Wadena County Fair by Wadena Pioneer Journal

JUNE

21-24, 2018

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Entry Form Floral, Home and Hobbies, Livestock Wadena County Ag Society • June 21, 22, 23, & 24, 2018 Name: �� Address: �� City, State, Zip: �� Phone: �� Homemaker’s Club Name: �� Div. Class Lot

Preregistrations are due on Friday, June 15, 2018 Entry Day:Wednesday June 20, 12:00-6:00pm _______-_______-____________

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Return to: Wadena County Ag Society Attn: Dept. entering 221 Harry Rich Drive, Wadena, MN 56482 Entry Deadline: June 15, 2018 Please include preprinted address labels with registration.

Dairy Dept. B �� Gene Roller & Dave Lemke Beef Dept. A �� Gene Roller & Dave Lemke Small Animal Dept. D ��Anni Olson Horses Dept. E ��Malinda Dexter Ag, Horticulture and Women’s Activities Dept. F & I ��Faye Mavis Floral Dept. F ��Helen Quaschnick 4-H Program Coordinator Dept. L ��Virginia Hendrickx Extension Educator ��Josh Kukowski Student Dept. ��Kylene Lehmann WADENA COUNTY FAIR 2018 | PAGE 3

Thank you to the promoters of the Wadena County Fair! Thank you to those who have volunteered and sponsored this year’s Wadena County Fair. We truly appreciate everything you have done to make this annual event possible. Fair Board and County Commissioners Welcome You to the Fair. www.wadenacountyfair.com There is still time to be a part of the fair this year. Just fill out the form below & send to Wadena County Ag Society, 221 Harry Rich Drive, Wadena, MN 56482. Your name will be displayed throughout the days of the fair. Thank You. Individual Business or organization �� Address �� Address ��

Mail To: Wadena County Ag Society 221 Harry Rich Drive Wadena, MN 56482

Sponsorship or Donation Item �� Volunteer: Thursday_________ Friday_________ Saturday �� Time Available ��

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OPEN 12:00 P.M.

FRIDAY

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SATURDAY

Live Band Audio Throttle 9:00pm-1:00am Bingo 2:00pm TX Hold-Em 4:00pm

SUNDAY Open 12:00-6:00pm

WADENA CO. FAIR

Fair Board Bryan Wegscheid, President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Darin Lehmann, Vice President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kylene Lehmann, Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mike Olson, Treasurer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Betty White, Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Malinda Dexter, Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lucinda Wegscheid, Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brittney Ewert, Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mark Wohlert, Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Open Class and Exhibits: Checkout Time Sunday, June 24; 6:00 p.m. WADENA SUPERINTENDENTS OF DEPARTMENTS Department A — Beef Cattle. . . . . . Gene Roller & Dave Lemke Department B — Dairy. . . . . . . . . . Gene Roller & Dave Lemke Department D — Sheep, Goats, Rabbits & Poultry . . . Anni Olson Department E — Horses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Malinda Dexter Department F — Agriculture and Horticulture Grain & Seeds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Faye Mavis, Sebeka Vegetables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Faye Mavis, Sebeka Fruits. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Faye Mavis, Sebeka Floral. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Helen Quaschnick, Sebeka Department I — Home & Hobbies Domestic & Fancy Work. . . . . . . . . . . . .Faye Mavis, Sebeka Fine & Applied Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Faye Mavis, Sebeka Culinary Division. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Faye Mavis, Sebeka Department L — 4-H Club Work . . . . . . . . . Virginia Hendrickx Student Dept. �� Kylene Lehmann Extension Educator �� Josh Kukowski Vendor Bldgs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brittney Ewert, Sebeka Law Enforcement. . . . . . . . Wadena County Sheriff Mike Carr Jr. Public Safety. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tri-County Ambulance Service Fairgrounds Superintendent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bryan Wegscheid Historical Square . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Historical Society Official Fair Veterinarian Payment of Premiums: Premiums will be paid at the fair. Keep your duplicate entry slips to present at the fair office when collecting premium money. Sunday, June 24 after 2:00pm

GENERAL NOTICE

MINNESOTA BOARD OF ANIMAL HEALTH EXHIBITION OF LIVESTOCK & POULTRY IN MINNESOTA SUMMARY OF STATE RULES FOR 2018 EXHIBITIONS GENERAL REQUIREMENTS: All animals must be examined by the official veterinarian on the day they are admitted to the exhibition and at least once daily during the exhibition. Prior to entering a public exhibition, animals must meet the requirements for exhibition, importation, and intrastate movement as defined by the board. No animal may enter or be at a public exhibition that is showing clinical signs of any infectious, contagious or communicable disease, including ringworm and warts. CATTLE: Cattle must be individually officially identified. Please see the attachment on or go to our website. http://www.mn.gov/bah/board/rules/exhibition-rules.html SHEEP & GOATS: Sheep and goats must be officially identified. No sheep or goat that is within 30 days of giving birth may be exhibited without prior approval from the Board of Animal Health. SWINE: Swine must be individually officially identified. HORSES: Horses, except suckling foals accompanying a negative dam, must be negative to an official EIA test conducted within 12 months prior to the opening date of an exhibition. DOGS: Dogs four months of age or older must be accompanied by a certificate of rabies vaccination documenting that the dog is currently vaccinated for rabies. RABBITS: POULTRY: Chickens, turkeys, and game birds, except baby poultry, must be individually identified with a leg or wing band. Chickens, turkeys, game birds, and hatching eggs from these birds must be accompanied by a certificate or test chart to show that they originate from a hatchery or breeding flock that is classified pullorum-typhoid clean or are negative to a pullorum-typhoid test within 90 days prior to the opening date of the exhibition. Turkeys and turkey hatching eggs must be accompanied by a certificate or test chart to show that they originate from a hatchery or breeding flock that is classified Mycoplasma gallisepticum clean and Mycoplasma synoviae clean or are negative to a Mycoplasma gallisepticum and a Mycoplasma synoviae test within 90 days prior to the opening date of the exhibition.

ENTRY RULES & REGULATIONS 1. Entries in Home & Hobbies & Ag ort. Building must be in by Wednesday, June 20 at 6:00pm. Articles must be in place by 6pm for judging at 6:30pm. 2. Entries in Flower Department must be in by 6pm on Wednesday, June 20. 3. All articles entered are to remain on exhibition until 6pm, Sunday, June 24. The society will not be responsible for loss or damage, every precaution will be taken. 4. No animal or articles unworthy of premium shall receive one even though there be no competition nor shall any animal or article receive a higher premium than its merit demand. 5. No changes or alterations will be permitted after the books are placed in the hands of the judges; all persons making entries must be sure that the article or animal is placed in the appropriate class, or it will be the duty of the judges to rule out any article or animal not answering to the entry. 6. Exhibitors or stock will be required to keep the stalls open and stock uncovered from 12pm to 10pm during each day of the exhibition. Exhibitors must keep stalls clean and neat during the fair. 7. Any person attempting to interfere with the awarding committee during the adjudication, shall forfeit the premium he or she might otherwise be entitled to in that division. 8. No article or animals shall compete for more than one cash premium, except as part of a collection or herd, as for a sweepstake premium. 9. All protests and appeals from the decision of the awarding committee must be in writing to the secretary before the close of the fair. Final decisions on protests will be made by the Board of Directors.

MEMBERSHIP CARDS: Membership fee $5.00 Memberships may be purchased by individuals. As members, you receive a vote at the annual meeting and get to be a part of putting on the fair.

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Minnesota State Livestock Sanitary Board rules and regulations will be strictly enforced by official veterinarian, and full information may be obtained from them. All Livestock Exhibitors must bring their own feed and bedding. All livestock exhibits must be in place by Wednesday, June 20 by 10pm.

Cattle

The base date for computing age of all entries in the dairy breeds shall be September 1 and March 1. All livestock tests and certificate costs must be borne by the exhibitor. Registration papers shall be presented for all entries on demand from superintendent. Registered and grade animals judged together. Animals by be in barn by Wed. June 20 at 10:00pm * All cattle must be left in barns until Sunday, June 24 at 6:00pm *One entry per exhibitor of groups. BE SURE to read general rules on health requirements.

Wadena County Fair Barn Rules

•Animals must be kept clean. •4H exhibitors are responsible for feeding/caring for their animals during the time they are at the fair. Herdsmanship award will be forfeited if others are found caring for the animals. •Animals must be maintained and look presentable to the public from 12:00pm to 10:00pm. •Manure must be picked out at all times. Barn must be cleaned before 10 am every day. Stalls must be cleaned out and freshly bedded by that time. It is expected that all exhibitors help keep the barn and surrounding areas clean at all times. •Swine must use shavings as bedding. Shavings will be available for sale on grounds. •Water pails will be removed after watering animals. Swine will be allowed water tube at all times. •No excess hay or feed allowed in front of animals. •Only livestock fair exhibits allowed in animal barns. •There will be NO water fights in the barn or surrounding area. •No smoking in the barns. •All exhibitors must clean stalls into center aisle at the end of the fair.

