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HAINES BOROUGH Box 1209, Haines Alaska 99827 (907)766-2711 FAX 766-2716

"Magic Happens at the Fair!"A complete schedule of events will be available at Fairtime. Be sure to pick upyour copy at the Main Gate. There will be ongoing entertainment, games andcrafts for kids, Alaskan and ethnic foods, carousel rides, Sumo wrestling, theHaines Hustle Fun Run, arts and crafts booths & more on the fairgrounds, aswell as many special events and evening concerts.

Welcome to the Haines Borough and theSoutheast Alaska State Fair!

Every year we look forward to our Southeast Alaska StateFair. We have fond memories of past Fairs...visiting withfriends we may only see at fair time, making new friends,trying out all the great food and enjoying the music,entertainment, activities and vendors.

Each Fair brings new experiences that are the foundation of thosememories that warm our hearts during the long, dark winter months. So, let'sget started on this year's memories and..........

May the Fair Be With You!!Jan Hill, Haines Borough Mayor

FAIR HOURSThursday, July 29, Noon to 8 p.m.

Friday, July 30, Noon to 8 p.m.Saturday, July 31, 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Sunday, Aug. 1, Noon to 4 p.m.

Children 5 years & under......FreeAges 6-12 ................................ $6Adults:Thursday ............................... $10Friday .................................... $15Saturday ................................ $15Sunday .................................. $10

4-DAY PASS ......................... $404-Day Early Bird Rate* .......... $32 *available through June 15th

ADMISSION PRICES (includes evening concerts)

P.O. Box 385Haines, Alaska 99827Phone: (907)766-2476

Fax: (907)[email protected]

Website: www.seakfair.org

BOARD OF DIRECTORSBOARD OF DIRECTORSBOARD OF DIRECTORSBOARD OF DIRECTORSBOARD OF DIRECTORSChairman Deborah DavisVice President Jerry ErnyTreasurer Bob MussemanSecretary Sarah JaymotDirector Paul WheelerDirector Tom MorphetDirector Julie Nordyke AndersonDirector Theresa Raven

Kelly Hostetler - Executive Director

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Your contributions of time and talent are what make thisthe special, friendly Fair you enjoy each year!

TOWN REPRESENTTOWN REPRESENTTOWN REPRESENTTOWN REPRESENTTOWN REPRESENTAAAAATIVESTIVESTIVESTIVESTIVESCOFFMAN COVE Joan Leach, 329-2920CRAIG Judy O'Connor, 826-3287GUSTAVUS Bonnie Kaden, Box 138, Gustavus 99826, 697-2309HAINES Fair Office, Box 385, 99827, 766-2476; Fax: 766-2478HOONAH Nadine Morrison, Box 141, Hoonah 99832, 945-3280JUNEAU Fair Office, Box 385, 99827, 766-2476; Fax: 766-2478KAKE Fair Office, Box 385, 99827, 766-2476; Fax: 766-2478KETCHIKAN Fair Office, Box 385, 99827, 766-2476; Fax: 766-2478PELICAN Cindy Stewart, 735-2243PETERSBURG Mary Miller, Box 1493, Petersburg 99833, 772-4998SITKA Janette Berry, Box 1905, Sitka 99835, 747-3222SKAGWAY Donna Snyder, Box 734, Skagway 99840, 983-3222TENAKEE Fair Office, Box 385, 99827, 766-2476; Fax: 766-2478WHITEHORSE Fair Office, Box 385, 99827, 766-2476; Fax: 766-2478WRANGELL Dianne Lightner, Box 224, Wrangell 99929, 874-2868

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GENERAL INDEX

Advertisers Index .................................. inside back coverAdmission Prices ...........................................................1Champions 2009 ............................................................8Rules & Entry Procedure .............................................5-7Fiddle Contest ..............................................................28Logging Show ..............................................................10Lovable Dog Contest ....................................................52Songwriter Contest ....................................................... 26Town Representatives ...................................................2

Department Index & Exhibit Entry DeadlinesDepartment Entry Times Page

AGRICULTUREA Crops & Vegetables Wednesday, July 28, 9 am-1pm 9B Flowers Wednesday, July 28, 9 am-1pm 13

HOME ARTSF Baked Goods Wednesday, July 28, 9 am-1 pm 25G Beer & Wine Fri., July 23, 10 am-6 pm, Sat., July 24, 9 am-1 pm 28H Preserved Foods Fri., July 23, 10 am-6 pm, Sat., July 24, 9 am-1 pm 29I Crochet Fri., July 23, 10 am-6 pm, Sat., July 24, 9 am-1 pm 31J Knitting Fri., July 23, 10 am-6 pm, Sat., July 24, 9 am-1 pm 33K Needlework Fri., July 23, 10 am-6 pm, Sat., July 24, 9 am-1 pm 35L Fiber Arts Fri., July 23, 10 am-6 pm, Sat., July 24, 9 am-1 pm 36M Quilting Fri., July 23, 10 am-6 pm, Sat., July 24, 9 am-1 pm 37N Sewing Fri., July 23, 10 am-6 pm, Sat., July 24, 9 am-1 pm 38

FINE ARTS & CRAFTSO Fine Arts Fri., July 23, 10 am-6 pm, Sat., July 24, 9 am-1 pm 39P Fine Crafts Fri., July 23, 10 am-6 pm, Sat., July 24, 9 am-1 pm 40Q Writing & Music Fri., July 23, 10 am-6 pm, Sat., July 24, 9 am-1 pm 41R Photography Fri., July 23, 10 am-6 pm, Sat., July 24, 9 am-1 pm 43S Woodworking Fri., July 23, 10 am-6 pm, Sat., July 24, 9 am-1 pm 45T Native Style Arts Fri., July 23, 10 am-6 pm, Sat., July 24, 9 am-1 pm 46U Pioneer Arts Fri., July 23, 10 am-6 pm, Sat., July 24, 9 am-1 pm 47

& RecyclingV Hobbies & Crafts Fri., July 23, 10 am-6 pm, Sat., July 24, 9 am-1 pm 49

YOUTHW School Projects Fri., July 23, 10 am-6 pm, Sat., July 24, 9 am-1 pm 51

RULES & REGULRULES & REGULRULES & REGULRULES & REGULRULES & REGULAAAAATIONSTIONSTIONSTIONSTIONS1. Entries are open to all.2. Exhibitor must be the bonafide maker or grower of the article, or, in the case of livestock,

the owner for 90 days prior to the fair. Items that are not the work of the exhibitor may beentered for display only.

3. With the exception of live animals or plants, no entry shall have been previously entered inthe Southeast State Fair for judging. Exhibits should have been completed within the pastyear unless otherwise specified.

4. No exhibit will be allowed to compete for more than one premium. Only one entry per Lotexcept as otherwise specified.

5. If items are for sale, this information, along with the price, should be on a special tag availablefrom the Fair. The Fair will charge a 15 percent commission.

6. When three or more exhibits of the same type are entered in “Other,” the Superintendent mayestablish a separate Class for judging and awarding. If a Lot already exists for a category,“Other” may not be used.

7. Every possible precaution to protect the exhibits and property while they are being exhibitedwill be taken, but it is understood that the Corporation shall in no way be held responsiblefor loss, damage or injury of any kind from any source whatsoever. No person is allowedto cross the exhibit barriers.

8. NO EXHIBIT MAY BE REMOVED FROM THE FAIRGROUNDS BEFORE CLOSING ONSUNDAY, AUG. 1. Permission is required from fair office before removing exhibits. Exhibitswill not be released except to owners with proper I.D. or written permission from owner (withverification). All exhibits should be removed from the Fair no later than 4 p.m. Monday, Aug.2. The Southeast Alaska State Fair, Inc. will not be responsible for exhibits left at theFairgrounds after this time.

9. Any additional rules pertaining to a specific Department will be defined within thatDepartment description.

10. The right is reserved to refuse or accept conditionally any entry offered.11. Dogs and other animals will be allowed to enter the Fairgrounds ONLY with written

permission from the Fair office, animals entered in exhibits and special eventsexcepted. Exceptions for exhibits or other special events must be returned to their stall orstable or removed from the Fairgrounds immediately after the scheduled event. Exercisingof authorized animals must be done at a time and place designated by the Fair. It will bethe owner’s responsibility to clean up after their animal.

12. Should exceedingly adverse weather conditions occur that would make carrying out theregular program for that day impractical, such program or event may be postponed oromitted.

13. The Board of Directors reserves the final right to interpret these rules and regulations andto settle all questions connected with or incident to the Fair which are not covered herein.

14. No alcoholic beverages shall be brought into the Fairgrounds. Alcohol sold at theFair may be consumed only in designated areas.

15. No unauthorized camping or sleeping in stalls, barns.16. No unauthorized vehicles on Fairgrounds.17. 11 o’clock curfew will be enforced. Curfew may be extended on Thurs. & Sat. for dances.

ENTRY PROCEDUREENTRY PROCEDUREENTRY PROCEDUREENTRY PROCEDUREENTRY PROCEDURE1. Entries may be made either in person or through coordination with the Town Representative

in each town.2. Mailed entries should be marked clearly on the outside of the package “Fair Exhibit” with the

name of the exhibitor, address, Department, Class and Lot in which the exhibit is to beentered written on the outside of the package and also firmly attached to each exhibit. Mailedentries should be sent in care of the Southeast Alaska State Fair, P.O. Box 385, Haines,Alaska 99827, must be sent prepaid, and must be received by July 25, 2007.

3. Each exhibitor will be assigned an ID number based on the location where they enter anexhibit. This ID number should be used on all entries. There is a place on each exhibit tag

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for your ID number. Your assigned ID number will identify the exhibitor as well as eachexhibit. Permanent Fair numbers will not be used this year.

4. It is the responsibility of the exhibitor to fill out an exhibit tag for each item they enter. Pleasebe sure to include your correct mailing address. Exhibits which have been erroneouslyentered in a Class, may at the discretion of the Department Superintendent, be transferredto the proper Class before judging.

5. Exhibit ID numbers and tags are available from your town representative or the Fair Office.6. The pink copy of the exhibit tag is the exhibitor’s claim check. Please bring your pink copy

to claim your exhibit after the Fair.

DIVISIONSWithin each department there are divisions based on age or level of expertise. You mustdesignate which division applies to you.1. Junior Division: For exhibitors age 16 and under. If you circle this division you must alsostate your grade at the time the exhibit was grown/made. Grade level will be taken intoconsideration in the judging for this division. If you fail to fill in your grade, you willautomatically be placed in the highest age group. Junior-division categories include:Preschool through 2nd grade; 3rd through 6th grade; 7th through 9th grade; 10th through 12thgrade.2. Senior Division: For exhibitors 17 years of age and up.3. Professional: For exhibitors who have taught for a fee or sold more than $500 inmerchandise in one calendar year.4. Group: For exhibits created by 2 or more people.

RIBBONSRibbons will be awarded as follows:

Department Grand Champion - Large Purple RosetteJunior Division Champion - Large Blue RosetteSenior Division Champion - Large Blue RosetteProfessional Division Champion - Large Blue RosetteGroup Division Champion - Large Blue RosetteBest of Class - Blue RosetteFirst Place - Blue RibbonSecond Place - Red RibbonThird Place - White Ribbon

Each Lot is judged and places given. A "Best of Class" is chosen from among the blue ribbonwinners within the same Class. Each Division Champion is selected from the Best of Classwinners in the same division. There may be a Champion chosen for each division: Junior,Senior, Professional and Group. The Department Champion will be chosen from the divisionwinners.

