39 th Annual Bonanza & District Agricultural Society Fair and Mud Bog July 14-16, 2017

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1 39 th Annual Bonanza & District Agricultural Society Fair and Mud Bog July 14-16, 2017

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3 Table of Contents President s Address... 5 Contact Information... 7 Admission Prices... 7 Schedule of Events... 9 Friday, July 14, Saturday, July 15, Sunday, July 16, Parade Kulachkosky Recreational Park Events Bonanza Quad Bog & Side-by-Side Free For All Rules & Regulations Mudder Trucker s Mud Bog Challenge Rules & Regulations Bonanza Demolition Derby Rules & Regulations Bench Show Section A School Work Section C Culinary & Baking Section D Pioneer Skills, Farm Products & Antiques Section E Handicrafts Section F Fine Arts & Crafts Section G Photography Section H Horticulture Section I 4H: Members Only Section J Recycling Section K Gymkhana Appendix Registration Forms Thank you to our Fair Sponsors

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5 President s Address Welcome to our 39 th Annual Bonanza Fair & Mudbog! We hope you all have a fantastic weekend and thank-you for supporting this event. As you will notice there are many changes to the main hall and fair grounds. We have had a busy two years with renovations and changes. You will notice our hall has undergone a HUGE renovation in order to correct issues of an aging building. We anticipate this year will be smoother than last and that all the kinks that come with a new building have been worked out. Our fair grounds, at Kulachkosky Park, look quite different with the addition of the new Fire Hall and the new Water Fill Station. This year we are excited to announce a new attraction, The Laughing Loggers! They will perform both Friday & Saturday so be sure to check them out. Please see the Schedule of Events to ensure you don t miss out on anything! A HUGE thank-you to all the volunteers and sponsors who make the Fair & Mud Bog possible! We are always looking for volunteers and board members. If you would like to help out, have any ideas for future events, or questions please contact us at bonanza-agsociety@outlook.com Good luck to all competitors! Meagan Lundquist President Bonanza & District Agricultural Society 5

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7 Bonanza & District Agricultural Society 39 th Annual Fair and Mud Bog July 14-16, 2017 Contact Information Mud Bog Larry Rudy Bill Hutchinson Quad/Side-by-Side Bog Craig Rogers Demolition Derby Chad Cove Bench Show Kate Lowes Children s Games Maggie Jorgensen Gymkhana Michelle Nicolaisen General Fair Inquires Leanna Shore Admission Prices Wristbands - $5.00 per day. 8 years and under are FREE Camping - $10.00 for the weekend + wristbands Handicap parking available All events are still looking for volunteers and sponsors **All volunteers, sponsors, and vendors must pay admission fees** 7

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9 Friday, July 14, 2017 Bonanza & District Agricultural Society 39 th Annual Fair and Mud Bog July 14-16, 2017 Schedule of Events *All times are Alberta time* 11:00am-2:00pm 6:00pm 6:00pm 6:30pm Exhibits for the Bench Show will be received in the main hall. Late entries will not be accepted. Beer Gardens open and full concession operating at Kulachkosky Rec Park Registration for Quad/Side-by-Side Bogs Side-by-Side Free For All!! ANY SIDE-BY-SIDE FREE FOR ALL WINNER TAKES ALL! 7:00-8:00pm 7:00pm 8:30pm Registration for Mudder Truckers King of the Hill competition Laughing Loggers King of the Hill begins *Please note: All drivers must have a valid driver s license. Copy of rules for Quad/Side-by- Side Bog, Mud Bog and Demolition Derby will be available on Bonanza Agricultural Society s website at the registration booth, and in this book. A copy can be ed to any contestant. Fireworks after dark! Sponsored by Bay Tree General Store 9

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11 Saturday, July 15, :00am-10:00am 8:00am-9:00am 9:30am 10:00am 10:00am-3:00pm 10:30am 10:45am 11:00am 11:00am 11:00am 11:30am-1:00pm 12:00pm 2:00pm-4:00pm 5:00pm Pancake breakfast at the hall grounds. $5.00 a plate. Sponsored by UFA Gymkhana registries must be in by 9:00am Parade Assembly in Dustin & Candice Coons yard Parade begins Bench Show open for viewing in main hall Laughing Loggers *Registration for Mudder Truckers Mud Bog events begins after the parade. Drivers must be registered 30 minutes before each race. Times for races vary on the amount of entries. Please check with the registration booth at Kulachkosky Park. Gymkhana begins Concession opens Quad Wars!! Children s Games start in the coverall tent beside main hall Mud bog events begin at Kulachkosky Rec Park Beer Gardens open Children s Games resume after lunch Laughing Loggers 11

12 6:00pm 7:30pm 9:00pm-1:00am Steak Supper in the main hall (limit 1 steak per ticket) Sponsored by Prairie Coast Equipment $ Adult $ years & under *Tickets available at the concession, beer gardens, and at the door Demolition Derby Dance in the hall. Tickets $15, available at the door. Minors Welcome. Music by DJ Crems Sunday, July 16, :00am Gymkhana begins. Fair Sponsored by 12

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15 Bonanza & District Agricultural Society 39 th Annual Fair and Mud Bog July 14-16, 2017 Parade The parade will assemble at 9:30am on Saturday, July 15, 2017 in Dustin and Candice Coons yard. Judging will commence at 9:45am. If you are late, you will not be judged. The parade will begin at 10:00am. Convenor: Janice Rudy Sponsored by M. Giesbrecht Welding Categories 1. Horse Drawn Entry 2. Decorated Mounted Rider: Age 15 & under 3. Decorated Mounted Rider: Age 16 & over 4. Mounted Group 5. Float Entry Comedy 6. Decorated Tricycle 7. Decorated Bicycle 8. Decorated Child (costume, wagon, bike, etc.) 9. Decorated Individual (western, comedy, ethnic, etc.) 10. Child With Pet 11. Decorated Quad/Side-by-Side 12. Float Entry Original 13. Antique Vehicle Fair Sponsored by 15

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17 Bonanza & District Agricultural Society 39 th Annual Fair and Mud Bog July 14-16, 2017 Kulachkosky Recreational Park Events See Appendix at back of Fairbook for Registration Forms!! Entry fees as follows: Quad/ Side-by-Side Bog $50 Powder Puff $25 Mud Bog/King $50 of the Hill +*$5.00 hookup fee per registration Demolition Derby $100 Mud Bog Sponsored by Side-by-Side Free For All Payout: Winner takes all King of the Hill Payout: Winner takes all Quad Wars Payout: 1 st place 80% of entry fees received 2 nd place 20% of entry fees received Powder Puff Payout: 1 st place $200 2 nd place $50 Mud Bog Payout: 1 st place - $400 2 nd place - $250 Demolition Derby: Trophies will be presented for 1 st, 2 nd & 3 rd place winners ** Pre-register to: Chad Cove

18 Bonanza Quad Bog & Side-by-Side Free For All Rules & Regulations Rules may change for the betterment of the event. Bonanza & District Agricultural Society race director Craig Rogers reserves the right to make rule changes or decisions as he sees fit to promote fairness in the competition. All decisions made by the director are final. ATV/UTVs must be either kept in the race grounds until the end of the fair or they must be removed from the property. ABSOLUTLEY NO ATV/UTV S WILL BE PERMITTED TO TRAVEL AROUND THE GROUNDS WITHOUT A STAFF SIGN. THEY CAN ONLY BE DRIVEN TO RACE!!! In the event any participant or persons accompanying said participant is observed operating his machine in an unsafe or unsportsmanlike manner, the participant and entire party accompanying participant will be asked to leave Bonanza & District Agricultural Society property. No refunds will be given. All entrants must register and sign a waiver in advance releasing Bonanza Ag. Society. RULES 1. DOT Approved helmet must be worn during the competition. 2. Appropriate footwear MUST be worn; NO open toed sandals or bare feet 3. A parent or guardian who will execute the waiver must accompany entrant less than 18 years of age. No one under the age of 16 may participate. 4. Cost is $50 per entrance. 5. Once registered there will be no refunds. 6. All ATV/UTVs must have a means of attaching a tow rope to the ATV/UTVS should it become stuck or disabled during the event. Participants are responsible for attaching the tow rope to their own machine. 7. NO passengers allowed 8. All ATV/UTVs arriving at the starting line must be ready to race. Work may not be performed on the ATV/UTV in the staging area or on the starting line. 9. Starting line position will be determined by Bonanza Ag. Society and race director. Boundaries of the bog will be marked. Participants who partially leave the course with any portion of their machine will be disqualified. 10. The winner of each race will be determined by the ATV/UTV that makes it through the bog in the least amount of time. Distance will be measured from the start line to the front of farthest front tire. 18

