.00, 6th-10th - $5.00

5. Vocal 16 years & over.

KARAOKE CONTEST

Sponsored by: JB Construction Management Corp.

SHOW TIME:

Friday, October 11th, 2019 - 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, October 612h, 2019 - 7:30 p.m.

LOCATION: D.A. Campbell Entertainment Centre

REGISTRATION: 6:30 p.m. each evening

CHAIR: Keri Morrison 519-448-1195

COMMITTEE: Jamie Buisman, Jenn Walker, Donna Gerritsen

Joan Gerritsen, Niki Gerritsen, Barb Payne, Karen Hunt, Murray

Hunt, Simon Latter


⚫ One song only per act, up to five minutes in length.

⚫ If a category is full, contestants may compete ‘up’ one age

category, if they choose to do so.

⚫ Set-up time is limited to two minutes.

⚫ Personal CD’s will be allowed but they must not contain the

main vocal track.

⚫ Piano and sound system available.

⚫ All regular rules apply.

PRIZES: 1st - $30.00, 2nd - $25.00, 3rd - $20.00, 4th - $15.00,

5th - $10.00, 6th-10th - $5.00

BABY SHOW

Monday, October 14th, 2019

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At the D.A.Campbell Entertainment Centre

CHAIR: Kayla Pasuta-Lacey & Jason Lacey -

[email protected]

Prizes: All classes:1st, 2nd, and 3rd

⚫ All participants receive a ribbon

⚫ No entry or pre-registration fee

⚫ Registration is the morning of October 14th only

Judging: Babies are judged in their respective age and gender

groups, on the basis of growth, development, sociability, health

and charm.

SENIOR CLASSES

REGISTRATION: Monday October 14th, 9:00 a.m. JUDGING:

9:30 a.m.

Girls and Boys (Separate Classes)

15 to 17 months inclusive


JUNIOR CLASSES

REGISTRATION: Monday October 14th,10:00 a.m. JUDGING:

10:30 a.m.

Girls and Boys (Separate Classes)




MULTIPLES

Note: Multiples cannot be registered in other classes in the same

year.


DEMOLITION DERBY

SHOW TIMES:

Friday, October 11th, 2019 - 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, October 12th, 2019 - 7:30 p.m.

Sunday, October 13th, 2019 - 5:30 p.m.

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Winners compete each night in a feature heat.

Overall winners of the Pro Mod compete at Simcoe,

Thanksgiving Day.

Contact Thrillshow Productions for registration

https://www.thrillshowproductions.on.ca/online-registration/

Phone: 519-268-2332 Limited entries

SPECIAL PRIZE: Neil Jamieson Memorial Trophy

Friday Night

Straight Stock, Demo Cross, Mini Smash

Saturday Night

Demo Cross, Championship Mini Smash,

Championship Full Size, Straight Stock

Sunday Night

Four Cylinder Figure Eight

Championship Demolition

Minivan Demo Derby

SCHOLARSHIPS

In support of Youth and continuing education, the Rockton

Agricultural Society offers Scholarships of up to $1500 to

qualified students who are pursuing post-secondary studies or

are in a provincially regulated trade.

The program is administered by the Scholarship Committee on

behalf of the R.A.S. Board.

Visit our website for information. www.rocktonworldsfair.com

Applications are due the last Thursday of May.

ELIGIBILITY:

⚫ To be eligible to receive one of two $1500 scholarships the

applicant must be under 26 yrs. of age as of Dec 31st.

⚫ Be attending a recognized post-secondary institution funds

will only be forwarded to winners upon proof of student

registration.

⚫ Remain in the program for a one year period full time.

https://www.thrillshowproductions.on.ca/online-registration/


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⚫ Fair Ambassadors are not eligible for a scholarship in the

year that they represent R.A.S. as an Ambassador.

⚫ Membership of R.A.S. is not mandatory to be considered for

this scholarship.

⚫ Previous R.A.S. scholarship winners are not eligible.

2019 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS

Congratulations to:

Alexandra DaRosa

Dawn Gage

Kate Jamieson

Elana Oakes

COME TO THE FAIR

WELCOME TENT

⚫ Do you have a question about the fair?

⚫ About the location of an event?

⚫ About an idea to improve our show?

⚫ A question about how you can become involved with the

Fair?

⚫ Are you looking to get involved with a community based

volunteer organization like ours?

⚫ Would you like to purchase Rockton brand clothing?

Stop by the Welcome Tent to chat with one of our dedicated

members. Chances are, this person will be one of our Junior

Members or Past-President with lots of knowledge to share.

