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Irricana & District Horticultural & Craft Show Committee 403-819-3375

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COPIES OF THIS PUBLICATION WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE IRRICANA & BEISKER LIBRARYS,IRRICANA POST OFFICE, IRRICANA& BEISEKER TOWN OFFICES, SHABBY CHIC STORE in lrricana,And iN BEISEKER at NEVER DONE QUILTING, FLOWER SHOB ROCKWIEW COUNTY OFFICE. TheTe

rnay be other places so check out other businesses in your community

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NOTICE TO EXHIBITORSEXIIIBTTORS MUST READ THE FOLLOWING PAGE TO BE AWARE OF THE RULES OF THE

HORTICULTURALAND CRAFT SHOW - September B, 2018.

PLEASE NOTE: # 2 Time given for entering exhibits# 6 Regarding Entry Thgs

# 1l Vrize money deductions

The show will be open to residents of Alberta, with the exception of flowers, fruits and vegetables which must

be grown within the boundaries of the County of Rockyview because of our unique climate.AII exhibits MUST be received, tagged & be ready for judging before B:30 am Saturday, September B, 2018.

Exhibits can be brought in the night of the 7h to the Iruicana Rec Centre (curling rink) between 6 & B pm.Doors close at 8:30 am September th" Exhibits will no longer be accepted after B:30 am. Judging will start at 9 am.

Doors to be open to the public for viewing of exhibits from 11 am to 4 pm at the Irricana Rec Centre.Exhibits must remain until 4 pm Saturday night. Pick up of exhibits and prize money is the sole responsibility ofthe exhlbitor. Exhibits must be picked up between 4 and 5 pm Saturday Evening, September I th.Offiiciat Enny Tags must be used and completed in futl: name, mailing address, class, and age in junior classes.

fNon-compliance may mean disqualification)Prizes will be awarded at the discretion of the judges. Where there are less than three entries per class, prizes

rnaybe awarded in an order other than L",2nd, or 3d. Prize monies are awarded as follows:1" Place $5.00 2nd Place $3.00 3'd Place $2.00

All exhibie presented should be CLEAN and conform to quantity and size specified. All fruit, vegetables andflower exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor in the County of Rockyview. Crafts, photos etc, enteredthis year or last year, MAY NOT be entered again in the Iruicana Horticultural and Craft Show.

All garden and agricultural produce exhibited must be the growth of the current year and grown in the exhibitor'sgarden within the County of Rockyview.No erhibit is to be shown in more than one category. Name varieties of all exhibits, if possible.

Decisions of the judges are final. Exhibitors openly objecting io such decisions shall forfeit all claims to prizes

they uray have won.Ai[ classes must have exact number asked for, or be disqualified.Exhibits witl be judged in accordance with Alberta Agriculture's "Judging Standard for Horticultural Shows"

unless otherwise specified here.

Exhibitors shall provide their own receptacles; no fancy vases or containers unless specified. (Exhibitors assume

any risk for damages there to.)AIt food entries must be on a small plate or tray in a clear unsealed plastic bag, unless specified otherwise.

Recipes to accompany any canned or baked goods. No commercial mixes or fillings are to be used in baking'

"luniors have the option to enter items in either Adult or Junior categories.

Only one entry per class number. MAXIMUM 10 ITEMS PER EXHIBITOR One item per class number.

JUDGING STANDARDSRead the juclging standards to know what quality you are aiming for and how your enfries will be judged. Good reference

bcoks are available at the Irricana Library or on the Intemet,

"Judging Standards for Horticulture Show" (Alberta Agriculture) linkhttos;//wwwl.agric.gov.ab.cal$DeBartmenVdeptdocs,nsf/all/agdex19/$FILE/200 47 2012,pdf

and "Judging Standards for Foods, Sewing, & Handicrafts" (Alberta Agriculture)linkhttps://wwwl,ag ric.9ov,ab,calgDepartment/deptdocs.nsf/all/agdex68/$F ILE/98O- 10-2O 15' pdf

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On behalf of the President of the Irricana Agricultural Society, Board of Directors, and Horticultural & Craft ShowCommittee I wouid like to welcome you to the 2nd Annual Irricana and District Horticultural and Craft Show, Septerrber 8,2018.

