2022 Blue Ribbon Summer Gillespie County Fair Catalog

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President’s Welcome Greetings to all.

We have another fun-filled summer at the Gillespie County Fair Grounds, with four weekends of horse racing and the 134th Gillespie County Fair, set for Aug. 25-28.

Dancing starts immediately after the races with Lindsey Lane, followed by Jack lngram, with David Lee Murphy closing out the night.

Sunday, gates open at 11 a.m. with racing at 1 p.m. Exhibitions, midway, carnival and agricultural entertainment will be on hand all day.

We already have had a busy 2022 season starting back in April and May. The (AMCA) American Motorcycle Club of America had the National meet here with a vintage bike show, flat dirt track head-tohead racing, swap meet and a lot of camaraderie.

I am very honored to serve as president this year for such a great organization. Things would not be a success if it weren’t for our volunteers throughout the year, excellent staff to keep all of us directors in line and looking good, and all of our board of directors and their wives.

Next, we had the Monster Truck Show/Rally with high-flying car crushing trucks. They are always a real crowd pleaser, as evidencd by the grandstands and lower-level seating filled to capacity.

all ages is scheduled. Admission to the grounds is free on Thursday.

Arts, crafts, baked goods and I also want to thank Gillespie agricultural products will be dropped Next, we had the highly anticipated off Thursday afternoon for judging County and the City of Easter Fires Pageant with a huge Fredericksburg for their support that evening. cast. This is always a great crowdthroughout the year and the citizens On Friday morning, a huge parade of Gillespie County who have pleasing tradition. through downtown Fredericksburg supported us for the past 134 years.

Topping off May were the closing will kick off at 10 a.m. After the ceremonies of the yearlong 175th Without your support and parade, gates open at 1 p.m. with Anniversary of Fredericksburg. participation, we would not be able the exhibition hall, the livestock We had an old-fashioned sausage, to put together this Fredericksburg/ barn full of entries, the carnival and potato and sauerkraut meal, beard German tradition. midway. Friday night, Jake Hooker contest and music and dance with will provide the entertainment for Again, I just want to say thank you Sam Whiskey. boot scootin’. The queens contest to all. I am proud and honored to be will be at 7 p.m. on the dance floor.

We have a great line up set for a member of a great organization the 134th Gillespie County Fair, which runs Thursday-Sunday, Aug. 25-28. Tejano music will be provided Thursday evening, the midway opens and a carnival for

On Saturday, gates open at 10 a.m. with racing starting at 1 p.m.

Entertainment will be provided all afternoon, as well as lots of food and drinks.

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like the Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association.

Marvin J. Crenwelge

President

DORMAN SCHMIDT

GCFFA Honorary

I was elected to the board in 1989 after participating in the Hillbilly Wedding for Gillespie County’s 100th Fair Celebration and served until 2013. Shortly after joining the board,

the Fair Association began the process of supporting live pari-mutuel racing. I had the privilege of working alongside members of the organization to build the foundation for live racing in Gillespie County, something I am truly proud to have been a part of.

During my tenure, I served as Stall Superintendent, General Manager of Racing, and worked the starting gate during racing events. I also held other offices such as Secretary, Vice President, and President (’94-’95). Other areas of service include sitting on the Executive Board, Long Range Planning Committee, Country Peddler Committee, Easter Fires Chairman for the 125th Celebration, and the V+50 Committee in honor of WWII.

My most cherished service, however, was being a part of the LABC, and serving out my time on the board with this group of men.

Being a member of the Fair Association afforded me the opportunity to meet some truly incredible and influential people over the years. However, none more important than the relationships that were built with fellow association members. Friends that have truly become family.

I want to thank the community for their support of the Fair Association, without which the organization would not exist. Most of all, my heart goes out to my family; Vicki, Megan, Eugene, Chenoa and Alexis, who put in 25+ years alongside me, supporting me and the organization.

They each did so then and they, along with their families, continue to do so today.

Thank you for this honor and God Bless!

RUBEN SAGEBIEL, JR. The 134th Gillespie County Fair is dedicated in part to Ruben Sagebiel, Jr., and Honorary Lifetime Director who has served on the fair board for 28 years.

Ruben joined the board in 1986 and was named Honorary Lifetime Director in 2013. He served as president in 2007. Ruben was on the Executive Board for 2½ years.

During his time, he has served as Chair and/or Co-chair of the

Agriculture, Home Skills, Grounds, Sheep and Concessions committees.

Ruben participated in several improvement projects to the grounds, such as an addition to the

show barn, permanent food court, pavilion barn, and improvements to the exhibition hall.

“The people I have served with have become lifelong friends and I have enjoyed meeting new people.

I enjoyed my time and don’t know how I had the time!”

His two children, Kristi and Travis, helped run race pictures and picked up tickets. Away from the fair duties he stays busy overseeing cattle and doing carpentry. He makes the best BBQ for family reunions.

The Directors of the 134th Gillespie County Fair are honored to recognize Ruben Sagebiel, Jr. for his hard work, dedication, and support to the Gillespie County Fair Grounds.

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President’s Welcome GCFFA Honorary More Than A Queen Fair Being Prepped for 2022 A Weekend of Tradition, Celebration Floatin’ Down Main

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David Lee Murphy Headlines Concerts Scholarship Fest Set for September 24 2022 Scholarship Recipients Fair Horse Racing Night In Old Fredericksburg Gillespie County Royalty GILLESPIE COUNTY FAIR & FESTIVALS ASSOCIATION

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20 Royalty Through the Decades 21 Meier Honored for Years of Service 22 Ready To Bet? 24 GCFFA Directors 25 GCFFA Ladies Auxiliary 26 Rules & Regulations

Honorary Lifetime Members Directors who served on the board for 16 or more years. Compilation is from 1905 to present and includes living and deceased members.

F.W. Arhelger Alfred Basse Dennis Behrends Lee Roy Behrends Jimmy Bernhard Cody Beyer Elmer Bierschwale Max Bierschwale Jr. William Bierschwale Kenneth Bonn Melvin Bonn Wallace Britton Wayne Brydson Dr. Charles Burg Otto H. Burgdorf R.M. Burrier Curtis Cameron Kenneth Cornehl Linvill Crenwelge Marvin Crenwelge Scott Crenwelge Lee DeLong Fred Dietel Lewis Dodd Larry Duecker Carey Durst Garrett Durst Jerry Durst Bryan Eckhardt Chad Eckhardt Gilbert Eckhardt Keven Eckhardt Steve Eckhardt Albert Ellebracht Stanley Ernst Ronald E. Ersch Alex Frantzen H.P. Gartrell R.T. Gliddon August R. Gold George Grobe Henry Grote L. Hagen Michael Hartmann Russell Hartmann

Elgin Heimann Walton Heimann Otto Henke Allen Herbort Henry Hirsch Jerry Icke Daniel Jacoby Andrew Jenschke William Jordan Myron Jost Eric Juenke Frederick Jung Milton Jung Gilbert Kaderli Donald Klein Mike Klein Belton Klinksiek Henry A. Kneese Adolph Kott Romney Kowert Greg Knopp Jacob Kraus James Kraus Edward Krauskopf Oscar Krauskopf Victor Krauskopf Arthur Kuenemann Gary Kunz Patrick Kunz Henry Laughlin Richard Laughlin Walter E. Loudon Jr. Kenneth Maner Werner Moehr Greg Mohr Charles Morris Charles H. Nimitz Rudy Olfers Guenther Ottmers Jr. Troy Ottmers Wallace Ottmers Leroy Pehl Ed Peter William Petmecky Jason Priess

M.F. Pyka Sr. Mark Raab Gordon Ransleben Wilbert Ransleben Felix Reinbach William Roeder Brian Roeder Ed Ruegner Michael Sagebiel Robert (Henry) Sagebiel Ruben Sagebiel Jr. Victor G. Sagebiel Rodney Sauer Bryon Schaetter Dorman Schmidt Brad Schneider Charles Schumann Charles Schwarz Wilbert Seipp Otto Spaeth Scott Staudt Richard Stehling Jr. Frank Stein E.W. Stroeher Roy Stroeher Edward R. Stroeher Brian Sultemeier Alfred Van der Stucken Dale Vestal Dan Vestal C.E. Wahrmund James R. Wahrmund Max Wahrmund Otto Wahrmund Calvin Weinheimer Leon Welgehausen William Weyrich Eugene Whitehead Korey Zenner Zachary Zenner

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More Than A Queen Family of Camry Weinheimer remembers her compassion, spirituality.

By Samuel Sutton Standard-Radio Post editor

Camry Weinheimer will always be remembered for her giving spirit.

by and said, ‘You put that shoe on backwards.’”

She recalled the man picked up the foot in confusion, and Camry responded with, “Made you look.”

person a child would run up to either because they scraped their knee or because she was giggling about something funny they did.”

She also loved playing softball, competing with Fredericksburg High “That’s the kind dry sense of humor School for all four years and playing she had,” Haecker said. one year for the ASU Rams team.

Throughout life, the family “She loved to play, but college remembers she always loved sports were too intense and time kids. In fact, she got her degree consuming for Camry,” Len said. “She in interdisciplinary studies with a Caring spirit wanted to focus more on her studies. special education certification from She loved to play the game for fun, “She always had a smile on Angelo State University to fulfill but decided education was more her face,” said her father, Len her dream of being a kindergarten important.”

Weinheimer. “She had a dry sense of teacher. humor.”

Softball and her love for kids were She worked for two years teaching parts of what made her who she was, A humorous moment that stood out special education and American but the most important part of her to them was a time when she told a Literature at San Angelo Central High life was her relationship with God. farrier on their ranch that he put on a School and spent some time as a horseshoe wrong. kindergarten teacher in Comfort in Camry’s family said her Christian 2020. spirit would often intermingle with “He had been shoeing horses for her love for kids. As an example, a while and we were good friends “You could tell she cared, but she when her second cousin, Libby Klein, with him, too,” said her sister, Lexus also enjoyed the childhood humor,” was nominated for homecoming Haecker. “She was casually walking Haecker said. “She would be the queen at Fredericksburg High Camry, the 125th Gillespie County Fair Queen in 2013, died of cancer at the age of 25 on May 1, 2022. But even through the grueling months of treatments, her family said she was always full of life.

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Camry Weinheimer, the 125th Gillespie County Fair Queen from 2013, will always be remembered for her love for Christ, her passion for kids and her giving spirit.

— Standard-Radio Post file photo

“She would go take the pictures with young girls because she wanted that image of them looking up to her as a role model,” Wanda said.

Battling Cancer School, Camry wanted to make sure she got it.

“Libby has Down syndrome,” said her mother, Wanda Franz. “Camry went out and campaigned all week for Libby, and she won.”

Wanda remembers how excited Camry was when Libby was announced as queen.

“I think she was more excited than she would’ve been if she had won it herself,” Wanda said.

Fair Queen Her caring spirit also came out when she became fair queen, a role she had won in 2013.

Her family said the decision to run for the court might have come from a little peer pressure since her friend, Mackenzie Spisak Collapy, also ran, but the role suited Camry.

“She was the girly-girl of the girls,” Wanda said. “She loved glamour and makeup. She was definitely not the tomboy girl.”

During her time as queen, her main goal was to be a role model for younger girls.

“She always wanted young girls to look up to her as someone that they would want to be,” Wanda said.

She enjoyed all the events, but most of all, she wanted to meet with the little girls after the parade or during the fair.

Camry moved back to Fredericksburg from San Angelo in June of 2020 for a kindergarten job in Comfort. Her fiancé, Christopher Skokan, moved to Fredericksburg after she was diagnosed. He wasn’t sure what he wanted to do but did know he wanted to be with the woman he had shared life with since 2015.

“They enjoyed each other in whatever they did,” Wanda said.

“Two weeks into being home, Camry began having stomach aches and ended up in the emergency room in July.”

“We later found out there was a tumor in her uterus,” her sister, Jetta Eckhardt, recalled. “She was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma.

By the time they found it, it had taken up 90% of her bone marrow.”

Through her 21 months of treatment, she kept that smile and strong spirit.

“She was in a lot of pain, but she didn’t want anyone to know,” Len said. “She lost her hair to chemo and said, ‘I always wanted to shave my head anyway.’”

During her 21-month treatment, Wanda remembers the strong bond between Camry and Chris, who she employed at Hill Country Propane to help her not only with the business, but also with Camry’s health.

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day with her, he would. He was amazing at scheduling her medicine and would often wake up at 1 a.m. to give her medicine if she needed it.

Whatever he had to do to take care of her, he would do it.”

The cancer also didn’t change her giving heart. Wanda recalls a time where it came out during one of their final trips to MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston.

She told her mother she wanted to go to IKEA because she had never been. Wanda thought it was an interesting request but granted it.

On the way there, they encountered a homeless man on the side of the road.

“She said, ‘Mom, there’s a ChickFil-A over there. I want Chick-Fil-A, and can we also get a meal for him?’”

Wanda recalled.

When they brought the meal back to the man, he saw she was bald and decided to bless her.

“It kind of makes you wonder, was he really a homeless man or was he someone sent from above?” she said.

While Camry did not survive the cancer, her family is confident she’s in a better place.

“She would always say everything was going to be OK, and God was taking care of us,” Wanda said. “I think we took it as she was going to be healed. We prayed for a miracle for Camry’s healing, but we realize now the miracle was in front of us the entire time. The miracle was her.”

Fair Being Prepped for 2022 Horse racers, livestock exhibitors and fans of the Gillespie County Fair are ready for the event’s 134th rendition.

The 2022 fair will be its 134th year, and people from around the county and the Texas Hill Country are ready for what it has to offer. Fair dates for this season are Aug. 25-28 at the Gillespie County Fair Grounds.

Sponsored by the Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association, the 134th Gillespie County Fair will include two days of live parimutuel horse racing, a carnival and midway, displays of agricultural and home products, a parade, a queen’s contest, antique machinery displays, musical entertainment and a livestock exhibition.

The 134th Gillespie County Fair After the parade, events shift back opens on Thursday, Aug. 25, at 5 p.m. to the fair grounds site where the with free admission to the grounds. gates open at 1 p.m.

Free Tejano concerts will be provided by Erik Y Massores beginning at 7 p.m.

There is a charge for the carnival and midway, which also opens Thursday and continues throughout the weekend.

Earlier on Thursday, entries will be taken in the agriculture and home skills departments from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Judging gets underway at 6:30 p.m.

The Gillespie County Fair Parade will make its way along Main Street, Friday morning, Aug. 26, starting at 10 a.m.

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The 2023 Gillespie County Fair Queen and her court will be crowned during ceremonies planned Friday, Aug. 26, at 7 p.m.

Catalog dedications will also be made that night.

The 134th Gillespie County Fair is dedicated to honorary lifetime directors Ruben Sagebiel and Dorman Schmidt.

A concert and dance, featuring the music of Jake & the Outsiders will take place Friday, Aug. 27, starting at 8 p.m. on the outdoor pavilion.

The carnival and midway will return for the 134th Gillespie County Fair. Fans of the event can expect rides and games for all ages throughout the weekend. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

ADMISSION THURSDAY Free grounds and concerts admission for everyone. The free admission does not include the carnival and midway.

FRIDAY — UNTIL 6 P.M. Children (5 and under) All students (K-12) Senior Citizens (65 and up) Adults (Age 13 +)` Adult All-Day Pass FRIDAY — AFTER 6 P.M. Adults (13+) Children (6-12) Children (5 and under)

Free Free Free $10 $15

$15 $5 Free

SATURDAY — UNTIL 6 P.M. Children (5 and under) Children (6-12 years) Adults (13+) All-Day Pass Box Seat

Free $5 $10 $20 $20

SATURDAY — AFTER 6 P.M. Adults (13+) Children (6-12) Children (5 and under)

$20 $5 Free

SUNDAY Children (5 and under) Children (6-12) Adults (13+) Box seat

Free $5 $10 $15

Live pari-mutuel horse racing will be offered Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 27-28, with post time at 1 p.m. both days.

Lindsey Lane will play Aug. 27. jack Ingram and David Lee Murphy will also perform - times TBD. The 2022 racing season at the Class III facility at the fair grounds concludes on Sunday.

Highlighting the racing program on the final day of the season will be the running of the 2022 Gillespie County Fair Futurity.

Throughout the weekend, the Exhibition Hall will be open for those interested in viewing the agricultural and home products displays, educational exhibits and more.

Area youth participate in livestock showing in the Show Barn.

Livestock judging will take place Friday and Saturday, Aug. 26-27.

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Over in the Show Barn, livestock judging will take place Friday and Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 26-28.

Plenty of food and drink will be available throughout the weekend.

Detailed information on the celebration will be announced as the 134th Gillespie County Fair nears.

Patrons can purchase their tickets online by visiting www.gillespiefair.com For more information on the 134rd Gillespie County Fair, contact the Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association at 830-997-2359 or visit its website at www.gillespiefair.com.

A Weekend of Tradition, Celebration Parade, carnival, live music back for 134th fair.

As the Gillespie County Fair gets ready for its 134th birthday, visitors can expect a weekend full of entertainment.

A parade will float down Main Street on Friday, and live music and livestock show is slated to occur throughout the weekend.

As usual, the carnival and midway will also return, featuring plenty of rides and games.

Information about what is coming back for 2022 can be found here:

Parade The parade will float down Main Street on Friday, Aug. 26.

It will take place in downtown Fredericksburg, as usual, from 10 a.m. to noon.

Applications to participate are available at https://gillespiefair. com/gillespie-county-fair. They can be emailed to info@gillespiefair. com, or mailed to P.O. Box 526, Fredericksburg, TX 78624.

After the parade, events shift back to the fair grounds site where the gates open at 1 p.m.

