Chemung County Fair Exhibitors Book Part 2

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MAJOR CONTESTS
DEPARTMENT S
Mike Taylor………………………...Superintendent
607-207-7358
Entries Due — Friday, July 27, 2012
Exhibits must be in place by Sunday, July 29, 2012 at 3:00 p.m.
SECTION 1 – 2012 SCARECROW CONTEST
Premiums:
1st-$50
2nd-$25
3rd-$15
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Theme: 170 Years of Tradition & Fun
Judging will be based on theme and creativeness.
Age group (6 - 12)
Judging will take place on Monday, July 30th .
Scarecrows will be displayed throughout the Fairgrounds.
For more information, please contact us at
[email protected]
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FLOWERS
DEPARTMENT K
SECTION 1 – GLADIOLI
SECTION 2 – GARDEN FLOWERS
ENTRY FEE: $.30 PREMIUMS: 1st - $3 2nd - $2 3rd - $1
1. One Spike – White or white with marking,
Cream, Yellow, Green – named
2. One Spike – Buff, Orange, Salmon – named
3. One Spike – Scarlet, Pink, Red – named
4. One Spike – Rose, Lavender, Purple, Violet – named
5. One Spike – Miniature under 2 ½ “ named
6. Vase of Gladioli – Mixed or one color – named
SECTION 2 – GARDEN FLOWERS
ENTRY FEE: $.20 PREMIUMS: 1st - $2 2nd - $1.50 3rd - $1
10.
11.
12.
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18.
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21.
22.
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24.
25.
26.
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28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
One stem Canna – any color
One cluster Hardy Phlox – any color
Three clusters Hardy Phlox – any color
Three stems White or Pink Asters/mum
Three stems Red, Purple or Lavender Asters
Collection of Annuals – varieties, one each named
exhibited in one container
Collection of Perennials – varieties, one each named
exhibited in one container
Three clusters of Verbenas
Five stems Pansies (foliage to count on judging)
Ten stems Violas (foliage to count on judging)
One specimen Lily – Oriental/Asiatic/Tiger
Three stems Lily – mixed or one color –
Oriental/Asiatic/Tiger
One stem Day Lily – any color – named
Three stems cluster Day Lily – any color – named
One specimen spray hardy Chrysanthemum
any color – named
Three spikes Snapdragon – any color – named
Three stems Cleome
Five stems Nasturtium
One stem Hydrangea
Three-Five sprays single Petunias
Three stems Statice
Three stems giant ruffled or double petunias
Three stems high Marigolds – named
33. Five stems dwarf Marigolds – named
34. Three stems Red and/or Gold hybrid Marigolds
named
35. Collection of Marigolds – varieties named
one container
36. One spike Delphinium – named
37. One spike Dwarf Delphinium – named
38. Four stems large Zinnias – mixed colors
39. Three - Six stems Pompom Zinnias – mixed colors or
same color
40. Three stems Geraniums – same color with foilage named
41. One to three Mints – named
42. Three sprays Larkspur
43. One spray Peacock Orchid
44. One stem Herb – named
45. Three stems Daisies
46. Three stems Monarda (Bee Balm)
47. Three stalks Artemisia – named
48. One to three sunflower(s)
49. Three stems Carnations – named
50. One spray Primrose
51. Three stems Coneflower
52. Three stems Cosmos
53. Specimen of any Annual – not listed – named
54. Specimen of any Perennial – not listed – named
55. Bush/shrub – 1 stem in blossom – named
56. Shrubs/bush – 1 stem – named
57. Scented Bouquet
58. Wild Flowers
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FLOWERS
DEPARTMENT K
SECTION 3 – ROSES
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SECTION 4 – DAHLIAS
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ENTRY FEE: $.20 PREMIUMS: 1 - $2 2 - $1.50 3 - $1
Hybrid Tea Rose – one bloom per stem – named
60.
61.
62.
63.
White, Near White or White Blend
Yellow, Deep Yellow, Light or Yellow Blend
Apricot, Apricot Blend or Peach
Pink, Deep or Light Pink, Pink Blend, Mauve or
Mauve Blend
64. Red, Dark Red, Red blend or Orange Red
65. A spray (3 blooms/1 stem) Tea Rose
Miniature Roses – one bloom per stem – named
70. White, Near White or White Blend, Yellow, Yellow
Blend
71. Apricot, Apricot Blend, or Peach
72. Pink, Pink Blend, Mauve, Mauve Blend
73. Red, Dark Red, Red Blend or Orange Red
74. A spray (3 blooms/1 stem) Miniature Rose
75. One stem Carpet Rose – named
Other Roses - named
76.
77.
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.
83.
84.
Climbing Rose – one stem – named
Climbing Rose (3 or more cluster, 1 stem) – named
Floribunda Rose – one stem – named
Floribunda Rose (3 or more cluster/1 stem) – named
One Grandiflora Rose – named
One stem New English Rose(David Austin) – named
Meidiland Rose – named
Any unnamed Rose
One stem Old Shrub Roses – Bourbon, Cabbage,
Grooten Dorst
85. One stem Rugosa Shrub Rose
Formal Decorative(FD), Informal Decorative (ID),
Semi Cactus (SC), Cactus
90. Basket/Vase of Dahlias – 5 or more blooms –
mixed – named
91. Specimen – FD, ID, SC, C – named
92. Three stems – FD, ID, SC, C – named
93. Specimen “Bal or Min Bal”, Pom, “WL” – named
94. Three blooms “Bal or Min Bal”, Pom “WL” – named
95. Specimen Seeding
96. Artistic Arrangement – Dahlias as the predominant
flower – not to exceed 32” X 24”
SECTION 5 – HOUSE PLANTS & POTTED PLANTS
100. African Violet – double, single
101. African Violet – miniature
102. Azalea
103. Begonia – Tuberous, Wax Type
104. Bonsai
105. Cactus, exotic – Orchid, Rattail, Trailing
106. Cactus
107. Coleus
108. Dish Garden
109. Fern – any type
110. Gardenia
111. Geranium – Single
112. Gloxinia
113. Hanging Plants – flora
114. Hanging Plants – foliage
115. Impatiens
116. Ivy – any specimen
117. Ivy - Geranium
118. Jungle Cacti – Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas
119. Rubber Plant
120. Wandering Jew
121. Any other potted plant in flower – not listed
122. Any other potted plant – not listed
123. Any other exotic – not listed
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FLOWERS
DEPARTMENT K
SECTION 6 – ARTISITIC ARRANGEMENT
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ENTRY FEE: $.40 PREMIUMS: 1 - $4 2 - $3 3 - $2
All plant material must be natural. No artificial plant
material, including artificial foliage, fruits or vegetables
may be used with the exception of Class 149.
All flower arrangements must be made and staged by the
exhibitor.
Any accessories such as figurine, books or something
else may be added to any arrangement. An exhibitor may
not make more than one entry in a class.
125. An arrangement suitable for church/wedding using
candles.
126. An arrangement in an antique container
127. A comparison – arrangements in a contemporary
container
128. A miniature not to exceed 3”
129. A miniature not to exceed 6”
130. An arrangement using a figurine
131. An arrangement using a toy as a container
132. An arrangement to represent Fair Time
133. Spectacular Old-fashioned Bouquet
134. An arrangement in a teapot or pitcher
135. Centerpiece for patio/picnic table
136. Arrangement featuring Geranium blooms
137. An arrangement of any flower in a basket type
container
138. An oriental arrangement
139. An arrangement in a wooden box
140. An arrangement in a low container, container not to
exceed 3” in depth
141. A special event arrangement – named (baby
shower, wedding, Halloween, etc.)
142. The barn/house/building type – an arrangement
featuring red
143. An arrangement using driftwood
144. An arrangement using a wine/liquor bottle
SECTION 6 – ARTISITIC ARRANGEMENT
145.
146.
147.
148.
149.
150.
An arrangement in a gold or copper container
A 4th of July table arrangement
A Thanksgiving Table arrangement
A Christmas Table arrangement
Silk Flower arrangement
An arrangement with a Stars and Stripes Forever
theme
SECTION 7
PROFESSIONAL/ COMMERCIAL ARRANGEMENTS
170.
SECTION 8
COURT OF HONOR
(DO NOT ENTER THIS CATEGORY; ENTRIES WILL
AUTOMATICALLY BE CHOSEN BY THE JUDGE)
1. Grand Champion Ribbon to come from classes 125
thru 150.
