charles city county fair catalog

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2015
CHARLES CITY COUNTY
FAIR CATALOG
“Good Country Living”
September 12, 2015
Charles City Recreation Center
8320 Ruthville Road
Charles City, Virginia
10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Sponsored by:
Charles City County Fair Committee
Charles City County
In Cooperation With:
Virginia Cooperative Extension – Charles City Unit
Charles City County
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is the main legislative body for the County of Charles City. Supervisors are elected on four-year terms. The Board is responsible for planning, developing and regulating growth and for maintaining current county operations and services. Additionally, the
board appoints members to the various advisory boards and commissions associated with the
county's government and management.
The Board of Supervisors meets on the fourth Tuesday in each month at 7:30 p.m.
All meetings are held in the Government/School Administration Building Auditorium
at 10900 Courthouse Road, Charles City, VA 23030.
Gilbert A. Smith - Chairman
Floyd H. Miles, Sr. - Vice-Chair
William “Bill” Coada - Member
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The 99th. Annual
Charles City County
Fair
Fun For All The Family
Live Entertainment
Carnival Rides
Contests & Tournaments
Farm & Home Exhibits
Food & Craft Booths
& Much More
“You Worked Hard To Grow
It So Come And Show It”
Bring Your Farm & Home
Exhibits
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The 2015 Charles City County Fair is dedicated to
Richard M. Bowman
Richard M. Bowman, a true gentlemen, patriarch of the county, civic
leader and walking encyclopedia of family history, local history and
Virginia’s past are just a few titles bestowed upon a true community
leader. Born Richard Manuel Bowman on February 12, 1928 to Joseph
and Carrie Lewis Bowman in Charles City County.
He graduated from Ruthville High School June 1945 and served honorably in the United States Army from June 1945 to February 1947. He
retired from the U.S. Naval Weapons Station, Yorktown, VA after 35
years of service.
He joined Little Elam Baptist Church in September 1949 and served as Deacon, Trustee,
Treasurer, Moderator, and Adult Sunday School Teacher, as well as a member of the
Christian Board of Education and Budget & Finance Ministries.
He worked tirelessly in the community having served as member and Chairman of the
Board of Supervisors of Charles City County; Golden Heritage Member of the NAACP; as
well as a member of: Charles City County Civic League, American Legion Post #61,
Charles City Progressive Lodge #297 Free and Accepted Masons, Ruthville High School
Alumni Association and the Charles City Center for Local History Advisory Commission.
He also has served as Moderator of the Dover Baptist Association, member of the Board of
Trustees, Dover Association and member of the Virginia Baptist Historical Society.
His real passion was history and genealogy, which earned him the unofficial title of “Local
Historian.” He spent many hours poring over court records and other documents to find
the ancestors of anyone who asked him and then shared his personal memories of people
and events long forgotten by others. His personal family history was recited to all on a
regular basis.
He was married for 68 years to Marian Wallace Bowman and they had seven children:
Daryl B. Robertson, Sandra B. Johnson, Richard M. Bowman, Jr., Mildred B. Adkins,
Rhonda B. Gardner, Shirlette B. Squire and Rowena M. Bowman.
Mr. Bowman quoted, “It’s still good to have hope,” he said. Change has come and change
will still evolve into a better situation. Remember that you can do things to cause positives
to things that happen. “Even as time changes and things come and go, remember that God
is always there with you.”
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CHARLES CITY COUNTY
GENERAL RULES FOR EXHIBITS
1. The County Fair will be held at the Charles City Social Center in Ruthville, Virginia Saturday, September 12, 2015.
2. Farm, home, and special exhibits, as described within, will be accepted Thursday, September 10 from 3-8 p.m., Friday, September 11 between 8 a.m. - noon. Fresh cut flowers and
items requiring refrigeration will be accepted Saturday, September 12 between 7:30-8:45
a.m. ONLY. All other items to be entered into the fair must be entered on Thursday or
Friday to be judged on Friday afternoon. No exhibits will be accepted after 8:45 a.m. on
Saturday. All exhibits should be brought to the Charles City Social Center.
3. All farm and garden exhibits must be grown or produced by the exhibitor since the last
County Fair.
4. All art must have been completed since the last County Fair, and artwork must be exhibited
by artist (not owner of artwork).
5. All handiwork, clothing, crafts and food items must be completed by the exhibitor within the
last year.
6. An exhibitor may enter any and all categories; however, an individual may not enter two of
the same items in the same category number unless the rules specify otherwise.
7. Each exhibitor shall be a resident or employee of Charles City County.
8. All exhibits should be judged in three groups - Adult, Handicapped, and Youth (age 19 and
under). Youth will be divided into three age groups: ages 5-8, 9-13, and 14-19.
9. All miscellaneous items shall be entered under the category of Exhibitor’s Choice or placed
on display.
10. “Biggest” Home Produce will be judged on size with quality being secondary.
11. Educational exhibits from the schools must be pre-registered by calling 652-4743 before
September 1, 2015. All exhibits should be bought to the Social Center on Thursday, September 10 between 3-8 p.m., Friday, September 11 between 8 a.m. - noon or September
12 between 7:30-8:45 a.m. and should be picked up, Saturday, September 12 between 4-6
p.m.
12. All clubs, organizations and businesses must apply at the Extension Office for a booth.
Concession booths are available for a fee and should be requested by August 26, 2015.
No fee is charged for Educational booths, which should be requested no later than August
30.
13. Care will be taken to protect exhibits, but the Committee will assume no responsibility for
loss or damage either to person or property.
14. Exhibits must be picked up between 4-6 p.m. on Saturday, September 12, 2015.
15. Judging will begin at 2 p.m. on Friday, September 11, 2015 and on Saturday, September
12 at 9:00 a.m. No spectators will be allowed in the exhibit area during judging, nor during
the registration and at set-up time. Fair volunteers and staff will assist with recordkeeping.
16. Awards for prizes will be First-Blue, Second-Red, and Third-White ribbons.
17. Special recognition will be given to top individuals in each group with the most quality
points blue, red, and white.
18. If any item is outstanding in its Department, a “Best-in-Show” ribbon will be awarded.
***Only under these conditions are exhibits accepted.
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SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES
(Tentative)
Thursday
3:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Farm & Home Exhibits accepted with the exception of
fresh cut flowers and baked goods requiring refrigeration.
Friday
8:00 a.m. – noon
Farm & Home Exhibits accepted with the exception of
Fresh cut flowers and items requiring refrigeration will be
accepted SATURDAY MORNING BETWEEN 7:30-8:45
A.M. ONLY.
Educational booths may be setup.
2:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Judging takes place for all entries with the exception of
7:30 - 8:45 a.m.
Farm & Home Exhibits of fresh cut flowers and baked
goods requiring refrigeration accepted only between 7:308:45 a.m.
7:00 - 9:45 a.m.
Educational & Pre-Registered Money-Making Booth Setup
9:00 - 1:30 a.m.
Car Show Registration
9:00 a.m.
Farm & Home Judging of Fresh Cut Flowers & Baked
Goods Only
10:00 a.m.
Grand Opening Ceremonies
11:00 a.m.
Carnival Rides & Midway Opens
12:00 Noon
Car Show Judging
10:30 a.m.- 6 p.m.
Entertainment
2:15 p.m.
Horseshoe Tournament Registration
2:30 p.m.
Car Show Awards
3:00 p.m.
Horseshoe Tournament
4-6 p.m.
Pick up Farm & Home Exhibits
4:00 p.m.
Fair Closes
Saturday
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SCORE CARDS
FARM & GARDEN EXHIBIT DEPARTMENTS
FIELD CROP, FARM & HOME PRODUCTS, FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES &
NUTS
Form
Size
20
20
Color and Finish
20
Condition and Quality
15
Blemishes
25
TOTAL
100
1. Form refers to the shape of a specimen. The form should be the characteristic of
the best type of variety grown in the area.
2. Size should be somewhat above average for the variety. Extra large specimens may be
inferior in quality and deteriorate rapidly after they are harvested.
3. Color should be uniform, bright and attractive, and the finish should be smooth. The red
over color of fruits should form an attractive combination with the yellow or green under
color. The development of an excessively dark or dull finish is undesirable. The presence
of red blush on green or yellow apple varieties is acceptable. The color of vegetables
should be attractive and typical for the variety. All dullness due to wilting or overmaturity should be penalized, as well as imperfections in color caused by disease or injury
of any sort. The uniformity of the form, size, and color of the several specimens of a particular entry is very important. All specimens in each entry should be similar in form, size
and color.
