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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY FAIR PREMIUM Catalog 3

C ONTENTS2019 PREMIUM CATALOG

Chesterfield County fair assoCiation (CCfa) Membership Information:

Be sure to stop by the CCFA Information Booth, near the main entrance, located at Gate 2, to learn how you can become a member. Membership in the CCFA provides the unique opportunity to volunteer for the non-profit group responsible for protecting, coordinating and hosting a family tradition more than 100 years old! 2020 Membership dues are only $10 per member and will provide 2 complimentary admissions to the 2020 fair!

FREE PARKING!

WELL LIT • Use L.C. Bird High School

Parking Lot • Enter at Gate 4 off of

Courthouse Road • FREE SHUTTLE available from

both above locations• Chesterfield Technical Center

Parking Lot

EXCELLENT SECURITY

ATTENTION VISITORS PLEASE NOTE, FOR

EVERYONE’S SAFETY:

SHIRT & SHOES ARE REQUIRED

PATRONS MAY NOT BRING

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THE PREMISES.

CONTACT INFORMATIONMAILING ADDRESS:

Chesterfield County Fair Association P.O. Box 801, Chesterfield, VA 23832

LOCATION OF FAIR: 10300 Courthouse Rd. Chesterfield, VA 23832

PHONE NUMBERS: Leave a message: 804-768-1555

WEBSITE/ONLINE TICKETS (ETIX): www.chesterfieldcountyfair.org

EMAIL ADDRESS: [email protected]@gmail.com (catalog info)

The Chesterfield County Fair Association reserves the right to refuse admission and the right to close or prohibit any feature of the Fair that is deemed inappropriate or objectionable. Chesterfield County Fair Premium Catalog 2019 is published by Chesterfield County Fair Association. Graphics Design and Printing by Village News, LLC. Special thanks to Paul Diming and his volunteer photographers for capturing the all the memorable moments. © 2019 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. CONTENT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CHESTERFIELD COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION. CLAIMS MADE IN PAID ADVERTISEMENTS ARE THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE ADVERTISER AND DO NOT IN ANY WAY REFLECT CCFA.

04 FAIR INFORMATION

08 CCFA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

11 PAGEANT INFO

34 ENTRY FORM

16 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

17 daily attractions

18 GRANDSTAND INFORMATION

20 SCHOLARSHIPS

21 PREMIUM LIST

32 MAP OF THE FAIRGROUNDS

Chesterfield marketplace/EXHIBITION HALL pg. 6

welcome messages pg. 9 / fair dates pg. 10

in memory pg 12

department category information

BUY YOUR TICKETS ONLINE AT CHESTERFIELDCOUNTYFAIR.ORG

daily performers free with entry to fair

4 CHESTERFIELD COUNTY FAIR PREMIUM Catalog

ATMs AVAILABLE ON SITE

If weather forces closure of the Fair, those in attendance may get their hand stamped for re-entry to the fair THAT SAME DAY. NO REFUNDS or re-admission for another day will be provided. The Chesterfield County Fair Association does not handle the midway rides and cannot provide refunds for them.

INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY

2019 FAIR INFORMATION

HOURS OF OPERATIONMonday - Friday 5 p.m. - 11 p.m. Saturday 11 a.m. - 11 p.m. Sunday 1 p.m. - 11 p.m.

Lots of Free Parking - Excellent Security - Free Shuttle Service from L.C. Bird & Gate 4

ADMISSION TO THE FAIRA D U L T S $ 1 0 . 0 0

S E N I O R S ( 6 0 + ) $ 7 . 0 0C H I L D R E N 4 - 1 2 $ 5 . 0 0

C H I L D R E N 3 & U N D E R - F R E E

MIDWAY RIDE TICKET INFORMATIONSINGLE TICKETS: $1.00

BOOK OF 25 TICKETS: $20.00Each midway ride requires 1 - 5 tickets per person.

Student Saturdays on August 24 & August 31, All students (with ID) ride for one ticket per ride.

MIDWAY RIDE WRISTBAND DAYS!Pay one price ($25.00), ride all day.

Wristbands will be sold by Rosedale Attractions on the midway Sunday, August 25 - Thursday, August 29, 2019 only.

Wristbands only valid for one day.

GPS DIRECTIONS TO THE FAIR: 10300 COURTHOUSE ROAD

JOIN THE FUN, AUGUST 23 - 31, 2019The Chesterfield County Fair has been a great county tradition for the past 105 years! The Fair features the Main Grandstand where you can relax and enjoy some of music’s hottest acts. The Midway is full of the rides you look forward to every year, as well as some new additions! Admission includes access to all daily concerts, special acts and events, the giant midway and kiddie land area (all ride tickets and games separate), all agricultural events and shows, exhibits and displays, and much, much more! Bring the entire family for nine full days of FUN AND ENTERTAINMENT!

ADVANCED MIDWAY WRISTBAND INFORMATION$12.50 for Advanced Wristband - Unlimited rides all day long!

Wristbands are good for one day from August 25-28Purchase wristbands online through www.etix.com - Online sales subject to surcharge.

Purchase wristbands at any Village Bank or Chesterfield Federal Credit Union locations. See page 22 for list of locations.

Advanced wristbands can be purchased August 1 - 23 until 5 p.m.WRISTBANDS DO NOT INCLUDE ENTRY TO FAIR.

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MARKETPLACE

CHESTERFIELD MARKETPLACE VENDORS The vendor booth locations are tentative as of the July print premium catalog deadline. Check the Board next to the Exhibition Office for exact locations and booth location changes during the 2019 Fair! And stroll through the exhibits for samples and your complimentary Turkey Hill Ice Cream periodically through the event. And remember, the Exhibition Hall closes one hour prior to the close of the fair each day. So please return to the marketplace in time to support your local businesses and return home with your favorite goodies!

Catch the Fun! TAMMY RIDOUT CCFA Indoor Vendor Sales [email protected] Incoming OABA C

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meet the staff

2019 Fair OfficersPresident – Lance BosherVice President – Morris BerrySecretary – Donnie Yancey (not pictured)Treasurer – Jan Rusbasan

2019 Board MembersLorna ThwaitesTerry LynnShandra Claiborne-Payton (not pictured)Dustin HortonLinda CrespoBrenda MooreLori Ando (not pictured)Freddy RidoutChris EudaileyPaul Diming

2019 General ManagerBrenda White

FROM THE PRESIDENT

Chesterfield County Fair

Leadership and management

Proud Member of the Virginia Association of Fairs

And International association of fairs

Chesterfield County Fair Association, Inc.

OUR MISSIONProvide leadership for the continued growth and improvement of the Chesterfield County Fair.

OUR VISION- To inspire agricultural education and create venues for cultural opportunities for youth and families.- To provide unlimited opportunities to celebrate Chesterfield County’s history, heritage, culture and traditions by bringing the community together.- To be recognized as the premier county fair in Virginia.

This year’s Chesterfield County Fair will mark the 30th anniversary at the new fairgrounds location. I am grateful for all of the people over the years who have worked so hard to turn an overgrown wooded lot into an attractive venue where friends and family can come to visit with one another, enjoy good entertainment, showcase their talents, and to give thanks to their Creator for a good harvest and productive year. Over the past thirty years there have been many good times, with many good people pulling together to overcome any obstacle that presented itself. This year’s Fair is packed with exhibits, contests, entertainment, and attractions that have something for everyone. I hope that all patrons of the Fair this year will have an enjoyable experience, and make those memories that will last a lifetime.

LANCE BOSHER


from the MANAGER

2019 marks the106th anniversary of the Chesterfield County Fair! Wow! And wouldn’t YOU like to look as good? In addition to this, it also is the 30th anniversary of the current location of the fair. We have grown and expanded and have become one of the premier fairs to visit within the Commonwealth of Virginia. We also celebrate the 400th anniversary of our Commonwealth having the longest running legislative body in the country and the 50th anniversary of the “Virginia is for Lovers” slogan.

This year brings many new and exciting things to our fair. The Butterfly Encounter promises to bring smiles to faces both young and young at heart. Learn how you can actually feed a butterfly and see its beauty up close! Hog Diggity Dog will have you in stitches as you watch “hogs and dogs” in their own special act. See if you can guess which pig will win the “Show Me Swine Pig Racing” contest.

Once again, Brad Matchett will have us laughing out of our seats as he presents his comedy hypnosis show nightly at 9 pm. New to 2019 is our 3-Ring Super Circus - complete with awe-inspiring acts that will leave you wondering just how that’s done.

RafterZ Rodeo will again bring back their show on Aug. 30-31. Join us early for mutton bustin and other fun, kid’s activities in the horse arena.

For all the history buffs (and even if you aren’t!) - be sure and take a stroll down thru Heritage Village where you can go back in time and see all sorts of things such as the violin maker, the salt maker (yes, he does make salt!), antique cameras, a blacksmith and so much more!

The grandstand entertainment will wow you in 2019! Starting off opening night with Jim Quick & Coastline -- you’ll be dancing the night(s) away. And wrestling is back this year - with Primal Conflict.....a sight to behold! Don’t forget the Miss Chesterfield County Fair pageant as well Monday night!

And while you’re enjoying the band - be sure and visit our Chesterfield Cheers Beer Garden. Steam Bell Brewery again hosts this and you can bring your food inside the tent to enjoy while having a cold beer. Per ABC regulations, we can only allow those 21 years of age and older to enter. Remember to bring your ID.

We are adding a 4-H tent this year, located outside of the Arts and Crafts Building. Come see what they have and see how you can get involved.

Rosedale Attractions will again provide our midway for those ride-loving people to enjoy. Be sure to get your ADVANCE wristbands for the midway ONLINE at our website, www.chesterfieldcountyfair.org for half price at $12.50! You can ride all day to your heart’s content! **Please note the conditions, including the specific dates that these may be used and also that admission

to the fair is required to use the wristbands. So.....WRIST UP AND RIDE!Be sure & visit the Arts and Crafts

Building to see all the goodies and textiles that people have brought in for competition. Maybe yours will win!

Special thank you goes out to Tammy Ridout, who has once again, done an outstanding job on the indoor vendors, aka “Chesterfield Marketplace.” Please do visit it!

Thanks to the VA Dept. of Tourism for the LOVE sign - the best place to have a photo op!

Petals and Bows continues to provide the beautiful flowers for both pageants.

Chesterfield County and Parks and Recreation have and continue to be such a huge support in our partnership.

Shamin Hotels have stepped forward this year to become the fair’s “Official Host Hotel.”

A special thank you to Mr. P.C. Amin for all his help in getting this accomplished.

Choice Waste -- thank you for your very generous donations.

It’s hard to believe that this is my 5th year as General Manager. I take extreme pride in my hard work and that of others - as we should. We continue to strive to bring our community new and betters things, as well as keeping with our mission statement.

