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“GROWING MINDS”
JUNIOR ARTS PRIZE LIST
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LINDSAY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Host of the
LINDSAY EXHIBITION
JUNIOR DIVISION PRIZE LIST
JUNIOR ARTS AND CRAFTS COMMITTEE:
Chairperson ~ Garry Schubert; Tracy Ashton, Suzanne Barker, Jannah Britton, Kim Callaghan, Joanne Dingle, Wendy Dunn,
Sandra Falconer, Arnott Matthews, Julie McColl, Lilah McMorrow, Emily McReelis, David Simser, Holly Smith
JUNIOR VEGETABLE COMMITTEE:
Chairperson ~ Lisa Bowen; Suzanne Barker, Bradley Bowen, Larry Bowen, Charlene McColl, Tracey McFarlane,
Deborah McKay, Jim McKechnie, Jeremy Thurston
JUNIOR FLOWER COMMITTEE:
Chairperson ~ Steven Stokes; Roger Baker, Marjorie Stokes, Stephanie Stokes, Melissa Latter, Ina Bullock
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Kindergarten to Grade 3 1 - $5.00
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Grade 4 to Grade 6
1 - $6.00
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Grade 7 and up
1 - $8.00
PRIZE MONEY ~ JUNIOR ARTS & CRAFTS
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2 - $4.00
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2 - $5.00
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4 - $2.00
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4 - $3.00
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4 - $3.00
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5 - $2.00
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5 - $2.00
Cover by: Alyssa Snoddon ~ Jack Callaghan Public School
SCHOOL RULES AND REGULATIONS
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ENTRIES may be made by any student at the Elementary or Secondary School level. Exhibitors may make only one
entry in any one class.
EXHIBITS MUST BE THE WORK OF THE EXHIBITOR and made since the previous fair.
**NOTE: Articles should be entered according to the grade the student was in when the project was completed.
No entry may be made in a grade higher than the student is currently in. Articles completed in July &
August are to be considered as part of the grade the student will be entering in September.
Students registered in an Elementary or Secondary School in the City of Kawartha Lakes must enter exhibits through
School attended. Students who are schooled at home and any other student residing in the City of Kawartha Lakes
should contact the Exhibition Office for instructions on how to enter.
Entry forms will be forwarded to each school. Teachers may secure additional forms and/or tags at the Exhibition
Office, 354 Angeline St. S., Lindsay. Entry forms should be made in duplicate. Submit the original to the Exhibition
office and retain a school copy for your future reference.
LINDSAY EXHIBITION reserves the right to open all entry tags AFTER JUDGING HAS BEEN COMPLETED.
For all printing, writing, projects & assignments done in class, each teacher is to limit the number of entries to 5.
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DEADLINE FOR ALL ENTRY FORMS IS 5 p.m. Friday September 12 , 2014. Completed entry forms may be faxed
(705-324-8111) or dropped off during regular office hours, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
ALL student Art & Craft exhibits must be delivered to the Commonwell (formerly Farmers’ Mutual) Exhibition
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Building on: Monday September 15 between 3 PM & 8 PM – Judging begins on Tuesday at 8:30 AM.
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10. Large School Displays to be set up between 4 p.m. & 7 p.m. on Tuesday September 16 .
11. ALL Flowers, Vegetables and Farm Produce exhibits (pages 13 – 15) must be delivered to the Exhibition
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Building on Tuesday September 16 between 3 PM & 7:45 PM – Judging begins Tuesday at 8 PM.
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12. While the Committee will take every possible precaution to secure the safety of articles sent to the Exhibition, the
owners themselves must take the risk of exhibiting. Should any article be accidentally damaged, lost or stolen, the
Committee will give all the assistance in their power towards its recovery but will not make any payment for the
value thereof.
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13. Prize money will be distributed by the schools. If your money is not received by November 1 , please advise the
Exhibition office.
14. The judges reserve the right to withhold a prize if the exhibit is deemed unworthy.
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15. The Exhibition Building closes at 6:00 p.m. Sunday September 21 , 2014. Exhibits may be picked up on Monday
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September 22 between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Exhibits will be removed from the Exhibition Building after Monday
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evening. Due to space restrictions in our multi-use facility, we will dispose of unclaimed items after October 31 .
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Please read directions carefully to avoid being disqualified. * All entry tags will be opened after judging *
LINDSAY EXHIBITION
September 17th ~ 21st, 2014
Good luck and have fun!
See you at the Fair.
HELPFUL HINTS!
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How do I choose my projects?
Projects may be chosen from the entry list available from your school, at the Fair office or at www.lindsayex.com.
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How will my project be judged?
Projects are judged on neatness, creativity, and following the directions. Make sure you check the limits and type of
materials required from the entry list. This must be your own work. See page 12 for further details.
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How do I enter my project?
Tell your teacher you wish to enter your project. He or she will give you a student number. He or she will also give
you a tag that you should fill out, neatly and accurately. Home School students may register through the Fair office.
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How do I fill in my tags?
Neatly print the class number and the name of the project from the entry list, your assigned student number, your full
name, your grade and your school on the tag. (Your teacher may have stamped the name of the school on the tag.)
Securely fasten the tag to your project and fold up the name section at the bottom.
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**IMPORTANT** - When do I bring in my project to the fair?
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Bring school exhibits to the Commonwell (formerly Farmers’ Mutual) Exhibition Building on Monday September 15 , 2014
between 3 PM and 8 PM.
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Flower and vegetable entries are to be brought to the on Tuesday September 16 between 3:00 PM and 7:45 PM.
**Judging begins at 8 PM!! - after 7:45 PM is too late.
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When can I see my project after it has been judged?
Times have changed this year.
The display area is open every day during the Lindsay Exhibition – times have changed. The Commonwell (formerly
Farmers’ Mutual) Exhibition Building is open:
Wednesday
1 PM – 10 PM
Thursday
11 AM – 10 PM
Friday & Saturday
10 AM – 11 PM
Sunday
11 AM – 6 PM
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The Junior Arts and Crafts will be available for pick up on Monday September 22 , 2014 between 10 AM and 7 PM.
Exhibits will be removed from the Exhibition Building after Monday evening; unclaimed items will be disposed of.
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If I have won a prize when do I receive it?
As soon as all the prizes won by your school have been calculated, the money will be sent to your school office and
your school will give it to you. Be patient. This may take 2-4 weeks after the fair is over.
Cheques must be cashed by March 1, 2015. Any uncashed cheques will not be re-issued after this date.
