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President: William Hunter ................ 426-2222
Vice Pres.: Martin Auseth ................ 426-4932
Secretary: Doris Whitmarsh .............. 426-6569
Treasurer: Alice Haines .................. 426-8777
Rodeo Superintendent: William Brown ...... 426-3043
REPRESENTATIVES
Marion Newkirk ..... Shelton Rock & Mineral Society
Robert Wotton ....... Shelton Chamber of Commerce
Douglas Richards ............. Sheiton Trail Blazers
Martin Auseth ............... County Commissioners
Mrs. Gyneth Auseth .......... Mason County Grange
William Hunter .............. Mason County Grange
Ralph Welch ................ Mason County Grange
Mrs. Helen Yoshihara .... Mason County Garden Clubs
Mrs. Mattie Backlund .... Mason County Garden Clubs
Mrs. Jean Eliot ......... Mason County Garden Clubs
Mrs. Mabel Goodwin ..... Mason County Garden Clubs
Harold Van DeRiet ..... Cooperative Extension Service
Mrs. Linda DeMiero .... Cooperative Extension Service
Mrs. Alice Haines ........... Extension Homemakers
Mrs. Jo Sparks .............. Extension Homemakers
Mrs. Tula Kimball ...................... 4-H Clubs
Mrs. Edith Bedell ...................... 4-H Clubs
Mrs. Dori Whitmarsh .................... 4-H Clubs
DEPARTMENTS
A. Creative Crafts H. General Agriculture
B. Art I. Poultry & Rabbits
C. Hobbies J. Livestock
D. Ceramics K. Grange
E. Lapidary L. Christmas Trees
F. Home Economics M. 4-H
G. Floral
MASON COUNTY FAIR
GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. General supervision of the entire fair has been
vested in the Officers and Manager by the Fair Board;
The management reserves the final and absolute right
to alter, interpret or change these rules and regulations
as may become necessary; also to determine all matters,
questions and differences that, may arise in or out of
incident to the fair.
2. No animal or article shall be allowed to compete
for more than one premium, nor shall be entered in
more than one class, or as otherwise specified under
department rules.
3. Entries close in all departments at 9:00 p.m. on
Thursday, August 16th, unless earlier time is specified
under department rules.
No animal or article shall be withdrawn from the fair
before 6:00 p.m., Sunday, August 19th.
4. First premiums will be designated by blue tags or
ribbons, second premiums by red tags, third premiums
by white tags.
5. Cash premiums will not be awarded to articles of
inferior merit. When there is no competition, or where
there are fewer articles in a class than number of
premiums offered, judges in their discretion, may award
premium or premiums of such grade as the exhibit
deserves.
Premium rate will be determined by the amount of
money available each year. A maximum of ten cents is
possible -- but not guaranteed.
Premium points may be reduced by the discretion of
the superintendent and judges of each division.
Premium money will be paid by check and may be
picked up at the fair office on the fairgrounds on
Saturday or Sunday. Checks will not be mailed. This
check will be honored up to 30 days after issue.
6. Any person interfering with the judges during the
adjudication of awards will forfeit the right of
premiums. All officers or judges are required and
exhibitors are requested to report any violation of this
rule to the President or Manager of the Fair.
7. Cash prizes will be paid to winners only in classes
designated in this premium list. If entries in unlisted
classes are accepted for judging, award will be limited to
ribbon or tags.
8. The Board of Directors reserves the right to debar
any exhibitor from exhibiting an entry, and upon such
action, or in the event of any being disqualified from
winning a prize by the decision of any such committee,
such decision shall be final and binding upon the
exhibitor.
9. The Association will take reasonable precaution to
insure the safety of exhibits sent to the exhibition, but
the owners, themselves, must take the risk of exhibiting
them; and should any article or portion thereof be
injured, burned, lost or stolen, the Association will give
assistance toward the recovery of the same, but will not
be liable or make any payment for the value thereof.
Small and valuable articles should be exhibited in show
cases which may be securely locked.