I know that there’s so much more that can be done - but, we need YOUR help. This is YOUR fair. It’s easy to complain about things - but, be a part of the solution. Get involved.....be a sponsor.......put an ad in the catalog......volunteer.....

to paraphrase President John F. Kennedy - “Ask not what your fair can do for you; but, what YOU can do for your fair.”

I look forward to seeing you and yours at the 2019 Chesterfield County Fair as we all.....

CATCH THE FUN!

BRENDA WHITE


Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival April 26 – May 05

Powhatan County Fair May 17-19

Virginia-Kentucky District Fair and Horse Show June 04-08

Orange County Fair June 19-22

Caroline County Agricultural Fair June 19-22

Salem Fair July 03-14

Tazewell County Fair July 16-20

Madison County Fair July 17-20

Dickenson County Fair July 17-20

New River Valley County Fair July 22-27

Loudon County Fair July 23-28

Albermarle County Fair July 25-27

Louisa County Fair July 26-27

Rich Valley Fair July 26 – August 03

Fredericksburg Agricultural Fair July 26-August 04

Frederick County Fair July 28-August 03

Augusta County Fair July 30-August 03

Fairfax County 4-H Fair and Carnival August 01-04

Warren County Fair August 05-10

Richmond County Fair August 06-10

Bergton Community Fair August 06-10

Franklin/Southampton County Fair August 07-10

Botetourt County Fair August 09-10

Newport Agricultural Fair August 09-10

Prince William County Fair August 09-17

Clarke County Fair August 11-17

Rockingham County Fair August 12-17

Arlington County Fair August 14-18

Amherst County Fair August 15-18

Fluvanna County Fair August 15-17

New Kent County Fair August 16-18

Page Valley Agricultural and Industrial Fair August 18-24

Carroll County Fair August 21-25

Buchanan County Fair August 22-24

Chesterfield County Fair August 23-31

Shenandoah County Fair August 24-31

Lee County Fair August 27-31

Highland County Fair August 28-31

Bland County Fair August 29-31

Duffield Daze Festival August 30-September 01

Washington County Fair September 09-14

Chilhowie Community Apple Festival September 27-29

Amelia County Fair September 02-07

Russell County Fair and Horse Show September 02-07

Rockbridge Regional Fair and Exposition September 05-07

Matthews Market Days September 06-07

Charles City County Fair September 07

Isle of Wight County Fair September 12-15

Danville-Pittsylvania County Fair September 13-21

Floyd Livestock and County Fair September 14

Patrick County Agricultural Fair September 16-21

Franklin County Agricultural Fair September 18-21

Field Day of the Past September 20-22

Bath County Fair September 21

Five County Fair September 25-29

Bedford County Fair September 26-29

State Fair of Virginia September 27-October 6

Chilhowie Community Apple Festival September 27-29

South Central Fair October 08-12

Suffolk Peanut Fest October 10-13

Dinwiddie County Fair October 11-13

King George Fall Festival October 12

Stafford County Fair October 17-20

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2019 Fair dates... Catch them all!Virgina Association of FairsBOARD OF DIRECTORS:

Jimmy Csizmaida 703-930-1292

Keith Harless 276-393-0048

Debbie Hite 540-580-4346

Marlene Pierson-Joffiffe 304-646-4604

Deborah Icenhour 276-623-3117

Marilyn McCluster 434-917-1116

Melanie Querry 412-576-8641

Brenda Rich 540-270-1659

Ellen Shaver Shank 540-421-6651

Gordon Shelton 540-840-8992

Jean Stineman 814-421-6474

Greg Stubblefield 804-332-3479

Page Wood 540-742-2521

EXECUTIVE OFFICERS:

PRESIDENT E. D. (Danny) Byrum 757-635-5725

VICE PRESIDENT Sam Long 804-240-4040

SECRETARY Essie Berry 540-948-4415

TREASURER Mack Wright, Jr. 804-370-4551

ADMINISTRATION OFFICE Joye Wood 703-919-7020

EX-OFFICIO Tom Eshelman 540-631-4988


2018 Miss Chesterfield County Fair My year as Miss Chesterfield Country Fair has been one of growth. I am so fortunate to have met one of my closest friends through competing last year. My foodbank, Helping Hands was able to donate over a thousand pounds of food to the Chesterfield County Food Bank. I also had a wonderful experience at the Homestead Resort with my beautiful director Brenda White and my supportive family. I would love to send all of my gratitude to the Chesterfield County Fair for sponsoring my scholarship and making it possible for me to place in the Top 20 contestants at Miss Virginia Association of Fairs.

-- Dominga Murray

2018 Royal court

pageants

Teen Princess: Aidyn Mentry; Preteen Princess: LauraBrooke McCarney; Junior Princess: Kinsley Updyke; Little Princess: Angelina Borders; Tiny Princess: Blair Taylor


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IN MEMORY

Pat Miller, a long-time dedicated fair volunteer, passed away January 20, 2018. Her various positions included Vice President (2008 and 2009), Director and Children’s Tent Coordinator. Pat is survived by her husband, Donald, son Donald Jr. (Sissy), daughter Nina Butler (Joey) and grandchildren D.J., and Katie. Pat retired from Grange Hall Elementary School after 38 years of service.

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Thank You SPONSORSThe Chesterfield County Fair Association would like to extend our sincere thanks to the

following individuals and businesses who have so graciously supported us and enabled us to make the 106th Chesterfield County Fair one to remember!

DOUBLE PLATINUMCarter Machinery • Chesterfield County • Shamin Hotels • Choice Waste Services • Leonard Building

NBC - Channel 12 • 93.1 Hank FM • 181.fm - The Buzz • 96.5 Classic Rock WKLR

PLATINUMQueen of Virginia Skill & Entertainment • Dominion Energy • Crewe Tractor • Commonwealth Event Company

GOLDBluewater Transport LLC • WRIC ABC - Channel 8 • I Heart Media - Richmond • HOT 106.1 BIG 98.5 • XL102 • K95 • 106.5 The Beat • Q94 • 96.5 Classic Rock • FM 97.7 • AM 590

SILVERVirginia Promotional Products & Sportswear

BRONZECranemasters • Chesterfield Auto Parts • Davis Auto Sales • Swift Creek Mill Playhouse

COPPERCMA’s Colonial Honda • Petals and Bows

PewterChester Family Chiropractic Center • Jim Holland

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S C H E D U L E OF EVENTS

Fabulous Friday!4:30 pm Opening Day Ceremony/flag raising at Gate 2 to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Fairgrounds5:00 pm Opening Day!8:00 pm Jim Quick & Coastline Band

Public Safety Day (All Chesterfield County 1st responders with county ID get in free)10:00 am Princess Pageant at LC Bird High School (fair admission ticket required) 4:30 pm Lending A Paw 4-H Club Dog Show at The Horse Arena8:00 pm Trademark Band

Military Appreciation Day (All retired & active Military with military ID get in free)1:30 pm Ft. Lee Military Band 3:30 pm Making Strides Horse Club Demo/ Show at The Horse Arena5:30 pm Military Appreciation Day Parade8:00 pm Legacy Motown Revue

Scout Day (all Scouts to age 19 in uniform, free admission with paying adult)8:00 pm Miss Chesterfield County Fair Pageant

CCPS Kid’s Day (With voucher, up to 2 kids ages 4-12, free admission with paid adult)7:00 pm Grand Parade8:00 pm Main Street Station Band

Chesterfield County Employee Day (Chesterfield County employees get in for 1/2 price with county ID)8:00 pm Primal Conflict Wrestling

Thursday, August 29 - Be A Giver Day ($1 off full price adult ticket w/canned good for the Chesterfield County Food Bank)8:00 pm Stewart Chapman & The New Horizon Band - A Tribute to Elvis Presley

Friday, August 30 - Beach Party Night!6:00 pm Mutton Bustin’ for the kids at the Horse Arena7:00 pm Rafter Z Rodeo @ the Horse Arena8:00 pm The Embers @ The Grandstand

Saturday, August 31 - Boots & Bulls Day6:00 pm Mutton Bustin’ for the Kids at the Horse Arena7:00 pm Rafter Z Rodeo at the Horse Arena8:00 pm En’Novation

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AttractionsDaily

• Agricadabra• Brad Matchett Comedy Hypnosis Show• The Butterfly Encounter• Hog Diggity Dog• Show Me Swine Pig Races• 3-Ring Super Circus• Ackmonster Chainsaw Artist• Turkey Hill Ice Cream Cow• Bounce 2 the Moon• Mechanical Bull Riding• Chesterfield Cheers Beer Garden• Rosedale Attractions (Midway)• Rockin’A’Ranch Petting Zoo• Rockin’A’Ranch Domestic Animals• Camel Rides

• Pony Rides• 4-H Chicken Exhibit• 4-H Tent• Arts & Crafts Building

• VSU S.T.E.A.M. Activities and Display• Bingo• Crewe Tractor• Davis Auto Display• Misting Tent• Chesterfield Marketplace - Exhibition Building• VA is for Lovers LOVE sign Photo Op• National Guard Obstacle Course• Chesterfield Tractor Club• Barrel Train Rides - FREE!

Heritage VillageRichmond DiscoveriesBlacksmithPeriod Cameras

Americana MusicWeaverSalt MakerPrimitive living displayCivil War Doctor and HospitalViolin MakerWoodwright

WWII Naval DisplayMichael Felk Tinsmithing

so much to do!

Get up close and personal with hundreds of native butterflies surrounded by colorful nectar plants. Photo opportunities abound, be sure to bring your camera.

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Daily Live Entertainment

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T h u r s d a y , A u g . 2 9 • 8 p m - S t e w a r t C h a p m a n & t h e N e w H o r i z o n B a n d - A T r i b u t e t o E l v i s P r e s l e yF r i d a y , A u g . 3 0 • B e a c h P a r t y N i g h t ! • 8 p m - T h e E m b e r s f e a t u r i n g C r a i g W o o l a r d

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SHOWS ARE FREE WITH PAID ENTRY TO FAIR

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Scholarship candidates must complete the

CCFA Scholarship Application in its entirety, be a U.S. citizen, and reside in Chesterfield County, Virginia. Qualifying candidates must have never been convicted of a criminal offense and must be a graduating high school senior with a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 or higher, or have received a GED within one year of application submission. Although membership in the Chesterfield County Fair Association, Inc. or participation in the annual Chesterfield County Fair is not required, consideration will be granted as part of the selection process. The CCFA scholarship

is not based on sex, race, religion, financial need, class rank or scholastic major. A copy of the applicant’s transcript may be included with the application or mailed from their school to the Scholarship Chairman. Before submission of the application please review it for legibility, grammar, punctuation and spelling. Be sure to sign and date the application.

The CCFA Scholarship Application can be found and completed online at www.chesterfieldcountyfair.org and then printed and mailed to the CCFA Scholarship Chairman, postmarked no later than April 15, 2020. Scholarship recipients will be selected in early May 2017 and scholarship awards will be made

directly to the recipient’s designated school - upon proof of acceptance and enrollment in a program of post secondary education. All scholarship recipients will be required to submit a short biography and picture for promotional use in our annual premium fair catalog and on the CCFA website.

