174th

ANCASTER FAIR

2024

HOMECRAFT PRIZE LIST

Including JUNIOR - CLASS 117 & 118 and Garden Produce

THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY
September 19-20-21-22
“Rooted in Progress”

630 Trinity Rd. RR #1
Jerseyville, Ontario, L0R 1R0
www.ancasterfair.ca
Phone: 905-648-6198
Fax: 905-648-2300
E-Mail: info@ancasterfair.ca

Homecraft Officers for 2024

Elaine Latulippe - Past President
Cathy Reid - President
Deb Stevenson - 1st Vice President
Brenda Parkin - 2nd Vice President
Paula Eyles - Secretary
Monica Kaminski - Treasurer
Linda Weylie - Friendship Convenor

FAIR TIMES

THURSDAY - 5:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m.
FRIDAY - 9:00 p.m. until 10:00 p.m.
SATURDAY - 9:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m.
SUNDAY - 9:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m.

2024 Theme

"Rooted in Progress"

FAIR RULES AND REGULATIONS

MEMBERS

The Annual Membership Fee for Committee Members of the Ancaster Agricultural Society is $20.00. Due July 31st annually.
An exhibiting Member winning $20.00 or over will have $20.00 deducted for next year’s membership card.

EXHIBITORS

Exhibitors must purchase an exhibitor card; Adult Classes - $10.00, Junior Classes 117 & 118 (ages 9 to 21) - $5.00, must accompany their entry form. An exhibitor may enter as many articles/exhibits as they wish, but only one article per section, except in specified Livestock Classes. A Junior entering Adult and Junior classes requires an Adult Exhibitor Card only.
An exhibitor winning $20.00 or over (except Junior Classes and 4-H) will have $10.00 deducted for the next year’s exhibitor card.
An Exhibitor Card allows the exhibitor to exhibit at the Ancaster Fair and one free admission to the current Fair.
All exhibitors must abide by the rules of the Ancaster Agricultural Society.
All exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor and must not have been shown prior to 2023 except where specified.

ENTRY FORMS

Exhibitors are to enter online at www.assistexpo.ca/ancasterfair or from the link on our website. The deadline to enter is September 6th, 2024, unless otherwise stated.
Entry forms received by August 16th will have entry tags mailed to the exhibitor if mailing is requested and the exhibitor card has been purchased. Otherwise, exhibitors can pick up entry tags at the office.
Entry forms received by August 23rd will be entered into a draw for three - $25.00 prizes!
Once an entry is made, an entry tag will be supplied for each article, which must be attached to the article to serve as a means of identification at the Fair.
Personal information on the entry form will be used to process the payment of prize money and mailing prize lists.

ENTRY FEES

All entry fees are used for prize money.
A ten percent (10%) entry fee will be deducted from prize winnings, except in certain livestock classes and horse shows where 15% is deducted. No deductions will be taken from Junior or 4-H exhibitors. In certain classes where an entry fee has already been paid, no further deductions will be made.

EXHIBIT PLACEMENT TIMES

Exhibits must be placed in the Marritt Hall Complex between the hours of 2:00 p.m. & 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 18th.
No entries will be taken on Thursday, September 19th.
Marritt Hall closes at 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 22nd; exhibits must be picked up between 7:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m. Sunday, or 9 am-noon Monday, September 23rd, using your claim ticket.

JUDGING

An exhibitor lodging a protest regarding an exhibit must make it in writing to the Manager, accompanied by a $10.00 deposit, as soon as the problem is apparent. In no case shall a protest be lodged more than 24 hours after the Fair. The protest will be decided by the Committee under the direction of the Chairman. In the case of committee disagreement or appeal, the President of the Ancaster Agricultural Society will make the final decision. Prize money may be forfeited. If the protest is not sustained, the $10.00 deposit will be forfeited.
Judges shall have discretionary powers to withhold any prize where they deem an article unworthy. Judges will disqualify soiled and/or old exhibits.
Anyone who interferes with the judge while carrying out his/her duties shall forfeit the right to a prize or could be asked to leave the property.

PRIZE MONEY & AWARDS

Prize money will be paid by cheque when all clerical work is completed. Prize money of less than $6 will be paid in cash through the fair office.
Cheques must be cashed before December 1st of the current year.
Awards for Most Points may be won by the same exhibitor for two (2) consecutive years. Following the third year, the exhibitor may again be eligible to win the Most Points Award. Points calculated: 1st - 10; 2nd - 9; 3rd - 8; 4th - 7; and 5th - 6.

GENERAL

In case of insufficient funds due to weather or other conditions, the Ancaster Agricultural Society reserves the right to pay a percentage of the prize money.
In case there is an error in the printing of the Prize List, the Directors of the Ancaster Agricultural Society have the power to correct any errors.
Be it distinctly understood that in no case shall the Ancaster Agricultural Society, its Directors, Officers or Employees be held responsible for loss of, or damage to, any article or articles while being exhibited at the Ancaster Fair. Notwithstanding, reasonable care will be maintained at all times.
Proof of $2,000,000 LIABILITY INSURANCE IS REQUIRED when submitting all livestock entries. Without proof of insurance, livestock will not be allowed to show.
All regulations from all levels of government will be followed during this event.
Additional information in Cattle Rules and Horse Rules.

PRIZE LISTS MAY BE OBTAINED FROM
Ancaster Agricultural Society
630 Trinity Road, RR #1 Jerseyville, ON L0R 1R0
Phone (905) 648-6198 - Fax (905) 648-2300
info@ancasterfair.ca www.ancasterfair.ca
Enter online at:www.assistexpo.ca/ancasterfair

Class 50 - Baking

Chairperson: Nancy Benedict;
Lori Ambo, Stephanie Chapman, Gail Cox, Marian English,
Barb Masefield, Marilyn MacMillan, Karen Winger

Rules:

Commercial vendors are prohibited from exhibiting.
Cakes and breads must be removed from the pans.
No bread machine bread unless specified.
Cover cakes and pies with saran wrap.
Place all other items in appropriately sized ziplock bags.
Place smaller items, i.e. muffins, cookies, etc., on appropriately sized paper plates inside a ziplock bag.
“Named”- print the name of the item on the exhibitors’ tag.
Entries submitted on glass or ceramics at your own risk.
Winners must agree to use of name/picture for publicity without payment.
Baking exhibits, left until Monday, will be disposed of.
All recipes and product labels will be retained.

1st: $5.00, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00, 4th: $3.50, 5th: $3.00

BREAD

1.	Cinnamon Rolls, 3
2.	Buttermilk Biscuits - Equal size - 2 1/2 inches across
3.	Loaf - 60% Whole Wheat Bread (pan size: min. 8"x4"x2 1/2" max: 9"x5"x3") Whole Loaf
4.	Loaf - Sourdough - Half Loaf
5.	Loaf - Artisan White Bread - Round - Must show characteristics of an Artisan loaf. ie: proofing basket ridges and rustic finish to top. 1st: $10, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $5 Donated by: FX Worx Inc., Ancaster, ON, www.fxworxinc.com
6.	Christmas Star Twisted Bread - Whole Loaf

Recipe:

1 package (1/4 ounce) active dry yeast
1/4 cup warm water (110° to 115°)
3/4 cup warm whole milk (110° to 115°)
1 large egg
1/4 cup butter, softened
1/4 cup granulated sugar
1 teaspoon salt
3-1/4 to 3-3/4 cups all-purpose flour
3/4 cup jam of preference
2 tablespoons butter, melted
Confectioners’ sugar

The recipe can be found at:
www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/christmas-star-twisted-bread

LOAVES, MUFFINS & TARTS

7.	Mini Smores Tart - Recipe to follow

Recipe:

Crust

1 1/2C. Graham cracker crumbs (about 10 full sheet graham crackers)
6tbsp. Unsalted butter, melted
1/3C. Granulated sugar

Filling

12oz. Semi-sweet chocolate, coarsely chopped
1/4C. Unsalted butter, cubed
1C. Heavy cream or heavy whipped cream

Marshmallow Topping

2 Egg whites at room temperature
1/2C. Granulated sugar
1/8tsp. Cream of tartar
1tsp. Pure vanilla extract

The recipe can be found at:
https://www.delish.com/cooking/recipe-ideas/recipes/a43092/best-mini-smores-tarts-recipe/

8.	Date and Nut Loaf - half loaf
9.	Banana Loaf - Half Loaf - no nuts
10.	Apple Streusel Muffins - 3 - no baking cups
11.	Blueberry Muffins - 3 - no baking cups
12.	Cranberry Orange Muffins - 3 - no baking cups
13.	Classic Canadian Butter Tarts - 3 - no nuts. The winner of section 13 may enter the Butter Tart Competition at Dist. #6 - O.A.A.S., in Nov., and on winning, compete at the Convention, in Feb.

OAAS Butter Tart Competition

Rules:

Entry must be made solely by the person entering the competition. (including pastry)
The winner from each Fair/Exhibition will be eligible to enter the District Competition.
A total of 6 tarts will be required to be shown at the District Competition. Tarts must be on a clean, sturdy plate (no paper plates) inside of a clear plastic bag with the exhibitor’s name, mailing address, and fair represented.
The size of the tarts must be full size tarts. (no mini or bite size tarts) and must not contain fruit or nuts (ie., no raisins, no pecans).

Provincial Competition

The entrant must be the winner from the District Competition.
1st, and 2nd place entries will not be returned to exhibitor but will be placed up for auction at convention.

Provincial Prize Money: 1st - $50.00, 2nd - $30.00, 3rd - $20.00. Donated by Gay Lea Foods Co-Operative

COOKIES, SQUARES & PASTRIES

14.	Florentine Lace Cookies sandwiched with chocolate - 3
15.	Shortbread Cookies - 3
16.	Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies - 3
17.	Peanut Butter Cookies - 3, must have a peanut butter flavour profile, any additions accepted
18.	Gingerbread cookies - 3
19.	Date Squares - 3
20.	Squares - 3 - exhibitor's choice. Must contain rice krispies - named, uniform
21.	Pumpkin Cheesecake Cookies - 3

SUITABLE FOR RESTRICTED DIETS

22.	Gluten Free Banana Bread - with recipe - 1/2 loaf - accompanied by homemade jam of your choice - jam must be named
23.	Dessert Suitable For A Diabetic - with recipe - one serving
24.	Gluten Free Chocolate Chip Cookies - 3 - with recipe

SPECIALS

1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6, 4th: $4, 5th: $3

25.	Fruit Cake-Dark, Approx. 1 Lb, not iced
26.	Fruit Cake-Light, Approx. 1 Lb, not iced
27.	Small Basket of Homemade Treats (edible) for Shut-in
28.	Small Basket or Shoebox of Treats For Child - include game or activity

PIES

1st: $5:00, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00, 4th: $3.50, 5th:$3.00

29.	Apple Pie - 1 slice
30.	Pumpkin Pie - 1 slice
31.	Decorative Pie Crust - whole pie - exhibitor choice of flavour. Judged on design, appearance, texture & taste.
32.	SPECIAL: Elderberry Pie - 1 slice - in memory of Erna Pickard
33.	SPECIAL: Lemon Meringue Pie - whole pie with pastry made from scratch. Retained. Judged by A.A.S. 2024 Presidents 1st: $15.00, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00, 4th: $3.50, 5th: $3.00

CAKES

34.	One Half Carrot Cake Iced with Cream Cheese Icing - no decoration
35.	Chocolate Pumpkin Spice Cake - Iced - slice to include 3 ribs of bundt pan
36.	Pink Ombre Cake - 3 layers - Must give the appearance of appearance of one-color hue fading into the next, from dark (bottom) to light (top) and creatively decorated on top. 1st: $35, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $10 Donated by: FX Worx Inc., Ancaster, ON, www.fxworxinc.com
37.	Themed Cupcakes - 3 - judged on creativity, taste, originality & decoration
Most Points Baking 1st: Award & Rosette, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $8

Class 51 - Home Canning

Chairman: Janet Tigchelaar; Mike Charters, Nancy Cranston,
Brendan Power, Deb Stevenson
Honourary Member: Martha Cranston
Janet: 905 648-4995

Rules:

All exhibits must be the work and submitted under the name of one natural person.
BUSINESSES ARE PROHIBITED FROM EXHIBITING.
Any tag bearing any name other than an individual will be disqualified and the class will be rejudged.
All entries must be displayed in standard canning jars. No baby food jars, etc. Incorrectly sized jars will be disqualified.
All jams and jellies must be in specified size jars. No wax allowed.
All fruit, relishes, pickles & juices must be in pint or 500ml jars.
All food that has been cooked must be in sealed jars.
The exhibitor tags must be attached to jars with rubber bands.
All jars and rings must be clean.
No identifying labels - name of product if called for on exhibitor’s tag.

