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Junior Grange desiring to exhibit must notify member in
charge no later than September 17 so space may be divided.
Exhibits must be in place by 10 p.m. Thursday, September 29.
No articles to be removed until 7 p.m. last day of fair.
All canned vegetables and fruits and all threshed grains shall
be put in pint jars.
Varieties of corn shown shall be composed of three ears.
Displays of raw fruits and small vegetables shall consist of
four of each.
Displays of large vegetables, pumpkins, etc., shall consist of
one each.
All articles displayed shall be grown or made by a member of
the Junior Grange.
The following scale of points will be the guide for judges:
1. General Attractiveness and Arrangement
15
2. Junior Achievement
15
3. Grains
10
4. Canned Fruits and Vegetables
10
5. Raw Fruits
10
6. Garden Products
10
7. Flowers
10
8. Needlework
10
9. Miscellaneous
10
TOTAL
100
CLASS
1. Credible Junior Grange Exhibit
THIRTEENTH DEPARTMENT
HOME ARTS
Dan Markley - Superintendent
Entries close 5 p.m. Friday, September 23
ARTICLES ENTERED MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR
1. Entries confined to residents of Coshocton County.
2. Entries limited to one entry per class per exhibitor.
3. Once entry books have closed no changes will be permitted.
4. Superintendent reserves the right to reject any entry.
5. If unable to deliver entry items by deadline, items may be
left at the Secretary office prior to Monday 9/26/2011.
6. No exhibit may be removed before release time, 7 p.m.
October 6.
7. Exhibitor must present claim check at release time.
8. During the fair, doors will be open to hall from 9 a.m. to 10
p.m. daily.
9. Art Hall will be open from 9 a.m. to 12 noon October 7. The
fairboard will not be responsible for exhibits not picked up by 12
noon October 7.
10. Except by special stated rule, no article can compete
for more than one premium in this department. No article can
compete that has been exhibited more than twice before at the
Coshocton County Fair.
11. No more than two prizes in the same class will be awarded to members of the same immediate family.
12. No exhibitor will be permitted behind the railing or to converse with the judge during the judging hours. Violation of this
rule may forfeit awards.
13. Throughout this department, the word “Display” refers first
to quality and second to quantity; and displays must be made
up of specimens other than those entered for single or other
premiums - except by special stated rule.
14. The society will use fairness and diligence in judging and
caring for exhibits, but will not be held liable should a piece be
mislaid.
15. Premiums are paid only from official results in judges
book, which is final.
16. Where articles are of an inferior quality, the judges shall
refuse to award premiums even though there be no competi-
tion, and in any case where the articles are not deemed worthy
of first premium, judges shall not award higher than second
premium. In all cases, the exhibit must be of sufficient merit to
warrant an award of any kind being made.
17. Any exhibits removed from the building before release
time, 9 p.m. October 6, forfeit premium money and exhibitor
cannot exhibit again for a period of three years.
WOODCARVING COMPETITION RULES & CLASSIFICATIONS
1. The following items will not be accepted in the woodcarving competition, intarsia, pyrography, marquetry, and scroll-saw
works.
2. You may have only one entry or display per a specific
category.
3. All entries shall be the work of the entrant. Each entry must
be tagged as to which category is entered and the entrant’s
name.
4. Any carvings pertaining to “Santa” will automatically fall
under the caricature category.
COMPETITION CATEGORIES
1. Relief: Carvings in which forms and figures are distinguished by carving away the surface from a surrounding plane
surface. Typically designed to be viewed from one direction.
These carvings can be done on many surfaces, such as boards,
fence posts, bark, etc. DEFINITION FOR: IN-THE-ROUND: A
piece carved in full form, unattached to a background. May be
viewed from all directions, even though one view may be the
designated or preferred view.
2. Caricature: Carvings in the round of humans or animals
with distortion and ludicrous exaggeration of distinguishing
features.
3. Realistic: Carvings in the round of humans, animals,
aviary, or aquatic. That means work detailed to the extent of
closely resembling the real object.
4. Open Class: This category is for entries that do not meet
the first three categories, or for the entrant who wants to enter
an additional carving.
5. Junior Open Class: For all entrants, ages 18 years or
younger.
6. Chain Saw
7. Musical Instruments
A BEST OF SHOW ROSETTE WILL BE AWARDED
IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES:
Culinary
Junior Hobby
Baking
Antiques
Cake Decorating
Cut Flowers
Candy
Floral Arrangments
Pie Contest
Photography
Baking Contest
Fine Arts (Srs.)
Quilts
Fine Arts (Jrs.)
Needlecraft
Gourds
Sewing
Woodcarving
Ceramics
Homemade Wine
Senior Hobby
Miscellaneous
Please note that books are no longer listed in sequential order.
They are now listed by the date judging will occur.
ART
NEEDLECRAFT DIVISION
JUDGING: September 28 - 9 a.m.
All needlework must be made by exhibitor and freshly
laundered or new.
Entries close 5 p.m., September 23
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BOOK 240 - QUILTS
QUILTS MUST BE IN HALL BY 8:30 a.m. - WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER 28, 2011.
