DEPARTMENT 11 YOUTH UNDER 19

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1 DEPARTMENT 11 YOUTH UNDER 19 Chairperson: Heidi Garee, McClellandtown, PA ENTRIES ACCEPTED: Thursday, July 27, :00 AM to 5:00 PM RULES AND REGULATIONS: 1. This department has been set up for ALL youth in Fayette County, 19 years and younger; excluding 4-H members who are currently enrolled in a clothing project. NOTE: Any 4-H member currently enrolled in a clothing or a foods project can enter with a separate project. 2. Only 1 entry per person-per class. 3. Only 1 premium paid to exhibitor in each class. 4. ONLY CLASSES LISTED WILL BE ACCEPTED. SECTION 1 CLOTHING JUDGING: Friday, July 28, :00 AM JUDGE: Cheryl Hart - Carmichaels, PA Premiums $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 Class Coat 1. Blend fabric 2. Cotton 3. Wool Dress 4. Dressy 5. Evening long 6. Evening short 7. School 8. Two-Piece Jacket, any fabric 9. Lined 10. Unlined Shirts, Appliqued 11. Sweatshirt 12. T-Shirt 1

2 Shirts, Painted 13. Sweat Shirt 14. T-Shirt 15. Tie Dye Shirts 16. Silk Shorts 17. Shorts Shorts and Top 18. Shorts and Top Skirts and Blouses 19. Cotton blouse with sleeves 20. Cotton blouse, sleeveless 21. Cotton or cotton blend skirt 22. Culottes 23. Man's shirt 24. Silk or silk blend blouse with sleeves 25. Wool or wool blend skirt Slacks, any fabric 26. Lined 27. Unlined Suits 28. Casual 29. Tailored Vest 30. Lined 31. Unlined Other Clothing 32. Other SECTION 2 FOODS JUDGING: Baked Goods Thursday, July 27, :00 PM JUDGE: Renee Dixon - Washington, PA JUDGE: Richard Rosensteel - Dunbar, PA JUDGING: Canned Goods Friday, July 28, :00 AM JUDGE: Janet Gallagher - Uniontown, PA JUDGE: Mary Jane Kent - Wind Ridge, PA 2

3 2017 Award Announcement BALL Fresh Preserving AWARD For Youth Level presented by: BALL & KERR Fresh Preserving PRODUCTS In recognition of youth who excel in the art of fresh preserving (canning), Jarden Home Brands, who bring you Ball and Kerr Fresh Preserving Products will present First Place Awards in designated recipe categories. Judges will select the best entry submitted by a youth in each category for Fruit, Vegetable, Pickle and Soft Spread. Entries must be preserved in Ball or Ball Collection Elite Jars sealed with Ball Lids and Bands or Ball Collection Elite Lids and Bands, or preserved in Kerr Jars sealed with Kerr Lids and Bands. In addition, soft spread entries will be limited to recipes prepared using Ball Pectin: Original, No Sugar Needed or Liquid. A proof of purchase for Ball pectin must be provided at time of entry. The best entry from each category will receive Two (2) Five-Dollar ($5) Coupons for Ball or Kerr Fresh Preserving Products and one (1) Free (up to $5 value) Coupon for Ball Pectin.. General judging guidelines are listed in Department 15 Section 2. Premiums $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 Class Baked Bread and Rolls 1. Baking Powder Biscuits, 7 2. Bread, White, 1 loaf 3. Bread, Whole Wheat, 1 loaf 4. Bread, Other, 1 loaf 5. Cinnamon Rolls, 7 6. Cloverleaf, 7 7. Muffins, 7 8. Nut or fruit bread, 7 9. Parkerhouse Rolls, Rolls, White, Rolls, Whole Wheat, 7 Baked Cookies, Bar 16. Dropped 17. Filled 18. No Bake 19. Pressed 20. Rolled 21. Sliced or icebox 3