PREMIUMSPremium payments are made only in the Junior Division. Prizes are awarded insponsored departments.

Departments judgedon the American System:

First Place - $3.00Second Place - $2.00Third Place - $1.00

Judging results are posted on each exhibit tag and posted on the fair website.

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Southeast Alaska State Fair, Inc.P. O. Box 385 • Haines, Alaska 99827• (907)766-2476

You must circleapplicable division.

Give grade level ifyou circled“1. Junior”

Keep pink copy.

Attach other copiesto your exhibit.

Fill out clearlyand completely.

Year_______ I.D. No. _______

Department ______________

Class __________

Lot____________Division

1. JUNIOR______2. SENIOR3. PROFESSIONAL4. GROUP

Description of item___________________________

NAME

MAILING

ADDRESS

CITY STATE ZIP

PHONE

PLEASE PRINTPLEASE PRINTPLEASE PRINTPLEASE PRINTPLEASE PRINT

PRIZE: 1st 2nd 3rd Class Champ Division Champ

Methods of Judging:

American System: Used in all Departments except the two specifically for youthentries and Creative Writing & Music. The American System considers product standardsand fulfillment of exhibit requirements. The judge inspects all exhibits in a Lot andcomparatively ranks them, selecting only one first place, one second place, and one thirdplace. All ribbons will be awarded on the individual worth of the exhibit. In no case will anexhibit be given a ribbon that it would not merit in full competition.

Copies of judging score cards for each Department are available by request from the FairOffice.

Each exhibit must be accompanied by an Exhibit Tag, which are available at the Fair Officeor from your Town Representative.

White - Office Pink - Exhibitor Manila - Exhibit

Exhibitor identification numbers will be assigned by the Town Representativeor the Fair Office. Only one number per person will be issued, either a new numberor your number from past years.

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Division Champions: Crops and Veggies. MichelleLaBrosse (Sr.); Troy Clark (Jr.); Flowers. Suzanne Vuillet-Smith (Sr.); Nora Prisciandaro (Jr.); Rabbits. Kaya Ramirez(Jr.); Baked Goods. Joshua Hotch (Sr.); Autumn Gross (Jr.);Beer & Wine. Deana Stout (Sr.); Preserved Foods. LindaAxsom (Sr.); Rodney Hinson (Prof.); Crochet Arts. BarbaraCrabtree (Sr.); Alexandria Chapin (Jr.); Knitting. Corinna Hill(Jr.); Allison Haas (Sr.); Needlework. Joyce Thomas (Sr.);Fiber Arts. Becky Frank (Prof.); Tia Heywood (Jr.); AllisonHaas (Sr.); Quilting. Lucy Hirsch (Prof.); Deborah Owen(Sr.); Tia Heywood (Jr.); Sewing. Janice Dubber (Sr.);Amber Ford (Jr.); Fine Arts. Tina Cyr (Prof.); CarverCulbeck (Jr.); Caleah Gadd (Sr.); Fine Crafts. JanDubber (Prof.); Cheri Hutchins (Sr.); Writing & Music.

Tia Heywood (Jr.); Robert Marquardt (Sr.); Photography.Les Gage (Sr.); Bart Henderson (Prof.); Haley Stout (Jr.);

Woodworking. Gregory Podsiki (Sr.); Joey Jacobson (Prof.); CharlieMoody (Jr.); Native Arts. Tia Heywood (Jr.); Jenny Lyn Smith (Prof.); Joyce Thomas (Sr.);Kitty Young (Prof.); Pioneer & Recycling. Joey Jacobson (Prof.); Tia Heywood (Jr.);Maggie Stern (Sr.); Hobbies & Crafts. Joyce Thomas. People’s Choice Awards: Wood-working, Joey Jacobson. Crocheting, Allison Haas. Sewing, Jessica Rettinger. Fiber Arts,Jean Smith. Fine Crafts, Evan Burnette. Fine Arts, Caleah Gadd. Crops and Vegetables,Doris Ward. Flowers, Rayne Litera. School Projects, Tia Heywood. Quilting, Sabra Jenkins.Photography, Judy Rice. Knitting, Maggie Stern. Pioneer Arts, Joey Jacobson. Recyclingarts, Irene Hofling. Hobbies and Crafts, Jack Ford.Fiddle Contest: 1. (tie) Eli Fierer and Libby Sterling. 3. Eric Holle. Singer-SongwriterContest: Burl Sheldon. Horseshoe tournament: 1.Paul Wheeler, 2. Jim Wilkedold, 3. BillFinlay. Fisherman’s Rodeo: Gear baiting, Lee Nash. Survival suit donning, BrentCrowe. Net mending, Cesar Alvarado. Maritime trivia, Colleen Hogan. High-point award,Brent Crowe. Haines Hustle men’s and women’s winners:5K, Max Brittenham, 24.35; Deb Kemp, 26.3. 10K, Chandler Kemp, 34.2; Alissa Henry,51.21. Trail half-marathon, Tim Hockin, 1.44.51; Olivia Klupar, 2.38.03. Co-ed softball: 1.Kappler Computers; 2. Team PBR; 3. Solar Power. Volleyball: 1. Gustavus, 2. Haines.Most lovable dog: Adult dog, 1. Catch; 2. Daisy; 3. Griffin. Puppy class, 1. Ruby; 2. Amber;3. Lucy. Parade: Floats, 1. Port Chilkoot Company; 2. KHNS. Dance group: Yees Ku OoDancers. Youth: Juneau Jumpers. Costume: Diane Arnold. Logging Show. Women’s AxThrow. 1.Ashley Sage, 2. Anna Burnett,Throw. 1. Shane Horton, 2. Jesse Hay, 3. MattDeSpain; Choker Setting/Hook Tender. 1. Matt DeSpain, 2. Fred Chambers-Piper, 3.Jordan Baumgartner; Women’s Small Saw. 1. Anna Burnett, 2. Ashley Sage, 3. DianaLapham; Jack and Jill Handbucking. 1. Ashley Sage/Erwin Hertz, 2. Anna Burnett/JesseHay, 3. Kim Chambers/Fred Chambers-Piper; Obstacle Bucking. 1.Fred Chambers-Piper,2. Kerry Town; Men’s Large Saw. 1. Pete Lapham, 2. Jay Linhart, 3. Jesse Linhart; SingleHandbucking. 1. Matt DeSpain, 2. Fred Chambers-Piper, 3. Ashley Sage; Log Rolling. 1.Matt DeSpain, 2. Kim Chambers, 3. Fred Chambers-Piper. Bull of the Woods, Ma ttDeSpain; Babe of the Woods, Ashley Sage.

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VEGETABLES

Class A Non-organic Field-grownvegetables other than potatoes

Lot 01 Beans, broad or horse, 6 podsLot 02 Beans, green, 6 podsLot 03 Beans, yellow, 6 podsLot 04 Beans, purple, 6 podsLot 05 Beets, elongated, 3, tops removed

to 1 inchLot 06 Beets, for greens, bunch of 10 with

roots attachedLot 07 Beets, round, 3, tops removed to 1

inchLot 08 Beets, sugar, 3, tops removed to 1

inchLot 09 Broccoli, green, 1 head or tied bunchLot 10 Broccoli, purple, 1 head or tied bunchLot 11 Brussel sprouts, 1 quartLot 12 Cabbage, green, 1 head, 3-5 lbs.

with 3 wrapper leavesLot 13 Cabbage, savoy, 1 head, 3-5 lbs.

with 3 wrapper leavesLot 14 Cabbage, red, 1 head, 3-5 lbs. with 3

wrapper leavesLot 15 Cabbage, otherLot 16 Carrots, long tapers, 5, tops removed

to 1 inchLot 17 Carrots, other, 5, tops removed to 1

inchLot 18 Cauliflower, 1 head trimmed for

market

Lot 19 Celery, one plant, roots offLot 20 CeleriacLot 21 Collard greens, 1 bunchLot 22 Cucumbers, 3 small pickles, 2-3

inches longLot 23 Cucumbers, 3 dill pickles, 5-6" longLot 24 Cucumbers, 3 slicing, over 6" longLot 25 Endive, 1 plantLot 26 Kale, 1 plant or 5 stalksLot 27 Kale, flowering, 1 plantLot 28 Kohlrabi, 3 green, trimmedLot 29 Kohlrabi, 3 purple, trimmedLot 30 Leeks, 3Lot 31 Lettuce, butter head, 1 with 3

wrapper leavesLot 32 Lettuce, head, 1 with 3 wrapper

leavesLot 33 Lettuce, leaf, green, 1 plantLot 34 Lettuce, leaf, red, 1 plantLot 35 Lettuce, Romaine, 1 plantLot 36 Mustard greens, 1 bunchLot 37 Onions, bunching, 6Lot 38 Onions, dry, 3Lot 39 Onions, pickling, 1 pintLot 40 Parsnips, 3, tops removed to 1 inchLot 41 Peas, 6 podsLot 42 Peas, edible pods, 6Lot 43 Peppers, 3

DEPARTMENT A - CROPS & VEGETABLESEntry Period: WEDNESDAY, July 28, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.Judging: WEDNESDAY, July 28, 1 p.m.-8 p.m.Judging System: American

- Please consult the Entry Procedure for general entry rules.- All entries in this Department should be true to type and variety,medium in size, uniform, and of good quality. They must be clean, no dead foliage, free frominsect or other injury, in edible condition. Root vegetables should have the tops trimmed toone inch. Whole plant classes have the roots removed, but may retain three wrapper leavesfor effective display. Bunch classes should be tied with a rubber band, string or metalfastener.

- Extremes in size should be avoided except in Class C. Follow the specifications in thepremium list below. For further information refer to the Cooperative Extension Servicepublication #39, “Vegetables - Selection and Preparation for Display.”

- Specify variety and/or trade name on Exhibit Tag. Town Reps or out-of-town exhibitors:Please notify the Fair (766-2476) how many exhibits are coming on the airlift.

- Organically grown: only two animal or vegetable fertilizers.- Out of town entries will not be returned unless specified on entry tag.- Classes and Lots are the same for each Division.

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The 2010 Southeast Alaska State Fair Logging Showevents will be held Saturday, July 31.

Women’s Events begin at 1 p.m.1. Ax Throwing2. Choker Setting3. Hand Bucking4. Power Saw Bucking

In the event of a tie for overall points, a strawline foot race will be the run-off event.

Men’s Events will follow Women's Logging Contest1. Choker Setting2. Ax Throwing3. Hand Bucking4. Log Rolling5. Small Power Saw Bucking6. Large Power Saw Bucking7. Obstacle Bucking8. Hook Tender’s Contest

In the event of a tie for overall points, jousting will be the run-off event.

Registration for these events shall be by mail or in person. Mail registration opens June16, 2010. Send registrations to Logging Show, P.O. Box 385, Haines, Alaska 99827. In-person registration opens July 30, 2010 at the Logging Show booth during the Fair. Regis-tration deadlines for both women's and men's events are 12 p.m. Saturday, July 31.

