NATURE'S HARVEST
FIELD CROPS – Bldg.#3
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CHAIRPERSON: Darlene Spencer 613-477-2706
Committee:

ENTRY INFORMATION:

1. Exhibitors must be a current exhibitor of the Belleville Agricultural
Society $5.00 – Adults only. No Junior Exhibits.
2. You may pick up your prize money on Sunday Sept. 4, 2011 from 5:00
– 6:00P.M.
3. Entries will be received on Wednesday, Aug. 31 from 6:00 –
8:00p.m. and Thursday, Sept. 1 from 8:00 -l0:00a.m.
JUDGING – THURSDAY at 10:30a.m.
3a. Exhibits must be in place for judging by l0:00a.m. on Sept. 1
and remain until Sunday, Sept. 4 at 5:00. Everything must be
removed BEFORE 6:00 p.m.
4. No less than 2 litre jar or containers. To be supplied by Exhibitor.
5. All grain and legumes may be of previous year's crop.
6. Sheaves - grain not less than l2 c.m. diameter.
7. Haylage entries - approximately 3 kilograms, clear, clean sealed wrapper
8. Hay entries not less than 15 cm slice. To be exhibited in clear bags.
9. ALL CEREAL GRAINS TO BE NON-TREATED.

PRIZES: SEEDS: $11.00, $8.00, $6.00
SHEAF: $8.00, $7.00, $6.00
DISPLAYS: $20.00, $15.00, $10.00

SEED CLASS

701 Alfalfa
702 Timothy
703 Red Clover
704 Sweet Clover
705 Birdsfoot Trefoil
706 Fall Wheat: non- treated cereal grain
707 Red Wheat
708 Fall Rye: non-treated cereal grain
709 Barley: non-treated cereal grain
710 Oats: non-treated cereal grain
711 White Beans: non-treated
712 Soya Beans: non-treated
713 Buckwheat
714 Shelled Corn - any variety
715 Field Corn 6 ears
716 Sweet Corn 6 ears

SHEAF CLASS

801 Fall Wheat Sheaf
802 Fall Rye Sheaf
803 Oat Sheaf
804 Barley Sheaf
805 Soya Beans 8 stalks
806 Field Corn 8 stalks
807 Sweet Corn 8 stalks
808 Haylage approx 3kg in clear, sealed wrapper
809 Legume Hay not less than 15 cm slice
810 Hay alfalfa, first cut not less than 15 cm slice
811 Hay first cut, mixed not less than 15cm slice

DISPLAY CLASS

900 Field Crop Display, no less than 6 different kinds
displayed in suitable container

*DISPLAY CLASS SPONSORED BY COUNTY FARM CENTRE

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GARDEN PRODUCTS

Bldg. #3

CHAIRPERSON: Darlene Spencer 613-477-2706
Committee:

JUDGE:

ENTRY INFORMATION:
1. Maximum two entries per class other than displays.
Maximum one entry per class for displays.
2. Exhibitors must pay their annual exhibitor fee to the Belleville
Agricultural Society: $5.00 - Adult, $1.00 Junior (16 and under)
2A Juniors wishing to enter in adult classes must pay the adult entry.
3. Prize money may be picked on Sunday Sept. 4, 2011
at the Ben Bleecker Building between 5:00p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
4. Exhibits will be received on Wednesday, Aug. 31 from - 6:00 p.m.
to 8:00p.m. or Thursday Sept. 1 from 8:00a.m. - 10:00a.m.
5. NOTE: JUDGING DAY IS THURSDAY, Sept. 1, 2011 AT 10:30A.M.

- Please enter vegetables into correct classes, as they will be judged
according to the characteristics of the specific class.
-Do not wash potatoes or squash. Use a wool cloth to clean the soil from the surface.
-Onions must be dried and ready for storage. Peeling too much of the
outer shell off will be discounted.
-Pumpkins can be washed but not polished with wax or oils. Uniformity, Size and Trueness to Type and condition gain the highest points on the judge’s card.
-Carrots must have 1” tops.

All tomatoes must have Calex Attached (1" stem)

