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Table of Contents
Section
Page
Superintendents……………………………………………………………………………….2
Dedication……………………………………………………………………………………...4
Daily Events………………………………………………………………………………..…5-8
SIF Night Life…………………………………………………………………………..………9
Camping Regulations……………………………………………………………………..…10
Open Classes……………………………………………………………………….………..11
Junior Arts & Crafts………………………………………………………………………….13
Culinary……………………………………………………………………………………….16
Quilts & Needlecraft…………………………………………………………………………22
Hobbies……………………………………………………………………………………….31
Holidays………………………………………………………………………………………36
Care Facilities………………………………………………………………………………..41
Fine Arts……………………………………………………………………………………...42
Floriculture & Horticulture…………………………………………………………………..47
Family History…………………………………………………………………………….….55
Fair Queen………….………………………………………………………………………..59
Ag Gadget Show…………………………………………………………………………….60
Opens Shows…………………………………………………………………………..……61
Cinnamon Roll Contest, Children’s Coloring Contest…………………………………...62
Cookie Stacking Contest, Bubble Gum Blowing Contest, Joke Telling Contest……..63
Pigtail Contest, Cookie Decorating Contest……………………………………………...64
Diaper Derby, Decorated Diaper Contest……………..………………………………….65
Hawkeye Kids Pedal Power Pull & Hula Hoop Contest…………………..…………….66
Antique Tractors & Engine Display………………………………………………………..67
Southern Iowa Fair Officials
Shawn Van Engelenhoven……………………………………………………………President
Bruce Veenstra……………………………………………………………………Vice President
Keith Ringelestein……………………………………………………………………...Treasurer
Carrie VanderBeek………………………………………………………………Office Manager
Board of Directors
Andy Antolik……………………………………………………………………………..Eddyville
Peggy McCrea………………………………………………………………………......Eddyville
Keith Ringelestein……………………………………………………………………….Fremont
Shawn VanEngelenhoven……………………………………………………………Oskaloosa
Bruce Veenstra………………………………………………………………………..Oskaloosa
Holly Padgett…………………………………………………………………………..Oskaloosa
Adam Antolik………………………………………………………………………...…..Eddvyille
Jimmy McCrea……………………………………………………………………….….Eddyville
Barb Witt……………………………………………………………………………..New Sharon
Steve Watts……………………………………………………………………………Oskaloosa
Sharis Claver………………………………………………………………………….…Eddyville
Kelly Long………………………………………………………………………………...…Cedar
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SUPERINTENDENTS
Exhibit Hall …………………………………………………………...……….Rita Antolik
Assistant…………………………………………………………………..…Karen McBeth
Junior Arts & Crafts………………….....Paulette Williams, Connie Stout, Anna Nikkel
Culinary …………………………………………………………..….Linda VanDonselaar
Needlecraft……………………………………………………...……....Ruth Branderhorst
Quilts …………………………………………….……..Portia Figland, Barbara Johnson
Hobbies ………………………………………………….……. Beth Stout, Linda Bonnett
Holidays ………………………………………….…………..Virginia Pierson, Laura Hol
Care Centers ………………………………………………………..…………Judy Moody
Fine Arts …………………………………………..…………Tammy Sparks, Lex Sparks
Floriculture & Horticulture …………....…Eileen Blom, Marlene Maxwell, Lois Harris
Jan Palmer, Ken Broadway, John Langstrat, Ann Evans, Sally Hardy
Genealogy …………………………………………………………………..…Kathy Virgil
Fair King/Queen Contest …………………………………………..…….Val VanMaanen
Bill Riley Talent Show …………………………………………...………..Chris Yarkosky
Piggy Tail Contest ……………………………………………………..……Misty Scanlon
Cinnamon Roll Contest …………………………………………….……… Misty Scanlon
Coloring Contest………………………………………………………………..……KBOE
Hula Hoop Contest ………………………………………………….…..Kiley Lobberecht
Cookie Decorating Contest ……………………………………………Jeannene Veenstra
Cookie Stacking Contest …………………………………………………Kathleen Rempe
Bubble Gum Contest ……………………………………………………… Misty Scanlon
Baby Contest………………………………………………………..The Oskaloosa Herald
Kids Pedal Power Pull …………………………………..……Hawkeye Pedal Pull Assoc
Harness Races …………………………………………………………..…….Ron Allgood
Antique Tractors & Engines ……………………………………...Larry VanMersbergen
County Youth Coordinator ………………………………….…Amy Vermeer-Brainard
FFA Leader – Eddyville ………………………………………………..……...Pat Powers
FFA Leader – New Sharon………………………………………………...Brett Timmons
FFA Leader – Oskaloosa ……………………………………………...…..Brett Spurgeon
FFA Leader – Twin Cedars ………………………………………...…..Miranda Johnson
FFA Leader – Tri County ………………………………………………...Trent Steinhart
Policing, Safety and Parking …………………………………………..…..Sheriff’s Posse
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WEBSITE:
www.southerniowafair.com
641-673-7004
ADMISSIONS EVENTS ONLY
NO GENERAL ADMISSION CHARGE AT THE MAIN GATE
All Vehicles: $3.00 per day / $12.00 per week
Parking charge in effect:
Monday thru Saturday – 8:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Monday Parking starts at 4:00pm
FAIR OFFICIALLY OPENS
MONDAY, JULY 18, 2016
FAIR OFFICIALLY OPENS –MONDAY, JULY 21, 2008
OPEN/CLOSING TIMES
Administration Office...8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
4-H Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Exhibit Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9:00 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Varied Industry Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Grandstand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Emergency announcements may be made after 7:00 p.m. from the
Ticket Office or at the Grandstand Concession Stand.
ON THE GROUNDS DAILY
• Kennys Funland
Opens 5:00 Tuesday – Friday
Saturday 2:00
Wristbands Special $25 Thurs – Saturday 5pm – 11pm
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Antique Tractor & Engine Display
Petting Zoo
Chainsaw Carving (Monday – Thursday)
Lazer Alley
Vendor Booths
Lots of contests, events, & shows
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2016 Southern Iowa Fair Dedications
Every year the Southern Iowa Fair likes to take the time to dedicate the fair to a certain person that attended the
fair, enjoyed the fair, took part in the fair, and was well known for being a big fair supporter. This past year has been
an unfortunate year as there are three individuals who have sadly passed away, that were all a part of the fair in some
way or another. The Southern Iowa Fair Board would like to dedicate the 2016 fair to:
Martha McGlothlen, Jerry Hendricks, & Steve Van Maanen.
Martha was united in marriage to Rodger McGlothlen in 1955. Martha’s love of the fair started
in the 1960’s when her husband Rodger was a 4-H leader for the West Des Moines Livewires.
Martha then went on to lend her helping hand to her children, Warren, Jeri & Rodney, with
showing and preparing their cattle and Jeri’s horses for the fair. This tradition continued with
her grandchildren. Martha loved watching her grandson, R.J., show his cattle and her
granddaughter, Sydney, show horses and dogs at the fair. Martha was a very social lady who
possessed a kind hearted concern for her family and friends. She enjoyed working with her
children & grandchildren in 4-H, sewing, neighborhood club, playing cards, cooking, and baking.
She enjoyed being involved with the fair in many ways. Martha loved baking pies to enter in the
open class at the fair and later became the Culinary Superintendent. She also sponsored
trophies and prizes for numerous events during the fair. Martha also looked forward to taking
tickets at the races every Wednesday night and lending a helping hand when needed. Her
support, involvement, and spirit will be greatly missed by all.
Jerry has been around the fair scene for many years. He ran Hendricks
Sound out of Fairfield. He provided sound for the Southern Iowa Fair as well
as many other fairs in South Eastern Iowa for several years.
Jerry had a passion for sound and sound equipment. He always loved going
fair to fair and visiting with the board members.
His friendly face and conversations will be greatly missed.
Steve has been a part of the Southern Iowa Fair since he was very young. Before he
was old enough to show livestock himself, he helped his older brothers and sister
with their projects. When he was ten he started showing hogs in 4-H. Winning was
not as important to him as what he could learn from the project. Camping at the fair
was always a highlight of his summer. That is a tradition he carried on with his own
children.
As an adult, having his children participate in 4-H was encouraged, and Steve
embraced the opportunity to teach them the same values he had learned through 4H. Not only did he support his own children with their projects, but also their
friends. Steve found value in helping behind the scenes, and was always good for an
encouraging word and a friendly smile which will be missed by many at the fair.
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2016 Fair Schedule
July 16th - Saturday
8:30 – 2:30
4-H Exhibit Judging at Fairgrounds (Exhibit Hall & 4-H Building)
July 18th - Monday
Antique Tractors & Engine Display
Laser Alley
Chainsaw Carving
Kids Zone
7:00 – 9:00
Swine Weigh-In (Scale Area)
9:00-11:00
Poultry Check-in
9:00
Dog Show (Pavilion)
9:00 – 11:00
Sheep Weigh-In (Scale Area)
10:00
Rabbit Check-In (Barn)
11:00
Advanced Feeder Cattle Weigh-In & Scanning
11:00
Culinary Open Class Judging (Exhibit Hall)
11:00
Quilts Open Class Judging (Exhibit Hall)
1:00
Llama Show (Pavilion)
1:00
Advanced Feeder Pen Interviews at Stalls
1:00
Bottle Lamb/Goat Check-In
1:00
Pig Tail Contest (Free Stage)
1:00
Needlecraft Open Class Judging (Exhibit Hall)
2:00 – 3:00
Advanced Feeder Pen Conference - DAV Building
2:00
4-H Horticulture Judging (4-H Building)
2:00
Holidays Open Class Judging (Exhibit Hall)
2:00
Fine Arts Open Class Judging (Exhibit Hall)
2:00-4:00
Bucket Bottle Calf Check-In
3:00
Cinnamon Roll Contest (Free Stage)
3:30
Bucket ‘O’ Junk Judging (FFA building)
4:00
Meat Goat Weigh-in/Check-in
5:00
Key Co-op BBQ (West of Free Stage)
6:00
Dairy Check-in by 6:00 in Dairy Barn w/superintendents
6:00
Bucket Bottle Calf Check -in by 6:00 in Bottle Barn with Superintendents
6:00
Queen Contest (Grandstand)
6:30 – 8:00
Beef Weigh-in/Check-in
7:00
Bill Riley Talent Show (Grandstand)
7:00
Bingo (Bingo Barn)
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July 19th – Tuesday (Family night)
Any car after 4:00pm that brings 1 non-perishable food item will park for $1.00
Kennys Funland Carnival 5:00 – 10:00pm
Laser Alley
Chainsaw Carving
Kids Zone
9:00
Poultry Show (Sale Ring)
9:00
Open Bucket Bottle Check In
10:00
Family History Open Class Judging (Exhibit Hall)
10:30
Care Facility Open Class Judging (Exhibit Hall)
11:00
Hobby Open Class Judging (Exhibit Hall)
11:00-1:00
4-H Communication’s Judging (Free Stage)
11:30
Floriculture/Horticulture Open Class Judging (Exhibit Hall)
1:00
Junior Arts Open Class Judging (Exhibit Hall)
2:00 – 5:00
4-H Communications Judging (Free Stage)
2:00-4:00
4-H Horticulture Judging (4-H Building)
3:00-4:30
Bottle Lamb & Goat Interviews (DAV building)
4:00 – 6:00
Horse Check-in (Mandatory Horse Exhibitor Meeting at 6:00)
5:00
Channel Bio Seed Kid’s Day (east side of Pavilion)
Serving Sandwich & Drink to the families
6:00
4-H & FFA Swine Show
7:00
USMTS Modified Tour Races
7:00
Bingo (Bingo Barn)
July 20th – Wednesday
Kennys Funland Carnival 5:00 – 10:00pm
Laser Alley
Chainsaw Carving
Kids Zone
7:00
Agriland FS Complimentary Pancake Breakfast
8:00
Bottle Lamb and Goat Show (Pavilion)
9:00
4-H & FFA Sheep Show (Pavilion)
9:00 – 12:00
4-H Working Exhibits (Free Stage)
1:00 – 2:00
Dairy Show (Pavilion)
1:00-3:00
Bucket/Bottle Calf Interviews (DAV Building)
2:00 – 4:00
Meat Goat Show
4:00
Children’s Coloring Contest (Free Stage)
5:30
Hula Hoop Contest (Free Stage)
6:00
4-H & FFA Rabbit Show (Sale Ring)
6:00
Ag Olympics (Pavilion)
7:00
Bingo (Bingo Barn)
7:00
IMCA Southern Iowa Fair Races with Hawkeye Dirt Tour
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July 21st – Thursday
Kennys Funland Carnival – Wristband Hours 5-11pm - $25.00
Laser Alley
Chainsaw Carving
Kids Zone
8:00 – 4:30
Scavenger Hunt (4-H Office)
8:30
Advanced & Carcass Beef Awards (Pavilion)
9:00
4-H & FFA Beef Show
10:00
Children’s Cookie Decorating Contest (Free Stage)
1:00
4-H Bucket/Bottle Calf Show (To follow beef show)
2:00
Open Bucket Show
2:00
Horse Games Fun Show (Outdoor Arena)
3:00
4-H Pet Show (Free Stage)
5:00-6:00
MCARD & Mahaska County Farm Bureau BBQ & Bucket Auction (Pavilion)
with Bucket O’Junk Auction at 5:45
6:00
Yarkosky & Company (Free Stage)
7:00
Bingo (Bingo Barn)
7:00
Donkey Races (Pavilion)
8:30
FREE Jake McVey Concert (Grandstand)
July 22nd – Friday
Laser Alley
Kids Zone
8:00
4-H & FFA Horse Show (Outdoor Arena)
9:30
Children’s Cookie Stacking Contest (Free Stage)
11:00
Children’s Bubble Gum Blowing Contest (Free Stage)
2:00
Livestock Judging Contest (Pavilion)
3:00
Feeder Pen Re-Weigh
4:00
Children’s Joke Telling Contest (Free Stage)
4:00
State Fair Exhibitor Meeting (4-H Building)
4:00
Livestock Re-Weigh for Auction
5:00
Supreme Showmanship Contest (Pavilion)
7:00
Bingo (Bingo Barn)
7:00
Twin States Tractor Pull
8:00
Horses Released
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July 23rd - Saturday
Laser Alley
Kids Zone
6:30
Buyers Breakfast
8:00
4-H & FFA Livestock Auction
9:00
Antique Tractor Pull (Infield)
9:00
Diaper Derby, Decorated Diaper Contest (Free Stage)
9:30 – 11:30
Mahaska County Farm Bureau Ag in the Classroom (West of Free Stage)
10:00
Lions Club Free Vision Screening (Free Stage) Ages 6 month – 4 yr
11:30
Kiddie Tractor Pull Check-in (Free Stage)
12:00
Kiddie Tractor Pull (Free Stage)
5:00
County Open Cattle Show (Pavilion)
7:00
Bingo (Bingo Barn)
7:00
Full Rodeo & Fireworks
9:00
Livestock Released
9:00 – 10:00
Open Class Exhibits Released
July 24th – Sunday
10:30 – 1:00
Non-Livestock 4-H Exhibits Released (4-H Bldg & Exhibit Hall)
12:30
Harness Races
1:00 – 3:00
Open Class Exhibits Released
1:00
Draft Horse Obstacle Course & Hen House Pull
7:30
Gospel Concert featuring “The Benson Family Singers” and “Reconciled Quartet”
July 25th – Monday
LIVESTOCK MUST BE GONE
Exhibits must be gone by Noon.
