Saturday, July 27 - Southeast Alaska State Fair

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HAINES BOROUGH
Box 1209, Haines Alaska 99827
(907)766-2231
FAX 766-2716
Welcome to the Haines Borough and
the Southeast Alaska State Fair!
Welcome to another exhilarating Fair week in Haines! Shine
or rain – old friends, new friends, family, performers – even
a dignitary or two – greet one another at the Fair. We are
entertained, informed, challenged, and awed. And the most awesome of
all is the opportunity, year after year, to roll out the red carpet for you and host
the Southeast Alaska State Fair. Thank you for coming! I hope you have a great
Fair this year and for all the years to come!
Stephanie Scott
Mayor, Haines Borough
"Solar Fair: 2013, Year of the Solar Flare!"
Pick up a complete schedule of events at the Fair's Front Gates. 2013 Fair attractions
include entertainment on the Main Stage and Klondike Stage; children's games,
crafts and carnival rides; arts and crafts exhibits in Harriett Hall; Alaskan and ethnic
foods; Logging Show, Fisherman's Rodeo, Haines Hustle Fun Run, Wearable Art
Show, and Alien Adventure Run; merhcandise and information vendor booths; and
special events and concerts late into the evening. Visit www.seakfair.org for info!
ADMISSION PRICES (includes evening concerts)
Youth Admission:
Children 5 years & under....... Free
Ages 6-12..................................$6
Adult Daily Admission:
Thursday.................................$10
Friday......................................$15
Saturday..................................$15
Sunday....................................$10
FAIR HOURS
Thursday, July 25, Noon to 10 p.m.
Friday, July 26, Noon to 11 p.m.
Saturday, July 27, 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Sunday, July 28, Noon to 4 p.m.
4-DAY PASS............................$40
4-Day Early Bird Rate*..........$32
*available through June 14th
Volunteer
and earn
FREE Fair admission that day!
Volunteer 4 hours & receive free
admission that day plus a great volunteer t-shirt!
Information at 907-766-2476
www.seakfair.org, or
director@seakfair.org
SOUTHEAST ALASKA STATE FAIR, INC.
P.O. Box 385
Haines, Alaska 99827
Phone: (907)766-2476
Fax: (907)766-2478
director@seakfair.org
Website: www.seakfair.org
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chairman
Eric Forster
Vice Chair
Kevin Forster
Treasurer
Deborah Marshall
Secretary
Julie Anderson
Director
Paul Wheeler
Director
Theresa Raven
Director
Rodger Tuenge
Director
Ella Bredthauer
Ross Silkman - Executive Director
Jessica Edwards - Assistant Director
Thanks to all who contribute time and talent to
make the Fair special each year!
COFFMAN COVE
CRAIG
GUSTAVUS
HAINES
HOONAH
JUNEAU
KAKE
KETCHIKAN
PELICAN
PETERSBURG
SITKA
SKAGWAY
TENAKEE
WHITEHORSE
WRANGELL
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TOWN REPRESENTATIVES
Fair Office, Box 385, 99827, 766-2476; Fax: 766-2478
Kim Baxter, Box 384, Craig 99921, 826-3047
Bonnie Kaden, Box 183, Gustavus 99826, 697-2309
UAF Cooperative Extension Service Agent
Agriculture/Horticulture and 4H Youth Development
1108 F St., Suite 213, Juneau 99801, 796-6241
Beth Bolander, Box 385, 99827, 503-807-9357 (cell)
Lisa LeMay Doyon, PO Box 7163, Ketchikan 99901, 247-5683
Josef Quitslund, Box 668, Petersburg 99833, 772-2888
Donna Griffard, Box 734, Skagway 99840, 983-3222
Cyni Waddington, Box 49, Wrangell 99929, 874-3901
GENERAL INDEX
Advertisers Index....................................inside back cover
Admission Prices..............................................................1
Champions 2012............................................................10
Rules & Entry Procedure.............................................. 6-8
Fiddle Contest................................................................26
Fisherman's Rodeo........................................................23
Haines Hustle.................................................................21
Logging Show.................................................................14
Lovable Dog Contest......................................................52
Songwriter Contest.........................................................26
Town Representatives......................................................2
Wearable Art Show.........................................................37
5K Adventure Run..........................................................18
Department Index & Exhibit Entry Deadlines
DepartmentEntry Times
Page
AGRICULTURE
A Crops & Vegetables
Wednesday, July 24, 9 am-1pm
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BFlowers
Wednesday, July 24, 9 am-1pm
13
HOME ARTS
F Baked Goods
Wednesday, July 24, 9 am-1 pm
25
GBeer & Wine
Fri., July 19, 10 am-6 pm, Sat., July 20, 9 am-1 pm 28
H Preserved Foods
I Crochet
J Knitting
K Needlework
L Fiber Arts
MQuilting
N Sewing
FINE ARTS & CRAFTS
O Fine Arts
P Fine Crafts
Q Writing & Music
R Photography
S Woodworking
T Native Style Arts
U Pioneer Arts Fri., July 19, 10 am-6 pm, Sat., July 20, 9 am-1 pm 47
& Recycling
V Hobbies & Crafts
YOUTH
W School Projects
Fri., July 19, 10 am-6 pm, Sat., July 20, 9 am-1 pm
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2013
Fair Entertainment
July 25-28, Haines, Alaska
Dave McGraw & Mandy Fer
A mix of rich, detailed folk music
and rootsy Americana. On Friday night,
enjoy their knack for capturing the
passionate beauty of original
contemporary folk music.
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Maria In The Shower
Part Vaudeville, part cabaret, part punk
and part folk, Maria in the Shower is all
that and more. Come dance with them on
Friday night.
One World Taiko
The Bad Tenants
Based in Seattle, The Bad Tenants put their
own bluesy spin on hip-hop music, sure to
heat up the Main Stage on Friday night!
This Japanese drum ensemble brings
dynamic movement, lyrical melodies and
rhythmic grooves with heart pounding
percussion. Feel the beat on Friday and
Saturday!
Carrie Nation and the Speakeasy
A high-energy, acoustic brass 'n' grass outfit based
out of Wichita, KS. The band, whose sound has
been described as a stagecoach in overdrive, is
bringing their eclectic blend of punk, bluegrass,
dixieland, and circus tunes to the Fairgrounds on
Saturday night.
Hillstomp... Dear Southeast Alaska:
Well, it's official, Hillstomp is back in the
saddle. They took some time away, and missed
you all. Come join Hillstomp on Saturday night
for a raucous hill country blues stomp that comes
clanging and tumbling out of an assortment
of vintage mics, buckets, cans and BBQ lids
drenched in rambunctious slide guitar.
Moonalice is a band of seasoned
musicians who feel that live music
should be a communal experience
where the listener and musicians feed
and derive inspiration from each other.
Come close the Fair with Moonalice on
Sunday afternoon.
Plus....
Tracy Spring, Nicole Edwards, The Windy Valley
Boys, Fishpickers, Sweet
Sunny North, The Juneau Jumpers, Hillbilly
Honeys, Irene Muller,
Devine Funk, Adam Wood,
B-Team Allstars, Julia
Scott and the Perpetual Beer Run Band, & Many
More!
UKULELE
RUSS
From rock-n-roll
to funk,
bluegrass to
hip-hop, Russ
takes the
ukulele into
uncharted
waters on the
Main Stage
Saturday night!
RULES & REGULATIONS
1. Entries are open to all.
2. Exhibitor must be the bonafide maker or grower of the article, or, in the case of livestock, the owner for 90
days prior to the fair. Items that are not the work of the exhibitor may be entered for display only.
3. With the exception of live animals or plants, no entry shall have been previously entered in the Southeast
State Fair for judging. Exhibits should have been completed within the past year unless otherwise specified.
4. No exhibit will be allowed to compete for more than one premium. Only one entry per Lot except as otherwise specified.
5. If items are for sale, this information, along with the price, should be on a special tag available from the
Fair. The Fair will charge a 15 percent commission.
6. When three or more exhibits of the same type are entered in “Other,” the Superintendent may establish a
separate Class for judging and awarding. If a Lot already exists for a category, “Other” may not be used.
7. Every possible precaution to protect the exhibits and property while they are being exhibited will be taken,
but it is understood that the Corporation shall in no way be held responsible for loss, damage or injury of
any kind from any source whatsoever. No person is allowed to cross the exhibit barriers.
8. NO EXHIBIT MAY BE REMOVED FROM THE FAIRGROUNDS BEFORE CLOSING ON SUNDAY,
JULY 29. Permission is required from fair office before removing exhibits. Exhibits will not be released
except to owners with proper I.D. or written permission from owner (with verification). All exhibits should
be removed from the Fair no later than 4 p.m. Tues., July 31. The Southeast Alaska State Fair, Inc. will
not be responsible for exhibits left at the Fairgrounds after this time.
9. Any additional rules pertaining to a specific Department will be defined within that Department description.
10. The right is reserved to refuse or accept conditionally any entry offered.
11. Dogs and other animals will be allowed to enter the Fairgrounds ONLY with written permission from
the Fair office, animals entered in exhibits and special events excepted. Exceptions for exhibits or other
special events must be returned to their stall or stable or removed from the Fairgrounds immediately after
the scheduled event. Exercising of authorized animals must be done at a time and place designated by the
Fair. It will be the owner’s responsibility to clean up after their animal.
12. Should exceedingly adverse weather conditions occur that would make carrying out the regular program
for that day impractical, such program or event may be postponed or omitted.
13. The Board of Directors reserves the final right to interpret these rules and regulations and to settle all
questions connected with or incident to the Fair which are not covered herein.
14. No alcoholic beverages shall be brought into the Fairgrounds. Alcohol sold at the Fair may be consumed
only in designated areas.
15. No unauthorized camping or sleeping in stalls, barns.
16. No unauthorized vehicles on Fairgrounds.
17. 11 o’clock curfew will be enforced. Curfew may be extended on Fri. & Sat. for dances.
ENTRY PROCEDURE
1. Entries may be made either in person or through coordination with the Town Representative in each town.
2. Mailed entries should be marked clearly on the outside of the package “Fair Exhibit” with the name of the exhibitor, address, Department, Class and Lot in which the exhibit is to be entered written on the outside of the
package and also firmly attached to each exhibit. Mailed entries should be sent in care of the Southeast Alaska
State Fair, P.O. Box 385, Haines, Alaska 99827, must be sent prepaid, and must be received by July 20, 2012.
3. Each exhibitor will be assigned an ID number based on the location where they enter an exhibit. This ID number
should be used on all entries. There is a place on each exhibit tag for your ID number. Your assigned ID number
will identify the exhibitor as well as each exhibit. Permanent Fair numbers will not be used this year.
4. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to fill out an exhibit tag for each item they enter. Please be sure to include
your correct mailing address. Exhibits which have been erroneously entered in a Class, may at the discretion of
the Department Superintendent, be transferred to the proper Class before judging.
5. Exhibit ID numbers and tags are available from your town representative or the Fair Office.
6. The pink copy of the exhibit tag is the exhibitor’s claim check. Please bring your pink copy to claim your exhibit
after the Fair.
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DIVISIONS
Within each department there are divisions based on age or level of expertise. The exhibitor must choose the
applicable division.
1. Junior Division: For exhibitors age 16 and under. If you circle this division you must also state your grade
at the time the exhibit was grown/made. Grade level will be taken into consideration in the judging for this
division. If you fail to fill in your grade, you will automatically be placed in the highest age group. Junior-division categories include: Preschool through 2nd grade; 3rd through 6th grade; 7th through 9th grade; 10th
through 12th grade.
