156th

2019Prize Book September 26th - 29th “Connected to our community, Committed to the people” www.carpfair.ca Carp Agricultural Society

Presents the 156th

Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday September 26th, 27th, 28th, 29th, 2019

Doug Norton President - Agricultural Divison

Martha Palmer President - Homecraft Divison

Lynn Hudson Office Administrator

Carp Agricultural Society Box 188, Carp, Ontario, K0A 1L0 Phone: 613-839-2172 - Fax: 613-839-1961 E-mail: [email protected] - www.carpfair.ca

CARP FAIR OFFICE HOURS Year Round: 8:00am - 4:00pm September 23rd: 8:00am - 6:00pm September 24th: 8:00am - 6:00pm September 25th: 8:00am - 9:00pm September 26th: 8:00am - 5:00pm September 27th, 28th, 29th: 8:00am - 6:00pm

Mission Statement: Through our fair and events, Carp Agricultural Society celebrates agriculture and rural traditions, while remaining connected to our community and volunteers. Vision Statement: Carp Agricultural Society is a dedicated member of our vibrant rural community, honouring agricultural roots and being the Best Little Fair in Canada. TABLE OF CONTENTS

LETTER FROM MP KANATA-CARLETON – KAREN MCCRIMMON ...... 1 LETTER FROM MPP KANATA-CARLETON – MERRILEE FULLERTON ...... 2 LETTER FROM COUNCILLOR, WARD 5 OF CITTY OF OTTAWA – ELI EL-CHANTIRY ...... 3 LETTER FROM 156TH PRESIDENTS – DOUG NORTON & MARTHA PALMER ...... 4 2019 BOARD OF DIRECTORS ...... 5 COMMITTEES ...... 6 PROGRAM OF EVENTS ...... 7-8 ANTIQUES ...... 9-10 MAJOR SPONSORS ...... 11-12 THE DONALD B. MUNRO AWARD FOR FAMILY ACHIEVEMENT ...... 13 MARY & BRIAN CARRY & FAMILY AWARD THE MERITORIUS SERVICE AWARD ...... 14 ROLE OF HONOR (FORMERLY DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD) WALLACE ARMSTRONG MEMORIAL AWARD PAST PRESIDENTS OF AGRICULTURE DIVISION ...... 15 PAST PRESIDENTS OF HOMECRAFT DIVISION...... 16 PAST DIRECTORS, AG SOCIETY MEMBERS & SECRETARY/GENERAL MANAGER ...... 17 NEW PARKING LOCATION ...... 18 GENERAL FAIR ADMISSON ...... 19 FAIR RULES AND REGULATIONS ...... 20-21 AGRICULTURAL DIVISON HEAVY HORSE DEPARTMENT ...... 22-45 LIGHT HORSE DEPARTMENT ...... 46-57 BEEF DEPARTMENT ...... 58-68 DAIRY DEPARTMENT ...... 69-71 SHEEP DEPARTMENT ...... 72-75 GOAT DEPARTMENT ...... 76-78 4-H AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT ...... 79-84 FIELD CROP DEPARTMENT ...... 85-86 GRAINS AND SEEDS DEPARTMENT ...... 87-88 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DEPARTMENT ...... 89-93 HOMECRAFT DIVISION MAPLE SYRUP DEPARTMENT ...... 94-95 HONEY DEPARTMENT ...... 96-97 FLOWER DEPARTMENT ...... 98-103 CULINARY DEPARTMENT ...... 104-115 JUNIOR DEPARTMENT ...... 116-125 SEWING, NEEDLEWOORK & CRAFT DEPARTMENT ...... 126-140 WOMEN’S INSTITUTE WORK ...... 141-142 HOME BREWING WINE & BEER DEPARTMENT ...... 143-144 EGG DEPARTMENT ...... 145 OAAS DIRECTORY...... 146-147 MARY & BRIAN CARRY & FAMILY AWARD TALLY SHEET ...... 148 DONALD B. MUNRO AWARD TALLY SHEET ...... 149 FALL DECORATING CONTEST INFORMATION ...... 150 It is with great pleasure that I offer my congratulations to the teams of organizers, volunteers, and hardworking staff of the Carp Fair on another fun-filled year.

It's no wonder that this great celebration is known as "The Best Little Fair in Canada". From the midway to the rodeo, musical shows to antique shopping, the Clydesdale Horse Show to the antique tractor parade, there's something for everyone at the Carp Fair.

I have fond memories of bringing friends and family to the Carp Fair for a day of fall fun, and I know the event would not be possible without the support of dedicated volunteers, board members, and sponsors. The Carp Fair is an outstanding example of what we can accomplish when we work together for our community.

Here's to many more years of celebrating agricultural excellence with good food, friends, and family at the 156th annual Carp Fair.

Sincerely,

Karen McCrimmon Member of Parliament, Kanata²Carleton

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We are proud to be presenting another great Carp Fair promoting agricultural and rural traditions. The important efforts made by our exhibitors and 4H clubs showcases all areas of the departments that comprise our prize book. These competitions draw a variety of representation from local and regional communities in skills, talents and time-honoured traditions. We host a broad range of agricultural shows: beef, dairy, sheep, goat, pig shows as well as our Light Horse and Heavy Horse. Our midway and amusements area provide fun and excitement for families and "kids" of all ages. Our Rodeo and Demolition Derby are great new attractions for the whole family. Food trucks and vendors provide a variety of menu choice with classic "fair" food as well as unique tasting items. Our weekend evening entertainment venues continues to showcase top-notch entertainers. We look forward to the Carp Fair all year long! Our theme this year, "Connected to the Community, Committed to the people", was intended to increase our connections with our sponsors, local organizations and people within them. We value their involvement and contributions to the ongoing success of this amazing event. As presidents of the 156th Carp Fair, we'd like to acknowledge your participation in our fair. We'd like to extend deep appreciation to all of our board members, exhibitors, sponsors, volunteers and patrons who all contribute so much to making this the "Best Little Fair in Canada".

Doug Norton Martha Palmer President of Agriculture President of Homecraft

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Ryan Foley Patricia Boyd Vice-President- Agriculture Vice-President- Homecraft

Lynn Hudson Office Administrator

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2019 Board of Directors Back Row: James Daley, Kyle Rivington, Mike Jensen, Faye Potter, Jean Sullivan, Kevin Potter, Jon Daley, Stephen Johnson, Desmond Dean, Charles Caldwell, Brent Palsson, Neil Falls Middle Row: Tanya McNeely, Jennifer Higginson-Martin, Annie Craig, Krista Jeferies, Kathy McCord, Lana Dean, Shannon Gillan, Laurie Dillon, Ashley Wilson, Jason Nicholson, Scott Moore Front Row: Lisa Belton, Patricia Boyd, Martha Palmer, Lynn Hudson, Doug Norton, Ryan Foley, Chad Findlay Missing: Trish Shantz, Kaytlin Barr, Jason Kemp, Joey Wilson, Jo-Anne Graham Agricultural Department Homecraft Department Immediate Past President: Chad Findlay Immediate Past President: Lisa Belton President: Doug Norton President: Martha Palmer Vice-President: Ryan Foley Vice-President: Patricia Boyd 1st Vice President: Neil Falls 1st Vice President: Laurie Dillon Directors: Brent Palsson, James Daley, Jon Directors: Krista Jeferies, Kathy McCord, Daley, Kyle Rivington, Scott Moore, Mike Jean Sullivan, Faye Potter, Annie Craig, Trish Jensen, Charles Caldwell, Stephen Johnson, Shantz, Kaytlin Barr, Lana Dean, Shannon Desmond Dean Gillan, Ashley Wilson Associates: Jason Nicholson, Kevin Potter, Associates: Jo-Anne Graham, Jennifer Jason Kemp Higginson-Martin, Tanya McNeely

Committees

Concessions: Ryan Foley Honey & Maple Syrup & Eggs: Patricia Boyd Light Horse: Neil Falls, Brent Palsson Wine and Beer: Patricia Boyd Heavy Horse: James Daley, Jon Daley Flowers: Shannon Gillan, Lisa Belton Gate: Kyle Rivington Culinary Science:Trish Shantz, Kaytlin Barr, Parking: Scott Moore Lana Dean Junior Department: Jean Sullivan, Dairy Cattle: Mike Jensen Faye Potter, Annie Craig Beef Cattle: Charles Caldwell Sewing, Needlework and Crafts: Laurie Sheep & Goats: Stephen Johnson Dillon, Krista Jeferies, Kathy McCord 4-H: Mike Jensen Field Crops: Desmond Dean Fruit and Vegetables: Mike Jensen Grains and Seeds: Desmond Dean Antiques: Chad Findlay page 6/151 Program of Events

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, 6th All entries close for all livestock classes - Make your entries at carpfair.ca by Sunday , September 22nd, 2019. All mailed entries have to be in by Friday, September, 6th, 2019. All entries will be received for the following classes: Field Crop, Grains & Seeds, Fruits & Vegetables, Maple Syrup, Honey, Flowers, Culinary Science, Junior, Sewing, Needlework & Crafts, Women’s Institute, Home Brewing Beer & Wine, Eggs.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th Exhibits entered for judging in Field Crop, Grains & Seeds, Fruits & Vegetables, Maple Syrup, Honey, Flowers, Culinary Science, Junior, Sewing, Needlework & Crafts, Women's Institutes, Home Brewing Beer & Wine, Eggs are to be places between 6:00pm and 9:00pm. Under no circumstances will exhibits be accepted before 6:00pm. ALL EXHIBITS WILL BE JUDGES AND MAY BE DISPLAYED IN THE EXHIBIT HALL - ONLY THE GIANT PUMPKINS AND GOURDS MAY BE DISPLAYED INSIDE THE ARENA/SHOW PAVILION. NO DOGS ON THE GROUNDS - NO BACKPACKS

All Day EVERY DAY Events Monalea Petting Zoo Family Circle Tent - Little Buckaroos & Rock the Arts - Shows on the hour (10am - 5pm) President’s Choice SuperDogs Show (shows at 12pm, 2pm and 4pm) Agriculture Education Tent - Shows on the half hour (9:30am - 3:30pm) - Sheep shearing, Bee Demo, Horticulture & Butter Making Working Antique Displays

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH 10:00am - Judging of exhibits in the Exhibit Hall. This is not open to the public 6:00pm - Gates Open (donation at the gate) 6:00pm - 11:00pm MIDWAY - Robertson Amusements Midway Toonie Night $2 ride tickets tonight ONLY 6:00pm - 11:00pm - Ontario Demolition Derby Night 8:00pm - 12:00am - Homecoming Night LIVE MUSIC to be announced W. Erskine Johnston Arena

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27TH Gates Open 9:00am Pay One Price Midway Bracelet - $30.00 Friday Only 9:00am - 11:00pm MIDWAY - Robertson Amusements 9:00am - Light Horse Hunter Show 9:30am - Eastern Regional Clydesdale Horse Show 10:00am - Ag Awareness School Program 10:00am - 4-H Dairy Achievement Program 10:30am - Eastern Regional Percheron Horse Show 10:30am - Belgian Horse Show 11:00am - 4-H Beef Achievement Program 11:00am - Antique Tractor Parade 1:30pm - Dairy Show - Holstein & Coloured Breeds 3:00pm - Goat Show 7:00pm - Horse Pull ( Showbarn)

AN AFTERNOON OF LIVE MUSIC - W. Erskine Johnston Arena 3:00pm Pure Country Live Radio show AN EVENING OF LIVE MUSIC - W. Erskine Johnston Arena, age majority (19+) Ticket to be announced 8:00pm - 1:00am To be announced page 7/151 Program of Events

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28TH Gates Open 9:00am Free MIDWAY Rides 9:00am - 10:00am 9:00am - 11:00pm - MIDWAY - Robertson Amusements 9:00am - Miniature Horse Show 9:00am - Western Horse Show 9:30am - Heavy Horse Show 10:00am - Ottawa Valley Commercial Horse Association Regional Show 12:00pm - 156th Carp Fair Ceremonial Parade 12:00pm - Beef Shows - Hereford, Limousin, Shorthorn 1:00pm - 4-H Market Hog Achievement Program 1:00pm - 4:00pm - Strong Man 2:00pm - Antique Auction 5:00pm - 4-H Marketing Hog Sale(approximate time) 7:30pm - Garden Tractor Pull - Showbarn

AFTERNOON OF LIVE MUSIC - ALL AGES ARE FREE - W. Erskine Johnston Arena 1:00pm - 2:45pm to be announced 3:00pm - 6:00pm to be announced EVENING OF LIVE MUSIC - Age of Majority in the W. Erskine Johnston Arena Ticket prices to be announced 8:00pm - 1:00pm to be announced

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29TH Gates open 9:00am Free MIDWAY Rides 9:00am - 10:00am 9:00am - 6:00pm - MIDWAY - Robertson Amusements 9:00am - 4-H Horse Achievement Program 9:30am - Ottawa Valley Commercial Association Regional Horse Show 10:00am - Sheep Show 11:00am - Kid’s Rodeo 11:00am - Heavy Horse Hitch Show 11:00am - Beef Show - Aberdeen Angus 12:00pm - Rodeo - Behind the Scenes Tour 1:00pm - Rodeo begins! 4:00pm - Marketing Steers & Heifers (approximate time)

AFTERNOON OF LIVE MUSIC - ALL AGES AND FREE! - W. Erskine Johnston Arena 1:00pm - to be announced 2:45pm - to be announced 4:00pm - to be announced

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LIVE AUCTION IN ANTIQUE AREA

SATURDAY AT 2:00PM

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Thank You to the following Antique Committee Members: Antique Sponsors: Norm & Connie Atherfold Cavanagh Construction James Boyd M & R Feeds David Creighton Donridge Farms Barry Dean Goldie Mohr Ltd. Frank & Judy Prosperine Ken Scharf Construction Ltd. Ches Booth West Carleton Electric Glen Bryne Carp Show N’ Shine Barry Beach Stittsville Trailer & Auto Sales Inc. Taylor White Campbell Fuels Inc. Auctioneer- Carson Hill Brian Moffatt Director in Charge-Chad Findlay James Boyd M. Sullivan & Sons Palsson Herefords Carp Storage - Ken White Construction Antique Highlights: Tractor Parade Friday at 11 am Working Antique Display - All weekend Live Auction Saturday at 2 pm Music by Ginette Hamilton & Friends on Sunday 1-5pm Live Blacksmith on-site Enjoy a walk through the past, visit the Antique Area! See Fall Decorating Contest information at the back of the prizebook!

page 10/151 The board of directors wish to thank all our major sponsors Government of ontario City of ottawa pure country 94 labatt brewing company ltd, ottawa, on david s. graham, ashton, on argue construction ltd, carp, on campbell fuels inc., arnprior thomas cavanagh construction ltd., Ashton, on tomlinson environmental services, ottawa, on pinecrest remembrance services ltd., ottawa, on foley farms, kanata, on west carleton sand & gravel inc., carp,on jwk utilities & site services, ottawa, on tubman funeral home, ottawa, on myers kanata chev-buick gmc, kanata, on goldie mohr ltd., nepean, on all in one septic & excavation, carp, on koallo, carp, on west carleton drug mart pharmasave, carp, on j & k hydro seeding & mulching, braeside, on donridge farms, carp, on downey family, carp, on carp foodliner, carp, on kinburn plumbing and heating ltd., kinburn, on d & J transportation, kinburn, on karson holding ltd., carp, on rbc campeau branch, kanata, on rivington homes ltd., carp, on bit-ta-luk farms, carp, on custom welding & fabrication, carp, on Sign fx inc., Carp, on palsson hereford farms, carp, on nextgen sign specialists, carleton place, on audrey guigues-alexander, ottawa, on peggy blair, carp, on patricia boyd - in memory of robin stevenard, carp, on weatherwall (ottawa) enclosures inc., carp, on t.g. carroll cartage ltd., carp, on susan cavanagh - in memory of lee cavanagh, kinburn, on dagenais cartage inc., carp, on scotiabank, carp, on cole funeral services, carp, on green teach ag & turf, carp, on ottawa valley grain products, carp, on masterfeeds, london, on bbs construction (ontario) ltd., ottawa, on amb lift inc., carp, on TW Tech services inc., kinburn. on kev-tec electrical inc., carp, on hudson’s farm fresh produce, kinburn, on jockbrae farms ltd., carleton place, on stan & bev cowan, woodlawn, on wendy & bill cox, carp, on robertson amusements , orangeville, on The palmer family, carp, on tallman group, ottawa, on Carp Commons Retirement Village kurtis armstrong contracting inc., carp, on page 11/151 BMO Bank of Montreal The board of directors wish to thank all our major sponsors landstorm contracting ltd., carp, on c & m electric, carp, on century 21 - john devries ltd., kanata, on m. downey excavating ltd., pakenham, on fire-alert - ottawa valley, carp, on wendy childs, home financing advisor-scotiabank north gower grains, north gower, on russell foley mobile welding & repair, kanata, on west carleton electric ltd., woodlawn, on roger a harris law office, stittsville,on kurtis armstrong contracting inc.,carp, on hilltone farms, ltd., arnprior, on huntley community association, carp, on west physio carp, stittsville, kanata, arnprior laurysen kitchens, sittsville, on carp show'n shine, carp, on crs contractors rental supply, ottawa, on mccord excavating ltd.,kanata, on Ferrovial services, ottawa, on mcneely’s outdoor power equipment, carp, on munro farms, carp, on cooper rentals, nepean, on ors- ontario rental & supply ltd., kanata, on black gold coffee inc., ottawa, on oakleigh prior-keefer family, carp, on carp view farm , carp, on john roberts | remax - metro city realty ltd., ottawa, on ross farms, dunrobin, on deka home building centre, carp, on ken scharf construction ltd., carp, on shouldice mechanical inc., carp, on brantim country garden centre, almonte, on stanley’s olde maple lane farm, edwards, on eastern regional clydesdale association, kemptville, on m. sullivan & son ltd., arnprior, on p.t sullivan agro inc., kinburn, on tnt tile & marble inc., carp, on the cheshire cat pub, carp , on eastern regional percheron assocation, lansdowne, on voyago transportation service, ottawa, on reis equipment centre, renfrew, on john & nora verney, stittsville, on ken white construction ltd., carp, on wilson farms percherons, vankleek hill, on farm credit canada, kanata, on c. a. bruce insurance broker ltd., renfrew, on bean chevrolet buick gmc ltd., carleton place, on gabriel pizza mobile kitchen autotrendz, stittsville, on linex of ottawa, carp, on badger ottawa, carp, on dairy distillery, almonte, on marchwood dental, kanata, on The Crazy Horse Stonegrill Steakhouse and Saloon, kanata, on Green tech ag & turf, carp, on double ll farms, pakenham, on toromont cat, kanata, on Nepean Building Supplies, carp, on page 12/151 alice's village cafe, carp, on THE DONALD B. MUNRO AWARD FOR FAMILY ACHIEVEMENT The family of Donald B. Munro, first Mayor of the Township of West Carleton, has donated a trophy for family achievement. The purpose of this award is to encourage families to work together for a common goal at Agricultural Fairs and to provide recognition for their achievements. The award shall be presented to the family group winning the highest number of points at each annual fair. The award shall be kept on public display at the Carp Agricultural Society. Prize: $100 voucher supplied by the family. Rules: 1. A family group shall be two or more people living in the same household and being father, mother and children living at home.

2. For every class included in the official prize list, three(3) points shall be allowed for 1st place, two(2) points for a 2nd place, and one(1) point for a 3rd place winnings. Five(5) points shall be awarded for each department in which the family exhibits.

3. Each family shall be responsible for recording its own winnings on the tally sheet which can be found online at carpfair.ca and submitted to the Carp Agricultural Society Office by Friday, October 11th, 2019.

4. In the event of a tie in points, the winner shall be the family with the greatest number of first places, and in the event of dispute, the decision of the Directors shall be final. WINNERS OF THE DONALD B. MUNRO AWARD 1974 Gerald & Carol Morin & Family, Kanata 1991 Brian & Jill Rivington & Family, Carp 1975 Stewart & Betty Crabb & Family, Richmond 1992 Andrejs & Laila Dambenieks & Family, Carp 1976 & 1977 John & Hester Shackleton & Family, Carp 1993 Stewart & Leanne Bennett & Family, Carp 1978 Gerald & Shirley Yakabuski & Family, Carp 1994 Wayne & Pat Grant & Family, Kinburn 1979 John & Hester Shackleton & Family, Carp 1995 & 1996 Brian & Jill Rivington & Family, Carp 1980 William & Helen Dean & Family, Arnprior 1997 Brian & Mary Carry & Family, Kinburn 1981 & 1982 Glenn & Libby Eastman & Family,Kinburn 1998 & 1999 Wallace & Ola Armstrong, Kinburn 1983 Stanley & Eleanor Carruthers & Family, Carp 2000 Brian & Mary Carry & Family, Kinburn 1984 Glenn & Libby Eastman & Family, Kinburn 2001 & 2002 Wallace & Ola Armstrong, Kinburn 1985 Stanley & Eleanor Carruthers & Family, Carp 2003 Russell & Abigail Corbett, Arnprior 1986 & 1987 James & Cathy Hunt & Family, Kinburn 2004 & 2005 Colleen & Tom Wilson & Family, Dunrobin 1988 to 1990 Dwain & Norma Baird & Family, Carp 2006 to 2018 The Ayer Family, Hopetown Mary & brian carry & Family youth award Presented to a youth, up to the age of 22 as of January 1st, of the current year. This prize money of $50.00 will be awarded to a youth that makes the most entries at the current fair. The entries do not have to be prize winners. Contestants are responsible for recording winnings on the tally sheet which can be found online at carpfair.ca and must submit their tally sheet to the Carp Agricultural Society Office by Friday, October 11th, 2019 under separate cover. This award can only be won 3 consecutive years by an individual. winners of the mary & brian carry & Family youth award 2002 Amanda Murphy, Fitzroy Harbour 2010 Hannah Ayer, Hopetown 2003 Lindsay Sara Smith, Carp 2011 Hannah Ayer, Hopetown 2004 Ashley Caldwell, Carp 2012 Hannah Ayer, Hopetown 2005 Ashley Caldwell, Carp 2013 Molly Rose Ayer, Hopetown 2006 Lacey Moore, Fitzroy Harbour 2014 Hannah Ayer, Hopetown 2007 Emily Jayne Ayer, Hopetown 2015 Molly Rose Ayer, Hopetown 2008 Emily Jayne Ayer, Hopetown 2016 Molly Rose Ayer, Hopetown 2009 Emily Jayne Ayer, Hopetown 2017 Katelyn Goodger, Carp 2018 Katelyn Goodger, Carp page 13/151 meritorious service award (Formerly the Agricultural Service Diploma) The Agricultural Service Diploma is awarded by the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies on the recommendation of the Carp Agricultural Society for meritorious service to Agriculture. Recipients are deemed to have made a valuable contribution to one or more aspects of the Agricultural life of the community. 1939 Ruggles Rivington 1997 Mrs. Barbara Vance 1969 Joseph Patrick 2000 Wallace Armstrong 1970 Dr. & Mrs. A.E Cavanagh 2001 Douglas & Helen Rivington 1973 William G. Rivington 2003 Stanley Carruthers 1974 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Goudie 2004 Agusta Armstrong 1975 Mrs. John James Reid 2004 Mack James 1976 William B. Hodgins 2005 Harold Daley 1977 Mr. & Mrs. T. A. Dolan 2006 William & Helen Dean 1978 Horace Armstrong 2007 Ross Caldwell 1979 Robert S. Sparrow 2008 Bruce Munro, Gail Argue 1980 Irving Cleland 2010 Bruce Hudson 1981 Martha Armstrong 2011 Rick Cummings 1984 Donald B. Munro 2012 Paul Sullivan 1985 Irene Richardson 2013 Barry & Sandra Beach 1991 Glenn Rivington 2014 Burt Grundy 1992 W. Erskine Johnston 2015 Pat Kennedy 1993 Stuart Hanna 2016 John Eastman 1994 George H. Kennedy 2017 David Greene 1995 Allan & Earl Wilson 2018 Denise Kelly Role of honour (Formerly Distinguished Service Award) The Role of Honour, Distinguished Service Award is presented from the Canadian Association of Fairs and Exhibitions, in recognition of long time service to the fair by an individual.

1996 Ross Craig 2008 John Verney 1999 Dave Nicholson 2009 Glen Byrne 2000 Clare Grant 2010 Russell & Lelia Graham 2001 Mrs. Ruby Munro 2011 Gerry & Verda Morris & Ron Burnett 2003 Dale Hanna 2012 Sterling Graham & David Graham 2004 Don Roper 2013 Joyce Trafford 2005 Bruce Munro 2014 Lloyd Pederson 2006 Les Johnson 2015 David Creighton 2006 Barbara Vance 2016 Carson Hill 2007 Stewart & Carol Nicholson 2017 Thomas Cavanagh 2018 Robertson Amusements Ltd. Wallace Armstrong memorial award In memory of Wallace Armstrong, we would like to congratulate the winner of this year’s Agriculture Service Award. Your years of dedication to Agricultural Awareness through leadership and enthusiastic involvement, has enriched the lives of exhibitors, local fairs and communities. The community we live in has been enhanced by all your efforts. Sponsored by Arnprior Region Federation of Agriculture.

2005 Bruce Munro 2012 Huntley Volunteer Fire Fighters 2006 Barbara Vance 2013 Scott Caldwell 2007 Bruce Hudson 2014 Barry Dean 2008 Jill & Brian Rivington 2015 Angus Palmer 2009 Michael Walters 2016 Jamie Johnston 2010 Warren Lathem 2017 Ray McLaughlin page 14/151 2011 Tom WIlson 2018 Glenn Montgomery Past Presidents - Agriculture

1869 William Holmes* 1963 John Armstrong* 1870 Richard Kidd* 1964 J. Ainslie Berry* 1880 Thomas Hodgins* 1965 Maurice McCallum* 1886-87 Alexander Andrews* 1966 Gordon Caldwell* 1888-89 Hugh Gourlay* 1967 William Argue* 1893-96 G. Nelson Kidd. M.L.A* 1968 Douglas Rivington 1897-98 Thomas Hodgins* 1969 Donald L. Black* 1900-01 William Argue* 1970 Frank Murphy* 1902-03 James H. Armstrong* 1971 Hugh Anderson* 1904-05 Patrick J. Lynchke, V.S.* 1972 Ken Stevenson* 1905-06 William Reid* 1973 Nybert Irvine* 1906-07 William Barton* 1974 Dr. A. G. Quackenbush* 1908-09 John W. McElroy* 1975 Reynold Scharf* 1910-11 W. James Johnston* 1976 Ivan Baird* 1912-13 Joseph Gourlay* 1977 Stanley Carruthers 1914-15 Forest S. Caldwell* 1978 Donald B. Munro* 1916-17 James J. Wilson* 1979 Neville Johnston 1918-19 Edward J. Hughes* 1980 Scott Caldwell* 1920-21 B.J Grace* 1981 Ken Paul* 1922 Howard K. Hodgins* 1982 Jack Murphy* 1923 J.H. Armstrong* 1983 George Wilson 1924 William G. Rivington* 1984 Delmer Cavanagh 1925 Thomas E. Carroll* 1985 Ross Craig* 1926 Andrew Armstrong* 1986 Wallace Armstrong* 1927 Joseph S. Ragsdale* 1987 Wilbert Paul 1928 George H. Caldwell* 1988 Brian Rivington 1929 Byron Boyd* 1989 Lorne Montgomery 1930 H. Washington Graham* 1990 Bruce Baird 1931 C. Hardy Armstrong* 1991 Harold Daley 1932 Horace Downey* 1992 Barry Beach 1933 Dr. Alonzo B. Hyndman M.D.* 1993 Bill Robinson 1934 Levi Black* 1994 Dale Dean 1935 Samuel J. Scissions* 1995 Keith Samson 1936 Ambrose Carroll* 1996 Bruce Munro 1937-38 T. Ruggles Rivington* 1997 Doug Armstrong 1939-40 W. Erksine Johnston, M.L.A* 1998 Bob Foster 1941 Graham Hodgins* 1999 Ross Caldwell 1942 G. Percy Gamble* 2000 Wally Johnston 1943 Dr. E.F. Johnston, D.V.M,V.S* 2001 Brian Howie 1944 W. John Wilson* 2002 Bill Wilson 1945 James G. Murphy* 2003 Don Cavanagh 1946 John M. Story* 2004 J. Albert Argue 1947 Horace Armstrong* 2005 Glen Byrne 1948 Henry S. Kennedy* 2006 Barry Dean 1949 Ambrose Scissions* 2007 Lee Cavanagh* 1950 Howard Caldwell* 2008 Gordon McCord 1951 Hugh John Montgomery* 2009 Barry Paul 1952 Mackie D. Anderson* 2010 Bruce Paul 1953 Stuart Hanna* 2011 Blair Armstrong 1954 Weldon Johnston* 2012 Paul Caldwell 1955 Glenn Rivington* 2013 Matt Munro 1956 William B. Hodgins* 2014 Bruce Hill 1957 J. Albert Boyd* 2015 Dale Deugo 1958 Lester Story* 2016 Ron Bidgood 1959 Leo Hogan* 2017 Dan Lord 1960 George Kennedy 2018 Chad Findlay 1961 Dalton Baird* page 15/151 1962 Robert Moore* * Deceased Past Presidents of the Homecraft

1915-18 Mrs. G.A. (Martha) Hodgins* 1976 Mrs. Evelyn Baird* 1919-20 Mrs. F. S. (Sara) Caldwell* 1977 Mrs. Greta Armstrong* 1921-23 Mrs. A.E. (Violet) Hunt* 1978 Mrs. Irene Richardson* 1925-30 Mrs. George N. (Hattie) Olive* 1979 Mrs. Ruby Munro* 1931 Mrs. Joseph (Lucy) McBride* 1980 Mrs. Lorna Black* 1933-36 Mrs. W.G. (Anna) Rivington* 1981 Mrs. Jean Azulay 1937-38 Mrs. James H. (Jean) Armstrong* 1982 Mrs. Margaret Munro 1939-40 Miss Ina Hodgins* 1983 Mrs. Shirley Grant 1941 Mrs. A.B (Greta) Hyndman* 1984 Mrs. Donna Young 1942 Miss Anna Johnston* 1985 Mrs. Heather Cavanagh* 1943 Mrs. Perley (Lila) Morries* 1986 Mrs. Audrey Guigues 1944 Mrs. W. G. (Hilda) Robertson * 1987 Mrs. Eleanor Carruthers 1945 Mrs. J. W. (Lila) Humphries* 1988 Mrs. Lois Bidgood* 1946 Mrs. A. E. (Clara) Cavanagh* 1989 Mrs. Shirley Dawson 1947 Mrs. L. H. (Lillian) Lett* 1990 Betty Bradley * 1948 Mrs. J. J. (Willa) Reid* 1991 Gail Turner* 1949 Mrs. Herb (Edna) Johnston* 1992 Evelyn Craig 1950 Mrs. George (Ella) Carry* 1993 Isabel Wilson 1951 Mrs. T. R. (Myrtle) Rivington* 1994 Gail Argue 1952 Mrs. H. (Enas) Downey* 1995 Nancy Craig* 1953 Mrs. Leslie Armstrong* 1996 Wendy Lathem 1954 Mrs. Perley (Lila) Morris* 1997 Elaine Daley 1955 Mrs. Percy (Gladys) Gamble* 1998 Mary Samson 1956 Mrs. Lorne Davis* 1999 Debbie Hillier 1957 Mrs. M.D (Lillian) Anderson* 2000 Wendy Deugo 1958 Mrs. Daisy Kennedy* 2001 Linda Downey 1959 Mrs. W.E. (Aleta) Johnston* 2002 Gail Hill 1960 Mrs. Shirley Hodgins* 2003 Kathy Foster 1961 Mrs. Madeleine Armstrong* 2004 Beverley Cowan 1962 Mrs. Edythe Richardson* 2005 Janet Foley 1963 Mrs. Agusta Armstrong* 2006 Norma Baird 1964 Mrs. Doris Lett* 2007 Laura Campbell 1965 Mrs. Audrey Richardson* 2008 Heather Barr 1966 Mrs. Eva Downey* 2009 Janice Paul 1967 Mrs. Edith Read* 2010 Marilyn Cavanagh 1968 Mrs. Olive Rivington* 2011 Lynn Hudson 1969 Mrs. Lola Baird* 2012 Heather Johnston 1970 Mrs. Gwen Cowan* 2013 Wendy Cox 1971 Mrs. Ruby Armstrong* 2014 Laurie Hill 1972 Mrs. Roma Baird* 2015 Jolene Dickson 1973 Mrs. Martha Armstrong* 2016 Tracey Zoobko 1974 Mrs. Ruth Kennedy 2017 Abigail Argue-Findlay 1975 Mrs. Lena Healey* 2018 Lisa Belton

* Deceased

page 16/151 Past Directors 1896 William Armstrong* 1962 Vernon Murphy* 1915 Mrs. Joseph (Maud) Gourlay* 1962 Mrs. Hester Shackleton 1915 Mrs. George ( Mabel) Reid* 1965 Mrs. H. J. (Isabel) Montgomery* 1915 Miss Lila Reid* 1965 Mrs. Frank (Verna) Lackey* 1918 W.J. Armitage* 1967 Allan Mooney* 1918 Dr. C. F. Magee* 1970 Mrs. Norma Carruthers* 1918 Mrs. O. M. (Della) Groves* 1977 Mrs. Daisy Samson* 1919 Mrs. H. W. (Jean) Graham* 1978 Mrs. G. A. (Thelma) Lodge* 1923 J.P. Hopkins* 1979 Mrs. Winston (Ella) McGee* 1925 Charles Newton* 1979 Mrs. Joy Bradley 1926 S. B. Edey* 1980 Mrs. James (Barbara) Armstrong 1929 Wyman Eady* 1984 Mrs. Gail McCooeye 1931 E. W. Paul* 1984 Derek Robinson* 1931 Mrs. S. J. (Anne) Scissons* 1987 Mrs. Shirley Wall 1932 Clifford Bradley* 1989 Mrs. Heinke Brodersen 1933 Alfred Kennedy* 1990 Mrs. Miriam Gourlay 1934 Mrs. (Ben (Louise) Craig* 1990 Mrs. Peggy Palsson 1934 Mrs. J. C. (Pearl) Hopkins* 1990 Mrs. Linda MacDonald 1943 Claude Armstrong* 1990 Mrs. Susan Howie* 1946 Mrs. E. F. (Myrtle) Johnston* 1991 Doug Hewitt* 1950 J. Eber Caldwell* 1993 Mrs. Sue Falls* 1950 Mrs. W. J. (Inez) Miller* 1995 Mrs. Peggy Graham 1952 Mrs. Ambrose(Gertrude) Scissons* 1997 Heather Crawford 1952 Mrs. Alfred (Lillian) Reid* 1997 Nancy Montgomery 1954 Dr. A. A. Hanna* 1999 Sue Hemphill 1957 Mrs. Harvey (Ruby) Craig* 2001 Shelley Clouthier 1960 Mrs. Lester (Sally) Story* 2011 Charlene Johnston 1960 Mrs. Merritt (Vi) McGee* Agricultural society members ** These names have appeared in minutes in the years spanned but no indication if they were ever past Directors or Presidents. 1870 Samuel Alexander 1870 William Holmes 1894 George Hodgins 1870 Thomas Lett 1889 William Kidd 1895 David McKay 1870 Thomas Armstrong 1889 William Falls 1895 William Armstrong 1870 John Caldwell 1890 Nesbitt Alexander 1896 John Gourlay 1870 Samuel Caldwell 1890 Adam Hodgins 1901 Charles Argue 1870 James Cavanagh 1892 W. J. Alexander 1902 R. T. Richardson 1870 John Peasson 1892 John Carruthers 1907 James Boyd 1870 James Gilchrist 1892 Edward Argue 1907 T. E. Argue 1870 Thomas Alexander 1893 Henry McBride 1907 David Kennedy 1870 William Alexander 1895 John Lett 1907 Thomas J. Black 1870 John Butler Secretary - General Manager As needs and responsibilities changes over 156 years of the fair, this position has been known as Secretary, Secretary-Treasurer, Secretary-Manager,General Manager & Office Administrator. 1870-1878 William Rivington 1964-1972 Hester Shackleton (Secretary-Treasurer) 1879-1991 William Barton 1972-1980 Betsy Clark (Secretary-Treasurer) 1892-1907 John Argue 1981-1990 Debbie Argue (Secretary-Treasurer) 1915-1924 Dr. A. E. Hunt (Secretary) 1990-2017 Joyce Trafford (General Manager) 1925-1933 J. C. Hopkins (Secretary Manager) 2017-2018 Stephanie Verk (General Manager) 1930-1933 Dr. A. E. Cavanagh (Treasurer) 2017-Lynn Hudson (Interim General Manager) 1933-1964 Dr. A.E Cavanagh (Secretary-Treasurer) 2018- 2019 Lynn Hudson ( Office Administrator)

page 17/151 2019 New Parking Location! 3629 Carp Road is the new parking location. Parking here is free and we will have shuttles to bring you to the fair grounds.

Below is a map that will show you in comparison to the fair grounds, where the parking is this year!

Shuttles continually run day and night to the fair grounds. Parking and shuttles will include and accomodate ALL fair goers.

Shuttle starts at parking lot Drop o s: Gate 1 and Gate 2 Thursday 26th 5:00pm until 11:00pm Pick ups: Gate 4 and Gate 5 Friday 27th 10:00am until 11:00pm Saturday 28th 9:00am until 11:00pm Sunday 29th 9:00am until 7:00pm *Last shuttle for dance patrons at 1:00am page 18/151 General Fair Admisson

Advance tickets online at carpfair.ca

Advance Sale Available Until: Thursday, September 26th, 2019 at 4:00pm

Adults: Advance: $12.00 At Gate: $14.00 Child: (6-12) $6.00 Child (5 & Under): Free Ride Coupons Advance: $40.00/35 coupons (Only until Thursday, September 26th at 4:00pm)

Weekend Individual Pass: Advance only online - $35.00 (Only until Thursday, September 26th at 4:00pm)

Offsite Camping Pass: Includes (2) two weekend individual passes -$120 Please contact fair office to inquire 613-839-2172 or [email protected]

Not Allowed on the Fair Grounds:

page 19/151 Fair Rules and Regulations

1. The rules and regulations of the Carp Agricultural Society are established by the Board of Directors, are administered by the board and may be changed by the board. 2. Stock and all articles for competition or exhibition must be entered in the name of the bonafide owners, and unless this rule is observed, no premium shall be awarded, and if awarded, shall be withheld. Any exhibitor found guilty of the above irregularities will, forfeit all prizes won at the exhibition. 3. No animal shall be allowed to compete as purebred unless it possess regular Stud or Herd Book Pedigree, a certified copy which must be presents to the directors in charge. 4. No person shall act as judge for awarding prizes for the class in which he or she or any member of their family is a competitor. The judge's decision shall be final, and anyone found abusing judges will forfeit all claims to prizes and may be debarred from exhibiting. 5. No animal hereditary unsound is to be awarded a premium. Any animals affected by contagious or infectious disease of suspected of same, may be removed at the discretion of the directors. 6. No person shall be allowed to enter for exhibition more than one specimen in any section of a class; this rule is to Field Crops, Grain & Seeds, Fruits & Vegetables, Maple Syrup, Honey, Flowers, Culinary Science, Juniors, Sewing, Needlework & Crafts, Women's Institute, Home Brewing Wine & Beer and Egg departments. 7. Under the terms and conditions of the Livestock Classification established by Agriculture Canada, exhibitors of purebred Beef and Dairy Cattle, purebred Sheep, purebred Goats and purebred Heavy Horses, are limited as to the number of entries. It shall be the responsibility of exhibitors to check the various departments in the prize list for details. In each case, where the same or common interests are involved in more than one breeding operation, such operators are considered as one breeding unit. All entries must be owned by the registered in the name of the exhibitor. 8. Exhibitors of Light and Heavy Horse may make up (2) two entries per class entries where specified under the Hayes Classification. The Light and Heavy Horse Committees may, at their discretion, limit the total number of entries that will be accepted per class, such limits to be published in the current prize list. 9. Entries of any exhibitor in any department may be refused in the case of an exhibitor who has shown an objectionable attitude or who has acted in an unsportsmanlike manner at a show. 10. Any article or animal enumerated in the list, if it is the only one of the kind on exhibition, will be judged accordingly, and any animal for which a prize has been awarded may be entered for prizes at any subsequent exhibition as long as the owner thereof wishes. 11. Any animal not shown in its proper class may be ruled out by the judge but will be allowed to compete in its correct class after reporting same to the secretary. 12. Any member who shall impose, or attempt to impose by false representations, or in any way, in order to obtain a premium or any other way, in order to obtain a premium or any advantage, or any judge who shall show partiality, upon complaint being made before the directors, or a quorum thereof, and fully substantiated, shall be liable to be deprived of his premium, or to be expelled from the Society as the directors may think fit. 13. While directors may take every possible precaution under the circumstance to ensure the safety of the articles sent to the exhibition yet they wish it to be distinctly understood that the owners themselves must take the risk of exhibiting them, and should any articles be accidentally injured, lost or stolen, the directors will give all the assistance in their power towards repairing or recovering the same, but make no payment of value thereof. 14. All articles and produce for competition in Field Crops, Grains & Seeds, Maple Syrup, Honey, Fruits & Vegetables, Flowers, Culinary Science, Juniors, Sewing, Needlework & Crafts, Women's Institute, Home Brewing Wine & Beer and Eggs shall be entered and in place by 9:30am the Thursday preceding the Fair.

