DEPARTMENT 004

DEPARTMENT 004 4-H CLUB EXHIBITS AND CONTESTS

2021 Topsfield Fair – 4H CLUB EXHIBITS AND CONTESTS

GENERAL INFORMATION Chairperson: Nancy McCarthy - (978) 498-4825 or [email protected] Contact: Nancy McCarthy- (978) 498-4825 Clerk: Diane Krafton

2 Krafton Way Andover, MA 01810

IMPORTANT DATES Entry Form Due: Tuesday, August 31st, 2021 Entry Receiving: General Entries ONLY- Thursday, September 9th, 2021 (6:00-8:00pm) & Saturday, September 11th, 2021 (9:00-12:00pm) Food & Horticulture ONLY - Thursday, September 30th, 2021 (5-7:00pm) Entry Pick Up: Tuesday, October 12th, 2021 (4:00-6:00pm) No Exceptions Entry Fee: None RULES AND REGULATIONS ***READ RULES CAREFULLY! THERE ARE MANY CHANGES *** Open to Essex County 4-H members in good standing, with leader’s approval. Exceptions noted in the respective sections. Also open to any Essex County youth who has participated in a 4H activity this past year or attended 4-H Camps. 1. ALL EXHIBITORS MUST be listed on the 2020-2021

Essex County 4-H enrollment form. All 4-H entry FORMS are to be received by August 31st, 2021. THERE WILL BE NO PRINTED FAIRBOOK. It will be ONLINE only. The Fair website is www.topsfieldfair.org, then click on Exhibitor Handbook and go to the 4-H section.

2. Exhibits must be produced, made, or grown by the exhibitor during the previous 12 months prior to exhibition.

3. ALL EXHIBITORS are limited to ONE ENTRY PER CLASS (unless otherwise noted). JR/SR 4H members are between the ages of 8-19 as of January 1, 2021. Cloverbuds (CB) ages 5-7 as of January 1, 2021 are also eligible to exhibit. CB are NOT eligible for Trophies or Sweepstakes. Participation ribbons only will be awarded.

4. All entries must be made by filling out the official 4-H entry form included in the 4-H exhibitor handbook pages available online at www.topsfieldfair.org. Cloverbuds must use Cloverbud entry form.

5. General entries will be accepted on Thursday, September 9th, 2021 from 6:00-8:00pm (Doors will be locked at 8:00pm) and Saturday, September 11th, 2021 from 9:00am-12:00 pm (Doors will be locked at 12:00pm) AT THE GRANGE BUILDING. This includes Club Exhibits. Club Exhibits MUST BE ASSEMBLED by Club Youth MEMBERS NOT LEADERS AT THE GRANGE BUILDING. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. Exhibitors entering more than 20 articles or one person dropping off more than 20 articles for several 4-H members must arrive at least ONE HOUR before closing. NO LATER THAN 7:00 pm Thursday, September 9th 2021 or by 11:00am on Saturday, September 11th, 2021.

6. Food and Horticulture arrive Thursday, September 30th, 2021 at the GRANGE BUILDING from 5:00pm-7:00pm. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. DOORS WILL BE LOCKED AT 7:00pm. Exhibitors entering more than 20 articles or one person dropping off more than 20 articles for several 4-H members must arrive AT LEAST ONE HOUR before closing. NO LATER THAN 6:00pm.

7. “OTHER” classes may only contain items that are not a listed category. Use the entry ID field to name what the item is. BE SPECIFIC!

8. The committee reserves the right to exclude any exhibit of inferior quality or questionable content. The committee reserves the right to make changes as needed to fit the condition(s) of the show.

9. Prizes, premium money and trophies will not be awarded unless exhibit meets its requirements or is deemed unworthy by the judges. ONLY BLUE RIBBON EXHIBITS whose exhibitor has submitted a 4H Record by October 1st, 2020 WILL BE ELIGIBLE to receive TROPHIES/AWARDS.

10. Excellent, Very Good, & Good prizes will be awarded in all classes except, canning, challenges, and horticulture. Canning & Challenges are awarded Modified Danish system and placed 1st-6th. Horticulture is placed 1st thru 5th.

11. It is REQUIRED THAT EACH EXHIBITOR with adult WILL PROVIDE TWO (3) HOUR SHIFTS for coverage IN THE GRANGE BUILDING DURING THE FAIR. PLEASE SIGN UP FOR TIME(S) on September 9th, 11th or 30th, 2021. NO WORK- NO PREMIUMS!

12. All entries are to be picked up between 4:00-6:00 pm on Tuesday, October 12th, 2021. NO EXCEPTIONS. Prize money will be mailed when items are picked up.

13. No over-sized static exhibits without prior committee


approval. MAXIMUM SIZE ALLOWED 2’x2’. ALL POSTERS, educational or other MAXIMUM size 11”x 17”.

14. PLEASE FOLLOW RULES LISTED IN EACH DEPT THAT YOU ARE EXHIBITING IN.

15. Saturday, October 9th, 2021 is 4-H Day at Topsfield Fair. All 4-H’ers shall show a current 4-H card for admission. 4-H Fashion Revue will be held October 9th, 2021 at 1:00pm.

16. The decision of the judges is final. JUDGES HAVE THE RIGHT TO DISQUALIFY ANY ARTICLE EVEN THOUGH IT MAY HAVE BEEN ACCEPTED AT DROP OFF NIGHT.

17. 4-H Entries not done online should be sent to: Diane Krafton, 2 Krafton Way, Andover, MA 01810 by August 15th, 2021.

DEAN AND FLYNN 4-H ACHIEVEMENT AWARD A $25.00 Scholarship will be awarded at 4-H Achievement Night to two 4-H’ers in Essex County for outstanding achievement in 4-H Project Work & Fair Participation in 4-H. This award will be given by Eugene Dean and Mrs. Jack Flynn, Amusement Operators at Topsfield Fair. ESSEX AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY SWEEPSTAKES

1. The Essex Agricultural Society will award a $25.00 and a $15.00 award in Agriculture and Home Economics exhibit areas. These prizes will be awarded to either boys or girls in 4-H who have had projects in TWO OR MORE REQUIRED PROJECT AREAS, are winners in their respective classes, & have submitted a 4-H record by October 1, 2020.

2. Any 4-H member in good standing ages 8 -19 is eligible for this award.

3. To compete for AGRICULTURE a 4-H’er MUST exhibit in TWO SECTIONS: 4-H Horticulture AND at least one of the following: poultry, dairy, goat, sheep, rabbit, or horse. HOME ECONOMICS requires: TWO of the following: Canning, Clothing, Conservation, Fiber Arts, Foods, Handicrafts, Home Environment, Photography, Woodworking/Metalwork.

4. Points will be scored on 1st - 2nd - 3rd prizes won on individual exhibits in Agricultural & Home Ec classes. Points are follows: First/ Excellent: 5 points; Second/ Very Good: 3 points; Third/ Good: 2 points.

5. CHALLENGE CLASSES are NOT ELIGIBLE for sweepstakes.

Trophy for BEST OVERALL 4-H EXHIBIT Sponsored by The Topsfield Fair 4H HORTICULTURE DEPT Chairpersons: Joan Lagasse, W. Boxford, MA, Mark Lagasse, W. Boxford, MA, Melanie Dunin, Salem, NH TROPHIES by Dora Rouse, W. Boxford, MA BEST OVERALL HORTICULTURE EXHIBITOR In Memory of Charles E. Blanchard (Must exhibit in both FLOWER and VEGETABLE sections to be eligible for this trophy. Based on POINTS) TROPHIES Best vase of cut flowers- Lagasse Family Best Houseplant in memory of Joan H. Rouse Best Arrangement - by Lagasse Family JUDGES CHOICE In memory of Alice I. Salter by The Salter-Jackson Families. RULES AND REGULATIONS 1. All exhibits of houseplants must be correctly labeled on a

3” x 5” card. Card must contain: Name of Plant, Date the member began caring for the plant, IF STARTED BY THE MEMBER, how started (from Cutting, Root Division, Seed, or Bulb) and WHEN started.

2. Horticulture exhibits must arrive between 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. on THURSDAY, September 30th, 2021. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. See #5 General Rules & Regulations.

3. Exhibitors are required to keep flowers and vegetables fresh throughout the Fair.

4. All plants should be grown and cared for at least three months prior to exhibition.

5. All flowers / arrangements must be done by the exhibitor on Friday night. All flowers must be exhibited in PLAIN VASES. NO Decorative or Novelty Vases except in Classes AB4 and AB8.

6. Any plant damaged by insects/ pests or showing sign of infestation will be disqualified.

7. Only 1 variety of plant per container (except dish gardens and terrariums.)

8. Classes 1-18 and 20 & 21 flowers must be same color /variety. Class 19 flowers must be same variety/different colors.

9. All entries must be in place by 7:00pm. NO EXCEPTIONS

10. ALL PLANTS WILL BE SPRAYED WITH AN INSECTICIDE IN ORDER TO BE EXHIBITED.

11. Plants that have been previously entered may not be re-judged except in class BD. Plants in class BD will not be


eligible for trophies or points for overall horticultural exhibitor.

SECTION A – FLOWERS Awards: FIRST $4.50 SECOND $4.00 THIRD $3.50 FOURTH $3.00 FIFTH $3.00 CLOVERBUD- $3.00 CUT FLOWERS Flowers must be grown, selected, and arranged by exhibitor. To be judged for Culture - 90%, Effect - 10% CLASS AA - Jr./Sr.

