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02 BOLTON FALL FAIR 2018
THE ALBION BOLTO N AGRI CULT URAL SOCI E T Y
PR E SE NT S T HE
160th Bolton Fall Fair
F R I DAY, S E P T E MBE R 2 1 , 2 0 1 8
S AT U R DAY, S E PT E MBE R 2 2 , 2 018 INDEX
5 Hours, Admission, Privacy Policy
S U N DAY, S E P T E MBE R 2 3 , 2 0 1 8 What’s On and Where?
6 Committees
7 Society Executive and Directors
A L B I ON & BO LT O N AGR I C ULT UR AL S OC I E TY
P. O . B o x 1 0 8 , B ol t on , O N , L 7 E 5 T 1 8 President’s Message and Past Presidents
Phone: (905) 880-0857 10 Fair Ambassador & Junior Fair Ambassador Message,
E -m a i l : o f f i c e@ bo l t o nf a i r. c a We b - s i t e : w w w. b o l t o n f a i r. c a Past Fair Queen
NE I L RU TT LE: P re sid e n t JUDY HEN DERSON : Secretary 11 Fair Ambassador Program
13 Sponsor Recognition
15 Rules & Regulations
Truck & 16 Concessions Information / Antique Tractor & Equipment Display
Tractor Pull 17 Caledon Cruisers Car Show / Demolition Derby
FRIDAY, / Scarecrow in the Dell / Cow Plop Bingo
19 Pet Show / Chip Off the Old Block
JUN E 29, 2018
20 Garden Tractor Pull / Agricultural Learning Centre
6:00 PM START
21 Kiddie Pedal Tractor Pull / Tug of War
23 Agricultural Display Competition / Pancake Breakfast / Community
Church Service / Garbage Can Decorating / Youth Organizations
25 Peel 4-H Ambassador Competition / 4-H Section Class 12 /
4-H Lifeskills Section
27 4H Dairy Show Class 11 / Rabbit Hopping
29 Junior Farmers 4-H Section Class 26 / Youth Special
33 Goats Class 13, Sheep Class 14
34 Beef Class 15
35 Field Crops Class 16
37 Fruits Class 17, Vegetables Class 18, Class 19
38 Home Craft Division Rules
Home Craft, Class 20, Food Division
40 Home Craft, Class 21, Large Needlework
42 Home Craft, Class 22, Small Needlework
44 Arts and Crafts Class 23
45 Home Craft, Class 24, Flowers / Class 36, Adult Photography
47 Home Craft, Class 25, Antiques
48 Home Craft, Junior Division
50 Photography, Junior Class 35
56 Entry Forms
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Committees
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Albion & Bolton
Agricultural Society
EXEC U T I VE
President .................................... Neil Ruttle
1st Vice-President ......................Doug Hietkamp
2nd Vice-President .................... Darrell Fuller
Secretary ....................................Judy Henderson
Treasurer .................................... Brenda Heenan
Past President ............................Robert Kolb
EXEC U T I VE D I R E C T O R S
THREE YEAR TERM TWO YEAR TERM ONE YEAR TERM
Harvey Cook Laura Boughen Darrell Fuller
Tom French Scott Goodfellow Robert Kolb
Heather French Dwight Matson David Kolb
Neil Ruttle Bryan Mason Doug Hietkamp
Colin French Lori Cook Bob Romanyk
ASSOC I AT E DI R E C T O R S
Jean Baldwin, Barre Beamish, Natalie Bonifacio, Erica Bonifacio, Laura
Bonifacio, Rose Bonifacio, Mike Bonifacio, Ray Bottoms, Isabelle Bottoms, Tim
Boughen, Lauren Bristoll, Carter Burnside, Grant Burnside, Trudy Burnside,
Jeanette Burnside, Pat Burton, Kayla Cameron, Stan Cameron, Betty Jean
Carberry, Clare Carberry, Jerry Caringi, Dale Clarke, Kay Cook, Kori deBoer,
Casie deBoer, Nick deBoer, Nancy DiPlacido, Art Downey, Lois Downey, Robert
Downey, Barb Downey, Mary Lou Downey, Bruce Downey, Brian Emmerton,
Nicole Emmerton, Gail Farrell, Erika Fosbury, Jaidin Foerter, Lily French, Julie
French, Nicole French, Lynn Fuller, Herb Fuller, Greg Fuller, Corrie Fuller, Kinsey
Good, Helen Goodfellow, Frances Goodfellow, Christine Graham, Ken Graham,
William Hay, Charlene Harvey, Lynn Howard, Simran Jassal, James Johnston,
Frances Johnston, Claire Johnston, Marion Johnston, Neil Jones, Marg Jones,
Christopher Jones, Kathy Jones, Dan Kolb, Laurie Kolb, Kim Kolb, Emil Kolb,
Beryle Kolb, Fred Kolb, Pat Kolb, Kelly Kolb, Paul Kolb, Marion Kolb, John Kolb,
Don Lester, Dominic Maggi, Ellen Mason, Jeannette Mason, Shawn Mason,
Karen Matson, June Matson, Mary Matson, Robert Matson, Stuart Matson,
Win Mellor-Hay, Murray Mellow, Pat Mellow, Christine Millar, Goldie Millar,
Connor Noble, Wayne Noble, Jeanette Pilson, Diane Romanyk, Barb Ruttle,
Daniel Ruttle, Jennifer Ruttle, Diane Sawyer, David Snell, Brian Snell, Patti
Snell, Bert Speirs, Dorothy Stewart, John Torrance, Joyce Van Andel, Marie
Vanderdoelen, Sue-Anne Vincze, Kim West, Roy Westlake, Carole Whitehead,
Victoria Wilhelm, Al Williams, Carol Williams, Lorna Wilson, Edna Wright, Keith
Wright, Roy Wright.