PRIZES: $7, $6, and $5

CLASS
100 Beets, 5
101 Beans - green 10 per plate
102 Beans - yellow 10 per plate
103 Cabbage, White, 1
104 Cabbage, Red, 1
105 Cauliflower, 1
106 Broccoli, 3 plants in water
107 Carrots, Short, 5
108 Carrots, Table, 5
109 Cucumber, Slicing, 2
110 Cucumber, Pickling, 5
111 Egg Plant, 2
112 Garlic, 3
113 Muskmelon, 1
114 Onion, Spanish, 5
115 Onion, Cooking, 5
116 Onion, Purple, 5
117 Peppers, Sweet Green, 5
118 Peppers, Sweet Red, 5
119 Peppers, Other, 5
120 Peppers Hot, 5
121 Potato, White, Early, 5
122 Potato, White Late, 5
123 Potato, Red, 5
124 Potato, yellow, 5
125 Pumpkin, Pie, 1
126 Pumpkin, Field, 1
127 Pumpkin Jack-o-Lantern, 1
128 Rutabaga, 2
129 Squash, Hubbard, 1
130 Butternut Squash, 1
131 Squash, Pepper, 2
132 Squash, Small Zucchini, 2
133 Squash, Other, 2
134 Tomatoe, Early, 5
135 Tomatoes, Roma, 5
136 Tomatoes, Beefsteak, 3
137 Tomatoes, Cherry, Quart Stems On
138 Tomatoes, Grape, 1 Quart Stems On
139 Watermelon, long
140 Watermelon, round

NOTE: Pumpkin or Squash eligible in one category only.

DISPLAY & SPECIALS

200 Special: Largest Pumpkin or Squash, (minimum weight 150lbs.)
Prizes: $30, $15, $10
201 Special: Giant Zucchini
Prizes: $8, $6, $4

202 Special: Vegtable - Novelty, 1

Prizes: $8, $6, $4

203 Display: Assortment of garden vegetables, maximum size limit (3’ x 3’)
Prizes: $15, $10, and $8
204 Display of 8 Squash - varieties properly named
Prizes: $10, $8, and $6

DISPLAY & SPECIALS SPONSORED BY County Farm Centre Ltd.

JUNIOR - Under 16

PRIZES: $5, $4, $3

1 Mixed Vegetables in a decorated 4 qt basket, 6 kinds
not more than 2 of each kind.
2 Potatoes with the most eyes.
3 Decorated Pumpkin done in crayon/marker/paint NOT CUT
4 Giants of the Garden - largest Potato/Carrot/Tomato
5 Largest Zucchini

JUDGING DAY IS THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1st, 2011 AT 10:30 A.M.

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PLANTS AND FLOWERS

Bldg.#3

CHAIRPERSON: Darlene Spencer 613-477-2706

ENTRY INFORMATION:
1. All exhibitors must be current exhibitors of the Belleville Agricultural Society.
The exhibitor fee is $5. for Adult Classes and $1. Junior (16 & under)
2. Completed entry forms must be taken in or mailed to Quinte Exhibition
Office, 18 Yeoman Street, Belleville, Ont. K8P 3X2, preferably by
August 31st, 2011.
3. Entries will be accepted from 6:00p.m. to 8:00p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 31st
or Thursday, Sept. 1st, from 8:00a.m. – 10:00a.m. Exhibits must be in
place for Judging by 10:30a.m. Thursday, September 1, 2011 in Bldg. #3.
ONLY ONE ENTRY PER PERSON PER CLASS
4. Entries are not to be removed before Sunday, Sept. 4th. If removed before,
prize money will be forfeited. Prize money and entry pickup is on Sept. 5th
from 5 - 6:00 p.m.
5. Dead or withered flowers will be removed at the discretion of the Committee.
All flower exhibits must be grown in exhibitor’s garden or home.
6. JUDGING DAY IS THURSDAY, September 1, 2011 at 10:30 A.M..

ADULT FLOWER SHOW
PLANTS: PRIZES: $6, $5, $4

JUDGE’S CHOICE: Best non-hanging plant
– Ribbon + $10.00 Gift Certificate donated by
Thrasher Garden & Nursery Centre

CLASS – HANGING PLANTS
2050 Wandering Jew
2051 Ivy, English
2052 Spider Plant (green/variegated)
2053 Begonia Plant in bloom
2054 Fuschia Plant in bloom
2055 Impatience in bloom
2056 Any other flowering type in bloom, name of plant
2057 Any other, non-blooming, name of plant

JUDGE’S CHOICE: Best hanging plant
– Ribbon + $10.00 Gift Certificate donated by
Thrasher Garden & Nursery Centre

CLASS - CUTFLOWERS
PRIZES: $5, $4, $3
2060 Asters, double, three blooms
2061 Black eyed Susan – 5 stems
2062 Calendulas, five blooms
2063 Cosmos, three stems
2064 Dahlias, five blooms
2065 Gladioli, one spike
2066 Gladioli, three different colours
2067 Gloriosa (Daisy), 5 stems
2068 Marigold, under 1", 3 blooms
2069 Marigold, large type, over 2", 3 stems
2070 Marigold, small type under 2”, 5 stems
2071 Pansies, five blooms
2072 Petunias, single, plain, 5 blooms
2073 Petunias, single, ruffled, 5 blooms
2074 Petunias, double (one variety), 5 blooms
2075 Rose, one bloom, floating in a rose bowl
2076 Rose, H.T., any colour, 1 bloom
2077 Rose, Floribunda, one spray any colour
2078 Salvia, three sprays or blooms
2079 Strawflowers, any colour, five blooms
2080 Zinnias, 2-4", three blooms
2081 Zinnias, 4" and over, three blooms
2082 Any single bloom not listed
2083 Sunflower, max. 12” in height
2084 Sunflower Head Only (using a small pick or tweezers pluck out
individual seeds to make a design & seal with a plastic spray
(works best with last year’s sunflower)
2085 Tallest Sunflower

