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2018 BROWN COUNTY
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Republicans Getting
Things Done.
BEST OF LUCK TO ALL
4-H MEMBERS!
Brown County GOP | P.O. Box 1490 | Nashville, IN 47448
Paid for by the Brown County Republican Central Committee, Julia Reeves, Treasurer.
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14 hillbilly ninja warrior contest ON THE
COVER
Emma DeBord looks after her
CONTENTS pig in one of the animal barns
during the 2017 Brown County
2018 4-H members. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Demolition derby. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 4-H Fair.
Schedule. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Truck and motorcycle flat drags. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Left: Payten Osborn, 6, powers
Truck and tractor pull. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Fair queen and princess pageant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 her way over the hay bale ob-
Motocross. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Baby pageant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 stacle in the Brown County Fair
Third annual Hillbilly Ninja Warrior Contest. . . . 14 Junior/littles pageants. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Hillbilly Ninja Warrior Contest.
Mud bog race. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Open Class rules. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Kids Power Wheels mud bog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Open Class categories. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Good luck to everyone at the 4-H Fair! Brown County
Humane Society
Fair Special
$5.00
Spay/Neuter
Limited to first 100 pets signed up
Other Services Available
Food Assistance
Straw Bedding for Dogs/Cats
Runner Lines for
Tethered Dogs
And Much More
Sign up at our 4-H Fair Booth
From Dr. Ben
and the team at 812.703.0797
Brown County Residents Only
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2018
GRANDSTAND EVENTS
All events begin at 7:00 pm in the Grandstand
SATURDAY, JULY 28
KIDS POWER WHEELS DEMO, KPWD $15- ENTRY FEE & DEMO DERBY
MONDAY, JULY 30
CODY IKERD CONCERT
TUESDAY, JULY 31
TRUCK & MOTORCYCLE
FLAT DRAGS
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 1
TRUCK & TRACTOR PULL
THURSDAY, AUG. 2
MOTOCROSS-AMX & 4-WHEEL ATV RACE
FRIDAY, AUG. 3
HILLBILLY NINJA WARRIOR
$15 ADULTS $10 YOUTH 16 & UNDER- ENTRY FEE
SATURDAY, AUG.4
MUD BOG-FREE & MUD BOG RACE AND KIDS POWER WHEELS
CODY IKERD CONCERT IS A REDUCED RATE FROM THE GENERAL ADMISSION ADULTS 12 AND UP $6, YOUTH 12-4 IS $4 AND KID 3 AND UNDER ARE FREE.
PIT ADMISSION: $15. NO ONE YOUNGER THAN 14 ALLOWED IN PITS.
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FAIR BOARD, STAFF, clubs
BOARD & STAFF CLUBS & LEADERS
4-H Fair Board 4-H Council Jim Milnes 4-H Gang Cat
Gary Oliver, vice president
Tom Allen, secretary Elizabeth DeBord Nikki Morgan, main leader Brittany Harsch
Ryan Oliver
Brent Bohbrink Wendy Earnshaw, Trina Deal, assistant leader
Doug Payne Dog
Joey Bond secretary Dianna Haines, assistant
Harry Poling
Thomas Carter, first vice Megan Kakavecos leader
Scott Rudd Diane Pederson, main leader
president Rita MacPherson, vice Mark Stargell Dorian Angebrandt, assistant
Rob Chittum president
4-H Safe
Sarah Wagler, president leader
Chip Clark Harry Poling, president Al Weber DeDe Parry, main leader
Maggie Evans Candiace Shugars Karen Williamson Tom Parry, assistant leader Horse & Pony
Matthew Heldman Mike Smith John Whitehorn
Jim Kakavecos Rachelle Smith Kim Stout, main leader
Gene Voils
Brian Poling Mark Stargell Purdue Aaron Smith
Sarah Clark, treasurer
Jamie Sichting Kim Stout, treasurer Extension Marsha Hughes-Gay,
Joe Kirby
Ben Sisson assistant leader
Steve Stout staff John Rodgers
David Sisson Christopher Parker
Don Smith Purdue Alyssa Besser, extension Animal
Mark Stargell, president Extension educator Junior Leaders Cattle resource: Amanda
Amber Stevens Joan Rigley, Sisson
Board office manager Alyssa Besser, main leader
Kim Stout Goat resource: Katrina Harsch
Steve Stout, treasurer Wendy Earnshaw, assistant Allison Shoaf, assistant leader
Andy Bond Poultry resources: Jack
Kyle Wagers Mike Bube office manager and Open Wescott, Sharon Bube
Class superintendent Lick Creek
Cathy Donaldson Rabbit resources: Jenifer
Debbie Guffey Kelly Walter, program Love Bugs Terry, Lorna Clarke
Rick Kelley assistant Sheep/lamb resource: Bill
Kim Stout, main leader
Mitzi Kummerer, secretary/ David Sisson, assistant leader Kelp
treasurer Marsha Hughes-Gay, Swine/pork resources: Jamie
assistant leader Sichting, Ben Sisson
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MEMBERS
Leah Abell Emily Earnshaw Zoe Jackson Rosalyn McGrayel Barrett Rainwater Fen Smith
Kara Adams Kendra Earnshaw Alayna Jacobus Bryana McNeely Claire Rainwater Jackson Smith
Madalyn Allen Ryen East Landon Johnloz Aidan Miller Olivia Rainwater Jeremiah Smith
Marcy Allen Mykal Eddins Donald Johnson Aubry Miller Pearl Rainwater Madison Smith
Michelle Allen Lainey Engelking Xavier Johnson Ava Miller Caroline Ramsey Meg Smith
Aydan Anderson Natalie Fleener Zamilee Johnson Conor Miller Noah Ramsey Michaela Smith
Abigail Angebrandt Remy Flesher Zilah Johnson Kinidy Morgan Owen Ramsey Noah Smith
Chloe Bay Isa Fogg Zoey Johnson Timber Morgan Hogan Reeves Rachel Smith
Gracie Bay River Ford Emma Justus Jonah Muncy lavanna Rickly Samantha Smith
Alycia Billings Kristina Fowler Chena Kakavecos Hayden Myers Gracie Riggen Zachary Smith
Rebecca Billings Aiden Fox Kennedy Kakavecos Paul Myers Evan Roberson Emma Snyder
Ellen Bond Sam Fox Maddie Kelley Abby Neibert Kyle Roberson Haylee Snyder
