2015 Fair Book - Benton County Fair

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Ray Smith Chevrolet-Buick
The Benton County Fair is proud to say because of your support, our fair
won 1st place in the Single A Division at the Tennessee Association of
Fairs this past January for the 2015 Benton County Fair.
We would like to thank all the volunteers, sponsors and the community
for making this possible. Now on to the Champion of Champions
competition for the 2016 fair season.
We look forward to seeing you at the fair.
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Benton County Fair
September 26-October 1, 2016
Benton County Fair With Tennessee Flair!
Table of Contents
General Rules
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Adult Crafts & Hobbies
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Schedule
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Canning
69
Sponsorship
16
Antiques
75
TN Department of
School Day
77
Agriculture Health Rules 18
Youth Fair Board
78
Exhibit Booths
21
Pageants
79
Animal Exhibits
24
Antique Tractor Show
84
Field Crops
34
Greased Pig Contest
85
Flowers
43
Carter Porch
87
Home Arts & Crafts
47
Rabbit Show
89
Culinary
51
Senior Day
90
Youth Crafts
56
Ad Listings
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS: Chairman- Barry “Buck” Carter, Penny Clifft,
Mark Hargis, Scotty Smith, Brian Weatherly,
Mike Katrutsa, Andrew Jones
General Manager – Keith Weatherly
Office Secretary – Kathy Weatherly
Extension Advisors: Heather Deckard-Smith, Amanda Paschall,
Justin Hargrove & Melissa Sullivan
The Benton County Fairgrounds is located at
187 Natchez Trace Street, Camden, TN. 38320
For more information go to http://www.bentoncountytnfair.com/ or
Follow us on Facebook at BentonCounty Fair
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City of Camden
Camden Street Department
Camden Water Department
Camden Police Department
Parks & Recreation Department
Camden Fire Department
Administrative Department
City Mayor, Roger Pafford
Proud to be Supporters of the
Benton County Fair
241C Hwy 641 North, Camden, TN
584-7777, www.landmarkrealtytn.com
It is our privilege to be voted Reader’s Choice Best Real Estate Agency for the past 2
years. Thank you so much for your support. Landmark Realty & Auction’s team of
agents are here to serve the community we love. If you are buying or selling a home,
we have the experience it takes and are ready to work for you.
We sell more Real Estate in Benton County!
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PREMIUMS
More than $10,000 will be offered in premiums this year in the fair, approximately
$1,200 of which is furnished by the Tennessee Department of Agriculture. The
remaining comes from the gate receipts of the fair.
PREMINUMS PAID OUT
Benton County premium checks will be paid during the week of the fair when vouchers
are issued by each department head, after judging. Vouchers will be paid out starting
on Thursday. The Benton County Fair Association must submit canceled checks to the
Commissioner of Agriculture when application is made for the State of Tennessee to
refund the amount of allotment made by the state.
No voucher will be paid after October 2, 2016. The above will be strictly enforced.
STATE AID TO FAIRS
“From the funds appropriated by the General Assembly of the State of Tennessee for
the purpose of aiding fairs in the paying of agricultural premiums, the Benton County
Fair Association has been allotted its proportionate share by the Tennessee Department
of Agriculture.”
For the purpose of further encouraging fairs to excel in their usefulness to their
respective areas, a Merit Award provision was also made in the appropriation. It is
hoped that the Benton County Fair can have an exhibition sufficiently creditable to
warrant it receiving one of the special Merit Awards in addition to its allotment of state
aid.
-Fair Administrator
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INFORMATION & GENERAL RULES
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The Benton County Fair Association, Inc. Reserves the right to its officers the final and
absolute right to interpret these rules and regulation and the special rules of the various
departments.
Every entry must be made in the name of the bonafide owner or producer.
In classes with only one entry; no competition premiums will be paid according to ribbon
placed by judges.
Only one entry per person in each lot with be allowed.
Superintendents will be responsible to the officers of the association.
Each entry upon exhibition shall be under the control of the Fair Association management;
and, while every reasonable precaution will be taken for the safeguard of same, neither the
management nor agents, will be responsible for any loss, damage, or accident that may
occur.
Should any unforeseen condition arise over which we have no control, the fair officials
reserve the right to cancel or call off any part or all of the fair at any time before or even
during the fair. And in the event something unforeseen should arise and the Fair Association
is unable to pay all the premiums listed, the premiums will be prorated.
Only residents of Benton County may compete for premiums.
The general manager of the association shall have supervision and control of all exhibits and
exhibitions during the fair.
Entries will be received on Monday, September 26. Removal of exhibits, except livestock,
horticulture items, and certain baked goods, will not be allowed before 1 p.m., Sunday
October 2, 2016.
No premium will be paid to exhibitors who refuse to parade their stock as required by the
judges. Exhibitors must claim their vouchers in person from the department
superintendents.
Any protest against the exhibition of any entry must be filed at least two hours before class
is judged.
Any question that may arise in regard to any exhibit that cannot be settled between
exhibitor and superintendent of the department in which the exhibit is placed, the general
manager and superintendent of such department will make the final and absolute decision
in regard to such exhibit.
Anyone renting a concession must have passes for all workers.
All permits and privileges of the fair are sold with the express understanding that all are to
be conducted in a clean and courteous manner. The association reserves the right to cancel
all contracts where the license or agent refuses or neglects to comply with the conditions set
forth in their contracts.
See each department for complete details.
Friday is School Day. All school children, bus drivers and teachers will be admitted free until
3 p.m.
The Benton County Fair Association is incorporated under the General Welfare Clause of the
State of Tennessee.
Department superintendents will not be allowed to interfere or influenced the judging.
Any item that has won a blue ribbon in a fair of pervious years may not be entered again.
No Parking allowed inside fairgrounds except emergency vehicles.
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Carnival Rides Provided by
Amusement Attractions
Open Monday-Saturday @ 6 p.m.
Monday
$15.00 Armbands
Tuesday
Ticket Night
Wednesday
$15.00 Armbands
Thursday
Ticket Night
Friday
$15.00 Armbands School Day 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Ticket Night 6 p.m.-Close
Saturday
1 p.m. – 5 p.m. Can Food Drive Discount
$15.00 Armbands or bring 3 canned food items and
get an Armband for $12.00 *see page 12 ad
Ticket Night 6 p.m. – Close
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Benton County Fair
September 26-October 1, 2016
Schedule of Events
Monday, September 26, 2016
8:00 a.m.-7 p.m.
4 p.m.
5 p.m.
5 p.m. – 9 p.m.
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
6 p.m. (reg.)
6:15 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m. (reg.)
7:30 p.m.
8 p.m. (reg.)
8:30 p.m.
7:45 p.m.
9:30 p.m.
Enter Exhibits
Tractor Parade
Farm Yard Opens
Tractor Parade
Century Farm Program
Carnival Opens
Money Pole
Jr. Fairest of the Fair
Opening Ceremony
Jr. Fairest of the Fair
Chicken Squat/Corn Counting/Mr. Bacon
Patsy Cline Tribute: Kristina Arnold
Jr. Miss Fairest of the Fair
Jr. Miss Fairest of the Fair
Fairest of the Fair
Fairest of the Fair
Texting Contest
$250 Progressive drawing
Tuesday, September 27, 2016
9:00 a.m. - 2 p.m.
5 p.m.
5 p.m. – 9 p.m.
5:30 p.m. (reg.)
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
Exhibits will be judged
Farm Yard Opens
Doll Parade
Doll Parade
Peewee Goat Show
Goat Grooming Demonstration
4-H Market Goat Show
Pre 4-H Market Goat Showmanship
Carnival Opens
Money Pole
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6:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m. (reg.)
7 p.m.
6:30-7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m. (reg.)
8:00 p.m.
7:45 p.m.
9:30 p.m.
5 p.m.
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
7:45 p.m.
9:30 p.m.
Mark Smothers
Boy with a Toy
Boy with a Toy
Taste of the Fair
Little Miss Fairest of the Fair
Little Miss Fairest of the Fair
Texting Contest
Wednesday, September 28, 2016
Farm Yard Opens
Midway opens with armbands
Money Pole
Gospel Night
Country Showdown Talent Search
Texting Contest
Thursday, September 29, 2016
10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
10:30 a.m.
4 p.m.
5 p.m.
5 p.m.
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:45 p.m.
8 p.m.
9:30 p.m.
Senior Citizens Day
Basket Weaving
Senior Games
Peewee Hog Show
4-H Market Hog Show
Farm Yard Opens
4-H Market Hog Sale
Family Fun Night
Money Pole
Jerry Thornton Dancing Horse Show
James (Goody) Goodwin
How to Cure a Country Ham Demonstration
4-H Ham Project Auction
4-H Exhibitor Award
Texting Contest
Moon Pie Eating Contest
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Friday, September 30, 2016
9:30 a.m.
9:30 am
10 a.m.—3 p.m.
10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
10:45 a.m. (reg.)
11 a.m.
11 a.m.
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
5 p.m.
6 p.m.
6 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
7 p.m.
10 p.m.
10 a.m. (reg.)
10:30a.m.
11:30 a.m. (reg.)
12 pm
1 p.m. to 5 pm
2:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
5 p.m.
6 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
9:30 p.m.
10 p.m.
1 p.m.-3 p.m.
Chicken Demonstration
4-H Chick Chain Show and Sale
Kid’s Day at the Fair
Midway open with armbands & Special events
Photo Scavenger
Photo Scavenger Hunt
Cup Cake Decorating
Farm Yard Open
Farm Yard
Money Pole
Benton County’s Got Talent
Mini Tractor Pull
Saturday, October 1, 2016
Registration Baby Show 0-18 months
Baby Show 0-18 months
Registration 19-35 months
Baby Show 19-35 months
Midway Open * Can Food Drive Discount
Registration 4-H Youth Rabbit Show
4-H Rabbit Show
Farm Yard Open
Money Pole
Greased Pig Contest
$250 Progressive Drawing
Fireworks
Sunday, October 2, 2016
Pick Up Exhibits
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Don’t miss your chance
to give back to the community and
save on a ride armband
Can Food Drive Discount
Saturday 1 p.m. – 5 p.m. ONLY
Bring in 3 canned food items and get a $3.00 discount off armband
All food will be donated to local food pantries through
Second Harvest Food Bank and stay in Benton County.
COMMUNITY BANKING. COMMUNITY CARING.
102 Highway 641 North, Camden, TN 38320
www.carrolbank.com
Member FDIC
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Thank you for your support of the
2016 Benton County Fair
State Farm
PSW
Amanda Lambdin, CPA
Competitive Designs
Mark Building Materials
Mid-Way Materials
The Mane Thing
Ivy Corner Gift Shop
Volunteer Home Care
Country & Western Steakhouse
Family Cash Advance
Oakdale Funeral Home
The Palmer Companies
Stockdale Malin Funeral Home
Ruffles & Ruffnecks
Kathy Hooten
Herndon Pharmacy
Clark & Cox
Taylor Trucking
Johnsonville TVA Credit Union
Craig’s Pizza
Open Season Sports Center
Tim Wirgau
Goodwings
North 40 Truck Stop
Patriot Realty
Pest Stop
The Holland Agency
Sunshine Boutique
The Vape Spot
City of Camden
Northwest Tennessee Tourism
Medlin Furniture & Appliance Co.
