Fair Listings - The Morrison County Record

August 9-12, 2012 

2012 Exhibitor Guide 

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2 • Morrison County Fair Book • July 15, 2012

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2012 Fair Schedule 

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Opens at Noon Thursday and Friday; 10:00 a.m. Saturday and Sunday 

Located one mile north of Highway 27 on County Road 43 

Midway 

Crescent City Amusements 

Armbands $18, Presale $15 

Thursday, August 9 from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. 

3/3/3 Promotion: Bring three canned goods and get 

three armbands for $30.00 

Friday, August 10 

Opens at 3:00 p.m. – Straight Tickets 

Saturday, August 11 and Sunday, August 12 

Armbands from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. each day 

Grandstand 

Wednesday 7 pm – Motocross 

Adults $10 – Kids 16 & Under $5.00 

Thursday 7 pm – Tuff Truck & Car 

Adults $10 – Children 10 & Under $5 

Friday 7 pm – Demolition Derby 

Adults $10 – Children 10 & Under $5 

Saturday 1 pm – 4X4 Truck & Tractor Pull 

Adults $10 – Kids 10 & Under $5 

Sunday 2 pm – Demolition Derby 

Adults $10 – Kids 10 & Under $5 

Thursday – Military Day 

12 noon .............................. Century Farm Presentations 

1 pm - 10:30 pm .....................................................Bingo 

1 pm .............. Machinery Hill Washer and Wringer Demo 

4 pm ...................................... Local Musicians in Pavilion 

6 pm - 8 pm ............................. MN National Guard Band 

6:30 pm ................................... MC Feud in VFW Building 

6 pm - 10 pm ....................... Leon Olson Band in Pavilion 

Friday – Senior Citizen’s Day 

1 pm - 10:30 pm ...................................................... Bingo 

1 pm ...........................Machinery Hill Sawing Logs Demo 

2 pm ...........................................Smear Card Tournament 

12 pm - 2 pm .................................... “Dine and Discover” 

Sponsored by Horizon Health 

Outstanding Senior Citizen’s Award in 

conjunction with “Dine and Discover” 

6 pm ......................... Donkey Races with area celebrities 

6:30 pm ................................... MC Feud in VFW Building 

6 pm - 10 pm ........................ Sue Kliber Music in Pavilion 

Talent Show beginning at 7:00 p.m. 

Saturday – Kid’s Day 

1 pm - 10:30 pm .......................................................Bingo 

12 noon - 3 pm ................ Baxter Home Depot Workshop 

1 pm ........................................................... CT Pedal Pull 

1 pm ........................................... “500” Card Tournament 

2 pm ................. Machinery Hill Making Ice Cream Demo 

3 pm .................... Granite City Cloggers in VFW Building 

4 pm ............................... Local Entertainment in Pavilion 

Lone Eagle Auto Club Car Show 

7 pm - midnight ....... Sterns on Seventh Band in Pavilion 

Sunday 

2 pm - 6 pm ..................... Walt Monson Music in Pavilion

4 • Morrison County Fair Book • July 15, 2012 

Fair Listings 

Morrison County Fair, 

Little Falls, Minnesota 

Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 

August 9 - August 12, 2012 

SUPERINTENDENTS 

Dairy - Jerome Erpelding 

Beef Cattle - Dar Geiss 

Dairy Goats - Missy Isder 

Horse - Paul Orth 

Swine - 

Produce - Gigi Dambowy 

Sheep - Sarah Muhlenkamp 

Flowers - Variety Garden Club 

Baked Goods - Karen Stangl 

Creative - 

Canned Goods - Karen Stangl 

County Schools - Cathy Adamek 

4-H Activities - Becky Moe and Marcia Woestre 

FFA Activities - 

Rabbits: Laura Bursey 

Scounting - Levi Muhlenkamp 

Fair Veterinarian - Jamie Litke 

BOARD MEMBERS 

President - Clint Kathrein 

Tom Albrecht 

Vice-President - Dar Geiss 

Paul Orth 

Treasurer/Secretary - Levi Muhlenkamp Tom Hoeft 

Cody Kathrein 

Diane Petersen 

Connie Bursey 

Jan Wozniak 

Gloria Austin 

Gigi Dambowy 

Lon Johnson 

Russ Tretter 

Julie Ross 

THANK YOU! 

We take pleasure in submitting this 2012 Premium List. The 2012 Fair will be in keeping 

with the standards set in previous years. 

THIS IS YOUR COUNTY FAIR. You can make it a banner event by entering exhibits in 

the various departments. Attend in person. Stop at the Secretary’s Offi ce and give us 

any suggestions for improvements or improving the Fair as a whole. We welcome your 

criticism and comments as we wish to make this event one of which we CAN ALL BE 

PROUD. 

Please use form in this Premium Listing. Pre-entered entries will be accepted for judging 

on Wednesday, Aug. 8, from 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 

3) Non-livestock entries received must be postmarked by Aug. 3, 2012. 

4) Entries in all divisions will be limited to space available. The management reserves 

the right to close entries at any time when present accommodations are exhausted. 

5) All livestock from out of state must have health papers present for vet checks. Registered 

animals need registration papers present for proper ID. 

6) NON-LIVESTOCK exhibits are open ONLY to Morrison County residents and residents 

of school districts which have schools located in Morrison County. 

7) FFA Livestock may be entered in both FFA & Open Class Competition. Exhibitors may 

not show the same animal in 4-H & FFA. 

8) No article or animal shall compete for more than one premium except livestock 

competing in teams or groups. This does not apply to sweepstakes or special premium 

competition for which no entry is required. 

9) Exhibitors in non-livestock departments shall be allowed a maximum of one (1) 

exhibit in each lot. 

10) Exhibitors of livestock shall be allowed to make two entries in any lot. 

11) Livestock and articles must be entered in the name of the bonafi de owners. 

12) All non-livestock exhibits shall remain on display until Sunday, Aug. 12, at 7 p.m. at 

which time all exhibits will be released. 

13) All exhibits shall be claimed on Sunday, Aug. 12 after 7 p.m. or they shall become 

the property of the Fair. 

14) All animals must remain on exhibit at the Morrison County Fairgrounds for the entire 

fair showing. Early removal of an exhibit will result in forfeiture of any premium earned. 

All exhibits will be released at 7:00 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 12. Exhibits left after 10:00 

p.m. Sunday will be left at your own risk. The exhibit building will close at 7:00 p.m. on 

Sunday. 

LIVESTOCK SANITATION 

15) The rules and regulations for the exhibition of livestock as established by the Minnesota 

Board of Animal Health will be enforced by the offi cial fair veterinarian. 

The printing of the Premium List is a very necessary part of the Fair. The cost of printing 

this list is quite substantial, and the Fair Board wishes to take this means of thanking 

the business and professional people of this county for their whole-hearted support. 

To the readers and users of this Premium List, we wish to say that the names of advertisers 

herein are those of dependable, community-minded men and women, who are 

behind any worthwhile program. We urge you, as good citizens, to read their ads and 

when you are in need of goods or supplies or services, patronize these advertisers. Buy 

from them - it will cost you no more! 

GENERAL RULES 

Livestock Exhibitors: 

1) Livestock Entries are due Aug. 3, 2012. Completed entry forms and fees are 

to be mailed to: 

Morrison County Agricultural Society 

P.O. Box 177 

Little Falls, MN 56345 

Please use the form in this Premium Listing. 

Livestock entries received postmarked after Aug. 3 will be doubled. 

Entry day for livestock is Thursday, Aug. 9. All animals must be in place by opening of 

Fair at 12 noon. 

Non-Livestock Exhibitors: 

2) Non-livestock entries are due Aug. 3, 2012. Completed entry forms are to be 

mailed to: 

Morrison County Agricultural Society 

P.O. Box 177, Little Falls, MN 56345 

Exhibition of Livestock and Poultry in 

Minnesota Summary of State Rule 

General Requirements 

The exhibition management may adopt more but not less restrictive health requirements 

than required by state rule. 

Livestock or poultry known by the exhibitor to have an infectious communicable disease 

or to have been exposed to an infectious, communicable disease, or to be from


a quarantined herd or fl ock may not be entered in an exhibition. Warts and ringworm 

are considered communicable diseases. Therefore, livestock affected by these diseases 

cannot be exhibited. A statement from a veterinarian that an animal is being treated for 

these diseases is not acceptable. 

All livestock will be inspected by the Offi cial Veterinarian on the opening day of the exhibition 

and daily during the exhibition. The Offi cial Veterinarian will order the immediate 

removal to a quarantine facility or removal from the exhibition premises of any livestock 

with symptoms of infectious or communicable diseases. Animals placed in a quarantine 

facility must remain there until removed from the exhibition premises. They may not 

enter a show ring. This includes livestock with warts or ringworm. 

All testing must be conducted prior to the exhibition, and a record of the test results on 

a test chart or Intrastate Certifi cate of Veterinary Inspection must accompany the tested 

animals. Livestock and poultry entered in a petting exhibit are not exempt from the 

exhibition rules if the animals are from more than one farm or there are other animals 

at the exhibit. 

Cattle 

Livestock Health Requirements for Public Exhibition - At this time, there are no state 

requirements for bovine tuberculosis (TB) testing. However, new instrastate movement 

requirements may be in effect during the 2012 exhibition season for certain counties 

in northwest Minnesota. An updated version of this document will be distributed once 

specifi c information on Minnesota intrastate movement requirements becomes available. 

Also, check the MN Board of Animal Health’s Web site at www.bah.state.mn.us for 

updates. For Minnesota State Fair tuberculosis testing requirements, call (651) 288- 

4417 or visit www.mnstatefair.org. 

Poultry 

Poultry, except waterfowl and pigeons, must be individually identifi ed with a leg or wing 

band and accompanied by a form approved by the board to show compliance with 


one of the following: (1) negative test for pullorum-typhoid disease conducted within 

90 days prior to the opening date of the exhibition; or (2) originate directly from parent 

stock tested and found negative for pullorum-typhoid disease within the last 12 months. 

In addition, turkeys must be tested negative or originate directly from parent stock that 

is tested negative for Salmonella typhimwrium, Mycoplasma gallisepticum and Mycoplasma 

synoviae. 

Swine 

Swine must be individually identifi ed and must: (1) have had a negative offi cial pseudorabies 

test conducted within 30 days prior to the opening date of the exhibition; or (2) 

originate directly from a qualifi ed pseudorabies - negative herd; or 3) originate directly 

from a Stage IV or V county or area. All 50 states are currently pseudorabies Stage V 

(Pseudorabies Free Status). 

Sheep and Goats 

All sheep and goats, including wethers, must be identifi ed with offi cial identifi cation 

approved for use in the scrapie eradication program. 

For exception to test requirements refer to “Slaughter Classes.” 

Dogs 

Dogs over 6 months of age must be accompanied by a current Certifi cate of Rabies 

Vaccination issued by a Licensed Veterinarian. 

Horses 

All horses must be negative to an offi cial test for Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) within 

12 months prior to the opening date of the exhibition. A test is not required for suckling 

foals accompanying a negative dam. 

MORRISON COUNTY FAIR Little Falls, MN 

Mail Entries to: Morrison County Fair 


ENTER ALL OPEN-CLASS BEEF AND DAIRY 

CATTLE, SWINE, SHEEP AND GOATS ON THIS FORM 

All other open-class exhibitors use open-class entry form on Page 35. This entry due on August 3, 2012 

NAME: ______________________________________ ADDRESS: _____________________________________ 

CITY, STATE, ZIP ______________________________________ PHONE # ( 

) ________________________ 

HAVE YOU EXHIBITED IN THE LAST 3 YEARS? YES _______ NO ________ 

Dept. Class Lot # Number of Animals PLEASE RESERVE 

_________ Stalls (Cattle) 

_________ Pens (Swine, Sheep, Goats) 

ENTRY FEES: 

Beef and Dairy Cattle are $10.00/head 

$20.00/head late entry fee: money 

will be jackpotted 

Swine and Goat fee $2.00/head 

$4.00/head late entry fee 

Sheep fees are $1.00/head 

$2.00/head late entry fee 

How many of the open-class animals entered on this form are being 

exhibited under 4H at this time?_________ 

$ ____________ Amount Enclosed



Cattle, Goats, Sheep, Swine & Poultry (not originating in Minnesota) 

Animals must meet the Minnesota Importation requirements in addition to the requirements 

outlined in this summary. The Certifi cate of Veterinarian Inspection must list the 

name of the exhibition as consignee. Certifi cates will be accepted if examination and 

tests are conducted within 90 days prior to the exhibition, except swine pseudorabies 

tests, which must be made within 30 days. The Gp 1 ELISA test is approved for importation 

of swine. 

16) Livestock exhibitors are expected to contact their veterinarian for advice concerning 

the specifi c tests required for their animals, to arrange to have the testing done, and 

to procure the proper test charts for the Offi cial Fair Veterinarian. All test charts will be 

completed before entry. 

17) All livestock exhibitors must pay their own veterinarian testing fees. 

LIVESTOCK HOUSING 

18) All livestock must be inspected before they are unloaded. 

19) Water for livestock will be furnished. Each exhibitor will have to furnish hay and 

bedding. 

20) Each livestock exhibitor will be required to keep his entries clean and orderly and 

place refuse and manure in receptacles provided for that purpose by the Fair. 

JUDGING 

21) 4-H Judging will be directed through the offi ce of the University of MN Extension 

Service. 

22) FFA contests and judging will be directed through the FFA Superintendent. 

23) All other judging will begin as announced in the daily schedules. 

24) Registered livestock may not compete against grade livestock except in classes 

which specifi cally state the fact. 

25) No grade male animal may be shown in the cattle, hog or sheep divisions. 

26) Exhibitors shall be prepared to show ownership or proof of registration at time of 

entry and judging. 

PREMIUMS 

27) Premiums will be awarded according to the schedule as published. 

28) Premiums will not be awarded on livestock or articles of inferior merit, regardless of 

the number in competition for a premium. 

29) Where there is only one exhibitor in one lot, the premium given will be as the merit 

of the animals or article may warrant.. 

30) Premium checks will be mailed out within 90 days after the close of the Fair. 

