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JULY 26-28, 2018

EXHIBIT HALL

2018 SHOW

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VERMILION AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY p. 780.853.4109f. 780.853.4323e. [email protected]. http://www.vermilionag.ca

ADMISSION: Daily Admission - $103 Day Pass - $206 years and under - Free

All exhibitors are required to purchase admission passes on arrival, or pre-purchase passes at the Vermilion Agricultural Society Office Prior to the Vermilion Fair.

STOCK TRAILER & RV PARKING:

Camping is available on-site for exhibitors, but availability is limited. For all camping inquiries, please contact the Vermilion Agriculture Society Office at 780-853-4108.

RV camping spots are $50 per site and power hook-ups are included. Please request an RV spot on the entry form; spots will be only held with payment.Loading and unloading of livestock will be allowed in front of the buildings where stalls are located, but vehicles must be removed immediately after the last animal is taken off the vehicle. Stock Trailers will be parked off-site, in designated zones.

VEHICLE PARKING:

Free vehicle parking is available in the designated parking zones. All passenger vehicles must be parked in the designated parking zone, violators will be towed at the owner’s expense All license plates must be registered with the Vermilion Agricultural Society Office and included the exhibitors entry form.

GENERAL INFORMATION

MAILING ADDRESSVermilion Agricultural SocietyBox 3565Vermilion, ABT9X 2B5

PHYSICAL ADDRESSVermilion Agricultural Society5510 College DriveVermilion, ABT9X 2B5

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GENERAL RULES & REGULATIONS

INTERPRETATION

1. Throughout the Competition Book, Vermilion Fair of Vermilion Agricultural Society shall be referred to as the “VAS” or the Vermilion Fair”

a. “Directors” means the Board of Directors of the

VAS

b. “Judge” means the person(s) contracted by the VAS to decide events/competitions/shows at such the Vermilion Fair

c. “Exhibitor” means any owner signing an Entry Form and/or the lessee, manager, agent nominator, driver, rider or employee of such owner

2. The VAS Management has the final and absolute right to interpret these rules and regulations and to determine all matters, questions or differences in regard thereto, or otherwise arising out of, or in connection with, or incident to the VAS.

3. The VAS Management has the right to amend or add to these Rules and Regulations from time to time

4. Any exhibitor who violates any of the rules and regulations printed in the Competition Book will forfeit all privileges and premiums upon decision of the management.

This may include any or all of the following: a. Prizes, awards b. Prize money c. Forfeiture of any or all passes, entry fees and

stall rental fees

ENTRY PROCEDURE

5. Exhibitors are encouraged to place their entries online where applicable

6. An entry will be considered valid only when the VAS receives a properly completed and signed Entry Form including payment in full by no later than the entry closing date. The VAS reserves the right to refuse any entry, at its sole discretion, and to return any entry fee without further liability. Closing dates are stated in each competition section.

7. If an Entry Form is sent by FAX machine:

a. Please indicate that you have faxed your entry, on the entry form

b. Entries will only be accepted if payment is made by credit card and the credit card information is completed on the form

c. Do not FAX an Entry Form more than once unless instructed to do so by the VAS

8. Payment of entry fees will be accepted by MasterCard/VISA or cheque.

9. Exhibits that have been erroneously entered, may, at the discretion of the Agriculture Manager, be transferred to their proper classes prior to judging

10. Unless otherwise specified, no entry is required for championships or specials, provided the animal or article is entered in the appropriate regular class. First and second prize winners are automatically eligible for championships

EXHIBITS

11. All exhibits shall be under the control and direction of the VAS but solely at the risk of the exhibitor. The VAS will not be responsible for damage, injury, loss or theft of any exhibit, irrespective of the cause of such damage, injury, loss or theft. Each exhibitor will be solely responsible for any damage, injury, loss or theft occasioned by or arising from any article exhibited by him/her and shall indemnify the VAS against all legal or other proceedings in regard thereto.

EXHIBITOR CONDUCT

12. Any false representation, interference or unacceptable conduct on the part of an Exhibitor will be dealt with by the VAS according to the circumstances of the case.

13. Upon the discovery of any fraud, deception or dishonest practice, either in the preparation or ownership or of any misrepresentation concerning any article exhibited, which may have affected or have been intended to affect the decision of the judges, the Executive Committee has the power to withhold the payment of any prize awarded.

14. Smoking is PROHIBITED in the barns and indoor areas.

15. It is the responsibility of each exhibitor to keep stalls, pens and/or exhibit areas clean and neat and professional displays are encouraged. Space visible to the public and/or your neighbouring exhibitors must be finished attractively.

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JUDGES AND JUDGING

16. Judges are expected to familiarize themselves with all the rules and regulations of the Vermilion Fair and to particularly note those bearing on the classes to be judged by them

17. In the absence of competition in any class, the judge will award such premium as he/she determines the exhibit deserves. He/she will exercise his/her discretion as to whether first, second or any premium will be awarded. Judges may not award prizes to unworthy exhibits.

18. If there is any question regarding the legitimacy of an entry, or the right of an article to compete in any Section or Class, the judge shall report this to the Superintendent or clerk in charge

19. All judging documentation (each page initialed) must be signed with the judge’s regular signature and returned to the Agriculture Show Office as soon as the awards are completed. Judges should not leave the Vermilion Fair until they have ascertained that there are no protests against any of the awards in the classes they have judged.

20. The decision of the judges shall be final in all cases. However, should an exhibitor have a protest, the following procedure must be followed:

a. All protests must be in writing and must state plainly the cause of complaint or appeal and must be delivered to the VAS Office within two (4) hours of judging (for livestock).

21. Any exhibitor who by himself/herself interferes or shows disrespect to any judge during the performance of his/her duties on the premises occupied by the VAS or is guilty of conduct calculated to bring the VAS into disrepute shall be subject to any or all the forfeitures and/or penalties provided for in Rule #4

AWARDS

22. Prize money will be mailed as soon as possible after the close of the Vermilion Fair and will be paid in Canadian funds.

23. Each exhibitor shall agree that photographs taken of the exhibitor and/or exhibits by any photographer approved by the VAS may be used for purposes of promotion by the VAS or its official sponsors

24. Ribbons and trophies will be awarded as follows:

First................................................................Red Second .........................................................Blue Third ...........................................................White Fourth.........................................................Yellow Fifth............................................................Green

Sixth .............................................................Pink

GENERAL RULES & REGULATIONS

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2018 EXHIBIT HALL

1. ENTRIES CLOSE JULY 20TH, 2018. No exceptions.

2. Exhibitors are encouraged to submit entries online at www.vermilionag.ca/fair.html

3. NEW: Entry fee will be 10 percent of the winnings per exhibitor, based on total winnings of $10 or more. Youth classes are exempt from this fee.

4. NEW: Prize payouts (minus 10 percent entry fee for non-Youth classes) will be available for pickup at the Vermilion Ag Society office between August 13 and August 31, 2018. Exhibitors with mailing addresses outside of Vermilion will receive their prize payouts by mail. Any prize payouts not collected by August 31st (end of business day) will be forfeited.

5. Please read directions carefully for each section (regarding dimensions, size, quantity of items required, etc.). Failure to follow directions will result in the item being disqualified.

6. Exhibitors of Hall exhibits are not required to be members of the Society, although they are cordially invited to do so. Membership is $1.00 per year.