4. Condition refers to the degree of maturity of the fruit or vegetable. The specimen should
be form and free from any apparent toughness, woodiness, withering, mealiness or other
type of breakdown. Quality refers to the characteristics which relate to the edibility of the
product and include flavor, crispness, juiciness and aroma. These usually are associated
with condition and may be determined by external appearance and firmness of the fruit or
vegetable. In some cases, the product may need to be cut or tasted to determine its quality. A small plug or section may be cut from melons to measure the depth and maturity of
the flesh. A few grapes or berries may be eaten to evaluate their quality.
5. Exhibitors may enter more than 1 variety in categories 100-399.
Flowers
Youth & Adult
1. The flowers, foliage, container and accessories must have good size relationships with
other.
2. Vases for the container add a finished look to the arrangement, but must be of proportion.
3. Miniature arrangements: No larger than six inches in its dimension.
4. Potted plants must be well groomed, free of dead leaves, cobwebs and dust.
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Flowers
Youth & Adult continued
5.
Centerpiece for a dining table should always be below eye level and small enough not to
obstruct the table setting.
6. Single flowers should be free of buds and the foliage should not be in water.
7. Terrariums should not be kits.
Flowers
Youth & Adult
The number of specimens to be displayed in each entry is clearly stated in the fair book. This
should be adhered to by the exhibitor.
Home Exhibit Department
Clothing - Youth & Adult
Design and appearance: Suitable to the fabric, clean, well pressed
20
Fabric: Suitable quality for purpose
40
How Made: Cut, finish of seams, sleeves, neck, hem, closure, etc.
40
Total
100
Handiwork
Crocheting & Knitting
Youth, Adult & Handicapped
General Appearance: Neatness, cleanliness, pressing
10
Materials: Suitability to purpose, durable, washable
10
Design and Color: Suitability to purpose, beauty, and place
30
Workmanship: Stitches used, seams, edges finished, uniformity, proper gauge
50
Total
100
Embroidery
Design or Pattern: In relation to shape and size of article, is design spotty, are lines harmonious, too much design
Color: Balance, harmonious with each other, appropriate for use of an article
Workmanship: Stitches, finish of edges
35
Appearance: Cleanliness, neatness
15
Total
100
8
20
15
Tapestry
Pleasing design and color combination
40
Stitches accurate and even tension
50
Properly blocked
10
Total
100
Arts & Crafts
General Appearance: Neatness, cleanliness
10
Materials: Suitability to purpose, durable
10
Design and Color: Suitability to purpose, beauty, and place
30
Workmanship: Accurate
50
Total
100
Baked Goods & Bread
Youth & Adult
Appearance: Shape and size
10
Flavor: Taste and color
10
Crumb: Texture, lightness, moisture
30
Crust: Color, uniformity, thickness
50
Total
100
Notes on Cookies: Cookies should be uniform in shape and not too thin to bake evenly. The
cookie should be tender or crisp, depending on the type, but it should not be gritty nor tend to crumble too easily. The flavor should be agreeable and not carry any taste of the shortening used.
GUIDELINES FOR DECORATED CAKES:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
General workmanship and eye appeal
Color scheme
Cake theme
Originality
Quality of base icing
Quality of decorator icing
Uniformity of borders
Uniformity in detail decorating
Proportion, uniformity and theme
Use of confectionery or non-confectionery decoration
Overall neatness of cake
9
Canned Foods
1. Food should be canned in clear, standard canning jars and canned since the last county fair.
2. Rings should be on jars.
3. Any jar may be opened.
4. Food must be processed.
Vegetables and Fruits
Youth and Adult
Quality judged by appearance
20
Uniformity: Size, shape and color (natural & fresh)
Pack: Full, right proportion of solids and liquids and compact, but not fancy
Quality of liquid: Free from sediment, clear, color, natural
30
Appearance of jar: Appropriate, clean
10
Total
100
30
Jams & Preserves
Youth & Adult
Appearance: Color, clearness
20
Consistency: Even, stiff, not syrupy nor sugary
40
Quality: Free from bubbles, sediment and mold
30
10
Total
100
10
Jellies
Adult & Youth
Appearance: Natural color, clear, no crystals
30
Consistency: Holds shape, tender, quivery
40
Quality: Free from bubbles, sediment and mold
20
10
Total
100
Pickles
Adult & Youth
Quality of liquid: Free from sediment, clear, natural
30
Uniformity of size
25
Appearance: Color natural, clear, attractive
Pack: Good proportion of solid to liquid
Appearance of jar: Appropriate, clean, free of nicks
35
Total
100
10
Honey
Adult & Youth
General appearance
20
Flavor
35
Texture, grain, moisture, uniformity of color
30
Lightness
15
Total
100
Wine
Adult
Appearance
15
Aroma
30
Taste
30
Aftertaste
15
Overall impression
10
Total
100
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**NO FRESH MEATS
Department 100 - Field Crops
101.
102.
103.
104.
105.
106.
107.
108.
109.
110.
111.
Field Corn, white, 5 ears
Field Corn, yellow, 5 ears
Field Corn, Popcorn, 3 ears
Exhibitor’s Choice - 5 ears of field corn
Field Corn, 2 stalks
Cotton, 4 stalks
Peanuts, 4 vines
Soybeans, 4 stalks (any variety)
Sunflower, 1 head
Exhibitor’s Choice - field crop
Hay, Alfalfa Straight, 1/4 bale
112.
113.
114.
115.
116.
117.
118.
119.
120.
121.
Hay, Lespedeza, 1/4 bale
Hay, Mixed, 1/4 bale
Exhibitor’s Choice - hay, 1/4 bale
Small Grain, Barley, 1 quart
Small Grain, Oats, 1 quart
Small Grain, Rye, 1 quart
Small Grain, Wheat, 1 quart
Exhibitor’s Choice - Small Grain, 1 quart
Soybeans, 1 quart (any variety)
Sunflower Seeds, 1 quart
Department 150 - Farm & Home Products
151.
152.
153.
154.
155.
156.
157.
158.
159.
160.
161.
162.
163.
Eggs, large, brown, 6
Eggs, medium, brown, 6
Eggs, small, brown, 6
Eggs, large, white, 6
Eggs, medium, white, 6
Eggs, small, white, 6
Eggs, large, specialty, 6
Eggs, medium, specialty, 6
Eggs, small, specialty, 6
Home Cured Ham
Home Cured Jerky
Home Cured Sausage
Exhibitor’s Choice - Home Cured Meats
Department 200 - Fruit & Nuts
201.
202.
203.
204.
205.
206.
207.
208.
209.
210.
Apples, green, 5
Apples, red, 5
Apples, yellow, 5
Figs, 5
Grapes, red, 3 bunches
Grapes, white, 3 bunches
Grapes, Muscadine, plate
Peaches, 5
Pears, 5
Plums, 5
211.
212.
213.
214.
215.
216.
217.
218.
219.
Exhibitor’s Choice - Fruit, 5
Cantaloupe, 1
Melon, 1
Watermelon, long, 1
Watermelon, round, 1
Exhibitor’s Choice - melon, 1
Nuts, Pecans, plate shelled
Nuts, Black Walnuts, plate shelled
Exhibitor’s choice - Nuts, plate shelled
Department 300 - Home Garden
301.
302.
303.
304.
305.
306.
307.
308.
309.
310.
311.
312.
313.
314.
315.
Beans, filet, green, in pod, plate
Beans, filet, yellow, in pod, plate
Beans, Italian (flat), in pod, plate
Beans, Lima, large, shelled, pint
Beans, Lima, small, shelled, pint
Beans, Lima, large, in pod, plate
Beans, Lima, small, in pod, plate
Beans, round pod, green, plate
Beans, round, pod, yellow, plate
Beans, round pod, purple, plate
Beans, round pod, variety, plate
Beans, yard long, plate
Beans, String, green, plate
Beans, String, wax, plate
Beets, 5
316.
317.
318.
319.
320.
321.
322.
323.
324.
325.
326.
327.
328.
329.