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Lindsay Agricultural Society
2014 Board of Directors
Doug Arnott
Lois Batty
Melissa O’Neill
Michelle Snoddon
Adrian Vander Whielen
Andy Letham – Manager
Suzanne Barker
John Goslin
Cheri Penny
Joan Swain
Michelle Torrey – Secretary / Treasurer
Visit our web site ~ www.lindsayex.com
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Evelyn Chambers – 1 Vice President
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Len Dawson – 2 Vice President
Adam Hayward – President
Mary Hughes
Chris (Moses) English
Please read directions carefully to avoid being disqualified. * All entry tags will be opened after judging *
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2 - $4.00
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4 - $2.00
PRIZE MONEY: 1 - $5.00
Note: Kindergarten classes have been separated this year into Junior & Senior…
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5 - $1.00
JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN
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JK-2
JK-3
JK-4
JK-5
JK-6
DECORATED SINGLE HAND PRINT CREATION - on disposable plate - no larger than 17 cm
FINGER PAINTING - maximum 30 cm x 45 cm
BINGO DABBER / STAMP DESIGN - maximum 22 cm x 28 cm
DECORATED PAPER PLATE HAT - no larger than 30 cm in diameter
COLLAGE OF CUT OUT PICTURES - on a theme - maximum 30 cm x 45 cm
OPEN CLASS - maximum 50 cm in any direction
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SK-2
SK-3
SK-4
SK-5
SK-6
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BIRTHDAY CARD - for a friend - maximum 15 cm x 25 cm when folded
PAINTING - fall picture - maximum 30 cm x 45 cm
CREATURE made from small recyclable materials (straw, thread spool, paper clip) - on disposable plate – no larger than 17 cm
SHOE BOX CAR
SPONGE PATTERN MAKING - maximum 15 cm x 46 cm
ANIMAL made with cut-out 2-D geometric shapes - glued on construction paper - max. 23 cm x 31 cm
SELF PORTRAIT - hand drawn - coloured - maximum 23 cm x 31 cm
OPEN CLASS - maximum 50 cm in any direction
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ONE CUPCAKE decorated as an animal - decoration must be edible - judged on decoration only - on disposable plate no
larger than 17 cm in diameter
3 'NO BAKE' COOKIES - on a paper plate no larger than 17 cm in diameter
PRINTING (ENGLISH) - content provided at bottom of this page
Rabbit Show
PRINTING (FRENCH) - content provided at bottom of this page
~ Saturday morning
CUT AND PASTE PICTURE - PETS - using magazine pictures, maximum 31 cm x 46 cm
CEREAL PICTURE - using 4 or more different kinds of cereal, glued securely, maximum 23 cm x 31 cm ~ animals must be
pre-registered
SPONGE STAMPING WITH PAINT - maximum 31 cm x 46 cm
& stay till Sunday
GREETING CARD - maximum 15 cm x 25 cm when folded - not computer generated
ANIMAL HEAD MADE FROM PAPER PLATE
~ Poultry Barn
DECORATED DISPOSABLE PLATE CLOCK - maximum 30 cm in diameter
COLOURED PICTURE OF ANIMAL IN NATURAL ENVIRONMENT - hand drawn - maximum 23 cm x 31 cm
A PLAYDOUGH/PLASTICINE ANIMAL - on paper plate no larger than 17 cm diameter
LUNCH PAPER BAG PUPPET
WEARABLE CROWN - made from recycled material
CHARACTER EDUCATION POSTER - "SHOWING KINDNESS TO MY PET" - maximum 31 cm x 46 cm
- sponsored by SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLY OF THE BAHA'IS of the Kawartha Lakes
OPEN CLASS – 2-D - maximum 50 cm x 50 cm
OPEN CLASS – 3-D - maximum 50 cm x 50 cm x 50 cm – NO LEGO
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Unless specified to be computer
generated, all items are to be
handmade by entrant.
All exhibits must be
securely tagged.
SENIOR KINDERGARTEN
GRADE ONE
PRINTING AND WRITING - Instructions, Rules and Text to be used.
Keep your work neat and tidy. Judging will be according to the text provided. Allow for a border of 2 cm.
For Printing: The round letters are to be round; the vertical lines must be straight and not slanted. The letters are to be of uniform
height, spaced appropriately and have proper shape.
Grades 1 - 4: To be on lined paper no larger than 18 cm x 23 cm, not mounted, using a pencil. Limited to 5 entries per class.
GRADE 1 (using pencil and printing)
1-3 Roses are Red
Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
Sugar is sweet,
And so are you.
1-4 La Terre
La terre aime le soleil
Et elle tourne
Pour se faire admirer;
Et le soleil la trouve belle
Et il brille sur elle;
Et quand il est fatigué
Il va se coucher
Et la lune se lève.
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Pick up: Monday September 22 between 10 AM and 7 PM.
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Junior Flowers & Vegetables
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Complete books available at
the Fair Office & on our
website at
www.lindsayex.com
Please read directions carefully to avoid being disqualified. * All entry tags will be opened after judging *
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PRIZE MONEY: 1 - $5.00
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GRADE TWO
ONE CUPCAKE decorated in a circus theme - decoration must be edible - item judged on decoration only - on disposable
plate - maximum 17 cm
3 'NO BAKE' SQUARES - on disposable plate no larger than 17 cm diameter
Rabbit Show
PRINTING (ENGLISH) - content provided at bottom of this page
~ Saturday morning
PRINTING (FRENCH) - content provided at bottom of this page
~ animals must be
CUT AND PASTE MAGAZINE NATURE COLLAGE - maximum 23 cm x 31 cm
pre-registered
SEED PICTURE - nature theme - using 4 or more varieties of seeds, glued securely, max. 23 cm x 31 cm & stay till Sunday
VEGETABLE STAMPING WITH PAINT - maximum 31 cm x 46 cm
~ Poultry Barn
CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATION - symmetrical in design, maximum 15 cm x 15 cm
FLAT COLOURED PAPER WEAVING - maximum 23 cm x 31 cm
COLOURED PICTURE - “CANADA DAY CELEBRATION”- hand drawn, maximum 23 cm x 31 cm
LIFE CYCLE OF AN ANIMAL - using craft materials - mounted on a circle, maximum diameter 30 cm
VEHICLE - made from paper rolls & small boxes - maximum 31 cm x 46 cm
ANIMAL PUPPET - made from a clean sock
PAPER BAG MASK - useable
ROBOT CEREAL BOX - maximum 75 cm high x 50 cm long x 20 cm wide
EGG CARTON ART
CHARACTER EDUCATION POSTER - "SHOWING KINDNESS TO MY PARENT(S)" - maximum 31 cm x 46 cm
- sponsored by SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLY OF THE BAHA'IS of the Kawartha Lakes
OPEN CLASS – 2-D - maximum 50 cm x 50 cm
OPEN CLASS – 3-D - maximum 50 cm x 50 cm x 50 cm – NO LEGO
PRINTING AND WRITING - Instructions, Rules and Text to be used.
Keep your work neat and tidy. Judging will be according to the text provided. Allow for a border of 2 cm.
For Printing: The round letters are to be round; the vertical lines must be straight and not slanted. The letters are to be of uniform
height, spaced appropriately and have proper shape.
Grades 1 - 4: To be on lined paper no larger than 18 cm x 23 cm, not mounted, using a pencil. Limited to 5 entries per class.
GRADE 2 (using pencil and printing)
2-3 What to Name A Fish
What to name a fish?
Call it what you wish;
Sally, Kelly, James or Blair.
It won't really give a care
Cause it's hard for it to hear
With all that water in its ear.
2-4 Bien Assis
Dans un parc fleuri
On écoute chanter
Et on rit
Dans mon maillot rayé.
J'aime bien me baigner
Pour tenter d'oublier
La chaleur de l'été.
