BONANZA & DISTRICT

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY FAIR

and MUD BOG

JULY 17 & 18, 2015

37th ANNUAL

Bonanza General Store

Box 27

Bonanza, Alberta T0H 0K0

5 Miles North of Highway 49 on Road 719

Best Pizza in the North

Groceries • Take Out • Post Office

Hunting & Fishing Licenses • Liquor • Gas

Diesel • Propane • Tire Shop • ATB Agency

Phone: 780-353-3773

Fax: 780-353-3919

Email: bonanza_store@yahoo.ca http://www.facebook.com/bonanzageneralstore

Monday- Saturday: 7:00am-9:00pm Sundays & Holidays 10:00am-6:00pm

Check out Fair Day specials, Door Prizes & Pre Register for the

Outdoor Planter Contest!

Bonanza & District Agricultural Society

37th

Annual Fall Fair & Mud Bog

July 17 & 18, 2015

Friday, July 17, 2015 *All Times are Alberta Time*

11:00am - 2:00pm Exhibits for the bench show will be received in the main hall. No late entries can

be accepted.

6:00pm Beer Gardens at Kulachkosky Rec Park

Music by: D Cline & the Slopes – (begins after King of the Hill competition)

6:00pm Full Concession operating at Kulachkosky Rec Park

7:00pm - 8:00pm Registration begins for Mud Bog. Start times to be determined.

King of the Hill $50 entry fee, First place is 70% of entry fees received.

Fireworks after dark!

For more information check out our Facebook page at: www.facebook.com/BonanzaAgSociety

Look for our event page: Fair & Mud bog

All events are still looking for volunteers and sponsors. Please contact the coordinators of the event you

are interested in helping with.

Contact Information:

Mud Bog Larry Rudy 780-864-0377

Mud Bog Bill Hutchinson 250-719-8266

Bench Show & Trade Fair Kate Lowes 780-500-0031

Music Festival Phoebe McCarlie 780-353-3090

Children’s Games Gwen Travis 780-353-2359

Gymkhana Michelle Nicolaisen 780-864-8487

Dance Carol Giesbrecht 780-353-3771

General Fair Inquiries Clayton Shore 780-864-0285

Gate Prices: Wristbands are $5.00 per day, 8 and under free.

Camping available $10 weekend RATES APPLY + WRISTBANDS

Handicap parking available

Bonanza & District Agricultural Society

37th

Annual Fall Fair & Mud Bog

July 17 & 18, 2015

Saturday, July 18, 2015

*All Times are Alberta Time*

8:00am -10:00am Pancake breakfast at the hall grounds

8:00am - 9:00am Gymkhana all registries must be in by 9am

10:00am Parade Assembly in Candice and Dustin Coons’ yard

10:00am-3:00pm Bench Show is open for viewing in the main hall

10:30am Parade begins

10:45am Mud Bog registration begins after the parade. Must be registered 30 minutes

before race time.

11:00am - ??pm Gymkhana (Will also continue on Sunday. See *** note below.)

11:30am-1:00pm Children’s Games start in the coverall at the fair grounds

12:00 noon Events begin at the Kulachkosky Recreation Park

• Mud Bog - $50 entry fee (1st place - 50% of entry fees received. 2

nd place – 25% of entry

fees received) • Powder Puff - $25 entry fee

• Demolition Derby (Note: We must have a minimum of 6 pre-registered Demolition

Derby participants by July 12, 2015 in order for this event to be held.) More to be announced, times to be determined.

2:00pm - 4:00pm Children’s Games resume after lunch

4:00pm - 5:30pm Music Festival in the hall. All musicians welcome.

Sponsored by: Mountainview Safety Services

Register with Phoebe 780-353-3090

6:00pm Steak Supper in the Hall. Only 200 tickets available, get them early

A HUGE thank you to Douglas Lake Equipment of Dawson Creek for their continued support of this dinner.

Cost: $15 per adult; $8 for children 12 & under

9:00pm - 1:00am Dance in the Hall. Tickets are $15 *Minors welcome*

Music By: Greg Wandling

***GYMKHANA will also be held on Sunday, July 19, 2015. It will

start at 10:00 am. No concession available.