JUNIOR DI RE CT O R S (9- 17 y ea rs old )
Emily Boughen, Jack Boughen, Madeline Boughen, James Dicks, Jesse
Dicks, Kayla Emmerton, Hayley Fosbury, Renee Fosbury, Allison French,
Brandon Goodfellow, Hailey Goodfellow, Melissa Heenan, Caitlyn Kolb,
Victoria Kolb, Matthew Kolb, Joe Kolb, Zack Kolb, Ella Millar-Maggi, Senna
Millar-Maggi, Stephanie Steh, Jaclyn VanderDoelen.
MEMBERS: Emily Clancey, Marilyn Corbett, Kelly Dicks, Kyle Dicks, Jay
Foerter, Andy Henderson, Alfred Wong.
BOLTON FALL FAIR 2018 07
President’s PAST PRESIDENTS
List of fair board presidents since conception
Message
Rogers, W. 1858-66 McAllister, J. 1949-51
Newlove, J. 1867-68 Henderson, A. 1952-53
Verner, G. 1869 Carberry, H. 1954-55
Wolfe, J. 1870 Henderson, Jas 1956
Dick, W. 1871-72 Mactaggart, Fergus 1957-58
McCabe, A. 1873-77 Mason, Allan 1959-60
Wilson, D. 1878-79 Verner, Len 1961-62
James Wesley wrote: Dodds, A. 1880 Codlin, H. 1963-64
Buist, O. 1881-82 Johnson, Dr. T. 1965
“I still believe in amber waves of grain, Colley, J. 1883-89 Dean, A. 1966-67
man on his knees praying for rain. Swinarton, J. 1890-92 McCabe, N.W. 1968-69
Burton, R. 1893-95 Mellow, M. 1970-71
That grew this country strong and keep us moving on. Ruston, R. 1896-1904 Livingston, C. 1972
They get tougher as their lives keep gettin’ harder. Ruston, J. 1905-07 Carberry, C. 1973
Norton, A. 1908-09 Kolb, Fred 1974-75
Oh, I think it’s time we all thank a farmer.” Little, W. 1910-12 Carberry, A. 1976-77
McKenzie, G. 1913 Henry, Mrs. L. 1978-79
School Downey, G. 1914-15 Duck, Frank 1980-81
We would like to thank all our volunteers, C h i l d r e n ’s Maw, J.
Kennedy, D.
1916-17
1918
Mason, Lloyd
Hodgkinson, Paul
1982-83
1984-85
without whom nothing of what we do would be D ra w Goodfellow, A. 1919 Westlake, Roy 1986-87
(13 years & under) Mellow, B. 1920-21 Johnston, James 1988-89
possible.
S a t u r d a y & Su n d a y Westlake, W. 1922-23 Agnew, Norval 1990-91
Our farmers work hard, but they play harder. at 4pm Goodfellow, W. 1924-25 Nixon, Lorne 1992-93
Downey, W. 1926-27 French, Wilson 1994
Come and join us at our Spring Tractor Pull and 1st $50 / 2 nd $ 2 5
Kehoe, W. 1928-29 Kolb, Paul 1995-96
/ 3rd $ 1 0 Downey, O.H. 1930-31 Price, Carol 1997-98
Fall Fair and see for yourself.
Harper, J.A. 1932-33 Snell, David 1999-2000
Kehoe, W.H. 1936-37 Goodfellow, Scott 2001-02
Lindsay, L.W. 1938-39 Matson, Dwight 2003-04
Neil Ruttle Stewart, H.E.
Rutherford, L.G.
