2016 Junior Fair Association - The Official Website of Van Buren

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2016 Van Buren County
Fair Association
Board of Directors
Bryan Hickerson...President
Laura Grissom...Secretary
Susie Maxwell...Treasurer
Directors:
Sarah Hickerson Louann Myers
Penny Baker Drew Campbell
Tiwanna Bricker Bill Grimm
2016 Junior Fair Association
Blake Denney Mallory Christian Sierra Delon
Tyzie Grissom Jaelyn Roberts Kenlyn McGuire
Ethan Dodson Jared Binkley Austin Miller
Ralee Robinson Madysen Pettit Grace Neely
Taya Lewis Caden Mills Ashley Lee
Will Hutchings Carlie Lefebvre Dakota Lancaster
Shawn W. Graham Hannah Sullivan
Kinzie Johnsn Gracie Austin Sydney Bouldin
Makayla Mooneyham Taylor Robinson
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
& INFORMATION
Admission to fair arena events is $2.00.
Event or Information
Time
General Rules and Regulations
Saturday, July 30th
Page #
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Entering Exhibits
12 pm - 5 pm
Outdoor Meat Cookery
1 pm - 3 pm 10-11
Livestock Show5:00 pm12
Chainsaw Challenge8:00 pm13
Sunday, July 31st
Church Night 5:00 pm14
Monday, August 1st
Entering Exhibits
8 am - 12 pm
Judging of Exhibits
Begins at 1 pm
Fairest Pageants6:00 pm16-19
Tuesday, August
2nd
Carnival opens6:00 pm
Children’s Pageant6:00 pm20-21
Wednesday, August 3rd
Senior Day11am-2 pm
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Lets Go To Church
6:30 pm
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Carnival opens6:00 pm
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Event or Information
Time
Page #
Thursday, August 4th
Check Out Our Chicks Hatching
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Fair Day Games
11:00 pm 27
Carnival Opens
1 pm - 3 pm
Poultry Show6:00 pm25
Carnival Re-Opens6:00 pm
Bike Race6:00 pm28
Lil’ Wrangler Rodeo
6:30 pm
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Greased PigAfter Rodeo
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Friday, August 5th
Carnival Opens6:00 pm
Pet Show5:30 pm34-35
Corn Hole Tournament
6:00 pm
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Van Buren Has Talent
6:30 pm
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Saturday, August 6th
Carnival Opens12:00 pm
Horse Show5:30 pm38
Novelty Horse Show
7:00 pm
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Other
Regulatory Services:
Livestock Health Requirements for Fairs
60-62
Please support our Sponsors!!
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GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
The Van Buren County Fair Association is a non-profit organization under direction of an all volunteer board of directors. The
Van Buren County Fair Association will not be held responsible
for any personal injury or property damage of any kind whatsoever received on the fair grounds or in connection with the fair. All
persons attending and participating in fair events do so at their
own discretion.
All fair arena events will charge $2 gate admission for persons 6
years and older, unless noted otherwise. Proceeds go to the Van
Buren County Fair Association and help cover expenses associated
with the fair. The Van Buren County Fair would not be possible
without the sponsorship of many local businesses and individuals.
Please remember to tell our sponsors you appreciate their support
of the fair.
Most entry forms may be filled out thirty minutes prior to an event
during registration. Entry forms may also be picked up before the
fair at the Van Buren County UT Extension office.
The Van Buren County Fair Association reserves the right to
change any rules and regulations that they see fit. All communications hould be addressed to the Secretary of the Fair Association,
P.O. Box 449, Spencer, TN 38585.
EXHIBITS
Every animal and article upon the grounds shall be under the control of
the Association and subject to the rules of the director/superintendent of
the department. Every precaution will be taken for the safe-keeping of
exhibits and animals. However, the Association will not be responsible
for any loss or accident that may occur.
Unless otherwise noted, and excluding livestock, all products exhibited
must be produced by the exhibitor on the farm or in the home in Van
Buren County during the past year. Previous winners are ineligible.
Registration papers on animals entered as registered animals must be
submitted at the time the animal is entered.
Only one member of the same family may enter an article under a given
number in any class other than 4-H, and then only if they are carried on
as projects, excluding livestock.
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Michael & Rhonda Maynard
Owners
120 College St.
Spencer, TN 38585
Phone (931)946-7900
Fax (931)946-8900
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Want something different for lunch the
week of the FAIR??
If you do, then come to the FAIR!
Lunch will be served starting at 11 am each day at the
MAIN Food Booth at the Fair Grounds.
Piney Fire Department will be serving our Full Menu
AND a Daily Special. The special will be served while
quantities last. Listed below is our daily special menu.
All for only $7.00
Monday
Meatloaf with mashed potatoes, pinto beans, corn and
cornbread.
Tuesday
Chicken & Dumplings with mashed potatoes, green
beans, corn, and a roll.
Wednesday
Taco Salad
Thursday
Fish or Chicken Tenders with fries, coleslaw, and
hush puppies.
Friday
Pulled Pork Barbecue or Chicken with baked beans, coleslaw, and chips.
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Outdoor Meat Cookery
Saturday, July 30th, 2016
Cooking starts at 1:00 pm. Judging begins at 3:00 pm.
Director: Laura Grissom Superintendent: Chris Binkley
Guidelines:
Entry Fee: $5.00
• One person team
• Meat: Beef
• Contest must provide two (2) fresh, uncooked, meat items:
one for the display platter and another for sampling. he retail
cut is the participant’s choice; however, the cut must be prepared withing the time limit. The cut can be marinated prior
to the contest. Contestants should be prepared to state a degree
of doneness (rare, medium rare, medium, medium well, or well
done.
• Preparation and cooking time limit is two (2) hours. The
contestants are required to turn in the prepared meat at the end
of the stated cooking time. Contestants will submit only the
prepared meat cut to the judges: no additional items (drinks,
vegetable, etc.) should be submitted to the judges.
• The contestants should provide a copy of any recipes used
to the judges. Sauces and marinades may be commercial or
personal recipe.
• Barbecue grills, chaarcoal, starters, grilling supplies, table
set-ups must be provided by the contestants. Grills with or
without hoods may be used. Also, aluminum foil may be used
to construct a windscreen or hood.
• Each contestant will be provided a food preparation area no
bigger than a 10’x10’ space. Grills and tabletop display may be
outside of the 10x10 area.
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Presentation:
• Table
• Table Covering
• Platters
• Decorations
• Recipe card
• Title of them should be apparent
• Development of a theme through a recipe selection and
compatibility
• Theme development:
»» Table used should be no more than 48 inches in diameter,
square or circular.
»» A theme should be chosen and present (i.e. Luau, Tailgating, etc)
»» Creativity will be worth extra points
»» Decorations on table cannot exceed 36 inches above the
table.
»» Decorations or display items should not be below the table top or on the ground. Table covering may extend below
the table top.
• Platter presentation:
»» Juice drippings should be wiped from platter.
»» Meat should be the focal point.
• Contestant appearnce:
»» Must be neat and clean.
»» Must have on an apron and head covering ( heair net or
cap)
»» Long hair must be pulled up or worn under head covering.
»» Closed toe shoes.
»» No loose clothing
Prizes:
1st Place: $25
2nd Place: $15
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Open to the World
Cattle show
Saturday July 30 @ 5:00 pm
Director: Susie Maxwell Superintendent: Will Maxwell
Registration begins @ 4:00 pm
Entry Fee: $5.00
Premiums: 1st $30, 2nd $20, 3rd $10,
Best in Show: $50, Reserve: $30
Class I: Spring Heifer calves after March 1st 2016.
