COUNTRY FAIR

COUNTRY
FAIR
August 5 & 6,
2016
Agriculture—The
Heart of Our
Community
Sponsored by the
Clandonald Agricultural Society
2016 Clandonald Country Fair Booklet
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Friday, August 5
1:00 – 3:00 p.m.
Exhibit Hall Entries Received (West overhead doors of Arena)
Saturday, August 6
All Day
8:00 – 10:00 a.m.
11:30 a.m.
12:00 noon
Exhibit Hall Open & Goldmine
Pancake Breakfast
Parade
Presentations
Clandonald Agricultural Society $25 Membership Draw
Family Entertainment, Watermelon Contest, Facepainting, Bingo,
Children’s Races, Tractor Pedal Pushers, Scavenger Hunt, Laser Tag,
Golf Ball Draw…& much more
Check posters and local newspapers for exact times for events.
ITEM OF INTEREST
For the Clandonald Agricultural Society to be recognized as an agricultural society, we must have a
membership of at least 50 or more persons with not less than 25 of whom must be engaged in
agricultural production. This member qualification is renewed every year and is compulsory for a society
to be eligible for all or any government grants to our community.
A person may become a member of the society at any time on payment to the Treasurer of a
membership fee of $1.
Quotes are from the Agricultural Society Bylaws Act. Memberships for this year will be available at the
Exhibit Hall on Friday and the Pancake Breakfast on Saturday morning.
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EXHIBIT NOTES AND THANK YOU
We will be presenting a separate prize for seniors as stated in the rules and regulations.
Exhibitors please make sure your entries are listed on an entry form and tags are properly filled in. Tags
are available before exhibit day at the Clandonald Post Office, Clandonald Country Store, or by phoning
(780) 853-2084. Any suggestions you may have for entries to be included in future fair booklets would
be greatly appreciated; therefore, a suggestion box will be placed at the Exhibit Hall. Thank you to all
who have given suggestions for entries over the years.
A worthy thank you is expressed by the Directors of the Clandonald Agricultural Society to all the
convenors for helping out in last year's fair and those that are helping this year. Special thanks to those
organizations and persons who have donated towards our fair.
Thanks a bunch!!
Fair Presentations:
 Grand Aggregate (Top overall winner in exhibits)
 Seniors Grand Aggregate (Top overall winner in Seniors exhibits)
 Granny’s Green Thumb (In memory of Evelyn Lawrence)
 Two cash prizes of $25 each in Seniors (In memory of Winnie Convey, sponsored by Andrew Convey)
 Best Apple Pie (In memory of Rosie McMullan)
 First Place Float (In memory of Kathleen Brake, sponsored by Bill and Judy Carter)
 Best Dressed Horse in parade (In memory of Jim McCormack)
 Volunteer of the Year – Clandonald Agricultural Society Member (In memory of Denis McCormack,
sponsored by Betty McCormack and Family)
 Clandonald Agricultural Society Membership Draw – $25
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RULES AND REGULATIONS
1.
All entries shall be received on Friday, August 5 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. No entries shall be
received later.
2.
All entries are to be left for exhibit for Saturday, August 6 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
3.
All entries shall be removed by 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, August 6.
4.
The Clandonald Agricultural Society cannot be held responsible for any damage or harm, accident
or otherwise, to any person attending the Fair either as an exhibitor or to any exhibit or for any
other reason, nor can the Society be held responsible for any accident that may happen at other
events or entertainment put on by the Society.
5.
There shall be only one exhibit per family in any one class except children under 15 may enter
each class in any section. To enter Seniors, you must be 65 and over. People may enter in only
one age group category.
6.
All entries shall have a class number.
7.
An exhibitor's fee of $2 will be charged to all non-members of the Clandonald Agricultural Society.
8.
All exhibits must be listed on the printed entry form attached to this booklet. Extra forms are
available on request. All entries shall be filled in and signed by the exhibitor prior to presenting to
the exhibit taggers.
9.
Individual entry tags must be presented with each entry if you have numerous entries. Tags are
available at the Clandonald Post Office, Clandonald Country Store, or by phoning (780) 853-2084.
10.
Judging will commence on Friday, August 5 at 3:00 p.m. No one will be allowed to enter while
judging is in progress.
11.
