Openclass2014

DOUGLAS COUNTY FAIR

2014

OPEN CLASS PREMIUM LIST

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Open Class - 2014

ENTERING OPEN CLASS EXHIBITS It’s that time of year again – time to enter your projects in Open Class at the Douglas County Fair!

Be it a favorite photograph you took this past year; a quilt you made; sewing, knitting, tatting or any favorite craft project you completed; those beautiful flowers you have; a big tomato or other vegetables from your garden; that tasty baking and canning you do; those impressive paintings – we would love to put them on display for you.

Anyone from preschoolers to senior citizens are eligible to enter.

Entry Day for Open Class is Tuesday, August 12. You may bring in your entries between the hours of 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. Don’t forget to get a registration number at the Harold Johnson Building. If you are entering flowers, we provide white vases (tall and short) to display your entries. Please leave a generous length of stem on your entry. Also, check the premium list carefully to make sure that you have entered your exhibits in the correct lot. An exhibitor may enter as many items as they want, but remember, only ONE entry per lot is allowed.

The rules are listed at the top of each division.

Judging of the entries will be Wednesday, August 13.

The Open Class buildings will be open to fairgoers from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Exhibits will be

released on Sunday, August 17 at 6 p.m. or Monday, August 18 from 8 to 10 a.m. No early releases!

Good luck to all who enter. Have a great time at the Douglas County Fair!

COUNTRY SCHOOLHOUSE

Kathy Franson (320) 491-8918 A coloring contest will be held for children ages 10 and younger with a prize for all who enter.

The picture to be colored is on the back of this booklet. Please bring the completed picture to either the Old Schoolhouse or to the Home Activities building Thursday, August 14 through Saturday, August 16.

Following is the fair schedule of events for the Old Schoolhouse:

Thursday, August 14 10 a.m.to 1 p.m. - Preschool activities provided by Kristin Peterson and her Butterfly Hill Nature Preschool.

1 p.m. – Senior Citizen Spelling Bee (60 years and older), register at the old Schoolhouse. Prizes for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place.

2 p.m. to 5 p.m.- Gramma/Grampa & Me, Make-it and Take-it project.

Friday, August 15 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. – Preschool activities provided by Community Nursery School 1 p.m. – Belly Dancing demonstration and lessons with Catherine Evans 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. – Kids Construction in the Children’s Tent 3 p.m. – Fresh-cut flower demonstration class with Dennis Peterson

Saturday, August 16 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. – Preschool activities.

1 p.m. – Belly Dancing demonstration and lessons with Catherine Evans 2 p.m. – Minnesota Activities 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. – Friends of the Douglas County Library

Sunday, August 17 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. – Friends of the Douglas County Library 1 p.m. – Registration for Lego building contest ages 5 to 12 3 p.m.to 4 p.m. – Lego Building Contest 4 p.m. – Lego Building Contest judging

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DIVISION 1 –HERITAGE EVENTS Sandy Bessingpas (320)283-5785 Superintendent

HERITAGE DEMONSTRATIONS Visit the heritage building during the fair. Step back to an earlier time when household duties included sewing, knitting, quilting, embroidery and cooking from scratch. Taste lefse, rosettes, pizelles, rommegrot, Indian fry bread and other ethnic delicacies and watch demonstrators as they show their skills at needlework, wood carving, folk painting and other crafts.

The building is open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, with demonstrators presenting on Thursday from 5 to 8 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. and 5 to 8 p.m., and Sunday from noon to 3 p.m. and 4 to 7 p.m.

Demonstrators are sought to demonstrate a heritage craft or the making of an ethnic food. Demonstrators who do not sell their products at the fair will be paid $25.00 per session. Demonstrators who sell their products (including foods) at the fair will be paid $17.00 per session.

Enter the Gingerbread House Contest or Quilt Block Contest. (details follow)

QUILT BLOCK CONTEST Sponsored by:

Lakes Area Quilters

Block Guidelines: 12.5 “ unfinished block, pressed.

Square your block to 12.5” on each side.

Colors:

Medium Blue, Light Blue, Cream. Can be all 3 colors or any combination of these colors.

Theme:

Northstars. This can be any star block or a block made with star fabrics in the colors listed above.

Drop off:

From August 4 – 9, drop blocks off at either of these two locations: Dawn’s Quilt Shop or Community Vacuum and Sewing.

On August 12, drop blocks off in the Heritage Building at the fairgrounds.

Your name and contact information should be securely fastened to the back of the block with one staple.

GINGERBREAD HOUSE CONTEST This event is sponsored by the Heritage Division of the Douglas County Fair.

Guidelines for entering: Bake and decorate a gingerbread house, keeping with the theme “Old Fashioned Christmas”.

Entries are due on entry day, Tuesday August 12, during regular entry hours at the Douglas County Fairgrounds.

Entries will be judged by a panel of judges for creativity and relevance to the theme. Prizes will be awarded for Viewer’s Choice and Judge’s Choice winners.

Entries will remain on display until 7p.m. Sunday.

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Blocks will not be returned. All blocks will be donated to the Lakes Area Quilters Quilts of Valor project.

Blocks will be displayed at the Douglas County Fair in the Lakes Area Quilters section of the Heritage Building. Stop by to see the blocks, vote for your favorite, and learn about the Lakes Area Quilters. Votes will be counted at 3 th p.m. on Sunday, August 17 . The block with the most viewer votes will be awarded a one year membership in Lakes Area Quilters, a blue ribbon, and bragging rights for one year. The contest is open to all.

Open Class - 2014 DIVISION 2 - HORTICULTURE Agriculture and Farm Crops – Eddie Dummer, Superintendent, (320)491-7412 Must be raised in 2014, except corn, soybeans, and large dried beans from 2013.

OPEN CLASS ENTRY TIPS Harvest and Cleaning Try to harvest root crops when soil is dry. They should not be woody or overgrown. Tops should be trimmed to 2” above crown. Take care not to break natural protective skin or outer layer. Stems should be left on all except tomatoes and muskmelons to keep from drying out. Dirt detracts from appearance but it is not advisable to wash all vegetables to clean them. Tender-skinned peas, beans, summer squash, peppers, tomatoes, and eggplant should be wiped clean with soft cloth. If it is necessary to wash root crops, soak in cool water, gently wash with soft cloth; do not scrub. Leafy cabbage, lettuce, spinach and Swiss chard can be washed carefully. A soft bristled brush can be used to clean cauliflower, kohlrabi, cucumbers and onions of any soil.

Preparing Specimen for Show Snap Beans: Harvest before seeds appear, when seeds are about half grown. Ends of pods should not be broken.

Entire stem should be left on. Avoid showing blemished or wilted specimens.

Beets, Carrots, Parsnips, Turnips, Rutabagas: Tops should be trimmed off 1” above crown. Trim side roots. Trim tap root of beet and turnip 2”; carrot 1”; parsnip 1/2”; rutabaga 1”.

Lima Beans: Seeds should be full grown but still tender and before they’ve changed from green to white. Prepare like snap beans.

Broccoli: Heads should be dark green and compact. Avoid yellow flowers on head. Stems be cut 5-6” from top of head.

Potatoes: Tubers should be uniform in size and shape. Washing is permitted but do not scrub.

Avoid defects or disease.

Pumpkin: Specimens should be mature. Trim stems to 2”.

Wipe clean.

Summer Squash: Select small/medium fruit. Leave stem 1/2”. Zucchini, straight-neck and crookneck should be 6-8”. Round, scallop type should be 2-3”.

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Cabbage: Select firm, compact heads. Stems should be cut 1/4” below head. Leave 2 or 3 outside wrapped leaves.

Cauliflower: Heads should be white, compact, not ricey.

Stems should be cut to leave 4-6 leaves. Trim leaves to 12” above white head.

Sweet Corn: Select ears well filled out to tip.

Kernels should be milky. Leave 2 banner leaves on husks. Trim silks to 1”. Trim shank to 1”.

Eggplant: Trim stems to 1-1/2 - 2”. Calyx should be green.

Avoid large fruits.

Kohlrabi: Ball 2”–3” in diameter with root removed just below ball. Trim back leaves on upper 1/3 of ball to 4”- 6”.

Remove all other leaves.

Muskmelon: Harvest when they separate easily from the vine. Specimens should be free of spots and injuries.

Onion: Have mature/cured. Do not peel (only broken/discolored outer scales). Trim roots from 1/2”. Trim dried, twisted tops 1-2”.

Peas: Select bright green, well-filled pods. Do not wash bloom. Leave stems as beans.

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Peppers: Select specimens uniform in size, shape and color. Trim stems to 1/2-1”. All specimens should have same number of lobes.

Winter Squash: Select specimens where rind resists pressure of thumb- nail. Trim stem to 2-3”.

Swiss Chard: Select fresh, crisp, bright green plants. Trim off roots and trim butts to pyramid shape.

Tomatoes: Remove stems. Fruits should be perfectly shaped and free of cracks or blemishes. Show with stem scar down.

Watermelon: Fruits should be mature, not overripe. Leave 1” stem. Wipe clean.

Celery: Remove roots of stalk. Trim butt to form triangle or pyramid. Trim diseased/broken leaves on outside until green color is uniform.

Cucumbers, Pickling: 3-5” long. Specimens should be same stage of maturity and uniform in size, shape and color.

Cucumbers, Slicers: Select straight, dark green specimens; about 6-10” long. Should be uniform to size, shape and color.

Rhubarb: Select straight, uniform, unblemished stalks. Stalks should be pulled from plant, not cut. Trim leaf blade to 1” above stalk.

