County Living June 2, 2022

Orange County Fair Section

Summer Starts Here

June 22 - 25, 2022

133 Fairground Road, Orange, VA •www.orangecountyfairva.com • (540) 672-1361

Monday, 6:30 p.m. 5:30 P.M. 3 p.m. Saturday,

June 20 > Agricadabra show > Moto Motion Show > Sheep Show June 25
Cowboy Wild West Show
6 p.m. 4 p.m. 9 a.m.
5 – 8 p.m. 7 p.m. > Cloverbud Parade Fairgrounds Open
Entries received in Fairgrounds Opens
> Moto Motion Show > Lawnmower Pull
The Exhibit Building > Agricadabra show 5 p.m. 10 a.m.
7:30 p.m. > Cloverbud Parade > Cloverbud Show
Tuesday, > Agricadabra Show 6:30 P.M. > Cowboy Mounted
June 21 > Cowboy Wild West show 5:30 P.M. Shooting
8:30 p.m. > Moto Motion Show
5 – 8 p.m. > Cowboy Wild West Show 7 p.m. 12 p.m.
Entries received in > Hog Show 6 p.m. > Pretty Animal Show
The Exhibit Building 9 p.m. > Beef Show > Draft Horse Pull and
> Comedy Hypnosis Show 7:30 P.M. > Agricadabra Show Mule Show
Wednesday, > Agricadabra show > Moto Motion Show
10 p.m. 6:30 P.M.
June 22 Fairgrounds Close 8:30 P.M. > Cowboy Wild West Show 1 p.m.
> Cowboy Wild West show > Jack Russell Terrier Races
7 – 9 a.m.
7 p.m. > Cloverbud Parade
Entries received only:
Thursday, 9 P.M. > KOI Drag Racing > Agricadabra Show
Food Preparation, Garden
> Comedy Hypnosis Show > Moto Motion Show
Produce, Flowers & Plants. June 23
2 p.m.
10 p.m. 7:30 P.M. > Challenge Event:
9 a.m. – 1 p.m. 9 a.m.
Fairgrounds Close > Agricadabra Show Water Balloon Toss
Educational, Commercial All Animals must be on
Craft Booth Set up grounds: Weigh-in begins > Poultry Show
8:30 P.M. > Cowboy Wild West Show
Friday, > Cowboy Wild West Show
9 a.m. – 3 p.m. 11 a.m.
Exhibit Tent Closed Exhibitor Meeting June 24 3 P.M.
9 P.M. > Moto Motion Show
For Judging
> Comedy Hypnosis Show
4 p.m. 1 p.m.
3 p.m. Fairgrounds Open > Dairy Show 4 P.M.
11 p.m. > Agricadabra Show
> OCF Horse Show > Meat Goat Show
Fairgrounds Close
4 p.m. 5 p.m.
Fairgrounds Open > Cloverbud Parade
> 4-H Rabbit Show > Cowboy Wild West Show
To 4-H archery
> Power Wheels Derby
Demolition O.C.
4:30 p.m. Derby pit
demonstration
Farm
Hogs
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> Challenge Event: area
Bureau
goat Dairy
6 p.m.
Show
Donut eating contest Pavilion
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6 p.m. Horse ring 9 P.M.