Class II: Jr. Heifer Calves Jan. 1st-Feb 28 2016.
Class III: Late Senior Heifer Calves Nov 1st-Dec. 31st 2015.
Class IV: Early Senior Heifer Calves Sept 1st – Oct 31st 2015.
Class V: Spring/Summer Yearling Heifer May 1st-Aug 31st 2015.
Class VI: Heifer March 1st-April 30th, 2015.
Class VII: Heifer Jan. 1s-Feb 28th, 2015.
Class VIII: Heifer Sep 1st-Dec 31st 2014.
Class IX: Cow/calf natural born in 2015.
Rules and Regulations
1. Open to TN Residents only 9-21 yrs of age.
2. Barn Space first come first serve.
3. No bedding provided, no straw allowed.
4. Must have official certificate of veterinary inspection signed by accredited
veterinarian to accompany animal.
5. No animal that shows clinical signs of infections of communicable diseases
shall be allowed to enter or remain on premises.
6. All trucks and trailers will be parked in designated area.
7. Immediately upon arrival check in at livestock table with health papers.
8. Wash area may be unavailable .
9. All breeds require 8 head to make a show.
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Chainsaw Challenge
Saturday, July 30th at 8:00 pm
Bryan Hickerson, Director
Entry Fee: $12.00 per class
Classes
Class 1: 2-3 Cubic Inch
Class 2: 3.1-3.5 Cubic Inch
Class 3: 3.6-4 Cubic Inch
Class 4: 4.1-4.5 Cubic Inch
Class 5: 4.6-5 Cubic Inch
Class 6: 5.1-5.5 Cubic Inch
Class 7: 5.6-6 Cubic Inch
Class 8: Open Class
Class 9: Small Stock Saw - 50 cc & under
Class 10: Large Stock Saw - 51 cc & up
Class 11: Brand new chainsaw give away!
Entry: Participants must be 18 years old or older to enter the contest.
Participants must sign a waiver stating that the Van Buren County Fair
Association and sponsors will not be liable in the event of loss or injury
to persons or property. Participants should arrive 30 minutes early for
registration.
Safety: Everyone must remain outside the roped off area except judges
and operators. Participants must wear eye protection. Participants are
encouraged to wear earplugs and chaps.
Rules: All saws must have a factory serial number. Participants may run
any fuel except in Classes 9 & 10. Time will start when the chain touches
the log and stops when the chain comes out of the log. Participants must
make a clean cut. The block must fall off to qualify for winning. If the
chain comes off, participants may put it back on and cut again within a
five minute time limit. The 1st place winning saw of any class may not
move up to compete in other classes. Two different people cannot run
the same saw in a class. In Classess 1-7, all modifications are legal except
racing pipes. Class 11 is open to everyone who does not enter Classes
1-10. In Class 11 everyone will be using the saw that is to be given away.
The participant with the fastest time in Class 11 wins the saw. The judges’
decisions are final.
Awards for Classes 1-10
1st: $75
2nd: $50
3rd: $25
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Sunday Night at the Fair
July 31st, 2016 at 5:00 pm
Come to the Fair Arena
for
Great Gospel Singing
Praise & Worship!
Hill Road
Baptist Church
Welchland
Baptist Church
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The Fair Board
is
Looking
For
New Members.
Call your County Commissioner, come to a Fair
Board Meeting, or speak to a Member for more
details.
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Van Buren County Fairest Pageants
Monday, August 1st, 2016 at 6 pm
Susie Maxwell, Director
Drew Campbell & Penny Baker, Superintendent
Little Miss Fairest @ 6:00 pm
Open to girls 7 to 9 years old
Junior Miss Fairest @ 6:45 pm
Open to girls 10 to 12 years old
Miss Fairest @ 7:30 pm
Open to girls 13 to 15 years old
General Rules and Regulations:
1. Contestant must be a resident of Van Buren County or attend
school in Van Buren County. If the physical address of the contestant is not within count lines, the Fair Association will contact
the school system to verify enrollment. Any contestant found to
misrepresent this information will be disqualified, lose entry fee,
and surrender all winnings to the Fair Association.
2. Contestant’s age is determined by age on the day of the pageant.
3. Previous 1st place winners in each Fairest pageant are ineligible to compete again in that age group. They may compete again
when they are eligible for the next Fairest pageant.
4. There will be a $20 entry/sponsor fee. Sponsors may be parents, grandparents, other relatives, and businesses. Sponsors will
be announced the night of the pageant.
5. Applications and the $20 entry/sponsor fee should be brought
to the rehearsal by Sunday, July 24th at 2 pm. Contestant are not
required to be at rehearsal but should have the entry fee and application turned in by the rehearsal. Applications turned in later will
incur a $10.00 late fee. Applications and fees may be mailed to
P.O. Box 449, Spencer, TN 38585.
6. Contestant will be judged on natural beauty, personality, and
poise.
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7. Judges will reside out of county and be of no relation to any
contestant.
8. Judges’ decision will be FINAL.
9. Pageant wear will be accepted at all Fairest Pageants. Little
Miss and Junior Miss are permitted open dress attire.
NOTE: Fairest of the Fair pageant contestants must adhere to
these rules and regulations. The Fairest of the Fair pageant has
additional rules and regulations to comply with state requirements.
Prizes will be awarded as follows:
Little Miss Fairest Winner: Sash, Trophy, Crown
Littl Miss Fairest 1st & 2nd Runners Up: Sash, Trophy
Junior Miss Fairest & Miss Fairest Winner: Sash, Trophy, Crown,
Flowers
Junior Miss Fairest & Miss Fairest 1st & 2nd Runners Up: Sash,
Trophy, Flowers
In the event of rain, pageant will be held at the Van Buren
County High School Auditorium.
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Fairest of the Fair Pageant @ 8:00 pm
Contest open to girls 16 to 20 years old (See rule #2 below.)
Additional Rules and Regulations:
1. Contestant will appear in long formal pageant wear.
2. Contestant must be 16 years of age by the day of the pageant
and cannot have reached her 21st birthday by December 31, 2016.
3. Contestant must not be nor have ever been married.
4. Contestant must not have a child nor have ever been pregnant.
5. Contestant must not have committed a felony.
6. Contestant must be and have always been of the female gender.
7. Miss Congeniality will be voted on by her peers. In the event
of a tie the 2014 Fairest of the Fair will make the deciding vote.
8. Fairest of the Fair winner must attend the fair every day or
event of the fair. She must wear sash (crown is optional) and she
must dress as becoming a role model and fair representative.
9. Fairest of the Fair winner must attend at least 5 fair functions in
the upcoming year as determined by the Fair Association.
10. If winner fails to go to Nashville to compete in the State
Pageant, she will forfeit her title, crown, sash, and any gifts received.
The 1st Runner-Up will receive all the honors and awards.
Note: Fairest of the Fair contestants must also comply with the
General Rules and Regulations for Fairest pageants on the preceding two pages.
Prizes will be awarded as follows:
Fairest of the Fair: Crown, Sash, Trophy, Flowers
1st & 2nd Runner Ups: Trophy, Sash, Flowers
Miss Congeniality: Trophy, Sash, Flowers
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Van Buren County Fairest Pageants Entry Form
Monday, August 1st, 2015 at 6:00 pm
Susie Maxwell, Director
Drew Campbell & Penny Baker, Superintendent
Additional applications may be picked up at the Extension Office.