1st: $5.00, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00, 4th: $3.50, 5th: $3.00

JAM & MARMALADE - COOKED - 250 ML. JARS - SEALED

1.	Strawberry Jam
2.	Black Currant Jam
3.	Blueberry Jam
4.	Marmalade - Citrus - named 1st: $20.00, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00, 4th: $3.50, 5th: $3.00 1st Place Prize Money Donated by: Brendan Power, Canning prize
5.	Raspberry Jam
6.	2 Fruit Jam - named
7.	A Diabetic Jam - named
8.	Blackberry Jam - named
9.	Peach Jam
10.	Sour Cherry Jam
11.	Apricot Jam
12.	Chutney - any variety

JELLY - 250 ML. JARS - SEALED

13. Grape Jelly
14. Terry's Quince Jelly
15. Crab Apple Jelly
16. Two (2) Fruit Jelly - Named
17. Elderberry Jelly

18. Red Currant Jelly
19. Mint Jelly
20. Blackcap Jelly
21. Rhubarb Jelly

FREEZER JAM - 250 ML. JARS - NO PLASTIC

22. Strawberry Freezer Jam
23. Peach Freezer Jam

24. Diabetic - Freezer Jam, Named

SPECIAL

25.	Peach & Pepper Jam 1st: $20.00, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00, 4th: $3.50, 5th: $3.00 1st Place Prize Money Donated by: Mike Charters & Nancy Cranston

Peach &Pepper Jam

4 cups peaches, peeled and finely chopped
1 medium red bell pepper, seeded and finely chopped
3 medium jalapenos, seeded and finely chopped
1/2 tsp. grated lemon rind
2 Tbsp. cider vinegar
2oz box pectin powder, 57g
5 cups sugar

Place peaches in a large, non-reactive pan. Combine peppers, lemon rind, cider vinegar and pectin powder with fruit in pan. Stir well to combine. Place on the stove-top over high heat and stir until the mixture comes to a full boil. Stir in sugar and bring to a full rolling boil. Boil hard for 1 minute, stirring constantly. Remove from heat. Skim off foam with a spoon and discard. Pour into clean warm, sterilized jars, filling to within 1/4-inch of rim.
www.seasonsandsuppers.ca/peach-and-pepper-jam/

CANNED FRUITS - PINT OR 500 ML JARS

26. Pie Cherries
27. Plums
28. Peaches
29. Tomatoes
30. Pears

31. Apple Pie Filling
32. Applesauce
33. Rhubarb
34. Crab Apples

PICKLES AND SAUCES - PINT OR 500 ML JARS

35. Dill
36. Mustard Mixed
37. Nine Day
38. Zucchini Pickles
39. Icicle
40. Hot Dog Relish
41. Bread & Butter
42. Corn Relish
43. Any Dilled Vegetable
44. Pickled Asparagus

45. Pickled Carrots
46. Pickled Beets
47. B.B.Q. Sauce
48. Pickled Mixed Vegetables
49. Chili Sauce
50. Red Pepper Jelly - condiment
51. Boiled Salad Dressing
52. Fruit Chili Sauce
53. Spaghetti Sauce - no meat
54. French Dressing

MISCELLANEOUS - PINT OR 500 ML - SEALED

55.	Maple Syrup - open class
56.	Seafood Cocktail Sauce
57.	Bean Salad
58.	Chicken Wing Sauce, medium heat
59.	Honey - not sealed
60.	Tomato Chutney
61.	Tomato Soup
62.	Rhubarb Juice
63.	A Quart of Pickled Eggs, not sealed
64.	Gift Pack Competition: a decorated gift container with 4 500ml jars of local produce. - 2 jars must be wild product - must have a label to identify product. 1st: $20.00, 2nd: $5.00, 3rd: $4.50, 4th: $4.00, 5th: $3.50 Special 1st Prize Donated by: Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre
Best of Show $30 and Rosette Donated by: Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre

MOST 1st PLACES OVERALL IN HOMECRAFT $75

Donated by the Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre
www.asacseniors.com 905-546-2999

Class 52 - Antiques and Collectibles

“For the Casual Collector”
Chairman: Sylvia Parr; Shirley & Ken Peer, Brenda Parkin,
Sandra Ferguson, Mandy Parr, Brian Parr, Sherri & Cindy Zimmerman

Rules:

Articles in Antiques must be at least 60 years old.
Amateurs only may enter.
Historical interest of entry would be appreciated but not necessary for prize.
Please note Homecraft Rules and Regulations #26 and #23.

Definition: A pair is two (2) items that are the same.
A collection is three (3) not to exceed six (6) that are different.

1st: $5.00, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00, 4th: $3.50, 5th: $3.00

ANTIQUES

1.	In Honour, of our Majesty's KING CHARLES III CORONATION: HIS EARLY YEARS 1st: $20.00, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00, 4th: $3.50, 5th: $3.00 Special 1st Prize Donated by: Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre
2.	Music Book (not a hymn Book)
3.	Candle Mold
4.	Pink Depression Glass
5.	Sour Cream Jar
6.	Collection of 3, Gentleman's Shaving Items
7.	Collection of 3, Wooden Spools With Thread
8.	Bean Slicer
9.	Metal Watering Can
10.	Railroad Lantern
11.	Picture Frame in Swing Stand (NOT to Exceed 12 Inches in All Directions)
12.	Fountain Pen
13.	Collection of 3 Salters
14.	All Wood Long Handled Farm Tool (Rake, Fork, etc.)
15.	Cobbler's Item, not a shoe
16.	Wooden Mallet
17.	Horse Brasses
18.	Wooden Spirit Level
19.	Spittoon
20.	Women's Chatelaine (Chain) (Not the Magazine)
21.	Directional Compass
22.	Kaleidoscope

COLLECTIBLES

Rules:

Items must be before 1978
Original work, no reproductions
Please note Homecraft Rules and Regulation #7 #14

23.	Planters Peanut Memorabilia
24.	Hummel Figurine
25.	Christmas Ornament
26.	McDonald's Restaurant Memorabilia
27.	Sesame Street Memorabilia
28.	Mystery Novel (Nancy Drew, Hardy Boys, etc.)
29.	Barbie Brand Item (NOT a Doll or Clothes)
30.	Novelty Teapot - Functional
31.	Christmas LP Record In Original Cover
32.	Bicycle Accessory (bell, horn, light, etc.)
33.	Altaglass
34.	Novelty Clock
35.	Metal electric model train engine with one car and track (Lionel, American Flyer, etc.)
Most Points Antiques Sections 1-22 $20 Donated by: Sylvia Parr
Most Points Collectibles Sections 23-35 $20 Donated by: Sylvia Parr
Most Points Class 52 - Rosette & $25 Donated by: Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre

Class 53 - Senior Citizens

Chairman: Melanie Blum; Kay Aldgate, Ellen Bowen, Kalee Hernden, Dorothy Wentworth

Rules:

Open to Men & Women 60 years of age and over
Entries may not have been shown before 2023
Senior Citizens entering this Class may also enter other Classes in the Homecraft Division.
To qualify for the most senior exhibitor prize, please remember to note your age on entry tags.

1st: $5.00, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00, 4th: $3.50, 5th: $3.00

Sections:

1.	Knitted or Crocheted Toy
2.	Handmade Cane or Walking Stick
3.	Handmade article of beading
4.	Decorated tray or serving platter
5.	Mosaic Tile
6.	One Thermos of Homemade Soup, with recipe attached
7.	Bunka, framed, ready to hang
8.	Socks, handmade
9.	Functional Wooden Item, handmade, not a birdhouse
10.	Decorative Wooden Item, handmade, not a birdhouse
11.	Cottage Afghan, knitted or crocheted
12.	Baby Afghan, knitted or crocheted, not larger than 45"
13.	Handmade Santa
14.	Decorative Painting on a Flower Pot
15.	Quilted Article Special Prize for 1st Place in memory of Barbara MacMillan
16.	Tea Cosy
17.	Repurposed Glass Garden Decoration using old glass dishes, not porcelain or china
18.	Decorative Cushion or Pillow
19.	Article of String Art
20.	Article of clothing made from minimum of 2 different used clothing items
21.	Handmade Fabric Article of Clothing, must be sewn
22.	3 Handmade Magnets
23.	Strawberry Freezer Jam in 250ml jar
24.	Bazaar Article, suitable for Christmas
25.	Bazaar Article, any other kind, $10.00 value or less
26.	Bazaar Article, Any Other Kind, valued more than $10.00
27.	Functional Purse or Tote
28.	Handcrafted item of pottery
29.	African Violet
30.	One slice Apple Pie
31.	Diamond Dot, ready to hang
32.	Framed Article of needlework, ready to hang
33.	Handmade Sign with a Country Theme
34.	Crocheted Doily, mounted
35.	Suncatcher, handcrafted
36.	Wind Chimes made from Old Cutlery
37.	Handcrafted Plant Hanger
38.	Framed Christmas Tree made from old jewellery
39.	Prayer Shawl
40.	Repurposed Article from salvaged article(s)
41.	Handcrafted Birdfeeder
42.	Handmade Door Stopper
43.	Handcrafted stamped or stencilled article
44.	Painting of a Butterfly
45.	Honeymoon memory, photo optional
Special Prize for section 15 an additional $5
Best of Show $5 and Rosette
Most Senior Exhibitor Age MUST be written on entry tag. $10 Donated by: Kimberly Dowell, Bethany Dowell and Gareth Clayton, In memory of Jean Dowell
Most Points $50 and Rosette - Prize Money Donated by: Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre

Class 54 - Clothing

Chairman: Lucy Lockhart; Karen & Darwin Witty, Donna Murray, Marlene Smith, Marg Somerville
Honourary Members: Marion Workman

Rules:

Sewn yard goods by you only. All decor must be sewn, with no glue, paint, iron-on or glitter. (Section #26 & #60, please use ready-made jeans. Lots of ideas online. Section #65 may purchase a Sweatshirt).
Items that are soiled, not clean & show wear will be disqualified.
Entries may not have been shown before 2023.
Please, no hangers left on entries.

1st: $5.00, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00, 4th: $3.50

INFANT'S WEAR AND CHILDREN'S WEAR

(2 years and under)

1.	Dress, not smocked
2.	Smocked 'Wee Care' bereavement baby gown to be donated to St. Joseph's Hospital, Hamilton. White flannelette or soft cotton
3.	Not smocked 'Wee Care' gowns to be donated to St. Joseph's Hospital, Hamilton. Free pattern (4 sizes) is available at Fair office or can be emailed. White flannelette. You can subtly decorate with a bit of lace, ribbon or charm. You may donate as many as you like, but counts as one entry. You will get a chance to win a gift certificate for each item you donate. Link for pattern is https://ancasterfair.ca/download/3372/'tmstv=1675887734
4.	Smocked bishop dress
5.	Smocked dress with yoke
6.	Christening gown or suit
7.	Romper (not sleepers)
8.	Overalls or Pants
9.	Headwear
10.	Boy's Outfit
11.	"Rooted in Progress" theme bib
12.	Nightwear (nightie or 2 pieces top & bottom)
13.	Sun Wear
14.	Winter Coat
15.	Jacket or Coat
16.	2 Piece Matching Outfit

INFANT'S WEAR AND CHILDREN'S WEAR PART 2

(3 to 14 years)

17.	Modern smocked dress for an older girl, i.e. dropped waist with smocked inset, etc
18.	Smocked Bishop Dress
19.	Dress, not smocked
20.	Special Occassion Dress
21.	Boy's Dressy Clothing
22.	Polar Fleece Clothing
23.	Jumper
24.	Nightwear Knit or Fleece (nightie or 2 pieces top & bottom)
25.	Nightwear Flannelette (nightie or 2 pieces top & bottom)
26.	Add a godet (triangular piece of material) to straight leg jeans to make bell bottoms, include before changes photo. Many ideas online.
27.	2 Piece Matching Outfit - not smocked
28.	Hat
29.	Pants or Overalls
30.	Tracksuit
31.	"Rooted in Progress" theme vest
32.	Skirt
33.	Blouse or Shirt - buttons & button holes
34.	Pullover Top (no closures)
35.	Denimwear
36.	Jacket or Coat
37.	Raincoat
38.	Playwear
39.	Winter Wear
40.	Boxer Shorts
41.	Wearable Article not previously listed
42.	'Let's play dress up' (i.e.: princess, cowboy etc) to fit ages 5-8. This is not a Halloween costume.

ADULT WEAR

43.	Dress
44.	Evening Dress
45.	Jumpsuit
46.	"Rooted in Progress" theme vest
47.	Unlined Jacket
48.	Tailored Blazer/Lined Jacket
49.	Winter Coat
50.	Raincoat
51.	Unlined Skirt
52.	Lined Skirt
53.	Shorts
54.	Pants -Trousers (with zipper or fly front)
55.	Sportswear
56.	Nightwear Knit or Fleece (nightie or 2 pieces top & bottom)
57.	Nightwear Flannelette (nightie or 2 pieces tops & bottoms)
58.	Blouse/shirt - buttons & button holes
59.	Pullover Top - no closures
60.	Add a godet (triangular piece of material) to straight leg jeans to make bell bottoms, include before photo.