Concerts Music will kick off the weekend on Thursday, with a Tejano night starting at 7 p.m. Free concerts will be provided by Erik Y Massores.

The full concert schedule and entertainment list is below: • Friday: Jake Hoover & The Outsiders at 8 p.m.

• Saturday: Lindsey Lane, Jack Ingram and David Lee Murphy.

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Carnival The carnival and midway is slated to return to the Fair Grounds.

However, there is a charge for the carnival and midway, which will open Thursday and continues through the weekend.

Races Races and mobile betting are a staple of the summer in Gillespie.

There will be eight days of racing for the 2022 season, and will open with the July Fourth Race Meet on Saturday and Sunday, July 2-3.

Viewers will be able to place bets from their phones while on the premises, meaning they will need to physically be on the grounds to use this option.

A Night in Old Fredericksburg is tentatively slated for July 16.

Local students and their high school organizations frequently participate in the Gillespie County Fair Parade, slated for Aug. 26 this year. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

Rides for kids and adults, alike, will be available to experience at the 134th Gillespie County Fair this August. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

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Floatin’ Down Main Parade will kick off Friday fair festivities.

Citizens and visitors alike, will line up along the sidewalks of Main Street as the 134th Gillespie County Fair Parade rolls through on Friday, Aug. 26.

Entrants are expected to begin lining up shortly after 7 a.m.

There will be commercial entries serving as mobile advertising for their products or services, and others will represent churches, civic groups and other area organizations seeking to get their message seen by thousands of parade viewers.

Judging of the entries will begin at 8:30 a.m., while the parade will start promptly at 10 a.m.

The parade Grand Marshal is Crenwelge Auto Group, Fredericksburg and Kerrville. The Marshall is Palo Pinto Riding Group.

Online entries can be made at https://gillespiefair.com/gillespiecounty-fair.

This year’s fair catalog honorees are Ruben Sagebiel and Dorman Schmidt.

Forms will not be mailed unless requested.

Other dignitaries in the parade will include the contestants seeking the title of the 2023 Gillespie County Fair Queen.

For this year’s parade, Jason Priess serves as the chairperson while Edward Stroeher, Marvin Crenwelge, Art Pressler and Lindsay Pressler are co-chairs.

Parade day volunteers will help arrange entries ranging from floats, to new and old vehicles, to flatbed trailers, to horsemen.

Fredericksburg and Harper high school marching bands will take part in the parade, and floats from area communities and fairs throughout Central and South Texas will seek to bring patrons to their own events.

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Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association officials said they appreciate the county for the use of Courthouse Square as a staging area and the City of Fredericksburg for providing personnel from the street and police departments to help direct traffic and pace the procession.

A few rules must be observed by participants and parade watchers.

• All vehicles in the parade must be able to navigate the entire parade route and make all turns and clearances without difficulty.

It is the responsibility of each driver to see to it that their vehicle or float clears all obstacles and can maneuver turns. If the route includes a U-turn, parade entries must be able to maneuver and make a U-turn in one motion (no reversing). Participants must design their entry in length, width and height to meet this requirement. Floats and entries cannot exceed the 13 feet, 6 inch height limit from ground to top of float/entry.

The 134th Gillespie County Fair Parade will float down Fredericksburg’s Main Street Friday, Aug. 26, before the rest of the festivities. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

Local volunteer fire departments often make appearances during the Gillespie County Fair Parade each year.

— Standard-Radio Post file photo

• To reduce gaps, vehicles should maintain their speed to the pace of a slow walk and stay within two to three car lengths of the preceding entry.

• Entries are not allowed to stop or impede the forward motion of the parade at any time with performances, dancing, stopping to rev engines, or any other action that alters parade movement.

Performing groups should choreograph routines to always maintain forward motion.

• No candy or other enticements will be thrown/handed from any entry to spectators.

• No jumping on or off moving entries: Parade participants may

not jump, dance, ride, bike, roller skate, roller-blade, skate-board, or move in any way onto or off any moving float or vehicle.

• Entries should never stop on the parade ending street/road at any time for unloading to allow for all entries to safely exit the parade route.

• Water guns and spraying of water by any means is prohibited.

Parade watchers should bring their own water as the event can last a while.

All parade information as subject to change.

Updates will be announced in the Fredericksburg Standard-Radio Post, on the Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association website at gillespiefair.com and the fair association’s Facebook page.

• No alcohol may be consumed by float drivers or anyone operating an entry during the event.

• No music, sirens, air-horns, firing of re-enactment weapons, or other noises that exceed 85 decibels without prior approval from the City of Fredericksburg.

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David Lee Murphy Headlines Fair Concerts

The Gillespie County Fair is digging deep into its country roots for musical entertainment this year.

Grammy Award winner David Lee Murphy will headline the concerts Saturday night.

Joining Murphy on the bill for Saturday night are Lindsey Lane & Jack Ingram.

Thursday night’s entertainment will be Erik Y Massores. Friday night brings even more excitement with the appearance of Jake Hooker & The Outsiders.

Famously known for his single, “Dust On The Bottle,” Murphy is thought of in the country music industry as one of the best songwriters, having written for musicians like Kenny Chesney,

Jason Aldean, Luke Bryan, Eric Church, Florida Georgia Line, Keith Urban, Brad Paisley, Brooks & Dunn, Hank Williams, Jr., etc.

Ingram is another well-known country performer. In his career, he has released 11 studio albums, an extended play, six live albums and 19 singles.

Songs the Houston, Texas native is most known for are “Wherever You Are,” “Barefoot and Crazy” and “Measure of a Man.” Amarillo singer Lindsey Lane began her career in the recording industry when she released her first EP, “Gypsy Leavin’,” in January of 2017. She began recording her first full-length album, “Nomadic Lover,” in May of 2019.

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David Lee Murphy will bring his awardwinning talent to the stage of the 134th Gillespie County Fair Saturday, Aug. 27.

— Photo courtesy Kristin Barlowe

Since getting her career started, Lane has been voted Amarillo’s Best Female Vocalist in 2019, 2020 and 2021, and is a Nashville’s MusicRow charting artist.

Times for Saturday’s performers are to be determined, but Gillespie County Fairgoers can expect Tejano music at 7 p.m. on Thursday and Jake Hooker & The Outsiders by 8 p.m. on Friday.

Scholarship Fest Set for September 24

Higher education gets a boost during the 26th annual Scholarship Fest on Saturday, Sept. 24, at the Gillespie County Fair Grounds.

Gates open at 3 p.m.

Sponsored by the Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association, the event includes afternoon activities, appetizers, a dinner, silent and live auctions and a prize drawing for thousands of dollars in prizes donated by local and area businesses and individuals.

Monies raised from the event go toward the Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association’s scholarship program.

Since 1991, the fair association has awarded $552,450 in scholarships to 821 Gillespie County high school students.

Individuals and businesses interested in donating cash or prizes to the event are asked to call the fair association office at 830-997-2359.

Scholarship tickets are $20 each will be sold at the office at the fair grounds, from directors of the Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association and at locations around the county.

Tickets for the prizes to be given away at Scholarship Fest will also be available at the fair office, from the directors and at locations around the county.

Along with the prize drawing will For dinner, a barbecue brisket meal be a live auction featuring cakes with all the trimmings will be served. baked and decorated by the 2022 Gillespie County Fair Queen and Thousands of dollars in prizes Duchesses as well as other items. and auction items will be available, including guns, hunting and fishing More information on Scholarship equipment, jewelry, gift certificates Fest as well as other activities at and more. the fair grounds is available by calling 830-997-2359 or visiting www.gillespiefair.com.

2022 Scholarship Recipients After the first year of pari-mutuel racing, the Gillespie County Fair and Festival Association, Inc. instituted a scholarship program. Through these twenty-six years the Association has awarded 821 students $552,450.

Fredericksburg High School Carson Crenwelge Cora Elliott J.T. Hallford Zoe Maurer Abigail Schladoer Alicia Vargas

Harper High School Sharon Canning Kohl Henry William Clark Quinn Durst Wesley Spaeth Trinity Stevens Braden Strickland Katryna Wilke

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College-Previous Recipients Amy Ahrens Bethany Crenwelge Kannon Danz Eli DeLong Taylor De Long Morgyn Granville Lauren Grona Ashley Hahn Emma Hallford Kaylee Kramer Marti Lumpkins Isabella (Ella) Sanchez Ja’Nay Settles Whitney Spaeth Zachary Willis

Fair Horse Racing A summer season of live parimutuel horse racing returns to the Gillespie County Fair Grounds in July and August.

The GCFA is also offering mobile betting this year. Through this service betters can place their wages through their phones.

Eight days of racing are on the 2022 schedule at the Class III track.

Online ticketing for all Gillespie However, the service will only work County Fair and Festivals on the GCFFA premises. Patrons will Association-sponsored events at the fair grounds is available through the fair association’s website at RACE DATES www.gillespiefair.com.

Sponsored by the Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association, Inc., the weekend race meets will also include special events and activities.

• July 16-17: Day In Old Fredericksburg Race Meet;

Racing action at the five-eighths mile oval continues on Saturday and Sunday, July 16-17, with the Day In Old Fredericksburg Race Meet.

• Aug. 27-28: 134th Gillespie County Fair, which runs Aug. 25-28.

Rounding out the live pari-mutuel racing season will be two days of races on Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 27-28, as part of the 134th Gillespie County Fair.

Post time each day is 1 p.m.

As in the past, the Gillespie County Fair Grounds will offer race fans a covered grandstand, numerous betting windows, tote board, easy access and plenty of free parking.

Also available are summer season passes for $60.

• July 2-3: July Fourth Race Meet;

The 2022 live racing season opens with the July Fourth Race Meet on Saturday and Sunday, July 2-3.

The Gillespie County Race Meet is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 13-14.

Box seats are $20 for any age.

In addition to the eight days of live racing at the local Class III facility, a simulcast facility is open at 35 Fair Drive for year-round wagering.

• Aug. 13-14: Gillespie County Race Meet;

need to be physically on the grounds to use that option, explained fair association officials.

General admission, reserved seating and box seating are available.

The general admission seats are available in both the grandstand and in the Biergarten while the box seats are located in the grandstand.

General admission for the races is $10 for adults (ages 13 & up), $5 for children six to 12 years of age and free for children five and under.

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Simulcasting at The Race Barn is offered Thursdays through Sundays from horse and dog tracks around the country. The facility also includes a restaurant.

Horse racing is a highly popular event in Gillespie County each summer, beginning the first weekend and July and ending during fair weekend. — Standard-Radio Post file photo

Night In Old Fredericksburg German tradition lives again during A Night In Old Fredericksburg.

at the Gillespie County Fair Grounds, with gates opening at 11 a.m.

Sponsored by the Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association, the event will be held Saturday, July 16

All-day general admission for adults, 13 and up, is $10; children 6-12, $5, and ages 5 and under, free.

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Other all-day activities include the Lone Star Barbecue Cook-Off, 42 tournament and washer pitching tournament.

For some of the 134th Gillespie County Fair Court, the role wasn’t something they had always dreamed of being.

Kenna Tatsch, the current Gillespie County Fair Queen, said becoming a part of the court is not something she ever thought she could do, but she had known others who ran and had looked to them as role models.

Gillespie County Royalty

“So, when the time came for it to maybe be me, I took it and it has been so much fun so far,” she said. “I am really enjoying meeting new people at the many events that we hold at the fair grounds. Also, bonding with the girls is so much fun, expanding my friendships and getting close with them, as well.”

Queen’s court provides opportunities for community involvement.

By Samuel Sutton Standard-Radio Post editor

Tamez said. “Watching the girls at the parades and different events around town looked like such an amazing opportunity and it seemed like a group I wanted to be a part of.”

Grandjean and Hartmann both felt they could use this role to have a bigger impact on their community.

Kenna Tatsch

2022 Gillespie County Fair Queen.

“I did not expect to become fair queen,” she said. “As the girls and I work together, I appreciate even more what an honor it is to continue the tradition of the fair court and what it stands for.”

Earning a spot on the court for Fair Duchess Ridley Strackbein became a focus three years ago, when a friend of hers ran.

“The court skipped a year during my sophomore year because of COVID-19,” she said. “Then, that same friend called me up to tell me I only had one chance left to run now and I better do it for my junior year.”

“I wanted to be involved in my community and a role model for the little girls who look up to us,” Grandjean said. “It is a great honor and opportunity to be the young woman little girls wish to be.”

She hoped to show young girls that being a part of this community is about more than just looking pretty and wearing a crown.

“It is about integrity, responsibility and poise,” she said. “Being on this fair court has been a goal of mine ever since I have lived in Fredericksburg.”

Hartmann, a star basketball player for Fredericksburg High School, felt this would give her a chance to expand herself in the community For Annabelle Tamez, Ella Grandjean beyond sports. and Ella Hartmann, it was something “Don’t get me wrong, I absolutely they’d been working toward for a love the game and I am wanting to while. further my career in college,” she said.

“Becoming a part of the fair court She can recall sitting on Main Street here in Gillespie County has been a watching the court’s float parade big goal of mine ever since I moved downtown and thinking she wanted to to Fredericksburg in the sixth grade,” be just like them.

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Ella Grandjean

2022 Gillespie County Fair First Duchess

Fair Holds Deeper Meaning Though their paths may be different, one thing is true. This fair is more than just a fair to these girls.

“Growing up, the fair has meant many things to me, from winning goldfish at carnival games, helping decorate the 4-H fair board, showing goats, heifers and a reserve exotic steer, helping my family produce the grand champion bale of hay, to being crowned fair queen,” Tatsch said. “The people of Gillespie County are deeply rooted in agriculture and the fair is so important because it gives this community the opportunity to come together and celebrate our heritage.”

Strackbein, Hartmann and Grandjean felt the fair also established family traditions in their homes growing up and was always a way to bring people together.

“From my first merry-go-round ride with my Nana, to baking with my

mom, picking out the best vegetables with my Omie, making my own art to exhibit and showing my Angoras, this fair has meant a connection to my family and my community,” Strackbein said. “It’s very special to us.

Grandjean said aside from the community spirit the fair brings, she believes it also brings people together for good times with family, friends and neighbors.

With this year’s fair coinciding with the town’s 175th anniversary, the court got to have more experiences than those of previous years.

“I feel like we are getting some bonus time serving on the fair court, since the previous girls were headed off to college,” Tatsch said. “We got to start working horse races, fundraisers and parades as soon as we were crowned. We have baked cakes, redecorated the fair float, attended chamber mixers, and dressed as bunnies in the Easter Fires pageant and settlers for the 175th Anniversary celebration.”

Anniversary Year Over the past year, being part of the court has provided multiple experiences for the queen and duchesses.

“Before you know it, you’ll be handing off a crown and sash to the next court,” she said. “Make the most of everything and just trust that, even

2022 Gillespie County Fair Fourth Duchess

2022 Gillespie County Fair Second Duchess

“It continues to blow my mind every year,” she said. “The fair is something that has been a huge part of Gillespie County and it shows how closely knit this community is. It’s something that comes every year and brings people from all over Texas to our small town and really just boosts the overall morale of our city.”

Tamez offered the advice to cherish every moment with the court.

Annabelle Page Tamez

Ella Hartmann

Tamez moved to Fredericksburg from a larger city right before a fair. As a newcomer, she enjoyed watching the event bring so much excitement for the town.

future generations. It is our privilege to learn from the past, live in the present and teach the future to carry on the traditions that make this place we call home so amazing.”

Ridley Strackbein

2022 Gillespie County Fair Third Duchess

Strackbein said this helped her learn more about her heritage in Gillespie County and made her feel like part of the story her grandkids might read about someday.

Offering Advice to Future Courts And as the 134th court readies to pass on their crowns to future queens and duchesses, they hope to pass on a little wisdom, as well.

“I hope to pass on to future courts what has so graciously been shared with me through this experience,” Tatsch said. “Gillespie County takes great pride in its past, present and

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though whatever you’re having to do may seem a little silly at times, everything falls into place exactly the way it should.”

Grandjean stressed having fun.

“Enjoy your time with Lindsay, Marvin, Art, the fair directors, the GCFFA families and especially the girls on your court,” she said.

She also wants future courts not to be afraid to ask questions.

“The people around you are there to help you in your role of representing your community,” she said. “I have loved every moment of being on the fair court and will soak up all the time I have left with my fair grounds family.”

Royalty Through the Decades The Gillespie County Fair began featuring Gillespie County Fair Queens on the cover of its catalog in 1953.

The first to appear on the cover was JoAnn Striegler, queen of the 65th fair.

The Gillespie County Fair has gone through many transformations, hosting baseball tournaments and an all-male queen’s contest, but what remains is a lasting tradition honoring its queen and court.

These are some of the Gillespie County Fair Queens through the decades.

Jennifer Swanzy (left)

2002 114th Gillespie County Fair

Kenna Tatsch

2022 134th Gillespie County Fair

Audra Leifeste

1992 104th Gillespie County Fair

Ashley Allen

2012 124th Gillespie County Fair

Kandis Klier

1982 94th Gillespie County Fair

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Terri Kusenberger

1972 84th Gillespie County Fair

Meier Honored for Years of Service Edward Meier has been in the cattle business for most of his life.

He has always loved show cattle, especially the breeding cattle. He loved the Gillespie County Fair shows because it gave a “good ol’ county fair” feeling.

He showed cattle from 1962 until 2015. He also ran the Lyndon B. Johnson National Park Ranch for 37 years.

The committees were always kind and helpful, and the grounds were great, which made for great shows.

For a few years in the 80’s and 90’s, the shows would have as many cattle as up in Alpine.

He has served on the Cattle Committee here at the Gillespie County Fair Grounds for 30 years.

Back in the 1980s, he would put on steer show clinics for the 4-H and FFA kids so they would gain better knowledge on the best ways to show their cattle. There were sometimes up to 40 kids who would attend.

