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99TH ANNUAL PANHANDLE EXPOSITION - TEXAS COUNTY FAIR 2016
August 17-20, 2016
Guymon, Oklahoma
Registration & Pre Entries Accepted
In All Departments & Contests
Presented by:
PLEASE PRE ENTER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
BEFORE AUGUST 1, 2016
Download your entry forms at texascountyfair.org
No One Will Be Turned Away On Entry Day
Even If They Have Not Pre Entered
You may mail, fax or bring pre entries to the
Texas County Activity Center.
or go to texascountyfair.org and enter there
Contact:
Texas County Activity Center
P.O. Box 1749
West 5th Street and Sunset Lane
Guymon, OK 73942
Phone
Fax
(580) 338-5446
(580) 468-3027
E Mail
[email protected]
Web
texascountyfair.org
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TEXAS COUNTY FAIR 2016
Premium Book
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE #’s
Pre Entry Schedule All Departments ....................................................... 6, 10
Arrival & Release All Departments.................................................................6
Fair Board Members and Officers ..................................................................7
Department Superintendents............................................................................8
Contests & Events Index ..................................................................................9
Department Index ..............................................................................................9
Schedule of Events by Days...................................................................... 10-12
Announcements ................................................................................................14
Rules & Regulations .................................................................................. 14-16
Advertisers ......................................................................................................137
Sponsors ..........................................................................................................137
Award Sponsors .............................................................................................137
Kori Keylon
Currently Kori serves
on Texhoma’s FFA
chapter. Included
in Kori’s plans to
“Grow it and Show
it”, is the desire to
someday become an
Ag Teacher. Kori’s
heifer, Grace, shown,
here, was Kori’s first
time to “grow it and
show it” at the Texas
County Fair.
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ANTIQUE
TRACTOR PULL
AND
MACHINERY SHOW
TEXAS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
GUYMON, OKLAHOMA
See . . .
RARE &
UNUSUAL
TRACTORS
TRACTOR PULL
SATURDAY
6:00 p.m.
Model “N” Waterloo Boy
1916-1924
FREE ADMISSION
Tractors must be 1959 models or older and must have current weight ticket
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT
Albert Waugh - 545-3685
Gorey Waugh - 338-6056
Curtis Raines – 338-3786
Wednesday - SaturdayAugust 17th - 8th
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ARRIVAL, RELEASE, & JUDGING SCHEDULE
ALL DEPARTMENTS
August 17-20, 2016
PRE ENTRIES ACCEPTED IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
PRE ENTER BEFORE AUGUST 1, 2016
Dept
A Tractor Operator’s Contest ........................................Thursday 9:30 a.m ................................................... Activity Center
B
Junior Heifer & Steer Show......................................Weigh in 7:00 - 8:30 a.m., Saturday ..............................Cattle Barn
Cattle Show & Judging ...........................................10:00 a.m., Saturday ................................................. Arena Building
All Cattle will be released following judging
C
Open Horse Show .....................................................Saturday, August 15, 2016 .............Pickard Arena, West on Hwy 54
Entries 8:00 a.m
Show 9:00 a.m. ........................... Hooker, OK
D
Swine .....................................................................Weigh in 3:00-5:00 p.m., Wednesday ............................. Swine Barn
Judging.......................................................................6:00 p.m., Wednesday
All swine will be released following judging
E
Swine Carcass Show & Contest ...............................3:00-5:00 p.m., Wednesday ............................................. Swine Barn
On Foot Judging ........................................................Immediately following swine show
Carcass Judging .........................................................5:00 p.m, Tuesday, August 23, 2016 ............OPSU , Goodwell, OK
F
Junior Ewe & Market Lamb Show ...........................1:00-3:00 p.m., Friday ................................................... Sheep Barn
Judging.......................................................................4:00 p.m., Friday ....................................................... Arena Building
All sheep released after judging
G
Meat Goat Show........................................................Entries 1:00-3:00 p.m., Thursday,
Judging....................................................................... 4:00 p.m., Thursday
All goats released after judging
H
Poultry & Rabbits......................................................Entries 4 p.m. – 6 p.m., Tuesday .................................. Poultry Barn
Judging.......................................................................9 a.m., Wednesday......................................................... Poultry Barn
Release 5:00 p.m. Saturday
K
Home & Community Education ...............................Entries 1 p.m. – 5 p.m., Tuesday .............................. Activity Center
Judging.......................................................................9 a.m., Wednesday..................................................... Activity Center
Release 5:00 p.m. Saturday
All departments listed below enter 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m., Tuesday
Judging ......................................................................9:00 a.m., Wednesday,
except for Plants & Flowers and Boy Scouts, judged at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday
Release of exhibits ....................................................7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., Saturday
Agriculture
4-H & FFA
Plants & Flowers
Fine Arts
Ceramics & Crafts
Junior Arts & Crafts
Antiques & Hobbies
Domestic Science
Domestic Arts
Photographic Arts
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Junior & Senior High School Arts & Crafts
See schedule of events page 12 For contests within departments
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99th ANNUAL PANHANDLE EXPOSITION
“Grow It and Show It”
It’s what the fair is all about, so we welcome your entries at this
year’s Panhandle Exposition Texas County Fair. From kids’ turtle races to
pumpkins to flowers to animals, your Texas County Fair Board invites you
to “Grow it and Show it” with us at this year’s fair.
As we thank you- volunteers, sponsors, and exhibitors; we recognize
there would be no fair without you all. It for this reason we have a great
Texas County Fair, year after year we are blessed.
When you think about our theme: “Grow it and Show it”, you think about
the livestock shows, the perkie veggies- even the youngsters who are now
JERRY WIEBE
big enough to participate in the Kids Pedal Power Tractor Pull. The Horse
Show is set for August 27th at the Pickard Arena in Hooker. The exotic
animals show from the OKC Zoo has participated in our theme “Grow it and Show it” this year. They are set to
host live shows every half hour on Friday evening. Apollo Med Flight will sponsor a kids photo session with a
special animal, once again.
We hope you feel as proud to “Grow it and Show it” as we are. We hope you get involved in the fair- after
all it IS about local people showcasing their handiworks. You might want to get photographic- and even post
some of your favorite fair shots on our Instagram channel, or submit to our website to show your pride. We’re
ready for you. Let’s Grow it and Show in our support and attendance this year. We proudly welcome you to the
Panhandle Exposition Texas County Fair.
Finally, help us thank PTCI for stepping up to serve as our presenting sponsors; another great reason to be proud
of “local.” Please come out to your fair every day!
Jerry Wiebe, Anthony Adams, David Thrasher, Emilie Fischer,
Jason Hitch, Kelly Keylon, Tom Stephens, John Lynch
Staff Members: Rocky Richardson and Eva Mussman
TEXAS COUNTY FAIR BOARD 2016
OFFICERS
Jerry Wiebe ....................President ..............................Hooker, Oklahoma
Anthony Adams..............Vice-President ......................Hooker, Oklahoma
David Thrasher ..............Treasurer ..............................Texhoma, Oklahoma
Emilie Fischer.................Secretary ..............................Hooker, Oklahoma
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Jason Hitch............................. Guymon
Tom Stephens ..............................Guymon
Kelly Keylon......................... Texhoma
John Lynch ....................................Hooker
Mark Glover..............................Goodwell
STAFF
Rocky Richardson ....................Manager
Eva Mussman....................Fair Secretary
Roberts & Keenan,
LLC
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102 S. East Street
Guymon, OK 73942
Bus: 580-338-8792
Fax: 580-338-8793
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DEPARTMENT SUPERINTENDENTS 2016
Thank you for your loyalty and the time volunteered each year. You are appreciated.
Texas County Fair Board and Staff
Beef Cattle ...............................................................................................................Kelly Keylon
Open Horse Show .....................................................................................................Rene Bagley
Swine................................................................................................................... Ashley Harrison
Swine Carcass Show & Contest......................................................................... Ashley Harrison
Jr. Ewe & Market Lamb Show .....................................................................................Ken Lane
Meat Goat Show .......................................................................................................Steve Kraich
Poultry & Rabbits ..................................................................................................... Cheri Allard
Agriculture ........................................................................................... Harry and Emilie Fischer
4-H & FFA ...............................................................................................................Arlene James
Home & Community Education................................................................................. Mary Long
Plants & Flowers ............................................................................................ Rose Garden Club
Fine Arts................................................................................................................ Nancy Levings
Ceramics & Crafts .............................................................................................. .Wendy Johnson
Jr. Arts & Crafts Pre School thru Elementary ............................Myrtle Leisure and Family
Antiques & Hobbies ................................................................................................ Carol Tucker
Domestic Science.................................................................................................Sherry Lindley
Domestic Arts .....................................................................................................Phyllis Stephens
Photographic Arts ............................................................................Koletta Scott & Shutterbugs
Girl Scouts ...................................................................................... Girl Scouts of Texas County
Boy Scouts ......................................................................................Boy Scouts of Texas County
Junior & Senior High School Arts & Crafts.................................................................................
Bucket Calves ..........................................................................................................Kelly Keylon
Perky Veggie Contest ..............................................................................Beth and Steve McKee
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INDEX
SPECIAL EVENTS
Page
Antique Tractor Pull & Machinery Show - South of Carnival .............................. Gorey Waugh, Albert Waugh, Curtis Raines ................5
Bucket Calves - Arena Building .............................................................................. Kelly Keylon .........................................................17, 27
Grand Champion Pie Contest - Domestic Science Dept - Activity Center ............. Sherry Lindley.....................................................21, 108
Great All American Turtle Race - South of Activity Center .................................... Texas County Fair Board ............................................20
Health Poster Contest - Jr Arts & Crafts Dept - Activity Center ............................ Texas County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee .....90
Kid’s Pedal Power Tractor Pull Contest - Arena Building....................................... Tom and Phyllis Stephens...........................................21
Let’s Make a Quilt Block Contest - Domestic Arts - Activity Center ..................... Phyllis Stephens ..................................................17, 111
Oklahoma’s Best Bread Baking Contest - Domestic Science – Activity Center ............... Sherry Lindley.............................................................96
Perky Veggies - Commercial Building...................................................................... Beth & Steve McKee ..................................................20
Wheat Show - Agriculture Dept - Activity Center...................................................... Harry & Emilie Fischer ..............................................40
Wilton Cake Decorating - Domestic Science Dept .................................................. Sherry Lindley....................................................100-101
DEPARTMENTS
DEPT
Category
Page
Dept. A
Dept. B
Dept. C
Dept. D
Dept. E
Dept. F
Dept. G
Dept. H
Dept. I
Dept. J
Dept. K
Dept. L
Dept. M
Dept. N
Dept. O
Dept. P
Dept. Q
Dept. R
Dept. S
Dept. T
Dept. U
Junior Heifer & Steer Show. ......................................................
Open Horse Show ........................................................................
Swine............................................................................................
Swine Carcass Contest & Show. .................................................
Jr. Ewe & Market Lamb Show ...................................................
Meat Goat Show ..........................................................................
Poultry & Rabbits ........................................................................
Agriculture ...................................................................................
4-H and FFA. ...............................................................................
Home & Community Education..................................................
Plants and Flower ........................................................................
Fine Arts.......................................................................................
Ceramics and Crafts ....................................................................
Junior Arts and Crafts - Pre School thru Elementary ............
Antiques and Hobbies .................................................................
Domestic Science.........................................................................
Domestic Arts ..............................................................................
Photographic Arts ........................................................................
Girl Scouts. ..................................................................................
Boy Scouts ...................................................................................
Junior & Senior High School Arts & Crafts...............................
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
COMMERCIAL EXHIBITS OPEN
Activity Center - Commercial Building - Parking Lot
Wednesday. ............................. 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Thursday ............................... 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Friday .................................. 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Saturday ................................ 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
PRE ENTRY AND REGISTRATION DEADLINE FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS
AS SOON AS POSSIBLE BEFORE August 1, 2016
YOU WILL BE ABLE TO ENTER August 17 EVEN IF YOU HAVEN’T PRE ENTERED. HOWEVER, IT WILL BE
VERY TIME CONSUMING.
ARTICLES FOR EXHIBITION MUST BE BROUGHT TO THE ACTIVITY CENTER TUESDAY, August 16 - 9 AM TO
6 PM. SEE SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FOR DATE AND TIME TO BRING LIVESTOCK.
TUESDAY, August 16, 2016
9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Entry of all departments in the Activity Center
Please bring your entries even if you were not able to pre enter.
Agriculture - Wheat Show
Antiques & Hobbies
Boy Scouts
Ceramics & Crafts
Domestic Arts - Quilt Block Contest
Domestic Science Ball/Kerr Award
Wilton Cake
Oklahoma’s Best Bread Baking Contest
Fine Arts
4-H & FFA
Girl Scouts
Junior Arts & Crafts
Preschool - Elementary Health Poster Contest
Photographic Arts
Plants & Flowers
1:00 - 5:00 p.m. Home & Community Education
4:00 - 6:00 p.m. Entries for Poultry and Rabbits Poultry Barn
6:00 p.m. Entries Close in all departments in Activity Center
6:30 p.m. Judging of Plants & Flowers - (Judging times approximate depending on number of entries)
6:30 p.m. Judging of Boy Scouts
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WEDNESDAY, August 17, 2016
9:00 a.m. Judging of:
Agriculture - Wheat Show
Antiques & Hobbies
Ceramics & Crafts
Domestic Arts—Quilt Block Contest
Domestic Science Ball/Kerr Award
Wilton Cake
Oklahoma’s Best Bread Baking Contest
Home & Community Education
Fine Arts
4-H & FFA
Photographic Arts
Girl Scouts
Junior Arts & Crafts Preschool - Elementary
Health Poster Contest
Poultry & Rabbits
2:00 - 6:00 p.m. Setup of ALL inside Commercial Exhibits in Activity Center
3:00 - 5:00 p.m. Entries for Swine Show & Swine Carcass Show & Contest
6:00 p.m. GRAND OPENING - TEXAS COUNTY FAIR
6:00 p.m. Swine Judging
6:00 pm On foot judging of Swine Carcass Contest
Immediately following Swine Show
(Results of Swine Carcass Contest will be announced Tuesday, August 12, 5:00 p.m. at OPSU
meat lab, Goodwell, OK)
ALL SWINE WILL BE RELEASED FOLLOWING JUDGING!
9:00 pm Fair closes for the day
THURSDAY, August 18, 2016
10:00 a.m.
1:00-3:00 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
5:00. - 6:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
9:00 p.m.
FAIR OPENS FOR THE DAY
Entries - Meat Goat Show
Entry time for Design a Perky Veggie Contest (Inside Commercial Building)
Perky Veggie Contest
Meat Goat Show - judging
Entries Kid’s Pedal Power Tractor Pull Contest
Kid’s Pedal Power Tractor Pull Contest
Fair closes for the day
FRIDAY, August 19, 2016
10:00 a.m.
3:00 - 3:30 p.m.
3:00 - 5:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m - Close.
6:00 p.m.
10:00 p.m.
Fair opens for the day
4-H Home Economics Judging Contest
Entries for Sheep Show
Oklahoma City Zoo
Judging of Sheep Show
Fair closes for the day
ALL SHEEP WILL BE RELEASED FOLLOWING JUDGING!!
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Saturday, August 20, 2016
7:00-9:00 a.m. Entries for Beef Show and Bucket Calf Show
10:00 a.m. Fair opens for the day
Cattle Show and Judging begins in arena building -fairgrounds
4-H & FFA Livestock Educational Judging Contest immediately following beef cattle show.
11:00 a.m. Great All-American Turtle Race
1:30 p.m. Entries for Panhandle Expo Pie Contest
2:00 p.m. Judging of Panhandle Expo Pie Contest
2:00 - 3:00 p.m. Entry For Tractor Pull
5:00 p.m. Release of Poultry and Rabbits. See Rule 2.
6:00 p.m. Antique Tractor Pull and Machinery Show - South end of Fairgrounds
7:00 p.m. Fair closes
7:00-8:00 p.m. Pick up Entries
ALL CATTLE WILL BE RELEASED FOLLOWING JUDGING
SATURDAY, August 27, 2016
8 a.m.
Open Horse Show
Pickard Arena - Hooker, OK - West side of Hooker on Hwy 54
FAIR WILL CLOSE SATURDAY - August 20, 2016 - 7:00 P.M.
Exhibits may be claimed from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. - ONLY – NO EARLY RELEASES.
PLEASE NOTE NEW TIME TO PICK UP EXHIBITS.
Exhibits can be picked up during office hours Monday, August 22, 2016
from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon - 1:00-5:00 p.m.
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580-338-8421 • P.O. BOX 1131 • GUYMON, OK 73942
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Board of Directors of the Texas County and Panhandle Free Fair Association, Inc. presents herewith the Premium List
of the 99th Annual Panhandle Exposition to be held in Guymon, Oklahoma, August 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 2016.
The purpose of the Texas County and Panhandle District Fair Association, Inc. is to hold an annual exposition which
will truly reflect the agricultural and industrial development of the county, its resources and possibilities, an institution of much
educational value and, to a certain degree, pointing the way to further development.
Much thought and attention has been given to the making of this premium list, and while it is not all the management would
like to have, we feel the premiums are such that we can ask and expect your support. It is for the prosperity and happiness and
up building of our homes that we are working. Join with us and help make this the biggest and best exposition ever held in Texas
County.
The management wants your valuable aid. Its object is to encourage just what you are engaged in - farming, stock raising
and business enterprises, that go to make our county excelled by none and equaled by few.
To the loyal and enterprising business people and farmers of Texas County, who so loyally assisted in the organization of
past expositions, which has made this great educational institution possible, and the County Commissioners who have given us
loyal support and encouragement, we extend our sincere thanks.
We invite the hearty cooperation of the farmers and business people of Texas, Kansas, New Mexico, Colorado, and
Oklahoma. The degree of success attained is determined largely by this cooperation.
Look this premium list over, bring your farm products, livestock, fruit, canned goods, bread, cakes, fancy work, art goods,
etc.
RULES & REGULATIONS
NOTE: PLEASE READ THESE RULES CAREFULLY. DO NOT ASK THE MANAGEMENT TO VARY FROM
THEM. YOUR EXHIBIT IS ACCEPTED WITH THE UNDERSTANDING THAT YOU ARE FAMILIAR WITH THE
PROVISIONS OF THIS CATALOG. AN INFORMATION BOARD WILL BE MAINTAINED DURING THE FAIR IN
THE LOBBY, ON WHICH ANY CHANGES OF PROGRAM OR SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS WILL BE POSTED
FROM DAY TO DAY. READ THE INFORMATION BOARD.
RULE 1: Interpretations, Violations, Amendments
Section 1. The Board of Directors of the Texas County Fair Association, reserves the right to interpret these rules and
regulations and arbitrarily settle all the questions arising in connection with the Fair.
Section 2. The Board of Directors of the Texas County Fair Association, reserves the right to amend or add to these rules
as they, in their judgment, deem advisable. In the event of conflict of general and special rules, the latter will govern.
Section 3. Any person or persons who violates any of the special or general rules will forfeit all privileges, rights and
premiums.
Section 4. The Superintendent reserves the right to use any exhibit for training purposes such as in judging contests. No
work out by judging teams will be allowed on any breeding stock. All work outs to be after judging of animals and only with
close supervision by superintendents.
Rule 2: Entry and Release Requirements
Section 1. Time of entry. See schedule of events and refer to respective departments. Pre entries accepted in all
departments before August 1, 2016.
Section 2. Poultry will be released at 5 p.m. Saturday, August 20, 2016. All other exhibits may be picked up after closing
time of 7 p.m. on Saturday, August 20, 2016. Persons unable to claim exhibits at the above listed time may pick them up during
regular office hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday, August 22, 2016.
Section 3. Requst for Advance Release. An exhibit may be released in advance of 7 p.m. Saturday, August 20, 2016, only
for the purpose of exhibiting at another show. Exhibitors must show a written request for advance release: indicating show dates,
name of show and closing time for entries. Such release request must be signed by show management or Superintendent of Show
requesting such release. NO EXCEPTIONS.
Section 4. Commercial exhibits will be released at 7 p.m. Saturday, August 20, 2016. Building will be open Monday for
the convenience of exhibitors in removing their displays. Fair concludes at 7 p.m. Saturday, August 20, 2016.
Section 5. All exhibits not removed before 5 p.m. Monday, August 22, 2016, become the property of the Fair Board and
will be disposed of as they so desire unless other arrangements are made in advance with Fair Manager.
Section 6. All property of every character entered or exhibited at the Exposition for any purpose shall be subject to the
control of the Superintendent in charge of that department and the Fair Board.
Section 7. Separate exhibits must be provided for by each entry in each class, section or department except in livestock herd
exhibits. Individual ownership must be established if more than one entry in any class is made from the same farm or home.
Section 8. All junior exhibitors must be currently enrolled in elementary or secondary school or home schooled. They have
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the privilege of making entries of products, livestock, etc. made, produced or owned by them in all adult or open classes in addition
to entries of their respective department.
Section 9. Pre Entry & Entry forms will be provided by the fair office, and located in the Fair Book and the exhibitors are
required to see their exhibits are properly listed on same and returned to the Fair office.
Section 10. No advertising or designation of ownership will be allowed on exhibits other than that placed thereon, except on
livestock by management.
Section 11. Exhibitors must not change their exhibits, or any part thereof, after the hours designated for the same to be
placed.
Section 12. All breeding animals (cattle, hogs, and sheep) must be either registered or eligible for registration and registration
papers submitted to Superintendents for verification. All Oklahoma State Department of Agriculture health and inspection
rules shall prevail in Departments B thru G. These specific regulations pertaining to each department will be found in the
Texas County Fair Office.
Section 13. Exhibitors, as used in the premium list, may include individual, bonafide partnership and organizations. In the
Junior Section the ownership is confined to the individual exhibitor. In the Adult or Open classes, only individuals or bonafide
partnerships will be allowed to exhibit, except organizations will exhibit in classes specified.
Section 14. Developmentally Disabled MR are defined as:
1. Developmental disability is defined by the Developmental Disabilities Services Division DDSD general provisions,
Section QAC 340:1000-1-2 as;
a. A severe chronic disability of a person which is attributed to mental or physical impairment or combination of
mental and physical impairments.
b. Results in substantial limitations in three or more of the following areas of major life activity: self care, receptive
& expressive language, mobility, learning, self- direction, capacity for independent living and economic self
sufficiency.
2. Mental retardation is defined by DDSD general provisions,
Section QAC 340:100-1-2 as:
a. A condition which prefers to substantial limitations present intellectual functioning, existing concurrently with
related limitations in two or more of the following applicable adaptive skill areas: communication, self care, home
living, social skills, community use, self direction, health & safety, functional academics, leisure and work.
b. Manifests before age 18
3. Criteria for MR in accordance with DDSD QAC 340:100-3-1, all states that the individual “be determined to
have a disability with a diagnosis of mental retardation by the Social Security administration or the DHS medial
evaluation”.
Rule 3: Exhibitor’s Duties and Privileges
Section 1. All exhibits or crops must have been raised during the year 2016 and all livestock must be owned by the exhibitor
at the exhibiting time, except the get of sire.
Section 2. The Superintendents of each department will assign all spaces to exhibitors, and shall have full authority to move
or rearrange exhibits when in their judgment it becomes necessary. Livestock exhibitors will be expected to keep their assigned
space in a clean, sanitary condition at all times during the fair.
Section 3. Any member of the Fair Association or its Superintendents shall have access to all premises of any character on
the Exposition grounds at any time during the exposition.
Section 4. If it be ascertained that any exhibitor has made or caused to be made false statements in regard to any animal or
article or if any exhibitor shall attempt to interfere with the judges in the performance of their duties, they shall be excluded from
all competition or exhibition on the grounds of the Association or the Exposition and any awards that they may have received may
be forfeited at the discretion of the Board.
Section 5. The decision of the judges shall be final and no appeals will be considered except in cases of protest.
Section 6. Youth who have been declared ineligible to participate in extracurricular activities by their school administration will
be declared ineligible to participate in this show. Youth who are eligible on the first day of the show will be considered eligible
through the duration of the show. Similarly youth who are ineligible on the first day of the show will be considered ineligible
through the duration of the show. If an exhibitor is ineligible to participate in the show for any reason, the animals or project
owned by the exhibitor are also ineligible for the show. They will forfeit all show and/or sale premiums and awards.
RULE 4: Protest and Appeals
Section 1. All protests or appeals must be made in writing to the Fair Secretary within 4 hours after the decision or award
is made. It is considered that award was made when the ribbon or premium card was placed. Each protest or appeal must be
accompanied by a deposit of $25.00, which will be forfeited if the protest or appeal is not sustained. Said protest or appeal must
state clearly the cause of complaint or appeal.
Section 2. No complaint or appeal upon the statement that the judge or judges are incompetent or have overlooked an animal
or article will be considered by the management.
Section 3. The right of an exhibitor to appeal from the decision of a judge to the Board will apply only when it is charged
that the decision of the judges has been influenced or interfered with by another.