Full Name:_____________________________________________
Parents Name___________________________________________
Home Address__________________________________________
Home Phone Number______________Cell Number____________
Age___Date of Birth________Van Buren Co Resident___Yes___No
Hair Color__________________Eye Color____________________
Hobbies and Interest
_______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________
Accomplishments
______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________
______________________________________________________
Sponsored By___________________________________________
Contestants should arrive 30 min before Pageant Time.
Please Check One:
___Little Miss ___Jr. Miss ___Miss Fairest ___Fairest of the Fair
*By signing below, you are agreeing to the rules and regulations.
Participant______________________________Date____________
Parent / Guardian________________________Date_____________
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Children’s Pageant
Lou Ann Myers, Director
Tuesday, August 2nd at 6:00 pm
Baby Show up to 24 months
Toddler Show ages 2-3 years
Tiny Tots ages 4-6 years
Rules:
1. Contests are open to boys and girls.
2. The entry fee is $15 to compete.
3. Contestant’s age is determined by age on the day of the pageant.
4. Contestant MUST be a resident of Van Buren County. Custodial
parent or legal guardian of contestant MUST ALSO be a resident of Van
Buren County. If parent has joint custody, the child must reside in Van
Buren County six months of the year. Director’s determination of this
qualification to compete is final. Any contestant found to misrepresent
this infomation will be disqualified, lose entry fee, and surrender all winnings to the Fair Association.
5. Contestant must wear dress attire. No Pageant Wear.
6. Previous 1st place winners are ineligible to compete again until they
reach the next age division.
7. Contestant are not required to be at rehearsal. Applications should
be turned in by rehearsal. Applications turned in after rehearsal will
incur a$10 late fee. Applications and fees may be mailed to P.O. Box
449, Spencer, TN 38585.
8. Contestant will be judged on natural beauty, cooperation, and poise.
9. Baby Show contestants will be divided into 0-11 and 12-23 month
divisions. Boys and girls will be judged separately. First, second, and
third place winners will receive a trophy. the first place girl winners will
additionally receive a tiara.
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Van Buren County Children’s Pageant Application.
Participants may fill out the application below. Additional
applications may be picked up at the UT Extension Office.
Applications along with $15.00 entry fee should be turned in
by rehearsal on Sunday, July 24th at 2 pm. A late fee of $10.00
will be charged for entries turned in after rehearsal.
Contact Lou Ann Myers at 686.8179 or 235.5022 for more
information.
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Senior Citizens’ Day
Beans and Cornbread
Wednesday, August 3rd
11:00 am to 2:00 pm
Laura Grissom, Director
Lunch is provided at the
Edith Baker Fellowship Hall
on Old Dunlap St by the Van
Buren County Fair Association and is open to all Van
Buren County Senior Citizens
55 years and older. Lunch
will be served from 11:00 am
until 12:00 pm with activities
and door prizes following.
3 Sizes Available
From $0.30 per square foot
Keith Hillis, Owner
931.946.2606
Cell 931.808.4312
P.O Box 48
Old Dunlap Hwy.
Spencer, TN 38585
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Piney Lawn Service
260 Fall Creek Road
Spencer, TN 38585
Free Estimates
Phone: 931.946.2006
Cell: 931.247.0349
Fax: 931.946.3178
bbricker@blomand.net
Brian Bricker
Owner
Check out our Chicks!
The Van Buren County Fair Association will
have chicks incubating in the exhibit building and set to hatch
Thursday, August 4th.
Drop by to see if they have made it out.
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Let’s Go To Church
Wednesday, August 3rd at 6:30 pm.
Susie Maxwell, Director
Tiwanna Bricker, Superintendent
Gospel Singing
&
Preaching
Preacher: Wayne Sullivan
No admission charge.
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Van Buren County Poultry Show
Thursday, August 4th through Saturday, August 6th
Laura Grissom, Director
Enter Poultry from 4 pm until 7 pm Thursday, August 4th
Rules:
• Poultry must belong to exhibitor and be free of disease
and/or pests. Director reserves the right to deny exhibition to poultry appearing sick.
• Poultry must meet all requirements as stated in the TN
Department of Agriculture Special Rules. See page 60-62.
• All poultry will be fed and watered by the Fair Association while being exhibited.
• Poultry may be picked up after 10:00 am and no later
than12:00 pm on Saturday, August 6th.
Standard Chickens: Bantams:
1st 2nd
PulletPullet$5
$3
Cockerel Cockerel $5$3
HenHen$5
$3
CockCock$5
$3
Pair or Trio
Pair or Trio
$5
$3
Standard or Bantam:
Hen and Chicks$5
$3
Ducks$5
$3
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Grissom Brothers Logging
Jimmy, Cory, Adam, Logan, and Jordan Grissom
Fourth Generation of Timber Harvestin.
Honest and Hardworking
Give us a call?
Jimmy Grissom
931.607.9534
Southeastern
Farmers CO-OP
WHERE IT BEGINS.
EVERYDAY ESSENTIALS FOR FARM AND HOME.
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Kid’s Fair Day
Open to Van Buren County School children
Pre-school - High School
Laura Grissom, Director
Kelly Lewis, Superintendent
Thursday, August 4th
Fair Day activities begin at 11:00 am.
Please arrive 30 minutes early for registration.
Prizes: 1st - $3.00 2nd - $2.00
Preschool through 5th grade girls and boys will
compete separately according to grade level.
Activities:
50 Yard Dash
Hula Hoop Contest
Shoe Fly
Kids Day
Sponsored bt:
SES PTO
Sixth through 12th grade boys and girls will
compete separately and according to grade level.
Activities:
100 Yard Dash
Sack Race
Distance Throw
Carnvial will open 1:00 -3:00 pm.
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Bicycle Races
Thursday, August 4th, 2016 at 6:00 pm
Registration at 5:30 pm
Director: Sarah Hickerson
Entry Fee: $3.00
Sponsored by: Walker Tire & Alignment
Hwy 70 in McMinnville, TN
Rules:
1.Bring your own bike.
2.Unless over 18 years, parent must be present and sign
a waiver.
3.Participants must stay off the grass. Participants veering into grass will be disqualified.
4.If more than 6 participants register per age division,
participants will race in heats.
**Helmets strongly encouraged.**
Age Divisions:Laps
5 years & under
1
(with or without training wheels)
6-8 years
2
9-12 years
3
13-17 years
4
18 & over
10
1st Place: $20
2nd Place: $10
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Friday, August 5th, 2016
6:30 PM
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Greased Pig
Thursday, August 4th, 2016
Event to follow Lil’ Wrangler Rodeo
Registration at 6:30 pm
Director: Bryan Hickerson
Entry Fee $3
Rules:
1.Contest open to children 5-18 years of age.
2.Parents must be present and sign consent form for
child to participate.
3.A young pig will be greased and released into the arena.
4.The first child in each group to successfully catch and
hold the pig wins.
5.Judge’s decisions are final.
Age divisions: 14-18 year olds * 8-13 year olds
5-7 year olds
Winning Prize $20
Hillis Highway 30 Market
BREAKFAST AND LUNCH DELI
SNACKS DRINKS ICE GAS
5461 STATE ROUTE 30
ROCK ISLAND, TN 38581
931-686-7800
OWNERS: GARY, LISA & BRANDON HILLIS
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College Street Barber Shop and Salon
Open Tuesday - Saturday
946-7474
Carla Solomon - Owner
The Landing
Restaurant - Convenience Mart - Shell Gasoline
Home Cooking
Catfish * Steaks * Pizza * Homemade Pies
(931)686-2603 or (931)657-2639
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Corn Hole Tournament
Friday, August 5th, 2016 at 6:00 pm
Registration at 5:00 pm
Bryan Hickerson, Director
Entry fee per team: $15.00
Open to everyone. Come as a team.
