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Official Guide to the Leavenworth County Fair

July 30th– August 3rd, 2013 Leavenworth County Fairgrounds Tonganoxie, Kansas

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02 | LEavenworth County Fair 2013 Welcome to the Fair! Celebrating 87 Years

Welcome to this year’s others in helping the fairgrounds and our programs. Leavenworth County Fair, which Fair board member and Linwood farmer Jim Elder was will be July 30-Aug. 3. named a winner in the America’s Farmers Grow Communities Yes, you read those dates correctly. program, sponsored by the Monsanto Fund. The program The Leavenworth County Fair allows winners to donate $2,500 to their favorite local nonprofit historically has taken place in its organization. Because of the drought, Elder was awarded two entirety in August, but the fair has $2,500 donations. He donated one to Leavenworth County moved up a week this year. 4-H Foundation and the other to the Leavenworth County Fair The change occurred because of the Association. schedule with our carnival provider. Jim has done so much for 4-H and the Fair Association for I also want to extend a special thanks to all in the county Mike Johnson It’s a really good carnival with strong many years. We can’t thank him enough for his decision to who donated money for the sign project. Without them, this safety rankings. To keep the company donate to 4-H and the Fair Association. new addition wouldn’t have come to fruition. returning, the Leavenworth County Fair Board made the Also, as you travel along Kansas Highway 16 to get to The sign and refurbishing of the kitchen and 4-H decision to change our schedule to accommodate the carnival’s the Leavenworth County Fairgrounds, you’ll notice a new Building were big improvements to the fairgrounds. The schedule. sign. The 2012-13 Southern Leavenworth County Leadership sign is something that can be used probably for 40-50 years The move also allows for more time before youths have to Development Class raised money for a lighted sign with a and something we likely wouldn’t have been able to afford head back to school for a new year. For some county youths message display to let folks know about upcoming events at the otherwise. participating in the fair, the school year actually has started fairgrounds. You also might check out the interior of the 4-H Again, a big thank you to all who helped with the during fair week. The schedule change will benefit those Building. The class, with help from 4-H members and parents, improvements. I can’t wait for visitors to see the updates when students as well. painted the inside of the building. It’s much brighter in that they visit us during fair week. Though the dates have changed, many of the events folks building, thanks to the volunteer work. Class members also - Johnson is president of the Leavenworth County Fair Board have been enjoying for years will be back in 2013. spruced up the kitchen in the administration building. Association. The annual Leavenworth County Fair parade will be 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 30, through downtown Tonganoxie. Exhibits featuring projects in open, 4-H and FFA classes will be on display throughout the fairgrounds. The draft horse pull, a popular event, will take place after the fair parade. Food and carnival rides galore again will be available for fairgoers, while the livestock auction, which always draws a large crowd at the show arena, will be Friday, Aug. 2. This year will mark the 48th installment of the auction. There also will be a few other changes in 2013. The demolition derby has moved back to its traditional From left: Donna slot of Saturday night, while the Mud Run will take place as an Wiley, president of afternoon event in September. 4H foundation; Mike So be sure to come on back to the fairgrounds for the Glasnapp, territory Mud Run, which will start at 1 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 21, at the sales manager; Jim fairgrounds. Elder, award winner; With the demolition derby moving from Friday to Saturday, Edna Elder; Joe we have another new event to be staged Friday, Aug. 2 Wood, 4H foundation The Kansas All Terrain Vehicle Association ATV/ treasurer. Motorcycle Flat Track Races will start with gates to pits opening at 4 p.m. Friday, Aug. 2, at the rodeo arena. Hot laps will start at 6 p.m. and races at 7 p.m. Fairgoers also should take note of a new regulation for the 2013 fair. Bicycles no longer will be allowed at the Leavenworth County Fair so that the event is more pedestrian friendly. There are other new offerings and additions to this year’s fair. Folks interested in having a greener thumb can attend various Master Gardener sessions throughout fair week. For more information about the Leavenworth County Master Gardeners program, contact the Leavenworth County K-State From left: Mike Research and Extension office, 613 Holiday Plaza in Lansing, Johnson, president 913-364-5700. of Leavenworth During the past year, we’ve been blessed with generosity of County Fair Association; Mike Glasnapp, Jum Elder, Edna Elder.

Tuesday, July 30 – Saturday, August 3, 2013 | 03 Tuesday, July 30th thru Since 1926 Saturday, August 3th

Free Shuttle rides to and from the parking lots 4:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Plenty of Parking at the fairgrounds for $2.00 per vehicle. Police Supervision 3 Nights of Free Entertainment Under the Big Top “Silas Dogan Band” “The Fairmounters” “Southern Reign” Guest appearance by “All of the Above” Thursday Night 8:00 pm Friday Night 8:00 pm Wednesday Night 8:00 p.m.

• FAIR PARADE Tuesday Night 6:30pm • Kansas ATV Association-ATV/ • Al Dyer MEmorial DRAFT Motorcycle Flat Tract Races Friday Night 7:00pm HORSE PULL Tuesday Night 8:00pm Starting June1st go to www.katva.org to see a list of classes & pre-register. For • HOT ROD GARDEN TRACTORS more information call Daren Moore 620-366-2823 or Terri Schmidt 913-648-5903 Wednesday Night 7:00pm. • ATV Races Friday Night 7:00pm Pre-register only Marty Morehead 913-980-9255 for rules and information • DEMOLITION DERBY • National Barrel Horse Saturday Night 6:30pm Association (NBHA) Jeff Milliken 816-752-7702 for questions www.kansasdemoderby. Thursday Night 7:30pm proboards.com for rules and regulations Contact Gladys Rogers 913-724-1035 for information.

Have a blast participating in these Fair events: Kids’ Pedal Tractor Pull • Draft Horse Pull • Canned Food Drive Senior Day at the Fair • Turtle Races • Pie Eating Contest & More! CARNIVAL RIDES • GAMES • CONCESSIONS On the midway – Open Tuesday thru Saturday. Midland Empire Shows of Plattsburg, MO will have a Merry-Go-Round, Ferris Wheel, and other rides, games and concessions. ARMBAND NIGHT Thursday, August 1, 6 to 10 p.m. Ride all the rides for one price 4-H/FFA & OPEN CLASS EXHIBITS • COMMERCIAL EXHIBITS Open 11 a.m to 10 p.m. Tuesday – Saturday. Read daily schedules for times and locations of shows & judging events.

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Tuesday, July 30 – Saturday, August 3, 2013 | 05 Leavenworth County Fair Association Kansas State (913) 845-3457 Research and Extension, OFFICERS Leavenworth County President Mike Johnson, Basehor 613 Holiday Plaza • Lansing, KS Vice President Mike Kissinger, Tonganoxie Treasurer Teresa Lee, Leavenworth Office: (913) 364-5700 Secretary Jane Turner, Leavenworth Fax: (913) 364-5704 Veterinarian Kyle LaRosh, Tonganoxie www.leavenworth.ksu.edu DIRECTORS Terms Expire 2013 Steve Dickey Tonganoxie David Todd Easton Brenda Taxeras Teresa Lee Leavenworth Mike Johnson Bonner Springs 4-H Youth Development Extension Agent Dennis Eberth Basehor Nick Greenwood Bonner Springs Jim Elder Linwood Nancy McDougal Leavenworth Terms Expire 2015 Steve McNorton Willie Harris Tonganoxie Mark Heim Leavenworth Jeff Dickinson Leavenworth Dan Kell Leavenworth Ag & Natural Resources Extension Agent Jamie Moore Tonganoxie Leavenworth County Master Gardener Group Terms Expire 2014 Russell Davidson Linwood Ron Ewert Leavenworth Glen Berry Leavenworth Lucas Wood Leavenworth Jeff Potter Easton Denise Sullivan Jon Boone Tonganoxie Jane Turner Leavenworth Family & Consumer Sciences Extension Agent Mike Kissinger Tonganoxie

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Tuesday, July 30 – Saturday, August 3, 2013 | 09 The Mud Run will be moving!

This year the MUD Run • Balancer not to be behind the center will move to September 21st, line of the axel. Fuel at the Leavenworth County • Any race fuel or E-85. Fairgrounds. Body The objective is to make mud • Cab and 100% OEM frame. Cutting and gutting allowed. into good clean fun! Start time • Must resemble OEM vehicle. will be at 1:00 p.m. Go to www. Frame jandbpromotions.com for more • OEM. No tube frame. • Suspension event details • Any OEM stock type suspencion.

• One leaf min. Hooked to axel. 2013 Mud Run Rules Coilovers allowed only to assist OEM • All classes except Outlaw and open spring. require 100% OEM frame and 2 cross • No non OEM 3-4 links. Ladder bars members and OEM transfer cases. and floaters allowed. No backhalfs. NO EXCEPTIONS! Tire • NO ALCOHOLIC DRINKING IN • 40” or below DOT. No cuts PIT AREA! • Drivertrain • Any non nitrous classes the bottle has • OEM transfercase. No open chain to be removed before line up of class. drives. • All trucks 40 and up must have (1) • Stock manual fuel pumps or electric No coilovers or floaters 3 or 4 links Cage driveshaft loop per shaft. without regulator. other than OEM. • 4 point min. Attached to frame. 1.5 • All trucks 40 and up must have • 3/8 diameter fuel line max. Drivertrain diameter min. approved 5 point safety belts. Fuel • OEM transfercase and trans. No • Stock Class must have 4-wheel • Gas or E-85 open chaindrives. 40” Modified working brakes. All others must have Body Exhaust Engine functional brakes. Driveline allowed. • Full body. All glass and lights. • 3 1/2 max. Diameter 12” past cab • Any. No blower, turbo or nitrous • All trucks must have approved fire Complete interior. Minimal cutting with muffler. Headers allowed. • Balancer not to be behind center line extinguishers. to allow for roll cage no gutting other Tires of axel. than • 36” and below for 36” class/38.5” and Fuel 36”/38.5” Stock Class • tire clearance. Battery and radiator in below for 38.5” class. No cuts. • Any race fuel. Engine stock location. Body • Original Equipment for make and Frame 40” Superstock Class • Cab and 100% OEM frame. Cutting corprate matching in stock location. • Complete OEM matching to cab. No Engine and gutting allowed. • Iron blocks and heads unless OEM. tube frames or lightning. • Aluminum intake allowed. Iron Frame • Big blocks in full size only. Axels heads only unless OEM. Single carb • OEM lightning allowed. No tube • Single carb or OEM injection • In stock location. Upgrades allowed. or OEM injection. frame of backhalfs. • No blowers, turbo nitrous, dominator Suspension • No aluminum blocks unless OEM. Suspension carbs. • Stock. Lift kits and ladder allowed. No blowers, turbo or Nitrous. Any.

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Tuesday, July 30 – Saturday, August 3, 2013 | 11 Rules Rider must be 10 and under. Once a KS01 DISTRICT RULES child is capable of running a time that EXHIBITIONS - Please limit your would place in any division in the youth exhibition to a 60 second time limit. Any class, they will be expected to run in rider who exceeds the sixty second time the youth race. Year end awards will be limit will be charged another exhibition generated from their entry fees. fee. This fine must be paid before the rider YEAR END AWARDS - To be eligible will be allowed to compete in any KS01 for year-end awards, a member must event. be a current member in goodstanding. RANDOM DRAW - We will be Member must participate in 8 district following the national rule regarding a jackpots either fundraisers or point shows. random draw. We will no longer allow Year End Awards will be distributed based you to select what order you run your on amount of money in awards fund. horse. The draw shall be done in a Open Barrel Awards will be given in 4 random manner. (Computer, shuffling Divisions. Youth and Senior Barrel Awards cards, etc.) Entries will close when the will be given in 3 Divisions. NATIONAL BARREL first horse in that class runs. After entries TIE BREAKER - In the event two close, there will be absolutely NO DRAW members tie for a year end award, the tie OUTS and NO REFUNDS no matter the will be broken as follows until the tie is circumstance! There will be no penalty broken with the winner of the tie breaker for drawing out of the race so long as you receiving the higher placing. HORSE ASSOCIATION draw out before the start of the race. First Tie Breaker: individual who ENTRIES - If you write a hot check competed at the most KS01 jackpots to NBHA KS01 you will be charged a $30 Second Tie Breaker: person who has fee. You will also be asked to pay with cash the higher placings will win the tie, i.e. only from then on. member with the most firsts, seconds, etc. AUGUST 1, 2013 POINTS - For points only the time Third Tie Breaker: individual with the brackets will be set by the fastest time ran most work credits. by the member of the sanctioning district. LEAVENWORTH COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS The fastest time in the class would be the NATIONAL RULE BOOK time bracket for payback. The fastest time http://nbha.com/membership/ set by member of your district will set rulebook/index.shtml bracket for points. Warm Ups 6:30pm PEE WEE - This is not an NBHA CONTACT GLADYS ROGERS AT sanctioned class and is designed to be a 913-724-1035 FOR MORE fun and learning experience for future INFORMATION Racing 7:30pm barrel racers. Fair principles are rich in history, much like our dedication and service to Leavenworth County Residents! Services include: Online Banking 24/7 Checking Savings Money Market CD’s Home Loans, Car & Personal Loans

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Leavenworth County 4-H Foundation is having a Fruit pie Contest on Friday, August 2, 2013. Judging will begin at 3:00 p.m. Check in time is 2:00-3:00 p.m. at the Administrative Building - Women’s Division. No Entry fees, limit one entry per person. all entries must be made by the exhibitor from Scratch; amateur bakers only. No refrigerated cream, meringue, meat, custard or single crust pies. Entries must be accompanied by the complete recipe, typed or printed. Whole pies must be entered. Disposable pans are to be used as no pie plates or pans will be returned. All entries become the property of the Leavenworth County 4-H Foundation. Prizes will be awarded in two divisions, Youth, 18 and under, and Adult, over 18 years of age. Entry form: Leavenworth 4-H Foundation Pie Baking Contest The first three award winning pies in each division will be Name �� auctioned off prior to the livestock sale on Friday, about 6:00 p.m. in the Livestock Arena. All other pies will be either sold at a set price or Pie NAme/Recipe �� donated to the Leavenworth County 4-H Council Food Stand. Address �� Proceeds go to the Leavenworth County 4-H Foundation for Phone �� scholarships. Please contact Patty Scharinger, 913-651-0271 or Crystal Miles, Youth______Adult �� 785-843-2556 for any questions.

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Tuesday, July 30 – Saturday, August 3, 2013 | 13 Featuring the fairgrounds By Shawn Linenberger Thank you to the following sponsors:

A new prominent sign can be found at the Senator Tom Holland Schilling Electric Leavenworth County Fairgrounds. B & J Country Mart Steve Jack A 9-foot tall sign that reads “Leavenworth County Calovich Construction Tonganoxie VFW Fairgrounds” in white on a red background can be Tonganoxie City Council Member West End Café seen from Kansas Highway 16. Chris Donnelly Century Van Lines The sign’s removable letters, which allow for Tonganoxie Civic Club Davis Funeral Chapel changing messages, will be an added bonus, said Mike Rep. Connie O’Brien Debbie & Gene Kirby Kissinger, member of the Leavenworth County Fair Community National Bank DeMaranville & Associates CPAS LLC Board Association. Dan Lynch R.L. Leintz Funeral Home LLC “It will help us enhance our events,” Kissinger said. Dave Taylor Happy Helpers 4-H Club “If there’s anything going on at the fairgrounds, we Downtown Drugstore Commerce Bank can put something special on the sign. Dr. Richard Dean Leavenworth County 4-H Council “It’s a nice addition, and we really appreciate it.” Dr. Schuck Peruvian Connection The sign, built by Young Sign Company in Eldridge Construction CrossFirst Bank Leavenworth for about $5,000, was part of a Evans Real Estate Midwest Carpet Center beautification project spearheaded by the 2012- Floyd Olson First State Bank and Trust Bake 13 Southern Leavenworth County Leadership Gambino’s Pizza Sales in Basehor Development Class. The group also painted the Kelley’s Kansas Secured Title interior of the 4-H building. Some class members are Tonganoxie Library Citizens National Bank- Lansing looking to do additional renovation projects at the Leavenworth County Horse Group Diana Weaver fairgrounds. LJEC Reno Bobwhites 4-H Club Kissinger said the fair board hopes to add Larry Meadows Dirk Camron Leavenworth County Fair logos to the base of the Lew Seufert Geiger Ready Mix sign. Flowers also might grace the area around the Tonganoxie Mayor Jason Ward Tonya & Real Estate Professional sign’s base. Quisenberry Funeral Home Group “We’re going to throw that out to a 4-H club to do S & S of Tonganoxie Inc. DBA S & S Sam Lobb some landscaping,” Kissinger said. Body Shop

The council on Aging proudly presents SENIOR DAY “Kansas State Pick’in and At the 2013 Leavenworth County Fair Fiddl’in Champions Friday, August 2nd Diane Gillenwater and 10:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. Jolleen Thorpe” UNDER THE BIG TOP Please join us for Bingo with We thank the following businesses for supporting Senior Day at the Leavenworth County Fair. prizes, door prizes, and a free

Monetary Donations: Evans Real Estate & Insurance Company, First State Bank lunch served to you, with plenty & Trust, Quisenberry Funeral Home, Downtown Drug Store of Tonganoxie and Shelter Insurance, Aaron Hund, Leawood of cold drinks.