1. Asters, 5 blooms 2. Cosmos, 5 sprays 3. Chrysanthemums, 5 stems 4. Dahlias, grown from seed, 5 blooms (unwin) 5. Dahlias, large, 1 bloom 6. Dahlias, small, 5 blooms 7. Everlasting, fresh 5 stems 8. Marigolds, large flowered, 5 blooms/African 9. Marigolds, dwarf single, 5 stems/ French 10. Marigolds, dwarf double, 5 stems/French 11. Petunias, 5 stems 12. Salvia, 5 stems 13. Snapdragons, 5 spikes 14. Sunflowers, small 5 blooms 15. Sunflowers, large, 1 bloom 16. Zinnias, large¸ Dahlia, 5 blooms 17. Zinnias, single, 5 stems 18. Zinnias, small, 5 stems (Lilliput or Pompom) 19. Mixed flowers, 5 blooms/stems 20. Everlasting, dried, 5 stems 21. Any other flower¸ 5 blooms/stems - more than 1

variety allowed 22. Perennial Asters- 5 sprays 23. Autumn Sedum - 5 sprays 24. Tithothia- 5 Stems 25. Cleome- 5 Stems 26. Celosia- 5 stems 27. Daisies- 5 stems

CLASS CAA - Cloverbud

1. Asters, 5 blooms 2. Cosmos, 5 sprays

3. Chrysanthemums, 5 stems 4. Dahlias, grown from seed, 5 blooms (unwin) 5. Dahlias, large, 1 bloom 6. Dahlias, small, 5 blooms 7. Everlasting, fresh 5 stems 8. Marigolds, large flowered, 5 blooms/African 9. Marigolds, dwarf single, 5 stems/ French 10. Marigolds, dwarf double, 5 stems/French 11. Petunias, 5 stems 12. Salvia, 5 stems 13. Snapdragons, 5 spikes 14. Sunflowers, small 5 blooms 15. Sunflowers, large, 1 bloom 16. Zinnias, large¸ Dahlia, 5 blooms 17. Zinnias, single, 5 stems 18. Zinnias, small, 5 stems (Lilliput or Pompom) 19. Mixed flowers, 5 blooms/stems 20. Everlasting, dried, 5 stems 21. Any other flower¸ 5 blooms/stems - more than 1

variety allowed 22. Perennial Asters- 5 sprays 23. Autumn Sedum - 5 sprays 24. Tithothia- 5 Stems 25. Cleome- 5 Stems 26. Celosia- 5 stems 27. Daisies- 5 stems

ARRANGEMENTS Max height of arrangement no more than 1 ½ times the height of the container/vase Selected and arranged by exhibitor To be judged for Quality - 50%, Effect - 50% CLASS AB - Jr./Sr.

1. Vase of annuals - grown by exhibitor 2. Vase of perennials - grown by exhibitor 3. Vase of any cut flower- grown by exhibitor 4. Decorative or Novelty Vases Allowed in this class 5. Vase of flowers or tubers or bulbs - grown by

exhibitor 6. Vase of foliage 7. Vase of dried flowers - grown by exhibitor 8. Miniature arrangement - not over 5” in any direction

with container. Decorative or Novelty Vases Allowed in this class.

9. Vase of Evergreen Foliage CLASS CAB - Cloverbud

1. Vase of annuals - grown by exhibitor


2. Vase of perennials - grown by exhibitor 3. Vase of any cut flower- grown by exhibitor 4. Decorative or Novelty Vases Allowed in this class 5. Vase of flowers or tubers or bulbs - grown by

exhibitor 6. Vase of foliage 7. Vase of dried flowers - grown by exhibitor 8. Miniature arrangement - not over 5” in any direction

with container. Decorative or Novelty Vases Allowed in this class.

9. Vase of Evergreen Foliage TERRARIUMS CLASS AC - Jr./Sr.

1. Woodland 2. House plants 3. Dish Garden - House plants 4. Dish Garden – Cactus

CLASS CAC - Cloverbud 1. Woodland 2. House plants 3. Dish Garden - House plants 4. Dish Garden – Cactus

WREATHS Wreath must be COMPLETELY MADE BY EXHIBITOR. No pre-formed wreaths that are just decorated. No artificial decorations, ribbon accepted. CLASS AD - Jr./Sr.

1. Wreath, dry material 2. Wreath, grapevine 3. Wreath, evergreen 4. Door Swag, evergreen 5. Kissing Ball 6. Door swag, natural materials 7. Fresh CUT Flower Wreath 8. Wreath, LIVING Plants 9. Corsage (3-5 Flower Minimum)

CLASS CAD - Cloverbud

1. Wreath, dry material 2. Wreath, grapevine

3. Wreath, evergreen 4. Door Swag, evergreen 5. Kissing Ball 6. Door swag, natural materials 7. Fresh CUT Flower Wreath 8. Wreath, LIVING Plants 9. Corsage (3-5 Flower Minimum)

SECTION B - HOUSE PLANTS Must be grown by exhibitor, and owned for at least 3 months prior to October 1, 2020. Flowering plants must be in bloom. Hanging plants must be in hanging pots. ALL PLANTS MUST HAVE INDEX CARDS with name of plant CLASS BA - Jr./Sr.

1. Aloe 2. Cactus (other than Christmas Cactus) 3. Christmas Cactus 4. Coleus 5. Fern 6. Ivy 7. Jade 8. Pepperomia 9. Philodendron 10. Pothos 11. Snakeplant 12. Succulent 13. Scented Geranium 14. Topiary 15. Bonsai 16. Any other foliage - not previously listed 17. Begonia, Fibrous rooted 18. Begonia, , Rhizomatous 19. Bromeliads 20. Diffenbachia 21. Dracaena

CLASS BAA - Cloverbud

1. Aloe 2. Cactus (other than Christmas Cactus) 3. Christmas Cactus 4. Coleus 5. Fern 6. Ivy 7. Jade 8. Pepperomia 9. Philodendron 10. Pothos


11. Snakeplant 12. Succulent 13. Scented Geranium 14. Topiary 15. Bonsai 16. Any other foliage - not previously listed 17. Begonia, Fibrous rooted 18. Begonia, , Rhizomatous 19. Bromeliads 20. Diffenbachia 21. Dracaena

FLOWERING PLANTS CLASS BB - Jr./Sr.

1. African Violet 2. Martha Washington Geranium 3. Begonia, Other 4. Geranium 5. Impatiens 6. New Guinea Impatiens 7. Any other flowering - not previously listed 8. Begonia, tuberous 9. Dipledenia/ Mandevilla 10. Fuschia 11. Torenia - Wish Bone Flower

CLASS CBB - Cloverbud

1. African Violet 2. Martha Washington Geranium 3. Begonia, Other 4. Geranium 5. Impatiens 6. New Guinea Impatiens 7. Any other flowering - not previously listed 8. Begonia, tuberous 9. Dipledenia/ Mandevilla 10. Fuschia 11. Torenia - Wish Bone Flower

HANGING PLANTS CLASS BC - Jr./Sr.

1. Spider Plant 2. Swedish Ivy 3. Wandering Jew 4. Strawberry Begonia 5. Any other hanging plant - not previously listed 6. Flowering Maple

7. Fittonia 8. Pilea

CLASS CBC - Cloverbud

1. Spider Plant 2. Swedish Ivy 3. Wandering Jew 4. Strawberry Begonia 5. Any other hanging plant - not previously listed 6. Flowering Maple 7. Fittonia 8. Pilea

LONG TERM CARE PLANTS Include a history of care/when entered. Plants in this class are not eligible for trophies. ONE PLANT PER CLASS CLASS BD - Jr./Sr.

1. Houseplant 2. Flowering Plant 3. Hanging Plant

CLASS CBD - Cloverbud

1. Houseplant 2. Flowering Plant 3. Hanging Plant

SECTION C - 4-H VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT Vegetables must be grown, selected and displayed by Exhibitor. TOPSFIELD FAIR TROPHY Best Vegetable Entry Best Tomato In Memory of John S. Rouse CLASS C - Jr./Sr.

1. Green beans, 15 pods 2. Beans, wax, 15 pods 3. Shell beans, 15 pods 4. Beans, shelled, 1 pint 5. Beets, five 6. Carrots, five 7. Egg Plant, two 8. Peppers, sweet, five 9. Peppers, hot, five


10. Potatoes, white. Five 11. Potatoes, red, five 12. Pumpkin, sugar, two 13. Summer Squash, yellow, two 14. Summer Squash, green, two 15. Squash, Butternut, two 16. Squash, Winter, two (more than 1 variety allowed) 17. Tomatoes, red, five (stems on) 18. Tomatoes, green, five (stems on) 19. Tomatoes, cherry, ten (stems on) 20. Tomatoes, green, cherry, ten (stems on) 21. Cabbage, two heads 22. Sweet corn, five ears 23. Cucumbers, two 24. Onions, five 25. Greens.2 stalks 26. Celery, 2 bunches 27. Parsley, 2 branches 28. Pumpkin, field, two 29. Any other vegetables, two, five, ten - not previously

listed *Refer to Dept 115 Vegetables in Fairbook for correct quantities.

