4-H & FFA. America s First Fair Old Main Building. Consumer Sciences

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1 America s First Fair Old Main Building 4-H & FFA Clothing and Textiles Consumer Sciences Family and York County Agricultural Society York Fair 334 Carlisle Avenue York PA Fax

2 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE NO.'S GENERAL INFORMATION. 3 DEPARTMENT 10 Youth Exhibits Youth Exhibits 4H Division 4-H Food H Clothing and Textiles 4-H Arts and Crafts H Opportunities Youth Exhibits Vocational. 19

3 3 GENERAL INFORMATION Ray Olewiler - Program Manager Address all communications to YORK FAIR 334 Carlisle Avenue, York, PA PHONE (717) FAX (717) ADMISSIONS, HOURS OF OPERATION ALL GATES WILL OPEN - 12:00 P.M. 11:00 A.M. Sept. 8 thru Sept. 17, Exhibit Buildings open Monday-Thursday 12:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Friday-Sunday 11:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Commercial Buildings open Monday-Thursday 12:00 P.M. to10:00 P.M. Friday-Sunday 11:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. Memorial Hall will close at 9.00 P.M. on September 17th PRICES Under 6 years Free Children/Teens (6-18) & College Students w/ Student ID. $ years and up $8.00 Automobiles, Delivery Vehicles: Daily Parking Fee $7.00 Season Admission, Vehicle and Driver $75.00 Entry Hours Day Hort Hall Old Main Tuesday September 5 Closed 1:00 9:00 p.m. Wednesday September 6 1:00 9:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Thursday September 7 9:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Closed Entry Policy For exhibits in Horticultural Hall and Old Main, use Gate 2 (Madison Ave. at Richland Ave.) only! There is no entry fee. Exhibitors, upon delivery of their article or articles to the proper department, will be given an exhibitors ticket which will bear the identifying numbers of the exhibit. This entitles Exhibitors to purchase one (1) Exhibitor Admission Ticket ($8.00 value) for $4.00 for each item entered. These Special Tickets are available in the Exhibition Hall when entering your items. THEY WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE ON ANY OTHER DATES. ONLY ONE TICKET PER ITEM ENTERED. Tickets will be Void if reproduced or tampered with in any way. Exhibits which have been erroneously entered may, at the discretion of the Director in Charge and Superintendent of the Department, be transferred to the proper class previous to the judging. If such classes have been judged they shall not be re-judged. shall be paid only on awards indicated by Judges records. Names shall be covered on exhibits until judging is completed. In the absence of competition in any class, the right is reserved to award premiums which the exhibit merits.

4 4 4-H Family and Consumer Sciences Personal entries must be made in Exhibition Building #1 (Old Main) on the Fairgrounds, Wednesday, September 6, 2:00-6:00 p.m. Exhibits must be picked up Monday, September 18 between 12:00 noon and 7:00 p.m. Rules: Exhibitor must be carrying 4-H foods projects as noted to be eligible to enter classes. Foods other than canned goods should be displayed on a paper plate and covered with plastic wrap. See class listings for number of items to be displayed. Posters must measure 14 x 22 to be judged. They will be judged on the basis of visual impact, creativity, neatness, accuracy. Poster must have been exhibited at the York County 4-H Fair. Division 4-H Food I Spy in the Kitchen 1. Trail Mix - 1/2 cup in a clear 1/2 pint jar 2. Butterscotch Squares (3-2 squares) 3. Snicker doodles (3 cookies) 4. Oatmeal Raisin Cookies (3 cookies ) Let s Bake Quick Breads 5. Plain Muffins (2) 6. Muffins with Fruit (2) 7. Muffins with Cheese (2) 8. Biscuits (2), any type 9. Fruit Bread - 1 loaf 10. Peanut Butter Bread or vegetable - 1 loaf 11. Southern Corn Bread - (3-2 squares) no frosting/topping 12. Poster on quick Breads or a quick bread technique Yeast Breads on the Rise - 1st Year 13. Loaf or round of yeast bread Crisp Dinner Rolls (3) 15. Soft Pretzels (2) 16. English Muffin Bread (1 loaf) 17. Coffee Cake (3-2 squares) 18. Rolls made in bread machine (4) 19. Bread (made in bread Machine 1 loaf) 20. Poster about yeast breads or making yeast bread Yeast Breads on the Rise 2nd Year 21. Focaccia (3-2 squares) 22. Bagels - 3 bagels 23. Stollen - 1 small stollen 24. English Muffins - 3 muffins 25. Cracker Bread - 3 thin breads 26. Pita Bread - 3 pita 27. Three-Grain Bread - 1 loaf