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Section 4. Appeals from the decision of a judge or superintendent in charge must be made in writing and must contain at
least one specific charge stating at length the facts relied upon of the rules violated, and naming the witness and his address by
whom substantiation is to be made.
Section 5. All questions, disputes or differences not provided for under these rules shall be referred to the Board, whose
decisions shall be final.
Section 6. In addition to the right of protest herein guaranteed to exhibitors, the Directors reserve the right to take cognizance
of fraud consummated or attempted in connection with any exhibit and take such action as may be deemed just and proper.
RULE 5: Powers and Liabilities of Association
Section 1. The management will use every precaution to guard against extortion in any form upon the Exhibition grounds
and any violation of this rule will result in forfeiture of every privilege, contract or money paid and expulsion from the grounds.
Section 2. The management reserves the right to remove from the grounds any exhibit, animal, concession or show
objectionable, or to remove any sign, banner, identification mark or signature, or advertising matter of any kind without any reason
thereof.
Section 3. No diseased animal will be permitted to be exhibited or to occupy the exhibit stalls at any time of the
Exposition in this county and every precaution will be used to enforce this rule, but the management will not be responsible
for any loss or damage that may be sustained through violation of this rule.
Section 4. No claim for injury to any person or property shall be asserted or suit instituted or maintained against the Fair
Association, Inc., its officers or their agents, representatives, servants, or employees having a license or privilege to exhibit on the
Exposition grounds or occupy space thereon.
Section 5. The management will use diligence and reasonable precaution to insure safety of all exhibits during the Exposition
but in no case will they be responsible for damage, loss by theft, etc.
Section 6. The management reserves the right to remove any animal which exhibits either an aggressive or uncontrollable
disposition. The management’s decision is final and without appeal.
RULE 6: Premiums and Awards
Section 1. Premiums will be awarded only on articles classified in Premium List. The decisions of a judge shall be final
and no appeal will be considered except in case of protest.
Section 2. The judges in all departments will be approved by the Fair Board. No one will be allowed to act as judge in the
class or rings in which he exhibits.
Section 3. No premiums will be awarded when the article is unworthy, competition or no competition.
Section 4. In departments where an exhibitor is allowed to enter more than one entry per class, any exhibitor if having more
than one entry (example—four sheep or calves in one class) and if said exhibitor has no competition he may win all prize money
without exception.
Section 5. Premiums will be mailed to exhibitors.
Section 6. Where special premiums are offered, they shall be paid directly by the honors upon presentation or orders from
the Secretary of the Fair Association, Inc.
Section 7. NO ADJUSTMENTS OF PREMIUM CHECKS WILL BE MADE AFTER DECEMBER 31, 2016. NO
EXCEPTIONS
SPECIAL RULES
Section 1. All rules that are applicable shall be made a part of all contracts with concessionaires.
Section 2. Commercial exhibitors will not be permitted to sublet any of their assigned commercial area. Each commercial
exhibitor area shall contain only material and/or advertising pertaining to one firm or organization. Any area having multiple firm
or organization content shall be construed as two (2) or more exhibitors and will be required to pay full commercial booth price
for each firm or organization.
Section 3. A Superintendent and assistants will be appointed to each department, whose duty it shall be to receive the
exhibits, properly classify them, adhere to entry deadlines, to assist the judges and to secure signatures to Certificates of Awards.
Section 4. In order to get this premium list in the hands of the people of the county early enough, it is necessary to go to
press long before the Excise Board has had an opportunity to pass upon the estimate of the Fair Board. The estimate is made and
presented to the Excise Board and they could find it necessary to reduce the amount of the premiums offered without further notice.
A Superintendent’s meeting will be held prior to the Exposition date. At this time all superintendents will determine the workers
needed and notify them.
Section 5. Each township or community (example—Extension Homemakers Groups) having a general exhibit shall furnish
one person to look after the exhibit and display the same at the request of the Superintendent of the Department.
Section 6. If it be ascertained that any exhibitor or his employees has in any public manner taken exception to the judgment
or any ruling of any awarding committee, judges, superintendents, or any official of the Panhandle Exposition, the management
may expel said exhibitor or employee so offending from competing for a premium or exhibition from the grounds until he/she shall
have made proper apology and been reinstated by a vote of a majority of the Board of Directors.
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BUCKET CALVES
Sponsor: Texas County Farm Bureau
SHOW & CONTEST
ENTRIES: SATURDAY 7:00 - 9:00 A.M.
Contest: Following the Heifer Show
Pre entries accepted and encouraged
Age Groups:
3-5 years
6-7 years
8-11 years
Classes will be broken by superintendents according to entries
ARENA BUILDING
SPECIAL PRIZES
SEE BEEF CATTLE DEPARTMENT FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
OPEN CLASS
LET’S “MAKE A QUILT BLOCK” CONTEST
Entry: Tuesday, August 16, 2016 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
SUPERINTENDENT: PHYLLIS STEPHENS
MACHINE PIECED
HAND PIECED
MACHINE APPLIQUEED
HAND APPLIQUEED
HAND EMBROIDERED
MACHINE EMBROIDERED
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
GRAND PRIZE
RIBBON
RIBBON
RIBBON
RIBBON
RIBBON
RIBBON
RIBBON
RIBBON
RIBBON
RIBBON
RIBBON
RIBBON
RIBBON
RIBBON
RIBBON
RIBBON
RIBBON
RIBBON
RIBBON
RIBBON
RIBBON
RIBBON
RIBBON
RIBBON
$10.00
MACHINE PIECED - CHILDREN
HAND PIECED - CHILDREN
MACHINE APPLIQUEED CHILDREN
HAND APPLIQUEED- CHILDREN
HAND EMBROIDERED - CHILDREN
MACHINE EMBROIDERED - CHILDREN
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
GRAND PRIZE
$5.00
DOMESTIC ARTS DEPARTMENT
EXHIBIT HALL ACTIVITY CENTER
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND RULES SEE DOMESTIC ARTS DEPARTMENT
Checks issued by Panhandle Exposition
AUTOMOTIVE AND INDUSTRIAL PARTS
TERRY MOORE - Manager
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Brianna Keylon
Brianna likes to Grow it and Show
it at the Panhandle Exposition
Texas County Fair. Keylon is
raising out here Grand Champion
Heifer from the 2014 fair. This is
her second calf and she plans on
showing it at the 2017 fair.
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CREATE A “PERKY VEGGIE” CONTEST
Entry Time - 4:30 p.m.
Contest - Thursday 5:00 P.M. to 6:00
Age Groups:
A
3-5 years
5-7 years
8-10 years and
11-14 years
Place: Commercial Building
Superintendent:
Beth and Steve McKee, Guymon, OK
Rule 1.
Contestants will be responsible for providing their own vegetable.
Rule 2.
Vegetables will be limited to 25 lbs. or under.
Rule 3.
Each child must do his/her own work.
Rule 4.
Texas County Fair Board will provide: glue, magic markers, construction paper, tape, tempera paint,
yarn, fabric, scissors, stapler, and cotton batting, etc. No materials other than those provided by Fair
Board may be used.
Rule 5.
No pre registration required.
Rule 6.
Rosettes will be awarded to the overall winner of the four divisions with the decision of the judges
being final. Ribbons will be awarded to all runners-up in all categories.
The management will use every effort to give each participant a fair chance to win but does reserve the
right to interpret the above rules and regulations and arbitrarily settle all questions that may arise.
Great All-American Turtle Race
South of Activity Center
SATURDAY
Entry at 11:00 a.m.
Sponsored by Brown & Associates Insurance
Guymon, OK
Prizes:
First
$100.00 Cash
Second
75.00 Cash
Third
$20.00 Cash
Fourth
$10.00 Cash
Rules
1. Open to anyone age 1 to 101!
2. Must be a dry land box turtle - NO EXCEPTIONS!!
3. Entry will be at the Activity Center on the south side at 11:00 a.m.
4. All turtles will be turned over to the Wildlife Department after the race.
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KID’S PEDAL POWER TRACTOR PULL CONTEST
Entries: Thursday 5:30 p.m.
Contest: Thursday 6:30 p.m.
Pre entries accepted and encouraged
Superintendents and Sponsors
Tom and Phyllis Stephens - Guymon, OK
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Open to children ages 4 to 12 years old (age as of the day of the contest)
There are nine age divisions. Contestants will pull against their own age.
Contestants will pull in order of registration.
All pull tractors and skids will be furnished.
No one but contestant and judges allowed in the pull area.
All contestants in each age division will use the same tractor.
Judges will not help start the load.
Contestants may pull as fast or slow as they want as long as they stay inbounds.
When the skid forward motion stops, no jerking of the skid will be allowed. The pull has ended.
If a contestant’s foot slips from the pedal, the pull ends.
In case of a full pull, more weight is added and those contestants with a full pull will pull again.
No repulls allowed unless judge overrules.
Contestants with the longest pull in their age division will be declared the winner.
All judges’ decisions are final.
Ribbons and trophies will be awarded in each age level.
PANHANDLE EXPO’S GRAND CHAMPION PIE!!
Domestic Science Department
Entry Time: Saturday Only 1:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Judging Time: 2:00 p.m.
Pies will be judged on flavor, texture of crust, texture of filling and general appearance.
Individuals may enter one pie in each of the following classes. Recipe for the crust, filling
and topping must accompany the pie.
Class 1 - Cream Pie
Class 2 - One Crust Pie
AWARDS:
Class 3 - Two Crust Pie
Class 4 - Pecan Pie
Please pick up pies immediately following judging.
1st in each class .............. $10
2nd in each class
Ribbon
3rd in each class
Ribbon
First place premiums are sponsored by Mills Ideal Food Store - Hooker, OK
GRAND CHAMPION PIE - $50.00 Gift Card - Sponsored by Carter’s Marketplace, Guymon, OK
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DEPARTMENT A
JUNIOR HEIFER & STEER SHOW
Superintendents:
Kelly Keylon - Texhoma, OK
ENTRIES OPEN FOR CATTLE SHOW - 7:00-8:30 a.m. Saturday, August 20, 2016
JUDGING 10:00 a.m. Saturday August 20, 2016
ALL CATTLE RELEASED AFTER JUDGING
NOTE: There will be no Panhandle Classic
Rule 1.
All rules and regulations governing the 2016 Annual Panhandle Exposition will apply to this department. HEALTH
PAPERS ARE REQUIRED FOR ALL CATTLE except for bucket calves.
Rule 2.
Failure to comply with any specific rules governing the exhibition is grounds for withholding of all premiums
Rule 3.
If any animal is unmanageable, they will not be allowed to participate in that department. The discretion will be left
up to the Superintendent of that department on entry day.
Rule 4.
Space for grooming stalls will be designated by Superintendent on entry day.
Rule 5.
Steers will be weighed at 7:00-8:30 a.m., Saturday, AUGUST 20, 2016 (or specific arrangements made with the
Superintendent) and placed in appropriate weight classes to be determined by superintendent with no re-weigh
Rule 6.
HEALTH PAPERS REQUIRED FOR ALL CATTLE. All State Health rules will prevail. A copy of this will
be on file in the Fair Manager’s office.
ATTENTION: SEE RULE 2 SECTION 12 UNDER RULES AND REGULATIONS.
Rule 7.
Showmanship Contest - All participants & animals must have shown in current year’s beef cattle department.
Bucket calves are not eligible.
Rule 8.
Each exhibit must be exhibited by owner, or must submit written request for a substitute junior exhibitor to
department superintendents before entries for that class of livestock closes. Exception being if exhibitor has more
than one animal in the same class.
Rule 9.
In all Sections of Livestock, a breed must have a minimum of 5 entries to make a Breed Section. If not, that Breed
must show in other sections.
Rule 10. The interpretation of the rules will be the sole responsibility of the show management, as will also be the case
where no specific rules apply.
Premiums for Sections 1 & 2:
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
$25
$20
$15
$12
$10
$7.50 $7.50 $7.50
HEIFERS - REGISTERED
Section 1
Class
1.
3.
2.
4.
9. Champion Heifer-Registered
10. Reserve Champion Heifer-Registered
5.
6.
Rosette
Rosette
7.
8.
HEIFERS - COMMERCIAL
Section 2
Class
1.
3.
2.
4.
9. Champion Commercial
10. Reserve Champion Commercial
5.
6.
7.
8.
Rosette
All first place animals eligible to show. Second place animal in class from which champion was selected is eligible to show.
* Minimum of 5 head per breed
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SUPREME HEIFER
Section 3
Grand Champions of Registered and Commercial Heifers with Reserve Champions on standby.
Class
Sponsored by:
1. Grand Champion Supreme Heifer
Anchor D Bank - Guymon, Goodwell, Texhoma
Anchor D Bank - Guymon, Goodwell, Texhoma
2. ReserveChampionSupreme Heifer
Bank of the Panhandle - Guymon
Conway Veterinary Services - Guymon
Premiums:
1st
$25
2nd
$20
Buckle
$50.00
Buckle
$35.00
ALL BREED AND CROSSBREED STEER SHOW
Section 4
3rd
$15
4th
$12
Prospect steer Classes 900 lbs. or under
Class
1.
3.
2.
4.
9. Grand Champion Prospect Steer
10. ReserveChampion Prospect Steer
5th
$10
6th
$7.50
7th
$7.50
8th
$7.50
5.
6.
Sponsored by Mid-First Bank - Guymon
Sponsored by Mid-First Bank - Guymon
Sponsored by Bank of the Panhandle-Guymon
7.
8.
Progress steer Classes 901 lbs. or over
11.
13.
15.
17.
12.
14.
16.
18.
Classes to be determined by Superintendent after weigh in of Steers
19. Grand Champion Progress Steer
Sponsored by Farm Credit of Western Oklahoma - Guymon
20. Reserve Grand Champion Progress Steer
Sponsored by Long & McKinnon, Inc. - Guymon
(Reserve Class Champions eligible to show for champion)
Buckle
$50.00
Buckle
$35.00
Buckle
Buckle
JUNIOR FITTING & SHOWMANSHIP CONTEST
Section 5
This section is open to all exhibitors who are exhibiting in this department and are regularly enrolled in elementary or
secondary school.
All participants and animals must have shown in current year’s beef cattle department.
Cash awards paid by Texas County Fair Board
Premiums:
1st $15.00
2nd $12.50
3rd $7.50
4th $5.00
Class
1. 16 yrs. and over as of Jan. 1, 2016
2. 13-15 yrs. as of Jan. 1, 2016
3. 9-12 yrs. as of Jan. 1, 2016
4. 8 yrs. and under as of Jan 1, 2016
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BUCKET CALVES
Section 6
Entries: 7:00-9:00 a.m.
SHOW & COMPETITION: Will follow the Heifer Show
PLACE: ARENA BUILDING
Premiums
Grand Champion in Each Class
Rule 1.
Rule 2.
Rule 3.
Rule 4.
Rule 5.
The calf being exhibited must be an orphan or newborn and may be either male or female, dairy, beef, or cross, but
the calf must be bottle or bucket fed.
The calves are to be shown at halter in special bucket calf classes. Classes may be split if numbers warrant
according to age of child.
In Classes 1, 3, & 7 the calf must be born on or after March 16, 2016 and be owned by exhibitor prior to
July 1, 2016.
The bucket calf entries will be judged on the child’s knowledge about the calf & calf handling. THE CLASS WILL
NOT BE JUDGED ON CONFIRMATION OR GROOMING!
Pre entry is encouraged, deadline for entries 5:30 p.m.. Regular entry form all departments will be used for Entry
or Pre-entry. They are available at the Activity Center Office or in the fair book.
Classes may be split if numbers warrant – this will be done at superintendents discretion.
Exhibitor must be at least 3 years old by show date.
Judge has the right to remove any animal that cannot be handled by the exhibitor.
Show Sticks optional.
Rule 6.
Rule 7.
Rule 8.
Rule 9.
Class
1. 8-11 YEARS
4.
6-7 YEARS
7.
3-5 YEARS
2. Grand Champion - Rosette
3. Reserve Grand Champion - Rosette
9. Reserve Grand Champion- Rosette
10. Supreme Grand Champion - Buckle
Buckle is sponsored by
Texas County Farm Bureau
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DAREN L. DEPEW, FICF
SPECIALIZED NEEDS COORDINATOR
P.O. BOX 50 BEAVER, OK 73932
PHONE: BUS. 580-625-3268
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DEPARTMENT B
OPEN HORSE SHOW
Superintendent: René Bagley - 580-338-0957 Cell: 580-651-0957
Pickard Arena - On Hwy 54 - West side of Hooker, OK
Entries: 8:00 am
Show 9:00 a.m.
NO ENTRY FEE: Everyone is eligible for premiums; however, the fair form entry must be filled out correctly including
the social security number.
Premiums:
Rule 1.
Rule 2.
Rule 3.
Rule 4.
Rule 5.
Rule 6.
Rule 7.
Rule 8.
Rule 9.
1st
$5.00 & R
2nd
$4.00 & R
3rd
$3.00 & R
4th
$2.00 & R
5th
$1.00 & R
A negative Coggins test (within 12 months) is required on each horse brought to the show grounds, regardless if
shown or not. Horses without proper papers will be required to leave.
No Stallions will be allowed on show grounds
Judges decisions are final. Please direct all questions to the show superintendent.
Points for High Point Awards will be accumulated on one horse/one rider basis. Points will be awarded as follows: 1st
Place - 5 points, 2nd Place - 4 points, 3rd Place - 3 points, 4th Place - 2 points, 5th Place - 1 Point. If there are less than
five horses in the class, then first place will receive the number of points as the number of horses in the class.
Rules for Oklahoma 4-H Horse Shows will be followed. These are online at the 4-H website under literature online;
click on animal science, then horse, then events, then on 2016 State and District 4-H Horse Show Rules.
Attire. Long sleeved shirts with collar and shirt tail tucked in pants, long pants, cowboy boots, western hat or
protective headgear. Ball caps, T-shirts, or tennis shoes will not be allowed.
Halter Classes are divided by the age and sex of the horse. Performance classes are divided by the age of the
exhibitor. Age is determined as of January 1, 2016.
In timed events a closed gate start and finish will be used.
In timed events knocking over a barrel or pole in pole bending is a 5 second penalty. Knocking over a pole or marker
in stake race is a disqualification.
Section 1
Class
21. Western Horsemanship (8 and under)
1. Halter Mares, 5 years and younger
22. Western Riding (All Ages)
2. Halter Mares, 6 years and older
23. Reining (All Ages)
3. Grand Champion Mare - selected from classes 1 & 2
24. Trail (19 and over)
4. Reserve Champion Mare - selected from classes 1 & 2
25. Trail (14-18)
5. Halter Geldings, 5 years and younger
26. Trail (9-13)
6. Halter Geldings, 6 years and older
27. Trail (8 and under)
7. Grand Champion Gelding - selected from classes 5 & 6
28. Barrel Race (19 and over)
8. Reserve Champion Gelding - selected from classes 5 & 6
29. Barrel Race (14-18)
9. Showmanship (19 and over)
30. Barrel Race (9-13)
10. Showmanship (14-18)
31. Barrel Race (8 and under)
11. Showmanship (9-13)
32. Pole Bending (19 and over)
12. Showmanship (8 and under)
33. Pole Bending (14-18)
13. Lead Line (does not count toward high point)
34. Pole Bending (9-13)
14. Western Pleasure (19 and over)
35. Pole Bending (8 and under)
15. Western Pleasure (14-18)
36. Stake Race (19 and over)
16. Western Pleasure (9-13)
37. Stake Race (14-18)
17. Western Pleasure (8 and under)
38. Stake Race (9-13)
18. Western Horsemanship (19 and over)
19. Western Horsemanship (14-18)
39. Stake Race (8 and under)
20. Western Horsemanship (9-13)
In classes 3, 4, 7 and 8, rosettes will be given and no additional premium money nor all around points will be awarded.
Section 2
HIGH POINT AWARDS
1.
2.
3.
4.
High
High
High
High
Point
Point
Point
Point
Adult (19 and over)
Senior (14-18)
Junior (9-13)
Pee Wee (8 and under)
Buckle
Buckle
Buckle
Buckle
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DEPARTMENT C
SWINE
Superintendent: Ashley Harrison - Texhoma, OK
Rule 1.
Rule 2.
Rule 3.
Rule 4.
Rule 5.
Rule 6.
Rule 7.
Rule 8.
Rule 9.
Rule 10.
Rule 11.
Rule 12.
Rule 15.
Rule 14.
Entries will be Wednesday, August 17, 2016, from 3:00-5:00 p.m.
Placing of Swine: Wednesday, August 17, 2016, 6:00 p.m.
All Swine will be released following judging.
NOTICE: PREMISE NUMBERS REQUIRED TO SHOW ALL SWINE.
All general rules and regulations governing the Panhandle Exposition will apply in this department.
Registration certificates must be presented at time of entry for animals in the breeding classes with the exception of the
Junior Pig Class. Those purebred animals farrowed on or after March 1, 2016, and before July 1, 2016 are Junior Pig
Class.
Pens must be cleaned twice daily by 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Each exhibitor is responsible for making his pre entries.
Entries will be Wednesday, August 20, 2016, from 3:00-5:00 p.m.
Any animal showing signs of disease or abnormality will not be allowed to remain in the show.
Barrows and gilts will be weighed or eartagged.
The superintendent will divide the entries into weight classes as best suited to number and weight of entries. The
maximum number of weight classes per breed is to be 5. The purpose is to strive for a maximum of 15 classes.
Exhibitors in the breeding classes will be permitted to exhibit more than one breed.
A champion will be named in each breed.
In showing for champion, the first place animals in each class will compete. Second place individuals from the class of
the champion will be permitted to compete for Reserve Champion.
No pigs will be allowed to exhibit that have not been weaned prior to the fair. The fair does not have pen space for
sows with litter.
Premiums will be paid only on breeds of swine and classes listed in fair catalog.
All state health rules will prevail. ALL SWINE MUST HAVE PSEUDO AND BRUCELLOSIS TESTING.
IN ALL SECTIONS OF LIVESTOCK, A BREED MUST HAVE A MINIMUM OF 5 ENTRIES TO MAKE A
BREED SECTION. IF NOT, THAT BREED MUST SHOW IN OTHER SECTIONS.
Premiums:
1st
$10.00
Section
Section
Section
Section
Section
1
2
3
4
5
2nd
$7.50
3rd
$5.00
4th
$3.00
Chester White
Duroc
Hampshire
Spots
Poland China
Section
Section
Section
Section
Section
6
7
8
9
10
Yorkshire
Berkshire
Landrace
Other Breeds
Xbreeds
BREEDING GILTS
Class
1. Senior Gilts January 1 to February 28
2. Junior Gilts March 1 to July 1
3. Get of Sire - Must consist of 4 animals sired by the same sire - Born in current year - Owned by one exhibitor
4. Produce of Dam - Must consist of four litter mates born in current year owned by one exhibitor
5. Champion Breeding Gilt
6. Reserve Champion Breeding Gilt
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Ribbon
Ribbon
MARKET GILTS
Maximum Weight 290# Market Gilt
Class
7. 220-290
8.
9.
10
11.
12. Champion Market Gilt
13. Reserve Champion Market Gilt
Ribbon
Ribbon
Classes to be determined by Superintendent after close of weigh in of Gilts.
MARKET BARROWS
Maximum Weight 290# Market Barrow
Class
14.
15.
16.
17. Extra Heavy
18. Champion Market Barrow
19. Reserve Champion Market Barrow
Ribbon
Ribbon
Classes to be determined by Superintendent after the close of weigh in of Barrows.
GRAND CHAMPIONS
Section 11
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Grand Champion Barrow
Reserve Grand Champion Barrow
Grand Champion Market Gilt
Reserve Grand Champion Market Gilt
Supreme Grand Champion Market Swine
Reserve Supreme Grand Champion Market Swine
Grand Champion Pen of 3 Market Swine
Reserve Champion Pen of 3 Market Swine
Buckles sponsored by Seaboard Foods - Guymon
Buckle
Rosette
Buckle
Rosette
Buckle
Rosette
Buckle
Rosette
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$25
$20
$25
$20
$25
$20
$25
$20
Premiums paid by Panhandle Exposition
JUNIOR FITTING & SHOWMANSHIP CONTEST
Section 12
This section is open to all exhibitors who are exhibiting in this department and meet the general rules of the Junior exhibitor.
Premiums: ............................................................................. 1st
Class
1. Awards, 13 yrs. and under as of Show Day
Plaque & $10.00
2.
2nd
$7.50
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Awards, 14 yrs. and over as of Show Day
Plaques and Premiums sponsored by Panhandle Exposition
Thanks ...
3rd
4th
$3.00
DEPARTMENT D
SWINE CARCASS CONTEST
Superintendents:
Ashley Harrison - Texhoma, OK
Entry: 3:00-5:00 p.m. Wednesday, August 17, 2016
On foot judging immediately following Swine Show, Wednesday, August 17, 2016
Results of Swine contest: 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, August 23, 2016, at OPSU Meat Lab Goodwell, OK
This contest is designed to evaluate meat type animals with respect to carcass merit.
Rule 1.
Rule 2.
Rule 3.
Rule 4.
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
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6.
7.
8.
9.
Barrows and gilts are eligible with a recommended weight of 230-280 pounds.
Pigs must have 160 pound carcass to qualify.
Fifteen (15) pigs will be selected for final competition. The top ten (10) pigs will be purchased by Oklahoma Panhandle
State University and the remaining five (5) pigs will be the property of the exhibitors.
Carcass Formula (7.231 + [.437 x HCW] + [18.746 x 10TH] + 3.877 x LEA]) / HCW X 100
Definitions: HCW – Hot Carcass Weight
LEA – Loin Eye Area
Animals must be entered and weighed Wednesday, August 17, 2016, at the fairgrounds.
A carcass with less than 50% muscle or with poor quality will not be considered in the final placings.
All carcasses must be approved by the Federal Meat Inspector.
Cash Award
OPEN TO ALL STATES. All exhibitors MUST have current health papers.
Section 1
Premiums:
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
$100.00 $75.00 $50.00 $25.00 $20.00 $15.00 $10.00 $10.00 $5.00 $5.00
½ Premiums paid by Blue and Gold Sausage ½ Premiums paid by Panhandle Expo
Class
1. Swine Carcass
CHAMPIONS
Section 2
1.
2.
Grand Champion Carcass
Grand Champion on Foot
Plaques
Plaques
3.
4.
Reserve Grand Carcass
Reserve Grand on Foot
Plaques
Plaques
Plaques Sponsors:
Prestage Farm of Oklahoma, LLC
Hog Slat of Guymon
JUDGING CONTEST
Section 3
Rule 11. At 5 p.m., Tuesday, August 23, 2016, discussion of results and presentation of awards at the Oklahoma Panhandle
State University Meat Laboratory Plant for future contests.
Judging:
Class
1. Adult Individual
Plaques
3. 4-H Individual
Plaques
2. College Individual
Plaques
4. FFA Individual
Plaques
Plaques sponsored by Wiechman Pig Company - Guymon
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DEPARTMENT E
JUNIOR EWE AND MARKET LAMB SHOW
Superintendent: Ken Lane - Texhoma, OK
Entries: 1:00-3:00 p.m., Friday, August 19, 2016
Judging: 4:00 p.m., Friday, August 19, 2016
All sheep will be released after judging
Rule 1.
Rule 2.
Rule 3.
Rule 4.
Rule 5.
Rule 6.
Rule 7.
Rule 8.
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
9.
10.
11.
12.
Rule 13.
Rule 14.
All exhibitors must be currently enrolled in an elementary or secondary school or just graduated the spring prior to
the fair, be home schooled, and be between the ages of 7 and 19 y rs of age on show day. (Rules & Regulations,
Rule 2: Section 8)
Each lamb must be exhibited by the owner of the exhibit. With possible exceptions being made if the exhibitor has
more than one animal in the same class; or a request for an exception is received from the exhibitor’s school, 4H
leader, or FFA advisor; or is due to a documented illness of the exhibitor. All consideration for exceptions will be
made by the superintendent, based on its merit and be considered on a case by case basis .(This rule shall also apply
to showmanship).
All state animal health rules shall prevail (Rules & Regulations, Rule 2: Section 12). Any lamb exhibiting signs of
any form of active fungus or a contagious disease will be disqualified from participation. This may be at the time of
weigh in, or any instance where such condition is observed.
Proper health papers shall be made available at the time of entry for all animals. If proper health documents are not
made available, the animal may be disqualified from participation.
Weigh-in and entry shall be between 1:00 p.m. & 3:00 p.m. on the day of the show. Late entries will not be accepted.
Entry forms must be received, in good order, and the animal in place in the sheep barn by 3:00 p.m. on Friday, August
19, 2016.
Age classification for all breeds will be determined as follows:
(a) Junior Ewe Lambs – Ewe lambs born after January 1, 2016
(b) Senior Ewe Lambs – Ewe lambs born before January 1, 2016
(c) Market Lambs – Ewe or Wether lambs born after January 1, 2016
Lambs with yearling teeth will not be accepted into the Junior Ewe or Market Lamb classes.
The Superintendent will divide the entries into weight classes as best suited to the number and weight of entries.
The maximum number of weight classes per breed of sheep will be five. The purpose is to strive for a maximum of
15 sheep in a class.
Classes will be judged in order of their breed listed in the catalog.
All sheep will be shown by breed, and be slick shorn two weeks or less, prior to the show.
Premium and awards will be paid only on the breeds of sheep and classes listed in the catalog.
All sheep will be weighed and ear tagged before entry is made. For all lambs this must include a USDA scrapies ear
tag.
In the Junior Ewe and Senior Ewe classes the first and second place lambs in each group will show for Supreme
Breeding Champion Ewe and Reserve Supreme Champion Ewe.
Ewe lambs are eligible to be entered in the Market Lamb class but then would not be eligible to be entered in the
Breeding Ewe class.
SUPREME CHAMPION BREEDING EWE
Junior Ewe Show
Section 1
Section 2
Dorsets
Southdown
Section 3 Black Face
Section 4 Speckle Face
Section 5
Hair Sheep
Senior Ewe Show
Section 6
Section 7
Dorsets
Southdown
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Section 10 Hair Sheep
Awards:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Supreme Champion Breeding Ewe
Res. Supreme Champion Breeding Ewe
Breed Champion Junior Breeding Ewe
Res. Breed Champion Junior Breeding Ewe
Breed Champion Senior Breeding Ewe
Res. Champion Senior Breeding Ewe
Buckle & $25.00
Plaque & $20
Rosette
Rosette
Rosette
Rosette
2nd $7.50
Premiums for individual classes:
1st $10
Buckle Sponsor:
Bank of the Panhandle – Guymon, Ok
Plaque Sponsor:
Wirtz Lumber and Supply – Guymon, Ok
3rd $5.00
4th $3.00
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMBS
Market Lamb Show
Section 11 Dorsets
Section 12 Southdown
Classes
1. Market Lamb, Light
2. Market Lamb, Medium
3. Market Lamb, Light Heavy
Awards:
1.
2.
3.
4.
4.
5.
Section 15 Hair Sheep
Market Lamb, Heavy
Market Lamb, Super Heavy
Grand Champion Market Lamb
Reserve Champion Market Lamb
Breed Champion Market Lamb
Res. Breed Champion Market Lamb
Buckle & $25.00
Buckle & $20
Rosette
Rosette
Premiums for individual classes: ............................................1st $10
2nd $7.50
Buckle Sponsors: Hitch Enterprises - Guymon, OK
3rd $5.00
4th $3.00
PEN OF THREE SHOW
Awards:
1. Grand Champion Pen of Three
Buckle & $25.00
2. Reserve Champion Pen of Three
Rosette
Buckle Sponsor: Auto Care ad Tire - Guymon, OK
SHOWMANSHIP
This section is open to all exhibitors who are exhibiting in this department and are regularly enrolled in elementary or secondary
school. All ages are as of Show Day. (See Department Rule #1)
Classes
1. Seniors: 16 yrs. old and up
2. Intermediate: 13-15 yrs old.
3.
4.
Juniors: 8-12 yrs. old.
**Pee Wee - 7 yrs and under.
Premiums: ................................................................................. 1st Buckle & $10.00
