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Table of Contents Divisions........................................Page .....Chairperson .......... Phone 4-H ..................................................9............Patti Pyy ................. 567-6808 Div 2 - Beef .....................................17..........Lois Crosby............. 567-4127 Div 3 - Light Horse ..........................25..........Kari Lybbert ............ 567-5432 Div 4 - Sheep ..................................34..........Kelly Beal................ 570-7715 Div 5 - Goats...................................34..........Kelly Beal................ 570-7715 Div 6 - Poultry .................................34..........Kelly Beal................ 570-7715 Div 7 - Rabbits ................................36..........Kelly Beal................ 570-7715 Div 8 - Draft Horse ..........................39..........Denise Rodts .......... 567-9734 Div 9 - Preschool Exhibits...............46..........Sandra Boivin ......... 996-8897 Div 10 - Agricultural Products .........46..........Robin Janzen.......... 567-9654 Div 11 - Flowers ..............................48..........Vacant..................... 567-4181 Div 12 - Garden Produce ................50..........Robin Janzen.......... 567-9654 Div 13 - Home Preserving ..............52..........Valerie Pagdin ........ 567-3889 Div 14 - Beverages .........................55..........Chris Simrose ......... 567-9404 Div 15 - Home Baking.....................56..........Judy Carr ................ 570-0056 Div 16 - Quilting ..............................58..........Geraldine Pritchard .. 567-4187 Div 17 - Needlework .......................60..........Vacant..................... 567-4181 Div 18 - Handicrafts & Art ...............62..........Chris Simrose ......... 567-9404 Div 19 - Scrapbooking ....................63..........Denise Rodts .......... 567-9734 Div 20 - Photography ......................64..........Sue Rudland ........... 690-7737 Div 21 - Junior Exhibits ...................65..........Denise Rodts .......... 567-9734 Div 22 - Youth Exhibits....................66..........Ruby Arnold ............ 567-6770 Div 23 - Stock Dog..........................71..........Richard Martens ..... 567-9402
Other Important Info ...............Pg Table of Contents......................1 Our Sponsors ...........................2 Map of Grounds ........................4 Notice to Exhibitors...................5 What’s Happening This Year ....6 Musical Entertainment ..............7 Entry Forms 4-H ...................................... 13-14 Cattle Show ..............................20 Light Horse Show .....................28 Light Horse Stabling Form ........29 Junior Gymkhana .....................30 Small Animal Livestock .............35 Draft Horse ...............................41 Table Exhibits ...........................67 List of Advertisers .....................72
B o o klet pro d u ce d by t h e O m i n e ca E xpre s s Picture Guide General Information
Events ............................................Page .....Organizer ............... Phone 4-H Auction .....................................9............Alex Kulchar ........... 567-9497 Commerical Displays ......................38..........Joni Walker ............. 570-3122 Concessions .................................................Joni Walker ............. 570-3122 Container Garden ...........................65..........Jeannie Walker ....... 570-7107 Exhibit Building Special Comp........57..........Judy Carr ................ 570-0056 Junior Gymkhana ...........................31..........Toni Solmonson ...... 567-2933 Musical Entertainment ....................7............Don Rudland........... 690-6894 Pet Parade......................................33..........Kelly Beal................ 570-7715 Scarecrow Competition ..................33..........Kelly Beal................ 570-7715 Team Roping ..................................70..........Ray Sayles ............. 567-9813 Dog Agility & Dog Shows ................72..........Pat Dering............... 567-9526
4-H Division Beef Cattle Division Light Horse Division Small Animal Barn Divisions Draft Horse Division Exhibit Building Divisions
Visit www.nvesociety.com to download entry forms, view the schedule of events, get information on divisions and events, and more. REGISTRATION: Fairgrounds Wednesday, August 15, 2012 from 1 to 8pm
Teens’ Day - Friday $4.00 (ages 13-18)
2012 ADMISSION RATES
ADULT DAY PASS ....................................$ 8.00 ADULT WEEKEND PASS.........................$20.00 SENIOR/STUDENT DAY PASS ...............$ 5.00 SENIOR/STUDENT WEEKEND PASS ....$10.00
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The schedule of events will be published in the Omineca Express and available around town the week before the fair, or view it online.
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Seniors’ Day - Friday $4.00
FAMILY DAY PASS ...................................$20.00 FAMILY WEEKEND PASS........................$50.00 EXHIBITOR’S PASS .................................$10.00 CAMPING WEEKEND PASS ...................$20.00 CHILDREN 5 & UNDER ...........................FREE
Gates open Friday 7am - Saturday 7am - Sunday 7am Close Friday 8pm - Saturday 8pm - Sunday 3pm
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Our Sponsors We would like to thank all our sponsors for their continued support of the Nechako Valley Exhibition, and the on-going improvements to the Exhibition grounds and buildings. 2H Ranch 7-11 A&W A.R.O. Automotive Adams Ranch All West Auctions Allen Martens Angela Dorsey Atkin’s Growers Greenhouse Avison Management Services Ltd. Bacchus U-Brew Barlow Lake Logging Barton Insurance Brokers Ltd. BC Livestock Co-op Bernardin BID Construction Ltd. Bill Martens Memorial Black Press - Omineca Express Blue Mountain Honey California Dreamin Canadian Forest Products – Plateau Candy Corner Quilting Canyon Tree Farms Cariboo Water Wells Central Interior Excavating Chashers Enterprises Ltd. CIBC Conifex Cooper’s Custom Saddles Copper Leaf Ranch Suffolk’s Coulter’s Nursery Country Cupboard/Studio X Crosby Plumbing & Aqua Services Dave’s Auto Electric David Martens & Son’s Day-Lite Angus District of Vanderhoof DNT Contracting Down Under Ranch Earthen Ware Faitron Communications Farmgate Fabricating Fort St. James Fire Department Gabs N Cuts Glen Dale Agra Services
Goat River Folk Art Grassland Equipment Great Canadian Dollar Store Gulbranson Logging Halltray Farms HCM Farm Services Ltd. Henry Klassen Portable Sawmill Henry and Leslie Remple HER-ANN Transport Ltd. Hot Rodts Garage Huber Farm Equipment Ltd. Integris Credit Union J&T Sandblasting JC’s Water Works John Campbell Kal Tire KC Ranch KR Ranch Keith Campbell Killbrick Holdings Krystal Klear Marketing Inc. L & E Ranches L & M Nechako Lumber Larry Stark Leslie McAvity of Epicure Selections Little Valley Farm Luvs 2 Scrap Maxine’s Greenhouse Mike and Marilyn Kulchar M.R. Concepts NAPA Nechako Excavating Ltd. Nechako Valley Animal Health Services Nechako Valley Food Network Nechako Valley Regional Cattlemen’s Association Nechako Trading Company Nechako Valley Dairyman’s Assoc. Nechako Valley Greenhouses Nechako Valley Horse Logging Northland Dodge Northland First Aid Nugrowth Technology O’Meara Auto Body
Omineca Glass Omineca Golf Course Omineca Source for Sports P. Fawcett Livestock Hauling P.J. Collision Ltd. Paradise All Pets Resort Pierre & Sylvia Lizotte Pitka Logging Pope & Talbot Pye Enterprises Quilter’s Nook Rich’s Saw Sales Rio Tinto Alcan Rock It Productions Ronni’s Hair Gallery Royal Bank of Canada Royal LePage Home Central Scott Foods Sinkut Creek Ranch Sinkut Women’s Institute Summit Farms Sundby Electric Taylor Brothers Hardware Ltd. Technopure Bottled Water The Country Locker The Fawcett Family The Grand Reo Theatre The Gulbranson Family The Martens Family The Source The Wolf Thiessen Charolais Tim Hortons Vanderhoof Chamber of Commerce Vanderhoof Co-op Vanderhoof Department Store Vanderhoof Kinettes Vanderhoof Veterinary Clinic Ventin’s Vitamin House Wallace’s Portrait & Frame Western Financial Group Westline Ford Whispering Boughs Log Homes Yellowhead Road and Bridge Yellow Horse Ranch
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Notice to Exhibitors Please read ALL rules listed below. PLEASE NOTE: Registration for Exhibit is changed from Thursday to Wednesday, August 15, 2012 - 1-8pm. GENERAL RULES to ALL EXHIBITORS: 1. Exhibitors agree to abide by the rules and regulations set out herein. Failure to comply will render the Exhibitor liable to being barred from exhibiting this year and subsequent years, at the discretion of the Nechako Valley Exhibition Society Executive. 2. Any Exhibitor under the inÀuence of liquor and/or drugs will be excused from the Exhibition. 3. Exhibits are left at the owner’s risk. Reasonable care will be given to exhibits, however, the Directors, Chairpersons and Nechako Valley Exhibition Society are not responsible for the loss or damage of any exhibits. 4. Each Exhibitor must make out a separate entry form for each Division they enter (see individual Divisions for appropriate entry forms). 5. Where there are insuf¿cient entries in each of several classes, the Chairperson and Judge reserve the right to consolidate such classes. 6. Animals with infectious diseases may be asked to withdraw on the advice of a veterinarian. 7. Absolutely NO horses are to be ridden outside competition areas or designated riding areas. All horses and livestock are to be lead between stables/pens to competition areas and/or trailers by the Exhibitor. 8. Should any question arise not provided for in the General Rules, the decision of the Nechako Valley Exhibition Society Executive is FINAL. 9. Exhibits MUST NOT be removed until 4:00 pm Sunday August 19, 2012. Special permission must be obtained from the Division Chairperson if earlier removal is required. At 4:00 pm, please check out with the Chairperson before removing for protection of exhibits. 10. The Nechako Valley Exhibition Society is NOT responsible for items left after 6:00 pm Sunday August 19, 2012. 11. Each Division has special rules speci¿c to the Division, Sections and/or Classes. These rules are found within each Division. Please read these rules over carefully before making your submission. Please contact the Division Chairperson if you have any questions. 12. There will be NO vehicles permitted through back gate without a parking pass. NO EXCEPTIONS! 13. All dogs MUST be on a leash at all times. Please clean-up after your dog. Dogi-pots stations around grounds! EXHIBITOR FEES: Exhibitor’s Pass: Anyone submitting an exhibit or showing livestock during the Nechako Valley Exhibition can choose to pay for an Exhibitor’s Pass in lieu of the gate entry fee. An Exhibitor’s Pass costs $10.00 and allows access to the grounds for the duration of the fair. YOU CAN ONLY PURCHASE YOUR EXHIBITOR’S PASS AT THE TIME YOU ENTER YOUR EXHIBIT, OR WHEN YOU SEND IN YOUR ENTRY FORM. Exhibitor Passes are NOT available at the gate. See your Division ‘Special Rules’ for further information. Camping: Camping is available at $20.00 for the weekend. There are no hydro hook-ups and open camp¿res are not allowed. Hot showers are located on site.
Thank you for reading the ‘Notice to Exhibitors’. Good luck, have fun and we hope you enjoy your time at the Nechako Valley Exhibition. See you again next year! If you have any questions or require more information, please contact Jeannie Walker PO Box 863, Vanderhoof, BC, V0J 3A0 tel: 250-570-7107 nves@nvesociety.com www.nvesociety.com
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What’s Happening This Year!
It·s our 46th Anniversary, and we are very excited to celebrate with you! This year we have many events and attractions at the fair. Read below to Ànd out what to expect - and mark the dates of the fair on your calendar so you don·t miss a thing!! NVE Theme This year the theme of the fair is ‘Farm Transportation‘. Walk the fair grounds and learn about the different aspects of agriculture and how it is linked to our surroundings and environment. Pick up a list at the Information Booth. Seniors· Day This year Friday will be Seniors· Day. Seniors to enter the fair for $4 on Friday. Teen Day - Ages 13-18 On the Friday of the fair, teenagers will be able to enter the fair at a reduced price of $4. Come all day, shop, eat and just hang out. We want to see teens at the fair, so come and take advantage of Teen Day. Kids· Container Gardens Start a garden in a container as soon as you can, and bring it to the fair to win prizes. Be as creative as you like. See page 63.
Look for this ‘Fair Event’ tag throughout this booklet to learn more about the exciting events planned for the 2012 Nechako Valley Exhibition. HOW MANY CAN YOU FIND?
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Mini Putt GolÀng Fun for all ages, mini putt golÀng will bring out the fun competition in all of us. Kids Carnival Games and Mini Putt GolÀng are sponsored and run by Vanderhoof Children·s Theatre. Contact person Richard Wruth 567-4440
Live Entertainment All weekend at the bandstand. Cow Milking Booth Milk a cow at the milk booth. Fun for all ages. Team Roping Saturday, August 18 & Sunday August 19 See page 68 Lego Village A special display by Mac·s House of Bricks. Come and see this fasinating display, and decorate lego cookies!
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Musical Entertainment Musical Entertainment All Weekend Long!! All happening under the Alcan Shed, in the centre of the fair grounds.
MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC The Nechako Valley Exhibition Society is proud to present a weekend of music and song by your favourite local entertainers. Our con¿rmed special features this year (at time of print) will be...
Rosewood’s Diary - Sound Addiction - Karen Cruise Jerusha Turgeon - Mustang Heart - Louis Singers Nadleh Dancers - On Saturday - Times TBA Sound provided by Allan Kurucz More entertainers to be announced Times to be advised
The NVE 2012 entertainment line-up includes performances by local artists. Come and relax on Friday, Saturday and Sunday to some great music and dancing. The ¿nal performance schedule will be available online at www.nvesociety.com and in our Schedule of Events, which will be available a week or two before the fair. Call Don Rudland for more information at 690-6894. *We acknowledge the ¿nancial assistance of the Province of British Columbia*
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NVE Information Booth for event times, general inquiries, and to register for events.
Located outside the Indoor Arena, in the center of the Exhibition Grounds (see map on Page 4). We are here to answer your questions. Also, you can ask any volunteer - just look for someone wearing a volunteer badge.
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4-H
I pledge My Head to clearer thinking, My Heart to greater loyalty, My Hands to larger service, My Health to better living, For my club, my community and my country. Friday, August 17, 2012 4-H Achievement and Open Classes, starting at 8:00 am. Saturday, August 18, 2012 4-H BBQ, 5:00 pm 4-H Auction, 7:00 pm (Andrea Christensen Gift Basket during Auction)
Thank you to our 4-H Club Sponsors!!
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4-H AUCTION
SATURDAY August 18, 2012 -- 7:00 pm
How to Buy: • All 4-H products and animals will be on display in the 4-H Barn for the duration of the Exhibition. • All 4-H steer, lamb, swine, poultry, rabbits and photography are available for purchase at the AUCTION held at 7:00 pm, Saturday August 18, 2012. • Animals are auctioned off to the highest bidder per pound live weight basis, e.g. $0.80/lb or $80.00 per hundred weight or by lot. The animals are weighed on Thursday, August 16, 2012. • Payment is to be made to the 4-H of¿ce and buyers must state how they will be taking the animals they have purchased from the Exhibition. Poultry and rabbits are the sole responsibility of buyer. • BUYERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR ANIMALS AFTER 4:00 pm SUNDAY, August 19, 2012.
Thank you to the buyers at the 2011 4-H Auction All West Auctions Sob Lake Logging Aro Automotive Stephen Bros. Contracting BC Livestock Vanderhoof Co-op BID Construction WD McIntosh Survey Barlow Lake Logging Walter Neufeld Contracting Carsten Christensen Contracting Westline Ford Sales Country Locker Willindy Enterprises DNT Contracting YRB Ernie Neufeld Contracting 2011 Andrea Christensen Glen Dale Agra Services “4-H Helping Hands” Fund Buyers HCM Farm Services BID Construction Integris Credit Union Blue Valley enterprises JC Waterworks David Martens & Sons Omineca Medical Clinic Gerry Thiessen Pine View 4-H Thunderbird Ranch & Farms Pitka Logging Supplies Salem Contracting Vanderhoof Co-op
2011 Photography Auction Buyers Don & Sharon McNolty Ginger Westbrook Gulbranson Cattle Co. Julie Kulchar Patti Pyy Pitka Logging Sustut Air Whitney & Chris Moutray 2012 Auction is July 28 at the NVSS Small Auditorium. Ask a 4-H member for more information.
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4-H DIVISION Chairperson: Patti Pyy 567-6808 Special Rules: 1. All Exhibitors in this Division must be registered members in the 4-H Club, in the project entered. 2. All animals to be used by the member project for the current year. 3. All animals may be shown in one class only, except in cases where the Exhibitor wishes to enter open classes. Exhibitors entering the open classes must pay an entry fee of $1.00. 4. There is NO entry fee for achievement classes. 5. Bedding and water will be supplied. Member is responsible for feed for their animals. 6. There will be NO meal tickets given out. 7. Judges decision is ¿nal. 8. All judging will be done in DANISH SYSTEM. 9. No horns on animals, except registered females. 10. Sheep must be sheared. 11. Market animals must be castrated. 12. No weight restrictions on beef, sheep and swine. 13. Only the member showing the animal must groom the animal. 14. No liquor or drugs on the grounds. 15. All barns close at 11:00 pm. 16. No sleeping in the barns. 17. Accommodation will be provided for campers in a designated area at a fee of $20.00 per camping unit. 18. No parking trucks or vehicles in front of the barns. 19. All animals must be on the grounds by Thursday August 16, 2012 no later than 9:00 pm. 20. Entry forms must be in by July 31, 2012 at the 4-H Of¿ce, Vanderhoof. 21. JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP: Age 9 – 12 years as of December 31, 2011. 22. SENIOR SHOWMANSHIP: Age 13 – 19 years of age as of December 31, 2011. 23. Members showing horses MUST wear safety helmet when riding. 24. Read ‘Notice to Exhibitors’ on Page 5.