Jared Bond Devin Glenn Shelby Kelly Ellie Oliver Jacob Rodgers Samantha Snyder
Tanner Bowman Isabel Greiner Hunter Kilby Walker Oliver Marqi Satter Matthew Stargell
Brock Bragg Jarod Greiner Nathan Kilby Zechariah Parker Mattie Satter Ashley Stout
Corbin Brahaum Selena Greiner Rachel Kilby David Parry Merci Satter Annabelle Stowers
Wylah Brahaum LaKenna Griffey Theodore King Faith Parry Abby Scott John Stowers
Kelli Jo Branson Mercedez Griffey Violet King Joshua Parry Adyson Scott Jessica Taylor
Jamie Bube Anastasia Hall Dawson Lambert Hailey Perkins Parker Scott Macee Terry
Whitney Clark Braxon Hall Franklin Lane Lily Perkins Kearsten Shugars Jaelyn Terry-Trotter
Ava Clarke Isaiah Hall Hailey Lane Morgan Perkins Kieley Shugars Addie True
Dagan Clarke Karlee Hammons Hayden Lawson Brandon Phelps Kody Shugars Madison True
Orion Clarke Kaylynn Hammons Miranda Lawson Izabelle Phillips Reva Shugars Lilly Voils
Caleb Clifford Audrey Harder Savannah Lawson Chloe Poling Darby Sisson Cali Wesley
Carter Condon Rylee Harper Morgan Lee Savannah Poling Rory Sisson Brady Whitis
Isabelle Crone Chloe Harsch Savannah Lovins Taylor Poling Trent Sisson Mattie Whitis
Mackenzie Cumberledge Nick Heiny Thuja Mackey Alayna Przybyla Hunter Sizemore Benjamin Wilkerson
Megan Cumberledge Samuel Higgins Mary MacPherson Claire Przybyla Ella Skinner Maya Wilkerson
Nathan Cumberledge Courtney Hill Caleb McGhehey Joel Przybyla Allison Smith Elaina Williams
Violet Day Abigail Huber Ryan McGhehey Marie Przybyla Emily Smith Ethan Williams
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
FAIR SCHEDULE
Friday, July 13 6 to 10 p.m. Carnival open (bracelet
7 p.m. 4-H Horse & Pony Contesting LEGEND night) MW
AB – Animal Barns 7 p.m. Truck and Tractor Pull GS
Show H&PA
CB – Commercial Building 7 to 10 p.m. Live entertainment by Don
Saturday, July 14 CR – Community Room Ford PV
9 a.m. 4-H Horse & Pony Western and EB – Exhibit Building 7:30 p.m. 4-H Dairy/Beef Show SA
English Show H&PA FG – Fairgrounds TBA 4-H Battle of the Barns SA
GS – Grandstand
Saturday, July 21 H&PA – Horse and Pony Arena
Thursday, Aug. 2
6 p.m. Baby Contest EB MW – Midway 9 a.m. 4-H Poultry Show PRB
PA – Picnic Area 6 to 10 p.m. Exhibit Building open EB
Sunday, July 22 PRB – Poultry and Rabbit Barn 6 to 10 p.m. Commercial Pavilion open CP
2 to 4 p.m. Early entry of 4-H exhibits (for PV – Pavilion 6 to 10 p.m. Carnival open MW
those who cannot come on Tuesday) CR SA – Show Arena (livestock) 7 p.m. 4-H Swine Show SA
3 p.m. 4-H Cat Show PV 7 p.m. Motocross-AMX and 4-Wheel ATV
Race GS
Tuesday, July 24 5 p.m. Farm Bureau Bean Supper PV 7 to 10 p.m. Live entertainment by
5 to 7 p.m. Entry of all 4-H and Mini 6 p.m. Merchandise auction supporting Chain Reaction PV
exhibits (non-animal) EB 4-H Horse & Pony Club PV
7 p.m. Rabbit Showmanship PRB 6 to 10 p.m. Exhibit Building open EB Friday, Aug. 3
6 to 10 p.m. Commercial Pavilion open 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. Release of 4-H non-auc-
Friday, July 27 (bracelet night) CP tion livestock AB
7 p.m. 4-H Dog Show, agility AB 6 to 10 p.m. Carnival open MW 10:30 a.m. Grand Champion pictures
7 p.m. Cody Ikerd concert GS (animal and inside projects) SA
Saturday, July 28 6 p.m. Small Animal Master Showman
8 a.m. 4-H Dog Show, obedience and
Tuesday, July 31
Contest SA
showmanship CB 9 a.m. 4-H Rabbit Show PRB 6 to 10 p.m. Exhibit Building open EB
10 a.m. to noon Entry of Open Class 9 a.m. to noon Kids Farm and Fun Day PV
6 to 10 p.m. Commercial Pavilion open CP
exhibits (non-perishable) EB 1 p.m. Bicycle Drag Race GS
6 to 10 p.m. Carnival open MW
7 p.m. Demolition Derby GS 5 to 6:15 p.m. Pie Contest entry EB
7 p.m. Large Animal Master Showman
6 to 10 p.m. Exhibit Building open EB
Contest SA
Sunday, July 29 6 to 10 p.m. Commercial Pavilion open CP
7 p.m. Hillbilly Ninja Warrior GS
5 to 7 p.m. Vesper Service with commu- 6 to 10 p.m. Carnival open MW
7 to 10 p.m. Live entertainment, Open
nity churches PV 6:30 p.m. Pie Contest judging (open to
Mic Night PV
7 to 10 p.m. Entry of 4-H livestock AB public) EB
8 p.m. Brown County Fair Queen/Prin- 7 p.m. Junior King/Queen/Prince/Prin- Saturday, Aug. 4
cess Pageant PV cess/Mister/Miss/Little Mister/Little Miss
9:30 a.m. 4-H Livestock Auction SA
8 p.m. 4-H recognition ceremony, Grand Pageant PV
5 p.m. Kids Power Wheels Mud Bug GS
Champion and tenure awards (during 7 p.m. 4-H Goat Show SA
7 p.m. Truck and Motorcycle Flat Drags GS 5 to 9 p.m. Carnival open (bracelet
intermission of queen contest) PV
night) MW
Monday, July 30 Wednesday, Aug. 1 6 to 10 p.m. Exhibit Building open EB
All day Military Appreciation Day 6 to 10 p.m. Commercial Pavilion open CP
7 to 10 a.m. Entry of 4-H livestock AB
Noon 4-H livestock pictures AB 7 p.m. Mud Bog GS
9 to 10 a.m. Late entry of Open Class
exhibits (non-perishables) EB 6 p.m. 4-H Sheep Show SA
6 to 10 p.m. Exhibit Building open EB
Sunday, Aug. 5
10 a.m. to noon Entry of Open Class
6 to 10 p.m. Commercial Pavilion open CP 2 to 4 p.m. Release of 4-H exhibits EB
exhibitis (perishables), EB
2 to 4 p.m. Release of Open Class
exhibits EB
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2018 BROWN COUNTY FAIR PREVIEW 11GRANDSTAND EVENTS
DATE: Wednesday, Aug. 1
TIME: Pulling starts at 7 p.m.; registration
opens at 5 p.m. Vehicles enter off Old
State Road 46 by highway department.
TRUCK CLASSES:
4x4 bone stock gas and diesel
4x4 2.5 diesel
4x4 2.6 diesel
4x4 super stock gas
TRACTOR CLASSES:
12,000 lb., 10 mph
12,000 lb., 14 mph
11,500 lb., farm class, A&P pumps. No
6030, 5020, no big blocks for that class
only.
COST: $20 hook fee per class
Truck and
PRIZES: 100 percent payback
ADMISSION: $10 for adults, $5 for 4 to 11,
free for 3 and younger. No alcoholic
tractor pull beverages allowed.
PIT ADMISSION: $15.