MISCELLANEOUS & ACCESSORIES

61.	Make a garment (can be 2 pieces) using 2 patterns or more, show how you changed a pattern to get the style you want include before photos of patterns used and any freehand changes of pattern pieces.. (Not fit changes)
62.	Dog coat or costume
63.	Hallowe'en Costume
64.	Historical Garment
65.	"Rooted in Progress" theme decorated sweatshirt
66.	Child's pinafore crafting apron
67.	Half Apron - no bib
68.	"Rooted in Progress" theme BBQ apron
69.	Fancy Apron (full or bibbed)
70.	Purse/handbag closed with zipper or magnet snap
71.	Backpack
72.	Doll Clothes Collection of 3. One of each: fancy dress, a profession (doctor, fireman etc), an outfit of your choice
73.	Smocked doll clothes, collection of 3, your choice
74.	Accessories Collection - pick 3 - wallet, change purse, make-up bag, travel jewelry bag, shoe bag, scarf, lunch bag, purse size sewing kit, book/reader cover.
75.	Garment made from recycled clothing must include a photo of item/s to be recycled into one article.
Best in Show Smocking $25 Donated by: Lucy Lockhart
Judges Choice Award $25 Donated by: Lucy Lockhart
Most Points Clothing $25 and Rosette

Indoor Garage Sale

Hosted by Homecraft Division
Held in the Concession Building at the Ancaster Fairgrounds
March 16 & November 9, 2024, 8 am to 2 pm
Bake table & lunch counter. A large variety of vendors
RENT A TABLE FOR $35
For more info, contact garagesale@ancasterfair.ca

Class 54A - "The Busy Needles' Nook"

Co-Chairs: Deb Stevenson & Paula Eyles; Laura Baker, Betty Gilbert, Lucy Fiander, Wendy Roberts, Cheryl Warner

Rules: Please read carefully before preparing your submissions.

Use Safety Pins only to attach your entry tag to items.
Items must be new work, never previously worn or used.
Items can be submitted 2 years in a row, then never again. Photos are taken each year to monitor this.
Items should be free of any scent, such as perfume, smoke, mothballs, etc., due to allergies and sensitivities. These items will be disqualified before judging.

1st: $5.00, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00, 4th: $3.50, 5th: $3.00

INFANT'S WEAR - NEWBORN TO 24 MONTHS

1.	Infant's Dress - Knit
2.	Infant's Dress - Crochet
3.	Infant's Sweater - Knit
4.	Infant's Sweater - Crochet
5.	Infant's Cardigan - Knit
6.	Infant's Cardigan - Crochet
7.	Infant Shawl (36"x36" or smaller) - Knit
8.	Infant Shawl (36"x36" or smaller) - Crochet
9.	Baby Afghan (no larger than 50") - Knit
10.	Baby Afghan (no larger than 50") - Crochet
11.	Car Seat Blanket - Knit
12.	Car Seat Blanket - Crochet
13.	Bunting Bag or Cocoon - Knit or Crochet
14.	Infant/Baby Hat - Any Style

CHILDREN - 3 TO 6 YEARS

(Knit or Crochet Judged Together in Each Category)

15.	Pullover Sweater
16.	Cardigan Sweater
17.	Hat (Any Style) with Matching Mittens or Fingerless Gloves
18.	Slippers (1 Pair)
19.	Toy
20.	Storage Container for Child's Room (e.g., basket, hanging bag)

YOUTH - 7 TO 16 YEARS (KNIT OR CROCHET)

(Knit or Crochet Judged Together in Each Category)

21.	Sweater in the Round, Fair Isle or Nordic.
22.	Hat (Any Style)
23.	Shrug, Vest or Short Top
24.	Mittens or Fingerless Gloves (1 Pair)
25.	Cowl, Neck Warmer, Neck Gaiter (in the Round)
26.	Any Other Clothing Item Not Listed

ADULT WEAR (ANY GENDER)

1st: $6.00, 2nd: $5.50, 3rd: $5.00, 4th: $4.50, 5th: $4.00

27.	Pullover Sweater - Knit or Crochet
28.	Cardigan Sweater (Buttons Optional) - Knit
29.	Cardigan Sweater (Buttons Optional) - Crochet
30.	Shawl - Knit or Crochet
31.	Poncho - Knit or Crochet
32.	Socks (1 Pair) - Knit or Crochet
33.	Hat (Required Item) and Scarf or Mittens or Fingerless Gloves (Any Matching 2) - Knit
34.	Hat (Required Item) and Scarf or Mittens or Fingerless Gloves (Any Matching 2) - Crochet
35.	Slippers (1 Pair) - Knit or Crochet
36.	Head Band or Ear Warmers - Knit or Crochet
37.	Tote Bag, Purse, Fanny Pack or Any Other Type of Bag - Knit or Crochet

HOME BOUTIQUE

1st: $12, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $8, 4th: $7, 5th: $6

38.	Afghan (Wave or Zig Zag, 40" by 50" or larger) - Knit
39.	Afghan (Wave or Zig Zag, 40" by 50" or larger) - Crochet
40.	Afghan (Granny Squares, 40" by 50" or larger) - Crochet
41.	Afghan (Individual Squares Other than Granny Style, 40" by 50" or larger) - Knit or Crochet
42.	Afghan (Varigated, 40" by 50" or larger) - Knit or Crochet
43.	Afghan (1 Solid Colour, 40" by 50" or larger) - Knit or Crochet
44.	Afghan (Any Striped Pattern Except Wave or Zig Zag, 40" by 50" or larger) - Knit or Crochet
45.	Afghan (Any Other Style, 40" by 50" or larger) - Knit or Crochet
46.	Afghan (40" by 50" or larger) - Using Arm Knitting or Arm Crocheting Technique
47.	Lap Blanket (About 36" by 45") - Knit or Crochet
48.	Cushion/Pillow - Knit or Crochet

MISCELLANEOUS

1st: $5:00, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $4.00, 4th: $3.50, 5th:$3.00
(Knit or Crochet Judged Together in Each Category)

49.	Placemats (2)
50.	Pot Holders or Hot Pads (2)
51.	Tea Cozy (Displayed on Tea Pot)
52.	Christmas Dish Cloths (2)
53.	Tea Towel Topper (Attached to a Tea Towel)
54.	Hot/Cold Drink Container Holder (Displayed on Container)
55.	Wheelchair Arm/Side Organizer Bag/Pouch
56.	Home Décor Item (e.g., rug, storage basket, microwave bowl cover, decorative pumpkin)
In Memory of Joyce Satchell to Winner of Sec 27 $10
Best of Show $20 and Rosette Donated by: Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre
Most Points $25 Donated by: Bob & Betty Gilbert

MOST 1st PLACES OVERALL IN HOMECRAFT $75

Donated by the Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre
www.asacseniors.com 905-546-2999

The Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies
“Judging Standards” Booklet
for foods, clothing, quilts and handicrafts
is available for $7.00 + tax from the O.A.A.S. website:
https://www.ontarioagsocieties.com/agricultural-society-info/store

Homecraft Quilt Draw

Tickets Available at 905-648-6198 and in Marritt Hall throughout the Fair
DRAW: Sunday, September 22, 5:30pm

ONTARIO ASSOCIATION of AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES
ANNUAL HAND-QUILTED QUILT COMPETITION

Entries must be solely made and hand quilted by the exhibitor and exhibited and judged at a local O.A.A.S. fair to be eligible for this competition.
Entry quilts must be a minimum of 324” (810cm) measured on the perimeter. Note the quilt can be square, rectangular etc. All 4 sides must be measured to determine the perimeter measurement.
If a quilt entered, at the Ancaster Fair, has already been chosen as Best of Show at another Fair, please write this information on the entry tag, so a runner-up can be chosen, if necessary.
At the Ancaster Fair, a Champion and Reserve Champion Quilt will be picked from all first and second prize winners in Sections 1 thru 3. The Grand Champion Quilt will then be entered at the District Annual Meeting Competition.
If a quilt wins Grand Champion at more than one Fair, the exhibitor must send the quilt on behalf of the Fair nearest his/her home address. The other Fair must then send their Reserve Champion Quilt to the District Competition.
The first place winning quilt from the District Competition is eligible to enter the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies Championship Quilt Competition at the February Convention. A $500.00 Grand Prize will be awarded to the Exhibitor, who will retain ownership of the quilt. A certificate and ribbon will also be awarded to the winner. A $100.00 Reserve Grand prize will be awarded and the Exhibitor will retain ownership of the quilt.
Upon making an entry, the exhibitor agrees to participate in any promotional activities related to the competitions.
It is the exhibitor’s responsibility to give credit to the original designer of the quilt pattern based on copyright rules.

ONTARIO ASSOCIATION of AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES
ANNUAL MACHINE-QUILTED QUILT COMPETITION

Quilt must be solely made and machine quilted by the exhibitor and exhibited and judged at a local O.A.A.S. fair to be eligible for this competition.
Quilt to be measured on the perimeter. Total perimeter measurement to be a minimum of 324" (810cm). Note the article can be square, rectangular etc.
The quilting must be through all 3 layers (top, batting and back) and not be mounted on a frame. The quilt may have a sleeve attached to the back for the purpose of hanging the quilt.
Grand Champion or Reserve Champion quilt will be eligible to go to District #6 Competition.
First place winner at District #6 will be eligible to compete for Provincial Grand Champion at the O.A.A.S. Convention.
The quilt design and pattern designer must be named, if applicable.

Class 70 - Presidents Quilt Block Challenge

Chair: Cathy Reid, President
Monica Kaminski, Bonnie Kelley, Elaine Latulippe, Carolyn Marsh
Blocks to be retained by Homecraft. Kits will be available in the fair office by June 1st. A $5.00 deposit per kit will be returned when the block, finished or unfinished, is returned.
One entry per person per section.

1st: $15, 2nd: $12, 3rd: $10, 4th: $8, 5th: $5

1.	Patchwork Quilt Block
Special gift for committee's choice

Homecraft Quilt Draw

Tickets Available at 905-648-6198 and in Marritt Hall throughout the Fair
DRAW: Sunday, September 22, 5:30pm

Class 55 - Quilting

Chair: Judy Burtis; George Burtis, Willy Walker, Cindy Kelloway, Janet Hockley, Verna Radford
Businesses & Sponsors are not eligible to enter.

Rules:

All entries must be the work of the exhibitor unless otherwise stated,
Entries may be shown for only two consecutive years.
Articles with an odour or that are soiled or damaged will not be judged.
No Straight Pins.

Sections 1 to 6 must be a minimum of 324"(810cm) measured on the perimeter following OAAS rules.

1st: $35, 2nd: $25, 3rd: $20

HAND QUILTING SECTIONS 1-3

1.	Quilt, Pieced
2.	Quilt, with Applique, Embroidery or both
3.	Crazy or Scrappy Quilt

DOMESTIC MACHINE QUILTING SECTIONS 4-6

No Long Arm

4.	Quilt, Pieced
5.	Quilt, with Applique, Embroidery or both
6.	Crazy or Scrappy Quilt

VARIOUS QUILTS - HAND OR DOMESTIC HOME MACHINE ONLY

1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $8

7.	Quilt Top only, min 300"
8.	Quilt Top only, max 299"
9.	Scrappy or Crazy Quilt
10.	Modern Theme Quilt
11.	Quilt Suitable for Men or Boys
12.	Quilt, Group Project (2 or more people)
13.	Quilted Art Quilt
14.	Quilted Wall Hanging with Applique or Embroidery or both - ready to hang with sleeve or clips
15.	Hand Quilted Wall Hanging - ready to hang with sleeve or clips
16.	Machine Quilted Wall Hanging - ready to hang with sleeve or clips
17.	Hand Quilted, Baby's Quilt - no panels
18.	Machine Quilted, Baby's Quilt - no panels
19.	Hand Quilted, Child's Quilt - using panels
20.	Machine Quilted, Child's Quilt - using panels
21.	Hand Quilted,Child's Quilt - no panels
22.	Machine Quilted,Child's Quilt - no panels
23.	Quilted Lap Quilt

OTHER QUILTED ITEMS - NO LONG ARM

1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5

24.	Quilted Placemats, Set of 2
25.	Quilted Placemats, Set of 2, any holiday theme
26.	Quilted Rectangular Table Runner
27.	Quilted Table Topper, not rectangle
28.	Quilted Bag, Tote or Purse
29.	Miniature Quilt - maximum 100" on perimeter
30.	English Paper Piecing
31.	Quilt Twin Size, Modern Pattern, Hand Quilted Approx. 230" on the perimeter
32.	Quilt Twin Size, Modern Pattern, Machine Quilted Approx. 230" on the perimeter
33.	Quilted Christmas Stocking
34.	Quilted Cushion, max 80" on perimeter
35.	Any Quilted Garment
36.	Quilt Block, not quilted max. size 10.5"x10.5"
37.	Quilt Block, not quilted 11.5" x11.5"
38.	Quilt Block, not quilted 12.5" x12.5"
39.	Quilt Block, not quilted min. size 13.5" x 13.5"
40.	Quilt Block, not quilted, with applique, embroidery, or both, any size

EXTENDED OR LONG-ARM QUILTING SECTIONS 41-46

Sections 41-43: Quilt & Quilting to be done by the Exhibitor

1st: $25, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $10

41.	Quilt, Pieced
42.	Quilt with applique, embroidery or both
43.	Crazy or Scrappy Quilt

Sections 44-46: Entries judged on Exhibitor’s work only.
Name Quilter on the front of the tag if different than the exhibitor. Example: on front of the tag, state quilting done by exhibitor, or quilting done by name of person or business where the judge can see.