Joe Mahan Ford
Jackson Landscaping
TN Tractor
Della’s Vendor Mall
Peppers Automotive Group
Benton County Farm Bureau
EZ Money Payday Loans
S & W Pallet
Keith Arnold Realty & Auction
Lazy Days Leather
Cox Farms
Carter Farm
K & E Designs
O’Neal Melton & Sons Trucking
Patterson Tax Service
TN Quality Home Care
Cliffy Farms Ham
Mike’s Produce
Meadowview Farm
Norman’s Marine
Songbird Campground
Fuller’s Heating & Cooling
Log House Nursery
Unimin Corporation
Phifer Trucking
Waste Management
Benton County Livestock
Association
Cash Savers
Carroll Bank & Trust
Camden Eye Care Associates
JC Curry Insurance
PMB Rentals Eagle Building
Old 23rd Restaurant
Kings Physical Therapy
Dickson County Equipment
Camden Animal Clinic
Lotus In Bloom Yoga
Hargrove Farm
Bill King Auto Repair
Belisle Machine & Tool
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Sliver Sponsorship
Benton County Electric
Landmark Realty
First Bank
Gold Sponsorship
The Berry Clinic
Arnold Fabricating & Machine
Edward Jones
Platinum Sponsorship
Camden Signs, Trophies & More
Benton County Famers Co-Op
Camden Chiropractic Health Center
Apex Bank of Camden
Ray Smith Chevrolet
We would like to say a special thank you to
The Tennessee River
Resort District
for supporting the
All New Family Fun Night on
Thursday @ the Grandstands
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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 accompanied 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 identification 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 biosecurity procedures; or originate directly from a flock which
has been certified as Pullorum-Typhoid Clean under the Tennessee Poultry Improvement Plan.
(3) Poultry found not to be in apparent good health shall be removed immediately 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 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) All sheep that move within the state, with the exception of wethers under the age of 18 months
that are produced for slaughter only, including for change of ownership, 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.
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(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 permanently, 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 00802-3-.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.
A. All SPECIES (except poultry): Official Certificate of Veterinary Inspection valid for thirty (30) days.
LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY ORIGINATING OUTSIDE THE STATE OF TENNESSEE
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.
(4) 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 directly from a herd in a Stage III, IV, 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:
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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 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) All sheep that move within the state, including for change of ownership, 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.
G. 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 permanently, 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. 3/11/14
Fuller Heating &
Cooling L.L.C.
4303 Highway 70 West, Camden, TN
584-6757
1-800-370-4003
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MAIN EXHIBIT HALL
Fair Theme: The Benton County Fair with Tennessee Flair!
Youth Club Exhibits
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Applications for space must be made well in advance of the fair, then
placement and size of booths will be given at time of application.
All club booths must depict the overall theme of the fair.
Booths must be complete by 9 a.m., Monday, Sept. 26, and may not be
removed until Sunday, October 2. Do not leave valuable items in booths!
Booths will be judged on educational value (teaches a lesson). 30 points:
appearance (pleasing to the eye). 30 Points: simplicity (easy to understand,
not crowded). 20 points: originality or new idea. 20 points
No staples, nails or tape can be used in the booths that may damage or
remove paint.
Awards: 1st-$50, 2nd—$40, 3rd—$30
Family and Community Education Clubs
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All club booths must depict the overall theme of the fair. Each club must
feature an agricultural product.
Booths will be judged on educational value (teaches a lesson), 30 points:
appearance (pleasing to the eye), 30 Points: simplicity (easy to understand,
not crowded), 20 points: originality or new idea, 20 points.
remove paint.
Awards: 1st-$100, 2nd—$65, 3rd—$50
Educational, Service Clubs & Organization Exhibits
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All club booths must depict the overall theme of the fair.
Booths will be judged on educational value (teaches a lesson). 30 points:
appearance (pleasing to the eye). 30 Points: simplicity (easy to understand,
not crowded). 20 points: originality or new idea. 20 points
remove paint.
Awards: 1st-$50, 2nd—$40, 3rd—$30
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Commercial Exhibits
Rules and Regulations
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All general rules of the fair will apply to this building.
Sale of food inside building will not be allowed by an exhibitor.
All exhibitors must buy tickets for workers.
The wares of each exhibitor must stay within allocated spaces.
Spaces may not be changed without approval of building superintendent.
7. Booths must be complete by 9 a.m., Monday, Sept. 26, and may not be
8. Booths will be judged as follows 30 points: appearance (pleasing to the eye).
30 Points: simplicity (easy to understand, not crowded). 20 points: (originality
or new idea). 20 points
9. Price of commercial space $50-$75 depending on size of booth.
10. No staples, nails or tape can be used in the booths that may damage or
remove paint.
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2015 Grand Champion Megan Flowers and
Reserve Champion Brennan Lowery 4-H Chick Chain
2015 4-H Market Hog Show Exhibitors
Songbird Campground
The Working Man’s Retreat
375 Mount Moriah Road
731-220-5515
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Junior Market Goat Show
Tuesday, September 27, 2016
Show @ 6 p.m.
Sponsored by: Unimin Corporation; The Berry Clinic
Rules:
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Eligibility- Competition is open to Benton County youth in grades 4-12, who are enrolled
in 4-H or FFA. Youth must show their own animals.
All Entries are due to the Benton County Extension office no later than Friday, August
26th 119B Cole Avenue, Camden, TN 38320.
Exhibitors must have with them health papers for all animals in the show signed by a
licensed veterinarian before animals are brought onto the fairgrounds.
Exhibitors may tag in 4 goats for the show but may only show two.
Any breed or cross breed of goat can be shown, and all classes will be shown by weight.
There is a minimum weight of 30 pounds for all animals in this show.
All goats must be in direct control of the exhibitor by August 15th.
Wethers or doe kids may be shown. All animals must have their milk teeth at weigh-in
to show. Kids having adult teeth or exhibiting testicular tissue will be dismissed.
No bucks will be allowed in or around the barn area.
All goats must be polled, disbudded, or have their horns tipped or cushioned with a
material to help prevent injury to exhibitors.
All goats must have either a USDA Scrapie ear tag or legible tattoo to be able to show. It
is strongly recommended the USDA Scrapie Tag number be used as the tag number for
all entries.
Awards will be presented for classes as well as a Grand and Reserve Champion.
Award will be presented for showmanship.
Dress for the show is professional. Exhibitors should wear boots or shoes and nice jeans
and a shirt with collar.
Weigh-in will take place from 3:00 until 4:30 p.m. on the day of the show. All exhibitors must be
present for a pre-show meeting at 5:30 p.m. in the show ring.
Federal Law requires that all goats that are exhibited in junior shows in Tennessee, must meet USDA
regulations as it deals with scrapie.
All goats must have a federally approved scrapie tag permanently attached in its ear or other
approved ID. Exhibitors must contact the USDA APHIS office at 615-781-5314 to order their tags.
Animals without proper scrapie identification will not be allowed to exhibit.
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Pre 4-H Market Goat Showmanship
Immediately following the Jr. Market Goat Show Tuesday, September 27th
Rules:
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Show will be open to any Benton County youth that is not old enough to enroll in 4-H. (3rd
grade or below)
Youth do not have to have their own goat to participate. One will be provided.
Entries will be taken at the conclusion of the Jr. Market Goat Show.
Classes will be assigned based on the number of participants and age.
Participants may have assistance of an older 4-H or FFA member or a parent.
Participation ribbons will be given for awards.
2015 4-H Market Goat Exhibitors
Carter Farm
Buck & Tammy Carter
& Family
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Proud to support the Benton County Fair
3333 Reynoldsburg Road, Camden
584-3601
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Youth Market Hog Show
Thursday, September 29, 2016
Show @ 4:00 p.m.
Sale @ 15 minutes after show
Sponsors:
Benton County Livestock Association; Camden Eye Care Clinic;
Hargrove Farms
Rules:
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Open to all Benton County youth from grade 4 through 12. Exhibitor must have been
enrolled in 4-H in 4th through 12th grade on January 1, 2016.
Each exhibitor may tag in 3 pigs from which 2 may be selected to show.
Pigs must be tagged by Extension agent no later than 5:00 PM on July 1st. Any pig not
tagged by this date will be disqualified from the show and sale.
Show hogs must be weighed and penned by 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, September 28th.
A completed market hog record (expenses and income, profit or loss) must be turned in
when checks for hogs are picked up.
Show will begin at 4:00 p.m. Thursday, September 29th.
Sale will follow about 15 minutes after the show.
Classes will be determined by dividing animals into equal classes by weight, plus or minus
2 or 3 animals.
Sale order will be determined by drawing numbers before the show with the exception of
Champion which will sell first followed by the Reserve Champion.
Each exhibitor may sale their highest placing animal. In the event an exhibitor has two
animals in different classes that place the same, the lightest will be sold. Other animals will
be sold at regular market hog price.
There will be an exhibitor meeting at 3:30 p.m. prior to the show. All exhibitors must be
present.
Exhibitors must show their own hogs. If any situation arises that the exhibitor cannot show,
such as two hogs in the same class, illness or injury, it must be approved by the 4-H Show
Committee. Conflicting activities will not be approved.
Hogs must weigh at least 225 lbs. to sell at auction. Hogs under 225 lbs. will not be allowed
to show or sell. Hogs over 280 lbs. will be sold at 280.
All hogs must be fitted for show by the exhibitor.
A show fee will be assessed each exhibitor for buyer meals, judges honorarium, veterinary
inspection and trucking.
The Benton County Livestock Association will sponsor a showmanship award with 1st place
receiving $15, 2nd- $10 and 3rd - $5. 1st place winner will receive a Showmanship Buckle
sponsored by Hargrove Farms.
The Walter Moore Herdsman Award will be given based on citizenship, leadership, and the
record keeping manual. This winner will receive an additional $100 check.
If an auction sale buyer does not want to take possession of the hog that they buy and the
owner/exhibitor wants to sell the hog to another buyer this will be a private sale between
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them. The 4-H Show and Sale will not handle any private transactions. (If these
transactions take place it is very important that the 4-H Show and Sale know about these
to avoid confusion about where these hogs will be going for processing.)
19. Hogs are subject to a health inspection before the show by a veterinarian or Tennessee
Department of Agriculture inspector. Animals not in good shape or unhealthy condition
are subject to being pulled out of the show and sale. There may be a fee charged for this
inspection.
20. Dress for the show will be professional. (Nice jeans and boots or closed toe shoes.)
2016 Youth Market Hog Show Exhibitors
Morgan Allen
Tiffany Chesney
Ryan Baker
Amber Collins
Haylee Barrett
Haley Jackson
Brandon Berry
Kaylyn Jackson
Adam Wigley
Emma Wigley
Pre-4-H Market Hog Showmanship
Immediately following the Youth Market Hog Show Thursday, September 29
Rules:
1. Show will be open to any Benton County youth that is not old enough to enroll in 4-H.
(3rd grade or below)
2. Entries will be taken at the conclusion of the youth market hog show.
3. Classes will be assigned based on the number of participants and age.
4. Participants will show hogs that are already on the grounds. No hogs may be brought to
the fairgrounds for this show.
5. Participants may have assistance of an older 4-H or FFA member or a parent.
6. Participation ribbons will be given for awards.
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County Ham Project and Auction
Thursday September 29, 2016
Auction @ 6:30 p.m.
Main Stage
Sponsors: Cliffy Farms Ham, Cash Savers
Rules:
1.
2.
3.
Register by completing and turning in your contract and fee by Monday, March 2nd.
A contract must be completed and signed by participant, parent and Extension Agent.
A $70 fee is required by participants. Fees will be used to purchase two USDA approved
hams from a packing house at market price (approximately $30). The remaining fees
will be used for prizes issued at the Benton County Fair.
4. Clifty Farm, in cooperation with Fair Board members, UT-TSU Extension Agents will:
teach you how to cure two country hams at project meetings. Hands-on experience in
curing ham will be gained by all participants.
1. One ham will be entered in the Benton County Fair Ham Contest. Participants will get to
keep the other ham. A Champion and Reserve Champion ham will be selected in three
divisions: Junior, Junior High and Senior High. A Grand Champion ham will be selected
from the three division champions. Scoring will combine the scores from the ham
contest, speech contest and record book contest. Each participant’s contest ham will be
sold at auction at the fair. Participants will keep the auction dollars raised from their
ham at the fair.
5. You must be present on the day of the auction for your ham to be sold unless you have
been sick or injured with doctor’s excuse (conflicting activities do not count). If you do
not attend this day you will have to the last day of the fair to pick up your ham or it will
be forfeited and become the property of Benton County 4-H.
6. Participants must attend 3 of 5 planned meetings.
7. Participants must present a two to four minute speech about their country ham curing
experience on Thursday, August 25th or September 1st. If you do not complete this
portion of the project you will not be eligible to compete for champion prizes.