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Cabbage, 1
Carrots, 5
Corn, Indian, 3 ears
Corn, Popcorn, 3 ears
Corn, Sugar Bi-Color, 3 ears
Corn, Sugar, White, 3 ears
Corn, Sugar, Yellow, 3 ears
Cress, plate
Cucumbers, regular, 3
Cucumbers, pickling, 5
Cucumbers, variety, 3
Eggplant, purple oval, large, 1
Eggplant, purple, Japanese style, 3
Eggplant, variety, 3
Special Exhibit Departments
“Biggest Home Produce”
Youth & Adult
These exhibits allow exhibitors to show off outstanding growing conditions where very large produce is grown. These exhibits are judged on size with quality secondary.
At-Home
Youth & Adult
Three special exhibits: Live-at-Home, Sew-at-Home, and Eat-at-Home are described within this
booklet. The purpose of these exhibits is to encourage the production of at home items which usually are purchased, thus leaving more of the cash income for things that cannot be produced at home.
These exhibits will be judged 75% on the variety of the items exhibited and 25% on quality. Please
request special entry form and entry tags for Sew-at-Home.
Antiques
Adult
These exhibits are to encourage preservation and passing on of our heritage and will be judged on
variety, label description completeness, present quality of item(s) and uniqueness. Items should be
labeled with Item Name, Item Use and Estimated Time Period of use whenever it is known.
“Best in Charles City County”
Adult
This exhibit changes each year. Exhibitors enter the baked item designated. Special awards and/or
recognition is provided for the top exhibitors. Details and judging criteria are provided in the department section.
Livestock
Youth & Adult
These exhibits may be any type of livestock. Animals should be properly caged or contained in an
appropriate manner to be comfortable and unable to harm fair visitors. Exhibitors must furnish secured coop, portable pen, or cage, water, and feed for all animals. Entry information is detailed in
the designed area.
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Department 300 - Home Garden Field Crops
329.
330.
331.
332.
333.
334.
335.
336.
337.
338.
339.
340.
341.
342.
343.
344.
345.
346.
347.
348.
349.
350.
351.
352.
353.
354.
355.
356.
357.
358.
359.
360.
361.
362.
363.
364.
Garlic, plate
Gourds, ornamental, collection, plate
Greens, plate
Leeks, 3
Okra, green, 5
Okra, red, 5
Onions, red, 5
Onions, white, 5
Onions, yellow, 5
Parsnips, 5
Peas, black-eyed, shelled, pint
Peas, black-eyed, in pod, plate
Peas, Crowder, in pod, plate
Peas, Crowder, shelled, pint
Peas, green, in pod, plate
Peas, green, shelled, pint
Peas, green, Chinese, in pod,
Peas, purple hull, in pod, plate
Peppers, green bell, 3
Peppers, orange bell, 3
Peppers, purple bell, 3
Peppers, red bell, 3
Peppers, yellow bell, 3
Peppers, hot, Anaheim, 5
Peppers, hot, banana, 5
Peppers, hot, cayenne, 5
Peppers, hot, cherry, 5
Peppers, hot, chili, 5
Peppers, hot, habanera, 5
Peppers, hot, jalapeñoño, 5
Peppers, hot, poblano, 5
Peppers, hot, variety, 5
Peppers, sweet, banana, 5
Peppers, sweet, Italian style (trumpet), 5
Peppers, sweet, mini-bells, 5
Peppers, sweet, paprika, 5
365. Peppers, sweet, pimiento, 3
366. Peppers, sweet, variety, 5
367. Potatoes, fingerling, 10
368. Potatoes, Irish, white, 5
369. Potatoes, Irish, red, 5
370. Potatoes, Irish, yellow, 5
371. Potatoes, Irish, Variety, 5
372. Potatoes, Sweet, large, 2
373. Potatoes, Sweet, medium, 3
374. Potatoes, Sweet, small, 5
375. Pumpkin, 1
376. Pumpkin, miniature, 3
377. Rutabagas, 3
378. Scallions, plate
379. Shallots, plate
380. Squash, winter, acorn, 3
381. Squash, winter, butternut, 3
382. Squash, winter, variety, 3
383. Squash, summer, patty pan, 5
384. Squash, summer, yellow straight neck, 5
385. Squash, summer, yellow crookneck, 5
386. Squash, summer, variety, 5
387. Squash, summer, zucchini, 5
388. Tomatoes, standard, red, 5
389. Tomatoes, standard, yellow, 5
390. Tomatoes, standard, other colors, 5
391. Tomatoes, beefsteak, red, 3
392. Tomatoes, beefsteak, yellow, 3
393. Tomatoes, beefsteak, other colors, 3
394. Tomatoes, paste, 5
395. Tomatoes, cherry, red, plate
396. Tomatoes, cherry, yellow, plate
397. Tomatoes, cherry, other colors, plate
398. Tomatoes, grape, plate
399. Tomatoes, Specialty, 5
399. a - Turnips, 5
399. b - Exhibitor’s Choir, Vegetable
Department 400 - Flowers
401.
402.
403.
404.
405.
406.
407.
408.
409.
410.
411.
412.
413.
414.
415.
Dried Flower Arrangement, Centerpiece
Dried Flower Arrangement, Hall Table
Dried Flower Arrangement, Miniature
Exhibitor’s Choice, Dried Flower Arrangement
Fresh Flower Arrangement, Centerpiece
Fresh Flower Arrangement, Hall Table
Fresh Flower Arrangement, Miniature
Exhibitor’s Choice, Fresh Flower Arrangement
Potted Plant, Flowering
Potted Plant, Non-Flowering
Potted Tree, Foliage, Flowering
Potted Tree, Foliage, Non-Flowering
Potted Tree, Citrus
Exhibitor’s Choice - Potted Plant
Single Specimen Flower, Coxcomb, 1
416.
417.
418.
419.
420.
421.
422.
423.
424.
425.
426.
427.
428.
429.
430.
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Single Specimen Flower, Chrysanthemum, 1
Single Specimen Flower, Dahlia, 1
Single Specimen Flower, Geranium, 1
Single Specimen Flower, Gladiolus, 1
Single Specimen Flower, Marigold, 1
Single Specimen Flower, Petunia, 1
Single Specimen Flower, Rose, 1
Single Specimen Flower, Salvia, 1
Single Specimen Flower, Zinnia, 1
Exhibitor’s Choice, Single Specimen Flower, 1
Single Specimen Ornamental Leaf, any variety
Terrariums, Foliage
Terrariums, Flowering
Hanging Basket, Flowering
Hanging Basket, Non-Flowering
Department 450 - Fresh Herbs
451.
452.
453.
454.
455.
456.
457.
458.
459.
460.
461.
462.
463.
464.
465.
466.
467.
Herbs, fresh, basil, 1 bunch
Herbs, fresh, chives, 1 bunch
Herbs, fresh, cilantro, 1 bunch
Herbs, fresh, dill, 3 heads
Herbs, fresh, lemon grass, 3 stalks
Herbs, fresh, marjoram, 1 bunch
Herbs, fresh, mint, 1 bunch
Herbs, fresh, oregano, 1 bunch
Herbs, fresh, parsley, 1 bunch
Herbs, fresh, rosemary, 1 bunch
Herbs, fresh, summer savory, 1 bunch
Herbs, fresh, sage, 1 bunch
Herbs, fresh, thyme, 1 bunch
Exhibitor’s Choice - Fresh Herbs, 1 bunch
Aromatic Herbs, Artemisia
Aromatic Herbs, Lavender
Exhibitor’s Choice - Aromatic Herbs
NOTE: In departments 100, 200, 300, 400 and 450 you may enter more than one item if that item is a different cultivar. Those categories listed as “variety” indicate different cultivars, not mixed items. Fresh
herbs may be displayed in water to if needed to maintain quality.
Department 500 - The “BIGGEST” Home Produce
501.
502.
503.
504.
505.
506.
507.
508.
509.
Biggest Apple
Biggest Beet
Biggest Cantaloupe
Biggest Cucumber
Biggest Egg
Biggest Melon
Biggest Peach
Biggest Pepper
Biggest Potato, Irish
510.
511.
512.
513.
514.
515.
516.
517.
Biggest Potato, Sweet Potato
Biggest Pumpkin
Biggest Sunflower Head
Biggest Tomato
Biggest Watermelon, Long
Biggest Watermelon, Round
Biggest Zucchini
Exhibitor’s Choice - Biggest Produce - one
entry per exhibitor
Department 550 - Live-At Home
To be composed of farm and garden produce, produced by one family. These items may not be the ones exhibited individually, but should be additional items displayed together. Exhibitor should display attractively within a
two by one foot area.