Thanks to our sponsor: Lynn View Lodge

• Only those persons with a 30-day residency in Alaska or the Yukon are eligible toparticipate in the Logging Show events. Proof of residency must be provided uponrequest of the show judges.• You must provide your own tools for these events — either your own, borrowed, orrented. The care and maintenance of these tools are your responsibility. Hard hatsare required for the power bucking, ax throwing, obstacle bucking and hook tendersevents. Caulked footware is required for the log rolling contest.• The entry fee will be $10.00 for one and each event entered. The fee will be paid atthe registration table before the events begin. A waiver of responsibility must besigned before any contestant may participate.• Complete rules will be available at the Fair office.

Lot 44 Pumpkin, 1Lot 45 Radish, red, tops removed, bunch of

6Lot 46 Radish, white icicle, tops removed,

bunch of 6Lot 47 Radish, winter, 5, tops removedLot 48 Rhubarb, 3 stalks, leaves removedLot 49 Rutabagas, 3, tops removedLot 50 Spinach, 1 bunchLot 51 Spinach, New Zealand, 1 bunchLot 52 Squash, white, pattypan or scallop,

3, not over 6" in diameterLot 53 Squash, yellow zucchini, 3, not over

12" longLot 54 Squash, yellow, 3Lot 55 Squash, green zucchini, 3, not over

12" longLot 56 Squash, winter, 1Lot 57 Squash, other, 3Lot 58 Sweet corn, 3 earsLot 59 Swiss chard, green, 1 plantLot 60 Tomatoes, green, 3 over 2½ inches

in diameterLot 61 Tomatoes, ripe, 3Lot 62 Tomatoes, pear, 3Lot 63 Turnip, purple top, 3Lot 64 Turnip, early white type, 3Lot 65 Turnip greens, bunch of 3 with tur-

nips attachedLot 66 Other

Class A-1 Organic Field-grown veg-etables other than potatoes.

Lots same as Class AClass B Potatoes

Lot 01 White, 3Lot 02 Red, 3Lot 03 Russet, 3Lot 04 Fingerlings, 3Lot 05 Other, 3

Class B-1 Potatoes - OrganicLots same as Class B

Class C Largest vegetable, must beclean, free from injury, roots removed,and may keep all leaves.

Lot 01 Beet, any garden varietyLot 02 BroccoliLot 03 Cabbage, greenLot 04 Cabbage, redLot 05 CarrotLot 06 CauliflowerLot 07 CeleryLot 08 ChardLot 09 RadishLot 10 Green Zucchini

Class C-1 Largest vegetable - OrganicLots same as Class C

Class D Herbs. All herbs should be freshand secured in sheaves approxi-mately ½-inch in diameter.

Lot 01 AniseLot 02 CatnipLot 03 ChervilLot 04 ChivesLot 05 ComfreyLot 06 DillLot 07 GarlicLot 08 Giant garlicLot 09 OreganoLot 10 ParsleyLot 11 PeppermintLot 12 RosemaryLot 13 SageLot 14 ShallotLot 15 SpearmintLot 16 Summer savoryLot 17 Sweet basilLot 18 Sweet marjoramLot 19 TansyLot 20 TarragonLot 21 ThymeLot 22 Other

Class D-1 Herbs - OrganicLots same as Class D

Class E Herbs, potted.....Lots same as Class D

Class F Berries, cultivated, varietymust be named. Half pint per lot,stems removed, except where noted

Lot 01 BlueberriesLot 02 Currants, blackLot 03 Currants, redLot 04 Currants, whiteLot 05 GooseberriesLot 06 RaspberriesLot 07 Strawberries (with caps)Lot 08 Other

Class F-1 Cultivated Berries - OrganicLots same as Class F

Class G Wild berries, judged for table qual-ity. Half pint per lot, stems removed.

Lot 01 BlueberriesLot 02 Currants, blackLot 03 Currants, redLot 04 ServiceberriesLot 05 Highbush cranberriesLot 06 HuckleberriesLot 07 LingonberriesLot 08 RaspberriesLot 09 RosehipsLot 10 Other

Department A (continued)

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Class H Displays non-organicLot 01 Best display of vegetableLot 02 Best display of herbsLot 03 Miniature vegetable box display

Class H-1 Displays - OrganicLots same as Class H

Class I Greenhouse grownLot 01 Cucumbers, pickling, 3Lot 02 Cucumbers, slicing, 3Lot 03 Eggplant, 1Lot 04 Peppers, minimum of 3, green,

yellow, redLot 05 Peppers, minimum of 2, hotLot 06 Tomatoes, cherry red or yellow pear,

1 pintLot 07 Tomatoes, red, minimum of 3Lot 08 Tomatoes, yellow, minimum of 3Lot 09 Tomatoes, green, minimum of 3Lot 10 Pumpkin, 1Lot 11 Watermelon, 1Lot 12 Other

Class I-1 Greenhouse grown - OrganicLots same as Class I

CROPSClass J Sheaf grains (one bunch

approximately 1" in diameter)Lot 01 BarleyLot 02 OatsLot 03 RapeseedLot 04 WheatLot 05 Other

Class J-1 Sheaf grains - OrganicLots same as Class J

Class K Forage crops (one sheaf at least1" in diameter)

Lot 01 AlfalfaLot 02 Red cloverLot 03 Other cloverLot 04 BromegrassLot 05 TimothyLot 06 Other grass hayLot 07 Cereal hayLot 08 Legume hayLot 09 Native forageLot 10 Other

Class K-1 Forage Crops OrganicLots same as Class K

TREE FRUITSClass L Apples

Lot 01 Waxen (sour cooking apple), 3Lot 02 Yellow transparent, 3Lot 03 Northern Spy, 3Lot 04 Winter Banana, 3Lot 05 Crabapples, 3Lot 06 Mixed colors, red/yellow/green, 3Lot 07 Other

Class L-1 Apples - OrganicLots same as Class L

Class M Cherries, stems onLot 01 Bing, one-half pintLot 02 Royal Ann, one-half pintLot 03 Lambert, one-half pintLot 04 Black Republican, one-half pintLot 05 Pie, one-half pintLot 06 Other, one-half pint

Class M-1 Cherries OrganicLots same as Class M

Class N Other fruits not already mentioned

Class N-1 Other fruits - Organic

Department A (continued)

DEPARTMENT B - FLOWERSEntry Period: WEDNESDAY, July 28, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.Judging: WEDNESDAY, July 28, 1 p.m.-8 p.m.Judging System: American

- Please consult the Entry Procedure for general entry rules.- All specimens must have appropriate self-foliage attached to thestem of the specimen unless otherwise noted, with the exception of gladioli, dahlia andbegonia classes.

- A tightly closed bud or one that has not sufficiently expanded to show the typical form andbeauty of the coming bloom is not acceptable as a bloom.

- A spike is a specimen with short or long influorescence, usually unbranched except indelphinium. Florets surround the main axis at close intervals with buds developing on theelongated tip, as in lupines, delphinium and gladiolus.

- A spray consists of one stem (not a branch), with or without a central flower or bud. Anyerect spray with the lead bloom open will be acceptable. Nemesia, cosmos and godetiaare spray types.

- Stalk designates a stiff stem, branching or not, with one or more flowers such as clarkia,annual larkspur and lily.

- Stem is the main axis of a plant.- Bloom is used to designate an individual flower terminating a stem, such as exhibitiontype roses. If a Lot already exists for a category, “Other” may not be used. “Other”varieties must be named.

- When 2 or more entries of the same type are entered, a new Lot will be created.- Be sure and follow guidelines for each Lot as to number of items to enter. If 3 are calledfor, 1 or 5 may disqualify, only 3 will be accepted.

- Grooming: Flowers and plants should be groomed to remove dirt and spray residue, aswell as dead foliage. Specimens may be groomed in any way which does not alter theirtypical features.

- Indicate on tag if hothouse grown.- Town Reps or out-of-town exhibitors: Please notify the Fair (766-2476) how manyexhibits are coming on airlift.

- Classes and Lots are the same for each Division.

Class A WildflowersLot 01 Cut, 3-6 eachLot 02 ArrangementLot 03 Exhibit book, etc.

Class B AnnualsLot 01 Ageratum, 3 sprays over 3½”Lot 02 Aster, ball or pompom, 3 bloomsLot 03 Aster, giant crego or shaggy type,

3 bloomsLot 04 Aster, miniature, 3 blooms

under 2½ inchesLot 05 Aster, spider or cactus, 3 bloomsLot 06 Aster, collection of 3-5 different

typesLot 07 Bells of Ireland, 3 stalks with

foliage removed

Lot 08 Calendula, 3 bloomsLot 09 Candytuft, hyacinth, 3 stems

to 10"Lot 10 Candytuft, umbellata, 3 stems

to 10"Lot 11 Carnations, 3 bloomsLot 12 Centaurea, bachelor buttons,

6 bloomsLot 13 Clarkia, 3 spikesLot 14 Cosmos, single, 1 spray to 12"Lot 15 Dianthus, double, 3 spraysLot 16 Dianthus, single, 3 spraysLot 17 Everlasting, acroclinium,

6 bloomsLot 18 Everlasting, helichrysum, 6 blooms

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Lot 19 Everlasting, statice, 3 spraysLot 20 Feverfew, white, 3 sprays 10-12"Lot 21 Feverfew, yellow, 3 sprays 10-12"Lot 22 Godetia, 3 sprays to 12"Lot 23 Livingston Daisy, 6 bloomsLot 24 Lobelia, 3 spraysLot 25 Marigold, small flowered under 2½”,

6 bloomsLot 26 Marigold, large flowered 2½-4",

3 bloomsLot 27 Marigold, giant flowered, over 4",

3 bloomsLot 28 Marigold, double French, 3 bloomsLot 29 Marigold, single French, 3 bloomsLot 30 Mignonette, 3 stemsLot 31 Nasturtium, double, 6 blooms,

no foliageLot 32 Naturtium, single, 6 blooms, no

foliageLot 33 Nemesia, 3 spraysLot 34 Nicotiana, 2 sprays to 12"Lot 35 Pansy, large flowered over 2½”,

6 blooms, no foliageLot 36 Pansy, small flowered to 2½”,

6 blooms, no foliageLot 37 Petunia, collection, 1 bloom each of

3 to 5 varieties, 6-8" stemsLot 38 Petunia, double, 3 blooms, 6-8"Lot 39 Petunia, single, ruffled or fringed,

3 blooms, 6-8 inch stemLot 40 Phlox, giant tetra, 3 stems to 10"Lot 41 Phlox, star or twinkle, 3 stems to 10"Lot 42 Poppy, carnation, 3 blooms, no

foliage requiredLot 43 Poppy, double California, 6 blooms,

no foliage requiredLot 44 Poppy, single California, 6 blooms,

no foliage required

Lot 45 Poppy, shirley, 3 blooms, no foliagerequired

Lot 46 Salvia, 3 stalks over 6 inchesLot 47 Schizanthus, butterfly, 3 spraysLot 48 Snapdragons, butterfly, 2 spikesLot 49 Snapdragons, collection, 1 spike

each 3 to 5 varietiesLot 50 Snapdragons, regular type, 2 spikesLot 51 Snapdragons, tetra or giant ruffled,

2 spikesLot 52 Stock, double, 3 stems no side

branchesLot 53 Sunflower, double, 1 bloom, 2-6"Lot 54 Sunflower, single, 1 bloom, 2-6"Lot 55 Sweet peas, giant ruffled, 6 stems,

no foliage requiredLot 56 Sweet peas, other, 6 stemsLot 57 Verbena, 3 stems to 10 inchesLot 58 Vines, flowering, 1 stem to 30"Lot 59 Zinnia, large flowered over 2½”,

3 bloomsLot 60 Zinnia, small flowered under 2½",

3 bloomsLot 61 Other, 3 blooms, sprays, spikes

Class CClass CClass CClass CClass C Perennials, Biennials.Perennials, Biennials.Perennials, Biennials.Perennials, Biennials.Perennials, Biennials.Self-foliage attached to specimenrequired, except as noted.