Gift Contributors: Kelley’s Grill & Bar, Basehor, 24/40 Roadside Cafe, Simple Simon’s Pizza of Basehor, Kansas Country Store Livestock and Pet Supplies Stay after to see the fairgrounds on the fair in Tonganoxie and Leavenworth, The Jewelry & Clock Shoppe, Paul Lamb trolley. The trolley will pick you up at your car Automotove, Wizard of Paws Grooming, The Mirth Cafe Too, Eagle Memorials – and return you to your car. Seniors 55+ are Monuments and Tombstones, Grandpa’s Burger Box, all of Tonganoxie. invited to attend. Sponsored by the Council Lunch Sponsors: Sonic Drive-In Restaurant, Bumpy Roads Disposal Service, Randy Brilliantine, and Vintage Park Assisted Living, all of Tonganoxie, Country on Aging and Tonganoxie and Basehor area Place Assisted Senior Living of Basehor. businesses.

14 | LEavenworth County Fair 2013 MASTER GARDENERS Schedule of Events Located in the Administrative Building

Wednesday, July 31 • 3 pm-Got Weeds?!?-An overview of the common lawn and garden weeds in our area and what to do about them. • 5 pm-Got Weeds?!?-An overview of the common lawn and garden weeds in our area and what to do about them. • 6 pm-Building a Rain Garden-How one Master Gardener solved the problem of too much water in her yard. • 7 pm-Building a Rain Garden-How one Master Gardener solved the problem of too much water in her yard.

Thursday, August 1 • 4 pm-Plight of the Monarchs-Learn about thelife cycle of the Monarch Butterfly, the migration habits, gardening for Butterflies and what we can do to help expand their habitat. • 5 pm-Butterfly Gardening-Tips for selecting plants and maintaining a flower garden to expand the butterfly habitat in your yard. • 6 pm-Seven Deadly Sins of Container Gardening-How to select, plant and keep Container Gardens alive all summer long. • 7 pm-Seven Deadly Sins of Container Gardening-How to select, plant and keep Container Gardens alive all summer long. Upcoming

Friday, August 2 • 1 pm-Butterfly Gardening-Tips for selecting plants and maintaining a EVENTS flower garden to expand the butterfly habitat in your yard. SATURDAY • 4 pm-Plight of the Monarchs-Learn about thelife cycle of the AUGUST 3RD Monarch Butterfly, the migration habits, gardening for Butterflies and 18th Annual Kids Pedal what we can do to help expand their habitat. Tractor Pull • 5 pm-Raised Bed Gardening-A step by step guide to building useful and attractive raised bed for vegetable gardening THURSDAY • 7 pm-Raised Bed Gardening-A step by step guide to building useful AUGUST 8TH and attractive raised bed for vegetable gardening Annual Meeting & Dinner Saturday, August 3 • 10 am-2 pm. - How Do Plants Grow? For more information, please visit our • A presentation and project for kids to see how a seed develops, and website at www.leavenworthfb.org. names and functions of the different parts of the plant. Take home a lima bean with directions about how to grow it without soil. Do a (913) 250-0016 crayon leaf rubbing and then use it to identify the tree. LIKE US ON FACEBOOK at Leavenworth County Farm Bureau www.facebook.com/LeavenworthCountyFarmBureau 102 Olive St., Lansing, KS 66043 Help us reach 500 LIKES!

Tuesday, July 30 – Saturday, August 3, 2013 | 15 Reminder: Bicycles will not be allowed on the fair grounds during fair week. 2013 Leavenworth County Fair Schedule of Events TUESDAY, JULY 30 10:30 A.M.-NOON 4-H, FFA AND OPEN CLASSES • 4-H/FFA beef consultation judging, 8:00-9:30 A.M. livestock show arena. • 4-H/FFA & Open Goats and Sheep entries 10:30 A.M. accepted/weighed in, livestock barns • 4-H and open class flower judging, • Open Class Home Economics entries home economics building. accepted, Home Economics Building 12:30 P.M. 8:00 A.M.-NOON • 4-H bucket calf fitting and showmanship • 4-H clothing entries accepted, judging, livestock show arena. Tonganoxie 4-H Building 2:00 P.M. • 4-H project displays set up, green metal building-west side • 4-H/FFA and open class poultry show, poultry barn. • 4-H booth/banner entries accepted, green metal building-west side 4:00 P.M. • 4-H/FFA and Open Class Poultry • 4-H/FFA and open class market entries accepted, poultry barn and other goat show • 4-H/FFA and Open Class Rabbits, rabbit barn 7:30 P.M. 8:00-9:00 A.M. • 4-H/FFA and open class market lamb show/ • 4-H photography consultation • Parade pre-entry forms on page 30 of sheep breeding show and showmanship • Open class home economics entries and home environment judging, this catalog. Contact information: Bill judging, livestock show arena. accepted, Home Economics Building Tonganoxie 4-H building Seymour, chairman, (913) 449-8012, or ENTERTAINMENT-7:00 P.M. (Also on Monday. See pre-fair events.) Karen Seymour, 913 645-9982; 305 E. 1:00-4:00 P.M. 9:00 A.M. Second St., Tonganoxie, KS 66086. • Hot Rod Garden Tractors & Motorcycle • 4-H/FFA and open class vegetable, Riding. For more information, call • 4-H electricity consultation plant and bee science entries 8:00 P.M. Marty Morehead at 913-980-9255 judging, green metal building accepted, green metal building • Al Dyer Memorial Draft Horse 8:00 P.M. Pull, Grandstand. Contact: Jeff 9:30-11 A.M. 1:00-5:30 P.M. Dickinson, (913) 775-2110. • Silas Dogan Band and All of the Above, • 4-H/FFA Open Class Beef entries • 4-H/FFA and open class poultry Big Top Tent, free admission. accepted/ weighed in, livestock barn entries accepted, poultry barns WEDNESDAY, JULY 31 9:00 A.M.-NOON 2:00 P.M. 4-H, FFA AND OPEN CLASSES THURSDAY, AUG. 1 • 4-H photography entries accepted, • 4-H booth/banners and project display 8:00 A.M. 4-H, FFA AND OPEN CLASSES Tonganoxie 4-H building 8:30 A.M.-NOON judging, green metal building • 4-H bucket calf consultation • 4-H/FFA and open class dairy cattle 10:00 A.M. 5:00 P.M. judging, Big Top Tent entries accepted, dairy barn. • Open class home economics judging • 4-H/FFA and Open Class vegetables and 8:30-10 A.M. and open class ceramics judging 8:00 A.M. plant science judging, green metal building • 4-H/open class flower entries accepted 11:00 A.M. • 4-H/FFA and open class rabbit show and 6:00 P.M. 9 A.M. • 4-H bucket calf entries accepted/ showmanship judging, rabbit barn. • Fair photo contest entries due, • 4-H Cloverbud entries accepted and weighed in, livestock barns 9:00 A.M. administration building judged, Tonganoxie 4-H building. NOON • 4-H/FFA and open class beef cattle show • 4-H/FFA and open class swine 9:30 A.M. • Opening ceremony colors presented show, show arena. and showmanship judging, show arena. at flag pole by Tonganoxie VFW Post • 4-H/FFA tractor operators event, 7:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. OR IMMEDIATELY 9271 and Tonganoxie High School check in at the 4-H office. FOLLOWING BEEF SHOW band. Guest speaker: Leavenworth • Fair photo contest judging, 10:00 A.M. County Commissioner Dennis Bixby. administration building • 4-H/FFA and open class dairy goat show and • Alpaca demonstration, livestock arena showmanship judging, livestock show arena. ENTERTAINMENT-6:30 P.M. 1:00 P.M. • 4-H/FFA and open class poultry 5:30-8:30 P.M. • 4-H entomology, forestry and geology • Annual Leavenworth County Fair showmanship judging, poultry barn. consultation judging, rabbit barn. Parade. Theme: Dust off your boots; • 4-H canned food drive, sponsored get back to your country roots. • 4-H rocket launch-Baseball Field by Countywide 4-H Junior Leaders, west fair gates and 4-H food stand.

16 | LEavenworth County Fair 2013 Reminder: Bicycles will not be allowed on the fair grounds during fair week. 2013 Leavenworth County Fair Schedule of Events

8:00 P.M. • 4-H/FFA and open class dairy cattle show, livestock show arena. ENTERTAINMENT-6:00-10:00 P.M. • Armband Night at the Carnival. 7:00 P.M. • Barrel Horse Racing 8:00 P.M. • Musical performance by The Fairmounters, Big Top Tent, free admission. Need welding or specialty gasses?

FRIDAY, AUG. 2 4-H, FFA AND OPEN CLASSES 8:00 A.M. • Livestock showmanship round robin, livestock show arena. 9:30-10:15 A.M. • Livestock judging contest registration, livestock show arena. SATURDAY, AUG. 3 Prax-air welding and specialty gasses. 4-H, FFA AND OPEN CLASSES 10:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M. 8:30-9:30 a.m. • Senior Day at the Fair, sponsored • 4-H horticulture judging contest, Green by Leavenworth County Council Building, closed to the public. on Aging, Big Top Tent. 10:00 a.m. 10:30 A.M. • Ag Olympics - Big Tent www.storageboxinc.com • Livestock judging contest, livestock show arena. 10:00 a.m.-noon 11:30 A.M.-1:00 P.M. • 4-H dog show agility classes. • Ag Challenge of Champions, 4-H office. 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. 2:00 p.m.-3:00 P.M. • Turtle races registration, limit one turtle per child, Big Top Tent. • Pie Baking Contest- Check in 2:00-3:00. Judging 3:00. 1:00 p.m. Please contact Patty Scharinger, • Turtle races, Big Top Tent. 913-651-0271 or Crystal Miles, 785- 843-2556 for any questions. 2:00 p.m. 5:30 p.M.-6:30 P.M. • Kids Pedal Tractor Pull, 3 p.m., show arena. • Buyers Reception at the Livestock Show ENTERTAINMENT-6:30 p.m. Arena. Refreshments will be served. • Youth dance, show arena. 6:00-6:15 P.M. Admissions benefit the Memorial Garden at the fairgrounds. • 4-H spirit awards, Ag Challenge of Champions and 4-H scholarships announced • Demolition derby, grandstand. Admission: at north end of livestock show arena. $10 for adults, $5 for youths 6-12 and free for children younger than 6. 6:30 P.M. • 48th annual livestock auction, show arena. Sunday, Aug. 4 ENTERTAINMENT-6:30 P.M. 8:30 a.m. • ATV Races • Closing ceremony, Tonganoxie VFW Post 9271. www.centuryvanlines.com 8:00 P.M. • Musical performance by Southern 9:00-11:00 a.m. Reign, Big Top Tent, free admission. • 4-H/FFA exhibits released.

Tuesday, July 30 – Saturday, August 3, 2013 | 17 Open Class General rules and regulations for exhibitors

TO ALL EXHIBITORS: furnished with a duplicate tag to be the exhibit tag must be presented to Persons on the grounds without valid 1. Premium competition is open to placed on the article to be exhibited. the superintendent before exhibit is reason will be asked to leave. This Leavenworth and surrounding 4. Check the “Fair Calendar of removed. This applies to all exhibits. will be enforced by Leavenworth counties. Premiums are paid Activities” for time of opening 8. Judging of exhibits will be County Sherriff’s Department. only on classes as listed. and closing of entries. according to schedule. (NOTE: Exceptions will be made for 2. Entry Fees for the fair are as follows: 5. Exhibitors must deliver their exhibit 9. After awards have been made, ribbons the livestock shows that run late.) Flowers �� 25¢ per entry on the grounds to the superintendent must be left on article or posted 20. The management reserves the right FarmCrops �� 25¢ per entry of each division, who will direct the securely adjacent thereto, so that the to remove from the fairgrounds any Home Economics placement and arrangement on the public may identify awards of judges. person or persons that are unruly, Youth �� 25¢ per entry grounds. Exhibitors must give their 10. Open class premium checks will disruptive or threatening to any fair Adults �� 25¢ per entry personal attention to their property, be issued at the fair board office management, employees or patrons. Senior Citizens �� 25¢ per entry and immediately after the close of the only and must be cashed within 30 21. Premium List for 2011: Please read Horses (Unless otherwise stated) fair, take charge of and remove same. days. They will not be mailed. Article, Rules, and Regulations, ��$3 per class 6. No animal or exhibit may be 11. The association will not be responsible relative to entry fees. Cattle �� 50¢ per entry removed from the fairgrounds before for any injuries, loss or damage to Swine �� 25¢ per entry 9 a.m. Sunday (except production property, livestock or persons taking ATTENTION ALL LIVESTOCK Sheep �� 25¢ per entry dairy cattle and dairy goats.) part on the fairgrounds. All proper AND HORSE EXHIBITORS Poultry ��25¢ per bird 7. All exhibits shall be under control of precautions will be taken to avoid this 1. LIVESTOCK PRE-ENTRY Rabbits �� 25¢ per head the association during the fair and possibility, but notice is given that A. ALL LIVESTOCK EXHIBITORS not be removed from the grounds the organization will not be and is in MUST PRE-ENTER the exact The entry fee is payable to the Division during the fair without the consent or no way responsible, that entry to the number or livestock they will be Superintendent at the time the entry written permission of the president. grounds is at the risk of said property, exhibiting. Open class entry forms is made except in the case of livestock Exhibitors, including those to go on livestock or persons concerned. can be found in the center pages of exhibits. For livestock entry fee amounts to other shows, violating this rule 12. Should any individual enter an this catalog. 4-H/FFA entry forms and due dates see appropriate division. must forfeit any and all premiums animal or article in any other name are available at the extension office. 3. Persons making entries shall be that have been awarded. Duplicate of than that of the bona fide owner B. Open class only livestock exhibitors or in any other way attempt to must send pre-entry forms (page 36 perpetrate a fraud, such person, upon of this catalog) and fees to respective positive proof, shall not be allowed district superintendents by Friday, to compete or receive premiums. July 29th. NO EXCEPTIONS. Late GOOD LUCK, 13. Where a class is not filled the judges entries will be returned unopened. may award the prizes according C. See appropriate division to the merit of the exhibit. Lack of for entry fee amounts. GLENWOOD 4-HERS! competition shall not bar anyone from a premium, but the article or animal shall 2. ONLY WOOD CHIPS or SHAVINGS not have a premium unless worthy of it. ARE ALLOWED TO BE USED AS 14. The management reserves the right BEDDING and must be supplied to remove from the grounds any by the exhibitor. Poultry and exhibit, animals, concession or show rabbits only may use straw. that may have been falsely entered or deemed unsuitable or objectionable; 3. Livestock, rabbits and poultry Your Comfort is Our Business to remove any sign, banner, or exhibitors must keep stalls and advertising matter of any kind which pens clean and in a presentable may be deemed objectionable by them condition for public inspection. It is without giving any reason therefore. the duty of the superintendents to NEW! 36-month 15. No alcoholic beverages allowed see that the rule is complied with. on the fairgrounds. Unclean pens may bar a premium. S.A.C ﬁnancing 16. Articles that make up a collection cannot be entered STATEMENT FOR ANIMAL CARE PLUS rebates up to for separate premiums. FOR LEAVENWORTH COUNTY $2,500 and a 17. Ribbons may be given on classes FAIR LIVESTOCK EXHIBITORS exhibited but not listed in the premium The Leavenworth County Fair and free 10-year Parts list, providing they are worthy. Livestock Show is the showplace for 18. The management reserves final animal agricultural and animal care and Labor Warranty and absolute right to interpret its for Leavenworth County Livestock (on qualifying home comfort systems) rules and regulations, to amend and Producers, 4-H and FFA members. All add to these rules and arbitrarily animals and livestock shown, housed settle and determine all matters or displayed shall receive care that 913-268-6700 • www.envirotechks.com connected with the fair. is humane, healthful, stress free and 19. Lights out at 12:00 midnight. All consistent with public expectations. livestock building will be closed. Continued page 19