> OCF Pageant > Comedy Hypnosis Show
> Archery Club Shooting Carnival

Demonstration 11 p.m.
> Dairy Goat Show
Parking in field
Entrance
Additional parking
in field Fairgrounds Close
> B2 Thursday, June 2, 2022
Admission
*Cash only at the gate; No cards accepted
Wednesday, June 22
Adults (13 and up) FREE
Children (12 and under) FREE
Thursday, June 23 -Saturday, June 25
Adults (13 and up) $10/day
Children (12 and under) FREE with accompanying adult
(Info on website)
Adults (13 and up) $20
Can be purchased Wednesday, June 22, at the gate or check the website
for additional locations: www.orangecountyfairva.com
ABSOLUTELY NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ON THE FAIRGROUNDS.
Orange County
Fair Association,
Inc.
Official entry
form
1. NO PRE-
REGISTRATION IS
REQUIRED. BRING ITEMS
AND COMPLETED ENTRY
FORM TO THE EXHIBIT
TENT AT THE ORANGE
COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
ON DAYS AND TIMES
LISTED BELOW:
**On Monday night,
June 20, from 5 - 8 p.m.,
entries will be received
in the entry tent. (Entries
in the Food Preparation,
Garden Produce, and
Flowers and Plants
Departments will NOT
be accepted this night.)
**On Tuesday night,
June 21, from 5 - 8 p.m.,
entries will be accepted
in ALL departments.
**On Wednesday morn-
ing, June 22, from 7 - 9
a.m., ONLY entries in the
Food Preparation, Garden
Produce, and Flowers
and Plants Departments
will be accepted.
2. Youth (ages 19 and
under) who enter 12 or
more entries in the ex-
hibit tent, will receive one
(1) free pass per person
to get into the Fair.
3. Entries are open to
residents of the State of
Below are the sponsors listed
from the most recent fair. An
updated list was not available
at press time.
Fair sponsors
Hamilton Knight Farm
Somerset Seed & Sod
Battlefield Farms Inc.
American Color
Round Hill Company LLC
Mike’s Glass & Mirror
Inspired Electrical Solutions
General RUles and Regulations
1. NO PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. of the person in whose name they are
BRING ITEMS AND COMPLETED ENTRY entered and must have been completed
FORM TO THE EXHIBIT TENT AT THE since the last Fair.
ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS ON
DAYS AND TIMES LISTED BELOW: 8. Classes with only one entry will be
**On Monday night, June 20, from 5 - 8 awarded placing at the judges’ discretion.
p.m., entries will be received in the entry
tent. (Entries in the Food Preparation, 9. Read each department’s general
Garden Produce, and Flowers and Plants rules.
Departments will NOT be accepted this
night.) **On Tuesday night, June 21, from 10. The Orange County Fair Association,
5 - 8 p.m., entries will be accepted in ALL Inc. reserves the right to refuse any entry
departments. **On Wednesday morning, offered and to require removal from the
4-Day Pass June 22, from 7 - 9 a.m., ONLY entries in grounds of an exhibit or animal which the
the Food Preparation, Garden Produce, Board of Directors shall for any reason
and Flowers and Plants Departments will deem unfit or objectionable.
be accepted.
11. The exhibitor assumes all risks
2. Youth (ages 19 and under) who enter of damage or loss either to person or
12 or more entries in the exhibit tent, will property for any cause whatsoever. It is
receive one (1) free pass per person to further expressly understood and agreed
get into the Fair. between the exhibitor and the Orange
County Fair Association, Inc.
3. Entries are open to residents of the
State of Virginia. 12. All complaints must be presented
in writing to the Orange County Fair
4. Only one entry per exhibitor per Association, Inc. no later than 30 days
class. after the close of the Fair.
5. Entry tent will be closed during judg- 13. All dogs must be on a leash and un-
ing of entries on Wednesday, June 22, der the control of a responsible individual.
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
14. The use of alcoholic beverages,
6. Entries cannot be removed from drugs, abusive language or other abusive
exhibit area before 9 - 11 p.m. Saturday, misconduct is prohibited.
June 25, and Sunday, June 26, 9 a.m. -
12 noon. Everyone who attends the Fair 15. The Executive Committee reserves
has a right to view them. the right to close or prohibit any feature of
the Fair that, in their opinion, is objection-
7. Articles exhibited must be the work able.
Entry Form
Virginia. 6. Entries are to be Rules and Regulations in of the Orange County Fair See notes in each
removed from the exhibit the Fair catalog. Association, Inc. department for spon-
4. Use a separate en- area between 9 p.m. and 9. The premium award sorships of that cat-
try form for each person 11 p.m. on Saturday, 8. The undersigned is a new feature among egory’s premium award.
submitting entries. June 25, or between 9 exhibitor agrees to as- exhibits at the 2022 Additionally, please note
a.m. and 12 noon on sume all risk of damage Orange County Fair. Cash many departments have
5. All entries must be Sunday, June 26. or loss either to person or prizes will be awarded to updated and, in some
the work of the under- property from all and any both a youth and an adult cases, added categories
signed. 7. For more informa- cause whatsoever, and to in each category for an and entry options.
tion, read the General abide by all regulations outstanding entry.
Sponsors O.C. Fair board
Orange-Madison Co-op Tractor pull Orange County Fair Mike Callahan
Farm Credit Board Officers E.L. Harlow
sponsors Carol Koontz
Ridgeview New Holland Ridgeview New Holland President, Willie Lohr
Reynolds Chevrolet-Buick- Vice President, E.L. Harlow Lindsey Lohmann
Piedmont Power
GMC-Subaru Secretary, Sarah Altman Daniel “Willie” Lohr
Orange Tire Inc.
Bob and Missy Chambers Drema Rogers
Virginia Tractor Treasurer, Drew Taylor
Royal Foundations Assistant Treasurer, Carol Tony Rogers
A & M Repair
County of Orange Koontz Danielle Sargent
Roger Scott Repair
Orange County Review 4-H Livestock Coordinator, Holdan Swope
Inspired Electrical Solutions
Virginia Tractor Albert Lohmann Drew Taylor
Mason Insurance Charles Williams
Timber Truss Orange County Fair Honorary Board Members
Board Members Dolores McDaniel
Cynthia Smith Maxine Henry
Jeremy Burner