JUDGING STARTS AT 9am SEPTEMBER 28
BOOK 290 – PHOTOGRAPHY
Premiums - $7.00-$6.00-$5.00
All prints must be centered on 16x20 stiff white card to be
hung vertically. No hand colored prints will be considered. One
entry allowed in each class. No nude pictures allowed.
Premiums - $8.00-$7.00-$6.00
All quilts must be new and made by exhibitor except No. 17
1. Cotton Patchwork bed quilt - Double or King. Perimeter 280”
or larger.
2. Counted Cross stitch lap quilt - Made by hand 172”-280” in
perimeter. Crib quilt 172” or less in perimeter.
3. Counted Cross Stitch - by hand
4. Counted Cross Stitch - by machine
5. Applique - by hand
6. Applique - by machine
7. Embroidery - by hand
8. Embroidery - by machine
9. Best hand pieced and hand quilted quilt
10. Best machine pieced quilt and Machine quilted
11. Best Original Design quilt including art/pictorial quilt - any size
12. Group Quilt - Pieced and Quilted by multiple parties
13. Table Runner – Machine pieced and quilted
14. Table Runner – Appliqué – any technique
15. Youth Made-17 years or under - Any size
16. Mixed Technique- 2 or more methods, piecing, beading, etc.
17. Special occasion quilts all sizes, holiday, commemorative, etc.
18. Display of 1 Old quilt at least 50 years or older
19. Best quilt adult beginner - 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or completed project
20. Miniature quilts- No more than 48” perimeter maximum,
block size 5” or less
21. Tablecloth - hand made
22. Tablecloth - machine made
23. Quilted tablecloth - hand made
24. Quilted tablecloth - machine made
25. Baby quilt - hand quilted
26. Baby quilt - machine quilted
27. Wall hanging - applique - hand made
28. Wall hanging - applique - machine made
29. Wall hanging - pieced - hand made
30. Wall hanging – pieced machine made
All quilts must be new and made by exhibitor except No. 18.
BLACK and WHITE DIVISION
1. Figure Subject (person)
2. Landscape
3. General Pictorial
4. Snow Scene
5. Agricultural (farm subjects or animals)
6. Coshocton County Fair Scene
COLOR DIVISION
7. Figure Subject (person)
8. Landscape
9. General Pictorial
10. Flowers
11.Agricultural (farm subjects or animals)
12.Coshocton County Fair Scene
13. Sports
BOOK 291 - PAINTINGS and DRAWINGS
Premiums - $8.00-$7.00-$6.00
1. Paintings and Drawings must be framed or matted.
2. Paintings and Drawings must have provisions for hanging.
3. ALL WORK SUBMITTED MUST BE THE ORIGINAL PRODUCTION OF THE EXHIBITOR. ONE ENTRY ALLOWED FOR
EACH CLASS.
4. Pictures exhibited more than two years will be excluded.
5. The judge is instructed to reject any entry he does not deem
worthy. The purpose of this exhibit is educational.
6. Any work not entered in the proper class will not be judged.
7. All exhibits must be in hall by 8 p.m. Sept. 27 and remain in
place until 7 p.m. the last day of the fair.
8. No nude pictures allowed.
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Entries close 5 p.m. Sept. 23 All exhibits must be in hall by
8 p.m. Tuesday, Sept.27.
Judging will begin 9 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 28.
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Clerk of Courts
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PAINTINGS IN OIL
1. Landscapes
2. Still Life
3.Figure Subject
4.Animal Subject
PAINTING IN ACRYLIC
5. Landscapes
7. Still Life
6. Figure Subject
8. Animal Subject
PAINTING IN ACRYLIC
5. Landscapes
7. Still Life
6. Figure Subject
8. Animal Subject
WATERCOLORS
9. Landscapes
11. Still Life
10. Figure Subject
12. Animal Subject
WATERCOLORS
9. Landscapes
11. Still Life
10.Figure Subject
12.Animal Subject
PASTEL OR CHARCOALS
13.Landscapes
14.Figure Subject
15. Still Life
16.Animal Subject
PASTEL OR CHARCOALS
13. Landscapes
14.Figure Subject
15. Still Life
16.Animal Subject
DRAWINGS
17. Pencil Drawing, animal or figure
18. Ink Drawing, animal or figure
19. Pencil Drawing, anything
20. Ink Drawing, anything
OTHER
21. Mixed media - any subject, any material
22. Collage - any media, any subject
23. Galaxy Wrap
BOOK 292 - JUNIOR DIVISION (Ages 8-16)
Premiums - $6.00-$5.00-$4.00
PAINTINGS IN OIL
1.Landscapes
3.Figure Subject
2.Still Life
4.Animal Subject
DRAWINGS
24. Pencil Drawing, animal or figure
25. Ink Drawing, animal or figure
26. Pencil Drawing, anything
27. Ink Drawing, anything
OTHER
28. Mixed media - any subject, any material
29. Collage - any media, any subject
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CULINARY DIVISION
Canned goods shall be exhibited in standard canning quart
glass jars; No Mayo jars; butters and pickles in standard pint
jars; and jellies in regulation jelly glasses with lids to fit. All lids
must be new, with rings. No other coverings. No canned goods
will be opened unless for final elimination in judging. Entries
must be in hall by 12 NOON - September 28.