1940-41
1942-43
Fuller, Herb
Mason, Shawn
2005-06
2007-08
President, 2018 Albion & Bolton Agricultural Society Matson, H. 1944-45 Boughen, Laura 2009-10
Livingstone, R.W. 1946 French, Heather 2011- 12
Thomas, W. 1947-48 French, Tom 2013-14
Robert Kolb 2015-17
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Fair Ambassadors Messages
This has been a fantastic year as your Albion Bolton Fair Ambassador! I It’s hard to believe that my year of being Junior Fair Ambassador is
cannot even begin to explain all of the amazing opportunities, connections, almost over! I have had so much fun representing the Albion & Bolton
and experiences that I have been given access to in the past year, as well Agricultural Society for a second year throughout the community. I’ve had
as all of the fun and excitement I have been able to have! the incredible opportunity to attend events like the 4-H Awards Night,
In the beginning of February, I had the privilege of attending the 2017- Bolton Kinsmen Santa Claus Parade and the Peel Farm Family of the Year
2018 OAAS Fair Ambassador Program. During that short weekend, I was Banquet where more than 30 families were recognized for farming for
able to make many lifelong friends and develop skills that will assist more than 150 years!
me for a lifetime, touch up on my country dancing, and have lots of fun! Being Junior Fair Ambassador has been an incredible experience. I
Additionally I have been able to participate in the Annual Bolton Santa am so grateful for all of the support from the ABAS, and our wonderful
Claus Parade, the Farm Family Banquet which proudly celebrated many volunteers. Anyone from the ages of 13-16 should definitely apply to be
families of 100 years of farming, as well as the Bolton Fall Fair. I truly the next Junior Fair Ambassador! From all the amazing people you meet,
have been able to experience many events and programs that I will never incredible gifts from local sponsors you receive and the buckets of fun you
forget, and have had lot of fun doing it! have, it’s definitely a once in a lifetime experience!
As a Fair Ambassador, it is easy for me to understand the nervous For 160 years, this fair had been bringing the rural and urban parts
excitement that is felt when coming in front of the large community we of Caledon closer together. I am so fortunate to be a part of this journey. I
are a part of. However, do not let that scare you away from this amazing can’t wait to see what the next 160 years will bring!
opportunity! You are able to meet so many new people, participate in
Kayla Emmerton
amazing events, and enjoy all of the goodies that come with it! I encourage 2017-18 Albion & Bolton Junior Fair Ambassador
you to apply as the next Fair Ambassador and experience all that I have
experienced, as well as make it your own. Have fun with it! PAST FAIR QUEEN/JUNIOR
This year has held so much for not only myself as your Fair Ambassador,
but the community as a whole. I feel it has allowed me to understand FAIR AMBASSADORS
the hard work that is put in each and every day by many people in this
FA IR A MB A S S A D O R S
community. The dedicated volunteers allow each and every event to be an Katie Litz Below 1967 Laura Johnston Boughen 1995
success. Thank you so much to all of the volunteers that have participated Ruth Verner Craig (Centennial) 1967 Emily Parsons 1996
in each event this year, and we encourage you to come out and participate Darlene McCreary Lemon 1971 Laura Boughen Crawford 1997
Nancy Stewart 1972 Heather Boughen Tipping 1998
in the years to come!
Arlene Wilson Cress 1973 Karen Moddison Johnson 1999
Throughout this opportunity I have received immense support from Cheryl Camplin Soper 1974-75 Krista Tipping 2000
everyone around me, especially the Albion Bolton Agricultural Society. I Debbie Delaney Cameron 1976 Frances Cation 2001
Wendy Patchett 1977 Donna Downey 2002
cannot even begin to thank ABAS for all of their support and hospitality
Doreen Livingston Allan 1978 Susan Howe 2003
over this past year, as well as their constant encouragement in meeting the Kelly Maw Herder 1979 Nicole Piercey 2004
new people around me. This support in everything that I have participated Niki Cutrazolla Piva 1980 Kristen Duerhammer 2005
in has allowed me to develop the confidence to achieve each and every Connie Tatone (Princess) 1981 Lisa Hutchinson 2006
Teresa Shiel 1982 Claire Johnston 2007
goal I have had throughout this year, and will assist me throughout my Lisa Waldner 1983 Carly Cameron 2008
future to come. Sheila Stewart Paradi 1984 Victoria Wilhelm 2009
It has been an honour to represent the community around me, and I Lara Mylly Harding 1985 Justin Piercey 2010
Fiona Bottoms 1986 Kayla Cameron 2011
am sad to see this wonderful year come to an end. However, I have had an
Lisa Downey Sutton 1987 Carly Wright 2012
amazing time being apart of this year and I look forward to participating in Joanne O’Sullivan 1988 Jeanette Burnside 2013
the fair in the years ahead. Kristen Nelles 1989 Julie French 2014
Theresa Tiveron Edge 1990 Ashley Harding 2015
Stephanie Steh Michelle Coffey 1991-92 Callie Dowds 2016
2017-18 Albion & Sheila Carusone 1993 Stephanie Steh 2017
Bolton Fair Ambassador Cheryl Tiveron 1994
JU NIO R FA IR A MB A S S A D O R S
Lisa Hutchinson 2004 Ginny McAllister 2011
Lisa Casagrande 2005 Nicole French 2012
Sam Adams 2006 Allison French 2013
Dezaray Baggio 2007 Caitlyn Kolb 2014
Jordyn Stafford 2008 Callie Dowds 2015
Stephanie Steh &
Jeanette Burnside 2009 Kayla Emmerton 2016-17
Kayla Emmerton
Julie French 2010
10 BOLTON FALL FAIR 2018and information
FAIR AMBASSADOR PROGRAM JUNIOR FAIR AMBASSADOR PROGRAM
Chairperson: Trudy & Jeanette Burnside (905-857-4397) Chairperson: Trudy & Jeanette Burnside (905-857-4397)
Come out and be a contestant in the Fair Ambassador program! ELIGIBILITY: Open to males and females age 13-16 as of August 1, 2018.