2. Senior Division: For exhibitors 17 years of age and up.
3. Professional: For exhibitors who have taught for a fee, or have sold more than $500 in merchandise in the
exhibit department category entered in one calendar year.
4. Group: For exhibits created by 2 or more people.
RIBBONS
Ribbons will be awarded as follows:
Department Grand Champion - Large Purple Rosette
Junior Division Champion - Large Blue Rosette
Senior Division Champion - Large Blue Rosette
Professional Division Champion - Large Blue Rosette
Group Division Champion - Large Blue Rosette
Best of Class - Blue Rosette
First Place - Blue Ribbon
Second Place - Red Ribbon
Third Place - White Ribbon
Each Lot within an Exhibit Department is judged and places awarded. A "Best of Class" winner is chosen from
among blue ribbons winners awarded in a Class. Up to three Division Champions per Department--a Senior,
Junior and Professional--are selected from the Best of Class winners. In applicable Departments, a Group
Division Champion may be awarded. A Department Champion is chosen from among the Division winners as
the best entry in that Department.
YOUTH PREMIUMS
Premium payments are made only in the Junior Division. Prizes are awarded in sponsored departments.
Youth departments judged using the Danish System of evaluating the merit of each exhibit according to
the stadards set for the Department:
First Place - $3.00
Second Place - $2.00
Third Place - $1.00
Judging results are recorded on each exhibit tag. A complete spreadsheet of 2013
exhibit results will be posted online in August at www.seakfair.org.
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METHODS OF JUDGING:
Youth entries in all Departments, and entries in Creative Writing and Music, are judged according to the
Danish System. The Danish System of judging is based upon established standards of quality for each type of
product. Each exhibit is judged according to how well it meets that standard rather than how it compares
with other exhibits (as in the American System). Blue ribbons earn a score of 90-100, red ribbons 80-89, and white
ribbons 70-79.
The American System is used in all other Departments. In the American System, entries in each lot are judged in
comparison to the other entries in the lot. Entries are then awarded first, second, third, etc, according to relative
merit. Only one exhibit in each lot is awarded first place, one is awarded a second place, and etc.
COMPLETING EXHIBIT ENTRY TAGS:
Each exhibit must be accompanied by an Exhibit Tag, which are available at the Fair Office or from
your Town Representative. Please see the guidelines below.
Exhibitor identification numbers will be assigned by the Town Rep
or the Fair Office. Only one number per person will be issued, either
a new number or your number from past years.
Southeast Alaska State Fair, Inc.
P. O. Box 385 • Haines, Alaska 99827• (907)766-2476
Year_______ I.D. No. _______
Circle applicable division.
Department ______________
Class __________
Junior entrants should include grade level
Retain pink copy as your
receipt.
Attach other copies
to your exhibit.
Fill out clearly
and completely.
Item Description___________________________
PRIZE:
1st
2nd 3rd
NAME
MAILING
ADDRESS
CITY PHONE
White - Office
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Lot____________
Division
1. JUNIOR______
2. SENIOR
3. PROFESSIONAL
4. GROUP
Class ChampDivision Champ
PLEASE PRINT
STATE
ZIP
a
Pink - Exhibitor
Yellow - Exhibit
DEPARTMENT A - CROPS & VEGETABLES
Entry Period: WEDNESDAY, July 24, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Judging: WEDNESDAY, July 24, 1 p.m.-8 p.m.
Judging System: American
- Please consult the Entry Procedure for general entry rules.
- All entries in this Department should be true to type and variety,
medium in size, uniform, and of good quality. They must be clean, no dead foliage, free
from insect or other injury, in edible condition. Root vegetables should have the tops
trimmed to one inch. Whole plant classes have the roots removed, but may retain three
wrapper leaves for effective display. Bunch classes should be tied with a rubber band,
string or metal fastener.
- Extremes in size should be avoided except in Class C. Follow the specifications in the
premium list below. For further information refer to the Cooperative Extension Service
publication #39, “Vegetables - Selection and Preparation for Display.”
- Specify variety and/or trade name on Exhibit Tag. Town Reps or out-of-town exhibitors:
Please notify the Fair (766-2476) how many exhibits are coming via air carrier.
- Organically grown: only two animal or vegetable fertilizers.
- Out of town entries will not be returned unless specified on entry tag.
- Classes and Lots are the same for each Division.
VEGETABLES
Class A Non-organic Field-grown
vegetables other than potatoes
Lot 01 Beans, broad or horse, 6 pods
Lot 02 Beans, green, 6 pods
Lot 03 Beans, yellow, 6 pods
Lot 04 Beans, purple, 6 pods
Lot 05 Beets, elongated, 3, tops removed
to 1 inch
Lot 06 Beets, for greens, bunch of 10 with
roots attached
Lot 07 Beets, round, 3, tops removed to 1
inch
Lot 08 Beets, sugar, 3, tops removed to 1
inch
Lot 09 Broccoli, green, 1 head or tied bunch
Lot 10 Broccoli, purple, 1 head or tied bunch
Lot 11 Brussel sprouts, 1 quart
Lot 12 Cabbage, green, 1 head, 3-5 lbs.
with 3 wrapper leaves
Lot 13 Cabbage, savoy, 1 head, 3-5 lbs.
with 3 wrapper leaves
Lot 14 Cabbage, red, 1 head, 3-5 lbs. with
3
wrapper leaves
Lot 15 Cabbage, other
Lot 16 Carrots, long tapers, 5, tops removed
to 1 inch
Lot 17 Carrots, other, 5, tops removed to 1
inch
Lot 18 Cauliflower, 1 head trimmed for
market
Lot 19 Celery, one plant, roots off
Lot 20 Celeriac
Lot 21 Collard greens, 1 bunch
Lot 22 Cucumbers, 3 small pickles, 2-3
inches long
Lot 23 Cucumbers, 3 dill pickles, 5-6" long
Lot 24 Cucumbers, 3 slicing, over 6" long
Lot 25 Endive, 1 plant
Lot 26 Kale, 1 plant or 5 stalks
Lot 27 Kale, flowering, 1 plant
Lot 28 Kohlrabi, 3 green, trimmed
Lot 29 Kohlrabi, 3 purple, trimmed
Lot 30 Leeks, 3
Lot 31 Lettuce, butter head, 1 with 3
wrapper leaves
Lot 32 Lettuce, head, 1 with 3 wrapper
leaves
Lot 33 Lettuce, leaf, green, 1 plant
Lot 34 Lettuce, leaf, red, 1 plant
Lot 35 Lettuce, Romaine, 1 plant
Lot 36 Mustard greens, 1 bunch
Lot 37 Onions, bunching, 6
Lot 38 Onions, dry, 3
Lot 39 Onions, pickling, 1 pint
Lot 40 Parsnips, 3, tops removed to 1 inch
Lot 41 Peas, 6 pods
Lot 42 Peas, edible pods, 6
Lot 43 Peppers, 3
Lot 44 Pumpkin, 1
Lot 45 Radish, red, tops removed, bunch
of 6
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ExHibit Division Winners
Crops and Vegetables. Whiterock Nursery, Pr.; Becky Hinkle,
Sr.; Pacific Luna Ricke, Jr. Flowers. Whiterock Nursery, Pr.;
Judy Heinmiller, Sr., Aubrey Cook, Jr. Baked Goods. Sandy
Wratten, Sr.; Addie Prisciandaro, Jr. Preserved Foods. Frankie
Perry, Sr. Crochet. Gladys Moran, Sr. Beer and Wine. Mary
Jean Sebens, Sr. Knitting, Sally McLaughlin, Sr. Needlework.
Bob Fink, Pr.; Rene Martin, Sr. Fiber Arts. Joan McCament,
Sr.; Skylar Greenfield, Jr. Quilting. Pat Shultz, Sr.; Kayley
Swinton, Jr. Sewing. Judy Bolander, Sr.; Rose Quitslund, Jr.
Fine Arts. Carol Baker, Pr.; Hannah Berry, Sr.; Jing O’Brien,
Jr. Fine Crafts. Josef Quitslund, Pr.; Lowana Drury, Sr.;
Jayden West, Jr. Writing and Music. Abigail Calkin, Sr.;
Amanda Fulton, Jr. Photography. Dimitra Lavrakas, Pr.;
Dena Selby, Sr., Carver Culbeck, Jr. Woodworking.
Neil Newlun, Pr.; Kiana Donat, Jr. Native Style Arts.
Lena Woods, Pr.; Liz Heywood, Sr. Pioneer Arts and
Recycling. Josef Quitslund, Pr.; Jill Atlas, Sr.; Diane
and Leesa Murph, Jr. Hobbies and Crafts. Bob Fink,
Pr.; Julien Naylor, Sr.; Pacific Luna Ricke, Jr. School
Projects. Jessie Soder’s 2nd-5th grade at Gustavus School.
Contest Winners
Fair Parade--Grand Marshal, Doris Ward. Grand Prize Float, "Mayan Fair Well" by Lily
Boron. Best youth entry, TAFY Stars Dance Team. Best group entry, Juneau Jumpers.
Judges’ Choice Award, Jilkaat Kwan Heritage Dancers.
Southeast’s Got Talent Contest--1. TAFY Stars Dance Team, 2. Dee Jay, 3. Emily
Bowman and Alisha Young.
Zombie Adventure Run--Men's Champion, Kyle Fossman, Women's Champion, Jenn
Walsh. Fastest time, Chandler Kemp. MVP Zombie, Dylan Chapell with 39 flags.
Haines Hustle--5K Men, Christopher Jones, 21:00. 5K Women, Sara Callaghan Chapell, 26:00. 10K Men, Daymond Hoffman, 50:10. 10K Women, J.J. Lende, 43:26. Trail
Half-Marathon Men, Chandler Kemp,1:41:15. Trail Half-Marathon Women, Rosie Milligan,
2:13:41.
Guy Hoffman Memorial Horseshoe Tournament--Men’s Singles: 1. Bill Finlay, 2. John
Norton, 3. Scott Jones.
Volleyball Tournament--1. Screaming Eagles: Jess Callies, Jessie McGraw, Mark Sebens, Jenn Walsh, Alisa Beske. 2. Spenser Spikers: Riley Erekson, Keeley Baumgartner,
Jordon Baumgartner, Ben Egolf, Dennis Methvin, Carlee Heinmiller. Barney Did It: Chris
Price, Connie Ward, Janine Ward, Eddie Smith, Katy Mueller.
Fisherman’s Rodeo--Crab Pot Toss: 1. Owen Smith, 2. Justin Linton, 3. Scott Jones.
Grapple Toss: 1. Daymond Hoffman, 2. Plank Jones, 3. Mike Redevier. Hook Baiting:
1. Justin Linton, 2. Cassair Beaver, 3. Rebecca Brewer. Survival Suit Donning: 1. Justin
Linton, 2. Jacob Hutton, 3. Mike Redevier. Knot Tying: 1. Caesar Smith, 2. Gabe Kutcher,
3. Mike Redevier.
Fiddle Contest--1. Sergei Morosan 2. Tom Heywood
Singer-Songwriter Contest--1. Chip Dannerlein, 2. Joe Parnell, 3. Halli Brownell.