JUDGING - WEDNESDAY - September 28, 2011 - 1:00 p.m.
Premiums - $1.75-$1.50-$1.25
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BOOK 200 - CANNED FRUIT (Quarts)
1.Apples
7.Plums
2.Cherries, White Sweet
8.Pear
3.Cherries, Red
9.Blackberries
4.Grapes
10.Raspberries
5.Peaches, White
11.Rhubarb
6.Peaches, Yellow
12.Blueberries
noodles or biscuits; and should represent well-balanced meals.
All must be Coshocton County products.
1.One Dozen Cans
BOOK 207 - CANNED DISPLAY
(No decorated tops on the jars)
Premiums - $7.00 - $6.00 - $5.00 - $4.00
For individuals and small groups, such as 4-H clubs, etc.
Each display shall include six one-quart jars of 2009 products
grown in a garden. Quality of product will count most, but attractiveness and uniqueness of display will be given consideration in judging.
1. One-half dozen cans (quart) assorted Ohio grown vegetables
2. One-half dozen cans (quart) of assorted Ohio grown fruit
3. One-half dozen cans (pint) Ohio grown 2 jams, 2 butters, 2
jellies in jelly jars
BOOK 201 - VEGETABLES AND MEATS (Quarts)
1.Corn
10.Onions, small whole
2.Beans, String Yellow
11.Sauerkraut
3.Beans, String Green
12.Succotash
4.Beans, Lima
13.Mixed Vegetables
5.Peas
14.Beef
6.Tomatoes, Whole Red 15.Pork
7.Tomatoes, Whole Yellow 16.Sausage
8.Asparagus
17.Chicken
9.Carrots
18.Mincemeat
BOOK 202 - PICKLES (Pint)
1.Cucumbers, small
2.Mixed Pickles
3.Bread and Butter Pickles
4.Chunk Pickles
5.Dill Pickles
6.Chow Chow
MISCELLANEOUS DIVISION
All articles entered must be the work of the exhibitor.
Entries close 5 p.m. Sept. 23, 2011.
7.Peppers, stuffed
8.Beets
9.Corn Salad
10.Salsa
11.Tomato Catsup
12.Chili Sauce
BOOK 204 - JAM (Pint)
1.Blackberry
4.Raspberry, Red
2.Cherry
5.Raspberry, Black
3.Strawberry
6.Quince Honey
HAHN’S QUIK MART
BOOK 205 - FRUIT BUTTERS (Pint)
1.Apple
4.Grape
2.Peach
5.Apricot
3.Pear
6.Cherry Preserves
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BOOK 206 - CANNING DISPLAY
(No decorated tops on the jars)
Premiums - $9.00 - $8.00 - $7.00 - $6.00
For large organized groups (Granges, Garden Clubs, etc)
Variety and quality of food products to be considered.
Display should include vegetables, fruits, meats, etc.; no
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BOOK 203 - JELLIES (Jelly Glass)
1.Apple
7.Blackberry
2.Peach
8.Raspberry, Black
3.Pear
9.Raspberry, Red
4.Plum
10.Elderberry
5.Cherry
11.Quince
6.Grape
BOOK 263 - HOBBY CERAMICS
Premiums - $4.50-$3.50-$2.50
JUDGING WEDNESDAY - SEPTEMBER 28, 2011 - 2:00 p.m.
Articles must be in hall by Wednesday September 28, 2011 1:30 p.m.
1. Specimen Figure, glazed (non-holiday)
2. Specimen Figure, stained (non-holiday)
3. Specimen Animal
4. Christmas Light
5. Easter
6. Any other Holiday Light Not Listed
7. Halloween
8. Any Other Not Listed
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9. Snowman
10. Birdhouse
11. Candy Dish
12. Christmas
13. Any Other Holiday Not Listed
14. Christmas Tree Ornaments - two pieces only
MISCELLANEOUS DIVISION
Entries close 5 p.m. Sept. 23, 2011
Articles must be in hall by 8:30 a.m. – September 29.
Judging at 9:00AM - THURSDAY - September 29.
BOOK 269 - ANTIQUES & RELICS
Premiums: $3.00-$2.50-$2.00
1.Granite Ware, small item
2.Old Clear Glass
3.Carnival Glass
4.Old Christmas Cards
5.Pressed Glass
6.Etched Glass
7.Cut Glass
8.Milk Glass
9.Old Colored Glass
10.Candle Holder
11.Old China
12.Bell, Brass
13.Hand Painted China
14.Old Hand Mirror
15.Baby Shoes
16.Baby Bottle
17.One Vase
18.Salt & Pepper Shakers
19.Cookie Jar
20.Small Kitchen Utensil
21.Sugar and Cream
22.Cake Plate
23.Old Medicine Bottle
24.Old Steins
25.Brooch
26.Old Pitcher
27.Tea Pot
28.Old Christmas Ornament
29.6 Fishing Lures (Mounted)
30.Depression Glass
31.Antique Doll
32.Glass Bottle
33.Best Preserved Old Cookbook
34.Old School Book
35.Small Toy
36.One Valentine
37.Old Coshocton Fair Item
38.Old Wooden Article, small
39.Local Advertising item from Coshocton Co. Manufacturer
40.Small Tool
41.Pope Gosser
42.Old Family Picture (not over 14” including frame)
43.Cake Plate with stem
44.Pocket Watch
45.Old Bank (Metal)
46. Old Bank (Other)
47. Anything dated 1911 (no limit)
48. Civil War Items (no limit)
49. Anything dated 1811 through 1910
50. Anything dated 1912 through 1950
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NEEDLECRAFT DIVISION
JUDGING SEPTEMBER 29 - 9:00 a.m.