Our goal is to host a show that will bring the community together. The committees have been working hard to plan,organize, advertise and host this show It takes many monttrs of preparation - organizing sponsorship; preparing the ShowBook, aruanging volunteers/helpers for the day, booking venues, junior activities and judges; advertising through socialmedia, radio and newspaper; to mention just a few of the tasks.

I especially want to thank ttre very dedicated participants from the Irricana Agricultural Society, Town of lrricaria and

Volunteers. Without them we would not have been able to even think about organizing this event and more importantly toenjoy this adventure as much as we have.

Most importantly I would like to again thank Paige Gil and her committee from the Carstairs Horticultural and Craft showfor their guidance and support in assisting me with information as to putting on a successful show as is proven by Paige and

her group putting on their 73*r Annual Show this year. http://www.carstairsagsociety.ca/annual-events

I would like to give a shout out to our 2O17 great people who helped with the preparation of the Horticultural & Craft shoui:

Chris AmeyPapari BorthakurMaria SladeRoxana CampbellKristianCampbellJean MylesMain Judge Curtis Lycewski

Angus ChalmersSid & Audrey GouchMarnie GrahamCathryn HagelCarmeila HutchisonDenni & Jackie Taylor

Laurie LiesemerMel LowreyChris MclellanRev. Loraleigh Peterson - SolePathKIK MembersRev. Ruth - United Church

We are again looking for people to help out on the set up and show committee - text and leave a message at 403-819-3375or email at info@irricanaagsociety.com.

For those who are viewing the entries, we hope this will encourage you and your family to participate. Our community isgrowing and to stay growing we need and want both the young and the experienced to become involved. Some crafu willwill have a long history and have evolved along the way; such as quilting, baking, preserving and woodworking andblacksmithing. Others are new and are very popular with the newer generations. We can't wait to see how they graw; suctlas selfies, rainbow loom, pony beads and computer design.

Show day includes family participation, wonderful meals to enjoy and an award ceremony to honour the winners.

We encourage young and old, experienced and novice to enter items in the spirit of fun and camaraderie. Please come andview all the entries in support of your family, friends and neighbours and enter your name in a draw for a prize of a piece a{Garden Art.

Committee members will be available to help with any concerns regarding your entry and tags required to enter your iterns.Look for us at the show - we will be wearing green T-Shirts.

I would be remiss if I did not thank our previous and this years sponsors, our local businesses and families. Without yoursupport the show would not be the success that it will be. And to thank the AHA judges who take the time to certify some afus as ajudge and to attend our show

We all Iook forward to seeing you at the show,

Rev. Loraleigh Peterson 403-819-3375 lora.peterson6@gmail.comChair/Volunteer/Helper - Irricana & District Ag Society - Horticultural and Craft Show - info@irricanaagsociety.com

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GENERAL INr,_ORMATION

Wb are pleased that you are considering entering exhibits into the Irricana and District Horticultural and Craft Showsponsored by the lrricana & District Agricultural Society.

There are no entry fees, so be sure to submit as many enfries as you wish, however each exhibitor may have no more thanone enfryper category (e.g. one entry in VF 1 cabbage).

Juniors have the options to enter items in either Adult or Junior categories * age must be on the junior enny tag.

We encourage you to review appropriate sections of this publication so that you know what the judges will be looking for.Judging will be according to the "Fair System". For how to submit entries go to: page 2 in this booklet, for furthersubmission information.

The Show Committee reserves the right to remove any exhibit from the show that is infected with insects or disease.

Frizes will be awarded at the discretion of the judges, and each category may not necessarily have 1't, 2nd and 3d placewlnneru.

CIffiicial entry tags Fust be used and completed in full. If you have any questions about your entry or about completing theentry tag, please speak with one of our volunteers who will be happy to help you when you bring your enhy to the Rec.

Centre (curling rink). They will have on green T-Shirts.