Contestants will start with an information meeting with the committee Each contestant to receive $50 for entering.
chairperson. At fair time each contestant will first have an interview with the
panel of judges Friday evening. During opening ceremonies, the contestants JUDGING: Contestants will be judged on personality, presence and community
will give a 3-5 minute speech on agriculture, agricultural societies or some involvement. An interview with a panel of judges and a 3-minute speech will
aspect of the Bolton Fall Fair. They will also have to answer an impromptu be required. Speech Topic – “If you were able to make a difference…”
question. Once the judges make their decision, the current Fair Ambassador
will crown the Ambassador for the 2018 Fair. DUTIES: Please see the above Fair Ambassador Program for program
guidelines. The Junior Ambassador will be required to be available during
Please register with the Committee Chairperson by September 1, 2018. fair weekend to assist the Fair Ambassador. The Junior Ambassador may be
called to attend a few functions with the Fair Ambassador on behalf of the
DUTIES: The Fair Ambassador will attend some local community events and Albion & Bolton Agricultural Society.
the fairs in our region, on behalf of the Albion & Bolton Agricultural Society.
FIRST PRIZE: $50 from the Fair Board, plus gifts from other local sponsors
ELIGIBILITY: Open to males and females age 17-24 as of August 1, 2018.
$POUFTU MJNJUFE UP &JHIU FOUSJFT &BDI DPOUFTUBOU UP SFDFJWF GPS RUNNER UP: Gifts from local sponsors
entering.
FIRST PRIZE: $150 from the Fair Board, plus gifts from other local sponsors.
RUNNER UP: $50, plus gifts from other local sponsors.
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BOLTON FALL FAIR 2018 11Best Wishes
Our family
serving your
family for over
100 years and
four generations
to all Participants
WILLIAM E. EGAN PAUL G. EGAN
1910-1997
WILLIAM R. EGAN
1870-1932
WM. EGAN (1910-1997)
PAUL G. EGAN
ELAINE M. EGAN
ANJANETTE C. ELLIOTT
RONALD FRANK
COREY B. JORDAN
CURTIS M. SLUMAN
JUDITH E. SMILLIE (1942-2012)
ELAINE EGAN ADELE C. TICHY KIMBERLEY EGAN
Family Owned Since 1913 • 203 Queen Street South, Bolton
We have information available on funeral
pre-arrangements and cremations
Please Give Us A Call 905.857.2213
12 BOLTON FALL FAIR 2018Sponsor Recognition
We thank our sponsors for their generous contribution
& support toward the Agricultural Society’s events. Sponsors are
listed in the categories based on the contributions for the year 2017.
We apologize to any sponsor whose name has been missed or improperly recorded.
PLATI NUM $1 , 0 0 0 + B R O N ZE $ 2 5 0 - $ 4 9 9 Peel Mutual Insurance Co.
RA-Tech Electrical Services
Alliance Agri-Turf Inc. Alloa Water Supply
Reinhart Trailer Sales
All-Lift Ltd. Balzan Truck Center
Ritchie Bros. - Auctioneers
Bolton Honda Benson Steel
Royal Bank - Agricultural Business Centre, Fergus
Bolton Motor Products Caledon Dental Care
T.E.R. Construction Ltd.
Campbell Amusements Carl Farrow Trucking
The Diesel Doctor
Cavalier Transportation Services Inc. Davis Feed & Farm Supply
Vince’s Auto Body
Church’s Farm Equipment Gap Waste Management Services
Coopers Equipment Rental Green Tractors Brampton
Ed Stewart’s Farm Equipment Hi-Tek Engineered Design Transportation Inc. HONOU RABLE MENTIO N:
Fines Ford Lincoln Sales & Service Ltd. Krown Rust Control Centre Bolton Volunteer Fire Department
GFL Environmental Milligan Energy Station 302
Graham Construction Northway Tire Ltd. Caledon OPP
Green Tractors - Nobleton Northwest Holdings Ltd.
Humberview Farms Ltd.
James Dick Construction
Motor Home Travel Canada Inc
Rovili’s Petworld
Best Wishes to
all this year’s
Sidan Traffic Control Services Ltd.
Topac Express
Walkerview.com Photography
2018 Albion
GOLD $7 5 0 - $ 9 9 9 Bolton Fall Fair
N/A
participants!