Judging shall commence at 10:00am. page 20/151 Fair Rules and Regulations Continued...

13. While directors may take every possible precaution under the circumstance to ensure the safety of the articles sent to the exhibition yet they wish it to be distinctly understood that the owners themselves must take the risk of exhibiting them, and should any articles be accidentally injured, lost or stolen, the directors will give all the assistance in their power towards repairing or recovering the same, but make no payment of value thereof. 14. All articles and produce for competition in Field Crops, Grains & Seeds, Maple Syrup, Honey, Fruits & Vegetables, Flowers, Culinary Science, Juniors, Sewing, Needlework & Crafts, Women's Institute, Home Brewing Wine & Beer and Eggs shall be entered and in place by 9:30am the Thursday preceding the Fair. Judging shall commence at 10:00am. 15. Exhibitors are urged to consult the directors of each department to ensure that their entries reach the C.A.S o ce by the closing date. Entry fees, when required, must accompany the entry form. 16. Should the income of the Society be insu cient to pay all prizes in full, the Society only binds itself to pay as much pro rata of prize money as is inconsistent with the receipts. 17. The Carp Agricultural Society will not be held responsible for any accidents occurring to its patrons on the fair grounds during the fair or at any other time. 18. Each exhibitor will receive prize money as awarded from the Treasurer and any errors or omissions should be reported to him or her immediately. 19. All cheques issued by the Secretary-Treasurer must be presented at a bank for payment on or before December 15th of the current year, or prize money will be forfeited to the Society. 20. Exhibitor's passes will be awarded according to the following schedule:

Horse: Animals -1 Bracelet -Each additional animal -1 Bracelet Cattle: 1-4 Animals -1 Pass -Each additional 4 animals -1 Pass Sheep : 1-8 Animals -1 Pass -Each additional 8 animals -1 Pass Goats : 1-8 Animals -1 pass -Each additional 8 animals - 1 pass

Field Crops, Maple Syrup, Honey, Wine, Beer, Eggs, Grains, Seeds, Vegetables, Fruits, Flowers, Culinary Science, Sewing & Crafts - Less than 10 articles exhibited, a pass for Sunday only. 10 articles or more, a weekend pass, if over 12 years of age. 21. Exhibitors of articles in Sections 24,25,26,27,28,30,31,32,33,34 & 35 will be allowed to remove their exhibits between 5:30pm and 6:00pm on the Sunday of the fair. All articles left after 6:00pm must be claimed in their respective building before 8:30am on the Monday after the fair. 22. Any exhibitor lodging a protest must do so in writing. This protest must be received by the Carp Agricultur- al Society o ce no later than 48 hours after the last day of the fair. It must be accompanied by a deposit of $5.00 which will be forfeited to the Society if the said protest is not sustained. (The deposit will be $25.00 for all horse, cattle and sheep classes.) The Presidents and two Vice-Presidents shall constitute a committee to determine such protest. 23. Any person who shall attempt to interfere with the judges, directors or o cers of the Society, or who shall on the premises use an contemptuous or abusive language to any judge, director or o cers shall forfeit his rights to any premiums to which he/she maybe entitled and shall be excluded from exhibiting for one or more years, thereafter at the discretion of the directors. Such a person may also, at the discretion of the directors, be immediately removed from the grounds for the duration of the fair. 24. The board of directors reserves the right to correct any errors in this book.

page 21/151 HEAVY HORSE DEPARTMENT Directors in Charge: James Daley [email protected] 613-614-9543 Jon Daley [email protected] If you have any questions, please contact the Directors in Charge. Make your entries online at carpfair.ca THANK YOU TO THE KARSON GROUP FOR BEING THE MAJOR SPONSOR OF THE CARP FAIR HEAVY HORSE SHOW IMPORTANT TO EXHIBITORS:

1. Ages of all horses and foals will be reckoned from January 1st of the current year. 2. Only Original Certificates of Registration will be accepted for horses entered in classes that are designated “registered”. Prize money won in these classes will not be paid until all Certificates of Registration are presented to the Carp Fair Office. 3. Any driven entry must have another capable driver only with them. Under no circumstances are there to be other persons inside the ring while judging is taking place, except officials, judges and handlers. 4. Under no circumstances - No riders in wagons other than the two capable drivers. 5. All cart classes must have a capable driver and handler inside ring. 6. Stall fees are $ 8.00 per day or $ 16.00 for the weekend in the barn. Line Horses will be allowed in the barn only if space is available on Saturday and Sunday. Only those stall reservations made through the Carp Fair Office, submitted with the entry forms will be honoured on a first come basis. Stall fees cheques can be post-dated until September 6th, 2019. The First 22 Entries of 6 Horse Hitch will get stalls – at Directors Discretion. 7. Ring numbers will be available from the Directors in the centre ring announcers booth in the Heavy Horse Ring. 8. Exhibitors are required to forward proof of liability insurance for the current year for all animals being shown at fairs with the entry forms. Entries will not be processed until this information is received, and are subject to late entry fees. 9. Separate entry forms are to be used for each exhibitor please. 10. Manual Entries close on Friday, September 6th, 2019. ONLINE Entries will close Sunday, September 22nd, 2019. Entries will not be taken over the phone. Any entries made after Friday, Sept. 13th, 2019 - Passes will not be mailed out. Exhibitors are required to pick up at the fair office. 11. Entry fees are 15% of the prize money awarded. The penalty for late entry, made after September 22nd, 2019 until the day of the show, is an additional 5% of the prize money awarded. 12. Due to time restriction – show proceeds rain or shine. 13. It will be decided at show time if the show will proceed. Carp Agricultural Society will have the final say on the show. 14. PROFESSIONAL SHOWMANSHIP IS REQUIRED AT ALL TIMES. 15. All DUSTING must be done outside of buildings. 16. Carp Fair strongly encourages the influenza vaccine for horses. 17. No cross tying in the barns. 18. Carp Fair reserves the right to request a veterinary health check of any animal on our grounds.

page 22/151 ATTENTION: To be eligible for prize money, each breed must be shown separately and have at least:

1. Three exhibitors per breed. 2. Twenty (20) animals per breed exhibited at Class A Fairs, of which Carp is one. If these requirements are not met by the individual breeds, only half of the prize money will be paid.

DEFINITIONS:

1. For the purpose of the classifications, an exhibit shall be interpreted as follows: All purebred registered animals, whether owned by one person or by more than one person (individually or jointly), are considered to be the production of the farm or breeding unit on which they are maintained. 2. For the purpose of the Classifications, a breeding unit is defined as follows: In each classification where the same or common interests are involved in more than one breeding operation, such operations are considered as one breeding unit. In all cases where there is any doubt that more than one breeding unit exists, the interpretation shall be that only one breeding unit exists. The responsibility of proof of separation of breeding units shall rest with the exhibitor(s). 3. A breeding unit may show two animals in any three classes and only one animal in the balance of the breeding classes up to 10 animals per breeding unit. 4. All exhibits must be owned and registered in the name of the exhibitor. Note exception of the Get-of-Sire class. 5. No animal may be shown in more than one class except for the Get-of-Sire, Progeny of Dam or Stallion and Three Mares classes. 6. There shall be not more than one entry per exhibitor in the Get-of-Sire, Progeny of Dam or Stallion and Three Mares classes. 7. No children under age of 10 on wagons or carts, with exception of junior classes. 8. Stalls for Heavy Horse Hitches take precedence over Line Class Horses 9. Stalls for Weekend Exhibitors – Saturday/Sunday will not be available until after Friday night at 7:00 pm. Line Class exhibitors, please vacate your stall by 6:00 pm.

2019 EBERLGO DRAFT HORSE CHALLENGE

OPEN TO CANADIAN OWNED HORSES ONLY 2 Regional Division Champions – Atlantic, Central, will be featured in the Winter Issue Draft Horse Journal; $1,000.00 regional cash awards; product, ribbon and sash presentations throughout the 5 show circuit; 2019 CENTRAL SITE SELECTIONS Central Team Lead and Contact: Don McWilliams (416) 801-1994 Essa Canadian National Draft Horse Exhibition, August 3-4, Navan Fair, August 8-11. Carp Fair, Sept. 26-29, Norfolk County Fair (Simcoe), Oct. 8-14, Rockton Fair, Oct 10-14 PLAYING FIELD Open to all draft breeds, all ages, all genders. The exhibit is subject to show approval. Clydesdale/ Shires will show and be judged as one breed with the exception of Olds Agricultural Society Fair and Calgary Stampede. At these two shows, the Clydesdale and

page 23/151 Shire breeds will be judged separately. POINT ALLOCATION SYSTEM Breed Level: Championship classes per gender earn points. Champion Stallion (Mares) (Geldings) – 3 points each gender. Reserve Champion Stallion (Mares) (Geldings) – 2 points each gender. Supreme Level: These points are awarded from championship class winners. For example, 2 Stallions (champion and reserve), 2 Mares, (champion and reserve) and 2 Geldings (champion and reserve) are eligible for Supreme, Reserve Supreme and Honorable Mention for the breed. The Supreme moves on to the Ultimate level. SUPREME OF BREED 1st Place – 3 points (advances to the Ultimate Class) Receives ribbon award 2nd Place – 2 points 3rd Place – 1 point ULTIMATE LEVEL 1st Place – 3 points Receives Neck Sash award. 2nd Place – 2 points 3rd Place – 1 point Sponsored by Eberglo Liquid Vitamin & Mineral Supplement for Horses. www.natureswave.ca

EASTERN REGIONAL CLYDESDALE ASSOCIATION SHOW

Friday, September 27th, 2019 Judging begins at 9:30 a.m. Judge: Freeman Yoder, Hooper, Utah The Carp Agricultural Society gratefully acknowledges the generous donation towards the prize money made by the Eastern Regional Clydesdale Association in the amount of $1,500.00. Eastern Regional Clydesdale Association requires those exhibitors showing animals in the following classes be members of their Association. Memberships can be acquired from the Clydesdale Secretary.

Prize Money is listed below, unless noted by individual classes. Ribbons to 5th place. Ribbons only to the Championship Classes.

Prizes: 1st: $100, 2nd: $90, 3rd: $75, 4th: $65, 5th: $60, 6th: $50, 7th: $45, 8th: $40, 9th: $30, 10th: $25 - Unless otherwise noted

page 24/151 Classes: 100. Brood Mare- Mare that shows evidence of having a foal during the current year. Sponsorship: Rivington Homes Ltd., Doug Rivington & Connie & Steve Howie, Carp 101. Filly Foaled in 2019- Registration papers must be shown. Sponsorship: Roger A. Harris, Law Office, Stittsville, Trophy: Donated by Gordon, Valerie & Blake Carruthers , Carp Gordon Carruthers Memorial Trophy will be presented to the exhibitor with the best filly of the current year.

102. Filly Foaled in 2018- Sponsorship: Shouldice Mechanical Inc., Paul Shouldice, Carp 103. Filly Foaled in 2017- Sponsorship: Campbell Fuels Inc., Russ Campbell, Arnprior JUNIOR CHAMPION FILLY AND RESERVE Trophy: Memorial trophy donated by Lori Ierullo, In Loving Memory of Archie Hawthorne, Gerry & Arlene Wyman 104. Filly Foaled In 2016- Sponsorship: Bruce Mechanical Ltd., Bruce Baskin, Dunrobin, Blair Armstrong, Woodlawn 105. Yeld Mare Foaled In 2015, 2014, Or 2013- Sponsorship: Campbell Fuels Inc., Russ Campbell, Arnprior 106. Aged Yeld Mare 7 years or older- Sponsorship: West Carleton Drug Mart Pharmasave, Paul Dolan, Carp, Steve Barrie Backhoe & Shovel Rental, Steve Barrie, Carp SENIOR CHAMPION MARE AND RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION MARE AND RESERVE John & Ruby Armstrong Memorial Trophy Sponsorship: Doug & Laurie Armstrong, Kinburn, Donated and presented by Doug & Laurie Armstrong, Warren & Colleen Hummel & families Classes:

107. Canadian Bred Mares- Prizes: 1st: $100, 2nd: $80, 3rd: $70, 4th: $50, others: $40 Sponsorship: Clydesdale Horse Association of Canada, Melancthon

One of the many ways the Clydesdale Horse Association of Canada works to promote the breed is through the continued support of breed shows and classes, including the Canadian Bred Mare Class.

Quality dams are the foundation of the national herd, and the class is held at seven shows across Canada to promote, and recognize the country's best mares.

Rules: Bred, Born, Registered in Canada and owned solely by Canadian(s), no entry fee for the class, Mare must also participate in her age appropriate class, to enter the Canadian Bred Mare Class. The Mare may win at more than one show, but may only win once at any particular show.

BEST CANADIAN BRED MARE Banner provided by Clydesdale Horse Association of Canada 108. Stallion Foaled in 2019- Must be shown on a halter. Registration papers must be shown. Sponsorship: Munro Farms, Stephen Munro, Carp, W.O. Stinson & Son Ltd., Eric Stinson, Ottawa, Terry Strong Equipment, Monique Strong, Fitzroy Harbour

page 25/151 109. Champion Foal of current year, winner of class 101 or 108- Prizes: 1st: $65, 2nd: $55, 3rd: $45, 4th: $35, 5th: $25, others: $20 Sponsorship: Whelan Truck Repair, Greg Whelan, Carp, JWK Utilities & Site Service Ltd., Jason Kemp, Carp 110. Stallion Foaled in 2018- Sponsorship: West Carleton Electric Ltd, Dale Hanna, Woodlawn 111. Stallion Foaled in 2017- Sponsorship: Carp Pizza, Channa Pererd, Carp JUNIOR CHAMPION STALLION AND RESERVE 112. Stallion Foaled in 2016- Sponsorship: Irish Hills Golf & Country Clud, Maureen McBride, Carp, Labatt Brewing Company Ltd., Chris Wright, Ottawa 113. Stallion Foaled before January 1, 2016- Sponsorship: West Physio Carp, Stittsville, Kanata, Arnprior, Lisa Kyte, Carp SENIOR CHAMPION STALLION AND RESERVE- Wallace Armstrong Memorial Trophy Trophy: Donated and presented by Ola Armstrong, Arnprior, ON GRAND CHAMPION STALLION AND RESERVE- Archie Hawthorne & Bev Griffith Memorial Trophy Note: The horses shown in Class 114 & 115 must be from Eastern Ontario and Western Quebec, and shown in at least 2 previous shows of the current year. Members residing within radius of 150 miles of Carp, Ontario Trophy: Presented by Lianne Johnston, Arnprior, ON donated in loving memory of her daughter, Rita Johnston 114. Two Animals- 2 years old and under - either sex - one of each age. To be judged 50% on each horse. Prizes: 1st: $100, 2nd: $95, 3rd: $80, 4th: $70, 5th: $65, 6th: $55, 7th: $50, 8th: $45, 9th: $35, others: $30 Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn 115. Mare and Her Foal- Both to be shown, Judged 50% on mare, 50% on foal. Sponsorship: Gemmill Sand & Gravel Ltd., Scott Gemmill, Snow Road Station, Voucher: Barry Black, Cheryl Black And Their Families, Stittsville, In MEMORY OF DONALD AND LORNA BLACK 116. Get Of Sire- 3 animals, any age, the get of one sire. Each animal must have been shown in its own single class. At least one animal must be owned and registered in the exhibitors' name. Sponsorship: Fred & Jill Caldwell And Family, Carp 117. Progeny of Dam- 2 animals, any age, progeny of one dam. Each animal must have shown its own single class. Both animals must be owned and registered in the exhibitor's name. Sponsorship: Barry Black, Cheryl Black And Their Families, Stittsville, Reyes Maintenance Service Inc., Lucio Reyes, Nepean, Voucher: Barry Black, Cheryl Black And Their Families, Stittsville, In MEMORY OF LEVI AND VELMA BLACK 118. Stallion and Three Mares- Each animal must be owned and registered in the name of exhibitor. Each animal must have been shown in its own single class. Sponsorship: Argue Construction Ltd., Shawn Argue, Carp 119. Showmanship, Boy or Girl, Ages 14 and under -Showing Clydesdales Prizes: 1st: $35, 2nd: $25, others: $22 Sponsorship: Eastern Regional Clydesdale Assoc., Gord Carruthers, Carp, Trophy: Eastern Regional Clydesdale Assoc., Gord Carruthers, Carp

page 26/151 120. Showmanship, Boy or Girl, 15-18 years - Showing Clydesdales Prizes: 1st: $35, 2nd: $25, others: $22 Sponsorship: Eastern Regional Clydesdale Assoc., Gord Carruthers, Carp, Trophy: Eastern Regional Clydesdale Assoc., Gord Carruthers, Carp 121. Heavy or Light Draft Mare or Gelding, 1 or 2 years old- Prizes: 1st: $55, 2nd: $40, 3rd: $30, others: $25 Sponsorship: CDS Building Movers, John Sweetnam, Stittsville 122. Heavy or Light Draft Mare or Gelding, 3 years old- Prizes: 1st: $55, 2nd: $40, 3rd: $30, others: $25 Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 123. Light Draft Mare or Gelding, 4 years or older- Prizes: 1st: $55, 2nd: $40, 3rd: $30, others: $25 Sponsorship: Jim & Shirley Grant, Carp 124. Heavy Draft Mare or Gelding, 4 years or older- Prizes: 1st: $55, 2nd: $40, 3rd: $30, others: $25 Sponsorship: West Physio Carp, Stittsville, Kanata, Arnprior, Lisa Kyte, Carp, Roger A. Harris, Law Office, Stittsville CHAMPION GELDING AND RESERVE Trophy: Mementos Unlimited, David White, Stittsville SUPREME CHAMPION Junior Heatlie Memorial Trophy - Donated and presented by his family SUPREME CHAMPION - ALL BREED HORSE- Supreme Horse Open- The Supreme Champion Clydesdale, Belgian, and Percheron- Best Horse of all breeds shown on Friday. Trophy provided by The Kealey Family, Smiths Falls GRAND CHAMPION SHOWPERSON A winner will be chosen from the first place winner of the three horse breed classes by the Judge. Sponsored and Trophy donated by Carp Agricultural Society, Carp. Prize: $25 PREMIER EXHIBITOR Classes100-106, 108, 110-113 will be counted for points. Only 1st to 5th placings will count as points Banner: Eastern Regional Clydesdale Assoc., Gord Carruthers, Carp 125. Clydesdale Purebred Team of Mares- Prizes: 1st: $80, 2nd: $70, 3rd: $60, 4th: $50 Sponsorship: Ron's Pumping Service, Rick & Joanne Lindsay, Pakenham, Rampton Resource Group Inc., Vern Rampton, Carp, Trophy: Silver Creek Ranch, Mandi Dupuis, Carp 126. All Breed Purebred Mare Cart class- Prizes: 1st: $60, 2nd: $50, 3rd: $45, others: $40 Sponsorship: Cole Funeral Services, Laurie Cole, Ottawa 127. Clydesdale Purebred Mare Cart class- Prizes: 1st: $60, 2nd: $50, 3rd: $45, others: $40 Sponsorship: Century 21 - John Devries Ltd., Sheila Devries/Joyce Armstrong, Kanata, Harry Poole, Kemptville, Trophy: Harry Poole, Kemptville

page 27/151 130. North American Cart Classic Series - All Breed Purebred Open Cart class- Open show in which any hitch has a chance to participate. Designed to show a free, easy- moving individual that is relaxed, with alert ears, moving balanced with a non intimidated, forward way of going and bright and responsive to the driver at various gaits. All breeds, all sexes to show in the same class. Must comply to North American Six-Horse Hitch Classic Series rules. Prizes: 1st: $250, 2nd: $150, 3rd: $100, 4th: $75, 5th: $75, 6th: $75, 7th: $75, 8th: $75, 9th: $75, 10th: $75 Sponsorship: D & J Transportation, Derek Crosby, Kinburn, Trophy: D & J Transportation, Derek Crosby, Kinburn EASTERN REGIONAL PERCHERON ASSOCIATION SHOW

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2019 Judging begins at 10:30 a.m. Judge: Jim Lane, Birtle, Manitoba The Carp Agricultural Society gratefully acknowledges the generous donation towards the prize money made by the Eastern Regional Percheron Association in the amount of $1,500.00. Prize Money is listed below, unless noted by individual classes. Ribbons to 5th place. Ribbons only to the Championship Classes.

Prizes: 1st: $100, 2nd: $90, 3rd: $75, 4th: $65, 5th: $60, 6th: $50, 7th: $45, 8th: $40, 9th: $30, 10th: $25 - Unless otherwise noted Classes: 140. Brood Mare- Mare that shows evidence of having a foal during the current year. Sponsorship: KE Electrical Ltd., Gordon Kemp, Carp 141. Filly Foaled in 2019- Must be shown on a halter. Registration forms must be shown. Sponsorship: Weatherwall (Ottawa) Enclosures Inc., John S. Caldwell, Carp, 5 Span Feed & Seed Inc., Murray McGregor, Pakenham 142. Filly Foaled in 2018- Sponsorship: Roger A. Harris, Law Office, Stittsville, Rescue Auto Detail, Clint Gilbert, Carp 143. Filly Foaled in 2017- Sponsorship: TNT Tile & Marble Inc., Jason Talbot, Carp JUNIOR CHAMPION FILLY AND RESERVE- In memory of Darryl Kealey Trophy: Donated and presented by the Kealey Family, Smiths Falls 144. Filly Foaled in 2016- Sponsorship: Scotiabank, Christene Coulas, Carp 145. Yeld Mare Foaled in 2015 - 2010- Sponsorship: Myers Kanata Chev-Buick-GMC, John Stanton, Kanata 146. Aged Yeld Mare 9 Years or Older- Sponsorship: Coldwell Banker Valley Wide Real Estate, Jennifer Spratt, Arnprior SENIOR CHAMPION MARE AND RESERVE Sponsorship: Keith & Joy Drynan, Almonte

page 28/151 GRAND CHAMPION MARE AND RESERVE Sponsorship: Fadi's Fabulous Foods, Fadi Baroud, North Gower, Trophy: Fadi's Fabulous Foods, Fadi Baroud, North Gower 147. Stallion Foaled in 2019- Must be shown on a halter. Registration papers must be shown. Sponsorship: All In One Septic & Excavation, Doug Norton, Carp 148. Stallion Foaled in 2018- Sponsorship: W.O. Stinson & Son Ltd., Eric Stinson, Ottawa 149. Stallion Foaled in 2017- Sponsorship: TNT Tile & Marble Inc., Jason Talbot, Carp JUNIOR CHAMPION STALLION AND RESERVE 150. Stallion Foaled In 2016- Sponsorship: Kinburn Plumbing, David Cousens, Kinburn 151. Stallion Foaled before January 1, 2016- Sponsorship: Grenville Mutual Insurance Company, Ross Lincoln, Kemptville, Rivington Homes Ltd., Doug Rivington & Connie & Steve Howie, Carp SENIOR CHAMPION STALLION AND RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION STALLION AND RESERVE- In loving memory of Roy Lackey Trophy: Presented by his daughters Colleen & Heather Lackey 152. Junior Showmanship- Ages 7 to 13 years old at January 1st of the current year, must show a Percheron Horse Showing a draft horse on the line, with the following areas to be considered: walk, trot, turn, watching judge, backup, presentation, suitability of showperson to horse, handling, appearance and proper dress, ability to handle and control horse and protective footwear. Exhibitors must be a member of the O.P.H.A. ($5.00 Junior membership fee is due by May 1st to be eligible to participate). Junior/Senior showing a Percheron horse in this class will receive points towards the Ontario Percheron Horse Association Showmanship Program. Exhibitors may show in as many shows as they wish but only the best 6 scores will count towards the year end points awards. NOTE: You may show any Percheron horse excluding stallions one year of age and up. Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, others: $10 Sponsorship: Eastern Regional Percheron Assoc., Todd Grier, Lansdowne, Trophy: David S. Graham, Ashton The Judge will decide from Class 152 & 153 which showperson will show in the Grand Champion Showperson Final Class

153. Showmanship Class- Ages 14 - 20 years of age at January 1st of the current year Must show a Percheron Horse, same rules and regulations as Class 152. The Judge will decide from Class 152 & 153 which showperson will show in the Grand Champion Showperson Final Class. Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, others: $10 Sponsorship: Eastern Regional Percheron Assoc., Todd Grier, Lansdowne, Trophy: David S. Graham, Ashton CHAMPION SHOWPERSON AND RESERVE

154. Get Of Sire- 3 animals, any age, the get of one sire. Each animal must have been shown in their own single class. At least one animal must be owned and registered in the name of the exhibitor. Sponsorship: All In One Septic & Excavation, Doug Norton, Carp

page 29/151 155. Progeny of Dam- 2 animals any age, progeny of dam. Each animal must have been shown in their own single class. Both animals must be owned and registered in the name of the exhibitor. Sponsorship: Thomas Cavanagh Construction Ltd., Thomas Cavanagh, Ashton 156. Stallion and Three Mares- Each animal must be owned and registered in the name of the exhibitor. Each animal must have been shown in their single class. Sponsorship: All In One Septic & Excavation, Doug Norton, Carp 157. Heavy or Light Draft Mare or Gelding, 1 or 2 years old- Prizes: 1st: $55, 2nd: $40, 3rd: $30, others: $25 Sponsorship: Cooper Rentals, Duncan Stafford, Nepean 158. Heavy or Light Draft Mare or Gelding 3 years old- Prizes: 1st: $55, 2nd: $40, 3rd: $30, others: $25 Sponsorship: West Carleton Drug Mart Pharmasave, Paul Dolan, Carp 159. Light Draft Mare or Gelding 4 years old or older- Prizes: 1st: $55, 2nd: $40, 3rd: $30, others: $25 Sponsorship: TNT Tile & Marble Inc., Jason Talbot, Carp 160. Heavy Draft Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or older- Prizes: 1st: $55, 2nd: $40, 3rd: $30, others: $25 Sponsorship: Carp View Farm, Doug Rivington, Carp CHAMPION GELDING AND RESERVE SUPREME CHAMPION- Lloyd McOuatt Memorial Trophy Trophy: Barry & Paulette McOuatt & Family, Arnprior SUPREME CHAMPION - ALL BREED HORSE Supreme Horse Open - The Supreme Champion Clydesdale, Belgian and Percheron Best Horse of all breeds shown on Friday at Carp Fair. Trophy: Donated and presented by the Kealey Family, Smiths Falls GRAND CHAMPION SHOWPERSON A winner will be chosen from the first place winner of the three horse breed classes by the Judge. Sponsored and Trophy donated by Carp Agricultural Society, Carp. Prize: $25 PREMIER EXHIBITOR Classes 140-151. Will be counted for points. Only 1st to 5th placings will count as points. Banner: Eastern Regional Percheron Assoc., Todd Grier, Lansdowne ALL HITCH CLASSES MUST HAVE TWO CAPABLE DRIVERS PER WAGON

161. Purebred Team of Percheron Mares- Must be owned and registered in the name of the exhibitor Prizes: 1st: $90, 2nd: $75, 3rd: $65, 4th: $55, others: $45 Sponsorship: Coady Construction Ltd., Gary Coady, Kanata, Myers Kanata Chev Buick GMC, Randy Quinn, Kanata, Trophy: Coady Construction Ltd., Gary Coady, Kanata 162. Junior Percheron Cart Class- Ages 13 - 18 Years as of January 1st of current year. Prize Money will be divided equally among the exhibitors competing. Prize: $100 Sponsorship: Myers Kanata Chev-Buick-GMC, John Stanton, Kanata

page 30/151 130. North American Cart Class Series - All Bred Purebred Open Cart Class Open show in which any hitch has a chance to participate. Designed to show a free, easy- moving individual that is relaxed, with alert ears, moving balanced with a non- intimidated, forward way of going and bright and responsive to the driver at various gaits. All breeds, all sexes to show in the same class. Must comply to North American Six-Horse Hitch Classic Series rules. Prizes: 1st: $250, 2nd: $150, 3rd: $100, 4th: $75, 5th: $75, 6th: $75, 7th: $75, 8th: $75, 9th: $75, 10th: $75 Sponsorship: D & J Transportation, Derek Crosby, Kinburn, Trophy: D & J Transportation, Derek Crosby, Kinburn BELGIAN SHOW

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2019 Judging begins at 10:30 a.m. Judge: Robert Gerow, Havelock, Ontario CANADIAN BELGIAN HORSE ASSOCIATION ALL CANADIAN QUALIFYING SHOW Carp Agricultural Society gratefully acknowledges the generous donation towards the prize money made by Ottawa Valley Belgian Association in the amount of $ 750.00. Prize Money is listed below, unless noted by individual classes. Ribbons to 5th place. Ribbons only to the Championship Classes.

Prizes: 1st: $100, 2nd: $90, 3rd: $75, 4th: $65, 5th: $60, 6th: $50, 7th: $45, 8th: $40, 9th: $30, 10th: $25 - Unless otherwise noted Classes: 180. Brood Mare- That shows evidence of having a foal in current year Sponsorship: Rivington Homes Ltd., Doug Rivington & Connie & Steve Howie, Carp 181. Filly Foaled in 2019 - Must be shown on a halter- Sponsorship: West Carleton Drug Mart Pharmasave, Paul Dolan, Carp, Roger A. Harris, Law Office, Stittsville 182. Yearling Filly - Foaled in 2018- Sponsorship: Remax - Metro City Realty Ltd., John Roberts, Ottawa 183. Filly - foaled in 2017- Sponsorship: Carleton Masonic Lodge 465, Blake Farmer, Carp JUNIOR CHAMPION FILLY AND RESERVE 184. Filly - foaled in 2016- Sponsorship: Roger A. Harris, Law Office, Stittsville 185. Yeld Mare - foaled in 2015, 2014, or 2013 Sponsorship: Scotiabank, Christene Coulas, Carp SENIOR CHAMPION MARE AND RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION MARE AND RESERVE- Kevin Stinson Memorial Trophy donated by his families 186. Stallion - foaled in 2019, must be shown on a halter- Sponsorship: West Carleton Drug Mart Pharmasave, Paul Dolan, Carp, Stuart & Carol Nicholson, Renfrew 187. Stallion - foaled in 2018- Sponsorship: Allan Mann Insurance Ltd., Allan Mann, Kanata

page 31/151 188. Stallion - foaled in 2017 or before- Sponsorship: Bruce Mechanical Ltd., Bruce Baskin, Dunrobin CHAMPION STALLION AND RESERVE - Blyth Massey Memorial Trophy donated by his family 189. Get of Sire - 3 animals, any age, get of one sire- Shown in its own single class, at least 1 animal must be owned and registered in the name of the exhibitor Sponsorship: Allan Mann Insurance Ltd., Allan Mann, Kanata 190. Progeny of Dam- Two animals, any age, each animal must have been shown in its own single class. Both animals must be owned and registered to the exhibitor Sponsorship: Deka Home Building Centre A Divison Of 1394894 Ontario Inc., James Roy, Carp 191. Stallion & 3 Mares- Each animal must be owned and registered in the name of the exhibitor. Each animal must have been 192. Heavy or Light Draft Mare or Gelding - 1 or 2 years old- Prizes: 1st: $55, 2nd: $40, 3rd: $30, others: $25 Sponsorship: Linda Ledbetter, Renfrew 193. Heavy or Light Draft Mare or Gelding - 3 years old- Prizes: 1st: $55, 2nd: $40, 3rd: $30, others: $25 Sponsorship: West Carleton Sand and Gravel Inc., Angie Beubien, Carp 194. Light Draft Mare or Gelding - 4 years or older- Prizes: 1st: $55, 2nd: $40, 3rd: $30, others: $25 Sponsorship: Linda Ledbetter, Renfrew 195. Heavy Draft Mare or Gelding - 4 years or older- Prizes: 1st: $55, 2nd: $40, 3rd: $30, others: $25 Sponsorship: All In One Septic & Excavation, Doug Norton, Carp CHAMPION GELDING AND RESERVE Trophy donated by Mementos Unlimited, Stittsville SUPREME CHAMPION Trophy: Donated by Mementos Unlimited, Stittsville SUPREME CHAMPION - ALL BREED HORSE - Supreme Horse Open - The Supreme Champion Clydesdale, Belgian and Percheron - Best Horse of all breeds shown on Friday at Carp Fair. Trophy: Donated and presented by the Kealey Family, Smiths Falls GRAND CHAMPION SHOWPERSON- A winner will be chosen from the first place winner of the three horse breed classes by the Judge. Sponsored and Trophy donated by Carp Agricultural Society, Carp. Prize: $25 PREMIUM EXHIBITOR Classes 180-188 will be counted for points. Only 1st to 5th placings will count as points. Banner: Ottawa Valley Belgian Association, Edna Crabb, Stittsville 196. Junior Showmanship- Open to ages 10-13 showing a Belgian on a line. Competitors in this class will receive points towards the OBHA youth program. Stallions 1 year and over may not be used. Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, others: $10 Sponsorship: Shouldice Mechanical Inc., Paul Shouldice, Carp 197. Junior Showmanship- Open to ages 14-18 showing a Belgian on a line Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, others: $10

page 32/151 198. Purebred team of Belgians Mares- Prizes: 1st: $80, 2nd: $70, 3rd: $60, 4th: $50, others: $40 Sponsorship: Deka Home Building Centre A Divison Of 1394894 Ontario Inc., James Roy, Carp 204. OBHA Filly Foal Point Program- No Entry Fee Eligibility – Filly Foals of the current year nominated to the OBHA Point Program by July 1, in the current year. Open to fillies from a mare owned by a resident of Ontario at the time of service and sired by a stallion owned and standing in Ontario at the time of service. Owner must be a member of the OBHA for the current year. Points will be awarded according to the judge’s placings at Carp and are accumulated from the involvement of 8 other shows. A one-time payout at the OBHA Banquet in November, for the prize money re: Filly Foals and the announcement of the Top Point Filly Foal for the Year. Prizes: 1st: $300, 2nd: $250, 3rd: $200, 4th: $150, 5th: $100, 6th: $50, 7th: $50, 8th: $50, 9th: $50, 10th: $50 205. Ontario Bred Sired Belgian Yearling FIlly- No Entry Fee Eligibility – Yearling fillies nominated in the OBHA Program March 1st, in the current year. Open to yearling fillies from a mare owned by a resident of Ontario at the time of service and sired by a stallion owned and standing in Ontario at the time of service. Owner must be a member of the OBHA for the current year. Prize Money offered at each fair will be to the exhibitor according to the Judge’s placings by the OBHA at their annual awards banquet. Carp Agricultural Society contributes $100.00 towards the prize money. At the conclusion of the year, points are tallied according to the filly’s placings at all the participating 21 fairs across Ontario to determine the Ontario Belgian Yearling Filly Prizes: 1st: $100, 2nd: $80, 3rd: $60, 4th: $40, 5th: $20, 6th: $20, 7th: $20, 8th: $20, 9th: $20, 10th: $20 206. Ontario Belgian 2 year old Filly Point Program- No Entry Fee Eligibility – Two year old Fillies nominated in the OBHA Point Program by March 1st, in the current year. Open to fillies from a mare owned by a resident of Ontario at the time of service and sired by a stallion owned and standing in Ontario at the time of service. Owner must be a member of the OBHA for the current year. Points will be awarded according to the judge’s placings at Carp. Points are accumulated from the involvement of 8 other shows. A one-time payout will be at the OBHA Banquet in November for the prize money listed and the announcement of the Top Point Two Year Old Filly for the year. Prizes: 1st: $500, 2nd: $350, 3rd: $250, 4th: $150, 5th: $100, 6th: $50, 7th: $50, 8th: $50, 9th: $50, 10th: $50, others: $25 207. OBHA Belgian Stallion Program- No Entry Eligibility - Stallion Foals nominated in the OBHA Point Program by July 1st of the current year. Carp Agricultural Society is host to the OBHA Point Program to be held for stallion foals. The stallion foal being exhibited must be from a mare owned in Ontario at the time of foaling. The owner/exhibitor must be residents of Ontario and a current member of the OBHA. Points will be awarded according to the judge’s placings at Carp and points are accumulated with the involvement of 8 shows. A one-time payout will take place at the OBHA Banquet in November for the prize money listed and the announcement of the Top Point Stallion Foal of the current year. Prizes: 1st: $300, 2nd: $250, 3rd: $200, 4th: $150, 5th: $100

page 33/151 208. OBHA Belgians Stallion Program Yearling Stallion- No Entry Eligibility – Yearling Stallions nominated in the OBHA Point Program before July 1st, of the current year. Carp Agricultural Society is host to the OBHA Point Program to be held for stallion foals. The stallion foal being exhibited must be from a mare owned in Ontario at the time of foaling. The owner/exhibitor must be residents of Ontario and a current member of the OBHA. Points will be awarded according to the judge’s placings at Carp and points are accumulated with the involvement of 8 shows. A one-time payout will take place at the OBHA Banquet in November for the prize money listed and the announcement of the Top Point Yearling Stallion of the current year. Prizes: 1st: $500, 2nd: $300, 3rd: $200, 4th: $150, 5th: $100 130. North American Cart Class Series - All Bred Purebred Open Cart Class- Open show in which any hitch has a chance to participate. Designed to show a free, easy- moving individual that is relaxed, with alert ears, moving balanced with a non- intimidated, forward way of going and bright and responsive to the driver at various gaits. All breeds, all sexes to show in the same class. Must comply to North American Six-Horse Hitch Classic Series rules. Prizes: 1st: $250, 2nd: $150, 3rd: $100, 4th: $75, 5th: $75, 6th: $75, 7th: $75, 8th: $75, 9th: $75, 10th: $75 Sponsorship: D & J Transportation, Derek Crosby, Kinburn, Trophy: D & J Transportation, Derek Crosby, Kinburn

page 34/151 Eastern Regional Clydesdale Association Show Order of Go Friday, September 27, 2019 at 9:30 am

100. Brood Mare 101. Filly Foaled in 2019 102. Filly Foaled in 2018 103. Filly Foaled in 2017 104. Filly Foaled in 2016 105. Filly Foaled 2015, 2014, or 2013 106. Aged Yeld Mare 7 years or older 107. Canadian Bred Mares 108. Stallion Foaled in 2019 109. Champion Foal of current year, winner of class 101 or 108 110. Stallion Foaled in 2018 111. Stallion Foaled in 2017 112. Stallion Foaled in 2016 113. Stallion Foaled before January 1, 2016 114. Two Animals- 2 years old & under 115. Mare and Her Foal 116. Get of Sire 117. Progeny of Dam 118. Stallion and Three Mares 119. Showmanship, Boy or Girl, ages 12 to 14 - Showing Clydesdales 120. Showmanship, Boy or Girl, ages 15 to 18 - Showing Clydesdales 121. Heavy or Light Draft Mare or Gelding, 1 or 2 years old 122. Heavy or Light Draft Mare or Gelding, 3 years old 123. Light Draft Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or older 124. Heavy Draft Mare or Gelding, 4 years or older 125. Clydesdale Purebred Team of Mares 126. All Breed Purebred Mare Cart Class 127. Clydesdale Purebred Mare Cart Class 130. North American Cart Classic Series - All Breed Purebred Open Cart Class

Eastern Regional Percheron Association Show Order of Go Friday, September 27, 2019 at 10:30 am

140. Brood Mare 141. Filly Foaled in 2019 142. Filly Foaled in 2018 143. Filly Foaled in 2017 144. Filly Foaled in 2016 145. Yeld Mare Foaled in 2015 - 2010 146. Aged Yeld Mare 9 years or older 147. Stallion Foaled in 2019

page 35/151 148. Stallion Foaled in 2018 149. Stallion Foaled in 2017 150. Stallion Foaled in 2016 151. Stallion Foaled before January 1, 2016 152. Junior Showmanship 153. Showmanship Class 154. Get of Sire 155. Progeny of Dam 156. Stallion and Three Mares 157. Heavy or Light Draft Mare or Gelding, 1 or 2 years old 158. Heavy or Light Draft Mare or Gelding, 3 years old 159. Light Draft Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or older 160. Heavy Draft Mare or Gelding, 4 years old or older 161. Purebred Team of Percheron Mares 162. Junior Percheron Cart Class 130. North American Cart Class Series - All Bred Purebred Open Cart Class

Belgian Show Order of Go Friday, September 27, 2019 at 10:30 am

180. Brood Mare 181. Filly Foaled in 2019 - Must be shown on a halter 182. Yearling Filly - Foaled in 2018 183. Filly - Foaled in 2017 184. Filly - Foaled in 2016 185. Yeld Mare - Foaled in 2015, 2014, or 2013 186. Stallion - Foaled in 2019, must be shown on a halter 187. Stallion - Foaled in 2018 188. Stallion - Foaled in 2017 or before 189. Get of Sire - 3 animals, any age, get of one sire 190. Progeny of Dam 191. Progeny of Dam 192. Heavy or Light Draft Mare or Gelding - 1 or 2 years old 193. Heavy or Light Draft Mare or Gelding - 3 years old 194. Light Draft Mare or Gelding - 4 years old or older 195. Heavy Draft Mare or Gelding - 4 years old or older 196. Junior Showmanship 197. Junior Showmanship 198. Purebred team of Belgian Mares 204. OBHA Filly Foal Point Program 205. Ontario Bred Sired Belgian Yearling Filly 206. Ontario Belgian 2 year old Filly Point Program 207. OBHA Belgian Stallion Program 208. OBHA Belgian Stallion Program Yearling Stallion 130. North American Cart Class Series - All Bred Purebred Open Cart Class

page 36/151 HEAVY HORSE SHOW

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2019 Judging begins at 9:30 a.m. Judges: Freeman Yoder, Hooper, Utah Jim Lane, Birtle, Manitoba Robert Gerow, Havelock, Ontario THANK YOU TO THE KARSON GROUP, CARP FOR BEING THE MAJOR SPONSOR OF THE CARP FAIR HEAVY HORSE SHOW ALL HITCH CLASSES MUST HAVE TWO CAPABLE DRIVERS PER WAGON. ALL CART CLASSES MUST HAVE CAPABLE DRIVER AND HANDLER INSIDE THE RING. Stalls for Heavy Horse Hitches take precedence over Line Class Horses. Stalls limited to the first 22 – 6 Horse Hitches at the Director's Discretion. No children under age of 10 on wagon or carts with the exception of Junior Classes. All Exhibitors must show in two previous classes –in order to show in the North American Six Horse Hitch each day. Prize Money is listed below, unless noted by individual classes. Ribbons to 5th place. Ribbons only to the Championship Classes.

