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Miniatures
Digital Print on Canvas
600 - HOBBIES & CRAFTS
SUPERINTENDENT: Trina Matthews
Exhibits entered 8 am - NOON, Monday, Aug. 3rd at
Cloverleaf Hall. Exhibits released Saturday, Aug.
8th, from 2:30 - 3:30 pm.
2. Limit of one entry in each Class except Collections
which are counted as one entry.
3. Label each item with your name and address.
4. Exhibits that hang on the wall must be ready to hang.
NO EXCEPTIONS!!
5. Models must be securely mounted. Any two or more
pieces must be attached. Fairboard will not be respon-
sible for loose or poorly mounted items.
6. All items must be of EXHIBIT QUALITY.
7. Exhibits shown in previous years are not eligible.
Awards:
June’s Local Market – Youth Award, any Hobby or Craft
made with recycled items, $5.00
The Magic Garden – Youth Award, Painted Garden Sign,
$5.00
Savoie’s Specialties – Youth Award, $10.00 gift certifi-
cate
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Lego Item
Model Vehicle (all types)
Model Plane
Mosaic Item
Nature Art, cones/seed /etc.
Plastic Item
Resin Item
Silk Screening
Stained Glass
Any other
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Any Item
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606-PAPER CRAFTS
Scrapbook Layout (1 or 2 pages), using stamping
Scrapbook Layout (1 or 2 pages), using journaling
Scrapbook Layout (1 or 2 pages), using embellish-
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Scrapbook Layout (1 or 2 pages), digital layout
Scrapbook Layout (1 or 2 pages), general
Full Scrapbook (5-20 pages; heritage, theme, etc.) 8 ½
x11” or larger
Full Scrapbook (5-20 pages; heritage, theme, etc.)
smaller than 8 ½ x 11”
Holiday Decoration
Handmade Card
Hand made Card Collection (3-12, theme)
Altered Item
Tag Art
Any other
DIVISION:
601-COLLECTIONS
Hobby/Craft Collection, 5-20 pieces
Doll Collection, 5-20 dolls
Insect Collection, 5-20 insects
Sea Shells, 5-20 shells
Miniatures 2" & under, 5-20 pieces
Nostalgia Collection, 5-20 pieces
Group Display (clubs, organizations) 5-20
Sports Collection, 5-20 pieces
Any other, 5-20 pieces
602-WOODCRAFT
1 Wood Carving, 8" and under
2 Wood Carving, over 8"
3 Wood Turning, 8" and under
4 Wood Turning, over 8"
5 Handmade Item, 12" and under
6 Handmade Item, over 12"
7 Toy
8 Any other
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603-CERAMICS & CHINA
Hand Built Item ( all sizes)
Wheel Thrown Item
Glazed Item
Unglazed Item
Over Glazed Item
Stains
Purchased Green ware, 10” and under
Purchased Green ware, over 10"
China Painting, all sizes
Any Item over 12” in size
Miniatures, any item less than 4” in size
Any other
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604-MISCELLANEOUS CRAFTS
Baskets
Beads
Braiding
Candle, handmade
Fabric Covered Box
Hand-woven Item
Jewelry
Leatherwork
700 - LAND PRODUCTS
SUPERINTENDENT: Debbie Yarborough
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Exhibits to be entered 7:30 am - 10 am, Tuesday,
Aug. 4th at Cloverleaf Hall. Exhibits released
Saturday, Aug. 8th, from 2:30 - 3:30 pm.
Bulletin No. EC 653, “Selecting and Preparing
Vegetables for Exhibit” is available at the Extension
Office.
Entries are limited to one display per class, per family,
per garden. If there are 3 entries of a single variety,
they will be judged in a separate class.
Pick market size specimens that are representative of
variety named. Have correct number of specimens for
class. All sections MUST contain 5 specimens unless
other amount specified.
All specimens should be as uniform and alike as pos-
sible: Nearly the same size, the same degree of
ripeness, of similar color.
Enter every class you can, even if your fruit or veg-
etable is not at its peak. Other growers have the same
weather to contend with.