2nd
$7.50
3rd
$5.00
Buckles sponsored by City Bank - Guymon, OK and Dietrick Ag Services, Inc. - Tyrone, OK
**Pee Wee class will not be awarded a buckle or premium, but receive a prize for all entrants.
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4th
$3.00
DEPARTMENT F
MEAT GOAT SHOW
Superintendent: Steve Kraich, Goodwell, OK
Weigh-In: 1:00-3:00 p.m. Thursday, August 18, 2016
Show Time: 4:00 p.m.
Breeding classes followed by market
Breeding and Market Goats
1. Ownership. Exhibitors must maintain continuous ownership, possession, and provide daily care for each market wether
entered in the show for the required length of time. Exhibitors may show three market wethers. May show up to 5 does and
1 buck.
2. Identification. A nomination tag will be applied at time of weigh in.
3. Horns. Dehorning of goats in this show is not suggested; however, horns should be tipped and rounded. Goats with horns
sharper than deemed safe by the show superintendent or fair staff will be required to be tipped or rounded or isolated and
not shown.
4. Weight. Minimum weight requirement for market wether is 30 pounds.
5. Weight classes. The superintendent will determine the number of classes based on entries.
6. Grooming. Artificial coloring, paint and powder are not permitted for use in any division of the show.
7. Shearing. Up to the discrimination of the Exhibitor.
8. Health. Any animals with abscess will NOT be allowed to remain on the fairgrounds. Goats must be free from external
parasites, ringworm, and warts.
9. General rules. Review the General Rules and Regulation for all exhibitors and animals listed elsewhere in this publication.
These rule and regulations will apply in the market wether show.
10. Testing. All market wethers are subject to be tested for unauthorized compounds.
Premiums: ...........................................................................................1st $10.00
2nd $7.50
3rd
$5.00
4th
$3.00
MARKET GOATS
Section 1
Class
DOE
1. Doe kid (milk teeth only) Light
2. Doe kid (milk teeth only) Medium
3. Doe kid (milk teeth only) Heavy
4. Yearling doe
5. Two-year doe
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
CHAMPIONS
11. Junior Champion Doe ..........................................Rosette
12. Reserve Champion Doe........................................Ribbon
13. Senior Champion Doe ..........................................Rosette
14. Reserve Senior Champion Doe ...................... Ribbon
15. Champion Buck Kid ....................................... Rosette
16. Reserve Champion Buck Kid ........................ Ribbon
17. Light market goats
18. Heavy light market kids
19. Medium weight market kids
20. Heavy medium kids
21. Heavy weight market kids
22. Super heavy kids
23. Grand Champion Market Kid
24. Reserve Grand Champion Market Kid
Aged doe
Buck kid (milk teeth) light medium
Buck kid (milk teeth) medium
Buck kid (milk teeth) heavy
Buck Kid extra heavy
Buckle sponsored by Guymon Standard Supply - Guymon
Buckle Sponsored by Guymon Tire & Auto Pros - Guymon
Buckle
Buckle
SHOWMANSHIP
Section 2
Class
1. 8 years and under (Peewee) ....................................Ribbon
3. 15 years & older (Senior) .................................. Ribbon
2. 9-14 years (Junior) ..................................................Ribbon
All goats will be released after judging.
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DEPARTMENT G
POULTRY & RABBITS
Superintendent: Cheri Allard, Texhoma, OK
Entry: 4:00-6:00 p.m., Tuesday, August 16, 2016
Placing: 9:00 a.m.,Wednesday, August 17, 2016
Release of Poultry & Rabbits, 5:00 p.m., Saturday, August 20, 2016
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Bird showing signs of disease will be excluded from exhibit and removed from the building.
Exhibitor must be the owner of all entries made in the department.
Premium will be paid only on standard breeds and hybrid meat and laying types that are listed in catalog.
All poultry entries must have been hatched this year.
Description of terms:
Cockerel, male bird
Pullet, female bird
Pen, will consist of 1 male and 2 females, except of hybrid or crossbred, it shall consist of 3 females.
6: Exhibitors making egg exhibit must have pullets entered in a class and furnish carton.
7: All entries will be judged in comparison, using as a guide the new American Standard of Perfection.
8. All exhibits must be claimed by exhibitor by Saturday, August 20, 2016 at 5:00 p.m.
9. All entries will be judged and entered in their own section only.
10. ALL STATE HEALTH RULES WILL PREVAIL.
(ALL POULTRY WILL BE BLED.)
COCKEREL
Section l
Premiums:
1st $2.00
2nd $1.00
3rd
4th
$ .50
R
5th
R
PULLET
Section 2
Premiums:
1st
$2.00
2nd
$1.00
3rd
$ .50
4th
R
5th
R
5th
R
PENS
Section 3
Premiums:
1st
$2.00
2nd
$1.00
3rd
$ .50
4th
R
AMERICAN
Class
1. Plymouth Rock, Barred, White, Partridge
2. Wyandotte, Golden Laced, Silver Penciled, White
3. Single Comb Rhode Island Red
4. Jersey Black Giants
5. Other American Breeds
ASIATIC
Class
6. Brahma Light, Dark
7. Cochin Buff, Black
8.
Other Asiatic Breeds
MEDITERRANEAN
Class
9. Single Comb Leghorn White, Dark Brown
10. Single Comb Black Minorcas
11. White Faced Black Spanish
12. Blue Andalusian
13. Buttercup
14. Other Mediterranean Breeds
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ENGLISH
Class
15. Buff Orpington
16. Dark Cornish
17. White Laced Red Cornish
18. Sussex, Speckled, Ligh
19. Australorps
20. Any other English breed
ALL OTHER BREEDS
Class
21. French, Polish, Continental
COLORED EGG LAYERS
Class
22. Araucana
HYBRID CHICKENS
Section 4
Premiums:
1st
2nd
$2.00
$1.50
3rd
$ .50
4th
Class
1. Cross Breed (meat type)
2. Cross Breed (laying type)
5th
R
3.
R
Hybrid Pen
GRAND CHAMPIONS
Section 5
Class
1. Pen .........................................................$10.00 & Rosette
2. Cockerel ................................................$ 5.00 & Rosette
3. Pullet ......................................... $ 5.00 & Rosette
TEXAS COUNTY FREE FAIR PIGEON SHOW
Section 6
All NPA recognized breeds of pigeons can be shown.
Class
1. Junior Section: 18 years of age and under. Awards will be given for best junior pigeon shown, and best opposite sex.
2. Open Show: Open to any age. Awards will be given for best pigeon shown, and best opposite sex.
MISCELLANEOUS
Section 7
Premiums:
1st
$1.50
2nd
$1.00
3rd $.50
4th
R
5th
Pair Bantams (rooster & hen)
Class
1. Sebright
2. Rosecomb
3. Frizzle
4. Brahma
5. Cochin
6. Spangled English
Pair Game Birds, (rooster & hen)
12. Pheasant
13. Quail
14. Chukkar
15. Partridge
16. Pair of white ducks (hen & drake)
17. Pair of gray ducks (hen & drake)
18. Pair of colored ducks (hen & drake)
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R
7
8.
9
10.
11.
Polish
Araucana
Silkie
Rhode Island Red
Other
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
Pair of white geese (goose & gander)
Pair of geese (goose and gander)
White goose (male and female)
Pair pearl guineas (male and female)
Grand Champion - Misc. Poultry ....................Rosette
Reserve Grand Champion - Misc. Poultry......Rosette
EGGS
Section 8
Premiums:
1st
$1.50
2nd
3rd
$1.00
R
4th
5th
R
Class
1. Colored eggs, one dozen
2. White eggs, one dozen
3. Brown eggs, one dozen
4.
5.
R
Grand Champion Dozen Eggs ....................... Rosette
Reserve Champion Dozen Eggs..................... Rosette
TURKEYS
Section 9
Class
1. Pair bronze, cockerel and pullet ..................................................................................$1.50
2. Pair, White Holland, cockerel and pullet ................................................................... $2.00
1.00
1.50
.50
Ribbon
Ribbon Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
RABBITS
All rabbits in section 10, 11, and 12 must be over one year of age.
Premiums Sections 10, 11, 12:
1st
$2.00
2nd $1.50
3rd R
4th R
5th R
PAIR RABBITS (Buck & Doe)
Section 10
DOE
Section 11
BUCK
Section 12
Class
1. White New Zealand
2. Red New Zealand
3. California
4. Flemish Giant
5. Dutch
6. Satin
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Black New Zealand
Lops
Rex
Other Purebreeds
Other Mixbreeds
JUNIOR FFA & 4-H POULTRY & RABBIT DIVISION
Section 13
Exhibitors will be permitted to exhibit one trio (1 cockerel and 2 pullets) of any breed or variety of chickens in his poultry project,
and only one pair of young turkeys, ducks, and geese. A class shall consist of all breeds in the American, English Asiatic, and
Mediterranean class of poultry unless there are three or more in a breed or variety, in which case they shall set out as separate
class of entry.
Premiums for classes through 1-4:
Class
1. 1 young cockerel (chicken)
2. 1 young pullet (chicken)
1st
$2.00
2nd $1.50
3rd R
3.
4.
4th R
5th R
1 young trio chickens
1 young trio Bantams
Premiums for classes 5 through 10:
1st $2.00
2nd $1.50
3rd R
4th R
5th R
5. 1 young pair turkeys
6. 1 young pair ducks
7. 1 young pair geese
8. Pair Rabbits (buck & doe)
9. Doe
10. Buck
11. Best of Show, Pullet .................................................................................. Trophy ............................. Sponsor PTCI - Guymon
12. Best of Show, Cockerel............................................................................. Trophy ............................. Sponsor PTCI - Guymon
13. Best of Show, Rabbit ................................................................................ Trophy ............................. Sponsor PTCI - Guymon
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DEPARTMENT H
AGRICULTURE
Superintendents: Harry & Emilie Fischer, Hooker, OK
Entries: Wheat Show by 5:00 p.m., July 18, 2016
Entries: 9:00 a.m. – 6 p.m., Tuesday, August 16, 2016
Judging Wheat Show & Entries: 9:00 a.m., Wednesday, August 17, 2016
Release of entries: 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m., Saturday, August 20, 2016
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Rule 6.
Rule 7.
Rule 8.
Exhibitors may make only one entry in a class.
Exhibits must be correctly named, labeled and grown by the exhibitor in the year 2016 and not exhibited previously.
Exhibitors must not change their exhibitions or any part thereof after the hour designated for the same to be in place.
Exhibitors will not be allowed to take any exhibit from the building during or after the close of the Exposition
without presenting the superintendent their property check entitling them to the exhibit.
Separate exhibits must be provided for each class entry.
Exhibits which do not meet the size specifications as specified in the catalog will not be awarded a premium.
All entries become property of the Fair Association and in case of spoilage, may be disposed of by the superintendent
at their discretion. All other exhibits remaining at the close of the fair may be claimed by the exhibitor.
WHEAT SHOW
NOTE: THE SUPERINTENDENT WILL NOT JUDGE SAMPLES. The main objective of the Wheat Show is to encourage
the production of high quality wheat in the Oklahoma Panhandle and adjacent area of the High Plains.
Entries can be sieved, cleaned and even hand picked. Samples will be judged on freedom from disease, damage, trash, other
crops, and weed seeds; and grain quality - (color and texture, Kernel uniformity, and plumpness). The fair management no longer
has facilities to clean samples. The superintendent cannot be responsible for sacks or other containers brought in by exhibitors.
A disposable container is appreciated. Wheat exhibits are put into special containers for judging and exhibiting. IN THE CASE
MILLING AND BAKING FACILITIES ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO THE FAIR BOARD THE PHYSICAL SCORE WILL
DETERMINE THE WINNER. Exhibits in the Wheat Show will be judged on the basis of the following score card.
Score Card
Physical Judging 40% Milling & Baking 60%
All general rules governing the Panhandle Exposition will apply to the Wheat Show. In order for an exhibitor to qualify for the
Wheat Show, he must have submitted his samples to the Fair Secretary by Wednesday, July 20, 2016, in a suitable cloth bag.
(Burlap sack acceptable.)
ONLY ONE ENTRY OF A VARIETY GROWN ON ANY ONE FARM WILL BE ALLOWED.
An exhibit in the Wheat Show will consist of fifteen pounds of any variety of hard red winter wheat. Exhibiting containers for the
show will be furnished by the Free Fair Association.
Junior Section: Meet the requirement of junior exhibitor and, if a 4-H or FFA member, must be enrolled in the small grains
project. (Show proof from Instructor or 4-H Office.)
Senior Section: Farmer having wheat acreage allotment under the FSA Average Control Program.
Section
Premiums for the Wheat Show:
1
Grand Champion .......................................................................Plaque & $40
Reserve Champion .....................................................................Rosette & $25
Third.............................................................................................Ribbon & $15
Fourth ...........................................................................................Ribbon
Fifth ..............................................................................................Ribbon
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Class
1. Senior
2. Junior
Plaques and premiums paid by Hitch Enterprises - Guymon
GRAIN SORGHUM
Section 2
Each exhibit must include 10 heads to be trimmed with two inches of peduncle left on head. Maturity and peduncle length will
be factors in judging.
Class
1. Grain Sorghum ...............................................................................................................................$25 $15 $12.50 $7.50 $5.00
Premiums paid by Texas County Farm Bureau - Guymon
CORN
Section 3
Class
1. Corn, each exhibit will include a minimum of 6 ears of corn......................................................$25 $15 $12.50 $7.50 $5.00
GRAIN & SEED
Section 4
One full gallon, unless stated otherwise.
Premiums: ................................................................................................................................. 1st $2.00
Class
1. Alfalfa
7. Pinto Beans
2. Broom Corn, 4 to 5 inch bundle
8. Soybeans
3. Barley
9. Sunflower, one
4. Corn, Indian, 6 ears
10. Winter oats
5. Corn, popcorn, 6 ears
11. Wheat, Hard Red Winter
6. Corn, strawberry, 6 ears
12. Wheat, Hard White Winter
Premiums paid by Farmers’ Elevator, Goodwell
Premiums ....................................................................................................................................1st
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$1.00
3rd
R
FORAGES
Section 5
Bales (one block from a bale)
Class
1. Alfalfa
2. Prairie
3. Grass-legume, mixture
Forage Bundle (six inch bundle)
6. Corn
Chopped forage (one gallon closed container)
8. Corn
Samples should be least one week old.
2nd
$2.00
4.
5.
Oats
Sorghum or legume, either type
7.
Sorghum or Sudan, either type
9.
Sorghum
2nd
$1.00
3rd R
PASTURE GRASSES
Section 6
Premiums: ..........................................................................................................1st $3.00
2nd $2.00
3rd $1.50
4th $1.00
5th .$50
Regulation size of exhibit will heavily influence judging. An exhibit of cool or warm season grass will consist of one 2inch bundle of any of the following grasses.
Class
1. Western Wheatgrass
8. Bluestem
2. Big Bluestem
9. Sand Lovegrass
3. Blue Grama
10. Side-Oats Grama
4. Buffalo
11. Switch Grass
5. Hairy Grama
12. Old World Bluestem
6. Indian Grass
13. Silver Bluestem
7. Little Bluestem
14. Canadian Wheat Rye
One-half pint of seed of #14 through #23 of the following shall constitute a grass seed exhibit:
15. Big Bluestem
21. Sand Bluestem
16. Blue Grama
22. Sand Lovegrass
17. Buffalo
23. Side Oats Grama
18. Hairy Grama
24. Switch Grass
19. Indian Grass
25. Old World Bluestem
20. Little Bluestem
VEGETABLES
Section 7
Premiums: ................................................................................................................................... 1st $1.50
2nd
Class
1. Any other vegetables
30. Bell peppers, 4
2. Beans, dry, 1/2 gal.
31. Potatoes, Irish, 6
3. Beans, green, 12 pods
32. Potatoes, red, 6
4. Beets, 4
33. Potatoes, sweet, 6 lbs.
5. Blackeyed Peas, 12 pods
34. Pumpkin, small
6. Bunching Onions
35. Pumpkin, large, 15 lbs., 1
7. Cabbage
36. Pumpkin, ex-large, 15-50 lbs., 1
8. Cantaloupe, muskmelon type
37. Pumpkin, giant, over 50 lbs., 1
9. Carrots, 3
38. Pumpkin, miniature, 1
10. Cucumbers, pickling, 6
39. Pumpkin, sweet, 1
11. Cucumbers, ripe, 3
40. Radishes, 6
12. Cucumbers, slicing, 4
41. Snap Peas, 12 pods
13. Eggplant, 1
42. Squash, acorn, 1
14. Garlic, 3
43. Squash, any other variety
15. Green Onions 6
44. Squash, butternut
16. Kershaw, 1
45. Squash, hubbard, 1
17. Lettuce
46. Squash, summer, 1
18. Melon, honeydew, 1
47. Sweet Corn, 3
19. Okra, 4
48. Zucchini, baking, 1
20. Okra, vining, 4
49. Zucchini, fried or cooking size, 1
21. Onions, 4
50. Tomatoes, 4
22. Onions, red, 4
51. Tomatoes, small, 6
23. Onions, white, 4
52. Turnips, 4
24. Onions, yellow, 4
53. Watermelon, long, l
25. Parsnips, 6
54. Watermelon, ex-large, over 45 lbs., 1
26. Peppers, hot, 6
55. Watermelon, round, 1
27. Peppers, Chili, 6
56. Wax Beans, 1 pint
28. Peppers, Jalapeño, 6
57. Unusual vegetable
29. Peppers, sweet 6
58. Gourds
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$1.00
3rd $.50
VEGETABLES
Section 8
Junior Division, Ages up to 18 years
Premiums: .................................................................................... 1st
Class
1. Any other vegetables
2. Beans, dry, 1/2 gal.
3. Beans, green, 12 pods
4. Beets, 4
5. Blackeyed Peas, 12 pods
6. Bunching Onions
7. Cabbage
8. Cantaloupe, muskmelon type
9. Carrots, 3
10. Cucumbers, pickling, 6
11. Cucumbers, ripe, 3
12. Cucumbers, slicing, 4
13. Eggplant, 1
14. Garlic, 3
15. Green Onions 6
16. Kershaw, 1
17. Lettuce
18. Melon, honeydew, 1
19. Okra, 4
20. Okra, vining, 4
21. Onions, 4
22. Onions, red, 4
23. Onions, white, 4
24. Onions, yellow, 4
25. Parsnips, 6
26. Peppers, hot, 6
27. Peppers, Chili, 6
28. Peppers, Jalapeño, 6
29. Peppers, sweet 6
$1.50
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
2nd
$1.00
3rd
.$50 4th
R 5th
R 6th R
Bell peppers, 4
Potatoes, Irish, 6
Potatoes, red, 6
Potatoes, sweet, 6 lbs.
Pumpkin, small
Pumpkin, large, 15 lbs., 1
Pumpkin, ex-large, 15-50 lbs., 1
Pumpkin, giant, over 50 lbs., 1
Pumpkin, miniature, 1
Pumpkin, sweet, 1
Radishes, 6
Snap Peas, 12 pods
Squash, acorn, 1
Squash, any other variety
Squash, butternut
Squash, hubbard, 1
Squash, summer, 1
Sweet Corn, 3
Zucchini, baking, 1
Zucchini, fried or cooking size, 1
Tomatoes, 4
Tomatoes, small, 6
Turnips, 4
Watermelon, long, l
Watermelon, ex-large, over 45 lbs., 1
Watermelon, round, 1
Wax Beans, 1 pint
Unusual vegetable
Gourds
FRUITS
Section 9
Premiums: ......................................................................................................................................1st $1.50
Class
1. Any other fruit
5. Peaches, 4
2. Apples, Red, 4
6. Pears, 4
3. Apples, Yellow, 4
7. Quince, 5
4. Grapes, 1 bunch
8. Strawberries, 20
2nd
$1.00 3rd
$.50
4-H CLUB CROPS
Section 10
Exhibits that do not meet the size specifications as specified in the catalog will not be awarded a premium. Loose grain in
bucket with lid.
Premiums: ............................................................................................ 1st $1.50 2nd
$1.00
3rd
Class
1. Barley, 1 gal.
5. Wheat, winter, 1 gal.
2. Forage, 6 inch bundle
6. Corn, ears, 6
3. Grain sorghum, 2 inch peduncle left on heads, 10 heads
7. Sunflower
4. Oats, 1 gal.
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$.50
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5th
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FFA CROPS
Section 11
Exhibits that do not meet the size specifications in the catalog will not be awarded a premium. Loose grain in bucket with lid.
2nd $1.00
Premiums: ....................................................................................................... 1st $1.50
Class
1. Barley, 1 gal
5. Wheat, winter, 1 gal.
2. Forage, 6 inch bundle
6. Corn ears, 6 ears
3. Grain sorghum, 2 inch peduncle left on heads, 10 heads
7. Sunflower, 1
4. Oats, 1 gal.
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3rd $.50
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5th
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DEPARTMENT I
4-H And FFA
Superintendents: Arlene James - Hooker, OK
Entries 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m., Tuesday, August 16, 2016
Judging: 9:00 a.m., Wednesday, August 17, 2016
Released 7:00 – 8:00 p.m., Saturday, August 20, 2016
ALL CLASSES LISTED IN THE STATE FAIR BOOK MAY BE ENTERED IN THE PANHANDLE EXPOSITION
EVEN THOUGH THEY ARE NOT LISTED IN THE COUNTY FAIR BOOK.
Rule 1.
Rule 2.
Rule 3.
Rule 4.
Rule 5.
Rule 6.
Rule 7.
Rule 8.
Rule 9.
Rule 10.
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See General Rules as they apply to this department, 4-H club work is under the supervision of Extension Agents and
local leaders, and FFA is under the supervision of Vocational Agriculture teachers in the various schools.
Exhibitors in the 4-H department is limited, to Texas County 4-H members who have been enrolled and actively
participating in the program for a minimum of 30 days prior to this county fair.
All exhibitors in this department must be regular enrolled members of 4-H clubs or FFA chapter.
Club and chapter members may make only one entry in any class, except livestock and poultry.
The 4-H member should enter the class that matches his/her 4-H age (age as of Jan. 1 of the current calendar
year).
All Exhibits must have been made and completed by the exhibitor during the last year, and cannot be entered
more than one time, except for classes which are collections that are added to in successive years.
Crops, livestock and poultry exhibits will be shown in their respective places and departments.
4-H members who enter crops and horitculture must be able to prove that such crops entered in his/her name
were produced by he/she during the current year.
The superintendent reserves the right to use any exhibit for judging contest work.
The Vocational Agricultural instructor and 4-H Club leader must make notification of intention for a booth exhibit in
writing to the secretary of the Fair by August 1, 2016 so that space can be reserved. Such booth must be in place
by 6 p.m. Tuesday, August 16, 2016.
4-H Junior Division will apply to a boy or girl through age 13 as of January 1, 2016.
4-H Senior Division will apply to a boy or girl 14 years and older as of January 1, 2016.
FFA Division-Jr. Division 7th, 8th, & 9th Grades. - Sr. Division 10th, 11th, & 12th Grades.
Exhibits should be permanently signed and dated, in an inconspicuous location, if material permits. Judge of judging
committee may permanently mark exhibit with fair & year (OKC Fair 2016/TSF 2016), if not signed and dated.
Effort will be made to mark in an inconspicuous place. Some exhibits that should be signed and dated are posters,
most arts and crafts including fine art, ceramics, woodworking, woodcrafts, and model rocketry.
Lumber Mart
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(580) 338-3344
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EQUIPMENT
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ENTAL
OPEN SUNDAY
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4-H
This is the 4-H guide for this year. You can go by the
extension office and talk to Arlene James
or come by the Fair office at 5th and Sunset.
Please use the 4-H website for further information
PREMIUMS FOR ALL CLASSES EXCEPT WHERE LISTED IN BOLDFACE IN EACH SECTION
1ST $1.50
2ND $1.00
3RD
$.50
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5TH R
COMMUNICATION AND EXPRESSIVE ARTS DIVISION
POSTER-ART EXHIBIT
Section 1
Beginner Division (ages 9-11)
Class:
1 Promotional poster-recruitment
2. Promote 4-H, theme- “4-H Grows Here”
3. Poster recognizing or documenting -100 years of Extension or history of Oklahoma 4-H
4-H Intermediate Division (ages 12-14)
4.
5.
6.
Promotional poster for recruitment
Poster-promote- “4-H Grows Here”
Poster recognizing or documenting -100 years of Extension or history of Oklahoma 4-H
7.
8.
9.
Promotional poster for recruitment
Poster promote- “4-H Grows Here”
Poster recognizing or documenting -100 Years of Extension or history of Oklahoma 4-H
4-H Advance Division (ages 15 and over)
EDUCATIONAL BOOTH DISPLAY
Premiums: ....................................................................................... 1st
10. Educational booth- “4-H Grows Here”
11. Community Service Booth Display
12. Display-Theme “4-H Grows Here”
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$25.00
2nd
$12.00
3rd $10.00
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PHOTOGRAPHY
Section 2
Focus on Photography
Level 1:(ages 9-13)
Class:
1. Four photos-people, animals, plant life, scenery
2. Four photos-people doing different things
3. Four photos-common mistakes
4. Four photos telling a story
Senior Classes (Ages 14 and over)
5. Four photos-people, animals, plant life, scenery
6. Four photos-people doing different things
7. Four photos showing common mistakes
8. Four photos telling a story
Controlling the Image
Level 2
Junior classes (ages 9-11}
9. Four photos-showing good composition
10. Four action photos
11. Four photos showing effect
Senior classes (ages 14 and over)
12 Four photos showing good composition
13. Four action photos
14. Four photos showing effect
Mastering Photography- All ages
Level 3
15. Four photos showing members knowledge-lenses, light, filter, or special effects
16. Four outstanding “people” pictures
17. Four landscapes or nature photos
Digitally Adjusted Photos
18. Juniors (9-13)
19. Senior (14 and over)
Digitally Altered Photographic Illustration
20. Junior (9-13)
Digitally Altered Scanned Image
22. Junior (9-13)
EXPRESSIVE ARTS
Section 3
Juniors----Ages 9-13
Seniors---Ages 14 and over
Class:
1. Jr. Fine Art-Pencil, charcoal, pastels, chalk, ink
2. Sr. Fine Art-Pencil, charcoal, pastels, chalk, ink
3. Jr. Fine Art-Watercolor
4. Sr. Fine Art-Watercolor
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Jr. Fine Art-Oil or acrylic
Sr. Fine Art-Oil or acrylic
Jr. Ceramics-Glazed, one piece
Sr. Ceramics-Glazed, one piece
Jr. Ceramics-Stained, one piece
Sr. Ceramics-Stained, one piece
Jr. Pottery-original design-hand molding-wheel
Sr. Pottery-original design-hand molding-wheel
Jr. Print process article-block or other
Sr. Print process article-block or other
Jr. Nature craft-made from natural material
Sr. Nature craft-made from natural material
Jr. Bead Craft article
Sr. Bead Craft article
Jr. Leathercraft-Kit
Sr. Leathercraft-Kit
Jr. Leathercraft-Original Design
Sr. Leathercraft-Original Design
Jr. Hand crafted wax candle
Sr. Hand crafted wax candle
Jr. Hand crafted gel candle
Sr. Hand crafted gel candle
Jr. Puppet
Sr. Puppet
Jr. Paper Craft
Sr. Paper Craft
Jr. Plastic Craft
Sr. Plastic Craft
Jr. Duct Tape Craft
Sr. Duct Tape Craft
Jr. Miscellaneous
Sr. Miscellaneous
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY DIVISION
Section 4
Technology Exhibits
Class:
1. Flat flyer-(9-13)
2. Flat flyer (14-and over)
3. Brochure, card, invitation related to 4-H (9-13)
4. Brochure, card,invitation related to 4-H (14 and over)
5. PowerPoint Presentation related to 4-H (9-13)
6. PowerPoint Presentation related to 4-H (14 and over)
7. Digital Media (9-13)
8. Digital Media (14 and over)
Global Positioning Systems (GPS)/
Geographic Info. Systems (GIS)
9.
10.
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16.
17.
Poster showing the parts of a GIS map (9-13)
Poster Showing the parts of a GIS map (14 and over)
Display illustrating how GPS works (9-13)
Display illustrating how GPS works (14 and over)
Geocache box (9-13)
Geocache box (14 and over)
Hand drawn map (9-13)
Hand drawn map (14 and over)
Computer generated map (9-130
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20.
21.
Computer generated map (14 and over) Group projects
Computer generated map (9-13)
Computer generated map (14 and over)
Club or County Mapping Project Display
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Programmable Robot-(9-13)
Programmable Robot (14 and over)
Remote-controlled Robot (9-13)
Remote-controlled Robot (14 and over)
Display w/photographs & explanation (9-13)
Display w/photographs & explanation (14 and over)
Project Group-Programmable Robot
Project Group-Remote-controlled Robot
Project Group-Display w/photographs & explanation
ROBOTICS
SIMPLE MACHINES.
Marshmallow catapult challenge design task
31. Juniors (9-13)
32. Seniors (14 and over)
Wind Turbine
33. Juniors (9-13)
34. Seniors (14 and over)
SCIENCE DISCOVERY PROJECTS
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36.
37.
38.
Display-Beginning Division (9-11)
Display-Intermediate Division (12-14)
Display-Advanced Division (15 and over)
Team Exhibit (All ages)
CONSUMER/FAMILY SCIENCES DIVISION
Section 5
4-H Fabrics and Fashions
Apparel Design and Construction- (ADC)
Level l (Ages 9-10)
Class:
1. Simple Tops
2. Simple Bottom
3. Non-Human Apparel
4. Sewn Fashion Accessory
5. Knitted/Crocheted Yarn/Thread Fashion Accessory
6. Costume
7. Apparel Design Portfolio
Level 2 (Ages 11-12)
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One piece garment with facing
Simple Bottom with pocket and /or waistband or facing
Two piece garment
Non-human apparel
Sewn Fashion Accessory
Knitted/Crocheted Yarn/Thread Fashion Accessory
Costumes
Apparel design Project Portfolio
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Blouse/Shirt with sleeves and closure
Bottom with zipper and/or posket
Two piece garment
One piece garment with buttonholes and/or zipper
Sewn Fashion Accessory
Knitted/Crocheted Yarn/Thread Fashion Accessory
Costume human or non-human
Redesigned Original Apparel
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One piece lined or unlined, garment
Unlined two piece ensemble/coordinate
Lined two piece ensemble/ coordinate
Apparel Design Story Board
Fashion Accessory or Garment designed for Special Needs
Costume human or non-human
Apparel Design Creative Component -”Frugal Fashion”
Level 4 (Ages 15 and up)
Interior Design and Construction-(IDC)
Level 1 ( Ages 9-10)
Class:
31. Home Accent Bath
32. Home Accent Bedroom
33. Bags
34. Home Accent Storage
35. Seasonal Decor from fabric
36. Seasonal Decor non fabric
37. Interior Design Project Protfolio
38. Home Accent Kitchen
39. Home Accent Bedroom
40. Bags
41. Home Accent Storage
42. Seasonal Decor from fabric
43. Seasonal Decor non fabric
44. Interior Design Project Portfolio
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Home Accent Living Room
Home Accent Bedroom
Recycled/Upcycled Furniture
Special ”Needs” Accessory
Seasonal Decor from fabric
Seasonal Decor non fabric
Interior Design Creative Component - “Science”
Interior Design Project Portfolio
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Home Accent Outdoors
Design Story Board
Recycled/Upcycled Furniture
Interior Design Creative Component-”Science”
Seasonal Decor from fabric
Seasonal Decor non fabric
Interior Design Project Portfolio
Level 4 (15 and up)
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Hobbies/Textile Design and Construction- {HTDC)
Level 1 (Ages 9-10)
Class:
61. Simple Sewn Stuffed animal, doll, or puppet
62. Decorative Textile Technique
63. Textile Fabric Creation
64. Needle Art by Hand
65. Hand Pieced or Appliqued Block
66. Needle Art by Machine
67. Machine Pieced or Appliqued Block
68. Repurposed Textile Creation
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Stuffed animal, doll or puppet
Decorative Textile Technique
Textile Fabric Creation
Needle Art by Hand
Hand Pieced or Appliqued Item
Needle Art by Machine
Machine Pieced or Appliqued Item
Repurposed Textile Creation
Textile Design Portfolio
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Stuffed animal, doll, or puppet