Vanderhoof and District 4-H Council
Andrea Christensen Gift Basket The Andrea Christensen Gift Basket will be auctioned off during the 4-H Auction.
4-H ACHIEVEMENT CLASSES District Achievement Classes August 17, 2012. SECTION – BEEF (Ribbons only) Special Prizes: The Central Interior Angus Club will award a plaque to the highest placing Angus or Angus cross female. Animal must be polled. If there is no eligible female, the plaque will be awarded to the highest placing Angus or Angus cross steer. Animal must be polled. Class: 4-H 1 4-H 2 4-H 3 4-H 4 4-H 5 4-H 6
Market Steer Breeding Heifer/ Yearling Cow & Calf. Must be a previous years project. Pen of 3 Steers Junior Showmanship Senior Showmanship
SECTION – SHEEP (Ribbons only) Class: 4-H 7 Market Lamb 4-H 8 Ewe Lamb 4-H 9 Yearling ewe, last years project 4-H 10 Ewe with lamb at foot. Must be a previous years project. 4-H 11 Junior Showmanship 4-H 12 Senior Showmanship SECTION – DAIRY (Ribbons only) Class: 4-H 13 Heifer Calf 4-H 14 Yearling heifer. Must be last years project. 4-H 15 2 year old cow. Must be a previous years project. 4-H 16 Dairy Herd, 3 or more animals. Must be previous years project. 4-H 17 Junior Showmanship 4-H 18 Senior Showmanship SECTION – HORSES (Ribbons only) Class: 4 H 19 Achievement Unit 1 4-H 20 Achievement Unit 2 4-H 21 Achievement Unit 3 4-H 22 Achievement Unit 4 4-H 23 Achievement Unit 5 4-H 24 Achievement Unit 6 4-H 25 Achievement Unit 7 4-H 26 Achievement Unit 8 4-H 27 Achievement Unit 9 4-H 28 Achievement Unit 10 4-H 29 Achievement Unit 11 4-H 30 Achievement Unit 12
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SECTION – SWINE (Ribbons only) Class: 4-H 36 Fed Hog 4-H 37 Breeding Gilt 4-H 38 Yearling 4-H 39 2 year old sow. Must be previous years project. 4-H 40 Junior Showmanship 4-H 41 Senior Showmanship SECTION – RABBITS (Ribbons only) Class: 4-H 42 Achievement Unit 1 4-H 43 Achievement Unit 2 4-H 44 Achievement Unit 3 4-H 45 Achievement Unit 4 4-H 46 Achievement Unit 5 4-H 47 Achievement Unit 6 4-H 48 Junior Showmanship 4-H 49 Senior Showmanship SECTION – DOGS (Ribbons only) Class: 4-H 50 Achievement Unit A 4-H 51 Achievement Unit 1 4-H 52 Achievement Unit 2 4-H 53 Achievement Unit 3 4-H 54 Achievement Unit 4 4-H 55 Achievement Unit 5 4-H 56 Achievement Unit 6 4-H 57 Junior Showmanship 4-H 58 Senior Showmanship SECTION – PHOTOGRAPHY (Ribbons only) Class: 4-H 59 Achievement Unit 1 4-H 60 Achievement Unit 2 4-H 61 Achievement Unit 3 4-H 62 Achievement Unit 4 4-H 63 Achievement Unit 5 4-H 64 Achievement Unit 6 4-H 65 Achievement Unit 7 4-H 66 Junior Display 4-H 67 Senior Display 4-H 68 Unit 1 4-H 69 Unit 2 4-H 70 Unit 3 4-H 71 Unit 4 4-H 72 Unit 5 SECTION – POULTRY Class: 4-H 73 Junior Showmanship 4-H 74 Senior Showmanship
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4-H OPEN CLASSES Entry Fee: $1.00 Prize Money: Danish System 1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00, 3rd $ 2.00 Showmanship: Danish System 1st $4.00, 2nd $3.00,3rd $2.00 Note: If there are insuf¿cient numbers in a class the class will be amalgamated with another class. SECTION – BEEF Class: 4-H 100 Market Steer 4-H 101 Breeding Heifer/yearling years project 4-H 102 Cow & Calf. Must be a previous years project. 4-H 103 Pen of three steers 4-H 104 Junior Showmanship 4-H 105 Senior Showmanship SECTION – SHEEP Class: 4-H 106 Market Lamb 4-H 107 Ewe Lamb 4-H 108 Yearling Ewe. Must be last years project. 4-H 109 Ewe with lamb at foot. Must be previous years project. 4-H 110 Junior Showmanship 4-H 111 Senior Showmanship SECTION – DAIRY Class: 4-H 112 Heifer Calf 4-H 113 Yearling Heifer. Must be last years project. 4-H 114 2 year old cow, must be previous years project 4-H 115 Dairy Herd, 3 or more animals. Must be previous years project. 4-H 116 Junior Showmanship 4-H 117 Senior Showmanship SECTION – HORSES Class: 4-H 118 Achievement Unit 1 4-H 119 Achievement Unit 2 4-H 120 Achievement Unit 3 4-H 121 Achievement Unit 4 4-H 122 Achievement Unit 5 4-H 123 Achievement Unit 6 4-H 124 Achievement Unit 7 4-H 125 Achievement Unit 8 4-H 126 Achievement Unit 9 4-H 127 Achievement Unit 10 4-H 128 Achievement Unit 11
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SECTION – SWINE Class: 4-H 135 Fed Hog 4-H 136 Breeding gilt 4-H 137 Yearling Sow 4-H 138 2 Year old sow. Must be a previous years project. 4-H 139 Junior Showmanship 4-H 140 Senior Showmanship SECTION – RABBITS Class: 4-H 141 Achievement Unit 1 4-H 142 Achievement Unit 2 4-H 143 Achievement Unit 3 4-H 144 Achievement Unit 4 4-H 145 Achievement Unit 5 4-H 146 Achievement Unit 6 4-H 147 Junior Showmanship 4-H 148 Senior Showmanship SECTION – DOGS Class: 4-H 149 Achievement Unit A 4-H 150 Achievement Unit 1 4-H 151 Achievement Unit 2 4-H 152 Achievement Unit 3 4-H 153 Achievement Unit 4 4-H 154 Achievement Unit 5 4-H 155 Achievement Unit 6 4-H 156 Junior Showmanship 4-H 157 Senior Showmanship SECTION – PHOTOGRAPHY Class: 4-H 158 Achievement Unit 1 4-H 159 Achievement Unit 2 4-H 160 Achievement Unit 3 4-H 161 Achievement Unit 4 4-H 162 Achievement Unit 5 4-H 163 Achievement Unit 6 4-H 164 Achievement Unit 7 4-H 165 Junior Display 4-H 166 Senior Display SECTION – POULTRY Class: 4-H 167 Achievement Unit 1 4-H 168 Achievement Unit 2 4-H 169 Achievement Unit 3 4-H 170 Achievement Unit 4 4-H 171 Achievement Unit 5 4-H 172 Junior Showmanship 4-H 173 Senior Showmanship
46 43thrd Annual Annual Nechako Nechako Valley Valley Exhibition, Exhibition, 2012 2009 SECTION – STALL COMPETITION Prize Money: Danish System: 1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00, 3rd $2.00 Stalls will be judged over two days. Judges’ Criteria: 1. Cleanliness of stalls. 25% 2. Attendance & appearance of members. 15% 3. Politeness & knowledge of members. 10% 4. Decoration of stalls, both decorative and informative. 25% 5. Care of animals & equipment. 25% Class: 4-H 177 Stall Competition SECTION – SCRAPBOOK COMPETITION Prize Money: 1st $25.00, 2nd $15.00, 3rd $10.00 DONATED BY NECHAKO VALLEY EXHIBITION Entry form must be submitted to the 4-H of¿ce by July 31st, 2012. Class: 4-H 178 Scrapbook Competition SECTION – SPEAK & SHOW COMPETITION Class: 4-H 179 Speak & Show Competition ENTRY FORM ON PAGE 13
PEOPLE’S CHOICE STALL DECORATION CONTEST Vote for the best decorated stall in the 4-H Barn. Prize donated by the Nechako Valley Exhibition.
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NECHAKO VALLEY EXHIBITION – 4-H ENTRY FORM Entry Deadline: Tuesday, July 31, 2012. Name:
Date:
Club Name:
Leader:
Address:
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Livestock Reg. # or Ear Tag
Placing
Prize
(if applicable)
Please read ‘Notice to Exhibitors’ on Page 5 before making your submission. Download this form at www.nvesociety.com
Number
Amount
Open Classes ($1.00 per class): Camping Pass ($20):
I hearby acknowledge that I have read the rules of the 4-H Division and the General Rules of the Nechako Valley Exhibition. I make these entries in full accordance therewith and at my own risk.
Total Fees: Mail to: Nechako Valley Exhibition Box 1760, Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0 ATTN: 4-H Division
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2012 BEEF SHOW Division 2
Saturday August 18 REGISTERED BEEF CLASSES COMMERCIAL BEEF CLASSES Sunday August 19 JACKPOT YEARLING HEIFER CLASS JACKPOT BULL CALF CLASS Thank you to our sponsors and help in 2011. Business Sponsors Cariboo Water Wells Crosby Plumbing & Aqua Services Dave’s Auto Electric Glen Dale Agra Service JC’s Water Works L & E Ranches NAPA HCM Farm Services Western Financial Group The Wolf B.C. Livestock Co-op Canyon Tree Farms
Plaque & Prize Sponsors Barton Insurance Bill Martens Memorial Huber Farm Equipment L & E Ranches KC Ranch Nechako Regional Cattlemen’s Association Royal Bank of Canada Thiessen Charolais Volunteers A big thank you to all our volunteers for all your help with setting up the barn and at the fair.
46 43thrd Annual Nechako Valley Exhibition, 2012 2009 DIVISION 2 - BEEF CATTLE Entry Info: Lois Crosby 250-567-4127, or Miriam Ludwig 250-567-9466. Judge: Kirk Wildman, Sangudo, Alberta. Entry per unit: $15.00 (non-refundable). Entry fees and a photocopy of registration papers or proof of registration, is to accompany the entry form. Entry Deadline: Friday August 3, 2012 Prizes: 1st $70.00; 2nd $50.00; 3rd $40.00; 4th $30.00 ** Every effort will be made to have prize money mailed out within 30 days of the end of the Exhibition. ** Special Rules: 1. Cattle must be in barn on Thursday, August 16, 2012. Weigh-in Thursday. Cattle exhibited cannot be removed from beef area until 4:00 pm Sunday, August 19, 2012. 2. For a breed to be eligible to be shown on its own, three Exhibitors and 15 head is required. 3. To be eligible for full prize money there must be three entries in a class. Half prize money will be paid for classes of less than three entries. THIS RULE WILL BE ENFORCED. 4. Classes may be split at the discretion of the Beef Committee when the number of exhibits exceeds 13. Prize money will be paid on each split. The top two entries from each split will then qualify for a championship for the class (ribbons only). 5. ** Classes 200 & 201 - If a female with a heifer calf at foot is declared Senior Champion or Reserve Senior Champion, the heifer calf is not eligible for Class 203 - Female, Calf. 6. All animals exhibited in the classes of registered livestock must be registered in the name of the Exhibitor. The animal’s name, age and registration number must be given on the entry form. 7. The said owner is to have been in possession of same animal at least one month prior to the date of entry. 8. All animals exhibited in Registered Beef Classes MUST be legibly tattooed. Clean ears so tattoos are readable. All animals must have CCIA tags.
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The original Certi¿cate of Registration must be produced if requested by the Committee. Livestock Exhibitors WILL BE REQUIRED to place their names and addresses over their exhibits in the stock barns. They are also encouraged to include promotional, advertising and educational information. THIS RULE ALSO APPLIES TO ALL ENTRIES IN COMMERICAL CATTLE. All animals must be under proper control at all times. All animals exhibited shall be free from contagious or infectious diseases. The Committee reserves the right to have any animal inspected by a veterinarian. The Committee may order the removal from the grounds or isolation of any animal considered by the veterinarian to be contagious or infectious. All bulls over one year of age must be handled with nosering or humbug at all times. All cattle stalled are to be shown or judged. No nurse cows. All cattle tied in stalls must also be tied with a safety rope. Exhibitor number must be worn in show ring. Only the Chairperson in charge of the barn will allocate stall space. Exhibitors to abide by barn rules. Read ‘Notice to Exhibitors’ on Page 5.
Points: Points awarded for Premier Exhibitor / Premier Breeder: 1st – 5; 2nd – 4; 3rd – 3; 4th – 2; 5th – 1 Classes paying prize money qualify for points with the exception of Breeder’s Herd. This class will be used in case of a tie. Classes paying half prize money will be awarded half points.
PEOPLE’S CHOICE STALL DECORATION CONTEST Vote for the best decorated stall in the Beef Barn. Prize donated by the Nechako Valley Exhibition.
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SECTION 1 – REGISTERED BEEF CATTLE Class: Classes listed in order of showing (except Jackpot Classes). Beef Show starts at 10:00 am, Saturday August 18. 299
Fitting and Showmanship. (Ribbons only. No entry fee.)
Regular Class (Classes by breed or AOB): 200
Female, born 2009 or earlier with 2012 calf at foot.
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Female, born 2010, with 2012 calf at foot. Senior Champion Female/Senior Reserve Champion Female - Ribbons
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Female, Yearling born 2011
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Female, Calf, born 2012 Junior Champion Female/Junior Reserve Champion Female - Ribbons Grand Champion Female/Reserve Grand Champion Female - Ribbons
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Bull, Calf born 2012
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Bull, Yearling born in 2011 Junior Champion Bull/Junior Reserve Champion Bull - Ribbons
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Bull, Born 2010 Senior Champion Bull/Reserve Senior Champion Bull - Ribbons Grand Champion Bull/Reserve Grand Champion Bull - Ribbons
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Breeder’s Herd. Group of 3, (any sex). Registration certi¿cate must show animals to be bred by Exhibitor and at least one animal being owned by Exhibitor. Each animal must have been exhibited in at least one of the above classes. Entry fee: $15.00
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Get of Sire. (3 animals, any sex represented). Ribbons, no entry fee.
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Progeny of Dam born and raised (2 animals, any sex). Ribbons, no entry fee.
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Jackpot Yearling Heifer. Open to Registered or Commercial heifers. (Class shown on Sunday, August 19) Entry fee: $25.00 Prizes: 1st – 40%; 2nd – 25%; 3rd – 15% (20% proceeds towards beef judge budget) Judged by 3 local commercial cattlemen.
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Jackpot Bull Calf. Registered bull calves (Class shown on Sunday, August 19) Entry fee: $25.00 Prizes: 1st – 40%; 2nd – 25%; 3rd – 15% (20% proceeds towards beef budget) Judged by 3 local commercial cattlemen.
HAVE FUN AT THE FALL FAIR Be sure to visit us in the beef barn!
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Quality is our focus
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46 43thrd Annual Nechako Valley Exhibition, 2012 2009 SECTION 2 - COMMERCIAL BEEF CATTLE Section Rule: Animals must not have been shown in previous registered classes (Section One). Class: 221 Replacement Female. Heifer born January 1 December 31, 2011. To be judged as a potential dam of a beef carcass. Not to be judged as a carcass animal herself. (Commercial cattle onlynot open to 4-H Projects). Entry fee: $15.00 Prizes: 1st - $50.00 2nd - $30.00 3rd - $20.00 222 Productive Female. Any age with her own 2012 calf at foot. Cow and calf judged as a 50/50 unit. If cow is 36 months or younger, a 10 percent allowance will be granted in her favour. The cow is not judged as a carcass animal herself. (Commercial cattle only – not open to current year 4-H Project). Entry fee: $15.00 Prizes: 1st - $100.00 plus plaque 2nd - $50.00 223 Market Class. Open to steers and bulls. Steers must be born in 2011. Bulls must be born after April 1, 2011. Weight/day of age to account for 25 per cent of appraisal and market animal to be judged as immediate butcher animals. Entry fee: $5.00 Prizes: 1st - $30.00 2nd - $20.00 3rd - $10.00
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TROPHIES Perpetual trophies or plaques MUST remain in Vanderhoof on display, “keeper” plaques will be provided. SUPREME CHAMPION BULL OF THE SHOW Royal Bank of Canada Trophy RESERVE CHAMPION BULL OF THE SHOW Barton Insurance Plaque SUPREME CHAMPION FEMALE OF THE SHOW Bill Martens Memorial Plaque RESERVE CHAMPION FEMALE OF THE SHOW Thiessen Charolais Plaque PRODUCTIVE FEMALE (Commercial Cattle) Nechako Valley Regional Cattlemens Association Plaque REPLACEMENT FEMALE (Commercial Cattle) Huber Farm Equipment Plaque PREMIER EXHIBITOR Donated by L & E Ranches PREMIER BREEDER Donated by KC Ranch
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To a successful Nechako Valley Exhibition 2012 from the Management of our DAIRY OPERATION & FINISHING FEEDLOT
PO Box 219, Vanderhoof, BC, V0J 3A0 Phone: (250) 567-2155
BREEDER OF ANIMAL
Postal Code:
BIRTH DATE
TOTAL FEES:
Camping Pass: $20
(Max. 1 per animal entered, not to exceed 4. 4-H members exempt)
Exhibitor Passes: $10 each
Total Entry Fees:
TATTOO
I hearby acknowledge that I have read the rules of the Beef Division and the General Rules of the Nechako Valley Exhibition. I make these entries in full accordance therewith and at my own risk.