7. Entries MUST be listed on the Entry Form in the order shown in the Prize List. A separate Entry Form must be filled out by each exhibitor. No exhibitor may show more than one exhibit in any one class.

8. The directors may require any exhibitor, if the question arises, to make a statutory declaration that the work exhibited is of the exhibitor’s own making and/or has not previously been shown at the Vermilion Fair.

9. Articles shown in collections cannot be shown in single classes and vice versa. No article will be judged in more than one section.

10. The judges are instructed not to award prizes: unless an article is deemed worthy of merit; to articles borrowed or purchased for competition; or to those incorrectly named or listed by the exhibitor.

11. All exhibits must be fresh and clean. Articles that are defaced by wear, soiled, or unfinished are not eligible for competition and will not be accepted or entered for prizes by the Directors in charge. Wearing apparel exhibited may have been worn, but must be cleaned and pressed.

12. The judges will cut all loaves and cakes and open all exhibits shown in jars.

13. Judges’ decisions are final. When there is only one exhibitor in a class, the first prize, if merited, will be awarded. When articles are not worthy of first prize, judges may, at their discretion, award a prize or prizes of such grade as the articles merit. Hall Directors cannot hold a judging position or serve as judges.

14. All food & perishable items will be shown uncovered and Exhibitors can have their items returned.

15. Tags must be picked up at the office PRIOR to judging and must be attached to all exhibits before bringing them to the Exhibit Hall. Summer hours beginning June 1st of the Vermilion Agricultural Society office are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

16. EXHIBITORS PLEASE NOTE: All exhibits must be in place between 9 a.m. & 12 noon Wednesday, July 25th, 2018, and must not be removed from the building before 6 p.m. of the last day of the fair.

17. The Exhibit Hall will be closed at 6 p.m. on the last day of the Fair; exhibits must be picked up no later than 8 p.m. Exhibits may also be picked up on Sunday between 9 a.m. & 11 a.m. All exhibitors must be accompanied by a Hall Director when picking up exhibits. Please arrange to have someone pick up exhibits if you are unable to do so. Any exhibits or containers remaining unclaimed after August 31st will become property of VAS and will be donated locally after a 2-week holding period at the office.

18. Liability: Vermilion Agricultural Society Directors and volunteers will use diligence in caring for the safety of articles after their arrival but will in no case be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur.

19. The Vermilion Agricultural Society Executive Board reserves to its Board the final and absolute right to interpret these Rules and Regulations, and settle and determine all matters, questions, and differences in regard thereto, or otherwise arising out of, connected with, or incident to the Fair.

EXHIBIT HALL RULES & REGULATIONS

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2018 EXHIBIT HALL

Agricultural: Ruby Ruud

Horticultural: Stephania Jacula, Emma Lumley, Dorothy Westman, & Arlene Marfleet

Home (canning and cooking): Adeline Hendel & Sonia Oldenburg

Handicrafts (sewing and stitchery): Ruby Samuelson & Grace Bowman

Knitting, Crocheting and Miscellaneous Arts: Sylvia Preteau & Fran Schaumleffel

Seniors: Bev Green & Fran Schaumleffel

Photography, Painting, and Drawing: Clarisa Westman, Brina Samuelson & Joyce Mytz

Youth: Marilyn Bossert, Johanna Wasylik, Wendy Wilson, & Ruth Shaw

Convenors: Fran Schaumleffel & Sonia Oldenburg

Marilyn BossertGrace BowmanBev GreenAdeline HendelStephania JaculaEmma LumleyArlene MarfleetJoyce MytzSonia OldenburgSylvia PreteauRuby RuudBrina SamuelsonRuby SamuelsonFran SchaumleffelRuth ShawJohanna WasylikClarisa WestmanDorothy WestmanWendy Wilson

EXHIBIT HALL DIRECTORS

ENTRY INFORMATION:

Please send completed show entry forms to:Vermilion Agricultural Society, Box 3565, Vermilion, AB, T9X 2B5 [email protected]

Enter Online at http://vermilion.fairwire.com (after May 15, 2018)

SHOW INFORMATION:

Entry Closing Date: Friday, July 20, 2018Entry Drop-Off: Wednesday, July 25, 2018 9 am to 12 pmEntry Pick-Up: Saturday, July 28, 2018 from 6 pm to 8 pm

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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS

FOR MEN ONLY

2018 EXHIBIT HALL

Sheaves of grain to be not over 30 inches in length, stripped of leaves, tied with three bands, and at least 3 inches in diameter at centre band. Colour of straw, size of head, quality and purity as to variety, as well as make-up of sheaf, will be considered in judging. Sheaves of fodder should not be stripped of foliage as this is one of the chief points considered in judging.

1. Sheaf of hard spring Wheat2. Sheaf of six-row Barley3. Sheaf of two-row Barley4. Sheaf of Oats5. Sheaf of Forage Crop6. Sheaf of Canola

SHEAVES THRESHED GRAINSShown in 1-pint sealers. Seeds must be from last year’s crop. One entry per person in each class. Any personal identification will disqualify entry. Please provide variety or name of grain.

10. 1-pint of Wheat11. 1-pint of Barley12. 1-pint of Oats13. 1-pint of Canola14. 1-pint of Rye15. 1-pint of Flax16. 1-pint of Field Peas17. 1-pint of Lentils

SPECIAL PRIZE (SP- 001) : Donated by Webb’s of Vermilion for highest number of points won in Classes 1 17; Prize: $25.

The exhibitor must home-brew all entries of Wine and Beer. Exhibitors are encouraged to make the bottles more interesting and attractive by naming and labelling the display bottles. Please make sure that all tags are fastened to the bottles with elastic bands. *PLEASE NOTE: Entries in classes 31-32 cannot cross-enter with entries in classes 277-278

100. Small antique tool101. Blush or Rose Wine102. Wine-white-1 bottle 750 ml-identify kit if used103. Wine-red-1 bottle 750 ml-identify kit if used104. Beer-homemade-1 bottle 12oz.- Identify kit if used

105. Bird House-functional106. Bird House-decorative107. Any handcrafted item108. Carving-any material109. Small Farm Toy - Wooden110. Woodworking, any item under 60 cm

SPECIAL PRIZE (SP-002) for the highest number of points won in Classes 100-110, donated by Mel Alward

Prizes: 1st-$5; 2nd-$3; 3rd-$2


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HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS

2018 EXHIBIT HALL

VEGETABLES

NOTE: Carrots, beets, onions, and turnips must have the tops cut off about 1 cm above the crown and must be uniform in size. Rhubarb leaf blade must be trimmed 2½ cm in a fan shape, with stalk left intact as pulled. Beans and Peas must have tails on. Vegetables must be shown on WHITE paper plates.

All products must be from home garden and yard, except wild flowers and native fruits.