ALL APPLICATIONS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED TO: Chesterfield County Fair Association, Inc. Scholarship Committee Chair P.O. Box 801 Chesterfield, VA 23832

CCFA SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION

scholars

SCHOLARSHIP AWARD WINNERS

JONATHON COLEMAN II

MATOACA, ATTENDING ECU

BROOKLYN MCGREW

CLOVER HILL, ATTENDING UVA

GRACE DAVENPORT

CLOVER HILL, ATTENDING JMU

HEATHER MOSES

CLOVER HILL, ATTENDING RIT

IVY FITZGERALD

COSBY, ATTENDING JMU

In 2000, the Chesterfield County Fair Association, Inc. implemented a scholarship program to help prepare a better future for Chesterfield County and its’ residents. To date, the CCFA has awarded scholarships to more than 50 individuals seeking a formal education beyond high school. Scholarship offerings are determined annually, based on the CCFA budget. This year CCFA awarded five scholars for outstanding academic achievement.

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RULES AND REGULATIONS

ARTS/CRAFTS

MARY CHALKLEY, COORDINATOR | E-mail: [email protected]

Welcome to the Arts & Crafts, Cooked and Canned Foods, Vegetables, Fancy Works, Quilts, 4-H and much more.

JUDGING RULES AND REGULATIONS

1. Competition is open to all interested parties. 4-H Club members will be allowed to make exhibits in open classes. All exhibitors are required to deliver their items on Thursday, August 22, 2019 from 3 PM to 8 PM. Exhibitors are to remove items entered for judging on Sunday, September 1, 2019, from 2 PM to 4 PM. No person or organi-zation will be paid for an exhibit taken down before the stated hour.

2. All entries in all departments must be the work of the exhibitor. Farm crops, vegetables, flowers, etc. must have been grown and prepared under the personal supervision of the exhibitor. All entries must have been made, grown, produced, drawn etc. during the past year (except quilts). Quilts must have been completed during the past year. No professionals will be allowed into competition in a department which is associated with their profession, except in Department A. A professional is a person who makes items for sale or who teaches others for profit. Exhibitors will report to the superin-tendent of each department who will assign space. The superintendent will present the items to the judges and make the proper entry of prize winners.

3. No exhibit will receive more than one monetary prize. No awards will be made on any except creditable exhibits in all departments. The Association will secure the best judges obtainable and they will be experts in their line. Decisions of the judges are final. The Association reserves the right to withhold prizes if fraud, deception or inter-ference with the judges is attempted. Awards for entries will be designated as follows: first place – blue ribbon; second place – red ribbon; third place – white ribbon. Judging will begin on Friday, August 24, 2019 as close to 9 AM as possible at the discretion of

the Superintendent. Ribbons will be placed by the judges at the time of judging in each department.

4. The Association assumes no responsibility for damage or loss to exhibits from any cause whatsoever. The Association will provide sufficient security from Thursday, August 22, 2019 starting at 8 PM through Sunday, August 1, 2019 until 4 PM.

GENERAL RULES & REGULATIONS FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS

1. All articles entered for exhibit must be the work of the persons exhibiting and must have been made/grown/produced/drawn etc. during the past year (except quilts). Quilts must have been completed during the past year.

2. Exhibitors are limited to one entry in any one class.3. General rules for entry and removal of exhibits will apply to all departments.4. Exhibitors will not be allowed to place their own exhibits on display. The depart-

ment superintendent will handle this in a manner impartial to all.5. It is the policy of the Fair Association to encourage high quality products.

Therefore; where exhibits are not deemed worthy, the judges will refuse to award premiums whether there is competition or not.

6. THE DECISION OF THE JUDGES IS FINAL.

PRIZE MONEY: Unless otherwise specified, prize money is as follows: 1st Place- $3; 2nd Place- $2; 3rd Place- $1

The Fair will be held on the Chesterfield County Fairgrounds (located at 10300 Courthouse Road, Chesterfield, VA 23832) Friday, August 23, 2019 through Saturday, August 31, 2019. The grounds will remain open each night until 11 PM; but buildings and ticket gates will close at 10 PM. The CCFA shall work out a tentative program for the Fair so there will be the least amount of conflict in entertainment and attractions. To that end, there may be continuous programs running throughout the nine days of the Fair. The Chesterfield County Fair Association reserves the right to close or prohibit any feature of the Fair that is deemed inappropriate or objectionable. Admission to the Fair will be: Adults - $10, Seniors (60 & up) - $7, Children (4-12) - $5, Children 3 and under - FREE. In accordance with hosting a safe family-friendly event, shirts & shoes are required. No pets, firearms (including concealed weapons), weapons, drugs, or alcohol are allowed to be brought on the premises by patrons.

22 CHESTERFIELD COUNTY FAIR PREMIUM LIST

Vegetables, Fruits, Eggs Superintendent: Joy Cimburke

EXHIBIT CHECK-IN TIME Thursday, Aug. 22, 2019 (3-8 PM) EXHIBIT PICK-UP TIME Sunday, Aug. 31, 2019 (2-4 PM)

NOTES: Each exhibitor may have only one exhibit in each class. Each exhibit must have specified number of specimens. Each exhibit must have been harvested within the past 12 months.

SECTION I – CORN Class 1. 6 ears White Corn, A.V. 2. 6 ears Yellow Corn, A.V. 3. Single ear White Corn 4. Single ear Yellow Corn 5. 6 Stalks A.V. Corn6. 6 ears, corn, garden, unhusked

SECTION II – GRAIN Class 1. Best peck of Wheat 2. Best bundle of Wheat 3. Best peck of Oats 4. Best bundle of Oats 5. Best peck of Barley 6. Best bundle of Barley 7. Best Sunflower 8. Largest Sunflower

SECTION III – HAY (Attractive Bale or Bundle) Class 1. Mixed Hay

SECTION IV – WATERMELONS Class 1. Watermelon (with stem) 2. Watermelon (moon & stars)3. Watermelon, largest of good quality 4. Watermelon, (ice-box) 5. Melon, (Honeydew)

SECTION V – PUMPKINS Class1. Pumpkin, field type2. Pumpkin or Squash, Mammoth

type, biggest of good quality 3. A.O.V. Pumpkin

SECTION VI – IRISH POTATOES Class 1. Potatoes, Kennebec, Plate of 5 2. Potatoes, A.O. Named Variety, Plate

of 5 3. Potatoes, Red, Plate of 54. Potatoes, Yukon, Plate of 5

SECTION VII – SWEET POTATOES Class 1. Plate of 5 (specify)

SECTION VIII – MISC.VEGETABLES Class 1. Beets, 6 specimens (with/without

tops)

2. Cantaloupe 3. Carrots, 6 specimens (with/ without

tops) 4. Citron, long 5. Citron, round 6. Cucumber (3) (specify) 7. Cushaw 8. Eggplant, 2 specimens 9. Butter Beans, large 1 pt. dried 10. Butter Beans, large 1 qt., green in

pods 11. Butter Beans, small 1 pt., dried 12. Butter Beans, small 1 qt., green in

pods 13. Okra, 12 pods 14. Onions, 6 mature bulbs, white 15. Onions, 6 mature bulbs, yellow 16. Onions, 6 mature bulbs, A.O.V. 17. Peas, Black-eyed, 1 pt., dry,

shelled 18. Peas, Black-eyed, 12 in pod 19. Peas, A.O.V., 1 pt., dry, shelled 20. Peas, Green, unshelled, 1 qt. 21. Peppers, sweet, 5 spec. green or

red (do not mix colors) 22. Peppers, long, sweet (6) 23. Peppers, sweet, A.O.V. (6)24. Peppers, green, hot, 10 spec.25. Peppers, red, hot, 10 spec.26. Peppers, yellow, hot, 10 spec. 27. Peppers, Jalapeno (6) 28. Peppers, Chili (6) 29. Peppers, Habanero (6) 30. Snap beans, 1 qt. 31. Squash, summer, crookneck or

straight-neck, not mixed, 3 spec. 32. Squash, summer, A.O.V., 3 spec.33. Squash, Acorn, 3 specimens 34. Squash, Butternut, 3 specimens 35. Squash (Patty Pan), 3 specimens 36. Squash, summer, zucchini, 3 spec.37. Squash, Hubbard (1) 38. Squash, winter, A.O.V., 3

specimens 39. Squash, banana (1) 40. Tomatoes, red, ripe (5)41. Tomatoes, yellow, ripe (5) 42. Tomatoes, largest, ripe (5) 43. Tomatoes, cherry, ripe (10) 44. Tomatoes, Roma (5) 45. Tomatoes, grape (10) 46. Tomatoes, pear (5) 47. Tomatoes, A.O.V., ripe (5) (specify) 48. Turnips, 6 specimens

(with or without tops) 49. Oddities, indicate name or variety 50. Herbs

a. Basil g. Thyme b. Mint h. Tarragon c. Lavender i. Sage d. Parsley j. Garlic Bulbs e. Garlic k. Oregano f. Rosemary l. A.O.V. (Specify)

SECTION IX – FRUITS & NUTS Class 1. Apples, Red, Plate of 5 2. Apples, Yellow, Plate of 5 3. Apples A.O.V., Plate of 5 4. Pears, Keiffer, Plate of 5

5. Pears A.O.V., Plate of 5 6. Fruit A.O.V. (5) 7. Dried Fruit, 1 qt. (specify) 8. Nuts (specify)

a. in shell (5) b. out of shell (pint)9. Grapes, 2 bunches 10. Muscadines, 4 clusters 11. Figs, Plate of 5 12. Blackberries (pint)

SECTION X - GOURDS Class 1. Gourds, 3 specimens2. Display of ornamental Gourds

(not less than 5 specimens) 3. Display of decorated Gourds

(not less than 5 specimens) 4. Gourds, A.O.V. (3 specimens)

SECTION XI - EGGS The object of this department is to help encourage farmers and 4-H Club members, etc., to produce better eggs for the market. REQUIREMENTS: 1. Each entry must consist of 6 eggs. 2. All eggs will be judged for uniform

size, color, texture of shell and cleanliness.

Class 1. Eggs, brown 2. Eggs, white 3. Eggs, largest 4. Eggs, Pullet 5. Eggs, Guinea 6. Eggs, A.O.V.

SECTION XII – YOUTH (Age 17 years and under) 1st Place-$3; 2nd Place-$2; 3rd Place $1A. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMSClass1. Cantaloupe2. Cucumber (3)3. Peppers, sweet (5 spec.)