30. Parsley, Flat Italian 2 branches 31. Tomatoes, plum, ten (stems on) 32. Tomatoes, green, plum, ten (stems on) 33. Potato, other, five 34. Large Gourds, two

CLASS CCC - Cloverbud

1. Green beans, 15 pods 2. Beans, wax, 15 pods 3. Shell beans, 15 pods 4. Beans, shelled, 1 pint 5. Beets, five 6. Carrots, five 7. Egg Plant, two 8. Peppers, sweet, five 9. Peppers, hot, five 10. Potatoes, white. Five 11. Potatoes, red, five 12. Pumpkin, sugar, two 13. Summer Squash, yellow, two 14. Summer Squash, green, two 15. Squash, Butternut, two 16. Squash, Winter, two (more than 1 variety allowed) 17. Tomatoes, red, five (stems on) 18. Tomatoes, green, five (stems on) 19. Tomatoes, cherry, ten (stems on) 20. Tomatoes, green, cherry, ten (stems on) 21. Cabbage, two heads 22. Sweet corn, five ears 23. Cucumbers, two 24. Onions, five

25. Greens.2 stalks 26. Celery, 2 bunches 27. Parsley, 2 branches 28. Pumpkin, field, two 29. Any other vegetables, two, five, ten - not previously

listed *Refer to Dept 115 Vegetables in Fairbook for correct quantities.

30. Parsley, Flat Italian 2 branches 31. Tomatoes, plum, ten (stems on) 32. Tomatoes, green, plum, ten (stems on) 33. Potato, other, five 34. Large Gourds, two

SECTION D- COLLECTIONS AND DISPLAYS ALL PLANTS MUST HAVE INDEX CARDS Awards: FIRST $7.00 SECOND $6.00 THIRD $5.00 FOURTH $4.00 FIFTH $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 CLASS D - Jr./Sr.

1. Garden PEST insects, ten labeled, control-Photos only

2. Garden weeds, ten, labeled, control, dried and pressed 3. Herbs, 5 plants, labeled 4. Herbs, 10 dried and pressed, labeled 5. Individual collection, plants, five labeled 6. Educational exhibit, 11x17 poster or standard

notebook 7. Collection of plants, five, started by exhibitor From

seed, cutting, root etc. Must have 3x5 card, with plant name and how started, date started. Plants must be different varieties.

8. Collection of 10 Small gourds in a basket 9. Collection of 5 annual flowers, plants in a basket or

planter. Please include plant names & start date. BE CREATIVE. No larger than 16” long x 16” wide

CLASS CDD - Cloverbud

1. Garden PEST insects, ten labeled, control-Photos only

2. Garden weeds, ten, labeled, control, dried and pressed 3. Herbs, 5 plants, labeled 4. Herbs, 10 dried and pressed, labeled 5. Individual collection, plants, five labeled 6. Educational exhibit, 11x17 poster or standard

notebook


7. Collection of plants, five, started by exhibitor From seed, cutting, root etc. Must have 3x5 card, with plant name and how started, date started. Plants must be different varieties.

8. Collection of 10 Small gourds in a basket 9. Collection of 5 annual flowers, plants in a basket or

planter. Please include plant names & start date. BE CREATIVE. No larger than 16” long x 16” wide

DISPLAY Awards: FIRST $10.00 SECOND $8.00 THIRD $6.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 CLASS DA - Jr./Sr.

1. Alternative Gardening Poster 11”x17”/ Photo journal 2. Individual Garden Display -11”x17”- Grow A Theme

Garden details TBA must contact dept. Chair.

CLASS CDA - Cloverbud

1. Alternative Gardening Poster 11”x17”/ Photo journal 2. Individual Garden Display -11”x17”- Grow A Theme

Garden details TBA must contact dept. Chair.

Judging will be based on Quality 60%, Variety 20%, Arrangement - 20% SECTION F - CHALLENGE CLASS Awards: FIRST $5.00 SECOND $4.50 THIRD $4.00 FOURTH $3.50 FIFTH $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 Rules and materials available from Horticulture Committee CLASS F

1. Plant started by seed / bulb 2. Houseplant 3. Container - vegetable plant 4. Club project 5. Arrangement Challenge- 6. Cloverbud

Trophies by the LAGASSE FAMILY to be awarded for: Best Plant started by seed/bulb- In Memory of Leon A. Lagasse Best Houseplant- In Memory of Hilda Rouse Best Container Grown Vegetable- In Memory of William Curboy

SECTION H- 4-H CLOTHING EXHIBIT Chairpersons: Tammy Fabre, Salem, MA, Kaitlyn Fabre, Salem, MA, Emily Fabre, Salem, MA RULES & REGULATIONS All garments should be cleaned, pressed, and hung on hangers or they will not be accepted. Best Overall Clothing Entry - by Woburn Moose Family Center TROPHY - Best Junior –In Memory of Edna Homa TROPHY- Best Senior- In Memory of Shirley Di Battista Best Challenge - by Essex County 4H Advisory Council

GARMENTS Awards: EXCELLENT- $4.00 VERY GOOD- $3.50 GOOD- $3.00 CLOVERBUD- $3.00 CLASS H - Jr./Sr.

1. Apron 2. Blouse/Shirt 3. Dress of Knit Material 4. Dress of Wool/Wool Blend 5. Dress of Woven Material 6. Sun Dress 7. Bathrobe 8. Jumper 9. Jumpsuit 10. Nightgown 11. Pajamas- 2 pc 12. Overalls (long or short) 13. Sweatpants / lounge pants- elastic waist or drawstring 14. Sweatshirt 15. Shorts 16. Skirt - A-line Straight 17. Skirt Straight 18. Skirt - Gathered 19. Skirt - Wraparound 20. Slacks- with zipper or button fly


21. Vest 22. Costume 23. Capri pants 24. Other Garment - Not Listed

CLASS CHH - Cloverbud

1. Apron 2. Blouse/Shirt 3. Dress of Knit Material 4. Dress of Wool/Wool Blend 5. Dress of Woven Material 6. Sun Dress 7. Bathrobe 8. Jumper 9. Jumpsuit 10. Nightgown 11. Pajamas- 2 pc 12. Overalls (long or short) 13. Sweatpants / lounge pants- elastic waist or drawstring 14. Sweatshirt 15. Shorts 16. Skirt - A-line Straight 17. Skirt Straight 18. Skirt – Gathered 19. Skirt – Wraparound 20. Slacks- with zipper or button fly 21. Vest 22. Costume 23. Capri pants 24. Other Garment - Not Listed

MISCELLANEOUS Awards: EXCELLENT- $4.00 VERY GOOD- $3.50 GOOD - $3.00 CLOVERBUD- $3.00 CLASS HA - Jr./Sr.

1. Drawstring Bag 2. Belt 3. Doll Clothes 4. Hat or Headband 5. Head scarf or Neck scarf 6. Pot Holder or Mitt 7. Recreational Sewing, Backpack, Sports Bag, Garment

Bag 8. Slippers 9. Stuffed Animal or Toy 10. Holiday Accessory

11. Educational Exhibit, 11”x17” poster or standard notebook

12. Animal Clothing, Limit 3 DIFFERENT Items 13. Technology Case (IPAD or cell phone) 14. Other article not listed

CLASS HAA - Cloverbud

1. Drawstring Bag 2. Belt 3. Doll Clothes 4. Hat or Headband 5. Head scarf or Neck scarf 6. Pot Holder or Mitt 7. Recreational Sewing, Backpack, Sports Bag, Garment

Bag 8. Slippers 9. Stuffed Animal or Toy 10. Holiday Accessory 11. Educational Exhibit, 11”x17” poster or standard

notebook 12. Animal Clothing, Limit 3 DIFFERENT Items 13. Technology Case (IPAD or cell phone) 14. Other article not listed

ADVANCED SEWING- NO CLOVERBUD Awards: EXCELLENT- $5.00 VERY GOOD- $4.00 GOOD- $3.50 CLASS HB - Jr./Sr.

1. Best Dress 2. Cape or Poncho 3. Coat 4. Doll and Outfit, both sewn from pattern 5. Evening Dress 6. Jacket 7. Matched Plaid Garment 8. Pant Suit 9. 2 piece outfit -No accessories 10. Sports Outfit (2 or more pieces) 11. Suit/ Ensemble 12. Reconstructed Shirt 13. Reconstructed Other 14. Other


COORDINATED OUTFIT – NO CLOVERBUD Awards: EXCELLENT- $12.00 VERY GOOD- $10.00 GOOD- $8.00 CLASS HC - Jr./Sr.

1. 3 piece outfit, no accessories 5 PIECE COORDINATED OUTFIT –NO CLOVERBUD Awards: EXCELLENT- $20.00 VERY GOOD- $16.00 GOOD- $12.00 CLASS HD - Jr./Sr.

1. 5 piece outfit, no accessories 4-H FASHION REVUE Entry form must be submitted with Class HF1 or HFF1 To be held Saturday, October 9th, 2021 at 1:00pm in the GRANGE Building Awards: OVERALL $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 CLASS HF - Jr./Sr.

1. Fashion Revue/ Modeling CLASS HFF - Cloverbud

1. Cloverbud CHALLENGE CLASS Awards as follows: All to be judged: Excellent, Very Good, Good. From all Excellents (EXCEPT Cloverbuds.) Awards: FIRST $5.00 SECOND $4.00 THIRD $3.00 CLOVERBUD- $3.00

CLASS HG - Jr./Sr.

1. Challenge CLASS HGG - Cloverbud

1. Cloverbud

SECTION I - 4-H FOODS EXHIBIT

Chairpersons: Linda Agersea, Saugus, MA Candice Leva, Saugus, MA, Jamie Coleman, Saugus, MA For 2021 there will be no food tasting entries. We will though, have cake, cookies, candy and gingerbread houses that can be decorated. All of these can be decorated on Styrofoam or actual food. RULES AND REGULATIONS

1. Food exhibits must arrive between 5:00 - 7:00pm, Thursday, September 30th, 2021. NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED.