200. Broad Beans - 6 pods201. Wax Bean - 6 pods202. Green Beans - 6 pods203. Beets round - 3 roots204. Beets cylindrical - 3 roots205. Kale - 1 bunch206. Cabbage-any type-1 head207. Carrot - not immature - under 7 cm, 3 roots208. Carrots-over 7 cm-3 roots209. Cauliflower -1 head-leaves trimmed 1cm above head210. Swiss Chard - 1 plant211. Cucumbers-slicing-2 fruits212. Cucumbers-pickling-6 fruits213. Lettuce-1 head214. Lettuce-Romaine-1head215. Onions-cooking-3216. Red Onions - 3

217. Peas-6 pods218. Sugar Peas -6 pods, edible shells219. Potatoes-red-3220. Potatoes-white-3221. Potatoes-netted-3222. Kohl-Rabi-2223. Rhubarb-3 stalks224. Tomatoes-green-3 fruits with stems225. Tomatoes-red-Greenhouse-3 fruits with stems226. Tomatoes-cherry-6 fruits with stems227. Zucchini-2228. Any other vegetable not mentioned above-2229. Novelty vegetable-such as purple beans or potatoes230. Garden Herbs Collection-3 or more species231. Collection of Vegetables – Award based on the attractiveness of display and its general effect in quality and condition


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2018 EXHIBIT HALL

FRUIT250. Apples-under 5 cm, 5 fruits251. Apples-over 5 cm, 5 fruits252. Cherries (Nanking, Mongolian, etc.) 10 fruits253. Cherries (Evans, Crimson Passion, etc.) 10 fruits 254. Currants (Red or White) 10 clusters255. Currants (Black or Missouri) 10 fruits

(SP- 006): Class 271. Potted Begonia in a recycled container, donated by Vermilion Communities in Bloom. Open to all ages. Prize: 1st - $ 10, 2nd - $8, 3rd - $6

SPECIAL PRIZE (SP- 004): Classes 200-261 donated by Rona Hardware, a gift certificate.

(SP- 005): Class 270. Cut flower and vegetable arrangement donated by Clarisa Westman - Prize:1st -$15, 2nd - $10, 3rd - $5

256. Gooseberries-10 fruits257. Raspberries-10 – with stems on258. Strawberries-10 – with stems on259. Saskatoons-10260. Fruit variety not listed261. FRUIT DISPLAY Garden grown and/or wild fruits. Artistic presentation. Accessories such as flowers, branches, leaves and containers are allowed and are an important but not a dominant part of the display.

Cut flowers must be shown in clear glass jars, bottles or vases. Low containers must be used for short stem flowers, for example, margarine tubs (or similar) with covers for Petunias, Pansies, Marigolds, etc.

CUT FLOWERS

324. Petunias-double-5 blooms 325. Rose-Hybrid Tea in bud vase-1 bloom 326. Rose in a rose bowl-1 bloom 327. Rose-shrub rose in bud vase-1 spray 328. Rose-Hansa in bud vase 329. Snapdragons-any colour long stems-5 spikes330Sweet peas-one colour-5 stems 331. Sweet peas-mixed colours-5 stems 332. Verbena-3 stems 333. Zinnia 4-8 cm- 3 blooms 334. Zinnia over -8 cm- 3 blooms335. Sunflower – 3 stems

300. Asters-3 blooms301. Lavatera - 3 blooms 302. Bachelor Buttons- 5 blooms303. Calendula- 5 blooms304. Carnations-garden grown-5 blooms305. Cosmos-5 blooms306. Cosmos – bouquet307. Dahlia-any type-1 bloom – over 8 cm308. Dahlia-any type-3 blooms – under 8 cm309. Delphinium-1 spike310. Delphinium-3 spikes311. Gladiolus-1 spike

312. Rudbeckia - 3 stems313. Lily-any type-1 stem 314. Lily-any type-3 stem 315. Marigolds-under 4 cm- 5 blooms 316. Marigolds- 4-8 cm- 5 blooms 317. Marigolds-over 8 cm- 3 blooms 318. Nasturtiums- 5 blooms 319. Pansies or Violas-under 5 cm- 5 blooms 320. Pansies or Violas-over 5 cm- 5 blooms 321. Petunia Wave -5 blooms 322. Petunias-single-under 71/2 cm- 5 blooms323. Petunias-single-over 71/2 cm- 5 blooms

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2018 EXHIBIT HALL

336. Any other annual flower not mentioned above-named - 3 spikes, stems, or blooms337. Any other perennial flower not mentioned above-named -3 spikes, stems, or blooms

CUT FLOWERS CONT.

(SP- 007): for the highest number of points won in Classes 300-338, donated by Stephania Jacula

ARRANGEMENTS

Fresh flowers and plant materials from home yard and garden, unless otherwise stated. Accessories may be used.

(SP- 008): Class 340. An arrangement incorporating our Fair theme: Sew it! Grow it! Show it! The winner of this class will receive a Gift Certificate donated by Fantasy Flowers

350. “DINING TABLE CENTREPIECE” Fruit and Flowers351. “BUFFET ARRANGEMENT”-Viewed from one side352. “SPECIAL OCCASION” arrangement. Name occasion353. “TEA TIME”-Use your imagination354. “COLOURS ON PARADE”-Sweet pea arrangement355. “SUNFLOWER ARRANGEMENT”-other foliage allowed.356. “SUMMER SALAD”-All green arrangement of fresh plantmaterial, allows leaves, grasses, seed heads, buds, green fruits or vegetables. Container not necessarily green.357. “SIMPLICITY”-Simple but effective

358. “LIGHT UP MY LIFE”-Design using candles359. “LITTLE GEM”-Miniature fresh flowers and greens – under 10cm360. “DAHLIA ARRANGEMENT”361. “OUR HERITAGE”-Using dried plant materials grown in Alberta362. “KITCHEN KAPERS”-Use your imagination363. “OLD FASHIONED HAT COMPETITION”- decorate an Old-Fashioned Hat with any artificial, fresh or dried flowers, leaves and or fruits Highest mark for originality.364. “ACCENT ON LILIES”-Foliage other than the plants may be used.365. Bouquet Garden Flowers Annuals and/or Perennial in a vase366. Small Fairy Garden

SPECIAL PRIZE (SP- 009): for Best Arrangement of Show (excluding Theme) Donated by Dutchak’s Greenhouse: $25 Dutchak’s Greenhouse gift certificate

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2018 EXHIBIT HALL

POTTED PLANTS

Must be in the exhibitor’s possession for at least three months prior to the show.

400. African Violet- Single blooms401. African Violet- Double blooms402. Begonia-Tuberous403. Potted Geranium in bloom404. House Plant- Foliage-Named405. Cactus or Succulent-Named

450. “GRANDMOTHER’S GARDEN”-Arrangement of old fashioned garden flowers451. “NEW GRANDCHILD”-Arrangement of garden flowers452. “BOUQUET OF GARDEN ANNUAL &/OR PERENNIAL IN VASE”453. “SOUP VEGETABLES”-collection of 5 or more kinds displayed in a soup pot

406. Novelty Plant-Named407. Potted Fern408. Dish Garden-Cacti and or Succulents409. Outdoor Hanging Planter or Patio Container410. Any other House Plant – not listed above – name if possible

SENIORS-60 YEARS AND OVER

SPECIAL PRIZE (SP- 010): for the highest number of points won in Classes 350-453. Donated by Lakeland Country Florists

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2018 EXHIBIT HALL

HOME PRODUCTS

Container and Label………………………….10Appearance………………………………......40 Colour……………..10 Clearness…………..10 Pack……………….20Texture………………………………………..15Flavour………………………………………..35

Judging Criteria

Jellies, Jams, MarmaladesAppearance…………………………………..25 Container……….....5 Colour……………10 Clearness…………10Texture……………………………………….35Flavour……………………………………….40

Pickles and RelishesContainer…………………………………......10Appearance…………………………………...25 Colour……………15 Clarity……………..5 Pack…………….…5Texture……………………………………….25Flavour……………………………………….40