Red or Green, specify4. Squash, summer, Zucchini (3

spec.)5. Tomatoes (A.V.) 56. Fruits/Nuts

a. Grapes (2 bunches) b. Nuts (specify) 5

B. SUNFLOWERClass1. Best2. LargestC. WATERMELONS1st Place-$4; 2nd Place-$3; 3rd Place-$2Class1. With stem2. Largest, good quality3. Other (specify)D. PUMPKINSClass1. Field type2. Biggest, good quality3. Other (specify)

DEPARTMENT A

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Village Bank - Woodlake6736 Southshore Drive

Village Bank - Towne Center1120 Huguenot Road

Village Bank- Midlothian13531 Midlothian, Turnpike

Village Bank - Willow Lawn1650 Willow Lawn Drive

Chesterfield FCU - Chesterfield6737 Public Safety Way

Chesterfield FCU - Midlothian4900 E. Millridge Parkway

Chesterfield FCU - Midlothian13601 Midlothian Turnpike

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August 23, 2019.Wristbands do not include

entry to fair

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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY FAIR PREMIUM LIST 23

Breads, Cakes, Pies, Cookies, Candies Superintendent Mrs. Pam Crandol


NOTES: All cooked foods are to be on white, sturdy paper plates and placed in large Zip-lock bags. Cookies and candies may use small white, sturdy paper plates.

SECTION I – BREADS (Quick yeast bread, no mixes) Must be baked in standard loaf pans. Score card: Appearance: shape, size, rounded, even (15%) Crust: color, crispness, thickness (15%) Crumb: texture, lightness, moisture, color (30%) Flavor: taste and aroma (40%) Class (no mixes)1. ½ Loaf Sourdough Bread 2. ½ Loaf Bread, White 3. ½ Loaf Bread, A.O.V. 4. ½ Loaf Whole Wheat Bread 5. Yeast Rolls (4) 6. ½ Pan of Pan Rolls (yeast) 7. Sourdough Rolls (4) 8. Cinnamon Rolls (4) 9. Biscuits (4) (specify) 10. Buttermilk Biscuits (4) 11. Sourdough Biscuits (4) 12. Angel Biscuits (4) 13. Bran Muffins (4) 14. Cornmeal Muffins (4) 15. Blueberry Muffins (4) 16. A.O.V. Muffins (4) (specify) 17. Cornbread 18. ½ Loaf Banana Bread 19. ½ Loaf French Bread 20. ½ Loaf Zucchini Bread21. Artisan Round Bread

SECTION II-V – CAKES, PIES, COOKIES Score Card: CAKES (Butter, Sponge and Chiffon) Appearance: shape and size (15%) Flavor: taste and aroma (30%) Crumb: texture, lightness, moisture (50%) Crust: color, uniformity, thickness (5%) FROSTING: Consistency: creamy, moist, free from crys-tals, stickiness or crustiness (50%) Flavor (40%) Suitability of frosting for cake (10%)

COOKIES: Appearance: shape and size (20%) Crust: color, thickness (10%) Texture: (30%)

Thin cookies – crisp, tender Drop cookies – soft, tender

Flavor: taste and aroma (40%)

PIES: Appearance: even, full appetizing (10%) Crust: tender, crisp on bottom, flaky (20%) Filling: (30%)

Fruit – well cooked, not dry nor too juicy Custard – tender, stands up, not watery Cream – smooth, stiff enough, not pasty Flavor: (40%)

SECTION II – CAKES (No Mixes) Class 1. ¼ Zucchini Cake 2. ¼ Angel Food Cake 3. ¼ Pound Cake

a. regular b. flavored

4. ¼ Yellow Layer Cake, Chocolate Frosting

5. ¼ Chocolate Layer Cake, Chocolate Frosting

6. ¼ Devil’s Food Cake 7. ¼ Coconut Layer Cake 8. ¼ Carrot Cake 9. ¼ German Chocolate Cake 10. ¼ Applesauce Cake 11. ¼ Raw Apple Cake 12. ¼ Fruit Cake 13. ¼ Black Walnut Cake 14. ¼ Cheese Cake 15. ¼ Chiffon Cake 16. Best Decorated Cupcakes (3) 17. ¼ A.O.V. Cake (specify)

SECTION III – DECORATED CAKES 1. Best Decorated Cake - (Judged on

appearance only)

SECTION IV – COOKIES (No Mixes) Class 1. Chocolate Chip Cookies w/o nuts (4)2. Chocolate Chip Cookies w/nuts (4)3. Oatmeal Cookies (4) 4. Peanut Butter Cookies (4) 5. Sugar Cookies (4)6. Fancy Christmas Cookies (4) 7. Brownies, not iced (4)8. Brownies, iced (4)9. Butter Cookies (4) 10. Lemon Bar Cookies (4)

11. Bar Cookies, (4) (specify) 12. A.O.V. Cookie, (4) (specify)

SECTION V – PIES (No Mixes) Class 1. ¼ Buttermilk Pie 2. ¼ Apple Pie 3. ¼ Cherry Pie 4. ¼ Lemon Chess Pie 5. ¼ Pecan Pie 6. ¼ Sweet Potato Pie 7. ¼ Coconut Pie 8. ¼ Chocolate Chess Pie 9. ¼ Peach Pie 10. ¼ Pumpkin Pie 11. ¼ A.O.V. Pie (specify)

SECTION VI – CANDIES All candies must be cooked (No Mixes) Score card: Consistency: creamy, moist, free from crystals (50%) Flavor: (50%) Class 1. Best White Fudge (4 pcs.) 2. Best Chocolate Fudge (4) 3. Best Microwave Chocolate Fudge (4) 4. Best Peanut Butter (4) 5. Best Peanut Brittle (4)6. Chocolate peanut butter balls (4)7. Seafoam (4)8. A.O.V. Candy (4) (specify)

SECTION VII - COBBLERSClass1. Made with fruit (specify)

SECTION VIII – MISCELLANEOUS A. ITEMS MADE WITH ARTIFICIAL SWEETENER (No Mixes) Class 1. ¼ Cake (specify) 2. ¼ Pie (specify)B. LOW FAT ITEMS (No Mixes) Class 1. ¼ Pie (specify) 2. Bread (specify) 3. Muffins (4) (specify) 4. ¼ cake (specify) C. GLUTEN FREE ITEMS (No Mixes) Class 1. Bread 2. Desserts 3. A.O.V. Food (specify)

Junior Food Section (Age 17 and under)

A. BREADS (No Mixes) Class 1. Biscuits (4) 2. Cornmeal Muffins (4) 3. ½ Loaf Bread 4. Bran Muffins (4) 5. Blueberry Muffins (4)6. Pan Rolls (4) 7. ½ Loaf Banana Bread 8. A.O.V. Bread (specify)B. CAKES (No Mixes) Class 1. Best Decorated Cake - (Judged on

appearance only) 2. Best Decorated Cupcakes, (3) 3. ¼ Pound Cake 4. ¼ Zucchini Cake 5. ¼ Yellow Layer Cake, Chocolate

Frosting 6. ¼ Devil’s Food Cake 7. ¼ Cheese Cake 8. ¼ A.O.V. Cake (specify)C. COOKIES (No Mixes) Class 1. Chocolate Chip Cookies w/o nuts (4)2. Chocolate Chip Cookies w/nuts (4)3. Oatmeal (4) 4. Peanut Butter (4) 5. Brownies, not iced (4)6. Brownies, iced (4)7. Sugar Cookies (4) 8. Decorated Cookies (4) 9. A.O.V. Cookie (4) (specify) D. CANDIES (No Mixes) All candies must be cooked. Class 1. Best Chocolate Fudge, 4 pcs. 2. Best Microwave Fudge, 4 pcs. 3. Best Peanut Butter, 4 pcs. 4. Best Seafoam, 4 pcs. 5. A.O.V. Candy, 4 pcs. (specify)E. PIES (No Mixes) Class 1. ¼ Apple Pie 2. ¼ Cherry Pie 3. ¼ Lemon Pie 4. ¼ Pecan Pie 5. ¼ Sweet Potato Pie 6. ¼ Coconut Pie 7. ¼ Peach Pie 8. ¼ Pumpkin Pie 9. ¼ Squash Pie 10. ¼ A.O.V. Pie (specify)

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Canned FoodsSuperintendent Mrs. Brenda Austin


NOTES: 1. Foods should be canned in standard

glass canning jars (such as Kerr, Ball, etc.).

2. Jars must be labeled with type of food and date.

3. There may be no names on jars. 4. Rings should be on jars with vacuum

sealed lids. 5. Any jar may be opened at the discretion

of the judge. 6. All foods must have been canned

during the past year. 7. Paraffin on top of jellies, preserves or

jams will not be accepted. 8. Factors to be considered by judges:

rusty lids/bands, unclean jars, nonstan-dard jars, sediment on bottom of jars, foreign matter inside jars, molded food, amount of liquid covering food, amount of headspace, uniform pieces, clear liquid, color, etc.

SECTION I-II CANNED FRUITS, VEGETABLES, ETC. Score Card: Quality: Judged by appearance (60%)

Uniformity: size, shape, color (color natural and fresh) Pack: Full, right proportion of solids and liquids, attractive and compact but not fancy

Quality and Liquid: Clear, free from sedi-ment, color natural (30%) Appearance of Jar: Clear, neatly labeled (10%)

SECTION I – VEGETABLES Class 1. Beets 2. Black-eyed Peas 3. Carrots 4. Corn (a) white (b) yellow 5. Lima or Butter Beans 6. White Potatoes 7. Peas, garden 8. Pepper 9. Snaps, wax

10. Snaps, green 11. Soup mixture, containing at

least 3 vegetables12. Tomato Juice 13. Tomatoes, chunks 14. Tomatoes, whole, canned in

tomato juice 15. Tomatoes, crushed 16. Tomatoes, yellow 17. Best jar of greens 18. Pole Beans, green 19. A.O.V. vegetables (specify)

SECTION II – FRUITS Class 1. Apples 2. Applesauce 3. Blackberries 4. Strawberries 5. Cherries 6. Peaches 7. Pears 8. Plums 9. A.O.V. (specify) 10. Grape juice

SECTION III – PICKLES, RELISHES, ETC. (Use Small Jars) Score Card: Condition: firm, tender, crisp (35%) Appearance: color – natural and clear, attractive not fancy pack, proportion of solid to liquid (10%) Flavor: (50%) Appearance of jar: appropriate, neatly labeled (5%) Class 1. Beets 2. Chili sauce3. Chow Chow 4. Cucumber, sour 5. Cucumber, sweet 6. Dill Pickles 7. Green Tomato 8. Mixed Pickles 9. Sweet Dill 10. Peaches 11. Pears 12. Pepper Relish 13. Tomato Catsup 14. Watermelon Rind15. Bread & Butter 16. Spaghetti Sauce 17. Cuke Rind

18. Squash, yellow 19. Peppers 20. Kosher Dill 21. Zucchini 22. Cinnamon Pickles23. Chutney Relish 24. Cucumber Relish 25. Corn Relish 26. A.O.V. Pickles (specify) 27. A.O.V. Relish (specify) 28. Salsa 29. Barbecue Sauce 30. Mustard Sauce 31. Pickled Okra

