The Art Hall departments include seven classes: Agriculture Products, Floriculture, Textiles, Culinary, Junior I and II, Hobbies and Collections, and Fine Arts.
Class 1 -In My Garden (Amateurs) Tuesday show
Class 5 Potted Plants – Singles (one pot)
General
Rules for the
Exhibitor’s
Hall
General Rules
and Regulations
Rule 1: General tags can be
picked up at the Art Hall on Monday
June 23, 2014 between 3 and 6 p.m. All items must be to its rightful
departments by Monday June 23 at 6 p.m. or item(s) will not be judged,
except for Pies and some Floriculture entries.
Please make sure that your entry is in the right class number and that
your tags are right. If you need help, ask the superintendent. Failure to have
the right tags on the right entry will result in a disqualification! Doors
close and judging begins promptly at 7 p.m.
Rule 2: All entries must be
the WORK OF THE EXHIBITIOR. Except for antique quilts and collections ONLY, in
which case you must be the owner. Exhibitor names that appear on any artwork,
photos, or on quilts must be covered until after judging! Notes to judges are
permitted.
Rule 3: Each exhibitor can
enter any number entries per class number! If entering two (2) items with the
same class number please enter the class number twice on your entry form 3
entries, enter 3 times etc. In order for you to get the right number of tags,
this must be done. Only entries on your original entry form will be allowed to
be exhibited. An item can only be entered under one (1) class number. No exhibitor can receive more than two
monies per class!
Rule 4: All work must have
been completed in the last two (2) years, unless otherwise listed. This doesn’t
apply to antiques, antique quilts, or collections. Any single exhibit entry winning a ribbon or
premium at this fair, can reentered only as part of a display entry the
following year. The maximum space
available for an exhibit is 18”x24”, except for table setting. Any class titled
display may use items in it to make an attractive eye catching display.
Rule 5:
Departments where Professional classes are indicated will be considered as the
following:
Professionals will be considered as anyone who sells an item on a regular basis
for a profit or is a recognized art instructor, photographer, ceramic instructor
or anyone who is a business owner of such an establishment or work or works for
said business. Amateurs will be considered as anyone who makes an item for a
hobby or for gifts or occasionally sell an item.
Rule 6: Awards will be made
by the single judge system. The judging will be closed, except for the pies on
Friday. The judge is instructed not to award premiums unless the articles are
deemed worthy of merit. If no competition exists and an article is not worthy
of 1st premium, the judge may award 2nd or 3rd
premium according to their judgment. All judge’s decisions are final.
Rule 7: Any reason to believe
that any entry is an attempt to deceive and obtain an award by
misrepresentation; the exhibitor may be expelled from showing at the fair for
at least TWO (2) YEARS. IF there is a problem in any department, please inform
the superintendents.
Rule 8: The Henry County Fair
Association takes reasonable precautions to insure the safety of all exhibits,
but in no case will the Fair Association or any of the superintendents be held
responsible for any loss, damage or injury to the property of any exhibit while
it is on the fair grounds.
Rule 9: Entries will be
allowed to the people of the whole world!!!!
Rule 10: All articles can be
removed from the Art Hall on 3pm Sunday June 29, 2014. The Art Hall closes at
6:00 p.m. that Sunday. If your entry is not picked up by that time, Rule 8 will
apply. Your premium checks will be available to you in the Art Hall at this
time. IF your check is not picked up the exhibitor will forfeit their premium
to the Henry County Fair Association. No premium check will be mailed out due
to the high cost of postage, unless a stamped self-addressed envelope is
provided to the fair office.
Rule
11: Best of show will be selected from designated
Department’s area’s blue ribbon exhibits. Next, Judge can award up to 3 Judges’
Choice Ribbons per area cited, and any item is eligible, except the Best of
Show exhibit. Sweepstakes is award on a point system: 1st Place 3 points; 2nd
Place 2 Points; 3rd Place 1 Point. Sweepstakes will be awarded when Superintendent
is notified by the office who is the recipients of sweepstakes award.
Junior Department General
Rules
All
General Rules Listed above in Fine Arts
listed above apply plus the following: Department Junior department is divided into two separate
groupings , P and P1 Department P is only open to any
boy or girl over 8 years of age and
under 13 years old as of September 1, 2013. Department P1 is open only to any boy or girl who is over 13 of age and under 19 years of
age as of 9/1/13.
Rule 1:.All entries in the P and P1 department must be owned or grown by the exhibitor or the exhibitor’s family or the work of the exhibitor . The work must have been completed within the last two (2) years. Any 4-H’ers may enter last year’s 4-H item in the Junior or Open Show this year. Any item receiving a premium in the Junior Open may enter the item in next year’s open show by itself or as part as a display, rule 1 listed above still applies. Rule 2: Members of the same family cannot use the same recipe in the cooking classes
Rule 3: Junior class will be required to purchase an exhibitor’s pass, no exception. Anyone eligible to compete in the P and P1 departments may also exhibit in the Open Shows, without purchasing a second exhibitors pass.