The Gillespie County Fair Grounds would like to thank Edward Meier and his family for all the time they spent out here at the fair grounds.

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Ready To Bet? 1

The number of the race betting on and the amount of money that is being wagered from $2 and up.

2

The type of wager such as “Win”, “Place”, “Show”, “Quinella”, “Exacta”, “Trifecta”, etc.

3

The official program number of the horse or horses for the bet. Bettors should not use the horse’s name.

For example, say: “In the first race, I would like $2 to Win on number one.”

Or, “In the second race, I would like a $2 Exacta with 7-2.”

Racing Terms: Across the Board: Bet a horse to win, place and show, and if the horse wins, the bettor collects all three ways.

two of the three horses must finish first and second, in any order.

Daily Double: In a “Daily Double”,

in any order in the race. Example: “$2 Quinella 1-2” means the one and two horses finishes first and second in any order

the bettor picks the winners of two consecutive races designated as “Daily Double” in the official race program. Wager must be made before the start of the first of the two races. For example: “$2 Daily Double 8-9” means the bettor has selected the 8 horse in the first half and the 9 horse in the second half.

Exacta: Pick the top two finishers in the

exact order in which they finish. Example: “$2 exacta 1-2” means the number one horse has to finish first and number two horse has to finish second.

Exacta Box: Bettors can “box” two,

three or more horses to cover a number of possible combinations. For example: a three-horse exacta box would make for six combinations and would cost $12 for a $2 bet. A “$2 Exacta Box 3-4-5” means any

Quinella: Pick the top two finishers

Quinella Box: Choose more than two horses for a Quinella box.

For example, a three-horse box (three wagers) would cost $6, a four-horse box (six wagers) costs $12 and a five-horse box (10 wagers) costs $20. Of those horses selected, two of them must finish first and second, in any order.

For a more detailed breakdown of the racing program information, see a diagram included in the specific programs issued prior to each of the race meets.

Trifecta Box: The Trifecta Box includes every possible combination that could result from the selected horses. Example: “$2 Trifecta box 4-5-6”, means those three horses must finish first, second and third in any order. The $2 bet would cost $12.

A $2 four-horse Trifecta box costs $48 and a $2 five-horse Trifecta box costs $120.

Twin Trifecta: Like the daily double, this bet involves two races designated as “Twin Trifecta” in the race program. To win, the bettor must pick the first, second and Superfecta: Pick the top four finishers third place finishers in exact order in the first half of the designated race. After the in a race in the exact order. first race is declared official and before the second race is run, the bettor exchanges Trifecta: Pick the top three finishers in the winning ticket and selects the first the exact order. Example: “$2 Trifecta 7-89” means the seven horse must finish first, three horses in the exact order of the the eight horse must finish second and the second race of the “Twin Trifecta”. nine horse must finish third.

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Understanding the Racing Program and How to Bet: Main race information: type of race, purse, weight, allowance, length

Type of wagering pool Description of horse: age, color, sex, breeding history

Jockey’s name and weight (lbs.)

Track Illustration

Track record/line

Track selections for winners

Horse’s name Odds: morning line

Official race program # & jockey colors

Past Performance Record: Date of race,rack, race #, distance and conditions

# in field & comments

Jockey

Fractional time split Recent workouts

Post position

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Speed Index Jockey weight, equipment

Closing odds

Top 3 winners

GCFFA Directors

Front Row: Will Meurer (Assistant Treasurer) Carter Sauer (Secretary) Kendnel Kasper (1st Vice President) Marvin Crenwlge - (2022 President) Chad Ellebracht (Treasurer) Dennis Loth (Assistant Secretary) Larry Burrow (2nd Vice President)

Second Row: Jason Priess, Cody Beyer, Scott Crenwelge, Chad Druen-Miller, Eric Leyendecker, Edward Stroeher (2021 Past President)

Back Row: Jason Leifester, Baye WIlson, Art Pressler, Dondie Gage, Heath Jenschke

Not Pictured: Dustin Althaus, Mark Bell, Robert Bohnert, Matt Egli, Nick Haun (Parliamentarian), Adam Jung, Brian Lochte,

EXECUTIVE BOARD

BOARD MEMBERS

Marvin Crenwelge (President) Kendnel Kasper (1st Vice President) Larry Burrow (2nd Vice President) Carter Sauer (Secretary) Dennis Loth (Assistant Secretary) Chad Ellebracht (Treasurer) Will Meurer (Assistant Treasurer) Nick Haun (Parliamentarian) Edward Stroeher (2021 Past President)

Dustin Althaus, Mark Bell, Cody Beyer, Robert Bohnert, Larry Burrow, Marvin Crenwelge, Scott Crenwelge, Chad Druen-Miller, Matt Egli, Chad Ellebracht, Dondie Gage,

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Nick Haun, Heath Jenschke, Adam Jung, Kendnel Kasper, Eric Leyendecker, Jason Leifester, Brian Lochte, Dennis Loth, Will Meurer, Steven K Mohr, Art Pressler,

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Steven K Mohr, Brad Roeder, Kyle Staudt, Nathan Walter, Steve Wetz, Dan Vestal

Jason Priess, Brad Roeder, Carter Sauer, Kyle Staudt, Edward Stroeher, Nathan Walter, Steve Wetz, Baye Wilson, Dan Vestal

GCFFA Ladies Auxiliary Back Row: Megan Druen-Miller, Madona Beyer, Pam Gage, Stacy Jenschke Middle Row: Mary Wilson, Jennifer Ellebracht, Jessie Burk, Rebecca Priess Front row: Berni Loth, Lindsay Crenwelge, Joyce Burrow, Shannon Cobb

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2022 Race Award Sponsors JULY 4TH RACE WEEKEND JULY 1-2 Arrowhead Bank Catfish Haven Century 21-The Hills Realty - Glen & Wendy Voorhees CMC Truck & RV Dennis & Berni Loth Escamilla Body Shop Edward Stroeher, Realtor First United Bank Hill Country Mobile Mechanic JP Liquor McLane Ford Pecan Grove Store Security State Bank & TrustHarper The Vineyards at Fredericksburg RV Park

NIGHT IN OLD FREDERICKSBURG RACE MEET JULY 16-17 B’s Automotive Catfish Haven Century 21-The Hills Realty - Glen & Wendy Voorhees City of Fredericksburg CMC Truck & RV Crabapple Brangus Ranch Cynthia O. Clegg, M.D. Fredericksburg Water Well Hill Country Mobile Mechanic Hill Country Pest Control of Fredericksburg

McLane Ford Pecan Grove Store Texas Regional Bank

GILLESPIE COUNTY RACE MEET AUGUST 13-14 Billy Johnson, State Farm Insurance Builders First Source Catfish Haven Century 21-The Hills Realty - Glen & Wendy Voorhees CMC Truck & RV Fredericksburg RV Park Fredericksburg StandardRadio Post Hill Country Mobile Mechanic Jakewise ATM’s Kneese Companies Lester Meier Rodeo Company Lost Draw Cellars McLane Ford Law Office of Cheryl Crenwelge Sione, PC Pecan Grove Store

CMC Truck & RV Creative Awards & Trophies Curtis Staudt Construction Engravers Cash Money Frantzen, Kaderli & Klier Gillespie County Commissioners Hill Country Mobile Mechanic Hill Country Propane, Inc. Hill Country Refrigeration Judy’s Liquor McLane Ford Pecan Grove Store Security State Bank & Trust - Fredericksburg Wayne Harrell - Farmer’s Insurance

134TH GILLESPIE COUNTY FAIR AUGUST 27-28 4-B Ranch - Larry and Joyce Burrow Catfish Haven

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CATALOG SPONSORS Allied Ag Biedermann’s Ace Hardware David Sagebiel Family

EQUIPMENT DONATED BY Ag Pro Crenwelge Motor Sales Keller Equipment McLane Ford

COLOR PHOTOS- DONATED TO RACE SPONSORS Ben Partin, Cave Creek Studio

QUEEN’S COURT FLOWERS DONATED BY Blumenkasten Florist Stacy York

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Agriculture & Home Skills Department Rules 1. NO PERSON WILL BE PERMITTED TO EXHIBIT ANY ARTICLE OF WHICH HE OR SHE IS NOT THE OWNER. ALL ENTRIES MUST BE A PRODUCT GROWN, CANNED, HANDCRAFTED, ETC., BETWEEN SEPTEMBER 1, 2021, AND AUGUST 25, 2022.

Only residents of Gillespie county and adjoining counties may enter and all entries must be from Gillespie County or adjoining counties.

2. All articles shall be numbered by tag.

3. All Articles must be entered and labeled by the person in charge of the respective departments, and will remain under his/her charge until the close of the Fair.

Management will exercise due care, but not responsible for accident or losses.

4. Premiums won in the AGRICULTURE AND HOMESKILLS DEPARTMENT will be paid at the Information Counter in the Exhibition Hall Office as soon as Premium Books have been completed on Sunday of the Fair, or upon picking up entries when Fair is over. Premiums not picked up within 60 days of Fair closing will be forfeited.

5. Premiums won by clubs entering Community and Educational Exhibits will be paid by check, which will be mailed soon after the Fair.

Checks must be cashed within 60 days after the Fair

or they will be forfeited to the management.

6. During the Fair, no exhibit in any department will be allowed to be removed from the grounds without a permit.

Permits can be obtained at Secretary’s Office in an emergency.

7. Premiums will be designated by ribbons.

8. Competition in the adult division is open to all persons.

9. Thursday, prior to the opening of the Fair and Exhibition Hall, the Chairmen will be on the grounds to receive and arrange articles in the respective departments.

Exhibits in all departments must be entered between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Thursday, August 25, 2022.

Positively no exhibits will be allowed to enter after the above date and time.

The Exhibition Hall will be closed to spectators until the official opening of the Fair on Friday.

10. No lotteries of any kind, including selling of chances, prize drawings, etc., will be allowed on the grounds.

11. In order to give visitors an opportunity to see all exhibits

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at the Fair on the last day, no exhibits shall be removed before 5 p.m. on Sunday.

ITEMS NEED TO BE PICKED UP BETWEEN 4-5 P.M., SUNDAY, AUGUST 28, 2022. AT 5 P.M. ITEMS WILL BE TAKEN TO THE FAIR OFFICE. Exhibits not removed Sunday night must be removed the Tuesday morning after the fair.

Items not picked up with in 30 days of fair closing will become property of Gillespie County Fair and Festival Association.

12. No entry will be allowed to show in the Junior Show and the Open Show. Exhibitor must have separate entries to exhibit in each category 13. All products must be Exhibited in standard brand and style jars with brand lids, (Ball, Kerr, Mason, etc.). No rusty or dirty lids will be accepted. No artificial coloring added to product.

14. No products will be sold by GCFFA. PLEASE REMEMBER THAT THIS IS A FRIENDLY COMPETITION WITH NO ENTRY FEES. PLEASE RESPECT ALL DECISIONS, AS EACH COMMITTEE CHAIR AND JUDGES DECISIONS ARE FINAL. THANK YOU!

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Agriculture - Open and Junior COMMITTEE: Adam Jung, Chairman; Heath Jenschke, Kendra Jung, Maxine Jung, Jackie Pehl and Vicki Schmidt, Co-Chairmen, and Larry Ahrens, Debbie Braden, Sherrie DeLong, Harvey Ellebracht, Mark & Peggy Enderlin, C.M. and Barbara Grona, Gary Lynn Hahn, Wynell Herbort, Stuart & Dana Immel, Louie Jacoby, Jason & Jennifer Jenschke, Milton Jung, Sarah Eckert Maurer, Beth McMahon, Christie Mohr, Shea Nebgen, Guenther Ottmers, Leroy Pehl, Jennifer Raab, Wilbert Ransleben, Donnie Schuch, Jenny Staudt, Dawn Sultemeier, and Cindy Zenner

All pictures will be taken at time scheduled – there will be no make-up Pictures.

• All Items need to be picked up between 4-5 p.m., Sunday, August 28, 2022. At 5 p.m. items will be taken to office.

VEGETABLE EXHIBIT CLASS: VEGETABLES

Beans, Green (1 dz.)

Beans, Snap (Yellow, Purple or Stripe) (1 dz.)

Beans, Pod (1 dz.)

Beets, any variety (1/2 dz.)

Cabbage, on head Carrots (1/2 dz.)

Cauliflower, One head Cucumbers, pickling (1/2 dz.)

JUDGES Cucumbers, any variety Alan Mace, Hill Country Master (1/2 dz.)

Eggplants, Miniature (1/2 dz.)

Gardener, Comfort Eggplants, Regular (1) Todd Swift, Ret., Uvalde County Garlic, dry (1/2 dz.)

Extension Agent Okra, any variety, (1 dz.)

Micah Walker, Mason County Onions, white (1/2 dz.)

Extension Agent Onions, yellow (1/2 dz.)

Roy Walston, Ret., Kerr County Onions, purple (1/2 dz.)

Extension Office Peas, Black eye (1 dz.)

Chris Wiemers, Blanco County Peppers, Banana, hot (1/2 dz.)

Extension Agent Peppers, Banana, Sweet (1/2 dz.)

• All Farm Exhibits must be Peppers, Bell (1/2 dz.) this year’s crop and must be grown by Exhibitor. Exhibits Peppers, Cayenne (1/2 dz.) must be at the Exhibition Hall Peppers, chili, Small(1/2 dz.) no later than 6 p.m. Thursday, Peppers, Dry Hot (cluster) August 25, 2022.

Peppers, Habanero (1/2 dz.)

• All entries must be from Peppers, Hot, any variety Gillespie County or adjoining under 2” (1/2 dz.) counties.

Peppers, Hot, any variety over 2” (1/2 dz.)

• No Greasing, waxing or Peppers, Jalapeno (1/2 dz.) sanding of any item.

Peppers, Poblano(1/2 dz.)

• Premiums will be paid to first Peppers Serano(1/2 dz.) three places: Peppers, Sweet, any variety (1/2 dz.)

First place: $4.00 Second Place: $3.00 All other variety Peppers Third Place: $2.00 Popcorn (1/2 dz.)

Potatoes, Irish (1/2 dz.)

• Agriculture pictures Will be taken at approximately 1 p.m. Potatoes, Red (1/2 dz.) on Friday, August 26, 2022; Potatoes, Sweet (1/2 dz.)

Potatoes, Other Varieties (1/2 dz.)

Shallots, Dry (1 dz.)

Other Vegetables (1/2 dz.)

CLASS: SQUASH, SUMMER Banana (3) Crookneck (3) Straight neck (3) White Scallop Pattypan (3) Zucchini (3) Other (3)

CLASS: SQUASH, WINTER Acorn (1) Butternut (1) Hubbard(1) Kershaw (1) Spaghetti (1) Other Storing (1)

CLASS: TOMATOES Tomatoes, Cherry (1 dz.)

Tomatoes, Grape (1 dz.)

Tomatillo (1/2 dz) Tomatoes, Large (1/2 dz).

Tomatoes, Medium (1/2 dz).

Tomatoes, Pear (1 dz.)

Tomatoes, Roma (1/2 dz.)

Tomatoes, Other Varieties (1/2 dz.)

CLASS: ORNAMENTAL Corn (1/2dz) Gourds(1) Pumpkin (1) Squash (1)

MELON EXHIBIT CLASS: MELON (SEED OR SEEDLESS) Cantaloupe (1) Crenshaw (1) Honey Dew, Green Meat (1) Honey Dew, Yellow Canary (1) Pie Melon (1) Other varieties, Melon (1) Watermelon, Stripe (1) Watermelon, Light Green (1) Watermelon, Dark Green (1) Display of three watermelons

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PUMPKIN EXHIBIT CLASS: PUMPKIN Pumpkin (1) Pie Pumpkin (1)

NUT EXHIBIT CLASS: NUTS Cluster of Pecans, Native Cluster of Pecans, Improved Class: All other Nuts Other Nuts

EGG EXHIBIT CLASS: EGGS (1 DZ.) Chicken (1 dz.)

All Other (1 dz.)

FRUIT EXHIBIT CLASS: APPLES Apples, Golden (1/2 dz.)

Apples, Red (1/2 dz.)

All Other (1/2 dz.)

CLASS: DATES & JUJUBES Dates & Jujubes (1/2 dz.)

CLASS: FIGS Figs, (1/2 dz.)

CLASS GRAPES Grapes, domestic any variety (4 clusters) Grapes, Mustang (1 lb.)

Class Nectarines Nectarines (1/2 dz.)

Class Peaches Peaches (1/2 dz.)

Class Pears Pears(1/2 dz.)

CLASS: PLUMS Plums, any variety over 1”diameter (1/2 dz.)

Plums, any variety less than 1” diameter (1/2 dz.)

CLASS: ALL OTHER FRUIT Other Fruit (1/2 dz.)

Pomegranate(1/2 dz.)

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SEEDS, CEREAL, LEGUMES Barley, any variety (gallon) Cotton (one stalk) Kleingrass seed (gallon) Oats, any variety (gallon) Peanuts, bundle Rye, any variety (gallon) Speltz, any variety (gallon) Sunflower, one head Wheat, all Varieties (gallon) All Other

Corn, most uniform single ear, any variety, (separate entry form from class of ten)

EXCEPTIONAL EXHIBITS Exhibits of an Exceptional nature, curios, fruits, vegetables, of exceptional quality and size are welcomed and will be given ribbons at the discretion of the committee in charge of respective departments.

