2019

General Premium Book

OF THE

Panhandle South Plains Fair

September 20 – September 28, 2019

Panhandle South Plains Fair P.O. Box 208

1012 Avenue A Lubbock, Texas 79408

(806) 763-2833 Telephone

(806) 744-5903 Fax

info@southplainsfair.com www.southplainsfair.com

President’s Message 2019 marks the 102

nd annual edition of the Panhandle South Plains Fair. The dates of this year’s exposition will

be September 20th-28

th with our traditional preview night for the carnival midway and the non-profit food vendors

on the 19th beginning at 6:00 pm. As President of the Board of this Association, let me be among the first to

welcome you out.

As always, there are so many things to do and see during the fair, but this year we are excited to announce the

renovations of our Livestock Complex. This complex includes all 5 barns as well as improvements to the

Livestock Pavilion. The barns themselves were built in the late 1940s and early 1950s and the time had come in

the fair’s master plan to do some upgrades to the facilities. Structurally they were sound, but we did go in and

paint the interior and exteriors, insulate the walls and ceilings, put on new roofs, upgrade the doors and windows,

and even install fans. In order to keep up with the times, we upgraded to state of the art animal pens and cattle tie

outs.

The Livestock Pavilion, home of many rodeos and dirt arena events over the years since it was constructed in

1974, has been upgraded as well with a new roof, insulated walls and ceilings, fans, new dirt and all new state of

the art rodeo equipment. We have added horse stalls along the outside f the building as well.

I invite you out to see these renovations but also the traditional roots of the fair including the Livestock

Competitions, the Women’s Building Exhibits, Crops Exhibits, Ag Mechanic displays, Creative Arts displays and

the Children’s Barnyard Building.

I would be remiss if I didn’t mention the wonderful “fair food” that you can only get once a year. Come out and

support your local non-profit organizations that serve up this wonderful food. We will also have over 200

commercial vendors selling a variety of goods and services.

Last but not least, come out and enjoy all of the entertainment the fair has to offer. Reithoffer Shows will be

returning again this year as the carnival midway provider. The look and feel of the midway has definitely been

upgraded since they have been here.

This year’s free entertainment offerings are Hypnotist Ron Diamond, Rock it the Robot, Kachunga and the

Alligator, Matt’s Family Jam, Moto Maniacs, Stilt Circus, The Chipper Experience, along with Wolves of the

World, an all-new act never before seen at the fair. The Coliseum acts will again be a variety of music genres and

will continue to be free shows.

Please make plans to come to the fair this year and continue supporting this one of a kind event designed for and

made possible by the great residents of Lubbock and the surrounding areas.

Sincerely,

Nicky Anderson

President

Panhandle-South Plains Fair Association Officers President – Nicky Anderson

Vice President – Gary Greenstreet Secretary/Treasurer – Alan Henry

Directors Robert Granfeldt Marciano Morales Ellwood Keeney, Jr. John Zwiacher

Permanent Staff General Manager – Jennifer Wallace

Coordinator, Commercial Vendors & Non-fair Events – Brianna Conner Concessions & Competitive Events – Tiffany Rowland

Maintenance – David Renz, Bobby Herring

DEPARTMENT SUPERINTENDENTS Open Crop Exhibits Vegetable Superintendent Finus Branham Crop Superintendent Jack Branham Agriscience Agricultural Superintendent TBD Mechanics Exhibits Textiles Co-Superintendents Penny Pierce

Keitha Carroll Elaine Squire Natalie Howard Crafts and Hobbies Superintendent Linda Huff Crochet, Knitting, Tatting, Weaving Co-Superintendents Pat Roberts Georgiana White Culinary Co-Superintendents Carol Ann Cromer Lupe Sanchez Gail King Darrel Shepard Shirley Squires David Alanizi Youth Co-Superintendents Melody Harrington Floyd Harrington Elyssa Harrington Fine Arts Co-Superintendents Nicky Anderson Marlene Hutton Neisha Neece Pam Lamkin China Painting Co-Superintendents Donna Nelson Laurel Austin Terri Nichols

Relics & Antiques Co-Superintendents Quata Murphree Belle Raines Creative Arts Event Superintendent Anna Montalvo

General Information For information not herein contained concerning entries in any division, write to Panhandle South Plains Fair

Association, 1012 Ave A, Lubbock, Texas 79401 or call 806-763-2833.

First Aid Station A first aid station will be maintained on the Fair Grounds at the First Aid Station located just inside Gate 2 on the

southwest side.

No Pass-Out Checks No pass-out return checks will be issued to anyone. This rule will be strictly enforced and no official or agent is

authorized to issue a return check of any type.

Admission Prices Adult, 13 and over ……………. $10.00 Youth, ages 2 through 12 ……$5.00 Kids, ages 1 and under …………Free Parking ……………………………... $5.00

The fair reserves the right to refuse admission or expel any person for any reason.

Cars are to be parked in the designated parking lots. The Fair Association is not responsible in case of loss by fire or theft.

Gate personnel will allow no person to enter the gate without presenting a pass or ticket.

Paid Admission Times Monday thru Friday ………….. 1:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday…………. 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m.

Special Notice It will be appreciated by the Fair management if visitors will report any misunderstandings with employees of the Fair, or Concessionaires to the Manager. Please do not wait until the Fair is over to make a complaint.

Special Admission Days Family Day…………..Sunday, September 22nd Kids 17 and under admitted free until 9pm

Senior Citizens Day ……………. Tuesday, September 24th All persons over 60 years of age admitted for only $5.00

Police and Security Police and/or security personnel will be on duty daily during the fair. The Fair association will not guarantee that loss of property will not occur.

General Rules and Regulations

1. The Board of Directors reserves the right to postpone or extend the date of this exposition; to make any changes in the premium list they may deem necessary for the best interest of the exposition; to interpret all rules and regulations; and to add to these rules and settle all questions and differences in regard thereto.

2. The Panhandle South Plains Fair Association reserves the right to pay printed premiums in ratio to net

earnings. The Association hopes to pay all premiums in full this year; however, as premiums and all other expenses must be paid from gate and other receipts made from the operation of the Fair itself, this condition is made to put exhibitors on due and legal notice.

3. Any person violating the general or special rules as published in this premium list will forfeit all privileges

and premiums won.

4. The Panhandle South Plains Fair Association, its officers, and its employees shall not in any way be held responsible for loss, damage or injury to articles, livestock or person, while same is on the Fairgrounds. The Fair Association will take all reasonable precautions to protect the property and exhibits on the concessionaries and exhibitors but will not be liable for, or make payment for any article, animal or property, lost, damaged or injured while on the Fairgrounds.

5. No claim or suit for injury to any person or property shall be asserted against the Panhandle South Plains

Fair Association, its officers or agents, by any person, firm or corporation, or their agent, representatives, servants or employees having permits to exhibit or occupy space on the Fairgrounds.

6. Any exhibit, stand, show or concession falsely entered shall, at the option of the Manager, be removed

from the Fairgrounds without any reason being assigned therefore and the refunding of any money paid for such space will be left to the discretion of the Board of Directors.

7. All entries shall be subject to the special rules of the department under which they are entered. In case

of conflict between general and special rules, the latter shall govern.

8. All protests shall be passed on by the Board of Directors and must be made in writing to the Manager, accompanied by an affidavit setting forth the grounds for protesting, together with a deposit fee of fifty dollars which will be forfeited if the protest is not sustained. Parties interested will be notified of the time and place for considering the protest and will be given an opportunity to submit evidence.

9. No person will be permitted to distribute advertising matter on the Fairgrounds, except from his or her

place of business or exhibit space. The tacking of any advertisements, bills, or posters other than within the space occupied by the exhibitor is strictly forbidden. Civic, religious, and fraternal organizations are invited to rent booth space under the same rules that apply to all exhibitors. Begging, soliciting, singing, or public speaking is prohibited except from the exhibitor’s space rented expressly for that purpose.

Open Crop Exhibits

Finus Branham, Co-Superintendent, Crops F Jack Branham, Co-Superintendent, Vegetable

Crops Judge: Vegetable Judge:

Total Premiums Offered - $2,265.00

SPECIAL RULES 1. This department is open to everyone and entries will be accepted on Friday, September 20th from 3:00

p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and on Saturday, September 21st from 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in the Open Crops Building. You may enter through the BROADWAY GATE with your exhibit. Exhibits not delivered to the Superintendent by this time will be barred from competition. An entry card must be completely filled out by the exhibitor including an address.

2. Each exhibitor is limited to one entry in each class and all entries must be grown in the South Plains area during the crop year.

3. In cases where there is only one exhibitor and no competition, the judge or judges shall only award premiums in accordance with the merits of the exhibit which may be first, second, third, etc.

4. In classes of numerous entries, exhibits not placing in the top three may be disposed of at the discretion of the Superintendent for reasons of space.

5. The decision as to the proper class for a particular exhibit is the responsibility of the exhibitor. The arrangement of all exhibits will be done by the Superintendent.

6. All cotton bolls must be naturally opened in the field. 7. No chemically treated seed will be accepted. 8. Samples which do not meet class specifications as listed (such as size, quantity, number, etc.) will not be

accepted.

DIVISION 1 - SOUTH PLAINS COTTON Premium money in Division 1 will be: 1st - $15.00; 2nd - $10.00; 3rd - $5.00

Cotton is the leading cash crop on the South Plains and the following classes are offered in recognition of and as a tribute to this outstanding plant. All entries must be of the type grown in the South Plains are and the variety

of cotton must be indicated on each entry card. Leaves must be stripped from all stalks. Ribbons will be given through three places in all classes.

Class No.

100 - Most Bolls per Plant, a stalk with the greatest number of bolls. Bolls must be 1” in diameter or larger. 101 - Best Commercially Adapted Stalk, a stalk with proper boll placement and adequate numbers that is judged as the best adapted for mechanical harvest. 102 - Best 20 Opened Bolls.

Open crops cont.

DIVISION 2 – GRAINS AND SEEDS (Each sample is to be one gallon)

Premium money in Division 2 thru 9 will be as follows: 1st - $6.00; 2nd - $5.00, 3rd - $4.00

Ribbons will be given through three places in all classes.

Class No. 200-Wheat 210-Cowpeas, Blackeye 220-Millet, Foxtail

201-Oats 211-Sudangrass 221-Millet, Floral

202-Barley 212- Sorghum, Sweet 222-Triticale 203-Peanuts Spanish, in shell 213-Grain Sorghum, Red 223-Corn, Yellow 204-Peanuts , Runners, In shell 214-Grain Sorghum,

White 224-Corn, White

205-Peanuts, Valencia, In shell 215-Alfalfa 225-Popcorn 206-Peanuts, Virginia, in the shell 216-Soybeans 226-Cotton seed 207-Peanuts, any other variety , in the shell 217-Rye 227-Other Seeds & Grain 208-Fieldpeas (Austrian Winter & Alaskan Fieldpea)

218-Sunflower, Oil

209-Cowpeas, (New Era, Chinese Red, Braham, Whipoorwill)

219-Sunflower, Non-oil

DIVISION 3 – SHEAF GRAINS AND SEEDS

Sheaf samples are to be at least 3 inches and not over 5 inches in diameter at center band. For seed and grain entries please remove leaves. For hay and forage entries do not remove leaves.

Class No. 300 – Wheat 301 – Oats 302 – Barley 303 – Millet, Pearl 304 – Rye 305 – Sorghum, sweet 306 – Sudangrass

307 – Clover, sweet 308 – Peanuts, Spanish (1 bunch) 309 – Peanuts, Valencia (1 bunch) 310 – Peanuts, Runners (1 bunch) 311 – Peanuts, Virginia (1 bunch) 312 – Alfalfa 313 – Soybeans

314 – Bermuda grass, bundle 315 – Other grass, bundle 316 – Field peas, any variety 317 – Triticale 318 – Haygrazer 319 – Guar

DIVISION 4 – GRAIN AND SORGHUM HEADS Each exhibit is to consist of 10 mature and dry heads displayed in a box.

Class No. 400 – Grain Sorghum, white seed coats 402 – Grain Sorghum, yellow seed coats 401 – Grain Sorghum, red seed coats

Open crops cont.

DIVISION 5 – HAY (BALED)

Baled hay must be shown in small bales, 8x10x16, and must be in cured marketable condition. Class No. 500 – Hay, Alfalfa 505 – Hay, Soybean 501 – Hay, Sorghum 506 – Hay, Sudangrass 502 – Hay, Cowpeas 507 – Hay, Bermuda grass 503 – Hay, peanut, unthreshed 508 – Hay, grass, any other kind 504 – Hay, peanut, threshed

DIVISION 6 – CORN Ten mature dry ears must be displayed in a box.

Class No. 600 – Corn, white 602 – Corn, any other variety or color 601 – Corn, yellow 603 – Popcorn, any variety

DIVISION 7 – VEGETABLES Class No.

700 – Irish Potatoes, any variety (6) 715 – Pumpkin, pie 701 – Sweet Potatoes (6) 716 – Watermelon 702 – Onions, any variety (6) 717 – Cantaloupe (3) 703 – Turnips, any variety (6) 718 – Peppers, Bell (6) 704 – Beets (6) 719 – Peppers, other variety (6) 705 – Carrots (6) 720 – Peppers, chilies any variety (6” or longer)(6) 706 – Radishes (6) 721 – Peppers, Jalapeno, red or green (6) 707 – Tomatoes, small fruited (1” or less in diameter)(6) 722 – Peppers, Pimento, red or green (6) 708 – Tomatoes, large fruited (over 1” in diameter)(6) 723 – Okra (12) 709 – Tomatoes – cherry or pear(6) 724 – Collards (3 bunches) 710 – Eggplant (3) 725 – Cucumbers, green, pickling (3) 711 – Summer Squash (3) 726 – Cucumbers, green, slicing (3) 712 – Winter Squash (1) 727 – Beans, green (12) 713 – Curshaw 728 – Beans, any variety, dry gallon 714 – Pumpkin, field 729 – Peas, green, edible, (purple hull, blackeye, crowder,

cream, etc.)(12) 730 – Any other vegetable not listed

DIVISION 8 – FRUIT AND NUTS Class No. 800 – Apples (6) 803 – Grapes (bunch) 801 – Pears (6) 804 – Pecan Cluster 802 – Peaches (6)

Open crops cont.

DIVISION 9 – MISCELLANEOUS CROPS Class No. 900 – Sunflower, oil type (3 heads) 901 – Sunflower, confectionery (3 heads) 902 – Gourds, ornamental 903 – Pumpkin, ornamental 904 – Largest or most unusual crop or vegetable – may or may not be commercial crop – may be grown for ornamental purposes

GIANT WATERMELON & PUMPKIN CONTEST Entries will be entered in and subject to the same special rules of the Open Crop exhibits.

If you think you have grown the largest Watermelon or Pumpkin in the Panhandle South Plains Area of Texas or Eastern New Mexico, bring it to the Fair and we will weigh it in.

Weight minimum for the giant watermelon is 70 lbs. The following premiums will be paid by check for the heaviest Watermelon and Pumpkin.

This will be a terminal show. All entries will become property of the South Plains Fair. Watermelon Pumpkin 1st – $150 1st – $150 2nd – $100 2nd – $100 3rd – $50 3rd – $50

AGRISCIENCE AGRICULTURAL MECHANICS EXHIBITS

TBD, Superintendent Judge: TBD

Total Premiums Offered - $2,775.00 SPECIAL RULES

Entry deadline: Saturday, September 21st , 11:00 a.m. Judging will begin at noon on Saturday, September 21st

1. All entries and awards in this department shall be subject to the General Rules and Regulations as

published in the front of this catalog. 2. Projects will be entered in the Trade Mart Building on Friday, September 20th from 3:00 p.m. to

5:00 p.m. and on Saturday, September 21st, from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Entry fee is: $10.00 per exhibit.

