COMMITTEE: Carol Thompson: 426-5907
ENTRY FEE: None
LOCATION: Scout Hall
PRIZE MONEY ALL CLASSES
$4, $3, $2
NOTES TO PARENTS:
1. All previous lists are null and void.
2. ENTRY FORMS MUST BE FILLED OUT. Entry forms are available at the Beaverton Library after August 15th or in Beaverton area schools after Labour Day.
3. All exhibits MUST be in place before 8:00 PM. Thursday and MUST be removed between 3:30 and 4:40 PM Sunday. Articles cannot be stored.
4. Please make sure your name & exhibitor number are on the Exhibitor ticket. Numbers are obtained at registration.
5. Exhibitors must enter the level they were at on the first day of school this year.
6. All work must be done by exhibitor. Parents are urged to encourage their children in everyway, but allow them to do the work themselves.
7. No pupil may enter more than one entry in any section.
8. All baking must be in plastic bags or wrap and displayed on paper plates.
9. All pictures are to be a maximum size of 8.5 x 11 inches unless indicated otherwise.
10. JUNIOR ARTWORK need not be framed but MUST be mounted on a stiff backing. It is suggested that unframed pictures be matt framed with bristle board or construction paper. A picture that will not hang properly may not be accepted. The Artists name should be covered to maintain anonymity.
11. Everyone gets $2.00 if no prize won.
12. All students must enter under own name.
13. Each Individual Must have a Junior Exhibitor Number
14. Open to Public School Students Only.
CLASS 1
PRE-SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN (JR & SR)
1. Make a person/animal from marshmallows.
2. Print the word “Duck” on a 4 x 5 inch sheet of paper.
3. A paper plate of your favourite foods using pictures cut from magazines.
4. Largest leaf mounted on paper.
CLASS 2
GRADES 1 and 2
1. A hand tracing picture decorated with items from nature
2. Print the words “Big, Tall & Small” on a 4 x 5 inch sheet of paper
3. A face mask made from a paper plate
4. A rock decorated/painted like a bumblebee.
CLASS 3
GRADE 3 and 4
1. A page of scrapbooking of a celebration
2. A collection of rocks in a box.
3. A collection of leaves – different types, labeled & waxed if mounted, 5 – 7 specimens
4. Sewing
CLASS 4
GRADE 5 and 6
1. A page of scrapbooking of a celebration
2. A small/medium size clay or plastic flower pot – decorated/painted
3. A collection of seeds – 8 – 15 different types labeled
4. A Table Decoration using an old shoe.
5. Sewing
CLASS 5
GRADE 7 and 8
1. A page of scrapbooking of a celebration
2. A menu for the perfect birthday party using healthy foods only
3. Photos of you and your friends on a trip or outing (4-6 mounted)
4. A shoebox decorated/wrapped for a birthday present.
5. Sewing
CLASS 6
Age 14 to 18
1. A personalized bedroom door sign 8 x 10 inches
2. An original iPod or MP3 player storage case – design/decorated
3. A music CD cover for your favourite collection of songs
4. A skipping rope made into something creative.
CLASS 7
VEGETABLES
1. Beets (2)
2. Carrots (4) - tops removed
3. Corn - sweet (2) - husk removed
4. Cucumbers - green (2)
5. Largest squash or pumpkin (1)
6. Largest Potato (1)
7. Peppers, green - sweet (2)
8. Pie Pumpkin (1)
9. Tomatoes, ripe - not cherry (2)
10. Zucchini - green or yellow (1)
11. Any other vegetable not listed
12. A collection of fruits and veggies presented in the 2011 fair theme
13. Beans - 3 same variety
14. Onions-
15. Cabbage Green - outside leaves attached (1)
16. Potatoes
17. Melons
Beaverton Horticultural Society Special
Most Points Class 7: 1st - $12; 2nd - $8; 3rd - $5
CLASS 8
FLOWERS
1. Cosmos - 4 blooms or sprays
2. Dahlia - any size - 2 blooms
3. Geranium - cutting - 1 bloom
4. Marigold - best bloom
5. Petunias - single and/or double - table bouquet
6. Pansies - 5 stems
7. Rose - I stem
8. Snapdragon - 4 spikes - any colour
9. Zinnias - large - 2 blooms
10. Table bouquet of mixed wild flowers and grasses
11. Sunflower (largest head only)
Beaverton Horticultural Society Special
Most Points Class 7: 1st - $12; 2nd - $8; 3rd - $5
CLASS 9
CROPS
1. Corn - field; cobs only (3) - husk removed
2. Wheat - 1 lb sample in plastic bag
3. Apples
a) MacIntosh – 3
b) Crab – 3
c) Any other type not named – 3
4. Any other frui (3)
CLASS 10
JUNIOR BAKING Age 6 to 9
1. Your favourite "no bake" cookies or squares (2)
2. Oatmeal Cookies (2) - from a mix
3. Brownies with icing (2) 2" square - from a mix
CLASS 11
JUNIOR BAKING Age 10 to 13
1. Your favourite “no bake” cookies or squares (2)
2. Chocolate Chip Cookies (2) -
3. Brownies with icing (2) 2” square –not from a mix
CLASS 12
ARTWORK Age 6 to 9
Work must be Original and can be done in any medium (oil, watercolour, crayon, pencil, ink, etc) Please cover artists name.
1. Cartoon/Fantasy
2. Animal(s) or Bird(s) - any medium
3. Landscape or Building(s)
4. Subject Open
CLASS 13
ARTWORK Age 10 to 13
Work must be Original and can be done in any medium (oil, watercolour, pencil, ink, etc) Please cover artists name.
1. Cartoon/Fantasy
2. Animal(s) or Bird(s) - any medium
3. Landscape or Building(s)
Photo to be taken by exhibitor after September 1st last year. Photo may be printed from digital camera or processed. Minimum size 4" x 6". Maximum size 5" x 7".
CLASS 14
PHOTOGRAPHY Age 6 to 9
1. Favourite person
2. Favourite pet (Caption showing name)
3. “Old Time Fair” something old in Beaverton
4. Landscape - lake side, farming or rural only
5. Animal (s)
CLASS 15
PHOTOGRAPHY Age 10 to 13
1. Favourite person
2. Favourite pet (caption showing name)
3. “New Time Fun” a fun activity
4. Barns or Farming Theme
5. Animal(s)