44.	Quilt, Pieced
45.	Quilt with applique, embroidery or both
46.	Crazy or Scrappy Quilt
2 Judge's Choice $25 Donated by: Aline Chan, Breslau, ON

Class 55A - Needlecraft

Chairman: Linda Weylie; Doris Coulter, Erin Descamps, Sheila Drury,
Ruth Nelles, Doug Weylie, Joy Woodard
Honourary Member: Joyce Calder

Rules:

Only safety pins to be used: All entries must contain needlework of some kind.
All articles to be NEW and handmade by the exhibitor and not shown before 2023.
Judges will disqualify soiled or old exhibits.
All pictures must be ready to hang.
All measurements are for WORK ONLY.
Commercial vendors are prohibited from exhibiting.
Judges shall have discretionary powers and withhold any prize that they deem unworthy.

1st: $6.00, 2nd: $5.50, 3rd: $5.00, 4th: $4.50, 5th: $4.00

Sections:

1.	Fabric Bookmark - 6-9" - must contain some needlework - not embellished
2.	Tea Cosy, fabric
3.	Tea Cosy, any other kind
4.	Casserole Dish Carrier-must have handles, must be fabric
5.	1 Pillowcase, decorated for a child
6.	1 Pillowcase, decorated with the fair theme "ROOTED IN PROGRESS"
7.	Article of Machine Embroidery
8.	Article with Free Standing Lace Embroidery
9.	Soup Bowl Cosy
10.	Article of Hand Embroidery-not a pillowcase
11.	Article with Crocheted Trim
12.	Kleenex box Cover
13.	Two Placemats, must be washable, NOT SPECIAL OCCASION
14.	Two Placemats with matching handmade napkins for special occasion
15.	One Placemat, suitable for child-washable
16.	Two Pot Holders - matching, fabric
17.	Pair of Oven Mitts, fabric - MUST BE HEATPROOF for oven use
18.	Hot Mat, Min 5", fabric - MUST BE HEATPROOF for hot food or beverage use
19.	Four Coasters, matching fabric
20.	Mug Rug-6" x 9", fabric, washable
21.	Pocket Organizer, for walker, armchair, or car seat
22.	Tea Towel with sewn decorated AUTUMN Theme
23.	Table Runner, fabric MINIMUM 36" LONG
24.	Hanging Banner-suitable for inside or outside-"FALL" theme maximum-24" in size.- NO GLUE
25.	Bathroom Finger-Tip Towel
26.	Cross-Stitch Article, NOT COUNTED (stamped or a kit)
27.	COUNTED Cross-Stitch Article, not a picture
28.	Plastic Canvas, one article - 12" and under
29.	Plastic Canvas, one article - 13" and over
30.	Tote Bag, practical and washable
31.	Tote Bag, decorative
32.	Blanket For Toy or Doll - Approximate Size 16" X 26"
33.	Dog Coat- any size
34.	Stuffed Toy for an Infant, no larger than 16"
35.	Stuffed Animal, no larger than 16"
36.	Stuffed Toy, 16" and over
37.	Sock Toy, stuffed toy made from a sock
38.	HANDMADE hand puppet- maximum size 10"
39.	HANDMADE dressed doll with soft body, suitable for a child
40.	Best Dressed HANDMADE fabric outfit, on a doll
41.	Best Dressed HANDMADE knitted or crocheted outfit, on a doll
42.	Cushion Embroidered
43.	Cushion Crocheted
44.	Cushion, Quilted, (Pieced or Appliquéd)
45.	Cushion, Child's Practical
46.	Cushion, Child's Decorative
47.	Cushion, any HOLIDAY THEME, embellished with items ex. Beads, sequins, etc. NO GLUE
48.	Travel Neck Pillow
49.	Pin Cushion-Decorative-MUST HAVE NEEDLEWORK
50.	"Door Draft Stopper" Practical, weighted, MIN 24", MAX 36" long
51.	Floor Mat
52.	COUNTED CROSS STITCH PICTURE, framed under 12' wide
53.	COUNTED CROSS STITCH PICTURE, framed between 12" & 20" wide
54.	Cross-stitch Picture, NOT COUNTED, no specific size
55.	Bunka Picture
56.	Needle Felting, any article
57.	UnFinished NEEDLEWORK Object (UFO) - include brief explanation why work is not completed, item will be judged on unfinished work.
58.	Special Tactile or Fidget Lap-Blanket (approximate size 24" x 24") to be retained and donated to the Dementia and Alzheimer patients in the Hamilton area. 2023 entries were donated to a nursing home in the Ancaster area. 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6, 4th: $5, 5th: $4 Donated by: Doug and Linda Weylie
Most Points Toys & Dolls, sections 34-41 $20 and Rosette In Memory of Shirley Sullivan, donated by her daughters.
Most Points in Cushions, sections 42-49 $20 and Rosette In Memory of Emma Smith, donated by her granddaughters.
Best of Show $10 and Rosette Donated by: Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre
Most Points in Needlecraft Rosette

Class 56 - Amateur Art

Chairman: Catherine Reid; Verna Jonasson,
Paul & Lorna Faddies, Jackie Brown, Grant Howley, Agnes Nelson, Spencer Nelson, Karen Logan

Rules:

Artwork may be framed or unframed.
All pictures must be SECURELY WIRED and READY TO HANG from hooks, or they will be disqualified. NO TAPE for securing hangers is to be used.
All entries must be the exhibitor's work and may not have been shown before 2023. One entry per section.
No Paint-by-numbers, kits or printed outlines are allowed.
Attach the tag to the lower right-hand corner may be attached at the back, so the tag hangs below the painting. Any identifying marks (i.e. Signature or stamp) are to be covered with painter's tape (masking tape may damage the frame or painting).
"Named" - medium/media used named and printed on the front of the tag.
Not to exceed 36 inches in any direction.
All Homecraft rules and regulations apply.

1st: $10.25, 2nd: $8.25, 3rd: $6.25, 4th: $4.25

OIL OR ACRYLIC, READY TO HANG

On Canvas or Artist Panel

1. Landscape or Seascape
2. Floral
3. Still Life
4. Animal(s)

5. Shoreline
6. Bird(s)
7. Any Other Subject

WATERCOLOUR OR WATERCOLOUR PENCILS, READY TO HANG

8. Landscape or Seascape
9. Floral
10. Still Life
11. Animal(s)

12. Shoreline
13. Bird(s)
14. Any Other Subject

PASTELS OR CHARCOAL, READY TO HANG

15. Landscape or Seascape
16. Animal(s) or Bird (s)
17. Floral

18. Shoreline
19. Any Other Subject

PENCIL OR INK, READY TO HANG

20.	Portrait (human)
21.	Floral
22.	Any Other Subject - Pencil/Coloured pencil
23.	Any Other Subject - Ink
24.	Zen Tangle Inspired Art - Pencil and ink may be used. No preprinted outlines. Work must be 100% exhibitors.

ART, READY TO HANG

25.	Abstract Any One (1) medium only (i.e. pencil, ink, paint, etc.) MEDIUM USED MUST BE NAMED AND PRINTED ON FRONT OF TAG.
26.	Computer Generated Art - All work must be 100% artist's own work, MUST PRINT NAME OF PROGRAM USED ON FRONT OF TAG
27.	Mixed Media using TWO (2) or more media; i.e. paint, pencil, ink, etc. MEDIA USED MUST BE NAMED AND PRINTED ON THE FRONT OF TAG, embellishments accepted.
28.	Animated Character - any ONE(1) Medium ; i.e. paint, pencil, ink, etc. MEDIUM USED MUST BE NAMED AND PRINTED ON THE FRONT OF TAG.
29.	Class For Individuals with Disablities - Any subject, any media, ready to hang. See also Class 63 for more entries
30.	Sunset or Sunrise, Depicting a scene of either sunrise or a sunset, any ONE (1) medium; i.e. paint, pencil, ink, etc. MEDIUM USED MUST BE NAMED AND PRINTED ON THE FRONT OF TAG.
31.	Social Event Painting from A Social Night Painting Class - Includes vIrtual events
32.	Mosaic Article, ready to hang Definition: Mosaic is the art of creating images with an assemblage of small pieces of coloured glass, stone, or other materials applied to a base, i.e. paper, canvas, wood etc. and usually but not necessarily grouted.
33.	Painting on glass, any subject MUST BE FRAMED for SAFETY and ready to hang.
34.	Any Other Medium, NOT PREVIOUSLY MENTIONED any subject,ready to hang, MEDIUM USED MUST BE NAMED AND PRINTED ON THE FRONT OF TAG.

ART, NOT HANGING

35.	Tree Sculpture, any medium(media), MEDIA USED NAMED AND WRITTEN ON FRONT OF TAG.
36.	Clay Sculpture.
37.	Wire/metal Sculpture May use wire or metal in any combination, some embellishments may be used, at least 80% of sculpture must be metal or wire, free standing.
38.	Any Other Medium, Any Subject, Hand Sculpted
Best Representation of Current Fair Theme - Rooted in Progress $10 Donated by: Homecraft Divison
BEST OF SHOW - Sections 1-14 $25 and Rosette Donated by: Homecraft Divison
BEST OF SHOW - Sections 15 - 31 $25 and Rosette Donated by: Homecraft Divison
BEST OF SHOW - Sections 32-38 $25 and Rosette Donated by: Homecraft Divison
MOST POINTS AWARD Donated by: Cathy Reid

MOST 1st PLACES OVERALL IN HOMECRAFT $75

Donated by the Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre
www.asacseniors.com 905-546-2999

Class 56A - Photography

Chairmen: Sarah Peer & Bruce Purvis; Louise Anderson,
Brenda Arbogast, Astra Belisario, Darlene Domonkos,
Kristen Domonkos, Mary Gould, Adam Krasnay,
Caroline Peer, Stacey Turner
Junior Members: Landen Arbogast, Owen Arbogast, Mya Turner

Rules:

ALL PHOTOS ARE FOR AMATEURS ONLY.
ALL PHOTOS must be mounted on the front of a solid black bristol board with 1” (2.54cm) border around the entire photograph (CONSTRUCTION PAPER, MATTING, AND WHITE BORDER AROUND PHOTOS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED).
It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to securely staple their exhibitor’s entry tag AT THE TOP RIGHT SIDE EDGE of the border so as not to obstruct the view of the photo.
Once submitted, NO alterations are permitted, and interference will result in disqualification.
Rubber cement should be used for secure mounting. DO NOT USE CONTACT CEMENT OR STAPLES AS IT WILL DAMAGE PHOTOS. Also, please refrain from using glue sticks as they will not secure the photos properly.
PHOTOGRAPH MUST BE TAKEN BY THE EXHIBITOR ONLY and must not have been shown prior to 2024. Any submissions of plagiarism will lead to automatic disqualification of all photographs entered by the exhibitor. In addition, the exhibitor will receive a 5-year ban on future photo entries.
PHOTOCOPIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. NO COMPUTER-ENHANCED IMAGES UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.
Identical photos or SIMILAR photos may not be entered under different sections or names. The exhibitor may only enter one photo in each section.
Photographs not suitable for family viewing will not be judged or displayed at the committee’s discretion.
Exhibits will not be accepted after 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday, September 18, 2024.
All exhibits received must remain on display until Sunday, September 22, 2024, until 7:00 p.m.
The judge’s decision is final.