19 11. At least 1 hand and 1 foot must remain on the ATV/UTV at all times during the race. The only time a rider is allowed to dismount the ATV/UTV during the race is if the ATV/UTV is rolling over. The rider is then allowed to catch the ATV/UTV and maintain control. If the rider dismounts and the throttle is pressed they will be disqualified. 12. Participants are not allowed to consume any alcohol, drugs or any contraband substance prior to or during races. 13. All participants must attend the drivers meeting before the event begins. 14. ATV/UTV must be in safe mechanical condition to compete. 15. No tires for skimming are allowed in any event. STOCK CLASS RULES Tires must be production ATV/UTV tires and size stamped on sidewall Big bore kits, aftermarket exhaust, intake systems and CDI boxes are fine. No large paddles or tracks Contact Craig Rogers with any questions Mud Bog Sponsored by 19

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21 Fair Sponsored by Ritchie Bros. Construction is Proud to Support the 39 th Annual Bonanza Fair & Mudbog Good luck to all 2017 Bonanza Mud Bog Participants! GROVEDALE OFFICE: SILVER VALLEY OFFICE:

22 Mudder Trucker s Mud Bog Challenge Rules & Regulations RULES 1. Helmet must be worn by all drivers. 2. Seat belt (restraint) must be worn by all drivers. 3. Any vehicle with open top, soft top or with glass removed must have roll cage securely mounted. 4. Each truck entered is allowed maximum 4 pit crew (driver included) on day of event. Pit identification provided at time of naming. Crew must be named at this time. 5. No drinking in pit area. Teams are also prohibited from drinking prior to and during events. NO EXCEPTIONS. Violators will be dealt with through disqualification. Team leader is responsible. For example, if 2 vehicles and crews are registered under one name, both sets will be disqualified. 6. Team leader is responsible for pit crew and pit area. 7. Front tow hook required for all entrants as vehicles will be towed forward from pit. 8. $5.00 hookup fee per registration 9. First vehicle running a new pit will have the option of running again. Decision must be made immediately after first run and vehicle runs again in position assigned by Mud Boss. 10. Winner shall be decided by best time of 2 runs. All vehicles allowed 2 runs except first through who has option of additional run. 11. Positions for start will be decided in order of registration. 12. Vehicles can only be registered once per class. 13. Passengers allowed. If under 18, parental consent form must be signed and approved by 14. Mud Boss. Passenger must wear helmet. 15. All fees are non-refundable. 16. No exhaust pipes shall point to the sides or in a way in which they may throw projectiles towards spectators. 17. All drive shafts in open floor vehicles must have safety cage or loops. 18. Starting box consists of a 15 foot area. Front axle can be placed anywhere from first to final line within the box. Timer starts at first movement of axle. 19. Mud Boss to be named prior to event and has final say on all rulings and issues. 20. ALL trucks must remain in the race grounds for the remainder of the fair 22

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25 Bonanza Demolition Derby 2017 Rules & Regulations INSPECTION OF CARS 1. All cars are to be inspected upon entrance to grounds and are subject to inspection at any time without notice. 2. All cars must open hood and open trunk for inspection. 3. Cars which do not conform to the rules stated will have until close of registration to correct problems and receive a stick. 4. Any cars found to have an obvious disregard for the rules will be asked to leave the derby. 5. Any driver with a complaint about another car must summon an official and accompany him to the car in question before the derby starts. If the complaint is justified, the driver must either correct the problem or will be asked to leave. (Judges option) PREPARATION OF CARS 1. All glass (including windshield, side windows, rear window, head and tail lights, and mirrors) must be removed from car. This glass ruling will be strictly enforced. If glass is broken inside of doors, it will have to be removed. 25

26 2. All interior carpet and door panels must be removed including entire rear seat. Stock gas tank and exterior trim must also be removed. All trailer hitches must be completely removed prior to entry on fairgrounds. FOAM PADDING IS RECOMMENDED FOR PROTECTION. 3. Driver s door must be painted white only. (If the car is white, driver s door may be painted orange.) The driver s door may be protected and reinforced with C-channel or I-beam bolted to the outside of door min 8 - max 14. Doors on car can be welded but only in 3 stitch pattern only. NO GRADER BLADES ALLOWED!!!!!!!!!!!! 4. Stock seat belts and/or shoulder straps are required equipment. The seat belt must be secured properly to the frame and worn throughout the entire event. 5. A crash helmet is required and must be worn throughout entire event. We suggest safety goggles or helmet bubble to be worn as well as gloves. 6. Gas tanks are limited to a capacity of 6 gallons and must be located in the rear seat compartment or behind driver s seat of car. They must be secured. No stock gas tanks will be permitted. NO EXCEPTIONS!!! 7. Radiator and cooling systems are to be placed within the engine compartment and below the hood. Engine swapping is allowed but motor mounts must remain within 3inches stock position. ALL COOLANT MUST BE DRAINED AND REPLACED WITH WATER. 8. All objects attached to the outside of car must meet judge s approval. 9. There must be a 10 square in hood. This is done in case of a fire!!! 10. Rear ends may be welded to produce a posi-traction rear end. 11. Two automotive batteries max may be used, and can be located in the passenger floor. They must be securely fastened and covered. 12. Hood and trunk must be secured by two chains, one in each corner. Chain must not exceed 3/ No frame welding allowed. No braces, pipes, angle iron or other reinforcing! 14. Suspension: no chains, blocks, stuffed shocks or spring/screw-jacks will be allowed. Coil springs may be changed, leaf springs may be repaired and no more than four clamps on each leaf spring. Coil spring in rear ends may not be changed to leaf springs. 15. Tires: any tire/wheel combination may be used on any vehicle tire size max 16. All wheel weights must be removed. Tubes in tires are allowed. NO STUDDED TIRES ALLOWED. 16. All cars must have working brakes at start of heat. 17. Interior cage around driver recommended but not required. Safety first. 18. THIS IS A STOCK DERBY NO MODS ALLOWED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 19. Bumpers may be changed but must remain from make to make. Bumpers may be welded but only 3 on top and bottom of mounting plates. Cars equipped with bumper shocks may be welded as well. No filled bumpers or reinforcing of bumpers. 26