Use only snap lids for Home Canning

Prizes: 1st - $5; 2nd - $3; 3rd- $2

500. Boiled Salad Dressing, 1 jar501. Canned Fruit, peaches, 1-pint502. Canned Fruit, raspberries, 1-pint503. Canned Fruit, saskatoons, 1-pint504. Fruit Leather, 2 strips505. Mustard Relish, any kind506. Rhubarb Relish507. Mustard Pickles

516. Strawberry Jam, 1 jar517. Freezer Strawberry Jam, 1 jar518. Rhubarb Jam, 1 jar519. Raspberry Jam, 1 jar520. Freezer Raspberry Jam, 1 jar521. Saskatoon Jam, 1 jar522. Currant Jelly, 1 jar523. Crabapple Jelly, 1 jar

SPECIAL PRIZE (SP- 011) for the highest number of points won in Classes 500-523 Donated by Cruthers berry Farm: 1st $10; 2nd $6; 3rd $4

508. Beet Pickles509. Bread and Butter Pickles510. Pickled Carrots, 1 pint 511. Dill Pickles, 1 quart, plain or garlic512. Salsa Sauce513. Fruit Chutney514. Lemon Cheese, 1 jar515. Marmalade, 1 jar

CANNING

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2018 EXHIBIT HALL

YEAST BREAD AND BUNS

Shape Uniformity and Size..............................10Crust................................................................10Texture.............................................................10Crumb.......................................................…...10 Moisture………………..5 Colour………………….5Lightness.........................................................20Flavour and Odour..........................................40/100

Judging Criteria

COOKING

550. Multi Grain Bread, ½ loaf551. Raisin Bread, ½ loaf552. Bread Machine ½ loaf553. Gluten free Bread, ½ loaf with recipe554. Brown Bread, ½ loaf, any kind555. Plain Buns, 3 only, separated556. Cinnamon Rolls, 3 only, separated

600. Bran Muffins, 3 only, paper cups removed601. Fruit Muffins, 3 only, paper cups removed602. Rhubarb Muffins, 3 only, paper cups removed603. Carrot Loaf, ½ loaf, may have raisins and/or nuts604. Zucchini Loaf, ½ loaf, may have raisins and/or nuts

QUICK BREAD

650. Butter Tarts, 3 only, homemade shells651. Shortbread, not whipped, 3 only652. Ice Box Cookies, 3 only

COOKIES AND TARTS

653. Fruit Drop Cookies, 3 only654. Ginger Snap Cookies, 3 only655. Assorted Tea Dainties, 4 kinds, 3 of each: Prize: 1st - $10; 2nd - $8; 3rd - $6

SPECIAL PRIZE (SP- 012) for the highest number of points won in Classes 550-655Donated by CORNERSTONE CO-OP: Cornerstone Co-op voucher

Yeast bread and buns-A loaf of bread should weight about 20 ounces, baked in an oblong pan and approximately 24 hours old when judged.

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2018 EXHIBIT HALL

CAKES

700. Angel Food, no icing, ¼ cake, inverted701. Orange Chiffon, no icing, ¼ cake, inverted702. Decorated Cupcake, no larger than 3", group of 3703. Poppy Seed Chiffon, no icing, ¼ cake, inverted704. Matrimonial Cake, 3-2" squares

705. Marble Cake, no icing, ¼ cake, 8” x 8” pan706. Cherry Pound Loaf, no icing, ½ loaf707. Jelly Roll, no icing, ¼ a roll708. Carrot Cake, no icing, ¼ of 8” x 8” pan709. Chocolate Cake, no icing, ¼ of 8” x 8” pan

MISCELLANEOUS

750. Shortbread (whipped), 3 pieces751. Cream Puffs, 3 only, unfilled, about 3”752. Tea Biscuits, 3 only753. Doughnuts, cake, 3 only754. Chocolate Fudge, plain, 3 pieces755. Saskatoon Pie, any size756. Six articles of home baking by any group, to consist of the following: ½ layer cake (iced); 1 small pie; 4 pieces of Squares; ½ loaf bread; 4 cup cakes (decorated); 1 plate fancy cookies (4 types, 3 of each) Prize: 1st - $20; 2nd - $15; 3rd - $10

SPECIAL PRIZE (SP- 013) for the highest number of points won in the classes 700-756 Donated by Cruthers Berry Farm: 1st $10; 2nd $6; 3rd $4

760. (SP- 014) ½ loaf of white bread baked with Co-op brand flour. Receipt of purchase for flour must accompany entry. Sponsored by Cornerstone Co-op (Prize to be in the form of a voucher)

761. (SP- 015) Doughnuts made with Canola Oil, 3 only. Receipt of purchase for Canola Oil must accompany entry. Sponsored by Cornerstone Co-op (Prize to be in the form of a voucher)

762. (SP- 016) Apple pie, any size, using fresh apples. Sponsored by Baba Jenny’s (Prize to be in the form of a voucher)

763. (SP- 017) Decorated edible birthday cake. This class is sponsored by His & Hers Tresses 1st - $10, 2nd - $6, and 3rd - $4

764. (SP- 018) For the highest points won in a class. Donated by Mel Alward 1st - $10, 2nd - $6, 3rd - $4

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765. Any item, Gluten Free or containing Quinoa. Attach recipe. 1st -$10, 2nd-$8, 3rd-$6. Donated by Mel Alward

2018 EXHIBIT HALL

766. “Hostess Gift Basket” to include 10 different articles, minimum of 5 of which must be home baked or preserved. 1st-$10, 2nd-$8, 3rd-$6 Donated by Baba Jenny’s

767. Recipe of the Year - recipe available on the Vermilion Ag. Society website (vermilionagsociety.ca) after June 15th. 1st-$5, 2nd-$3, 3rd-$2

HANDICRAFTS

SPECIAL CLASSNew for 2018 - Donation class.

Class 4100: Crocheted or Knitted Hats/Toques. To be judged separately. All hats entered will be donated to a local charity. Open to all youth, adult and seniors. Prize money $25 for first place knitted and $25 for first place crocheted. Donated by the “Ladies of the Exhibit Hall”.

QUILTING

Large Quilt-twin or larger:800. Hand Quilted801. Machine quilted on domestic machine - No long arm802. Quilted on long arm quilting machine803. Tied or combination of techniques (appliquéd, rag, any other)

Baby Quilt:804. Hand Quilted805. Machine quilted on domestic machine806. Quilted on long arm quilting machine807. Tied or combination of techniques

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

808. Group Quilt - Must be made by a club, group, or family, please name group Prizes: 1st - $10; 2nd - $6; 3rd - $4

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Miniature Quilt: Prizes: 1st - $5; 2nd - $3; 3rd- $2809. Total quilt size must not exceed 30”- quilt block not to exceed 10” x 10”

Wall Hanging: Prizes: 1st - $5; 2nd - $3; 3rd- $2810. Hand Quilted, ready to hang811. Machine Quilted, ready to hang (everyday)812. Machine Quilted, ready to hang Holiday

Quilted Household Article: Prizes: 1st - $5; 2nd - $3; 3rd- $2813. Set of four place mats 814. Centerpiece, runner, small tablecloth 815. Quilted Lap Blanket not to exceed 40”x50”

Quilted Christmas Decoration: Prizes: 1st - $5; 2nd - $3; 3rd- $2816. Stocking817. Tree Skirt818. Center piece, runner819. Christmas decoration (set of 3)