Department “A”

Beef/Dairy: Superintendents - Gene Roller, Phone 218-640-5285 Dave Lemke Phone 218-402-0303

OPEN CLASS BEEF SHOW Sat., June 23 9:00am 2018 RULES: •Exhibitors not already at the fair must be stalled and checked in by 8:30am Saturday, June 23. Please enter at the Cedar Ave. East Gate, 2 blocks North of Hwy 10 and after unloading park North of Horse Barn. •All animals must be checked by fair vet or fair personnel. •No bedding or straw provided. Indoor stalls ir outside tie area available on a first come basis. Limited electricity, generators encouraged. •This will be a NO-FIT show. Blow & Show. All animals must be washed clean and dried without the use of any grooming materials/aids. •Exhibitors arriving the day of show will be released after the show’s competition. •The fair reserves the right to alter lots due to breed, birthdate or weight •Pre-entry not required •Exhibitors arriving Saturday will pay a $10/lot entry fee waived for staying the duration of the fair BEEF STEER/MARKET HEIFER - Class 1 •Lot 1: Beef Steer •Lot 2: Market Heifer

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COW/CALF PAIR - Class 3 •Lot 1: Cow-Calf pair (calf born on or after Jan. 1 of current yr) PROSPECT MARKET CALF - Class 4 (This exhibit may not be a part of the cow/calf exhibit) •Lot 1: Heifer Calf or Steer Calf (must be castrated) born on or after January 1 - April 30, 2017 DAIRY STEER - Class 6 •Lot 1: Purebreed Dairy Steer. Born on or after January 1 - August 31, 2016. Must be 100% one dairy breed (Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, Guernsey, Holstein, Jersey or Milking Shorthorn) •Lot 2: Crossbred Dairy Steer must be from the following breeds in any combination: Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, Guernsey, Holstein, Jersey, Milking Shorthorn, Montebeliard, Normande, Red & White Holsteins, Norwegian Red and Viking Red (Swedish, Danish & Finnish Red).

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The Wadena County Ag Society reserves the right to contact local law enforcement for any inappropriate behavior on fairgrounds. Protestors report to Fair Office for designated area.

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SHOW WINNERS PAYOUT: Champion $150 Reserve $75 JACKPOT: 1st 40% 2nd 30% 3rd 20% 4th 10%

•Lot 15: Senior Best Three females from lot 10-14 all owned by exhibitor •Lot 16: Dairy Herd four animals from lots 1-14 all owned by exhibitor

Agriculture & Horticulture Dairy Division

Pre-registration form is found on page 2 of this booklet.

Department “B”

Beef/Dairy: Superintendents - Gene Roller, Phone 218-6405285 Dave Lemke Phone 218-402-0303

OPEN CLASS DAIRY SHOW Fri., June 22 Immediately following 4-H Dairy Show 2018 RULES: •Exhibitors not already at the fair must be stalled and checked in by 10:00am Friday, June 22 and leave immediately following the show. Please enter at the Cedar Ave. East Gate, 2 blocks North of Hwy 10 and after unloading park North of Horse Barn. •All animals must be checked by fair vet or fair personnel. •No bedding or straw provided. Indoor stalls ir outside tie area available on a first come basis. Limited electricity, generators encouraged. •Exhibitors arriving Friday will pay a $5/lot entry fee. Entry fee waived for exhibitors staying the duration of the fair •Breed classes must have a minimum of 5 total head/class or the fair reserves the right to combine classes •Pre-entry not required PAY OUT FOR OPEN CLASS DAIRY: 1st place = $25 2nd place = $20 3rd place = $15 4th place and below = $10 Best udder in lot 11-14 = $10 Junior Champion = trophy and $30 Best udder of show = trophy and $30 Senior Champion = trophy and $30 ALL BREED SHOW •Lot 1: Bull calf born after 8/31/2017 •Lot 2: Spring Heifer Calf born after Feb. 28, 2018 •Lot 3: Winter Heifer Calf born Dec. 1, 2017-Feb. 28, 2018 •Lot 4: Fall Heifer Calf born Sept. 1,-Nov. 30, 2017 •Lot 5: Summer Yearling Heifer born June 1-Aug. 31, 2017 •Lot 6: Spring Yearling Heifer born Mar 10-May 31, 2017 •Lot 7: Winter Yearling Heifer born Dec. 1, 2016-Feb. 29, 2017 •Lot 8: Fall Yearling Heifer born Sept. 10-Nov. 30, 2017 JUNIOR AND RESERVED JUNIOR CHAMPION •Lot 9: Junior Best Three females from lots 2-8 all owned by exhibitor •Lot 10: Dry cow •Lot 11: Two-year-old cow in milk (must have freshened) born Sept. 1, 2014-Aug. 31, 2016 •Lot 12: Three-year-old cow in milk born Sept. 1, 2014-Aug. 31, 2015 •Lot 13: Four-year-old cow in milk born Sept. 1, 2013-Aug. 31, 2014 •Lot 14: Aged cow in milk born before Sept. 1, 2013 SENIOR AND RESERVED SENIOR CHAMPION Best Udder of show

Department F (East Wing of Home and Hobbies Building) Pre-registration is preferred by June 15, 2018. Entries will be accepted on Wednesday, June 20, 2018 12:00pm-6:00pm Please include address labels. Judging will take place Wednesday, June 20 at 6:30pm No Entry Fees Contact person: Faye Mavis, Sebeka (218) 837-5940 email: mavisseb@wcta.net No awards will be made on varieties not shown on premium list. Premiums will not be awarded to inferior collections or specimens even if there is not other competition. Lots may not be combined for additional entry. Prizes as follows: 1st - $4, 2nd - $3, 3rd - $1. A $25 sweepstakes award for Grand Champion vegetable exhibit will be given. *Entries will be held until Sunday, June 24th at 6pm. Premiums will not be paid on articles removed before the close of the fair. Class 1—THRESHED GRAIN AND GRASS SEEDS In Class 1 exhibits may be grown in 2017 or 2018. Lots 1 to 15 sample must be 1 pint each. Lot Lot

1 Wheat, Spring 9 Millet 2 Wheat, Hard Winter 10 Clover, Med., Red or Mammoth 11 Clover, Alsike 3 Triticale 12 Clover, Sweet, Yellow or White 4 Barley, Six Row 13 Alfalfa 5 Oats 14 Soybeans 6 Rye 15 Field Beans, White 7 Buckwheat 8 Timothy 16 Sunflowers

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Class 3—FORAGE IN BUNDLES

1 Timothy 2 Red Top 3 Millet Sheaf (Hay) 4 Corn Fodder 5 Soybean Sheaf (Hay) 6 Display of Wild Grasses (Hay) 7 Brome Grass

Lot 8 Sudan Grass (Hay) 9 Reed Canary Grass 10 Sunflower 11 Red Clover 12 Alfalfa 13 Sweet Clover14 Alsike 15 Birds Foot Trefoil16 Display of Legume Hay, 3 varieties

Class 4—CORN 2017 Harvest Lot 1 10 Ears of Yellow Dent 2 10 Ears White Dent 3 10 Ears of Flint, any variety

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4 10 Ears of Sweet Corn 5 10 Ears of Pop corn 6 Display of Corn, 30 ears

CLASS 6 — FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Lot

1 Raspberries (6 berries) 2 Strawberries (6 berries) 3 Asparagus (3 spears) 4 Green Onions (3 specimens) 5 Head Lettuce (1 head in water) 6 Leaf Lettuce (3 leaves in water)

7 Peas (3 pods) 8 Radishes (3 specimens) 9 Rhubarb (3 stalks) 10 Spinach (1 plant) 11 Kohlrabi (3 small) 12 Kale (3 leaves in water) 13 Any other not listed

To assist the gardener in selecting and preparing the vegetables for exhibit, the following suggestions are made. Uniform size, shape, color, free of insects, disease, mechanical damage. Snap Beans: Harvest before constrictions appear between seeds, when seeds are about half grown. Pods should be wiped clean but not washed. Leave stems attached. Beets, Carrots, Parsnips, Turnips, Rutabagas: Root crops should be uniform and not pithy or coarse in texture. Tops trimmed off 1-1/4 inches above the crown. Side roots trimmed off but not the tap root. Clean by brushing. Broccoli: Heads should be dark or purplish green and compact. Avoid yellow flowers in head. Stems cut about 5 inches from top of head. Cabbage: Stems cut about 1/2 inch below the head. Remove blemished or broken leaves. Leave 1 or 2 wrapper leaves. Cauliflower: Heads should be white, compact and free of small leaves and ricy texture. Stems cut so as to leave 4 to 6 leaves. Outer leaves trimmed to 1-2 inches above the white head. Use soft bristled brush to remove dirt from heads. Celery: Remove roots of stalk and trim butt to form a triangle for pyramid. Trim diseased and broken leaves on outside until color is uniform. Cucumbers: Pickling: Select fruits 3-5 inches long. Specimens should be the same state of maturity and uniform in size, shape and color. Slicers: Select fruits that are straight, dark green and 6-10 inches long. They should be uniform in size, shape and color. Leave stems attached. Kohlrabi: Roots removed just below the ball. Remove all but the upper 4-6 leaves. Select specimens that are uniform, medium size and not hard or woody. Skin should be easily punctured by thumbnail. They should be clean but not washed. Storage Onions: Have specimens uniform. The neck should be small. Do not peel to give a slick appearance. Only such outer scales that are broken or discolored should be removed. Small basal roots should be left intact but trimmed to a uniform length of 1/2 inch. Wipe or brush but do not wash. Bunching Onions: Peeled roots, trimmed tops, cut uniform 6-8 inches. Summer Squash: Selects specimens that are uniform in size, shape and color. Leave about 1/2 inch of stem and wipe fruits clean. Winter Squash and Pumpkins: Fruits should be uniform in size, shape and color and free of defects. Leave stems attached to the fruits. Swiss Chard: Select plants that are fresh, crisp and have bright green leaves. Trim off roots and trim butts to a pyramid shape. Trim off diseased and broken leaves on the outside until the color is uniform. Tomatoes: Select fruits that are uniform in size, shape and color. Remove stems. Fruits should be uniformly shaped and free of blemishes. Radishes: Exhibit with leaves. Fresh, firm, crisp, good colored, smooth. Roots shown free of blemishes. Cut tops and tap root to 1/2”. Keep refrigerated until ready to exhibit. Rhubarb: The stalk should be pulled and leaves trimmed to 2” of leaf stalk. Stalks straight, have good color, free of blemishes. Leaf stalk should be clean and free of any soil. The varieties of fruits and berries listed are based on recommendations for District 5 by the MN State Horticultural Society. Collection cannot be entered singly. Please include variety name or names with exhibit. Scale of Points Color 20 Condition 30 Size 15 (Showmanship) Trueness to variety 10 Total 100 Uniformity 25 Fruit Showmanship: Condition of 30 pts is important. Damage by insects or disease should be disqualified. Handle specimens carefully. Do not polish fruit; wipe free of dust and residue WADENA COUNTY FAIR 2018 | PAGE 7