Phone No.:
Address:
Exhibitor:
# of Head:
NAME & REG # OF ANIMAL
signed
ENTRY FEE
Total Prize $
PLACING
Exhibitor #
PRIZE MONEY www.nvesociety.com
Breed:
CLASS
Mail to: NVE Beef Committee c/o Lois Crosby, Download this form at www.nvesociety.com 14948 Braeside Rd, Entry Deadline: Friday, August 3, 2012 (entry fees & photocopy of registration papers must accompany entry form). Vanderhoof, BC, V0J 3A2 Please read ‘Notice to Exhibitors’ on Page 5 before making your submission.
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NECHAKO VALLEY EXHIBITION INDOOR ARENA SCHEDULE AUGUST 17, 18, 19, 2012 Friday, August 17 1:00 pm
Team Roping Warm-up
6:30 pm
Stock Dog Trials
Saturday, August 18 9:00 am
Junior Gymkhana
12:30 pm
Stock Dog Demonstration
1:00 pm
Stock Dog Finals
3:00 pm
Mutton Busting
5:30 pm
Team Ropin Roping
Sunday, August 19 9:00 am
Team Roping Finals
2:00 pm
Heavy Horse Pull *We acknowledge the 多nancial assistance of the Province of British Columbia*
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Kids!!!! Come and See
Ish Da Fish August 17 & 18, 2012
Look for him walking around and under the Bandstand
Entertainment Music Balloon Sculptures *We acknowledge the ¿nancial assistance of the Province of British Columbia*
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FOR ALL YOUR TIRE AND MECHANICAL NEEDS! 429 West 1st Street Tel: 250-567-4224 Fax: 250-567-3147
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LIGHT HORSE SHOW Division 3 August 17, 18 & 19, 2012
3 Day Fall Show HCBC Approved Dressage • Hack • Hunter • Jumper Western Pleasure • Halter • Liberty
Judge: TBA Course Designer: TBA
Entry Deadline: Friday August 3, 2012 *absolutely no late entries! Horse Council BC Membership is Mandatory! Must provide copy with entry. Check back to website: www.nvesociety.com/fallfair/divisions for updates to judges and course designers.
The NVE Light Horse Show Committee would like to thank our sponsors. Without you, this show would not be possible. Please see our day program for a list of sponsors.
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DIVISION 3 – LIGHT HORSE Show Manager: Kari Lybbert 250-567-5432 Show Secretary: TBA Of¿ce Secretary: TBA
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3. Entry Deadline: Friday, August 3, 2012. Please assist us by getting your entries in on time. Show Of¿ce Hours: Friday, August 17 6:00-8:00 pm Saturday, August 18 9:00 a.m.-5:00 pm Sunday, August 19 8:00 a.m.-5:00 pm Pick up show packages at the show of¿ce. Entry Fees: Make cheques payable to: NVE Light Horse Show. Send to: Po Box 863, Vanderhoof, BC, V0J 3A0. No post-dated cheques please! There will be a $50.00 charge on all NSF cheques. Classes: Hack Class: $8/class Jumper/Hunter: $10/class or $25/div Dressage: $12/test minimum 20 entries Stabling: $10.00/day Stabling is limited this year so ¿rst come ¿rst serve. Stabling must be paid in advance to reserve. Shavings will be provided. A cleaning deposit of $25.00 is required on a separate cheque and will be refunded at the end of the show if your stall is cleaned to the ground. There is no on-site wheelbarrow. Stall Decorating contests. Decorate your stall according to the Fair’s theme and have a chance to win your stabling for free. Show committee will pick best decorated stall based on most coverage and use of the fair theme and educational content. Exhibitor’s Pass: This show occurs during the Nechako Valley Exhibition and accordingly everyone admitted to the grounds will have to pay the gate fee upon entering. Upon entry to the fair ground after paying the gate fee go to the horse show of¿ce and obtain a refund if you have paid for an Exhibitor’s Pass with your horse show entry. An Exhibitor’s Pass costs $10.00 and allows access to the grounds for the duration of the fair. A day pass costs $8.00 and is payable at the gate. Refund Policy: 1. No refunds of entry fees without a signed veterinary or doctor’s certi¿cate. 2. Exceptions will be made for horses recognized as visibly unsound or ill by the show managers. 3. Stall refunds will be made under policies 1 & 2 above, and if the stall has not been used. 4. Refunds will be mailed out ASAP after the show. Special Rules: 1. All classes will be judged under current EC Rule Books. The show committee reserves the right to decide any point not covered by the Rule Books.
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Protests will be handled by the show committee at their discretion. The Nechako Valley Exhibition will not be responsible for any loss, damage, or injury to persons, animals or equipment during the show. The show committee reserves the right to cancel any class with an insuf¿cient number of entries, and divide or combine classes as necessary. There will be no refund of entry fees without a veterinarian certi¿cate (see Refund Policy above). Physician’s certi¿cates for riders will be honoured within seven days of the show closing. All competitors must wear numbers in the warm-up areas as well as during the competition. Horses not competing in the show are not allowed in the warm-up areas or show arenas. All juniors riding on the show ground must wear an ASTM approved safety helmet with a permanently af¿xed harness. All competitors are encouraged to ride in appropriate head gear at all times while on the show grounds. NO SMOKING allowed in the barn areas. The show manager reserves the right to remove horses from unauthorized stalls. All dogs must be kept on a leash. Rider Ages: Junior C – riders who have not reached their 12th birthday as of Jan. 1, 2012. Junior B – riders who have reached their 12th but not their 15th birthday as of Jan. 1, 2012. Junior A – riders who have reached their 15th but not their 18th birthday as of Jan. 1, 2012. Senior – riders who have reached their 18th birthday. Green Rider: Must be in their ¿rst year of showing. Riders must be neatly attired. Proper dress is encouraged. The show committee encourages riders to be courteous to their horses and other competitors in the barns and riding areas. Please be courteous to the horse show committee and helpers. We are all volunteers! Read ‘Notice to Exhibitors’ on Page 5.
Best of Luck to all the Exhibitors 250-567-2775 2417A Burrard Ave, Vanderhoof
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Prizes and Ribbons: Ribbons to 6th Place. Prize for 1st place if more than 3 in class. High Point Awards DRESSAGE Highest total score from two tests. Tie will be broken using the highest single percentage score. Three high points awarded. Training level, First level, and Second level. HUNTER/JUMPER Hi point determined on total points earned in the 3 classes of one division Overall highest points of all divisions will be the winner. Ties to be broken by the number of ¿rsts from eligible classes. Two divisions Low and High. Low Hunter is Divisions 1 to 4 and High Hunter is Divisions 5 to 7. Low Jumper is Divisions 8 and 8 and 9 and High Jumper is Divisions 10 to 12. Rider/Horse combination can only entry two consecutive height/divisions.
First Year Rider (FYR) Rider must be in it’s ¿rst year of showing. Must compete in 1 walk trot test, EP FYR, Equitation FYR, and Poles on the ground FYR. Western Pleasure FYR, Showmanship FYR. Highest number of points will determine winner. Best Turned Out Horse/rider combination and is consistently turned out properly: tack clean and in good repair, mount is clean and tidy, rider in proper attire and tidy. All competitors are reminded to compete within their level and ability. High Point Assignment Chart Placing 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th #Horses 6 or more 5 4 3 2 1
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ENGLISH HACK HORSE Horse/rider combination with the highest points from English Pleasure, road hack, show hack and Dressage equitation. High points will be awarded in two divisions FRIDAY AUGUST 17, 2012 @ 10AM Dressage Ring Schedule Jr C/B and Jr A/Sr Fee: $12 per class SHOWMANSHIP/CONFIRMATION Entry Deadline is August 3, 2012, sorry no late entries! Person with highest total points earned from open ***NO cross entries between walk trot classes and other showmanship and open halter will be the winner. dressage classes. Walk trot classes count toward First Year Horse and First Year Rider Awards. LIBERTY Liberty, is a class that was designed to demonstrate All dressage tests will be posted Thursday night at the the natural beauty of the horse when it is free of any light horse show of¿ce and the dressage ring. It is your restraints. The horse is judged by its natural style, responsibility to check your time and order of go. No grace, action, spirit, and ease of catching. The liberty waiting for late horses. Entries will be limited to ¿rst 40 horse is judged on its trot and canter, but any bucking PAID riders. All tests to be ridden in a 20x60 ring. certainly adds to the performance! Essentially the horse is lead into the ring alone by its handler and the 300 Walk Trot - Test A handler’s assistant. At no time is the assistant ever 301 Walk Trot - Test B permitted to touch the horse. The exhibitor waits until their selected music starts at which time the halter is removed from the horses head. At that time, both Training Level the exhibitor and the assistant encourage the horse 302 Test 1 to trot and canter the horse and are permitted to use 303 Test 2 whips and shaker bottles. At no time is the horse 304 Test 3 allowed to be touched when it is running free, even by 305 Test 4 the tip of the whip. Also, if the horse falls, the entry is disquali¿ed. After one and one-half minutes of music, the music is stopped and the exhibitor must catch their First Level horse and re-halter it within one minute or they will be 306 Test 1 307 Test 2 disquali¿ed. Horses must be at least 2 years, as of 308 Test 3 January 1st, 2012 to enter the liberty class. 309 Test 4 OTHER AWARDS Second Level Sportsmanship 310 Test 1 Awards the competitor displaying the ideals of 311 Test 2 sportsmanship: 312 Test 3 *winning without gloating 313 Test 4 *losing without complaining *treating competitors, of¿cials, volunteers and their mounts with fairness. generosity, courtesy and compassion.
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FRIDAY AUGUST 17, 2012 @ 1PM Outdoor Arena Schedule
sequence - we want this to be a positive experience for the rider.
Toonie Classes 314 Rescue Race is a 2-person race with horse and rider runs down and picks up partner on foot and races back doubling on horse. 315 Boot Race 316 Water Glass Class 317 Miss Match Race 318 Ride a Buck
Hunter Classes Division 1 - Cross Rail 18’ 345 Welcome Hunter 346 Handy Hunter 347 Working Hunter
4-H Drill Ride FRIDAY AUGUST 17, 2012 @ 5PM ***Cow Hide Drag Race qualifying round for Saturday night jackpot with added money. SATURDAY AUGUST 18, 2012 @ 8AM Outdoor Arena 319 Showmanship FYR 320 Showmanship Open 321 Open Yearling Halter Horse 322 2 year old Horse 323 3 year old Horse 324 4 year old Horse 325 Open Halter - Any Breed 326 - Jr. Halter (under 8 as of Jan 1, 2012) 327 Liberty Class (see website for rules and class description) 328 Lead Line (under 6 years of age as of Jan 1, 2012) 329 Walk Trot Class Tack Optional (6 years and up) 330 English Pleasure Jr B/C 331 English Pleasure Jr. A/SR 332 English Pleasure Jack Benny 333 Road Hack 15.2 Hands & Under 334 Road Hack 15.2 Hands and Over 335 Equitation FYR 336 Equitation Jr. C 337 Equitation Jr. B 338 Equitation Jr. A 339 Equitation Sr./Jack Benny 340 Show Hack 15.2 Hands and Under 341 Show Hack 15.2 Hands and Over Break for Lunch for 1 Hour Jr. Ranch Hand Competition (Limit of 8 entries per class, rider has to be of age as of Jan 1, 2012) Jr. Rider ages 6-11 Intermediate Riders ages 12-18 Sr. Riders 19 and Up 342 Costume Class Entry Fee $8.00 Final round for Cow Hide Drag Race Competition Prizes to 3rd place only SUNDAY AUGUST 19, 2012 @ 8AM Entry Fee is $10 per class or $25/division To participate in any hunter jumper class a mandatory jump crew fee of $8 is required. Riders can only compete in 2 consecutive heights/divisions. 343 Poles on Ground FYR *No cross entries with other Hunter classes * Rider can have a helper on course to point out the next jump in the
Division 2 2’0” 348 Welcome Hunter 349 Handy Hunter 350 Working Hunter Division 3 2’3” 351 Welcome Hunter 352 Handy Hunter 353 Working Hunter Division 4 2’6” 354 Welcome Hunter 355 Handy Hunter 356 Working Hunter Division 5 2’9” 357 Welcome Hunter 358 Handy Hunter 359 Working Hunter Division 6 3’0” 360 Welcome Hunter 361 Handy Hunter 362 Working Hunter Division 7 3’3” 363 Welcome Hunter 364 Handy Hunter 365 Working Hunter Hack Classes Break for lunch - 1 hour Jumper Classes Division 8 2’3” 367 Open Jumper 368 Welcome Jumper 369 Speedball Jumper Division 9 2’6” 370 Open Jumper 371 Welcome Jumper 372 Speedball Jumper Division 10 2’9” 373 Open Jumper 374 Welcome Jumper 375 Speedball Jumper Division 11 3’0” 376 Open Jumper 377 Welcome Jumper 378 Speedball Jumper Division 12 3’3” 379 Open Jumper 380 Welcome Jumper 381 Speedball Jumper Ride a Buck $5 entry
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NECHAKO VALLEY EXHIBITION - LIGHT HORSE SHOW ENTRY FORM Entries must be post marked no later than August 3, 2012. Horse Name________________________________ Year foaled ___________Height________ Rider Name______________________________________ Birthdate (Junior Only)__________ Address_____________________________________________ Postal Code_______________ Phone number___________________________
Email_______________________________________
HCBC Number________________ (Attach photocopy and present original at Horse Show Of¿ce) CLASS #
CLASS DESCRIPTION
Make cheques payable to NVE Light Horse Show. Post-dated cheques will not be accepted. Please include separate cheque for stall cleaning deposit. Please read ‘Notice to Exhibitors’ on Page 5 before making your submission. Download this form at www.nvesociety.com Mail to: NVE Light Horse, PO Box 863, Vanderhoof, BC, V0J 3A0
ENTRY FEE
Total Entry Fees: Exhibitor’s Pass ($10.00): Day Program ($2.00): Jump Course Fee ($8.00) Stabling Fee: TOTAL FEES:
Stall Cleaning Deposit ($25.00 separate cheque):
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NECHAKO VALLEY EXHIBITION - LIGHT HORSE SHOW STABLING FORM
____ # of stalls X ___# of nights X $10/night = $_________________ I wish to be stabled beside __________________________
Stallion: Yes
No
Please include your $25.00 stall deposit on a separate cheque. Organizations including Pony Clubs & 4H can be provided with a display &/or tack stall (no cost) if attending with 2 or more members competing. Please specify which club you belong to if applicable. ACCEPTANCE OF RISK: Please read carefully & Sign. I acknowledge that the sport of horses is a high-risk sport, and that I am participating at my own risk and in full knowledge that there are signi¿cant risks involving in working with and around horses. I further acknowledge that there is some element of risk that an accident could occur and result in injury or death to the rider or their mount. In consideration of being allowed to participate, I hereby assume all risk and I hereby release and absolve the Nechako Valley Exhibition Society and it volunteers from all responsibility, liability or claims of any nature and kind which I may have arising from my participation in this activity, including, but not limited to bodily injury or death to myself or my horse(s) and damage to property arising from any cause whatever, including the negligence or one or more individuals and organization referred to herein. I hereby declare that in signing this document that I have read and fully understand and agree to the terms and conditions stated herein and that it is binding upon my executors, heirs and assigns.
Signature of Rider
Date
As the Owner/Agent for the competing horse I have given my permission for the Rider to compete in the Nechako Valley Exhibition Open Horse Show and con¿rm that there is liability coverage in force with respect to the ownership of the competing horse(s).
Signature of Owner/Agent
Date
I acknowledge as Parent/Guardian of minor rider that I have read and fully understand and agree to the terms and conditions stated herein on behalf of the minor rider and myself.
Signature of Parent/Guardian
Date
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N E C H A K O V A L L E Y
S A D D L E
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BARRELS POLES STAKES KEYHOLE
• Four Age Groups • Birthdate required for proper placing *We acknowledge the ¿nancial assistance of the Province of British Columbia*
$5 per event
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*Limited to the first 20 riders signed up. Ride bareback. Winner takes all.
