General rules and regulations
Liability
The utmost care will be used for the protection of the public and exhibits, but, in no event shall the Greenwood County Fair Association, Inc., and Greenwood County 4-H Foundation or its officers, directors or members be held responsible for any loss or damage to the property or person of exhibitor or other groups while on the Fairgrounds, whether said loss or damage shall arise from accident or any other cause whatsoever.
There shall be no solicitation or roving privileges and nothing shall be sold or given away without the approval of the Fair Board.
All concessions shall be under the control of the Fair Board and no merchandise, feed, hay or other property shall be sold on the Fairgrounds without permission of the Fair Board.
In case any of the days of the Fair are stormy, and in the judgment of the management, the carrying out of the regular program for that day is impractical, such program may be postponed or omitted.
Interpretation of Rules
The Greenwood County Fair Association and Greenwood County 4-H Foundation shall not be liable for error or mis-statement of rules, regulations, or assumptions, due to printing and compiling this catalog.
The Greenwood County Fair Association reserves to its board of directors, the right to determine the application of any rule herein published and to amend any special rules for the conduct of the Fair that may be deemed necessary.
No alcoholic beverages may be on the premises. Violating exhibitors will have entries disqualified.
Suitability of exhibits and displays will be subject to approval of the Association. Avoid copyrighted and/or trademarked materials in displays or exhibits.
Entries
4-H and FFA
Members see page four for entry rules. Entry forms are available from the Extension Office or FFA supervisor.
Open Class
General Superintendent -
Ramona Carpenter.
Open Class Entries
Follow the open class entry procedure outlined in the box below observing the following rules.
1. Use the entry form in this catalog or a copy of the entry form. Additional catalogs may be obtained from The Eureka Herald, Madison News and the Extension Office.
2. Exhibitors are limited to one entry in each class.
3. All articles must have been made or grown by the exhibitor in whose name they are entered with the exception of antiques and flowers used in arrangements.
4. A single entry cannot be entered again as part of a group exhibit.
5. Exhibits which have previously received awards at the Greenwood County Fair cannot be accepted for competition.
6. No entry fee shall be charged for any entry.
7. Note any special rules in the various departments.
8. Members of 4-H and FFA are encouraged to enter open class competition but no exhibit entered in 4-H or FFA divisions shall be eligible to compete in open class competition.
Judging
Rule 1: No one shall act as a judge for any class in which he or she is exhibiting.
Rule 2: When there is only one exhibit entered in any given class, the management reserves the right to award one premium according to the decision made by the judge.
Rule 3: A judge, at his or her discretion, may withhold any or all premiums, if any article is not worthy of award.
Rule 4: No premium shall be awarded upon an article for which no classification is provided in this published list.
Rule 5: Decisions of judges shall be final, subject only to protests for good reasons.
Protests
All protests must be made in writing to the superintendent, setting forth the grounds for the protest and be filed before 8:00 p.m. of the date the award is made.
Release of Exhibits
Exhibitors must claim their property at the close of the Fair, but no exhibit shall be removed or disarranged before 1:00 p.m., Monday, July 30. The Fair Association will assume no responsibility for any article left in the Exhibit Area or on the grounds after 3:00 p.m., Monday, July 30.
Exhibitors shall forfeit any awards to which they may be entitled for the violation of the above rule.
Please notify the superintendent in advance if exhibits are to be released to anyone other than the exhibitor.
DEPARTMENT M
Farm, Orchard and Garden Products
Superintendent -Tressie Gulick.
In addition to the general rules for exhibiting, the following rule applies:
Because of the uncertainty of produce being in condition at a certain time, entry may be made in this division until 11:00 a.m., Friday, July 27 at the fair grounds. However, please make entries in advance when possible.
Premiums: 1st - $.75; 2nd - $.50; 3rd - $.25.