(This exhibit judged 75% on the variety of the items exhibited and 25% on quality.)
Department 600 - Clothing
601.
602.
603.
604.
605.
606.
607.
608.
609.
610.
611.
612.
613.
Child’s Clothing, Blouse, Pants, Top or Shirt
Child’s Clothing, Coat
Child’s Clothing, Infant Dress
Child’s Clothing, Dress
Child’s Clothing, Little Boy’s Outfit
Child’s Clothing, Little Girl’s Outfit
Child’s Clothing, Skirt
Childs’s Clothing, Smocked
Child’s Clothing, Sun Suit
Exhibitor’s Choice - Child’s Clothing
Lady’s Apron
Lady’s Bathing Suit
Lady’s Blouse
614.
615.
616.
617.
618.
619.
620.
621.
622.
623.
624.
625.
626.
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Lady’s Cape
Lady’s Coat
Lady’s Dress - 100% Cotton
Lady’s Dress - Cotton Blend
Lady’s Dress - Polyester Blend
Lady’s Dress - Wool
Lady’s Dress - Any other fabric
Lady’s Sundress
Lady’s Evening Dress
Lady’s Jacket Dress
Lady’s Shift
Lady’s Lingerie
Lady’s Scarf
Department 600 - continued
627.
628.
629.
630.
631.
632.
633.
634.
635.
636.
637.
638.
639.
Lady’s Jacket or Blazer
Lady’s Poncho
Lady’s Pocketbook
Lady’s Halter
Lady’s Jumper
Lady’s Jumpsuit
Lady’s Pants Top
Lady’s Shorts
Lady’s Skirt, Long
Lady’s Skirt, Short
Lady’s Slacks
Lady’s Suit, 2-piece, other than wool
Lady’s Suit, 3-piece, other than wool
640.
641.
642.
643.
644.
645.
646.
647.
648.
649.
650.
651.
652.
Lady’s Suit, 2-piece wool
Lady’s Suit, 3-piece wool
Lady’s Suit, Tailored, cotton or polyester
Lady’s Suit, Tailored, wool
Tote Bags
Man’s Apron
Man’s Coat
Man’s Robe
Man’s Shirt
Man’s Slacks
Man’s Tie
Man’s Vest
Exhibitor’s Choice - Man’s Clothing
Department 670 - Sew-At-Home
To be composed of a wardrobe for one season for an infant, a child, a lady or man. Items entered in this exhibit
may also be judged in Department 600 - Clothing. Entries to be judged in both Sewing-at-Home and individual
category should be hung on the clothes rack. Entry tag should state that it is to be judged in the Sew-at-Home and
the item should be listed on the Sew-at-Home list and marked with a star. Please request entry form and entry tags.
Clothing judges will judge Sew-at-Home exhibits last. This exhibit will be judged 75% on the variety of the
items exhibited and 25% on quality.
Department 700 - Handiwork
701.
702.
703.
704.
705.
706.
707.
708.
709.
710.
711.
712.
713.
714.
715.
716.
717.
718.
719.
720.
721.
722.
723.
Crocheting, Afghan
Crocheting, Baby Set
Crocheting, Bedspread
Crocheting, Cap
Crocheting, Cape
Crocheting, Garment
Crocheting, Stole or Scarf
Crocheting, Sweater
Crocheting, Tablecloth
Crocheting, Toy
Crocheting, Granny Square Afghan
Crocheting, Baby Afghan
Crocheting, Home Decorating Set
Exhibitor’s Choice - Crocheting
Embroidery, Counted Cross Stitch, Miniature
Embroidery, Counted Cross Stitch, Picture
Embroidery, Counted Cross Stitch, Pillow
Embroidery, Counted Cross Stitch, Place Mats
Embroidery, Counted Cross Stitch, Tote Bag/
Pocketbook
Exhibitor’s Choice - Embroidery, Counted Cross
Stitch
Embroidery, Crewel, Picture
Embroidery, Crewel, Pillow
Embroidery, Crewel, Tote Bag
724.
725.
726.
727.
728.
729.
730.
731.
732.
733.
734.
735.
736.
737.
738.
739.
740.
741.
742.
743.
744.
745.
746.
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Exhibitor’s Choice - Embroidery, Crewel
Embroidery, Cross Stitch (stamped), Miniature
Embroidery, Cross Stitch (stamped), Picture
Embroidery, Cross Stitch (stamped), Pillow/Pillow
Cover
Embroidery, Cross Stitch (stamped), Tote Bag
Exhibitor’s Choice - Embroidery, Cross Stitch
(stamped)
Embroidery, Drawn Thread
Embroidery, Huck or Swedish Weaving
Embroidery, Liquid (other than pictures)
Embroidery, Stitchery, Picture
Embroidery, Stitchery, Pillow
Embroidery, Stitchery, Pocketbook
Exhibitor’s Choice - Embroidery, Stitchery
Embroidery, Pretty Punch, Pillow
Exhibitor’s Choice - Embroidery, Pretty Punch
Knitting, Afghan
Knitting, Baby Set
Knitting, Cap
Knitting, Cape
Knitting, Scarf or Stole
Knitting, Sweater
Knitting, Tablecloth
Exhibitor’s Choice - Knitting
Department 700 - Handiwork Continued
747.
748.
749.
750.
751.
752.
753.
754.
755.
756.
757.
758.
759.
760.
761.
762.
763.
Latch Hooking, Pillow
Latch Hooking, Rug
Latch Hooking, Set
Latch Hooking, Wall Hanging
Exhibitor’s Choice - Latch Hooking
Patchwork, Afghan
Patchwork, Apparel
Patchwork, Pillow
Exhibitor’s Choice - Patchwork
Quilt, Appliquéé by Hand
Quilt, Embroider by Hand
Quilt, Patchwork by Hand
Exhibitor’s Choice - Quilt by Hand
Quilt, Machine Appliqué
Quilt, Machine Patchwork
Quilt, Baby/Child
Quilting, small items (placemats, runners, purses)
764.
765.
766.
767.
768.
769.
770.
771.
772.
773.
774.
775.
776.
777.
Quilted, Pillow
Exhibitor’s Choice - Machine Quilted
Quilt, Combination of Hand and Machine
Sculptured Soft Fabric, Animal
Sculptured Soft Fabric, ”Dressed” Critter
Sculptured, Soft Fabric, Set
Smocking, Apparel
Smocking, Non-Apparel
Tapestry (entire canvas is worked), Bargello
Tapestry (entire canvas is worked), Gross Point
(5-11 mesh per inch)
Tapestry (entire canvas is worked), Needlepoint
Tapestry (entire canvas is worked), Petti Point
Tapestry, Set of Bargello/Gross Point
Tapestry, Set of Needlepoint/Petti Point
Department 800 - Art
801.
802.
803.
804.
805.
806.
807.
808.
809.
810.
811.
812.
813.
814.
815.
816.
817.
818.
819.
820.
821.
822.
823.
824.
825.
826.
827.
828.
829.
830.
831.
832.
Ceramics, Figure done with mold
Ceramics, Original figurine
Ceramics, Pottery not done on wheel
Ceramics, Pottery on wheel
Exhibitor’s Choice - Ceramics
Drawing, Charcoal
Drawing, Crayon
Drawing, Magic Marker
Drawing, Pastel
Drawing, Pen and ink
Drawing, Pencil - Colored
Drawing, Pencil - Lead
Drawing, Mixed Media
Exhibitor’s Choice - Drawing
Graphic Art, Etchings
Graphic Art, Lithograph
Graphic Art, Fabric
Graphic Art, Silk Screen
Graphic Art, Sponge
Graphic Art, Stencil
Graphic Art, Woodblock
Exhibitor’s Choice - Graphic Art
Painting, Acrylic, Animal Life
Painting, Acrylic, Landscape
Painting Acrylic, Portrait
Painting, Acrylic, Still Life
Painting, Acrylic, Water Life
Exhibitor’s Choice - Painting, Acrylic
Painting, Oil, Animal Life
Painting, Oil, Landscape
Painting, Oil, Portrait
Painting, Oil, Still life
833.
834.
835.
836.
837.
838.
839.
840.
841.
842.
843.
844.
845.
846.
847.
848.
849.
850.
851.
852.
853.
854.
855.