2. Grand Champion house & potted plants
3. Grand Champion specimen roses
4. Grand Champion specimen from annual
5. Grand Champion from perennial
6. Grand Champion from Dahlia/Gladiolus
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APIARY & MAPLE PRDUCTS
DEPARTMENT L
ORGANIZATION EXHIBITS
DEPARTMENT M
Alan Hughson………………………...Superintendent
607-857-4930
Entry Forms Due — 5:00 p.m., Friday, July 27, 2012
All exhibits must be in place by Monday, July 30, 2012 at
4:00 p.m.
Edith Reese………………………...Superintendent
607-733-3154
All exhibits must be in place by Monday, July 30, 2012 at
4:00 p.m.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
Department is open to residents of all counties as space
permits
No helper’s passes will be issued in this department
All products exhibited in this department except queen
bees must have been raised and/or produced by the
exhibitor.
SECTION 1 – APIARY PRODUCTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
ENTRY FEE: $.30 PREMIUMS: 1st - $3 2nd - $2
One quart glass jars extracted honey – White
One quart glass jars extracted honey – Amber
One comb honey – White
One comb honey – Amber
A 1 ½ to 2 pound cake of Beeswax
Competition limited at the discretion of the Fair Board.
No helper’s passes will be issued in this department.
ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE FORMALLY ENTERED ON
ENTRY BLANKS TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR CONSIDERATION FOR A PREMIUM.
PLEASE NOTE – All entries will be judged; those considered not worthy will not be automatically awarded first
premium.
Awards will be based on the thoughtfulness and effort put
into the exhibit. Other judging criteria will include
originality, theme, and neatness.
ENTRY FEE: $5.00
Premiums: 1st — $50 2nd—$40 3rd — $30
SECTION 1 – GRANGES
Class 1 – Any Grange
SECTION 2 – MAPLE PRODUCTS
6. One quart of Maple Syrup in glass jar
7. Cake of Maple Sugar ( ½ lbs or over)
8. Maple Cream (½ lb. container)
SECTION 2 – ART CLUBS
Class 1 – Any Art Club
SECTION 3 – FARM BUREAUS
Class 1 – Any Farm Bureau
SECTION 4
OTHER ORGANIZATION NOT LISTED ABOVE
Class 1 – Any Organization NOT listed above
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EDUCATIONAL STUDENT EXHIBITS
DEPARTMENT N
Ed Rhodes………………………...Superintendent
607-733-2109
All exhibits must be in place by Monday, July 30, 2012 at 11:00 a.m.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
ENTRY FEE – 10 % OF FIRST PREMIUM
1. Competition is limited to all students in grades K-12. Students will not enter Adult Arts competition.
2. Each student over 6 years of age will be issued a one-day pass, which will enable him to reclaim his exhibits on the
last day. If he or she desires to become a member of the Chemung County Agricultural Society, a membership
ticket may be purchased for $10 which qualifies him as a member. Children 6 years and under are admitted FREE
every day.
3. An exhibitor may enter only ONE ARTICLE in a class.
4. All work must be original work of the student exhibiting. No commercially manufactured article may be considered for a premium (i.e. kits, number paintings, models, etc.)
5. There will be a special Merit Award from the County Fair of $10 for each Section at the discretion of the judges.
6. Your grade classification will be the grade you were in as of June of the current year.
7. A child may enter up to two items of something he has done himself as a painting, cut or formed paper, hand made
object, etc.
SECTION 1 – KINDERGARTEN – FIRST GRADE
NO COMPETITION – EACH STUDENT WILL RECEIVE A RIBBON
SECTION 2 – GRADES 2-3-4
PRSEMIUMS: – 1st - $3 2nd - $2 3rd - $1
SECTION 3 – GRADES 5 and 6
PREMIUMS: – 1st - $4 2nd - $3 3rd - $2
SECTION 4 – GRADES 7 and 8
PREMIUMS: – 1st - $4 2nd - $3 3rd - $2
SECTION 5 – GRADES 9 through 12
PREMIUMS – 1st - $5 2nd - $4 3rd - $3
All four sections follow the listings below for entry. Each section will be judged and exhibited separately. Please list
your grade, section and class number.
EXAMPLE: Grade 7, Section 4, and Class 54
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EDUCATIONAL STUDENT
EXHIBITS
DEPARTMENT N
1. Abstract
2. Animal or Bird
3. Buildings
PAINTING – OIL OR ACRYLIC
4. Fantasy
5. Land
6. People
12. Abstract
13. Animal or Bird
14. Buildings
WATER COLOR OR CASEIN
15. Fantasy
16. Land
17. People
18. Still-life
19. Water
20. Any Other
23. Abstract
24. Animal or Bird
25. Buildings
PASTEL – CHALK – CRAYON
26. Fantasy
27. Land
28. People
29. Still-life
30. Water
31. Any other
33.
34.
35.
36.
Abstract
Animal or Bird
Buildings
Fantasy
46. Abstract
47. Animal or Bird
48. Buildings
57. Abstract
58. Animal or Bird
59. Buildings
PEN AND INK
37. Land
38. People
39. Scratch board - (any subject)
PENCIL – FELT TIP – MAGIC MARKER
49. Fantasy
50. Land
51. People
CHARCOAL
60. Fantasy
61. Land
62. People
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7. Still-life
8. Water
9. Any other
40. Still-life
41. Water
42. Any other
52. Still-life
53. Water
54. Any other
63. Still-life
64. Water
65. Any other
EDUCATIONAL STUDENT
EXHIBITS
DEPARTMENT N
68. Abstract
69. Animal or Bird
70. Buildings
TEMPERA PAINTING
71. Fantasy
72. Land
73. People
74. Still-life
75. Water
76. Any other
GRAPHICS
79.
80.
81.
82.
Linoleum Block Print
Lithograph
Metal Plate – Etching or Engraving
Poster – any medium
90.
91.
92.
93.
94.
95.
96.
97.
98.
BLACK AND WHITE
Animals
City Life
Country Fair
Landscape
Nature
People
Rural Life
Seascape
Any Other
83.
84.
85.
86.
Silk Screen
Stencil
Wood Block
Any other
PHOTOGRAPHY
COLOR
100. Animals
101. City Life
102. Country Fair
103. Landscaping
104. Nature
105. People
106. Rural Life
107. Seascape
108. Any Other
CERAMICS
113. Coil Construction
114. Core Method
115. Decorative Item
116.Hand Built
127. Clay
128. Metal
117. Special Glazes & Effect
118. Stoneware
119. Wheel thrown
120. Any other
SCULPTURE
129. Paper
130. Plaster
131. Wood
132. Any other
TEXTILES
136.
137.
138.
139.
Felt
Stitchery – other than clothing
Textile Design
Tie Dye
140. Weaving
141. Yarn & String Design
142. Any other
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EDUCATIONAL STUDENT
EXHIBITS
DEPARTMENT N
146.
147.
148.
149.
150.
MISCELLANEOUS
151. Knitting
152. Leather craft
153. Macramé
154. Needlework
155. Paper craft
Calligraphy
Clothing
Collage
Crocheting
Jewelry
156.
157.
158.
159.
Paper maché
Puppets/marionettes
Wood pieces
Any other
ARTS & CRAFTS
DEPARTMENT O
Ed Rhodes………………………...Superintendent
607-739-9894
All exhibits must be in place by Sunday, July 29, 2012 at
4:00 p.m.
RULES FOR EXHIBITORS
1.
2.
3.
4.
Adults only in Department O.
No helper’s passes will be issued in this Department.
An exhibitor may enter only ONE ARTICLE IN A CLASS. No article may be entered in more than one class.
Even though there may be numerous articles entered in a class, if only one piece is worthy, premium is to be
awarded at the discretion of the judge.
5. FOR AMETEURS ONLY: Those who teach as a profession or receive a percentage of income for their work
will be considered professional and cannot exhibit, unless professional class is listed.
6. All reasonable care will be given in the protection of the exhibits but the Fair will not be responsible for any
loss, which might occur.
PAINTINGS AND ART WORK MUST BE ITEMS DONE IN THE PAST YEAR OR NOT PREVIOUSLY EXHIBITED
AT THE FAIR. LIMIT OF ONE IN ANY CLASS BY AN EXHIBITOR.