Lot 01 Achillea, any kind, 1 sprayLot 02 Anemone, double, 3 bloomsLot 03 Anemone, single, 3 bloomsLot 04 Armeria, 3 stemsLot 05 Aster, best collection, 3 spraysLot 06 Astilbe, 3 flower headsLot 07 Campanula, 3 spraysLot 08 Centaurea, bachelor button, 2 spraysLot 09 Columbine, 3 stemsLot 10 Daisy, English, 6 blooms

Department B (continued)

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Class C continuedLot 11 Daisy, double pyrethrum, 6 bloomsLot 12 Daisy, single pyrethrum, 6 bloomsLot 13 Daisy, double Shasta, 3 bloomsLot 14 Daisy, single Shasta, 3 bloomsLot 15 Delphinium, giant hybrid, 1 spikeLot 16 Delphinium, others, 1 spikeLot 17 Dianthus, Sweet William, 3 stemsLot 18 Dianthus, other, any color, 3 spraysLot 19 Edelweiss, 3 bloomsLot 20 Forget-me-nots, 3 stemsLot 21 Foxgloves, 3 spikesLot 22 Gaillardia, 3 bloomsLot 23 Gypsophila, 3 spraysLot 24 Hemerocalis (Daylily), 3 stemsLot 25 Hop vine, 1 stem to 30 inchesLot 26 Honeysuckle vine, 1 stem to 30"Lot 27 Lily, tiger, 1 stemLot 28 Lily, upward facing types, 1 stemLot 29 Lily, trumpet, 1 stemLot 30 Lily, other, 1 stemLot 31 Lily, best collection, 1 stalk each 3 to

5 varieties

Lot 32 Lupine, 1 stalkLot 33 Lychnis, Maltese Cross, any color,

3 stemsLot 34 Lythrum, 3 spikesLot 35 Monkshood, 1 spike, no side

branchesLot 36 Phlox, 1 stem to 15 inchesLot 37 Poppy, Iceland, 6 blooms, no foliageLot 38 Ranunculus, 3 blooms, no foliageLot 39 Spirea, 3 spraysLot 40 Sweet pea, 3 stemsLot 41 Veronica, 3 spikesLot 42 Violas, 5 bloomsLot 43 Flowering or fruited shrubs or trees

1 stem to 30"Lot 44 Other flowering vinesLot 45 Other flowers

Class D DahliasEnter one collection of 3 dahlias,made up from 1 to 3 types. Self-foliage not required.

Class E Gladioli, shown with 3 leavesLot 01 One spikeLot 02 Collection of miniature type, 1 spike

each of 3 to 5 varieties

Class F RoseSelf-foliage attached to stem

Lot 01 Climber, 1 lateralLot 02 Floribunda, 1 sprayLot 03 Grandiflora, 1 bloomLot 04 Tea rose, 1 bloomLot 05 Potted rose, 1 plant, pot not to

be judgedLot 06 RugosaLot 07 Other

Class G Tuberose BegoniasLot 01 Double flowered, 1 bloomLot 02 Rose and/or camellia, 1 bloomLot 03 Fimbriata, 1 bloomLot 04 Single, no side flowers, 1 bloomLot 05 Fibrous

Class H Cacti and SucculentsLot 01 BarrelLot 02 Hen and chickensLot 03 Old manLot 04 Rat tail cactusLot 05 Warty aloe

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Welcome Haines visitors and fair participants

Clean, Friendly, and close to the fair grounds

While there, step into Jan’s Place featuring an assortment of original beadwork by Jan,

glasswork imported from Anchorage and other Alaskan Collectibles.

Lot 06 Christmas or Easter cactusLot 07 Jade plantLot 08 Collection of cacti and/or succulentsLot 09 Other

Class I Potted House Plants, oneentry per Lot.Must have been in pos-session of owner/exhibitor at least90 days prior to entry. Lots 1-14 areflowering types and must be in bloom.

Lot 01 AchimenesLot 02 African violet, singleLot 03 African violet, doubleLot 04 African violet, miniatureLot 05 Begonia, other than tuberousLot 06 GardeniaLot 07 Geranium, zonal, common houseLot 08 Geranium, Martha Washington typeLot 09 GloxiniaLot 10 Impatiens, balsam

Lot 11 Jerusalem cherryLot 12 Lily, callaLot 13 OrchidLot 14 Other flowering type

Lots 15-26 are foliage typeLot 15 Baby tearsLot 16 Begonia, rex, etc.Lot 17 CaladiumLot 18 ColeusLot 19 Ivy (any variety), must be namedLot 20 Maranta, prayer plantLot 21 PalmLot 22 PhilodendronLot 23 Sanseveria, dwarfLot 24 Sanseveria, regularLot 25 Umbrella plantLot 26 Collection of foliage plants in one

containerLot 27 Other foliage typeLot 28 Hoya


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Class J Hanging BasketsExhibitor may enter a total of 5 hangingcontainers with any kind of flowers or plants

Class K Tub Class, containers larger than 6" across at the top, one entry perLot.

Lot 01 TreeLot 02 AnnualLot 03 CombinationLot 04 PerennialsLot 05 Flowering vegetablesLot 06 Other

Class L ArtisticLot 01 A buffet or mantle arrangementLot 02 A table arrangement using a selec-

tion of flowers, not to exceed 12" in


height, including containerLot 03 Dried flowersLot 04 Other

Class M Special ArrangementsLot 01 Bloom cycle - a bud, one half-open

flower and one full bloom arrangedwith self foliage, if possible

Lot 02 Woods and fields - fresh material,no flowers

Lot 03 Angel wings - fresh flowers, all whiteLot 04 Patchwork - collection of flowers in

one garden, min. of 5 differentLot 05 Past and present - driftwood and

fresh flowersLot 06 Miniature, max. 4" heightLot 07 TerrariumLot 08 Dish Garden

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Market

Sign up online or contact [email protected] for information.

Start at Dalton City$10 sign-up. Number, medal & T-shirt to each runner.

Cool prizes for top male and female runner in each race.

Haines Hustle Fun Run -Saturday, July 31

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Visit Historic Skagway

Gateway to the Klondike!

Welcome to the Southeast Alaska State Fair

Convenient access between

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DEPARTMENT F - BAKED GOODSEntry Period: WEDNESDAY, July 28, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Judging: WEDNESDAY, July 28 after 1 p.m.Judging System: American

- Please consult the Entry Procedure for general entry rules.- Special instructions: All entries in this Department must be home-prepared by the exhibitor.Exhibitors should wrap their own exhibits in cellophane or plastic wrap. Please usedisposable containers.

- A list of ingredients is required with all entries.- All entries in this Department become the property of the Fair and will not be returnedunless requested on the exhibit tag.

- Any entry not adhering to the rules of entry will be disqualified or penalized as the judgechooses. Please note that if six are called for, five or seven is incorrect.

- A refrigerator case will be provided for baked goods with cream/custard fillings or frostings.- Town Reps or out-of-town exhibitors: Please notify the Fair, 766-2476, with how manyexhibits are coming on the airlift.

- One entry per lot unless otherwise specified.- Classes and Lots are the same for each Division.

Class A Yeast Breads, CommercialYeast One whole loaf per Lot.

Lot 01 WhiteLot 02 Whole wheatLot 03 RyeLot 04 BatterLot 05 Fruit and/or nutLot 06 CinnamonLot 07 PotatoLot 08 Flat bread (named)Lot 09 Nationality breads

(e.g. French, Italian, etc.)Lot 10 Other

Class B Yeast - Other than BreadLot 01 Plain white rolls (6)Lot 02 Whole wheat rolls (6)Lot 03 Hard rolls (6)Lot 04 Coffee cakes (1)Lot 05 Fancy rolls (6)Lot 06 Fancy rolls

(onion, cheese, herb, other) (6)Lot 07 Raised doughnuts (6)Lot 08 Yeast-raised dessert cake (1)Lot 09 Other

Class C SourdoughLot 01 White breadLot 02 Whole wheat breadLot 03 Rye breadLot 04 Other breadLot 05 Rolls (6)Lot 06 Biscuits (6)Lot 07 CakeLot 08 Cookies (6)Lot 09 Other

Class D Quick BreadsLot 01 Baking powder biscuits (6)Lot 02 Banana breadLot 03 Corn breadLot 04 Fruit breadLot 05 Nut breadLot 06 Fruit ‘n nut combinationsLot 07 GingerbreadLot 08 Cake doughnuts (6)Lot 09 Using homemade mixLot 10 Muffins with fruit (6)Lot 11 Muffins without fruit (6)Lot 12 Other

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2009 SONGWRITERS' COMPETITION

Friday, July 30

Songwriters! Here is your chance to present your favoriteoriginal song to the public for formal judging.

CategoriesCountry & Bluegrass • Blues & Folk • Folk & Pop

Performance CriteriaSong One (1) Original compositionStage Time 5 minutesPerformance Songwriter or performer/vocalist

and songwriter in accompanimentTechnical 2 microphones and 2 DIs

Judging CriteriaLyrics Originality, Clarity of message, flow, imagery

and subject matterMusic Cohesiveness, structure, melody line & rhythm

Cash prizes for top winners.All competitors will receive judging scores and written critiques.

Qualifying Conditions1.Entry Deadline: 1 hour before contest. 2. Attached Lyric Sheet ,

typed or neatly printed, 3. Attached Music Sheet. 4.Entry Fee of $10.

For Further Informationm contact the fair,P.O. Box 385, Haines, AK 99827

(907)766-2476 • FAX (907)766-2478

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Class H Mixes Plus (Using prepared mix as base, but must include otheringredients and/or method of prepa-ration. Recipe must be included.)