Celebrate 125 years of Horticulture in Wadena County! All garden clubs are invited to create a display honoring the history of the Floral Department at the Wadena County Fair.

Please bring in at the same time as your other entries. Displays will not be judged. Contact Darlene Leonard with questions 218-430-0191

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Apples: Medium size w/good color for variety. Free of insects, disease, mechanical injury. Stems intact; not broken. Polishing removes natural bloom. No leaves or foliage. Remove stem spurs. Blackberries: Show with stems or core. Good size, uniform, free of insects/disease. Overripe are dull, soft. Cherries: Show like plums. Apples, Crab: Typical of variety in size & color. Unbroken stems attached, uniform in shape. Free of insects, mechanical injury. Size and fruit quality important. Currants: Show in bunches/clusters. Individual berries large, clean, bright. Bunches well filled; free of insects/disease. Gooseberries: Individual berries, ripe or green. Ripe, good flavor/quality. Size and condition important. Grapes: Clusters uniform in size, color, must be dense/compact. Firmly attached to stem. Entries plump and fresh. High color indicated good quality/sugar content. Specimens mature; not overripe. Pears: Uniform size, shape typical. Free of insects, mechanical injuries/blemishes/bruises. No mixed varieties. Stems attached. Plums/Cherries: Fresh, plump, fully colored. Uniform in size, shape, typical of variety. Stems attached; natural bloom. Disqualify overripe/green fruits or place low. Raspberries: Stated number of berries. Fruits good size, uniform, free of insects or disease. Not stems attached - turned down. Strawberries: Stated numbers of specimens. Uniform in size, shape, color, no green streaks. Fresh, clean, bright - no mixed varieties. Free in insects, disease, damage. Cans and short stems attached. When display box are required, show w/o paper cover/plastic. Class 14 — HOME BREW Entrants must be 21 years of age or older. Amateurs only. No professional or commercial brewers allowed. 1st - $10.00, 2nd - $7.50, 3rd - Ribbon Trophy for Wine & Beer Lot 1 Lager 2 Ale 5 3 Red/Wine 4 White/Wine

5 Wine/Table 6 Other 7 Red Wine Made with MN fruits

8 White Wine Made with MN fruits 9 Other Made with MN fruits

Floral Division Department “F”

Pre-registration is preferred. Forms are found on page 2 of this book. Pre-registrations are due June 15, 2018. Judging will take place Wednesday, June 20. No entry fee. Include preprinted address labels with registration. Helen Quaschnick, Superintendent Phone 837-5836 Most Blue Entries Per Club: 1st-$25; 2nd-$15 A trophy will be awarded to the exhibitor winning the most blue ribbons and a purple Reserve Champion Ribbon for second place. Rules of Design Division: *Artificial foliage and flowers, fruits and vegetables are not permitted. Accessories may be used. No flowers from commercial sources may be used. Commercial growers selling plants or bulbs may not exhibit. Entries may be brought in Wednesday, June 20, from 12pm-6pm. *Bring your own jars for exhibits. Responsibility for entering only the specified number of blooms or stems for each lot is that of the exhibitor. Condition your plant material before using in designs or entering specimens. Take a tepid (room temperature) pail of water to the garden in which to immediately place your specimens. Use a sharp knife or shears to cut stems on a slant. Cut in late afternoon/early evening or early morning. Avoid new growth it wilts easily. Recut stems under water preventing air pockets.

Place pail in basement, without drafts, to cool. Remove foliage below water line of your specimen entry. Pick up items Sunday, June 24 at 6pm FLOWER DIVISION - Class A Wadena County 2018 Categories for Arrangements Theme: Salute to Minnesota

Lot 1. Land of Sky Blue Water 2. Tall Forests 3. Fields of Grain 4. Shopping Malls 5. Manufacturing Plants

6. Ore Mines 7. Busy Railroads 8. Shipping Port 9. Indian Nations 10. Sport Teams

Cut Flowers: Only 1 entry in each class by an exhibitor. All Flowers must be grown by exhibitor. All cut flowers must be brought in small bottles for small specimens and larger bottles for larger specimens. No foliage should be under water. Premiums paid on all divisions. 1st-$3.00; 2nd-$2.00; 3rd-$1.00. Trophy for most blues. Trophy and Reserve Ribbon. FLORAL - Class B Bulbs, Rhizomes and Tubers Lot 1 Begonias, 1 bloom in water 6 Peony - 1 bloom, debudded, 2 Iris (may be divided by color) 1 with foliage. May color divide stalk (red, pink, white, other) a. Bearded a. Single Peony b. Siberian b. Double Peony c. Japanese c. Semi-Double Peony d. Collection - 3 stalks different 7 Tulip, 1 bloom e. Collection - 3 stalks one 8 Dahlia variety a. red 3 Lily, Asiatic Hybrids b. pink 4 c. yellow Lily, Oriental a. Tiger Lily d. white 5 Narcissus - 1 stem e. other 9 Not listed above

ANNUALS (SHOW WITH FOLIAGE) - Class B1

Lot 24 Marigold, under 1-1/2”, 3 1 Ageratum, 3 stems 2 Aster, 3 blooms, alike blooms 2a Aster, 3 blooms, assorted 25 Marigold, single, 3 blooms 3 Baby’s Breath, (fresh) 1 spray 26 Nastutium, single 3 blooms 4 Bachelor Buttons, 3 stems, alike 27 Nasturtium, double, 3 blooms 4a Bachelor buttons, 3 stems, 28 Nicotinia, 3 stems assorted 29 Pansy, 3 blooms 5 Balsam, 1 stem 30 Petunia, single 1 spray 6 Bells of Ireland, 1 stalk 31 Petunia, double 1 spray 7 Calendula, 3 blooms 32 Petunia, wave 1 spray 8 Candytuft, 3 stems 33 Phlox, annual 3 blooms 9 Canterbury Bells, 1 stem 34 Pinks, 3 blooms 10 Carnation, 3 bloms 35 Salvia, blue 3 blooms 11 Celosia, plume, 1 spike 36 Salvia, red 3 blooms 12 Celosia, crest, 1 stem 37 Scabiosa (Pinchusion Flower), 3 13 Cleome, 1 truss blooms 14 Cosmos, 3 blooms 38 Snapdragon, 1 color, 3 stems 15 Dianthus, 3 stems 39 Snapdragon, 3 colors, 3 stems 16 Dusty Miller, 3 stems 40 Snapdragons, dwarf, 3 stems 16a Feverfew, 1 stem 41 Sweet Peas, 3 stems 16b Gaillardia 42 Statice, 1 stem 17 Helianthus (Sunflower) 1 bloom 43 Tithonia (Mexican Sunflower), 3 18 Helichrysum, (Strawflower), 3 blooms stems 44 Verbena, 3 stems 18a Impatiens, 3 stems 45 Zinnia, under 4”, 3 blooms 19 Lakrspur, 1 spike 46 Zinnia 4” or larger, 1 bloom 20 Lavatera, 1 stem 47 Zinnia, cactus type under 4”, 3 21 Lisiathus, 1 stem blooms 22 Marigold, over3”, 1 bloom 48 Zinnia, cactus type 4” or larger, 23 Marigold, 1-1/2”-3”, 3 blooms 1 blooms 48a Zinnia, pompom 3 blooms 49 Coleus, 1 stem 49a Love lies bleeding 49b Kale, flowering 50 Any other

PERENNIALS AND BIENNIALS - Class C

Lot 1 Bleeding Heart - 1 stem 2 Columbine - 1 stem 3 Cora Bells - 3 stems 4 Cora Bells - 1 leaf 5 Daylily - 1 scape 6 Foxglove - 1 spike 7 Hosta - All green - 1 leaf a. Very large - over 8” b. Large - 4” to 8” c. Medium - 2” to 4” d. Small - 1” to 2” e. Miniature - 1” or less 8 Hosta - Variegated - 1 leaf f. Very large - over 8” g. Large - 4” to 8” h. Medium - 2” to 4” i. Small - 1” to 2” j. Miniature - 1” or less 9 Lupine - 1 spike - May color divide 10 Poppy, Oriental - 1 stem 11 Roses a. Hybrid Tea - 1 bloom, with foliage, disbudded b. Floribunda - 1 spray with foliage c. Grandiflora - 1 spray with foliage

d. Pillar or Climber - 1 spray with foliage e. Miniature - suitable specimen f. Polyantha - suitable specimen g. Species - suitable specimen 12 Painted Daisy 13 Baptisia 14 Veronica a. Yarrow (achillea) 15 Gas Plant 16 Balloon Flower 17 Bell Flower 18 Butterfly Weed 19 Campanulla 20 Delpinium 21 Perennial Batchelor Button 22 Sweet William 23 Shasta Daisy 24 Salvia 25 Blue Hosta 26 Variegated into yellow edged 2 white edge 27 Monkshood 28 Any Other 29 Divide Day Lilies by color