Exhibit
Premiums
The premium award is a
feature among exhibits at
the 2022 Orange County
Fair. Cash prizes will be
awarded to both a youth and
an adult in each category for
an outstanding entry.
See notes in each depart-
ment for sponsorships of
that category’s premium
award.
Additionally, please note
many departments have up-
dated and, in some cases,
added categories and entry
options.
Department K
Premium donated in memory of
Jimmie McDaniel
Rules
1. Open to all ages. Specify age cat-
egory on entry form. Open to residents
of the State of Virginia.
2. Entries must be homegrown during
the current year, ripe,and edible.
3. All fruits and vegetables will be
judged on quality, absence of injury,
attractive appearance,and uniformity in
items exhibited.
4. Exhibitor must provide paper plate
for entry.
5. Only one entry per exhibitor per
class.
Food Preparation
Department L
Premium donated by JB Cakes, Unionville
Rules
1. Open to all ages.
Specify age category
on entry form. Open to
residents of the State of
Virginia.
2. Exhibitors must have
food on disposable white
plates and in plastic bags
with zipper-type closure.
3. No mixes may be
used in baked exhibits.
4. All exhibits will be judged according to taste, appear-
ance, & texture.
5. All food must be prepared by exhibitor.
6. Baked goods become property of the Fair.
7. Only one entry per exhibitor per class.
8. For more information, see General Rules &
Regulations.
Breads
L-1 Sweet milk biscuits, 3
L-2 Buttermilk biscuits, 3
L-3 Exhibitor’s choice biscuits, other than above, 3
L-4 Exhibitor’s choice muffins, 3
L-5 Yeast rolls, 3
L-6 Yeast bread, ½ loaf
L-7 Fruit and nut bread, ½ loaf
L-8 Quick bread, ½ loaf
L-9 Zucchini bread, ½ loaf
L-10 Diabetic bread, ½ loaf
L-11 Bread maker bread, ½ loaf
L-12 Exhibitor’s choice bread, ½ loaf, other than above
Cakes, Cookies, Pies and Candies
L-13 Chocolate cake, iced, ¼ cake
L-14 Pound cake, plain, ¼ cake
L-15 Pound cake, other than plain, ¼ cake
L-16 Decorated cake
L-17 Coffee cakes, yeast
L-18 Coffee cakes, non-yeast
L-19 Exhibitor’s cake, other than above
L-20 Decorated cupcakes, 3
L-21 Sugar cookies, 3
L-22 Chocolate chip cookies, 3
L-23 Oatmeal cookies, 3
L-24 Peanut butter cookies, 3
L-25 Bar cookies, 3
L-26 Diabetic cookies, 3
L-27 Exhibitor’s choice cookies, 3
L-28 Brownies, 3
L-29 Apple pie, ¼ pie
L-30 Other fruit pie, ¼ pie
L-31 Pumpkin pie, ¼ pie
L-32 Chocolate pie, ¼ pie
L-33 Lemon pie, ¼ pie
L-34 Diabetic pie, ¼ pie
L-35 Exhibitor’s choice pie, other than above, ¼ pie
L-36 Fudge, 3 pieces
L-37 Sugar-free candy, 3 pieces
L-38 Exhibitor’s choice candy, other than above, 3 pieces
Thursday, June 2, 2022 > B3
Agriculture
Department J and untreated. baler slice
5. For more informa- J-13 Other mixtures hay, tied
tion, see General Rules and baler slice
Premium donated in
memory of C.T. Henry Regulations. J-14 Best 1/2 dozen brown
eggs
J-15 Best 1/2 dozen white
Rules Farm products
J-1 Wheat, ½ gallon eggs
1. Open to all ages. Specify
J-2 Barley, ½ gallon J-16 Honey, with comb
age category on entry form.
J-3 Soybeans, ½ gallon J-17 Honey, strained
Open to residents of the State
J-4 Yellow corn, shelled, ½ J-18 Honey, other
of Virginia.
gallon J-19 Sunflower, tallest
2. All crops must be grown in
J-5 Corn, 6 stalks, silage J-20 Sunflower, largest
the current year by the exhibi- J-10 Timothy hay, tied baler
J-6 Corn, 6 stalks, grain J-21 Exhibitor’s choice, other
tor. slice
J-7 Corn stalk, tallest single than above
3. Only one entry per exhibi- J-11 Alfalfa mixture hay, tied
J-8 Alfalfa hay, tied baler slice J-22 Decorative hay bale (1/2
tor per class. baler slice
J-9 Orchard grass hay, tied bale)
4. All grains must be clean J-12 Clover mixture hay, tied
baler slice
Garden Produce
K-19 Snap beans, ½ pound
6. For more information, see General K-20 Most unusual
Rules and Regulations. K-21 Garden basket
K-22 Exhibitor’s choice, vegetable,
Vegetables/Fruits other than above
K-1 Red potatoes, 3 K-23 Blackberries, 1/2 pint
K-2 White potatoes, 3 K-24 Cantaloupe, 1
K-3 Onions, 3 K-25 Watermelon, 1
K-4 Tomatoes, any red variety, 3 K-26 Exhibitor’s choice, fruit, other than
K-5 Cherry tomatoes, 3 above
K-6 Okra, 3 K-27 Mr. Potato Head Contest
K-7 Sweet peppers, 3 Mr. Potato Head Contest
K-8 Hot peppers, 3 In this contest, deck out your best
K-9 Carrots, 3 with tops (real) potato in the spirit of Mr. Potato
K-10 Cucumbers, 3 slicing Head toys. In addition to a real potato
K-11 Cucumbers, 3 pickling (any type is eligible, including sweet),
K-12 Beets, 3 with tops K-15 Cabbage, 1 head any materials may be used. For this
K-13 Sweet corn, yellow, 3 ears K-16 Eggplant, 1 contest only, purchased potatoes may
shucked K-17 Yellow squash, 3 be used as well as home-grown.