3. Exhibits will be accepted by the Superintendent from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Friday, September 20thand from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. on Saturday September 21st. Late entries after 11:00 a.m. will not be accepted. All exhibits must remain in place until 10:00 p.m. on Saturday, September 28th, and should be removed by noon on Sunday, September 29th.

4. Articles entered for exhibition must be the work of students enrolled (at the time of construction) in agriscience classes in high schools that are approved by TEA.

5. Projects determined to be “Arts and Crafts” are not eligible in this department and must be entered in other appropriate departments of the fair.

6. The exhibits must have been constructed during the 2018-2019 school term or the beginning of the 2019-2020 term.

7. Each school can be limited to three exhibits in each Division. Limitations will be at the discretion of the Superintendent.

8. Exhibitors will be assigned space inside the Trade Mart Building. 9. It will be the responsibility of the FFA Chapter to place signs on each of their exhibits showing: (1)

Students(s) name; (2) FFA Chapter; and (3) Name of item. Signs for the inside exhibits should be on the approved FFA exhibit card. All signs will be covered during judging.

10. The Panhandle South Plains Fair Association will not be responsible for fire, theft, vandalism, or any destruction of property.

11. Absolutely no propane is allowed in the building. 12. The Panhandle South Plains Fair Association reserves the right to refuse any exhibit.

PREMIUM SCALE

The following will be considered in judging the exhibits: (1) quality of workmanship; (2) accuracy; (3) skills displayed; (4) practicability; (5) design and (6) finish

Prize money will be awarded in the following divisions:

LIVESTOCK & FARM GENERAL SHOP EQUIPMENT PROJECTS

LARGE SMALL LARGE SMALL 1st – $100 1st – $75 1st – $75 1st – $60 2nd – $75 2nd – $60 2nd – $60 2nd – $50 3rd – $60 3rd – $50 3rd – $50 3rd – $40 4th – $50 4th – $40 4th – $40 4th – $30

Ag. Mechanics Cont’d

RECREATIONAL AND HOME CONVENIENCE

FINISHED WOOD PROJECTS

LARGE SMALL LARGE SMALL 1st – $75 1st – $60 1st – $75 1st – $50 2nd – $60 2nd – $50 2nd – $60 2nd – $40 3rd – $50 3rd – $40 3rd – $50 3rd – $30 4th – $40 4th – $30 4th – $40 4th – $20

TRAILERS

LARGE SMALL 1st – $100 1st – $75 2nd – $75 2nd – $60 3rd – $60 3rd – $50 4th – $50 4th – $40

At approximately 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, September 21st , awards will be presented to winners in

the above classes.

Rosettes will be awarded thru 4th place and SPF Plaques will be presented as listed below.

Best Over-All Large Metal Project $50.00 premium check award to Exhibitor

Plaque to Chapter

Best Over-All Small Metal Project $40.00 premium check award to Exhibitor

Plaque to Chapter

Best Over-All Finished Wood Project $40.00 premium check award to Exhibitor

Plaque to Chapter

Ten additional $20.00 premiums, ten additional $15.00 premiums, and ten additional $10.00 premiums will be awarded among the five divisions according to individual merit of the projects.

The five divisions will be divided into Large and Small categories by the superintendents before

judging begins.

Any class, either small or large, with 3 or fewer projects may be combined with an appropriate class as determined by the superintendents.

WOMEN’S DEPARTMENT

SUPERINTENDENTS

Keitha Carroll Melody Harrington

Natalie Howard Floyd Harrington

Elaine Squire Elyssa Harrington

Penny Pierce Nicky Anderson

Linda Huff Marlene Hutton

Pat Roberts Neisha Neece

Georgina White Pam Lamkin

Carol Ann Cromer Donna Nelson

Lupe Sanchez Laurel Austin

Gail King Terri Nichols

Darrel Shepard Quata Murphree

Shirley Squires Belle Raines

David Alanizi

WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO VISIT WWW.SOUTHPLAINSFAIR.COM TO PRINT OUT A WOMEN’S ENTRY SHEET AND FILL OUT YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION EARLY!

Rosettes for Best of Show will be awarded in each department in divisions to be designated by the Superintendent.

These awards are given at the discretion of the judges for entries which illustrate outstanding merit.

GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. All entries in this department will be subject to the General Rules and Regulations as published in this catalog for

each particular Department. PLEASE READ! 2. The superintendents of each department in charge of entries reserve the right to accept or reject entries,

depending on the condition and the suitability for exhibit. 3. NOTE ENTRY TIMES. A schedule of entry times is listed under each department. NO SHIPPED-IN EXHIBITS WILL

BE ACCEPTED. 4. NO ENTRY FEES IN ANY DEPARTMENT. 5. Any exhibit that has been awarded a premium in this Fair in any previous year is not eligible to re-enter that

exhibit in the current year’s Fair. 6. No soiled articles will be accepted. 7. All exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor only and made within the last three years, except where

otherwise noted in individual department rules. 8. An exhibitor may enter only one article per class number. 9. Premiums shall be awarded in accordance with the merits of the article exhibited. 10. Judges and Fair Officials will not be permitted to enter exhibits in the department which they judge or work. 11. Professional work will be accepted in the ceramic and dolls divisions of Craft and Hobbies and in the Culinary

department. You are considered a Professional if you teach or have taught for a fee, lecture or have lectured for a fee. At time of entry, exhibitor is to designate “Professional Department”.

12. PICK-UP ARTICLES: Exhibitors must present their duplicate entry ticket to retrieve their articles between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. on Monday, September 30th Perishable items will be discarded immediately. Any nonperishable exhibit not picked up by 6:00 p.m. will be available for pick-up at the Fair office, at 1012 Ave A, Lubbock, Texas, beginning Wednesday, October 2nd at 10:00 a.m. These items will be held in the Fair office for 60 days, after which time, they will be discarded. The Fair’s office hours are Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to Noon and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Perishable items will be discarded immediately.

13. No article entered for exhibit in any division of the Women’s Department may be removed prior to 9:00 a.m. on Monday, September 30th without the specific consent of the Superintendent.

14. To the Extension Homemakers or Young Homemakers Club whose members win the greatest number of points on individual exhibits, the following prizes will be given: First - $60.00; Second - $40.00; Third - $30.00. The points will be counted as follows: Blue ribbon-3; Red ribbon-2; White ribbon-1.

15. To the Extension Homemakers or Young Homemakers Club members winning the greatest number of points, the following prizes will be given: First - $15.00; Second - $13.00; Third - $11.00.

16. Contestants under #14 and #15 must be members of Extension Homemakers Clubs working under the supervision of an Extension Agent, or members of Young Homemakers Club of Texas working under the supervision of a Consultant of Home Making Education.

17. Entrants are encouraged to provide address labels to speed up the entry process.

GUIDELINES FOR JUDGES

1. Judges may not work as a volunteer to accept exhibits. 2. Judges are not to be informed of any exhibitor’s name. 3. Judges will judge amateurs and professionals in separate departments. 4. A judge may not have an exhibit as an amateur/professional in the Department in which they are

judging. A judge may have an exhibit in a Department in which they are NOT judging. 5. If a judge believes that they recognize the work of an exhibitor, the judge is to evaluate impartially

and fairly. 6. If a judge is given a soiled item, the judge should contact the superintendent/assistant

superintendent to inquire about the condition of the item at time of entry, as no soiled items will be accepted.

7. Judges are to contact superintendent/assistant superintendent if exhibit appears to be in the wrong class. The superintendent will verify the class written on entry ticket.

8. Judges are to evaluate each exhibit in each class on quality of workmanship, originality, use of color, etc.

9. Judges may award 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or Honorable Mention ribbons in each class. It is not required that ribbons be awarded if judges feel that entries do not merit award.

10. Rosettes for Best of Show are to be awarded in each department’s division to be designated by the judges. These awards are to be given at the discretion of the judges for entries which illustrate outstanding merit.

11. Judges are not to discuss the exhibit with assisting volunteer workers. 12. A judge may disqualify themselves for any reason.

Textiles

(L-R bottom row) Natalie Howard, Keitha Carroll, (middle row )Tommie Adams, Francis Waters, Elaine Squire, Renee Fowler, Tresa West, Gilda Rinehart, Karen Romine (top

row L-R) Sherrie Patterson, Deann Seaton, Penny Peirce, Kim Kelsey.

Culinary

(L-R) Gail King, Lupe Sanchez, Jennifer Alaniz, Carol Ann Cromer, and Shirley Squires.

Fine Arts

(L-R) Front Row) June Bills, Sue Standford, Pam Lampkin, and Pam Davis. (L-R Back Row) Sandra Carter, Janie Harns, Nicky Anderson and Neisha Neece.

Relics & Antiques

(Front Row L-R),Sherri Adock, Kiki Wilcox, Tammy Predis, Carla Moore, Debbie Kemp, Claire Seale, Dorene Delany, Pam Copeland, Mary Ann Baker, Jerry Shelton (Back Row L-R) Debra Dunn, Susan Shelton, Quata Murphree, Julie Laughlin, Pam Moore, Martha McDaniel, Jan

Penelton, Dixie Barron, Mary Ann Bridges, Cathy Galey, Steve Hamilton

Crafts & Hobbies

(L-R) Skip Crawford, Linda Crawford, and Pat Crimmins.

Youth

Melody Harrington

China Painting

(L-R) Terri Nichols, Donna Rasco, and Lissa Edwards.

Crochet, Knitting, Tatting & Weaving

(L-R) Norma Favors, Linda Nowell, Juanice Standifer, Nancy Rigg, and Georgiana White.

TEXTILES Keitha Carroll, Co-Superintendent

Natalie Howard, Co-Superintendent Elaine Squire, Co-Superintendent Penny Pierce, Co-Superintendent

Total Premiums Offered - $2496.00

SPECIAL RULES 1. ENTRY TIMES: Tuesday, September 17th, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; Wednesday, September 18th , 9:00

a.m. to 12:00 p.m. 2. All Rules and Regulations of the Women’s Department apply. All Exhibits must be made by the

exhibitor unless specified in the class description. 3. No framed item larger than 528 square inches (example 22x24) including frame will be accepted.

DIVISION 37 – EMBROIDERY

Premiums offered in each class 1st - $8.00; 2nd - $6.00; 3rd - $5.00

Class No. 3700 – My First Embroidery Project 3705 – Hand Appliqué, Any Item 3701 – Linens-Dresser Scarf, Pillow Cases, Table Cloth, Tea Towel 3706 – Machine applique’, Any Item 3702 – Picture, Framed Any Size 3707 – Crewel Work, Any Item 3703 – Pillow 3708 – Machine Embroidery, Any Item of Merit 3704 – Any Item, Original Design 3709 – Hand Embroidery, Any Item of Merit

DIVISION 38 – HARDANGER, PULLED/DRAWN THREAD, CUTWORK, & NEEDLE WEAVING

Premiums offered in each class 1st - $8.00; 2nd - $6.00; 3rd - $5.00

Class No. 3800 – My First Hardanger Project 3803 – Any Item, Original Design 3801 – Picture, Framed Any Size 3804 – Any Item, Kit or Pattern 3802 – Pillow 3805 – Any Other Item of Merit

DIVISION 39 – COUNTED CROSS STITCH

Premiums offered in each class 1st - $8.00; 2nd - $6.00; 3rd - $5.00

Class No. 3900 – My First Cross Stitch Project 3905 – Any Item Original Design on Aida 3901 – Linens-Dresser Scarf, Pillow Cases, Table Cloth, Tea Towel, and Pillow 3906 – Ornament/Small Item (Less than 64 sq. in.) 3902 – Picture, Framed (Up to 6”x6” or 36 sq. in.) 3907 – Any Item, Original Design on Linen 3903 – Picture, Framed (Up to 14”x16” or 224 sq. in.) 3908 – Stamped, Any Item 3904 – Picture, Framed (Up to 22”x24” or 528 sq. in.) 3909 – Any Other Item of Merit

DIVISION 40 – NEEDLEPOINT Premiums offered in each class

1st - $9.00; 2nd - $7.00; 3rd - $5.00 Class No. 4000 – My First Needlepoint Project 4005 – Christmas Stocking 4001 – Picture, Framed (Up to 8”x8” or 64 sq. in.) 4006 – Ornament/Small Item 4002 – Picture, Framed (Up to 14”x16” or 224 sq. in.) 4007 – Wearable Item (Includes Purse, Shoe, Vest) 4003 – Picture, Framed (Up to 22”x24” or 528 sq. in.) 4008 – Any Item, Original Design 4004 – Pillow 4009 – Any Other Item of Merit

Textiles Cont’d

DIVISION 41 – HOOKED RUGS, HOOKED TAPESTRY, & LATCH HOOK Premiums offered in each class

1st - $8.00; 2nd - $6.00; 3rd - $5.00 Class No. 4100 – Hooked Rug, Small (Up to 18”x18” or 324 sq. in.) 4103 – Latched Hook, Any Item of Merit 4101 – Hooked Rug, Large (Up to 36”x48” or 1728 sq. in.) 4104 – Any Other Item of Merit 4102 – Pillow

DIVISION 42 – CHILDREN’S CLOTHING

Premiums offered in each class 1st - $8.00; 2nd - $6.00; 3rd - $5.00

Class No. 4200 – Infant Casual 4206 – Playwear, Child 4201 – Infant Dressy/Heirloom 4207 – Suit w/Pants, Shorts or Skirt 4202 – Dress/Jumper, Child 4208 – Costume 4203 – Dress, Child-Dressy/Heirloom 4209 – Any Smocked Item 4204 – Pants, Shorts or Skirt, Child 4210 – Hat 4205 – Shirt/Blouse, Child 4211 – Any Other Item of Merit

Premiums offered in each class

1st - $10.00; 2nd - $8.00; 3rd - $6.00 Class No. 4212 – Coat or Jacket 4214 – Formal Dress 4213 – Christening Dress/Suit

DIVISION 43 – MEN’S CLOTHING Premiums offered in each class

1st - $8.00; 2nd - $6.00; 3rd - $5.00 Class No. 4300 – Slacks 4302 – Any Other Item of Merit 4301 – Shirt

DIVISION 44 – WOMEN’S CLOTHING

Premiums offered in each class 1st - $8.00; 2nd - $6.00; 3rd - $5.00

Class No. 4400 – Blouse (Any Style) 4406 – Garment-Embellished 4401 – Slacks or Shorts 4407 – Purse 4402 – Skirt 4408 – Lingerie or Sleepwear 4403 – Dress-Casual; 1 or 2 piece 4409 – Sweat Suits 4404 – Dress-Dressy 4410 – Any Item of Merit 4405 – Jumper/Vest

Textiles Cont’d Premiums offered in each class

1st - $12.00; 2nd - $10.00; 3rd - $7.00 Class No. 4411 – Suit w/Pants or Skirt 4414 – Wedding Gown/Veil 4412 – Jacket or Coat 4415 – Wearable Art 4413 – Dress-Formal; Any Length

DIVISION 45 – OTHER SEWING Premiums offered in each class

1st - $8.00; 2nd - $6.00; 3rd - $5.00 Class No. 4500 – My First Sewing Project 4503 – Household Accessory 4501 – Apron 4504 – Any Item of Merit 4502 – Pillow

DIVISION 46 – QUILTING Premiums offered in each class

*Quilt Top must be made by a non-professional exhibitor. (See General Rules; 2nd individual group quilting by machine or hand). See class description.