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Thank you to all our

new and previous Fair Sponsors without your help these events would not be possible

Diverse Drilling

Les Enyedy

Audrey Elsenheimer

Mike Weiss

Halo Ventures

Penny LePage

Mountainview Safety Services

Brad Bouck

DC Bearing & Hydraulics

Gerry's Well Services

Myrtle and Charlie Cornock

Alvin and Dorothy Moorman

United Spring & Brake

Rocky Road Contracting

Jean Umbach

Don Funk Welding Ltd.

Gordondale Community Club

Birchcliff Energy Ltd.

Edna and Norman Nickel

Black Gold Tank Rentals

Bonanza Bison Ltd.

Gray Diamond Construction

Hawg Wild

Baytree General Store

ARC Resources Ltd.

Stefanyk Well Services

North Country Services

M. Giesbrecht Welding Ltd.

Marion Terkilsen

Marvin and Christine Meier

Vic's Ventures Ltd.

Tex and Grete Fimrite

Grete Jorgensen

Maggie and Peter Jorgensen

Debra and Blair Friesen

Bonanza General Store

Sharon's Greenhouse – Gordondale

Pepler Oilfield Services Ltd.

Bruce Rose Contracting

Anthony and Nina Czaban

GCM Enterprises Ltd.

Alvin and Janet Hubert

Many Creeks Farm Ltd.

Renegade Gravel

Sorrenson Farms

Cindy Hingley

Willow Creek Ranch

UFA – Agent Lance Hingley

Larry Rudy Farms

Ralph Tomkins

Hal Tech Testing

Dawson Creek Co-op

Wyant Transport

Aqua Terra Water Management

Special thanks to M. Minnick Contracting for past music festivals.

Due to printing deadline, we apologize if anyone has been missed.

BONANZA & DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

FALL FAIR

“BENCH SHOW”

CO-ORDINATOR: KATE LOWES (780) 500-0031

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT JESSE FOSTER 780-353-2401

RULES & REGULATIONS

* WRISTBANDS FOR SATURDAY ENTRY TO SOUTH SIDE FAIRGROUNDS WILL BE

PROVIDED FOR BENCH SHOW EXHIBITORS*

1. ENTRY TAGS ARE AVAILABLE AT BONANZA GENERAL STORE. TAGS MUST

NOT BE CLOSED. JUNIOR ENTRIES PLEASE LIST AGE ON BACK OF TAG.

2. EXHIBITS WILL BE RECEIVED FROM 11:00 AM TO 2:00 PM ALBERTA TIME ON

FRIDAY, JULY 17, 2015. DOORS CLOSE AT 2:00 PM SHARP. NO ENTRIES WILL

BE ACCEPTED AFTER THIS TIME.

3. PLEASE COUNT ALL ENTRIES AND HAVE A TOTAL WHEN BRINGING

YOUR ENTRIES TO THE FAIR ON FRIDAY.

4. THE CONVENORS TRY TO PREVENT DAMAGE AND LOSS OF EXHIBITS

HOWEVER, THEY CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY SUCH LOSS OR

DAMAGE THAT MAY OCCUR.

5. CONVENORS RESERVE THE RIGHT TO DECIDE ANY POINT NOT COVERED BY

THE RULES OR REGULATIONS. PLEASE DIRECT ALL INQUIRIES TO JESSE

FOSTER.

6. EXHIBITS MUST BE LEFT ON DISPLAY UNTIL 3:00PM ON SATURDAY, JULY 18,

2015. AFTER 3:30 PM ALL EXHIBITS WILL BE MOVED TO THE HALLWAY

UNLESS PRIOR ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE WITH THE CO-

ORDINATOR.

7. EXHIBITS MUST CONFORM TO THE DESCRIPTION OF THE CLASS AND MUST

BE THE WORK OF THE EXHIBITOR.

8. EXHIBITS MUST NOT HAVE BEEN SHOWN IN ANY PREVIOUS BONANZA

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY FAIRS.