4 22. Brownies in a jar (dry ingredients) 23. Cookies in a jar (dry ingredients) Butter Cakes, iced 25. Chocolate 26. Cupcakes, Spice 28. White 29. Yellow 30. Zucchini 31. Other Egg Cakes, not iced 35. Angel 36. Chiffon 37. Sponge Pies crust, no cream filling, no custard crusts, any kind Candy, 6 pieces 45. Butter Cream candy, any kind 46. Creams, any kind 47. Fudge, any kind 48. Mints 49. Nougats 50. Peanut Brittle 51. Peanut Brittle, Chocolate Covered 52. Peanut Roll 53. Sea Foam 54. Taffy Canned Fruits, 1 quart 60. Apple Sauce 61. Blackberries 62. Cherries, Red 63. Cherries, White 64. Elderberries 65. Grapes 66. Peaches 67. Pears 68. Pineapple 69. Raspberries, Black 70. Raspberries, Red 71. Rhubarb 72. Other Canned Vegetables, 1 quart 75. Beans, Green 4

5 76. Beans, Lima 77. Beans, Yellow 78. Beets 79. Carrots 80. Cauliflower 81. Corn 82. Mixed Vegetables 83. Peas 84. Peppers, Hot 85. Pickles, Dill 86. Pickles, Sweet 87. Sauce, Catsup 88. Sauce, Chili 89. Sauce, Peppers 90. Sauce, Salsa 91. Sauce, Spaghetti 92. Sauce, Tomato 93. Sauerkraut 94. Soup, Tomato 95. Soup, Vegetable 96. Tomatoes, Red 97. Other Jams 100. Blackberry 101. Elderberry 102. Grape 103. Raspberry 104. Rhubarb 105. Strawberry 106. Other Premiums $4.00 $3.00 $ Display of Jams, 3 varieties Premiums $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 Jellies 115. Apple 116. Blackberry 117. Elderberry 118. Grape 119. Peach 120. Raspberry 121. Strawberry 122. Other Premiums $4.00 $3.00 $ Display of Jellies, 3 varieties 5

6 Premiums $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 Spreads 130. Apple Butter 131. Peach Butter 132. Plum Butter Premiums $4.00 $3.00 $ Display of Spreads, 3 varieties Premiums $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 Miscellaneous Products 138. Potato chips, 1 quart 139. Salted nuts, 1/2 pint SECTION 3 ARTS AND HANDCRAFTS YOUTH UNDER 12 YEARS OLD RULES AND REGULATIONS: 1. Open to youths up to age 12, excluding 4-H members who are currently enrolled in arts and handcrafts projects. 2. The exhibitor must have made each article within the current year. JUDGING: Friday, July 28, :00 AM JUDGE: Debbie Golden - Fairchance, PA Premiums $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 Class All items from yarn, cord, and string 1. Creative Experiment 2. Macrame, Belt 3. Macrame, Purse 4. Macrame, Wall hanging 5. Macrame, Other 6. String Pictures 7. Weaving, Accessories 8. Weaving, Wall hanging 9. Weaving, Other All Natural Materials 12. Clay 13. Creative Experiment 14. Dolls, Rag Dolls 15. Dolls, Other 16. Dried Apples 6

7 17. Flowers 18. Mats 19. Other Boxes 20. Cardboard Handmade Box 21. Ceramic Box 22. Plastic Canvas Box 23. Wood Handmade Box Candles 25. Candle, Handmade 26. Candle, Painted Collections (Must be mounted on heavy foam board or cardboard, no poster board, and ready to hang.) 30. Badges 31. Buttons 32. Erasers 33. Key Rings 34. Pencils 35. Pens 36. Pins 37. Post Cards 38. Other Decoupage 40. Decoupage Foam Art 45. Foam Art Holiday 50. Christmas 51. Easter 52. Fourth of July 53. Halloween 54. St. Patrick s Day 55. Thanksgiving 56. Valentine s Day 57. Other Latch Hook 60. Pillows 61. Rugs 62. Wall Hangings 63. Other Leather Work 65. Belt 66. Key Holder 7