10:00 - Noon
Release of 4-H Projects in Exhibit Hall & 4-H Building
12:30
Harness Races
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SIF Night Life
Friday, July 22nd
Monday, July 18th
6:00 SIF Queen Contest
7:00 – Bill Riley Talent Show
Tuesday, July 19th
FAMILY DAY!!!
**After 4pm every car that brings 1
nonperishable food item parks for $1.00**
OPENING NIGHT FOR
Kennys Funland Shows
Opens at 5:00pm
USMTS Modified Touring Series Racing
Hot Laps: 7:00 Racing 7:30
Wednesday, July 20th
IMCA Races featuring
Hawkeye Dirt Tour Modifieds
Hot Laps: 7:00 Racing: 7:30
Thursday, July 21st
Kennys Funland Wristband Night:
5pm – 11pm $25
7:00pm – Donkey Races Pavilion
8:30– Jake McVey
FREE CONCERT
Kennys Funland Wristband Night:
5pm – 11pm $25
7:00 - Twin State Tractor Pull
Saturday, July 23rd
Kennys Funland Open – 2:00
Wristband Hours 5pm-11pm $25
7:00 - Full Events Rodeo
– Grandstand Night Ending with
Fireworks!
Sunday July 24th
7:30pm – Gospel Concert
FREE Admission
Benson Family Singers
&
Reconciled Quartet
Sunday and Monday
July 24th & 25th
12:30 – Harness Races
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CAMPING REGULATIONS
The campground shall be under the supervision of the campground superintendents and the supervision
of the Sheriff’s Posse. It shall be their duty to see that order is preserved.
Camping will be prohibited except in designated areas.
Camping will be reserved by markers.
Anyone camping in the campground area must have a camping pass. Passes may be purchased at the
Fair Office. All cars must have a camping pass. This pass must be visible at all times.
The camping fee shall be $140.00 for the duration of the Fair. You will receive one weekly parking pass.
You may purchase additional weekly parking passes at the office for $12. If you wish to reserve the
same spot you had last year, your money must be paid by the close of business on May 20, 2016. After
your fee has been received, you will be mailed your camping pass and parking pass.
The Southern Iowa Fair Association will not be liable for any electric equipment or damage thereto
because of variations in electrical current. No extra refrigerators, fans, etc., are to be plugged in
outside of your camper.
The Southern Iowa Fair Association will not be liable for the theft of any article or the damage of any
article by fire or any act of God.
No minor will be allowed to stay overnight in the campground without adult supervision.
The Southern Iowa Fair Association reserves the right to remove anyone from the campground for any
reason.
ABSOLUTELY NO CAMPERS will be allowed on the grounds before 6:00 a.m. on Friday., July 15, 2016.
IF YOUR CAMPER IS ON THE GROUNDS BEFORE THAT TIME YOU WILL BE CHARGED $40.00
REGARDLESS IF YOU ARE PLUGGED INTO ELECTRICITY OR NOT!! If you see campers in the campground
before Friday, they belong to the fair board members. If your camper is not on the grounds by noon on
Monday, July 18, 2016, your campsite may be given to someone else. NO EXCEPTIONS! If your camper
is still plugged into electricity after July 24th, you will be charged $18 for each day it is plugged in.
Only one car/pickup will be allowed per campsite. All autos must be parked beside the tent or camper.
Parking in the roadway is prohibited. Please be considerate of your neighbors.
Fast driving in the campground area is strictly prohibited!!!
ALL CAMPING FEES ARE NONREFUNDABLE AFTER JUNE 20, 2016.
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OPEN CLASS GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS:
1) Exhibit Building is open 9:00 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.
2) The Association will pay cash premiums as enumerated in this premium list, and we
desire to encourage all worthy exhibits, and shall be glad to furnish space for all desirable
exhibits. The Association reserves the right to postpone or carry the fair over one to two
days following the fair date on account of rainy weather and all exhibits will be held until
released by the secretary and any exhibit leaving unless released by the secretary will forfeit
all premiums won.
3) Exhibitors must see to the delivery of their exhibits, to the exhibit building on the fairgrounds.
NO ITEMS THAT HAVE BEEN EXHIBITED AT THE SOUTHERN IOWA
FAIR BEFORE WILL BE ACCEPTED IN OPEN CLASS. The Board of Directors and
Superintendents will use all diligence to ensure the safety of stock and articles after their
arrival but will not be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur. Exhibitors must
give personal attention to the property and immediately preceding the close of the fair,
take charge of the same.
4) NO EXHIBITOR IS TO MAKE COMMENT DURING THE JUDGING. If so,
exhibits will be disqualified. Any questions may be presented at close of judging.
5) Persons interested directly in the premiums in any department must not act as a judge
in that department. The Association will supply expert judges for each department as far
as possible.
6) Exhibitors bringing or picking up exhibits on Sunday will not pay a parking fee and will
be allowed to park in the area of the Exhibit Hall. On Monday after 4:00pm you will be
charged a parking fee. Monday & Saturday you will have to park in the regular parking lot.
This applies to everyone.
7) Office personnel will pay premiums for Open Class exhibits, in the exhibit building on
Saturday, July 23 from 9:00 – 10:00 p.m. or Sunday, July 24 from 1:00-3:00 p.m., at the time
you pick up your exhibit.
8) Certificates of Registry must be furnished if demanded of animals exhibited.
9) ALL PREMIUM CHECKS NOT CASHED WITHIN 30 DAYS OF THE DATE
ON THE CHECK WILL BE FORFEITED TO THE FAIR ASSOCIATION AND
WILL BE STAMPED TO THIS EFFECT.
SUPERINTENDENTS:
Superintendents shall have full charge of their department, being responsible to the
Secretary and the Fair board. Each superintendent is expected to be on the grounds each
day of the fair, to attend to the reception and arrangement of articles or animals to be
exhibited in his or her division and to exercise great care in preserving and returning entry
books, as soon as entry of awards are in them, and upon no other authority can warrants
be drawn for premiums. No classes may be written into the entry books. In order to
receive premium money, entries must have been printed in the catalogue.
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JUDGING SCHEDULE – OPEN CLASS EXHIBITS
Monday, July 18, 2016
Quilts………………………………………………………………………………….…11:00
Culinary………………………………………………………………………………….11:00
Needlecraft…………………………………………………………………………….…..1:00
Holidays…………………………………………………………………………………...2:00
Fine Arts…………………………………………………………………………………...2:00
Tuesday, July 19, 2016
Family History…………………………………………………………………………….10:00
Care Centers………………………………………………………………………………10:30
Hobbies................................................................................................................................11:00
Floriculture/Horticulture ………………………………………………………………….11:30
Jr. Arts & Crafts……………………………………………………………………………1:00
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DIVISION I
JUNIOR ARTS
Superintendents ……………………………………………… Paulette Williams, Connie Stout, Anna Nikkel
Judge …………………………………………………………………………………….… Michelle Johnson
Exhibit Hall Opens at 9:00 a.m. & Closes at 8:30 p.m.
Exhibitors bringing or picking up exhibits on Sunday will not pay a parking fee and will be allowed to park in the area of
the Exhibit Hall. Monday & Saturday you will have to park in the regular parking lot. This applies to everyone.
Judging: Tuesday, July 19, 2016 – 1:00 pm
No Entry Fee for this class.
RULES:
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Entries will be received 4:00 – 6:00 pm Sunday July 17 - in the Exhibit Hall, OR 8:00 - 10:00 a.m. Monday
July 18, 2016 in the Exhibit Hall. These entries DO NOT have to be entered prior to this date
ABSOLUTELY NO ENTRIES ACCEPTED AFTER THIS TIME.
All exhibits must have been completed since September 1, 2015.
All Exhibitors are considered as being in the grade just completed.
Limit of ONE ENTRY PER ENTRY NUMBER, such as 1 a, 1 b, and 1 c, with a limit of 6 entries overall. Child will be
given a number by the Superintendent at check in Not prior to entry in the Exhibit Hall.
All pictures must be mounted on card stock, poster board or matted.
Premiums: First, second and third – money. A Best of Show Ribbon will be awarded at the Judges discretion.
Exhibits will be released from 9:00 pm – 10:00 pm Saturday, July 23,2016 or Sunday, July 24th 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm.
ABSOLUTELY NO EARLY RELEASES.
Premiums awarded: First Place - $1.00 Second Place - $.50 Third Place - $.25
*COPYRIGHT LAW*
**No copying cartoon characters or “logos”. You will be disqualified**
ALL CHILDREN MAY ENTER ANY OF THE CATAGORIES LISTED, BUT ARE LIMITED TO 6 ENTRIES PRE
CHILD
CLASS P.S.
PRESCHOOL – 4 & 5 YR. OLDS (MUST BE 4 BY JAN. 1, 2016)
CLASS A
KINDERGARTEN
CLASS B
FIRST & SECOND GRADES
CLASS C
THIRD & FOURTH GRADES
CLASS D
FIFTH & SIXTH GRADES
CLASS E
SEVENTH & EIGHTH GRADES
CLASS SP (SPECIAL NEEDS)
ENTRY #
1. 3-D Paper Construction
2. Bird Feeder
3. Bird Houses – Any Media
4. Christmas Themed
5. Clay Pieces
a. Molded
b. Hand Built
6. Clothes Pin Art
7. Collage – Any media
8. Computer Art
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9. Construction Blocks (NOT LEGOS)
10. Copper Etching
11. Corn Husk Items
12. Craft Sticks
13. Crayon Art
14. Crayon Risist
a. Resist
b. Batik
15. Decopage
16. Design – Any Media
17. Dioramas (Shoe Box 3-D)
18. Dolls – Any Media
19. Dough Art
20. Drawings
a. Chalk
b. Charcoal
c. Colored Pencil
d. Crayon
e. Craypas
f. Ink
g. Magic Marker
h. Lead Pencil
i. Mixed Media
21. Duct Tape
22. Flower Pot Art
23. Foam Art
24. Foil Pictures
25. Free Hand – Scrap or Paper Cutting
26. Free Hand Enlarging
27. Fuse Beading
28. Glass Etching
29. Holiday Themed
30. Homemade Candles
31. Homemade Hair Accessories
32. Homemade Jewelry
33. Homemade Key Chain
34. Homemade Stuffed Item
35. Homemade Yarn Apparel
36. Leaf Painting
37. Leather Craft
38. Lego Art – 12x12 Base (No larger)
MUST BE IN CONTAINER
39. Macaroni Art
40. Macramé
41. Magnets
42. Match Stick Art
43. Metal Relief
44. Metal Work
45. Mobile
46. Models – Assembled by child only!
Must be in container not to exceed
2” larger than item.
a. Airplane
b. Boat
c. Car
d. Truck
e. Other than mentioned
47. Mosaic – Any Style
48. Nature Arrangement
49. Nature Art
50. Origami
51. Painting
a. Acrylic
b. Finger paint
d. Tempra
e. Watercolors
c. Oil Pastels
52. Painted Apparel
a. Pillows
b. T-Shirts
c. Other
53. Painted Wood Craft
54. Flower Art
a. Cardboard – Example – Egg carton
b. Paper
c. Plastic
d. Shell
e. Tissue
55. Paper Mache
56. Perspective
57. Photography
a. Animal
b. People
c. Scenery
d. Sports
58. Placemats
59. Plastic grid
60. Plastic Molding
61. Posters (No larger than 16 x 20)
a. Acrylic
b. Crayon
c. Magic Marker
d. Mixed Media
e. Pencil
62. Pot Holder
63. Quilting
64. Recycled Items
a. Cardboard
b. Marbles
c. Metal
d. Paper
e. Plastic
f. Other
65. Sand or Salt Art
a. 3-D art
b. Flat ( on paper)
c. Sandpaper Art
66. Scrapbook Page
67. Scratch Art
68. Shrink art
69. Soap Carving
70. Stained Glass
71. Stamp Art
72. Stencil Art
73. Stepping Stone
74. Stitchery
75. String Art
76. Suncatchers
77. Tissue Art
78. Toothpick Art
79. Tie-dyed Apparel
80. Wall Hanging
81. Weaving
a. Paper
b. Yarn
c. Other
82. Wire sculpture
83. Writing (Paragraph of 5 sentences)
a. Cursive
b. Manuscript
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84.