Lot 01 Cakes (whole)Lot 02 Cookies (6)Lot 03 Quick breadsLot 04 Pies, including mock piesLot 05 Yeast breadsLot 06 Other

Class I Candies(½ pound minimum amount of entry)

Lot 01 CaramelsLot 02 DivinityLot 03 FudgeLot 04 FondantLot 05 Peanut brittleLot 06 PenucheLot 07 PralineLot 08 TaffyLot 09 Candied fruit, fruit peel or nutsLot 10 Hard candyLot 11 Uncooked candyLot 12 Other

Class J CookiesLot 01 Drop (6)Lot 02 Rolled (6)Lot 03 Molded (6)Lot 04 Sheet or bar (6)Lot 05 Refrigerator (6)Lot 06 Filled (6)Lot 07 Pressed (6)Lot 08 Deep fried (including rosettes) (6)Lot 09 No bake (6)Lot 10 Other (6)

Class K Special Diet Group(Low cholesterol, low salt, low fat,low processed sugar)

Lot 01 Yeast breadsLot 02 Quick breadsLot 03 Muffins (6)Lot 04 CakesLot 05 PiesLot 06 Candies (1/2 lb. min.)Lot 07 Cookies (6)

Department F (continued)

Class E SpecialtiesLot 01 French pastries (6)Lot 02 Petits Fours (6)Lot 03 Sculptured cakeLot 04 Cake decorations only

(may use dummy or mix)Lot 05 Sugar molding (6)Lot 06 Crackers (6)Lot 07 Eclairs or cream puffs (6)Lot 08 CheesecakeLot 09 Other

Class F Cakes (one whole cake per Lot)

SPONGE CAKESLot 01 Angel foodLot 02 ChiffonLot 03 Sponge (includes tea cakes)Lot 04 Jelly rollLot 05 Using homemade mix

BUTTER CAKESLot 06 WhiteLot 07 ChocolateLot 08 Holiday fruit cake, bakedLot 09 Holiday fruit cake, unbakedLot 10 Spice (including applesauce, date

and other fruit or vegetables)Lot 11 Upside-down cakeLot 12 Cupcakes (6)Lot 13 Pound cakeLot 14 Yellow or goldenLot 15 Using homemade mixLot 16 Other

Class G Pies(Whole pie to be shown)

Lot 01 FruitLot 02 BerryLot 03 MinceLot 04 NutLot 05 Pumpkin or other vegetableLot 06 Tarts (3)Lot 07 Creams or custardsLot 08 Other

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DEPARTMENT G - BEER AND WINEEntry Period: FRIDAY, July 23, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

SATURDAY, July 24, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.Judging: SATURDAY, July 24, noon-?Judging System: American

- Please consult the Entry Procedure for general entry rules.- Special instructions: All entries in this exhibit should be in clean,

appropriate bottles not larger than one quart labeled with class, lot and I.D. numbers.- Entries will not be returned unless specified on the entry tag.- A list of ingredients is required with each entry.- Entries should be true to Class and Lot entered.- Must submit 2 bottles per beer entry or 1 bottle per wine entry- Specify on label if entries need to be chilled.- Please rack wines before shipping to prevent disturbing sediment.- Classes and Lots are the same for each Division.

DIVISION 2 - Age 21 and upDIVISION 3 - Professional

Class A Berry/Fruit (blueberry, currant, cran-berry, raspberry, strawberry, etc.)

Lot 01 DryLot 02 Medium dryLot 03 Sweet

Class B Grapes - grape concentrate(white or red)

Lot 01 DryLot 02 Medium dryLot 03 Sweet

Class C Potpourri (rhubarb, rosehip, nettle,rice, dandelion, rose petals, etc.)

Lot 01 DryLot 02 Medium dryLot 03 SweetLot 04 Meads and ciders

Class D Liqueurs (blueberry, cranberry,currant, coffee, etc.)

Class E Lagers/AlesLot 01 Pale Ales/PilsnersLot 02 AmberLot 03 StoutLot 04 Porter

Class F Fruit BeersLot 01 PaleLot 02 AmberLot 03 StoutLot 04 Porter

Class G Wheat BeersLot 01 PaleLot 02 AmberLot 03 StoutLot 04 Porter

Class H SpecialtyLot 01 PaleLot 02 AmberLot 03 StoutLot 04 Porter

FIDDLE CONTESTFIDDLE CONTESTFIDDLE CONTESTFIDDLE CONTESTFIDDLE CONTESTFriday, July 30 1-2 p.m. on the Main Stage

Cash prizes will be shared equally among contestants.5 minutes total stage time. Play tune or tunes of choice.

Accompaniment is limited to one other instrument

Sign up at the Fair, or write to:Fair Fiddle Exhibition, P.O. Box 385, Haines, AK 99827

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DEPARTMENT H - PRESERVED FOODSEntry Period: FRIDAY, July 23, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

SATURDAY, July 24, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.Judging: SATURDAY, July 24, 1 p.m.Judging System: American

Lot 01 ApricotLot 02 AppleLot 03 Blueberry, huckleberryLot 04 CrabappleLot 05 CranberryLot 06 High bush cranberryLot 07 CherryLot 08 CurrantLot 09 GooseberryLot 10 Nagoon berryLot 11 PeachLot 12 PearLot 13 PlumLot 14 RaspberryLot 15 Red huckleberryLot 16 RhubarbLot 17 RosehipsLot 18 SalmonberryLot 19 StrawberryLot 20 CombinationsLot 21 ThimbleberryLot 22 Other

Class A-1 Jams, sugar-freeLots same as Class A

Class B JellyLots same as Jam

Class B-1 Jelly, sugar-freeClass C Canned Fruit

Lots same as JamClass C-1 Canned Fruit, sugar-freeClass D Syrup

Lots same as JamClass D-1 Syrup, sugar-freeClass E Butters

Lots same as JamClass E-1 Butters, sugar-freeClass F Marmalades, Conserves,

PreservesLot 01 OrangeLot 02 Other citrusLot 03 Other

Class A Jams

- Please consult the Entry Procedure for general entry rules.- Special instructions: All entries must have been prepared by the

exhibitor within the past year. Preserved meats and vegetables will be judged byAPPEARANCE only.

- Dried preserved food exhibits may be submitted in plastic bags.- Containers must be standard canning jars with 2-part lids, and labeled with identity ofproduct, method, processing time and date of processing.

Example: Smoked Salmon, 11# Pressure, 110 Minutes 8/11/92No label means disqualification. Incomplete or inaccurate labels will result in a reducedscore.

- Bring one jar only. Processed jars must be sealed and have rings in place.- Jellies, jams, butters, marmalades, preserves, etc. must be in standard 12 oz. or less jars.Seafood should be in one-pint or 1/2-pint standard jars, and all other products in one-quartor smaller standard jars.

- The use of paraffin is no longer USDA approved, so entries sealed with wax will bedisqualified.

- Only one entry per lot.- Recipe or list of ingredients must be securely attached to entry.- For a copy of the most recent Cooperative Extension Service/USDA bulletins, call yourlocal extension service office: Juneau: 465-8749, Sitka: 747-6065, Ketchikan: 225-3290.


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Class F-1 Marmalades, Conserves,Preserves, sugar-free

Class G JuiceLots same as Jam

Glass G-1 Juice, sugar-freeClass H Vegetables

Lot 01 BeansLot 02 BeetsLot 03 CarrotsLot 04 CornLot 05 GreensLot 06 PeasLot 07 SauerkrautLot 08 TomatoesLot 09 Other

Class I Pickles and RelishLot 01 Beet picklesLot 02 Bread and butterLot 03 Cucumber, dillLot 04 Cucumber, sweetLot 05 Mixed vegetables, dillLot 06 Mixed vegetables, sweetLot 07 Relish (may enter 5)Lot 08 Tomatoes, greenLot 09 Zucchini, sweetLot 10 Fruit picklesLot 11 Fruit relishesLot 12 Other

Class I-1 Pickles and Relish, sugar-freeClass J Seaweed or Kelp

Lot 01 PickledLot 02 DriedLot 03 RelishLot 04 Other

Class K MushroomsLot 01 CannedLot 02 DriedLot 03 Other

Class L BeefLot 01 CannedLot 02 CornedLot 03 DriedLot 04 KipperedLot 05 Pickled

Lot 06 SausageLot 07 SmokedLot 08 Smoked, cannedLot 09 OtherLot 10 Soups

Class M MooseLots same as Beef

Class N PorkLots same as Beef

Class O PoultryLots same as Beef

Class P RabbitLots same as Beef

Class Q SalmonLots same as Beef

Class R Other Meat or FishLots same as Beef, may enter both meat andfish in same Lot

Class S CondimentsLot 01 VinegarLot 02 CatsupLot 03 ApplesauceLot 04 Salsa and chilisLot 05 ChutneyLot 06 MincemeatLot 07 Other

Class S-1 Condiments, sugar-freeClass T Dried Fruit

Lots same as Class AClass U Dried Vegetables

Lots same as Class HClass V Dried Herbs

Exhibitor may enter 5Class W Fruit Leathers

Exhibitor may enter 5Class X Homesteader’s Honey

Lot 01 RoseLot 02 FireweedLot 03 Other

Class Y Bee HoneyLot 01 ExtractedLot 02 Cut combLot 03 Chunk

Department H (continued)

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DEPARTMENT I - CROCHET ARTSINCLUDING BROOMSTICK, HAIRPIN LACE,

CRO-HOOKING, AFGHAN STITCH, TATTING,HOOK & PUNCH, ETC.

Entry Period: FRIDAY, July 23, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.SATURDAY, July 24, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Judging: SATURDAY, July 24, 1 p.m.Judging System: American

- Please consult the Entry Procedure for general entry rules.- Special instruction: All entries should have been completed within the last year, have a newappearance and be clean.- All entries must be properly finished, i.e. framed (ready to hang), stuffed, blocked, hemmed,etc.- Only one entry per Lot unless otherwise indicated.- If item is for sale, notify the Department Head so it can be tagged.- Classes and Lots are the same for each Division.

Class A Wearing ApparelLot 01 SweatersLot 02 DressesLot 03 Coats and jacketsLot 04 Vests, blouses, shellsLot 05 Other

Class B AccessoriesLot 01 Socks, slipper socksLot 02 Mittens, glovesLot 03 Caps, hats, bonnetsLot 04 Scarf, stole, shawlLot 05 Collars, cuffs, yokesLot 06 PursesLot 07 ApronsLot 08 Other

Class C Original DesignsUse Class and Lot numbers listed above asLot. Example: original sweater, Class C, Lot A1

Class D Afghan(excepting baby afghan, Class L)

Lot 01 Crochet, close weaveLot 02 Crochet, open weaveLot 03 Afghan StitchLot 04 GrannyLot 05 RippleLot 06 Cro-hookingLot 07 Combination of methodsLot 08 Other

Class E BedspreadsLots same as Class D

Class F Chair and Couch SetsLot 01 CrochetLot 02 Hairpin laceLot 03 Broomstick laceLot 04 Cro-hookingLot 05 TattingLot 06 Bobbin laceLot 07 Others

Class G TableclothsLot 01 Block methodLot 02 CircularLot 03 Other

Class H EdgingsLot 01 CrochetLot 02 Hairpin laceLot 03 Broomstick laceLot 04 Cro-hookingLot 05 TattingLot 06 Others

(see needlework for Bobbin Lace)

Class I Pillowcases and TopsLot 01 CrochetLot 02 Hairpin laceLot 03 Broomstick laceLot 04 Cro-hookingLot 05 TattingLot 06 Hook & PunchLot 07 Others

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Department I (continued)

Class J Doll ClothesLot 01 Crochet with threadLot 02 Crochet with yarnLot 03 Cro-hookingLot 04 Other methods

Class K Stuffed Toys or AnimalsLot 01 Crochet with threadLot 02 Crochet with yarnLot 03 Cro-hookingLot 04 Hook & PunchLot 05 Other

Class L Baby ItemsLot 01 BonnetLot 02 BootiesLot 03 SweaterLot 04 BuntingLot 05 Carriage coverLot 06 Set (any 2 or more of above)Lot 07 Baby afghanLot 08 Other

Class M Doilies, Centerpieces &Runners

May enter 3 items in these lots providedeach are different pattern or design

Lot 01 CrochetLot 02 Hairpin laceLot 03 Broomstick laceLot 04 Cro-hookingLot 05 TattingLot 06 Bobbin laceLot 07 Other

Class N RugsLot 01 CrochetLot 02 Afghan stitchLot 03 BraidedLot 04 Hook & PunchLot 05 Other

Class O WallhangingLots same as Class N

Class P Items not listed elsewhere.