8 67. Purse 68. Wallet 69. Other Magnets 75. Magnet Mobiles 80. Mobile 81. Whirly Gigs 82. Wind Chimes Models, Metal 85. Cars 86. Motorcycles 87. Planes 88. Trucks 89. Other Models, Plastic Lego and Kenex not permitted 90. Airplanes and Spacecraft 91. Cars 92. Military 93. Motorcycle 94. Trucks 95. Other Models, Wood 98. Cars 99. Military 100. Trucks 101. Other Models, Other 105. Lego (No larger base than 12" x 18" and no higher than 24")-remove only under Kenex (No larger base than 12" x 18" and no higher than 24")- leave misc. category 107. Other Needlepoint 110. Needlepoint Needlework 115. Cross Stitch, Counted 116. Cross Stitch, Printed 117. Crocheting, Large 118. Crocheting, Small 119. Knitting, Large 120. Knitting, Small 121. Needlework 8

9 Novelty 126. Clay Filmo 127. Novelty 128. Painted Rock 129. Plaster Paris 130. Plastic Canvas 131. Puppet 132. Stuffed Toys Must be made by exhibitor Picture Frames 135. Foam Art 136. Wood Wallhanging 140. Crocheted 141. Knitted 142. Novelty 143. Other Windsocks 145. Windsock Woodwork 150. Bird Houses 151. Burning 152. Furniture, Small 153. Furniture, Large 154. Scroll 155. Yard Art 156. Toys 157. Other Wreaths 160. Grapevine 161. Straw 162. Styrofoam 163. Other Miscellaneous 165. Beadwork, Jewelry 166. Beadwork, Key Chain 167. Beadwork, Other 168. Ceramic 169. Clocks, Ceramic 170. Clocks, Wood 171. Engravings 172. Jewelry, Other 173. Sand Art 174. Knotted Blankets 175. Knotted Quilts 176. Other Art or Handcraft 9

10 SECTION 4 ARTS AND HANDCRAFTS YOUTH AGES RULES AND REGULATIONS: 1. Open to youths, age 12 to 19, excluding 4-H members who are currently enrolled in arts and handcrafts. 2. The exhibitor must have made each article within the current year. Premiums $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 Class All items from yarn, cord, and string 1. Creative Experiment 2. Macrame, Belt 3. Macrame, Purse 4. Macrame, Wall hanging 5. Macrame, Other 6. String Pictures 7. Weaving, Accessories 8. Weaving, Wall hanging 9. Weaving, Other All Natural Materials 12. Clay 13. Creative Experiment 14. Dolls, Rag Dolls 15. Dolls, Other 16. Dried Apples 17. Flowers 18. Mats 19. Other Boxes 20. Cardboard Handmade Box 21. Wood Handmade Box Candles 25. Candle, Handmade 26. Candle, Painted Collections (Must be mounted on heavy foam board or cardboard, no poster board, and ready to hang) 30. Badges 31. Buttons 32. Erasers 10

11 33. Key Rings 34. Pencils 35. Pins 36. Post Cards 37. Other Decoupage 40. Decoupage Foam Art 45. Foam Art Holiday 50. Christmas 51. Easter 52. Fourth of July 53. Halloween 54. St. Patrick s Day 55. Thanksgiving 56. Valentines Day 57. Other Latch Hook 60. Pillows 61. Rugs 62. Wall Hangings 63. Other Leather Work 65. Belt 66. Key Holder 67. Purse 68. Wallet 69. Other Magnets 75. Magnet Mobiles 80. Mobile Models, Metal 85. Cars 86. Motorcycles 87. Planes 88. Trucks 89. Other Models, Plastic Lego and Kenex not permitted 90. Airplanes and Spacecraft 91. Cars 92. Military 93. Motorcycle 11