27 20. ALL BODY MOUNTS MUST REMAIN STOCK!!!!!!! Threaded rod is allowed but not to frame of car and must not reinforce car. Fenders are allowed to be bolted. MAX 4 BOLTS PER FENDER AND MUST NOT BE LARGER THAN 7/16 BOLTS. 21. NO PASSENGERS ALLOWED IN CAR, DRIVER ONLY. CONTESTANTS 1. All contestants must be 18 years of age or older. Entrants will be accepted with notarized approval of parent or guardian. 2. Only one car can be entered per driver and he or she must be the driver of said vehicle. 3. Any driver judged inebriated will be disqualified. 4. No alcoholic beverages will be allowed to be brought onto the fairgrounds. 5. The Fair Association will not be responsible for any vehicle or its components left on the fairgrounds. ALL CARS MUST BE REMOVED FROM FAIR GROUNDS, if any cars are left they will be towed at owner s expense. 6. ALL DRIVERS MUST WEAR COVERALLS OR LONG SLEEVED SHIRTS AND PANTS!!!!!!!!! 7. All gas in the pit area must be in red containers. 8. ALL COMPETITORS MUST HAVE A VALID DRIVERS LICENSE. COMPETITION 1. Any type of collision is legal. No driver s door hits are allowed. If a door hit is made you will be disqualified. 2. Drivers playing possum or sand bagging will be signaled to get under way. Failure to comply in 30 seconds will result in disqualification. 3. Competition will start from a dead stop. Judges will inform drivers on where to park in arena. 4. The last car running will be the winner. In the event of 2 cars simultaneously demolishing each other, the judges will pick a winner depending on performance of car. 5. Flags: Red means stop, Black indicates disqualification. 6. An indicator will be attached to each car at the start of the competition. A driver signals he is disabled and out of the event by removing the indicator. Driver MUST remain in the seat and helmet on until the end of the event. 7. Officials have the right to refuse to register anyone that they feel is not qualified. 8. IF RULES ARE NOT MET YOU WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO RUN CAR. DECISION OF THE REFEREE AND OFFICIALS IS FINAL. 27

28 Prizes are to be handed out for: 1 st place $600 plus trophy 2 nd place $400 plus trophy 3 rd place $200 plus trophy Deadline for registration is no later than July 5 th, If registration not met we will accept cars at gates on derby day. INSPECTION AND REGISTRATION OF CARS WILL BE DONE AT ENTRY GATE. No refunds on entry fees. Any questions or concerns call: Chad Cove (780) or Dave Lawton (250)

29 Mud Bog Sponsored by Alvin & Dorothy Moorman Many Creek Farms Glacier Mobile Glass Norman & Edna Nickel Rocky Road Construction Norm Kut Fair Sponsored by Charlie & Myrtle Cornock Dawson Creek Oilmen s Association Peace Country Memorials Bonanza Bison Spirit River Flooring Tony & Nina Czaban Central Peace Oilmen s Association M. Giesbrecht Welding 29

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33 Coordinator: Kate Lowes Rules & Regulations: Bonanza & District Agricultural Society 39 th Annual Fair and Mud Bog July 14-16, 2017 Bench Show 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 11:00am-2:00pm Alberta time on Friday, July 14, Doors close at 2:00pm 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 and regulations. Please direct all inquiries to Kate Lowes. 6. Exhibits must be left on display until 3:00pm on Saturday, July 15, After 4:00pm ALL exhibits will be moved unless prior arrangements have been made with the coordinator. 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 judgement, 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 fair and may be barred from exhibiting in future years. 12. A prize will be awarded for high points: Section A School Work Section B Junior Class Classes Section C Culinary & Baking Section D Pioneer Skills, Farm Products & Antiques Section E Handicrafts 33

34 Section F Fine Arts & Crafts Section G Photography Section H Horticulture Section I 4H Section J Recycling Section K Gymkhana 13. Prize money can be picked up Saturday, July 15, 2017 between 11:00am and 4:00pm. Prize money awarded: 1 st $3.00, 2 nd $2.00, 3 rd $1.00, 4 th $0.50 (4 th place only awarded in school work and junior class) 14. Any prize money not collected will be considered a donation to the fair, with the exception of school work. 15. Convenors are discouraged from entering their own sections. Bench Show Sponsored by 34

35 Section A School Work Sponsored by Marcel & Penny Lepage High points plaque sponsored by Bonanza Ag. Society in honor of George & Arlene Blakis Only one entry per pupil in each fall fair class. Indicate name, grade and school on each tag. Deadline for entries is June 30, When all entries are assembled into grades, call convenor to arrange 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 type written, 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 & Original Story Penmanship Kindergarten students may do any appropriate two lines of rhyme. Students (grades 1-12) will do the alphabet - upper and 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. Grade 5 & 6 Cursive A17. Grade 7 & Cursive A18. Grade 9 & Cursive A19. Grade 11 & Cursive 35

36 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... Maximum 4 Lines A21. Grade 1 Maximum 4 Lines A22. Grade 2... Maximum 4 Lines A23. Grade 3 & 4. Maximum 6 Lines A24. Grade 5 & 6. Maximum 8 Lines A25. Grade 7 & 8. Maximum 8 Lines A26. Grade 9 & Maximum 8 Lines A27. Grade 11 & 12.. Maximum 8 Lines Art Collage Pictures are to be on paper no larger than No larger than 12 x x 18 paper. Freehand drawing, felts, Class: crayons or pencil crayons A39. Preschool Class: A40. Kindergarten A28. Preschool A41. Grade 1 A29. Kindergarten A42. Grade 2 A30. Grade 1 A43. Grade 3 A31. Grade 2 A44. Grade 4 A32. Grade 3 A45. Grade 5 A33. Grade 4 A46. Grade 6 A34. Grade 5 A47. Grade 7 & 8 A35. Grade 6 A48. Grade 9 & 10 A36. Grade 7 & 8 A49. Grade 11 & 12 A37. Grade 9 & 10 A38. Grade 11 & 12 Painting Watercolour or acrylic Class: A50. Preschool A51. Kindergarten A52. Grade 1 A53. Grade 2 A54. Grade 3 A55. Grade 4 A56. Grade 5 A57. Grade 6 A58. Grade 7 & 8 A59. Grade 9 & 10 36

37 Sculpture Sculpture to be placed on suitable material for display such as a paper plate or piece of sturdy cardboard. Class: A60. Preschool A61. Kindergarten A62. Grade 1 Beadwork Project Original project involving some type of beads. Class: A71. Preschool A72. Kindergarten A73. Grade 1 A74. Grade 2 A75. Grade 3 A76. Grade 4 A77. Grade 5 A78. Grade 6 A79. Grades 7 & 8 A80. Grades 9 & 10 A81. Grades 11 & 12 A63. Grade 2 A64. Grade 3 A65. Grade 4 A66. Grade 5 A67. Grade 6 A68. Grades 7 & 8 A69. Grades 9 & 10 A70. Grades 11 & 12 Fabric Art Original Artwork including fabric, sewing, applique, etc Class: A82. Preschool A83. Kindergarten A84. Grade 1 A85. Grade 2 A86. Grade 3 A87. Grade 4 A88. Grade 5 A89. Grade 6 A90. Grades 7 & 8 A91. Grades 9 & 10 A92. Grades 11 & 12 Technology/ Media Design Project Original Technology or Media design project. Can include photography. Class: A93. Grade 5 A94. Grade 6 A95. Grades 7 & 8 A96. Grades 9 & 10 A97. Grades 11 & 12 37

38 Section B (a & b) Junior Classes Note: This category is now divided into Ba and Bb in order to accommodate all categories. Ensure the proper lettering is on the tag. Only one entry per class per exhibitor. Age of exhibitor must be written on the back of all tags. Points used in judging are: A. Originality B. Difficulty C. Neatness D. General impression of exhibit Must be the child s own work. Arts & Crafts Sponsored by Christine Meier Collection Bug Must be labeled, displayed and deceased Ba22. Ages 7 & under Beading Ba1. Ages 7 & under Ba2. Ages 8 to 12 Ba23. Ages 8 to 12 Ba3. Ages 13 to 16 Ba24. Ages 13 to 16 Bird House Colouring Book Page Provided on last Ba4. Ages 7 & under page Ba5. Ages 8 to 12 Ba25. Ages 3 & under Ba6. Ages 13 to 16 Ba26. Ages 4 to 7 Ba27. Ages 8 to 12 Card Handmade, any occasion Construction - Lego Ba7. Ages 7 & under Ba28. Ages 7 & under Ba8. Ages 8 to 12 Ba29. Ages 8 to 12 Ba9. Ages 13 to 16 Ba30. Ages 13 to 16 Ceramics Construction Other Ba10. Ages 7 & under Ba31. Ages 7 & under Ba11. Ages 8 to 12 Ba32. Ages 8 to 12 Ba12. Ages 13 to 16 Ba33. Ages 13 to 16 Christmas Tree Decoration Crocheting or Knitting Any item Ba13. Ages 7 & under Ba34. Ages 7 & under Ba14. Ages 8 to 12 Ba35. Ages 8 to 12 Ba15. Ages 13 to 16 Ba36. Ages 13 to 16 38