JUDGE'S CHOICE: Best Cut Flower
-Ribbon & Cheese Basket donated by Parmalat Canada Inc./Black Diamond Cheese

CLASS: ARRANGEMENT
PRIZES: $10, $8, $6

2100 Tall Floor Arrangement - Minimum of 12”, dried flowers
and/or grasses
2101 Tall Floor Arrangement - Minimum of 12”, fresh
2102 Tall Floor arrangement- Minimum of 12” Roadside Flowers and/or
grasses and/or fruit
2103 Country Fair – an arrangement using flowers with fruit and/or
vegetables in an attractive design.
2104 Wreath-using grapevine and dried material
2105 Using a 4 qt. or 6 qt. wooden peach basket. Plant a begetable and/or
flower garden.
2106 Dried flowers to make a quilt block design in a 8" min size pan.
2107 Beauty Without Bloom – arrangement using any fresh foliage.
2108 'Get Crackin' – In an egg carton using dried flowers and materials
design your own unique idea.
2109 “A Walk in the Woods” displayed on a piece of bark or a log.
Should be no bigger than 20” by 20” and only items that are
actually found on a walk in the woods are acceptable. If using
glue gun please cover glue up with moss, bark, etc.
Themes are acceptable.
2110 Car Part Flower arrangement
2111 Miniature Rock Garden

2112 Quilt Block made with cut flowers in an 8" square pan.
2113 Three Chrysantheums planted in an apple basket (any size). Other plants may
be added to make the arrangement full

PRIZES: Best Arrangement - RIBBON and Cheese basket Donated by
-MAPLE DALE CHEESE INC.

JUNIOR FLOWER SHOW PRIZES: $5, $4, $3

Indicate on your JUNIOR ENTRY TAG either
“A” for 11 years and younger or
“B” for 12-16 years of age
CLASS
2200 Potted Plant in a hat
2201 Single Plant in a toy
2202 A container of common roadside flowers
2203 Miniature Rock Garden
2204 Plant in a fish bowl
2205 Bouquet for Mom in a sealer jar.
2206 Tallest Sunflower
2207 Sunflowers & Cattails arranged in a decorated apple juice can
2208 A Walk in The Woods – displayed on a piece of bark or a log – no
bigger than 20”x20”. PLEASE use items found on a walk in the
woods only. If using a glue gun please cover glue with moss, bark,
etc. Themes are acceptable.

Prizes: Best Exhibit in “A” age 11 & under: $5.00 & Ribbon

Best Exhibit in “B” age 12-16 : $5.00 & Ribbon

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HOMECRAFTS
FAMILY BUILDING #2

CHAIRPERSON - Leslie Norman – 613-962-7719

Committee: Eileen Waite, Janet Hamilton, Sandra Campbell
Sally Knight, Marilyn Bennett, Ilze Abolins

Entry Information:
1. An exhibitor must be a current exhibitor of the Belleville Agricultural
Society. The annual exhibitor fee is $5.00 for adult classes and $1.00
for juniors (16 years and under).
2. All exhibits must have been done between September 2010 and
August 2011 and must be the work of the exhibitor.
3. Completed entry forms may be dropped off or mailed to Quinte Exhibition,
18 Yeoman St., Ben Bleecker Bldg., Belleville, Ont. K8P 3X2 preferably
Prior to Friday, August 26, 2011. Forms must be submitted to the office.
4. EXHIBITS SHOULD BE BROUGHT to Building #2, Exhibition Park on
Wednesday, August 31st between 5:00p.m. and 9:00p.m.
5. EXHIBITS CAN ONLY BE REMOVED SUNDAY, September 4th from 5:00p.m.-6:00p.m.
6. One entry per class.
7. Judge's Decision Final. Judges are authorized by the Directors of the
Society to disregard all soiled, defaced or old work and are instructed to
award prizes to new and up-to-date work.
8. If at the discretion of the Committee, it is found that an article has been
entered in an incorrect class, the Committee will change the class to the
proper class to the advantage of the exhibitor.
9. Please note New Rules 16 & 17 at beginning of book. (All tags must be
signed by exhibitor and on items before submission to building.) and
(Maximum of 15 entries per division. All junior tags must have age or
they will be disqualified. Junior Winners may be asked to demonstrate on
Sunday, September 4th, 2011.