31) Premium checks not cashed within 30 days of issue will be considered forfeited 

to the Agricultural Society. 

OTHER 

32) The Fair assumes no responsibility for injury or damage caused by livestock or other 

exhibits. 

33) Any exhibitor failing to cooperate with the stated and published rules and regulations 

of the Fair will forfeit any premiums due from the Fair. 

34) Any person or group that conducts a protest action must limit its activity to the location 

designated by the Fair Board. The designated location is east of the northeast gate 

along 158th Street on fairground property. No entrances or exits can be obstructed or 

limited in any way.

Morrison County Fair Open Horse Show 

Saturday Aug. 11—Games 

1. Egg & Spoon (18 & Over) 

2. Egg & Spoon (17 & Under) 

3. SR + Barrels 

4. SR Barrels 

5. INT Barrels 

6. JR Barrels 

7. PeeWee Barrels 

8. Pony Barrels 

9. Jackpot Barrels 

10. 4-In–Line Barrels 

11. SR + Jump Figure 8 

12. SR Jump Figure 8 

13. INT Jump Figure 8 

14. JR Jump Figure 8 

15. PeeWee Jump Figure 8 

16 Sidepot Jump Figure 8 

17. SR + Pole Weaving 

18. SR Pole Weaving 

19. INT Pole Weaving 

20. JR Pole Weaving 

21. PeeWee Pole Weaving 

22. Pony Pole Weaving 

23. Sidepot Pole Weaving 

24. SR + Key Race 

25. SR Key Race 

26. INT Key Race 

27. JR Key Race 

28. PeeWee Key Race 

29. Sidepot Key Race 

30. SR + Speed Dash 

31. SR Speed Dash 

32. INT Speed Dash 

33. JR Speed Dash 

34. PeeWee Speed Dash 

35. SR + One Barrel Pennant Race 

36. SR One Barrel Pennant Race 

37. INT One Barrel Pennant Race 

38. JR One Barrel Pennant Race 

39. PeeWee One Barrel Pennant Race 

40. Ribbon Race 

41. Rescue Race 

Annual Show 

WSCA OPEN HORSE SHOW—JUDGE LINDA HAGAN-KVANBECK 

AUGUST 11 & 12, 2012 at 8:00 am 

Registration Starts at 7:00 am 

Morrison County Fairgrounds, Little Falls, MN 

Directions: Hwy. 27 east of Little Falls, left (north) onto Cnty. Rd 43 (Hawthorne Road), watch for sign 

Sunday Aug. 12—Pleasure 

1. Halter—2 Years and Under 

2. Halter—Mares 

3. Halter—Geldings and Stallions 

4. SR + Showmanship at Halter 

5. SR Showmanship at Halter 

6. INT Showmanship at Halter 

7. JR Showmanship at Halter 

8. PeeWee Showmanship at Halter 

9. Jackpot Showmanship at Halter 

10. Open Tandem Bareback 

11. SR + English Pleasure 

12. SR English Pleasure 

13. INT English Pleasure 

14. JR English Pleasure 

15. PeeWee English Pleasure 

16. Jackpot English Pleasure 

17. SR + English Equitation 

18. SR English Equitation 

19. INT English Equitation 

20. JR English Equitation 

21. PeeWee English Equitation 

22. Lead Line (6 & Under) 

23. Walk & Trot (11 & Over) 

24. Walk & Trot (10 & Under) 

25. Open Western Bridal Path 

26. 2 & 3 Yr Old Western Pleasure 

27. SR + Western Pleasure 

28. SR Western Pleasure 

29. INT Western Pleasure 

30. JR Western Pleasure 

31. PeeWee Western Pleasure 

32. Jackpot Western Pleasure 

33. SR + Western Horsemanship 

34. SR Western Horsemanship 

35. INT Western Horsemanship 

36. JR Western Horsemanship 

37. PeeWee Western Horsemanship 

38. Egg & Spoon (18 & Over) 

39. Egg & Spoon (17 & Under) 

40. Trail Class (18 & Over) 

41. Trail Class (17 & Under) 


Age Divisions 

Senior +……….…..35 & Over 

Senior……....………...18 - 34 

Intermediate……..…...14 - 17 

Junior……………....….11– 13 

PeeWee…………..10 & Under 

Pony………...….13 & Under ** 

Age as of January 1, 2012 

Entry Fees 

$3.00 / Single Class 

$6.00 / Team Class 

$5.00 / Jackpot Class 

$12.00 / 4-In-Line Barrels 

$3.00 / Exhibition Run 

$3.00 / Number Charge / Per Horse 

No Refunds 

WSCA RULES APPLY 

** Pony is not eligible to ride in age division 

within the class and must be measured under 

54” prior to 1st event shown. Rider’s age must 

be 13 & under 

Jackpot / Sidepot Payback 

40-30-20-10% after 25% Office Charge. 

Must Ride In Like Class To Ride In 

Jackpot/Sidepot Class. Time Will Be Taken 

From The First Run, Except Barrels, Pleasure 

And Showmanship. 

High Point Awards For Each Age Group 

Points On Horse and Rider Combination. 

All Classes Count Towards High Point Except 

Jackpots, Team Classes. Ties Will Be Decided 

By A Coin Toss. 

Ribbons Awarded 1—6 Place 

Entries Close Two Classes Prior And 

Jackpot Entries Must Be In Before 

First Class Of That Event. 

Current Negative Coggins Required 

Show Committee Has Right to Combine, Add or Remove Classes 

Lunch, Water and Restrooms Available on Grounds 

Not Responsible for Accidents to Spectators, Riders and or Horses 

For More Info, Contact Leah at (320)266-5555—Cell Phone 

Premiums 

1st Place…...$8.00 

2nd Place…..$6.00 

3rd Place…...$4.00



PDEPARTMENT 5 - BEEF CATTLE 

Superintendent Dar Geiss 320-468-0235; Cell: 320-249-2130 

Jackpot - Type Show with 100% Payback 

NO BREED SHOWS. All breeds compete against each other. 

Entry fee $10 per animal. 

Livestock health requirements for public exhibition 

(See summary of states rules) 

Double entries are permitted in each lot. 

Class 1 - Heifers 

1. Heifer Calf, born after Jan. 1, 2012. 

2. Heifer Calf, born between Sept. 1 & Dec. 31, 2011 

3. Summer Yearling, born between May 1 and Aug. 21, 2011 

4. Spring Yearling, born between March 1 and April 20, 2011 

5. Junior Yearling, born between Jan. 1 and Feb. 28, 2011 

6. Senior Yearling, born between Sept. 1 and Dec. 31, 2010. 

Class 2 - Cow/Calf 

Class 3 - Bulls 

1. Bull Calf, born after Jan. 2, 2012 

2. Bull Calf, born between Sept. 1 and Dec. 31, 2011 

3. Summer Yearling, born between May 1 and Aug. 31, 2011 

4. Spring Yearling, born between March 1 and April 30, 2011 

5. Junior Yearling, born between Jan. 1 and Feb. 28, 2011 

6. Senior Yearling, born between Sept. 1 and Dec. 31, 2010 

Class 4 - Market Beef 

1. Prospect, born after Jan. 1, 2012 

2. Market Beef 

PDEPARTMENT 10 - DAIRY CATTLE 

Superintendent Jerome Erpelding 320-468-6874 

Entry Fee - $4.00 per animal 

Class 1 - Registered Holsteins 

Class 2 - Registered Guernseys 

Class 3 - Registered Jerseys 

Class 4 - Registered Brown Swiss 

Class 5 - Registered Milking Shorthorns 

Class 6 - Grade Holsteins 

Class 7 - Other Grade Dairy Cattle 

Livestock Health Requirements for Public Exhibition - (See Summary of State Rules). 

Double Entries are permitted in each lot 

Registered Animals shall have papers present. 

1st 2nd 3rd 

1. Jr. Heifer Calf, born between March 1, 2012 

and May 31, 2012 10 6 4 

2. Winter Heifer Calf, born between Dec. 1, 

2011, and Feb. 28, 2012 10 6 4 

3. Fall Heifer Calf, born between Sept. 1, 2011 

and Nov. 30, 2011 10 6 4 

4. Summer Yearling Heifer, born between 

June 1, 2011 and Aug. 31, 2011 12 8 4 

5. Junior Yearling Heifer born between 

March 1, 2011, and May 31, 2011 12 8 4 

6. Winter Yearling Heifer, born between 

Dec. 1, 2010 and Feb. 28, 2011 12 8 4 

7. Senior Yearling Heifer born between Sept. 1, 

2010 and Nov. 30, 2010 14 9 5 

JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE 

RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE 

8. Unfresh Two-Year-old born between 

March 1, 2010 and Aug. 31, 2010 14 9 5 

9. Junior Two-Year-old in MIlk born between 

March 1, 2010 and Aug. 31, 2010 17 12 8 

10. Senior Two-Year-old in Milk born between 

Sept. 1, 2009 and Feb. 28, 2010 17 12 8 

11. Three-Year-old in Milk born between 

Sept. 1, 2008 and Aug. 31, 2009 17 12 8 

12. Four-Year-old in Milk born between 

Sept. 1, 2007 and Aug. 31, 2008 17 12 8 

13. Five-Year-Old in Milk born between 

Sept. 1, 2006 and Aug. 31, 2007 17 12 8 

14. Aged Cow in Milk born before 

Sept. 1, 2006 17 12 8 

15. 125,000 lb. Cow-Lifetime (DHIA or offi cial 

milk production records accepted) 17 12 8 

16. Dry 3 & 4-Year-old and under cow born 

Sept. 1, 2007 and after 17 12 8 

17. Dry Aged Cow born Before Sept. 1, 2007 17 12 8 

SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE 

RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE 

GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE 

RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE 

18. Best Uddered Cow 17 12 8 

19. Dairy Herd - to consist of 3 females that 

have freshened, all to be owned by exhibitor. 

Each exhibitor limited to one entry. 17 12 8 

20. Three Best Females - Three females, any age, 

all bred and at least one owned by 

exhibitor. Each exhibitor limited to one entry 17 12 8 

21. Produce of Dam - To consist of 2 animals, any age, either sex, 

the produce of one cow, the dam must be named. Each 

exhibitor limited to one entry from the same dam. 

22. Daughter and Dam 

Grand Champion Cow - Ribbon & Trophy 

PDEPARTMENT 15 - DAIRY GOATS 

Superintendent Missy Isder 

Cell 320-360-3405 

Entry Fee: $2.00 per animal 

All goats must be fitted for show and have official scrapie tattoos or ear tags. 

Registered goats shall have papers present if requested. Only registered bucks 

may be shown and buck shows out of trailer. All dairy goats must be dehorned. 

Livestock Health Requirements for Public Exhibition (See summary of states 

rules). For any questions, call MN Board of Animal Health at (651) 296-2942, ext. 

30. 

Class 1 - Novice 

Class 2 - Reg. Alpine 

Class 3 - Reg. Lamancha 

Class 4 - Reg. Nigerian Dwarf 

Class 5 - Reg. Nubian 

Class 6 - Reg. Oberhasli 

Class 7 - Reg. Sable 

Class 8 - Reg. Saanen


Class 9 - Reg. Toggenburg 

Class 10 - Recorded Grade Dairy Goats 

Class 11 - Unreg./crossbred Dairy Goats 

Class 12 - Reg. Boer Goats 

Class 13 - Grade Boer Goats 

Class 14 - Reg. Pgymy 

Class 15 - Grade Pygmy 

Class 16 - Any other breed not listed 

Class 17 - Market Kids 

1st 2nd 3rd 

Lot 1. - Novice - Exhibitor must be 8 years old or 

younger as of Jan. 1, 2012 (participation ribbon) 

Lot 2. Sr. Doe Kid - 9 6 4 

(Born on or after April 1, 2012) 

Lot 3. Sr. Doe Kid - 9 6 4 

(Born Jan. 1 to March 31, 2012) 

Lot 4. Jr. Dry Yearling Doe 9 6 4 

(Born June 1 to Dec. 31, 2011) 

Lot 5. Sr. Dry Yearling Doe 

(Born Jan. 1 to May 31, 2011) 10 7 4 

Junior Champion of each breed 

Reserve Jr. Champion of each breed 

Best Jr. Doe in Show 

Reserve Best Jr. Doe in Show 

(Classes 1 & 17 are not included in these division) 

Lot 6 - Yearling in Milk, born in 2011 10 7 4 

Lot 7 - Milking 2-year-old, born in 2010 10 7 4 

Lot 8 - Milking 3 & 4 years old, 10 7 4 

born 2008 and 2009 

Lot 9 - Aged Does born 2007 and before 10 7 4 

Sr. Champion of each Breed 

Reserve Sr. Champion of each Breed 

Best Sr. Doe in show 

Reserve Sr. Doe in show 

(Class 1 is not included in these divisions) 

Lot 10 - Jr. Buck Kids 9 6 4 

Born on or after April 1, 2012 

Lot 11 - Sr. Buck Kids 9 6 4 

Born Jan. 1 to March 31, 2012 

Lot 12 - Yearling bucks born in 2011 10 7 4 

Lot 13 - Buck 2 years and Older born in 2010 10 7 4 

Lot 14 - Buck 3 years and Older born 10 7 4 

2008 and before 

Best Buck in Show 

Reserve Buck in Show 

Group Classes 

(Must have been shown in previous lot to be eligible) 

Lot 15 - Jr. Get of Sire 9 6 4 

(3 Jr. does from same sire) 

Lot 16 - Sr. Get of Sire 10 7 4 

(3 Sr. does from same sire 

Lot 17 - Produce of Dam 10 7 4 

(2 does from any age from same dam) 

Lot 18 - Mother/Daughter (any age) 10 7 4 

Lot 19 - Dairy herd 10 7 4 

3 does that have freshened, all owned by 

exhibitor, same breed 

Lot 20 - Three best females 10 7 4 

(3 does any age, all bred at least one 

owned by exhibitor, same breed) 

Lot 21 - Best Uddered Doe 10 7 4 

Market Goat 

(Can be wether or doeling) 

Lot 22 - Sr. Dairy type kid 9 6 3 


Lot 23 - Jr. Dairy type kid 9 6 3 

Born April 1 and later, 2012 

 

 

 

 

 


Lot 24 - Sr. Meat type kid 9 6 3 


Lot 25 - Jr. Meat type kid 9 6 3 

Born April 1 and later, 2012 

PDEPARTMENT 20 - SWINE 

Superintendent - 

Entry Fee: $2.00 per animal 

Livestock Health Requirements for Public Exhibition 

(See summary of state rules). 