39 Collage Drawing or Sketch Pencil or ink Ba16. Ages 7 & under Ba37. Ages 7 & under Ba17. Ages 8 to 12 Ba38. Ages 8 to 12 Ba18. Ages 13 to 16 Ba39. Ages 13 to 16 Collection Any Drawing Wax crayon, pastel or felt Secured to a box or a board, or in a book Ba40. Ages 3 & under Ba19. Ages 7 & under Ba41. Ages 4 to 7 Ba20. Ages 8 to 12 Ba42. Ages 8 to 12 Ba21. Ages 13 to 16 Ba43. Ages 13 t0 16 Bench Show Sponsored by Alvin & Janet Hubert Norman & Edna Nickel Christine Meier Audrey Elsenheimer Bill Hutchinson Donna Trohak Brad & Dianne Bouck Leanna Shore Marcel & Penny Lepage Jeannotte Contracting Lowes Family 39

40 Fabric Pictures Ba44. Ages 7 & under Ba45. Ages 8 to 12 Ba46. Ages 13 to 16 Fridge Magnet Ba47. Ages 7 & under Ba48. Ages 8 to 12 Ba49. Ages 13 to 16 Hobby Display Other Ba50. Ages 7 & under Ba51. Ages 8 to 12 Ba52. Ages 13 to 16 Macaroni Creation On a board named or titled Ba53. Ages 7 & under Ba54. Ages 8 to 12 Ba55. Ages 13 to 16 Model Any item with instructions Ba56. Ages 7 & under Ba57. Ages 8 to 12 Ba58. Ages 13 to 16 Mud Pies Must be in a foil plate. For safety reasons, please decorate without using icing sugar toppings, wild mushrooms, foxtails or toadstools Ba59. Ages 3 & under Ba60. Ages 4 to 7 Ba61. Ages 8 to 12 Painted Rocks Any design. Pets must be named. Singles or collections of up to 12 rocks Ba62. Ages 3 & under Ba63. Ages 4 to 7 Ba64. Ages 8 to 12 Painting Oil or acrylic Ba65. Ages 3 & under Ba66. Ages 4 to 7 Ba67. Ages 8 to 12 Ba68. Ages 13 to 16 40

41 Painting Water Colour Ba69. Ages 3 & under Ba70. Ages 4 to 7 Ba71. Ages 8 to 12 Ba72. Ages 13 to 16 Paper Airplane - Decorated Ba73. Ages 7 & under Ba74. Ages 8 to 12 Ba75. Ages 13 to 16 Play Dough or Plasticine Model Ba76. Ages 7 & under Ba77. Ages 8 to 12 Pottery Hand Worked Ba78. Ages 7 & under Ba79. Ages 8 to 12 Ba80. Ages 13 to 16 Pottery Wheel Cast Ba81. Ages 7 & under Ba82. Ages 8 to 12 Ba83. Ages 13 to 16 Rice Crispy Sculpture Must be named or titled Food colouring & toothpicks are allowed. Ba84. Ages 7 & under Ba85. Ages 8 to 12 Scrapbooking One page only Ba86. Ages 7 & under Ba87. Ages 8 to 12 Ba88. Ages 13 to 16 Sewing Any item Ba89. Ages 7 & under Ba90. Ages 8 to 12 Ba91. Ages 13 to 16 Vegetable Creature In a container or on a suitable tray. Toothpicks are allowed. Must be named or titled. Ba92. Ages 7 & under Ba93. Ages 8 to 12 Woodwork Any item 7 & under category may build from a kit. Ba94. Ages 7 & under Ba95. Ages 8 to 12 Ba96. Ages 13 to 16 Bench Show Sponsored by 41

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43 Junior Baking & Culinary Sponsored by Ascension Auto Brownies 4 pieces no icing Bb16. Ages 7 & under Cake Iced and decorated Bb1. Ages 7 & under Bb17. Ages 8 to 12 Bb2. Ages 8 to 12 Bb18. Ages 13 to 16 Bb3. Ages 13 to 16 Muffins Bran - 4 Cookies Chocolate Chip 4 Bb19. Ages 7 & under Bb4. Ages 7 & under Bb20. Ages 8 to 12 Bb5. Ages 8 to 12 Bb21. Ages 13 to 16 Bb6. Ages 13 to 16 Rice Crispy Squares Cookies Decorated 4 Bb22. Ages 7 & under Bb7. Ages 7 & under Bb23. Ages 8 to 12 Bb8. Ages 8 to 12 Bb24. Ages 13 to 16 Bb9. Ages 13 to 16 Bread White or whole wheat Loaf Bb10. Ages 7 & under Bb11. Ages 8 to 12 Bb26. Ages 8 to 12 Bb12. Ages 13 to 16 Bb27. Ages 13 to 16 Pie Any type 7 & under category may use store bought filling Bb25. Ages 7 & under Bread Banana Loaf Nutritious Lunch In a kit List ingredients Bb13. Ages 7 & under Bb28. Ages 7 & under Bb14. Ages 8 to 12 Bb29. Ages 8 to 12 Bb15. Ages 13 to 16 Bb30. Ages 13 to 16 43

44 Junior Horticulture Sponsored by Norman & Edna Nickel Please try to use an attractive, durable container. Berries Sunflower Head Single Large Bb31. Ages 7 & under Does not have to be bloomed. Bb32. Ages 8 to 12 Bb46. Ages 7 & under Bb33. Ages 13 to 16 Bb47. Ages 8 to 12 Bb48. Ages 13 to 16 Vegetable Collection 6 or more kinds. List vegetables used. Arrange in suitable Marigolds 3 blooms container or tray. Bb49. Ages 7 & under Bb34. Ages 7 & under Bb50. Ages 8 to 12 Bb35. Ages 8 to 12 Bb51. Ages 13 to 16 Bb36. Ages 13 to 16 Pansy 3 blooms Bouquet Garden Flower Bb52. Ages 7 & under Bb37. Ages 7 & under Bb53. Ages 8 to 12 Bb38. Ages 8 to 12 Bb54. Ages 13 to 16 Bb39. Ages 13 to 16 House Plant Bouquet Wild Flower Bb55. Ages 7 & under Bb40. Ages 7 & under Bb56. Ages 8 to 12 Bb41. Ages 8 to 12 Bb57. Ages 13 to 16 Bb42. Ages 13 to 16 Patio Planter Bouquet Sunflowers Bb58. Ages 7 & under Bb43. Ages 7 & under Bb59. Ages 8 to 12 Bb44. Ages 8 to 12 Bb60. Ages 13 to 16 Bb45. Ages 13 to 16 Junior Photography Sponsored by Total Body Health Photography Animals Photography Person or People Please use black matting. Please use black matting. No frames please. No frames please. Bb61. Ages 7 & under Bb67. Ages 7 & under Bb62. Ages 8 to 12 Bb68. Ages 8 to 12 Bb63. Ages 13 to 16 Bb69. Ages 13 to 16 44