Heavy Horse

Prizes: 1st: $85, 2nd: $75, 3rd: $65, 4th: $55, 5th: $45 - Unless otherwise noted Classes: 301. Draft Clydesdale Team of Mares or Geldings- Sponsorship: Laurysen Kitchens, Bill Laurysen, Stittsville, Beavertail Pastries 1292488 Ontario Ltd., Todd McLaughlin, Ottawa, Harvest Moon Orchards, Randy Maguire, Carp, Trophy: Laurysen Kitchens, Bill Laurysen, Stittsville 302. Draft Percheron Team of Mares or Geldings- Sponsorship: T. G. Carroll Cartage Ltd., Carp, Laughlin's Custom Carpentry Ltd., Brad Laughlin, Kinburn, Landstorm Contracting Ltd., Doug Craig, Carp, Trophy: T. G. Carroll Cartage Ltd., Carp 303. Draft Belgian Team of Mares or Geldings- Sponsorship: Laurysen Kitchens, Bill Laurysen, Stittsville, Ron Moore, Stittsville 304. Clydesdale Four Horse Team of Registered Mares- Prizes: 1st: $175, 2nd: $140, 3rd: $110, others: $75 Sponsorship: Play It Again Sports, Dave Jensen, Kanata, M-Con Products Inc., Jay Thompson, Carp, Trophy: Play It Again Sports, Dave Jensen, Kanata 305. Percheron Four Horse Team of Registered Mares- Prizes: 1st: $175, 2nd: $140, 3rd: $110, others: $75 Sponsorship: Reta Campbell, Stittsville, Kinburn Plumbing, David Cousens, Kinburn, Trophy: In memory of Goldie & Mary Mohr by Deborah Mohr-Caldwell, Paul, Charles & Brittany Caldwell 306. Belgian Four Horse Team of Registered Mares- Prizes: 1st: $175, 2nd: $140, 3rd: $110, others: $75 Sponsorship: Nepean Kanata Air-Cooled Engines, 1437024 Ont. LTD, Brian Jones, Carp, Trophy: Donated in loving memory of long time exhibitor Stewart Crabb by Edna Crabb, Richmond

page 37/151 307. Ladies Cart Class Clydesdale - judged on 60% ability and 40% appearance- Prizes: 1st: $55, 2nd: $50, 3rd: $45, 4th: $40, others: $35 Sponsorship: Hamilton Livestock Ltd., Sandy Hamilton, Almonte, Reis Equipment Center, John Johnson, Renfrew, Fire-Alert Ottawa Valley, Rob Dupuis, Carp, Trophy: Fire-Alert Ottawa Valley, Rob Dupuis, Carp 308. Ladies Cart Class Percheron - judged on 60% ability and 40% appearance- Prizes: 1st: $55, 2nd: $50, 3rd: $45, 4th: $40, others: $35 Sponsorship: West Carleton Drug Mart Pharmasave, Paul Dolan, Carp, Wayne Grant, Kinburn, Trophy: CLAIRE GRANT MEMORIAL TROPHY 309. Ladies Cart Class Belgian - judged on 60% ability and 40% appearance- Prizes: 1st: $55, 2nd: $50, 3rd: $45, 4th: $40, others: $35 Sponsorship: Russell & Leila Graham, Stittsville, 5 Span Feed & Seed Inc., Murray McGregor, Pakenham, Trophy: Scotiabank, Christene Coulas, Carp 310. Spike Hitch Clydesdale- Prizes: 1st: $85, 2nd: $75, 3rd: $65, 4th: $55, others: $50 Sponsorship: Laurie Jones, McNab/Braeside, Donated in Memory of Doris and Walter Bishop, Ken Scarf Construction Ltd., Ken Scharf, Dunrobin, Stittsville Trailers, Orville Hartwick, Stittsville, Trophy: Stittsville Trailers, Orville Hartwick, Stittsville 311. Spike Hitch Percheron- Prizes: 1st: $85, 2nd: $75, 3rd: $65, 4th: $55, others: $50 Sponsorship: Evelyn Craig, Carp, John & Nora Verney, Stittsville, Trophy: Donated by Evelyn Craig in loving memory of Ross Craig 312. Spike Hitch Belgian- Prizes: 1st: $85, 2nd: $75, 3rd: $65, 4th: $55, others: $50 Sponsorship: Deka Home Building Centre A Divison Of 1394894 Ontario Inc., James Roy, Carp, Harvest Moon Orchards, Randy Maguire, Carp, Trophy: Deka Home Building Centre A Divison Of 1394894 Ontario Inc., James Roy, Carp 313. Four Horse Team Clydesdale- Prizes: 1st: $175, 2nd: $140, 3rd: $110, others: $75 Sponsorship: The Cheshire Cat Pub 2005 Inc., Dustin & Crystal Therrien, Carp, Jockbrae Farms Ltd., Mark Foster, Carleton Place, Trophy: The Cheshire Cat Pub 2005 Inc., Dustin & Crystal Therrien, Carp 314. Four Horse Team Percheron- Prizes: 1st: $175, 2nd: $140, 3rd: $110, others: $75 Sponsorship: Audrey Caldwell, Carp, Scott Caldwell Family Memorial, Bill & Iva Duncan, Kinburn, Trophy: Bert G. Argue Memorial Trophy donated and presented by his Family 315. Four Horse Team Belgians- Prizes: 1st: $175, 2nd: $140, 3rd: $110, others: $75 Sponsorship: Parkland Fuel Corp/ Ultramar, Paul Murray, Belleville, Trophy: Parkland Fuel Corp/ Ultramar, Paul Murray, Belleville

page 38/151 316. North American Six Horse Hitch Classic Series Six Horse Team Open NOTE: Exhibitors must have shown in 2 previous classes on Saturday, one being Class 304, 305, 306, 313, 314, or 315. (4 Horse Hitch) This Class maybe split depending on the entries, Prizes: 1st: $600, 2nd: $515, 3rd: $475, others: $350 Sponsorship: Ed's Auto Parts, Ed Carron, Arnprior, Bill & Gail Erickson, Ottawa, David S. Graham, Ashton, Tubman Funeral Homes, Jana Coes, Ottawa, Roger Woeller & Family, Kinburn Banners will be presented to the 1st place Six Horse Hitch of Clydesdale, Percheron and Belgian. Clydesdale Banner sponsored by: Bill & Gail Erickson, Carp Percheron Banner sponsored by: the Family of G. Sterling Graham, Ashton Belgian Banner sponsored by: Tubman Funeral Home, Carp

Karson's Family Jackpot Prize: $1000 If the winner of Class 316 on Saturday is the winner of Class 413 on Sunday, a JACKPOT of $1000 will be awarded. If it is not the same winner, this money will be retained and accumulated for the next year's show and so on up to a maximum of $5000. Thank you to the Karson Family for sponsoring the Jackpot.

317. Eight Horse Team Open Horses Must have shown in 2 previous classes on Saturday. Prizes: 1st: $600, 2nd: $515, 3rd: $475, 4th: $475, others: $350 Sponsorship: Helene Lebarron, Kanata, Erva Rivington, Kinburn, Carp View Farm, Doug Rivington, Carp, Diana Rivington, Ottawa, Elaine Argue, Stittsville, Tray: T. Ruggles Rivington Memorial Tray donated and present by the Rivington Family. OTTAWA VALLEY COMMERCIAL HORSE ASSOCIATION REGIONAL SHOW

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2019 Judging begins at 10:00 a.m. Commercial Judge: Blair Purcell, Stouffville, ON THANK YOU TO THE KARSON GROUP, CARP FOR BEING THE MAJOR SPONSOR OF THE CARP FAIR HEAVY HORSE SHOW. IMPORTANT TO EXHIBITORS:

1. All hitch classes must have two capable drivers per wagon. 2. All cart classes must have capable drivers and handlers inside the ring. 3. Exhibitors must be members in good standing of The Ottawa Valley Commercial Horse Association for entries to be exhibited at the Regional Show. 4. No children under the age of 10 on wagons or carts, with the exception of the Junior Classes. 5. If entered as a Commercial Light, then you MUST show as a light for the duration of the of the show.

page 39/151 6. If entered as a Commercial Heavy, then you MUST show as a heavy for the duration of the show.

Thank you to the Ottawa Valley Commercial Horse Association for their $500 sponsorship. Prize Money is listed below, unless noted by individual classes. Ribbons to 4th place. Ribbons only to the Championship Classes.

Prizes: 1st: $65, 2nd: $60, 3rd: $55, 4th: $45, others: $40 - Unless otherwise noted Classes: 350. Commercial Single Mare or Gelding, hitched to a cart - light- Sponsorship: The Septic Store Ottawa West Ltd., Nancy Montgomery, Carp 351. Commercial Single Mare or Gelding, hitched to a cart -heavy Sponsorship: Dale Dean, Arnprior, Terry Strong Equipment, Monique Strong, Fitzroy Harbour 352. Commercial Tandem hitch to a wagon- Sponsorship: George & Isabel Wilson, Carp, Wendy & Bill Cox, Carp 353. Commercial Random Class - 3 horses in a row- Prizes: 1st: $115, 2nd: $105, 3rd: $65, others: $55 Sponsorship: Ottawa Valley Commercial Horse Assoc., Kim Benjamin, Kemptville, Ken Scarf Construction Ltd., Ken Scharf, Dunrobin 354. Commercial Troika Hitch- Prizes: 1st: $85, 2nd: $75, 3rd: $65, 4th: $60, others: $45 Sponsorship: Micheline & Wib Paul, Carp 355. Commercial Team Hitched-Heavy- Exhibitors must be a member of the Ottawa Valley Commercial Horse Association. Sponsorship: Ottawa Valley Commercial Horse Assoc., Kim Benjamin, Kemptville 356. Commercial Team Hitched-Light- Sponsorship: Ottawa Valley Commercial Horse Assoc., Kim Benjamin, Kemptville, Crippo Holdings, Conrad Cripps, Carp, The LaRose Family, Dale LaRose, Almonte, Trophy: Donated by the LaRose Family 357. Commercial Team hitched, driven by a lady, judged 60% driving & 40% appearance- Sponsorship: Ranger Enterprises, Bob Beck / Taylor Beck, Dunrobin, Goldie Mohr Ltd., Deborah Mohr-Caldwell, Nepean, Trophy: In Memory of Wayne Rafuse donated by Goldie Mohr Ltd.

page 40/151 OTTAWA VALLEY COMMERCIAL HORSE ASSOCIATION REGIONAL SHOW

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2019 Judging begins at 9:30 a.m. Commercial Judge: Blair Purcell, Stouffville, ON THANKS TO THE KARSON GROUP, CARP FOR BEING THE MAJOR SPONSOR OF THE HEAVY HORSE SHOW NOTE TO EXHIBITORS:

1. All hitch classes must have two capable drivers per wagon. 2. All cart classes must have capable drivers and handlers inside the ring. 3. Exhibitors must be members in good standing of the Ottawa Valley Commercial Horse Association for entries to be exhibited at the regional show. 4. No children under age of 10 on wagons or carts, with the exception of Junior classes. 5. If entered as a commercial light, then you must show as a light for the duration of the show. 6. If entered as a commercial heavy, then you must show as a heavy for the duration of the show.

THANK YOU TO OTTAWA VALLEY COMMERCIAL HORSE ASSOCIATION FOR THEIR $500 SPONSORSHIP. Prize Money is listed below, unless noted by individual classes. Ribbons to 4th place. Ribbons only to the Championship Classes.

Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $45, 3rd: $40, 4th: $35 All remaining: $20.

375. Commercial Brood Mare- Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $45, 3rd: $40, 4th: $35, others: $20 Sponsorship: CDS Building Movers, John Sweetnam, Stittsville 376. Commercial Junior Showmanship- Open to youth 10-16 years of Age, showing commercial horse on the line. Open only to non 4-H exhibitors Prizes: 1st: $35, 2nd: $25, others: $22 Sponsorship: Ken White Construction Ltd., Dave White, Carp 378. Commercial Foal of current year must be shown on a halter- Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $45, 3rd: $40, 4th: $35, others: $20 Sponsorship: Weatherwall (Ottawa) Enclosures Inc., John S. Caldwell, Carp, ORS - Ontario Rental & Supply Ltd., Philip Murphy, Kanata 379. Commercial Foaled in 2017, Mare or Gelding - 2 years old or younger- Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $45, 3rd: $40, 4th: $35, others: $20 Sponsorship: Custom Welding & Fabrication, Allen Wilson, Carp, Custom Welding & Fabrication, Earl Wilson, Carp JUNIOR COMMERCIAL CHAMPION AND RESERVE

page 41/151 380. Commercial Mare or Gelding 3 years Over-Light- Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $45, 3rd: $40, 4th: $35, others: $20 Sponsorship: Commercial Horse Association, Shelley Scepanovic, Mississauga, Beavertail Pastries 1292488 Ontario Ltd., Todd McLaughlin, Ottawa 381. Commercial Mare or Gelding, 3 years Over-Heavy- Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $45, 3rd: $40, 4th: $35, others: $20 Sponsorship: Ottawa Valley Commercial Horse Assoc., Kim Benjamin, Kemptville, Commercial Horse Association, Shelley Scepanovic, Mississauga SENIOR COMMERCIAL CHAMPION AND RESERVE GRAND COMMERCIAL CHAMPION AND RESERVE Trophy: Mississippi Vet Services, Larry & Nancy Caven, Pakenham 382. Commercial Ladies Vintage Cart Class- 30% costume, 30% hitch, 40% driving ability Sponsorship: The Cheshire Cat Pub 2005 Inc., Dustin & Crystal Therrien, Carp, Ken White Construction Ltd., Dave White, Carp 383. Commercial - Champion Team- 1st & 2nd place from Light class 356 & Heavy class 355 384. Commercial Junior Drive- Boys & Girls 13-18 years old as of January 1st of current year accompanied by capable adult driver Sponsorship: The Cheshire Cat Pub 2005 Inc., Dustin & Crystal Therrien, Carp 385. Commercial Unicorn Hitch- Prizes: 1st: $115, 2nd: $100, 3rd: $85, others: $70 Sponsorship: Goldie Mohr Ltd., Deborah Mohr-Caldwell, Nepean, Rampton Resource Group Inc., Vern Rampton, Carp 386. Commercial Four Horse Hitch Horses, must have shown in 2 previous classes- Prizes: 1st: $160, 2nd: $140, 3rd: $100, others: $75 Sponsorship: Kinburn Plumbing, David Cousens, Kinburn, West Carleton Electric Ltd, Dale Hanna, Woodlawn 387. Commercial Six Horse Hitch Horses, must have shown in 2 previous classes- Prizes: 1st: $310, 2nd: $275, 3rd: $240, others: $200 Sponsorship: Ken Scarf Construction Ltd., Ken Scharf, Dunrobin, Michael & Sandra Wilson, Kinburn

page 42/151 HEAVY HORSE SHOW

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2019 Judging begins at 11:00 a.m. Judges: Freeman Yoder, Hooper, Utah Jim Lane, Birtle, Manitoba, Robert Gerow, Havelock, Ontario THANK YOU TO THE KARSON GROUP, CARP FOR BEING THE MAJOR SPONSOR OF THE CARP FAIR HEAVY HORSE SHOW ALL HITCH CLASSES MUST HAVE TWO CAPABLE DRIVERS PER WAGON. ALL CART CLASSES MUST HAVE CAPABLE DRIVER AND HANDLER INSIDE THE RING. Stalls for Heavy Horse Hitches take precedence over Line Class Horses. Stalls limited to the first 22 – 6 Horse Hitches at the Director's Discretion. No children under age of 10 on wagon or carts with the.exception of Junior Classes. All Exhibitors must show in two previous classes –in order to show in the North American Six Horse Hitch each day. Prize Money is listed below, unless noted by individual classes. Ribbons to 5th place. Ribbons only to the Championship Classes.

Heavy Horse

Prizes: 1st: $85, 2nd: $75, 3rd: $65, 4th: $55, 5th: $45 - Unless otherwise noted Classes: 400. Men's cart class, Clydesdale- Prizes: 1st: $65, 2nd: $60, 3rd: $55, others: $50 Sponsorship: Colonial Granite Inc., John Cole, Mountain, Roger Woeller & Family, Kinburn, Trophy: Colonial Granite Inc., John Cole, Mountain 401. Men's cart class, Percheron- Prizes: 1st: $65, 2nd: $60, 3rd: $55, others: $50 Sponsorship: Remax - Metro City Realty Ltd., John Roberts, Ottawa, Plumbing Village, Bob Montgomery, Carp, Voucher: Ritchie Feed & Seed Ltd., Michael Ritchie, Ottawa 402. Men's cart class, Belgian- Prizes: 1st: $65, 2nd: $60, 3rd: $55, others: $50 Sponsorship: Susan Noad, Carp, In memory of Cy and Ruth Bradley, Bradley's Commercial Insurance, Ross Bradley, Stittsville, Fire-Alert Ottawa Valley, Rob Dupuis, Carp, Trophy: Bradley's Commercial Insurance, Ross Bradley, Stittsville 403. Clydesdale single tandem, hitched to a cart- Prizes: 1st: $65, 2nd: $60, 3rd: $55, others: $50 Sponsorship: Doug & Laurie Armstrong, Kinburn, Donated by Doug & Laurie Armstrong, Warren & Colleen Hummel & Families, Fire-Alert Ottawa Valley, Rob Dupuis, Carp, Trophy: Donated by Doug & Laurie Armstrong, Warren & Colleen Hummel & Families in memory of John & Ruby Armstrong 404. Percheron single tandem, hitched to a cart- Prizes: 1st: $65, 2nd: $60, 3rd: $55, others: $50 Sponsorship: Brian Howie Homes, Brian Howie, Carp, Riviera Automobiles, Rick Laviolette, Carp, Glenn Wilson Carpentry Ltd., Glenn Wilson, Kinburn, Glenn & Joan Wilson

page 43/151 405. Belgian single tandem, hitched to a cart- Prizes: 1st: $65, 2nd: $60, 3rd: $55, others: $50 Sponsorship: Robinson Consultants Inc., Derek Potvin, Ottawa, Fire-Alert Ottawa Valley, Rob Dupuis, Carp 407. Team Clydesdale horses hitched to a 4 wheeled vehicle, Driven by a lady- One entry per exhibitor. To be judged on 60% horsewomanship, 40% suitability of dress. Prizes: 1st: $65, 2nd: $60, 3rd: $55, others: $50 Sponsorship: Beatrice Patricia Davies, Nepean, W.O. Stinson & Son Ltd., Eric Stinson, Ottawa, Trophy: In Loving Memory of Don Davies by his wife Pat and daughter Debbie Hillier & Family. 408. Team Percheron horses hitched to a 4 wheeled vehicle- Driven by a lady- One entry per exhibitor. To be judged on 60% horsewomanship, 40% suitability of dress. Prizes: 1st: $65, 2nd: $60, 3rd: $55, others: $50 Sponsorship: Weedmark Service Center Ltd., Division Of 587920 Ontario Ltd., Carp, Bit-Ta-Luk Farms, Gordon Ross, Carp, Voucher: Ritchie Feed & Seed Ltd., Michael Ritchie, Ottawa 409. Team Belgian horses hitched to a 4 wheeled vehicle, Driven by a lady- One entry per exhibitor. To be judged 60% horsewomanship, 40% suitability of dress. Prizes: 1st: $65, 2nd: $60, 3rd: $55, others: $50 Sponsorship: Can-Mech Agencies, Cliff Hobbs, Carp, Gerry & Verda Morris, Carp, Trophy: Donated by their family in loving memory of Red (Garnet) & Fern Bradley 410. Open junior drive team-must be hitched to 4-wheel vehicle- Open to boys and girls between the ages of 13 and 18 years of age as of January 1st of the current year. Each driver is to be accompanied by an adult. Prizes: 1st: $35, 2nd: $30, 3rd: $25, others: $20 Sponsorship: Murphy Plumbing, Dale & Joan Murphy, Fitzroy Harbour, Black Gold Coffee Inc., Peter Pregel, Ottawa, Trophy: Donated in Memory of Shauna Lynne McHale by Murphy Plumbing, Fitzroy Habour 411. Open Purebred Mare Unicorn- Prizes: 1st: $95, 2nd: $85, 3rd: $75, 4th: $65, others: $45 Sponsorship: Elaine & Gerald Kealey, Stittsville, Glen & Sandy Byrne, Woodlawn, Trophy: Stittsville Trailers, Orville Hartwick, Stittsville 412. Open Four Horse Team- Prizes: 1st: $200, 2nd: $150, 3rd: $125, others: $100 Sponsorship: Laurysen Kitchens, Bill Laurysen, Stittsville, Black Gold Coffee Inc., Peter Pregel, Ottawa, Trophy: Ritchie Feed & Seed Ltd., Michael Ritchie, Ottawa 413. North American Six Horse Hitch Classic Series Six Horse Team Open 6 Horse Team Open. Horses must have shown in Class 412 Open 4 Horse Team and 1 other class on Sunday. This Class maybe split depending on the entries. Prizes: 1st: $600, 2nd: $515, 3rd: $475, others: $350 Sponsorship: Downey Family, 405911 Ontario Ltd., Carp, Trophy: Donated by the Downey Family, Carp Karson's Family Jackpot Prize: $1000 If the winner of Class 316 on Saturday is the winner of Class 413 on Sunday, a JACKPOT of $1000 will be awarded. If it is not the same winner, this money will be retained and accumulated for the next year's show and so on up to a maximum of $5000. Thank you to the Karson Family for sponsoring the jackpot.

page 44/151 414. Eight Horse Team, Open horses- Must have shown in 2 previous classes on Sunday Prizes: 1st: $600, 2nd: $515, 3rd: $475, others: $350 Sponsorship: Bill Murphy, Kanata, Trophy: Jack Murphy Memorial Trophy donated by Bill Murphy and Family, Kanata 415. 10 Horse Hitch- Prizes: 1st: $2000, 2nd: $1000, 3rd: $1000 Sponsorship: JWK Utilities & Site Service Ltd., Jason Kemp, Carp BEST SHOD HITCH BANNER – SPONSORED BY CARP AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

WARREN CAMPBELL MEMORIAL TROPHY- This award is for the best turnout and horsemanship presented to the heavy horse exhibitor who is deemed to have presented him/herself and his/her horses in the best possible fashion. Judging will be based on the way the exhibitor presents his/her horses, his/her equipment and himself/herself, his/her horsemanship, sportsmanlike conduct, attitude and overall appearance. This trophy is donated and presented by Mr. Campbell’s daughter and son-in-law. Trophy: John & Karen Brunton, Carleton Place

page 45/151 LIGHT HORSE DEPARTMENT Directors in Charge: Neil Falls [email protected] 613-223-6546 Brent Palsson [email protected] If you have any questions, please contact the Directors in Charge. Make all your entries online at carpfair.ca THANK YOU TO PINECREST REMEMBRANCE SERVICES LTD. FOR BEING THE MAJOR SPONSOR OF THE CARP FAIR LIGHT HORSE SHOW IMPORTANT TO EXHIBITORS:

1. Ages of the riders will be determined as of January 1st of the current year. 2. Under no circumstances will classes be delayed for exhibitors who are delayed by cross entries. 3. All exhibitors are to be dressed in clean suitable attire. Hard hats to be worn in Hunter classes and Juniors must have chin strap done up at all times. 4. Any person who interferes with or attempts to influence a Judge or Official while in the discharge of his or her duties, or who shall at any time, on the premises, use any contemptuous or abusive language to any Judge or Official within his or her hearing in consequence of any award made by him or her, or any exhibitor refusing to accept any award made by a Judge, shall forfeit his or her right to any premiums to which they might otherwise be entitled and may be prohibited from exhibiting for up to 5 years thereafter. Judges are particularly requested to report any offender in this direction. 5. Exhibitors may be requested to show proof of a negative coggins test for the current year for all horses and ponies being shown. 6. Ring numbers can be picked up at ringside before the show begins. 7. Exhibitors must show proof of liability insurance for the current year for all animals being shown. This is to accompany the entry forms and the entry forms will not be processed until this is received. Exhibitors will be asked to show proof of insurance, OEF card or copy of policy, when picking up numbers. “NO PROOF AT RINGSIDE, NO SHOW”. Exhibitors will also be required to sign a waiver at this time. Exhibitors should be aware that their OEF membership insurance only insures the member. If someone other than the member rides or drives their horse in a class, the OEF insurance is not valid. If that occurs, other proof of insurance must be provided with the entry papers. 8. Each exhibitor must use a separate entry form. Extra copies may be obtained from the office. 9. Joint ownership is permitted in pair classes. 10. The show committee reserves the right to withdraw any single class with less than three entries or any team class with less than two entries entered as of noon on the Thursday preceding the fair. 11. All entries close on Friday, September 13th, 2019 at 4pm, unless otherwise stated. However if extenuating circumstances apply, entries after that date but before show day may be accepted at the discretion of the director in charge but a $50.00 administration fee plus late entry fees will apply. Please note the rule for anyone arriving on show day not entered as listed under each division. 12. All exhibitors must be members of the Society in order to exhibit.

page 46/151 13. PARKING ON FAIR GROUNDS LIMITED TO TRAILERS AND TOWING VEHICLES. ALL OTHER VEHICLES MUST PARK IN THE PUBLIC PARKING AREAS. ALL EQUIPMENT MUST BE WITH THE ANIMALS AS THIS WILL BE THE ONLY VEHICLE ALLOWED ON THE GROUNDS. PLEASE ENTER AT ENTRANCE 16 LOCATED OFF LANGSTAFF DRIVE. 14. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to familiarize themselves with both the Rules and Regulations of the Fair and the Rules for the Light Horse Division. 15. Return of entry fees will only be considered by the Fair at the next Board meeting, if the show is cancelled or if the exhibitor presents a veterinarian or medical certificate. 16. Show management reserves the right to change order of go in the interest of the show before or during the show. 17. Exhibitors allowed 1 hold only, 3 minutes maximum in show. Exhibitors are responsible to be on time for their class. Be organized, plan ahead and bring helpers.

Prize Money is listed below, unless noted by individual classes. Ribbons to 5th place unless otherwise stated.

HUNTER HORSE SHOW

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2019 Judging begins at 9:00 am Judge: Crystal LaRose, Almonte Course Designer: Shannon McIntyre, Carp THANKS TO KEN WHITE CONSTRUCTION FOR BEING THE HUNTER SHOW SPONSOR PRIZE MONEY:| All Classes: 1st $25.00 2nd $15.00 3rd $12.00 4th $8.00 unless otherwise stated Ribbons only to 4th place only, unless otherwise stated. PLEASE NOTE: Anyone arriving on show day with a horse/pony not entered in the Show may be given consideration if extenuating circumstances apply. If the Director approves, that person may show, but special late entry fees plus an administration fee of $50.00 will apply and no prize money will be paid as you will be considered “Hors-Concours”. Post entries will be accepted on Show Day only if horse has been previously entered in at least one class before show day. Class Changes must be made before 10:30 a.m. on day of show. NO EXCEPTIONS. ALL TRUCKS & TRAILERS MUST ENTER THE GROUNDS AT ENTRANCE 16 LOCATED OFF LANGSTAFF DRIVE. See Parking Rule on previous page. RIBBONS ONLY TO EQUITATION CLASSES ENTRY FEES All Classes: $10.00 Late Entry: $20.00 per class after deadline but before day of show / $25.00 per class on day of show Late entries WILL be charged if entry received after deadline “There will be NO Warm-Up Allowed in the Ring”

page 47/151 HUNTER PONY CLASSES All animals entered in the following classes are to be 14.2 hands and under. Riders may not be entered in the Children's, Low Hunter or Short Stirrup Division.

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Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $12, 4th: $8 - Unless otherwise noted Classes: 15. Hunter Pony under saddle. Sponsorship: Marchwood Dental, Dr. Bahram Mostaghaci, Kanata, Dr. Bahram Mostaghaci, Dr Bill Henry, & Dr. Cameron Ho, Fred & Leslie Richardson, Carp, John & Nora Verney, Stittsville 10. Hunter Pony over fences - Maximum height 2’3” Sponsorship: Coady Construction Ltd., Gary Coady, Kanata, Silver Creek Ranch, Mandi Dupuis, Carp, Trophy: Silver Creek Ranch, Mandi Dupuis, Carp 11. Hunter Pony Stake over fences - Maximum height 2’3”. To be eligible, the pony must have been entered, shown and judged in at least one other class in this division. Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $25, 3rd: $15, 4th: $10 Sponsorship: Carp Chiropractic Clinic, Sabrina Tracey, Carp, Rescue Auto Detail, Clint Gilbert, Carp SHORT STIRRUPS CLASSES Open to ponies/horses and riders under 12 years of age. Horses must not canter with ponies (unless Judge allows). The rider may not be entered in any other division except pony classes and B & C Equitation (on the flat only).

14. Short Stirrups under saddle - Walk, trot, canter. Sponsorship: T. G. Carroll Cartage Ltd., Carp, K. W. Fields Construction, Ken & Donna Fields, Carp, Carp Foodliner, August Guo, Carp 12. Short Stirrups over fences - Maximum height 18”. Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $12, others: $8 Sponsorship: Lyle & Marion Cox, Carp 13. Short Stirrups Stake over fences - Maximum height 18”. To be eligible the horse must have been entered, shown and judged in at least one other class in this division. Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $25, 3rd: $15, 4th: $10 Sponsorship: Quyon Ferry Inc., Ralph McColgan, Quyon, QC

page 48/151 EQUITATION CLASSES

Riders in Adult equitation MUST be amateurs only. It is not for any riders who make their living (or a large portion of it) from riding, coaching, etc. A "non-amateur" will be excused or not be judged.

18. "B" & "C" Equitation on the flat - Exhibitors to be 14 years and under. Sponsorship: Dunrobin Village Meat & Grocery, Cindy & Julie Delahunt, Dunrobin, Carp Family Dentistry, Amanda Ivory, Carp 20. "A" Equitation on the flat - Exhibitors to be 15 to 17 years of age. Sponsorship: George's Car Wash Arnprior, George Carruthers, Carp, Glenn Wilson Carpentry Ltd., Glenn Wilson, Kinburn, Newill Realty Ltd., Lois Rump, Carp 22. Adult Equitation on the flat - Exhibitor to be 18 years & over. Sponsorship: Gerry & Verda Morris, Carp, Brian & Gwen Rintoul, Kingston, Vance's Service Center Ltd., Bill Vance & Cory Mundy, Carp 1. "B" & "C" Equitation over fences - Exhibitors to be 14 years and under. Maximum height 2’3” Sponsorship: George's Car Wash Arnprior, George Carruthers, Carp, Robinson Consultants Inc., Derek Potvin, Ottawa, Munro Farms, Stephen Munro, Carp 2. "A" Equitation over fences - Exhibitors to be 15 to 17 years of age. Maximum height 2'6" Sponsorship: Don & Sharon Roper, Carp, M & R Feeds & Farm Supply Ltd., Barry Dean, Arnprior, Carp Foodliner, August Guo, Carp 9. Adult Equitation over fences. Maximum height 2’6”. Sponsorship: Steve Barrie Backhoe & Shovel Rental, Steve Barrie, Carp

page 49/151 CHILDREN'S HUNTER CLASSES Open to Horses Only

Children's Hunter Classes::

19. Children’s Hunter under saddle - Exhibitors to be 17 years and under. Sponsorship: Vance's Service Center Ltd., Bill Vance & Cory Mundy, Carp, Sign FX Inc., Rod Wilson, Carp 3. Children’s Hunter over fences - Exhibitors to be 17 years and under. Maximum height 2’6” Sponsorship: Adbro Forming Ltd., David Brown, Carp, Minitel Communications Corp., Debbie Gourgon, Ottawa 4. Children’s Hunter Stake over fences - Exhibitors to be 17 years and under. To be eligible, the horse must have been entered, shown and judged in at least one other class in this division. Maximum height 2’6” Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $25, 3rd: $15, others: $10 Sponsorship: Crippo Holdings, Conrad Cripps, Carp, West Carleton Drug Mart Pharmasave, Paul Dolan, Carp ADULT AMATEUR HUNTER CLASSES This division is for amateurs ONLY. It is not for any riders who make their living (or a large portion of it) from riding, coaching, etc. A "non-amateur" will be excused or not be judged.

21. Adult Amateur under saddle - Exhibitors to be 18 years and over Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $12, others: $8 Trophy: Donated by the LaRose Family, Almonte 7. Adult Amateur over fences - Exhibitors to be 18 years or over Maximum height 2’6”. Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $12, others: $8 Sponsorship: Arnprior/Ottawa Auto Parts, Alan Aumont, Arnprior, Shouldice Mechanical Inc., Paul Shouldice, Carp, Voucher: Ritchie Feed & Seed Ltd., Michael Ritchie, Ottawa 8. Adult Amateur Stake over fences - Exhibitors to be 18 years and over. To be eligible, the horse must have been entered, shown and judged in at least one other class in this division. Maximum height 2’6”. Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $25, 3rd: $15, 4th: $10 Sponsorship: Grace Monuments Inc., Arthur Goveas, Carp, McNeely's Outdoor Power Equipment, Chad McNeely, Carp LOW HUNTER CLASSES Open to Horses Only

Low Hunter class:

23. Low Hunter under saddle Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $12, others: $8 Sponsorship: Shouldice Mechanical Inc., Paul Shouldice, Carp, Trophy: Peggy Blair, Carp

page 50/151 5. Low Hunter over fences - Maximum height 2’6”. Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $12, others: $8 Sponsorship: Vance's Service Center Ltd., Bill Vance & Cory Mundy, Carp, George Carruthers, SR., Carp 6. Low Hunter Stake over fences. To be eligible, the horse must have been entered, shown and judged in at least one other class in this division. Maximum height 2’6”. Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $25, 3rd: $15, 4th: $10 Sponsorship: Bit-Ta-Luk Farms, Gordon Ross, Carp CHILDREN'S PLEASURE CLASSES Ribbons to 6th only for classes 16 & 17

Children's Pleasure Classes: Prizes: 1st: $20, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $10, 4th: $7, 5th: $5, 6th: $4 16. Child’s Pleasure Pony/Horse under saddle. Rider to be 17 years and under. Sponsorship: Huntley Volunteer Firefighters Association C/o Greg Fulton, Carp, J. L. Carpentry & Roofing, Jeff Lillie, Carp, In Memory of Lee Cavanagh, Kinburn, Trophy: Huntley Volunteer Firefighters Association C/o Greg Fulton, Carp 17. Walk & Trot Equitation -10 years of age and under. To be judged - 50% on rider, 50% on horse. This exhibitor must not have shown in other classes. Sponsorship: Kilkenny Farm, Christine Brennan, Kinburn SPECIAL OPEN CLASSES Open to all riders and horses/ponies in the Hunter Show

Special Open Classes: Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $12, others: $8 24. Open Command Class- Judged on elimination basis, Commands given by the announcer Sponsorship: Pratt Diesel, Richard Pratt, Carp, Roger A. Harris, Law Office, Stittsville, Black Gold Coffee Inc., Peter Pregel, Ottawa, Trophy: Pratt Diesel, Richard Pratt, Carp 25. Open Pleasure Pairs Hack- Judged on suitability “as a pair” - appearance 25% and “way of going” 75%. Each rider to pay entry fee and each winner to receive full prize money for that placing. Sponsorship: 53 Colours, Roger Gibeault, Carleton Place

page 51/151 HUNTER CLASSES - Order of Go Friday, September 27th, 2019 at 9:00 am 1. “B “ & “C” Equitation over fences 2. “A” Equitation over fences 3. Children’s Hunter over fences 4. Children’s Hunter Stake over fences 5. Low Hunter over fences 6. Low Hunter Stake over fences 7. Adult Amateur over fences 8. Adult Amateur Stake over fences 9. Adult Equitation over fences 10. Hunter Pony over fences 11. Hunter Pony Stake over fences 12. Short Stirrups over fences 13. Short Stirrups Stake over fences 14. Short Stirrups under saddle 15. Hunter Pony under saddle 16. Children’s pleasure pony/horse under saddle 17. Walk & Trot Equitation - 10 years of age and under 18. “B” & “C” Equitation on the flat 19. Children’s Hunter under saddle 20. “A” Equitation on the flat 21. Adult Amateur under saddle 22. Adult Equitation on the flat 23. Low Hunter under saddle 24. Open Command 25. Open Pleasure Pairs Hack

page 52/151 MINIATURE HORSE SHOW

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2019 Judging begins at 9:00 am Judge: Sheila Rondeau, Kinburn RULES FOR THE MINIATURE HORSE SHOW A miniature horse cannot be over 38 inches in height. If as a result of a complaint an animal is found to be over 38” in height, it is not a Miniature horse and will be excused from the Miniature Show. All prizes up to that point will be forfeited. Measurement will be taken from the base of the last hair on the mane to the measuring surface by a person acceptable to the show officials. The Directors reserve the right to “split” any class, which is considered too large, for reasons of safety and/or fair judging. Additional rules concerning judging will be made available to exhibitors on or before show day. Copies can be made available to exhibitors before show day upon request. ALL TRUCKS & TRAILERS MUST ENTER THE GROUNDS AT ENTRANCE 16 LOCATED OFF LANGSTAFF DRIVE. See Parking Rule on previous page at Light Horse Department. JUDGING INFORMATION All “Cart” classes (except junior and under) and the Pair/Team classes are pleasure driving classes and are judged on the suitability of the horse to provide a pleasant drive. Two trots (working and strong) and a rein-back will be expected. Exaggerated high action in front to be faulted. Tandem, Unicorn, and four and six hitch walk, trot, rein-back, stand quiet in line. No fanning or figure of eight. Exhibitors who do not follow direction from announcer and/or ring official will be faulted. Juniors 11 and under - class will be judged primarily on the ability of the exhibitor with some consideration given to the performance of the horse. ENTRY FEES: All Classes: 20% of Prize Money Awarded Late Entry: $20.00 additional per class if before day of show plus admin fee / $20.00 additional per class on day of show NOTE: Late Entry to a class only possible if Horse has been previously entered in at least one class before Show Day and late class entries must be made before 10:30 am day of show. Anyone arriving on day of show with a horse not entered in the show MAY be given consideration if extenuating circumstances apply. If the Director approves, that person may show with late fees AND a $50.00 administration fee being applied and no prize money will be paid, as you will be considered “Hors Concours”.