JUDGING DAY IS THURSDAY, September 1, 2011

JUNIOR DIVISION
Prizes: $5, $4, $3
Two age groups will be judged in each class for juniors.
a) 11 years and under
b) 12 years to 16 years
Juniors may enter any class in the Homecrafts Division.
To enter the JUNIOR Division PUT YOUR AGE ON THE ENTRY TAG.

QUILTING
Articles must be hand quilted unless otherwise specified.
Quilters must include 4”x4” samples of fabrics used.
Please write name of quilt pattern on entry tag.

CLASS- Prizes: $25, $20, (unless otherwise noted)
200 Quilt - pieced and appliquéd
201 Quilt – appliquéd
202 Quilt – pieced
203 Quilt - tied
204 Quilt - machine quilted

Prizes: $15, $10
205 Quilt top

Prizes: $10, $8 (Hand or Machine quilted)
206 Quilt – youth – 45” x 54” or (114 X 183cm)
207 Quilt - crib – approx. 36” x 54”or (92 X 138cm)
208 Quilt – crib - panels
209 Four different quilt blocks (12” minimum) or 30cm.
210 Quilted cushion/Quillow
211 Quilt - miniature
212 Quilted wall hanging
213 Quilted place mats
214 Pieced and/or quilted article of clothing
215 Quilted purse or bag

QUILTING CHALLENGE - PRIZES $15, $10

216 An article using free motion quilting
217 An article using quilting and machine embroidery

JUDGE'S CHOICE for quilting (other than Grand Prize)
Gift Certificate from FABRICLAND

SEWING FOR THE HOME
CLASS- Prizes: $8, $6
225 Tablecloth
226 Cushion
227 Article for the home sewn using fancy hand stitching: smocked,
embroidered, hardanger, heirloom, etc.

SEWING TO WEAR
CLASS - Prizes: $8, $6
228 Slacks/Shorts - child - (3x -12)
229 Slacks/Shorts - adult
230 Skirt - adult
231 Blouse or shirt - child
232 Blouse or shirt - adult
233 Dress - child
234 Dress - adult
235 Sportswear - adult
236 Night wear - child
237 Night wear - adult
238 Any other sewn article of clothing – child
239 Any other sewn article of clothing - adult
240 Hand smocked article of clothing

JUDGE'S CHOICE:
Junior sewn article - Gift Certificate from FABRICLAND
Adult sewn article - Gift Certificate from FABRICLAND

KNITTING – (hand knitting only)
251 Tablecloth $15, $10
252 Affghan $15, $10.

Prizes: $8, $6.
254 Shawl
255 Article of Clothing – child/youth
256 Article of Clothing - adult
257 Pullover/Cardigan - child
258 Pullover/Cardigan - adult
259 2 or 3-Piece Sweater Set – infant/child
260 Mitts or gloves
261 Socks
262 Slippers
263 Toque or hat
264 Felted bag
265 Decorative or Clothing Accessory- knit
266 Decorative or Clothing Accessory - felted
267 Household Accessory - knit or felted
268 Holiday accessory - knit or felted

CROCHETING-
275 Bedspread $15, $10.
276 Tablecloth $15. $10.
277 Afghan $15. $10.

Prizes: $7, $5,
278 Crib Blanket
279 Shawl
280 Article of clothing – adult
281 Pullover/Cardigan – child
282 Pullover/Cardigan – adult
283 2 or 3-piece sweater set – infant/child
284 Slippers - crocheted or felted
285 Toque or hat
286 Mittens
287 Decorative or Clothing accessory
288 Doll clothes on a doll
289 Any household article - crocheted
290 Any household article - felted
291 Holiday accessory -Crocheted or felted
292 Knit & Crochet combined - any article

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CULINARY ART
HOMEBAKING, CANNING, PRESERVING
BUILDING #2

CHAIRPERSON: Kelly Caddick 613-395-4141

COMMITTEE: Bonnie Conlye, David Conley, Jennifer Caddick, Melissa Caddick and Jessica Caddick, Brittany Burke

Entry Information:
1. An exhibitor must be a 2011 paid exhibitor of the Belleville Agricultural
Society. The annual exhibitor fee is $5.00 for adult and $1.00
for juniors (16 years and under).
2. All canning & preserving exhibits must have been done between
June 2010 and August 2011 and must have been made by the exhibitor.
3. Completed entry must be mailed or dropped off to the Quinte Exhibition,
Ben Bleecker Building, 18 Yeoman St., Belleville, Ontario K8P 3X2,
4. Exhibits are to be brought to Building #2 on Wednesday, August 31st
between 5:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m.
5. Only one entry per class per person.
6. Non-winning entries are to be picked up as soon as judging is completed
between 4:00p.m. to 5:00p.m. on Thursday, September 1st.
Anything left after that time will be discarded.
7. Winning exhibits can only be removed between 5:00 and 6:00 pm on Sunday,
September 4th, 2011.
8. You may pick up your prize money on Sunday, September 4th from
5:00 to 6:00 pm in the Ben Bleecker Building.