SPECIAL RULES 

1) Entries in Classes 1 through 9 are limited to breeding hogs. 

2) January Gilt, born during January, 2012, February Gilt, born during February, 2011. 

Class 1 - Registered Poland China 

Class 2 - Registered Spotted Hogs 

Class 3 - Registered Duroc 

Class 4 - Registered Chester White 

Class 5 - Registered Hampshire 

Class 6 - Registered Yorkshire 

Class 7 - Registered Berkshire 

Class 8 - Registered Other 

Class 9 - Grade Swine 

Premiums 

Lot: 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 

1. Market Barrow 10 8 6 4 

2. January Gilt 10 8 6 4 

3. February Gilt 10 8 6 4 

Champion Female - Ribbon & Trophy 

Champion Male - Ribbon & Trophy



PDEPARTMENT 25 - SHEEP 

Superintendent - Sarah Muhlenkamp 

Entry fee: $2.00 per animal 

Exhibitor shall be limited to three flocks. Classes with less than five (5) head and 

three (3) exhibitors will be combined. Livestock Health Requirements for Public 

Exhibition (See summary of state rules). Sheep need official ear tag with a unique 

serial number to meet guidelines of the National Scrapie Eradication Program. For 

details call MN Board of Animal Health at 1-866-783-2824, ext. 40. 

Class 1 - Hampshire 

Class 2 - Suffolk 

Class 3 - Southdown 

Class 4 - Dorsets 

Class 5 - All other Meat Breeds 

Class 6 - Columbia 

Class 7 - Rambouillet 

Class 8 - All Other Wool Breeds 

Class 9 - Commercial Grade Ewe 

Class 10 - Wether Lambs, any breed or cross 

Class 11 - Pair Wether Lambs, any breed or cross 

Lot: 

1. Aged Ram 

2. Yearling Ram 

3. Pair Yearling Rams 

4. Sr. Ram Lamb, Sept. 1 - Jan. 31 

5. Pair Sr. Ram Lambs 

6. Jr. Ram Lamb, after Jan. 31 

7. Pair Jr. Ram Lambs 

8. Aged Ewes 

9. Yearling Ewes 

10. Pair Yearling Ewes 

11. Sr. Ewe Lamb, Sept. 1 - Jan. 31 

12. Pair Sr. Ewe Lambs 

13. Jr. Ewe Lamb, after Jan. 31 

14. Pair Jr. Ewe Lambs 

15. Breeders Flock, 1 Ram, any age, must be purebred, 

1 Yearling Ewe, 2 Ewe Lambs 

16. Get of Sire, 3 animals, any age or sex by same sire. 

17. Produce of Dam, 2 animals, any age or sex out of same dam. 

Grand Champion Ram - Ribbon and Trophy 

Grand Champion Ewe - Ribbon and Trophy 

Premiums - 1st place - $10.00; 2nd place - $8.00; 3rd place - $6.00, 4th place - $4.00 

Lads and Ladies Lead (Class 14 & 15) 

1. Entrants must wear a casual or formal garment/outfi t (not a costume), made of no 

less than 70% wool. Entries shall include a description of the garment to be worn, the 

background of the contestant, and the breed of sheep (maximum 150 words). This description 

will be read aloud as written, as the contestant and his/her animal promenade 

the ring. 

2. The entrant will be judged as follows: One-third on the garment; one-third on the 

handling/appearance of the sheep; one-third on overall image. In the case of tie, creativity 

and originality will be given emphasis. 

Class 14 - Junior Lamb Lead, 8 years and younger 

Class 15 - Senior Lamb Lead, 9 - 18 years old 

PDEPARTMENT 30 - FARM CROPS 

Pre-entry required 

Entries accepted for judging 

Wednesday, Aug. 8 - 7 a.m. - 4 p.m. 

Farm produce should be harvested since the 2011 County Fair. 

Superintendent: Gigi Dambowy, 320-745-2646 

Lot 

1. 10 ears Yellow Dent (Unhusked) 

2. 10 ears Sweet Corn (Unhusked) 

3. Ten ears Popcorn (Husked) 

Class 1 - Corn - Ear Samples 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

4. 10 ears Field Corn (Yellow) 

Lots 1 and 2, corn raised this year 

Lots 3 and 4, corn raised last year 

Lot 

1. Oats 

2. Barley 

3. Rye 

4. Corn 

5. Soybeans 

Lot 

1. Oatlage 

2. Haylage 

3. High Moisture Shelled Corn 

Lot 

1. Wheat 

2. Oats 

3. Barley 

Class 2 - Grains, Grass & Field Seeds 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

2 quart jar sample in exhibitor container 

6. Red Clover 

7. Triticale, Winter 

8. Triticale, Spring 

9. Unclassifi ed Grass Seeds 

10. Unclassifi ed Grain 

Class 3 - Feeds 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

2 quart jar sample in exhibitor container 

4. Ear Corn Silage 

5. Grass Silage 

6. Unclassifi ed 

Class 4 - Bundles 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

Samples to be properly cured and not less than 

3 inches in diameter at bands. Sheaves full length. 

4. Rye 

5. Triticale, Winter 

6. Triticale, Spring 


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Class 5 - Forage 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

Samples to be properly cured and not less than 3 inches in diameter at bands. 

Sheaves full length. 

Lot 

1. Millet 

2. Field Top 

3. Reed Canary Grass 

4. Brome Grass 

5. Timothy (for seed) 

6. Timothy (for forage) 

7. Silage Corn (6 stalks) 

8. Field Corn (6 stalks) 

9. June Grass 

10. Orchard Grass 

11. Sweet Clover 


Class 6 - Legumes 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

Samples to be properly cured and not less than 3 inches in diameter at bands. 

Sheaves full length. 

Lot 

1. Alfalfa 

2. Alsike Clover 

3. Red Clover (medium) 

4. Red Clover (mammoth) 

Class 9 - Dry Forage - 

Small Bales 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

One 9 inch section of a properly cured bale; tied twice. 

Lot 

1. Alfalfa 

2. Red Clover medium 

3. Alfalfa Grass 

4. Reed Canary 

5. Timothy 

5. Soybeans 

6. Display of not less than 5 

labeled varieties 


6. Brome Grass 

7. Millet 

8. Unclassifi ed legume 

9. Unclassifi ed grass 



Wednesday, Aug. 8 from 

7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 

Garden Vegetables should be 

produced during the current year. 

Superintendent: Gigi Dambowy, 

320-745-2646 

Class 1 - Garden Basket 

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

Lot 1 - Display of a variety of vegetables and colors in a basket of 18 - 20 inches in 

diameter for adults. 

Lot 2 - Display of a variety of vegetables and colors in a basket of 18 - 20 inches in 

diameter for youth ages 13 and 17. 

Lot 3 - Display of a variety of vegetables and colors in a basket of 18 - 20 inches in a 

diameter child 12 and under. 

Class 2 - Beans 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

Lot 

1. Edible Green Pod (12) 

2. Purple Pod (12) 

3. Wax, in Pod (12) 

PDEPARTMENT 35 - 

GARDEN VEGETABLES 

4. Navy, Shelled - 1 glass pint jar 

5. Kidney, Shelled - 1 glass pint jar 

6. White, Shelled -1 glass pint jar 

7. Lima, 1 glass pint jar



8. Peas, dry, 1 glass pint jar 

9. Peas, pod (12) 

10. Pea Pods - stir fry (12) 

11. Sugar Snap Peas (12) 


Lot 

1. Broccoli, 1 head 

2. Brussels Sprouts, 1 pint 

3. Cabbage, 1 head fl at 

4. Cabbage, round, 1 head 

Lot 

1. Cucumbers, display of 3 for slicing 

2. Cucumbers, display of 12 for dill 

3. Cucumbers, display of 12 for 

sweet pickles 

Class 3 - Cabbage Family 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

5. Cabbage, Red, 1 head 

6. Caulifl ower, 1 head 

7. Kohlrabi, 2 heads 


Class 4 - Cucumbers 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

4. Cucumbers, ripe, display of 3 

5. Cucumbers, Burpless, display of 3 

Class 5 - Herbs 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

One Potted Plant for each entry, except Dill & Salsify 

Lot 

1. Basil 

2. Caraway (sm. jar of seed) 

3. Chives 

4. Lavender 

5. Oregano 

6. Parsley 

7. Rosemary 

8. Sage plants 

9. Spearmint 

Lot 

1. Bermuda 

2. Red Globe 

3. White Globe 

4. Yellow Globe 

5. White Sweet Slicer 

6. Yellow Sweet Spanish 

Lot 

1. Hot Red Peppers 

2. Hot Yellow Peppers 

3. Hot Green Peppers 

Lot 

1. Early Ohio 

2. Blue potato 

3. Kennebec 

4. Norland 

5. Pontiac 

Lot 

1. Beets 

2. Carrots 

3. Parsnips 

4. Radish, White 

10. Marjoram 

11. Thyme 

12. Dill, bundle of 4 heads 

13. Salisfy, 3 roots 


1st-$3; 2nd-$2.75; 3rd-$2.50 

15. Display of 6 plants, potted and 

grown for use in food preparation 

16. Herb salad vinegar 

Class 6 - Onions 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

Display of 3 

7. Onion Sets (1 quart) 

8. Pickling Onion (1 pint) 

9. Multiplier Sets, 3 bunches 

10. Table Onions, bunch of 3 

11. Garlic, bunch of 3 


Class 7 - Peppers 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

Display of 3 

4. Sweet Green Peppers 

5. Sweet Yellow Peppers 

6. Chile Peppers 


Class 8 - Potatoes 

1st - $3.00; 2nd - $2.50; 3rd - $2.00 

Display of 8 potatoes, washed, but not rubbed or bruised 

6. Burbank Russet 

7. Norgold Russet 

8. Unclassifi ed Red 

9. Unclassifi ed White 

10. Yukon Gold 

Class 9 - Roots 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1 .00 

Display of 3 

6. Radish, Winter 

7. Rutabaga 

8. Turnip, White Globe 


Lot 

1. Endive, 1 plant 

2. Leek, 3 stalks 

3. Lettuce, 1 head 

4. Lettuce, leaf, 1 plant 

Lot 

1. Acorn 

2. Banana 

3. Buttercup 

4. Butternut 

5. Crookneck, summer variety only 

6. Zucchini 

7. Mooregold 

Lot 

1. Red, display of 3 

2. Yellow, display of 3 

3. Green, display of 3 

4. “Cherry” Tomatoes,1 pint 

Lot 

1. Celery, 1 potted plant 

2. Citron, 1 only 

3. Eggplant, 1 only 

4. Ground cherry, 1 pint 

Class 10 - Salads & Greens 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

5. Okra, 3 pods 

6. Spinach, 1 plant 

7. Swiss Chard, 1 plant 

8. Red lettuce, 1 plant 

Class 11 - Squash 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

One for Each Display 

8. Patty Pan 

9. Spaghetti 

10. Large winter squash, any variety 

11. Pumpkin, fi eld, 1 only 

12. Pumpkin pie, 1 only 


14. Unclassifi ed, grown from 

own seed 

Class 12 - Tomatoes 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

5. Red Preserving, 1 pint 

6. Yellow Preserving, 1 pint 

7. Red Romas 


Class 13 - Miscellaneous 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

5. Muskmelon, 1 only 

6. Rhubarb, display, 3 for table use 

7. Watermelon, 1 only 

8. Unclassifi ed vegetable, not listed 

in above classes


Lot 

1. Largest Beet 

2. Decorative Corn, display of 3 ears 

3. Popcorn, 4 ears 

4. Small Gourds, display of 6 

5. Sunfl ower, 1 head 

6. Tallest corn stalk 

7. Largest head of cabbage 

8. Longest carrot 


10. Longest cucumber 

11. Largest summer squash 

12. Largest winter squash 

Lot 

1. Beans, any variety 

2. Sugar Snap Peas, (12) 

3. Pea Pods, (12) 

4. Pea Pods - Stir fry (12) 

5. Cabbage, any variety, 1 head 

6. Cucumbers Slicing, display of 3 

7. Cucumbers Burpless, display of 3 

Lot 

1. Best plate of 4, eating apples 

2. Best plate of 4, cooking apples 

Lot 

1. Best Plate of 12 of 

any kind of strawberries 

2. Red Raspberries, 1/2 pint 

3. Black Raspberries, 1/2 pint 

Lot 

1. Best plate of 8 plums 

2. Best plate of 4 bunches 

of any kind of grapes 

Class 14 - Novelty Vegetables 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

Class 15 - Vegetables 

Youth ages 17 & Under 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

13. Largest onion 

14. Largest pepper 

15. Largest potato 

16. Largest tomato 

17. Bird House - type Gourd - 

(1) decorated from previous year 

18. Strangest looking vegetable 

(any kind) 

Note: Novelty vegetables shall not include 

any listed in any of the classes above. 

Novelty vegetables may not include plants 

commonly known as weeds. 

8. Pickling cucumbers, (12) 

9. Onions, any variety for 

slicing, display of (1) 

10. Lettuce, any variety, one plant 

11. Beets, 3 

12. Carrots, 3 

13. Radishes, any variety 

PDEPARTMENT 40 FRUIT 



Wednesday, Aug. 8 from 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 

Superintendent: Gigi Dambowy, 

320-745-2646 

Class 1 - Apples 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

Class 2 - Berries 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

Class 3 - Other Fruit 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

3. Best plate of 8, eating crab apples 

4. Best plate of 8, jelly apples 

5. Best plate of 8, pickling crab apples 

4. Gooseberries, 1 pint 

5. Chokecherries, 1 pint 

6. Blueberries, 1 pint 

7. Unclassifi ed berries 

8. Currants, 1/2 pint 

3. Unclassifi ed Fruit 

4. Fruit Collection Display of 4 

or more fruit on a plate 

PDEPARTMENT 45 FLOWERS 




7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 

Superintendent: Variety Garden Club 

Audrey Eix 

320-632-4875 

Competition open to amateur growers only. An amateur grower shall be a person who 

does not grow fl owers for sale to the public. Please check number of blooms and stalks 

or spray or spike in Premium List needed for exhibit. Flowers must be grown by exhibitor. 