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Department A (continued)
Lot 46 Radish, white icicle, tops removed,
bunch of 6
Lot 47 Radish, winter, 5, tops removed
Lot 48 Rhubarb, 3 stalks, leaves removed
Lot 49 Rutabagas, 3, tops removed
Lot 50 Spinach, 1 bunch
Lot 51 Spinach, New Zealand, 1 bunch
Lot 52 Squash, white, pattypan or scallop,
3, not over 6" in diameter
Lot 53 Squash, yellow zucchini, 3, not over
12" long
Lot 54 Squash, yellow, 3
Lot 55 Squash, green zucchini, 3, not over
12" long
Lot 56 Squash, winter, 1
Lot 57 Squash, other, 3
Lot 58 Sweet corn, 3 ears
Lot 59 Swiss chard, green, 1 plant
Lot 60 Tomatoes, green, 3 over 2½ inches
in diameter
Lot 61 Tomatoes, ripe, 3
Lot 62 Tomatoes, pear, 3
Lot 63 Turnip, purple top, 3
Lot 64 Turnip, early white type, 3
Lot 65 Turnip greens, bunch of 3 with turnips attached
Lot 66 Other
Class A-1 Organic Field-grown
vegetables other than potatoes.
Lots same as Class A
Class B
Potatoes
Lot 01 White, 3
Lot 02 Red, 3
Lot 03 Russet, 3
Lot 04 Fingerlings, 3
Lot 05 Other, 3
Class B-1 Potatoes - Organic
Lots same as Class B
Class C
Largest vegetable. Must be
clean, free from injury, roots removed,
and may keep all leaves.
Lot 01 Beet, any garden variety
Lot 02 Broccoli
Lot 03 Cabbage, green
Lot 04 Cabbage, red
Lot 05 Carrot
Lot 06 Cauliflower
Lot 07 Celery
Lot 08 Chard
Lot 09 Radish
Lot 10 Green Zucchini
Class C-1 Largest vegetable - Organic
Lots same as Class C
Class D Herbs. All herbs should be fresh
and secured in sheaves approxi
mately ½-inch in diameter.
Lot 01 Anise
Lot 02 Catnip
Lot 03 Chervil
Lot 04 Chives
Lot 05 Comfrey
Lot 06 Dill
Lot 07 Garlic
Lot 08 Giant garlic
Lot 09 Oregano
Lot 10 Parsley
Lot 11 Peppermint
Lot 12 Rosemary
Lot 13 Sage
Lot 14 Shallot
Lot 15 Spearmint
Lot 16 Summer savory
Lot 17 Sweet basil
Lot 18 Sweet marjoram
Lot 19 Tansy
Lot 20 Tarragon
Lot 21 Thyme
Lot 22 Other
Class D-1 Herbs - Organic
Lots same as Class D
Class E
Herbs, potted.
Class F
Berries, cultivated, variety
must be named. Half pint per lot,
stems removed, except where noted
Lot 01 Blueberries
Lot 02 Currants, black
Lot 03 Currants, red
Lot 04 Currants, white
Lot 05 Gooseberries
Lot 06 Raspberries
Lot 07 Strawberries (with caps)
Lot 08 Other
Class F-1 Cultivated Berries - Organic
Lots same as Class F
Class G
Wild berries, judged for table quality.
Half pint per lot, stems removed.
Lot 01 Blueberries
Lot 02 Currants, black
Lot 03 Currants, red
Lot 04 Serviceberries
Lot 05 Highbush cranberries
Lot 06 Huckleberries
Lot 07 Lingonberries
Lot 08 Raspberries
Lot 09 Rosehips
Lot 10 Other
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Department A (continued)
Class H Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Displays non-organic
Best display of vegetable
Best display of herbs
Miniature vegetable box display
Class H-1 Displays - Organic
Lots same as Class H
Class I
Greenhouse grown
Lot 01 Cucumbers, pickling, 3
Lot 02 Cucumbers, slicing, 3
Lot 03 Eggplant, 1
Lot 04 Peppers, minimum of 3, green,
yellow, red
Lot 05 Peppers, minimum of 2, hot
Lot 06 Tomatoes, cherry red or yellow pear,
1 pint
Lot 07 Tomatoes, red, minimum of 3
Lot 08 Tomatoes, yellow, minimum of 3
Lot 09 Tomatoes, green, minimum of 3
Lot 10 Pumpkin, 1
Lot 11 Watermelon, 1
Lot 12 Other
Class I-1 Greenhouse grown - Organic
Lots same as Class I
CROPS
Class J
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Sheaf grains (one bunch
approximately 1" in diameter)
Barley
Oats
Rapeseed
Wheat
Other
Class J-1 Sheaf grains - Organic
Lots same as Class J
Class K Forage crops (one sheaf,
1" in min. diameter)
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Lot 06
Lot 07
Lot 08
Lot 09
Lot 10
Alfalfa
Red clover
Other clover
Bromegrass
Timothy
Other grass hay
Cereal hay
Legume hay
Native forage
Other
Class K-1 Forage Crops Organic
Lots same as Class K
TREE FRUITS
Class L
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Lot 06
Lot 07 Apples
Waxen (sour cooking apple), 3
Yellow transparent, 3
Northern Spy, 3
Winter Banana, 3
Crabapples, 3
Mixed colors, red/yellow/green, 3
Other
Class L-1 Apples - Organic
Lots same as Class L
Class M Cherries, stems on
Lot 01 Bing, one-half pint
Lot 02 Royal Ann, one-half pint
Lot 03 Lambert, one-half pint
Lot 04 Black Republican, one-half pint
Lot 05 Pie, one-half pint
Lot 06 Other, one-half pint
Class M-1 Cherries Organic
Lots same as Class M
Class N Other fruits, Misc.
Class N-1 Other fruits - Organic
Southeast Alaska State Fair would like to thank our donors
for their generous contributions to capital improvement
projects
We could not have done it without you!
Haines Borough Peter Dohrn
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A & J Enterprises
DEPARTMENT B - FLOWERS
Judging: WEDNESDAY, July 24, 1 p.m.-8 p.m.
- All specimens must have appropriate self-foliage attached to the
stem of the specimen unless otherwise noted, with the exception of gladioli, dahlia and
begonia classes.
- A tightly closed bud or one that has not sufficiently expanded to show the typical form
and beauty of the coming bloom is not acceptable as a bloom.
- A spike is a specimen with short or long influorescence, usually unbranched except in
delphinium. Florets surround the main axis at close intervals with buds developing on
the elongated tip, as in lupines, delphinium and gladiolus.
- A spray consists of one stem (not a branch), with or without a central flower or bud.
Any erect spray with the lead bloom open will be acceptable. Nemesia, cosmos and
godetia are spray types.
- Stalk designates a stiff stem, branching or not, with one or more flowers such as clarkia,
annual larkspur and lily.
- Stem is the main axis of a plant.
- Bloom is used to designate an individual flower terminating a stem, such as exhibition
type roses. If a Lot already exists for a category, “Other” may not be used. “Other”
varieties must be named.
- When 2 or more entries of the same type are entered, a new Lot will be created.
- Be sure and follow guidelines for each Lot as to number of items to enter. If 3 are called
for, 1 or 5 may disqualify, only 3 will be accepted.
- Grooming: Flowers and plants should be groomed to remove dirt and spray residue,
as well as dead foliage. Specimens may be groomed in any way which does not alter
their typical features.
- Indicate on tag if hothouse grown.
- Town Reps or out-of-town exhibitors: Please notify the Fair (766-2476) how many exhibits are coming on airlift.
Class A
Wildflowers
Lot 01 Cut, 3-6 each
Lot 02 Arrangement
Lot 03 Exhibit book, etc.
Class B
Annuals
Lot 01 Ageratum, 3 sprays over 3½”
Lot 02 Aster, ball or pompom, 3 blooms
Lot 03 Aster, giant crego or shaggy type,
3 blooms
Lot 04 Aster, miniature, 3 blooms
under 2½ inches
Lot 05 Aster, spider or cactus, 3 blooms
Lot 06 Aster, collection of 3-5 different
types
Lot 07 Bells of Ireland, 3 stalks with
foliage removed
Lot 08 Calendula, 3 blooms
Lot 09 Candytuft, hyacinth, 3 stems
to 10"
Lot 10 Candytuft, umbellata, 3 stems
to 10"
Lot 11 Carnations, 3 blooms
Lot 12 Centaurea, bachelor buttons,
6 blooms
Lot 13 Clarkia, 3 spikes
Lot 14 Cosmos, single, 1 spray to 12"
Lot 15 Dianthus, double, 3 sprays
Lot 16 Dianthus, single, 3 sprays
Lot 17 Everlasting, acroclinium,
6 blooms
Lot 18 Everlasting, helichrysum, 6 blooms
Lot 19 Everlasting, statice, 3 sprays
Lot 20 Feverfew, white, 3 sprays 10-12"
Lot 21 Feverfew, yellow, 3 sprays 10-12"
Lot 22 Godetia, 3 sprays to 12"
Lot 23 Livingston Daisy, 6 blooms
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SOUTHEAST ALASKA STATE FAIR
LOGGING SHOW
The 2013 Southeast Alaska State Fair Logging Show
events will be held Saturday, July 27.
Women’s Events begin at 1 p.m.
1. Ax Throwing
3. Hand Bucking
2. Choker Setting 4. Power Saw Bucking
In the event of a tie for overall points, a strawline foot race will be the run-off event.
Men’s Events will follow Women's Logging Contest
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Choker Setting
Ax Throwing
Hand Bucking
Log Rolling
Small Power Saw Bucking
Large Power Saw Bucking
Obstacle Bucking
Hook Tender’s Contest
In the event of a tie for overall points, jousting will be the run-off event.
Registration for these events shall be by mail or in person. Mail registration opens June
17, 2013. Send registrations to Logging Show, P.O. Box 385, Haines, Alaska 99827.Registration deadlines for both women's and men's events are 12 p.m.
• You must provide your own tools for these events — either your own, borrowed, or
rented. The care and maintenance of these tools are your responsibility. Hard hats
are required for the power bucking, ax throwing, obstacle bucking and hook tenders
events. Caulked footware is required for the log rolling contest.
• The entry fee will be $10.00 for one and each event entered. The fee will be paid at
the registration table before the events begin. A waiver of responsibility must be signed
before any contestant may participate.
• Complete rules will be available at the Fair office.
Thanks, also, to logging show sponsor the Haines Uglys
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Department B (continued)
Lot 24 Lobelia, 3 sprays
Lot 25 Marigold, small flowered under 2½”,
6 blooms
Lot 26 Marigold, large flowered 2½-4",
3 blooms
Lot 27 Marigold, giant flowered, over 4",
3 blooms
Lot 28 Marigold, double French, 3 blooms
Lot 29 Marigold, single French, 3 blooms
Lot 30 Mignonette, 3 stems
Lot 31 Nasturtium, double, 6 blooms,
no foliage
Lot 32 Naturtium, single, 6 blooms, no
foliage
Lot 33 Nemesia, 3 sprays
Lot 34 Nicotiana, 2 sprays to 12"
Lot 35 Pansy, large flowered over 2½”,
6 blooms, no foliage
Lot 36 Pansy, small flowered to 2½”,
6 blooms, no foliage
Lot 37 Petunia, collection, 1 bloom each of
3 to 5 varieties, 6-8" stems
Lot 38 Petunia, double, 3 blooms, 6-8"
Lot 39 Petunia, single, ruffled or fringed,
3 blooms, 6-8 inch stem
Lot 40 Phlox, giant tetra, 3 stems to 10"
Lot 41 Phlox, star or twinkle, 3 stems to 10"
Lot 42 Poppy, carnation, 3 blooms, no
foliage required
Lot 43 Poppy, double California, 6 blooms,
no foliage required
Lot 44 Poppy, single California, 6 blooms,
no foliage required
Lot 45 Poppy, shirley, 3 blooms, no foliage
required
Lot 46 Salvia, 3 stalks over 6 inches
Lot 47 Schizanthus, butterfly, 3 sprays
Lot 48 Snapdragons, butterfly, 2 spikes
Lot 49 Snapdragons, collection, 1 spike
each 3 to 5 varieties
Lot 50 Snapdragons, regular type, 2 spikes
Lot 51 Snapdragons, tetra or giant ruffled,
2 spikes
Lot 52 Stock, double, 3 stems no side
branches
Lot 53 Sunflower, double, 1 bloom, 2-6"
Lot 54 Sunflower, single, 1 bloom, 2-6"
Lot 55 Sweet peas, giant ruffled, 6 stems,
no foliage required
Lot 56 Sweet peas, other, 6 stems
Lot 57 Verbena, 3 stems to 10 inches
Lot 58 Vines, flowering, 1 stem to 30"
Lot 59 Zinnia, large flowered over 2½”,
3 blooms
Lot 60 Zinnia, small flowered under 2½",
3 blooms
Lot 61 Other, 3 blooms, sprays, spikes
Class C Perennials, Biennials.