SEWINGPlease attach sleeve-to-wall hangings to enable us to display items to their best advantage

850. Machine embroidery-any article851. Machine Sewn Infinity Scarf852. Child’s Party Dress853. Child’s Garment854. Re-purposed Article - tag attached listing what was recycled855. Sewn Bags purses, laptop, tablet carrier, totes, backpacks etc.856. Appliquéd article- e.g. t-shirt, bib, tablecloth857. Kitchen Apron858. Kitchen Accessories: Potato bag cooker, Casserole Carriers etc.859. Casual Top

860. Ladies or Girl’s Blouse861. Denim any article862. Potholders or oven mitts863. Sleepwear, any article864. Baby Bibs and accessories865. Sportswear – skirt, slacks, shorts & top866. Christmas Decoration, machine sewn867. Costume – skating, Halloween, etc.868. Any Article made with a serger 869. Quiet Book870. Taggy Blanket

SPECIAL PRIZE (SP- 019) for the highest number of points won in classes 800-819 $20 gift certificate

SPECIAL PRIZE (SP- 020) for the highest number of points won in classes 850-870Donated by Craig’s: 1st - $10; 2nd - $8; 3rd - $6.

1st - $5; 2nd - $3; 3rd- $2

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STITCHERY 1st - $5; 2nd - $3; 3rd- $2

900. Counted Cross Stitch, any article, not framed901. Embroidery or stamped Cross Stitch, any article902. Cross Stitch, counted, 8" x 10" or larger, framed903. Cross Stitch, counted, smaller than 8" x 10" framed904. Needlepoint, any article905. Pinterest Project: craft found on Pinterest. Include image & website

SPECIAL PRIZE (SP- 021) for the highest points won in the classes 900-909 1st prize of $10 voucher, 2nd prize of $5 voucher.

HAND KNITTING & CROCHETING

966. Slippers, hand knit967. Slippers, crocheted968. Cushion, hand knit969. Cushion, crocheted970. Doll clothes, hand knit, any article971. Doll clothes, crocheted, any article972. Baby Set (bonnet, booties and sweater) hand knit973. Baby Set (bonnet, booties and sweater) crocheted974. Household linen, crocheted edge975. Practical Potholders, hand knit, one pair976. Practical Potholders, crocheted, one pair977. Decorated Ladies Hat 978. Arm Knitting-any item979. Finger Knitting-any item980. Scarf, hand knit, practical981. Scarf, crocheted, practical982. Scarf, knit or crochet, fancy

950. Baby Blanket, hand knit951. Baby Blanket, crocheted952. Afghan, hand knit953. Afghan, crocheted954. Adult Cardigan, hand knit955. Adult Pullover Sweater, hand knit956. Child’s Garment, hand knit957. Child’s Garment, crocheted958. Doilies crocheted, 16” and larger, mounted on cardboard959. Doilies crocheted, under 16”, mounted on cardboard960. Tablecloth, crocheted961. Vest, hand knit962. Vest, crocheted963. Hat or toque, hand knit964. Mitts, hand knit965. Socks, hand knit

1st - $5; 2nd - $3; 3rd- $2

SPECIAL PRIZE (SP- 022) for the highest number of points won in classes 950-983, 1st - $10; 2nd - $8; 3rd - $6

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MISCELLANEOUS-GENERAL ARTS

1000. Zentangle any article1001. Pottery - any item hand built1002. Pottery - any item - wheel1003. Pottery - any item Raku1004. Hand Crafted Jewellery, 2 piece set, Necklace and earring or bracelet1005. Locker Hooking1006. Plastic Canvas, one item1007. Stuffed toy1008. Christmas Gift Wrapped Box, no dimension to exceed 30 cm1009. Christmas Decoration, miscellaneous, only one1010. Collection of 3 small Christmas Tree Ornaments1011. Woodwork, any article under 60 cm1012. Hand carved Woodworking Project - under 60 cm1013. Creative Memory Book or Photo Album Page, any subject, not to exceed 12” x 12” (must be displayed in plastic page protectors)1014. Computer Designed Card. Invitation or advertising using current year theme for the Vermilion Fair1015. Hand Designed Card. Invitation or advertising using current year theme for the Vermilion Fair1016. Candles – maximum of 31017. Artificial Flower Arrangement, small to medium size1018. Outside or Garden Décor (eg. chimes, statuary, yard ornament)1019. Wreath, rustic design1020. Party Invitation using Rubber Stamping1021. Decorative Art, Folk Painting1022. Any other miscellaneous craft or hobby, not listed elsewhere

1st - $5; 2nd - $3; 3rd- $2

SPECIAL PRIZE (SP- 023) for the highest number of points won in Classes 1000-1023Donated by Toma Fine Floors: 1st - $10; 2nd - $8; 3rd - $6

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PHOTOGRAPHY

COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHYGroup Photography-group of four colour pictures 4” x 6” (10 cm x 15 cm) each. To be mounted. Mounting is not to exceed 10” x 14”. No frames.

1100. Animals-wild1101. Animals-domestic1102. Flowers, 2 or more blooms1103. Flowers, 1 bloom1104. Bird Life1105. Insects1106. Fungus1107. Four Seasons Collection1108. Landscape-mountains, fields, hills, etc.1109. Sunset, sunrise, storm, rainbow1110. Garden Scape- flowers, vegetables, etc.1111. Water Scape- oceans, rivers, lakes, etc.

1112. Industry or Resources-farming, oil patch, etc.1113. People- adult, candid1114. People- child, candid1115. People- group, candid1116. Sports Action Photo- running, throwing, hockey, etc.1117. Foliage1118. Special Occasion – Birthday, Graduation1119. Christmas or Easter Holiday1120. Heritage-old buildings, machinery, wheels, etc. 1121. Vermilion Fair-Any subject, any year1122. Photographs taken at night, any subject

BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY

1st - $5; 2nd - $3; 3rd- $2

Group of four black and white pictures, 4” x 6” (10 cm x 15 cm) each to be mounted. Mounting is not to exceed 10” x 14”. No frames.

1150. Animals-wild1151. Animals-domestic1152. Landscape-mountains, fields, hills, etc.1153. People-candid, adult

1154. People-candid, child1155. People-candid, group1156. Sports Action Photo- running, throwing, hockey, etc.1157. Industry or Resource (farming, oil patch, etc.)

SPECIAL PRIZE (SP- 024) for the highest number of points won in classes 1100– 1157Donated by Nicole Marie Photography: 1st - $20, 2nd - $15, 3rd - $10.

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COLOUR PHOTO ENLARGEMENTS

Coloured, mounted, no frames. Pictures must be 5x7” (13cm x 18 cm). Mounting not to exceed 6x8”

1200. Still Life1201. People-Adult Portrait (plain background)1202. People-Child Portrait1203. People-Group Portrait1204. Landscape-mountains, fields, hills, etc.1205. Skyscape-sunsets, sunrise, storms, rainbows, etc.1206. Seasonal Scene (winter, autumn)1207. Architecture or building in Canada, state place, no people1208. Architecture or building outside of Canada, state place, no people1209. Plant Life1210. Flowers, one or more blooms1211. Animal Life-wild or domestic1212. Bird Life-wild or domestic

BLACK AND WHITE PHOTO ENLARGEMENTS

Black and white, mounted, no frames. Pictures must be 5x7” 13cm x 18cm. Mounting not to exceed 6x8”

1250. People-Adult Portrait (plain background)1251. People-Child Portrait1252. People-Group Portrait1253. Landscape-mountains, fields, hills, etc.1254. Skyscape-sunsets, sunrise, storms, rainbows, etc.1255. Seasonal Scene1256. Heritage-old buildings, machinery, wheels, etc.1257. Architecture or building in Canada, state place, no people1258. Architecture or building outside of Canada, state place, no people1259. Animal Life-wild or domestic1260. Bird Life-wild or domestic

SPECIAL PRIZE (SP-025) for the highest number of points won in classes 1200-1212 and 1250-1260Donated by Long’s Value Drug Mart: 1st - $45, 2nd - $25, 3rd - $25.