1st - $15.00; 2nd - $10.00; 3rd - $6.00 Class No. 4600 – My First Quilting Project (pieced, appliqué, or mixed and quilted by exhibitor) 4601- My First Quilting Project (pieced, applique, or mixed and quilted by 2nd exhibitor) 4602 – Pillow 4603 – Crib/Juvenile Quilt (quilted by individual) 4604 – Crib/Juvenile Quilt (quilted by 2nd individual) 4605 – Wall Quilt (Total of sides not greater than 200 inches – Exhibitor Only) 4606 – Wall Quilt (Total of sides not greater than 200 inches – Exhibitor and 2nd individual) 4607 – Miniature Quilt (Total of sides not greater than 100 inches – Exhibitor Only) 4608 – Full, Queen, King Pieced Quilt, (Machine Quilted by Exhibitor) 4609 – Full, Queen, King Pieced Quilt (Machine quilted by 2nd individual) 4610 – Lap, Twin, Pieced Quilt (machine quilted by exhibitor) 4611 – Lap, Twin, Pieced Quilt (machine quilted by 2nd individual) 4612 – Hand Appliqué ( quilted by exhibitor) 4613 – Hand Appliqué ( quilted by 2nd individual) 4614 – Applique’ (Machine quilted by exhibitor) 4615-Applique’ (Machine quilted by 2nd individual or group) 4616-Hand Embroidery (Quilted by exhibitor) 4617 – Hand Embroidery (Quilted by 2nd individual) 4618 – Machine Embroidery (Quilted by exhibitor) 4619 – Machine Embroidery (Quilted by 2nd individual) 4620 – Quilting Accessories (Pillow, Purses, etc) 4621 – Holiday Quilt 4622 – Pieced (Hand Quilted by Exhibitor) 4623 – Pieced (Hand Quilted by 2nd Individual) 4624 – Crazy, Yoyo Quilts 4625 – Tied Quilts 4626 – Embellished 4627 – Whole Cloth 4628-Other Quilts of Merit 4629- Vintage Quilt

CRAFTS AND HOBBIES Linda Huff, Superintendent

Skip Crawford, Assistant Superintendent Tammy Wilking, Assistant Superintendent

Total Premiums Offered - $3980.00

SPECIAL RULES

1. ENTRY TIMES: Tuesday, September 17th, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Wednesday, September 18th, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

2. All Rules and Regulations of the Women’s Department apply. 3. Items too large for showcases will not be accepted. Note-some categories have size limitations. 4. Anyone that SELLS their work product or TEACHES their craft may only enter in professional

categories. Ceramics and Dolls have professional categories.

Premiums offered in each class in all divisions, unless specified otherwise: 1st - $9.00; 2nd - $6.00; 3rd - $5.00

DIVISION 50 – HOLIDAY PARADE

Class No. 5000 – Christmas Tree Skirt 5011 – Holiday Other, Wreath 5001 – Christmas Stocking 5012 – Holiday Other, Table Decoration 5002 – Christmas Wreath 5013 – Holiday Other, Door or Wall (No Wreaths) 5003 – Christmas Table Decoration 5014 – Holiday Other, Plastic Canvas 5004 – Christmas Door or Wall (No Wreaths) 5015 – Holiday Other, Decorated Clothing; No Costumes, One Item Only 5005 – Christmas Tree Ornament 5016 – Holiday Other, Table Covering 5006 – Christmas Plastic Canvas 5017 – Holiday Other, Pillow-Small

5007 – Christmas Decorated Clothing; No Costumes, One Item 5018 – Holiday Other, Any Item of Merit, Not Listed Above 5008 – Christmas Table Covering 5009 – Christmas Pillow-Small 5010 – Christmas, Any Item of Merit Not Listed Above

DIVISION 51 – WOODS Class No.

5100 – Turned Wood Article 5104 – Scroll Work Article 5101 – Wood Carving 5105 – Intarsia 5102 – Wood Burning 5106 – Small Item, Not Listed 5103 – Wood Construction

DIVISION 52 – TOYS Class No.

5200 – Cloth Animal 5204 – Plastic 5201 – Cloth Book 5205 – Wood 5202 – Cloth Doll 5206 – Small Toy, Not Listed Above 5203 – Metal

Crafts & Hobbies Cont’d

DIVISION 53 – MISCELLANEOUS Class No. 5300 – Basket, Handmade 5307 – Lapidary 5314 – Recycled Materials 5301 – Basket, Decorated 5308 – Leatherwork 5315 – Scrapbook (One Pg.) 5302 – Beads, Non-Jewelry 5309 – Metal 5316 – Scrapbook (Double Pg.) 5303 – Clocks (No floor standing) 5310 – Models 5317 – School Motif 5304 – Decorated Album (Outside only) 5311 – Paper Craft (No quilling) 5318 – Pottery 5305 – Gourds (No painting on) 5312 – Plastic Canvas (No Holiday) 5319 – Wreath (No Holiday) 5306 – Handbag 5313 – Quilling 5320 – Any Craft, Not Listed Above

DIVISION 54 – TEXTILE CRAFT

Class No. 5400 – Decorated-Clothing 5403 – Textile Painting, Other 5401 – Decorated-Other 5404 – Quilted Item, Small 5402 – Textile Painting, Clothing

DIVISION 55 – CRAFT PAINTING

No Textile Painting Class No. 5500 – Painting On Glass 5503 – Painting On Wood 5501 – Painting On Gourds 5504 – Painting, Other 5502 – Painting On Metal

DIVISION 56 – CERAMICS No Item Over 20” in Height

Class No. 5600 – Overglaze, China Paint On Ceramics 5608 – Translucent 5601 – Overglaze, Metallic (Gold, Copper, Silver) 5609 – Dry Brush Technique up to 20” in Height 5602 – Other Seasonal Piece (non-christmas) 5610 – Dry Brush Technique up to 6” in Height 5603 – Glazed Pieces 5611 – Acrylic Painting 5604 – Underglaze 5612 – Christmas Article, Porcelain or Ceramic, small 5605 – Glaze Blending (Combo of Two or More Glazes) 5613 – Raku Firing (elements, horse hair etc) 5606 – Stained, Any Article 5614 – Other Small Item of Merit, Not Listed Above 5607 – Sgraffito/Incising

DIVISION 57 – CERAMICS, SKILLED SECTION

No Item Over 20” in Height This section is for teachers and over-all proficient painters

Class No. 5700 – Dry Brush Technique up to 6” in Height 5707 – Sgraffito/Incising 5701 – Dry Brush Technique up to 20” in Height 5708 – Translucent 5702 – Glazed Pieces 5709 – Underglaze 5703 – Glazed Combination Pieces 5710 – Raku Firing (elements, horse hair etc.) 5704 – Overglaze, Lustre or Metallic 5711 – Christmas Article, Porcelain or Ceramic; Small 5705 – other Seasonal Pierce (non Christmas) 5712 – Other Small Item of Merit Not Listed 5706 – Stained, Any Article

Crafts & Hobbies Cont’d DIVISION 58 – DOLLS

Non-professional; Must be the work of the Exhibitor Entries Limited to 26”

Class No. 5800 – Baby Doll 5809 – Doll Cloth Under 20” 5801 – Baby Doll, Cloth 5810 – Doll Under 26” 5802 – Character Doll 5811 – Doll Cloth Under 26” 5803 – Character Doll, Cloth 5812 – Doll Miniature Under 6” 5804 – Doll, Dressed by Exhibitor (No Crochet) 5813 – Doll Cloth Miniature Under 6” 5805 – Doll, Dressed By Exhibitor (Crochet Only) 5814 – Doll Made From Kit & Dressed by Exhibitor, Any Material 5806 – Doll, Made & Dressed By Exhibitor 5815 – Doll, Sculpted By Exhibitor 5807 – Doll Cloth, Made & Dressed by Exhibitor 5816 – Doll, Other 5808 – Doll Under 20”

DIVISION 59 – DOLLS, SKILLED SECTION This section is for teachers and over-all proficient doll makers.

Refer to Women’s Department Rule 11. Entries Limited to 26”

Class No. 5900 – Doll, Baby 5905 – Doll, Cloth Under 20” 5901 – Doll, Baby, Cloth 5906 – Doll, Under 26” 5902 – Doll, Miniature Under 6” 5907 – Doll, Cloth Under 26” 5903 – Doll, Cloth Miniature Under 6” 5908 – Doll, Sculpted By Exhibitor 5904 – Doll, Under 20” 5909 – Doll, Other

DIVISION 60 – JEWELRY Class No. 6000 – Belt Buckle 6004 – Necklace 6001 – Bolo 6005 – Ear Rings 6002 – Bracelet 6006 – Rings 6003 – Brooch

DIVISION 61 – GOLDEN AGE 65 Years of Age or Older

Class No. 6100 – Animal, Not Toy 6110 – Flower, One Stem 6120 – Plastic Canvas 6101 – Apron 6111 – Holiday, Other Decoration 6121 – Quilted Item, Small 6102 – Basket, Made or decorated

6112 – Hot Pad 6122 – Recycle

6103 – Beads 6113 – Kitchen Item, Small 6123 – Rock Art 6104 – Ceramic, Small Item 6114 – Leather Craft 6124 – Textile 6105 – Clothing, Decorated 6115 – Metal Craft 6125 – Toy 6106 – Christmas Decoration 6116 – Paper Craft 6126 – Wood Craft 6107 – Christmas Stocking 6117 – Plaster, Painted 6127 – Any Craft Not Listed 6108 – Doll, Dressed 6118 – Pillow, Small 6109 – Doll, Made & Dressed 6119 – Place Mat or Tablecloth

Crafts & Hobbies Cont’d

DIVISION 62 – NURSING HOME/ASSISTED LIVING RESIDENTS Class No. 6200 – Animal, Not Toy 6209 – Flower, One Stem 6218 – Pillow, Small 6201 – Apron 6210 – Hat 6219 – Plaster Painted Small 6202 – Basket, Made or Decorated 6211 – Holiday Decoration, Small 6220 – Recycle 6203 – Beads 6212 – Hot Pad 6221 – Rock Art 6204 – Canvas, Painting Small 6213 – Kitchen Item or Decoration 6222 – Textile 6205 – Ceramic, Small Item 6214 – Knitting 6223 – Toy 6206 – Christmas Decoration 6215 – Leather Craft 6224 – Wood Craft 6207 – Christmas Stocking 6216 – Metal Craft 6225 – Other Small Item Not Listed 6208 – Crochet (No Large Items) 6217 – Paper Craft

DIVISION 63 – DISABILITY

No Nursing Home Class No. 6300 – Christmas Tree Decoration 6309 – Painting, Wood, Glass, Metal 6301 – Any Holiday Table Decoration Cloth 6310 – Paper Craft 6302 – Any Holiday Wall/Door Decoration 6311 – Pillow, Small 6303 – Any Holiday Clothing Decorated 6312 – Plastic Canvas 6304 – Any Holiday, Any Item of Merit Not Listed Above 6313 – Recycle Item 6305 – Basket, Made or Decorated 6314 – Wood Item 6306 – Crochet, No Large Items 6315 – Ceramics, Dry Brush 6307 – Leather Craft 6316 – Ceramics, Stained 6308 – Oil Painting (11”x18” or Smaller) 6317 – Ceramics, Any Other 6318 – Any Craft Not Listed Above

CROCHET-KNITTING-TATTING-WEAVING Pat Roberts, Co- Superintendent

Georgiana White, Co- Superintendent

Total Premiums Offered - $2,314.00 SPECIAL RULES

1. ENTRY TIMES: Tuesday, September 17th, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Wednesday, September 18th, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

2. For information, carefully read Rules and Regulations of Women’s Department. 3. All Entries must be blocked and threads tied. 4. Soiled or worn items are not acceptable. 5. Framed items will not be accepted. 6. Articles too large for display cases will be refused. 7. See General Rules 12 and 13 under Women’s Department for article redemption time.

DIVISION 65 – CROCHET

Class No. 1st 2nd 3rd 6500 – Baby Booties $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 6501 – Baby Cap $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 6502 – Baby Sweater $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 6503 – Baby Wrap $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 6504 – Baby Set (Cap, booties, & sweater) $11.00 $9.00 $8.00 6505 – Crochet trimmed items (handkerchiefs, pillow cases, and luncheon cloths) $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 6506 – Place Mat $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 6507 – Household decorative item – bathroom $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 6508 – Household decorative item – bedroom $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 6509 – Household decorative item – kitchen $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 6510 – Pot Holder $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 6511 – Doily, under 14” $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 6512 – Edging and Insertions – Not Attached $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 6513 – Fashion accessories and collars $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 6514 – Cape, stole, poncho, vest or sweater $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 6515 – Centerpiece, 14” or over $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 6516 – House shoes or slippers $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 6517 – Stuffed animal $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 6518 – Sweater, Child’s $10.00 $9.00 $8.00 6519 – Baskets $11.00 $9.00 $8.00 6520 – Doll, under 14” $11.00 $9.00 $8.00 6521 – Dress, any size $11.00 $9.00 $8.00 6522 – Pillow $11.00 $9.00 $8.00 6523 – Afghan, Regular Stitch $20.00 $14.00 $12.00 6524 – Afghan, Afghan Stitch $20.00 $14.00 $12.00 6525 – Afghan, Lap (not over 48”x36”) $14.00 $10.00 $9.00 6526 – Bedspread $20.00 $14.00 $12.00 6527 – Tablecloth $14.00 $10.00 $9.00 6528 – Any item of merit not listed above $10.00 $8.00 $7.00

Crochet, Knitting, Tatting, Weaving Cont’d

DIVISION 66 – KNITTING No Machine Knitting Permitted

Class No. 1st 2nd 3rd 6600 – Baby Booties $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 6601 – Baby Cap $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 6602 – Baby Set (cap, booties & sweater) $11.00 $9.00 $8.00 6603 – Baby Blanket $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 6604 – Baby Sweater $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 6605 – Child’s Cap $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 6606 – Child’s Sweater or Coat $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 6607 – Scarf $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 6608 – Poncho, Cape, Stole or Shawl $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 6609 – Slippers, House Shoes, or Socks $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 6610 – Vest $9.00 $8.00 $7.00 6611 – Dress, Child’s $11.00 $9.00 $8.00 6612 – Household Accessory $11.00 $9.00 $8.00 6613 – Sweater, Sleeveless or Shell $10.00 $9.00 $8.00 6614 – Sweater, Pullover, Cardigan-Adult $11.00 $10.00 $9.00 6615 – Dress, Adult $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 6616 – Afghan $20.00 $14.00 $12.00 6617 – Coat, Adult $13.00 $11.00 $10.00 6618 – Any item of merit not listed $10.00 $8.00 $7.00

DIVISION 67 – TATTING Class No. 1st 2nd 3rd 6700 – Handkerchief $6.00 $5.00 $4.00 6701 – Book Marker $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 6702 – Christmas Decoration $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 6703 – Unattached Specimen (not under 6”) $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 6704 – Centerpiece, under 14” $9.00 $7.00 $6.00 6705 – Household accessory (tablecloth, bedspread, pillow, afghan, etc.) $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 6706 – Any item of merit not listed $8.00 $6.00 $5.00

DIVISION 68 – HAND WEAVING

Class No. 1st 2nd 3rd 6800 – Any item of merit $14.00 $12.00 $10.00

DIVISION 69 – GOLDEN AGE (Competitors in this class must have been 65 years or older when the article was made)

Class No. 1st 2nd 3rd 6900 – Baby Booties $8.00 $7.00 $6.00 6901 – Baby Sweater (knit) $9.00 $7.00 $6.00 6902 – Baby Sweater (Crochet) $9.00 $7.00 $6.00 6903 – Baby Set (cap, booties and sweater) $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 6904 – Baby Wrap or Blanket (knit) $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 6905 – Baby Wrap or Blanket (Crochet) $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 6906 – Baby Quilt $10.00 $8.00 $7.00

Crochet, Knitting, Tatting, Weaving Cont’d

Class No. 1st 2nd 3rd 6907 – Pot Holders or other kitchen items (knit or crochet) $8.00 $7.00 $6.00 6908 – Tea Towel $8.00 $7.00 $6.00 6909 – Christmas Item (knit or crochet) $9.00 $7.00 $6.00 6910 – Doily, under 14” $9.00 $7.00 $6.00 6911 – Fashion Accessory or Collar $9.00 $7.00 $6.00 6912 – Pillow (knit or crochet) $9.00 $7.00 $6.00 6913 – Pillow Case $9.00 $7.00 $6.00 6914 – Slippers or House Shoes (knit or crochet) $9.00 $7.00 $6.00 6915 – Stuffed Animal (knit or crochet) $9.00 $7.00 $6.00 6916 – Centerpiece, 14” or longer $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 6917 – Doll (knit or crochet) $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 6918 – Luncheon Set or Cloth $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 6919 – Sweater, Cape, Stole or Vest (knit or crochet) $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 6920 – Rug $11.00 $9.00 $8.00 6921 – Afghan-Afghan or Regular Stitch or Knit $20.00 $14.00 $12.00 6922 – Tablecloth $13.00 $10.00 $9.00 6923 – Quilt, Embroidery or Applique $20.00 $14.00 $12.00 6924 – Quilt, Pieced (Machine Quilting) $15.00 $9.00 $7.00 6925 – Quilt, Machine Quilting $16.00 $13.00 $9.00 6926 – Quilt, Wall Hanging $15.00 $12.00 $10.00 6927 – Quilt, Lap $15.00 $12.00 $10.00 6928 – Bedspread (knit or crochet) $20.00 $14.00 $12.00 6929 – Any item of merit not listed above $10.00 $7.00 $6.00

CULINARY Carol Ann Cromer, Co-Superintendent

Lupe Sanchez, Co-Superintendent Gail King, Co-Superintendent

Darrel Shepard, Co-Superintendent Shirley Squires, Co-Superintendent David Alanizi, Co-Superintendent

Total Premiums Offered - $4462.00 SPECIAL RULES

*Any article which starts to mold or deteriorate may be removed from the display case at the discretion of the Superintendents.