HORTICULTURE - Class D Flowering Shrub, Vine or Ornamental Evergreen 18” to 30” branch 1 specimen

Lot 1 Clematis Vine, attached to dowel 2 Spirea 3 Lilac - May divide by color 4 Snowball

5 Astilbe 6 Weigellia 7 Honey Suckle 8 Any other not listed

HORTICULTURE - Class E Herbs - Displayed in water

Lot 1 Thyme, 3 sprigs, any length 2 Rosemary, 3 sprigs, to 8” 3 Kitchen Basil, 3 leaves at least 2”x3” 4 Chives, 3 stems, with blooms 5 Curly Parsley, 3 stems, to 12” 6 Chinese Parsley (Cilantro) 3 sprigs 7 Dill, 3 stems with umbels to 18”

8 Oregano, 3 stems to 8” 9 Peppermint, 3 stems to 18” a. Catnip 10 Any other kitchen herb 11 Any other ornamental herb 12 Cluster of dried herbs, 1 variety 13 Cluster of dried herbs, different varieties

Children’s

PEDAL PULL Saturday, June 23 • 11:00 A.M.

Sanctioned by the Minnesota Pedal Pullers Association - 1st, 2nd and 3rd place qualify for State

AGES 3-9

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HORTICULTURE - Class F Potted Plants Hanging, Potted Plants, Planters, Dish Gardens Must have had planters for 3 months.

Lot 1 African Violet, green foliage 2 African Violet, colored foliage 3 Begonia a. Rex b. Fibrous c. Tuberous 4 Bonsai 5 Cactus 6 Any other Succulent 7 Dieffenbachia 8 Fern 9 Fig 10 Geranium a. Scented or species b. Zonal 11 Gloxinia 12 Wax Plant 13 Ivy 14 Jade Plant 15 Kalanchoe

16 Orchid 17 Peperomia 18 Philodendron 19 Pothos 20 Sansevieria 21 Swedish Ivy 22 Wandering Jew 23 Any other blooming plant 24 Any other foliage plant 25 Planter (minimum 3 plants) 26 Dish Garden (minimum 3 plants) 27 Terrarium 28 Fairy Garden 29 Hen & Chicken 30 Sedum 31 Creeping Jenny 32 Lamium 33 Fushia 34 Hibiscus 35 Gerbera Daisy

KITCHEN & DINING ROOM Class 1 - TABLE LINENS A. Placemats (2) Lot 1 Knit 2 Crochet 3 Embroidered

Lot 4 Stenciled 5 Appliqued 6 Cross Stitch

Lot 7 Counted Cross Stitch 8 Quilted 9 Other

Lot 13 Knit 14 Crochet 15 Embroidered

B. Table & Lunch Cloth Lot 16 Stenciled 17 Appliqued 18 Counted Cross Stitch

Lot 19 Quilted 20 Other

Class 2 — ACCESSORIES A. Dishtowels (1) Lot Lot 3 Applique 5 Stenciling 4 Hardanger 6 Other

Lot 1 Embroidery 2 Cross Stitch

B. Potholders (2) Lot 10 Counted Cross Stitch 11 Applique 12 Stenciled 13 Woven

Lot 6 Knit 7 Crochet 8 Embroidery 9 Cross Stitch

BATHROOM

HORTICULTURE - Class G Juniors up to 12 Champion Ribbon for most blue ribbons

Lot 1 Hosta, green 1 leaf 2 Hosta, variegated, 1 leaf 3 Leaf Lettuce - 3 leaves in water 4 Green Onions - 3 specimens 5 Peas - 3 pods

6 Radish 3 specimens 7 Strawberries - 3 berries 8 Fairy Garden 9 Planter (minimum 3 plants) 10 Any other not listed

Home & Hobbies Department Department “I” — Section A

Faye Mavis – Email: mavisseb@wcta.net; Phone 837-5940 No Entry Fee. Use registration form on pg. 2. Please include address labels. Judging will take place on Wednesday, June 20 at 6:30 p.m. Rules: 1. Preregistration is preferred by June 15, 2018. 2. All entries must be brought in on Tuesday, June 20, from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. No late entries will be accepted. 3. No exhibits will be accepted for competition which are not listed in the premium list. 4. All articles out of date, soiled, not of one’s own manufacture or previously exhibited in department cannot be accepted 5. An exhibitor may enter only one exhibit in any lot, but he may enter in as many lots as he wishes. 6. Articles must be neatly finished on back side, clean and well pressed. 7. Judges are instructed not to award premiums in any lot unless article is worthy of merit even if there is not competition. 8. Articles may be picked up Sunday 24, 6pm. Premiums issued for department are as follows: 1st - $4.00, 2nd - $3.00, 3rd - $1 Other Ribbons Awarded will be: *Grand Champion Homemaking Crafts - Ribbon *Reserve Champion Homemaking Crafts - Ribbon *Grand Champion Culinary - Ribbon *Reserve Champion Culinary - Ribbon *Most Blue Ribbons/individual - $15.00 * Overall Grand Champion of Dept. - $25.00

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Lot 14 Hand Quilted 15 Machine Quilted Fabric 16 Other

Class 4 — LINENS A. Towels Lot 3 Counted Cross Stitch 4 Monogram

Lot 1 Embroidery 2 Cross Stitch

Lot 5 Braid Trim 6 Textile Paint 7 Other

Lot 1 Boudior 2 Needlepoint 3 Embroidered 4 Crewel 5 Crochet

Class 6 — PILLOWS Lot 6 Knit 7 Patchwork 8 Applique 9 Latch-hook 10 Counted Cross Stitch

Lot 1 Hooked Yarn 2 Crochet Rag 3 Crochet Yarn

Class 7 — RUGS Lot 4 Braided Rag 5 Woven Yarn 6 Loomed Rag

Lot 7 Recycled Material 8 Other

Lot 1 Crochet 2 Afghan Stitch 3 Afghan Stitch with cross stitch

Class 8 — AFGHANS Lot 4 Woven 5 Hairpin Lace 6 Baby Knit 7 Baby Crochet

Lot 8 Machine Knit 9 Knit 10 Other

Lot 9 Embroidery 10 Cross Stitch 11 Counted Cross Stitch Lot 1 Collar

Class 11 — TATTING Lot 2 Doilies

8 tickets for $20 Available at Community First Bank, Sebeka CMCU Extension Office Fleet Supply Maasconi’s in Verndale

True Star-Menahga Tickets will only be sold until June 15 at 5pm

CARNIVAL by Midwest Rides

OPEN

THURS-FRI-SAT

Class 9 — LINENS A. Pillowcases (1)

B. Dresser Scarf Lot 12 Appliqueed 13 Stencil 14 Child’s Room

ADVANCED TICKETS

Lot 11 Folded Fabric 12 Stencil 13 Lace & Ribbon 14 Quilted 15 Other

BEDROOMS Lot 4 Applique 5 Stencil 6 Child’s Room

RIDES

Mid Central Federal in Staples and Wadena

GENERAL HOUSEHOLD

Lot 1 Embroidery 2 Cross Stitch 3 Counted Cross Stitch

CARNIVAL

Lot 7 Quilted 8 Other

Lot 15 Quilted 16 Other

Lot 3 Other

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WADENA COUNTY FAIR 2018 | PAGE 11

New to the Fair this year…

The All American

Lumberjack Show

Thursday, June 21 • 7 p.m. $12 Gate Admission (Kids 5 and under FREE) Gates open at 5. Concessions on site. This is a Family Friendly Event, so bring the whole gang.

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Wadena

County June Fair 23rd Featuring Red River Valley Pullers Pit gates will open at 10:00am

6:00 PM Wild Card Pulling Classes as listed.