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ART

1300. Sketch in pencil or charcoal, mounted, not framed, size not to exceed 18” x 24” (46 cm x 61 cm)1301. Sketch using black ink only on white paper, mounted, not framed size not to exceed 18” x 24” (46 cm x 61 cm)

All artwork below must be mounted or framed with hangers attached. NO paint by number. Pictures not to exceed 24” x 30” (61 cm x 76 cm).

PAINTING AND DRAWING

1st - $8; 2nd - $5; 3rd- $41st - $8; 2nd - $5; 3rd- $4

1302. Landscape-oil or acrylic1303. Architecture-oil or acrylic1304. Still Life-oil or acrylic1305. Human Portrait, front view, oil or acrylic1306. Animals1307. Flowers-oil or acrylic1308. Abstract-oil or acrylic1309. Landscape-water colour1310. Architecture-water colour1311. Still Life-water colour1312. Human Portrait, front view, water colour1313. Animals-water colour1314. Flowers-water colour1315. Abstract-water colour1316. Black and white drawing using pencil, pen, ink, charcoal, etc.1317. Human Portrait-pencils

1st - $5; 2nd - $3; 3rd- $2

Special Prize (SP- 026) for highest number of points in classes 1300-1317, 1st - $20, 2nd - $15, 3rd - $10

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1318. Cartoons-not to exceed 18” x 24” (46 cm x 61 cm)1319. Calligraphy, 8-12 lines1320. Folk Art or Tole Painting – any article1321. Card, handmade using any embossing technique1322. Card, handmade using any combination of painting, colouring, layering1323. Card-created by Computer1324. Card-birthday, hand made 1325. Card-Christmas, hand made

PAINTING AND DRAWING CONT.

Mount not necessary for the following classes:

SCRAPBOOKING

All Scrapbooking must be displayed in plastic page protectors

1400. Any article decorated with stamping or scrapbooking technique1401. Scrapbooking, any subject, 6 x 6 album page1402. Scrapbooking calendar page- not to exceed 12” x 12”1403. Scrapbooking – children,1 page, not to exceed 12” x 12”1404. Scrapbooking – Agricultural Theme,1 page, not to exceed 12” x 12”1405. Scrapbooking – Vermilion Fair any Year,1 page, not to exceed 12” x 12”1406. Scrapbooking – Family Fun, 1 page, not to exceed 12” x 12”1407. Scrapbooking - Pets, 1 page, not to exceed 12” x 12”1408. Scrapbooking - Vacations, 1 page, not to exceed 12” x 12”1409. Scrapbooking - Weddings, 1 page, not to exceed 12” x 12”1410. Scrapbooking - Birthdays, 1 page, not to exceed 12” x 12”1411. Scrapbooking - Christmas, 1 page, not to exceed 12” x 12”

SPECIAL PRIZE (SP- 027) for the highest number of points in classes 1400-1449Donated by Shelly’s Window Coverings: 1st - $10; 2nd - $8; 3rd - $6

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YOUTH



BAKINGAll baking must be exhibited on a white plate and will be displayed uncovered

6 YEARS AND UNDER

1500. Recipe of the Year - recipe available on the Vermilion Ag. Society website (vermilionagsociety.ca) after June 15th 1501. Marshmallow Creation-12” (30 cm) tall maximum1502. Chocolate Chip Cookies – 3 only1503. No Bake Cookies – 3 only1504. Nutritious Snack

1st - $5; 2nd - $3; 3rd- $2

1700. Recipe of the Year - recipe available on the Vermilion Ag. Society website (vermilionagsociety.ca) after June 15th 1701. Trail Mix - Homemade1702. Nut Free Cookies – 3 only, include recipe1703. Cereal Square – 3 only1704. Drop Cookies – 3 only, include recipe1705. Gluten Free Cookies – 3 only, include recipe1706. Popcorn Creation– 8” (20cm) tall maximum1707. Decorated Party Cupcakes – 3 only1708. Nutritious School Lunch

10 YEARS AND UNDER

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1900. Recipe of the Year - recipe available on the Vermilion Ag. Society website (vermilionagsociety.ca) after June 15th 1901. Muffins – 3 only, one variety, include recipe1902. Gluten Free Banana Bread – include recipe1903. Bread, white – ½ loaf1904. Baking Powder Biscuits – 3 only1905. Jam – any variety, cooked – 1 jar1906. Cookies – any kind, 3 only, include recipe1907. Brownies, plain – 3 only, include recipe1908. Decorated Cookies – 5 only

14 YEARS AND UNDER

2100. Recipe of the Year - recipe available on the Vermilion Ag. Society website (vermilionagsociety.ca) after June 15th 2101. Muffins - 2 kinds, 2 of each kind, include recipes2102. Cookies – 3 kinds, 2 of each kind, include recipes2103. Buns – white, 3 only2104. Bread – whole grain , ½ loaf2105. Jelly – any variety – 1 jar2106. Gluten Free Squares – 3 only, include recipe2107. Squares – 3 kinds, 2 of each kind, include recipes2108. Pie – any kind, small pie plate2109. Chocolate Fudge – plain, 3 pieces only

18 YEARS AND UNDER

ORIGINAL ARTWORK

Mounting is recommended to protect the Artwork as pins are used for display purposes

6 YEARS AND UNDER – Size of artwork must be under 12” x 12” (30cm x 30cm) including mounting.

1553. Original Painting1554. Labelled Family Portrait (no last names)1555. Thumb Print Art1556. Poster Depicting the theme for this year’s Vermilion Fair

1550. Finger Painting1551. Sparkle Glitter picture1552. Any farm picture colored by Exhibitor (may be taken from a coloring book)

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10 YEARS AND UNDER - Size of artwork must be under 20” x 26’ (50cm x 66cm) including mounting

1750. Finger Painting1751. Drawing - farming picture, crayons or pencil crayons1752. Drawing - any subject pencil or charcoal1753. Thumb print Art - depicting your family, including names (no last names)1754. Watercolor picture – any subject1755. Single panel cartoon1756. Collage-any subject1757. Poster Depicting the theme for this year’s Vermilion Fair

14 YEARS AND UNDER - Size of artwork must be under 20” x 26” (50cm x 66cm) including mounting

1950. Drawing – any subject, chalk or oil pastels1951. Human Portrait – pencil, charcoal, or ink 1952. Animal Portrait – pencil, charcoal or ink1953. Painting – any subject - oil/watercolor/acrylic1954. Farm Landscape – oil/watercolor/acrylic1955. Computer generated Art1956. Cartoons – at least 2 panels telling a story1957. Dot Art1958. Diorama1959. Collage1960. Mask1961. Art Trading Cards - 2.5” x 3.5” (6cm x 10 cm) - set of 3 any subject - Google for more information1962. Poster Depicting the theme for this year’s Vermilion Fair