856.
857.
858.
859.
860.
861.
862.
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Painting, Oil, Water Life
Exhibitor’s Choice - Painting Oil
Painting, Water Color, Animal Life
Painting, Water Color, Landscape
Painting, Water Color, Portrait
Painting, Water Color, Still Life
Painting, Water Color, Water Life
Exhibitor’s Choice - Painting, Water Color
Painting, Water Color, Paint by Number
Photography, Animal, Black & White
Photography, Animal, Color
Photography, Candid, Black & White
Photography, Candid, Color
Photography, Nature, Black & White
Photography, Nature, Color
Photography, Pet, Black & White
Photography, Pet, Color
Photography, Portrait, Black & White
Photography, Portrait, Color
Photography, Landscape, Black & White
Photography, Landscape, Color
Photography, Theme of Group of 2-5 (mounted),
Black & White
Photography, Theme of Group of 2-5 (mounted)
Color
Exhibitor’s Choice - Photography, Black & White
Exhibitor’s Choice - Photography, Color
Sculpture, Ceramic
Mixed Media
Exhibitor’s Choice, Mixed Media
Sculpture, Clay
Sculpture, Metal
Department 800 - Art Continued
863.
864.
865.
866.
867.
868.
869.
870.
871.
872.
873.
Sculpture, Plaster
Sculpture, Plastic
Sculpture, Soap
Sculpture, Wood
Exhibitor’s Choice - Sculpture
Beadwork, Belt
Beadwork, Bracelet
Beadwork, Choker
Beadwork, Earrings
Beadwork, Necklace
Beadwork, Necktie
874.
875.
876.
877.
878.
879.
880.
881.
882.
883.
884.
Beadwork, Pen
Exhibitor’s Choice - Beadwork
Wearable Art, Bag
Wearable Art, Bracelet
Wearable Art, Choker/Necklace)
Wearable Art, Shoes
Wearable Art, Sweatshirt
Wearable Art, T-Shirt
Wearable Art, Set (2 or more)
Exhibitor’s Choice - Wearable Art
Sand Art
Department 900 - Crafts
901.
902.
903.
904.
905.
906.
907.
908.
909.
910.
911.
912.
913.
914.
915.
916.
917.
918.
919.
920.
921.
922.
923.
924.
925.
926.
927.
928.
929.
930.
931.
932.
933.
934.
935.
Christmas Centerpiece
Christmas Door Decoration
Christmas Stocking
Christmas Tree Ornament
Christmas Wall Hanging
Christmas Wreath
Exhibitor’s Choice - Christmas Item
Exhibitor’s Choice - Christmas Item from Kit
Decoupage Box
Decoupage Picture
Doll, Handmade
Doll, Dressed
Doll’s Wardrobe
Hand Decorated Egg
Chair, Seated with cane
Chair, Seated with rush
Chair, Seated with splint
Footstool
Refinished Furniture, Toy
Refinished Furniture, Chair
Refinished Furniture, Full Size
Exhibitor’s Choice - Refinished Furniture
Lamp Shade, Fabric
Lamp Shade, Pierced
Leather Craft
Macramé Belt
Macramé Plant Hanger
Macramé Wall Hanging
Exhibitor’s Choice - Macramé
Metal Craft
Model Boat
Model Car
Model Plane
Exhibitor’s Choice - Model
Lego Blocks, Display
936.
937.
938.
939.
940.
941.
942.
943.
944.
945.
946.
947.
948.
949.
950.
951.
952.
953.
954.
955.
956.
957.
958.
959.
960.
961.
962.
963.
964.
965.
966.
967.
968.
969.
970.
18
Napkin Holder
Paper Mache Item
Picture, Dried Flowers
Picture, Pressed Flowers
Picture, Paper Cutting
Picture, Liquid Embroidery
Exhibitor’s Choice - Picture
Pillow, Smocked
Rug, Braided
Rug, Crocheted
Rug, Hooked
Exhibitor’s Choice - Rug
String Art
Tin Craft
Toile Painting
Toys, Soft
Toys, Metal
Toys, Wooden
Exhibitor’s Choice - Toys
Wall Hanging (Non-Christmas)
Woodworking, Bathroom Accessory
Woodworking, Book Shelves
Woodworking, Cabinet
Woodworking, Chair
Woodworking, Chest of Drawers
Woodworking, Doll Accessory
Woodworking, Kitchen Accessory
Woodworking, Stool
Woodworking, Storage Unit
Woodworking, Table
Exhibitor’s Choice - Woodworking
Wood Burning, Letters
Wood Burning, Design
Wreath, Combination Materials
Wreath, Nature
Department 900 - Crafts Continued
971.
972.
973.
974.
975.
976.
977.
978.
979.
980.
981.
982.
983.
984.
985.
Exhibitor’s Choice - Wreath (non-Christmas)
Place Mats
Hot Mat
Basket, Plastic
Basket, Reed
Door Decoration (non-Christmas)
Reupholstered Chair
Candle
Exhibitor’s Choice - Crafts
Combination Arrangement, Centerpiece
Combination Arrangement, Hall table
Combination Arrangement, Miniature
Silk Flower Arrangement, Centerpiece
Silk Flower Arrangement, Hall Tabb
Silk Flower Arrangement, Miniature
986. Exhibitor’s Choice - Artificial Flower
Arrangement
987. Lego Block, Building
988. Lego Blocks, Vehicle
989. Scrapbooking, Baby
990. Scrapbooking, Holiday
991. Scrapbooking, Family
992. Scrapbooking, Vacation
993. Scrapbooking, School
994. Exhibitor’s Choice - Scrapbooking
995. Stained Glass, Sun Catcher
996. Stained Glass, Lamp
997. Stained Glass, Box
998. Stained Glass, Paned
999. Exhibitor’s Choice - Stained Glass
999.a Mixed Media, Exhibitor’s Choice
Department 1000 - Baked Goods
1001.
1002.
1003.
1004.
1005.
1006.
1007.
1008.
1009.
1010.
1011.
1012.
1013.
1014.
1015.
1016.
1017.
1018.
1019.
1020.
1021.
1022.
1023.
1024.
1025.
1026.
1027.
1028.
1029.
1030.
1031.
1032.
1033.
Breads, Banana Nut Bread, 1 loaf
Breads, Biscuits (6)
Breads, Cinnamon Rolls (4)
Breads, Loaf Bread, white, 1 loaf
Breads, Loaf Bread, whole wheat, 1 loaf
Breads, Loaf White, Twist, sweet, 1 loaf
Breads, Muffins, bran (4)
Breads, Muffins, cornmeal (4)
Breads, Muffins, plain (4)
Breads, Pan Rolls (6)
Breads, Zucchini, 1 loaf
Exhibitor’s Choice - Bread, 1 loaf
Cake, Angel Food, 1 cake
Cake, Applesauce, 1 cake
Cake, Carmel Layer, 1 cake
Cake, Chiffon, 1 cake
Cake, Coffee, 1 cake
Cake, Coconut Layer, 1 cake
Cake, Decorated with mold, 1 cake
Cake, Decorated without mold, 1 cake
Cake, Devil’s Food, 1 cake
Cake, German Chocolate, 1 cake
Cake, Pineapple Upside Down, 1 cake
Cake, Pound, 1 cake
Cake, Spice, 1 cake
Cake, White Layer, Chocolate Frosting, 1 cake
Cake, Yellow Layer, Chocolate Frosting, 1 cake
Exhibitor’s Choice - Cake, 1 whole cake
Cupcakes, Devil’s Food, 4
Cupcakes, Decorated, Iced, 4
Cupcakes, Plain, Iced, 4
Exhibitor’s Choice - Cupcakes, 4
Cookies, Bar, 6
1034.
1035.
1036.
1037.
1038.
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1040.
1041.
1042.
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1044.
1045.
1046.
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1050.
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1059.
1060.
1061.
1062.
1063.
1064.