Exhibit entries are judged and awarded first, second, and third prize ribbons and a cash prize of
$3, $2, or $1 where applicable. If there are no suitable entries, no ribbons or cash prizes will be
awarded. All final decisions will be made by the judges. If there are any discrepancies to prize
money awarded for exhibits, this needs to be brought forward by 4:30 p.m. on the day of the
fair.
12.
Where the total number of exhibits in any class is less than three, the judges are at liberty to
amalgamate such items with others of like character or where the judges are of the opinion that
the exhibits do not justify any award, prizes shall be awarded according to standing.
13.
All entries presented for competition must be fresh and clean, and must conform to quantity or
size specified, otherwise they will be disqualified. Homemade items should be made within the
past 5 years.
14.
All exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor and not previously shown at the Clandonald Fair.
15.
School entries are always judged by local volunteers and awarded coloured ribbon only.
16.
The director of the executive reserves the right to correct any errors and to make any alterations
to the prize list.
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JUDGING CRITERIA
SAMPLE OF ENTRY TAG
FLOWERS
Bloom: Displayed individually on dish or tray
Stem: On stem in vase or container
FRUITS & VEGETABLES
Fruits
They must be shown with their stems attached. All fruits should
be clean, free from blemishes, and uniform size and shape.
Apples and crabs may be polished with a soft cloth to improve
their shine.
Vegetables
Colour: Should be bright, clean, and attractive. A rich dark
colour is preferred.
Condition: Free from blemishes that are caused by insects,
disease, dirt, or mechanical damage.
Size: Should be of moderate size. Usually oversized vegetables
are coarse, tough, and lacking in flavour.
Uniformity: All items in a display should be similar size, colour, maturity, and shape. All vegetables
displayed with tops. Trim tops to 1 to 4 inches.
Beans: Uniform pod length, colour typical of variety, and free of blemishes and bruises. Pods should be
crisp, fresh, and free from stringiness and fibre.
Beets: Deep red colour including crown. Top should be trimmed and roots should have no side hairs
and when cut, should not have white rings.
Cabbage: Firm, moderate-sized heads, free of insect damage, with stalk removed but some of the outer
leaves left.
Cauliflower: Heads 5” to 8” in diameter with a firm white curd. Firm stems and no leaves showing
through the curd.
Cucumber: Should be unblemished with no yellow underside. Stems attached, but blossom removed.
Pickling – 3” long. Slicing – Over 3” long.
Onion: 1” tops, roots trimmed.
Potatoes: Uniform size and shape. Clean and free from disease and blemishes with shallow eyes. No
greening or sunburn. Tuber can be washed or just cleaned with a soft brush or cloth but do not break
the skin.
Tomatoes: Smooth, uniform size and shape. Shown with stem on.
Zucchini: Smooth, small sized, and uniform.
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EXHIBIT HALL WORKERS
Every year, we have many volunteers that work at the Exhibit Hall. We try to contact these people early
enough for them to make the necessary arrangements to spend the afternoon helping make the exhibits
a success. The jobs are many, but we always have a lot of help. Everyone who gives their time deserves
our heartfelt thanks. Entries are received from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m., after which judging shall
commence.
Class
Workers
Vegetable & Fruit Class
Frances Protsch
Patricia Rybchinsky
Flower Class
Audrey Cusack
Margaret Farrell
Homecooking & Canning
Angie Bildfell
Lois Cusack
Handicrafts
Gloria deJong
Jane Lawrence
Lori Nawrot
Homemaking
Siobhan Fundytus
Pauline MacGillivray
Holly Nicolson
Grains & Grasses
Simon Bodurka
School Entries
Gwen McPhee
Seniors
Alice Nowosad
Jessie Nowosad
Mildred Molineux
Exhibit Taggers
Janet Matyaschuk
Linda Hook
Point Talliers
Marj Lawrence
Ruby Lawrence
Parade
Gwen McPhee
Margaret Farrell
Thank you to our local judges—Marlene Lawrence for judging school entries
and Simon Bodurka for judging agricultural entries.
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SECTION "A"
FLOWERS
Ages 16 and Up
Where not specified, blooms may be either one colour or a mixture of colours.