⚫ You can find out some interesting historical information about

our society’s past. The ‘History of the Rockton Agricultural

Society 1852 – 2017’ historical book is available for $20.00.

Let us know your experience today.

Visit our Welcome Tent!

GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY

⚫ When you visit the Rockton World’s Fair this Thanksgiving,

bring a non-perishable food item or a cash donation in support of

the Flamborough Food Drive.

⚫ Thanksgiving is a time to be thankful for all that we have,

family, friends, good health and more. There are many who are in

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need of help at this time of the year, and the Rockton Agricultural

Society is partnering with the Flamborough Food Bank and D. A.

Campbell Amusements to make a difference.

⚫ We will have stations to collect food items or cash donations

at the three main gates (Main, Middle & Kernighan gates).

⚫ D. A. Campbell Amusements will ‘thank you for your

donation’ by offering you one ticket coupon towards an

amusement ride.

The Board of Directors of the Rockton Agricultural Society

are proud to partner with Joyce, Dan & Kathy Campbell and staff

of

D. A. CAMPBELL AMUSEMENTS

who provide a clean, safe and exciting midway

enjoyed by our fair patrons for over 40 years.

ROCKTON FAIR SHOW TIMES

FRIDAY, October 11th

AG ALIVE TENT: 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Educational demonstrations include sheep shearing, sheaf

making, displays of live farm

animals and poultry, fruits and vegetables, live bees and 4-H

competitions. Colouring contest for school children from

Junior Kindergarten to Grade 6. Prizes will be awarded daily.

CRAFT SHOW & SALE: 4:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

DEMOLITION DERBY: 7:30 p.m.

4-H FLAMBOROUGH DAIRY CALF CLUB: 11:30 a.m. (The

Agridome)

4-H INTER-CLUB CALF EXTRAVAGANZA: 1:30 p.m. (The

Agridome)

KARAOKE : 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. (D. A. Campbell

Entertainment Centre)

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MIDWAY: 4:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.

SATURDAY, October 12th

AG ALIVE TENT: 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

ANTIQUE MACHINERY, TRACTORS, & CARS: 11:00 a.m. to

5:00 p.m.

BEEF SHOW: At the completion of the 4-H Inter County Beef

Show (The Agridome)

CELEBRITY CAKE DECORATING COMPETITION: 4:00 p.m.

(D. A. Campbell Entertainment Centre) Celebrity cakes to be

auctioned by Jim McCartney

CHAMPION DAIRY CLIPPER: 7:30 p.m. (Cattle Barn)

CHILDREN’S MINI PEDAL TRACTOR PULL: Registration at

12:00 noon. Show 1:00 p.m. (Food Court)

CHILDREN’S HUNTER SHOW: 12:00 noon (North Wentworth

Show Ring)

CRAFT SHOW & SALE: 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

DEMOLITION DERBY: 7:30 p.m.

4-H WENTWORTH BEEF CLUB ACHIEVEMENT: 9:00 a.m.

(The Agridome)

4-H INTER-COUNTY BEEF SHOW: 10:00 a.m. (The Agridome)

4-H BEEF MARKET SHOW & SALE: Following Supreme Drive (

The Agridome)

4-H POULTRY & WATERFOWL SHOW: 3:00 p.m. (Poultry

Building)

4-H RABBIT SHOW: 1:00 p.m. (Poultry Building)

GIANT PUMPKIN CHAMPIONSHIP: 10:30 a.m. (In front of the

Farm & Home Building)

HUNTER & JUMPER HORSE SHOW: 9:00 a.m. (Beverly

Heritage Show Ring)

JUNIOR GYMKHANA: 9:00 a.m. (North Wentworth Heritage

Show Ring)

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KARAOKE: 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. (D. A. Campbell


MIDWAY: 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.

MINIATURE HORSE SHOW: 2:00 p.m. (North Wentworth

Heritage Show Ring)

PIE EATING CONTEST: Registration 2:30 p.m. Event 3:00

p.m.(D. A. Campbell Entertainment Centre) Three classes –

Open to men, ladies & couples.

POULTRY, PIGEON & RABBIT SHOWS: (Poultry Building)

PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST: 11:00 a.m. (D. A. Campbell

Entertainment Centre) Open to girls & boys, preschool to grade

8.

SPELLING BEE: 9:00 a.m. (D. A. Campbell Entertainment

Centre)Open to students grades 4 & 5.

SUNDAY, October 13th


ALPACA SHOW: 10:00 a.m. (Alpaca/Cattle Barn)


5:00 p.m.