1st: $8, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $5, 4th: $4

AMATEUR ONLY – COLOUR PRINTS

PHOTO – 5" x 7" – MOUNTED

1. Water Reflections
2. Colourful Cosmo(s)
3. Lets Go Blue Jays!
4. Morning Mist
5. Sleeping Pet(s)

6. Sunrise
7. Stand on Guard
8. Creepy Crawler(s)
9. "Teach Me"
10. Birds - Cardinal(s)

ADVANCED & AMATEUR – COLOUR PRINTS

PHOTO – 5" x 7" – MOUNTED

11. Humorous Photo with Caption
12. Murals on Buildings
13. Spring Has Sprung!
14. Window to the World
15. Heavy Horse Hitch

16. Footprints
17. Food at The Ancaster Fair
18. Kids Fishing
19. Happy Campers
20. Classic Car(s) & Motorcycle(s)

ADVANCED – COLOUR PRINTS

PHOTO – 5" x 7" – MOUNTED Commercial finishing allowed as well as own processing, computer enhancement, special effects

21.	Rain Drops on Plants/Greenery
22.	Made of Stone
23.	RED - Honouring Native Women and Girls
24.	Black & White Photo - Abandoned Places/Haunted Spaces
25.	Black & White Photo - Grain Elevators
26.	Black & White Photo - Tree Roots
27.	Black & White Photo - Old Movie Theatre Signs
28.	Black & White Photo - Photographers Choice
Most Points Sec.1-10 Rosette and various gift certificates from our sponsors
Most Points Sec. 11 to 21 Rosette and various gift certificates from our sponsors
Most Points Sec. 22 to 28 Rosette and various gift certificates from our sponsors
Best in Show overall (judges choice) Rosette and various gift certificates from our sponsors
Most Points Overall Rosette and various gift certificates from our sponsors

MOST 1st PLACES OVERALL IN HOMECRAFT $75

Donated by the Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre
www.asacseniors.com 905-546-2999

Class 57 - Crafts

Chairman: Helen Peer;
Brandi Butler, Earla Harvey, Margaret Johnson,
Carolyn Marsh, Bonnie Woods, Peggy Workman
This year’s theme is “Rooted in Progress” - keep this in mind and use if applicable in any of your entries.

Rules: PLEASE READ ALL REQUIREMENTS FOR EACH SECTION CAREFULLY TO AVOID BEING DISQUALIFIED.

ALL HOMECRAFT RULES APPLY TO THIS CLASS.
All hanging articles must be READY TO HANG securely with a hanger.
Specified measurements include the frame. MUST BE FOLLOWED
All entries must be CLEAN, and project MECHANICS must be secure.
All entry tags attached SECURELY on the article; no wire
NO Christmas or Halloween themed entries.

Definition: A pair is two(2) items that are the same.
A collection is three(3) or more items, up to six(6) that are different.

1st: $6.00, 2nd: $5.50, 3rd: $5.00, 4th: $4.50

CREATE

1.	Create a door decoration for a sports addict
2.	Create a macramé plant hanger, include pot
3.	Glaze or paint a ceramic bisque piece
4.	Create a centerpiece in a cup and saucer with flowers, lace, beads, etc.
5.	Create an article made from leather
6.	Create an up-cycled apron (ex. jeans) - include photo of original item(s)
7.	Create a bedtime outfit for your Cabbage Patch doll, include doll
8.	Create a craft using paint chips - max 14" x 14"
9.	Create an original scented soap - judged on appearance and scent
10.	Using an old boot, decorate with faux plants and ribbon for your porch
11.	Create a pebble art
12.	Paint a design on a shell or rock
13.	Create a structure from pasta, can be coloured or painted - ENTRY MUST BE STRUCTURALLY SOUND AND SECURE
14.	Create a child's indoor play item and describe its use
15.	Create an underwater creature from a recycled plastic pop bottle(s)
16.	Diamond painting, framed and ready to hang - max 20" x 20" 1st Place $25 Gift Card Donated by: Mary Maxim
17.	Create a decorated gift box, featuring a handmade gift tag and bow - max 10" any direction
18.	Create a magazine cover advertising the fair theme, by hand or digital
19.	Create a hanging indoor décor sign using a wooden fence board for your wall - max length 24"
20.	Create a seasonal string art article, ready to hang - no kit - max 12" x 12"
21.	Create a pair of covers to keep your boiled eggs warm
22.	Create a handmade animal from towels - finished project max 12" any direction
23.	Create 3 or more flowers from clothes pins in a bouquet style
24.	Create a handmade stepping stone - max 12" any direction
25.	Create a pair of matching hats for parent and child
26.	Create an article made from real leaves
27.	Create a toy for your pet
28.	Create a 3-piece jewellery set - necklace, pair of earrings, bracelet, brooch, etc. - mounted 1st: $20.00, 2nd: $5.50, 3rd: $5.00, 4th: $4.50 1st Place Prize Money Donated by: Margaret Johnson & Carolyn Marsh
29.	Create an anklet with beads and dangle charms - mounted
30.	Create a necklace with a wire pendant and stones - mounted
31.	Create a 3-item minimum fundraising gift package wrapped in clear cellophane, using HANDMADE items - max 18" any direction
32.	Create a handmade gift for a baby shower - no clothing
33.	Create something made from metal - max 10" any direction

PAPERCRAFTING

34.	Create a handmade seasonal card using papercutting (In Memory of Vivian McBay)
35.	Create a handmade get-well card
36.	Create a handmade black and white card for New Years
37.	Create a 3D paper art - no origami
38.	Create a paper mosaic - max 12" x 12"
39.	On a 12"x12" scrapbook paper, create a vision board with journaling to explain your vision - include scrapbook sleeve, opening at top
40.	Write a newspaper article based on the fair theme, formatted as a newspaper page on a single 8.5" x11" blank white paper. Judged on story content and formatting, may be typed - MOUNTED ON 9.5" X 12" BLACK BACKING 1st: $10.00 and Rosette, 2nd: $5.50, 3rd: $5.00, 4th: $4.50 1st Place Prize Money Donated by: HRW Automotive
41.	In cursive writing choose a favorite poem about friendship, include author's name, on blank 8.5" x 11" white paper, between 12-20 lines, judged on writing (no felt pens and NO CALLIGRAPHY) - MOUNTED ON 9.5" X 12" BLACK BACKING (In Memory of Margaret Lovering) 1st: $10.00 and Rosette, 2nd: $5.50, 3rd: $5.00, 4th: $4.50 1st Place Prize Money Donated by: Workman Family

SPECIALS

1st: $50, 2nd: $40, 3rd: $30, others: $5

42.	Create a wreath on an unusual base, and include interchangeable décor for all four seasons - no holidays Judged on: Creativity and Appearance 50%, Mechanics 25%, Materials Used 25%
43.	Create a scrapbook with your own handmade cover and backing - NO PURCHASED BOOK - choosing your own theme using a variety of techniques and embellishments to be used throughout - minimum of 10 pages Judged on: Theme and Photos 25%, Journaling 25%, Creativity and Appearance 25%, Mechanics 25%
Most Points Sections 1-33 $25 and Rosette Prize Money Donated by: Workman Family
Most Points in Paper Crafting Sections 34-41 $25 and Rosette Prize Money Donated by: HRW Automotive
Most Creative Craft $10 and Rosette and Retained Trophy Prize Money Donated by: Carolyn Marsh
Best in Show $10 and Rosette Prize Money Donated by: HRW Automotive

Homecraft Quilt Draw

Tickets Available at 905-648-6198 and in Marritt Hall throughout the Fair
DRAW: Sunday, September 22, 5:30pm

Class 58 - Horticulture

Co-Chairmen: Kathleen Payne, Darryn Pickard;
Committee: Brigitte Brockelbank-Byers, Kathy Harding,
Elaine Latulippe, Monica Kaminski & David Morris,
Linda Plant, Linda Smith
Honourary member: Elsie Dearsley, Irene Smith

Rules:

Judging done according to Ontario Judging Standards for Horticulture & Design - Publication #34 - published by the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs.
All exhibits must have been grown by the exhibitor in sections 1 to 79 for at least 3 months.
Group entries are accepted in Sections 80 to 91 ONLY.
No exhibits are allowed under commercial vendor name.
Please refer to prize list for entry specifications; please do not rely solely on the entry tag for the description.
The committee reserves the right to amend any prizes as printed
Please bring your own containers and DO NOT USE CONTAINERS OF VALUE

1st: $5.00, 2nd: $4.50, 3rd: $3.50, 4th: $2.50

POTTED PLANTS

1.	Wall Planter - 1 flat side, house plant, ready to hang
2.	Ivy Wall Planter - 1 flat side, house plant, ready to hang
3.	1 Hanging Plant(s), foliage only, 1 variety
4.	1 Hanging Plant(s), Flowering, 1 variety
5.	Hanging Basket, to include more than 1 variety 1st Place $25 Gift Card Donated by: Paterno Nurseries Inc., Dundas, ON, www.paternonurseries.com
6.	1 Hanging Potted Spider Plant(s)
7.	Begonia(s), Tuberous, in bloom
8.	Begonia(s), Fibrous, in bloom
9.	Hanging Fern, 1 variety; No asparagus fern 1st Place $25 Gift Card Donated by: Paterno Nurseries Inc., Dundas, ON, www.paternonurseries.com
10.	Potted Sunshine Impatiens, in bloom
11.	Hanging Potted Impatiens, multiple stems, in bloom
12.	Fairy Garden in a clear glass container, maximum 15" in any direction. Accessories at exhibitor's discretion.
13.	Indoor Plant(s) Flowering, 1 variety 1st Place $25 Donated by: Cainsville Tire Discounter, Brantford, ON, www.cainsvilletirediscounter.com
14.	Indoor Plant(s), foliage only, 1 variety
15.	Geranium, potted plant(s) in bloom
16.	Geranium, Ivy, potted plant(s) in bloom
Best Geranium Section 15-16 $25 Gift Certificate Donated by: Struyk Farm, Troy, ON, www.struykfarm.ca
17.	Cactus
18.	Cacti garden, not to exceed 20" in any direction
19.	Succulent garden, not to exceed 20" in any direction
Best Specimen Sections 17-19 $25 Gift Card Donated by: Walter's Greenhouses and Garden Centre, Paris, ON, www.waltersgreenhouse.ca
20.	Coleus Plant, 1 type per container, multiple stems, can have flowers
21.	African Violets, single crown, single flower, any colour
22.	1 or more African Violets, growing in an unusual, novel or decorative container
23.	Christmas Cactus, does not need to be in bloom to show 1st Place $25 Gift Card Donated by: Walter's Greenhouses and Garden Centre, Paris, ON, www.waltersgreenhouse.ca
24.	Bonsai, any variety (include age, if known) 1st: $75, 2nd: $50, 3rd: $15, 4th: $10 Gift Certificates Donated by: Tropical Expressions, Hamilton, ON, https://tropex.ca/
25.	Outdoor Planter, exhibitor planted, to include more than 3 varieties 1st Place $25 Gift certificate Donated by: The Dirt Depot Inc., Dundas, ON, www.thedirtdepot.com
26.	Collection of House Plants, named, 3 varieties on a tray, not to exceed 24" in any direction 1st Place $25 Gift Card Donated by: Satellite Garden Center, Hamilton, ON, www.satellitegardens.ca
27.	1 Potted Herb - must be named
28.	Garden in a clear glass container, not to exceed 24" in any direction with or without a lid
Most Points in Potted Plants Gift Donated by: Canadian Tire Ltd., Ancaster, ON, https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/store-details/on/ancaster-on-639.html
Most Points in Potted Plants - 2nd $30 Gift Certificate Donated by: Josmar Acres, Lynden, ON, www.josmaracres.com
Most Points in Potted Plants - 3rd 2 passes to Botanical Gardens Donated by: Whistling Gardens Retail Centre & Botanical Gardens, Wilsonville, ON, www.whistlinggardens.ca

SPECIMENS

Conditioning Procedure: With a sharp knife, cut flower stems on a diagonal to keep them from resting flat on the bottom of a container, since this stops the upward flow of water. Hammer ends of all woody material so water may be absorbed easily. Stand flowers in tepid water to condition. Wrap snugly in newspaper any that have a tendency to develop unwanted curves.