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Class A Sweaters, BasicLot 01 Stockinette or garterLot 02 Seed or ribLot 03 Combination

PatternedLot 04 2-color or Fair IsleLot 05 MulticolorLot 06 CableLot 07 FishermanLot 08 Other

Class B Socks, BasicLot 01 Stockinette or garterLot 02 Seed or ribLot 03 Combination


Class C Mittens, Gloves, BasicLot 01 Stockinette or garterLot 02 Seed or ribLot 03 Combination


Class D Caps, Hats, Bonnets, BasicLot 01 Stockinette or garterLot 02 Seed or ribLot 03 Combination


Class E Coats, Jackets BasicLot 01 Stockinette or garterLot 02 Seed or ribLot 03 Combination


Class F Vests, Blouses, Shells BasicLot 01 Stockinette or garterLot 02 Seed or ribLot 03 Combination


DEPARTMENT J - KNITTINGEntry Period: FRIDAY, July 23, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.


- Please consult the Entry Procedure for general entry rules.- Special instructions: Entries should have been completed within thelast year, have a new appearance and be clean.

- All entries must be properly finished, i.e. stuffed, blocked, hemmed, etc. Please list fibercontent on entry tag.

- Only one entry per Lot unless otherwise indicated.- If item is for sale, notify the Department Head so it can be tagged.- A brief statement covering the function, type of design and materials used would be helpful.- Classes and Lots are the same for each Division.

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Class H Baby ItemsLot 01 BonnetLot 02 BootiesLot 03 SweaterLot 04 BuntingLot 05 Carriage coverLot 06 Set (any 2 or more of above)Lot 07 Other

Class I Other Hand KnittingLot 01 Scarf, stole, shawlLot 02 Aprons, collars, cuffsLot 03 Chair sets, doilies, centerpiecesLot 04 Doll clothesLot 05 EdgingsLot 06 Pillowcases, topsLot 07 Stuffed toys or animalsLot 08 DressesLot 09 Other

Class J Knitting MachineLots same as above using both Class and LotNumber (example: multicolor sweater, ClassJ, Lot A05)

Class K Original DesignsLots same as above using both Class and LotNumber (example: Original design multicolorsweater, Class K, Lot A05)

Department J (continued)

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DEPARTMENT K - NEEDLEWORKEntry Period: FRIDAY, July 23, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.


- Please consult the Entry Procedure for general entry rules.- Special instructions: Entries should have been completed withinthe last year, have a new appearance and be clean.

- Entries must be properly finished, i.e. framed (ready to hang), stuffed, blocked, hemmed,etc.

- Entries will be judged on workmanship, finished appearance, design and color.- If item is for sale, notify the Department Head so it can be tagged.- One item per Lot unless otherwise indicated.

DIVISION 1 - Junior, age 16 and under. Four categories. Please give grade level.DIVISION 2 - Senior, age 17 and upDIVISION 3 - Professional


Class A Embroidery with thread(such as stamped cross stitch,decorative stitches, etc)

Lot 01 ClothingLot 02 Household linenLot 03 Pillows/cases or topsLot 04 Table accessoriesLot 05 Bedspread/blanketLot 06 Table accessoriesLot 07 ToysLot 08 PicturesLot 09 SamplersLot 10 Holiday themeLot 11 AnimalLot 12 JuvenileLot 13 OriginalLot 14 Other

Class B Embroidery - yarn or crewelLots same as Class A

Class C Counted Cross StitchLots same as Class A

Class D Fine Embroidery - Such as hem-stitching, monogramming, pulledwork, hedebo, reticella, openworkand cutwork.

Lots same as Class A

Class E Canvas Embroidery - Such asneedlepoint, Bargello, quick point,petit point, quick long stitch, etc.using canvas


Class F Machine EmbroideryLots same as Class A

Class G HandworkLot 01 BraidingLot 02 Holiday themeLot 03 Hooked RugLot 04 Latchhook rugLot 05 Latchhook wall hangingLot 06 Latchhook, otherLot 07 OriginalLot 08 Other

Class H NeedleworkLot 01 BlackworkLot 02 HardangerLot 03 Holiday themeLot 04 SmockingLot 05 TattingLot 06 WhiteworkLot 07 OtherLot 08 Original

Class I MiscellaneousOthers not listed above. If five or more exhibits

of the same technique are entered, the De-partment Superintendent may designate aseparate class which will be judged accord-ingly.

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DEPARTMENT L - FIBER ARTSEntry Period: FRIDAY, July 23, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.


- Special instructions: All entries must be enclosed in a sealed plastic bag and clearlymarked with the owner's name and address.These bags will be reused to return entries. All entries must be made within the lastyear, reasonably clean and properly finished.

- If item is for sale, notify the Department Head so that it can be tagged.- One entry per Lot unless otherwise indicated.

DIVISION 1 - Junior, age 16 and under. Four categories. Please give grade level.DIVISION 2 - Senior, age 17 and upDIVISION 3 - Professional

- Classes and Lots are the same for each Division

Class F FeltingLot 01 WearableLot 02 SculpturalLot 03 Wall HangingLot 04 Other

Class G BasketryLot 01 CoiledLot 02 TwinedLot 03 PlaitedLot 04 Other

Class H Hand-dyingLot 01 Synthetic dyes (yarns)Lot 02 Natural dyes (yarns)Lot 03 Dyed fabric (batik, tie-dye,

marbled, etc)Class I Handspinning

Lot 01 Wool: fine breed-worstedLot 02 Wool: medium breed-worstedLot 03 Wool: coarse breed-worstedLot 04 Wool: fine breed-woolenLot 05 Wood: medium breed-woolenLot 06 Wool: coarse breed-woolenLot 07 Exotic fiber - Alpaca/llamaLot 08 Exotic: MohairLot 09 Exotic: Angora RabbitLot 10 Exotic: Camel DownLot 11 Exotic: DogLot 12 Exotic: QiviutLot 13 Exotic: SilkLot 14 Exotic: CottonLot 15 Exotic: Flax/LinenLot 16 Exotic: RamieLot 17 Exotic: OtherLot 18 Blends: Wool/exoticLot 19 Blends: Exotic/exoticLot 20 Novelty (boucle, slub, spiral,

wrapped, etc.)

Class A Handwoven ClothingLot 01 BeltLot 02 Bag, purseLot 03 Scarf, shawlLot 04 Dress, skirtLot 05 Coat, jacketLot 06 Poncho, capeLot 07 HatLot 08 Mittens, glovesLot 09 Ensemble (2 or more pieces)Lot 10 Ecclestiastical clothingLot 11 Other

Class B Handwoven YardageLot 01 ClothingLot 02 UpholsteryLot 03 Curtain, draperyLot 04 Household goods

Class C Handwoven Household GoodsLot 01 Afghan, blanketLot 02 Curtain, draperyLot 03 PillowLot 04 Table (mat, runner, cloth)Lot 05 TowelsLot 06 Upholstered itemLot 07 Coverlet, bedspread

Class D Handwoven RugsLot 01 RagLot 02 Flat WeaveLot 03 PileLot 04 Off-loom (not hooked)

Class E Wall HangingsLot 01 Tapestry (traditional)Lot 02 Other

- Please consult the Entry Procedure for generalentry rules.

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- Please consult the Entry Procedure for general entry rules.- Special instructions: A sleeve or tab should be sewn on the top edge of

quilts for hanging display. To insure cleanliness and safety of entries en routeto and from fair, All entries should be enclosed in a sealed plastic bagand clearly marked with owner's name and address. These bags will be reused to returnentries. All entries must be made within the last year, reasonably clean and properly finished.IN CONSIDERATION OF JUDGES WITH ALLERGIES, PLEASE remove all cat and dog hair.

- NOTE: A new category has been added to accommodate ANY ENTRY NOT DONE IN ITSENTIRETY BY ONE PERSON. This group division will receive judges' comments but willnot compete against individual entries.

- NOTE: Unless otherwise specified, "Machine-Quilted" is understood to mean done by themaker on a personal sewing machine. Items quilted on a PROFESSIONAL machine shouldbe entered either in Prof. or Group division.

- All items for sale must be clearly marked.- Only one item per Lot. Classes and Lots are the same for each Division.

DEPARTMENT M - QUILTINGEntry Period: FRIDAY, July 23, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.


Class A Wall HangingsNote: Please attach a sleeve to the back top

edge of wall hangings or they will be folded orpinned for display

Lot 01 Hand-pieced, hand-quiltedLot 02 Machine-pieced, machine-quilted

(see note above)Lot 03 Machine-pieced, hand-quiltedLot 04 Applique, handLot 05 Applique, machineLot 06 TiedLot 07 Other (Those entries without bat-

ting, ie. cathedral, window, crazyquilt, yo-yo)

Class B MiniaturesMust be 24 inches or smallerLots same as Class A

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Class C QuiltsLots same as Class A

Class D ClothingLots same as Class A

Class E Decorative items(ie. potholders, pillows, placemats, etc.)


Class F Group QuiltsLots same as Class A

Class F Embroidered BlocksLot 01 HandLot 02 Machine

DEPARTMENT N - SEWINGEntry Period: FRIDAY, July 23, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

SATURDAY, July 24, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.Judging: SATURDAY, July 24, 1 p.m.Judging System: American- Please consult the Entry Procedure for general entry rules.

Class A Household ArticlesLot 01 ApronLot 02 Kitchen articlesLot 03 Table linenLot 04 Bed linenLot 05 Blankets, throws, etc.Lot 06 AccessoriesLot 07 Other

Class B Toys & DollsLot 01 DollsLot 02 Stuffed animalsLot 03 ToysLot 04 Doll clothesLot 05 AccessoriesLot 06 Other

Class C Recreational GearLot 01 Packs and bagsLot 02 HarnessLot 03 Sleeping bagsLot 04 TentsLot 05 Other

Class D Outdoor WearLot 01 Parka, jacket or coatLot 02 VestLot 03 PantsLot 04 Snow, rain or wind suitLot 05 Other (gaiters, mitts, etc.)

Class E Personal AccessoriesLot 01 Bags, purses, etc.Lot 02 Collar, cuffsLot 03 Scarf, tieLot 04 Hat, capLot 05 Other

Class F Dresses, etc.Lot 01 Infant’s dressLot 02 Child’s dressLot 03 Adult dressLot 04 Child’s jumperLot 05 Adult jumperLot 06 Tailored

Class G Special Occasion DressLot 01 InfantLot 02 ChildLot 03 AdultLot 04 Wedding or evening

Class H TopsLot 01 Child’s blouseLot 02 Adult blouseLot 03 Child’s shirtLot 04 Adult shirtLot 05 Child’s pulloverLot 06 Adult pulloverLot 07 TailoredLot 08 JacketLot 09 Vest

Class I Pants, SkirtsLot 01 Child’s pants or shortsLot 02 Adult pants or shortsLot 03 Child’s skirtLot 04 Adult skirtLot 05 Child’s jumpsuitLot 06 Adult jumpsuitLot 07 Tailored

Class J Suit or EnsembleLot 01 Infant layetteLot 02 Infant matched setLot 03 Child’s suit or ensembleLot 04 Adult suit or ensemble

Class K Sleepwear, etc.Lot 01 Infant sleeper or gownLot 02 Child’s pajamas or gownLot 03 Adult pajamas or gownLot 04 RobeLot 05 LingerieLot 06 Other

Class L CostumeLot 01 Child’sLot 02 Adult

Class M Original DesignLots as above using both Class & Lotnumber. (Example: Original Wedding

Dress would be Class M, Lot G4).