18 | LEavenworth County Fair 2013 Open Class

Continued from page 18 Our services include: • Custom livestock processing Cruelty, neglect or indifference to The Fair Board Management • Retail fresh meat sales animal comfort and welfare will not be reserves the right to have a blood, tolerated and will constitute grounds for urine and/or tissue laboratory • Specialty sausages and jerky removal from the premises. Ample feed analysis made on any animal • Wild game processing and clean water will be provided to all including horses and draft horses animals consistent with sound animal entered in competition. An exhibitor husbandry practices and with rules and of an animal producing an analysis regulations set forth by the Leavenworth with a quantity of diuretic or any We’ll put a ste County Fair Association and the unapproved or illegal medication ak in your future! Leavenworth County 4-H Council. The will forfeit all prizes and premiums, environment in which animals are kept and may be barred from future 6325 NW Topeka Blvd., Topeka, KS 66617 will be clean and sanitary at all times. competition at the Leavenworth (785) 246-1154 • farviewfarmsmeat.com Animals experiencing illness, injury, County Fair. The Grand and or discomfort will be professionally Reserve Grand Champion of attended by a veterinarian. Exhibits each species and any other HUND’S SERVICE STATION shall reflect the care and concern exhibited animal may be tested. that all Leavenworth County and C. Special Rule Sheep and Goats Good Luck Fair Goers! Kansas producers have for livestock. (Scrapies): All sexually intact sheep (ewes and rams) must be “Only Station in 4. All livestock and horses (including identified with an official USDA Leavenworth With draft horses) are subject to inspection premise ID tag. This includes all Non-Alcohol Fuel” by the fair veterinarian and animals market ewes. All sexually intake Est. showing evidence of infection or goats (does and bucks) must be All Types of Mechanic Work 1982 contagious diseases will be removed identified with an official tattoo Diesel • Foreign & Domestic • A/C Repair from the fairgrounds. The management or tag (with appropriate papers). reserves the right to inspect all This is per current USDA and Computer Diagnostic • Engines & Transmissions livestock for the use of illegal drugs. state of Kansas regulations. Mufﬂers • Tune Ups • Brake Service • ASE Certiﬁed Violators will forfeit all prizes and could be subject to criminal charges. 5. Livestock entered as a definite breed 1101 Metropolitan St. Leavenworth ...... 913-682-4002 A. Withdrawal times for drugs, need not have the certificate of growth promotants and other registration, but must show definite approved materials: Exhibitors, their characteristics of that breed, the judge parents, leaders and instructors having the right to declare an animal have a serious responsibility to not eligible to compete. This rule means BARTLETT use animal health aids (drugs), that good grades of a definite breed growth promotants and any other may compete in the breed of their sire. approved material with great 6. No blocking chutes in any barn GRAIN CO., LP care, and only when needed and at any time. Blocking chutes are not 324 Riverfront Rd.• Atchison, KS 66002 • 800-247-5544 in correct amounts. Approved to be placed in any location blocking withdrawal times are set and must a road, walkway or manure disposal www.bartlettandco.com be followed to assure that meat area. The management reserves the customers receive wholesome food. right to move any blocking chutes B. Blood and Urine Tests: The giving of placed in an unsuitable area. Exhibitors • On-site grain buyers an oral or injected diuretic, growth are expected to keep blocking and accountants promotant, or other medication not chutes and surrounding areas neat approved for any domestic animal and clean. Blocking chutes must be constitutes an unethical practice. removed immediately after the fair. • Next day settlements and checks

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Tuesday, July 30 – Saturday, August 3, 2013 | 19 Open Class Dairy Cattle TM “Since 1895” REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE COMPANY INC. 502 E. 4th Street, Tonganoxie, KS 66086 913-845-2400 913-845-2434

DAIRY CATTLE each breed will show for Supreme Junior Champion Female and Senior Champion DIVISION DO Female. PRE-ENTRY of Livestock Exhibits is a Great Western Manufacturing is a world leader in the design MUST: For pre-entry instructions see The Leavenworth County DHIA will and manufacture of custom industrial processing machinery pages 11-12 under “General Rules and award: specializing in sifting and screening equipment. Regulations for Exhibitors.” • $50 Cash Prize for the Supreme Entry Fee ��50¢ per entry Junior Champion Female and Founded in 1858, Great Western Manufacturing is the oldest continuously operated • $100 Cash Award for Supreme manufacturing ﬁrm in Kansas. Judging/Show: 8 p.m. Champion Females and Grand Champions, ribbons only at the Thursday, Aug. 1, Show decision of superintendent. 2017 S. 4th Street | Leavenworth, KS 913-682-2291 | www.gwmfg.com Arena Superintendent: Classes for each Breed: Class numbers will Rob Leach ��913-723-3472 coincide with the 4-H/FFA classes. When Special Rules: Lactating dairy cattle will completing the pre-entry form, please enter the fairgrounds on Thursday, August leave class number blank. Classes are as 1 from 8 a.m. to noon. These entries will follows: be released to leave the fairground after 11 • Junior Heifer Calf – January 1 to p.m. on August 3. Stalls must be cleaned April 30, 2012 prior to the removal of these animals. No • Heifer Calf – September 1 to production dairy cattle will be allowed December 31, 2011 to stay on the grounds other than the • Junior Yearling Heifer – dropped show day. All other animals must enter by March 1 to August 30, 2012 Todd’s Tire, LLC Tuesday, August 7, 12 noon. Premiums: • Senior Yearling Heifer – dropped Sept. 1, 2011 to Feb. 1001 East 1st Street First Place: $10; Second place, $5; Third place, $2.50 28, 2012 Tonganoxie, KS 66086 • Heifer or Cow – dropped August 913-845-3777 Open class premium checks will not be 30, 2011 to September 1, 2012 (2 mailed. They must be picked up at the fair to 3 years old) Fax: 913-845-8713 office. • Aged Cow – dropped before Cell: 816-392-3845 Awards: Junior Champion female in September 1, 2009 www.toddstire.com Mobile Tire Service Available “Michelin offers safe, fuel Stop by today and get efﬁcient, long-lasting tires that provide exceptional performance ready for the and extraordinary value.” Leavenworth County Fair We have Cattle & Horse Supplies & Accessories, Feed Grooming Supplies, Men’s & Women’s Apparel and so much more. 1111 North Main Lansing, KS 66043 913-727-1701

20 | LEavenworth County Fair 2013 Open Class Beef Cattle NAVINSKY CONSTRUCTION, INC. BEEF CATTLE Steve Navinsky DIVISION BO PRE-ENTRY of Livestock Exhibits is a MUST: For pre-entry instructions see pages 11-12 under “General Rules and Regulations BULL DOZING for Exhibitors.” Entry forms can be found in the center pages DAM REPAIR of the catalog. Additional entry forms are available at the extension office. Entry Fee ��50¢ per head EXCAVATING Judging/Show: 9 a.m. UNI-LOADER Thursday, Aug. 1, Show Arena TRACK HOE Co-superintendent: Tony Berg 913-683-1178, Special Rules: Double registered animals and Bill Baragary, 913-708-3905. may show as beef or dairy, but not both. General Rules: Irrespective of general fair rules and 1. All entries are due July 22, 2013. NO regulations no other age classes will be 20119 178th Street • Winchester, KS 66097 EXCEPTIONS! Late entries will be allowed. returned unopened. 2. 4-H and FFA who are showing their Premiums: Prizes offered on all recognized beef animals in both 4-H/FFA and beef breeds and all crossbred heifers in each open class do not need to send in open classification 913-683-4641 class entries for those animals by July $10.00 First Place 22. 4-H/FFA entries are due July 12 $5.00 Second Place and are automatically entered in open $2.50 Third Place class. Exceptions: If 4-H/FFA member Open class premium checks will not be “I want my is exhibiting a beef animal in open class mailed. They must be picked up at the fair only (example: bull, send in entry by July office and cashed within 30 days. Awards: car to go to 22. Be sure and mark on entry form that Champion Bull, Champion Market Steer, you are exhibiting in 4-H/FFA also and Champion Heifer — 1st and 2nd places of Tallman’s” note total number of beef exhibits.) each class show for Champion by Breed. 3. Open class beef entries limited to 4 Classes for each Breed: animals per exhibitor. 9-Market Steers (classes divided by weight) 4. Open class entry fees must be paid with 10-Dairy Steer Collision/Auto Body Repair entry form in advance. Fees for Beef – 50 11-Bull calves dropped between Jan. 1, 2013, From Scratches, Small Dings to Major Damage, Tallman Auto cents per head. and Feb. 28, 2013 (calves must be weaned) & Body Will Get You Back on The Road, Good As New! 5. Mail all entries and entry fees to the beef 12-Bull calves dropped between Sept. 1 and superintendent. Dec. 31, 2012 Let us handle your claim. We work with all insurance companies. 6. All cattle entered are to be checked in 13-Summer Yearling Bulls dropped between with the superintendent on Tuesday, July May 1 & Aug. 31, 2011 30, 9 to 11 a.m. Entries not checked in are 14-Junior Yearling Bulls dropped between Automotive Services considered as no-shows. Jan. 1 and April 30, 2011 7. Wood chips are the acceptable bedding 15-Bulls dropped between Sept. 1 and Dec. • Tune Ups • Air Conditioning Service and will be provided by the exhibitor. 31, 2011 • Oil, Filter & Lubrication • Transmission Fluid & Filter Straw for bedding will not be allowed. 16-Junior Heifer Calves dropped between Hay and feed may not be stored in or Sept. 1 and Dec. 31, 2012 • Alignment & Front-in Service • Tire Balancing around the cattle barn. 17-Senior Heifer Calves dropped between • Exhaust Repairs • And so much more... 8. There is a limited space for cattle Jan. 1 and April 30, 2012 Save Time & Money on Your Auto Repairs trailer parking. The fair board requests 18-Summer Yearling Heifers dropped exhibitors to share trailer for storing between May 1 and Aug. 31, 2012 additional feed. All other trailers should 19-Junior Yearling Heifers dropped between be removed from fairgrounds. Jan. 1 and April 30, 2012 Quality is not expensive– 9. Cow/Calf pairs will be exhibited on 20-Heifers that have never calved dropped show day only. No exception. Barn space between Jan. 1 and Dec. 31, 2011 provided if available. Classes for Combined Breed: It’s priceless! 10. The use of portable generators 21-Cow/Calf Pair Serving Kansas City Area for Over 59 Years. for electricity on beef show day is Limitations: Cows may not enter in this appreciated. class more that twice (example: Cow can be 13910 State Ave. • PH: 913-371-2881 • FX: 913-721-3132 11. Review general rules section. entered in 2012 and 2013)

Tuesday, July 30 – Saturday, August 3, 2013 | 21 Open Class Swine, Sheep and Alpaca

fairgrounds. SWINE Premiums: Prizes offered on all breed are: DIVISION SW • $4.50...... First Place PRE-ENTRY OF LIVESTOCK EXHIBITS is • $3.50...... Second Place a MUST: For pre-entry instructions see pages • $2.00...... Third Place 11-12 under “General Rules and Regulations for Open class premium checks will not be mailed. Exhibitors” They must be picked up from the fair office. Entry Fee �� 25¢ per entry Classes for Each Breed: Entries Checked in and Weighed: Monday July • 26...... -Spring Gilt 29 from 6 to 9 p.m. • 27...... -Market Hog Judging/Show: 6 p.m., PEE-WEE SHOWMANSHIP Non-competition. Participation only. Open to Tuesday, July 30, Show all those 6 years old and younger. All exhibitors will receive an award. Exhibitors may show Arena animals belonging to another family member Superintendent: Dean Sheets ��913-723-3505 that already is at fair. All exhibitors will show in Assistant: Gene Waters ��913-250-0660 one class before the regular show. Return entries Special Rules: Exhibitors limited to 2 market by July 22 to Gene Waters, 26730 New Lawrence and 2 breeding animals. Market hogs should Dr., Leavenworth, KS 66048. Judging and show have been born after Feb. 1, 2013. Clipping coincides with Division SW. without restraint will be permitted on

Special Rules: All sexually intact ewes and rams SHEEP must be identified with an official USDA premise DIVISION SH ID tag. This is per current State of Kansas PRE-ENTRY of Livestock Exhibits is a MUST: regulations. This includes all market ewes. For pre-entry instructions see pages 11-12 under Premiums: Prizes offered on all recognized “General Rules and Regulations for Exhibitors” breeds are: Entry Fee ��25¢ per entry • $4.50...... First Place Entries Checked in & Weighed: Tuesday, 8-9:30 • $3.50...... Second Place a.m. Tuesday, July 30. • $2.00...... Third Place Open class premium checks will not be mailed. Market Lamb/Breeding They must be picked up at fair office. Classes for Each Breed: Show/Showmanship: 7 • 30...... -Ram Lamb • 31...... -Rams, over 1 year p.m., Wednesday, July 31, • 32...... -Ewes, age – Show Arena ...... over 1 year Superintendents: • 33...... -Market Lamb, Abby Coffin �� 913-683-5328 ...... show at short fleece Junior Assistant: Dyla Lawrence �� 913-351-3663

warts, or infested with mange will not be permitted to show. Alpaca Due to the number of animals Class will be divided by Division AL Males and Females, youngest Judging/Show: 10:30 a.m. to oldest and by color White to Dark. Stall must be cleaned prior to removal of animals Sunday. Wednesday, July 31. Superintendents: Premiums: Prizes are Judy Manthe ��913-683-5144 • $4.50...... First Place David Manthe ��913-796-6194 • $3.50...... Second Place General Rules: • $2.00...... Third Place All entries are due July 19. No Exeptions!!!! and must be Open Class premium checks will not be mailed. They must mailed to Superintendents at 23240 243rd St be picked up at fair office. Open Class entry fee must be paid with entry form in Classes: advance. 50 cents per animal.McLouth, Ks 66054 Halter There is a total limit of 8 animals, due to limited space. • AH 101: Huacaya Males Exhibitors are limited to 2 animals. • AH 201 Huacaya Females Alpaca must be checked in with the superintendents by noon on Tuesday. Showmanship A Visual Veterinary inspection will take place at • AH 301: Huacaya Males completion of Beef weigh-in. • AH 401: Huacaya Females Animals determined by Vet to have lesion or ringworm,