COOKIES AND SQUARES
PRIZES: $6, $5, $4
All cookies should be approximately 2 inches round. There should be 3 cookies
or squares and all classes below are to be on small paper or styrofoam plates
and inside a clear plastic food bag. (Now Wrap)

CLASS
101 Brownies (iced)
102 Chocolate Chip Cookies
103 Peanut Butter Cookies
104 Date Squares

BREADS
PRIZES: $6, $5, $4
Loaves and Bread to be baked in a 9 inch by 5 inch pan and then displayed on
a Styrofoam tray and in a clear plastic food bag
CLASS
105 Lemon Loaf
106 Banana Bread
107 Tea Biscuits(3)

CAKES:
PRIZES: $6, $5, $4
Entries to be whole cakes and out of the pan.
CLASS
108 Decorated birthday cake
109 Coffee cake
110 Upside down cake

PIES & TARTS
PRIZES: $6, $5, $4
Aluminum Foil Pans Only - Approximately 8 inch pie covered in plastic bag.
Should be 3 tarts on styrofoam plate and placed in plastic bag.
CLASS
111 Apple pie
112 Pumpkin pie
113 Butter tarts
114 Berry tarts

CANDY
PRIZES: $6, $5, $4
Should be 3 pieces of candy on a styrofoam plate and placed in plastic bag.
CLASS
115 Maple Fudge
116 Peanut Brittle

BASKETS:
PRIZES: $7, $6, $5
CLASS
117 Decorated basket for a sick friend, 6 items - 3 items are home cooked

SPECIALS FOR ADULTS:
Terms and Conditions
1. All entries in the contest must submit entries that were made using
the sponsors product.
2. A product label must accompany each entry, as proof of purchase.
3. All entries will be judged on appearance, taste, texture and creativity
of recipe and presentation. Decision of the fair judges will be final.
4. All first and second place winner's names and address must be submitted.
5. All first place winners must submit recipe, proof of purchase,
photograph and signed release form giving permission for to the sponsors for
use of the winner's name, recipe and/or photograph in any other advertising
or publicity without payment.

CLASS
131 "ROBIN HOOD" Family Favorite Recipe Baking Contest.

Best homemade Cake, Muffins or Cookies.

PRIZES: 1st - $25 product certificate 2nd - $10 product certificate

132 "CRISCO" Family Favourite Recipe Baking Contest

Best Tarts or Pie

PRIZES: 1st - $25 product certificate 2nd - $10 product certificate

133 "TENDERFLAKE" Best Pie Contest

Best homemade pie using Tenderflake.

PRIZES: 1st - Gift prize 2nd - Gift prize

134 "CERTO" Best Jam and Jelly Contest

Best jam or jelly using Certo product

PRIZES: 1st - $20.00 product coupon 2nd - $10.00 product coupon

135 "FLEISCHMANS YEAST" Best Bread Contest

Best homemade bread using Fleischmans Yeast.

Prizes: 1st - $15.00 + gift prize 2nd - $10.00 + gift prize

136 "MAZOLA AND BEE HIVE" Best Baking Contest

Best homemade muffins, sticky buns or cake loaf

Prizes: 1st - $15.00 + gift prize 2nd - $10.00 + gift prize

BERNARD HOME CANNING CONTEST

All entrants into Bernardin contests must submit entries that were made using
Bernardin product. Use of Bernardin Mason Jar/Snap lid must accompany each
entry as proof of purchase. Bernardin Jam/Jelly award requires Bernardin
Pectin package or UPC as proof of purchase. All entries will be judged on
appearance, texture, creativity of recipe and presentation. All first place
winners must submit proof of purchase, itemized description/cost and signed
release form giving Bernardin(sponsor) permission to use, without payment
the winners name and/or photograph in any other advertising or publicity.

CLASS

137 "BERNARDIN" Best of show home canning

Fairs best home canning entry submitted in a Bernardin mason jar and snap lid.

Prize: 1st $30.00 gift certificate

138 "BERNARDIN" Snap lid/mason jar creative craft award

Best decoratifve or functional homemade craft made using a Bernardin mason
jar(s) and /or 2 piece snap lid.

Prize: 1st $20.00 gift certificate

JUNIOR DIVISION
All entries to be placed on a styrofoam tray or plate and place in a plastic bag.
Should be 3 of each item in each entry. Cookies should be approximately 2
inches round

10-16 Years

PRIZES: $4, $3, $2
CLASS
139 Decorated birthday cake
140 Strawberry jam
141 Chocolate Fudge
142 Banana Crumble muffin

6-9 Years

PRIZES: $4, $3, $2

CLASS
143 Apple characters
144 Healthy school lunch - 5 items - 3 homemade
145 Chocolate chip cookies
146 Hay stack cookies

5 years and under
PRIZES: $4, $3, $2

CLASS
147 Decorated cookie no larger than 4 inches
148 Decorated cup cake
149 Halloween sculpture made of rice krispies.