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Prizes: 1st: $45, 2nd: $40, 3rd: $35, others: $30 - Unless otherwise noted Classes: 30. Miniature Brood Mare Must have produced a foal in current year Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, others: $10 Sponsorship: Palladium Orthodontics/ Terry Fox Professional Center, Mohammad Razavi, Kanata 31. Miniature Foal Of Current Year Must be shown on halter Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, others: $10 Sponsorship: City of Ottawa, Eli El-Chantiry, Ottawa 32. Miniature Yearling Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, others: $10 Sponsorship: Tomlinson Environmental Services, Lee Timmins, Ottawa 33. Miniature Filly Or Gelding - 2 years old Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, others: $10 Sponsorship: Ola Armstrong, Arnprior, Jeff Whiteman, Carp 34. Miniature Mare - 3 years & over Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, others: $10 Sponsorship: Ola Armstrong, Arnprior, Carp View Farm, Doug Rivington, Carp 35. Miniature Gelding - 3 years & over Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, others: $10 Sponsorship: 53 Colours, Roger Gibeault, Carleton Place 36. Miniature Horse Roadster Cart Sponsorship: Brenda Fisher, Deseronto, Cole Funeral Services, Laurie Cole, Ottawa, Cooper Rentals, Duncan Stafford, Nepean, Trophy: Brenda Fisher, Deseronto 37. Miniature Horse Men's Cart - Over 18 years of age Sponsorship: West Carleton Taxi, Brian MacLaren, Dunrobin 38. Miniature Horse Ladies' Cart - Over 18 years of age Sponsorship: Green Tech AG & Turf, Marc Desforges, Carp, Cooper Rentals, Duncan Stafford, Nepean 39. Miniature Horse Golden Age Cart Open to ladies & men - 60 years & over Sponsorship: ORS - Ontario Rental & Supply Ltd., Philip Murphy, Kanata 40. Miniature Horse Roman Chariot - Single or Pair Driver to be 16 years or older Sponsorship: Century 21 - John Devries Ltd., Sheila Devries/Joyce Armstrong, Kanata, K. W. Fields Construction, Ken & Donna Fields, Carp 41. Miniature Four Horse Hitch Open Prizes: 1st: $80, 2nd: $70, 3rd: $60, others: $50 Sponsorship: Kanata Opticians, Mike Cranston, Kanata, Century 21 - John Devries Ltd., Sheila Devries/Joyce Armstrong, Kanata, Trophy: Century 21 - John Devries Ltd., Sheila Devries/Joyce Armstrong, Kanata 42. Miniature Unicorn Hitch Sponsorship: Bit-Ta-Luk Farms, Gordon Ross, Carp

page 54/151 43. Miniature Team Or Pair Open Sponsorship: Minitel Communications Corp., Debbie Gourgon, Ottawa 44. Miniature Horse Tandem Sponsorship: Ian & Lousie Murray, Carp 45. Miniature Horse Cart Champion Class This class cannot be selected by the exhibitors. It is only open to the first, second and third place winners of the Miniature Horse Men's Cart Class and the Ladies Cart Class. Same driver, horse and vehicle. No substitutions. Prizes: 1st: $70, 2nd: $60, 3rd: $50, others: $30 Sponsorship: Ola Armstrong, Arnprior, Kanata Opticians, Mike Cranston, Kanata 46. Miniature Junior Cart Class - 13 to 18 years Drivers in this class are encouraged to wear an approved helmet and must be accompanied by a capable adult Sponsorship: Argue Construction Ltd., Shawn Argue, Carp, Trophy: Argue Construction Ltd., Shawn Argue, Carp 47. Miniature Junior Cart Class - 12 years and under Drivers in this class MUST wear an approved helmet and must be accompanied by a capable adult. Sponsorship: Wendy Falls, Carp, Greensmere Golf & Country Club, Debra Griffith, Carp 48. Miniature Obstacle Cone Driving Class Please note: The horse can only be entered once in this class, and the driver can only drive once in this class. Sponsorship: Dunrobin Village Meat & Grocery, Cindy & Julie Delahunt, Dunrobin, Tomlinson Environmental Services, Lee Timmins, Ottawa

WESTERN HORSE SHOW SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2019 Judging begins at 9:00 am Judge: Alicia DeCou, Perth GATE ADMISSION PRICE HAS TO BE PAID - IF NOT PRE-REGISTERED. PRIZE MONEY WILL BE PAID OUT THE DAY OF THE SHOW ALL TRUCKS & TRAILERS MUST ENTER THE GROUNDS AT ENTRANCE 16 LOCATED OFF LANGSTAFF DRIVE. See Parking Rule on previous page at Light Horse Department. Membership for all exhibitors to the Carp Agricultural Society is required for this show. Exhibitors must provide proof of liability insurance with entries. If this is not provided, the exhibitor will not be allowed to show. Entries must be postmarked on or before Friday, September 6th, 2019. Entry Fee: $ 6.00 for per classes. Late entry fee is $10.00 per class paid at ringside (cash only). HST is not included. Late entries must be made at least 15 minutes prior to the beginning of class. Any disputes - the final decision will be made by a representative of the Carp Agricultural Society. All equipment must be with the animals as this will be the only vehicle allowed on the grounds. PLEASE NOTE ALL CLASSES WILL BE RUNNING BY ORDER AS FOLLOWS: Youth Classes are for riders 18 and under

page 55/151 Adult Classes are for riders 19 and older Open classes are for ALL riders Games to follow after Open Trail Open - for all riders

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Prizes: 1st: $30, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $16, 4th: $14, 5th: $12 Classes: 101. Mares Sponsorship: D & J Transportation, Derek Crosby, Kinburn, Dutch Landscaping, Kathy Dehaan, Carp 102. Geldings Sponsorship: D & J Transportation, Derek Crosby, Kinburn 103. Youth Showmanship Sponsorship: Dunrobin Village Meat & Grocery, Cindy & Julie Delahunt, Dunrobin 104. Adult Showmanship Sponsorship: Ross & Lois McLaughlin, Carp 105. Open English Pleasure Walk/Trot Sponsorship: West Physio Carp, Stittsville, Kanata, Arnprior, Lisa Kyte, Carp 106. Youth English Pleasure Sponsorship: Sign FX Inc., Rod Wilson, Carp 107. Open English Pleasure Sponsorship: Cooper Rentals, Duncan Stafford, Nepean 108. Open English Equitation Walk/Trot Sponsorship: Scotiabank, Christene Coulas, Carp, West Carleton Sand and Gravel Inc., Angie Beubien, Carp 109. Youth English Equitation Sponsorship: Tomlinson Environmental Services, Lee Timmins, Ottawa 110. Adult English Equitation Sponsorship: West Ottawa Veterinary Mobile, Robert Georgeson, Dunrobin, Medham Electric Inc., Calvin Medynski & Geoff Lathem, Kemptville, Voucher: West Ottawa Veterinary Mobile, Robert Georgeson, Dunrobin 111. Youth Lead Line (8 & Under) Sponsorship: Ross & Lois McLaughlin, Carp 112. Open Western Pleasure Walk/Jog Sponsorship: Cole Funeral Services, Laurie Cole, Ottawa 113. Youth Western Pleasure Sponsorship: Lorne Montgomery, Carp, Tomlinson Environmental Services, Lee Timmins, Ottawa 114. Open Western Pleasure Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 115. Open Horsemanship Walk/Jog Sponsorship: Peggy Blair, Carp 116. Youth Horsemanship Sponsorship: Carp Chiropractic Clinic, Sabrina Tracey, Carp

page 56/151 117. Adult Horsemanship Sponsorship: David S. Graham, Ashton 118. Open Command Sponsorship: Wendy Deugo, Carp, In memory of Derek, Mev and Joy Robinson, Voucher: Wendy Deugo, Carp, In memory of Derek, Mev and Joy Robinson 119. Open Trail Sponsorship: Cole Funeral Services, Laurie Cole, Ottawa 120. Open Barrels Sponsorship: KE Electrical Ltd., Gordon Kemp, Carp 121. Youth Barrels Sponsorship: Minitel Communications Corp., Debbie Gourgon, Ottawa, ORS - Ontario Rental & Supply Ltd., Philip Murphy, Kanata 122. Open Keyhole Sponsorship: Cole Funeral Services, Laurie Cole, Ottawa, West Carleton Sand and Gravel Inc., Angie Beubien, Carp 123. Youth Keyhole Sponsorship: Tomlinson Environmental Services, Lee Timmins, Ottawa, West Carleton Sand and Gravel Inc., Angie Beubien, Carp 124. Open Poles Sponsorship: Cole Funeral Services, Laurie Cole, Ottawa, Ross & Lois McLaughlin, Carp, Voucher: Ritchie Feed & Seed Ltd., Michael Ritchie, Ottawa 125. Youth Poles Sponsorship: West Ottawa Veterinary Mobile, Robert Georgeson, Dunrobin, Tomlinson Environmental Services, Lee Timmins, Ottawa, Voucher: West Ottawa Veterinary Mobile, Robert Georgeson, Dunrobin 126. Open Dash for Cash Sponsorship: Ross & Lois McLaughlin, Carp 127. Open Flag Sponsorship: David S. Graham, Ashton, Tomlinson Environmental Services, Lee Timmins, Ottawa 128. Youth Flag Sponsorship: Tomlinson Environmental Services, Lee Timmins, Ottawa

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Directors in Charge: Charles Caldwell, [email protected], 613-761-0848 Judge: Kyle Lewis, Spruce Grove, Alberta If you have any questions, please all the Director in Charge at the above number. Make your entries online at carpfair.ca

THANK YOU TO OUR MAJOR SPONSORS JWK UTILITIES, CARP, MASTERFEEDS, LONDON, THE PALSSON FAMILY, CARP & WENDY CHILDS, HOME FINANCING ADVISOR-SCOTIABANK, ALMONTE IMPORTANT TO EXHIBITORS:

1. Proof of liability insurance must accompany each entry form for the animals being shown. Entries will not be processed until this is received and are subject to late entry fees. 2. Manual Entries close on Friday, September 6th, 2019. ONLINE Entries will close Sunday, September 22nd, 2019. Entries will not be taken over the phone. 3. Entry fees are 15% of the prize money awarded. The penalty for late entry, made after September, 22nd, 2019, until the day of the show, is an additional 5% of the prize money awarded. 4. Any entries made after Friday, September 13th passes will not be mailed out, exhibitors required to pick up at fair office. 5. $10 late entry fee per head will be charged if entered manually after Friday at 4:00 p.m. 6. Late entry fee is an additional 5% of the prize money awarded. 7. All exhibits must be weighed at the fair prior to showing. The birth weight, show weight and weight per day of age for all calves and yearlings to be exhibited in individual classes are to be posted. 8. Cattle must not be removed before 4:00 p.m. the day of the show. 9. All animals must have an approved CFIA radio frequency identification tag. The Carp Agricultural Society will charge a $25 fee for any animal that comes to the Fair without a CFIA tag.

STALLS CANNOT BE RESERVED - FIRST COME - FIRST SERVED Any Exhibitors using stalls overnight must have approval by director in charge

ATTENTION Each breed must be shown separately and have at least:

1. Three exhibitors per breed 2. Twenty-four (24) animals per breed exhibited at class “A” fairs, of which Carp is one. If these qualifications are not met by the individual breeds, only half of the prize money will be paid.

page 58/151 3. All purebred registered animals, whether owned by one person or by more than one person (individually or jointly) are considered to be the production of the farm or breeding unit on which they are maintained. 4. Each breeding unit is allowed a maximum of 10 exhibits excluding the Breeder’s Herd and Get-of- Sire classes. All exhibits must be owned by and registered in the name of the exhibitor. Note the exception of the Get-of-Sire and Breeder’s Herd classes. 5. All animals being shown in single classes must be registered at the time of entries closing, except calves, which must be properly tattooed, in two year and mature cow/calf classes. All animals must be legibly tattooed. 6. Market Heifers cannot be shown in purebred classes.

DEFINITIONS

1. All purebred registered animals, whether owned by one person or by more than one person (individually or jointly) are considered to be the production of the farm or breeding unit on which they are maintained. 2. In each classification where the same or common interest are involved in more than one breeding operation, such operations are considered as one breeding unit. In all cases where there is any doubt that more than one breeding unit exists, the interpretation should be that only one breeding unit exists. The responsibility of proof of separation of breeding units shall rest with the exhibitor(s).

NOTE: Ribbons to 5th place only for sections 3 through 10

SECTION 3 – OPEN BEEF Saturday, September 28th, 2019 – 12:00 NOON Open to beef animals not being shown in Class 1 through 6 Purebreds or Commercial THANKS TO JWK UTILITIES, CARP FOR BEING THE MAJOR SPONSOR OF OPEN BEEF SHOW

Prizes: 1st: $120, 2nd: $85, 3rd: $65, 4th: $45, 5th: $40, 6th: $35, 7th: $30, 8th: $25, 9th: $20, 10th: $15 Classes: 1. Bull Calf, born on or after January 1st, 2019 Minimum of 3 months of age on day of judging that they may also be part of the Breeders’ Herd and Get of Sire classes. Sponsorship: JWK Utilities & Site Service Ltd., Jason Kemp, Carp 4. Female calf, born on or after January 1st, 2019 Minimum 3 months of age on day of judging that they may also be part of the Breeders’ Herd and Get of Sire classes. Sponsorship: JWK Utilities & Site Service Ltd., Jason Kemp, Carp 6. Heifer, any animal born in 2018 Any age yearling Sponsorship: JWK Utilities & Site Service Ltd., Jason Kemp, Carp

page 59/151 SECTION 4 - HEREFORD - Open Show SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th, 2019, 12:00 NOON THANKS TO C & M ELECTRIC, CARP FOR BEING THE MAJOR SPONSOR OF THE CARP FAIR HEREFORD SHOW. NOTE: All rules and regulations associated with this show will be adhered to. Red shirt must be worn in the show-ring.

Prizes: 1st: $120, 2nd: $85, 3rd: $65, 4th: $45, 5th: $40, 6th: $35, 7th: $30, 8th: $25, 9th: $20, 10th: $15 Classes: 1. Bull calf, born on or after January 1st, 2019 Minimum of 3 months of age on day of judging that they may also be part of the Breeders' Herd and Get of Sire classes. Sponsorship: Baker Tilly Ottawa LLP, Janice Beaudoin, Ottawa 2. Bull yearling January 1st, 2018 to December 31st, 2018 Sponsorship: Bradley's Commercial Insurance, Ross Bradley, Stittsville 3. Bull born January 1st, 2017 to December 31st, 2017 Sponsorship: Glenn Montgomery, Carp, David S. Graham, Ashton Hereford Grand Champion Bull Banner: RBC Kinburn Branch, Jackie Laughlin, Kinburn Hereford Reserve Champion Bull 4. Female Calf born on or after January 1st, 2019 Minimum 3 months of age on day of judging that they may also be part of the Breeders' Herd and Get of Sire classes Sponsorship: T. G. Carroll Cartage Ltd., Carp 5. Heifer, born April 1st, 2017 to December 31st, 2018 Sponsorship: David S. Graham, Ashton 6. Heifer, born January 1st, 2018 to March 31st, 2018 Sponsorship: Myers Kanata Chev-Buick-GMC, John Stanton, Kanata Hereford Junior Champion Female Banner: Bar J P Herefords, Joe & Peggy Palsson, Carp Hereford Reserve Junior Champion Female 7. Female, born January 1st, 2017 to December 31st, 2017 With her own 2018 natural tattooed calf at foot. Female and calf shall be shown as a unit except that the calf is eligible to be shown as a single animal in classes 1 and 4. Sponsorship: Jamie Johnston, Carp 8. Female born prior to January 1st, 2017 With her own 2019 natural tattooed calf at foot. Female and calf shall be shown as a unit (in cow/calf classes) except that the calf may show as a single animal in the classes 1 and 4. Sponsorship: Landstorm Contracting Ltd., Doug Craig, Carp Hereford Senior Champion Female Hereford Reserve Senior Champion Female Hereford Grand Champion Female Banner: M. Downey Excavating Ltd., Mervin Downey, Pakenham Hereford Reserve Grand Champion Female

page 60/151 9. Breeder's Herd - Group of 4 animals bred by the Exhibitor Both sexes to be represented and must have been shown in their previous classes. At least one animal must be owned by the exhibitor. Limited to one entry per exhibitor. Registration papers to ringside. Sponsorship: Wayneford Farms, Wayne Crawford, Kinburn, Voucher: Wayneford Farms, Wayne Crawford, Kinburn 10. Get-of-Sire - Group of 3 animals from the same sire Both sexes to be represented and they must have been shown in the previous classes. At least one animal must be owned by the exhibitor. Limited to one entry per exhibitor. Sponsorship: C & M Electric, Ken Crawford, Carp, Voucher: C & M Electric, Ken Crawford, Carp Hereford Premier Breeder Banner: Glenn Montgomery, Carp Hereford Premier Exhibitor Banner: Tim & Jill Benger, Kinburn, Donated by the family in loving memory of Rory Bradley 17. Junior Show Junior Hereford Showmanship Classes There will be no cost to enter these classes. Each participant will receive $5.00 as a reward from the Ottawa Valley Junior Hereford Association. Contact Ivor Thurston, 613-324-4864 for more information.

SECTION 5 – LIMOUSIN SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th, 2019, 12:00 NOON

Prizes: 1st: $120, 2nd: $85, 3rd: $65, 4th: $45, 5th: $40, 6th: $35, 7th: $30, 8th: $25, 9th: $20, 10th: $15 Classes: 1. Bull calf, born on or after January 1st, 2019 Minimum of 3 months of age on day of judging that they may also be part of the Breeders' Herd and Get of Sire classes Sponsorship: T. G. Carroll Cartage Ltd., Carp 2. Bull yearling, born January 1st, 2018 to December 31st, 2018 Sponsorship: Bradley's Commercial Insurance, Ross Bradley, Stittsville 3. Bull, born January 1st, 2017 to December 31st, 2017 Sponsorship: Thomas Cavanagh Construction Ltd., Thomas Cavanagh, Ashton Limousin Grand Champion Bull Limousin Reserve Grand Champion Bull 4. Female calf, born on or after January 1st, 2019 Minimum 3 months of age on day of judging that they may also be part of the Breeders' Herd and Get of Sire classes. Sponsorship: David S. Graham, Ashton 5. Heifer, born March 1st, 2018 to December 31st, 2018 Sponsorship: David S. Graham, Ashton 6. Heifer, born January 1st, 2018 to February 28th, 2018 Sponsorship: Myers Kanata Chev-Buick-GMC, John Stanton, Kanata

page 61/151 Limousin Junior Champion Female Limousin Reserve Junior Champion Female JUNIOR & SENIOR YEARLINGS 7. Female, born January 1st, 2017 to December 31st, 2017 With her own 2019 natural tattooed calf at foot. Female and calf shall be shown as a unit except that the calf is eligible to be shown as a single animal in classes 1 and 4 Sponsorship: Nixon Farms, Stan & Pat Nixon, Kars 8. Female, born prior to January 1st, 2017 With her own 2019 natural tattooed calf at foot Sponsorship: Almonte Veterinary Services, Dr. Cheryl Osso, Almonte Limousin Senior Champion Female Limousin Reserve Senior Champion Female Limousin Grand Champion Female Limousin Reserve Grand Champion Female 9. Breeders Herd - Group of 4 animals bred by the Exhibitor Both sexes to be represented and must have been shown in their previous classes. At least one animal must be owned by the exhibitor. Limited to one entry per exhibitor. Registration papers to be ringside. Sponsorship: Bill & Margaret Robinson, Woodlawn, Voucher: Bill & Margaret Robinson, Woodlawn 10. Get-of-Sire - group of 3 animals from the same sire Both sexes to be represented and they must have been shown in the previous classes. At least one animal must be owned by the exhibitor. Limited to one entry per exhibitor. Name Get-of-Sire Sponsorship: West Carleton Drug Mart Pharmasave, Paul Dolan, Carp Limousin Premier Breeder Limousin Premier Exhibitor Voucher: Bob & Kathy Foster, Pakenham SECTION 6 – SHORTHORN SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th, 2019, 12:00 noon

Prizes: 1st: $120, 2nd: $85, 3rd: $65, 4th: $45, 5th: $40, 6th: $35, 7th: $30, 8th: $25, 9th: $20, 10th: $15 Classes: 1. Bull calf, born on or after January 1st, 2019 Minimum of 3 months of age on day of judging that they may also be part of the Breeders' Herd and Get-of-Sire classes. Sponsorship: Thomas Cavanagh Construction Ltd., Thomas Cavanagh, Ashton 2. Bull, yearling born January 1st, 2018 to December 31st, 2018 Sponsorship: Bradley's Commercial Insurance, Ross Bradley, Stittsville 3. Bull, born January 1st, 2017 to December 31st, 2017 Sponsorship: Thomas Cavanagh Construction Ltd., Thomas Cavanagh, Ashton Shorthorn Grand Champion Bull Shorthorn Reserve Grand Champion Bull

page 62/151 4. Female calf, born on or after January 1st, 2019 Minimum 3 months of age on day of judging that they may also be part of the Breeders' Herd and Get-of-Sire classes. Sponsorship: David S. Graham, Ashton 5. Heifer, born March 1st, 2018 to December 31st, 2018 Sponsorship: David S. Graham, Ashton 6. Heifer, born January 1st, 2018 to February 28th, 2018 Sponsorship: Myers Kanata Chev-Buick-GMC, John Stanton, Kanata Shorthorn Junior Champion Female Shorthorn Reserve Junior Champion Female 7. Female, born January 1st, 2017 to December 31st, 2017 With her own 2019 natural tattooed calf at foot. Female and calf shall be shown as a unit except that the calf is eligible to be shown as a single animal in classes 1 and 4. Sponsorship: Warren & Wendy Lathem, Carp 8. Female, born prior to January 1st, 2017 With her own 2019 natural tattooed calf at foot. Female and calf shall be shown as a unit (in cow/calf classes) except that the calf may show as a single animal in the classes 1 and 4 Sponsorship: Bob & Kathy Foster, Pakenham Shorthorn Senior Champion Female Shorthorn Reserve Senior Champion Female Shorthorn Grand Champion Female Trophy: In Memory of Reg Daly donated Ottawa Valley Shorthorn Club Shorthorn Reserve Grand Champion Female 9. Breeders' Herd - group of 4 animals bred by the Exhibitor Both sexes to be represented and must have been shown in their previous classes. At least one animal must be owned by the exhibitor. Limited to one entry per exhibitor. Registration papers to ringside. Voucher: Bill & Margaret Robinson, Woodlawn 10. Get-of-Sire - group of 3 animals from the same sire Both sexes to be represented and they must have been shown in the previous classes. At least one animal must be owned by the exhibitor. Limited to one entry per exhibitor. Name Get-of-Sire. Sponsorship: Landstorm Contracting Ltd., Doug Craig, Carp Shorthorn Premier Breeder Banner: David S. Graham, Ashton Shorthorn Premier Exhibitor

page 63/151 SECTION 7 - ABERDEEN ANGUS SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th, 2019, 11:30 a.m.

Prizes: 1st: $120, 2nd: $85, 3rd: $65, 4th: $45, 5th: $40, 6th: $35, 7th: $30, 8th: $25, 9th: $20, 10th: $15 Classes: 1. Bull calf, born on or after January 1st, 2019 Minimum of 3 months of age on day of judging that they may also be part of the Breeders' Herd and Get-of-Sire classes Sponsorship: Thomas Cavanagh Construction Ltd., Thomas Cavanagh, Ashton, Rescue Auto Detail, Clint Gilbert, Carp 2. Bull, yearling born January 1st, 2018 to December 31st, 2018 Sponsorship: Bradley's Commercial Insurance, Ross Bradley, Stittsville 3. Bull, born January 1st, 2017 to December 31st, 2017 Sponsorship: KE Electrical Ltd., Gordon Kemp, Carp Aberdeen Angus Grand Champion Bull Aberdeen Angus Reserve Grand Champion Bull 4. Female calf, born on or after January 1st, 2019 Minimum 3 months of age on day of judging that they may also be part of the Breeders' Herd and Get-of-Sire classes. Sponsorship: Thomas Cavanagh Construction Ltd., Thomas Cavanagh, Ashton 5. Heifer, born March 1st, 2018 to December 31st, 2018 Sponsorship: RBC Kinburn Branch, Jackie Laughlin, Kinburn 6. Heifer, born January 1st, 2018 to February 28th, 2018 Sponsorship: David S. Graham, Ashton Aberdeen Angus Junior Champion Female Aberdeen Angus Reserve Junior Champion Female 7. Female, born January 1st, 2017 to December 31st, 2017 With her own 2019 natural tattooed calf at foot Female and calf shall be shown as a unit except that the calf is eligible to be shown as a single animal in classes 1 and 4 Sponsorship: David S. Graham, Ashton 8. Female, born prior to January 1st, 2017 With her own 2019 natural tattooed calf at foot. Female and calf shall be shown as a unit (in cow/calf classes) except that the calf may show as a single animal in the classes 1 and 4 Sponsorship: Will's Auto Service, Will Robertson, Dunrobin Aberdeen Angus Senior Champion Female Aberdeen Angus Reserve Senior Champion Female Aberdeen Angus Grand Champion Female Aberdeen Angus Reserve Grand Champion Female 9. Breeders' Herd - group of 4 animals bred by the Exhibitor Both sexes to be represented and must have been shown in their previous classes. At least one animal must be owned by the exhibitor. Limited to one entry per exhibitor. Registration papers to ringside. Sponsorship: Kazda Investments, Doug Kazda, Carp

page 64/151 10. Get-of-Sire - group of 3 animals from the same sire Both sexes to be represented and they must have been shown in the previous classes. At least one animal must be owned by the exhibitor. Limited to one entry per exhibitor. Sponsorship: West Carleton Drug Mart Pharmasave, Paul Dolan, Carp Aberdeen Angus Premier Breeder Aberdeen Angus Premier Exhibitor SECTION 8 – SIMMENTAL SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th, 2019, 11:00 am

Prizes: 1st: $120, 2nd: $85, 3rd: $65, 4th: $45, 5th: $40, 6th: $35, 7th: $30, 8th: $25, 9th: $20, 10th: $15 Classes: 1. Bull calf, born on or after January 1st, 2019 Minimum 3 months of age on day of judging that they may also be part of the Breeders' Herd and Get-of Sire classes Sponsorship: Home Financing Advisor, Scotiabank, Wendy Childs, Almonte 2. Bull, yearling born January 1st, 2018 to December 31st, 2018 Sponsorship: Bradley's Commercial Insurance, Ross Bradley, Stittsville 3. Bull, born January 1st, 2017 to December 31st, 2017 Sponsorship: Home Financing Advisor, Scotiabank, Wendy Childs, Almonte Simmental Grand Champion Bull Trophy: Royal Lepage Team Realty, Ron Bidgood, Kinburn Simmental Reserve Grand Champion Bull 4. Female calf, born on or after January 1st, 2019 Minimum 3 months of age on day of judging that they may also be part of the Breeders' Herd and Get-of-Sire classes. Sponsorship: David S. Graham, Ashton 5. Heifer, born March 1st, 2018 to December 31 2018 Sponsorship: David S. Graham, Ashton 6. Heifer, born January 1st, 2018 to February 28th, 2018 Sponsorship: Myers Kanata Chev-Buick-GMC, John Stanton, Kanata Simmental Junior Champion Female Simmental Reserve Junior Champion Female 7. Female, born January 1st, 2017 to December 31st, 2017 With her own 2019 natural tattooed calf at foot Female and calf shall be shown as a unit except that the calf is eligible to be shown as a single animal in classes 1 and 4 8. Female, born prior to January 1st, 2017 With her own 2019 natural tattooed calf at foot. Female and calf shall be shown as a unit (in cow/calf classes) except that the calf may show as a single animal in the classes 1 and 4. Trophy: RBC Kinburn Branch, Jackie Laughlin, Kinburn Simmental Senior Champion Female Simmental Reserve Senior Champion Female Simmental Grand Champion Female Banner: RBC Kinburn Branch, Jackie Laughlin, Kinburn Simmental Reserve Grand Champion Female

page 65/151 9. Breeders' Herd - group of 4 animals bred by the Exhibitor Both sexes to be represented and must have been shown in their previous classes. At least one animal must be owned by the exhibitor. Limited to one entry per exhibitor. Registration papers to ringside. 10. Get-of-Sire - group of 3 animals from the same Sire Both sexes to be represented and they must have been shown in the previous classes. At least one animal must be owned by the exhibitor. Limited to one entry per exhibitor. Name Get-of-Sire. Sponsorship: Landstorm Contracting Ltd., Doug Craig, Carp Simmental Premier Breeder Simmental Premier Exhibitor Sponsorship: Barry & Peggy Graham, Carp 15. Showmanship - 12 to 15 years of age 16. Showmanship - 16 to 25 years of age SECTION 9 - FULLBLOOD SIMMENTAL SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th, 2019 – 11:00 a.m. Ribbons Only to Championship Classes

Prizes: 1st: $120, 2nd: $85, 3rd: $60, 4th: $50, 5th: $40, 6th: $35, 7th: $30, 8th: $25, 9th: $20, 10th: $15 Classes: 1. Bull calf, born on or after January 1st, 2019 In Memory of Paul Maxwell - Maxwell Land & Livestock Minimum of 3 months of age on day of judging that they may also be part of the Breeders' Herd and Get-of-Sire classes. Sponsorship: Alliance Simmental Farms, Mike McCart, Ottawa, Windy Meadows Farms, Lori McRae-Leitch, Almonte, Jane St. Denis, Kanata, In Memory of Paul Maxwell - Maxwell Land & Livestock 2. Female calf, born on or after January 1st, 2019 Minimum 3 months of age on day of judging that they may also be part of the Breeders' Herd and Get-of-Sire classes. Sponsorship: Jim MacKenzie, Ottawa 3. Heifer, born January 1st, 2018 to December 31st, 2018 Senior Yearling Banner: Lorolin Simmentals, Lorne & Linda Orser, Verona 4. Female, born January 1st 2017 to December 31st, 2017 With her own 2018 natural tattooed calf at foot. Female and calf shall be shown as a unit except that the calf is eligible to be shown as a single animal in classes 1 and 2. Sponsorship: McDougall Insurance Brokers Ltd., Kurt Shier, Arnprior, Banner: Dobbie Simmentals, Jeff & April Dobbie, Spencerville 5. Female, born prior to January 1st 2017 With her own 2019 natural tattooed calf at foot. Female and calf shall be shown as a unit (in cow/calf classes) except that the calf may show as a single animal in classes 1 and 2. Sponsorship: Evergreen Odds, Norm & Donna Plume, Cardinal, V5 Simmentals, Barbara Vance, Kanata

page 66/151 SECTION 1 – SUPREME CHAMPION OPEN BEEF FEMALE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th, 2019, 4:00pm Judge: Kyle Lewis, Spruce Grove, Alberta Open to any Registered Purebred Beef Female 2019 - Heifer Calf, 2018 Heifer or Cow/Calf Pair (Calves may not be split from cows) RULES: Entries must be pre-registered by FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2019. Entries will be limited to 2 exhibits per breeding unit. Exhibitor must show in their Breed Classe(s) on Saturday/Sunday to be eligible to win ENTRY FEE: $ 25.00

Prize: $1000 Classes: 1. Supreme Champion Open Beef Female A Supreme Champion Female will be selected from all Champion Female Classes Sponsorship: Albert Argue, Dunrobin, Matt Munro, Carp, & Family, Elm Holme Farms, Chad Findlay, Kinburn, Jim & Dorothy McGill, Kanata, Banner: Elm Holme Farms, Chad Findlay, Kinburn SECTION 2 - SUPREME CHAMPION BEEF BULL SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th, 2019 - 4:00pm Judge: Kyle Lewis, Spruce Grove, Alberta Open to any Purebred Beef Bull – Born 2017 - 2019 RULES: Entries must be pre-registered by FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2019. Entries will be limited to 2 exhibits per breeding unit. Exhibitor must show in their Breed Class(es) on Saturday/Sunday to be eligible to win. ENTRY FEE: $ 25.00

Prize: $1000 Classes: 2. Supreme Champion Beef Bull A Supreme Champion Male will be selected from all Champion Male classes Sponsorship: Palsson Hereford Farms, Brent & Jennifer Palsson, Carp, Banner: Palsson Hereford Farms, Brent & Jennifer Palsson, Carp

page 67/151 SECTION 10 – MARKET STEERS & HEIFERS Sunday, September 29th, 2019, 4:00 p.m. (Approximately) Exhibitors may enter two animals per section. The animals will be weighed the day of the show and two classes will be made accordingly. These animals must be weighed in before 12:00 noon the day of the show. Market Heifers cannot be shown in the purebred classes. Ringside Judging for the Market Steers & Heifer Class. The proceeds will be donated to 4-H.

Prizes: 1st: $120, 2nd: $85, 3rd: $65, 4th: $45, 5th: $40, 6th: $35, 7th: $30, 8th: $25, 9th: $20, 10th: $15 Classes: 1. Light Weight Market Steer/Heifer Sponsorship: Elliott Farm Equipment Ltd., Peter Elliott, Pembroke, Trophy: Elliott Farm Equipment Ltd., Peter Elliott, Pembroke 2. Heavy Weight Market Steer/Heifer Sponsorship: Rayburn Evans, Pakenham, Keith & Mary Samson, Kinburn, Trophy: Keith & Mary Samson, Kinburn Grand Champion Market Steer/Heifer Banner: David Green, Kinburn, Donated by David & Joanna Green & Family, Kinburn

page 68/151 DAIRY HEIFER SHOW

Friday, September 27th, 2019 at 1:30pm Directors in Charge: Mike Jensen [email protected] 613-617-1224 Judge: Ryan Crawley, Hastings, ON If you have any questions, please call the Directors in Charge at the above number. Make your entries online at carpfair.ca THANKS TO PROTYRE, RENFREW, AUDREY GUIGUES-ALEXANDER, KANATA, & BBS CONSTRUCTION LTD , OTTAWA & Dairy Distillery, Almonte FOR BEING THE MAJOR SPONSOR OF THE DAIRY SHOW This show includes both Holstein & Coloured Breed Heifers IMPORTANT TO EXHIBITORS:

1. Proof of liability insurance must accompany each entry form for the animals being shown. Entries will not be processed until this is received and are subject to late entry fees. 2. Manual Entries close on Friday, September 6th, 2019. ONLINE Entries will close Sunday, September 22nd, 2019. Entries will not be taken over the phone. 3. Entry fees are 15% of the prize money awarded. The penalty for late entry, made after September 22nd, 2019 until the day of the show, is an additional 5% of the prize money awarded. 4. Any entries made after Friday, September 13th passes will not be mailed out, exhibitors required to pick up at fair office. 5. The entry fee is 15% of the prize money awarded. 6. Late entry fee is an additional 5% of the prize money awarded. 7. Cattle must not be removed before 4:00 p.m. the day of the show – BUT must be out of the barn by 6:00 p.m. 8. Code of ethics for all dairy cattle exhibitors

The following supports good animal husbandry practices at shows, while presenting a positive image to spectators. All exhibitors and their fitters, agents, or other representatives agree to abide by the following rules and regulations. The following practices or procedures are unacceptable in the show ring or registered dairy cattle:

1. Misrepresenting the age or ownership of an animal 2. Filling an animal’s rumen unnaturally with liquid (tubing) 3. Administering epidural anaesthesia (blocking tails) and/or applying any irritant either externally or internally to the perineal (rectum and vagina) area 4. Inserting foreign material/articles under the skin, into the topline (including hair not attached to its own hair follicle) or on the feet (administration of acceptable medications, and false switches and tails is permitted) 5. Performing surgery of any kind to change the natural contour of appearance of the animal’s body, hide or hair. Not included is the removal of warts, teats and horns, clipping and dressing of hair and trimming of hooves

page 69/151 6. Criticizing or interfering with the judge, show management or other exhibitors, or other conduct detrimental to the breed or show 7. Wrapping hocks or draining fluid from hocks unless authorized by a veterinarian at the show

All exhibitors and their fitters, agents or other representatives agree to abide by the Standard Procedures and Rules and Regulations for Showing Dairy Cattle and/or other show rules and regulations. ATTENTION To be eligible for prize money, each breed must be shown separately and have at least:

1. All exhibits must be owned by and registered in the name of the exhibitor. All animals must have an approved CCIA radio frequency identification tag. The Carp Agricultural Society will charge a $25 fee for any animal that comes to the Fair without a CCIA tag. All exhibitors will be required to present registration certificates on demand by an official of the Show. Failure to comply with this request will disqualify entries or animals from being exhibited. 2. All exhibits must be registered in the name of the exhibitor in accordance with the by-laws of the Association. The certificate of registration must state if the animal is purebred or at least 75% of purebred inheritance, registered and recorded on the records of the Association in the name of the exhibitor. No animals will be accepted without a registration certificate or facsimile copy of both sides of up-to-date registration certificate from the breed offices. There will be no exceptions and no animal will be allowed to show on a signed transfer or Photostat certificate of registry. Each animal will be checked for show eligibility against its registration certificate prior to showing. 3. The calculation of Premier Exhibitor and Premier Breeder points per exhibitor and per breeder will be assessed on a maximum of ten (10) animals shown and earning points in the individual classes.