All needlework must be made by exhibitor and freshly laundered or new.
Entries close 5p.m. September 23, 2010. Articles must be in
hall by 8:30 a.m. Thursday, September 29, 2011.
BOOK 241 - EMBROIDERY IN COLORS
Premiums - $3.00-$2.50-$2.00
1.Luncheon Set
2.Pillow Case (pair)
3.Place Mats (set of 4)
4.Tablerunner
5.Towels (pair)
6.Article of Clothing (blouse, shirt,etc.)
7.Tablecloth (54” or more in length or width) also round
8.Machine Embroidery (clothing or other)
BOOK 242 - STAMPED CROSS STITCH
Premiums - $3.00-$2.50-$2.00
1. Luncheon Set
2. Pillow Case (pair)
3. Tablerunner or width) also round
4. Any Other
5. Tablecloth (54” or more in length
BOOK 243 - COUNTED CROSS STITCH
1.Wallhangings
3.Any other
2.Towel
BOOK 244 – MISCELLANEOUS
Premiums - $3.00-$2.50-$2.00
1. Wall Hanging, Latch Hook
2. Wall Hanging,
5.Stuffed Animal
non-traditional pattern
6.Novelties
3.Stuffed Toy
7.Tote Bag, any kind
4.Gilfted Heirloom (not made by exhititor,
only 2 items may be entered)
BOOK 245 – PILLOWS
Premiums- $3.00-$2.50-$2.00
1. Patchwork
2. Punch Embroidery
3. Counted Cross Stitch
4. Fancy Sofa
5. Crewel Embroidery
6.Latch Hook
7.Appliue
8.Quilted
9.Holiday Theme
BOOK 246 – RUGS
Premiums - $3.00-$2.50-$2.00
1. Latch Hook
4.Crochet, any material
2. Hooked, any material 5.Knitted, any material
3. Braided, any material
BOOK 247 - PICTURES, FRAMED
Premiums - $3.00-$2.50-$2.00
(Sizes to be the worked area, not including the frame)
1.Needlepoint, under 8 in. 7.Stamped, under 8 in.
2.Needlepoint, over 8 in. 8.Stamped, over 8 in.
3.Sampler, under 8 in.
9.Counted Cross Stitch, under 8”
4.Sampler, over 8 in.
10.Counted Cross Stitch, over 8”
5.Crewel, under 8 in.
11.Any Other, under 8 in.
6.Crewel, over 8 in.
12.Any Other, over 8 in.
BOOK 248 – CROCHET
Premiums - $5.00-$4.00-$3.00
1.Tablecloth, any size
6.Any Other Type Afghan
2.Tablerunner
7.Afghan with embroidery
3.Bedspread
8.Indian Pattern Afghan
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BOOK 251 - PLASTIC CANVAS
Premiums - $2.50-$2.25-$2.00
1. Holiday
3. Wall Hanging
2. Home Decor
4. For Kids
9.Adult Garment
10.Sweater
Premiums - $3.00-$2.50-$2.00
11. Pillow case (pair)
15.Centerpiece, over 18 in.
12. Doily, under 18 in.
16.Anything with pineapple
13. Shawl, in yarn
edging
14. Infant’s Afghan
17.Novelty
18.Three Piece Baby Set
19.Baby Booties, pair
BOOK 249 – KNITTING
Premiums - $5.00-$4.00-$3.00
1. Adult Garment
5. Granny Afghan (36x60 or over)
2. Poncho or Cape
6. Ripple Afghan
3. Ladies Sweater
7. Any Other Afghan
4. Man’s Sweater
Premiums - $3.00-$2.50-$2.00
8. Sweater (boy or girl)
9. Hat and Scarf Set
10. Three Piece Baby Set
11. Sleeveless Sweater
12. Infant’s Afghan
MISCELLANEOUS DIVISION
All articles entered must be the work of the exhibitor. Entries
close 5 p.m. Sept. 23, 2011.
Articles must be in hall by 8:30 a.m. – September 29.
JUDGING AT 9:00AM SEPTEMBER 29
BOOK 261 – MISCELLANEOUS
Premiums - $2.75-$2.50-$2.00
1. Plaque, Decoupage
4. Tole Painting, anything
2. Any Other, Decoupage 5. Basket Weaving, w/out handle
3. Stenciling
6. Basket Weaving, w/handle
BOOK 265 - WEAVING, HAND LOOM
Premiums - $3.00-$2.50-$2.00
1. Rug
2. Place Mats (set of four)
3.Any Other not listed
13.Slippers
14.Gloves
15.Mittens
16.Baby Booties
17. Socks
BOOK 268 - HOBBY SHOW
Premiums - $10.00 - $7.00 - $4.00 - $3.00
Hobbies in containers, or encased will be given special consideration in judging. No hobby shall occupy a space exceeding a 2 foot square.