QUESTIONS? Mark, 317-534-7753
MOTOCROSS
DATE: Thursday, Aug. 2 Quads
TIME: 7 p.m. mini quads
CLASSES: 400 cc and below
Bikes open quads
50 cc auto Dash for Cash quads
50 cc SR Woodsman quads
65 cc COST: $10 entry fee per
125 cc class. Local participants
250 cc needed.
30+ bike PRIZES: Trophies and
cash
bike open
ADMISSION: $10 for adults,
Dash for Cash bikes
$5 for 4 to 11, free for 3
and younger
PIT ADMISSION: $15
QUESTIONS? T.E. Promo-
tions Inc., 812-621-0259
or 812-871-7728
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GRANDSTAND EVENTS
DATE: Friday, Aug. 3 TO WIN: Contestants need to make
TIME: Event starts at 6:30 p.m. On-site their way through a series of
registration will be conducted from obstacles, such as mud pits, tractor
HILLBILLY
4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the fairgrounds; tires, straw bales and rope swings in
however, participants also can regis- the fastest time possible. It’s loosely
NINJA
ter in advance. Experienced partici- based on the TV show “American
pants will do a course demonstration Ninja Warrior.” All contestants will
WARRIOR
from 6 to 6:30 p.m. compete as individuals. The salmon
REGISTER: At the Brown County Parks ladder, which was dropped from
CONTEST
and Recreation office at Deer Run the contest in 2017 because of its
Park or at the fairgrounds on com- difficulty, is coming back for this year,
petition night. Advance registration said parks and rec spokesman Andy
can be done on weekdays now until Rudd. The rest of the course will be
4 p.m. Friday, Aug. 3 at the parks and
nearly identical to last year’s, he said.
rec office. On-site registration can be
done at the fairgrounds from 4:30 to COST: $15 for adult participants, $10
6:30 p.m. Aug. 3. for youth participants
DIVISIONS: PRIZES: Cash for first-, second- and
Child (mixed boys and girls) age 6 third-place winners in each category.
to 8 Trophies, medallions or other prizes
Child (mixed boys and girls) age 9 might also be given.
to 11
ADMISSION: $10 for adults, $5 for 4 to
Child (mixed boys and girls) age 12
11, free for 3 and younger.
to 15
Adult 16 and older (men and women QUESTIONS? Brown County Parks and
timed separately) Recreation, 812-988-5522.
14 2018 BROWN COUNTY FAIR PREVIEWKIDS POWER
WHEELS MUD BOG
DATE: Saturday, Aug. 4
TIME: 5 p.m.
CLASSES: Must bring own motorized
children’s vehicle.
MUD BOG RACE
Class 1: Ages 2-4, no performance
upgrades
DATE: Saturday, Aug. 4 tires — no N.O.S., county only, Class 2: Ages 4-7, no performance
TIME: Race starts at 7 p.m. vehicle registration required upgrades
Registration is between 4:30 5. Daily driver — must be Class 3: Ages 8 and younger, modi-
and 6:30 p.m. Vehicles enter street-legal and plated, tires fications allowed. Vehicle must be
off Old State Road 46 by the 35 inches and under battery-powered with plastic drive
highway department. 6. Powder Puff wheels and be safe for driver. All
CLASSES: 7. Side-by-side ATV vehicles will be inspected.
1. 35 inches and under, DOT 8. Bring What You’ve Got Class 4: Ages 12 and younger, modi-
tires — full body, no N.O.S. COST: $25 fications allowed. Vehicles can have
2. 39.5 inches and under, PRIZES: 100 percent payback rubber tires, starter motors, large trophies. First-, second- and third-
DOT tires — full body, no batteries, etc. Vehicles must have place trophies will be given in each
ADMISSION: $10 for adults, $5
N.O.S. a kill switch, rollover prevention class. An award also will be given for
for ages 4 to 11, free for 3
3. 44 inches and under, DOT system and safety restraint system. best-decorated vehicle.
and younger. No alcoholic
tires — N.O.S. allowed, no Safety inspection is required by a ADMISSION: Free
beverages allowed.
cut tires track official.
QUESTIONS? Jamie Sichting, QUESTIONS? Erick Osborn, 317-376-
4. 44 inches and under, DOT 317-966-7277 PRIZES: All participants receive 0175
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
COUNTY CLERK – KATHY GRIMES SMITH
• Native & lifetime resident of Brown County
• Graduate of Brown County High School, Ivy Tech
& Vincennes University
• 41 combined years experience in fire & emergency services
• Emergency Response Instructor, Red Cross leadership
& national disaster services certified
• Past Secretary of Jackson Twp Fire Department
• 8+ years election experience as Inspector, Judge
& Absentee Ballot Clerk
• Experience with elections reconciling ballot counts,
determining voting eligibility & tracking voters/precincts
• Solid understanding/experience with Indiana Election Law
• Bonded Notary Public
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– ��UR C��N� Y �LE�K! KATHY GRIMES SMITH
Paid for by Elect Kathy Smith, Heather Witsman, Treasurer
2018 BROWN COUNTY FAIR PREVIEW 15GRANDSTAND EVENTS
TRUCK AND MOTORCYCLE FLAT DRAGS
DATE: Tuesday, July 31 Modified Knobby (no power adders)
TIME: Eliminations start at 7 p.m. 250 open class
Practice starts at 5 p.m. Powder Puff
CLASSES: 2-stroke open class
Stock turbo diesel truck Utility/side-by-side (no turbo or
Street diesel (can be trailered in, superchargers)
stock appearing turbo, no NOS, Automatic (no streetbike, snomo
NOS bottle must be removed from or nitro)
truck) “Senior” class (no drag quads), age
Mod diesel 40+
Street gas truck 450 and up trail class, ATV only
4X4 4- and 6-cylinder truck (4-stroke only, no lowering, no
forward A arms, no extended
Manual transmission truck
swing arms)
Hot gas truck
250-300 ATV (4-stroke only; 500
2WD 4- and 6-cylinder truck and below utilities may run in this
2- and 4-stroke 350 cc 2-stroke modified (no NOS,
2WD 8-cylinder/2WD diesel truck class)
51-90 cc dirt bike (12 and under), superchargers, turbochargers)
Buggy COST: $10 per class; $20 per class
2- and 4-stroke 400 and below modified ATV (no
Semi truck for pure stock turbo, street diesel
126-250 cc ATV (12 and under), 2- NOS, superchargers, turbocharg-
Open class and mod diesel
and 4-stroke ers), 4-stroke only
Pure stock turbo diesel PRIZES: 100 percent payback
400 and below knobby tire ATV, 350 2-stroke clutch
Street diesel ADMISSION: $10 for adults, $5
4-stroke only 450 and up modified ATV (no
for ages 4 to 11, free for 3 and
Mod diesel 450 and up knobby tire ATV, NOS, superchargers, turbocharg- younger
0-50 cc ATV (12 and under), 2- and 4-stroke only ers), 4-stroke only
PIT ADMISSION: $15
4-stroke 2-stroke knobby tire ATV 450 and up dirt bike, 2- and
QUESTIONS? KOI Drag Racing,
51-125 cc ATV (12 and under), 2- Open Outlaw (2- and 4-stroke) 4-stroke
859-576-7380, 859-351-9417, koi-
and 4-stroke 91-300 cc dirt bikes, 2- and 4-stroke open class (ATV and dirt dragracing.com, KOI Drag Racing
0-50 cc dirt bike (12 and under), 4-stroke bike) on Facebook
DEMOLITION
DERBY
DATE: Saturday, July 28 ADMISSION: $10 for adults, $5
TIME: Derby starts at 7 p.m. for ages 4 to 11, free for 3 and
Inspection line closes at 6 p.m. younger.