Prizes:
1st 2nd 3rd
$75 $50 $25
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Lil Wrangler Jr. Rodeo
Presents:
Van Buren County
Children’s Fair Day
Thursday, August 4th, 2016
Friday, August 5th, 2016 Opening Night, sign up and waiver’s signed 5pm to 6:30pm. Parent or legal gaurdian must
sign waiver for any kids under 18. Children must be wearing jeans and boots or sneakers, NO OPEN TOE SHOES OR
SHORTS!
Class Shedule: (All Classes are free!)
1) Stick Horse Barrels (7 and under)
2) Stick Horse Poles ( 7 and under)
3) Goat Ribbon Scramble ( 7 and Under)
4) Goat Roping (Any age, team event on foot, team consists
of header and healer)
Come enjoy some free family fun! Visit our
Facebook site:
Lil Wrangler Jr. Rodeo website :http://www.
lilwranglerjrrodeo.com
Providing Free Rodeo Fun in Van Buren and
Cumberland Counties!
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Pet Show
Friday, August 5th, 2016
at 5:30 pm
Register pets by
5:00 pm.
Sarah Creasy, Director
Entry Fee:
$2.00 per class
1. All pets must be leashed or contained.
2. Pet Show is open to amateurs. No entry will be judged that has
been in a Professional Ring.
3. Any page person may show pets in any class, except those that
state differently.
4. Pets should be registered 30 minutes prior to the event. Pick up
registration applications at Van Buren County Extension Office or at the
event.
5. Owners and exhibitors of an animal must be residents of Van Buren
County 60 days prior to the show or be a land owner in Van Buren
County. Proof of ownership may be required.
6. Child and pet judged on how well the pet walks on a leash, does a
trick, or is bonded to child. Equally important is cleanliness and good
health of pet.
Premiums:
1st: $5.00 2nd: $4.00 3rd: $3.00
Best of Show: $15.00
Reserve Best of Show: $10.00
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Class 1: Sporting & Hounds
Pointers, Setters, Spaniels, Golden Retriever, Labrador
Retriever, Weimaraner, Afghan Hound, Coonhound,
Bloodhound, Foxhound, Beagle, Basset, Whippet, Norwegian Elkhound, Dachsund, Basenji
Class2: Working & Herding
Boxer, Akita, Great Dane, Rottweiler, Doberman, Saint
Bernard, Schnauzer, Alaskan Malamut, Great Pyrenees,
Samoyed, Husky, Mastiff, Sheepdogs, Border Collie,
German Shepherd, Australian Shepherd, Cattle Dog, Corgi, Blue Heeler, Bouvier, Brard
Class 3: Toy & Non-Sporting
Poodles, Pomeranian, Papillion, Pekinese, Chihuahua,
Shih-Tsu, Lhasa-Apso, Boston Terrier, Bulldog, Chow,
Dalmation, Pug, Keeshound, Shar-Pei
Class 4: Terriers
Bull Terrier, Pit Bull Terrier, Jack Russell, Scottish Terrier, West Highland White Terrier, Rat Terrier, Norwich
Terrier
Class 5: Mixed Breeds
Any mixed breed.
Class 6: Ugliest Dog
Class 7: Showmanship Age 10-18
Class 8: Showmanship Age 9 and under
Class 9: Cats
Class 10: Novelty
Alpacas, ducks, goats, pigs, chickens, rabbits,
Class 11: Costume
Animal and child in costume. Open to children through
18 years.
Class 12: Pocket Pets
Any “pet” fitting in a pocket may be exhibited.
Note: No ponies please.
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Va n B u re n C o u n t y
Republican Party
Monthly Meeting
&
Potluck Supper
Every 2nd Monday, 6:00 pm
at the Fair Building.
Everyone Welcome!
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Open to the World
Horse Show
Mary Rodgriquez, Superintendent Susie Maxwell, Director
Saturday, August 6th @ 5:30 pm.
Registration at 5:00 pm.
$5.00 entry per class
Negative Coggins Test is Required.
No padded horses!
Classes:
1. 8 years and under Lead-Line (Ribbon Only, No Premium Given)
2. Youth Country Pleasure (English/Western Attire)
3. Youth Western Pleasure (Quarter Horse Only)
4. Mare and Colt or Just Yearling Colt, Judging Colt
5. Country Pleasure (English/Western Attire)
6. Western Pleasure (Quarter Horse Only)
7. Style Racking
8. Spotted Pleasure
9. Speed Racking
Novelty Horse Show
Immediately Following the Open to the World Horse Show.
Classes:
1. Stick Horse Race (Ribbon Only, No Premium Given)
2. 4-H 1 Barrel Speed Race
3. Bat & Bucket
4. Pole Bending
5. 1 Barrel Speed Race
6. Panty Hose Race
7. Rescue Race
8. Baby Bottle Race
Premiums:
1st 2nd
$25 $20
3rd
$15
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Please Note:
Exhibits will be entered
Saturday, July 30th
12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
&
Monday, August 1st
8:00 am - 12:00 pm
Judging will be
Monday, August 1st
Beginning at 12:00 pm.
Fair Exhibit Building will be
CLOSED Monday and will re-open
Tuesday at 6:00 pm.
Exhibits can be picked up on
Sunday, August 6th
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
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Entering of Exhibits
Saturday, July 30, 2016, 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Monday, August 1st, 2016, 8:00 am - 12:00 pm
Exhibit Building will close
Monday for judging and will re-open Tuesday at 6:00 pm.
Removal of exhibits will be
Sunday, August 7, 2016, 2 pm - 4 pm.
CROPS - DEPARTMENT C
Don Hollingsworth, Superintendent
001. White Corn (3 stalks)
002.. Yellow Corn (3 stalks)
003. Yellow Hybrid Corn (6 ears, shucked)
004. White Hybrid Corn (6 ears, shucked)
005. Popcorn (6 ears, shucked)
006. Corn, Any Other Variety (6 ears, shucked)
Classes 001-022:
007. Irish Cobblers (4 potatoes)
008. Kennebec (4 potatoes) 1st Prize
009. Red Potatoes (4 potatoes)
$3.00
010. Sweet Potatoes (4 potatoes)
2nd Prize
011.Cantaloupe
012. Hybrid Cantaloupe
$2.00
013. Peanuts with vine attached
014.
Largest Sunflower
015. Largest Gourd
016. Ornamental Gourds (3 only)
017.
Soybeans (sheaf)
Classes 023-029:
018.
Lespedeza (sheaf)
1st Prize
019.
Alfalfa (sheaf)
020. Red Clover (sheaf)
$3.00
021.