Bloom: An individual fl ower, solitary fl ower terminating in a stem such as a rose or 

peony. Stalk: A stiff stem, branched or unbranched, with one or more blooms and buds; 

i.e. gladiolus or hybrid lily. Spray: A small branch bearing dependent branchlets; i.e. 

petunia. Spike: An unbranched single stemmed, elongated fl ower cluster in which the 

fl owers are practically stemless; i.e. snapdragon, delphinium. If possible enter cut fl owers 

on Wednesday morning so they are fresher for judging. 

Lot 

1. Ageratum, 3 stems 

2. Ameranthus, 1 stem 

3. Aster, 3 blooms 

4. Baby’s breath (fresh), 1 spray 

5. Bachelor Buttons, 3 stems 

6. Begonia bloom, in water, 1 bloom 

7. Black Eyed Susan, 1 stem 

8. Balsam, 1 stem 

9. Bells of Ireland, 1 stalk 

10. Bee Balm (Monarda), 3 blooms 

11. Calendula, 3 blooms 

12. Calla Lillies, 1 stalk 

13. Carnation, 3 blooms 

14. Celosia (Plume), 1 spike 

15. Celosia (crest), 1 stem 

16. Chrysantheumum, 1 spray 

17. Cleome, 1 stem 

18. Cosmos, any color but all same, 

3 blooms 

19. Coral Bells, 3 stems 

20. Coreopsis, 3 stems 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Class 1 - Cut Flowers 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - 1.75; 3rd - $1.50 

Flowers should be all one color. 

21. Cone Flower, 1 bloom 

22. Daisy, 3 stems 

23. Dahlia (giant), 1 bloom 

24. Dahlia (pompom), 3 blooms 

25. Dahlia, unclassifi ed, 1 bloom 

26. Dianthus, 1 spray 

27. Daylily, 1 stem 

28. Delphinium, 1 stalk 

29. Feverfew, 1 spray 

30. Forget-Me-Not, 3 stems 

31. Foxglove, 1 stalk 

32. Gaillardia, 3 blooms 

33. Gladiolus, 1 stalk 

34. Golden Glow, 1 stalk 

35. Helianthus, bloom, w/leaf 

36. Hollyhocks, mini, 1 stalk 

37. Hollyhocks, single, 1 stalk 

38. Hollyhocks, double, 1 stalk 

39. Hosta, 1 leaf, over 6” wide 

34. Hosta, 1 leaf, under 6” wide 

41. Hydrangea, 1 stem



42. Larkspur, 1 spike 

43. Lavatera, 1 spike 

44. Liatrus, 1 stem 

45. Lily, Asian, 1 stalk 

46. Lily, Hybrid, 1 stalk 

47 Lily, Oriental, 1 stalk 

48. Lily, Tiger, 1 stalk 

49. Lisianthus, 1 stem 

50. Lupine, 1 stem 

51. Malva, 1 stalk 

52. Marigold, large, 1 bloom 

53. Marigold, dwarf, 3 blooms 

54. Nasturtium, 3 blooms 

55. Nicotiana, 1 stalk or spray 

56. Pansy (stem as long as 

possible), 3 blooms 

57. Petunias, single, 1 spray 

58. Petunias, double, 

59. Petunias, miniature, 1 spray 

60. Phlox, perennial, 1 stalk 

61. Poppy, 1 bloom 

62. Rose, hybrid, disbudded, 1 bloom 

63. Rose, miniature, 1 spray 

64. Rose, shrub, 1 spray 

65. Rose, any other spray 

66. Rudbeckia, 1 bloom 

67. Salvia (blue), 1 stalk 

68. Salvia, 1 stalk or stem, 3 blooms 

69. Sedum, 1 stem or stalk 

70. Snapdragon, tall, 1 spike 

71. Snapdragon, dwarf, 2 spikes 

72. Statice, fresh, 1 spray 

73. Sunfl ower, 1 bloom 

74. Sunfl ower, medium, 1 bloom 

75. Sunfl ower, small, 1 bloom 

76. Verbena, 3 stems 

77. Veronica, 1 stalk 

78. Viola, 3 blooms 

79. Yarrow, yellow, 2 stems 

80. Yarrow, colored, 2 stems 

81. Yarrow, white, 2 stems 

82. Zinnia, under 3”, under 3 blooms 

83. Zinnia, giant over 3”, 3 blooms 

84. Unclassifi ed - Annuals 

85. Unclassifi ed - Perennial or bulb 

Class 2 - Flower Arrangements 

1st - $3.50; 2nd - $2.50; 3rd - $1.50 

Arrangements can have rocks, feathers, wood, candles, etc. 

Noxious weeds are not permitted. Mostly flowers. 

No silk flowers allowed. 

Lot 

1. One sided arrangement of garden 

fl owers no larger than 20 x 20. 

2. Dining room centerpiece. 

3. Best arrangement of animal 

container. 

4. Best arrangement showing water. 

5. Dried arrangement. 

6. Arrangement in a pop can. 

7. Best arrangement of mixed garden 

Lot 

1. African Violet, single 

2. African Violet, double 

3. African Violet, ruffl ed 

4. Begonia, Fibrous 

5. Begonia, Tuberous 

6. Cactus, “Christmas, Thanksgiving, 

Easter” 

7. Cacti 

fl owers. 

8. Holiday arrangement. 

9. Miniature arrangement 8” and 

under. 

10. Special occasions (Birthday, 

Valentine’s Day, etc.). 

11. Vegetables or fruits or combined 

arrangement. 

12. Recycled container - fresh fl owers 

Class 3 - Potted Plants 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.75; 3rd - $1.50 

Limit no larger than 12” pots 

8. Caladium 

9. Coleus 

10. Dish Garden 

11. Dieffenbachia 

12. English Ivy 

13. Fern, Boston 

14. Fern, Asparagus 

15. Fuchsia - Blooming 

16. Geranium - Blooming 

17. Gloxinia 

18. Hanging Basket - Blooming 

19. Hanging Basket - not blooming 

20. Impatiens - Single 

21. Impatiens - Double 

22. Ivy Geranium (German) 

23. Ivy Geranium (Swedish) 

24. Jade 

25. Petunia (Single), 1 plant 

Lot 


2. Black-eyed Susan, 1 stem 


4. Day Lily, 1 stem 



7. Pansy (stems as long as possible) 

3 blooms 

Lot 


2. Black-eyed Susan, 1 stem 


4. Day Lily, 1 stem 



7. Pansy (stems as long as possible) 

3 blooms 

26. Petunia (Double), 1 plant 

27. Philodendron 

28. Pothos Vine (Devil’s Ivy) 

29. Planter - at least 3 varieties 

30. Succulent 

31. Terrarium, closed container 

32. Wandering Jew 

33. Most unusual plant 



Youth ages 13 - 17 years old 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - 1.75; 3rd - $1.50 



9. Petunias, double, 1 spray 

10. Petunias, minature, 1 spray 

11. Sunfl owers, medium, 1 bloom 


13. Zinnia, under 3”, 3 blooms 



16. Unclassifi ed, perennial or bulb 


Children ages 12 and under 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - 1.75; 3rd - $1.50 



9. Petunias, double, 1 spray 

10. Petunias, minature, 1 spray 

11. Sunfl owers, medium, 1 bloom 


13. Zinnia, under 3”, 3 blooms 



16. Unclassifi ed, perennial or bulb 

Class 6- Potted Plants 

Youth ages 13 - 17 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.75; 3rd - $1.50 


Lot 


1. Planter with 3 Varieties 

2. Succulent 

Lot 

1. Planter with 3 Varieties 

Class 7 - Potted Plants 

Children ages 12 - under 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.75; 3rd - $1.50 


2. Succulent 

3. Unclassifi ed



Youth ages 13 - 17 

1st - $3.50; 2nd - $2.50; 3rd - $1.50 


Noxious weeds are not permitted. Mostly fl owers. No silk fl owers allowed. 

Lot 

2. Arrangement in a pop can.Lot 



Children ages 12 - under 

1st - $3.50; 2nd - $2.50; 3rd - $1.50 


Noxious weeds are not permitted. Mostly fl owers. No silk fl owers allowed. 

Lot 

2. Arrangement in a pop can. 


PDEPARTMENT 50 BAKED GOODS 




7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 

Superintendent: Karen Stangl, telephone: 320-468-6088 

Entry must be mixed and baked by person under whose name it is entered. No 

commercial mixes. 

All cookies, breads, cupcakes, candy and bars must be displayed on plastic plates 

in self-sealing plastic bags and packaged before it is brought to fairgrounds 

for judging. 

Class 1 - Yeast Bread 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

1/4 loaf 

Lot 

1. White Bread/Graham 

2. Whole Wheat Bread 

3. Rye Bread 

4. Raisin Bread 

5. Coffee Cake 

6. Raised Doughnuts 

7. Cinnamon Rolls (3) 

8. Caramel Rolls (3) 

Lot 

1. Corn Bread 

2. Molasses Gingerbread 

3. Zucchini Bread 

4. Lemon Bread 

5. Banana Bread 

6. Nut Bread 

7. Baking Powder 


9. Dinner Rolls (3) 

10. Fancy Rolls 

11. Nationality Bread 

12. Sourdough Bread 

13. Bread Machine - scratch 

14. Bread Machine - box mix 


16. Wheat rolls 

Class 2 - Quick Breads 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

1/4 loaf 

8. Date Bread 

9. Pumpkin Bread 

10. Coffee Cake 

11. Muffi ns - Plain (3) 

12. Muffi ns - Fruit (3) 

13. Nationality 

14. Doughnuts (3) 

15. Unclassifi ed



Lot 

1. Carrot 

2. Applesauce 

3. Filled, Rolled 

4. Angel (unfrosted) 

5. Sponge (unfrosted) 

6. Chiffon (unfrosted) 

7. 3 Light Cupcakes 

Class 3 - Cakes 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

1/4 cake 

8. 3 Dark Cupcakes 

9. Dark Cake 

10. Light Cake 

11. Spice Cake 

12. Torte (layered - fi lled & frosted) 


14. Bundt 

15. Pound 

Class 4 - Decorated Baking 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

Decorated Baking will be judged on decoration only. Entries from amateurs only. 

Artificial bases may be used such as cardboard or 

styrofoam instead of the cakes. 

Lot 

1. Cakes 

2. Cupcakes 

3. Cookies 



Lot: 

1. Peanut Butter Cookies 

2. Chocolate Chip Cookies 

3. Cookies, Dark, Rolled Flat 

4. Cookies, Light 

5. Ginger Cookies 

6. Ice Box Cookies 

7. Drop Cookies, Light 

8. Drop Cookies, Dark 

9. Drop Cookies, Oatmeal 

10. Filled Cookies 

Lot 

1. Apple 

2. Blueberry 

3. Cherry 

4. Lemon 

Class 5 - Cookies and Bars 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

A plate of 3 for each entry. 

11. Bars, fruit fi lled 

12. Bars, Baked, Unfrosted 

13. Bars, Baked, Frosted 

14. Brownies 

15. Sugar Cookies 

16. Chocolate Drop Cookies 

17. Unbaked 

18. Pressed/Sand. 


20. Raisin 


Class 6 - Pies 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

Pies must be one slice & displayed on 6” plastic plates 

encased in self-sealing plastic bags. 

Lot 

1. Fudge (original recipe) 

2. Fudge (quick or no-fail recipe) 

3. Divinity 

4. Fondant 

5. Peanut Brittle 

Lot 

1. Cookies - Brownies, plate of 3 

2. Cookies - Peanut butter, plate of 3 

3. Cookies - Chocolate chip, plate of 3 

4. Cookies - Oatmeal Drop, plate of 3 

5. Cookies - Bars, Baked, plate of 3 

6. Cookies - Bars, unbaked, (3) 

chocolate 

10. Quick Bread 

5. Pumpkin 

6. Mince 

7. Rhubarb 


9. 1 Whole Pie Crust 

Class 7 - Candy 

1st - $1.75; 2nd - $1.25; 3rd- 75¢ 

A plate of 3 for each entry. 

6. Caramels 

7. Molded Candy, plain 

8. Molded Candy, fi lled 

9. Mints 

10. Decorated Candies 


Class 8 - Children, 13 and Under 

1st - $1.50; 2nd - $1.00; 3rd - 75¢ 

No commercial mixes may be used. 

1/4 loaf bread; 1/4 cake. 

11. Bread - white 

12. Bread - wheat 

13. Bread - unclassifi ed 

14. Cakes - angel food (unfrosted) 

15. Cakes - bran muffi ns 

16. Sugar Cookies 

17. Cakes - cupcakes, plate of 3 


Lot 

1. Bread 

2. Cake 

3. Cookies 

Lot 

1. Yeast Bread 

2. Quick Bread 

3. Cake 

Lot 

1. Quick Breads 

2. Cakes 

Class 9 - Microwave Baking 

1st - $1.50; 2nd - $1.25; 3rd - $1.00 

4. Dessert 

5. Candy 


Class 10 - Holiday Baking 

1st - $1.50; 2nd - $1.25; 3rd - $1.00 

Judging on holiday appeal plus quality of exhibit. 

4. Cookies 

5. Candies 

6. Gingerbread House 


Class 11 - Homemade Mix Displays 

1st - $1.50; 2nd - $1.25; 3rd - $1.00 

Include Mix, Recipe and Finished Product. 

Display to show product to best advantage. 

3. Cookies 


Class 12 - Recipe Displays/Collections 

Must be new for 2012 and not entered in past years. 

Lot 

3. Children’s 

1. Personal Family Keepsake 

4. Yesterday 

2. Box/File of your recipes 


Class 13 - Baked Goods 

Gift Basket/Box 

1st - $1.50; 2nd - $1.25; 3rd - $1.00 

Gift Basket/Box should basically include home baked items to be given as a gift 

to someone. Entries will be judged on quality and selection of items plus beauty 

and appropriateness of packaging according to lot selected. Gift baskets should 

be wrapped in clear plastic. 

