2015 EXHIBITOR GUIDE NEW LAYOUT

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118th Annual
August 19-23
Appleton, MN
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ADVANCE
WEDNESDAY
$2/car TO PARK
RIDE TICKETS
$1 GATE/$1 Car
FRIDAY 7PM & SATURDAY 6:30PM
FREE Gate Entry–12 & UNDER
Season Pass $10
(1 car & 1 person)
4pm-Close
$1 RIDES • 6-9pm
at all Swift County Banks
& Don’s Food Pride,
Appleton
Appleton Benson Clontarf Danvers Degraff Holloway Kerkhoven Swift Falls Murdock
2015 Swift County Fair Days Schedule
August 19—Wednesday
Creative Activities, Horticulture
& FFA Exhibits Entered – Entry Day
4-H Exhibit and Live Pet Judging
Open Beef Show
4-H Exhibit Building Judging
Carnival Opens
($1.00 per ride 6:00 – 9:00 pm)
4-H Pet Parade
The WhiteSidewalls (CBB)
9:00 am – 7:00 pm
2:00 pm – 8:00 pm
12:30 pm
2:00 pm – 8:00 pm
5:00 pm
8:15 pm
7:00 pm
August 20—Thursday
Creative Activities, Horticulture &
FFA Exhibit Judging
8:00 am – 12:30 pm
4-H Goat Show
9:00 am
Judy Lumpkin, Candle & Soap Making (Tent)
11:00 am
Creative Activity Buildings Open
1:00 pm
4-H Horse Games Show (Horse Arena)
11:00 am
Sharlene Jorgenson, Quilting from the
12:30 am and
Heartland Trunk Show & Demonstration
3:30 pm
2:00 pm
Carnival Opens
4:00 pm – Close
Carnival Arm Band
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
($20.00 Unlimited Rides Arm Band)
Free Root Beer Floats (CBB)
5:00 pm
(sponsored by Wes Con)
5:00 pm
6:30 pm
6:00 pm
8:30 pm
8:30 am
10:30 am
11:00 am
12:00 noon
(Sponsored by Swift County Fair)
Bake and Taste Pie Contest (entries)
11:00 am—1:00 pm
(Prizes sponsored by Southern MN Beet Sugar Cooperative)
Steffl Sisters (CBB)
Heartland Trunk Show & Demonstration
4-H Beef Show
Carnival Opens
Pie Judging
Winners of Bake and Taste Pie Announced
Homemade Pie and Ice Cream Social (CBB)
Heartland Trunk Show & Demonstation
Demo Derby (Grandstand)
featuring Kid’s Power Wheels Derby
Judd Hoos Band (CBB)
9:00 am
10:30 am
11:00 am
12:00 noon
11:00 am
(Judging, contestants presented to public and Winners announced)
Phil Scheevel, Wood Carver (Tent)
Open FFA Show
Carnival Opens
Monroe Crossing
State Fair Talent Contest (CBB)
with emcee Monroe Crossing
Monroe Crossing
Historian Doug Ohman
Rib Fest
Diaper Derby
12:00 noon
1:00 pm
1:00 pm – Close
12:30 pm – 1:15 pm
1:30 pm 3:30 pm
3:30 pm – 4:30 pm
3:00 pm
3:00 pm
3:30 pm
(Sponsored by Darolds Super Valu, Benson)
4:00 pm
5:30 pm
6:30 pm
Phil Scheevel, Wood Carver (Tent)
Demo Derby
Tripwire Band (CBB)
9:00 pm
August 23—Sunday
Sherwin Linton (Gospel, Country
10:30 am – 2:00 pm
Free Sweet Corn Feed
11:00 am – 1:00 pm
(Sponsored by Glacial Plains Cooperative)
Face Painting
Kids Pedal Pull
11:00 am
12:00 noon
1:00 pm
(Sponsored by VFW Post 1403, Benson
and VFW Post 4955, Appleton)
August 21—Friday
4-H Swine Show
4-H Rabbit Show (old show arena)
Easter Bunny Parade (Poultry Barn)
4-H Dairy Show
Open Horse Fun Show (Horse Arena)
Clueless the Balloon Twister
My Dolly and Me Contest
and Johnny Cash Music)
4-H Fashion Revue (CBB Bldg)
Ranch Rodeo (Horse Arena) - FREE
4-H Lamb Lead followed by 4-H Sheep Show
Johnny Holm Band (CBB)
August 22—Saturday
Phyllis Rieppel, Wood Carving (Tent)
1:30 pm
3:00 pm
4-H Farm Family Recognition
12:45 pm
4-H Blue Ribbon Auction
1:00 pm
Carnival Opens
1:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Antique Tractor Pull (Grandstand)
1:00 pm
4-H Round Robin Master Showmanship
2:30 pm
Medallion Hunt – all ages--clues given every ½ hour
3:00 pm
(Sponsored by 1st Murdock Agency)
12:00 noon
12:30 pm
1:00 pm
1:00 pm – close
1:00 pm
1:30 pm
2:15 pm
2:30 pm
4:00 pm
7:00 pm
9:00 pm
See you at the fair!
NOTICE: This 2015 Exhibitor’s Guide has been
mailed to all those that exhibited at the 2014 Swift
County Fair. Additional copies of the 2015 Exhibitor’s
Guide can be found in all banks in Swift County, and
the Swift County Extension Office.
4-H Dog Showcase (Show Arena)
Cash Raffle Drawings (CBB)
4:00 pm
5:00 pm
5:30 pm
Kentucky Thunder Band opening for
Kentucky Head Hunters(CBB)
7:00 pm
4-H Livestock Released
All Other Exhibits Released
7:00 pm
8:00 pm
:: All times subject to change :: CBB = Chuck Brown Building
Chuck Brown Building Entertainment is always FREE!
SWIFT COUNTY FAIR ASSN. MEMBERS
President: Jon Panzer
Secretary: Elaine Mitteness
Vice President: Chuck Wilts
Treasurer: Kevin Wilkening
Randy Ascheman, Tim Bakken, Luverne Flower, Laurie Henneberg,
John Holtz, Neil Larson, Jane Saulsbury, Dan Schliep,
Jackie Schmidt, Scott “Montana” Smith, Eric Turnquist.
Friends of the Fair: Butch Berens, Tom Hoffman,
Dale Moser and Stan Glimsdal Jr.
JULY 2015
SWIFT COUNTY FAIR EXHIBITOR GUIDE
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Rules and Regulations
INTERPRETATION OF RULES
The Board of Directors reserves the final
and absolute right to interpret these rules
and regulations and determine all matters,
questions and differences in regard
thereto, or otherwise arising out of, or incident to the fair.
ADMISSION
1. Exhibitors of livestock will be required to
purchase an exhibitor’s pass, which admits
the exhibitor to the grounds any time during
the fair.
2. All persons (excepting children under 12
years of age) must be provided with a ticket
to obtain admission to the grounds.
3. All campers will pay $125.00 per unit for
the fair.
4. All entries must be entered between
9:00 am to 7:00 pm Wednesday, August 19,
2015. No exhibits will be admitted after that
time. Judging will take place early Thursday
morning.
5. Superintendents will be at the grounds
Wednesday, August 19, 2015, from 9:00 a.m.
to 7:00 p.m. to whom exhibits must be taken.
No exhibits will be received after that time unless for display only.
6. No exhibitor will be allowed to make
more than one entry in any one lot. Articles in
sets cannot compete for single premiums. No
exhibitor can compete for regular and special
premiums. The entry must specify whether
special or otherwise.
7. Stock and art must be entered in the
name of the bona-fide owner and grain, vegetables, fruit and dairy products must have
been raised or made by the exhibitor thereof
during the past year.
8. Every article in competition must correspond in number and description with the premium list and be in proper class in order to
obtain premiums. No change or alteration will
be permitted after books are placed in the
hands of the judges. Unless OK’d by the superintendents.
9. No animal or article will be assigned a
place on the grounds until entry shall have
been made.
10. Each entry tag shall be securely attached to the entry itself or the stall, pen or receptacle in which it is shown.
11. All livestock entries will be released at
7:00 p.m. Sunday. All other entries will be released at 8:00 p.m. Sunday.
12. Premiums and prizes will not be paid
on any entries leaving before assigned release times.
13 Grains and field seeds shall consist of
one quart by measure and containers will be
furnished.
14. Exhibition of articles not competing for
premiums must be arranged for at the secretary’s office and will be arranged as far as
possible in conformity with the wishes of the
exhibitor. The superintendents have the right
to disqualify exhibits that are not the work of
the exhibitor.
15. Checks to all premium winners will be
handed out Sunday at 8:00 p.m.
16. No prize ribbons or cards received at
any other or preceding fairs or any bills of advertising will be allowed to be attached to exhibit stall or distributed upon the grounds.
17. The same article or item cannot be entered in more than one class at the fair.
18. The Swift County Fair Association does
not provide insurance on exhibits and cannot
be held responsible for loss in case of fire, but
every precaution will be taken to prevent such
an occurrence.
19. Visitors at the fair are urged to use
every means to avoid accidents occurring at
the fair as the Swift County Fair Association
does not assume responsibility.
20. Any person carrying passengers and
doing general delivery work to and from the
fair grounds, or selling goods of any kind will
be required to purchase a season ticket.
21. No roller skates, in-line skates, skate
boards, bicycles, scooters, golf carts, ATV’s or
other wheeled vehicles are allowed on the
Swift County Fairgrounds without the consent
of the Board of Directors.
22. No person or group of persons shall
banner, picket, march, protest, demonstrate or
caucus on the Swift County Fairgrounds before or during the fair in any manner that interferes with the convenience or safety of any
county fair patron, exhibitor or employee. Anyone doing so will be made to leave the Swift
County Fairgrounds and stage in a space designated by the Board of Directors outside of
fenced perimeter at the farmost SW corner of
the fair grounds.
23. Exhibitors wishing to park their cattle
trailers at the fairgrounds for the duration of
the fair may do so but in a specific area of the
grounds designated by the Board of Directors
for that purpose.
24. There will be no personal vehicles or
support vehicles allowed inside the grounds
for any reason during fair hours without fair
board approval. Any unauthorized vehicles
parked inside the fairgrounds will be towed at
owner’s expense.
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AWARDS
1. The superintendent of the division or
some other person appointed shall assist the
awarding committee as clerk and shall keep
a record of the awards made. This record
when completed shall be signed by the
awarding committee and returned to the secretary.
2. The awards of entries shall be designated, as follows: First premium, blue; second, red; third, white; sweepstakes, purple.
3. When there is but one entry in a class,
prize money and ribbons shall be awarded as
merits of exhibits may warrant.
4. All interference by exhibitors to influence
or dictate the decision of the judges shall be
sufficient cause for excluding his or her entries from competition and should be reported
to the secretary through the superintendent of
the division.
5. No appeal from the decision of the
awarding committee shall be allowed. The decision of the judges is final.
6. No awarding committee shall award any
discretionary premiums whenever articles of
superior merit are exhibited for which no premium has been offered. The awarding committee may enter the same as “commended”
on the book of awards so that the secretary
may report the same to the board for future
action.
7. Premiums will not be awarded to articles
or animals of inferior merit, although there
may be no competition.
8. Where a sum of premium money is to be
paid out pro-rata the apportionments shall be
according to the merits of the individual exhibits.
9. Special premiums may be offered by interested persons for entries which conform to
the general classification of the fair association.
10. All exhibits not called for within a reasonable amount of time after the fair, will be
forfeited to the society.
11. Every animal or article on the ground
shall, during the fair be subject to the control
of the board of directors, and while every precaution shall be taken for the safekeeping of
the same, the society will in no case be responsible for any loss of damage that may
occur.
12. No person will be permitted to distribute
advertising matter on the grounds except
from their places of business or exhibit. The
tacking or posting of any advertisements,
bills, cards, etc., other than within the space
occupied by exhibitors, is strictly prohibited.
The distribution of handbills, flyers, heralds,
etc., will not under any circumstances be permitted. Anyone violating this rule will be liable
to a fine or expulsion from the grounds as the
board may elect.
13. In the event that the total amount of the
premiums exceeds the state appropriation,
the board of directors reserves the option and
right to pro-rate the payment of all premiums
according to funds available.
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JULY 2015
Swift County Fair Open Class Exhibits List
Rabbits
Luverne Flower, Superintendent
Earl Molden
Exhibits must be entered
between 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. All standard varieties will be accepted for
entry and the Standard of Perfection will govern all awards. No prizes will be paid on cross
breeds and hybrids.
2. Old and young stock will compete separately. No pen or trio entries will be accepted.
3. All purebred pet stock such as rabbits will
be accepted for entry and prizes will be paid.
4. All animals will be promptly fed and watered by the owners. All specimens will be entered at the risk of the owner. The
superintendent may reject any exhibit deemed
detrimental to the exhibition.
Premiums for single entries:
1st $4.00 • 2nd $3.50 • 3rd $3.00.
DIV. 50 - NEW ZEALAND
Class
01 Senior Buck
02 Intermediate Buck
03 Junior Buck
04 Senior Doe
05 Intermediate Doe
06 Junior Doe
07 1 Market Fryer Less Than 69 Days Old
08 Pen of 3 Market Fryers Less Than
69 Days Old
DIV. 51 - CALIFORNIA
Class 1-6 Above
DIV. 52 - MINI LOP
Class 1-6 Above
DIV. 53 - SATIN
Class 1-6 Above
DIV. 54 - ANY OTHER BREED
Class 1-6 Above
each individual lot except livestock in which they
will be limited to two entries in each individual lot,
only one entry in group lots.