45 Photography Flowers Photography Scenery Please use black matting. Please use black matting. No frames please. No frames please Bb64. Ages 7 & under Bb70. Ages 7 & under Bb65. Ages 8 to 12 Bb71. Ages 8 to 12 Bb66. Ages 13 to 16 Bb72. Ages 13 to 16 Junior Recycled Product Sponsored by Carolyn Dyck - Watkins Use as little new materials as possible. List all materials and state if new or used. Fabric Recycled Paper Bb73. Ages 7 & under Bb82. Ages 7 & under Bb74. Ages 8 to 12 Bb83. Ages 8 to 12 Bb75. Ages 13 to 16 Bb84. Ages 13 to 16 Glass Plastic Bb76. Ages 7 & under Bb85. Ages 7 & under Bb77. Ages 8 to 12 Bb86. Ages 8 to 12 Bb78 Ages 13 to 16 Bb87. Ages 13 to 16 Metal Other Bb79. Ages 7 & under Bb88. Ages 7 & under Bb80. Ages 8 to 12 Bb89. Ages 8 to 12 Bb81. Ages 13 to 16 Bb90. Ages 13 to 16 Section C Culinary & Baking Only one entry per class per exhibitor. No nuts in any entries (due to allergies). No warm or hot entries please. Baking Sponsored by Leanna Shore Please use new, clear plastic bags. No store bought pastry or pie filler. Pies not glazed sugar may be added. C1. Biscuits Baking Powder C2. Bread or Loaf Banana C3. Bread Rye 1 loaf C4. Bread White 1 loaf C5. Bread Whole Wheat 1 loaf C6. Bread or Loaf Zucchini C7. Brownies Chocolate 4 C8. Buns Cinnamon 4 C9. Buns White 4 C10. Buns Whole Wheat 4 C11. Cake Beet 45

46 C12. Cake Chocolate Iced C13. Cake Chiffon C14. Cake Decorated C15. Chocolate Fudge C16. Cookies Chocolate Chip 4 C17. Cookies Decorated 4 C18. Cookies Gingerbread C19. Cookies Sugar C20. Doughnuts C21.Gluten Free Any Item (Include recipe) C22. Gingerbread House C23. Muffins Bran C24. Pie Two Crusts Apple C25. Pie Two Crusts Other C26. Pie Lemon With meringue C27. Pie Pumpkin No meringue C28. Scones 4 C29. Tarts Butter C30. Other Canning Sponsored by Mountainview Safety Services All jars must be labeled and dated. Attach entry tags with string or wire. Jars must be sealed with top ring loosened. No wax please. Please use new lids. Fruit C48. Jelly Grape C31. Apples C49. Jelly Saskatoon C32. Apricots C50. Marmalade C33. Pears C51. Other Not Listed C34. Raspberries C35. Tomatoes C36 Other Not Listed Jams & Jellies C37. Jam Blueberry Tame C38. Jam Blueberry Wild C39. Jam Raspberry Tame C40. Jam Raspberry Wild C41. Jam Strawberry Tame C42. Jam Strawberry Wild C43. Jam Other Tame C44. Jam Other Wild C45. Jam Mixed (2 or more) C46. Jelly Crab Apple C47. Jelly Cranberry Pickles & Variety Items C52. Antipasto C53. Apple Pie Filling C54. Applesauce C55. Chutney C56. Meat Any type C57. Pickles Beet C58. Pickles Bread & Butter C59. Pickles Dilled Carrot C60. Pickles Dilled Cucumber C61. Pickles Mustard C62. Pickles Other C63. Relish Sweet C64. Other Not Listed 46

47 Section D Pioneer Skills, Farm Products & Antiques Skills & Produce Sponsored by Alvin & Janet Hubert Only one entry per class per exhibitor D1. Bannock 1 serving in a plastic bag D2. Beef Tallow In a jar D3. Beer Homemade Clear bottle D4. Butter Shaped Approx. 1lb D5. Candle One or set D6. Cottage Cheese One container dry D7. Darned Sock D8. Dried Fruit 3 varieties D9. Eggs Brown 12 D10. Eggs White 12 D11. Hand Lotion Handmade D12. Hand Patched Item D13. Home Ground Flour D14. Honey One Pint Date & Label D15. Jelly Rosehip D16. Jerky D17. Johnny Cake D18. Sauerkraut One Jar Sealed D19. Wine Red Homemade Clear D20. Wine White Homemade Clear D21. Other Antiques Sponsored by Track Ventures Ltd. Please label item with any known history and date if possible. We are not responsible for any lost, stolen or damaged items. If it is very precious, you may not wish to bring it. D22. Book D23. Clothing D24. Glass D25. Household Item Decorative D26. Household Item Useful D27. Jewelry D28. Luxury Item D29. Metal D30. Tool Animal Care D31. Tool Carpentry D32. Tool Mechanic D33. Toy D34. Unknown Item D35. Wood D36. Outdoor Item These will be arranged between the hall and the sidewalk alongside the outdoor planter competition. D37. Quilts With Story & History D38. Other 47

48 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 Phone: Fax: bonanza_store@yahoo.ca 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! 48

49 Section E Handicrafts Press and bind all seams. No knots. Stuff cushions with light filling. One entry per exhibitor per class. Only new articles NOT USED. Crocheting Sponsored by Jeannotte Contracting E1. Afghan Any Style E8. Doily Mounted Over 14 E2. Afghan Baby E9. Pot Holders E3. Baby Set E10. Pot Scrubber E4. Beaded Crocheting E11. Slippers E5. Bedspread E12. Sweater E6. Dishcloth E13. Tablecloth E7. Doily Mounted 14 & under E14. Other Sewing Sponsored by the Lowes Family In Memory of Nora Lowes Garments are to be properly finished, clean and neatly pressed, on a clothes hanger where appropriate. Label whether serger or regular machine. E15. Apron E23. Night Wear E16. Button Shirt or Blouse E24. Pot Holders E17. Dress E25. Quilted Wall Hanging E18. Dressed Doll Clothing made by exhibitor E26. Stuffed Toy E19. Jacket Denim E27. Sweatshirt E20. Jacket Quilted E28. Table Runner/Topper E21. Pants E29. Vest E22. Lingerie Any Item E30. Any Other Article Knitting Sponsored by Bill Hutchinson E31. Afghan Any Style E39. Shawl E32. Afghan Baby E40. Slippers One Pair E33. Baby Set E41. Socks Fancy One Pair E34. Child s Sweater E42. Socks Plain One Pair E35. Dishcloth E43. Sweater Heavy Knit E36. Doily E44. Sweater Light Knit E37. Mitts One Pair E45. Sweater Siwash E38. Scarf E46. Toque 49

50 Quilts Double size quilt minimum with the exception of baby quilt which is 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 E59. Pillow Case E56. Candle Wicking (White work embroidery E60. Tablecloth that uses an unbleached cotton thread) E61. Tea Towel E57. Crewel Yarn Only E62. Other E58. Dresser Scarf Variety Items E63. Appliqué E72. Purse E64. Counted Cross Stitch Large Item E73. Quillow E65. Counted Cross Stitch Small Item E74. Sewn E66. Crocheted Item E75. Soft Sculpture E67. Hardanger E76. Tatting E68. Knitted Item E77. Teddy Bear E69. Macramé E78. Weaving E70. Needle Point E79. Other E71. Petit Point Over 65 Age Group E80. Afghan Crocheted E86. Quilt Machine Sewn E81. Crocheting Hand Quilted E82. Cushion E87. Quilt Machine Sewn E83. Hand Embroidery Hand tied E84. Knitting Any Item E88. Quilt Machine Sewn E85. Quilt Baby Machine Quilted E89. Other 50