Open Class - 2014 Entry tips: 1. Save entry time by bringing your address labels.

2. Indicate at registration if you will not be picking up your produce at fair’s end.

3. Unknown varieties will not be accepted if the lot request to Specify is not followed.

4. Produce entries are to be market quality.

Scoring basis on which various classes will be judged as follows: Quality ……………..60 points Uniformity…………40 points Total ……………….100 points Only one 1st, one 2nd, and one 3rd place premium will be awarded in each lot. A $5.00 grand prize premium may be awarded in each class. All entries not claimed by 8 p.m. on Sunday will be discarded or donated to the Food Shelf. A Master Gardener will be available for questions each day from 10 a.m. until 10 p.m.

All lots, 1st place…$3.00, 2nd place…$2.50, 3rd place…$2.00.

Class 1 – Corn Inner husk shall be left on Sweet Corn.

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Hybrid field corn, 85-90 days, 10 ears Hybrid field corn, 90-100 days, 10 ears Open pollinated field corn, any variety, 10 ears Pop Corn, any variety, 10 ears Sweet Corn, early, 10 ears

Class 2 – Threshed Grain and Grass Seeds Sample of 2 quarts.

Class 4 – Forage Sheaves Samples to be shown in sheaves at full length, 4” in diameter at middle band, no roots.

Lot 1. Alfalfa 2. Brome 3. Field corn, 8 stalks 4. Red Clover 5. Silage Corn, 8 stalks 6. Soybeans

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Barley, any variety Clover, red, any variety Corn, any variety Flax Oats, any variety Soybeans Wheat, red spring

Class 3 – Grain Sheaves Samples to be shown in sheaves 3” in diameter at middle band, except Lot #4.

Lot 1. Barley, any variety 2. Oats, any variety 3. Rye, any variety 4. Sunflowers, two heads 5. Wheat, spring

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Class 5 – Potatoes Exhibit of 5 Lot 1.

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Anoka Burbank Butte Russet Early Ohio Irish Cobbler Kennebec La Soda Norgold Norkota Norland Pontiac Yukon Gold Any other red variety, specify Any other white variety, specify Any other variety, specify

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Class 9 – Other Produce Class 6 – Root Crops One inch of tops must be left on exhibit.

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Beets, three specimens Carrots, 6” or less, 6 specimens Carrots, over 6”, 6 specimens Parsnips, 6 specimens Radishes, with tops, 1 bunch of 6 specimens Rutabagas, 3 specimens Turnips, 3 specimens

Class 7 – Green – Salad Crop Leaf crops, Lots 7-12, will be displayed in a jar of water.

Lot 1. Broccoli, 1 head 2. Brussel Sprouts, side leaves & roots removed, 1 stem 3. Cabbage, green, 1 head 4. Cabbage, red, 1 head 5. Lettuce, head, 1 specimen, roots removed 6. Cauliflower, 1 head 7. Celery, 1 bunch 8. Chard, 1 plant, roots removed 9. Endive, 3 plants 10. Kale, 1 bunch of 3 stems 11. Lettuce, leaf, 3 plants, roots removed 12. Spinach, 3 plants, roots removed 13. Any other, specify

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Beans, green snap Beans, lima Beans, pole Beans, yellow Kidney beans Navy beans Beans, purple bush Peanuts Peas in pods Soybeans, edible in pod Sugar Snap peas Northern baked beans, shelled, 1 pint Pinto beans, shelled, 1 pint Soybeans, edible dry, shelled, 1 pint Swedish Baking beans, shelled, 1 pint

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Cucumbers, pickling, under 5”, 6 specimens Cucumbers, slicing, 3 specimens Egg Plant, 1 specimen Kohlrabi, side stems & roots removed, 3 specimens Ornamental Gourds, 3 specimens Pumpkin, field, 1 specimen Pumpkin, miniature, 3 specimens Pumpkin, pie, 1 specimen Rhubarb, 6 stalks Any other, specify Class 10 – Peppers 2 entries per person allowed in Lot #3.

5 specimens of same variety per entry.

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Peppers, Anaheim Peppers, bell type Peppers, hot (not Jalapeno) Peppers, Jalapeno Peppers, sweet banana Peppers, any other, specify

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Acorn, 1 specimen Buttercup, 1 specimen Butternut, 1 specimen Delicata, 1 specimen Golden nugget, 2 specimens Golden summer, crookneck, 2 specimens Hubbard, 1 specimen Patty pan, 2 specimens Spaghetti, 2 specimens Zucchini, green, less than 10”, 2 specimens Zucchini, yellow, less than 10”, 2 specimens Any other specify, 1 specimen

Class 12 – Tomatoes/Tomatillos Stems removed. 2 entries per person allowed in Lot #9 only.

5 specimens per lot unless otherwise specified.

Lot 1. Tomatillo, husks on 2. Grape 3. Paste 4. Red 5. Red cherry 6. Yellow 7. Yellow cherry 8. Yellow pear 9. Heritage, specify, 2 specimens

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Class 17 – Plums Single plate of 8 plums.

Class 13 – Onions Lot 1. Garlic, 3 bulbs 2. Leek, 3 specimens 3. Onion, pickling, 12 specimens 4. Onion, red dry, 5 specimens 5. Onion, white dry, 5 specimens 6. Onion, yellow dry, 5 specimens

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Alderman Compass La Crescent Pipestone Toka Waneta Any other variety, specify

Class 14 – Fruits Class 18 – Grapes Plate with 3 bunches.

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Apricot, 5 of one variety Ground cherry, 12 of one variety Muskmelon, oval, 1 Muskmelon, round, 1 Pears, 5 of one variety Sour cherries, 12 of one variety Watermelon, 1 Any other, specify

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Class 15 – Apples 5 of one variety.

Class 19 – Small Fruits 1/2 pint of each, specify variety if known.

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Beacon Connell Red Fireside Haralred Haralson Hazen Honeycrisp Honey Gold Northwestern Prairie Spy Red Barron State Fair Sweet Sixteen Wealthy Yellow Transparent Zestar Any other variety, specify

Class 16 – Crab Apples Plate of 8 apples of one variety.

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Centennial Chestnut Dolgo Whitney Any other variety, specify

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Beta or Alpha Concord Red Grapes White or Green variety Wine Grapes Any other blue or black variety, specify

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Black Raspberries, any variety Blueberries, any variety Golden Raspberries, any variety Gooseberries, any variety Red Currants, any variety Red Raspberries, any variety Strawberries, any variety Any other, specify

Class 20 – Herbs Three stems. Flowers or seed heads on dill and coriander only.

Lot 1. Basil 2. Cilantro, no flowers 3. Coriander 4. Dill 5. Mint 6. Oregano 7. Parsley, curly 8. Parsley, flat leaf 9. Rosemary 10. Sage, not Russian 11. Savory Summer 12. Tarragon 13. Thyme 14. Any other, specify

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Class 21 – Giant Only a $3.00 1st place premium is awarded per lot.

Lot 1. Beet 2. Cabbage 3. Carrot 4. Cucumber 5. Gourds 6. Kohlrabi 7. Muskmelon 8. Onion 9. Potato 10. Pumpkin 11. Squash, zucchini 12. Squash, any other variety 13. Tomato 14. Watermelon 15. Any other, specify

Class 22 - Collection Three specimens of each, 9 total.

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Herb (3 stems each, 3 different herbs in a quart mason jar) Salsa (e.g., tomato, pepper, onion, herb) Soup (e.g., carrot, onion, potato, herb)

Class 23 – Wild & Freaky Produce Only a $3.00 1st place premium awarded.

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Above ground crop Root crop

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Class 24 – Junior (age 12 and under unless specified) Lot 1.

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Jr. giant cucumber Jr. giant pumpkin Jr. giant zucchini Jr. giant, any other Seed art, 8” x 10” Seed art, 8” x 10” (age 13 to 18) Wild and freaky, above ground Wild and freaky root

Seed Art Activity Children of all ages are invited to stop by the Master Gardener table in the 4-H building on Friday, August 15 from 1-3 p.m. or Saturday, August 16 from 3-5 p.m. to create a 5” x 7” work of seed art to leave and display or take with you.

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DIVISION 3 - FFA Children’s Barnyard Jeff Pokorney – Superintendent (218)639-8898 Is your little farm boy or girl interested in learning what it’s like to drive a modern tractor? New this year to the Barnyard will be Ag Cab Lab. The cab will give kids an opportunity to feel what it is like to operate a tractor by steering, using levers and pushing pedals. Maybe they would like to milk our cow “Maggie” by hand? The way Douglas County farmers milk cows and drive tractors has improved greatly. Bring your children to the barn to see how agriculture affects us each day. Local FFA members will be present to assist you and answer questions.

The Children’s Barnyard is located on the north end of the fairgrounds next to the DNR building.

Animals: All FFA members are encouraged to enter animals in the children’s Barnyard. Animals with young or small animals are preferred. Suggested animals include cow with calf, young goats, pony or colt, donkey, ewe with lamb, turkeys, Rabbits, geese, etc. All animals must be placed in the barn by Thursday noon and will be released Sunday at 5:00 p.m.

Premiums will be awarded to winners in each of the following categories.

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Dairy - $12 Sheep - $12 Rabbits -$5 Ducks - $5

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DIVISION 4 – FOODS Cathy Siira, Superintendent (320)965-2464 In order to qualify for prizes, all entries must be packaged before exhibiting. All entries must be checked out with the superintendent before being removed from the premises.

Canned items in sealed jars only. All entries will be released at 7 p.m. on Sunday, the last day of the fair.