K-14 Sweet corn, white, 3 ears shucked K-18 Zucchini squash, 3
Food Preservation
Department M Relish
M-7 Sweet relish
Premium donated by Racer’s M-8 Salsa
Custom Cabinets, Orange M-9 Corn
M-10 Chutney
M-11 Exhibitor’s choice, other
Rules
than above
1. Open to all ages. Specify age
category on entry form. Open to
residents of the State of Virginia.
Vegetable/Fruit
2. To be eligible for judging, M-12 Applesauce
entries must be in regulation can- M-13 Beets
ning jars with a new two-piece vac- M-14 Green beans, whole
uum seal lid and no decorations. M-15 Green beans, cut
3. Judges will not open pickles, M-16 Peaches
jams and jellies as needed for
M-17 Tomatoes, juice
judging. No paraffin wax may be
M-18 Tomatoes, whole
used.
4. Entries will be judged on ap- M-19 Tomatoes, cut Preserves
pearance, texture and container. M-20 Exhibitor’s choice, other (whole/large chunks, thick, clear
5. No food coloring is allowed. than above syrup, pourable)
6. Product must have been M-29 Peach
canned or preserved since the Jelly
M-30 Strawberry
last fair by the entrant. (clear, no pieces, firm but spread-
M-31 Orange marmalade
7. Only one entry per exhibitor able)
per class. M-32 Exhibitor’s choice, other
M-21 Apple
8. For more information, see than above
M-22 Grape
General Rules and Regulations.
M-23 Blackberry Butter
M-24 Exhibitor’s choice, other M-33 Apple
Pickles than above M-34 Exhibitor’s choice, other
M-1 Sweet cucumber pickle
than above
M-2 Bread and butter pickle Jam
Vinegar
M-3 Beet pickle (chopped/crushed fruit, soft-set)
M-35 Exhibitor’s choice
M-4 Dill pickle
M-25 Peach
M-5 Watermelon pickle
M-6 Exhibitor’s choice, other than M-26 Strawberry Canned Meat
above M-27 Blackberry M-36 Pork
M-28 Exhibitor’s choice, other M-37 Deer
than above
Sewing
Department N N-4 Fleece garment
N-5 Baby’s outfit
N-6 Children’s garment
Premium donated in honor of
Rachel Stoner N-7 Vest
N-8 Costume - adult or child
N-9 Exhibitor’s choice, other than
Rules
above
1. Open to all ages. Specify age
category on entry form. Open to
residents of the State of Virginia. Other Sewing
2. Articles exhibited must be the N-10 Doll (doll construction & out-
work of the person in whose name fit judged)
they are entered and must have N-11 Doll, outfit (outfit judged
been made or completed since only)
the last Fair. N-12 Wall hanging
3. All garments must be clean N-13 Pillow
and on hangers with clear plastic N-14 Stuffed Toy
bag. N-15 Smocking
4. Only one entry per exhibitor Garment Construction N-16 Table Linens
per class. N-1 Skirt N-17 Exhibitor’s choice, other
5. For more information, see N-2 Dressy dress than above
General Rules and Regulations. N-3 Denim clothing article N-18 Pet outfit
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Home furnishings
class. O-19 Table Runner O-39 Pillow
5. Entries are judged on materials, O-20 Exhibitor’s choice, other than O-40 Christmas Ornament
workmanship, design, colors and ap- above O-41 Any other Christmas item
pearance.
6. For more information, see General Knitting Quilts
Rules and Regulations. O-21 Afghan O-42 Hand pieced, hand quilted
O-22 Baby items O-43 Machine pieced, hand quilted
Crocheting O-23 Hat O-44 Machine pieced, machine quilted
O-1 Afghan O-24 Scarf O-45 Embroidered or cross stitched
O-2 Pillow O-25 Sweater O-46 Friendship or group
O-3 Baby items O-26 Exhibitor’s choice, other than O-47 Hand appliquéd
O-4 Hat above O-48 Machine appliqued
O-5 Scarf O-27 Washcloth O-49 Novelty
Department O O-6 Table Linens O-28 Shawl O-50 Crib or baby
O-7 Christmas Item O-29 Dress O-51 Exhibitor’s choice, other than
Premium donated in memory of Linda O-8 Bedspread above
Timmons O-9 Sweater Counted Cross Stitch
O-10 Shawl O-30 Worked from kit Fabric Painting
Rules O-11 Exhibitor’s choice, other than O-31 11 count O-52 T-shirt
1. Open to all ages. Specify age cat- above O-32 14 count O-53 Sweatshirt
egory on entry form. Open to residents O-33 18 count O-54 Regular shirt
of the State of Virginia. Embroidery O-34 Exhibitor’s choice, other than O-55 Exhibitor’s choice, other than
2. Articles must be the work of the O-12 By hand original design, any item above above
person in whose name they are en- O-13 By machine, any item
tered. A group project may be entered O-14 Pillowcase Needlepoint Felting
as long as it is entered in the name of O-15 Beginners O-35 Worked from kit O-56 Sweater/Vest
the group and not an individual. (one of first three items ever made) O-36 Pre-worked center O-57 Scarf
3. Articles must have been made or O-16 Baby Item O-37 Worked from graph O-58 Hat
completed since the last Fair. O-17 Table Cloth O-38 Exhibitor’s choice, other than O-59 Exhibitor’s choice, other than
4. Only one entry per exhibitor per O-18 Napkin above above