Unless specified to be computer
generated, all items are to be
handmade by entrant.
Junior Flowers & Vegetables
~ page 13 to 15
Complete books available at
the Fair Office & on our
website at
www.lindsayex.com
All exhibits must be
securely tagged.
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Pick up: Monday September 22 between 10 AM and 7 PM.
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Please read directions carefully to avoid being disqualified. * All entry tags will be opened after judging *
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PRIZE MONEY: 1 - $5.00
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GRADE THREE
3 RICE KRISPIE SQUARES - undecorated - on disposable plate no larger than 17 cm
Rabbit Show
DECORATED CUPCAKE - edible decorations - on disposable plate no larger than 17 cm
~ Saturday morning
PRINTING (ENGLISH) - content provided at bottom of this page
~ animals must be
PRINTING (FRENCH) - content provided at bottom of this page
pre-registered
MENU FOR A LUNCH BOX - with cut-out pictures - on sheet, maximum 22 cm x 28 cm
& stay till Sunday
INVITATION TO A BIRTHDAY PARTY - maximum 13 cm x 18 cm when folded
~ Poultry Barn
FELT BOOK MARK
BIRTHDAY WRAPPING PAPER - maximum 31 cm x 46 cm
TORN PAPER PICTURE - Autumn theme - maximum 31 cm X 46 cm
A COIN BANK - made from plastic container - maximum 16 cm diameter
DECORATED PENCIL HOLDER - made from recycled material
NECKLACE - made from edible materials - strung on string
DECORATED FIRST NATIONS HEADBAND - made to fit entrant
Unless specified to be
COLLAGE showing difference between URBAN & RURAL COMMUNITY - maximum 31 cm x 46 cm
computer generated,
DRAWING OF ANY PLANT- with parts labeled - maximum 31 cm x 46 cm
all items are to be
A COMPUTER GENERATED BOOK COVER (front only) - about farm animals.
handmade by entrant.
Effective use of both graphics and text must be evident.
All exhibits must be
POPSICLE STICK ARTICLE - sticks and glue only - may be coloured, maximum 30 cm x 30 cm x 30 cm
securely tagged.
BOAT - made from scrap lumber, maximum length 30 cm
FARM ANIMAL - made from plastic water bottle base and decorated appropriately
DECORATED ROCK - not painted, maximum rock size 15 cm x 15 cm
PAINTED ROCK - maximum rock size 15 cm x 15 cm
3-D FIRST NATIONS OR PIONEER SHELTER - maximum 30 cm x 30 cm x 30 cm
CHARACTER EDUCATION POSTER - " SHOWING KINDNESS TO MY GRANDPARENT(S)” - maximum 31 cm x 46 cm
- sponsored by SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLY OF THE BAHA'IS of the Kawartha Lakes
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POSTER SPECIAL – Promoting Our Theme: “SAFETY ON THE PLAYGROUND”
- maximum 31 cm x 46 cm using crayons or markers.
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In addition to prize money, CRAYOLA CANADA, Lindsay, will donate product items for 1 , 2 & 3 places.
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OPEN CLASS – 2-D - maximum 50 cm x 50 cm
OPEN CLASS – 3-D - maximum 50 cm x 50 cm x 50 cm – NO LEGO
PRINTING AND WRITING - Instructions, Rules and Text to be used.
Keep your work neat and tidy. Judging will be according to the text provided. Allow for a border of 2 cm.
For Printing: The round letters are to be round; the vertical lines must be straight and not slanted.
The letters are to be of uniform height, spaced appropriately and have proper shape.
Grades 1 - 4: To be on lined paper no larger than 18 cm x 23 cm, not mounted, using a pencil.
Limited to 5 entries per class.
GRADE 3 (using pencil and printing)
3-3 No One
In this room
There's not a breeze.
No one sneezed
The littlest sneeze.
No one wheezed
The faintest wheeze.
The door's shut tight
With a big brass handle.
Who?
Who blew out the candle?
3-4 Une Oie Blanche
Une oie blanche descendait
Un escalier et chantait:
<< Je suis seule dans la maison,
Tra-la-la-li-la-la-lon
Tous les enfants sont sortis,
Tra-la-la-li-la-la-li
Je vais aller au jardin
Pour voir mon ami le chien.>>
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Pick up: Monday September 22 between 10 AM and 7 PM.
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Flowers, Vegetables
& Bee Poster
~ page 13 to 15
Complete books
available at the Fair
Office & on our
website at
www.lindsayex.com
Please read directions carefully to avoid being disqualified. * All entry tags will be opened after judging *
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PRIZE MONEY: 1 - $6.00
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3 - $4.00
4 - $3.00
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5 - $2.00
Unless specified to
be computer
3 BUTTERSCOTCH CHIP COOKIES - no purchased mixes - on disposable plate no larger than 17 cm
generated, all items
3 SUGAR COOKIES - no purchased mixes - on disposable plate no larger than 17 cm
are to be handmade
DECORATED COOKIE - edible decorations - no purchased mixes - on disposable plate no larger than 17 cm
by entrant.
GRADE FOUR
WRITING (ENGLISH) - content provided at bottom of this page
All exhibits must be
WRITING (FRENCH) - content provided at bottom of this page
securely tagged.
MENU FOR A BIRTHDAY PARTY - with drawn pictures - maximum 22 cm x 28 cm
INVITATION TO A FALL PARTY - maximum 13 cm x 18 cm when folded
PENCIL SKETCH - rural theme - maximum size 22 cm x 28 cm
AN ORIGINAL COAT OF ARMS - maximum 31 cm x 46 cm
HAND DRAWN MAP OF CANADIAN PROVINCE OR TERRITORY - showing any 5 resources; label capital and province
A COMPUTER GENERATED BIRTHDAY INVITATION - maximum 13 cm x 18 cm when folded
SHOE BOX DIORAMA, DEPICTING MEDIEVAL LIFE - maximum 30 cm x 30 cm x 30 cm
POPSICLE STICK TOY - sticks and glue only, may be painted - maximum 30 cm x 30 cm x 30 cm
AIR PLANE - made from scrap lumber - maximum 30 cm x 30 cm
DISNEY CHARACTER PUPPET - please identify the character - maximum 30 cm x 30 cm x 30 cm
Bee Poster
DECORATION - made from a styrofoam ball - maximum size 8 cm (3")
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POM POM CHARACTER
REFRIGERATOR DOOR MAGNET - made from felt
A COIN BANK - made from a metal container - maximum 16 cm in diameter
DECORATED TREASURE BOX - from recycled material - maximum 15 cm x 30 cm
A PERCUSSION MUSICAL INSTRUMENT - maximum 30 cm x 30 cm X 30 cm
CHARACTER EDUCATION POSTER - "SHOWING KINDNESS TO MY FRIEND(S)" - maximum 31 cm x 46 cm
- sponsored by SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLY OF THE BAHA'IS of the Kawartha Lakes
POSTER COMPETITION – PROMOTING LINDSAY EXHIBITION
1. Name and date of Fair must be clearly shown on poster.
2. Must be hand drawn – in any medium.
3. Size without border: minimum 8 ½” x 11” (28 x 43 cm), maximum 11” x 17” (28 x 44 cm)
4. Must be centered on CARDSTOCK or BRISTOL BOARD exposing a 2” border on all four sides.
5. Winning poster will compete at the District Level in October and District winner will compete at Provincial Level at
OAAS Convention in February 2014. Name of Fair, Owner of poster & School to be clearly labeled on the back of entry.