8. A Country Ham record book must be completed and submitted by August 25th. A record
book will be given to each participant at the first meeting.
9. Meetings will be held at the Clifty Farm Ham House at 1500 Highway 641 South in Paris.
10. Participants who fail to complete all provisions of this project will forfeit both hams and
entry fees.
Country & Western
Steak House LLC
Mike Hardin – Manager
189 Extension Street – Camden, TN 38320
731-584-3026
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2016 Country Ham Project & Auction Exhibitors
Ryan Baker
Haylee Barrett
Chase Brewer
Amber Collins
Hunter Daugherty
Dale Faulkner
James Faulkner
Taylor Faulkner
Dalton Furr
Ryan Hudson
Wesley Hudson
Raya Lawrence
Ben Livingston
Grant Livingston
Kaylee Mathis
Avery Mayberry
Peyton Mayberry
Hayden McCormick
Kameron Peach
Lucas Phifer
Abby Pierce
Aidan Pierce
Emma Qualls
Ethan Redlund
Kathryn Redlund
Tori Redlund
Peyton Robins
Ethan Sullivan
Lillian Swartz
Vance Tenpenny
Mercedes Thornton
Kelyn Tyner
Riley Walker
Adam Wigley
Emma Wigley
Kenny Wigley
Luke Wiseman
2015 Country Ham Project & Auction Exhibitors
2015 4-H Chick Chain Exhibitors
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4-H Chick Chain Show & Sale
Friday, September 30, 2016
Show @9:30 a.m.
Sale @ 10:00 a.m.
Superintendent: Bob Goodson
Sponsor: Goodwings
Rules:
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All Chick Chain birds must be in place by 6 p.m. Wednesday, September 28. Birds not in
place on time will not be judged.
All chickens must be project animals that were received from the 4-H staff as a result of
being part of the chick chain. Each exhibitor must bring six birds. These must be six of
the original birds received from the 4-H office.
Substitutions will not be allowed.
The show and sale will be held Friday, September 30 at 9:30 a.m. Birds exhibited will be
offered for sale at auction immediately after show.
Ribbons will be awarded to all participants. The grand champion and reserve grand
champion pen will receive a trophy.
Fair premiums will be paid as follows: First, $4; Second, $3; Third, $2. All participants will
receive a $1 voucher for participating. Grand champion will receive $4 while the reserve
grand champion will receive $3. All premiums not picked up by the close of the Fair will
be put back into Chick Chain Fund.
Birds will be checked by the poultry superintendent for external parasites prior to check
in at the fair poultry barn. Birds with parasites will not be shown.
2016 4-H Chick Chain Exhibitors
Tyson Arnold
Jacie Hern
Brady Smothers
Ryan Baker
Kelsey Hollingsworth
Vance Tenpenny
Desirae Ball
Ryan Hudson
Mercedes Thornton
Nicole Beal
Wesley Hudson
Faith Wallace
Brandon Berry
Easton Kee
Emma Wigley
Abigail Decker
Kaylee Mathis
Kenny Wigley
Brodie Harville
Hayden McCormick
Mollie Heathcott
Michael Rushing
Harley Henderson
Amani Sanders
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Jimmy Lumpkin Participation Award
Sponsored by UT/TSU Extension
Mr. Jimmy Lumpkin has been a long time support of youth in Benton County
and the Benton County Fair. This award is given in honor of all his years of
dedication to these programs. The Jimmy Lumpkin Participation Award will be
awarded to the youth with the most entries overall in the Horticulture, Floral
and Field Crops Departments. The youth with the most entries will receive a
cash prize as well as their name on the plaque that is displayed at the
fairground the week of the fair and then at the UT-TSU Extension office
through the year. This award is presented on Thursday night after the County
Ham Auction
2015 Jimmy Lumpkin Participation Award
Caleb Arnold
2015 Overall Youth Exhibitor
Rachel Baker
Benton County Fair Overall
Youth Exhibitor Award
Sponsored by UT-TSU Extension
This award is awarded to the youth that is entered the most entries in all
departments in the fair. The youth with the most entries will receive a cash
prize as well as their name on the plaque that is displayed at the fairground the
week of the fair and then at the UT/TSU Extension office through the year.
This award is presented on Thursday night after the County Ham Auction.
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Mgr. Brandi Burcham
202 West Main Street
Camden, TN 38320
Office (731)-584-9901
Fax (731)-584-9987
Where we treat you like family.
Ivy Corner Gift Shoppe
105B Hwy. 641 North, Camden TN
731-584-1755
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Division 2 Field Crops & Horticulture
Field Crops & Horticulture
Superintendents: Mark Hargis, Harold Henninger, Mike Katrutsa,
Bill Lowrie, and Justin Hargrove.
Rules:
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All entries must be grown by exhibitors in Benton County.
Entries will be accepted Monday, September 26, 2016, ONLY from 8 a.m. to 8
p.m.
Exhibits are to remain on display until Sunday, October 2. Any exhibit not
removed by 4 p.m. becomes property of the fair.
Judging will be Tuesday, September 27, beginning at 10 a.m.
General rules of the fair will also be observed in the division.
Exhibitors can only enter in youth OR adult categories not both.
Field Crops & Horticulture Youth Overall Exhibitor award will be awarded to the youth
that enters the most entries in this department. Youth will receive a cash prize
sponsored by Mike’s Produce.
Department A Adult Field Crops
Department C Youth Field Crops
Awards: Class 1 through 15; Lots 1 through 49, Blue $3, Red $2, White $1
Class 1 Corn (Hybrid any Variety)
Lot 7
Red Corn (5 Ears)
Lot 1
White Corn (5 Ears)
Lot 8
White Corn (3 Stalks)
Lot 2
Yellow Corn (5 Ears)
Lot 8A
Yellow Corn (3 Stalks)
Lot 3
White Corn (3 Stalks)
Lot 9
Red Corn (3 Stalks)
Lot 4
Yellow Corn (3 Stalks)
Class 3 Popcorn
Class 2 Corn Open Pollinated (Any
Variety)
Lot 10
White (5 Ears)
Lot 11
Red (5 Ears)
Lot 5
White Corn (5 Ears)
Lot 12
Yellow (5 Ears)
Lot 6
Yellow Corn (5 ears)
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Class 4 Soybeans (Any Variety)
Lot 133
Class 6 Sweet Potatoes
Stalks (Leaves Removed)
Lot 15
Yellow (3 on Plate)
Class 5 Grain Sorghum
Lot 16
Red (3 on Plate)
Lot 14
Lot 17
White (3 on Plate)
3 Heads
Class 7 Irish Potatoes
Class 12 Cushaw
Lot 18
Red (3 on Plate)
Lot 36
Lot 19
White (3 on Plate)
Neatest Cushaw
Class 8 Sweet Sorghum
Lot 20
3 Stalks with Heads
Class 13 Peanuts
Lot 21
Quart Sorghum Syrup
Lot 37
White ½ Peck
Lot 38
Red ½ Peck
Lot 39
Jumbo ½ Peck
Class 9 Hay
Lot 22
Alfalfa (1 Block)
Lot 23
Red Clover (1 Block)
Class 14 Grain
Lot 24
Lespedeza (1 Block)
Lot 40
Popcorn (Shelled Quart)
Lot 25
Soybean (1 Block)
Lot 41
White Corn (Shelled Quart)
Lot 26
Bermuda (1 Block)
Lot 42
Yellow Corn (Shelled Quart)
Lot 27
Mixed Grass (1 Block)
Lot 42A Red Corn (Shelled Quart)
Lot 43
Wheat (Quart)
Class 10 Melons
Lot 44
Oats (Quart)
Lot 28
Watermelon long
Lot 45
Soybeans (Quart)
Lot 29
Watermelon round
Lot 46
Field Peas (Quart)
Lot 30
Ice Box Watermelon
Lot 47
Other Seeds (Quart)
Lot 31
Muskmelon round
Lot 32
Muskmelon long
Class 15 Sunflowers
Lot 33
Cantaloupe
Lot 48
Largest Best Filled Head
Lot 49
Tallest Stalk with Head
Class 11 Pumpkin
Lot 34
Meatiest Field Type
Lot 35
Most Unusual Shape
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Department B Adult Horticulture
Department D Youth Horticulture
Awards: Class 16 Lots 50-86. Blue $3, Red $2, White $1
Class 16 Garden Products
Lot 50
Bunch Beans (6 on Plate)
Lot 51
Large Lima Beans (6 on Plate)
Lot 52
Small Lima Beans (6 on Plate)
Lot 69
Banana Peppers (3 on Plate)
Lot 53
Green Pole Beans
Lot 70
Bell Peppers (3 on Plate)
(6 on Plate)
Lot 71
Pimento Peppers (3 on Plate)
Lot 54
Yellow Pole Beans
Lot 72
Hot Peppers (6 on Plate)
(6 on Plate)
Lot 73
Acorn Squash (2 on Plate)
Lot 55
Beets (3 on Plate)
Lot 74
Butternut Squash
Lot 56
White Corn (3 Ears on Plate)
Lot 68
Purple Hull Peas
(6 tied in Bunch)
(2 on Plate)
Lot 56A Bi-Colored Sweet Corn
Lot 75
Yellow Squash (2 on Plate)
Lot 57
Yellow Corn (3 Ears on Plate)
Lot 76
Scalloped Squash (1)
Lot 58
Cucumbers (3 on Plate)
Lot 77
Turban Squash (2 on Plate)
Lot 59
Yard Long Cucumbers (1)
Lot 78
Zucchini Squash (2 on Plate)
Lot 60
Eggplant (2 on Plate)
Lot 79
Large Red Tomato
Lot 61
Okra (6 on Plate)
(3 on Plate)
Lot 61A Horticultural Beans (6 on
plate)
Lot 80
Lot 62
Lot 81
Large Pink Tomato (3 on
Plate)
Lot 82
Small Salad Tomatoes
(3 on Plate)
Red Onions
(3 w/ 2” stem on plate)
Lot 63
White Onions
Lot 64
(1 Pint)
Yellow Onions
Lot 65
Black-eyed Peas
(6 tied in Bunch)
Lot 66
Lot 83
Odd Type Vegetables
(unusual type)
Lot 84
Cabbage (1 Head)
Lot 85
Carrot (bunch of 5)
Lot 85b Roma Tomato (3 on plate)
Crowder Peas
Lot 86
(6 tied in Bunch)
Lot 67
Large Yellow Tomato
Other Peas (6 tied in Bunch)
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Any Vegetable Not
Mentioned
Class 17 Garden Display
(Vegetables Only)
Awards: Blue $7.50, Red $5, White $3
Lot 87
Best Assortment
Class 18 Fruit
Awards: Blue $3, Red $2, White $1
Lot 88
Apples (Green Variety
on Plate)
3 on Plate)
Lot 94
Plate)
Grapes (Red Bunch Type 3 on
(3 on Plate)
Lot 95
Muscadines (3 on Plate)
Lot 90
Apples (Largest in good
condition (3 on Plate)
Lot 96
Peaches (3 on Plate)
Lot 97
Pears (3 on Plate)
Lot 91
Odd Fruit (1 pound)
Lot 97A Cherries (12 on Plate)
Lot 92
Grapes (Blue Bunch Type 3
on Plate)
Lot 97B
Blackberries (12 on Plate)
Lot 93
Grapes (White Bunch Type 3
Lot 97C
Blueberries (12 on Plate)
Lot 89
Apples (Red Variety)
Class 19 Fruit Display
Awards: Blue $7.50, Red $5, White $3 Lot 98
Lot 99
Variety of Home Grown Fruit
Best Fruit Basket
Class 20 Nuts
Awards: Blue $3, Red $2, White $1
Lot 100
Black Walnuts (1 Quart)
Lot 104 Pecan (Quart)
Lot 101 Hickory Nuts (Quart)
Lot 102 Hazel Nuts (Quart)
Lot 103 Chestnut (Quart)
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Department E
Adult & Youth
Biggest of Tennessee Garden Product Show
The best quality and flavor product is not always the biggest, but this show is
for the largest product on each respective category. This show is open to
anyone in Benton County. The products exhibited must not be rotten, bruised,
cracked, or damaged in any way.