JUNIOR SPECIALS

All entries into the contest must submit entries that were made using the
sponsors product. A product label must accompany each entry, as proof of
purchase. All entries will be judged on appearance, texture, creativity of
recipe and presentation. Decision fo the fair judge will be final. All first place
winners must submit recipe, proof of purchase, photograph and signed release
form giving permission to the sponsors for use of the winners name, recipe,
and/or photograph in any other advertising or publicity without payment.

CLASS
150 "FLEISCHMANS YEAST" Best bread youth contest (Ages 13 to 16 years)

Best homemade bread

Prize: $15.00 prize

151 "ROBIN HOOD" Best lunch box snack contest (Age 12 years and younger)

Best homemade cookies, squares, or bars

Prize: $15.00

dding mix, margarine & bro

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ART
BUILDING 2

CHAIRPERSON: Mona Tummon-Lyon 613-968-5267
Committee: Donalene Hebden , William McGee
John Lyon, Alicia Chambers, George MacDonald
Debbie MacDonald

ENTRY INFORMATION:
1. An exhibitor must be a current exhibitor of the Belleville Agricultural Society.
The annual exhibitor fee is $5.00 for adult classes and
$1.00 for Juniors (16 years and under).
2. All exhibits must be done between September 2010 and August 2011.
3. All work must be framed and have proper materials for hanging.
4. All paints must be thoroughly dry.
5. ONE entry per class
6. Paint by number sets or prints not accepted.
7. You may pick up your prize money on Sunday, Sept. 4th. 2011
from 5:00 to 6:00p.m.
8. Completed entry forms may be dropped off at Ben Bleecker Building,
Exhibition Park or mailed to Quinte Exhibition, 18 Yeoman Street,
Belleville, Ont. K8P 3X2 prior to Wednesday, Aug. 31, 2011.
9. JUDGING DAY IS THURSDAY, SEPT. 1, 2011 beginning at 8:00 a.m.
10. Exhibits should be brought to Building #2 on Wednesday, Aug. 31
Between 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Exhibits can only be removed between 5:00 to 6:00 p.m.
on Sunday, Sept. 4th, 2011.
11. All exhibitors must present their exhibitor cards before removing
exhibits. If unable to pick up exhibits, please authorize and identify
a person for pickup.
12. Juniors must be 16 years of age and under. Juniors must not enter the
Beginner's Class. Entry fee for Juniors is $1.00. If entering in other
classes the fee of $5.00 must be paid.
Please decide which class to enter (Intermediate or Advanced but not both)
13. NOTE: Please do not enter work still in your sketch books.
Try to remove and mount on a back to sit in our small easels.

PRIZE AWARDS:
A Copied Work: $3, $2, $1
B Original Work:
- Beginners $5, $4, $3
- Intermediates $7, $5, $4
- Advanced $10, $8, $6
C Miscellaneous $6, $5, $4
D Seniors Only $6, $5, $4
E Juniors $2, $1, $.50

SPECIAL AWARDS:
Gift certificates donated by Quinte Arts Council and
Belleville Art Association.
Prizes donated by artists: Donna Campbell, Melissa Schatzmann,
Florence Lennox

A COPIED WORK
Reproduction or copy permissible - in any size or media of
your choice.

Any Age Group Allowed
400 Painting Landscapes (oil)
401 Drawing Still Life, Portraits, Landscapes (chalk, pencil,
pen and ink, watercolors) AGE OVER 16 ONLY
402 Drawing Still Life, Portraits, Landscapes (chalk, pencil,
pen and ink, watercolors) AGE 16 and UNDER ONLY

B ORIGINAL WORK
Not a copied work - on any subject matter. Can be done from
personal sketches or photos. No prints allowed.

BEGINNERS (No Juniors)
403 Painting (oils)
404 Painting (water colors)
405 Drawing (pen and ink)
406 Drawing (pencil, chalk, charcoal, crayon, etc.)

INTERMEDIATE
407 Painting - Animals & Birds (oils)
408 Painting - Portraits and Still-life (oils)
409 Painting (water colors)
410 Drawing (pen and ink)
411 Drawing (pencil, chalk, charcoal, crayon, etc.)

