Class 45 - CHILDREN S PRIZE LIST 2016 Milton Fall Fair Theme is Sow it! Grow it! Show it!

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1 Class 45 - CHILDREN S PRIZE LIST 2016 Milton Fall Fair Theme is Sow it! Grow it! Show it! Committee: Donna Bradley, Julia Snow, Marie Howden, Joan Marshall, Marion McPhail, Jean Vivian, Chris Harris, Karen Gregory, Kay Smoke, Marion Riebot, Marion Richardson, Penny Patterson, Gloria Brown, Janice Sandor, Carolyn Doherty, Bea Featherstone, Janice Lamers, Betty Royce, Kathy Featherstone, Janice Brown, Katie Snow For information in this class call: Donna Bradley Julia Snow Jean Vivian Marion McPhail Penny Patterson o Entry form deadline: Wed., Sept. 21st, 4:30pm 3:00-9:00pm or Thurs., Sept 22 nd, 9:00am - 10:30am. Hobbies, crafts and baking must be the work of individual exhibitors. All exhibits must remain in the hall until closing on Sun, Sept. 25th, at 4:30pm. New work will be given priority over old. Exhibits may be disqualified at the judges discretion. Directors are not responsible for loss or damage of exhibits. PRIZE MONEY in sections 1-79: 1 st - $2.00, 2 nd - $1.75, 3 rd - $1.50, 4 th - $1.25, 5 th - $1.00. In sections 80-93: 1 st - $5.00, 2 nd - $4.00, 3 rd - $3.00, unless stated otherwise. Special prizes may be awarded in some classes. NO EXCEPTIONS ~ EXHIBIT SPACE IS LIMITED SCHOOL DISPLAYS Theme for all 2016 School Displays is Sow it! Grow it! Show it! DISPLAY DIMENSIONS: 76cm deep x 1m wide and no higher than 1m. Displays in A to F receive $15.00.

2 A. Display of work done by Trillium School. B. Display of work done by Ernest C. Drury School for Hearing-Impaired. C. Display of work by Nursery School or Daycare Centre. D. Display from T.M.H. Schools in Halton. E. Display of work done by High Schools in Halton. F. Display of schoolwork done by Kindergarten to Grade 8. SPECIAL: $10 Special for best display of school work in Section F. NOTE: Exhibits are to be picked up Sun., Sept. 25th from 5:00pm - 5:30pm. Please ensure you have made arrangements for pick up. Any exhibit not picked up will be disposed of. AGES 5 YEARS AND UNDER The entry form (included in this book) must be submitted prior to Wednesday Sept. 21st at 4:30pm o Entry form deadline. Wed. Sept. 21st, 4:30pm By miltonfair@cogeco.net In person Telephone: for inquiries only Pick up your entry tags. They will be available at the office until Wed. Sept 21st, 5:00pm. 1. A marshmallow flower. No taller than 12cm. 2. Decorate a cookie with a pumpkin face. 3. Decorate a piece of toast. 4. Print your first name - capital or small lettering - mounted, 10cm x 30cm max. 5. Decorated stone must fit in your hand. 6. A hand drawn picture of a tractor. 30cm x 30cm max. 7. A pasta necklace. 8. Make a worm out of one (1) egg carton. 9. Decorate your old running shoe. 10. Paint/decorate an uncarved pumpkin. 11. Decorate a garden trowel. 12. Paint a picture of a garden. 30cm x 30cm max 13. Make a person using buttons glued on a paper plate. 14. Make and decorate a shaker using one (1) toilet paper roll. 15. Find 1 natural colourful leaf and mount.

3 16. Colour a picture provided by Troy s Diner. 17. Any craft not listed. No LEGO or models please. 18. Make a collage, vegetable themed. 30cm x 30cm max. AGES 6 & 7 YEARS o Entry form deadline. Wed. Sept. 21st, 4:30pm Telephone: for inquiries only 19. Decorate a raw potatoe to look like a farmer. No taller than 12cm. 20. Make and decorate an edible snowman. No taller than 12cm. 21. Make an edible flower no taller than 12cm. 22. Print & mount. No larger than 30cm x 30cm: Sow it! Grow it! Show it! 23. Create a pig. Any medium. 24. Make and decorate a farm themed placemat. 30cm x 30cm max. 25. Decorate a picture frame. (10cm x 15cm) No glass to be in frame. 26. Using your footprint make a picture. 30cm x 30cm max. 27. Make a tissue paper butterfly. 30cm x 30cm max. 28. Make a picture using natures treasurers found on a walk. (eg feathers, twigs, etc) 30cm x 30cm max. 29. Make a picture of a garden. 30cm x 30cm max. 30. Make one of the 3 little pigs houses. 30cm x 30cm max. 31. Make a minion using a paper plate. 32. Make a bracelet. Any medium. 33. Make a picture out of rice/seeds/beans glued on a paper plate. 34. Decorate a paper bag (lunch size) to be a farm animal. 35. Colour a picture provided by Troy s Diner. 36. Make a pinecone turkey. 37. Make a collage, farm themed. 30cm x 30cm max. 38. Any craft not listed. No LEGO or models please. 39. Make a popsicle stick barn. 30cm x 30cm max.