Lot 

1. Holiday Gift Basket/Box 

2. Shut-In Gift Basket/Box 

3. Birthday Gift Basket/Box 

Department 50 

Best of Class - Ribbon 

4. Shower Gift Basket/Box 

5. Unclassifi ed Gift Basket/Box

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Superintendent: Karen Stangl, 

Telephone 320-468-6088 

Entry Time: 12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 11, 2012 

at Baking and Canning Department 

No entry fee 

Judging at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday 

One entry per adult category either cake or cookies/brownies/bars 

Adult Chocolate Dessert Contest 

1st - $20; 2nd - $15 

Adult Chocolate Cookies/Brownies/Bars Contest 

1st - $15; 2nd - $10 

Cocoa Classic Contest Rules: 

1. Open to any individual who is a Minnesota resident, one entry per person. Participant 

does not have to reside in county where fair is held. 

2. Entry must be a baked dessert made from “scratch”/no mixes. 

3. A minimum of 1/4 cup of cocoa must be used. 

4. If frosting is used and it’s chocolate, cocoa must be used and listed as “cocoa” in the 

recipe. 

5. Entire dessert entry must be submitted on cardboard/disposable container for judging. 

(No doily required). 

6. Recipe(s) listing the ingredients, preparation instructions and recipe author must be 

submitted with the entry, printed on one side of the page. Include, name, address and 

phone number on back of page. 

7. Judging will be based on the following criteria: 

a. Flavor 30 points 

b. Overall Appearance 25 points 

c. Moistness and Crumb/Texture 20 points 

d. Consistency (size and shape) 15 points 

e. Creativity (appearance, ingredients, etc.) 10 points 

TOTAL 

100 points 

* Note: The baked dessert description is broad enough to encourage variety and can 

include cakes, cookies, bars, brownies, etc. 

Kids Cookie/Brownie/Bar Contest 

1st - $20; 2nd - $15, 3rd - $10 

Cocoa Classic Contest Rules: 

1. Open to any individual who is age 8 through 18 years only and a Minnesota resident, 

one entry per person. Participant does not have to reside in county where fair is held. 

2. Entry must be cookies, brownies or bars made from “scratch.” No mixes. 

3. A minimum of 1/4 cup of baking chips (any variety) must be used and listed with the 

name of the specifi c chip variety in the recipe. 

4. If the entry has chocolate icing/drizzle, cocoa must be used and listed as “cocoa” in 

the icing/drizzle recipe. 

5. Entry must be submitted as a plate of six (6) on a covered cardboard/disposable 

container for judging. (No doily required). 

6. Recipe(s) listing the ingredients, preparation instructions and recipe author must be 

submitted with the entry, printed on one side of the page. Include name, address and 

phone number on back side of page. 

7. Judging will be based on the following criteria: 

a. Flavor 30 points 

b. Overall Appearance 25 points 

c. Moistness and 20 points 

Crumb/Texture 

d. Consistency 15 points 

(size and shape) 

e. Creativity (appearance, 10 points 

ingredients, etc.) 

TOTAL 

PDEPARTMENT 51 CHOCOLATE 

BAKING CONTESTS 

100 points 

PDEPARTMENT 55 

CREATIVE DEPARTMENT 



Wednesday, August 8 from 

7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 

All articles to be exhibited must have been completed since the 2011 Fair. They must 

be exhibited in the name of the maker. Duplicate items may not be entered in a titled 

lot, with another item of same lot entered as “Unclassifi ed”. Only items for which there 

is not a designated lot will be entered as Unclassifi ed. Only one 1st, 2nd and 3rd place 

ribbon will be awarded to each lot. Participants attempting to enter exhibits from 

previous years will be disqualified. All exhibits must be picked up after 7 p.m. on 

Sunday, August 12. 

Class 1 - Handicrafts 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.75; 3rd - $1.50 

Lot 

1. Beadwork 

2. Blown Glass 

3. Calligraphy 

4. Candle - Homemade 

5. Ceramics - Painted 

6. Collection - Insect (At least 10 items) 

7. Collection - Models 

(At least 10 items) 

8. Collection - Pressed Flowers/ 

Leaves (At least 10 items) 

9. Collection - Rock (At least 10 items) 

10. Collection - Stamp 


11. Collection - Any Other 


12. Crop Art/Seed Picture 

13. Decoupage Item 

14. Dough Art 

15. Dream Catcher 

16. Dried Flower Picture 

17. Embossing 

18. Floral Arrangement - Artifi cial 

19. Flowers - Pressed 

20. Jewelry - Bracelet 

21. Jewelry - Earrings 

22. Jewelry - Necklace 

23. Jewelry - Pin 

24. Jewelry - Any Other 

25. Latch Hook Article 

26. Leather Craft - Bag 

(Continued on Page 19) 

27. Leather Craft - Belt 

28. Leather Craft - Billfold 

29. Leather Craft - Any Other 

30. Macramé 

31. Metal Craft 

32. Mobile/Kite 

33. Model - Airplane 

34. Model - Automobile 

35. Model - Boat/Ship 

36. Model - Not From Kit 

37. Model - Any Other 

38. Palm Weaving 

39. Plastic Canvas - 

Small (Ex. Ornament) 

40. Plastic Canvas - 

Large (Ex. Kleenex Box) 

41. Pottery - Hand Built 

42. Pottery - Thrown 

43. Quilling 

44. Recycling item (Item made 

from something that would 

have been replaced) 

45. Rock Art Painting 

46. Rosemaling 

47. Rug - Braided 

48. Rug - Latch Hook or Yarn 

49. Rug - Loom/Woven 

50. Rug - Any Other 

51. Scrap Craft (Item made from 

something that would 

otherwise been discarded) 

52. Scrapbooking - Favorite 

Scrapbook page



53. Scrapbooking - Finished 

Scrapbook 

54. Sculpture - Any Media 

55. Sequin Art 

56. Soap Homemade - Unscented 

57. Soap Homemade - Scented 

58. Stained Glass Article 

59. Stamp Art 

60. Stenciling 

61. String Art 

62. Tackle Homemade - Dry Flies 

63. Tackle Homemade - Lures 

64. Tackle Homemade - Wet Flies 

65. Tackle Homemade - Any Other 

66. Taxidermy - Small 

67. Taxidermy - Large 

68. Tie Dye Article 

69. Tin Craft 

70. Weaving Article 

71. Yarn Craft 

72. Unclassified 

Best of Class - Ribbon





Class 2 - Senior Citizens/70 Years and older 

Nursing Home Residents 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.75; 3rd - $1.50 

Lot 12, 46, 66-80, 86-91, 128 and 129 

1st - $2.50; 2nd - $2.25; 3rd - $2.00 

Lot 

1. Beadwork 

2. Blown Glass 

3. Calligraphy 

4. Candle - Homemade 


6. Collection - Insect 




8. Collection - Pressed Flowers/ 

Leaves (At least 10 items) 

9. Collection - Rock (At least 10 items) 

10. Collection - Stamp 




12. Crocheting - Afghan 

13. Crocheting - Dish Cloth 

14. Crocheting - Doily 

15. Crocheting - Infant Garment 

16. Crocheting - Child Garment 

17. Crocheting - Adult Garment 

18. Crocheting - Potholders (set of 2) 

19. Crocheting - Any Other 


21. Cross Stitching - Dish Towel 

22. Cross Stitching - Ornament 

23. Cross Stitching - Picture 

24. Cross Stitching - Pillow 

25. Cross Stitching - Pillow Case 

26. Cross Stitching - Any Other 

27. Decoupage Item 

28. Dough Art 

29. Dream Catcher 

30. Dried Flower Picture 

31. Embossing 

32. Embroidery - Dish Towel 

33. Embroidery - Ornament 

34. Embroidery - Picture 

35. Embroidery - Pillow 

36. Embroidery - Pillow Case 

37. Embroidery - Any Other 

38. Floral Arrangements (Artificial) 

39. Flowers - Pressed 

40. Holiday Decoration 






46. Knitting - Afghan 

47. Knitting - Infant Garment 

48. Knitting - Child Garment 

49. Knitting - Adult Garment 

50. Knitting - Potholders (Set of 2) 

51. Knitting - Any other 


53. Leather Craft - Bag 

54. Leather Craft - Belt 

55. Leather Craft - Billfold 

56. Leather Craft - Any Other 

57. Macramé 



60. Model - Airplaine 

61. Model - Automotive 


63. Model - Not from Kit 


65. Palm Weaving 

66. Photography - Color Not Digitally 

Enhanced 

67. Photography - Black & White 

Not Digitally Enhanced 

68. Photography - Color - Digitally 

Enhanced 


Digitally Enhanced 

70. Picture - Acrylic 

71. Picture - Chalk 

72. Picture - Charcoal 

73. Picture - Crayon 

74. Picture - Ink 

75. Picture - Kit 

76. Picture - Mixed Media 

77. Picture - Oil 

78. Picture - Pen/Pencil 

79. Picture - Watercolor 

80. Picture - Any Other 

81. Plastic Canvas - Small 

(Ex. Ornament) 

82. Plastic Canvas (Large) 

(Ex. Kleenex Box) 


84. Pottery - Thrown10 

85. Quilling 

86. Quilting - Crib Quilt 

87. Quilting - Hand Quilted Quilt 

88. Quilting - Machine Quilted Quilt 

89. Quilting - Tied Quilt 

90. Quilting - Wall Hanging 

91. Quilting - Any Other 

92. Recycling Item (Item made from 

something that would otherwise 

been recycled) 


94. Rosemaling 

95. Rug-Braided 

96. Rug - Latch Hook or Yarn 

97. Rug - Loom/Woven 

98. Rug - Any Other 





Scrapbook Page 

101. Scrapbooking - Finished Scrapbook 


103. Sequin Art 

104. Sewn Article - Bag/Purse 

105. Sewn Article - Infant/Toddler



Garment 

106. Sewn Article - Child/Teen Garment 

107. Sewn Article - Adult 

108. Sewn Article - Pillow 

109. Sewn Article - Stuffed Toy 

110. Sewn Article - Any Other 

111. Soap Homemade - Unscented 

112. Soap Homemade - Scented 

113. Stained Glass Article 

114. Stamp Art 

115. Stenciling 

116. String Art 

117. Tackle Homemade - Dry Flies 

118. Tackle Homemade - Lures 

119. Tackle Homemade - Wet Flies 

120. Tackle Homemade - Any Other 

Lot 


2. Decorated Eggs 

3. Handmade Greetings Cards 

(At least 3 cards) 

4. Mantle Decoration 

5. Ornament 


7. Plastic Canvas - Large 

Class 3 - Holiday 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.75; 3rd - $1.50 

121. Taxidermy - Small 

122. Taxidermy - Large 


124. Tin Craft 

125. Weaving Article 

126. Woodworking - Bird Feeder 

127. Woodworking - Birdhouse 

128. Woodworking - Furniture - Small 

129. Woodworking- Furniture - Large 

130. Woodworking - Lawn 

Ornament 

131. Woodworking - Any Other 




8. Stocking 

9. Table Counterpiece 

10. Table Runner 

11. Tree Skirt 

12. Wall Decoration 

13. Wreath 



Class 4 - Hobbies - 6 yrs. old and under 

All collections must be labeled and presentable. They must contain additional 

specimens if shown at the 2011 fair. All other entries must be new since the 2011 

fair and the age of the exhibitor must be visible on each entry. The name of the 

exhibitor should not be visible on the exhibit. 

Lot 

1. Beadwork 

2. Button Art 


4. Collection - Button (At least 10 items) 

5. Collection - Coins (At least 10 items) 

6. Collection - Flowers dried 


7. Collection (Leaves dried) 


8. Collection - Rocks (At least 10 items) 



10. Clothespin Craft 

11. Clay Creation 

12. Foam Art 

13. Game, Original (must include rules) 

14. Glitter Art 






20. Mask - Any Media 

21. Model - Duplos 

22. Model - Legos 

23. Model - from kit 

24. Model - not from kit 

25. Macaroni /Seed Art 

26. Magnet Article 

27. Nature Craft (Made from items 

found in nature) 

28. Photography - Black and White 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.75; 3rd - $1.50 

29. Photography - Color 

30. Paper Mache 

31. Picture - Colored Pencil 

32. Picture - Construction Paper 


34. Picture - Finger Paint 

35. Picture - Marker 


37. Picture - Paint by Number 



40. Puppet Making 

41. Recycled Item (Item made 


have been recycled) 


43. Seasonal Art 

44. Sewn Article 





47. Stamp Art 

48. Story Illustrated 


50. Tissue Paper Art 


52. Woodcraft 

53. Wrapping Paper 

Original Design (At least 2’x3’) 




Class 5 - Hobbies - 

7 - 12 yrs. old and under 


specimens if shown at the 2011 fair. All other entries must be new since the 2011 

fair and the age of the exhibitor must be visible on each entry. The name of the 

exhibitor SHOULD NOT be visible on the exhibit. 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.75; 3rd - $1.50 

Lot 

1. Beadwork 



4. Collection - Insects 




6. Collection - Rock 


7. Collection - Stamps 





10. Decoupage Article 

11. Duct Tape Creation 

12. Fleece Tie-Blanket 

13. Fleece Tie - Pillow 

14. Game, Original (must include rules) 

15. Handmade Greeting Cards 



17. Illustrated Story 






23. Macramé 



26. Model - Erector Set 

27. Model - K’nex 

28. Model - Legos 




32. Model - Rocket 



35. Mosaic Article 

36. Nature Craft 

37. Origami 

38. Photography - Color Not 


39. Photography - Black & White Not 


40. Photography - Color Digitally 

Enhanced 




43. Picture- Chalk 











(ex. Ornament) 


(ex. Kleenex box) 




58. Recycled Item (Item made 







Scrapbook 







66. Sewn Article - Garment 


68. Sewn Article - Potholders (Set of 2) 

69. Sewn Article - Quilt 

70. Sewn Article - Quillo 


72. Sewn Article - Table runner 

73. Stamp Art 









Class 6 - Hobbies - 13 - 17 yrs. old 


specimens if shown at the 2011 fair. All other entries must be new 

since the 2011 fair and the age of the exhibitor must be visible on each entry. The 

name of the exhibitor should not be visible on the exhibit. 