(Exceptions are Displays, Numbers 15, 44 & 54 -Premiums 1st - $5.00; 2nd - $3.00; 3rd - $2.00)
CLASS
1 Small grain, 1 qt.
2 Clover or grass, 1 qt.
3 Soybeans, 5 stalks
4 Field Corn, 5 ears
5 Popcorn, 5 ears
6 Sweet Corn, 5 ears
7 Corn, single ear
8 Corn, 5 stalks
9 Corn, tallest stalk
10 Grain Sorghum, 5 heads
11 Forage Sorghum, 5 stalks
12 Prairie Hay, small sheaf
13 Alfalfa Hay, small sheaf
14 Brome Hay, small sheaf
15 Farm Display, (5 or more crops)
16 Pumpkin
a. Small (2)
b. Large (1)
17 Squash
a. Summer (2)
b. Winter (1)
18 Watermelon
19 Muskmelon
20 Cabbage
21 Egg Plant
22 Ornamental Gourds (5)
23 Garden Beans (5)
24 Beets, table use (5)
25 Bell Peppers (5)
26 Jalapeno Peppers (5)
27 Other Peppers, (5)
28 White Onions, plate of 5
29 Yellow Onions, plate of 5
30 Red Onions, plate of 5
31 Potatoes, (5)
a. Red
b. White
32 Sweet Potatoes, (5)
33 Red Tomatoes, plate of 5
a. Cherry
b. Roma
c. Pear
34 Yellow Tomatoes, plate of 5
35 Tomatoes, plate of 5
36 Tomato, largest (1)
37 Turnips, plate of 5
38 Carrots, plate of 5
39 Cucumbers, plate of 5
40 Okra, plate of 5
41 Zucchini, 2 specimens
42 Any Other Vegetable
43 "Freak" Vegetable
44 Garden Display (5 or more vegetables)
45 Apples, plate of 5
a. Red
b. Yellow
46 Pears, plate of 5
47 Plums, plate of 5
48 Grapes, 2 bunches
49 Peaches, plate of 5
50 Any Berry - 20 Berries
51 Any Other Fruit
JUVENILE
52 Decorated vegetable
53 Large vegetable (1)
54 Any vegetable (5 alike)
55 Garden display (3 or more vegetables)
DEPARTMENT N
Food Preparation
Superintendent - Betty Boone.
In addition to the general rules for exhibiting, the following regulations apply:
All baked foods should be on disposable plates and in plastic bags.
Three samples are needed for entries in rolls or cookies.
All breads, cakes and pies will be cut by the judge. Two-thirds of each product will be sold to benefit the 4-H Foundation and Greenwood County Fair or the exhibitor may take that portion home after all judging is completed.
Special awards for breads and cakes are provided by the Kansas Wheat Commission and by Wilton Enterprises Inc. in the cake decorating class.
Premiums: 1st - $.75; 2nd - $.50; 3rd - $.25. (Exception, Cakes and Yeast Breads. 1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00)
CAKES
CLASS
1 White or Yellow
2 Chocolate or German Chocolate
3 Foam ( Angel Food, Sponge, Chiffon)
4 Bundt
5 Fruit ( traditional or apple, banana, etc.)
6 Any other cake
7 Cupcakes
8 Decorated cake, cupcakes or cookies
9 Tricks with a cake mix (a basic cake mix plus two or more added ingredients; recipe must be included)
YEAST BREADS
CLASS
10 Raisin Loaf
11 White Loaf
12 Whole Wheat or Graham Loaf
13 Coffee Cake or Holiday Bread
14 White Rolls
15 Whole Wheat Rolls
16 Sweet Rolls
17 Any Other Bread
18 Any Bread, prepared in a bread machine
QUICK BREADS
CLASS
19 Banana Bread
20 Nut and/or Fruit Bread
21 Gingerbread
22 Coffee Cake
23 Muffins - plain
24 Muffins - fruit, nuts, etc. added
25 Muffins - any other
26 Any Other Quick Bread
COOKIES & CANDIES
CLASS
27 Bar Cookies
28 Brownies
29 Rolled and Cut Cookies
30 Pressed Cookies
31 Ginger Snaps
32 Filled; Fruit, candy, etc.
33 Peanut Butter
34 Oatmeal
35 Carrot
36 Chocolate
37 Chocolate Chip
38 Any other cookie
39 Homemade Candy
40 Any Cookie, Candy or Cake prepared in a microwave oven
JUVENILE CLASSES
(Not over 12 yrs.)