CORN, GRAIN, SORGHUM

OPEN SHOW AWARDS

Corn, Yellow (10 ears) Corn, white (10ears) Corn, Hybrid (10 ears) Corn, all other varieties (10 ears) Milo, any variety (10heads) Hegari (10 heads)

Grand Champion Agriculture Entry - $50 Cash Award, Lochte Feed & General Store Exhibitor With the Most Accumulated Points - GCFFA Best Exhibit Vegetable Gillespie County Soil and Water Conservation District #220

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Best Exhibit Pumpkin Maxine Jung Best Exhibit Melon Southwest Granite Company Best Exhibit Nuts Gary Hahn Best Exhibit Eggs Cullen Sauer Best Exhibit Fruit Milton Jung Best Exhibit Seed and Cereal Crops - Becker Vineyards Best Exhibit Corn, Grain, and Sorghum - H. Moellering Construction, LLC

JUNIOR SHOW AWARDS Grand Champion Junior Exhibit - $50 Cash Award Kirsten Moss

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Junior Exhibitor with Most Accumulated Points - Billy & Betty Roeder Best Junior Exhibit Vegetable Maxine Jung Best Junior Exhibit Pumpkin Chester and Sandy Ellebracht Best Junior Exhibit Melon Schmidt Electric Best Junior Exhibit Nut Edward Stroeher, Realtor Best Junior Exhibit Eggs Lindsay Crenwelge - In Honor of Barbara Crenwelge Best Junior Exhibit Fruit Kenny Bode Best Junior Exhibit Seed and Cereal Crops - Lochte’s Feed & General Store Best Junior Exhibit Corn, Grain and Sorghum - Hill Country Antique Tractor and Engine Club.

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Home Products COMMITTEE: LaVerne Jenschke, Chairman, Sheree Burrow, Bonnie Eckhardt, Britney Ottmers, MaKayla Samford, Tonya Sultemeier

• All Items need to be picked up between 4-5 p.m., Sunday, August 28, 2022. At 5 p.m. items will be taken to the office.

Plum (1 pint) Tomato (1 pint) Combination Jams (1 pint) Miscellaneous Jams (1 pint)

JUDGES:

CLASS: BEANS

CLASS: JELLY

Jacque Behrens, McCulloch County Extension Agent Elna Preston, Llano Arin Smith, Stonewall • ALL PRODUCTS MUST BE EXHIBITED IN STANDARD BRAND JARS ONLY, WITH LIDS. (BALL, KERR, MASON, ETC.) CAPS AND LIDS MUST BE CLEAN. RUSTY OR DIRTY LIDS ARE NOT ACCEPTED. DECORATOR OR COLORED JARS ARE NOT ACCEPTABLE. • NO ARTIFICIAL COLORING MAY BE ADDED TO PRODUCT AND NO PARAFFIN WAX USED AS SEALENT. • No refrigerated products will be accepted due to temperature control.

• All products must be sealed, with the exception of pecans, dried products and honey.

• All products must be prepared by Exhibitor between September 1, 2021 and August 25, 2022; current years product only.

• No meat products.

Premiums will be paid to first three places: First place: $4.00 Second Place: $3.00 Third Place: $2.00 • Home Products pictures will be taken at approximately 1 p.m. on Friday, August 26, 2022. All pictures will be taken at time scheduled – THERE WILL BE NO MAKE-UP PICTURES.

Beans, Blackeye peas (dried, 1 quart) Beans, Lima (dried, 1 quart) Beans, Pinto (dried, 1 quart) Beans, Snap (dried, 1quart)

CLASS: CANNED FRUIT Apples ( 1 quart) Apples, spiced (1 quart) Juice, Grape (1 quart) Peaches (1 quart) Peaches, spiced (1 quart) Pears (1 quart) Pears, spiced (1 quart) Combination Fruit (1 quart) Other Pickled Fruit (1 quart) Miscellaneous Canned Fruit (1 quart) Dried Fruits (1quart)

CLASS: CANNED VEGETABLES Beets (1 quart) Gumbo (1 quart) Okra &Tomatoes (1 quart) Okra, Pickled (1 quart) Pepper, Green Sweet (1 quart) Pepper, Hot (1 quart) Tomatoes (1 quart) Tomato Juice (1 quart) Combination (1 quart) Other Pickled Vegetable (1 quart) Dry Vegetables (1 quart)

CLASS: JAMS Apricots (1 pint) Apple (1 pint) Berry (1 pint) Fig (1 pint) Grape (1 pint) Peach (1 pint)

Apple (1 pint) Agarita (1 pint) Apricot (1 pint) Berry (1 pint) Cherry (1 pint) Grape, Domestic (1 pint) Grape, Wild (1 pint) Combination Jelly (1 pint) Miscellaneous Jelly (1 pint)

CLASS: PRESERVES Apricot (1 pint) Berry (1 pint) Fig (1 pint) Peach (1 pint) Pear (1 pint) Pie Melon (1 pint) Plum (1 pint) Tomato (1 pint) Combination (1 pint) Miscellaneous Preserves (1 pint)

CLASS MISCELLANEOUS Pickled Eggs (1 quart) Honey (1 quart) Lard (1 quart) Molasses (1 quart) Pecans, shelled (1 quart) Sauerkraut (1 quart)

CLASS: PICKLES Bread & Butter (1 quart) Dill (1 quart) Kosher, Dill (1 quart) Kosher, Hot Dill (1 quart) Salt (1 quart) Sour (1 quart) Sweat (1 quart)

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CLASS: RELISHES Chow Chow (1 pint) Chutney (1 pint) Conserve (1 pint) Hot Relishes (1 pint) Picante Sauce (1 pint) Sweet Relishes (1 pint) Salsa-Hot (1 pint) Salsa-Regular (1 pint) Squash Relish (1 pint) Sauces (1 pint) Miscellaneous Relish (1 pint) JELLY is made from fruit juices; the product is clear, and firm enough to its shape when turned out of the container JAM is made from crushed or ground fruit; tends to hold its shape but generally is less firm than jelly PRESERVES are whole fruits or large pieces of fruit in thick syrup, often slightly jellied

HOME PRODUCT AWARDS Grand Champion Home Products - $50 Cash Award - Jackie Pehl and LaVerne Jenschke Best Jams & Jellies - GCFFA Best Canned Fruit - Jackie Pehl Best Canned Vegetable Edward Stroeher, Realtor Best Pickles - Fredericksburg Standard Radio Post Best Relishes - H-E-B Best Other Pickled Vegetable Jackie Pehl

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Wool & Mohair COMMITTEE: Brad Roeder, Chairman, and Keven Eckhardt, Mike McMahon, Tiffany Roeder and Corrine Wahrmund JUDGE: Roy Walston, Ret., Kerr County Extension Office • Adult wool clip not over 13 months.

• Mohair not over 7 months; Lamb wool not over 16 months.

• All fleeces weighed and tagged before judging.

Fleeces must be exhibited in plastic bags.

• If, in the opinion of the judge, the fleece is not a 2022 clip, it may be disqualified.

• All entries must be in Exhibition Hall no later than 6 p.m. on Thursday, August 25, 2022.

• All Items need to be picked up between 4-5 p.m., Sunday August 28, 2022. At 5 p.m., items will be taken to the office.

• Pictures will be taken at approximately 1 p.m. on Friday August 26 2022.

• Names of Producers will be shown after clips have been judged.

PREMIUMS WILL BE PAID TO FIRST THREE PLACES:

Grand Champion Wool Fleece of Open Show - Woolsacks

OPEN SHOW MOHAIR CLASS: MOHAIR 1. Aged Angora Billy 2. Yearling Angora Billy 3. Angora Billy Kid 4. Aged Angora Doe 5. Yearling Angora Doe 6. Angora Doe Kid

OPEN WOOL SHOW CLASS: WOOL

• Ribbons will be awarded 1st through 3rd place

WOOL OPEN SHOW AWARDS

1. Aged Ewe 2. Yearling Ewe 3. Aged Ram 4. Yearling Ram

MOHAIR OPEN SHOW AWARDS

First Place: $4.00 Second Place: $3.00 Third Place: $2.00

Grand Champion Mohair Fleece of Open Show Woolsacks

FFA, 4-H Educational Exhibits INTENTION OF ENTERING EXHIBIT MUST BE MADE KNOWN TO AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE NO LATER THAN AUGUST 12, 2022 TO ADAM JUNG 830-456-3527 OR FAIR OFFICE 830-997-2359 SO PROPER SPACE MAY BE ARRANGED. • Booth will be 6’x8’. Any attractive background may be used, but must be mounted on a board placed on a table.

Cave Creek 4-H Doss 4-H County Creek 4-H Willow Creek 4-H Hill Country 4-H St. Mary’s 4-H Stonewall 4-H Wrede 4-H Cross Mountain 4-h Harper FFA Harper 4-H Fredericksburg FFA

• Educational exhibits will all be judged on individual merit. Judges will decide educational merits. Rosettes will be awarded in all categories.

• Prize money will be distributed evenly provided the booth meets educational merits.

ORGANIZATIONAL EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS MUST BE ORIGINAL. ALL DISPLAYS MUST BE CONSTRUCTED BY THE ORGANIZATIONS EXHIBITING. COMMERCIALLY PREPARED EXHIBITS WILL BE INELIGIBLE. • Educational exhibits will booth be judged, each booth will receive equal recognition • Prize money will be distributed, provided the booth meets educational merits • Organizations are limited to one entry in Educational Exhibits. Reservations for

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exhibit space for Educational Exhibits must be made before August 12, 2022.

• Limited to Gillespie County organizations and those listed below. Educational exhibits may be entered by 4-H Council, FFA Chapters, Future Homemakers Chapters of Gillespie County, Gillespie County Extension, County Conservation District, D.E., I.C.T., V.O.E, H.O.S.A, Auto Mechanics, C.V.A.E. Farm Management, C.V.A.E. Home and Community Services.

One entry: $20 Two entries: $40 Three entries: $60 Four entries: $80 Five entries: $100 For more than 10 entries, $10 will be added for each additional exhibit.

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Gillespie County Hay Show COMMITTEE: Brad Roeder, Chairman; Dwayne Beyer and Allen Ersch, Co-Chairmen, and Clark Behrends, Scott Crenwelge, Jimmy Duecker ENTRY DEADLINE: Entries must be turned in by the end of July. Please contact Gillespie County Extension Office at 830-997-3542.

Entries will be collected at the following places: • Lochte Feed and general Store – Fredericksburg • Beyer Fertilizer and Feed – Fredericksburg

RULES AND REGULATIONS

The following rules and regulations shall apply with no intended discrimination against any individual or group. *Non-injurious foreign material includes weeds, weedy 1. Any hay producer or buyer who has hay in his possession grasses, sedges, bushes, at the time of show may exhibit stubble, and stalks and other residue from other crops, hay that he owns. Entries manure, and other nonlimited to hay produced in Gillespie and adjacent counties injurious but objectionable matter. only.

2. Any individual may exhibit as many samples as he wishes from different cuttings and he may have entries in as many classes as he chooses.

3. An entry is a complete • Behrends Feed and Fertilizer commercially produced – Harper bale, round bale or small conventional bale. Bales will be • Behrends Feed and Fertilizer cored and returned to owner – Luckenbach with a sample for display removed.

• Allied Ag Services – Stonewall Round bales will be Collected • In lieu of prize money, the fair association will pay the entire fee for the protein and nitrate analysis for the first entry person. Persons entering more than one bale in the show will pay all testing fees on the second and all additional entries.

• Exhibits will be set up by committee on Wednesday, August 24, 2022, at 9 a.m. the Fair Grounds.

• The purpose of the Gillespie County Hay Show is to provide educational information on forage quality for producers and buyers.

heating, hot, wet, musty, moldy, caked, badly shattered, or broken, badly weathered, badly frosted, or very dusty.

and cored at Beyer Fertilizer and Feed. Small bales may be taken to any warehouse/ individual listed above. Round bales must go to Beyer’s to be processed.

4. An entry will be disqualified when it contains more than a trace of injurious foreign material. This includes injurious plants such as bullnettle, briars, headed sandburs, mature Texas wintergrass, or Aristida (needlegrass) species, with needles attached and poisonous plants. Presence of hardware such as nails, wire, and other matter which is injurious when fed to livestock will disqualify an entry.

6. Ribbons will be awarded on the basis of the following classification groupings: 1st blue 2nd red 3rd white 7. Round bales must be a minimum of 4 feet tall. Square bales must be a standard size bale.

8. If nitrates are over 1%, hay will be disqualified.

OFFICIAL CLASSES FOR THE SHOW: CLASS A: PERENNIAL GRASSES Entries containing not more than 10%of other hay grasses: a. Bermudagrass, costal b. Lovegrass (Ermelo and common weeping lovegrass) c. Kleingrass

5. An entry will be disqualified when it has any objectionable odor; when it is under cured,

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CLASS B: ANNUAL GRASSES

Entries containing not more than 10% of other hay grasses: a Cane b. Hegari c. Sudan-sorghum hybrids (e.g.Grazer, Haygrazer, Green M, Green-Gro, Sudax-11. Sweet Su, Leafy Su, Hy-Su, Kow Kandy, Trudau, etc.)

8. All entries and analysis reports can be picked up by producer after 5 p.m., and no later than 6 p.m., Sunday, August 28, 2022. All hay entries left after 6 p.m., Sunday, August 28, 2022 become the property of the Gillespie County Fair & Festivals Association.

HAY SHOW TROPHIES Grand Champion Perennial Hay - Allied Ag Services Reserve Champion perennial Hay - Hill Country Titles, Inc. Grand Champion Annual Hay - Bierschwale Credit and Lending.

Reserve Champion Annual Hay - Gordon’s Repair Shop

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Home Skills Department Rules 1. NO PERSON WILL BE PERMITTED TO EXHIBIT ANY ARTICLE OF WHICH HE OR SHE IS NOT THE OWNER.

Premiums not picked up within 60 days of fair closing will be forfeited.

ALL ENTRIES MUST BE A PRODUCT HANDCRAFTED, GROWN, CANNED, BAKED, ETC. BETWEEN SEPTEMBER 1, 2021 AND AUGUST 25, 2022.

Only residents of Gillespie County and adjoining counties may enter and all entries must be from Gillespie County or surrounding counties.

2. All articles shall be numbered by tag.

3. All articles must be entered and labeled by the person in charge of the respective departments, and will remain under his/ her charge until the close of the fair.

The management will exercise due care, but will not be responsible for accident or losses.

4. Premiums won in the AGRICULTURE AND HOME SKILLS DEPARTMENTS will be paid at the INFORMATION COUNTER in the HALL OFFICE as soon as Premium books have been completed on Sunday of the fair, or upon picking up entries when fair is over.

5. Premiums won by clubs entering Community and Education Exhibits will be paid by check, which will be mailed soon after the fair.

Checks must be cashed within 60 days after the fair or they will be forfeited to the management.

6. During the fair, no exhibit in any department will be allowed to be removed from the grounds without a permit.

Permits can be obtained at the Secretary’s Office in an emergency.

10. No lotteries of any kind, including selling of chances, prize drawings, etc., will be allowed on the grounds.

11. In order to give visitors an opportunity to see all exhibits at the Fair on the day, no exhibits shall be removed before 5 p.m. on Sunday.

ITEMS NEED TO BE PICKED UP BETWEEN 4-5 P.M., SUNDAY, AUGUST 28, 2022.

AT 5 P.M. ITEMS WILL BE TAKEN TO THE FAIR OFFICE. Exhibits not removed Sunday night must be removed the Tuesday morning after the Fair.

8. Competition in the adult division is open to all persons.

Items not picked up within 30 days of fair closing will become the property of Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association.

9. Thursday, prior to the opening of the fair and exhibition, the chairmen will be on the grounds to receive and arrange article in the respective departments.

12. No entry will be allowed to show in the Junior Show and the Open Show. Exhibitor must have separate entries to exhibit in each category.

7. Premiums will be designated by ribbons.

The Exhibition Hall will be closed to spectators until the official opening of the fair on Friday.

Home Skills Department Entries will be taken on Thursday, August 25, 2022, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. No entries will be accepted after 6 p.m.

Pictures will be taken at approximately 2-2:30 p.m., Friday, August 26, 2022. All pictures will be taken at time scheduled; no makeup pictures will be taken.

Premiums will be paid to first three places: First Place: $4.00 Second Place: $3.00 Third Place: $2.00 Only one 1st, 2nd, and 3rd, place will be awarded in each category.

SPECIAL RULES 1. No entry fee will be charged. Premiums will be paid as per the report of the awarding committee at close of Fair.

2. Articles that have been exhibited at any previous exhibitions of the Gillespie County Fair, shall not be permitted to compete for any premiums, but may be placed on exhibition.

3. Articles in this department can be exhibited only by the maker.

4. Articles may only be entered in one department and may not be exhibited to compete for more than one premium.

5. Separate entries must be made for individual prizes and displays. Articles competing for special prizes must be entered accordingly. Exhibitor is to make choice on which department to enter article where it may be judged.

6. All imported articles are strictly prohibited from competition but may be places on exhibition.

7. COMMERCIAL, PREVIOUS ENTRIES, OR ARTICLES NOT MADE BY EXHIBITOR ARE FOR DISPLAY ONLY. 8. A “specimen” must be an article entirely finished.

9. Articles will not be received which are soiled or unfit for exhibition. Each article must be new.

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10. No exhibitor will be allowed to interfere in any way with the judges in the performance of their duties. Anyone violating this rule will be excluded from competition.

11. Awarding of prizes shall be left to the discretion of the judges, the decision to be based on the worthiness of the exhibit.

12. All articles not removed Sunday night must be removed from Exhibition Hall between 8:30 and 10:30 a.m., Tuesday, August 30, 2022. The committee cannot be held responsible for theft or damage to articles left after that time. ITEMS NOT PICKED UP WITHIN 30 DAYS OF FAIR CLOSING WILL BECOME PROPERTY OF GCFFA. 13. EXHIBITORS MAY OBTAIN PROPERTY AFTER 4 P.M., LAST DAY OF THE FAIR. NO ARTICLE SHALL BE REMOVED BEFORE THAT TIME. ONLY AUTHORIZED MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE MAY REMOVE ANY EXHIBITED ARTICLE.