2. Exhibitors MAY NOT be present when their exhibits are judged.

3. All food exhibits and recipes become the property of the Essex County 4-H Advisory Council.

4. ALL PLATES AND/ OR CONTAINERS WILL BE CONSIDERED DISPOSABLE

PERPETUAL TROPHY - JUDGES CHOICE In Memory of Doris Parisi AWARDS- Best of Class in Each Category Division A – Essex County 4H Advisory Council DISPLAY CLASS IH - Jr./Sr.

1. Educational - 11x17 Poster / Standard notebook 2. Place setting – No glasswear, include placemat,

napkin & table setting. CLASS IHH - Cloverbud

1. Educational - 11x17 Poster / Standard notebook 2. Place setting – No glasswear, include placemat,

napkin & table setting.


DIVISION B – DECORATIVE FOOD Decorated foods will be judged by presentation, appearance & technique only. Recipes are NOT necessary in Division B. AWARDS: Best of Class in Each Category by Essex County 4-H Advisory Council CREATIVE FOOD DESIGN Entries MUST HAVE 8.5” x 11” sheet of paper listing adornments, decorations, and embellishments ARE required. Example: IJ-3 Cupcakes: Use lifesavers for eyes, M & M for nose, Spaghetti for hair, and Twizzler for mouth. CAKE DECORATION TRADITIONAL

Using traditional tools of cake decorating, exhibited on cardboard cake forms. Must be ready for display in a clear covered cake container. Awards: EXCELLENT $5.00 VERY GOOD $4.00 GOOD $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 CLASS IK - Jr./Sr.

1. Decorated Cake 2. Decorated Cupcakes (4) 3. Decorated Cookies (4) 4. Decorated Candy (4)

CLASS IKK - Cloverbud

1. Decorated Cake 2. Decorated Cupcakes (4) 3. Decorated Cookies (4) 4. Decorated Candy (4)

GINGERBREAD HOUSE Trophy- In memory of Anne Coleman Entries must have 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper listing all decorations used.

CLASS IL - Jr./Sr.

1. Decorated Gingerbread House- Use gingerbread to create fun type dessert centerpiece.

2. Decorated House –Non Gingerbread CLASS ILL - Cloverbud

1. Decorated Gingerbread House- Use gingerbread to create fun type dessert centerpiece.

2. Decorated House –Non Gingerbread FOOD CHALLENGE Trophy- The Homa Family, Andover Awards: FIRST $5.00 SECOND $4.00 THIRD $3.00 CLASS IM

1. Foods Challenge- Create a Food Pyramid and display on poster 11”x17”

SECTION J- FOOD PRESERVATION – CANNING

Co-Chairpersons- Ed Cormier, Peabody, MA, Jackie Grimes, Peabody, MA, Emily Enos, Beverly, MA Awards: FIRST $5.00 SECOND $4.50 THIRD $4.00 FOURTH $3.50 FIFTH $3.00 SIXTH $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00

RULES & REGULATIONS

1. Enter TWO JARS of uniform size in each class. 2. Each product must be labeled as to product, date

processed, processing method, processing time and your exhibitor number.

3. Acid Foods - Fruits, tomatoes and pickled vegetables may be processed in a boiling water bath canner. For tomatoes, use the hot pack method, process pints 35 minutes, quarts 45 minutes. To ensure consumer safety and remove doubt about acidity levels in tomatoes, add ¼ teaspoon citric acid per pint or ½


teaspoon per quart; or add 1 tablespoon reconstituted lemon juice per pint or 2 tablespoons per quart. (Fresh lemon juice should not be used because the acidity varies.)

4. Vegetables- Including Garden Special- Process in pressure canner.

5. Jellies, Jams, Preserves and Marmalades - use canning jars and process in boiling water- bath- canner. Paraffin tends to loosen and break on those products.

6. Jars with broken seals will be disqualified. 7. Awards will be 1st – 6th in each class. Only those

will be awarded premium money. Some of the criteria the judges will be considering are:

1. Condition of the Product 2. Color of Product 3. Packing, Size, clarity of liquid

4. Overall Appearance- Jars and lids must be clean 5. All gift packages will be opened to judge Preserved Products and Presentation of contents. 6. Judging will follow criteria listed in Rule 7 7. No alcohol/ tobacco may be used in preparing Gift Packages.

Trophies/Awards by Woburn Moose, Family Center, Lodge 1214, Chapter 2101 Vegetable: In Memory Augustus- Lucky Horse Shoes Fruit: In Memory of George / McCarthy Family Soft Spread: In Memory George & Carolyn George Best Gift Package Jr.: In Memory- Zachary – Lucky Horse Shoes Best Gift Package Sr. Best Juice Pickles/Relishes: In Memory of Ashley-Lucky Horse Shoes Best Other Canning: In Memory of Carlisle Chelsea-Lucky Horse Shoes Best Jam, Best Jelly, Best Preserve Challenge Trophy/Award by Crowninshield of Peabody, MA Best Overall Food Preservation: Canning Trophy Award In Memory of Sandy George VEGETABLES CLASS JA - Jr./Sr.

1. Beets 2. Carrots 3. Corn 4. Winter Squash- cubed 5. String Beans, Green

6. String Beans, Yellow 7. Tomato Sauce 8. Whole tomato 9. Asparagus 10. Other vegetables - limit 3 types, not previously listed

CLASS JAA - Cloverbud

1. Beets 2. Carrots 3. Corn 4. Winter Squash- cubed 5. String Beans, Green 6. String Beans, Yellow 7. Tomato Sauce 8. Whole tomato 9. Asparagus 10. Other vegetables - limit 3 types, not previously listed

PICKLES/ RELISHES CLASS JB - Jr./Sr.

1. Dilled Beans 2. Pickled beets 3. Bread & Butter Pickles 4. Dill Pickles 5. Sweet Pickles 6. Relish 7. Chutney

CLASS JBB - Cloverbud

1. Dilled Beans 2. Pickled beets 3. Bread & Butter Pickles 4. Dill Pickles 5. Sweet Pickles 6. Relish 7. Chutney

FRUITS CLASS JC - Jr./Sr.

1. Applesauce 2. Peaches 3. Pears 4. Other fruits - limit 3 types, not previously listed 5. Other Fruit Sauces, not apple- limit 3 types


CLASS JCC - Cloverbud

1. Applesauce 2. Peaches 3. Pears 4. Other fruits - limit 3 types, not previously listed 5. Other Fruit Sauces, not apple- limit 3 types

JUICE Must be TWO uniform jars or bottles CLASS JD - Jr./Sr.

1. Tomato juice 2. Vegetable juice 3. Fruit juice- limit 3 flavors

CLASS JDD - Cloverbud

1. Tomato juice 2. Vegetable juice 3. Fruit juice- limit 3 flavors

JAM CLASS JE - Jr./Sr.

1. Raspberry 2. Strawberry 3. Peach 4. Other fruit - limit 3 types 5. Other Berry- limit 3 types 6. Mixed Fruit/ Berry - limit 3 types 7. Vegetable - limit 3 types 8. Mixed Fruit - limit 3 types 9. Mixed Berry - limit 3 types

CLASS JEE - Cloverbud

1. Raspberry 2. Strawberry 3. Peach 4. Other fruit - limit 3 types 5. Other Berry- limit 3 types 6. Mixed Fruit/ Berry - limit 3 types 7. Vegetable - limit 3 types 8. Mixed Fruit - limit 3 types 9. Mixed Berry - limit 3 types

JELLY CLASS JF - Jr./Sr.

1. Apple 2. Grape 3. Mixed fruit - limit 3 types 4. Other Berry - limit 3 types 5. Mixed Berry/ fruit - limit 3 types 6. Herb - limit 3 types 7. Vegetable limit 3 types 8. Other Fruit - limit 3 type 9. Mixed Berry - limit 3 types

CLASS JFF - Cloverbud

1. Apple 2. Grape 3. Mixed fruit - limit 3 types 4. Other Berry - limit 3 types 5. Mixed Berry/ fruit - limit 3 types 6. Herb - limit 3 types 7. Vegetable limit 3 types 8. Other Fruit - limit 3 type 9. Mixed Berry - limit 3 types

PRESERVES CLASS JG - Jr./Sr.

1. Preserves - limit 3 types 2. Conserve - limit 3 types 3. Marmalade - limit 3 types 4. Butter - limit 3 types

CLASS JGG - Cloverbud

1. Preserves - limit 3 types 2. Conserve - limit 3 types 3. Marmalade - limit 3 types 4. Butter - limit 3 types

OTHER CANNING CLASS JH - Jr./Sr.

1. Any other Canned Food, except fruits and vegetables 2. Dried Foods - 2 pints 3. Flavored vinegar - 2 matched bottles 4. Syrup- limit 3 flavors 2 matched jars/ bottles


5. Educational exhibit 11”x17” Poster/Standard Notebook

CLASS JHH - Cloverbud

1. Any other Canned Food, except fruits and vegetables 2. Dried Foods - 2 pints 3. Flavored vinegar - 2 matched bottles 4. Syrup- limit 3 flavors 2 matched jars/ bottles 5. Educational exhibit 11”x17” Poster/Standard

Notebook

PACKAGES Awards: FIRST $7.00 SECOND $6.00 THIRD $5.00 FOURTH $4.00 FIFTH $3.50 SIXTH $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 CLASS JI - Jr./Sr.

1. Gift Package - Minimum 3 Jars 2. 3 Home canned Ball Jars / MUST INCLUDE menu

for day CLASS JII - Cloverbud

1. Gift Package - Minimum 3 Jars 2. 3 Home canned Ball Jars / MUST INCLUDE menu

for day CANNING Awards: FIRST $5.00 SECOND $4.50 THIRD $4.00 FOURTH $3.50 FIFTH $3.00 SIXTH $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 CLASS JK- Jr./Sr.