CLASS
42 No-bake Cookies
43 Any Other Cookie
44 Any Quick Bread
OVER 70
45 No-bake Cookies
46 Any Other Cookie
47 Any Quick Bread
DECORATED COOKIE JAR
Premiums: 1st - $5.00; 2nd - $3.00; 3rd - $2.00
CLASS
48 Decorate a clear wide-mouthed jar. Cookies must be visible in jar. Fill with a minimum of six kinds of individually wrapped cookies. (Bring one of each kind, individually wrapped in a small box for the judge to sample.) Individuals or groups may enter. Jar counts 30%; cookies 70%.
The jar and cookies will be presented to a “Friend of the Fair” on Monday evening.
Howard’s AF Grocery
FRUIT PIE CONTEST
Superintendent - Rosalea Brenton
Premiums - 1st - $15.00; 2nd - $10.00; 3rd - $5.00 All others - $3.00
CLASS
49 Any two-crust fruit pie
DEPARTMENT O
Food Preservation
Superintendent - Margaret Spires.
Assistant Superintendent – Linda Stuber
In addition to the general rules for exhibiting, the following regulations apply.
Jellies, preserves, jams and butters are to be shown in sealed half pint or pint standard jars.
Other canned foods should be exhibited in standard pint or quart jars with rings.
In each of the four divisions listed below: Soft Spreads; Fruits; Vegetables; and Pickled Foods, the two best exhibits canned in Kerr jars and sealed with Kerr lids or Ball jars with Ball lids will be awarded two $5 and one $3 coupons for Ball or Kerr Fresh Preserving products.
Premiums: 1st - $.75; 2nd - $.50; 3rd - $.25. (Collections. Numbers 79, 90, 107 & 127. 1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00)
DRIED FOODS
(3 or 4 pieces in a clear container)
CLASS
42 Fruit
43 Vegetables and/or Herbs
44 Meat
SOFT SPREADS
(Attach a proof of purchase for Ball pectin to be eligible for special awards.)
(May be opened for judging)
JELLIES
CLASS
45 Apple
46 Blackberry
47 Crabapple
48 Currant
49 Elderberry
50 Grape
51 Gooseberry
52 Plum (red)
53 Mint
54 Peach
55 Any Other Jelly
PRESERVES
58 Cherry
59 Peach
60 Pear
61 Strawberry
62 Tomato
63 Watermelon
64 Orange Marmalade
65 Any Other Preserves
JAMS & BUTTERS
70 Apricot
71 Blackberry or Raspberry
72 Apple
73 Peach
74 Pear
75 Plum
76 Grape
77 Strawberry
78 Any Other Jam
79 Collection of Soft Spreads (4 kinds, uniform jars)
CANNED FRUIT
CLASS
80 Apples or Applesauce
81 Apricots
82 Blackberries
83 Cherries
84 Grapes
85 Peaches
86 Pears
87 Plums
88 Rhubarb
89 Any Other Fruit
90 Any fruit juice
91 Collection of Fruit, 4 kinds (uniform jars)
CANNED VEGETABLES
CLASS
96 Vegetable Soup Mixture
97 Beans, Snap
98 Corn
99 Peas
100 Tomatoes
a. Red
b. Yellow
101 Tomato Juice
102 Carrots
103 Beets
104 Spinach or Greens
105 Sauerkraut
106 Any Other Vegetable
107 Collection of Vegetables, 4 kinds (uniform jars)
PICKLED FOODS
CLASS
110 Cucumber - Sweet
111 Cucumber - Dill
112 Cucumber - Bread and Butter
113 Beets
114 Okra
115 Peppers
116 Fruit (any kind)
117 Mixed Vegetable Pickles
118 Any Other Pickle
119 Corn Relish
120 Tomato Relish
121 Cucumber Relish
122 Spaghetti, Chili, Taco Sauce or Salsa
123 Any Other Sauce/Relish
124 Collection of Pickled foods, (4 kinds) (uniform jars)
Miscellaneous
CLASS
130 Meat or Poultry
131 Sweet topping
Juveniles (12 and under)
Special awards will be given in Soft Spreads, Fruits, Vegetables and Pickled Foods. Mark age on tag.