9. ONLY ONE EXHIBIT PER EXHIBITOR PER CLASS.

10. JUDGES MAY REFUSE TO AWARD FIRST OR ANY PRIZE, WHERE, IN THEIR

JUDGMENT ENTRIES ARE NOT WORTHY OF SUCH.

11. NO PERSON IS ALLOWED TO INTERFERE WITH THE JUDGES WHILE THEY

ARE DISCHARGING THEIR DUTIES. ANYONE DOING SO MAY FORFEIT HIS OR

HER RIGHT TO ALL PRIZES AT THIS YEAR’S FAIR AND MAY BE BARRED

FROM EXHIBITING IN FUTURE YEARS.

12. A PRIZE WILL BE AWARDED FOR HIGH POINTS:

· SECTION A – SCHOOL WORK – Sponsored By: Penny & Marcel Lepage and Plaque

sponsored by the Bonanza Ag. Society in Memory of George & Arlene Blakis

· SECTION B/L – JUNIOR CLASS CLASSES- Sponsored by: Bruin Bobcat Services

(Brad Bouck) and the Nickel family and Meier family

· SECTION C- Culinary & Baking - Sponsored by: Mountainview Safety Services

· SECTION D – Pioneer Skills, Farm Products & Antiques– Sponsored by: Bonanza

General Store and Kate Lowes

· SECTION E - Handicrafts - Sponsored by: Halo Ventures

· SECTION F - Fine Arts & Crafts - Sponsored by: Diverse Drilling and Les Enyedy

Oilfield Services

· SECTION G - Photography - Sponsored by: Audrey Elsenheimer

· SECTION H - Horticulture – Sponsored by: Anne Stewart, and Sharon's Greenhouse

· SECTION I - 4H - Sponsored by: Gordondale Ladies Club

·

SECTION J - Recycling - Sponsored by Kate Lowes

Gymkhana – Sponsored by Gerry’s Well Service

13. PRIZE MONEY CAN BE PICKED UP SATURDAY JULY 18, 2015 BETWEEN 11:00

AM AND 4:00 PM.

PRIZE MONEY AWARDED: 1ST

$5.00; 2ND

$4.00; 3RD

$3.00; AND 4TH

$2.00

(4TH

PLACE ONLY IN SCHOOL WORK AND JUNIOR CLASSES)

14. ANY PRIZE MONEY NOT COLLECTED WILL BE CONSIDERED A DONATION

TO THE FAIR, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE SCHOOL WORK.

15. CONVENORS ARE DISCOURAGED FROM ENTERING THEIR OWN SECTIONS.

The Bench Show would also like to thank

The Cotillion Butte Recreation Association

Gerry's Well Services

Marion Terkilsen for her years of hard work,

Christine MacLean for her consultation

and

All of our hardworking volunteers and hall staff

Specializing in Geo-Environmental Drilling

ATV • Heli

Wheel, Track and Buggy Drills

DARRYL BATES DARREN BATES

CELL

(780) 864-0585

CELL

(780) 402-9219

Office: (780) 353-2203 • Fax: (780) 353-2208 • darryl@diversedrilling.ca Box 141• Bonanza • Alberta T0H 0K0

www.diversedrilling.ca

SECTION A – SCHOOL WORK

Sponsored by Marcel & Penny Lepage

High Points Plaque sponsored by Bonanza Ag. Society in honour of George & Arlene

Blakis

CONVENOR: Kate Lowes

ONLY ONE ENTRY PER PUPIL IN EACH FALL FAIR CLASS. INDICATE NAME,

GRADE AND SCHOOL ON EACH TAG. DEADLINE FOR ENTRIES IS JUNE 30, 2013.

WHEN ALL ENTRIES ARE ASSEMBLED INTO GRADES, CALL THE CONVENOR TO

ARRANGE FOR PICK UP.

CREATIVE WRITING

Pupils must stay on topic and keep to word limit. Creative writing entries must be a maximum of

500 words, hand or typewritten, double spaced and titled. Write on one side only, staple pages in

left hand corner.