For further information, show books, entry forms or entry tags; Irricana Library - 403-935-4818

BeisekerLibrary 403-947-3230 Loraleigh 403-819-3375 lora.peterson6rAgmail.com

PVBLIC VIEWING AND PRIZE PRESENTATIONS

This is when family, friends and the community gather to admire the talents and hard work of our exhibitorsl

Doors open to the public for viewing of exhibits from 11 am to 4 pm, Saturday, September B, 2018 at the IrricanaRecreational Centre (curling rink). 2 "dAve and 2nd sneet. Yellow building.

AWA RI) S PilE SE NT-AT]IO t{ S S4\TIUI{D AY AT 4 : 3 0 PM.VENDORS wiII be OPEN at this time as well. Everyone is encouraged to stay and congratulate the winners.

THANK YOU!

Thank you for attending and/or participating in our shou

All comments and suggestions about our show are appreciated, please contact us. Suggestion forms will be available at the

R.ecreafion Centre.

Ifyou are interested in horticulrure or handicrafts, or in learning more aboutjudging and judging standards, please contact

the Alberta Horticultural Association. http://abhorta.ca/ wpl

We are always looking for helpersl 403-819-3375 No experience necessary.

MEMORIALAWARDS

If a person or family is interested in providing a memorial award on behalf of a loved one, we would Iike to accommodate

that request. You pick [he category for the award and the name of your award. Please contact Loraleigh Peterson with your

request. 403-819-3375, lora.peterson6@gmail.com. See Carstairs horicuitural and craft show for information about their

rnemorial awards, as an example. wwwl.agric.gov.ab.ca/$departmenUFairExhb.nsf/alllteZL75

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GLADIOLAS

DAHLIA

BEGONIA

HOLLYHOCKS

SHOW CATEGORIESRefer to Judging & Exhibiting Standards for Horticultural Shows

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FLOWERS

Gladiola - 3 spikes, 3 varieties, names

Gladiola- 1 spike, miniatureGladiola * 1 spike, any colour

Dahlia - basket of 1 or more varieties, no foliage other than ownDahlia - miniature up to 4" (10 cm) diameter, 3 bloomsDahlia - pompom, 3 bloomsDahlia - collection of 5 or more varieties, each in a separate container

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Begonia - outdoor grown, 3 blooms, show in shallow container wl foilBegonia - outdoor grown, L bloom, on stem

F15 Hollyhochs - outdoor grown * any colour - 3 stocks

F18 Nasturtiums - boucluet of - NOT an arrangement

F19 Carnation*3blooms

F20 Cosmos- 4 stems

NASTURTIUMS

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Lilies - 1 stem

Lilies - 3 stems

Marigold - 3" (7 .5 cm) or ovel 4 blooms, no budsMarigold -3" (7.5 cm) or under, 4 blooms, no budsMarigold - arrangement of 1 or more varieties, own foliage

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PANSY

PETUNIA

SNAPDRAGONS

SWEETPEA

F27 Pansy - 6 blooms, in shallow container with foil

Petunia - double, 3 bloomsPetunia - single dwarf, under 2" (5 cm), 3 bloomsPetunia - mid size, over 2" (5 cm) and under 3 Ll2" (9 cm), 3 blooms

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Rose Stem - Tea Rose, 1 bloom (no rose bowl)Rose Stem - Miniature Tea Rose, L stemRose Stem - Shrub, ie. MordenlParkland/Explorer (no rose bowl)Rose Stem - collection of 3 or more varieties, L stem per container

(no bowl - aluminum pan with foil - hole in - sfem sticking out)

F37 Snapdragons*3spikes

SweetPea-6stemsSweet Pea- mixed arrangement, own foliage, Baby's Breath & vase

may be used

FAL Zinnia - over 2" (5 cm), 3 bloomsF4l"a Zinnia - under 2" (5 cm), 3 bloorns

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F43 Garden Flower Mixed - may include foliage, in suitable container

F45 Annual Flowers -collection, 6 different kinds (grown from seed),4 blooms per

variety, each variety in separate containers (e.9, Snapdragons -4 stems, Pen)nias * 4 flowers)

F46 Perennials - collection of 2 or more, varieties named, 3 stems of each inseparate containers

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F47 Buffet Flower - flowers with any garden foliage, vase may be used fto be viewed from front)