Contact Ryan Tichy at 218-639-5325 PAGE 14 | WADENA COUNTY FAIR 2018

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Homemaking Crafts continued Lot 1 Pieced/Hand Tied 2 Pieced/Hand Quilted 3 Pieced/Machine Quilted 4 Applique 5 Crazy Quilt 6 Special Mixed/ Technique

Class 12 — QUILTS Lot 7 Baby Quilt - Hand Tied 8 Baby Quilt Machine Quilted 9 Baby Quilt/Hand Quilted 10 Embroidered 11 Group Quilt 12 Stenciled Quilt

Lot 13 Mittens Lot 13 Quilted Garment 14 Miniature Quilt 15 First Quilt 16 Fleece 17. Sr. Citizens 65+ a. Hand Tied b. Hand Quilted c. Machine Quilted 18. Other

KNIT & CROCHET Class 13 — ADULT HAND KNITS A. Large Item Lot Lot Lot 1 Men’s Sweater, 3 Men’s Sweater, 6 Women’s Vest Plain Complicated 7 4-Pc. Ensemble, 2 Women’s 4 Women’s (Hat, Scarf & Sweater, Plain Sweater, Mitten) Complicated 7b Other 5 Men’s Vest Lot 8 Slippers 9 Socks 10 Hat

B. Small Item Lot 11 Mittens/Gloves 12 Scarf 13 Collar

Lot 14 Other 15 Cuffs

Class 14 — CHILD HAND KNITS A. Large Item Lot Lot Lot 1 Sweater- Plain 4 3-Pc. Set (Hat, 6 Dress 2 SweaterSweater & Booties) 7 Other Complicated 5 4-Pc. Outdoor 3 Jacket-Poncho Ensemble (Cap, Scarf, Mittens) Lot 7 Slippers

B. Small Item Lot 8 Socks/Booties 9 Cap

Lot 10 Scarf 11 Other

Class 15 — ADULT CROCHET A. Large Item Lot Lot Lot 1 Men’s Sweater, 3 Men’s Sweater, 6 Women’s Vest Lt./Med. Weight Bulky 7 4-Pc. Set (Cap, 2 Women’s 4 Women’s Scarf Mittens) Sweater, Lt./ Sweater, Bulky 8 Crochet Shawl Med. Weight 5 Men’s Vest 8b Other Lot 9 Slippers 10 Hat 11 Mittens 12 Scarf 13 Doily (Under 14”) Yarn

B. Small Item Lot 14 Doily (Over 14”) Yarn 15 Doily (Under 14”) Crochet Cotton

Lot 16 Doily (Over 14”) Crochet Cotton 17 Cuffs 18 Other

Class 16 — CHILD’S CROCHET A. Large Item 5 4-Pc. Set (Cap, Lot 3 Jacket/Poncho 4 Matched Set Scarf, Mittens) 1 Sweater, Lt./ (Sweater, Cap, 6 Dress Med. Weight Booties) 7 Other 2 Sweater, Bulky Lot 7 Slippers 8 Booties

Lot 1 Simple Lot

B. Small Item Lot 9 Cap 10 Scarf

Lot 11 Mittens 12 Other

Class 17 — Machine Knit A. Adult Garment Lot Lot 2 Complicated 3 Other B. Small item 11 Cap

12 Scarf

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14 Slippers Lot

15 Booties 16 Other

Dressed

Lot 3 Decorative 4 Knit 5 Crochet

CLOTHING CONSTRUCTION Class 18 — WOMEN’S GARMENTS A. Complicated Lot Lot Lot 1 Complicated 2 Simple 3 Other

Lot 1 Complicated

Class 19 — MEN’S GARMENT A. Complicated Lot Lot 2 Simple 3 Other

Class 20 — CHILDREN’S GARMENTS A. Complicated Lot Lot Lot 1 Complicated 2 Simple 3 Other

Lot 1 Large Item

Class 21 — Fleece Lot 2 Small Item

Lot 1 Complicated

Class 22 — HOMEMADE BAGS Lot 2 Simple

Class 23 –WALLHANGINGS AND PICTURES (Must have means to hang) Lot 3 Ink 6 Calligraphy 1 Pencil 4 Charcoal 7 Other 2 Oil/Acrylic 5 Water Color

Lot 1 Crewel 2 Needlepoint 3 Latch-hook

Class 24 –HANDICRAFTS (Must have means to hang) 4 Counted Cross 7 Quilted Stitch 8 Macrame 9 Hardanger 5 String Art 6 Stencil 10 Other

Class 25 — NOVELTY WALLHANGING/PICTURE (Must have means to hang) Lot Lot Lot 1 Kitchen 4 Bedroom 7 Den 2 Dining Room 5 Bathroom 8 Child’s room 3 Living Room 6 Family Room 9 Other Class 26 — PHOTOGRAPHY (Must be Mounted, Non-Professional Only) A. Black & White 3 Nature 7 Floral Lot 4 Animals 8 Panoramic 1 Scenic 5 Collage 9 Seasons 2 People 6 Digitally 10 Other a. adults enhanced b. children Lot 11 Scenic 12 People a. adults b. children

B. Color 13 Nature 14 Animals 15 Digitally enhanced 16 Floral

17 Collage 18 Panoramic 19 Seasons 20 Other

HANDICRAFTS (Not to be hung) Lot 1 Useful Box 2 Plate, Tray or Plaque

Class 27 — ROSEMALING Lot Lot 3 Small Saw Blade 5 Coffee Pot with Stand 6 Wood Art 4 Cream Can 7 Other

Class 28 — TOLE PAINTING (On Wood or Metal) Lot 3 Small Saw Blade 6 Tole Painted 1 Useful Box w/Stand Picture 2 Plate, Tray or 4 Cream Can 7 Plaque/Sign Plaque 5 Coffee Pot 8 Other Lot

Class 29 — DOLLS 1 Clothing

2 Stuffed &

Lot 6 Porcelain 7 Other

Class 30 — MISCELLANEOUS TOYS Lot Lot Lot 1 Stuffed Animal 3 Knit Toy 5 Other 2 Puppet 4 Crochet Toy Lot 1 Stool 2 Bench 3 Chest 4 Bird Feeder 5 Bird House 6 Doll House 7 Toys & Toy Furniture

Class 31 — WOODWORKING Lot Lot 8 Decoys 15 Picture Frames 9 Clock 16 Hand Carving 10 Cars 17 Planter 11 Boxes 18 Wood Burning 12 Wood Inlay 19 29” & Under Other 13 Jigsaw/Coping/ 20 30” & Over Scroll Other 14 Sculpture 21 Shelf 22 Other

Class 32 — MISCELLANEOUS Lot Lot Lot 1 Ceramic 7 Calligraphy 13 Origami 2 Wheat Weaving 8 Tooled Leather 14 Rock Painting 3 Dried Centerpiece 9 Padded Frame 15 Other 4 Stenciling 10 Padded Album 16 Paper Mache 5 Metal Punch 11 Plastic Canvas 17 Weaving 6 Basketry 12 Decorative Eggs Lot 1 Tree Skirt 2 Tablecloth 3 Stocking 4 Pillow 5 Centerpiece 6 Wreath

Class 33 — SEASONAL HOME DECOR Lot Lot 7 Under 3” Ornament 13 Decor. Christmas 8 Over 3” Ornament Sweatshirt 9 Wall Decoration 14 Other 10 Tree Top Ornament 15 Scarecrows 11 Angel 12 Quilted Article

Class 34— SENIOR CITIZENS (OVER 65) 12 Afghan, Knit 24 Apron Lot 13 Afghan, Crochet 25 Tatting 1 Doll Clothes 14 Sweater, Knit 26 Counted Cross Stitch 2 Ceramic 15 Sweater, Crochet 27 Eggs-Decorative 3 Pencil Drawing 16 Ink Drawing 28 Fleece Article 4 Wood Carving 17 Model Ships 29 Crochet Trim Hanky 5 Other Wood 18 Crochet Shawl 30 Model cars 6 Rug 23 19 Small Knit Article 31 Model Airplanes 7 Stuffed Toy 20 Sm. Crochet Article 32 Artistic Display 8 Other Toy 21 Decorative Pillow 33 Other 9 Candlewick 22 Needlepoint 10 Painting Stenciling 11 Embroidery Lot 1 StationaryAssort. of 3 2 Greeting CardsAssort. of 3 Lot 1 Large

Class 35 — CURRENT CRAFTS 3 Candlemaking 8 Stained Glass 4 Recycle Art 9 Yarn Work 5 Homemade Soap 10 T-shirt scarves 6 Beadwork 11 Adult Coloring 7 Jewelry 12 Other Class 36 — BOOK BINDING Lot 2 Small

Class 37 — SCRAPBOOK/MEMORY BOOK Lot Lot Lot 1 8 x 8 Single 3 12 x 12 Single 5 Computer, Single Page Page Page 2 8 x 8 2-page 4 12 x 12 2-page 6 Computer 2-Page 7 Other Lot 1 Mailbox 2 Picture Frame

Class 38 — METAL WORK Lot Lot 3 Garden Art 5 Sculpture over 3’ 4 Wind Chimes 6 Other

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WADENA COUNTY FAIR COLORING CONTEST

Name_______________________________________________________________________ Age _____

Phone_____________ Parent’s Names________________________________

RULES: 1) Contest is for children 6 and under. 2) Contestant must color without assistance. 3) One entry per contestant. 4) Deadline is Thursday, June 21, 2018 at 7pm. 5) Winners will be announced Friday, June 22, 2018 at 12pm.

2 GRAND PRIZE WINNER’S WILL EACH RECEIVE A NEW BIKE!! CELEBRATING 125 YEARS • JUNE 21-24 WADENA COUNTY FAIR 2018 | PAGE 17

Picturing the Good Life Wadena

Photo Exhibit

Commercial Building 1

Vote for your favorite Wadena is the hub of a region filled with undiscovered opportunities for living “The Good Life”. To help tell this story the Wadena Area Chamber of Commerce was awarded a grant from Region 5 Branding Project funded by the National Joint Powers Alliance. The project is to collect images that portray the good life in the Wadena area. For more information contact the Wadena County Historical Society at 218 631-9079 001725883r1

Wadena County Fair

June 21-24

AnimalFest AnimalFest Petting Zoo - All four days! AnimalFest presents a full-sized petting zoo filled with exotic and domestic animals. Animals may include: EMUS, ZEBRA, LLAMAS, GEESE, ALPACA, GOATS, SHEEP, CAMEL, CATTLE, WALLABIES, TORTOISES AND MORE!