Self-foliage attached to specimen
required, except as noted.
Lot 01 Achillea, any kind, 1 spray
Lot 02 Anemone, double, 3 blooms
Lot 03 Anemone, single, 3 blooms
Lot 04 Armeria, 3 stems
Lot 05 Aster, best collection, 3 sprays
Lot 06 Astilbe, 3 flower heads
Lot 07 Campanula, 3 sprays
Lot 08 Centaurea, bachelor button, 2 sprays
Lot 09 Columbine, 3 stems
Lot 10 Daisy, English, 6 blooms
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Saturdays 10 am -2 pm at the Fairgrounds
June 15 & 29. July 6, 13 & 20.
Aug. 3, 10, 17 & 24. Sept. 7 & 14.
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Class Ccontinued
Lot 11 Daisy, double pyrethrum, 6 blooms
Lot 12 Daisy, single pyrethrum, 6 blooms
Lot 13 Daisy, double Shasta, 3 blooms
Lot 14 Daisy, single Shasta, 3 blooms
Lot 15 Delphinium, giant hybrid, 1 spike
Lot 16 Delphinium, others, 1 spike
Lot 17 Dianthus, Sweet William, 3 stems
Lot 18 Dianthus, other, any color, 3 sprays
Lot 19 Edelweiss, 3 blooms
Lot 20 Forget-me-nots, 3 stems
Lot 21 Foxgloves, 3 spikes
Lot 22 Gaillardia, 3 blooms
Lot 23 Gypsophila, 3 sprays
Lot 24 Hemerocalis (Daylily), 3 stems
Lot 25 Hop vine, 1 stem to 30 inches
Lot 26 Honeysuckle vine, 1 stem to 30"
Lot 27 Lily, tiger, 1 stem
Lot 28 Lily, upward facing types, 1 stem
Lot 29 Lily, trumpet, 1 stem
Lot 30 Lily, other, 1 stem
Lot 31 Lily, best collection, 1 stalk each 3 to
5 varieties
Lot 32 Lupine, 1 stalk
Lot 33 Lychnis, Maltese Cross, any color,
3 stems
Lot 34 Lythrum, 3 spikes
Lot 35 Monkshood, 1 spike, no side
branches
Lot 36 Phlox, 1 stem to 15 inches
Lot 37 Poppy, Iceland, 6 blooms, no foliage
Lot 38 Ranunculus, 3 blooms, no foliage
Lot 39 Spirea, 3 sprays
Lot 40 Sweet pea, 3 stems
Lot 41 Veronica, 3 spikes
Lot 42 Violas, 5 blooms
Lot 43 Flowering or fruited shrubs or trees
1 stem to 30"
Lot 44 Other flowering vines
Lot 45 Other flowers
Class D Dahlias
Enter one collection of 3 dahlias,
made up from 1 to 3 types. Self foliage not required.
Class E
Gladioli, shown with 3 leaves
Lot 01 One spike
Lot 02 Collection of miniature type, 1 spike
each of 3 to 5 varieties
Class F
Rose
Self-foliage attached to stem
Lot 01 Climber, 1 lateral
Lot 02 Floribunda, 1 spray
Lot 03 Grandiflora, 1 bloom
Lot 04 Tea rose, 1 bloom
Lot 05 Potted rose, 1 plant, pot not to
be judged
Lot 06 Rugosa
Lot 07 Other
Class G
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Tuberose Begonias
Double flowered, 1 bloom
Rose and/or camellia, 1 bloom
Fimbriata, 1 bloom
Single, no side flowers, 1 bloom
Fibrous
Class H
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Cacti and Succulents
Barrel
Hen and chickens
Old man
Rat tail cactus
Warty aloe
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Lot 06
Lot 07
Lot 08
Lot 09
Christmas or Easter cactus
Jade plant
Collection of cacti and/or succulents
Other
Class IPotted House Plants, one
entry per Lot.Must have been in pos session of owner/exhibitor at least
90 days prior to entry. Lots 1-14 are
flowering types and must be in bloom.
Lot 01 Achimenes
Lot 02 African violet, single
Lot 03 African violet, double
Lot 04 African violet, miniature
Lot 05 Begonia, other than tuberous
Lot 06 Gardenia
Lot 07 Geranium, zonal, common house
Lot 08 Geranium, Martha Washington type
Lot 09 Gloxinia
Lot 10 Impatiens, balsam
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Lot 11 Jerusalem cherry
Lot 12 Lily, calla
Lot 13 Orchid
Lot 14 Other flowering type
Lots 15-26 are foliage type
Lot 15 Baby tears
Lot 16 Begonia, rex, etc.
Lot 17 Caladium
Lot 18 Coleus
Lot 19 Ivy (any variety), must be named
Lot 20 Maranta, prayer plant
Lot 21 Palm
Lot 22 Philodendron
Lot 23 Sanseveria, dwarf
Lot 24 Sanseveria, regular
Lot 25 Umbrella plant
Lot 26 Collection of foliage plants in one
container
Lot 27 Other foliage type
Lot 28 Hoya
Class J Hanging Baskets
Exhibitor may enter a total of 5 hanging
containers with any kind of flowers or plants
Class K Tub Class, containers larger than
6" across at the top, one entry per
Lot.
Lot 01 Tree
Lot 02 Annual
Lot 03 Combination
Lot 04 Perennials
Lot 05 Flowering vegetables
Lot 06 Other
Class L
Artistic
Lot 01 A buffet or mantle arrangement
Lot 02 A table arrangement using a selec tion of flowers, not to exceed 12" in
height, including container
Lot 03 Dried flowers
Lot 04 Other
Class M Special Arrangements
Lot 01 Bloom cycle - a bud, one half-open
flower and one full bloom arranged
with self foliage, if possible
Lot 02 Woods and fields - fresh material,
no flowers
Lot 03 Angel wings - fresh flowers, all white
Lot 04 Patchwork - collection of flowers in
one garden, min. of 5 different
Lot 05 Past and present - driftwood and
fresh flowers
Lot 06 Miniature, max. 4" height
Lot 07 Terrarium
Lot 08 Dish Garden
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8 am - 8 pm
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6th A
Haines Hustle
5k, 10k and Trail Half Marathon (self-supported!)
Saturday, July 27
All events start/finish in Dalton City.
Half-marathon is self-supported.Thanks to our sponsors
Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium (SEARHC) and
Chilkoot Indian Association.
$10 sign-up. T-shirt to each runner.
Cool prizes for top male and female runner in each race.
Course maps and race applications online www.seakfair.org/contests
or email director@seakfair.org
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Southeast Exhibits head to the
Alaska State Fair in Palmer
Winning Southeast Alaska State Fair exhibits qualify for entry
and free shipping to the Alaska State Fair in Palmer, to be held
Aug. 22-Sept. 2! With exhibitor permission, division champions,
department champions, and exceptional best of class entries will
be shipped from Haines to Palmer immediately following the
Southeast Alaska State Fair. Exhibits will be returned via mail
directly to exhibitors from Palmer at the conclusion of the Alaska
State Fair. Contact your Town Representative or the Fair office,
admin@seakfair.org or 766-2476, for information about this
exciting opportunity!
Visit Historic Skagway
Gateway to the Klondike!
Welcome to the
Southeast Alaska State Fair
Convenient access between
Skagway and Haines.
Multiple trips daily
Come visit us soon!
Enjoy our many great restaurants, accommodations,
hiking trails, museums, sightseeing tours,
and much more!
Skagway Convention and Visitors Bureau
P.O. Box 1029, Skagway, AK 99840
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Flight Touring . Custom Flights
Service to Haines, Skagway,
800-354-2479 (in Alaska)
907-766-3800 or 907-789-5591
Southeast Alaska State Fair presents the 6th annual
Fisherman's
Rodeo
Sat. July 27, 2013
4 p.m. in Dalton City
Net mending. Survival Suit Donning. Gear Baiting.
Maritime Trivia. Grapple Hook. More! Cash Prizes.
Thanks to sponsors Olerud's Inc. and Captain's Choice Motel
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766-2441
Proud Sponsor
of the
BAKED GOODS
DEPARTMENT
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DEPARTMENT F - BAKED GOODS
Judging: WEDNESDAY, July 24 after 1 p.m.
- Special instructions: All entries in this Department must be home-prepared by the exhibitor. Exhibitors should wrap their own exhibits in cellophane or plastic wrap. Please use
disposable containers.
- A list of ingredients is required with all entries.
- All entries in this Department become the property of the Fair and will not be returned unless requested on the exhibit tag.
- Any entry not adhering to the rules of entry will be disqualified or penalized as the judge
chooses. Please note that if six are called for, five or seven is incorrect.
- A refrigerator case will be provided for baked goods with cream/custard fillings or frostings.
- Town Reps or out-of-town exhibitors: Please notify the Fair, 766-2476, with how many
exhibits are coming on the airlift.
- One entry per lot unless otherwise specified.
One whole loaf per Lot.
Class A
Yeast Breads, Commercial
Lot 01 White
Lot 02 Whole wheat
Lot 03 Rye
Lot 04 Batter
Lot 05 Fruit and/or nut
Lot 06 Cinnamon
Lot 07 Potato
Lot 08 Flat bread (named)
Lot 09 Nationality breads
(e.g. French, Italian, etc.)
Lot 10 Other
Class B
Yeast - Other than Bread
Lot 01 Plain white rolls (6)
Lot 02 Whole wheat rolls (6)
Lot 03 Hard rolls (6)
Lot 04 Coffee cakes (1)
Lot 05 Fancy rolls (6)
Lot 06 Fancy rolls
(onion, cheese, herb, other) (6)
Lot 07 Raised doughnuts (6)
Lot 08 Yeast-raised dessert cake (1)
Lot 09 Other
Class C
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Lot 06
Lot 07
Lot 08
Lot 09
Sourdough
White bread
Whole wheat bread
Rye bread
Other bread
Rolls (6)
Biscuits (6)
Cake
Cookies (6)
Other
Class D
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Lot 06
Lot 07
Lot 08
Lot 09
Lot 10
Lot 11
Quick Breads
Baking powder biscuits (6)
Banana bread
Corn bread
Fruit bread
Nut bread
Fruit ‘n nut combinations
Gingerbread
Cake doughnuts (6)
Using homemade mix
Muffins with fruit (6)
Muffins without fruit (6)
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2013 Songwriters' Competition
Friday, July 26
Songwriters! Here is your chance to present your favorite
original song to the public for formal judging.