Class
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
Asters – 4 blooms
Bachelor Buttons – 4 blooms
Begonia – single, 1 bloom on foil covered container
Cosmos – 4 stems, 1 bloom on stem
Dahlia – 3 blooms, bud off 3"-6" diameter
Gladioli – 1 spike, any colour
Gladiolus – 3 spikes, different colours
Hollyhock – 3 blooms
Lavatera – 1 blossom
Petunia – single, 3 blooms
Petunia – double ruffle, 3 blooms, mixed colour on foil covered container
Decorative Sunflower – 1 stem
Sweet Peas – 6 stems, mixed colour
Vase Sweet Peas and other foliage
Phlox – 4 stems
Marigold – less 1½”, 5 blooms on foil covered container
Marigold – 5 blooms, 1½"-3"
Marigold Giant – over 3" in diameter, 4 blooms
Pansy – 4 blooms one colour, under 2”, on foil covered plate
Pansy – 4 blooms one colour, over 2”, on foil covered plate
Rose – best individual bloom in vase container (not a rose bowl)
Tea Rose – best individual bloom in vase container
Buffet arrangement of fresh mixed flowers, view from one side
Dining Table Centre – fruit and flowers
Snapdragon – 4 stems, mixed colours
Zinnia – pompon, 4 stems
Best Flower – potted indoor plant (place name of plant on pot)
Best Foliage – potted indoor plant (place name of plant on pot)
Cup and Saucer arrangement – fresh flowers
Carnations – 3 blooms
Nasturtiums – 3 blooms
Geraniums – 1 stem
Arrangement of Lilies
Arrangement of fresh flowers in a kitchen utensil
Arrangement of fresh flowers using candles
Arrangement of fresh flowers using mirrors
“Our Heritage” – using dried plant materials grown in Alberta
Outdoor Hanging Planter or Patio Container of flowers
Special Occasion Arrangement (fresh flowers) (name occasion)
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Children Ages 10 to 15
Class
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41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
Bouquet of wild flowers
Bouquet of tame flowers
Bouquet of sunflowers
Pansy – 3 blooms on foil covered plate mixed colour
Sweet Peas – 6 stems, mixed colour
Petunia – 3 single blooms, mixed colour
Bachelor Buttons – 4 blooms
Gladioli – 1 spike any colour
Marigolds – 3 blooms, 1½"-3" blooms
Most unusual flower
Children Ages 6 to 9
Class
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51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
Bouquet of wild flowers
Bouquet of tame flowers
Sweet Peas – 6 stems, mixed colour
Pansy – 3 blooms on foil covered plate, mixed colour
Gladioli – 1 spike
Corsage – fresh flowers
Sunflower – 1 bloom, big
Sunflower – 1 bloom, small
Marigolds – 3 blooms, 1½"-3" blooms
Most unusual flower
Preschool Children Ages 5 and Under
Class
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61
62
63
64
65
66
Bouquet of wild flowers
Bouquet of tame flowers
Sweet Peas – 6 stems, mixed colour
Pansy – 3 blooms on foil covered plate, mixed colour
Sunflower – 1 bloom, big
Sunflower – 1 bloom, small
Most unusual flower
In Memory of Evelyn Lawrence
(a.k.a. Granny)
Granny’s Green Thumb Award
Overall Winner of Flowers
Sponsored by Ken Lawrence
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SECTION "B"
VEGETABLES & FRUIT
Ages 16 and Up
All entries on plain white paper plates in accordance to size of vegetable or fruit.
Class
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
Beans – 3 yellow
Beans – 3 green
Beets – 3 round, 1" tops
Beets – 3 cylindrical, 1" tops
Cabbage – 1 head
Carrots – 3 short (4” & under), 1" tops
Carrots – 3 long (over 4”), 1" tops
Cauliflower – 1 head
Broccoli – 1 head
Celery – 1 heart
Cucumber – 3 slicing
Cucumber – 3 pickling
Garlic – 2 bulbs
Lettuce – 1 head
Onions – 3 from seed, 1" tops, remove dirty skin
Onions – 3 from sets, 1" tops, remove dirty skin
Peas – 3 small pods or 3 large pods
Peppers – 2
Potatoes – 3 red
Potatoes – 3 white
Potatoes – 3 netted gems
Tomatoes – 3 red cherry
Tomatoes – 3 red
Tomatoes – 3 green
Turnip – 1 with 1" tops
Fresh herb collection, displayed and labelled – 3 kinds
Salad vegetables – collection of 5 kinds displayed in a bowl
Soup vegetables – collection of 5 kinds displayed in soup pot
Zucchini, 12" and under – 1 fruit
Zucchini, over 12" – 1 fruit
Fruit
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34
35
36
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Crabapples – 5 with stems
Raspberries – 6 with stems
Apples – 3 of one variety
Strawberries – 5 with half inch stems
Rhubarb – 4 stalks pulled out, tops trimmed into 3” fan
Wild fruit – 3 each of 3 varieties
Tame fruit – 3 each of 3 varieties
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Children Ages 10 to 15
All entries on plain white paper plates in accordance to size of vegetable or fruit.