Pee Wee Showmanship - Dairy Calf to be shown by a child ages 3-10 years. Show will start after 4-H Dairy Show. PRIZE MONEY: $5.00 to each participant. Exhibitor Rosettes to all participants. Sponsored by Matt & Lexi Munro & Family, Carp NOTE: Ribbons to 5th place.

page 70/151 Holstein & Coloured Breeds Heifer Show

Prizes: 1st: $120, 2nd: $85, 3rd: $65, 4th: $45, 5th: $40, 6th: $35, 7th: $30, 8th: $25, 9th: $20, 10th: $15 Classes: 1. Summer Calf Class Born on or after June 1st, 2019 Sponsorship: Mississippi Vet Services, Larry & Nancy Caven, Pakenham, RBC Campeau Branch, Faye Potter, Kanata, Appaulo Farms, Barry Paul, Carp 2. Female Junior Calf Born March 1st, 2019 To May 31st, 2019 Sponsorship: Fairburn Farms, Helen Dean, Arnprior, Matt Munro, Carp, & FAMILY 3. Female Intermediate Calf Born December 1st, 2018 to February 28th, 2019 Sponsorship: Fadi's Fabulous Foods, Fadi Baroud, North Gower, Grand Valley Fortifiers, Margaret Currie, Ottawa, Rivington Homes Ltd., Doug Rivington & Connie & Steve Howie, Carp 4. Female Senior Calf Born September 1st, 2018 To November 30th, 2018 Sponsorship: Munro Farms, Stephen Munro, Carp, MUNRO FARMS, Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards, Voucher: Kinburn Farm Supply Ltd., John Herrick, Kinburn 5. Female Summer Yearling Born June 1st, 2018 To August 31st, 2018 Sponsorship: M & P Farm Equipment, Patsy Lowry, Almonte, Rivington Homes Ltd., Doug Rivington & Connie & Steve Howie, Carp, Trophy: Scotiabank, Christene Coulas, Carp 6. Female Junior Yearling Born March 1st, 2018 to May 31st, 2018 Sponsorship: West Physio Carp, Stittsville, Kanata, Arnprior, Lisa Kyte, Carp, Rivington Homes Ltd., Doug Rivington & Connie & Steve Howie, Carp 7. Female Winter Yearling Born September 1st, 2017 to February 28th, 2018 Sponsorship: New McLaren Systems Inc., Wayne McLaren, Cobden, Oakleigh, Prior- Keefer Family, Susan Prior, Carp, Rivington Homes Ltd., Doug Rivington & Connie & Steve Howie, Carp, Munro Farms, Stephen Munro, Carp 8. Female Senior Yearling Born September 1st, 2017 to November 30th, 2017 Sponsorship: D.A. Bielaskie & Son Ltd., Kevin Bielaskie, Cobden, Validity Genetics Testing,1331564 Ontario Inc., David Eastman, Rockwood 9. Breeder's Herd A Group Of 3 Animals Limited to One Entry Per Exhibitor Sponsorship: Almonte Veterinary Services, Dr. Cheryl Osso, Almonte

page 71/151 SHEEP DEPARTMENT Sunday, September 29th, 2019 - Judging begins at 10:00am Director in Charge: Stephen Johnson [email protected] 613-791-8775

Judge: Ian Grant, Kemptville, ON

If you have any questions, please contact the Director in Charge at the above number. Make your entries online at carpfair.ca

CARP FAIR WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR SPONSORSHIP: CANADIAN CO-OP WOOL GROWERS, CARLETON PLACE, HUNTLEY COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, MISSISSIPPI VET SERVICES, DRS. LARRY & NANCY CAVEN, PAKENHAM, RON'S PUMPING SERVICE, PAKENHAM. All exhibitors must have livestock in. Exhibitors can leave the buildings after 4:30 pm

IMPORTANT TO EXHIBITORS:

1. Proof of liability insurance must accompany each entry form for the animals being shown. Entries will not be processed until this information is received and are submitted to late entry fees. 2. Manual Entries close on Friday, September 6th, 2019. ONLINE Entries will close Sunday, September 22nd, 2019. Entries will not be taken over the phone. 3. Entry fees are 15% of the prize money awarded. 4. Any entries made after Friday, September 13th passes will not be mailed out, exhibitors required to pick up at fair office. 5. Entry fees are 20% of the prize money awarded.The penalty for late entry, made after September 22nd, 2019 until the day of the show, is an additional 5% of the prize money awarded. 6. Late entry fees are an additional 5% of the prize money awarded. 7. There are open pens and all animals must be in the pens when judging begins. 8. No animals can arrive on site previous to Sunday morning at 7:00 a.m. 9. *ALL ANIMALS MUST BE EAR TAGGED BEFORE ARRIVING TO FAIR, NO EXCEPTIONS.* 10. The Carp Agricultural Society will charge a $25 fee for any animal that comes to the Fair without a CFIA tag. ATTENTION: Each breed must be shown separately and have at least:

1. Three exhibitors per breed 2. Twelve animals per breed exhibited at a Class A Fair, of which Carp is one. If these qualifications are not met by the individual breeds, only half of the prize money will be paid. 3. The maximum total eligible exhibits per breed from a breeding unit is 6 head. 4. All exhibits must be owned by and registered in the name of the exhibitor. All animals must be legibly tattooed.

Note: Ribbon to 5th place.

page 72/151 Suffolk Sheep Prizes: 1st: $60, 2nd: $50, 3rd: $40, 4th: $30, 5th: $25, 6th: $20, 7th: $13, 8th: $10, 9th: $8, 10th: $6 Classes: 1. Ewe Yearling 3rd pair of temporary incisors in place. Born & bred in Canada Sponsorship: West Carleton Electric Ltd, Dale Hanna, Woodlawn 2. Ewe 1st pair of temporary incisors in place. Born & Bred in Canada Sponsorship: Munro Farms, Stephen Munro, Carp 3. Ram Yearling 3rd pair of temporary incisors must be in place Sponsorship: Ron's Pumping Service, Rick & Joanne Lindsay, Pakenham 4. Ram 1st pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Born in Canada Sponsorship: Cooper Rentals, Duncan Stafford, Nepean 5. Get-of-Sire, Group of 3 animals by the same sire 1st pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Both sexes may be represented Born property of the exhibitor. Sponsorship: Mississippi Vet Services, Larry & Nancy Caven, Pakenham 6. Breeder's Flock, Group of 4 Animals Both sexes must be represented - all the animals in a group are to be of one breed - bred & owned by exhibitor. Dorset Sheep Prizes: 1st: $60, 2nd: $50, 3rd: $40, 4th: $30, 5th: $25, 6th: $20, 7th: $13, 8th: $10, 9th: $8, 10th: $6 Classes: 1. Ewe Yearling 3rd pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Born & bred in Canada Sponsorship: West Carleton Electric Ltd, Dale Hanna, Woodlawn 2. Ewe 1st pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Born & bred in Canada Sponsorship: Munro Farms, Stephen Munro, Carp 3. Ram Yearling 3rd pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Sponsorship: Ron's Pumping Service, Rick & Joanne Lindsay, Pakenham 4. Ram 1st pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Born in Canada Sponsorship: Cooper Rentals, Duncan Stafford, Nepean 5. Get-of-Sire, group of 3 animals by the same sire First pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Both sexes may be represented. Born property of exhibitor Sponsorship: Weatherwall (Ottawa) Enclosures Inc., John S. Caldwell, Carp 6. Breeder's Flock, group of 4 animals. All animals in group are to be of one breed. Bred & owned by the exhibitor. Both sexes must be represented Cheviot Prizes: 1st: $60, 2nd: $50, 3rd: $40, 4th: $30, 5th: $25, 6th: $20, 7th: $13, 8th: $10, 9th: $8, 10th: $6 Classes: 1. Ewe Yearling 3rd pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Born & bred in Canada. Sponsorship: Cooper Rentals, Duncan Stafford, Nepean 2. Ewe 1st pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Born & bred in Canada. Sponsorship: Munro Farms, Stephen Munro, Carp 3. Ram Yearling 3rd pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Sponsorship: Ron's Pumping Service, Rick & Joanne Lindsay, Pakenham

page 73/151 4. Ram 1st pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Born in Canada Sponsorship: Cooper Rentals, Duncan Stafford, Nepean 5. Get-of-Sire, group of 3 animals by the same sire. 1st pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Both sexes may be represented. Sponsorship: Weatherwall (Ottawa) Enclosures Inc., John S. Caldwell, Carp 6. Breeder's Flock, group of 4 animals. Both sexes must be represented. All the animals in a group are to be of one breed. Bred & owned by the exhibitor. Hampshire Prizes: 1st: $60, 2nd: $50, 3rd: $40, 4th: $30, 5th: $25, 6th: $20, 7th: $13, 8th: $10, 9th: $8, 10th: $6 Classes: 1. Ewe Yearling 3rd pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Born & bred in Canada Sponsorship: West Carleton Electric Ltd, Dale Hanna, Woodlawn 2. Ewe 1st pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Born & bred in Canada Sponsorship: Munro Farms, Stephen Munro, Carp 3. Ram Yearling 3rd pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Sponsorship: Cooper Rentals, Duncan Stafford, Nepean 4. Ram 1st pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Born in Canada Sponsorship: Cooper Rentals, Duncan Stafford, Nepean 5. Get-of-Sire, group of 3 animals by the same sire. 1st pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Both sexes may be represented. Sponsorship: Weatherwall (Ottawa) Enclosures Inc., John S. Caldwell, Carp 6. Breeder's Flock, group of 4 animals All the animals in the group are to be of one breed. Bred & owned by the exhibitor. Both sexes must be represented Other Breeds Prizes: 1st: $60, 2nd: $50, 3rd: $40, 4th: $30, 5th: $25, 6th: $20, 7th: $13, 8th: $10, 9th: $8, 10th: $6 Classes: 1. Ewe Yearling 3rd pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Born & bred in Canada. Sponsorship: West Carleton Electric Ltd, Dale Hanna, Woodlawn 2. Ewe 1st pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Born in Canada. Sponsorship: Munro Farms, Stephen Munro, Carp 3. Ram Yearling 3rd pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Sponsorship: Huntley Community Association, Peter Green, Carp 4. Ram 1st pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Born in Canada. Sponsorship: Huntley Community Association, Peter Green, Carp 5. Get-of-Sire, group of 3 animals by same sire. 1st pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Bred & owned by the exhibitor. Both sexes may be represented. Sponsorship: Weatherwall (Ottawa) Enclosures Inc., John S. Caldwell, Carp 6. Breeder's Flock, group of 4 animals. All animals in group must be of one breed. Bred & owned by the exhibitor. Both sexes must be represented.

page 74/151 Market Lambs Prizes: 1st: $60, 2nd: $50, 3rd: $40, 4th: $30, 5th: $25, 6th: $20, 7th: $13, 8th: $10, 9th: $8, 10th: $6 Classes: 1. Open market lambs Commercial Prizes: 1st: $60, 2nd: $50, 3rd: $40, 4th: $30, 5th: $25, 6th: $20, 7th: $13, 8th: $10, 9th: $8, 10th: $6 Classes: 1. Ewe Yearling 3rd pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Born & bred in Canada. Sponsorship: Canadian Co-Operative Wool Growers Ltd, Lee Anne Durant-McIntyre, Carleton Place 2. Ewe 1st pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Born & bred in Canada 3. Ram Yearling 3rd pair of temporary incisors must be in place. 4. Ram 1st pair of temporary incisors must be in place. Born in Canada. 5. Breeder's Flock, group of 4 animals. All animals in group must be of one breed. Bred & owned by the exhibitor. Open Junior Showmanship (Age 5-21) Prize: $5 Classes: 1. Open Junior Showmanship (Age 5-21)

page 75/151 GOAT DEPARTMENT

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th, 2019 Judging begins at 3:00pm (approximately) Director in Charge: Stephen Johnson [email protected] 613-791-8775 Judge: Nancy McNeil, Warwick, QC If you have any questions, please contact the Director in Charge at the above number. Make your entries online at carpfair.ca THANK YOU TO BMO BANK OF MONTREAL FOR BEING THE MAJOR SPONSOR and CARP SHOW N' SHINE, CARP AND ROBERT & SHANE BRITTON-CARRY, COKERY POST FARM, CARP FOR THEIR SPONSORSHIP All exhibitors must have livestock in barn by 9:00 am the morning of the show. No exhibitors can leave the building until after the conclusion of the show. IMPORTANT TO EXHIBITORS:

1. Proof of liability insurance must accompany each entry form for the animals being shown. Entries will not be processed until this information is received and are subject to late entry fees. 2. Manual Entries close on Friday, September 6th, 2019. ONLINE Entries will close Sunday, September 22nd, 2019. Entries will not be taken over the phone. 3. Entry fees are 15% of the prize money awarded. 4. Any entries made after Friday, September 13th passes will not be mailed out, exhibitors required to pick up at fair office. 5. Entry fees are 20% of the prize money awarded. 6. Late entry fees are an additional 5% of the prize money awarded.The penalty for late entry, made after September 22nd, 2019 until the day of the show, is an additional 5% of the prize money awarded. 7. There are open pens and all animals must be in the pens when judging begins. 8. No animals can arrive on site previous to Friday, September 27th, 2019 at 7:00 am. 9. All Pureblood animals must be tagged

ATTENTION: Each breed must be shown separately and have at least:

1. Three exhibitors per breed 2. Twelve animals per breed exhibited at a Class A Fair, of which Carp Fair is one. If these qualifications are not met by the individual breeds, only half of the prize money will be paid. 3. All exhibits must be owned by and registered in the name of the exhibitor. 4. All animals must be legibly tattooed. Any animal not tattooed will be shown in the commercial classes.

**The all breeds class will be merged with the lowest breed entries** Ribbons awarded until 5th place. Ribbons only to Championship Classes. The following classes will be judged on September 27th, 2019 commencing at 3:00 pm:

page 76/151 Registered Boer Fullblood & Purebred Prizes: 1st: $60, 2nd: $50, 3rd: $40, 4th: $30, 5th: $25, 6th: $20, 7th: $13, 8th: $10, 9th: $8, 10th: $6 Classes: 1. Doe kid of current year - 0 to 9 months Sponsorship: Carp Show N' Shine, Laurie Lord, Kinburn 2. Yearling doe - 9 to 24 months - Never kidded Sponsorship: Carp Show N' Shine, Laurie Lord, Kinburn 3. Yearling doe - 12 to 24 months - Having kidded Sponsorship: Monalea Petting Zoo - Ferme Debbie & Ross, Ross & Debbie McCaig, Brownsburg-Chatham, QC 4. Mature doe - 12 to 24 months - Having kidded Sponsorship: Rescue Auto Detail, Clint Gilbert, Carp 5. Mature doe - 24 to 36 months - Having kidded Sponsorship: Rescue Auto Detail, Clint Gilbert, Carp 6. Buck kid of current year - 0 to 9 months 7. Yearling buck - born in the previous calendar year 8. Buck - 2 years old 9. Mature buck - 3 years & over 10. Get-of-Sire - group of 3 animals by the same sire Born property of the exhibitor, both sexes may be represented 11. Breeder's Herd - group of 4 animals all of one breed Bred & owned by the exhibitor, both sexes MUST be represented 12. Best Exhibitor's Herd Group of 4 animals owned by the exhibitor Sponsorship: Brian & Mary Carry, Kinburn Commercial Prizes: 1st: $60, 2nd: $50, 3rd: $40, 4th: $30, 5th: $25, 6th: $20, 7th: $13, 8th: $10, 9th: $8, 10th: $6 Classes: 1. Doe kid of the current year - 0 to 9 months 2. Yearling doe - 9 to 24 months - Never kidded 3. Yearling doe - 12 to 24 months - Having kidded 4. Mature doe - 24 to 36 months - Having kidded Sponsorship: Rescue Auto Detail, Clint Gilbert, Carp 5. Mature doe - over 36 months Sponsorship: Rescue Auto Detail, Clint Gilbert, Carp 6. Buck kid of current year - 0 to 9 months 7. Yearling buck - born in the previous calendar year 8. Buck - 2 years old 9. Mature buck - 3 years and over 10. Get-of-Sire - group of 3 animals by the same sire Both sexes may be represented, born property of the exhibitor 11. Breeder's Herd - group of 4 animals all of one breed Both sexes must be represented, bred & owned by the exhibitor 12. Best Exhibitor's Herd Group of 4 animals owned by exhibitor

page 77/151 All other Breeds - Must state breed prior to show Prizes: 1st: $60, 2nd: $50, 3rd: $40, 4th: $30, 5th: $25, 6th: $20, 7th: $13, 8th: $10, 9th: $8, 10th: $6 Classes: 1. Doe kid of current year - 0 to 9 months 2. Yearling doe - 9 to 24 months - Never kidded 3. Yearling doe - 12 to 24 months - Having kidded 4. Mature doe - 24 to 36 months - Having kidded Sponsorship: Rescue Auto Detail, Clint Gilbert, Carp 5. Mature doe - over 36 months - Having kidded Sponsorship: Rescue Auto Detail, Clint Gilbert, Carp 6. Buck kid of current year - 0 to 9 months 7. Yearling buck - born in previous calendar year 8. Buck - 2 years old 9. Mature buck - 3 years & over 10. Get-of-Sire - group of 3 animals by the same sire Born the property of the exhibitor, both sexes may be represented 11. Breeder's Herd - group of 4 animals all of one breed Both sexes must be represented 12. Best Exhibitor's Herd Group of 4 animals owned by the exhibitor Open Youth Showmanship:

Classes: 13. Open Youth Showmanship- Goats to be shown by children bewtween 5 - 12 years old, splits depending on numbers. Participants do not have to own their goat. Prize: $5 Sponsorship: Corkery Post Farm, Robert & Shane Britton-Carry, Carp

page 78/151 4-H DEPARTMENT

Director in Charge: Stephen Johnson [email protected] 613-791-8775 Desmond Dean [email protected] 4-H in Ontario is dedicated to the personal development of youth while providing a positive impact on volunteers and communities in Ontario. 4-H members are encouraged to develop self-confidence, a sense of responsibility and a positive self- image in a safe and encouraging environment; helped to develop their skills in communications, leadership, problem solving and goal setting; and offered the opportunity to learn about almost everything through club projects. Specific knowledge and skills are learned through projects that cover topics such as arts and culture, technology and science, livestock and agriculture, financial management, food preparation and nutrition, recreational activities, career and self-esteem development. The Cloverbud program is an opportunity for youth ages 6 - 8 to learn about all facets of 4-H Ontario projects. Cloverbud Program is hands-on, activity-based program that covers a wide variety of topics, including agricultural, food, crafts, life-skills, environment and science. By participation in the Cloverbud program, participants are able to get a taste for the topics covered in 4-H projects while developing an understanding of 4-H values. General Rules and Regulations:

1. Participation in the 4-H section is open to young men and women enrolled in the 4- H program in Ottawa Carleton who are between the ages of 9 and 21 years as of January 1st, 2019 unless otherwise stated in the Prize list. 2. Participation in the Cloverbud classes is open to Cloverbud members in Ottawa Carleton who are between the ages of 6 - 8 as of January 1st, 2019. 3. The 4-H committee reserves the right to refuse any entry, which in their opinion, is not in the best interest of the 4-H. The 4-H committee reserves the right to call in a veterinarian for a professional opinion should the need arise. 4. All participants in the 4-H section are expected to act and co-operate by showing good manners and behaviour at all times. Persons not complying with this rule will be dealt with by the committee. 5. 4-H livestock exhibitors are encouraged to display a Canadian 4-H sign whenever possible above their entries the day on which they show their animals. 6. 4-H livestock entries must comply with the health standards of the Fair and 4-H livestock health policies. 7. Exhibits and entries to be placed in the exhibit hall building on Wednesday, September 25th, 2019, between 6:00 and 9:00 pm and picked up on Sunday, September 29th, 2019 at 5:30 pm. ALL 4-H MEMBERS EXHIBITING ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR PICKING UP THEIR OWN ENTRIES unless prior arrangements have been made with the club leaders. 8. EXHIBITS ELIGIBLE FOR THE REGIONAL 4-H SHOW WILL BE IDENTIFIED BY THE JUDGE AT THE TIME OF JUDGING. 9. 4-H Tie-ups will be allowed into the barn starting at 7:00 pm Wednesday evening - in the past this has not always been possible.

page 79/151 10. The Carp Agricultural Society will charge a $25 fee for any animal that comes to the Fair without a CFIA tag.

4-H COMMITTEE Ottawa-Carleton 4-H Association Fair Programs Committee: ALL 4-H leaders of the Ottawa Carleton 4-H Association are responsible for the implementation of the 4-H and Cloverbud member show and projects within the 4-H program at Carp Fair. LOCAL ACHIEVEMENT DAYS All 4-H members in, Carp Community, Richmond & Ashton Community, West Carleton Community, Carp Dairy & Beef Heifer Club, and Fallowfield Community Club taking a beef, dairy, sheep market hog, goat or horse project must participate in an Achievement Program approved by the Carleton 4-H Association in order to receive credit for their 4-H project. Creditable entries are eligible for the Carleton 4-H Championship Show, Metcalfe Fair, Friday, October 4th, 2019. Members will be notified by their leader of eligibility. It will be the responsibility of the 4-H member to advise their leader immediately if they elect not to attend the 4-H County Championship Show.

4-H FIELD CROPS, HORTICULTURE & LIFE SKILLS All 4-H members in Ottawa Carleton taking a 4-H Field Crop or Horticulture project must exhibit their project entry at the Carp Fair. 4-H Field Crop & Horticulture members must enter ONE project crop grown on a 208 member plot in one of the following project classes. (Note: Additional entries must be entered in the Open Classes provided by the fair and abide by their rules. Members may exhibit only ONE type of project (i.e potatoes) in the county per year.

Items that are not finished properly in the opinion of the judge will be disqualified. Please ensure that all pictures on posters are exhibits are properly attached prior to coming to the fair. (Double sided tape is recommended). Canadian 4-H emblem is to be used. Leaders should make their members aware of the difference between Canadian and American emblems. Check the measurements for display boards. Boards with toppers (headers) often exceed the measurement requirements. **THANKS TO LORNE SUTHERLAND WOMEN'S INSTITUTE FOR SPONSORING LIFE SKILLS CLASSES 8-32 AT THE 2019 CARP FAIR** Prize Money: 1st - $5.00, 2nd - $3.00, 3rd - $2.00 Points will be recorded by the Carleton 4-H Association Fair Committee and Prize Money will be distributed at the Fall 4-H Award Nights.

page 80/151 4-H FIELD CROPS, HORTICULTURE & LIFE SKILLS & CLOVERBUDS

Classes: 1. GRAIN - 5 LBS (2.3 KG) BARLEY, OATS, SPRING/WINTER WHEAT, BEAN (ANY VARIETY) 2. CORN - 10 EARS 3. HAY - 1 FOUR-INCH FLAKE OF MACHINE BALED (NOT FROM A ROUND BALE) OF CUT HAY. Entry must be properly labelled for the appropriate class.

i) First Cut Alfalfa - 85% or more alfalfa ii) First Cut Legume other than Alfalfa - 85% more legume iii) First Cut Legume & Grass - 70% & 30% either way iv) First Cut Grass - 85% or more grass. v) Second Cut Alfalfa or other Legume - 85% or more legume vi) Second Cut Mixed Legume & Grass - 70% & 30% either way. 4. HAYLAGE OR CORN SILAGE - 5 LBS (2.3 KGS) 5. SOYBEANS - 5 LBS (2.3 KGS) 6. POTATOES - 10 TUBERS, VARIETY NAMED 7. ANY HORTICULTURE PROJECT OR FIELD CROP APPROVED BY YOUR 4-H LEADER(S) NOTE: There are certain requirements or display - Herbs: a labelled collection of more than 3 and not more than 10 specimens - Beans, Carrots, Tomatoes (5 specimens on a disposable plate), Cucumbers: 3 specimens on a disposable plate, Pumpkins: 2 specimens (tied together) type to be identified. For further produce varieties and instructions refer to OAAS - Agriculture and Horticulture Judging Standards (revised 2013). 8. WEED IDENTIFICATION POSTER OR BOOKLET - JUNIOR MEMBER 10 pressed weeds identified & labelled - poster approx. 22" X 28" (55.88 cm X 71.12 cm) a booklet should be standard size 1" binder or duo-tang. The "NEW" Canadian 4-H emblem (green & white) is to be located anywhere on the front of the poster. 9. WEED IDENTIFICATION POSTER OR BOOKLET - SENIOR MEMBER 10 pressed weeds identified & labelled - poster approx. 22" X 28" (55.88 cm X 71.12 cm) a booklet should be standard size 1" binder or duo-tang. The "NEW" Canadian 4-H emblem (green & white) is to be located anywhere on the front of the poster. 10. SEED IDENTIFICATION POSTER OR BOOKLET - JUNIOR MEMBER 10 seeds identified & labelled - poster approx. 22" X 28" (55.88 cm X 71.12 cm) a booklet should be standard size 1" binder or duo-tang. The "NEW" Canadian 4-H emblem (green & white) is to be located anywhere on the front of the poster. 11. SEED IDENTIFICATION POSTER OR BOOKLET - SENIOR MEMBER 10 seeds identified & labelled - poster approx. 22" X 28" (55.88 cm X 71.12 cm) a booklet should be standard size 1" binder or duo-tang. The "NEW" Canadian 4-H emblem (green & white) is to be located anywhere on the front of the poster. 12. SCRAPBOOK One page of scrap-booking displaying proper scrapbook design and techniques 13. ARTICLE OF WOODWORKING - NO KITS 14. PHOTO - 4 X 6, AGRICULTURE THEME, TAKEN BY A 4-H MEMBER. Photo printed on photo paper and mounted on a card stock. 15. A BARN QUILT - NAME OF PATTERN IS OPTIONAL

page 81/151 16. ANY BAKING ITEM - 3 ITEMS PER PLATE (i.e cookies, squares, muffins, biscuits, cupcakes or butter-tart with homemade tart shell) Must contain raisins and may contain nuts. Display on a small disposable plate inserted in a ziploc bag. Recipe included on a small recipe card and attached to all baking products. 17. A COLLECTION OF YOUR OWN GARDEN VEGETABLES AND/OR HERBS. Attractively displayed in a basket and labelled (include at least 5 different varieties). 18. ANY CRAFT ITEM I.e. Home for the Holidays - gift bags, ornaments, stockings, painted plates, etc. 19. ANY VEGETABLE - TO BE JUDGED ON PRESENTATION i.e. Correct number of specimens according to the horticulture judging handbook, cleanliness, etc. 20. A POSTER OF PHOTOGRAPHY - A COLLECTION OF 8 TO 10 PHOTOS Mounted and labelled relating to a 4-H project completed in the 4-H year. (Note: photos must be printed on a photo paper.) 21. A "ME" POSTER A collection of photos/pictures and a typewritten one page (8.5 X 11) article telling about yourself mounted on a bristol board approx. 22" X 28" (55.88 cm X 71.12 cm). 22. SOMETHING NEW FROM SOMETHING OLD - RECYCLING AT ITS BEST! Trash to treasure project 23. AN ARTICLE OF STITCHERY - KNITTED, CROCHETING, CROSS STITCHERY, ETC. 24. AN ARTICLE OF SEWING - EASY SEW PROJECT I.e. pajama project, pillow, hand sewn draw string bag). 25. ANY ITEM OF QUILTING 26. 6 PIECES OF CHOCOLATE FUDGE 27. RECIPE USING QUICK FIX MIX AS BASE - MUST INCLUDE SAMPLE OF MIX WITH ENTRY 28. A POSTER RELATING TO A 4-H PROJECT COMPLETED IN 2019 NOTE: Poster size - Approx. 22" x 28" (55.99 cm x 71.12 cm) must be following. Poster must Display the "new" Canadian 4-H emblem, which may be found on either 4-H Canada or 4-H Ontario websites, is to appear on the front of the poster. JUNIOR member - age 9-14 as of January 1st of current year, SENIOR member - age 15 and over as of January 1st of current year. 29. CLOVERBUDS MEMBERS ONLY - AN EXHIBIT FROM THE LET'S GET GROWING UNIT ( Including flowers, plants or posters as approved by Cloverbud leaders ) 30. ARTISTIC DISPLAY - DEPICT A TOPIC RELATED TO 4-H USING SEEDS, GRAINS AND FIELD CROP MATERIALS. Display must be mounted on plywood with size not to exceed 15'' by 15'' (37cm by 38cm) by 1.5'' (4cm). Oversize exhibits will be disqualified. The materials used do not have to be produced by the exhibitor but must be produced in Ontario. Will be scored on: Creativity= 50%, Materials- 35%, Neatness= 15%. Junior member is age 9 to 14 as of January 1,2019; SENIOR member is age 15 and over as of January 1,2019 31. 4-H CLUB/PROJECT EXHIBIT Open to any 4-H Club. Space of 36''x30'' will be provided for the exhbit. Exhibit not to exceed 42 inches in height and should be free standing. The exhibit is to be educational in nature. The exhibit must be prepared by two or more members of the same club. 32. 4-H MEMBER EXHIBIT Topic related to 4-H project completed in 2019. Table space of 36''x30'' will be provided for the exhibt. Exhibit should not exceed 42 inches in height and should be free standing.

page 82/151 2019 4-H CLUB CALVES ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM

1. Open to 2019 4-H members with a calf project. 2. Conformation and showmanship classes will be judged. 3. Creditable entries are eligible for the Carleton 4-H Championship show. A) Must be the original calf nominated before June 1st and shown by the listed 4-H member at the Achievement day. B) Must be shown by the listed 4-H member in the Showmanship classes. 4. Trophies will be presented to the Top Overall Showpersons and First Year Showpersons in each of the Dairy and Beef Shows.

All 4-H members in Carp Community, Richmond & Ashton Community, West Carleton Community, Carp Dairy & Beef Heifer Club, and Fallowfield Community Club taking a beef and dairy project must participate in an Achievement Program approved by the Carleton 4-H Association in order to receive credit for their 4-H project. Creditable entries are eligible for the Carleton 4-H Championship Show, Metcalfe Fair, Friday, October 4th, 2019. Members will be notified by their leader of eligibility. It will be the responsibility of the 4-H member to advise their leader immediately if they elect not to attend the 4-H County Championship Show.

4-H DAIRY AND BEEF ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM Friday, September 27th, 2019 Calves to be on the grounds and in place by 8:00 am Dairy Show: 10:00 am, Cattle Ring - Indoor Show Ring Beef Show: 11:00 am Cattle Ring - Indoor Show Ring

1. Calves to be on the grounds and in place by 8:00 am. 2. For all Dairy Classes, 4-H members should wear clean white pants and shirts, safe footwear (no running shoes) and show harnesses. No hats will be allowed. 3. For all Beef Classes, 4-H members must wear dark pants (no blue jeans), safe footwear (no running shoes), a white shirt, and show harness or belt clip. No hats will be allowed. 4. ALL 4-H livestock projects must be trained and prepared by the 4-H member only. 5. Under no circumstances should an animal exhibiting signs of transmittable disease be taken to an Achievement Day. In the event of an animal unable to participate in the Achievement Program, because of health problems, the member will be given credit for completion of the club. Written notification of the health problem must be given to Lynda McCuaig, the day of the show. The member will be allowed to show another 4-H member's calf in the Showmanship Class. Animals that were nominated by June 1st and are unable to show at Achievement Day will not by eligible to attend the 4-H County Championship Show at Metcalfe or at the Eastern Ontario/Western Quebec 4-H Regional Championship Show.

4-H TIE-UP COMPETITION

1. Open to all 4-H Clubs exhibiting livestock at Achievement Day (i.e. Dairy & Beef)

page 83/151 2. Judging to take place several times while the 4-H livestock projects are at Achievement Day. 3. Judging to be based on: A) Appearance (50) - General appearance of animals, including bedding, feed, equipment as deemed necessary, safety and cleanliness. B) Attitude/Team Effort (50) - Attitude of members, courtesy, completeness of information. C) 4-H Leaders have received copies of the judging criteria. 4. ALL 4-H members must tie their calves together as a club unit. No exceptions will be granted.

Prize Money: 1st - $20.00, 2nd - $15.00, 3rd - $12.00, and $10.00 to remaining entries. Prize Money will be distributed at the Fall 4-H Award Nights.

4-H GOAT ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM Friday, September 27th, 2019 - 3:00 pm Sheep Barn

1. Open to 2019 Carleton 4-H Goat members 2. Showmanship and conformation classes will be judged 3. Further information to be given by 4-H Leader Courtney Moodie (613-838-3151)

4-H MARKET HOG ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM Saturday, September 28th, 2019 - 1:00 pm Show, 5:00 pm Sale

1. Open to 2019 Carleton 4-H market hog members. 2. Conformation and Showmanship classes will be judged 3. Further information to be given by 4-H Leader Tanya Boyd (613-831-2431)

4-H HORSE ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM Sunday, September 29th, 2019 - 9:00 am Heavy Horse

1. Open to 2019 Carleton 4-H Horse members in the Carp Heavy and Carp Miniature Horse Clubs. 2. Showmanship classes will be judged 3. Further information to be given by 4-H Leader Tanya Boyd (613-831-2431) or Edna Crabb (613-838-5714)

4-H SHEEP ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM Sunday, September 29th, 2019 - 10:00 am Sheep Barn

1. Open to 2019 West Carleton 4-H Sheep members 2. Conformation and Showmanship classes will be judged 3. Further information to be given by 4-H leaders Gordon McCord (613-227-8955) or Jolene Dickson (613-859-2323)

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page 84/151 FIELD CROP DEPARTMENT

SECTION 24 Director in Charge: Desmond Dean [email protected] 613-229-5310 If you have any questions, please call the Directors in Charge at the above number. Make your entries online at carpfair.ca and we will print off all the tags for your classes Theme for the 2019 Carp Fair: "Connected to our community, Committed to the people" THANKS TO BIT-TA-LUK FARMS, CARP & P.T. SULLIVAN AGRO INC, CARP FOR BEING THE MAJOR SPONSOR OF THE FIELD CROP DEPARTMENT

A list of entries must be in the Carp Fair Office by 8:00 pm Monday, September 23rd, 2019, in order that entries may be processed. Exhibits are to be placed Wednesday, September 25th, 2019, from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm, or before 9:30 am on Thursday, September 26th, 2019 in the Exhibit Hall. Judging will take place on Thursday, September 26th, 2019 commencing at 10:00 am. This is closed to the public. Exhibits are lifted between 5:30 to 6:00 pm on Sunday, September 29th, 2019. Exhibits left after 6:00 pm on Sunday may be claimed in the Exhibit Hall on Monday, September 30th, 2019 before 8:00 am. The Carp Agricultural Society will not assume any responsibility for exhibits left on any Society premises after 6:00 pm on Sunday. PASSES - Field Crop, Grains & Seeds, Fruits & Vegetables, Honey, Flowers, Culinary Science, Sewing, Needlework & Crafts, Home Brewing Wine & Beer and Eggs - If LESS than 10 articles exhibited: a pass for Sunday for Child (6-12 years) or Adult (13 years & up). If 10 articles or more: a weekend pass for Child (6-12 years) or Adult (13 years & up). These prizes are subject to change. PRIZE MONEY - The entry fee is 10% of the prize money retained. JUDGING STANDARDS BOOKS - The Ontario Association of Agriculture Societies, OAAS, Ontario Fairs, Agriculture & Homecraft Judging Standards may be ordered for a $5.00 fee. Please contact Vince Brennan at [email protected] or 613-395-2495.

IMPORTANT TO EXHIBITORS:

1. The fields have been judged previously. 2. Please take note the specifications of the samples required to be judged. 3. Sample bags may be picked up at the fair office during office hours 8:00 am to 4:00 pm, before Wednesday, September 25th, 2019.

page 85/151 Field Crop Trophy: Awarded to the exhibitor with the highest score for any three fields & samples judged in this department Prizes: 1st: $30, 2nd: $25, 3rd: $20, 4th: $18, 5th: $15, 6th: $12, 7th: $10, 8th: $8, 9th: $7, 10th: $5 Classes: 1. Mixed Hay - 80% legume- 20% grasses, exhibit to a sample of dry hay (first cut) Possible score: 100 points for field, 25 points for sample. Sponsorship: Bit-Ta-Luk Farms, Gordon Ross, Carp 2. Grass Hay - Any grass or legume/grass mixture less than 80%-20%. Exhibit to be a sample of dry (first cut). Possible score:100 points for field, 25 points for sample 3. Ensilage Corn- exhibit to be 6 stalks of corn Possible score: 100 points for field, 25 points for stalks Sponsorship: Bit-Ta-Luk Farms, Gordon Ross, Carp 4. Grain Corn - exhibit to be 6 ears of corn. Possible score: 100 points for field, 25 points for ears Sponsorship: Bit-Ta-Luk Farms, Gordon Ross, Carp 5. Mixed Grain - exhibit to be a 2 lb sample Possible score: 100 points for field, 25 points for sample Sponsorship: P. T. Sullivan Agro Inc., Paul Sullivan, Kinburn 6. Barley - Exhibit to be a 2 lb sample Possible score: 100 points for field, 25 points for sample Sponsorship: Ottawa Valley Grain Products, Kevin Stewart, Carp 7. Soybeans - Exhibit to be shown as a sheaf, 6 in a sheaf, cut off roots on bean. Possible score: 100 points for field, 25 points for the sample. Sponsorship: P. T. Sullivan Agro Inc., Paul Sullivan, Kinburn 8. Spring wheat - Exhibit to be 2 lb sample Possible score: 100 points for in field, 25 points for the sample Sponsorship: Bit-Ta-Luk Farms, Gordon Ross, Carp 9. Winter wheat - Exhibit to be 2 lb sample Possible score : 100 points for field, 25 points for the sample Sponsorship: Bit-Ta-Luk Farms, Gordon Ross, Carp TROPHIES & SPONSORS GRAHAM ARMSTRONG MEMORIAL TROPHY A trophy and voucher will be awarded to the entrant with the highest combined total of two field scores, any of the crops. The sample scores do not count toward this trophy. It is based solely on the field score. Donated by Blair Armstrong, Donnie Cavanagh, & Matt Munro. KINBURN FARM SUPPLY TROPHY A trophy will be donated by John Herrick, Kinburn Farm Supply, Kinburn, to the exhibitor with the highest score for any three fields & samples judged in this department. Grand Champion Barley –Sponsored in part and a trophy and voucher donated by Carp Flour Mills, Carp, to the overall winner of the three barley classes – Field Crops, Grains & Seeds, and 4-H.

page 86/151 GRAINS & SEEDS DEPARTMENT

SECTION 25 Director in Charge: Desmond Dean [email protected] 613-229-5310 If you have any questions, please all the Director in Charge at the above number. Make your entries online at carpfair.ca and we will print off all the tags for your classes Theme for the 2019 Carp Fair: "Connected to our community, Committed to the people" THANKS TO BIT-TA-LUK FARMS, CARP FOR BEING THE MAJOR SPONSOR OF THE GRAINS & SEEDS DEPARTMENT A list of entries must be in the Carp Fair Office by 8:00 pm Monday, September 23rd, 2019, in order that entries may be processed. Exhibits are to be placed Wednesday, September 25th, 2019, from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm, or before 9:30 am on Thursday, September 26th, 2019 in the Exhibit Hall. Judging will take place on Thursday, September 26th, 2019 commencing at 10:00 am. This is closed to the public. Exhibits are lifted between 5:30 to 6:00 pm on Sunday, September 29th, 2019. Exhibits left after 6:00 pm on Sunday may be claimed in the Exhibit Hall on Monday, September 30th, 2019 before 8:00 am. The Carp Agricultural Society will not assume any responsibility for exhibits left on any Society premises after 6:00 pm on Sunday. PASSES - Field Crop, Grains & Seeds, Fruits & Vegetables, Honey, Flowers, Culinary Science, Sewing, Needlework & Crafts, Home Brewing Wine & Beer and Eggs - If LESS than 10 articles exhibited: a pass for Sunday for Child (6-12 years) or Adult (13 years & up). If 10 articles or more: a weekend pass for Child (6-12 years) or Adult (13 years & up). These prizes are subject to change. PRIZE MONEY - The entry fee is 10% of the prize money retained. RIBBONS: Ribbons to 5th place JUDGING STANDARDS BOOKS - The Ontario Association of Agriculture Societies, OAAS, Ontario Fairs, Agriculture & Homecraft Judging Standards may be ordered for a $5.00 fee. Please contact Vince Brennan at [email protected] or 613-395-2495. IMPORTANT TO EXHIBITORS: Please take note of the specifications of the samples required to be judged. Sample bags may be picked up from the Fair office before Wednesday, September 25th, 2019.