ADVANCED
412 Painting (oils)
413 Painting (water colors)
414 Drawing (pen and ink)
415 Drawing (pencil, chalk, charcoal, crayon, etc.)
416 Portraits and Still Life
417 Animal - Birds Theme - artist's choice of media
418 New Theme of 2011 Fair (Welcome To The Future)

C MISCELLANEOUS
Any age group. Mixed media, lino cuts etchings, etc.
420 Original Work

D SENIORS ONLY
423 Original Work - your choice of media

E JUNIOR DIVISION

ART - TWO DIVISIONS
(a) 6 years to 11 years of age
(b) 12 years to 16 years of age

PRIZES: $2, $1, $.50
Frames NOT REQUIRED but must be able to hang work
on wall or sit in an easel. One entry per class.
NO SKETCH BOOKS ALLOWED

CLASS A - 6 years to 11 years of age
427 Painting (water colors)
428 Drawing (pen and ink)
429 Drawing (must be 6 years to 8 years of age)
430 Drawing (pencil, chalk, etc.) - (must be 9 years to 11 years old)
431 Miscellaneous (mixed media)
432 Painting (acrylics/oils)
433 Cartoon Characters (any media)

CLASS B - Between 12 years to 16 years of age
434 Painting (water colors)
435 Drawing (pen and ink)
436 Drawing (pencil only)
437 Drawing (colored pencils only)
438 Drawing (colored markers only)
439 Miscellaneous (mixed media, etc.)
440 Painting (acrylics/oils)
441 Drawing (crayons)
442 Portraits (any media)
443 Clowns (any Media)
444 2011 Theme –(Welcome To The Future)

Please write your AGE on exhibitor's tag affixed to the
art work.

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CRAFTS AND HOBBIES
BUILDING #2

CO-CHAIRPERSONS: Leslie Norman 613-962-7719
Barbie Garrow 613-962-5452
Committee: Marie Kennedy, Marilyn Caddick, Emma Black,
Melissa Kennedy, Emma Garrow, Beth Norman

ENTRY INFORMATION:
1. An exhibitor must be a current exhibitor of the Belleville Agricultural Society.
The annual membership fee is $5.00 for adult classes and
$1.00 for junior classes (16 years and under).
2. ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE THE WORK OF THE EXHIBITOR
AND TO HAVE BEEN COMPLETED BETWEEN
SEPTEMBER 2010 AND AUGUST 2011.
All soiled items or old items will not be judged.
ENTRY MUST NOT HAVE BEEN ENTERED IN PRIOR YEARS.
ONLY ONE ENTRY PER PERSON PER CLASS
3. Your prize monies can be picked up on Sunday, Sept. 4th
from 5:00 to 6:00pm
4. Completed entry forms must be taken or mailed to the
Quinte Exhibition Office, Ben Bleecker Building,
18 Yeoman Street, Belleville, Ont. K8P 3X2.
5. Exhibits should be brought to Building #2 on the Exhibition grounds on
Wednesday, Aug. 31st, between 5:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m.
6. Exhibits can only be removed between 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. on
Sunday, Sept. 4th, 2011. The building will be closed prior
to this time to prepare exhibits for pick up.

ADULT CLASSES
PRIZE MONEY: 1st- $5.00, 2nd- $4.00, 3rd- $3.00
CLASS:
601 Decorated Hollow Egg
602 Scrapbooking - one (1) page
603 Handmade Invitation
604 Easter Door Wreath
605 Lego - building or car - no bigger than 25 cm
606 Jewelery, Mounted on Cardboard (necklace & earring set)
607 Craft using "Welcome to the Future " theme
608 Any article Not Listed Above

OUR FALL CORNER

609 Thanksgiving or Halloween Door Decoration
610 Thanksgiving Table Centerpiece
611 Any other Halloween Item
612 Homemade scarecrow - no bigger than 18'

CHRISTMAS CORNER

613 Christmas Stocking
614 Christmas Tree Ornament, homemade (one)
615 Christmas Centerpiece
616 Christmas Wreath
617 Christmas Candle Holder
618 Homemade Snowman
619 Christmas Tree Topper (homemade)

JUNIOR CLASSES
Ages 6 years and under.
PRIZE Monies- 1st - $3.00, 2nd - $2.00, 3rd - $1.00

CLASS
620 Paper Bag Puppet (bag max 10")
621 Dressed up doll or stuffed animal
622 Playdoh Animal or Person - 15 cm max.
623 Popsicle creation - max size 14"
624 Farm animal using pop bottle

Ages 7 to 11 years.
PRIZE Monies- 1st - $3.00, 2nd - $2.00, 3rd - $1.00

CLASS
625 Decorated running shoe (wearable)
626 Decorated Rock Pet
627 Christmas Tree Ornament
628 Article made from Recycled materials using the them "Welcome to the Future
629 Design cd cover634

Ages 12 to 16 years
PRIZE Monies- 1st - $4.00, 2nd - $3.00, 3rd - $2.00

CLASS
630 Hey don't throw out your old jeans - create one item
631 Handmade Jewelery - mounted on cardboard - bracelet
632 Scrapbooking - One (1) page vacation
633 Lego building or car
634 Scary Halloween - one (1) ghost decoration