Arts
Department P 5. Well-known characters such as P-11 Pastel painting
Batman, Snoopy, Scooby Doo, etc., may P-12 Paint by number
Premium donated by Chewning not be used due to copyright restric- P-13 Cartooning
Masonry, Inc. tions. P-14 Decoupage
6. For more information, see General P-15 Rubber stamping
Rules and Regulations. P-16 Computer generated art work
Rules
P-17 Collage
1. Open to all ages. Specify age cat-
Art P-18 String art
egory on entry form. Open to residents
P-1 Sketch, pencil P-19 Seed picture
of the State of Virginia.
P-2 Sketch, colored pencil P-20 Sand art
2. Articles must be the work of the
P-3 Sketch, charcoal P-21 Paper mache
person in whose name they are entered
P-4 Sketch, pastels P-22 Painted rock
and must have been made or complet-
P-5 Sketch, pen and ink P-23 Exhibitor’s choice, other than
ed since the last Fair.
P-6 Sketch, magic marker above
3. Entries judged on design, appear-
P-7 Finger painting P-24 Wood pallet
ance, color, workmanship and suitability
P-8 Acrylic painting P-25 Barn quilt
of materials.
4. Only one entry per exhibitor per P-9 Watercolor painting
class. P-10 Oil painting

Crafts
Department R
Premium donated by Tom’s Automotive,
Orange

Rules
1. Open to all ages. Specify age category
on entry form. Open to residents of the
State of Virginia.
2. Articles must be the work of the per-

Gibson Rental of Orange is

son in whose name they are entered and
must have been made or completed since
the last Fair. R-23 Computer generated greeting card
3. Entries judged on design, appear- R-24 Rubber stamp greeting card
ance, color, workmanship and suitability of
materials.
R-25 Decorated magnet
R-26 Paperweight
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4. Only one entry per exhibitor per class. R-27 Scrapbook, any subject
5. Well-known characters such as
Batman, Snoopy, Scooby Doo, etc., may
R-28 Single scrapbook page
R-29 Altered book
business, serving your area
not be used due to copyright restrictions. R-30 Tree ornament
6. For more information, see General
Rules and Regulations.
R-31 Tree ornament from kit
R-32 Lego creation for over 25 years.
R-33 Model (airplane, car, etc.)
Ceramics R-34 Basket, straw
R-1 Mixed technique R-35 Basket, paper twist Gibson Rental provides a
R-2 Hand painted R-36 Silk flower arrangement
R-3 Glaze technique R-37 Egg art, must be real egg complete line of rental items for
R-4 From mold, glazed R-38 Jigsaw puzzle, mounted or framed
R-5 From mold, stained R-39 Exhibitor’s choice, other than above your wedding and other special
R-6 Exhibitor’s choice, other than above R-40 Craft using recycled material
events including: tents, tables,
Pottery Wreaths
R-7 Handmade pottery R-41 Grapevine chairs, lighting, heating/cooling
R-8 Pottery from wheel R-42 Special occasion, seasonal
R-9 Exhibitor’s choice, other than above R-43 Exhibitor’s choice, other than above equipment, linens, porta lisa
Porcelains Wood Crafts restroom trailer, as well as dance
R-10 Adult doll
R-11 Child doll
R-44 Toy
R-45 Plaque floors and staging.
R-12 Jewelry R-46 Birdhouse
R-13 Exhibitor’s choice, other than above R-47 Bowl

Crafts
R-48 Chair
R-49 Table Gibson Rental
R-50 Exhibitor’s choice, other than above
R-14 Tin punch
R-15 Bean, seed, or macaroni craft 220 Byrd St. Orange, VA 22960
R-16 Insect collection - labeled Soap
R-17 Leaf collection - labeled R-51 Handmade soap, lye
R-52 Handmade soap, glycerin
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R-18 Sculpture, any media
R-19 Yarn craft
R-20 Wooden art (popsicle sticks, Lincoln
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logs, etc.)
R-21 Jewelry
Quarantine Project
R-54 Exhibitor’s choice, other than above
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R-22 Greeting card, handmade
 Thursday, June 2, 2022 > B5

Flowers and Plants

Department S
Premium donated by
B & B Grab N’ Go
Rules
1. Open to all ages. Specify
age category on entry form.
Open to residents of the State of
Virginia.
2. Entries must have been
grown the current year by the
exhibitor and must have been
in the exhibitor’s possession at
least 30 days, if not longer.
3. Specimens should be in
transparent soft drink containers
appropriate for size of specimen.
Place cotton around stem at top
of bottle. Include name of speci-
men on bottle.
4. No auxiliary foliage is per-
mitted in the single specimen
categories.
5. Only one entry per exhibitor
per class.
6. For more information, see
General Rules and Regulations.
Arrangements
S-1 Fresh arrangement, less
than 6” in either direction
S-2 Fresh arrangement, 6-18” in
either direction
S-3 Fresh arrangement, more
than 18” in either direction
S-4 Fresh arrangement, County
Fair Theme
S-5 Dry arrangement
S-6 Herb arrangement
S-7 Wildflower arrangement
S-8 Fresh arrangement in recy-
cled container, any size
Specimens (Annuals)
S-9 Marigold, single
S-10 Marigold, double
S-11 Zinnia, single
S-12 Zinnia, double
S-13 Salvia
S-14 Cosmos
S-15 Exhibitor’s choice, other
than above
Specimens (Bulbs)
S-16 Gladiolus
S-17 Dahlia
S-18 Asiatic lily
S-19 Oriental lily
S-20 Exhibitor’s choice, other
than above
Specimens (Roses)
S-21 Roses, red variety
S-22 Roses, pink variety
S-23 Roses, white variety
S-24 Roses, yellow variety
S-25 Roses, other color variety than above
S-26 Roses, miniature variety
S-27 Exhibitor’s choice, other Container Grown
than above Herbs
S-48 Rosemary, container grown
Specimens S-49 Thyme, container grown
(Perennials/Shrubs) S-50 Basil, container grown
S-28 Rudbeckia (Brown-Eyed S-51 Chives, container grown
Susan) S-52 Oregano, container grown
S-29 Phlox S-53 Parsley, container grown
S-30 Daisy, white S-54, Herb, display of potted, 3
S-31 Gerbera daisy or more kinds
S-32 Coneflower S-55 Herb, any other than above
S-33 Exhibitor’s choice, other
than above
Hanging Basket
Day Lilies S-56 Asparagus Fern
S-34 Pink variety S-57 Spider or Airplane plant
S-35 Yellow variety (chlorophytum) S-68 Fairy Garden
S-36 Red variety S-58 Wandering Jew (not listed S-69Exhibitor’s choice, other
S-37 Orange variety above) than above
S-38 Multicolored variety S-59 Flowering plant not listed
S-39 Exhibitor’s choice, other (must be in bloom)
Special Containers
than above S-60 Foliage plant not listed S-70 Footwear Planter – Kick
S-61 Container, mixed with more
up your heels and fill your old
than one type of plant
Herbs sneakers, boots, pumps, etc.
S-40 Sage with dirt
S-41 Mint Potted Plants S-71 Junk Container – Use your
S-42 Basil S-62 Dish garden, flowering imagination and use any piece
S-43 Dill S-63 Dish garden, non-flowering of junk as a planter (just make
S-44 Rosemary S-64 Geraniums sure it isn’t too heavy: it must be
S-45 Thyme S-65 Begonias hand-carried in by participant;
S-46 Chives S-66 African violets size limit of 3’x3’x3’)
S-47 Exhibitor’s choice, other S-67 Terrarium, miniature