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In addition to prize money, CRAYOLA CANADA, Lindsay, will donate product items for 1 , 2 and 3 places.
OPEN CLASS – 2-D - maximum 50 cm x 50 cm
OPEN CLASS – 3-D - maximum 50 cm x 50 cm x 50 cm – NO LEGO
PRINTING AND WRITING - Instructions, Rules and Text to be used.
Keep your work neat and tidy. Judging will be according to the text provided, using a pencil. Allow for a border of 2 cm.
For Writing: It is to be of uniform height and spacing and exhibit the proper shape and slant.
Grades 1 - 4: To be on lined paper no larger than 18 cm x 23 cm, not mounted, using a pencil. Limited to 5 entries per class.
GRADE 4 (using a pencil and writing)
4-4 The Scarecrow
When all the cows were sleeping
And the sun had gone to bed,
Up jumped the scarecrow,
And this is what he said:
"I'm a dingle dangle scarecrow
With a flippy floppy hat.
I can shake my hands like this,
And shake my feet like that."
Rabbit Show
~ Saturday morning
~ animals must be
pre-registered
~ Poultry Barn
4-5 L'Automne
L'aube est moins claire,
L'air moins chaud,
Le ciel moins pur;
Les longs jours sont passés,
Les mois charmants finissent.
Hélas!
Voici déjà les arbres qui jaunissent!
L'automne est triste
Avec sa bise et son brouillard,
Et l'été qui s'enfuit
Est un ami qui part.
Must stay till Sunday
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Pick up: Monday September 22 between 10 AM and 7 PM.
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Jr. Flowers &
Vegetables
~ page 13 to 15
Complete books
available at the Fair
Office & on our website
at www.lindsayex.com
Please read directions carefully to avoid being disqualified. * All entry tags will be opened after judging *
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PRIZE MONEY: 1 - $6.00
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GRADE FIVE
3 OATMEAL RAISIN COOKIES - no purchased mixes - on disposable plate no larger than 17 cm
3 SQUARES OF CHOCOLATE FUDGE CANDY - no purchased mixes - on disposable plate no larger than 17 cm
DECORATED CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE - edible decorations - no purchased mixes - on disposable no larger than 17 cm.
WRITING IN PEN (ENGLISH) - content provided at bottom of this page
WRITING IN PEN (FRENCH) - content provided at bottom of this page
Unless specified to
be computer
LEAF COLLECTION - 12 different deciduous leaves, identified, on bristol board or other rigid board
generated,
all items
- maximum 65 cm x 95 cm
are
to
be
handmade
CLOWN FACE - drawn free hand and coloured with markers - maximum 23 cm x 31 cm
by entrant.
LEAF PRINT DESIGN - using autumn colours - any medium - maximum 30 cm x 30 cm
SCRAP BOOKING PAGE - any theme - maximum 31 cm x 46 cm
All exhibits must be
POSTER PROMOTING ‘NUT SAFE SCHOOL’ - maximum 31 cm x 46 cm
securely tagged.
CREATE A COMPUTER GENERATED MYSTERY STORY - 1 to 3 pages, may include graphics
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GROUP OF FOUR DRAWINGS - 4 birds, using pencil crayons
Each picture: maximum 13 cm x 18 cm - mounting not to exceed 30 cm x 40 cm
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In addition to prize money, CRAYOLA CANADA, Lindsay, will donate product items for 1 , 2 & 3 places.
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BIRD FEEDER - made from wood - maximum 40 cm x 40 cm x 40 cm
BOARD GAME DESIGN - Early Civilization - maximum 31 cm x 46 cm
DECORATED HAT - theme: “LET’S CELEBRATE CANADA”
CRAFT BRACELET - braided friendship - mounted on a backing - max.15 cm x 15 cm
SHOE BOX - decorated for Valentine's Day
DIORAMA - depicting invertebrate habitat - maximum 30 cm x 30 cm x 30 cm
CREATE AN ARTIFACT - from an ancient civilization - maximum 30 cm x 30 cm x 30 cm
CHARACTER EDUCATION POSTER - "SHOWING KINDNESS IN MY COMMUNITY”
- maximum 31 cm x 46 cm - sponsored by SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLY OF THE BAHA'IS of the KL
OPEN CLASS – 2-D - maximum 50 cm x 50 cm
OPEN CLASS – 3-D - maximum 50 cm x 50 cm x 50 cm – NO LEGO
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Jr. Flowers &
Vegetables
~ page 13 to 15
Complete books
available at the Fair
Office & on our
website at
www.lindsayex.com
PRINTING AND WRITING - Instructions, Rules and Text to be used.
Keep your work neat and tidy. Judging will be according to the text provided. Allow for a border of 2 cm.
For Writing: It is to be of uniform height and spacing and exhibit the proper shape and slant.
Grades 5 - 8: To be on lined paper no larger than a foolscap sheet, not mounted, using a pen. Limited to 5 entries per class.
GRADE 5 (using a pen and writing)
5-4 What Will You Be?
They never stop asking me:
“What will you be?
A doctor, a dancer
A diver at sea?”
They never stop bugging me:
”What will you be?”
As if they expect me to
Stop being me.
5-5 Pour Ma Mère Il y a plus de fleurs
Pour ma mère, en mon cœur,
Que dans tous les vergers;
Plus de merles rieurs
Pour ma mère, en mon cœur,
Que dans le monde entier;
Et bien plus de baisers
Pour ma mère, en mon cœur,
Qu’on ne pourrait en donner.
Rabbit Show
~ Saturday morning
~ animals must be
pre-registered and stay till Sunday
~ Poultry Barn
nd
Pick up: Monday September 22 between 10 AM and 7 PM.