51 Special Needs Open to anyone who may need assistance. Not age specific. E90. Collage E91. Colouring 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 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. Hobby displays must be more than one item and displayed in a box or on a board or framed. Picture F1. Collage F2. Drawing Crayon F3. Drawing Pastel F4. Drawing Pen, ink, charcoal or pencil F5. Dyeing F6. Framed Dry Flower Picture Crafts F13. Basket Any Medium F14. Beading F15. Birdhouse Decorative F16. Birdhouse Functional F17. Calligraphy Upper & Lower Case Alphabet and Short Poem of Exhibitor s Choice F18. Candles (2) Dipped F19. Candles (2) Rolled F20. Ceramics Christmas F21. Ceramics Other or Glue F22. Ceramics Stained Glass F23. Center Piece F7. Handmade Greeting Card F8. Painting Acrylic F9. Painting Oil/Acrylic F10. Painting Watercolour F11. Painting On Unique Item (Ex: saw blades, pails, shovels, etc.) F12. Other Not Listed Above F24. Christmas Tree Decorated (must bring your own tree) F25. Christmas Tree Decoration F26. Christmas Wreath F27. Clay Pottery Single Piece F28. Clay Pottery Collection (3 or more) F29. Collection or Display Handcrafter F30. Collection or Display Model F31. Collection or Display Other F32. Creating With Found Objects F33. Decorated Box or Container F34. Decoupage F35. Handmade Doll F36. Handmade Jewelry F37. Lampshade F38. Leather Beaded 51

52 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 Vacation F49. Scrapbooking Wedding F50. Scrapbooking Other F51. Stained Glass Item F52. Wall Hanging F53. Wind Chime F54. Woodcraft Any Article Using Nails F55. Woodcraft Hand Carved F56. Woodcraft Machine or Lathe Made F57. Wreath Any Occasion F58. Yard Decoration F59. Other 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 ½ x 6 ½ NO frames Photographs should be in colour unless otherwise indicated G25-28 Limit collection to 6 pictures G1. Animal(s) or Reptiles G2. Birds G3. Bugs G4. Pets G5. Black and White G6. Baby G7. Child or children G8. Person(s) Candid shot G9. Person(s) Formal portrait G10. Human Interest Shows experiences/emotions of people G11. Bonanza Fair Event G12. Action / Motion G13. Macro Extreme Close Up G14. Still Life G15. Landscape - Local G16. Landscape Travel G17. Panorama (4 x 10 ) G18. Local Historic / Heritage Site G19. Pioneer / Antiques Local G20. Pioneer / Antiques Travel G21. Agriculture G22. Waterscape G23. Sunrise or Sunset G24. Item not otherwise listed 52

53 Collections Sponsored by Le Unique Bra s Limit collections to 6 pictures Background no larger than 16 x 16 G25. Collection Flower G26. Collection Scenery G27. Collection Sequence G28. Other Digital Sponsored by Quin s Water Hauling Enhanced or created digitally G29. Digitally Enhanced Before & After - Person G30. Digitally Enhanced Before & After Other G31. Digital Collage Use 3 to 4 pictures to create a new picture Section H Horticulture 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 inch 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. Vegetables Sponsored by Donna Trohak 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 stem 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 1cm stem H13. Cucumbers 3 Pickling 2-3 long H14. Cucumbers 3 Greenhouse or English 1cm stem H15. Garden Herb Collection 3 or more varieties Labeled 53

54 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 1cm H21. Onion Red 2 bulbs not peeled Trim roots and top to 1cm H22. Onion Green Bunching 5 Trim roots to 1cm Tops trimmed evenly H23. Peas Named Shelling type 5 pods H24. Peppers 2 Sweet Bell 1cm stem H25. Peppers 2 Hot 1cm stem H26. Potatoes 3 White H27. Potatoes 3 Red H28. Kohlrabi 1 Roots trimmed to 1cm Center 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 1cm H36. Vegetable Unique Odd shape, unusual, extremely large 1 vegetable H37. Vegetable Collection 5 or more varieties - Labeled H38. Zucchini 1 1cm stem left on H39. Other Not listed Above Labeled Fruit & Berries Sponsored by Brad & Dianne Bouck All fruits should be large, ripe, of good colour, free from blemishes and in good condition. Berries should NOT be washed. H40. Apples 3 fruit Stem attached H41. Apple 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 two places 1 leaf Bottom left on H46. Saskatoons 12 Stem removed H47. Strawberries 12 Not hulled H48. Other Fruit Not Listed Above Labeled 54

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56 Houseplants Sponsored by Sharon s Greenhouse 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 Sponsored by Anne s Greenhouse Flowers should be uniform in size and stem lengths, as free of insects, dust and blemishes as possible. We recommend displaying pansies and dwarf marigolds on aluminum foil over low container. H57. Arrangement Dinner 3 or more kinds (named) total height no more than 12 H58. Arrangement Dried Flowers No Purchased Items H59. Arrangement One Colour 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 pant Ruffed 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 56

57 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 Ups 3 blooms all same colour 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 57

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59 Section I 4H: Members Only Sponsored by Bonanza General Store 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. I11. Sheep Cleaver I12. Sheep Junior I13. Sheep Intermediate I14. Sheep - Senior Section J Recycling Sponsored by Vic s Ventures 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 59

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61 Bonanza & District Agricultural Society 39 th Annual Fair and Mud Bog July 14-16, 2017 Section K Gymkhana Sponsored by Gerry s Well Service, Bergeron s, Greta Jorgensen 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 10 th birthday by January 1, 2017 K3. Junior Has not attained his/her 14 th birthday by January 1, 2017 K4. Intermediate Has not attained his/her 18 th birthday by January 1, 2017 K5. Adult 18 years and over $5.00 pr. Entry for Lead Line free Saturday Gymkhana registration 8:00am 9:00am All registries must be in by 9:00am. Gymkhana events begin at 11:00am **Gymkhana events will also run on Sunday, July 16, 2017 starting at 10:00am** A huge thank you to all our Gymkhana sponsors 61

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64 2017 Bonanza Christmas Market Registration Form Saturday, October 21 st :00am-4:00pm (AB Time) Name: Company/Organization: Mailing Address: Phone: Website/Facebook page: How do you wish your name to appear on the program? *Please note any special requirements (i.e. wall space, etc ) Power is available for everyone. Please bring your own cord. Wall space is LIMITED and may cost extra. Please state if you have any health issues that may affect placement (i.e. scent allergies, limited mobility, etc ): Products: (Please check all that apply) Homemade Purchased for resale Party plan Other (specify) Please indicate if you need TABLES or SPACE ONLY # of table required ($40 each) # of 8ft spaces ($30) (*you supply table or display) TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED $ Make cheque payable to the Bonanza Agricultural Society, return this form with payment to: Bonanza Ag. Society, Box 42, Bonanza AB, T0H 0K0 *E-transfers are possible for an additional $1.50 fee. E-transfers can be sent to bonanza-agsociety@outlook.com, with the password OCTOBER21. This must be discussed with the coordinator prior to transfer and confirmed. Waiver/Liability: All booths must be open for business at 10:00am and must remain open until 4:05pm. Vendors who pack up early will not be invited back. All display units, merchandise and vendor property must be removed from the premises by 6:00pm October 21 st. Vendors shall not in any way damage or permit damage of the premises or any portion hereof and if such damage shall occur, user shall be fully liable to repair the damaged property. Please use a table cloth. If you need to borrow one please contact the coordinator prior to the event. Each vendor is asked to DONATE one item of approximately $5.00 value, (with your info on it) to our Door Prize Baskets. Items are collected the morning of the show. Draws will be held after the tables are put away. Vendor Signature: (vendor must sign & enclose payment to be accepted) We reserve the right to reject any application. Booking deadline is June 30 th, 2017 (unless the spaces are filled prior to this date) Cancellation deadline is September 21 st, 2017 before this deadline we will refund your full table deposit (excluding e-transfer fees) should you need to cancel for any reason. Event Coordinator: Kate Turner-Lowes Contact Kate at or check out our Facebook page: 64