3. Only purebred animals registered in the
members name or jointly may be shown in sire
classes; good grades may be shown in all female
classes.
4. Only animals which are projects of members
and on which records are kept as certified by their
FFA advisor can be exhibited in FFA classes.
5. All entries for FFA must be sent to your FFA
advisor by 7:00 pm on Wednesday, August 19,
2015. Judging will take place Thursday morning.
6. All livestock brought on the fairgrounds must
comply with rules and regulations of the Minnesota Livestock Sanitary Board. Check with your
FFA advisor or the County Agent.
7. FFA livestock will be judged as per schedule
included in posted schedule.
8. Classes of 11 or more will be split.
9. Exhibits will be released at 8:00 p.m. Sunday.
FFA – CROPS
CROP RULES
1. Only one entry per lot. Additional entries
must be individual FFA projects as certified by the
FFA advisor.
2. Corn shall be 2014 crop.
3. Small grain – 2014 crop – 2 quart samples.
4. Soybeans – 3” diameter sheaf, 2014 crop; 2
qt. sample, 2013 crop.
5. Sunflowers – 2014 head; or 2 qt. sample
2013 crop.
6. Hay shall be shown as a 12-inch section
neatly tied.
7. Silage will be shown as 1-gallon sample in
sealed, clear plastic bag.
8. Members must specify VARIETY on all small
grain and soybean entries.
9. All entries for FFA must be sent to your FFA
advisor by 8:00 pm on Wednesday, August 13.
Judging will take place Thursday morning.
10. Small grain sheaves will be shown without
roots except soybeans.
The awards will be paid on the following sliding
scale:
1-5 Entries 4.00 3.50 3.00 2.50 2.00
6 and over 5.00 4.50 4.00 3.50 3.00
2.50 2.00 1.50 1.00 1.00
DIV. 10 – CORN
FFA– Swift
County Fair
Wes Anderson, Asst. Superintendent
Nancy Loen, Asst. Superintendent
Christa Williamson, Asst. Superintendent
*EXHIBITORS SHALL FURNISH
THEIR OWN HAY & STRAW*
GENERAL RULES FOR FFA DIVISION
1. Only bona fide FFA members of Lac qui Parle
Valley FFA, Benson FFA, and KMS FFA can exhibit or show through age 21 years. Eighth
graders will be eligible if they are in an accredited
summer program. 1 Blue, 1 Red and 1 White will
be given for livestock.
2. Each member will be limited to one entry in
Class
01 Corn, 10 ears
02 Corn, dry shelled corn, 2 qt. sample
03 High moisture corn, 2 qt. sample
04 Corn – 4 standing stalks (without roots)
DIV. 20 – SMALL GRAIN
Class
01 Barley, 2 qt. sample
02 Barley, 3 inch diameter sheaf
03 Edible Beans, 2 qt. sample
04 Edible Beans, 3 inch diameter sheaf
05 Oats, 2 qt. sample
06 Oats, 3 inch diameter sheaf
07 Rye, 2 qt. sample
08 Rye, 3 inch diameter sheaf
09 Soybeans, 2 qt. sample
10 Soybeans, 3 inch diameter sheaf with roots
11 Sunflower, 2 qt. sample
12 Sunflower, 3 inch diameter sheaf
13 Wheat, spring, 2 qt. sample
14
15
16
Wheat, spring, 3 inch diameter sheaf
Wheat, winter, 2 qt. sample
Wheat, winter, 3 inch diameter sheaf
DIV. 30 – FORAGE
Class
01 Corn Silage
02 Green Hay
03 Hay Legume
04 Haylage
05 Mixed Hay
06 Round bale or large square--core sample
DIV. 40 – SUGARBEETS
Class
01 Sugarbeets – 3 beets with tops
FFA HORTICULTURE
HORTICULTURE RULES
1. Only one entry per lot. Additional entries
must be individual FFA projects as certified by the
FFA advisor.
scale:
1-5 entries 2.50 2.00 1.50 1.00 1.00
6 and over 3.50 3.00 2.50 2.00 1.50
1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
DIV. 50 – VEGETABLES
Class
01 Beans - 12 specimens
02 Cabbage - 1 specimen
03 Carrots - 6 specimens
04 Cucumbers - 3 specimens
05 Muskmelon - 1 specimen
06 Onions - 6 specimens
07 Peppers - 3 specimens
08 Potatoes - 10 tubers
09 Pumpkin - specimen
10 Squash Summer - 3 specimens
11 Squash Winter - 2 specimens
12 Sweet Corn - 3 specimens
13 Table Beets - 3 specimens
14 Tomatoes - 4 specimens
15 Watermelon - 1 specimen
FFA – DAIRY CATTLE
scale:
1-5 entries 12.00 10.00 8.00 6.00 5.00
6 and over 12.00 11.00 10.00 9.00 8.00
7.00 6.00 5.00 5.00 5.00
DIV. 60 – HOLSTEIN
Class
01 Bull Calf, 6 months but under 1 year
02 Fall Heifer Calf, 9/1/14 - 11/30/14
03 Group of 2 females
04 Heifer, 2 years but under 3 years
05 Jr. Heifer Calf, 3/1/15 - 5/31/15
06 Producing female 6 month record
07 Sr. Yearling Heifer, 9/1/13 - 11/30/13
08 Summer Yearling Heifer, 6/1/14 - 8/13/14
09 Winter Heifer Calf, 12/1/14 - 2/28/15
10 Winter Yearling Heifer, 12/1/13 - 2-28-14
Grand and Reserve Champion Breed Ribbons.
DIV. 70 – JERSEY
Class 01-10 from above
DIV. 80 – GUERNSEY
JULY 2015
DIV. 90 – MILKING SHORTHORN
DIV. 100 – OTHER BREEDS
DIV. 110 – GRADE
FFA – BEEF CATTLE
scale:
1-5 entries 12.00 10.00 8.00 6.00 5.00
6 and over 12.00 11.00 10.00 9.00 8.00
7.00 6.00 5.00 5.00 5.00
DIV. 111 – HEREFORD
Class
01 2 yr. Heifer
02 Bull Calf, 4 months to 1 year
03 Bull, 1 year but under 2
04 Group of 2 females
05 Jr. Heifer Calves, (born after 1/1/15
06 Jr. Yearling Heifer (born 1/1/14 - 4/30/14)
07 Producing Female
08 Sr. Heifer Calves (born 9/1/14 - 12/31/14)
09 Sr. Yearling Heifer (born 9/1/13 - 12/31/13)
10 Summer Yearling Heifer (5/1/14 - 8/31/14)
Grand and Reserve Champion for the breed
DIV. 112 – ABERDEEN ANGUS
DIV. 130 – LIMOUSIN
DIV. 140 – SIMMENTAL
DIV. 150 – CHAROLAIS
DIV. 160 – CROSSBRED
DIV. 170 – RED ANGUS
DIV. 180 – SOUTH DEVON
DIV. 190 – OTHER BREED
DIV. 220 – HAMPSHIRE
Class
01 Aged Ewe
02 Aged Ram
03 Ewe lamb
04 Flock - 1 ram (any age) 3 females (any age)
05 Get of Sire - 3 sheep
(any age from a registed sire
06 Pair of ewe lambs
07 Pair of ram lambs
08 Ram lamb
09 Yearling Ewe
10 Yearling Ram
DIV. 230 – SUFFOLK
DIV. 240 – COLUMBIA
DIV. 250 – DORSET
DIV. 260 – OTHER BREEDS
DIV. 270 – COMMERCIAL
DIV. 280 – MARKET SHEEP
Class
01 Market Lamb
DIV. 290 – BREEDING GILT
Class
01 Breeding Gilt
DIV. 300 – MARKET GILT
Class
01 Market Gilt
DIV. 310 – MARKET BARROW
Class
01 Market Barrow
DIV. 320 – PEN OF THREE
Class
01 Pen of Three
GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE
Ribbon
GRAND CHAMPION MALE
Ribbon
Lonny Boese Memorial Plaque
for outstanding sheep exhibitor
DIV. 200 – COW/CALF
Class
01 Any beef breed cow/calf exhibit
Grand and Reserve Champion
DIV. 210 – MARKET STEER
Class
01 Yearling steer any size – beef breed
02 Yearling steer, dairy breed
Grand Champion and Reserve Champion
DIV. 211 – PROSPECT STEER
Class
01 Prospect Steer
FFA – SHEEP
scale:
1-5 Entries 10.00 8.00 6.00 5.00 4.00
6 and over 10.00 9.00 8.00 7.00 6.00
5.00 4.00 3.00 3.00 3.00
Classes in sheep - Yearling animals born after
11/1/13 and before 11/1/14; Lambs born after
11/1/14; Aged sheep born before 11/1/12.
FFA – GOAT
scale:
1-5 Entries 10.00 8.00 6.00 5.00 4.00
6 and over 10.00 9.00 8.00 7.00 6.00
5.00 4.00 3.00 3.00 3.00
Class
01 Dry Yearling
02 Jr. Kid Doe
03 Milking 2 year old
04 Milking 3 year old +
05 Milking Yearling
06 Sr. Kid Doe
DIV. 10 - ALPINE
DIV. 20 - NUBIAN
DIV. 30 - TOGGENBURG
DIV. 40 - OTHER REGISTERED BREEDS
DIV. 50 - RECORDED GRADES
5
DIV. 60 - UNRECORDED GRADES
DIV. 70 - MARKET BREED STOCK
Grand and Reserve for Breed
DIV. 80 - MARKET WHETHER
Class
01 Dairy Type (50% Dairy Breed)
02 Meat Type (50% Meat Breed)
GRAND CHAMPION RIBBON
FFA – SWINE
scale:
1-5 Entries 10.00 8.00 6.00 5.00 4.00
6 and over 10.00 9.00 8.00 7.00 6.00
5.00 4.00 3.00 3.00 3.00
DIV. 29 – BREEDING GILT
DIV. 30 – MARKET GILT
DIV. 31 – MARKET BARROW
DIV. 32 – PEN OF THREE
Grand and Reserve Champion Ribbons will be
awarded.
FFA – RABBITS
1st, $4.00 • 2nd, $3.50 • 3rd, $3.00
All standard varieties of rabbits, chickens, ducks,
geese or other poultry will be accepted. No prizes
will be awarded for cross breeds. Cross breeds
will be accepted in the market open lots. Grand
and reserve champion ribbons will be awarded.
DIV. 331 - NEW ZEALAND
Class
01 3 fryers not over 69 days old
02 1 fryer not over 69 days old
03 Intermediate Buck
04 Intermediate Doe
05 Junior Buck
06 Junior Doe
07 Senior Buck
08 Senior Doe
DIV. 332 - REX BREED
DIV. 333 - OTHER LARGE BREEDS
DIV. 334 - DRAWF FOOT
DIV. 335 - MINILOP
CREATIVE ACTIVITY
BUILDINGS OPEN DAILY
Wednesday – Entry Day
9:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Thursday
1:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Friday
11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Saturday and Sunday
11:00 am - 8:00 pm.
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FFA – AG MECHANICS
AND SCIENCE
scale. Classes with 11 or more entries will be split
into two classes.
PREMIUMS – LARGE PROJECTS
1-5 Entries
6 and over
12.00 10.00 8.00 6.00 5.00
12.00 11.00 10.00 9.00 8.00
7.00 6.00 5.00 5.00 5.00
PREMIUMS – SMALL PROJECTS
1-5 Entries
6 and over
5.00
5.00
2.50
4.00
4.50
2.00
3.00
4.00
1.50
2.00
3.50
1.00
1.00
3.00
1.00
DIV. 340 – LARGE PROJECTS
Class
01 Animal Science
02 Combined Project
03 Computer - mech tech
04 Landscaping
05 Large Electrical Projects
06 Metal Project
07 Natural Resources
08 Plant Science
09 Restoration or Overhaul
(with procedual outline)
10 Trailer
11 Wood Project
DIV. 350 – SMALL PROJECTS
Class
01 Animal Science
02 Computer - mech tech
03 Computr Projects
04 Displays
05 Landscaping
06 Metal Projects
07 Natural Resources
08 Other Projects
09 Plant Science
10 Wood Projects
DIV. 360 – FFA CHILDREN’S BARNYARD
All FFA members are encouraged to enter animals in the Children’s Barnyard. Animals with
young or small animals are preferred. Suggested
animals include cow with calf, young goats, pony
or colt, donkey, and ewe with lamb, etc.
Entries will be left up to the discretion of the Agriculture Instructors. Contact Wes Anderson, Lac
qui Parle Valley High School Ag-Education Department for entering exhibits at least two days
prior to fair.
All animals in the children’s barnyard are to
be left until 8:00 p.m. the closing day of the
fair.
Demonstrations are to be about a one hour
presentation to the public, in the FFA barn. Topics
pre-approved with advisor.
Class
01 Demonstration
20.00
02 Large Animal and Offspring exhibit 25.00
03 Large Animal exhibit
15.00
04 Small Animals exhibit
7.50
JULY 2015
Ag - Horticulture
Ag - Fruits
GRAIN AND SEEDS
1st, $2.50 • 2nd, $2.00 • 3rd, $1.50
DIV. 100 - APPLES
Judy Hoberg, Polly Johnson,
Karen Kellner, Sandy Lye,
1st, $2.50 • 2nd, $2.00 • 3rd, $1.50
All grain and seeds shown must be of current
year.