Rule 1:.All entries in the P and P1 department must be owned or grown by the exhibitor or the exhibitor’s family or the work of the exhibitor . The work must have been completed within the last two (2) years. Any 4-H’ers may enter last year’s 4-H item in the Junior or Open Show this year. Any item receiving a premium in the Junior Open may enter the item in next year’s open show by itself or as part as a display, rule 1 listed above still applies. Rule 2: Members of the same family cannot use the same recipe in the cooking classes
Rule 3: Junior class will be required to purchase an exhibitor’s pass, no exception. Anyone eligible to compete in the P and P1 departments may also exhibit in the Open Shows, without purchasing a second exhibitors pass.
Agriculture
Products
Department J
Superintendents: Tammy
Dynes & Eva Dynes 309-853-1321
Premiums Offered: $187.50 Premiums
Offered :1st $4.00, 2nd 2.50, 3rd1.00
Entries
close at 5:00 p.m Friday June 20, 2014. ABSOLUTELY NO LATE ENTRIES!
Entry Fee: $0.75 per entry, unlimited entries allowed
per class, but only 2 premiums can be paid to an individual per class. Each
class entry must be written separately. There is No limit to the number
of classes that you can enter in each department. Exhibitor Fee: $13.00 Department J is open to junior-aged kids
and adults.
Check in 3-6 P.M. Monday June 23
All exhibitors must be grown in Henry County or
adjourning counties. The exhibitor must be the owner/ raiser of the product.
All fruits and vegetables must be on disposable plates failure to do this will
result may result into a disqualification. Dispose of all buckets of soil by
removing from fair grounds. No dumping soil in trash cans! Judging of
vegetables and fruits will be judged on quality, uniformity, edibility,
arrangement and attractiveness. Immature items are allowed in class.
Attractiveness of display is considered when judging class 1409.
Class
1: Number: 2013 Crop
1400 - One quart jar of
winter wheat
1401 - One quart jar of
oats
1402 - One quart jar of
soybeans
1403 - One quart jar of
shelled corn
1404 - Best 4” slice of
Alfalfa
1405 - Best 4” slice of
grass hay
1406 - Best 4” slice of
mixed hay
1407 - Best 4” slice of
wheat straw
1408 - Best 4” slice of Oat
Straw
1409 - Best display of farm
grains and products
from above classes (5 kinds)
1410 - Corn 2014 Crop
Single Hill (or) Stock grown outside in bucket. State planting date on 3x5 note card.
1411- Soybean single plant 2014 Crop grown outside in bucket. State planting date on a 3x5 note card.
1411- Soybean single plant 2014 Crop grown outside in bucket. State planting date on a 3x5 note card.
Automatically Entered Class 1
1414 - Judges Choice -
Rosette
1415 - Sweepstakes- Rosette
Class
2: Number
1425
- Asparagus spears (6)
1426 - Pea Pods (6)
1427 - Beets (for table
use) with 2” tops (6)
1428 - White Onions (6)
1429 - Yellow Onions (6)
1430 - Leaf lettuce (plant
wrapped in clear plastic)
1431 - Radishes with 2”
tops (6)
1432 - Spinach (with root
in container of water) (1)
1433 - Strawberries (½ cup)
1434 - Rhubarb with tops (3
stalks)
1435 - Any other kind not
listed
Automatically Entered Class 2
1450 - Judges Choice -
Rosette
1451 - Sweepstakes –
Rosette 1452 - Best of Show Agriculture Products Class I & II combined – Rosette
Floriculture
Department L
Premiums Offered: $240.00
Premiums: 1st
$4.00 2nd $2.50 3rd $1.00
Superintendents: Tammy
Dynes and Eva Dynes 309-853-1321
Entry Fee: $.075 per entry, unlimited entries allowed
per class. But only two monies paid per class. Each item
must be written separately. Exhibitor Fee: $13.00
Entries
for BOTH shows close at 5:00
p.m. Monday, June 9, 2014 ABSOLUTELY NO LATE ENTRIES.
Department
L is open to junior open aged kids and adults. Anyone not following the rules
may be disqualified. .
Important
Notice – Two separate shows will be held
in this division. Please read schedule carefully as many classes will not be
repeated. ALL regulations apply to both shows
All
the General Art Hall Rules Plus the following:
Rule 1: Judging: Potted plants will be judged in
accordance with size, shape, health and vigor, flowers (if any, quantity and
quality). Plants are to be owned and cared for by the exhibitor for at least 1
months prior to the fair. Collections of SPECIMEN cut flowers will be judged in
accordance with the size of flowers, color, length of stem, stiffness of
foliage, quality and condition of flowers, number of flowers on a stem and
spacing of flowers. Floral ARRANGEMENTS will be judged in accordance with the
general effect, proportion, suitability of plant materials, color coordination
and initiative of the exhibitor. In the arrangements,
the flowers do not have to be grown by the exhibitor; however, arrangements
must be the handiwork of exhibitor and must not vary from the class “theme”.. Permanent
flowers, and or dried may be used, only where
specified. No Goldenrod or noxious weeds will be allowed.