Needle Art by Hand
Hand Pieced and/or Appliqued Item finished with Hand-quilting
Machine Pieced and/or Appliqued Item finished with Machine Quilting
Textile Design Creative Component-”Leadership”
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Stuffed animal, doll or puppet
Needle Art by Hand
Hand Pieced and/or Appliqued Item using a design with historical or cultural significance.
Machine Pieced and/or Appliqued Item using a design with historical or cultural significance
Textile Design Creative Components-”Career”
Level 4 (Ages 15 and up)
Family and Consumer Science Judging Contest
4:30 PM Friday August 19, 2016
In Charge: County Home Economist
All enrolled 4-H members are eligible to participate. Members will be asked to judge a total of six classes related to areas
of home economics.
Class
96. Group 1, members enrolled in yrs. 1.
97. Group 2, members enrolled in yrs. 2 or 3.
98. Group 3, members enrolled in yrs. 4 or 5.
99. Group 3, members enrolled in yrs. 6, 7, 8, or 9.
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4-H Consumer Judging
5:30 PM Friday August 19, 2016
In Charge: County Home Economist
This contest is open to all 4-H members. Participants may enter as an individual, team member or be considered as both.
Six classes of consumer products/services will be judged during this contest. Juniors and seniors will be asked questions
about the classes and answers will be scored. Ribbons will be awarded to the top five in each class.
Class
Juniors. Seniors
(9-13 yrs. as of January 1)(14 & over as of January 1)
100. Team Award 102. Team Awards
101. Individual
103. Individual
BABYSITTING/CHILD CARE
Section 6
Unit 1(Ages 9-13)
Class:
1. Baby Book
2. Puzzles Help Children Learn
3. Child Care Poster
4. Basic First Aid Kit
Unit 2 (Ages 14-19)
5. Children’s Book
6. Surprise Suitcase
7. Create a Game
HEALTH/LIFESTYLE EDUCATION
DIVISION
Section 7
4-H Food Science and Nutrition Fair Exhibits
Food Preparation Exhibits
Level Two-Ages 9-11
Class:
1. Three (3) Muffins
2. Three (3) Rolled Biscuits
3. Three (3) Baked Drop Cookies
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Level Three-Ages 12-14
4. One half loaf of any yeast bread
5. Three (3) yeast cinnamon rolls (no icing)
6. Three (3) rolled sugar-type cookies (no gingerbread)
Level Four-Ages 15 and over
7. One-half loaf or portion of breads from another culture
8. One-half of one 8” layer un-iced shorten type cake (no angel food or chiffon)
Food Preservation Exhibits
Level Two- Ages 9-11
9. One pint or half pint jar of jam or jelly processed in boiling water canner
10. Two pieces of fruit leather
11. One pint or half pint of salsa/picante sauce
Level Three-Ages 12-14
12. One pint jar cucumber pickles or vegetable relish
13. One pint or quart of any single canned fruit (not pickled)
14. Dried fruit (1/2 cup of a single dried fruit)
Level Four- Ages 15 and Over
15. One pint or quart jar pressure canned vegetable (no tomatoes or pickles)
16. One quart or one pint jar of plain canned tomatoes
FOOD SCIENCE & NUTRITION
Poster & Educational Displays
DIVERSITY EXHIBITS
17. Educational Poster (ages 9-11)
18. Educational Poster (ages 12 and over)
NUTRITION EXHIBIT
FOOD OR KITCHEN SAFETY EXHIBITS
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OTHER EXHIBITS
25. Educational Poster (9-11)
26. Educational Poster (12-14)
27. Educational Poster (15 and over)
PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT AND LEADERSHIP DIVISION
Personal Development
Section 8
Unit One (age 9)
Class
1. Heritage Scrapbook
2. Things I Do Best Poster
3. Why I Am Healthy Poster
Unit Two (age 10)
5. Collage of Famous People Poster
6. Faces and Feelings Poster
Unit Three (age 11)
8. Career Opportunities Community Map
9. Personalized Newspaper
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Unit Four (age 12)
11. Careers of Interest Poster
12. Poster
Unit Five (age 13)
14. Friendship Poster, painting, or collage
15. Newsletter Ad
Unit Six (age 14)
17. Poster on adolescents’
Unit Seven (age 15 and older)
19. Poster on etiquette
SCRAPBOOKING
(2 Pages maximum)
20. Scrapbook pages featuring an Event (9-11}
21. Scrapbook page featuring an Event (12-14}
22. Scrapbook page featuring an Event (15 and older)
POSTMARK
Section 9
Beginning Level (ages 9-11)
Class:
1. Postmark for 10 post offices in home county or surrounding area
2. 30 Oklahoma postmarks
3. 20 topical (any category)
4. 25 metered postage marks
Intermediate Level (ages 12-14)
5.
6.
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8.
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30 hand cancelled
10-30 postmarks that tell a story
30 or more different slogans
30 topical (any category)
30 metered postage marks
10.
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13.
14.
100 or more hand cancelled postmarks
30-75 postmarks that tell a story
50 or more different slogans
50 or more topical (any category)
50 metered postage marks
Advanced (ages 15 and over)
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SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY DIVISION
Section 10
4-H Electric Exhibit
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10.
Electric projects (ages 9-11)
Kit Lamps (Kit construction) All ages
Original Lamps-All ages
Rewired Lamps-All ages
Electric and Electronic Circuits-Ages 9-11
Electric and Electronic Circuits-Ages 12 and over
Exhibit-Ages 9-11
Exhibit-Ages 12 and over
Electric Concept Poster-Ages 9-11
Electronics/Lighting Selection Poster-Ages 12 and over
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Poster-parts of model rocket (ages 9-13)
Poster-function (ages 9-13)
Poster-safety code (ages 9-13)
Model Rocket-Kit (ages 9-13)
Model Rocket-Original design (ages 9-13)
Poster-any topic (ages 9-13)
Poster/display parts of model rocket (ages 14 and older)
Poster/display-points of safety code (ages 14 and older)
Poster/display explaining the function of the model rocket engine
Model Rocket-Kit (ages 14 and older)
Model Rocket designed/built (ages 14 and older)
Model Rocketry
WOOD SCIENCE AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS
Section 11
Junior is 9-13 years of age
Senior is 14 years and older
Wood Science
Class
1. Jr. Wood Carving article
2. Sr. Wood Carving article
3. Jr. Woodcraft-Original design
4. Sr. Woodcraft-Original design
Beginning Level (ages 9-11)
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Wall mounted rack for hot pads,ties, etc.
Puzzle or game
Spice, what-not, or other small shelf
Book ends
Miscellaneous
Intermediate Level (ages 12-14)
10. Book case or display cabinet (with doors)
11. Gun, baseball bat, fishing rod or similar rack
12. Refinished item
13. Miscellaneous
Advanced (ages 15 and older)
14. Gun, curio or display cabinet (with doors)
15. Table
16. Chest
17. Miscellaneous
18. Refinished item
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Metalwork
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30.
Jr. Metalwork-embossed, tooled, etched
Sr. Metalwork-embossed, tooled, etched
Jr. Metalwork-Soldered
Sr. Metalwork-Soldered
Jr. Metalwork-Arc Welding
Sr. Metalwork-Art Welding
Jr. Metalwork-Gas Shielded Arc Welding
Sr. Metalwork-Gas Shielded Arc Welding
Jr. Metalwork-Free Hand Plasma Cutting
Sr. Metalwork-Free Hand Plasma Cutting
Jr. Metalwork-Computer Aided Plasma Cutting
Sr. Metalwork-Computer Aided Plasma Cutting
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION AND EARTH SCIENCES DIVISION
Section 12
Shooting Sports
Junior Division (ages 9-13)
Class
1. Shooting Sports Safety
2. Archery
3. Air Pistol
4. Air Rifle
5. .22 Rifle
6. Shotgun
7. Hunting and Wildlife
8. Living History
Senior Division (ages 14 and over)
9. Shooting Sports Safety
10. Archery
11. Air Pistol
12. Air Rifle
13. .22 Pistol
14.. 22 Rifle
15. Shotgun
16. Muzzleloading
17. Hunting and Wildlife
18. Living History
Automotive and Industrial Parts, Supplies and Equipment
L & J AUTO PARTS
P.O. Box 446 • Guymon, OK 73942
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HOME GARDENING
Section 13
Class:
1 Potatoes, yellow, white, or russet, 3 specimens
2 Potatoes, red, 3 specimens
3. Okra, 6 pods
4. Onion, yellow, 3 specimens
5. Onion, white, 3 specimens
6. Onion, red, 3 specimens
7. Pumpkin, field-type (oblong), one
8. Pumpkin, jack-o-lantern (round and flat) one
9. Squash, winter, acorn, one
10. Squash, winter, butternut, one
11. Squash, winter, other, one
12. Eggplant, 2 specimens
13. Squash, summer, zucchini, 2 specimens
14. Squash, summer,yellow straightneck, 2 specimens
15. Squash, summer,yellow, crook neck, 2 specimens
16. Squash, summer, patty pan, (scallop type) 2 specimens
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17. Sweet Potatoes, (any variety), 3 specimens
18. Pepper, jalapeno, 5 specimens
19. Pepper, other hot pepper, 5 specimens
20. Pepper, sweet bell pepper, 5 specimens
21. Pepper, banana pepper, 5 specimens
22. Tomatoes, large type, 5 specimens
23. Tomatoes, cherry type, 5specimens
24. Watermelon, oblong type, one
25. Watermelon, round type, one
26. Watermelon, small icebox, one
27. Red apples, plate of five
28. Yellow apples, plate of five
29. Pears, plate of five
HOME GARDEN FOOD BASKET
30. Jr. Division (9-13)
31. Sr. Division (14 and over)
GIANT VEGETABLE CONTEST
Vegetables must be entered on Tuesday - August 17, 2016
From 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
One fruit of any variety of vegetable may be entered.
Entry limited to Texas County 4-H (including Texhoma, TX) members only.
The submitted fruit must have been grown in Texas County by a 4-H or FFA member.
The fruit must be free of damage that would limit storage and exhibition (should be intact, without lesions, cuts or open wounds).
The fruits will be weighted to determine the heaviest.
32.
33.
34.
Grand Prize$25.00 and Rosette
Second Place:
RibbonGrand Prize sponsored by Arlene James
Third Place:Ribbon
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HOUSE PLANTS
Section 14
TERRARIUMS
Class
1. Ages 9-11
2. Ages 12-14
3. Ages 15 and over
DISH GARDENS
4. Ages 9-11
5. Ages 12-14
6. Ages 15 and over
RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPE DESIGN DRAWING
7. Ages 9-11
8. Ages 12-14
9. Ages 15 and over
HORTICULTURE IN OUR LIVES POSTER EXHIBIT
10. Ages 9-11
11. Ages 12-14
12. Ages 15 and over
MODELS COLD FRAME OR HOOP HOUSE
13. Ages 9-11
14. Ages 12-14
MODEL VEGETABLE GARDEN
16. Ages 9-11
17. Ages 12-14
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COMPANION ANIMALS
Section 15
Poster
Class
1. Jr. ( 9-13)
2. Sr. (14 and over)
Display
3. Jr. (9-13)
Photo Story Board
5. Jr. (9-13)
Single Photo Entry
7. Jr. (9-13)
8. Sr. (14 and over
Me and My Pet Journal
9. Jr. (9-13)
Other Companion Animal Item
11. Jr. (9-13)
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4-H & FFA LIVESTOCK JUDGING CONTEST
Section 16
CONTEST PENDING
Contact Fair Office for more information.
Rules
1. Contestants will judge two classes of hogs, beef cattle, and sheep. Reasons will be taken on one class of hogs, sheep, and
cattle.
2. Contestants will report to the poultry building.
3. In Judging Contest, a team shall consist of four individuals. Team members must be from the same local club or chapter.
4. The score of the highest three shall be used in computing team score. Individuals may enter without being on a team.
Class
1. FFA Team Sr.
2. FFA Team Jr.
3. FFA Individual Sr.
1st Buckle & $25
4. FFA Individual Jr.
1st Buckle & $25
5. 4-H Team Sr.
6. 4-H Team Jr.
7. 4-H Individual Sr.
1st Buckle & $25
8. 4-H Individual Jr.
1st Buckle & $25
Plaque Sponsored by Hunny’s - Guymon
2nd $15
3rd $10
Buckle sponsored by Texhoma Wheat Growers, Texhoma, TX
2nd $15
3rd $1
Buckle sponsored by Texhoma Livestock Auction- Texhoma
2nd $15
3rd $10
Buckle sponsored by First National Bank - Hooker
2nd $15
3rd $10
Buckle sponsored by Engine Machine - Guymon
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AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION AND
FFA CHAPTER EXHIBIT
Section 17
This exhibit represents the diversification of Vocational Agriculture and FFA work or activities, but presenting only one idea or
thought in development of the theme.
All club members should assist in the preparation of the exhibit.
Notification must be made to Secretary of the fair by Thursday, July 21, 2016. In order that space can be reserved. Exhibits
must be entered and in place Tuesday, August 16, 2016.
Premiums: 1st $25.00
Class
1. Chapter Exhibit
2nd $12.00
3rd $10.00
4th Ribbon
Results
15 pts.
Interest
10 pts.
Appeal
10 pts.
Appearance
10 pts.
Effectiveness
5 pts.
Originality
15 pts.
Value of Exhibit 20 pts.
Total
100 pts
PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT AND LEADERSHIP DIVISION
Section 18
Hobbies and Collectables/Leisure Eduction
Collection
Class:
1. Paper Materials
2. Buttons
3. Jewelry or Medals
4. Textile Items
5. Dishes, Containers, Sculptures
6. Metal Materials
7. Other Collectibles
Historic Preservation,Restoration,and Replication
8.
Photography
Collectables
9. Historic Replica
10. Heirloom Restoration or Preservation
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4-H RECORD BOOK EXHIBIT
Section 19
All 4-H Record Books are due in the County Extension Office the second Friday in July, (July 13, 2016)
They will be judged previous to the Fair and prizes awarded as set up in the catalog.
4-H RECORD BOOKS
Girls
Class
1. Year
2. Year
3. Year
4. Year
5. Year
1
2
3
4
5
6.
7.
8.
9.
Year
Year
Year
Year
6
7
8
9 and advanced
1
2
3
4
5
15.
16.
17.
18.
Year
Year
Year
Year
6
7
8
9 and advanced
Boys
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Year
Year
Year
Year
Year
4-H Club Secretary Book
19. Club Secretary Book
CHAMPIONS
Section 20
Class:
1. Grand Champion Junior
2. Reserve Grand Champion Junior
$10.00
$ 5.00
3. Grand Champion Senior
4. Reserve Grand Champion Senior
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$10.00
$ 5.00
Section 21
FFA
All FFA members are eligible to enter.
To enter you can research all entries available at the website:
www. OKStateFair.com/livestock-competitions
This site should have all of the latest FFA requirements of the Competition
Guides for the year 2016.
We do have a copy of 2016 Guidelines in the Fair office at the Activity Center
at 5th and Sunset in Guymon.
If you need to come by and check it out,we are here from 9 to 5 Monday through Friday.
We can make copies for you if you need them.
Check out our Fair book online at texascountyfair.org.The entry form is also online and can be copied. You
will need one filled out completely including full mailing address to receive a check from the Texas County
Free Fair•• Please mark on your entry form if you are in FFA.
The Agriculture Department also has areas where you can enter your items such as grains,seed,forage,etc.
Baked and home canned goods can also be entered in the Domestic Science Department.
Premiums for all classes: .................................................................................................1st $1.50
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2nd $1.00
3rd $.50
DEPARTMENT J
HOME AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Superintendent: Mary Long - Optima
Entries: 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m., Tuesday, August 16, 2016
Release of Entries: 7:00 – 8:00 p.m., Saturday August 20, 2016
Exhibit Booth
Rule 1.
Rule 2.
Rule 3.
Rule 4.
Rule 5.
Rule 6.
Rule 7.
Rule 8.
Rule 9.
Rule 10.
Rule 11.
Rule 12.
Rule 13.
Rule 14.
All exhibitors must be enrolled in a Home and Community Education Group in Texas County.
All general rules and regulations governing the Panhandle Exposition will apply in this department. The
management will use all diligence and every reasonable precaution to insure safety of the articles after their arrival
and during the exhibition, but in no case will they be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur. Entries are
accepted only under these conditions.
Judges will be those persons designated by the Fair Board Association. The decision of the judges shall be
final.
During judging do not talk to judges. If you have a question please get the attention of an exhibit committee
member.
Articles exhibited must have been made during the current club year.
Exhibits must be made by club members. Clubs will provide members to assist in arranging club exhibits following
judging of entries. Clubs will provide names of exhibitors on index cards.
Each club shall have all exhibits listed on an entry sheet to present to department superintendent when exhibit
is entered. Exhibits are to be entered on Tuesday of fair week during the hours scheduled. Exhibitors must not
change their exhibits, or any part thereof, after the hours designated for the same to be placed.
If class does not meet the requirements set by the exhibit committee, it will compete and exhibit but the exhibit
committee will disqualify it and it will not be eligible for points or money.
In the event there are not eight exhibits in a group exhibit booth, the group may compete for ribbons, but not
premium money or points.
Club premiums will be based on a point system.
All premiums will be paid to the club. No individual premiums will be paid.
If a tie exists the premium monies will be added together and divided between the clubs involved in the tie.
Example: if there is a tie for second place, then the second and third monies will be added together and divided
between the two clubs who are tied on points, both receiving second place ribbons. No third place premium will be
awarded.
Clubs wanting to make an education Booth or Club Exhibit must notify department superintendent two
weeks prior to entry day.
All entries must be brought and entered in the Home and Community Education Department between 1:00 p.m.
and 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday. All booths must be completed and in place by 6:00 p.m. No entries or booths can be
accepted after 6:00 p.m. No exhibit will be released until closing of the fair.
Educational booths will be entered same day as exhibit booths.
THE FOLLOWING PREMIUMS AND POINTS ARE USED FOR CLUB BOOTHS AND BEST OF SHOW
Premiums ...............................................................................1st - $1.50
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2nd - $1.00
3rd $.75
4th - R
5th - R
CLUB BOOTHS
Section 1
FOODS & SEWING (Choose 5)
Class
1. Corn bread muffins with added ingredients, 4 – bring recipe
2. Non-traditional jam, any size jar, 1 – bring recipe
3. Russet potatoes, 4
4. Decorated rolled sugar cookies, 6
5. Biscotti, 4 – bring recipe
6. Cake roll, any flavor – bring recipe
7. Any cream pie with meringue, 8 or 9” – bring recipe
8. Sewn pet jacket
9. Sewn costume, child’s or adult, any size
10. Woman’s skirt, any style
HOME ENVIRONMENT & CULTURAL ARTS (Choose 5)
Class
11. Recycled glass art
12. Wrapped gift package, square box 12” x 12” or larger
13. Crocheted or knitted novelty baby outfit
14. Potted house plant, any size, must be owned by exhibitor for 3 mos. prior to the fair
15. Patriotic craft or 4th of July decoration
16. Before and after lamp, use photo for the before
17. Decorated initial letter, any medium
18. Foot stool, any kind, purchased legs okay
19. Quiet book for children
20. Matching earrings
21. Best of Show
GOLDEN AGE OHCE MEMBERS
SPECIAL EXHIBIT BOOTH
Section 2
One exhibit per member age 70 years and over, chosen from those listed for club Booth exhibits, to be judged on its own merit
for ribbon award only.
Class
1.
Special Exhibit Booth
R R R
EDUCATIONAL BOOTH
Section 3
Any Topic Listed Above
1.
$25.00
$15.00
$10.00
Rule 1. Size of Booth: 4 ft wide x 30 in deep and not more than 3 ft. high.
Rule 2. Clubs wanting to make an Educational Booth or Club Exhibit must have a written application to the department
superintendent two weeks prior to entry day. Premiums paid by Panhandle Exposition.
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DEPARTMENT K
PLANTS AND FLOWERS
Superintendent: Rose Garden Club, Guymon, OK
Entries: 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m., Tuesday, August 16, 2016
Judging: 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, August 16, 2016
Release of Entries: 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m., Saturday, August 20, 2016
We are not responsible for displays after 8 p.m. Saturday.
Rule 1.
Rule 2.
Rule 3.
Rule 4.
Rule 5.
Rule 6.
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
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8.
9.
10.
11.
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13.
Rule 14.
Rule 15.
Rule 16.
Rule 17.
Rule 18.
Rule 19.
Rule 20.
All general rules and regulations governing the 2016 Panhandle Exposition will apply in this department.
Any person eligible as an exhibitor in any other department may enter plants and flowers. Membership in garden
club is not required, but if interested in belonging, will find the right club for you.
Exhibitor must grow all horticultural exhibits, except in arrangements. Exhibitor must own container plants at least
3 months prior to show.
Only one entry per family will be accepted in any adult horticultural class, except Section 6 which can have
multiple entries. Juniors must be present to enter their exhibits
All specimens must be exhibited in clean coke bottles furnished by exhibitor. Panhandle Exposition will not be
responsible for any lost, damaged, or broken containers.
In arrangement classes, the exhibitor shall furnish the containers best suited for the exhibit. Exhibitors are
responsible for all mechanical devices, containers and accessories. Artificial flowers or foliage or treated material are
not allowed.
Any flower not listed for prize money may be displayed but will not be judged.
Members belonging to more than one club will need to designate the club to receive points toward club sweepstakes.
All prize points will be counted toward Club and Individual Sweepstakes
In close decision, named varieties, properly labeled, will be given preference in horticultural class.
The Superintendent may remove any exhibit that has deteriorated and become unworthy of display.
Plant must be healthy and free of insects. Exhibitor may bring replacements for those which have deteriorated.
Professionals will not be able to compete in Sections 3 or 4. A professional is defined as anyone who derives a
portion of their income from giving instruction or the sale of their work.
No local garden club members can judge. Judges do not have to be Oklahoma Garden Club certified.
PREPARATION OF SPECIMENS:
Entries in horticulture classes should be planned during the planting and growing season, then given special
attention for several days prior to the show.
Every entry needs to be pre-entered if at all possible.
No entry can be placed on the display tables until the entry has been registered – pre-entry makes this process go
much faster. If it has not been pre-registered you need to fill out an entry form and entry card (for each item) before
registration. There will be a table set up for those entries not pre-registered.
Wedging will be allowed on all horticultural items. Wedging consists of a piece of saran wrap on top of coke bottle
with a hole punched to hold the flower specimen in place. You may also us a piece of oasis in the neck of the bottle.
Remember to have enough stem and foilage showing for the judges to examine.
Each contestant places their own arrangement not the helpers and only after the entry has been registered. NO
EXCEPTIONS!
All arrangements will be placed by Club in charge after entry has been made.
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CUTTING AND CONDITIONING:
Specimens should be cut in late afternoon or early morning. The stem should be cut several inches longer than required. A
sharp knife or clippers should be used and the cut made on a long slant for the greatest intake of moisture. Woody stems should
be peeled back and split, or “hammered” for approximately an inch at the cut end, to allow the stem to take up more moisture.
Plant material that exudes a milky substance should be sealed by searing the cut end using a flame. Some plant material requires
complete immersion for several hours. Dahlias must have about two inches of the stem placed in very hot water, allowing water
to cool, then adding more tepid water to the container.
Cut specimens should be placed in a vessel of deep tepid water in a cool, dark place, free of drafts for several hours or
overnight. This “conditioning” or “hardening” improves substance and helps to hold freshness. The stem should be cut again,
preferably under water, just before placement in the show.
GROOMING:
Wiring, oiling, spray, or artificial coloring is NOT permitted in horticultural classes. Evidence of spray, dust, insect damage, or
faded petals and/or leaves should be carefully removed. Well-groomed specimens add to the beauty of the show.
Container-grown plants should be well-groomed with no seed pods, wilted flowers, damaged or unclean foliage, broken stems or
training props. The container should be clean and in scale with the size of the plant.
Score card for Club and Individual Sweepstakes
First Placing - 5 points
Second Placing - 3 points
Third Placing - 1 point
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Premiums for all Sections unless otherwise noted:......................... 1
$1.00
2nd
$ .75
3rd Ribbon
4th
Ribbon
ANNUALS, PERENNIALS, BIENNIALS
Section 1
Specimen must have enough foliage to determine the health of the plant. Color must show! The exhibitor should remove any
foliage that is under water and have at least 6” of stem if possible. Definition of:
Annual - Blooms throughout season
Class Biennials 1. Aster, Annual - 1 stalk Perennial - Comes back every year. Foliage - non blooming - example-coleus
2. Aster, Perennial - 1 spray
3. Bachelor Button - 1 stem
4. Bell Flower - 1 stem
5. Bells of Ireland - 1 stem
6. Black-eyed Susan - 1 bloom
7. Calendula - 1 bloom
8. Canna - 1 stem
9. Carnation, 1 stem
10. Chrysanthemum Garden Variety - 1 spray
11. Coleus (Echhinacea) - 1 stem
12. Chrysanthemum, Large -1 bloom
13. Cone-flower - 1 bloom
14. Coreopsis - 1 stem
15. Cosmos - 1 stem and /or 1 bloom
16. Coxcomb, Feathered - 1 stem
17. Coxcomb, Crested - 1 stem
18. Dahlia, 2” to 5” - 1 bloom
19. Dahlia, 5” and over - 1 bloom
20. Dahlia, Fancy - 1 bloom
21. Daisy - 1 Bloom
22. Daisy - Gerber - 1 bloom
23. Daisy - Painted - 1 bloom
24. Daisy - Shasta - 1 bloom
25. Delphinium - 1 stem
26. Dianthus - Annual - 1 bloom
27. Dianthus - Perennial (Carnation) - 1 bloom
28. Fox Glove
29. Gaillardia or Indian Blanket - 1 boom
30. Gladiola - 1 stalk
31. Hibiscus (perennial) 6” to 10”
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Hibiscus (annual) 2” to 5”
Hollyhock - double
Hollyhock - single
Impatiens - 1 stem
Lantana - 1 stem
Larkspur - 1 stem
Lily - 1 stalk
Marigold, Large - 1 blooms
Marigold, Large, Gold or Yellow - 1 blooms
Marigold, Large Orange - 1 bloom
Marigold, Small 1 Color - 3 blooms
Marigold, Small 1 Color, Double- 3 blooms
Marigold Small Bi-Color, Single - 3 blooms
Marigold Small Bi-Color - Double - 3 blooms
Petunia, Single - 1 stem
Petunia, Double - 1 stem
Petunia, Double Ruffled - 1 stem
Phlox - 1 stem
Climbing Rosebush - 1 stem
Rose, Lavender - 1 bloom
Rose, Miniature - 1 bloom (Use bottles in proportion)
Rose, Orange - 1 bloom
Rose, Peace - 1 bloom
Rose, Pink - 1 bloom
Rose, Polyantha or Floribunda - 1 spray
Rose, Red - 1 bloom
Rose, Two-Toned - 1 bloom
Rose, White - 1 bloom
Rose, Yellow - 1 bloom
Salvia, Blue - 1 bloom
Salvia, Red - 1 bloom
Sedum - 1 stem (must be blooming)
Snapdragon - 1 stem
Sunflower - 1 stem
Sunflower, New Variety - 1 stem
Straw Flower
Verbena - 1 stem
Vinca - 1 stem
Yarrow - 1 stem
Zinnia, Small - 1 bloom
Zinnia, Large - 1 bloom
Zinnia, Fancy - 1 bloom
Any other not listed in Sec. 1 - annual
Any other not listed in Sec. 1 - perennial
Any other not listed in Sec. 1 - biennial
Grand Champion Rosette
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ARBOREALS
Section 2
Branches must be 12” to 16” and in a wide
bottomed clear glass jar.
Class
1. Berried Shrub - 1 stem
2. Broadleaf Evergreen - (like Holly, Japonica) - 1
Stem
3. Flowering Shrub - 1 branch with blooms
4. Flowering Vine - 1 Spray
5. Needled Evergreen (short needled-like Blue
Spruce etc.) - 1 Stem
6. Needled Evergreen (long needled-like Cyprus,
ponderosa pine etc.) - 1 Stem
7. Any other arboreals no listed in section 2
8. Grand Champion
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CONTAINER GROWN
Section 3
Container can be no bigger than 14”. Only one kind of plant per container, except Class 4 and 5.
Class
1. African Violet
2. Begonia
3. Cacti
4. Dish Garden
5. Dracaena
6. Fern
7. Ficus tree
8. Geranium
9. English Ivy
10. Grapevine Ivy
11. Swedish Ivy
12. Herb
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
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24.
Norfolk Pine Tree
Philodandren Ivy (Pathos Ivy) - Hanging
Philodendron Ivy (Pathos Ivy) - Potted
Succulents
Any other container grown - Flowering
Any other container grown - Foliage
Hanging Basket - Flowering
Hanging Basket - Foliage
Any Other Hanging Basket
Miniature Rose - container grown
Mixed flowers - container grown
Grand Champion
Rosette
ARRANGEMENTS
Section 4
Class
1. All fresh, Designer’s Choice
2. Basket
3. Breakfast Room
4. Buffet
5. Cup & Saucer
6. Dried, Modern Design
7. Edibles
8. Entrance Hall Table
9. Family Room
10. Holiday (any holiday)
11. Microminiature, Smaller than 5”
12. Miniature 5” to 8”, Not to exceed 8” in any direction
13. Pitcher
14. Pressed, Dried Flowers in Picture Frame, Niche, Shadow Box or Dome
15. Teacup
16. Vegetable and/or Fruit with Flowers
17. Weathered Wood, Fruit and/or Flowers. Must have some fresh material
18. Mass Arrangements
19. Miscellaneous
20. Garden Club Entry - Advanced registration. by August 17, 2016. A creative design using designer’s choice of material.
Exhibited against 24” x 40” backboard provided by show committee.
21. Grand Champion – Rosette
SWEEPSTAKES
Section 5
Class
1. Garden Club Sweepstakes$3.00 & Rosette
2. Individual Sweepstakes $7.50 & Rosette
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JUNIOR ANNUALS, PERENNIALS, BIENNIALS
Section 6
The purpose of the Junior Sections is to encourage and teach children to respect the earth. Specimen must be grown by Junior.
Juniors are classified as 18 years of age and under. Specimen must have enough foliage and color to determine the health of the
plant. The exhibitor should remove any foliage that is under water and have at least 6” of stem if possible. All exhibits must
show color!
Class
1. Aster - 1 stalk
2. Black-eyed Susan - 1 bloom
3. Canna - 1 stem
4. Cone-flower - 1 bloom
5. Coreopsis - 1 stem
6. Cosmos - 1 stem and /or 1 bloom
7. Dahlia, 2” to 5” - 1 bloom
8. Dahlia, 5” and over - 1 bloom
9. Dahlia, Fancy - 1 bloom
10. Daisy - 1 Bloom
11. Gaillardia or Indian Blanket - 1 boom
12. Hollyhock - double
13. Hollyhock - single
14. Marigold, Large, Any Color - 1 Bloom
15. Marigold, Small, Any Color - 3 blooms
16. Petunia, Single - 1 stem
17. Petunia, Double - 1 stem
18. Rose, Miniature, Any Color - 1 bloom (Use bottles in proportion)
19. Rose, Any Color - 1 bloom
20. Salvia - 1 bloom
21. Sedum, - 1 stem (must show color)
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22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
Sunflower - 1 stem
Verbena - 1 stem
Vinca - 1 stem
Zinnia, Small - 1 bloom
Zinnia, Large - 1 bloom
Any other - three or more of 1 specimen are entered, a class will be made.
Grand Champion Rosette
JUNIOR CONTAINER GROWN
Section 7
Container can be no bigger than 14”. Only one plant per container, except Class 4 and 15.
Class
1. Cacti
2. Dish Garden
3. Geranium
4. English Ivy
5. Grapevine Ivy
6. Swedish Ivy
7. Herb
8. Philodendron Ivy (Pathos Ivy) - Potted
9. Succulents
10. Any other container grown - Flowering
11. Any other container grown - Foliage
12. Mixed Flowers - container grown
13. Grand Champion
Rosette