SECTION 1 – OIL OR ACRYLIC PAINTING
ENTRY FEE: $1
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Abstraction
Animals
Architecture
Landscape – Autumn
Landscape – Spring
PREMIUMS: 1st - $10 2nd - $7
6. Landscape – Summer
7. Landscape – Winter
8. Marine
9. Pop Art
10. Portrait – Adult
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3rd - $4
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Portrait – Child
Still life – Flowers
Still life – Food
Still life – Fruits
Any other
ARTS & CRAFTS
DEPARTMENT O
SECTION 2 – WATER COLOR OR CASEIN PAINTING
ENTRY FEE: $.70
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
Abstraction
Animals
Architecture
Landscape – Autumn
Landscape – Spring
PREMIUMS: 1st - $7 2nd - $5 3rd - $3
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
Landscape – Summer
Landscape – Winter
Marine
Pop Art
Portrait – Adult
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
Portrait – Child
Still life – Flowers
Still life – Food
Still life – Fruits
Any other
SECTION 3 – DRAWINGS – COLLECTION
ENTRY FEE: $.70
3rd - $3
2 but not more than 4 comprise a collection. Collections must be attached together.
42. Charcoal collection
43. Ink collection
44. Pastel collection
45. Pencil Collection
46. Any other
SECTION 4 – DRAWINGS – SINGLE
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
Charcoal Landscape
Charcoal Portrait
Charcoal, Any other
Crayon, Landscape
Crayon, Portrait
Crayon, Any other
Ink, Landscape
Ink, Portrait
Ink, Any other
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
Pastel, Landscape
Pastel Portrait
Pastel, Any other
Pencil, Landscape
Pencil, Portrait
Pencil, Any other
Scratch Board, Any other
Any other
SECTION 5 – ADULTS 50 YEARS AND OVER
ENTRY FEE: $1 PREMIUMS: 1st - $10 2nd - $7 3rd - $4
68. Abstraction
69. Animal
70. Architecture
71. Landscape
72. Marine Scene
73. Portrait
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74. Still life
75. Any other
ARTS & CRAFTS
DEPARTMENT O
SECTION 6 – PHOTOGRAPHY – AMATEUR – COLLECTION
All photographs must be taken by the exhibitor.
Collections of photographs must include not less than 4 or more than 6 individual pictures. Collection must be attached together.
Good mounting will be considered.
Mounted pictures must be equipped for hanging.
Black and White and Color Prints to be no smaller than 5X7 inches.
ONLY ONE ENTRY PER EXHIBITOR PER CLASS.
BLACK AND WHITE COLLECTION
80. Babies
81. Children
82. Animals – Domestic
83. Animals - Wild
84. Landscape
85. Waterscape
86. Rural Scene
87. Urban Scene
88. Any Other
COLOR COLLECTION
90. Babies
91. Children
92. Animals - Domestic
93. Animals - Wild
94. Landscape
95. Waterscape
96. Rural Scene
97. Urban Scene
98. Any Other
SECTION 7 – PHOTOGRAPHY – AMATEUR – SINGLE
ENTRY FEE: $.30
PREMIUMS: 1st - $3 2nd - $2 3rd - $1
BLACK AND WHITE SINGLE
94. Animal - Domestic
95. Animal - Wild
96. Children
97. Baby
98. Down on the Farm
99. Urban Scene
100. Landscape
101. Waterscape
102. Nostalgia
103. Action
104. Patriotism
105. Humor
106. Any Other
COLOR SINGLE
110. Animal - Domestic
111. Animal - Wild
112. Children
113. Baby
114. Down on the Farm
115. Urban Scene
116. Landscape
117. Waterscape
118. Nostalgia
119. Action
120. Patriotism
121. Humor
122. Any Other
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ARTS & CRAFTS
DEPARTMENT O
SECTION 8 – CERAMICS
ADULT CATEGORIES – HOBBYISTS
ENTRY FEE: $.70
PREMIUMS: 1st - $7 2nd - $5 3rd - $3
The individual entering the piece MUST PERSONALLY CLASSIFY EACH. No piece entered competitively before
may be entered again.
110.
111.
112.
113.
114.
115.
116.
117.
118.
119.
120.
121.
122.
123.
124.
125.
126.
127.
128.
129.
130.
131.
132.
133.
134.
135.
136.
137.
138.
139.
140.
141.
142. Lamps – Figurines
143. Lamps – Glaze & Stain
144. Lamps – Originals
145. Lamps – Other
146. Majolica
147. Music Box – Chalks
148. Music Box – Glazes
149. Music Box – Stains
150.Music Box – Other
151. One Stroke – Brush Stroke
152. One Stroke – Pattern & Design
153. One Stroke – Other
154. Original in Clay (Hand Modeling)
155. Overglaze Decoration – China Print
156. Overglaze Decoration – Combinations
157. Overglaze Decoration – Decals
158. Overglaze Decoration – Lusters
159. Overglaze Decoration – Metallics
160. Overglaze Decoration – Mother-of-Pearl
161. Overglaze Decoration - Other
162. Porcelain – Figurines
163. Porcelain – Lace Drape
164. Porcelain – Wedgwood
165. Porcelain – Other
166. Sgraffito
167. Stenciling – Fired
168. Stenciling – Unfired
169. Stenciling – Other
170. Stoneware
171. Underglaze – Figurine
172. Underglaze – Freehand Design
173. Underglaze – Stencil
174. Underglaze – Tole Painting
Air Brush – Animals/Birds
Air Brush – Figurines
Air Brush – Plaques/Plates
Air Brush – Other
Christmas – Antiques w/ Translucents
Christmas – Chalk
Christmas – Figurines
Christmas – Freehand Design
Christmas – Stain & Glaze
Christmas – Textured
Christmas – Tole Painting
Christmas – Other
Clocks – Glaze
Clocks – Stain
Clocks – Underglaze
Clocks – Other
Fired Stains – Figurines
Fired Stains – Other
Glaze – Combination (2 or more)
Glaze – Crystal
Glaze – Figurine
Glaze – Red & Orange
Glaze – Textured
Glaze – Other
Greenware – Adaptation
Hummels – Fired Stain
Hummels – Glazes
Hummels – Unfired Stain
Lace & Draping – Ceramic
Lac & Draping – Non-fire
Lace & Draping – Other
Lamps – Air Brush
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ARTS & CRAFTS
DEPARTMENT O
ADULT CATEGORIES – HOBBYISTS
175. Underglaze – Other
176. Unfired Product – Decoupage
177. Unfired Product – Other
178. Unfired Stains – Animals/Birds
179. Unfired Stain – Antiques w/ Translucent
180. Unfired Stain – Chalk
181. Unfired Stain – Detailed Items
182. Unfired Stain – Dry Brushing
183. Unfired Stain – Figurines
184.
185.
186.
187.
188.
189.
190.
191.
192.
Unfired Stain – Freehand Design
Unfired Stain – Plaques
Unfired Stain – Softies
Unfired Stain – Stain & Glaze
Unfired Stain – Textured
Unfired Stain – Tole Painting
Unfired Stain – Other
Wheelwork
Oops! – Mistakes
ADULT CATEGORIES – PROFFESSIONALS
ENTRY FEE: $.70
3rd - $3
The individual entering the piece MUST PERSONALLY CLASSIFY EACH. No piece entered competitively before
may be entered again.
200. Air Brush – Animals/ Birds
201. Air Brush – Figurines
202. Air Brush – Plaques/ Plates
203. Air Brush – Other
204. Christmas – Antiques w/Translucents
205. Christmas – Chalk
206. Christmas – Freehand Design
207. Christmas – Stain & Glaze
208. Christmas – Textured
209. Christmas – Tole Painting
210. Christmas – Other
211. Clocks – Glaze
212. Clocks – Stains
213. Clocks – Underglaze
214. Clocks – Other
215. Fired Stains – Figurine
216. Fired Stains – Other
217. Glaze – Combination (2 or more)
218. Glaze – Crystal
219. Glaze – Figurines
220. Glaze – Red & Orange
221. Glaze – Textured
222. Glaze – Other
223. Greenware
224. Hummels – Fired Stains
225. Hummels – Glazes
226. Hummels – Unfired Stains
227. Lace & Draping – Ceramic
228. Lace & Draping – Non-Fire
229. Lace & Draping – Other
230. Lamps – Air Brush
231. Lamps – Figurines
232. Lamps – Glaze & Stain
233. Lamps – Originals
234. Lamps – Other
235.Majolica
236.Music Box – Chalks
237. Music Box – Glazes
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ARTS & CRAFTS
DEPARTMENT O
ADULT CATEGORIES – PROFFESSIONALS
260.