Do not use “Plant Shine” of any kind.
Rule 2: Divisions are open to
amateurs. Class 1, 2, and 4 are also open to professionals as are specially
designated classes.. Professionals will
be considered anyone who sells an item on a regular basis or who is a business
owner or employee currently working as a floral designer.
Rule 4: Due to limited table
space, your arrangements in will be limited to an area of 18”x18”. No arranging
of flowers will be allowed in the Art Hall. Exhibitors must furnish their own
containers and accessories with your name and address on the container. Flowers
in are to be in glass or clear plastic containers or vases.
Division I- Tuesday June 24, 2014 ***Bring in Tuesday by 10 am***
|
Class 1 -In My Garden (Amateurs) Tuesday show
1500-Wood/ Gourd
birdhouse/ painted or decorated.
1502- Homemade Stepping
stones
1503- Garden Art Recycled
include notes on previous use of item
Class
2- Cut Flowers 3 (three) Stems in glass Tuesday show
or plastic container/vase-
homegrown
1510-Lilies
1511-Hostas
1512- Miniature Roses
1513- Dianthus
1514- Coreopsis
1515- Marigolds
Large
1516- Marigolds
Small
1517- Petunias
1518- Any other
Class
3- Themed Arrangements (Amateurs) Tuesday Show
1520- Mixed Bouquet
Vase-Cut Flowers ONLY!
1521- Dried or Silk
Materials in Vase using a mirror
1523- Fairy Garden -
fresh or potted flowers,
a
tiny place where a fairy would live
Automatically
Entered
1524 - Judges Choice -
Rosette
1525 - Sweepstakes -
Rosette
1526 - Best of Show -
Rosette
Floriculture Division II Saturday Show, June 28, 2014
****Bring
in Saturday by 9AM****
Class 5 Potted Plants – Singles (one pot)
1530
- Any cactus or succulent
1531
- Any house plant – blooming
1532
- Any foliage houseplant – non blooming
1533
- Hanging basket with plant
1534
- Unusual household plant
1535
- Terrarium
Class 6 – Themed Arrangements (Amateurs)
1540 - Wreath – any material
1541 - Window box/shutter window – any material
1542 - Disney Themed
1543 - Hold the Flowers – green foliage in green container
Class 7 – Table Settings (see rules below)
1st $30 2nd $15 3rd
$5
1550 - Any Holiday
1551 - Tea with the Queen
Automatically
Entered
1552 - Judges Choice - Rosette
1553 - Sweepstakes - Rosette
1554 - Best of Show - Rosette
Class 7 - Table Settings-
RULES: Tables no larger than
40” X 46” permitted to exhibit. Card
tables are preferred. Table settings that received blue ribbons last
year must be changed in some way before entering them again. (Use same dishes,
change color of cloth and style of arrangement.) Cups and saucers DO NOT need
to be used on class 1550 Holiday tables.
Placements may be used with a tablecloth. Judged on harmony of setting,
accessories, distinction, proportion, color harmony and suitability for
occasion. Exhibitor to furnish all necessary items to complete setting. NO flatware
to be used. No paper napkins or tablecloths unless specified
Textiles
Department M1
Premiums Offered: $444.50
Superintendents: Tammy
Dynes & Eva Dynes 309-853-1321
Entries Close
at 5:00 p.m. Monday, June 9, 2014. ABSOLUTELY NO LATE ENTRIES
Entry
Fee: $0.75
Per Class Entry, but only 2 premiums award to the same individual in a class.
No limit to the number of classes that you can enter in each department. Exhibitor’s Fee: $13.00. The Textile
Department, Department M1, is open to junior aged kids and adults. Exhibitors
are asked to read carefully all rules and regulations. The judges will be
instructed to judge according to the rules. Anyone not following the rules may be
disqualified.
Rules and
Regulations: All The Art Hall Rules Plus:
You may cover
the items with plastic Bring Item on hanger where appropriate. All pictures must be ready to hang with a
sturdy cord or wire. All articles in this department must have been finished
within the past THREE years; Entries
in this department will be judges on (1) Workmanship – 50%, (2) Suitability of
article to purpose – 20%, (3) Harmony of colors and materials – 10%, and (4)
Beauty and originality of design –
Quilts & Afghans
Premiums Offered: 1st $7.50,
2nd $3.00 3rd $1.00
1600 – Quilt larger than 63”X85” any technique
1601 – Quilt smaller than 63”X85” any technique
1602 – Applique- any method
1603 – Crib Quilt 45X 62” or smaller any technique
1604 – Machine pieced
1605 – Hand pieced or hand quilted any size
1606 – Tied comforter
1607 – Miniature art quilt
1608 – Pre- cuts fabric used
1609 – Novice (one of the
first 4 quilts made)
1610 – Senior quilter (65 or
older)
1611 –Afghan crocheted & knitted
1612 – Miscellaneous
not listed
Quilt Challenge Class
Premiums: 1st $30.00 2nd $15.00 3rd
$5.00
1620- Article from specially designated
Henry County Fair fat quarter
Needlework Pictures
any Technique
Must be framed and
ready to hang with wire or strong string.