85.
86.
87.
88.
89.
90.
Wood Burning
Wood Carving
Wood Project
Yard Art
Yarn Art
Yarn Pictures
Other Then Mentioned
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DIVISION II
CULINARY
Superintendent………………………………………………Linda VanDonselaar
Judge………………………………………………………...
Exhibit Hall Opens at 9:00 a.m. and Closes at 8:30 p.m.
Exhibitors bringing or picking up exhibits on Sunday will not pay a parking fee and will be allowed to park in
the area of the Exhibit Hall. Monday & Saturday you will have to park in the regular parking lot. This
applies to everyone.
Judging: Monday, July 18, 2016 - 11:00 am
Entry Fee 25% of the First Place Premium
(Such as $2.00 = $.50 $5.00 = $1.25)
RULES:
1.
Entries at the Fair Office prior to the Fair
Sunday, July 17, 4:00 – 6:00 pm at the Exhibit Hall
Monday, July 18, 8:00 – 10:00 am at the Exhibit Hall
NO ENTRIES ACCEPTED AFTER THIS TIME
Entry fee is $.50 per item unless noted.
You must get an exhibitor number at the front table before taking your items to the Division
they will be entered in. You will need a separate Sheet for each Division you enter items.
2. Exhibitor may pick up baked goods as soon as all food items have been judged, not before judging is
over. Only a portion of the baked items will be retained for exhibition. NOTE: Any baked item not
picked up by 8:00 pm July 18th will be disposed of.
3. Limit of one entry in each entry number. Identical items cannot be entered in two different classes.
Entries must have been prepared since last years fair.
4. Entry tag is to be placed on the OUTSIDE of each container.
5. Only one Best of Show Ribbon will be awarded per Division at the Judge’s discretion.
6. All baked goods are to be in ZIP LOCK BAGS.
7. NO mixes are to be used unless altered to make a different product such as cookies from a cake mix,
etc.
8. All canned goods, including Jams & Jellies are to be properly sealed with the screw bands left on the
jars. All canned items must have a card attached with the following information:
a. Method of Preservation
b. Processing Time
c. Date Processed
d. List of Ingredients
Jars may be opened for judging.
9. NO PANS. Cakes are to be baked in an 8”x8” pan and placed upon cardboard. (Unless a
different size is warranted, angel food etc.) NO 9”x13” Cakes. Yeast Breads are to be baked in 9 ¼” x
5 ½” pans. YEAST BREADS IN 7 3/8” X 3 5/8” PANS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. (Bread
Machines)
10. All entries need to be on HEAVY paper plates or heavy cardboard if needed. For cakes,
cardboard is not to exceed 1” larger than the item. (White plates show off foods the best)
11. A card with the list of ingredients MUST be attached to ALL items. Entries not having this card WILL
NOT BE ACCEPTED.
12. No frostings, glazes, or drizzles will be allowed on ANY baked goods except on the ugly cake and
decorated cake/cupcakes entries.
13. Entries using uncooked eggs or cream cheese will NOT be accepted. Cream Cheese mints will be
accepted if there is at least 1-cup sugar to 8oz cream cheese.
14. Younger exhibitor classes 22, 23, will be judged first.
15. A break in the judging will take place at the judges request
16. All entries must be the work of amateurs unless stated on the entry tag.
Entries to be released Saturday July 23rd from 9:00 pm to 10:00 pm or Sunday, July 24th from 1:00 pm –
3:00 pm. Premium money will be with the office personnel in Exhibit Hall. Absolutely NO early releases.
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Premiums: First Place - $2.00
$3.50
Second Place - $1.50
Classes 4 & 5: First Place - $5.00
Second Place -
CLASS 1
BREAD WITH YEAST
Please specify what brand of yeast was used.
ENTRY #
1. White Bread
2. Whole Wheat Bread
3. Buns – 4
4. Pan Rolls – 4
5. Cinnamon Rolls – 4
6. Oatmeal Bread
7. Gluten Free
8. Any Not Mentioned
CLASS 2
BREADS – NO YEAST
Pan size 9 1/4 x 5 1/2 “ or size recipe recommends
ENTRY #
9. Nut Bread
10. Banana Bread
11. Oatmeal Bread
12. Pumpkin Bread
13. Zucchini Bread
14. Cornbread
15. Muffins – 4
16. Biscuits - 4
17. Gluten Free
CLASS 3
CAKES – NO FROSTING
ENTRY #
19. Angel Food
20. Applesauce
21. Yellow Chiffon
22. White
23. Chocolate
24. Cupcakes – 4
25.Gluten Free
CLASS 4
UGLY CAKE
Premiums: First $5.00
ENTRY #
27. Edible
Second $3.50
28. Non Edible
CLASS 5
DECORATED CAKES - AMATEURS / PROFESSIONALS
Designate on entry tag “A” for amateur or “P” for professional (will not be judged against each
other) Entry fee $ 1.25
Premiums: First $5.00 Second $3.50
To be left during the Fair. Will be judged for looks only.
May be made on cardboard, except for the cupcakes.
ENTRY #
29. Novelty Cake
30. Cupcakes (alike or different – minimum of 4)
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CLASS 6
PASTRY
Entries must be exhibited on aluminum foil pie plate except misc. pastry
NO SOFT PIES ACCEPTED – LIST VARIETY OF FRUIT IF POSSIBLE
ENTRY #
32. Baked Pie Shell
33. Apple
34. Cherry
35. Peach
36. Rhubarb
37. Any Berry
38. One Crust Pie
39. Gluten Free
40. Miscellaneous Pastry – 4 pcs.
41. Any Pie Not Mentioned
CLASS – 7
BARS AND BROWNIES
No Frosting. Please have 4 to a plate.
ENTRY #
42. Chocolate
43. Blonde
44. Gluten Free
CLASS – 8
COOKIES
Please have 4 to a plate.
ENTRY #
46. Sugar
47. Ice box
48. Peanut Butter
49. Chocolate Drop
50. Chocolate Chip
51. Oatmeal
52. Ginger
53. Rasin
54. Assorted Party (3 each – 9 total)
55. Gluten Free
CLASS – 9
CANDY
Please have 4 pieces to a plate.
ENTRY #
57. Chocolate Fudge
58. Popcorn Balls – 3
59. Carmel Corn (3 cups in plastic bag)
60. Divinity (no nuts)
61. Peanut Brittle
62. Mints
CLASS – 10
SNACK FOODS
Either 2 cups in bag or 4 to a plate
ENTRY #
64. Snack Mix
65. Cereal
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CLASS – 11
SUGAR FREE
ENTRY #
67. Bread With Yeast
68. Bread No Yeast
69. Cake (No frosting)
70. One Crust Pie (NO SOFT)
71. Two Crust Pie
72. Miscellaneous Pastry
73. Cookies
74. Candies
75. Jelly
76. Jam
77. Preserves & Butters
78. Bars & Brownies
CLASS – 12
DEHYDRATED
1 cup
ENTRY #
79. Fruit
80. Vegetables
CLASS – 13
JELLIES
Jars may be opened and tasted.
ENTRY #
82. Apple
83. Blackberry
84. Grape (ripe only)
85. Strawberry
86. Any Not Mentioned (2 Allowed)
CLASS – 14
JAMS
ENTRY #
87. Apple
88. Blackberry
89. Grape (ripe only)
90. Strawberry
CLASS – 15
PRESERVES AND BUTTERS
ENTRY #
92. Blackberry
93. Cherry
94. Peach
95. Raspberry
96. Tomato
97. Apple Butter
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CLASS – 16
CANNED FRUITS
ENTRY #
99. Apples
100. Applesauce
101. Apricots
102. Blackberries
103. Cherries (sour)
104. Gooseberries
105. Peaches
106. Pears
107. Raspberry
108. Mixed
109. Juice
CLASS – 17
CANNED VEGETABLES
ENTRY #
111. Carrots
112. Corn
113. Peas
114. String Beans
115. Shelled Beans
116. Tomatoes
117. Kraut
118. Beets
119. Juice
CLASS – 18
PICKLES AND CATSUP
ENTRY #
121. Beets
122. Bread & Butter Pickles
123. Sweet Pickles
124 Chili Sauce
125. Onions
126. Piccalilli
127. Salsa
128. Tomato Catsup
129. Dills
130. Zucchini
131. Watermelon
132. Pickle Relish
CLASS – 19
MEATS
ENTRY #
134. Beef
135. Venison
136. Chicken
CLASS – 20
HONEY
3 Jars
ENTRY #
138. White Extracted Honey
139. Light Amber Extracted Honey
140. Amber Extracted Honey
141. Dark Amber Extracted Honey
142. Plastic Bears
CLASS – 21
ITEMS MADE WITH HONEY
Entry #
144. Cereal
145. Cookies
146. Bread
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CLASS – 22
GIRLS & BOYS: 5 – 8 YEARS OF AGE
State age on entry tag.
ENTRY #
1. – 147. Any Entries Previously Listed
CLASS – 23
GIRLS & BOYS: 9 - 12 YEARS OF AGE
State age on entry tag.
ENTRY #
1. – 147. Any Entries Previously Listed.
CLASS – 24
GIRLS & BOYS: 13 – 18 YEARS OF AGE
State age on entry tag
ENTRY #
1.– 147. Any Entries Previously Listed
CLASS – 25
SPECIAL NEEDS
State age on entry tag
ENTRY #
1.- 147. Any Entries Previously Listed
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DIVISION III
QUILTS & NEEDLECRAFT
the Exhibit Hall.. Monday & Saturday you will have to park in the regular parking lot. This applies to everyone.
RULES
Entries at Fair Office prior to Fair
Sunday, July 17 4:00 – 6:00 pm at the Exhibit Hall
Monday, July 18 8:00 – 10:00 am at the Exhibit Hall
1.
Entry fee is $.50 per item.
You must get an exhibitor number at the front table before taking your items to the Division they will be entered in.
You will need a separate sheet for each Division you enter items.
2. Any articles previously exhibited at the Southern Iowa Fair will not be shown or judged, if positive proof is shown. This rule
will be enforced. If proof is found, ALL premium money will be withheld.
3. Entries must have regulation entry tags.
4. Each article entered must be the work of the exhibitor and shown in clean and neat condition.
We reserve the right not to judge a dirty article.
5. All entries must be the work of amateurs unless stated on the entry tag
6. Exhibitors are limited to one entry in each entry number, but as many classes as you wish.
Identical items cannot be entered in two different classes.
7. All articles and garments must have an entry tag secured to it.
8. Any nametags on articles or garments must be covered.
9. One Best of Show ribbon will be awarded at the Judges discretion.
10. Entries will be released Saturday, July 23rd from 9:00 – 10:00 pm or Sunday, July 24th from 1:00 – 3:00 pm
Premium money will be with office personnel in the Exhibit Hall. Absolutely NO early releases.
Premiums: First Place - $2.00 Second Place - $1.50
QUILTS
Superintendents………………………………………………………. Portia Figland, Barbara Johnson
Judges…………………………………………………………………. Dixie Loynachan
Judging: Monday, July 18, 2016 – 11:00 am
Definition: A quilt is a fabric sandwich (3 layers) held together with tying, hand or machine quilting
stitches. The same individual, with the exception of entries for team and group quilts, must do piecing
and quilting.
Perimeter is the measurement around the outside edge of the quilt.
All items must be finished
List the name of the quilt if known.
CLASS 1
BED SIZE QUILT (total perimeter of 300 inches or more) – MACHINE QUILTED.