Unless other arrangements are made, any exhibits not
picked up at end of the fair will be disposed of.
Exhibitors may replace land products with fresh ones
any time after judging.
Awards:
The Magic Garden - 6 Youth Awards, $5.00 each
Lower Valley Farmers Market – Adult Award, $5.00,
Professional Award, $5.00
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Gooseberries
Raspberries
Strawberries
Any Other
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703-GARDEN VEGETABLES
(5 specimens each, unless otherwise noted)
Beets, table, tops off
Beans, pole
Beans, bush
Brussels sprouts
Carrots, trim tops 1”
Cucumbers
Garlic, 3 bulbs
Garlic, elephant, 1 bulb
Onions, green
Onions, yellow
Onions, sweet
Onions, other
Peas, garden
Peas, snow
Peppers, sweet
Peppers, hot
Potatoes, red
Potatoes, white
Potatoes, other
Radishes
Rhubarb
Squash, summer
Squash, zucchini
Tomatoes, cherry
Tomatoes, other
Turnips
Any other
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704-ONE HEAD OR ONE BUNCH
Broccoli
Cabbage, green
Cabbage, red
Cabbage, other
Cauliflower
Kale
Lettuce, head
Lettuce, loose leaf
Spinach
Swiss Chard
Other Edible Greens
Any Other
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705-HERBS
(Herbs to be displayed in pots or bunches
& labeled with name of herb)
Basil
Chives
Dill
Lemon Verbena
Marjoram
Mint
Oregano
Parsley
Rosemary
Sage
Thyme
Herb Basket or Collection; judged on quality, variety &
appearance
Any other (list herb)
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706-ODDITIES & MONSTROSITIES
Any unusual or very large fruit or vegetable
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DIVISION:
701-FRUIT
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Apples
Cherries
Plums
Any other
707-GRAIN
(Threshed, one quart jar)
702-BERRIES (½ box)
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Blackberries
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Alfalfa
Clover
Barley
Oats, gray
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Oats, white
Rye
Wheat, soft white
Any other
SHEAVES OF GRAIN & GRASSES
Crop of Present Year, Grown by Exhibitor
All sheaves judged for quality and attractiveness. Should be
12 inches in length from head to base of sheaf, with base
even and 2 inches across at butt where they will be mea-
sured. Tie tightly with string 3 times. Label “Any other” by
variety name on entry tags.
708-GRAIN SHEAVES
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Club Wheat
Fall Wheat
Oats
Barley
Rye
Any other
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709-HAY AND GRASS SHEAVES
(Label tags as “irrigated” or “non-irrigated”)
Alfalfa
Oats
Orchard Grass
Smooth Brome grass
Timothy
Wheat Grass
Any other
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710-HONEY
(One pint jar)
Comb, in a frame
Comb, in a jar
Strained, light
Strained, dark
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711-RAW PRODUCTS
Butter, 1 tub
Cream, 1 pint
Milk, 1 quart
Eggs, brown, 6 (must be cleaned)
Eggs, white, 6 (must be cleaned)
Any other
800 - FLORICULTURE
SUPERINTENDENTS: Judy & Scott Taylor
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Exhibits to be entered 7:30 am - 10 am, Tuesday,
Aug. 4th at Cloverleaf Hall. Exhibits released
Saturday, Aug. 8th, 2:30-3:30 pm.
Exhibitors may make only one entry per Class. When
3 or more exhibits of same type are entered in
“Any other” class, they will be judged in separate
class.
All horticultural exhibits to be THREE STEMS or
SPRAYS with LEAVES unless otherwise indicated.
In classes where given numbers of blooms are speci-
fied, any excess or deficiency will be cause for dis-
qualification.
All exhibits must have been grown by the exhibitor in
Divisions 2 and 3.
All exhibits must have been arranged by exhibitor in
Division 1. Help from others, in any manner, will dis-
qualify the entry.
Artificial flowers and dried material only in proper cate-
gories.
Awards:
The Magic Garden – Youth Award, $5.00; Edible Flower
Arrangement, $5.00