Awards: Blue $3.50, Red $2.50, White $1.50
Lot 1
Watermelon
Stem
(Longest, Heaviest)
Lot 12 Yellow Tomato
Lot 2
Watermelon
Lot 13 Pink Tomato
(Roundest, Heaviest)
Lot 14 Red Tomato
Lot 3
Pumpkin (Heaviest)
Lot 15 Sweet Potato
Lot 4
Garden Squash
Lot 16 Okra Pod
Lot 5
Cucumbers
Lot 17 Irish Potato
Lot 6
Yard Long Cucumbers
Lot 18 Bell Pepper
Lot 7
Cantaloupe/Muskmelon
Lot 19 Banana Pepper
(Longest, Heaviest)
Lot 20 Eggplant
Lot 8
Cantaloupe/Muskmelon
Lot 21 Cushaw
(Roundest, Heaviest)
Lot 22 Roma Tomato
Lot 9
White Onion with 2” Stem
Lot 23 Zucchini
Lot 10 Red Onion with 2” Stem
Lot 24 Cabbage
Lot 11 Yellow Onion with 2”
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Department F
Rules:
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2.
3.
4.
Watermelon & Pumpkin Contest
Adult & Youth
Super big exhibit will be determined by weight
To qualify, exhibits must weigh at least 90 pounds.
Exhibits must be certified in the field by the county agricultural agent
between
This contest is open to any resident of Benton County, both youth and
adult.
Class 1 “Super Big”
Lot 1
Lot 2
Class 1
Lot 1
Lot 2
Lot 3
Lot 4
Lot 5
Lot 6
Lot 7
Lot 8
Awards: Blue $15, Red $10, White $7.50
Watermelon
Pumpkin
Department G
Gourd Show
Adult & Youth
Awards: First $3, Second $2, Third $1
Largest
Longest
Most Beautiful Single Gourd
Best Matched Pair of Gourds (Most Alike)
Best Item Made With Gourds (Any Age)
Most Beautifully Decorated Gourd (Dry with Flowers)
Best Animated Creation using Green Gourds
Best Novelty or Animated Item of Dry Gourds
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Department H
Special Benton County Farm Exhibits
Adult & Youth
Rules:
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2.
3.
4.
5.
Open to residents of Benton County.
Exhibitors must furnish own items to exhibit in listed category 1.
Decorations other than vegetables and fruit may be used, such as ribbons,
bows, etc.
Only Second Place Premium will be paid where there is no competition in both
categories.
Only one entry per person in each category or lot.
Category 1: Best Vegetable & Fruit Display
Best vegetable and fruit display shown in some of the following items used on the farm:
Wheelbarrow, old water buckets, kegs, churns, milk cans, milk pails, etc.
Award: 1st Place $15, 2nd Place $10, 3rd Place $7.50
Category 2 Old Agricultural Tools
Lot 1
Best Collection of Old Farm Hand Tools
Lot 2
Best Three-Piece Collection of One and Two Horse Plows
Lot 3
Oldest Patent Dated Hand Tool
Lot 4
Most Unusual One or Two Horse Plow
Lot 5
Oldest One or Two Horse Plow
Lot 6
Best Restored Horse-Drawn Implement
Department I
Other Farm Products
Adult & Youth
Class 1 Home Cured Meat
Lot 1
Home Cured Ham
Lot 2
Sugar Cured Ham
Lot 3
Home Cured Shoulder
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Lot 4
Sugar Cured Shoulder
Lot 5
Home Cured Middling
Lot 6
Best Smoked jowl
Lot 7
Best Display Meat
Class 2 Lard and Cracklins’
Class 6 Homemade Wine
Lot 8
Best Quart Lard
Lot 9
Best Quart Cracklins’ (Jar)
Lot 15
Best Pint Grape Wine
Lot 16
Best Pint Blackberry Wine
Class 3 Eggs
Lot 17
Best Pint Muscadine Wine
Lot 18
Best Pint Other Wine
Lot 10
White Eggs (1 Dozen)
Lot 11
Brown Eggs (1 Dozen)
Class 7 Collection of Wine
Class 4 Honey
Awards: First $7.50, Second $5, Third
$3
Lot 19
Lot 12
Pint Comb Honey
Lot 13
Pint Strained Honey
Best Collection
Class 8 Soaps
Class 5 Vinegar
Lot 14
Homemade Vinegar (Quart)
Lot 20
Three Bars Homemade Lye
Soap
Lot 21
Three Bars Homemade Pine
Tar Soap
Department J
Adult & Youth
Pick TN Product Display
For the best display of products in
Tennessee.
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Division 3 Floral Department
Adult & Youth
Superintendents: Penny Clifft, Judy Phifer
Rules:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
No cut flowers in this section.
Entries will be received from 8 a.m. until 7 p.m. Monday, September 26.
Deadline for entering will be Monday, September 26 at 7 p.m.
All flowers must have been grown by the exhibitor, or owned for three
months before exhibiting.
Only one entry made in each lot.
Commercial flowers will not be accepted.
Plants will be judged on container as well as plant.
For all divisions: Lots will not be divided out for color or variety.
Floral Department Youth Exhibit
Champion Floral Exhibition will be given to the youth exhibitor with the most overall
entries in the Floral Department.
Classes and rules are same as adults except no pots larger than 10”.
Division Potted Plants
Class 1 Potted Plants (Foliage)
Lot 1
Caladium
Lot 12
Spider Plant
Lot 2
Croton
Lot 13
Schefflera
Lot 3
Diffenbachia
Lot 14
Wandering Jew
Lot 4
Ivy
Lot 15
Beehive Jew
Lot 5
Jade
Lot 16
Any Other Potted Foliage
Lot 6
Peperomia
Lot 17
Foliage Dish Garden
Lot 7
Philodendron
Loy 18
Foliage Hanging Basket
Lot 8
Pothos
Lot 9
Rubber Plant
Lot 10
Sansveria
Lot 11
Shamrock
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Lot 13
Class 2 Potted Plants (Flowering)
Patio Pot
Lot 1
African Violet
Lot 2
Begonia
Class 3 Potted Plants (Cacti)
Lot 3
Bouquet Pepper
Lot 1
Single Cactus
Lot 4
Coleus
Lot 2
Cactus Garden
Lot 5
Geranium
Lot 3
Christmas Cactus
Lot 6
Hibiscus
Lot 7
Impatiens
Lot 8
Peace Lily
Class 4 Potted Plants (Ferns)
Lot 9
Poinsettia
Lot 1
Asparagus Fern
Lot 10
Any Other Potted Flowering
Lot 2
Boston Fern
Lot 11
Flowering Dish Garden
Lot 3
Kimberly Queen Fern
Lot 12
Flowering Hanging Basket
Division Cut Flowers
Special Rules:
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No pre-registration is required.
No flowers used once in
competition may be used again.
Scoring for Cut Blooms:
Blooms
20%
Texture
10%
Size
10%
Coloring
10%
Shape
10%
Foliage
20%
General Condition 10%
Color
10%
Stems
20%
Sturdiness
10%
Length, color, etc. 10%
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Class 5 Cut Flowers-No lot will be divided out by color
Lot 1
Blanket Flower
Lot 18
Mum
Lot 2
Canna
Lot 19
Pentas
Lot 3
Celosia (Crested)
Lot 20
Petunia (Single)
Lot 4
Celosia (Plumbed)
Lot 21
Petunia (Double)
Lot 5
Cleome
Lot 22
Phlox
Lot 6
Coneflower
Lot 23
Rose
Lot 7
Cosmos
Lot 24
Rose (Floribunda)
Lot 8
Crepe Myrtle
Lot 25
Rose of Sharon
Lot 9
Dahlia (Large)
Lot 26
Salvia
Lot 10
Dahlia (Small)
Lot 27
Sedum
Lot 11
Gerbera Daisy
Lot 28
Sunflower
Lot 12
Hydrangea
Lot 29
Verbenia
Lot 13
Lantana
Lot 30
Vinca
Lot 14
Lily
Lot 31
Zinnia (Large)
Lot 15
Marigold (Large)
Lot 32
Zinnia (Small)
Lot 16
Marigold (Small)
Lot 33
Zinnia (Pom Pom)
Lot 17
Mexican Sunflower
Lot 34
Any Other Cut Flower
Lot 18
Mexican Sunflower
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Arrangements:
Best Use of Fair Themes
Premiums Offered per Class: 1st Place $5, 2nd Place $3, 3rd Place $2
Scoring:
Originality of Design
35%
Color Harmony
25%
Proportion
20%
Condition of Flowers and Foliage
20%
Class 6 Arrangements
Lot 1
Five Flowers and Foliage in a Bottle
Lot 2
Miniature Arrangement
Lot 3
On a Piece of Wood (Dry Material or Silk)
Lot 4
Grandma’s House (Old Container)
Lot 5
One Color Arrangement
Lot 6
In the Pea Patch (All Foliage With Trowel or Shovel)
Lot 7
Large Basket Arrangement
Lot 8
Arrangement Containing Grain Crops
Lot 9
Fair Theme Table Arrangement
For all Your Garden Seed, Potting Soil,
Flowers Hanging Baskets & More
560 Birdsong Road, Camden TN. 731-441-0515
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Home Arts and Crafts
Home arts & crafts are displayed in the Family Living Center (Farm Bureau
building). Hours are from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. except on Tuesday. Hours are 6 p.m.
to 8 p.m. Judging begins at 10 a.m. on Tuesday. All entries must be received by
Monday. The following departments are displayed in the Family Living Center
(The Red Brick Building):
Department A Home Furnishings:
Rugs, Quilts, Spreads, Afghans, Tablecloths, Pillowcases, Pillows, Wall
Hangings, & Miscellaneous
Department B Culinary:
Cakes, Pies, Cookies, Dandies, Breads, Snacks & Mixes
Department C Fashions:
Infant & Pre-School, School Age Fashions, Women’s Fashions, Knitted,
Crocheted, & Miscellaneous Garments
Department D Youth:
Grades K-3: 4-8: 9-12 Fashions, Home Furnishings, Hobby Crafts, &
Culinary
Department E Ceramics
Department A
Home Furnishings
Awards:
1st
Place $4,
2nd
Place $3, 3rd Place $2
Class 1 Rugs
Lot 1
Latch Hook Rug
Lot 2
Any Other Type of Rug Not Mentioned
Class 2 Hand Worked Quilts
Lot 3
Appliqued Quilt
Lot 4
Pieced Quilt
Lot 5
Crossed Stitched Quilt
Lot 6
Embroidered Quilt
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Lot 7
Group Quilt (2 or More
People)
Lot 8
Any Other Type Quilt not
mentioned in this Class
Class 3 Machine Worked Quilt
Lot 9
Appliqued Quilt
Lot 10
Pieced Quilt
Lot 11
Any Other Machine Pieced Quilt not mentioned
Class 4 Hand & Machine Worked Quilts
Lot 12
Hand Pieced/ Machine Quilted
Lot 13
Machine Pieced/ Hand Quilted
Lot 14
Hand Appliqued/ Machine Quilted
Lot 15
Machine Appliqued/ Hand Quilted
Lot 16
Any Other type Class 4 not mentioned
Best of Show from Blue Ribbons Class 2, 3, & 4
Award: Rosette & $10.00
Class 5 Memorial Quilt
Rules: This is a quilt made by a loved one and entered by a family member. Quilt must
be 10 years or older (No Antiques). It must be clean and in good condition. Supervisor’s
acceptance apply to this class.