Categories
Country & Bluegrass • Blues & Folk • Folk & Pop
Performance Criteria
Song
One (1) Original composition
Stage Time
5 minutes
Performance
Songwriter or performer/vocalist
and songwriter in accompaniment
Technical
2 microphones and 2 DIs
Judging Criteria
Lyrics
Originality, Clarity of message, flow, imagery
and subject matter
Music
Cohesiveness, structure, melody line & rhythm
Cash prizes for winners.
All competitors will receive judging scores and written critiques.
Qualifying Conditions
1.Entry Deadline: 1 hour before contest. 2. Attached Lyric Sheet ,
typed or neatly printed, 3. Attached Music Sheet. 4.Entry Fee of $10.
(907)766-2476 • FAX (907)766-2478
For Information contact the Fair Office,
P.O. Box 385, Haines, AK 99827
FIDDLE CONTEST
Friday, July 26 1-2 p.m. on the Klondike Stage
Cash prizes will be shared equally among contestants.
5 minutes total stage time. Play tune or tunes of choice.
Accompaniment is limited to one other instrument
Sign up at the Fair Information Booth, or write to:
Fair Fiddle Exhibition, P.O. Box 385, Haines, AK 99827
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Department F (continued)
Class E
Specialties
Lot 01 French pastries (6)
Lot 02 Petits Fours (6)
Lot 03 Sculptured cake
Lot 04 Cake decorations only
(may use dummy or mix)
Lot 05 Sugar molding (6)
Lot 06 Crackers (6)
Lot 07 Eclairs or cream puffs (6)
Lot 08 Cheesecake
Lot 09 Other
Class F
Cakes (one whole cake per Lot)
SPONGE CAKES
Lot 01 Angel food
Lot 02 Chiffon
Lot 03 Sponge (includes tea cakes)
Lot 04 Jelly roll
Lot 05 Using homemade mix
BUTTER CAKES
Lot 06 White
Lot 07 Chocolate
Lot 08 Holiday fruit cake, baked
Lot 09 Holiday fruit cake, unbaked
Lot 10 Spice (including applesauce, date
and other fruit or vegetables)
Lot 11 Upside-down cake
Lot 12 Cupcakes (6)
Lot 13 Pound cake
Lot 14 Yellow or golden
Lot 15 Using homemade mix
Lot 16 Other
Class G Pies
(Whole pie to be shown)
Lot 01 Fruit
Lot 02 Berry
Lot 03 Mince
Lot 04 Nut
Lot 05 Pumpkin or other vegetable
Lot 06 Tarts (3)
Lot 07 Creams or custards
Lot 08 Other
Class H Mixes Plus (Using prepared mix
as base, but must include other
ingredients and/or method of prepa ration. Recipe must be included.)
Lot 01 Cakes (whole)
Lot 02 Cookies (6)
Lot 03 Quick breads
Lot 04 Pies, including mock pies
Lot 05 Yeast breads
Lot 06 Other
Class I
Candies
(½ pound minimum amount of entry)
Lot 01 Caramels
Lot 02 Divinity
Lot 03 Fudge
Lot 04 Fondant
Lot 05 Peanut brittle
Lot 06 Penuche
Lot 07 Praline
Lot 08 Taffy
Lot 09 Candied fruit, fruit peel or nuts
Lot 10 Hard candy
Lot 11 Uncooked candy
Lot 12 Other
Class J
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Lot 06
Lot 07
Lot 08
Lot 09
Lot 10
Cookies
Drop (6)
Rolled (6)
Molded (6)
Sheet or bar (6)
Refrigerator (6)
Filled (6)
Pressed (6)
Deep fried (including rosettes) (6)
No bake (6)
Other (6)
Class K
Special Diet Group
(Gluten free, dairy free, sugar free, low cholesterol, low salt, low fat, low sugar, or other)
Lot 01 Yeast breads
Lot 02 Quick breads
Lot 03 Muffins (6)
Lot 04 Cakes
Lot 05 Pies
Lot 06 Candies (1/2 lb. min.)
Lot 07 Cookies (6)
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DEPARTMENT G - BEER AND WINE
Entry Period: FRIDAY, July 19, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
SATURDAY, July 20, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Judging: SATURDAY, July 20, 1 p.m.
- Special instructions: All entries in this exhibit should be in clean,
appropriate bottles not larger than one quart labeled with class, lot and I.D. numbers.
- Entries will not be returned unless specified on the entry tag.
- A list of ingredients is required with each entry.
- Entries should be true to Class and Lot entered.
- Must submit 2 bottles per beer entry or 1 bottle per wine entry
- Specify on label if entries need to be chilled.
- Please rack wines before shipping to prevent disturbing sediment.
Class A
Berry/Fruit (blueberry, currant,
cranberry, raspberry, strawberry, etc.)
Lot 01 Dry
Lot 02 Medium dry
Lot 03 Sweet
Class B
Grapes - grape concentrate
(white or red)
Lot 01 Dry
Lot 02 Medium dry
Lot 03 Sweet
Class C
Potpourri (rhubarb, rosehip, nettle,
rice, dandelion, rose petals, etc.)
Lot 01 Dry
Lot 02 Medium dry
Lot 03 Sweet
Lot 04 Meads and ciders
Class D Liqueurs (blueberry, cranberry,
currant, coffee, etc.)
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Class E
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Class F
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Class G
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Class H
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lagers/Ales
Pale Ales/Pilsners
Amber
Stout
Porter
Fruit Beers
Pale
Amber
Stout
Porter
Wheat Beers
Pale
Amber
Stout
Porter
Specialty
Pale
Amber
Stout
Porter
DEPARTMENT H - PRESERVED FOODS
- Please consult the Entry Procedure for general guidelines.
- Special instructions: All entries must have been prepared by the
exhibitor within the past year. Preserved meats and vegetables will be judged by APPEARANCE only.
- Dried preserved food exhibits may be submitted in plastic bags.
- Containers must be standard canning jars with 2-part lids, and labeled with identity of
product, method, processing time and date of processing.
Example: Smoked Salmon, 11# Pressure, 110 Minutes
8/11/92
No label means disqualification. Incomplete or inaccurate labels will result in a reduced
score.
- Bring one jar only. Processed jars must be sealed and have rings in place.
- Jellies, jams, butters, marmalades, preserves, etc. must be in standard 12 oz. or less
jars. Seafood should be in one-pint or 1/2-pint standard jars, and all other products in
one-quart or smaller standard jars.
- The use of paraffin is no longer USDA approved, so entries sealed with wax will be disqualified.
- Only one entry per lot.
- Recipe or list of ingredients must be securely attached to entry.
- For a copy of the most recent Cooperative Extension Service/USDA bulletins, call your
local extension service office: Juneau: 465-8749, Sitka: 747-6065, Ketchikan: 225-3290.
Class A
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Lot 06
Lot 07
Lot 08
Lot 09
Lot 10
Lot 11
Lot 12
Lot 13
Lot 14
Lot 15
Lot 16
Lot 17
Lot 18
Lot 19
Lot 20
Lot 21
Lot 22
Jams
Apricot
Apple
Blueberry, huckleberry
Crabapple
Cranberry
High bush cranberry
Cherry
Currant
Gooseberry
Nagoon berry
Peach
Pear
Plum
Raspberry
Red huckleberry
Rhubarb
Rosehips
Salmonberry
Strawberry
Combinations
Thimbleberry
Other
Class A-1 Jams, sugar-free
Class B
Jelly
Lots same as Jam
Class B-1 Jelly, sugar-free
Class C
Canned Fruit
Lots same as Jam
Class C-1 Canned Fruit, sugar-free
Class DSyrup
Lots same as Jam
Class D-1 Syrup, sugar-free
Class E
Butters
Lots same as Jam
Class E-1 Butters, sugar-free
Class F
Marmalades, Conserves,
Preserves
Lot 01 Orange
Lot 02 Other citrus
Lot 03 Other
Class F-1 Marmalades, Conserves,
Preserves, sugar-free
Class G Juice
Lots same as Jam
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Department H (continued)
Glass G-1 Juice, sugar-free
Class H Vegetables
Lot 01 Beans
Lot 02 Beets
Lot 03 Carrots
Lot 04 Corn
Lot 05 Greens
Lot 06 Peas
Lot 07 Sauerkraut
Lot 08 Tomatoes
Lot 09 Other
Class I
Pickles and Relish
Lot 01 Beet pickles
Lot 02 Bread and butter
Lot 03 Cucumber, dill
Lot 04 Cucumber, sweet
Lot 05 Mixed vegetables, dill
Lot 06 Mixed vegetables, sweet
Lot 07 Relish (may enter 5)
Lot 08 Tomatoes, green
Lot 09 Zucchini, sweet
Lot 10 Fruit pickles
Lot 11 Fruit relishes
Lot 12 Other
Class I-1 Pickles and Relish, sugar-free
Class J
Seaweed or Kelp
Lot 01 Pickled
Lot 02 Dried
Lot 03 Relish
Lot 04 Other
Class K Mushrooms
Lot 01 Canned
Lot 02 Dried
Lot 03 Other
Class L
Beef
Lot 01 Canned
Lot 02 Corned
Lot 03 Dried
Lot 04 Kippered
Lot 05 Pickled
Lot 06 Sausage
Lot 07 Smoked
Lot 08 Smoked, canned
Lot 09 Other
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Lot 10 Soups
Class M Moose
Lots same as Beef
Class N Pork
Lots same as Beef
Class O Poultry
Lots same as Beef
Class P
Rabbit
Lots same as Beef
Class Q Salmon
Lots same as Beef
Class R Other Meat or Fish
Lots same as Beef, may enter both meat and
fish in same Lot
Class S
Condiments
Lot 01 Vinegar
Lot 02 Catsup
Lot 03 Applesauce
Lot 04 Salsa and chilis
Lot 05 Chutney
Lot 06 Mincemeat
Lot 07 Other
Class S-1 Condiments, sugar-free
Class T
Dried Fruit
Class U Dried Vegetables
Lots same as Class H
Class V
Dried Herbs
Exhibitor may enter 5
Class W Fruit Leathers
Exhibitor may enter 5
Class X
Homesteader’s Honey
Lot 01 Rose
Lot 02 Fireweed
Lot 03 Other
Class Y
Bee Honey
Lot 01 Extracted
Lot 02 Cut comb
Lot 03 Chunk
DEPARTMENT I - CROCHET ARTS
INCLUDING BROOMSTICK, HAIRPIN LACE,
CRO-HOOKING, AFGHAN STITCH, TATTING,
HOOK & PUNCH, ETC.
- Special instruction: All entries should have been completed within the last year, have a
new appearance and be clean.
- All entries must be properly finished, i.e. framed (ready to hang), stuffed, blocked, hemmed,
etc.
- Only one entry per Lot unless otherwise indicated.
- If item is for sale, notify the Department Head so it can be tagged.