SECTION IV – JELLIES AND PRESERVES (Use Small Jars) Score Card (Jellies): Appearance: natural color, clear, no crystals (25%) Consistency: holds shape, tender quivery (35%) Flavor: natural, pleasing (30%) Appearance of Jar: appropriate, well cov-ered, neatly labeled (10%) A. JELLIES Class 1. Apples 2. Blackberry 3. Grape 4. Plum 5. Strawberry 6. Mint Jelly 7. Peach 8. Damson 9. White Grape 10. Crab Apple 11. Pepper 12. Fruit Sauce 13. Cherry 14. Low Sugar Jellies (specify) 15. Habanero16. Muscadine 17. A.O.V. Jellies (specify)

Score Card (Preserves): Appearance: color, clearness (10%) Consistency: even, stiff, not syrupy, sticky, or sugary (40%) Flavor: (50%) B. PRESERVES Class 1. Blackberry 2. Cherry

3. Grape 4. Peach 5. Pear 6. Plum 7. Strawberry 8. Tomato 9. Watermelon Rind 10. Fig 11. 2 or 4 Fruits (conserve) 12. Damson 13. Low Sugar (specify) 14. A.O.V. Preserves (specify)C. JAMS Class 1. Blackberry 2. Plum 3. Grape 4. Peach 5. Strawberry6. Cherry 7. Damson 8. Blueberry 9. Low sugar (specify)10. A.O.V. Jams (specify)

SECTION V – MISCELLANEOUS (Use Small Jars) Class 1. Apple Butter2. Citrus Marmalade3. A.O.V. (specify)

Junior Food Section (Age 17 and under)SECTION V – VEGETABLES/FRUITS Class 1. Corn 2. Butter or Lima Beans (specify) 3. Snaps, green 4. Tomatoes (specify) 5. Tomato juice 6. A.O.V. Vegetable 7. Grape Juice 8. Apples 9. Peaches 10. A.O.V. Fruit

DEPARTMENT F


Fancy Works, Sewing & Crafts Superintendent (Fancywork & Sewing) Mrs. Sarah Zammett Superintendent (Crafts) Mrs. Kathie Vaughan

Use only (1) entry blank for all items in Sections I-XI. Use separate entry blank for items in Section XII.


REQUIREMENTS: 1. All articles submitted must be the hand-

work of the exhibitor and never been exhibited before in the Chesterfield County Fair.

2. An exhibitor shall be permitted to make only one entry in each class.

3. Articles made from kits may be entered. 4. No professional may enter. 5. Work should be clean. 6. Work must have been completed within

the past year.

SECTION I-VI COUNTED THREADWORK, EMBROIDERY, CREWEL, NEEDLEPOINT, CANDLEWICKING Score Card: Design/Pattern in relation to shape/ size of article, design spotty, lines harmonious, too much design (35%) Color: Balance, harmonious with each other, use of article (20%) Workmanship: Stitches, finish of edges (30%) Appearance: cleanliness, neatness (15%)

SECTION I – COUNTED THREAD-WORK A. HARDANGER, BLACKWORK, AIDA Class 1. Framed Picture 2. Wall Hanging (no frame) 3. Apparel 4. Home Furnishings 5. Christmas Decoration:

a. Tree Ornament b. Wall Hanging c. Tree Skirt d. Stocking e. Framed Pic f. Other (spec)

6. Pillow 7. Baby Items:

a. Afghan b. Bib c. Toy d. Apparel

8. Recycled or eco-friendly item 9. Any other not listed (specify) 10. Original Design (specify) B. FOR WORK ON LINEN Class 1. Framed Picture 2. Wall Hanging (no frame)

3. Apparel 4. Home Furnishings 5. Christmas Decoration:

a. Tree Ornament b. Wall Hanging c. Tree Skirt d. Other (specify)

6. Pillow 7. Baby Items:

a. Afghan b. Bib c. Toy d. Apparel

8. Recycled or eco-friendly item 9. Any other not listed ( specify) 10. Original Design (specify)C. BEADING AND METALLIC THREADWORK Class 1. Framed Picture 2. Any other not listed (specify)D. HARDANGER, THREADWORK OR CUT WORK Class 1. Framed Picture 2. Any other not listed (specify)D. PRIMATIVE/ANTIQUE DESIGN Class 1. Framed Picture2. Pillow 3. Household Item4. Any other not listed (specify)

SECTION II – EMBROIDERY Class 1. Luncheon Set:

a. Stamped b. Unstamped

2. Pillowcases, pair: a. Stamped b. Unstamped

3. Tablecloth: a. Stamped b. Unstamped

4. Handkerchief (3): a. Stamped b. Unstamped

5. Apparel: a. Stamped b. Unstamped

6. Framed Picture: a. Stamped b. Unstamped

7. Dresser Scarf: a. Stamped b. Unstamped

8. Pillow: a. Stamped b. Unstamped

9. A.O.V. Embroidery (specify): a. Stamped b. Unstamped

10. Recycled or eco-friendly item 11. Original Design (specify)

SECTION III – NEEDLEPOINT Class 1. Framed Picture 2. Wall Decoration 3. Footstool, Chair seat

4. Bargello 5. Pillow 6. Handbag 7. Recycled or eco-friendly item 8. A.O.V. Needlepoint (specify) 9. Original Design (specify)

SECTION IV – MISCELLANEOUS Class 1. Creative Stitchery 2. Pettipoint, needlepoint on very fine

canvas 3. Tatting 4. Machine Embroidery 5. Hairpin Lace 6. Recycled or eco-friendly item 7. Swedish Embroidery 8. Felting9. Loom:

a. Hats b. Scarfs c. Afghan

SECTION V-VI - CROCHETING, KNITTING Score Card: General Appearance: Neatness, Cleanli-ness, Pressing (10%) Materials: Suitability to purpose, durable, washable (10%) Design and Color: Suitability to purpose, beauty and place (30%) Workmanship: Stitches used, seams, edge finishes (50%)

SECTION V - CROCHETING (All flat crocheted pieces must be mounted on cardboard or colored paper.) Class 1. Afghan 2. Afghan, baby 3. Baby’s set (cap, sacque and

booties) 4. Baby sweater 5. Broomstick Crochet 6. Cape 7. Carriage Robe 8. Child’s Poncho 9. Coat 10. Doilies 11. Hairpin Lace12. Handbag 13. Hat 14. Household article (specify) 15. Placemats 16. Pillow 17. Poncho 18. Slippers 19. Stole20. Sweater, child’s 21. Sweater, woman’s 22. Sweater, man’s 23. Tablecloth 24. Toys 25. Vest 26. Collar 27. Dress 28. Bed dolls 29. Bunting 30. Scarf

31. Bedspread32. Christmas:

a. ornaments or threadwork b. decorations or yarn work

33. Gloves 34. Dolls 35. Wall Hanging 36. Recycled or eco-friendly item 37. Any other not listed (specify) 38. Original Design (specify)

SECTION VI – KNITTING (Please indicate hand or machine made.) Class1. Afghan – large2. Afghan – baby 3. Baby set (cap, sacque & booties) 4. Baby sweater 5. Beret or Hat 6. Coat 7. Gloves or mittens 8. Infant Carriage Robe 9. Poncho 10. Slippers 11. Stole 12. Sweater, woman’s 13. Sweater, man’s 14. Sweater, child’s 15. Pillow16. Cape 17. Vest 18. Collar 19. Dress 20. Household item (specify) 21. Stocking 22. Toy 23. Ornaments (specify) 24. Original Design (specify) 25. Scarf 26. Recycled or eco-friendly item 27. Purse or pocketbook (specify) 28. Socks29. Any other not listed (specify)

SECTION VII – RUGS Score Card: General Appearance: Clean, good condi-tion, good proportion in size, shape (10%) Materials: Suitability to type of rug and design used (10%) Design: Suitability to size and shape or beauty (20%) Colors: Harmony of combination and beauty of arrangement (20%) Workmanship: Evenness, furriness, finish, smoothness of rug on floor (40%) Class 1. Braided 2. Crocheted 3. Hooked 4. Latched 5. Rug wall hanging 6. Knitted rug 7. Recycled or eco-friendly item 8. Any other not listed (specify)

DEPARTMENT G

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SECTION VIII – QUILTING (Please indicate (a) hand or (b) machine made) Quilted items must consist of 3 layers to qualify as a quilt. Class 1. Appliquéd Quilt 2. Baby Quilt 3. Crazy Quilt 4. Cross Stitched Quilt 5. Embroidered Quilt 6. Patchwork Quilt 7. Lap Quilt 8. Cathedral Quilt 9. Yoyo Quilt 10. Tied Knot Quilt 11. Stamped or Printed Quilt 12. Miniature Quilt 13. Art Quilt 14. Christmas Quilt 15. Multi-medium Quilt 16. Any other quilt (specify) 17. Apparel 18. Wall Hanging 19. Patchwork Pillow 20. Pillow (specify) 21. Sampler 22. Recycled or eco-friendly item 23. Table Runner 24. Any other quilted item not listed

above (specify)

SECTION IX – SEWING Score Card: Design and Appearance: Suitable to fabric, clean, well pressed (20%) Fabrics: Suitable quality for purpose (40%) Workmanship: Cut, finish of seams, sleeves, neck, hem, closures, etc. (40%) Class 1. Apron:

a. Plain b. Fancy 2. Hand Towel3. Blouse

a. Adult b. Child 4. Shirt, man’s 5. Sleepwear, gown, pajamas, robe 6. Vest 7. Dress, adult

a. w/o sleeves b. w/sleeves 8. Dress, child

a. w/o sleeves b. w/sleeves

9. Smocking a. Adult, garment b. Child, gar-ment

10. Home decoration ( specify) 11. Jumper or sundress 12. Pantsuit

a. Adult b. Child 13. Playwear

a. Adult b. Child 14. Skirt, Long or Short 15. Doll clothes 16. Costumes (specify) 17. Formal Dress

a. Adult c. Christening Dress b. Child

18. Bags 19. Slacks 20. Coat, man’s sport

21. Blazer a. Adult b. Child

22. Suit a. Adult b. Child

23. Wall hanging 24. Table decorations 25. Loungewear 26. Clothespin bag 27. Pocketbook 28. Stuffed animals 29. Stuffed dolls 30. Rag doll 31. Soft sculpture doll 32. Item for teenager 33. Basket cover 34. Creative stitchery – appliquéd 35. Romper suit

a. Infant b. Child 36. Pillow (specify) 37. Decorative flag 38. Recycled or eco-friendly item 39. Woman’s Jacket 40. Holiday item 41. Hat 42. Toy 43. Blanket/Bedspread 44. Miscellaneous (specify)