Exhibits must be entered Wednesday, August
19, 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Exhibits will be released Sunday at 8:00 p.m. (no exceptions).
Exhibitor will forfeit prize money if taken early.
All exhibits of small grain must consist of one
quart. All Purple Ribbon exhibitors in the Ag Horticulture Department will be awarded $5.00
for their champion exhibit in addition to a purple
ribbon. The awards by individual businesses
have been discontinued. This additional premium will be added to the exhibitor’s premium
check.
DIV. 10 -CORN
2014
Class
01 Best 10 ears 80 - 100 days 2015
02 Best 10 ears over 100 days 2015
2015
03 Best 10 ears 80 - 100 days 2015
04 Best 10 ears over 100 days 2015
05 Best single ear (any maturity) 2015
06 Tallest stalk of corn (no roots) 2015
DIV. 20 - OATS
Class
01 Any variety oats (specify)
DIV. 30 - WHEAT
Class
01 Any variety Durum wheat (specify)
02 Any variety Spring wheat (specify)
03 Any variety wheat (specify)
DIV. 40 - BARLEY
Class
01 Any variety barley (specify)
DIV. 50 - SOYBEANS
Class
01 Any variety soybeans (specify)
DIV. 60 - OTHER GRAIN AND SEEDS
Class
01 Edible beans (specify) Any Variety
02 Rye
03 Shelled Corn
04 Sorghum
05 Sugarbeets (1 specimen)
06 Sunflowers (1 head)
07 Tallest sunflower stalk (no roots)
DIV. 70 - SHEAFS
Must be labeled.
Class
01 Barley
02 Beans w/roots, early
03 Beans w/roots, late
04 Beans w/roots, medium
05 Oats
06 Wheat
Three Specimens
Class
01 Any Other Variety
02 Beacon
03 Honey Crisp
04 Prairie Spy
05 State Fair
06 Sweet Sixteen
07 Wealthy
08 Zestar
DIV. 101 - APPLES
Three Specimens. Under 16 years of age.
Class 01-08 Above
DIV. 102 - APPLES
Three Specimens. Ages over 65.
Class 01-08 Above
DIV. 200 - CRAB
Eight Specimens
Class
01 Any other variety
02 Centennial
03 Chestnut
04 Whitney
DIV. 201 - CRAB
Eight Specimens. Under 16 years of age.
Class 01-04 Above
DIV. 202 - CRAB
Eight Specimens. Ages over 65.
Class 01-04 Above
DIV. 300 - PLUMS
Eight Specimens
Class
02 LaCrescent
03 Pipestone
04 Red Glow
05 Superior
06 Underwood
DIV. 301 - PLUMS
Eight Specimens.Under 16 years of age.
Class 01-06 Above
DIV. 302 - PLUMS
Eight Specimens. Ages over 65.
Class 01-06 Above
DIV. 400 - PEARS/APRICOTS
Three Specimens
Class
01 Any other variety apricot
02 Any other variety pear
03 Moongold
04 Parker
05 Patten
06 Sungold
Three Specimens. Under 16 years of age.
Class 01-06 Above
Three Specimens. Ages over 65.
Class 01-06 Above
DIV. 500 - BERRIES
Class
01 Current (1/2 pt)
02 Gooseberries (1/2 pt)
03 Rasberries (1/2 pt)
04 Strawberries (1/2 pt)
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DIV. 501 - BERRIES
Under 16 years of age.
Class 01-04 Above
DIV. 502 - BERRIES
Ages over 65.
Class 01-04 Above
DIV. 600 - GRAPES
Two bunches
Class
01 Any Other Variety Grape
02 Bluebell
03 Concord
04 Swenson Red
05 Valient
DIV. 601 - GRAPES
Two bunches. Under 16 years of age.
Class 01-05 Above
DIV. 602 - GRAPES
Two bunches. Ages over 65.
Class 01-05 Above
Peppers, hot (3)
Peppers, long hot (3)
Peppers, sweet green (3)
Pumpkin, field (1)
Pumpkin, small pie (1)
Rainbow corn, 3 (Indian)
Rhubarb (4 stems)
Rutabaga (3)
Squash, acorn (1)
Squash, any not listed (1)
Squash, buttercup (1)
Squash, butternut (1)
Squash, summer (1)
Squash, zucchini (2)
Sweet corn, (3)
Tomato, paste/Roma (4)
Tomato, (4)
Tomato, green (4)
Tomato, pear (6)
Tomato, small preserving (6)
Tomato, yellow (4)
Turnips (2)
Watermelon (1)
DIV. 751 - VEGETABLES
Ag - Garden
Under 16 years of age.
Class 01-65 Above
1st, $2.50 • 2nd, $2.00 • 3rd, $1.50
UNLESS MARKED OTHERWISE
Class
01 Any Other Variety Vegetable
02 Beans, green string (6)
03 Beans, Lima in pod (6)
04 Beans, purple (6)
05 Beans, yellow wax (6)
06 Beets, table (3)
07 Broccoli (1)
08 Brussel Sprouts (6)
09 Cabbage, flat (1)
10 Cabbage, red (1)
11 Cabbage, round (1)
12 Cabbage, small (1)
13 Carrots (4)
14 Cauliflower (1)
15 Cucumbers, dill (6)
16 Cucumbers, slicing (3)
17 Display of vegies from 1 city garden
(min 8 specimens)
5.00 4.00
18 Display of vegies from 1 farm
(min. 8 specimens)
5.00 4.00
19 Egg plant (1)
20 Freaky Vegetable
21 Garlic (3)
22 Gourds, mixed (3)
23 Kohlrabi (2)
24 Largest Cabbage
25 Largest Carrot
26 Largest Cucumber
27 Largest Muskmelon
28 Largest Onion
29 Largest Pepper, any variety
30 Largest Potato
31 Largest Pumpkin
32 Largest Squash, any variety
33 Largest Tomato
34 Largest Watermelon
35 Largest Zucchini
36 Muskmelon (1)
37 Onions, red (3)
38 Onions, white (3)
39 Onions, yellow (3)
40 Parsnips (2)
41 Peas in pod (6)
42 Peppers, any other variety (3)
Ages over 65.
Class 01-65 Above
DIV 760 - POTATOES
9 Specimens
Class
01 Any other variety potatoes
02 Red potatoes
03 Russet potatoes
04 White potatoes
DIV. 761 - POTATOES
9 Specimens. Under 16 years of age.
Class 01-04 Above
DIV. 762 - POTATOES
9 Specimens. Ages over 65.
Class 01-04 Above
3.00
3.00
DIV. 770 - VEGETABLE VEHICLE
Be creative with your imagination making a
vegetable vehicle out of vegetables listed in
Class 1. Decorate and accessorize as you
wish; must be no longer than 12” high by 12”
long.
Class
01 Made by individual age 16-65
02 Made by individual over age 65
03 Made by individual under 16 years old
DIV. 780 - HERB
Exhibit 3 specimens, suitable to variety. Present in water as you would cut flowers, except
garlic.
Class
02 Basil
03 Dill
04 Garlic - 3 cloves
05 Oregano
06 Parsley
07 Rosemary
08 Sage
09 Tarragon
10 Thyme
11 Variety - Any Other
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Creative
Activities
Elaine Mitteness and Jackie Schmidt,
Co-Superintendents
Exhibits can be entered Wednesday from
9:00 am - 7:00 pm. Judging will take place at
8:00 am Thursday morning. The building will
be closed during this time. Exhibits will be released at 8:00 pm Sunday evening (no exceptions). Exhibitor will forfeit prize money on
exhibits taken early. If you cannot be there to
pick up your exhibit, please make arrangements with one of the superintendents to pick
it up later. All Purple Ribbon exhibitors in both
Creative Activities Buildings will be awarded
$5.00 for their champion exhibit in addition to
a purple ribbon. This additional premium will
be added to the exhibitor’s premium check.
SPECIAL CITIZENS
Char Lehne
1st, $2.50 • 2nd, $2.00 • 3rd, $1.50
Persons with disabilities. Open to any age.
DIV. 375 - SPECIAL CITIZENS
Class
01 Arts and Crafts
02 Baked Goods
03 Canning & Perservation
04 Hand Work
05 Floriculture
06 Needlework
FLORICULTURE
Jan Goff, Yvonne Munsterman,
Colleen Tosel, Gwen Schwarz
1st, $2.50 • 2nd, $2.00 • 3rd, $1.50
Flowers will not be judged by containers except when specified. No Styro containers or
pop cans. Antiques and costly containers are
discouraged. Please remove ALL foliage
below water line. Exhibits will be released at
8:00 p.m. Sunday.
DIV. 150 - ANNUALS
Class
02 Bachelor Buttons, 3 stems
03 Bells of Ireland, 1 stalk
04 Alendulas, 3 stems
05 Celosia, 1 stem
06 Cleome, 3 stems
07 Cosmos orange, 3 stems
08 Cosmos, pink/purple/white, 3 stems
09 Daisy osteospmum, 3 blooms
10 Dwarf style sunflower 6 inch under, 3
blooms
11 Herb-Basil, 3 stems
12 Herb-Parsley, 3 stems
13 Herb-Sage, 3 stems
14 Herb - Thyme, 3 stems
15 Herb - any other not listed, must be named
16 Lavatera, 3 stems
17 Lisinthus, 3 stems
18 Marigolds, yellow over 3 inches, 3 stems
19 Marigolds, yellow under 3 inches, 3 stems
20 Marigolds, orange over 3 inches, 3 stems
21 Marigolds, orange under 3 inches, 3 stems
22 Marigolds, French single, 3 stems
23 Marigolds, French double, 3 stems
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Nicotina, 3 stems
Nasturtium, 3 stems
Pansies, 3 stems
Petunias, doubles, 3 stems
Petunias, single, 3 stems
Petunias, ruffled, 3 stems
Salvia, red, 3 stems
Salvia, Victoria type, 3 stems
Snapdragons, 3 spikes
Statice, 3 stems
Strawflower, Helichrysum, 3 stems
Sweet peas, 3 stems
Tuberous Begonias, 1 stem, buds and
leaves allowed
Verbennas, 3 stems
Zinnias, 3 blooms, solid color (under 4
inches)
Zsinnias, 3 blooms, solid color (over 4
inches)
Zinnias, 3 blooms, bi-color (under 4 inches)
Zinnias, 3 blooms, bi-color (over 4 inches)
Annual, any other - list name of flower
DIV. 151 - GLADIOLUS
Class
01 Cream
02 Fuschia (purplish red)
03 Green
04 Lavender
05 Orange
06 Pink
07 Purple
08 Red
09 Salmon or Peach
10 White
11 Yellow
12 Any other solid color
13 Variegated pink and white
14 Variegated orange and yellow
15 Variegated purple or lavender and white
16 Variegated red and white
17 Variegated any other colors
DIV. 152 - PERENNIALS
Class
01 Balloon flower, plalycodon, 3 stems
02 Carnations, 3 stems
03 Coneflower, 3 blooms
04 Columbine, 3 stems
05 Daisy, Shasta, white, 3 blooms
06 Daisy, Dxeye type, 3 blooms
07 Dianthus (pink) 3 stems
08 Delphinium, 1 spike
09 Gaillardia, 3 blooms
10 Hydrangea, Peegee, 1 stem
11 Hydrangea, Annabelle, 1 stem
12 Hollyhocks, 1 stem
13 Hollyhocks (minature), 1 stock
14 Hosta Leaf, 1 leaf, 5 inches and over
15 Hosta Leaf, 3 leaves, under 5 inches
16 Iris, late blooming
17 Liatris, 3 stems
18 Lillies (day), 1 scape
19 Lillies, any other, 1 stem
20 Lily (Tiger), 1 specimen
21 Lupine, 3 stems
22 Mums, larger, 1 specimen stem
23 Mums, small, 1 specimen stem
24 Mums, Pom Pom, 1 specimen stem
25 Mum, regular, purple 1 speciman stem
26 Mum, regular, bronz, 1 specimen stem
27 Mum, regular, red, 1 specimen stem
28 Mum, regular, white, 1 specimen stem
29 Mum, any other color, 1 specimen stem
30 Obedient, 3 spikes
31 Ornamental Sage, 1 stem
32 Phlox, 1 specimen stem
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Platycodon (balloon flower) 3 stems
Rudbeekia, 3 blooms
Scabiosa, 3 stems
Sedum, 3 stems
Statice, German tyupe, 1 stem
Stella De Oro Daylily, 3 stems
Yarrow, gold, 3 stems
Yarrow, pink, 3stems
Yarrow, white, 3 stems
Yarrow, any other color, 3 stems
Viola, 3 stems
Any other Perenial not listed, but identified
Lilly - Stargazer
DIV. 153 - ROSES
Each lot must be 1 color and 1 bloom
with foliage unless otherwise specified.