Special arts and crafts, and other unique work may qualify in
this class.
1. Creative Hobby Show
2. Collective Hobby Show
3. Pottery
4. Scrapbooking
BOOK 250 – SEWING
Premiums - $4.50-$4.00-$3.50
1. Dress-up Dress
2. Sport Dress
3. Pantsuit
4. Long Dress
5. Wool or Wool-like Tailored Garment
6. Jumper
7. Patchwork clothing
Premiums - $3.50-$3.00-$2.50
8.Holiday Costume
9.Blouse Holiday (ready-made)
10.Skirt (adult)
11.Bathrobe (child or adult)
12.Dress (child)
13.Pajamas or gown (child)
14.Sportsweat (child)
15.Adult Decorated Sweatshirt (ready-made)
16.Adult Decorated Sweatshirt
17.Child Decorated Sweatshirt
(ready made)
18.Adult Vest
19.Child’s Vest
20.Hand Embellished (ready made)
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JUNIOR HOBBY SHOW (Ages1-16)
Premiums - $4.00-$3.00-$2.50
5. Creative Hobby Show (Boys, 6 or more items)
6. Creative Hobby Show (Girls, 6 or more items)
7. Collective Hobby Show (Boys, 6 or more items)
8. Collective Hobby Show (Girls, 6 or more items)
9. Pottery
10. Scrapbooking
BOOK 266 - HOLIDAY SEASONS-Silks Dried or Plastic Only
Premiums - $3.00-$2.50-$2.00
1. Easter Decoration
7. Christmas Centerpiece
2. 3 Yuletide Ornaments
8. Christmas Decoration
3. Thanksgiving Decoration
9.Christmas Wreath
4. Skirt for Christmas Tree
10.Patriotic Decoration
5. Halloween Decoration
11.Patriotic Wreath
6. Christmas Stocking
BOOK 285 - WOODCARVING COMPETITION
PREMIUMS - $9.00 - $7.00 - $4.00
1. Relief
5. Found Wood
2. Caricature
6. Chain Saw
3. Realistic
7. Musical Instruments
4. Open Class
8. Cotton Wood Bark
BOOK 267 - SILK FLOWERS
Premiums - $3.00-$2.50-$2.00
1. Single Flower (any kind)
2. Arrangement of Flowers (any kind)
BOOK 296-AMATUER HOME-MADE WINE CONTEST
SPONSERED BY:
Canal Cargo- Wine Makers Cellar
Located in Historic Roscoe Village
Entries close Friday, September 23, 2011 5p.m.
Exhibits must be in Art Hall by 1:30p.m.
Thursday. September 29
Judging 2:00p.m. Thursday, September 29
MISCELLANEOUS DIVISION
All articles entered must be the work of the exhibitor.
Entries close 5 p.m. Sept. 23, 2011
Articles must be in hall by 12:30 p.m. – September 29.
JUDGING AT 1:00 PM September 29
BOOK 260 - GIFT WRAPPINGS
Premiums - $2.00-$1.50-$1.25
1. Spring
7. Anniversary
2. Summer
8. Wedding
3. Autumn
9. Bridal Shower
4. Winter
10. Mother’s Day
5. Christmas
11. Father’s Day
6. Child’s Birthday
12. 4th of July
Premiums $5.00-$3.00-$2.00
1. Dry White wine from grapes
2. Sweet White wine from grapes
3. Dry red wine from grapes
4. Sweet red wine from grapes
5. Rose Red Wine from grapes
6. Berry (2 entries of different berries)
7. Apple
8. Peach/Pear
9. Fruit Blends (wine blended from more than 1 type of fruit)
10. Any other not listed (Be sure to label type of wine eg: dandelion/tomato, etc) May enter 3 different wines.
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Rules:
(1) Wines may be made from grapes, other fruit, vegetables,
grains, or other suitable ingredients.
(2) Wines must be amateur homemade by the process of
fermentation and must not be blended with commercial wines.
(3) All wines entered must be made by the exhibitor named. If
multiple parties make the wine together, only one person may
be the exhibitor and winner.
(4) Exhibitors may enter only one bottle per class
(5) Exhibits should be submitted in clear smooth glass bottle
of approximately 26 ounce capacity. Bottle should have nearly
straight dies and a top which can be removed without tools except a corkscrew. Capsules, foil or other seals must not be used
over the bottle closure.
(6) Bottles should be filled to within 1” to 2” of the fully installed top or cork and must not be overfilled.
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BAKING
JUDGING: September 30, 2011 - 9:00 a.m.
Entries must be in hall by 8:30 a.m. September 30, 2011
All commercial mixes will be disqualified. No purchased
articles can compete. Frosting should be same color as cake.