1. ENTRY TIMES: All Canned Goods (Divisions 78, 79 and 80) – Tuesday, September 17th, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Wednesday, September 18th, 9:00 a.m. to noon. (Bread, Cakes, Cookies and Candy [Divisions 70-77]) – Thursday, September 19th , 9:00 a.m. to Noon ONLY.

2. Read carefully the Rules and Regulations of the Women’s Department. 3. All professionals are barred from competing for premiums in this department. A professional is one

who makes and sells food as a trade. 4. Self-sticking labels may be used on entry forms. 5. See General Rules 12 and 13 under Women’s Department for time of redeeming exhibits. 6. Bread, Cake, Cookies and Candy not claimed on pick-up day will be discarded except Division 77 Class

7700. 7. All baked goods must be placed on cardboard circles which are available at the Fair Office, located at

1012 Avenue A until September 13th and the Culinary Department in the Women’s Building beginning September 17th (Circles larger than 16” in diameter must be furnished by exhibitor.) Cakes must be placed on rounds which are 4” larger in diameter than the cake, EXCEPT sheet cakes (Division 72-73 & 74 only) which must be placed on boards 2” larger than the cake. Cardboard, Plexiglas, ply board, Masonite, metal or plastic cake boards ¾” or less in thickness may be used.

8. Jars for canned goods must be clean. Only standard canning jars acceptable, except where decorative, half pints or specialty jars are specified. MAYONNAISE AND OTHER JARS ARE UNACCEPTABLE. All jars must be sealed and have rings which are not rusty. All jars are to be filled appropriately with product.

9. All canned products must be canned in current year and prepared by the exhibitor. 10. Do not label jars or lids. 11. No fresh fruit on icing. NO CANNED FROSTING.

DIVISION 70 – BREAD

All loaves must be baked in standard 1 lb. loaf pans. No mixes will be accepted.

Class No. 1st 2nd 3rd 7000 – Biscuits $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7001 – Cornbread-plain (6) $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7002 – Cornbread-jalapeno (6) $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7003 – Cornbread-any other (6) $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7004 – Bread-ginger $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7005 – Bread-loaf-any other (quick) $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7006 – Bread-loaf-banana (quick) $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7007 – Bread-loaf-pumpkin (quick) $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7008 – Bread-loaf-squash (quick) $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7009 – Bread-loaf-fruit, any (quick) $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7010 – Bread-loaf-white (yeast) $8.00 $7.00 $6.00

Culinary Cont’d

Class No.

1st

2nd

3rd

7011 – Bread-Loaf-Whole Wheat (Yeast) $8.00 $7.00 $6.00 7012 – Bread-Loaf-White (No Yeast) $8.00 $7.00 $6.00 7013 – Bread-French (Yeast) Not Over 12” $8.00 $7.00 $6.00 7014 – Bread-Sourdough (Yeast) Any Shape $8.00 $7.00 $6.00 7015 – Coffee Cake (Yeast), Any Shape $8.00 $7.00 $6.00 7016 – Coffee Cake (Quick), Any Shape $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7017 – Rolls-Cinnamon (Yeast) (6) $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7018 – Rolls-Any Shape (Yeast) White (6) $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7019 – Rolls-Any Shape (Yeast) Wheat (6) $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7020 – Doughnuts, Croissants, etc. (6) $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7021 – Muffins-Plain (6) No paper Liners $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7022 – Muffins-Bran (6) No paper Liners $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7023 – Muffins-Fruit (6) No paper Liners $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7024 – Muffins-Plain (6) Paper Liners $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7025 – Muffins-Bran (6) Paper Liners $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7026 – Muffins-Fruit (6) Paper Liners $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7027 – Tortillas (6) $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7028 – Wheat Tortillas (6) $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7029 – Bread-Loaf-Machine (Yeast) Other $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7030 – Mexican Pastry-No Pies $7.00 $6.00 $5.00

DIVISION 71 – CAKES

Whole cakes must be entered. Half of the cake will be returned to the exhibitor at time of entry. No cake mixes may be used except where specified. A layer cake is two or more layers. No canned frosting allowed. No cheese cake entrees will be accepted. Loaf cakes must be baked in standard

loaf pans. No sheet cakes allowed. Class No. 1st 2nd 3rd 7100 –Carrot - Iced $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 7101 – Applesauce - Iced or glazed $9.00 $8.00 $6.00 7102 – Banana layer - Iced $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 7103 – Cake Mix, Use your own added ingredients – Tube, Bundt or Loaf Pan, Glazed $9.00 $7.00 $6.00 7104 – Devils Food or Chocolate Layer - Iced $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 7105 – German Chocolate Layer - Iced $11.00 $9.00 $8.00 7106 – German Chocolate Pound – Not Iced $9.00 $8.00 $6.00 7107 – Pound-Glazed $9.00 $8.00 $6.00 7108 – Pound-Not Iced, Glazed or Dusted $9.00 $8.00 $6.00 7109 – Prune Layer – Iced $11.00 $9.00 $8.00 7110 – Pumpkin Cake - Not Iced, Glazed or Dusted $9.00 $8.00 $6.00 7111 – White Layer-Iced $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 7112 – Fruit Cake - Dark or Light (No pineapple upside-down accepted) $11.00 $9.00 $8.00 7113 – Red Velvet Cake - Iced $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 7114 – Fresh Apple Cake - Not Iced, Glazed or Dusted $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 7115 – Cake- Any Other Layer - Iced $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 7116 – Italian Cream Layer - Iced $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 7117 – Dietetic Cake - Loaf, Bundt or Tube Pan $9.00 $8.00 $6.00 7118 – Cake - Any Other - Bundt, Tube or Loaf Pan, Not Iced $9.00 $8.00 $6.00

Culinary Cont’d Class No.

1st 2nd 3rd

7119 –Cupcakes Iced (6) No Paper Liners $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7120 – Cupcakes – Not Iced (6) No Paper Liners $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7121 – Cake- Any Other, Bundt, Tube or Loaf Pan, Iced or Glazed $9.00 $8.00 $6.00

DIVISION 72 – DECORATED CAKES Youth may enter in categories 72-73. Competition in Division 72 and 73 is limited to amateurs

who have NEVER sold a decorated cake. Footed cake round and cake dummies are NOT acceptable. Judging for PRESENTATION ONLY.

Cakes may be made in mold or layer pans. Wedding cakes, sugar art work, decorated cookies,

gingerbread houses and chocolate items may be no larger than 14” in diameter. Cakes may be no taller than 24”. See special rules #7 for display rounds.

Class No. 1st 2nd 3rd 7200 – Birthday Cake-not over 10” in Diameter or 9”x13” sheet $13.00 $10.00 $7.00 7201 – Special Occasion Cake-not over 10” in diameter or 9”x13” sheet $13.00 $10.00 $7.00 7202 – Sugar Art Work - Not Displayed on Cake $8.00 $6.00 $5.00 7203 – Decorated Cookies or Decorated Chocolate $8.00 $6.00 $5.00 7204 – Gingerbread House $8.00 $6.00 $5.00 7205 – Birthday Cake - 8th Grade and Under - Not Over 10” in dia. Or 9”x13” Sheet $8.00 $7.00 $5.00 7206 – Special Occasion Cake - 8th Grade and Under - Not Over 10” in dia. Or 9”x13” Sheet $8.00 $7.00 $5.00 7207 – Decorated Cookies (6) 8th Grade and Under $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 7208 – Decorated Cupcakes (6) 8th Grade and Under $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 7209 – Gingerbread House - 8th Grade and Under $7.00 $5.00 $4.00 7210 – Birthday Cake - 9th thru 12th Grade - Not Over 10” in dia. Or 9”x13” Sheet $8.00 $7.00 $5.00 7211 – Special Occasion Cake-9th thru 12th Grade - Not Over 10” in dia. Or 9”x13” Sheet $8.00 $7.00 $5.00 7212 – Decorated Cookies (6) 9th thru 12th Grade $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 7213 – Decorated Cupcakes (6) 9th thru 12th Grade $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 7214 – Gingerbread House - 9th thru 12th Grade $7.00 $5.00 $4.00

DIVISION 73 – DECORATED CAKES SPECIAL EDUCATION No Canned Frosting

See instructions under Division 72 heading for special rules which affect this division.

Class No. 1st 2nd 3rd 7300 – Birthday Cake - Not Over 10” in dia. Or 9”x13” Sheet $13.00 $10.00 $7.00 7301 – Special Occasion Cake - Not Over 10” in dia. Or 9”x13” Sheet $13.00 $10.00 $7.00 7302 – Decorated Cookies or Decorated Chocolate $8.00 $6.00 $5.00 7303 – Gingerbread House $8.00 $6.00 $5.00

Culinary, Cont’d DIVISION 74 – DECORATED CAKES

PROFESSIONALS (Category for persons who sell cakes or teach classes in cake decorating.)

1st, 2nd, 3rd Rosettes only for Division and not by class. Cake dummies may be used. See Special Rules #7 for display rules.

Class No. 7400 – Birthday Cake - Not Over 10” in dia. or 9”x13” Sheet 7401 – Special Occasion Cake - Not Over 10” in dia. or 9”x13” Sheet 7402 – Wedding Cake 7403 – Sugar Art Work - Not Displayed on Cake 7404 – Decorated Cookies or Decorated Chocolate

DIVISION 75 – ORIGINAL RECIPE Created by Exhibitor

All entries in this Division must be accompanied by a typed recipe. ITEMS ENTERED IN THIS DIVISION CANNOT BE ENTERED IN ANY OTHER DIVISION.

A layer cake is two or more layers. No canned frosting. Class No. 1st 2nd 3rd 7500 – Cake Layer, iced $10.00 $8.00 $7.00 7501 – Cake - Not Iced, Glazed or Dusted $9.00 $8.00 $6.00 7502 – Bread-Loaf-Yeast $8.00 $7.00 $6.00 7503 – Bread-Loaf-Quick $7.00 $6.00 $5.00 7504 – Cookies-Bar (6) $7.00 $6.00 $5.00

DIVISION 76 – COOKIES Premiums offered in each class

1st - $7.00 2nd - $6.00 3rd - $5.00

Class No. 7600 – Bar (6) 7607 – Dietetic (6) 7614 – Rolled (6) 7601 – Brownies - Iced (6) 7608 – Drop (6) 7615 – Shaped (6) 7602 – Brownies - Not Iced (6) 7609 – Drop-Oatmeal (6) 7616 – Snickerdoodle (6) 7603 – Brownies-Any Other-Iced (6) 7610 – Gingersnaps (6) 7617 – Thumbprint (6) 7604 – Brownies-Any Other-Not Iced (6) 7611 – Peanut Butter (6) 7618 – Unbaked (6) 7605 – Chocolate Chip (6) 7612 – Wedding Cookie/Shortbread (6) 7619 – Any Other (6) 7606 – Chocolate Chip – Any Other (6) 7613 – Refrigerator (6)

DIVISION 77 – CANDIES

Premiums Offered in each class

1st - $7.00 2nd - $6.00 3rd - $5.00 Each fudge and fudge-like candy piece that is to be cut must be 2” square.

Class No. 7700 – Best & Most Attractive Assorted Box, Not Over 9”x13” 7706 – Divinity (6) 7712 – Millionaire (6) 7701 – Brittle, Peanut (6) 7707 – Fudge, Chocolate, Marshmallow (6) 7713 – Molded Candy, Any (6) 7702 – Brittle, Any Other (6) 7708 – Fudge, Chocolate 7714 – Peanut Patties (6) 7703 – Caramel (6) 7709 – Fudge, Peanut Butter (6) 7715 – Pecan Pralines (6) 7704 – Chocolate Dipped (6) 7710 – Fudge, Any Other (6) 7716 – Toffee (6) 7705 – Date loaf (6) 7711 – Microwave, Any (6) 7717 – Uncooked, Any (6) 7718 – Candy, Any Other (6)

Culinary Cont’d DIVISION 78 – CANNED FRUITS & VEGETABLES

Premiums offered in each class 1st - $7.00 2nd - $6.00 3rd - $5.00

Products will not be opened for judging. Standard quart or pint or jars only. No half pint or mayonnaise jars accepted.

Class No.

7800 – Apples 7816 – Beans, Pinto, String 7832 – Potatoes, Sweet

7801 – Applesauce 7817 – Beans, String, Mature, Cut 7833 – Potatoes, Irish 7802 – Apricots 7818 – Beans, String, Mature, Whole 7834 – Pumpkin 7803 – Cherries 7819 – Beans and Potatoes 7835 – Soup Mixture

7804 – Cherries-Pie 7820 – Beans, Shelled 7836 – Soup Mixture w/Meat

7805 – Grapes 7821 – Beans, Any Other 7837 – Squash, Any 7806 – Grape Juice 7822 – Beets 7838 – Sauerkraut

7807 – Fruit Juice, any other 7823 – Corn, Whole Kernel 7839 – Tomatoes

7808 – Peaches 7824 – Corn, Creamed 7840 – Tomato Juice 7809 – Pears 7825 – Carrots 7841 – Tomato Sauce 7810 – Plums 7826 – Greens 7842 – Tomato Stewed

7811 – Fruit, Mixed 7827 – Okra 7843 – Tomatoes & Zucchini 7812 – Fruit, Any Other 7828 – Okra & Tomatoes 7844 – Vegetable, Any Other 7813 – Fruit - Pie Filling, Any 7829 – Peas, Black-eyed 7814 – Asparagus 7830 – Peas, Cream

7815 – Beans, Pinto, Shelled 7831 – Peas, Any Other

DIVISION 79 – PICKLES Premiums offered in each class.