18 YEARS AND UNDER – Size of artwork must be under 20” x 26” (50cm x 66cm) including mounting

2150. Abstract Composition - pencil, charcoal, or ink2151. Human Portrait – pencil, charcoal, or ink2152. Animal Portrait – pencil, charcoal or ink2153. Still life – pencil, charcoal or ink2154. Flowers – pencil or pencil crayon2155. Country Landscape – oil/watercolor/acrylic

2156. Collage - any subject2157. Cartoons – at least 2 panels telling a story2158. Dot Art2159. Diorama2160. Art Trading Cards - 2.5” x 3.5” (6cm x 10 cm) - set of 3 any subject 2161. Poster Depicting the theme for this year’s Vermilion Fair

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THE ART OF HANDWRITING/CURSIVE HANDWRITING Pen or pencil 8½” x 11” lined paper

2195. 10 YEARS AND UNDER - Copy 10 lines of any published children’s poem, including the title and the name of the poet2196. 14 YEARS AND UNDER - Copy 10–15 lines of any published poem or song, including the title and the name of the poet or song writer2197. 18 YEARS AND UNDER - Copy 15- 20 lines of any published poem or song, including the title and the name of the poet or song writer

COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY

All photos entered must be taken by the youth photographer. Photos to be printed on photo quality paper and mounted FIRMLY on black construction paper not to exceed 12” x 18” (30cm x 45cm) for all age groups.

1600. Two 4” x 6” (10cm x 15cm) – Farm animals1601. Two 4” x 6” (10cm x 15cm) – Family pets1602. Two 4” x 6” (10cm x 15cm) – Family vacation

6 YEARS AND UNDER 10 YEARS AND UNDER

1800. Four 4” x 6” (10cm x 15cm) – Life on the farm1801. Four 4” x 6” (10cm x 15cm) – Fun with friends1802. Four 4” x 6” (10cm x 15cm) – Summer scenery

2000. Four 4” x 6” (10cm x 15cm) – Life on the farm2001. Four 4” x 6” (10cm x 15cm) – Fun with friends2002. Four 4” x 6” (10cm x 15cm) – Spring landscape2003. Four 4” x 6” (10cm x 15cm) – That tell a story

14 YEARS AND UNDER

2200. Four 4” x 6” (10cm x 15cm) – Farming2201. Four 4” x 6” (10cm x 15cm) – Fun with friends2202. Four 4” x 6” (10cm x 15cm) – Winter landscape2203. Four 4” x 6” (10cm x 15cm) – That tell a story2204. Four 4” x 6” (10cm x 15cm) – Special occasion

18 YEARS AND UNDER

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10 YEARS AND UNDER

CRAFTS

6 YEARS AND UNDER

1650. Decorated stone – under 5” (12cm)1651. Hand crafted necklace or bracelet1652. Picture made with buttons pebbles, etc. under 15” 1653. Object made from vegetable/fruit/flowers1654. Play dough creation1655. Original Model made from interlocking blocks under 12” x 18” x 12”1656. Egg carton craft1657. Popsicle stick craft1658. Christmas Tree ornament-hand crafted, 1 only1659. Special Class: Craft completed with anyone over the age of 50. Identify by relationship (grandparent, neighbour, family friend). EXPLAIN why this craft was chosen. 1st - $10; 2nd - $8; 3rd- $6

1850. Decorated Stone – under 7” (20cm)1851. Greeting Card – handmade & theme related but not computer generated1852. Candles (may be purchased) – hand decorated1853. Perler Bead Project1854. Puppet1855. Halloween craft-under 12” (30cm)1856. Christmas Decoration-any article1857. Picture under 15” (38cm)-made with buttons, pebbles, etc.1858. Farm Themed Model made from interlocking blocks (not a kit) – size not to exceed 20” x 20” x 20” (50cm x 50cm x 50cm)1859. Popsicle Craft – under 10” tall1860. Duct tape wallet judged on creativity, functionality & construction – at least 75% duct tape1861. Recycled Object, including “how to” directions1862. Hand crafted necklace or bracelet1863. Special Class: Craft completed with anyone over the age of 50. Identify by relationship (grandparent, neighbour, family friend). EXPLAIN why this craft was chosen. 1st - $10; 2nd - $8; 3rd- $6

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2050. Decorated Stone – under 7” (20cm)2051. Any Occasion gift bag2052. Safety pin jewellery2053. Hand crafted puppet2054. Collection of 3 different hand crafted Christmas decorations2055. Scrapbooking-1 page not exceeding 12”x12” (30cm x 30 cm) -any theme2056. Creative scene made from interlocking blocks (not a kit)-size not to exceed 20”x20”x20” (50cm x 50cm x 50cm)2057. Crafted Wooden Toy2058. Wooden Project-may be painted-under 60 cm2059. Computer Card-original design2060. Greeting Card-handcrafted2061. Decorated Frame2062. Super Hero or Super Villain craft2063. Duct tape creation judged on creativity, functionality & construction – at least 75% duct tape2064. Recycled Object, including “how to” directions2065. Special Class: Craft completed with anyone over the age of 50. Identify by relationship (grandparent, neighbour, family friend). EXPLAIN why this craft was chosen. 1st - $10; 2nd - $8; 3rd- $6

14 YEARS AND UNDER

18 YEARS AND UNDER

CRAFTS CONT.

2250. Necklace or bracelet – hand crafted2251. Christmas Decoration2252. Easter craft2253. Scrapbooking – 1 page not exceeding 12” x 12" (30cm x 30 cm) – any theme2254. Useful Article of Wood – not a toy2255. Wood Carving – under 15”2256. Greeting Card – decorated with rubber stamping2257. Frame – handmade2258. Pottery or Clay pot craft2259. Ceramic craft

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SEWING, HAND KNITTING AND CROCHETING

2260. Sculpture - under 10”2261. Shadow Box – any type2262. Pinterest project – recycled craft found on Pinterest – include image, Website, and directions2263. Doodle Art – project no larger than 12” (30.5 cm) in any direction2264. Duct tape flowers – no more than 32265. Recycled Object, including “how to” directions.2266. Special Class: Craft completed with anyone over the age of 50. Identify by relationship (grandparent, neighbour, family friend). EXPLAIN why this craft was chosen. 1st - $10; 2nd - $8; 3rd- $6

18 YEARS AND UNDER CONT.

10 YEARS AND UNDER 14 YEARS AND UNDER

18 YEARS AND UNDER

1870. Machine Sewn Headband1871. Stuffed Article, pillow or toy1872. Puppet, hand or machine sewn1873. Hand Knitted Dish Cloth1873. Crocheted Doll Blanket-no larger than 15” square

2070. Machine Sewn Potholder2071. Machine Sewn Pillow Case2072. Machine Sewn Potato Bag Cooker2073. Scarf-knitted2074. Scarf-crocheted

2270. Machine Sewn Pajama Pants2271. Machine Sewn Apron2272. Quilt-machine table runner2273. Hat or Toque-knitted2274. Hat or Toque-crocheted

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AGGREGATE PRIZES:

(SP- 028): Aggregate Winner/6 Years & Under, to the youth exhibitor awarded the highest number of points in Classes 1500-1699: $10 prize donated by Rick & Johanna Wasylik (SP- 029): Aggregate Winner/10 Years & Under, to the youth exhibitor awarded the highest number of points in Classes 1700-1899: $10 prize donated by Rick & Johanna Wasylik (SP- 030): Aggregate Winner/14 Years & Under, to the youth exhibitor awarded the highest number of points in Classes 1900-2099: $10 prize donated by Fred’s Barber Shop (SP- 031): Aggregate Winner/18 Years & Under, to the youth exhibitor awarded the highest number of points in Classes 2100 - 2299: $10 prize donated by Rick & Johanna Wasylik

2018 EXHIBIT HALL

Open to all youth 18 & under

Sheaves of grain to be over 30 inches (75 cm) in length, stripped of leaves, tied with three bands, and at least 3” (7.5 cm) in diameter at centre band. Colour of straw, size of head, quality and purity as to variety as well as make-up of sheaf, will be considered in judging. Sheaves and Threshed Grain classes open to any young farm person 18 years & under. NOTE: All sheaves and grains exhibited must have been grown on the family farm.