All classes must use 10 inch Chinette or plastic plates, with the
exception of Decorated Cake classes. All entry tags must be
attached to article before bringing to Art Hall. Attractiveness to
count in judging.
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BAKED GOODS SALE
One-fourth of all items exhibited in the baking and candy
classes will be kept for display, with 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place win-
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ners to be sold at auction, Friday, September 30 - 5:30 p.m. All
others will be priced for sale on tables in the Art Hall following
the auction. All Baking and Candy exhibits should be brought
in on 9 inch Chinette or Styrofoam plates. The items sold will
include cakes, cookies, breads, rolls, muffins, cupcakes, and
candy classes.
Exhibitors will receive one-half of sale monies, and the Fair
will keep the other half to be used in the Arts and Crafts Building.
BOOK 220 – CAKES
Premiums - $4.50-$4.00-$3.50
1.Yellow Layer
8.Chiffon (not iced)
2.Angel Food (not iced) 9.German Chocolate
3.Chocolate Layer
10.Coconut
4.Carrot
11.Spice
5.White Layer
12.Banana
6.Marble
13.Jelly Roll
7.Hickorynut
14.Bundt Cake, any
BOOK 221 - CUP CAKES (ten on plate)
Premiums - $2.50-$2.00-$1.75
1.Yellow
3.White
2.Chocolate
4.Decorated Cup Cakes
BOOK 222 - COOKIES (ten on plate)
Premiums - $2.50-$2.00-$1.75
1.Sugar, rolled
7.Snickerdoodles
2.Ginger, rolled
8.Pumpkin
3.Molasses
9.Decorated Cut Out
4.Oatmeal, drop
10.Chocolate Chip
5.Peanut Butter, drop
11.Brownies
6.Brown Sugar, drop
12. Coconut Macaroon
BOOK 223 - BREADS (loaf)
Premiums - $2.50-$2.00-$1.75
1.White
6.Zucchini
2.Whole Wheat
7.Fruit and Nut
3.Nut
8.Raisin Bread
4.Pumpkin
9.Any other
5.Banana
BOOK 224 – ROLLS
Premiums - $2.50-$2.00-$1.75
1. Dinner Rolls, ten
4. Swedish Tea Ring, iced
2. Cinnamon Rolls, ten
5. Coffee Cake
3. Pecan Rolls, ten
BOOK 225 – MUFFINS
1. Bran Muffins, ten
2. Muffins w/fruit, ten
3. Corn Muffins, ten
BOOK 226 - DECORATED CAKES - Home Decorated
Premiums - $5.00-$4.50-$4.00 (Cakes may be dummy cakes)
1. Birthday
4. Best Character Cake
2. Holiday
5. Ugly Cake
3. Other Special Occasion
BOOK 227 - DECORATED CAKES - Professionals Only
Premiums - $5.00-$4.50-$4.00
This division for those who sell cakes on a regular basis, teach
cake decorating or do decorating in a bakery.
1. Birthdays
3.Special Occasion
2. Best decorated cake depicting a “fair theme”
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BOOK 228 - CANDY
Candy MUST be made by exhibitor.
Ten pieces on 9-inch paper plate.
Premiums - $3.00-$2.75-$2.50
1.Maple Creams
7. Mint Wafer
2.Peanut Clusters
8. Buckeyes
3.Chocolate Fudge
9. Turtles
4.Nut Fudge
10. Caramel Fudge
5.Peanut Butter Fudge
11. Peanut Brittle
6.Peanut Butter Cups
12. Caramels
BOOK 270 - GOURD SHOW
Premiums - $3.50 - $3.00 - $2.50
JUDGING FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 - 9:00 a.m.
All articles must be in hall by 8:30 a.m. September 30, 2011
1. Decorated bird house
2. Gourd musical instrument
3. An arrangement in a gourd dried or fresh
4. Wreath (gourds predominating also accessory material permitted)
5. Wall hanging (gourds predominating also accessory material
permitted)
6. Gourd toy (one item or set)
7. Holiday arrangement or decoration other than Christmas
8. One Christmas ornament (Must hang)
9. Cartoon animal (made of dry gourds, gourds must be predominate)
10. Working all gourd lamp (Shade must be made of gourds.
No luminary)
11. One bird (made of dry gourds)
12. Gourd hat
13. One household useful item
14. Gourd mask, must be wearable
15. Functional gourd bird feeder
16. Most decorated artistic whole gourd, cut or uncut, carved,
wood burned, painted or any combination of techniques.
17. Most decorated, painted only whole gourd, uncut
18. Mobile -Dry gourds natural or decorated
19. Decorated gourd bowl or vase (painted or wood burned)
20. Gourd jewelry. This must include 2 or more functional
pieces, a pair of earrings is considered one piece.
21. “I did it my way” Any other gourd craft not listed above.
Natural or other accessories permitted.
22. One realistic or fantasy animal (bird or reptile, ect.) made of
gourds (12 and under)
23. Decorated birdhouse (12 and under)
24. Gourd toy (or set) or game. Accessory material permitted
(12 and under)
BOOK 271 - UNUSUAL GOURD DISPLAY
Premiums - $3.50-$3.00-$2.50
JUDGING: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2011 - 9:00 a.m.