135 First soft spread
136 Second soft spread
137 First canned fruit
138 Second canned fruit
139 First canned vegetable
140 Second canned vegetable
141 First pickled food
142 Second pickled food
DEPARTMENTS A, C & P
In addition to the general rules for exhibiting, the following rules apply to all art, crafts and photography.
This department is open to amateurs only. An amateur is a person who does not pursue his or her art for a livelihood.
Judging will be based on originality, technique and application of art principles.
Premiums: 1st - $.75; 2nd - $.50; 3rd - $.25
DEPARTMENT P
Photography
Superintendent - Rhonda Boone
(Enlargements 4" x 6" or larger)
CLASS
(In Black and White)
9 People
a. One person
b. Two persons
c. Three or more
10 Plants or Flowers
11 Scenery
a. Land
b. Water
12 Animals
a. Pets or Domestic
b. Wild or Zoo
13 Any other
(In Color)
14 People
a. One person
b. Two persons
c. Three or more
15 Plants or Flowers
16 Scenery
a. Land
b. Water
17 Animals
a. Pets or Domestic
b. Wild or Zoo
18 Any other
JUVENILE (12 and under)
(In Black and White)
CLASS
19 People
a. One person
b. Two persons
c. Three or more
20 Plants or flowers
21 Scenery
a. Land
b. Water
22 Animals
a. Pets or Domestic
b. Wild or Zoo
23 Any other
(In Color)
24 People
a. One person
b. Two persons
c. Three or more
25 Plants or flowers
26 Scenery
a. Land
b. Water
27 Animals
a. Pets or Domestic
b. Wild or Zoo
28 Any other
Photos of Greenwood County Scenes
1st - $3.00; 2nd - $2.00; 3rd - $1.00
Adults
Class
1 Scenery/plants
2 People/activities/animals
Juvenile
3 Scenery/plants
4 People/activities/animals
DEPARTMENT A
Fine Arts
Superintendent - Kathy Swart.
All paintings and drawings must be framed or securely mounted with hangers.
PAINTING - OIL OR ACRYLIC
32 People
33 Scenery
34 Plants or Flowers
35 Animals
36 Any other
WATER COLOR or TEMPERA
37 People
38 Scenery
39 Plants or Flowers
40 Animals
41 Any other
CHARCOAL or PASTEL
42 People
43 Scenery
44 Plants or Flowers
45 Animals
46 Any other
PEN & INK or PENCIL
47 People
48 Scenery
49 Plants or Flowers
50 Animals
51 Any other
MISCELLANEOUS ART
53 Mixed media
54 Prints
55 Any Other Medium
DEPARTMENT C
Crafts
Superintendent - Margaret Osmundson
56 Ceramics, commercial molds
57 Pottery – hand formed
58 Metalwork
59 Jewelry or Beading
a. Necklace – 1 strand
b. Necklace - 2 or more strands
c. Other - single item or set
60 Rubber Stamping
61 Memory book (Scrapbook consultants not eligible for special award – Creative Memories Album)
a. Travel/vacation
b. Special event
c. Span of time
62 Leatherwork
63 Collage (mounted)
64 Stenciled Object.
65 Decorative Painting
a. picture or wall hanging
b. other object box, tray, etc.
66 Handmade Basket
a. under 12 inches
b. over 12 inches
67 Decorated Wreath or Swag
68 Holiday Decoration
a. Christmas
b. Other holidays
69 Any other craft
WOODWORKING
70 Carving
71 Small Handmade Article (shelf, toy, birdhouse, etc.)
72 Larger Item
73 Restored Item
JUVENILE ART & CRAFTS (Not over 12 years) (Mark age on tag)
(All work must be mounted; cardboard is acceptable.)