JUNIOR ARRANGEMENTS
Section 8
Class
1. All fresh, Designer’s Choice
2. Basket
3. Breakfast Room
4. Buffet
5. Cup and Saucer
6. Dried, Modern Design
7. Edibles
8. Entrance Hall Table
9. Family Room
10. Holiday (any holiday)
11. Microminiature, smaller than 5”
12. Miniature 5” to 8”, Not to exceed 8” in any directgion
13. Mass arrangements
14. Pitcher
15. Pressed, Dried Flowers in Picture Frame, Niche, Shadow
Box or Dome
16. Teacup
17. Vegetable and/or Fruit, with flowers
18. Weathered Wood, Fruit and/or Flowers, Must have some
fresh material
19. Miscellaneous.
20. Grand Champion Rosette
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DEPARTMENT L
FINE ARTS
Superintendent: Nancy Levings, Hooker, OK
Entries: 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Tuesday, August 16, 2016
Pickup Entries: 7:00 – 8:00 p.m. , Saturday, August 20, 2016
Rule 1.
Rule 2.
Rule 3.
Rule 4.
Rule 5.
Rule 6.
Rule 7.
Rule 8.
Rule 9.
Rule 10.
Rule 11.
Rule 12.
Rule 13.
Rule 14.
NO WET PAINTINGS WILL BE ACCEPTED
The management will use all diligence and every reasonable precaution to insure safety of the articles after their
arrival, and during the exhibition, but in no case will they be responsible for any of the articles.
Any article that has received first prize cannot be entered again.
Exhibitors may make only one entry in each class.
The exhibits will be taken in this departments as submitted by the exhibitor and department workers will not be
responsible for any errors in entering.
All pictures, including frame, cannot exceed 48”x 48” outside measurement. Pictures, plaques, etc., will not be
accepted unless ready to hang.
Eye screws with picture wire attached must be in place on each picture frame one-third down from the top of
frame. Saw tooth hangers cannot be accepted on adult work.
Professional sections are for those people who derive a portion of their income from giving instructions or from sale
of their work. Those whose income from these sources is in excess of $600 per year will not be permitted to exhibit
in the other sections. Exhibitors can declare professional and exhibit in this class, but cannot compete in Advanced
and/or Amateur class.
Advanced sections are for those people who have had five years of classes with other artists for over five years.
Amateur artists may use class room work that was done in work shops. Also copies of originals will be accepted as
that is the method of teaching amateurs.
Those who have been working in art for five years or more may not enter the amateur class. College section
- students who are pursuing an art major or minor. All rules apply here as well.
Watercolors, pastels, and drawings should have a 2 1/2” x 3” mat.
We will make a class for any pictures that does not fit in any of the listed classes in Professional, Advanced,
and Amateur.
Developmentally Disabled MR see Rule 2, Section 14 at the front of the fairbook for qualifications.
Premiums: .............................................................................................................................. 1st $1.50
Class
1. Abstract
2. Animal
3. Bird
4. Buildings
5. Figure
6. Flower
7. Fruit
8 . Landscape
Class
1. Abstract
2. Animal
3. Bird
4. Buildings
5. Figure
6. Flower
7. Landscape
PROFESSIONAL OIL PAINTING
Section 1
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16.
Monochrome
Palette knife
Portrait
Seascapes
Still Life
Tell a story
Texture
Vase
PROFESSIONAL GRAPHICS
Section 2
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Palette knife
Portrait
Seascapes
Still Life
Tell a story
Texture
2nd $1.00
3rd Ribbon
Class
1. Abstract
2. Animal
3. Bird
4. Buildings
5. Figure
6. Flower
Class
1. Abstract
2. Animal
3. Bird
4. Buildings
5. Figure
6. Flower
Class
1. Abstract 7. Landscape
2. Animal
3. Bird
4. Buildings
5. Figure
6. Flower
PROFESSIONAL WATERCOLOR
Section 3
7.
8.
9.
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11.
Landscape
Mixed Media
Portrait
Seascape
Still Life
PROFESSIONAL PASTEL
Section 4
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Landscape
Portrait
Still Life
Seascape
Tell a story
PROFESSIONAL ACRYLICS
Section 5
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Portrait
Still Life
Seascape
Tell a story
PROFESSIONAL MIXED MEDIA
Section 6
Class
1. Abstract
2. Animal
3. Bird
4. Buildings
5. Colored Pencil
6. Figure
7. Flowers
8. Ink
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11.
12.
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14.
15.
Landscape
Pencil
Portrait
Seascapes
Still Life
Tell A Story
Texture
PROFESSIONAL SCULPTURES
Section 7
Class
1. Animal
2. Human
3. Any Other
PROFESSIONAL CHAMPION
Section 8
Class
1. Grand Champion ........................................ Rosette
2.
Reserve Grand Champion .............................. Rosette
Premiums .............................................................................................................................. 1st $1.50
ADVANCED OIL PAINTING
Section 9
Class
1. Abstract
2. Animal
3. Bird
4. Buildings
5. Figure
6. Flower
7. Insect
8. Landscape
Class
1. Abstract
2. Animal
3. Bird
4. Buildings
5. Colored Pencil
6. Flowers
7. Ink
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Monochrome
Palette knife
Portrait
Seascapes
Still Life
Tell a story
Texture
ADVANCED GRAPHICS
Section 10
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Landscape
Pencil
Portrait
Still Life
Seascape
Tell a Story
ADVANCED WATERCOLOR
Section 11
Class
1. Abstract
2. Animal
3. Bird
4. Buildings
5. Figure
6. Flower
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
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Landscape
Portrait
Mixed Media
Seascape
Still Life
Texture
2nd $1.00
3rd Ribbon
ADVANCED PASTEL
Section 12
Class
1. Abstract
2. Animal
3. Bird
4. Figure
5. Flower
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Landscape
Landscape with object
Monochrome
Portrait
Still Life
ADVANCED ACRYLICS
Section 13
Class
1. Abstract
2. Animal
3. Bird
4. Figure
5. Flower
6. Landscape
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Monochrome
Palette Knife
Portrait
Still Life
ADVANCED MIXED MEDIA
Section 14
Class
1. Abstract
2. Animal
3. Bird
4. Buildings
5. Colored Pencil
6. Flowers
7. Ink
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
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Landscape
Pencil
Portrait
Still LifeSeascapes
Tell A Story
Texture
ADVANCED SCULPTURES
Section 15
Class
1. Animal
2. Human
3. Any Other
ADVANCED CHAMPIONS
Section 16
Class
1. Grand Champion .................................................. Rosette
2. Reserve Grand Champion ............................... Rosette
Premiums .............................................................................................................................. 1st $1.50
AMATEUR OIL PAINTING
Section 17
Class
1. Abstract
2. Animal
3. Bird
4. Copies of Originals
5. Figure
6. Flower
7. Landscape
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Monochrome
Palette knife
Portrait
Still Life
Miscellaneous
Seascape
AMATEUR GRAPHICS
Section 18
Class
1. Abstract
2. Animal
3. Bird
4. Charcoal
5. Color Pencil
6. Copies of Originals
7. Figure
8. Flower
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Ink
Landscape
Pencil
Portrait
Still Life
AMATEUR PASTEL
Section 19
Class
1. Abstract
2. Animal
3. Bird
4. Copies of originals
5. Figure
6. Flower
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Landscape
Monochrome
Portrait
Still Life
AMATEUR WATERCOLOR
Section 20
Class
1. Abstract
2. Animal
3. Bird
5. Figure
6. Flower
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
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Landscape
Monochrome
Portrait
Still Life
2nd $1.00
3rd Ribbon
AMATEUR ACRYLICS
Section 21
Class
1. Abstract
2. Animal
3. Bird
5. Figure
6. Flower
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Landscape
Monochrome
Palette Knife
Portrait
Still Life
AMATEUR MIXED MEDIA
Section 22
Class
1. Abstract
2. Animal
3. Bird
4. Buildings
5. Colored Pencil
6. Collage
7. Flowers
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Ink
Pencil
Portrait
Seascapes
Tell A Story
Texture
AMATEUR SCULPTURES
Section 23
Class
1.
Animal
2.
Human
3.
Any Other
AMATEUR CHAMPIONS
Section 24
Class
1. Grand Champion .................................................. Rosette
2. Reserve Grand Champion ............................... Rosette
Premiums .............................................................................................................................. 1st $1.50
DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED MR
Section 25
Adults 18 & Over Only
Class
1.
Paint-by-number Landscape
2.
Paint-by-number Animal
3.
Pencil Sketches
4. Any other picture that cannot be entered in Section 25, Classes 1-3.
POTTERY
Section 26
Class
1. Any item made on pottery wheel
2. Hand built pinch piece
3. Hand built coil piece
4. Hand built slap piece
5. Hand built any combination
6. Raku
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2nd $1.00
3rd Ribbon
PYROGRAPHY
(Woodburning)
Section 27
Class
1. Animal
2. Buildings
3. Flowers
4. Portrait
5.
6.
7.
8.
Still Life
Seascape
Tell-a-Story
Any Other
GLASS ETCHING
Section 28
Class
1. Animal
2. Buildings
3.
4.
Seascape
Any Other
TOLE PAINTING
Section 29
WOOD
Class
1. Animals
2. Birds
3. Buildings
4. Flowers
5. ruits
6. Landscapes
7. Still Life
8. Any Other
TIN
Class
9. Animals
10. Birds
11. Buildings
12. Flowers
13. Fruits
14. Landscapes
15. Still Life
16. Any Other
GLASS
Class
17. Cup and Saucer
18. Plate
19. Vase
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DEPARTMENT M
CERAMICS & CRAFTS
Superintendent: Wendy Johnson, Guymon, OK
Judging: 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m., Wednesday, August 17, 2016
Pickup Entries: 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m., Saturday, August 20, 2016
Rule 1.
Rule 2.
Rule 3.
Rule 4.
Rule 5.
Rule 6.
Rule 7.
Rule 8.
Rule 9.
arrival and during the exposition, but in no case will they be responsible for any of the articles.
Any article that has received first prize cannot be entered again.
Any article entered for exhibition must have been made within the last three years by the person in whose name it is
entered.
The exhibits will be taken in this department as submitted by the exhibitor and department workers will not be
Pictures, plaques or items needing to be hung will not be accepted unless ready to hang. If extremely heavy, will be
laid on tables.
Professional sections are for those people who derive a portion of their income from giving instruction or from the
sale of their work Those whose income from these sources is in excess of $600 per year will not be permitted to
exhibit in the other sections.
Developmentally Disabled-MR see rule 2, section 14 at the front of the fairbook for qualifications
Premiums: ..........................................................................................................................................1st
$1.50
2nd
AMATEUR CERAMICS
Section 1
Class
1 Chalk-Figurine
2. Chalk-Miscellaneous
3. Combination-Stain & Glaze
4. Combination-Stain & Chalk
5. Combination-Glaze & Chalk
6. Decal-Flower or Fruit
7. Decal-Miscellaneous
8. Dry Brush-Animal
9. Dry Brush-Human Figure
10. Dry Brush-Religious
11. Dry Brush-Seasonal/Holiday
12. Dry Brush-Miscellaneous
13. Glaze-Animal
14. Glaze-Functional
15. Glaze-Vase
16. Glaze-Luster
17. Glaze-Religious
18. Glaze-Seasonal/Holiday
19. Glaze-Miscellaneous
20. Under Glaze-Animal
21. Under Glaze-Functional
22. Under Glaze-Human Figure
23. Under Glaze-Religious
24. Under Glaze-Seasonal/Holiday
25. Under Glaze-Miscellaneous
26. Oil
27. Miniature Group
28. Miniature Piece
29. Miscellaneous, Under 6”
30. Miscellaneous, Over 6”
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
58.
59.
60.
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Stain-Animal
Stain-Human Figure
Stain-Religious
Stain-Seasonal/Holiday
Stain-Miscellaneous
Garden Decorations
Garden Critter
Air Brush
Night Light
Lighthouse
Lamp
Angel
Animal
Bird
Birdhouse
Group of 2 or More
Holiday Piece
Human Figure
Nativity
Novelty
Novelty Group
Patriotic
Porcelain
Religious
Seasonal (Summer, Spring, Winter, Fall)
Shelf Sitter
Southwest
Indian
Wall Plaques
Boo Boos
1.00
3rd R
PROFESSIONAL CERAMICS
Section 2
Class
1. Porcelain Animals
2. Porcelain Dolls
3.
4.
Porcelain Flowers
Miscellaneous
AMATEUR CRAFTS
Section 3
Class
1. Beadwork
2. Decopauge
3. Duct Tape Creation
4. Furniture, Wood
5. Furniture, Animals
6. Hand Woven Baskets, Not Fabric
7. Miscellaneous
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Metal Art, Sculpture
Plaster
Puzzles
Recycled Craft Item
Silk Flowers
Woodcraft excluding furniture
DUNAWAY MANOR RESIDENTS
Section 4
Articles must be made after attaining age 65
Class
1. Ceramics, Glaze
2. Ceramics, Stain
3. Figurine
4. Figurine, Human
5.
6.
7.
8.
Miscellaneous
Painting
Seasonal
Woodcraft, excluding furniture
SENIOR CITIZENS
Section 5
Articles must be made after attaining age 65
Class
1. Ceramics, Glaze
2. Ceramics, Stain
3. Ceramics, Chalk
4. Decal
5. Figurine
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Figurine, Human
Miscellaneous
Painting
Seasonal
DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED
MR
Adults 18 & Over Only
Section 6
Class
1. Animals
2. Ceramics, Glaze
3. Collage
4. Glaze & Stain
5. Human
6. Metal
7. Miscellaneous, not fabric
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Puzzles
(Misc.) Glaze & Stain
Seasonal
Stain
Wreaths, not fabric
FOLK ART
Section 7
Class
1. Animals
2. Fowls
3. Miscellaneous
4.
5.
6.
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Wall Hanging
Wooden necklace
Wreaths
CERAMIC CLUB SPECIAL
Section 8
Premiums: ......................................................................................................................... 1st $10.00
2nd
7.50
3rd
$5.00
Class
1. Display of ceramic work by club, one piece made by each member of club.
Judging based on percentage of members exhibiting and quality of work. Booth must be labeled with number of members
in club and number exhibiting.
Entries must be made under Club exhibitor number. All premium checks will go to the club.
Clubs wanting to make a Club Special Exhibit must have a written application to the Superintendent by Friday,
August 5, 2016.
BEST OF SHOW
Section 9
Class
1. Grand Champion Ceramics ................................ Rosette
2. Reserve Grand Champion Ceramics ................. Rosette
3. Grand Champion Crafts...................................... Rosette
4. Reserve Grand Champion Crafts ....................... Rosette
5.
6.
7.
8.
Grand Champion Professional ........................ Rosette
Reserve Grand Champion Professional ......... Rosette
Grand Champion Seniors ................................ Rosette
Reserve Grand Champion Seniors ................. Rosette
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DEPARTMENT N
JUNIOR ARTS AND CRAFTS
Superintendent:
Myrtle Leisure and Family
Entry pickup: 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m., Saturday, August 20, 2016
Preschool through Elementary
Rule 1. All general rules and regulations governing the Panhandle Exposition will apply in this department. All items for this
department must be entered by 6:00 p.m., Tuesday. No late entries will be accepted. Remember Pre Entering
makes it easier to enter on entry day.
Rule 2. The management will use all diligence and every reasonable precaution to insure safety of the articles after their arrival
and during exhibition, but in no case will they be responsible for any of the articles.
Rule 3. Any article receiving first prize cannot be entered again.
Rule 4. Any article entered must have been made within the last two years by the person in whose name it is entered.
Rule 5. Exhibitors may make only ONE entry in each CLASS.
Rule 6. The exhibits will be taken in this department as submitted by the exhibitor and department workers will not be
responsible for any errors in entering. CAUTION !!! PLEASE BE CAREFUL, YOUR WORK MAY BE
DISQUALIFIED IF ENTERED IN THE INCORRECT CLASS.
Rule 7. All items, including frames, cannot exceed 14” x 22” or be smaller than 8 ½” x 11”. Matting is not necessary.
Rule 8. Work will be entered at grade level student is in on entry day.
Rule 9. FLAT ARTICLES, SUCH AS DRAWINGS, COLOR PAGES, ETC., MUST MEET THE MINIMUM SIZE OF 8
½” X 11. WORK MAY BE MOUNTED ON AN 8 ½” X 11” BACKING TO MEET STANDARD.
Rule 10. Ribbons will be awarded at the discretion of the judge. Please consider the quality of your child’s / student’s
work.
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* Note to teachers: We would encourage your class to enter different projects in a variety of classes in the sections. Contact us
for instructions for entering students easily.
Premiums: ........................................................................................................................... 1st
$1.00
2nd
$ .75
3rd
PRESCHOOL
CHILDREN’S ART - Flat Page Work
ORIGINAL
(No Preprinted Pages)
Section 1
Class
1. Collage (objects add to a page)
2. Crayon
3. Felt Pen
4. Finger painting
5. Mixed Media
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Pencil
Print making
Tempera
Watercolor
Miiscellaneous
Pre-Printed or Kit
Section 2
Class
1. Crayon
2. Felt Pen
3.
4.
Watercolor
Miscellaneous
CHILDREN’S ART - Crafts
Original, Pre-Printed or Kit
Section 3
Class
1. Beads, melted
2. Beads, strung
3. chenille Stem Art
4. Clay, molded
5. Dough Art
6. Holiday Item
7. Paper (paper sack, mache, sculpture, etc.)
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Painted/Decorated Rock
Seed Picture
Stained Glass or Plastic
Wall Hanging
Wood Items
Miscellaneous
BEST OF SHOW
Section 4
Class
1. Best of Show - Preschool Rosette
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ORIGINAL
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Section 5
Class
1. Collage (objects added to a page
2. Crayon
3. Felt Pen
4. Finger painting
5. Mixed Media
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Pencil
Print Making
Tempera
Watercolor
Miscellaneous
Pre-Printed or Kit
Class
1. Crayon
2. Felt Pen
Section 6
3.
4.
Watercolor
Miscellaneous
CHILDREN’S CRAFTS
Original, Pre-printed or Kit
Class
1. Beads, melted
2. Beads, strung
3. Chenille Stem Art
4. Clay, molded
5. Dough Art
6. Holiday Art
7. Paper (sack, maché, sculpture, etc.)
Section 7
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
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Painted/Decorated Rock
Sand Art
String Art
Wall Hanging
Wood Items
Miscellaneous
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BUILDING BLOCKS
(Lego’s, etc.)
Section 8
Class
1. Airplane
3. Building
5. Outer Space
2.
4.
6.
7.
Class
1. Best of Show - Kindergarten - T-1
Boat or Ship
Car
Truck
Miscellaneous
BEST OF SHOW
Section 9
Rosette
PRIMARY
Grades 1-3
ORIGINAL
Section 10
Class
1. Acrylic
2. Collage (Objects added to a page)
3. Colored Pencil
4. Computer Generated Art
5. Crayon
6. Felt pen
7. Finger Painting
8. Mixed Media
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
Oil
Painted Rocks
Pastels/Chalk
Pencil
Print Making
Tempera
Watercolor
Miscellaneous
CHILDREN’S ART -
Flat Page Work
Pre-Printed or Kit
Section 11
Class
1. Crayon
2. Felt Pen
3. Oil or acrylic
4.
5.
Watercolor
Miscellaneous
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CHILDREN’S CRAFTS
ORIGINALS
Pre-printed or Kit
Section 12
Class
1. Beads, melted
2. Beads, strung
3. Ceramics
5. Clay, molded
6. Dough Art
7. Duct Tape Craft
8. Foam Mat Art
9. Holiday Item
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
Paper (sack, maché, sculpture, etc.)
Sand Art
Seed Art
String Art
Wall Hanging
Wood Item
Miscellaneous
BUILDING BLOCKS
(Lego’s, etc.)
Section 13
Class
1. Airplane
2. Boat or Ship
3. Building
4. Car
5.
6.
7.
Outer Space
Truck
Miscellaneous
KIT MODELS
Section 14
Class
1. Airplane
2. Boat or Ship
3.
4.
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Cars
Miscellaneous
BEST OF SHOW
Section 15
Class
1. Best of Show - Primary Rosette
Elementary Grades 4-6
ORIGINAL
Section 16
Class
1. Acrylic
2. Collage (Objects added to a page)
3. Colored Pencil
4. Computer Generated Art
5. Crayon
6. Felt pen
7. Finger Painting
8. Mixed Media
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Oil
Pastels/Chalk
Pencil
Print Making
Tempera
Watercolor
Miscellaneous
CHILDREN’S ART – Flat Page Work
Pre-Printed or Kit
Section 17
Class
1. Colored Pencil
2. Crayon
3. Felt Pen
4.
5.
6.
Oil or Acrylic
Watercolor
Miscellaneous
CHILDREN’S CRAFTS
Section 18
Class
1. Beads, melted
2. Beads, strung
3. Ceramics
5. Clay, molded
6. Decorated Items (hats, eggs, boxes, etc.)
7. Dough Art
8. Duct Tape Craft
9. Foam Mat Art
10. Holiday Item
11. Painted/Decorated Rock
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
Paper (sack, maché, sculpture, etc.)
Plastic Lace
Plaster of Paris
Sand Art
Seed Pictures
String Art
Wood, Handmade
Wood, Kit
Miscellaneous
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BUILDING BLOCKS
LEGOS, ETC.
Section 19
Class
1. Airplane
2. Boat or Ship
3. Building
4. Car
5.
6.
7.
Outer Space
Truck
Miscellaneous
KIT MODELS
Section 20
Class
1. Airplane
2. Boat or Ship
3.
4.
Cars
Miscellaneous
BEST OF SHOW
Section 21
1.
Best Of Show - ElementaryRosette
MULTI - HANDICAPPED
12 years & under
Section 22
Class
1. Bead Art
2. Beads, strung
3. Beads, melted
4. Ceramic
5. Clay, molded
6. Crayon
8. Duct Tape Craft
9. Finger Painting
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
Holiday Item
Wall Hanging
Wood - Item
Miscellaneous
Rocks, Decorated or Painted
Scratch art
Stained glass or plastic
Scrapbook page
HEALTH POSTER CONTEST
Sponsored by: The Texas County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee
Section 23
Posters may be made from a half sheet of poster board or approximately 14” x 22” and should depict a healthy life style or
practice. You may use pictures, photographs, or any medium you choose to convey your message. The exhibits will be judged
on the message, correct spelling, neatness and attractiveness of the poster.
Premiums: 1st $5.00
2nd $4.00
Class
1. Fourth Grade Students
2. Fifth Grade Students
3. Sixth Grade Students
3rd $3.00
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DEPARTMENT O
ANTIQUES AND HOBBIES
Superintendent: Carol Tucker, Hooker, OK
Entry pickup: 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m., Saturday, August 20, 2016
Rule 1.
Rule 2.
Rule 3.
Rule 4.
All general rules and regulations governing the 2016 Panhandle Exposition will apply in this department.
arrival and during the exhibition, but in no case will they be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur.
Entries are accepted only under these conditions.
Exhibitor may make only two entries for each class and they must be owned by the exhibitor.
No articles which have received first prize in the past year can be entered again.
Age
40%
Score Card
Condition
40%
Appeal
20%
The articles exhibited should be 50 years old or over and a brief history typed on a 3” x 5” card may accompany them in the
Antique Section.
Premiums: .......................................................................................................................... 1st
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$1.50
2nd
$1.00
3rd
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ANTIQUES
Section 1
Class
Advertising
1. Ashtrays
2. Mirrors
3. Pottery
4. Signs
5. Tokens
6. Watch Fobs
7. Miscellaneous
Appliances - House Ware
8. Bottles (no more than 6)
9. Butter Churn
10. Butter Mold
11. Butter Paddle
12. Canning Jar
13. Canning Utensil
14. Coffee Grinder
15. Electric Kitchen Item
16. Fan
17. Refrigerator Set
18. Salt and Pepper Shakers
19. Scale
20. Toaster
21. Utensils
22. Wash Tub
23. Wash Board
China
24. Berry Set (Large Bowl and 4 small bowls)
25. Chocolate Set (Chocolate Pot and cups)
26. Table Set (dinner plate, lunch or pie plate, cup and saucer)
27. Tea Set (Teapot, cups and saucers)
28. Pitcher and Bowl (at least 2 pieces)
Be Sure to Register
for the
SAFARI PACK
China Pattern
29. Blue Willow China
30. Flow Blue china
31. Hand Painted China
32. Japanese China
33. Railroad China
34. Western China
35. Miscellaneous
when
Oklahoma City
Zoo visits the Fair
on Friday Night!!!
Clocks/Radio/Camera
36. Clock - Key Wind
37. Clock - Electric
38. Radio - Crank
39. Radio - Battery
40. Radio - Electric
41. Camera - Instant
42. Camera - Movie
• Each presentation will include
3 live animals and animal
artifacts.
• Between programs, there will
be animal artifacts and some
small animals on display inside
the building.
• Program Times:
5:00-5:30pm
6:00-6:30pm
7:00-7:30pm
8:00-8:30pm
9:00-9:30pm
Coins and Paper Money
43. Coins
44. Paper Money
45. Foreign Monies
46. Coin Banks
47. Coin Case
Crockery
48. Large
49. Medium
50. Small
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Farm Items
51. Buckets
52. Equipment
53. Farm Books
54. Lanterns
55. Tools, Small
56. Tools, Medium
57. Tools, Large
58. Scales
59. Any Other
Figurines
60. Animal
61. Human
Furniture
62. Chair
63. Wash Stand
Glass Sets
64. Lemon Aide Set (pitcher & glasses)
65. Berry Set (large bowl and 4 small bowls)
66. Table Set (cream, sugar & covered butter dish)
67. Refrigerator Dishes
Glassware
68. Art Glass
69. Carnival Glass
70. Colored Glass
71. Depression Glass
72. Elegant Glass
73. Flint Glass
74. Milk Glass
75. Opalescent Glass
76. Pattern Glass
77. Miscellaneous
Ironstone
78. Small
79. Medium
80. Large
Jewelry
81. Costume
82. Elegant
83. Jewelry Case or Box
84. Watches and watch items
Lamps
85. Oil
86. Electric
Metal
87. Brass
88. Bronze
89. Cast Iron
90. Copper
91. Granite Ware
92. Pewter
93. Silver
94. Silver Plate
95. Tin
Guymon Standard
Supply, Inc.
P.O. Box 1346
625 Highway 54 N.E.
(580) 338-8488
Military
96. Awards
97. Books
98. Firearm
99. Medals
100. Pictures
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101. Trench Art
102. Uniform
Paper Items
103. Advertising
104. Books (Hardback, Paperbacks)
105. Document
106. Magazine (comics, etc.)
107. Photo
108. Photo Album
109. Picture (Framed or Unframed)
110. Post Cards
111. Stamps
112. Stationery
113. Stereo Cards, Viewers
114. Miscellaneous
Personal Care Items
115. Brush and Comb set
116. Dresser Items (Brush, comb, mirror sets or perfume set)
117. Hat Pins
118. Hair Styling Item
119. Perfume Bottle
120. Purses/Wallets
121. Razor and/or accessories
122. Shaving Mug
123. Toothbrush Holder
Jack Lindsay loves to “Grow it and Show it” at the Texas
County Fair. Jack is 10 years old and looks forward to the
fair every year. He has participated by entering goods and
animals every year. Jack and his Grandpa, Edward Mueller,
plant a few early pumpkins especially for the fair.
Pottery
124. Frankhoma
125. Hull
126. McCoy
127. Roseville
128. Weller
129. Unknown
Primitives
130. Arrowheads
131. Indian Pottery
132. Hand Made Item
Sewing
133. Piece of Hand Work
134. Sewing Machine
135. Sewing Item (scissors, needle case, etc.)
136. Sad Iron
137. Quilt - State age of quilt - Must be over 50 yrs. Old.
Hand pieced and Hand quilted.
138. Quilt - Machine pieced & quilted, over 50 yrs. old
139. Miniature Quilt - over 50 yrs. old
140. Other Irons
Toys
141.
142.
143.
144.
145.
146.
147.
Jack helps all year long
with sheep on the farm, but
he loves to help with
bottle feeding a few of the
small ones. He also loves
to help pick the ones that
he will show at the Texas
County Fair. “Grow it and
Show it”, with Jack Lindsay.
China
Dishes
Doll
Glass
Metal
Truck or car
Wood
Chickens are Jack’s favorite
exhibits at the Fair. Jack
is a 4th generation exhibitor
at the Texas County Fair.
He looks through the barn
daily! Jack loves to “Grow
it and Show it” at the Texas
County Fair.
Western
148. Barbwire
149. Bits
150. Clothing (hat, chaps, boots, etc.)
151. Firearm
152. Saddles
153. Spurs
94
Medical
154. Instruments
155. Books
156. Clothing
157. Special Display - All items pertaining to one event or theme. Not over 15 items in one display. Note: Must contact
Superintendent for permission so that space can be provided.
158.
159.
160.
161.
Senior Grand Champion
SeniorReserve Grand Champion
Junior Grand Champion
Junior Reserve Grand Champion
HOBBIES
Section 2
Collection will be displayed on a soda flat (12” x 18”) which will be provided at the fair grounds. The number of items are
limited to what will fit on the flat. A clear plastic film will be placed over the items. Adult classes are for ages 18 and over.
Junior classes are for ages under 18.
Class
1. Animal Collection
11. Pez, candy dispensers
2. Buttons
12. Rocks
3. Bottle, Old, 3
13. Small toys, from McDonald’s Burger King, etc.
4. Canning Jars, 3
14. Tableware, Collection
5. Depression Glass, 3
15. Any other Collection, Adult
6. Doll Collection, 6
16. Any other Collection, Junior
7. Hot Wheels
17. Grand Champion Senior
Rosette
8. Jewelry
18. Reserve Grand Champion Senior
Rosette
9. Legos
19. Grand Champion Junior
Rosette
10. Marbles
20. Reserve Grand Champion Junior
Rosette
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DEPARTMENT P
DOMESTIC SCIENCE
Superintendent: Sherry Lindley, Guymon, OK
Pickup entries: 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m., Saturday, August 20, 2016
Rule 1.
Rule 2.
Rule 3.
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
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9.
Rule 10.
Rule 11.
Rule 12.
arrival, and during the exhibition, but in no case will they be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur.
Entries are accepted only under these conditions. Please use disposable containers, if possible.
Exhibits in containers must be size specified, strictly homemade, free from adulteration and the work of the person
entering same.
Lids of jars exhibited must be marked with date, using magic marker.
Bread for exhibition should be baked in individual loaves about 8” x 3- 1/2”.
Layer cakes to be iced, loaf or sheet cakes, iced or un iced. No cream cheese frosting.
Bread and cookies may be entered on small paper plates and slipped into Ziplock bag to retain moisture.
An exhibitor may make only one entry in a class.
Exhibitors will be allowed to claim ½ of their cake exhibit between 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday or Thursday.
This rule will not include decorative cakes.
All food preservation must be in standard pint or quart jars.
Professional sections are for those people who derive a portion of their income from giving instructions or from sale
of their work. Exhibitors can declare professional and exhibit in this class but cannot compete in Advanced and/or
Amateur class. Professional exhibits can be entered only once the year the work was completed.
Developmentally Disabled MR see Rule 2, Section 14 at the front of the fairbook for qualifications.
Best of Wheat
Bread Baking Contest
 Classes
RULES
Rule 1.
Rule 2.
Rule 3.
Rule 4.
Rule 5.
Rule 6.
Rule 7.
Rule 8.
Rule 9.
are Best of Wheat Classes
First place of each class competes for Champion, Reserve Champion of Show.
Each entry should be prepared and baked by the person whose name is on the entry form.
The recipe must be attached to Best of Wheat entries.
The same person cannot win Champion and Reserve Champion.
Dinner rolls should consist of three rolls per entry. Any shape acceptable.
The other Wheat Bread classes will include other breads made with yeast such as cheese, French, onion, sour dough,
challah, etc.
Best of Wheat sponsored bread Baking Contest is to be judged separate from the County Fair open class section.
Whole grain bread class - no white flour included. Dough enhancers, vital wheat gluten and whole grains in addition
to whole wheat are permissible.
Bread machine entries will not be eligible for Grand Champion.
RECIPES ARE OPTIONAL
BREAD AND ROLLS
Section 1
Premiums: ..............................................................................1st
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$1.00
2nd
$ .75
3rd
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Senior 18 yr. of age and older by Jan. 1.
Class