7
Bee Poster
~ see page 15
Please read directions carefully to avoid being disqualified. * All entry tags will be opened after judging *
st
PRIZE MONEY: 1 - $6.00
6-1
6-2
6-3
6-4
6-5
6-6
6-7
6-8
6-9
6-10
6-11
6-12
6-13
6-14
6-15
6-16
6-17
6-18
6-19
6-20
6-21
6-22
nd
2 - $5.00
rd
th
3 - $4.00
4 - $3.00
th
5 - $2.00
Rabbit Show
GRADE SIX
~ Saturday morning
~ animals must be
pre-registered &
stay till Sunday
~ Poultry Barn
3 GINGER COOKIES - no purchased mixes - on disposable plate no larger than 17 cm
3 SQUARES MAPLE FUDGE CANDY - on disposable plate no larger than 17 cm
3 PLAIN BRAN MUFFINS - on disposable plate no larger than 17 cm
FOIL PIE PLATE DESIGN - maximum 28 cm
WRITING IN PEN (ENGLISH) - content provided at bottom of this page
WRITING IN PEN (FRENCH) - content provided at bottom of this page
AUTUMN STAINED GLASS WINDOW - using cellophane or tissue paper on black construction paper – max 31 cm x 46 cm
DECORATED BOOK ENDS made from recycled plastic containers (eg. laundry detergent containers)
SPONGE PAINTING - 31 cm x 46 cm
BROCHURE - promoting Canada and Trading Partners - unfolded maximum 31 cm x 46 cm
RE-DESIGN A CEREAL BOX - to promote good health
CREATE AN ORIGINAL LEGEND - COMPUTER GENERATED - 1 page - using text and graphics
Bee Poster
RECIPE FROM A SPECIFIC (identified) CULTURE - displayed and decorated appropriately
~ see page 15
- must be handwritten - maximum 23 cm x 31 cm (no food)
MINI SCARECROW - freestanding base, maximum 30 cm x 50 cm
BIRD HOUSE - made from wood - maximum 30 cm x 30 cm x 30 cm - no kits
HANDMADE CHRISTMAS WREATH - maximum 45 cm - any medium
PAPER MACHE MASK - ready to be mounted on wall
FULL BODIED CLOWN IN A COLOURFUL COSTUME - drawn freehand with pencil crayons - maximum 23 cm x 31 cm
‘A WARM FUZZIE’ - Pom Pom character
HANDMADE JEWELLERY - one item (other than bracelet)
3-D DIORAMA depicting life of our First Nations people - maximum 30 cm x 30 cm x 30 cm
CHARACTER EDUCATION POSTER - "SHOWING KINDNESS IN MY COUNTRY" - maximum 31 cm x 46 cm
- sponsored by SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLY OF THE BAHA'IS of the Kawartha Lakes
6-23
GROUP OF FOUR DRAWINGS - mammals, using pencil crayons
Each picture: maximum 13 cm x 18 cm - mounting not to exceed 30 cm x 40 cm
st
nd
rd
In addition to prize money, CRAYOLA CANADA, Lindsay will donate product items for 1 , 2 & 3 places.
6-24
POSTER - Promoting Our Theme: “SAFETY IN THE HOME”
- maximum 31cm x 46 cm - black and white
OPEN CLASS – 2-D - maximum 50 cm x 50 cm
OPEN CLASS – 3-D - maximum 50 cm x 50 cm x 50 cm – NO LEGO
6-25
6-26
PRINTING AND WRITING - Instructions, Rules and Text to be used.
Keep your work neat and tidy. Judging will be according to the text provided. Allow for a border of 2 cm
For Writing: It is to be of uniform height and spacing and exhibit the proper shape and slant.
Grades 5 - 8: To be on lined paper no larger than a foolscap sheet, not mounted, using a pen.
Limited to 5 entries / class.
GRADE 6 (using a pen and writing)
6-5 Trees
I think that I shall never see
A poem lovely as a tree.
A tree whose hungry mouth is prest
Against the sweet earth’s flowing breast;
A tree that looks at God all day,
And lifts her leafy arms to pray;
A tree that may in summer wear
A nest of robins in her hair;
Upon whose bosom snow has lain;
Who intimately lives with rain.
Poems are made by fool like me,
But only God can make a tree.
6-6 Chevalure
J'ai un cheval qui galope
Souple comme une antilope;
Un beau cheval qui prend l'air
Dans mon pré imaginaire.
Sur le chemin de l'école
Avec moi il caracolait.
Nos crinères s'enlacent
Un trop court moment hélas!
Et quand tombent mes paupières
Je deviens son écuyère
Je lui dis: Allons, pleins gaz!
Du coup, il devient Pégase.
nd
Pick up: Monday September 22 between 10 AM and 7 PM.
8
Jr. Flowers &
Vegetables
~ page 13 to 15
Complete books
available at the Fair
Office & on our
website at
www.lindsayex.com
Unless specified to be
computer generated,
all items are to be
handmade by entrant.
All exhibits must be
securely tagged.
Please read directions carefully to avoid being disqualified. * All entry tags will be opened after judging *
st
PRIZE MONEY: 1 - $8.00
7-1
7-2
7-3
7-4
7-5
7-6
7-7
7-8
7-9
7-10
7-11
7-12
7-13
7-14
7-15
7-16
7-17
7-18
7-19
7-20
8-1
8-2
8-3
8-4
8-5
8-6
8-7
8-8
8-9
8-10
8-11
8-12
8-13
8-14
8-15
8-16
8-17
8-18
8-19
8-20
8-21
nd
2 - $6.00
rd
th
3 - $5.00
4 - $3.00
th
5 - $2.00
GRADE SEVEN
Rabbit Show
3 CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES - no purchased mixes - on disposable plate no larger than 17 cm
~
Saturday
morning
Winner of this class will compete at the District Level in October.
~
animals
must
be
3 TEA BISCUITS - no purchased mixes - on disposable plate no larger than 17 cm
pre-registered &
WRITING IN PEN (ENGLISH) - content provided on page 10
stay till Sunday
WRITING IN PEN (FRENCH) - content provided on page 10
~ Poultry Barn
PHOTOGRAPH - mounted - not to exceed 15 cm x 20 cm
VIDEO GAME COVER
ANTI-SMOKING POSTER - any medium - maximum 31 cm x 46 cm
TRANSPORTATION OF THE FUTURE - drawing - any medium - maximum 31 cm x 46 cm
A COMPUTERIZED MAGAZINE COVER - maximum 22 cm x 28 cm
CARICATURE OF A CANADIAN POLITICIAN OR ATHLETE – identified, mounted on bristol board, maximum 31 cm x 46 cm
PROJECT - made from wood - to be hung on wall
STUFFED ARTICLE
FAMILY FIRST AID KIT - maximum 25 cm x 30 cm x 15 cm deep
AUTUMN DOOR DECORATION - not to exceed 60 cm in any direction
SOAP CARVING - 3 dimensional from a bar of soap - maximum 5 cm x 10 cm x 10 cm
CRAFT - made from a kit - no Lego - displayed on a sturdy base
DIORAMA of an ECO-SYSTEM made from a shoe box
CHARACTER EDUCATION POSTER - "SHOWING KINDNESS INTERNATIONALLY" - maximum 31 cm x 46 cm
- sponsored by SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLY OF THE BAHA'IS of the Kawartha Lakes
OPEN CLASS – 2-D - maximum 50 cm x 50 cm
OPEN CLASS – 3-D - maximum 50 cm x 50 cm x 50 cm – NO LEGO
GRADE EIGHT
DECORATED CAKE OR CAKE FORM - base no larger than 25 cm.