DONE ENTIRELY BY ONE INDIVIDUAL
ENTRY #
1. Appliquéd
6. Memory
2. Hand Embroidered
3. Machine Embroidered
7. My First Quilt
4. Mixed Technique (2 or more: pieced,
8. Novelty
appliquéd, embroidery, etc.)
9. Scrap (more than 20 fabrics)
5. Pieced
10 Any Not Mentioned
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CLASS 2
BED SIZE QUILT (total perimeter of 300 inches or more) – HAND QUILTED
DONE ENTIRELY BY ONE INDIVIDUAL
ENTRY #
11. Appliquéd
12. Hand Embroidered
appliquéd, embroidery, etc.)
15. Pieced
16. Memory
17.
18.
19.
20.
My First Quilt
Novelty
Scrap (more than 20 fabrics)
Any Not Mentioned
CLASS 3
BED SIZE TEAM OR GROUP QUILT (total perimeter of 300 inches or more) – MACHINE
QUILTED
Please provide names of others who have done any part of
the quilt on the back of the entry tag or on a card attached to the quilt.
ENTRY #
21. Appliquéd
22. Block Exchange Quilt
appliquéd, embroidered, etc.)
25. Found and finished (quilt blocks/tops “found”
29. My First Quilt
and finished for yourself or someone else
26 Pieced
CLASS 4
BED SIZE TEAM OR GROUP QUILT (total perimeter of 300 inches or more) – HAND
QUILTED
ENTRY #
31. Appliquéd
32. Block Exchange Quilt
35. Found and finished (quilt blocks/tops “found”
39. My First Quilt
and finished for yourself or someone else.
36. Pieced
CLASS 5
WALL QUILT (total perimeter less than 300 inches)
Can be machine or hand quilted
Done entirely by one individual:
ENTRY #
41. Appliquéd
42. Memory
43. Mixed Technique (2 or more: pieced
46.
47.
48.
49.
Pieced – less than 36” per all sides
Pieced – more than 36” per all sides
My First Wall Quilt
Any Not Mentioned
CLASS 6
LAP/YOUTH QUILTS (total perimeter less than 300 inches)
Done entirely by one individual
ENTRY #
50. Appliquéd
51. Mixed technique (2 or more: pieced,
52. Pieced
54.
55.
56.
57.
58 .
My First Quilt
Memory
Hand Embroidered
Machine Embroidered
Any Not Mentioned
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CLASS 7
BABY/CRIB QUILTS
ENTRY #
59. Appliquéd
60. Mixed technique (2 or more: pieced,
61. Pieced
62.
63.
64.
65.
My First Quilt
Hand Embroidered
Machine Embroidered
Any Not Mentioned
CLASS 8
OTHER QUILTED ITEMS
ENTRY#
66. Miniature Quilt (less than 20” per side)
67. Novelty Quilt
68. T-Shirt Quilt
69. Art Quilt
CLASS 9
WALL QUILT
Team or Group
ENTRY #
71. Appliquéd
72. Memory
73. Mixed Technique (2 or more: pieced
76.
77.
78.
79.
Pieced – less than 36” per all sides
Pieced – more than 36” per all sides
My First Wall Quilt
Any Not Mentioned
CLASS 10
LAP/YOUTH QUILTS (total perimeter less than 300 inches)
Team or Group
ENTRY #
80. Appliquéd
81. Mixed technique (2 or more: pieced
82. Pieced
84.
85.
86.
87.
88.
My First Quilt
Memory
Hand Embroidered
Machine Embroidered
Any Not Mentioned
CLASS 11
BABY/CRIB QUILTS
Team or Group
ENTRY #
89. Appliquéd
90. Mixed technique (2 or more: pieced
91. Pieced
92.
93.
94.
95.
My First Quilt
Hand Embroidered
Machine Embroidered
Any Not Mentioned
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CLASS 12
OTHER QUILTED ITEMS
Team or Group
ENTRY#
96. Miniature Quilt (less than 20” per side)
97 . Novelty Quilt
98. T-Shirt Quilt
99. Art Quilt
CLASS 13
TIED COMFORTER
ENTRY #
101. Bed Size (total perimeter 300 inches or more)
103. Baby/Crib Size
102. Lap/Youth Size (total perimeter less than 300 inches)
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DIVISION III A
NEEDLECRAFT
Superintendents………………………………………………………..Ruth Branderhorst,
Judges…………………………………………………... ……………………Mary Bruhn
Judging: Monday, July 18, 2016 – 1:00 pm
CLASS 14
SMALL HOME FURNISHING
ENTRY #
1. Potholders – Set of 2
a. Quilted
b. Crocheted
c. Appliqué
2. Coasters
a.
Quilted
b. Crocheted
c. Appliqué
3. Table Runner
a. Quilted
b. Crocheted
c. Appliqué
4. Place Mats
a. Quilted
b. Crocheted
c. Appliqué
5. Rugs
a. Braided
b, Crochet
6. Any Item Not Mentioned
a. Quilted
b. Crocheted
c. Appliqué
d. Knitted
e. Pieced
f. Any Not Mentioned
d. Knitted
e. Pieced
d. Knitted
e. Pieced
d. Knitted
e. Pieced
c. Woven
d. Any Not Mentioned
d. Knitted
e. Pieced
CLASS 15
SEWING/QUILTED
ENTRY #
7. Baby Clothing
a. Quilted
b. Sewn
8.Girls Clothing
a. Quilted
b. Sewn
9. Boys Clothing
10. Ladies Clothing
a. Quilted – 1-Vest, 2-Jacket 3-Other
b. Sewn -1- Vest, 2-Jacket 3-Skirt,4-Dress,5-Top
11. Men’s clothing
12. Pillowcases
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CLASS 16
MISCELLANEOUS
ENTRY #
14. Child’s Activity Book
15. Child’s Toy
16. Printed Cross Stitch
a. Small
b. Large
17. Aprons
18. Handkerchief
19. Doll
a. Handmade Doll
b. Doll Clothes
c. Doll Blanket
20. Animal
CLASS 17
EMBROIDERY OR APPLIQUE D
ENTRY #
22. Tea Towels (2)
a. Hand Embroidered
b. Appliqued
23. Needlepoint
24. Printed Cross Stitch Item
25. Appliquéd Wall hanging
a
Machine Stitch
b. Hand Sewn
26. Decorated Sweatshirt or T-Shirt
27. Embroidered Picture – Framed
a. Larger than 8”x10”
b. Smaller than 8”x10”
28. Pillow Cases
29. Patchwork Item
30. Embroidered Shirt
a. Sweatshirt
b. T-Shirt
c. Jacket
d. Vest
a. Caps
b. Picture
c. Quilt Block
d. Clothing Item
e. Towel
32. Quilt (Judged only on embroidery)
a. Smaller than 45x60 inches
b. Larger 46x61 inches
33. Appliqued Clothing
a. Machine Sewn
b. Hand Sewn
34. Appliqued Household Item
a. Machine Sewn
b. Hand Sewn
CLASS 18
CROCHET
Centerpiece is 14”in diameter and over. Doily is 14” in diameter and under.
Entry #
36. Afghan
a. Large - greater than 45”
b. Small – 44” and under
37. Baby Afghan
38. Wall Hanging
39. Tablecloth
40. Decoration
41. Pillow Cases with Edging
42. Handkerchief with Edging
43. Hot Pan Holders
a. Practical & Safe
b. Novelty
44. Cap, Scarf & Mitten Set
45. Centerpiece
a. Colored Thread
b. White Thread
46. Doily-Mounted (may be removed)
a. Colored Thread
b. White Thread
47. Baby/Infant Wear
48. Children’s Wear
49. Lady’s Wear
50. Men’s Wear
51 House Slippers
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CLASS 19
KNITTING
ENTRY #
53. Afghan
a. Large – greater than 45”
b. Small – 44” and under
54. Mittens
a. Children’s
b. Adult’s
55. Slippers
a. Children’s
b. Adult’s
56. Cap, Scarf Set
a. Children’s
b. Adult’s
57. Loom Knitting
58. Machine Knitted
a. Sweater
b. Vest
c. Afghan
61. Lady’s Wear
62. Men’s Wear
63. Doll Clothes
CLASS 20
PLASTIC GRID
ENTRY #
65. Box Cover
66. Coasters
67. Door Decoration
68. Novelty Item
CLASS 21
PURSES / TOTES
Entry #
70. Purse
a.
b.
c.
d.
Quilted
Sewn
Crocheted
Small Formal Bag
71. Tote Bag (smaller than 12 x 12)
a. Quilted
b. Sewn
c. Crocheted
72. Tote Bag (larger than 12 x 12)
a. Quilted
b. Sewn
c. Crocheted
73. Diaper Bag
d. Quilted
e. Sewn
f. Crocheted
e. Knitted
f. Made From Something Else (Jeans, Etc.)
g. Any Not Mentioned
d. Knitted
e. Made From Something Else (Jeans, Etc.)
d. Knitted
e. Made From Something Else (Jeans, Etc)
d. Knitted
e. Made From Something Else (Jeans, Etc.)
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CLASS 22
TATTING
ENTRY #
74. Book Mark
75. Doily-Mounted (May be removed
76. Handkerchief
77. Pillow Case Edge
CLASS 23
COUNTED CROSS STITCH
Small – Under 12” Large – Over 12”
ENTRY #
79.Wall Hanging
(unframed tapestry or other large. flat object)
a. Large
b. Small
80. Pillow Cases
81. Afghan
82. Article of Clothing
83. Sampler
a. Large
b. Small
84. Jar Lids
CLASS 24
COUNTED CROSS STITCH PICTURES
(Picture size not including frame)
ENTRY #
86. Outside Scene
a. Larger than 8” X 10”
b 8” x 10” or Smaller
87. Interior Scene
a. Larger than 8” x 10”
b. 8” x 10” or Smaller
88. Animals and Birds
89. Precious Moments
90. Original Design
91. Sampler
92. Other Not Listed
CLASS 25
PILLOWS
ENTRY #
93. Appliquéd
94. Quilted
95. Patchwork
96. Folded Star
97. Counted Cross Stitch
98. Crocheted
99. Knitted
100. Stamped or Painted
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CLASS 26
SERGER SEWING (100%)
ENTRY #
104. Adult Wear
CLASS 27
PAINTED OR STAMPED ITEM
ENTRY #
106. T – Shirt
107. Sweat Shirt
108. Jackets
109. Sneakers
110. Picture
a. Large
b. Small
CLASS 28
WORK OF GIRLS / BOYS
Ages: 5 – 8 Years
Please list age on Entry Sheet
ENTRY #
Any Items Previously Listed
CLASS 29
WORK OF GIRLS / BOYS
Ages: 9-12 Years
ENTRY #
CLASS 30
WORK OF GIRLS/BOYS\
Ages: 13 – 17 Years
Entry #
CLASS 31
WORK OF SPECIAL NEEDS
Entry #
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DIVISION IV
HOBBIES
Superintendents………………………………………………… Beth Stout, Linda Bonnett
Judge………………………………………….…….…………….Pam Vande Voort
Exhibitors bringing or picking up exhibits on Sunday will not pay a parking fee and will be
allowed to park in the area of the Exhibit Hall. Monday & Saturday you will have to park in the
regular parking lot. This applies to everyone.
Judging: Tuesday, July 19, 2016 – 11:00 am
RULES
1. Entries at Fair office prior to Fair:
You must get an exhibitor number at the front table before taking your items to the
Division they will be entered in. You will need a separate sheet for each Division you enter
items.
2. No entry will be accepted if not entered on official entry tags.
3 .Each article must be the work of the exhibitor and shown in a clean and neat condition.
4. Each exhibitor is limited to one entry in each entry number. (example: Class 3 one entry in a,
one entry in b, etc.)
6. Any article that comes in a set or grouping will be accepted.
7. Any article previously exhibited at the Southern Iowa Fair will not be accepted.
9. Classes # 25 through #28, WILL BE JUDGED FIRST.
10. Exhibits will be released from 9:00 – 10:00 pm Saturday, July 23rd or Sunday, July 24th,
1:00 – 3:00 pm. Premium Money will be with Office Personnel in the Exhibit Hall.
Absolutely NO early releases.
11. Premiums: First Place - $2.00 Second - $1.50
CLASS 1
CERAMICS
ENTRY #
1. Stains
2. Under glaze
3. Porcelain
4. Groupings (3 or more items coordinated)
5. Holidays – other than Christmas
6. Glazes
7. Over Glaze
8. Suede
9. Other Than Mentioned
CLASS 2
WALL HANGINGS
ENTRY #
10. Macramé
11. Plaques Mosaic
12. Needle Punch
13. Fabric
14. Plaques
15. Plaques Plaster
16. Latch Hook
17. Wood (original pieced
wood design)
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CLASS 3
POTTERY
ENTRY #
20. Ceramics (wheel & hand built- original design
a. Earthenware
b. Porcelain
c. Stoneware
d. Raku
e.
f.
g.
h.