F4B Ladies Corsage - no artificial flowers or foliage

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WILD MLXED ARRANGEMENT

F49 Cup & Saucer * not to exceed B"(20 cm) any direction

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African Violet - any type or kindHouse Plant - other than African \tolet, not more than 1

House Plants - collection, 3 or more varieties (e.g. collection of cacti)

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Hanging basket - 12' (30.5 cm) pot and underPlanter - outdoorWindow box - rectangular

Sunflower - .urangement, 2 or more varieties, with own foliageSunflower - 1 bloom, any variety, under 6" (15 cm)Sunflower - 1 bloom, any variety, 6" (15 cm) and over

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F50 Wild Mixed - grass, flower, weeds, grain, etc, may be used (NO NOXIOUS WSESS)(e.9. toad flaxi

F51 Dried Mixed Arrangement - Garden or Wild

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FRUITS & VEGETABLES

Ali horticultural entries must be grown within the boundaries of County of Rockyview.Refer to Judging & Exhibiting Standards for Horticultural Shows

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VF1 Cabbage - 1, any variety

F61 Fairy Garden

Potatoes - Netted Gems, Russet, plate of 3Potatoes - red, 1e.g. Early Ohio, Rideau), plate of 3Potatoes - any other variety, named plate of 3 @.g. ttukon Gold)

CABBAGE

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CARROTS

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Beets - 3 round, trimmed to L/2" (f crn) in length above crownBeets - 3 cylindrical, timmed to l/2" (1 cm) in length above crown

Tomatoes - 3 ripe, stems onTomatoes - 3 green, stems onTomatoes - 3 hot house, ripe, stems on

VFIB Peas - 5 pods, 1,/2" (L cm), stem left on

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*# VFB Carrots - 3 trimmed to ll2" (1 cm) in length above crown

VFg Corn - 2 ears, husked, 1/3 husk removed lengthwise from tip to base

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Onions - 2 sets, NOT PEELED, tops and roots trimmed to I/2" (1 cm) in length

Onions - 2 spanish, NOT PEELED, tops & roots trimmed to LlZ" (1 cm) in length

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Cucumbers - 2 Large 6" (15 cm) or over, Ll2" (L cm) stem attached (e,9, sgaight Etght)

Cucumbers - 3 pickling, 2 - 3" (5-7.5 cm) (e,g. Mincue, Morden Early) I/2" (1 cm) stem

attachedCucumbers - hot house, 3 with 1/2" (1 cm) stem attached

Beans - 5 pods, green, L/2" (L cm) stem with calyx (hat & stem)

Beans - 5 pods, yellow, I/2" (L cm) stem with calyx (hat & stem)

Beans - 5 pods, iny other, (t.e Bwad, Runner, Purple)L12" (1cm) Stem w/ calyx attaChed

]v;22 Vegetable Collection - nor less than 6, not more than 10 varieties, in quantities and

criteria as nored in VF1 and VF23a. Larger vegetable, 1" only i.e. t head of lettuce, 1

lread of broccoli ftot a singte ftorer); Medium vegetable 2, if not listed above, i.e, 2 kohlrabi,

2 green peppers, Small vegetable 3, if not listed above, i.e' cherry tomatoes

VE23 Zucchini - 2,6"-8" (15-20.5 cm) length, Ll2" (I cm) stem left on

VF23a Zucchini - 1 large, over 1"2" (30.5 cm), Il2 (I cm) stem left on

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Vegetable - any otherVegetable - hot house, any other than tomato or cucumber

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VF26 Herbs - collection, 3 or more, (3 stems of each) in separate containers, named

vF27 Fruit collection - 3 or more, i.e. currents (12) rubarb (2 stalks, trimmed leaf), apples;follow number criteria for VF2B-31Crab apples - plate of 6, stems onRaspberries - piate of 12, stems onSmall Fruit - any other, plate of 6, namesLarge Fruit - 1 only, namedGarden Oddity - one itemVegetable Creation

White Bread - 1 loaf, handmade, out of pan

Brown Bread - 1 loal handmade, out of panWhole Grain or Seed Bread- 1 loaf, out of pan