JACKPOT RIDE ~ A ~ BUCK $5 per rider
9:00 am Saturday August 18, 2012 Pre-register by August 3, 2012 Contact Toni Solmonson for more info 567-2933
NECHAKO VALLEY EXHIBITION – GYMKHANA ENTRY FORM Postmarked Entry Deadline: Fri. August 3, 2012. Entry fees, including Ride-a-Buck, must Download this form at www.nvesociety.com accompany entry form. Participant Information: Name:
Birthdate:
Age:
Mailing Address:
Phone #:
Horse’s Name:
Horse’s Age:
Tell us about you and your horse (your experience - for the announcer’s introduction).
Tell us about your favourite event and why.
Events Keyhole Pole Bending Stake Race Barrels Parent/Guardian Signature: _________________________________ Ride-a-Buck* Mail to: Nechako Valley Saddle Club 10640 Stump Road Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A1
___ $5.00 ___ $5.00 ___ $5.00 ___ $5.00 ___ $5.00
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SMALL ANIMAL BARN Divisions 4-7
Fun for ALL Ages! Come visit the Small Animal Barn to see domestic and exotic varieties of rabbits, chickens, goats, ducks, turkeys, sheep and more! Fun events too for all ages.
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COLOURING CONTEST
Children ages 3-5, 6-8, 9-12 There will be a colouring contest running all weekend in the Small Animal Barn for kids aged 3-12. Prizes will be awarded on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
PET PARADE
ALL pets are welcome!! Saturday, August 18 at 12:00 Noon How to Enter: 1. Register your pet on Thursday August 16 after 5:00 pm. in the small animal barn, OR 2. Call Kelly to register before Saturday.
PEOPLE’S CHOICE STALL DECORATION CONTEST
Decorate your animal stall and win a prize! Visitors vote for their favourite stall in the Small Animal Barn. Prize donated by the Nechako Valley Exhibition.
SCARECROW COMPETITION
Have fun creating your unique scarecrow. Scarecrows will be used to decorate the Barn for the duration of the Exhibition. We hope to see lots of different ideas for making scarecrows. Everyone’s participation in this event is greatly appreciated. Categories:
Ages 6 – 13 Ages 14 – Adult Entry Fee: $2.00 for both age categories. Prize: The winner of each category receives a rosette ribbon and 50% of entry fees of scarecrow competition. How to Enter: 1. Scarecrows need to be at the Small Animal Barn starting from 5:00 pm on Thursday August 16. 2. You can either make your scarecrow when you get there, or you can make it at home before you come. 3. The judging will take place on Thursday August 16 after all scarecrows are entered. 4. Please pick-up your scarecrows on Sunday August 19 at 4:00 pm.
Div. 4-7 General Rules for ALL Exhibitors 1. The Exhibitor is responsible for feeding and watering their own animals. 2. The Exhibitor must supply their own feed. 3. The Exhibitor is solely responsible for cleaning their pens periodically throughout each day of the Exhibition and adding fresh bedding. 4. On the last day (Sunday) the Exhibitor must clean out their pens. 5. If the Exhibitor is unable to be there for a day, they are to please make prior arrangements with the Chairperson. 6. Animals need to be in the barn starting from 5:00 p.m. on Thursday night. 7. Read ‘Notice to Exhibitors’ on Page 5.
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601 602 603 604 605
Chairperson: Kelly Beal: 250-570-7715 Entry Fee: $3.00 Prize: Ribbons 1st 2nd 3rd Rules: See Page 31. Class: 401 Market Lamb (Must be housed in the Small Animal Barn)
Single Mature Rooster Single Mature Hen Single Young Cock Single Young Pullet Pen of Three Young Pullets
Class: Medium i.e. Sussex, Orpington, Cornish, etc. 606 Single Mature Rooster 607 Single Mature Hen 608 Single Young Cock 609 Single Young Pullet 610 Pen of Three Young Pullets
DIVISION 4A - PIGS Chairperson: Kelly Beal: 250-570-7715 Entry Fee: $3.00 per class Prize: Ribbons 1st 2nd 3rd Rules: See Page 31. Class: 402 Market Hog 403 Breeding Gilt/Sow (Must be housed in the Small Animal Barn)
Class: Light i.e.: Leghorn, Hamburg, etc. 611 Single Mature Rooster 612 Single Mature Hen 613 Single Young Cock 614 Single Young Pullet 615 Pen of 3 Young Pullets
DIVISION 5 – GOATS
SECTION 2 – ALL OTHER BREEDS i.e. Houdan, Pheonix, Naketneck, Ameraucanas (with tails), Ameraucanas (Rumpless; without tails) Class: 616 Single Mature Rooster 617 Single Mature Hen 618 Single Young Cock 619 Single Young Pullet 620 Pen of Three Young Pullets 621 Pen of Three Fryers hatched 2011
Chairperson: Kelly Beal: 250-570-7715 Entry Fee: $3.50 per class Prize: Ribbons 1st 2nd 3rd Special Rules: 1. NO Bucks allowed on the grounds. 2. See Page 31. Class: 501 Boar Goats 502 Miniature Goats 503 All other Breeds of Goats 504 Goat with Kids (Any Breed)
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46 43thrd Annual Nechako Valley Exhibition, 2012 2009 SECTION 3 – BANTAM BREEDS Class: Clean Legged i.e. Old English Game, Leghorn, Plymouth Rock, Seabright, Black Rose Comb, Wyandottes, Cornish, Polish, etc. 622 Single Mature Rooster 623 Single Mature Hen 624 Single Young Cock 625 Single Young Pullet 626 Pen of Three Young Pullets Class: Feather Legged i.e. Mille Fleur, Cochin, Silkies, etc. 627 Single Mature Rooster 628 Single Mature Hen 629 Single Young Hen 630 Single Young Hen 631 Pen of Three Young Pullets Class: Barn Yard 632 Single Mature Rooster 633 Single Mature Hen 634 Single Young Cock 635 Single Young Pullet 636 Pen of Three Pullets Class: Hen with Chicks: any breed of chicken with chicks (Ribbons Only) 637 Hen with Chicks SECTION 4 – EXOTIC BIRDS Class: Pheasants – (1 only any type) 638 Single Mature Cock 639 Single Mature Hen 640 Single Young Cock 641 Single Young Hen SECTION 5 – PEA FOWL (ANY BREED) Class: 642 Single Mature Cock 643 Single Mature Hen 644 Pen of Two Hatched in 2012 SECTION 6 – GUINEA FOWL (ANY BREED) Class: 645 Single Mature Cock 646 Single Mature Hen 647 Pen of Two Hatched in 2012 SECTION 7 - TURKEYS Class: 648 Single Mature Tom 649 Single Mature Hen 650 Pen of Two Hatched 2012 651 Any other Breed i.e.: Quail etc. SECTION 8 - WATERFOWL Class: Heavy i.e. African, Toulouse, Embden, etc. 652 Single Mature Gander 653 Single Mature Goose (Female) 654 Pen of Two Hatched in 2012
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Class: Light i.e.: Chinese, etc. 655 Single Mature Gander 656 Single Mature Goose (Female) 657 Pen of Two Hatched in 2012 SECTION 9 - DUCKS Class: Heavy i.e. Peking, Rouen, Muscouvy, etc. 658 Single Mature Drake 659 Single Mature Duck (Female) 660 Pen of two Hatched 2012 Class: Light. i.e. Khaki Campbell, Indian runner, etc. 661 Single Mature Drake 662 Single Mature Duck (Female) 663 Pen of two hatched 2012 Class: Bantam i.e. Mallard, Call, etc. 664 Single Mature Drake 665 Single Mature Duck Female 666 Pen of two hatched 2012 667 Barn yard cross of duck or goose (1 only) 668 Duck (Female) or Goose (Female) with ducklings or goslings (Ribbons Only) SECTION 10 - PIGEONS Class: Heavy i.e. Modena, etc 669 Single, either sex 670 One pair Class: Light i.e. Homers, etc. 671 Single, any sex 672 One pair Class: Fancy i.e. Doves, Fantails, etc. 673 Single, any sex 674 One pair 675 Family – any variety
PEOPLE’S CHOICE STALL DECORATION CONTEST Vote for the best decorated stall in the Small Animal Barn. Prize donated by the Nechako Valley Exhibition.
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Chairperson: Kelly Beal: 250-570-7715 Entry Fee: $1.00 Prize: Ribbons 1st 2nd 3rd Special Rules: 1. Diseased or sick rabbits may be removed or refused at Chairperson or vet’s discretion. 2. Rabbits are not to be displayed in cardboard boxes. 3. Contact Chairperson about accommodation as soon as possible. 4. No entries after 9:00 pm Thursday August 16, 2012. 5. See Page 31. SECTION 1 Class: Meat Breeds i.e. California, New Zealand, Flemish Giant etc. 701 Sr. Buck 702 Sr. Doe 703 Jr. Buck 704 Jr. Doe 705 Pen of three SECTION 2 Class: Fancy Breeds – Satin Breeds 706 Sr. Buck 707 Sr. Doe 708 Jr. Buck 709 Jr. Doe
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Division Number: ___________ Division Name: _________________________
Entry Deadline: Entries must be submitted by Thursday August 16, 2012. Special Instructions: 1. Use a separate entry form for EACH Division you enter. 2. Write the Division Number and Name in the space provided in the top righthand corner of this form. 3. This form is NOT for beef entries. 4. Please read ‘Notice to Exhibitors’ on Page 5 before making your submission. 5. Please see Page 31 for General Rules in the Small Animal Barn.
Exhibitor Information: Name: Address:
Phone: Email:
Download this form at www.nvesociety.com CLASS #
CLASS NAME
ANIMAL NAME
Mail to: Nechako Valley Exhibition ATTN: Small Animal Division Box 863, Vanderhoof, BC, V0J 3A0 I hearby acknowledge that I have read the rules of the Small Animal Livestock Divisions and the General Rules of the Nechako Valley Exhibition. I make these entries in full accordance therewith and at my own risk.
REG #
BIRTHDATE
Total Entry Fees: Exhibitor’s Pass ($10): Camping Fee ($20):
TOTAL FEES:
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DRAFT HORSE Division 8
Friday, August 17
ARENA DRIVING TRIALS BC PERCHERON SHOW Business Sponsors: Royal LePage Home Central YRB Vanderhoof Veterinary Clinic P.J. Collision Vanderhoof Co-op Westline Ford Kal Tire Glen Dale Agra Services All West Auctions Northland First Aid Sinkut Creek Ranch Walt Detwiler Dadz MufÀer Ensign Contracting Paddy Fawcett Nechako Excavating Grace Memorial Gabs & Cuts Hot Rodts Garage California Dreamin Cliff & Bonnie Fawcett John & Leslie Michaud
Saturday, August 18 HALTER CLASSES PERFORMANCE CLASSES PLOW MATCH
Thank you to our sponsors and help in 2011. Volunteers: Bud Sutton
Sunday, August 19
PERFORMANCE CLASSES TEAM PULL
*We acknowledge the ¿nancial assistance of the Province of British Columbia*
Trophy Sponsors: The Country Locker Mike and Marilyn Kulchar Adams Ranch Paradise All Pets Resort Larry Stark John Campbell Yellow Horse Ranch Copper Leaf Ranch Suffolk’s Vanderhoof Co-op KR Ranch Henry and Leslie Rempel Nechako Valley Horse Logging Farmgate Fabricating The Fawcett Family Pye Enterprises The Gulbranson Family Down Under Ranch Sinkut Creek Ranch O’Meara Autobody 2H Ranch Nechako Valley Exhibition
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Special Rules: 1. It is mandatory that Exhibitors have coverage under the Horse Council of BC. Chairperson: Denise Rodts 567-9734 2. The date of birth will be considered to January 1st in Show Secretary: Renata Mecham 567-5306 Announcer: To Be Announced the year the animal was foaled. Judge: To Be Announced 3. Classes will gather in a collecting ring ten minutes Barn Manager: Bud Sutton prior to their respective classes. Any Exhibitor Entry Fees: who is not ready when his or her class is called will Please Note: automatically forfeit the entry fee. Post Entries will be accepted at 9:00 am Saturday August 4. All foals must be exhibited in the halter. Mares may 18, 2012, for halter classes and up to one hour before accompany foals into the ring at the discretion of the performance classes. Exhibitor. Team pull entries are NOT to be included with halter & 5. All animals must be tied or stalled when not being performance entries. Pulling competition entries will be actively exhibited. No animal will be allowed to run accepted up to one hour before pull at the Draft Horse at large on the Exhibition Grounds at any time. Of¿ce on the Exhibition Grounds. 6. Header or swomper required with hitch classes. All Team Pull Entry Fee: attendants will be presentable & in proper attire. Team $35.00. To be eligible for the team pull, teams must 7. A junior is anyone 18 years old or younger. Proof of be entered in two other classes, either performance or age may be requested. halter. 8. No stallions to be handled by a Junior Exhibitor. All Teams will be weighed in. The teams will be split in 9. Weigh-in: Saturday morning from 8:00-9:00 am half with the top being the heavy and the bottom being the 10. Read ‘Notice of Exhibitors’ on Page 5. light. If there is an odd number of teams the middle team 11. All Exhibitors must sign the Liability Form upon will be light if it weighs less than 3400 lbs, it will be heavy arrival. if they are more than 3401 lbs. Both weight classes will pull at the same time with the lightest team pulling ¿rst & PEOPLE’S CHOICE heaviest team pulling last. Separate prize money will be STALL DECORATION CONTEST paid for both classes Pulling rules will be posted at the Vote for the best decorated stall in the Exhibition. Heavy Horse Barn. Stall Fees: Prize donated by the Nechako Valley Exhibition. Double Tie Stall: $6.00 per day Clean-up Deposit: $15.00 per stall. Clean-up deposit will be refunded after inspection of stall(s) when ready to leave. A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR Make cheques payable to: Nechako Valley Exhibition Draft Horse Division
2011 SPONSORS
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fun events for kids at the fair
Kids Carnival Games We are bringing in some fun and events for the kids. Always a laugh and great entertainment. Mini Putt GolÀng
Fun for all ages, mini putt golÀng will bring out the fun competition in all of us.Kids Carnival Games and Mini Putt GolÀng are sponsored and run by Vanderhoof Children·s Theatre.
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Vanderhoof Co-op for sponsoring our Heavy Horse Plow Match and Grace Memorial, Kal Tire, All West Glass, Glen Dale Agra, Clint Ellis Cattle Co, Nechako Excavating, Northland First Aid, Royal LePage Home Central, Omineca Glass, Westline Ford, YRB, Dadz MufÀer, Grassland Equipment, for sponsoring our Heavy & Light Horse Division.
SPECIAL AWARDS & TROPHIES: Best All Round Teamster: Trophy donated by The Gulbranson Family (Orin Gulbranson Memorial). Best Mannered Team: Trophy donated by The Country Locker. Best Decorated Stall (People’s Choice): Prize donated by the Nechako Valley Exhibition.
46 43thrd Annual Nechako Valley Exhibition, 2012 2009 FRIDAY AUGUST 17, 2012 @ 1:00 PM SECTION 1 – ARENA DRIVING TRIALS IN HEAVY HORSE RING DRESSAGE TEST ADS #3 Entry Fee: $12.00 per class Prize Money: 1st $50, 2nd $30, 3rd $20. Ribbons to 5th Class: 801 Turn Out (Light Horse/Pony) Sponsored by 2H Ranch 802 Driving Dressage - Training (Open Class) Sponsored by Giver a Yank Towing 803 Driving Dressage - Preliminary (Open Class) Sponsored by Leslie Michaud 804 Drive and ride (Open Class) Sponsored by Giver a Yank Towing 805 Pleasure Driving Reinsmanship (Open Class) Sponsored by 2H Ranch 806 Novice Driver Reinsmanship (Light Horse/Pony) (Not ever having won three ¿rst places) Sponsored by Pitka Logging Ltd. 807 Pleasure Driving Working 1st Year Light Horse/ Pony 808 Pleasure Driving Working (Open Class) SECTION 2 - BC PERCHERON SHOW STARTING AT 4PM IN HEAVY HORSE RING Ribbons Only 809 Broodmare (with foal at side) 810 Filly Foal of Current Year 811 Foal - Colt Current Year 812 Yearling Filly 813 2 Year Old Filly 814 Junior Champion Filly/Reserve 815 Yearling Stallion 816 2 Year Old Stallion 817 Junior Champion Stallion/Reserve 818 3 Years and Older Stallion 819 Grand Champion Stallion/Reserve 820 3 Year Old Filly 821 Yeld Mare - 4-6 Years Old 822 Yeld Mare - 7 Years and Older
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SATURDAY AUGUST 18, 2012 @ 10:00 AM SECTION 2 – HALTER IN HEAVY HORSE RING Entry Fee: $6.00 per class Prize Money: 1st $50, 2nd $30, 3rd $20. 826 827 828 829 830 831
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SECTION 3 – PERFORMANCE CLASSES IN HEAVY HORSE RING Entry Fee: $12.00 per class Prize Money: 1st $50, 2nd $30, 3rd $20. 832 833 834
Junior Cart (All Horses) Sponsored by Western Financial Group Draft Cart Class Sponsored by Hot Rodts Garage Open Cart Class (All Horses) Sponsored by Ronni’s Hair Gallery
Lunch Break 12:00 - 1:00 pm Entry Fee: $12.00 per class Prize Money: 1st $100, 2nd $60, 3rd $40. 835 836 837 838 839 840 841
Draft Team on Wagon Sponsored by Mike & Marilyn Kulchar Ladies Team on Wagon Sponsored by Adams Ranch Team of Registered Mares Sponsored by California Dreamin’ Junior Driving Competition Sponsored by Larry Stark Best Decorated Team (Draft) Sponsored by Paradise All Pets Resort Unicorn Hitch Four Horse Hitch Sponsored by California Dreamin’
Entry Fee: $12.00 per class Prize Money: 1st $50, 2nd $30, 3rd $20. 842 843 844 845 846
Obstacle Cones Gamblers Choice Cones Driving Barrels - Timed Event Trot only (Open class clover leaf pattern) Driving Keyhole - Timed event Trot only (open class) Driving Pole Bending - Timed Event Trot only (open class)
SATURDAY AUGUST 18, 2012 @ 3:00 PM PLOW MATCH @ HEAVY HORSE FIELDS Mark Storey Memorial Team Plow Match Sponsored by Vanderhoof Co-op Entry Fee: $30.00 (to be added to prize money) Prizes: To be paid out to 5th place. Prize money $500 added (Split between both classes) 847 848
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PEOPLE’S CHOICE STALL DECORATION CONTEST Vote for the best decorated stall in the Heavy Horse Barn. Prize donated by the Nechako Valley Exhibition.