CLASSES: PIT ADMISSION: $15
Power Wheels RULES: bumperthumper
Mini car promotions.com
Mini mod QUESTIONS? Charlie, 317-997-
7388
Full-size Gut & Go
Power Wheels participants
Full-size stock
must have a signed waiver from
Pretty Car Contest both parents. Entry fee is $15.
COST: $30 (must be postmarked Helmets and eye protection
by July 18) or $40 on day of required. All drivers receive a
entry trophy.
16 2018 BROWN COUNTY FAIR PREVIEWCODY IKERD CONCERT
The Brown County Fairgrounds
Grandstand will host its first-ever
live concert during fair week this
year.
Bedford-based musician Cody
Ikerd will play Monday night, July
30. A fan of classic country, he lists
Merle Haggard, Johnny Paycheck,
Hank Williams Sr., The Eagles, Alan
Jackson, Travis Tritt, Johnny Cash,
the Kentucky Head Hunters, Jamey
Johnson, Waylon Jennings and
George Strait among his influences.
In addition to well-known hits,
Cody Ikerd and the Sidewinders
also play original music.
DATE: Monday, July 30
TIME: 7 p.m.
ADMISSION: $6 for adults, $4 for ages
4 to 11, free for 3 and younger.
Look for schedule of Ivy Tech classes.
Career Resource Center ...skills for your life...
of Brown County 812-988-5880
Enjoy the Brown County 4-H Fair!
A beginning Quick Books class is offered as needed.
American Sign Language classes run for 8 weeks. Classes begin again in the fall.
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) classes are held depending on interest.
A+ Computer Support Specialist Class (A+ Certification) is held at the Brown County Career Resource Center depending on interest level.
Classes focusing on the high school equivalency assessment exam — formerly called GED classes — are taught year-round from 1 to 4:30 p.m. Monday
through Thursday. People enrolled in adult education may be eligible for free job training through Work One.
The Brown County Career Resource Center offers individual small business counseling sessions through the Service Corps of Retired Executives
(SCORE). Appointment is required.
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2018 BROWN COUNTY FAIR PREVIEW 17FAIR QUEEN
CROWNING
ACHIEVEMENT
Brown County Fair
Queen Pageant
The 2018 Brown County Fair queen
will be crowned at the Brown County
4-H Fair Sunday, July 29 at 8 p.m. in
the Pavilion on the Brown County
Fairgrounds.
The entry fee is $50. Contestants may
obtain a sponsor to help them with
this cost. A contestant’s parents/family/
friend or a business/organization may
sponsor her.
Applications are due Monday, July 16.
The deadline is midnight for mailing or
4 p.m. for drop-off at the Brown County
Purdue Extension office. Forms are
The 2017 Brown County Fair queen poses for a photo with her court, from left, Brown
available inside the office at 802 Memo- County Fair Princess Jessica Taylor, Queen Kendra Satter and First Runner-up Hannah
rial Drive or outside in the Fair Informa- Huber. Satter also was crowned Miss Congeniality. | photo by Suzannah Couch
tion Box next to the door. Include the
$50 entry fee and pages 3 to 5 of the princess category will participate in Fair Queen Pageant held in Indianapolis
application. (Do not leave money in the the same judging events as the queen Jan. 4-6, 2019.
drop box.) The mailing address is: contestants. 9. Participants should give thoughtful
Brown County Fair Association 3. Contestants must currently reside in consideration to their use of social me-
P.O. Box 1481 Brown County. dia and be advised the Brown County
Nashville, IN 47448 4. Contestants must be active members Queen Pageant reviews all participants’
of at least one organization in their internet presence for appropriate
Scholarships will be awarded to the
behavior.
Brown County Fair queen, the queen’s community, such as church group, 4-H,
court and the Brown County Fair prin- Scouts, etc. 10. No professional model is eligible. A
cess: Queen $400, first runner-up $250, professional model is one who earns
5. Any contestant who has competed
second runner-up $200, Miss Conge- her livelihood by modeling. A contes-
or participated in a prior Indiana State
niality $100, princess $100. tant who has had training or schooling
Fair Queen Pageant is ineligible to
in the modeling field, has been paid
RULES, compete again.
on occasion for modeling, or works
RESPONSIBILITIES 6. Any contestant who has previously for a fashion board is not considered a
Participants must meet the following: been awarded the title of Miss Brown professional model.
1. Queen pageant contestants must be County Fair is ineligible to compete
11. Contestants must be single, never
at least 18 and cannot have reached again. married, have no children and must not
their 22nd birthday on or before June 7. The queen and her court must partici- be pregnant at the time of the contest
1, 2019. pate in various activities throughout the or during her reign if crowned queen.
2. Contestants who are between the 2018 Brown County Fair and may be 12. If the crowned queen is not able
ages of 16 but not reaching 18 as of invited to participate in non-fair related to fulfill her duties as the 2018 Brown
June 1, 2019, will compete in the Brown actives in the community during her County Fair Queen, the contestant
County Fair Princess Pageant held at reign. named first runner-up will assume the
the same time as the Brown County 8. The winning entrant is required to at- title of 2018 Brown County Fair Queen.
Fair Queen Pageant. Contestants in the tend and compete in the Indiana State
18 2018 BROWN COUNTY FAIR PREVIEW13. Under no circumstances will it be allowed inches above the kneecap), a low-cut bodice
for contestants to consume or be under the MORE INFORMATION and/or cut design is inappropriate for the
influence of alcohol or illegal drugs at any pageant and may be discounted by the judges
For any questions or concerns, please
queen activity or during the fair. In addition, upon their decision.
contact queen pageant director Maggie
the use of tobacco products, regardless of age, Evening gown: 30 points total
Evans by phone or email, 812-325-0517
is not permitted at any queen activity or during
or browncountyfairqueen@outlook. Stage presence: 15 points
the fair.
com. Overall impression: 10 points
14. Contestants will conduct themselves in a
courteous, respectful manner, exhibit good On-stage question: 5 points
sportsmanship, and demonstrate reasonable Interview: 50 points total Points and score sheets are for the judges’
conflict management skills. Ability to converse: 20 points assessment only.