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Cookies, Brownies, 6
Cookies, Butterscotch, 6
Cookies, Chocolate Chip, 6
Cookies, Fancy Christmas, 6
Cookies, Oatmeal, 6
Cookies, Peanut Butter, 6
Exhibitor’s Choice - Cookies, 6
Pie, Fruit, Homemade Crust, whole pie
Pie, Fruit, Convenience Crust, whole pie
Pie, Chocolate, Homemade Crust, whole pie
Pie, Chocolate, Convenience Crust, whole pie
Pie, Coconut, Homemade Crust, whole pie
Pie, Coconut, Convenience Crust, whole pie
Pie, Lemon Chess, Homemade Crust, whole pie
Pie, Lemon Chess, Convenience Crust, whole pie
Pie, Lemon (No Meringue), Homemade Crust,
Whole pie
Pie, Lemon (No Meringue), Convenience Crust,
Whole Pie
Pie, Nut, Homemade Crust, whole pie
Pie, Nut, Convenience Crust, whole pie
Pie, Sweet Potato, whole pie
Exhibitor’s Choice - Pie, 1 whole pie
Candy, Chocolate Fudge, 6
Candy, Divinity, 6
Candy, Mints, 6
Candy, Peanut Brittle, 6
Candy, Sea Foam, 6
Candy, White Fudge, 6
Exhibitor’s Choice, Candy, 6
Bread Machine Bread, White, 1 loaf
Bread Machine Bread, Whole Grain, 1 loaf
Bread Machine Bread, Sweet, 1 loaf
Department 1100 - Canned Fruits
1101.
1102.
1103.
1104.
1105.
1106.
1107.
1108.
1109.
1110.
1111.
1112.
1113.
1114.
1115.
1116.
1117.
1118.
1119.
1120.
1121.
1122.
1123.
1124.
1125.
1126.
1127.
1128.
1129.
1130.
1131.
1132.
1133.
1134.
Butter, Apple
Exhibitor’s Choice - Butter
Chutney, Peach
Exhibitor’s Choice - Chutney
Fruit, Canned, Apples
Fruit, Canned, Applesauce
Fruit, Canned, Cherries
Fruit, Canned, Peaches
Fruit, Canned, Pears
Fruit, Canned, Plums
Fruit, Canned, Rhubarb
Exhibitor’s Choice - Canned Fruit
Jam, Blackberry
Jam, Blueberry
Jam, Cherry
Jam, Crab Apple
Jam, Fig
Jam, Grape
Jam, Peach
Jam, Pear
Jam, Plum
Jam, Raspberry
Jam, Strawberry
Jam, Freezer, any flavor
Exhibitor’s Choice - Jams
Jelly, Apple
Jelly, Blackberry
Jelly, Cherry
Jelly, Crab Apple
Jelly, Elderberry
Jelly, Grape
Jelly, Green Pepper
Jelly, Mint
Jelly, Peach
1135.
1136.
1137.
1138.
1139.
1140.
1141.
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1161.
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1163.
1164.
1165.
1166.
1167.
1168.
Jelly, Plum
Jelly, Raspberry
Jelly, Red Pepper
Jelly, Strawberry
Exhibitor’s Choice - Jelly
Juice, Apple
Juice, Grape
Juice, Tomato
Juice, Vegetable
Exhibitor’s Choice - Juice
Marmalade, Orange
Exhibitor’s Choice - Marmalade
Pickled, Cherries, spiced
Pickled, Peaches, spiced
Pickled, Pears, spiced
Pickled, Watermelon Rind
Pie Filling, Apple
Pie Filling, Peach
Pie Filling, Exhibitor’s Choice
Preserves, Blackberry
Preserves, Blueberry
Preserves, Cherry
Preserves, Damson
Preserves, Fig
Preserves, Grape
Preserves, Peach
Preserves, Pear
Preserves, Plum
Preserves, Raspberry
Preserves, Strawberry
Preserves, Tomato
Preserves, Watermelon Rind
Exhibitor’s Choice - Preserves
Salsa, Mixed Fruit & Vegetable
Department 1200 - Canned Vegetables
1201.
1202.
1203.
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1206.
1207.
1208.
1209.
1210.
1211.
1212.
1213.
1214.
1215.
1216.
Mustard, home canned
Pickles, Asparagus
Pickles, Bean
Pickles, Beet
Pickles, Bread and Butter
Pickles, Carrot
Pickles, Cucumber Dill, sliced
Pickles, Cucumber, Dill, Whole
Pickles, Cucumber, Dill, Spears
Pickles, Cucumber, Sweet
Pickles, Eggplant
Pickles, Green Tomato
Pickles, Mixed Vegetables
Pickles, Okra
Pickles, Onion
Pickles, Peppers, hot
1217.
1218.
1219.
1220.
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20
Pickles, Peppers, sweet
Pickles, Squash
Pickles, Zucchini
Exhibitor’s Choice - Pickles
Relish, Chow-Chow
Relish, Corn
Relish, Cucumber
Relish, Pepper
Relish, Tomato
Relish, Zucchini
Exhibitor’s Choice - Relish
Sauce, Barbecue
Sauce, Catsup
Sauce, Chili
Sauce, Habanero (Hot Sauce)
Sauce, Marinara
Sauce, Tomato
Department 1200 - Canned Vegetables Continued
1233.
1234.
1235.
1236.
1237.
1238.
1239.
1240.
1241.
1242.
1243.
1244.
1245.
1246.
1247.
Salsa, Mixed Vegetable
Sauerkraut
Soups, Canned, Tomato
Soups, Canned Vegetable
Exhibitor’s Choice - Soup
Vegetables, Canned, Asparagus
Vegetables, Canned, Beets
Vegetables, Canned, Black-eyed Peas
Vegetables, Canned, Cabbage
Vegetables, Canned, Carrots
Vegetables, Canned, Corn
Vegetables, Canned, Eggplant
Vegetables, Canned, Green Peas
Vegetables, Canned, Greens
Vegetables, Canned, Lima Beans
1248.
1249.
1250.
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1258.
1259.
1260.
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1262.
1263.
Vegetables, Canned, Mixed
Vegetables, Canned, Okra
Vegetables, Canned, Potatoes, Sweet
Vegetables, Canned, Potatoes, White
Vegetables, Canned, Spinach
Vegetables, Canned, String Beans, Green
Vegetables, Canned, String Beans, Yellow
Vegetables, Canned, Squash, Yellow
Vegetables, Canned, Squash, Zucchini
Vegetables, Canned, Succotash
Vegetables, Canned, Tomatoes, cut up
Vegetables, Canned, Tomatoes, whole
Vegetables, Canned, Tomatoes, stewed (includes celery, etc.)
Vegetables, Canned, Tomatoes, with okra
Exhibitor’s Choice - Canned Vegetable
Exhibitor’s Choice - Canned Sauce
Department 1300 - Preserved Foods & Wines
1301.
1302.
1303.
1304.
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1326.
Canned Fish
Canned Fish Roe
Canned Poultry
Canned Venison
Exhibitor’s Choice - Canned Fish, Poultry, or Meat
Cordial, Blackberry
Cordial, Cherry
Cordial, Lemon
Cordial, Raspberry
Exhibitor’s Choice - Cordial
Fruit, Dried, Apples, 1 quart bag
Fruit, Dried, Figs, 1 quart bag
Fruit, Dried, Grapes, 1 quart bag
Fruit, Dried, Pears, 1 quart bag
Fruit, Dried, Peaches, 1 quart bag
Fruit, Dried, Strawberries, 1 quart bag
Exhibitor’s Choice - Dried Fruit, 1 quart bag
Herbs, Dried, Basil, 1/2 pint jar
Herbs, Dried, Chives, 1/2 pint jar
Herbs, Dried, Coriander whole, 1/2 pint jar
Herbs, Dried, Dill Seed, 1/2 pint jar
Herbs, Dried, Dill weed, 1/2 pint jar
Herbs, Dried, Fennel Seed, 1/2 pint jar
Herbs, Dried, Oregano, 1/2 pint jar
Herbs, Dried, Rosemary, 1/2 pint jar
Herbs, Dried, Sage, 1/2 pint
jar
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Herbs, Dried, Thyme, 1/2 pint jar
Exhibitor’s Choice - Dried herbs, 1/2 pint jar
Honey, Honeycomb
Honey, Strained
Vegetables, Dried, Cucumbers, 1 quart bag
Vegetables, Dried, Onions, 1 quart bag
Vegetables, Dried, Peppers cut up, 1 quart bag
Vegetables, Dried, Chili Powder
Vegetables, Dried, Peppers Ground, 1/2 pint
Jar
Vegetables, Dried, String Beans, 1 quart bag
Vegetables, Dried, Tomatoes, 1 quart bag
Exhibitor’s Choice - Dried Vegetable, 1 quart
Bag
Vinegar, Seasoned, Fruit
Vinegar, Seasoned, Herb
Wine, Blackberry
Wine, Cherry
Wine, Dandelion
Wine, Grape
Wine, Muscadine
Wine, Pear
Wine, Plum
Wine, Strawberry
Wine, Tea
Wine, White Potato
Exhibitor’s Choice - Wine
Department 1350 - Eat-at-Home
To be composed of a variety of baked and canned foods. These items may not be judged in individual categories. Slices from baked products entered in Department 1000 may be individually wrapped and included in this
exhibit. Exhibitors should display exhibits on a tray or appropriate container within a two by one foot area.