SUNDAY AUGUST 19, 2012 @ 9:00 AM SECTION 3 – PERFORMANCE CLASSES IN HEAVY HORSE RING Entry Fee: $12.00 per class Prize Money: 1st $100, 2nd $60, 3rd $40. 849 850 851 852
Team Log Skid Sponsored by KR Ranch Teamster Competition Sponsored by Gabs N Cuts Junior Teamster Farm Implement
HEAVY HORSE PULL @ 2:00 PM IN THE INDOOR ARENA Team Pull Entry Fee: $35.00 per team Prize Money: $3,000 added. Both weight classes will pull together. Prize money will be split between both divisions. Payout for 1st, 2nd, 3rd 853 854
Light Weight Division. Trophy donated by the Fawcett Family (Ken & Mollie Fawcett Memorial). Heavy Weight Division
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NAME OF CLASS
NAME & AGE OF HORSE
EXHIBITOR’S NAME
PRIZE MONEY
Total Entry Fees:
PLACING
TOTAL FEES:
Stall Clean-Up Fee ($15.00): refundable
Team Pull Fee ($35.00):
Stall Fees ($6.00 per stall):
Camping Pass ($20/weekend):
Exhibitor Pass ($10.00 each):
HANDLER’S NAME
ENTRY FEE
Make Cheques payable to: Nechako Valley Exhibition Society Box 863 Vanderhoof, BC VOJ 3AO
Address:
Email Address:
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Phone #:
Signature of Parent or guardian for Juniors:
HCBC #:
I hearby acknowledge that I have read the rules of the Draft Horse Show and the General Rules of the Nechako Valley Exhibition. I make these entries in full accordance therewith and at my own risk. Exhibitor: Signature of Exhibitor:
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Please read ‘Notice to Exhibitors’ on Page 5 before making your submission.
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Entry Deadline: Upon arrival at the Exhibition, August 17-19, 2012.
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Kids have FUN at the fair!!
At the Exhibition there are many things for kids to do -- games, contests, music, play areas and more. Check out Divisions 4 to 7 if you have farm animals to enter, and look up Divisions 9, 21 and 22 to see what arts, crafts and baking classes that are available for kids 0-17!! If you are interested in 4-H, visit the 4-H building during the fair to learn about the clubs in our community.
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EXHIBIT BUILDING Divisions 9-22
Wednesday August 15, 2012 Enter Exhibits 1:00-8:00 pm Friday August 17, 2012 Building Open to Public 12:00 noon-8 pm The theme in the Exhibit Building is
‘FARM TRANSPORTATION THROUGH THE AGES’ PLEASE NOTE: All entries must be in the building Wednesday, August 15,2012 by 8pm
Saturday August 18, 2012 Building Open to Public 9:00 am-8:00 pm Sunday August 19, 2012 Building Open to Public 9:00 am-4:00 pm Pick-up Exhibits 4:00 pm
Special Competitions! See Page 55 for information on special provincial and nation wide competitions. Make the Lemony Mint Herb Tea recipe on Page 53 and enter it in Division 14.
Be creative and have fun - join the Exhibit Building Team! Contact the NVES for more info.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR EXHIBITORS General Information about entering exhibits in the Exhibit Building. 1. Entries will only be accepted in the Exhibit Building on Wednesday August 15, 2012 from 1:00 pm to 8:00 pm. NO entries will be accepted after 8:00 pm. 2. Exhibitors must be amateur in nature, as opposed to professional. 3. Exhibits shall not bear any identi¿cation of the Exhibitor, except the entry ticket. 4. Use one Entry Form for each Division (see exceptions below). 5. Pick-up exhibits no sooner than 4:00 pm Sunday. 6. Read ‘Notice to Exhibitors’ on Page 5. How to ¿ll out the Junior Exhibitor Tags/Entry Form 1. Use only one entry form per Junior Exhibitor. 2. Division Number is 21. 3. Division Name is Junior Exhibits. 4. Class Number is the number corresponding to the class (eg. 2180 is the class number for Petunias). 5. For age identi¿cation of classes, the following letters must be added behind the Class Number, and a stickers placed on each entry tag. • 6-8 yr olds use ‘A’ (eg. 2180A) - yellow sticker • 9-11 yr olds use ‘B’ (eg. 2180B) - green sticker 6. Exception is the Junior Canning. Use a new entry form, use Division 13 and Division Name Home Preserving, use Class Numbers corresponding to those in Division 13, and end the Class Number with a ‘J’ then an A, B, or C as listed in Point #6 (eg. 1351JB for Plum Jam 9-11 yr old Junior).
How to ¿ll out the Original Art Exhibitor Form/Tags (Division 18 Section 1) 1. Use one entry form for this Division. 2. Division Number is 18. 3. Division Name is Handicrafts & Arts. 4. All original art is in Section 1. 5. Class Number is the number corresponding to the class in Section 1 (eg. 1838 is the Class Number for Watercolour). 6. For identi¿cation of theme within Section 1 the following letters must be added behind the Class Number: • Landscape use ‘A’ (eg. 1838A) • Portrait use ‘B’ (eg. 1838B) • Still Life use ‘C’ (eg. 1838C) • Animal use ‘D’ (eg. 1838D) • Other use ‘E’ (eg. 1838E)
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DIVISION 9 – PRESCHOOL EXHIBITS
DIVISION 10 – AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
Chairperson: Sandra Biovin 996-8897 Entry Fee: $ 0.50 per Entry Prize Money: 1st $2, 2nd $1 SPONSOR: Pierre & Sylvia Lizotte Special Prizes: Gift Special Rules: 1. One entry per Exhibitor in each class. 2. Exhibitor must be between 0-5 years of age at the time of entry. 3. All entries must have a white sticker on the entry tag.
Chairperson: Robin Janzen 567-9654 Entry Fee: $ 0.50 per Entry Prize Money: 1st $3, 2nd $2 SPONSOR: Blue Mountain Honey Special Prizes: 3 kg of honey to high point winner Special Rules: 1. One entry per Exhibitor in each class. 2. Grains may be last years crop and be named as to variety. 3. Sheaves must be at least 2” in diameter at neck of grain, tied with plain string and must be neat in appearance. 4. Compost exhibits must be entered in a lidded mason jar. 5. For all ‘Other’ classes, entries will be judged on its own merit or with other like kind.
SECTION 1 - PRESCHOOL Class: 900 Bush Bean Plant Grown from Seed 901 Collection of Vegetables, 3 varieties 902 Colour a Picture from a Colouring Book 903 Cut & Glue Collage 904 Decorated Cake, 8” round 905 Finger Painting, 8”x11” paper 906 Flower Arrangement 907 Lego Creation, no larger than 9x13 908 Modeling, clay or play dough 909 Non-Perishable Food Necklace 910 Miniature Farm, under 8”x10” 911 Original Picture, 8”x11” paper 912 Print First Name, 8”x11” paper 913 Vegetable Creature
DIVISION 9 IS NOW FOR PRESCHOOL AGED CHILDREN!!
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SECTION 1 – GRAINS Class: 1000 Sheaf of Barley 1001 Sheaf of Oats 1002 Sheaf of Wheat 1003 Sheaf of Canola 1004 Flour, 227 g 1005 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. SECTION 2 – FORAGE CROPS Class: 1006 Baled Hay, alfalfa, 4.5 kg bale 1007 Baled Hay, grass-legume, 4.5 kg bale 1008 Baled Straw, 4.5 kg bale 1009 Silage, any variety in plastic bag, 4 l 1010 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. SECTION 3 – COMPOST Class: 1011 Grass Clippings/Yard Waste, 1 l 1012 Kitchen Scraps, 1 l 1013 Manure, 1 l 1014 Worm Casting, 1 l 1015 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. SECTION 4 – DAIRY Class: 1016 Butter, 125 ml 1017 Butter, fancy pat 1018 Buttermilk, 250 ml 1019 Cheese, homemade, 125 ml 1020 Cottage Cheese, 250 ml 1021 Cream, Table, 250 ml 1022 Cream, Whipping, 250 ml 1023 Milk, Cow, 250 ml 1024 Milk, Goat, 250 ml 1025 Yogurt, 125 ml 1026 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes.
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SECTION 6 – HONEY Class: 1035 Chunk Honey, 250 ml 1036 Combed Honey, 1 frame 1037 Granulated Honey, 250 ml 1038 Liquid Honey, Amber, 250 ml 1039 Liquid Honey, Light, 250 ml 1040 Beeswax, Comb, 250 g 1041 Beeswax, 2 Cakes Molded 225 g-455 g SECTION 7 – FIBRE Class: 1042 Raw Wool, 1 Àeece 1043 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. SECTION 8 - TANNING & TAXIDERMY Class: 1044 Bird 1045 Small Animal 1046 Tanned Hide
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Pet Parade Parade starts at 12:00 noon on Saturday outside the Small Animal Barn. All pets and owners welcome.
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www.nvesociety.com DIVISION 11 – FLOWERS
Chairperson: VACANT 567-4181 Entry Fee: $ 0.50 per Entry Prize Money: 1st $3, 2nd $2 SPONSOR: Maxine’s Greenhouse Special Prizes: $25 Gift Certi¿cate to high point winner in Section 1 SPONSOR: Atkin’s Growers Greenhouse Special Prizes: $25 Gift Certi¿cate to high point winner in Section 2 SPONSOR: Nugrowth Technology Special Prizes: $40 Gift Certi¿cate to high point winner in Section 3 Special Rules: 1. One entry per Exhibitor in each class. 2. All entries must be the property of and grown by the Exhibitor. 3. Containers for arrangements must be provided by Exhibitor. 4. Containers for cut Àowers will be provided at the Exhibit Building. 5. Colours may be mixed, except where speci¿ed. 6. For all ‘Other’ classes, entries will be judged on its own merit or with other like kind. 7. All Àowers will be judged according to the Government scale of points set out in Publication #1395, which can be obtained on application to the Department of Agriculture, Victoria or the local provincial branch in Vanderhoof. 8. Height of container - Small 6” & under, Medium 7-10”, Large over 10”. Terms: Bloom = A stem with a single bloom. Spike = An upright stem with several blooms. Stem = A specimen with leaves, Àowers & buds. Spray = A much-branched inÀorescence, such as phlox, godetia, dianthus, clarkia, etc. SECTION 1 – CUT FLOWERS Class: 1100 Aster, dwarf types, 4 blooms 1101 Aster, large double, 4 blooms 1102 Aster, large single, 4 blooms 1103 Aster, needle or spider, 4 blooms 1104 Bachelor Buttons, 4 stems 1105 Calendula, 4 blooms 1106 Clarkias, 6 sprays 1107 Cosmos, 6 Sprays 1108 Dahlia, 1 dinner plate 1109 Dahlia, cactus, 3 blooms 1110 Dahlia, decorative, 3 blooms 1111 Dahlia, dwarf annual, 4 blooms 1112 Dahlia, pompom, 4 blooms 1113 Daisy, double, 6 stems 1114 Daisy, single, 6 stems 1115 Delphinium, 3 spikes 1116 Dianthus, 4 stems 1117 Gladiolus, different varieties, 6 spikes 1118 Gladiolus, large, 1st Àoret over 41/2” under 51/2” diameter, 1 spike
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Gladiolus, medium, 1st Àoret over 31/2” under 41/2” diameter, 1 spike Gladiolus, miniature, 1st Àoret under 21/2” diameter, 1 spike Gladiolus, one variety, mixed colours, 4 spikes Gladiolus, one variety, same colour, 3 spikes Gladiolus, small, 1st Àoret over 21/2” under 31/2” diameter, 1 spike Godetia, 6 sprays Golden Glow, 6 sprays Lavatera, 4 spikes Lilies, 1 spike Marigold, large, over 23/4” diameter, 4 blooms Marigold, medium, over 11/2” under 23/4” diameter, 4 blooms Marigold, small, under 11/2” diameter, 4 blooms Nasturtiums, 4 blooms Nicotiana, 3 sprays Pansy, same mixed colour, 4 blooms Pansy, same solid colour, 4 blooms Petunia, double, same variety, 3 cuts Petunia, single plain, same mixed colour, 6 cuts Petunia, single plain, same one colour, 6 cuts Petunia, single rufÀed, same mixed colour, 6 cuts Petunia, single rufÀed, same one colour, 6 cuts Phlox, annual, 3 sprays Phlox, perennial, 3 sprays Poppy, 4 stems Roses, shrub, 1 spray Roses, tea, 1 stem Snapdragon, over 6” under 12 “ spike length, 3 stems Snapdragon, under 6” spike length, 3 stems Statice, 3 sprays Statice, German, 3 sprays Stock, double, 6 sprays StrawÀower, 6 stems SunÀowers, small, 3 blooms up to 6” SunÀowers, medium, 3 blooms over 6” under 12” SunÀowers, large, 1 bloom 12” and over Sweet Peas, one variety, mixed colours, 6 stems Sweet peas, one variety, same colour, 6 stems Sweet Williams, same colour, 6 sprays Zinnia, giant double, 3 blooms Zinnia, single, 3 blooms Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. Provide 1 to 4 stems.
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SECTION 2 – ARRANGEMENTS Class: 1160 Arrangement, dahlias 1161 Arrangement, dried Àowers and grasses 1162 Arrangement, formal, using large Àowers with foliage as desires 1163 Arrangement, formal, using medium Àowers with foliage as desires 1164 Arrangement, formal, using small cut Àowers with foliage as desires 1165 Arrangement, gladiolus 1166 Arrangement, miniature Àowers, under 4” 1167 Arrangement, mixed Àowers 1168 Arrangement, novelty 1169 Arrangement, using dried Àowers only 1170 Arrangement, wild Àowers & grasses 1171 Bouquet, mixed Àowers in a large container 1172 Bouquet, mixed Àowers in a medium container 1173 Bouquet, mixed Àowers in a small container 1174 Bouquet, one variety, large 1175 Bouquet, one variety, medium 1176 Bouquet, one variety, small 1177 Bouquet, roses, minimum 7 stems 1178 Water feature 1179 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. SECTION 3 – HOUSEPLANTS & HANGING BASKETS Class: 1180 Cactus Garden 1181 Houseplant, large 1182 Houseplant, medium 1183 Houseplant, small 1184 Indoor Hanging Plant in Àower, large 1185 Indoor Hanging Plant in Àower, medium 1186 Indoor Hanging Plant in Àower, small 1187 Indoor Hanging Plant, large 1188 Indoor Hanging Plant, medium 1189 Indoor Hanging Plant, small 1190 Outdoor Hanging Basket 1191 Patio Container 1192 Potted African Violet 1193 Potted Geranium 1194 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes.
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SPECIAL PRIZE Exhibit Building Overall High Points Like every year, Nechako Trading will surprise us with another wonderful prize for the buildings overall high points winner. Thank you Rex & Randy for your continued support of the Exhibit Building. To Win: Enter as many Divisions and Classes as you can (you earn 3 points for placing First in a Class, and 2 points for Second). All your points are tallied after the judging and the Exhibitor with the most points overall wins!