Salsa Sauerkraut Spaghetti sauce Tomato juice Tomato sauce Tomatoes Any other Class 2 – Fruit

Only one 1st, one 2nd, and one 3rd place premium may be awarded in each lot. A $5.00 grand prize premium may be awarded in each major class, in addition to regular premiums in each lot within a class. Red Star Yeast will make available to all contestants in any food category sample packets of yeast and coupons. They will also provide merchandise award items to the winning entries in the yeast bread categories.

Each exhibitor 17 years and younger not receiving a prize will be given a green participation ribbon.

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<insert Red Star Logo> Baked Goods score card: Appearance ........................................25 Crust .....................................................5 Lightness...............................................5 Texture ................................................10 Flavor/aroma .................................35 Size/shape ............................................5 Tenderness ..........................................10 Moisture ...............................................5 TOTAL ..................................................................100 Food Preservation score card: Appearance…………………………….…………50 Size/shape ..........................................15 Color............................................ ..15 Liquid (proportion to product)...........15 Condition ........................................ 5 TOTAL ..................................................................100

All lots, 1st place…$3.00, 2nd place…$2.50, 3rd place…$2.00.

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Class 1 – Vegetables Use colorless pint glass jars. Rings do not have to be removed. No zinc lids.

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Beans, string (green) Beans, string (wax or yellow) Beets Carrots, cut Corn Peas Mixed vegetables for soup

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Apples, whole Applesauce Apricots Blueberries Cherries, bing Cherries, ground Crab Apples Gooseberries Grape juice Peaches Pears Plums Raspberries Rhubarb Strawberries Any other Best collection of 6 pints of fruit to be judged on general appearance - 1st..$4.00, 2nd ..$3.00, 3rd..$2.50

Class 3 – Meat Quart or pint.

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Canned beef Canned chicken Canned fish Canned meatballs Venison Any other

Class 4 –Jellies Must be in ½ or 1 pint jelly glass without wax. Must be sealed with a lid.

Lot 1. Apple 2. Black raspberry 3. Cherry 4. Chokecherry 5. Grape 6. Plum 7. Raspberry 8. Strawberry

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Apple butter Apricot Blueberry Gooseberry Grape Peach Plum Raspberry Rhubarb Strawberry Zucchini Any other

Class 6 –Pickles Use a colorless pint glass jar.

Class 8 –Yeast Breads All baked products should be exhibited on a small 6” plain paper plate and enclosed in a large, clear Zip-lock style bag. One small loaf unless specified otherwise.

Lot 1. Bread, cinnamon 2. Bread, oatmeal 3. Bread, rye 4. Bread, sticks 5. Bread, white 6. Bread, whole wheat or 1. Graham 7. Bread, any other yeast 8. Buns, white (4) 9. Buns, dark (4) 10. Rolls, caramel (4) 11. Rolls, cinnamon (4) 12. Rolls, cloverleaf (4) 13. Rolls, Parker house (4) 14. Tea biscuits (4) 15. Tea ring

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Apple Bean, green pod Bean, yellow pod Beet Bread and Butter Carrot Dill Green tomato Mixed Mustard Ripe Cucumber Sweet Sweet Chunk Watermelon Whole Cucumber Any other Class 7 – Relishes

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Apple Beet Catsup Corn Cucumber Fruit Tomato Vegetable Any other

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Class 9 – Bread Machine Breads Lot 1.

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Class 10 –Quick Breads One small loaf or ½ large loaf.

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Bagels Baking powder biscuits Bread, banana Bread, date Bread, gingerbread Bread, poppy seed Bread, pumpkin Bread, rhubarb Bread, zucchini Bread, any other fruit Bread, any other quick Corn bread Cream puffs (4) Croissants (4) Muffins, banana (4) Muffins, blueberry (4) Muffins, bran (4) Muffins, chocolate chip (4) Muffins, poppy seed (4) Muffins, plain (4) Muffins, rhubarb (4)

Open Class - 2014 22. Muffins, zucchini (4) 23. Muffins, any other (4) 24. Scones (4)

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Class 11 –Cake ¼ size satisfactory, must be unfrosted.

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Angel food Any chocolate Applesauce Assorted cupcakes, decorated any occasion Birthday or special occasion cake Banana Carrot Chiffon Chocolate bundt Chocolate chip Ginger Jelly roll Lemon bundt Marble Marble bundt Mocha cakes (4) Novelty cake (train, lamb, etc) Poppy seed Rhubarb Spice Sponge Wedding or anniversary White Yellow Zucchini Any other cake Any other bundt cake

Peanut butter Raisin filled Rice Krispies Rock Sugar Unbaked, using cereal Unbaked, no cereal White, rolled Any other Class 13 –Bars 4 of each.

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Banana Brownies, unfrosted Chocolate chip Coconut Date Honey Lemon Oatmeal Peanut Peanut butter Pumpkin Raisin Rice Krispies,(any variation) Toffee Unbaked Any other (unbaked) Any other (baked)

Class 14 –Doughnuts 4 of each.

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Bismarks Long John Plain Raised

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Butter Chocolate chip Chocolate drop Coconut Date filled Ginger/molasses Honey Ice box M&M Macaroons Oatmeal chocolate chip Oatmeal, drop Oatmeal, flattened Oatmeal raisin Peanut

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Class 15 –Pies Individual pie 4-1/2” round.

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Apple Blueberry Cherry Peach Pumpkin Raisin Rhubarb Any other Small pie shell, not filled

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Class 16 –Candies Display 4 pieces.

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Almond bark Anise candy Bon Bons Caramel Caramel popcorn Divinity Fondant Fudge Microwave candy Mints Peanut brittle Peanut clusters Penuche Taffy Any other

Class 17 –Baking typical of Foreign Countries Display 4 of each.

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Berliner Kranser Finnish bread Flat bread Kolaches Kringler Krumkake Lefse Pizzelles Rosettes Sandbakkels Spritz Any other cookies Any other

Class 18 –Creative Mix Use either commercial mix or your own and do your own thing. Bring 4” squares or 4 pieces. Recipe must be included on Entry Day. Lot 1. Products from biscuit mix 2. Products from a cake mix 3. Products from a cookie mix 4. Any other

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Class 19 –Honey and Honey Baking In lots 3-8 the recipe must be attached and honey must be a prominent part of recipe.

Lot 1. 1 pint extracted light honey (need not be sealed) 2. 1 pint extracted dark honey (need not be sealed) 3. Bars (4) 4. Buns (4) 5. Cookies (4) 6. Cake 7. Cinnamon rolls (4) 8. Other

Class 20 –Miscellaneous Home specialties, small lots, when canned must be sealed with lids.

Lot 1. Gluten free baking 2. Hard soap 3. Homemade noodles 4. Lard, homemade 5. Maple syrup, need not be sealed 6. Pie filling 7. Any other

Class 21 –Christmas Baking Small loaf or small pan.

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Bread, yeast Bread, quick Cake Candy Cookies Fruit, canned Jam Jelly Vegetables, canned Miscellaneous

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Class 23 – Homemade Beers Each entrant needs to enter two bottles of beer for each lot entered. Each entry must be bottled in a clean bottle of at least 10 oz. capacity. All beers must be homebrewed by an amateur and entered by the individual who brewed the beer. No identification markings on the bottles. All entrants must be 21 years of age or older. Points will be deducted for not following these instructions.

Beer score card: Bouquet/aroma…..10 Appearance…………..5 Flavor………………….20 Body (full or thin).….5 General quality…...10 Total………………..…50 Lot 1.

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Dark Lager Dark Ale IPA Light Lager Light Ale Mixed Style Porter/Stout Wheat/Belgian Other (named)

Class 24 – Homemade Wines Each entrant needs to enter two bottles of wine for each lot entered. Each entry must be bottled in a clean bottle of at least 750 ml. All homemade wines must be brewed by an amateur and entered by the individual who brewed the wine. No identification markings on the bottles. All entrants must be 21 years of age or older. Points will be deducted for not following these instructions.

U.C.Davis wine score card: Appearance…..…..….3 Bouquet/aroma.……6 Taste.……………….……6 Aftertaste………….….3 Overall impression..2 Total……………..……20 Kit Wine Lot 1.

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White Red Blush Flavored Port Dessert

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Country Wine Lot 1. Fruit 2. Berry 3. Vegetable 4. Blended 5. Concord Grape 6. Minnesota Cold Hearty Grape 7. Other, named

Class 25 –Gift Baskets Use your creativity to construct a special gift basket. It must include a variety of at least 3 miscellaneous baked goods.

Lot 1. Celebrate the fair 2. Celebrate new life 3. Cooking around the world 4. For the shut-in 5. Happy Birthday 6. Merry Christmas 7. Wedding 8. Other

Class 26 – Table Setting All supplies must be brought and set up on entry day. The exhibit should include a place setting consisting of dishes, silverware, linens and centerpiece. A meal menu mounted on a 8” x 10” poster (free standing) is also part of the entry. The display must be no larger than 30” square. An area will be provided with neutral color for entrants to exhibit a display.

Table Setting score card: Attractive appearance…..40 Casual or formal.……………15 (appropriate to meal) Realistic…………………....…..15 Correctly arranged……......15 Required components are present…………………....15 Total…………………..…….…100 Lot 1.

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Beach Children’s Party Holiday Nostalgic/Heritage Picnic Other

Open Class - 2014 The following five junior classes are for ages 17 and younger.

Class 31 – Bars 4 of each.