Premiums Offered: 1st $4.75,
2nd $2.25 3rd $1.00
1623 – Animal or pets
1624 – Any Holiday
1625 – Flowers (Plants or
Still-life )
1626 – Words or Verse
(Minimum Border Only)
1627 – Children’s Theme
1630 – Scenic or nature
1631 – Seasons
1632 – Religious
1633 – Any Other
Clothing
Premiums Offered: 1st $4.75; 2nd $2.25
3rd $1.00
Must be on hanger covered with plastic
1634 – Knitted or crocheted
article
1635 – Clothing (1 article)
1636 – Sweatshirts decorated
1637 – T-Shirt decorated
1638 – Purse or tote
1639
– Miscellaneous
Crafts
Premiums Offered: 1st $4.00, 2nd $2.50
3rd $1.00
1650
- Weaving Any
1651
– Stuffed Toy or Animal
1652
– Doll and/or Doll Clothes
1653
– Tied Fleece Blanket
1654
– Miscellaneous
Linens/
Household Articles - any technique
Premiums Offered: 1st $4.00, 2nd $2.50
3rd $1.00
1655
– Pot holders set of 2
1656
– Guest Towels (2) (terry)
1657
– Place Mats (4)
1658
– Napkins (4) or Tablecloth (1)
1659
– Table runner
1660
– Apron
1661
– Dresser Scarf
1662
- Tea towels set of two (not terry)
1663
- Pillow Decorative or Useful
1664
- Pillowcase (2)
1665
- Any item not listed below
Automatically Entered
1676
- Judges Choice - Rosette
1677
- Sweepstakes – Rosette
1678
- Best of Show- Rosette
Quilt Challenge 2014
A fundraiser to support the Textile
Department of the Henry County Fair, since most of the state funding has
been cut the money raised will be designated for use in the Textile Department.
The Rules are simple. Purchase
one of the 55 of the designated fabric “fat quarter (s)” for $5.00. Create an item, quilted or not using
any techniques of style of your design and workmanship. You many use any fabric
to compliment the “fat
quarter that must be included somewhere in the project. You are encouraged to
enter the project in the
textile department during the 2014 Henry County Fair in the Quilt Challenge
Class. All other entry fees still
apply. Fat quarter maybe still available
at the Quilt Box, Kewanee; the Village Smithy Bishop Hill, or by contacting Superintendent Eva Dynes
3098531321 or 3095070420
A
Big Thank You to:
The
Quilt Box, Kewanee • The Village Smithy, Bishop Hill
Who are helping sponsor the Quilt Classes in the Textile
Department!!!
.
Fine Arts
Department M2
Premiums Offered: $300.00
Premiums: 1st
$4.50, 2nd $2.00 3rd $1.00
Superintendents: Tammy
Dynes and Eva Dynes 309-853-1321
Entries close at 5:00 p.m. Monday, June 9, 2014. ABSOLUTELY NO
LATE ENTRIES!
Entry Fee: $0.75 per entry, unlimited entries allowed
per class. Each item must be written separately.
Exhibitor Fee: $13.00
Check in 3-6 pm Monday June 23rd.
Check in 3-6 pm Monday June 23rd.
Rules and Regulations: All The Art Hall Rules Plus
Artwork MUST be ready to hang. A
sturdy cord for hanging is required or entry will be disqualified. If space
does not allow, the right to decline to hang pictures not receiving a prize is
reserved. All artwork, ceramics, or woodworking must have been completed in the
LAST TWO (2) YEARS. Any artwork, ceramics, or woodworking that was awarded a
premium last year will be prohibited from competition. Any artwork, ceramics,
or woodworking entered last year and not receiving a premium, may be entered
again. Please remember that all artwork, ceramics, or woodworking must have
been completed within the last two (2) years. Photographs (professional or
amateur) must have been taken in the LAST YEAR. They must be framed and ready
to hang or stand. The photographs must be at least a 5"x7", but no
larger than an 11"x14" including frame. Photographs are not judged on
self -developing.