Class
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39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
Carrots – 3 with 1" tops
Peas – 3 pods
Beans – 3 yellow
Beans – 3 green
Cucumbers – 2 pickling
Potatoes – 3
Pumpkin – 1 fruit
Vegetable character – made only with plants or plant parts
Vegetable snack tray – prepared ready to eat (no dip)
Onions – 3 from sets
Tomatoes – 2 red
Zucchini, 12" and under – 1 fruit
Zucchini, over 12" – 1 fruit
Odd shaped vegetable
Largest vegetable
Raspberries – 3 with stems
Strawberries – 3 with 1/2" stems
Crabapples – 3 with stems
Children Ages 6 to 9
Class
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
Carrots – 2
Peas – 2 pods
Beans – 2
Potatoes – 2
Vegetable character - made only with plants or plant parts
Vegetable tray – 3 different vegetables
Pumpkin – 1 fruit
Tomatoes – 2 green
Zucchini, 12" and under – 1 fruit
Zucchini, over 12" – 1 fruit
Cucumbers – 2
Odd shaped vegetable
Largest vegetable
Favourite vegetable – 2 of one kind
Raspberries – 3 with stems
Strawberries – 3 with 1/2" stems
Crabapples – 3 with stems
Preschool Children Ages 5 and Under
Class
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
Carrots – 2
Peas – 2 pods
Potatoes – 2
Vegetable character - made only with plants or plant parts
Vegetable tray – 3 different vegetables
Odd shaped vegetable
Largest vegetable
Favourite vegetable – 2 of one kind
Best dressed zucchini – can be dressed in doll clothes
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SECTION "C"
HOMECOOKING & CANNING
All food exhibits are to be covered, except cakes with icing. No ready mixes permitted. All entries on
paper or aluminum plates. Remove liners/wrappers on muffins.
Ages 16 and Up
Class
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
White bread – 1/2 loaf
White buns – 3
Brown bread – 1/2 loaf
Brown buns – 3
Breadmaker bread – 1/2 loaf
Cinnamon buns – 3
Banana muffins – 3
Bran muffins – 3
Fruit muffins – 3
Rhubarb muffins – 3
Drop cookies – 3 of one variety
Your favourite homemade cookies – 3 of one variety
Shortbread – 3 plain
Handmade chocolate – 3 pieces
Banana loaf – 1/2 loaf
Carrot loaf – 1/2 loaf
Pumpkin loaf – 1/2 loaf
Jelly roll – jelly-filled, 1/2 roll
Chiffon cake – 1/4, not iced
White layer cake – 1/4, butter icing
Chocolate layer cake – 1/4, butter icing
Decorated cake for special occasion (decoration only to be judged)
Assortment of tea dainties – 3 varieties
Butter tarts – 3
Raisin pie – 1/4 pie
Apple pie – 1/4 pie
Berry pie – 1/4 pie
Flop baking
Open class
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Canning
Snap lids on all jams, jellies, and pickles (1 jar, any size, clean with no rust on the lids).
Class
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
Peach fruit – 1 jar
Pear fruit – 1 jar
Cherry fruit – 1 jar
Berry fruit – 1 jar
Other fruit (not listed above) – 1 jar
Marmalade jam
Peach jam
Strawberry jam
Raspberry jam
Mixed jam (eg., strawberry-rhubarb jam)
Strawberry freezer jam – other containers can be used
Raspberry freezer jam – other containers can be used
Crabapple jelly
Raspberry jelly
Cucumber dill pickles – last year's
Pickled carrots – last year's
Cut or whole beet pickles
Bread or butter pickles
Ice bucket or fridge pickles
Bean pickles
Relish
Salsa sauce
Antipasta
Spaghetti sauce
Open class
Wine Making
Bottles to be labelled.
Class
55
56
57
58
White wine – 1 bottle
Red wine – 1 bottle
Beer – homemade – 1 bottle (identify kit if used)
Open class
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HOMECOOKING
No ready mixes permitted. All entries are to be covered, except cakes with icing. All entries on paper
or aluminum plates. Remove liners/wrappers on muffins and cupcakes.