261.
262.
263.
264.
265.
266.
267.
268.
269.
270.
271.
272.
273.
274.
275.
276.
277.
278.
279.
280.
238. Music Box – Stains
239.Music Box – Other
240. One Stroke – Brush Stroke
241. One Stroke – Pattern & Design
242. One Stroke – Other
243. Original in Clay (Hand Made)
244. Overglaze Decoration – China Print
245. Overglaze Decoration – Combinations
246. Overglaze Decoration – Lusters
247. Overglaze Decoration – Metallics
248. Overglaze Decoration – Mother-of-Pearl
249. Overglaze Decoration – Other
250. Porcelain – Figurine
251. Porcelain – Lace Drape
252. Porcelain – Wedgwood
253. Porcelain – Other
254. Sgraffito
255. Stenciling – Fired
256.Stenciling – Unfired
257. Stenciling – Other
258. Stoneware
259. Underglaze – Figurines
Underglaze – Freehand Design
Underglaze – Stencil
Underglaze – Tole Painting
Underglaze – Other
Unfired Products – Decoupage
Unfired Products - Other
Unfired Stains – Animals/Birds
Unfired Stains – Antiques w/ Translucent
Unfired Stains – Chalk
Unfired Stains – Detailed Items
Unfired Stains – Dry Brushing
Unfired Stains – Figurines
Unfired Stains – Freehand Design
Unfired Stains – Plaques
Unfired Stains – Softies
Unfired Stains – Stain & Glaze
Unfired Stains – Textured
Unfired Stains – Tole Painting
Unfired Stains – Other
Wheelwork
Oops! Mistakes
SECTION 10 – WOODCRAFT
ENTRY FEE: $.50
290.
291.
292.
293.
294.
295.
296.
PREMIUMS: 1st - $5
Bench – stool
Birdhouse or Feeder
Caning
Caning – Fiber rush
Caning – Splint
Doll Furniture
Doll House
297.
298.
299.
300.
301.
302.
303.
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2nd - $4
3rd - $3
Furniture – Adult
Furniture – Child
Inlaid Wood
Lamp base
Toy
Wood Carving
Any other
ARTS & CRAFTS
DEPARTMENT O
sECTION 11 – MISCELLANEOUS CRAFT
ENTRY FEE: $.40
307.
308.
309.
310.
311.
312.
313.
314.
315.
316.
317.
318.
319.
320.
PREMIUMS: 1st - $4
322.
323.
324.
325.
326.
327.
328.
329.
330.
331.
332.
333.
334.
Artificial Flowers
Basketry
Button Collection on Card
Decorated Eggs
Decoupage
Felt
Leather Belt
Leather – Billfold
Leather – Any other
Liquid Embroidery
Memory Book
Metal Craft
Metal Enameling
Photograph Album
2nd - $3
3rd - $2
Ribbon Work
Sculpture
Sequin Work
String Art
Stuffed Animals
Sweatshirt - decorated
Wall Hangings
Wreath- dried materials
Wreath – fabric
Wreath – grapevine
Wreath – quilted
Wreath – Any other
Any other
SECTION 12 – MACRAME
ENTRY FEE: $.40
335.
336.
337.
338.
339.
PREMIUMS: 1st - $4
Belts
Chair
Jewelry
Plant Hanger – over 36”
Plant Hanger – up to 36”
340.
341.
342.
343.
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2nd - $3
3rd - $2
Pocketbook
Wall Hanging – over 36”
Wall Hanging – up to 36”
Any other
FOODS
DEPARTMENT P
607-733-3154
Entry Forms Due — Saturday, July 21, 2012
Baked Goods must be in place by Monday, July30, 2012 at 11:00 a.m.
1. No helper’s passes will be issued in this Department.
2. An exhibitor may enter only ONE ARTICLE IN A CLASS. No article may be entered in more than one class.
3. Even though there may be numerous articles entered in a class, if only one piece is worthy, premium is to be
5. All reasonable care will be given in the protection of the exhibits but the Fair will not be responsible for any loss,
which might occur.
Elimination will be made on the basis or appearance; final selection on quality and taste except canned goods. All
preserved food should be exhibited in standard containers and must have been canned within the year. Standard
containers refer to COMMERCIAL CLEAN GLASS JARS. The size of the jar to be used is specified at the start of
each selection.
STANDARDS FOR CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
• COLOR – As nearly as possible to that of the natural fruit or vegetable.
• CLEARNESS – Syrup or liquid clear and free from seeds and bubbles.
• PACK – Arrangement with reference to symmetry and best use of space. As large a proportion of solids to liquid
as possible. Uniformity of shape and size.
• CONTAINERS – ONLY metal screw band two-piece tops may be used. All foods not in standard jars or not
sealed with self-sealing lids will be disqualified by the judge.
• TEXTURE – Uniformity ripened products firm enough to hold shape. No defective or overripe fruits or vegetables. Only young and tender vegetables should be canned. Jars will not be opened.
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FOODS
DEPARTMENT P
SECTION 1 – CANNED FRUITS
ENTRY FEE: $.30
PREMIUMS: 1st - $3
2nd - $2
SCORE CARD FOR CANNED FRUIT
A. Appearance
1. Color
20%
2. Clearness
20%
3. Pack (Arrangement, uniformity of size)
20%
B. Container
1. Neatness
10%
2. Label
10%
C. Quality of contents
1. Texture
20%
TOTAL
1.
2.
3.
4.
Applesauce
Blackberries
Blueberries
Huckleberries
5. Peaches
6. Pears
7. Red Raspberries
60%
20%
20%
100%
8. Sour Cherries
9. Sweet Cherries
10. Any other
SECTION 2 – CANNED VEGETABLES
ENTRY FEE: $.30
20. Beets
21. Carrots
22. Corn
PREMIUMS: 1st - $3
2nd - $2
23. Greens
24. Peas
25. String Beans – Green
26. Tomatoes
27. Wax Beans – Yellow
28. Any other
SECTION 3 – PICKLED FRUITS OR VEGETABLES
ENTRY FEE: $.30
30.
31.
32.
33.
Beets
Peaches
Pears
Peppers
34.
35.
36.
37.
PREMIUMS: 1st - $3
2nd - $2
Pickles – Bread & butter
Pickles – Dill
Pickles – Gherkin
Pickles – Icicle
38.
39.
40.
41.
String Beans
Watermelon
Zucchini
Any other
SECTION 4 – JUICES
ENTRY FEE: $.30
45. Grape
PREMIUMS: 1st - $3
46. Tomato
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2nd - $2
47. Any other
FOODS
DEPARTMENT P
SECTION 5 – CONDIMENTS
ENTRY FEE: $.30
50. Chili Sauce
51. Corn Relish
A. Appearance
1. Color
2. Clearness
B. Texture
C. Container
TOTAL
PREMIUMS: 1st - $3
2nd - $2
52. Mince Meat
53. Pepper Relish
54. Piccalilli
55. Tomato Catsup
56. Any other
SCORE CARD FOR JELLIES, JAMS, ETC.
60%
30%
30%
30%
10%
100%
SECTION 6 – JELLIES
ENTRY FEE: $.30
PREMIUMS: 1st - $3
2nd - $2
JELLIES – Made from fruit juice, should be clear (not cloudy) and firm enough to hold its shape when removed from
jar; quivering; shape or angles retained when cut with a spoon.
JARS SHOULD BE OF CLEAR GLASS, SEALED BY PROCESSING, NOT WITH PARAFFIN.
60.
61.
62.
63.
Apple
Blackberry
Blueberry
Cherry
64.
65.
66.
67.
Currant
Elderberry
Grape
Mint
68.
69.
70.
71.
Plum
Raspberry
Strawberry
Any other
SECTION 7 – PRESERVES
ENTRY FEE: $.30
PREMIUMS: 1st - $3
2nd - $2
PRESERVES – Whole fruits or large pieces of fruits in clear thick syrup.
80. Cherry
81. Grape
82. Peach
83. Strawberry (not frozen)
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84. Tomato
85. Any other
FOODS
DEPARTMENT P
SECTION 8 – JAMS
ENTRY FEE: $.30
PREMIUMS: 1st - $3
2nd - $2
PRESERVES – Whole fruits or large pieces of fruits in clear thick syrup.