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DIVISION 12 – GARDEN PRODUCE
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SECTION 1 – VEGETABLES Class: 1200 Bean, broad, 12 pods Chairperson: Robin Janzen 567-9654 1201 Bean, bush, green, 12 pods Entry Fee: $ 0.50 per Entry 1202 Bean, bush, purple, 12 pods Prize Money: 1st $3, 2nd $2 1203 Bean, bush, yellow, 12 pods SPONSOR: Nechako Valley Food Network Special Prizes: $25 Gift Certi¿cate to high point winner 1204 Bean, scarlet runner, 12 pods 1205 Beet, cylinder, 5 roots Special Rules: 1206 Beet, globe, 5 roots 1. One entry per exhibitor in each class. 2. Display on paper plates and cover with plastic wrap. 1207 Broccoli, 1 head 1208 Brussels Sprouts, 6 specimens 3. All exhibits to be grown by the Exhibitor in 2011. 1209 Cabbage, green, 1 head 4. Name the variety on exhibit tag if possible. 1210 Cabbage, red, 1 head Judging Information: 1211 Cabbage, savoy, 1 head 1. All vegetables will be judged according to the 1212 Carrot, intermediate, over 4” under 7”, 5 roots Government scale of Points set out in Circular 1213 Carrot, long, over 7”, 5 roots #50B, which can be obtained on application to 1214 Carrot, short under 4”, 5 roots the Department of Agriculture, Victoria or the local 1215 CauliÀower, 1 head provincial branch in Vanderhoof. Root vegetables 1216 Celery, 2 specimens should have 1/2 inch stems and roots should be 1217 Corn, 4 ears clean and intact. 1218 Cucumber, pickling, 6 specimens 2. All fruits will be judged according to standards of 1219 Cucumber, slicing, 2 specimens perfection as set out in the BC Circular #50C. If, 1220 Kale, 1 head in the opinion of the judge any entry is not up to 1221 Kohlrabi, 2 specimens standard, no award will be given. 1222 Leeks, 4 specimens 3. Judges look for Quality. This is the most important factor. Entries should be clean, properly trimmed & 1223 Lettuce, 2 heads 1224 Lettuce, leaf, 2 bunches handled so as to make them appear attractive. 4. Judges look for Uniformity. The various specimens in 1225 Lettuce, romain, 2 bunches each entry should be uniform in size, form, colour & 1226 Onion, green, 3 tied in a bunch 1227 Onion, pickling, 12 specimens quality. 1228 Onion, red, 3 tied in a bunch 5. Judges look for Condition. Entries should be in 1229 Onion, shallots & multipliers, 12 specimens good condition, not past their prime, and free from 1230 Onion, sweet Spanish, 5 specimens blemishes, bruises & breaks. 1231 Onion, yellow, 3 tied in a bunch 6. Judges look for Colour. Colours should be bright, 1232 Parsnip, 3 specimens clear and attractive. 7. Judges look for Size. Entries should be of a size that 1233 Peas, any variety, 12 pods reÀects the stage at which the produce has reached 1234 Peas, green shelled, 24 1235 Peas, sugar snaps, 12 pods its greatest perfection. 1236 Peppers, hot or mild pickling, 3 specimens 8. For all ‘Other’ classes, entries will be judged on its 1237 Peppers, sweet, green, 2 specimens own merit or with other like kind. 1238 Peppers, sweet, red, 2 specimens 1239 Peppers, sweet, yellow, 2 specimens 1240 Potato, red, 4 tubers 1241 Potato, white, 4 tubers 1242 Potato, other variety, 4 tubers 1243 Pumpkin, 1 specimens 1244 Radish, 6 specimens 1245 Rhubarb, 5 stalks 1246 Squash, spaghetti, 2 specimens 1247 Squash, zucchini, 2 specimens 1248 Squash, other, 2 specimens 1249 Squash, winter, 1 specimen 1250 Swiss Chard, coloured, 2 bunches 1251 Swiss Chard, green, 2 bunches 1252 Tomato, cherry, 6 specimens 1253 Tomato, green, 6 specimens 1254 Tomato, red or yellow, 6 specimens 1255 Turnip, summer, 5 specimens 1256 Turnip, swede or rutabagas, 3 specimens 1257 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes.
46 43thrd Annual Nechako Valley Exhibition, 2012 2009 SECTION 2 – FRUIT Class: 1258 Apples, 5 specimens 1259 Cherries, 12 specimens 1260 Crabapples, 12 specimens 1261 Currants, black, 6 clusters 1262 Currants, red, 6 clusters 1263 Currents, white, 6 clusters 1264 Gooseberries, 12 specimens 1265 Raspberries, 12 specimens 1266 Strawberries, 12 specimens 1267 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. SECTION 3 – COLLECTIONS Class: 1268 Collection of garden herbs, at least 5, correctly named 1269 Collection of garden vegetables, at least 8, grown in rural area 1270 Collection of garden vegetables, at least 8, grown in urban area SECTION 4 – HERBS Class: 1271 Basil, 1 stem 1272 Chives, 1 bunch 1273 Dill, 1 stem 1274 Fennel, 1 bunch 1275 Marjoram, 1 bunch 1276 Mint, 1 bunch 1277 Oregano, 1 bunch 1278 Parsley, 1 bunch 1279 Thyme, 1 bunch
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DIVISION 13 – HOME PRESERVING Chairperson: Valerie Pagdin 567-3889 Entry Fee: $ 0.50 per Entry Prize Money: 1st $3, 2nd $2 Junior/ Youth Entry Fee: $ 0.50 per Entry Junior/Youth Prize Money: 1st $2, 2nd $1 SPONSOR: Bernardin Special Prizes: To Qualify for Bernardin prizes, all winning competition entries must have been submitted in mason jars with properly sealed two-piece metal SNAP lids. (Regular gold BERNARDIN SNAP lids and colourful Bernardin Collection Elite SNAP lids are equally acceptable for competition. Unsealed jars, items with lug caps or wax seals are unacceptable). 1. Bernardin Best of Show ($30 Gift Certi¿cate) The winner will be selected from all competitors. The winner will be the judge’s choice of Best Home Canning Entry from among quali¿ers. 2. Bernardin Jam/Jelly Award ($20 Gift Certi¿cate) Quali¿ers must enter products(s) prepared with BERNARDIN Fruit Pectin (liquid or dry). Entry must be accompanied by proof of purchase (pkg or UPC). 3. Bernardin Gift Pack Award ($20 Gift Certi¿cate) Please refer to Section 9 for details. 4. Bernardin Snap Lid/Mason Jar Craft Competition see Section 9 1st prize $20 Gift Certi¿cate. Special Rules: 1. One entry per exhibitor in each class. 2. All canned goods must be presented in a MASON jar designed for home canning. 3. All jars must be clean and properly sealed to qualify for judging. 4. Canned goods must have been prepared within one year of the judging date. 5. DO NOT use paraf¿n wax to seal jams and jellies. 6. Jars must be labelled as to their contents and date. 7. Meat and low acid vegetables (i.e. – corn, peas, carrots) must be prepared using a pressure canner method. 8. Canning is judged on colour, even distribution of content, interior texture, appearance (make sure jars have clean rims), and how the jars are packed and sealed. 9. Judges may or may not open the jars. That has been left to their discretion. Some feel it is a waste of the contents if it is opened. 10. If jars are opened then Àavour is also counted. 11. Junior Exhibitors must add a ‘J’ behind the class number, followed by the letter and sticker that represents the age of the Exhibitor: • 6-8 yr olds add ‘A’ (eg. 2150A) - yellow sticker • 9-11 yr olds add ‘B’ (eg. 2150B) - green sticker • 12-14 yr olds add ‘C’ (eg. 2150C) - red sticker See Page 43 for more information. 12. For Youth entries, add a ‘Y’ behind the class number. 13. Junior, Youth and Adult will be judged separately. 14. For all ‘Other’ classes, entries will be judged on its own merit or with other like kind.
46 43thrd Annual Annual Nechako Nechako Valley Valley Exhibition, Exhibition, 2012 2009 SECTION 1 – SAUCES Class: 1300 Anti Pasto 1301 Chili 1302 Ketchup 1303 Salsa 1304 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. SECTION 2 – PICKLES Class: 1305 Beet Pickles 1306 Bread & Butter Pickles 1307 Carrot Pickles 1308 Cucumber Dill Pickles 1309 Mixed Pickles 1310 Mustard Pickles 1311 Onion Pickles, Silverskin 1312 Zucchini Pickles 1313 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. SECTION 3 – FRUIT Class: 1314 Apricots, fresh 1315 Apricots, dried 1316 Cherries, bing 1317 Peaches, fresh 1318 Peaches, dried 1319 Pears 1320 Plums, red, fresh 1321 Plums, red, dried 1322 Raspberries, tame 1323 Raspberries, wild 1324 Rhubarb, green 1325 Rhubarb, red 1326 Saskatoons 1327 Strawberries, tame 1328 Strawberries, wild 1329 Tomatoes 1330 Wild Huckleberries 1331 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. For recipes and helpful hints on Home Canning visit www.homecanning.ca
46 43thrd Annual Nechako Valley Exhibition, 2012 2009 SECTION 4 – JAMS & JELLIES Class: 1332 Apricot Jam 1333 Blueberry Jam 1334 Blueberry Jelly 1335 Carrot Marmalade 1336 Cherry Jam 1337 Cherry Jelly 1338 Citrus Marmalade 1339 Crabapple Jelly 1340 Cranberry Jelly, wild 1341 Currant Jam, black 1342 Currant Jelly, black 1343 Currant Jelly, red, tame 1344 Currant Jelly, red, wild 1345 Huckleberry Jam 1346 Lemon Butter 1347 Mixed Fruit Jam 1348 Mixed Fruit Jelly 1349 Peach Freezer Jam 1350 Peach Jam 1351 Pear Jam 1352 Plum Jam 1353 Raspberry & Other Fruit Mix Jam 1354 Raspberry & Other Fruit Mix Jelly 1355 Raspberry Freezer Jam 1356 Raspberry Jam, tame 1357 Raspberry Jam, wild 1358 Raspberry Jelly, tame 1359 Raspberry Jelly, wild 1360 Rhubarb & Strawberry Jam 1361 Rhubarb Jam 1362 Saskatoon Jam 1363 Saskatoon Jelly 1364 Strawberry Freezer Jam 1365 Strawberry Jam, tame 1366 Strawberry Jam, wild 1367 Vegetable Jam 1368 Vegetable Jelly 1369 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes Freezer Jam. 1370 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes - Jam. 1371 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes Jelly.
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SECTION 5 – VEGETABLES Class: 1372 Beans 1373 Carrots 1374 Peas 1375 Potatoes 1376 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. SECTION 6 – RELISHES Class: 1377 Beet Relish 1378 Cucumber Relish 1379 Horseradish 1380 Mincemeat 1381 Zucchini Relish 1382 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. SECTION 7 – VINEGARS & SYRUPS Class: 1383 Syrup, Raspberry 1384 Syrup, Strawberry 1385 Vinegar, Fruit 1386 Vinegar, Herb 1387 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. SECTION 8 – MEATS Class: 1388 Canned Beef 1389 Canned Chicken, with bones 1390 Canned Fish 1391 Canned Moose 1392 Dried, beef 1393 Dried, poultry 1394 Dried, wild meat 1395 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. SECTION 9 – SPECIAL CLASS Class: 1396 Bernardin Gift Pack Award. Entries must include at least 3 ¿lled mason jars sealed with Bernardin SNAP or Bernardin Collection Elite SNAP lids. Must be submitted in the appropriate container (a basket is not necessary). Each entry may be decorated for any theme (holiday, get well etc.) and may include appropriate items such as soap, candy, soup mixes etc. The judge will select winner based on creativity, quality of home canned product, perceived value and appropriateness of presentation. 1397 Bernadin Snap Lid/Mason Jar Craft Competition. Best decorative or functional home-made craft using a Bernadin Mason Jar(s) and/or 2 piece snap lid, as selected by the fair.
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46 43thrd Annual Nechako Valley Exhibition, 2012 2009 DIVISION 14 – BEVERAGES Chairperson: Chris Simrose 250-567-9404 Entry Fee: $ 0.50 per Entry Prize Money: 1st $3, 2nd $2 SPONSOR: Bacchus U-Brew Special Prizes: $50 Gift Certi¿cate to high point winner in Sections 1-4 SPONSOR: Ventin’s Vitamin House Special Prizes: $25 Gift Certi¿cate for the high point winner in Sections 5-8 Special Rules: 1. One entry per Exhibitor in each class. 2. All entries must be made by the Exhibitor. 3. All bottles and cap must be clean. 4. All beer must be domestically brewed. 5. Two bottles of beer must be submitted for each entry. 6. Juice & teas must list ingredients. 7. An iced tea entry must be a minimum of 2 cups. 8. For all ‘Other’ classes, entries will be judged on its own merit or with other like kind. SECTION 1 – GRAPE WINE Class: 1400 Red, dry 1401 Red, sweet 1402 White, dry 1403 White, sweet 1404 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. SECTION 2 – BERRY & FRUIT WINE Class: 1405 Red, dry 1406 Red, sweet 1407 White, dry 1408 White, sweet 1409 Wine Cooler 1410 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. SECTION 3 – BEER Class: 1411 Lager, light 1412 Lager, full body 1413 Special Beer 1414 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. ENTRY FORM ON PAGE 67, OR DOWNLOAD AT WWW.NVESOCIETY.COM
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SECTION 4 – LIQUEURS Class: 1415 Fruit 1416 Citrus Fruit 1417 Nut 1418 Cream 1419 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. SECTION 5 – FRUIT JUICES Class: 1420 Any One Variety 1421 Mixed Variety SECTION 6 – VEGETABLE JUICES Class: 1422 Any One Variety 1423 Mixed Variety SECTION 7 – TEAS Class: 1424 Herb, mixed 1425 Herb, other 1426 Iced, mixed 1427 Iced, other 1428 Sun Tea 1429 Specialty Tea: Lemony Mint Herb Tea *see recipe box* SECTION 8 – SODA Class: 1430 Rootbeer 1431 Gingerale 1432 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes.
Lemony Mint Herb Tea Recipe: (for class 1429) 1) Pound 4oz. of fresh mint leaves to a pulp with a pestle and mortar or food processor. Add 1oz. of ¿nely ground sugar. Boil 1 litre of water with 2oz. of sugar for 5 minutes. Add juice of two lemons. 2) Add the pulped herbs to the cooled syrup mixture. The herbs will be darker in colour, this is normal. Chill the mixture at least 6 hours. Strain the drink and transfer to an attractive glass jug. Garnish with a sprig of mint and serve. To preserve, transfer strained drink to quart sealers and use hot bath canning to seal.
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Chairperson: Judy Carr 250-570-0056 Entry Fee: $ 0.50 per Entry Prize Money: 1st $3, 2nd $2 SPONSOR: Royal LePage Home Central Special Prizes: $25 Gift Certi¿cate to high point winner Special Rules: 1. One entry per Exhibitor in each class. 2. All entries must be prepared by Exhibitor. 3. NO package mixes permitted. 4. Loaves must be in a clear plastic bag. May be a mini loaf. 5. Cakes, cookies, muf¿ns etc. must be on paper plates or a cardboard base covered with plastic wrap. 6. Pies must be in a foil pan, no smaller than 4”. 7. Section 3: Squares & bars require 4 pieces per entry. 8. Section 7: Cookies & confections require 4 pieces per entry. 9. Baked goods will be judged on appearance, texture, and Àavour at the judge’s discretion. 10. For all ‘Other’ classes, entries will be judged on its own merit or with other like kind. SECTION 1 – CAKES & LOAVES Class: 1500 Carrot Cake, iced 1501 Chocolate Cake, iced 1502 Decorated Cake - may use wood or styrofoam base. 1503 Layer Cake, iced 1504 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes.
1529 1530 1531
Loaf, multi grain bread, 3 or more grains Loaf, white bread Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes.
SECTION 6 – HOLIDAY BAKING Class: 1532 Cake, decorated, holiday theme 1533 Candy, chocolate, holiday, 4 1534 Cookies, decorated holiday, 4 1535 Gingerbread men, 4 1536 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. SECTION 7 – COOKIES & CONFECTIONS Class: 1537 Cookies, chocolate chip 1538 Cookies, drop 1539 Cookies, fancy 1540 Cookies, ¿lled 1541 Cookies, sugar, rolled & iced 1542 Cookies, unbaked 1543 Fudge, plain chocolate 1544 Shortbread 1545 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. SECTION 8 – SENIORS CLASS - MUST BE 65+ Class: 1546 Buns, plain white, 4 1547 Candy, any type 1548 Cookies, drop, 4 1549 Pie, any type
SECTION 2 – PASTRY Class: 1505 Apple Pie 1506 Berry Pie 1507 Butter Tarts, raisins, 4 1508 Peach Pie 1509 Rhubarb Pie 1510 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes.
SECTION 9 – MEN’S BAKING Class: 1550 Biscuits, 4 1551 Bread, machine, any type 1552 Cake, decorated 1553 Cookies, any type, 4
SECTION 3 – SQUARES & BARS Class: 1511 Brownies 1512 Fruit Squares 1513 Lemon Squares 1514 Nanaimo Bars 1515 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes.
