The 118th Annual IPE Prize Book
DIVISION 13 - FRUIT
CHAIRPERSON: Leanne Maw (250) 309-2836
email: [email protected]
COMMITTEE:
Will Maw, Jenn Baumle,
Arthur Cayford, Vickie Liwiski, Gail Osterlund
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ENTRIES CLOSE - FRIDAY AUGUST 4th, 4PM
No late entries accepted.
EXHIBITOR INFORMATION
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SPECIAL ATTENTION: is called to the General
Rules & Regulations printed in the beginning of the
Prize List. Exhibits Drop Off: NorVal Arena
Monday August 28th 5 pm to 8:30 pm or
Tuesday August 29th 8 am to 12 pm
you will receive your exhibitors pass when you
drop off your item
Exhibit Pick up: NorVal Arena: Please pick up
exhibits and prizes Monday morning,
September 4th, from 9:00 am to 11:00 am.
ENTRY FEE:
75 cents per class. Minimum fee of $1.50
if only one class entered plus Exhibitor Ticket
unless current IPE membership held.
Adults & Students $ 21.40 (taxes included)
Child (6 to 12) $ 5.35 (taxes included)
5 and under
Free
there will be a $25.00 charge on all NSF cheques
PRIZE MONEY: 1st $5.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd 2.00 unless
stated otherwise. Score: 1st: 3 points, 2nd: 2 points,
3rd: 1 point
Note: New Ideas and classes are welcomed please
contact the Director of Department 13.
Where the word NAMED appears, name of
variety must be shown on entry form or entry
will be disqualified
Individual exhibits mailed or expressed to the
Exhibition, will be opened and arranged by the
management for display in competition.
All fruit in classes 1 to 58 inclusive, must be grown
by Exhibitor.
Fruit will be judged according to the Standards of
Perfection as set out in the B.C. Circular #50C.
This circular can be obtained from the Ministry in
Victoria, or from your local branch of the Ministry of
Agriculture.
One entry only, to be made in each class except in
the case “for any other variety”.
The awarding of one or more prizes to one Exhibitor
in “any other variety” class to be left to the Judge’s
decision.
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VARIETY, COLLECTION, CATEGORY:
Example: apples, cooking or dessert named; see
Circular 50C, page 8, Season, Quality and
Commercial value.
Similar considerations will apply in placing other
fruit collections.
All fruit entered must be grown in the 2017
season.
APPLES
CLASSES
01. 3 varieties of cooking apples, NAMED, 5 of each
02. 3 varieties of dessert apples, NAMED, 5 of each
03. 5 - Red Delicious
04. 5 - Golden Delicious
05. 5 - McIntosh
06. 5 - Jonagold
07. 5 - Gala
08. 5 - Newton
09. 5 - Red Rome
10. 5 - Spartan
11. 5 - Tydemans Red
12. 5 - Granny Smith
13. 5 - Empire
14. 5 - Any Other Variety, NAMED
15. 1 plate of apples, any variety, Boy or Girl
18 years and under, NAMED
16. Largest plate of apples – 5, NAMED
17. 5 - apples, any variety, NAMED, by first time
exhibitor
CRAB APPLES
18. 12 Hyslop
19. 12 Transcedent
APRICOTS
20. 12 apricots, any variety, NAMED
CHERRIES
21. Cherries, 24, any other variety, NAMED
22. Collection of cherries, 3 varieties, 8 each, 24 in
total, NAMED
The 118th Annual IPE Prize Book
GRAPES
BERRIES
Handle as little as possible, DO NOT Polish &
please leave the stems on the grapes
23. Blue or Purple, 3 bunches, NAMED
24. Red, 3 bunches, NAMED
25. Green or White, 3 bunches, NAMED
26. Any European Variety, 3 bunches, NAMED
27. Any Wine Variety, 3 bunches, NAMED
28. Collection of 3 Wine varieties, 3 bunches of each,
NAMED
47. Berries, 24 any variety, NAMED raspberries,
strawberries, blackberries or 3 clusters of red
currants, black currants, gooseberries,
blueberries
PEARS
29. 5 - Bartlett
30. 5 - D’Anjou
31. 5 - Flemish Beauty
32. 5 - Any Other Variety, NAMED
33. Collection of Pears, 3 varieties, 5 of each NAMED
PLUMS, PRUNES
Handle as little as possible so as to preserve the
natural bloom, please leave the stems on and DO
NOT Polish
34. 12 Bradshaw
35. 12 Damson
36. 12 Greengage
37. 12 Any Other Variety, NAMED
38. Collection of plums, 3 varieties, 12 each NAMED
39. 12 Prunes, late, NAMED
40. 12 Prunes, early, NAMED
PEACHES
NUTS (may be from the previous year’s crop) casing
intact
48. 12 Hazelnuts/ Filberts any kind
49. 12 Walnuts, any kind
50. 12 Almonds any kind
51. 12 Nuts any other kind
BOXED FRUIT
52. 1 tray or cell pack, Red Delicious apples
53. 1 box of Pears, NAMED
54. 1 box of Plums, NAMED
55. 1 box of Peaches, NAMED
56. 1 Junior Box or Handi pack, McIntosh
SPECIALS
57. Best Collection of fruit (bush, vine and tree)
shown individually under the rules of the fruit
department.This class will be judged on quality
and number of kinds exhibited. Rosette only.
58. Special Exhibit of one plate of McIntosh apples
grown by exhibitor North of Swan Lake.
Rosette only.
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41. 5 Any one of the three “V’s”
42. 5 Fair Haven
43. 5 Red Haven
44. 5 Any Other Variety, NAMED
45. Collection of peaches, 3 varieties,
5 each NAMED
46. 5 Nectarines
Haystack says: Hey Kids
Don’t forget the
“Great Zucchini Derby” at
Kids World Thursday
August 31st 10 am Come &
build a Zucchini Derby car”
and challenge your friends or
family to a race
Fun for all
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