90. Blackberry
91. Cherry
96. Peach
92. Grape
93. Huckleberry/Blueberry
97. Any Other
94. Raspberry
95. Strawberry
SECTION 9 – CONSERVES
ENTRY FEE: $.30
PREMIUMS: 1st - $3
2nd - $2
CONSERVES – Jams made from a mixture of fruits including citrus. Sometimes nuts and raisins are added.
60. Cherry
61. Combination Fruits
62. Grape
63. Peach
64. Raspberry
65. Any other
SECTION 10 – BUTTERS
ENTRY FEE: $.30
PREMIUMS: 1st - $3
2nd - $2
BUTTERS – Made by cooking fruit pulp with sugar to a thick, spreadable consistency
110. Apple
111. Any other
SECTION 11 – MARMALADES
ENTRY FEE: $.30
PREMIUMS: 1st - $3
2nd - $2
MARMALADES – Made from pulpy fruits, with skin and pulp in a clear, jellied liquid. All should have natural fruit
flavor; not too much or too little sugar.
120. Orange
121. Any other
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FOODS
DEPARTMENT P
BAKED FOODS
Note: Baked goods must be exhibited in disposable containers since they will be sold; the proceeds will go to
charitable organizations.
Baked goods must be in place before 11 AM Monday.
Anything needing refrigeration will not be accepted for entry.
SCORE CARD FOR BREADS, CAKES AND COOKIES
A. General appearance (size and shape)
B. Crust (color, texture, depth)
C. Crumb (lightness, Moisture, Color, Grain)
D. Flavor (odor and taste)
TOTAL
15%
20%
30%
35%
100%
SECTION 12 – YEAST BREADS
STANDARDS FOR YEAST BREADS
SIZE – about 9” by 4” by 4”
SHAPE – Oblong; uniform height in all parts.
CRUST – Uniform golden brown, crisp and smooth.
CRUMB – Well raised, equally light throughout; absence of heavy spots or streaks; not heavy for size; slightly moist;
creamy white, not snowy white; tender but not crumbly; fine even grain; elastic when pressed lightly
with the finger.
FLAVOR – Sweet and nutty, no suggestions of sourness or taste of yeast.
130.
131.
132.
133.
Cinnamon Rolls
Coffee Cake
Holiday Breads
Six plain rolls, any shape
134. White Bread
135. Whole Wheat Bread
136. Any other
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FOODS
DEPARTMENT P
SECTION 13 – QUICK BREADS
STANDARDS FOR QUICK BREADS
SIZE AND SHAPE – Regular and uniform
CRUST – Uniform golden brown, crisp in texture with a more or less glossy surface according to kind.
CRUMB – Well raised, equally light throughout, absence of heavy spots or streaks and air tunnels; not heavy for size;
slightly moist, tender, fine, even grain; elastic when pressed lightly with finger.
SWEET AND NUTTY – No suggestions of sourness or taste of soda or baking powder.
140.
141.
142.
143.
144.
Apple Bread
Baking Powder Biscuits (6)
Banana Bread
Blueberry Muffins (6)
Coffee Cake
145.
146.
147.
148.
149.
Date Nut Bread
Nut Bread
Plain Muffins (6)
Zucchini Bread
Any other
SECTION 14 – CAKES
STANDARDS FOR CAKES
SIZE – Medium. If layer cake, layers should be uniform in thickness.
SHAPE – Level or very slightly rounded.
COLOR – Cakes made with shortening – golden brown. Sponge cakes – light brown.
CRUST – Cakes made with shortening – tender, smooth, thin. Sponge cakes – rough and slightly sugary.
FLAVOR – No decided taste of shortening, egg or flavoring.
TEXTURE – Cakes made with shortening – light, tender and easily broken with fine and uniform grain. Sponge
cakes – light, tender and velvety; no signs of doughiness; fine-grained.
MOISTURE – Slightly moist but elastic when pressed with the finger.
FROSTING – Smooth and glossy in appearance, not granular. Spongy if cooked, not brittle; not so soft as to be
sticky, mild in flavor, not highly cooked.
150.
151.
152.
153.
154.
155.
Angel food Cake – unfrosted
Applesauce Cake
Carrot Cake
Chocolate Layer Cake
Chocolate Loaf Cake, unfrosted
Cup Cakes – 6 – unfrosted
156.
157.
158.
159.
160.
161.
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Gingerbread
Jelly Roll – unfrosted
Spice Cake – unfrosted
Sponge Cake – unfrosted
White Layer Cake
Any other
FOODS
DEPARTMENT P
SECTION 15 – DECORATED CAKES
170.
171.
172.
173.
174.
Wedding, over blanks or Styrofoam; judged solely on decoration.
Any occasion cake, decorated with candy, etc.
Any occasion cake, decorated with pastry tube.
Cake baked in mold, decorated with tube
Decorated cup cakes (6)
SECTION 16 – COOKIES
ENTRY FEE: $.30 PREMIUMS: 1st - $3
2nd - $2
STANDARDS FOR COOKIES
SIZE: Not over 4” in diameter
SHAPE: Uniform
COLOR: Delicately browned
FLAVOR: Not too intense
TEXTURE AND GRAIN: Depends in type of cakes; thin rolled cookies should be crisp; others should have fine
grain and be somewhat moist.
180.
181.
182.
183.
184.
Brownies (6)
Chocolate (6)
Chocolate Chip (6)
Filled (6)
Holiday (6)
185.
186.
187.
188.
189.
Molasses, Drop (6)
Molasses, Rolled (6)
Oatmeal (6)
Oatmeal Fudgies, no bake (6)
Oatmeal Raisin (6)
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190.
191.
192.
193.
194.
Peanut Butter (6)
Pineapple (6)
Sugar, Drop (6)
Sugar, Rolled (6)
Any other (6)
FOODS
DEPARTMENT P
SECTION 17 – PIES
ENTRY FEE: $.45 PREMIUMS: 1st - $4.50
2nd - $3.50
STANDARD 8” OR 9”
COLOR: Even light brown.
TEXTURE OF CRUST: Tender; flaky on cutting.
FLAVOR OF CRUST: Agreeable, no decided after taste of shortening or salt.
FLAVOR OF FILLING: Agreeable and well blended.
CONSISTENCY OF FILLING: Fruit moist but not too syrupy. Fruit thoroughly cooked.
SHELL PIES: Filling firm, but not too stiff; smooth and tender.
SCORE CARD FOR PIES
General Appearance
Color
Crust
Crust
Texture
Flavor
Filling
Flavor
Consistency
TOTAL
20%
10%
10%
40%
25%
15%
40%
20%
20%
100%
ONE CRUST PIE
200. Chocolate
201. Lemon Meringue
202. Pecan
203. Pumpkin
204. Any other
TWO CRUST PIE
210.
211.
212.
213.
Apple
Blackberry
Blueberry
Cherry
214. Huckleberry
215. Mince
216. Any other
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FOODS
DEPARTMENT P
SECTION 18 – CONFECTIONS (HOME MADE)
ENTRY FEE: $.45 PREMIUMS: 1st - $4.50 2nd - $3.50
STANDARDS FOR CONFECTIONS
SIZE: Not too large.
COLOR: Not too intense.
SHAPE: Uniform.
FLAVOR Agreeable
TEXTURE: Not granular or sugary; firm enough to be easily handled.
SCORE CARD FOR CONFECTIONS
General Appearance
Size of piece
Shape
Color
Flavor
Texture
Smoothness
Moisture
TOTAL
220.
221.
222.
223.
30%
10%
10%
10%
35%
35%
20%
15%
100%
Brown Sugar Fudge, ½ lb.
Chocolate Fudge, ½ lb.
Peanut Butter Fudge, ½ lb.
Penuche, ½ lb.
224.
225.
226.
227.
SOUTH MAIN ST. CAFÉ
108 S. Main St.
(Hanover Square)
Horseheads, NY 14845
(607) 795-4422
*** Homestyle Cooking ***
Breakfast Served All Day
All You Can Eat Fish Fry (Fridays Only—Dine In Only)
Hours: Mon.-Thurs. — 5:30am-3:00pm
Fridays — 5:30am-8:00pm
Sat. & Sunday — 5:30am-2:00pm
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Peppermint, ½ lb.
Popcorn Balls (3)
Wintergreen, ½ lb.