1. Canning Challenge

CLASS JKK - Cloverbud

1. Cloverbud Canning Challenge SECTION K- 4–H CREATIVE ARTS – ORIGINAL WORK Chairperson: Lorraine Morando, Saugus, MA Co-Chairperson: Mary Melanson, Peabody, MA Best Drawing, Painting, Sketch: MZL Dental, Peabody MA Judge’s Choice: Pediatric Healthcare Assoc. Inc, Peabody, MA Best Mixed Media: Pediatric Healthcare Assoc. Inc, Peabody, MA Pookie Award: Best Drawing, Painting, Sketch, Sculpture of Cat(s) by Morando Family RULES & REGULATIONS

1. Articles will be judged according to quality of article, difficulty, skill, neatness, and use of color and design.

2. Mat should be clean, free from blemishes. No Construction Paper Mats or Posterboard allowed.

3. All Drawings, Paintings and Sketches Must Be Matted/ Framed and Ready for Hanging. NO GLASS. All entries not meeting this criteria will be disqualified. Foamboard & shrink-wrap allowed in lieu of frame.

4. Charcoal or pastels must be set and/ or shrink- wrapped.

5. All exhibits must be original work of exhibitor. Include Exhibitor #, Class # and Lot # on back of work.

6. COPYRIGHTED materials will NOT be allowed. 7. Paint By Number - CLOVERBUDS ONLY use

KAA 16 8. Maximum mat /frame size 11x 17 NO GLASS ,

Oversized NOT accepted NO EXCEPTIONS. 9. Exhibitors Name MUST NOT BE VISIBLE for

judging. Awards: EXCELLENT $4.00 VERY GOOD $3.50 GOOD $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00


DRAWING / PAINTING / SKETCHING CLASS KA - Jr./Sr.

1. Charcoal 2. Crayon 3. Pastels 4. Pen and Ink 5. Pencil 6. Acrylic 7. Oil 8. Tempera 9. Graphic 10. Calligraphy – Text writing 11. Watercolors 12. Colored Pencil 13. Marker 14. Candy Art 8x10 Maximum must be shrink wrapped 15. Other –LIMIT 2

CLASS KAA - Cloverbud 1. Charcoal 2. Crayon 3. Pastels 4. Pen and Ink 5. Pencil 6. Acrylic 7. Oil 8. Tempera 9. Graphic 10. Calligraphy – Text writing 11. Watercolors 12. Colored Pencil 13. Marker 14. Candy Art 8x10 Maximum must be shrink wrapped 15. Other –LIMIT 2 16. Paint by Number CLOVERBUD only

MIXED MEDIA CLASS KB - Jr./Sr.

1. Collage 2. Paper Mache- No Preformed 3. Pottery 4. Sculpture 5. Puzzle/ Homemade 6. Book- written/ illustrated by exhibitor 7. Other Original 8. Educational Exhibit 11x17 poster/ standard notebook 9. Lg Abstract Sculpture – Max: 2’ L x 2’ H x 2’ W

CLASS KBB - Cloverbud

1. Collage 2. Paper Mache- No Preformed 3. Pottery 4. Sculpture 5. Puzzle/ Homemade 6. Book- written/ illustrated by exhibitor 7. Other Original 8. Educational Exhibit 11x17 poster/ standard notebook 9. Lg. Abstract Sculpture – Max: 2’ L x 2’ H x 2’ W

COMPUTER GRAPHIC DESIGN Awards: EXCELLENT $4.00 VERY GOOD $3.50 GOOD $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00

A. Color or black & white showing the mastering of design techniques displaying imagination. Must show use of computer generated graphics, artwork, design and/ or typography. Clip art should be kept at a minimum. B. Typography design- Artwork with type using computer/ hand printing/ mixed media. Example: Newsletters, fliers, fine art with added type. Readability and presentation to be judged.

Note- Quality of printers will not be judged.

CLASS KD - Jr./Sr.

1. Computer Generated Art 2. Typography Design

CLASS KDD - Cloverbud

1. Computer Generated Art 2. Typography Design

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT TROPHY- BEST EXHIBIT: Pediatric Healthcare Peabody, MA Highlighting 4-Hers’ ability to produce, direct & act in theater and movie productions. All work & music must be original and signed consent forms from each participant must accompany entry. All performance/ video must not exceed 15


minutes. Plays will be judged first Saturday of Fair. Times will be given on drop-off date. Awards: EXCELLENT $10.00 VERY GOOD $8.00 GOOD $6.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 STAGE PRODUCTIONS/ LIVE PERFORMANCE CLASS KE - Jr./Sr

1. One act play comedy/ drama/musical 15 min. limit- Judged on creativity, content, costumes, & format.

2. Performance of song and/ or dance/ play musical instrument etc. 15 min. limit Must have written script & sheet music (if applicable) to be judged. Judged on creativity, content, costumes, & format.

3. Reading of poem-minimum 4 lines each stanza- Maximum 4 stanzas

CLASS KEE - Cloverbud

1. One act play comedy/ drama/musical 15 min. limit- Judged on creativity, content, costumes, & format.

2. Performance of song and/ or dance/ play musical instrument etc. 15 min. limit Must have written script & sheet music (if applicable) to be judged. Judged on creativity, content, costumes, & format.

3. Reading of poem-minimum 4 lines each stanza- Maximum 4 stanzas

VIDEO PRODUCTIONS All videos must have name of movie on thumb drive. (You tube allowed) NO CD-ROMS. Credits must be given on separate paper for each person taking part in video. All productions must be “G” movie rating. Chairpersons have the right to disqualify a video deemed offensive. Consent forms from all actors must be returned with entry or video will be disqualified. Copyrighted characters must be kept to a minimum. CLASS KE - Jr./Sr.

4. Movie - Live action 30 min. limit. Must have written credits. Director/ Producer must be 4H members. Actors may be non - 4H. Judged on creativity, content, costumes, format &videography.

5. Movie- Animation 30 min. limit. Any stop motion animation allowed. ie Drawing, clay, computer.

Producer/ Director creator must be 4H member. Judged on creativity, content, format, art criteria & videography.


4. Movie - Live action 30 min. limit. Must have written credits. Director/ Producer must be 4H members. Actors may be non - 4H. Judged on creativity, content, costumes, format &videography.

5. Movie- Animation 30 min. limit. Any stop motion animation allowed. ie Drawing, clay, computer. Producer/ Director creator must be 4H member. Judged on creativity, content, format, art criteria & videography.

WRITTEN WORKS Must be original work under 100 pages. CLASS KE - Jr./Sr.

6. Screenplay- Must be neat & well defined with

director’s notes. Judged on creativity, content, neatness & format.

7. Written Play/ Musical - Up to 3 acts. Script or music must be neat & well defined. If musical, original sheet music must accompany script. Judged on creativity, content, costumes, neatness & format.

8. Written poem-minimum 4 lines each stanza- Maximum 4 stanzas


6. Screenplay- Must be neat & well defined with

director’s notes. Judged on creativity, content, neatness & format.

7. Written Play/ Musical - Up to 3 acts. Script or music must be neat & well defined. If musical, original sheet music must accompany script. Judged on creativity, content, costumes, neatness & format.

8. Written poem-minimum 4 lines each stanza- Maximum 4 stanzas

CREATIVE ART CHALLENGE Theme- “Family Tradition Continues” Entries will be judged EX, VG, GOOD, CB. Premiums paid only 1ST- 3RD from all Excellents.


Awards: FIRST $5.00 SECOND $4.00 THIRD $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 CLASS KF - Jr./Sr.

1. Creative Art Challenge 11x17 Collage (Foam Core or Canvas)- see Theme above

CLASS KFF - Cloverbud

1. Cloverbud 11x17 Collage (Foam Core or Canvas)- see Theme above

SECTION L- 4H HANDICRAFTS Chairpersons: Lee Ann Sanchez –Londonderry, NH, Becky Krafton, Andover, MA, Kristen Quimby, Pelham, NH TROPHIES/ AWARDS 4H Advisory Council- Best Challenge Sr., Jr. MOST UNIQUE– In Memory of Brian McCarthy JULIA PLASSMAN TROPHY- Best General Handicraft 4H Advisory Council– Best Holiday Craft IN MEMORY OF JACOB- Best Dog Theme Craft Best Chicken Theme Craft By Sara Ponikvar RULES & REGULATIONS The craft articles will be judged according to quality of exhibit, difficulty, skill, creativity and time involved. Committee reserves the right to exclude any exhibit. No “MAKE IT BAKE IT” allowed. GENERAL HANDICRAFTS Awards: EXCELLENT $4.00 VERY GOOD $3.50 GOOD $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 CLASS LA - Jr./Sr.