SECTION X – CRAFTS A. MISCELLANEOUS Class 1. Ceramic Article, art glazes 2. Ceramic Article, hand molded 3. Hand painted green ware 4. Stained, bisque 5. Porcelain 6. Hand painted tray 7. Hand painted article

a. Glass b. Nature (gourds, etc.) c. Wood d. Leather e. Silk

8. Best piece of sculpture 9. Leathercraft, (purses, gloves, belts,

etc.) (specify) 10. Stenciled article 11. Handmade candle 12. Metalcraft, (copper, brass, alumi-

num, etc.) (specify) 13. Best footstool 14. Quilling 15. Stenciled furniture 16. Chair seated with cane 17. Chair seated with fiber cord 18. Best remodeled lamp 19. Handmade lamp 20. Best handmade lamp shade 21. Best party favor (3 different kinds) 22. Article of loom weaving 23. Decoupage 24. Chicken scratch 25. Dried flower picture 26. Bread & glue flower picture 27. Centerpiece 28. Papier-mâché 29. Stuffed pictures 30. Polymer Clay31. 3-D Picture 32. Needle jewelry 33. Bread dough jewelry

34. Beaded jewelry 35. Baked clay jewelry 36. Crocheted jewelry 37. Other jewelry (specify) 38. String Art 39. Hand carved wood 40. Wall hanging item (specify) 41. Hand painted & Handmade Easter

eggs 42. Silk flowers, handmade 43. Stained glass 44. Baskets 45. Wood burning 46. Scherenitte (paper cutting) 47. Plastic canvas, household 48. Plastic canvas, apparel 49. Plastic canvas, ornament 50. Plastic canvas, picture51. Lace net darning 52. Decorated hat 53. Mop doll 54. Rag doll (not sewn) 55. Any other doll (specify) 56. Twisted paper 57. Recycled item:

a. Metal b. Paper c. Other (specify)

58. Embellished tote bag 59. Painted tote bag 60. Decorated basket 61. Bird houses 62. Models (ex: cars) (specify) 63. Sweat shirts

a. Painted b. Appliquéd c. Embellished d. Ironed-on painted design

64. Wedding bouquet, silk65. Scrapbooking 66. Paper weight 67. Mosaic 68. Clay baked pottery 69. Rug Hooking70. Decorated Tee Shirt71. Handmade Lotion & Soap72. Any other not listed (specify) B. ADULT COLORING (18 years and older)Class1. Use Markers or Colored Pencils

only (1 page). Framed 8x10 coloring page from coloring book for adults. Equipped for hanging or standing up.

C. WOODWORKING Class 1. Lamp 2. Cradle 3. End table, candle stand 4. Candlestick holder 5. Doll house 6. Miniature furniture 7. Toys 8. Shelf 9. Chair 10. Breadbox 11. Towel rack 12. Tator ‘N Onion Bin 13. Door or wall plaque

14. Creative wood design 15. Walking stick 16. Woodcarving 17. Woodturning (specify) 18. Recycled or eco-friendly item 19. Any other not listed (specify)D. TOLE AND DECORATIVE PAINT-ING Class 1. Folk art and Pennsylvania Dutch

(stroke designs) 2. Decorative tôle (blended designs) 3. Painting on glass (tinsel painting,

reverse painting, dimensional glass painting, etc.)

4. Stenciled designs (gold leaf, bronze powders, etc.)

5. Painted “country carving” 6. Fabric painting 7. Exhibitor’s choice – generalE. CHRISTMAS GIFT PACKAGES Class 1. Most decorative package 2. Most original package 3. Most unusual shaped package 4. Best package for a man 5. Best package for a woman 6. Best package for a child 7. Hand painted gift bagF. CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS Class 1. Outside door, unprotected (30” x

36”) 2. Outside door, protected (30” x 36”) 3. Table centerpiece 4. Tree ornaments (3) 5. Christmas tree skirt 6. Christmas stocking 7. Christmas kissing ball 8. Christmas tablecloth 9. Christmas wall hanging 10. Appliqué 11. Nutcrackers 12. Christmas sweatshirts 13. Christmas jewelry 14. Any other not listed (specify)G. GIFT WRAPS Class 1. Birthday for child 2. Birthday for mother 3. Birthday for father 4. Most original wrap 5. Most unusual shape H. WREATHS Class 1. Patchwork 2. Corn husks 3. Rope 4. Christmas 5. Grapevine, or other vine 6. Halloween 7. Spring 8. A.O.V. Wreath (specify)

DEPARTMENT G


Arts & Photography Superintendent Mr. Jessica Bosher


NOTES: 1. All art for Sections I through VI must

be equipped with wire or other suitable hangers.

2. Work must be original (no copies or reprints).

3. Exhibitors may submit one entry per class. 4. Total size of artwork and frame should not

exceed 16” x 20”. 5. All art must have been completed during

the past year. 6. Artwork will be judged based on its merits

with other exhibits in the same class. 7. Definitions of classes:

a. Landscape – the depiction mainly of natural scenery such as mountains, valleys, trees, rivers, and forests, especially where the main subject is a wide view. (similar are seascapes or cityscapes) b. Still Life – depicting mostly inanimate subject matter, typically commonplace objects which may be either natural, (food, flowers, dead animals, plants, rocks, or shells) or man-made, (drinking glasses, books, vases, jewelry, coins, pipes, and so on). c. Portrait-painting, photograph, sculpture, or other artistic representation of a person,(we could add animals or pets), in which the face and its expression is predominant.| d. Abstract-not representing reality, but seeks to achieve aesthetic effect using shapes, forms, colors, and textures. e. Wildlife/Animal- these are depiction of animals in nature.

8. Appropriate ribbons will be awarded regardless of whether or not there is competition.

SECTION I – ADULT ART For Novice (Novice – less than 2 years’ experience) 1st Place $5; 2nd Place $3; 3rd Place $2A. OIL Class 1. Portrait:

a. People b. Animals

2. Landscape or seascape 3. Still life or flowers 4. Abstract 5. Wildlife/AnimalB. WATERCOLOR 1. Portrait:


2. Landscape or seascape 3. Still life or flowers 4. Abstract 5. Wildlife/Animal

C. ACRYLIC 1. Portrait:


2. Landscape or seascape 3. Still life or flowers 4. Abstract 5. Wildlife/AnimalD. PASTELS 1. Portrait:


2. Landscape or seascape 3. Still life or flowers 4. Abstract 5. Wildlife/AnimalE. DRAWING 1. Any drawing (pencil, ink, crayon or

charcoal)F. OTHER MEDIUMS 1. Etchings 2. Painting on glass 3. Any medium not listed in Sec. 1

SECTION II – ADULT ART Other than Novice 1st Place $5; 2nd Place $3; 3rd Place $2G. OIL Class 1. Portrait:


2. Landscape or seascape 3. Still life or flowers 4. Abstract 5. Wildlife/AnimalH. WATERCOLOR 1. Portrait:


2. Landscape or seascape 3. Still life or flowers 4. Abstract 5. Wildlife/AnimalI. ACRYLIC 1. Portrait:


2. Landscape or seascape 3. Still life or flowers 4. Abstract 5. Wildlife/AnimalJ. PASTELS 1. Portrait:


2. Landscape or seascape 3. Still life or flowers 4. Abstract 5. Wildlife/AnimalK. DRAWING 1. Any drawing (pencil, ink, crayon or

charcoal)

L. OTHER MEDIUMS 1. Etchings 2. Painting on glass 3. Any medium not listed in Sec. II

SECTIONS III-VI All paper drawings should have a stiff backing to keep drawings from curling. All art must be equipped with wire or proper material for hanging. 1st Place $3; 2nd Place $2; 3rd Place $1

SECTION III – 9th thru 12th grade M. OIL Class 1. Portrait:


2. Landscape or seascape 3. Still life or flowers 4. Abstract 5. Wildlife/AnimalN. WATERCOLOR 1. Portrait:


2. Landscape or seascape 3. Still life or flowers 4. Abstract 5. Wildlife/Animal

O. OTHER MEDIUMS 1. Pastel 2. Drawing 3. Acrylic painted as oil 4. Acrylic painted as watercolor 5. Any medium not listed in Sec. III

SECTION IV – 6th thru 8th grade P. ALL MEDIUMS Class 1. Oil 2. Watercolor 3. Acrylic 4. Pastel 5. Drawing (pencil, ink, crayon or

charcoal) 6. Any medium not listed in Sec. IV

SECTION V – 3rd thru 5th grade Q. ALL MEDIUMS Class 1. Oil 2. Acrylic 3. Watercolor 4. Any medium not listed in Sec. V

SECTION VI – K thru 2nd grade R. ALL MEDIUMS Class 1. Crayon 2. Water paint 3. Any medium not listed in Sect VI

SECTION VII – PHOTOGRAPHY NOTES: 1. Photography must be submitted on a

separate entry form from artwork. 2. All photos must be at least 5” x 7” and

framed. Entries may be matted but it is not required. Total size of print and frame may not exceed 16” x 20”. All photos must be equipped for proper hanging.

3. Only one print per mount. 4. Digital photographs must be submitted

on photographic paper. 5. Entries taken before July 1, 2015 will be

excluded. 6. Entries must not have been entered at

a previous Chesterfield County Fair. 7. No professional photographers will be

allowed to exhibit. 8. Any photoshop or altered print must be

entered in Category 6: Other9. The sections will be divided and judged

in two age groups: Youth - Age 17 and younger Adult – Age 18 and older

10. Exhibits will be judged with other exhibits in the same class. Appropriate ribbons will be awarded to winning entries in each particular class.

A. BLACK & WHITE Class 1. Portraits: photographs with people

as the primary subject. 2. Portraits: photographs with animals

as the primary subject. 3. Portraits: Flowers 4. Landscapes: photographs of

Outdoor scenery. 5. Journalistic: photographs that tell a

story or record an event. 6. Other: photographs that do not fit

other categories. B. COLOR Class 1. Portraits: photographs with people

as the primary subject. 2. Portraits: photographs with animals

as the primary subject. 3. Portraits: Flowers4. Landscapes: photographs of

outdoor scenery. 5. Journalistic: photographs that tell a

story or record an event. 6. Other: photographs that do not fit

other categories. C. SEPIA/ANTIQUED PHOTOSD. Historic Chesterfield County sites, Black & White or Color

DEPARTMENT h

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Arts and Crafts (Juniors) Superintendent Mrs. Bettie Shelton


NOTES: 1. All articles in this department must

be made by the exhibitor. 2. Exhibits will be judged together with-

in each designated age group. 3. All work must have been completed

during the past year.

AGE GROUPS: • 14-17 years (Complete separate en-

try blank using sections listed below. Turn in form in Adult Crafts area but entry will be judged as Juniors).