SILVE R $5 0 0 - $ 7 4 9
Armstrong Petroleum
Bolton District Lions Club
Bolton Rexall - Rexall Drug Store
Canadian Tire Corp. Bolton #197
Dr. Ames
Ed Gardhouse Auction Services
Express Automotive & Parts Ltd.
Glen the Plumber
NICK DEBOER
Humberview Transport
Ken’s Lawnmower Repair Ltd.
MARS
Royal Bank - Bolton Councillor Ward 3 & 4
Sierra Excavating
Thomas Carberry Insurance Ltd.
RESIDENTS WITH INQUIRIES CAN
CONTACT ME AT
V.I.S.C.O / TRACTION Parts
nick.deboer@caledon.ca OR PHONE 905-880-1370
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As all our participants start thinking about their competitive ideas for this years’
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of luck in your participation in making this community event a successful one! At the end of
the day it is all about having fun in doing what we do within our great community....
Let`s make this year the best one ever!!
Not only selling the Country but the City too!
I LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING EVERYONE THERE!
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14BOLTON FALL FAIR 2018Bolton
Fall Fair Rules & Regulations
SPECIAL NOTES the numbers on the entry ticket in favor of which awards are made. In all
In case of bad or unfavourable weather or other reasons causing the receipts cases of doubt or difficulty that may arise, before making their awards they
to fall short of paying expenses and all prizes in full, after paying the expenses, shall submit the matter to a Director in charge, who shall have power to finally
a proportionate amount, exclusive of membership, will be deducted from such settle the same.
prizes, to enable Directors to balance the amounts without loss. The Directors
feel that this course is the most equitable and fair that can be adopted, as any 13. All livestock intended for exhibition must be on the grounds on the day of the
deductions will fall proportionally on all those participating in the amounts show by eleven o’clock a.m. and all other articles by 11:30 am on the first
collected and not leave the whole sum to be a debt to bear heavily on the day, so the judges may proceed with their duties. Livestock to remain on the
Society and thus impair its usefulness. grounds until four o’clock unless otherwise specified.
14. All articles, soiled by wear or washed on account of being used are excluded
RULES AND REGULATIONS from competition. Rugs or Quilts may be shown 2 years if not used.
1. Anyone who wishes to become a member may do so by contacting the 15. Exhibits should not be removed from the Hall before 4:30 pm Sunday.
Secretary.
16. All entries or prize tickets must remain on all articles or animals during the
2. Membership does not entitle anyone to a free pass. exhibition. Any person, changing or removing entry tickets from goods on
exhibition, or in any way attempting to defraud any exhibitor, shall be subject
3. Exhibitors upon paying a $3 exhibitors fee are entitled to show any number of
to a fine of from $1 to $10, or ten days imprisonment on a conviction of
items at the fair.
therefore. Exhibitors are requested to see that their entry ticket is firmly affixed
4. All entries must be accompanied by an entry ticket provided by the Secretary or to the exhibit.
no prize money will be paid.
17. Properly certified registered pedigrees from the Herd and Stud books must be
5. Livestock, Cattle, Sheep, Goats, Swine – No animal will be allowed to compete produced to the Judges when exhibiting in the classes of blood horses and
in more than one class or section of a class except in a case of a special prize. purebred cattle, goats and sheep.
6. All entries to be made with the Secretary, the day of the show, personally, or by 18. No driving or speeding in the rings will be permitted by any parties except
letter prepaid. those who have made entries for competition.
7. No animal or article shall be awarded a prize unless deemed worthy by the 19. The Society will not be liable for any damage sustained by vendors or others
judges. from any cause beyond the control of the Society.
8. No agriculture product or other article shall be entered or shown for more than 20. The Directors will not be responsible for goods lost and will render every
one prize and no second premium will be given to one person for the same kind possible assistance for the recovery.
of agriculture produce or other article though awarded by the Judges. Unless
otherwise specified. 21. That it shall be the duty of the Treasurer to retain the sum of $15 for a Single
Membership, $2 for a Junior Membership, and $3 for an Exhibitor Fee for the
9. Any person who shall attempt to interfere with the Judges while in the ensuing year from Exhibitors.
discharge of their duties, or who shall afterwards, on the premises of
the Society, use any contemptuous or abusive language to any Judge in "MMQSPUFTUT JGBOZ BHBJOTUUIFEFDJTJPOPGUIF+VEHFT PSBOZFYIJCJU NVTUCF
consequence of any award made by him, shall forfeit his right to any premiums made and delivered to the Secretary in writing within 24 hours after the close
of which he/she might otherwise be entitled. of the show, stating the cause of protest and signed by the complainant. All
protests shall be referred to the Board of Directors.