CARRIAGE DERBY: 11:00 a.m.




FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT: 1:00 p.m. (D. A. Campbell


GOAT SHOW: 10:00 a.m. (The Agridome)

HEAVY HORSE SHOW: 12:30 p.m. Mare Classes Only (Beverly

Heritage Show Ring)

MIDWAY: 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

PET SHOW: 1:30 p.m. (Country Competition Stage)


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WESTERN HORSE SHOW: 9:00 a.m. (North Wentworth Show

Ring)

MONDAY, October 14th



5:00 p.m.

BABY SHOW: (D. A. Campbell Entertainment Centre)

Registration 9:00 a.m. - Senior Classes & Multiples

Seniors – 12 to 17 months inclusive - Multiples 3 to 17 months

inclusive

Registration 10:00 a.m. – Junior Classes – 3 to 11 months

inclusive




4-H INTER-CLUB SHEEP SHOW: 9:30 a.m. (The Agridome)

GUERNSEY SHOW: 12:30 p.m. (The Agridome)

HEAVY HORSE SHOW: 8:15 a.m. Line classes

Afternoon: Horse Hitches (Beverly Heritage Show Ring)

LIGHT HORSES: 10:30 a.m. (North Wentworth Heritage Show

Ring)

MIDWAY: 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.


SHEEP SHOW: 9:30 a.m. (The Agridome)

SPORT PONY: 10:30 a.m. (North Wentworth Heritage Show

Ring)

TALENT CONTEST: 11:00 a.m. (D. A. Campbell Entertainment

Centre)

Registration 11:00 a.m. to noon Event 1:00 p.m. Classes for All

Ages.

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SAFETY AT ROCKTON FAIR

CRISIS MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

During the fair our volunteers, office staff, medical and fire safety

partners

who are familiar with the Crisis Management Program.

The program was developed for use during our fair, so if you are

visiting

and/or are part of our volunteer core, and experience a situation

that

requires immediate attention, lock around and seek out a

member who will be wearing a fair shirt, a volunteer who will be

wearing

an identification button, our foot patrol Hamilton Police Services

or

any medical personnel.

In the event of a major emergency situation call 911 or

get help from someone who can make the call.

The safety protocol is used by the R.A.S. and its members.

We are including this summarized version for you to become

familiar with the process.

EMERGENCY COLOUR CODES

⚫ Code Yellow Lost Person(s)/Child or Abduction -All gates

are monitored, communication with office

⚫ Code Red Fire -All gates cleared for 911 vehicles

⚫ Code Blue Cardiac arrest – Medical Emergency - Adult - All

gates cleared for 911 vehicles

⚫ Code Pink Cardiac arrest – Medical Emergency – Child- All

gates cleared for 911 vehicles

⚫ Code Green Evacuation -All doors/gates to evacuated area

will be manned to prevent patron re-entry

⚫ Code Grey Infrastructure Loss or Failure- Report to office

⚫ Code White Violent/ Behavioral Situation- do not

approach subject- notify police, security and office

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⚫ Code Dark Power outage - Report to office – stay calm – 30

min. for emergency lighting

⚫ Code Rider Down Equestrian rider fallen - Report to office

⚫ Code Horse Down Horse fallen - Report to office

⚫ Code Midway Campbell’s Emergency (Amusement

Rides) - Report to office

All Other Emergency situations – Hamilton Police can contact the

fair office by radio channel #1.

ONSITE CONTACTS AND COMMUNICATIONS

RADIO CHANNEL

ASSIGNED GROUP

1. Fair Office (519-647-2502)

2. Outside Concessions

3. Police, Paramedics & Safety

4. AG Alive

5. Agri Dome

6. Fair Ambassador

7. Poultry Building

8. Junior Members

9. Electrician

10. Judges & Announcers/Horse Ring

11. Parking & Admissions

12. Sound Technician

13. Custodial Staff

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In case of an Emergency or Assistance you will need to identify

your location zone.

COMING EVENTS

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ROCKTON WORLD’S FAIR KICKOFF CELEBRATION 167th

Rockton Fair Anniversary Wednesday, October 9th, 2019

5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Fair members are invited to an outdoor

celebration at the Meeting Place for a beef on a bun supper. Plan

to attend and receive your member’s gift of a ‘Farming

Footprints... Telling our Story’ fair shirt to be worn during the fair

weekend. Attendance by reservation. 519-647-2502 or email

[email protected]

VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION/AWARDS NIGHT

Families are encouraged to attend this evening event Friday,

November 22nd, 2019 at the Farm & Home Building. Dinner at

7:00 p.m. followed by trophy & awards presentations

acknowledging achievements to outstanding participants in

Rockton Fair 2019. More information to follow. R.S.V.P. required.