CLASS:

A1. KINDERGARTEN ............................................................................... ORIGINAL STORY A2. GRADE 1 ......................................................................................... ORIGINAL STORY

A3. GRADE 2 ............................................................................................ ORIGINAL STORY A4. GRADE 3 ............................................................................................ ORIGINAL STORY

A5. GRADE 4 ............................................................................................. ORIGINAL STORY A6. GRADE 5 ............................................................................................. ORIGINAL STORY

A7. GRADE 6 ............................................................................................. ORIGINAL STORY A8. GRADE 7 & 8 ...................................................................................... ORIGINAL STORY A9. GRADE 9 & 10 ................................................................................... ORIGINAL STORY A10. GRADE 11 & 12 ............................................................................... ORIGINAL STORY

PENMANSHIP

Kindergarten students may do any appropriate two lines of rhyme. Students (Grades 1-12) will

do the alphabet – Upper & Lower case script followed by an appropriate poem.

CLASS:

A11. KINDERGARTEN ............................................................................. PRINT A12. GRADE 1 .......................................................................................... PRINT A13. GRADE 2 ........................................................................................... PRINT A14. GRADE 3 .......................................................................................... CURSIVE A15. GRADE 4 ........................................................................................... CURSIVE A16. GRADES 5 & 6 .................................................................................. CURSIVE A17. GRADES 7 & 8 .................................................................................. CURSIVE A18. GRADES 9 & 10 ................................................................................ CURSIVE A19. GRADES 11 & 12 ............................................................................. CURSIVE

ORIGINAL POEMS

Students are to pick their own topic. Must include some rhyme. May be printed on standard size

computer paper. Does not need to be mounted. Must be original.

CLASS:

A20. PRESCHOOL / KINDERGARTEN ..................................... MINIMUM 4 LINES A21. GRADE 1 ............................................................................. MINIMUM 4 LINES A22. GRADE 2 ............................................................................. MINIMUM 4 LINES

A23. GRADES 3 & 4 ..................................................................... MINIMUM 6 LINES A24. GRADES 5 & 6 ..................................................................... MINIMUM 8 LINES A25. GRADES 7 & 8 .................................................................... MINIMUM 8 LINES A26. GRADES 9 & 10 ................................................................... MINIMUM 8 LINES A27. GRADES 11 & 12 ................................................................. MINIMUM 8 LINES

ART

Pictures are to be on paper no larger than 12

x 18 paper. Freehand drawing, felts,

crayons, or pencil crayons. CLASS:

A28. PRESCHOOL

A29. KINDERGARTEN

A30. GRADE 1

A31. GRADE 2

A32. GRADE 3

A33. GRADE 4

A34. GRADE 5

A35. GRADE 6

A36. GRADES 7 & 8

A37. GRADES 9 & 10

A38. GRADES 11 & 12

PAINTING

Watercolour or acrylic

CLASS:

A39. PRESCHOOL

A40. KINDERGARTEN

A41. GRADE 1

A42. GRADE 2

A43. GRADE 3

A44. GRADE 4

A45. GRADE 5

A46. GRADE 6

A47. GRADES 7 & 8

A48. GRADES 9 & 10

A49. GRADES 11 & 12

COLLAGE

No larger than 12 x 18

CLASS:

A50. PRESCHOOL

A51. KINDERGARTEN

A52. GRADE 1

A53. GRADE 2

A54. GRADE 3

A55. GRADE 4

A56. GRADE 5

A57. GRADE 6

A58. GRADES 7 & 8

A59. GRADES 9 & 10

A60. GRADES 11 & 12

SCULPTURE

Sculpture to be place on suitable material for

display such as a paper plate or piece of sturdy

cardboard.

CLASS:

A61. PRESCHOOL

A62. KINDERGARTEN

A63. GRADE 1

A64. GRADE 2

A65. GRADE 3

A66. GRADE 4

A67. GRADE 5

A68. GRADE 6

A69. GRADES 7 & 8

A70. GRADES 9 & 10

A71. GRADES 11 & 12

SECTION E – HANDICRAFTS

SPONSORED BY: Halo Ventures Press and bind all seams. No knots. Stuff cushions with light filling. One entry per exhibitor per class.

Only NEW articles – NOT USED.