Award: Rosette
Lot 17
Granny’s Pieced Quilt
Lot 18
Granny’s Appliqued Quilt
Class 6 Lap Quilt
Lot 19
Appliqued
Lot 22
Machine Worked Quilted
Lot 20
Embroidered
Lot 23
Lot 21
Hand Pieced, Hand Quilted
Any Other Lap Quilt not
mentioned
Class 7 Infant Quilt
Lot 24
Hand Worked Quilt
Lot 27
Embroidered Quilt
Lot 25
Machine Worked Quilt
Lot 28
Lot 26
Appliqued Quilt
Any Other Lap Quilt not
mentioned
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Class 8 Spreads & Afghans
Lot 29
Lot 30
Crocheted Afghan
(Monochrome)
Crocheted Afghan
(Multicolor)
Lot 31
Lot 32
Lot 33
Knitted Afghan
Coverlet Afghan
Any Other Type Class 8 not
mentioned
Lot 36
Lot 37
Cross Stitch Afghan
Any Other Type Class 9 not
mentioned
Lot 43
Lot 44
Lot 45
Embroidered Pillowcases
Appliqued Pillowcases
Any Other Tablecloth not
mentioned
Any Other Pillowcases not
mentioned
Class 9 Baby Afghans
Lot 34
Lot 35
Crocheted Afghan
Knitted Afghan
Class 10 Tablecloths & Pillowcases
Lot 38
Lot 39
Lot 40
Lot 41
Lot 42
Crocheted Dresser Scarf
(Rectangle)
Crocheted Doily
Crocheted Tablecloth
Embroidered Dresser Scarf
Embroidered Tablecloth
Lot 46
Class 11 Pillows
Lot 47
Lot 48
Lot 49
Lot 50
Lot 51
Lot 52
Crocheted Pillow
Knitted Pillow
Embroidered Pillow
Counted Cross Stitch Pillow
Needlepoint Pillow
Patchwork Pillow
Lot 53
Lot 54
Lot 55
Lot 56
Lot 57
Appliqued Pillow
Candlewick Pillow
Painted Fabric Pillow
Pillow Kit
Decorative Pillow (More
Traditional)
Best of Show Pillow
Award: Rosette
Competitive Designs
216 Main Street, Camden, TN
584-7624
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Class 12 Wall Hangings
Lot 58 Crewel Embroidery Picture
Lot 59 Stamped Cross Stitch Picture
Lot 60 Counted Cross Stitch Picture
(14-18- Or 2 Count Fabric)
Lot 61 Cross Stitch on Linen or
Other Fabric
A. Still Life
B. Embellishment
Lot 62
Lot 63
Lot 64
Lot 65
C. Portrait
D. Scenic
E. Sampler
Needlepoint Picture
Latch Hook Picture
Quilted Wall Hanging
Any Other Type Wall Hanging
not mentioned
Class 13 Miscellaneous Home Furnishings
Lot 66
Lot 67
Lot 68
Lot 69
Lot 70
Lot 71
Lot 72
Lot 73
Lot 74
Lot 75
Lot 76
Pot Holders
Kitchen Towel
Dish Cloths (2 Pinned
Together)
Placemats
Hot Dish Mats (2 Pinned
Together)
Hot Dish Carriers
Lot 77
Needlepoint on Plastic
Pin Cushion
Soft Box or Basket
Napkins (2 Pinned Together0
Handmade or Crocheted Toy
(specify)
Any Other Class 13 not
mentioned
Class 14 Scrapbook
Rules: Judged on appearance and originality.
Awards: 1st Place $4, 2nd Place $3, 3rd Place $2
K & E Designs
For the Best Dressed Windows
Kathy Weatherly
3540 Divider Natchez Trace Rd., Camden
731-584-7557
kedesigns@yahoo.com
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Department B
Culinary
Rules:
1.
2.
All entries must be from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday. NO entries on Tuesday.
Judging begins at 10 a.m.
If your culinary item places it may be chosen as a selection in the Taste of the
Fair event. Event information on page 51.
Class 1 Adult Cakes
Rules: Only ¼ cake is required. Can be put on Styrofoam plate, wrapped with plastic.
Lot 1
Lot 2
Lot 3
Lot 4
Lot 5
Lot 6
Angel Food Cake
Apple Cake
Carrot Cake
Chocolate Cake
Coconut Cake
Coffee Cake
Lot 7
Lot 8
Lot 9
Lot 10
Lot 11
German Chocolate Cake
Pound Cake (Specify Flavor)
Strawberry Cake
Cake Pops (Specify Flavor)
Any Other Cake in Class 1
not mentioned (Specify)
Grand Champion Cake
Award: Trophy and $10.00
Class 2 Pies
Rules: Pies must be baked in throw away pans. Displayed in Ziploc Bag.
Lot 12
Lot 13
Lot 14
Lot 15
Lot 16
Lot 17
Lot 18
Lot 19
Lot 20
Lot 21
Lot 22
Apple Pie
Cherry Pie
Chess Pie
Chocolate Pie (No Meringue)
Coconut Pie (No Meringue)
Fried Apple Pie (3 on a Plate)
Best Pie Baker
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Fried Peach Pie (3 on a Plate)
Lemon Pie (No Meringue)
Peach Pie
Pecan Pie
Any Other Pie not mentioned
(Specify)
Class 3 Adult Cookies
Rules: Place 5 cookies on 5” foil covered cardboard in Ziploc bag.
Lot 23 Chocolate Chip Cookies
Lot 27 Chocolate Oatmeal Cookies
Lot 24 Brownies
Lot 28 Peanut Butter Cookies
Lot 25 Lemon Bar Cookies
Lot 29 Any Other Cookie not
Lot 26 Oatmeal Raisin Cookies
mentioned (Specify)
Class 4 Best Cookie Jar
Rules: Judged only on appearance, originality, and content.
Class 5 Adult Candy
Rules: Place 5 candies on 5” foil covered cardboard or Styrofoam plate in Ziploc bag.
Lot 30
Lot 31
Lot 32
Lot 33
Chocolate Fudge
Coconut Candy
Peanut Brittle
Peanut Butter Fudge
Lot 34
Any Other Candy Not
Mentioned
Class 6 Best Candy Box
Rules: Judged only on appearance, originality, and content.
Class 7 Adult Breads
Rules: Place 4 breads on a 5” sq. foil covered cardboard in Ziploc bag.
Lot 35
Lot 36
Lot 37
Lot 38
Biscuits
Banana Bread Muffin
Cornbread
Yeast Bread
Lot 39
Lot 40
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Vegetable Bread (Mexican,
Zucchini, etc. Specify)
Any Other Breads not
mentioned
Class 8 Adult Snacks
Rules: Display in 1 pint canning jar. Entries must not require refrigeration. No meats.
Lot 41
Lot 42
Lot 43
Dipped Fruit
Nuts & Bolts
Glazed Nuts
Class 9 Mixes
Rules: Entries must be made with mixes. Original containers must accompany entry.
Entries will be judged on taste, originality, and presentation. Entries must contain
original ingredients. Specify ingredients on display. Entries must be covered with plastic
wrap on plate.
Lot 44
Lot 45
Lot 46
Cake
Cookie
Brownie
Lot 47
Lot 48
Muffin
Any Other Mixes not
mentioned
Queen of the Kitchen
Rules: Winner of most 1st, 2nd, and 3rd class ribbons in all Classes of Adult Culinary.
Taste of the Benton County Fair
Tuesday September 27th from 6:00-7:30 pm
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
$5 participation fee can be paid at the Women’s Building.
Above fee of $5 purchases 10 tickets to vote on your choices for the
best cakes and pies.
This is an opportunity to sample the first place winners (up to 10
items).
Vote on a particular cake or pie with your tickets. You may use one or
all of your 10 tickets on your favorite.
The cake or pie receiving the most tickets (votes) will be the “Tasters’
Choice” winner.
The baker of the “Tasters’ Choice” will receive a gift certificate to Old
23rd Restaurant.
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Department C
Fashions
Rules: Entries must be the work of the exhibitor. Entries must be clean, not worm or
faded. All entries must be on hangers.
Class 1 Infant and Pre-School
Lot 1
Decorated Diaper Shirt
Lot 2
Christening Dress
Lot 7
Smocked Garment
Lot 3
Appliqued Dress
Lot 8
Costume
Lot 4
Sunday Dress
Lot 9
Burp Cloths, Bibs
Lot 5
Sun Dress
Lot 10
Lot 6
Play Set
Any Other item not
mentioned (Specify)
Class 2 School Age Fashion
Lot 11
Appliqued Dress
Lot 15
Most Original Hair Ornament
Lot 12
Sunday Dress
Lot 16
Decorated T-Shirt
Lot 13
Girls Co Ordinated Set (2 or
More Pieces)
Lot 17
Decorated Sweatshirt
Lot 18
Lot 14
Jumper
Any Other Item not
mentioned (Specify)
Class 3 Women’s Fashions
Lot 19
Cotton Dress
Lot 20
Best Dress
Lot 24
Vest
Lot 21
Co Ordinated Set (2 or More
Pieces)
Lot 25
Appliqued Sweatshirt
Lot 22
Skirt
Lot 26
Painted Sweatshirt
Lot 23
Blouse
Lot 27
Painted T-Shirt
Lot 28
Decorated Sweatshirt
Class 4 Miscellaneous Fashions
Lot 29
Ladies Handkerchief
Lot 32
Lingerie
Lot 30
Doll Clothes
Lot 33
Quilted Garment
Lot 31
Hat, Tam or Bonnet
Lot 34
Purse or Handbag
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A) Leather
Lot 35
Apron
B) Crocheted
Lot 36
Decorated Scarves
C) Beaded or Embellishment
Lot 37
Holiday Clothing
D) Quilted
Lot 38
E) Embroidered or
Monogramed
Recycled Garment (Made
from old Garment)
Lot 39
Collars
Lot 40
Any Other Item not
mentioned
Lot 45
Set: Tam or Hat w/Scarf or
gloves
Lot 46
House Shoes
Lot 47
Any Other Knitted Item not
mentioned
Lot 52
Set: Hat, Tam w/Gloves or
Scarf
Lot 53
Infant Set: Sweater, Booties,
& Cap
Lot 54
House Shoes
Lot 55
Any Other Crocheted
Garment not mentioned
F) Any Other Item not
mentioned
Class 5 Knitted Garment
Lot 41
Sweater or Vest (Plain Stitch)
Lot 42
Sweater or Vest
(Multi-stitch)
Lot 43
Sweater or Vest
(Color Pattern)
Lot 44
Shawl
Class 6 Crocheted Garment
Lot 48
Sweater or Vest (Plain Stitch)
Lot 49
Sweater or Vest
(Multi-stitch)
Lot 50
Sweater or Vest
(Color Pattern)
Lot 51
Shawl
Best of Show
Award: Rosette and $10.00
Best Dressed Closet
Rules: Winner of the most Blue Ribbons. If tie exists, 2nd and 3rd place ribbons will be
counted.
Class 7 Jewelry
Lot 56
C) Earrings
D) Ring
Lot 57 Any Other Special Fashions
not mentioned (Specify)
A) Necklace
B) Bracelet
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Department D
Youth Grades K-3
Rules: Only school age children may compete. Entries must be the work of the exhibitor.
Entries must stay in display until 1 p.m. on Sunday.
Lot 11
Class 1 Clothing
Lot 1
Wood Construction
(Popsicle Sticks)
Painted
(Tie-dyed T-Shirt on Hanger)
Lot 12
Sand Art
Decorated T-Shirt
Lot 13
Scrapbook
(On Hanger)
Lot 14
Foam Art
Decorated Folded Paper Hat
Lot 15
Book Mark (Any Type)
Lot 16
Modeling Clay Item
Class 2 Home Furnishings
Lot 17
Lego Construction Item
Lot 4
Pot Holder
Lot 18
Paint on Wood
Lot 5
Place Mat (Any Material)
Lot 19
Lot 6
Pillow
Any Other Item not
mentioned (Specify)
Lot 7
Needle Point on Plastic
Lot 2
Lot 3
Class 4 Culinary
Class 3 Hobby Crafts
Lot 8
Nature Crafts
Lot 9
Collections (10)
Lot 10
Construction Paper/ Cut and
Paste
Lot 20
Hand Pressed Cookies (3)
Lot 21
M&M Cookies (3)
Lot 22
Decorated Cookies (3)
Lot 23
Rice Krispy Treats (3)
Lot 24
Any Other No Bake Cookie
not mentioned (Specify) (3)
Herndon Pharmacy
The Herndon Family
584-4711
175 West Main Street, Camden, TN 38320
Locally Owned
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Department D
Youth Grades 4-8
Rules: Only school age children may compete. Entries must be the work of the
exhibitor. Entries must stay on display until 1 p.m. on Sunday.