Any other
SEWING & NEEDLECRAFT
DEPARTMENT Q
607-733-3154
1. No helper’s passes will be issued in this Department.
2. An exhibitor may enter only ONE ARTICLE IN A CLASS. No article may be entered in more than one class.
3. Even though there may be numerous articles entered in a class, if only one piece is worthy, premium is to be
5. All reasonable care will be given in the protection of the exhibits but the Fair will not be responsible for any loss,
which might occur.
6. Under Needlework, no article may be considered for premium which was manufactured commercially (all to be
hand made or machine made as specified).
Needlework should be items done in the past year and not previously exhibited as the Fair.
Selection will be made on the basis of neatness of appearance, simplicity in pattern, usefulness and lack of unnecessary
decoration. Sale of any exhibit article will not be allowed.
NEEDLEWORK
GENERAL APPEARANCE: Simple in design and construction, clean, well pressed, neatly folded or hung. Suitability to intended use.
MATERIALS: appropriate in quality, design, and color.
THREAD: appropriate quality, size and color.
DESIGN: simple and attractive.
WORKMANSHIP: Padding not heavy. Stitches and edges smooth and even. Stitches of appropriate length.
FINISHING: Back of article neat, corners well made, and ends of thread properly held in place.
SCORE CARD TO BE USED AS BASIS OF JUDGING CLOTHING
Workmanship
Suitability of article to purpose
Beauty and originality
Harmony of color and materials
TOTAL
40%
20%
20%
20%
100%
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DEPARTMENT Q
SECTION 1 – LARGE AFGHANS
Large size (50” X 70” and over)
ENTRY FEE: $.50
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
PREMIUIMS: 1st - $5 2nd - $4 3rd - $3
Crochet – one piece
Crocheted panel w/embroidered design
Crochet in squares
Crochet in stripes
Hairpin lace
Knitted – cable stitch
7. Knitted – one piece
8. Knitted panel w/embroidered design
9. Knitted in squares
10. Knitted in stripes
11. Machine knit – one piece
12. Any other
SECTION 2 – SMALL AFGHANS
Small size (less than 50” X 70”)
ENTRY FEE: $.40
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
PREMIUMS: 1st - $4 2nd - $3 3rd - $2
Crochet – one piece
Crocheted panel w/embroidery design
Crochet in squares
Crochet in stripes
Hairpin lace
Knitted, cable stitch
Knitted – one piece
Knitted panel w/ embroidery design
26.
27.
28.
29.
Knitted in squares
Knitted in stripes
Lap Robe – Crochet
Lap Robes – Knitted
30. Machine knit
31. Any other
SECTION 3 – APPLIQUE
40.
41.
42.
43.
Apron
Buffet or dresser scarf
Luncheon cloth & napkins
Machine Appliqué - Any article
44.
45.
46.
47.
Pillow cases (2)
Place Mats & Napkins
Towels (2)
Any other
SECTION 4 – APRON
ENTRY FEE: $.30
51.
52.
53.
54.
PREMIUMS: 1st - $3 2nd - $2 3rd - $1
Bias, Braid, or RickRack Trim
Child’s
Cross Stitch
Embroidered
55. Holiday
56. Any Other
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DEPARTMENT Q
SECTION 8 – HOLIDAY DECORATIONS
ENTRY FEE: $.30 PREMIUMS: 1st - $3 2nd- $2 3rd - $1
(Must have needlework as part of item)
232. Christmas Balls, Fabric (3 not more than 6)
233. Christmas Pot Holders
234. Christmas Stocking
235. Christmas Tissue Box
236. Christmas Tree, Fabric
237. Christmas Tree Skirt
238. Christmas Wreath, Fabric
239. Dolls, fabric—Holiday
240. Door Decoration – Fabric
241. Place Mats & Napkins
242. Plastic Canvas
243. Table cloth
244. Table Decoration – Fabric
245. Wall Hanging – Fabric
246. Any other
SECTION 9 – INFANTS AND TODDLERS
260. Afghan – Crocheted
261. Afghan – Knit
262. Bibs – (2)
263. Christening Set
264. Clothing – Infant
265. Clothing – Toddler
266. Crib Blanket – Appliqued
267. Crib Blanket – Embroidered
268. Hat & mittens – Crochet
269. Hat & Mittens – Knit
270. Knit Baby Suit – 2 pieces
271. Quilt
272. Sweater Set, Booties and/or Bonnet – crochet
273. Sweater Set, Booties and/or Bonnet – knit
274. Any other
SECTION 10 – HAND KNITTING – PART 1
290. Cardigan – Adult
291. Cardigan, Cable stitch – Adult
292. Coat – Adult
293. Dress
294. Sweater, bulky knit – Adult
.
.
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295. Sweater, Mohair — Adult
296. Sweater, Pullover – Adult
297. Any other
DEPARTMENT Q
SECTION 5 – BOUDOIR ACCESSORIES
ENTRY FEE: $.30
80. Bed dolls
81. Bed pillows
82. Coat hangers
PREMIUMS: 1st - $3 2nd - $2 3rd - $1
83. Dresser scarf
84. Tissue Cover
85. Any other
SECTION 6 – CROCHET
100. Bag
101. Centerpiece – over 14”
102. Centerpiece – 14” or under
103. Doilies set – over 14”
104. Doilies set – 14” or under
105. Dresser scarf
106. Hat, purse
107. Mittens – pair
108. Pillowcases (2) – crochet trim
109. Pillowcases (2) embroidered with crochet trim
110. Pot holders (4)
111. Shoulderette – Stole – Scarf
112. Slippers, socks
113. Sweater, vest, shell
114. Any other
SECTION 7 – EMBROIDERY
160. Buffet or Dresser Scarf
161. Luncheon Cloth – less than 54”
162. Machine Embroidered – any article
163. Pillow cases (2)
164. Pillow cases (2) – cross stitch
165. Place mats & napkins
166.
167.
168.
169.
170.
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Sampler (framed)
Tablecloth 54” or more
Towels
Wall Hanging
Any other
DEPARTMENT Q
SECTION 11 – HAND KNITTING – PART 2
330. Cardigan
331. Coat
332. Gloves, pair
333. Hat
334. Hat and Bag set
335. Hot dish holders (2)
336. Mittens, 2 needle
337. Mittens, 4 needle
338. Poncho, cape, stole
339. Shell – Woman
340. Slippers, slipper socks
341. Socks
342. Sweater, pullover
343. Any other
SECTION 12 – HANDSPUN YARN
ENTRY FEE: $.50
PREMIUMS: 1ST - $5 2ND - $4 3RD - $3
Rosette and $10 prize awarded to Best of Show in Section 12.
PERSONS ENTERING THIS SECTION MUST HAVE SPUN THE LINEN, WOOL, COTTON AND ALPACA
AND MADE THE ITEMS THEMSELVES.
1. Novice Spinning – Spinner must have learned to spin during the past year. The spinner will supply a tied, 2 oz.
Skein of two-ply yarn. The spinner will state the device used to spin it. A) on the drop spindle or B) on the
wheel.
2. “Spindlefulls” – Spinner will provide a spindle full of singles spun year on any fiber. The yarn is to be spun and
or displayed on a spindle that is suitable to both the fiber and the diameter of the yarn. This includes drop spindle
and wheel bobbin.
3. Handspun Skein – Only one entry per class per entrant. Each skein must have been spun by entrant. Work must
have been completed during the past year, and not previously entered at the Chemung County Fair. Each skein
entry will consist of a 2 oz. minimum handspun natural fiber. Skeins should have a circumference of 1 ½ to 2
yds. And be neatly wound and tied securely in at least three places. Each skein must have at least a 3” X 3” knitted, crocheted or woven swatch attached. Fiber source named on a tag.
Class:
350. Hand dyed fiber I— Chemical dyes
A. Basket of dyed locks
B. Dyed or painted roving
C. Handspun yarn
351. Hand dyed fiber II— Natural dyes
A. Basket of dyed locks
B. Dyed or painted roving
C. Handspun yarn
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DEPARTMENT Q
352. A Handspun yarn basket – one pound minimum of yarn spun in any manner and displayed in a basket
and intended for use in one project. On a card include a description of fiber technique used to spin the yarn and
give it’s intended use. A pattern, sketch or sample swatch of project must be displayed. This class will be
judged on craftsmanship and creativity.
353. Yarn Dying – Wool or yarn dyed by exhibitor using one of the following methods (a) Natural dyes
(onion skins, plants, roots, bark, etc. (b) Commercial Dyes (c) Kool-Aid
354. Two or Three of us – any item manufactured by 2 or 3 persons listing their part.
Example: combination of spinner’s, weaver’s, knitter’s, etc.