15. If any of the rules and responsibilities listed Personality: 15 points REHEARSALS
above are not followed by the contestant, the Poise: 15 points
1. Rehearsals are tentatively scheduled for
fair queen chairperson and the Fair Board Ex- 2. Professional wear: Attire is a business suit Monday, July 23, Wednesday, July 25 and Fri-
ecutive Committee have the right to disqualify (skirt or pants, closed-toe shoes). The suit day, July 27, all at 7 p.m. at the fairgrounds. It
the contestant from the pageant. does not have to be the same fabric; sepa- is recommended that constants bring shoes
rates are allowed. Suit worn for the interview
JUDGING they intend to wear in the pageant. Rehearsal
may also be worn for the professional wear dates are subject to change. All contestants
Contestants will be judged based on poise,
category. will be contacted in the event of a schedule
personality, and the ability to converse. Judg-
Professional wear: 20 points total change.
ing is divided into three divisions:
Posture and poise: 10 points 2. Rehearsals are not state pageant-required,
1. Interview: Attire is a business suit (skirt or
Do pants,
youclosed-toe
runshoes).
a A suit does not have Overall impression: 10 points but rather something our county does. It
local business?
to be the same fabric; separates are allowed.
Each contestant will have 3 to 5 minutes alone
3. Evening gown: Attire is a long evening gown.
At least one portion of the evening gown’s
is the contestant’s responsibility to prepare
herself for the pageant, whether through
before the judges and answer impromptu hemline needs to be floor length. A gown with attending these rehearsals or practicing on
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2018 BROWN COUNTY FAIR PREVIEW 19BABY CONTEST
Brown
County Fair
Baby
Contest
DATE: Saturday, July 21
TIME: 6 p.m. (check-in begins at 5:30 p.m.)
LOCATION: Brown County 4-H Exhibit Building
THEME: Cowgirl/cowboy
ENTRY INFORMATION and
RULES
1. Contestant or parent(s) must be a resident of
Brown County.
2. Entry fee is $10 cash or check/money order,
made out to Brown County Fair Association.
3. Entry forms are available at the Brown County
Public Library, YMCA and Brown County Purdue
Extension office.
4. Completed forms must either be mailed to the
address below:
Brown County Fair Association
Attn: Baby contest
Wrenn Wagler tied for first place in the 7-9 months category at the 2017 Brown P.O. Box 1481
County Fair baby contest. Her parents are DeLainey and Anthony Wagler. Nashville, IN 47448
Or they must be dropped off at the Brown
County Purdue Extension office at the fair-
grounds, 802 Memorial Drive, Nashville.
5. Payment must be submitted with registra-
tion form, otherwise a child is not considered
registered.
6. Baby categories include 3-6 months, 7-9
months, 10-12 months, 1 year old (12-24 months)
and 2 years old (24-36 months). Baby must be
the listed age by July 1, 2018.
7. Awards will be given for first, second and third
place for boys and girls, and an overall winner.
8. Babies are judged on the theme, personality
and interaction with the judges. Babies should be
dressed in the theme attire.
9. Entry deadline is Monday, July 16.
Questions: Call Penny Kelp at 765-318-4035 or
Michelle Satter at 317-513-8642
Ariel Salas won second place in the 24-36 months category at the 2017 Brown
County Fair baby contest. Her parents are Marilynn Bowers and Martin Salas.
20 2018 BROWN COUNTY FAIR PREVIEW✁
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2018 BROWN COUNTY FAIR PREVIEW 21JUNIOR ROYALTY
Brown
County Fair
Junior-
Littles
Contest
DATE: Tuesday, July 31
TIME:7 p.m. (arrive 15 minutes early)
LOCATION: Pavilion at the Brown County Fairgrounds
AGE CATEGORIES: Age is as of the day of the contest.
Junior King and Junior Queen (12-15 years old)
Junior Prince and Junior Princess (9-11)
Junior Mister and Junior Miss (6-8)
Little Mister and Little Miss (3-5)
ELIGIBILITY: Children must be Brown County residents.
JUDGING: Children are judged on personality, interac-
tion with judges and response to questions.
WHAT TO WEAR: Girls should wear a nice dress and boys
should wear dress pants and shirt. NO FORMAL WEAR
WILL BE ALLOWED.
HOW TO ENTER: Fee of $10 and registration form are
due by Monday, July 23. Make check payable to
Brown County Fair Association. Mail application and
entry fee to:
Piper Hedger tells Maggie Evans that her favorite color is “sparkles” during
the 2017 Little Miss Brown County Fair pageant Brown County Fair Association
Attn: Junior — Littles Contest
P.O. Box 1481
Nashville, IN 47448
Or the form and fee may be dropped off by 4 p.m.
at the Brown County Purdue Extension office at the
fairgrounds, 802 Memorial Drive, Nashville. Do not
leave money in the drop box at the office.
Questions: Contact Maggie Evans at 812-325-0517 or
browncountyfairqueen@outlook.com.
Franklin Lane was chosen as 2017 Brown County Fair Junior King and
Natalie Fleener as Brown County Fair Junior Queen. They are pictured
with Brown County Fair Queen Kendra Satter. Lane is the son of Jason
and Christy Lane and Fleener is the daughter of Pam Slater.
22 2018 BROWN COUNTY FAIR PREVIEW✁
JUNIOR-LITTLES Contest ENTRY FORM
ENTRY DEADLINE IS MONDAY, JULY 23 | RETURN FORM WITH PAYMENT
NAME OF CONTESTANT :
GENDER: MALE FEMALE BIRTH DATE:
CATEGORY (CIRCLE ONE) 3-5 YEARS 6-8 YEARS 9-11 YEARS 12-15 YEARS
PARENT(S) NAME:
ADDRESS:
CITY: ZIP CODE: PHONE:
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2018 BROWN COUNTY FAIR PREVIEW 23OPEN CLASS
OPEN TO ALL The Brown County Fair Board recognizes that there are many talents, and entering in
the Open Class departments of the fair is your place to show your unique creativity.
Please consider sharing your work for your neighbors to see the hobbies you enjoy.
24 2018 BROWN COUNTY FAIR PREVIEWExhibit drop-off: or in advance at the Brown County Purdue Mention ribbons will be awarded when
Non-perishables: Saturday, July 28 from 10 a.m. Extension office. merited.
to noon (Late entries: Monday, July 30, 9 to “Miscellaneous” is only for articles where there Open Class is not responsible for lost or dam-
10 a.m.) is no specific category. aged exhibits.
Perishables: Monday, July 30 from 10 a.m. to Entries must be completed or grown by the Exhibits must be claimed on Sunday, Aug. 6
noon exhibitor since Aug. 6, 2017 (except photogra- between 2 and 4 p.m. Exhibits may not be
All exhibits are to be checked in at the Exhibit phy). removed between the time of official entry
Building. and release. Open Class is not responsible for
The Danish system of judging (where a project
exhibits left after release time of 4 p.m.
Exhibit Building hours: is judged on its own merit by certain guide-
An entry slip is used to list all of your entries.
Monday, July 30 to Saturday, Aug. 4, 6 to lines) will be used, and each placing will be
The white copy will stay in our records and
10 p.m. determined by the judge according to the
the yellow copy will go home with you after
quality of the exhibits. Any number of first, sec-
Exhibit pick-up: ond and third places may be awarded. No one
check-in. You must bring the yellow slip with
Sunday, Aug. 5, 2 to 4 p.m. No early pick-ups. you the day exhibits are released. Entry slips are
will be allowed to watch the judging except available in advance at the Extension office or
General rules: those officially designated. All exhibits will be at check-in.