5 5 Star Spangled Foods 28. Oatmeal Muffins - 4 muffins 29. Snicker doodles - 4 cookies 30. Coffee Cake - (1 cake) made without yeast Global Gourmet 31. Poster giving information about foods from a country or culture Outside of the U.S. 32. Cassava Cake squares 33. Grissini - 3 breadsticks 34. Apfel Torte wedges Bag of Tricks 35. Granola in 1 pint canning jar with screw type lid pieces of a food-safe snack made in the microwave food safe dessert made in microwave (entire dessert) pieces of microwave fudge Micro Magicians layer upside down cake (pineapple, peach or apple) apple brownies, fudge brownies, or other bars Amazing Rays layer coffee cake (entire cake) pieces microwave peanut brittle pieces of toffee or other chocolate candy made in the microwave Presto Meals unfrosted layer cake (chocolate, carrot, or applesauce) made in microwave cupcakes made in microwave bundt cake (any type) made in microwave cherry or pecan pie made in microwave must use recipe in project book oz. jar of grape jelly or strawberry jam must use recipe in project book. Canned Foods 49. A 2 jar display of fruit and tomatoes (1 jar of fruit in sugar syrup, or 1 jar of fruit in fruit juice and1 jar of tomatoes, tomato juice or tomato sauce. Label each jar.) 50. A 3 jar display of Sweet Spreads. (Label each jar.) Includes 3 different kinds of jams and jellies. Label each jar.

6 6 Breads Around the World 51. A loaf or round bread made from a recipe that originated outside the U.S. (attach recipe) 52. A plate of (4) rolls, pretzels, tortillas, or smaller breads from a recipe that originated from another country or culture (attach recipe) 53. Poster on a specific bread and information about the country or culture the bread represents. Include a recipe or recipes on the poster Cake Decorating 54. 1st year (1 layer 3 decorating techniques) 55. 2nd year (1 sheet or shaped cake 3 decorating techniques) 56. Advanced (Tiered cake with or without pillars) 3 decorating techniques Candy Making 1st year-3 pieces 57. Molded chocolate (3 pieces) 58. Raisin or peanut clusters (3 pieces) 59. Non-chocolate (3 pieces) Candy Making 2nd year-3 pieces 60. Fudge (3 pieces) 61. Peanut brittle (3 pieces) 62. Cream filled (3 pieces) Gifts from the Kitchen 63. Beginner 64. Advanced

7 7 Division 4-H Clothing and Textiles Personal entries must be made in Exhibition Building No. 1 (Old Main) on the Fairgrounds, Wednesday, September 6, 2:00-6:00 p.m. Exhibits must be picked up Monday, September 18 between 12:00 noon and 7:00 p.m. Rules: Each article must be an item made by an enrolled 4-H member as part of 4-H projects taken this current year. Sew Much Fun 1. Pants, Pajama pants, Shorts, Skirt with elastic or drawstring waistband 2. Apron with elastic or drawstring waistband 3. Costume, Night Clothes, shirt, top, or blouse with casting or simple closure. 4. "Instant" Top, skirt, or dress using a pre-shirred fabric or cutout 5. Other simple garment Sew Much More 6. Draft dodger 7. Potholders or mitt or simple household item 8. Pillow 9. Pajama tote, laundry, or gym bag 10. Wall hanging 11. Quillo- quilt that folds into a pillow 12. Travel bed, sewing caddy or pocket on beach towel Stitch by Stitch 13. Sampler or activity book with a variety of hand stitches, buttons or patches 14. Hand-stitched large item hand stitched small items Separates Garments in the separates must include 2 or more advanced techniques such as zipper, lining, set-in sleeves, waistband, buttons, button holes, collar or hand hem (or more) piece non-tailored outfit 17. Dress, 2 piece dress, or jumper 18. Coat or Jacket not tailored, with a picture or photo attached of how it coordinates with other pieces worn with it 19. Non-tailored garment with a picture or photo attached of how it coordinates with other pieces worn with it