22 | LEavenworth County Fair 2013 Open Class Poultry POULTRY DIVISION PO PRE-ENTRY of Livestock Exhibits is a MUST: For pre-entry instructions see pages 11-12 under “General Rules and Regulations for Exhibitors” Entry Fee ��25¢ per entry Entries Checked in: Tuesday, July 30, from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Judging/Show: 2 p.m. Wednesday, July 31, Poultry Barn Superintendent: Diane Larsen �� 913-683-3291 24714 187th Street, Leavenworth, KS 66048 Special Rules: Ample room will be provided. Bring feed for birds for five days. Exhibitors are responsible for keeping pens clean. READ GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS. Rabbits All birds going to state fair this year must be tested free of pullorum-typhoid by a certified bird of either sex. RABBITS 3. Bring Bedding, feed and water cups or blood-tester or a typhoid clean hatchery by 42-Standard Breeds, Bantams-Young Pen. One crocks and must keep pans clean. DIVISION RA July 29th or within 90 days of the state fair. bird of either sex. 4. Exhibitors are responsible for clean pens. PRE-ENTRY of Livestock Exhibits is a Exhibitors must mail certificates with entries 43.-Standard Breeds, Bantams-Old Pen. One Premiums: MUST: For pre-entry instructions see pages to superintendent by July 20th. bird of either sex. • $1.00 ...... First Place 11-12 under “General Rules and Regulations Contact the Extension office for information 44-Production Pullets – Pen of 3. Standard • 75¢...... Second Place for Exhibitors” on licensed testers in the county. There will be bred, crossbred or straincross pullets to be • 50¢...... Third Place Entries Checked in: 5-9 p.m. Monday, Aug. a $1.25 fee per bird for testing done on open judged on egg production qualities only. Open class premium checks will not be 6 and 8 a.m.-noon Tuesday, Aug. 7, from 8 class poultry at entry time. 45-Production Hens – Pen of 3. Crossbred or mailed. They must be picked up at fair office. a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Premiums: Offered on all recognized breeds. straincross birds of the same sex to be judged Classes Entry Fee �� 25¢ per entry Prizes for classes 40 through 43 are: on meat productions qualities only. 110-Junior Bucks 3 months and under 6 • $1.00...... First Place 46-Meat Type Chickens-Pen of 3. Crossbred or months • $.75...... Second Place straincross birds of the same sex to be judged Judging/Show: 9 a.m., 111-Junior Doe 3 months and under 6 • $.50...... Third Place on meat production qualities only. months Prizes for classes 44 through 51 are: 47-Turkeys, all breeds- Pen, 1 bird of either Thursday, Aug. 1, Rabbit 112-Intermediate Buck 6-8 months • $1.50...... First Place sex. 113-Intermediate Doe 6-8 months • $1.00...... Second Place 48-Ducks, all breeds- Pen, 1 bird of either sex. Barn 114-Senior Buck over 8 months Superintendent: • $.75...... Third Place 49-Geese, all breeds- Pen, 1 bird of either sex. 115-Senior Doe over 8 months Roxanne Kell ��913-680-6964 Open class premium checks will not be 50-Pigeons, all breeds- Pen, 1 bird of either 116-Meat Pen A recognized breed, not over Special Rules: mailed. They must be picked up at fair office. sex. 5 pounds each and not over 60 days old. 1. ALL RABBITS MUST BE TATTOOED Classes 51-Pen of other poultry – 1 bird of one breed IN LEFT EAR. 40-Standard Breeds, Large Fowl-Young Pen. NOT LISTED ABOVE (Exhibitors may have 2. May not be released until Sunday 9 a.m. One bird of either sex. any number of entries in this class but each to noon. 41-Standard Breeds, Large Fowl-Old Pen. One entry must be a different breed)

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Tuesday, July 30 – Saturday, August 3, 2013 | 23 Open Class Goats Frequently asked questions Every year the Fair Office receives many questions about the fair. Below is a list of some of the GOATS most frequently asked questions. The Fair Catalog is full of information. Obviously, we can’t cover DIVISION GO everything in this short column. If you have questions about a specific event please contact the PRE-ENTRY of Livestock Exhibits is a MUST. person listed in the catalog. If you have additional questions please contact a Fair Board member. In Entries Checked in: Tuesday, July 30, the front of this catalog is a complete list of all the members of the Fair Board. 8 p.m.-9:30 a.m., Livestock Barns Entry Fee ��25¢ per head How much does it cost to attend the fair? There is no admission fee to the fair. There is a $2 charge for parking. There is an admission for the Judging/Show: 4 p.m., Mud Run, Demolition Derby and some Grandstand events. Wed., July 31, How do I get a booth at the fair? Contracts for booth space are mailed in the spring, usually around April / May. If you had a booth Show Arena the previous year you will automatically receive a contract. If you are a new exhibitor you need to Open class registration can be mailed to: contact Mike Kissinger 913-683-4560 or Tammy Kissinger 913-683-4263. For all food vendors: Jane Superintendent: Turner 913-683-0759. Leana Leslie �� 913-481-3278 How much does a booth cost? Booth space inside the administration building is $175 for a 10 x 10 area. Outside is $150 per 10 Milking/Goat Judging/ feet of frontage. Show: 4 p.m. OR What is the official publication of the fair? Immediately following The Tonganoxie Mirror prints and distributes the official fair catalog. The Mirror is the only paper officially authorized by the Leavenworth County Fair Association to sell advertisements in the Fair the Beef Cattle Show Catalog. Thursday, Aug. 1 07-Senior Doe 12 to 24 months in milk 08-Senior Doe 24 months and older in milk I hear business names being announced during the Mud Run and Demolition Special Rules: Lactating dairy goats will enter 10-Yearling Bucks up to 12 months Derby. What is this for? the fairgrounds on Thursday, August 1 from 8 ALL OTHER BREEDING STOCK Those businesses being announced are sponsors of the events. They have donated either equipment a.m. to noon. These entries will be released to (breed name is needed) or funds to the Fair Board to help defray the cost of the event. leave the fairground after 11 p.m. on August Category: Miniature (M) & Fiber (F). Please 10. Stalls must be cleaned prior to removal put stock in appropriate category and class. What are the rules for the parade? of these animals. No production dairy goats (ie, Miniature, Jr. doe born during current year 1. Absolutely no throwing of candy from floats or vehicles. This is a violation of Tonganoxie city will be allowed to stay on the grounds other would be M11). All bucks may be displayed on ordinance. than the show day. All sexually intact does and the day of show only. 2. No three wheelers, go carts, mini bikes or dirt bikes will be allowed to be driven in the parade. bucks must be identified with an official tag 3. Fire Departments are encouraged to participate, however they will be limited to one vehicle per or tattoo with appropriate papers. This is per Classes Miniature & Fiber department. current USDA and State of Kansas regulations. 11-Jr Doe born current year 4. Parents are responsible for their children! If you put your child on a float, you are responsible for Premiums: Prizes offered on all breeds 12-Yearling doe not over 2 years making arrangements with the driver of that float for picking up your child after the conclusion of • $4.50...... First Place 13-Adult doe over 2 years the parade. • $3.50...... Second Place 14-Weather Goat/Market (only in fiber) 5. The parade chairman and the Leavenworth County Fair board reserve the final and absolute • $2.00...... Third Place 15-Yearling buck right to interpret its rules and arbitrarily settle and determine all matters connected with the fair, including the parade. Open class premium checks will not be Breeding Chevron (Meat Chevron Only) mailed. They must be picked up at fair office. 16-Jr Doe up to 6 months of age How do I, or my business, become a sponsor? DAIRY ONLY CLASSES for each breed 17-Jr Doe 6 to 12 months of age Sponsorships are always needed and welcomed for a wide variety of events held during the county (breed name is needed) 18-Yearling doe 12 to 24 months of age fair. If you wish to contribute to the rodeo, demolition derby, live entertainment, turtle races, or any 04-Junior Doe up to 6 months 19-Adult doe 24 months or older other events contact the Fair Board. If you are interested in sponsoring something specifically for 05-Junior Doe 6 to 12 months not in milk 20-Yearling buck the 4-H or FFA exhibitors, contact the Leavenworth County Extension Office. 06-Junior Doe 12 to 24 months not in milk 21-Market Chevron I would like to volunteer at the fair. What do I do? Volunteers are needed in all areas of the fair. Contact a fair board member and we will put you in contact with the appropriate person for your area of interest.

How do I get into the annual parade? On this page and page 26 are entry sheets with rules and contact information.

Who makes the rules for the parade? The superintendent of the parade is Bill Seymour. He is the official representative of the Fair Board. The rules are made through a cooperative effort with the Tonganoxie Police Department, Leavenworth County Sheriff and the Fair Board. Those entities reserve the right to interpret and enforce all rules.

How do I make a suggestion or comment about the fair? The Fair Board meets the 3rd Monday of every month, with the exception of August, at 8 PM in the Administration Building. These meetings are open to the public. If you wish to be put on the agenda, or if you are unable to attend but wish to make a comment, contact Fair Board President Mike Johnson (913) 269-6329.

24 | LEavenworth County Fair 2013 Open Class Field Crops, 10152 North Highway 59, Oskaloosa, KS Horticulture & Honey (located at the old Co-op, north of Oskaloosa) carrots, beets, tomatoes, onions, peppers, • Nutrena Right Now mineral • Square bales Field Crops, parsnips, okra, Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes, available with or without IGR - straw and brome Horticulture etc. • MLS mineral tubs with/ • Netwrap Small Vegetables: (approx. one dozen) Green without IGR • Baling twine and Honey beans, etc. Nutrena showmaster feeds for hogs, goats, and beef DIVISION C Premiums: for other vegetable exhibits, fruit Phone: 785-863-2011 Superintendent: Jason Ernzen ��913-727-3980 and honey are: email: [email protected] 10% off for 4-Hers Entries accepted Tuesday, July 30th, from 1 to • $2.00...... First Place email: [email protected] Hours: M-F 8-6pm • Sat: 8-1:00pm 4 p.m., Green Metal Building • $1.50...... Second Place Entry Fee ��25¢ per entry • $1.00...... Third Place Open class premium checks will not be mailed. They must be picked up at fair office. (913) 724-4100 WWW.EARLBRYANT.COM Judging starts at 5 p.m. 40 – Plate of 5 tomatoes 15280 Briar Road, Basehor, KS 66007 41 – Plate of 5 cherry tomatoes Wednesday, July 31 42 – Plate of 5 red potatoes Special Rules: Exhibitors may have one entry 43 – Plate of 5 white potatoes The DOG DAYS of per class 44 – Plate of 5 sweet potatoes Field crops 45 – Plate of 5 white onions Summer Are Coming.... Premiums: 46 – Plate of 5 yellow onions Will Your A/C Keep You Cooled Off? • $2.00 ...... First Place 47 – Plate of 5 red onions • $1.50...... Second Place 48 – Plate of 12 beans, green snap • $1.00...... Third Place 49 – Plate of 12 beans, yellow wax (913) 724-4100 www.earlbryant.com Open class premium checks will not be 50 – Plate of 5 table beets 1122 MMonthonth NNoo Interest Financing Available mailed. They must be picked up at fair office. 51 – Plate of 5 carrots FIELD CROP CLASSES: 52 – One eggplant A+ Call for Details CORN...... 11 – White or Yellow 53 – Plate of 5 peppers, bell ...... (ten ear exhibit) 54 – Plate of 5 peppers, hot “In“I BusinessBi SinceSi 1964” SORGHUM...... 15 – Hybrid grain 55 – Plate of 5 peppers, sweet ...... sorghum (ten head exhibit) 56 – Plate of 5 turnips ...... 16 – Hybrid forage 57 – One watermelon ...... sorghum (ten head exhibit) 58 – One pumpkin WHEAT...... 20 - One gallon sample 59 – One cantaloupe Vintage Park at Tonganoxie ALFALFA...... 22 - One gallon 60 – Plate of 5 cucumbers An Assisted Living Community ...... sample of seed 61 – Plate of 5 okra RED CLOVER...... 23 - One gallon 62 – One squash, summer ...... sample of seed 63 – One squash, winter BROME GRASS...... 24 - One gallon 64 – One squash, zucchini ...... sample of seed 65 – Other vegetable (follow size guidelines HAY...... Exhibit to consist of one above for number of specimens to exhibit) flake or slice from a rectangular bale, or 10 inch section cut from a round bale. The flake HORTICULTURE – FRUITS or slice should be approximately 6 inches in thickness and tied in two directions. 66 – Plate of 5 apples (any variety) 67 – Plate of 5 pears (any variety) 25 – Alfalfa 68 – Plate of 5 peaches (white) 26 – Red Clover 69 – Plate of 5 peaches (yellow) 27 – Prairie 70 – One small basket white grapes Where Home Town Means Something 28 – Brome Grass 71 – One small basket blue grapes 29 – SOYBEANS – Bundle of three plants HORTICULTURE – HONEY Stop by for Lemonade and Tours HORTICULTURE – VEGETABLES 80 – Liquid Honey – Light color exhibited in a�er a Day at the Fair! Premiums for garden display are: 1 lb. Queen Line jars, three two-pound • $3.00...... First Place jars to each entry. • $2.50...... Second Place ◾ Beautiful Suites in a 81 – Liquid Honey – Dark color exhibited in Gorgeous Setting • $1.00...... Third Place 1 lb. Queen Line jars, three two-pound 35 – GARDEN DISPLAY jars to each entry. ◾ Cinema Room Exhibit consists of 5 different fresh vegetables. 82 – Chunk Honey - exhibited in 1 lb. Queen ◾ Therapuetic Spa Canned vegetables are not accepted. Only Line jars, three two-pound jars to each ◾ Restaurant Style Dining one variety of a specific vegetable may be entry. exhibited. The names of the 5 vegetables that 83 – Cut or section comb honey, three may be included are: combs or sections to each exhibit. Cut Vintage Park at Tonganoxie 120 W. 8th Large Vegetables: (one each) watermelon, comb is to be approx. 4” x 4” packed squash, pumpkin, eggplant, cabbage, in commercial trays or plastic boxes. 913-845-2204 cantaloupe, etc. Section combs are to be approx. 4 ½” x 4 www.vintageparkassistedliving.com Medium Vegetables: (5 each) cucumbers, ½” or 4” x 5” packed in cardboard

Tuesday, July 30 – Saturday, August 3, 2013 | 25 Open Class Home Economics-CLOTHING, TEXTILES & NEEDLE ARTS

14. Any exhibit left after 11 a.m. Sunday will 111 Ribbon 221 Your First Quilt Home Economics become the property of the Open Class 113 Beaded (other than counted cross stitch) 222 Unfinished Quilt (LOCATED ON WEST END OF Home Economics Department. There is no 114 Smocked Item 223 Embellished Quilt ADMINISTRATIVE BLDG) post fair pick-up point. 115 Sampler (combination of stitches) 224 T-Shirt Quilt Superintendents: Ferry Evans, 913-845-2405 15. Every precaution will be taken to ensure 116 Waste Canvas 225 Crazy quilt and Barbara Kramer, 913-796-6141. the safety of all entries, but in no case will 117 Counted Cross Stitch (11 count & under) 226 Rag quilt management be responsible for the loss or 118 Counted Cross Stitch (14-17 count) Judging begins at 10 a.m. injury to same. 119 Counted Cross Stitch (18-27 count) FASHION CONSTRUCTION 16. Please check each department for 120 Counted Cross Stitch (28 count & above) 250 Dress Tuesday, July 30 additional special rules. 121 Counted Cross Stitch (embellished) 251 2 or 3 Piece Suit General Rules: 25 ¢ per entry. You may pick 17. Open class checks must be picked up in 122 Embroidered Doll/Toy (stuffed) 252 Coat or Jacket up entry cards at FIRST STATE BANK or the fair office. They will not be mailed. 123 Embroidered Piece 253 Skirt courthouse annex in Tonganoxie or at the 254 Blouse or Shirt EXTENSION OFFICE in Leavenworth. KNITTING & CROCHETING 255 Pants, Slacks, Jeans, Shorts Entry Time: CLOTHING, 126 Tatting 256 Lounge or Night Wear • Monday, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. 127 Pillow (stuffed) 257 Sweatshirt or T-Shirt • Tuesday, 8 to 9 a.m. TEXTILES & 128 Edging or insertion 258 Child’s Garment • ALL ENTRY CARDS MUST BE 129 Filet Crochet 259 Doll Clothing FILLED OUT AND ATTACHED TO NEEDLE ARTS 130 Infant or Doll Clothing 260 Vest ITEM BEFORE COMING TO ENTRY Superintendent: Nancy Wood �� 913-683-4527 131 Toy or Accessory 261 Fashion Accessories TABLES. (NO EXCEPTIONS) Entry Time: 132 Thread (multiple item – set) 262 Wearable Art • Release Time: • Monday, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. 133 Thread Small (13” & under) 263 Formal or Gown Saturday, 9-10 p.m. • Tuesday, 8 to 9 a.m. 134 Thread Medium (up to 20”) 264 Smocking Sunday, 9-11 a.m. Entries Released: 135 Thread Large (up to 36”) 265 Costume General Rules: • Saturday, 9 to 10 p.m. 136 Thread X-Large (over 36”) 266 Other Fashion Item not categorized 1. Premium competition is open to • Sunday, 9 to 11 a.m. 137 Afghan (ripple, shell) Leavenworth County and surrounding • NO EXCEPTIONS 138 Afghan (granny square) RECLAIMED TEXTILES counties. Judging begins 10 a.m. 139 Afghan (stitch w/ embroidery 270 Wall Hanging 2. Premiums are paid only on classes as or work in design) 271 Rug listed. Tuesday, July 30 140 Afghan (2 or more threads) 272 Home Accessories 3. Entry fee is $.25 per entry. Special Rules: 141 Afghan (other full size) 273 Toys 4. Entry cards may be picked up at the First 1. Please read Home Economics General 142 Afghan (crib, nursery) 274 Wearable Item State Bank, the courthouse annex in Rules on this page. 143 Yarn Small (13” and under) 275 Other Tonganoxie, the County Extension Office 2. Entry must have been completed in the 144 Yarn Medium (14”-25”) in Leavenworth, the Tonganoxie Library or last two years. 145 Yarn Large (26”-36”) TRADITIONALLY HOOKED ARTICLES at the fair during entry times. 3. Quilts may be entered in two classes: once 146 Yarn X-Large (over 36”) 280 Tapestry 5. Entry card must be filled out in its entirety for the piecing and once for the quilting. 147 Yarn – Multiple item (set) 281 Primitive prior to going to the entry table. 4. Entry should be in good condition, clean 148 Yarn (over 36”) 282 Wall Hanging 6. Name labels are appreciated and ready for exhibit. 149 Constructed item (i.e. sweater) 283 Other Item Not Listed 7. Exhibitors are limited to one entry per 5. If an article is an original design, please 150 Other knit or crocheted item not listed class, except where noted otherwise. note by adding “O” to the entry card- CHRISTMAS 8. Unauthorized use of copyright materials, example: 140A-(O). Attach a brief note QUILTS ALL OF THE NEEDLE ARTS such as Disney, cartoon characters or describing how you got your idea. 200 Hand Applique Top 800 Ornament sports logos, is not permitted. 6. Premiums: 201 Machine Applique Top 801 Stocking 9. All entries will be divided into three age $1.50...... First Place 202 Hand Embroidered Top 802 Mantel Scarf or Table Runner groups: $1.25...... Second Place 203 Machine Embroidered Top 803 Tree Skirt S – Senior Citizen, age 60 or over $1.00...... Third Place 204 Hand Pieced Top 804 Picture A – Adult age 17 – 59 Open class premium checks will not be 205 Machine Pieced Top 805 Quilted item Y – Youth, age 16 and under (state age) mailed. They must be picked up at fair office. 206 1 Hand Pieced Block 806 Garment Mark appropriate age group on entry card. 207 1 Machine Pieced Block 807 Accessory Example: 100-S, 100-A, 100-Y (8) NEEDLEWORK, EMBROIDERY AND 208 Comforter 808 Doll 10. The bottom part of the entry card is your COUNTED CROSS STITCH 209 Hand Quilting 809 Holiday Other Than Christmas receipt and MUST be presented when 100 Picture (other than counted cross stitch) 210 Hand Quilting by more than one person picking up your entry. 101 Pillow (stuffed) 211 Machine Quilting 11. 1First, second and third-place ribbons are 102 Pillow Cases 212 Multi-Media awarded in each class in each age group. 103 Towels 213 Miniature Ribbons are awarded on merit. The judge 104 Multiple Item (set) 214 Crib, Nursery, Lap reserves the right to withhold awards if 105 Table or Lunch Cloth 215 Wall Hanging, Table Runner entries are not deserving of recognition. 106 Napkins 216 Placemats, other multiple item 12. Special award ribbons are awarded at the 107 Scarf or Runner 217 Garment judge’s discretion. 108 Needlepoint and/or Bargello 218 Wearable Art 13. No entries will be released before 9:00 p.m. 109 Crewel 219 Part Antique on Saturday – NO EXCEPTIONS! 110 Hardanger 220 Other Quilting item not categorized