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Baking & Candy - Class A COMMITTEE: Virginia Feuge, Corrine Jung & Trudy Ybarra, Co-Chairmen JUDGES: Carol Durst, Fredericksburg Sharon Kasper, Harper Pam Ransleben, Fredericksburg Judy Vordenbaum, Fredericksburg • Exhibitors are requested to bring cookies and candy on a paper plate covered with a resealable zip bag, ready for display.

• All baked and candy items must be prepared by exhibitors only; no commercial items accepted.

• Winner must provide their winning entry recipe.

BREAD- YEAST BREADS/ ROLLS 1/2 Loaf of Whole Wheat 1/2 Loaf of Whole Grain 1/2 Loaf of Pumpernickel 1/2 Loaf of Rye 1/2 Loaf Sourdough 1/2 Loaf of White Rolls, Dinner (1/2 dz.)

Other

SWEET YEAST BREAD 1/2 Loaf of Coffee Cake, Yeast

Rolls, Sweet (1/2 dz.)

1/2 Loaf of Bread, Sweet Doughnuts, yeast (1/2 dz.)

Other

QUICK BREADS Biscuits (1/2 dz.)

Muffins (1/2 dz.)

White Cornbread (1/2 dz.)

Yellow Cornbread (1/2 dz.)

Doughnuts, No Yeast (1/2dz.)

1/2 Loaf Coffee Cake 1/2 Loaf Fruit Bread, any kind 1/2 Loaf of Nut Bread 1/2 Loaf of Vegetable Bread, any kind Other

PIES/COBBLERS (1/2 OR WHOLE) Custard Pies, any kind Fruit Pies, any kind Pecan Pies Vegetable Pies, any kind Cobbler Other

CAKES 1/2 of Angel Food 1/2 of Chocolate 1/2 of Fruit 1/2 German Chocolate 1/2 of Marble 1/2 of Pound 1/2 of Spice

1/2 of Vegetable 1/2 of White 1/2 of Yellow Cupcakes (1/2 dz.)

Other

CANDY (6 PIECES EACH DISPLAY) Caramel Divinity Fudge Nut, Any Peanut Brittle Pralines Other

COOKIES, BAR (6 PER PLATE) Cereal Chocolate Coconut Fruit Nut Vegetable White Other

BAKING AND CANDY AWARDS

COOKIES (6 PER PLATE) Butterscotch Cookies, any variety Cereal Cookies, any variety Chocolate Chip Cookies Chocolate Cookies, any variety Coconut

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Decorated, any variety Fruit Cookie, any variety Ginger Snaps Ice Box Cookies, any variety M&M Cookies Macaroons and Kisses, any variety Molasses Cookies, any variety No Bake Cookies, any Variety Nut Cookies, any variety Oatmeal cookies Peanut Butter Cookies Shaped Cookies Snickerdoodles Spice Cookies Sugar Cookies Vegetable Cookies Other

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GRAND Champion Baking and Candy - $50 Cash Award Cash Money Best Quick Product - H-E-B Best Sweet Yeast Bread Hohmann’s General Store Best Yeast Bread Ursula Worrell Best Cake - Pam Gage Best Candy - Billy Johnson, State Farm Insurance Best Cookie - Fredericksburg, Titles, Inc. Best Bar Cookie - H-E-B Best Pie - H-E-B

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Needlework - Class B COMMITTEE: Stacy Akin, Sarah Janc, Co-Chairmen; Julie Dueker

Machine Embroidery, any specimen Outline Pillow Case Outline Scarf Painted Embroidery Pillow Pillow case Place Mat Purse Quilt Table Cloth Table Scarf Bed Set, Embroidered All Other

JUDGES: Nancy Lester, Eldorado Sharon Swindle, Kingsland • Articles in this department must be made by exhibitor in the last year between September 1, 2021, and August 25, 2022.

• Commercial or other entries for display only

EMBROIDERY

CROSS STITCH

Appliqué, any specimen Candle Wicking Crewel Embroidery, any specimen Crewel Embroidery, Picture, Large Crewel Embroidery, Picture, Small Crewel Embroidery, Pillows Cup Towels Guest Towels Handkerchief Lunch Cloth Luncheon Set Machine Embroidered Apron

Cross Stitch Apron Cross Stitch Pillow Cross Stitch Pillow Case Cross Stitch Tablecloth Cross Stitch table Scarf Other

Large: (155 thru 320 square inches) X-Large: (321+ square inches) Stamped Cross Stitch Picture: Small: (0 thru 80 square inches) Medium: (81 thru 154 square inches) Large: (155 thru 320 square inches) X-Large: (321+ square inches)

NEEDLEPOINT Any article (plastic canvas judged in Arts and Crafts)

NEEDLEWORK AWARDS Grand Champion Needlework - $50 Cash Award - Anonymous Best of Show Embroidery - GCFFA Best of Show Cross Stitch Gillespie County Farm Bureau Best of Show Cross Stitch Picture - GCFFA Best of Show Needlepoint - In Memory of Emma Ransleben

CROSS STITCH PICTURES

(Measurement Includes matting & Frame) Counted Cross Stitch Picture: Small: (0 thru 80 square inches) Medium: (81 thru 154 square inches)

Sewing - Class C COMMITTEE: Stacy Akin, Sarah Janc, Co-Chairmen; Julie Dueker JUDGES: Nancy Lester, Eldorado Sharon Swindle, Kingsland • Articles in this department must be made by the Exhibitor in the last year between September 1, 2021 and August 25, 2022.

• Commercial or other entries for display only.

• Please bring all sewing items in a plastic cover.

APPAREL Aprons Boy’s shirt Men’s Shirt Child’s Dress Teenage Dress Ladies’ Dress Housecoat Ladies’ Blouse Ladies’ Skirt Ladies’ Suit Ladies’ Jacket/ coat Pajamas Pant Suit Purses

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Table Runner Vest Pillow Other, any specimen

BED COVERINGS Appliqué, Hand Appliqué, Machine Colored Embroidery Cross Stitch Patchwork

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SEWING AWARDS Grand Champion Sewing $50 Cash Award Fredericksburg Inn & Suites Best of Show Apparel GCFFA Best In Show Bedspreads - Lindsay Crenwelge, Fredericksburg Guest House Reservations

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Infant - Class D COMMITTEE: Stacie Akin and Sarah Janc, Chairmen; Julie Duecker, Co-Chairman JUDGES: Nancy Lester, Eldorado Sharon Swindle, Kingsland • Please bring infants’ apparel in plastic covers • COMMERCIAL, PREVIOUS ENTRIES, OR ARTICLES NOT MADE BY EXHIBITOR ARE FOR DISPLAY ONLY.

INFANT APPAREL

INFANT BEDDING/ ACCESSORIES

Baby Ensemble Bib Booties Infants’ Saque Mittens Sweater, Childs Other

Baby Blanket Baby Pillow Infants’ Quilt, Embroidery Infants’ Quilt, Pieced Infants’ Quilt, Quilted Crocheted Baby Afghan Knitted Baby Afghan Infants’ Quilt, Appliquéd Other

INFANT AWARDS Grand Champion Infant $50 Cash Award - Pam Gage Best of Show Infant Apparel - GCFFA Best of Show Infant Bedding and Accessories - GCFFA

Crochet & Knitting - Class E COMMITTEE: Kirsten Moss, Sally Barrow, Chairmen; Pat Weinheimer, Co-Chairman JUDGES: Sandi Wuest, Fredericksburg Wendy Solberg, Boerne

Lap Robe, Any Stitch (smaller than 48”x60”) Bag/ Purse Hat/Mittens Hot Pad/Pot Holder Scarf Shawl/Poncho Sweater/Vest, Adult Sweater/Vest, Child’s Other

• No soiled or damaged items will be accepted for judging.

• COMMERCIAL, PREVIOUS ENTRIES, OR ARTICLES NOT MADE BY EXHIBITOR ARE FOR KNITTING, THREAD DISPLAY ONLY. Any item

CROCHET, THREAD

KNITTING, FINE YARN

Bedspread/Tablecloth/ Wall Hanging/Curtain Centerpiece/Runner Doily/Collar Other

Scarf/Shawl Sweater/Vest Other

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Afghan (48” x 60” or larger) Bag/Purse Lap Robe, (smaller than 48” x 60”) Bag/Purse Scarf Hat/Mittens Shawl/Poncho Sweater/Vest, Plain stitch Sweater/Vest, Pattern Stitch Sweater/Vest, Color Stitch

Shawl/Scarf Other

CROCHET OTHER YARN Afghan, Fancy Stitch Pattern (48” x 60” or larger) Afghan, Granny Square/Ripple Stitch (48” x 60” or larger) Afghan, Any Other Pattern (48” x 60” or larger)

Socks Novelty Yarn, Any Item Other

MISCELLANEOUS TECHNIQUES Doll/Toy Felting, Any Item Tatting, Any Item Weaving, Any Item Machine Knitting All other

CROCHET AND KNITTING AWARDS Grand champion Crochet and Knitting - $50 Cash

KNITTING ALL OTHER YARN

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Award - Mid-Texas Health Care Association, PA Best of Show Crochet Thread/ Fine Yarn - GCFFA Best of Show Crochet/Yarn – Hill Country Refrigeration, Inc. Best of Show Knitting Thread/ Fine Yarn - Hill Country Refrigeration, Inc Best of Show Knitting Yarn Fredericksburg Titles, Inc. Best of Show Afghan - GCFFA Best of Show Miscellaneous Techniques - GCFFA

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Handspun Yarns - Class F A DESCRIPTION IS TO BE ATTACHED TO EACH ENTRY STATING TYPE OF FIBER/FIBERS USED AND THE TECHNIQUE.

COMMITTEE: Debbie Russell,

Chairman

JUDGE: Beth Cunningham, Fredericksburg

KNIT Adult Garment Afghan/Blanket Child’s Garment Shawl/Scarf Hats/Mittens/Socks Other

CROCHET

WOVEN RIDGED HEDDLE LOOM

Adult Garment Afghan/Blanket Child’s Garment Shawl/Scarf Hats/Mittens/Socks Other

WOVEN MULTI-SHAFT LOOM

Now accepting all commercial spun fiber items. Commercial spun warp may be used with handspun weft.

Adult Garment Afghan/Blanket Child’s Garment Other

Now accepting all commercial spun fiber items. Commercial spun warp may be used with handspun weft.

Adult Garment Afghan/Blanket Child’s Garment Other

LILY COKER MEMORIAL SKEIN CONTEST: Must be all handspun fibers.

Tied in at least 4 places with self yarn. Each skein is to have a card attached stating type of fiber/fibers used.

Fine Yarn Medium Yarn Thick Yarn Novelty Yarn

HANDSPUN YARNS AWARDS Grand Champion Handspun Yarns - $50 Cash Award Kendra Jung Daycare Best of Show Knit Handspun In Memorial To Sally Davenport - GCFFA Best of Show Crochet Handspun - Kendra Jung Daycare Best of Show Woven MultiShaft Loom - Kendra Jung Daycare Best of Show Woven Ridged Heddle Loom - GCFFA Best of Show Lily Coker Memorial Skein - GCFFA

Rugs - Class G COMMITTEE: Minnie Feuge, Chairman; Pat Novian and Deborah Phelps, Co-Chairmen JUDGE:

• COMMERCIAL, PREVIOUS ENTRIES, OR ARTICLES NOT MADE BY EXHIBITOR ARE FOR DISPLAY ONLY.

Ann Feller, Llano

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(limit 2 to an exhibitor) Braided Crocheted Hooked Rag Latch Hook

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RUG AWARD Grand Champion Rug $50 Cash Award Fredericksburg Publishing Co., Inc., Fredericksburg StandardRadio Post

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Quilts - Class H COMMITTEE: Minnie Feuge, Chairman; Pat Novian and Deborah Phelps, Co-Chairmen JUDGE Ann Feller, Llano • Quilts must be a miniature, small, double, queen, or king size quilt and must be pieced and quilted by person or group entering the quilt.

• Miniature Quilts: length plus width must be no more than 48 inches.

• Small Quilt (Wall Hanging/ Table Runner): Length plus width must be at least 48 inches, but less than 120 inches.

• Double, Queen and King: Length plus width must be no less than 120 inches, and not to exceed 240 inches.

• All size quilts must have a minimum of 3-inch width sleeve along the top back of quilt for hanging. Miniature quilts do not require a sleeve as they will be pinned to a back drop, and hung by coat hangers.

• Any quilt longer than 100 inches MUST have the bottom turned up to back, pinned with safety pins or taped in place • All sized quilts MUST have an identification label affixed to the back of the quilt.

• ANY QUILT NOT MEETING THESE REQUIREMENTS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

AWARDS • Only first-place winners are eligible for Best of Show in each Category.

• Grand Champion will be awarded to only “one person” quilts and eligible to receive the $50 additional premium.

• Must be pieced and quilted by only one person. No group quilt will be eligible for this award.

• All other Best of Show quilts are eligible for the Reserve Grand Champion including the group quilt.

• No commercial quilts permitted except for display (no award given) and only if the space is available for hanging.

CATEGORIES - Group Quilt (2 or more people or a bee), any size - Hand Quilted-Whole Cloth or Pieced any size - Machine Quilted - Whole Cloth or Pieced, any size

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- Miniature Quilt (hand or machine quilted) - Small Quilt (Wall Hanging/ Table Runner –hand or machine quilted)

QUILTED GARMENT, ACCESSORY Any quilted garment and technique done by hand or machine

QUILT AWARDS Grand Champion Best of Show Quilt - $50 Cash Award Vereins Quilt Guild Reserve Grand Champion Quilt - Jason and Rebecca Priess Best of Show Wall Hangings/ Table Runner - GCFFA Best of Show Hand Quilted Linda McCann in Memory of Dolores Meier Best of Show Machine Quilted - City Mattress Upholstery Best Group Quilt - Kent Stehling Insurance Agency Best of Show Quilted Clothing or Accessory - GCFFA Best of Show Mini Quilt Jane Convery

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Children’s - Class I (ages up to 11 years) COMMITTEE: Kristen Crenwelge & Cheryl Sione, Co-Chairmen JUDGES: Cody & Jennifer Page, Llano Angela Fiedler, Comfort Keely Corona, Fredericksburg • Limit five items per exhibitor.

• Limit one item per category to avoid competing against oneself.

• Age groups will be 0-5, 6-8, and 9-11.

• Limit two items in sewing.

ART Color Pages - Crayon Color Pages - Marker Drawing - Color Pencil Drawing - Crayon Drawing - Marker Drawing - Mixed Media Drawing - Regular Pencil Drawing - Other Painting - Acrylic/Oil Painting - By Number Painting - Finger Painting - Tempura Painting - Watercolor Pastels Mixed Media Handprint Art Any Other Art

PHOTOGRAPHY

CRAFTS

Animal Landscape Portrait Still Life

Ceramics Dough/Clay Jewelry Pot Holders Leatherworks Paper Crafts - Scrapbooking Paper Crafts - Other Perler Bead Crafts Sand Art - Flat Page Sand Art - Bottle/Jars Seed Pictures Sun Catchers Wood Working Any Other Craft Bling Art Duct Tape Craft - Accessories Duct Tape Craft - Crafts (Flower, etc.)

Loom Craft - Free Hand Bracelets

MODELS Legos - Kit - Parent Assisted Legos - Kit - Non-parent Assisted Legos - Original Design Non-Moving Legos - Original Design Moving • (GCFFA volunteers will not move Lego models. They must be delivered and placed by exhibitors.)

Non-Legos - Knex Non-Legos - Plastic Kits Non-Legos - Wood Non-Legos - Any Other

NEEDLEWORK/SEWING/ QUILTING Needlework - Cross Stitch Needlework - Crochet/Knit Item Needlework - Any Other Sewing - Clothing Sewing - Clothing Accessories Sewing - Home Accessories Sewing - Any Other Item Quilting - Quilted Item Adult Assisted Quilted - Quilted Item

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Loom Craft Kit/Pattern Bracelets Loom Craft - Any other

CHILDREN AGES 0-11 AWARDS GRAND Champion Over All, Ages 0-11 - $50 Cash Award - Hill Country Pest Control of Fredericksburg Best Exhibit Art - Gillespie County Farm Bureau Best Exhibit Crafts Ages 0-11 – MJL5 Livestock Best Exhibit Models Ages 0-11 – MJL5 Livestock Best Exhibit Needlework/ Sewing /Quilting - GCFFA Best Exhibit Photography GCFFA

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Children’s - Class J (12 to 18 years) COMMITTEE: Linda Heimann, Metal Art Chairman; Amy Heimann, Non-Sewing Accessories Co-Chairman Paper Craft Wall Art JUDGES: Woodworking Craft Jim and Sue Reeves, Llano Any Other • Limit five items per exhibitor.

MODELS • Limit one item per category Legos - Original Stationary, to avoid competing against Model-building, character, oneself. statue, boat, etc.

• Age groups will be 12-14, Legos - Original mechanism, and 15-18 Model-moving creations • Limit 2 garments in sewing All Other ART Drawing - Colored Pencil Drawing - Crayon Drawing - Ink Drawing - Marker Drawing - Pencil Painting - Acrylic/Oil Painting - Watercolor Pastel Mixed Media Any Other (graphic art, scratch art, etc.)

CRAFTS Beading Ceramics Dough/Clay Art Duct Tape Art Jewelry Leatherworking

Lego Guidelines: • Finished product must be no larger than 18”x18”x18”.