CLASS
74 Drawing in black and white
a. Landscape
b. Other
75 Work in Color
(Crayon, Pencil, Marker)
a. Landscape
b. Other
76 Water Color
a. Landscape
b. Other
77 Oil Painting or Acrylic
a. Landscape
b. Other
78 Ceramics - commercial mold
79 Pottery - hand formed
80 Object Carved or Made of Wood
81 Holiday Craft
82 Model or kit craft
83 Sand Art
84 Decorated Item (Flower pot, Birdhouse, etc.)
85 Metal or plastic item
86 Any Craft Not Listed
PRE-KINDERGARTEN
(Work must be mounted)
CLASS
87 Pen or Pencil Drawing
88 Work in Crayon or Marker
89 Watercolor
90 Craft Item
a. Cut and paste
b. Other
WORK BY PERSONS - OVER 70
CLASS
91 Drawing/Painting
92 Holiday craft
93 Item Made of Wood
94 Ceramics
95 Item Made of Plastic or Metal
96 Any Craft Not Listed
DEPARTMENT Q
Clothing and Textiles
Superintendent - Lynnie Teter.
Premiums: 1st - $.75; 2nd - $.50; 3rd - $.25
KNITTING
CLASS
1 Bedspread, Afghan, etc.
2 Garment
3 Any Other Knitted Item
CROCHETING
CLASS
21 Tablecloth or Bedspread
22 Afghan
23 Stole or Poncho
24 Doilies, under 14"
25 Doilies, over 14"
26 Any Household Accessory
27 Any Fashion Item
28 Any Article with Crocheted Trim
29 Infant's Shawl or Blanket
30 Infant's Garment or Booties
31 Any Other Crocheted Item
STITCHERY
CLASS
Hand Embroidery
40 Tablecloth
41 Pillowcases (pair)
42 Tea Towels (3)
43 Pillow or Other Item
Machine Embroidery
45 Tablecloth
46 Pillowcases (pair)
47 Tea Towels (3)
48 Pillow or Other Item
Crewel Embroidery
50 Picture
51 Pillow
52 Any Other Item
Needlepoint
53 Picture
54 Pillow
55 Any Other Item
56 On Plastic
Hand Applique
58 Household Item
59 Any Other Item
60 Garment
Machine Applique
62 Household Item
63 Garment
64 Any Other Item
Counted Cross-stitch
65 Work size, smaller than 8" x 10"
66 Work size - 8" x 10" to 11" x 14"
67 Work size - larger than 11" x 14"
68 Any unframed item
MISCELLANEOUS
Painted Cloth
70 Tablecloth
71 Pillowcases (pair)
72 Tea Towels, (3)
73 Any Other Item Painted on Fabric
Rugs
80 Rug, hooked
81 Rug, braided or crocheted
82 Rug, woven
Pillows
84 Pillow, gingham
85 Pillow, patchwork
86 Pillow, Any Other Not Listed
Other
88 Tatting, any item
89 Latch Hook, any item
90 Stuffed Toy, or item
91 Doll, sewn of fabric
92 Potholders, (2) fabric
93 Placemats, (2) fabric
94 Tablerunner (fabric)
95 Christmas Stocking
96 Holiday Decoration, fabric
97 Purse or tote bag (fabric)
98 Wall Hanging
JUVENILE WORK (Not over 12 years)
CLASS
100 Knitted Item
101 Crocheted Item
102 Hand Embroidered Item
103 Any Other Handwork
104 Painted Cloth, any item
105 Machine Sewn Garment
106 Machine Sewing, any other item
WORK BY PERSONS OVER 70
CLASS
111 Knitted or Crocheted
112 Hand Embroidered Item
113 Any Other Handwork
114 Painted Cloth, any item
115 Rug, any method
116 Quilt or Comfort
117 Machine Sewn Garment
118 Machine Sewing, any other item
119 Stuffed Item
CLOTHING
(Not Crocheted or Knitted)