White Buns - 4, handmadeCinnarnon Buns - 4, not iced

Fresh Fruit Pie - two crustI Crust Pie - any kind

BAKING CATEGORIES

Refer to "Judging Standards for Foods, Sewing & Handicrafts" unless otherwise specified.https://wwwl.agric.gov.ab.cal$DepartmenUdeptdocs.nsf/alVagdex6S/$FILE/980-10_2015.pdf

ALL ENTRIES SHOULD BE PUT ONATRAY OR PLATE AT{D PUT INA CLEAR PLASTIC BAG -

DO NOT SEAL **No commercial mixes, pastries or fillings to be used**

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BAKING POWDER BISCUITS

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CAKES

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Muffins - 4, not branMuffins - 4, bran

Cookies - 3, one kindCookies - 3, two kinds, 3 of each

Light Coloured Cake - removed from pan, icedChocolate Cake - removed from pan, icedChiffon - not icedCake - any other not in above class, iced, removed from pan

Decorated Cake - out of pan. Decoration only to be iudged. Qudges do not cut the cake)

BZL Brownies - plate of 4, not iced

B,22 Squares - other than brownies, plate of 4

823 Any Loaf - one

B,24 Cupcakes - 4, iced

825 Candy, homemade - plate of 6 1i.e, fudge, toffee, chocolates)

826 Gluten Free Baking * any of the above, gluten free

F.27 Men ONLY Baking - any of the above

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A Random Act of Kindness * a home baked goodie basket for a special pemon withrecipient's name on a gift tag. Must include at ieast 3 different kinds of baked goods 1e"s.a loaf,6 tarts, one dozen cookies)

Diabetic Baking * any of fie aboveScones - 4

PRESERVE CATEGORY

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Jarn - cooked, 1 jar, no waxJam- freezer, 1 containerJelly - 1jar, no waxFickles - dill, cucumbers, 1 jar, sealedPickles - dill, any other vegetables, 1 jar, sealedPickles - sweet, 1 jar, sealedPickles - refrigerator, 1 jarPickles - 1 jar beets, sealedPickles - any other, 1 jar, sealed

Retrish-ljar,sealedCondi- ment - 1- jar, sealed, (i.e. salsa, chutney, antipasto)

Fruit-ljar,sealed

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CRAFT CATEGORIES" [ftnr:: must..lgcfug1t &,prested und m,tst be tlrc work af the exhibitsr"-

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Hl Baby OutfitH2 l-arge Article - poncho, shawl, vest, etc.H3 Small Article - socks, mitts, scarves, etcH4 Child's SweaterH5 Adult Sweater116 AfghanH7 BabyAfghanHB Knitted Doily or Centrepiece - under 54" (13s cm)

Hg Knitted ToyHLO Open - any article not in above ciasses

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CROCHETINGBaby OuffitSmall Article - slippers, hat, mitts, etc

Large Article - dress, sweater, shawi, etcDoily or Centrepiece - under 54" (135 cm)

AfghanBabyAfghanCrochet ToyOpen - any article not in above classes

Petite Point - any articleNeedle Point - any articleCounted Cross Stitch - area of cross stitching 10" x 12" (25.5 x 30.5 cm) and over

Counted Cross Stitch - area of cross stitching 1 under 10" x 12" (25.5 x 30.5 cm)

Stamped Cross Stitch - any articleEmbroidery - any afiicleRug - hookedPlastic Canvas - any articleOpen Stitchery - any item not mentioned above

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Hand Sewn Article - anyRecycled Article - made from fabric, something new and from something oldChild's casual outfit or dressHousehold article - (.e, potholders, place mats, ptllow, appliance cover etc.)