Class 1 Fashions
Lot 25
Tie-Dyed T-Shirt (on Hanger)
Lot 26
Painted T-Shirt (on Hanger)
Lot 27
Decorated T-Shirt (on
Hanger)
Lot 28
Decorated Sweatshirt (on
Hanger)
Lot 29
Any Holiday Clothing Item
(on Hanger)
Lot 30
Purse
Lot 31
Any Other clothing Item not
mentioned (Specify)
Lot 39
Any Child or Baby Item
(Specify)
Lot 40
Handmade Basket
Lot 41
Quilt Block (Any Size)
Lot 42
Lap Quilt (Any Style- Specify)
Lot 43
Any Other Class 2 Item not
mentioned (Specify)
Lot 32
Pot Holder (1)
Lot 33
Place Mat (1)
Lot 34
Needlepoint on Plastic
Lot 35
Counted Cross Stitch Picture
Lot 36
Decorated Pillow
Lot 37
Pillowcase (1)
Lot 38
Apron
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Lot 44
Ceramic Item
Lot 53
Scrapbook
Lot 45
Pine Wood Derby Car
Lot 54
Scrapbook Page
Lot 46
Handmade Jewelry (Display
on Cardboard)
Lot 55
Lego Construction Item
Lot 47
Wood Carving
Lot 56
Any Foam Craft
Lot 48
Latch Hook T/Item
Lot 57
Sand Art
Lot 49
Cross Stitch Item
Lot 58
Any Type Bookmark
Lot 50
Model Car (Display In Box)
Lot 59
Birdhouse
Lot 51
Nature Craft
Lot 60
Bird Feeder
Lot 52
Collection (Items of 10 or
more displayed in box)
Lot 61
Door Hanging
Lot 62
Any Other Hobby Craft not
mentioned (Specify)
Class 4 Culinary Cakes
Rules: ¼ cake must be entered on a 6” foil covered cardboard with plastic wrap.
Awards: 1st Place $6, 2nd Place $4, 3rd Place $3Lot 63
Coconut Cake
Lot 64
Chocolate Cake
Lot 68
Yellow Cake
Lot 65
Strawberry Cake
Lot 69
Lot 66
Banana Cake
Any Other Cake not
mentioned
Lot 67
Pound Cake
Grand Champion Cake Baker Grades 4-8
Class 5 Breads & Biscuits
Lot 70
Biscuits (4 On Plate in Ziploc Bag)
Lot 71
Muffins (Specify Flavor)
Lot 72
Corn Bread (4 on Plate in Ziploc Bag)
Lot 73
Yeast Rolls (4 on Plate in Ziploc Bag)
Lot 74
Any Other Bread not mentioned (Specify)
Best Biscuit Baker Grades 4-8
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Best Corn Bread Baker Grades 4-8
Class 6 Cookies & Candies
Rules: Five (5) Pieces on a Plate in Ziploc Bag
Lot 75
Chocolate Fudge
Lot 79
Decorated Cookie
Lot 76
Brownies
Lot 80
Sugar Cookie
Lot 77
Chocolate Chip Cookies
Lot 81
No Bake Cookies
Lot 78
Rice Krispy Treats
Lot 82
Any Other Cookie not
mentioned (Specify)
Class 7 Pies
Rules: Pies must be entered in small aluminum Pie Pans, covered on Ziploc bags. (No
Meringue)
Lot 83
Chocolate Pie
Lot 87
Fried Pies (Any Flavor)
Lot 84
Coconut Pie
Lot 88
Lot 85
Chess Pie
Any Other Pie not mentioned
(Specify)
Lot 86
Fruit Pie (Specify)
Department D
Youth Grades 9-12
Rules: Work must be done by the exhibitor. Items displayed until Sunday at 1 p.m.
Class 9 Clothing
Lot 88
Apron (on Hanger)
Lot 92
Costume (on Hanger)
Lot 89
Tie-Dyed T-Shirt (on Hanger)
Lot 93
Lot 90
Painted T-Shirt (on Hanger)
Any Holiday Clothing Item
(on Hanger)
Lot 91
Decorated T-Shirt (on
Hanger)
Lot 94
Any Baby Items
Lot 95
Any Other Items not
mentioned
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Class 10 Hobby Craft
Lot 96
Nature Crafts
Lot 97
Any Ceramic Item
Lot 98
Model (Displayed in Box)
Lot 108 Any 4-H Item
Lot 99
Handmade Jewelry (Display
on Cardboard)
Lot 110 Painting on Wood
Lot 107 Collection (Items of 10 or
more displayed in box)
Lot 109 Sand Art
Lot 100 Leather Craft
Lot 111 Stuffed Toy
Lot 101 Embroidery Item
Lot 112 Recycled Craft
Lot 102 Basket Weaving
Lot 113 Bird House
Lot 103 Scrapbook
Lot 114 Bird Feeder
Lot 104 Scrapbook Page
Lot 115 Purse or Bag
Lot 105 Wood Carving
Lot 116 Any Other Craft not
mentioned
Lot 106 Wood Construction
Class 11 Cakes
Rules: One fourth (1/4) of cake must be displayed on 6” square cardboard covered with
foil, wrapped with plastic wrap.
Lot 117 Coconut Cake
Lot 121 Pound Cake
Lot 118 Chocolate Cake
Lot 122 Yellow Cake
Lot 119 Strawberry Cake
Lot 123 Any Other Cake not
mentioned (Specify)
Lot 120 Banana Cake
Grand Champion Cake Grades 9-12
Awards: Trophy and $10.00
Class 12 Breads
Lot 124 Biscuits (4 in Ziploc Bag)
Lot 127 Any Other Breads not
mentioned (Specify)
Lot 125 Yeast Rolls (4 in Ziploc Bag)
Best Biscuit Baker
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Best Cornbread Baker
Class 13 Cookies & Candies
Rules: Cookies & candies should be placed on a small Styrofoam plate with 5 pieces of
entry, covered in Ziploc bags.
Lot 128 Peanut Brittle (5 Pieces)
Lot 133 Decorated Cookie (5 Pieces)
Lot 129 Chocolate Fudge (5 Pieces)
Lot 134 Sugar Cookies (5 Pieces)
Lot 130 Brownie (5 Pieces)
Lot 135 No Bake Cookies (5 Pieces)
Lot 131 Chocolate Chip Cookies (5
Pieces)
Lot 136 Any Other Cookies or
Candies not mentioned
(Specify)
Lot 132 Rice Krispy Treats (5 Pieces)
Class 14 Pies
Rules: Must be baked in small aluminum pie pans and placed in Ziploc bags.
Lot 137 Fried Pies (Any Flavor)
Lot 141 Chess Pie
Lot 138 Fruit Pie (Specify)
Lot 142 Any Other Pie not mentioned
(Specify)
Lot 139 Chocolate Pie (No Meringue)
Lot 140 Coconut Pie (No Meringue)
Lot 143 Pillow
Lot 147 Dishtowel
Lot 144 Pillowcase
Lot 148 Quilt
Lot 145 Place mat
Lot 149 Any Child’s Home Furnishings
Lot 146 Pot Holder
Lot 150 Any Other Item not
mentioned (Specify)
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Department D
Christmas & Holiday Decorations
Award: 1st Place $3, 2nd Place $2, 3rd Place $1
Class 16 Decorated Christmas Package
Lot 151 K-3
Lot 152 4-8
Lot 153 9-12
Class 17 Christmas tree Ornaments
Lot 154 Fabric or Yarn
Lot 155 Fusible Bead Ornament
Lot 159 Needle Point on Plastic
Lot 156 Paper Ornament
Lot 160 Wood Construction
Ornament
Lot 157 Nature Ornament
Lot 161 Any Other Ornament not
mentioned (Specify)
Lot 158 Cross Stitch Ornament
Most Original Ornament
Award: Rosette and $5.00
Department E
Ceramics
Awards:
1st
Place $3,
2nd
Place $2,
3rd
Place $1
Class 1 Pottery
Lot 1
Any Hand Modeled Pottery (Specify)
Class 2 Ceramics
Lot 2
Gloss Glaze
Lot 6
Opaque Underglaze
Lot 3
Crystal Glaze Design
Lot 7
Gold Design
Lot 4
Art Glaze
Lot 8
Chalk Design
Lot 5
One Stroke Design
Lot 9
Any Other Ceramic not
mentioned (Specify)
Best of Show Award: Rosette
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The Main Exhibit Building
Main Exhibit Building hours are daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The following
departments are displayed in the Main Exhibit Building.
Department F Adult Crafts & Hobbies
Department G Youth & Adult Art Show
Department H Adult Canning
Department I Youth Canning
General rules of the fair apply to these departments. Entries in these buildings will be
accepted all day on Monday, 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. Tuesday morning at 10 a.m. the buildings
will be closed for judging. The buildings will remained closed until judging is complete
and departments are arranged for viewing. Entries will remain on display until Sunday at
1 p.m.
Department F
Adult Crafts & Hobbies
Supervisors: Madge Hand, Judy McKay, Brea Waters, Joyce Phifer,
& Faith Crane
Class 1 Woodcraft
Lot 1
Lot 2
Lot 3
Wood burning
Scroll Work
Carving
Class 2 Stenciled Articles
Lot 6
Lot 7
Stenciled on Wood
Stenciled on Fabric
Class 3 Sweatshirts or T-Shirts
Lot 10 Painted
Lot 11 Appliqued
Class 4 Wreaths
Lot 13
Lot 14
Grapevine
Straw
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Lot 4
Lot 4 A
Lot 5
Miscellaneous Wood Crafts
Other than wood
Most Original
Lot 8
Lot 9
Stenciled on Canvas
Any Other Stencil
Lot 12
Any Other
Lot 15
Any Other
Class 5 Baskets (Must be Handmade)
Lot 16
Lot 17
Small Woven Basket (2” to 4”
width)
Large Woven Basket (8” &
over width)
Lot 18
Medium Woven Basket (5”
to 7” width)
Lot 18a Mini Woven Basket (less
than 2”)
Class 6 Tole & Other Painting
Lot 19
Lot 20
Lot 21
Glass
Tin
Stone or Tile
Class 7 Stuffed Dolls & Toys
Lot 24
Lot 25
Small Stuffed Animal
Large Stuffed Animal
Lot 22
Lot 23
Wood
Any Other
Lot 26
Lot 27
Character Doll
Novelty Doll
Class 8 Holiday Items (Not Limited to Christmas Items)
Lot 28
Lot 29
Lot 30
Lot 31
Lot 32
Lot 33
Lot 34
Candle
Tree Ornament
Tree Skirt
Apron
Centerpiece
Tablecloth
Wall Decorations
Lot 35
Lot 36
Lot 37
Lot 38
Lot 39
Lot 40
Lot 41
Door Decorations
Wreath
Stocking
Napkins (Set of 2)
Place Mats (Set of 2)
Any other not mentioned
Most Original Item
Class 9 Cards or Paper Item Crafts
Lot 42 Paper Greetings Cards
Lot 43 Collage (Must be able to
hang on Wall)
Lot 44 Any Other Paper Item
Class 11 Handmade Birdhouses or
Feeders
Lot 48
Lot 49
Birdhouses
Birdfeeders
Class 12 Most Unique Item
Lot 50 Unique
Lot 50A Recycled
Lot 45 Collections (must be a
Collection of 8 items or more)
Lot 46 Wood Collections
Lot 47 Unique Collections
Lot 47A Other
Class 13 Best of Show
Award: Rosette
Lot 51 Best of Craft Show
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Lazy Days Leather
731.220.6728 Camden, TN
www.lazydaysleather.com
lazydaysleather@gmail.com
The Vape Spot
Proud Supporter of the
150 South Forrest
Camden, TN
Becky Prince - Owner
OLD 23
rd
10030 Lick Creek Rd.
Big Sandy, TN 38221
731-593-2385
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Department G
Youth & Adult Art Show
Superintendents: Madge Hand and Judy McKay
Open to all Residents of Benton County
Please read rules as changes are made each year. Noncompliance may disqualify an
entry.