Wheat (sheaf)
2nd Prize
022. Grain Sorghum (3 stalks)
023. Heaviest Pumpkin
$2.00
024. Heaviest Watermelon
025. Tobacco
026. 1/4 Square Bale of Grass Hay
027. 1/4 Square Bale of Legume Hay
028. 1/4 Square Bale of Mixed Hay
029. 1/4 Square Bale of Bermuda Grass Hay
030. Most Outstanding Dept. C Entry $25.00
Sponsored by Don Hollingsworth
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FRUITS & VEGETABLES - DEPARTMENT D
Winona Boyd & Louise Binkley, Superintendent
031. Yellow Apples (5)
032. Red Apples (5)
033. Green Apples (5)
034. Pears (5)
035. Grapes (plate)
036. Collection (4 or more fruits)
037. Bush Beans (plate)
038. Pole Beans (plate)
039. Lima Beans (plate)
1st Prize
040. Red Tomatoes (3)
$3.00
041. Yellow Tomatoes (3)
042. Green Tomatoes (3)
2nd Prize
043. Salad Tomatoes (5)
$2.00
044. Any Other Tomatoes (5)
045. Beets (5)
046. Okra (6 pods)
Collections:
047. Sweet Bell Peppers (3 pods)
048. Sweet Pimento Peppers (5 pods)
1st Prize
049. Sweet Banana Peppers (5 pods)
$5.00
050. Hot Peppers (5 pods)
2nd Prize
051. Ornamental Peppers (5 pods)
052. Red Onions (3)
$4.00
053. Yellow Onions (3)
054. White Onions (3)
055. Turnips (3)
056. Yellow Squash (3)
057. Zucchini (3)
058. Acorn Squash (3)
059. Any Other Squash (3)
060. Cabbage (1 head)
061. Cucumbers (5)
062.Greens
063. Corn (5) Unshucked
064. Peas, Any Variety (plate)
065. Carrots (5)
066. Collection (6 or more vegetables)
067. Most Outstanding Dept. D Entry 25.00
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CANNING & PRESERVING - DEPARTMENT E
Entries must be sealed in standard pint or quart canning jars and be canned
this season!
CANNED FRUITS
Clydene Roberts, Superintendent
068.
069.
070.
071.
072.
073.
074.
075.
076.
077.
078.
079.
080.
081.
082.
083.
Apples
Peaches
Cherries
Pears
Blackberries
Blueberries
Grapes
Any Other Fruit
Apple Juice
Grape Juice
Blueberry Juice
Blackberry Juice
Any Other Juice
Dried Apples
Apple Sauce
Juice Collection (Variety of 4)
1st Prize
$3.00
2nd Prize
$2.00
Collections:
1st Prize
$4.00
2nd Prize
$3.00
CANNED VEGETABLES
Vickie Roberts, Superintendent
084.
085.
086.
087.
088.
089.
090.
091.
092.
093.
094.
097.
098.
099.
Corn
Okra
Green Beans
Field Peas
Garden Peas
Whole Tomatoes
Stewed Tomatoes
Tomato Juice
Soup
Lima Beans
Turnip Greens
Carrots
Shelly Beans
Any Other Vegetable (pint or quart)
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1st Prize
$3.00
2nd Prize
$2.00
PICKLES & RELISHES
Virginia Womack, Superintendent
100.
101.
102.
103.
104.
105.
106.
107.
108.
109.
110.
111.
112.
113
114.
115.
116.
117.
118.
119.
120.
Mixed Pickles
Banana Pepper Pickles
Sweet Cucumber Pickles
Dill Cucumber Pickles
Bread & Butter Pickles
Squash Pickles
Tomato Pickles
Pickled Okra
Any Other Pickles
Beets
Corn Relish
Pepper Relish
Squash Relish
Pickl Relish
Pimento Peppers
Hot Peppers
Chili Sauce
Ketchup
Salsa
Spaghetti Sauce
Sausage
1st Prize
$3.00
2nd Prize
$2.00
SWEETS
Thelma Martin, Superintendent
Sweets may be entered in jelly jars.
121.
122.
123.
124.
125.
126.
127.
128.
129.
130.
131.
132.
Peach Preserves
Plum Preserves
Grape Preserves
Pear Preserves
Strawberry Preserves
Cherry Preserves
Apple Preserves
Any Other Preserves
Blueberry Jelly
Elderberry Jelly
Grape Jelly
Apple Jelly
1st Prize
$3.00
2nd Prize
$2.00
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133. Blackberry Jelly
134. Raspberry Jelly
135. Pepper Jelly
136. Any Other Jelly
137. Blackberry Jam
1st Prize
138. Blueberry Jam
$3.00
139. Elderberry Jam
140. Strawberry Jam
2nd Prize
141. Raspberry Jam
$2.00
141. Any Other Jam
142. Apple Butter
143. Fruit Marmalade
144. Strained Honey (Quart or Pint)
145. Comb Honey (Quart or Pint)
146. Sorghum
146B. Jerky
146C. Country Ham
146. Most Outstanding Depart. E Entry $25.00
Sponsored in memory of Yvonne Sutton
COOKING - DEPARTMENT F
Stephanie Neely, Superintendent
BREADS
Bread loaves entered must be 1/2 the loaf.
147.
148.
149.
150.
151.
152.
153.
154.
155.
156.
Light Rolls, 3
Whole Wheat Yeast Bread
White Yeast Bread
1st Prize
Zucchini Bread
$3.00
Gingerbread
Bran Muffins, 3
2nd Prize
Corn Meal Muffins, 3
$2.00
Biscuits, 3
Cinnamon Rolls, 3
Fruit Nut Loaf
Don’t Forget to Pick Up Your Exhibits on Sunday!
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CAKES
Cake entries must be 1/4 of the cake, except the decorated cake.
Cake mixes are ineligible, except the decorated cake.
1st Prize
157. Angel Food
158. Devil’s Food
$4.00
159. Pound
2nd Prize
160. Caramel
$3.00
161. Layer-any kind
Decorated Cake:
162. German Chocolate
1st Prize
163. Coconut $9.00
164. Any Other Cake
2nd
Prize
165. Variation-Prepared Cake Mix $6.00
166. Fair Themed Decorated Cake
PIES
All pie entries must be 1/4 of the pie.