12 94. Trucks 95. Other Models, Wood 98. Cars 99. Military 100. Trucks 101. Other Needlepoint 110. Needlepoint Needlework 115. Cross Stitch, Counted 116. Cross Stitch, Printed 117. Crocheting, Large 118. Crocheting, Small 119. Knitting, Large 120. Knitting, Small 121. Needlework Novelty 126. Clay Filmo 127. Novelty 128. Painted Rock 129. Plaster Paris 130. Plastic Canvas 131. Puppet 132. Stuffed Toys Must be made by exhibitor Picture Frames 135. Foam Art 136. Wood Wallhanging 140. Crocheted 141. Knitted 142. Novelty 143. Other Windsocks 145. Windsock Woodwork 150. Bird Houses 151. Burning 152. Furniture, Small 153. Furniture, Large 154. Scroll 155. Yard Art 156. Toys 157. Other 12

13 Wreaths 160. Grapevine 161. Straw 162. Styrofoam 163. Other Miscellaneous 165. Beadwork, Jewelry 166. Beadwork, Key Chain 167. Beadwork, Other 168. Ceramic 169. Clocks, Ceramic 170. Clocks, Wood 171. Engravings 172. Jewelry, Other 173. Sand Art 174. Knotted Blanket 175. Knotted Quilt 176. Other Art or Handcraft SECTION 5 VEGETABLES Co-Chairpersons: Dan and Frances Rosensteel 200 Highland Road, Vanderbilt, PA ( ) ENTRIES ACCEPTED: Monday, July 31, :00 AM to 5:00 PM RULES AND REGULATIONS: 1. All vegetables become property of the Fayette County Fair. 2. Only 1 entry per person, per class. 3. Only 1 premium paid to the exhibitor in each class. 4. All vegetables to be topped are to be topped at 3 inches. 5. Entries that do not place may not be placed on display due to space limitations. 6. ONLY CLASSES LISTED WILL BE ACCEPTED. JUDGING: Tuesday, August 1, :00 AM JUDGE: John H. Bierbower - Latrobe, PA Premiums $2.50 $2.00 $1.50 $1.00 Class Beans, 8 1. Green (bush) - flat 2. Green (bush) - round 13

14 3. Green (pole) - flat 4. Green (pole) - round 5. Lima (pods) - bush 6. Lima (pods) - pole 7. Wax - bush 8. Wax - pole Beets, topped, Beets Broccoli, 1 head 13. Broccoli Brussel Sprouts, 1 pint 15. Brussel Sprouts Cabbage, 1 head 18. Chinese 19. Flat 20. Pointed 21. Red 22. Round Carrots, 4 topped 25. Carrots Cauliflower, 1 head 27. Cauliflower Celery, 1 plant in soil 29. Celery Corn, sweet (4 ears, unhusked, 1 window cut in each ear) 32. Combination 33. White 34. Yellow Cucumbers 37. Pickling, 6, 3 to Slicing, 3, 5 and up 39. Slicing, Burpless, 3 Dill 41. Dill, 1 bunch, 8 high - in water Eggplant, Albino 44. Purple Endive, 1 plant in soil 46. Endive Garlic, 3 bulbs 48. Garlic 14

15 Gourds 50. One type, Display of 6, 2 of each type Horseradish, 3 roots, 4 long, 1 diameter 53. Horseradish Kale, 1 plant in soil 55. Kale Kohlrabi, Purple 58. White Leek Leek Lettuce, 1 plant in soil 61. Head 62. Leaf Muskmelons, Muskmelons Okra, Okra Onions, bulbs topped, Red flat 71. Red round 72. White flat 73. White round 74. Yellow flat 75. Yellow round 76. Largest flat 77. Largest round Onions, bunching, Green, scallions Parsley, display, 1 bunch in water, 8 high 81. Parsley Parsnips, 4 - topped 3 inches 83. Parsnips Peas, 8 pods full 85. Peas Peppers, Hot Banana 88. Hot Cayenne 89. Hot Cherry 90. Hot Jalapeno 91. Hot Other 92. Sweet Banana 15