1. Specialty Breads, sweet breads made with yeast
2. Biscuits, 4
3. Bread, French, 1 loaf
4. Bread, quick, fruit or nut, 1 loaf Example: zucchini, pumpkin, etc.
5. Bread, sour dough

6. Bread, white loaf

7. Bread, whole grain

8. Other wheat products, no quick breads
9. Coffee cake
10. Cornbread
11. Fancy Pastries
12. Muffins, any kind, 4
13. Rolls, ice box, 4

14. Rolls, dinner, 4 (3 for competition in Best of Wheat)
15. Rolls, yeast cinnamon, 4
16. Rolls, whole wheat, 3, needs to be 1/3 to 1/2 whole wheat flour
17. Tortillas (4)

18. Whole Grain Breads
Breads, made with bread machine

19. White Bread
 20. Whole Grain Bread

21. Sweet Bread

22. Bread Machine - Best of Wheat chosen from classes 17-18-19

23. Best of Show Best of Wheat Champion
Ribbon

24. Reserve Best of Wheat Champion
Ribbon
CAKES
Section 2
Premiums: ..................................................................................................................................1st
$1.00
2nd
$ .75
3rd
R
½ of your cake may be picked up 7:00 – 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday or Thursday.
Recipes are optional.
Class
1. Any other variety
2. Angel Food, not iced
3. Applesauce, not iced
4. Banana Nut Cake
5. Burnt sugar or caramel
6. Carrot Cake
7. Chiffon
8. Devil’s Food or Chocolate, sheet or leaf, no icing
9. German Chocolate
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
Gingerbread, not iced
Pound cake
Spice
White layer
Yellow, butter
Zucchini Squash
Bundt
Sugar Free
Muffins
Pumpkin Roll
Bring cookies on small paper plate slipped into Ziploc bag. Six of each class required. RECIPES ARE OPTIONAL.
SMALL CAKES AND COOKIES
Section 3
Premiums: 1st $1.00
2nd $ .75
Class
2. Brownies with nuts
3. Cupcakes, in baking cups
4. Cookies, bar
5. Cookies, drop with chocolate bits
6. Snickerdoodles
7. Cookies, filled
8. Cookies, ice box with nuts
9. Cookies, ice box without nuts
3rd R
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
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Cookies, no bake
Cookies, party
Cookies, peanut butter
Cookies, pressed without nuts
Cookies, sugar plain or fancy
Cookies, oatmeal
Doughnuts, cake
Doughnuts, raised
Sugar Free
CONFECTIONS
Section 4
Premiums: ................................................................................................................................. 1st $1.50
Half pound of serving size pieces placed on a paper plate and covered in a ziplock bag.
Recipes are Optional
Class
7. Date loaf
2. Aunt Bill’s
8. Divinity
3. Caramels
9. Peanut brittle
4. Chocolate Fudge
10. Peanut pattie, microwave
5. Chocolate covered-candy
11. Penuche
6. Cream Mints
12. Taffy
13. Sugar Free
2nd $ 1.00
3rd
R
PREMIUMS FOR SECTION 6 THROUGH 12 UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED IN BOLDFACE.
2nd $ 1.00
3rd
R
1st $1.50
CAKES, COOKIES, AND BREADS
Section 5
Junior Division - Ages 7-12
Bring baked items on small paper plate covered with Ziploc bag. Six of each class required. RECIPES ARE OPTIONAL.
Class
1. Any other variety, 6
13. Cornbread, 6
2. Banana Nut Bread
14. Biscuits, 6
3. Brownies, 6

15. Bread, yeast 1 loaf
4. Cake, any other variety

16. Dinner rolls, 6
5. Cookies, Chocolate Chip, 6

17. Specialty shapes, animals, people, objects, etc., must
6. Cookies, Drop, 6
be edible
7. Cookies, ice box with nuts, 6
18. Sweet breads made with yeast
8. Cookies, no bake, 6
19. Sugar Free
9. Cookies, Oatmeal, 6
20. Bread Machine
10. Cookies, Peanut Butter, 6