26 | LEavenworth County Fair 2013 Open Class Home Economics-Art & Photos, Crafts

323 Still Life 385 Animal 3. All items must have been made in the last Art & Photos 324 Portrait 385A Birds two years Art Superintendent: 325 Floral 386 Sequence up to 4 4. Kits are permitted Cory Thompson �� 913-526-3008 326 Animal 387 Flowers 5. If an article is an original design please not 327 Other 388 Wildlife by adding “O” to the entry card; ie: 140- Photography Superintendent: 389 Mixed Garden A(O). Attach a brief note describing how Denise Baker �� 913-449-9445 ARTWORK – PEN & INK 390 Other you got your idea. Entry Time: 330 Abstract Premiums: • Monday, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. 331 Landscape PHOTOGRAPHS – BLACK & WHITE $1.50...... First Place • Tuesday, 8 to 9 a.m. 332 Action 390A Landscape $1.25...... Second Place Entries Released: 333 Still Life 391 Action $1.00...... Third Place • Saturday, 9 to 10 p.m. 334 Portrait 392 Still Life • Sunday, 9 to 11 a.m. 335 Animal 393 Portrait Open class premium checks will not be 336 Other 394 Others mailed. They must be picked up at fair office. Judging begins 10 a.m. 395 Old Photograph Restored 400 Artificial Flowers – handmade ARTWORK – PENCIL 396 Animal 401 Artificial Flowers – in a craft Tuesday, July 30 340 Abstract 396A Birds 402 Basket with handle Special Rules: 341 Landscape 397 Special Effects 403 Basket without handle 1. Please read Home Economics General 342 Action 398 Sequence up to 4 404 Bead Work Rules, page 23. 343 Still Life 399 Flowers 405 Bird Houses 2. All paintings, drawing and photographs 344 Portrait 406 Candle Making MUST BE mounted and framed with 345 Animal Photographs – Digitally 407 Clay – on wheel, polymer, etc. secure tabs (or wire across the back) for 346 Other Enhanced 408 Cement/Plaster hanging or they will BE DISQUALIFIED. 409 Decoupage 3. All pictures and photos must have ARTWORK – PASTEL/CHARCOAL PHOTOGRAPHS – BLACK & WHITE 410 Dough Art exhibitors name and address on back. 360 Abstract 400 Landscape 411 Dolls – Handmade 4. Subject matter must be original (no use of 361 Landscape 401 Action 412 Embellishing a bought item copyright material). 362 Action 402 Still Life 413 Fabric Crafts (fabric, foam, fur, etc.) 5. Pictures/photos must have been completed 363 Still Life 403 Portrait 414 Glass Crafts in the last two years. 364 Floral 404 Animal 415 Holiday Craft – Christmas 6. Amateur entries only, please. 365 Animal 404A Birds 416 Holiday Craft – Easter Premiums: 365A Portrait 405 Special Effects 417 Holiday Craft – Halloween $1.50 ...... First Place 366 Other 406 Flowers 418 Holiday Craft – Thanksgiving $1.25...... Second Place 407 Other 419 Holiday Craft – Valentines $1.00...... Third Place ARTWORK – OTHER MEDIA PHOTOGRAPHS – DIGITALLY 420 Holiday Craft – Other Open class premium checks will not be 350 Color Marker ENHANCED 421 Jewelry mailed. They must be picked up at fair office. 351 Tube Ball Point 400 Landscape 422 Latch Hook 352 Paint by Number 401 Action 423 Leather (laced, stamping, constructions, etc.) ARTWORK – ACRYLIC 353 Colored Pencil 402 Still Life 424 Lego, Imagination 301 Abstract 354 Crayon Work (youth) 403 Portrait 425 Lego, Kit 302 Landscape 355 Finger Paint (youth) 404 Animal 426 Metal Craft (copper, tin, etc.) 303 Action 367 Scratchboard 405 Special Effects 427 Machine Embroidery 304 Still Life 368 Silk Screen 406 Flowers 428 Miniatures 305 Formal 369 String or Wire Art 407 Other 429 Model Kits 306 Floral 370 Collage 430 Natural Material Crafts 307 Animal 371 Decoupage 431 Painting (on an item, not a picture) 308 Other 372 Glass Etching CRAFTS 432 Paper Craft (includes origami) 373 Lithograph Superintendent: Susy Ross �� 913-845-2477 433 Plastic Canvas Needlework ARTWORK – WATERCOLOR 374 Plaque Entry Time: 434 Recycled Material Craft 309 Abstract 375 Mixed Media • Monday, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. 435 Soap Making 310 Landscape 376 Mixed Media & Glass • Tuesday, 8 to 9 a.m. 436 Stamping 311 Action 377 Computer-Generated Art Entries Released: 437 Weaving, not a basket 312 Still Life 378 Animal • Saturday, 9 to 10 p.m. 438 Wood Burning 313 Portrait 379 Other • Sunday, 9 to 11 a.m. 439 Wood Carving (relief, in the round, etc.) 314 Floral 440 Wood Working 315 Animal PHOTOGRAPHS – COLOR 441 Wooden Toy 316 Other 380 Landscape Judging Begins 10 a.m. 442 Scrapbooking 317 Street Scene 380A Cloudscape Tuesday, July 30 443 Cookbook 318 Seascape 381 Action Special Rules: 444 Other 382 Still Life 1. Please read Home Economics General ARTWORK – OIL 382A Architectural Rules. 320 Abstract 383 Portrait 2. All crafts must be completed (rugs should 321 Landscape 384 Special Effects be bound, etc.) 322 Action

Tuesday, July 30 – Saturday, August 3, 2013 | 27 Open Class

600 Raisin Pie President’s Cookie Jar: Fancy assorted cookies 601 Mincemeat Pie in a clear glass, widemouth jar 1 gallon Foods Department 602 Gooseberry Pie capacity. Jar, attractively decorated according QUICK BREADS 603 Rhubarb Pie to the 2013 theme: “Dust Off Your Boots, Get FOODS 520 Vegetable Quick Bread 604 Pie not listed Back To Your Country Roots” will count 50%, 521 Fruit Quick Bread cookies 50%. Jar must be filled with not less DEPARTMENT CANDY (4 PIECES) 522 Plain Quick Bread than 3 different kinds of cookies. Each cookie Superintendent: 610 Molded Mints should be wrapped separately in clear plastic Starla Jones �� 913-845-3995 523 Coffee Cake 524 Cinnamon Rolls (4) 611 Hard Candy wrap. Bring 1 of each kind on a paper plate Entry Time: 612 Dipped Candy with each cookie individually identified and • Monday, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. 525 Muffins (4) 526 Baking Powder Biscuits (4) 613 Fudge Candy wrapped in plastic wrap, so that the judge will • Tuesday, 8 to 9 a.m. 614 Divinity not need open jar. Plate of cookies will not Entries Released: 527 Machine Quick Bread 528 Nut Quick Bread 615 Peanut Brittle Candy be returned. The winning cookie jar will be • Saturday, 9 to 10 p.m. 616 Chocolate Marshmallow Candy presented to the Fair Board President at 6:30 • Sunday, 9 to 11 a.m. WHOLE CAKES 617 Pralines Candy p.m. Friday, Aug. 10 before livestock auction. Judging begins 10 a.m. 535 Dietetic Cake – include recipe 625 President’s Cookie Jar 536 Angel Food (w/ or w/o frosting) Tuesday, July 30 537 Chiffon (w/ or w/o frosting) Y – Youth – to age 16; 538 Sponge (w/ or w/o frosting) Food Preservation A – Adult – ages 17 to 59 539 Chocolate or Devils Food (frosted) SC – Senior Citizens 60 years & older. 540 Bundt Cake (frosted or unfrosted) Food 612 Fruit not listed Special Rules: 541 Burnt Sugar Cake (frosted) 612a Diabetic Fruit 1. Read Home Economics general rules on 542 German Chocolate Layer Cake (frosted) Preservation page 23. VEGETABLES 543 White or Butter Layer Cake (frosted) Superintendent: 2. Exhibits shall be on cardboard or stiff 544 Spice Cake Barbara Wood �� 913-369-2495 613 Tomatoes paper plates and slipped into a clear plastic 545 Vegetable Cake Entry Time: 614 Green String Beans bag and fastened with a wire twist or 546 Fruit Cake • Monday, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. 615 Wax String Beans zip bag, except cakes. Cakes will be on a 547 Gingerbread Cake • Tuesday, 8 to 9 a.m. 616 Beets covered cardboard or plate. 548 Cup Cakes (4) Entries Released: 617 Carrots 3. All entries must be whole products. No 549 Pound Cake • Saturday, 9 to 10 p.m. 618 Pumpkin or Squash half cakes, etc. 550 Other Flavor Cake • Sunday, 9 to 11 a.m. 619 Tomato Juice 4. Fair personnel are not responsible for 620 Vegetable Soup Mixture entries after 11 am Sunday. DECORATED ITEMS Judging Begins 10 a.m. 621 Sauerkraut 5. Food items will be sold on Tuesday at 3 Judged for artistic design – need not be edible 622 Corn p.m. Anyone wishing to take their pie, 555 Decorated Novelty Cakes Tuesday, July 30 623 Peas Special Rules: cake, or bread home must say so when 556 Decorated Occasion or Holiday Cake 624 Small Whole Potatoes 1. Please read Home Economics General entering and pick up by 3 p.m. Tuesday 557 Decorated Sugar mold (1 or set) 625 Greens Rules, page 20. before the sale. 558 Decorated Cup Cakes (4) 626 Tomato Sauce (plain or seasoned) 2. Jars must be standard canning jars with 6. One cookie, one section of cake, pie 559 Decorated Cookies (4) 627 Mixed Vegetables lids and rings that are easy to remove for or bread will be left for display. Profits 560 Decorated Mints (4) 628 Spaghetti Sauce judging. from the food items sale will be used for 561 Decorated Wedding Cake 629 Vegetable not listed 3. Jars must be clean and sealed improvements of the home economics 562 Decorated Ginger Bread House exhibit areas. Decorated cakes will not be 4. List processing method (pressure or water MEAT OR MAIN DISH sold. COOKIES (4 ON A PLATE) bath) on entry card 630 Fish 5. Exhibitors may exhibit three different 7. If entering more than 5 food entries, must 570 Biscotti Cookies 631 Beef “not listed” or diabetic per section. Please furnish a list of items and classes. 571 Snickerdoodle Cookies 632 Poultry identify product. Premiums for all classes: 572 Oatmeal Cookies 633 Meat Sauce 6. All food preservation must be processed $1.50...... First Place 573 Icebox Cookies 634 Chili since last fair.Premiums: $1.25...... Second Place 574 Peanut Butter Cookies 635 Not listed $1.50...... First Place $1.00...... Third Place 575 Chocolate Chip Cookies $1.25...... Second Place Open class premium checks will not be 576 White Sugar Cookies DRIED $1.00...... Third Place mailed. They must be picked up at fair office. 577 Ginger Cookies Up to three entries will be accepted in class 7. Open class premium checks will not be Special awards for yeast breads using Red Star 578 No Bake Cookies No. 636, 637 and 639. Dried foods should be mailed. They must be picked up at fair Yeast. Please attach empty yeast package to 579 Fruit Cookies enclosed in a moisture proof clear container. office. entry. 580 Vegetable Cookies 636 Fruit 8. Y – Youth – to age 16; A – Adult – ages 17 YEAST BREADS 581 Chocolate Cookies 637 Vegetable to 59; SC – Seniors 60 years and older. 500 White Bread 582 Brownies 638 Jerky (include recipe) 9. 501 Whole Wheat Bread 583 Bar Cookies 639 Herbs (3 ounces or less) FRUITS 502 Rye Bread 584 High Fiber Cookies (w/recipe) 640 Trail mix (1/2 to ¾ cup) 600 Blackberries 503 Multi-grain Bread 585 Dietetic Cookies (w/recipe) 641 Fruit Leather (3 rolled pieces 5” to 6” long) 601 Raspberries 504 Raisin Bread 586 Nut Cookies 642 Whole Grain Granola (w/recipe) 602 Gooseberries 505 Sourdough Bread 587 Mixed Ingredient Cookies 643 Vegetable Seasoning Mix 603 Peaches 506 French Bread 588 Cookies not listed 644 Mixed Vegetables 507 Cinnamon Rolls (4) 604 Pears 645 Dried Food not listed 508 Whole Wheat Rolls (4) PIES (WHOLE PIE IN PIE PAN) 605 Plums 645a Diabetic 606 Apricots 509 Light Rolls (4) 595 Apple Pie 607 Cherries 510 Sweet Rolls (4) 596 Peach Pie PICKLES 608 Apples 511 Coffee Cake 597 Cherry Pie (may be opened for judging) 609 Applesauce 512 Tea Ring 598 Berry Pie 646 Taco Sauce/Salsa 610 Rhubarb 513 Machine Yeast Bread 599 Apricot Pie 647 Pickled Beets 514 Ethnic Bread 611 Fruit Juice 648 Sweet Cucumber Pickles