1st - $7.00 2nd - $6.00 3rd - $5.00 Products will be opened in judging. No food coloring except where specified. Standard quart or pint jars only. No half pint or mayonnaise jars accepted.

Class No. 7900 – Pickles-Apple-Red-Cinnamon 7920 – Pickled Peppers w/Vegetables 7901 – Pickles-Beet 7921 – Relish-Corn 7902 – Pickles-Bread & Butter 7922 – Relish-Cucumber 7903 – Pickles-Cucumber-Sour 7923 – Relish-Green Tomato 7904 – Pickles-Cucumber-Sweet 7924 – Relish-Pepper 7905 – Pickles-Dill 7925 – Relish-Squash 7906 – Pickles-Dill-Garlic 7926 – Relish-Any Other 7907 – Pickles-Green Tomato 7927 – Sauce, Barbecue 7908 – Pickles-Kosher 7928 – Sauce-Chili 7909 – Pickles-Mixed 7929 – Sauce-Hot, Any Kind 7910 – Pickles-Peach-Sweet 7930 – Sauce-Picante 7911 – Pickles-Red Cinnamon 7931 – Sauce-Picante, Jalapeno 7912 – Pickles-Squash 7932 – Sauce, Spaghetti, No Meat 7913 – Pickles-Watermelon Rind 7933 – Chow Chow 7914 – Pickles-Any Other 7934 – Vinaigrette, etc. Decorative Container 7915 – Pickled Beans 7935 – Peppers, Any other 7916 – Pickled Okra 7917 – Pickled Peppers 7918 – Pickled Peppers-Jalapeno 7919 – Pickled Peppers-Mixed Peppers

Culinary Cont’d

DIVISION 80 – PRESERVES AND JELLIES Premiums offered in each class

1st - $7.00 2nd - $6.00 3rd - $5.00

Jellies must be exhibited in standard or decorated glasses, half pint or pint jars. Paraffin will be accepted. Glasses must have lids. All entries in this Division must be made from fresh fruit & juices.

No mayonnaise jars will be accepted.

FRUIT PRESERVE is a product consisting of whole small fruits or pieces of larger fruits cooked in syrup until clear and somewhat translucent and stored in the thick syrup or jellied juice

MARMALADE is a jellied fruit product which holds suspended fruit within it all or part of the fruit pulp and

the sliced peel.

JAMS are made from crushed fruits cooked with sugar until mixture is more or less homogeneous and thick.

CONSERVES are a jam-like product made of two or more fruits which contains either nuts or raisins or both.

Products to be opened in judging

Class No.

8000 – Butter, Apple 8020 – Jelly, Pepper, Any 8001 – Butter, Any Other 8021 – Jelly, Peach 8002 – Conserves 8022 – Jelly, Plum 8003 – Jam, Apricot 8023 – Jelly, Plum, Wild 8004 – Jam, Cherry 8024 – Jelly, Prickly Pear 8005 – Jam, Dietetic 8025 – Jelly, Any Other 8006 – Jam, Grape 8026 – Marmalade 8007 – Jam, Peach 8027 – Preserves, Apricot 8008 – Jam, Plum 8028 – Preserves, Cherry 8009 – Jam, Strawberry 8029 – Preserves, Dietetic 8010 – Jam, Berry, Any Other 8030 – Preserves, Peach 8011 – Jam, Fruit, Any Other 8031 – Preserves, Pear 8012 – Jelly, Apple 8032 – Preserves, Strawberry 8013 – Jelly, Apricot 8033 – Preserves, Tomato 8014 – Jelly, Any Berry 8034 – Preserves, Watermelon 8015 – Jelly, Bottled Juice, Any Kind 8035 – Preserves, Any Other 8016 – Jelly, Cherry 8036 – Honey, Pear 8017 – Jelly, Dietetic 8037 – Honey 8018 – Jelly, Grape, Purple 8038 – Honey, with Comb 8019 – Jelly, Grape, Any Other 8039 – Syrup, Any

YOUTH DEPARTMENT Melody Harrington, Superintendent

Floyd Harrington, Co-Superintendent Elyssa Harrington, Co-Superintendent

SPECIAL RULES

1. ENTRY TIMES: All divisions other than Bread, Cakes, Candy, and Cookies are to be entered on Tuesday, September 17th, 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. or Wednesday, September 18th , 7:00 a.m. to noon. Bread, Cakes, Cookies, and Candy entries are to be entered on Thursday, September 19th , 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (No Bread, Cakes, Candy or Cookies will be accepted on September 17th or 18th.)

1. Note: Exhibitors in the Youth Department are not limited to 4-H, FCCLA and VEH members.

2. Carefully read the Rules and Regulations of the Women’s Department which apply to this department except

in the case of any special rules listed here. See the General Rules 12 and 13 under the Women’s Department General Rules for exhibit redemption times.

3. All entry forms will be completed by workers when the items are accepted for entry. Exhibitors are asked to

bring three (3) self-adhesive standard address labels for each item entered. The labels should be a minimum of 1”x 2½”. (No extra small return address labels accepted.) Please use 14 point Arial or Block type or larger. Each label should contain the following information in this order: Name, Address, City, Zip Code, and Name of Club Affiliation (if any) (4-H, FCCLA, or VEH only).

4. Pee Wees are children in the 2nd grade and under. Youth in the eighth grade and under are eligible to enter

Junior Household Linens, Junior Clothing and Junior Culinary Divisions. Youth in the grades nine thru twelve are eligible to enter Senior Household Linens, Senior Clothing and the Senior Culinary Divisions. All youth are eligible to enter Canned Goods and Photography. Youth may enter decorated cakes only in the Adult Culinary Divisions – Decorated Cakes. (See Divisions 72 & 73 in the Women’s Section.)

5. All exhibits must be the work of the exhibitor and made in the previous 12 months. All entries should be clean.

NO NAMES MAY BE ON THE ITEMS. Names, name of canned good and/or dates may not be written on the canned good lids or jars.

6. Bread, Cakes, Cookies and Candy will be transferred to cake rounds at the time of the entry. The articles will

be discarded at the end of the Fair. No sheet cakes or decorated cakes accepted in the Youth Division. Breads and cakes will be cut in half and transferred to cake rounds, with half of the cake or bread returned to the individual at the time of entry.

7. SPECIAL RULES for Crafts: All models, Legos and multi-piece entries must be securely fastened to a non-

flexible base surface with all pieces securely fastened to each other. All Jewelry, hair accessories and other small items must be securely fastened to a piece of stiff board (i.e., poster or mat board). Unmounted or insecure items will not be accepted. ITEMS CAN BE NO LARGER THAN 18” X 18” X 18” IN THE CRAFTS SECTION.

8. SPECIAL RULES for Photography: Exhibitors may have only one entry in each class in each division of

Photography. Each photo must be 8” X 10” and should be displayed in a clear sheet protector. Plastic sheet protectors MUST be provided by exhibitor; they may be purchased at any office supply store.

9. The 4-H Club, FCCLA Chapter and Vocational Education Organization [VEH] whose members have won the

greatest number of total points on individual exhibits will receive the following prizes: First, $60.00; Second, $40.00; and Third, $30.00. The 4-H Club, FCCLA member and VEH member winning the greatest number of total points will receive the following prizes: First, $15.00; Second, $13.00; and Third, $11.00. The points will be counted as follows: Blue Ribbon (1st), 3; Red Ribbon (2nd), 2, and White Ribbon (3rd) 1.

Youth Cont’d

Total Premiums offered in the Youth Department - $6,060.00 Premiums Offered in each class in ALL divisions

1st - $6.00 2nd - $5.00 3rd - $4.00

DIVISION 81 – PEE WEE CRAFTS 2nd Grade and Under – Exhibits made by the exhibitor in the past 12 months

Maximum Size – 18” X 18” X 18” Class No. 8100 – Art Plaster 8119 – Painted Item (Not Frame or Matted) 8101 – Ceramics 8120 – Painting, Framed or Matted 8102 – Christmas Decoration 8121 – Paper Craft 8103 – Christmas Ornament 8122 – Plastic Canvas 8104 – Decorated / Embellished Clothing 8123 – Pottery 8105 – Doll, Made by Exhibitor 8124 – Purse or Tote 8106 – Dough Art 8125 – Rug, Hooked, Small 8107 – Drawing, Pen, Pencil, Crayon (Framed or Matted) 8126 – Scrapbook Page (1 Only)(No Names) 8108 – Glassware 8127 – Seed Craft, Framed or Matted 8109 – Hair Accessory-Mounted 8128 – String or Wire Craft (Mounted) 8110 – Holiday Decoration (Not Christmas) 8129 – Stuffed Toy 8111 – Jewelry-Mounted 8130 – Textile Painting 8112 – Key Chain 8131 – Wall Hanging, Ready to Hang (Not Framed or Matted) 8113 – Leather Craft 8132 – Wind Chime 8114 – Macramé 8133 – Weaving 8115 – Metal Craft 8134 – Wood Craft (Max 18” X 18” X 18”) 8116 – Models-Mounted or in Case 8135 – Wreath 8117 – Mosaics 8136 – Any Craft Kit Not Listed 8118 – Padded Article 8137 – Any Craft Not Listed

DIVISION 82 – JUNIOR CRAFTS 8th Grade and Under. Exhibits made by the exhibitor in the past 12 months – Max. Size – 18”X18”X18”

Class No. 8200 – Art Plaster 8219 – Painted Item (Not Framed or Matted) 8201 – Ceramics 8220 – Painted Pictures ( canvas not framed or Matted) 8202 – Christmas Decoration 8221 – Painting, Framed or matted 8203 – Christmas Ornament 8222 – Paper Craft 8204 – Decorated / Embellished Clothing 8223 – Plastic Canvas 8205 – Doll, Made by Exhibitor 8224 – Pottery 8206 – Dough Art 8225 – Purse or Tote 8207 – Drawing, Pen, Pencil, Crayon (Framed or Matted) 8226 – Rug, Hooked, Small 8208 – Glassware 8227 – Scrapbook page (1 only) (No Names) 8209 – Hair Accessory-Mounted 8228 – Seed craft, Framed or Matted 8210 – Holiday Decoration (Not Christmas) 8229 – String or Wire Craft 8211 – Jewelry-Mounted 8230 – Stuffed Toy 8212 – Key Chain 8231 – Textile Painting 8213 – Leather Craft 8232 – Wall Hanging, Ready to Hang (not framed or Matted) 8214 – Macramé 8233 – Wind chime 8215 – Metal Craft 8234 – Weaving 8216 – Models-Mounted or in Case 8235 – Wood Craft (Max 18” x 18” x 18 “) 8217 – Mosaics 8236 – Wreath 8218 – Padded Article 8237 – Any Craft Kit Not listed 8238-Any Craft Not Listed

Youth Cont’d

DIVISION 83 – JUNIOR CLOTHING 8th Grade and Under – Exhibits SEWN by Exhibitor in the last 12 months

Class No. 8300 – Blouse or Shirt 8308 – Loungewear or Pajamas 8301 – Costumes 8309 – Pants or Shorts 8302 – Doll Clothes 8310 – Play Clothes 8303 – Dress 8311 – Recycled Item (Remade) 8304 – Embellished and Sewn 8312 – Skirt 8305 – Ensemble, 2 or 3 pieces 8313 – Vest 8306 – Jacket 8314 – Any Other Item Not Listed 8307 – Jumper

DIVISION 84 – JUNIOR HOUSEHOLD LINENS 8th Grade and Under – Exhibits made by the Exhibitor in the last 12 months

Class No. 8400 – Apron 8410 – Sewn Item, Not Clothing 8401 – Crochet/Knitted Article, Small 8411 – Hand Quilted Item 8402 – Crochet/Knitted Article (No Larger Than 48”x72”) 8412 – Machine Quilted item 8403 – Cross Stitch, Counted 8413 – Pieced Item, Hand Quilted 8404 – Cross Stitch, Any Other Method 8414 – Pieced Item, Machine Quilted 8405 – Kitchen Linen, Sewn by Exhibitor 8415 – Quilted Item, Other Technique, i.e. Tied 8406 – Needlepoint 8416 – Embroidery Item 8407 – Throw Pillow, Sewn by Exhibitor 8417 – Embroidery Item, Framed 8408 – Pot Holder, Sewn by Exhibitor 8418 – Machine Embroidery Item 8409 – Non-Sewn Item, i.e. Fleece Blanket, Tied 8419 – Any Item Not Listed

DIVISION 85 – SENIOR CRAFTS Grades 9 thru 12 – Exhibits made by the exhibitor in the last 12 months – Maximum Size 18” X 18” X 18”

Class No.

8500 – Art Plaster 8519 – Painted Item (Not Framed or Matted) 8501 – Ceramics 8520 – Painting, Framed or Matted 8502 – Christmas Decoration 8521 – Paper Craft 8503 – Christmas Ornament 8522 – Plastic Canvas 8504 – Decorated/ Embellished Clothing 8523 – Pottery 8505 – Doll, Made by Exhibitor 8524 – Purse or Tote 8506 – Dough Art 8525 – Rug, Hooked, Small 8507 – Drawing, Pen, Pencil, Crayon (Framed or Matted) 8526 – Scrapbook Page (1 Only)(No Names) 8508 – Glassware 8527 – Seed Craft, Framed or Matted 8509 – Hair Accessory-Mounted 8528 – String or Wire Craft (Mounted) 8510 – Holiday Decoration (Not Christmas) 8529 – Stuffed Toy 8511 – Jewelry-Mounted 8530 – Textile Painting 8512 – Key Chain 8531 – Wall Hanging, Ready to Hang (Not Framed or Matted) 8513 – Leather Craft 8532 – Wind Chime 8514 – Macramé 8533 – Weaving 8515 – Metal Craft 8534 – Wood Craft (Max 18” X 18” X 18”) 8516 – Models-Mounted or in Case 8535 – Wreath 8517 – Mosaics 8536 – Any Craft Kit Not Listed 8518 – Padded Article 8537 – Any Craft Not Listed

Youth Cont’d DIVISION 86 – SENIOR CLOTHING

Grades 9 thru 12 – Exhibits SEWN by the Exhibitor in the last 12 months Class No. 8600 – Blouse or Shirt 8608 – Loungewear or Pajamas 8601 – Costumes 8609 – Pants or Shorts 8602 – Doll Clothes 8610 – Play Clothes 8603 – Dress 8611 – Recycled Item (Remade) 8604 – Embellished and Sewn 8612 – Skirt 8605 – Ensemble, 2 or 3 pieces 8613 – Vest 8606 – Jacket 8614 – Any Other Item Not Listed 8607 – Jumper

DIVISION 87 – SENIOR HOUSEHOLD LINENS Grades 9 thru 12 – Exhibits made by the Exhibitor in the last 12 months

Class No. 8700 – Apron 8710 – Sewn Item, Not Clothing 8701 – Crochet/Knitted Article, Small 8711 – Hand Quilted Item 8702 – Crochet/Knitted Article (No Larger Than 48” x 72”) 8712 – Machine Quilted item 8703 – Cross Stitch, Counted 8713 – Pieced Item, Hand Quilted 8704 – Cross Stitch, Any Other Method 8714 – Pieced Item, Machine Quilted 8705 – Kitchen Linen, Sewn by Exhibitor 8715 – Quilted Item, Other Technique, i.e. Tied 8706 – Needlepoint 8716 – Embroidery Item 8707 – Throw Pillow, Sewn by Exhibitor 8717 – Embroidery Item, Framed 8708 – Pot Holder, Sewn by Exhibitor 8718 – Machine Embroidery Item 8709 – Non-Sewn Item, i.e. Fleece Blanket, Tied 8719 – Any Item Not Listed

DIVISION 88 – JUNIOR BREADS

8th Grade and Under – No Mixes Accepted – Whole Breads Will be Entered – No Paper Liners Class No. 8800 – Biscuits, Plain (6) 8810 – Cornbread, Any Other 8801 – Bread, Braided, Yeast 8811 – Gluten Free, Any (Loaf or 6 Pieces) 8802 – Bread, Banana 8812 – Muffins (6) 8803 – Bread, Fruit, Any Other 8813 – Muffins, Fruit or Nut (6) 8804 – Bread, Nut 8814 – Roll, Yeast (6) 8805 – Bread, Vegetable 8815 – Roll, Any Other (6) 8806 – Bread, Yeast, Loaf 8816 – Sugar Free, Any (Loaf or 6 Pieces) 8807 – Coffee Cake, Yeast 8817 – Sweet Rolls or Doughnuts, Yeast (6) 8808 – Coffee Cake, Quick 8818 – Tortillas (6) 8809 – Cornbread 8819 – Breads, Any Other

DIVISION 89 – JUNIOR CAKES

8th Grade and Under – No Mixes Accepted – Whole Cakes Will be Entered No Cakes larger than 12” cake round. Layer Cake is two or more layers. No decorated cakes.