CLASS
121 Baby Bib
122 Bonnet & Coat (0-3 yr.)
123 Girl's Dress
124 Child's 2-piece Outfit
125 Coat or Jacket (1-12 yr.)
126 Blouse or Shirt (1-12 yr.)
127 Pants or Skirt (1-12 yr.)
128 Play Outfit (1-12 yr.)
129 Sleepwear (1-12 yr.)
130 Child's Vest
131 Recycled garment (attach explanation)
132 Woman's Suit
133 Woman's 2-piece Outfit
134 Woman's Coat or Jacket
135 Woman's 1-piece Dress
136 Formal or Party Dress
137 Jumper or Sundress
138 Woman's Slacks or Skirt
139 Blouse, any fabric
140 Housecoat or Nightwear
141 Man or Woman's Vest
142 Man or Woman's Shirt
143 Apron
144 Decorated Sweatshirt or T-Shirt
145 Any Other Decorated Garment
QUILTS
The Fairfield Processing Corporation will provide awards for the two best quilts.
If the quilt has been quilted by someone other than the exhibitor, please attach the name of the quilter or quilters to the quilt.
Premiums: 1st - $3.00; 2nd - $2.00; 3rd - $1.00.
CLASS
160 Hand quilted, 4 or less fabrics
161 Hand quilted, 5 to 9 fabrics
162 Hand quilted, 10 or more fabrics
163 Hand quilted, embroidered, any stitch
164 Hand quilted, appliqued
165 Hand quilted, child or baby
166 Machine quilted, 4 or less fabrics
167 Machine quilted, 5 to 9 fabrics
168 Machine quilted, 10 or more fabrics
169 Machine quilted, embroidered, any stitch
170 Machine quilted, appliqued
171 Machine quilted, child or baby
172 Quilt, made by an organization
173 Quilt, miniature 24"x24" maximum
174 Quilted, wall hanging smaller than 32"x36"
175 Quilted, wall hanging larger than 32"x36"
176 Patriotic quilt or quilted item
177 Quilt or comfort, tied
DEPARTMENT R
Antiques and Collectibles
Superintendents - Geri Ordway and Virginia Black.
Premiums: 1st - $.75; 2nd - $.50; 3rd - $.25
(Include date and history on all entries when possible)
CLASS
283 Dolls
284 Bedspread
285 Quilt
286 Piece of Handwork
287 Article of Clothing
288 Document
289 Photograph or Tintype
290 Porcelain and Hand Painted China
291 Glass
a. cut
b. pressed
c. etched
d. blown
292 Colored Glass
315 Depression Glass
316 Milk, Custard, Opaque and Art Glass
295 Carnival Glass
296 Heirloom, small
297 Framed art work
298 Bottles or Jars; glass
299 Vase, any material
300 Pottery or Stoneware
301 Any Mug
302 Tea Pot
303 Lamp
304 Box
305 Primitives
a. wood
b. iron
c. tin
d. miscellaneous
311 Silver or Pewter Item
312 Brass or Bronze Item
313 Children's Item
a. toy
b. miscellaneous
309 Books
a. cookbook
b. religious
c. school
d. fiction
e. non-fiction
f. children’s
310 Jewelry
311 Hand Tools
312 Farm and Ranch Item
313 Advertising Item
314 Baskets
315 Graniteware
316 Native American Item
317 Bell
318 Postcard or Greeting Card
319 Magazine
320 Christmas Decoration
321 Souvenir (identified by name or location)
322 Military Item
323 Political Item
324 Paperweight
325 Collections (at least 3 and not more than 5 of a kind)
a. toothpick holders
b. candle holders
c. kitchen utensils
d. shakers, salt & pepper, etc.
e. miscellaneous
DEPARTMENT S
Floriculture
Superintendent - Peggy Bewley.
In addition to the general rules for exhibiting, the following rules apply:
Entry may be made in this division until 11:00 a.m., Friday, July 27 at the fairgrounds.