Crocheting

E1. Afghan – Any style E2. Afghan – Baby E3. Baby set

E4. Beaded crocheting

E5. Bedspread

E6. Dishcloth

E7. Doily – mounted – 14” & under

E8. Doily – mounted – over 14” E9. Pot Holders

E10. Pot Scrubber

E11. Slippers

E12. Sweater

E13. Tablecloth

E14. Other

Sewing

Garments are to be properly finished, clean and neatly pressed, on a clothes hanger where appropriate. Label whether serger or regular machine.

E15. Apron E16. Button shirt or blouse

E17. Dress

E18. Dressed Doll - Clothing Made By

Exhibitor

E19. Jacket – Denim

E20. Jacket – Quilted E21. Pants

E22. Lingerie – any item

E23. Night Wear

E24. Pot Holders

E25. Quilted wall hanging

E26. Stuffed Toy

E27. Sweatshirt

E28. Table Runner / Topper

E29. Vest

E30. Any other article

Knitting

E31. Afghan - Any Style

E32. Afghan - Baby

E33. Baby Set

E34. Child’s Sweater

E35. Dishcloth

E36. Doily

E37. Mitts - One pair

E38. Scarf

E39. Shawl

E40. Slippers - one pair

E41. Socks - Fancy - one pair

E42. Socks - Plain - one pair

E43. Sweater - Heavy knit

E44. Sweater - Light knit

E45. Sweater - Siwash

E46. Toque

Quilts ** Double size quilt minimum with the exception of Baby quilt, which is a lap quilt size.

E47. Baby Quilt - Lap Quilt Size

E48. Duvet Cover - Double Size Minimum

E49. Hand Quilted - Machine Sewn – Double

Size Minimum E50. Hand Tied - Machine Sewn – Double Size

Minimum

E51. Machine Quilted - Machine Sewed –

Double Size Minimum

E52. Machine Sewed - Professionally Quilted –

Double Size Minimum E53. Machine Sewed - Quilted Freestyle –

Double Size Minimum

E54. Quilted Cushion

Hand Embroidery

E55. Any item – Framed

E56. Candle Wicking (White work

embroidery that uses an unbleached cotton

thread)

E57. Crewel – yarn only

E58. Dresser scarf

E59. Pillow case

E60. Tablecloth

E61. Tea Towel

E62. Other

Variety Items

E63. Appliqué

E64. Counted Cross Stitch – Large Item E65. Counted Cross Stitch – Small Item E66. Crocheted item

E67. Hardanger

E68. Knitted item

E69. Macramé

E70. Needle point

E71. Petit Point

E72. Purse

E73. Quillow

E74. Sewn

E75. Soft Sculpture

E76. Tatting

E77. Teddy Bear

E78. Weaving

E79. Other

Over 65 Age Group

E80. Afghan – Crocheted

E81. Crocheting

E82. Cushion

E83. Hand Embroidery

E84. Knitting – any item

E85. Quilt - Baby

E86. Quilt – machine sewn – hand quilted E87. Quilt – Machine sewn – hand tied E88. Quilt – Machine sewn – Machine Quilted

E89. Other

Hobby displays must be:

· More than one item

· Displayed in a box or on a board or framed

SPECIAL NEEDS

Open to anyone who may need assistance. Not age

specific.

E90. Collage

E91. Coloring Page – Any Medium

E92. Fabric Picture

E93. Original Poem – Scribed E94. Original Story – Scribed E95. Photography

E96. Woodwork

SECTION F – FINE ARTS & CRAFTS

SPONSORED BY: Diverse Drilling and Les Enyedy Oilfield Services Only one entry per exhibitor per class. Ceramics and pottery should be free from runs, smears or chips.

Pictures and wreaths must be ready to hang and in good repair.