This exhibit is judged 75% on the variety of the item or items exhibited and 25% on quality.
Department 1400 - Antiques
For items #1401, 1403, and 1405 it would be helpful to display on small tray or cardboard to keep items together.
For each exhibit in Antiques, before bringing item to County Fair, please attach a label to item indicating:
Item Name
Item Use
Est. Time Period of Use
(These exhibits are judged on variety, label description completeness, present quality of item(s), and uniqueness.)
1401.
1402.
1403.
1403.
1404.
1405.
1406.
1407.
1408.
1409.
1410.
1411.
1412.
Farm and Garden Equipment/Tools - display of more than 1 item*
Farm and Garden Equipment/Tools, most unusual item - 1
Tractors Before 1965
Household Equipment/Items (non-kitchen) - display of more than 1 item*
Household Equipment/Items (non-kitchen) - most unusual item - 1
Kitchen Equipment/Utensils - display of more than 1 item*
Kitchen Equipment/Utensils - most unusual item - 1
Child’s Doll/Stuffed Animal (Before 1935) - 1
Child’s Toy - Homemade (Before 1935) - 1
Child’s Toy - Store Brought/Mail Order (Before 1935) - (Small, less than 12”)
Postcard or Greeting Card (Date prior to 1935) - 1
Clothing Exhibitor’s Choice - Antique, not listed above
Exhibitor’s Choice - Antique, not listed above
*Please display on a small tray or card-
board to keep together.
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Department 1500 - Wedding
1501.
1502.
1503.
1504.
1505.
1506.
1507.
1508.
1509.
1510.
1511.
1512.
1513.
Altar Vases
Bible Covers
Bouquet - Bridal
Bouquet - Bridesmaid
Bouquet - Matron or Maid of Honor
Boutonniere
Bridal Arches
Bridal Centerpieces
Corsages
Dress - Bride
Dress - Bridesmaid
Dress - Flower Girl
Dress - Matron or Maid of Honor
1514.
1515.
1516.
1517.
1518.
1519.
1520.
1521.
1522.
1523.
1524.
1525.
Flower Girl’s Baskets
Headpieces - Bride’s
Headpieces - Bridesmaid
Headpieces - Flower Girls
Headpieces - Matron or Maid of Honor
Pew Bows
Ring Pillows
Scrapbook - Wedding
Unity Candle
Wedding Bells
Wishing Wells
Exhibitor’s Choice - Wedding
Department 1700 - Livestock
Exhibitor should provide appropriate, safe cage or penned area for livestock to be comfortable and unable to
harm anyone. Water and feed must also be provided by exhibitor. Animals will not be in the building, but exhibitor must come in the Social Center and follow all General Rules to register livestock. Place appropriate entry tag on cage/pen. Animals must be attended at all times.
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Department 1600 - Special Contest
“Best Applesauce
Cake in Charles City”
Criteria:
1. Must be a resident of Charles City County and over 18 years of age.
2. Provide recipe with exact listing of ingredients including all preparation steps, on an
8x11 paper to include your name, address, telephone number, and exhibitor number
on back of recipe.
3. The “Best Applesauce Cake” in Charles City County” must be made from scratch.
4. Decision of the judges is final.
Judging Criteria
Taste
40
External Appearance
20
Internal Appearance/Texture
20
Originality: Creative use of ingredients
10
Ease of preparation
10
100
IMPORTANT ENTRY INFORMATION
Bring the Applesauce Cake and recipe to the Charles City Social Center on Saturday, September 12, 2015 between 7:30-8:45 a.m. to be judged for the 2015 County
Fair.
No late entries (after 8:45 a.m.) will be accepted. The “Best Applesauce
Cake in Charles City County” will be judged on Saturday morning. All fair entries should be picked up between 4-6 p.m. Saturday.
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Department 1601 - Special Contest
Prizes:
Gifts from the Virginia Egg Council will be sent to local contest organizers for 1 st, 2nd and 3rd place winners.
Top three winners are eligible to compete in the
State Finals at the State Fair of Virginia – Sept. 27th
st
1 - $375
Prizes at State Finals
~
2nd - $250 ~
3rd - $125
Rules:
 Open to any individual who is a Virginia resident; one entry per person. Participant does not have to reside in
county where fair is held. Local fairs are asked to waive any residency requirements. Participants are eligible to win
in ONE contest one time. They may compete in other contests until they win.
 Entrant must prepare a recipe that would be considered to be a dessert although presentations may vary (trifles,
cakes, pies, egg-rich pastries, ice cream, etc.)
 A minimum of 6 large eggs must be cracked for use in the entered recipe.
 Entry may be presented in/on any type of container for judging. Safe food handling is the responsibility of the
contestant. Contest organizers may find a contestant in-eligible should a dessert be entered at room temperature that
should have been kept cold.
Recipe must: list ingredients in order of use; include preparation instructions, cooking time and temperatures, and
yield. Written recipe must be legibly printed on one side of page and must be submitted with prepared entry. Back
side of page must include contestant’s name, address, phone and email address and the name of the item. Contestants
must fill in a Participant Release Form, to be attached to recipe.
Notes
Your fair accepts any liability if desserts are served to the public.
Fairs are in charge of safe food handling procedures (accept items that should be kept cold from coolers, and judge
hot items promptly or keep cold and reheat samples to appropriate tasting temperature).
A sample judging form is available on www.virginiaeggcouncil.org. Modifications may be made.
Fairs will determine whether or not to share judges’ forms with participants.
This is an adult competition – contestants under age 18 will be judged as adults.
Recipes will become the property of the Virginia Egg Council.
Judging will be based on:
Flavor
Texture
Appropriateness of ingredients for recipe
Creativity
Appearance
Recipe requirements filled
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Local Corporate Sponsors
Supporting the Charles City County Fair
Charles City - James City - New Kent - York Farm
Bureau
Charles City Forest Products, Inc.
Bruce Howard Contracting, Inc.
Old Forge Tire & Auto
Bill Coada, Supervisor District II
B.T. Fitzgerald Painting & Power Washing
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FARM BUREAU
INSURANCE
Auto•Life•Farm•Business•Life
Serving Charles City • James City•New
kent •York
“In Charles city helping you is what we do best”
(804) 966-2310
3408 rescue Drive
Providence Forge, Virginia 23140
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Charles City FOREST
PRODUCTS, Inc.
2200 Barnetts Road
P.O. Box 398
(O) 804-966-2336 ● (Fax) 804-966-5938
Email: [email protected]
T.C. Evelyn
M - 514-5610
H - 932-4842
C.H. Evelyn, Jr.
M - 347-1234
H - 932-3289
Emily Anne Evelyn
M - 241-5985
T.W. Evelyn
M - 514-5609
H - 932-5078
P.C. Evelyn
M - 512-8150
H - 932-9844
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Main Office
6740 Chambers Road
Charles City, Virginia 23030
(804) 966-5825
[email protected]
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COMMERICAL - INDUSTRIAL
A Complete Civil Site Contractor
Services:
Demolition Services
Hydro-Seeding Services
Septic Drain Field Installation
Stream Restoration & Stabilization
Erosion & Sediment Control Installation
Protective Coating Services
Site Clearing Services
Utility Infrastructure
Excavation & Grading
Road Construction
Stormwater Ponds, Dams & Spillways
Engineering Services
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9040 W. Cool Hill Road
Providence Forge, VA 23140
(in Charles City County)
(804) 363-2991
[email protected]
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Tires, Alignments, Brakes, Dual Exhaust, Air Conditioning
Service, Diagnostics and Lots More!!