There is less bookwork when exhibits are pre-entered
All flowers must be grown by the exhibitor except those used in arrangements. Cut flowers should be exhibited in a clear, neat container. Exhibitor must furnish their own container. No artificial flowers or foliage are permitted.
Special awards provided by Eureka Greenhouses
CUT FLOWERS
CLASS
1 Ageratum, 3 stems
2 Asters, annual, 3 stems
3 Cannas, 1 stem
4 Cleome (spider flower), 1 stem
5 Cosmos, 3 stems
6 Coxcomb, 1 head
7 Chrysanthemums, 3 stems
8 Dahlia, under 2", 1 stem
9 Dahlia, over 2 ", 1 stem
10 Daisies, 3 stems
11 Gaillardia, 3 stems
12 Gladioli, 1 stem
13 Marigold, large, 3 stems
14 Marigold, small, 3 stems
15 Periwinkle, 3 stems
16 Petunias, single, 3 stems
17 Petunias, double, 3 stems
18 Phlox, 1 stem
19 Poinsettia (summer), 1 stem
20 Salvia, 3 stems
21 Snapdragons, 3 stems
22 Sunflower, tame, 1 stem
23 Surprise Lily, 1 stem
24 Verbena, 3 stems
25 Zinnias, small, 3 stems
26 Zinnias, medium, 3 stems
27 Zinnias, Large, 3 stems
28 Perennial Sweet Pea, 3 stems
29 Other Annuals Not Listed
30 Other Perennials Not Listed
ROSES, HERBS, SHRUBS
CLASS
31 Roses, 1 stem
a. Red
b. Pink
c. White
d. Yellow
e. Others Not Listed
f. Miniature
32 Herbs, 3 stems
a. Dill
b. Mint
c. Parsley
d. Sage
e. Other
33 Crepe Myrtle, 1 stem
34 Rose of Sharon, 1 stem
a. White
b. Light Pink
c. Color
35 Others Not Listed
POTTED PLANTS
CLASS
36 African Violets
37 Begonia
38 Cactus
39 Cactus or succulent garden
40 Sansiveria
41 Succulent
42 Hanging Basket, flowering
43 Hanging Basket, non-flowering
44 House Vines (planted)
45 Pothos
46 Impatiens
47 Herb
48 Geranium
49 Coleus
50 Fern
51 Mixed plants, less than 4 kinds
52 Mixed plants, 4 kinds or more
53 Other (give name)
ARRANGEMENTS
CLASS
54 Miniature, not to exceed 3"x3"
55 Petite, not to exceed 6"x6"
56 White and Green arrangement
57 Monochromatic arrangement
58 Hobby theme
59 Kitchen arrangement
60 A Golden Glow (marigolds & more)
61 Coffee Table arrangement
62 Arrangement for a Holiday
63 Harvest Time (flowers, fruits or vegetables)
64 Gladiolus arrangement
65 Rose arrangement
66 Wildflowers (mixed flowers)
67 Kansas Glory (wild sunflowers)
68 Brandy snifter or rose bowl
315 Arrangement in a Basket
70 Western Heritage arrangement
JUVENILES ONLY
(Not over 12 years)
ARRANGEMENTS AND PLANTS
CLASS
73 Arrangement for Mom or Dad
74 Home on the Range
75 Arrangement in a novelty container
76 Potted Cactus or Succulent
77 Any other potted plant
CUT FLOWERS
CLASS
78 Marigolds, 3 stems
79 Petunias, 3 stems
80 Zinnias, 3 stems
DEPARTMENT T (cancelled for 2008)
Scarecrows
Open to any individuals, club, organization or business. Free-standing scarecrow/character should be in place in the concourse building by 5 p.m. Friday. A sign can identify your creation. Each entry will receive the following:
Class 85 Individual youth (age 1 to 18) - $3.
Class 86 Youth Organizations - $10.
Class 87 Adults (individuals, clubs, business) - Lots of Fun.