Pictures

F1. Collage

F2. Drawing – crayon

F3. Drawing – pastel F4. Drawing – pen, ink, charcoal or pencil F5. Dyeing

F6. Framed Dry Flower Picture

F7. Handmade Greeting Card

F8. Painting – acrylic F9. Painting –oil/acrylic F10. Painting – watercolour F11. Painting – on unique item

(i.e., saw blades, pails, shovels, etc.) F12. Other – not listed above

Crafts

F13. Basket – any medium

F14. Beading

F15. Birdhouse - Decorative

F16. Birdhouse - Functional

F17. Calligraphy – Upper & Lower case

alphabet & short poem of exhibitor’s choice F18. Candles (2) – Dipped

F19. Candles (2) – Rolled F20. Ceramics – Christmas

F21. Ceramics – other F22. Ceramics – stained glass

F23. Center piece

F24. Christmas Tree – decorated (must

bring your own tree)

F25. Christmas Tree Decoration

F26. Christmas Wreath

F27. Clay Pottery - Single Piece

F29. Collection or display – handcrafter

F30. Collection or display – model F31. Collection or display – other F32. Creating with found object

F33. Decorated Box or Container

F34. Decoupage

F35. Handmade doll

F36. Handmade jewelry

F37. Lampshade

F38. Leather – Beaded F39. Leather – soft F40. Leather – tooled F41. Painted Rock – may be a collection of 12

or less. Must be titled or named. F42. Photo Album

F43. Photo Frame

F44. Rubber stamping – any item

F45. Scrapbooking – Birthday F46. Scrapbooking – Children / Family F47. Scrapbooking – Event F48. Scrapbooking – Other F49. Scrapbooking – Vacation

F50. Scrapbooking – Wedding F51. Stained Glass Item

F52. Wall Hanging

F53. Wind Chime

F54. Woodcraft – any article using nails or glue F55. Woodcraft – hand carved F56. Woodcraft – machine or lathe made

F57. Wreath – any occasion F58. Yard decoration

F59. Other

F28. Clay Pottery - collection (3 or more items) Creative Writing

F60. Short Story

F61. Original Poem

SECTION G – PHOTOGRAPHY

SPONSORED BY: Audrey Elsenheimer

• All photographs should be 4’’ x 6’’ in size, mounted on black background that is no larger

than 4 1/2” x 6 1/2” • NO Frames

• Photographs should be in color unless otherwise indicated

• G8, G9 & G10 – Limit collection to 6 pictures

G1. Animal(s) or Reptiles pictures to create a new picture

G2. Baby G15. Event

G3. Bird(s) G16. Landscape – local G4. Black & White G17. Landscape – Travel G5. Bonanza Fair Event G18. Local Historic Sight or Antique

G6. Bug(s) G19. Panorama (4’’ x 10’’) G7. Child or children G20. Person(s) – candid shot G8. Collection* – Flowers - 12” x 16” G21. Person (s) – Formal Portrait

G9. Collection* – Scenery - 12” x 16” G22. Pet(s)

G10. Collection* – Sequence - 12” x 16” G23. Pioneer/Antiques - Local

G11. Dance G24. Pioneer Heritage - Local

G12. Digitally Enhanced – G25. Sports

Before & After – other G26. Sunrise or Sunset

G13. Digitally Enhanced – G27. Waterscape

Before & After – person G28. Other

G14. Digitally Enhanced – Collage – use 3 to 4

SECTION H – HORTICULTURE

Sponsored by: Anne Stewart and Sharon's Greenhouse

All vegetables should be clean, fresh, washed (not scrubbed) and of medium, uniform size. All vegetables

should be reasonably free from blemishes caused by insects, disease, injury, dirt and sun scald. Root

vegetables should be trimmed to 7” in length. Bulb onions should have ½ in of top left on and the hairs

trimmed to ½ inch. Broccoli and cauliflower should have outer leaves trimmed to just below flowers.

Cabbage and lettuce should have outer layers removed to better present vegetable. Please name varieties

if possible.

Class:

H1. Beans – any type – 6 straight pods – 1 cm stem left on

H2. Beans – wax – 6 straight pods – 1 cm stem left on

H3. Beans – purple – 6 straight pods – 1 cm stem left on

H4. Beets – long, cylindrical – 3 roots – 1 cm left on

H5. Beets – round/global – 3 roots – 1 cm stem left on

H6. Broccoli (4 inches of stem) – 1 head H7. Cabbage – green – 1 head - (1 or 2 wrappers attached)

H8. Cabbage – red – 1 head – (1 or 2 wrapper leaves attached)

H9. Carrots – Baby, 3 roots (not over 6 inches)