Class
01 Climbing rose
02 Floribunda, pink, 1 spray
03 Floribunda, red, 1 spray
04 Floribunda, white, 1 spray
05 Floribunda, yellow, 1 spray
06 Floribunda, any other color, 1 spray
07 Hybrid tea, bi-color
08 Hybrid tea, orange
09 Hybrid tea, pink or rose
10 Hybrid tea, red or scarlet
11 Hybrid tea, salmon or peach
12 Hybrid tea, white or cream
13 Hybrid yellow
14 Hybrid tea, any other color
15 Miniature, any color, 1 spray
16 Shrub, any color, 1 spray
DIV. 154 - DAHLIA
No buds
Class
01 Dahlia, over 6 inches, solid color
02 Dahlia, over 6 inches, bi-color
03 Dahlia 3 inches to 6 inches, solid color
04 Dahlia 3 inches to 6 inches, bi-color
05 Dahlia, under 3 inches, solid color
06 Dahlia, under 3 inches, bi-color
07 Dahlia, Pompom, 3 inches & under, 3
blooms/foliage
08 Dahlia, Cactus, 6 inches and over
09 Dahlia, Cactus, under 6 inches
DIV. 155 - ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS
Arrangements must be made of your own garden flowers or your entry will be disqualified.
Enhancements allowed.
Class
01 Shooting for the Stars (tall vertical arrangement)
02 Floral Splendor --a mixture of colors
03 Another Blizzard (using white flowers)
04 Oh, So Cute (miniature of 4 inches or less)
05 Green, Green Grass of Home (all green)
06 Hook, Line & Sinker
07 Holiday Happiness (Must name your holiday)
08 Coffee Time
09 Harvest Time--using grain with flowers
10 Woodland Art (using wood, cones, nuts,
evergreens, etc.)
11 You Name It - theme you choose must be
listed on entry
DIV. 156 - BASKET ARRANGEMENTS
Class
01 Basket of Glads
02 Basket of Mixed Garden Flowers
03 Basket of Dahlias, any variety
04 Basket of Zinnias, any variety
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06
JULY 2015
Basket of Marigolds
Basket of wild flowers
DIV. 157 - HANGING
OUTDOOR BASKETS
Basket 10” or smaller.
Class
01 Hanging Geranium
02 Hanging Impatience
03 Hanging Begonia
04 Hanging Petunia
05 Any other Hanging
DIV. 158 - PLANTERS
Class
01 Coleus
02 Flowering - mixed
03 Flowering - single type
04 Geranium - any color
05 Herbs
06 Hostas
07 Mixture of herbs
08 Succulent
09 Any Other
DIV. 159 - HOUSE PLANTS
Class
01 African Violet - flowering
02 Any other flowering houseplant
03 Foliage plant, Ivy
04 Foliage plant, fern
05 Foliage plant, Pothos
06 Any other foliage houseplant
07 Dish garden
08 Cactus or succulent
09 Air plant
DIV. 160 - Fairy Garden
You may use any container within the
size requirements. Container must contain at
least one growing plant. This exhibit may include other objects and/or trinkets in order to
capture the whimsical nature that defines a
fairy garden. Exhibitor is responsible for staging the exhibit. Use your imagination!
1st $10.00 • 2nd $7.50 • 3rd $5.00
Class
01 Container must be/or larger than 10 inch dia.
each way
02 Container must be under 10 inch diameter
each way
Canned &
Preserved Food
Marlys Giese, Mary Hamann
1st, $2.50 • 2nd, $2.00 • 3rd, $1.50
Exhibits will be released 8:00 p.m. Sunday.
BALL® BRING OUT YOUR BEST™” ADULT
FOOD PRESERVATION AWARDS presented
by: BALL® & KERR HOME CANNING
To promote the art of home canning, and to
honor adults who excel at the art of home canning, Ball® & Kerr® Home Canning is offering
First and Second Place Adult Award categories.
JULY 2015
Judges will select the two best entries submitted by an adult in Fruit, Vegetable, Pickle and
Soft Spread categories canned in Ball® Jars
sealed with Ball® Bands with Dome® Lids or
Ball® Collection Elite™ Decorative Bands with
Dome® Lids, or canned in Kerr® Jars sealed
with Kerr® Bands with Self Sealing® Lids or
Dome® Lids. In addition, selections of the two
best entries submitted by adults in the Soft
Spreads category will be limited to entries prepared using one of the Ball® Fruit Jell®
Pectins: Regular, No Sugar Needed or Liquid.
The entries designated First Place from each
category will receive the following:
• Two (2) Five Dollar Coupons ($5.00) for
Ball® or Kerr® Home Canning Products and
one (1) Three Dollar Coupon ($3.00) for Ball
100 % natural® Products.
The entries designated Second Place from
each category will receive the following:
• Two (2) Five Dollar Coupons ($5.00) for
Ball® or Kerr® Home Canning Products.
Product Appearance Requirements.
* Pieces should be uniform in size and
packed snugly but allow for circulation of liquids.
* Products should be free from defects of
blemishes, strings, stems, seeds, pits and
peels. Some recipes may require stems, pits
and/or peels to remain; this is acceptable if the
recipe is in keeping with approved guidelines.
* Liquids should cover the product, keeping
within the headspace guidelines.
* Liquids should be clear and free from cloudiness and small particles.
* Product should retain its natural characteristic color or as nearly that of standard cooked
product. It should be free from undue color
loss.
* Texture should be tender but not overcooked.
* Product should maintain its shape and size
appropriate for recipe and preparation
method.
Bands.
* Bands should be in place for transporting
home canned products; however, bands may
be removed when presented for judging.
* Replacing the bands for display is optional.
Processing Method and Time.
* All entries must be heat-processed following
canning guidelines from one of the references
(listed above).
* If product was not processed according to
recommendations, it must be disqualified.
Labeling.
* Entries must be labeled with product
named, date of preparation, processing
method and processing time. Home canned
foods to be judged must have been prepared
within a one-year period prior to judging date.
Best of Category Judging Guidelines
Best of Category: Pickled Foods Award
* Product was prepared and submitted by an
adult.
* Product is a pickled fruit or vegetable.
* Prepared with Heinz Distilled White of Heinz
Apple Cider Vinegar.
* Product is canned in Ball® Home Canning
Jar and sealed with Ball® Two-Piece Vacuum
Cap or canned in Kerr® Home Canning Jar
and sealed with Kerr® Two-Piece Vacuum
Cap.
* Product meets all requirements from the
general judging guidelines page.
Best of Category: Soft Spreads Award
* Product was prepared and submitted by an
adult.
* Product is any variety soft spread.
* Product was prepared with Ball 100% Natural® Fruit Jell Pectin. The UPC from the Fruit
Jell package must accompany product.
* Product is canned in Ball® Home Canning
Jar and sealed with Ball ® Two-Piece Vacuum
Cap or canned in Kerr® Home Canning Jar
and sealed with Kerr® Two-Piece Vacuum
Cap.
* Product meets all requirements from the
general judging guidelines page.
* Exhibits will be released at 8:00 p.m. Sunday.
DIV. 175 - CANNED FOOD
& VEGETABLES
Pint and quarts accepted. Rings preferred.
Only canned items canned within
the last year will be accepted.
Class
01 Asparagus
02 Corn
03 Carrots
04 Cauliflower
05 Exhibit of 6 cans of vegetables
06 Lima beans
07 Mixed vegetables for soup
08 Onion
09 Peas
10 Potatoes
11 Pumpkin
12 Beets
13 Squash
14 Tomatoes for a hotdish
15 Tomato soup
16 Tomato stewed
17 Tomato juice
18 Yellow beans
19 Green beans
20 Sauer Kraut
21 Not Specified
22 Salsa
DIV. 176 - MEATS
Class
01 Beef
02 Chicken
03 Meat balls
04 Pork
05 Sausage
06 Turkey
07 Venison
DIV. 177 - FRUIT
Class
01 Apples
02 Apples for pie
03 Apples, mush
04 Applesauce, whole
05 Apricots
06 Blackberries
07 Blueberries
08 Currents
09 Cherries
10 Crab apples, whole
11 Fruit Cocktail
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Gooseberries
Grapes
Ground cherries
Home grown cherries
Rhubarb
Peaches
Pears
Pineapple
Plums, imported
Plums, home-grown
Raspberries, red
Raspberries, black
Strawberries
Exhibit of six cans of fruit
Not specified
DIV. 178 - JELLIES
Two-piece sealed lid preferred
Class
01 Apple
02 Blueberries
03 Choke Cherry
04 Current
05 Grape
06 Gooseberry
06A Pepper Jelly
07 Plum
08 Red Cap Jelly
09 Raspberry, red
10 Raspberry, black
11 Strawberry
12 Strawberry Rhubarb
13 Orange
14 Not Specified
DIV. 179 - JAMS
Class
01 Apple butter
02 Blackberry
03 Blueberry
04 Grape
05 Gooseberry
06 Plum
07 Raspberry, red
08 Raspberry, black
09 Strawberry
10 Apricot
11 Peach
12 Rhubarb
14 Not specified
DIV. 180 - PRESERVES
Class
01 Blackberry
02 Blueberry
03 Currant
04 Cherry
05 Ground Cherry
06 Gooseberry
07 Peach
08 Plum, home-grown
10 Tomatoes, yellow
11 Tomatoes, red
12 Tomatoes, green
13 Rhubarb
14 Pineapple
15 Raspberry
16 Strawberry
17 Not specified
DIV. 181 - PICKLES, SOUR
Class
01 Kosher
02 Dill
03 Mixed
04 Mustard
05 Onions
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Colored party pickles
Sliced Dill
Not specified
DIV. 182 - PICKLES, SWEET
Class
01 Apples
02 Beans
03 Beet
04 Crab Apple
05 Cucumber, whole
06 Carrot
07 Peach
08 Pear
09 Ripe cucumber
10 Watermelon
11 Bread and butter
12 Icicle
13 Dill
14 Chunk
15 Zucchini
16 Not Specified
DIV. 183 - RELISHES/SAUCES
Class
01 Salsa
02 Tomato Catsup
03 Chili Sauce
04 Chow Chow
05 Corn
06 Garden
07 Beet
08 Cucumber
09 Spaghetti
10 Not Specified
DIV. 184 - SALTY SNACK CONTEST
1st $15.00 • 2nd $10.00 • 3rd $5.00
We will judge your snack purely on Public
taste! The contest is open to everyone. To enter
the contest you are required to bring a quart of
Salty Snacks either in a jar or plastic bag and
enter during the entry times on Wednesday i.e.
9:00 am – 7:00 pm. On Thursday at 7:00 pm we
will open the snack judging up to the public to
taste and cast their ballot for the best. The voting
will last as long as the snacks last. Only adults
18 and over will be allowed to taste and vote for
the best snack maker in the county. Sponsored
by West Central Sales, Benson MN.
Class
01 1 qt container of Salty Snacks
DIV. 185 - MISC., HOME PRODUCTS
Class
01 Homemade soap, laundry
02 Homemade soap, hand
03 Lard
04 Honey
05 Maple syrup
06 Not Specified
DIV. 185 - DEHYDRATED/DRIED
VEGETABLES
Please put in clear pint or quart jars.
Class
01 Beans, snap
02 Beets
03 Carrots
04 Celery
05 Corn
06 Mushrooms
07 Onions
08 Peas
09 Peppers and Pimentos
10 Potatoes
11 Summer squash
12 Tomatoes
13
JULY 2015
Not Specified
DIV. 186 - DEHYDRATED/DRIED FRUITS
Class
01 Apples
02 Apricots
03 Bananas
04 Blueberries
05 Cherries
06 Grapes, yellow seedless
07 Peaches
08 Rhubarb
09 Strawberries
10 Not specified
DIV. 188 - DEHYDRATED/DRIED HERBS
Class
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
Basil
Chives
Oregano
Parsley
Sage
Thyme
Any other
DIV. 189 - HOMEMADE WINE
Pint Jars
Class
01 Apple
02 Berry, please name
03 Dandelion
04 Grape, please name
05 Rhubarb
06 Not Specified
DIV. 190 - HOMEMADE BEER
Class
01 Clear bottle/jar of dark lager--list type
& vintage
02 Clear bottle/jar of light lager--list type &
vintage
03 Clear bottle/jar of not specified -- list type &
vintage
DIV. 191 - CANNED &
PRESERVED BY MEN
Class
01 Fruit
02 Jams
03 Jellies
04 Pickles - Sweet
05 Pickles - Sour
06 Salsa
07 Vegetables
08 Not Specified
Baked Goods
Marilyn Hoffman, Elaine Saterbak,
Joann Schliep
1st, $2.50 • 2nd, $2.00 • 3rd, $1.50
All entries must be a product of the exhibitor
and must be a product of a home kitchen. It is
recommended that exhibit be on a small plate
in a clear plastic bag. NO COMMERCIAL
MIXES WILL BE ACCEPTED, except in
Class 13. Exhibits will be released 8:00 p.m.
Sunday.
Red Star yeast is providing coupons in
the food categories, plus awards in the yeast
bread categories.
DIV. 550 - BREAD
Bread for exhibition should be baked in
individual loaves about 3x4x8 inches. One half
loaf to be exhibited. One fourth dozen rolls to
be exhibited.
Class
01 Carmel rolls, 3 rolls
02 Unfrosted cinnamon rolls, 3
03 Coffee cake
04 Orange rolls, 3 rolls
05 Dark dinner rolls, 3 rolls
06 White dinner rolls, 3 rolls
07 Fancy rolls, 3 rolls
08 White buns, 3 buns
09 Dark buns, 3 buns
10 Graham bread
11 Oatmeal Bread
12 Raisin bread
13 Rye bread
14 White bread
15 Whole wheat bread
16 Nationality bread
17 Tea ring, 1/2 ring
18 Elephant tracks
19 Bread machine - white
20 Bread machine - wheat
21 Bread machine - other
22 Sour dough - other
23 Bagels (3)
24 Multigrain bread
25 Not specified
DIV. 551 - QUICK BREAD
One half loaf to be exhibited. No mixes.