3 SQUARES OF PLAIN CHOCOLATE FUDGE - no purchased mixes - on disposable plate no larger than 17 cm
WRITING IN PEN (ENGLISH) - content provided on page 10
WRITING IN PEN (FRENCH) - content provided on page 10
PHOTOGRAPH - mounted - not to exceed 15 cm x 20 cm
CREATE AN ORIGINAL DESIGN FOR A CD COVER - maximum 15 cm x 15 cm
POSTER - Promoting Our Theme: “FARM SAFETY” - maximum 31 cm x 46 cm
A COMPUTERIZED FRONT PAGE for a Canadian newspaper in the year 2015
BUILD A MODEL OF AN ALTERNATE ENERGY SOURCE – maximum 40 cm x 40 cm X 40 cm
SKETCH OF CANADIAN WILDLIFE - maximum 31 cm x 46 cm including mounting
DESIGN A COVER - for the 2015 Junior Arts & Crafts Prize List - Black on White – BOLD Pen or marker (black) - 22 x 28 cm
Create the graphic only and leave room for the title to be added later. Be mindful of the new branding. NOTE: All entries
become the property of the Lindsay Exhibition. In addition to prize money, CRAYOLA CANADA, Lindsay will donate product
st
nd
rd
items for 1 , 2 & 3 place.
WOODWORKING PROJECT - maximum base 30 cm x 30 cm
T-SHIRT - tie dyed
BABY-SITTER'S ENTERTAINMENT KIT - for pre-schoolers - maximum 35 cm x 35 cm x 35 cm deep
CERAMIC ARTICLE
ARTICLE FOR A DESK - made from recycled material
HANDMADE CANDLE
MOBILE (10 to 12 figures) ON A SCIENCE THEME - length 40-50 cm - diameter 20-30 cm - figures 7-10 cm
POSTER COMPETITION – PROMOTING the LINDSAY EXHIBITION
1. Name and date of Fair must be clearly shown on poster.
2. Must be hand drawn – in any medium.
3. Size without border: minimum 8 ½” x 11” (28 x 43 cm), maximum 11” x 17” (28 x 44 cm)
4. Must be centered on CARDSTOCK or BRISTOL BOARD exposing a 2” border on all four sides.
5. Winning poster will compete at the District Level in October and District winner will compete at Provincial Level at
OAAS Convention in February 2015. Name of Fair, Owner of poster & School to be clearly labeled on the back of entry.
OPEN CLASS – 2-D - maximum 50 cm x 50 cm
…continued on page 10
OPEN CLASS – 3-D - maximum 50 cm x 50 cm x 50 cm – NO LEGO
nd
Pick up: Monday September 22 between 10 AM and 7 PM.
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Please read directions carefully to avoid being disqualified. * All entry tags will be opened after judging *
PRINTING AND WRITING - Instructions, Rules and Text to be used.
Keep your work neat and tidy. Judging will be according to the text provided. Allow for a border of 2 cm.
For Writing: It is to be of uniform height and spacing and exhibit the proper shape and slant.
Grades 5 - 8: To be on lined paper no larger than a foolscap sheet, not mounted, using a pen. Limited to 5 entries per class.
GRADE 7 (using a pen and writing)
7-3 Indian Summer
Along the line of smoky hills
The crimson forest stands,
And all the day the blue-jay calls
Throughout the autumn lands.
Now by the brook the maple leans
With all his glory spread;
And all the sumachs on the hills
Have turned their green to red.
7-4 Chanson D'Automne
Les sanglots longs
Des riolons
De l'automne
Blessent mon coeur
D'une longueur
Monotone.
Tout suffocant
Et blême, quand
Sonne l'heure
Je me souviens
Des jours anciens
Et je pleure.
Now, by great marshes wrapt in mist,
Or past some river's mouth,
Throughout the long still autumn day
Wild birds are flying south.
GRADE 8 (using a pen and writing)
8-3 The Song Of The Ski
Norse am I when the first snow falls:
Norse am I till the ice departs.
The fare for which my spirit calls
Its blood from a hundred Viking-hearts.
8-4 Mon Cartable
Mon cartable a mille odeurs.
Mon cartable sent la pomme,
Le livre, l’encre, la gomme,
Et les crayons de couleurs.
Mon cartable sent l’orange,
Le buisson et le nougat.
Il sent tout ce que l’on mange
Et ce qu’on ne mange pas.
La figue et la mandarine,
Le papier d’argent ou d’or,
Et la coquille marine,
Les bateaux sortant du port.
Les longs cheveux de ma mère
Et les joues de mon papa,
Les matins dans la lumière,
La rose et le chocolat.
The curved wind wraps me like a cloak:
The pines blow out their ghostly smoke.
I'm high on the hill and ready to go A wingless bird in a world of snow:
Yet I'll ride the air
With a dauntless dare
That only a child of the north can know.
Flowers, Vegetables & Bee Poster
~ page 13 to 15
Unless specified to be computer
generated, all items are to be
handmade by entrant.
Complete books available at the
Fair Office & on our website at
www.lindsayex.com
All exhibits must be
securely tagged.
nd
Pick up: Monday September 22 between 10 AM and 7 PM.
10
Please read directions carefully to avoid being disqualified. * All entry tags will be opened after judging *
st
nd
PRIZE MONEY: 1 - $8.00
SS-1
SS-2
SS-3
SS-4
SS-5
SS-6
SS-7
SS-8
SS-9
SS-10
SS-11
SS-12
SS-13
SS-14
SS-15
SS-16
SS-17
SS-18
SS-19
SS-20
SS-21
SS-22
SS-23
2 - $6.00
rd
th
3 - $5.00
4 - $3.00
th
5 - $2.00
SECONDARY SCHOOL
HOMEMADE TART, PIECE OF PIE or OTHER PASTRY - topping optional - no purchased mixes - display on disposable plate
COOKIES, 3 baked - no purchased mixes - on disposable plate no larger than 17 cm
PIZZA - mini or 1 slice - dough made from scratch - on disposable plate no larger than 17 cm
Rabbit Show
TEA BISCUITS, 3 - no purchased mixes - on disposable plate no larger than 17 cm
~ Saturday morning
MUFFINS, 3 - no purchased mixes - on disposable plate no larger than 17 cm
~ animals must be
SQUARES, 3 any variety - no purchased mixes - on disposable plate no larger than 17 cm
pre-registered &
PHOTOGRAPHY, 3 photos on any related theme - mounting not to exceed 22 cm x 45 cm
stay till Sunday
PHOTOGRAPH - black & white - any subject - mounted - maximum 22 cm x 28 cm
~ Poultry Barn
PENCIL DRAWING - any subject, maximum 45 cm x 60 cm
PAINTING - any subject - maximum 45 cm x 60 cm
PORTRAIT DRAWING - any medium - maximum 45 cm x 60 cm
DESIGN A COMPUTER GENERATED POSTER Promoting Our Theme: “INTERNET SAFETY”
– maximum 21.5 cm x 35 cm
RE-USABLE SHOPPING BAG - sewn and decorated
GARMENT - sewn
WOODWORKING PROJECT - under 100 cm in any direction
CRAFT ITEM - handmade
PEACE POSTER - "INTERNATIONAL PEACE" - maximum 31 cm x 46 cm
- sponsored by SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLY OF THE BAHA'IS of the Kawartha Lakes
PEACE POETRY - "INTERNATIONAL PEACE" - maximum 32 lines
- sponsored by SPIRITUAL ASSEMBLY OF THE BAHA'IS of the Kawartha Lakes
SCULPTURE - 3 dimensional form - any medium - maximum 60 cm x 60 cm x 60 cm
PEN & INK DRAWING - any subject - maximum 45 cm x 60 cm
OPEN CLASS – 2-D - maximum 50 cm x 50 cm
OPEN CLASS – 3-D - maximum 50 cm x 50 cm x 50 cm – NO LEGO
POSTER COMPETITION – PROMOTING the LINDSAY EXHIBITION
1. Name and date of Fair must be clearly shown on poster.
2. Must be hand drawn – in any medium.
3. Size without border: minimum 8 ½” x 11” (28 x 43 cm), maximum 11” x 17” (28 x 44 cm).
4. Must be centered on CARDSTOCK or BRISTOL BOARD exposing a 2” border on all four sides.
5. Winning poster will compete at the District Level in October and District winner will compete at Provincial Level at
OAAS Convention in February 2015. Name of Fair, Owner of poster & School to be clearly labeled on the back of entry.