8 8 Coordinates 20. Simple top, vest or poncho and skirt, slacks or shorts with a waistband or facing 21. Simple dress, jumper or shift with a facing 22. Other simple garment with a picture or photo attached of how it coordinates with other pieces worn with it. Knits 23. Knit t-shirt, or sweatshirt 24. Knit dress/outfit or knit outfit 25. Knit pants or skirt 26. Knit dress or knit outfit Tailoring (Garment must be shaped using custom, dressmaking or contemporary [Fusing] applications) 27. Tailored Jacket or coat 28. Tailored Ensemble Formalwear 29. Special Occasion Garment Accessories 30. A grouping of 3 different sewn accessories. (Paired items, such as gloves count as one type) Time Saving Sewing/Shopping 31. Poster showing a time saving experiment or evaluation of methods 32. A garment using a time saving pattern or one that features a unique technique. The pattern instruction and/or information on the technique must be included Sewing for Other Projects and Other People 33. Garment for another person with photo of person wearing garment 34. Toy, blanket, kite or other item made in this project Closet Connection 35. Closet or storage aid 36. Before and after photos of closet and/or drawers or other storage

9 9 Design 37. A purchased garment or textile with applied design (Ex.Stenciling, smocking, sweatshirt decorating, appliqué, etc) 38. A garment or textile created/woven from an original design 39. Recycled or remade garment with before photo or drawing. Fiber Art 40. Hand spun hank of yarn 41. Accessory using hand spun yarn 42. Knitted item using hand spun yarn 43. Crocheted item using hand spun yarn 44. Felted accessory or wearable Weaving 45. Cloth or textile made on a loom tabletop (with photo of loom) 46. Cloth or textile member wove on a floor loom of some type 47. A homemade loom or a poster showing photo of a homemade loom, how to use a loom or equipment used in weaving Crochet, Beginner 48. One small article from the project list or one large article (Paired items, such as slippers count as one article) Crochet, Intermediate 49. One small article from the project list. (Paired items, such as slippers count as one article) 50. One crocheted garment 51. One large article, such as an afghan Crochet, Advanced 52. One small article from the project list. (Paired items, such as gloves count as one article) 53. One crocheted garment 54. One large article, such as a rug or bedspread Knitting, Beginner 55. One small article from the project list. (Paired items, such as slippers count as one article)

10 10 Knitting, Intermediate 56. One small knitted article from the project list (Paired items, such as gloves count as one article) 57. One knitted garment 58. One large article, such as an afghan Knitting, Advanced 59. Article or garment using multiple colors and/or stitches 60. Article or garment combining hand knit and woven fabrics 61. Article or garment combining hand knit & other needlework or beadwork 62. Article or garment made from start to finish as in Goal 8 of the project book Counted Cross-stitch 63. Beginner 64. Advanced Latch Hook 65. 1st year 66. Advanced Quilting 67. Quilt Block: hand or machine stitched 68. Machine or hand quilted whole cloth quilt 69. Machine or hand bound double sided fabric or summer quilt 70. Table runner, placemat, doll quilt, wall hanging or other small quilted item, machine quilted Stuffed Animals 71. 1st year 72. 2nd Year 73. Advanced

11 11 Division 4-H Arts and Crafts Rules: Each article must be made by a member of a 4-H Club within the current year, and should be a part of the specific project or projects in which the member is enrolled. Pictures must be ready to hang. Basket Weaving 1. 1st Year 2. Advanced 3. Made from material other than reed Candles 4. 1st year (1 candle) 5. 2nd year (1 candle) 6. Advanced (1 candle) Ceramics 7. 1st year (1 item) 8. 2nd year (1 item) 9. Advanced (1 item) Leather craft 10. 1st year (1 item) 11. 2nd year (1 item) 12. Advanced (1 item) Macramé 13. 1st year (1 item) 14. Advanced Plaster craft 15. 1st year (1 item) 16. 2nd year (1 item) 17. 3rd year (1 item) Quilling 18. Quilling 1st year 19. Quilling Advanced Textile Design 20. Tie Dye - T-Shirts 21. Tie Dye - Other Wearable 22. Tie Dye - Decorative 23. Tie Dye - Miscellaneous

12 12 Miscellaneous Arts and Crafts 24. Stepping Stone - Beginner 1st year 25. Stepping Stone Year Stepping Stone Advanced 27. Stepping Stone Made from kit 28. Rubber Stamp 29. Duct Tape 30. Metal Punch 31. Glass Etching 32. Miscellaneous Arts and Craft Project Soap Making 33. Beginner 34. Advanced Jewelry Making 35. Beginner, 1 item 36. Intermediate, Set of 2 items 37. Advanced, Set of 3 items Painting 38. Painting on Wood 39. Painting on Glass - Beginner 40. Painting on Glass - Advanced 41. Painting on Slate 42. Painting on Gords Fleece Projects 43. Item Requiring Sewing 44. Home Decorative Item, Pillow Knotted 45. Knotted Throw or blanket Palette of Fun 46. Cutting and Pasting Art 8-12 years old (by January 1) 47. Cutting and Pasting Art years old (by January 1) 48. Painting 8-12 years old (by January 1) 49. Painting years old (by January 1) Sketchbook Crossroads 50. Drawing: One matted drawing ready for hanging 8-12 years old (by January 1) 51. Drawing: One matted drawing ready for hanging years old (by January 1) 52. A collection of two or more matted or framed drawings designed to hang