Class A
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Wearing Apparel
Sweaters
Dresses
Coats and jackets
Vests, blouses, shells
Other
Class B
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Lot 06
Lot 07
Lot 08
Accessories
Socks, slipper socks
Mittens, gloves
Caps, hats, bonnets
Scarf, stole, shawl
Collars, cuffs, yokes
Purses
Aprons
Other
Class C
Original Designs
Use Class and Lot numbers listed above as
Lot. Example: original sweater, Class C, Lot
A1
Class D
Afghan
(excepting baby afghan, Class L)
Lot 01 Crochet, close weave
Lot 02 Crochet, open weave
Lot 03 Afghan Stitch
Lot 04 Granny
Lot 05 Ripple
Lot 06 Cro-hooking
Lot 07 Combination of methods
Lot 08 Other
Class F
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Lot 06
Lot 07
Chair and Couch Sets
Crochet
Hairpin lace
Broomstick lace
Cro-hooking
Tatting
Bobbin lace
Others
Class G
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Tablecloths
Block method
Circular
Other
Class H Edgings
Lot 01 Crochet
Lot 02 Hairpin lace
Lot 03 Broomstick lace
Lot 04 Cro-hooking
Lot 05 Tatting
Lot 06 Others
(see needlework for Bobbin Lace)
Class I
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Lot 06
Lot 07
Pillowcases and Tops
Crochet
Hairpin lace
Broomstick lace
Cro-hooking
Tatting
Hook & Punch
Others
Class E
Bedspreads
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Department I (continued)
Class J
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Doll Clothes
Crochet with thread
Crochet with yarn
Cro-hooking
Other methods
Class K Stuffed Toys or Animals
Lot 01 Crochet with thread
Lot 02 Crochet with yarn
Lot 03 Cro-hooking
Lot 04 Hook & Punch
Lot 05 Other
Class L Baby Items
Lot 01 Bonnet
Lot 02 Booties
Lot 03 Sweater
Lot 04 Bunting
Lot 05 Carriage cover
Lot 06 Set (any 2 or more of above)
Lot 07 Baby afghan
Lot 08 Other
Class M Doilies, Centerpieces, Runners
May enter 3 items in these lots provided each are different pattern or design
Lot 01 Crochet
Lot 02 Hairpin lace
Lot 03 Broomstick lace
Lot 04 Cro-hooking
Lot 05 Tatting
Lot 06 Bobbin lace
Lot 07 Other
Class N Rugs
Lot 01 Crochet
Lot 02 Afghan stitch
Lot 03 Braided
Lot 04 Hook & Punch
Lot 05 Other
Class O Wallhanging
Lots same as Class N
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DEPARTMENT J - KNITTING
- Special instructions: Entries should have been completed within the
last year, have a new appearance and be clean.
- All entries must be properly finished, i.e. stuffed, blocked, hemmed, etc. Please list fiber
content on entry tag.
- Only one entry per Lot unless otherwise indicated.
- If item is an original design, please use Class K. See page 34.
- A brief statement covering the function, type of design and materials used would be helpful.
Class A Sweaters, Basic
Lot 01 Stockinette or garter
Lot 02 Seed or rib
Lot 03 CombinationPatterned
Lot 04 2-color or Fair Isle
Lot 05 Multicolor
Lot 06 Cable
Lot 07 Fisherman
Lot 08 Other
Class B Socks, Basic
Lot 02 Seed or rib
Lot 03 Combination Patterned
Lot 05 Multicolor
Lot 06 Cable
Lot 07 Fisherman
Lot 08 Other
Class C Mittens, Gloves, Basic
Lot 02 Seed or rib
Lot 05 Multicolor
Lot 06 Cable
Lot 07 Fisherman
Lot 08 Other
Class D Caps, Hats, Bonnets, Basic
Lot 02 Seed or rib
Lot 05 Multicolor
Lot 06 Cable
Lot 07 Fisherman
Lot 08 Other
Class E Coats, Jackets Basic
Lot 02 Seed or rib
Lot 05 Multicolor
Lot 06 Cable
Lot 07 Fisherman
Lot 08 Other
Class F Vests, Blouses, Shells Basic
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Department J (continued)
Lot 02 Seed or rib
Lot 05 Multicolor
Lot 06 Cable
Lot 07 Fisherman
Lot 08 Other
Class G Afghans Basic
Lot 02 Seed or rib
Lot 05 Multicolor
Lot 06 Cable
Lot 07 Fisherman
Lot 08 Other
Class H
Baby Items
Lot 01 Bonnet
Lot 02 Booties
Lot 03 Sweater
Lot 04 Bunting
Lot 05 Carriage cover
Lot 06 Set (any 2 or more of above)
Lot 07 Other
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Class I Other Hand Knitting
Lot 01 Scarf, stole, shawl
Lot 02 Aprons, collars, cuffs
Lot 03 Chair sets, doilies, centerpieces
Lot 04 Doll clothes
Lot 05 Edgings
Lot 06 Pillowcases, tops
Lot 07 Stuffed toys or animals
Lot 08 Dresses
Lot 09 Other
Lot 10 Novelty
Class J Knitting Machine
Lots same as above using both Class and Lot
Number (example: multicolor sweater, Class
J, Lot A05)
Class K Original Designs
Lots same as above using both Class and Lot
Number (example: Original design multicolor
sweater, Class K, Lot A05)
DEPARTMENT K - NEEDLEWORK
- Special instructions: Entries should have been completed within
the last year, have a new appearance and be clean.
- Entries must be properly finished, i.e. framed (ready to hang), stuffed, blocked, hemmed,
etc.
- Entries will be judged on workmanship, finished appearance, design and color.
- One item per Lot unless otherwise indicated.
Class A
Embroidery with thread
(such as stamped cross stitch,
decorative stitches, etc)
Lot 01 Clothing
Lot 02 Household linen
Lot 03 Pillows/cases or tops
Lot 04 Table accessories
Lot 05 Bedspread/blanket
Lot 06 Table accessories
Lot 07 Toys
Lot 08 Pictures
Lot 09 Samplers
Lot 10 Holiday theme
Lot 11 Animal
Lot 12 Juvenile
Lot 13 Original
Lot 14 Other
Class B Embroidery - yarn or crewel
Class C Counted Cross Stitch
Class D Fine Embroidery - Such as hem stitching, monogramming, pulled
work, hedebo, reticella, openwork
and cutwork.
Class G Handwork
Lot 01 Braiding
Lot 03 Hooked Rug
Lot 04 Latchhook rug
Lot 05 Latchhook wall hanging
Lot 06 Latchhook, other
Lot 07 Original
Lot 08 Other
Class H Needlework
Lot 01 Blackwork
Lot 02 Hardanger
Lot 04 Smocking
Lot 05 Tatting
Lot 06 Whitework
Lot 07 Other
Lot 08 Original
Class I Miscellaneous
Others not listed above. If five or more exhibits of the same technique are entered, the
Department Superintendent may designate
a separate class which will be judged accordingly.
Class E Canvas Embroidery - Such as
needlepoint, Bargello, quick point,
petit point, quick long stitch, etc.
using canvas
Class F Machine Embroidery
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DEPARTMENT L - FIBER ARTS
- Special instructions: All entries must be enclosed in a sealed plastic bag and clearly
marked with the owner's name and address.
These bags will be reused to return entries. All entries must be made within the last
year, reasonably clean and properly finished.
- If item is for sale, notify the Department Head so that it can be tagged.
- One entry per Lot unless otherwise indicated.
- Classes and Lots are the same for each Division
Class A
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Lot 06
Lot 07
Lot 08
Lot 09
Lot 10
Lot 11
Class B
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Class C
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Lot 06
Lot 07
Class D
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Class E
Lot 01
Lot 02
Class F
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Class G
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Handwoven Clothing
Belt
Bag, purse
Scarf, shawl
Dress, skirt
Coat, jacket
Poncho, cape
Hat
Mittens, gloves
Ensemble (2 or more pieces)
Ecclestiastical clothing
Other
Handwoven Yardage
Clothing
Upholstery
Curtain, drapery
Household goods
Handwoven Household Goods
Afghan, blanket
Curtain, drapery
Pillow
Table (mat, runner, cloth)
Towels
Upholstered item
Coverlet, bedspread
Handwoven Rugs
Rag
Flat Weave
Pile
Off-loom (not hooked)
Wall Hangings
Tapestry (traditional)
Other
Felting
Wearable
Sculptural
Wall Hanging
Other
Basketry
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Class H
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Class I
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Lot 06
Lot 07
Lot 08
Lot 09
Lot 10
Lot 11
Lot 12
Lot 13
Lot 14
Lot 15
Lot 16
Lot 17
Lot 18
Lot 19
Lot 20
Coiled
Twined
Plaited
Other
Hand-dying
Synthetic dyes (yarns)
Natural dyes (yarns)
Dyed fabric (batik, tie-dye,
marbled, etc)
Handspinning
Wool: fine breed-worsted
Wool: medium breed-worsted
Wool: coarse breed-worsted
Wool: fine breed-woolen
Wood: medium breed-woolen
Wool: coarse breed-woolen
Exotic fiber - Alpaca/llama
Exotic: Mohair
Exotic: Angora Rabbit
Exotic: Camel Down
Exotic: Dog
Exotic: Qiviut
Exotic: Silk
Exotic: Cotton
Exotic: Flax/Linen
Exotic: Ramie
Exotic: Other
Blends: Wool/exotic
Blends: Exotic/exotic
Novelty (boucle, slub, spiral,
wrapped, etc.)
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DEPARTMENT M - QUILTING
- Special instructions: A sleeve or tab should be sewn on the top edge of
quilts for hanging display. To insure cleanliness and safety of entries en route
to and from fair, All entries should be enclosed in a sealed plastic bag
and clearly marked with owner's name and address. These bags will be reused to return
entries. All entries must be made within the last year, reasonably clean and properly finished.
IN CONSIDERATION OF JUDGES WITH ALLERGIES, PLEASE remove all cat and dog hair.
- NOTE: A new category has been added to accommodate ANY ENTRY NOT DONE IN ITS
ENTIRETY BY ONE PERSON. This group division will receive judges' comments but will
not compete against individual entries.
- NOTE: Unless otherwise specified, "Machine-Quilted" is understood to mean done by the
maker on a personal sewing machine. Items quilted on a PROFESSIONAL machine should
be entered either in Prof. or Group division.
- All items for sale must be clearly marked.
- Only one item per Lot. Classes and Lots are the same for each Division.
Class A Wall Hangings
Note: Please attach a sleeve to the back
top edge of wall hangings or they will be
folded or pinned for display
Lot 01 Hand-pieced, hand-quilted
Lot 02 Machine-pieced, machine-quilted
Lot 03 Machine-pieced, hand-quilted
Lot 04 Applique, hand
Lot 05 Applique, machine
Lot 06 Tied
Lot 07 Other (entries without batting
ie. cathedral, window, crazy quilt, yo-yo)
Class B Miniatures
Must be 24 inches or smaller
Class C Quilts
Class D Clothing
Class E Decorative items
(ie. potholders, pillows, placemats, etc.)
Class F Group Quilts
Class F Embroidered Blocks
Lot 01 Hand
Lot 02 Machine
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DEPARTMENT N - SEWING
Special instructions:
- All entries should be CLEAN and have new appearance (not obviously worn).
- Any item that is constructed by machine or hand sewing should be entered in this
Department unless it is categorized as Needlework or Quilting. For example: “Folded
Star” items are generally entered in Sewing.
- Entries will be judged on construction skills, appropriateness of techniques and materials used. Ornamentation will not be judged except as it adds to or detracts from
the finished work.
- One entry per Lot. Classes and Lots are the same for each Division.
Class A
Household Articles
Lot 01
Apron
Lot 02
Kitchen articles
Lot 03
Table linen
Lot 04
Bed linen
Lot 05
Blankets, throws, etc.
Lot 06
Accessories
Lot 07
Other
Class B
Toys & Dolls
Lot 01
Dolls
Lot 02
Stuffed animals
Lot 03
Toys
Lot 04
Doll clothes
Lot 05
Accessories
Lot 06
Other
Class C
Recreational Gear
Lot 01
Packs and bags
Lot 02
Harness
Lot 03
Sleeping bags
Lot 04
Tents
Lot 05
Other
Class D
Outdoor Wear
Lot 01 Parka, jacket or coat
Lot 02
Vest
Lot 03
Pants
Lot 04
Snow, rain or wind suit
Lot 05
Other (gaiters, mitts, etc.)