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS

SHEAVES

2300. Spring Wheat2301. Oats2302. Barley2303. Lentils

2304. Flax2305. Canola2306. Cured Grass2307. Cured Legume Hay

1st - $5; 2nd - $3; 3rd- $2

THRESHED GRAINSShown in 1-pint sealers. Seeds must be from last year’s crop.

2350. Wheat2351. Barley2352. Lentils

2353. Oats2354. Flax2355. Canola2356. Field Peas

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COLLECTIONS

The following collections must be pressed, dried, and mounted on stiff paper, not to exceed 20” x 26” (50cm x 66cm). All plants and leaves must be named/identified.

2400. Collection of 10 or more grains, grasses & legumes2401. Collection of 10 or more leaves2402. Collection of 10 or more flowers

VEGETABLES

Vegetables must be shown on WHITE paper plates.NOTE: Carrots, beets, and onions must have the tops cut off about 1 cm above the crown and must be uniform in size. Beans and Peas must have tails on.

2450. Carrots, 5 roots2451. Beets, 5 roots2452. Beans, 5 pods2453. Peas, 5 pods2454. Potatoes, 32455. Onions, cooking, 52456. Collection of vegetables, 4 kinds, 3 of each

FLOWERSCut flowers must be shown in clear glass jars, bottles or vases. Low containers must be used for short stemmed flowers, e.g. margarine tubs (with covers for Petunias, Pansies, Marigolds, etc.

2500. Pansies, under 4 cm, 5 blooms2501. Pansies, 4 cm and over, 5 blooms2502. Sweet peas, mixed colours, 5 stems2503. Petunias, single, 5 blooms

2504. Petunias, double, 5 blooms2505. Bouquet of Garden Flowers in a vase2506. Garden Flower Arrangement2507. Create an object using only flowers, fruits, and/or vegetables

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SENIORS PROJECTS (60 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER)



1st - $5; 2nd - $3; 3rd- $2

CROCHETING AND KNITTING

2600. Cushion, any size, plain or fancy2601. Hand knitting, baby blanket2602. Hand knitting, child’s sweater2603. Hand knitting, baby’s layette(sweater, bonnet, booties)2604. Hand knitting, toque2605. Hand knitting, mitts2606. Hand knitting, socks2607. Hand knitting, slippers2608. Hand knitting, cotton potholders2609. Hand knitting, afghan

2610. Hand knitting, prayer shawl2611. Crochet, baby blanket2612. Crochet, Child’s sweater2613. Crochet, Baby layette (sweater, bonnet, booties)2614. Crochet, toque2615. Crochet, mitts2616. Crochet, socks2617. Crochet, slippers2618. Crochet, cotton potholder2619. Crochet, afghan2620. Finger Knitting

STITCHERY

2640. Crewel, any article2641. Cross-stitch, counted, any article not framed2642. Cross-stitch, counted 8”x10” or smaller, framed2443. Cross-stitch, counted 8”x10” or larger, framed

2644. Petit Point – 8”x10” or smaller, framed2645. Embroidery – Brazilian 16”x16” or smaller, not framed 2646. Embroidery – Pillow cases or tea cloth-hand embroidered2647. Embroidery – Pillow cases or tea cloth-machine embroidered2648. Embroidery – table cloth

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QUILTS

2650. Baby quilt, hand quilted 1st - $10; 2nd - $6; 3rd- $42651. Twin or double, hand quilted 1st - $10; 2nd - $6; 3rd- $42652. Twin or double, machine quilted (home sewing machine) 1st - $10; 2nd - $6; 3rd- $42653. Twin or double, long arm 1st - $10; 2nd - $6; 3rd- $42654. Tied quilt, twin or double 1st - $10; 2nd - $6; 3rd- $42655. Baby quilt, machine quilted (home sewing machine) 1st - $10; 2nd - $6; 3rd- $42656. Quilted wall hanging, hand quilted 1st - $5; 2nd - $3; 3rd- $2 2657. Quilted wall hanging, machine quilted 1st - $5; 2nd - $3; 3rd- $2

2660. Christmas table centrepiece, machine sewn2661. Ladies dress, machine sewn2662. Blouse or skirt, machine sewn2663. Apron or hot mitts, machine sewn2664. Novelty kitchen towel, machine sewn2665. Christmas tree skirt, machine sewn

SEWING MISCELLANEOUS

2670. Hand darning, socks2671. Handwriting, under 16 lines2672. Poem, composed by the exhibitor, 16 lines or more2673. Woodworking2674. Pottery, any item hand made2675. Plastic canvas, one item

SPECIAL PRIZE (SP- 028) for classes 2600 – 2675. Donated by NORAH HOOK Prize: 1st - $10, 2nd -$9, 3rd -$6

DRAWING & PAINTING

2700. Drawing - pencil, any medium, ready to hang. Not to exceed 18” X 24”.2701. Drawing - charcoal, ready to hang. Not to exceed 18” X 24”.2702. Painting – oil or acrylic, framed, ready to hang. Not to exceed 18” X 24”.2703. Painting – watercolour, framed, ready to hang. Not to exceed 18” X 24”.2704. Painting, mixed media – pencil or crayon (indicate on entry) framed, ready to hang. Not to exceed 18” X 24”.

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PHOTOGRAPHY & ART

2018 EXHIBIT HALL

Group of four pictures 4” x 6” (10 cm x 15 cm) each to be mounted. Mounting is not to exceed 10” x 14”. No frames. Colour or Black and White. All Scrapbooking must be displayed in plastic page protectors.

2750. Photography - Landscape, mountains, fields, hills etc.2751. Photography - People2752. Photography - Grandchildren, formal – graduation, wedding 2753. Photography - Grandchildren, casual, sports, fun etc.2754. Photography - Flowers2755. Photography -Gardenscape – flowers, vegetables etc.2756. Photography -Skyscape – sunset, sunrise, storms, rainbow etc.2757. Photography -Winter Scene2758. Decorative Art – folk painting2759. Pottery – any piece, finished2760. Scrapbooking – Agricultural theme, 1 page, both sides2761. Scrapbooking – Family Fun, 1 page, both sides2762. Card making – handmade, using any combination of stamping, Painting, lettering, layering. 1 card2763. Card making – created by computer2764. Any other hobby or craft not listed

SPECIAL PRIZE (SP- 029) Donated by Joyce Mytz for the highest number of points in CLASSES 2700 - 2764 Prize: 1st - $10, 2nd - $9, 3rd - $6

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