Art
Acrylic
& Oil Painting
1701
– Landscape or Seascape
1702
– Floral or Still Life
1703
– Animals or wildlife
1704
– Miscellaneous
Watercolors
1706
– Landscape or Seascape
1707
– Floral or Still Life
1708
– Animal or Wildlife
1709
– Miscellaneous
Pen, Pencil, Chalk,
Crayon or Charcoal
1711
– Landscape or Seascape
1712
– Floral or Still Life
1713
- Animal or Wildlife
1714
– Miscellaneous
Any Other Art
1718
– Sculpture 3D, or Mixed Media
1719
– Silk Screening, Etching, or
Printmaking
1720
– Collage or Assemblage
1721
– Any other art not listed
Automatically
Entered
1722- Judges Choice -
Rosette
1723- Sweepstakes –
Rosette
1724- Best of Show-
Rosette
Amateur At least
5"x7" but no larger than 14"X11
1732 – Nature
1733 – Scenic - No People
1732 – Nature
1733 – Scenic - No People
1734 – Building/s - No People
1735 – People - Child/Children
1736 – People - Adult/s
1737 – Animals or Wildlife
1738 – Action
1739 – Still
Life
1740 – Sunrise/Sunset
1741 – Patriotic
1742
– Vacation
1743 – Miscellaneous Not Listed
Automatically
Entered
1745- Judges Choice - Rosette
1746- Sweepstakes –
Rosette
1747- Best of Show- Rosette
Professional
Photography
At least
5"x7" but no larger than 11"x 14"
An amateur
may enter this category
1750– Portrait
1751 – Babies (one year or under)
1752 – Henry County Fair Landmark or Scene
1753– Time Exposure
1754- Special Effects/ Manipulated image
1755- Novelty/ Humorous
1756- People in Motion
1757 – Night Scene
1758– Black and White Photograph
Automatically
Entered
1760- Judges Choice - Rosette
1761-
Sweepstakes – Rosette
1762- Best of Show- Rosette
Cattleman’s Art
Class
Premium 1st
$12.00, 2nd $8.00, 3rd$5.00 (This class Only)
Art depicting cattle and/or
cattleman
1725 - Art Any Medium (no
Photography)
1726 - Photography any
Technique
1727 - Artist 25 years and
younger- any medium
Class is sponsored by:
The
Henry County Beef Association
Antiques & Collections
Department M2
Premiums Offered: $328.00
Premiums: 1st:$4.75, 2nd:$2.50, 3rd:$1.50, 4th:$1.25
Superintendent: Tammy
Dynes 309-853-1321
Entries close at 5:00 p.m. Monday, June 9, 2014. ABSOLUTELY NO
LATE ENTRIES!
Entry Fee: $.75 per entry, unlimited entries allowed per
class. Each item must be written separately.
Exhibitor Fee: $13.00
Check in 3-6 pm Monday June 23
Check in 3-6 pm Monday June 23
The General Rules for the Exhibitor’s Hall apply to this
Department. The Antique and Collections classes do not have a completion date,
but any exhibit that was awarded a premium the previous year in an Antique or
Collections class will be prohibited from competition for two (2) years
following premium. Any Antique or Collections display that did not receive a
premium the previous year, may compete in the current year. When there is more
than two items to a class entry, the items must be arranged on a piece of
paper, mirror, material, etc. Feel free to fill bottles, jars, etc. with
something to make them more attractive to the eye/highlight details
.
1763 – Oldest and Most
Interesting before 1930 (1)
1764 – Toy- stuffed animal
or doll (1)
1765 – Cookbook
(1)
1766 – Small China or
Commemorative Plates (2)
1767 – Old Books or
Children’s Books (3)
1768– Henry County Historical
or Fair Item (1)
1769 – Old Jar of Buttons (1)
1740 – Lunch boxes (3)
1771 – Farm Tool (1)
1772 – Clothing, Baby or
Adult Ready to Wear (1)
1773 – Advertising Items (2)
1774 – Old Handkerchief (4)
1775 – Bottles or Pop
Bottles (4)
1776- Figurines (3)
1777- Quilt or Afghan(1)
1778 Small tins (4)
1779 Antiques Pictures,(snap, Mag. etc.) (3)
Collection
1780– Salt and Pepper
Shakers (5 pair)
1781 – Sports Related (6
items)
1782 – Christmas Ornaments
(6)
1783 – Shell or Rock
Collections (6)
1784 – Walt Disney
Collection (6)
1785 – Vacation Souvenirs
(6)
1786 – Snowmen or Santa
Clause (6)
1787– Bears any type (6)
1788 – Magnets (6)
1789 – Any other collection
items not listed (6)
Handicrafts/ Hobbies
Handicraft
collections must be 5 items or 5 pairs
1790- Misc. Handicraft
Collection 16-49 years old
1791- Misc. Handicraft
Single 16- 49 years old
1792- Misc. Handicraft
Collection 46+ years old
1793- Misc. Handicraft
Single 46+ years old
1794- Scrapbooking (one or two pages of a single event)
1794- Scrapbooking (one or two pages of a single event)
Automatically Entered
1795 - Judges Choice -
Rosette
1796 - Sweepstakes –
Rosette 1797 Best of Show -Rosette
Culinary Baking
Department O
Premiums Offered: $570.00 • Premiums: 1st:$4.50, 2nd:$2.00, 3rd: $1.00
Superintendents: Tammy
Dynes and Eva Dynes 309-853-1321
Entries close at 5:00 p.m. Monday, June 9, 2014. ABSOLUTELY NO
LATE ENTRIES!