Special instructions:- All entries should be CLEAN and have new appearance (not obviously worn).- Any item that is constructed by machine or hand sewing should be entered in thisDepartment unless it is categorized as Needlework or Quilting. For example: “FoldedStar” items are generally entered in Sewing.

- Entries will be judged on construction skills, appropriateness of techniques andmaterials used. Ornamentation will not be judged except as it adds to or detracts fromthe finished work.

- One entry per Lot. Classes and Lots are the same for each Division.

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Class E PastelsLots same as Class A

Class F Mixed MediaLots same as Class A

Class G PrintsLot 01 WoodcutsLot 02 Block printLot 03 LithographLot 04 EtchingLot 05 SilkscreenLot 06 Mixed media (any within this Class)Lot 07 Other

Class H CalligraphyClass I Commercial

Lot 01 PostersLot 02 Advertisement LayoutLot 03 GraphicsLot 04 Architectural DesignLot 05 CartoonLot 06 CaricaturesLot 07 Others

Class J GlassLots same as Class A

DEPARTMENT O - Fine Arts, Brushwork & DrawingEntry Period: FRIDAY, July 23, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.


- Please consult the Entry Procedure for general entry rules.- Special instructions: All entries must have been done within thepast two years by the exhibitor, be dated and signed and have not been exhibitedin a previous year at the Southeast Alaska State Fair.

- All work must be original in concept. There must be no copies of paintings or professionalphotographs, no work from kits, and no copies of any published pictures.

- Oils and acrylics must be wired for hanging.- Prints, drawings, etc. must be matted and wired for hanging and covered with transparentprotection. If you only mat your picture, provide a hanger by punching holes in the backingboard and run a wire through them and twist the ends as shown. Leave at least 1" betweenholes.

Class AOil PaintingLot 01 LandscapeLot 02 SeascapeLot 03 CityscapeLot 04 WaterfrontsLot 05 Still lifeLot 06 PortraitsLot 07 AnimalsLot 08 BirdsLot 09 AbstractLot 10 Other

Class B AcrylicsLots same as Class A

Class C WatercolorsLots same as Class A

Class D DrawingsLot 01 Pencil, black and whiteLot 02 Pencil, colorLot 03 Pen and inkLot 04 CharcoalLot 05 Other

All hanging materials must be of a type compatible with a pegboard hook, securely attachedand of sufficient strength to support the entry. No plastic corner-bracket frames.

- All entries must be labeled on the back showing name, mailing address, medium, title ordescription of work. Artist’s name on the front should be covered by exhibitor.

- Exhibitors may enter a maximum of three compositions in all classes, only one in each Lot,except Class D and Class G where you may enter 3 per Lot (3 different subjects).


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Class A PotteryYouth Division: Pre-mixed glazes allowed.Lot 01 Wheel ThrownLot 02 CoilLot 03 SlabLot 04 Pinch PotLot 05 Sculpture, Freehand (no mold)Lot 06 Mixed Techniques

Class B JewelryLot 01 MetalLot 02 StoneLot 03 WoodLot 04 BeadworkLot 05 IvoryLot 06 NuggetLot 07 GlassLot 08 Metal ClayLot 09 Other

Class C Sculpture, All MediaLot 01 Representative, traditionalLot 02 Abstract, contemporary

Class D CarvingLot 01 SoapstoneLot 02 IvoryLot 03 WoodLot 04 Other

Class E Tole PaintingLot 01 Folk ArtLot 02 People or animalsLot 03 Floral or fruitLot 04 Other

Class F GlassLot 01 EtchedLot 02 CarvedLot 03 Stained glass, lead cameLot 04 Stained glass, copper foilLot 05 TableLot 06 BlownLot 07 CastLot 08 EnameledLot 09 FusedLot 10 MosaicLot 11 TorchworkLot 12 Mixed or other

Class G BearbreadLot 01 EtchedLot 02 OilLot 03 AcrylicLot 04 Watercolor

Class H Beadwork other than jewelryLot 01 Bags/pouchesLot 02 ClothingLot 03 Other

DEPARTMENT P - FINE CRAFTSEntry Period: FRIDAY, July 23, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.


- Please consult the Entry Procedure for general entry rules.- Special instructions: All entries must have been done within thepast two years by the exhibitor and have not been exhibited in a previous year at theSoutheast Alaska State Fair.

- All work must be original in concept. There must be no work from kits.- All hanging materials must be of a type compatible with a pegboard hook, securely attachedand of sufficient strength to support the entry.

- Exhibitors may enter a maximum of three compositions in all classes, only one in each Lot.- Classes and Lots are the same for each Division.

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DEPT. Q - CREATIVE WRITING & MUSICEntry Period: FRIDAY, July 23, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

SATURDAY, July 24, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.Judging System: American

- All entries will receive a ribbon.- Please consult the Entry Procedure for general entry rules.- Special instructions: All entries must have been done within the pasttwo years by the exhibitor. The work must be original in concept - NO COPIES. The creativewriting or musical composition must never have been commercially published nor judgedprofessionally before entry in the Southeast Alaska State Fair.

CREATIVE WRITING:- Creative Writing entries must be typed DOUBLE SPACED on 8½”x11" paper on one sideof the paper only. Illustrations should not overwhelm the written word. The exhibitor’s nameand address MUST BE ON THE BACK OF EACH PAGE. Entry will be disqualified if nameis showing on the front of any page.

- Note: It is not necessary to double-space poems if single space is part of the design.MUSICAL COMPOSITION:- Musical compositions must be clearly written on music manuscript paper on one side ofthe paper only. Exhibitor’s name and address MUST BE ON THE BACK OF EACH PAGE.Entry will be disqualified if the name is showing on the front of any page.

- Exhibitors may enter a maximum of two (2) exhibits in any Lot.- Classes and Lots are the same for each Division.

Class A Creative WritingLot 01 Poetry, traditionalLot 02 Poetry, non-traditionalLot 03 Short storyLot 04 NovelLot 05 PlayLot 06 EssayLot 07 News story

Class B Musical CompositionLot 01 Instrumental soloLot 02 Instrumental ensembleLot 03 Vocal solo - music original, words

from other sourceLot 04 Vocal solo - words and music

originalLot 05 Vocal ensemble - music original,

words from other sourceLot 06 Vocal ensemble - words and music

original

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Class A Color - No digital manipulation otherthan dust spotting, cropping and minor coloradjustment allowed in this class.

Lot 01 Landscapes/SeascapesLot 02 Cityscapes including

Developed WaterfrontsLot 03 Still LifeLot 04 People (Formal/Studio)Lot 05 People (Candid/Lifestyle)Lot 06 Wildlife (mammals)Lot 07 Birds and InsectsLot 08 Plants/FlowersLot 09 Domestic AnimalsLot 10 Series/Group with Related Theme

(3 or more photos)Lot 11 AbstractsLot 12 Other

DEPARTMENT R - PHOTOGRAPHYEntry Period: FRIDAY, July 23, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.


- Please consult the Entry Procedure for general entry rules.- Special instructions: Exhibitor must have taken and be the owner

of the original negative.- Photographs must be at least 5"x 7" in size for senior and professional divisions. Juniordivision may enter 3"x5" photos. Photographs must have been taken within the last year.- All entries must be matted with the hanger suitable for use with pegboard hooks. Be surebacking board is rigid enough so warping or buckling does not occur. Transparent coveringis suggested. No string or tape application will be allowed.- If you mat your photography, provide a hanger by punching two holes in the backing boardand run a wire through them and twist the ends as shown. Leave at least 1" between holes.

- Name, address and Fair number of exhibitor must be noted on the back of each photograph.If for sale, notify the Department Head so that it may be tagged.- May enter two (2) entries per Lot.- Classes and Lots are the same in each Division.

Class B Black and White - No digital ma-nipulation other than dust spotting, croppingand minor color adjustment allowed in thisclass.

Lots same as Color

Class C Non-Commercial ProcessingAll entries must have been taken, developedand printed by the exhibitor.

Lot 01 Black & WhiteLot 02 Color

Class D Digitally Manipulated Images/Composite Images

Class E VideoLots will be assigned as entries are received.5-minute maximum length; DVD and VHS only.

Thanks to Haines Real Estatefor sponsoring the Photography Exhibit.

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DEPARTMENT S - WOODWORKINGEntry Period: FRIDAY, July 23, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.


- Please consult the Entry Procedure for general entry rules.- If made from a kit, please note on tag.- Carvings should be entered in Fine Crafts- One entry per Lot.- Classes and Lots are the same for each Division.

Class A FurnitureLot 01 TablesLot 02 ChairsLot 03 Cabinets or chestsLot 04 Rustic furnitureLot 05 Other

Class B UtilityLot 01 Sleds, wagons, boatsLot 02 Tools, implementsLot 03 UtensilsLot 04 Cutting boards

(cheese, meat, bread, etc.)Lot 05 Other

Class C AccessoriesLot 01 ClocksLot 02 ContainersLot 03 Novelty and decorative itemsLot 04 ToysLot 05 LampsLot 06 Other

Class D Musical InstrumentsLot 01 StringLot 02 WindLot 03 Percussion

Class E Wood TurningLot 01 DecorativeLot 02 Utility

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DEPARTMENT T - NATIVE-STYLE ARTSUsing materials, skills and motifs native to Alaska(Not limited to entries by Eskimo, Indian or Aleut people ofAlaska)Entry Period: FRIDAY, July 23, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

SATURDAY, July 24, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.Judging: SATURDAY, July 24Judging System: American

- Please consult the Entry Procedure for general entry rules.- One entry per Lot.- Classes and Lots are the same for each Division.