29.	Perennials, 3 Stems all different, must be named
30.	Grasses Ornamental, 3 stems, any variety
31.	Grasses Ornamental, 3 stems flowering, any variety
32.	Only A Red Rose, floated in a suitable container
33.	Only A Rose, any other colour, floated in suitable container
34.	A Red Rose, stem & foliage
35.	A yellow rose, stem and foliage 1st: $10, 2nd: $7.50, 3rd: $5, 4th: $5 Gift Cards Donated by: Antler Garden Centre, Brantford, ON, www.antlerservices.com
36.	Sweet Pea, 1 spray, any colour
37.	A Flower For Your Sweetheart 1st - $20; 2nd - $15; 3rd - $10 4th - $7.50 Gift Cards Donated by: Antler Garden Centre, Brantford, ON, www.antlerservices.com
38.	Gladiolus, 1 spike, any colour
39.	Gladiolus, 3 spikes, any colour
40.	Tuberous Begonia, 1 bloom & foliage, floating in water
41.	Dahlia, 1 bloom, decorative, own foliage
42.	Dahlia, 3 blooms, under 4", own foliage
43.	Dahlia, 1 bloom, cactus type, own foliage
44.	Dahlia, 1 bloom, any other variety
45.	Geranium, 1 bloom, self foliage, pink only
46.	Geranium, 1 bloom, self foliage, any other colour
47.	Geranium, 3 blooms, foliage optional, any colour
48.	Asters, 3 blooms, light shades
49.	Asters, 3 blooms, dark shades
50.	Zinnias, 3 blooms, Pom Pom
51.	Zinnias, 3 blooms, Dahlia type
52.	Coleus, 2 stems, any variety
53.	Celosia, Plume Feathered, 1 stem
54.	Celosia, Crested Cocks Comb, 1 stem
Special Best Specimen Sections 48-54 $25 Gift Certificate Donated by: William Dam Seeds, Dundas, ON, www.damseeds.ca
55.	Chrysanthemums, 3 sprays of yellow hues 1st Place $25 Gift Card Donated by: The Dirt Depot Inc., Dundas, ON, www.thedirtdepot.com
56.	Chrysanthemums, 3 sprays of any one colour
57.	Chrysanthemums, 3 blooms, not less than 4" stems
58.	Salvia, 3 stems, any colour
59.	Snapdragons, 3 spikes
60.	Petunias, single, 3 blooms with stems, any colour
61.	Petunias, double, 3 blooms with stems, any colour
62.	Petunias, any variety, 3 blooms, any colour
63.	Cosmos, 1 spray, not to exceed 15" in height
Special Best Specimen Sec 58-63 $25 Gift Certificate Donated by: William Dam Seeds, Dundas, ON, www.damseeds.ca
64.	Marigolds, single, 3 blooms
65.	Marigolds, Large Pom Pom (African), 3 blooms
66.	Marigolds, French, in a decorative container, mixed varieties allowed
67.	Nasturtium, 3 stems with foliage
68.	Hydrangea, 1 bloom of cone type, any variety, any colour
69.	Hydrangea, 1 bloom of any other type(not cone type) , any variety, any colour
70.	Any yellow flower, NAMED WITH BOTANICAL & COMMON NAMES 1st Place $30 Gift certificate Donated by: Josmar Acres, Lynden, ON, www.josmaracres.com
71.	Sedum, 3 stems
72.	Dusty Miller, 1 stem
73.	Hosta, 3 leaves, solid colour, any variety, 4" or less
74.	Hosta, 3 leaves, solid colour, any variety, greater than 4" in diameter
75.	Hosta, 3 leaves, variegated colour, any variety, 4" or less
76.	Hosta, 3 leaves, variegated colour, any variety, greater than 4" in diameter
77.	1 Stem of Ornamental Seed Head or Fruiting Body. MUST BE NAMED. 1st Place $25 GIft Card Donated by: Satellite Garden Center, Hamilton, ON, www.satellitegardens.ca
78.	Special-Any Flower Specimen Grown from William Dam Seeds, attach package 1st: $10.00, 2nd: $7.50, 3rd: $5.00, 4th: $2.50 Donated by: William Dam Seeds, Dundas, ON, www.damseeds.ca
79.	A Vase of Flowers, maximum 5 stems, one or more varieties allowed. MUST BE NAMED. 1st: $8, 2nd: $7.50, 3rd: $7, 4th: $5 Gift Cards Donated by: Antler Garden Centre, Brantford, ON, www.antlerservices.com
Most Point in Specimens $50 Gift Card Donated by: Fortinos, Ancaster, ON, https://www.fortinos.ca/store-locator/details/0086
Most Point in Specimens - 2nd $25 Gift Certificate Donated by: William Dam Seeds, Dundas, ON, www.damseeds.ca
Most Point in Specimens - 3rd 2 Passes to Botanical Gardens Donated by: Whistling Gardens Retail Centre & Botanical Gardens, Wilsonville, ON, www.whistlinggardens.ca

ARRANGEMENTS

Sections 80 to 91 are open to individuals or groups.
All material to be fresh unless otherwise stated.
No arrangement is to include Phragmites.
No arrangements are to contain fresh fruits or vegetables
No arrangements are to include any species listed as invasive on the Ontario Government website.

1st: $8.00, 2nd: $7.00, 3rd: $6.50, 4th: $6.00, 5th: $5.50

80.	Heirloom Potato: A multi-coloured arrangement
81.	Green Onion: A tall arrangement with a spiky appearance. Not to exceed 24" in height
82.	Heirloom Carrot: An arrangement with bunches of flowers 1st: $20, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $10, 4th: $8, 5th: $7 Gift Cards Donated by: Antler Garden Centre, Brantford, ON, www.antlerservices.com
83.	Peanut: A miniature arrangement not to exceed 4" in any direction
84.	Heirloom Beets: An arrangement in a basket using purple hues/shades
85.	Sweet Potato: An orange arrangement in a pie plate 1st Place $25 Donated by: Cainsville Tire Discounter, Brantford, ON, www.cainsvilletirediscounter.com
86.	Heirloom Turnip: An arrangement featuring yellow flowers
87.	Radish: A red and white arrangement suitable for a Christmas table
88.	Heirloom Parsnip: An all-white arrangement featuring white taper candle(s) 1st: $20, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $10, 4th: $8, 5th: $7 GIft Cards Donated by: Antler Garden Centre, Brantford, ON, www.antlerservices.com
89.	Ginger: A fall themed swag, ready to hang, accessories allowed
90.	Celery Root: A floral harvest arrangement spilling from a Horn of Plenty, accessories allowed 1st Place $25 Gift Card Donated by: Blooms Fresh, Ancaster, ON, https://bloomsfresh.ca/
91.	Garlic: A Hallowe'en arrangement, accessories allowed 1st Place Family Pass to Pumpkinfest and large pumpkin Donated by: Merry Farms, Lynden, ON, www.merryfarms.ca
Most Points in Arrangements $50 Gift Certificate Donated by: Shaver's Flowers, Caledonia, ON, www.shaversflowersofancaster.com

Specials:

Most Points in Class 58 $150 Gift Card Donated by: Connon Nurseries, Waterdown, ON, www.connon.ca
Most Points in Class 58 - 2nd A Family RBG Membership Donated by: Royal Botanical Gardens, Burlington, ON, www.rbg.ca
Most Points in Class 58 - 3rd Gift Donated by: Holland Park Garden Gallery, Dundas, ON, www.hollandpark.com

Most Points overall winners will also receive gift products courtesy of Premier Tech, Brantford

BEST SPECIMEN $5 and Rosette
BEST PLANT $5 and Rosette
BEST ARRANGEMENT $5 and Rosette
BEST EXHIBIT $5 and Rosette

Class 59 - Christmas Corner

Committee: Michele Money, Bonnie Kelley,
Kathy Kennedy- Brown, Sandy Hodds,
Cathey Regan, Alan Starkes, Pam Benoit

Rules:

NO Ceramics are allowed in any section.
Entries may be exhibited for two years only.
Please ensure all items are securely fastened to the exhibit.
Any live arrangements will not be watered during the duration of the fair.
All entry tags are attached to the bottom right corner of the article.

1st: $4.00, 2nd: $3.50, 3rd: $3.00, 4th: $2.50, 5th: $2.50

One ready to hang ornament for the tree, made:

1.	Of recycled material
2.	By Macrame
3.	With Glitter
4.	Using Diamond Dots
5.	With a plastic canvas
6.	By Crochet
7.	By Quilting
8.	Representing the 2024 AAS theme

Handcrafted & Christmas themed box of:

1st: $6.00, 2nd: $5.50, 3rd: $5.00, 4th: $4.50, 5th: $4.00

9.	Candy Bacon, indicate flavour on box
10.	Peppermint Bark
11.	Bath Bombs, Body soap/scrubs/ butter, indicate scent on box
12.	Assorted Christmas Shaped Chocolates, indicate flavour on box
13.	Candle(s), indicate scent on box
14.	Treats for your pet

Handcrafted Christmas Themed Craft of:

1st: $6.00, 2nd: $5.50, 3rd: $5.00, 4th: $4.50, 5th: $4.00

15.	4 Drink Coasters
16.	4 Placemats
17.	Stocking for the mantle, ready to hang
18.	Farmhouse style Christmas Décor for wall or door, ready to hang
19.	Christmas Decoration on or made from barn board, max 2'
20.	Christmas colouring card
21.	Computerized Christmas Card
22.	Christmas themed paper craft
23.	Painted jar/bottle for the holiday season, must include displayed greenery
24.	Any Christmas Item, hand carved, not to exceed 3'
25.	String of Garland, no greenery, max 4' length
26.	Christmas Wreath, no greenery, ready to hang
27.	Table arrangement with LED lights, max 24" wide
28.	Christmas Bazaar Item, approximate value $10 or less
Most Points - $20 Gift Certificate
Best of Show - Rosette & $10.00 Gift Certificate
Ruth Brooks Memorial Trophy - Chosen by the Committee

Class 60 - Amateur Wine Competition

The Province of Ontario, through the A.G.C.O., has authorized the Ancaster Agricultural Society to hold an Amateur Winemaker’s Competition. For the purpose of this show, provided the rules are followed, it will be legal to transport wine from the competitor’s home to the office of the Ancaster Agricultural Society.

Chair: Shirley Peer;
Brenda Parkin, Sylvia Parr, Ken Peer
Honourary Member: Kathy Smith

Rules and Regulations

There will be a registered judge.
All wines to be judged must be made by amateur winemakers.
All exhibitors must pay an exhibitor fee of $10.00 to the Ancaster Agricultural Society.
All exhibitors must comply with all A.G.C.O. requirements. No wines will be displayed, none will be returned.
All wines to be judged become the property of the Ancaster Agricultural Society.
Each entry must have the tag supplied by the Ancaster Fair securely tied to each container with a list of basic ingredients (eg type of fruits, percentages and process-kit or not). No other identification mark is allowed on the bottle (ie no label etc).
No single wine may be entered into more than one section.
Exhibitors are responsible for ensuring their exhibits are in the correct section. An entry not in its appropriate section will be disqualified.
Containers must be standard green, clear, or amber wine bottles and may be of either cork or screw-cap finish. Volume must not exceed 750 ml, there shall be no distinguishing marks or labels. Non-standard wine bottles will not be accepted.
Corks must be in bottles designed for corks.
Judging will be based upon the following criteria: Colour, Clarity, Bouquet and Flavour, Balance and Quality (and Sparkle where appropriate) based on the Wine Judges of Canada criteria.
All wine entry forms for sections 1 to 11 are to be submitted to the Ancaster Fair Office by Friday, August 30, 2024.
Entries for sections 1 to 11 will be accepted at the Ancaster Fair Office up to Wednesday, September 4, 2024, during regular office hours of 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM.
Judging will be in an open format and take place at Marritt Hall on Friday, September 6, 2024, at 7:00 PM –Sharp- Doors open at 6:30 PM. Each exhibitor of sections 1 to 11 may bring one guest.
Attendance at the judging on September 6 is open by reservation. Call the office by August 30, 2024.
The judge's decision is final.

Sections:

1.	Open Class Special - Wine Bottle Label Non commercial label of appropriate size to fit a standard wine bottle (750ml) Create an ORIGINAL label following the 2024 Fair Theme "Rooted in Progress" 1st: $15, 2nd: $13, 3rd: $11, 4th: $9

Wines:

1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, 4th: $10

2.	Red Wine - The colour range is from light red through ruby and garnet. Medium to full bodied with alcohol content of 10% to 15%. Made from grape or grape concentrate.
3.	White Wine - The colour range from colourless to straw or golden. Sweetness may range from bone dry to medium. Made from grape or grape concentrate, contains 9% to 12% alcohol. Residual sugar must not exceed 2%.
4.	Country - 95% Non Grape Ingredients Oxidized and herbed wines are not acceptable. A wide latitude of colour is permissible but colour must be attractive. Sweetness may range from dry to sweet. Alcohol must be in balance with the character of the wine.
5.	Mead - A Wine Made from Honey 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-please specify.
6.	Sparkling - 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.
7.	Social - Non Sparkling Wines of Any Colour Non-sparkling wines of any colour, body or alcoholic content. Any sweetness is acceptable.
8.	Rose - Pale pinks, oranges, purples and light reds are acceptable. Rosé wines are light to medium-bodied and have an alcohol content of 9% to 12%.
9.	Dessert Wine - 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.
10.	Beer - Named
11.	Hard Cider - Traditional - Must have apple aromas and flavours, be pleasant and refreshing. Dry ciders - crisp and refreshingly clean finish. Colour, will range from pale yellow to honey gold, may also include other hues [esp. pink] due to skin contact or the use of red flesh apples.