• Original Models can be adapted from kits, but must be exhibitor’s original interpretation.

• Judging will be on appearance, creativity and degree of difficulty for age.

• GCFFA volunteers will not move Lego models. They must be delivered and placed by exhibitors.

PHOTOGRAPHY Animal Computer altered Landscape Portrait Still Life All Other

SEWING Clothing Clothing Accessories (bag, hat, etc.)

Home Accessories (pillow, placemat, cup towels, pot holders, etc.)

Quilting (completely done by exhibitor) Any Other (stuffed animals, cloth dolls, etc)

NEEDLEWORK Counted Cross Stitch Crochet Embroidery Knitting Any Other

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CHILDREN AGES 12-18 AWARDS Grand Champion Overall Children, Ages 12-18 - $50 Shannon Cobb Best Exhibit Art Ages 12-18 GCFFA Best Exhibit Crafts Ages 12-18 GCFFA Best Exhibit Models Age 12-18 Anonymous Best Exhibit Needlework/ Sewing, Ages 12-18 - Karen & Rodney Sauer Best Exhibit Photography Ages 12-18 - GCFFA

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Arts & Crafts - Class K COMMITTEE: Stacy Jenschke,

Chairman

JUDGES: Suzanne Cobb, Fredericksburg Jane Drynan, Fredericksburg

Oil (limit 2 to an exhibitor) Pastel (limit 2 to an exhibitor) Watercolor (limit 2 to an exhibitor)

One Medium on Flat Substrate Acrylic (limit 2 to an exhibitor)

Pottery that is Handmade (limit 2 to an exhibitor)

Christmas Decorations (limit 2 to an exhibitor)

Stained Glass that is Handmade (limit 2 to an exhibitor)

Creative Stitchery/Sewing/ Embroidery (limit 2 to an exhibitor)

Graphic Art (limit 2 to an exhibitor)

• All pictures and photographs must be ready to hang with Charcoal some type of hanger on back Digital of picture, but need not be Pencil framed.

Pen • COMMERCIAL, PREVIOUS Kits ENTRIES, OR ARTICLES NOT Paint by number MADE BY EXHIBITOR ARE FOR DISPLAY ONLY. Two or More Medium on Flat Substrate • Due to limited exhibition space: 3 dimensional art or Mixed Media (limit 2 to craft size allowed is: an exhibitor) 24 inches in height, Photography (limit 2 to 24 inches width and an exhibitor) 24 inches in depth.

ART

Ceramics (limit 2 to an exhibitor)

Painted pre-made, commercial made item (limit 2 to an exhibitor) Painted organic item (limit 2 to an exhibitor) Leather (limit 2 to an exhibitor) Decoupage (limit 2 to an exhibitor) Macramé (limit 2 to an exhibitor) Sewn by Hand Item decorated or undecorated (limit 2 to an exhibitor)

CRAFTS Crafts are to be handmade by the exhibitor.

Artificial flowers (limit 2 to an exhibitor)

Jewelry that is Handmade (limit 2 to an exhibitor) Woodwork 24” x 24” in size (limit 2 to an exhibitor) Other (limit 2 to an exhibitor)

ARTS AND CRAFTS AWARDS Grand Champion Arts and Crafts - $50 Cash Award Jackie Pehl Best of Show Large Art/Craft Gillespie County Farm Bureau Best of Show Medium Art/ Craft - Jackie Pehl Best of Show Small Art/Craft - GCFFA

Porcelain Painted Item (limit 2 to an exhibitor) Sequined by Hand Item(limit 2 to an exhibitor)

Plants & Flowers - Class L COMMITTEE: Joyce Burrow, Chairman; Margie Eckhardt, Co-Chairman JUDGES: Kathy Murray, Fredericksburg Shelly Juenke, Fredericksburg • AMATEUR SHOW – NO COMMERCIAL EXHIBITS. • Potted plants must have been grown by Exhibitor.

• Name of plant must be on pot.

POTTED PLANTS

DISH GARDEN WITH VARIETY OF DIFFERENT PLANTS

Green Blooming

Best Potted Plant Joyce Burrow Best Hanging Basket Margie Eckhardt

HANGING BASKETS

Hanging Basket Potted

Green Blooming

ARRANGEMENTS

Best Succulent 2Grunirrigation, LLC

SUCCULENTS

Fresh Dried

Best Cactus - Viridis Landscape

Hanging Basket Potted

FLOWER DEPARTMENT AWARDS

CACTUS

Overall Grand Champion Award - $50 - Blumenkasten Florist - Stacey York

Hanging Basket Potted

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Best Dish Garden Fredericksburg Farms Best Arrangement - Sunnyside Lawn and Landscape

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Nursing Home - Class M COMMITTEE: Stacie Akin

EMBROIDERY

ARTS AND CRAFTS

and Sarah Janc, Chairman; Co-Chairman, Julie Duecker

Pillow Cases Cup Towels Pictures Pillows Other

Ceramics Seeded Pictures Oil Painting Wall Hanging Stuffed Animals Water Color Paintings Pencil Paintings Other

JUDGE Betsy Fredericks, Fredericksburg

QUILTING Vests Jackets Jumpers Skirts Other

CROCHET/ KNITTING Pot Holders Afghans Hot Pads Flowers Scarves Other

Best in Show Quilting Nursing Home - GCFFA Best of Show Embroidery Nursing Home - GCFFA Best of Crochet/Knitting Nursing Home - GCFFA Best of Show Arts and Crafts Nursing Home - Cynthia O. Clegg, M.D.

NURSING HOME DEPARTMENT AWARDS Grand Champion Nursing Home Trophy - Schaetter Funeral Home

Special Needs - Class N COMMITTEE: Katelyn Duecker, Chairman JUDGE Kristen Duecker • Limit two items per exhibitor.

• Limit one item per category to avoid competing against oneself.

ART Painting Drawing Mixed Media Photography

SEWING Quilting Hand Sewing Machine Sewing Stuffed Objects Other

CRAFTS

NEEDLEWORK Pillow Cases Cup Towels Pictures Pillows

CROCHET/KNITTING Pot Holders Afghans

SPECIAL NEEDS DEPARTMENT AWARDS

Hot Pads Scarves

Beadwork Ceramics Decorated clothing Jewelry Leatherwork Ornaments Plastic Canvas Pottery Wall Hangings Woodcrafts Other

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Grand Champion Special Needs - $50 Cash Award – Will Stehling DDS and Timothy Barsh, DDS Best Of Show Art Special Needs - Hometown Electric Best of Show Sewing Special Needs - Jackie Pehl Best of Show Crochet/Knitting Special Needs - Kenneth & Jaye Treibs Best of Show Crafts Special Needs - Karen & Rodney Sauer

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Gillespie County Junior Contest - Food COMMITTEE: Vicki Schmidt,

1/2 Cake, Carrot Chairman; Frances Heimann, 1/2 Cake, Chocolate Jo Jenschke, and Patsy 1/2 Cake, Chiffon Hauptrief, Co-Chairmen 1/2 Cake, German Chocolate 1/2 Cake, Hummingbird JUDGES: 1/2 Cake, Italian Cream Betsy Fredericks, 1/2 Cake, Pound Fredericksburg 1/2 Cake, Sponge Jeanette Houston, Llano Sandra Jacoby, Fredericksburg 1/2 Cake, White Linda McCann, Fredericksburg 1/2 Cake, Other Cobbler • Exhibitors are requested to Coffee Cake exhibit their products in an Cookies, Bar (1/2 dz.) attractive manner.

Cookies, No Bake (1/2 dz.)

• Trophy winners please Cookies, Formed (1/2 dz.) furnish recipe.

Cookies, Drop (1/2 dz.)

• All products must be in Cookies, rolled (1/2 dz.) standard brand and style half-pint, pint, and/or quart Cookies, Ice Box (1/2 dz.) jars and lids. No decorative or Chocolate Chip Cookies colored jars will be accepted. (1/2 dz.)

Cookies, Macaroons (1/2 dz.)

• No commercial mixes will be accepted. No puddings Cookies, Snickerdoodles (1/2 dz.) please.

Cookies, Tarts (1/2 dz.)

• NO REFRIGERATION IS AVAILABLE. Cheese Cake, Individual (1/2 dz.)

JUNIOR DIVISION BAKING Muffins (1/2 dz.)

AND CANDY Pies, Custard Bread, 1/2 Loaf, Yeast Pies, Pecan Bread, 1/2 Loaf Pies, fruit Yeast Sweet Rolls (1/2 dz.)

Brittle, 4 pieces Cornbread Candy, cooked, 4 pieces Brownies, (1/2 dz.)

Candy, Uncooked, 4 pieces 1/2 Cake, Angel Food Divinity, 4 pieces 1/2 Cake, Bunt Toffee, 4 pieces

JUNIOR DIVISION HOME PRODUCTS BEANS Blackeye Peas (1 pint) Blackeye Peas, Dried (1 pint) Lima, dried (1 pint) Pinto (1 pint) Pinto, dried (1 pint) Snap (1 pint) Whole Green (1 pint)

CANNED FRUITS Apples (1 pint) Apples, spiced (1 pint) Combination Fruit (1 pint) Peaches (1 pint) Peaches, spiced (1 pint) Pears (1 pint) Pears, spiced (1 pint) Pecans (1 pint) Other Pickled Fruit (1 pint) Dried Fruits (1 pint)

CANNED VEGETABLES Beets (1 pint) Green Beans (1 pint) Gumbo (1 pint) Okra and Tomatoes (1 pint) Okra, pickled (1 pint) Pickles, Dill (1 pint) Pickles, Sweet (1 pint) Sauerkraut (1 pint) Squash (1 pint) Tomatoes (1 pint) Tomato Juice (1 pint) Other Pickled Vegetables (1 pint) Dry Vegetables (1 pint)

RELISHES Picante Sauce (1 pint) Chow Chow (1 pint) Hot Relish (1 pint) Sweet Relish (1 pint)

JAMS, JELLIES, &PRESERVES Apricot Jam (1 pint) Peach Jam (1 pint) Plum Jam (1 pint) Apple Jelly (1 pint) Cranberry Apple Jelly (1 pint) Domestic Grape Jelly (1 pint) Wild Grape Jelly (1 pint) Peach Jelly (1 pint) Plum Jelly (1 pint) Apricot Preserves (1 pint) Peach Preserves (1 pint) Mixed Fruit Preserves (1 pint) Pear Marmalade (1 pint) Honey (1 pint) • JELLY is made from fruit juices; the product is clear, and firm enough to its shape when turned out of the container.

• JAM is made from crushed or ground fruit; tends to hold its shape but generally is less firm than jelly.

• PRESERVES are whole fruits or large pieces of fruit in thick syrup, often slightly jellied.

JUNIOR CONTEST FOOD DIVISION AWARDS Grand Champion Overall Junior Contest- $50 Cash Award - LaVerne Jenschke Outstanding Bread LaVerne Jenschke Outstanding Cake Will Stehling, DDS and Timothy Barsh, DDS, PA Outstanding Cookies Maxine Jung Outstanding Candy Corrine Wahrmund Outstanding Pie - H-E-B Outstanding Canned Goods - H-E-B Outstanding Preserved Goods - MaKayla Samford

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Livestock Rules and Regulations THE FOLLOWING ARE RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE FAIR AS DECREES

BY THE GILLESPIE COUNTY FAIR AND FESTIVALS ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS: 1. A gala street parade officially signals the start of the 134th Gillespie County Fair on Friday, Aug. 26, 2022, at 10 a.m. on Main Street. Fairgrounds will open at 1 p.m.

2. Most livestock entries must be in the hands of the fair association or postmarked on or before Monday, August 22, 2022 (Meat Goat and Lamb Futurity online by Tuesday, August 9th) or entry will be considered late.

All Livestock that enters the fair grounds must be assigned exhibition space by the division superintendents.

Any livestock stalled in the barn must be shown in competitions in the respective classes.

ENTRY FEES MUST ACCOMPANY APPLICATIONS. NO REFUNDS WILL BE MADE. Neither space nor stall for showing of animals will be allotted after the fair has officially started.

Open fans will not be allowed in Livestock Barns and no extension cords on the ground.

A properly completed entry blank is required for each animal. TEXAS ANIMALS ONLY.

3. Entry applications and pen reservations must be made to the Gillespie County Fair and Festival Association, P.O. Box 526, Fredericksburg, TX 78624.

Entry fees must accompany applications for pens and stalls. Entries to be made online at www.gillespiefair.com.

13. No livestock or tack accepted in building before Wednesday, August 26, 2022.

14. No Pets Are Allowed-Service Animals Only 15. Cattle Tie-outs on first-come, first-serve basis. RESPECT FELLOW EXHIBITORS!

4. SANITATION REGULATIONS: All livestock 16. Feed for livestock can be secured from and poultry must meet current Texas dealers in Fredericksburg.

Animal Health Commission Regulations.

17. Feed may be carried into grounds.

5. Exhibitors are responsible for feeding and watering their animals throughout the show.

18. Hay may be feed in the barn. Cattle area will use shavings.

6. Exhibition will commence on Friday, August 26, 2022 at 8 a.m. and each following day of the fair at the same hour.

19. All livestock will be bedded on wood shavings (no paper shavings).

7. No lotteries of any kind, including selling of chance, prize tickets, etc., will be allowed on the grounds.

8. Premiums will be paid at time of judging.

9. Premiums will be paid based on the classes at the DISCRETION OF THE COMMITTEE. 10. Fair association reserves the right to refuse any entries.

11. After loading and unloading, all trailers and other vehicles must be parked in the outside parking lot in designated area.

VEHICLES IN VIOLATION WILL BE TOWED AT OWNER’S EXPENSE.

20. NO ICE CHESTS ARE PERMITTED ON GROUNDS. 21. No open fans or alley fans allowed in the livestock barns - HANGING FANS ONLY 22. LIVESTOCK EXHIBITORS only will be issued free personal passes as follows: 1-2 entries: 1 pass 3-5 entries: 3 passes 6-10 entries: 4 passes 10 or more entries: 5 passes POULTRY EXHIBITORS - one pass per 5 entries.

ENTER ONLINE AT: www.gillespiefair.com

12. Will accept the first 200 head. (limit 200 head cattle).

Livestock Schedule of Events GILLESPIE COUNTRY FAIR AND FESTIVALS ASSOCIATION PRESENTS 134TH GILLESPIE COUNTY FAIR LIVESTOCK 2022

SATURDAY, AUGUST 13

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, AUGUST 6-7, 2022

- Poultry, Chickens, Ducks, Geese, Rabbits, pg. 48 (Youth Rabbit Showmanship Sat., Aug 28, after Breeding Sheep Show)

- Gillespie County Race Day Classic Steer Show, pg. 45

SATURDAY, AUGUST 13 - Meat Goat Futurity Showmanship Show

- Lamb Futurity, Pg. 47

FRIDAY, AUGUST 26

- Mini Hereford Show, Jr. Mini Hereford Show, Other Mini Cattle Breeds, pg. 50 - Dorper Breeding Sheep & Royal White Breeding Sheep, pg. 49

SATURDAY, AUGUST 27 Breeding Sheep (all but Dorpers & Royal White), pg. 49 Open Cattle, pg. 50 Angora Goats, pg. 51

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SUNDAY, AUGUST 28, 2022 Swine Showmanship Show Swine Futurity, pg. 52 Please see each referenced page for rules and regulations that apply to each show.

ENTER ONLINE AT: www.gillespiefair.com

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Race Day Classic Steer Show - August 6-7 JUDGE:

SHOW TIME:

Gary Clayton, Dublin

On Saturday, will follow weigh in & classification - time TBD. We will show all American breeds, only.

COMMITTEE: Larry Burrow,

Chairman; Dustin Althaus, Joyce Burrow, Brian and Dawn Sultemeier, Co-Chairmen, Buck & Jennifer Barnett, Robert & Ashley Bohnert, Aaron Cantwell, Scott Crenwelge, Matt & Angela Egli, Lane Ottmers

ENTRY FEE:

CLASSIC STEER SHOW AWARDS

Champion Charolais B Wise Environmental

Grand Champion Steer Keyser & Layna Ottmers (Buckle) and GCFFA (Banner)

Reserve Champion Charolais - Clark & Amy Behrends, Behrends Feed

Sunday, August 7th at 9 a.m.

- English Breeds and Exotics will show.

Reserve Champion Steer Burrow Custom Builders, LLC (Buckle) and GCFFA (Banner)

Champion Limousin - Lochte Feed and General Store

Presentations/Pictures: During Show, Buckles presented on Sunday following the show.

Champion Angus Robert & Ashley Bohnert

Late Entry Fee (At Registration Only): $60 per head

Release Time: After Exhibitor has finished showing. All Breed Champions and Reserve Breed Champions must stay for the Overall Champion Show.

*NO refunds

RULES OF THE SHOW

Any calves brought on grounds will pay full entry fee, even if not shown.

1. Open to all Steers.

July 29, 2022 or before: $40 per head

ARRIVAL TIME:

2. All steers must meet the rules of the Texas Animal Health Commission.

Barn opens Friday, August 5th, at 12 NOON. All steers must be on the grounds by 8 AM on Saturday, August 6th, and checked in.

3. Steers will be weighed & classified with a 3-man classifying system, at classifiers discretion.

5% weigh back.

Stalls will be on a first come basis. NO PRE-STALLING OR SAVING STALLS. Stalls will be limited to 4 feet per steer.

Tack will be stored along walls or outside. NO CAMPING IN STALLS, & NO COOKING ON GROUNDS!

4. Blow and Show; no trim chutes; no butt fans; generators encouraged.

There will be a designated area for trailers if you wish to show off the trailer. These will also be on a first come basis. All empty trailers will be parked in the parking lot in a designated area.