H10. Carrots – 3 roots - not over 17cm – (7 inches)

H11. Cauliflower – 1 head - (some leaves attached)

H12. Cucumbers – 3 field – 1 cm stem

H13. Cucumber – 3 pickling – 2” – 3” long H14. Cucumbers – 3 greenhouse or English – 1 cm stem

H15. Garden Herb Collection – 3 or more varieties – labeled

H16. Garlic – 2 bulbs – roots trimmed to 1cm H17. Lettuce – head – roots trimmed to 1cm – 1 head H18. Lettuce – leaf – 1 head

H19. Lettuce – Romaine – 1 head – roots trimmed to 1cm

H20. Onion – 2 bulbs not peeled - trim roots and top to 1 cm

H21. Onion – Red – 2 bulbs not peeled – trim roots and top to 1 cm

H22. Onion – green bunching – 5 – trim roots to 1 cm – tops trimmed evenly

H23. Peas- named – shelling type – 5 pods

H24. Peppers – 2 sweet bell – 1 cm stem

H25. Peppers – 2 hot – 1 cm stem

H26. Potatoes – 3 white

H27. Potatoes – 3 red

H28. Kohlrabi – 1 – roots trimmed to 1 cm – centre leaves left on H29. Swiss Chard – 1 plant – trim root diagonally H30. Tomatoes – Cherry – 5 – not more than 2.5cm diameter

H31. Tomatoes – Green – Field – 3 fruits H32. Tomatoes – Green- Greenhouse – 3 fruits H33. Tomatoes – Ripe – Field – 3 fruits

H34. Tomatoes – Ripe – Greenhouse – 3 fruits

H35. Turnip – 1 root – trim to 1 cm H36. Vegetable Unique – odd shape, unusual, extremely large – 1 vegetable H37. Vegetable Collection – 5 or more varieties – labeled H38. Zucchini - 1 – 1 cm stem left on

H39. Other – not listed above - labeled

FRUIT & BERRIES

All fruit should be large, ripe, of good colour, free from blemishes and in good condition. Berries should

NOT be washed.

Class:

H40. Apples – 3 fruit – stem attached

H41. Apples – crab – 3 fruit – stem attached

H42. Fruit Collection – tame – 3 or more fruit varieties – ½ cup each - labeled H43. Fruit Collection – wild – 3 or more fruit varieties – ½ cup each - labeled

H44. Raspberries – 12 not hulled H45. Rhubarb – 6 stalks – tied in 2 places – 1’ leaf – bottoms left on

H46. Saskatoons – 12 – stem removed

H47. Strawberries – 12 - not hulled H48. Other fruit – not listed above - labeled

HOUSEPLANTS

Class:

H49. African Violet – in bloom – single crowns – 1 pot

H50. African Violet – in bloom – double crowns – 1 pot

H51. Cactus – any variety – (Cactus only)

H52. Flowering Plant – in bloom

H53. Foliage Plant – no blooms

H54. Orchid – in bloom – 1 pot

H55. Unusual plant – 1 pot

H56. Houseplant – other not listed above - labeled

FLOWERS

Flowers should be uniform in size and stem length, as free of insects, dust and blemishes as possible. We

recommend displaying pansies and dwarf marigolds on aluminum foil over low container.

Class:

H57. Arrangement – Dinner – 3 or more kinds (named) – total height no more than 12”

H58. Arrangement – Dried Flowers – no purchased items

H59. Arrangement – One color – 3 or more kinds (named) – all flowers a shade of one colour H60. Arrangement – Garden Flowers – 4 or more varieties (named)

H61. Arrangement – Miniature – up to 8cm (3”) in any direction – viewed from all sides H62. Arrangement – Tea Cup – not to exceed 20cm (8”) including base and accessories

H63. Arrangement – Special Occasion – varieties named – accessories permitted H64. Aster – 3 blooms – under 3”

H65. Aster – 3 blooms – 3” and over

H66. Aster – 3 blooms – spider – over 2”

H67. Bachelor Buttons – 6 blooms – one colour

H68. Bachelor Buttons – 6 blooms – mixed colours H69. Begonia – potted – single plant – ruffled