SECTION 10 – DIABETIC BAKING Class: 1554 Cake, any type 1555 Cookies, any type, 4 1556 Muf¿ns, any type, 4 1557 Pastry, any type
SECTION 4 – QUICK BREADS Class: 1516 Biscuits, baking powder, 4 1517 Cake, coffee with recipe 1518 Loaf, banana bread, with or without nuts 1519 Loaf, carrot bread 1520 Loaf, zucchini bread 1521 Muf¿ns, bran, 4 1522 Muf¿ns, fruit, 4 1523 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. SECTION 5 – YEAST BREADS Class: 1524 Buns, cinnamon, 4 1525 Buns, plain brown, 4 1526 Buns, plain white, 4 1527 Loaf, brown bread, 100% whole wheat 1528 Loaf, Machine, any type
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Special Competitions!! ENTER THESE SPECIALTY CLASSES
2012 BC Association of Agricultural Fairs & Exhibitions Member’s Choice Categories The BCAAFE will award a $50 cheque payable to the exhibitor of the winning entry, together with a beautiful plaque in each category. The winning entry in each category will be selected by ballots submitted by delegates and guests at the 2012 BCAAFE Conference in October. BCAAFE Members Choice Category #1 SEWING: Open to all ages ITEM: Stuffed fabric animal THEME: Farm yard animals SIZE: Minimum 12”x12” to a maximum of 18”x18” Exhibitor may use embellishments, ie; buttons, bows, ribbons, bells etc to decorate item. Clothing can also be used to adorn the item, but it must be made by the exhibitor. BCAAFE Members Choice Category #2 COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY: Open to youth (ages 17 years and under) THEME: Farm yard animals SIZE: 8”x10” (not to be digitally altered beyond the standard optimization) MOUNTING: To protect prints from damage, all photos must be mounted on a ¿rm backing with 1/2 inch to 1 inch black mat border. Frames and glass will NOT be accepted. NO UNMOUNTED PHOTOGRAPHS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
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2012 BCAAFE Special Competition and Country Fair Baking Contest These two competitions are in addition to the regular Nechako Valley Exhibition classes. The categories change each year, so maybe this is your year to enter and win!
National Competition
Country Fair Baking Contest This contest is open to anyone who bakes with the following sponsors, Robin Hood Flour, Fleischmann’s Yeast, and TenderÀake. Contact: Judy Carr 250-570-0056 Entry Fee: $2 per entry Special Rules: 1. Only one entry per class per Exhibitor. 2. All entrants into the contest must sumbit entries that were made using the sponsor’s product. 3. Entries must be accompanied by product label and the recipe to qualify. 4. Entries are judged on appearance, texture, and creativity of recipe and taste. 5. All ¿rst place winners must submit recipe, proof of purchase, photograph, and signed release form giving permission to the sponsors for use of the winner’s name, recipe and/or photograph in any other advertising or publicity without payment. 6. Winners must be present in the Exhibit Building on Sunday, August 19 at 3:30 pm to get their picture taken with their entry. Class: CF1
Robin Hood Flour Best Family Favourite Best homemade cake, muf¿n, or cookies as selected by the fair. Prize: 1st $25 product Gift Certi¿cates, 2nd $10 product Gift Certi¿cates
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Fleischmann’s Yeast Best Bread Best homemade whole wheat bread. Prize: 1st $15, 2nd $10 plus prizes
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TenderÀake Best Pie Best homemade pie. Prize: 1st, 2nd Gift Prizes
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DIVISION 16 – QUILTING
SECTION 1 – NON-STAMPED Class: Chairperson: Geraldine Pritchard 250-567-4187 1600 Any Article, crazy quilt Entry Fee: $ 0.50 per Entry 1601 Any Article, paper pieced st nd Prize Money: 1 $3, 2 $2 1602 Any Article, ragged SPONSOR: Vanderhoof Department Store 1603 Any Article, raw edge appliqué Special Prizes: $35 Gift Certi¿cate to high point winner 1604 Any Article, stack & whack, hand quilted Special Rules: 1605 Any Article, stack & whack, machine quilted 1. One entry per Exhibitor in each class with the 1606 Any Article, stained glass, bias tape appliqué exception of the ensemble classes in which two or 1607 Any Article, stained glass, reverse appliqué more items of a set may be entered. 1608 Any Article, trapunto (stuffed portions) 2. All entries must be handcrafted by the Exhibitor. 1609 Any Technique, quilted picture 3. All articles that will be hung must have hanging devices attached. Large quilts must have a minimum 1610 Clothing & Apparel, hand or machine quilted 1611 Ensembles, 2 or more articles to set, hand quilted 4” sleeve. 1612 Ensembles, 2 or more articles to set, machine 4. Items may be entered “For Display Only”. 5. For Novice Quilting (17 & under) Exhibitors must add quilted an “N” behind the class number. 1613 Pillow, patchwork 6. People’s Choice voting. Vote for your favourite quilt. 1614 Pot Holder, patchwork 1615 Quillow 1616 Quilt, Appliquéd, hand quilted 1617 Quilt, Appliquéd, machine quilted 1618 Quilt, crib, hand quilted 1619 Quilt, crib, machine quilted Vote for you favourite quilt. The winning 1620 Quilt, patchwork, hand quilted quilter will receive a prize sponsored by 1621 Quilt, patchwork, machine quilted 1622 Quilt, patchwork, top entirely recycled material Candy Corner Quilting. 1623 Quilt, pieced by exhibitor, hand quilted by other 1624 Quilt, pieced by exhibitor, sewing machine quilted by other 1625 Quilt, pieced by exhibitor, quilting machine quilted by other 1626 Quilt, pieced by exhibitor (any size) combined with any size pre-printed panel 1627 Quilt, pieced & quilted by exhibitor 1628 Quilt, reversible 1629 Quilt, sampler, hand quilted 1630 Quilt, sampler, machine quilted Think of us when booking 1631 Quilt, tied 1632 Quilt, whole cloth, hand quilted your next vacation! 1633 Wall Hanging, patchwork, hand quilted 1634 Wall Hanging, patchwork, machine quilted Tel: 250-567-5676 1635 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes, Fax: 250-567-2022 entries will be judged on its own merit or with 2420 Burrard, Vanderhoof other like kind.
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The Nechako Valley Exhibition Society would like to thank the Omineca Express for their support of the fair and publishing this booklet.
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1654
Quilt, Appliquéd, hand quilted
Class:
1655
Quilt, Appliquéd, machine quilted
1656
Quilt, crib, hand quilted
1636
Any Article, pre-stamped, including whole cloth
1657
Quilt, crib, machine quilted
SECTION 3 – BEGINNER (NEW QUILTER)
1658
Quilt, patchwork, hand quilted
Class:
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Quilt, patchwork, machine quilted
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Any Article, crazy quilt
1660
Quilt, patchwork, top entirely recycled material
1638
Any Article, paper pieced
1661
Quilt, pieced by exhibitor, hand quilted by other
1639
Any Article, ragged
1662
Quilt, pieced by exhibitor, sewing machine quilted
1640
Any Article, raw edge appliqué
1641
Any Article, stack & whack, hand quilted
1642
Any Article, stack & whack, machine quilted
1643
Any Article, stained glass, bias tape appliqué
1644
Any Article, stained glass, reverse appliqué
1645
Any Article, trapunto (stuffed portions)
1646
Bag, quilted
1647
Any Technique, quilted picture
1648
Clothing & Apparel, hand or machine quilted
1649
Ensembles, 2 or more articles to set, hand quilted
1650
Ensembles, 2 or more articles to set, machine quilted
1651
Pillow, patchwork
1652
Pot Holder, patchwork
1653
Quillow
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Quilt, pieced by exhibitor, quilting machine quilted
1664
Quilt, pieced by exhibitor (any size) combined
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Quilt, reversible
1666
Quilt, sampler, hand quilted
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Quilt, sampler, machine quilted
1668
Quilt, tied
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Quilt, whole cloth, hand quilted
1670
Table runner, quilted
1671
Wall Hanging, patchwork, hand quilted
1672
Wall Hanging, patchwork, machine quilted
1673
Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes.
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www.nvesociety.com DIVISION 17 – NEEDLEWORK
1720 1721 1722 Chairperson: Vacant 250-567-4181 1723 Entry Fee: $ 0.50 per Entry st nd 1724 Prize Money: 1 $3, 2 $2 1725 SPONSOR: Quiter’s Nook 1726 Special Prizes: $30 Gift Certi¿cate to high point winner 1727 1728 Special Rules: 1729 1. One entry per Exhibitor in each class. 1730 2. All entries must be the work of the Exhibitor and not 1731 previously shown in the Nechako Valley Exhibition. 1732 3. All entries must be clean and pressed. 1733 4. All entries CANNOT have identi¿cation marks of any 1734 1735 kind except on the entry tag. 5.
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All entries must have the backs exposed for judges to view, except items that are complete (footstool, picture frame etc). Pre-stamped kits are acceptable. Judging will be on the quality of work. Entries suitable for hanging should be covered with plastic on hangers. Crochet items may be pinned to a stiffened backing so the design of the work will be well shown. For all ‘Other’ classes, entries will be judged on its own merit or with other like kind.
SECTION 1 – EMBROIDERY Class: 1700 Candle Wicking 1701 Cross-stitch, counted, over or 8X10 1702 Cross-stitch, counted, under 8X10 1703 Cross-stitch, stamped 1704 Embroidery, Brazilian 1705 Embroidery, coloured 1706 Embroidery, cut work 1707 Embroidery, liquid 1708 Embroidery, punch 1709 Ethnic Needlework 1710 Holiday Ornaments 1711 Needle Point 1712 Petit Point 1713 Plastic Canvas 1714 Smocking 1715 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. SECTION 2 – HAND KNITTING Class: 1716 Afghan 1717 Any Article, hand spun raw wool 1718 Any Article, machine knitted 1719 Cape, Shawl, Vest, Poncho
Dress Gloves or Mittens Slippers Felted Article Holiday Ornaments Lace Pillow Set, baby, fancy stitch Set, baby, plain stitch Socks, fancy stitch Socks, plain stitch Sweater, fancy stitch Sweater, plain stitch Headgear Toys Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes.
SECTION 3 – CROCHETING Class: 1736 Afghan 1737 Any small article (e.g. pot holder) 1738 Baby Afghan 1739 Baby dress 1740 Baby set 1741 Felted Article 1742 Doily, 8 X 12, without rufÀe 1743 Doily, 8 X 12, with rufÀe 1744 Doily, 13 X 24, without rufÀe 1745 Doily, 13 X 24, with rufÀe 1746 Doily, 25” & over, without rufÀe 1747 Doily, 25” & over, with rufÀe 1748 Dress (excluding baby size) 1749 Edging 1750 Hairpin lace 1751 Holiday Ornaments 1752 Sweater (excluding baby size) 1753 Tablecloth 1754 Toys & Dolls 1755 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes.
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1792 Stuffed Animal SECTION 4 – SEWING 1793 Wall Hanging Class: 1794 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. 1756 Accessory, tie, belt, scarf, handbag etc 1757 Advent Calendars 1758 Apron 1759 Blouse 1760 Christmas Tree Skirt 1761 Coat 1762 Costumes 1763 Doll Clothes, Barbie, set of 3 items 1764 Doll Clothes, small, set of 3 items 1765 Doll Clothes, medium, set of 3 items 1766 Doll Clothes, large, set of 2 items 1767 Dress, adult, serged 1768 Dress, adult, unserged 1769 Dress, child’s, serged 1770 Dress, child’s, unserged 1771 Dress, formal 1772 Ethnic Article 1773 Holiday Ornaments 1774 Jeans 1775 Lounge Wear, pyjamas, robe, night shirt, etc 1776 Out¿t, adult, 2 - 3 pieces 1777 Out¿t, child, 2 – 3 pieces 1778 Overalls, child 1779 Recycled Article 1780 Shirt, male, front closing, serged 1781 Shirt, male, front closing, unserged 1782 Skirt 1783 Slacks or Pants (excluding jeans) $JULFXOWXUH ‡ /DZQ *DUGHQ ‡ &RQVWUXFWLRQ 1784 Table Runners 1785 Vest, light weight 1786 Other, does not ¿t in any of 1RZ ZLWK WZR ORFDWLRQV WR VHUYH \RX EHWWHU the above classes.
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1840 1841 Chairperson: Chris Simrose 250-567-9404 1842 Entry Fee: $ 0.50 per Entry 1843 Prize Money: 1st $3, 2nd $2 1844 SPONSOR: Goat River Folk Art 1845 Special Prizes: Gift Certi¿cate for high point winner. 1846 Special Rules: 1847 1. One entry per Exhibitor in each class with the 1848 exception of other. 1849 2. All entries must be the work of the Exhibitor and not 1850 previously shown in the Nechako Valley Exhibition. 1851 3. Entries are judged on originality, creativity or design, 1852 and quality of workmanship. 1853 4. Kits and patterns must be entered under Section 2. 1854 5. For all ‘Other’ classes, entries will be judged on its 1855 1856 own merit or with other like kind. 1857 1858 SECTION 1 – ORIGINAL ART 1859 Class: 1860 1800 Acrylic 1861 1801 Calligraphy 1862 1802 Cartoon 1863 1803 Carving, wood 1864 1804 Charcoal 1865 1805 Computer Graphics 1866 1806 Fold Art 1867 1807 Holiday Ornament, outside lawn 1868 1808 Holiday Ornament, small 1869 1870 1809 Ink 1871 1810 Oil 1811 Pastel 1812 Pencil sketch 1813 Penmanship, one hand printed paragraph 1814 Penmanship, one hand written paragraph 1815 Poem, double spaced 1816 Pottery, hand built 1817 Pottery, wheel thrown 1818 Print Making, lino, wood or mono cuts ❚ 1819 Rosemaling 1820 Sand Casting 1821 Sculpture, any medium 1822 Short Story, double spaced, 500 words or less 1823 Stained Glass 1824 Tole Painting 1825 Wall Hanging 1826 Watercolour 1827 Wood Furniture, large 1828 Wood Furniture, small 1829 Wood Garden Ornament 1830 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. SECTION 2 – CRAFTS Class: 1832 3 Dimensional Article 1833 Angel 1834 Arti¿cial Flower Arrangement 1835 Bathroom Accessory 1836 Beadwork 1837 Bird Feeder 1838 Birdhouse 1839 Candle
Ceramic Article Christmas Treetop Decoupage Dream Catcher Fabric Decorated Item Glass Etching Glass Painting Glass Stained Holiday Centerpiece Holiday Ornament Homemade Card Homemade Soap Jewellery, other than beadwork Kitchen Accessory Lapidary, polished Lapidary, tumbles Leather Carving Leatherwork Nativity Scene Paper Tole Recycled Article Sculpture, kit, soft Stencilling Toys Weaving, large Weaving, small Whimsy Doll Whimsy Wall Plaques Wind Chimes Wood Burning Wreath Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes.
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46 43thrd Annual Nechako Valley Exhibition, 2012 2009 DIVISION 19 – SCRAPBOOKING Chairperson: Denise Rodts 567-9734 Entry Fee: $ 0.50 per Entry Prize Money: 1st $3, 2nd $2 SPONSOR: California Dreamin’ Special Prizes: $50 Tanning Certi¿cate to high point winner Special Rules: 1. One entry per Exhibitor in each class. 2. All entries must be the work of the Exhibitor and not previously shown in the Nechako Valley Exhibition, excluding photos submitted individually in the Photography Division. 3. Entries are judged on originality, creativity, design, and quality of workmanship. 4. Pages must have protective cover sheet. 5. Theme pages entries can only be submitted to begginer OR advanced but not both. 6. For all ‘Other’ classes, entries will be judged on its own merit or with other like kind. SECTION 1 – BEGINNER THEME PAGES Class: 1900 All about me 1901 Animal 1902 Anniversary 1903 Automobile 1904 Baby 1905 Birthday 1906 Costume 1907 Family 1908 Father 1909 First... 1910 Friend(s) 1911 Graduation 1912 Grandparent(s) 1913 Heritage 1914 Holiday 1915 Home 1916 Honeymoon 1917 Humerous 1918 Mother 1919 School 1920 Season 1921 Sibling(s) 1922 Sports 1923 Travel 1924 Wedding 1925 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. SECTION 2 – ADVANCED THEME PAGES Class: 1926 All about me 1927 Animal 1928 Anniversary 1929 Automobile 1930 Baby 1931 Birthday 1932 Costume 1933 Family
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SECTION 3 – TECHNIQUE PAGES Class: 1951 Bling and Glitter 1952 Chipboard 1953 Distressing 1954 Digital 1955 Doodling 1956 Fabric 1957 Fibres and ribbons 1958 Image Transfer 1959 Journaling 1960 Lettering 1961 Pocket page 1962 Sewing and Stitching 1963 Stamping 1964 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. SECTION 4 – THEME ALBUMS Class: 1965 All About Me 1966 Baby’s First Year 1967 Event 1968 Family 1969 Heritage 1970 Travel 1971 Wedding 1972 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes. SECTION 5 – ALTERED BOOKS AND ALBUMS Class: 1973 Accordian 1974 Acrylic 1975 Tin Case 1976 Chipboard 1977 Envelope 1978 Handmade Cover 1979 Paper Bag 1980 Tag 1981 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes.