10. if any disrespect is shown to any award or to any
judge by the exhibitor or his agent, he shall forfeit all
awards made to him.
11. Should a premium be found to have been
obtained by false evidence, or misrepresentation or a
violation of any of the rules, the money will be held by
the Association.
12. The exhibitor must remove his exhibit. Any
article or stand left in the buildings or on the fairground
after the date set for removal will be at the risk of the
owner, and will become the property of the Association
after three days.
13. Any animal or article removed from the grounds
before 6:00 p.m., Sunday, August 19th, forfeits its
rights to a prize.
14. A small, well-printed attractive sign may be placed
on the wall in back of the livestock, indicating the
owner, breeding or production.
15. No animal will be allowed to leave designated area
of fair grounds for any purpose. If such occurs, the
management reserves the right to disqualify the
exhibitor from any contests or premiums. [6. Animal Health Requirements:
The Mason County Fair will comply with the
Minimum Health Requirements for Fairs as per State of
Washington Department of Agriculture AI Memorandum
for entry.
b. Individual health certificates are not required for
entry.
c. Fair Veterinarians will inspect all classes of
livestock and poultry (including horses, pet animals, fur
bearing animals, pigeons, ducks, geese and turkeys),
before they are exhibited, to determine that the
livestock and poultry are free from infectious or
contagious disease and ectoparasites. Fair Veterinarians
must reject any animal with infectious or contagious
disease or ectoparasites. Exhibitors should be aware that
ringworm, warts, pinkeye, strangles, contagious
ecthyma, scabies, lice, mites, ticks and fleas fall into
these categories.
d. No animal from any quarantined premise will be
permitted to enter any fair.
e. All out-of-state entries must comply with the State
of Washington Import Regulations.
17.1t is understood by the organizations having
Concessions that the Fair Board shall have exclusive
control of all prices to be charged by the Concession for
its products and services, and all of the prices shall be
conspicuously posted by the Concession in large, legible
print.
18. The Fair Board will not permit either the sale or
use of alcoholic beverages within or about the Fair.
19. The Concession or Commercial dealers shall keep
neat and orderly booths and shall at the end of the term
leave the grounds clean of all refuse and materials.
20. The concession or commercial dealers shall
comply with all the laws, rules and regulations of any
government ageqcy controlling the business including
but not limited to, all health laws and regulations.
21. The concession or commercial dealers agree to
hold Mason County and the Fair Board harmless from
any claim made against said County or Fair Board on
account of any actions of the above rental space, or on
account of any injury to any person or damage to any
property, including the County's property, which may
occur due to the action of the lessees, or his agent or
employees, or on account of any fire, explosion, or
other calamity caused by any product or accessory
thereto, or any material brought onto the premises by
the Concession.
A. CREATIVE CRAFTS DEPARTMENTS
Superintendent: Mrs. Julie Bourne, 516 Grant, Shelton.
Official Committee:
Mrs. Susan Baker ................... 426-1906
Mrs. Silva Fonzo ................... 426-6629
CRAFT DEPARTMENT RULES
1. All entries must be made Thursday, August 16,
between the hours of ]:00 and 9:00 p.m. No entries
shall be removed from the fairgrounds before 6:00 p.m.
Sunday, August 19.
2. All exhibits must be entirely the work of the
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facilitate the judges in awarding premium ribbons.
6. Exhibitors should keep in mind the craft and
hobby judges always give extra consideration to items
that are set in a display -- or presented in a pleasing
manner. Use of a drop cloth or display case is always
helpful but not necessary. For large displays contact
your department superintendent.