• 10-13 years • 6-9 years • 3-5 years

SECTION I – SEWING Score Card: Design and appearance: Suitable to fabric, clean, well pressed (20%) Fabrics: Suitable quality for purpose (40%) Workmanship: Cut, finish of seams, sleeves, neck, hem, closure, etc. (40%) Class 1. Best apron2. Best blouse 3. Best skirt 4. Kitchen article (hot mat, towel, note

pad) 5. Best slacks 6. Pillow (kit or non-kit) 7. Stuffed toy (kit or non-kit) 8. Best dress 9. Hair bows 10. Candlewicking 11. Purse 12. Quilt 13. Plastic canvas 14. Tote bags 15. Any article not listed (specify)

SECTION II – CRAFTS Class 1. Bead Items 2. Best framed picture or best picture

frame 3. Book making 4. Bottle craft5. Candle making 6. Ceramics of any type 7. Collage 8. Decorated egg shells 9. Decoupage 10. Diorama 11. Doll clothes making 12. Door hanging 13. Drawing 14. Fantasy flowers 15. Hair bows 16. Indian article 17. Key chain

18. Leather craft (purse, belt, etc.) 19. Legos (glued) 20. Magnets 21. Metal craft (article made of copper,

brass or tin) 22. Mobile 23. Model airplane or rocket 24. Model car (kit or non-kit) 25. Model ship 26. Painted (a) item (b) picture 27. Paper art 28. Paper fold 29. Paper sculpture 30. Papier-mâché

a. Regular b. Mask

31. Party favors (at least 3) 32. Plaster of Paris33. Plastic articles 34. Poems, stories, etc. 35. Print making 36. Recycling 37. Rock

a. Painted b. Decorated

38. Sand making 39. Sculpture, clay 40. Shells 41. Sherenschenitty (paper cutting) 42. Stained foil 43. Stained glass or plastic 44. Stenciling 45. String art 46. Styrofoam item 47. Sun catcher 48. Tie dye 49. Wall hanging 50. Wood burning 51. Woodcarving 52. Woodwork

a. Made b. Sculpture c. Decorated

53. Wreaths54. Jewelry 55. Miscellaneous, not listed (specify)

SECTION III – KNITTING & CROCHETING, MISC. Class 1. Best knitted article 2. Best crocheted article 3. Macramé 4. Needlepoint 5. Crewel 6. Cross-stitch7. Embroidery 8. Latch hook 9. Liquid embroidery 10. Weaving 11. T-shirt hand painted12. Other article (specify)

SECTION IV – CHRISTMAS IDEAS Class 1. Best original Christmas package 2. Christmas package for mother 3. Christmas package for father 4. Door decoration 5. Kissing ball

6. Stocking 7. Tree decoration (3 kinds) 8. Any other article (specify)

SECTION V – CENTERPIECES Class 1. New Year’s2. Valentine 3. Easter 4. May Day 5. Fourth of July 6. Fall7. Halloween 8. Thanksgiving 9. Christmas 10. Miscellaneous (specify)

SECTION VI – GIFT WRAP Class 1. Birthday for child 2. Birthday for mother 3. Birthday for father 4. Most original gift wrap 5. Most unusual shape 6. Miscellaneous (specify)

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4-H Youth Superintendent Mrs. Sarah Gregory


GENERAL RULES 1. Each contestant must be a member in

good standing of 4-H in Chesterfield County.

2. Each contestant must comply with the rules governing each contest.

3. No member can win more than one prize in any one 4-H class.

4. All entries in the 4-H Department must be the current year’s work by the 4-H member.

5. Blue, red and white ribbons will receive cash awards.

6. Green participation ribbons will receive no cash awards.

SECTION I – 4-H CLUB EXHIBIT Each club participating receives an award of $20 from CCFA.

ALL BOOTHS SHALL BE DISPLAYED ON THE FOLLOWING POINTS: 1. Effective message (caption or title sign)

(15%) Short, catchy, appropriate, well worded, to cover subject and suggest action when appropriate

2. Draws attention. (20%) An attention getter that reinforces the main idea. Something unusual: motion, light de-sign, and/ or color.

3. Holds attention. (25%) Tells a coherent, clear-cut one idea message quickly. Arouses curiosity about the subject. Has systematic arrangement easy to follow to tell the story.

4. Shows what is being done in individual clubs (15%). Shows what club mem-bers learned in projects and activities and how they applied this knowledge.

5. Shows where assistance and more information is available (5%)

6. Presents pleasing appearance. (10%) Exhibit and material artistic, neat and attractive. Good balance.

7. Uses explanatory material effectively. (10%) Material brief and easy to read. Size of charts, maps, placards and letters adequate.

IN SECTIONS II-X, AND XII ENTRIES WILL BE JUDGED IN THE FOLLOWING GROUPS: CLOVERBUDS (AGES 5-8) JUNIORS (AGES 9-11) INTERMEDIATES (AGES 12-13) SENIORS (AGES 14-19)

SECTION II – FOODS AND NUTRI-TION All foods are requested to be on sturdy, white paper plates and placed in plastic bags. Canned foods should be in clear glass jars. All jars should be labeled, bearing the name of the product and date canned. Class

1. Cookies (3) 2. No-bake cookies or candy (3) 3. ¼ Snacking cake 4. ¼ Apple crisp 5. ¼ Banana bread 6. Sweet rolls (3) 7. ¼ Coffee cake 8. Jam or jelly 9. Canned juice 10. Muffi ns (3) 11. Biscuits (3) 12. ¼ Layer cake 13. ¼ Angel or chiffon cake 14. ¼ Pie 15. Canned fruit 16. Canned vegetables 17. ¼ Bread 18. Yeast rolls (3) 19. Pickles 20. Preserves 21. Canned meats 22. Fudge (4) 23. Candy, other (4) 24. Cupcakes (3) 25. Miscellaneous (specify)

SECTION III – SEWING, KNITTING, CROCHETING AND QUILTING Class 1. Stuffed toy 2. Finger puppet 3. Pin cushion 4. Needlework 5. Accessories 6. Pillow 7. Book bag 8. Sewing kit 9. Apron 10. Hand towel 11. Napkins (2) 12. Place Mats (2) 13. Blouse 14. Skirt 15. Cotton skirt 16. Wool skirt 17. Dress 18. Cotton dress 19. Wool dress 20. Synthetic dress 21. Shorts 22. Jumpsuit 23. Slacks 24. Sleepwear 25. Jacket 26. Vest27. Leisure suit 28. Tailoring 29. Tablecloth 30. Doll 31. Belt making 32. Fabric necklace 33. Hair bow 34. Tote bag 35. Crocheted or knit article (specify) 36. Foam things (color)37. Articles made from foam 38. Doll clothes 39. Pot holders 40. Books 41. Handmade Hat 42. Quilt (specify)

43. Cloth Toys 44. Rugs (hooked, braided)45. Miscellaneous (specify)

SECTION IV – CANNING Products should be canned in clear glass jars. All jars should be labeled, bearing the name of the product and date canned. Class 1. Tomatoes 2. Tomato juice 3. Jelly 4. Preserves5. Pickles 6. Canned fruit 7. String beans 8. Beets 9. Other vegetables 10. Miscellaneous (specify)

SECTION V – HOME IMPROVEMENT AND CRAFTS Class 1. Bulletin board 2. Article made from wood 3. Lamp making 4. Pencil can 5. Wastebasket 6. Pillow 7. Fresh flowers 8. Calico braided wreaths 9. Christmas wreaths 10. Cross-stitch 11. Counted cross-stitch 12. Decorative wall hangings 13. Christmas ornament 14. Quilted article 15. Leather craft 16. Potted plants 17. Paper articles 18. Basket weaving 19. Christmas crafts 20. Gift wrapping 21. Decoupage 22. Felt crafts 23. Macramé 24. Terrariums 25. Tie dying 26. Decorated fabric items 27. Dried seed crafts 28. Fabric flowers 29. Bottle craft 30. Metalcraft (copper or brass)31. Models (airplanes, cars, etc.) 32. Needlepoint 33. Stuffed animal 34. Flower arrangement 35. Masks 36. Stencil 37. Jewelry38. Plastic material 39. Wind chimes 40. Candle making 41. Flag making 42. Clay pot 43. Dream catchers 44. Centerpiece 45. Decorative sand item 46. Beaded item 47. Plastic canvas item

48. Item made of potpourri 49. Item made of bread dough 50. Jewelry decorated box 51. Legos 52. Books 53. Craft made from popsicle sticks 54. Picture frame 55. Tray 56. Recycled item 57. Trivet 58. Doll 59. Scrap book 60. Book report 61. Genealogy 62. Wreath for each season 63. Decorated Hat 64. Pony Beads 65. Miscellaneous (specify) 66. Bookmark 67. Key Chain 68. Braided item

SECTION VI – ART Class 1. Charcoal 2. String art 3. Watercolor 4. Tempra 5. Oils 6. Tole Painting 7. Acrylics 8. Crayon drawing 9. Pencil sketches 10. Collages 11. Ceramics (stains) 12. Ceramics (glaze) 13. Sculpture 14. Model rocket 15. Model cars 16. Stencil 17. Plaster of Paris 18. Papier-mâché 19. Clay pot 20. Plastic articles 21. Flag making 22. Stained glass 23. Item made of bread dough 24. Stationery, cards, note pads

(Specify) 25. Pencil drawing (colored) 26. Origami 27. Printmaking 28. Computer graphics 29. Pastels 30. Markers 31. Medium32. Multi-medium 33. Sponge paint 34. Mosaic 35. Etching 36. Chalk 37. Creative writing book 38. Quilling 39. Pen & Ink 40. Leather Craft41. Miscellaneous (specify)

DEPARTMENT K

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SECTION VII – HORTICULTURE Class 1. String beans (6)2. Beets 3. Cabbage 4. Carrots (3)5. Corn

a. sweet (2) b. Indian (2)

6. Cucumbers 7. Summer squash 8. Winter squash 9. Tomatoes:

a. Red (2) d. Plum (3) b. Green (2) e. Yellow (2) c. Cherry (5)

10. Peppers a. Red (1) e. Jalepeno (3) b. Red-dried (3) f. Chili (3) c. Green (1) g. Habanero (3) d. Yellow (1) h. A.O.V. (specify)

11. Melons a. Watermelon b. Honeydew

12. Radishes 13. Eggplant 14. Zucchini 15. Potted plant 16. Fresh flowers

a. Marigolds (6) e.Petunias (6) b. Zinnias (6) f. Pansies (6) c. Daisies (6) g. A.O.V. (6) d. Bachelor buttons (6)

17. Terrarium 18. Sunflower 19. Dried flowers20. Butterbeans (5)21. Dried apples22. Dried peaches23. Pumpkin

24. Herbs a. Basil f. Rosemary b. Mint g. Sage c. Lavender h. Dry Herbs d. Parsley i. A.O.V e. Garlic (Specify)

25. Okra (6) 26. Black-eyed Peas (6)27. Cantaloupe28. Irish Potatoes

a. White (3) c. Yellow (3) b. Red (3) d. Fingerling (3)

29. Sweet Potatoes a. Nancy Hall (3) c. A.O.V. (3) b. Porto Rico (3) (specify)

30. Fresh Fruit (specify) 31. Onions - Shallots (3)32. Miscellaneous (specify)SECTION VIII– ELECTRICITYClass 1. Parallel circuit board 2. Single circuit board 3. Wiring a lamp 4. Burglar alarm 5. Draft stopper 6. Can crusher

SECTION IX – WILDLIFE Class 1. Insect collection 2. Animal track cast 3. Fish print 4. Bird shelter or feeder 5. Taxidermy 6. Tanned snakeskin 7. Miscellaneous (specify)

SECTION X – WOOD SCIENCE Class 1. Nail point design

2. Letter or note holder 3. Stilts 4. Puzzle or game 5. Picture frame 6. Nesting shelf or bird house 7. Tie rack 8. Key holder 9. Cutting board 10. Foot stool 11. Book ends or book rack 12. Tool box 13. Wood carving 14. Napkin holder 15. Jewelry Box 16. Miscellaneous (specify)

SECTION XI – 4-H PROJECT WORK Class 1. Best exhibit representing 4-H club

project 2. Poster representing project work 3. Poster representing county contest

work

SECTION XII – PHOTOGRAPHY Class A. BLACK & WHITE 1. Portrait 2. Landscape 3. Still life 4. Architecture 5. Miscellaneous

B. COLOR 1. Portrait 2. Landscape 3. Still Life 4. Architecture 5. Miscellaneous C. JOURNALISTIC DEPARTMENT L School Art Exhibits Instructional Specialist Mr. Michael Gettings – Visual Arts

EXHIBITS: Each county school is given the opportunity to display student’s work. CCFA donates $30 to each school exhibiting.