Grains & Seeds Prizes: 1st: $8, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $5, 4th: $4, 5th: $3, 6th: $2 Classes: 1. Medium or late oats - 2lb sample Sponsorship: Ottawa Valley Grain Products, Kevin Stewart, Carp 2. Barley - 2lb sample Sponsorship: Ottawa Valley Grain Products, Kevin Stewart, Carp

page 87/151 3. Small white beans - 2lb sample Sponsorship: Eastway Tank, Pump & Meter Ltd., Neil Greene, Nepean 4. Soybeans - 2lb sample Sponsorship: Eastway Tank, Pump & Meter Ltd., Neil Greene, Nepean 5. Sheaf of oats - One 2 inch diameter Sponsorship: James Daley, Fitzroy Harbour 6. Sheaf of barley - One 2 inch diameter Sponsorship: James Daley, Fitzroy Harbour 7. Sheaf of wheat - One 2 inch diameter Sponsorship: James Daley, Fitzroy Harbour 8. Ensilage corn - Six stalks Sponsorship: Jack MacLaren, Woodlawn 9. Grain corn - Six ears Sponsorship: Jack MacLaren, Woodlawn 10. Mixed hay - 80% legume, 20% grasses, two 4 inch flakes Sponsorship: Bob & Donna Craig, Kinburn 11. Hay - First cut grass hay, two 4 inch flakes Sponsorship: James Daley, Fitzroy Harbour 12. Hay - Second cut, two 4 inch flakes Sponsorship: Panmure Farms Ltd., Bruce Hudson, Kinburn 13. Sunflowers - 3 stalks To be judged on size, uniformity and maturity Sponsorship: Panmure Farms Ltd., Bruce Hudson, Kinburn 14. Haylage - First cut Sponsorship: James Daley, Fitzroy Harbour

page 88/151 FRUITS & VEGETABLES DEPARTMENT

SECTION 26 Director in Charge: Mike Jensen [email protected] 613-617-1224 If you have any questions, please contact the Director in Charge. Make your entries online at carpfair.ca and we will print off all the tags for your classes Theme for the 2019 Carp Fair: "Connected to our community, Committed to the people" THANKS TO THE PRIOR KEEFER FAMILY AND OAKLEIGH, CARP, FOR BEING THE MAJOR SPONSOR OF THE FRUITS & VEGETABLES

A list of entries must be in the Carp Fair Office by 8:00 pm Monday, September 23rd, 2019, in order that entries may be processed. Exhibits are to be placed Wednesday, September 25th, 2019, from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm, or before 9:30 am on Thursday, September 26th, 2019 in the Exhibit Hall. Judging will take place on Thursday, September 26th, 2019 commencing at 10:00 am. This is closed to the public. Exhibits are lifted between 5:30 to 6:00 pm on Sunday, September 29th, 2019. Exhibits left after 6:00 pm on Sunday may be claimed in the Exhibit Hall on Monday, September 30th, 2019 before 8:00 am. The Carp Agricultural Society will not assume any responsibility for exhibits left on any Society premises after 6:00 pm on Sunday. PASSES - Field Crop, Grains & Seeds, Fruits & Vegetables, Honey, Flowers, Culinary Science, Sewing, Needlework & Crafts, Home Brewing Wine & Beer and Eggs - If LESS than 10 articles exhibited: a pass for Sunday for Child (6-12 years) or Adult (13 years & up). If 10 articles or more: a weekend pass for Child (6-12 years) or Adult (13 years & up). These prizes are subject to change. PRIZE MONEY - The entry fee is 10% of the prize money retained. RIBBONS: Ribbons to 3rd place JUDGING STANDARDS BOOKS - The Ontario Association of Agriculture Societies, OAAS, Ontario Fairs, Agriculture & Homecraft Judging Standards may be ordered for a $5.00 fee. Please contact Vince Brennan at [email protected] or 613-395-2495. The Public Health Act (sec.32) states “Hazardous food … shall be maintained, transported and offered for sale at a temperature not lower than 5 degrees Celsius or not higher than 60 degrees Celsius.” Because of these regulations there will be no bake sale at the time of lifting of exhibits.

page 89/151 Fruits & Vegetables Sponsorship: Friends of Connor Engelberts, Chad Findlay, Kinburn, Trophy: Donated by the Friends of Connor Engelberts in his memory.

Classes 1-3: Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4 1. Potatoes, 3 Litre basket red brushed and named Sponsorship: Roger Woeller & Family, Kinburn 2. Potatoes, White 3 litre basket brushed and named Sponsorship: Roger Woeller & Family, Kinburn 3. Potatoes, Yellow, 3 litre basket brushed and named Sponsorship: Roger Woeller & Family, Kinburn Vegetable Classes: Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3 4. Turnips, 2 Table Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 5. Beets, 5 Table Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 6. Cabbages, Red 2 Heads Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 7. Cabbages, White 2 Heads Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 8. Garlic, 4 bulbs hardsoft neck variety uniform shape size not less than 2" Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 9. Carrots, 5, short 3-5 inches length Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 10. Carrots, 5 long over 5 inches in length Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 11. Celery, 2 Heads Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 12. Onions, 5 Yellow Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 13. Onions, 5 Multipliers - Above Crown Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 14. Parsnips, 5 Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 15. Edible Parsleys, 4 Stalks Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 16. Red Peppers, 3 Sweet Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 17. Green Peppers, 3 Sweet Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 18. Jalapeno Peppers, 3 Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 19. Any Other Hot Peppers, 3 Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards

page 90/151 20. Odd Shaped Vegetables Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 21. Odd Shaped Vegetable- Identified, decorated, named Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 22. Pumpkin, 1 Field Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 23. Pumpkin, 2 Yellow Pie Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 24. Squash, 1 Field Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 25. Squash, 2 Pepper Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 26. Squash,1 Hubbard Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 27. Zucchinis, 3 not to exceed 8 inches Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 28. Zucchinis, heaviest any variety Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 29. Zucchinis, longest any type Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 30. Rope or braid of onions or garlic minimum length 12" Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 31. A Jack O'Lantern Judged by the current President's Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards Fruit Classes: Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3 32. Watermelon, 1 Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 33. Cantaloupes, 2 Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 34. Grapes, 3 lbs Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 35. Tomatoes, 5 Red Sponsorship: West Carleton Sand and Gravel Inc., Angie Beubien, Carp 36. Tomatoes, 5 Italian Sponsorship: West Carleton Sand and Gravel Inc., Angie Beubien, Carp 37. Tomatoes, 5 Pink Sponsorship: West Carleton Sand and Gravel Inc., Angie Beubien, Carp 38. Tomatoes, 5 Cherry Sponsorship: West Carleton Sand and Gravel Inc., Angie Beubien, Carp 39. Tomato collections varieties named Sponsorship: West Carleton Sand and Gravel Inc., Angie Beubien, Carp 40. Apples, 5 MacIntosh Sponsorship: Kenneth Brydges, Carp 41. Apples, 5 Melba Sponsorship: Kenneth Brydges, Carp

page 91/151 42. Crab Apples, 1 dozen any variety Sponsorship: Kenneth Brydges, Carp 43. Apples, 5 any other variety not listed Sponsorship: Kenneth Brydges, Carp 44. 4 Litre basket of apples variety named Sponsorship: Kenneth Brydges, Carp 45. Pears, 5 Sponsorship: Kenneth Brydges, Carp Junior Classes - Boys and Girls under 16 years old: Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3 46. Junior Section - Odd shaped fruit identified Sponsorship: Kenneth Brydges, Carp 47. Junior Section - Odd shaped fruit decorated and named must be identified Sponsorship: Kenneth Brydges, Carp 48. Junior Section - Odd shaped vegetable Sponsorship: Kenneth Brydges, Carp ORGANIC VEGETABLES "Organically grown" food is food grown and processed using no synthetic fertilizers or pesticides. Pesticides derived from natural sources (e.g. biological pesticides) may be used in producing organically grown food. This category is open to certified and uncertified organic growers. Those growers not holding an annual certificate as an organic farmer may submit a personal declaration that their produce is organically grown.

Organic Vegetables: Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3 49. Carrots, 5, Short 3-5 Inches Tops trimmed 1/2 Inch Above Crown Sponsorship: Oakleigh, Prior-Keefer Family, Susan Prior, Carp, Carp Ridge Echo Wellness Center, Katherine Willow, Carp 50. Carrots, 5, long over 5 inches length tops 1/2 inch above crown Sponsorship: Carp Ridge Echo Wellness Center, Katherine Willow, Carp 51. Red Peppers, 3, Sweet - Organic Sponsorship: West Carleton Sand and Gravel Inc., Angie Beubien, Carp 52. Tomatoes, 5, Red - Organic Sponsorship: West Carleton Sand and Gravel Inc., Angie Beubien, Carp 53. Tomatoes, 5, Italian - Organic Sponsorship: West Carleton Sand and Gravel Inc., Angie Beubien, Carp 54. Tomatoes, 5, Pink - Organic Sponsorship: West Carleton Sand and Gravel Inc., Angie Beubien, Carp 55. Tomatoes, 5, Cherry - Organic Sponsorship: West Carleton Sand and Gravel Inc., Angie Beubien, Carp

page 92/151 SPECIAL CLASSES

100. Best Collection Of Vegetables Include Tomatoes - Maximum 15 Kinds Of Vegetables Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5 2 items of each kind, the number and arrangement to be considered. No store bought produce is to be included in this collection. All vegetables should be named and the variety listed with the collection. The arrangement is not to exceed 3' X 2'. All parts of the collection are to be edible except the container. Sponsorship: Donridge Farms, Bruce Munro, Carp 101. Field Pumpkin, Squash or Long Gourd. Judged by weight or length only Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5 Entries must be in on Wednesday night September 25th, before 9:00 pm. Sponsorship: Garry & Wanda Monuk, Kinburn, Trophy: Glenn Wilson Carpentry Ltd., Glenn Wilson, Kinburn GRAND CHAMPION GIANT FIELD PUMPKIN - IN MEMORY OF CONNOR ENGELBERTS A trophy will be awarded to the entry with the highest score in weight and overall appearance. Judging will be completed by the director in charge. The winner agrees to donate the pumpkin to the Carp Agricultural Society in order to be auctioned the support of The Engelberts Family. Trophy donated by friends of Connor Engelberts.

page 93/151 MAPLE SYRUP DEPARTMENT

SECTION 27 Director in Charge: Patricia Boyd, [email protected] 613-878-5308 If you have any questions, please contact the Director in Charge. Make your entries online at carpfair.ca and we will print off all the tags for your classes Theme for the 2019 Carp Fair: "Connect to our community, Committed to the people" THANKS TO MICHAEL WALTERS, STITTSVILLE FOR BEING THE SPONSOR OF THE MAPLE SYRUP DEPARTMENT. A list of entries must be in the Carp Fair Office by 8:00 pm Monday, September 23rd, 2019, in order that entries may be processed. Exhibits are to be placed Wednesday, September 25th, 2019, from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm, or before 9:30 am on Thursday, September 26th, 2019 in the Exhibit Hall. Judging will take place on Thursday, September 26th, 2019 commencing at 10:00 am. This is closed to the public. Exhibits are lifted between 5:30 to 6:00 pm on Sunday, September 29th, 2019. Exhibits left after 6:00 pm on Sunday may be claimed in the Exhibit Hall on Monday, September 30th, 2019 before 8:00 am. The Carp Agricultural Society will not assume any responsibility for exhibits left on any Society premises after 6:00 pm on Sunday. PASSES -Field Crop, Grains & Seeds, Fruits & Vegetables, Honey, Flowers, Culinary Science, Sewing, Needlework & Crafts, Home Brewing Wine & Beer and Eggs - If LESS than 10 articles exhibited: a pass for Sunday for Child (6-12 years) or Adult (13 years & up). If 10 articles or more: a weekend pass for Child (6-12 years) or Adult (13 years & up). These prizes are subject to change. PRIZE MONEY - The entry fee is 10% of the prize money retained. RIBBONS: Ribbons to 5th place JUDGING STANDARDS BOOKS - The Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies, OAAS, Ontario Fairs, Horticulture Judging Standards may be ordered for a $5.00 fee. Please contact Vince Brennan at [email protected] or 613-395-2465. There is a sample kit in the office available to help decide the proper class for syrup. The syrup must be a 2019 product and is to be displayed in one(1) 250 ml curved kent bottle per section. THESE BOTTLES ARE AVAILABLE IN THE OFFICE FOR A FEE OF $1.00 PER BOTTLE.

IMPORTANT TO EXHIBITORS:

Please note the updated colour classes for grading: Golden, Amber, Dark, Very Dark. Professional exhibitors are prohibited from entry in these classes. Please read class specifications carefully. The Public Health Act (sec.32) states “Hazardous food … shall be maintained, transported and offered for sale at a temperature not lower than 5 degrees Celsius or not higher than 60 degrees Celsius.” Because of these regulations there will be no bake sale at the time of lifting of exhibits.

page 94/151 SCORE CARD Density 30%, Clarity 15%, Flavour 30% & Color 25%

Maple Syrup Prizes: 1st: $20, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $10, 4th: $8, 5th: $5 Classes: 1. Golden 2. Amber Sponsorship: Michael Walters, Stittsville 3. Dark Sponsorship: Michael Walters, Stittsville 4. Very dark Sponsorship: Michael Walters, Stittsville 5. Maple butter Sponsorship: Michael Walters, Stittsville SPECIAL CLASSES

6. Best display of maple syrup products - not to exceed 2"x 2"- Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, others: $10 Consideration will be given to the variety of products and the attractiveness of the display. Commercially manufactured products cannot be included. Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards 7. Maple syrup candy - 6 soft or hard pieces displayed Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, others: $10 Sponsorship: Stanley's Olde Maple Lane Farm, Earl Stanley, Edwards

page 95/151 HONEY DEPARTMENT

SECTION 28 Director in Charge: Patricia Boyd, [email protected], 613-878-5308 If you have any questions, please contact the Director in Charge. Make your entries online at carpfair.ca and we will print off all the tags for your classes Theme for the 2019 Carp Fair: "Connected to the community, Committed to the people" THANKS TO BILL & WENDY COX, CARP & MICHAEL WALTERS, STITTSVILLE FOR BEING THE MAJOR SPONSORS OF THE HONEY DEPARTMENT.

A list of entries must be in the Carp Fair Office by 8:00 pm Monday, September 23rd, 2019, in order that entries may be processed. Exhibits are to be placed Wednesday, September 25th, 2019, from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm, or before 9:30 am on Thursday, September 26th, 2019 in the Exhibit Hall. Judging will take place on Thursday, September 26th, 2019 commencing at 10:00 am. This is closed to the public. Exhibits are lifted between 5:30 to 6:00 pm on Sunday, September 29th, 2019. Exhibits left after 6:00 pm on Sunday may be claimed in the Exhibit Hall on Monday, September 30th, 2019 before 8:00 am. The Carp Agricultural Society will not assume any responsibility for exhibits left on any Society premises after 6:00 pm on Sunday.

PASSES - Field Crop, Grains & Seeds, Fruits & Vegetables, Honey, Flowers, Culinary Science, Sewing, Needlework & Crafts, Home Brewing Wine & Beer and Eggs - If LESS than 10 articles exhibited: a pass for Sunday for Child (6-12 years) or Adult (13 years & up). If 10 articles or more: a weekend pass for Child (6-12 years) or Adult (13 years & up). These prizes are subject to change. PRIZE MONEY - The entry fee is 10% of the prize money retained. RIBBONS: Ribbons to 5th place JUDGING STANDARDS BOOKS - The Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies, OAAS, Ontario Fairs, Horticulture Judging Standards may be ordered for a $5.00 fee. Please contact Vince Brennan at [email protected] or 613-395-2465. The honey is to be a 2019 product and is to be displayed in a 500ml jar. SCORE - Liquid honey Colour 5%, Moisture 15%, Clarity 10%, Freedom from granulation 10%, Freedom from froth & impurities 15%, Brightness 20%, Flavour 20%, Evenness of fill 5%

The Public Health Act (sec.32) states “Hazardous food … shall be maintained, transported and offered for sale at a temperature not lower than 5 degrees Celsius or not higher than 60 degrees Celsius.” Because of these regulations there will be no bake sale at the time of lifting of exhibits.

page 96/151 Honey Prizes: 1st: $20, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $10, 4th: $8, 5th: $5 Classes: 1. Light Sponsorship: Wendy & Bill Cox, Carp 2. Golden Sponsorship: Wendy & Bill Cox, Carp 3. Amber Sponsorship: Wendy & Bill Cox, Carp 4. Comb Honey 3" x 4" block in a commercial foil container Sponsorship: Wendy & Bill Cox, Carp 5. Beeswax - 2 samples to be shown Sponsorship: Wendy & Bill Cox, Carp 6. Article made from beeswax - e.g. candles, lip balm, etc. Sponsorship: Wendy & Bill Cox, Carp 7. Creamed honey Sponsorship: Michael Walters, Stittsville 8. Chunk honey Sponsorship: Michael Walters, Stittsville SPECIAL CLASSES

9. Best display of honey products - not to exceed 2" x 2" Prizes: 1st: $25, 2nd: $20, 3rd: $15, others: $10 Consideration will be given to the variety of products and the attractiveness of the display. Commercially manufactured products cannot be included. Sponsorship: Michael Walters, Stittsville, Matthew & Marianne Gee, Ottawa

page 97/151 FLOWER DEPARTMENT

SECTION 29 Directors in Charge: Shannon Gillan, [email protected], 613-620-0132 Ashley Wilson, [email protected], 613-880-7504 Lisa Belton, [email protected], 613-761-0357 If you have any questions, please contact the Director in Charge. Make your entries online at carpfair.ca and we will print off all the tags for your classes. Theme for the 2019 Carp Fair: " Connected to our community, Committed to the people" SPECIAL THANK YOU TO BEV & STAN COWAN, WOODLAWN, ON FOR BEING THE MAJOR SPONSOR OF THE FLOWER DEPARTMENT

A list of entries must be received at the Carp Fair Office by 8:00 pm, Monday, September 23rd, 2019. Exhibits are placed in the Exhibit Hall from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm Wednesday, September 25th, 2019 or before 9:30 am on Thursday, September 26th, 2019. Judging takes place 10:00 am, Thursday, September 26th, 2019. This is closed to the public. Exhibits must be picked up between 5:30 to 6:00 pm on Sunday, September 29th, 2019. The Carp Agricultural Society will not assume any responsibility for exhibits left on the premises after 6:00 pm on Sunday. PASSES - Field Crop, Grains & Seeds, Fruits & Vegetables, Honey, Flowers, Culinary Science, Sewing, Needlework & Crafts, Home Brewing Wine & Beer and Eggs - If LESS than 10 articles exhibited: a pass for Sunday for Child (6-12 years) or Adult (13 years & up). If 10 articles or more: a weekend pass for Child (6-12 years) or Adult (13 years & up). These prizes are subject to change. PRIZE MONEY - The entry fee is 10% of the prize money retained. RIBBONS: Regular Classes ribbons to 3rd place - Junior Classes ribbons to 6th place JUDGING STANDARDS BOOKS - The Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies- OAAS, Ontario Fairs, Agriculture & Horticulture Judging Standards may be ordered for a $5.00 fee. Please contact Vince Brennan at [email protected] or 613-395-2495. IMPORTANT TO EXHIBITORS:

1. Articles entered in any Class (1 - 45) must not be entered in the Specials Classes (100 - 111). Exhibitors must use containers which are suitable and not upset easily. Professional exhibitors are prohibited from entering any classes. 2. All flowers and blooms exhibited must be grown by the exhibitor. 3. No purchased, plastic or silk flowers may be used.

HINTS FOR THE EXHIBITORS IN THIS SECTION:

1. All exhibits should be arranged attractively. 2. Cut flowers are to be shown on long stems and where possible, with foliage. 3. For taller stems and larger containers, use of cedar is recommended to hold stems in place.

page 98/151 4. Cedar used as a filler should not show above the container level. 5. Flowers should be as uniform as possible. 6. Make sure to measure the diameter of the blooms and enter the proper size by class. 7. A spray is a portion of a plant with a number of flowers. 8. A stem is a plant structure carrying one or more flowers and/or buds. 9. A bloom is an individual flower, one to a stem. 10. If a bud is not opened and not showing any colour, it does not count as a bloom and it is a good idea to remove it. 11. Exhibits must contain the exact number of flowers specified for the class. 12. Do not leave seed heads on the exhibit. 13. Watch for wilted petals. 14. Remove debris from pot. 15. In dahlia classes, green centers should not be showing and the blooms should be at approx. a 45 degree angle from the stem. 16. Ideal gladiolus spikes should show 1/3 open, 1/3 bud and 1/3 green. 17. A snapdragon may have more than 1 spike; note what is specified for the class. 18. African violets should contain only a single crown in a pot. 19. Sedum light and dark classes are differentiated by colour of stem 20. In a floral arrangement there should be no leaves in the water 21. Cut flowers should be in water

NOTE: Please read the class specifications carefully. No entries shall exceed 18 inches in height or width, unless otherwise stated.

CUT FLOWERS Prizes: 1st: $5.00, 2nd: $4.00, 3rd: $3.00

Flowers Sponsorship: Carleton Refrig. Heating & Air Conditioning Ltd., Roger Holmes, Carleton Place Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3 Classes: 1. Sedum, Light - 3 stems, no higher than 15" Sponsorship: Darvesh Gas & Groceries, Mehtab Bal, Kinburn 2. Sedum, Dark - 3 stems, no higher than 15" Sponsorship: Darvesh Gas & Groceries, Mehtab Bal, Kinburn 3. Sweet Peas - 3 stems, any colour(s) Sponsorship: West Carleton Garden Club, Sheila Stumpf, Carp 4. Sunflowers - any colour 1 head not to exceed 8" in diameter, must be on stem in water. Sponsorship: West Carleton Garden Club, Sheila Stumpf, Carp 5. Petunia, Single - 5 stems, any colour Sponsorship: West Carleton Garden Club, Sheila Stumpf, Carp 6. Asters - 3 blooms, not mixed colours Sponsorship: Laurysen Kitchens, Bill Laurysen, Stittsville

page 99/151 7. Cosmos - 3 stems, any colour(s) Sponsorship: Laurysen Kitchens, Bill Laurysen, Stittsville 8. Herbs, 3 varieties - 3 stems of each, names & displayed in 1 mason jar with water Sponsorship: Laurysen Kitchens, Bill Laurysen, Stittsville 9. Echinacea (coneflower) - 3 blooms, any colour Sponsorship: Laurysen Kitchens, Bill Laurysen, Stittsville 10. Marigold - less than 2" diameter of bloom - 3 blooms Sponsorship: Laurysen Kitchens, Bill Laurysen, Stittsville 11. Marigold - over 2" diameter of bloom - 3 blooms Sponsorship: Brian & Mary Carry, Kinburn 12. Snapdragons - dwarf, 3 spikes Sponsorship: Bob & Kathy Foster, Pakenham 13. Rose, miniature - Any colour, 1 stem, in a family treasure Sponsorship: Brian & Mary Carry, Kinburn 14. Hydrangea, panicle (cone like shape) - 3 stems, not to exceed 18" - from rim of container Sponsorship: Brian & Mary Carry, Kinburn 15. Hydrangea, Annabelle (round shape) - 2 stems, not to exceed 18" from rim of container Sponsorship: Brian & Mary Carry, Kinburn 16. Zinnia - under 4", 3 blooms (not pom-pom) Sponsorship: Ted & Georgie Carruthers, Carp 17. Garden rose - no extra foliage, floating in bowl Sponsorship: Heinke Brodersen, Carp 18. Rose - any kind, 1 stem, name variety Sponsorship: Ted & Georgie Carruthers, Carp 19. Gladiolus - 1 spike, any colour Sponsorship: Ted & Georgie Carruthers, Carp 20. Ornamental grasses - 3 stems, not to exceed 30" Sponsorship: Janet Foley, Dunrobin 21. Dahlia - 2 blooms, under 10'' Sponsorship: Carleton Refrig. Heating & Air Conditioning Ltd., Roger Holmes, Carleton Place 22. Pansy - 3 blooms Sponsorship: Carleton Refrig. Heating & Air Conditioning Ltd., Roger Holmes, Carleton Place 23. Any annual flower not listed - same variety, 2 stems or spikes Sponsorship: Heinke Brodersen, Carp 24. Rudbeckia - Black eyed Susan, 3 stems Sponsorship: Janet Foley, Dunrobin 25. Hosta - any small variety 2 stems, leaf size not to exceed 10", name variety Sponsorship: Janet Foley, Dunrobin 26. Hosta - any large variety 2 stems, leaf size not to exceed 18", name variety Sponsorship: Janet Foley, Dunrobin

page 100/151 HOUSE PLANTS Prizes: 1st: $5.00, 2nd: $4.00, 3rd: $3.00

27. Ivy or ivy like plant - potted E.g. swedish ivy, 6" - 8" pot, can be hanging Sponsorship: Bob & Kathy Foster, Pakenham 28. Succulent arrangement - min. 3 varieties In a container, not to exceed 8"X11" Sponsorship: Carleton Refrig. Heating & Air Conditioning Ltd., Roger Holmes, Carleton Place 29. Plant handed down from a parent or grandparent- not to exceed 12" height Passed through the generations Sponsorship: Janet Foley, Dunrobin 30. Jade - pot not to exceed 8" Sponsorship: Nairne Cameron, Sault Ste. Marie 31. Coleus - pot not to exceed 6" Sponsorship: Heinke Brodersen, Carp 32. Cactus - any variety labeled, pot not to exceed 8" Sponsorship: Heinke Brodersen, Carp 33. Aloe vera plant - pot not to exceed 8" Sponsorship: Nairne Cameron, Sault Ste. Marie 34. African violet - single, in bloom, any colour Sponsorship: Carleton Refrig. Heating & Air Conditioning Ltd., Roger Holmes, Carleton Place 35. Most unusual plant - named if possible, pot not to exceed 8" Sponsorship: Carleton Refrig. Heating & Air Conditioning Ltd., Roger Holmes, Carleton Place 36. Succulents - single, excluding cactus, 1 variety per pot, pot not to exceed 6" Sponsorship: West Carleton Garden Club, Sheila Stumpf, Carp 37. Christmas cactus - pot not to exceed 8" Sponsorship: Ted & Georgie Carruthers, Carp Junior - Ages 5-10 Years: Prizes: 1st: $5.00, 2nd: $4.00, 3rd: $3.50, 4th: $3.00, 5th: $2.50, 6th: $2.00 38. Pinkalicious- a collection of pink flowers- Using candy as accessories, example: lollypops, chocolate or your favourite treat! Sponsorship: Carleton Refrig. Heating & Air Conditioning Ltd., Roger Holmes, Carleton Place 39. Little Sprout- one sprouted seed, labeled in a clear plastic cup- Make sure to plant a couple weeks before the fair Sponsorship: Carleton Refrig. Heating & Air Conditioning Ltd., Roger Holmes, Carleton Place 40. Donna Christie Memorial- A cheerful arrangement of bright & brilliant annuals & perennials- Displayed in a vase of choice, must not exceed 12" Sponsorship: Grace Dillon, Carp

page 101/151 Junior- Ages 11-16 Years: Prizes: 1st: $5.00, 2nd: $4.00, 3rd: $3.50, 4th: $3.00, 5th: $2.50, 6th: $2.00 41. Snow Storm - an arrangement using only white flowers- Displayed in a vase of choice, must not exceed 12'' Sponsorship: Carleton Refrig. Heating & Air Conditioning Ltd., Roger Holmes, Carleton Place 42. Built on Community - a collection of annuals and perennials- Found around your home and your community, decorated in a container, not to exceed 18'' Sponsorship: Carleton Refrig. Heating & Air Conditioning Ltd., Roger Holmes, Carleton Place 43. Muddy Boot - create an arrangment of any flowers in a recycled boot- A cheerful arrangement of bright & brilliant annuals & perennials. Can have plastic holder inside, not to exceed 18'' Sponsorship: Heinke Brodersen, Carp 44. Call of the wild - flower arrangement using wild flowers- Container of your choice Sponsorship: Carleton Refrig. Heating & Air Conditioning Ltd., Roger Holmes, Carleton Place 45. Donna Christie Memorial- A cheerful arrangement of bright & brilliant annuals & perennials- Displayed in a vase of choice, must not exceed 12" Sponsorship: Grace Dillon, Carp, Donna Christie Memorial Special Classes - Individual Flower Arrangments: Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4 100. Surviving the Tornado- an abstract arrangement- Accessories are permitted Sponsorship: West Carleton Garden Club, Sheila Stumpf, Carp 101. Grandma's tea cup & saucer - Designed in a tea cup & saucer- not to exceed 10'' in any direction Sponsorship: Janet Foley, Dunrobin 102. Fire Side Glow - Floral arrangement using mostly red, yellow and orange flowers and drift wood Sponsorship: Laurysen Kitchens, Bill Laurysen, Stittsville 103. Head, Heart, Hands, Health - A green & white centerpiece for a 4-H event Sponsorship: Wendy & Bill Cox, Carp 104. Grandma's watering can- display an arrangement of any flowers - Mini sunflower in an old watering cannot to exceed 20'' Sponsorship: Janet Foley, Dunrobin 105. Start your engines (Males Only) - An arrangement using fresh flowers, berries and accessories permitted. Container of your choice. Sponsorship: Janet Foley, Dunrobin 106. Girl's Night Out An arrangement of flowers, in a wine glass. Accessories permitted. Sponsorship: Wendy & Bill Cox, Carp

page 102/151 107. Mellow Yellow- An arrangement of yellow flowers & greenery Sponsorship: Kathy McCord, Kanata 108. Dainty 'N Nice - A miniature not to exceed 5'' in any direction Sponsorship: Kathy McCord, Kanata 109. Steeped in Family Tradition - Tints & tones of any one colour displayed in a tea pot Sponsorship: Kathy McCord, Kanata 110. "Connected to our Community, Committed to the People" - Arrangement of flowers found in our community. Not to exceed 20'' Sponsorship: Wendy & Bill Cox, Carp 111. Let's Celebrate - An arrangement in a beer stein, not to exceed 22" Sponsorship: Wendy & Bill Cox, Carp 112. Plants in pants - Decorate your potted plant in your favourite pair of slacks or jeans Not to exceed 18'' in either direction Sponsorship: Kathy McCord, Kanata The West Carleton Garden Club Award- Prize: $35 Awarded to the exhibitor having the highest total points in Section 29, as a whole. Each 1st place awarded 3 points, each 2nd place 2 points, each 3rd place 1 point. Sponsorship: West Carleton Garden Club, Sheila Stumpf, Carp The Green Thumb Award Prize: $25 Awarded to the exhibitor having the most entries in section 29, as a whole. Sponsorship: Lynn & Brian Hudson, Kinburn

page 103/151 CULINARY SCIENCE DEPARTMENT

SECTION 30 Directors in Charge: Trish Shantz, [email protected] 613-296-1445 Kaytlin Barr, [email protected] & Lana Dean, [email protected] If you have any questions, please contact the Director in Charge. Make your entries online at carpfair.ca and we will print off all the tags for your classes Theme for the 2019 Carp Fair: "Connected to our community, Committed to the people" THANKS TO THE WEST PHYSIO FOR BEING THE SPONSOR OF CULINARY SCIENCE A list of entries must be in the Carp Fair Office by 8:00 pm Monday, September 23rd, 2019, in order that entries may be processed. Exhibits are to be placed Wednesday, September 25th, 2019, from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm, or before 9:30 am on Thursday, September 26th, 2019 in the Exhibit Hall. Judging will take place on Thursday, September 26th, 2019 commencing at 10:00 am. This is closed to the public. Exhibits are lifted between 5:30 to 6:00 pm on Sunday, September 29th, 2019. Exhibits left after 6:00 pm on Sunday may be claimed in the Exhibit Hall on Monday, September 30th, 2019 before 8:00 am. The Carp Agricultural Society will not assume any responsibility for exhibits left on any Society premises after 6:00 pm on Sunday. RULES FOR EXHIBITORS: Please read the prize list carefully - entries presented incorrectly will be disqualified at the Judge's discretion. Classes are open to all ages unless specified. One article cannot be shown in more than one section. All food entries need to be in clean plastic bags. Please attach entry tags to plates. PASSES - Field Crop, Grains & Seeds, Fruits & Vegetables, Honey, Flowers, Culinary Science, Sewing, Needlework & Crafts, Home Brewing Wine & Beer and Eggs - If LESS than 10 articles exhibited: a pass for Sunday for Child (6-12 years) or Adult (13 years & up). If 10 articles or more: a weekend pass for Child (6-12 years) or Adult (13 years & up). These prizes are subject to change. The entry fee is 10% of the prize money retained. RIBBONS: Regular Classes ribbons to 3rd place - Junior Classes ribbons to 6th place TIPS FOR EXHIBITORS - Score for baked goods

30% General appearance 30% Internal appearance 40% Flavour & Aroma

Please display the number of items as indicated in the prize list, and display as requested. In classes 1-22 & 102-113, the first, second & third place entries will be exhibited during the fair. Food items that do not place in the top three will be donated to the Shepherds of Good Hope. No holding due to regulations. The Public Health Act (sec.32) states “Hazardous food … shall be maintained, transported and offered for sale at a temperature not lower than 5 degrees Celsius or not higher than 60 degrees Celsius.” Because of these regulations there will be no bake sale at the time of

page 104/151 lifting of exhibits.

PLEASE READ RULES FOR EXHIBITORS AND TIPS FOR EXHIBITORS CAREFULLY

BREAD & ROLLS QUICK BREAD & ROLL TIPS:

Loaves: Cracks on loaves are acceptable Coffee cakes: Loaf cakes should have even colour, a tender crust, no moisture on top. Top cracks are accepted. Muffins: Should be uniform, rounded tops, no peaks, moist internal appearance, no tunnels, do not over mix muffins, do not use paper cups. Yeast: No glazing - i.e. no butter, milk or mixes to be used. Bread: Size and shape should be well proportioned, with an even golden top and bottom crust & no cracks. Do not pick with fork. Bread should be light for the loaf size, with no internal holes. Rolls: are a single item Buns: are attached

All exhibits to be shown on sturdy paper plate & in plastic bag

Culinary Science Sponsorship: Wendy Falls, Carp, West Physio Carp, Stittsville, Kanata, Arnprior, Lisa Kyte, Carp, Rivington Homes Ltd., Doug Rivington & Connie & Steve Howie, Carp Prizes: 1st: $7, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4

Bread:

1. White bread - Not from a breadmaker, no glazing, 1/2 loaf (consistently brown, knead well) Sponsorship: Reta Campbell, Stittsville 2. Dinner rolls - White - No glazing, 3 (consistent size and smooth) Sponsorship: Reta Campbell, Stittsville 3. Bread - Whole wheat, yeast - 60% whole wheat, no molasses, no glazing, 1/2 loaf Sponsorship: Shirley Dawson, Carp 4. Bread - from a breadmaker - multi grain only, no glazing, 1/2 loaf Sponsorship: Warren & Wendy Lathem, Carp 5. Cinnamon buns 3 rolled, iced, no raisins Sponsorship: Blair Armstrong, Woodlawn Grand Champion Bread Prize: $10 and Rosette Chosen from classes 1, 2, & 3 Sponsorship: Linda Downey, Carp

page 105/151 CAKES & MUFFINS CAKE TIPS:

Strive for uniform thickness of layers Cake should slightly round on top Icing should touch plate White cakes have only egg whites Light cake has whole eggs Icing uses icing sugar and can have whole eggs or just whites Frosting uses no icing sugar Decorated cakes - 50% general appearance, 50% workmanship

All exhibits to be shown on sturdy paper plate & in plastic bag

Cakes & Muffins:

6. Banana muffins - 3, without paper cups Sponsorship: Blair Armstrong, Woodlawn 7. Zucchini chocolate chip loaf - 1/2 loaf Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn 8. Apple cake - 1/3 of cake from a 9'' X 13'' baking pan Sponsorship: Debbie Hillier, Kanata 9. Johnny cake - 1/2 of 8" square baking pan Sponsorship: Reta Campbell, Stittsville

page 106/151 PIES & TARTS PIES & TARTS TIPS: All crust, tart & fillings must be homemade

Crust: Medium thickness, tender & flaky Filling: Thick enough to hold shape Medium depth tarts: homemade filling, no tin cups

SCORE: 20% General appearance, 40% Crust & 40% Filling Please use sturdy foil plates only. To ensure your pies are cooked, temper tin foil plates 10 minutes at 400 degrees F before using. For pies, use an 8" foil pie plate. Other exhibits to be shown on sturdy paper plates. Place all good exhibits in plastic bags. We request whole pies, as they judge the better half.

Pies & Tarts:

10. Apple pie - No spice Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn 11. Pumpkin pie Sponsorship: Linda Downey, Carp 12. Butter pecan tart - 3, no tin cups 13. Any other tart - 3, labelled COOKIES & SQUARES COOKIE TIPS:

Uniform size: even color Rolled cookies: crisp, yet tender Drop cookies: soft, slightly moist, tender Filled cookies: firm enough to hold filling

All exhibits to be shown on small sturdy plates & in plastic bag

Cookies & Squares: Prizes: 1st: $3.50, 2nd: $3.00, 3rd: $2.50 14. Peanut butter cookies - 3, soft Sponsorship: Miriam Gourlay, Nepean 15. Molasses cookies - 3 Sponsorship: Miriam Gourlay, Nepean 16. Shortbeard cookies- 3, plain 17. Plain Chocolate Chip Cookies Competition - 8 15 years & younger (winning entry to go to the district meeting in November) Please refer to the OAAS rules and regulations at the end of the Culinary Science Department for this class. Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn 18. Granola bar - 3, no peanuts, size 2"x2" Sponsorship: Reta Campbell, Stittsville

page 107/151 CANNED FRUIT NOTE: 250 ml or 500 ml bottles allowed. No decorative covers on bottles, no wax to be used. Must have good seal to be judged. All jars must be clean & sealed with new screw top lids. Prizes: 1st: $5, 2nd: $4, 3rd: $3.50, Ribbons to 3rd place

Fruit: Prizes: 1st: $5.00, 2nd: $4.00, 3rd: $3.50 19. Apple sauce - no spice Sponsorship: Wendy Falls, Carp, In Memory of Sue Falls from the family Neil, Leah and Darren Falls 20. Canned pears Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn 21. Canned peaches Sponsorship: Nairne Cameron, Sault Ste. Marie 22. Stewed tomato - no additives, onions, celery or peppers Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn JAMS, PRESERVES & MARMALADE'S JAMS & JELLIES SCORE: 25% General appearance, 25% Texture & 50% Flavour JAMS, PRESERVES & MARMALADE TIPS: Entries are disqualified if not sealed * use new lids only* Jams should be soft, spreadable, with no separation of fruit & juice; Jelly should be clear; Marmalade must have at least 1 citrus fruit or juice. ALL JARS MUST BE CLEAN & SEALED WITH NEW SCREW TOP LIDS. NOTE: 125 ml, 250 ml or 500 ml jars are permitted. Use no decorative covers on jars, no wax to be used. Entries must have a good seal to be judged.

Jams, Preserves & Marmalade's: Prizes: 1st: $3.50, 2nd: $3.00, 3rd: $2.50 23. Strawberry jam - plain, cooked Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn 24. Raspberry jam - plain, cooked Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn 25. Blueberry jam - plain, cooked Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn 26. Peach jam - plain, cooked, no large chunks Sponsorship: Nairne Cameron, Sault Ste. Marie 27. Marmalade - plain, cooked Sponsorship: Nairne Cameron, Sault Ste. Marie 28. Crab apple jelly - skim off bubble or foam Sponsorship: Wendy Falls, Carp, In Memory of Sue Falls on behalf of her family: Neil, Leah and Darren Falls

page 108/151 29. Red pepper jelly Sponsorship: Blair Armstrong, Woodlawn 30. Grape jelly Sponsorship: Blair Armstrong, Woodlawn 31. Green Pepper Jelly Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn Grand Champion Jam or Jelly Prize: $10 and Rosette Chosen from classes 23 - 31 Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn PICKLES & RELISHES SCORE: 25% General Appearance, 25% Texture, 50% Flavour & Aroma PICKLES & RELISHES TIPS: Entries are disqualified if the jars are not sealed. Use new lids only. Entries should have natural colour, uniform, medium sized pieces and clear (not cloudy) liquid.