Blue Red White
Premium points allowed .......... 5 3 0
DIVISION I SENIORS (Over age 18)
DIVISION II JUNIORS (Age 18 and under)
CLASS 1 -- DECORATIVE PAINTING (Tale, atc:)
Lot
a. Wall decorations
b. Accessory
c. Furniture
d. Others
CLASS 2 -- LEATHERCRAFT
CLASS 3 -- SHELLCRAFT
CLASS 4 -- METALCRAFT
CLASS 5 -" WOODWORKING
CLASS 6 "- DECORATED TINWARE
CLASS 7 -- FLYTYING
CLASS 8 -- COPPERWORK
CLASS 9 -- COPPER-ENAMELING
Lot
a. Bone
b. Wood
c. Soap
CLASS 10 -- CARVING
CLASS 11 -- JEWELRY MAKING
CLASS 12 -- BEADING
Lot
a. Indian
b. Hand Painted
c. Other
CLASS 13 -- WEAVING
(Open class as to materials)
CLASS 14 -- PLASTICRAFT
CLASS 15 --GLASS CRAFT
Lot
a. Glass paint
b. Cathedral glass
c. Clear cast glass
d. Glass lamps
e. Mosaic
f. Cut glass
g. Others
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Lot
a. Trays
b. Wall plaques
c. Chests or boxes
d. Other
CLASS 17 -- CONE ART
Lot
a. Wall plaques
b. Center pieces
c. Others
CLASS 18 -- CANDLE MAKING
Lot
a. Standing
b. Handing
c. Christmas
• d. Sand-casted
e. Mold-casted
f. Other
CLASS 19 -- FLOWERS
Lot
a. Wood fibre
b. Tissue paper
c. Crepe paper
d. Feathers
e. Film
f. Velvet
g. Decorative using plastic flowers
h. Miscellaneous material
CLASS 20 -- ITEMS FROM RIBBON
CLASS 21-- MOSAIC
Lot
a. Wall plaques
b. Table tops
c. Trays
d. Miscellaneous
CLASS 22 -- BASKETRY
CLASS 23 -- ITEMS FROM STYROFOAM
CLASS 24 -- CREATIVE STITCHERY
(Exhibitors will be asked to limit themselves to 9 entries.
Keeping in mind their display of pieces should show as
much variety as possible.) (Work done with prepared kits
must be entered in Hobby Department.)
B. ART DEPARTMENT
Superintendent: Mrs. Julia Bourne, 516 Grant,
426-2804, Shelton.
Official Committee:
Mrs. Sue Rutherford ................. 426-2341
ART DEPARTMENT RULES
1. Entries will be accepted this year l:00~p.m, to 9:00
p.m. Wednesday, August ! 5. No entries will be accepted
after 9:00 p.m. Wednesday or on any other day. No
entries will be withdrawn before 6:00 p.m. Sunday,
August 19.
2. All entries which are not already framed must be
suitably matted and wired ready for hanging.
3. Each artist is limited to three entries in each lot.
4. All entries must be the work of the exhibitor.
5. Articles not eligible after two y~ars of competition.
6. Junior exhibitors are asked to label the entry tag
with their exact age. This will facilitate the judges in
awarding premium ribbons.
7. Entries as a professional or non-professional will be
the artist's own decision.
8. Entries as a professional or non-professional will be
the artist's own decision.
Blue Red White
Premium Points Allowed .........5 3 0
DIVISION I -- PROFESSIONAL
DIVISION II -- NON-PROFESSIONAL
DIVISION III -- JUNIORS
CLASS ! -- OIL
Lot
a. Animal and wildlife studies
b. Landscapes
c. Portraits
d. Seascapes
e. Still life
f. Abstract
h. Others
(These lots and lot letters apply to all other art dept.
classes.)
CLASS 2 -- ACRYLIC
CLASS 3 -- WATERCOLORS
CLASS 4 -- CHARCOAL
CLASS S -- PENCIL
CLASS 6 -- PEN AND INK
CLASS 7 -- CHALK AND PASTELS
CLASS 8 -- CRAYON
CLASS 9 -- GRAPHIC ART OR PRINTS
CLASS l0 -- TEMPERA
CLASS I ! -- MIXED MEDIA
CLASS 1 2 -- COLLAGES
CLASS 13 -- SCULPTURING
(Open lot as to materials and subject.)
CLASS 14 -- MISCELLANEOUS
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