Entry Fee: $0.75 per entry, unlimited entries allowed
per class. Each item must be written separately. The
Culinary Department, Department O is open to junior open-aged kids and adults
.
Rules and
Regulations: All The Art Hall Rules Plus:
Rule 1: All entries must be
homemade and the work of the exhibitor.
A) Cakes may be single layer except where indicated. Frosting or toppings as desired. Recipes must
be provided on index cards for classes (1 categories. Items must be displayed on disposable plates.
¼ of cakes, coffee cakes, cookies & pies will be left on display after
judging. The remaining will be donated to the 4-H food stand. or returned to exhibitor
B) All
entries in the canning division should be displayed in uniform measures. Soft
spreads, jams, and jellies being exhibited shall be in clear half pint up to
pint size jars. The canned fruits, vegetables, and pickled & sauces items
being exhibited shall be in clear half pint, pint, or quart jars. Contents of
the jars must be 1 year or less when preserved. All canned items MUST BE
LABELED WITH THE NAME OF THE ITEM AND DATE. In the canning display classes,
baskets or other items may be used to help make an attractive, eye catching
display. The maximum size for an individual display shall be 18x18 inches.”
Rule 2: All entries in this
department must be mounted on disposable plates or cardboard. Foods such as
breads, cookies, candies, etc. must be put into plastic bags or covered with
plastic wrap.
Rule 3: PIES ARE TO BE IN BY NOON ON FRIDAY, JUNE 27th and are not sweepstake eligible.. All pie crusts can be made from lard, butter, or shortening or oil. No commercial canned fillings are to be used. All pies must be in disposable pie tins. One (1) piece of pie will be left for display. The remainder of the pie will be donated to the 4-H food stand or returned to exhibitor.
Foods
Cakes
– Only bring ½ of cake
1800 - Any Cake 8 or
9" Layer Cake Frosted / Unfrosted
1801 – Cake mix with ingredients added
1802 - Bundt
Cake
1803 – Cupcakes (3)
Decorated Cakes ( may
use commercial mix)
1808 - Novelty (Fancy Pan or
Cut Up) “Candy Crush “Themed
1809 - Holiday or Special
Occasion
Cookies - Bar Cookies
- Candy
1811– Any type (3)
1812 - Brownies, Unfrosted
(3)
1813- Bar Cookie (3)
1814- No Bake Cookie (3)
1815 - Chocolate Chip
1816 - Peanut Butter (3)
1817 – Sugar (3)
1818 – Any Candy (3)
1819 - Best Collection of
Cookies, Any 6 Varieties
1820 - Gifts From The
Kitchen (4-6)
Yeast & other
Baked Items
1821–
½ loaf Bread
or Dinner Rolls (3)
1822
- Cinnamon Rolls (3) ,Coffee Cake, Braid Or Tea Ring
1823
- Quick Bread or 3 muffins
1824 Any item not listed
Pies
1825 – Any Single Fruit Pie
2 crust
1826 - Any Combo Fruit Pie 2 Crust
1827 - Any Other Kind one crust no Cream
Lard Crusted Pie Class
Premium 1st $25.00, 2nd 5.00 3rd 2.50 (this class only)
1828-1 fruit 2 crusted pie Crust Made with Lard ONLY
Sponsored in part by:
Henry County Pork Producers
Automatically
Entered
Judges
Choice – Rosette
Sweepstakes
– Rosette
Best of Show- Rosette
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Junior Show
Department P
Department P
(ages
8 to under 13) Premiums Offered: $560.00
Premiums
for all classes: 1st $3.50, 2nd $2.00, 3rd $1.25, 4th $0.75
Superintendents: Tammy
Dynes and Eva Dynes 309-853-1321
Entries
Close at 5:00 p.m. Monday, June 9, 2014. ABSOLUTELY NO LATE ENTRIES.
Entry
Fee: $0.75
Per Entry (No limit to the number of classes entered or number of entries per
class)
Exhibitor
Pass: $13.00
(Required)
Rules and
Regulations: All The Art Hall Rules Plus: Check in 3-6 P.M. Monday June 23
Rule 1: All Food items
must be on a disposable plate and be in a zip lock plastic bag. Sewing must
be on a hanger, ready to hang. It may be covered with plastic. Single Fresh Flowers .Must be in bud vase or plastic container. Single Fresh Flowers and Vegetables and Fruits may be GROWN BY THE
EXHIBITOR OR EXHIBITOR'S FAMILY. They are to be attractively displayed using
your choice of accessories, baskets, toy truck, etc. Remember that a DISPLAY
means an attractively arranged so it is eye-catching. Rhubarb should be on a disposable
plate or in an aluminum pie tin. Berries should be in non-breakable plastic
containers. All artwork MUST be ready to
hang with a sturdy cord or wire or entry will be disqualified. All
photographs must be framed or mounted on Cardboard or poster board and ready to
hang. Photograph frames may be the kind that will stand up. Any size photo. No
computer altered photos. COLLECTIONS AND SOUVENIRS can be OWNED BY EXHIBITOR OR
EXHIBITOR'S FAMILY. All collections have a table area of 18"x24".