Department T
Premium donated by Jeff Poole
Rules
1. Open to all ages. Specify
age category on entry form.
Open to residents of the State of
Virginia.
2. Articles exhibited must be
the work of the person in whose
name they are entered.
3. Photos must have been
taken since the last Fair.
4. Only one entry per exhibitor
per class.
5. All photos must be mounted
on a piece of WHITE posterboard,
with a 2-inch margin all the way
around. Photos may not be in
frames! Photos mounted incor-
rectly will NOT be accepted.
6. Acceptable photo sizes
range from 4”x6”, or a panoram-
ic shot.
7. Photos judged on composi-
tion, sharpness, use of light,
artistic quality, proper exposure,
overall effect of photo and qual-
ity of presentation as related to
Photography
category.
8. For more information, see
General Rules and Regulations.
9. Limit of 10 photographs per
person.
10. The Orange County Review
will print two photos per person,
up to 100 photos. First-come,
first-serve. Pick up prints at the
Orange County Review (146 Byrd
Street, Orange) by June 11.
PhotographY
Categories
T-1 Orange County Fair
T-2 Life in Orange County
T-3 Group portrait, color
T-4 Individual portrait, color
T-5 Landscape, color
T-6 Waterscape, color
T-7 Pets, color
T-8 Livestock, color
T-9 other animal, color
T-10 Still life, color
T-11 Series of 3, color
T-12 Plant study, color
T-13 Special effect, color
T-14 Architectural design, color
T-15 Creative design, color
T-16 Sunrise/sunset, color only
T-17 Redneck photo, color
T-18 What’s that? color
(a unique picture)
T-19 Fishing and Wildlife,
color
T-20 Exhibitor’s choice, other
than above, color
T-21 Travel photo
T-22 Selfies
T-23 Any black and white-
specific photo
T-24 Sports in action
T-25 Holiday photo
T-26 Food photo
T-27 Got wheels photo

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> B6 Thursday, June 2, 2022

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4-H Livestock shows

Wednesday, June 22 Friday, June 24

4 p.m. 1 p.m.
> Rabbit Show (small stage) > Dairy Cattle Show
6 p.m. (show ring)
> Dairy Goat Show (show ring) 3 p.m.
> Sheep Show (show ring)
Thursday, June 23 6 p.m.
4 p.m. > Beef Show (show ring)
> Meat Goat Show (show ring)
7 p.m. Saturday, June 25
> Hog show (show ring) 2 P.m.
> Poultry Show
6 p.m.
> 4-H Auction (show ring)

4-H Livestock Auction

Saturday, June 25
6 p.m.
in the Show Barn
(Buyers’ dinner at 5 p.m. for ticket holders)

Support Orange County’s hardworking 4-H clubs

and members! Individuals will sell hogs, lambs, steers
and goats. Clubs will sell a variety of items representa-
tive of their club. To learn more about the auction, call
Kaci Daniel or Courtney Wesner at the Orange County
Extension Office (672-1361). They’ll be happy to an-
swer any questions you may have.

What options do buyers have regarding animals

they purchase?
1) Process the animal at a local facility. Volunteers
will transport animals to Rollins Meat Processing or
Fauquier’s Finest. The buyer is responsible for all pro-
cessing fees and communication with the processor.
2) Sell the animal to the market for “floor price.” If a
buyer does not wish to keep the animal, he/she may
sell the animal to a local market for the advertised
price the night of the sale. Hauling is provided by auc-
tion volunteers.

Payment Process
The buyer will make payment directly to the indi-
vidual 4-H youth using the address provided the night
of the auction. For animals resold to the floor/market,
the buyer will receive a “rebate” payment from the
local floor buyer. This matches other local counties’
auctions, and we appreciate everyone’s support.
How are lots sold?
Animal projects are sold by the pound; club items
are sold as an entire lot.
Is a buyer’s purchase tax deductible?
Buyers should consult their tax professional.
When is payment due?
Payment directly to the child is requested the night
of the sale, but we realize different businesses oper-
ate differently, so some may need to take their invoic-
es and pay within two weeks of the sale.
Do you take absentee bids?
Any buyer wishing to support the sale, but who
cannot bid in person, should contact the Orange
Extension Office (672-1361). Volunteers will bid on
your behalf up to your suggested price for a specific
youth or any member in the sale.
Is there an example from a previous auction?
105 lb. lamb, sold by Jenny 4-H’er
Purchased by local family for meat
Auction price $3.25 per pound
Buyer owes Jenny 4-H’er $341.25
($3.25 x 105 lbs.)
Auction volunteers haul animal to processor (no
charge); buyer pays processing fees directly to the pro-
cessing business.
240 lb. hog, sold by John Q. 4-H’er
Purchased by Sally Businesswoman who does not wish
to keep the hog
Auction price $3.00 per pound; floor/market price $.50
per pound
Buyer pays John Q. 4-H’er $720.00 (240 lbs. x $3.00);
buyer will receive rebate check in amount of $120.00
(240 lbs. x $.50) from local floor buyer within two weeks of
the sale.