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Biscuits, baking powder (4) Bread, banana (one loaf) Bread, pumpkin (one loaf) Bread, zucchini (one loaf) Corn bread (one loaf) Doughnuts (4) Muffins, plain (4) Muffins, banana (4) Muffins, blueberry (4) Muffins, poppy seed (4) Muffins, rhubarb(4) Any other non-yeast

Class 29 – Cake 1/4 size is satisfactory. MUST be unfrosted.

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Bon Bons Caramel Caramel popcorn Decorated loaf sugar Divinity Fudge Mints Peanut butter Penuche Any other Class 33 – Pick up Nibbles 1 cup.

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Cereal Mix Fruit Mix Peanut Mix Popcorn Mix Any other Class 34 – Be creative Use your own idea and create.

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1. Bars (4) 2. Bread (one loaf) 3. Cake 4. Candy Note: Men exhibiting in foods division classes 1-4 and following same lot instructions will be judged with women’s exhibits.

Open Class - 2014 DIVISION 5 – FLORICULTURE Superintendents, Lucretia Campbell (320)834-2086 and Marlene Vandermartin (320) 762-7558 4-H Crops Building Rules to be observed by all exhibitors.

Registration starts at 8 a.m. and closes promptly at 7 p.m.

The Flower Contest is Saturday at 11:00 a.m.

The Theme is: LOOK WHATS POPPED UP! nd 1 place prize is $15.00, 2 place prize is $10.00 st

Come early if you have many entries, and please have your list of entries written down beforehand. Children 17 and younger will not be allowed to enter in any division other than the junior division.

The “any other” categories must be an entry which is not already listed in another Division 5 class. No poisonous plants (ie. Angel Trumpet or noxious weeds) will be accepted.

Houseplants should be in exhibitor’s possession 3 months before entering at fair. Containers for specimen flowers will be provided.

The maturity, form, color, stem length, botanical name and clean foliage are all points that should be considered.

Foliage should be attached to stem but not below water line.

Awards given only to quality judged entries. Correct flower name, either botanical or common, must be on tag to be considered for Grand Champion. It is good practice for the exhibitor to score his/her own specimen before entering the show as follows: Color....................................25 points Texture & substance…………….25 points Form…....................................15 points Branch balance.. ....................10 points Strength of stem or stalk.…..15 points Healthy foliage .......................10 points Total.................................100 points All lots, 1st place…$3.00, 2nd place…$2.50, 3rd place…$2.00. A $5.00 grand prize premium may be awarded in each class.

Each exhibitor in the Junior Division not receiving a prize will be given a green participation ribbon. Address labels will be helpful on entry day.

Class 1 – Annuals Each lot must be one color and 3 separate stems unless otherwise specified; foliage attached but not below water line.

Lot 1. Ageratum 2. Amaranthus, one stem .

3. Aster, double, 3” & over 4. Aster, double, under 3” 5. Aster, any other not listed 6. Bachelor Buttons, blue

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Bachelor Buttons, pink Bachelor Buttons, white Bachelor Buttons, any other Bells of Ireland,1 stalk Calendula Celosia, crested,1 stem Celosia, plumed,1 stem Cleome, 1 stem Cosmos, single, pink Cosmos, single, purple Cosmos, single, red Cosmos, single, white Cosmos, single, yellow-orange Cosmos, double, pink Cosmos, double, purple Cosmos, double, red Cosmos, double, white Cosmos, bicolor Cosmos, any other not listed Everlasting, any color Gazania, yellow Gazania, orange Gazania, pink Lantana Lisianthus, blue Lisianthus, pink Lisianthus, white Mallow Nasturtium, any color Salvia, blue Salvia, red Salvia, any other not listed Scabiosa, any color, pin cushion Snapdragon Snapdragon, butterfly Statice Strawflower, Helichrysum Sunflower, ornamental Sweet peas Verbena Zinnia, (Cactus), 4”& over Zinnia, (Cactus), under 4” Zinnia, bi-color, 4” & over Zinnia, bi-color, under 4” Zinnia, solid color, 4” & over Zinnia, solid color, under 4”

Class 3 - Marigold Each lot must be one color and 3 separate stems unless otherwise specified. Foliage attached but never below the water line.

Lot 1. Yellow, 3” and over 2. Yellow, under 3” 3. Orange, 3” and over 4. Orange, under 3”

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Cream Bi-color Single French, red Single French, yellow Single French, orange Single French, bi-color Gold, 3” and over Gold, under 3”

Class 3 - Petunia Each lot must be one color and 3 separate stems unless otherwise specified. Foliage attached but never below the water line.

Lot 1. Double, bi-color pink & white 2. Double, bi-color purple & white 3. Double, bi-color red & white 4. Double, bi-color lavender & white 5. Double, bi-color rose & white 6. Double, solid red 7. Double, solid pink 8. Double, solid purple 9. Double, solid white 10. Double, solid lavender 11. Double, solid rose 12. Single, bi-color 13. Single, red 14. Single, pink 15. Single, purple 16. Single, white 17. Single, lavender 18. Single, rose 19. Single, burgundy 20. Single spreading, such as Wave

Class 4 – Perennials Each lot must be one color and 3 separate stems unless otherwise specified. Foliage attached but never below the water line.

Lot 1. Balloon flower, Platycodon 2. Carnations, any color 3. Chrysanthemum, dbl., 1 – 2” 4. Chrysanthemum, dbl., over 2” 5. Chrysanthemum, dbl., under 1” 6. Chrysanthemum, quill 7. Chrysanthemum, sgl.

8. Clematis, blue, one vine, display on dowel 9. Clematis, white, one vine, display on dowel 10. Clematis, any other color not listed, one vine, display on dowel 11. Coral Bells (Heuchera) leaves and flowers 12. Coreopsis 13. Delphinium

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Gaillardia Heliopsis Liatris, white Liatris, purple Monarda Pansies, blue, bi-color Pansies, purple, bi-color Pansies, white, bi-color Pansies, yellow, bi-color Pansies, any other not listed Phlox, red, 1 stem Phlox, lavender, 1 stem Phlox, white, 1 stem Phlox, pink, 1 stem Phlox, blue, 1 stem Phlox, any other not listed, 1 stem Hollyhock, 1 stem Cone flower, (Echinacea) purple Cone flower, (Echinacea) white Cone flower, (Echinacea) orange Cone flower, (Echinacea), any other not listed Rudbeckia Russian Sage Solidago (Golden Rod) Sea holly Sedum, 1 stem, blooming (Autumn Joy) Sedum, 1 stem, stone crop variegated Sedum, 1 stem, blue/purple Jack Sedum, any other not listed, list name Statice, German, 1 stem Yarrow Perennials, any other not listed, list name

Class 5 – Daisy Each lot must be one color and 3 separate stems unless otherwise specified. Foliage attached but never below the water line.

Lot 1. Gloriosa 2. Shasta 3. Fiesta 4. Painted 5. Any other annual or perennial 6. Any other not listed, list name

Class 6 – Hosta Each lot must be one solid color or one variegated color, or one streaked or mottled color and 3 separate stems unless otherwise specified. Wipe leaves clean before entry.

Lot 1. Green (all shades), super size, 1 leaf over 12” width

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Class 7 – Lily Each lot must be one color and one stem only, with stamens remaining for exhibit and judging.

Lot 1. Day, (Hemerocallis) any color 2. Hybrid, any color 3. Tiger, any color 4. Trumpet, any color 5. Oriental, any color 6. Any other not listed, any color

Class 8 – Roses Each lot must be one color with one stem or one spray, foliage attached but not below water line, unless otherwise specified.

Lot 1. Climbing rose, 1 stem 2. Floribunda, pink, 1 spray 3. Floribunda, red, 1 spray 4. Floribunda, white, 1 spray 5. Floribunda, yellow, 1 spray 6. Floribunda, any other color, 1 spray 7. Hybrid tea, bi-color

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Hybrid tea, orange Hybrid tea, peach Hybrid tea, pink Hybrid tea, red or scarlet Hybrid tea, rose Hybrid tea, salmon Hybrid tea, white or cream Hybrid tea, yellow Hybrid tea, any other color Miniature, any color, 1 spray Shrub, any color, 1 spray Shrub, single stem, any color

Class 9 – Dahlia Dahlia to be displayed with 2 sets of leaves only, disbudded, and 1 bloom on 1 stem, unless otherwise specified.

Lot 1. Over 6”, solid color 2. Over 6”, bi-color 3. 3” to 6”, solid color 4. 3” to 6”, bi- color 5. Under 3”, 1 solid color, 3 stems 6. Under 3”, 1 bi-color, 3 stems 7. Single petal, any one color, 3 stems 8. Collaret, any one color, 3 stems 9. Pompom, any one color, 3” and under, 3 stems 10. Cactus, 6” and over 11. Cactus, under 6” 12. Any other not listed

Class 10 – Gladiolus Gladioli with markings shown according to background color. One spike only. No foliage. Miniatures have blooms 3” and under. Large are over 3”.

Lot 1. Large, cream 2. Large, green 3. Large, bi-color 4. Large, dark red 5. Large, orange 6. Large, orchid 7. Large, pink 8. Large, lavender 9. Large, purple 10. Large, rose 11. Large, salmon 12. Large, scarlet 13. Large, white 14. Large, yellow 15. Miniature, bi-color 16. Miniature, solid color 17. Glads, any other

Open Class - 2014 Class 11 – Hydrangea Each lot to have one stem.

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Class 12 – Collection of Flowers Need not be same variety or color. Put in one vase. Name varieties. Foliage attached but not below water line.

Lot 1. Favorite 3 different kinds of annuals 2. Favorite 3 different kinds of perennials 3. Favorite 3 roses

Class 13 – Potted Plants No entry exhibited last year is eligible for prizes this year.