10. No grain, roots or fruit shall be entered or shown for more than one prize
and must be the growth of the current year and grown by the exhibitor. All 23. Members of the Press will be furnished with a pass on making themselves
stock must be the bonafide property of the exhibitor and all implements and known to the Secretary.
articles of manufacturer and all other articles must be made or executed by
24. Judges are requested to report to the Secretary upon their arrival, when they
the exhibitor within the current year and must be exhibited by the maker,
will be furnished with tickets and badges.
inventor, or their agent authorized to exhibit them, but such manufacturer or
inventor must be independent of said agents. Persons exhibiting contrary to
this rule shall forfeit their right to any premium although awarded to them by
the Judges. NOTICE FOR PRIZE WINNERS
11. Should there be no more than one exhibitor in a class or section, the Judges 25. All cheques must be cashed before the end of December 2018, and all prizes
may use their discretion as to awarding the premium and in all cases, where and goods must be lifted before the same day.
they do not think the animal or article worthy they can withhold the premium.
12. The judges shall, in the discharge of their duties, be careful to act with the
most rigid impartiality and shall make their entries in a clear and legible
RULE 25 STRICTLY ENFORCED.
manner and use due care that the numbers entered by them correspond with
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16 BOLTON FALL FAIR 2018Events C OW P LOP BI NGO
Play for your chance to WIN $200. If the cow
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Learning Centre.
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from when the cow enters the play area, the winner will be
sponsor prizes to be handed out throughout the day.
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CLASS 1: Open to 7 years of age and under. for motor difficulties (gross/fine
CLASS 2: Open to 8 to 12 years of age. motor), sensory challenges,
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Prizes for each category: 1st $25; 2nd $15; 3rd $5 developmental delays
All entries must be dropped off at the exhibit hall between 5 • Expert DIR/Floortime Provider,
& 8 pm on Thursday, September 20, 2018. “Best in Show” will be Certified in Sensory
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18 BOLTON FALL FAIR 2018Events Best Wishes on the 160th Anniversary
PE T S H O W of the Bolton Fall Fair
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“What is it?” – Open Category
Biggest/Smallest – for Animals in Categories not listed above
eg. Pet Potbellied Pigs etc.
All categories winners are then
eligible to enter our Best in Show
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LEARNING CENTRE
Events
Chairperson: 4 - H G AR DE N TR A C TO R PU LL & O PE N PU LL
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E V ENT E AC H Y E AR! Open to ALL Pullers
Peel 4-H Pullers Garden Tractor Pull Achievement Day
PA RE N T- S U PE RV ISE D, Stoneboat Pullers Rules will govern this pull.
INTER AC T IV E , HAN DS -O N
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DAILY AC T IV IT IE S
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Agricultural Games
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20 BOLTON FALL FAIR 2018T UG O F WA R
KIDDI E PE DAL T R A C T O R P UL L SUN DAY, SEPTEMBER 2 3
SU NDAY, SE PT E M B E R 2 3 AT 1:00 PM (ON TRA C K )
R EG I S T RATI ON : 9:45 AM PUL L : 10: 45 AM
Co-chairs: Tom and Heather French of parent or guardian releases the Albion & Bolton
Agricultural Society from any financial responsibility
due to accident.
1. The contestant must be able to pedal the tractor 11. Pullers must pre-register for the Tractor Pull 1 hour
without assistance. before pull time. 1. Open to local area schools.
2. Pedal tractors will be provided for all participants 12. Participation limited – first come, first served.
2. Each school can enter two teams
3. All contestants must wear shoes. 13. Child must be accompanied by an adult or guardian at
a. Grade 5 and under
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the sled moving from the starting line. b. Grade 8 and under
5. The pulling tractor must stay between the lines of the PRIZES: c. High School Team
pulling lane at all times. TU1MBDFo5SPQIZtOEUPUI1MBDFo.FEBM d. Community Group
6. If the tractor leaves the pulling lane, the distance will All contestants get a loot bag. JF)PDLFZ5FBN )$MVC
be measured from the starting line to the point where
3. Teams will be made up of 10 pullers
the tractor crossed the boundary. Loot bags & prizes donated by Ken’s Lawnmower
7. In case of a tie there will be a pull-off to determine the Service, Mars Canada, Express Automotive, – 5 boys, 5 girls
winner. Humberview Transport & Humberview Farms. 4. Need a minimum of 3 schools to
8. There will be 4 classes of contestants: compete and pay out full prize money
Class 1 – 4-5 years old
Class 2 – 6-7 years old 5. Prizes $150 – 1st Place,
Class 3 – 8-9 years old $100 – 2nd Place,
Class 4 – 10-12 years old Each school that participates receives $50
9. Both boys and girls are eligible to enter, age limit
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10. The Judges decision will be final for all pulls with
signed permission slip in hand. The required signature
Best Wishes To This Year’s
160th Bolton Fall Fair
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22 BOLTON FALL FAIR 2018Community
G A R B A G E CA N DE C O R AT ING C O NTES T
WE ARE LOOKING FOR . . . TH U R SDAY, SE PT E MB E R 2 0
Bolton Fairgrounds
“THE BEST DECORATED YARD” We are inviting all schools, families and community groups to paint a garbage
can and WIN BIG PRIZE MONEY!!!