Specials:

1st Place Red Wine $50 Gift Certificate Donated by: Brew Time by Winexpert, Victor Van Beek, Hamilton, ON
1st Place White Wine $50 Gift Certificate Donated by: Brew Time by Winexpert, Victor Van Beek, Hamilton, ON
1st Place Dessert Wine $180 Tour & Taste Certificate Donated by: Shawn & Ed Brewing Co., Dundas, ON
1st Place Beer $180 Tour & Taste Certificate Donated by: Shawn & Ed Brewing Co., Dundas, ON
Best of Show $50 Gift Certificate Donated by: Jim & Sheila Drury, The Keg Steakhouse + Bar, Hamilton, ON
Most Points $30 Donated by: Sylvia Parr, Ancaster, ON

Indoor Garage Sale

Class 62 - Woodcarving

Chairman: Joe Thorogood; Dave Wilson

Rules:

Maximum Size 18” x 18”, except for canes and walking sticks.
Novice Exhibitors - Not to have won five 1st place ribbons in any previous competition in the novice class.
No computer generated exhibits, laser, scroll saw, etc.
All entries must be carved within the last 2 years.
Youth section is up to age 15. 2 entries per youth are allowed.
2 entries per section are allowed (ex 2 birds, 2 caricatures, etc.).

1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4

OPEN CLASSES

1.	Relief Carving - (shallow, deep, open) - painted or unpainted
2.	Carving in the Round - (wildlife, domestic animals, and fish other than birds)
3.	Birds, Ducks and Decoys - painted or unpainted
4.	Caricature
5.	Human Forms - painted or unpainted
6.	Chip Carving
7.	Wood Burning - painted or unpainted
8.	Spoons, Flowers, Chains, Boots and Cottonwood Bark, etc.
9.	Miscellaneous - bone, antler, soapstone, canes, walking sticks etc.

NOVICE CLASSES

10.	Relief Carving - (shallow, deep, open) - painted or unpainted
11.	Carving in the Round - (wildlife, domestic animals, and fish other than birds)
12.	Birds, Ducks and Decoys - painted or unpainted
13.	Caricature
14.	Human Forms - painted or unpainted
15.	Chip Carving
16.	Wood Burning - painted or unpainted
17.	Spoons, Flowers, Chains, Boots and Cottonwood Bark, etc.
18.	Miscellaneous - bone, antler, soapstone, canes, walking sticks etc.

YOUTH CLASS

19.	You can enter any painted or unpainted woodcarving, wood burning, chip carving, relief carving, soapstone, etc.
Best of Class - Open : Rosette
Best of Class - Novice : Rosette
Best of Show $25 and & Rosette Donated by: Copetown Wood Chippers

MOST 1st PLACES OVERALL IN HOMECRAFT $75

Donated by the Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre
www.asacseniors.com 905-546-2999

Class 63 - Individuals With Disabilities

This class is for individuals who are visually or developmentally challenged.
Chairman: Helen Peer; Brandi Butler, Earla Harvey,
Margaret Johnson, Carolyn Marsh, Bonnie Woods, Peggy Workman

- NO Exhibitor Fee - NO Age Limit -
ONE ARTICLE PER SECTION

1st: $6.00, 2nd: $5.50, 3rd: $5.00, 4th: $4.50, 5th: $4.00

1.	Create a wreath using old greeting cards (In Memory of Margaret Lovering)
2.	Create a Christmas tree from buttons on cardstock - approx. 8"x5"
3.	Create a flower from popsicle sticks
4.	Create a "Do Not Disturb" sign for your bedroom door
5.	Create a Halloween tissue box monster
6.	Create a sun catcher
7.	Create a colourful butterfly using a coffee filter and pipe cleaners
8.	Create a keychain using beads
9.	Create an animal using paint chips on cardstock - approx. 8"x5"
10.	Collect 6 different items while on a nature walk, displayed in an egg carton 1st: $10.00 and Rosette, 2nd: $5.50, 3rd: $5.00, 4th: $4.50, 5th: $4.00 1st Place Prize Money Donated by: Margaret Johnson
Best in Show $20 and Rosette Prize Money Donated by: Workman Family

Indoor Garage Sale

Homecraft Quilt Draw

Tickets Available at 905-648-6198 and in Marritt Hall throughout the Fair
DRAW: Sunday, September 22, 5:30pm

Class 64 - Halloween Holler

Chairperson:Abby McKay
Committee: Brenda Parkin, Cathy Reid, Brandi Butler, Kathy Smith,
All Items MUST be Homemade and Created by Exhibitor.

TRICK:

1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4, 4th: $3

1.	Halloween Door Decoration
2.	Halloween Themed Jewellery - 1 Set Mounted
3.	Halloween Ghost Craft
4.	Halloween Themed Costume
5.	Decorated Real Mini Pumpkin or Gourd
6.	Scary Short Story Handwritten in Cursive - Maximum of 500 Words

TREAT:

1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3, 4th: $2

7.	Homemade Pumpkin Pie-1 Slice
8.	A Homemade Black Coloured Jam/Jelly-250ML Jar (Variety Named)
9.	Halloween Trick or Treat Bag
10.	Halloween Party Invitation
11.	Halloween Bouquet Using Wrapped Candy
12.	Halloween Pot Holders - Two
13.	3 Halloween Cookies-Judged on Decoration Only
14.	Handmade Witches Hat
15.	Halloween Centre Piece Made From Natural Materials
16.	Halloween Hand Decorated T-Shirt or Sweatshirt - Judged on Decoration Only
Most Points Halloween Holler Gift & Rosette Donated by: Halloween Holler Committee

MOST 1st PLACES OVERALL IN HOMECRAFT $75

Donated by the Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre
www.asacseniors.com 905-546-2999

Junior Department Rules

The Junior Department is open to residents of Hamilton & adjoining areas.
Open to Juniors 9 to 21 years, except where specified.
Each exhibitor in the Jr. Department must purchase a Junior Exhibitor Card for $5.00, which will also entitle the exhibitor one admission to the 2023 Fair. No deductions will be made from prize money won.
Entries must be the work of the exhibitor and in Class 118, must not have been shown prior to 2022. Field crops, vegetables and fruit must be grown on the family farm or garden.
In order to qualify for special awards, contestants must exhibit in at least 12 sections.
The special awards will be decided by points on the first 5 placings. Points Calculated: 1st Place - 10 points; 2nd - 9; 3rd - 8; 4th - 7; 5th - 6.
Award for Most Points may be won by the same exhibitor for two consecutive years only. After the third year, the exhibitor may again be eligible to win Most Points Award.
Entries must be placed on Wednesday, Sept. 20th between 2:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. No entries will be accepted on Thursday.
Entries must not be removed until 7:00 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 24th.

Class 117 - Junior Department
Grain, Vegetables & Fruit

Chairmen: Rob Forster, Terry Howell;
Murray Cranston, Jesse Forster, Raymond Wilson

1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6, others: $4

1.	Winter Wheat, 2 Kg
2.	Oats, 2 Kg
3.	Barley, 2 Kg
4.	Shelled Corn, 2 Kg, Previous year Eligible
5.	Soybeans, 2 Kg, Previous year Eligible
6.	Mixed Grain, 2 Kg
7.	Uncleaned Barley, 2 Kg, Directly from Storage Bin
8.	Uncleaned Oats, 2 Kg, from Storage Bin
9.	Uncleaned Wheat, 2 Kg, from Storage Bin
10.	Corn Silage, 1pk, Ensiled at Least 1 Week
11.	Haylage, 1 Peck, Plastic Bag Supplied
12.	Hay, 10"-15" slice, Tied, 1st Cut, Mixed
13.	Hay, 10"-15" slice, Tied, 2nd Cut, Legume
14.	Hay, 10"-15" slice, Tied, 3rd Cut, Legume
15.	Tallest Corn, 1 Stalk
16.	Silage Corn, 6 Stalks
17.	Grain Corn, 6 Ears
18.	3 Soybean Plants with Roots (Mounting supplied by Ancaster Fair)
19.	Table Carrots, 4
20.	Onions, 4, Not Peeled, any variety
21.	Garlic, 4, any variety
22.	Beets, 4
23.	Turnip, 2
24.	Tomatoes, Cherry, 10, Stems on
25.	Tomatoes, 4, any other variety, Stems on
26.	Cucumbers, 4, Slicing
27.	Cucumbers, 4, Pickling
28.	Cabbage, 1 head, any variety
29.	Cauliflower, 1 head
30.	Peppers, 4, Bell type
31.	Peppers, 4, any other variety
32.	Radish, 4, any variety
33.	Squash, 1, any variety
34.	Pie Pumpkin, 1
35.	Eggplant, 1
36.	Potatoes, 4, any variety
37.	Gourds, 4
38.	Watermelon, 1, any variety
39.	Largest Field Pumpkin, by weight
40.	Largest Squash, by weight
41.	Largest Zucchini, by weight
42.	Largest Tomato, by weight
43.	Largest Onion, by weight
44.	Largest Potato, by weight
45.	One Sunflower, largest head
46.	Beans, 6, green or yellow snap
47.	Vegetable, Most Unusual Shape
48.	Any Other Vegetable, 3, named
49.	Model of A Farm Implement - Lego, etc - under 50cm
50.	Harvest Special - 1 sheaf of grain - sheaf must measure a minimum of 13cm and not greater than 18cm at the centre band and be erected on a self-supporting stand. 1st: $20, 2nd: $18, 3rd: $15, 4th: $12, others: $10

OAAS Chocolate Chip Cookie Competition

Rules:

The contest is open to youth up to age 15 years (as of December 31 of the current year).
The winner from each Fair/Exhibition will be eligible to enter the District Competition.
District entry must consist of 6 cookies displayed on a clean, sturdy plate (no paper plates) inside of a clear plastic bag with the exhibitor’s name, mailing address and fair represented.
Plain chocolate chip cookies, with no nuts, must be no larger than 2.5" (6.5 cm) and no smaller than 2" (5 cm).

Provincial Competition

The entrant must be the winner of the District Competition.
Same rules as at the District level.

Provincial Prize Money: 1st - $20.00 2nd - $15.00 3rd - $10.00

Class 118 - Junior Department Homecraft

Committee: Bernice Cranston, Shirley Comley, Jackie Hilton,
Pat Hummason, Karen Knor, Lynne Pollard,
Marie Smith, Lyn Zimmerman, Michelle Zimmerman
THEME - “Rooted in Progress”

Rules:

All food entries are judged on taste, texture and appearance.
Please, no glass or ceramic plates.
Place all items, i.e. muffins, cookies, etc., on small or appropriately sized paper plates.
Items requiring a “name” means the variety and must be visible on the tag once the entrant’s name is covered.

1st: $4.00, 2nd: $3.50, 3rd: $3.00, 4th: $2.50, 5th: $2.50, 6th: $2.50

SECTIONS 1 TO 10 AGES 9 - 15

1.	Chocolate Brownies - iced - 3
2.	Chocolate Chip Cookies - 3 The winner of section 2 may enter the Chocolate Chip Cookie Competition at Dist. #6 - O.A.A.S., in Nov., and on winning, compete at the Convention, in Feb. Please write your age on the back of the tag for this entry.
3.	No-Bake Cookies - any variety - 3
4.	Rice Krispie Squares - 3 - approx. 5cm x 5cm
5.	Sewn Article
6.	Creative Display of 15 Buttons - mounted
7.	Decorated Bird House
8.	Animal Made with Marshmallows - not over 30cm
9.	Quilted Article
10.	Quilt Block
Most Points, Sec. 1-10 $20 Donated by: Pat & Lew Hummason
Most Points, Sec. 9-10 $25 Gift Certificate Donated by: U-Quilt-It

BAKING

Sections 11 to 25 AGES 9 - 21
TIPS FOR BAKING

No extras to be added unless specified; i.e. raisins, coconut, nuts, oatmeal
No baking cups to be used when making muffins

11.	1 piece of pie - variety named
12.	Tea Biscuits - any variety - 3
13.	Your Favourite Squares - 3 - variety named on a recipe card
14.	Brownies - no icing - 3 - 5cm x 5cm
15.	Decorated Cupcakes - 3 - Decorated for Thanksgiving
16.	Quick Loaf - 2 slices - named
17.	No-Bake Cookies - any variety - 3
18.	Shortbread Cookies - 3
19.	Chocolate Chip Cookies - 3
20.	Fancy Rice Krispie Treat - not to exceed 20cm
21.	Chocolate Chip Muffins - 3
22.	Muffins Any Variety - 3 - named
23.	Fudge - 3 pieces
24.	Wannabe Cookie Mix in a Jar - recipe attached
Most Points Sec.12-24 Cookbook Donated by: Junior Department
25.	Best Giant Chocolate Chip Cookie not to exceed 10cm 1st: $15.00, 2nd: $3.50, 3rd: $3.00, 4th: $2.50, 5th: $2.50, 6th: $2.50

CANNING

Entries must be sealed and have a lid and ring. All jars and rings must be clean.