Doll Clothing - any size or typeFabric Tote Bag or PurseMachine Sewn Article - any other

BEST OF SHOW QUILTED ARTICLE - Sponsored Prize - Never done Quilting

Hand quilted quilt * over 65" (143 cm)Machine quilted baby quiltMachine quilted quilt- under 65" (143 cm)Machine quilted quilt - over 65" (143 cm)Wall hanging - any size, with hanging sleeve (bor go es through

Clothing item

Household item - i.e. table runner, place mats, nee skirt

Appliqued quilt - any size

Recycled article - something new from something old

Hand tied comforter * any size

Lap quiltingOpen quilt class - any article not named above

HOBBY CRAFTS CATEGORY

Ceramics

Wood work- toy

Wood work * birdhouse or feeder

Wood carving

Wood work - small item, less than 12" x 12" x 1-8" (30.5 x 30.5 x 46 cm)

Wood work - large item, greater than 12" x 12" x 1-8" (30.5 x 30.5 x 46 cm)

Thble center piece - any medium

Doll - cloth, stuffed

Toy - cloth, stuffed

Doll or Toy - any medium

Teddy Bear - snrffed

Holiday decoration - any afiicle

Wreath - any kind

Recycled article - something new from something old

Decoupage - any item

Leather work - any item

Jewelry - any medium

Card - handmade, special occasion, e.g. Christmas, Birthday, Wedding etc.

Card - handmade, any other ftot photographs or computer made cards)

Computer designed card

Open hobby craft article - not covered in any other class

Pottery

ToolsHardwareOrnamental lron Works - miniatureOrnamental Iron Works - 4-B inchesOrnamental Iron Works - over B inches

Mechanical Device - moving parts

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Oil painting - mounted and framed, or gallery quality wrapped canvas

Water colour - mounted and framed, or gallery quality wrapped canvas

Pencil drawing - mounted and framed, or gallery quaiity wrapped canvas

Pastel - chalk, oil chalk, pencil crayon, crayon, etc., mounted and fi'amed, or galleryquality wrapped canvas

Acrylic painting - moulted and framed, or gallery quality wrapped canvas

Painting * on other medium, i.e. wood, rock, saw, etc., any subjectMixed mediurnOpen artwork - any item not iistedCollage

Action - i.e. sportsAgricultureAnimal or bird - domesticAnimal or bird - wildLandscapeWaterscapePeoplePortraitBaby-0-2yearsChild/Children - 2 - 12 years

Buildings, architecturalGarden - flowers, plants, trees or garden

Open class - any subjectEnlargement - any subject, over 5" x7" (I2.5 x 17.5 cm) FRAMEDSunrise/SunsetMacro/AbstractDigital Art - any subjectBlack and White - any subjectstill LifeCentury Old Farms or Farm EquipmentCollections

Sweet Pea - 4 stems, no foliage, in vase or jarPansy - 4 blooms, shallow container with foliageCosmos-3blooms,jarAster - 3 bloomsZinnia - 2 bloomsDaisy - 3 stems, in vase or jarPetunia - single, 3 blooms, shallow container with foilSunflower - 1 large bloom, no containerMarigold - 3 blooms, in vase or jar

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PHOTOGRAPHY CATEGORY

Plrotos may be black and white or colour, 4" x 6" (10 x 15 cm) or 5" x 7" (12.5 x 17.5 cm) ONLY, except HP15"

AII photos must be mounted, either matted or mounted on a stiff backing. Framing only applies to HP15 enlargement utegory.

JUNIOR EXHIBITORS

All exhibitors to be 6 - 17 years of age and to be stated on ENTRY tag. All enteries must be the work of the junior exhibi*rand all HORTICULTURAL entries must be grown within the boundaries of Rockyview County.

FLOWER CATEGORY

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VEGETABLE CATEGORY

Beans - 3, any variety, Ll2" (.5 cm) stem left onBeets - 3 round, trimmed ta LlZ" (.5 cm) top onPeas - 4 pods, ll2" {.5 cm) stem left onCarrots - 3, trimmed to l/2" (.5 cm) top on, roots trimmed

JVS Onions - 2, not peeled

Potato - 2, any variety

Any Cake - out of pan, icedCandy ArrangementFudge - 4, pieceBrownies - 4, iced

Bread - 1 loal out of pan

Cookies - 4, one kindMonster Cookie - L only. No larger than 6 inches (1-5 cm)Muffins - 4, not branCup Cakes - 4, icedRice Krispie - figures or creationChocolates * 4, pieces

HANDICRAFT CATEGORT

Ages 6 - L0. 11" - 17. (Please state age on entry tag)

Knitting - any articleCrocheting - any articleCross stitch - any articleEmbroidery * any articleSewing - any articleBead Work - any articleRecycled article - something new from something old" fustng yarn, thread or fabric)

Weaving Loom - any article, (placemat, potholder, etc.)