Glazes
Stains
Design (3 entries allowed)
Other Than Mentioned
CLASS 4
DOLLS
ENTRY #
21. Crocheted
22. Fabric
23. Constructed
24. Heritage (pillowcase)
CLASS 5
FABRIC
ENTRY #
26. Fabric Frames
27. Fabric Boxes
28. Wreaths
CLASS 6
FLOWER CRAFT
ENTRY #
30. Silk
31. Beaded
32. Fiber
33. Artificial Arrangement
CLASS 7
JEWERLY
ENTRY #
35. Beads
36. Paper
37. Fabric
38. Kits
CLASS 8
METAL CRAFT
ENTRY #
40. Tin Can Craft
41. Metal Tooling
42. Copper
43. Tin Punching
44. Leaded Stained Glass Kits
45. Leaded Stained Glass Originals
46. Liquid Lead Glass
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CLASS 9
SCULPTURE
ENTRY #
48. Metal
49. Wire
50. Clay
51. Rosin
52. Plastic
53. Dough Art
CLASS 10
STENCILING
ENTRY #
55. Fabric Items
56. Wood
57. Tin
58. Crockery
59. Glass
60. Holidays (No Christmas)
CLASS 11
SCRAPBOOKING
ENTRY #
63. Scrapbook – 1 page (place in plastic sleeve)
a. Animals
b. Birthday
c. Fair
d. Family
64. Cards (1 per entry)
a. Birthday
b. Get Well
65. Albums
a. Regular – 8 ½ x 11 or larger
b. Mini – 8 ½ x 11 or smaller
e.
f.
h.
i.
Scenery
School
Sports
c. Other Than Mentioned
c. Theme
d. Other Than Mentioned
CLASS 12
WEAVING
ENTRY#
66. Baskets
67. Wall Decorations
68. Wheat
CLASS 13
NATURE
ENTRY #
70. Seeds
71. Weed Arrangements
72. Wreaths
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CLASS 14
REFINISHING
ENTRY #
74. Large Item (over 10 inches long)
75. Small Item (under 10 inches long)
76. Miniatures (under 4 inches)
CLASS 15
WOODWORKING / WOOD CARVING
ENTRY #
80. Miniature Item (under 4 inches long)
81. Grouping (3 or more pieces)
CLASS 16
MODELS
Model must be put together by the person entering
ENTRY #
83. Plastics (1/24th –1/25th scale)
84. Die Cast (1/24th – 1/25th scale)
85. Snap
86. Ships, Planes or Trains
87. Scratch Built
88. Miniatures (1/43rd – 1/160th scale)
89. Other Than Mentioned (includes
Pinewood Derby)
CLASS 17
DIORAMAS
ENTRY#
90. Plastic Model Kit Used
91. Die Cast Model Kit Used
92. Pre Made Model May be Used
93. Grouping (2 or more of 93, 94, 95, used)
94. Scratch Built Everything
CLASS 18
DECORATED ITEMS
ENTRY #
96. Baskets
97. Kitchen Items
98. Eggs
99. Dolls
CLASS 19
COLLECTIBLES
ENTRY#
103. Miniature Item (under 4 inches long)
104. Grouping
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CLASS 20
RECYCLED ITEMS
ENTRY #
106. Large Item (over 10 inches)
107. Small Item (under 10 inches)
108. Miniature Item (under 4 inches)
109. Fabric
CLASS 21
RESTORED (SMALL)
ENTRY #
111. Metal
112. Wood
113. Plastic
CLASS 22
STAMP ART
ENTRY #
115. Paper
116. Fabric
CLASS 23
PLASTER CRAFT
ENTRY #
118. Painted
119. Sculptured
CLASS 24
YARD ART
Entry #
121.Wood
122. Metal
123. Clay
124. Ceramic
CLASS 25
WORK OF CHILDREN – 5 TO 8 YEARS OLD
Please State Age on Entry Tag
Any Items In Any Class Above
CLASS 26
WORK OF CHILDREN – 9 – 12 YEARS OLD
CLASS 27
WORK OF TEENS – 13 TO 19 YEARS OLD
CLASS 28
SPECIAL NEEDS
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DIVISION V
HOLIDAYS
Superintendents………………………………………………. Virginia Pierson, Laura Hol
Judge……………………………………………………..…………………….. Ann Ohms
Exhibit Hall opens at 9:00 a.m. & closes at 8:30 p.m.
Exhibitors bringing or picking up exhibits on Sunday will not pay a parking fee and will be
allowed to park in the area of the Exhibit Hall. Monday & Saturday you will have to park in the
regular parking lot. This applies to everyone.
RULES
1. Entries at Fair Office prior to the Fair.
Sunday, July 17th, 4:00 – 6:00 pm in the Exhibit Hall
Monday, July 18th, 8:00 – 10:00 am in the Exhibit Hall
Division they will be entered in.
2. No entry will be accepted if not entered on official entry tags.
3 Each exhibitor is limited to one entry in each entry number (example one in Class 1 a., one in
Class 1 b, etc. Identical items cannot be entered in two different classes.
4. Only one Best of Show ribbon will be awarded per Division at the Judge’s discretion.
5. Any article previously exhibited at Southern Iowa Fair will not be accepted.
7. Entries will be released Sunday from 10:30am – 1:00 pm or Monday from 8:30 – 10:30am.
Absolutely NO early releases. Premium money will be with Office Personnel in the Exhibit
Hall.
7. Premiums: First Place - $2.00 Second - $1.50
Each item must use one of the following categories:
A. Valentine’s Day
E. Halloween
B. St. Patrick’s Day
F. Thanksgiving
C. Easter
G. Christmas
H. Other Than Mentioned
D. 4th of July
(Example: A crocheted heart could be entered as – Division V; Class A-1; Entry # 8. A crocheted flag
could be entered as – Division V; Class D-1; Entry # 1.) Not all entry numbers will apply to each
holiday.
CLASS 1
CROCHETING
ENTRY
1. Wall Hanging (Unframed tapestry or other
large flat object)
2. Pillow
3. Table Cover
4. Afghan
5. Doily
6. Picture (framed)
7. Stocking
8. Tree Ornament
9. Tree Skirt
CLASS 2
KNITTING
ENTRY #
11. Pillow
12. Afghan
13. Stocking
14. Hat
15. Tree Ornament
16. Tree Skirt
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CLASS 3
EMBROIDERY
ENTRY #
18. Stitched Area
a, Larger than 8” x 10”
b. Smaller than 8” x 10”
19. Pillow
20. Table Cover
21. Tree Ornament
22. Tree Skirt
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
Picture (framed)
Liquid-tube (painted)
Machine
Original Design
Stocking
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
Original
Stocking
Tree Ornament
Tree Skirt
CLASS 4
CROSS STITCH
ENTRY #
29. Picture (framed) Stitched Area
b. Smaller than 8” x 10”
30. Pillow
31. Table Cover
CLASS 5
COUNTED CROSS STITCH
ENTRY #
37. Pillow
38. Table Cover
39. Picture (framed) Stitched Area
a. Larger than 8 x 10
b. Smaller than 8 x 10
40. Stocking
41. Tree Ornament
42. Tree Skirt
43. Original
CLASS 6
PLASTIC GRID
ENTRY #
45. Tree Ornament
46. Table Doily
47. Stocking
48. Door Hanger
49. Coasters
50. Tote Bag
51.
52.
53.
54.
55.
56.
Scene
Box Cover
Placemat
Wall Hanging
Centerpiece
CLASS 7
APPLIQUE
ENTRY #
57. Tree Ornament
58. Table Piece
59. Stocking
CLASS 8
QUILTS OR QUILTED ITEMS
ENTRY #
61. Pieced
62. Appliqué
63. Machine Quilted
64. Tied Quilts
65. Wall Hanging
66. Pillow
67.
68.
69.
70.
71.
Table Cover
Stocking
Tree Ornament
Tree Skirt
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CLASS 9
TOLE PAINTING
ENTRY #
72. Wood Item
73. Tin Ware Item
74. Crockery Item
75. Tree Ornament
77. Cement Block
CLASS 10
STAMP ART
ENTRY #
78. Winter Scenes
79. Religious
80. Cards
81. Gift Tags
82. Tree Decorations
83. Decorations
CLASS 11
PAPER CREATIONS
85. Tree Ornament
86. Wrapped Gift Box
87. Table Favor
88. Hand Crafted Card
CLASS 12
SCRAPBOOK PAGE (INCLUDING PICTURES)
ENTRY #
90. 8½” x 11”
91. 12” x 12”
92. 6” x 6”
93. 12” x 15”
94. 8” x 8”
CLASS 13
FABRIC
ENTRY #
96. Fabric Boxes
97. Table Cover
98. Tree Ornament
99. Baskets
100. Aprons
101. Stuffed Animal
102. Bottle Cover
103. Gift Bag
104.
105.
106.
107.
108.
109.
110.
111.
Tree Skirt
Stocking
Wall Hanging
Potholders
Purses
Casserole Cover
Sewn Item
CLASS 14
PINE CONE ITEMS
(other than a wreath)
ENTRY #
112. Building
113. Doll
114. Tree Ornament
115. Scene
CLASS 15
WREATH, SWAG OR CENTERPIECE
ENTRY #
117. Pine Cone
118. Evergreen (real or artificial)
119. Fabric
120. Vine
121.
122.
123.
124.
Straw
Dried Floral
Lighted
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CLASS 16
TREES
ENTRY #
125. Fabric
126. Ceramic
127. Lighted Trees
128. Vine
129. Pine Cone
CLASS 17
FELT
ENTRY #
131. Stocking
132. Tree Ornament
133. Centerpiece
CLASS 18
BEAD WORK
ENTRY #
135. Tree Ornament
CLASS 19
WOOD ITEM
ENTRY #
137. Large over 14”
138. Small 13” and under
139. Scene
140. Wood Burning
CLASS 20
CERAMIC
ENTRY #
142. Scene
143. Figures
144. Dishes
145. Lighted Item
146. Tree Ornament
147. Centerpiece
CLASS 21
STYROFOAM CRAFT
ENTRY #
149. Figures
150. Tree Ornament
151. Scene
CLASS 22
RECYCLED ITEM
ENTRY #
153. Tree Ornament
154. Scene
155. Figures
156. Centerpiece
CLASS 23
DUCT TAPE
ENTRY #
158. Flowers
159. Wallet
160. Purse
161. Hair Accessory
162.
163.
164.
165.
Clothing
Decorative (no flowers)
Jewelry
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CLASS 24
OTHER THAN MENTIONED TECHNIQUE
ENTRY #
166. Wall Hanging
167. Centerpiece
168. Tree Ornament
CLASS 25
WORK OF CHILDREN: AGE 5 – 8 YEARS
Please state age on entry tag
ENTRY #
Any item in any class mentioned above
CLASS 26
WORK OF CHILDREN: AGE 9 – 12 YEARS
ENTRY #
Any item in any class mentioned above.
CLASS 27
WORK OF TEENS: AGE 13 – 17 YEARS
ENTRY#
CLASS 28
SPECIAL NEEDS
ENTRY #
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DIVISION VI
CARE FACILITIES
Superintendent………………………………………………………………………………Judy Moody
Judging Tuesday, July 19th – 10:30 am.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
First Place, Second Place, Third Place and Honorable Mention Ribbons will be awarded.
A Best of Show Ribbon will be awarded at the discretion of the Judge.
Group displays are welcome. They will be judged as a group.
The Activity Directors of the Care Centers have the responsibility for bringing and picking up the
entries.
Entries will be judged at the Facility by contacting the Fair Office and scheduling a judging time.
The entries are to be in place in the Exhibit Hall on Tuesday, July 19th between 8:00 and 10:00 am.
Entries will be released on Saturday, July 23rd between 9:00 and 10:00 pm or Sunday, July 24th
between 1:00 and 3:00 pm.
No entry fee or pre-registration is required. A tag with the Care Centers name must be on each
item.
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DIVISION VII
FINE ARTS
Superintendents……………………………………………………………..Tammy Sparks
Judge……………………………………………….………………………
Exhibitors bringing or picking up exhibits on Sunday will not pay a parking fee and will be allowed to park in
the area of the Exhibit hall.
Monday & Saturday you will have to park in the regular parking lot. This applies to everyone.
RULES
1. Entries at Fair Office prior to Fair.
Entry fee is $.50 per item
Division they will be entered in. You will need a separate sheet for each Division you
enter items.
2. All articles entered for premiums must NEVER have been entered in the Southern Iowa Fair
before. All work must be original, no kits or molds. Pictures must have been taken in the past 5
years.
3. Exhibitors are limited to 1 entry in each number, but as many classes as you wish. The Judge
has the right to disqualify one.
4. No work will be accepted unless professionally prepared by the exhibitor for display.
5. Watercolors and prints must be framed UNDER PLEXIGLASS ONLY – NO GLASS. Oil
and acrylics must be framed with wires for proper hanging. No glued on hangers will be
accepted. No string with tape fasteners.
6. If a picture not equipped with a hanging wire, it will not be judged.
7. All pictures that are not framed do not require a hanger of any kind, but must be mounted
on Poster Board or matted. (they will be hung with binder clips) If they are framed they
must have a hanging wire.