Judged on container and specimen. Include name if known. Blooming plants must be in bloom. Can be more than one plant per container unless specified as one plant.

Lot 1. African violets, dbl., 1 plant 2. African violets, sgl. 1 plant 3. Begonia, fibrous, dbl.

4. Begonia, fibrous, sgl.

5. Begonia, tuberous, dbl.

6. Bonsai 7. Cactus 8. Geranium, dbl.

9. Geranium, sgl.

10. Gloxinia 11. Impatiens, New Guinea 12. Impatiens, dbl.

13. Impatiens, sgl.

14. Patio planter, no larger than 14” diameter 15. 3 favorite potted plants in container not over 14” width 16. Any other potted, list name 17. Begonia, tuberous, hanging 18. Fuchsia, hanging 19. Geranium, hanging 20. Marigolds, hanging 21. Petunias, hanging 22. Impatiens, hanging 23. Spider, hanging 24. Bougainvillea, hanging basket 25. All other hanging, list name

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Class 14 – Potted Foliage Plants No blossoms showing, one or more plants per container.

Lot 1. Ornamental grass 2. Cactus 3. Coleus 4. Fern 5. Green foliage 6. Ivy 7. Succulent 8. Varied color foliage 9. Any other, potted, list name 10. Fern, hanging 11. Green foliage, hanging 12. Ivy, hanging 13. Succulent, hanging 14. Varied colored foliage, hanging 15. Any other, hanging, list name

Class 15 – Artistic Design Designs can be viewed from one or both sides. Flowers must be grown by exhibitor. No artificial foliage. Will be judged on containers, design and specimens. Designs should be securely anchored. No design entered last year is eligible for prizes this year. Committee can in no way be held responsible for loss or damage to containers or accessories. No professional designers may enter.

Lot 1. Hearts and Flowers 2. Corsage 3. A Tisket a Taskit – using color yellow 4. Wedding 5. Dairyland 6. Minnesota Loon 7. Small Wonders – not over 4” tall 8. Roadside Arrangement 9. Cornucopia 10. Sleigh Bells Ring

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Calla Lilly, 1 stem Caladium, 1 stem Cannas, 1 stem Elephant Ears, 1 stem Hibiscus, 1 stem Water Cannas, 1 stem Water Iris, 1 stem Tropical, any other, 1 stem Water Plants, any other, 1 stem

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Class 17A – Gladiolus

Daisy Snapdragon, one color Snapdragon, butterfly, one color Viola, Johnny Jump-up, one color Zinnia, 4” & over, solid color Zinnia, under 4”, solid color Zinnia, 4” & over, bi-color Zinnia, under 4”, bi-color My 3 favorite annuals in 1 vase

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Yellow, 3” & over Yellow, under 3” Orange, 3” & over Orange, under 3” Cream Bi-color Single, French, red Single, French, yellow Single, French, orange Any other not listed

Daisy, Gloriosa Daisy, Shasta Daisy, Painted Dianthus, double, one color Dianthus, single, one color Echinacea, cone flower, purple Echinacea, cone flower, white Echinacea, cone flower, any other Hydrangea, 1 stem Pansy, purple Pansy, yellow Pansy, blue Pansy, white Rudbeckia, 1 stem My 3 favorite perennials in 1 vase Class 17F – Artistic Design

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Class 17C – Petunias

I Love You Dairyland Mother Goose Pin Cushion, miniature, 4” and under Halloween Cornucopia

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Dish Garden Potted Plants Terrarium, not over 10” diameter container Bonsai Class 17H – Sunflower

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Asters Bachelor Buttons, all one color Celosia, 1 stem Cosmos, any color Dahlia, any color, 1 stem

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Open Class - 2014 DIVISION 6 – HOUSEHOLD ARTS Superintendent, Kathy Franson (320)491-8918 RULES All items entered must be made by the exhibitor. All articles must be finished, and pictures, plaques and wall hangings must be ready for hanging. No articles exhibited last year are eligible for competition this year. All articles must be finished with the last year, exhibited in the name of the maker, and never have received a premium at the fair before. Only one 1st place, one nd rd 2 place, and one 3 place may be awarded in each lot. A $5.00 Grand Prize premium may be awarded class in addition to the regular premiums in each lot within a class. Each exhibitor 12 years and younger not receiving a prize will be given a green participation ribbon. If an item has been on display for sale it cannot be entered.

All lots, 1st place…$3.00, 2nd place…$2.50, 3rd place…$2.00, unless otherwise noted.

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Art clay, not fired Article made from nature’s materials Artificial flowers (other than silk) Banners Baskets, arrangements or display Baskets, fabric (rag) Baskets, woven (natural materials) Beadwork, no sequins Bed runner Bird feeder Birdhouse, decorative Birdhouse, miscellaneous Bookmark Bread dough craft Bridal accessory Bridal miscellaneous Button art Calligraphy Candle (decorated) Candle making Coasters Copper craft Creative writing Decorated box Decorated clothing Decorated flip flops (new pair, judged only on decorating) Door stop Dream catcher Duct Tape item Educational project Educational toy Embellishing, household article Embellishing, table runner Embellishing, small item Embellishing, large item Embellishing, miscellaneous Fishing lures Fishing rods, homemade Fishing tackle

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Foam art item Genealogy item (family tree, other) Gift bag, decorated Glass etching Gourd art Greeting cards, needlework (mounted on cardboard) Greeting cards, painted (mounted on cardboard) Greeting cards, photograph (mounted on cardboard) Greeting cards, miscellaneous (mounted on cardboard) Handbags Heritage box (no kits) Holiday item Homemade games Homemade hand or body lotion Homemade bath salts Homemade bees wax candle Homemade other candle Hooked wool item Hot casserole holder Hotplate holder Household accessories Jewelry box Jewelry set, must be mounted Jewelry, earrings, must be mounted Jewelry, necklace, must be mounted Jewelry, bracelet, must be mounted Jewelry, pin, must be mounted Jewelry, misc., must be mounted Kites Lamp Latch hook Leather work Loom weaving Melted crayon art Metal work Mobiles Models, boat Models, car Models, plane

Open Class - 2014 79. Models, train 80. Models, tractor 81. Models, truck 82. Models, rocket 83. Models, misc.

84. Mosaic work 85. Music box 86. Needlepoint on fabric (small item) 87. Needlepoint on fabric (large item) 88. Needlepoint on plastic (small item) 89. Needlepoint on plastic (large item) 90. Novelty item 91. Outdoor gear 92. Patriotic item, small 93. Patriotic item, large 94. Photo item, bl. & wh., under 8x10, famed 95. Photo item, bl. & wh., over 8 x 10, framed 96. Photo item, colored, under 8x10, framed 97. Photo item, colored, over 8 x 10, framed 98. Photo story (3-6 photos, colored) 99. Photo story (3-6 photos, bl. & wh.)

100. Pin cushion 101. Pine cone art 102. Plaque 103. Plaster craft 104. Polar fleece 105. Potholder 106. Pottery (fired clay) 107. Pressed or dried flowers 108. Project done by man and woman 109. Project done by parent and child 110. Punch needle 111. Puppet 112. Puzzle making and finishing (not over 8x10) 113. Pysanki (egg painting) 114. Quilted article (other than quilt) 115. Recycled article (made from material you would throw away) 116. Recycled glass art 117. Refrigerator ornaments 118. Robotics 119. Scrapbook photo album 120. Scratch art 121. Silk flowers 122. Soap carving 123. Soap, homemade 124. Stained glass 125. Stenciling on fabric 126. Stenciling on wood 127. Stenciling, miscellaneous 128. Stepping stone 129. Stuffed animal 130. Stuffed toy 131. Sun catcher 132. Table runner, appliqued 133. Table runner, pieced & hand quilted 134. Table runner, pieced & machine quilted 135. Table runner, pieced and tied

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136. Table runner, misc.

137. Taxidermy 138. Tie-dying on fabric 139. Tied fleece blanket 140. Tied fleece, other than blanket 141. Tin craft 142. Tote bag, decorated (lunch box, pop cans, license plates etc.)

143. Walking stick 144. Wall hangings (other than quilted) 145. Wind chimes 146. Wind socks (other than sewn) 147. Wood burning article 148. Work by men 149. Work by teenagers 150. Work on a T-shirt 151. Wreath, miscellaneous 152. Wreath, fabric 153. Wreath, natural materials (grapevine, etc.)

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Filet crochet 1st- $3.50, 2nd- $3.00, 3rd- $2.50 Hot plate holder Household accessory Machine crocheted item Potholders Purse Runner or dresser scarf 1st- $3.50, 2nd- $3.00, 3rd$2.50 Scarf Shawl Slippers or socks st nd rd Sweaters 1 - $4.50, 2 - $4.00, 3 - $3.50 st nd Swedish weaving 1 - $4.00, 2 - $3.50, 3rd- $3.00 Tablecloth 1st- $5.00, 2nd- $4.50, 3rd- $4.00 st nd rd Tatting doily, over 20” 1 - $3.50, 2 - $3.00, 3 $2.50 st nd rd Tatting doily, 14-20” 1 - $3.50, 2 - $3.00, 3 $2.50 Tatting doily, 8-14” Tatting doily, under 8” Tatting, miscellaneous Toy Wall hanging Work by men Work by teenagers

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Blue work Candle wicking Crewel 1st- $3.50, 2nd- $3.00, 3rd- $2.50 st nd rd Crewel, set of pictures 1 - $3.50, 2 - $3.00, 3 $2.50 st nd Dish towels, (set of 3 or more) 1 - $3.50, 2 rd $3.00, 3 - $2.50 Dresser scarf/table runner Edging Hardanger, doily 1st- $3.50, 2nd- $3.00, 3rd- $2.50 st nd rd Hardanger, table runner 1 - $4.00, 2 - $3.50, 3 $3.00 Hardanger, miscellaneous Holiday item Long stitch 1st- $3.50, 2nd- $3.00, 3rd- $2.50 Luncheon set or tablecloth 1st- $3.50, 2nd- $3.00, 3rd- $2.50 Machine embroidery, large item Machine embroidery, small item Machine embroidery, picture, large Machine embroidery, picture, small Machine embroidery, miscellaneous Picture or wall hanging 1st- $3.50, 2nd- $3.00, 3rd$2.50 Pillowcases Pot holder Red work Sampler Work on clothing Work by teenager Miscellaneous

Class 6 – Professional Quilts A professional is a person who makes a business of consistently selling their work for profit or someone who is professionally employed in a related field.