Open - any article not in above classes

JV7 Vegetable - any otherJVB Cucumber - 2, any variety, 1/2" (.5 cm) stem attached

JVg Novelty arrangement - may be made from vegetables, fruit, flowers or anything fromthe garden. NO ARTIFICIAL MODELS TO BE USED. Ages 6-8 9-12 13-17

JV10 Zucchini - 2,6" - 8" (15 - 20.5 cm) length, L/2" (L cm) stem left onJV10a Zucchini - one large, over 12" (30.5 cm), t/2" (l cm) stem left on

BAKING CATEGORY

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ARTWORK CATEGORYAges 6 - 10. 11 - 17. (Please state age on entry tag)

Oil Fainting - mounted on stiff baclcing

Water Colour - mounted on stiff backingFencil Sketch - black and white, pencil, pen, ink, charcoalPencil Sketch - colour, crayon, pencil crayon

Fastel - chalk, oil chalk, etc., mounted on stiff backingOpen art work - not in any other art work ciass

Computer Design - original, i.e. greeting card, invitations, etc.

Elandcrafted Greeting Card - not done by computerCollage - coliection of photos, pictures, items, mounted on stiff backingScrapbook page - any kind, any sizeAdult Colouring Book Page - pencil crayon or felt tip markers

HOBBY CRAFTS CATEGORYAges 6 - 10. 1L - 17. (Please state age on entry tag)

Wood work - any articleDoll or Toy - any mediumHoliday decoration - any articleRecycle article - something new from something oldModels - from kit

LEGO - transportation (boat, car, plane,spaceship, etc.)I-EGO - technicai or mechalicalLEGO - buildingsLEGO - other, i.e. scenery animals

Mounted collection - stamps, coins, etc.

String Art - any articleDough Art - any articleJewelry - anyCeramics or Pottery - any arlicleOpen Class - any article not listed above

PHOTOGRAPHY CATEGORY

Action - i.e, sportsAgriculturalLandscapeWaterscapePeople/PersonSpecial Occasion - i.e. birthday party, christmas, etc

Animal or Bird - domestic i.e. livestockAnimal or Bird - wildPet(s)lrricana areaGarden - flowers, plants, trees or garden

still lifeSelfie - take a photo of yourself by yourselfOpen class - any subject not covered above

Century old farms or farm equipment

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Cookies-3, onaplateDecorst€d Cupealer - 3, cn a plateRlce Krleple flgure or ereatlonPlay dough or Play day eneatlonDuploorLEGO creadonPalnted rock artSeed pleture-any seeds, on eard stock, no larger than I 112" x 11" (21.5 x 28 cm)Any other craft srtldeColouring Book Prge - crayon (available at the lnlcana Library)

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Thursday * LL-7

Friday - 11-s

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Name

IRRICANA & District llorticultural and Craft Show Committee

ENTRY FORM

Mailing Address

Phone Age: (for Juniors only

Date:

CATEGORIESEx. Flower

CLASSF1

DESCRIPTIONGladiola etc.

(For cornrnittee use only)

CATEGORIESEx. Handicraft

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DESCRIPTIONBaby outfit etc.

(For cornmittee use only)

CATEGORIES CLASS DESCRIPTION (For committee use oniy)

For further information: Loraleigh Peterson @ 403-819-3375 call or textSEE OVER FOR RULES - Signature needed>>>>>>>>>>

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Note.' Please put all categories in the same form. (i.e. all Flowers (category F), all Handicrafts(category H) in another form. Please print clearly as this form is used to tally your prizes. Pleasebring your entry form with your entries.

The Irricana Agricultural Society, Board of Directors and members, and the Irricana & DistrictHorticultural and Craft Show Committee, endeavour to provide security for the exhibition but will notbe held liable for any damage or theft.

I have read the general rules and regulations of this show, and I certify that my entries have been madein accordance with them and agree to abide by them.

Name: Signature

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