8. The name and address of the exhibitor and title of the work must be firmly affixed on the back
of each exhibit. Affix entry tag to the bottom right corner of the back.
9. All paintings or exhibits must be hand painted. Work must have been done entirely by the
exhibitor.
10. “Other Than Mentioned” cannot be used if it’s for a 2nd picture already in that category!
11. All work will be judged on originality of subject, quality and handling the materials used,
graphic appeal, and overall pictorial representation.
12. We will not be responsible in case of breakage.
14. No talking to the Judge is allowed during Judging.
15. One Best of Show ribbon will be awarded at the discretion of the Judge.
16. Entries will be released Saturday, July 23rd from 9:00 – 10:00 pm or Sunday, July 24th
from 1:00 – 3:00 pm. Premium money will be with Office Personnel in the Exhibit Hall.
Absolutely NO early releases.
Premiums: First Place - $2.00
Second - $1.50
CLASS 1
PICTURES MUST BE TAKEN SINCE JULY, 2011
PHOTOGRAPHY (BLACK & WHITE) - 5x7 or larger
MUST BE MOUNTED ON POSTER BOARD, OR MATTED (If your picture is framed, it must
have a wire hanger. All other pictures will be hung with binder clips.)
ENTRY #
1. Sports
6. Flowers/Plant
2. People
7. Scenes
3. Animals/Bugs
8. Scene at the Fair
4. Still Life
9. Collage - 4 or more pictures
5. Picture series mounted together on poster
10. Landscape
board. Example – same boat. May be snapshots.
a. Four pictures b. More Than Four Pictures
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CLASS 2
PHOTOGRAPHY (COLOR) - 5 x 7 or larger
ENTRY #
12. Sports
13. People
14. Animals/Bugs
15. Still Life
a. Four pictures
b. More than four pictures
17. Flowers/Plant
18. Scenes
20. Collage – 4 or more pictures
21. Landscape
CLASS 3
PHOTOGRAPHY DIGITAL CAMERA PICTURE (BLACK & WHITE) - 5x7 or larger
ENTRY #
23. Sports
24. People
25. Animals/Bugs
26. Still Life
c. Four pictures
d. More than four pictures
28. Flowers/Plant
29. Scenes
32. Altered
33. Landscape
CLASS 4
PHOTAGRAPHY DIGITAL CAMERA PICTURE (COLOR) – 5x7 or larger
ENTRY #
35. Sports
36. People
37. Animals/Bugs
38. Still Life
a. Four pictures
b. More than four pictures
40. Flowers/Plant
41. Scenes
44. Altered
45. Landscapes
CLASS 5
OIL
MUST BE MOUNTED ON POSTER BOARD, OR MATTED
ENTRY #
47. Landscapes
48. Seascapes
50. Still Life
51. Portraits and Figures
52. Modern Art
53. Flowers/Plant
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CLASS 6
WATERCOLOR
MUST BE MOUNTED ON POSTERBOARD OR MATTED
(See Rule #6)
ENTRY #
55. Landscapes
56. Seascapes
58. Still Life
60. Modern Art
61. Flowers/Plant
CLASS 7
ACRYLICS
(See Rule #6)
ENTRY #
63. Landscapes
64. Seascapes
66. Still Life
68. Modern Art
69. Flowers/Plant
CLASS 8
PASTELS
(See Rule #6)
ENTRY #
71. Landscapes
72. Seascapes
74. Still Life
76. Modern Art
77. Flowers/Plants
78 .Other Than Mentioned
CLASS 9
PEN, PENCIL & INK
ENTRY #
79. Landscapes
80. Seascapes
82. Still Life
84. Modern Art
85. Flowers/Plants
CLASS 10
CHARCOAL & CRAYON
87. Landscapes
88. Seascapes
92. Modern Art
93. Flowers/Plants
90. Still Life
CLASS 11
TEMPERA
ENTRY #
95. Landscapes
96. Seascapes
98. Still Life
100. Modern Art
101. Flowers/Plants
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CLASS 12
MIXED MEDIA
ENTRY #
103. Landscapes
104. Seascapes
106. Still Life
108. Modern Art
109. Flowers/Plants
CLASS 13
METHOD PAINTING
Method Painting is the result of the use of an instructional book, which gives the artist assistance
with color mixing, color placement, composition, etc., whether the picture was copied in part or
in whole. This category also includes paintings resulting from classroom instruction.
ENTRY #
111. Landscapes
112. Seascapes
114. Still Life
116. Flowers/Plants
CLASS 14
PAINTED METAL ART
Any Media
ENTRY #
118. Large 14” and up
119. Small 13” and under
CLASS 15
PHOTO ALBUMS
Non-Professional
ENTRY #
120. Family / People
a. Regular
b. Mini
121. Vacations
a. Regular
b. Mini
122. Holidays
a. Regular
b. Mini
a. Regular
b. Mini
c. Themed
c. Themed
c. Themed
c. Themed
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CLASS 16
WORK OF STUDENTS: AGES 5 – 8 YEARS
ENTRY #
Any Item In Any Class Above
CLASS 17
WORK OF STUDENTS: AGE 9-12 YEARS
ENTRY #
CLASS 18
WORK OF STUDENTS: 13-18 YEARS
ENTRY#
CLASS 19
SPECIAL NEEDS
ENTRY#
CLASS 20
WORK OF PROFESSIONALS
ENTRY #
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DIVISION VIII
FLORICULTURE & HORTICULTURE
Superintendent…………………………………..Master Gardeners: Eileen Blom, Marlene Maxwell, Lois Harris,
Jan Palmer, Ken Broadway, John Langstrat, Ann Evans, Sally Hardy
Exhibit Hall Opens at 9:00 a.m. & closes at 8:30 p.m.
Judging: Tuesday, July 19, 2016 – 11:30 a.m.
(Such as $2.00 = $.50 $5.00 = $1.25)
Exhibitors bringing or picking up exhibits on Sunday will not pay a parking fee and will be allowed to park in the area of the
Exhibit Hall. Monday & Saturday you will have to park in the regular parking lot. This applies to everyone.
Rules:
1. No entry forms accepted in the Fair office. No early entry necessary. Entries will be accepted in the Exhibit
Hall on Tuesday, July 14, 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Judging begins promptly at 11:30 a.m.
2. Exhibitors are limited to one entry in each number. Example: #29 Daisies, you may enter one in A. one in B,
and one in C.
3. You must have your own entry list filled out. One can be obtained from the Fair Office.
4. All specimens must have been grown by the exhibitor. If there is positive proof that the exhibitor is at fault, all
of their premium money from each department will be withheld.
5. Floriculture Exhibits will exhibit in clear glass container; colored glass will not be accepted, sized for specimen
in class exhibited. Please add rocks or marbles for weight, so they will not blow over. Horticulture Exhibits must
be on paper plates.
6. The decision of the Judge is final.
7. Each entry must be checked by an authorized person before judging. There is always someone to help you if
you have questions.
8. Premiums designated by ribbons, Blue and Red. A Best of Show Ribbon will be awarded at the discretion of the
Judge for Adult and Youth Divisions. Master Gardeners will be giving our outstanding exhibitor ribbons also –
no premium.
9. If there is any spoilage, the Superintendents have the right to dispose of the exhibit.
10. The entry will be disqualified if not entered in the correct entry number, once judging begins.
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11. Please name specimen if possible, on entry tag.
12. Artistic Division Rules will be listed in Class 7.
13. Classes #1 thru #11 and Class #15 are for persons 19 years and older.
14. Classes #12 thru #14 are for youth 5 thru 18 years of age.
15. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE THE WORK OF AMATEURS UNLESS STATED ON THE ENTRY TAG.
16. Exhibits will be released from 10:30 – 1:00 pm Sunday, July 19th or 8:30 – 10:30am Monday, July 20th.
Premium Money will be with Office Personnel in the Exhibit Hall. Absolutely NO early releases.
17. Premiums: First Place - $2.00 Second - $1.50 (for all classes except Class #6 and Class #7). Class #6 & #7
Premium: First Place $5.00 Second Place $2.50
18. Roses will be judged first, then vegetable baskets.
The following are NOT permitted in flower shows: Noxious weeds, natural bird’s nests, stuffed birds, butterflies,
or other insects,Fish, birds, or animals, or cut fruit or vegetables. Also wild bird feathers (except those for which
there is a hunting season in Iowa) Are not permitted.
Primary Noxious Weeds:
Buckthorn
Bull Thistle
Canada Thistle
Field Bindweed
Hoary Cress
Horse Nettle
Leafy Spurge
Musk Thistle
Perennial Sow Thistle
Quack Grass
Russian Knapweed
Tall Thistle
Secondary Noxious Weeds:
Buckhorn Plantain
Cocklebur
Wild Sunflower
Curly Dock
Poison Hemlock
Puncture Vine
Red Sorrel
Smooth Dock
Teasel
Velvet Leaf
Wild Carrot (Queen Anne’s Lace)
Wild Mustard
Explanation:
Bloom – Full Bloom
Spike – (such as Glad)
Stalk – 1 stem
Spray – (bud & blooms – branch)
Stem – Stalk
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CLASS 1
ANNUALS
(Items must be grown by exhibitor)
(Please add rocks or marbles to stabilize)
ENTRY#
1. African Daisy – 3 stems
2. Ageratum – 3 sprays,
A. Blue, B. Purple, C. Other
3. Bachelor Buttons – 3 stems
4.Balsam – 3 Stems
5. Bells of Ireland – 2 Stems
6. Fountain Grass – 3 Stems
7. Calendula – 3 Blooms
8. Celosia
A. Plume-2 stems
1. Red 2. Yellow
B. Crested- 1 stem
3.Orange 4. Other
9. Cleome – Spider Flower – 1 Stem
A. Pink
B. Purple
C. White
10. Coleus – 3 Stems
11. Cosmos – 3 Sprays
12. Dahlia
A. Small- 3 blooms under 2”
B. Med – 1 bloom 2” – 6”
C. Large – 1 bloom over 6”
13. Dianthus – (pinks) 3 bloom
14. Everlasting Flowers – 5 Stems
15. Ganzania – 3 Blooms
16. Galdiolus
A. Large – 1 Spike
1. Pink
2. White
3. Red
4. Purple
5. Yellow 6. By-Color
B. Miniature – 1 Spike
17. Lantana – 3 Stems
18. Marigold
A. French – 1 Spray (with leaves)
B. Small Double – 1 spray (with leaves)
19. Nasturtium – 3 Blooms
20. Pansy – 3 Blooms
21. Petunia (Single)
A. White – 1 Spray
B. Variegated – 1 Spray
C. Any Color – 1 Spray
22. Petunia (double
A. White – 1 Spray
B. Variegated – 1 Spray
C. Pink – 1 Spray
D. Purple – 1 Spray
23. Salvia
A. Red – 1 Stem
B. Any Color – 1 Stem
C. Purple – 1 Stem
24. Snapdragons
A. Tall – 3 Spike
B. Bush Type – 3 Spike
25. Torenia – wishbone-1 spray
26. Zinnia
A. Small, under 1.5”-3 blooms
1. Red
2. Pink
3. Purple
4. White
B. Large – 3 Blooms
5. Yellow
6. Varied
7. Green
27. Sunflower
A. Large – 1 Stem
1. Yellow
2. Any
3. Largest Head
B. Small – 1 Stem
1. Yellow
2. Any other
28. Impatients – 1 spray
A. Single
B. Double
29. Verbena – 3 Spray
30. Collection of any 6 –
each named
31. Any other not mentioned
A. Small – 3 specimen
B. Large – 1 Specimen
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CLASS 2
PERENNIALS
(Must be named)
(Exhibitor must grow items)
(please add rocks or marbles to stabilize)
ENTRY#
32. Achillea Yarrow) – 3 sprays
A. Pink B. White C. Purple
D. Red E. Gray F. Salmon
33. Black Eyed Susan –.
Rudbeckia –3 blooms
34. Chrysanthemums
A. Daisy Type – 1 spray
B. Cushion – 1 spray
C. Old Fashioned Hardy – 1 spray
35. Coneflower – 3 stems
A. Purple B. White C. Yellow
D. Green E. Orange F. Red G. Other
36. Daisy – 1 stem
A. Gloriosa – Individual stock
B. Shasta – individual stock
C. Gerbera – 1 stem
37. Delphinium – Larkspur – 1 st
38. Gaillardia – 2 stems
39. Hollyhock – 1 Stalk
40. Liatris – Blazing Star – 1 spike
41. Lilies
A. Day Lilies – 1 stem
1.Yellow 2. Red 3. White 4. Peach
5. Pink 6. Gold 7. Orange 8. Purple
9. Spider 10. Bi-color
B. Small Bloom 3” or less, 1 stem
C. Tiger lily – 1 stem
ENTRY#
49. Buddleia (Butterfly Bush) 1 Spray
A. Pink
B. Purple
C. White
50. Hardy Hibiscus – 1 Bloom
A. White
B. Red
C. Pink
51. Re bloom Lilac – 1 stem
42. Lilies (Hybrid)
A.Oriental – 1 stem
1.White 2.Pink 3.Yellow 4.Other
B. Trumpet – 1 stem
1.White 2.Pink 3.Yellow 4.Other
43. Ornamental grasses – 5 stems,
(tie in bunch)
44. Phlox – 1 stem
A. White
B. Pink
C. Orchid
D. Red
45. Russian Sage – 3 stems
46. Scabiosa (Pincushion) 3 stems
47. Any other not mentioned above
A. Large specimen – 1 stem
B. Small specimen – 3 stems
48. Collection of 6 – each named
CLASS 3
SHRUBS
(Must be named)
Must be Blooming
52. Hydrangea – 1 stem
A. White
B. Pink
C. Red
D. Blue
53. Rose of Sharon – 1 stem
A. Orchid
B. White
C. Pink
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ENTRY#
54. Hybrid Tea – 1 stem
A. White
B. Yellow
C. Orange
D. Pink
E. Red
F. Red Blend
G. Mauve
H. Any color not listed
55. Floribundas – multi-bloom on 1 stem
A. White
B. Apricot
C. Orange
D. Pink
E. Red
F. Any other not listed
56. Miniature Roses, multi bloom on one stem
A. White
C. Pink
B. Yellow
D. Red
E. Any other color not listed
CLASS 4
ROSES
57. Climbing Rose – Shrub Rose
– Old Garden – 1 stem
A. White
B. Yellow
C. Pink
58. Knock Out Roses – 1 stem
A. Pink
B. Red
C. Other
59. Buck Roses – 1 stem
A. Red
B .Pink
C. Yellow
D. Any other color
60. Smoke Bush – 1 stem
61. Viburnum Bush – 1 stem
Class 5
CONTAINER GROWN PLANTS
Plant must have been in the possession of the exhibitor for 2 months.