9 day pickles are sliced crosswise Icicle pickles sliced lengthwise Relishes have uniform pieces

ALL JARS MUST BE CLEAN & SEALED WITH A NEW SCREW TOP LID NOTE: 250 ml & 500 ml bottles allowed. No decorative covers on bottles & no wax to be used. All entries must have good deal to be judged.

Pickles & Relishes: Prizes: 1st: $5.00, 2nd: $4.00, 3rd: $3.50 32. Ripe cucumber relish 33. Corn relish Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn 34. Fruit relish Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn 35. Zucchini relish Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn 36. Any other relish Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn 37. Dill beans Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn 38. Dill pickles Sponsorship: Wendy & Bill Cox, Carp 39. Bread & butter pickles Sponsorship: Warren & Wendy Lathem, Carp 40. Pickled beets Sponsorship: Warren & Wendy Lathem, Carp 41. Icicle pickles, labelled Sponsorship: Rivington Homes Ltd., Doug Rivington & Connie & Steve Howie, Carp 42. Pickled eggs Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn

page 109/151 43. Roasted garlic chutney Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn 44. Chili sauce Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn 45. Salsa sauce, mild Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn 46. Salsa sauce, hot Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn 47. Fruit salsa sauce Sponsorship: Linda Downey, Carp President's Choice

48. President Martha's Lemon Cake with buttercream icing - size 4'' x 4'' Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4 Sponsorship: Laurysen Kitchens, Bill Laurysen, Stittsville 49. President Doug's Chocolate Cake with chocolate icing - size 4'' x 4" Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4 Sponsorship: Laurysen Kitchens, Bill Laurysen, Stittsville

AGUSTA ARMSTRONG MEMORIAL Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5. Ribbons to 3rd place

50. 1 pint fruit marmalade, 1 pint canned yellow beans & 1 pint ripe cucumber relish Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5 All displayed in a basket Sponsorship: Cheryl Reid-Haughian, Carp CULINARY SCIENCE SPECIALS CANDY & FUDGE TIPS:

Cut pieces with a hot knife Fudge: Should be smooth, with no graininess & soft but firm enough to handle. Brittle: Should be smooth & hard Icing is made with icing sugar, frosting is cooked, half of a cake should have icing on three side.

SCORE: 25% General appearance, 25% Texture & 50% Flavour All exhibits to be shown on sturdy paper plates & in plastic bags

100. Light fruit cake - no icing, 1/2 loaf Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $12, 3rd: $8 Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn 101. Dark fruit cake - no icing, 1/2 loaf Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $12, 3rd: $8 Sponsorship: Wendy & Bill Cox, Carp 102. Tomato soup cake - brown sugar icing, 1/2 cake Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $12, 3rd: $8 Sponsorship: Wendy Falls, Carp, In Memory of Sue Falls from the family Neil, Leah and Darren Falls

page 110/151 Brown Sugar Icing Recipe: DIRECTIONS: 1/2 cup butter Melt butter, add brown sugar. 1/2 cup brown sugar Microwave on high 1 minute until smooth. 1/4 cup milk Add milk & stir in icing sugar rigorously to thicken. 2 cups approx icing sugar Mix quickly & add vanilla 1 tsp vanilla

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

103. Family favourite squares - 3 portions, please attach copy of recipe Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4 Sponsorship: Wendy & Bill Cox, Carp 104. Any loaf not listed - 1/2 loaf Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4 Sponsorship: Debbie Hillier, Kanata 105. Pound cake - no icing, 1/2 cake Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4 Sponsorship: Warren & Wendy Lathem, Carp 106. Maple fudge -3 pieces, with or without nuts Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4 Sponsorship: Rivington Homes Ltd., Doug Rivington & Connie & Steve Howie, Carp 107. Gluten free cookie - 3, any kind, labelled Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4 Sponsorship: Wendy & Bill Cox, Carp 108. Grandma's only - 3 cookies of your choice Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4 Sponsorship: Wendy & Bill Cox, Carp 109. Sour cream coffee cake - 1/2 cake, bundt or loaf pan Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4 Sponsorship: Wendy & Bill Cox, Carp 110. Butter Tart Competition - 5 tarts, No fruit or nuts Please refer to the OAAS rules and regulations at the end of the Culinary Science Department for this class. Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn 111. Tea biscuits - 3, plain Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4 Sponsorship: Warren & Wendy Lathem, Carp 112. Homemade soft pretzel - 1 pretzel Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4 Sponsorship: Wendy Falls, Carp, In Memory of Sue Falls from the family Neil, Leah and Darren Falls 113. Collection of family favourite homemade cookies Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $6, 3rd: $4 3 different kinds, named, displayed on a plate Sponsorship: Miriam Gourlay, Nepean SPECIALS SECTION FOR JUNIORS UNDER 16 YEARS - BOYS & GIRLS NOTE: All exhibits to be shown on sturdy paper plates or foil-covered cardboard in clear plastic covering. Exhibits not to exceed 10" in height or width. Classes 117-124 judged on appearance & presentation. Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6, 4th: $4, 5th: $2, 6th: $1, Unless otherwise stated. Ribbons to 6th place

page 111/151 117. Hand print cookie - ages 3-5 Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6, 4th: $4, 5th: $2, 6th: $1 Child's hand print cookie decorated to look like a turkey. Only decoration to be judged - displayed on a paper plate Sponsorship: Bob & Kathy Foster, Pakenham 118. Graham wafer house with Fair theme - ages 6-8 Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6, 4th: $4, 5th: $2, 6th: $1 Displayed on a paper plate Sponsorship: Laurysen Kitchens, Bill Laurysen, Stittsville 119. Bake & decorate 3 sugar cookies to look like your favourite animals - ages 9-12 Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6, 4th: $4, 5th: $2, 6th: $1 Displayed on a paper plate Sponsorship: Warren & Wendy Lathem, Carp 120. Bake & decorate a cake to celebrate the Carp Fair - ages 13-16 Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6, 4th: $4, 5th: $2, 6th: $1 Full cake, displayed on foil-covered cardboard Sponsorship: Warren & Wendy Lathem, Carp 121. Cupcake decorated to look like a dog - ages 3-5 Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6, 4th: $4, 5th: $2, 6th: $1 Displayed on a paper plate Sponsorship: Linda Downey, Carp 122. Plain oatmeal cookies - ages 6-8 Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6, 4th: $4, 5th: $2, 6th: $1 3 displayed Sponsorship: Linda Downey, Carp 123. Plain chocolate chip cookies - ages 10-15 Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6, 4th: $4, 5th: $2, 6th: $1 3 displayed Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn 124. Make a farm building out of cereal - Age 9- 12 Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $6, 4th: $4, 5th: $2, 6th: $1 Display on a base not to exceed 30 cm in any direction Sponsorship: Stan & Bev Cowan, Woodlawn Men's Only Baking Contest: Prize winning entries below become property of Carp Agricultural Society and will not be returned. Items will be auctioned off over the weekend. Prize: $50 301. Best chocolate cake - frosted or iced Sponsorship: Myers Kanata Chev-Buick-GMC, John Stanton, Kanata 302. Best apple pie Prize winning entrie becomes property of Carp Agricultural Society and will not be returned. Sponsorship: Myers Kanata Chev-Buick-GMC, John Stanton, Kanata

page 112/151 Ladies Only Baking Contest: Prize winning entries below become property of Carp Agricultural Society and will not be returned. Items will be auctioned off over the weekend. Prize: $50 303. Best 2 layer carrot cake - with buttercream icing Sponsorship: Myers Kanata Chev-Buick-GMC, John Stanton, Kanata 304. Best pecan pie Sponsorship: Myers Kanata Chev-Buick-GMC, John Stanton, Kanata **RULES FOR 2019 CONVENTION** OAAS PLAIN CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE COMPETITION (NO NUTS) RULES:

1. Contest is open to youth up to age 15 years (as of December 31st of current year) 2. One class only 3. Number of cookies to be shown at local Fair/Exhibition to be determined by each individual Fair/Exhibition 4. District/Provincial Competition Rules must be posted in the prize book of each local Fair/Exhibition.

DISTRICT COMPETITION

1. The winner from each Fair/Exhibition will be eligible to enter at the District competition 2. District entry must consist of 8 cookies displayed on a clean, sturdy plate (no paper plates) inside of a clear plastic bag with the exhibitor's name and address using the entry tag provided. 3. Plain chocolate chip cookies, without nuts, must be no larger than 3" (6.75 cm) and no smaller than 2" (5 cm) 4. Prize money to be paid by the District

PROVINCIAL COMPETITION

1. The entrant must be the winner from the District competition. 2. In case where the district winner is unable to send an entry to the convention, then the 2nd place District winner will be eligible to enter. 3. The entry from the District must consist of 8 cookies displayed on a clean, sturdy plate (no paper plates) inside of a clear plastic bag with the exhibitor's name, address and District represented using the entry tag provided. 4. Plain chocolate chip cookies, no nuts, must be no larger than 3" (6.75 cm) and no smaller than 2" (5cm). 5. The entry must be tagged with the exhibitor's name, address and District represented using the entry tag provided. 6. Cookies will be judged according to the OAAS Homecraft Judging Standards. 7. Entries will be received at the convention, according to the convention schedule. Judging will commence at 9:00 am - 9:30 am.

page 113/151 PROVINCIAL PRIZE MONEY: 1st - $20.00, 2nd - $15.00, 3rd - $10.00, with 12 prizes of $5.00

CARP FAIR PRIZE MONEY: 1st - $5.00, 2nd - $4.00, 3rd - $3.00, 4th - $2.50, 5th - $2.00, 6th - $1.00

OAAS BUTTER TART COMPETITION (INCLUDING RAISINS, NO NUTS OR FRUIT) RULES:

1. Entry must be made solely by the person entering competition (including pastry) 2. Competition open to all exhibitors 3. Number of butter tarts to be shown at local Fair/Exhibition to be determined by the individual Fair/Exhibition 4. District/Provincial Competition Rules must be posted in the prize book of each local Fair/Exhibition

DISTRICT COMPETITION:

1. The entrant must have won the Butter Tart Competition at the local Fair/Exhibition to be eligible to enter the District Competition (Class 110). 2. The size of the tarts must be full size tarts (no mini or bite-size tarts) 3. A total of 6 tarts will be required to be shown 4. Tarts must not contain fruit or nuts (ie., no raisins, no pecans) 5. Tarts must be on a clean, sturdy plate (no paper plates) inside of a clear plastic bag with the exhibitor's name 6. Prize money to be paid by the District.

PROVINCIAL COMPETITION:

1. The entrant must have won the District Competition to be eligible to enter the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies Competition at the convention. In case where the district winner is unable to send an entry to the convention, then the 2nd place district winner will be eligible to enter. 2. The size of the tarts must be full size tarts (no mini or bite-size tarts) 3. A total of 6 tarts will be required to be shown 4. Tarts must not contain fruit or nuts (ie., no raisins, no pecans) 5. Tarts must be on a clean paper plate inside of a clear plastic

PROVINCIAL COMPETITION:

1. The entrant must have won the District Competition to be eligible to enter the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies Competition at the convention. In case where the district winner is unable to send an entry to the convention, then the 2nd place district winner will be eligible to enter. 2. The size of the tarts must be full size tarts (no mini or bite-size tarts). A total of 5 tarts will be required to be shown. 3. No nuts or any other fruit. Only raisins are to be included. 4. Tarts must be on a clean paper plate inside of a clear plastic bag with the exhibitor's name, address, and district represented using the entry tag provided.

page 114/151 5. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place entries will not be returned to exhibitor but will be placed for auction at the convention. 6. Entries will be received at the Convention, according to the convention schedule. Judging will commence at 9:30am. 7. Tarts will be judged according to the OAAS Homecraft Judging Standards.

PROVINCIAL PRIZE MONEY: 1st - $50.00, 2nd - $30.00, 3rd - $20.00

CARP FAIR PRIZE MONEY: 1st - $7.00, 2nd - $5.00, 3rd - $4.00

page 115/151 JUNIOR DEPARTMENT

SECTION 31 Directors in Charge: Jean Sullivan, [email protected] Faye Potter, [email protected], Annie Craig, [email protected] If you have any questions, please contact the Director in Charge. Make your entries online at carpfair.ca and we will print off all the tags for your classes. Theme for the 2019 Carp Fair: "Connected to our community, Committed to the people" THANKS TO THE WEST CARLETON MINOR HOCKEY AND HUNTLEY COMMUNITY CENTRE FOR BEING THE MAJOR SPONSORS OF THE JUNIOR DEPARTMENT A list of entries must be received at the Carp Fair Office by 8:00 pm, Monday September 23, 2019. Exhibits are placed in the Exhibit Hall from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm Wednesday, September 25, 2019, or before 9:30 am on Thursday September 26th, 2019. Judging takes place 10:00 am, Thursday, September 26th 2019. This is closed to the public. Exhibits must be picked up between 5:30 to 6:00 pm on Sunday, September 29, 2019. The Carp Agricultural Society will not assume any responsibility for exhibits left on the premises after 6:00 pm on Sunday. The entry fee is 10% of the prize money retained - Individual Section Only Note to Exhibitors:

1. All the decisions of the Judge are final. 2. All exhibits must be the bonafide work of the exhibitor to be eligible for a prize. 3. All Juniors entering must compete in the current school grade for 2019-2020 school year. 4. All entry tags MUST be fastened securely to the exhibit. 5. Remember - Exhibitor's name should not be visible in the front of the item. 6. When there are less than six (6) entries per section, prizes will be given to only those whom the judge considers worthy of a prize. 7. All judges are qualified in their field and are independent of the Carp Agricultural Society. Decisions of the judge are final and cannot be challenged. 8. Entries under "INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS SECTION" should NOT be entered under a school exhibitor's number. 9. Rather those individuals entering the classes, 32-58 MUST REGISTER at the Carp Agricultural Society Office to receive their own personal exhibitor's number. Exhibitors aged 13 and over are required to pay a membership to the Carp Agricultural Society; in exchange it is customary the also receive a pass for admission to the Fair. 10. The Public Health Act (sec.32) states “Hazardous food … shall be maintained, transported and offered for sale at a temperature not lower than 5 degrees Celsius or not higher than 60 degrees Celsius.” Because of these regulations there will be no bake sale at the time of lifting of exhibits.

page 116/151 SCHOOL PROJECTS & REGISTERED HOME SCHOOL PROJECTS NOTE: Only registered schools may enter these classes. If your school is not participating in these classes, you are not eligible to enter, BUT can enter the "INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS SECTION." IT IS IMPORTANT TO ADHERE TO THE SET OF RULES AND REGULATIONS TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT

NO NAMES (FIRST OR LAST) ON THE STUDENT ENTRIES PLEASE SUBMIT ONLY THE TOP 5 OUT OF EACH CLASS READ THE INSTRUCTIONS AND SIZE DIMENSIONS CAREFULLY. IF SIZE IS NOT SPECIFIED, THEN THE CHOICE IS YOURS.

PRIZE MONEY (Class 1-30): 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $5.00, 3rd: $4.75, 4th: $4.50, 5th: $4.25, 6th: $4.00. Ribbons to 6th place

Junior Department Sponsorship: Ken White Construction Ltd., Dave White, Carp Prizes: 1st: $5.50, 2nd: $5.00, 3rd: $4.75, 4th: $4.50, 5th: $4.25, 6th: $4.00

Junior Kindergarten:

1. Draw & color a picture of yourself on paper using crayons only on paper (8 1/2" x 11"/ 21.5 cm x 28 cm) Sponsorship: Barbara J. Paul, Carp 2. Colour a farm animal page from a colouring book using crayons Sponsorship: Barbara J. Paul, Carp 3. A collection from a walk - 6 items on a paper plate Sponsorship: Barbara J. Paul, Carp Senior Kindergarten:

4. Make a construction paper sunflower decorated with sunflower seeds 9''x12'' Sponsorship: Barbara J. Paul, Carp 5. Create a necklace using a variety of materials - pasta, beads or teacher's choice Sponsorship: Barbara J. Paul, Carp 6. Using three popsicle sticks- make and decorate a Christmas Tree Sponsorship: Ruth Herrick, Ottawa Grade One:

7. Decorate the top of a pencil Sponsorship: Ruth Herrick, Ottawa 8. Create a fall scene - Sponge paint on black or brown construction paper, max size 9"x 12" Sponsorship: Ruth Herrick, Ottawa 9. Make a farm animal puppet using a paper lunch bag Sponsorship: Ruth Herrick, Ottawa

page 117/151 Grade Two:

10. Create a bookmark - Carp Fair theme using pencil crayons Theme " Connected to our community, Committed to the people" Sponsorship: Laurysen Kitchens, Bill Laurysen, Stittsville 11. Make and decorate a magician's wand - Using construction paper Sponsorship: Laurysen Kitchens, Bill Laurysen, Stittsville 12. Create a sock "animal" puppet - Stuffed with paper or use a piece of cardboard to display Sponsorship: Myers Kanata Chev-Buick-GMC, John Stanton, Kanata Grade Three:

13. Create a bookmark featuring your favourite superhero Sponsorship: Myers Kanata Chev-Buick-GMC, John Stanton, Kanata 14. Create a homemade invitation to a halloween party Sponsorship: Myers Kanata Chev-Buick-GMC, John Stanton, Kanata 15. Create a tractor or piece of farm machinery made out of clay Sponsorship: Myers Kanata Chev-Buick-GMC, John Stanton, Kanata Grade Four:

16. Build a castle - Using mainly recycled cardboard items (boxes, paper rolls, tubes) Can be decorated with paint, paper, markers, foil, maximum size 12"x12"x12" Sponsorship: Mary Samson, Kinburn 17. Create a miniature clown car using recyclables Sponsorship: Mary Samson, Kinburn 18. Wrapping paper for any occasion - Create a pattern design using a minimum of 3 attributes and repeat the pattern 5 times Maximum of 8 1/2" x 11" Sponsorship: Mary Samson, Kinburn Grade Five:

19. A diorama in a shoebox depicting a rural scene Standard shoe box size (no boot boxes) lids closed for transport Sponsorship: Mary Samson, Kinburn 20. Finish this poem "At the Carp Fair I will ...... " 8-10 sentences, be cautious with spelling, grammar and punctuation Sponsorship: Mary Samson, Kinburn 21. Create a rosette prize ribbon - From new or recycled materials, max length 12" Sponsorship: Bev Brodmann, Calabogie Grade Six:

22. Create a poster with emphasis on anti-bullying in school Using a 1/2 piece of bristol board Sponsorship: Bev Brodmann, Calabogie 23. Make a model early flight structure - Hot Air Balloon, plane, kite etc. Sponsorship: Bev Brodmann, Calabogie

page 118/151 24. Create a split picture - by cutting a 5" x 7" photo of yourself in half and the recreated missing half Should be mounted on 8 1/2" x 11" paper. Can be a photocopy of the picture. Sponsorship: Bev Brodmann, Calabogie Grade Seven:

25. Create a circus themed dreamcatcher Sponsorship: Bev Brodmann, Calabogie 26. Create a bird house using recycled materials - Must be ready to hang Sponsorship: Bev Brodmann, Calabogie 27. Write a newspaper article - promoting the different events/features of the 2019 Carp Fair, computer or handmade graphics 1/2 page to a maximum of 8 1/2" x 11". See www.carpfair.ca for ideas Sponsorship: Bev Brodmann, Calabogie Grade Eight:

28. Write a persuasive paragraph On the importance of the Carp Fair in your community Should be 100 words or less, handwritten or typed. Sponsorship: Bev Brodmann, Calabogie 29. Create a wind chime - With re-used and/or recycled materials - must be ready to hang. Sponsorship: Bev Brodmann, Calabogie 30. Create a poster to honour pioneers- On paper, 11'' X 17" Sponsorship: Bev Brodmann, Calabogie SPECIAL SCHOOL PROJECTS NO INDIVIDUALS PLEASE!

31. Create a Scarecrow- Prizes: 1st: $75, 2nd: $45, others: $30 Sponsorship: Carp Family Dentistry, Amanda Ivory, Carp 32. Junior Poster Competition - "Promoting Your Fair"- up to & including Grade 4 Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5 Please refer to the OAAS rules and regulations at the end of the Junior Department for this class Sponsorship: Myers Kanata Chev-Buick-GMC, John Stanton, Kanata 33. Intermediate Poster Competition- "Promoting Your Fair" - Grade 5 up to & including Grade 8 Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5 Please refer to the OAAS rules and regulations at the end of the Junior Department for this class Sponsorship: Myers Kanata Chev-Buick-GMC, John Stanton, Kanata 34. Senior Poster Competition- "Promoting Your Fair"- Grade 9 up to & including Grade 12 Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5 Please refer to the OAAS rules and regulations at the end of the Junior Department for this class Sponsorship: Myers Kanata Chev-Buick-GMC, John Stanton, Kanata

page 119/151 INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS THESE CLASSES ARE OPEN TO ANYONE WHO WISHES TO ENTER Entries are under 'INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS SECTION' should NOT be entered under a school exhibitor's number. Rather, those individuals entering the classes 35-105, MUST REGISTER at the Carp Agricultural Society Office to receive their own personal exhibitor's number. Exhibitor's aged 13 and over are required to pay a membership the the Carp Agricultural Society, in exchange, it is customary that they also receive a pass for admission to the Fair.

Ages up to 2 Years:

35. Create a finger painting On 8 1/2" x 11" piece of paper - can add natural ingredients to create texture. Ie. salt, seeds, oatmeal etc. Sponsorship: Ken White Construction Ltd., Dave White, Carp 36. Paint with leaves (leaf stamping) - On 9" x 12" piece of construction paper Sponsorship: Ken White Construction Ltd., Dave White, Carp Ages 3 & 4 Years:

37. Decorate an egg carton caterpillar Sponsorship: Ken White Construction Ltd., Dave White, Carp 38. Create a snowman using toilet paper roll Decorate with paint and/or markers, stickers, fabric, etc Sponsorship: Evelyn A. Wheeler - Barrister & Solicitor, Evelyn Wheeler, Almonte Ages 5 & 6:

39. Make a tractor out of recycled materials Can be decorated, maximum size 12" x 12" x 12" Sponsorship: Evelyn A. Wheeler - Barrister & Solicitor, Evelyn Wheeler, Almonte 40. Create a paper bag puppet of a monster Sponsorship: Evelyn A. Wheeler - Barrister & Solicitor, Evelyn Wheeler, Almonte 41. Create paper plate tamborine Sponsorship: Evelyn A. Wheeler - Barrister & Solicitor, Evelyn Wheeler, Almonte Ages 7 & 8:

42. Dress a stuffy as a baby Sponsorship: Evelyn A. Wheeler - Barrister & Solicitor, Evelyn Wheeler, Almonte 43. Decorate a toilet plunger to look like an animal - Any material may be added Sponsorship: Terry's Old Fashioned Lemonade Inc., Chris Byrne, Ottawa 44. Create a cowboy/cowgirl using a toilet paper roll Sponsorship: Terry's Old Fashioned Lemonade Inc., Chris Byrne, Ottawa

page 120/151 45. In cursive handwriting copy excerpt from the poem "The County Fair" by Marilyn Lott Don't'ca just love a county fair There's so much that you can do Exhibits of everything under the sun Booths of delicious food too

I enjoy the animals large and small As I walk down through the isles From horses and cows to adorable sheep They fill your heart with smiles

There's something about that atmosphere And the excitement a fair will bring So every year about this time I enjoy them with their festive ring Sponsorship: Terry's Old Fashioned Lemonade Inc., Chris Byrne, Ottawa Ages 9 & 10:

46. Lego creation of something you have seen at the Carp Fair Max size 18" x 18" x 18" - must be secure and displayed on a sturdy base Sponsorship: Terry's Old Fashioned Lemonade Inc., Chris Byrne, Ottawa 47. A very mini barn quilt- Using a 6"x 6" square piece of wood Paint a mini barn quilt with your favourite pattern. Suitable for a trivet or to hang on the wall Sponsorship: Terry's Old Fashioned Lemonade Inc., Chris Byrne, Ottawa 48. Create a funny corncob person Using fruit, flowers, vegetables and/or seeds - securely attached Sponsorship: Baker Tilly Ottawa LLP, Janice Beaudoin, Ottawa 49. In cursive handwriting copy the excerpt from the poem " The County Fair" "The County Fair" by Marilyn Lott Don't'ca just love a county fair There's so much that you can do Exhibits of everything under the sun Booths of delicious food too

I enjoy the animals large and small As I walk down through the isles From horses and cows to adorable sheep They fill your heart with smiles

There's something about that atmosphere And the excitement a fair will bring So every year about this time I enjoy them with their festive ring Sponsorship: Baker Tilly Ottawa LLP, Janice Beaudoin, Ottawa

page 121/151 Ages 11 & 12:

50. Create a log house Made from materials of your choice. Max size 18"x18" (must be securely displayed on a sturdy base) Sponsorship: Baker Tilly Ottawa LLP, Janice Beaudoin, Ottawa 51. Computer art work Research a farm animal - include graphics on a 8 1/2" x 11" piece of paper Sponsorship: Baker Tilly Ottawa LLP, Janice Beaudoin, Ottawa 52. Make and decorate a wreath for Christmas Natural or artificial materials may be used Sponsorship: Baker Tilly Ottawa LLP, Janice Beaudoin, Ottawa 53. In cursive handwriting copy the poem " The County Fair" "The County Fair" by Marilyn Lott Don't'ca just love a county fair There's so much that you can do Exhibits of everything under the sun Booths of delicious food too

I enjoy the animals large and small As I walk down through the isles From horses and cows to adorable sheep They fill your heart with smiles

There's something about that atmosphere And the excitement a fair will bring So every year about this time I enjoy them with their festive ring Sponsorship: Ken White Construction Ltd., Dave White, Carp

page 122/151 Ages 13 & 14:

54. Create an article of handmade jewellery - any material Sponsorship: Carp Family Dentistry, Amanda Ivory, Carp 55. Create a scrapbook page of a family celebration I.e. Christmas, Thanksgiving, Birthday party, etc. Sponsorship: Ken White Construction Ltd., Dave White, Carp 56. Colour a page from adult colouring book- Use pencil crayons Sponsorship: Ken White Construction Ltd., Dave White, Carp 57. In cursive handwritting copy the poem "The County Fair" "The County Fair" by Marilyn Lott Don't'ca just love a county fair There's so much that you can do Exhibits of everything under the sun Booths of delicious food too

I enjoy the animals large and small As I walk down through the isles From horses and cows to adorable sheep They fill your heart with smiles

There's something about that atmosphere And the excitement a fair will bring So every year about this time I enjoy them with their festive ring Sponsorship: Myers Kanata Chev-Buick-GMC, John Stanton, Kanata Ages 15 & up:

58. Create a decorative weather vane Materials of your choice; able to stand on its own for display, Max size 18''x18''x24'' high Sponsorship: Ken White Construction Ltd., Dave White, Carp 59. Create a computer-generated poster for Carp Fair Drive-In Bingo Prizes: 1st: $20, 2nd: $10, others: $5 Featured every Wednesday in July. Size 8 1/2''x11" Sponsorship: Ken White Construction Ltd., Dave White, Carp

page 123/151 60. In cursive handwriting copy the poem " The County Fair" Prizes: 1st: $20, 2nd: $10, others: $5 "The County Fair" by Marilyn Lott Don't'ca just love a county fair There's so much that you can do Exhibits of everything under the sun Booths of delicious food too

I enjoy the animals large and small As I walk down through the isles From horses and cows to adorable sheep They fill your heart with smiles

There's something about that atmosphere And the excitement a fair will bring So every year about this time I enjoy them with their festive ring Sponsorship: Ken White Construction Ltd., Dave White, Carp AGUSTA ARMSTRONG MEMORIAL - JUNIOR UP TO 12 YEARS

100. Homemade Christmas card with homemade decorations for grandma or grandpa Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5 Sponsorship: Cheryl Reid-Haughian, Carp Huntley Township Historical Society Special 2019 Carp Fair: Our general theme is " Connected to our community, Committed to the people" Note:Ribbons may be picked up on Sunday but winning entries will be held until after the HTHS AGM in November. Contact Leslie Richardson at [email protected] or 613-839-5660 Prizes: 1st: $20, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5 101. Draw & label a picture to show what you like best about your community- Ages 6-8 Sponsorship: Huntley Township Historical Society, Leslie Richardson, Carp 102. List and describe in detail at least 5 things you like about your community- Ages 9-11 Sponsorship: Huntley Township Historical Society, Leslie Richardson, Carp 103. In 500 words,describe in detail what makes your community the best place to live- Ages 12 & 13 Sponsorship: Huntley Township Historical Society, Leslie Richardson, Carp ANGLICAN PARISH OF HUNTLEY SPECIAL

104. Create a thankful poster showing all that you are thankful for in God's world - Age 6 - 8 Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5 On 1/2 sheet of bristol board Sponsorship: Anglican Parish of Huntley, Parish Administrator, Carp

page 124/151 105. Display of original art or photographs on the beauty of God's creation AGE 9-12 Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5 On 1/2 sheet of bristol board Sponsorship: Anglican Parish of Huntley, Parish Administrator, Carp

OAAS JUNIOR POSTER COMPETITION "Original handmade design" *Entries include youth up to and including Grade 4*

Entry Rules

1. "Promoting Your Fair": Name and date of Fair must be clearly shown on poster. 2. Must be hand drawn. 3. Poster size: Minimum - Approx 22 cm X 28 cm, without border Maximum - Approx 28 cm X 44 cm, without border. 4. Each entry must be centered on a CARDSTOCK or BRISTOL BOARD exposing approximately a 5.5 cm boarder on all four (4) sides. 5. Name of Fair, district #, contact person, owner of poster, and complete mailing address must be clearly labeled on the back of each entry. 6. The winning poster from each class at each Fair will be eligible to enter the district competition. District winners are eligible to enter at the provincial competition. 7. Limited to ONE (1) entry per class per DISTRICT. Each district to hold a competition prior to annual Convention. 8. Entries to be delivered to convention as required and posted.

NOTE: Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies will not be responsible for lost items. Judging Standards:

1. Overall Appearance: 50 points 2. Hand Drawn: 35 points 3. OAAS Criteria (size, material, theme) : 15 points

Prize Money: 1st: $25.00 2nd: $15.00 3rd: $10.00

OAAS INTERMEDIATE POSTER COMPETITION "Original handmade design" *Entries include youth, Grade 5 to Grade 8 inclusive*

Entry Rules

1. "Promoting Your Fair": Name and date of fair must be clearly shown on poster. 2. Must be hand drawn. 3. Poster size: Minimum - Approx 22 cm X 28 cm, without border Maximum - Approx 28 cm X 44 cm, without border. 4. Each entry must be centered on a CARDSTOCK or BRISTOL BOARD exposing approximately a 5.5 cm boarder on all four (4) sides.

page 125/151 5. Name of fair, district #, contact person, owner of poster, and complete mailing address must be clearly labeled on the back of each entry. 6. The winning poster from each class at each Fair will be eligible to enter the district competition. District winners are eligible to enter at the provincial competition. 7. Limited to ONE (1) entry per class per DISTRICT. Each district to hold a competition prior to annual Convention. 8. Entries to be delivered to the convention as required and posted.

NOTE: Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies will not be responsible for lost items. Judging Standards:

1. Overall Appearance: 50 points 2. Hand Drawn: 35 points 3. OAAS Criteria (size, material, theme) : 15 points

Prize Money: 1st: $25.00 2nd: $15.00 3rd: $10.00

OAAS SENIOR POSTER COMPETITION "Original handmade design" *Entries include youth, Grade 9 to Grade 12 inclusive*

Entry Rules

1. "Promoting Your Fair": Name and date of fair must be clearly shown on poster. 2. Must be hand drawn. 3. Poster size: Minimum - Approx 22 cm X 28 cm, without border Maximum - Approx 28 cm X 44 cm, without border. 4. Each entry must be centered on a CARDSTOCK or BRISTOL BOARD exposing approximately a 5.5 cm boarder on all four (4) sides. 5. Name of Fair, district #, contact person, owner of poster, and complete mailing address must be clearly labeled on the back of each entry. 6. The winning poster from each class at each Fair will be eligible to enter the district competition. District winners are eligible to enter at the provincial competition. 7. Limited to ONE (1) entry per class per DISTRICT. Each district to hold a competition prior to annual Convention. 8. Entries to be delivered to the convention as required and posted.

NOTE: Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies will not be responsible for lost items. Judging Standards:

1. Overall Appearance: 50 points 2. Hand Drawn: 35 points 3. OAAS Criteria (size, material, theme) : 15 points

Prize Money: 1st: $25.00 2nd: $15.00 3rd: $10.00

page 126/151 SEWING, NEEDLEWORK & CRAFTS DEPARTMENT

SECTION 32 Directors in Charge:Laurie Dillon, [email protected] 613-276-0082 Krista Jefferies, [email protected] & Kathy McCord, [email protected] If you have any questions, please contact the Director in Charge. Make your entries online at carpfair.ca and we will print off all the tags for your classes Theme for the 2019 Carp Fair: "Connected to our community, Committed to the people" THANKS TO MARTHA & ANGUS PALMER & FAMILY, CARP FOR BEING THE SPONSOR OF SEWING, NEEDLEWORK & CRAFTS! Please visit Carp Fair Pinterest page for ideas! A list of entries must be in the Carp Fair Office by 8:00 pm Monday, September 23rd, 2019, in order that entries may be processed. Exhibits are to be placed Wednesday, September 25th, 2019, from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm, or before 9:30 am on Thursday, September 26th, 2019 in the Exhibit Hall. Judging will take place on Thursday, September 26th, 2019 commencing at 10:00 am. This is closed to the public. Exhibits are lifted between 5:30 to 6:00 pm on Sunday, September 29th, 2019. Exhibits left after 6:00 pm on Sunday may be claimed in the Exhibit Hall on Monday, September 30th, 2019 before 8:00 am. The Carp Agricultural Society will not assume any responsibility for exhibits left on any Society premises after 6:00 pm on Sunday. PASSES - Field Crop, Grains & Seeds, Fruits & Vegetables, Honey, Flowers, Culinary Science, Sewing, Needlework & Crafts, Home Brewing Wine & Beer and Eggs - If LESS than 10 articles exhibited: a pass for Sunday for Child (6-12 years) or Adult (13 years & up). If 10 articles or more: a weekend pass for Child (6-12 years) or Adult (13 years & up). These prizes are subject to change. PRIZE MONEY - The entry fee is 10% of the prize money retained. RIBBONS: Regular Classes ribbons to 3rd place - Junior Classes ribbons to 6th place JUDGING STANDARDS BOOKS - The Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies, OAAS, Ontario Fairs, Homecraft Judging Standards may be ordered for a $5.00 fee. Please contact Vince Brennan at [email protected] or 613-395-2465. PROFESSIONAL EXHIBITORS ARE PROHIBITED FROM ENTRY IN THESE CLASSES. PLEASE READ CLASS SPECIFICATIONS CAREFULLY. All the exhibits in this section must be the work of the exhibitor and as specified in the Prize list. All work must be approved by the Judges and Directors. ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE NEW AND UNUSED. All pieces of art are to be framed, ready to hang, total perimeter to be more than 44" but less than 90", unless specified. All the classes below are open to any age group unless specified. Only one entry per exhibitor in each class is permitted. NO NAMES ARE TO SHOW ON THE WORK. NO PRIZE WILL BE AWARDED UNLESS DEEMED WORTHY BY JUDGE.

page 127/151 Sewing, Needlework & Crafts Sponsorship: The Palmer Family, Martha Palmer, Carp, On behalf of the Palmer Family Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4

Knitted Classes - 2 or 4 needles: * All entries must have a sample of yarn attached to avoid disqualification*

1. Infant sweater & bonnet set - must attach yarn sample Sponsorship: Wendy Deugo, Carp 2. Child's sweater or pullover - must attach yarn sample. Sponsorship: Wendy Deugo, Carp 3. Pair of knitted mittens - must attach yarn sample. Sponsorship: Carp Ridge Echo Wellness Center, Katherine Willow, Carp 4. Knitted hat, any style - must attach yarn sample. Sponsorship: Hester Shackleton, Carp 5. Knitted scarf using "bulky yarn", minimum 36" - must attach yarn sample. Sponsorship: Donridge Farms, Bruce Munro, Carp 6. Infinity scarf - must attach yarn sample. Sponsorship: Rivington-Howie Realty Ltd., Connie Rivington-Howie, Carp 7. Knitted headband - must attach yarn sample. Sponsorship: Peggy Blair, Carp 8. Preemie Hat & Socks, to be donated - Must attach yarn sample Sponsorship: Donridge Farms, Bruce Munro, Carp 9. Any article knit by a novice (someone new to knitting)- Must attach yarn sample. Sponsorship: Peggy Blair, Carp COMMUNITY PROJECT

125. Hand knitted winter scarf or hat article. Entries will be given to West Carleton Food Bank to be enclosed with snowsuits in Christmas Baskets for families in need. This class will be judged and ribbons only awarded. Entries will become the property of the Carp Agricultural Society. The Carp Agricultural Society appreciates your participation in this community project. Knitted for Juniors - 16 years and under: *All entries must have a sample of yarn attached to avoid disqualification*

10. Knitted headband - ages 16 years & younger, must attach yarn sample. Sponsorship: Peggy Blair, Carp 11. Slouch Hat - ages 16 years & younger, must attach yarn sample. Sponsorship: Peggy Blair, Carp 12. Knitted dishcloth - ages 16 years & younger, must attach yarn sample. Sponsorship: Peggy Blair, Carp CROCHETED CLASSES: *All entries must have a sample of yarn attached to avoid disqualification*

13. Crocheted chunky blanket - must attach yarn sample Sponsorship: Shouldice Mechanical Inc., Paul Shouldice, Carp 14. Crocheted messy bun hat - must attach yarn sample Sponsorship: Donridge Farms, Bruce Munro, Carp

page 128/151 15. Amigurumi toy - must attach yarn sample Sponsorship: Donridge Farms, Bruce Munro, Carp 16. Crocheted headband/ear warmers - must attach yarn sample Sponsorship: Linda Downey, Carp 17. Baby afghan - not larger than 35" X 45", must attach yarn sample Sponsorship: Rivington-Howie Realty Ltd., Connie Rivington-Howie, Carp 18. Any other crocheted article not listed above - must attach yarn sample Sponsorship: Donridge Farms, Bruce Munro, Carp Crocheted for Juniors - 16 years and under: *All entries must have a sample of yarn attached to avoid disqualification*

19. Crocheted Infant Blanket - must attach yarn sample Sponsorship: Linda Downey, Carp 20. Crocheted coaster - any shape, must attach yarn sample Sponsorship: Donridge Farms, Bruce Munro, Carp 21. Crocheted dishcloth - must attach yarn sample Sponsorship: Fred & Jill Caldwell And Family, Carp NEEDLEWORK & SEWING CLASSES:

22. Counted cross-stitch framed picture Sponsorship: Donridge Farms, Bruce Munro, Carp 23. Canvas tote/Market Bag Sponsorship: Catherine's Heritage Santa Dolls, Catherine Nutt, Kinburn 24. Needlework Christmas ornament Sponsorship: Fred & Jill Caldwell And Family, Carp 25. Something new from something old Sponsorship: Rivington-Howie Realty Ltd., Connie Rivington-Howie, Carp 26. An article of smocking Sponsorship: Rivington-Howie Realty Ltd., Connie Rivington-Howie, Carp 27. Taggie blanket for a child Sponsorship: Rivington-Howie Realty Ltd., Connie Rivington-Howie, Carp 28. Sleep Pants Sponsorship: C.A. Bruce Insurance Broker Ltd., Cairine Bruce, Renfrew 29. Any item from recycled fabric - describe orgin Sponsorship: C.A. Bruce Insurance Broker Ltd., Cairine Bruce, Renfrew 30. Tooth Fairy pillow or Tooth holder Sponsorship: C.A. Bruce Insurance Broker Ltd., Cairine Bruce, Renfrew 31. Placemats - Set of 4 Sponsorship: Shouldice Mechanical Inc., Paul Shouldice, Carp 32. 2 tea towels and a dish cloth Sponsorship: Donridge Farms, Bruce Munro, Carp 33. Bag or tote for any occasion Sponsorship: Donridge Farms, Bruce Munro, Carp

page 129/151 Needlework & Sewing for Juniors - 16 years and under:

34. Easy sew infinity scarf Sponsorship: Peggy Blair, Carp 35. Phone holder using recycled denim Sponsorship: C.A. Bruce Insurance Broker Ltd., Cairine Bruce, Renfrew 36. Christmas stocking for a pet Sponsorship: C.A. Bruce Insurance Broker Ltd., Cairine Bruce, Renfrew CRAFT CLASSES:

37. Yarn wrapped monogram letter Sponsorship: Linda Downey, Carp 38. Any craft or picture using buttons Sponsorship: Carp Chiropractic Clinic, Sabrina Tracey, Carp 39. Crayon candle - melted or decorative Sponsorship: C.A. Bruce Insurance Broker Ltd., Cairine Bruce, Renfrew 40. Mason jar project Sponsorship: C.A. Bruce Insurance Broker Ltd., Cairine Bruce, Renfrew 41. Decorated light bulb Sponsorship: Carp Chiropractic Clinic, Sabrina Tracey, Carp 42. Recycled materials chime Sponsorship: Linda Downey, Carp 43. Popsicle stick house - Max 12''x12'' Sponsorship: Linda Downey, Carp 44. Decorated wreath - to be hung with hook, string, etc - can be fresh Sponsorship: Linda Downey, Carp 45. String Art - Max 12''x12'' Sponsorship: Wendy Deugo, Carp 46. Rock Art - Max 12''x12" Sponsorship: Wendy Deugo, Carp 47. "As seen on pinterest" - please include a copy of the pinterest pin Sponsorship: Wendy Deugo, Carp 48. Decorated clay pot - garden project Sponsorship: Linda Downey, Carp 49. Barn board wood sign with a saying/quote - ready to be hung Sponsorship: Miriam Gourlay, Nepean 50. Fall centerpiece for a table using a pumpkin - max 12" in height & diameter Sponsorship: Fred & Jill Caldwell And Family, Carp 51. Beaded article - must be named Sponsorship: C.A. Bruce Insurance Broker Ltd., Cairine Bruce, Renfrew 52. Earring Display - material of your choice Sponsorship: Linda Downey, Carp 53. Something "useful" from something "useless" - must be named Sponsorship: Linda Downey, Carp

page 130/151 Craft Classes for Seniors - 65 and over:

54. A decorated hat - to be worn or hung Sponsorship: Carp Chiropractic Clinic, Sabrina Tracey, Carp 55. Knitted article Sponsorship: Fred & Jill Caldwell And Family, Carp 56. Decorative mirror Sponsorship: Fred & Jill Caldwell And Family, Carp PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES RULES:

1 exhibit may be processed by commercial processing but must be taken by exhibitor. Photographs will be judged on imagination, focus, exposure, composition & interest. 1 picture per category. Can be either black & white or colour. Pictures must be 5" X 7" in size and must be mounted on white bristol board with a 1" border (ie. a 5" X 7" photograph would be mounted on a 7" X 9" bristol board.) There should be no marks or printing on the cardboard. New photos only (not shown before). No date stamps showing on the photos.