Class E
Personal Accessories
Lot 01
Bags, purses, etc.
Lot 02
Collar, cuffs
Lot 03
Scarf, tie
Lot 04
Hat, cap
Lot 05
Other
Class F
Dresses, etc.
Lot 01
Infant’s dress
Lot 02
Child’s dress
Lot 03
Adult dress
Lot 04
Child’s jumper
Lot 05
Adult jumper
Lot 06
Tailored
Class G
Special Occasion Dress
Lot 01
Infant
Lot 02
Child
Lot 03
Adult
Lot 04
Wedding or evening
Class H
Tops
Lot 01
Child’s blouse
Lot 02
Adult blouse
Lot 03
Child’s shirt
Lot 04
Adult shirt
Lot 05
Child’s pullover
Lot 06
Adult pullover
Lot 07
Tailored
Lot 08
Jacket
Lot 09
Vest
Class I
Pants, Skirts
Lot 01
Child’s pants or shorts
Lot 02
Adult pants or shorts
Lot 03
Child’s skirt
Lot 04
Adult skirt
Lot 05
Child’s jumpsuit
Lot 06
Adult jumpsuit
Lot 07
Tailored
Class J
Suit or Ensemble
Lot 01
Infant layette
Lot 02
Infant matched set
Lot 03
Child’s suit or ensemble
Lot 04
Adult suit or ensemble
Class K
Sleepwear, etc.
Lot 01
Infant sleeper or gown
Lot 02
Child’s pajamas or gown
Lot 03
Adult pajamas or gown
Lot 04
Robe
Lot 05
Lingerie
Lot 06
Other
Class L
Costume
Lot 01
Child’s
Lot 02
Adult
Class M
Original Design
Lots as above using both Class & Lot
number. (Example: Original Wedding
Dress would be Class M, Lot G4).
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DEPARTMENT O - Fine Arts, Brushwork & Drawing
- Special instructions: All entries must have been done within the
past two years by the exhibitor, be dated and signed and have not been exhibited
in a previous year at the Southeast Alaska State Fair.
- All work must be original in concept. There must be no copies of paintings or professional
photographs, no work from kits, and no copies of any published pictures.
- Oils and acrylics must be wired for hanging.
- Prints, drawings, etc. must be matted and wired for hanging and covered with transparent protection. If you only mat your picture, provide a hanger by punching holes in the
backing board and run a wire through them and twist the ends as shown. Leave at least
1" between holes.
All hanging materials must be of a type compatible with a pegboard hook, securely attached
and of sufficient strength to support the entry. No plastic corner-bracket frames.
- All entries must be labeled on the back showing name, mailing address, medium, title or
description of work. Artist’s name on the front should be covered by exhibitor.
- Exhibitors may enter a maximum of three compositions in all classes, only one in each
Lot, except Class D and Class G where you may enter 3 per Lot (3 different subjects).
- Limit of five (5) items for sale per exhibitor in Department O.
Class A Oil Painting
Lot 01Landscape
Lot 02Seascape
Lot 03Cityscape
Lot 04Waterfronts
Lot 05Still life
Lot 06Portraits
Lot 07Animals
Lot 08Birds
Lot 09Abstract
Lot 10Other
Class B Acrylics
Class C
Watercolors
Class D Drawings
Lot 01 Pencil, black and white
Lot 02 Pencil, color
Lot 03 Pen and ink
Lot 04 Charcoal
Lot 05 Other
Class E Pastels
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Class F
Class G
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Lot 06
Lot 07
Class H
Class I
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Lot 06
Lot 07
Class J
Mixed Media
Prints
Woodcuts
Block print
Lithograph
Etching
Silkscreen
Mixed media (any within this Class)
Other
Calligraphy
Commercial
Posters
Advertisement Layout
Graphics
Architectural Design
Cartoon
Caricatures
Others
Glass
DEPARTMENT P - FINE CRAFTS
- Special instructions: All entries must have been done within the
past two years by the exhibitor and have not been exhibited in a previous year at the
Southeast Alaska State Fair.
- All work must be original in concept. There must be no work from kits.
- All hanging materials must be of a type compatible with a pegboard hook, securely attached and of sufficient strength to support the entry.
- Exhibitors may enter a maximum of three compositions in all classes, only one in each Lot.
Class A
Pottery
Youth Division: Pre-mixed glazes allowed.
Lot 01 Wheel Thrown
Lot 02 Coil
Lot 03 Slab
Lot 04 Pinch Pot
Lot 05 Sculpture, Freehand (no mold)
Lot 06 Mixed Techniques
Class B
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Lot 06
Lot 07
Lot 08
Lot 09
Jewelry
Metal
Stone
Wood
Beadwork
Ivory
Nugget
Glass
Metal Clay
Other
Class C Sculpture, All Media
Lot 01 Representative, traditional
Lot 02 Abstract, contemporary
Class D
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Carving
Soapstone
Ivory
Wood
Other
Class F Glass
Lot 01 Etched
Lot 02 Carved
Lot 03 Stained glass, lead came
Lot 04 Stained glass, copper foil
Lot 05 Table
Lot 06 Blown
Lot 07 Cast
Lot 08 Enameled
Lot 09 Fused
Lot 10 Mosaic
Lot 11 Torchwork
Lot 12 Mixed or other
Class G Bearbread
Lot 01 Etched
Lot 02 Oil
Lot 03 Acrylic
Lot 04 Watercolor
Class H
Lot 01 Lot 02
Lot 03
Beadwork (non-jewelry)
Bags/pouches
Clothing
Other
Class I Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Metal
Silver
Gold
Other
Class E Tole Painting
Lot 01 Folk Art
Lot 02 People or animals
Lot 03 Floral or fruit
Lot 04 Other
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DEPT. Q - CREATIVE WRITING & MUSIC
- All entries will receive a ribbon.
- Special instructions: All entries must have been done within the past
two years by the exhibitor. The work must be original in concept - NO COPIES. The creative writing or musical composition must never have been commercially published nor
judged professionally before entry in the Southeast Alaska State Fair.
CREATIVE WRITING:
- Creative Writing entries must be typed DOUBLE SPACED on 8½”x11" paper on one side
of the paper only. Illustrations should not overwhelm the written word. The exhibitor’s
name and address MUST BE ON THE BACK OF EACH PAGE. Entry will be disqualified
if name is showing on the front of any page.
- Note: It is not necessary to double-space poems if single space is part of the design.
MUSICAL COMPOSITION:
- Musical compositions must be clearly written on music manuscript paper on one side of
the paper only. Exhibitor’s name and address MUST BE ON THE BACK OF EACH PAGE.
Entry will be disqualified if the name is showing on the front of any page.
- Exhibitors may enter a maximum of two (2) exhibits in any Lot.
Class A
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Lot 06
Lot 07
Lot 8
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Creative Writing
Poetry, traditional
Poetry, non-traditional
Short story
Novel
Play
Essay
News story
Memoir
Class B
Musical Composition
Lot 01 Instrumental solo
Lot 02 Instrumental ensemble
Lot 03 Vocal solo - music original, words
from other source
Lot 04 Vocal solo - words and music
original
Lot 05 Vocal ensemble - music original,
words from other source
Lot 06 Vocal ensemble - words and music
original
DEPARTMENT R - PHOTOGRAPHY
- Special instructions: Exhibitor must have taken and be the owner
of the photograph.
- Photographs must be at least 5"x 7" in size for senior and professional divisions. Junior
division may enter 3"x5" photos. Photographs must have been taken within the last year.
- All entries must be matted with the hanger suitable for use with pegboard hooks. Be sure
backing board is rigid enough so warping or buckling does not occur. Transparent covering
is suggested. No string or tape application will be allowed. No glass please.
- If you mat your photography, provide a hanger by punching two holes in the backing board
and run a wire through them and twist the ends as shown. Leave at least 1" between holes.
- Name, address and Fair number of exhibitor must be noted on the back of each photograph. If for sale, notify the Department Head so that it may be tagged.
- May enter two (2) entries per Lot.
- Classes and Lots are the same in each Division.
- Limit of five (5) items for sale per exhibitor in Department R.
Class A Digital Photography
Photos may be lightly edited with digital pho-
tography software to the extent editing does
not substantially change the facts of the original
composition.
Lot 01
Fair Theme--Solar Fair 2013: Year of the Solar Flare
Lot 02
Architectural Details
Lot 03
Landscapes/Seascapes
Lot 04
Town or Cityscapes/
Developed Waterfronts
Lot 05
People--portraits (Formal or candid)
Lot 06
People--action/sports
Lot 07 Wildlife--mammals
Lot 07
Wildlife--Birds and Insects
Lot 08
Plants/Flowers
Lot 09
Domestic Life (informal photos of family, home, pets, garden,
domesticated animals)
Lot 10
Alaska Lifestyle/Culture
Lot 11
Travel Photography
Lot 12
Macrophotography (extreme close-ups)
Lot 13 Series with Related Theme
(3 or more photos)
Lot 14
Photojournalism/Events
Lot 12
Other
Class B Digitally Manipulated Photographic
Art/Composite Images
Entries in this class may be heavily manipulated
using photo editing software. Composite images
combine elements of two or more photographs.
All images in this category should be soley the
work of the entrant.
Class C Old School Process Photography-Film and wet process images only. No digital.
Class C-a Color
Class C-b Black & White
Use same lots as Class A.
Class E Video
Lots assigned as entries are received.
5-minute max. length; DVD or MP3 only.
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Wide Selection
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DEPARTMENT S - WOODWORKING
- If made from a kit, please note on tag.
- Carvings should be entered in Fine Crafts
- One entry per Lot.
Class A Furniture
Lot 01 Tables
Lot 02 Chairs
Lot 03 Cabinets or chests
Lot 04 Rustic furniture
Lot 05 Other
Class B Utility
Lot 01 Sleds, wagons, boats
Lot 02 Tools, implements
Lot 03 Utensils
Lot 04 Cutting boards
(cheese, meat, bread, etc.)
Lot 05 Other
Class C
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Lot 06
Class D
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Class E
Lot 01
Lot 02
Accessories
Clocks
Containers
Novelty and decorative items
Toys
Lamps
Other
Musical Instruments
String
Wind
Percussion
Wood Turning
Decorative
Utility
at the
Saturday
Farmer’s
Market
766-3669
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DEPARTMENT T - NATIVE-STYLE ARTS
Using materials, skills and motifs native to Alaska
(Not limited to entries by Alaska Natives or Native Americans)
Judging: SATURDAY, July 20
- One entry per Lot.
Class A
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Lot 06
Lot 07
Lot 08
Lot 09
Lot 10
Lot 11
Lot 12
Lot 13
Class B
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Lot 06
Lot 07
Lot 08
Class C
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Class D
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Lot 06
Lot 07
Lot 08
Leather and Fur
Boots, plain
Boots, beaded
Moccasins, plain
Moccasins, beaded
Booties, plain
Booties, beaded
Gloves, plain
Gloves, beaded
Hat, sealskin
Hat, other
Vest, plain
Vest, beaded
Other
Metal (items may be made in
silver, gold or copper)
Bracelet
Tie tack or clasp
Earrings
Bolo tie slide
Pendants
Pins
Ring
Other
Basketry
Spruce root
Cedar root
Grass
Other
Textiles
Vest, felt
Headpiece, felt
Neckpiece, felt
Blanket, button
Blanket, beaded
Blanket, applique
Chilkat weaving
Other
Class E
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Lot 06
Lot 07
Lot 08
Lot 09
Lot 10
Class F
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Class G
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Lot 06
Lot 07
Class H
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Class I
Lot 01
Lot 02
Class J
Lot 01
Woodcarving
Wall plaque, painted
Wall plaque, unpainted
Totem pole, painted
Totem pole, unpainted
Mask
Bowl or dishes
Spoon
Paddle
Artifacts, fish hooks, clubs, etc.