Class
01 Banana Bread
02 Carrot bread
04 Corn Bread
05 Cranberry bread
06 Date bread
07 Nut bread
08 Lemon bread
09 Poppyseed bread
10 Pumpkin bread
11 Baking powder biscuits (3)
12 Muffins, plain (3)
13 Muffins, cereal (3)
14 Muffins, blueberry
15 Muffins, apple (3)
16 Muffins, Poppyseed (3)
17 Muffins, other (3)
20 Rhubarb bread
21 Zucchini bread
22 Not specified
DIV. 552 - CAKE, EGG, UNFROSTED
One-quarter cake to be exhibited. No mixes.
Class
01 Angel food, white
02 Angel food, chocolate
03 Chiffon
04 Jelly roll
05 Sponge or sunshine
06 Not specified
JULY 2015
DIV. 553 - CAKE, BUTTER, UNFROSTED
One-quarter cake to be exhibited. No mixes.
Class
01 Applesauce
02 Banana
03 Bundt
04 Carrot
05 Date
06 Chocolate
07 Fruit
08 Marble
09 Sprice
10 White
11 Yellow
12 Poppy seed
13 Not Specified
14 Cupcakes (3) unfrosted, light or dark
DIV. 554 - BEST COFFEE CAKE
CHALLENGE
1st $15.00 • 2nd $10.00 • 3rd $5.00
• 6” square. Open to any individual.
• Entry must be made from “scratch”.
• Bring item on your own disposable plate.
• The recipe and preparation instructions
must be submitted with the entry.
• Enter during regular entry hour on
Wednesday, August 19.
• Judging will be done Thursday morning
and will be based on the following criteria:
Flavor, overall appearance, crumb texture
and creativity.
Class
01 Ages 6 - 10
02 Ages 17 and under
03 Ages 18 and older
DIV. 555 - COOKIES, UNFROSTED
Three cookies to be exhibited.
Class
01 Applesauce
02 Butter
03 Chocolate Chip
04 Coconut
05 Dark, dropped
06 Dark, rolled
07 Filled
08 Macaroons
09 Oatmeal rocks
10 Oil
11 Peanut Butter
12 Pumpkin
13 Refrigerator
14 Plate of fancy cookies
15 Rice Krispies
16 Russian Tea
17 Sugar Cookie
18 Ginger Snap
19 Not Specified
DIV. 556 - BARS
Three bars to be exhibited.
Class
01 Applesauce
02 Brownies
03 Caramel bars
04 Carrot bars
05 Lemon bars
06 Coconut bars
07 Date
08 Keebler Club cracker bar
10 Pumpkin
11 Raisin
12 Rhubarb
13 Not specified
DIV. 557 - ETHNIC FOODS
Class
01 Cream puff (3)
02 Fattigmand (3)
03 Flat brod (3)
04 Kringla (3)
05 Kolache (3)
06 Krumkake (3)
07 Lefse (1)
08 Prizzelles (3)
09 Risettes (3)
10 Sandbakkel (3)
11 Scones (3)
12 Spritz, plain (3)
13 Stollen (1)
14 Not Specified
08
09
10
11
12
13
11
Muffin mix (3)
Quick bread mix (1/2 loaf)
Streusel mix (1/4 cake)
Sweet roll mix (3)
Poppy seed bread
Not specified
DIV. 563 - Gluten Free Foods
Recipe must be included.
Class
01 Cookies (3)
02 Cake (1/4)
03 Muffins (3)
04 Bread (1 loaf)
05 Yeast Bread
07 Not Specified
DIV. 558 - DOUGHNUTS
Three doughnuts to be exhibited.
Class
01 Dropped (3)
02 Rolled out (3)
05 Non specified (3)
DIV. 559 - PIES
Use small pie tins (5” or 6” are best).
Class
01 Apple
02 Blueberry
03 Cherry
04 Mince
05 Peach
06 Pecan
07 Raisin
08 Rhubarb
09 Cream/Custard --refrigeration available
10 Not Specified
DIV. 560 - HOMEMADE CANDY
Four Pieces
Class
01 Fudge
02 Divinity
03 Mints
04 Peanut Brittle
05 Penuche
06 Taffy
07 Not Specified
DIV. 561 - DECORATED CAKES
Class
01 Decorated for any occasion
02 Any other-- ginergerbread, etc.
03 Not Specified
DIV. 562 - PREPARED MIXES
ALL-AMERICAN BAKE-OFF
Here is an opportunity for everyone to enter!
The choice is yours!
The only requirements are:
1. Use a “mix” but “doctor” it up to your
choosing.
2. Bring your recipe, on a card, telling what
ingredients were used and the method.
This enables you to use any of the mixes.
Maybe there’s a new mix on the market. Why
not create something new? Bring it to the fair
and win prizes! This is the opportunity you
have been waiting for!
Class
01 Bars (3)
02 Bundt cake (1/4 cake)
03 Cake (4 inch sq)
04 Coffee cake (4 inch square)
05 Cookies (3)
06 Frozen Bread - bread, rolls, tea ring, etc
07 Hot roll mix (3)
State
Fair
Talent
Contest
Special Guest Emcees:
Monroe Crossing
Saturday, Aug. 22
1:30 PM
Chuck Brown Bldg.
Pre-Teen (12 & under)
1st $150
2nd $75
Teen (13–18 years old)
1st $150
2nd $75
Open (any age/combination)
1st $150
2nd $75
Contact Jackie Schmidt at
320-394-2451
or Elaine Mittness at
320-843-4099
for rules and registration!
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JULY 2015
Medallion
Hunt
EXHIBITS! EXHIBITS! EXHIBITS!
JULY 2015
Midwest Rides & Concessions
Demo Derby
13
14
DIV. 564 - Cupcake Wars
1st, $5.00 • 2nd, $3.00 • 3rd, $2.00
Exhibit 3 cupcakes on a disposable plate. Refrigeration will be available if needed. Cupcakes, filling and frosting must be made from
scratch (no mixes). Filling not required but if
used, the filling recipe must accompany cupcakes.
Theme: You Choose
Class
01 Ages 6 to 10
02 Ages 17 and under
03 Ages 18 and older
DIV. 565 - RULER OF THE OVEN
A special gift will be given to the exhibitor in Baked
Goods with the most points in this division.
Points will be awarded as follow:
Champion – 5 pts.; 1st – 4 pts.;
2nd – 3 pts.; 3rd – 2 pts.; and
exhibits that do not place – 1 point
Clothing
Diane Fischer, Phyllis Harste,
Joan Reidinger
1st, $2.50 • 2nd, $2.00 • 3rd, $1.50
Exhibits will be released at 8:00 p.m.
Sunday. All garments must be entered on
hangers. Garments may have been worn before, but if so they must be laundered or
cleaned before exhibiting.
Fabric & Textile Warehouse, Willmar,
MN will sponsor a $10.00 gift certificate
to the overall adult construction winner
from classes 1, 2, 3 and 4.
DIV. 650 - LADIES GARMENTS
Class
01 Apron
02 Bathrobe
03 Blazer, lined
04 Blazer, unlined
05 Blouse
06 Coat
07 Costume
08 Dress
09 Dress, party
10 Dress, wool
11 Jacket, suit
12 Jacket, summer
13 Jacket, winter
14 Jacket, wool
15 Jeans
16 Jogging Suit
17 Jumped
18 Jump Suit
19 Sleepwear
20 Pant Suit
21 Shorts
22 Skirt
23 Skirt, wool
24 Slacks
25 Slacks, wool
26 Suit, cotton
27 Suit, silk or synthetic
28 Suit, wool
29 Sun Dress
30 Top, machine embroidered
31 Vest
32 Two piece sportsware
33 Not specified
DIV. 651 - MEN’S GARMENTS
Class
01 Bathrobe
02 Jacket, cotton
03 Jacket, wool
04 Pajamas
05 Shirt
06 Shorts
07 Ski Jacket
08 Slacks
09 Tie
10 Not specified
DIV. 652 - CHILDREN’S GARMENTS
Class
01 Apron
02 Bathrobe, Boys
03 Bathrobe, girls
04 Blouse
05 Coat
06 Costume
07 Dress, party
08 Dress, other
09 Jacket
10 Jeans
11 Jogging suit
12 Jumper
13 Pajamas
14 Shirt
15 Shorts, boys
16 Shorts, girls
17 Shirt
18 Slacks, boys
19 Slacks, girls
20 suit, boys
21 Suit, girls
22 Sun Dress
23 Sun Suit
24 Sweatshirt
25 Swim Suit, boys
26 Swim Suit, girls
27 T-Shirt
28 Vest
29 T-shirt Dress
30 Hat
31 Bib
32 Not specified
DIV. 653 - KNIT AND STRETCH FABRIC
Class
01 Dress
02 Sleepwear
03 Panties
04 Slacks, Men's
05 Slacks, Ladies
06 Sweatshirt
07 Swimsuit, children's
08 Swimsuit, ladies
09 Swimsuit, men's
10 Tank top
11 T-shirt
12 Skirt
13 Vest
14 Not specified
DIV. 654 - QUILTS
1st, $5.00 • 2nd, $4.00 • 3rd, $3.00
Quilts Only
Class
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
Candlewick
Cotton, applique
Cotton, pieced
Cotton, quilted
Cotton, Quilted by someone else
Double Knit
Embroidered
Qwillow
Puff
10
11
12
13
14
JULY 2015
Tied
Wool
Recycled Jeans
Fleece Quilt
Not Specified
DIV. 655 - SWEATSHIRTS
Class
01 Applique
02 Cardigan
03 Childs
04 Cross Stitch
05 Machine embroidered
06 Plain pull over
07 Painted Design
08 Sequined or glittered design
09 Not specified
DIV. 656 - SEWING SERGER
Class
01 Girls or Boys top
02 Girls or Boys sportswear
03 Girls or Boys sweatsuit
04 Girls or Boys sleepwear or robe
05 Girls or Boys jacket or coat
06 Women's Blouse
07 Women's sportswear
08 Women's sleepwear
09 Women's jacket
10 Men's shirt
11 Men's sportswear
12 Men's sleepwear
13 Men's jacket
14 Sweatshirt
15 Dress
16 Women's pants, skirt
17 Not specified
DIV. 657 - CROCHET
Class
01 Cap or hat
02 Dress, childs
03 Mittens, ladies
04 Mittens, men's
05 Mittens, child
06 Purses
07 Scarf, neck
08 Shawl, shoulder
09 Slippers
10 Sweater, ladies
11 Sweater, men's
12 Sweater, childs
13 Vest, ladies
14 Vest, men's
15 Vest, child
16 Not specified
DIV. 658 - KNITTED
Class
01 Cap or hat
02 Dress, child
03 Mittens, women
04 Mittens, men
05 Mittens, child
06 Purse
07 Slippers
08 Sweater, women
09 Sweater, men
10 Sweater, child
11 Vest, women
12 Vest, men
13 Vest, child
14 Not specified
JULY 2015
DIV. 660 - NEEDLE WORK
Age 70 and Over
May also enter in other categories.
Class
01 Afghan, crocheted
02 Afghan, knitted
03 Apron
04 Bedspread
05 Bib
06 Bookmark
07 Cap, knitted
08 Casserole carrier
09 chair pads
10 Christmas tree skirt
11 Coasters
12 Coat hanger, covered
13 Crib Quilt
14 Dish cloth
15 Dish towels (2)
16 Doily, under 12 inches
18 Doily, over 18 inches
19 Dresser scarf
20 Hand towel
21 Handkerchief
22 Hardanger
23 Holders (2)
24 Hooked rug
25 Hot pad mitt
26 Jewelry Case
27 Lace, hand-made
28 Lunch clth, embroidered
29 Lunch cloth, plain
30 Mittens, crocheted
31 Mittens, knitted
32 Sleepwear
33 Pillow, sofa
34 Pillow cases, embroidered
35 Pillow cases, lace edged
36 Pillow cases, painted
37 Place mats (2)
38 Rag rug, woven
39 Refrigerator towel
40 Rug, hooked
41 Rug, knitted
42 Slippers, knitted
43 Toaster cover
44 Sweater
45 Swedish weaving
46 Scarf, neck - knitted
47 Shopping Bag/tote
48 Slippers, crocheted
49 Tablecloth, crocheted
50 Vest
51 Not specified
DIV. 661 - QUILTS
Age 70 and Over
1st, $5.00 • 2nd, $4.00 • 3rd, $3.00
Class
01 Applique, hand sewn, hand quilted by entrant
02 Applique, hand sewn, machine quilted by
entrant
03 Applique, machine sewn, machine quilted by
entrant
04 Applique by entrant, hand or machine quilted
by someone else
05 Applique by entrant/tied
06 Pieced and hand quilted by entrant
07 Pieced and machine quilted by entrant
08 Pieced by entrant and hand/machine quilted
by someone else
09 Pieced and tied by entrant
10 Whole Cloth, hand quilted by entrant
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Whole Cloth, machine sewn/tied by entrant
Embroidered and hand quilted by entrant
Embroidered and machine quilted by entrant
Embroidered by entrant and machine quilted
by someone else
Embroidered and tied by entrant
Mixed Technique, sewn and hand quilted by
entrant
Mixed Technique, sewn and machine quilted
by entrant
Mixed Technique, sewn by entrant, quilted
by someone else
Mixed Technique, sewn/tied by entrant
Crazy, any technique, sewn/quilted by entrant
Crazy, any technique, sewn by entrant,
quilted by someone else
Photo Quilt, any technique
Minature quilt, any technique
Counted Cross stitch quilt, any technique
Original design quilt, any technique
Recycled fabric quilt, any technique
Youth quilt, any technique
Special events quilt, any technique
Quilt made by many hands, any technique
Fleece quilt
Not Specified
DIV. 662 - HAND WORK
Age 90 and Over
Class
01 Any embroidered article
02 Any crocheted article
03 Any knit article
04 Any quilted article
05 Quilt, hand quilted
06 Quilt, tied
07 Quilt, machine quilted by entrant
08 Quilt, machine/hand quilted by someone
else
09 Crib Quilt
10 Any other hand crafted item
Needle Work
Jackie Commerford, Barb Ronning
1st, $2.50 • 2nd, $2.00 • 3rd, $1.50
Exhibits will be released at 8:00 p.m. Sunday.