Friday 2-8pm with presentation at 4pm Saturday Noon-6pm (in Comm. 2 building) PAGE 18 | WADENA COUNTY FAIR 2018

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Reptile Man Friday & Saturday

DISCOVER WADENA COUNTY HISTORY AT THE FAIR

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Historical Church

Little Red School House District 53

Lumberjack’s Bunkhouse

Log Cabin Interpretive Center

Celebrating 125 years of the Wadena County Fair (on display in the Log Cabin Interpretive Center)

Horse Racing at the Fair 1943 4/15/1943 Harkening back to the happy days of county fairs with home talent the principal items on their program bill of fare, the Wadena County Fair in 1943 will feature horse racing and many other things that will again bring it back to the people of this area. A racing circuit has been signed up and horses coming from Iowa, North and South Dakota, Wisconsin, Montana and many points in Minnesota will make for an exciting time around the track. Wadena for many years was one of the hot spots for racing... From the Wadena Pioneer Journel, April 15 1943

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Wadena County Historical Society • 603 Jefferson Street N, Wadena • 218-631-9079 • 603wchs@arvig.net

2018 Enduro Races Sunday, May 20th-2pm Saturday, June 16th-6pm Sunday,July 29-2pm Sunday, August 19th-2pm Sunday, September 9th-2pm

Championship Race (Top 10 lap holders) Sunday, October 7th-2pm

WADENA COUNTY FAIR 2018 | PAGE 19

Join us for our first annual

COMMUNITY COWBOY CHURCH SERVICE Sunday June 24 10:00 a.m. at the Historical Church Everyone Welcome!

Expires 7-31-18

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Class 39 — STAMPING/ EMBOSSING Lot Lot Lot 1 Stamped Cards (set 3 Embossed Cards 5 Other of 3) (set of 3) 2 Stamped Velum 4 Dry Embossed (set of 3) (set of 3) Class 40 — WOOD CARVING Lot Lot Lot 1 Carving in Round 2 Relief Carving 3 Bark Carving

Culinary Division Home & Hobbies Department “I” — Section

Faye Mavis – 837-5940 No Entry Fee Pre-registration form is found on page 2 of this booklet: Canning & Baking Rules: 1. Preregistration is preferred. Deadline is June 15, 2018. No registrations will be accepted on entry day. Please include preprinted address labels to use on registration cards. 2. All Entries must be brought in on Wednesday, June 20, from 12:00pm to 6:00pm. No entry fee. 3. All entries must be the work of the exhibitor. 4. No person can enter more than one exhibit in the same lot. 5. All breads and cakes should be taken out of the tins. 6. All canned goods must be in regulation pint or quart jars. Jelly and jams must be in regulation pints or 1/2 pints also. 7. All canned goods must have been canned within one year of the fair. We have the right to open all jars of canned goods to judge. 8. All baked goods must be made from scratch. No entries made from a mix will be accepted. 9. Baked goods may be placed on a paper plate & put in a zip lock bag for display. 10. Judging will take place Tuesday, June 20 a 6:30 p.m. Items in this department will be released Sunday, June 25, 2016 from 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 11. Premiums awarded in this department are: 1st - $4.00, 2nd $3.00, 3rd - $1.00. Class 40 — YEAST BREAD & SWEET DOUGH A. Yeast Bread (1/2 Loaf) Lot 4 Whole Wheat 7 Other Yeast 1 White Bread Bread Bread 2 Oatmeal Bread 5 Rye Bread 8 Bread Machine 3 Raisin Bread 6 Cinnamon Bread Bread

6 White 7 Sponge 8 Bunt 9 Oatmeal 10 Pound Lot 1 Brownies 2 Date

11 Cake in a Jar 12 Apple 13 Carrot 14 Fruit Cake 15 Jelly Roll

16 Choc. Cupcakes 17 White Cupcakes 18 Chiffon 19 Date 20 Other

Class 43 — BARS UNFROSTED (3) 3 Lemon 6 Apple 4 Cherry 7 Apricot 5 Raisin 8 Other

Class 44 — MISCELLANEOUS (3) 4 Doughnuts, 6 Rosettes Lot Raised 7 Lefse 1 Cream Puffs 5 Long Johns/ 8 Other 2 Doughnuts, Plain Bismarks 3 Doughnuts, Choc. Lot 1 Apple 2 Mince Lot 1 Fudge 2 Divinity 3 Penuche 4 Caramels

Class 45 — PIES (1/4 PIE)

3 Rhubarb 6 Raisin 4 Raspberry 7 Peach 5 Cherry 8 Blueberry Class 46 — CANDY (3 PIECES) Lot Lot 5 Toffee 9 Taffy 6 Molded Mints 10 Fruit Reather 7 Filled Candy 11 Marzipan 8 Peanut Brittle 12 Other

Class 47 — COOKIES (3 REQUIRED) Lot 6 Filled 12 Fancy 1 White Sugar 7 Chocolate 13 Spritz 2 Molasses 8 Chocolate Chip 14 Unbaked Cookies 3 Light Dropped 9 Oatmeal 15 Peanut 10 Gingersnaps 16 Other 4 Dark Dropped 11 Peanut Butter 5 Ice Box Canned 48 — CANNED VEGETABLES Lot 7 Corn 13 Tomato Juice 1 Asparagus 8 Peas 14 Mixed Veg. for 2 Beans, Green 9 Pumpkin Soup 10 Sauerkraut 15 Spinach 3 Beans, Yellow 4 Beet Greens 11 Tomatoes (Cut) 16 Vegetable Juice 12 Tomatoes 17 Potatoes 5 Beets 6 Carrots (Whole) Lot 1 Blueberries 2 Blackberries 3 Cranberries 4 Bing Cherries 5 Crab Apples 6 Red Currants Lot 1 Maple

Class 49 — CANNED FRUITS 7 Gooseberries 14 Pears 8 Ground Cherries 15 Apples 9 Plums 16 Grapes 10 Raspberries 17 Applesauce 11 Rhubarb 18 Mixed Fruit 12 Apricot 13 Peaches A. Syrups 2 Blueberry 3 Strawberry

4 Other

B. Yeast Sweet Dough (1/2 Loaf or 3 Rolls) Lot 13 White Dinner 18 Prune-filled Roll 8 Coffee Cake 14 Whole Wheat 19 Danish Pastry 9 Tea Ring Dinner Roll Rolls 10 White Buns 15 Other Dinner Roll 20 Other 11 Whole Wheat 16 Unfrosted Sweetbread Loaf Bun Cinnamon Roll 21 Bread Machine 12 Other Bun 17 Caramel Rolls

Class 50 — MEATS, PICKLES, & RELISHES A. Meats 4 Sausage 9 Pickled Meat/Fish Lot 5 Fish 10 Bear 1 Chicken 6 Mincemeat 11 Squirrel 2 Beef 7 Mock Mincemeat 12 Rabbit 3 Pork 8 Venison

Class 41— QUICK BREADS (1/4 LOAF OR 3 MUFFINS OR BISCUITS) Lot 8 Bran Muffins (3) 13 Raisin Bread 1 Nut Bread 9 Blueberry 14 Bread Machine 2 Date Bread Muffins (3) 15 Zucchini Muffins 3 Banana Bread 10 Baking Powder (3) 4 Ginger Bread Biscuits (3) 16 Other Muffins 5 Pumpkin Bread 11 Quick Bread not listed (3) 6 Zucchini Bread Coffee Cake 17 Other Quick 7 Carrot Bread 12 Cranberry Bread Bread not listed

Lot 11 Mixed 12 Dill

B. Pickles 13 Chunk 14 Sweet 15 Beet

Lot 19 Catsup 20 Chili Sauce 21 Corn Relish

C. Relishes 22 Beet Relish 23 Chow Chow 24 Green Tomato 25 Spaghetti Sauce

Lot 1 Angel Food

Class 42 — CAKES UNFROSTED (4” x 4” Cake or 3 Cupcakes) 2 Devils Food 4 Marble 3 Yellow 5 Spice

Lot 1 Apple 2 Currant 3 Grape

Lot 11 Raspberry 12 Apricot 13 Grape 14 Peach 15 Plum

B. Jam 16 Strawberry 17 Apple 18 Blueberry 19 Orange Marmalade

20 Rhubarb Marmalade 21 Tomato Marmalade 22 Apple Butter

Class 52 — JUNIOR DIVISION (AGE 17 & YOUNGER) A. Breads (1/2 Loaf or 3 Rolls) Lot 4 Dark Yeast Rolls Coffee Cake 1 White Yeast 5 Other Yeast 9 Finnish Flat Bread Bread/Roll Bread 2 Dark Yeast 6 Quick Breads 10 Baking Powder Bread 7 3 Muffins 11 Bread Machine 3 White Yeast Rolls 8 Quick Bread B. Cakes, Cookies, Bars, & Miscellaneous (4x4 Cake or Pie, 3 Cookies) Lot 16 Chocolate Chip 20 Sugar Cookies 10 White Cake, 1/4 Cookies 21 Refrigerator 11 Dark Cake, 1/4 17 Oatmeal Cookies Cookies 12 White Cupcakes 18 Gingersnap 22 Candies (3) 13 Dark Cupcakes Cookies (3) 23 Pie 14 Angel Food Cake 19 Peanut Butter 24 Other 15 Bars (3) Cookies (3) Lot 1 Cookies