Cloverbud Parades, Pretty Animal contest Challenge

Events
Come and see the animal parades
that the 4-H Cloverbuds have worked so
hard to prepare for you. Wednesday, June 22
4:30 p.m.
Wednesday, June 22 > Donut Eating Contest
5 p.m.

Saturday, June 25
Thursday, June 23 2 p.m.
6 p.m. > Water Balloon Toss

Others may be added daily.

Friday, June 24
5 p.m.

Saturday, June 25
1 p.m. and 5 p.m.

> Cloverbuds’
Bottle Baby Show
Saturday, June 25 > Pretty Animal 5-8. The children have worked hard all
year to learn about farm animals, and
10 a.m. Costume Contest have been introduced to new responsi-
bilities while working with their parents,
Saturday, June 25 older siblings, and/or friends. The past
13 years have been a huge success
12 noon and lots of fun. So join us for a fun-filled
Baby calves, sheep, goats, chickens Saturday morning.
and rabbits will be shown by youth ages
> B8 Thursday, June 2, 2022

32nd annual Orange County Fair Pageant 4-H activities

and events
32nd Annual Orange County Fair Pageant Wednesday, June 22
Wednesday, June 22, 2022 at 6:00 p.m. 6 p.m.
New Fair Grounds 14501 old Gordonsville Rd Orange, VA > 4-H Archery Club shooting
demonstration
(Contestants need to arrive by 5:30 p.m.)

Friday, June 24
1. Entry is open to Orange and surrounding county residents. 6 p.m.
2. Entry fee is $25 per contestant. > 4-H Archery Club shooting
3. Please remember this is a county fair and dress accordingly. Props may be used, but the demonstration
contestant must carry his/her own props. No time will be allotted for the prop set-up.
4. To enter, please fill out the form below. All forms may be dropped off at the Orange Saturday, June 25
Extension Office (located in the Sedwick Building across from the McDonald’s in the Town 12 noon
of Orange) or mail to: Orange County Fair Association, PO Box 1008, Orange, VA 22960 by
> Pretty animal show
Friday, June 17, 2022. Late entries will not be accepted.
Please, no frilly dresses – remember this is a county fair so dress accordingly. Thanks! 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Age Categories > 4-H Archery Club
Contestant’s Name: ______________________________________________ (check one) demonstration
GIRLS:
Age as of June 23, 2021: ________________________________________ Baby Miss (ages 0-11 Learn about the archery club and how to
months) participate.
Tiny Miss (ages 1-2)
Address: _______________________________________________________ Little Miss (ages 3-5)
Young Miss (ages 6-8)
City: _______________________________________ Zip: _______________ Junior Miss (ages 9-12)
Miss Teen (ages 13-15)
Home Phone #: _________________________________________________ BOYS:
Baby Mister (ages 0-11
Parent’s Names: ________________________________________________ months)
Tiny Mister (ages 1-2)
____________________________________________ Little Mister (ages 3-5)

Please write some information about the contestant to be read while the child is on stage.
(example – hobbies, grade, siblings, pets, favorite things about the Fair, etc.)
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
Questions: Email - ocfairpageant@hotmail.com

Jack Russell terrier races Horse show

Saturday, June 25 Wednesday, June 22 list, contact Show Manager Drew Taylor
at (540) 229-6156 or view the website
1 p.m. 3 p.m. for the prize list at www.orangecounty-
fairva.com.
Everyone enjoys the fun of a Jack Russell *VHSA Associate Member Event*
Terrier race! Categories include: novice dog VHSA Member Event and fun class-
or puppy, bitch, dog, old-timers (over 8 years es. Additional show Sunday, October
old), mutts or more (open to all breeds 13” or For additional information and prize 2 at 9 a.m.
under). There is no fee to participate. Please
provide proof of rabies vaccination. Call (540)
537-1203 or email rpizmoht@aol.com.

Orange County Fair Terrier Race Entry Form

Name of dog: Category of competition
(select one):
Novice dog or puppy
Bitch
Age of dog:
Dog
Old-timers (over 8 years old)
Sex of dog: M F NM SF Mutts or more (open to all
breeds 13” or under)

*NO ENTRY FEE*

Questions?? Call (540) 537-1203 or email rpizmoht@aol.com

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Demolition Derby Draft horse and Mule pull show

Saturday, June 25 Jimmy Rose Memorial Trophy to the
winner.
Noon
Class 6
$10 entry fee per team One-line Class
$5 single entry fee To drive obstacle course with one
One entry fee for entire show line. Untimed.
Negative Coggins required (within 12
months) Class 7
Bobby Goodwin, Superintendent
H: (540) 854-5355 Coon Mule Jumping
C: (540) 219-7459 Virginia State Fair rules apply.
Judge Terrance White Small Mule Class – 52” and under
1st - $75
10 a.m. 2nd - $50
3rd - $25
Cowboy mounted shooting Large Mule Class over 52”
1st - $75
12 noon 2nd - $50
Class 1 3rd - $25
Team Log Skidding Sponsored by Knight Cattle Company