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William “Bill” Coada
Chairman
District II
[email protected]
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B.T. FITZGERALD PAINTING
&
POWER WASHING, LLC
“Dedicated to quality workmanship and customer satisfaction”
3421 Roxbury Road
Charles City, Virginia
(804) 966-2685
7 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Contractors:
Home Improvement
Deck Cleaning
Gutter Cleaning
Lead Paint Removal
House Painters
Interior Painters
Pressure Washing
Screen Repair
Window Cleaning
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Local Businesses
Supporting the
Charles City County
Fair
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J. Leroy Charity
Funeral Home, Inc.
Established 1953
Family Owned & Operated for over 60 Years
Management & Staff
Joseph L. Charity, Jr., President
Jerry L. Overby, Vice-President
Gloria B. Charity, Secretary-Treasurer
George P. Hayes, Jr.
Clarence E. Bradby
James T. Overby, Jr.
Vernon Jones, Jr.
5130 John Tyler Memorial Highway
(804) 829-2464
Fax (804) 829-6856
“True
Sympathy Expresses Itself Thru Sincere Service”
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OAKWOOD MONUMENT CO.
&
J. HENRY BROWN & SON CO.
Your Full Service Monument Dealer
Monuments, Markers, Bronze & Cemetery Lettering
1615 Oakwood Avenue
Richmond, Virginia
Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Saturday 8 a.m. - 12 Noon
After Hours Available Upon Request
Phone (804) 222-6447
Cell: (804) 370-7212
Fax (804) 222-6325
Family Owned & Operated Since 1970
Merz Machine Shop, Inc.
David Merz
102 Roxbury Industrial Center
(804) 966-1201
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Holmes Auto Center
Family Owned Since 1974
Minor & Major Repairs
7500 Lott Cary Road, Charles City, VA 23030
Don’t Fuss ….Call Us
Tel: 804-829-2095 Fax: 804-829-9764
Hours: Mon, Tue, Fri: 8am-6pm
Wed. & Thurs. 8 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Specializing in Exhaust
We Specialize In:
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Custom Exhaust
Major & Minor Repairs
Air Conditioning Service
4-Wheel Alignment
Brake Work
Tires
State Inspections
Computerized Diagnostics
Give us a call today or stop by to find out what we can do for you!
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The Blue Heron
Restaurant
At River’s Rest Marina
(804) 829-9070
Waterfront Dining
On the beautiful Chickahominy River
SERVING LUNCH & DINNER
Specializing in Steak & Seafood ● Daily Specials
Birthdays ● Weddings ● Reunions ● Luncheons
Corporate Parties & Special Events
RIVER’S REST MOTEL & MARINA
(804) 829-2753
New 60 Slip Marina ● 20’x50’ Pool
20 Room Motel ● Ship’s Store
Pontoon Boat Rentals
9100 Willcox Neck Road
Charles City, VA
www.riversrest.com
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5201 Pocahontas Trail
(804) 966-6779
Jim Forlines
Scott Forlines
State
Inspection
9
40
LLC
SERVING 5 GENERATIONS
OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
woodsbodyshop.com
[email protected]
Tony Wood
804-966-5183
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AUDREY D. HOLMES
Attorney at Law
Post Office Box 468
119 W. Williamsburg Rd.
Sandston, VA 23150
Telephone: (804) 737-5212
Fax:
(804) 737-8115
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Groceries and Deli
Fried Chicken and Pizza
The Best Food in Town!
(804) 829-2761
9900 Lott Cary Road
Charles City, VA 23030
Hot Food •Hot Coffee • Fuel • Lottery • Friendly Service
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HAUPT’S COUNTRY STORE
Five Star Retail Group, Inc.
11911 John Tyler Memorial Hwy.
Route 5
Monday - Saturday 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Sunday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
(804) 829-2418
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Fresh Cut Meats
Full-Service Grocery
General Merchandise
Hunting & Fishing Supplies & Bait
Ice & Propane
Fried Chicken and Pizza
The Best Food in Town!
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TINY LITTLE CHILDREN DAY CARE CENTER
7941 Adkins Road
Telephone: (804) 829-9002 Fax: (804) 829-9012
Educational Programs:
Ages: 4 weeks - 12 years old
Infants, Toddlers, Preschoolers, Before & After School, Summer Camp
*State Licenses *Quality & Caring Staff
* USDA - Nutritious Meals
*First Aide, CPR & MAT Certified * Large Fenced Playground
*Field Trips
Get A Jump Start - On Your Child’s EDUCATION!!
Privately Owned & Operated Since 1998
Mrs. Gail Delaney-Crawley
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Wood’s Mobile Glass
Tony Woods
(804) 966-5183
Service
Locally Owned
Guaranteed
& Operated
47
Becky Ringley, Agent
Quinton, VA 23141
Bus.: 804-932-2881 Bus: 757-741-8311
[email protected]
We’re all in this together.
State Farm® has a long tradition of being
there. That’s one reason why I’m proud
to support the 2015 Charles City County
Fair.
Get to a better State.®
1211007
State Farm, Bloomington, IL
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Good Friends & Great Food
Your Home Away From Home
Providence Forge, VA
(804) 557-3651
Sunday - Thursday 5 AM - 9 PM
Friday - 5 AM - 10 PM
Saturday - 5 AM - 11 PM
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B
8
P
N
C
HYMAN MECHANICAL CORP.
SIDNEY S. HYMAN, JR., PRESIDENT
AIR CONDITIONING -
PLUMBING - HEATING - SHEET METAL
SINCE 1947
114 Roxbury INDUSTRIAL CENTER
CHARLES CITY, VA 23030
PHONE (804) 966-8980
CELL (804) 283-2617
FAX
(804) 966-8982
EMAIL: [email protected]
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B
C
B
Atlantic Growers
Retail - Wholesale - Contract
2000 Barnetts Road
(804) 966-7670 Fax (804) 966-5081
Tom Watson
-
Stephanie Potts
8231 Courthouse Road
Providence Forge, Virginia
(804) 829-2976
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AUTO PARTS
Taylor & Harrison, Inc.
3541 N. Courthouse Road
(804) 966-2231
Monday - Saturday
8:00 a.m. - 5 :00 p.m.
Closed Sunday
Hydraulic Hoses
Heavy Duty
Machine Shop
Marine
Paint
Lawn & Garden
Specialty Items
Farm & Agriculture
ATV
Exhaust Pipes
Automobile Parts & Supplies
Automobile Accessories
Batteries & Supplies
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Val’s Hair
Connection
Valarie McElroy
8700 Samaria Lane
(804) 966-7087
Call for your appointment today!!
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JAMES E. BLACK III
President
[email protected]
One son Contracting llc
www.onesoncontractingllc.com
(804) 512-0178
Residential and Commercial
Improvements
Customizing Wood Work &
Masonry Specialist
54
Thank You!!
Charles City
High School
JROTC
55
THANK YOU
VOLUNTEERS!!!!
56
Thank You!!! Charles
City High School
Marching Band
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Our Fair Supporters
Charles city county
Charles City-New Kent-James City-York Farm Bureau
Charles City Forest Products, Inc.
Old Forge Tire & Auto
Bill coada, Supervisor District II
B.T. Fitzgerald Painting & Power Washing
Citizen’s & farmers bank
James e. black, iii - One Son Contracting LLC
OAKWOOD MONUMENT Co.
J. Henry brown & son co.
Merz machine shop
J. Leroy charity funeral home, Inc.
Holmes auto center
The Blue heron restaurant
River’s rest motel & marina
Jim & scott’s auto service
Wood’s body shop, llc
Audrey d. holmes, attorney at law
Adkins store
Haupt’s country store
Allen d. Schultz, dds
Tiny little children day care center
Wood’s mobile glass
State Farm, Becky Ringley, Agent
Patsy’s Diner
Adams Sports Mart
Adam’s wrecker Service
Bill’s Hot Dogs, Inc.
Hyman Mechanical Corp.
Atlantic Growers
EMERGENCY WELDING, INC.
Northgate Muffler Distributors, Inc.
NaPA auto parts - taylor & Harrison, Inc.
Val’s Hair Connection
Special Thanks
Charles city high school band
Charles city jrotc
V I R G I N I A
P O L Y T E C H N I C
I N S T I T U T E
A N D
S T A T E
U N I V E R S I T Y
Extension is a joint program of Virginia Tech, Virginia State University, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and state and l ocal governments.
Virginia Cooperative Extension programs and employment are open to all, regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, genetic information, marital, family, or veteran status, or
any other basis protected by law. An equal opportunity/affirmative action employer.
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