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Adult volunteer workers are always DIVISION 4 – UNDERGLAZES welcome. Without you help this division 4-A Translucents Food Preservation could not exist. Helpers are always needed 4-B Opaque 649 Dill Pickles 677 Jelly not listed for cleanup, setting up, taking entries and 4-C Brushwork 650 Lime Pickles 677a Diabetic guarding. Even one hour of your time can 4-D Miscellaneous (could include all or part 651 Bread-Butter Pickles be a great help. of above, also airbrushed) 652 Beans JAMS, PRESERVATIVES & BUTTER Awards: Consist of first, second, third 653 Watermelon No paraffin seals, must be water-bath and best of division, best of show rosette DIVISION 5 – OVERGLAZES 654 Relish processed. May be opened for judging. and trophies for children, teens, hobbyists, 5-A Lustres/Halos 655 Hamburger Relish 678 Apple Butter best of show and professional provided 5-B Decals 656 Pickled Peppers 679 Strawberry there are 100 entries or more. 5-C Chalk Over Glazed pieces 657 Barbecue or Chili Sauce 680 Blackberry Special Rules: Judging will be in private 5-D China Painted 658 Ketchup 681 Raspberry (red or black) Tuesday morning at 10 a.m. Judging will 659 Pickled Fruit 682 Gooseberry be based on merit, talent, imagination and DIVISION 6 – UNUSUAL TECHNIQUES 660 Pickled Vegetable 683 Peach workmanship. No ribbon will be awarded 6-A Unusual Techniques (cutout, etc., raised 661 Pickled Mixed Vegetables 684 Cherry unless entry deserves it. All entries must cutout-spraffito-carving using or /in relief 662 Okra 685 Apricot be made by entrant alone and commercial air) 663 Not listed 686 Plum pieces will not be allowed. 6-B Air Brushed 663a Diabetic 687 Pear Honey 688 Blueberry Divisions and Categories: All categories 6-C Stoneware Jelly 689 Jams not listed must have entries by 2 or more persons to 6-D Miscellaneous Adaption No paraffin seals, must be water-bath 690 Strawberry Preserves be eligible for judging. processed. May be opened for judging. 691 Preserves not listed Thank you for participating in the DIVISION 7 – FREE FORMED CLAYS 664 Grape 692 Butters not listed Ceramic Division. We welcome any help 7-A Low Fired 665 Blackberry 692a Diabetic or suggestions you may offer. Thank you, 7-B Porcelain 666 Raspberry (red or black) Ceramic Committee. 7-C Stoneware 667 Peach Marmalades & Miscellaneous 7-D Miscellaneous Adaptation 668 Plum No paraffin seals, must be water-bath DIVISION 1 – UNFIRED STAINS 669 Cherry processed. May be opened for judging. 1-A Opaques only DIVISION 8 – PLAQUES, PICTURES, 670 Apple or Crab Apple 693 Orange 1-B Antiqued Translucents PLATES, HANGING CLOCKS, ETC. 671 Gooseberry 694 Mixed Marmalade 1-C Metallics 8-A Stains 672 Elderberry 695 Marmalade not listed 1-D Woodtones 8-B Glazes 673 Strawberry 696 Chutney 1-E Stain Glaze Combinations 8-C Special Effects-Combinations 674 Blueberry 697 Syrup 1-F Dry Brushing 8-D Miscellaneous 675 Pear 698 Pie Filling 1-G Miscellaneous 676 Mint 699 Miscellaneous DIVISION 9 – LAMPS DIVISION 2 – CHALKS (Only ceramic shades will be allowed during 2-A Entire Piece judging. Other shades will be attached and Ceramics 2-B Accent lighted if space allows.) 2-C Overglaze 9-A Stained included in planters, etc. for the sake of Ceramics 2-D Miscellaneous 9-B Glazed safety and judging. Superintendents: 9-C Miscellaneous 6. NO “naughties” or “nudes” except art Nancy Henre, ��913-626-6826 DIVISION 3 – GLAZES replicas, will be accepted. and Rich Henre. 3-A Glosses DIVISION 10 – Miniatures 7. Entries will be taken from 6:30 to 8:30 In consideration of each and every 3-B Matte/Satin 10-A Stained p.m. Monday and from 8 to 9 a.m. entrant participating in the ceramic division 3-C Glaze Combinations 10-B Glazed Tuesday. NO EXCEPTIONS! Delivery of the Leavenworth County Fair, we have 3-D Exotics (crystlaones, speckles, mixtures, 10-C Porcelain-Stoneware and pickup will be the responsibility of made the list of rules and regulations to help etc.) 10-D Free-Form the entrant. all members of this committee and judges 3-E Miscellaneous 10-E Overglazed 8. Entries will be picked up on Saturday produce an honest and fair competitive 10-F Miscellaneous evening from 9 to 10 p.m. and Sunday 9 show that a ceramist would feel proud to be to 11 a.m. Absolutely no sooner or later. a part. No exceptions will be made. 1. Any ceramist may enter for competition, 9. No entries will be released without a in Leavenworth County, Fort proper claim check. Leavenworth, V.A., and any surrounding SMITH VETERINARY CLINIC 10. LEAVENWORTH COUNTY FAIR county that does not have an open class Ceramic Division and staff members are competitive show. not responsible for loss or damages but VICKIE K. SMITH, D.V. M. 2. All entries must be made entirely by we will do our best to avoid any harm to entrant within the past 12 months. all items. 3. Placement of the entries is decided by 11. No fees and no premiums the owner entrant although we will be 1625 12. Legitimate complaints should be happy to assist with the placing of an discussed with the superintendent of the item in the proper category. Tonganoxie Road, ceramic division or the president of the 4. Plaster, sand filling and/or anything association. Tonganoxie, KS other than true ceramic will not be Judges will be ceramic professionals allowed in any form other than specified from out of the county who are familiar (913) 845-3061 in the divisions, such as fabrics, etc. with any and all phases and techniques 5. Plants, real or artificial may not be commonly used on entries. Practice Limited to Horses and Small Animals

Tuesday, July 30 – Saturday, August 3, 2013 | 29 Open Class Flowers 11. The flag of the United States should not SECTION B – PERENNIALS 77 . . . . Cosmos FLOWER SHOW be displayed in a flower arrangement. It Class . . Specimen 78 . . . . Globe Amaranth, mixed In Home Economics Building may be displayed above or in front of the 17 . . . . Chrysanthemum–large, bronze 79 . . . . Marigold – large double Supt.: Barbara Dale, (913) 845-2591; (913) arrangement. Check regulations before 18 . . . . Chrysanthemum–large, buff 80 . . . . . Marigold – medium double 845-2591; Asst. Supt. Jean Pearson, (913) using flags of other countries 19 . . . . Chrysanthemum–large, fuchsia 81 . . . . Marigold – dwarf 845-3228. 12. Exhibitors will furnish their own 20 . . . . Chrysanthemum–large, pink 82 . . . . Marigold – single Entries due at fair: 8:30-10 a.m. Wed., July 31 containers. Specimen entries must be in 21 . . . . Chrysanthemum–large, purple 83 . . . . Marigold – white Judging starts 10:30 a.m. crystal clear bottles or jars with no leaves 22 . . . . Chrysanthemum–large, red 84 . . . . Nasturtiums in the water. 23 . . . . Chrysanthemum–large, white 85 . . . . Pinks – red Wednesday, July 31 13. All arrangements may be accessorized 24 . . . . Chrysanthemum–large, yellow 86 . . . . Pinks – variegated Entries released 1 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 1 with wood, rocks, foliage, figurines, etc. if 25 . . . . Chrysanthemum–small, bronze 87 . . . . Pinks – white Special Rules: Please read rules carefully as an important contribution to the finished 26 . . . . Chrysanthemum–small, buff 88 . . . . Strawflower– judges and chairmen will abide by rules below. design. 27 . . . . Chrysanthemum–small, fuchsia ...... Helichrysum (mixed) 1. Entry card must show section, class, name 14. Exhibitors are responsible for their own 28 . . . . Chrysanthemum–small, pink 89 . . . . Zinnias of flower/entry, and exhibitor’s name. Card property. Flower show and county fair 29 . . . . Chrysanthemum–small, purple 90 . . . . Zinnias – miniature, bicolor will have name covered until after judging. officials are not responsible for vases or 30 . . . . Chrysanthemum–small, red 91 . . . . Zinnias – miniature, lavender 2. Please fill out entry cards prior to entering accessories that are lost or broken. 31 . . . . Chrysanthemum–small, white 92 . . . . Zinnias – miniature, pink building. Use pencil, or address labels. 15. A specimen could be any of the following: 32 . . . . Chrysanthemum–small, yellow 93 . . . . Zinnias – miniature, red Do not go to entry table until you have all • a single flower 33 . . . . Daisy 94 . . . . Zinnias – miniature, white cards filled out and flowers arranged in • a stalk (a heavy stem with flowers and 34 . . . . Fever Few – white 95 . . . . Zinnias – miniature, yellow containers. foliage) 35 . . . . Fever Few – other 96 . . . . Zinnias – Mexican 3. Entry fee is $.25 per entry. • a spray (more than one flower & foliage 36 . . . . Gaillardia 97 . . . . Bells of Ireland 4. There are two divisions: with sufficient stem and foliage) 37 . . . . Hardy Aster – pink 98 . . . . Calendula Adults: Age 17 and older Premiums: (Both adult and youth classes) 38 . . . . Hardy Aster – purple 99 . . . . Celosia (Cockscomb) feathered Juniors: Age 16 and younger $1.50...... First Place 39 . . . . Ornamental Grass 100 . . . .Celosia (Cockscomb) 5. Entries are limited to one per class or $1.25...... Second Place 40 . . . . Plantain Lily (Hosta) ...... feathered small variety. Exceptions: when an exhibit falls $1.00...... Third Place 41 . . . . Hardy Salvia 101 . . . .Celosia (Cockscomb) plain in “variety not listed,” mark card showing Open class premium checks will not be 42 . . . . Dianthus 102 . . . .Coleus “not listed” after name of flower. Exhibitor mailed. They must be picked up at fair office. 43 . . . . Anthemis (yellow Daisy family) 103 . . . .Impatiens (Sultana) double may exhibit two different “not listed” per 44 . . . . Blackberry Lily 104 . . . .Impatiens (Sultana) orange section. Flower variety must be identified. SCHEDULE OF EXHIBITS 45 . . . . Purple Cone Flower 105 . . . .Impatiens (Sultana) pink 6. Entries will be received from 8:30-10 SECTION A – ROSES 46 . . . . Rose Mallow 106 . . . .Impatiens (Sultana) red a.m. Wednesday. Exhibits arriving after Class . . Specimen 47 . . . . Blazing Star or Gay Feather 107 . . . .Impatiens (Sultana) salmon 10 a.m. may be displayed but not judged. 1 . . . . .Climber – pink 48 . . . . Bee Balm 108 . . . .Impatiens (Sultana) white EXHIBITS MUST REMAIN IN PLACE 2 . . . . .Climber – red 49 . . . . Phlox 109 . . . .Periwinkle UNTIL 1 P.M. THURSDAY. 3 . . . . .Climber – yellow 50 . . . . Sedum Spectabile (Live forever) 110 . . . .Salvia- red 7. All persons except judges and Flower 4 . . . . .Floribunda – pink 51 . . . . Goldenrod 111 . . . .Snapdragon Show Committee shall be excluded while 5 . . . . .Floribunda – red 52 . . . . Perennial not listed 112 . . . .Snapdragon – miniature judging is taking place. 6 . . . . .Floribunda – yellow 113 . . . .Spider Plant – Cleome 8. Judges may withhold awards in classes 7 . . . . .Grandiflora – any color SECTION C – BULBS AND RHIZOMES 114 . . . .Summer Poinsettia considered unworthy. Judges’ decisions 8 . . . . .Hybrid Tea – bi-color Class . . Specimen 115 . . . .Sunflower final. 9 . . . . .Hybrid Tea – lavender 53 . . . . Cactus Dahlia 116 . . . .Verbenas – pink 9. All flowers and plant entries must be 10 . . . . Hybrid Tea – pink 54 . . . . Canna 117 . . . .Verbenas – purple grown by the exhibitor, except wildflowers 11 . . . . Hybrid Tea – red 55 . . . . Dahlia – double, any color 118 . . . .Verbenas – red used in arrangements. 12 . . . . Hybrid Tea – white 56 . . . . Dahlia – Pom-Pom, any color 119 . . . .Zinnia – giant, bicolor 10. Houseplants must be in exhibitor’s 13 . . . . Hybrid Tea – yellow 57 . . . . Dahlia – single, any color 120 . . . .Zinnia – giant, pink possession for three months. Remember 14 . . . . Miniature – any color 58 . . . . Gladiola – bicolor 121 . . . .Zinnia – giant, orange that a well groomed plant makes a better 15 . . . . Antique – any color 59 . . . . Gladiola – blue 122 . . . .Zinnia – giant, red exhibit. This does not mean oil or spray. 16 . . . . Roses not listed 60 . . . . Gladiola – bronze 123 . . . .Zinnia – giant, white 61 . . . . Gladiola – green 124 . . . .Zinnia – giant, yellow 62 . . . . Gladiola – lavender 63 . . . . Gladiola – pink Class . . Spray 64 . . . . Gladiola – purple 125 . . . .Petunia – double, pink Shuck Implement 65 . . . . Gladiola – red 126 . . . .Petunia – double, purple Company, Inc. 66 . . . . Gladiola – white 127 . . . .Petunia – double, red 67 . . . . Gladiola – yellow 128 . . . .Petunia – double, variegated 68 . . . . .Hermocallis (Day Lily) 129 . . . .Petunia – double, white 69 . . . . Asiatic Lily 130 . . . .Petunia – ruffled masseyferguson.com 70 . . . . Naked Lady (Lycoris) 131 . . . .Petunia – single, pink 71 . . . . Peruvian Daffodil 132 . . . .Petunia – single, purple 72 . . . . Peruvian Lily 133 . . . .Petunia – single, red (785) 843-0893 (800) 654-5191 73 . . . . Tuberose 134 . . . .Petunia – single, variegated Fax: 785-843-1014 74 . . . . Bulb-Rhizomes, not listed 135 . . . .Petunia – single, white 136 . . . .Rose moss 1924 E. 1450 Rd. SECTION D – ANNUALS 137 . . . .Annual not listed Lawrence, KS 66044 Class . . Specimen (3 Blossoms each) 75 . . . . Asters – Double 76 . . . . Asters – Single Continued page 31