Work must be done by person entering it. All
articles must be finished within the last year.
DIV. 749 - SEWN ARTICLES
Class
01 Bibs
02 Bun Warmers
03 Casserole Carrier
04 Clothes pin bag
05 Centerpiece
06 Dresser Scarf
07 Hot place mat
08 Luncheon Cloth
09 Pajama Bag
10 Pillowcases (2)
11 Place mats (2)
12 Pot holders (2)
13 Table runners
14 Tote bag or purse
15 Wall hanging
16 Window valance (must be displayed on rod)
17 Not specified
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DIV. 750 - QUILTS
1st, $5.00 • 2nd, $4.00 • 3rd, $3.00
Class
01 Applique, hand sewn, and hand or machine
quilted by entrant
02 Applique, machine sewn,hand or machine
quilted by entrant
03 Applique by entrant, hand or machine quilted
by someone else
04 Applique by entrant/tied
05 Pieced and hand quilted by entrant
06 Pieced and machine quilted by entrant
07 Pieced by entrant and hand/machine quilted
by someone else
08 Pieced and tied by entrant
09 Whole Cloth, hand quilted by entrant
10 Whole Cloth, machine sewn/tied by entrant
11 Embroidered and hand quilted by entrant
12 Embroidered and machine quilted by entrant
13 Embroidered by entrant and machine quilted
by someone else
14 Embroidered and tied by entrant
15 Mixed Technique, sewn and hand quilted by
entrant
16 Mixed Technique, sewn and machine quilted
by entrant
17 Mixed Technique, sewn by entrant, quilted
by someone else
18 Mixed Technique, sewn/tied by entrant
19 First Time Quilter, machine sewn/hand
quilted by entrant
20 First Time Quilter, machine sewn/machine
quilted by entrant
21 First Time Quilter, machine sewn by entrant,
22 First Time Quilter, sewn/tied by entrant
23 Crazy, any technique, sewn/quilted by entrant
24 Crazy, any technique, sewn by entrant,
25 Photo, any technique
26 Minature quilt, any technique
27 Counted Cross stitch, any technique
28 Original Design, any technique
29 Recycled Fabric, any technique
30 Youth, any technique
31 Special Event, any technique
32 Made by many hands, any technique
33 Fleece Quilt
34 Not Specified
DIV. 751 - WALL QUILTS
Must be ready to hang.
Class
01 Quilt (unspecifed) pieced/quilted by entrant
02 Quilt, pieced by entrant, hand or machine
03 Quilt, appliqued/quilted by entrant
04 Quilt, appliqued by entrant/hand or machine
05 Quilt (unspecified) Mixed technique,
sewn/quilted by entrant
06 Quilt (unspecified) Mixed technique, sewn
by entrant, hand or machine quilted by
someone else
07 Quilt under 36 inches - pieced, quilted by entrant
08 Quilt under 36 inches - pieced by entrant,
hand or machine quilted by someone else
09 Quilt under 36 inches - appliqued/quilted by
entrant
10 Quilt under 36 inches - appliqued by entrant,
hand or machine quilted by someone else
11 Quilt under 36 inches - mixed technique,
sewn/quilted by entrant
12 Quilt under 36 inches - mixed technique,
sewn by entrant, hand/machine quilted by
16
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
someone else
Large Wall - pieced, quilted by entrant
Large Wall - pieced by entrant, hand or machine quilted by someone else
Large Wall - appliqued/quilted by entrant
Large Wall - Appliqued by entrant, hand or
machine quilted by someone else
Large Wall - Mixed Technique, sewn/quilted
by entrant
Large Wall - Mixed Technique, sewn by entrant, hand or machine quilted by someone
else
Unspecified under 12 inches
DIV. 752 - QUILTED OR PIECED
ARTICLES – NOT QUILTS
1st, $2.50 • 2nd, $2.00 • 3rd, $1.50
Class
01 Vest
02 Jacket
03 Purse
04 Tote
05 Other clothing item/accessory
06 Pillow
07 Quillow
08 Crib
09 Lap Quilt, appliqued, hand quilted
10 Lap Quilt, pieced, hand/machine quilted
11 Lap Quilt, mixed technique, hand/machine
quilted
12 Table runner/topper, appliqued, hand/
machine quilted
13 Table runner/topper, pieced, hand/machine
quilted
14 Table runner/topper, mixed technique,
hand/macine
15 Tablecloth - quilted
16 Placemats (2) hand/machine quilted
17 Candle Mat, hand/machine quilted
18 Unfinished pieced quilt block
19 Unfinished appliqued quilt block
20 Not specified
DIV. 753 - CROCHETING
Class
01 Afgan, large
02 Afghan, small
03 Bath towel, embellished
04 Centerpiece, thread
05 Centerpiece, yarn
06 Coasters
07 Collar
11 Dishcloth
12 Dresser Scarf
13 Handkerchief, crocheted edge
14 Handkerchief, tatted edge
15 Hot plate mat
16 Lap Robe
17 Luncheon cloth
18 Place mats (2)
19 Pot holders (2)
20 Refrigerator towel
21 Rug
22 Tablecloth
23 Table runner
24 Not specified
DIV. 754 - KNITTING
Class
01 Afghan, large
02 Afghan, small
03 Centerpiece
04 Dish Cloth
05 Hot Plate Mat
06 Lap Robe
07 Place mats (2)
08
09
Pot Holders (2)
Not specified
DIV. 755 - EMBROIDERY
Class
01 Centerpiece, under 14 inches
02 Centerpiece, over 14 inches
03 Centerpiece, textile paint
04 Dish towels (2)
05 Dish towels, textile paint (2)
06 Dresser scarf
07 Place mats (2)
08 Pot Holders (2)
09 Tablecloth, chicken scratch
10 Tablecloth, embroidered
11 Tablecloth, textile paint
12 Table runner
13 Hucking
14 Guest Towel
15 Wall hanging
16 Not specified
DIV. 756 - INFANTS
Class
01 Afghan, crocheted
02 Afghan, knitted
03 Bib
04 Bonnet, crocheted
05 Bonnet, knitted
06 Booties, crocheted
07 Booties, knitted
08 Cap
09 Christening dress
10 Dress, crocheted
11 Dress, sewn
12 Mittens, crocheted
13 Mittens, knitted
14 Overall
15 Pillow
16 Quilt, cheater
17 Quilt, embroidered
18 Quilt, hand applique
19 Quilt machine applique
20 Quilt, pieced
21 Quilt, textile paint
22 Receiving blanket
23 Sleeper
24 Suit, boys
25 Sweater
26 Sweater set
27 Not specified
DIV. 757 - PILLOW CASES
Class
01 Applique
02 Crochet edge
03 Cross-stitch
04 Cut Work
05 Embroidered
06 Hemstitched
07 Knitted Edge
08 Monogrammed
09 Stenciled
10 Tatted Edge
11 Textile painted
12 Not specified
Class
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
DIV. 758 - SOFA PILLOWS
Must be pillows.
Applique
Candlewicking
Chicken scratch
Crocheted
Counted Cross Stitch
Embroidered, cotton
Embroidered, crewel
Knitted
Machine embroidery
Needlepoint
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
JULY 2015
Punch work
Quilted, cheater
Quilted, pieced
Shadow quilting
Textile painting
Trapunto
Not specified
DIV. 759 - COUNTED CROSS-STITCH
Class
01 Bib
02 Book mark
03 Bun warmer
04 Doily
05 Jar lids
06 Luncheon cloth
07 Picture, framed, under 5 x 7
08 Picture, framed, over 5 x 7
09 Sweatshirts
10 Towels
11 Not specific
DIV. 760 - HARDANGER
Class
01 Apron
02 Christening dress
03 Bell pull
04 Book Mark
05 Bun warmer
06 Cross
10 Dresser Scarf
11 Luncheon Cloth
12 Picture, framed, under 5 x 7
13 Picture, framed, over 5 x 7
14 Pillow case
15 Place mats (2)
16 Sun catcher
17 Sofa Pillow
18 Table runner
19 Tray doily
20 Wall hanging
21 Not specified
DIV. 761 - TATTING
Class
01 Bookmark
02 Collar
03 Doily
04 Edging
05 Not specified
DIV. 762 - MACHINE EMBROIDERY
Articles may be purchased or homemade
with added machine embroidery.
Class
01 Adult garment
02 Any accessory
03 Youth garment
04 Infant Garment
05 Not specified
DIV. 763 - WOOL FELTING
Class
01 Wall Hanging
02 Penny rug
03 Hat
04 Purse
05 Any other
DIV. 764 - MOST UNIQUE APRON
1st, $10.00 • 2nd, $7.50 • 3rd, $5.00
Apron; will be judged on sewing techniques
and creativity. May use a pattern or your own
design.
Class
01 Unique Apron
JULY 2015
Arts and Crafts
Arlyce Allpress, Bev Nagler,
and Marge Olson
1st, $2.50 • 2nd, $2.00 • 3rd, $1.50
Special Rules
1. All exhibits must remain in place until 8:00
p.m. Sunday.
2. No more than one entry will be permitted
in any lot by one exhibitor. Duplicate entries will not be accepted in miscellaneous
groupings.
3. The department will make every effort to
assure the safety of all articles after arrival
and placement, but in no event will be responsible for any loss or damage to exhibits.
4. All exhibits must be entered in the name
of the maker.
5. All articles in this department must be new
or completed within the year. Judges will
penalize all articles showing a SOILED or
AGED condition.
6. No premium awarded unless exhibit is
deemed worthy of merit.
DIV. 851 - CRAFTS, WOODEN
Class
01 Angel
02 Bird feeder
03 Bird house
04 Book Ends
05 Candle holders
06 Chest
07 Clock
08 Cutting Board
09 Decorative wooden article, Christmas
10 Decorative wooden article, Easter
11 Decorative wooden article, Halloween
12 Decorative wooden article, Valentine
13 Doll
14 Doll furniture
15 Doll house
16 Door stop
17 Foot stool
18 Gun rack
19 Heritage box
20 Lawn ornament
21 Letter holder
22 Magazine rack
23 Planter
24 Plant stand
25 Puzzle
26 Recipe box
27 Sculpture
28 Shelf
29 Sign
30 Toy box
31 Toy, large
32 Toy, small
33 Trivet
34 Useful wooden article, large
35 useful wooden article, small
36 Wood burning
37 Wood carving
38 Carving, chip
39 Carving, animal
40 Carving, bird
41 Carving, human figure
42 Carving, fish
43 Carving, walking stick
44 Carving, waterfowl
45 Carving, other than above
46 Any other wooden article
DIV. 852 - TRASH TO TREASURE
A great way to renew, reuse, refurbish, restore! A card needs to accompany each entry
listing the trash you used in your project. Pictures are welcome too. Judging will be based
on originality and use of materials.
Class
01 Artistic
02 Funcitonal
DIV. 853 - PICTURES
Class
01 Cotton Embroidery
02 Counted cross stitch, large
03 Counted cross stitch, small
04 Decoupage
05 Metal
06 Seed art
07 Needle point, large
08 Needle point, small
09 Quilting
10 Wood cut, small
11 Wood cut, large
12 Wool embroidery, small
13 Wool embroidery, large
14 Paper cutting, Schrenshette
15 Ribbon embroidery, large
16 Ribbon embroidery, small
17 Stained glass
18 Trapunto
19 Weaving
20 Not specified
DIV. 854 - PAINTINGS
Class
01 Acrylics, abstract
02 Acrylics, animal
03 Acrylics, birds
04 Acrylics, cartoon
05 Acrylics, floral
06 Acrylics, fruit
07 Acrylics, landscape
08 Acrylics, portrait
09 Acrylics, seascape
10 Acrylics, still life
11 Acrylics, not specified
12 Oil, abstract
13 Oil, animal
14 Oil, birds
15 Oil, cartoon
16 Oil, floral
17 Oil, fruit
18 Oil, landscape
19 Oil, portrait
20 Oil, seascape
21 Oil, still life
22 Oil, not specifed
• • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Motorized Bionic
Animal Puppets
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Cock-A-Doodle Petting Zoo
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Face Painting
• • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Antique Tractor
Display and Parades
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
17
Water Color, abstract
Water Color, animals
Water Color, birds
Water Color, cartoon
Water Color, floral
Water Color, fruit
Water Color, landscape
Water Color, portrait
Water Color, seascape
Water Color, still life
Water Color, not specified
DIV. 855 - DRAWINGS
Class
01 Pencil
02 Charcoal
03 Colored pencils
04 Ink
05 Crayon
DIV. 856 - NEEDLEWORK
Class
01 Bear
02 Chenille item
03 Crocheted item, large
04 Crocheted item, small
05 Doll, dressed baby doll
06 Doll, dressed Barbie doll
07 Doll, decorated
08 Doll, depression
09 Doll dress sewn
10 Doll dress, hand-made
11 Doll, hanky
12 Doll Wardrobe (4 pieces or more mounted
on display board
13 Doll quilt
14 Doll, character
15 Doll, stuffed, large
16 Doll, stuffed, small
17 Doll, any other
18 Doll, any other accessory
19 Felt penny rug
20 Felt runner/centerpiece
21 Garden Flag
22 Hot dish carrier
23 Huck Towel, Swedish weaving
24 Jewelry travel bag
25 Knitted item, large
26 Knitted item, small
27 Macrame article, large
28 Macrame article, small
29 Novelty
30 Outdoor Banner/Flag
31 Pillow (decorated)
32 Pin cushion
33 Place Mats (2)
34 Potholders (2)
35 Puppet
36 Purse
37 Sewing basket
38 Soft sculpture
39 Snowman
40 Stuffed toy, larege
41 Stuffed toy, small
42 Tote bag, any size
43 Trapunto
44 Wall hanging, crewel
45 Wall hanging, embroidered
46 Wall hanging, felt, fabric, and/or yarn
47 Wall hanging, latch hook
48 Wall hanging, macrame
49 Wall hanging, any other
50 Windsock
51 Not specified
52 Big recycle item
53 Small recycle item
54 Wool felt
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Quilting, Carving, and Soap and
Candle making Demonstrations –
Thursday through Sunday in the tent!