Open Class entry is open to all residents of marked with a ribbon to designate the placing
The Open Class county fair competition is sep-
Brown County or members of a Brown County according to the official records. No monetary
arate from state fair competition. If you choose
organization with no limitation of age. awards are given.
to have an entry at the state fair level, you must
There are no limits on the number of entries A Champion and Reserve Champion ribbon enter yourself online. Your exhibit does not
unless designated in a department. will be awarded from the blue ribbon winners automatically advance to the state fair. For state
Entry tags are required on each entry to be in each section, provided there are at least fair information, go to indianastatefair.com/
exhibited. These will be available at check-in three blue ribbons in the section. Honorable state-fair/ competitionscontests.
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ARTS AND CRAFTS COLLECTIONS
Any number of items may be No more than three exhibits of
entered in any class, provided collections may be entered by an
different techniques are used. individual.
SECTION I: Christmas at the Fair The exhibit must be presented
Class 1. Door, window or wall securely on or in a container con-
decoration ducive to making a good showing.
2. Table decoration The exhibit will be judged on
3. Stocking presentation and content.
4. Christmas ornament or set of A collection is three to 10 items.
ornaments Examples: spoons, stamps, marbles,
5. Handmade Christmas card (one buttons, antique toys, figurines, etc.
per exhibit)
FINE ARTS
SECTION II: Creative Crafts Any number of items may be
Class 1. Handmade toys entered in any class provided
2. Weaving, hand spun, dyeing different techniques are used.
3. Tole or folk art article Artwork intended to hang must
4. Basketry be framed for hanging unless
5. Handmade card (one per exhibit) using wrap-around canvas on
6. Gift wrapping wooden frame.
7. Miscellaneous Section I: Watercolor/Oil/Acrylic
SECTION III: Jewelry Section II: Drawing/Pastel/Graphite
Julie Huff looks at one of her floriculture entries during a previous fair. Section III: Sculpture/Metal
Class 1. Beaded
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2. Metal work Section IV: Ceramics/Potter
3. Miscellaneous
Section V: 12 & Under
FAIR
SECTION IV: Recyclables Section VI: Miscellaneous
Class 1. Fabrics
2. Wood
FLORICULTURE
All specimens will be exhibited in
3. Glass
a clear glass vase. You will be able
4. Paper/plastic
to place your exhibit in these upon
5. Miscellaneous
arrival.
SECTION V: Woodworking Any number of specimens may be
Class 1. Refinished entered in any class, provided they
2. Furniture are different varieties.
3. Decorative piece or set If specimen has leaves, all leaves
4. Miscellaneous above water should be left on
stem. No leaves should be below
SECTION VI: Dried or Silk Flowers water level.
Class 1. Centerpiece (no larger than One entry per bottle.
18 inches long by 10 inches high)
2. Wall or door decoration (no SECTION I: Zinnia
larger than 16 by 24 inches) Class 1. Large, over 4 inches, one
3. Miniature (no larger than 3 bloom
STATE SENATOR inches wide by 5 inches high) 2. Medium, 2 to 4 inches, one
ERIC 4. Miscellaneous bloom
3. Small, under 2 inches, one
SECTION VII: Coloring Pages bloom
KOCH All exhibits must be framed for dis- 4. Miniature, one bloom or spray
play. Only three entries per exhibitor.
1. Age 12 and under
Paid for and authorized by Eric Koch for State Senate. 2. Age 13 to 18 years
3. 19 and up
26 2018 BROWN COUNTY FAIR PREVIEWSECTION II: Marigold SECTION VI: Potted Plants 4. Over the Rainbow: an ar- Any number of baked products
Class 1. Large, over 4 inches, Class 1. Blooming plant, must have rangement using seven colors of may be entered in any class
orange or yellow, one bloom at least one bloom flowers, red, orange, yellow, green, provided they are not the same
2. Medium, 2 to 4 inches, orange, 2. Foliage plant blue, indigo and violet. product.
yellow, variegated, one bloom 3. Vine plant 5. Kaleidoscope of Color: an All food products must be ex-
3. Small, under 2 inches, orange, 4. Cactus and succulent arrangement using as many colors hibited on disposable plates and
yellow, variegated, one bloom 5. Combination, one or more as possible. covered with clear plastic wrap.
SECTION III: Rose varieties in same container. 6. Country Roads: meadow or road- All exhibits become the property
Class 1. One flower on one stem SECTION VII: Artistic Design side material in a suitable container. of the Brown County 4-H Fair.
2. Multiple flowers on one stem No artificial flowers or foliage are 7. Coffee/tea arrangement: utiliz- Health department require-
SECTION IV: Sunflower permitted. Plant materials for the ing a coffee mug or teapot as your ments for baked product
artistic sections may be dried and container for the display. competitions: filling, frosting,
Class: 1. One bloom, any color,
acquired from any source. glazing, pie filling and meringue,
under 6 inches diameter
2. One bloom, any color, over 6 Class 1. Sunshine and Shadows: an FOOD PREPARATION whether cooked or uncooked, are
inches diameter arrangement with two colors with Recipe required, printed or type- not permitted to contain cream
a definite contrast. written on a card, with name and cheese, whipped cream/sour
SECTION V: Miscellaneous address on reverse side. If it’s an
2. Little Bit o’ Irish: green-and-white cream topping, unpasteurized
Class: 1. Any specimen not listed in old family recipe you do not want milk or eggs or egg whites. Pas-
arrangement in a green or white
Sections I to IV to reveal, you must include a list teurized eggs or eggs cooked to
container.
of ingredients. Recipes become 160 degrees may be used. Judges
3. Simple and Sweet: an arrange-
the property of the Open Class and individuals who will con-
ment using a single flower.
Department with the right to use sume products from county com-
them in the future. petitions should be informed that
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2018 BROWN COUNTY FAIR PREVIEW 27OPEN CLASS
Open Class quilt judge Alice Woodhull inspects the stitches and binding on a quilt.
they are at risk for food-borne SECTION III: Yeast Breads SECTION VI: Candy SECTION IX: Hoo’s yer Honey
illness. The established policy Class 1. White, one loaf Class 1. Fudge, six pieces Class 1. Any food item using
cannot guarantee that an entry 2. Whole wheat, one loaf 2. Divinity, six pieces Hoosier honey
which is a potentially hazardous 3. Dinner rolls, six, any shape 3. Nut brittle, six pieces
food has been properly prepared FOOD PRESERVATION
4. Sweet rolls, six, any shape 4. Party treats, six pieces (mints,
or handled before, during or All canned food must be pro-
5. Tea ring chocolate creams, etc.)
following the competition. cessed using appropriate meth-
6. Miscellaneous 5. Miscellaneous, six pieces other
ods including jellies, jams, etc.
SECTION I: Cakes, frosted or unfrosted, than types listed above.