Some wall space is available, but on a first come bases. All other collections
can be mounted on cardboard, wood, material, or poster board. Baskets, mirrors
or other accessories may be used to make an eye catching display. Remember you
have an area of 18"x24”.
Foods
1900
– Any Cake (1/2 Layer, Angel Food or ½ sheet cake)
1901
– Any Yeast Item (1/2 Loaf Bread or 3 Rolls)
1902
– Any Baked Cookie (3)
1903
– Any Chocolate Chip Cookie (3)
1904
– Any Peanut Butter Cookie (3)
1905
– Any Sugar Cookie (3)
1906
– Any Unbaked Cereal Cookie (3)
1907
– Canning (2 jars any type and size)
1908
– Any Brownies (3) NO NUTS or FROSTING
1909
– Any Snack Mix, Salty or Sweet
1910
– Any Item Not Listed Above
Sewing
1911
– Pillow Decorative or Useful
1912-
Quilt (Any size/ technique)
1913- Clothing (Any Item)
1913- Clothing (Any Item)
1914
- Any Household Item (apron, pot holders, etc.)
1915-
Any Cross Stitch or Embroidered Item
1916-
Any Item Not Listed Above
Art
Work
1917
– Water Color/ Pastels
1918
– Crayons
1919
– Chalk/ Charcoal
1920
– Colored Pencil Drawing
1921
– Pencil Drawing (no color)
1922
– Oil or Acrylic Painting
1923
– Collage or Assemblage
1924
– Clay Sculpture 3D Art
1925
– Computer Generated/ Altered Art
1926
– Any Other Media
Agriculture
and Horticulture (Bring Monday)
1927
– Any Flower
of same variety, 3 stems any kind
1928 – Household Plant in
Container any type (1)
1929
– Corn or Soybean plant in bucket list plant date
and
variety on a 3X5 notecard.
Vegetables
and Fruits
1930
–Peas (6)
1931
– Onions (3)
1932
– Berries, Any Kind (1/2 Cup)
1933
– Rhubarb, 3 Stalks with Tops
1934-
Radishes (6 with 2” tops)
1935
– Any Kind Not Listed ( 3 )
Handicraft
Hobbies
1936
– Sweatshirt or T-shirts decorated any way
1937
– Wood Project
1938
– Any Item made with Duct Tape
1939
– Scrap Booking 1 or 2 page(s) of a single event
1940
– Jewelry (1)
1941
– Handmade Greeting Card
1942
– Any Hobby Not Listed
Lego
or Similar Kits
1943
– Model Kit with Instruction Sheet
1944
– Freestyle, Your Design
Collection
(Number of Items)
1945
– Dolls, Trolls or Stuffed Animals; no longer than 12" (limit 6)
1946
– Key Chains, mounted on 12"x15" cardboard, (10)
1947
– Miniature Vehicles or Farm Equipment (8-10)
1948
– Card Collection 10
1949
– Pencils, Eraser or Pencil Sharpeners or Pens (10-15)
1950
– Vacation Souvenirs (8-10)
1951
– Sports collection - NO CARD COLLECTIONS (8-10)
1952
– Miscellaneous Collection Not Listed Above (8-10)
Photography
1953
– Black & White, Your Choice Subject
1954
– Color Photo, Your Choice Subject
1955
– “Selfie” 1 person/ “Usie” 2 or more
take with digital device
Automatically Entered
Judges
Choice – Rosette
Sweepstakes
Award – Rosette
Best
of Show- Rosette
Junior Show
Department P1
Department P1
(ages
13 to under 19) Premiums Offered: $412.50
Premiums
for all classes: 1st $3.50, 2nd $2.00, 3rd $1.25, 4th
$0.75
Superintendents: Tammy
Dynes and Eva Dynes 309-853-1321
Entries
Close at 5:00 p.m. Monday, June 9, 2014. ABSOLUTELY NO LATE ENTRIES.