USING THE THEME: The theme for our Fair this year is Celebrating 160 Years – From Farm to Plate
Prize Money
Celebrating 1st - $150
2nd - $100
160 Years –
3rd - $50
*Every entry will receive $25.00 just for entering!
Sponsored by Albion & Bolton Agricultural Society
From Farm to Plate Call: Heather French 905-880-0369 to get your
garbage can TODAY !
*Limited cans available. First come,
first serve basis.
AGRICULTURAL Must be painted with permanent paint.
DISPLAY CONTEST
C O MMU NIT Y C H U R C H SERVICE MAIN STAGE
Contact: Tom & Heather French at (905-880-0369)
OPEN TO ALL RESIDENTS OF THE TOWN OF CALEDON
SU NDAY, SE PTE MB E R 23 AT 9 :3 0 AM
– URBAN AND RURAL! Contact: Heather French 905-880-0369
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Rural residents create a roadside entrance or for town OFFERING: Free gate admission with canned food donations.
residents front of property display, utilizing a variety of agricultural
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Include a sign advertising the fair dates; September SU NDAY, SE PTE MB E R 23 AT 8 :0 0 AM
21, 22, 23. Businesses may use window display. Contact: David Kolb 905-880-1632
To be judged, all displays must be registered with
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$20 for a good display showing a cross-section of their activities during
2017-2018. Space allocated to them will be 4 feet.
CLASSES 1. Best Urban (in Town)
2. Best Rural Display Pre-registration is required, please call
3. Best Business Window Display Fair Secretary 905-880-0857
4. Best School Display
5. Best Community Group
SCORING FOR THE JUDGES:
Overall appearance – 20%
Originality – 50%
Visibility of dates – 30%
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ALL DISPLAYS MUST BE REGISTERED!
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24 BOLTON FALL FAIR 20184-H Organization
4-H SECTION CLASS 12
The primary purpose of the 4-H program is the personal development of youth in rural Ontario. No Fee. PEEL 4-H
The program is coordinated through the Ontario 4-H Council and the Peel 4-H Association. However, the
goals of the 4-H program are only achieved through the dedicated efforts of local volunteer leaders. The Peel
A MB A SSA D OR
4-H Program wishes to thank the Albion & Bolton Agricultural Society for sponsoring the Bolton Junior Dairy
Calf Club, Bolton Senior Dairy Calf Club, and Peel Lifeskills Clubs, who hold their Achievement Program and CO MPETI TI ON
display exhibits at the fair.
The Ambassador Competition is open
4-H LIFESKILLS SECTION to all Peel County 4-H Members and
$POWFOPS$BSPM8JMMJBNT must be at least 15 years of age as of
RULES: January 1, 2019. The applicant must
1. Open to all current members of 4-H. have completed two 4-H projects during
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3. Entry tags must be marked Junior or Senior according to member’s age.
4. Entry forms are available on line at www.boltonfair.ca
COMPETITION WILL CONSIST OF:
Go to Bolton Fair and select Exhibitor Information.
a) An application form with a
5. Entries are accepted on Thursday, September 20, 2018 between 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. and Friday
September 21, 2018 between 8:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. recommendation from a club leader
6. All entries must be picked up on Sunday, September 23, 2018 after 4:30 p.m. to be completed by March 1, 2019.
NOTE: b) A 4 foot display to be judged at the
A. All entries to be the work of the member unless otherwise stated. interview, illustrating one of the
B. Item 1 to be displayed inside a clear plastic bag. following:
C. Entry tags must be marked Junior or Senior according to Member’s age. - a 4-H Opportunity (i.e. Future Talk)
- a display promoting the purpose of
the 4-H program
4-H LIFESKILL ENTRIES 2018 c) An interview by a selection panel on
Note: Item 1 to be displayed inside a clear plastic bag. the day of the competition.
1. Baked Apple Pie-8” - Applicant should be prepared to
2. 50 ml Applesauce in an air tight container. deliver a verbal Greeting or Thank you
3. A Member manual from the current year. on behalf of Peel 4-H
4. The favourite family cookie recipe printed on a recipe card.
5. A Christmas Ornament. The Ambassador Competition will be
held at the convenience of the applicant
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and the Ambassador Committee.
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characteristics of the breed.
The Ambassador is expected to be
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characteristics of the variety. Bolton Fair Opening Ceremony 2019, to
9. Photography -photos must be member’s own work, 4” x 6” in size, mounted on 5” x 7” card stock. present ribbons at the 4-H Dairy shows
a. 4-H member/ members in action at the Caledon, Bolton and Brampton
b. Photograph of a 4-H event or 4-H display from the 2017 Bolton Fair. Fairs and to bring greetings at the fairs.
c. Photograph of a rabbit/rabbits Other events during the year include
d. Photograph of a 4-H Barn Quilt at Albion Orchards the Peel 4-H Awards Night, and the
10. An entry of your choice not listed above. Farmer of the Year Dinner where the
Ambassador will be expected to bring
greetings from Peel 4-H.