21. Muffins
11. Cookies, Sugar, 6
22. Iced Cookies
12. Cupcakes, 6
CANDIES
Section 6
Half pound of serving size pieces placed on a paper plate and covered in a ziplock bag. RECIPES ARE OPTIONAL
Class
2. Chocolate fudge
3.
4.
5.
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Divinity
Peanut Brittle
Sugar Free
Section 7
Junior Division - Ages 13 to 18
Bring baked items on small paper plate and covered with Ziploc bag. Cakes should be whole. Six of each class required.
RECIPES ARE OPTIONAL.
Class
1.
Any other breads and cookies,
12. Cookies, Oatmeal, 6
2.
Biscuits, 6
13. Cookies, Peanut Butter, 6
 3.
Bread Machine
14. Cookies, Sugar, 6
 4.
Bread White Loaf
15. Cinnamon Rolls, 6
5.
Bread, Nut or Fruit Loaf
16. Cornbread, 6
6.
Brownies, 6
17. Muffins, any type, 6
7.
Cake, from scratch
 18. Dinner Rolls, 6
8.
Cake, cut into shape, ex. Bunny
 19. Whole Wheat Bread, 1 loaf
9.
Cake, Any Other Variety
 20. Specialty Breads, Sweet Bread with Yeast
10.
Cookies, Chocolate Chip, 6
 21. Other Wheat Breads, no quick breads
11.
Cookies, No Bake, 6
22. Sugar Free
 23. Jr. Best of Show Best of Wheat Champion
Ribbon
 24. Jr. Reserve Best of Wheat Champion
Ribbon
CONFECTIONS
Section 8
Half pound of serving size pieces placed on a paper plate and covered in a ziplock bag. RECIPES ARE OPTIONAL
Class
2. Chocolate fudge
3. Divinity
4.
5.
6.
99
Date Loaf
Peanut Brittle
Sugar Free
MR
Section 9
Bring baked items on small paper plate covered with Ziploc bag. Cakes should be whole. RECIPES ARE OPTIONAL
Class
1. Brownies
2. Cookies, Decorated
3. Cookies, Plain
4.
5.
6.
Cupcakes
Miscellaneous
Sugar Free
MULTI-HANDICAPPED
12 years & under
Section 10
Bring baked items on small paper plate covered with Ziploc bag. Cakes should be whole. RECIPES ARE OPTIONAL
Class
1. Brownies
3. Cookies, Plain
4.
5.
6.
Cupcakes
Miscellaneous
Sugar Free
MULTI-HANDCAPPED
12 years & over
Section 11
Bring baked items on small paper plate covered with Ziploc bag. RECIPES ARE OPTIONAL. Cakes should be whole.
Class
1. Brownies
3. Cookies, Plain
4.
5.
6.
Cupcakes
Miscellaneous
Sugar Free
WILTON INDUSTRIES
Proudly Announces 2016 Special Premium Awards
Wilton Industries is pleased to help support the Panhandle Exposition in the Decorated Cakes Sections. Wilton “Best of Class”
awards are offered for the winning cake with some type of bag and tip or rolled fondant cake.
Only one “Best of Class” award is available for the adult decorating division.
“BEST OF CLASS” - Winners will receive the following:
Wilton Easy Layers! 6 in. Cake Pan set, 5 pc
Wilton 12-pc Cupcake Decorating Set
“FIRST PLACE WINNERS” will receive:
Wilton 12-pc Cupcake Decorating Set
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ADULT AMATEUR
Section 12
Class
1. Holiday (All Holidays from New Years Day to Christmas)
2. Special occasion (Example: anniversary, wedding shower, baby shower, religious, lodge, scout etc.)
3. Wedding Cake
4. Birthday
5. Child’s Cake
6. Cupcakes
SPECIAL DECORATED
CAKES PROFESSIONAL
Section 13
Class
1. Holiday (All holiday from New Years Day to Christmas)
3. Wedding Cake
4. Birthday Judging on Decoration Only - Sections 14 & 15
5. Child’s Cake General Appearance40%
6. Cupcakes
BEST OF CLASS – ADULT
7.
BEST OF CLASS ........................................................... Wilton Award
WILTON INDUSTRIES
Proudly Announces 2016 Special Premium Awards
Wilton Industries is pleased to help support the Panhandle Exposition in the Decorated Cakes Sections. Wilton “Best of Class”
awards are offered for the winning cake with some type of bag and tip or rolled fondant cake.
Only one “Best of Class” award is available for the junior decorating division.
JUNIOR CAKE DECORATING
Section 14
Texture and Suitability of icing
Originality of Design
Difficulty of Project
20%
20%
20%
Class
3. Wedding Cake
4. Birthday
5. Child’s Cake
6. Cupcakes
CLASS 4-H
Class
9. Wedding Cake
10. Birthday
11. Child’s Cake
12. Cupcakes
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BEST OF CLASS – JUNIOR
13.
BEST OF CLASS ........................................................... Wilton Award
2016 “AWARD ANNOUNCEMENT
BALL® FRESH PRESERVING AWARD
FOR ADULT LEVEL
®
presented by BALL & KERR® FRESH PRESERVING PRODUCTS
Jarden Home Brands marketers of Ball® and Kerr Fresh Preserving products is proud to recognize today’s fresh preserving
(canning) enthusiasts. Awards for 1st and 2nd place will be presented to individuals whose home canned entry is selected the
best in category.
A panel of judges will select the top two entries in Fruits, Vegetables, Pickles, and Soft Spreads categories. Entries must be
preserved in Ball® Classic, Collection Elite®, or Heritage Collection Jars sealed with Jars sealed with Ball® Classic, Collection
Elite®, or Heritage Collection Lids and Bands, or preserved in Kerr® jars sealed with Kerr® Lids and Bands. In addition, soft
spread entries must be prepared using Ball® Pectin: Classic, Low or No Sugar, or Liquid.
Entries designated First-Place from each category will receive the following:
• Two (2) Five-Dollar ($5) Coupons for Ball® or Kerr® Fresh Preserving Products and
• One (1) Free (up to $5 value) Coupon for Ball® Pectin.
Entries designated Second-Place from each category will receive the following:
• One (1) Five-Dollar ($5) Coupon for Ball® or Kerr® Fresh Preserving Products and
NOTE: PLEASE LOOSEN CAPS FOR JUDGE.
ALL CANNED GOODS MUST BE THE PRODUCT OF THIS YEAR (Aug. - Aug.)
PREMIUMS FOR SECTIONS 16 THROUGH 23
Premiums are the same unless otherwise noted .......................................................... 1st
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$1.50
2nd
$.50
3rd
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SOFT SPREADS
Section 15
Must show in half-pint or pint jelly containers. Do not use paraffin. RECIPES ARE OPTIONAL.
Class
1. Any other variety, jelly
21. Grape, ripe, jelly
2. Any other variety, preserves
22. Green pepper jelly
3. Apple jelly
23. Herb Jelly
4. Apple preserves
24. Honey, pear or quince
5. Berry, any kind, jelly
25. Jalapeño Jelly
6. Apricot Preserves
26. Jam, apricot
7. Berry, any kind variety, preserves
27. Jam, any other variety
8. Blueberry Jam
28. Marmalade
9. Butter, apple
29. Mint Jelly
10. Butter, apricot
30. Peach, jam
11. Butter, grape
31. Peach, jelly
12. Butter, peach
32. Peach, preserves
13. Butter, pear
33. Pear, preserves
14. Butter, tame plum
34. Plum, preserves
15. Butter, wild plum
35. Plum, tame, jelly
16. Cherry Jam
36. Plum, wild, jelly
17. Cherry jelly
37. Strawberry preserves
18. Cherries any variety, preserves
38. Tomato preserves
19. Conserve, any variety
39. Watermelon preserves
20. Currant
40. Sugar Free
41. Outstanding Exhibit Ball®/Kerr® Award
42. First Runner-up
Ball®/Kerr® Award
43. Best of Category:
Soft Spreads Ball®/Kerr® Award
CANNED FRUIT
Section 16
Must be shown in pints or quarts. RECIPES ARE OPTIONAL.
Class
11. Grapes
2. Apples
12. Peaches
3. Apple Pie Filling
13. Pears
4. Applesauce
14. Pineapple
5. Apricots
15. Plums, tame, blue
6. Cherry pie filling
16. Plums, tame, other varieties
7. Cherries, Royal Ann
17. Plums, wild
8. Cherries, Bing
18. Rhubarb
9. Cherries
19. Juice, any kind of fruit
10. Grapes, spiced
20. Sugar Free
22. First Runner up
Ball®/Kerr® Award
23. Best of Category
Soft Spreads Ball®/Kerr® Award
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CANNED VEGETABLES
Section 17
Must be shown in half-pints, pints, or quarts. RECIPES ARE OPTIONAL.
Class
1. Asparagus
14. Peas, all shelled, all varieties
2. Beets, whole
15. Potatoes
3. Beets, cut
16. Pumpkins, cubed
4. Beans, whole, green or yellow
17. Red (mild) chili sauce
5. Beans, cut, green or yellow
18. Red (hot) chili sauce
6. Carrots, whole
19. Soup mix
7. Carrots, cut
20. Squash
8. Corn
21. Tomatoes, large
9. Greens
22. Tomatoes, small
10. Kraut
23. Tomato Juice
11. Mincemeat
24. Tomato sauce
12. Okra
25. Vegetables, mixed
13. Peas, English
26. Vegetables, any variety
14. Peas, half shelled and half green
28. First Runner up
Ball®/Kerr® Award
CANNED MEATS
Section 18
Class
1.
2.
PICKLES AND RELISH
Section 19
Class
1. Catsup
2. Chow-Chow
3. Corn Relish
4. Cucumber Relish
5. Cucumber, sweet, chunks
6. Cucumber, sweet, spears
7. Cucumber, sweet, whole
8. Picante Sauce
9. Pickle, beets, sliced
10. Pickle, beet, whole
11. Pickles, cucumber, bread and butter
12. Pickle, dill
13. Pickles, cured, dill, cut, fermented, sour
14. Pickles, green tomato
15. Pickles, Kosher, dill, whole
16. Pickles, Kosher, slices
33. Best of Category
Pickled Foods Heinz® Award
34. First Runner up
Ball®/Kerr® Award
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
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Pickles, Kosher, spears
Pickles, lime
Pickles, mixed
Pickles, okra, Kosher dill
Pickles, peach
Pickles, peppers, jalapeño
Pickles, peppers, any other
Pickles, plain dill
Pickles, red hot
Pickles, squash
Pickles, whole squash, kosher
Relish, peppers
Relish, zucchini
Watermelon
Miscellaneous
Sugar Free
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2016 BALL® “AWARD ANNOUNCEMENT
BALL® FRESH PRESERVING AWARD
FOR YOUTH LEVEL
presented by BALL & KERR FRESH PRESERVING PRODUCTS
Jarden Home Brands marketers of Ball® and Kerr Fresh Preserving products is proud to recognize today’s fresh preserving
(canning) enthusiasts. Awards for 1st place will be presented to the individual whose home canned entry is selected the best in
category.
A panel of judges will select the best entry in each category for Fruits, Vegetables, Pickles, and Soft Spreads categories. Entries
must be preserved in Ball® Classic, Collection Elite®, or Heritage Collection Jars sealed with Jars sealed with Ball® Classic,
Collection Elite®, or Heritage Collection Lids and Bands, or preserved in Kerr® jars sealed with Kerr® Lids and Bands. In
addition, soft spread entries must be prepared using Ball® Pectin: Classic, Low or No Sugar, or Liquid.
The best entry for each category will receive:
.
• One (1) Five-Dollar ($5) Coupon for Ball® or Kerr® Fresh Preserving Products and
NOTE: PLEASE LOOSEN CAPS FOR JUDGE.
ALL CANNED GOODS ARE TO BE PRODUCT OF THIS YEAR (AUG-AUG)
JUNIOR DIVISION CANNED FOODS
Section 20
Ages 7 through 12
Must be shown in half-pints, pints or quarts. RECIPES ARE OPTIONAL.
Class
1. Any variety
14. Pickles, beets
2. Beans, green
15. Pickles, cucumber
3. Cherries
16. Pickles, fruit
4. Carrots
17. Pickle, relish
5. Corn
18. Preserves
6. Grapes
19. Tomato Juice
7. Jelly, grape, ripe
20. Tomatoes
8. Jelly, wild plum
21. Spaghetti Sauce
9. Marmalade
22. Picante Sauce
10. Pickled Okra
23. Cucumber Relish
11. Peaches
24. Jams any variety
12. Pears
25. Sugar Free
13. Peas
JUNIOR DIVISION CANNED FOODS
Section 21
Ages 13 through 18
Must be shown in half-pints, pints or quarts. RECIPES ARE OPTIONAL.
Class
15. Pickles, beets
2. Beans, green
16. Pickles, cucumber
3. Carrots
17. Pickles, fruit
4. Corn
18. Pickle relish
5. Cherries
19. Preserves
6. Grapes
20. Plums, any variety
7. Jelly, grape, ripe
21. Tomato Juice
8. Jelly, wild plum
22. Tomatoes
9. Marmalade
23. Spaghetti Sauce
10. Meat, either pork, beef or chicken
24. Picante Sauce
11. Pickled Okra
25. Cucumber Relish
12. Peaches
26. Jams any variety
13. Pears
27. Sugar Free
14. Peas
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28
29.
30.
31.
Food
Food
Food
Food
Preservation Award
Preservation Award
Preservation Award
Preservation Award
- Fruit
- Vegetables
- Pickled Food
- Soft Spreads
Ball®/Kerr®Award
Ball®/Kerr®Award
Ball®/Kerr®Award
Ball®/Kerr®Award
HOME-MADE PRODUCTS
Section 22
Class
1. Soap, 1 lb., boiled process
2. Soap, 1 lb., cold process
3. Soap, fancy
4. Soap, novelty
5. Dried vegetables
Please include recipe if desired.
6. Dried fruit
7. Dried fruit leather
8. Honey, pint or quart
9. Dry Mix - soup, bread, cookies, etc.
(recipe included)
PANHANDLE EXPO’S GRAND CHAMPION PIE
Section 23
Entry Time: ONLY on Saturday 1:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Judging Time: 2:00 p.m.
Individuals may enter one pie in each of the following classes.
Recipes for the crust, filling, and topping must accompany the pie.
Pies will be judged on flavor, texture of crust, texture of filling, and general appearance.
Class
Class
Class
Class
1.
2.
3.
4.
Cream pie
$10.00
One Crust Pie
$10.00
Two Crust Pie
$10.00
Pecan Pie
$10.00
Premiums paid by Mills
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ideal Food Store, Inc. Hooker, OK
Class 5. GRAND CHAMPION PIE
$50.00 Gift Card
Gift Card by Carter’s Marketplace, Guymon, OK
Please pick up pies immediately following judging.
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DEPARTMENT Q
DOMESTIC ARTS
Superintendent: Phyllis Stephens, Guymon, OK
Pickup Entries: 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m., Saturday, August 20, 2016
Rule 1. All general rules and regulations governing the Panhandle Exposition will apply in this department.
Rule 2. The management will use all diligence and every reasonable precaution to insure safety of the articles after their arrival,
and during the exhibition, but in no case will they be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur. Entries are
accepted only on these conditions.
Rule 3. No article that has received first prize in this department can be entered again for blue ribbon competition.
Rule 4. All articles in this department must have been made by the exhibitor in whose name the entry is made. Articles
must have been completed in the past two years. All articles must be entirely completed.
Rule 5. No prize will be awarded where there is only one entry if the judge deems it unworthy.
Rule 6. Soiled articles cannot be accepted for exhibition.
Rule 7. Pictures, wall hangings, etc., should be ready to hang with wire hangers.
Rule 8. Developmentally Disabled MR see Rule 2, Section 14 at the front of the fair book for qualifications.
PREMIUMS FOR ALL CLASSES EXCEPT WHEN IN BOLD FACE ..........................1st
$1.00
2nd
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES
Section 1
Class
1. Animals, fabric, stuffed & dressed
2. Bedspread, not crocheted or knitted
$2.00
1.00
.50
3. Basket, Fabric or Fabric covered
4. Basket, braided rag rope
5. Centerpiece, not crocheted, knitted, or tatted
6. Coaster set, any kind
7. Doll, fabric
8. Doll, made dressed, not purchased
9. Dolls, mop
10. Doll’s wardrobe
11. Framed picture embroidery
12. Framed picture, any other kind
13. Household novelties, bathroom
14. Household novelties, bedroom
15. Household novelties, kitchen
16. Household novelties, living area
17. Luncheon set, bring one napkin
18. Mats, hot plate, 2
19. Pillow case, crocheted trim, 1
20. Pillow case, cross stitch, l
21. Pillow case, embroidery trim, 1
22. Pillow case, tatted trim, 1
23. Pillow, Embroidered
24. Pillow, novelty
25. Pillow, practical
26. Pillow, quilted
27. Place mats, set of 2
28. Pot holders, two, any kind
29. Rug, braided or crocheted
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
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Rug, any other kind
Table runner, embroidered
Table runner, painted
Table runner, quilted
Table runner, any other kind
Tablecloth, cut work
$1.50 1.00 .50
Tablecloth, embroidered
$1.50 1.00 .50
Tablecloth, painted
$1.50 1.00 .50
Tablecloth, any other kind
Tablecloth, quilted
Towel and wash cloth
Towel, guest, Swedish embroidered
Towel, tea, any other kind
Towel, tea, embroidered
Towel, tea, painted
Tote bag, any other kind
Toy, stuffed
Wreath, any kind
Any other kind
$.75
3rd $.50
KNITTING AND CROCHETING
Section 2
Premiums for this section ......................................................................................................................................... $1.50 1.00 .75
Household
Clothing
Class
1. Afghan, crocheted, afghan stitch
2. Afghan, not crocheted or knitted
3. Afghan, crocheted, baby
4. Afghan, crocheted, Broom stick
5. Afghan, crocheted, fancy
6. Afghan, crocheted, plain
7. Afghan, crocheted, Apache T./Navaho
8. Afghan, crocheted, Granny Squares
9. Afghan, crocheted, Ripple
10. Afghan, crocheted, Shell stitch
11. Afghan, crocheted & cross-stitched
12. Afghan, knitted, baby
13. Afghan, knitted, fancy
14. Afghan, knitted, plain
15. Afghan, any other
16. Bedspread, crocheted
17. Bedspread, knitted
18. Centerpiece, crocheted
19. Centerpiece, knitted
20. Centerpiece, tatted
21. Doily, under 14”
22. Doily, over 14”
23. Doll, crocheted
24. Gloves
25. Pillow, crocheted or knitted
26. Scarf, crocheted
27. Tablecloth, crocheted
28. Any other kind
Class
29. Blouse or dress, lady’s
30. Booties, infant, crocheted or knitted
31. Cap or hood, infant, crocheted or knitted
32. Cape or stole
33. Coat or suit, lady’s
34. Collar
35. Dress, girl’s
36. Dress, infant, crocheted or knitted
37. Hat
38. House slippers
39. Machine knitting, adult, garment
40. Machine knitting, child’s garment
41. Machine knitting, any other
42. Mittens
43. Muffler
44. Shawl, infant, crocheted or knitted
45. Socks
46. Stocking cap
47. Sweater, Adult’s
48. Sweater, Child’s
49. Sweater, infant, crocheted or knitted
50. Vest
51. Any other kind
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QUILTS
Section 3
Premiums for all classes ............................................................................................................................................ $1.50 1.00 .50
Class
1. Appliquéd, quilted by exhibitor
2. Appliquéd, quilted by another
3. Bargello, quilted by exhibitor
4. Bargello, quilted by another
5. Child’s crib, quilted by exhibitor
6. Child’s crib, quilted by another
7. Embroidered, quilted by exhibit
8. Embroidered, quilted by another
9. First Quilt – made within last 2 years.
10. Friendship or Round Robin, quilted by exhibitor
11. Miniature, Appliquéd by exhibitor
12. Miniature, Appliquéd by another
13. Miniature, pieced-quilted by exhibitor
14. Miniature, pieced, quilted by another
15. Miniature, any other kind, quilted by exhibitor
16. Miniature, any other kind, quilted by another
17. Multi-Media, quilted by exhibitor
18. Multi-media, quilted by another
19. Photo Transfer, quilted by exhibitor
20. Photo Transfer, quilted by another
21. Pieced cotton, quilted by exhibitor
22. Pieced cotton, quilted by another
23. Sampler, quilted by exhibitor
24. Sampler, quilted by another
25. Textile, painted, quilted by exhibitor
26. Textile, painted, quilted by another
27. Any Other Kind
28. Hand quilted by group
29. Hand quilted by exhibitor
30. Machine quilted - quilted by exhibitor
31. Tacked - quilted by exhibitor
32. Top made by another - quilted by exhibitor
33. Wall Hanging, under 52”, appliquéd - quilted by exhibitor
34. Wall Hanging, under 52”, pieced-quilted by exhibitor
35. Wall Hanging, under 52” - Any Other Kind - quilted by exhibitor
36. Whole cloth - quilted by exhibitor
37. T-Shirt Quilt - by exhibitor
38. T-Shirt Quilt - by another
39. Patriotic - Quilted by exhibitor
40. Patriotic - Quilted by another
41. Any other kind - quilted by exhibitor
42. Grand Champion
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Class
44. Machine Pieced
45. Hand Pieced
46. Machine Appliqued
47. Hand Appliqued
48. Hand Embroidered
49. Machine Embroidered
49. Machine Pieced -Children
50. Hand Pieced - Children
58. GRAND PRIZE
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
$1.00
$1.00
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
$10.00
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Rosette
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
57.
Machine Appliqued - Children
Hand Appliqued - Children
Hand Embroidered - Children
Machine Embroidered - Children
Denim Quilt - Quilted by Exhibitor
Denim Quilt - Quilted by Other
Ragtime Quilt - Quilted by Exhibitor
59. GRAND PRIZE
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$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$5.00
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon
Rosette
COUNTED CROSS-STITCH
Section 4
Class
1. Angels
2. Animals
3. Kitchen
4. Mini
5. People
6. Precious Moments
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
$1.00
$1.50
$1.50
1.00
1.00
1.00
.75
1.00
1.00
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
.50
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Sampler
Scenery
Southwest
Still Life
Verses
Any other
5.
6.
7.
Plastic canvas
Wall hanging
Any Other
$1.50
$1.50
1.00
1.00
.50
.50
$1.50
1.00
.50
$1.50
1.00
.50
1.00
.50
NEEDLEPOINT
Section 5
Class
1. Chair seat, bench cover, footstool
2. Petit point
3. Picture
4. Pillows
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
.50
.50
.50
.50
SPECIMENS
Section 6
Class
1. Accessories, any other kind
2. Albums/books, fabric covered
3. Beads
4. Belts
5. Candlewicking or Twilling
6. Crewel embroidery
7. Machine embroidery
8. Macrame
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
Needlework, any other kind
Punch embroidery
Purse, handmade
Silk ribbon embroidery
Tatting
Weaving
Any other
Any other kind
EXHIBIT - MADE BY MEN
Section 7
Class
1. Crafts
2. Crocheting or knitting
3. Needlework
4.
5.
6.
Quilt.
Textile Painting
Any Other
GOLDEN AGERS
Section 8
Articles must have been made after attaining age 76, state
Class
1. Afghans, crocheted or knitted
$2.00
1.00
2. Afghan, any other
$1.00
.75
3. Bedspread, crocheted or knitted
$2.00
1.00
4. Quilt, any kind
$2.00
1.00
5. Rug, any kind
11. Grand Champion
12. Reserve Grand Champion
age.
.50
.50
.50
.50
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6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Rosette
Rosette
Specimen, crocheted
Specimen, embroidered
Specimen, knitted
Tablecloth
$2.00
Any Other
LADIES’ GARMENTS
Section 9
Class
1. Apron, tea
2. Apron, practical
3. Blazer, lined
4. Blazer, unlined
5. Blouse, tailored
6. Blouse, any other kind
7. Coat
8. Dress, cotton or blend
9. Dress, party
10. Dress, wool
11. Dress, with jacket or coat
12. Housecoat
13. Jogging suit
14. Jumpsuit
15. Lingerie
$2.00
1.00
.50
$2.00
$2.00
$1.50
1.00
1.00
1.00
.50
.50
.50
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
Shirt, western
Shirt, T-shirt
Shorts
Skirt
Slacks
Slack suit
$1.50
Sleeping garment
Sportswear
Suit, lined
$2.00
Suit, unlined
$1.50
Sweatshirt
Swim or gym wear
Vest, pieced or quilted
Vest, any other
Any other
1.00
.50
1.00
1.00
.50
.50
1.00
1.00
.50
.50
MEN’S GARMENTS
Section 10
Class
1. Robe
2. Shirt, western
3. Shirt, any other
4. Slacks
5.
6.
7.
8.
Sports Coat
Suit
Swim or gym wear
Any Other
$1.50
$2.00
INFANTS’ GARMENTS
Section 11
Two years and under
Class
1. Boys Dress wear
2. Coat
3. Dress, any other kind
4. Dress, washable
5. Jumpsuit
6.
7.
8.
Playsuit
Sleeping garment
Any Other
CHILDREN’S GARMENTS
Section 12
Class
1. Blouse, girls
2. Coat
3. Costume
4. Dress, washable
5. Dress, any other kind
6. Jumpsuit
7. Playsuit
8. Shirt, Boy’s
9. Shirt, western
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
Skirt
Slacks
Slack suit, Boy’s
Slack suit, Girl’s
Sleeping garment
Swim or gym wear
Vest, pieced or quilted
Vest, any other
Any other
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Knitted article
Machine sewing
Needlework picture, framed
Textile work
Toy, stuffed
Quilted – any kind
Any Other
PRESCHOOL
Section 13
Up to ages 6
Class
1. Basket
2. Crocheted article
3. Decorated shirt
4. Doll, dressed
5. Embroidered article
6. Handicraft
7. Hand sewing
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JUVENILE
Section 14
By Boys and Girls ages 6, 7, & 8
Class
1. Basket
3. Decorated shirt
4. Doll, dressed
6. Handicraft
7. Hand sewing
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Knitted article
Machine sewing
Textile work
Toy, stuffed
Any Other
JUVENILE
Section 15
By Boys and Girls ages 9, 10, 11
Class
1. Basket
3. Decorated shirt
4. Doll, dressed
6. Handicraft
7. Hand sewing
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Knitted article
Machine sewing
Textile work
Toy, stuffed
Any Other
JUVENILE
Section 16
By Boys and Girls ages 12, 13, 14
Class
1. Basket
3. Decorated shirt
5. Handicraft
6. Hand sewing
7. Knitted article
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Machine sewing
Textile work
Toy, stuffed
Any Other
JUVENILE
Section 17
By boys and Girls ages 15, 16, 17, 18
Class
1. Basket
3. Decorated shirt
5. Handicraft
6. Hand sewing
7. Knitted article
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Machine sewing
Textile work
Toy, stuffed
Any Other
DEVELOPMENTALLY OR DISABLED MR
Section 18
(Junior 18 and under)
Class
3. Handicraft
4. Hand sewing
5. Jewelry
6. Knitted article
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
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Machine Sewing
Picture
Rugs
Textile work
Wreath
Any other
DEVELOPMENTALLY OR DISABLED MR
Section 19
(Adults 19 and over)
Class
3. Handicraft
4. Hand sewing
5. Jewelry
6. Knitted article
7. Machine Sewing
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Picture
Plastic Canvas
Rugs
Textile work
Wreath
Any other
DECORATED GARMENTS
Section 20
Class
1. Canvas shoes
2. Collars, painted
3. Collars, from table linens
4. Collars, any other kind
5. Dusters
6. Jackets
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Jumpers
Skirts
Sweatshirt jackets
Recycled jeans or overalls
Vests
Any Other
DECORATED T-SHIRTS & SWEATSHIRTS
Section 21
Class
1. APPLIQUEED
2. Cross-stitched
3. Stained Glass
4. Machine embroidered
5.
6.
7.
8.
Painted
Punch embroidered
Tye-dyed
Any other kind
HOLIDAY PARADE
Section 22
Class
1. Apron, any holiday
2. Candles, homemade, decorated, any holiday
3. Christmas card holder
4. Christmas stocking, crocheted or knitted
5. Christmas stocking, cross-stitched
6. Christmas stocking, any other kind
7. Christmas tree ornament
8. Christmas tree skirt
9. Door decorations, any holiday
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
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Holiday, decorations, any holiday
Napkins, 2, any holiday
Placements, 2, any holiday
Tablecloth, any holiday
Tablerunner
Towels, any
Wreath, any holiday
Any other
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CLUB SPECIAL
Section 23
Premiums: .................................................................................................................. 1st $10.00
2nd $7.50
3rd $5.00
Class
1.
Club Special Display of fancy needlework or fabric crafts by club, one piece made by each member of club. Judging based on
percentage of members exhibiting and quality of work. Booth must be labeled with number of members in club and
number exhibiting. Entries must be made under Club exhibitor number. All premium checks issued by Panhandle
Exposition will go to the club.
Clubs wanting to make a Club Special Exhibit must have a written application to the Superintendent by Friday,
August 1, 2016.
BEST OF SHOW
Section 24
Class
1. Best of Show - Adult
2. Reserve Best of Show - Adult
3, Best of Show - Child/Youth
4. Reserve Best of Show - Child/Youth
Rosette
Rosette
Rosette
Rosette
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DEPARTMENT R
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS
Superintendents: Koletta Scott and the Shutterbugs Photography Club, Guymon, OK
Entries: 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m, Tuesday, August 16, 2016
Rule 1.
Rule 2.
Rule 3.
Rule 4.
Rule 5.
Rule 6.
arrival and during the exhibition, but in no case will they be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur.
Entries are accepted only under these conditions.
Exhibitor must fill out an entry form as well as the entry tags and attach to each picture they are entering. If
pictures are left on the table without the appropriate tags attached, they will not be entered. Pre-registration will help
with this, as the tags will be printed, giving you the ease of putting them on the proper picture.
All prints must be mounted and ready for display. No framed pictures can be accepted. There must be no writing
on the front of the picture or print. Entrant’s name must be on the back of the print or mounting. The mounting
must be sturdy enough to stand alone if leaned against display easels. Foam Core is strongly advised.
No metal hangers or sharp objects should be attached to the prints that would/could damage other prints.
There are ten different sections in the Photographic Arts Department:
Section
Section
Section
Section
Section
Section
Section
Section
Section
Section
Rule 7.
Rule 8.
Rule 9.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Professional
Amateur
Youth ( 2 age groups)
Black & White – Professional
Black & White – Amateur
Black & White – Youth (2 age groups)
Adult Developmentally Disabled MR
Youth Developmentally Disabled MR
Multi-Handicapped (12 and under)
Multi-Handicapped (12 and over)
Exhibitors may only exhibit in ONE of the following categories: Professional, Amateur, or Youth.
Check the beginning of each category for additional rules and instructions pertaining to that section.
The Professional section is for those persons who derive a portion of their income from the sale of their work.
Those whose income is in excess of $1000 will not be permitted to exhibit in any other section other than
Professional and the Black & White section.
Since there is a separate Black & White category, black & white prints will only be accepted in this category.
Toned black & white, sepia, etc. prints should be entered in the black & white category.
All photographs exhibited must have been taken by the exhibitor and may have been processed either by the
exhibitor or professionally.
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Rule 10.
Rule 11.
Rule 12.
Rule 13.
Rule 14.
Photography is judged on clarity, sharpness, detail composition, interesting or unusual subjects, camera, angle,
originality, adherence to the category, neatness in mounting and overall print quality.
NO PRIZES will be awarded where there is only one entry if the judge deems it unworthy. (Judge may choose 1st,
2nd, 3rd or no award.)
No prints are eligible for competition if they have won first place previously at this fair. A print may be exhibited a
second time if it has not won first place, however, it may not be entered a third time under any circumstances,
The exhibitor may enter a maximum of 20 photos per exhibitor.
Developmentally Disabled MR see Rule 2, Section 14 at the front of the fair book for qualifications.
Premiums for all sections: ................................................................................ 1st
$1.50
2nd
$1.00
3rd
Ribbon
EXPERT PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS
COLOR
Section 1
This section is for those who derive a portion of their income from the sale oftheir photography work. Those whose photography
income is in excess of $1000.00 will not be permitted to exhibit in any other section.
This category is open to any professional photographer. All prints entered in this section must be mounted on regular mount
board, (or equivalent quality) a maximum of 16” x 20” ready for display. No framed pictures will be accepted. No metal
hangers or sharp objects should be attached to the prints that would/could damage other prints. Five photos per class with a
maximum of 20 prints per exhibitor.
Class
1. Adult picture (other than studio portrait) high school senior & up
2. Adult studio portrait (high school senior & up)
3. Agricultural
4. Animal life - wild or domestic including fish
5. Architectural
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6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
Baby photo (other than studio, under 2 years of age)
Baby portraits (under 2 years of age)
Birds
Child’s photo (other than studio, 2 years to high school)
Child’s studio portrait (2 years to high school)
Groups (family, children, friends, etc)
Humorous - any subject
Industrial
Insects
Landscapes, including land, water and snow scenes
1Landscapes, scenes must be taken in Texas County, OK
Novelty and Special Effects - any subject
Plant life, including flowers, vegetables, etc
Sports and action shots
Spot news and local happenings
Still life or table tops
Weather
Weddings
Grand Champion - Professional
Rosette
Reserve Grand Champion - Professional Rosette
NOVICE PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS
COLOR
Section 2