13 13 Portfolio Pathways 53. Painting: One matted or framed print ready for hanging 8-12 years old (by January 1) 54. Painting: One matted or framed print ready for hanging years old (by January 1) 55. A collection of two or more matted or framed paintings designed to hang together 56. Painting: One matted or framed print, ready for hanging 57. Graphic design: One graphic design, or three greeting cards Scrapbooking 58. One scrapbook created by a 8-12 year old (by January 1) 59. One scrapbook created by a year old (by January 1) 4-H Photography Submit entry in photo album or 3-ring notebook 60. Level 1: Focus on Photography (3) Photo journal pages from project book 61. Level 2: Controlling the Image (3) Photo journal pages from project book 62. Level 3: Mastering Photography (3) Photo journal pages from project book

14 14 Division 4-H Opportunities Rules: Rules: Each article must be made by a member of a 4-H club within the current year and should be a part of the specific project or projects in which the number is enrolled. Babysitting 1. Babysitter s Tool Kit Health 2. Poster on topic learned during the project year or chart showing progress toward a health-related goal. 3. First Aid Kit for home or car (use replicas or empty container) Generation Celebration 4. Project book or poster Theater Arts 5. Puppet or Puppet 6. Poster showing stage design, make-up or other part of the project 7. Costume Computers 8. Unit 1 Greeting Cards - Four or more cards representing a variety of holidays and special occasions 9. Unit 2 t-shirt, Animation, Magazine, or Special Effects Photograph (Youth may not exhibit same photo for photography project) Cat 10. Poster display related to a topic in Project Guide Dog 11. Poster display related to a topic in Project Guide Rabbit 12. Level 1 Rabbit, Rabbit, Rabbit - Poster display related to a topic in Project Guide 13. Level 2 Rabbit Grooming Table Poultry 14. Embryology A Three dimensional 28 x 22 display which features individual s project and may include photos, pictures, models, equipment, and drawings 15 Poultry 14 x 22 poster

15 15 Pet Care 16. Poster about the natural Characteristics (habitat, life span, etc., of member's animal, its life history, or basic pet care) 17. Kit of pet first aid or grooming supplies and equipment. Include at least 6 items and a list of the items and how they are used. Use replicas or empty boxes instead of real medicines. Veterinary Science 18. Unit 1 The Normal Animal. Exhibit a ten-day record of observations of an animal for signs of normal and abnormal health and behaviors plus a poster display related to one of the topics in the project lessons. Record should be in a suitable binder. 19. Unit 2 Animal Disease. Exhibit a record of the health of the member s own animal and practices followed to keep the animal healthy, including references to signs of abnormal health or activities, and a poster display related to one of the topics in the project lessons. Record should be in a suitable binder. 20 Unit 3 Animal Health and its Relationship to Our World. Exhibit a report in a binder and a poster display related to the member s individual study topic, for the project. 4-H Entomology 21. Year 1 - Display a minimum of 25 different insects representing 5 orders 22. Year 2 - Display a minimum of 50 different insects representing 7 orders 23. Year 3 - Display a minimum of 70 different insects representing 9 orders 24. Year 4 - Display a minimum of 90 different insects representing 10 orders 25. Special Collection (for year 3 and up members only): Unique collection of a specific insect group. The collection must be labeled to identify the unique insect type (for example: aquatic or nocturnal insects) the record should be displayed in a binder Rockets 26. Unit I Exhibit a single stage rocket-simple tube design 27. Advanced - Exhibit a basic multi-stage rocket 28. Bottle Rocket