1. Beading 2. Block Print 3. Camp Craft 4. Ceramics 5. Recycled Craft 6. Felt Article made from craft felt 7. Gimp

8. Homemade Game 9. Leather Craft 10. Homemade Paper 11. Magnet Craft 12. Mobiles 13. Model 14. Mosiacs 15. Nature Craft 16. Cat Toy (pet safe) 17. Dog Toy (pet safe) 18. Quilling – only 1 item 19. Sand Art 20. Shell Craft 21. Homemade Soap 22. Shoe Box Diorama Maximum 8 ½ x 11 23. Stained Glass (not oven baked) 24. Fimo Clay Item 25. Candle 26. Christmas Craft 27. Halloween Craft 28. Thanksgiving Craft 29. Hanukkah Craft 30. Other Holiday Craft 31. Decorative Painting- wood item 32. Decorative Painting on stone 33. Decorative Painting on glass 34. Doll (Spool, Yarn, etc.) list type 35. Paper Flowers (must make 3 of same type) 36. Other flowers (must make 3 of same type) 37. Colonial /Heritage Craft 38. Bracelet (in display box/card) 39. Earrings (1 pair) (in display box/card) 40. Necklace (in display box/card) 41. Pin (in display box/card) 42. Stenciled Article (wood, slate, fabric) limit 3 different

types 43. Tie Dye 44. Textile craft painted/embellished 45. Handmade Batik Fabric in 6” hoop 46. Decoupage- 3 diff limit 1 ea type 47. Stationary (6 pcs with envelopes) 48. Rubber stamped item 49. Rubber stamped embossed 50. Altered Art item 51. Scrapbook- single page layout/item 52. Legos model/kit 53. Origami item 54. String Art 55. 4-H Themed Hanicraft 56. Popsicle stick craft 57. Paint pouring craft 58. Community Hero craft (1st responder, police, fire) 59. Awareness Item (Autism, cancer, etc.) 60. Salt Dough item


61. Other Article not previously listed 5 different items 62. Educational Exhibit 11 x 17 poster/std notebook

CLASS LAA - Cloverbud

1. Beading 2. Block Print 3. Camp Craft 4. Ceramics 5. Recycled Craft 6. Felt Article made from craft felt 7. Gimp 8. Homemade Game 9. Leather Craft 10. Homemade Paper 11. Magnet Craft 12. Mobiles 13. Model 14. Mosiacs 15. Nature Craft 16. Cat Toy (pet safe) 17. Dog Toy (pet safe) 18. Quilling – only 1 item 19. Sand Art 20. Shell Craft 21. Homemade Soap 22. Shoe Box Diorama Maximum 8 ½ x 11 23. Stained Glass (not oven baked) 24. Fimo Clay Item 25. Candle 26. Christmas Craft 27. Halloween Craft 28. Thanksgiving Craft 29. Hanukkah Craft 30. Other Holiday Craft 31. Decorative Painting- wood item 32. Decorative Painting on stone 33. Decorative Painting on glass 34. Doll (Spool, Yarn, etc.) list type 35. Paper Flowers (must make 3 of same type) 36. Other flowers (must make 3 of same type) 37. Colonial /Heritage Craft 38. Bracelet (in display box/card) 39. Earrings (1 pair) (in display box/card) 40. Necklace (in display box/card) 41. Pin (in display box/card) 42. Stenciled Article (wood, slate, fabric) limit 3 different

types 43. Tie Dye 44. Textile craft painted/embellished 45. Handmade Batik Fabric in 6” hoop 46. Decoupage- 3 diff limit 1 ea type 47. Stationary (6 pcs with envelopes) 48. Rubber stamped item

49. Rubber stamped embossed 50. Altered Art item 51. Scrapbook- single page layout/item 52. Legos model/kit 53. Origami item 54. String Art 55. 4-H Themed Hanicraft 56. Popsicle stick craft 57. Paint pouring craft 58. Community Hero craft (1st responder, police, fire) 59. Awareness Item (Autism, cancer, etc.) 60. Salt Dough item 61. Other Article not previously listed 5 different items 62. Educational Exhibit 11 x 17 poster/std notebook

DIFFICULT CRAFT TROPHY– JUDGES’ CHOICE in Memory of Anna Leva Awards: EXCELLENT $5.00 VERY GOOD $4.00 GOOD $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 Multi-step (explain on 3x5 card how it was made and approximate number of hours reqd. Leader approval required.) CLASS LB - Jr./Sr.

1. Difficult Craft CLASS LBB - Cloverbud

1. Cloverbud Difficult Craft CHALLENGES Awards: FIRST $5.00 SECOND $4.00 THIRD $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 CLASS LC - Jr./Sr.

1. Handicraft Challenge CLASS LCC - Cloverbud

1. Cloverbud Handicraft Challenge


SECTION M – 4-H FIBER ART (Formerly Needlework) Chairpersons: Donna Marie Ryan, Topsfield, MA Award for Best Needlework Entry: In Memory of Dr. Judith B. Wallin Best Knitted Article: In Memory of Antone, Kathleen, Mabel Pacheco & Robert F. Salter. Best Crocheted Article: In Memory of Virginia Welch RULES & REGULATIONS

1. ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE FINISHED AS REQUIRED: ie, PILLOWS (Stuffed), PICTURES (framed) etc.

2. Articles will be judged with emphasis on NEEDLEWORK. Decorative ie, (wall hanging, picture) Functional: ie, (on pillows, tablecloth, towels, apron)

3. Exhibits will also be judged according to quality of exhibit, difficulty, skill, creativity, and time involved.

Awards: EXCELLENT $4.00 VERY GOOD $3.50 GOOD $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 DIVISION A – NEEDLEWORK CLASS MA - Jr./Sr.

1. Applique 2. Plastic Canvas 3. Smocking 4. Weaving 5. Crewel 6. Cross stitch stamped 7. Counted cross stitch 8. Huck work (Swedish weaving) 9. Machine Embroidery 10. Japanese Bunka Embroidery 11. Chicken scratch 12. Candlewicking 13. Silk Ribbon Embroidery 14. Bargello 15. Needlepoint 16. Quickpoint 17. Yo-Yo (3 DIFFERENT items) 18. Educational exhibit (11 x 17) poster or std notebook 19. Other Needlework

CLASS MAA - Cloverbud

1. Applique 2. Plastic Canvas 3. Smocking 4. Weaving 5. Crewel 6. Cross stitch stamped 7. Counted cross stitch 8. Huck work (Swedish weaving) 9. Machine Embroidery 10. Japanese Bunka Embroidery 11. Chicken scratch 12. Candlewicking 13. Silk Ribbon Embroidery 14. Bargello 15. Needlepoint 16. Quickpoint 17. Yo-Yo (3 DIFFERENT items) 18. Educational exhibit (11 x 17) poster or std notebook 19. Other Needlework

DIVISION B - KNITTING THREE DIFFERENT TYPES of ARTICLES ALLOWED Example: Hat, Scarf & Mittens NOT 2 Hats, 1 Mittens Awards: EXCELLENT $4.00 VERY GOOD $3.50 GOOD $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 CLASS MB - Jr./Sr.

1. Knitting – 3 DIFFERENT items CLASS MBB - Cloverbud

1. Cloverbud –3 DIFFERENT items DIVISION C - CROCHETING THREE DIFFERENT TYPES of ARTICLES ALLOWED Example: Hat, Scarf & Mittens NOT 2 Hats, 1 Mittens CLASS MC - Jr./Sr.

1. Crocheting- 3 DIFFERENT Items


CLASS MCC - Cloverbud

1. Cloverbud – 3 DIFFERENT Items

CHALLENGE Awards: FIRST $5.00 SECOND $4.00 THIRD $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 CLASS MD - Jr./Sr.

1. Needlework Challenge CLASS MDD - Cloverbud

1. Cloverbud Challenge SECTION N- HOME ENVIRONMENT- HOME DESIGN Chairperson: Sara Ponikvar, Topsfield, MA Best Home Environment – Woburn Moose Family Center TROPHY for BEST QUILTING- The Lucey Family, Boxford MA RULES & REGULATIONS All articles will be judges according to quality of exhibit, difficulty, skill, creativity, and good use of color and design. Awards: EXCELLENT $4.00 VERY GOOD $3.50 GOOD $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 HOME DESIGN CLASS NA - Jr./Sr.

1. Bulletin Board 2. Dresser Scarf/Table Runner 3. Lamp 4. Lampshade 5. Pillow Sham 6. Advent Calendar 7. Wreath 8. Other Article

9. Educational exhibit 11 x 17 poster/ std notebook 10. Latchwork Pillow 11. Patchwork Pillow 12. Stuffed Pillow 13. Other pillow 14. Sachet 15. Artificial succulent/cactus dish garden 16. Floral Arrangement- Silk or Artificial 17. Dried Arrangement 18. Centerpiece 19. Topiary 20. Cloth Wall Hanging 21. Felt Wall Hanging 22. Natural Material Wall Hanging 23. Swag Wall Hanging 24. Yarn Wall Hanging 25. Banner or Flag 26. Bedspread/Mini Quilt 27. Wind sock 28. Inspirational Quote 29. Mobile 30. Wind Chimes 31. Framed Paper Quilling 32. Mirror with Decorative Edge 33. Recycled/repurposed decorative item 34. Decorative item with 4-H clover

CLASS NAA - Cloverbud

1. Bulletin Board 2. Dresser Scarf/Table Runner 3. Lamp 4. Lampshade 5. Pillow Sham 6. Advent Calendar 7. Wreath 8. Other Article 9. Educational exhibit 11 x 17 poster/ std notebook 10. Latchwork Pillow 11. Patchwork Pillow 12. Stuffed Pillow 13. Other pillow 14. Sachet 15. Artificial succulent/cactus dish garden 16. Floral Arrangement- Silk or Artificial 17. Dried Arrangement 18. Centerpiece 19. Topiary 20. Cloth Wall Hanging 21. Felt Wall Hanging 22. Natural Material Wall Hanging 23. Swag Wall Hanging 24. Yarn Wall Hanging 25. Banner or Flag


26. Bedspread/Mini Quilt 27. Wind sock 28. Inspirational Quote 29. Mobile 30. Wind Chimes 31. Framed Paper Quilling 32. Mirror with Decorative Edge 33. Recycled/repurposed decorative item 34. Decorative item with 4-H clover

QUILTING – UNDER 60” Awards: EXCELLENT $14.00 VERY GOOD $12.0 GOOD $10.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 CLASS NB - Jr./Sr.