This category is open to any amateur photographer. All prints must be mounted or in mounts at least 8x10 and not to exceed
11x14. The mounting may be foam core or regular mount board. The mounting must be sturdy enough for the photograph to stand
independently when leaned on easel display. No framed pictures will be accepted. No metal or sharp objects should be attached
to the prints that would/could damage other prints. This category is closed to those whose photography income is in excess of
$1000.00 - These photographers must exhibit in the Professional section. Five photos per class with a maximum 20 prints per
exhibitor.
Class
1.
Adult Photo (high school senior and up)
2.
Agriculture
3.
Animal, wild or domestic, including fish
4.
Architecture
5.
Baby photos (under 2 years of age)
6.
Birds
7.
Child’s photo (2 years to high school)
8.
Groups (family, children, friends, etc)
9.
Humorous - any subject
10. Industrial
11. Insects
12. Landscapes, including land, water and snow scenes (since this class is generally so large, 2 first place, 2 second place and
2 third place ribbons could be giyen)
13. Landscapes, scenes must be taken in Texas County, OK
14. Novelty and Special Effects - any subject
15. Plant life including flowers, vegetables, etc
16. Sports and action shots
17. Spot news and local happenings
18. Still life or table top
19. Weather
26. Grand Champion - Amateur
Rosette
27. Reserve Grand Champion - Amateur
Rosette
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YOUTH PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS
COLOR
Section 3
All prints must be mounted or in mounts not to exceed 11” x 14”. Actual print size may be any size up to 8” x 10”, ready for
display. The mounting may be foam core or regular mount board. The mounting must be sturdy enough for the photograph to
stand up independently when leaned on easel display. No framed pictures will be accepted. No metal or sharp objects should
be attached to the prints that would/could damage other prints. This category is closed to those whose photography income is in
excess of $1,000 - they must exhibit in the Professional section. Five photos per class with a maximum 20 prints per exhibit.
The youth category is divided into two age groups. Youth through 12 and 13 through 18. The age of the exhibitor on entry day for
Photographic Art will determine the correct age category to enter. All photographs entered must have been taken by the individual
exhibiting and will be judged with the same criteria stated in the rules for the Photographic Arts Department.
Youth through age 12
Class
1. Adult picture or group of adults
2. Animal, wild or domestic, including fish
3. Birds
4. Child’s photo or group of children- up to high school age
5. Humorous- any subject
6. Insects
7. Landscapes, including land, water and snow scenes
8. Landscapes- scene must be taken in Texas County, OK
9. Novelty and Special Effects- any subject
10. Picture story- not less than 4 or more than 6 prints which tell a story. Must be mounted- cannot exceed 16x20- no writing
will be allowed except for title- let the pictures tell the story.
11. Plant life, including flowers, vegetable, etc
15. Weather
16. Grand Champion Youth -12
Rosette
17. Reserve Grand Champion Youth -12
Rosette
Age 13-18
Class
20. Birds
21. Child’s photo or group of children- up to high school age
22. Humorous- any subject
23. Insects
25. Landscapes- scene must be taken in Texas County, OK
26. Novelty and Special Effects- any subject
27. Picture story- not less than 4 or more than 6 prints which tell a story. Must be mounted- can not exceed 16x20- no writing
will be allowed except for title- let the pictures tell the story.
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301 NORTHRIDGE CIRCLE, GUYMON, OK 73942
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CONTACT LENSES
TREATMENT OF EYE DISEASE
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ADVANCED TREATMENT OF DRY EYES
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30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
15. Weather
Grand Champion Print - Youth Section 13-18
Reserve Grand Champion - Youth Section 13-18
Rosette
EXPERT BLACK AND WHITE
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS
Section 4
This category is open to any professional photographer. All prints entered in this section must be mounted on regular mount
board, (or equivalent quality) a maximum of 1lx14, ready for display. No framed pictures will be accepted. No metal hangers
or sharp objects should be attached to the prints that would/could damage other prints. Five photos per class with a maximum
of 20 prints per exhibitor
Class
1. Adult picture (other than studio portrait) high school senior & up
2. Adult studio portrait (high school senior & up
3. Agricultural
4. Animal life - wild or domestic including fish
5. Architectural
6. Baby photo (other than studio, under 2 years of age)
7. Baby portraits (under 2 years of age)
8. Birds
9. Child’s photo (other than studio, 2 years to high school)
10. Child’s studio portrait (2 years to high school)
11. Groups (family, children, friends, etc)
12. Humorous - any subject
13. Industrial
14. Insects
18. Plant life, including flowers, vegetables, etc
21. Still life or table tops
22. Weather
23. Weddings
24. Grand Champion - B & W Professional
Rosette
25. 1Reserve Grand Champion – B & W Professional
Rosette
NOVICE BLACK AND WHITE
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS
Section 5
This category is open to any amateur photographer. All prints must be mounted or in mounts at least 8” x 10”, not to exceed
11” x 14” No larger sizes will be permitted. The mounting may be foam core or regular mount board. The mounting must
be sturdy enough for the photograph to stand up independently when leaned on easel display. No framed pictures will be
accepted. No metal or sharp objects should be attached to the prints that would/could damage other prints. Five photos per
class with a maximum of 20 prints per exhibitor
Class
1. Adult Photo (high school senior and up)
2. Agriculture
4. Architecture
5. Baby photos (under 2 years of age)
6. Birds
7. Child’s photo (2 years to high school)
8. Groups (family, children, friend
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10. Industrial
11. Insects
12. Landscapes, including land, water and snow scenes (since this class is generally so large, 2 first place, 2 second place and 2
third place ribbons could be given)
15. Plant life including flowers, vegetables, etc
19. Weather
20. Grand Champion - B & W Amateur
Rosette
21. Reserve Grand Champion - B & W Amateur
Rosette
YOUTH BLACK AND WHITE
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS
Section 6
All prints must be mounted or in mounts at least 8x10 and not to exceed 11 x14. The mounting may be foam core or regular
mount board. The mounting must be sturdy * enough for the photograph to stand independently when leaned on easel display.
No framed pictures will be accepted. No metal or sharp objects should be attached to the prints that would/could damage other
prints. This category is closed to those whose photography income is in excess of $1000.00 - These photographers must exhibit
in the Professional section. Five photos per class with a maximum 20 prints per exhibitor.
The youth category is divided into two age groups - Youth through 12 and 13 through 18. The age of the exhibitor on entry day
for the Photographic Art will determine the correct age category to enter. All photographs entered must have been taken by the
individual exhibiting and will be judged with the same criteria stated in the rules for the Photographic Arts Department.
Youth through age 12
Class
3. Birds
4. Child’s photo or group of children - up to high school age
6. Insects
8. Landscapes - scene must be taken in Texas County, OK
10. Picture story - not less than 4 or more than 6 prints which tell a story. Must be mounted - can not exceed 16x20 - no writing
will be allowed except for title - let the pictures tell the story.
15. Weather
16. Grand Champion - B & W Youth - 12
Rosette
17. Reserve Grand Champion - B & W Youth - 12
Rosette
Age 13-18
Class
20. Birds
21. Child’s photo or group of children - up to high school age
23. Insects
25. Landscapes - scene must be taken in Texas County, OK
27. Picture story - not less than 4 or more than 6 prints which tell a story. Must be mounted - can not exceed 16x20 - no
writing will be allowed except for title - let the pictures tell the story.
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28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
Plant life, including flowers, vegetable, etc
Sports and action shots
Spot news and local happenings
Still life or table top
Weather
Grand Champion - B & W Youth 13-18
Reserve Grand Champion - B & W Youth 13- 18
Rosette
Rosette
ADULT PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS
MR
Section 7
(Adults 19 and Over)
Class
3. Birds or insects
4. Child’s picture or group of children
6. Landscapes, including land, water, and snow scenes
7. Landscapes - scene must have been taken in Texas County, Oklahoma
8. Novelty and special effects - any subject
9. Picture story - not less than 4 or more than 6 prints which tell a story. Must be mounted - cannot exceed 16x20 - no writing
10. Plant life, including flowers, vegetables, etc.
11. Sports, action shots, spot news and local happenings
13. Grand Champion - Adult developmentally disabled
Rosette
14. Reserve Grand Champion - Adult developmentally disabled
Rosette
YOUTH PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS
MR
Section 8
(Juniors 18 and Under)
Class
3. Birds or insects
4. Child’s picture or group of children
6. Landscapes, including land, water, and snow scenes
7. Landscapes - scene must have been taken in Texas County, Oklahoma
9. Picture story - not less than 4 or more than 6 prints which tell a story. Must be mounted - can not exceed 16x20 - no writing
10. Plant life, including flowers, vegetables, etc.
11. Sports, action shots, spot news and local happenings
13. Grand Champion - Youth developmentally disabled
Rosette
14. Reserve Grand Champion - Youth developmentally disabled
Rosette
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MULTI-HANDICAPPED
Section 9
(12 years and under)
Class
1. Animals
2. Child’s photo or group of children
7. Grand Champion - Youth Multi-Handicapped
Rosette
8. Reserve Grand Champion - Youth Multi-Handicapped
Rosette
MUTLI-HANDICAPPED
Section 10
(12 years and over)
Class
1. Animals
2. Child’s photo or group of children
7. Grand Champion - Youth Multi-Handicapped
Rosette
8. Reserve Grand Champion - Youth Multi-Handicapped
Rosette
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DEPARTMENT S
GIRL SCOUTS
Superintendent: Girl Scouts of Texas County
Entry Time: 9 a.m. – 6 p.m, Tuesday, August 17 2016
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Competition for prizes below is open to all registered Girl Scouts. Daisy’s may enter Brownie Girl Scout Section
To be eligible for prize money, articles must have been made by the exhibitor by August of the current year.
Entries are limited to one in each class.
The classification will be made on the school grade as of August, 2015 through May of 2016.
All pictures, posters, and photographs should be mounted and ready to hang.
Gardening entries must have been grown by the person who enters the exhibit.
Exhibitors may not enter any articles previously entered in the Girl Scout Department, except for collections or
“My Hobby” that are updated.
Rule 8. Collections may be entered in consecutive years, provided new additions are dated.
Rule 9. The sweepstakes will be determined by a point system – 4 pts. for 1st place, 3 pts. for 2nd place, 2 pts. for 3rd place.
Premiums ...................................................................................................................... 1st $1.50
1st, 2nd, 3rd place ribbons will be awarded in all Sections
2nd
$1.25
3rd
$1.00
BROWNIE GIRL SCOUT
Section 1
Class
1. Any flower grown by exhibitor
2. Any vegetable grown by exhibitor
3. Art to wear
4. Camp project (day or resident camp)
5. Christmas tree decorations
6. Collections
7. Crafts, not listed
8. Drawing (Crayon) mounted
9. Drawing (Crayon) mounted, original
10. Drawing, (Pencil, Charcoal) mounted
11. Embroidery, other needle craft
12. Drawing (felt tip pen) mounted
13. Dressed Doll or stuffed animal
14. Recycled or Nature Craft
15. Flowers, silk, paper, etc.
16 Gift
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
Hand molded article (clay, papier-mache, etc.)
Holiday Decorations (Christmas, Easter, etc.)
Jewelry
Kit art work
Kit needle craft
Macrame
Mosaics or design
My Hobby
Painting (water color, oil, etc.) mounted
Photography
Puppet
Poster or collage
Sand or Salt Art
Wall hanging, original or kit
Weaving
Wood or woodwork project
33. Troop Project. Troop Project will be judged on general appearance, display and theme development. It should show
workmanship and participation of the troop. Ribbon
34. Sweepstakes - A sweepstakes ribbon will be awarded to the Girl Scout who receives the most prize points on her
individual entries. Ribbon
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JUNIOR GIRL SCOUTS
Section 2
Arts
Class
3. Aprons, shorts, bags, pillow, etc.
4. Art to wear
5. Camp project, (day or resident camp)
6. Centerpieces
7. Ceramics, commercial molds, glazed, unglazed, over glazed,
stain, dry brush, or base coat.
8. Christmas tree decorations
9. Collections
10. Counted Cross Stitch
11. Crafts not listed
12. Drawing (original) mounted, crayon
13. Drawing (original) mounted, felt tip pen
14. Drawing (original) mounted, pencil
15. Dressed doll or stuffed animal
16. Embroidery, other needle craft
17. Flowers (silk, paper, etc.) 37.Toy or game
18. Jewelry 38. Wall hangings
19. Kit art work 39.
Weaving, Basketry, Macrame
20. Kit needle craft
40. Wood (carving or burning)
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
Leather craft
Metal Work (tin punch, etc.)
Miniatures (doll houses, furniture, etc.)
Other holiday decorations, Christmas, Easter, etc.
Painting (original) mounted
Paper Art, design
Photography (mounted and labeled)
Posters or collage
Print (block, screen, etc.)
Puppet
Recycled or Nature Craft
Sand or Salt Art
Sculpture, (paper, soap, wire, etc.) or pottery
(hand, formed)
34. Sewing
35. Stencil, Folk Art
36. Textile Craft
General
Class
41. My Hobby
42. Scrapbook of badges or other activities
43. Troop Project, will be judged on general appearance, display and theme development. It should show workmanship and
participation of the troop.
Ribbon
44. Sweepstakes - A sweepstakes ribbon will be awarded to the Junior Girl Scout who receives the most prize points on her
individual entries.
Ribbon
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CADETTE AND SENIOR GIRL SCOUTS
Section 3
Arts
Class
1. Camp project, (day or resident camp)
2. Collections
3. Ceramics or pottery
4. Drawing (original) mounted, felt tip pen
5. Drawing (original) mounted, pencil
6. Jewelry
7. Metal work (tin punch, etc.)
8. Miniatures (doll houses, furniture, etc.)
9. Paint or rubbing
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
Painting (original ) mounted
Photography, mounted and labeled
Poster or collage
Puppet
Sand or Salt Art
Sculpture (wire, clay, etc.)
Stenciling
Woodwork
Textile Arts
Class
18. Art to wear
19. Creative Stitchery, knitting, crochet, cross-stitched, etc.
20. Dressmaking - dress, blouse, skirt, vest, tailored suit
21. Textile craft
22. Weaving
General
Class
25. Centerpiece
26. Christmas Ornament
27. Crafts not listed
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
Holiday decorations, (Christmas, Easter, etc.)
My Hobby
Toy or game
Scrapbook
33. Troop Project, will be judged on general appearance, display theme development. It should show workmanship and
participation of the troop. Ribbon
34. Sweepstakes - A sweepstakes ribbon will be awarded to the Cadette or Senior Girl Scout who receives the most prize
points on her individual entries
ADULT GIRL SCOUTS
Section 4
Class
1. Any other craft
2. Camp project (day or resident camp)
3. Centerpieces
4. Ceramics
5. Craft ideas for troops
6. Creative Stitchery
7. Dressed dolls or stuffed animal
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Jewelry
Other Collections
Painting or drawing
Patch Collections
Photography
Scrapbook page
15. Sweepstakes - A sweepstakes ribbon will be awarded to the Adult Girl Scout
who receives the most prize points on her individual entries.
Ribbon
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DEPARTMENT T
BOY SCOUTS
Superintendent: Boy Scouts of Texas County
Entry Time: 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m., Tuesday, August 16, 2016
Judging: 6:30 p.m., Wednesday, August 17, 2016
Pickup entries: 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m., Saturday, August 20, 2016
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
1.
2.
3.
4.
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Rule 10.
Competition is open to all registered Club, Boy and Adult Scouts.
All articles must have been made by the exhibitor since the last Panhandle Exposition.
Entries are limited to one in each class per participant.
The classification will be determined by the unit of registration during the 2014-2016 school year. (Newly registered
Tiger Cubs may participate in the Cub Scout Classification.)
All pictures, posters and photographs should be mounted and ready to hang.
Collections may be entered in consecutive years, provided new additions are dated.
For painted natural object class the object cannot be processed wood, etc..
Campcrafts - made at camp only
The sweepstakes ribbon will be determined by a cumulative point system - 3 pts. for each 1st place, 2 pts. for each
2nd place, and 1 pt for each 3rd place.
Design Category - anything you design yourself. Example – flower arranging, inventions, patterns, models, etc.,
(No store bought models)
Premiums: ..............................................................................................................................1st
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$1.50
2nd $1.25
3rd
$1.00
CUB SCOUTS
Section 1
Class
1. Beadwork
2. Bird Houses/Feeders
3. Campcrafts
4. Ceramic Project
5. Collections
6. Design Category
7. Duct Tape Item
8. Drawing (mounted)
9. Hiking Staves
10. Indian Lore - Miscellaneous
11. Lanyard
12. Leather Projects
13. Metalwork
14. Miscellaneous
29. Sweepstakes - A sweepstakes ribbon will be awarded to the
individual entries. Ribbon
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
Cub
Model Building
Neckerchief Slides
Painting (Mounted)
Painting Natural Object
Pinewood Derby Cars
Photography
Ropes & Knots
Soap Carving
Space Derby Ships/Raingutter Regatta Ships
String Art
Weaving
Wood Burning Projects
Wood Carving
Woodcraft Projects
Scout who receives the most prize points on his
BOY SCOUTS
Section 2
Class
1. Birdhouses & Feeders
2. Campcrafts
3. Ceramic Projects
4. Collections
5. Design Category
6. Duct Tape Item
8. Hiking Staves
9. Indian Lore-Beadwork/Quillwork
10. Indian Lore-Clothing
11. Indian Lore-Headdresses
12. Indian Lore-Miscellaneous
13. Indian Tools
14. Lanyard
29. Sweepstakes - A sweepstakes ribbon will be awarded to the
individual entries.
15. Lashings
16. Leather Projects
17. Metalwork
18. Miscellaneous
19. Model Building
20. Model Rockets
21. Neckerchief Slides
22. Painted Natural Objects
23. Painting (mounted)
24. Photography
25. Ropes & Knots
26. Weaving
27. Wood Carving
28. Woodcraft Projects
Boy Scout who receives the most prize points on his
Ribbon
ADULT SCOUTS
Section 3
Class
1. Birdhouses & Feeders 15. Leather Projects
2. Campcrafts
3. Ceramic Projects
4. Collections
5. Design Category
7. Hiking Staves
8. Indian Lore-Beadwork/Quillwork
9. Indian Lore-Clothing
10. Indian Lore-Headdresses
11. Indian Lore-Miscellaneous
12. Indian Tools
13. Lanyard
14. Lashings
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
Metalwork
Miscellaneous
Model Rockets
Neckerchief Slides
Painted Natural Objects
Painting (mounted)
Photography
Ropes & Knots
Weaving
Wood Carving
Woodcraft Projects
27. Sweepstakes- A sweepstakes ribbon will be awarded to the Adult Scout who receives the most prize points on his
individual entries.
Ribbon
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DEPARTMENT U
JUNIOR & SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ARTS & CRAFTS
Superintendent:
Pickup entries: 7:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m., Saturday, August 20, 2016
GRADES 7 through 12
Rule 1.
Rule 2.
Rule
Rule
Rule
Rule
3.
4.
5.
6.
Rule 7.
Rule 8.
Rule 9.
arrival and during exhibition, but in no case will they be responsible for any of the articles.
Any article receiving first prize cannot be entered again.
Any article entered must have been made within the last two years by the person in whose name it is entered.
The exhibits will be taken in this department as submitted by the exhibitor and department workers will not be
CAUTION !!! PLEASE BE CAREFUL, YOUR WORK MAY BE DISQUALIFIED IF ENTERED IN
INCORRECT CLASS.
All pictures, including frame cannot exceed 36” x 36”.
Work will be entered at grade level student is in on entry day.
FLAT ARTICLES, SUCH AS DRAWINGS, COLOR PAGES, ETC., MUST BE MOUNTED ON HEAVY
WEIGHT PAPER SUCH AS CONSTRUCTION PAPER OR POSTER BOARD. PAPER TO BE CUT TO
SIZE OF ARTICLE. MAY HAVE A SMALL BORDER.
Premiums: ................................................................................................................ 1st
$1.50
JUNIOR HIGH GRAPHICS
Section 1
Grades 7 through 9
Class
1.
Abstract
Class
2. Animal
3. Landscape
4. Human
Charcoal
Class
8. Animal
9. Landscape
10. Human
Ink Sketch
Class
13. Animal
14. Landscape
15. Human
Pastel
Class
18. Animal
19. Landscape
20. Human
Pencil
5.
6.
7.
Non-Human
Miscellaneous
Felt - tipped Pen
11. Non-Human
12. Miscellaneous
16. Non-Human
17. Miscellaneous
21. Non-Human
22. Miscellaneous
Class
23. Scratch Art
Class
24. Animal
25. Landscape
26. Human
Watercolor
27. Non-Human
28. Miscellaneous
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2nd
$1.00
3rd
$.50
JUNIOR HIGH OIL PAINTING
Section 2
Grades 7 through 9
Class
1. Abstract
2. Animal
3. Human
4. Flowers
5.
6.
7.
8.
Landscape or Marine
Non-Human
Still Life
Miscellaneous
JUNIOR HIGH ACRYLICS
Section 3
Grades 7 through 9
Class
1. Abstract
2. Animal
3. Human
4. Landscape or Marine
5.
6.
7.
Non-Human
Still Life
Miscellaneous
JUNIOR HIGH CRAFTS
Section 4
Grades 7 through 9
Class
1. Bead Art
2. Braided Art
3. Building Blocks (Legos, etc.)
4. Clay, molded
5. Collage
7. Decoupage
8. Dough Art
9. Duct Tape Item
10. Holiday Item
11. Leathercraft
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
Metal Craft
Novelty
Paper Mache
Stained Glass
String Art
Wallhanging
Wood, handmade
Wood, Kit
Wood, Painted
Wreaths
Miscellaneous
Proud to Support the
Texas County Fair
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Jaime & Cortney Oakes
Certified Public Accountants
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JUNIOR HIGH CERAMICS
Section 5
Grades 7 through 9
Class
1. Dry Brush
2. Figurine, human
3. Free form, original
4. Glaze
5.
6.
7.
8.
Lustre
Stain
Underglaze
Miscellaneous
JUNIOR HIGH KIT MODELS
Section 6
Class
1. Airplane
2. Boat or Ship
3.
4.
Cars/Trucks
Miscellaneous
BEST OF SHOW
Section 7
Class
1. Best of Show Jr High - Ribbon
HIGH SCHOOL GRAPHICS
Section 8
Grades 10 through 12
Class
Charcoal
1. Animal
2. Landscape
3. Human
4.
5.
Class
Ink Sketch
6. Animal
7. Landscape
8. Human
9. Non-Human
10. Miscellaneous
Class
Pastel
11. Animal
12. Landscape
13. Human
14. Non-Human
15. Miscellaneous
Class
Pencil
16. Animal
17. Landscape
18. Human
19. Non-Human
20. Miscellaneous
Non-Human
Miscellaneous
Class
21. Scratch Art
Class
Watercolor
22. Animal
23. Landscape
24. Human
25. Non-Human
26. Miscellaneous
HIGH SCHOOL OIL PAINTING
Section 9
Class
1. Abstract
2. Animal
3. Human
4. Flowers
5.
6.
7.
8.
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Landscape or Marine
Non-Human
Still Life
Miscellaneous
HIGH SCHOOL ACRYLICS
Section 10
Class
1. Abstract
2. Animal
3. Human
4. Landscape or Marine
5.
6.
7.
Non-Human
Still Life
Miscellaneous
HIGH SCHOOL CRAFTS
Section 11
Class
1. Bead Art
2. Braided Art
3. Building Blocks (Legos, etc.)
4. Ceramics
5. Clay, Molded
6. Collage
8. Decoupage
9. Duct Tape Item
10. Holiday Item
11. Leathercraft
12. Metal Craft
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
Mixed Media
Novelty
Paper Mache
Stained Glass
String Art
Wallhanging
Wood, handmade
Wood, Kit
Wood, Painted
Wreaths
Miscellaneous
HIGH SCHOOL KIT MODELS
Section 12
Class
1. Airplane
2. Boat or Ship
3.
4.
Cars/Trucks
Miscellaneous
BEST OF SHOW
Section 13
Class
1. Best of Show High School
Ribbon
MULTI-HANDICAPPED
Section 14
Ages 13 to 21 years
Class
1. Bead Art
2. Beads, strung
3. Ceramics
4. Clay, molded
5. Decorated Items
6. Holiday Items
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
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Wall Hanging
Wood-Hand Made
Wood-Painted
Wreaths
Miscellaneous
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Allen’s Inc
Ambassador Restaurant
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Bank of the Panhandle
Bob’s Cowboy Bar
Bunch Roberts Funeral Home
Byron Bird & Associates
Captains Boudoir
Carters Supermarket
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City Bank and Trust
Clean Line Energy
Farm Credit – Western Oklahoma
First National Bank – Hooker
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Garrison Agency
Green Country Equipment
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Lumber Mart
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Modern Woodmen – Daren Depew
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Price Futures – Duncan Frank
Pride Feeders
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Seward Co. Waste Management
SPC
State Farm – Ken Lane
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Victory Center
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Committee
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Tractor Supply
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Supporting the
TEXAS COUNTY FAIR
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Welcome to the
Texas County Free Fair!
Crop
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Peril
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Hill
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Guymon, Oklahoma 73942-4534
Office: (580) 338-8626 and (580) 468-4516
(580) 338-0688 Fax
[email protected]
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Special Thanks
The Texas County Fair Board would like to thank everyone who helped make the 2016 Texas
County Panhandle Expositions & Free Fair possible. Through change, the need for expertise has
come about, and we would like to recognize the following for their help and dedication in preserving
and maintaining our proud Texas County Expo & Free Fair: Marsha Strong, and all of KKBS for
contacting our many appreciated sponsors and providing the fair book; Eva Mussman for preparing
the fair portion of the fair book, Rocky Richardson for always being there and seeing that the
tradition of the facilities is always presented and maintained in an appreciative manner; The Texas
County Excise Board and County Commissioners; Panhandle Printing Co., for another great fair
book; all of the department volunteers and others we may have failed to mention that helped make
the fair possible. Above all, the Texas County Fair Board would like to say THANKS to all of our
sponsors and supporters, without whom none of this would be possible!
We’re looking forward to another great fair again this year and the we’ll be
Growing It and Showing It
Hope that you will come and see all of the new and exciting things we have to offer.
Thanks ...
The Texas County Fair Board
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Closed Saturday
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ENTRY FORM ALL DEPARTMENTS
TEXAS COUNTY FREE FAIR & PANHANDLE EXPOSITION
August 17-20, 2016
P.O. Box 1749 580-338-5446 Fax 580-468-3027
ONE ENTRY FORM PER PERSON
No premium check will be issued without appropriate information
CIRCLE FAIR DIVISION ENTERED
Junior
School
4-H
FFA
Girl Scouts
Open
Senior Citizens
Boy Scouts
Did you Exhibit in 2015?
_______ Yes
_______ No
Name ________________________________ MailingAddress _______________________________
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Middle I.
Last
City _____________________________________________ State _______ Zip __________________
Phone Number ___________________________
Cell Phone ______________________________
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NAME
_____________________________________________ # ____________
(Necessary for locating Errors)
For Minors we need
Social Security # ______________________
signature as well.
No Personal Information will leave office.
E-mail ______________________________________________
the parent or guardian’s
Parent or guardian _______________________________________________
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DEPT
SECTION
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CLASS
DESCRIPTION OF ENTRY
EXHIBITOR SIGNATURE ____________________________________
RETURN TO:
TEXAS COUNTY FREE FAIR
BOX 1749
WEST 5TH & SUNSET LANE
GUYMON, OK 73942
580-338-5446 FAX 580-468-3027
Panhandle Printing Form 6908-entry
OFFICE USE
TOTAL NUMBER OF ENTRIES __________
PRE ENTRIES CLOSE August 15, 2016
POSITIVELY NO PREMIUM CHECKS WILL BE CASHED OR
REISSUED AFTER DECEMBER 31, 2016
For More Entries - See Back of Sheet
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DEPT
SECTION
CLASS
DESCRIPTION OF ENTRY
OFFICE USE
HOW DO I ENTER THE FAIR?
Decide what Department (A-X) you are going to enter. These are listed in the Index
of Departments at the front of the Fair Premium Book. Turn to that department.
Look through the sections and then the classes to find what you want to enter.
Fill out completely the top sections of the entry sheet. One entry sheet per person entering the fair. (The entry form may be photo
copied). List each entry by Department, Section, Class and Description. The department is outlined in bold at the top of each
department in the fair book. Attention: pre-school and grade school teachers contact us for information on entering your
students the easy way.
Example: You want to enter a red apple. This would be found in the Agricultural Department.
Dept
H
Section
9
Class
2
Description
Red apple
After listing your entries, return your entry form to the Activity Center (located at the fair grounds) by August 17, 2004. This pre
enters you. Allow 2 or 3 days for us to enter these in our computer and then you may pick up the printed tags to place on your
entries at home. These will be in the lobby on entry day, but only if you pre entered. On entry day take your pre tagged entries
to the proper department at the fair.
If you don’t pre enter, you will need to stop at the entry table in the lobby of the Activity Center to receive your entry number.
First you will need to fill out an entry form for each person that has an entry and receive an assigned number for him or her. After
receiving the exhibitor number and listing it on the entry form, take it along with your entries to the proper departments.
Everyone entering the fair must have completed an entry form!
After entering your items or livestock in the fair, return the entry form to the superintendent of the department you are
entering or return to the completed entry form box in the main lobby of the Activity Center. All entry forms must be
returned to the completed entry form box in the Activity Center lobby or a superintendent.
Do not take it with you after entering.
NO RIBBON OR PRIZE MONEY CAN BE AWARDED WITHOUT A RETURNED COMPLETED ENTRY FORM.
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NON-PROFIT
ORGANIZATION
GUYMON, OK
PERMIT #80

department a - Texas County Fair

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