Lot 

1. Beadwork 

2. Candle Homemade 



5. Collection - Insects (at least 10 items) 

6. Collection - Models (at least 

10 items) 

7. Collection - Rock (at least 

10 items) 

8. Collection - Stamps 




10. Crocheting - Afghan 

11. Crocheting - Dish Cloth 

12. Crocheting - Potholders (Set of 2) 

13. Crocheting - Infant Article 

14. Crocheting - Child Article 

15. Crocheting - Adult Article 

16. Crocheting - Any Other 


18. Cross Stitch - Dish Towel 

19. Cross Stitch - Ornament 

20. Cross Stitch - Picture 

21. Cross Stitch - Any Other 

22. Decoupage Article 

23. Embroidery - Dish Towel 

24. Embroidery - Ornament 

25. Embroidery - Picture 

26. Embroidery - Any Other 

27. Fleece Tie-Blanket 

28. Fleece Tie-Pillow 

29. Game, Original (Must include rules) 

30. Handmade Greeting Cards 



32. Illustrated Story 





37. Knitting - Afghan 

38. Knitting - Potholders (Set of 2) 

39. Knitting - Infant Article 

40. Knitting - Child Article 

41. Knitting - Adult Article 

42. Knitting - Any Other 


44. Macramé 



47. Mobile or Kite 




51. Model - Rocket 



54. Mosiac - Article 

55. Origami 

56. Paper Mache 

57. Photography-Color NOT 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.75; 3rd - $1.50 


58. Photography - Black & White NOT 


59. Photography - Color 













70.Picture- Watercolor 



(ex. ornament) 


(ex. Kleenex box) 




77. Reycled Item (Item made 







Scrapbook 







85. Sewn Article - Infant/Toddler 

Garment 

86. Sewn Article - Child/Teen Garment 

87. Sewn Article - Adult Garment 


89. Sewn Article - Potholders (Set of 2) 

90. Sewn Article - Quilt Hand Quilted 

91. Sewn Article - Quilt Machine Quilted 

92. Sewn Article - Quilt Tied 

93. Sewn Article - Quillo 


95. Sewn Article - Table runner 

96. Sewn Article - Any Other 


98. Tin Craft 



101. Woodworking - Carving small 

102. Woodworking - Carving large 

103. Woodworking - Furniture small 

104. Woodworking - Furniture large 




Class 7 - Garment Making - Infant & Toddler Garments 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.75; 3rd - $1.50 

Lot 

1. Baptismal Gown 

2. Bonnet 

3. Coat 

4. Costume 

5. Dress - Casual 

6. Dress - Special Occasion 

7. Jeans/Trousers - Boys 

8. Jumper 

9. Overalls 

10. Remodeled Garment 

11. Shirt - Boys 

Lot 

1. Coat 

2. Costume 



5. House Coat/Robe 

6. Jeans/Trousers - Boys 

7. Jumper 

8. Overalls 


10. Shorts 

11. Shirt - Boys 

12. Shirt/Top - Girls 

Lot 

1. Blouse 

2. Blazer 

3. Cape 

4. Coat - Lined 

5. Denim Garment 



8. Ensemble (2 or more pieces) 

9. Housecoat/Robe 

10. Jumper 

11. Machine Quilted Garment 

12. Maternity Garment - Any Kind 


(Ex. sweatshirt to jacket) 

14. Shorts 

15. Shorts and top 

12. Shirt/Top - Girls 

13. Slacks or shorts - Girls 

14. Sleepwear 

15. Snowsuit 

16. Suit - Boys 

17. Sweat Suit 

18. Swimsuit 

19. Two piece outfi t 

20. Vest 



Class 8 - Garment Making - 

Children & Teen Garments 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.75; 3rd - $1.50 

13. Skirt 

14. Skirt and Top 

15. Sleepwear 

16. Slacks - Girls 

17. Snowsuit 

18. Suit - Boys 

19. Sweat suit 

20. Swimsuit 

21. Two Piece Outfi t 

22. Vest 


Best of Class - Ribbon Lot 

Class 9 - Garment Making - Adult Garments 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.75; 3rd - $1.50 

16. Shirt 

17. Skirt 

18. Skirt and Top 

19. Slacks 

20. Sleepwear 

21. Snowsuit 

22. Sport Jacket 

23. Suit 

24. Sweatshirt 

25. Sweatshirt - Decorated 

26. Swimsuit 

27. Trousers 

28. T-Shirt 

29. Vest 




Lot 

1. Appliance Cover 

2. Apron 

3. Bag/Purse 

4. Dish Towel 

5. Doll Clothes 

6. Dresser Scarf 

7. Pillow 

Class 10 - Sewing 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.75; 3rd - $1.50 

8. Pillow Case 

9. Placemat (Set of 4) 

10. Potholder (Set of 2) 

11. Stuffed Toys 

12. Table Cloth 

13. Table Runner 



Class 11 - Quilting 

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

Lots 10, 11, 19 & 20, 1st - $4.00; 2nd - $3.00; 3rd - $2.00 

Lot 

1. Artistic Quilt (Highly decorated or 

embellised) 

2. Appliquéd Quilt - Hand Quilted 

3. Appliquéd Quilt - Machine Quilted 

4. Combination of Techniques 

(Ex. Pieced/Appliqué/ 

embroidery/embellished) 

5. Commermorative Quilt 

6. Crib Quilt - Hand Quilted 

7. Crib Quilt - Machine Quilted 

8. Embroidered/Cross Stitched - 

Hand Quilted 

9. Embroidered/Cross 

Sitched - Machine Quilted 

10. Fleece Tie - Blanket 

11. Fleece Tie - Pillow 

12. Group Quilt - Made by two or more 

people 

13. Miniature quilt (not to exceed 

24” x 24” 

14. Original Design (Must include 

pattern) 

15. Pieced - Hand Quilted 

16. Pieced - Machine Quilted 

17. Photo Transfer Quilt 

18. Quillo 

19. Quilted Garment - Bag/Purse 

20. Quilted Garment - Coat/Jacket 

21. Tied Quilt 

22. Wall hanging - Hand Quilted 

23. Wall hanging - Machine Quilted 

24. Any other hand quilted item 

25. Any other machine quilted item 



Lot 

1. Apron 

2. Bed Linen 

3. Dish Towel 


5. Ornament 

6. Picture (Framed) - 5 x 7 & under 

7. Picture (Framed) - 12 x 18 & Under 

8. Picture (Framed) - 12 x 18 & Over 

Lot 

1. Apron 

2. Bed Linen 

3. Dish Towel 


5. Ornament 

6. Picture (Framed) - 5x7 & under 

7. Picture (Framed) - 12 x 18 or Under 


Class 12 - Embroidery 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.75; 3rd - $1.50 

9. Pillow 

10. Pillow Case 

11. Placemats - Set of 4 

12. Sampler (Framed) - 5 x 7 & under 

13. Sampler (Framed) - 12 x 18 & under 

14. Sampler (Framed) - 12 x 18 & over 

15. Table runner 



Class 13 - Cross Stitched Items 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.75; 3rd - $1.50 

8. Picture (Framed) 12 x 18 or over 

9. Pillow 

10. Pillow case 

11. Placements - Set of 4 

12. Table runner 





Class 14 - Crocheting 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.75; 3rd - $1.50 

Lots 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, 1st - $3.00; 2nd - $2.75; 3rd - $2.50 

Lot 

1. Adult - Cap 

2. Adult - Gloves (Pair) 

3. Adult - Mittens (Pair) 

4. Adult - Poncho 

5. Adult - Scarf/Shawl 

6. Adult - Slippers (Pair) 

7. Adult - Sweater 

8. Adult - Any Other 

9. Afghan - Broomstick Lace 

10. Afghan - Granny Square 

11. Afghan - Hairpin Lace 

12. Afghan - Ripple 

13. Afghan - Baby 

14. Afghan - Any Other 

15. Child - Cap 

16. Child - Dress 

17. Child - Gloves (Pair) 

18. Child - Mittens (Pair) 

19. Child - Poncho 

20. Child - Scarf/Shawl 

21. Child - Slippers (Pair) 

Lot 

1. Adult - Cap 

2. Adult - Gloves (Pair) 

3. Adult - Mittens (Pair) 

4. Adult - Poncho 

5. Adult - Scarf/Shawl 

6. Adult - Slippers (Pair) 

7. Adult - Stockings 

8. Adult - Sweater 

9. Adult - Any Other 

10. Afghan 

11. Afghan - Baby 

12. Afghan - Bedspread 

13. Child - Cap 

14. Child - Dress 

15. Child - Gloves (Pair) 

16. Child - Mittens (Pair) 

17. Child - Poncho 

18. Child - Scarf/Shawl 

22. Child - Sweater 

23. Child - Any Other 

24. Dish Cloth 

25. Doily - Cotton 

26. Doily - Yarn 

27. Doll - Clothes 

28. Infant - Bib 

29. Infant - Bonnet 

30. Infant - Booties (Pair) 

31. Infant - Dress 

32. Infant - Sweater 

33. Infant - 3 Piece Set 

34. Infant - Any Other 

35. Placemats - Set of 4 

36. Potholders - Set of 2 

37. Purse 

38. Rug - Made from old or new 

material 

39. Table Cloth 



Class 15 - Knitted Articles 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.75; 3rd - $1.50 

Lots 10, 11 & 12, 1st - $3.00; 2nd - $2.75; 3rd - $2.50 

19. Child - Slippers (Pair) 

20. Child - Sweater 

21. Child - Any Other 

22. Doll/Toy 

23. Doll - Clothes 

24. Infant - Bib 

25. Infant - Bonnet 

26. Infant - Booties (Pair) 

27. Infant - Dress 

28. Infant - Sweater 

29. Infant - 3 Piece Set 

30. Infant - Any Other 

31. Machine knitted article 

32. Pillow 

33. Potholders - Set of 2 

34. Purse 



Class 16 - Graphic Arts 

Open to amateurs and hobbyists. All pictures must be framed. 

1st - $3.00; 2nd - $2.75; 3rd - $2.50 

Lot 






6. Picture - Marker 

 

 

 

 

 

 



9. Picture - Paint by Number 




 

 

 

 

Class 17 - Photography 

This class is open to amateurs and hobbyists. Photographs must be framed. Exhibitors 

cannot enter the same photograph into multiple lots. All Photographs must be taken 

since 2011 Fair. Please read categories carefully, as there are different lots of whether 

your entry has been digitally enhanced or not. Any photos found to be taken by any other 

person besides the exhibitor will be disqualifi ed. No exceptions! 

1st - $3.00; 2nd - $2.75; 3rd - $2.50 

Lot 

1. Action Color - Not Digitally Enhanced 

2. Action Black & White - Not Digitally 

Enhanced 

3. Action Color - Digitally Enhanced 

4. Action Black & White - Digitally 

Enhanced 

5. Animal Color - Not Digitally 

Enhanced 

6. Animal Black & White - Not Digitally 

Enhanced 

7. Animal Color - Digitally Enhanced 

8. Animal Black & White - Digitally 

Enhanced 

9. Architecture Color - Not Digitally 

Enhanced 

10. Architecture Black & White - 


11. Architecture Color - Digitally 

Enhanced 

12. Architecture Black & White - 


13. County Fair Color - Not 


14. County Fair Black & White - Not 


15. County Fair Color - Digitally 

Enhanced 

16. County Fair Black & White - 


17. Nature Color - Not Digitally 

Enhanced 

18. Nature Black & White - Not 


19. Nature Color - Digitally Enhanced 

20. Nature Black & White - Digitally 

Enhanced 

21. Night - Not Digitally Enhanced 

22. Night - Digitally Enhanced 

23. People/Portraiture Color - 


24. People/Portraiture Black & White - 


25. People/Portraiture Color - Digitally 

Enhanced 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

26. People/Portraiture Black & White - 


27. Scenic Landscape Color - Not 


28. Scenic Landscape Black & White - 


29. Scenic Landscape Color - Digitally 

Enhanced 

30. Scenic Landscape Black & White - 


31. Wedding Color - Not Digitally 

Enhanced 

32. Wedding Black & White - Not 


33. Wedding Color - Digitally Enhanced 

34. Wedding Black & White - 


35. Unclassifi ed Color - Not 


36. Unclassifi ed Black & White - 


37. Unclassifi ed Color - Digitally 

Enhanced 

38. Unclassifi ed Black & White - 

Digitally Enhanced



Class 18 - Woodworking 

All entries must have been crafted since the 2011 Fair. 

1st - $4.00; 2nd - $3.50; 3rd - $3.00 

Lots 15, 19, & 20, 1st - $2.75; 2nd - $2.50; 3rd - $2.25 

Lot 

1. Bird Feeder 

2. Birdhouse 

3. Childs Toy - small 

4. Childs Toy - large 

5. Clock 

6. Carving - small 

7. Carving - large 

8. Dollhouse 

9. Dollhouse furniture 

10. Driftwood Creation - small 

11. Driftwood Creation - large 

12. Home Accessory 

13. Indoor Furniture - small 

14. Indoor Furniture - large 

15. Knickknack 

16. Lawn Ornament 

17. Outdoor Furniture - small 

18. Outdoor Furniture - large 

19. Puzzle 

20. Shelf 

21. Whittling 

22. Wood burning 


Class 19 - Heritage 

Family Heirloom must be at least 75 years old. An explanation of interesting facts 

pertaining to each exhibit must be included, as it will enrich the show. 

1st - 2.25; 2nd - $2.00; 3rd - $1.75 

Lot 

1. Book 

2. China 

3. Furniture 

4. Holiday Article 

5. Jewelry 

6. Kitchen utensil 

7. Needlework 

8. Photo 

9. Quilt 

10. Religious Article 

11. Toy 

12. Vintage Clothing 


freezer storage will be accepted. Jams and jellies must be in jelly or 1/2 pint jars and 

must be sealed with two-piece lids. No wax covered products will be accepted! 

Fish must be in pint jars! 