DIV. 857 - HOLIDAY NEEDLE
WORK/CRAFTS
Class
01 Angel
02 Christmas Candleholder
03 christmas centerpiece
04 Christmas doll
05 Christmas jewelry tree
06 Christmas ornament (set of 4 mounted on
display bd
07 Christmas stocking
08 Christmas table decoration
09 Christmas tree decoration
10 Christmas tree skirt
11 Christmas wall hanging
12 Christmas wreath
13 Christmas, any other
14 Crocheted item, large
15 Crocheted item, small
16 Easter decoration
17 Easter egg
18 Door decoration
19 Halloween decoration, large
20 Halloween decoration, small
21 Holiday table runner
22 Pine cone art
23 Knitted item, large
24 Knitted item, small
25 Table decoration
26 Valentine decoration
27 Wall hanging
28 Wreath, pine cone
29 Wreath, any other
30 Thanksgiving decoration
31 Not specified
DIV. 858 - RUGS
Class
01 Braided, under 3 feet
02 Braided, 3 to 6 feet
03 Braided, over 6 feet
04 Hooked, under 3 feet
05 Hooked, 3 to 6 feet
06 Hooked, over 6 feet
07 Loom woven, under 3 feet
08 Loom woven, 3 to 6 feet
09 Loom woven, over 6 feet
10 Polyester rug, any size
11 Rug type wall hanging, any size
12 Minature doll house rug made on a loom
13 Minature doll house rug, any other
14 Unspecified
DIV. 859 - MISCELLANEOUS
Class
01 Art foam ornament
02 Artificial corsage
03 Basket, woven
04 Basket, woven
05 Beaded Articles
06 Burlap item
07 Calligraphy sample--invitation, etc
08 Candles, beeswax
09 Candles, all others
10 Canning Jar Art
11 Coasters
12 Egg craft
13 Fishing lure - home-made
14 Flowers, large
15 Flowers, small
16 Flower Craft, any kind in an arrangement
17 Lamp
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Lamp shade
Leathercraft, large article
Leathercraft, small article
Metal craft, large
Metal craft, small
Mobile
Origami creation
Outdoor metal sculpture under 6 feet
Outdoor metal sculpture over 6 feet
Padded book cover
Padded picture frame
Party favor, place cards, nut cups, etc.
Placemats
Plastic, canvas
Polymer clay, any other
Quilted articles
Ribbon embroidery
Rope weaving
Rosemaling, large
Rosemaling, small
Shadow box
Stained glass
Stepping stone
String item
Taxidermy, animal
Taxidermy, bird
Taxidermy, any other
Tie-Dye article
Tin punch
Wall hanging, mosaic seed and any other
Wall hanging, string
Wall hanging, wire
Windchimes
Wreath
Not Specified
Duct Tape item
DIV. 860 - CERAMICS AND POTTERY
Class
01 Antiqued
02 Basket
03 Bowl
04 Bowl with pitcher
05 Candle holder
06 Canister set
07 Ceramics and fabric
08 Christmas glazed
09 Christmas ornament
10 Christmas pieces
11 Christmas religious, large
12 Christmas religious, small
13 Dry brushing with stains, ceramic
14 Easter
15 Eggs
16 Halloween
17 Item chalked
18 Item glazed
19 Item stained
20 Lamp
21 Musical pieces
22 Painted
23 Porcelain doll
24 Porcelain figures
25 Reverse antique
26 Softies
27 Stein
28 Underglaze
29 Vase
30 Wall hanging
31 Wildlife reverse antique
32 Wildlife chalked
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Wildlife stained
Not specified
DIV. 861 - WEARING ACCESSORIES
Made from any materials.
Class
01 Bracelet
02 Earrings
03 Headband
04 Necklace
05 Pin
06 Ring
07 Scarf
08 Not specified
DIV. 862 - BEST DECORATED
TENNIS SHOES
1st $10.00 • 2nd $7.50 • 3rd $5.00
You may use old or new tennis shoes for this class.
You may decorate them with fabric, paints, stamping, jewelry, beading, etc. to embellish your exhibit.
Please use your imagination. Creativity, attractiveness and workmanship will all apply. If you wish to
bring a decorated/undecorated shoe box for displaying them that would be great addition, but not
necessary. Enter your exhibit in the North Creative
Activity Building between the normal entry hours
(9:00 am – 7:00 pm) on Wednesday.
Class
01 Decorated Pair of Tennis Shoes
DIV. 863 - MINIATURE DISPLAY
1st, $10.00 • 2nd, $7.50 • 3rd, $5.00
What’s your favorite place to be? Using cardboard, wood, foam board, etc. create a miniature space of that memory. No larger than 12”
x 12” with 3 sides and a floor. Decorate the inside using any medium. You may decorate the
outside as well but not necessary. Completeness, creativity, and workmanship all apply.
Class
01 Minature room or place
DIV. 864 - QUILT-ON-STICK
1st, $10.00 • 2nd, $7.50 • 3rd, $5.00
Needs to be displayed on a paint stick and be
at least 8” x 9” in size. Must have a sleeve or
means to attach a paint stick to the back.
Theme: Swift County Fair. Can be hand or machine stitched, embroidered, appliqued, glued,
fabric pens, etc. more credit will be given for
creativity vs. sewing.
Class
01 Swift County Fair depicted on a quilt/stick
DIV. 865 - PAPER CRAFTS
ORIGINAL DESIGN
Class
COMPUTER GENERATED - Display of 4
cards mounted on paper/tagboard, etc.
01 Birthday Card
02 Holiday Card
03 Sympathy Card
04 Thank You Card
05 All Ocassion Card
SCRAPBOOKING - Display 2 Pages; may
include front and back
06 Best embellishment
07 Birthday
08 Children
09 Holiday
10 Seasonal
11 Special Events
12 Sports
13 Vacation
14 Occasion
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CARD MAKING - Display of 4 cards
mounted on paper/tagboard, etc.
Birthday cards
Holiday cards
Sympathy cards
Thank You cards
All Ocassion cards
COMPUTER GENERATED PHOTO BOOK
Family
Holiay
Special Events
Vacation - Computer Photo Book
All Occasion - Computer Photo Book
DIV. 866 - BEST RED, WHITE
AND BLUE ENTRY
1st, $5.00 • 2nd, $3.00 • 3rd, $2.00
Use your imagination – it must be handmade and
contain some of all three colors. Any type of material/s and plan can be used. Surprise us! SPECIAL PRIZES!
Class
01 Red, White and Blue Exhibit
DIV. 867 - GIFT BASKET
1st, $5.00 • 2nd, $3.00 • 3rd, $2.00
Gift baskets entered into competition should include 3-10 items and depict a certain theme, occasion, etc. (Use your imagination).
Class
01 Gift Basket
DIV. 869 - COLLECTIBLES
1st, $10.00 • 2nd, $5.00 • 3rd, $3.00
This exhibit will consist of items collected and
owned by the exhibitor. Must contain at least 6
items but not more than 12. Exhibitor cannot enter
more than one collection. Smaller items may be
mounted and if you have an interesting story
about your entry, please attach it to your entry.
Class
01 Collection of at least 6 items
DIV. 870 - ANTIQUES
1st, $3:00; 2nd, $2:00; 3rd, $1.00
Must be at least 50 years old or of collectible
value. They will be judged on quality, beauty, condition and value. Only one entry per exhibitor in
each lot. Articles previously entered cannot be entered again. We are not responsible for damaged
or stolen exhibits, even though the building and
grounds are patrolled at all times. All items will be
entered at exhibitor’s own risk.
Class
01 Child's Garment
02 Lady's Garment
03 Men's Garment
04 Unspecified garment
05 Bowl
06 China cup & saucer
07 Place and setting
08 Salt and pepper shakers
09 Sugar bowl
10 Teapot
11 Unspecified glassware
12 Vase, crystal, milk glass pottery
13 Tin/Wooden advertising box
14 Quilt (pieced)
15 Quilt (Tied)
16 Cloth Feed/Seed Sack
17 Crochet item
18 Embroidered item
19 Knitted item
20 Tatted item
21 Unspecified hand work
22 Cast iron toy
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Tin toy
Wooden toy
Baby doll
China doll
Rag doll
Unspecified doll
Paper dolls and clothes
Teddy bear
Picture
Unspecified - Miscellaneous
Plates
Pitcher
Coffee pot
DIV. 871 - BUNCH OF JUNK
Let your imagination, go wild and use any treasure you may have laying around to construct this
attractive piece of art. Remember art is in the
eyes of the beholder--anything goes. However,
your creation must be able to stand alone.
1st, $10.00 • 2nd, $7.50 • 3rd, $5.00
Class
01 Under 8 ft. tall - done by an individual
02 Under 4 ft. tall - done by an individual
03 Under 8 ft. tall - done by a group
04 Under 4 ft. tall - done by a group
DIV. 873 - TABLE SETTING
1st, $15.00 • 2nd, $10.00 • 3rd, $5.00
Exhibitor needs to furnish the following – Card
table, tablecloth, napkin, complete place setting
of dishes and flatware, accents and a centerpiece. Prizes will be awarded in each lot and part
of the scoring will be on how well the theme is followed.
Class
01 You Choose (attach a card with theme you
chose)
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Sunrise or Sunset
Unusual
Water Scene
DIV. 926A - AMATEUR, BLACK & WHITE
Junior; 12 & Under
Class 01-17 Above
DIV. 926B - AMATEUR, BLACK & WHITE
Teen; 13 through 17
Class 01-17 Above
DIV. 927 - AMATEUR, COLORED
Adult; 18 & Older
Class
01 Animal or fish
02 Bird
03 Children
04 Children with animals
05 Close-ups
06 Cloud Scene
07 Costume
08 Flowers
09 Hunting and/or fishing
11 Landscape
12 People
13 Series of 4 on tagboard
14 Still Life
15 Sunrise or sunset
16 Unusual
17 Water Scene
18 Not Specified
DIV. 928 - AMATEUR, COLORED
Junior; 12 & Under
Class 01-18 Above
DIV. 929 - AMATEUR COLORED
Teen; 13 through 17
Photography
Sarah Skarsten, Judy Overlie,
Jeanette Hanson, and Char Lehne
1st, $2.50 • 2nd, $2.00 • 3rd, $1.50
No larger than 8 x10 size, including borders. All
photographs must be matted (construction paper
acceptable). No glass or frame. Clear plastic suggested to prevent scratching or damage during
exhibition. Work should not have been exhibited
at this fair before. Write exposure information if
known on back of photo or on tag attached. Bring
card with name, address and categories to be entered to facilitate recording. Please have your
name on the back of the work for added identification. Only one entry per lot and a maximum of
15 entries per exhibitor. Exhibits will be released
at 8:00 p.m. Sunday. Photographs must be taken
by exhibitor.
DIV. 926 - AMATEUR, BLACK & WHITE
18 Years of Age & Older
Class
01 Animal or fish
02 Bird
03 Children
05 Close-ups
06 Cloud Scene
07 Costume
08 Flowers
10 Landscape
11 Not Specified
12 People
14 Still Life
Class 01-18 Above
DIV. 930 - ENHANCED DIGITAL
Class 01-18 Above
DIV. 931 - GRANDPARENTS
BRAG PICTURE
Color or black and white.
Class
01 The picture that the grandparents brag about
DIV. 932 - FAIR PICTURES
All photographs must be mounted and/or framed
(ready to hang for display). Winning photograph
in this class will be eligible for display at MN Federation of county fairs in January 2016.