1. Hand- tied 2. Hand- quilted 3. Machine quilted

CLASS NBB - Cloverbud


REFINISHED FURNITURE/ RUGS/ LINENS Awards: EXCELLENT $4.00 VERY GOOD $3.50 GOOD $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 CLASS NC - Jr./Sr.

1. Painted Furniture 2. Stained Furniture 3. Cane, Rush, Other Reseating 4. Hooked Rug 5. Braided Rug 6. Latch- hooked Rug 7. Napkins (4) Made by Exhibitor 8. Placemats (4) Made by Exhibitor 9. Tablecloth

CLASS NCC - Cloverbud

1. Painted Furniture 2. Stained Furniture 3. Cane, Rush, Other Reseating 4. Hooked Rug 5. Braided Rug 6. Latch- hooked Rug 7. Napkins (4) Made by Exhibitor 8. Placemats (4) Made by Exhibitor 9. Tablecloth

QUILTING – LARGE LAP/ BED 60”+ Awards: EXCELLENT $14.00 VERY GOOD $12.00 GOOD $10.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 CLASS ND - Jr./Sr.


CLASS NDD - Cloverbud


HOME ENVIRONMENT CHALLENGE Awards: FIRST $5.00 SECOND $4.00 THIRD $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 CLASS NE - Jr./Sr.

1. Home Environment Challenge A 2. Home Environment Challenge B

CLASS NEE - Cloverbud

1. CB Home Environment Challenge A 2. CB Home Environment Challenge B


SECTION O- STEM CLASSES Awards: FIRST $4.00 SECOND $3.50 THIRD $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 CLASS OA – STEM CHALLENGE

1. STEM Challenge 2. STEM Challenge – Cloverbud

Awards: EXCELLENT $4.00 VERY GOOD $3.50 GOOD $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 CLASS OO – STEM CLASSES - Jr./Sr.

1. Electronics Kit Item 2. Other Electronics Non Kit Item (2) 3. 3D Printed Original Design 4. 3D Printed Non-Original Design 5. Laser Cutting 6. Robot Kit 7. Robot-electronic (non-kit) 8. Robot non-electronic (non-kit) 9. Rube Goldberg machine electronic 10. Rube Goldberg machine non-electronic 11. Scratch code game/app 12. Battlebot 13. Aerospace/Rocketry model kit/non-kit 14. Outer Space model kit/non-kit 15. Catapult/Trebuchet kit/non-kit 16. Educational exhibit 11x17 poster/notebook

CLASS OOO – STEM CLASSES - Cloverbud

1. Electronics Kit Item 2. Other Electronics Non Kit Item (2) 3. 3D Printed Original Design 4. 3D Printed Non-Original Design 5. Laser Cutting 6. Robot Kit 7. Robot-electronic (non-kit) 8. Robot non-electronic (non-kit) 9. Rube Goldberg machine electronic 10. Rube Goldberg machine non-electronic 11. Scratch code game/app 12. Battlebot 13. Aerospace/Rocketry model kit/non-kit

14. Outer Space model kit/non-kit

SECTION P- 4-H CLUB EXHIBITS & PRESENTATIONS 4-H Club exhibits represent the work of an entire club. Club Exhibits MUST be assembled at the GRANGE Building BY YOUTH MEMBERS ONLY – NO LEADERS. CLUB EXHIBITS/ CLUB WORK MUST INCLUDE 4H CLOVER, CLUB NAME CLASS PA- Club Exhibits/Banner/Scrapbook Awards: EXCELLENT $10.00 VERY GOOD $8.00 GOOD $6.00

1. Club Exhibit MUST BE 11 x 17 Maximum According to 4-H Exhibit Guidelines.

2. Club Banner 3’ x 3’ Max Size & Hang Vertical 3. Club Memory Scrapbook

CLASS PB- Club Posters Maximum 11x17 Awards: EXCELLENT $4.00 VERY GOOD $3.50 GOOD $3.00

1. 4-H Camp Leslie 2. 4-H Project Area 3. Promote 4-H 4. Other

CLASS PBB- Cloverbud Clubs Posters Maximum 11x17 Awards: CLOVERBUD $3.00

1. 4-H Camp Leslie 2. 4-H Project Area 3. Promote 4-H 4. Other


PC - VISUAL PRESENTATIONS 4-H Visual / Talent Presentations are to be held on Saturday, October 9th, 2021 from 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Awards: 4-H - Jr./Sr. $5.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 CLASS PC - Jr./Sr.

1. Visual Presentation / Talent CLASS PCC - Cloverbud

1. Cloverbud PD - INDIVIDUAL EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS 11x17 Maximum MUST include 4H Clover Awards: EXCELLENT $4.00 VERY GOOD $3.50 GOOD $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 CLASS PD - Jr./Sr.

1. Domestic Animal 2. Farm Animal 3. Other Non -Animal

CLASS PDD - Cloverbud

1. Domestic Animal 2. Farm Animal 3. Other Non –Animal

PE- CLUB CHALLENGE Awards: FIRST $5.00 SECOND $4.00 THIRD $3.00

1. Club Challenge – Exhibit must be matted 8x10 PHOTO of your Club Exhibit/Window Display

SECTION Q- 4-H FORESTRY & NATURE EXHIBIT CONSERVATION CLASSES Chairpersons: Dicky Krafton, Andover, MA Frank Sanchez, Londonderry, NH TROPHIES Judges Choice- Essex County 4-H Advisory Council Best Birdhouse or Birdfeeder- Carl W. Miller Award Awards: EXCELLENT $4.00 VERY GOOD $3.50 GOOD $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 NATURE CLASS QA - Jr./Sr.

1. Animal / Bird House 2. Animal / Bird Feeder 3. Notebook 4. Other

CLASS QAA - Cloverbud

1. Animal / Bird House 2. Animal / Bird Feeder 3. Notebook 4. Other

FORESTRY COLLECTIONS Specimens must be neatly mounted and labeled. Minimum of 10 specimens in each collection. CLASS QB - Jr./Sr.

1. Leaves – Dried / Pressed 2. Other

CLASS QBB - Cloverbud

1. Leaves – Dried / Pressed 2. Other

CONSERVATION SPECIMENS Specimens must be properly mounted and labeled. (NO INSECTS) Minimum 10 specimens each class. Please be


careful not to collect specimens that are protected and/or endangered. Photograph will be accepted. Wildflower sketches also accepted. CLASS QC - Jr./Sr.

1. Insects- Photos or sketches only 2. Rocks & Minerals 3. Sea Shells 4. Wildflowers (Photos or Sketches ONLY) 5. Wild Bird Observation Journal

CLASS QCC - Cloverbud

1. Insects- Photos or sketches only 2. Rocks & Minerals 3. Sea Shells 4. Wildflowers (Photos or Sketches ONLY) 5. Wild Bird Observation Journal

SECTION R- 4-H PHOTOGRAPHY Chairpersons: Nancy McCarthy, Salem, MA RULES & REGULATIONS

1. ALL photographs must have been taken by the exhibitor DURING THE PREVIOUS 12 months.

a. Only MATTED photos will be accepted for judging. Mats must be neat & clean. Previous years mats with staple holes accepted but MUST be CLEAN.

2. Prints including Mat may be no larger than 8”x10” and no frames (acrylic, glass, or other) due to space limitations.

3. NO CAPTIONS except Series Class and Challenge Class or Specified.

4. There will be only 1 print per mount except for “Series.”

5. Division A: Photos must have Exhibitor number, Class # and Lot placed on the back of print.

6. FOR DIVISION B- Black & White, traditional print only no digital. In addition to Exhibitor #, Class #, and Lot # you must include: Developed negative Y or N and made print Y or N.

In Memory of John W Rouse (Judges Choice for Best Photography Exhibit in Photofinisher) LAST CHAPTER AWARD for Best Horse Photograph SASSY AWARD for Best Dog Photograph-The Morando & Robbins Family AWARD for Best Sunrise/Sunset JUDGES’ CHOICE AWARD for Best Pet Photograph

LARSON FAMILY Pokey Award- Best Poultry LARSON FAMILY Scarlett Award- Best Cat LARSON FAMILY Best Flower Photo JOHN M & EDNA C HOMA Award- Best Outdoor Seascape (Must include a boat or ship) NANA AWARD-Best Grandparent Photo –Morando Family (Must be labeled grandparent on back of photo) Best Farm Life -(Must include barn) Best Nature –Funky Foto Friends In Recognition of Joanne Brown’s service & dedication

Awards: EXCELLENT $4.00 VERY GOOD $3.50 GOOD $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 DIVISION A- PHOTOFINISHER CLASS RA - Jr./Sr.