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Chairperson: Azucena Rudland 250-690-7737 Entry Fee: $ 0.50 per Entry Prize Money: 1st $3, 2nd $2 SPONSOR: Wallace Studios Special Prizes: $25 Gift Certi¿cate to high point winner Special Rules: 1. One entry per Exhibitor in each class, expect Other. 2. Exhibitor must be non-professional, except for Section 3. 3. Entries can be from young Exhibitors, however see Divisions 21 and 22 for age appropriate classes. 4. Photos must be taken by Exhibitor in the last 12 months. 5. Negatives do not have to be present with entry, but must be available if there is any question of originality. 6. Any size of photograph will be accepted, but 5”x7” or larger is preferred. 7. Photos should be entered in a protective covering (eg. a page from a photo album, mounted on a matte board, or in a frame). 8. Photos should NOT be entered as part of a scrapbook page (see Division 19-Scrapbooking). 9. Ensure the photo ¿ts the class in which it is entered. 10. Entries must be photographs (either ¿lm or digital), photocopies will not be accepted or judged. 11. Photos are judged on composition, colour/contrast, print quality, and appropriateness for the class. 12. For all ‘Other’ classes, entries will be judged on its own merit or with other like kind. SECTION 1 – BLACK & WHITE Class: 2000 Abstract, not digitally enhanced 2001 Action 2002 Animals, tame 2003 Animals, wild in natural habitat 2004 Around Your Community 2005 Birds 2006 Buildings and Barns 2007 Camping Scene 2008 Caught in the Act 2009 Children 2010 Farms, Fields and Fences 2011 Flowers, home garden 2012 Flowers, wild 2013 Holiday Scene 2014 Humorous Scene with Caption 2015 Landscape, rural 2016 Landscape, urban 2017 Macro Photograph, any subject 2018 Night Scene, requiring Àash or tripod use 2019 People, one or group, candid 2020 People, one or group, portrait/posed 2021 Photo from Previous Year’s Exhibition 2022 Scenery in Season, outside photograph depicting a season of the year
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Series, one subject, 2-5 photos Sports, recreational or competitive Still Life, arranged composition Telephoto Photograph, minimum 300mm, any subject Vehicles and Machinery Weddings Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes
SECTION 2 – COLOUR Class: 2030 Abstract, not digitally enhanced 2031 Action 2032 Animals, tame 2033 Animals, wild in natural habitat 2034 Around Your Community 2035 Birds 2036 Buildings and Barns 2037 Camping Scene 2038 Caught in the Act 2039 Children 2040 Farms, Fields and Fences 2041 Flowers, home garden 2042 Flowers, wild 2043 Holiday Scene 2044 Humorous Scene with Caption 2045 Landscape, rural 2046 Landscape, urban 2047 Macro Photograph, any subject 2048 Night Scene, requiring Àash or tripod use 2049 People, one or group, candid 2050 People, one or group, portrait/posed 2051 Photo from Previous Year’s Exhibition 2052 Scenery in Season, outside photograph depicting a season of the year 2053 Series, one subject, 2-5 photos 2054 Sports, recreational or competitive 2055 Still Life, arranged composition 2056 Telephoto Photograph, minimum 300mm, any subject 2057 Vehicles and Machinery 2058 Weddings 2059 Other, does not ¿t in any of the above classes
SECTION 3
GREEN COLOUR is the subject of this section. It will change every year. Search your photos from the past 12 months!
ENTRY FORM ON PAGE 67, OR DOWNLOAD AT WWW.NVESOCIETY.COM
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Chairperson: Denise Rodts 250-567-9734 Entry Fee: $ 0.50 per Entry Prize Money: 1st $2, 2nd $1 SPONSOR: Great Canadian Dollar Store Special Prizes: 2 $10 Gift Certi¿cate to high point winners in Junior A SPONSOR: The Grand Reo Theatre Special Prizes: 2 movie passes to high point winner in Junior B SPONSOR: Hot Rodts Garage Special Prizes: $25 Gift Certi¿cate to high point winner in Junior C Special Rules: 1. One entry per Exhibitor in each class. 2. Exhibitor must be between 6-11 years of age at the time of entry. 3. All entries must be the work of the Exhibitor. 4. No baking mixes can be used. 5. Any artwork or penmanship should be mounted on cardboard or like backing. 6. On the entry form and tag, add behind the class number the letter and sticker that represents the age of the Exhibitor. Also on the entry tag, add a coloured sticker that corresponds to the Exhibitor’s age group. • 6-8 yr olds add ‘A’ (eg. 2150A) - yellow sticker • 9-11 yr olds add ‘B’ (eg. 2150B) - green sticker 7. Junior Canning is located under Home Preserving (Division 13).
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SECTION 1 – JUNIOR BAKING Class: 2100 Biscuits, baking powder, 4 2101 Brownies, 4 2102 Buns, yeast, 4 2103 Cake, decorated - may use styrofoam or wood base 2104 Cake, single layer, chocolate, iced 2105 Cake, single layer, white, iced 2106 Cake, whimsy from use of unusual decorations 2107 Cookies no bake. 4 2108 Cookies, chocolate chips, 4 2109 Cookies, oatmeal, 4 2110 Cookies, peanut butter, 4 2111 Cookies, sugar, 4 rolled & iced 2112 Loaf of bread - can be mini 2113 Muf¿ns, 4 2114 Pie, cream - no smaller than 4” pie plate 2115 Pie, fresh fruit - no smaller than 4” pie plate
CHILDREN AGES 0-5 GO TO DIV 9, PAGE 44.
Container Gardens for kids Grades 1-7
Free One Day Pass to the Nechako Valley Exhibition for each student who submits a container garden exhibit. Entries due on Thursday August 16.
Start your container gardens now! Be creative! Decorate your containers! Chives in Boots? Tomatoes in Baskets? A SunÀower in a barrel? Spuds in a Tub?
Containers will be judged on the Best Decorated container, and the Best Flower plant & Best Vegetable plant both based on the heath of the plant.
For information on how to start your container garden visit www.nvfoodnetwork.com (search container garden). Warning: Please do not plant vegetables or fruit in rubber containers (like tires) because they will leach chemicals into the soil. Use containers made out of plastic, wood, wicker, clay, etc.
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SECTION 2 – JUNIOR ARTS & CRAFTS Class: 2116 3 Dimension Scene 2117 Beaded Article, key chain, book mark, etc 2118 Beaded Headband 2119 Beaded Jewellery 2120 Computer Art 2121 Creative Use of unusual items on paper 2122 Crochet Article 2123 Cross Stitch Article 2124 Embroidery Article, liquid 2125 Embroidery Article, stitch 2126 Fabric Paint or Tie-Dyed Article 2127 Free Art, crayon 2128 Free Art, pencil crayon 2129 Free Art, watercolour 2130 Garden Ornament 2131 Holiday Ornament 2132 Homemade Musical Instrument 2133 Knit Article 2134 Leather Carved Article 2135 Lego, original creation (No Kits) Maximum size 9x13 2136 Model made from a Kit (No Lego) Maximum size 9x13 2137 Origami 2138 Original Poem 2139 Penmanship, one hand printed poem 2140 Penmanship, one hand written paragraph 2141 Pillow or cushion 2142 Plastic Canvas Article 2143 Scrapbooking Page, any theme 2144 Scrapbooking Album, any theme 2145 Sculpture 2146 Sewn Article 2147 Short Story, half page 2148 Sketching 2149 Stuffed Toy 2150 Tote Bag 2151 Wood Article
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SECTION 3 – JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY Class: 2154 Animals 2155 Birds 2156 Imaginatively Titled Photo 2157 Machines 2158 People 2159 Scenery 2160 Seasons of the Year 2161 Series, one subject, 2-5 photos SECTION 4 – JUNIOR FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES Class: 2162 Beets, 3 roots 2163 Carrots, 3 roots 2164 Peas, 3 pods 2165 Potatoes, 3 tubers 2166 Radishes, 3 roots 2167 Raspberries, 6 2168 Rhubarb, 2 stalks 2169 Saskatoons, 6 2170 Strawberries, 6 2171 Vegetable Collection, 6 different specimens 2172 Vegetable and/or Fruit Creation SECTION 5 – JUNIOR FLOWERS & FOLIAGE Class: 2173 Arrangement in Unusual Container 2174 Arrangement, Centerpiece 2175 Arrangement, tame Àowers & foliage 2176 Arrangement, wild Àowers & foliage 2177 Miniature Garden, under 12” X 14” 2178 Nasturtium, 3 2179 Pansies, 3 2180 Petunias, 3 2181 Pressed Flower Book 2182 Sweet Peas, 3
DIVISION 22 – YOUTH EXHIBITS Chairperson: Ruby Arnold 250-567-6670 Entry Fee: $ 0.50 per Entry Prize Money: 1st $3, 2nd $2 SPONSOR: Studio X & Country Cupboard Special Prizes: $35 Gift Certi¿cate to high point winner. Special Rules: 1. One entry per Exhibitor in each class. 2. Exhibitor must be between 12-17 years of age at the time of entry, 12-14 - red sticker, 15-17 blue sticker. 3. All entries must be the work of the Exhibitor. 4. No baking mixes can be used. 5. Free art must be on paper no bigger than 9”x9”. 6. All entries must have a blue sticker on the entry tag.
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Youth canning is located under Home Preserving (Division 13).
SECTION 1 – YOUTH BAKING Class: 2200 Biscuits, baking powder, 4 2201 Brownies, 4 2202 Buns, yeast, 4 2203 Cake, decorated - may use styrofoam or wood base 2204 Cake, single layer, chocolate, iced 2205 Cake, single layer, white, iced 2206 Cake, whimsy from use of unusual items 2207 Cookies no bake. 4 2208 Cookies, chocolate chips, 4 2209 Cookies, oatmeal, 4 2210 Cookies, peanut butter, 4 2211 Cookies, sugar, 4 rolled & iced 2212 Loaf of bread can be mini loaf 2213 Muf¿ns, 4 2214 Pie, cream - no smaller than 4” pie plate 2215 Pie, fresh fruit - no smaller than 4” pie plate SECTION 2 – YOUTH ARTS & CRAFTS Class: 2216 3 Dimension Scene 2217 Beaded Article 2218 Computer Art 2219 Crochet Article 2220 Cross Stitch Article 2221 Embroidery Article 2222 Free Art 2223 Garden Ornament 2224 Holiday Ornament 2225 Homemade Musical Instrument 2226 Knit Article 2227 Leather Carved Article 2228 Model made from a Kit (No Lego) 2229 Origami 2230 Original Poem 2231 Penmanship, one hand printed poem 2232 Penmanship, one hand written paragraph 2233 Pillow or cushion 2234 Recycled Article 2235 Scrapbooking Album, any theme 2236 Scrapbooking Page, any theme 2237 Sculpture 2238 Sewn Article 2239 Short Story, half page 2240 Sketching 2241 Wood SECTION 3 – YOUTH PHOTOGRAPHY Class: 2242 Animals 2243 Birds 2244 Imaginatively Titled Photo 2245 Machines 2246 People, One Person 2247 People, Group 2248 Scenery
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SECTION 4 – YOUTH FRESH VEGETABLES Class: 2252 Beets, 3 roots 2253 Cabbage, 1 2254 Carrots, 3 roots 2255 Lettuce, 1 2256 Peas, 3 pods 2257 Potatoes, 3 tubers 2258 Radishes, 3 roots 2259 Raspberries, 6 2260 Rhubarb, 2 stalks 2261 Saskatoons, 6 2262 Strawberries, 6 2263 Vegetable Collection, 6 different specimens 2264 Vegetable Creation SECTION 5 – YOUTH FLOWERS & FOLIAGE Class: 2265 Arrangement in Unusual Container 2266 Arrangement, tame Àowers & foliage 2267 Arrangement, wild Àowers & foliage 2268 Miniature Garden, under 12” X 14” 2269 Nasturtium, 3 2270 Pansies, 3 2271 Petunias, 3 2272 Pressed Flower Book 2273 Sweet Peas, 3
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NECHAKO VALLEY EXHIBITION – TABLE EXHIBITS ENTRY FORM Entry Deadline: Entries must be submitted in person in the Exhibit Building, between 1-8 pm on Wednesday August 15, 2012. ___ 0-5 yrs white
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EXHIBITOR NUMBER: ___________ DIVISION NUMBER: ___________ DIVISION NAME: _________________________ ___ C:12-14 yrs
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Instructions: Exhibitor Information: 1. Use a separate entry form for EACH Division you Name: enter unless you are a Junior Exhibitor. JUNIORS EXHIBITORS PUT ALL ENTRIES ON ONE FORM. Address: 2. NO entries will be accepted after 8:00 pm Wednesday. 3. Write your Exhibitor number, the Division Number and Name on the top right corner of this form. 4. Mark with a ¥ next to the age class you belong to in Phone: the box above. Junior Exhibitors place the Letter of your age group behind your class number on your I hearby acknowledge that I have read the rules of entry form and tags. this Division and the General Rules of the Nechako 5. Preschool, Junior and Youth Exhibitors place a Valley Exhibition. I make these entries in full sticker of the colour of your age group on entry tags. accordance therewith and at my own risk. 6. Junior Exhibitors in Division13 (Home Preserving) must write a “J” behind the class number. SECTION #
CLASS #
CLASS NAME
Get your Exhibitor number before the fair at the Vanderhoof Chamber of Commerce in August. Download this form at www.nvesociety.com
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The event takes place in the indoor arena on: Saturday August 18, 2012 - 5:30 pm Sunday August 19, 2012 - 9:00 am The roping of livestock, whether to catch a stray, brand cattle, or treat sick stock is part of everyday life for a rancher and has been in practice for centuries. Today, with competitive ranch roping, riders of any skill level and age can hone their skills and compete in this sport provided that they are on a horse that has a little “cow savvy” and is responsive to signals using one hand on the rein in combination with leg and body cues. Team Roping is back again at this year’s fall fair. Come out and watch this exciting event and cheer on the competitors. Contact: Ray Sayles 250-567-9813 *We acknowledge the ¿nancial assistance of the Province of British Columbia*
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The object of a Trial Course is to test the ability of (between the main barn and the outside horse arena) a dog to manage stock properly under the differing circumstances which may be encountered in We acknowledge the ¿nancial assistance of the everyday work. Stock dogs work with their owner, Province of British Columbia and also thank you to responding to a number of whistles and calls, to herd Mount Milligan for your sponsorship. stock through a course and into a pen. Vanderhoof is home to some of North America’s ¿nest stock dog competitors. Stock Dog Demonstration Saturday, August 18 at 12:30 pm: A stock dog demonstration by Brian Looker will start the ¿nal event. Brian is from 150 Mile House and has been training dogs for herding for many years. Brian is also a breeder of New Zealand Heading Dogs, and uses these dogs as part of his daily work. Stock Dog Competition Saturday, August 18 at 1:00 pm: At the Fall Fair, dogs will be herding cattle supplied by Richard Martens. The dog with the most points wins. In the event of a tie, the best time will determine the winning dog. Pro-novice and open class competitors are welcome.
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Trials: Friday, August 17 at 6:30 pm in the Indoor Arena Finals: Saturday, August 18 at 1pm in the Indoor Arena Entry Fee: $50.00 per dog Prize Money: To be paid out from 1st to 4th place Added Money: Minimum $500 added money For more information contact Richard Martens at 567-8804 (c)
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BRING YOUR DOG TO THE FAIR AND HAVE SOME FUN!!! Saturday, August 18, 2012 We have events that are sure to bring a smile to your face and a wag to your dog’s tail. You can come and watch or you can participate -- all ages and all dogs welcome. DOG AGILITY A dog sport in which a handler runs a dog through an obstacle course. It is a race judged for time and accuracy. 10:30 Professional demonstration 11:00 Fun agility: an opportunity for you and your dog to give agility a try 2:30 Agility competition: open to anyone (equipment will be left up for practice during the day) OBEDIENCE CLASS Dogs will be asked to perform a number of commands and tasks on a set course. 12:00 Professional demonstration 12:30 Obedience competition: 2 categories -- on-lead and off-lead; open to everyone BEAUTY AND THE BEAST 1:30 Dress-up your dog and enter our competition; two classes for owners -- under 12 years and over 12 years; prizes for best-dressed dogs PET TRICKS 2:00 Think your dog does the best tricks? Enter your dog to win; open to everyone; prizes for best tricks CONTACT PAT DERING FOR MORE INFORMATION 250-567-9526
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MUTTON BUSTING IS BACK!!! COME OUT AND TEST YOUR SKILLS AND SEE HOW LONG YOU CAN RIDE BAREBACK ON A SHEEP Great prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places, and consolation prizes too!
Saturday, August 18 at 3pm in the Indoor Arena Pre-register early -- the event is limited to the ďŹ rst 20 competitors who sign up. Last date for pre-registration is Friday, August 10, 2012. Event Rules: 1. This fun event is open to all children who weigh 40 lbs or less, and are between the ages of 3 1/2 and 7 1/2 years old. 2. All riders are required to wear helmets. 3. All riders are required to wear long pants, preferably denim jeans. 4. The event co-ordinators reserve the right to refuse a competitor if the above criteria are not met, or for any other reason that suggests the rider is not ready and willing to participate. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: LAURIE RODGERS AT 250-567-5572
MUTTON BUSTING ENTRY FORM
Name: _______________________________________ Age: _________ Weight _______ Phone #: _____________________________________ Email: ______________________ Have you ever participated in mutton busting? Yes _______No _____ Parent/Guardian Waiver (please sign): ________________________________________
Mail Registration: Laurie Rodgers 13272 Meadowdale Road Vanderhoof, BC V0J 3A0
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Nechako Valley Exhibition Society As a member you: • Meet people. • Help organize the annual Exhibition and other NVES events. • Have access to agricultural and equestrian news and information from our area and around the province, and more! Membership is only $10/year. Visit the NVES Information Booth during the Exhibition for more information and to join. Call the of¿ce anytime at 567-3011 or visit our website at www.nvesociety.com.
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