Special Rules for This Department:
1.
2.
All pictures must be framed and wired, ready to hang. No clips.
Adult entries are limited to Benton County artist 19 years of age and over as of
May 25, 2016.
3. Works must have been completed within the last two years.
4. Art work winning a ribbon in any prior Benton County Fair will be disqualified.
5. All items entered must be in the same category: Professional or Amateur.
6. No craft work.
7. No wet paintings.
8. Original work only will be accepted. Copies of magazine photographs, other arts,
prints, etc. will automatically be disqualified. Proof of originality is the
responsibility of the artist. Attach the photograph from which you have worked.
No work with copyright or licensing infringement.
9. Because of space limitation, size of work may be a consideration if over 3’ x 5’
(including frame). Check with supervisor.
10. Only the following media will be accepted:
A) Pen and ink, Pencil
D) Charcoal
B) Oil
E) Water Colors
C) Acrylic
Class 1 Landscape
Class 7 Abstract
Class 2 Seascapes
Class 8 General
Class 3 Snow Scenes
Class 9 Still Life
Class 4 Flowers
Class 10 Wildlife
Class 5 Animals
Class 11 Birds
Class 6 Portrait
Best of Show: Rosette
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Department G
Adult & Youth Photography
Adult & Youth Photography Rules:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
All contestants must be residents of Benton County at the time of entry.
All phots must be 5x7.
All photos must be mounted on 8X10 card stock, poster board, construction
paper or foam board. NO FRAMES.
All photos must include on the back the following:
a. Name
b. Address
c. Phone Number
d. Class #
The same photo will not be accepted in more than one class.
No collages.
No computer enhanced distortion. This means applying a distortion of any
kind to the photo that can be seen, unless you are entering Class 5.
All photos must have been taken by the person entering the photo.
Fair volunteers reserve the right to refuse any entry.
Youth may enter in the youth or adult division.
Youth is age 4 -17 as of the day of entry.
Adult is 18+ as of the day of entry.
Photos can be color, black and white, sepia, HDR or monochromatic.
Contestants may enter 1 photo per class.
General fair rules apply to Photography.
Photos will be judged as follows:
a. Interest and appeal
b. Excellence/technique
c. Impact/originality
People Choice Award will be voted on by public and awarded on Thursday. All
photos are automatically entered in the People’s Choice Award.
Photos entered old photo class do NOT have to be taken by the exhibitor. This
class is to show the history of Benton County’s people and/or places.
Classes:
Class 1 People
(distorted)
Class 2 Animals (pets & wildlife)
Class 6
Class 3 Nature (flowers &
insects)
Class 7 Black & White
Action/sports
Class 8 Landscapes/water
Class 4 Structure
Class 9 Macro
Class 5 Computer enhanced
Class 10 Old Photos (20+ years)
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Adult Canning
Department H
Superintendents: Jo Darby, Jennifer Lowrie
Rules:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
All exhibits must be in a clear standard pint or quart jars with new lids. No
rusty, used lids or bands will be accepted.
All jars must be sealed.
Correct headspace 1” for low acid foods vegetable & meats, ½” for high acid
foods fruits, tomatoes, pickles & relish, 1/4” for jams & jellies will be
considered in judging.
Exhibitors may enter only one jar in any lot.
All exhibitors should write their names and addresses on the label on bottom
of the jar.
All entries must be made by 7 p.m. Monday, September 26, 2016.
Class 1 Fruit (Quart or Pint)
Lot 1
Peaches
Lot 2
Pears
Lot 7
Applesauce
Lot 3
Apples
Lot 8
Baked Apples
Lot 4
Blackberries
Lot 9
Grapes
Lot 5
Cherries
Lot 6
Plums
Class 2 Vegetables
Lot 10
Tomatoes
Lot 21
Crowder Peas
Lot 11
Green Beans
Lot 22
Carrots
Lot 12
Shelly Beans
Lot 23
Beets
Lot 13
Lima Beans (Green)
Lot 24
Okra
Lot 14
Lima Beans (Colored)
Lot 25
Pumpkin
Lot 15
Creamed Corn (Yellow)
Lot 26
Corn and Peppers
Lot 16
Creamed Corn (White)
Lot 27
Peas
Lot 17
Whole Kernel Corn (White)
Lot 28
Pimento
Lot 18
Whole Kernel Corn (Yellow)
Lot 29
Irish Potatoes
Lot 19
Turnip Greens
Lot 30
Sweet Potatoes
Lot 20
Soup Mixture
Lot 31
Other
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Class 3 Meats (Pints or Quarts)
Lot 32
Class 6 Pickles or Relish
Any Meat
Lot 60
Sour Cucumber Pickles
Class 4 Preserves or Jams
Lot 61
Sweet Cucumber Pickles
Lot 33
Pear Preserves
Lot 62
Mustard Pickles
Lot 34
Cherry Preserves
Lot 63
Chunk Pickles
Lot 35
Peach Preserves
Lot 64
Bread & Butter Pickles
Lot 36
Plum Preserves
Lot 65
Dill Pickles
Lot 37
Strawberry Preserves
Lot 66
Any Other Cucumber Pickle
Lot 38
Watermelon Preserves
Lot 67
Beet Pickles
Lot 39
Muscadine Preserves
Lot 68
Peach Pickles
Lot 40
Wild Cherry Preserves
Lot 69
Tomato Pickles
Lot 41
Elderberry Jam
Lot 70
Okra Pickles
Lot 42
Blackberry Jam
Lot 71
Pepper Relish
Lot 43
Pear Butter
Lot 72
Hot Peppers
Lot 44
Apple Butter
Lot 73
Sweet Peppers
Lot 45
Marmalade
Lot 74
Chili Peppers
Lot 46
Other Preserves and Jams
Lot 75
Sauerkraut
Lot 76
Corn Relish
Class 5 Jellies
Lot 77
Tomato Catsup
Lot 47
Apple Jelly
Lot 78
Mixed Pickles
Lot 48
Blackberry Jelly
Lot 79
Salsa
Lot 49
Grape Jelly
Lot 80
Party Pickles
Lot 50
Plum Jelly
Lot 81
Any Other Relish
Lot 51
Muscadine Jelly
Lot 52
Strawberry Jelly
Class 7 Miscellaneous
Lot 53
Elderberry Jelly
Lot 54
Peach Jelly
Lot 82
Apple Juice
Lot 55
Mint Jelly
Lot 83
Grape Juice
Lot 56
Pepper Jelly
Lot 84
Tomato Juice
Lot 57
Raspberry Jelly
Lot 85
Dried Apples
Lot 58
Any Other Jelly
Lot 86
Dried Peaches
Lot 59
Mixed Jelly
Lot 87
Potted Peaches
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Class 8 Individual Canning Display
Entries in single lots are not to be included. Jars should be in box or on a tray. Judged
and display as one entry.
Lot 88
Menu Display: Meat, 2 Vegetables, Pickle & Fruit (5 Clear, Pint Jars).
Menu must be included.
Lot 89
Display: 3 Vegetables & 2 Fruits (5 Clear, Pint Jars)
Lot 90
Display: Pickles & Relishes (4 Clear, Pint Jars)
Lot 91
Display: Jellies & Preserves (4 Clear, Pint Jars)
Lot 92
Tennessee Harvest Display: A variety of 10-25 pint jars of fruits, vegetables
and pickles.
Award: 1st place, $25; 2nd place, $15; 3rd place, $12
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Youth Canning
Department I
Superintendents: Joe Darby, Jennifer Lowrie
The Championship Canning Exhibitor Awards will be given to the youth with the most
overall entries in the Canning Dept.
Rules:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Open to all youth up to 18 years of age.
All exhibits must be in a clear standard pint or quart jars with new lids. No
rusty, used lids or bands accepted.
All jars must be sealed.
Correct headspace 1” for low acid foods vegetable & meats, ½” for high acid
foods fruits, tomatoes, pickles & relish, 1/4” for jams & jellies will be
considered in judging.
Exhibitors may enter only one jar in any lot.
All exhibitors should write their names and addresses on the label on bottom
of the jar.
All entries must be made by 7 p.m. Monday, September 26, 2016.
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Class 1 Fruit
Lot 1
Apples
Class 3 Preserves & Jams
Lot 2
Applesauce
Lot 23
Apple Butter
Lot3
Baked Apples
Lot 24
Blackberry Jam
Lot 4
Blackberries
Lot 25
Peach Preserves
Lot 5
Cherries
Lot 26
Pear Preserves
Lot 6
Peaches
Lot 27
Strawberry Jam
Lot 7
Pears
Lot 28
Other Jams or Preserves
Lot 8
Plums
Lot 9
Strawberries
Class 4 Jellies
Lot 29
Apple Jelly
Class 2 Vegetables
Lot 30
Blackberry Jelly
Lot 10
Carrots
Lot 31
Grape Jelly
Lot 11
Cream Corn (Yellow)
Lot 32
Plum Jelly
Lot 12
Cream Corn (White)
Lot 33
Other Jelly
Lot 13
Beets
Lot 14
Green Beans
Lot 15
Lima Beans
Lot 34
Sour Cucumber Pickles
Lot 16
Okra
Lot 35
Sweet Cucumber Pickles
Lot 17
Peas
Lot 36
Dill Pickles
Lot 18
Crowder Peas
Lot 37
Bread & Butter Pickles
Lot 19
Soup Mixtures
Lot 38
Other Pickles
Lot 20
Irish Potatoes
Lot 39
Sauerkraut
Lot 21
Tomatoes
Lot 40
Salsa
Lot 22
Tomato Juice
Lot 41
Other Relish
Class 6 Canning Displays
Lot 42
Display: Pickles & Relishes (4 Clear, Pint Jars)
Lot 43
Display: Jellies & Preserves (4 Clear, Pint Jars)
Lot 44
Display: 3 Vegetables & 2 Fruits (5 Clear, Pint Jars)
Lot 45
Menu Display: Meat, 2 Vegetables, Pickle & Fruit (5 Clear, Pint Jars).
Menu must be included.
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Items must be entered by 8 pm on Monday, September 26.
Items may not be picked up until Sunday, October 2.