Dried Foods: The quantity of dried foods for each exhibit should be: 

• fruits and vegetables - 1/2 cup or more of each 

• herbs - 1/4 cup of each in whole leaf form 

• meat - six strips 

Class 1 - Honey 

1st - $1.50; 2nd - $1.25; 3rd - $1.00 

Lot 

1. 1 lb. White Clover 

2. 1 pt. Extract White 

Clover Honey 

Lot 

1. Laundry Soap 

3. 1 lb. Comb 

4. 1 lb. Extracted Honey 

Class 2 - Soap 

1st - $1.50; 2nd - $1.25; 3rd - $1.00 

2. Face & Body Natural Soap 

3. Gift Basket 

Class 3 - Canned Vegetables 

1st - $1.50; 2nd - $1.25; 3rd - $1.00 

All canned goods to be exhibited in regular pint Mason jars. 

Lot 

1. Asparagus 

2. Beans, String 

3. Beans, Wax 

4. Beets, Small 

5. Carrots 

6. Corn 

7. Corn on the Cob 

8. Mixed Vegetables 

9. Mushrooms 

10. Peas 

11. Pizza Sauce 

12. Salsa 

13. Sauerkraut 

14. Tomatoes 


PDEPARTMENT 60 

APIARY, DAIRY, CANNED COODS & 

MISCELLANEOUS 



Wednesday, Aug. 8, 

from 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 

Superintendent - Karen Stangl, telephone: 320-468-6088 

Food Preservation/Canning/Dried Foods 

All recipes, procedures, and times followed must be according to current USDA and University 

of Minnesota Extension Service publications. Jars used must be heat-tempered 

glass canning jars. All jars must be sealed with two-piece canning lids. Canned 

goods are to be exhibited in regular pint canning jars except for meat. For meat, either 

pint or quart. New lids and rings should be used. Products entered in recycled 

jars, such as mayonnaise, peanut butter, etc., will not be accepted! Leave screw 

bands on the two-piece jar lids. 

Each exhibit must have a canning label attached. The canning label must state the 

canned product’s name, the date product was canned, its processing method and processing 

time. Below is a sample canning label: 

Product Name:_______________ 

Date Canned:________________ 

Processing Method - 

(Put an X by the method used). 

1. Pressure canner _______ 

2. Boiling water bath _______ 

Processing Time______________ 

Jams and Jellies must be processed in a boiling water bath according to USDA and University 

of Minnesota Extension Service food preservation publications. No artifi cial food 

coloring should be added to entries. No jams or jellies or spreads needing refrigeration or 

Class 4 - Meat 

1st - $1.50; 2nd - $1.25; 3rd - $1.00 

Lot 

5. Pickled Fish 

1. Beef 

6. Pork 

2. Chicken 

7. Veal 

3. Fish 

8. Venison 

4. Home Rendered Lard 


Lot 

1. Apples 

2. Apricots 

3. Blackberries 

4. Black Raspberries 

5. Blueberries 

6. Cherries 

7. Gooseberries 

8. Ground Cherries 

Class 5 - Fruit 

1st - $1.50; 2nd - $1.25; 3rd - $1.00 

9. Juneberries 

10. Peaches 

11. Pears 

12. Plums 

13. Raspberries 

14. Rhubarb 

15. Strawberries 

16. Unclassifi ed



Lot 

1. Apple 

2. Blackberry 

3. Blueberry 

4. Chokecherry 

5. Crab Apple 

6. Cranberry 

7. Currant 

8. Grape 

9. Gooseberry 

10. Juneberry 

Lot 

1. Peach 

2. Raspberry 

3. Red Tomato 

4. Rhubarb 

Lot 

1. Apricot 

2. Blackberry 

3. Blueberry 

4. Grape 

5. Gooseberry 

6. Mixed Fruits 

7. Peach 

Lot 

1. Bean 

2. Dill 

Lot 

1. Bean 

2. Beet 

3. Crab Apple 

4. Cucumber, Chunk 

5. Cucumber, Sliced 

6. Green Tomato 

Lot 

1. Corn 

2. Mushrooms 

Lot 

1. Apples 

2. Apricots 

3. Peaches 

4. Pears 

Class 6 - Jellies 

1st - $1.50; 2nd - $1.25; 3rd - $1.00 

11. Mint 

12. Pin Cherry 

13. Plum 

14. Raspberry 

15. Rhubarb 

16. Strawberry 

17. Homemade Fruit Syrups (3) 

18. Gift Pack - Jellies (3) 

19. Maple Syrup 


Class 7 - Preserves 

1st - $1.50; 2nd - $1.25; 3rd - $1.00 

5. Strawberry 

6. Yellow Tomato 

7. Fruit Butters 

8. Marmalades 


Class 8 - Jams 

1st - $1.50; 2nd - $1.25; 3rd - $1.00 

8. Plum 

9. Raspberry 

10. Rhubarb 

11. Strawberry 

12. Zucchini 

13. Gift Pack (3) 


Class 9 - Sour Pickles 

(Pint Jar) 

1st - $1.50; 2nd - $1.25; 3rd - $1 .00 

3. Mixed 

4. Mustard 

5. Miscellaneous 

Class 10 - Sweet Pickles 

1st - $1.50; 2nd - $1.25; 3rd - $1.00 

7. Mixed Sweet 

8. Onion 

9. Peach 

10. Relishes 

11. Watermelon Rind 

12. Misc. 

Class 11 - Dried Dehydrated Foods - Vegetables 

1st - $1.50; 2nd - $1.25; 3rd - $ 1.00 

Display in pint jar for visibility. Exhibit will be judged 

on quality, uniformity, color, etc. 

3. Onions 

4. Tomatoes 


Class 12 - Dried Dehydrated Foods - Fruit 

1st - $1.50; 2nd - $1.25; 3rd - $ 1.00 



5. Raspberries 

6. Rhubarb 

7. Strawberries 


Lot 

1. Chives 

2. Dillweed 

3. Parsley 

4. Cilantro 

Class 13 - Dried Dehydrated Foods - Herbs 

1st - $1.50; 2nd - $1.25; 3rd - $ 1.00 

Display in pint jar for visibility. Exhibit will be 

judged on quality, uniformity, color, etc. 

5. Basil 

6. Sage 

7. Rosemary 


Class 14 - Dried Dehydrated Foods - Meats 

1st - $1.50; 2nd - $1.25; 3rd - $ 1.00 



Lot 


1. Beef Jerky 

Class 15 - Gift Basket/Box 

1st - $1.50; 2nd - $1.25; 3rd - $1.00 

Gift Basket/Box should basically include food preservation items to be given as 

a gift to someone. Entries will be judged on quality and selection of items plus 

beauty and appropriateness of packaging according to lot selected. Gift baskets 

should be wrapped in clear plastic. 

Lot 

1. Holiday Gift Basket/Box 

2. Shut-in Gift Basket/Box 

Lot 

1. Fruit wine 

3. Birthday Gift Basket/Box 

4. Shower Gift Basket/Box 

5. Unclassifi ed Gift Basket/Box 

Class 16 - Homemade Wine 

Need method and time on label 

2. Unclassifi ed wine 

Newsroom Staff 

Got a news tip? Or a question for a member of 

the Record news staff? E-mail them directly! 

Terry Lehrke, News Editor .........terry.lehrke@mcrecord.com 

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Jennie Zeitler, Staff Writer .......jennie.zeitler@mcrecord.com




Lot 

1. Woodwork Project 

(plaques, etc.) 

2. Metal Project 

3. Plastic Project 

4. Electrical Project 

Lot 

1. Woodwork Project 

(plaques, etc.) 




PDEPARTMENT 65 MORRISON 

COUNTY SCHOOLS EXHIBIT 



Wedneday, Aug. 8 from 

7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 

Superintendent: Cathy Adamek, 

320-749-2367 

Articles to be completed during the 

2011 - 2012 school year. Limited to 15 each student’s best 

projects and one entry per lot. 

Lot 

1. Woodwork Project (plaques, etc.) 



4. Electical Project 

5. Sandblasting 

Lot 

1. Major 

1-$6; 2-$5; 3-$4 

Class 1 - Industrial Technology 

6th Grade 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 


6. Mechanical 

7. Scrap Aluminum Project 

8. Wood Carving 

9. Wood Construction 



7th Grade 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 


6. Mechanical 






8th Grade 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

6. Mechanical 






Grades 9 - 12 

2. Minor 

1-$4; 2-$3; 3-$2 

Lot 

1. Major 

1-$6; 2-$5; 3-$4 

1. Architectural Drawing 

2. Blueprint of Building 

3. Scale Model 

1. Printing, One Color 

2. Printing, Two or More Colors 

3. Silk Screening 

1. Crayon Drawing 

2. Fingerprinting 

3. Water Colors 

4. Tempera 

5. Paper Construction, Wall 

6. Paper Construction, 

Free Standing 

Lot 


2. Pencil - Graphite 

3. Fingerpainting 


5. Tempera 

6. Paper, Construction, wall 

7. Paper, Construction, free standing 

8. Markers 

9. Creative Design 

10. Chalk 

11. String, yarn or cloth art 

12. Masks 

Class 5 - Metal Technology 

Grade 9-12 

2. Minor 

1-$4; 2-$3; 3-$2 

Class 6 - Industrial Arts - Drafting 

1st - $3.00; 2nd - $2.00; 3rd - $1.00 

4. Technical Illustration 

5. Free hand Sketching 

Class 7 - Graphic Arts 

Grades 9-12 

1st - $3.00; 2nd - $2.00; 3rd - $1.00 

4. Photography 


Class 8 - Art - Preschool 

1st - $1.75; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.25 

7. Markers 


9. Mixed Media 



Class 9 - K - 1st Grade 

1st - $1.75; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.25 



15. Weaving 

16. Clay Art 

17. Ornaments 

18. Puppets 

19. Acrylic paints 

20. Tissue Paper Art 

21. Recycled Art 

22. Elective 

23. Colored Pencils 

24. Unclassifi ed






4. Watercolor 

5. Tempera 

6. Paper Construction, wall 

7. Paper Construction, Free 

standing 

8. Markers 


10. Chalk 


12. Collage 

Lot 




4. Tempera 

5. Paper Construction, wall 

6. Paper Construction, Free standing 

7. Markers 


9. Chalk 


11. Collage 

12. Masks 

Lot 

1. Pastel or Crayon Drawing/ Design 



4. Chalk Drawing 

5. Markers 

6. Ink Drawing 

7. Tempera Painting 

8. Acrylic/Oil Paintings 

9. Sculpting 

10. Clay Work 

Lot 



3. Chalk & Charcoal Drawing 

4. Ink Drawing 

5. Tempera Painting 

6. Acrylic/Oil Paintings 

7. Sculpting 

Lot 

1. Models 

2. Posters 

3. Drawings 

Class 10 - Art Entries 

(2-3 Grade) 

1st - $1.75; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.25 

13. Masks 



16. Weaving 

17. Clay Art 

18. Ornaments 

19. Puppets 

20. Acrylic Paints 

21. Tissue paper art 


23. Elective 



Class 11 - Art Entries 

(4-5 Grade) 

1st - $1.75; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.25 



15. Weaving 

16. Clay Art 

17. Ornaments 

18. Puppets 

19. Acrylic Paints 

20. Tissue paper art 


22. Elective 


24. Watercolors 


Class 12 - Art 

(Grades 6, 7 & 8) 

1st - $1.75; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.25 

11. Collage 



14. Paper Construction 

15. Tapestry/Weaving 

16. Recyled Art 

17. Elective 




Class 13 - Art Entries - 

High School 

1st - $5.00; 2nd - $2.00; 3rd - $1.00 

8. Pottery 

9. Collage 



12. Tapestry/Weaving 

13. Elective 


Class 14 - Science/Math 

(Grades K-1) 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

4. Dioramas, mobiles 

5. Reports 

6. Essays 


Lot 

1. Models 

2. Posters 

3. Drawings 

Lot 

1. Models 

2. Posters 

3. Drawings 

Lot 

1. Models 

2. Posters 

3. Drawings 

Lot 

1. Models 

2. Posters 

3. Drawings 


(Grades 1st - 2nd) 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


5. Reports 

6. Graphs 



(Grades 2nd - 3rd) 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 


5. Reports 

6. Graphs 



(Grades 4th - 5th grade) 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 


5. Reports 

6. Graphs 



(Grades 6th - 8th grades) 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 


5. Reports 

6. Graphs 

7. Unclassifi ed



Lot 

1. Models 

2. Posters 

3. Drawings 



1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 


5. Reports 

6. Graphs 


Lot 

1. Maps - Drawings 

2. Replicas - Cloth 

3. Replicas - Wood 

4. Replicas - Other 

5. Scrapbooks 

Lot 





5. Scrapbooks 

Lot 





5. Scrapbooks 

Lot 





5. Scrapbooks 

Lot 





5. Scrapbooks 

Lot 

1. Stories 

2. Reports 

3. Essays 

4. Drawings 

5. Mobiles, Dioramas 

Class 20 - Social Studies 

(Grades K-1st grade) 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

6. Written Accounts 

7. Sketches, Drawings 

8. Models 

9. Posters 



(Grades 2nd - 3rd) 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 



8. Models 

9. Posters 



(Grades 4th - 5th) 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 



8. Models 

9. Posters 



(Grades 6th - 8th ) 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 



8. Models 

9. Posters 



(Grades 9th - 12th) 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 



8. Models 

9. Posters 


Class 25 - Language Arts 

(Grades K - 1st grade) 

1st - $1.75; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.25 

6. Poetry 

7. Penmanship 

8. Posters 


Lot 

1. Stories 

2. Reports 

3. Essays 

4. Drawings 


Lot 

1. Stories 

2. Reports 

3. Essays 

4. Drawings 

Lot 

1. Stories 

2. Reports 

3. Essays 

4. Drawings 


(Grades 2nd - 3rd grade) 

1st - $1.75; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.25 

6. Poetry 

7. Penmanship 

8. Posters 


Class 27 - Language 


1st - $1.75; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.25 


6. Poetry 

7. Penmanship 

8. Posters 




1st - $1.75; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.25 


6. Poetry 

7. Penmanship 

8. Posters 

9. Unclassifi ed




Lot 

1. Stories 

2. Reports 

3. Essays 

4. Drawings 

Lot 

1. Pillows 

2. Clothing 

Lot 

1. Pillows 

2. Clothing 


(Grades 9-12) 

1st - $1.75 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.25 


6. Poetry 

7. Penmanship 

8. Posters 


Class 30 - Family & Consumer 

Sciences (grades 6th - 8th) 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

3. Quilt 

4. Other 

Class 31 - Family & Consumer 

Sciences (grades 9th - 12th) 

1st - $2.00; 2nd - $1.50; 3rd - $1.00 

3. Quilt 

4. Other 

PDEPARTMENT 70 MORRISON 

COUNTY FFA ACTIVITIES 

1. One entry may be made in each class by an individual living in Morrison County and 

enrolled in vocational agricultural classes during the 2011 - 2012 school year. 