Lot 1. Appliqued 1st- $5.50, 2nd- $5.00, 3rd- $4.50 st nd rd 2. Crib, appliqued 1 - $3.50, 2 - $3.00, 3 - $2.50 st nd rd 3. Crib, pieced 1 - $3.50, 2 - $3.00, 3 - $2.50 4. Hand quilted and embroidered 1st- $5.50, 2nd$5.00, 3rd- $4.50 st nd rd 5. Holiday 1 - $5.50, 2 - $5.00, 3 - $4.50 6. Machine quilted and embroidered 1st- $5.50, 2ndrd $5.00, 3 - $4.50 st nd rd 7. Original pattern 1 - $5.50, 2 - $5.00, 3 - $4.50 st nd rd 8. Pieced 1 - $5.50, 2 - $5.00, 3 - $4.50 st nd rd 9. Pieced and hand quilted 1 - $5.50, 2 - $5.00, 3 $4.50 10. Theme 1st- $5.50, 2nd- $5.00, 3rd- $4.50 st nd rd 11. Wall hangings 1 - $5.50, 2 - $5.00, 3 - $4.50 st nd 12. Miscellaneous 1 - $5.00, 2 - $4.50, 3rd- $4.00

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Bird house Bird feeder Bookmark Ceramics, glazed Ceramics, stained Ceramics, miscellaneous Christmas item Collage 1st- $4.00, 2nd- $3.50, 3rd- $3.00 st nd rd Counted cross stitch 1 - $3.50, 2 - $3.00, 3 $2.50 Crocheted article 1st- $3.50, 2nd- $3.00, 3rd- $2.50 st nd rd Cross stitch 1 - $3.50, 2 - $3.00, 3 - $2.50 Embroidery Game Greeting cards Greeting cards, rubber stamped Group project Holiday item Household accessory Jewelry (must be mounted) st nd rd Knitted article 1 - $3.50, 2 - $3.00, 3 - $2.50 Latch hook (small item) Latch hook (large) Leather craft Mobile Needlepoint on plastic, small item Needlepoint on plastic, large item Paint by number, small item Paint by number, large item 1st- $3.50, 2nd- $3.00, 3rd- $2.50 Painting Painting on clothing Patriotic item Picture frame Pillow Placemats Plaster craft Plastic canvas item st nd rd Quilt 1 - $4.00, 2 - $3.50, 3 - $3.00 Recyclable item (throw-away items) Refrigerator magnets Rubber stamping, miscellaneous Rug 1st- $4.00, 2nd- $3.50, 3rd- $3.00 Scrapbook Sewn article Stationery/envelopes Stenciling on fabric 1st- $3.50, 2nd- $3.00, 3rd$2.50 Stenciling on wood 1st- $3.50, 2nd- $3.00, 3rd$2.50 Stenciling miscellaneous 1st- $3.50, 2nd- $3.00, 3rd$2.50 Stepping stone Stuffed toy

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Arrangements in baskets Art clay (not fired) Bank Basketry Beadwork Bird feeder Bird house Bookmark Bug collection (up to 15, identified) Button art Candle Candleholders Ceramics (bisque, already fired) Christmas article Collage item Computer made greeting cards, mounted on cardboard or cork Craft stick (popsicle sticks) Creative writing Crocheted article Cross stitch Counted cross stitch Decorated flip-flops (new pair judged only on decorating) Derby car Doll Doll clothes Dream catcher Duct Tape item Educational project (done for school) Embroidery Fishing item Floral arrangement (not real flowers) Foam art item Game Glass mosaic Gourd art Greeting cards, mounted Group project (3 or more) Hair accessory, mounted Holiday item Household accessory Hunting item

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Item made of nature’s material Item made out of recyclable material Jewelry box Jewelry, earrings, mounted Jewelry, necklace, mounted Jewelry, bracelet, mounted Jewelry, pin, mounted Jewelry set, mounted Key chain, mounted Knitted item Latch hook Leather craft Light switch covers, mounted Loom weaving Melted crayon art Metal work Mobiles Model, car Model, rocket Model, truck Model, tractor Model, boat Model, plane Model, miscellaneous Needlepoint on fabric Needlepoint on plastic Origami Other holiday item Painting by number Painting on canvas Painting on fabric Painting on plaster craft, purchased Painting on wood Painting, miscellaneous Paper mosaic Paper sculpting picture Paper weaving Paper weight Papier-mâché Patriotic item Pencil holder Photography, small, framed Photography, large, framed Photography, black & white, framed Photography, colored, framed Picture, 3-dimensional art Picture frame Pillow Pillow case Pine cone art Plaque Plaster craft Pot holder Pottery, hand built Puppet Purse Puzzle making (no larger than 8 x 10) Quilt

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100. Refrigerator magnets 101. Robotics 102. Rock painting 103. Rubber stamped item 104. Sand art 105. Scrapbook 106. Sewn article 107. Soap carving 108. Spin art 109. Stained glass 110. Stenciling on fabric 111. Stenciling on wood 112. Stenciling, miscellaneous 113. Stepping stone 114. String art 115. Stuffed toy 116. Sun catcher 117. T-shirt, decorated 118. Tied fleece blanket 119. Tied fleece item, other than blanket 120. Tie dying 121. Tin can art 122. Toy, other than stuffed 123. Tube painting 124. Walking stick 125. Wall decoration 126. Weaving by hand 127. Wind chime 128. Wood burning 129. Wood carving 130. Woodworking 131. Wood finishing (includes painting and/or gluing pieces together) 132. Work by 4 year old and under 133. Work by 5-6 year old 134. Work by 7-8 year old 135. Work by 9-10 year old 136. Work by 11-12 year old 137. Wreaths 138. Miscellaneous Class 9 – Holiday Crafts Lot 1.

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Advent calendar Angel, sewn Angel, stuffed Angel, wooden Christmas cards Christmas article-crocheted Christmas, cross stitch Christmas, counted cross stitch Christmas article, knitted Christmas article, needlepoint Christmas article, painted on material Christmas article, painted on wood Christmas article, sewn Christmas article, embroidery Christmas article, quilted

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Crèche Door decoration Easter item, large Easter item, small Halloween item, large Halloween item, small Other holiday items Picture Pine Cone tree Potholders Santa, crocheted Santa, sewn Serging, large item Serging, small item Snowman, stuffed Snowman, wooden Stenciling on fabric Stenciling on wood Stocking Table runner Table cloth Table or mantle decoration Thanksgiving, large item Thanksgiving, small item Tree skirt Tree ornament Valentine’s Day Wall decoration Wooden Christmas article Work by a teenager Wreath Miscellaneous

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Afghan, crocheted 1st-$3.50, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.50 Afghan, knitted 1st-$3.50, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.50 st nd rd Baptism outfit, crocheted 1 -$4.50, 2 -$4.00, 3 $3.50 Baptism outfit, knitted 1st-$4.50, 2nd-$4.00, 3rd$3.50 st nd rd Baptism outfit, sewn 1 -$4.50, 2 -$3.00, 3 $3.50 Bib Blanket buddy Booties, crocheted Booties, knitted Boys suit Bunting Cap Counted cross stitch item, small Counted cross stitch item, large Crocheted set, (booties, cap, sweater) 1st-$4.00, nd rd 2 -$3.50, 3 -$3.00 Dress Knitted set, (booties, cap, sweater) 1st-$4.00, 2ndrd $3.50, 3 -$3.00 Mittens

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Needlepoint on plastic, large item Needlepoint on plastic, small item Nursery decorations/accessories Saque, kimono, or sleeper Sun suit/romper st nd rd Sweater, 1 -$3.50, 2 -$3.00, 3 -$2.50 Toys Work by a teenager Miscellaneous

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All lots in this class 1st-$3.50, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.50 Animal Bird(s) By number Cartoon Chest, small Chest, large Computer art Decorative painting on furniture, small Decorative painting on furniture, large Dish towels (3 or more) Dry media (pencil, crayon, chalk, charcoal, etc.)

Floral Folk art, large Folk art, small Greeting card Hand painted plates, bowls, trays, etc.

Holiday item Household accessory Landscape Luncheon or tablecloth Painting on canvas, over 8” x 10” Painting on canvas, under 8” x 10” Painting on glass Painting on wood Pen/ink Pillowcase (set of 2) Rosemaling, small item Rosemaling, large item Saw blade Tole painting, small item Tole painting, large item Toy Wall decoration Watercolors

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Class 14 – Quilts This lot is for either crib quilts or quilts that will fit on a bed.