NO DOGS will be allowed on grounds except for ADA Service animals.

Check-in & registration will begin Saturday, August 6th at 9 am thru 11 am.

Reserve Champion Angus Triple I Ranch Champion Hereford Weinheimer Ranch, Inc. Reserve Champion Hereford Warren & Phylliss Ottmers Champion Shorthorn Lane & Emily Ottmers Reserve Champion Shorthorn - Chad and Jetta Eckhardt Champion Brahman Jake Wise ATMS Reserve Champion Brahman - Hard Times Enterprises Justin Sultemeier Champion Brangus Reeh Brangus

Reserve Champion Limousin Cash Money Champion Maine Anjou Aaron & Jennifer Cantwell Reserve Champion Maine Anjou - Guenther Ottmers, Jr. Champion Simmental - Buck & Jennifer Barnett Reserve Champion Simmental - Kenneth & Jaye Treibs Champion Black Crossbred Hill Country Vet Clinic, PLLC, Dr. Amy Jo Pilmer Reserve Champion Black Crossbred - Casey & Erin Worrell Champion Red Crossbred Dr. Michael & Jana Speck Reserve Champion Red Crossbred - Builders First Source

5. Bring your own shavings.

Reserve Champion Brangus - Fredericksburg Veterinary Champion AOC Center/Neal and Melissa Eckert Fredericksburg Farms

6. We will not furnish Port-A-Cools.

Champion Simbrah Hill Country Pest Control

7. One ring, one show.

Reserve Champion Simbrah - Brian, Dawn and Reed Sultemeier - In memory of Calvin Weinheimer

8. 15 Breed format-three steers constitute a breed. 4 or less steers per breed will show as one class.

9. Tie-outs available.

10. Buckles, banners, cash and various prizes awarded.

For information or questions contact: Larry Burrow at 830-889-2101 or the Fair Office at 830-997-2359

We will weigh & classify starting Saturday, at 12 noon.

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Champion Santa Gertrudis Biederman’s Ace Hardware Reserve Champion Santa Gertrudis Hard Times Enterprises Justin Sultemeier Champion ABC - Law Office of Bryla & Schoessow Reserve Champion ABC Dustin and Tana Althaus

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Reserve Champion AOC Burrow Custom Builders, LLC

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Race Day Classic Steer Show Sponsors TITLE SPONSORS

SHOW SPONSORS

Johnson City Crushed Stone Tex Mix Guido Construction

Hard Times Enterprises Trucking - Justin Sultemeier 4-B Ranch

Stroeher & Olfers, Inc. Stroeher & Sons, Inc. Chicken Express

Draggin S Livestock Lochte Feed & General Store

Meat Goat Futurity - August 13 SANCTIONED BY JUNIOR MEAT GOAT SHOW CIRCUIT, INC.

JUDGES: Mike Wallace, Lavernia Ring A Vance Christie, Tolar Ring B

COMMITTEE: Brad Roeder, Chairman; Walton Heimann, Billy Roeder and Brian Roeder, Co-Chairmen; and Timothy Dartez, Kallie Davenport, Kandice Davenport, Herbie Feller, Blaine Hahn, Becky Kott, Russell Kott, Greg Knopp, Patrick Padgett, Tim Prather, Calvin Ransleben, Wilbert Ransleben, Betty Roeder, Brittany Sanders, Roy Sanders, Brian Sultemeier and Dan Vestal.

SHOW TIME: Saturday August 13, 2022 Show A—10a.m. (Weight cards due at 9a.m.)

Show B—Immediately following 3. No painting, powdering or Show A. (Weight cards due at artificial coloring is allowed.

10a.m.)

4. Goats must be uniformly shorn 3/8” or less above the SHOWMANSHIP TIME: knee and hocks.

9:15a.m –Sanctioned by JMGSC 5. Goats will be required to have horns tipped; no sharp ENTRY FEE: point allowed. $20 per head. Late entries: $25 6. Exhibitors are allowed to use At Time of Registration halters or collars in show ring.

ONLINE ENTRY DEADLINE: Tuesday, August 9, 2022 at midnight

PRESENTATIONS/ PICTURES: 12 noon, Saturday, August 13, 2022

RULES OF THE SHOW 1. Exhibitors must be official members of 4-H or FFA organizations.

2. All animals must meet the rules of the Texas Animal Health Commission.

7. Goats must be entered by 9 a.m.

8. No trimming in pens or cattle ties.

9. Weight cards must be turned in by Saturday, August 13, at 9 a.m. Turn in your own weight card.

13. Wood shavings only allowed in pen.

14. Entries can arrive anytime on Friday.

Any questions, call Brad Roeder at 830-889-4512

MEAT GOAT FUTURITY AWARDS Grand Champion meat Goat Show A - Roeder Ranch Reserve Champion Meat Goat Show A - Sanders Show Goats Grand Champion Meat Goat Show B - Blaine and Marsha Hahn Junior Showmanship Award MJL5 Livestock

10. 4-lb weigh back from weight Intermediate Showmanship Award turned in.

MJL5 Livestock 11. Nannies or wethers may be Senior Showmanship Award shown.

MJL5 Livestock 12. Number of classes will be determined by number of entries received.

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Lamb Futurity - August 13 JUDGE:

RULES OF THE SHOW:

Luke Parr, Farmersville, TX

1. Exhibitors must be official members of 4-H or FFA organizations.

COMMITTEE: Brad Roeder,

Chairman; Walton Heimann, Billy Roeder and Brian Roeder, Co-Chairmen; and Timothy Dartez, Kallie Davenport, Kandice Davenport, Herbie Feller, Blaine Hahn, Becky Kott, Russell Kott, Greg Knopp, Patrick Padgett, Brittany Sanders, Roy Sanders, Brian Sultemeier, Lori Titsworth and Dan Vestal.

SHOW TIME: Saturday August 13, at 10 a.m.

ENTRY FEE:

12. No ram lambs may be shown. Ewe lambs can be shown.

13. NO SALE.

2. All Lambs must meet the rules of the Texas Animal Health Commission.

3. Entries per exhibitor will not be limited.

4. Lambs may enter barn on Friday night and stay at owner’s risk.

5. Lambs must be entered by 9 a.m. Saturday, August 13.

6. Weight cards turned in by 9 a.m. August 13.

$20 per head. Late entries $25.

(At Time of Entry)

7. Classes: Fine wool, Fine wool and Medium Wool Cross, Medium Wool, Dorper and Southdown.

ONLINE ENTRY DEADLINE:

8. Turn in your own weight

Tuesday, August 9, 2022 at midnight

9. A 3-peson sifting committee will classify lamb classes.

PRESENTATIONS/ PICTURES:

10. There will be a 5-lb. weight back for all placing lambs.

12 noon, Saturday, August 13

14. Washing must be done in wash racks, no trimming or drying in wash racks. Clean up wool after trimming.

Champion Southdown Fritz Southdowns Champion Fine Wool Cross - Gillespie Automotive, Inc. NAPA Auto Parts

15. NO SHEARING IN CATTLE STALLS.

Champion Fine Wool Fredericksburg Veterinary Center/Neal and Melissa Eckert

Any questions, call Brad Roeder at 830-889-4512

Champion Medium Wool Feller Show Lambs

LAMB FUTURITY AWARDS Grand Champion Lamb Three K Ranch Reserve Champion Lamb Gillespie County Farm Bureau

11. Lambs must be shorn slick; topknots and socks may be left on, if desired.

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Champion Dorper - Blazin’ Dorpers

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Poultry - August 26 JUDGE:

POULTRY CLASS DEFINITIONS

RABBITS: RULES OF THE SHOW

TBA

Standard Breed and Bantam Chickens

1. Entry fee $1 per head.

Cock: Male bird over 12 months of age

2. Show times, presentation/pictures, release same as poultry

COMMITTEE: Scott Crenwelge,

Chairman; Rodger Crenwelge, Co-Chairman, and Dan Vestal

Cockrell: Male bird under 12 months of age

ONSITE TESTING IS AVAILABLE. DO NOT COOP UNTIL CHECKED.

Pullet: Female bird under 12 months of age

ARRIVAL TIME: Thursday, August 25, 4-7 p.m.

SHOW TIME: Friday August 26, at 8 a.m.

ENTRY FEE: Chickens $1 per head, $3 per pen; Ducks/Geese: $1 per pair, $1 per pen.

ENTRY DEADLINE: Monday August 22.

PRESENTATION/PICTURES: Saturday, August 27, at 10 a.m.

RELEASE TIME: Sunday, August 28, at 10 a.m.

RULES OF THE SHOW 1. Current health regulations will be followed.

Hen: Female bird over 12 months of age Old Pen: One Cock and two Hens of same variety Young Pen: One Cockrell/two Pullets of same variety Turkeys: All singles will be awarded prizes same as standard poultry – trios same as pens

DUCKS/GEESE CLASS Best Pair Ducks Old Pen Best Pair Geese Young Pen

POULTRY AWARDS Outstanding Poultry Exhibitors - Gillespie County Farm Bureau Best standard Breed Chicken - GCFFA Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association Best Bantam Chicken - In Gillespie County Fair and Festivals Association Grand Champion Rooster - Rosette

3. If there are as many as three of the same breed and class, they will be judged separately.

Less than three in a class will be combined in one class and judged accordingly.

4. All breeds competing will be divided into Bucks over 6 months, Bucks under 6 months, Does over 6 months and Does under 6 months 5. Exhibitors are responsible for feeding and watering their animals throughout the show.

(A Youth Showmanship Class will be judged Saturday afternoon, Aug. 28, following the breeding sheep show, approx. 3pm. Any questions regarding the Showmanship Class, call the TAMU Agrilife Extension Office at 830- 997-3452.)

RABBIT CLASS Bucks, Old Bucks, Young Does, Old Does, Young

RABBIT AWARDS

2. Entry fee $1 per head; $3 per pen

Grand Champion Hen - Rosette

Outstanding Rabbit Exhibitor - Gillespie County Farm Bureau

3. Pens must be entered as pens - singles as singles

Grand Champion Cockrell - Rosette

Best Rabbit Buck - Rosette

Grand Champion Pullet - Rosette

Best Rabbit Doe - Rosette

4. No Singles can compete for pen prizes

Grand Champion Bantam Hen - Rosette

Best Young Rabbit Buck - Rosette

5. Exhibitors are responsible for feeding and watering their animals throughout the show.

Grand Champion Pen - Rosette

Best Young Rabbit Doe - Rosette

PREMIUMS AWARDED IN EACH CLASS

Grand Champion Turkey, Hen - Rosette

First place: $4.00 Second Place: $3.00 Third Place: $2.00

Grand Champion Turkey, Tom - Rosette Grand Champion Turkey, Pen - Rosette Grand Champion Duck/Geese, Pen Rosette

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Breeding Sheep - August 26-27 Breeding Sheep - August 26-27 JUDGE:

ENTRY DEADLINE:

Stuart Spruill, Stephenville

Tuesday, August 23. Pens will be assigned Wednesday, Aug. 24.

COMMITTEE: Walton

Heimann, Chairman; Brad Roeder, Co-chairman, and Daniel Crenwelge Jr., Timothy Dartez, Rodney Kott, Russell and Becky Kott, Michael McMahon, Patrick Padgett, Brian Sultemeier and Dan Vestal

ARRIVAL TIME: Friday, August 26 - in by 12 noon for Hair breeds.

All others 6 p.m.

Hair Breeds must be checked in by 2:30 p.m.

SHOWTIME: Hair Breeds, Friday, August 26, 3 p.m.

Dorpers may leave at conclusion of show All other breeds: Saturday, August 27 - Fine Wool at 9 a.m.; Medium Wool will follow Fine Wool.

ENTRY FEE: $10 per head

PRESENTATION/PICTURES: Saturday, August 27 at 1 p.m.

ALL TRAILERS & OTHER VEHICLES MUST BE PARKED IN THE MAIN PARKING LOT IN DESIGNATED AREA. WEHICLES IN VIOLATION WILL BE TOWED AT OWNERS’ EXPENCE.

RULES OF THE SHOW 1. Registration paper must be present at time of arrival, if requested.

2. Sheep originating in Texas intended for exhibition purposes must meet Texas Animal Health Commission requirements. All animals are required to have Scrapies Tags.

3. Breeders will be limited to 15 head of one breed.

4. Breeders may show only 2 sheep in any certain class.

5. No sheep may be washed outside of sheep wash rack.

6. No trimming or drying in wash rack.

7. Clean up wool after trimming.

8. Release time at conclusion of their breed.

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9. NOTE: Ewe Lamb Futurity will show during Breeding Sheep Show.

10. All Sheep will be classed according to age shown by teeth.

Any questions, call Walton Heimann at 830-992-1289 or Brad Roeder at 830-889-4512.

CLASSES IN THESE BREEDS Delaine-Merino Rambouillet Suffolk Hampshire Southdown Dorper White Dorper Other Hair Breeds

DEFINITIONS Lamb: Must have lamb teeth.

Yearling: 1 year & under 2, 2 tooth.

Aged: 2 years & over, 4 tooth and older.

Pair of sheep: 1 ewe, any age, and 1 ram any age.

Spring Lamb Class: Jan 1st and younger.

Fall Lamb Class: Sept 1stDec 31st. Lambs must have only lamb teeth showing.

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SHEEP AWARDS Outstanding Sheep Exhibitor- Segner’s Jewelers All Around Junior ShowmanshipCompassionate Care Veterinary Hospital & Dr. John Metzger, Dr. Susan Fritz & Dr. Trish Brannan Grand Champion Ram-H. Moellering Construction, LLC. Grand Champion Ewe- Fredericksburg Veterinary Center, LLC-Neal & Melissa Eckert Grand Champion Hair Breed Ram- GCFFA Grand Champion Hair Breed Ewe- GCFFA Champion Delaine-Merino Ram- Draggin’ S Livestock.

Champion Delaine-Merino Ewe- Sylvia Dominguez In Honor of Pete Martinez & Shearing Crew Champion Rambouillet Ram- MJL5 Livestock Champion Rambouillet Ewe- Kott Ranches Champion Southdown Ram- Dartez Southdowns Champion Southdown Ewe- Fritz Southdowns Champion Dorper Ram- Dondie Gage Champion Dorper Ewe- MJL5 Livestock Champion Suffolk Ram- MJL5 Livestock Champion Suffolk Ewe- Gregory Knopp, CPA ,LLC Champion Hampshire Ram- Michael and Susan McMahon Champion Hampshire Ewe- Moeller Enterprises, LLC Champion White Dorper Ram- Texas Hill Country Dorper Association Champion White Dorper Ewe- Hill Country Pump Champion Royal White Ewe- Hill Country Pump Champion Royal White Ram- Hill Country Pump

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Cattle - August 26-27 JUDGE:

SHOW RULES

Mark Ebeling, Burnet

1. The Mini Hereford Show is open to any FFA or 4-H member. Junior Mini Herefords are open to ages 3-18. If 18, must still be in school.

COMMITTEE: Larry Burrow,

Chairman; Brian Sultemeier, J.R. Wahrmund and Edward Meier, Co-Chairmen; Dustin Althaus, Robert Bohnert, Joyce Burrow, Kyle Burrow, Kade Burrow, Jessica Burrow and Justin Jenschke

ARRIVAL TIME: Start arriving Wednesday August 24 at 8 a.m. and must be in Thursday, August 25 by 10 p.m.

SHOW TIME: Friday August 26 at 3p.m.

2. Steers allowed in Mini Hereford Show.

3. All cattle must meet State Health Department requirements.

4. There will be a separate competition for each breed in the Open Cattle Show. Breeds not listed will show in their breed class. Classes will be according to age.

5. Registration papers must be presented at time of arrival.

Mini-Hereford Show. Jr. MiniHereford Show Immediately following Mini-Herefords. All other Mini breeds immediately following Mini-Herefords show.

6. No open fans or alley fans allowed in the Livestock Barnhanging fans only.

Saturday, August 27 at 9a.m Open Cattle Show.

Premiums will be paid by placing according to the number of entries per class.

ENTRY FEE: $20 a head if entry received

by Wednesday, August 17.

Late Entries- $30.

PRESENTATION/PICTURES: Each day following completion of entire show.

RELEASE TIME: After pictures.

ALL TRAILERS & OTHER VEHICLES MUST BE PARKED IN THE MAIN PARKING LOT IN DESIGNATED AREA. VEHICLES IN VIOLATION WILL BE TOWED AT OWNERS’ EXPENSE.

PREMIUMS

Any questions call Larry Burrow at 830-889-2101

SHOW CLASSES FOR ALL BREEDS FEMALES & BULLS 1. Spring calves-calved after March 1, 2022 2. Junior calves - calved Jan 1, 2022-Feb. 28, 2022 3. Winter calves - calved Nov. 1, 2021-Dec 31, 2021 4. Senior calves - calved Sept. 1, 2021-Oct. 31, 2021 5. Summer Yearling calves -calved May 1, 2021-Aug. 31, 2021 6. Spring Yearling - calved Mar. 1, 2021-April 30, 2021 7. Junior Yearling - calved Jan. 1 2021-Feb. 29, 2021.

8. Senior Yearling - calved Sept. 1, 2020-Dec. 31, 2020.

9. Two year old - calved Jan. 1, 2020-Aug 31, 2020 10. Older-calved before Jan. 1, 2020.

All breed champion bulls are eligible to show for Champion Premium Sire.

All breed champions females are eligible to show for Champion Premium Female.

OPEN CATTLE JUDGING SCHEDULE Friday, August 26, 2022, 3 p.m Mini-Herefords Junior Mini Herefords All other Mini breeds Saturday, August 27, 2022, 9 a.m.