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

57. Best action shot Sponsorship: Fred & Jill Caldwell And Family, Carp 58. Life's a beach- Best beach shot Sponsorship: Fred & Jill Caldwell And Family, Carp 59. Ward 5 Landmark - Named Sponsorship: Peggy Blair, Carp 60. Barn Yard Sponsorship: Dorothy Morrison, Shawville, QC 61. Wildlife Sponsorship: Dorothy Morrison, Shawville, QC PHOTOGRAPHY FOR JUNIORS - 16 YEARS AND UNDER

Photos must be taken by a junior photographer. New photos only (not shown before) Read category carefully. No date stamps showing on the photos.

Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4, Ribbons to 6th place for Junior Classes

62. This is me - best selfie in nature - think outside the box Sponsorship: Dorothy Morrison, Shawville, QC 63. Pet into mischief Sponsorship: Peggy Blair, Carp 64. Carp Fair memory Sponsorship: Stuart & Carol Nicholson, Renfrew

page 131/151 ART CLASSES: Prizes: 1st: $12, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $8 65. Pencil Sketch - min. size 8 1/2'' x 11", framed & ready to be hung Sponsorship: Stuart & Carol Nicholson, Renfrew 66. Oil or acrylic painting - framed, any size & ready to be hung Sponsorship: Stuart & Carol Nicholson, Renfrew 67. Mixed media - framed, any size & ready to be hung Sponsorship: Stuart & Carol Nicholson, Renfrew 68. Painting of a bird(s) - Watercolor or Acrylic Prizes: 1st: $20, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $5 In Memory of Mrs Roseanne Facchin Sponsorship: Karen Watts, Carp, In Memory of Roseanne Facchin from the Book Club Girls Art Classes for Juniors - 16 years and under:

69. Pencil Sketch - min. size 8 1/2" X 11", framed & ready to be hung Prizes: 1st: $12, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $8 Sponsorship: Peggy Blair, Carp Videography for Juniors - 16 years and under:

70. 3-5 minute original movie - any media - Top 3 movies will be played on a loop throughout fair weekend. Prizes: 1st: $150, 2nd: $100, 3rd: $75 Can be Live action, stop motion, animation, etc. Must be submitted by USB. Ages 16 years & under Sponsorship: Noah Ayer, Hopetown, Donated on behalf of the Ayer family WOODWORKING CLASSES:

71. Cutting Board Sponsorship: Peggy Blair, Carp 72. Doll House Furniture Sponsorship: Peggy Blair, Carp 73. Beer Caddy - 6 Bottle (Include Bottles) Sponsorship: Peggy Blair, Carp 74. Pencil Holder Sponsorship: Peggy Blair, Carp 75. Step Stool Sponsorship: Peggy Blair, Carp 76. Pallet Sign Sponsorship: Peggy Blair, Carp 77. Christmas tree ornament Sponsorship: Peggy Blair, Carp 78. Wood turning bowl Sponsorship: Peggy Blair, Carp 79. Wood paddle- curved Sponsorship: Peggy Blair, Carp 80. Article of wood turning Sponsorship: Peggy Blair, Carp

page 132/151 SPECIAL CLASSES INCLUDES QUILTS: HELPFUL REMINDERS:

Check your measurements and read category carefully. Ensure names of exhibitors are covered. Only wall hangings should have "sleeves"

Note for classes 101 & 108: See Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies Rules and Regulations- Re: Machine Quilting and Hand Quilting.

Class 100 - 108: Prizes: 1st: $20, 2nd: $15, 3rd: $12 100. Traditional designed quilt - Min. size 72" x 90", 324" perimeter Any technique, hand quilted. To be considered for OAAS, see their Rules and Regulations. 101. Hand quilted quilt - any technique To be considered for OAAS, see their Rules and Regulations. Sponsorship: Baker Tilly Ottawa LLP, Janice Beaudoin, Ottawa 102. Domestic machine quilted quilt - Any technique, & min. size 324" perimeter To be considered for OAAS, see their Rules and Regulations. Sponsorship: Baker Tilly Ottawa LLP, Janice Beaudoin, Ottawa 103. Rag Quilt Sponsorship: Baker Tilly Ottawa LLP, Janice Beaudoin, Ottawa 104. Quilt - Machine quilted by a longarm quilting machine Any technique, name of quilt maker & name of commercial quilter if applicable. To be considered for OAAS, see their Rules and Regulations. 105. Quilted table runner Min 60'' length Sponsorship: Reta Campbell, Stittsville 106. Quilt - Hand quilted by 2 or more people - any pattern, min size 324" perimeter Sponsorship: Hester Shackleton, Carp 107. Block of the month quilt - any size, perimeter minimum of 180" Sponsorship: Shouldice Mechanical Inc., Paul Shouldice, Carp 108. Pre-cut quilt ie. Jelly Roll, Charm, attach label or copy of label - Any size Sponsorship: Linda Downey, Carp MRS.T. R. RIVINGTON MEMORIAL TROPHY A trophy in memory of Mrs.T.R. Rivington will be awarded to the quilt judged Best of Show from the above classes. Donated by her family.

Class 109 -122: Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $9, 3rd: $7 109. Quilt - Any method, top only Sponsorship: Hester Shackleton, Carp 110. Crib quilt - pieced or appliqued, hand or machine quilted Sponsorship: Fred & Jill Caldwell And Family, Carp 111. Quilted wall hanging - any size Sponsorship: Hester Shackleton, Carp

page 133/151 112. Knitted or crocheted egg holder apron Sponsorship: Shirley Dawson, Carp 113. Afghan - crocheted or knitted, must not exceed 70" X 55" Sponsorship: Linda Downey, Carp 114. Handmade spring door hanging 115. Stained glass framed art Max 4' X 3' Sponsorship: George & Isabel Wilson, Carp 116. Fall wreath Sponsorship: The Workable Group, Geri Perkins, Carp 117. Inukshuk - max 12" Sponsorship: Hester Shackleton, Carp 118. Handmade article - created by a man Sponsorship: C.A. Bruce Insurance Broker Ltd., Cairine Bruce, Renfrew 119. Generations in one photo- Framed Sponsorship: The Palmer Family, Martha Palmer, Carp 120. Antique family heirloom with brief history - named Sponsorship: Peggy Blair, Carp 121. Painted wooden sign - any size Sponsorship: The Palmer Family, Martha Palmer, Carp 122. Decorated horse shoe Sponsorship: Peggy Blair, Carp 123. Place setting contest - Thanksgiving Dinner- Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $40, 3rd: $30 Table appointments, table covering & place setting. Table will be provided for displaying. Space allocated will be 24" X 30" Sponsorship: Roger Woeller & Family, Kinburn

page 134/151 124. Quilt block challenge "Beautiful Barns"- any method Prizes: 1st: $50, 2nd: $30, 3rd: $20 • Block must be 18 ½” unfinished square. • One block per exhibitor • Do not quilt block • Blocks may be any method or design. • Block must include some of all 5 pieces of fabric provided. • More fabric may be added. Please use shades of Fall/Harvest e.g. yellow, orange, red, green, brown, grey, cream and blue. • Use your creativity: You may use any barn style; add trees, animals, crops, people, or any accents you desire. • Included are some inspiration pictures* - feel free to put your own spin on it – use local barns or your family farm as inspiration. • Judges will consider creativity, workmanship, and overall appearance. • All blocks will become property of the Carp Fair. • Blocks will be used to make an item(s) to be raffled/auctioned at the 2020 Carp Fair. • All quilter’s names will be included on the back of the finished item(s) • Please return any unused fabric to the Carp Fair Office or bring with you when submitting your entry at the Fair.

*Inspiration pictures are from the books: “Where the Cows Come Home”, a block of the month Quilts by Kathy Cardiff and Taylor Olvera and “Build-A-Barn, No Pattern Construction by Julie Sefton. Voucher: The Quilting Quarters, Susan Shute, Almonte OAAS HAND-QUILTED QUILT COMPETITION

CHAMPIONSHIP QUILT ELIGIBILITY RULES AND REGULATIONS General Conditions A. Entries must be solely made and hand quilted by the exhibitor and exhibited and judged at a local Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies (OAAS) to be eligible for this competition. B. Entry quilts must be a minimum of 324" measured on the perimeter (smaller quilts will not be eligible to proceed to the next level of competition). C. The winner's name and pattern to be displayed at the Fair on sign provided by OAAS. D. Judging will occur at local Fairs and district levels. A Provincial Grand Champion Quilt will be selected at the Annual OAAS Convention. E. Upon making an entry into the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies Quilt Competition, the Exhibitor agrees to participate in any promotional activities related to the competition. F. The winning Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies Champion Quilt will not be eligible to compete in any future District and/or Convention OAAS competition. Local Fair Competitions 1. Local Fair is entitled to send only the Grand Champion Quilt, (min. 324" measured on the

page 135/151 perimeter) judged the best show of all hand quilted quilts to the District Competition OR If any entry wins GRAND CHAMPION or BEST of ALL ELIGIBLE QUILTS at more than one Fair, the other Fairs at which this quilt was entered and won, should enter their RESERVE CHAMPION or SECOND BEST OF SHOW OF ALL CLASSES quilt in the Director Competition. Note: If an exhibitor wins GRAND CHAMPION or BEST of SHOW of ALL ELIGIBLE quilts at other than his/her own fair, or at more than one Fair, the Exhibitor must consider the Agricultural Society nearest his/her home address as the one one from which the quilt will be sent to the District meeting. 2. An Exhibitor who wins more than one Best of Show title with a different quilt at different Fairs shall be entitled to enter each winning quilt to compete at the District Competition. 3. Local Homecraft Divisions are requested to judge a GRAND CHAMPION of BEST of SHOW of all ELIGIBLE quilts. As well as RESERVE Grand Champion or SECOND Best of Show are all ELIGIBLE quilts. The GRAND CHAMPION and the RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION are judged from all first and second prize ELIGIBLE quilts. District Competitions 1. Judging quilts at the District Competitions will be the responsibility of each OAAS District. 2. The first place winning hand-quilted quilt from the District Competition is eligible to enter the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies Championship Quilt Competition at their Annual Convention. In cases where the winner of the District First Prize Quilt decides not to enter the Final Championship Competition, the Second Prize quilt winner at the District Competition will be eligible. 3. The Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies will award a ribbon and each district will award prize money of $25 for first place, $15 for second, $10 for third place to exhibitors of winning hand quilted quilts at each District Competition. 4. District results must be registered on the OAAS Championship Quilt Entry Form, returned to the OAAS c/o Vince Brennan, by December 1st. Provincial Competition 1. Judges who officiate the Championship Quilt Competition at the Annual Convention will be appointed by the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies. 2. All quilts entered in the competition must be hand quilted. 3. All quilt entries must be received for judging by the Competition Coordinator in the designated room between 7:30 am to 8:30 am on Friday of the Annual Convention of the OAAS. 4. The Competition Coordinator will assign a number for each entry. Entries will only be identified by this number during the judging process. 5. No Exhibitor shall be permitted to place or attach any Fair or other Exhibition identification on their quilt entry. Place remove all tags, ribbons, etc. 6.No persons other than the judges and designed officials will be permitted to entry the designated judging room until after the quilt judging and winner has been announced. 7.Any Exhibitor or any person acting on behalf of the Exhibitor who violates any of the Rules

page 136/151 and Regulations or who interferes who the judges or the judging process, shall be disqualified and the quilt will be removed from the competition. 8. No quilt exhibit shall be removed from the display viewing area until the official closing of the viewing room and designated time of pick up. 9. The OAAS shall not be held liable for any loss occasioned by fire, theft, accident, condition of quilt, the negligence of other exhibitors, officials or otherwise. 10. Any protests must be made to the Homecraft Committee of the Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies in writing within 5 working days after the last day of the Convention. 11. The entry judged BEST of SHOW at the February Convention will be declared the OAAS CHAMPIONSHIP QUILT. A $500.00 GRAND PRIZE will be awarded and the Exhibitor 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.

OAAS MACHINE QUILTED QUILT COMPETITION

ELIGIBILITY, RULES AND REGULATIONS General Conditions A. Quilt must be solely made and machine quilted by the exhibitor, exhibited and judged at a local Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies (OAAS) Fair to be eligible for this competition. B. Quilt to be measured on the perimeter. Total perimeter measurement to be a minimum of 324 inches. Note the quilt can be square, rectangular, etc. C. Judging will occur at local fairs and district levels. A Provincial Grand Champion Machine Quilted Quilt will be selected at the Annual OAAS Convention. D. Upon making entry into the OAAS Machine Quilting Competition, the exhibitor agrees to participate in any promotional activities related to the competition. E. The winning OAAS Machine Quilted Quilt will not be eligible to compete in any future District and/or OAAS Provincial competition. F. The winner's name to be displayed at the Fair on sign provided by OAAS. G. Quilt must have visible machine quilting. Local Fair Competition

page 137/151 1. Each local fair is entitled to send only one Grand Champion Machine-Quilted Quilt, judged best of show of all eligible machine quilted quilt to the district competition OR if any entry wins Grand Champion or Best of Show of all eligible Machine-Quilted Quilts at more than one Fair, the other Fairs at which this item was entered and won, should enter their Reserves Champion or Second Best of Show of eligible Machine-Quilted Quilt in the District Competition.

NOTE: If any exhibitor wins Grand Champion or Best of Show at all eligible Machine-Quilted classes at other than his/her own fair, or at more than one Fair, the Exhibitor must consider the Agricultural Society nearest his/her home address as the one from which the Quilt will be sent to the District Competition. 2. An exhibitor who wins more than one Best of Show title with a different machine quilted Quilt at different Fairs shall be entitled to enter each winning Quilt to compete at the District Competition. 3. Local Homecraft Divisions are requested to judge a Grand Champion or Best of Show of all eligible Machine-Quilted Quilt as well as a Reserve Champion or Second Best of Show of eligible Machine-Quilted Quilt.

The Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion are judged from all first and second prize ELIGIBLE machine quilted Quilts. District Competition

1. Judging at the District Competition will be the responsibility of each OAAS District. 2. The first place winning machine quilted Quilt from the District Competition is eligible to enter the OAAS Championship Machine-Quilted Quilt Competition at the Annual Convention. In cases where the winner of the District first prize machine quilted Quilt decides not to enter the Final Championship Competition, the second prize quilt winner at the district competition will be eligible. 3. The Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies will award a ribbon and the District will award prize money of $25.00 for first place, $15.00 for second place and $10.00 the third place to exhibitors of winning machine quilted quilts at each district competition. 4. All District entries must be registered on the OAAS Championship Machine Quilting entry form, returned to the OAAS Office Manager by December 1st.

Provincial Competition

1. Judges who officiate the Championship Machine Quilting Competition at the Annual Convention will be appointed by The OAAS. 2. All articles entered in the competition must be machine quilted. 3. All entries must be received for judging by the competition coordinator in the designated room between 7:30 am to 8:30 am on the Friday of the Annual Convention of OAAS. 4. The competition coordinator will assign a number for each entry. This number will only identify entries during the judging process. 5. No exhibitor shall be permitted to place or attach any Fair or other Exhibitor identification on his/her entry. Please remove all tags, ribbons, etc. 6. No persons other than the judges and designated officials will be permitted to entry the designated judging room until after the judging and winner has been announced.

page 138/151 7. Any Exhibitor or any person acting on behalf of the Exhibitor who violates any of the Rules and Regulations or who interferes with the judges or the judging process shall be disqualified and the entry will be removed from the competition. 8. No machine quilted Quilt shall be removed from the display viewing area until the official closing of the viewing room and designated time of pick up. 9. The OAAS shall not be held liable for any loss occasioned by fire, theft, accident, condition of article, the negligence of other exhibitors, officials or otherwise. 10. Any protests must be made to the Homecraft Division of the OAAS in writing within 5 working days after the last day of the convention. 11. The entry judged Best of Show at the February Convention will be declared the OAAS Champion Machine Quilted Quilt.

A $500.00 GRAND PRIZE will be awarded and the Exhibitor 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.

OAAS PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION Contest Objectives:

1. To help publicize the activities of all Agricultural Societies and Fairs in the OAAS. 2. To create real pride in the creation of will-kept grounds and buildings. 3. To encourage more attractive staging of exhibitions and displays. 4. To educate and provide a source of pride in a community's development. 5. To communicate new ideas to other Fairs. 6. To contribute to a library of images for OAAS promotions.

Rules and Guidelines

1. Competition is open to each and every Agricultural Society. 2. Each society may submit a CD/memory stick of images, identifying each image by the category # only. 3. Rename each image file with the class number and your fair name. (i.e. 14- Glencoe.jpg) 4. Pictures must be taken in the current year. 5. Photographers from your society must be volunteers or visitors. Images from hired Photographers cannot be submitted. 6. Absolutely no digital image enhancing allowed. All enhanced photos will be disqualified. 7. Please do not use tape of CD's. 8. Judging will be done by a committee approved by the chairman. 9. Prize winning images will be shown and awards presented at the 2020 OAAS Convention. 10. Prize money will be mailed to the winners following the convention. 11. CD's will not be returned. 12. All images will become property of the OAAS and maybe used for promotional use and posted. 13. Agricultural Societies must obtain permission to use the photos with the people/subjects photographers in the entries.

page 139/151 14. All entries must be mailed by your Society to the OAAS. No electronic submissions will be accepted.

Prize money: 1st: $20 2nd: $16 3rd: $12 4th: $7 5th: $5 Entries from your Fair Society: ALL entries CD only are to be sent by December 1st, 2019 to: Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies : 1911 Foxboro-Stirling Road, Stirling, Ontario, K0K 3E0 Special Agricultural Society Award: Awarded to the Society scoring the most points in each category: 1st: 10 points 2nd: 8 points 3rd: 6 points 4th: 4 points 5th: 2 points Grand Champion Plaque: Donated by Canadian National Exhibition Junior Champion Plaque: Donated by Canadian National Exhibition ---cat #1, 8 & 13. Guidelines: All images are to be taken at your 2019 Fair. Digital Images (images burned/saved onto CD) Human Involvement

Youth Participation: e.g. exhibit/display/ribbons won/etc. Adult/Senior Involvement: e.g working/displays/enjoying your fair. Candid shot of people having fun at your fair. Candid shot of someone too pooped to participate anymore. Children at your fair. People with creatures and critters at your fair.

Displays

Most unusual display at your fair, your idea. 4-H Involvement at your fair: e.g livestock/displays Homecraft at your fair: e.g displays/demonstrations/etc. Live action shows: e.g singers/pulls/demo's/something musical/your fair at night. Quilt/Handicrafts at your fair, from your viewpoint. Displays of antiques.

Animals

Livestock: e.g displays/shows/demo's. Pet show, your interpretation of what you see. Live Demo's: e.g blacksmith/sheep shearing/etc. Birds/Small animals: e.g bird show/rabbits/etc.

Promotional

Showing Fair identification: e.g with displays/ribbons/etc. Fair Ambassador Involvement: e.g with displays/ribbons/etc. What is this year's Fair theme?: e.g displays/signs/etc. Advertising your Fair: e.g photo showing a Fair sign constructed of Agricultural Products including the Fair and the date(s). For example: a store window/store front/lawn display/field display/etc.

page 140/151 Something "new" this year at your Fair.

Judging Standards

Quality of image: focus/angle of shot/lighting Content of image: category/appeal to viewer/Fair involvement Educational value: informative/promotional Fair identification: e.g ribbons/signs/etc.

Winners will be announced at OAAS 2020 Convention

page 141/151 WOMEN'S INSTITUTE WORK

SECTION 33 Director in Charge: Laurie Dillon, [email protected] 613-276-0082 Krista Jefferies, [email protected] & Kathy McCord, [email protected] If you have any questions, please contact the Director in Charge. Make your entries online at www.carpfair.ca and we will print all the tags for your classes Theme for the 2019 Carp Fair: "Connected to our community, Committed to the people" A list of entries must be in the Carp Fair Office by 8:00 pm Monday, September 23rd, 2019, in order that entries may be processed. Exhibits are to be placed Wednesday, September 25th, 2019, from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm, or before 9:30 am on Thursday, September 26th, 2019 in the Exhibit Hall. Judging will take place on Thursday, September 26th, 2019 commencing at 10:00 am. This is closed to the public. Exhibits are lifted between 5:30 to 6:00 pm on Sunday, September 29th, 2019. Exhibits left after 6:00 pm on Sunday may be claimed in the Exhibit Hall on Monday, September 30th, 2019 before 8:00 am. The Carp Agricultural Society will not assume any responsibility for exhibits left on any Society premises after 6:00 pm on Sunday.

Minimum (10) items shown with bonus points for showing all (19) items. A Grand Champion ribbon will be awarded to the Institute with the most points. For entering, each institute will receive $6.00 plus an additional $10.00 will be awarded in memory of Mrs.T.R. Rivington, donated by the family. The displays will be judged on presentation prior to judging. Props can be used for display only. The Public Health Act (sec.32) states “Hazardous food … shall be maintained, transported and offered for sale at a temperature not lower than 5 degrees Celsius or not higher than 60 degrees Celsius.” Because of these regulations there will be no bake sale at the time of lifting of exhibits. Entry fee is 10% of the prize money retained.

Womens Institute

Classes: Prizes: 1st: $6, 2nd: $5, 3rd: $4 1. Halloween wreath - suitable to hang on door Max 18" in diameter 2. Child's apron - sewn Sample material attached 3. Fresh flower arrangement - for dining table Max 12"x12" including container 4. Child's character hat - crocheted. Sample material attached 5. Tote bag - suitable for trick-or-treating, sewn, Sample material attached

page 142/151 6. Newly knitted adult fingerless gloves. Sample material attached 7. Scarescrow - made from recycled materials Max 36" high 8. Beaded necklace 18" in length 9. Halloween collage 14" x 22"(Half bristol board) 10. 3 homemade candy apples in decorated container - displayed judged only 11. Short one page story about a favourite fall memory. Handwritten on unlined paper, mounted on bristol board. Judged on content, cursive and decoration (BN) 12. 2 pot holders or hot pads, quilted either machine or hand quilted. Sample material attached (BN) 13. A cake or 6 cupcakes decorated in the various colours of Canada's Fall season. Judged on decor only (BN) 14. Apple sauce - spiced, 250 ml canning jar 15. Pumpkin loaf - 1/2, regular size, no nuts, no icing, covered on plate 16. Advertisement to recruit new members to the Women's Institute 14" x 22" (half bristol board) Overall:

17. Best Overall Display Prizes: 1st: $30, others: $20 Displays will be judged on the presentation prior to judging, props can be used for display only. Sponsorship: Goldie Mohr Ltd., Deborah Mohr-Caldwell, Nepean

page 143/151 HOME BREWING WINE & BEER DEPARTMENT

SECTION 34 Director in Charge: Patricia Boyd [email protected] 613-878-5308 If you have any questions, please contact the Director in Charge. Make your entries online at carpfair.ca and we will print all the tags for your classes. Theme for the 2019 Carp Fair: "Committed to our community, Committed to the people" THANKS TO NAPOLI'S CAFE FOR BEING THE SPONSOR OF THE HOME BREWING WINE & BEER

A list of entries must be in the Carp Fair Office by 8:00 pm Monday, September 23rd, 2019, in order that entries may be processed. Exhibits are to be placed Wednesday, September 25th, 2019, from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm, or before 9:30 am on Thursday, September 26th, 2019 in the Exhibit Hall. Judging will take place on Thursday, September 26th, 2019 commencing at 10:00 am. This is closed to the public. Exhibits are lifted between 5:30 to 6:00 pm on Sunday, September 29th, 2019. Exhibits left after 6:00 pm on Sunday may be claimed in the Exhibit Hall on Monday, September 30th, 2019 before 8:00 am. The Carp Agricultural Society will not assume any responsibility for exhibits left on any Society premises after 6:00 pm on Sunday. PASSES - Field Crop, Grains & Seeds, Fruits & Vegetables, Honey, Flowers, Culinary Science, Sewing, Needlework & Crafts, Home Brewing Wine & Beer and Eggs - If LESS than 10 articles exhibited: a pass for Sunday for Child (6-12 years) or Adult (13 years & up). If 10 articles or more: a weekend pass for Child (6-12 years) or Adult (13 years & up). These prizes are subject to change. PRIZE MONEY - The entry fee is 10% of the prize money retained. From the winning entries a " Best of Show" will be chosen for both wine and beer RIBBONS: Ribbons to 3rd place JUDGING STANDARDS BOOKS - The Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies, OAAS, Ontario Fairs, Horticulture Judging Standards may be ordered for a $5.00 fee. Please contact Vince Brennan at [email protected] or 613-395-2465.

The Public Health Act (sec.32) states “Hazardous food … shall be maintained, transported and offered for sale at a temperature not lower than 5 degrees Celsius or not higher than 60 degrees Celsius.” Because of these regulations there will be no bake sale at the time of lifting of exhibits.

Wine Rules: (Classes 1- 7)

1. Recipes may be original or from any other source - brewed exclusively at home. 2. Each entry is to be exhibited in a 750 ml bottle with no label or other decorations on it. 3. Each brewer may enter all categories.

page 144/151 4. There will be a 1st, 2nd & 3rd prize in each category, however, if in any one category none of the entries are deemed acceptable, no award will be given.

Beer Rules: (Classes 8-11)

1. Exhibits must be entered in one (1) glass or plastic beer bottles per category, per exhibitor.

Home Brewing Wine & Beer Prizes: 1st: $15, 2nd: $10, 3rd: $8 Classes: 1. Red table wine - regular kits Sponsorship: Napoli's Cafe, Bassel Khalil, Stittsville 2. White table wine - regular kits Sponsorship: Napoli's Cafe, Bassel Khalil, Stittsville 3. Red premium - kit or juice Sponsorship: Napoli's Cafe, Bassel Khalil, Stittsville 4. White premium - kit or juice Sponsorship: Napoli's Cafe, Bassel Khalil, Stittsville 5. Country or Fruit wine Sponsorship: Napoli's Cafe, Bassel Khalil, Stittsville 6. Red wine - any source made at a B O P only Sponsorship: Napoli's Cafe, Bassel Khalil, Stittsville 7. White wine - any source made at a B O P only Sponsorship: Napoli's Cafe, Bassel Khalil, Stittsville 8. Lagers Sponsorship: Napoli's Cafe, Bassel Khalil, Stittsville 9. Ales Sponsorship: Napoli's Cafe, Bassel Khalil, Stittsville 10. Cider - still Sponsorship: Napoli's Cafe, Bassel Khalil, Stittsville 11. Cider - sparkling Sponsorship: Napoli's Cafe, Bassel Khalil, Stittsville

page 145/151 EGG DEPARTMENT

SECTION 35 Directors in Charge: Patricia Boyd, [email protected] 613-878-5308 If you have any questions, please contact the Director in Charge. Make your entries online at carpfair.ca and we will print all the tags for your classes. Theme for the 2019 Carp Fair: "Connected to our community, Committed to the people" A list of entries must be in the Carp Fair Office by 8:00 pm Monday, September 23rd, 2019, in order that entries may be processed. Exhibits are to be placed Wednesday, September 25th, 2019, from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm, or before 9:30 am on Thursday, September 26th, 2019 in the Exhibit Hall. Judging will take place on Thursday, September 26th, 2019 commencing at 10:00 am. This is closed to the public. Exhibits are lifted between 5:30 to 6:00 pm on Sunday, September 29th, 2019. Exhibits left after 6:00 pm on Sunday may be claimed in the Exhibit Hall on Monday, September 30th, 2019 before 8:00 am. The Carp Agricultural Society will not assume any responsibility for exhibits left on any Society premises after 6:00 pm on Sunday. PASSES - Field Crop, Grains & Seeds, Fruits & Vegetables, Honey, Flowers, Culinary Science, Sewing, Needlework & Crafts, Home Brewing Wine & Beer and Eggs - If LESS than 10 articles exhibited: a pass for Sunday for Child (6-12 years) or Adult (13 years & up). If 10 articles or more: a weekend pass for Child (6-12 years) or Adult (13 years & up). These prizes are subject to change. PRIZE MONEY - The entry fee is 10% of the prize money retained. RIBBONS: Ribbons to 3rd place JUDGING STANDARDS BOOKS - The Ontario Association of Agriculture Societies, OAAS, Ontario Fairs, Agriculture & Homecraft Judging Standards may be ordered for a $5.00 fee. Please contact Vince Brennan at [email protected] or 613-395-2495. The Public Health Act (sec.32) states “Hazardous food … shall be maintained, transported and offered for sale at a temperature not lower than 5 degrees Celsius or not higher than 60 degrees Celsius.” Because of these regulations there will be no bake sale at the time of lifting of exhibits. Professional exhibitors are prohibited from entry in these classes. Please read class specifications carefully.

Eggs Prizes: 1st: $10, 2nd: $8, 3rd: $5 Classes: 1. One dozen large hen eggs - White grade A 2. One dozen large eggs - Brown grade A 3. Six pack variety - any size eggs, all different colour and/or size

page 146/151 O.A.A.S. DISTRICT I 2019 FAIR DIRECTORY INFORMATION

DISTRICT I EXECUTIVE

Director – Agriculture Jeff LeRoy 613.674.5487 [email protected] Director – Homecraft Laura Boyd 613.806.7091 [email protected] Asst. Director – Agriculture Amy LeRoy 613.872.9093 [email protected] Asst. Director – Homecraft Cheryl Bunda 613.822.0293 [email protected] Provincial Director Elizabeth O’Gorman-Smit 613.445.2802 [email protected] Secretary-Treasurer Meredith Brophy 613.826.2149 [email protected]

ONTARIO ASSOCIATION OF AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES EXECUTIVE President Doug Yeo 519.482.9296 [email protected] Past President Judy McFaul 613.445.4161 [email protected] 1st Vice President Brian Slaughter 519.786.6062 [email protected] 2nd Vice President Beth Howell-Veraecke 519-754-1574 [email protected] Office Manager Vince Brennan 613.395.2465 [email protected] Convention Co-ordinator Kathryn Lambert 519.287.3553 [email protected]

FAIR DATES OFFICE PRESIDENT HOMECRAFT Susan Morrison 1 Rue McBain, Ormstown QC J0S 1K0 June 6- 9 Ormstown 866.851.3976 – www.expoormstown.com [email protected] Patsy MacKinnon, Secretary Box 417, Maxville K0C 1T0 Steve Rolland Annie St. Denis Maxville June 21-23 Tel: 613.346.2486 613.551.0940 613.527.5232 Email:[email protected] www.maxvillefair.ca Wendy Trenholm, Secretary 16153 Elm Rd. Avonmore, On. Jim MacIntyre Shayla Fraser K0C 1C0 Home phone 613.346.5988; 613.346.5988 613-818-2343 Avonmore July 20-22 Fair Time 613.346.2252 [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.avonmorefair.ca Karen Dixon, Secretary Box 7, Williamstown K0C 2J0 Mike Seguin Alison MacCulloch Tel/Fax: 613 528.1501 Fair: 613.360.4521 Aug. 9-11 Williamstown 613.347.2841 alison.e.harrington@gmail. Email: [email protected] com www.williamstownfair.ca

Madeleine Gauthier, Office Administrator Eleanor Hodges 1279 Colonial Road, Navan K4B 1N1 613.833.2792 Aug. 8-11 Luc Bergeron Navan Tel: 613 835.2766; Fax: 613 835.4008 [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.navanfair.com Rose Lamingman, Secretary Box 595, Merrickville K0G 1N0 Tim Schaafsma Laurie Brown 613-269-2590 Merrickville Aug. 9-11 Tel: 613.269.4402 [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.merrickvillefair.ca Evelyn Bernique Box 749, Vankleek Hill ON K0B 1R0 Jeff LeRoy Valerie Allen Vankleek Hill Aug. 15-18 Tel: 613.678.2439 613.677.6415 613.678.3274 Email: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] www.vankleekhillfair.ca

page 147/151 Anne MacDonald P.O. Box 114 South Mountain K0E 1W0 Dermid O'Farrell Anna Smail Aug. 15-18 Tel: 613.989.1441 Fair: 613.989.3815 president@ South Mountain 613.652.4915 [email protected] southmountainfair.ca www.southmountainfair.ca Harley Bloom, General Manager 2149 Hubbard Cr., Ottawa K1J 6L3 Julie Lamothe Zybina Richards Capital Fair Aug. 16-25 Tel: 613.741.3247; Fax: 613 744.2672 [email protected] [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.capitalfair.ca P.O. Box 571 Carol Johnson Nicole Lauzon Chesterville ON K0C 1H0 613-448-9115 Aug. 23-25 [email protected] 613-720-0412 Chesterville [email protected] [email protected] www.chestervillefair.com Valerie Reid 1320 Concession 10 Tobias Hovey Margaret Scott Curran ON K0B 1C0 613-524-2603- Aug 24-26 Riceville [email protected] [email protected] 613-524-5285 [email protected] www.ricevilleagrsociety.ca Sara McCann, General Manager Box 149, Shawville, Quebec J0X 2Y0 Tel: 819.647.3213; Fax: 819.647.2048 Tyler McCann Sara Knox Shawville Aug. 29 – Sept. 2 Email: [email protected] www.shawvillefair.ca Barbara-Ann Glaude, Secretary 14810 County Road #9, Berwick K0C 1G0 Tel: 613.861.9080; Fair: 613.346.2079 Stormont Morris Dusomos Aug. 30 – Sept. 2 Email: [email protected] Sandra Donnelly 613.346.1818 County www.stormontfair.ca 613.551.8997 Fair Location: Fairgrounds Dr. & Cedar St., Newington Elizabeth Ferguson, Office Manager Box 730, Russell K4R 1E8 Russell Sept. 5-8 Tel: 613.445.1742 Theresa Wever Karen Lovenuk Email: [email protected] [email protected] 613.445.3371 www.russellfair.com Esther Vrieze, Secretary Fax: 613-658-2696 Box 86, Spencerville K0E 1X0 Spencerville Sept. 12-15 Tel: 613 658.3333 (Fair); 613.556.0499 (h) Julia Roddick Susan Trivett Email: [email protected] 613-658-3333 6138 -65 -2217 www.spencervillefair.ca Dale Greene, General Manager Box 1210, 6121 Perth Street, Richmond Rob Parks K0A 2Z0 Sheri Kavanagh Sept. 19-22 613.880.6661 Richmond Tel: 613.838.3420; Fax: 613.838.3933 613.838.2296 parksfarms@xplornet. Email: [email protected] [email protected] www.richmondfair.ca com Lynn Hudson, Office Administrator Box 188, 3790 Carp Road, Carp K0A 1L0 Doug Norton Martha Palmer Sept. 26-29 Tel: 613.839.2172; Fax: 613.839.1961 Carp 613-314-3537 613-808-3949 Email: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] www.carpfair.ca Meredith Brophy, Office Administrator P.O. Box 29, 2821 8th Line Rd. Metcalfe K0A 2P0 Lisa Reid Oct. 3-6 Barry Payne Metcalfe Tel: 613.821.0591; Fax: 613.821.0137 613-293-7244 613.821.3600 Email: [email protected] [email protected] www.metcalfefair.com Wayne Roy, General Manager 306 Tremblay Cr., P.O. Box 311 Lyn Presley Dave Presley C.C.E.A. Russell ON K4R 1G2 613.692.6125 613.692.6125 613.445.6423 [email protected] [email protected]

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Department Section Class Name Number Number Eggs 35 2

page 149/151 Donald B. Munro Award Tally Sheet Individual Name Department Section Class Placing The family of Donald B. Munro, first Mayor of the Township of West Carleton, has donated a trophy for Name Number Number family achievement. The purpose of this award is to encourage families to work together for a common Ex: John Doe Eggs 35 2 1st goal at Agricultural Fairs, and to provide recognition for their achievements. The award shall be presented to the family group winning the highest number of points at each annual fair. The award shall be kept on public display at the Carp Agricultural Society. Prize: $100 voucher supplied by the family. Rules:

ϭ͘ A family group shall be two or more people living in the same household and being father, mother and children living at home. Ϯ͘ For every class included in the official prize list, three (3) points shall be allowed for 1st place, two (2) points for a 2nd place, and one (1) point for a 3rd place winnings. Five (5) points shall be awarded for each department in which the family exhibits. ϯ͘ Each family shall be responsible for recording its own winnings on the tally sheet, and must be submitted to the Carp Agricultural Society Office by &ƌŝĚĂLJ͕KĐƚŽďĞƌϭϭƚŚ͕ϮϬϭϵ͘ ϰ͘ In the event of a tie in points, the winner shall be the family with the greatest number of first place, and in the event of a dispute, the decision of the Directors shall be final.

Family Name: ______Individual Name Department Section Class Placing Name Number Number Ex: John Doe Eggs 35 2 1st

page 150/151 page 151/151 The Carp Agricultural Society and the Board of Directors would like to extend a huge thank you to all our sponsors, volunteers, past presidents and community members who help make us “The Best Little Fair in Canada”

We will see you next year! See you at the next great Carp Agricultural Society events in 2020!

4-Handed Euchre Tournaments (January, February, March, April)

Men’s Night

Ladies Night

Carp Truck & Tractor Pull

Drive-In Bingo (Every Wednesday in July, 1st Wednesday in August)

Carp Fair

September 24th - 27th

Please visit carpfair.ca for more details

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