To receive the application package,
please contact: Carol Williams
@ (905) 880-5302 by March 1, 2019.
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SATURDAY, SE P T E M B E R 2 2 BOLTON HONOURABLE MENTION SHOWPERSON (CLASS 6):
Bert Westlake Special $20
AT 10 :3 0 AM I N A R E N A
OPEN CONFIRMATION CLASSES (CLASS 7-12):
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OPEN GRAND CHAMPION CALF (CLASS 13):
Committee: Dan Kolb, Marion Kolb, Dwight Matson, Roy Westlake
$50.00 Sponsored by Quality Seed ltd.
OP E N 4 - H D A I RY C A LF S H O W CLA S S 11 OPEN RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION CALF (CLASS 13):
Open to any 4-H Dairy Calf Club members that are exhibiting their 2017 4-H $40.00 Sponsored by Castledale Farms
Calf Project. Eligible calves will be shown with the Bolton 4-H Dairy Calf Club OPEN HONOURABLE MENTION CALF (CLASS 13):
Achievement classes. $20.00 Sponsored by Davis Feed and Farm Supply
SHOWMANSHIP CLASSES: BOLTON GRAND CHAMPION CALF (CLASS 14):
Class 1 Novice: 9-11 years of age as of Jan. 1/18 Bert Westlake Trophy
Class 2 Junior: 12-14 years of age as of Jan. 1/18 Bert Westlake Special $25 gift certificate.
Class 3 Intermediate: 15-17 years of age as of Jan. 1/18
Class 4 Senior: 18-21 years of age as of Jan. 1/18
Class 5 Open Grand Champion Showperson JUNIOR COM PETITION PRE 4 - H CL A SS 1 5
Class 6 Bolton Grand Champion Showperson Exhibitors must be under 9 years of age as of January 1, 2018
DAIRY TYPE: $5 each sponsored by Plum Valley Holsteins
TYPE CONFIRMATION CLASSES: SHOWMANSHIP: $5 each sponsored by Jameston Holsteins
Class 7 Junior Heifer Born after March 1, 2018
Class 8 Intermediate Heifer Born Dec. 1/17 to Feb 28/18 PEEL JUNIOR FARM ERS’ SPECIAL CLA SS 1 6
Class 9 Senior Heifer Born Sept 1/17 to Nov 30/17 Showmanship class open to all ages wishing to experience the diary show ring!
Class 10 Summer Yearling Born June 1/17 to Aug 31/17
Class 11 Junior Yearling Born Mar 1/17 to May 31/17 RICHARD HOUSE SHOWM ANSHIP
Class 12 Junior Herd: Three 4-H calves from any one farm COM PETITION CL ASS 1 7
Class 13 Open Grand Champion Calf Peel Region champion showperson competition. Between the top two 4-H
Class 14 Bolton Grand Champion Calf livestock showmanship winners in Peel Region Fairs. Winner will be announced at
the Peel 4-H awards night. Third Friday in November.
PRIZES:
Open Showperson (classes 1-4): Top three per class receive $15
Class 1 Sponsored by Chesslawn Farms RABBIT HOPPING
Class 2 Sponsored by Peel Mutual Insurance Peel 4H Rabbit Hopping Club Achievement Day
Class 3 Sponsored by Pioneer Seed
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Class 4 Sponsored by Peel Mutual Insurance
Open to all current 4H members that are exhibiting their 2018 4-H Rabbit
project
R.J. RUTHERFORD TROPHY (CLASS 1):
Top Novice Showperson in the Bolton 4-H Dairy Calf Club. Class Section
OPEN GRAND CHAMPION SHOWPERSON (CLASS 5): 1. Agility -Junior
$50.00 Sponsored by Bob and Sandra Cation 2. Agility- Senior
3. Dual Hopping- Junior
OPEN RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION SHOWPERSON (CLASS 5): 4. Dual Hopping Senior
$30.00 Sponsored by Thomas Carberry Insurance 5. Maximum Height- Junior
6. Maximum Height- Senior
OPEN HONOURABLE MENTION SHOWPERSON (CLASS 5):
7. Team Relay
$20.00 Sponsored by Norwell Dairy Systems ltd.
Prize Money & Rosettes will be award for 1st to 6th placing
BOLTON GRAND CHAMPION SHOWPERSON (CLASS 6):
Bert Westlake Special $50 Specials
CIBC Silver Tray 1. Rabbit Hopping Grand Champion
Jameston Holstein Trophy- permanent record for the CIBC Silver Tray recipients. 2. Rabbit Hopping Reserve Grand Champion
3. Rabbit Hopping Honourable Mention
BOLTON RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION SHOWPERSON (CLASS 6):
Bert Westlake Special $25 Sponsors: Cheltenham Veterinary Clinic, Davis Feed & Farm Supply,
Humberview Farms Ltd, Dupont Pioneer, Albion & Bolton Agricultural Society
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