30 | LEavenworth County Fair 2013 Open Class Local Insurance Agents Attain Master Flowers Farm Certification Designation Agents take the next step in providing top protection Continued page 22 187 . . . .Pothos 188 . . . .Shrimp Plant for farms and ranches. SECTION E – FLOWERING VINES 189 . . . . .Succulents – large, over 6” AND SHRUBS 190 . . . .Succulents – small, 6” or under Class . . Specimen 191 . . . .Succulents – miniature, 138 . . . .Bittersweet ...... 3” or under 139 . . . .Callicarpajewel berry 192 . . . .Succulents – collection in one pot 140 . . . .Clematis 193 . . . .House Plants not listed 141 . . . .Crape Myrtle 142 . . . .Hibiscus SECTION G – ARRANGEMENTS 143 . . . .Kerria Will Be Judged First 144 . . . .Passion Flower Class . . Specimen 145 . . . .Pyracantha 194 . . . .At the Fair 146 . . . .Rose of Sharon 195 . . . . .Take just 3 flowers plus foliage 147 . . . .Silver Lace 196 . . . . .Vegetables & Fruit are flowers too 148 . . . .Butterfly Bush 197 . . . .Vegetable Figure 149 . . . .Spirea 198 . . . . .Grass and more 150 . . . .Weigela 199 . . . .Birds Paradise 151 . . . .Variety not listed 200 . . . .The Fairy Garden 201 . . . .Blue Jeans and Country Dreams Krystale Neitzel Abby Hurd SECTION F – HOUSE PLANTS 202 . . . .A New Baby has Arrived Class . . Specimen 203 . . . .Petite Designs – 2 like containers to help farmers and ranchers 152 . . . .Achimenes ...... not over 3” high or wide recognize agents who have made 153 . . . .Airplane Plant– 204 . . . .Petite Designs – 2 like containers a continuing commitment to ...... green or variegated ...... not over 6” high or wide understanding the complex risks 154 . . . .African Violet – double flower 205 . . . .Petite Designs – one & only, faced by the agriculture industry. 155 . . . .African Violet – single flower ...... not over 3” high or wide LAWRENCE, Kan. - Krystale 156 . . . .African Violet–variegated foliage 206 . . . .Petite Designs – one & only, Neitzel and Abby Hurd of Kansas Only agents who successfully 157 . . . .Begonia – Angel Wing, large ...... not over 6” high or wide Insurance Inc. have achieved complete the program are 158 . . . .Begonia – Angel Wing, small 207 . . . .Arrangement in the On Your Side® Master awarded the designation, and 159 . . . .Begonia – Beefsteak ...... unusual container Farm Certification designation agents must uphold education 160 . . . .Begonia – Lettuce Leaf 208 . . . .Using Nature’s Art and service commitments to 161 . . . .Begonia – Rose, pink ...... (driftwood, rock, shells, etc.) from Nationwide Agribusiness 162 . . . .Begonia – Rose, red 209 . . . .Span the Seasons(both dry Insurance Company. Master Farm retain their Master Certification. 163 . . . .Begonia – Rose, white ...... & fresh flowers) Certification is the next step in “Nationwide Agribusiness 164 . . . .Begonia – Tuberous 210 . . . .Home Dried Nationwide Agribusiness’ On Your developed this multi-level 165 . . . .Begonia – Turkey Foot ...... (list drying methods) certification program to provide 166 . . . .Begonia – not listed 211 . . . .Anything Goes Side Farm Certification program. 167 . . . .Cacti –large, 212 . . . .Flower Pictures in Frame (dried Farmers and ranchers can depend additional education and ...... in pot over 12” ...... flowers mounted on background, on a Master Farm Certified agent resources to insurance agents 168 . . . .Cacti–medium, ...... ready to hang or stand) to have an in-depth understanding who have made a commitment to ...... in pot 12” or under 213. . . . .Monochromatic (shades of one of their farming operations, protecting farms and ranches,” 169 . . . .Cacti–miniature, ...... color including container) said Jerry Hillard, Farm Sales ...... in pot 3” or under 214 . . . .Remember the 20th Century provide detailed risk assessments, 170 . . . .Cacti–collection ...... (in antique container) educate them about exposures, AVP at Nationwide Agribusiness...... in pot (large over 12”) 215 . . . .Place Setting Display (1 place match coverages to meet their “We’re proud of the agents who 171 . . . .Cacti–small, in pot 6” or under ...... setting, w/ live floral centerpiece, needs, and provide professional, complete the program and are 171 . . . .A Container consisting of 2 ...... 24”x30” display area) knowledgeable service. excited about the level of service ...... or more plants. Large — 216 . . . .Vacation Memories farmers and ranchers can expect ...... 13 inches or larger. 217 . . . .Along the Roadway (wild flowers) “We’re excited that Abby and 171 . . . .B Small container between 218 . . . .Spring has Sprung Krystale have become Master from partnering with Master Farm ...... 6 inches and 12 inches. 219 . . . .Summer Pleasures Certified,” said Travis Oliver, Certified agents.” 172 . . . .Succulent collection in 1 pot, 220 . . . .Autumn Gold presidentofKansasInsurance,Inc. Krystale and Abby can be contacted ...... medium 12” or under 221 . . . .Winter Wonderland “We have made a commitment to by phone at 785-863-2261 or by 173 . . . .Caladium 222 . . . .Foliage Alone email at [email protected] or 174 . . . .Fern (not fruit or flowering plant) 223 . . . .The Wind Blows help protect farmers and ranchers 175 . . . .Foliage 224 . . . .Recycled Container in our area with the highest levels [email protected]. 176 . . . .Geranium – regular 225 . . . .From the Kitchen of professionalism and service. 177 . . . .Geranium – scented 226 . . . .Religious Theme Master certification tells our area 178 . . . .Grapeleaf Ivy 227 . . . .Salute to America 179 . . . .Hanging Planter, flowering 228 . . . .Plants planted in farmers that we’ll keep investing 180 . . . .Hanging Planter, foliage ...... unusual container in training to be sure we’re 181 . . . .Hanging Planter, mixed plants positioned to help protect them 182 . . . .Ivy – standard SECTION H now and into the future.” 183 . . . .Ivy – miniature 230 . . . .Water Garden The Master Farm Certified 184 . . . .Joseph Coat 231 . . . .Dish Garden 185 . . . .Kolanchoe designation is also intended 186 . . . .Philodendron (all species) Paid Advertisement Paid Advertisement Paid Advertisement Paid Advertisement

Tuesday, July 30 – Saturday, August 3, 2013 | 31 4-H/FFA Pre-Fair 4-H Events and Fair Week Activities TUESDAY, JULY 16 • 4-H Woodworking Consultation Judging • 4-H Forestry Consultation Judging THURSDAY, AUGUST 1 • 9:00 a.m. 4-H Leadership Plan/Project (Green Metal Building - west side) (location TBD) • 8:00 a.m. 4-H/FFA/Open Class Rabbit Interview Judging • 4-H Visual Arts Consultation Judging • 4-H Geology Consultation Judging Show (Rabbit Barn) (LVCO Extension Office) (Green Metal Building - east side) (location TBD) • 8:30 a.m. - Noon 4-H/FFA/Open Class • 10:00 a.m. 4-H Fiber Arts Consultation • 4-H Photography Consultation Judging Dairy Cattle accepted (Dairy Barn) SATURDAY, JULY 20 Judging (Green Metal Building - (Tongie 4-H Building) • 9:00 a.m. 4-H/FFA/Open Class Beef • 9:00 a.m. 4-H Dog Obedience and east side) • 4-H Home Environment Judging Show (Livestock Show Arena) Showmanship Show • 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. 4-H Spacetech (all areas) (Tonganoxie 4-H Building) • 4:00 p.m. or Immediately (Livestock Show Arena) Consultation Judging (Tonganoxie • 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. 4-H/FFA/Open Class After Beef Show 4-H/FFA/Open Class • 9:30 a.m. 4-H Cat/Pet Check In 4-H Building) Vegetables, Plant Science & Bee Dairy Goat Show (Livestock Show Arena) (Tonganoxie 4-H Building) • 5:00 -9:00 p.m. 4-H/FFA/Open Class • Science entries accepted • 5:30 - 8:30 p.m. 4-H Canned Food Drive • 10:00 a.m. 4-H Cat/Pet Show Rabbit Entries accepted (Rabbit Barn) (Green Metal Building - east side) (West Parking Gate & 4-H Food Stand) (Tonganoxie 4-H Building) • 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. 4-H/FFA/Open Class • 1:00 - 5:30 p.m. 4-H/FFA/Open Class • 8:00 p.m. 4-H/FFA/Open Class Dairy Swine entries weighed in (Swine Barn) Poultry entries accepted (Poultry Barn) Cattle Show (Livestock Show Arena) THURSDAY, JULY 25 • 2:00 p.m. 4-H Booths, Banners and (Location to be determined) TUESDAY, JULY 30 Project Displays Judging FRIDAY, AUGUST 2 • 9:00 a.m. 4-H Buymanship Judging • 8:00 - 9:30 a.m. 4-H/FFA/Open Goats (Green Metal Building - west side) • 8:00 a.m. Round Robin Showmanship • 4-H Constructed Clothing & Sheep entries weighed in • 5:00 p.m. 4-H/FFA/Open Class (Livestock Show Arena) Consultation Judging (Sheep/Goat Barn ) Vegetables & Plant Science Judging • 9:30 - 10:15 a.m. Livestock Judging • 4-H Constructed Clothing • 8:00 a.m. - Noon 4-H Clothing entries (Green Metal Building - east side) Contest Registration Modeling Judging accepted (Tonganoxie 4-H Building) • 6:00 p.m. 4-H/FFA/Open Class Swine (Livestock Show Arena) • 10:00 a.m. 4-H Demonstrations/ • 4-H Project Displays set-up Show (Livestock Show Arena) • 10:30 a.m. Livestock Judging Contest Illustrated Talks Judging (Green Metal Building) (Livestock Show Arena) • 4-H Family/Consumer Sciences • 4-H Booth/Banner entries accepted WEDNESDAY, JULY 31 • 11:30 - 1:00 p.m. Ag Challenge of Judging Contest (Green Metal Building) • 8:00 a.m. 4-H Bucket Calf Consultation Champions - open to everyone! (North • 4-H/FFA/Open Class Poultry entries Judging (Big Top Tent) end of Livestock Arena) FRIDAY, JULY 26 accepted (Poultry Barn) • 8:30 - 10:00 a.m. 4-H/Open Class Flower • 2:00 p.m. Set up for Livestock Auction Location to be announced... • 4-H/FFA/Open class Rabbit entries Entries accepted (Livestock Show Arena) • 7:00 p.m. Public Fashion Revue accepted (Rabbit barn) (Home Economics Building) • 6:00 - 6:15 p.m. 4-H Spirit Awards—to • 9:00 a.m. 4-H Electricity Consultation • 9:00 a.m. 4-H Cloverbud Entries give recognition to a community family SUNDAY, JULY 28 Judging (Green Metal Building) accepted & judged and a business (Livestock Show Arena) • 8:00 a.m. 4-H/FFA Horse Show • 9:30 - 11:00 a.m. 4-H/FFA/Open Class (Tonganoxie 4-H Building) • 6:30 p.m. 48th ANNUAL 4-H/FFA Registration Beef entries weighed in • 9:30 a.m. 4-H/FFA Tractor Operators LIVESTOCK AUCTION • 9:00 a.m. 4-H/FFA Horse Show (Livestock Barns) Event (Check in at 4-H Office) (Livestock Show Arena) (Horse Arena) • 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. 4-H Photography • 10:00 a.m. 4-H/FFA/Open Class Poultry • 1:00 p.m. Fairgrounds Set-Up – entries accepted (Tonganoxie Showmanship (Poultry Barn) SATURDAY, AUGUST 3 Everyone!! 4-H Building) • 10:00 a.m. 4-H Rocket Launch (Baseball • 8:30 - 9:30 a.m. 4-H Horticulture Judging MONDAY, JULY 29 • 11:00 a.m. 4-H Bucket Calf entries field near fairgrounds-weather Contest (Green Metal Building) • 9:00 a.m. 4-H Foods & Nutrition/ accepted/ weighed in (Livestock Barns) permitting) • 10:00 a.m. Ag Olympics—Sponsored by Preservation Consultation Judging • 1:00 p.m. 4-H Entomology Consultation • 10:30 a.m. 4-H/Open Class Flower Bell 4-H Club (Big Tent) (Tonganoxie 4-H Building) Judging (location TBD) Entries judged • 10:00 a.m. - Noon 4-H Dog Agility Show (Home Economics Building) (Livestock Show Arena) • 10:30 a.m. - Noon 4-H/FFA Beef Consultation Judging SUNDAY, AUGUST 4 ATCHISON COUNTY (North end of Livestock Arena) • 9:00—11:00am 4-H/FFA Exhibits • 12:30 p.m. 4-H Bucket Calf Fitting & Released Fairground Clean-up -- Showing Show (Livestock Show Arena) Everyone! AUCTION COMPANY, INC. • 2:00 p.m. 4-H/FFA/Open Class Poultry 2103 MAIN, ATCHISON, KANSAS Show (Poultry Barn) • 4:00 p.m. 4-H/FFA/Open Class Market & Other Goat Show HOG & CATTLE SALE (Livestock Show Arena) EVERY SATURDAY at 11 A.M. • 7:30 p.m. 4-H/FFA/Open Class Sheep To Buy or Sell Contact Us: Show (Livestock Show Arena) BARN PHONE RON ESTES STEVE ESTES 913-367-5278 913-367-6762 913-367-6764 [email protected]

32 | LEavenworth County Fair 2013 4-H/FFA classes Leavenworth County 4-H Classes

DEPARTMENT 22 Consultation judging: 10 a.m. Thursday, DEPARTMENT 36 Award Sponsors: HOME ENVIRONMENT July 25, THS West Campus. PHOTOGRAPHY Leavenworth County Master Gardeners Superintendent: ENTRIES ACCEPTED: Connie O’Brien ��913-706-2396 DEPARTMENT 30 9 a.m.-noon Tuesday, July 30 DEPARTMENT 41 Consultation judging: 1 p.m. Tuesday, BOOTH/BANNER Tonganoxie 4-H Building 4-H/FFA PLANT July 30, Tonganoxie 4-H Building. Superintendent: CONSULTATION JUDGING: SCIENCE 1 p.m. Tuesday, July 30, Maureen Davidson ��785-841-7537 Superintendent: Tonganoxie 4-H Building DEPARTMENT 23 Award sponsor: Leavenworth County Jason Ernzen ��913-727-3980 Award sponsors: FOODS - NUTRITION Conservation District Offers $50, $25 ENTRIES ACCEPTED: and $15 for the top three booths and/ JoNell & Jeff Thomas Superintendent: 1-4 p.m. Tuesday, July 30 or banners promoting environmental Kathleen Glover ��913-651-3066 Green Metal Building – East Side protection Consultation judging: 9 a.m. Monday, DEPARTMENT 37 JUDGING: 5 p.m. Tuesday, July 30 July 29, Tonganoxie 4-H Building 4-H WOODWORKING Green Metal Building – East Side Award sponsors: DEPARTMENT 31 Superintendent: Sharon Riedel and Cathy Forge. PROJECT DISPLAYS Roger White ��913-250-0994 DEPARTMENT 42 Superintendent: CONSULTATION JUDGING: 4-H/FFA POULTRY 9 a.m. Monday, July 29, DEPARTMENT 24 Maureen Davidson ��785-841-7537 Superintendent: Green Metal Building — West Side FOOD PRESERVATION Judging: 2 p.m. Tuesday, July 30, Green Diane Larsen ��913-683-3291 Metal Building, east side. Set-up 8 a.m. - Superintendent: ENTRIES ACCEPTED: noon. Kathleen Glover ��913-651-3066 DEPARTMENT 38 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Consultation judging: 9 a.m. Monday, 4-H/FFA VEGETABLES July 30, Poultry Barn July 29, Tonganoxie 4-H Building. DEPARTMENT 32 Superintendent: SHOWMANSHIP JUDGING: ENERGY MANAGEMENT/ Jason Ernzen ��913-727-3980 10 a.m. Wednesday, July 31, Poultry Barn DEPARTMENT 25 ELECTRIC ENTRIES ACCEPTED: POULTRY JUDGING: 1-4 p.m. Tuesday, July 30 2 p.m. Wednesday, July 31, Poultry Barn VISUAL ARTS Superintendent: Green Metal Building — East Side Award Sponsors: Steve Kenwolf ��913-709-8834 Superintendent: JUDGING: 5 p.m. Tuesday July 30 Heart of America Game Breeders CONSULTATION JUDGING: Tina Packard ��913-364-5700 Green Metal Building — East Side Association. 9 a.m. Tuesday, July 30, Green Metal Consultation judging: 9 a.m., Monday, Award Sponsors: Building July 29 Green metal building, east side Leavenworth County Master Gardeners Award sponsor: DEPARTMENT 43 DEPARTMENT 26 Florence Larkin with Re/MAX Real Estate 4-H/FFA RABBITS DEPARTMENT 39 Superintendent: FIBER ARTS DEPARTMENT 33 4-H/FFA FLOWERS Angela Sparks ��913-683-0901 Superintendent: ENTOMOLOGY Superintendent: ENTRIES ACCEPTED: Lori Todd ��913-683-8330 Brad Reynolds ��913-727-2088 5-9 p.m. Monday, July 29, and 8 a.m.- Superintendent: Consultation judging: 10 a.m., Monday, ENTRIES ACCEPTED: noon Tuesday July 30, Rabbit Barn Lindsay Edmonds ��913-909-2399 July 29 Green metal building, east side 8:30-10 a.m. Wednesday, July 31 RABBIT & SHOWMANSHIP JUDGING: CONSULTATION JUDGING: Home Economics Building 8 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 1, Rabbit Barn 1 p.m. Tuesday, July 30 DEPARTMENT 27 JUDGING: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, July 31 CLOTHING & TEXTILES Home Economics Building Continued page 34 DEPARTMENT 34 Superintendent: Jilinda White ��913-909-0144 FORESTRY Stephanie Shupe Superintendent: BUTLER’S MUFFLER (Buymanship) ��913-634-1106 Matthew Briggs ��913-727-1063 Award sponsors: Peruvian Connection CONSULTATION JUDGING: SHOP SOUTH and Marcia McFarlane. 1 p.m. Tuesday, July 30 • Performance Exhaust • Shocks & Struts Consultation judging: 9 a.m. Thursday, • Complete Brake Service • Hitches July 25 (construction and modeling); DEPARTMENT 35 • Full Auto Repair Service Buymanship, 9 a.m. all at THS West GEOLOGY Campus. Superintendent: Carmen Hopkins ��913-845-6039 (913) 727-5858 DEPARTMENT 29 CONSULTATION JUDGING: SCOTT RUGGLES - OWNER DEMONSTRATIONS/ 1 p.m. Tuesday, July 30 4616 S. 4th • Leavenworth, KS 66048 ILLUSTRATED TALKS Award sponsors: Rex Buchanan SINCE 1959 Superintendent: Debra Buddish ��913-651-2166