Angus Brangus Brahman Charolais Horned Herefords Polled Herefords Other Breeds (if any) Premium Sire Premium Female

OPEN CATTLE AWARDS Outstanding Beef Cattle Exhibitor - Gillespie Veterinary Center David Sagebiel Memorial Herdsman Award - Gillespie County Fair and Festival Association Grand Champion Premium Sire of the Show - Hometown Electric Reserve Champion Premium Sire of the Show - 44 Cattle Co. Grand Champion Premium Dam of the Show Bierschwale-Rees Insurance

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Reserve Champion Premium Dam of the Show - 44 Cattle Company Champion Polled Hereford Bull - Dennis and Susan Pehl Champion Polled Hereford Female - Stroeher & Olfers, Inc. Champion Angus Bull Gillespie Livestock, Inc. Champion Angus Female Honey Creek Angus Farm Champion Brangus Bull Stroeher & Son, Inc. Champion Brangus Female Allied Ag Services Champion Brahman Bull Wahrmund Farms Champion Brahman Female Shirley Sagebiel Champion Charolais Bull Behrends Feed & Fertilizer Champion Charolais Female Jason and Rebecca Priess Champion Hereford Bull Edward Meier Show Cattle Champion Hereford Female GCFFA Champion AOB Female 4-B Ranch Champion ABC Female Kenneth and Jaye Triebs Champion Belted Galloway - Bull - Southwest Belted Galloway Association Champion Belted Galloway Female - Dan & Mary Rohrer Champion Mini-Herefrod Bull Weinheimer & Son Champion Mini-Hereford Female - Biedermann’s Ace Hardware Champion Mini-Hereford Steer - Gillespie County Farm Bureau

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Angora Goats - August 27 JUDGE:

RELEASE TIME:

TBD

Saturday, August 27 after completion of show.

COMMITTEE: Mark Raab, Chairman, and Davis Bristol, Daniel Jacoby, Wilbert Ransleben, Brad Roeder, and Dan Vestal.

3. All goats must meet current Texas Animal Health Commission requirements.

PRESENTATION/PICTURES: Saturday, August 27 at 1 p.m.

SHOW TIME:

TRAILERS & OTHER VEHICLES MUST BE PARKED IN THE MAIN PARKING LOT IN DESIGNATED AREA. WEHICLES IN VIOLATION WILL BE TOWED AT OWNERS’ EXPENCE

Saturday, August 27, 8 a.m.

RULES OF THE SHOW

ENTRY FEE:

1. 12-head entry limit for one breeder.

ARRIVAL TIME: Friday, August 26 in by 6 p.m.

$10 per Head, with the exception of 1 pair of goats if the pair is previously entered head.

4. Goats must not show more than 8 months growth of fleece.

5. All goats will be classes according to age shown by teeth.

6. All goats must show registration papers, if requested.

Doe-Two tooth Doe- Four tooth Billy, Kid - Under 1 year

2. Breeder may show only 2 animals in any one class.

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Doe, Kid - Under 1 year

Billy - Two tooth

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Billy - Four Tooth Pair of Goats - 1 Billy and 1 Doe, any age.

Any questions call Mark Raab at 830-889-2910.

ANGORA GOAT AWARDS Outstanding Goat Exhibitor - Fredericksburg Veterinary Center, LLC - Neal & Melissa Eckert Grand Champion Billy FBG Water Well Grand Champion Doe Stonewall Body Shop

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Swine Futurity - August 28 SANCTIONED BY TJLA

JUDGE: TBD

COMMITTEE: Ernie Eckert,

Chairman; and Kathy Durst, Co-Chairmen, and Russell Kneese, Tyler Meyer, Teresa Pope, Landon Rode, Henry Sagebiel and Scott Staudt

SHOW TIME: Sunday August 28, at 9 a.m.

SHOWMANSHIP TIME STARTS PROMPTLY AT 7:30 a.m.

ENTRY FEE: ONLINE ONLY at www. gillespiefair.com $20- Both Barrows and Gilts

ENTRY DEADLINE: AUGUST 23, 2022 AT MIDNIGHT TUESDAY (NO LATE ENTRIES)

SHOW ORDER: All Gilts, then Barrows

PRESENTATION/PICTURES: Sunday, August 28 at completion of judging

ALL TRAILERS & OTHER VEHICLES MUST BE PARKED IN THE MAIN PARKING LOT IN DESIGNATED AREA. WEHICLES IN VIOLATION WILL BE TOWED AT OWNERS’ EXPENCE.

RULES OF THE SHOW 1. There will be no limit on the number of entries per person.

2. No weight limit. 10lb weigh back for any receiving money.

3. No minimum age limit.

Must be able to show pig without assistance 4. Classes will be split according to the discretion of the Committee.

5. All pigs must meet Texas Animal Health Commission requirements.

6. There will be no sift and no sale.

7. Breeds: Durocs, Hampshires, Yorks, OPB and Crosses.

8. No arrivals before Saturday unless arranged ahead.

9. All pigs will be assigned stalls upon arrival. Bring your own stall dividers.

10. Turn in weight cards Friday p.m. through Saturday by 7:00 a.m.

11. Judge has the right to discriminate on all breed characteristics.

12. NO CLIPPING AT THE SHOW. 13. NO OILS OR FORMS OF CHEMICALS MAY BE USED DURING SHOW. 14. There is a separate Market Barrow and Market Gilt Show. (not a breeding show) 15. No showing off trailers this year.

16. Boars can show if weigh 125 lbs. or less.

Champion Duroc Gilt Raab Plumbing Champion Cross Barrow Itz Electric Champion Cross Gilt Landri Ottmers Champion Dark OPB Barrow Central Texas Electric Cooperative Champion Dark OPB Gilt Henry & Lauren Sagebiel Champion Light OPB Barrow Henry & Lauren Sagebiel

17. Release after show.

Champion Light OPB Gilt Henry and Lauren Sagebiel

Any questions, call Ernie Eckert at 325-656-0215

Champion Hampshire Barrow - Brian Roeder

SWINE FUTURITY AWARDS

Champion Hampshire Gilt Kristy Beyer

Grand Champion Barrow Opa’s Smoked Meat Reserve Champion Barrow Henry and Lauren Sagebiel Grand Champion Gilt Central Texas Electric Co-op

Champion Yorkshire Barrow JL Construction - Jarret & Judy Lackey Champion Yorkshire Gilt Stonewall Farm Mutual Insurance

Reserve Champion Gilt Dutchman’s Market Champion Duroc Barrow - Gillespie County Elected Officials

Congratulations to the 134th Gillespie County Fair!

STAUDT CONSTRUCTION, LLC Quality Built Custom Homes, Remodeling & Restoration

Over 48 years experience in Fredericksburg and the Texas Hill Country

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Gillespie County Fair Association Committees ADVERTISING & PR Shannon Cobb

AGRICULTURE/HOME PRODUCTS Adam Jung, Chairman Heath Jenschke, Co-Chairman LaVerne Jenschke, Co-Chairman Kendra Jung, Co-Chairman Maxine Jung, Co-Chairman Jackie Pehl, Co-Chairman Vicki Schmidt, Co-Chairman Larry Ahrens Debbie Braden Sheree Burrow Sherrie DeLong Bonnie Eckhardt Harvey Ellebracht Mark & Peggy Enderlin C.M. & Barbara Grona Gary Lynn Hahn Wynell Herbort Stuart & Dana Immel Louie Jacoby Jason Jenschke Jennifer Jenschke MaKayla Samford Milton Jung Sarah Eckert Mauer Beth McMahon Shea Nebgen Britney Ottmers Guenther Ottmers Leroy Pehl Jennifer Raab Wilbert Ransleben Donnie Schuch Dawn Sultemeier Tonya Sultemeier Cindy Zenner

AMBULANCE SERVICE/ FIRST AID Dennis Loth, Chairman Jason Leifester Art Pressler

ANGORA GOATS Mark Raab, Chairman David Bristol Daniel Jacoby

CONCESSIONS FOOD

Wilbert Ransleben Brad Roeder Dan Vestal

Chad Druen-Miller, Chairman Brian Lochte, Co-Chairman Brad Roeder, Co-Chairman Larry Burrow Dennis Loth Executive Board

BEAUTIFICATION Marvin Crenwelge, Co-Chairman Lindsay Pressler, Co-Chairman Rebecca Priess, Co-Chairman Cody & Madonna Beyer Sherrie DeLong Angela Egli Kendnel Kasper Art Pressler

COMMERCIAL VENDORS Brad Roeder, Chairmans

EASTER FIRES

CATTLE SHOW Larry Burrow, Chairman Dustin Althaus, Co-Chairman Edward Meier, Co-Chairman Brian Sultemeier, Co-Chairman J.R. Wahrmund, Co-Chairman Robert Bohnert Joyce Burrow Kade & Jessica Burrow Kyle Burrow Matt & Angela Egli Bri Hickman Justin Jenschke

CARNIVAL Chad Ellebracht, Chairman Lee DeLong Adam Jung

CONCESSIONS BEER/ SODA Dondie Gage, Chairman Larry Burrow, Co-Chairman Will Meurer, Co-Chairman Kendnel Kasper, Co-Chairman Nick Haun Brian Lochte Carter Sauer Eric Leyendecker.

Matt Egli Art Pressler

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Chad & Megan Druen-Miller, Chairs Edward Stroeher, Co-Chairman Tyra Kane Jason Priess

ENTERTAINMENT Brian Lochte, Chairman Lindsay Pressler Nick Haun Raquel Cooper Steven K Mohr Dennis Loth

134TH GILLESPIE COUNTY FAIR Marvin Crenwelge, Chairman, Exibition Hall Adam Jung, Co-Chairman, Ag. & Home Skills Scott Crenwelge, CoChairman, Livestock Cody Beyer Larry Burrow Chad Ellebracht, Executive Board

FAIR CATALOG Marvin Crenwelge, Chairman Shannon Cobb Pam Gage

FAIR FLOAT Marvin Crenwelge, Chairman Lindsay Pressler, Co-Chairman Art Pressler, Co-Chairman Dennis Loth, Co-Chairman Brian Roeder, Co-Chairman Larry Burrow

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Chad Ellebracht Dondie Gage Brian Lochte & Raquel Cooper Leroy & Jackie Pehl

FINANCE & CASH CONTROL Brad Roeder, Chairman Larry Burrow Eric Leyendecker Chad Druen-Miller Steven K. Mohr

FLAG & BANNERS Cody Beyer, Chairman

FREDERICKSBURG’S 175TH ANNIVERSARY Edward Stroeher, Chairman Lindsay Pressler Marvin Crenwelge Chad Ellebracht Brian Lochte Jason Priess Brad Roeder Brian Roeder Steve Wetz

BOX SEATS, GRANDSTANDS Marvin Crenwelge, Chairman Edward Stroeher, Co-Chairman Kenneth Cornehl Bonnie Eckhardt Harvey Ellbracht Stanley Ernst Leroy Pehl Wilbert Ransleben Brian Roeder Will Meurer

GROUNDS, MAINTENANCE Marvin Crenwelge, Chairman Cody Beyer Lindsay Pressler Chad Druen-Miller Henry Sagebiel Steve Wetz Steven K Mohr

HAY SHOW Brad Roeder, Chairman Dwayne Beyer, Co-Chairman Allen Ersch, Co-Chairman Clark Behrends Monroe Behrends Scott Crenwelge Jimmy Duecker Gary Lynn Hahn Ruben Sagebiel

HOGS Ernie Eckert, Chairman Kathy Durst, Co-Chairman Russell Kneese Teresa Pope Landon Rode

HOME SKILLS Adam Jung, Chairman Heath Jenschke, Co-Chairman LaVerne Jenschke, Co-Chairman Maxine Jung, Co-Chairman Jackie Pehl, Co-Chairman Vicki Schmidt, Co-Chairman Stacie Akin Sally Barrow Joyce Burrow Kristen Crenwelge Julie Duecker Katelyn Duecker Margie Eckhardt Shelby Eckhardt Virginia Feuge Minnie Feuge Patsy Hauptrief Linda Heimann Amy Heimann Frances Heimann Trudy Ibarra Sarah Janc Jo Jenschke Stacey Jenschke Corrine Jung Celeste Kozielski Myriam Miller Kirsten Moss Pat Novian Debbie Phelps Cheryl Sione Sharon Swindle Erin Worrell Ursula Worrell

HL MEMBERS, STOCKHOLDERS Marvin Crenwelge, Chairman Brian Roeder

HOT TAX GRANT Brad Roeder, Chairman Edward Stroeher, Co-Chairman Chad Druen-Miller Executive Board

LAMB/MEAT GOAT FUTURITY Brad Roeder, Chairman Walton Heimann, Co-Chairman Billy Roeder, Co-Chairman Brian Roeder, Co-Chairman Timothy Dartez Kallie Davenport Kandice Davenport Herbie Feller Blaine Hahn Becky Kott Russell Kott Greg Knopp Patrick Padgett Tim Prather Calvin Ransleben Wilbert Ransleben Betty Roeder Brittany Sanders Roy Sanders Brian Sultemeier Dan Vestal

LIVESTOCK Larry Burrow, Chairman Dustin Althaus, Co-Chairman Brian Sultemeier, Co-Chairman Ernie Eckert, Co-Chairman, Swine Scott Crenwelge, Co-Chairman, Poultry Chad Eckhardt, Co-Chairman, Cattle Walton Heimann, Co-Chairman, Sheep Brad Roeder, Co-Chairman, Lambs/Meat Goats Dennis Behrends

Robert Bohnert Chad Druen-Miller Edward Meier Brian Roeder Dan Vestal

Brian Lochte & Raquel Cooper Guenther Ottmers, Jr. Robert Pape Rodney Sauer Kyle Staudt Heath Jenschke Steven K. Mohr

RACING

Lee DeLong, GM & Mutuels Mgr. Henry Sagebiel, Asst. GM, Starting Gate Brian Roeder, Asst. GM, Track LONG RANGE PLANNING Scott Staudt, Asst. GM Ronnie Ersch, Videos Edward Stroeher, Chairman PARI-MUTUEL Lee Underwood, Cody Beyer Head of Security Larry Burrow Lee DeLong, Chairman Marvin Crenwelge Brian Roeder, Co-Chairman Kyle Staudt, Paddock Jason Priess, Test Barn Chad Druen-Miller Milton Jung Dan Vestal, Pre-race Brad Roeder Troy Ottmers Marvin Crenwelge, Executive Board Mike Sagebiel Vet/EMT Vehicle Henry Sagebiel Cody Beyer MAIN GATE Scott Staudt Robert Bohnert Edward Stroeher, Chairman Chad Druen-Miller PEDDLER SHOW Scott Crenwelge, Co-Chairman Chad Ellebracht Marvin Crenwelge, Brad Roeder Nick Haun Chairman Allen Herbort Edward Stroeher NIOF Heath Jenschke Executive Board Edward Stroeher, Chairman Carter Sauer PICTORIAL, HISTORICAL Brian Sultemeier Lindsay Pressler, Co-Chairman Marvin Crenwelge, Marvin Crenwelge, Chairman SAFETY Co-Chairman Lindsay Pressler, Dennis Loth, Chairman TBD, 42 Tournament Co-Chairman Wallace Britton, Hall/ Chad Druen-Miller, Yvonne Hartmann, Grounds Goat Roping Co-Chairman Marvin Crenwelge, Chad Ellebracht, Brian Roeder Grandstands BBQ Cook-off Betty Roeder Larry Burrow, Eric Leyendecker, Livestock Barn Executive Board BBQ Cook-off Kyle Staudt, Paddock Dennis Loth, POULTRY Henry Sagebiel, Track Washer Pitching Scott Crenwelge, Chairman Cody Beyer Larry Burrow & Joyce Roger Crenwelge, Burrow Co-Chairman SCHOLARSHIPS Heath & Stacy Jenschke Dan Vestal Steve Wetz, Chairman Nick Haun Chad Druen-Miller Brian Lochte & Raquel RACE DAY CLASSIC Chad Eckhardt Cooper STEER SHOW Blaine Hahn Larry Burrow, Chairman PARADE Nick Haun Dustin Althaus, Jason Priess, Chairman Brian Roeder Co-Chairman Rebecca Priess, Joyce Burrow, Co-Chairman Edward Stroeher Co-Chairman Brian Sultemeier, SCHOLARSHIP FEST Edward Stroeher, Co-Chairman Co-Chairman Adam & Kendra Jung, Robert Bohnert Chairmen Lindsay Pressler Aaron Cantwell Larry & Joyce Burrow, Marvin Crenwelge Angela Egli Co-Chairman Dondie Gage Taylor Osbourn Chad & Jennifer Ellebracht, Kendnel Kasper Co-Chairman Lane Ottmers Richard Laughlin Will Meurer, Co-Chairman Dawn Sultemeier

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Robert & Ashley Bohnert Jessica Burrow Lindsay Pressler Marvin Crenwelge Lee & Sherrie DeLong Angela Egli Nick Haun Heath & Stacy Jenschke Maxine Jung Eric Leyendecker Brian Lochte & Raquel Cooper Dennis Loth Jason & Rebecca Priess Betty Roeder Kyle Staudt Edward Stroeher Brian & Dawn Sultemeier Steve Wetz

SHEEP Walton Heimann, Chairman Brad Roeder, Co-Chairman Daniel Crenwelge, Jr. Timothy Dartez Rodney Kott Russell & Becky Kott Michael McMahon Patrick Padgett Brian Sultemeier Dan Vestal

SIMULCAST Brian Roeder, Chairman Lee DeLong

TRACTOR SHOW Brian Roeder, Chairman Kyle Burrow Steven K. Mohr

WOOL, MOHAIR, LLAMA/ALPACA Brad Roeder, Chairman Kevin Eckhardt Mike McMahon Tiffany Roeder Corrine Wahrmund

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