Class
01 Animals
02 Kids
03 Not Specified
04 People
05 Special Events
DIV. 933 - USING CELL PHONE
Class
01 Animals or Fish
02 Bird
03 Children
05 Close-ups
06 Cloud Scene
07 Costume
08 Flowers
10 Landscape
11 Not Specified
12 People
14 Still Life
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Sunrise or Sunset
Unusual
Water Scene
Juniors
16 Years of Age & Under
Ann Bonk, Kathy Henkelman,
Tessa Mahoney, Jackie Schmidt
1st, $2.50 • 2nd, $2.00 • 3rd, $1.50
All Juniors entries for this department will be
entered, judged and displayed in the Creative
Activity Building II except Horticulture which
will be entered with Horticulture Division. Exhibits will be released at 8:00 p.m. Sunday.
DIV. 950 - FLORICULTURE
Class
01 Asters, 3 blooms
02 Bachelor buttons - 3 blooms
03 Dahlia - 1 bloom
04 Daisy, 3 blooms
05 Fairy Garden
06 Gladiolus, single spike
07 Hybrid tea rose, 1 bloom
08 Lily, 1 stem
09 Marigold - 3 blooms
10 Mum - 1 spray
11 Not Specified
12 Pansies - 3 blooms
13 Petunia - 3 blooms
14 Potted Plant
15 Snap Dragons, 3 stems
16 Sunflower, 1 bloom
17 Sweet Peas, 3 stems
18 The Green Machine
19 You Name It floral arrangement - attach a
card naming your theme
20 Zinnia - 3 blooms
DIV. 952 - CANNED FOODS
Any entry which does not meet requirements will be exhibited but not judged. All nonacid vegetables must be processed by
pressure cooker.
Tomatoes and Fruits may be processed by
boiling water bath use and leave new lids and
rings on jars.
Label each exhibit: Contents, kind and variety, date canned, method (pressure or hot
water). Label to be 1 x 1 1/2” placed near bottom.
Exhibit in pint colorless glass jars.
BALL® “BRING OUT YOUR BEST™”
YOUTH FOOD PRESERVATION AWARDS
presented by:
BALL® & KERR® HOME CANNING
Dome® Lids, or canned in Kerr® Jars sealed
with Kerr® Bands with Self-Sealing® Lids or
Dome® Lids. In addition, selections of the best
entry submitted by a youth in the Soft Spreads
category will be limited to entries using one of
the Ball® Fruit Jell® Pectins: Regular, No
Sugar Needed, or Liquid.
The best entry from each category will receive coupons for Ball® or Kerr® Home Canning Products.
Class
01 Any canned fruit
02 Any canned jam
03 Any canned jelly
04 Any canned pickles
05 Any canned salsa
06 Any canned vegetables
07 Any other canned foods
08 Dehydrated fruit
09 Dehydrated vegetables
BAKING
Prizes sponsored by Southern Minnesota
Beet Sugar Cooperative.
DIV. 953 -YEAST BREAD
Bread baked in regular size pans (3x4x8)
1st, $2.50 • 2nd, $2.00 • 3rd, $1.50
This includes ages 16 and under. Exhibit must
be product of exhibitor. The same article cannot be exhibited in open class. Follow the
same rules as in open class. It is recommended that exhibits be in a clear plastic bag.
Class
01 Tea Ring (1/2 ring)
02 Breadsticks (3)
03 Dark, Whole wheat
04 Dinner rolls (cloverleaf, finger, etc)
05 Hamburger buns (3)
06 Not Specified
07 Rye bread
08 Sweet rolls (cinnamon, caramel, etc.)
09 White
DIV. 954 - QUICK BREAD
Class
01 Not Specified
02 Banana Bread
DIV. 955 - CAKES, UNFROSTED
Four inch square of cake. No Mixes
Class
01 Angel food
02 Any other
03 Chocolate
04 Cupcakes (4)
05 Not Specified
06 Sponge
07 White
DIV. 956 - COOKIES, UNFROSTED
Exhibit 3 cookies. No Mixes
To promote the art of home canning, and to
honor youths who excel at the art of home
canning, Ball® & Kerr® Home Canning is offering First Place Youth Award categories.
Judges will select the best entry submitted by
a youth in Fruit, Vegetable, Pickle and Soft
Spread categories canned in Ball® Jars
sealed with Ball® Bands with Dome® Lids or
Class
01 Chocolate
02 Chocolate chip
03 Chocolate drop
04 Ginger
05 Monster
06 Not Specified
07 Oatmeal, drop
08 Peanut butter
09 Rolled out
10 Sugar
11 Unbaked
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DIV. 957 - BARS
Exhibit 3 bars. No Mixes
Class
01 Brownies, not iced
02 Cereal
03 Chocolate Chip
04 Fruit
05 Not Specified
06 Oatmeal bar
07 Peanut
08 Unbaked
DIV. 958 - CANDY
Exhibit 3 pieces
Class
01 Any other
02 Chocolate Fudge
03 Divinity
04 Edible Bug (use card to identify materials
used)
05 Not Specified
06 Peanuut Brittle
NEEDLEWORK
DIV. 959 - NEEDLEWORK
Fabric & Textile Warehouse, Willmar, Mn. will
sponsor a $10.00 gift card to the overall construction winner in the Junior Division
Class
01 Complicated sewing item
02 Crochet, any article
03 Doll clothes
04 Doll quilt
05 Doll, soft and stuffed
06 Dressed doll, must be work of exhibitor
07 Fashion accessory
08 Fleece blanket
09 Fleece hat
10 Fleece mittens
11 Fleece scarf
12 Kitchen accessory, fabric
13 Knit, any article
14 Machine embroidered item
15 Not Specified
16 Pillow case (1)
17 Pillow, any
18 Placemats
19 Potholders (2)
20 Quilt
21 Rug
22 Simple sewing item
23 Slippers or mittens
24 Stuffed toy
25 Sweatshirt, decorated
26 Tote bag/handbag
ARTS & CRAFTS
DIV. 960 - ARTS AND CRAFTS
Class
01 Article made from wood
02 Bug collection (15 identified)
03 Cardmaking (2 cards) mounted on cardboard
04 Cartooning
05 Ceramic, any article
06 Computer generated art
07 Decorated dish towels (2)
08 Decorated sweatshirt
09 Decorated T-shirt
10 Duck Tape item
11 Educational booklet
12 Flowercraft, any type
13 Glass sculpture
14 Jewelry, any other item
15 Jewelry, beaded
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Leather, any article
Metal, any article
Mosaic, any article
Not Specified
Novelty article of wood
Origami item
Painted wood craft or decoration
Picture frame
Plastic canvas
Plastic, any item
Polymar clay figure
Polymar clay, any
Rock collection (12 in egg carton)
Sand art
Scrapbooking (1 page)
Stenciling, any item
Stepping stone
Stonecraft
Stringcraft
Textile painting, any article
Toy, any other
Wallhanging
Weaving, hand or loom
Decorated Bird house or feeder
Decorated gourds
Decorated flower pot
DIV. 961 - DRAWINGS - PASTELS,
CHALK, CHARCOAL, PENCIL, ETC
1st, $2.50 • 2nd, $2.00 • 3rd, $1.50
(Framed or Unframed)
Class
01 Abstract, any medium
02 Animals, birds
03 Cartooning
04 Colored Pencil, unframed
05 Computer generated art
06 Finger painting
07 Landscape, seascape
08 Miniatures, any medium
09 Not Specified
10 Paint by number kits
11 Painting, any medium
12 Pencil, unframed
13 Portraits, figures
14 Still life
DIV. 962 - PICTURES &WALL HANGINGS
(Framed or Unframed)
Class
01 Not Specified
02 Cartooning, framed
03 Charcoal, framed
04 Colored pencil, framed
05 Counted cross stitch, framed
06 Crayon, framed
07 Creative stitchery, framed
08 Latch hook
09 Macrame
10 Oil, framed
11 Pencil, framed
12 Plastic canvas, framed
13 Quilted
14 Water color, framed
DIV. 964 - MODELS
Class
01 Airplanes
02 Automobiles
03 Boat
04 Not specified
05 Pinewood Derby Cars
06 Trucks
07 Vans
DIV. 965 - PRINTMAKING
Please exhibit your printmaking tool
along with a sample of your work
Class
01 Block
02 Not Specified
03 Sponge
04 Stenciling
05 Vegetable
CLASS 16-LEGO WORLD
Lego project must be exhibited on a display
board. Only one exhibit per person. Champion ribbon will be awarded.
Class
01 Display - no larger than 12 inches x 24
inches, 18 inches high on platform
Small Fry
Includes ages 6-10
DIV. 967 - SWEET BREADS
Please exhibit in clear plastic bag.
1 Small Loaf or 1/2 Regular Loaf
Class
01 Not Specified
02 Banana Bread
03 Bran muffins (3)
04 Fruit bread
05 Muffins, any other (3)
06 Muffins, plain (3)
DIV. 968 - CAKES-USING MIXES
Four inch square of cake (not iced)
Class
01 Chocolate
02 Cupcakes (3)
03 Not Specified
04 White
DIV. 969 - COOKIES
Exhibit 3 of each.
Class
01 Chocolate (3)
02 Chocolate Chip (3)
03 Decorated cookies (3)
04 Edible bug, use card to identify material
05 Monster
06 Not Specified
07 Oatmeal, droped
08 Peanut Butter
09 Rolled out
10 Unbaked
DIV. 970 - BARS
Exhibit 3 of each.
Class
01 Not Specified
02 Brownies (not iced)
03 Chocolate chip
04 Fruit
05 Peanut
06 Unbaked
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FREE
Root Beer
Floats
THURSDAY
beginning at 5 pm
Sponsored by
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Cooperative
FREE
Sweetcorn
Feed
SUNDAY
beginning at 11 am
Sponsored by
Glacial Plains
Cooperative
MEDALLION
HUNT
$100 PRIZE
All Ages--clues given
every ½ hour
Watch social media for clues!
SUNDAY
beginning at 3 pm
Sponsored by
1st Murdock Agency
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DIV. 971 - NIBBLES AND SUCH
Exhibit 1 Cup
Class
01 Any other mix
02 Cereal mix
03 Edible bug
04 Fruit mix
05 Peanuts mix
06 Playdough from scratch
07 Popcorn ball
08 Popcorn mix
DIV. 972 - CRAFTS
Reminder... Exhibits which contain several pieces
must be exhibited in tray or shallow box so pieces
don’t get lost.
Class
01 Any holiday item
02 Any other collection
03 Any other craft
04 Any other fleece item
05 Any other jewelry
06 Beaded jewelry
07 Beadwork, any
08 Bug collection, 15 identified
09 Card making (2 mounted on sheet of paper)
10 Ceramic, any article
11 Christmas item
12 Clay sculpture
13 Colored pencil drawing
14 Doll quilt, any
15 Duct Tape item
16 Finger painting
17 Fleece blanket
18 Fleece hat
19 Fleece mittens
20 Fleece scarf
21 Flowercraft, any kind
22 Foam art
23 Free hand drawing
24 Glass Sculture
25 Latch hook, any item
26 Legos - no kits - flat box
27 Models
28 Napkin rings, any, set of 4
29 Origami item
30 Paint by number item
31 Picture Family (4) mounted on tagboard
32 Pillow, any
33 Plastic canvas with yarn, any kind
34 Plastic canvas, holiday
35 Play dough collection
36 Play dough item
37 Potholders (2)
38 Purchased doll, dress made by exhibitor
39 Regrigerator magnet
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Rock collection (12 in egg carton)
Rubberband jewelry
Scrapbooking (1 page)
Stamp collection
Stepping stone
Stonecraft
Sweatshirt, painted or decorated
Textile painting, any article
T-shirt, painted or decorated
Tye dyed item
Weaving, hand or loom
Wood item
Smallest Fry
5 Years of Age and Under
DIV. 973 - CRAFTS
Class
01 Miscellaneous item
1st Ever Swift County Fair
Rib Fest
Saturday, August 22
@ 3:00 pm
We need YOU to help us determine the
best ever Rib Maker in the county. Be sure
to show up and vote. Trophies will be
awarded to the top 3 winners. Proceeds will
go toward building the new restrooms.
MY DOLLY & ME CONTEST
Saturday, August 22 • Chuck Brown Bldg.
The judging will begin at 11:00 am. At that time each of the contestants will be interviewed individually by the judges off stage. The Contest will be judged on your child and doll being a complete
unit along with the interview and the stage presence of your child .
The age categories are 3-4, 5-6, and 7-8. You may register your child between 10:30 am – 11:00
am in the CBB on Saturday, August 22. However, they must be registered and ready for individual
judging at 11:00 am. The contestants will be introduced to the public and winners named before the
Talent Contest. Special Ribbons will be awarded to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners in each category plus the overall winner will receive a trophy.
The DeMarce Theatre of Benson is sponsoring this event.
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Swift County Fair
CHILD’S NAME________________________________________________________ AGE ______
SWIFT COUNTY FAIR 2015 COLORING CONTEST – May be duplicated as needed
Age groups are for children ages 3-4, 5-6, 7-8 and 9-10 years old. Please color this picture using crayons or colored pencils; (no colored pens please).
Bring your picture to the Fair Office Wednesday, August 19, 2015, between 9:00 am - 7:00 pm. Pictures become the property of the fair unless other arrangements
are made. Four carnival ride tickets will be awarded for each age group for first place; three tickets for second place and two tickets for third place in each age category.
One free carnival ride ticket will be awarded when you enter your completed picture. Your picture will be displayed in the old school house throughout the fair. If your
picture was awarded a placing, bring it to the Fair Office to claim additional ride tickets. SPONSORED BY HOLLOWAY ROD & GUN CLUB
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