Tuesday, July 30 – Saturday, August 3, 2013 | 33 4-H/FFA classes Leavenworth County 4-H Classes

Continued from page 33 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 31, 9:30-11 a.m. Tuesday, July 30, DEPARTMENT 50 Show Arena Livestock Barns 4-H/FFA DAIRY DEPARTMENT 44 BREEDING SHEEP JUDGING: Consultation JUDGING: Superintendent: 4-H/FFA SWINE follows above 10:30 a.m.-Noon Wednesday, July 31, Rob Leach ��913-723-3472 Award Sponsors: Show Arena Superintendents: ENTRIES ACCEPTED: ��913-723-3505 Pam and Mike Wolf JUDGING: Dean Sheets 8:30 a.m.-noon Thursday, Aug. 1 Gene Waters ��913-250-0660 Eldemar Farm 9 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 1, Show Arena Livestock Barns ENTRY & WEIGH IN: Award Sponsors: JUDGING: 6-9 p.m. Monday, July 29, Livestock barns First State State Bank and Trust DEPARTMENT 46 8 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 1, Show Arena JUDGING: 4-H/FFA HORSE ADM Grain 6 p.m. Tuesday, July 30, Show Arena AF Van Fleet Excavating Inc Superintendent: Swine Award Sponsors: Atchinson Animal Clinic DEPARTMENT 51 Katherine Shade ��913-796-6967 Teresa Holt Williams Atchinson County Auction 4-H/FFA DOGS CHECK IN TIME: 8-9 a.m. Sunday, CK Show Pigs-Clinton Kissinger Brandt Trucking Superintendent: July 28 Mike and Tammy Kissinger Community National Bank Debra Buddish ��913-651-2166 JUDGING: 9 a.m. Sunday, July 28, Geiger Ready Mix Co. DeMaranville and Associates CPA LLC Amy Parsons ��913-727-3071 Horse Arena Kraft Garage Doors Don and Shirley Navinsky JUDGING: Showmanship 7-9, 10-13, 14-18, Terry and Karol Lohman Family Double J Limousin 9 a.m. Saturday, July 20, Show Arena Horseless, Beginners Johnson Farms, Frontier Farm Credit Agility Classes: Winchester Meat Processing Highfill Family Farms and Trucking 10 a.m.-Noon Saturday, Aug. 3, Show Kansas Country Store DEPARTMENT 47 J Bar A LLC Arena Brandt Trucking 4-H/FFA GOATS Johnson Family Farms Award Sponsors: April Valley Farms Superintendent: Kansas Country Store Johnson Financial Services LLC Evans Real Estate Leana Leslie ��913-481-3278 Leavenworth County Beef Improvement Zack Buddish in memory of Bessie Patrick Cattle ENTRIES ACCEPTED AND WEIGHED Association Pam and Mike Wolf Larry and Teresa Lee IN: 8-9 a.m. Tuesday, July 30, Livestock Leavenworth Cooperative Association Eldemar Farm Duzen Akers Farms and Rentals - barns McConnell Machinery Co, Inc. Phoenix Rousseau in memory Russell and Audeana Connel MARKET & OTHER GOAT JUDGING: McGraw Fertilizer of Love Frazier Waters Feed Co. 4 p.m. Wednesday, July 31, Show Arena Midcontinent Livestock Supplements Sandy Collins Waters Show Pigs DAIRY GOAT SHOW: Midland Farm Supply 4 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 1, or immediately Murrfield Farms Supply DEPARTMENT 52 DEPARTMENT 45 after beef show, Show Arena New Haven Angus TRACTOR OPERATOR Award Sponsors: Parsons Red Angus 4-H/FFA SHEEP Superintendent: Pam and Mike Wolf Rezac Livestock Commission Superintendent: Tom Norman ��913-301-3614 Eldemar Farm Rocky Top Limousin Abby Coffin ��913-683-5328 St. Joe Stockyards EVENT TIME: Assistant Superintendent: 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, July 31 DEPARTMENT 48 Tailgate Ranch Dyla Lawrence ��816-863-2965 Tire Town Check in at 4-H Office ENTRY & WEIGH IN: 4-H/FFA BEEF Triple K Gelbvieh Award Sponsors: 8 - 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, July 30 Superintendent: Tuttle Farms Leavenworth County Farm Bureau MARKET SHEEP JUDGING & Bill Baragary ��913-708-3905 Waters Feed LLC Tom Norman Family SHOWMANSHIP: ENTRY & WEIGH IN: Winchester Meat Processing Yunghans Family Farms DEPARTMENT 53 PETS/CATS HOLTON LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT 49 JUDGING: 4-H/FFA BUCKET CALF 10 a.m. Saturday, July 20 TUESDAY Superintendents: Tonganoxie 4-H Building Tyler Ewert ��913-683-5627 CHECK-IN TIME: 9:30 A.M. ENTRIES ACCEPTED: Award Sponsors: LIVESTOCK 11 a.m. Tuesday, July 30, Livestock Barns Smith Veterinary Clinic CONSULTATION JUDGING: JBW Pet Care AUCTION 8 a.m. Wednesday, July 31, Big Top Tent Dog & Cat Clinic FITTING & SHOWING JUDGING: Waters Feed Co 1/2 Mile East of Holton, KS 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 31, Gronis Hardware (785) 364-4114 Show Arena Kansas Country Store Award Sponsors: www.holtonlivestock.com Tyler & Joy Ewert Family Ron & Kay Ewert Family Dan Harris, Owner/Manager Continued page 35

34 | LEavenworth County Fair 2013 4-H/FFA classes Kids’ Pedal Tractor Pull Leavenworth County Sponsored by Leavenworth County Farm Bureau Association Saturday, August 3, 2013 • 3:00 p.m. 4-H Classes at the Leavenworth County Fair Grounds Show Arena. Registration is from 2 to 3 p.m. on Continued from page 34 DEPARTMENT 56 August 3rd at the show arena. DEPARTMENT 54 LEADERSHIP Every participant receives a prize pack. SPACETECH Superintendent: Michelle Briggs ��913-727-1063 Top 3 places in each pulling class receive a trophy. EXHIBITS ACCEPTED & JUDGED: 5-8 p.m. Monday, July 29, Tonganoxie 4-H Building DEPARTMENT 91 Pulling Classes are: LAUNCHING: CLOVERBUDS A - 3 & 4 year olds 10 a.m. Wednesday, July 31, Superintendent: Baseball field near fairgrounds, Gretchen Manus ��816-206-5374 B - 5 year olds weather permitting ENTRIES ACCEPTED & judged: C - 6 year olds Award Sponsors: 9 a.m. Wednesday, July 31, Frances Frick Tonganoxie 4-H Building D - 7 year olds Jeff Gabriel E - 8 year olds F - 9 year olds PUBLIC NOTICE G - 10 year olds EXTENSION COUNCIL ELECTION(S) H - 11 & 12 year olds LEAVENWORTH COUNTY EXTENSION COUNCIL

TO: The Voters of Commissioner District No. 1, Commissioner District No. 2, and Commissioner District No. 3, Leavenworth County, State of Kansas Legendary Products. Extraordinary Service. That’s Our Heritage.

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given in accordance with K.S.A. 2-611, as amended, State of Kansas, that on the date and at the time and place mentioned below, the citizens of voting age of the commissioner Districts mentioned shall meet for the purpose of electing four members, (one each for Agricultural Pursuits, Family and Consumer Sciences Work, 4-H Club and Youth Work, and Economic Development Initiatives) in each Commissioner District as Representatives to the Leavenworth County Extension Council. 1110 E. 23rd Street Lawrence, KS (785) 843-8444 17526 286th Rd Atchison, KS (913) 367-1744 Commissioner District No. 1 July 30 & 31, 2013 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. August 2, 2013 from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm. Leavenworth County Fairgrounds, Tonganoxie, KS

Commissioner District No. 2 July 30 & 31, 2013 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. August 2, 2013 from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm. See our full line of inventory and loca�ons online at Leavenworth County Fairgrounds, Tonganoxie, KS www.heritagetractor.com Commissioner District No. 3 July 30 & 31, 2013 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. August 2, 2013 from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm. Leavenworth County Fairgrounds, Tonganoxie, KS

Consideration shall be given to the Extension Program for the Commissioner Districts of the County. Carrie Coffin, Chair Executive Board

Tuesday, July 30 – Saturday, August 3, 2013 | 35 2013 Leavenworth County Fair - Tonganoxie, Kansas Enter only one division on each blank. Fill out all information, completely printed or typewritten. ALL ENTRIES DUE JULY 22, 2013 - NO EXCEPTIONS. Late entries will be returned unopened. Entry fees must be paid with entry form. No refunds. Make checks payable to: Leavenworth OPEN CLASS LIVESTOCK County Fair Association. Mail to appropriate division superintendent. DIVISION: Class no. Description Breed Date of Birth No. of Animals

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2013 Leavenworth County Fair - Tonganoxie, Kansas Enter only one division on each blank. Fill out all information, completely printed or typewritten. ALL ENTRIES DUE JULY 22, 2013 - NO EXCEPTIONS. Late entries will be returned unopened. Entry fees must be paid with entry form. No refunds. Make checks payable to: Leavenworth OPEN CLASS LIVESTOCK County Fair Association. Mail to appropriate division superintendent. DIVISION: Class no. Description Breed Date of Birth No. of Animals

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Camper w/ slide-out ft. Slide-out: one side both sides 2013 Leavenworth County Fair - Tonganoxie, Kansas Fee must be sent with application. Applications not accepted will be returned. CHECK OR MONEY ORDERS ONLY - INSUFFICIENT CHECKS CHARGE $30 Limited to the first 60 andMUST BE A LIVESTOCK EXHIBITOR OR LIVESTOCK SUPERINTENDENT. Applications will be screened against entries. No Camper Registration alcoholic beverage allowed on fairgrounds. Lights out at 12:00 midnight policy in general rules section will be enforced. All minors must be at camp site or in campers by midnight. Leavenworth County DIVISION: Sheriff’s Department will enforce. ALL CAMPERS MUST HAVE LEGAL GUARDIAN OR PARENT STAYING IN THE CAMPER. Any camper unsupervised may be asked to leave at the discretion of the fair board. Name: �� FEE: $90.00 for campers • $120 for camper w/ slide-out • $10.00 for tent Phone: �� Address: �� MAIL COMPLETE APPLICATION TO: I hereby acknowledge that I am a livestock exhibitor and have read the Nancy McDougal terms of the application and will comply with all Fair Association Rules. City/State/Zip �� ______�� PRE-ENTRY FORM PRE-ENTRY 23630 147th St, Leavenworth, KS 66048 �� Home Phone: 913-727-6465 Legal Guardian Exhibitor

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2013 Leavenworth County Fair - Tonganoxie, Kansas 2013 Leavenworth County Fair - Tonganoxie, Kansas 2013 Leavenworth County Fair - Tonganoxie, Kansas Longest Married Couple PHOTOS of the Fair Contest Fair Parade in Leavenworth County Tuesday, July 30, 2013, 6:30 p.m. Sponsored by the Leavenworth Entry Due: County Fair Board Entry Due: July 22, 2013 July 22, 2013

Entries Due: July 30, 2013, 6:00 p.m. at the Send to: Administration Bldg., Fairgrounds. Send to: Bill Seymour Bill Seymour Judging: 7:00 p.m. 305 East 2nd Street 305 East 2nd Street On Exhibit: July 30-Aug. 3, Administration Bldg. Tonganoxie, KS 66086 Tonganoxie, KS 66086 Bill 913-449-8012 • Karen 913-645-9982 Bill 913-449-8012 • Karen 913-645-9982 Prize Categories: Oldest Photo • 1949-1970 1926-1948 • 1971-Present Fill out all information completely (printed Prizes: or typewritten) and one division on each Gift Certificate, Dinner for Four, Flowers, Name: �� parade blank. or Honored in Parade Address: �� Name: �� Name: �� City/State/Zip: �� Date of Marriage: �� Address: �� Photo Category: �� Address: �� City/State/Zip: �� Photos can be any size snapshot. Does not need frame, City/State/Zip: �� mounting, or mat but must have been taken at the Type of Entry: �� Leavenworth County Fair.

Just like in 4-H, Head, Heart, Hands and Health are all an important part of success. From the Heads of the Professional staff, to putting their Hearts and Hands back in to the Community, makes for a strong, Healthy ﬁnancial institution. That's why Community National Bank has been so successful. Congratulations to all members of 4-H and their leaders

* Mobile Banking * E-Statements * On-Line Bill Pay * E-Alerts “Community Minded...Community Strong” * Transfer Funds * Account access 24/7 Tonganoxie - Basehor * On-Line Mortgage Applications www.communitynationalbank.net * Free Debit Card

Tuesday, July 30 – Saturday, August 3, 2013 | 37 Salute to our buyers We Salute our 2012 4-H Fair We Salute our 2012 Livestock Buyers Premium Donors Thanks for your support

• Leavenworth County 4-H Council AAF Fleet Service Inc LV CO Farm Bureau Assn. • Leavenworth County Fair Association Abby Wood Ladd Service Compnay • LV-Jefferson Electric Coop Al Ramirez Leavenworth County Co-Op Anchor Heavy Hauling Lehmann Auction Services Leavenworth County Fair Food Vendors below: Anchor Trucking Leithead Masonry April Valley Farms Lovendahl Farms • Holmes Enterprises, Jim Holmes Bank Of McLouth Lynch Real Estate • E&W Ice Cream & Food Shoppe,Cinda Carter Barnett Family Funeral Home MS Biotec • C&C Food & Beverage, Cinda Carter Bichelmeyer Meats Manhattan Livestock • W-C Concessions Big D’s Auction Commission Bill Parsons Mary Knapp - Realtor • K&C Concessions, Cathy Birkholz Brandt Fabricating Meadowlark Retrievers • Hall’s Funnel Cake, Debbie Hall Brandt Trucking Mid West Fertilizer Inc. Brown for Senate Midcontinent Livestock Butler Muffler South Store Supplements CK Show Pigs Murrfield Farms Supply Thank You for Your Support! Champion Hills Angus Navinsky Construction Inc Citizens Savings & Loan Perry Milling Coleman Equipment Phillips Insurance Commerce Bank Pine Landscape Center Community National Bank Pioneer Seeds David Wagner Pioneer Seeds DeMaranville & Assoc Pride Services Inc (Electric w Dodd Drywall Contractor) Dog & Cat Clinic Purple Wave Auction McGra Dr Steve Epler Rep. Melanie Meier Dr. Jerry Theis Richard Parker Fertilizer Eberth’s Show Cattle Robert Stephen Wagner, C.P.A., Envirotech Heating & Cooling Chartered Service, Inc. Evans Real Estate Rocky Hill Hay Farms Fanestil Meats Rowe’s Mobile Service Fevurly Farms Running R Farm Bulk Fertilizer • First National Bank - Easton Shelter Insurance of First State Bank & Trust Leavenworth County Custom Spraying • Frederick Excavating Sheriff Dave Zoellner Geiger Ready Mix Southside Carpet Chemicals • Grace Electric St Joe Tractor Anhydrous Ammonia • Great Western Mfg. Superior Wood Products Heartland Dental Group Todd’s Tire LLC Agricultural Lime • Heim Brothers Hauling Tonganoxie Mirror/The World Hilltop Market Easton Company Lawn Fertilizer • Joe McMillen Transwest Trailers Starter Fertilizer • Johnson Farms Triple K Gelbvieh Joseph Steve, Jr. Tuttle Farms Weed & Feed • June Beaver Vesta Lee Lumber Kansas State Representative Waters Feed Company Ken’s Garage/Ken’s Road & Waters Show Pigs Box 464 • Tonganoxie KS 66086 Field Service Weavers Aok Exterminators PHONE: (913) 845-2598 • FAX (913) 845-2055 King’s Construction Winchester Meat Processing Kramer and Associates, CPAs Zeck Ford

38 | LEavenworth County Fair 2013 LEAVENWORTH COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS COUNTY FAIR PARADE ROUTE: Line up on Main Street in Tonganoxie by the City Pool. West on 4th Street to Church Street. North on Church Street to 3rd Street and proceed to Fair Grounds.

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