355. Knitted Items
A. Cardigan or Pullover
E. Hat or Scarf
B. Vest
F. Gloves or Mittens
C. Shawl
G. Socks or Slippers
D. Afghan
H. Other
356.
Handspun, Machine Knitted Items
E. Hat or Scarf
B. Vest
C. Shawl
G. Other
D. Socks or Slippers
357.
Crocheted Items
E. Hat or Scarf
B. Vest
C. Shawl
G. Socks or Slippers
D. Afghan
H. Other
358.
Woven Item – Warp may be Commercial
A. Blanket
C. Any Article of Clothing
B. Lap Robe or Shawl
D. Other
359. 2 or 3 of Us (Any item made by more than 1 person, listing their part)
360. Item from any Natural Fiber naming the fiber and where grown. May be a blend with wool, telling the
portion.
E. Skein of Yarn single ply, 1 oz minimum
B. Hat or Scarf
F. Other
C. Socks or Slippers
D. 2 or more ply, 2 oz minimum
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362. Item made from Yarn spun on a Drop Spindle
A. Skein of Yarn – 2 oz minimum
B. Any article of clothing
C. Other
363. 364. Non-wearable item, Toy or Wallhanging, etc.
364. Work Basket – Natural Color Skeins. On a card, include fiber type and spinning technique.
365. Project Basket - Handspun Skeins sufficient to complete a project. Include a swatch and a description or
sketch of project.
366. Sampler Basket - Variety of types of skeins by one spinner. Each skein identified by fiber type.
SECTION 13 – FELTING
367. Felted Items – May be wool or other animal fiber or blend
A. Article of Clothing, Knitted from handspun yarn and then felted
B. Non-wearable item, Knitted from handspun yarn and then felted
C. Large clothing item from un-spun batts
D. Accessories
E. Non-wearable items
F. Recycled Wool, felted and made into another item
SECTION 14 – LOOM WEAVING
370. Belt or Band
371. Place Mat Set or Table Runner
372. Pocketbook
373. Poncho, Shawl or Stole
374. Pot Holder Set
375. Rug
376. Any Other
SECTION 15 – MISCELLANEOUS NEEDLECRAFT
380. Crewel Embroidery
381. Cutwork
382. Lace
383. Machine Knitting
384. Plastic Canvas
385. Smocking
386. Swedish Weaving
387. Tatting
388. Any other
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DEPARTMENT Q
SECTION 16 – QUILTS
390. Appliqué
391. Bisquit
392. Embroidered
393. Machine Stitched
A. Machine Quilted
B. Commercial Machine Quilted
395. Pillow – quilted (fitted)
396. Quilt – hand quilted
397. Quilt – tied
398. Wall Hangings
A. Large
1.
2.
3.
4.
B. Small
1.
2.
3.
4.
399. Any other
(over 36” x 36”)
Pieced
Appliquéd
Embroidered
Other
(36” x 36” and under)
Pieced
Appliquéd
Embroidered
Other
SECTION 17 – RUGS (6’ X 9’ and over)
Standards: Good in proportion; Appropriate to use; Pleasing blend of color, uniformity well made and finished
410. Braided – wool material
411. Braided – other material
412. Crochet
413. Hooked
414. Hooked, using latchet hook
415. Knitted
415. Punch needle
416. Any other
SECTION 18 – RUGS (3’ X 5’ – 6’ X 9’)
418. Braided — wool material
419. Braided — other material
420. Crochet
421. Hooked — wool
422. Hooked — yarn clipped
424. Punch needle
425. Any other
SECTION 19 – RUGS (3’ X 5’ and under)
428. Braided – wool material
429. Braided – other material
430. Crochet
431. Hooked – wool
432. Hooked, — yarn clipped
434. Punch needle
435. Any other
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DEPARTMENT Q
SECTION 20 – TOY CRAFT
450. Animal – fabric
451. Animal – plastic or oil cloth
452. Animal – yarn
453. Doll clothes, with model
454. Doll – fabric
455. Doll – fabric, dressed
456. Doll – sock, dressed
457. Doll – yarn
458. Puppet – fabric
459. Toy – stuffed
460. Any other
SECTION 21 – STITCHERY
466. Belt – needlepoint
467. Chair seat – needlepoint
468. Coaster – needlepoint (4)
469. Footstool top – needlepoint
470. Glass case – needlepoint
471. Handbag – other
472. Pillow top, needlepoint
473. Place mat & napkin, hemstitching (framed)
474. Sampler – cross stitch (framed)
475. Tablecloth – cross stitch
476. Picture – cross stitch (framed) 9” X 12” or smaller
477. Picture – cross stitch (framed) larger than 9” X 12”
478. Picture – needlepoint (framed) 9” X 12” or smaller
479. Picture – needlepoint (framed) larger than 9” X 12”
480. Picture – petit point (framed)
481. Pillow – cross stitch
SECTION 22 – CLOTHING – PART 1
500. Coat – full length, lined
501. Coat – man or boy’s, lined
502. Coat – short, lined
503. Coat & Dress coordinated
504. Dress - Formal or Evening
505. Jacket – boy’s lined
506. Jacket – Woman’s lined
507. Jacket – men’s lined
508. Jacket & Dress – jacket lined
509. Slacks – men’s
510. Slacks— woman
511. Suit – woman’s jacket/skirt. fully lined
512. Suit – man’s, jacket lined
513. Wedding Dress with or without headpiece
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DEPARTMENT Q
SECTION – 23 – CLOTHING – PART 2
534. Blouse
535. Coat unlined
536. Dress – 2 piece
537. Dress – cocktail
538. Dress – cotton, sleeves
539. Dress – cotton, sleeveless
540. Dress – knit, sleeves
541. Dress – knit, sleeveless
542. Dress – Mother and Daughter set
543. Dress – silk, sleeves
544. Dress – silk, sleeveless
545. Dress – synthetic, sleeves
546. Dress – synthetic, sleeveless
547. Poncho or Cape
548. Skirt & blouse – sleeves
549. Skirt & blouse – sleeveless
550. Snowsuit – Child’s
551. Sport outfit – 2 pieces
552. Suit – child’s
553. Suit – woman’s unlined
554. Sweat suit
555. Any other
SECTION 24 – CLOTHING – PART 3
596. Bathrobe
597. Blouse – cotton
598. Blouse – dressy other than cotton
599. Blouse – sleeveless
600. Blouse or shirt – child’s
601. Costume – dance
602. Costume – any other style
603. Culottes
604. Dress – sleeves
605. Dress – sleeveless
606. Dress – maternity
607. Hat – fabric
608. House coat or duster
609. Jumper – girls
610. Jumper – cotton, linen or synthetic
611. Jumper – wool
612. Slacks
613. Sports separate – pants & blouse
614. Sports separate – shorts & blouse
615. Sport shirt – man’s or boy’s
616. Lingerie
617. Nightgown
618. Pajamas – child’s
619. Pajamas
620. Shorts
621. Skirt – A-lined
622. Skirt – fiber other than wool, fully lined
623. Skirt – gored
624. Skirt – pleated
625. Skirt – wool or wool like material, fully lined
626. Skirt – wrap around
627. Vest
628. Any other
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DEPARTMENT Q
SECTION 25 – WORK OF ADULTS 65 YEARS OR OVER
670. Afghan – crocheted
671. Afghan – knitted
672. Apron
673. Bazaar Item
674. Ceramics
675. Embroidery—any article
676. Doll
677. Handbag
678. Hat
679. Metal Work
680. Mosaic
681. Pillow
682. Pot holders (2)
683. Quilt
684. Rug – Braided
685. Rug – Hooked
686. Rug – latch hook
687. Rug, rag, crocheted
688. Shell work
689. Specimen, crocheted
690. Specimen, knit
691. Specimen, needlepoint
692. Stole
693. Stuffed animal
694. Sweater
695. Table mat & napkins
696. Wood carving
697. Wood construction
698. Wood working
699. Any other
The GRANGE
America’s Family
Community Fraternity
Chemung County Pomona Grange #1
Horseheads #1118 Veteran #1108
739-1670
739-1611
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ANTIQUES
DEPARTMENT R
Esther Good………………………...Superintendent
607-739-8497
Entries Due — Saturday, July 23, 2011
For amateurs only. NO entries will be accepted from dealers. All items must be over 75 years old. Items must be
clean and not be antiqued or otherwise made to appear old. NO REPRODUCTIONS. Entries will be judged by rarity,
quality, and condition of original workmanship.