Class No. 8900 – Angel Food, Not Iced 8908 – Mix: Add Your Own Ingredients, Tube Pan, Iced or Glazed 8901 – Bundt or Tube, Not Iced or Glazed 8909 – Mix: Add Your Own Ingredients, Tube Pan, Not Iced or Glazed 8902 – Bundt or Tube, Iced or Glazed 8910 – Pound, Iced or Glazed 8903 – Chocolate, Layer, Iced 8911 – Pound, Not Iced or Glazed 8904 – Cupcakes, No Liners (6) 8912 – Sugar Free, Any 8905 – German Chocolate 8913 – White, Layer, Iced 8906 – Gluten Free, Any 8914 – With Fruit, Not Iced or Glazed 8907 – Misc. Layer, Iced

8915 – With Vegetable, Not Iced or Glazed 8916 – Any Other Cake Not Listed

Youth Cont’d DIVISION 90 – JUNIOR CANDY

8th Grade and Under – No Mixes Accepted – 6 Pieces Class No. 9000 – Divinity (6) 9006 – Microwave (6) 9001 – Dipped (6) 9007 – Peanut Brittle (6) 9002 – Fudge, Marshmallow (6) 9008 – Peanut Patties (6) 9003 – Fudge, Peanut Butter (6) 9009 – Sugar Free, Any 9004 – Fudge, Standard (6) 9010 – Any Other Candy Not Listed (6) 9005 – Fudge, Any Other (6)

DIVISION 91 – JUNIOR COOKIES

8th Grade and Under – No Mixes Accepted – 6 Cookies Class No. 9100 – Bar (6) 9108 – Oatmeal (6) 9101 – Brownies, Iced (6) 9109 – Peanut Butter (6) 9102 – Brownies (6) 9110 – Refrigerator (6) 9103 – Brownies, Any Other (6) 9111 – Snickerdoodles (6) 9104 – Cereal, Not Baked (6) 9112 – Sugar (6) 9105 – Chocolate Chip (6) 9113 – Sugar Free (6) 9106 – Drop (6) 9114 – Thumbprint (6) 9107 – Gluten Free, Any (6) 9115 – Any Other, Not Baked 9116 – Any Cookie Not Listed (6)

DIVISION 92 – SENIOR BREADS

Grades 9 thru 12 – No Mixes Accepted – Whole Breads will be entered – No Paper Liners Class No. 9200 – Biscuits, Plain (6) 9210 – Cornbread, Any Other (6) 9201 – Bread, Braided, Yeast 9211 – Gluten Free, Any (Loaf or 6 Pieces) 9202 – Bread, Banana 9212 – Muffins (6) 9203 – Bread, Fruit, Any Other 9213 – Muffins, Fruit or Nut (6) 9204 – Bread, Nut 9214 – Roll, Yeast (6) 9205 – Bread, Vegetable 9215 – Roll, Any Other (6) 9206 – Bread, Yeast, Loaf 9216 – Sugar Free, Any (Loaf or 6 Pieces) 9207 – Coffee Cake, Yeast 9217 – Sweet Rolls or Doughnuts, Yeast (6) 9208 – Coffee Cake, Quick 9218 – Tortillas (6) 9209 – Cornbread (6) 9219 – Breads, Any Other (Loaf or 6 Pieces)

DIVISION 93 – SENIOR CAKES

Grades 9 thru 12 - No Mixes Accepted – Whole Cakes will be Entered. No Cakes Larger than 12” cake round. Layer Cake is two or more layers. No Decorated Cakes.

Class No. 9300 – Angel Food, Not Iced 9308 – Mix: Add Your Own Ingredients, Tube Pan, Iced or Glazed 9301 – Bundt or Tube, Not Iced or Glazed 9309 – Mix: Add Your Own Ingredients, Tube Pan, Not Iced or Glazed 9302 – Bundt or Tube, Iced or Glazed 9310 – Pound, Iced or Glazed 9303 – Chocolate, Layer, Iced 9311 – Pound, Not Iced or Glazed 9304 – Cupcakes, No Liners (6) 9312 – Sugar Free, Any 9305 – German Chocolate 9313 – White, Layer, Iced 9306 – Gluten Free, Any 9314 – With Fruit, Not Iced or Glazed 9307 – Misc. Layer, Iced

9315 – With Vegetable, Not Iced or Glazed 9316 – Any Other Cake Not Listed

Youth Cont’d DIVISION 94 – SENIOR CANDY

Grades 9 thru 12 – No Mixes Accepted – 6 Pieces Class No.

9400 – Divinity (6) 9406 – Microwave (6) 9401 – Dipped (6) 9407 – Peanut Brittle (6) 9402 – Fudge, Marshmallow (6) 9408 – Peanut Patties (6) 9403 – Fudge, Peanut Butter (6) 9409 – Sugar Free, Any 9404 – Fudge, Standard (6) 9410 – Any Other Candy Not Listed (6) 9405 – Fudge, Any Other (6)

DIVISION 95 – SENIOR COOKIES Grades 9 thru 12 – No Mixes Accepted – 6 Cookies

Class No. 9500 – Bar (6) 9508 – Oatmeal (6) 9501 – Brownies, Iced (6) 9509 – Peanut Butter (6) 9502 – Brownies (6) 9510 – Refrigerator (6) 9503 – Brownies, Any Other (6) 9511 – Snickerdoodles (6) 9504 – Cereal, Not Baked (6) 9512 – Sugar (6) 9505 – Chocolate Chip (6) 9513 – Sugar Free, Any (6) 9506 – Drop (6) 9514 – Thumbprint (6) 9507 – Gluten Free (6) 9515 – Any Other, Not Baked (6) 9516 – Any Cookie Not Listed (6)

All canned products must be exhibited in standard quart or pint canning jars. All jars must be sealed and have rings. NO LABELS on jars.

DIVISION 96 – CANNED FRUITS Class No.

9600 – Apples 9604 – Peaches 9601 – Apricots 9605 – Pears 9602 – Cherries 9606 – Plums 9603 – Grape Juice 9607 – Any Other Fruit Not Listed

DIVISION 97 – CANNED VEGETABLES

Class No. 9700 – Beans, String, Mature 9707 – Potatoes 9701 – Beans, Shelled 9708 – Soup Mixture 9702 – Beets 9709 – Squash 9703 – Carrots 9710 – Sweet Potatoes 9704 – Corn 9711 – Tomatoes 9705 – Peas, Blackeyed 9712 – Tomato Juice 9706 – Peas, Cream 9713 – Any Other Vegetable Not Listed

DIVISION 98 – PICKLES

Class No. 9800 – Barbecue Sauce 9810 – Mixed Vegetables 9801 – Beets 9811 – Okra 9802 – Bread and Butter 9812 – Peaches 9803 – Chili Sauce 9813 – Peppers 9804 – Chow Chow 9814 – Pepper Relish 9805 – Corn Relish 9815 – Picante Sauce 9806 – Cucumber, Dill 9816 – Red Cinnamon 9807 – Cucumber, Sour 9817 – Squash Relish 9808 – Cucumber, Sweet 9818 – Any Pickle or Relish Not Listed 9809 – Hot Sauce

Youth Cont’d

DIVISION 99 – JAM, JELLY AND PRESERVES Pints or Half-Pints Accepted

Class No. 9900 – Apple Butter 9915 – Jelly, Jalapeno 9901 – Jam, Apricot 9916 – Jelly, Peach 9902 – Jam, Berry 9917 – Jelly, Plum 9903 – Jam, Cherry 9918 – Jelly, Any Other 9904 – Jam, Grape 9919 – Marmalade 9905 – Jam, Peach 9920 – Preserves, Apricot 9906 – Jam, Pear 9921 – Preserves, Berry 9907 – Jam, Plum 9922 – Preserves, Cherry 9908 – Jam, Strawberry 9923 – Preserves, Peach 9909 – Jam, Any Other 9924 – Preserves, Pear 9910 – Jelly, Apple 9925 – Preserves, Plum 9911 – Jelly, Berry 9926 – Preserves, Strawberry 9912 – Jelly, Bottled Juice, Any Kind 9927 – Preserves, Any Other 9913 – Jelly, Cherry 9928 – Sugar Free, Any 9914 – Jelly, Grape

ATTENTION YOUTH PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITORS:

Photographs MUST be 8”x10” ONLY and MUST be displayed in a sheet protector.

Plastic sheet protectors MUST be provided by the Exhibitor. Plastic sheet protectors can be purchased at office supply stores.

DIVISION 100 – PHOTOGRAPHY – BLACK AND WHITE

Class No. 10000 – Animals/Birds 10005 – Human Interest 10001 – Building/Architecture 10006 – Landscape 10002 – Computer Enhanced 10007 – Marine/Waterscape 10003 – “Cute” 10008 – People 10004 – Floral 10009 – Sky

DIVISION 101 – PHOTOGRAPHY – COLOR

Class No. 10100 – Animals/Birds 10105 – Human Interest 10101 – Building/Architecture 10106 – Landscape 10102 – Computer Enhanced 10107 – Marine/Waterscape 10103 – “Cute” 10108 – People 10104 – Floral 10109 – Sky

FINE ARTS Nicky Anderson, Co-Superintendent Marlene Hutton, Co-Superintendent Neisha Neece, Co- Superintendent Pam Lamkin, Co-Superintendent

Total Premiums Offered - $2,346.00 RULES

1. All entries in this Division shall be subject to the General Rules of the Women’s Department and to the General Rules and Regulations set out herein.

2. Entries will be accepted at the Women’s Building Tuesday, September 17th, from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and on Wednesday, September 18th from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. No Thursday entries will be accepted.

3. See General Rules 12 and 13 under Women’s Department for time of redeeming exhibits. 4. In all divisions, prizes will be awarded only when work qualifies. No nude paintings will be accepted. 5. In the College and High School Divisions, class work will be acceptable. No more than five (5) entries

from the same classroom will be accepted, i.e., five in each class. Each entry should be art show quality.

6. No article that has been previously exhibited at the Fair will be accepted. 7. Amateur Artist/Photographer – one who does his work for pleasure, and acquires no pay. Works

from teachers and professionals are not accepted. 8. Artists must classify themselves as one of the following: Amateur Adult, Golden Age, College or High

School. An artist can enter only one of these divisions. Photographers may enter both black and white and color divisions.

9. Presentation is a consideration in judging. 10. You are encouraged to use printed address labels for your entry forms.

DIVISION 102 – ADULT AMATEUR

Paintings must be framed and wired from side to side. Painting should be no larger than 30” x 36”, including the frame. Premiums offered in each class:

1st - $13.00; 2nd - $10.00; 3rd - $8.00 Class No. 10200 – Oil, Landscape 10207 – Marine 10214 – Drawing 10201 – Oil, Still Life 10208 – Western Art 10215 – Any Art of Merit, Craft 10202 – Oil, Floral 10209 – Watercolor 10216 – Sculpture, Metal 10203 – Oil, Animal, Bird 10210 – Acrylic, Landscape 10217 – Sculpture, Wood 10204 – Oil, Structure 10211 – Acrylic, Still Life 10218 – Sculpture, Stone, Plaster 10205 – Oil, Human Interest 10212 – Acrylic, Human Interest 10219 – Construction 10206 – Portrait 10213 – Pastel

DIVISION 103 – GOLDEN AGE – OVER 65 Paintings must be framed and wired from side to side. Paintings should be no larger than

30” x 36”, including the frame. Premiums offered in each class: 1st - $13.00; 2nd - $10.00; 3rd - $8.00

Class No. 10300 – Oil, Landscape 10306 – Portrait 10312 – Acrylic, Human Interest 10301 – Oil, Still Life 10307 – Marine 10313 – Pastel 10302 – Oil, Floral 10308 – Western 10314 – Drawing 10303 – Oil, Animal, Bird 10309 – Watercolor 10315 – Any Art of Merit, Craft 10304 – Oil, Structure 10310 – Acrylic, Landscape 10316 – Construction 10305 – Oil, Human Interest 10311 – Acrylic, Still Life

Fine Arts Cont’d

DIVISION 104 – MINIATURES – ANY MEDIUM Paintings do not need to be framed. Paintings should be no larger than 5” x 7” including the frame.

Premiums offered in each class 1st - $13.00; 2nd - $10.00; 3rd - $8.00

Class No. 10400 – Landscape 10403 – Animals and Birds 10401 – Still Life 10404 – Human Interest 10402 – Floral

DIVISION 105 – COLLEGE Paintings must be mounted or frames and wired from side to side

Paintings should be no larger than 30” x 36” including frame. Premiums offered in each class:

1st - $12.00; 2nd - $9.00; 3rd - $7.00 Class No. 10500 – Oil 10503 – Drawing-ink, Crayon, Pencil 10501 – Watercolor 10504 – Any Art of Merit Not Listed 10502 – Pastel 10505 – Sculpture

DIVISION 106 – HIGH SCHOOL

Paintings must be mounted or framed and must be wired from side to side. Paintings should be no larger than 30” x 36”, including the frame.

Premiums offered in each class: 1st - $10.00; 2nd - $7.00; 3rd - $5.00

Class No. 10600 – Oil 10604 – Mixed Media 10601 – Watercolor 10605 – Sculpture 10602 – Pastel 10603 – Drawing-ink, Crayon, Pencil

DIVISION 107 – PHOTOGRAPHY – BLACK AND WHITE

Photographs must be framed and wired from side to side. Photographs must be 5” x 7” or larger, not to exceed 20” x 24”, including the frame.

Premiums offered in each class: 1st - $13.00; 2nd - $10.00; 3rd - $8.00

Class No. 10700 – Landscape 10704 – Human Interest 10708 – Computer Enhanced 10701 – People 10705 – Waterscape 10709 – Building/Architecture 10702 – Floral 10706 – Skies 10710 – Preserving History 10703 – Animals 10707 – “Cute” 10711 – Birds

DIVISION 108 – PHOTOGRAPHY – COLOR Photographs must be frame and wired from side to side.

Photographs must be 5” x 7” or larger, not to exceed 20” x 24”, including the frame. Premiums offered in each class:

1st - $13.00; 2nd - $10.00; 3rd - $8.00 Class No. 10800 – Landscape 10804 – Human Interest 10808 – Computer Enhanced 10801 – People 10805 – Waterscape 10809 – Building/Architecture 10802 – Floral 10806 – Skies 10810 – Preserving History 10803 – Animals 10807 – “Cute” 10811 – Birds

CHINA PAINTING Donna Rasco-Castle, Co-Superintendent

Laurel Austin, Co- Superintendent Terri Nichols, Co-Superintendent

Total Premiums Offered - $3,063.00 SPECIAL RULES

1. ENTRY TIMES: Tuesday, September 17th, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and Wednesday, September 18th, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

2. For information, read Rules and Regulations of Women’s Department carefully. 3. See General Rules 3 through 13 under Women’s Department. 4. All entries must be painted in the fair year.(September 2018-September 2019) 5. No Seminar Pieces are accepted and will be rejected if entered. There will be a cabinet for display on Seminar pieces. 6. Demonstration Class items and items painted in classes are accepted for entry.

