CANNED GOODS Class G - PICKLES AND RELISHES (not less than one (1) pint)
COMMITTEE:  Bev Galles, Linda Bird, Gayleen Meyer           1.  Apple 13.  Dill, Sliced 25.  Relish - Hot Dog
       Jean Erickson, Beth Mayer           2.  Apple Ring, spiced 14.  Dill, spear 26.  Relish-Sweet Pickle
ENTRY CLERKS -  Bev Galles, Jean Erickson           3.  Asparagus 15.  Dill, whole 27.  Relish - Tomato
          4.  Bean 16.  Lime 28.  Salsa
RULES AND REGULATIONS           5.  Beets, cut 17.  Mixed 29.  Spaghetti Sauce
1. Each person may have only one entry of each kind.           6.  Beets, whole 18.  Mustard 30.  Sweet Pickle, cut
2. All entries must be in standard fruit jars, clear glass only.           7.  Bread & Butter 19.  Peach 31.  Sweet Pickle, whole
Please use new jar rings.  Check for rust on the necks of each           8.  Catsup 20.  Peppers, cut 32.  Taco Sauce
jar submitted and be sure to present clean jars.  The committee           9.  Chili Sauce 21.  Peppers, whole 33.  Watermelon
in charge reserves the right to open any jar if the judge so requires.         10.  Chunk 22.  Relish - Corn 34.  Zucchini
3. No exhibits, except those listed in the premium list, will be judged.         11.  Cucumber, ripe 23.  Relish - Dill Pickle 35.  Miscellaneous
4. For all jellies, jams and preserves use regulation containers with          12.  Dill, hamburger 24.  Relish - End of Garden
self-sealing lids.  Make sure each has a good seal. It is suggested
all preserves, jams & jellies be filled to within 1/4 ' from top of the      CLASS H - MEAT (pint or quart)
jar.  If submitting combination product, please list them. Straight 1.  Beef 3.  Fish 5.  Pork
sided jars only should be used for jelly. Paraffin will not be allowed. 2.  Chicken 4.  Mincemeat 6.  Sausage
To present clean, shiny jars clean them with a vinegar bath.
5. Jars previously entered in the Marcus Fair will not be accepted      CLASS I - BALANCED MEAL (pint or quart)
6. The committee in charge is not responsible for jars exhibited.          Exhibit of four jars of canned products to be used as the basis for a balanced  
7. "Best In Class" Award will be given to outstanding exhibit.          meal.  The menu of the meal as planned must accompany the exhibit.
8. Sweepstakes Award will be given to exhibitor of most                         First prize - $3.00;  second prize $2.00.
blue ribbons
9. First prize. $1; Second prize- $.50; Third prize - $.25;       CLASS J - MISCELLANEOUS
Balanced Meal:  First Prize - $3; Second prize - $2    1.  Dried fruit or 2.  Homemade Wine 3. Something New
10. Please know your category. You may label your jars if you wish.         vegetables      a.)  Red 4. Something Different
11. Entries may be picked up at 6 P.M. Sunday evening      b.) White 5. Sauces/Syrups
Class A - PRESERVES (not less than one-half pint)      c.)  Rose 6. Beer
             Fruits preserved with sugar so that the fruit retains its shape.      d.) Miscellaneous
1.  Apricot  7. Peach   13. Strawberry Comb.
2.  Apricot Comb.  8. Plum   14. Tomato, Red        JUNIOR CANNING DEPARTMENT
3.  Black Berry  9. Raspberry, red   15. Tomato, yellow    The same rules apply to the Junior Canning Department as the Senior 
4.  Cherry 10. Rhubarb   16. Watermelon    Canning  Department.       Must be 12 to 18 years of age.
5.  Gooseberry 11. Rhubarb Comb.   17. Miscellaneous
 6. Ground Cherry 12. Strawberry 
Class B - JELLY (All jelly jars must be straight sided)  
1.  Apple 8.  Elderberry 15.  Plum
2.  Apricot 9.  Gooseberry 16.  Plum & Apple Comb.
3.  Blackberry 10.  Grape, tame 17.  Raspberry, Black
4.  Blueberry 11.  Grape, wild 18.  Raspberry, Red
5.  Cherry 12.  Mulberry 19.  Rhubarb
6.  Crab Apple 13.  Peach 20.  Rhubarb Combination
7.  Currant 14.  Pepper 21.  Strawberry
22. Miscellaneous
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CLASS C - BUTTER (not less than on-half pint)
1. Apple 5. Peach   9. Zucchini
2. Apricot 6. Pear 10. Zucchini Comb.
3. Grape, tame 7. Plum 11. Miscellaneous
4. Grape, wild   8. Plum & Apple
                Crunch
CLASS D - JAMS (not less than one-half pint)
Crushed or chopped fruits cooked with sugar.
1. Apricot   8. Grape 15. Raspberry, red
2. Apricot Comb.   9. Mulberry 16. Rhubarb
3. Blackberry 10. Peach 17. Rhubarb Comb.
4. Blueberry 11. Peach Comb. 18. Strawberry
5. Cherry 12. Pear 19. Zucchini
6. Elderberry 13. Plum 20. Zucchini Comb.
7. Gooseberry 14. Raspberry, black 21. Miscellaneous
CLASS E - CANNED FRUITS (not less than one (1) pint)
1. Applesauce, sieved    7. Cherries, Bing 13. Pears
2. Applesauce, Cut    8. Fruit Comb. 14. Plums
3. Apples for pie        for Salad 15. Raspberries. Black
4. Apricots    9. Grape Juice 16. Raspberries, red
5. Blackberries  10. Italian Prunes 17. Rhubarb
6. Cherries,   11. Nectarines 18. Strawberries
         Red homegrown  12. Peaches 19. Miscellaneous
CLASS  F - CANNED VEGETABLES (not less than one (1) pint)
             1. Asparagus 13. Potatoes 22. Tomato, red whole
             2. Baked Beans 14. Pumpkins, for pie 23. Tomato, yellow
             3. Beets, cut 15. Sauerkraut 24. Tomato Juice
             4. Beets, whole 16. Spinach 25. Tomato Juice, Comb.
             5. Carrots, cut 17. Squash 26. Tomato pieces
             6. Carrots, whole 18. String Beans, 27. Tomato Sauce
             7. Corn, creamed style       green cut 28. Tomato, soup
             8. Corn, whole kernel 19. String Beans 29. Tomato, Stewed
             9. Dried Beans       green whole 30. Spaghetti sauce
           10. Lima Beans 20. String Beans,  31. Mixed Vegetables
           11. Okra       yellow cut 32. Vegetable Soup
           12. Peas 21. String Beans, 33. Miscellaneous
      yellow whole