C. Junior Mixes in Jars 2 Bars 4 Other 3 Soups

Lot 1 Cookies

Class 53 — MIXES IN JARS (1 QUART) 2 Bars 4 Other 3 Soups

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16 Watermelon 17 Bread & Butter 18 Pickle relish 26 Zucchini Relish 27 Salsa 28 Other

Class 51— JELLY & JAM A. Jelly 4 Chokecherry 8 Strawberry 5 Pincherry 9 Raspberry 6 Cherry 10 Blackberry 7 Plum

Highway 10 Wadena 631-3330

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Students Arts, Crafts and Hobbies Entries must be made or taken by child. Pre-registration for Department K preferred by June 15, 2018. Use form on page 2. No entry fee. Ribbons for 1st, 2nd and 3rd, Premiums $2.00, $1.50 and $1.00. Exhibits may be brought in on Wednesday, June 20 from

12:00-6:00pm and can be picked up Sunday, June 24, 6:00-8:00pm. Kylene Lehmann 218-639-5364

CLASS 40 - (0-Pre-School ) LOT 1 Crayon 2 Chalk 3 Watercolor 4 Tempera or Acrylic 5 Finger paint 6 Felt tip 7 Pencil 8 Colored pencil 9 N/A 10 Paint by number 11 Rock painting 12 Holiday 13 Photography (unframed) 14 Computer art 15 Stenciled/stamping 16 Scrapbook page

17 Clay 18 Paper Mache 19 Metal 20 Sand Art 21 Fun Foam 22 Wood Kit 23 Wood craft 24 N/A 25 Yarn Work 26 String Art 27 Mobile 28 Bead Work 29 Jewelry 30 Ceramic or Plaster of Paris 31 Mosiac 32 Collage 33 Cut Paper

34 N/A 35 Booklet 36 N/A 37 Model 38 Toy 39 Weaving 40 N/A 41 Macaroni/Seed 42 N/A 43 Batik/Tye Dyed 44 Stuffed Item 45 Gift 46 Puppet 47 Legos 48 Plant or Flower 49 Other

CLASS 41 - (Gr. Kindergarten - 1) LOT 1 Crayon 2 Chalk 3 Watercolor 4 Tempera or Acrylic 5 Finger paint 6 Felt tip 7 Pencil 8 Colored pencil 9 N/A 10 Paint by number 11 Rock painting 12 Holiday 13 Photography (unframed) 14 Computer art 15 Stenciled/stamping 16 Scrapbook page

34 Creative Writing 35 Booklet 36 N/A 37 Model 38 Toy 39 Weaving 40 N/A 41 Macaroni/Seed 42 N/A 43 Batik/Tye Dyed 44 Stuffed Item 45 Gift 46 Puppet 47 Legos 48 Plant or Flower 49 Other

34 Creative Writing 35 Booklet 36 Embroidered Item 37 Model 38 Toy 39 Weaving 40 Quilted Item 41 Macaroni/Seed 42 Duct Tape item 43 Batik/Tye Dyed 44 Stuffed Item 45 Gift 46 Puppet 47 Legos 48 Plant or Flower 49 Other

CLASS 43 - (Gr. 4-5) LOT 1 Crayon 2 Chalk 3 Watercolor 4 Tempera or Acrylic 5 N/A 6 Felt tip 7 Pencil 8 Colored pencil 9 Charcoal 10 Paint by number 11 Rock painting 12 Holiday 13 Photography (unframed) 14 Computer art 15 Stenciled/stamping 16 Scrapbook page

CLASS 44 - (Gr. 6-7) CLASS 45 - Jr. High School (Gr. 8-9) CLASS 46 - Sr. High School (Gr. 10-11-12) LOT 1 Original Pastels 2 Original Chalk 3 Original Watercolor 4 Tempera or Acrylic 5 Original Ink 6 Original Felt tip 7 Original Pencil 8 Original Colored pencil 9 Original Charcoal 10 Original Oil 11 Yarnwork 12 Holiday 13 Photography (framed) 13 a. Color 13 b. B&W 13 c. Digitally enhanced 13 d. Collage 14 Computer art 15 Stenciled/stamping page or card

16 Scrapbook page 17 Clay 18 Paper Mache 19 Metal 20 Tooling 21 Graphic Design - create poster or package (used in Marketing) 22 Wood Carving 23 Wood craft 24 Wood Bruning 25 T-shirt scarf 26 Rock Painting 27 Mobile 28 Bead Work 29 Jewelry 30 Ceramic or Plaster of Paris 31 Mosiac 32 Collage 33 Origami 34 Creative Writing

35 Booklet 36 Embroidered Item 37 Model 38 Crochet Item 39 Weaving 40 Quilted Item 41 Complicated Garment 42 Simple Sewing Garment 43 Batik/Tye Dyed 44 Stuffed Item 45 Duck Tape Item 46 Recycled Art 47 Knitted Item 48 Multimedia Picture 49 Jewelry Set 50 Jewelry - Other 51 Other

Friday, June 22! Princess Kay Emily Annexstad

will be at the fair Noon-4:00 Cheese Taste Testing 1:00-2:30 in the Family Fun Center 2:30 4-H Pie Auction in the Show Arena 3:00-4:00 Hotdish contest and judging

Barnyard Olympics Sat., June 23 4:00pm SIGN UP IN OFFICE OR AT THE EVENT

$1 Entry per team (2 person teams)

OPEN TO ALL!

Ag related timed events More Info. Call Gene Roller:

218-640-5285

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TUESDAY, JUNE 19

1:00pm-5:00pm 4-H Conference Judging of all non-livestock projects. Exhibits brought in after 5:00pm on entry day will not be judged

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20

10:00am 4-H Horse Show 12:00pm-6:00pm Home & Hobbies Entries 10:00pm All animals in place-4-H and Open Class

THURSDAY, JUNE 21 KIDS/DAYCARE DAY

9:00am 4-H Rabbit Show 12:00pm Flag Raising ceremony and 125th celebratory cupcakes 12:00pm-12:00am Beer Garden & Food Open 12:00pm-10:00pm Vendor Buildings Open 12:00pm-7:00pm Historical Buildings Open 12:00pm-Close Animal Fest Petting Zoo 1:00pm-5:00-pm $20 Arm Bands for Carnival Rides 1:00pm-Close Carnival Rides by Midwest Rides 1:00pm 4-H Swine Show - Small Animal Barn 2:00pm 4-H Sheep Show - Small Animal Barn 2:00pm Bingo in the Beer Garden 3:00pm 4-H Beef Show - Show Arena 3:00pm Kids C oin Scramble by Information Center 3:00pm Country School in session - Little Red Schoolhouse 4:30pm 4-H Poultry Show 7:00pm All American Lumberjack Show-Grandstand 7:30pm-9:30pm “Wadena Whirlaways Square Dancing” in the Family Fun Center 8:00pm-12:00am Them Pesky Kids (Band Shell)

FRIDAY, JUNE 22 SENIORS’ & VETERANS’ DAY

8:00am 4-H Goat Show 9:00am 4-H Dairy Show, followed by Open Class Dairy Show Show Arena 9:00am 4-H Fun & Games Horse Show - Horse Arena 12:00pm 4-H Demonstrations - Family Fun Center 12:00pm-12:00am Beer Garden & Food Open 12:00pm-10:00pm Vendor Buildings Open 12:00pm-7:00pm Historical Buildings Open 12:00pm-Close Animal Fest Petting Zoo 1:00pm-5:00pm $20 Arm Bands for Carnival Rides 1:00pm-Close Carnival Rides by Midwest Rides 1:00pm-2:30pm Cheese Taste Testing with Princess Kay - Family Fun Center 2:00pm Bingo in the Beer Garden 2:00pm-8:00pm RAD Zoo - Commercial 2 Building 2:00pm-5:00pm Monroe Crossing - Band Shell-Bring Lawn ChairsFree Show! 2:30pm-3:00pm 4-H P ie Auction in the Show Arena

Kids C oin Scramble by the Information Center 3:00pm 3:00pm-4:00pm Hotdish Contest Judging 4:00pm RAD Zoo Presentation - Commercial 2 Building 5:00pm-8:00pm Eric’s Dance Band-Family Fun Center 7:00pm Central MN Bulls & Barrels - Grandstand 8:00pm-12:00am Shalo Lee Band (Band Shell)

SATURDAY, JUNE 23 AG APPRECIATION DAY 9:00am 4-H & FFA Dairy Judging, Dave Lemke Farm, Bluffton 9:00am Open Class Beef Show - Show Arena 11:00am Farmer Norm in the Family Fun Center 11:00am Pedal Pull 12:00pm Petting Zoo 12:00pm-1:00am Beer Garden & Food Open 12:00pm-10:00pm Vendor Buildings Open 12:00pm-6:00pm RAD Zoo - Commercial 2 Building 12:00pm-7:00pm Historical Buildings Open 12:45pm Farm Family of the Year Award - Show Arena 1:00pm 125th Celebratory Cupcakes - Show Arena 1:00pm 4-H Pride Auction - Show Arena 1:00pm-5:00pm $20 Armbands for Carnival Rides 1:00pm-Close Carnival Rides by Midwest Rides 1:00pm Wanda Paschke-Mn Farm Living Author-Family Fun Center 2:00pm Farmer Norm in the Family Fun Center 2:00pm Bingo in the Beer Garden 3:00pm Kids Coin Scramble by the Information Center 3:00pm The Preacher & The Teacher-Family Fun Center 3:00pm-4:00pm Hotdish Contest & Judging 3:30pm Round Robin Showmanship - Show Arena 4:00pm Farmer Norm in the Family Fun Center 4:00pm Texas Hold-Em in the Beer Garden 4:00pm Barnyard Olympics - Show Arena (teams sign up at the information center or at the event) 5:00pm Wadena County Sheriffs K-9 Presentation 5:00pm-8:00pm Eric’s Dance Band - Family Fun Center 6:00pm Wadena County Sheriffs K-9 Presentation 6:00pm Red River Valley Pulls Truck & Tractor Pull 9:00pm-1:00am Audio Throttle (Band Shell)