167. Chess
168. Butterscotch
169. Chocolate/with Meringue
1st Prize
170. Chocolate Fudge
171. Lemon
$3.00
172. Cherry
173. Apple
174. Pecan
2nd Prize
175. Coconut/with Meringue
$2.00
176. French Coconut
177. Sweet Potato
178. Pumpkin
179. Any Other Pie
180. Fried Pies, 3
COOKIES and CANDY
181. Cup Cakes (3)
1st Prize
182. Brownies (3)
$3.00
183. Chocolate Chip Cookies (3) 184. Peanut Butter Cookies (3) 185. Sugar Cookies(3) 2nd Prize
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$2.00
186. Oatmeal Cookies (3)
187. Any Other Cookie (3)
188. Chocolate Fudge, 3 189. Peanut Butter Fudge, 3
190. Divinity, 3
191. Caramel, 3
192. Peanut Brittle, 3
193. Taffy, 3 194. Potato Candy, 3
195. Hard Candy 196. Any Other Candy
197. Candy Collection, 3 +
Collections:
1st Prize
$4.00
2nd Prize
$3.00
POULTRY & DAIRY PRODUCTS
198. One Pound Homemade Soap 199. One Dozen White Eggs
200. One Dozen Brown Eggs
201. Any Other Eggs
202. Most Outstanding Cooking Entry $25
1st Prize $3.00
2nd Prize: $2.00
FLORAL - Dept G
Shirley Cummings & Vida Pearl Parker, Superintendents
POTTED PLANTS
203. Begonias
204. Cactus
205. Coleus
206. Fern
1st Prize
207. African Violet
$3.00
208. Geranium
209. Vines
2nd Prize
210. Sultana
$2.00
211. New Guinea Sultana 212. Mixed Potted Plant
213. Any other potted plant
214. Exotic Plant
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CUT FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS
215. Asters
216. Bachelor Buttons
217. Dahlias
218. Gladiolus 1st Prize
219. Marigolds
$3.00
220. Nasturtium
221. Roses
222. Snapdragons
2nd Prize
223. Sunflowers
$2.00
224. Wild Flowers
225. Petunias
226. Mums
227. Zinnias - Large
228. Zinnias – Small
229. Mixed Flowers
230. Any Other Cut Flower Arrangement
231. Hydrangea
DRIED FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS
232. Field Flowers
233. Garden Flowers
234. Mixed (Field & Garden)
235. Exhibit of Fireside Basket
236. Any Other Dried Flower Arrangement
1st Prize
$3.00
2nd Prize
$2.00
SINGLE SPECIMEN
237. Aster
238. Bachelor Button
239. Dahlia 1st Prize
$2.00
240. Gladiolus
241. Marigold
242. Nasturtium
243. Rose 2nd Prize
244. Snapdragon
$1.00
245. Petunia
246. Mum
247. Zinnia - Large
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248. Zinnia – Small
249. Hydrangea
250. Sunflower
251. Any Other Single Specimen
252. Most Outstanding Floral Entry $25
Sponsored by Cedar Grove CIC
SEWING & NEEDLEWORK - Dept H
Thelma Delong & Deamie Moody, Superintendents
CROCHET
253. Tablecloth$4$3
254. Centerpiece, 14” & over
$3
$2
255. Centerpiece, Under 14”
$3
$2
256. Vanity Set
$3
$2
257. Afghan$4$3
258. Afghan, Baby$4$3
259. Dresser Scarf$3$2
260. Baby Accessories$3$2
261. Cushion$3$2
262. Pot Holders, 2$3$2
263. Shawl$4$3
264. Sweater$4$3
265. Cape$4$3
266. Any Other Crocheted Article
$3
$2
KNITTING
267. Sweater$4$3
268. Baby Accessories$4$3
269. Any Other Knitted Article
$4
$3
HOUSEHOLD LINENS
270. Bedspread$4$3
271. Tablecloth$4$3
272. Placemats, 2$3$2
273. Trimmed Pillow Cases, 2
$3
$2
274. Hand Embroidered Pillow Cases, 2
$3
$2
275. Any Other Pillow Cases, 2 $3
$2
276. Guest Towels, 2 $3
$2
277. Tea Towels, 2 $3
$2
278. Potholders, 2 $3$2
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279. Liquid Embroidered$3$2
280. Cross-stitched Tablecloth$4$3
281. Dresser Scarf$3$2
282. Quilt Top, Hand-Pieced
$5
$4
283. Quilt Top, Machine Pieced
$4
$3
284. Quilt Top, Embroidery
$5
$4
285. Quilt Top, Hand Appliquéd
$5
$4
286. Quilt Top, Machine Appliquéd
$4
$3
287. Baby Quilt Top, Hand pieced
$4
$3
288. Baby Quilt Top, Machine pieced
$3
$2
289. Baby Quilt Top, Hand Appliquéd
$4
$3
290. Baby Quilt Top, Machine Appliquéd
$3
$2
291. Quilt, Machine Pieced/Hand Quilted
$5
$4
292. Quilt, Hand Pieced/Hand Quilted
$6
$4
293. Quilt, Embroidery/Hand Quilted
$5
$4
294. Quilt, Hand Appliquéd/Hand Quilted $6
$4
295. Baby Quilt, Hand pieced/Hand quilted
$5
$4
296. Baby Quilt, Hand Appliquéd/Hand quilted $5
$4
297. Quilt Hand Pieced/Machine quilted $5
$4
298. Quilt Embroidery/Machine Quilted $5
$4
299. Quilt Hand Appliquéd/Machine Quilted $5
$4
300. Quilt Machine Pieced/Machine Quilted $5
$4
301. Quilt Machine Appliquéd/Machine Quilted $5
$4
302. Baby Quilt,Machine pcd/Machine Quilted $4
$3
303. Baby Quilt,Machine Appliquéd/Machine Quilted$4
$3
304. Baby Quilt, Embroidered
$5
$4
305. Antique Quilt(20 Years or Older)
$6
$4
306. Any Other Quilt$4$3
307. Quilted Wall Hanging
$4
$3
CLOTHING
308. Women’s Pants
309. Women’s Jacket
310. Blouse
311. Skirt
312. Dress
313. 2 Piece Dress
314. Apron
315. Sleepwear
316. Casual Children’s Clothing
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1st Prize
$4.00
2nd Prize
$3.00
317. Dressy Children’s Clothing
318. Children’s Sleepwear
319. Men’s Shirt
320. Men’s Jacket
321. Any Smocked Article
322. Misc. Clothing
323. Most Outstanding Dept. H Entry $25.00
Sponsored by Cedar Grove FCE Club
1st Prize
$4.00
2nd Prize
$3.00
PHOTOGRAPHY - Dept I
Lois Grissom & Teresa Sullivan, Superintendents
Open to Van Buren County Residents.
No Professional Photographers.
Prints must be mounted on a black posterboard one inche larger than
the print. Prints must be 4”x 6” or smaller unless otherwise stated.
BLACK & WHITE
463. Portrait of Infants or Children 464. Portrait of Teenager or Adult
1st Prize
465. Children, Misc.
466. Adult, Misc.
$3.00
467. Animals
468. Birds
469. Reptiles
470. Insects, Bugs, etc.
2nd Prize
471. Flower
$2.00
472. Plant
473. Scenic
474. Still Life 475. Digitally enhanced
476. 8 x 10 Enlargement
Removal of exhibits will be
Sunday, August 7, 2016, 2 pm - 4 pm.
Any exhibits left unclaimed after 10 days will be disposed of or sold.
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COLOR
477. Portrait, Infants & Children
478. Portrait, Teenager & Adult
1st Prize
479. Family
$3.00
480. Animals
481. Birds
482. Reptiles
483. Insects, Bugs, Etc.
484. Flower
2nd Prize
485. Plant
$2.00
486. Scenic
487. Still Life
488. Sunset
489. Vacation Destination
490. Digitally enhanced
491. 8 x 10 Enlargement
BLACK & WHITE OR COLOR
492. Series of 3-6 pictures telling a story
1st Prize
493. Group Photo
$3.00
494. Buildings – Rural
495. Buildings - Urban
2nd Prize
496. Action $2.00
497. Old Photo
(Exhibitor need not be the photographer in this class.)