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Afghan, crocheted 1st-$5.00, 2nd-$4.50, 3rd-$4.00 Afghan, knitted 1st-$5.00, 2nd-$4.50, 3rd-$4.00 Applique Apron Artificial flowers Basketry Bedspread, knitted or crocheted 1st-$5.00, 2nd$4.50, 3rd-$4.00 Bird feeder Bird houses Bookmarks Caning Centerpiece Ceramics Child’s quilt 1st-$3.50, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.50 Christmas article Clock Counted cross stitch Cross stitch Crocheted article Crocheted doily, under 8” 1st-$3.50, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.50 Crocheted doily, 8” to 12” 1st-$3.50, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.50 st nd Crocheted doily, 12” to 16” 1 -$3.50, 2 -$3.00, rd 3 -$2.50 Crocheted doily, 16” to 20” 1st-$3.50, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.50 Crocheted mittens/gloves Crocheted scarf Crocheted socks/slippers Crocheted sweater 1st-$4.50, 2nd-$4.00, 3rd-$3.50 st nd rd Crocheted tablecloth 1 -$5.00, 2 -$4.50, 3 $4.00 st nd rd Crocheted table runner 1 -$5.00, 2 -$4.50, 3 $4.00 Miscellaneous crocheted item Dish cloth, crocheted Dish cloth, knitted Doll Doll clothes Dresser scarf/runner Edging (handkerchief, pillowcase, etc.)

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62. Music box 63. Needlepoint 64. Needlepoint on plastic (small) 65. Needlepoint on plastic (large) 66. Paint by number 67. Painting, large item (over 8” x 10”) 1st-$4.00, 2nd$3.50, 3rd-$3.00 st nd rd 68. Painting, small item 1 -$3.50, 2 -$3.00, 3 -$2.50 69. Painting on canvas 70. Painting on clothing 71. Painting on wood 72. Painting, oils, small 73. Painting, oils, large 74. Painting, water colors, small 75. Painting, water colors, large 76. Photography item, small 77. Photography item, large 78. Pillows 79. Pin cushion 80. Potholders 81. Project done by a man and woman 82. Quilted item other than a wall hanging or quilt 1stnd rd $4.00, 2 -$3.50, 3 -$3.00 83. Quilted wall hanging 1st-$4.00, 2nd-$3.50, 3rd$3.00 st nd rd 84. Quilts, appliqued 1 -$5.00, 2 -$4.50, 3 -$4.00 st 85. Quilt, pieced and hand quilted 1 -$5.00, 2ndrd $4.50, 3 -$4.00 st nd 86. Quilt, pieced and machine quilted 1 -$5.00, 2 rd $4.50, 3 -$4.00 87. Recycled article (made from stuff that would be thrown away)

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Refrigerator magnet Reupholstered item Rosemaling st nd rd Rugs 1 -$3.50, 2 -$3.00, 3 -$2.50 Sewn article Stuffed toy Tablecloth st nd rd Tatting, doily over 20” 1 -$3.50, 2 -$3.00, 3 $2.50 st nd rd 96. Tatting, doily, 14” to 20” 1 -$3.50, 2 -$3.00, 3 $2.50 st nd rd 97. Tatting, doily, 8” to 14” 1 -$3.50, 2 -$3.00, 3 $2.50 st nd rd 98. Tatting, doily, under 8” 1 -$3.50, 2 -$3.00, 3 $2.50 st nd rd 99. Tatting, miscellaneous 1 -$3.50, 2 -$3.00, 3 $2.50 100. Toys or play items 101. Wall hanging 102. Wood burning 1st-$4.00, 2nd-$3.50, 3rd-$3.00 st nd rd 103. Woodcarving or whittling 1 -$4.00, 2 -$3.50, 3 $3.00 104. Woodcraft article, large item 1st-$4.00, 2nd-$3.50, 3rd-$3.00 105. Woodcraft article, small item 1st-$4.00, 2nd-$3.50, 3rd-$3.00 106. Wood turning article 107. Work by person 70 years and older, except painting and woodworking 1st-$3.50, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.50 108. Work by person 75 years and older, except painting and woodworking 1st-$3.50, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.50 109. Work by person 80 years and older, except st nd painting and woodworking 1 -$3.50, 2 -$3.00, rd 3 -$2.50 110. Work by person 85 years and older, except painting and woodworking 1st-$3.50, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.50 111. Work by person 90 years and older, except painting and woodworking 1st-$3.50, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.50 112. Work by person 95 years and older, except painting and woodworking 1st-$3.50, 2nd-$3.00, rd 3 -$2.50

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Class 19 – Ceramics Articles accepted only if completely finished by entrant.

Please have a soft towel or mat for ceramics to set on if you wish.

All lots 1st - $4.00, 2nd - $3.50, 3rd - $3.00 unless otherwise indicated Lot 1. Antiquing, 1 color 2. Chalk 3. Christmas article 4. Crèche 5. Dry brush 6. Easter 7. Garden item 8. Glazed dinnerware 9. Glazed vase 10. Glazed item, miscellaneous 11. Glazed, one stroke 12. Halloween 13. Infant item 14. Metallic/pearl 15. Mythical creature 16. Other holiday 17. Over glazed (fired on metals/mother of pearl) 18. Patriotic item 19. Religious item 20. Sandstone 21. Stained, animal 22. Stained, Native American 23. Stained, glazed 24. Stained item, miscellaneous 25. Table or mantle decoration 26. Thanksgiving/harvest 27. Translucent (using many colors of antiquing)

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Class 20 – Dolls This class includes doll construction, unless the lot specifies other. All dolls should be entered on stands except those that can sit or lay.

Lot 1. Antique reproduction 1st-$4.00, 2nd-$3.50, 3rd$3.00 2. Corn husk 3. Cloth 4. Doll accessories 5. Doll, bride 6. Doll, dressed with 4 or more piece wardrobe 7. Doll, Native American dress/costume 8. Doll, from another country 9. Doll made from a story book character 10. Doll, made from old materials 11. Doll furniture 12. Fantasy dolls (fairies, clowns, wizards, movie st nd characters – use your imagination) 1 -$3.50, 2 rd $3.00, 3 -$2.50 13. My first doll (open to anyone who has never before made a doll) 1st-$3.50, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.50 14. Other (pillowcase dolls, mop dolls, and rag dolls) 1st-$3.50, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.50 15. Porcelain 1st-$3.50, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$2.50 st nd rd 16. Work by a teenager 1 -$3.50, 2 -$3.00, 3 -$2.50 st nd rd 17. Miscellaneous 1 -$3.50, 2 -$3.00, 3 -$2.50

Class 21 – Scrapbooking Please bring one page in a protective sleeve.

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Holiday Children Family Hobby Sports Special event Travel Work by a teenager Miscellaneous

Open Class - 2014

Class 22 – Quilted Wall Hangings Wall hangings should measure 24” x 30” for small, and 24” x 31” to 64” x 60” for large.

All lots 1st - $5.50, 2nd - $5.00, 3rd - $4.50 unless specified Lot 1. Applique, large item 2. Applique, small item st 3. Appliqued and professionally machine quilted 1 nd rd $4.50, 2 -$4.00, 3 -$3.50 4. Banners, 1st-$4.50, 2nd-$4.00, 3rd-$3.50 5. Create your own, large item 6. Create your own, small item 7. Embellishing 8. Embroidered by hand, small item 9. Embroidered by hand, large item 10. Embroidered by machine, small item 11. Embroidered by machine, large item 12. Foundation piecing, large item (paper piecing) 13. Foundation piecing, small item (paper piecing) 14. Hand quilted, large item 15. Hand quilted, small item 16. Holiday, large item 17. Holiday, small item 18. Machine quilted, large item 19. Machine quilted, small item 20. Pieced and hand quilted 21. Pieced and machine quilted 22. Pieced and tied, large item 23. Pieced and tied, small item 24. Pieced and professionally machine quilted 25. Work by a man 26. Work by a teenager 27. Miscellaneous, large item 28. Miscellaneous, small item

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Class 23 – Stamping Bring 1 sample of each that is mounted.

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Any holiday Birthday Envelopes Fabrics Floral Home decoration Humorous Jewelry Stationery/note cards Wedding anniversary Work by a teenager Miscellaneous

Class 24 – Cultural Crafts All lots 1st - $3.50, 2nd - $3.00, 3rd - $2.50 Lot 1.

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Open Class - 2014 DIVISION 7 – FINE ARTS Superintendents, Ruth Barsness (320)852-9844 and Linda Frisell (320)762-1425 RULES 1.

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Directions must be followed in order for entries to be judged. Presentation counts.

All entries, except 3D exhibits, must be finished and ready to hang. Oil/acrylics must be framed or have the edges of the stretched canvas painted. Photography and all other works must be framed with glass/Plexiglas and have eye screws and wire hangers. Zig zag hangers and backs made for standing on shelves are not acceptable methods for presenting at the fair.

To be eligible for an award, the exhibit must have been completed during the previous year.

All work must be original, not a copy.

No more than one entry per person in each lot. st nd rd Only one 1 , one 2 , and one 3 place premium may be awarded in each lot. A Grand Champion may be awarded in each class, chosen from the 1st place winners only (a $5.00 premium).

In photography, only one photo per entry/frame.

A “Best of Show” is awarded for each of five areas: Art, Professional Art, Photography, Professional Photography, and Young Peoples. This is chosen from the Grand Champion winners in each of the 5 areas.

A “Best of Show” will receive $10.00 A professional is an artist who makes a business of consistently selling their work for profit or someone who is professionally employed in an art related field.

All lots, 1st place…$4.00, 2nd place…$3.00, 3rd place…$2.00.