4 AGES 8 & 9 YEARS o Entry form deadline. Wed., Sept. 21st, 4:30pm 3:00pm - 9:00pm or Thurs., Sept 22 nd, 9:00pm - 10:30am. 40. Decorate a raw potatoe to look like your teacher. No taller than 12cm brownies. Must include recipe. Will be judged on taste and appearance 42. Make a popcorn snowman. No taller than 12cm. SEE SPECIAL NUMBER 93. OAAS Chocolate Chip Cookie Special 43. Print and mount no larger than 30cm x 30cm. River Winding Rain falling, what things do you grow? Snow melting, where do you go? Wind blowing, what trees do you know? River winding, where do you flow? -- Charlotte Zolotow 44. Make a birdfeeder out of recycled materials. 45. Make farm animal finger puppets out of felt. Minimum of 3, maximum of Make a seasonal farm scene displayed in the lid of a box. 47. Make a tractor using sponges. 48. Plasticine art ~ in a closed CD case. 49. Make a dot art picture using different coloured dots. 30cm x 30cm max 50. Colour a picture provided by Troy s Diner. 51. Make a bedroom door sign. No computer art. 30cm x 30cm max 52. Using old eyeglasses or sunglasses, make into something funny. 53. Make and decorate a picture frame. No glass to be in frame. 54. Make an insect out of a toothbrush. 55. Using the shape of a Maple Leaf, make a collage of things seen in Canada. 30cm x 30cm max. 56. Any other craft not listed. No LEGO or models please. 57. Make a minion, any medium. AGES 10, 11 AND 12 YEARS

5 o Entry form deadline. Wed., Sept. 21st, 4:30pm NOTE: Children's Prize Money and Exhibits are to be picked up Sun., Sept. 25th from 5:00pm - 5:30pm upon presentation of stamped exhibitor pass. Please ensure you have made arrangements for. 58. Make an edible animal. No taller than 12cm. 59. Make and decorate a cupcake. Will be judged on taste and appearance pieces of fudge. Must include recipe. Will be judged on taste and appearance. 61. Bake a (maximum 1 layer 9 ) cake. Decorate as ugliest cake theme. Please bring on a sturdy disposable base (no glass). Will be judged on taste and appearance. 62. Cursive write and mount no larger than 30cm x 30cm. (Will also be judged on context.) A Harvest Prayer Thank you for the harvest When fruit and berries grow. Thank you for the ripening corn Planted long ago. Thank you for the autumn And a warm and sunny day. Thank you for the harvest And crops to store away. Thank you for the sugar beet And fields of new mown hay To feed the cows and horses When winter comes to stay. -- Author unknown 63. Draw your favourite Star Wars character. 30cm x 30cm max. 64. Article of ceramics, painted on your own. 65. Article of wood. 66. Article of needlework. 67. Make something using popsicle sticks. Must be self supporting and no larger than 60cm x 60cm max. 68. Decorate a T-shirt. 69. Make a soap carving using 1 bar of soap. 70. Decorate/paint an uncarved gourd as a creature. 71. Illustrate your favourite animal and tell us why it s your favourite. 30cm x 30cm max. 72. Make a face mask. Any medium. 73. Decorate a pillowcase. 74. Make a collage, sports themed. 30cm x 30cm max. 75. Design a phone case/cover.

6 76. A bouquet of Queen Annes Lace or wild Carrot that have been dyed. Display in a decorated recycled can or plastic bottle. No glass. 77. Make a musical instrument using recycled items. 78. Any other craft not listed. No LEGO or models please. 79. Decorate a mug with dot art. (eg use coloured markers, nail polish etc) AGES 13, 14 AND 15 YEARS The entry form (included in this book) must be submitted prior to Wednesday, Sept. 21st at 4:30pm o Entry form deadline. Wed., Sept. 21st, 4:30pm NOTE: Children's Prize Money and Exhibits are to be picked up Sun., Sept. 25th from 5:00pm - 5:30pm upon presentation of stamped exhibitor pass. Please ensure you have made arrangements for Prize money in sections 80-93: 1st - $5, 2nd - $4, 3rd - $3 unless stated otherwise. Special prizes may be awarded in some classes pieces of fudge. Must include recipe. Will be judged on taste and appearance brownies. Must include recipe. Will be judged on taste and appearance. 82. Bake a (maximum 1 layer 9 ) cake. Decorate as ugliest cake theme. Please bring on a sturdy disposable base (no glass). Will be judged on taste and appearance. SEE SPECIAL NUMBER 93. OAAS Chocolate Chip Cookie Special 83. Any article of wood. 84. Any article of needlework. 85. Make a dream catcher. 86. Make a poster promoting Canada s 150th Anniversary ( ). 87. A hand painted item. 88. Design your dream bedroom. No computer art. 30cm x 30cm max. 89. Draw your favourite Star Wars character. 30cm x 30cm max. 90. Make a collage, music themed. 30cm x 30cm max. 91. Any other craft not listed. No LEGO, no models or ceramics please. 92. Make a set of 6 herb or vegetable garden markers.

7 O.A.A.S CHILDREN S SPECIAL Contest is open to youth up to age 15 years as of Dec. 31, Plain Chocolate Chip Cookie Special - Open to all Youth up to 15 years (as of December 31 of the current year) - No nuts - 8 cookies to be displayed on a firm, disposable plate - No larger than 3 (6.75cm) and no smaller than 2 (5cm) - Judging criteria: presentation (cookies) 25 points, general appearance 15 points, internal appearance 15 points, flavour 45 points The winner from each fair will be eligible to enter at the District competition in October If a winner at the District competition, than will be eligible to enter at the Provincial competition in February Homecraft Special an additional $5.00 to the first prize winner