498. Most Outstanding Photography Entry $25
CRAFTS - Dept J
Sue Bailey & Carolyn Powers, Superintendent
499. Pencil Drawing
500. Oil Painting
501. Painting, Other
502. Embroidery Item
503. Cell Phone Cover
504. Counted Cross-stitch Pillow
505. Counted Cross-stitch Picture
506. Misc. Cross-stitch Article
507. Hand Made Braided Rug
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Classes 496-511
1st Prize
$4.00
2nd Prize
$3.00
508. Hooked Rug
509. Small Woodworking Article
510. Large Woodworking Article
Classes 512-530, 534
511. Hand Made Basket
512. Hand Made Purse
513. Hand Made Bracelet
1st Prize
514. Hand Made Headband
$3.00
515. Tye Dyed Article
516. Hobby Display
2nd Prize
517. Lego Design
$2.00
518. Dolls
519. Painted Gourds
520. Wall Hanging
521. Hand Decorated Sweatshirt
522. Hand Decorated T- Shirt
523. Christmas Door Decoration
524. Door Decoration (Other than Christmas)
525. Hand Made Jewelry
526. Candles
527. Hot Mats
Classes 531-533
528. Pot Holders
529. Gift Wrapping
1st Prize
530. Gift Wrapping, Christmas
$5.00
531. Hand Made Christmas Ornament
532. Christmas Table Centerpiece
2nd Prize
533. Table Centerpiece
$3.00
534. Cushion
535. Hand Made Stuffed Toy
536. Plastic Canvas Article
537. Wood Burning Article
538. Outside Woodworking Article
539. Collection of Old Things (Household)
540. Collection of Old Things (Farm related)
541. Misc. (Items not eligible elsewhere)
542. Most Outstanding Craft Entry
$25
Don’t forget. Enter Your Exhibits on
Saturday, July 30th
& Monday, August 1st
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4-H
Mallory Christian & Sierra Delon, Superintendents
The Fair and UT Extension encourage 4-H’ers to participate in the
fair by entering exhibits and showing their talents. Metric Methods (James R. Frysinger, owner) will reward the 4-H girl and boy
who “measure up” with the most blue ribbons a $50.00 check.
Canning entries must be sealed in pint jars and canned this season.
4-H FIELD CROPS
324. Yellow Hybrid Corn, 3 stalks
325. Any Other Variety Corn, 3 stalks
326. Irish Cobblers, 4
327. Kennebec, 4
328. Red Potatoes, 4
329. Yukon Gold Potatoes, 4
330. Sweet Potatoes, 4
331. German Sweet Potatoes, 4
332. 1/4 Bale Legume Hay
333. 1/4 Bale Grass Hay
334. 1/4 Bale Mixed Hay
335. Vegetable Collection, 5 +
336. Pole Beans (plate)
337. Peas Any Variety (plate)
338. Yellow Tomatoes, 3
339. Green Tomatoes, 3
340. Salad Tomatoes, 3
341. Red Tomatoes, 3
342. Any Other Tomatoes
343. Okra, 6 344. Sweet Bell Peppers, 3
345. Sweet Pimento Peppers, 5
346. Sweet Banana Peppers, 5
347. Hot Peppers, 5
348. Ornamental Peppers, 5
349. Cabbage
350. Carrots, 5
351. Beets, 5
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1st Prize
$4.00
2nd Prize
$3.00
352. Corn, 5 Unshucked
353. Yellow Onions, 3
354. White Onions, 3
355. Red Onions, 3
1st Prize
356. Yellow Squash, 3
$4.00
357. Zucchini, 3
358. Acorn Squash, 3
359. Any Other Squash, 3 2nd Prize
360. Cucumbers, 3
$3.00
361. Greens 362. Heaviest Cantaloupe
363. Heaviest Pumpkin
364. Largest Sunflower
365. Heaviest Watermelon
4-H CRAFTS and SEWING
366. Artwork – Farm Scene
367. Artwork – Non-Farm Scene
368. Leather Works
369. Christmas Craft
370. Woodworking
371. Hobby Display
372. Painting
373. Any Other Craft
374. Decorated Shirt
375. Scrapbook Page
376. Pillow (Throw)
377. Blanket
378. Embroidered Article
379. Dress
380. Skirt
381. Blouse
382. Sleepwear
383. Pillow Cases
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1st Prize
$3.00
2nd Prize
$2.00
4-H COOKING & CANNING
384. Apples
385. Blackberries
386. Pears
387. Peaches
388. Peas
389. Carrots
390. Corn
391. Green Beans
392. Beets
393. Tomatoes
394. Okra
395. Tomato Juice
396. Mixed Pickles
397. Banana Pepper Pickles
398. Sweet Cucumber Pickles
1st Prize
399. Dill Cucumber Pickles
$3.00
400. Bread & Butter Pickles
401. Squash Pickles
402. Tomato Pickles
2nd Prize
403. Any Other Pickle
$2.00
404. Any Fruit Preserves
405. Any Fruit Jelly 406. Any Fruit Jam
407. Any Fruit Juice
408. Relish
409. Biscuits (3)
410. Cornmeal Muffins (3)
411. Rolls (3)
412. Yeast Bread (1/4 loaf)
413. Nut Bread (1/4 loaf)
414. Chocolate Chip Cookies, 3 415. Peanut Butter Cookies, 3 416. Sugar Cookies, 3 417. Oatmeal Cookies, 3
418. Any Other Cookie, 3
419. Fruit Pie(1/4)
420. Cream Pie(1/4)
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421. Yellow Cake(1/4)
Cakes 421-424
422. White Cake (1/4)
423. Chocolate Cake (1/4)
1st Prize
424. Any Other Cake (1/4)
425. Cupcakes, 3
$4.00
426. Brownies, 3
427. Chocolate Fudge, 3 428. Peanut Butter Fudge, 3 2nd Prize
429. Potato Candy, 3 $3.00
430. Divinity, 3
431. Any Other Candy, 3
4-H PHOTOGRAPHY
Print must be taken within the last year and mounted on black poster
board one inch larger than the print . Print must be 4x6 or smaller.
432. People, Black & White
1st Prize
433. Animals, Black & White
$3.00
434. Scenic, Black & White
435. People, Color
436. Animal, Color
2nd Prize
437. Scenic, Color
$2.00
438. Most Outstanding 4-H Entry $25
Sponsored by VBC 4-H STUDENT EXHIBITS
Entries taken from any student of Van Buren County . Exhibits
should have on back student’s name and grade. Student exhibits
will be on display in the basement of the Fair Building.
Artwork Based On Fair Theme
Head Start
1st Prize
439. Coloring representing the theme
$3.00
Preschool
440. Coloring representing the theme
Kindergarten
2nd Prize
441. Coloring representing the theme
$2.00
442. Printed ABC’s
Grade 1
443. Crayon Picture representing the theme
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444. Printed ABC’s
Grade 2
445. Watercolor or Tempera representing the theme
446. Printed ABC’s
Grade 3
447. Colored Pencil drawing representing the theme
448. Printed ABC’s
Grade 4
449. Marker or Collage representing the theme
450. Cursive ABC’s
Grade 5
451. Marker or Collage representing the theme
452. Creative writing of theme.
Grade 6-8
453. Drawing of theme 454. Poem of theme
Grade 9-12
455. Any artwork of theme
456. Creative writing of theme
457. Most Outstanding Entry for Head Start-2nd Grade
458. Most Outstanding Entry for 3rd - 5th Grade
459. Most Outstanding Entry for 6th - 12th Grade
459a. Most Outstanding Student Exhibits $10
$10
$10
$25
COMMUNITY CRAFTS
This exhibit must be on some phase of farm, home or community
activity demonstrating better methods or ways of living. The size
of space will be approximately 10 ft. x 10 ft.
1st Prize: $25.00
2nd Prize: $20.00
460. Community Organization (Community Clubs, FCE Clubs, Head
Start, Cub Scouts and Girl Scouts, Etc.)
461. High School Classes & Organizations (Beta Club, High School
4-H Clubs, etc.)
462. Elementary Schools & Organizations (4-H Clubs, etc.)
Exhibitor winning the most Blue Ribbons awarded:
1st
2nd
3rd
$100 $50
$25
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TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
REGULATORY SERVICES - ANIMAL HEALTH
SUMMARY: LIVESTOCK HEALTH REQUIREMENTS FOR FAIRS AND EXHIBITIONS
I GENERAL:
A. All stalls, pens, chutes, etc. located on the grounds of fairs and exhibitions
shall be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected with a disinfectant approved by
USDA, APHIS between each scheduled fair or exhibition.