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Class 1 – Oil, Acrylic, Tempura Gouache Lot 1.

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Work done by adults who have been previous winners Work done by adults not in lot 1 Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) Work done by professionals

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Class 4 – Pencil or Ink Drawings Lot 1.

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Work done by adults who have been previous winners Work done by adults not in lot 1 Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) Work done by professionals

Class 3 – Pastel or Chalk

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Work done by adults who have been previous winners Work done by adults not in lot 1 Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) Work done by professionals Class 5 - Collage

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Work done by adults who have been previous winners Work done by adults not in lot 1 Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) Work done by professionals

Open Class - 2014 Class 11 – Environmental (Artwork using recycled/found objects)

Class 6 – Mixed Media Art Lot

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Class 7 – Woodcuts and Etchings Lot 1.

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Work done by adults who have been previous winners Work done by adults not in lot 1 Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older)

Work done by adults who have been previous winners Work done by adults not in lot 1 Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) Class 12 – Creative Art (Let your creativity flow – any medium)

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Work done by adults who have been previous winners Work done by adults not in lot 1 Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older)

Class 8 – Pottery (Not painted ceramics – see household arts for these) 1.

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Work done by adults who have been previous winners Work done by adults not in lot 1 Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older)

Class 13 – Mini Art (Entries can be no larger than 7” x 9” – including outside measurements of frame) Lot 1. Work done by adults who have been previous winners 2. Work done by adults not in lot 1 3. Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs 4. Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older)

Class 9 – Sculpture of Any Media Lot 1.

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Class 14 – Special Needs Lot 1.

Film Photography Class 15 – Film Photography – any subject Black & White/Color

Class 10 – Woven Items Lot 1.

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Work done by person 14 and up; Open to any subject/medium

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Class 16 – Film Photography - Portrait Black & White/Color 4.

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Class 17 – Action – Must indicate action/movement Black & White/Color Lot 1.

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Work done by adults who have been previous winners Work done by adults not in lot 1 Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older)

Class 21 – Digital Photography – Animals, Manipulated Lot 1. Work done by adults who have been previous winners 2. Work done by adults not in lot 1 3. Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs 4. Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) 5. Work done by a professional Class 22 – Digital Photography – Architecture/Buildings, Manipulated Lot 1.

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MANIPULATED PHOTOGRAPHY Enlarging and cropping are not manipulating. Manipulating is a change in color, lighting, texture, special effects.

All manipulated classes must include a 4” x 6” original.

Class 18 – Digital Photography – Portrait, Manipulated Lot 1. Work done by adults who have been previous winners 2. Work done by adults not in lot 1 3. Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs 4. Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) 5. Work done by a professional Class 19 – Digital Photography – Landscape, Manipulated Lot 1. Work done by adults who have been previous winners 2. Work done by adults not in lot 1 3. Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs 4. Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) 5. Work done by a professional Class 20 – Digital Photography – Nature, Manipulated Lot 1.

Work done by adults who have been previous winners

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Work done by adults not in lot 1 Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) Work done by a professional

Work done by adults who have been previous winners Work done by adults not in lot 1 Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) Work done by a professional Class 23 – Digital Photography – Action, Manipulated - Must show movement

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Class 24 – Digital Photography – Pets, Manipulated Lot 1.

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Work done by adults who have been previous winners Work done by adults not in lot 1 Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) Work done by a professional

Open Class - 2014 Class 25 – Digital Photography – Flowers, Manipulated Lot 1. Work done by adults who have been previous winners 2. Work done by adults not in lot 1 3. Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs 4. Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) 5. Work done by a professional

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Class 30 – Digital Photography – Architecture/Buildings, non-manipulated Lot 1.

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Class 26 – Digital Photography – Portrait, Non-manipulated Lot 1.

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Work done by adults who have been previous winners Work done by adults not in lot 1 Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) Work done by a professional

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Class 27 – Digital Photography – Landscape, Non-manipulated Lot

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Class 28 – Digital Photography – Nature, non-manipulated Lot

2.

3.

4.

5.

Work done by adults who have been previous winners Work done by adults not in lot 1 Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) Work done by a professional

Class 29 – Digital Photography – Animals, non-manipulated Lot 1.

2.

Work done by adults who have been previous winners Work done by adults not in lot 1

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Work done by adults who have been previous winners Work done by adults not in lot 1 Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) Work done by a professional

Class 32 – Digital Photography – Pets, non-manipulated 1.

1.

Work done by adults who have been previous winners Work done by adults not in lot 1 Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) Work done by a professional

Class 31 – Digital Photography – Action, Non-manipulated, must show movement 1.

1.

Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) Work done by a professional

4.

5.

Work done by adults who have been previous winners Work done by adults not in lot 1 Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) Work done by a professional Class 33 – Digital Photography – Flowers, non-manipulated

Lot 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Work done by adults who have been previous winners Work done by adults not in lot 1 Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) Work done by a professional

Open Class - 2014 Class 38 – Digital Photography – Auto, boat, plane, train, space ship Class 34 – Digital Photography – any other

Lot

Lot

1.

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Work done by adults who have been previous winners Work done by adults not in lot 1 Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) Work done by a professional

Class 35 – Other Creative Photography Create special effects using film/computer – your choice Lot 1. Work done by adults who have been previous winners 2. Work done by adults not in lot 1 3. Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs 4. Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) 5. Work done by a professional

2.

3.

4.

5.

Class 39 – Digital Photography – County Fair Pictures Using any photography form, show us how you see the county fair.

Lot 1. Work done by adults who have been previous winners 2. Work done by adults not in lot 1 3. Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs 4. Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) 5. Work done by a professional

Class 36 – Mystery Photo – What is it?

The answer to identify the subject must be included.

Class 40 – Digital Photography – Special Needs, ages 14 and up.

Photo must be taken by entrant. Open to any subject.

Lot 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Work done by adults who have been previous winners Work done by adults not in lot 1 Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) Work done by a professional Class 37 – Digital Photography – Travel Must be original photos taken by entrant.

Work done by adults who have been previous winners Work done by adults not in lot 1 Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) Work done by a professional

Lot 1.

2.

3.

4.

Work done by adults who have been previous winners Work done by adults not in lot 1 Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older)

Selfies

Lot 1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Work done by adults who have been previous winners Work done by adults not in lot 1 Work done by students in grades 9-12 or teens ages 14-18 enrolled in charter, alternative or home school programs Work done by senior citizens (age 65 or older) Work done by a professional

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Let’s have some fun with our modern phone technology.

Help us fill our selfies’ bulletin board with your original selfies photos. Bring in your photo and we will pin it up on our photo board. There is no competition or awards – only fun. Be creative – photos may be humorous, fanciful, serious, but in good taste.

Photos should be smaller than 5” x 7”.

Open Class - 2014

YOUNG PEOPLES ART RULES Work done by young people, pre-school to age 13, enrolled in public, charter, alternative or home school programs.

1. Directions must be followed in order for entries to be judged.

2. Presentation counts.

3. Must be matted with firm backing, and wire integrated into the mat/frame for hanging. Do not tape the wire to the art.

4. Participation ribbons are presented to exhibitors who do not otherwise receive a ribbon.

5. One “Best of Show” award will be presented in the Young Peoples group.

All lots, 1st place…$4.00, 2nd place…$3.00, 3rd place…$2.00.

14. Grades 4 - 6 15. Grades 7 - 8

Class 41a – Art, Paintings Lot 1.

2.

3.

Through grade 3 Grades 4 - 6 Grades 7 - 8

Class 41f – Film photography, any subject Lot 16. Through grade 5 17. Grades 6 - 8

Class 41b – Art, Drawings Lot 4.

5.

6.

Through grade 3 Grades 4 - 6 Grades 7 - 8

Class 41g – Digital Photography, Animals Non-manipulated Lot 18. Through grade 5 19. Grades 6 – 8

Class 41c – Art, 3 dimensional Lot 7.

8.

9.

Through grade 3 Grades 4 - 6 Grades 7 - 8

Class 41h – Digital Photography, Animals Manipulated, must include 4” x 6” photo of original.

Lot 20. Through grade 5 21. Grades 6 –8

Class 41d – Art, Environmental art made by using recycled or found objects

Class 41i – Digital Photography, Landscape Non-manipulated

Lot 10. Through grade 3 11. Grades 4 - 6 12. Grades 7 - 8

Class 41e – Photography, Mystery photo, What is it?

This can be of any thing – make the viewer wonder what it is. The answer to identify the subject must be included.

Lot 13. Through grade 3

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Lot 22. Through grade 5 23. Grades 6 – 8

Class 41j – Digital Photography, Landscape Manipulated, must include 4” x 6” photo of original.

Lot 24. Through grade 5 25. Grades 6 – 8

Open Class - 2014

Class 41k – Digital Photography, Nature Non-manipulated Lot 26. Through grade 5 27. Grades 6 – 8

Class 41l – Digital Photography, Nature Manipulated, must include 4” x 6” photo of original.

Lot 28. Through grade 5 29. Grades 6 – 8

Class 41m – Digital Photography, Any other Lot 30. Through grade 5 31. Grades 6 – 8

Class 41n – Creative Photography Create special effects using film/digital/computer – your choice.

Lot 32. Through grade 5 33. Grades 6 – 8

Class 41o – Special Needs – Photo must be taken by entrant.

Lot 34. Ages 1 to 13, any subject

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HEY KIDS! Color this picture and bring it to the HOME ACTIVITIES building or OLD SCHOOLHOUSE for a prize.

3-A-Day

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child’s name MILK CHEESE YOGURT Have at least 3 servings of DAIRY each day for strong bones and teeth.

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