Children Ages 10 to 15
Class
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
Plain chocolate fudge - 3 pieces
Brownies – 3 pieces
Decorated gingerbread people – 2
Muffins – 3 of one kind
Chocolate chip cookies – 3
Drop cookies – 3
Decorated giant cookie
Your favourite cookies – 3 of one variety
Plain chocolate cake – 1/4 cake, not iced
Do your own thing with peanut butter – 3 pieces
Decorated cake for special occasion (decorations only to be judged)
Flop baking
Open class
Children Ages 6 to 9
Class
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
Rice Krispies creation – your own sculpture (judged on decoration only)
Popcorn creation – your own sculpture (judged on decoration only)
Unbaked cookies – 3 of one kind
Your favourite cookies – 3 of one variety
Decorated cupcakes – 3 (decorations only to be judged)
Decorated sugar cookies – 3 (decorations only to be judged)
School lunch - on paper plate complete with itemized card
Creative/nutritious snack – 3 of one kind
Flop baking
Open class
Preschool Children Ages 5 and Under
Class
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83
84
85
86
Decorated cupcakes – 3 (decorations only to be judged)
Decorated sugar cookies – 3 (decorations only to be judged)
Rice Krispies creation – your own sculpture (judged on decoration only)
Popcorn creation – your own sculpture (judged on decoration only)
Open class
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SECTION "D"
HOMEMAKING
Ages 16 and Up
Sewing
Class
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Lady's garment
Man's garment
Newborn to preschool’s garment
Child’s garment
Denim article
Apron
Tote bag
Pot holders
Pillow
Garment sewn from recycled fabric
Halloween costume
Open class for any article of clothing not mentioned above
Open class for novelty, not garment article
Crocheting
14
15
16
17
Baby's garment
Doily
Cushion
Open class - small article (eg., toy, pot holders, etc.)
Knitting
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Mittens - 1 pair
Slippers - 1 pair, adult
Sweater
Baby’s blanket
Baby's garment
Toque and scarf set
Afghan
Open class
Fancy Work
Class 26
27
28
29
30
Hand embroidered article
Machine embroidered article
Braided rug
Covered photo album
Any article decorated with fabric paint or appliques
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32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
Quilt – quilted on home sewing machine
Quilt – patchwork, tied
Quilt – custom quilted
Ragtime quilt
Theme quilt
Quilted placemats – 2
Quilted wall hanging
Quilted runner
Baby Quilt
Christmas tree skirt
Christmas stocking
Petit point – any article
Needlepoint – any article
Cross stitch – any article
Wall hanging
Open class
Children Ages 10 to 15
Class
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48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
Knitting - any article
Any article decorated with fabric paint or appliques (decorations only to be judged)
Any article from recycled fabric
Any useful item sewn from leftover pieces of new material
Any denim article
Any embroidery or cross-stitch work
Christmas stocking
Covered photo album
Fancy garment (eg., dress)
Casual garment
Ragtime quilt
Tote bag
Bean bag
Grandparent and grandchild project
Open class
Children Ages 6 to 9
Class
62
63
64
65
66
Any article decorated with fabric paint or appliques (decorations only to be judged)
Any article from recycled fabric
Sock puppet
Grandparent and grandchild project
Open class
Preschool Children Ages 5 and Under
Class
67
68
69
Any article decorated with fabric paint or appliques (decorations only to be judged)
Grandparent and grandchild project
Open class
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SECTION "E"
HANDICRAFTS
Ages 16 and Up
Photography – To be mounted on paper no bigger than 14” x 22”
Class
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
Oil painting by amateur
Oil painting on something other than a canvas
Water colour painting
Acrylic painting
Pen and ink
Pencil sketch
Mixed media, painting and drawing – watercolour, acrylic and/or pencils
Wreaths
Photography – farm life, colour, 4-6 snaps mounted
Photography – animals, colour, 4-6 snaps mounted
Photography – child life, colour, 4-6 snaps mounted
Photography – scenery, colour, 4-6 snaps mounted
Photography – family tree
Photography – story telling pictures with captions, 4-6 snaps mounted
Photography – pioneer life, black and white or colour, mounted
Photography – family occasions (weddings, birthdays, reunions), 4-6 snaps mounted
Photography – seasonal occasions (Halloween, Christmas), 4-6 snaps mounted
Photography – natural disasters, 4-6 snaps mounted