H70. Begonia – potted – single plant – rose form

H71. Bulb – outdoor flowering – one stem – any kind

H72. Calendula – one bloom per stem – 3 blooms

H73. Calla Lily – 1 bloom

H74. Carnations – 3 flowers – mixed H75. Corsage – fresh flowers – include corsage pin H76. Cosmos – 3 blooms H77. Dahlia – 1 bloom - over 4” diameter

H78. Dahlia – 1 bloom - under 4’’ diameter H79. Delphinium - 3 stems – any colour

H80. Geranium – Potted – one plant

H81.Gladiolus – 1 spike only

H82. Gladiolus - Miniature

H83. Hanging Basket – no more than 12” across

H84. Johnny Jump Up – 3 blooms all same color - displayed on provided foil plate

H85. Lily – 1 spike H86. Lupin – 1 stem H87. Marigold – 3 blooms – large – over 2’’ H88. Marigold – 3 blooms – small – 2” and under H89. Nasturtiums – one kind – 3 blooms

H90. Nicotianna – 3 branches – one colour or mixed H91. Pansy – 2.5cm or under – 1 variety – 3 blooms

H92. Pansy – 2.5cm to 5cm – 1 variety – 3 blooms

H93. Pansy – over 5cm – 1 variety – 3 blooms

H94. Petunia – potted – 1 plant H95. Petunia - ruffled – 3 blooms H96. Petunia - single – 3 blooms

H97. Rose – shrub – 1 stalk – complete with stem and leaf H98. Rose – Tea – 1 bloom – complete with stem and leaf H99. Sweet Peas – 3 spikes H100. Sweet William – 3 branches – any colour H101. Planter

H102. Other – not listed above - labeled.

SECTION I – 4H: MEMBERS ONLY

SPONSORED BY: Gordondale Ladies Club

• Project book and produce or project to be judged separately • Age must be on back of tag

• “Project book and display” includes your book, with pictures and other items that represent your

4H year.

Class:

I1. Beef – Advertising poster I2. Beef – Intermediate Project Book I3. Beef – Junior Project I4. Beef – Senior Project Book I5. Craft – Intermediate Project Book

I6. Craft – Junior Project Book I7. Horse – Junior Project Book I8. Horse – Senior Project Book

I9. Horse – Intermediate Project book I10. Senior Project Book.

SECTION J - RECYCLING

Sponsored by - Berry Kreek Furniture

Recycling: To use materials AGAIN that have been used PRIOR.

NOTES:

1. Use as little new material as possible.

2. List all materials and state if new or used.

3. Only one entry per exhibitor per class.

4. No sharp objects.

CLASS:

J1. Metal - Any Article

J2. Wood - Any Article

J3. Paper - Any Article

J4. Glass - Any Article

J5. Fabrics - Any Article (NO DENIM)

J6. Plastic - Any Article

J7. Leather - Any Article

J8. Denim - Any Article

GYMKHANA*

*Please note that Gymkhana Events will also run on Sunday, July 19, 2015 starting at 10:00 am.

There will be no concession available on Sunday. Sponsored by Gerry’s Well Service

Contact Michelle Nicolaisen at 780-864-8487

AGE GROUPS FOR GYMKHANA

*All ages can do all events*

K1. Lead line - Any child being led - 8 years and under

K2. Peewee - Has not attained his/her 10th birthday by January 1, 2015

K3. Junior - Has not attained his/her 14th birthday by January 1, 2015

K4. Intermediate - Has not attained his/her 18th birthday by January 1, 2015

K5. Adult - 18 years and over

$ 5.00 pr. Entry for Lead line free

Bonanza & District Agricultural Society

Invites you to our annual

Autumn Trade Show

& Craft Sale

Saturday, September 12, 2015

10:00am-4:00pm (Alberta Time)

At the Bonanza Community Hall

Over 90 tables featuring local vendors from around the Peace Region!

No admission fees, FREE DOOR PRIZE DRAWS, Concession Booth.

Handcrafted goods, company representatives, something for everyone and the best way to shop local!

For more information call: Kate at 780-500-0031

*We accept all dental plans including Alberta Seniors Benefits*