Flowers, Vegetables &
Posters
~ page 13 to 15
Bee Poster
~ see page 15
Complete books available at
the Fair Office & on our
website at
www.lindsayex.com
Unless specified to be
computer generated, all items
are to be handmade by
entrant.
All exhibits must be
securely tagged.
nd
Pick up: Monday September 22 between 10 AM and 7 PM.
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WHAT DO JUDGES LOOK FOR?
PRINTING - WRITING
Printing Grades 1-3:
 Paper size is correct.
 Not mounted.
 Round letters are to be round.
 Vertical lines must be straight
and not slanted.
 Letters are to be of uniform
height, spaced appropriately,
and have proper shape.
Writing Grades 4- 8:
 Paper size is correct.
 Not mounted.
 Letters are to be uniform height,
spaced appropriately and have
proper shape.
 Looped letters must be open
(ie. e, l, f, g, h, etc.).
 Dots on i’s are to be dots, not
circles.
 “White Out” not to be used.
BAKED GOODS
General Appearance:
 Pleasing appearance.
 Appealing colour and visual
texture.
 Appropriate size and shape.
Internal Appearance and Texture:
 Appropriate texture.
 Tender, crisp, smooth, fluffy,
flaky, creamy, chewy, or crunchy
rather than greasy, sticky,
rubbery, lumpy, tough or stringy.
 Colour – even and appropriate,
free from streaks of colour.
 Appropriate aroma for baked
goods – free from “off” odours.
WOODEN PROJECTS
Technical Qualities:
 Joints.
 Smoothness of finish.
 Regularity or squareness.
Artistic Qualities:
 Finish.
 Originality.
Overall Appearance:
 Finish.
 Originality.
Creative Design:
 Appealing.
 Functional.
Creative Material:
 Choice suited to use of the
article.
 Complements the design.
GENERAL CRAFTS
General Appearance:
 Attracts attention with its colour
and designs.
 Accurate dimensions.
 Work looks finished.
Creative Colour:
 Suits the design.
 Harmonious.
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Craftsmanship:
Shows knowledge and understanding of
materials.
JUNIOR FLOWERS
Open to School Children in all Grades
PRIZES: All Grades
st
1 - $5.00
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
9701
9702
9703
9704
9705
9706
9707
9708
9709
9710
9711
9712
9713
9714
9715
9716
9717
9718
9719
9720
9721
9722
9723
9724
9725
9726
nd
2 - $4.00
rd
3 - $3.00
th
4 - $2.00
th
5 - $2.00
Care must be taken to follow directions in each class as to "Variety", "Size", "Number of Blooms", or other specifications;
otherwise the exhibit will be disqualified.
Arrangements and collections should have some foliage attached.
Flowers must be exhibited in containers, (neck of container to be suitable to arrangements).
Stems should be of reasonable length.
All materials must be alive or dried as specified - no artificial materials.
All specimens must be grown by the exhibitor unless otherwise stated.
Please be sure to read
Each exhibit must be securely tagged.
directions carefully in
order to avoid being
MARIGOLDS - small double - 3 blooms - bloom dimension 2 cm to 5 cm
disqualified.
MARIGOLDS - medium double - 3 blooms - bloom dimension 5 cm to 10 cm
POMPOM ZINNIAS - 3 blooms, any colour/colours
LARGE ZINNIAS - 3 blooms, any colour/colours
ASTERS - 3 blooms, any colour/colours
COSMOS - 5 stems, any colour/colours
GLADIOLI - 3 spikes, any colour/colours - bottom floret should be within 6” of top of container
DAHLIAS - 3 blooms, any colour/colours
SNAPDRAGONS - 3 spikes, any colour/colours
COLLECTION OF ANNUALS - at least 3 species, not to include flowers grown from bulbs, corms, or tubers.
Quality and arrangement considered 50-50 - any foliage may be included.
MIXED ARRANGEMENT OF PERENNIALS (including roses). Quality and arrangement considered 50-50 - any foliage may be
included.
FLOWER ARRANGEMENT FOR DINING TABLE - not more than 30 cm high
GERANIUM - container grown - one plant with bloom, grown by exhibitor - not more than 45 cm high
ARRANGEMENT OF FLOWERS in a hollowed ornamental miniature pumpkin - under 10 cm high, suitable for a hall table.
ANY POTTED PLANT GROWN FOR FOLIAGE - 1 - grown by exhibitor – named - maximum 15 cm pot
PETUNIAS - singles - 3 sprays - any colour/colours, in a container that is not more than 12.5 cm across and 15 cm deep
PETUNIAS - doubles - 3 sprays - any colour/colours, in a container that is not more than 12.5 cm across and 15 cm deep
CACTUS - 1 specimen
PANSIES - 3 blooms
3 STEMS OF ANY ONE ANNUAL NOT LISTED - named.
FALL ARRANGEMENT - in gourd/squash container with plastic or glass liner - gourd/squash container not to exceed 15 cm
in diameter
SUNFLOWER HEAD - under 25 cm - decorated with only vegetable materials
SUNFLOWER HEAD - 25 cm or greater - decorated with only vegetable materials
WHAT’S NEW IN YOUR GARDEN FOR 2015?
DUSTY TRAIL WITH WILDFLOWERS – arranged in a boot
OLD YELLER - an arrangement of yellow flowers - 3 different varieties
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
SPECIAL
The LEX will award a special prize of $5.00 for the
"GREATEST NUMBER OF POINTS" earned by an Exhibitor in Sections 9701-9726
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
SPECIAL: LINDSAY EXHIBITION
JUNIOR HORTICULTURE CHAMPIONSHIP
The LEX will award a Perpetual Plaque to the School with the most points in Horticulture.
st
Plaque to be retained by the winning school until September 1 of the following year.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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JUNIOR VEGETABLES
Open to School Children in all Grades
PRIZES: All Grades
st
1 - $5.00
1.
2.
3.
4.
9801
9802
9803
9804
9805
9806
9807
9808
9809
9810
9811
9812
9813
9814
9815
9816
9817
9818
9819
9820
9821
9822
9823
9824
9825
9826
9827
9829
9829
9830
9831
9832
9833
nd
2 - $4.00
rd
3 - $3.00
th
4 - $2.00
th
5 - $2.00
Care must be taken to follow directions in each class as to Variety, Size, Number of Specimens or other specifications;
otherwise the exhibit will be disqualified.