Photography – black and white, 4-6 snaps mounted
Photography – 1 favourite picture, specially mounted
Photography – sunset scenes, 4-6 snaps mounted
Photography – Clandonald history, 4-6 snaps mounted
Photography – past Clandonald Fairs, 4-6 snaps mounted
Photography – humorous
Photography – old homesteads, 4-6 snaps mounted
Scrapbooking project
Rubber stamping project
Card – any occasion
Christmas ornament/decoration
Leather work
Wooden toy
Stuffed toy
Dried flower arrangement (eg., swags)
Corsage – artificial flowers with ribbon
Artistic arrangement – eg., driftwood ornament
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38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
Arrangement of artificial flowers using candles
Arrangement of artificial flowers using mirrors
Special Occasion Arrangement (artificial flowers) (name occasion)
Wheat weaving
Stain glass article
Wood art – painted
Woodwork, any item
Pallet creation – any item
Craft made from recycled or refinished material
Painted stone
Garden “row markers” – 4 markers, any material
Jewellery
Wall hanging
Pottery – any item hand built
Pottery – any item wheel
Open class for women
Open class for men
Children Ages 10 to 15
Photography – To be mounted on paper no bigger than 12” x 14”
Class
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
Homemade greeting card
Computer designed card
Computer art
Computer designed poster for Clandonald Country Fair
Computer designed poster for a family celebration
Lego – creation from kit, large
Lego – creation from kit, small
Lego – original creation, large
Lego – original creation, small
Beadwork
Wooden project
Wooden bench
Wall hanging
Water colour painting
Original painting
Painted stone
Garden “row markers” – 4 markers, any material
Charcoal or pastel drawing
Sketching
Cartoons
Mixed media, painting and drawing – watercolour, acrylic and/or pencils
Collage
Christmas angel
Christmas ornament/decoration
Christmas craft
Halloween craft
Stuffed article, pillow, animal, or toy
Scarecrow, stuffed
Craft from a stuffed project
Refrigerator magnet
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Model – from kit
Decorated picture frame
Wrapped present (i.e., Christmas, birthday) – decorations to be judged only
Rubber stamping project
Photography – story telling pictures with captions, mounted
Photography – 3 pictures of one theme
Photography – farm life, mounted, 3 pictures
Photography – animals, mounted, 3 pictures
Photography – seasonal occasions (Halloween, Christmas), mounted, 3 pictures
Photography – 1 favourite picture, specially mounted
Photography – school event, mounted, 3 pictures
Photography – 4-H
Photography – humorous
Photography – old homesteads, 4-6 snaps mounted
Scrapbooking project
Corsage – artificial flowers
Bird house or other woodwork
Jewellery
Poster relating to the Clandonald Country Fair theme (maximum size – 11” x 17”)
Duct tape item – article must be 90% made of duct tape and will be judged on creativity
All occasion gift bag
Grandparent and grandchild project
Open class
Children Ages 6 to 9
Class 106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
Homemade greeting card
Wrapped present and tag (i.e., Christmas, birthday) – decorations and tag to be judged only
Bird's nest (empty)
Bee's nest
Model - from kit
Homemade mask
Egg carton creation
Painted stone
Garden “row markers” – 4 markers, any material
Hand puppet
Christmas ornament/decoration
Christmas craft
Halloween craft
Collage
Decorated picture frame
Decorated shoe box
Playdough model - painted
Collection (eg., rocks, shells, etc.)
Beadwork
Doll’s hairdo (hair only to be judged)
Doddle art/coloured poster
Painting with anything other than brush
Popsicle stick model or picture
Penholder decorated with household items
Lego – from kit, large
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Lego – from kit, small
Lego – original creation, large
Lego – original creation, small
Poster relating to Clandonald Country Fair theme (maximum size – 11” x 17”)
Picture from colouring book, coloured
Original drawing
Christmas decoration
Corsage – artificial flowers
Grandparent and grandchild project
Open class
Preschool Children Ages 5 and Under
Class 141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
Bird's nest (empty)
Homemade mask
Painted stone
Unusual stone or shell
Hand puppet
Egg carton creation
Print your name and add decorations
Picture from colouring book, coloured
Picture made with buttons, pebbles, etc.
Original drawing
Original painting
Your family – drawn, painted, felt markers, etc.
Playdough – animal, figure or structure
Collection (eg., rocks, shells, etc.)
