2 Canadian Heritage Breeds Fall Show Issue ~ 2015 2015 Board of Directors President Daniel Chappell [email protected](403) 559-4686 Vice President Kyle Lawrence [email protected](403) 347-0633 Secretary Robyn Andersen [email protected]Treasurer Davina Daly [email protected]Director Kathy Stevenson [email protected]Director Michelle Sulz [email protected]Director Crystal McKinnon [email protected]Director Callum McLeod [email protected]www.CanadianHeritageBreeds.ca [email protected]It’s Almost Show Time & Welcome to this newsletter! We hope everyone is busy primping and preening all those beautiful show birds in order to be ready to attend the 5 th Annual Fall Show in Red Deer. We wanted to put together an info package for all of you and if you still have questions after perusing through, do not hesitate to get in touch with any of your board members. Plan on joining and following on Facebook, the event - Canadian Heritage Breeds Fall Show and the home page, Canadian Heritage Breeds as we’re sure that both of these pages will be carrying any further updates and will be available for questions. We will be looking for volunteers again so please contact Kyle Lawrence on your availability. Deadline for show entries are November 17 th – please visit the website for the show package.
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We are all about the preservation of genetic diversity, heritage breeds, networking, social gathering, education, breed conservation and fun.
CHB offers a number of events and resources, including poultry shows, seminars, breed displays, social gatherings & smaller events
throughout the year. Our membership includes every level of enthusiast from the Master breeder to first time urban coop owner to members just dreaming about owning their first livestock. CHB also
encourages youth involvement with a developing Jr’s program. Although CHB is based in Central Alberta we aim to create a resource
for not just Alberta, but for all of Western Canada and beyond! CHB publishes an online quarterly newsletter announcing upcoming events,
articles by and about our members, breed introductions, health/genetics/husbandry/nutrition information and more.
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CHB Fall Show Trivia
1. What month and year was the first annual CHB Fall Show? 2. What 4 animals are included on the CHB logo? 3. What year was Canadian Heritage Breeds Association formed? 4. What is CHB’s Annual Membership Fee? 5. What is the password to the CHB Website Member’s Area? 6. What is the deadline for exhibitor entries for the 2015 Poultry and Egg Show? Answers can be found at the end of the Newsletter!
Vendors needed for Canadian Heritage Breeds Fall Show
I'd like to invite you to become a vendor at the Fifth Annual Canadian Heritage Breeds Fall Show November 28-29, 2015, brought to you by Canadian Heritage Breeds!
The Fall Show is a two-day show and sale that draws poultry, pigeon, other vendors
and fanciers from across Canada. The show encompasses a generous 40,000 square feet of indoor space at the beautiful Agri Center East facility at Red Deer’s Westerner Park.
Approximately 600 adults came through the doors at last year’s show (children 12 & under receive free admission), and we are anticipating a bigger and better show in 2015!
Besides the animal shows, there are also heritage livestock displays, an egg show, an animal
sale area, a fun kids petting zoo, silent auction and - here’s where you come in – a tradeshow area, featuring up to 25 vendor spaces for our vendors to show off their products and
services.
This is an awesome venue to sell jewelry, handmade accessories and clothing, farm/ranch related items, as well as decor, beauty supplies, gardening-related products, urban farming,
organic products, pet supplies and more! With less than a month before Christmas, many attendees will be looking to do some holiday shopping!
A 10x10 space is just $100! Tables are $10 and power is available for $100.
The CHB looks forward to working with you for our 2015 show! If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me!
Yours Truly,
Jennifer Jacula Tradeshow organizer Office: 780-741-2179
Plan to Participate in the 2015 CHB AGM! When: Friday, November 27, 2015 @ 7PM
Where: Agri Centre East, Westerner Park in Red Deer, AB or Join Remotely
All CHB members are invited to participate in the upcoming Annual General Meeting.
By holding the AGM in conjunction with the 5th Annual Fall Show we hope it will allow as many of our members as possible to attend. For members who are not able to be at the meeting in person, for the first time, participation through a computer (screen
share and/or internet audio) and/or by phone (conference call) will be available. If you wish to join the AGM remotely please
contact Michelle Sulz by emailing [email protected] no later than Thursday, November 26thfor instructions.
The AGM will include elections for the CHB Board positions of President and Secretary. Nominations for these positions in advance of the meeting can be
emailed to [email protected] and will also be accepted during the AGM.
Member ideas and input on CHB’s 2016 calendar of events and activities will also be
part of the AGM discussion. Each year the Board of CHB strives to focus on events
and activities that align closely with CHB’s mission and are of the highest value to
our members. Your ideas, support and involvement as a member of CHB are key so
please join us at the AGM and help shape CHB’s future!
Banquet will be held on site at the show hall in Banquet room. Tickets are $22.00 each.
Enter number of tickets required on entry form. Limited number of tickets available.
Judge: Heather Hayes, Armstrong, BC.
Sales Area
Sales area is $5 per hole for Largefowl and/or Bantams .
$10 for turkey/goose holes.
Birds must be healthy and in good condition and be purebred.
Ten dollar bid, now twenty, now twenty, will ya' give me twenty?
Although you won’t hear the auctioneer’s chant on the show weekend, CHB will
once again be holding fundraising Silent Auctions - a separate silent auction will be held each day, Saturday and Sunday so if you can only attend on one of the days,
you can still bid on a wide variety of distinctive and useful items! So don’t forget to
check the bidding sheets often on those treasures you most want to take home!
To donate items to the CHB Fall Show Silent Auction please contact Kris Skeels: [email protected]
Answers to CHB Fall Show Trivia: 1. December 2011 2. Cow, Rabbit, Duck, Chicken (Rooster) 3. 2010 4. $10 5. Tamworth 6. November 17, 2015
Become Involved
CHB is always evolving and growing! As we continue to expand, there are more opportunities open for YOU to become more involved! There are many ways to support CHB with the important work of heritage breed conservation, such as attending the seminars, breed displays, shows and other events. Send us a little write-up about your favourite breed for a newsletter. If you can lend a hand during one of the poultry show weekends, volunteers are always needed. Set up and tear down are the two biggest jobs where even just a couple of hours of your help makes a big difference.
It is your club, let’s make it the best club we can!
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Canadian Heritage Breeds Association
"To Encourage the preservation, growth and overall welfare of heritage breeds. CHB is the vehicle that allows the public, both rural and
urban, to recognize the strengths, values and relevance that heritage breeds possess in today's marketplace. CHB will demonstrate the benefits
of heritage breeds through public awareness campaigns, which are designed to educate as well as offer the opportunity to become proactive in