637 Handmade W

638

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WOMEN’S INSTITUTE

CHAIRPERSON: Wilma Huffman 613-477-1332
Committee: Helen McAvoy 613-969-0958
Marilyn Hall 613-477-2058
Harriet Rhode 613-477-2996

ENTRY INFORMATION
No membership fee.
Display to fit area of 1 + 1/2m. wide by 1m. in depth.
Entries to be in place by Wednesday August 31, 2011,
any time during day to 8:00p.m. or
Thursday, September 1, 2011 by 9:30a.m.
Fair opens to public on Thursday, September 1, 2011
Entries to be removed on Sunday, September 4
between 5:00p.m. and 6:00p.m.

THEME: “Welcome To The Future”

Each display should feature at least 5 articles.

Each Fair will receive $30.00

WOMEN'S INSTITUTE QUINTE EXHIBITION DISPLAY INFORMATION

NAME OF BRANCH: _________________________________________

CONTACT PERSON: _________________________________________

ADDRESS: ________________________________________________

________________________________________________

TELEPHONE: _________________________________

We will ____________ will not _____________ be entering a display.

Please advise by June 30, 2011 to Wilma Huffman, 1706 Harmony Rd.,
Corbyville, Ont. K0K 1V0 613-477-1332

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“Fun & Play” BABY SHOW

CHAIRPERSON: Katherine Latchford 613-969-8474
COMMITTEE: Marilyn Caddick

SHOW TIME: Saturday, September 3rd, 2011
(under the Grand Stand)

11:00a.m. 6 MONTHS - 8 MONTHS

11:30a.m. 9 MONTHS - 12 MONTHS

12:00noon 13 MONTHS - 16 MONTHS

12:30p.m. 17 MONTHS - 24 MONTHS

SPONSORED BY: Family Space, Wee Watch, World's Finest Shows Inc. &

Quinte Exhibition and Raceway

To Enter: Register at the Quinte Exhibition office upstairs in the Ben Bleecker Bldg.

ENTRY FORM
2011 “Fun & Play” Baby Show – Quinte Exhibition

Baby’s Name:___________________________Phone No._________________

Address________________________________City_______________________

Date of Birth:__________________________ Age Group___________________

Mother’s Name:________________________ Father’s Name:_______________

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**Sponsors may use without payment the winners name and/or photograph in any other advertising or publicity**

CHEESE PRODUCTS

BUILDING #3

CHAIRPERSON: Darlene Spencer 613-477-2706

ENTRY INFORMATION:

Entrant must be a current exhibitor of the Belleville Agricultural Society, fee: $5

Exhibitors may pick up your prize money Sunday, September 4th after the fair.

Competition open to any cheese-maker in Canada. Cheese must be at grading

temperature at time of judging. All cheese may be wrapped in "Canada" or plain

wrapper. Cheese in all classes may be coloured or white. Exhibits may be

placed on Wednesday August 31st from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. and Thursday

September 1st from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m.

Judging will be held on Thursday September 1st

Entries must REMAIN until 5:00 p.m. Sunday, September 4th

Only cheese judges allowed in grading room at time of judging.

Only one entry per plant per section.

PRIZES FOR SECTIONS 1-5: $20, $15, $10

SECTION 1

May make: white or coloured cheddar, 40 lb. blocks

SECTION 2

June or July make: white or coloured cheddar, 40 lb. blocks

SECTION 3

Mature Cheddar Chees must be at least nine month old:

White or coloured, 40 lb. blocks

SECTION 4

Marbled Cheddar: all classes 40 lb. blocks - any date

SECTION 5

Variety Cheese Class. May be Colby, Mozzarella, and Farmer's or Brick: cheese

to be packed in 5 lb. blocks and may be wrapped in exhibitors own wrapper or

brand name. Only one variety per plant to be exhibited.

SECTION 6

Cheese Display Class: Display may include any cheese produced by the

exhibitor and packed or wrapped at the discretion of the exhibitor.

PRIZES: $25, $20, $15

SPECIALS

*Best-Finished cheese in Section 1 to 5 - Prize: $20

*Highest Scoring Cheese in Section 1 to 4 - Prize: $20 and rosette.

Black Diamond Trophy

*Highest Aggregate in Section 1 to 5 - Prize: $20

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HONEY & HONEY PRODUCTS

Building #3

THERE WILL BE NO HONEY AND HONEY PRODUCTS COMPETITION FOR THE YEAR 2011

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SENIOR’S TEA
CHAIRPERSON: Betty Beer

Friday, September 2nd, 2011 at 2:00 pm
Under the Grandstand
SPONSORED by: Avaya Community Volunteers

Musical entertainment
at 2:00pm - 4:00pm
with prizes & Refreshments provided

Come, relax and enjoy!