Collage – any materials
Popsicle stick model or picture
Finger painting
Marshmallow creation
Mud pie creation
Decorated picture frame
Wrapped present (i.e., Christmas, birthday) – decorations to be judged only
Decorated paper roll
Decorated shoe box
Doll’s hairdo (hair only to be judged)
Grandparent and grandchild project
Open class
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SECTION "F"
AGRICULTURAL
Threshed grain, 1 quart sample in plastic bags, previous crop.
Class
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Wheat
Oats
Barley
Canola
Flax
Field peas
Linola
Sheaves of grain, 50 heads, stems 10" long, tied top and bottom, current crop.
Class
8
9
10
11
12
Wheat
Oats
Barley
Canola
Rye
Grass sheaves, green, 1" diameter, tied top and bottom, not longer than 15" stems, current crop.
Class
13
14
Legumes
Grass
Ages 15 and Under
Class
15
16
17
18
19
Five garden weeds mounted on paper or board (tied, glued, or stapled and labelled)
Five grainfield weeds mounted on paper or board (tied, glued, or stapled and labelled)
Farm safety poster (maximum size – 11” x 17”)
Collage of pictures, farm life, past and present (maximum size – 12” x 14”)
Scarecrow (up to 3 feet tall)
Sheaves of grain, 50 heads, 10" stems, tied top and bottom.
Class
20
21
22
Wheat
Oats
Barley
Family Entry
Class
23
24
Farm display in open-ended box covered with plastic
Scarecrow (up to 6 feet tall)
S E N I O R CI T I Z E N 'S
S E CT I O N
65 and over
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SECTION "G"
FLOWERS
Class
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
Buffet arrangement of real mixed flowers – viewed from one side (winner receives $25)
Dining Table Centre – fruit and flowers
Gladioli – 1 spike, any colour
Dahlia – 2 blooms
Gladiolus – 3 spikes, different colours
Petunia – single, 3 blooms and own foliage
Petunia – double ruffle, 3 blooms, mixed colours on foil covered container
Sweet Peas – 6 stems, mixed colours
Marigold – 5 blooms, 1½"-3" blooms
Best Flower – potted plant (place name of plant on pot)
Best Foliage – potted plant (place name of plant on pot)
Hanging Foliage plant in hanger – 1 or more plants
Cup and Saucer arrangement – fresh flowers
Garden Hat Design (fresh flowers)
Nasturtiums – 3 blooms
Pansy – 4 blooms, foil covered plate
Snapdragon – 4 stems, mixed colours
Rose – individual bloom
Tea rose – individual bloom
Asters - 4 blooms
Vase Sweet Peas and other foliage
Corsage – fresh flowers with ribbon
Old Fashioned Arrangement of garden flowers
Outdoor Hanging Planter or Patio Container of flowers
Arrangement of fresh flowers using mirrors
Arrangement of fresh flowers using candles
Special Occasion Arrangement (fresh flowers) (name occasion)
Most unusual flower
Open class
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SECTION "H"
VEGETABLES & FRUIT
Class
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Beans – 3 yellow
Beans – 3 green
Beets – 3 round, 1" tops
Beets – 3 cylindrical, 1” tops
Cabbage – 1 round
Tomatoes – 3 red
Tomatoes – 3 green
Lettuce – 1 head
Radishes – 1 bunch of 3, 1” tops, round, red
Carrots – 3
Cucumber – 3 pickling
Cucumber – 3 slicing
Onions – 3 from seed, 1" tops, remove dirty skin
Onions – 3 from sets, 1" tops, remove dirty skin
Turnips – 1 with 1” tops
Peas – 3 small or 3 large pods
Potatoes – 3 red
Potatoes – 3 white
Potatoes – 3 netted gems
Zucchini or other squash – 2, under 6”
Zucchini or other squash – 2, over 6”
Odd shaped vegetable
“Memories of Home” – your favourite vegetable and recipe to prepare
Open class
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Crabapples – 5 with stems
Raspberries – 6 with stems
Rhubarb – 4 stalks, cut at stalk end at the angle
Strawberries – 5 with 1/2" stems
Wild fruit – 3 of 1 variety
Tame fruit – 3 of 1 variety
Open class
Fruit
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SECTION "I"
HOMECOOKING & CANNING
All food exhibits are to be covered in plastic wrap, except cakes with icing. No ready mixes permitted.
All entries on paper or aluminum plates. Remove liners/wrappers on muffins.