One plant to a container.
Must be named
ENTRY#
62. African Violet
A Blue
B. Pink
C. Variegated
63. Begonia
A. Blooming
B. Foliage
C. Tuberous
64. Bougainvillea
65. Cactus
A. Small (5” pot or under)
B. Large (6” pot or larger)
66. Succulent
A. Small (5” pot or under)
B. Large (6” pot or larger)
67. Geraniums – (must be blooming)
A. Red
B. Pink
C. White
D. Other
68. Gerbera Daisy
69. Herbs
A. Basil
B. Oregano
C. Any Other
70. Impatients
A. Super Elfin
B. New Guinea
C. Regular
71. Jade
72. Sansevieria
A. Green
B. Variegate
C. Dwarf
73. Lantana
74. Mandevilla
75. Rubber Plant
76. Unusual – must be named
77. Any other not mentioned above
A. Small
B. Large
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ENTRY#
78. Hanging Baskets
A. Small Blooming
B Large Blooming
C. Small non Blooming
D. Large non Blooming
CLASS 6
BASKETS & POTS
(Must be named)
79 .Pots
A. Small Blooming
B. Large Blooming
C. Small non Blooming
D. Large non Blooming
CLASS 7
CONTAINER GARDENS
Collection of assorted plants grown in combination pots.
(must be named)
Premiums: First Place $5.00 Second Place $2.50
ENTRY#
80. Container Gardens
A. Common Annual Flowers
B. Green Foliage
C. Herbs
D. Tropicals
E. “Beauty of the Leaves”
(a collection of assorted plants)
F. Fairy Garden
CLASS 8
ARTISTIC DIVISION
FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS
Premium: First Place $5.00 Second Place $2.50
RULES
1. No age restriction or residency requirements.
2. Artistic entry must be done by the exhibitor. Flowers, dried, treated and plant materials need NOT be Grown
by the exhibitor. NO noxious weeds allowed.
3. Be sure to mark your containers and accessories on the bottom. Superintendents and/or Fair are not
responsible in case of theft or breakage.
4. A minimum amount of painting permitted on dried or treated materials.
5. NO flags in any arrangement please.
ENTRY#
81. Treasure Island
82. Purple Rain
83. I’m A Little Teapot
84. Natures Beauty – Dried-Miniature (5” or Less)
85. World Cup Soccer
CLASS 9
Master Gardeners Buckets of Flowers
Buckets planted for display at the Southern Iowa Fair should be brought to the Exhibit Hall on Sunday, July 13th
from 4:00 - 6:00. Please attach a card to your bucket with your name, the words "Master Gardener," and a list of
the plants in the bucket.
They will be judged for Most Colorful, Most Unique, and Best Use of Plants.
Winners will be announced and then posted at the Horticulture Open Class Booth. After judging, the buckets will
be placed around the fair grounds. The location of the buckets will be posted at the Horticulture Open class
Booth.
Master Gardeners will water the buckets daily. Buckets should be picked up Saturday night after 8:00 or Sunday.
To ensure getting your buckets back, it must be picked up at these times.
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Ribbons will be awarded by the Master Gardeners. No premiums for this class.
CLASS 10
VEGETABLES IN A BASKET
MUST BE NAMED
No Flowers
ENTRY#
87. Vegetables in a Basket (9 or more)
A. Small
B. Small
ENTRY#
88. Beans
CLASS 11
VEGETABLES
(must be on a paper plate)
A. Green – 6 specimens
B. Yellow – 6 specimens
89. Beets – 5 specimens
90. Broccoli – 1 head
91. Cabbage
A. Small – 1 head
B. Large – 1 head
C. Red
92. Carrots – 5 specimens
93. Cucumbers
A. less than 5” (for pickling) 3 specimens
B. over 5” (for slicing) 3 specimens
94. Okra – 3 specimens
95. Onions – 3 specimens
A. Red
B.White
C. Yellow
96. Sweet Corn – 3 ears
A. Yellow
B. White
C. Other
97. Tomatoes – 3 specimens
Remove Stems from All
A.
Red – Small
B.
Red – Large
C.
Yellow – Large
D.
Cherry
E.
Any Other
F.
3 Varieties – 2 of each, named
98. Peppers – 3 Specimens, Named
A. Banana
B. Bell
C. Jalapeno
D. Any Other
E. Display of 3 diff varieties
2 of each, named
99. Potatoes – 3 Specimans
A. Red
B. White
C. Yellow
100. Squash – 1 Specimen
A. Acorn
B. Butternut
C. Zucchini
D. Spaghetti
E. Other
101. Any other not named above
A. Small – 3 Specimens
B. Large – 1 Specimen
102. First Year Exhibitor, 1 tomato,
1 pepper, Two other vegetables
on a plate, NAMED
103. Jumbo Vegetable – 1 Specimen
A. Tomato
B. Squash
104. Ugly Vegetable – 1 Specimen
A. Small
B. Large
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ENTRY#
105. Apples – 4 specimens
106. Blackberries – 6 specimens
107. Blue Berries – 6 specimens
ENTRY#
Any item, any class, named
CLASS 12
FRUIT
DISPLAY ON PAPER PLATE
Must be Ripe
108. Raspberries – 6 specimens
109. Other than named
CLASS 13
HEIRLOOM
JUNIOR DIVISION
ENTRY#
Any Item mentioned
ENTRY#
Any Item mentioned
ENTRY#
Any Item mentioned
ENTRY#
Any Item mentioned
CLASS 14
Children 5 – 12 years
CLASS 15
Children 13 – 18 years
CLASS 16
Developmental Disabled
Ages: 5 – 18 years
CLASS 17
Developmental Disabled
Age: 19 Years and over
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DIVISION IX
FAMILY HISTORY
Superintendent ……………………………………………………………………………………………. Kathy Virgil
Judge. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………. Jay DeYoung
the Exhibit hall. Monday & Saturday you will have to park in the regular parking lot. This applies to everyone.
Judging: Tuesday, July19, 2016 – 10:00 am
RULES
1. Entries at Fair Office prior to Fair.
Division they will be entered in. You will need a separate sheet for each Division you enter
items.
2. No more than one entry per entry number (example: Class 1, you may have one entry in #1, #2,
#3, etc.) Identical items cannot be entered in two different classes.
3. All entries must be of a genealogical nature. Each entry should be accompanied by
3x5 sized card description explaining its family connection to the exhibitor, and how it
has helped the exhibitor understand and appreciate his/her family history.
4 . Both the ITEM and the DESCRIPTION will be considered when judging.
5. Superintendents reserve the right to refuse or reclassify any exhibit.
6. Diligence will be used to insure the safety of articles after their arrival and placement, but in no
case will the management be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur.
7. The Junior Division, Classes 7 & 8, may only be entered by persons of the ages listed below.
8. NO entry may have been previously exhibited at the Southern Iowa Fair.
9 . Copies of photos, documents or research material are accepted.
10. All framed items and all posters should be very sturdy, framed or matted ready for hanging
with a wire hanger attached. The exhibit will be refused if it is not equipped with a very strong
hanger. We will not be responsible for breakage.
12. Exhibits will be released Saturday, July 23rd from 9:00 – 10:00 pm or Sunday, July 24th
from 1:00 – 3:00
Your premium money will be with office personnel in the Exhibit Hall.
All entries must be picked up at this time. Absolutely NO early releases.
13. Premiums: First Place $2.00 Second Place $ 1.50
CLASS 1
PHOTOGRAPHS & PORTRAITS
ENTRY #
1. Ancestral Portrait or Photo (1 or 2 persons)
2. Family Group Picture (more than 2 persons)
3. Wedding Photo
4. 4 or more Generation Photo (in one picture)
5. Ancestral Home or Farmstead Picture
6. School, Church or Organizational Photo
7. Family Photo Album
8. Pictorial Family History or Photo Display (2 or more items, must be predominantly
photographic material). Exhibit must be constructed so that all elements are visible at the same
time, and should not be included in a book or folder.
9. Miscellaneous Photo or Picture Item
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CLASS 2
OLD DOCUMENTS
ENTRY #
10. Records from Family Bible
11. Personal Letter
12. Birth Certificate
13. Marriage License or Certificate
14. Land Grant, Deed, Mortgage, or plat maps
15. Military Record
16. Will and Testament or Probate Record
17. Church or Religious Material
18. Display of Documents (2 or more items, must be predominantly documentary). Exhibit must be
constructed so that all elements are visible at the same time and should not be included in a book or
folder.
19. Miscellaneous Document
CLASS 3
GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH
ENTRY #
20. Pedigree Chart (shows Parents, Grandparents, Great Grandparents, etc. of an individual)
21. Linage Chart (shows bloodline relationships between any two individuals)
22. Family Tree (shows ALL descendants of an individual)
23. Genealogy Research Notebook or Scrapbook created by exhibitor. May include family group sheets,
clippings, computer generated lists, etc.
24. Gravestone Rubbing
25. Poster or Display of Research Material. Exhibit must be constructed so that all elements are visible
at the same time and should not be included in a book or folder.
26. Compiled Research Material presented in notebook or binder.
27. Miscellaneous Research Material
28. Other Miscellaneous Research Material (Does not need to be done by exhibitor; can be done by
other family members)
CLASS 4
HEIRLOOMS (Rule #4)
ENTRY #
29. Book
30. Old Scrapbook (clippings, greeting cards, etc.)
31. Jewelry Item
32. Glassware
33. China Item
34. Kitchen Utensil
35. Small Household Item
36. Small Tool
37. Child’s Toy or Play Thing
38. Personal Item (razor, comb, false teeth etc.)
39. Religious Item
40. Silverware or Metal Ware
41 School Related Item
42. Military Related Item
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CLASS 5
HEIRLOOM CLOTHING (Rule #4)
44. Baby Clothes
45. Child’s Clothing
46. Adult Clothing
a. Wedding Dress Shoes/Accessories
b. Favorite Dress
c. Men’s or Women’s Suits
d. Shoes/Hats/Ties or other Accessories
e. Special Trendy/Fashionable Styles of the Past
CLASS 6
MISCELLANEOUS ( Rule #4)
ENTRY #
47. Needlework
48. Old Quilts
49. Heirloom Display (may include a limited number of supporting photos, documents, etc.) Exhibit
must be constructed so that all elements are visible at the same time and should not be included in a
book or folder.
50. Miscellaneous Heirloom Item
51. Any Combination
JUNIOR DIVISION
CLASS 7
Children 5 – 8 years old (Rule #8)
(Must tell whom it belonged to and how they are related to you)
Please give full names and dates if possible.
52. Photos
a. Grandparent or Grandparents (one or two people)
b. Great-Grandparent or Great-Grandparents (one or two people)
c. Family Group (three or more people)
d. Any Family Photo Not Mentioned
53. Clothing
a. Baby Clothes (Yours or Ancestors)
b. Other Clothes
c. Accessories (purses, shoes, ties, etc.)
54. Toys
a. Your Toy
b. Parents Toy
c. Any Not Mentioned
55. Heirloom (Any well-loved item that is a treasure to your family, passed down from an earlier
generation)
56. Family Tree
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CLASS 8
Children 9-12 years old (Rule #8)
57. Photos
a. Grandparent or Grandparents (one or two people)
b. Great-Grandparent or Grandparents (one or two people)
c. Family Group (three or more people)
d. Any Family Photo Not Mentioned
58. Clothing
a. Baby Clothes (Yours or Ancestors)
b. Other Clothes
c. Accessories (purses, shoes, ties, etc.)