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67 Bonanza & District Agricultural Society Paid 39 th Annual Fair and Mud Bog July 14-16, 2017 Mudders Truckers King of the Hill Competition Registration King of the Hill Payout: Winner takes all entry fees paid Name: Phone: Address: For Persons wishing to preregister or in need of more information please contact: Bill Hutchinson: Janice Rudy: Vehicle Information: Vehicle Make: Model: Year: Vehicle Name: Motor Type & Size: Pit Crew Maximum 4 people including driver Entry Fee: $50.00 Hook Up: $ 5.00 The undersigned hereby acknowledge that he or she has read and is familiar with all the terms and conditions of the rules and regulations for the King of the Hill Challenge, and hereby agrees to be bound by and honor such rules and regulations. I agree to abide by the by-laws and standard operating procedures of the King of the Hill Challenge. Signature: Date: July 14,

68 Release of Liability, Waiver of Claims, Assumption of Risks and Indemnity Agreement Warning: By Signing this agreement you will give up certain legal rights, including the right to sue, claim damages, seek compensation. This document is to be signed by the participant in order to participate in the Bonanza & District Agricultural Society Annual Fair and related events and activities (collectively referred to as the Event ). I, (print name), (the participant) am over 18 OR am under 18 and am aware that the Event involves inherent risks, dangers and hazards, involving all manner of injury or loss, including potentially serious or life threatening injury and death, including but not limited to: a. The use of equipment, materials or facilities related to the Event; b. The actions of negligence of myself or other participants in of the Event: c. The actions or negligence of the Bonanza & District Agricultural Society or its directors, councilors, officers, employees, volunteers, agents, invitees, or representatives of any kind (collectively referred to as the Organization ); d. Additional risks arising out of the Event and related events and activities. I, the undersigned participant, freely accept and assume all such risks, dangers and hazards and the possibility of injury, death, property loss or any other loss or expense resulting to myself. I, the undersigned participant, hereby agree as follows: a. To Waive Any and All Claims of every nature and kind at law or equity or under any statute that I have or may have in the future against the Organization; b. To Release The Organization from any and all liability for injury, death, property damage, property loss or any other loss or expense that I may suffer or that my next of kin or legal representatives may suffer as a result of participation in or use of the Event, due to any cause whatsoever, including negligence on the part of the Organization; c. To Hold Harmless And Indemnify The Organization from any and all liability for injury, death, property damage, property loss or any other loss or expense to any party, including myself, as a result of participation in or use of the Event, or other financial loss or expense including, without restriction, legal expenses and costs on a solicitor-and-his-own-client full indemnity basis in defending against such claims or enforcing the terms contained within this document; and d. That This Agreement Will Be Effective and Binding Upon myself, and my heirs, next of kin, executors, administrators and assigns. I, the undersigned Participant or the parent and/or the guardian of the Participant, hereby acknowledge that I have read the foregoing, and have had the opportunity to ask questions and clarifications before signing, I acknowledge that I understand its content, import and meaning and do hereby do agree, approve and consent to the above. Date: Participant Name: Witness Name: Participant Signature: Witness Signature: Parent/Guardian Signature: VALID DRIVERS LICENSE MUST BE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST 68

69 Bonanza & District Agricultural Society Paid 39 th Annual Fair and Mud Bog July 14-16, 2017 Side by Side Free For All Competition Registration Free For All Payout: Winner takes all entry fees paid Name: Phone: Address: For Persons wishing to preregister or in need of more information please contact: Craig Rogers: ATV Information: ATV Make: ATV Name: Model: Year: Size: Entry Fee: $50.00 The undersigned hereby acknowledge that he or she has read and is familiar with all the terms and conditions of the rules and regulations for the Quad Bog & Side by Side Free for All, and hereby agrees to be bound by and honor such rules and regulations. I agree to abide by the by-laws and standard operating procedures of the Free for All Challenge. Signature: Date: July 14, 2017 Parent or Guardians Signature if applicant is under the age of 18 Signature: Date: July 14,

70 Release of Liability, Waiver of Claims, Assumption of Risks and Indemnity Agreement Warning: By Signing this agreement you will give up certain legal rights, including the right to sue, claim damages, seek compensation. This document is to be signed by the participant in order to participate in the Bonanza & District Agricultural Society Annual Fair and related events and activities (collectively referred to as the Event ). I, (print name), (the participant) am over 18 OR am under 18 and am aware that the Event involves inherent risks, dangers and hazards, involving all manner of injury or loss, including potentially serious or life threatening injury and death, including but not limited to: e. The use of equipment, materials or facilities related to the Event; f. The actions of negligence of myself or other participants in of the Event: g. The actions or negligence of the Bonanza & District Agricultural Society or its directors, councilors, officers, employees, volunteers, agents, invitees, or representatives of any kind (collectively referred to as the Organization ); h. Additional risks arising out of the Event and related events and activities. I, the undersigned participant, freely accept and assume all such risks, dangers and hazards and the possibility of injury, death, property loss or any other loss or expense resulting to myself. I, the undersigned participant, hereby agree as follows: e. To Waive Any and All Claims of every nature and kind at law or equity or under any statute that I have or may have in the future against the Organization; f. To Release The Organization from any and all liability for injury, death, property damage, property loss or any other loss or expense that I may suffer or that my next of kin or legal representatives may suffer as a result of participation in or use of the Event, due to any cause whatsoever, including negligence on the part of the Organization; g. To Hold Harmless And Indemnify The Organization from any and all liability for injury, death, property damage, property loss or any other loss or expense to any party, including myself, as a result of participation in or use of the Event, or other financial loss or expense including, without restriction, legal expenses and costs on a solicitor-and-his-own-client full indemnity basis in defending against such claims or enforcing the terms contained within this document; and h. That This Agreement Will Be Effective and Binding Upon myself, and my heirs, next of kin, executors, administrators and assigns. I, the undersigned Participant or the parent and/or the guardian of the Participant, hereby acknowledge that I have read the foregoing, and have had the opportunity to ask questions and clarifications before signing, I acknowledge that I understand its content, import and meaning and do hereby do agree, approve and consent to the above. Date: Participant Name: Witness Name: Participant Signature: Witness Signature: Parent/Guardian Signature: VALID DRIVERS LICENSE MUST BE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST 70

71 Bonanza & District Agricultural Society Paid 39 th Annual Fair and Mud Bog July 14-16, 2017 Quad Bog Registration Payout: 1 st Place 80% of entry fees received 2 nd Place 20% of entry fees received Name: Phone: Address: For Persons wishing to preregister or in need of more information please contact: Craig Rogers: ATV Information: ATV Make: ATV Name: Model: Year: Size: Entry Fee: $50.00 The undersigned hereby acknowledge that he or she has read and is familiar with all the terms and conditions of the rules and regulations for the Quad Bog/ Side By Side Wars, and hereby agrees to be bound by and honor such rules and regulations. I agree to abide by the by-laws and standard operating procedures of the Quad Bog/Side by Side Wars. Signature: Date: July 15, 2017 Parent or Guardians Signature if applicant is under the age of 18 Signature: Date: July 15,