Class 2
2 p.m.
Single Horse or Mule Log
Skidding Open pulling
Same as above. Contestants limited contest: teams only
Saturday, June 25 miss the breathtaking action!
1st - $400
$50 entry per car. to one entry in the above classes.
7 p.m. Classes 2nd - $375
Gut-and-Go Compact Ellisville Lumber Co. Trophy to best 3rd - $350
It’s fender bending devastation! Gut-and-Go Full Size time in Classes 1 and 2 combined (1 4th - $325
Metal crushing destruction! It’s a Chaos Pro Stock Compact trophy). 5th - $300
nation-wide demolition derby coming Class payout 6th - $275
to the Orange County Fair on Saturday, 1st - $750 Class 3 7th - $250
June 25 at 7 p.m. Local drivers com- 8th - $225
2nd - $300 Junior Log Skidding
pete in two hours of daredevil mo- 3rd - $100 9th - $200
Contestants 16 years or younger on
torized mayhem! Hometown drivers Rules can be found by visiting: Must pull 3,000 pounds.
date of show.
compete in vehicles of destruction. It’s www.facebook.com/Chaos-in-the- Sponsored by Knight’s Mobile Home
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lADIES’ Log Skidding 10th - $150
Women only. Skid through cones 11th - $125
– must walk behind the log using line 12th - $100
Power Wheels Derby extensions. 1 good pull $50 on
Sponsored by American Color Inc. 1,000-pound sled.
Sponsored by Keith Marshall, District
Saturday, Class 5 3 Orange County Supervisor; Round
June 25 Sled Class – Team or Hill Inn (Orange); Barboursville Lumber;
Single Bobby and Sally Goodwin
5 p.m. Sled available.
Before the big cars start
crashing into one another,
younger drivers will put
their skills to the test in
a series of challenges in
their power wheels ve-
hicles.
Entry is open to chil-
dren ages 4 to 9. Any
regular electric power-
wheel vehicle is allowed.
No 4-wheeler vehicles,
though. Derby is limited to
6- or 12-volt power wheels
only. Decorative changes
can be made to the vehicle, but no structural changes or reinforcements. Stock
tires only. Helmets (bicycle helmets are fine) must be worn.
Registration begins at 4 p.m.

Antique Tractor Pull KOI Drag racing

Friday, June 24 Classes
Diesel
7 p.m. Gas
2-wheel drive
The fair will feature KOI Drag Racing 4-wheel drive
this year on Friday, June 24. Buggies
KOI Drag Racing offers classes for Semis
everything. They say, “If it has a motor Kids
and wheels, they have a class.” Quads
Dirt bikes
Registration and practice begin at 5 Modified
p.m., with elimination rounds starting at Open
7 p.m. SXS
There is a $20 entry fee for diesel, For more information and event rules
with 100% payback. All other classes visit www.koidragracing.com, find them
are $10 entry fee with 100 % payback. on Facebook at KOI Drag Racing, or call
Saturday, June 25 (859) 576-7380.
10 a.m.

The Central Virginia Antique Tractor Pulling Association returns to the Orange
County Fair for one of the event’s highlights--the antique tractor pull. Sign up by 9
a.m. Saturday, June 25, to participate in the pull (10 a.m.)
For rules, classes and more information, visit the CVATPA website at http://
www.cvatpa.com.

Lawnmower pull
Thursday,
June 23
7 p.m.

Power-pulling isn’t just for

tractors! Get in on the ac-
tion with lawnmowers, ATVs
and side-by-sides Friday,
June 24, at the fair track at
7 p.m. All can pull. For more
information on the event,
visit www.dragonpulls.com.
> B10 Thursday, June 2, 2022

Cowboy mounted shooting Cowboy wild west show

Saturday, June 25 Daily shows
10 a.m.
Sponsored by Royal Foundations New this year, the
Orange County Fair will
The Orange County Fair will feature Cowboy Andy
feature a new demonstration Rotz in multiple shows
this year--Cowboy Mounted daily.
Shooting. Rotz brings a
Cowboy mounted shooting is world-class Wild West
a fast-action equestrian sport showdown that is
where contestants navigate their guaranteed to bring
horse through a course of 10 tar- the house down. With
gets and attempt to pop all the more than 20 years of
targets. The contestant uses two experience, the Rotz
.45-cal single-action pistols and team has developed a
specifically prepared blank am- unique blend of heart
munition to engage the targets. pounding action, edge of your seat danger, and just the right amount of comic
(Ammunition is made to travel relief and audience interaction to keep them guessing. They say, “We won’t rob
only 20 feet). you, but we’ll steal the show!”
The demonstration will be held Saturday, June 25, at 10 a.m. in the horse show
ring of the fairgrounds.
For additional information, visit https://www.1stvirginiacmsa.com.
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Daily Shows

Carnival rides The Moto Motion

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Daily featuring freestyle
moto trials demonstra-
Triple Crown Shows tions by Jordi Trey and
will provide a variety of a team of the best
carnival rides daily at riders in the United
this year’s fair. It also States. The show fea-
will feature traditional tures lightweight, agile
fair food, including fun- dirt bikes performing a
nel cakes, candy apples, half-hour show featuring wheelies, nose wheelies, and incredible backflips—all
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for all-day rides.
Rides will be available
from 5 p.m. until close,
Wednesday through Friday and from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and from 5 p.m. to
close Saturday.
*(Wristband must be purchased for each session.)

Bar C ranch petting zoo

Daily
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zoo to you with educa-
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shows, and living nativity
scenes at your location.
We also offer camel rides
and a parakeet encounter
for your special event.
Our friendly animals and
informative staff are dedi-
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