SUNDAY, JUNE 24 FAMILY DAY 11:00am Cowboy Church - Historical Church - Everyone Welcome! 12:00pm Beer Garden & Food Open 12:00pm-6:00pm Vendor Buildings Open 12:00pm-6:00pm Historical Buildings Open 12:00pm-4:00pm $20 Armbands for Carnival Rides 12:00pm-6:00pm Carnival Rides by Midwest Rides 1:00pm 4-H Fashion Revue/Share the Fun 2:00pm Demo Derby at the Grandstand 6:00pm Livestock & Exhibit Release WADENA COUNTY FAIR 2018 | PAGE 23

A. Grandstands B. Ticket booth C. Back gate

(Event participant entrance ONLY)

D. Horse Arena E. Horse Barn F. Band Shell

G. H. I. J. K. L. M. N. O. P. Q. R. S. T. U. V. W. X. Y.

Commercial Building #2 Picnic Shelter #2 Beer Garden Commercial Building #1 Small Animal Barn FFA Barnyard Show Arena Cattle Barn Church Log Cabin Little Red School House Rock and Rest Building Sheriffs Station 4-H Building Fair Information Center Picnic Shelter #1 Home and Hobbies Building Family Fun Center Fish and Game Building Restrooms Handicap Parking

Cedar Ave —>

Parking Lot

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P Q Birch Ave —>

W X Y

Wadena County Transfer Station/Demolition Landfill May-September: Mon-Fri 8:30-4:00; Sat 9-12 October-April: Mon-Fri 9:30-4:00; Sat 9-12

Do It Best Hardware DOWNTOWN WADENA

LLP

“Piloting America’s Highway’s With Pride”

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Household Hazardous Waste Mobile Collections June 15th: Nimrod 9:00-12:00 & Aldrich 12:30-3:30 September 21st: Wadena 10:00-2:00

109 Jefferson St. South Wadena, MN 56482 1-218-631-2454

RECYCLE TOP PRICES: Pop Cans,

David & Joe Rousslang, Owners

1207 N. Jefferson St. Wadena, MN 218-631-2182 Fax: 218-631-4509

ROLL-OFF CONTAINERS AVAILABLE ALSO SELLING NEW STEEL! OVER 71 YEARS OF RECYCLING

WADENA HIDE & FUR Hwy. 10 West • Wadena 218-631-2617 • 800-450-2617 Open: M-F 8-5 • Sat. 8-noon wadenahideandfur.com

Wadena County Solid Waste 10542 170th Street Wadena, MN 56482 218-631-2474

www.weberswadena.doitbest.com

Iron, Autos, Scrap Metals, Copper & Batteries

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TNT REPAIR, INC. Jim & Shari Haberer

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508 Ash Ave. NW Wadena, MN 56482

218-631-1113

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C-Stores

Locker Div. (218) 346-6245 Fertilizer Div. (218) 346-2355 Milk Div. (218) 346-6240 Battle Lake Coop (218) 864-5574 Vergas Country Store (218) 342-2441 Wolf Lake Coop (218) 538-6660 Menahga Farm (218) 564-4453

Perham Oasis (218) 346-7810 Ottertail Oasis (218) 367-3626 Dent Oasis (218) 758-3300 Menahga (218) 564-5264 Park Rapids (218) 237-2667 Akeley (218) 652-2665

Stop in and check out our food and drink specials!

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Lakes Area Cooperative

Administrative Office: P.O. Box 247 Perham, Minnesota 56573

Bulk, LP, Gas & Diesel Perham (218) 346-3500 Toll Free 866-346-5601

224 Jefferson St. S | Wadena, MN 56482 218-631-3498 | www.hagensuptown.com

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Perham (218) 346-7075 Menahga (218) 564-4421 Toll Free 800-935-8951

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PERHAM (218) 346-6240 Fax (218) 346-6241

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Gasoline - Diesel Fuel Heating Fuel - Propane for FARM - HOME - BUSINESS

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We help take the hassle out of financial services so you can stay centered on the things that matter most to you.

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HOTDISH CONTEST!

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Friday, June 22, 3 p.m. In the Family Fun Center

Awards for:

Contact Kylene Lehmann at 218.639.5364 for rules and to register

Best Tasting Most Unique Best Presentation Audience Appeal

See you at the Fair!

Only the best for your best friend Call today to schedule an appointment!

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Remember to protect your pets this season from Flea and Ticks!

210 2nd Ave NE, Staples, MN 218-894-1080 Mon.-Fri. 8am-7pm; Sat. 8am-6pm; Sun. 9am-5pm WADENA COUNTY FAIR 2018 | PAGE 27

Reptile & Amphibian Discovery Zoo

Friday June 22, 2 - 8 p.m. Saturday June 23 12 - 6 p.m. Free Presentation Friday at 4 p.m. In the Commercial 2 building

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OFF PLATTER SEPT 1 2018 981 Jefferson St. N. • Wadena, MN 56482, US (218) 631-7151

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Haunted House

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$10.00

per person Tickets Sold on site

Dates:

Oct. 12-13 - 7:30-11:00 pm Oct. 18-20 - 7:30-11:00 pm Oct. 26-27 - 7:30-11:00 pm Halloween Oct. 31 - 7:30-11:00 pm Location: Wadena County Fair Grounds, West Hwy 10-Wadena

www.wadenacountyfair.com

Contact 218-639-0750

Facebook/Wadena County Fair Grounds Not recommended for ages under 10. Not handicap accessible WADENA COUNTY FAIR 2018 | PAGE 29

Little Red Schoolhouse

celebration of 125 years of the fair will be held at 3:00 p.m. on Thursday, June 21, 2018.

Darlene Leonard will be teaching a class in the old fashioned country school method.

The Wadena

County AG Society is hosting...

THE

July 28 at 2 p.m. Wadena County Fair grounds

Featuring: Red River Valley Pullers Association We have also invited Central MN Pullers to come and join in on the action.

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Wild Card Pulling Lawn Mowers Featured classes will be:

Contact Info Ryan Tichy (218) 639-5325

#6500 Stock Fuel injection Pickups #9500 Hot Farm Tractors #6200 Prostock 4x4 #6200 Limited Modified Tractors #11,500 Improved Farm Tractors #6200 Superstock 4x4 #6500 Modified Tractors #8500 Improved Diesel 4x4 #7300 Light Superstock Tractors

#8000 3.0 Diesel 4x4 #10,500 Pro Farm Tractors #6200 Two Wheel Drive Pickups #6200 Open Mod 4x4 #7500 Open Mod Tractor Local Semiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

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Joseph and Meg Schuller - owners

Phone: 218-631-3632 205 4th St. SW Wadena, MN www.SchullerFamilyFH.com

Menahga

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Serving MENAHGA - SEBEK A WOLF LAKE NIMROD Since 1898

to the sponsors of the 125th Wadena County Fair

www.review messenger.com SEBEK A OFFICE 218-837-5558 Fax: 218-837-5560

MENAHGA OFFICE 218-564-4559 Fax: 218-564-5390

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Schuller Family Funeral Homes & Cremation Services

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Wadena Insurance a Strong Company

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Medicare • Health Home • Auto Life • Business VETERAN OWNED

Daniel Strong President/Owner/Agent

318 S. Jefferson Suite #1 Wadena, MN 56482 218-430-0400

Jean M. Faber Offices in Baxter, Duluth, Agent/Account Executive Nisswa & Wadena

We’ll See You At The Wadena County Fair!

RED RIBBON SPONSOR WESTSIDE SPORTS • WOODLAND DENTAL MARK STONE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY TRI-COUNTY HOSPITAL • MCDONALDS OF WADENA WADENA HIDE & FUR CO. • POLMAN TRANSFER INC. ALDRICH LIONS CLUB • PIZZA RANCH STATE FARM INSURANCE AGENCY-BILL STEARNS MIDSTATE INSURANCE AGENCY-AUDREY STEARNS MIKE & MARIAN CRAIG MID MINNESOTA FEDERAL CREDIT UNION

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Families start here. At Tri-County Health Care we’re not just women’s health experts, we’re also moms and dads. We love that new baby smell as much as you do and we understand your expectations and concerns as an expectant mother. Our experienced team of OB/GYNs, Family Practice Physicians and certified nurse midwife would be privileged to help with one of the most important moments in your life – the birth of your child. Our Tri Baby Beginnings providers are accepting obstetrical patients and understand the trust and confidence needed to make your relationship a success.

To schedule an appointment, call 218-631-3510. For more information visit TCHC.org/tribaby HOSPITAL Wadena CLINICS Baxter Bertha Henning Ottertail Sebeka Verndale Wadena

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