72 Release of Liability, Waiver of Claims, Assumption of Risks and Indemnity Agreement Warning: By Signing this agreement you will give up certain legal rights, including the right to sue, claim damages, seek compensation. This document is to be signed by the participant in order to participate in the Bonanza & District Agricultural Society Annual Fair and related events and activities (collectively referred to as the Event ). I, (print name), (the participant) am over 18 OR am under 18 and am aware that the Event involves inherent risks, dangers and hazards, involving all manner of injury or loss, including potentially serious or life threatening injury and death, including but not limited to: i. The use of equipment, materials or facilities related to the Event; j. The actions of negligence of myself or other participants in of the Event: k. The actions or negligence of the Bonanza & District Agricultural Society or its directors, councilors, officers, employees, volunteers, agents, invitees, or representatives of any kind (collectively referred to as the Organization ); l. Additional risks arising out of the Event and related events and activities. I, the undersigned participant, freely accept and assume all such risks, dangers and hazards and the possibility of injury, death, property loss or any other loss or expense resulting to myself. I, the undersigned participant, hereby agree as follows: i. To Waive Any and All Claims of every nature and kind at law or equity or under any statute that I have or may have in the future against the Organization; j. To Release The Organization from any and all liability for injury, death, property damage, property loss or any other loss or expense that I may suffer or that my next of kin or legal representatives may suffer as a result of participation in or use of the Event, due to any cause whatsoever, including negligence on the part of the Organization; k. To Hold Harmless And Indemnify The Organization from any and all liability for injury, death, property damage, property loss or any other loss or expense to any party, including myself, as a result of participation in or use of the Event, or other financial loss or expense including, without restriction, legal expenses and costs on a solicitor-and-his-own-client full indemnity basis in defending against such claims or enforcing the terms contained within this document; and l. That This Agreement Will Be Effective and Binding Upon myself, and my heirs, next of kin, executors, administrators and assigns. I, the undersigned Participant or the parent and/or the guardian of the Participant, hereby acknowledge that I have read the foregoing, and have had the opportunity to ask questions and clarifications before signing, I acknowledge that I understand its content, import and meaning and do hereby do agree, approve and consent to the above. Date: Participant Name: Witness Name: Participant Signature: Witness Signature: Parent/Guardian Signature: VALID DRIVERS LICENSE MUST BE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST 72

73 Bonanza & District Agricultural Society Paid 39 th Annual Fair and Mud Bog July 14-16, 2017 Mudder Truckers Challenge Registration Name: Phone: Address: For Persons wishing to preregister or in need of more information please contact: Bill Hutchinson: Janice Rudy: Vehicle Information: Vehicle Make: Vehicle Name: Model: Year: Motor Type & Size: Entry Fee: $50.00 / per class Powder Puff: $25.00 Hook Up Fee: $5.00 Classes Available: Classes are based on tire size. Please check category(s) you wish to enter. 33 & Under Over 33 to 38 Over 38 Agricultural Tires Powder Puff Paddle tire The undersigned hereby acknowledge that he or she has read and is familiar with all the terms and conditions of the rules and regulations for the Mudder Truckers Challenge and hereby agrees to be bound by and honor such rules and regulations. I agree to abide by the by-laws and standard operating procedures of the Mudder Truckers Challenge Signature: Date: July 15, 2017 Parent or Guardians Signature if applicant is under the age of 18 Signature: Date: July 15,

74 Release of Liability, Waiver of Claims, Assumption of Risks and Indemnity Agreement Warning: By Signing this agreement you will give up certain legal rights, including the right to sue, claim damages, seek compensation. This document is to be signed by the participant in order to participate in the Bonanza & District Agricultural Society Annual Fair and related events and activities (collectively referred to as the Event ). I, (print name), (the participant) am over 18 OR am under 18 and am aware that the Event involves inherent risks, dangers and hazards, involving all manner of injury or loss, including potentially serious or life threatening injury and death, including but not limited to: m. The use of equipment, materials or facilities related to the Event; n. The actions of negligence of myself or other participants in of the Event: o. The actions or negligence of the Bonanza & District Agricultural Society or its directors, councilors, officers, employees, volunteers, agents, invitees, or representatives of any kind (collectively referred to as the Organization ); p. Additional risks arising out of the Event and related events and activities. I, the undersigned participant, freely accept and assume all such risks, dangers and hazards and the possibility of injury, death, property loss or any other loss or expense resulting to myself. I, the undersigned participant, hereby agree as follows: m. To Waive Any and All Claims of every nature and kind at law or equity or under any statute that I have or may have in the future against the Organization; n. To Release The Organization from any and all liability for injury, death, property damage, property loss or any other loss or expense that I may suffer or that my next of kin or legal representatives may suffer as a result of participation in or use of the Event, due to any cause whatsoever, including negligence on the part of the Organization; o. To Hold Harmless And Indemnify The Organization from any and all liability for injury, death, property damage, property loss or any other loss or expense to any party, including myself, as a result of participation in or use of the Event, or other financial loss or expense including, without restriction, legal expenses and costs on a solicitor-and-his-own-client full indemnity basis in defending against such claims or enforcing the terms contained within this document; and p. That This Agreement Will Be Effective and Binding Upon myself, and my heirs, next of kin, executors, administrators and assigns. I, the undersigned Participant or the parent and/or the guardian of the Participant, hereby acknowledge that I have read the foregoing, and have had the opportunity to ask questions and clarifications before signing, I acknowledge that I understand its content, import and meaning and do hereby do agree, approve and consent to the above. Date: Participant Name: Witness Name: Participant Signature: Witness Signature: Parent/Guardian Signature: VALID DRIVERS LICENSE MUST BE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST 74

75 Bonanza & District Agricultural Society Paid 39 th Annual Fair and Mud Bog July 14-16, 2017 Demolition Derby Trophies will be presented for 1 st, 2 nd & 3 rd place winners Name: Phone: Address: For Persons wishing to preregister or in need of more information please contact: Chad Cove: Entry Fee: $ The undersigned hereby acknowledge that he or she has read and is familiar with all the terms and conditions of the rules and regulations for the Demolition Derby, and hereby agrees to be bound by and honor such rules and regulations. I agree to abide by the by-laws and standard operating procedures of the Demolition Derby. Signature: Date: July 15,

76 Release of Liability, Waiver of Claims, Assumption of Risks and Indemnity Agreement Warning: By Signing this agreement you will give up certain legal rights, including the right to sue, claim damages, seek compensation. This document is to be signed by the participant in order to participate in the Bonanza & District Agricultural Society Annual Fair and related events and activities (collectively referred to as the Event ). I, (print name), (the participant) am over 18 OR am under 18 and am aware that the Event involves inherent risks, dangers and hazards, involving all manner of injury or loss, including potentially serious or life threatening injury and death, including but not limited to: q. The use of equipment, materials or facilities related to the Event; r. The actions of negligence of myself or other participants in of the Event: s. The actions or negligence of the Bonanza & District Agricultural Society or its directors, councilors, officers, employees, volunteers, agents, invitees, or representatives of any kind (collectively referred to as the Organization ); t. Additional risks arising out of the Event and related events and activities. I, the undersigned participant, freely accept and assume all such risks, dangers and hazards and the possibility of injury, death, property loss or any other loss or expense resulting to myself. I, the undersigned participant, hereby agree as follows: q. To Waive Any and All Claims of every nature and kind at law or equity or under any statute that I have or may have in the future against the Organization; r. To Release The Organization from any and all liability for injury, death, property damage, property loss or any other loss or expense that I may suffer or that my next of kin or legal representatives may suffer as a result of participation in or use of the Event, due to any cause whatsoever, including negligence on the part of the Organization; s. To Hold Harmless And Indemnify The Organization from any and all liability for injury, death, property damage, property loss or any other loss or expense to any party, including myself, as a result of participation in or use of the Event, or other financial loss or expense including, without restriction, legal expenses and costs on a solicitor-and-his-own-client full indemnity basis in defending against such claims or enforcing the terms contained within this document; and t. That This Agreement Will Be Effective and Binding Upon myself, and my heirs, next of kin, executors, administrators and assigns. I, the undersigned Participant or the parent and/or the guardian of the Participant, hereby acknowledge that I have read the foregoing, and have had the opportunity to ask questions and clarifications before signing, I acknowledge that I understand its content, import and meaning and do hereby do agree, approve and consent to the above. Date: Participant Name: Witness Name: Participant Signature: Witness Signature: Parent/Guardian Signature: VALID DRIVERS LICENSE MUST BE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST 76

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