B. All livestock (except poultry) which enter fairs and exhibitions shall be
ac-companied by an official veterinary health certificate with individual permanent identification or sufficient description to identify each animal. Certificates
for this purpose shall be valid for ninety (90) days from date of issue. (Tennessee
livestock only – out-of-state certificates are valid for thirty (30) days from the
date of issue)
C. No animal showing clinical signs of infectious or communicable disease shall
be allowed to enter or remain on premises of fairs or exhibitions. It shall be the
responsibility of the manager of each event to assure prompt removal of such
animals.
II LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY ORIGINATING WITHIN THE STATE OF
TENNESSEE
[Certificates of Veterinary Inspection Valid for a Period of Ninety (90) Days]
A. SWINE: All swine which enter fairs and exhibitions shall be accompanied by
an official veterinary health certificate with individual permanent identification
or sufficient description to identify each animal.
B. CATTLE: All cattle which enter fairs and exhibitions shall be accompanied by
an official veterinary health certificate with individual permanent identifica-tion
or sufficient description to identify each animal.
C. POULTRY: (1) Sponsors of poultry shows or exhibitions shall notify the
Tennessee Department of Agriculture at least thirty (30) days prior to show or
exhibition.
(2) All poultry assembled at shows or exhibitions shall be accompanied by evidence of a negative test for Pullorum-Typhoid within ninety (90) days; or be
tested on-site for Pullorum-Typhoid prior to exhibition following strict bi-osecurity procedures; or originate directly from a flock which has been certi-fied as
Pullorum-Typhoid Clean under the Tennessee Poultry Improvement Plan.
(3) Poultry found not to be in apparent good health shall be removed immediate-ly from any show or exhibition.
D. HORSES & OTHER EQUIDAE: Horses and other Equidae six (6) months
of age and older must have a negative Equine Infectious Anemia test within the
preceding twelve (12) months.
E. SHEEP (1) All sheep imported into or through Tennessee shall be accompa-nied by an official health certificate and be in compliance with 0080-2-1-.02,
and Title 9, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 79.1 through 79.4. (2) All sheep
that move within the state, with the exception of wethers under the age of 18
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Months that are produced for slaughter only, including for change of owner-ship,
shows, fairs, expositions or slaughter shall be permanently, individually identified
by a method approved in Title 9, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 79.1 through
79.4.
F. GOATS (1) Goats imported into or through Tennessee shall be accompanied
by an official health certificate and be in compliance with 0080-2-1-.02, and Title
9, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 79.1 through 79.4.
(2) Goats imported into Tennessee for immediate slaughter to an approved
slaughter establishment or to an approved livestock market for sale to a slaughter establishment shall only be required to have a transportation document and
be in compliance with Title 9, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 79.1 through
79.4.
(3) All registered breeding goats, goats that have been commingled with sheep,
goats for exhibition and dairy goats that move within the state, including for
change of ownership, shows, fairs, expositions or slaughter shall be permanent-ly,
individually identified by a method approved in Title 9, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 79.1 through 79.4.
G. CAMELIDS: Camelids must have an official veterinary health certificate as
provided in Rule 0080-2-3-.01 (1).
H. CAPTIVE CERVIDAE: Captive Cervidae must have an official veterinary
health certificate as provided in Rule 0080-2-3-.01 (1).
III LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY ORIGINATING OUTSIDE THE STATE OF
TENNESSEE
Livestock and Poultry entering fairs and exhibitions from areas outside the State
of Tennessee shall be subject to current Tennessee import requirements. Please
contact the state veterinarian’s office regarding questions or recent changes to
these rules. These interstate requirements are summarized as fol-lows:
A. ALL SPECIES (except poultry): Official Certificate of Veterinary Inspec-tion
valid for thirty (30) days.
B. CATTLE: Certificate of Veterinary Inspection and additional requirements as
follows:
(1) Tuberculosis: No requirements except from states having a tuberculosis culture positive in the last 12 months.
(2) Brucellosis: Test eligible cattle - Intact male or female cattle eighteen (18)
months or older. (Vaccinates and non-vaccinates)
Certified Herds - No test requirements.
Class Free States - No test requirements.
Class A - Negative test within 30 days.
C. SWINE:
(1) Breeding Swine: (a) 30 day negative test for pseudorabies, or
(b) Originate from Qualified Negative Pseudorabies Herd, or
(c) Originate directly from a herd in a Stage V (Pseudorabies-Free) State, and (d)
If four (4) months of age or older: (1) Negative test for brucellosis within thirty
(30) days, or (2) Originate directly from a Validated Brucellosis-Free Herd, or (3)
Originate directly from a Validated Brucellosis-Free State. (2)
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Feeding Swine: (a) 30 day negative test for pseudorabies, or (b) Originate from
Qualified Negative Pseudorabies Herd, or (c) Originate from Pseudorabies
Monitored Herd, or (d) Originate from a herd in a Stage III, IV, or V state in the
National Pseudorabies Eradication Program.
D. HORSES AND OTHER EQUINES: Animals six (6) months of age or older negative equine infectious anemia (Swamp Fever) test within twelve (12) months.
E. POULTRY: Originate directly from a Pullorum-Typhoid Clean Flock, or be
accompanied by evidence of negative Pullorum-Typhoid test within ninety (90)
days.
F. SHEEP (1) All sheep imported into or through Tennessee shall be accompa-nied by an official health certificate and be in compliance with 0080-2-1-.02,
and Title 9, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 79.1 through 79.4.
(2) All sheep that move within the state, including for change of ownership,
shows, fairs, expositions or slaughter shall be permanently, individually identi-fied by a method approved in Title 9, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 79.1
through 79.4.
G. GOATS (1) Goats imported into or through Tennessee shall be accompa-nied
by an official health certificate and be in compliance with 0080-2-1-.02, and Title
9, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 79.1 through 79.4.
(2) Goats imported into Tennessee for immediate slaughter to an approved
slaughter establishment or to an approved livestock market for sale to a slaughter establishment shall only be required to have a transportation document and
be in compliance with Title 9, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 79.1 through
79.4. (3) All registered breeding goats, goats that have been commingled with
sheep, goats for exhibition and dairy goats that move within the state, including for change of ownership, shows, fairs, expositions or slaughter shall be
perma-nently, individually identified by a method approved in Title 9, Code of
Federal Regulations, Part 79.1 through 79.4.
H. CAMELIDAE: Same requirements as for cattle.
I. CERVIDAE: Certificate of Veterinary Inspection and additional requirements
as follows: (1) Brucellosis: Same requirements as for cattle.
(2) Tuberculosis: (a) All cervidae shall originate in herds which have had a negative herd test for tuberculosis within twelve (12) months with a USDA approved
single cervical test and individual imported animals shall be negative to the single cervical test within thirty (30) days of entry; or (b) Animals not originating in
tested herds as described above must test negative to two (2) single cervical tests
at least ninety (90) days apart, the second test conducted not more than thirty
(30) days prior to entry.
NOTE: (Contact an accredited veterinarian for further details of import rules).
IV Fair association or exhibition or management shall inform exhibitors of the
rules of this chapter, and shall notify the State Veterinarian or his agent of any violations. Exhibitors shall present evidence of compliance with this chapter to the
State Veterinarian or his agent upon request. These rules constitute a minimum
legal standard and in no way restrict the right of fair and exhibition managers to
establish additional or more stringent requirements.
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