A. Students may display their artwork by bringing one (1) 8 1/2” x 11” drawing on display boards provided by the Fair.B. Students who wish to enter artwork or photography for competition may go online and find the appropriate class in Department H and bring to the Arts & Crafts Building.


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RULES: 1. Any amateur grower may exhibit in the

listed sections. 2. Entries must be fresh flowers only,

grown by exhibitor, free of insects. 3. Each exhibitor may have only one

exhibit in each classification. 4. A specimen is a single blossom or

single stem of blossoms. 5. A collection consists of 4 or more

different colors or different varieties. 6. Exhibitors must furnish containers.

These containers must be clean, neat, with no labels, filled with water, and weighted where necessary. (An excellent container for a specimen or a collection is a clear, glass bottle with no labels that is approximately 2/3 the height of the flower or flowers to be judged.)

7. Potted plants may not weigh more than 20 lbs.

8. Ribbons will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in each classification.

9. Cut flowers will not look good for the entire fair.

10. All Flowers must be assembled and ready to be entered before 8 p.m.

PRIZE MONEY: Unless otherwise specified, prize money is as follows: 1st Place $3; 1st Place $2, 3rd Place $1

SECTION I – PETUNIAS Class 1. Specimen

a. Single b. Double2. Collections

a. Single c. Mixed b. Double

SECTION II – MARIGOLDS Class 1. Specimen

a. French c. Other b. American

2. Collections a. French c. Mixed b. American

SECTION III – ZINNIAS Class 1. Specimen

a. Small varieties (under 1-1/2”) b. Medium varieties (1-1/2” – 3”) c. Large varieties (over 3”)

2. Collections a. Small varieties b. Medium varieties c. Large varieties d. Mixed varieties

SECTION IV – DAHLIAS Class 1. Specimen

a. Miniature (under 2”) b. Small (2” - 4”) c. Large (4” - 8”) d. Giant (over 8”)

2. Collections a. Miniature (under 2”) b. Small (2” - 4”) c. Large (4” - 8”) d. Giant (over 8”) e. Combination

SECTION V – CHRYSANTHEMUM Class 1. Specimen

a. Small or Button b. Regular c. Giant or Football

2. Collection

SECTION VI – COSMOS Class 1. Specimen 2. Collection

SECTION VII – GLADIOLA Class 1. Specimen 2. Collection

SECTION VIII – ROSES Class 1. Specimen

a. Red varieties b. Pink varieties c. Orange/peach varieties d. Yellow varieties e. White varieties f. Bi-color varieties g. Other color varieties h. Miniature varieties

2. Collection a. Regular varieties b. Miniature varieties

SECTION IX – COXCOMB Class 1. Specimen

a. Crested b. Plume c. Other (specify)

2. Collection

SECTION X – ASTERS Class 1. Specimen 2. Collection

SECTION XI- SUNFLOWERS Grown for decoration Class 1. Specimen

a. Single b. Double

2. Collection

SECTION XII – ANY OTHER FLOW-ERS Class 1. Specimen

a. Any other annual b. Any other perennial c. Any grown from bulb d. Any shrub e. Any wildflower

2. Collection a. Annuals b. Perennials c. Bulbs d. Shrubs e. Wildflowers f. Garden mixture

SECTION XIII – POTTED PLANTS Class 1. African Violets

a. White b. Pink c. Purple d. Red/Rose e. Blue/Violet f. Variegated blossom

2. Begonias a. Small leaf b. Large leaf

3. Ferns 4. Ornamental vegetables

5. Foliage a. Small leaf b. Large leaf

6. Flowering 7. Dish garden 8. Cactus/Succulents 9. Cactus garden 10. Orchid 11. Any other potted plant (specify)

SECTION XIV – FIRST TIME EXHIBITORS TO FAIR Class 1. Specimen 2. Collection 3. Plant

SECTION XV – ENTRIES BY CHIL-DREN UNDER 12 YEARS Class 1. Specimen

a. Marigold b. Petunia c. Zinnia d. Wildflower e. Any other (Specify)

2. Collection a. Marigold b. Petunia c. Zinnia d. Wildflower e. Any other (specify)

3. Arrangement “Fun at the Fair” 4. Potted Plant

SECTION XVI – ARRANGEMENTS 1st Place-$5 2nd Place-$3 3rd Place-$2 Arrangements must consist of freshly grown materials. Containers should be appropriate to class and should be deep enough to hold water for several days and also should contain “oasis” and weights when needed. Arrangements will be judged on materials, design, and appropriateness to class. Class 1. “Summer Life” 2. “Celebrate Independence” 3. “End of Summer” 4. “Harvest Home” 5. “Silent Night” 6. “Happy New Year” (one blossom)

DEPARTMENT m


RISK MANAGEMENT

CHESTERFIELD MARKETPLACE

MISTING TENT

HOg DIGGITY DOG

DAVLEONARDS BUILDING

GATE 2

BINGO

GRANDSTAND

GATE 1

ENTERTAINMENT

GATE

CHESTERFIELD CHEERS BEER GARDEN

RESTROOMS PUBLIC SAFETY DAY EXHIBITS

MECHANICAL BULL

MONKEY MOTION

VA IS FOR

LOVERS SIGNINFO BOOTHFOOD AREAS

DINING PAVILION

GATE 4

PARKING

ORLEANS TREE CO

Chesterfield tractor club

& BARREL TRAIN RIDES

WWII NAVAL DISPLAY

PERIOD CAMERAS

BLACKSMITH

CIVIL WAR CAMP

CIVIL WAR HOSPITAL

WOODWRIGHT

VIOLIN MAKER

SALT MAN

AMERICANA MUSIC

TINSMITH

MIDWAY GUEST SERVICES

MIDWAY TICKET BOOTH

CARTER MACHINERY

TURKEY HILL COW

RESTROOMS

GATE 3

INDOOR VENDOR INFO

GM OFFICE

SHERIFF

FIRE & EMS

POLICE

PETTING ZOO

PONY RIDES

CAMEL RIDES

ROCKIN A RANCH

PRIMITIVE LIVING EXHIBIT

WEAVER

KIDDIE RIDES

HORSE ARENA

PARADE SETUP AREA GATE 5

DAVIS AUTO DISPLAY

VSU - STEAM

4H TENTS

ARTS & CRAFTS BUILDING

MARINES OBSTACLE COURSE

ACKMONSTer CHAINSAW ART

show me swine

PIG RACES

THE BUTTERFLY ENCOUNTER

MIDWAY ENTRANCE

3-RING SUPER CIRCUS

AGRICADABRA &

brad matchett

comedy HYPNOSIS

FOOD AREAS

ATM



CHESTERFIELD COUNTY FAIR – ENTRY BLANK (No Professionals – someone who makes items for sale or who teaches others for profit.)

Exhibitors must enter through GATE 1 and exit through GATE 4

NO VEHICLES ARE PERMITTED ON THE MIDWAY AND DO NOT BLOCK ANY ROAD WAY

NOTE: When making entries in more than one department, please use separate entry blanks for each department. Entry blanks will be available at Fairgrounds or they may be photocopied. Entry blank is to be brought to Department Superintendent at check-in time.

CHECK-IN TIME: August 22, 2019 (3-8 PM) PICK-UP TIME: September 01, 2019 (2-4 PM) NAME (Please print): _______________________________________ PHONE: ________________________

ADDRESS: _________________________________________________________________________________

Dept. Sec. Class Description (Use exact language from

Premium List) Award Amt. of Award

Claim Check #

Total: _______ _______ _______

Chesterfield County Fair – 10300 Courthouse Road – Chesterfield, VA 23832

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY FAIR – ENTRY BLANK (No Professionals – someone who makes items for sale or who teaches others for profit.)

Exhibitors must enter through GATE 1 and exit through GATE 4

NO VEHICLES ARE PERMITTED ON THE MIDWAY AND DO NOT BLOCK ANY ROAD WAY

NOTE: When making entries in more than one department, please use separate entry blanks for each department. Entry blanks will be available at Fairgrounds or they may be photocopied. Entry blank is to be brought to Department Superintendent at check-in time.

CHECK-IN TIME: August 22, 2019 (3-8 PM) PICK-UP TIME: September 01, 2019 (2-4 PM) NAME (Please print): _______________________________________ PHONE: ________________________

ADDRESS: _________________________________________________________________________________

Dept. Sec. Class Description (Use exact language from

Premium List) Award Amt. of Award

Claim Check #

Total: _______ _______ _______

Chesterfield County Fair – 10300 Courthouse Road – Chesterfield, VA 23832


GarrisonCowardDistrict 68 District 27

District 65 District 66 District 62

DELEGATE

RoxannRobinson

DELEGATE

Lee WareDELEGATE

Kirk CoxCarrie Coyner

Paid for by Friends of Kirk Cox and Authorized by Garrison Coward, Carrie Coyner, Roxann Robinson, and Lee Ware

Your Republican House of Delegates Team

WELCOMES YOU TO THE

Chesterfield County Fair!

GarrisonCowardDistrict 68 District 27

District 65 District 66 District 62

DELEGATE

RoxannRobinson

DELEGATE

Lee WareDELEGATE

Kirk CoxCarrie Coyner

Paid for by Friends of Kirk Cox and Authorized by Garrison Coward, Carrie Coyner, Roxann Robinson, and Lee Ware

Your Republican House of Delegates Team

WELCOMES YOU TO THE

Chesterfield County Fair!

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