59. Toys
a. Your Toy
b. Parents Toy
c. Any Not Mentioned
generation)
61. Family Tree
CLASS 9
Children 13-18 years old (Rule #8)
62. Photos
e. Grandparent or Grandparents (one or two people)
f. Great-Grandparent or Grandparents (one or two people)
g. Family Group (three or more people)
h. Any Family Photo Not Mentioned
63. Clothing
e. Baby Clothes (Yours or Ancestors)
f. Other Clothes
g. Accessories (purses, shoes, ties, etc.)
h. Any Not Mentioned
64. Toys
d. Your Toy
e. Parents Toy
generation)
66. Family Tree
Class 10
SPECIAL NEEDS
Entry #
Any Item Previously Mentioned
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2015 Southern Iowa Fair
Queen
Maddison Stewart
Having the honor to serve as the 2015 Southern Iowa Fair Queen has been an unforgettable
experience. The past year has been nothing short of amazing. It has been a year filled with emotions,
learning, friendship, and growth. I am honored to have gained skills throughout my reign that will stay
with me forever. I loved being able to represent Mahaska County, not only here in Mahaska County but
also at the Iowa State Fair. I enjoyed being a role model for kids of Mahaska County and all the kids I
interacted with at the Iowa State Fair. Thank you to all my friends and family for their support throughout
this past year.
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Southern Iowa Fair FFA and Open Ag Mech Tech Show
Exhibits can be in place by 9AM.
Deadline Noon. Judging at 1PM. Released last day of fair around noon.
Judge is usually a local or near-by ag instructor with Ag Mechanics background.
Entries due and in place by Noon on the first day of the fair. Judging takes place at 1PM that same day.
Exhibitors must be in attendance to exhibit project or forfeit their premium. An FFA member is defined as
someone who has been on the certified Chapter roster for that school the previous school year. FFA
members cannot show in both FFA and Open during the same year. Projects released whenever 4-H
Livestock exhibits are released (Usually last day of the fair around noon)
Open contestants are defined as anyone who is not exhibiting in this show as a FFA member.
Projects that have been previously exhibited at Southern Iowa Fair are ineligible to be exhibited again.
Classes for FFA.
1. Restored Tractor
2. Metal Working/Welding
a. Small (under 9 square feet of floor space)
b. Medium (9-30 square feet of floor space)
c. Large (more than 30 square feet of floor space)
3. Restored Farm Equipment (including garden tractors)
4. Computer Designed Projects (plasma cam, laser engraved, etc.)
5. Woodworking
a. Indoor Item (items constructed and intended for indoor use,
including fine furniture)
b. Outdoor Item (items constructed and intended for outdoor
use, including patio furniture)
6. Class Project (FFA ONLY)-ANY project completed by two or more
FFA members from the same FFA Chapter.
Premium checks can be picked up from the Southern Iowa Fair office when projects are released.
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2016 Open Bucket Bottle Show
Thursday, July 21, 2016
The Southern Iowa Fair
Will be hosting an
Open Show for:
Bucket Bottle Calves, Goats & Lambs
For Children Ages 5-9
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Exhibitors must be 5-9 years old and not a member of 4-H to be eligible to show.
Exhibitors must wear jeans and proper footwear. No FFA, 4-H, or Clover Kid apparel is permitted while
showing or caring for livestock.
Livestock arrival is Tuesday, July 19 from 9:00 – 11:00am
Show will be Thursday, July 21 at 2:00pm following the 4-H bucket bottle show.
Livestock will be released Friday Morning, July 22 by 10:00am
If exhibitors want to show Saturday at the Open Cattle Show they may stay until then.
Livestock is not allowed to participate in the auction.
2016 Open Cattle Show
Saturday, July 23, 2016
Youth Bucket Bottle
Showmanship Show
Youth Market Animal
Heifers – Cow/Calf
. Open to calves shown at Southern Iowa Fair Youth Show
. No Entry Fee
. Youths Ages 5 yrs. To 10 yrs.
Open to fitted calves shown at Southern Iowa Fair Youth Show
No Entry Fee
3 divisions (Cow/Calf) (Market Animals) (Breeding Heifers)
Contact Info: Clayton Hester: 641-295-5013
Corey Rozenboom: 641-891-5862
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CINNAMON ROLL CONTEST
Monday, July 18th • 3:00 p.m.
FREE STAGE
Superintendent…Misty Scanlon
1st Place Overall - $100
2nd Place Overall - $50
3rd Place Overall - $25
Rolls must be entered in one of the three categories:
Unfrosted - Frosted - Sticky
Bring your Cinnamon Rolls to the Free Stage between 2:30 and 3:00.
No pre-entry required. Entry Fee $1.00.
Display four cinnamon rolls in container with a lid.
Rolls will not be judged if not in container with lid.
The rolls must all be baked in the same pan and remain attached.
Rolls cannot be hand selected from other pans. An exception will be made for recipes that specify
baking the rolls in muffin tins or on cookie sheets in such a way that the rolls do not touch. Recipe
must be attached to entry tag or container.
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CHILDREN'S COLORING
CONTEST
Wednesday, July 20th – 4:00
FREE STAGE
Sponsored by
Superintendent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cindy Shull
Ages Categories:
3 & 4 years old
5 & 6 years old
7 & 8 years old
9 & 10 years old
11 & 12 years old
RULES:
1. Each age group will be given a picture that has been chosen.
2. Children will be given a specified amount of time to color their picture.
3. All coloring must be done at the time of the contest.
4. All coloring must be done by the contestants themselves.
5. Judging will be done immediately after the contest.
6. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place ribbons will be awarded in each category and a trophy
for the overall winner in each age group.
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COOKIE STACKING CONTEST
Friday, July 22nd - 9:30 a.m.
FREE STAGE
Superintendent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kathleen Rempe
Age Categories:
0-3 Years - 4 to 6 Years Old - 7 to 9 Years Old - 10 to 12 Years Old
RULES:
1. Contestants will have 30 seconds to create the highest possible
single stack of cookies.
2. Cookies may not be organized prior to stacking.
3. No adhesives, supports, or pyramids may be used.
4. Cookies may not be broken or twisted apart.
5. At the end of 30 seconds, contestants must remove hands and the stack
must remain standing by itself for three seconds.
6. If a child’s stack is knocked down by another child’s stack during the 30
second waiting period, it will be counted. If it is knocked down
during competition there will be a restart.
7. Trophy’s will be awarded in each category.
BUBBLE GUM BLOWING CONTEST
Friday, July 22nd - 11:00 a.m.
Free Stage
Superintendent:………………………………………………………………Misty Scanlon
Registration: 10:30 a.m.
RULES
Ages: 5-8
9-12
13 and Older
1. Bubble gum will be furnished
2. There will be a 3 to 5 minute warm up period.
3. Each contestant will be given 3 pieces for bubble blowing.
4. Each contestant’s bubble must be held for at least two (2) seconds.
5. All bubbles will be measured horizontally.
6. If bubble is broken by judge when measuring it, the existing measurement
Joke Telling Contest
Friday, July 22nd – 4:00 p.m.
FREE STAGE
Superintendent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Misty Scanlon
Registration begins 1/2 hour before starting time on the Free Stage.
Ages 4-7 and 8-12
This contest is new to the Southern Iowa Fair. The children will get up one
by one and must tell their joke to the judges. The judges will score their
joke and there will be a 1st, 2nd, & 3rd place. awarded out. All jokes must
be appropriate or contestant will not be scored. All contestants will receive
participation ribbons.
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PIGTAIL CONTEST
Monday, July 18th - 1:00 p.m.
FREE STAGE
Registration begins 1/2 hour before starting time on the Free Stage.
Sponsored by Expressions Hair Studio
Categories: Age 0 – 5 yrs. & Age 6 – 10 yrs.
Longest - Shortest
Blondest - Darkest - Reddest
Most Creative/Unique
RULES:
1) Pigtails must be braided and braided as far as possible. No French
braids. (Pigtails, in this case, can be one, two or more.)
2) Longest Pigtail must be all in one piggytail secured at top and bottom.
(One piece of hair will not be judged. It must be all together)
3) Pigtails must be secured by a rubber band at the beginning and at the end
of the braid. Measurements will be taken between those TWO rubber bands.
4) They may be located anywhere on the head.
5) Hair will be judged on neatness and beauty as well as other criteria.
6) Contestants may enter the day of the contest, beginning at registration time
at the Free Stage.
7) Contestants may enter only one category.
8) Prizes will be awarded to the First Place Winner in each of the six categories
in each age group. All contestants receive participation ribbons.
CHILDREN’S COOKIE DECORATING CONTEST
Thursday, July 21st - 10:00 a.m.
FREE STAGE
Superintendent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jeannene Veenstra
RULES
1. Registration begins at 9:15 a.m.
2. Age groups: 4-6 years
7-9 years
10-12 years
14-16 years
3. Children will be given a period of time to decorate a cookie
4. Cookies will be judged in age categories on neatness and originality.
5. There will be ribbons and prizes for all.
6. There will be a trophy to the OVER ALL WINNER in each group
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DIAPER DERBY CONTEST
Saturday, July 23 – 9:00 am
Age Groups:
Crawlers
Walkers
RULES:
1. All contestants must be less than two years of age as of July 23, 2016
2. Contestants can register the day of the contest beginning at 8:30 am
3. Contestant can enter only one of the two categories – crawler or walker
(If a crawler walks, the crawler will be disqualified. If the walker crawls, the walker will be disqualified)
4. Contestant cannot be touched once the race begins.
5. First contestant to completely cross the finish line will be declared winner.
6. Prizes will be awarded to every contestant.
7. First place trophy awarded to winner of each category. Second and third place ribbons will be awarded in each
category.
8. Decision of Judges will be Final.
DECORATED DIAPER CONTEST
Saturday July 23 – 9:00 am
(Following Diaper Derby Contest)
Categories: Most Creative
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Decorated Diaper
Creative of Theme Diaper
RULES:
All contestants must be less than two years of age as of July 23, 2016.
All contestants must be in decorated diaper attire, disposable or cloth. You may design a costume, but diaper must be
visible for judging.
Contestants register the day of contest beginning at 8:30 am.
Judging for the Most Creative Diaper and Best use of Theme Diaper will be based on originality, creativity, public
appeal, and overall effect.
Contestants will be assigned a number at registration which will be clearly in view of the judges at all times during
competition.
Prizes will be awarded to each contestant.
First place trophy awarded to winner of each category. Second and third place ribbons will be awarded in each
category.
Decision of Judges will be Final.
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Hawkeye Kids Pedal Power Pull
Saturday, July 23rd
Sign in begins at 11:30 p.m.
Pull Starts at 12:00 p.m.
Hawkeye Kids Pedal Power Pull is open
to all children from 4 to 11 years old.
This is a State sanctioned pull.
1st and 2nd place finishers in each age
group will qualify for the
Iowa State Pedal Pull Championship.
Sponsored by Hawkeye Pedal Pull Association
Hula Hoop Contest
Wednesday, July 20th 5:30pm – Free Stage
Superintendent – Kiley Lobberecht
This will be a timed contest of who can hula hoop the longest amount time.
Contestants may only hula hoop around the waist.
Cut off time will be determined.
In case of tie – contestant will perform another trick for as long as possible.
AGE GROUPS –
4 -6 Years Old
5-9 Years Old
10-14 Years Old
15 & Up
Trophies awarded to winner of each age group!
Hula Hoops are provided!
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South of Main Gate
For Information Contact: Larry VanMersbergen
641-660-9605
2016 Featured Tractor
1965 Oliver Model #1650
Owned by Virgil & Bert Terpstra
The event has grown to be the best County Fair show of antique equipment in the State of Iowa. The Southern
Iowa Fair Board has been very supportive of the effort of many volunteers. The committee in charge is proud of
the show and greatly appreciates all of the help and support.
Every year we strive to obtain more tractors and gas engines. We will also have several Cub Cadet Lawn
mowers on display. The owner of each piece of displayed equipment receives a free button and magnetic
plaque for coming. We have not charged to display equipment, as we feel it is our privilege to have someone
bring equipment to the show.
The volunteers help make the show possible by serving ice cream Tuesday - Friday. In addition, Thursday
evening they will serve stew and cornbread. Our guests greatly enjoy 35 gallons of the best beef stew made
over an open fire in a big black pot.
The large hospitality tent seems to be a great gathering place during the fair, with people drinking coffee and
swapping tall stories. It is a nice place to just sit and relax.
The committee has built an unloading dock at the fairgrounds to make it easier to unload and load equipment.
They have also purchased tables and equipment to serve and eat at, a trailer to store equipment in, plus many
other items to improve the display.
You won’t want to miss the antique display of tractors, gas engines, and miniature displays of yesteryear. All
tractors are welcome.
The show is supported by free will donations for the ice cream, food, and drink. Your generous donations are
appreciated to help provide a bigger and better display each year.

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