R.A.S. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Friday, January 17,

2020 at the Farm & Home Building Dinner at 7:00 p.m. followed

by the business meeting.

FAIR AMBASSADOR COMPETITION Saturday, January 25,

2020 at the Farm & Home Building.

DINNER THEATRE Come and enjoy a great homemade meal

and fun entertainment.

SHOW DATES: March 26, 27, 28 & April 2, 3, 4, 2020.

TICKET SALE DATE: Saturday, February 1, 2020 at 9:00 a.m.

LOCAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY FAIRS (2019)

District #6 Fairs and Dates:

ANCASTER September 19th – 22nd

BINBROOK September 13th – 15th

CALEDONIA September 26th – 29th

DUNNVILLE August 10th – 11th

NIAGARA REGIONAL June 7th – 9th

NORFOLK COUNTY October 8th – 14th

ROCKTON October 5th – 8th

WAINFLEET September 19th – 21st

WEST NIAGARA September 6th – 9th

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

& THE OFFICE STAFF OF THE


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ROCKTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

WISH TO ACKNOWLEDGE

OUR SPONSORS AND OUR

2019 GLOBAL PARTNERS

Your support of our fair is a vital factor in continuing success of

this non-profit, volunteer-based organization. Donations toward

the work of the society are welcomed throughout the year.

We wish to extend our sincere thanks to all exhibitors, donors,

sponsors, supporters, associates, committee members, and

volunteers for contributing to the ongoing success of the Rockton

World’s Fair. Your help and efforts make the fair an enjoyable,

fun, safe, and educational event for the whole family.

PLATINUM SPONSORS

Allan Hawkins Electrical

Andrew Brown Lawyers

Campbell Amusements

City of Hamilton

Dumfries Mutual

Passant Trucking

Scotiabank

Zebroski Associates LTD. Architect

GOLD SPONSORS

Crimson Leaf Landscaping

Merit Insurance Brokers Glen Smith & Ron Berry

Ontario Clydesdale Club

Pizza Pizza

Silo Wireless

Troy Veterinary Services

Telus Mobility

http://ahawkinselectrical.ca/

http://brownlawyerspc.com/

https://campbellamusements.com/

https://www.hamilton.ca/

http://dumfriesmutual.com/

http://www.scotiabank.com/ca/en/0,0,2,00.html

http://zebroski.com/

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SILVER SPONSORS

Allanholme Farm – John & Joanne Borer

Ayr Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Co.

Bleacher Rentals

IBI Group Architecture/ Planning

The Burger Barn Oshweken

BRONZE SPONSORS

Adam’s Plumbing & Pumps

Advance Printing

Al-Care Restoration Services Ltd.

Beaudry Landscape Design/ G. & S. Beaudry

Besley Farms

Bobcat of Hamilton

Brae Lane Farms

Connon Nurseries N.V.K. Holdings

Crossroads Equipment

Doyle Manufacturing

Dr. Attie Asadi – Dentist

Dundas Marine

Enbridge Pipelines Inc.

Farm Credit Canada

Fleet Contracting Ltd.

Fred & Lee Smith Enterprises

WPE Landscape Equipment

Galer Farm Equipment

Gord’s Service Station

Heartland Farm Mutual Insurance

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Investor’s Group – Rob Wojtasik

Jay’s Auto Services

JB Construction Management & JB Landscape Construction

KMR Speciality Steel Ltd.- Peter Pursall

M & L Testing

Martlynn Transport

McKnight Haulage

Ontario Percheron Horse Association

Premier Tractor

Regional Tractor Sales

Rockton Berry Farm

ROTHSAY Div. Darling International

Settlers Supplies Inc

Sharpe Farm Supplies

Skyway Lawn Equipment

Smart Elements: Heating & Cooling

Sparling’s Propane Co. Ltd

Sterling Honda

The Gryphin Advantage

Toppers Enterprises Lawn & Garden

Trailerworld

Upper Grand Veterinarian Services

Vine & Partners LLP

Waterdown Collision

Wilkinson Heavy Precast

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SPECIAL RECOGNITION:

Jeanette Jamieson & Robert & Elaine Pasuta

SPECIAL THANK YOU TO:

Members, Junior Members and staff who give their time & energy

to ensure our annual event continues to be safe, fun and clean!

THANK YOU!