SECTION IV: Quick Bread Any number of jars may be
single or multi-layered Class 1. Fruit, one loaf SECTION VII: Microwave Cooking entered in any class, provided they
Class 1. Scratch cake 2. Nut, one loaf Class 1. Cake, any kind are not the same product. (Exam-
2. Cake mix variation 3. Whole wheat or bran, one loaf 2. Cookies, six, any kind ple: 1 jar peaches, 1 jar cherries)
4. Muffins, six, any kind 3. Candy, six pieces, any kind Exhibits should be in appropriate
SECTION II: Cookies, iced or un-iced
5. Biscuits, six 4. Miscellaneous standard canning jars for specific
Class 1. Six drop 6. Cornbread products. (Example: fruit in pint or
2. Six bar 7. Miscellaneous SECTION VIII: Healthy Food quart jar, jelly in jelly glass or jar).
3. Six cake mix cookies Emphasis on reduced sugar, Jars may be opened for judging.
4. Six rolled and shaped SECTION V: Decorated Cakes
reduced fat, increased fiber or Each entry should be labeled on
5. Six miscellaneous (other than Can be made with cake form or
gluten free. the jar as to the contents, including
above) real cake. Exhibit must remain at
Class 1. Quick bread, one loaf ingredients and date (month and
fair all week.
2. Muffins, six, any kind year) and method of preparation.
Class 1. Novelty
3. Vegetarian/vegan Exhibit with rings on.
2. Tier
4. Miscellaneous
3. Sheet
28 2018 BROWN COUNTY FAIR PREVIEWDehydrated foods should be Dehydrated foods SECTION I: Vegetables SECTION III: Herbs
exhibited in zip-close bags with at Must be exhibited in sandwich- Exhibit recommendations for Class: 1. Specimens, two sprigs
least a half-cup of dried product, size, zip-close bag. vegetables: (parsley, etc.) or two heads (dill, etc.).
labeled and dated on the bag. a) Root vegetables (beets, carrots, Bring specimen in a disposable bot-
SECTION V
Canning onions, etc.): Cut tops half- to tle. If a glass vase is available they
Class 1. Fruit three-quarter inches. Do not peel will be placed in that container.
SECTION I
2. Vegetables onions. 2. Potted herbs, single or combina-
Class 1. Fruit 3. Herbs tion, 2 or more in single container
b) Cabbage, corn, etc.: Leave
2. Vegetables (including tomatoes) 4. Miscellaneous three or four wrapper leaves. SECTION IV: Crops
3. Juices, sauces and salsas c) Cucumbers: Specify if it is a Class: 1. Miscellaneous, any spec-
SECTION II GARDENING & CROPS pickling or slicing cucumber. imen not listed in sections I to III.
Exhibitor may enter any number Class 1. One plate of three For example: Honey, strained, pint
Class 1. Pickles
of different vegetables, fruits or vegetables (same kind), six pods or quart; honey, combed, pint or
2. Relishes or one head. A vegetable over 5
herbs. Exhibits will be judged on: quart; maple syrup, pint or quart;
SECTION III inches can be displayed singly. sorghum molasses.
Uniformity: all specimens should
2. Collection of six different vege-
Class 1. Jams be the same size, shape and color. tables plated together. Example:
2. Jellies Condition: free from dirt, disease one each (beet, potato, onion,
3. Marmalades, butters or pre- and blemish, and proper degree tomato, zucchini, pepper).
serves of edible maturity.
SECTION II: Fruits
SECTION IV Quality: crispness, firmness,
Class 1. One plate of three (apples,
Class 1. Miscellaneous flavor, etc.
etc.) or 20 (cherries, berries, etc.)
on or off the vine
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2018 BROWN COUNTY FAIR PREVIEW 29OPEN CLASS
Open Class photography
judge Wade Bell judges a
photo entry.
30 2018 BROWN COUNTY FAIR PREVIEWNEEDLECRAFT SECTION II: Quilting, machine-quilted No more than eight photos will be accepted
Any number of items may be entered, pro- Class 1. Pieced from one exhibitor.
vided they are different. (e.g., needlepoint belt, 2. Appliqué
SECTION I: Color
picture, cross-stitch, pinafore.) 3. Embroidery
4. Child’s or baby’s, pieced, appliquéd or em- Class 1. Animals/insects
SECTION I: Needlework 2. Plants
broidered
Class 1. Needlepoint, canvas 3. Portraits/people scenes
5. Clothing, any article
2. Counted cross-stitch 4. Scenery
6. Miscellaneous
3. Crewel embroidery 5. Barns, bridges, buildings
4. Cross-stitch SECTION III: Quilting, tied 6. Miscellaneous (must not fit in classes 1 to 5)
5. Embroidery
Class 1. Pieced
6. Rugs SECTION II: Black & White
2. Appliquéd
7. Miscellaneous Class 1. Animals/insects
3. Child’s or baby’s
SECTION II: Plastic Canvas Needlepoint 4. Miscellaneous 2. Plants
3. Portraits/people scenes
SECTION III: Knitting SECTION IV: Wall or Lap Quilts 4. Scenery
Class 1. Sweater Class 1. Pieced 5. Barns, bridges, buildings
2. Stole, poncho, vest or shell 2. Appliquéd 6. Miscellaneous (must not fit in classes 1 to 5)
3. Afghan 3. Child’s or baby’s
SECTION III: Photoshop
4. Miscellaneous 4. Miniature
5. Miscellaneous Class 1. Collage, four or more pictures on 8-by-
SECTION IV: Crocheting 10
SECTION V: Patriotic or Red, White & Blue Quilts, any 2. Special effect, copy/paste, halo, etc.
Class 1. Sweater
size or technique
2. Stole, poncho, vest or shell SECTION IV: Sepia
3. Afghan
4. Miscellaneous
PHOTOGRAPHY Class 1. Animals/insects
All exhibits will be displayed in clear, acid-free 2. Plants
SECTION V: Baby Division, garments under size 6, protector sleeves (which will be provided at 3. Portraits/people scenes
knitted or crocheted check-in or in advance at the Extension Office 4. Scenery
Class 1. Afghan at no cost to the exhibitor.) You may bring your 5. Barns, bridges, buildings
2. Sweater set photos in your own sleeves; however, to pro- 6. Miscellaneous (must not fit in classes 1 to 5)
3. Miscellaneous vide uniform judging, we will ask you to place
them in the type we are providing.
PIE CONTEST
SECTION VI: Pillows Sponsored by Brown County Homemakers
Photographs that are mounted, matted or
Class 1. Needlepoint Contestants can only enter three categories.
framed will not be accepted.
2. Crewel
All prints must be made from images not more No cream, custard, pumpkin or me-
3. Latch hook
than 2 years old. Only one entry may be made ringue-topped pies will be accepted, even if
4. Quilt top
in each class. Photos previously entered for they are in compliance with food safety regula-
5. Miscellaneous
judging may not be entered again in Open tions listed below.
QUILTING Class. No tarts may be entered in the pie contest.
We reserve the right to reject pictures not in Pies must be brought to and registered in the
SECTION I: Quilting, hand-quilted
good taste. Exhibit Building on the Fairgrounds on Tuesday,
Class 1. Pieced July 31 between 5 and 6:15 p.m. Judging
All photos must be 5-by-7 or 8-by-10 inches.
2. Appliquéd begins promptly at 6:30 p.m. Judging is open
3. Embroidery Each entry should have the following informa-
to the public.