26.	Raspberry Jam - sealed - in jam/jelly jar - 250ml
27.	Jam Freezer - glass jam/jelly jar, no plastic - variety named
28.	Strawberry Jam - sealed - in jam/jelly jar - 250ml
29.	Jam - any other variety not listed - variety must be named - 250ml
30.	Applesauce - pint sealer must be sealed - 500 ml
31.	Dill Pickles - any dilled vegetable - variety named - pint sealer - 500 ml
32.	Salsa - pint sealer - 500 ml
Most Points in Sections 26-32 $20 Donated by: Bernice Cranston

SPECIALS

1st: $10, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $3

33.	Community Care - Items to assist the local food bank, packed in a shoebox - to be retained & donated to Ancaster Community Services.
34.	Candy Bouquet

SEWING & HANDICRAFTS & HOBBIES

All articles of sewing should be clean and neatly pressed

1st:$4:00, 2nd:$3.50, 3rd:$3.00, 4th:$2.50, 5th:$2.50, 6th:$2.50

35.	Handmade Reusable Shopping Bag - sewn
36.	Homemade First Aid Kit - must include a list of articles in kit
37.	Sewn Article to Wear
38.	Quilt Block, unfinished
39.	Quilt Top Any Size, no panels
40.	Quilted Article Small - e.g. placemats, table runner etc.
41.	Quilt Min. 40"x40"
Most Points in Sections 38, 39, 40, & 41 $25 Gift Certificate Donated by: The Quilt Rack
42.	Decorated Flower Pot - no plant - not to exceed 30 cm in diameter
43.	Knitted or Crocheted Article
44.	T-Shirt Decorated
45.	Critter Made from Pinecone(s)
46.	Create a Table Hot Pad
47.	Christmas Door Decoration - ready to hang
48.	Article Made from Duct Tape
49.	Pillowcase - Sewn
50.	A Tin Can Decorated to be a Desk Organizer
51.	Scrapbooking Page - any theme
52.	Article of Jewellery - not earrings
53.	Pair of Earrings - handmade
54.	Article of Felting
55.	Garden Stone Decorated
56.	Needlepoint Article (cross stitch, crewel etc.)
57.	Bookmark
58.	Design a Do Not Disturb sign for bedroom door
59.	Fridge Magnets - 3
60.	Something Useful from Something Discarded
61.	Decorated Face Mask
62.	Handmade Christmas Ornament - 1
63.	Hard Boiled Egg Decorated
64.	Make A Sock Animal
65.	Craft Article from Kit - include instructions
66.	Any Other Craft - not listed
Most Points Sec. 35-66 $20 Donated by: Jackie & Bruce Hilton

FLOWERS

67.	Cactus or Succulant Plant
68.	Fall Arrangement in Milk Carton
69.	Favourite Plant - variety named
70.	Arrangement Dried Grasses and or Weeds - in a suitable container
71.	Hosta Leaves - 3 in a suitable container
Most Points, Sec. 67 to 71 $10

ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY

ARTICLES MUST BE READY TO HANG AND MOUNTED ON APPROPRIATELY SIZED BRISTOL BOARD. NO SCOTCH TAPE - it may be disqualified

72.	Photo - Main Subject "Red, Orange, or Yellow - 1 or all 3 Fall Colours" mounted 20cm x 20cm
73.	Humorous Photo - mounted
74.	Collection of 4 Colour Photos - any related subject matter - mounted max 40cm x 40cm
75.	Photo of an Animal - mounted
76.	Computer Generated Digital Photo - mounted
77.	Watercolour - any subject - mounted
78.	Pencil Crayon - any subject - mounted
79.	Charcoal or Lead Pencil - any subject - mounted
80.	Ink - any subject - mounted
81.	Painting Any Medium Except Watercolour - mounted
82.	Poster Competion - Hand Drawn. Must clearly show name and date of Ancaster Fair. Minimum size 22cm x 28cm, maximum size 28cm x 44cm without border. The winner at the Ancaster Fair is eligible to enter the district competition. Winners at district go to the provincial competition. There are prizes at each level. Put your grade on the back of your tag to be eligible for additional prizes. Donated by: Sylvia Parr, $10 Prize for the Best Poster in three categories. Grade 9-12, grade 5-8 and up to grade 4.
Most Points Sec 72-82 $25 Donated by: Lloyd & Lyn Zimmerman
Girl Winning MOST POINTS in Classes 117 &118 Gift Certificate Donated by: Dale & Marie Smith
Boy Winning MOST POINTS in Classes 117 &118 $25 Donated by: Murray & Martha Cranston

Class 43 - Garden Produce

Chairman and Committee Members: Brenda Parkin, Bryan McKay, Abby McKay, Rachel Mino, Jim Smith

Rules:

Entries must be grown by the exhibitor unless specified otherwise.
All root crops must have a 1-inch stem top left on.
Entries must be fresh and free of blemishes.
All containers supplied by the Society, unless specified.
No artificial treatment allowed on any produce.
No Identifying materials are to be used on entry.
Sections may be split depending on the number of entries.
Entries must be named where specified.
All awards for Most Points in Class 43 (Garden Produce), may be won by the same exhibitor for two (2) consecutive years only. Following the third year, the exhibitor may again be eligible to win the Most Points Awards.
The theme for 2024 is "Rooted in Progress."

1st: $8, 2nd: $7, 3rd: $6, 4th: $5, 5th: $4

1.	One Watermelon - any variety
2.	1 Melon any type
3.	3 Clusters of Grapes, any variety
4.	4 Plums, any variety
5.	4 Pears, any variety
6.	4 Apples, any variety
7.	5 Beets, table type
8.	4 Table Carrots
9.	4 Green Sweet Bell Peppers
10.	4 Hot Peppers, any variety
11.	4 Peppers, any other variety, named
12.	12 Grape Tomatoes , stems attached
13.	12 Cherry Type Tomatoes, stems attached
14.	5 Paste Type Tomatoes
15.	4 Field Tomatoes, stems attached, variety named
16.	Zucchini, 1, heaviest by weight, dark green, yellow, or grey type only
17.	Zucchini, Longest, Any Type
18.	4 Onions Yellow Spanish
19.	4 Onions Red
20.	4 Onions Cooking Type
21.	4 Onions White or Silver
22.	2 Onions, largest by weight, any type
23.	3 Garlic Bulbs
24.	10 Potatoes, white, variety named
25.	10 Potatoes, red, variety named
26.	10 Potatoes, yellow flesh, variety named
27.	Potatoes, 3 varieties, 3 of each, varieties named
28.	Potatoes, 3 heaviest by weight, any shape
Special - Most Points Sections 24 to 28 $10 Donated by: Brenda Parkin, In memory of George Parkin Sr.
29.	Beans, 10 green snap
30.	Beans, 10 yellow snap
31.	Funniest Shape Vegetable
32.	1 Head of Cauliflower
33.	1 Head of Broccoli
34.	1 Head of Summer Cabbage
35.	1 Head of Cabbage, any other variety
36.	Squash, 2 Acorn
37.	Squash, 2, Buttercup Type
38.	Squash, 2, Butternut
39.	Squash, any other variety, named
40.	Pie Pumpkins 2 matching
41.	One Field Pumpkin, ribbed jack-o-lantern type
42.	1 Quart of Hickory Nuts

COLLECTIONS

Judged for quality, arrangement and attractiveness

1st: $12, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $9, 4th: $8, 5th: $7

43.	Table Centrepiece Featuring Gourds and/or Mini Pumpkins no less than 5
44.	Braid of Onions or Garlic. No Less Than 10 inches Ready to Hang.
45.	Collection of Onions, minimum of 4 varieties, 3 of each, named
46.	Collection of Wild Pollinator Friendly Flowers Native to Ontario, Identified and Mounted. No larger than 12 inches in any direction. No Invasive species. SPECIAL- a jar of Ontario Wildflower Honey to 1st and 2nd place Donated by: Ancaster Agricultural Society

**SPECIAL COLLECTIONS**

Open to Individuals, Service Clubs, Church Groups, Community Garden Groups, etc

47.	Collection of Vegetables in an Antique Vessel between 12 and 24 inches following the 2024 Fair Theme 1st: $30, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, 4th: $10, 5th: $5
Most Points Garden Produce Sections 1-46 Rosette Donated by: Shearlea Acres Farm & Market, Trophy & gift

Indoor Garage Sale

Class 41A - Ancaster Fair Display Competition

OPEN TO ALL RESIDENTS, BUSINESSES & ORGANIZATIONS IN
THE CITY OF HAMILTON
No entry fee or exhibitor fee

1st: $150, 2nd: $100, 3rd: $75, others: $30

Help us advertise & promote the Ancaster Fair by creating...
A roadside or entrance display utilizing your imagination. Remember, we have a strong agricultural history to be proud of and celebrated.
Residents and Schools: Minimum size: 4ft by 4ft. Maximum size: unlimited. Display must be within viewing distance (30 metres) from the roadway.
Businesses & Organizations may use a window display regardless of size.
Display must include;

this year’s Ancaster Fair dates: September 19, 20, 21, 22, 2024
this year’s theme: “Rooted in Progress”
The display MUST be completed and ready for judging by noon on Friday, September 13th, 2024 and must remain until Sunday, September 22nd, 2024.
The Ancaster Agricultural Society must receive entry forms by 4:30 p.m. on September 6th, 2024.
Judges will base their decision on the most effective and creative way the display best promotes the Ancaster Fair.
Pictures of all entries will be displayed at the Fair.

Homecraft Prizebook

Homecraft Officers for 2024

FAIR TIMES

2024 Theme

"Rooted in Progress"

FAIR RULES AND REGULATIONS

Class 50 - Baking

OAAS Butter Tart Competition

Class 51 - Home Canning

MOST 1st PLACES OVERALL IN HOMECRAFT $75

Donated by the Ancaster Senior Achievement Centrewww.asacseniors.com 905-546-2999

Class 52 - Antiques and Collectibles

Class 53 - Senior Citizens

Class 54 - Clothing

Indoor Garage Sale

Class 54A - "The Busy Needles' Nook"

MOST 1st PLACES OVERALL IN HOMECRAFT $75

Donated by the Ancaster Senior Achievement Centrewww.asacseniors.com 905-546-2999

Homecraft Quilt Draw

ONTARIO ASSOCIATION of AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIESANNUAL HAND-QUILTED QUILT COMPETITION

ONTARIO ASSOCIATION of AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIESANNUAL MACHINE-QUILTED QUILT COMPETITION

Class 70 - Presidents Quilt Block Challenge

Homecraft Quilt Draw

Class 55 - Quilting

Class 55A - Needlecraft

Class 56 - Amateur Art

MOST 1st PLACES OVERALL IN HOMECRAFT $75

Donated by the Ancaster Senior Achievement Centrewww.asacseniors.com 905-546-2999

Class 56A - Photography

MOST 1st PLACES OVERALL IN HOMECRAFT $75

Donated by the Ancaster Senior Achievement Centrewww.asacseniors.com 905-546-2999

Class 57 - Crafts

Homecraft Quilt Draw

Class 58 - Horticulture

Class 59 - Christmas Corner

Class 60 - Amateur Wine Competition

Indoor Garage Sale

Class 62 - Woodcarving

MOST 1st PLACES OVERALL IN HOMECRAFT $75

Donated by the Ancaster Senior Achievement Centrewww.asacseniors.com 905-546-2999

Class 63 - Individuals With Disabilities

Indoor Garage Sale

Homecraft Quilt Draw

Class 64 - Halloween Holler

MOST 1st PLACES OVERALL IN HOMECRAFT $75

Donated by the Ancaster Senior Achievement Centrewww.asacseniors.com 905-546-2999

Junior Department Rules

Class 117 - Junior Department Grain, Vegetables & Fruit

OAAS Chocolate Chip Cookie Competition

Class 118 - Junior Department Homecraft

Class 43 - Garden Produce

Indoor Garage Sale

Class 41A - Ancaster Fair Display Competition

Class 80 - Country Garden Decor Competition

F2 Events

Donated by the Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre
www.asacseniors.com 905-546-2999

Donated by the Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre
www.asacseniors.com 905-546-2999

ONTARIO ASSOCIATION of AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES
ANNUAL HAND-QUILTED QUILT COMPETITION

ONTARIO ASSOCIATION of AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES
ANNUAL MACHINE-QUILTED QUILT COMPETITION

Donated by the Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre
www.asacseniors.com 905-546-2999

Donated by the Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre
www.asacseniors.com 905-546-2999

Donated by the Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre
www.asacseniors.com 905-546-2999

Donated by the Ancaster Senior Achievement Centre
www.asacseniors.com 905-546-2999

Class 117 - Junior Department
Grain, Vegetables & Fruit