SECTION 1 – INDIVIDUAL ARTICLES
ENTRY FEE: $.30 PREMIUMS: 1ST - $3 2ND - $2 3RD - $1
1. Advertisement
29. China — Noritake
30. China — any other
31. Civil War Article
32. Clothing – Adult or child
33. Commode
34. Compote
35. Cook Book
36. Copper Article
37. Crock
38. Cup and Saucer
39. Cup – Mustache
40. Doll
41. Doll Dish
42. Doll Furniture
43. Door Knocker
44. Door Stop
45. Enameled Article ( Granite Wear)
46. Fishing / Hunting Article
47. Flask
48. Flatware (1)
49. Foot warmer
50. Frame — Metal Small
51. Frame — Wooden Small
52. Frame — any other
53. Glass — Camphor
54. Glass — Carnival
55. Glass — Cobalt Blue
56. Glass — Cruet
2. Apple peeler
3. Autograph Book
4. Bank — Mechanical
5. Bank — any other
6. Basket
7. Bell
8. Bell — Sleigh
9. Book — Bible
10. Book — Children’s
11. Book — School
12. Book — any other
13. Bottle — Milk
14. Bottle — any other
15. Box — Wooden
16. Box — any other
17. Calendar
18. Candle Sticks—(single or pair)
19. Catalogue
20. Cherry Pitter
21. China — Chelsea
22. China — Dresden
23. China — Flow Blue
24. China — hand painted
25. China — Haviland
26. China — Ironstone
27. China — Lustre
28. China — Nippon
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ANTIQUES
DEPARTMENT R
SECTION 1 – INDIVIDUAL ARTICLES
ENTRY FEE: $.30 PREMIUMS: 1ST - $3 2ND - $2 3RD - $1
57.
58.
59.
60.
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
72.
73
74.
75.
76.
77.
78.
79.
80.
81.
82.
83.
84.
85.
86.
87.
88.
89.
90.
91.
Glass — Cut
Glass — Daisy & Button
Glass — Hobnail
Glass — Milk Glass
Glass – any other
Gun
Hair — (items made from hair)
Handbag
Hat or Bonnet
Hat pin
Holder – Hat pin
Holder – Toothpick
Indian Artifact
Ink well
Iron — Flat Iron
Iron – any other
Ivory/Scrimshaw Article
Jar — Canning
Jar — any other
Jewelry
Jug
Kitchen Utensil
Knife
Lamp — electric
Lamp — any other
Lantern — Barn
Lantern — Railroad
Lantern — any other
Leather Article
Linen Article
Magazine
Master Salt
Match — Pocket Safe
Medical Article
Mold — Butter
92. Mold — Candle
93. Mold — any other
94. Mug — Shaving
95. Musical Instrument
96. Nest Egg
97. Newspaper
98. Oriental Article (not china)
99. Paper-maché Article
100.Paper Weight
101. Photo Album
102. Photograph — single
103. Pin Cushion
104. Pitcher — Ceramic
105. Pitcher — China
106. Pitcher — Glass
107. Pitcher — Stoneware
108. Pitcher—any other
109. Plate
110. Quilt — Cotton
111. Quilt — Quilted
112. Quilt — Silk
113. Quilt — Woolen
114. Quilt — Tied
115. Quilt — any other
116. Railroad Article
117. Razor
118. Reading Glasses
119. Scales
120. Sheet Music
121. Silver Article
122. Shoes / Slippers
123. Soapstone
124. Souvenir
125. Stein
126. Sword / Dagger
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127. Teapot
128. Tin Type
129. Tinware —
original decoration
130. Tool — Hand
131. Tool — Farm
132. Toaster
133. Toy
134. Trap
135. Vase — Carnival Glass
136. Vase — Glass
137. Vase — any other
138. Wallet
139. Wash Basin
140. Wooden Article
141. World War I Article
142. Any Other Not Listed
ANTIQUES
DEPARTMENT R
SECTION 2 – ANTIQUE HOBBY COLLECTIONS
ENTRY FEE: $.70 PRIZE MONEY: 1ST - $7 2ND - $6 3RD - $5
At least three articles comprise a collection. Each article must be attached or mounted together
157.
158.
159.
160.
161.
162.
163.
164.
165.
166.
167.
168.
169.
170.
171.
172.
173.
174.
175.
176.
177.
178.
179.
180.
181.
182.
183.
Civil War Articles
Flasks
Hair Accessories
Insulators
Jars — Canning
Automobile Accessories
Bibles
Books
Bottles — Chemung County / NYS
Bottles — Medicine
Bottles — Milk
Bottles — any other
Buckles and / or ornaments
Buttons / Cuff Links
Candlesticks
Cards — Advertising
Cards — Greeting
Cards — Post
Cards — Valentine
Clothing — Adult or Children’s
Coins
Country Kitchen Articles
Country Store Articles
Crocks
Cups & Saucers
Documents
Dolls
184. Doll Dishes
185. Doll Clothes
186. Fans
187. Farm Equipment
188. Jewelry
189. Jugs
190. Keys
191. Knives
192. Marbles
193. Office Articles
194. Photographs
195. Pictures — framed
196. Pipes
197. Pitchers
198. Pocket Watches
199. Salt Dips with Master
200. Salt and Pepper
201. Sewing Articles
202. Silver
203. Spoons
204. Souvenirs
205. Stamps
206. Tools — Hand
207. Walking Canes
208. Wooden Articles
209. Any Other Not Listed
SECTION 3 – ANTIQUE FURNITURE
ENTRY FEE: $.50 PRIZE MONEY: 1ST - $5 2ND - $4 3RD - $3
250.
251.
252.
253.
254.
255.
Chair – Adult
Chair – Child
Chest
Churn
Clock
Cradle
256.
257.
258.
259.
260.
261.
Footstool
Milk Stool
Oxen Yoke
Phonograph
Radio
Sled
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262.
263.
264.
265.
Spinning Wheel
Table/Stand
Yarn Winder
Any Other
FRIENDS OF THE 2012
CHEMUNG COUNTY FAIR
BLUE RIBBON SPONSORS
Dr. David & Edith Reese
Kenneth & Gail Voorhees
Mert & Judy Voorhees
Mike Reese
Mack & Evelyn Rhodes
RED RIBBON SPONSOR
Rod & Nancy Roe
John & Jean Boor
Al Dalrymple
Best Mobile Welding
YELLOW RIBBON SPONSORS
Eleanor Theetge
Sam Spenelli
Bulkhead Hardware
IN MEMORY OF LONG TIME FRIENDS OF THE FAIR
Marshall “Buster” Conklin
Craig Mattison
Henry Schindler
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2084 College Ave.
Elmira Heights, NY 14903
(Across from Edison High School)
607-795-1717
On A Roll Sub Shop
(Under the Bleachers at the Grandstand)
Tuesday thru Friday during the Fair
Buy and 8” Sausage Sub
and
receive a second sub for $1.00
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Please Support Our Sponsors & Advertisers
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306 N.Main St.
Elmira, NY 14901
607.737.0936
FAX: 607.737.1327
www.cyberdarkcomputing.com
[email protected]
TURKS TURKS TURKS
MATT’S SERVICE CENTER
South Main St., Horseheads, NY 14845
(Around the corner from the Fair)
902 LAKE STREET
ICE CREAM SHOP
ELMIRA, NY
14901
PRODUCE & FLOWERS
607-734-0163
IN STORE BAKERY
DRY RUN VETERINARY SERVICE, PLLC
David Reese, D.V.M.
USED CARS & REPAIR SHOP
10 Left Branch
Dry Run Rd.
Pine City, NY 14871
CALL 215-3171 or 732-8710
Phone 607-733-0782
E-mail [email protected]
OPEN 9am - 9pm Daily
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The Chemung County Fair
&
Presents
JOSH TURNER
Wednesday, August 1
7:30 PM
“Why Don’t We Just
Dance”
Member of
“The Grand Ole’
Opry”
“Long Black Train”
TICKETS ON SALE NOW!
Box/Track—$40 Grandstand—$35 Bleachers—$30
The purchase of tickets prior to June 1st will include free gate pass
BOX OFFICE/TICKET INFO
607-734-1203
9am-5pm Daily
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Chemung County Fair Exhibitors Book Part 2

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