16 16 Small Engines 29. Level 1 Display a small (max 18 h. p.) engine with external parts identified by name and function, or display 10 tools or pictures of 10 tools and describe their functions, or display a poster focusing on small engine shop safety. 30. Level 2 Display a small (max 18 h. p.) engine with internal parts identified by name and function, or display a poster focusing on personal safety in a small engine shop. 31. Level 3 A poster on troubleshooting an engine, how the problem was identified, and how it was fixed, or a poster on the research done in consideration of starting a small engine business. Shooting Sports Air Pistol, Air Rifle, Shotgun. Muzzleloader, Archery 22 Rifle 32. Poster on any phase of safety presented in the project. Judging based on effective title, conveys message, attracts attention, holds interest, general appearance, workmanship, and suitable subject. Electric 33. Unit 1 Simple working circuit using a light, buzzer, lamp or other electric-powered object 34. Unit 2 Simple telegraph, burglar alarm, or rocket launch system 35. Unit 3 Electrical tool and supply kit with items labeled or switch labeled as either single pole or three-way, correctly wired or Poster of floor plan(s) of your home (min. of 5 rooms) showing location of the service entrance panel and all switches, receptacles and fixtures, using appropriate symbols. Fishing 36. Exhibit the project book and display one poster of pictures of 4 (level 1) or 7 (level 2 and 3) species of fish caught in Pennsylvania with label and brief description. At least one of these pictures must include a picture of you with a fish you caught. 37. Three types of tackle and five types of bait (artificial bait or drawings only- no live bait) labeled.

17 17 Wildlife 38. Journal 39. Integrated Pest Management 40. Wildlife Field Data/Wildlife Field Day 41. Endangered Species Journal or Poster Hiking 42. Poster Forestry/Natural Resources 43. Adopt A Tree-Album of completed activities 44. Trees & Me - Labeled collection of six different trees - (leaf, twig, stem or branch) 45. Advancing in Forestry Exhibit project book and poster of two completed round-up ideas. Wood Science 46. Small accessory, member 14 years of age and younger 47. Small accessory, member 15 years of age and older 48. Small furniture, member 14 years of age and younger 49. Small furniture, member 15 years of age and older 50. Large accessory, member 14 years of age and younger 51. Large accessory, member 15 years of age and older 52. Large furniture, member 14 years of age and younger 53. Large furniture, member 15 years of age and older Create Your Own Project 54. Project book and a display, poster or product produced in the project (A costume made in Theatre Arts Project may be entered in this class)

18 18 Division 4-H Exhibits Club Three-Dimensional Exhibits Rules: Size - Exhibit space may not exceed 3 high, 3 wide and 30 deep Exhibit may be stationary or have mechanical motion. Exhibitor must provide table cover to carry out the theme. The 4-H Emblem and reference to 4-H work must be included as part of the exhibit. Exhibit must be form the current year. Prior approval must be given from the Penn State Cooperative Extension office before entry. The exhibit is to be entered in the Club Treasurer s Name. Note: Cloverbud exhibits are not judged but will be displayed in Old Main or in the Smith Education Building. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Class 1 4-H Promotion $75.00 $60.00 $50.00 $40.00 Class 2 4-H Leadership or citizenship or Diversity $75.00 $60.00 $50.00 $40.00 Class 3 4-H Project or Activity $75.00 $60.00 $50.00 $40.00

19 19 Division Agricultural Production Promotional Exhibit Displayed and judged in the Utz Arena. Open to all livestock, dairy and fiber 4-H clubs. The exhibits should be 4 feet square and be static or may have movable parts. The exhibits should be accompanied by promotional materials for the public. Exhibit should be entered in the Club Treasurers name and must include contact information for the club represented. Exhibit should be brought to the Utz Arena by 12 Noon Friday, September 8, Pick-up exhibit on Sunday, September 17 2:00 P.M. 1st... $ nd... $ rd... $ th.... $ th and below... $15.00 Division Vocational Group Exhibits and Contests EXHIBITS FFA Chapter Exhibit These exhibits are to be educational, have unity, convey one central idea based on an approved method or practice in vocational agriculture. They may be stationary or have mechanical motion $75.00 $60.00 $50.00 $ FFA Chapter Bundle Collection (Entries to be exhibited in Horticultural Hall) Best collection of bundles of not less than five (5) varieties of grains, legumes, and/or cultivated grasses. Each bundle must measure between two and three inches at butt with the over-all bundle not measuring more than fourteen inches. Each chapter may enter 1 collection. $12.00 $10.00 $8.00 $6.00 $4.00

20 Division FFA Home Projects Exhibits Display of Project Products and the Project Record Book complete to date. Signs, posters or photos showing or explaining the details of the Project or lessons learned may be used, if made by the exhibitor. No display to occupy a space exceeding 3 feet in length with suitable background. Exhibits to be judged on the following basis: Quality of Product or Products 35 Effectiveness and Originality 35 Completeness, Neatness and Accuracy of Project Record Book Class 1. Crop and Garden Projects 2. Animal Projects 3. Miscellaneous Projects 1 st $ th $ nd $ th $ rd $ th $ th $