7. In judging China Painting, consideration will be based on: a. Design b. Value c. Light d. Originality and Workmanship. (Please send your pieces.)

8. Any item painted with China Paint and fired will be considered as China Painting (Glass, Crocks, etc.). 9. When Judging is in process, there will be only one person allowed to post ribbons on items. There will also only be one person allowed to bring/remove items from judging area. No one is allowed to converse or visit the judge while the judging process is taking place. Any individual that is found in the judging area without permission or purpose specific to the fair process will be asked to leave the building for the day. See Guidelines for Judges in Rules. 10. Best of Show: a. A 1st year beginner that wins Best of Show is allowed one or more year in the Beginner Division. However, if the beginner has been painting for more than one year, she or he must move the next Fair year to the Intermediate Division.

b. The judge will take the 1st place of each Class in each Division and will choose Best of Show.

11. Entrants are encouraged to use printed address labels on all their entry forms. 12. Youth Division is divided into two groups: a. Juniors 2 to 12 years of age b. Senior 13 to 18 years of age. 13. Beginners: those who have done China Painting one to three years or less. See Rule 10.a.

14. Advanced: China Painters with no paid teaching, nor does not belong to China Painting Texas/Texas Teachers, etc. Or any form o f a Professional China Painter. 15. Division 114: for Professionals, Paid Teachers, State Teachers, and is open to all china painters. 16. Items in this department will be picked up between 9:00 AM and 12:00 PM on Monday, September 30th, 2019.

China Painting cont. DIVISION 110 – CHINA PAINTING

Beginners: One to Three Years or Less Must be the work of Exhibitor.

Premiums offered in class 11000 – 11013 1st - $12.00 2nd - $8.00 3rd - $7.00

Class No. 11000 – Animal or Marine, Birds, or Chickens

11010 – Covered Box 9”or Smaller or Candy Dish

11001 –Holiday , Christmas Décor or any theme

11011 – Tray or plate 9” or Smaller

11002 – Eggs 11012 – Vase 9” or Smaller 11003 – Florals or Roses 11013 – Any Item or Merit not listed 11004 –Fruit or Vegetables 11005 – Item 8” or Less 11006 – Mandala/Zentangle/Coloring Book/ Modern Technique

11007 – Penwork 11008 – Santas 11009 – Scenes 9” or Smaller Landscape/water/Other Scenes

Beginners: One to Three Years or Less Premiums offered in class 11020 – 11025

1st: - $14.00 2nd: - $10.00 3rd: - $7.00 Class No.

11020 – Item with Gold, Silver, Luster, or Enamel

11021- 10” or Larger Covered Box

11022-Portraits 11023-Scenes 10”or Larger 11024- Tray 10”or Larger 11025- Vase 10” or Larger

DIVISION 111 – CHINA PAINTING

INTERMEDIATE Must be the work of Exhibitor.

Premiums offered in class 11100 – 11114 1st - $14.00 2nd - $10.00 3rd - $6.00

Class No. 11100 – Animal, Marine, Birds, or Chicken

11105 – Floral or Roses 11110 – Scenes 9” or Smaller, Landscape/water/other scenes

11101- Border-Design or China has a border pattern

11106- Fruit or Vegetables 11111-Small Pitcher 6” or Smaller

11102- Covered Box 7” or Smaller or Candy Dish

11107- Mandala/Zentangle/Coloring Book/Modern Technique

11112 – Tray or Plate 9” or smaller

11103- Christmas Décor or Any Holiday theme

11108 – Penwork 11113 – Vase 9” or Smaller

11104 – Eggs 11109 – Santas 11114 - Any Item of Merit not listed

China Painting cont.

Intermediate Must be work of Exhibitor.

Premiums offered in class 11100-11114 1st: - $15.00 2nd: - $13.00 3rd: - $7.00

Class No. 11120 – Large Box 8” or Larger

11121 – Large Pitcher 7” or Larger 11122 - Portraits

11123 – Scenes 10” or Larger 11124- Tray or Plate 10” or Larger

Intermediate Must be work of Exhibitor.

Premiums offered in class 11100-11114 1st: - $18.00 2nd: - $15.00 3rd: - $8.00

11130 – Item 14” or Larger 11131 – Item with Gold, Silver, Luster,

or Enamel 11132 – Picture with Frame

11133- Scenes 14” or Larger 11134 – Any Item of merit not listed

DIVISION 112-China Painting ADVANCED -NON-PROFESSIONAL

Must be work of Exhibitor. Premiums offered in classes 11200 -11214

1st - $15.00 2nd - $11.00 3rd - $6.00 Class No. 11200 – Animal, Marine, Birds, or Chicken

11205 – Floral or Roses 11210– Scenes 9” or Smaller, Landscapes/water/Other scenes

11201 – Border-Design or china has a border pattern

11206 – Fruit or Vegetables 11211 – Small Pitcher 6” or Smaller

11202 –Covered Box 7” or Smaller or Candy Dish

11207 – Mandala/Zentangle/coloring Book/ Modern Technique

11212 – Tray or Plate 9” or Smaller

11203 – Christmas Décor Any Holiday Theme

11208-Penwork 11213 – Vase 9” or Smaller

11204 – Eggs 11209- Santas 11214 – Any Item of Merit not listed

Advanced

Must be work of Exhibitor. Premiums offered in class 11220-11224

1st: - $18.00 2nd: - $15.00 3rd: - $8.00

Class No. 11220 – Covered Box 8” or Larger

11223 – Scenes 10” or Larger, Landscapes/water/ other scenes

11221 –Large Pitcher 7” or Larger

11224- Tray or Plate 10” or Larger

11222 – Portraits

China Painting cont. Advanced

Must be work of Exhibitor. Premiums offered in class 11230-11234 1st: - $24.00 2nd: - $16.00 3rd: - $10.00

Class No. 11230 – Item 14 “ or Larger 11233 – Landscape/water/other Scenes 14” or

Larger 11231 – Item with Gold, Silver, Luster, or Enamel 11234 – Any Item of Merit Not Listed 11232– Picture with Frame

DIVISION 113

Youth- Ages 2 to 12 Years of Age. Must be the work of the Exhibitor

Premiums offered in classes 11300-11306 1st - $6.00 2nd - $5.00 3rd - $3.00

Class No. 11300 – Animal, Marine, Birds, or Chicken 11304-Plate or Mug 11301 – Christmas Décor or Holiday Theme 11305-Covered Box 11302 – Tile, Tray, Bowl, or Vase 11306-Any Item of Merit not Listed 11303 – Scene: Landscape/water/other

Division 113

Youth-Ages 13 to 18 Years of Age Must be the work of Exhibitor

Premiums offered in classes 11310-11316 1st - $8.00 2nd - $6.00 3rd - $4.00

SUPREME LEVEL 6 Class No. 11310 – Animals, Marine, Birds, or Chicken 11314-Plate or Mug 11311-Christmas Décor or item 11315-Covered Box 11312-Tile, Tray, Bowl, or Vase 11316-Any Item of Merit not listed 11313-Scene:Landscape/water or other scenes

Division 114

Advanced-Professional This Division is open to All China Painters

Premiums offered in classes 11400-11409 1st - $21.00 2nd - $18.00 3rd - $12.00

Class No. 11400 – Animals, Marine, Birds, or Chicken 11405-Plate, Platter, Bowl, Tray, Cake Plate or

Stand 11401-Santa 11406- Portrait 11402-Covered Box 10’ or Larger 11407- Vase 10” or Larger 11403- Item with Gold, Silver, Luster, or Enamel 11408-Landscape/water/other Scene or Framed

Item 11404-State Convention Themed Item 11409- Any Item of Merit not listed

Division 115 China Painting Display Only

No Judging Seminar Pieces, Demo Pieces, Pieces from Years Past help fill our Cases!

RELICS AND ANTIQUES Leta Smith, Honorary Co-Superintendent

Quata Murphree, Co-Superintendent 632-6422 Belle Raines, Co-Superintendent 744-2482

Mary Ann Bridges, Assistant Superintendent 799-4537 Dorene Dulaney, Assistant Superintendent 832-4621

Total Premiums Offered - $5,568.00 SPECIAL RULES

1. ENTRY TIMES: Tuesday, September 17th, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Wednesday, September 18th, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

2. See General Rule 12 under Women’s Department Rules and Regulations for exhibit redemption time.

3. Carefully read the Rules and Regulations of the Women’s Department. 4. Items that are fifty years old will compete for premiums. Items which won ribbons at the

Panhandle South Plains Fair 5 years previously will be eligible for re-entry. 5. Twenty items from 1 household may be entered under Relics and Antiques, with the exception

of the Men & Kids Only Division. 6. You are encouraged to use printed address labels for you entry forms as this will help us on

spelling and writing time. 7. The antiques will be arranged by the Superintendent at their discretion or convenience. 8. Articles which are too large for display will not be accepted. 9. This is a show for people who are interested in preserving items from the past. Individuals who

have a tax number and who are engaged in selling of antiques will not be allowed to enter items for Judging.

10. The following points will be taken into consideration in judging articles: quality, authenticity, age (facts known by owner and judges), and condition (matching stoppers, lids and general condition).

Premiums offered in each class in ALL DIVISIONS 1st - $5.00; 2nd - $4.00; 3rd - $3.00

DIVISION 115 – ELEGANT GLASSWARE OF DEPRESSION ERA

Class No. 11500 – Animal Figure 11510 – Cruet 11520 – Plate, Under 9” 11501 – Bowl, Dessert 11511 – Cup and Saucer 11521 – Relish Dish 11502 – Bowl, 9” or Over 11512 – Decanter 11522 – Salt and Pepper Shaker 11503 – Bowl, Under 9” 11513 – Dresser Article 11523 – Sherbet 11504 – Butter Dish 11514 – Goblet 11524 – Sugar Bowl 11505 – Cake Stand 11515 – Juice Glass 11525 – Sugar Shaker 11506 – Candlestick 11516 – Novelty 11526 – Tumbler 11507 – Candy Dish 11517 – Perfume Bottle 11527 – Vase 11508 – Compote 11518 – Pitcher 11528 – Wine Glass 11509 – Creamer 11519 – Plate, 9”or over 11529 -- Other Item Not Listed

Relics and Antiques Cont’d

DIVISION 116 – DEPRESSION GLASS

Class No. 11600 – Advertising Item 11611 – Dresser Article 11622 – Plate, Under 9” 11601 – Bowl, Dessert 11612 – Goblet 11623 – Platter 11602 – Bowl, 9” or Over 11613 – Jar/Canister 11624 – Refrigerator Dish 11603 – Bowl, under 9” 11614 – Juice Glass 11625 – Relish Dish 11604 – Butter Dish 11615 – Juicer Reamer 11626 – Salt & Pepper Shaker 11605 – Cake Plate 11616 – Kitchen Ware Item 11627 – Sherbet

11606 – Candy Dish 11617 – Measuring Cup 11628 – Sugar Bowl 11607 – Cookie Jar 11618 – Mixing Bowl 11629 – Sugar Shaker 11608 – Creamer 11619 – Novelty 11630 – Tumbler 11609 – Cup and Saucer 11620 – Pitcher 11631 – Other Items Not Listed

11610 – Decanter 11621 – Plate, 9” or Over

DIVISION 117 – GLASS Class No. 11700-Advertising Item 11724 - Cruet 11748 - Paper Weight

11701 – Art Glass, Vase 11725 – Cut Glass, Bowl, 9”or Over 11749 – Perfume Bottle

11702 – Art Glass, Other 11726 – Cut Glass, Bowl, Under 9” 11750 – Pitcher, Clear 11703 – Basket 11727 – Cut Glass, Relish 11751 – Pitcher, Colored 11704 – Bottle, Clear 11728 – Cut Glass, Tumbler 11752 – Plate, 9” or Over 11705 – Bottle, Colored 11729 – Cut Glass, Vase 11753 – Plate, under 9” 11706 – Bottle, Figure 11730 – Cut Glass, Other 11754 – Platter 11707 – Bowl, 9” or Over 11731 – Decanter 11755 – Relish Dish 11708 – Bowl, Under 9” 11732 – Dresser Article 11756 – Salt Open 11709 – Butter Dish, Clear 11733 – Fruit Jar, Clear 11757 – Salt & Pepper Shaker 11710 – Butter Dish, Colored 11734 – Fruit Jar, Colored 11758 – Serving Item 11711 – Cake Stand 11735 – Goblet, Buttermilk 11759 – Shoe 11712 – Candy Container 11736 – Goblet, Clear 11760 – Sugar Bowl 11713 – Candy Dish 11737 – Goblet, Colored 11761 – Spooner 11714 – Candlestick 11738 – Milk Bottle 11762 – Syrup 11715 – Carnival Glass, Bowl, 9” or Over 11739 – Milk Glass, Basket 11763 – Toothpick Holder 11716 – Carnival Glass, Bowl, Under 9” 11740 – Milk Glass, Dresser Item 11764 – Tumbler 11717 – Carnival Glass, Pitcher 11741 – Milk Glass, Pitcher 11765 – Vase, Clear 11718 – Carnival Glass, Vase 11742 – Milk Glass, Vase 11766 – Vase, Colored 11719 – Carnival Glass, Other 11743 – Mug 11767 – Wine Glass 11720 – Celery 11744 - Novelty 11768 – Other Item Not Listed 11721 – Compote, Covered 11745 – Opalescent, Bowl 11722 – Compote, Open 11746 – Opalescent, Vase 11723 – Creamer 11747 – Opalescent, Other

Relics and Antiques Cont’d

DIVISION 118 – CHINA AND PORCELAIN Class No.

11800 – Advertising Item 11815 – Dresser Item 11830 – Sugar Bowl 11801 – Bone Dish 11816 – Figurine, 9” or Over 11831 – Tea Pot 11802 – Bowl, 9” or Over 11817 – Figurine, Under 9” 11832 – Vase, Head 11803 – Bowl, Under 9” 11818 – Mug 11833 – Vase, 9” or Over 11804 – Bowl, Covered 11819 – Mustache Cup 11834 – Vase, Under 9” 11805 – Bowl, Dessert 11820 – Occupied Japan, Cup and Saucer 11835 – Other Item Not Listed 11806 – Bowl, Hand Painted 9” or Over 11821 – Occupied Japan, Figurine 11807 – Bowl, Hand Painted Under 9” 11822 – Occupied Japan, Novelty 11808 – Butter Dish 11823 – Occupied Japan, Other Item Not

Listed

11809 – Cake Plate 11824 – Plate, 9” or Over 11810 – Coffee Pot 11825 – Plate, Under 9” 11811 – Compote 11826 – Platter 11812 – Creamer 11827 – Salt and Pepper Shaker 11813 – Cup and Saucer 11828 – Serving Item 11814 – Demitasse Cup and Saucer 11829 – Shoe

DIVISION 119 – IRONSTONE, CROCKERY, SEMI-PORCELAIN

Class No.