Class A Leather and FurLot 01 Boots, plainLot 02 Boots, beadedLot 03 Moccasins, plainLot 04 Moccasins, beadedLot 05 Booties, plainLot 06 Booties, beadedLot 07 Gloves, plainLot 08 Gloves, beadedLot 09 Hat, sealskinLot 10 Hat, otherLot 11 Vest, plainLot 12 Vest, beadedLot 13 Other

Class B Metal (items may be made insilver, gold or copper)

Lot 01 BraceletLot 02 Tie tack or claspLot 03 EarringsLot 04 Bolo tie slideLot 05 PendantsLot 06 PinsLot 07 RingLot 08 Other

Class C BasketryLot 01 Spruce rootLot 02 Cedar rootLot 03 GrassLot 04 Other

Class D TextilesLot 01 Vest, feltLot 02 Headpiece, feltLot 03 Neckpiece, feltLot 04 Blanket, buttonLot 05 Blanket, beadedLot 06 Blanket, appliqueLot 07 Chilkat weavingLot 08 Other

Class E WoodcarvingLot 01 Wall plaque, paintedLot 02 Wall plaque, unpaintedLot 03 Totem pole, paintedLot 04 Totem pole, unpaintedLot 05 MaskLot 06 Bowl or dishesLot 07 SpoonLot 08 PaddleLot 09 Artifacts, fish hooks, clubs, etc.Lot 10 Other

Class F Graphic ArtsLot 01 Block printsLot 02 SilkscreenLot 03 Bearbread paintingLot 04 Bark paintingLot 05 Other

Class G BeadworkLot 01 HeadbandLot 02 PurseLot 03 StrapsLot 04 Wall hangingLot 05 PendantsLot 06 EarringsLot 07 Other

Class H CostumesLot 01 Dance jacketsLot 02 HeaddressLot 03 DrumsLot 04 Other

Class I Ivory CarvingLot 01 JewelryLot 02 Other

Class J WeavingLot 01 Chilkat Weaving (includes dance blan-

kets, tunics, leggings and headbands)Lot 02 Raven's Tail Weaving

(Includes same as Lot 01)Lot 03 Dance Costumes

(Includes same as Lot 01 and 02)Lot 04 Class Projects(May not compete for Div.

Champ)

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DEPARTMENT U - PIONEER ARTS and RECYCLINGEntry Period: FRIDAY, July 23, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.SATURDAY, July 24, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.Judging: SATURDAY, July 24, 1 p.m.Judging System: American

- Please consult the Entry Procedure for general entry rules.- Special instructions: Entries should have been completed within the last year, have a newappearance and be clean.

- All entries must be properly finished and ready for display.- One entry per Lot unless otherwise indicated.- If item is for sale, notify the Department Head so it can be tagged.- Classes and Lots are the same for each Division.

Class A CandlesLot 01 MoldedLot 02 DippedLot 03 Other

Class B SoapsLot 01 Hand, cold process (saponified)Lot 02 Laundry, cold process (saponified)Lot 03 LiquidLot 04 Melt and pourLot 05 Other

Class C CosmeticsLot 01 LotionsLot 02 SalvesLot 03 SaltsLot 04 Other

Class D TaxidermyLot 01 FishLot 02 AnimalsLot 03 Birds

Class D Hides and Furs Note: thosetrimmed with totemic or Nativestyle designs should be enteredin Native Style Arts

Lot 01 Raw skins

Lot 02 Tanned leatherLot 03 Flat rugsLot 04 Hat - fur or leatherLot 05 Mittens - fur or leatherLot 06 Vest - fur or leatherLot 07 Purse - fur or leatherLot 08 Coat or jacketLot 09 Other

Class E RecyclingLot 01 ArtisticLot 02 Indoor - household, utilityLot 03 Outdoor utilityLot 04 ToysLot 05 CrochetLot 06 KnittingLot 07 SewingLot 08 Fiber ArtsLot 09 RugsLot 10 GlassLot 11 Other

Class F Bones and HornsLot 01 UtensilsLot 02 FurnitureLot 03 JewelryLot 04 AccessoriesLot 05 Other

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DEPARTMENT V - HOBBIES & CRAFTS



Class A Ceramics(Note: Pottery, all original in concept, using nomolds, kits or purchased pre-mixing glazesmay be entered in the Fine Craftsdepartment.)Lot 01 Cast earthenware, glazedLot 02 Cast earthenware, special tech-

niques (such as vinegar and sodaetching, combination glazing, laceand fabric draping, slip or sand sculp-ture, overglazes, etc.)

Lot 03 Cast earthenware, non-fired finishLot 04 Cast stonewareLot 05 Cast porcelain

Class B Leather ToolingLot 01 WalletLot 02 PurseLot 03 BeltLot 04 HolsterLot 05 Other

Class C PapercraftLot 01 Papier macheLot 02 QuillingLot 03 Crepe paper cordingLot 04 SculptureLot 05 DecoupageLot 06 3-dimensional (paper tole)Lot 07 Handmade paperLot 08 Other

Class D PlasticsLot 01 MoldedLot 02 PouredLot 03 Shrink artLot 04 Other

Class E Nature CraftLot 01 Pine coneLot 02 RockLot 03 Sea shellsLot 04 BarkLot 05 DriftwoodLot 06 Feathers (not as flowers)Lot 07 Bear BreadLot 08 Other

Class F LapidaryLot 01 CollectionsLot 02 HandcutLot 03 PolishedLot 04 UnpolishedLot 05 MountedLot 06 Other

Class G FlowersLot 01 ArtificialLot 02 DriedLot 03 FiberLot 04 FeatherLot 05 PaperLot 06 Other

Class H ModelsLot 01 AirplanesLot 02 AutoLot 03 Boats

- Please consult the Entry Procedure for general entry rules.- Special instructions: State on the entry tag if entry is made from a kit.Exhibits with small, easily removed pieces like Lego sculptures or collections should bewrapped in clear plastic, or otherwise encased to avoid breakage or loss.

- If item is for sale, notify the Department Head so it can be tagged.- One entry per Lot unless otherwise specified.- Classes and Lots are the same for each Division.

Class H ModelsLot 01 AirplanesLot 02 AutoLot 03 BoatsLot 04 Military vehiclesLot 05 SpacecraftLot 06 TrainsLot 07 TrucksLot 08 Other

Class I Dolls and ToysLot 01 AntiqueLot 02 PeriodLot 03 NationalityLot 04 Handmade (sewn dolls should be

entered in Sewing Department)Lot 05 Handmade animals (sewn articles

should be entered in SewingDepartment)

Lot 06 NoveltyLot 07 Dip ‘n drapeLot 08 PuppetLot 09 Other

Class J CollectionsLot 01 CoinsLot 02 InsectsLot 03 RocksLot 04 Sea shellsLot 05 StampsLot 06 CarsLot 07 GunsLot 08 Other

Class K Holiday Craft(3 per Lot)

Lot 01 ChristmasLot 02 ThanksgivingLot 03 Valentine’s DayLot 05 EasterLot 06 Independence DayLot 07 Scrapbook PageLot 08 Other

Class L Art FormsLot 01 Stencil paintingLot 02 Soap carvingLot 03 Mosaic tilesLot 04 CollageLot 05 Liquid embroideryLot 06 Other

Class M MiscellaneousLot 01 Art foamLot 02 BeadworkLot 03 Tin can curlingLot 04 Blown eggsLot 05 Fishing flies, plugs and luresLot 06 String artLot 07 DoughcraftLot 08 Lego creationsLot 09 Country CraftsLot 10 Other

Class N BasketsLot 01 Man-made materialsLot 02 Natural materials

Class O Paintings & DrawingsLot 01 CrayonLot 02 PencilLot 03 Pen & inkLot 04 Oil or acrylicsLot 05 WatercolorsLot 06 CharcoalLot 07 Mixed mediaLot 08 Markers

Class P Polymer ClayLot 01 Molds or cookie cuttersLot 02 Hand formedLot 03 Jewelry, beadsLot 04 Other

Class Q Scrapbook/PhotoAlbum pages

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DEPARTMENT W - SCHOOL PROJECTS,SCOUTS, YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS

- Please consult the Entry Procedure for general entry rules.- Special instructions: Judging will be by the Danish system whereby each entry is judged

according to a standard of quality taking into consideration the entrant’s age. The exhibitsare not judged against each other. Exhibits with small, easily removed pieces like Legosculptures or collections should be wrapped in clear plastic, or otherwise encasedto avoid breakage or loss.

- Each exhibit will receive a ribbon: Blue - Excellent; Red - Good; White - Worthy.- The following ribbons MAY be awarded: Best of Class ribbon which denotes excellence or

far above average; the Department Champion ribbon to denote the most outstanding exhibit.SCHOOL PROJECTS:- Entries are to be primarily the work of the exhibitor. Age and grade of the exhibitor must

be on the exhibit tag.- ALL KITS must be clearly designated as such.- Exhibit tags for youth under 12 years of age must be signed by the parent, teacher or leader.- Each exhibitor may enter four (4) individual exhibits (1 per Lot) in his/her age group. This

includes individual projects entered in School, Scouts and Youth Organizations.

SCHOOL PROJECTSClass A Preschool and Kindergarten

Lot 01 BookletsLot 02 Social studies projectsLot 03 Print makingLot 04 Original story or poemLot 05 JewelryLot 06 Science projectLot 07 Posters and/or collageLot 08 PaintingLot 09 SketchingLot 10 Pottery or ceramicsLot 11 Fabric and/or yard projectsLot 12 Copper and/or leather projectsLot 13 Other

Class B 1st through 3rd GradeLots same as Class A

Class C 4th through 6th GradeLots same as Class A

Class D 7th and 8th GradesLots same as Class A

Class E 9th through 12th GradesLots same as Class A

BOY SCOUTSThis is open to any boy who is currently enrolled

in these activities.Class F Group Project - 1 project per group

Lot 01 Tiger Cub GroupLot 02 Cub Scout DenLot 03 Webelos Scout DenLot 04 Boy Scout Patrol/DenLot 05 Varsity Scout Squad/TeamLot 06 Explorer PostLot 07 Sea Explorer Ship

Class G Individual Project - may enter threeexhibits in this Class provided theyare 3 different projects.

Lot 01 Tiger CubLot 02 Cub ScoutLot 03 Webelos ScoutLot 04 Boy ScoutLot 05 Varsity ScoutLot 06 ExplorerLot 07 Sea Explorer

GIRL SCOUTSThis is open to any girl who is currently enrolled

in these activities.Class H Group Projects - 1 project per group

Lot 01 BrowniesLot 02 Junior Girl ScoutLot 03 Girl Scout CadetteLot 04 Senior Girl Scout

Class I Individual Projects - may enter three exhibits in this Class providedthey are 3 different projects.

Lot 01 BrownieLot 02 Junior Girl ScoutLot 03 Girl Scout CadetteLot 04 Senior Girl Scout

YOUTH GROUPS OR ORGANIZATIONSClass J Group Projects -

One project per groupClass K Individual Project - may enter three

exhibits in this Class provided theyare 3 different projects.



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Alaska Backcountry Outfitter & Nature Tours ..........................14Alaskan Liquor Store ................44

Canal Marine ............................44Captain’s Choice Motel ............19Cherry House ...........................14Chilkat Valley Arts .................... 24Community Waste Solutions ....42

Dalton City Yarn ....................... 44Delta Western ...........................14

Episcopal Churches .................24

First National Bank of Alaska ............ inside front coverFishpicker Salmon ................... 21

Haines HomeBuilding Supply .................... 44

Haines Quick Shop .................. 32Haines Real Estate .................. 26Haisler Hardware & Supply ...... 23

Hotel Halsingland..................... 18Howsers Supermarket ..............34

King’s Store .............................. 15

Lighthouse Restaurant .............52Lutak Lumber ...........................45Lost Coast Surf Shop ...............34Lynn View Lodge ..................... 12

Material Girls Ltd. Quilt Shop ....17Moose Horn Laundry ................18

Oceanside RV Park .................. 44Olerud's Market Center .............24Outfitter Liquor Store.................32Outfitter Sporting Goods ...........32

The Parts Place ........................52

Sheldon Museum ..................... 14Skagway Convention

& Visitors Bureau .................. 22Southeast Roadbuilders ...........42

Tesoro ......................................14

Wings .......................................18

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