TO BE DISPLAYED IN AGRICULTURAL BUILDING
1. 10 True Miniature Gourds (3-inch or under)
2. Longest overall length Straight Gourd (not to exceed 4”
gradual curve current season or dried)
3. Longest overall length Crooked Gourd (must exceed 4” distinct curve current season or dried)
4. Dried Natural Gourds in container (waxed or polished)
5. Most unusual Lagenaria, oddity or freak natural growers, not
hand trained
6. Most unusual gourd, hand trained, knots or shaped by use of
a mold or form, twine etc.
7. Gourd with largest circumference current season
8. Smallest mature gourd current or dried
9. Artistic arrangement of gourds with or without plant material.
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Current Season
10. Three hardshell.Apple gourds. Current Season
11. Three mini bottle gourds 5in or less in height. Current season.
12. 3 Hard shell gourds. Any Shape. Current Season
13. Three birdhouse gourds over 5 in in height. Current Season
14. Ten assorted large ornamentals 3in. and over. Current
season.
15. Two assorted current season hard shell, different size and
shape (12 and under)
16. Longest current season gourd (12 and under)
17. Gourd with largest circumference. (12 and under)
BAKING CONTEST
JUDGING: MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2011 - 11:30 a.m.
ENTRIES MUST BE IN HALL BY 11:00 a.m. OCTOBER 3
One-fourth of all items will be kept for display
with the balance to be sold at auction at 5:30 p.m.
BOOK 229 - PIE BAKING CONTEST
Premiums - $4.00-$3.50-$3.00
Baked in eight or nine inch disposable pan.
1. Apple, two crust. Must be made with fresh apples
2. Cherry, two crust
3. Peach, two crust
4. Raisin, two crust
5. Any other two crust not listed
6. Pecan
BOOK 230 – CINNAMON RIPPLE SWEET POTATO CAKE
½ cup firmly packed brown sugar
½ cup chopped pecans
2 teaspoons ground cinnamon, divided
1 cup butter, softened
4 large eggs
2 cups sugar
1 ½ cup sour cream
1 cup mashed sweet potato (about 1 medium)
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
3 cups all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons baking soda
1 teaspoon salt
¼ teaspoon ground nutmeg
Preheat oven to 350. Spray a 12- to 15-cup fluted pan with
nonstick baking spray with flour. In a small bowl, combine brown
sugar, pecans, and one teaspoon of cinnamon; set aside. In a
large bowl, combine sugar and butter. Beat at medium speed
with an electric mixer until creamy. Add eggs, one at a time,
beating well after each addition. Stir in sour cream, sweet potato and vanilla. In a medium bowl, combine flour, baking soda,
remaining one teaspoon cinnamon, salt and nutmeg. Gradually
add to butter mixture, stirring well. Pour half of sweet potato batter into prepared pan. Sprinkle evenly with brown sugar mixture.
Spoon remaining batter evenly over brown sugar mixture. Bake
for 1 hour, or until a wooden pick inserted in center comes out
clean. Cool in pan for 10 minutes. Remove from pan and cool
completely on a wire rack. Spoon rum glaze over cooled cake.
Garnish with chopped pecans if desired.
RUM GLAZE:
2 cups confectioners’ sugar
½ cup heavy whipping cream
¾ teaspoon rum extract
In a small bowl, whisk together confectioners’ sugar, cream, and
rum extract until smooth.
BOOK 231 – COSHOCTON CAREER CENTER
1. Cookies............................................$2.50, $2.00, $1.75
2. Cake…………………………………. $4.50, $4.00, $3.50
FLORAL DIVISION
(Will be displayed in Art Hall)
Entries close 5 p.m. Sept. 23. Flowers must be in place by 8:30
a.m. Friday, September 30, 2011.
Only one entry in the same class will be awarded to members
of the same immediate family.
No identification of owner of exhibit except entry tag will be
allowed until the awards are made.
All plants and flowers must be in watertight containers or with
watertight saucers.
Contestants must furnish their own containers, to be returned
on return of coupon bearing identification number.
Management may refuse any article unfit to show or remove
any exhibit deemed undesirable and no award will be made to
article considered unworthy.
In all cut flower arrangements, quality of flowers and arrangement will be considered.