1. 4-H Activity 2. 4-H Competition 3. Abstract 4. Agricultural Fair 5. Amphibian 6. Architecture 7. Barnyard Friends – animal limit 2 8. Birds 9. Berries 10. Boat/Sailboat/Working Boat 11. Candid 12. Cat 13. Designs 14. Dog 15. Fall Foliage 16. Family 17. Farm Equipment 18. Farm Life 19. Favorite Picture 20. Fishing 21. Flowers 22. Fresh Water Scene 23. Goat 24. Grandparent 25. Historical-Identify on back 26. Horse 27. Insect 28. Landscape 29. Lightning/Fireworks/Nigh Display 30. Mountain Scene 31. People 32. Plant- NOT Flower


33. Pocket Pet 34. Pollinator 35. Posed Photo 36. Poultry 37. Rabbit or Cavy 38. Selfie 39. Series- 3 related pictures & captions 40. Sports 41. Still Life- cannot have anything living in it 42. Sunrise/Sunset 43. Trick Photo- ie, double exposure, use of mirrors 44. Wild Animal 45. Other Not Previously Listed (limit 3)

CLASS RAA - Cloverbud

1. 4-H Activity 2. 4-H Competition 3. Abstract 4. Agricultural Fair 5. Amphibian 6. Architecture 7. Barnyard Friends – animal limit 2 8. Birds 9. Berries 10. Boat/Sailboat/Working Boat 11. Candid 12. Cat 13. Designs 14. Dog 15. Fall Foliage 16. Family 17. Farm Equipment 18. Farm Life 19. Favorite Picture 20. Fishing 21. Flowers 22. Fresh Water Scene 23. Goat 24. Grandparent 25. Historical-Identify on back 26. Horse 27. Insect 28. Landscape 29. Lightning/Fireworks/Nigh Display 30. Mountain Scene 31. People 32. Plant- NOT Flower 33. Pocket Pet 34. Pollinator 35. Posed Photo 36. Poultry 37. Rabbit or Cavy 38. Selfie

39. Series- 3 related pictures & captions 40. Sports 41. Still Life- cannot have anything living in it 42. Sunrise/Sunset 43. Trick Photo- ie, double exposure, use of mirrors 44. Wild Animal 45. Other Not Previously Listed (limit 3)

DIVISION B – PHOTOS DEVELOPED BY EXHIBITOR Must be INDIVIDUAL Exhibits as in Division A. Class 1-45 Photo Developed and Printed by Exhibitor CLASS RB - Jr./Sr.

1. 4-H Activity 2. 4-H Competition 3. Abstract 4. Agricultural Fair 5. Amphibian 6. Architecture 7. Barnyard Friends – animal limit 2 8. Birds 9. Berries 10. Boat/Sailboat/Working Boat 11. Candid 12. Cat 13. Designs 14. Dog 15. Fall Foliage 16. Family 17. Farm Equipment 18. Farm Life 19. Favorite Picture 20. Fishing 21. Flowers 22. Fresh Water Scene 23. Goat 24. Grandparent 25. Historical-Identify on back 26. Horse 27. Insect 28. Landscape 29. Lightning/Fireworks/Nigh Display 30. Mountain Scene 31. People 32. Plant- NOT Flower 33. Pocket Pet 34. Pollinator 35. Posed Photo 36. Poultry 37. Rabbit or Cavy 38. Selfie


39. Series- 3 related pictures & captions 40. Sports 41. Still Life- cannot have anything living in it 42. Sunrise/Sunset 43. Trick Photo- ie, double exposure, use of mirrors 44. Wild Animal 45. Other Not Previously Listed (limit 3)

CLASS RBB - Cloverbud

1. 4-H Activity 2. 4-H Competition 3. Abstract 4. Agricultural Fair 5. Amphibian 6. Architecture 7. Barnyard Friends – animal limit 2 8. Birds 9. Berries 10. Boat/Sailboat/Working Boat 11. Candid 12. Cat 13. Designs 14. Dog 15. Fall Foliage 16. Family 17. Farm Equipment 18. Farm Life 19. Favorite Picture 20. Fishing 21. Flowers 22. Fresh Water Scene 23. Goat 24. Grandparent 25. Historical-Identify on back 26. Horse 27. Insect 28. Landscape 29. Lightning/Fireworks/Nigh Display 30. Mountain Scene 31. People 32. Plant- NOT Flower 33. Pocket Pet 34. Pollinator 35. Posed Photo 36. Poultry 37. Rabbit or Cavy 38. Selfie 39. Series- 3 related pictures & captions 40. Sports 41. Still Life- cannot have anything living in it 42. Sunrise/Sunset 43. Trick Photo- ie, double exposure, use of mirrors 44. Wild Animal

45. Other Not Previously Listed (limit 3) CLASS RC - Jr./Sr.

1. 4-H Picture Story- Minimum 6 pictures showing all phases of the exhibitor’s projects. Include captions and put in a notebook. Can be pictures from your 4-H records, club meetings, community service, working/showing at the Fair, etc.

CLASS RCC - Cloverbud

1. 4-H Picture Story- Minimum 6 pictures showing all phases of the exhibitor’s projects. Include captions and put in a notebook. Can be pictures from your 4-H records, club meetings, community service, working/showing at the Fair, etc.

CLASS RD - Jr./Sr.

1. Educational exhibit (11x17 poster) or std notebook CLASS RDD - Cloverbud

1. Educational exhibit (11x17 poster) or std notebook

CLASS RE – PHOTOGRAPHY CHALLENGE

1. Photography Challenge SECTION S- WOODWORKING / METALWORKING Chairpersons: Dicky Krafton, Andover, MA, Frank Sanchez, Londonderry, NH BEST WOODWORKING - In Memory of Weston B Jackson by the Salter/ Jackson Families BEST METALWORKING - by Essex County 4H Advisory Council Awards: EXCELLENT $4.00 VERY GOOD $3.50 GOOD $3.00 CLOVERBUD $3.00 HOME ARTICLE WOOD or METAL Article will be judged on construction only. Limit: 1 item wood for each class and 1 item metal for each class


CLASS SA - Jr./Sr.

1. Breadboard 2. Bookcase 3. Bookends 4. Clock 5. Lamp 6. Planter 7. Peg Rack 8. Shelf 9. Stool 10. Walking stick or cane 11. Other (limit 1 non-kit ) 12. Kit Item not previously listed 13. Educational Exhibit 11 x 17 Poster or Std Notebook 14. Carving

CLASS SAA - Cloverbud

1. Breadboard 2. Bookcase 3. Bookends 4. Clock 5. Lamp 6. Planter 7. Peg Rack 8. Shelf 9. Stool 10. Walking stick or cane 11. Other (limit 1 non-kit ) 12. Kit Item not previously listed 13. Educational Exhibit 11 x 17 Poster or Std Notebook 14. Carving

CLASS SC - Jr./Sr.

1. Woodworking Challenge CLASS SCC - Cloverbud

1. Cloverbud Woodworking Challenge READ ALL SECTIONS CAREFULLY THERE ARE MANY CHANGES THIS YEAR

Email__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Town______________________________________State___________________________Zip___________________________-D.O.B.______________________________

USE THIS FORM FOR SECTIONS:

4-H GENERAL ENTRY FORMTOPSFIELD FAIR EXHIBITOR'S HANDBOOK

DESCRIPTIONLOT

4-H ENTRY FORM GENERAL ENTRIES

Name___________________________________________Date of Birth_______________________________________Exhibitor #____________________________

Street______________________________________

Andover, MA 01810

Send entries to:

ENTRY FORM MUST BE SUBMITTED BY AUGUST 31, 2021

CLASS

4-H Club_______________________________________

Tel. No_________________________________Age as of January 1, 2021___________________________

Leader's Signature_______________________________________________________________

I wish to be considered for Sweepstakes (Check for YES) Diane Krafton

2 Krafton Way

H- Clothing J- Canning K- Creative Arts L- Handcrafts M- Fiber Arts N- Home Environment

O- STEM P- Club Display/Presentation Q- Conservation R- Photography S- Metalwork/Woodwork

Email____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________--

Town______________________________________State________________________________Zip___________________________-D.O.B.______________________________

4-H HORTICULTURE/FOOD ENTRY FORMTOPSFIELD FAIR EXHIBITOR'S HANDBOOK

CLASS LOT DESCRIPTION

ENTRY FORM MUST BE SUBMITTED BY AUGUST 31, 2021 Andover, MA 01810

USE THIS FORM FOR SECTIONS:

4-H Club_______________________________________Leader's Signature_______________________________________________________________

I wish to be considered for Sweepstakes (Check for YES) Send entries to: Diane Krafton

2 Krafton Way


Street______________________________________Tel. No_________________________________Age as of January 1, 2021___________________________

4-H ENTRY FORM HORTICULTURE/FOODS

A- 4-H Flowers B- Houseplants C- Vegetables

D- Collections/Displays F- Challenges I- Foods

Email_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

TOPSFIELD FAIR EXHIBITOR'S HANDBOOK 4-H CLOVERBUD GENERAL ENTRY FORM

4-H ENTRY FORM CLOVERBUD/GENERAL ENTRIES

USE THIS FORM FOR CLOVERBUD ENTRIES IN SECTIONS:


Send entries to: Diane Krafton

2 Krafton Way


ALL CLOVERBUD PREMIUMS are $3.00

Town______________________________________State______________ Zip___________________________-D.O.B.______________________________




H- Clothing J- Canning K- Creative Arts L- Handcrafts M- Fiber Arts N- Home Environment

O- STEM P- Club Display/Presentation Q- Conservation R- Photography S- Metalwork/Woodwork

Email:_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

USE THIS FORM FOR CLOVERBUD ENTRIES IN SECTIONS:




ALL CLOVERBUD PREMIUMS are $3.00 Send entries to: Diane Krafton

2 Krafton Way


Town______________________________________State______________ Zip___________________________-D.O.B.______________________________

4-H ENTRY FORM CLOVERBUD/HORTICULTURE/FOODS ENTRIES


TOPSFIELD FAIR EXHIBITOR'S HANDBOOK 4-H CLOVERBUD HORTICULTURE/FOOD ENTRY FORM

A- 4-H Flowers B- Houseplants C- Vegetables

D- Collections/Displays F- Challenges I- Foods

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