2. Only animals which are projects and on which records are kept as certifi ed by their FFA 

advisor can be exhibited in FFA classes. 

3. Exhibits must be registered in advance. FFA registration forms are due Aug. 3, 2012. 

4. All animal and non-animal exhibits must remain on exhibit at the Morrison County 

Fairgrounds for the entire fair showing. Early removal of an exhibit will result in forfeiture 

of any premium earned. All exhibits will be released at 7:00 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 12. 

5. All livestock and poultry exhibited must meet the requirements of the MInnesota Health 

Board of Animal Health. All livestock must pass inspection of the offi cial Fair Veterinarian. 

6.3. FFA livestock may be entered in open classes if animals are eligible. 

Morrison County Fair 

Chapter Trophy 

Morrison County Agricultural Society will present a traveling trophy to the FFA Chapter 

with the highest accumulated placing. Both individual and team placings will be considered. 

Winning chapter will claim the trophy until next year’s Morrison County Fair. 


2. Wood Project 

3. Combined Project 

Ag Mechanics 

Class 1 - Large Projects 

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

4. Large Electrical Project 

5. Trailer 

6. Large Finished Project



1. C-Clamp 


3. Finished Project 

4. Birdhouses 


6. Computer Project 

7. Wood Chest 

8. Mechanics Display/Poster 

9. Wood Tool Carriers 

Class 2 - Small Projects 

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

10. Electrical Display 

11. Saw Horse 

12. Construction Materials 

13. Wood Duck Houses 

14. Jack Stand 

15. Metal Ramps 

16. Wood Shelf 

17. CO 2 

Car 

Class 3 - Chapter Booth 

1. Chapter Booth 15.00 10.00 5.00 

Class 4 - Crops 

1. Silage Corn (6 Stalks) 1.50 1.00 .50 

2. Field Corn (6 Stalks) 1.50 1.00 .50 

Class 5 - Beef Cattle 

1st - $9.00; 2nd - $7.00; 3rd - $5.00 

1. Spring Breeding Heifer Calf, born between Jan. 1 and April 30, 2012 

2. Fall Breeding Heifer Calf, born between Sept. 1 and Dec. 31, 2011 

3. Summer Breeding Heifer Yearling, born between May 1 and Aug. 31, 2011 

4. Junior Breeding Heifer Yearling, born between Jan. 1 and April 30, 2011 

5. Senior Breeding Heifer Yearling, born between Sept. 1 and Dec. 31, 2010 

6. Cow/Calf, calf born after Jan. 1, 2012 

7. Prospect Market Steer, born between Jan. 1 and Apr. 30, 2012. Market Steer, 

born between Jan. 1 and Aug. 31, 2011 Minimum of 1,000 pounds 

Grand & Reserve Champion 

MORRISON COUNTY FAIR Little Falls, MN 

Mail Entries to: Morrison County Fair 


ENTER ALL OPEN-CLASS ENTRIES ON THIS FORM 

EXCEPT LIVESTOCK 

Open-class livestock exhibitors use open-class entry form on Page 5. This entry due on August 3, 2012 

NAME: ____________________________________ ADDRESS: _______________________________________ 

CITY, STATE, ZIP ____________________________________ PHONE # ( 

) __________________________ 

HAVE YOU EXHIBITED IN THE LAST 3 YEARS? YES _______ NO ________ 

Department Class Lot Number Article (Use premium list wording to describe entry)



1. Breeding Gilt 

2. Market Gilt 

3. Market Barrow 

Class 13 - Swine 

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

4. Pair of Market Hogs 

(Barrow or Gilt) 

Class 14 - Chickens 

1st - $4.25; 2nd - $3.25; 3rd - $2.25 

1. Market Pen (2 birds) 2. Breeding Pen (2 females and 1 male) 

Class 15 - Ducks 

1st - $4.25; 2nd - $3.25; 3rd - $2.25 


Class 16 - Geese 

1st - $4.25; 2nd - $3.25; 3rd - $2.25 


Class 17 - Turkeys 

1st - $4.25; 2nd - $3.25; 3rd - $2.25 


Dairy Cattle 

Class 6 - Registered Holsteins 

Class 7 - Grade Holsteins 

Class 8 - Other Registered Breeds 

Class 9 - Other Grade Breeds 

1st - $9.00 2nd - $7.00 3rd - $5.00 

1. Jr. Heifer Calf, born between Mar. 1, 2012 and May 31, 2012 

2. Winter Heifer Calf, born between Dec. 1, 2011 and Feb. 28, 2012 

3. Fall Heifer Calf, born between Sept. 1, 2011 and Nov. 30, 2011 

4. Summer Yearling Heifer, born between June 1, 2011 and Aug. 31, 2011. 

5. Junior Yearling Heifer, born between Mar. 1, 2011 and May 31, 2011. 

6. Winter Yearling Heifer, born between Dec. 1, 2010 and Feb. 28, 2011. 

7. Senior Yearling Heifer, born between Sept. 1, 2010 and Nov. 30, 2010 

8. Unfreshened Two-Year-Old, born betwen Mar. 1, 2010 and Aug. 31, 2010 

9. Junior Two-Year-Old in Milk, born between Mar. 1, 2010 and Aug. 31, 2010 

10. Herd (3 animals - one must be production) 

11. Market Dairy Steer 

Class 10 - Dairy Goats 

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

1. Jr. Doe Kid, born between April 1 and June 30, 2012 

2. Sr. Doe Kid, born between Jan. 1 and March 31, 2012 

3. Dry Yearling Doe, born in 2011 

4. Milking Yearling Doe, born in 2011 

5. Milking Two-Year-Old, born in 2011 

6. Milking Doe Three years and under Five years, born in 2008 or 2009 

7. Milking Doe Five years and older, born before 2008. 

Class 11 - Meat Goats 

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

1. Jr. Breeding Doe Kid, born between April 1 and May 15, 2012 

2. Sr. Breeding Doe Kid, born between Jan. 1 and March 31, 2012 

3. Breeding Doe Yearling, born in 2011, Never Kidded 

Class 12 - Sheep 

1st - $9.00; 2nd - $7.00; 3rd- $5.00 

1. Breeding Ewe Lamb, born Jan. 2012 

2. Breeding Ewe Lamb, born Feb. 2012 

3. Breeding Ewe Lamb, born after March 1, 2012 

4. Yearling Ewe, born after Jan. 1, 2011 and has not lambed. 

5. Yearling Ewe, born after Jan. 1, 2011 and has lambed 

6. Aged Ewe, born before Jan. 1, 2011 

7. Market Lamb 6.00 5.00 4.00 

1. Cut Flower Arrangements 

2. Dried Arrangement 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Class 18 - Floriculture 

1st - $2.50; 2nd - $2.00; 3rd - $1.50 

3. Potted Plant 

4. Fresh Flower Corsage


PDEPARTMENT 90 BOY SCOUTS 

Class 1 - Troop Exhibit 

Lot 

1. Cubs 20.00 15.00 10.00 

2. Scouts 20.00 15.00 10.00 

Class 2 - Outdoor Exhibit 

Lot 

1. Cubs 20.00 15.00 10.00 

2. Scouts 20.00 15.00 10.00 

Exhibits will be judged on the following basis: 

1. Scouting Skills Displayed: Relates to the clarity and quality of the exhibit in major 

themes of cubbing or scouting. 

2. Total Unit Effort: Relates to the degree of participation and independence shown by 

the boys of the unit in preparation and conduct of the exhibit. 

3. Showmanship: Relates to the interest drawn by the exhibit and ingenuity of its design. 

Cub Pack — exhibits are to be based on the theme “100 Years of Scouting.” 

Scout Troop — exhibits are to be based on activities related to advancement skills, 

including merit badges. 

Special Outdoor — exhibits may be developed by scout units where group demonstrations, 

contests, or pioneering structures will particularly show scout spirit, enthusiasm, 

and skills. 

PDEPARTMENT 91 GIRL SCOUTS 

Class 1 - Troop Exhibit 

Lot 

1. Daisy 20.00 15.00 10.00 

2. Brownie 20.00 15.00 10.00 

3. Junior 20.00 15.00 10.00 

4. Cadette/Senior/Ambassador 20.00 15.00 10.00 

Exhibits will be judged on the following basis: 

1. Girl Scouting Skills Displayed: relates to the clarity and quality of the exhibit demonstrating 

Girl Scouting. 

2. Troop Effort: relates to the degree of participation and independence shown by the 

girls in the troop in preparation and conduct of exhibit. 

3. Originality and Creativity: relates to the ingenuity and uniqueness of the display or 

project. 

Exhibits are to be based on a theme which demonstrates the World of Girl Scouting, 

including try-its, badges, interest projects, patches, awards, and demonstrates troop or 

teamwork. 

PMOTOCROSS 

7:00 p.m. 

Wednesday, Aug. 8, 2012, at 

Morrison County Fairgrounds 

Little Falls, MN. 

For information, please call Dale Kadlec at 612-919-3457 or visit www.motocityraceway. 

com. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PTUFF TRUCK & CAR COMPETITION 

7:00 p.m. 

Thursday Evening, Aug. 9, 2012 

Morrison County 

Fairgrounds 

Classes to be made according to entries received. Pre-registration fee is $20 - for each 

class plus gate admission. Registration on day of event is $30 plus gate admission for 

each class. For information call Mike at (320) 468-6439. 

Prize money subject to change. (Depends on the number entries registered per event). 

Tuff Car 

1st $100.00 

2nd $75.00 

3rd $50.00 

Tuff Truck - 2 Wheel Drive 

1st $100.00 

2nd $75.00 

3rd $50.00 

Tuff Truck - 4 Wheel Drive 

1st $100.00 

2nd $75.00 

3rd $50.00 

Tuff Truck - Open Class 

1st $100.00 

2nd $75.00 

3rd $50.00 


Pre-registration Form 

Pre-registration form for Tuff Truck and Car Competition - Due by August 3, 2012. 

Name: ______________________ 

Address: ____________________ 

Town: _______________________ 

Phone #: ____________________ 

Sponsors: ___________________ 

Number on car or truck. ___________ Pre-entry fee of $20.00 plus gate admission. 

Please enclose $20 entry fee for each class. (Gate admission to be paid the evening of 

the competition). Late entry is $30 plus gate. 

Car Class _______ 

Truck Class_______



PDEMOLITION DERBY 

7:00 p.m. 

Friday, Aug. 10, 7 p.m. 

Sunday, Aug. 12, 2 p.m. 


Morrison County 

Demo-Derby Rules 

– No Imperials, 

Ambulances, 

4x4s or Trucks – 

1. All glass, moulding and plastic must be removed. 

2. Battery must be covered and secured. 

3. No trailer hitches, old gas tanks must be removed. 

4. Must have helmets, seat belts and eye protection. 

5. Doors, hood and trunk welded or chained. No more than six pins in hood or trunk, 

two may go to frame, one inch max, no piping of pins. 

6. No pressurized water tanks, tanks must be vented through fl oor, 40 gallon 

maximum radiator barrels allowed. 

7. Dash bar allowed, seat bar allowed or boxed in driver, no running to frame. 

8. Hard tops may add a 4-inch x 1/4 strap (both sides). 

9. Pre-run cars can plate where bend is only same thickness as frame (don’t over build). 

10. You may tie subs to fl oor in one spot only on each side. You can only run 6 sub 

frame bolts per side only!! 

11. Must have valid driver’s license. Minors need parent or guardian to sign a 

consent form. 

12. Battery and gas tank must be mounted in car, 7 gallon max. (boat or 

snowmobile tank). 

13. Only driver and 2 pit crew members allowed in pits. 

14. Gates close at 6 p.m. Must be registered by 6:30 or you won’t run. 

4 X 4 TRUCK & TRACTOR PULL 

Beginning at 1:00 p.m. 

Saturday, Aug. 11, at the 


Little Falls, MN. 

Directions to the pull: From Little Falls take Highway 27 East approximately 1 mile then 

go 1-1/2 miles North on County Road 43. For information call Wayne Monson, 320-632- 

5286 or 320-630-0178. 

Classes 

Imp. Stock: 6500 

Pro Stock: 6500 

Street Modifi ed: 5800 and 6500 

Open: 5800 and 6500 

Diesel: 7500 

Entrance Fees: 

Entrance fee will be $20.00 for registration on day of pull and $8.00 gate admittance. For 

rules and regulations see the Web site at www.heart landtruckpullers.com/rules.html. 

PRIZES 

Cash prizes will be awarded to the top three fi nishers in each class. 

Imp. Stock - 6500 lbs. 

1st Place $100.00 & Trophy 

2nd Place $75.00 

3rd Place $50.00 

Street Mod. 

5800 Lbs. & 6500 Lbs. 

1st Place $150.00 & Trophy 

2nd Place $100.00 

3rd Place $50.00 

Classes: 

Small Class: 4 cyl. up to 108 inch wheel base 

FWD 6 cyl. only 

Medium Class: 105-115 inch wheel base 

Large Class: 115 inch wheel base on up 

Prize Category 

The last two cars from each heat receive $50 and advance to fi nals. Two winners of 

consolation round will each receive $50. 

Small 6 cyl. Medium Large 

1st - $500 $600 $600 $800 

2nd - $200 $300 $300 $300 

3rd - $100 $100 $100 $100 

If less than 6 cars registered in any class $100 will be taken off each place. 

Registration fee. $30.00 plus gate admission fee. 

For information call Rick at 

320-761-5293 

or Kurt at 320-360-6182

Fair Listings - The Morrison County Record

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