Entry Fee: $0.75 per entry (No
limit to the number of classes entered or of entries per class)
Exhibitor Fee: $13.00 (required)
Rules and
Regulations: All The Art Hall Rules Plus: Check in 3-6 P.M. Monday June 23
Rule 1 All Food items
must be on a disposable plate and be in a zip lock plastic bag. Sewing must
be on a hanger. It may be covered with plastic. Single Fresh Flowers must be in a bud vase glass or plastic container. The flowers and fruits and vegetables may be GROWN BY
EXHIBITOR OR EXHIBITOR'S FAMILY. The judge will be looking at growth, color,
and size of bloom. Vegetables
and Fruits are to be attractively displayed
using your choice of accessories, baskets, toy truck, etc. Remember that a DISPLAY
means an attractively arranged so it is eye-catching. Rhubarb should be on a disposable
plate or in an aluminum pie tin. Berries should be in non-breakable plastic
containers. All artwork MUST be ready to
hang with a sturdy cord or wire or entry will be disqualified. Photographs
All photographs must be framed or mounted on Cardboard or poster board and
ready to hang. Photograph frames may be the kind that will stand up. Any size
photo. No computer altered photos. COLLECTIONS AND SOUVENIRS can be OWNED BY
EXHIBITOR OR EXHIBITOR'S FAMILY. All collections have a table area of
18"x24". Some wall space is available, but on a first come bases. Collections
can be mounted on cardboard, wood, material, or poster board. Baskets, mirrors
or other accessories may be used to make an eye catching display. Remember you
have an area of 18"x24”.
Foods
1956
– Any Cake (1/2 Layer, Angel Food or ½ sheet)
1957
– Any Yeast Item (1/2 Loaf Bread or 3 Rolls)
1958
– Any Baked Cookie (3) including chocolate chip
1959
– Any Peanut Butter Cookie (3)
1960
– Any Sugar Cookie (3)
1961
– Unbaked Cereal Cookie (3)
1962
– Brownies (3) NO NUTS or FROSTING
1963
– Snack/ Trail Mix (Salty or Sweet)
1964 – Canning (2 jars, any type, any size)
1965
– Any Item Not Listed Above
Sewing &
Needlework
1966
– Pillow Decorative or Useful
1967 – Quilt/ Afghan (any size/ technique)
1968 – Clothing (one item/ sewn knitted or
crochet)
1969 – Any Household Item (apron,
potholders, etc.)
1970 – Needlework any type
1972 – Any Item Not Listed Above
Art Work
1973
– Pastels or Watercolor
1974 – Crayons
1975 – Chalk or Charcoal
1976
– Pencil Drawing (no color)
1977 – Colored Pencil Drawing
1978
– Oil or Acrylic Painting
1979
– Collage or Assemblage
1980 –
Clay/Sculpture/3-D Art
1981
– Computer Generated or Altered Art
1982
– Any Other Media
Agriculture and
Floriculture (Bring Monday)
1983
– Flower of same variety, 3 stems any kind
1984
– Household Plant in Container any type (1)
1985
– Corn or Soybean plant in
bucket, grown outside
list plant date and variety on 3X5 note card
Vegetables and Fruits
1986
– Peas
(6 pods)
1987
– Onions (3)
1988
– Berries, Any Kind (1/2 Cup)
1989
– Rhubarb (3 Stalks with Tops)
1990 – Radishes (6 with 2” Tops)
1991
– Any Kind Not Listed
Handicraft Hobbies
1993
– Sweatshirt or T-shirts decorated any way
1994
– Any Item Made with Duct Tape
1995
– Wood Project
1997
– Scrap Booking 1 or 2 page(s) of single event
1998
– Jewelry (1 item)
1999 – Handmade Greeting
Card any occasion
2000
– Any Hobby Not Listed
Lego or Similar Kits
2001
– Model Kit with Instruction Sheet
2002
– Freestyle, Your Own design
Collection (Number
of Items)
2004
– Dolls, Trolls or Stuffed Animals, no longer than 12"
(6)
2005
– Key Chains, mounted on 12"x15" cardboard (10)
2006
–Card Collection (10)
2007
– Miniature vehicles or farm equipment,(8-10 max.)
2008
– Pencils, Eraser, Pencil Sharpeners or Pens (10- 15)
2009
– Vacation Souvenirs (minimum 8, maximum 10)
2010
– Sports collection - NO CARD COLLECTIONS! (8-10 max.)
2011
– Any Item Not Listed(8-10)
Photography
2012
– Black & White - Your Choice Subject
2013
– Color Photo - Your Choice Subject
2014
– “Selfie” 1 person/ “Usie” 2 or more (taken
with a digital device)
Automatically
Entered
2015 - Judges Choice – Rosette
2016- Sweepstakes Award – Rosette
2017- Best of Show- Rosette
Art Hall Entry Form
*** Entries Close at
5:00pm Monday, June 9, 2014!!***
Forms
May Be Photocopied – Absolutely No Late Entries Will Be Accepted!
Make
Checks Payable to Henry County Fair Association and mail to: Henry County Fair,
P.O. Box 105, Cambridge, Illinois 61238
Name:
_______________________________________________________________________________________
Address:
_______________________ City: ____________________ State: _____ Zip:
_______________
Email:
_________________________________________Phone: ____________________
SS#:
______________________________ Birthdate: _______________
(Required) (For
Junior exhibitors only month & year)
Entry
Fee:
Number of entries:
________ X .75 = $________
Exhibitor
Fee: $13.00 (Required) = + $ 13.00
TOTAL
= $___________________
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