11900 – Advertising Item 11917 – Flow Blue, Plate 11934 – Pottery, Van Briggle

11901 – Bone Dish 11918 – Flow Blue, Platter 11935 – Pottery, Weller

11902 – Bowl, 9” or Over 11919 – Flow Blue, Other 11936 – Pottery, Other

11903 – Bowl, Under 9” 11920 – Gravy Boat 11937 – Salt and Pepper Shaker

11904 – Butter Dish 11921 – Jug 11938 – Shaving Mug

11905 – Coffee Pot 11922 – Mug 11939 – Sugar Bowl

11906 – Cookie Jar 11923 – Novelty 11940 – Tea Pot

11907 – Covered Jar 11924 – Pitcher, 9” or Over 11941 – Vase, 9” or Over

11908 – Covered serving Dish 11925 – Pitcher, Under 9” 11942 – Vase, Under 9”

11909 – Creamer 11926 – Plate, 9” or Over 11943 – Wall Pocket

11910 – Crock, Mixing Bowl 11927 – Plate, Under 9” 11944 – Other Item Not Listed

11911 – Crock, Pitcher 11928 – Planter

11912 – Crock, salt 11929 – Platter

11913 – Cup and saucer 11930 – Pottery, Hall

11914 – Figurine 11931 – Pottery, Hull

11915 – Flow Blue, Bowl 11932 – Pottery, McCoy

11916 – Flow Blue, Cup and Saucer

11933 – Pottery, Roseville

Relics and Antiques Cont’d

DIVISION 120 – METAL

Class No. 12000 – Advertising Item 12014 – Cloisonné’ 12028 – Silver Plate, Serving Item 12001 – Advertising, Tin 12015 – Copper, Large 12029 – Silver Plate, Tray 12002 – Aluminum, Hammered 12016 – Copper, Small 12030 – Silver Plate, Other 12003 – Aluminum, Other Item 12017– Doorstop 12031 – Sterling Silver, Serving Item 12004 – Bank 12018 – Graniteware 12032 – Sterling Silver, Large 12005 – Bell 12019 – Iron 12033 – Sterling Silver, small 12006 – Belt Buckle 12020 – Kitchen Tool 12034 – Tin, Box 12007 – Box 12021 – Lantern 12035 – Tin, Other 12008 – Brass, Large 12022 – Pewter, Mug 12036 – Tool, Automobile 12009 – Brass, Small 12023 – Pewter, Serving Item 12037 – Tool, Farm 12010 – Candlestick 12024 – Pewter, Other 12038 – Tool, Household 12011 – Cast Iron Pot 12025 – Railroad Item 12039 – Tool, Plumber 12012 – Cast Iron Skillet 12026 – Scissors 12040 – Trivet 12013 – Cast Iron Other 12027 – Silver Plate, Pitcher 12041- Other Item Not Listed

DIVISION 121 – PAPER, WOOD, PLASTIC, MISCELLANEOUS Class No.

12100 – Advertising, Paper 12114 – Bowl, Bread-Wooden 12128 – Photograph, Small 12101 – Advertising, Wood 12115 – Butter Mold 12129 – Plastic Item 12102 – Bakelite, Any Item 12116 – Celluloid, Any Item 12130 – Post Card 12103 – Basket, Wicker 12117 – Greeting Card 12131 – Report Card 12104 – Book, 1st edition 12118 – holiday Item 12132 – Rolling Pin 12105 – Book, Autobiography 12119 – Kitchen Tool 12133 – Serving Item 12106 – Book, Bible 12120 – Legal Document 12134 – Sewing Item 12107 – Book, Children’s 12121– LP Album 12135 – Tin Type Picture 12108 – Book, Cook 12122 - Magazine 12136 – Writing Instrument, Fountain

Pen 12109 – Book, Novel 12123 – Memorabilia, Movie 12137 – Writing Instrument, Other 12110 – Book, Photo Album 12124 – Memorabilia, SP Fair 12138 – Other Item Not Listed 12111– Book, Poetry 12125 – Memorabilia, Texas Tech 12112 – Book, School 12126 – Music Box 12113 – Book, Other 12127 – Photograph, Large

Relics and Antiques Cont’d

DIVISION 122 – FOR MEN ONLY Class No. 12200 – Advertising Item 12210 – Framed Military

Collection; 10 items or more 12220 – Smoking Accessory

12201 – Binocular 12211 – Horse Shoe 12221 – Sport Item 12202 – Camera 12212 – Jewelry 12222 – Spurs 12203 – Civil War Item 12213 – Knife, Pocket 12223 – Sword Dagger 12204 – Firearm, Accessory 12214 – Korean War Item 12224 – Toy 12205 – Firearm, Military 12215 – Metal or Award, Military 12225 – Watch, Pocket 12206 – Firearm, Rifle 12216 – Medical Tool 12226 – Watch ,Wrist 12207 – Firearm, Other 12217 – Pipe 12227 – World War I Item 12208 – Fishing Lure 12218 – Razor 12228 – World War II Item 12209 – Fishing Rod and Reel

12219 – Shaving Accessory 12229 - Other Item Not Listed

DIVISION 123 – LARGE ITEMS

Class No. 12300 – Advertising Item 12307 – Lamp, Electric 12314 – Picture, Large-Hand Painted 12301 – Chair, Child’s 12308 – Lamp, Kerosene 12315 – Picture, Small-Hand Painted 12302 – Chair, Small 12309 – Mechanical Device 12316 – Radio 12303 – Churn, Dasher 12310 – Musical Instrument 12317 – Telephone 12304 – Churn, Mechanical 12311 – Photograph, Large 12318 – Wash Board 12305 – Clock, Mantle 12312 –Picture, Framed, Large 12319 – Other Item Not Listed 12306 – Clock, Other 12313 – Picture, Framed, Small

DIVISION 124 – CLOTHING TEXTILES

Must be 50 Years Old Class No.

12400 – Baby Blanket 12415 – Crochet, Doily 9”and Over

12430-Hat Ladies

12401 – Bedspread 12416 – Crochet, Doily Under 9” 12431 – Needlepoint 12402 – Bonnet, Child’s 12417 – Crochet, Tablecloth 12432 – Potholders 12403 – Bonnet, Ladies 12418 – Crochet, Other 12433 – Shoes, Ladies 12404 – Boy Scout Item 12419– Crosstitch 12434 – Quilt, Applique 12405 – Clothing, Child-Boys 12420 – Embroidery, Doily 12435 – Quilt , Child 12406 – Clothing, Child- Girls 12421 – Embroidery, Pillowcase 12436 – Quilt, Pieced 12407 – Clothing, Infant 12422 – Embroidery, Tablecloth 12437 - Other Item Not Listed 12408 – Clothing, Ladies Coat 12423 - Embroidery, Other 12409 – Clothing, Ladies Dress 12424 – Flag 12410 – Clothing, Men’s 12425 – Girl scout Item 12411 – Clothing, Military Uniform 12426 – Gloves 12412 – Collar 12427 – Handbag 12413 – Coverlet 12428 – Handkerchief 12414 – Crochet, Bedspread 12429 – Hat, Man’s

Relics and Antiques Cont’d

DIVISION 125 – JEWELRY Class No. 12500 – Bakelite, Bracelet 12511 – Button Hook 12522 – Necklace, Glass Beads 12501 – Bakelite, Pin 12512 – Compact 12523 – Necklace, Metal 12502 – Belt Buckle 12513 – Earrings Metal 12524 – Necklace, Pearl 12503 – Bracelet, Metal 12514 – Earrings, Rhinestone 12525 – Necklace, Rhinestone 12504 – Bracelet, Rhinestone 12515 – Earrings, Other 12526 – Necklace, Other 12505 – Bracelet, Other 12516 – Evening Bag, beaded 12527 – Thimble 12506 – Brooch, Cameo 12517 – Evening Bag, Mesh 12528 – Ring, Gemstone 12507 – Brooch, Metal 12518 – Evening Bag, Other 12529 – Ring, Metal 12508 – Brooch, Rhinestone 12519 – Eye Glasses 12530 – Ring, Rhinestone 12509 – Brooch, Semi-precious Stone 12520 – Hair Accessory Item 12531 – Watch 12510 – Brooch, Other 12521 – Hat Pin 12532 - Other Item Not Listed

DIVISION 126 – BUTTONS, MOUNTED ON CARDS

3-10 Buttons per card except #12600 Class No.

12600 – Artistic Design, More Than 10 Items 12611 – Picture, Animal 12601 – Bakelite 12612 – Picture, People 12602 – Brass 12613 – Picture, Other 12603 – Brass, Military 12614 – Pressed Glass 12604 – Bone 12615 – Shell 12605 – Celluloid 12616 – Shell, Carved 12606 – Glass, Black 12617 – Wood 12607 – Glass, Clear 12618 – Other Item Not Listed 12608 – Glass, Colored 12609 – Metal 12610 – Metal, Enameled

DIVISION 127 – TOYS Class No.

12700 – Boy Toy 12710 – Mechanical Toy 12701 – Car 12711 – Toy Pistol 12702 – Doll, China 12” and Over 12712 – Toy Rifle 12703 – Doll, China Under 12” 12713 – Tractor 12704 – Doll, Composition 12714 – Truck, Large 12705 – Doll, Hard Plastic 12715 – Truck, Small 12706 – Doll, Other 12716 – Wooden Blocks 12707 – Game in Original Box 12717 – Wooden Pull Toy 12708 – Girl Toy 12718 – Other Item Not Listed 12709 – Iron Toy

Relics and Antiques Cont’d

DIVISION 128 – KIDS ONLY – AGES 6-16 Item must be at least 50 years old or older

Class No. 12800 – Book 12807 – Novelty 12801 – Boy Toy 12808 – Sea Shell 12802 – Clothing 12809 – Sewing Item 12803 – Game in Box 12810 – Tool 12804 – Girl Toy 12811 – Other Item Not Listed

12805 – Jewelry 12806 – Kitchen Item

PANHANDLE SOUTH PLAINS FAIR CREATIVE ARTS EXHIBITION

Anna Montalvo, Creative Arts Event Coordinator •Amy Thomas, Secondary Event Coordinator Shannon Higgenbothem, Secondary Event Coordinator, Noelle Edwards, Secondary Event Coordinator, Leah

Harper, Secondary Event Coordinator. ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS DIVISION (GRADES K-6) 1. Any South Plains Area elementary art teacher who wishes to participate must request or cancel a display panel before Friday, September 6th from Anna Montalvo, 806-470-1951 or Anna.Montalvo@lubbockisd.org. 1. Entries will be hung by each teacher in the Trade Mart Building between 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. on Monday, September 16th, OR Tuesday, September 17th. No entries will be accepted after 6:00 p.m. on either day. 2. Teacher-entered artwork will be displayed by school. One 4’ x 8’ display panel may be reserved by each elementary art teacher on which to display their own school’s exhibit. Schools will be limited to no more entries than will fit upon their assigned panel. 3. Student artwork entries will be limited to two per student. Only two entries per grade per subject matter/project will be accepted at the elementary division. 4. All works must comply with these specifications for entry:

a. All works must be tallied and an entry form from each teacher must accompany the entries. b. All work must be matted with or mounted on white mat/poster board. No frames or single sheets of

construction paper as backing. c. All work must be original. d. All work must be 2-dimensional or mountable upon the display panels. e. Entries must be identified with an official fair tag attached to the lower right hand corner of the entry,

obtain from Anna Montalvo, Event Coordinator, Anna.Montalvo@lubbockisd.org. Official nametags should be requested by email at the time of display panel request. Nametag templates will be sent by email and are expected to be printed in color prior to entry.

f. Artwork created after March 11th, 2018 must be entered in the student’s current grade level. 5. 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and Honorable Mention honors will be awarded to each school participating on their one display panel. MIDDLE SCHOOLS DIVISION (GRADE 6-9) 1. Any South Plains Area middle school art teacher who wishes to participate must request or cancel a display panel before Friday, September 6th, from Anna Montalvo, 806-470-1951 or Anna.montalvo@Lubbockisd.org. 1. Entries will be hung by each teacher in the Trade Mart Building between 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. on Monday, September 16th, OR Tuesday, September 17th. No entries will be accepted after 6:00 p.m. either day. 2. Teacher-entered artwork will be displayed by school. One 4’ x 8’ black display panel may be reserved be each middle school art teacher on which to display their own school’s exhibit. Schools will be limited to no more entries than will fit upon their assigned panel. 3. Student artwork entries will be limited to two per student. 4. All works must comply with these specifications to be acceptable for entry:

a. All works must be tallied and an entry form from each teacher must accompany the entries. b. All work must be matted with or mounted on white mat/poster board. No frames or single

sheets of construction paper as backing. c. All work must be original. d. All work must be 2-dimensional or mountable upon the display panels.

e. Entries must be identified with an official fair tag attached to the lower right hand corner of the entry, obtain from Anna Montalvo, Event Coordinator, amontalvo@lubbockisd.net. Official nametags should be requested by email at the time of display panel request. Nametag

templates will be sent by email and are expected to be printed in color prior to entry. 5. Artwork created after March 11th, 2019 must be entered in the student’s current grade level.1st, 2nd, 3rd, and Honorable Mention honors will be awarded to each school participating on their one display panel.

HIGH SCHOOLS DIVISION (GRADES 9 – 12) 1. Any South Plains Area high school art teacher who wishes to participate must request or cancel a

display panel before Friday, September 6th from Anna Montalvo, 806-470-1951 or Anna.Montalvo@lubbockisd.org.

2. Entries will be hung by each teacher in the Trade Mart Building between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. on Monday, September 16th, OR Tuesday, September 17th. No entries will be accepted after 6:00 p.m. either day.

3. Teacher-entered artwork will be displayed by school. One 4’ x 8’ display panel may be reserved be each middle school art teacher on which to display their own school’s exhibit. Schools will be limited to no more entries than will fit upon their assigned panel.

4. Student artwork entries will be limited to two per student. 5. All works must comply with these specifications to be acceptable for entry:

a. All works must be tallied and an entry form from each teacher must accompany the entries. b. All work must be matted with or mounted on white mat/poster board. No frames or single

sheets of construction paper as backing. c. All work must be original. d. All work must be 2-dimensional or mountable upon the display panels.

e. Entries must be identified with an official fair tag attached to the lower right hand corner of the entry, obtain from Anna Montalvo, Event Coordinator, amontalvo@lubbockisd.net. Official nametags should be requested by email at the time of display panel request.

Nametag templates will be sent by email and are expected to be printed in color prior to entry.

f. Artwork created after March 11th, 2019 must be entered in the student’s current grade level.

6. 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and Honorable Mention honors will be awarded to each school participating on their one display panel.

INDEPENDENT DIVISION – ELEMENTARY THRU HIGH SCHOOL (GRADES K – 12) 1. Home-schooled and private lesson art work will be received in the Trade Mart Building between 4:00

p.m. and 6:00 p.m. on Monday, September 16th, OR Tuesday, September 17th. Artwork will be displayed and judged by grade level. Entries may be presented by area teachers, art teachers, or individuals. No artwork will be accepted after 6:00 p.m. either day.

2. Only two entries per grade per subject matter/project will be accepted. Individual entries will be limited to two per student.

3. All works must comply with these specifications for entry: a. All works must be tallied and an entry form from each teacher must accompany the entries. b. All work must be matted with or mounted on white mat/poster board. No frames or single

sheets of construction paper as backing. c. All work must be original. d. All work must be 2-dimensional or mountable upon the display panels.

e. Entries must be identified with an official fair tag attached to the lower right hand corner of the entry, obtain from Anna Montalvo, Event Coordinator, Anna.Montalvo@lubbockisd.org. Official nametags should be requested by email at the time of display panel request. Nametag

templates will be sent by email and are expected to be printed in color prior to entry. f. Artwork created after March 11th, 2019 must be entered in the student’s current grade

level. 4. 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and Honorable mention honors will be awarded to each grade level.

All artwork entered in the creative arts division may be picked up from the Trade Mart Building on Sunday September 29th from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. *The Fair will NOT be responsible for any artwork that is not picked up by 3:00 p.m. on September 29th and will be disposed of.*