4. Child’s or baby’s, pieced, appliquéd or em- tion on the back side in the upper left corner:
Name, address, title of exhibit, section number, All pie crust and filling must be made from
broidered
class number. scratch.
5. Clothing, any article
6. Miscellaneous A Champion award will be given in each The pie can be prepared in any pie pan; how-
section provided there are three blue ribbons ever, the homemakers are not responsible for
in that section. your pan.
2018 BROWN COUNTY FAIR PREVIEW 31OPEN CLASS
The recipe is required on a card, with name and address on SEWING
the reverse side. If it’s an old family recipe you do not want to
Any number of items may be entered in any class, provided
reveal, you must include a list of ingredients. Recipes become
different techniques are used.
the property of the Open Class department with the right to use
them in the future. SECTION I: Sewing for Self or Others
Food safety regulation: For submitted baked products, filling, Class 1. Family outfit, person and one or more family members
frosting, glazing, pie filling and meringue, whether uncooked or 2. Street-length dress or dress with own jacket
cooked, are not permitted to contain cream cheese, whipped 3. Coat or suit
cream, sour cream, unpasteurized milk or eggs/egg whites. 4. Separates, two or more garments to be worn together or
Pasteurized eggs or eggs cooked to 160 degrees before use separately
may be used. Home-canned fruits, vegetables or meats are not 5. My choice: swimwear, loungewear, tennis wear or costume
permitted in products. 6. Evening wear of any design suitable for after 5 p.m. wear
Pies will be judged on general appearance, flavor, texture of 7. Shirt, blouse, skirt, jacket or vest
crust and texture of filling. 8. Children’s wear, boy or girl under 12
9. Infant, under 3
First, second and third places will be awarded in each section.
10. Aprons
Cash prizes also will be awarded in each section: $5 for first, $3
11. Purses/totes
for second and $2 for third. Champion and Reserve Champion
pies will be selected overall and will receive prizes. All contes- SECTION II: Sewing for the Home
tants will receive a ribbon. Winners will be announced immedi- Class 1. Placemats, set of two
ately following judging.
2. Tablecloth
Pies will become property of the Brown County Extension
3. Table napkins, set of two
Homemakers, and after the contest, they will be sold by the slice
4. Shower or window curtains
or entire pie, plain or a la mode.
5. Miscellaneous, any number of items, provided they are different
Only pies in the following categories will be accepted:
(Chocolate may not be added to categories I to V or it will be SECTION III: Creative Sewing
judged under VI section.) Class 1. Sewing machine-embellished garment
2. Appliquéd garment
SECTION I: Apple
3. Serged garment
SECTION II: Berry
4. Doll clothes or dolls
SECTION III: Cherry 5. Miscellaneous, any garment utilizing creative techniques
SECTION IV: Other Fruit, Fresh or Dried
V.I.P.: VERY IMPORTANT PEOPLE
SECTION V: Nut (special needs)
SECTION VI: Chocolate Combos Any number of items may be entered, provided they are not the
same product.
SECTION VII: Bettys & Cobblers or Crisps (must be in a square pan or pie
plate) Please list age or limitation.
SECTION VIII: Miscellaneous SECTION I: Arts and Crafts
With questions regarding the pie contest, contact Janet Kramer Class 1. Christmas, any item
at 812-988-7378. 2. Creative crafts, any item
3. Woodworking, any item
SCRAPBOOKING 4. Drawing and painting, any item
Any number of scrapbooks may be entered, provided they 5. Coloring pages, maximum of three
are different subjects. Judging will include creativity, neatness, SECTION II: Needlecrafts
documentation or labeling (names, dates, places, etc.). Class 1. Needlework, any item
2. Quilting, any item
3. Knitting, any item
4. Crocheting, any item
32 2018 BROWN COUNTY FAIR PREVIEWDecisions: A poem
What an awesome time you have
When you join 4-H
From all the projects you can
choose
It’s really quite the rage
With cooking, sewing, crafts and
more
There’s lots for you to learn
I really was on top of thngs
‘Til my interests took a turn
‘Twas animals of all sorts
Were next for me to try
Chickens, rabbits, dogs and more
And a calf that caught my eye
Now starting out things went well
As they all did grow
But soon it was that I found out
The calf’s growth wasn’t slow
Putting on the pounds each day
Was adding to his girth
I thought that if he keeps this up
He’ll be the biggest thing on earth
Though we should decide by fair
time
Just what to do with him
Steaks and burgers have been the
Dairy and beef cows shared a barn during the Brown County 4-H Fair. talk
While he’s watching from his pen
Although we said from the start
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS That moo would be called “stew”
But instead I think we’ll keep him
Open Class Superintendent: Wendy Earnshaw, 317-453-7306, wendy.earnshaw@yahoo.com now
Homemakers President: Cathy Donaldson And start a petting zoo!
— Mike Bube and Jamie Bube
Extension Homemaker clubs hosting Open Class exhibits: Brown County Herb Society, Cedar
Hills Club, Day Dreamers Club, Mail Box Members, Quick Quilters Club
Open Class is sponsored by the Brown County 4-H Fair Association and Brown County Exten-
sion Homemakers Association.
Purdue University Extension Service, Brown County Office
802 Memorial Drive; P.O. Box 7
Nashville, IN 47448
812-988-5495
2018 BROWN COUNTY FAIR PREVIEW 33PIE CONTEST
SWEET
COMPETITION
Brown County Extension Homemakers Class III: Cherry Pies will be judged on general appear-
want to see many more pies in the Brown ance, flavor, texture of crust and texture
Class IV: Other fruit (fresh or dried)
County Fair Pie Contest this year. Last of filling.
year, there were no entries in the berry, Class V: Nut No tarts will be accepted.
“other fruit,” nut or chocolate combo
Class VI: Chocolate combos No cream, custard, pumpkin or me-
entries, and only one entry in the apple, ringue-topped pies will be accepted,
cherry, cobbler and “miscellaneous” Class VII: Bettys and cobblers or crisps even if they are in compliance with food
categories. (must be in a square pan or pie plate) safety regulations listed below.
The contest has been moved to a new Class VII: Miscellaneous Food safety regulations: Filling, frosting,
location, the Exhibit Building, this year in- glazing, pie filling and meringue, whether
COST: Free
stead of inside the Brown County Purdue uncooked or cooked, are not permitted
Extension office. Judging can be viewed PRIZES: Cash prizes will be awarded in to contain cream cheese, whipped cream,
by the public, and afterward, pies and ice each section: $5 for first, $3 for second sour cream, unpasteurized milk or eggs/
cream will be sold. and $2 for third. Champion and Reserve egg whites. Pasteurized eggs or eggs
Champion pies will be chosen overall. All cooked to 160 degrees before use may be
DATE: Tuesday, July 31 contestants receive a ribbon. used. Home-canned fruits, vegetables or
TIME: Pies can be entered between 5 and meats are not permitted in products.
ADMISSION: Free
6:15 p.m. Judging starts at 6:30 p.m. QUESTIONS? Brown County Purdue Exten-
RULES:
Class I: Apple All pie crust and filling must be made sion office, 812-988-5495
from scratch.
Class II: Berry
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