**ROOT VEGETABLES – dirt should be removed but vegetable should NOT be scrubbed.
All specimens must be grown by the exhibitor.
Each exhibit must be securely tagged. To be exhibited on sturdy paper plates.
BEETS - round – 5 - any table variety, tops removed to approximately 2.5 cm
BEETS - pickling - 5 - tops removed to approximately 2.5 cm
Please be sure to read
BEETS - long - 5 - any table variety, tops removed to approximately 2.5 cm
directions carefully in
BEANS - green or yellow - 5
order to avoid being
CABBAGE - green - 1 head, any variety, wrapper leaves on
disqualified.
CABBAGE - red - 1 head, wrapper leaves on
CARROTS - chantenay type - 5, tops removed to 2.5 cm, tapered, sharp end
CARROTS - nantes type - 5, tops removed to 2.5 cm, straight side, blunt end
PARSNIPS - 5, tops removed to 2.5 cm
CUCUMBERS - table variety - 2
CUCUMBERS - pickling variety - 5
ONIONS - spanish - 3 - LOOSE SKIN REMOVED, not peeled, tops removed to approximately 2.5 cm
ONIONS - cooking - 3 - LOOSE SKIN REMOVED, not peeled, tops removed to approximately 2.5 cm
ONIONS - pickling - 1 bunch of not less than 5 - LOOSE SKIN REMOVED, not peeled, tops removed to approximately 2.5 cm
POTATOES - white - 5 - any variety, named
POTATOES - red - 5 - any variety, named
POTATOES - 5 - any other variety, named
PUMPKIN - pie - 1 - under 30 cm in diameter
PUMPKIN - Jack-O-Lantern type (not carved), oblong not round - 1
PUMPKIN - field type, round - 1
SQUASH - pepper - 1
SQUASH - butternut - 1
SQUASH - buttercup - 1
SQUASH - hubbard - 1, any variety
SQUASH - sweet potato or delicata - 1
SQUASH - spaghetti - 1
SQUASH - 1 - any other variety not listed above, named
SWEET CORN - any variety - 5 cobs - half husked, named
TOMATOES - red or orange - 5 - table variety – STEMS ON
TOMATOES - green or yellow - 5 - table variety – STEMS ON
TOMATOES - cherry variety - approximately 10 – STEMS ON
ZUCCHINI - 2, green (maximum 30 cm long)
Flowers, Vegetables &
ZUCCHINI - 2, yellow (maximum 30 cm long)
Specials
~ page 13 to 15
Complete books available at
the Fair Office & on our
website at www.lindsayex.com
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"CRAZY VEGGIES"
Articles for Competition in these classes must be entered under the sponsorship of the school that the student attends, and must be
entered through a Teacher of the School. Those students not registered in a public or separate school system may register through
the fair office.
PRIZE MONEY:
st
1 - $5.00
nd
2 - $4.00
rd
3 - $3.00
th
4 - $2.00
th
5 - $2.00
CRAZY VEGGIES: 9901 – 9909, entries to be NATURAL, USING NO COSTUME OR MODIFICATION
9901
9902
9903
9904
9905
9906
9907
9908
9909
PUNIEST PUMPKIN – pumpkins only, must be orange, no squash or gourds
WEIRDEST TOMATO
SIAMESE TWIN VEGETABLE – grown above the ground
ALPHABET BEAN – natural shape
HOMELIEST POTATO
CUTEST CUKE
CRAZIEST CARROT
CORNIEST CORN CHARACTER
BLOCK HEAD – squarest vegetable, any vegetable
Please be sure to read
directions carefully in
order to avoid being
disqualified.
CRAZY VEGGIES: 9910 – 9914, COSTUMES OR OTHER ADDED FEATURES ARE ALLOWED
9910
9911
9912
9913
9914
UGLIEST POTATO
SIAMESE TWIN VEGETABLE – grown below the ground
SCARIEST CARROT
ADORABLE CUKE
CLOWNIEST CORN
SPECIAL
9915
“HOW BEES BENEFIT MANKIND” or “A BENEFIT OF BEES TO MAN”
MR. LORNE THURSTON, Dunsford will donate prize money of
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2 - $6.00
3 - $5.00
4 - $3.00
5 - $2.00
1 - $8.00
A bonus to the above prize money will be paid to all posters of exceptional merit. This bonus may be equal to an
amount up to the actual amount of prize.
NOTE: Poster must illustrate a benefit (or benefits) to mankind and will be judged on originality of ideas as
well as the quality of the art. Posters that do not describe or show a benefit will not be eligible for prize money.
BENEFIT OF BEES:
Bees are necessary to cross-pollinate many plants. Without cross-pollination, we would be unable to produce large crops of fruit
(apples, pears, peaches, cherries, strawberries, raspberries, cranberries, blueberries, etc). Bees also cross-pollinate many farm crops
and greatly increase their yield (clover, canola, soybeans, etc). Many home garden vegetables also depend on bees for pollination
(beans, cucumbers, pumpkins, squash, currants, melons, etc). Although honey bees are mainly kept for the honey and wax they
produce their chief benefit to us is pollination. Many wild bees also pollinate our crops (bumblebees, leaf cuter bees, etc). Honey
bees are mainly kept for the honey they produce and are also used to gather pollen for food and propolis (a resinous substance from
plants) which is used by bees to seal up cracks, etc. in their home. Propolis is used by humans for medical purposes. Bee sting
venom is also used for medical purposes.
Entries for class 9915 are to be taken to the
Commonwell (formerly Farmers’ Mutual) Exhibition Building
on Tuesday September 16, 2014 by 7:45 PM
~ Judging begins at 8 PM
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CHILDREN’S RABBIT SHOW
Saturday September 20, 2014
~ POULTRY BARN ~
10:00 a.m.
Entries must be pre-registered (we need to have enough cages)
o on an entry form or
o by a phone call to the office (705) 324-5551 – to indicate the number of rabbits that are coming
Rabbits will be judged and then be on display in the Poultry Barn for the weekend.
~ limit 1 class per rabbit
~ bring your rabbits to the Poultry Barn before 10 AM on Saturday
~ pick up rabbits between 4 PM and 6 PM on Sunday
NO ENTRY FEE
PRIZES:
Ribbons and prize money will be awarded to each participant.
CLASSES:
1. Best Dressed Rabbit
2. Biggest Rabbit
3. Rabbit with the Largest Ears
4. Most Colourful Rabbit
Rabbits must remain
in the building until
Sunday …
~ they may be picked up
between 4 PM & 6 PM
on Sunday.
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Junior Arts Prize List
2014
School Lists Due to Exhibition Office by:
5 PM Friday September 12, 2014
School Exhibits Delivered to
Farmers’ Mutual Exhibition Building:
Monday September 15, 2014
3 PM ~ 8 PM
Flowers, Vegetables & Farm Produce Delivered
to Farmers’ Mutual Exhibition Building:
Tuesday September 16, 2014
3 PM ~ 7:45 PM
Please Note: Exhibits to be picked up
Monday September 22, 2014
10 AM ~ 7 PM
Due to space restrictions in our multi-use facilities,
we will dispose of unclaimed articles
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