16 93. Sweet Bell 94. Sweet Other Potatoes, Blue Purple 97. Red 98. White Pumpkin, Crookneck 101. Field 102. Largest 103. Sugar Pie 104. Other Radishes, 4 - topped 3 inches 107. Red 108. White Rhubarb, 4 stalks cutoff & tied 110. Rhubarb Rutabagas, Rutabagas Spinach, 1 plant potted in soil 114. Spinach Strawberries, 1 pint 116. Strawberries Squash, Acorn 119. Butternut 120. Crookneck 121. Cocozelle 122. Yellow Zucchini 123. Hubbard 124. Patty Pan 125. Spaghetti 126. Straight neck (yellow) 127. Zucchini hybrid 128. Zucchini largest Sunflower stalk head 131. Largest head Sweet potatoes, Sweet Potatoes Swiss chard, 1 stalk in soil 134. Swiss Chard 16

17 Tomatoes, ( either 5 or 4 required, see below) 136. Cherry green (5) 137. Cherry red (5) 138. Green, round (4) 139. Paste, green (4) 140. Paste, red (4) 141. Pink (4) 142. Red (4) 143. Yellow (4) 144. Other (4) Turnips, 3 topped 3 inches 147.Turnips SECTION 7 FLORAL EXHIBITS Co-Chairpersons: Amy Lucy Foster, 157 Turner Road, Ohiopyle, PA ( ) April Garner,108 Shaffer School Road, Ohiopyle, PA ( ) Linda Lucy, 114 Shaffer School Road, Ohiopyle, PA ( ) ENTRIES ACCEPTED: Monday, July 31, :00 AM to 5:00 PM 1. Only 1 entry per person per class. RULES AND REGULATIONS: 2. The use of artificial flowers is prohibited and no premium will be paid. 3. Plants will not be accepted for exhibition unless they have been growing in containers for 2 months. 4. The management will not undertake to return exhibits, nor be responsible for the return of exhibits. Baskets or containers must be supplied by exhibitors and will be given every possible care, but management assumes no responsibility for their safety. 5. Flowers or plants entered for competition must be more than ordinary standard and quality to be entitled to an award. 6. The management may, at any time, order the removal of any exhibit that is in bad condition. Any article manifestly unfit to show may be excluded. 7. Exhibitor, except in arrangement classes, must grow all entries. 8. No exhibit may be removed at any time before the close of the exhibition except by consent of management. 9. The judge may withhold awards where they feel the entry is not worthy. The judge's decision will be final. 10. Exhibits must conform to the number of blooms, spikes or stems specified in each class. 11. Flowers in each entry must be one color and variety unless otherwise stated. 17

18 JUDGING: Monday, July 31, :00 PM JUDGE: Joycelyn Langley - Uniontown PA JUDGE: Nancy Gibson - Uniontown PA Premiums $3.00 $2.00 $1.50 $1.00 Classes CUT FLOWERS 1. Ageratum, 3 stems 2. Cosmos, 6 stems (mixed colors) 3. Dahlia, bloom 4. Echinacea (Cone Flower), 3 blooms 5. Gladiolus, 1 spike 6. Lily, any kind, 1 stem 7. Marigold, Large Flowering, 3 blooms 8. Marigold, Small Flowering, 6 blooms 9. Petunias, 6 blooms 10. Rose, 1 bloom 11. Rudbeckia- 3 blooms 12. Salvia Red, 3 blooms 13. Snapdragons, 3 spikes 14. Zinnia, 3 blooms (mixed colors) 15. Any other annual 16. Any other perennial ARRANGEMENTS 18. Arrangement for Mom 19. Arrangement for Teacher s Desk 20. Terrarium 21. Wildflower Arrangement POTTED PLANTS 24. Violet, any color 25. Any Flowering Potted Plant 26. Any Non-Flowering Potted Plant 27. Any Hanging Basket, flowering or non-flowering 18