Class
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
White bread – 1//2 loaf
Brown bread – 1//2 loaf
Plain white buns – 3
Baking powder biscuits – 3
Cinnamon buns – 3
Bran muffins – 3
Banana muffins - 3
Fruit muffins – 3
Banana loaf – 1/2 loaf
Carrot loaf – 1/2 loaf
Zucchini loaf – 1/2 loaf
Tea dainties – 3 varieties, 2 of each kind
Apple pie – 1/4 pie (winner receives recognition)
Raisin pie – 1/4 pie
Berry pie – 1/4 pie
Butter tarts – 3
Drop cookies – 3 of one kind
Shortbread – 3
White layer cake – 1/4, butter icing
Chocolate layer cake – 1/4, butter icing
Flop baking
In Memory of
Rosie McMullen
Best Apple Pie
Canning
Pint sized jars or smaller. All canned goods sealed with snap lids – no wax or plastic lids.
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
Peach fruit – 1 jar
Pear fruit – 1 jar
Apricot fruit – 1 jar
Berry fruit – 1 jar
Other fruit (not listed above) – 1 jar
Canned tomatoes – 1 jar
Marmalade jam – 1 jar
Saskatoon jam – 1 jar
Strawberry jam – 1 jar
Raspberry jam – 1 jar
Peach jam – 1 jar
Mixed jam (eg., strawberry-rhubarb jam)
Crabapple jelly – 1 jar
Raspberry jelly – 1 jar
Chokecherry jelly – 1 jar
Beet pickles – 1 jar
Bread and butter pickles – 1 jar
Cucumber dills – 1 jar
Mustard bean pickles – 1 jar
Pickled carrots – 1 jar
Relish – 1 jar (labelled)
Ice bucket or fridge pickles
Tomato sauce – 1 jar
Section I
Class 13
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46
Sauerkraut – 1 jar
Open class
Wine Making
Bottles to be labelled.
Class
47
48
White wine – 1 bottle
Red wine – 1 bottle
SECTION "J"
HOMEMAKING
Sewing
Class
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Lady's top
Lady's slacks
Lady's skirt
Child's garment
Denim garment
Tote bag
Article made from recyclable material (jeans, quilt, etc.)
Open class
Crocheting
9
10
11
12
13
Doily – 10” or over
Afghan
Baby's garment
Cushion
Open class
Knitting
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
Sweater
Slippers – 1 pair, adult or child
Mittens – 1 pair, adult or child
Child's garment – not mittens or slippers
Child’s blanket
Afghan
Toque and scarf set
Open class (winner receives $25)
Fancy Work
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
Embroidery thread – any article
Quilt – hand quilted
Quilt – machine quilted
Quilted placemats – 2
Apron
Pot holders
Petit point – any article
Cross stitch
Open class
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SECTION “K”
HANDICRAFTS
Photography – To be mounted on paper no bigger than 14” x 22”
Class
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Photography – scenery, 4-6 snaps mounted
Photography – pioneer, 4-6 snaps mounted
Photography – childlife, colour, 4-6 snaps mounted
Photography – past Clandonald Fairs, 4-6 snaps mounted
Photography – family occasions (weddings, birthdays, reunions), 4-6 snaps mounted
Photography – family tree
Photography – farm scenes, 4-6 snaps mounted
Photography – sunset scenes, 4-6 snaps mounted
Photography – 1 favourite picture, specially mounted
Photography – Clandonald history, 4-6 snaps mounted
Photography – natural disasters, 4-6 snaps mounted
Photography – black and white, 4-6 snaps mounted
Scrapbooking project
Oil painting
Water colour painting
Wooden farm toy, small
Woodwork, any item
Arrangement of artificial flowers using mirrors
Arrangement of artificial flowers using candles
Special Occasion Arrangement (artificial flowers) (name occasion)
Collectibles (eg., spoons, pens, pins, cups, etc.)
Card – any occasion
Open class for men and women
In Memory of the Late Winnie Convey
Her family are presenting $25
to the winners in the Senior Citizen’s Section
Section “G” Flowers
Class 1 Buffet Arrangement of Mixed Flowers
&
Section “J” Homemaking – Knitting
Class 21 Open Class
CLANDONALD COUNTRY FAIR
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Section & Class
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CLANDONALD COUNTRY FAIR
Age Group ________
Sponsored by
Clandonald Agricultural Society
ENTRY FORM
Name:
Address:
Section & Class
Description
Points