BOOK 280 - MISCELLANEOUS FLORAL-Fresh or Live Plants
Premiums - $3.00-$2.50-$2.00
1. Mantle Decoration
2. Door Piece, Christmas
3. Chicken & Hens (any arrangement
4. Miniature Rock Garden with live plants on tray
5. Arrangement Winter Bouquet
6. Cactus (small arrangement)
7. Three Animals using vegetables any arrangement
8. African Violet
9. Hanging plant (flowering)
10. Hanging plant (foliage)
BOOK 281 - CUT FLOWERS, SPECIMEN DIVISION
Premiums - $2.00-$1.75-$1.50
1. Three Giant Zinnias, disbudded, foliage attached
2. Three Giant Marigolds, Yellow, disbudded, foliage attached
3. Three Giant Marigolds, Orange, disbudded, foliage attached
4. One Spray French Marigolds
5. Six Pompom Zinnias
6. Three Fantasy Zinnias (medium)
7. One Cockscomb, Plumed
8. One Cockscomb, Crested
9. Three Cosmos, one color
10. Three Roses, one color or assorted
11. Single Specimen Rose
12. Three Asters Blooms, one color
13. One Hydrangea
14. Three Calendulas, one color
15. Six Straw Flowers, dried
16. Three Sprays Statice, dried
17. One Spike Gladiolus
18. Single Petunia
19. Double Petunia
BOOK 282 - DAHLIA DIVISION
1. Basket of Dahlias, arranged for effect
2. Arrangement of Pompom Dahlias,
3. Three Decorative Dahlias
4. Three Cactus Dahlias
5. Three Ball Type Dahlias
6. Three Pompom Dahlias
7. Largest Dahlia in Show
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BOOK 284 - ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS - Fresh or Dried
PREMIUMS - $3.00-$2.50-$2.00
1. Autumn Beauty, featuring Chrysanthemums
2. Autumn Woodlands, including wood in design
3. Autumn Silhouette, in an Oriental manner, including three flowers
4. Autumn Harvest, including fruit and grain and/or vegetables
5. Autumn Tones, mass design, using autumn colors
6. Autumn Preserved, using all dried materials
7. Autumn Splendor, (juniors only) suitable for an after-thegame party (fall design).
FOURTEENTH DEPARTMENT
COUNTY GARDEN CLUBS
THE COSHOCTON COUNTY COUNCIL OF GARDEN CLUBS
COSHOCTON COUNTY FAIR FLOWER SHOW
Theme: “Celebrating Coshocton’s Bicentennial”
September 30, - October 6, 2011
BOOK 195 - GARDEN CLUBS EXHIBIT - $150
Section 1 - Rose Specimens
Class 1.Hybrid Tea, one bloom, any variety, any color
Class 2.Floribunda, one spray, any variety, any color
Class 3.Any other (grandiflora,polyantha, etc., one spray, any
color/variety)
Section 2 - Annuals
Class 4.Marigold, one bloom, large flowered, orange
Class 5.Marigold, one bloom, large flowered, yellow
Class 6.Marigold, one spray, french, any variety, any color
Class 7.Celosia, one bloom, plumed, disbudded, any variety,
any color
Class 8.Celosia, one bloom, crested, any variety and color
Class 9.Strawflowers, dried, three flowers, any one color
Class 10.Cosmos, one stem, disbudded, any variety, any color
Class 11. Globe Amarath, one spray, any one color
Class 11a. Named globe amaranth, strawberry fields, orange,
three stems
Class 12. Zinnia, one stem, any variety, any color
Class 13. Sunflower, one bloom, small, up to 6”, any variety,
any color
Class 14. Petunia, any color; any variety
Class 15. Any other round form, one bloom, named
Class 16. Any other spike form, annual, named, one spike
Class 17. Any other spray form, annual, named, one spray
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Section 3 - Perennials
Class 18. Sedum, one stem, any variety, any color
Class 19. Chrysanthemum, one spray, any variety or color
(color classes staged)
Class 20. Coreopsis, one bloom, any variety, any color
Class 21. Rudbeckia, named - one bloom of any variety
Class 22. Any round form perennial, named, one bloom, any
variety, disbudded
Class 23.Any spike form perennial, named any variety, one
spike
Class 24.Any spray form perennial, named any variety, one
spray
Section 4 - Dahlia
Class 25. Decorative 6” - 10”, one bloom, any variety
Class 26. Decorative, 4” - 6”, one bloom, any variety
Class 27. Cactus, any variety, any color
Class 28. Ball, any variety, any color
Class 29. Pompom, 2” or less, any variety any color
Class 30. Single bloom, any variety, any color
Section 5 - Foliage Only, Annuals & Perennials
Class 31. Coleus
Class 32. Hosta
Class 33. Caladium
Section 6 - Blooming Shrubs
Class 34. Hydrangea, one bloom, any variety
Class 35. Butterfly Bush
Class 36. Any other variety
Section 7 - Broadleaf Evergreens, Needled Evergreens 18”
or less, Grasses
Class 37. Other Broadleaf (Mohonia, Rhododendron or Viburnum and other)
Class 38. Pyracantha
Class 39. Berried shrubs (Cotoneaster, Euonymus)
Class 40. Needled Evergreens
Class 41. Holly (American, Hybrid or other)
Class 42. Small Grasses, named, three stems of same variety
Class 43. Medium Grasses, named, three stems of same variety
Class 44. Large grasses, named, one stem, no specimen over
36” tall
Section 8 - Decorative & Vegetables
Class 45. Container garden, not to exceed 12” X 12”, any shape
Class 46. Gourds, at least three ornamental in a decorative
container
Class 47. Herbal Nosegay-any variety of herbs, combined in a
nosegay
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BOOK 283 - CHRYSANTHEMUM DIVISION
1. Any Variety, one bloom
4.Any Variety, one spray
2. One Variety, three blooms
5.Three Varieties, one spray
3. Five Varieties, one spray each, button
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