Other
Graphic Arts
Block prints
Silkscreen
Bearbread painting
Bark painting
Other
Beadwork
Headband
Purse
Straps
Wall hanging
Pendants
Earrings
Other
Costumes
Dance jackets
Headdress
Drums
Other
Ivory Carving
Jewelry
Other
Weaving
Chilkat Weaving (includes dance blan-
kets, tunics, leggings and headbands)
Lot 02 Raven's Tail Weaving
(Includes same as Lot 01)
Lot 03 Dance Costumes
(Includes same as Lot 01 and 02)
Lot 04 Class Projects(May not compete for
Division Champ)
DEPARTMENT U - PIONEER ARTS and RECYCLING
- Special instructions: Entries should have been completed within the last year, have a new
appearance and be clean.
- All entries must be properly finished and ready for display.
- One entry per Lot unless otherwise indicated.
Class A
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Class B
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Class C
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Class D
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Candles
Molded
Dipped
Other
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Lot 05
Soaps
Lot 06
Hand, cold process (saponified)
Lot 07
Laundry, cold process (saponified) Lot 08
Liquid
Lot 09
Melt and pour
Other
Class E
Lot 01
Cosmetics
Lot 02
Lotions
Lot 03
Salves
Lot 04
Salts
Lot 05
Other
Lot 06
Lot 07
Taxidermy
Lot 08
Fish
Lot 09
Animals
Lot 10
Birds
Lot 11
Class D Hides and Furs
Note: those
trimmed with totemic or Native
style designs should be entered
in Native Style Arts
Class F
Lot 01
Lot 02
Lot 03
Lot 04
Raw skins
Tanned leather
Flat rugs
Hat - fur or leather
Mittens - fur or leather
Vest - fur or leather
Purse - fur or leather
Coat or jacket
Other
Recycling
Artistic
Indoor - household, utility
Outdoor utility
Toys
Crochet
Knitting
Sewing
Fiber Arts
Rugs
Glass
Other
Bones and Horns
Utensils
Furniture
Jewelry
Accessories
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DEPARTMENT V - HOBBIES & CRAFTS
- Special instructions: State on the entry tag if entry is made from a kit.
Exhibits with small, easily removed pieces like Lego sculptures or collections should be
wrapped in clear plastic, or otherwise encased to avoid breakage or loss.
- One entry per Lot unless otherwise specified.
Class A Ceramics
(Note: Pottery, all original in concept, using no
molds, kits or purchased pre-mixing glazes
may be entered in the Fine Crafts
department.)
Lot 01 Cast earthenware, glazed
Lot 02 Cast earthenware, special techniques (such as vinegar and soda
etching, combination glazing, lace
and fabric draping, slip or sand sculpture, overglazes, etc.)
Lot 03 Cast earthenware, non-fired finish
Lot 04 Cast stoneware
Lot 05 Cast porcelain
Class B Leather Tooling
Lot 01 Wallet
Lot 02 Purse
Lot 03 Belt
Lot 04 Holster
Lot 05 Other
Class C Papercraft
Lot 01 Papier mache
Lot 02 Quilling
Lot 03 Crepe paper cording
Lot 04 Sculpture
Lot 05 Decoupage
Lot 06 3-dimensional (paper tole)
Lot 07 Handmade paper
Lot 08 Other
Class D Plastics
Lot 01 Molded
Lot 02 Poured
Lot 03
Lot 04
Shrink art
Other
Class E Nature Craft
Lot 01 Pine cone
Lot 02 Rock
Lot 03 Sea shells
Lot 04 Bark
Lot 05 Driftwood
Lot 06 Feathers (not as flowers)
Lot 07 Bear Bread
Lot 08 Other
Class F Lapidary
Lot 01 Collections
Lot 02 Handcut
Lot 03 Polished
Lot 04 Unpolished
Lot 05 Mounted
Lot 06 Other
Class G Flowers
Lot 01 Artificial
Lot 02 Dried
Lot 03 Fiber
Lot 04 Feather
Lot 05 Paper
Lot 06 Other
Class H Models
Lot 01 Airplanes
Lot 02 Auto
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Department V (continued)
Class H Models
Lot 01 Airplanes
Lot 02 Auto
Lot 03 Boats
Lot 04 Military vehicles
Lot 05 Spacecraft
Lot 06 Trains
Lot 07 Trucks
Lot 08 Other
Class I Dolls and Toys
Lot 01 Antique
Lot 02 Period
Lot 03 Nationality
Lot 04 Handmade (sewn dolls should be
entered in Sewing Department)
Lot 05 Handmade animals (sewn articles
should be entered in Sewing
Department)
Lot 06 Novelty
Lot 07 Dip ‘n drape
Lot 08 Puppet
Lot 09 Other
Class J Collections
Lot 01 Coins
Lot 02 Insects
Lot 03 Rocks
Lot 04 Sea shells
Lot 05 Stamps
Lot 06 Cars
Lot 07 Guns
Lot 08 Other
Class K Holiday Craft
(3 per Lot)
Lot 01 Christmas
Lot 02 Thanksgiving
Lot 03 Valentine’s Day
Lot 05 Easter
Lot 06 Independence Day
Lot 07 Scrapbook Page
Lot 08 Other
Class L Art Forms
Lot 01 Stencil painting
Lot 02 Soap carving
Lot 03 Mosaic tiles
Lot 04 Collage
Lot 05 Liquid embroidery
Lot 06 Other
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Class M Miscellaneous
Lot 01 Art foam
Lot 02 Beadwork
Lot 03 Tin can curling
Lot 04 Blown eggs
Lot 05 Fishing flies, plugs and lures
Lot 06 String art
Lot 07 Doughcraft
Lot 08 Lego creations
Lot 09 Country Crafts
Lot 10 Other
Class N Baskets
Lot 01 Man-made materials
Lot 02 Natural materials
Class O Paintings & Drawings
Lot 01 Crayon
Lot 02 Pencil
Lot 03 Pen & ink
Lot 04 Oil or acrylics
Lot 05 Watercolors
Lot 06 Charcoal
Lot 07 Mixed media
Lot 08 Markers
Class P Polymer Clay
Lot 01 Molds or cookie cutters
Lot 02 Hand formed
Lot 03 Jewelry, beads
Lot 04 Other
Class Q Scrapbook/Photo
Album pages
DEPARTMENT W - SCHOOL PROJECTS,
SCOUTS, YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS, 4-H
- Special instructions: Judging will be by the Danish system whereby each entry is judged
according to a standard of quality taking into consideration the entrant’s age. The exhibits
are not judged against each other. Exhibits with small, easily removed pieces like Lego
sculptures or collections should be wrapped in clear plastic, or otherwise encased to
avoid breakage or loss.
- Each exhibit will receive a ribbon: Blue - Excellent; Red - Good; White - Worthy.
- The following ribbons MAY be awarded: Best of Class ribbon which denotes excellence or
far above average; the Department Champion ribbon to denote the most outstanding exhibit.
SCHOOL PROJECTS:
- Entries are to be primarily the work of the exhibitor. Age and grade of the exhibitor must
be on the exhibit tag.
- ALL KITS must be clearly designated as such.
- Exhibit tags for youth under 12 years of age must be signed by the parent, teacher or leader.
- Each exhibitor may enter four (4) individual exhibits (1 per Lot) in his/her age group. This
includes individual projects entered in School, Scouts and Youth Organizations.
SCHOOL PROJECTS
Class A Preschool and Kindergarten
Lot 01
Booklets
Lot 02
Social studies projects
Lot 03
Print making
Lot 04
Original story or poem
Lot 05
Jewelry
Lot 06
Science project
Lot 07
Posters and/or collage
Lot 08
Painting
Lot 09
Sketching
Lot 10
Pottery or ceramics
Lot 11
Fabric and/or yard projects
Lot 12
Copper and/or leather projects
Lot 13
Other
Class B 1st through 3rd Grade
Class C 4th through 6th Grade
Class D 7th and 8th Grades
Class E 9th through 12th Grades
BOY SCOUTS
Category open to youth enrolled in Boy Scouts.
Class F Group Project - 1 project per group
Lot 01
Tiger Cub Group
Lot 02
Cub Scout Den
Lot 03
Webelos Scout Den
Lot 04
Boy Scout Patrol/Den
Lot 05
Varsity Scout Squad/Team
Lot 06
Explorer Post
Lot 07
Sea Explorer Ship
Class G Individual Project - may enter three
exhibits in this Class provided they are 3 different projects.
Lot 01
Tiger Cub
Lot 02
Cub Scout
Lot 03
Webelos Scout
Lot 04
Boy Scout
Lot 05
Varsity Scout
Lot 06
Explorer
Lot 07
Sea Explorer
GIRL SCOUTS--open to enrolled Girl Scouts
Class H Group Projects - 1 project per group
Lot 01
Brownies
Lot 02
Junior Girl Scout
Lot 03
Girl Scout Cadette
Lot 04
Senior Girl Scout
Class I Individual Projects - may enter
three exhibits in this Class provided
they are 3 different projects.
Lot 01
Brownie
Lot 02
Junior Girl Scout
Lot 03
Girl Scout Cadette
Lot 04
Senior Girl Scout
YOUTH GROUPS OR ORGANIZATIONS, 4-H
Class J Group Projects One project per group
Class K Individual Project - may enter three
exhibits in this Class provided they
are 3 different projects.
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Index to
Advertisers
Lodging:
Captain's Choice Motel.............. 19
Lynn View Lodge....................... 14
Oceanside RV Park................... 44
Transportation
& Services:
Alaskan Liquor Store................. 44
Fishpicker Salmon..................... 45
Haines Brewing Company......... 28
Harbor Bar................................. 52
Howsers Supermarket............... 20
Lighthouse Restaurant.............. 52
Olerud's Market Center............. 24
Outfitter Liquor Store................. 32
A&J Enterprises......................... 12
Air Excursions........................... 23
Alaska Marine Lines.................. 34
Alaska Power
& Telephone....inside front cover
Canal Marine............................. 44
Delta Western............................ 16
First National Bank
of Alaska...................back cover
Peter Dohrn Services................ 12
Southeast Roadbuilders............ 16
Tesoro........................................ 16
Wings......................................... 17
Retail:
Organizations:
Dalton City Yarn......................... 33
Haines Farmers Market............. 16
Haines Home Building
Supply.................................... 44
Haines Quick Shop.................... 32
Haisler Hardware & Supply....... 23
King's Store............................... 44
Lutak Lumber............................ 37
Material Girls Ltd. Quilt Shop.... 38
Outfitter Sporting Goods............ 32
The Parts Place......................... 24
Mike's Bikes and Boards...........32
Chilkat Valley Community
Foundation............................. 12
Episcopal Churches.................. 24
Haines Borough......................... 12
Haines Convention & Visitors
Bureau............inside front cover
Rasmuson Foundation.............. 12
Sheldon Museum...................... 16
Skagway Convention &
Visitors Bureau....................... 22
Food & Beverage:
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