Class 1 Best Historical Benton
County Items
Class 4 Other Sliver
Lot 24
Flatware – Any
Lot 1
Adult
Lot 25
Any other – Including Sets
Lot 2
Youth
Class 5 Farm & Home
Class 2 Glass
Lot 3
Cut Glass - Any
Lot 4
Pattern Glass - Any
Lot 5
Cake Stand or Plate
Lot 6
Spoon/toothpick holder
Lot 7
Candy/pickle dish
Lot 8
Depression Glass
Lot 9
Carnival Glass
Lot 10
Art Glass
Lot 11
Set - Any
Lot 12
Colored Glass - Any
Lot 13
Clear/Crystal - Any
Class 3 China or Porcelain
Lot 14
Plate or Platter – any size
Lot 15
Bowl – Any
Lot 16
Cup & Saucer Set
Lot 17
Creamer & Sugar Set
Lot 18
Pitcher/teapot/coffee pot
Lot 19
Cup – Any
Lot 20
Place setting
Lot 21
Chocolate Set
Lot 22
Figurine
Lot 23
Any other
Lot 26
Dresser Item
Lot 27
Desk Item
Lot 28
Candle holder/stick
Lot 29
Clock or watch
Lot 30
Lamp
Lot 31
Lantern
Lot 32
Canning Jar
Lot 33
Butter dish/mold/churn
Lot 34
Kitchen item
Lot 35
Picture and/or Frame
Lot 36
Salt & Pepper shakers set
Lot 37
Stoneware & crockery
Lot 38
Enamel Ware
Lot 39
Housekeeping/laundry item
Class 6 Personal Items
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Lot 40
Jewelry & Jewelry boxes
Lot 41
Purse or compact
Lot 42
Clothing & Accessories
Lot 43
Linens & Quilts
Lot 44
Hand Fan
Lot 45
Pocket Knife
Lot 46
Shaving mug or Razor
Lot 47
Any Other
Class 7 Workshop
Lot 52
Aluminum
Lot 48
Iron
Lot 53
Wood
Lot 49
Copper
Lot 54
Leather
Lot 50
Brass
Lot 55
Hand Tool
Lot 51
Tin
Lot 56
Any Other
Class 8 General
Lot 73
Bell
Lot 57
Military Item
Lot 74
Toy
Lot 58
Sewing Related Item
Lot 75
Doll & Accessories
Lot 59
Advertising
Lot 76
Pottery
Lot 60
Tobacco related
Lot 77
Vase or Wall Pocket
Lot 61
Paper Item
Lot 78
Any Other
Lot 62
Book
Lot 63
Automobile/Tractor Related
Lot 64
Political Item
Class 10 Youth
Lot 65
Fold or Tramp Art
Lot 79
Toy
Lot 66
Railroad item
Lot 80
Doll
Lot 67
Holiday Decoration
Lot 81
Any Glass
Lot 82
China/Porcelain
Lot 83
Farm/Home
Lot 68
Matched set
Lot 84
Personal Item
Lot 69
Box
Lot 85
Workshop
Lot 70
Photo
Lot 86
General Antique
Lot 71
Bottle, Jar or Decanter
Lot 87
Any Other
Lot 72
Bank
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School Day
Friday, September 25
Students and School Staff Free
Adults $3.00
Events
10:45 a.m. Registration
Photo Scavenger Hunt
11 a.m.
Scavenger Hunt
Cup Cake Decorating
11:30 a.m.- 12:30 p.m.
Farm Yard
10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Midway open
School Day events have been planned by the
2016 Youth Fair Board
Youth Fair Board 2016
Ryan Baker
Amber Collins
Kathryn Redlund
Tori Redlund
Jacob Tims
Riley Walker
Adult Volunteers:
Morgan Allen, Rachel Baker, & Kailey Duffy
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2015 Youth Fair Board
Texting Contest
7:45 p.m.
Monday-Thursday Night
Grandstands
Sponsored by Competitive Designs
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Benton County Fair Pageants
Contestant must be a resident of Benton County
Monday, September 26
Junior Fairest of the Fair (Girls ages 9, 10, & 11)
Registration: 6:00 p.m.
Contest: 6:30 p.m.
Formal Dress
Junior Miss Fairest of the Fair (Girls ages 12, 13, 14 & 15)
Contest: 7:30 p.m.
Formal Dress
Fairest of the Fair (See next page for rules)
Contest: 8:30 p.m.
Formal Dress
Tuesday, September 27
Doll Parade (Girls ages 3, 4, & 5 with Doll)
Sponsored by Pest Stop
Contest: 6:00 p.m.
Sunday Dress
Boy with a Toy (Boys age 3, 4, & 5 with Toy)
Contest: 7:00 p.m.
Any Type Outfit
Little Miss Fairest of the Fair (Girls ages 6, 7, & 8)
Contest: 8:00 p.m.
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Formal Dress
2015 Fairest of the Fair
Hannah Summers
Fairest of the Fair
Rules:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Contestants must be a resident of Benton County
Contestants must have reached her 16th birthday, by the pageant date, but not
her 21st, by December 1, 2016.
Contestant cannot qualify if she has ever been married, had a child, committed
a felon, or if she has competed in a state contest.
Contestants must wear formal attire during judging.
Contestants will be judged on beauty, 75%; poise and personality, 25%
Must comply with all state rules, regarding state pageant
The winner or the alternate is expected to be present
at each activity during the week of the fair.
The winner shall participate in the State Fairest of the
Fair contest at the annual State Fair convention held
in January. This will be an all-expense paid trip for her
and her chaperone to Nashville.
Awards: Benton County Fairest of the Fair will receive;
an all-expense paid trip to state contest with chaperone;
trophy, crown, sash and flowers.
Second Maid Suzanna Duffey
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2015 Junior Miss Fairest of the Fair
2015 Junior Fairest of the Fair
2015 Doll Parade
2015 Boy with a Toy
2015 Little Miss Fairest of the Fair
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Baby Show
Saturday, October 1
Children who have reached age 3 or 36 months,
will be in Doll Parade or
Boy with a Toy Pageants on Tuesday night.
Registration @ 10:00 a.m.
Contest @ 10:30 a.m.
Boy, Birth to 6 months
Girl, Birth to 6 months
Boy, 7 to 12 months
Girl, 7 to 12 months
Boy, 13 to 18 months
Registration @ 11:30 a.m.
Contest @ 12:00 p.m.
Boy 25 to 30 months
The Mane Thing
165 Highway 641 North #1
Camden, TN 38320
731-584-4333
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ANTIQUE TRACTOR SHOW
Superintendents: Mark Hargis, Jimmy Allen, Barry “Buck” Carter, Mike Katrutsa
Sponsor: Cox Farms Harold & Judy Cox, Meadow View Farms
Tractor entries must be at the fairgrounds by 6:00 p.m. on Monday, September 26th.
1.
It is up to the owner to monitor their entry or entries while spectators view their tractor.
Security will be provided however throughout the night after the fair closes for the day.
2.
It is up to the owner as to the extent to allow spectators or children access to their
tractor during open hours. The Fair Association is not responsible for any unwanted
climbing on or manipulating of the entrant’s tractor that results in damage, missing or
broken parts to the tractor or equipment.
3.
Tractors entries are to be placed on static display at the direction of fair officials or the
superintendents.
4.
Tractor owners should remove ignition keys or otherwise disable their tractor so as not
to allow the tractor to be started accidently while on display and being viewed by
children or other spectators.
5.
All tractor entries will be assigned a number which will be placed on their tractor in
order for fairgoers to vote for their “Favorite Tractor” in Class 9 the favorite tractor
category. All tractors will be eligible and automatically entered into the “Favorite
Tractor” category.
6.
The tractors that receive the First, Second and Third highest number of votes in the
balloting will receive premiums in the “Favorite Tractor” category.
7.
First and Second place winners in each class will compete for Grand Champion Tractor
and Reserve Champion Tractor.
8.
Tractors may be removed on Wednesday night September 28th beginning at 8:00 p.m.
and must be removed no later than noon Thursday, September 29th.
Premiums: First Place $20.00 & Blue Ribbon, Second Place $15.00 & Red Ribbon, Third Place
$10.00 & White Ribbon. Winners of Grand Champion and Reserve Champion Tractor each receive
a trophy and Rosetta.
Classes:
1.
Restored John Deere 1960 or earlier
2.
Restored International Harvester 1960 or earlier
3.
Restored Ford 1960 or earlier
4.
Restored Allis Chalmers 1960 or earlier
5.
Restored any other tractor make 1960 or earlier
6.
Restored any make tractor 1960 thru 1980
7.
Older restoration or unrestored 1980 and prior
8.
Any make tractor and attached piece of equipment 1980 and prior
9.
People’s Choice “Favorite Tractor”
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Greased Pig Contest
Saturday Night 7 p.m.
12 Teams of 5
Must Pre-Register by September 15th
Forms can be found on line http://www.bentoncountytnfair.com/ or on Facebook
Pig Mud Run for Youth @ 7 p.m.
Patriot Realty USA LLC
60 Fox Street * Big Sandy, TN * 593-3540
213C Hwy 641 N. *Camden, TN * 584-4900
Shirley Robins * Kevin Stepp * Devona Turner * Cesi Higdon* Corky Young
Broker/Owner
Broker
Broker
Agent
Agent
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Carter Porch
Nightly Events
Bring your favorite lawn chair and enjoy some great entertainment.
Monday, September 26
6:00 p.m.
Century Farms Program
7:00 p.m.
Patsy Cline Tribute: Kristina Reed
Tuesday, September 27
6:30 p.m.
Mark Smothers
Wednesday, September 28
6:30 p.m.
Gospel Night
(Come out and listen to some great gospel music)
Thursday, September 29
10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Basket Weaving
6:30 p.m.
James (Goody) Goodwin
7:00 p.m.
TBA
7:30 p.m.
TBA
Friday, September 30
6:00 p.m.
Benton County’s Got Talent
(Come out and listen to a variety of Benton County’s local Stars)
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The 35th Annual Country Show Down
September 28
6:30 p.m. Showtime
Brought to you by: The Catfish 99.7
Magic 95.9, WFWL 1220 am
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Rabbit Fun Show
Saturday, October 1st
Registration @ 2:30 p.m.; Show @ 3:00 p.m.
Livestock Show Ring
1.
1.
2.
3.
Rules:
All exhibitors must provide their own pen or carrier.
Owners must clean up after rabbits.
Each rabbit may be entered in more than one show.
Show for Youth only age 4-18.
Categories:
Longest Eared
Lightest Bunny
Shortest Eared
Most Unusual
Heaviest Bunny
Best of Show
Awards: Ribbons will be award in each category
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Century Farm Celebration
Carter Porch
Monday, September 26, 6 p.m.
Recognizing Farm Families of Benton County who have farmed their family
land for over 100 years. Come out and help us celebrate our rich agriculture
heritage in Benton County.
Serving Benton County for over 30 years.
Proud to be supporters of the Benton County Fair
Camden 731-584-3838
CH 209
Senior Day
Free Admission for Seniors
Thursday, September 29
10:00 a.m. – 3 p.m.
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PLEASE JOIN US AT
THE BENTON COUNTY FAIR
For our annual
4-H Livestock Shows & Auctions
September 27
Goat Show 6PM
September 29
**Market Hog Show 4PM**
With Auction Following
**Country Ham Project & Auction 6:30PM**
September 30
**4-H Chick Chain Project & Sale 9:30 AM**
October 1
Rabbit Show 3 PM
**For more information on how to buy at the auction or support
the 4-H Youth Livestock Program, please contact
Benton County 4-H Program
@ 584-4601
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Advertisement Listings
Ray Smith
First Bank
City of Camden
Landmark Realty & Auction
Craig’s Pizza
TN Tractor
Stockdale-Malin
Kathy Hooten
Carroll Bank & Trust
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Johnsonville TVA Credit Union 17
Midway
17
Belisle Machine & Tool
17
Fuller Heating & Cooling
20
PSW
22
Oakdale
22
Songbird Campground
23
Carter Farm
25
Arnold Fabricating & Mach. 26
Camden Eye Care
26
Open Season
26
Goodwings
28
Country & Western
29
Family Cash Advance
33
Amanda Lambdin
33
Ivy Corner
33
Marks Building Supply
36
Volunteer Home Care
36
Mike’s Produce
36
North 40
38
State Farm
39
JC Curry Insurance
40
Tim Wirgau
44
Bill King
45
Log House Nursery
Competitive Designs
K & E Designs
Herndon Pharmacy
King Physical Therapy
Lazy Days Leather
The Vape Spot
Old 23rd
Benton County Electric Sys.
Lotus In Bloom Yoga
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Medlin Furniture & Appliance
Della’s Vendor Mall
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The Mane Thing
Ruffles & Ruffnecks
Benton Co. Farmers Co-Op
Patriot Realty
Sunshine Boutique
Joe Mahan Ford
WRJB/WFWL
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Northwest Tennessee Tourism
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PMR Eagle Building
Pest Stop
Edward Jones
The Holland Agency
Peppers
Camden Animal Clinic
Norman’s Marine Service
The Palmer Companies
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Camden Signs, Trophies & More 96
Dickson Co Equipment
The Berry Clinic
Apex Bank
Camden Chiropractic
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P.O. Box 1017, Camden, TN
584-4681
Mini Tractor Pull
Friday, September 25, 7 p.m.
Sponsored by: O’Neil Melton and Son Trucking
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2015 Fair Book - Benton County Fair

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