Sedgwick County Fair July 18-21, 2018 Some Like It Hot!

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Sedgwick 4-H County Grows Here Important Message: Beef, Dairy, Dairy Goat, Horse, Sheep & Swine Project Members. If you have not received the 4-H Livestock Newsletter please let us know. It has detailed information regarding deadlines and any changes being made. 4-H Youth Development 7001 W. 21 st St. N. Wichita, KS. 67205 (316) 660-0115 FAX: (316) 722-1432 www.sedgwick.ksu.edu Jodi Besthorn 4-H Agent (316) 660-0111 besthorn@ksu.edu Shannon Rogge 4-H Agent (316) 660-0112 luckiksu@ksu.edu Barbara Wingfield Office Professional (316) 660-0115 bwingfie@ksu.edu Janet Donaghue 4-H Program Assistant (316) 660-0128 jdonaghue@ksu.edu Cathy Jones 4-H Program Assistant (316) 660-0113 cpjones@ksu.edu K-State Research and Extension is an equal opportunity provider and employer Sedgwick County Fair July 18-21, 2018 Some Like It Hot! Sedgwick County 4-H Fair Books have been mailed and you should have received your copy. If you did not receive your book, please call our office so we can check your mailing address. The overall schedule on pages, 2, 3, 4, regulations on pages 5 and 6 and your department (project area) are all important. Be sure to notice check in times and judging times. If they are not clear as printed, please feel free to call. Check out is 8:00 p.m. on Saturday, July 21. Exhibits are not released prior to this time. Replacement Fair Books will be $1.00. Sedgwick County Fair Helpers It takes a lot of helping hands to get all the items in the building judged and displayed. Any 4-H member, 11 and older can help. If a younger member wants to help, an adult must be present as well. Duties will include assisting the judge as needed, circling placings on entry cards, displaying items, etc. Adult helpers are also needed in arts/crafts to help display the items. A variety of shifts are available for Wednesday evening and Thursday morning. Please sign up using the links below: https://tinyurl.com/2018fairfoodhelpers https://tinyurl.com/2018fairphotohelpers https://tinyurl.com/2018fairarts-craftshelpers General 4-H Building Set-up Sunday, July 15, 3:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Pizza will be served!

Kids Day at the Farmer s Market Saturday, June 2, 8:00 am noon Sedgwick County Extension Office Volunteers Needed! We will have a 4-H booth with clovers and Powercat tattoos. We need helpers, age 11 and up. And we could use a few adults too. (This will count on your pin application as an other county event. ) Sign up on the link below: http://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090c4dabad22a46-kids1 Fair 101 Tuesday, June 5 1:30 or 7:00 p.m. (both sessions are the same) Bison meeting room, Sedgwick County Extension Center This program will cover the basic information about the fair for non-animal projects. Come and learn about entry tags, how the judging process works, how to prepare your exhibits, what to tell the judge..and more! Youth and adults are welcome. To help prepare handouts, please RSVP with the following link: https://tinyurl.com/2018fair101 ***************************** Sedgwick County Fair Severe Weather Information In case of severe weather at the Fair which requires people to take shelter, an announcement will be made over the PA system and by patrolmen. Shelters are Cheney High School at the north end of Main Street or St. Paul s Lutheran Church at 639 Lincoln by the water tower (northwet part of town). Sedgwick County Fair Building Helpers Each year 4-H club s help watch the 4-H Exhibit Buildings during the Fair. This really helps keep the building looking good and keeps exhibits secure. Clubs will again be assigned a time for that duty which will be listed on the back cover of the Fair Book. Check with your club leader for your club s time schedule and volunteer to help your club out.

4-H Style Revue Wednesday, July 11, 2018 Judging will be Wednesday, July 11, 2018 in the morning, and Public Revue will be in the evening beginning at 7:30 p.m. Both events will be at the Sedgwick County Extension Education Center, 7001 W. 21 st Street N, Wichita, KS. All 4-H ers enrolled in clothing construction phases, buymanship, knitting and corcheting will receive entry blanks for the Style Revue by email. If you do not reveice them by June 1, please call the Extension Office. We may need to check your address on 4-H Online. Entries are due in the Extension Office by June 22, 5:00 p.m. Entries received after that time may participate but will not be eligible for championships. Use this link: https://tinyurl.com/2018fashionrevue Window Displays can be registered using this link: https://tinyurl.com/2018windowdisplays Watch your mail for a letter with all the details. Sedgwick County Fair Pet Judging Wednesday, July 11, 2018 10-11 am 4-H Hall For all 4-H members ENROLLED in the pet project. This is a chance for you to show and tell the judge about your pet. Instead of doing it at the fair, you will do this, before the fair, where you can be inside in air conditioning. Pre-entry is required by June 22. Use this link: https://tinyurl.com/2018petshow Sedgwick County Fair Creative Tables Wednesday, July 11, 2018, 9 noon 4-H Hall Pre-registration required by June 22. Use this link: https://tinyurl.com/2018creativetables This is a special event for all members ENROLLED in the foods project. You create a menu and place setting for an event. Members must provide their own card table for the display The type of event is up to you. Your display must consist of: *menu *centerpiece *one table setting, appropriate to your menu and event. *nutritional information as it pertains to a healthy diet Check the fair book for complete details

Demonstrations and Illustrated Talks We will offer Illustrated Talks and Demonstrations at the county fair. Any 4-H member may participate. This is the last chance to compete this year. This will count as a county demonstration contest towards pin applications just as it has in the past. Pre-registration is required online by June 22. Use this link: https://tinyurl.com/2018fairdemonstrations Life Skills Judging Contest Double Up Day Wednesday, July 11, 2018 Do 2 life skills judging contest in 1 day. All age divisions. Judging will be from 9:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. in 4-H Hall in conjunction with 4-H Fashion Revue Judging and Creative Tables Contest. Top scores from our 3 county contests will receive an award at the Awards Banquet. Top 2 intermediate will be eligible for State Fair competition. Wool Items for Sedgwick County Fair Be sure to mark all items made of wool! The Sunflower Sheep Company will provide a prize for the best wool item (at least 60% wool). The item to be considered will be from the clothing, knitting, crochet and art/crafts entries. Across the top of the entry tag put Wool Entry - % wool. Notify the superintendent at check-in time that you would like your entry considered for this award. Note to Fair Exhibitors: We will not be paying premiums at the fair this year. We are implementing a new fair management system and want to allow sufficient time to work out any bugs that might present themselves. Thank you for your understanding. Premiums may be picked up at the office from July 30 th until August 31 st. After August 31 st premiums will be forfeited.

FAIR QUESTIONS - Part I Q. What s an entry tag and where do I get it? A. Every item that you bring to the fair must have an entry tag. This is a self carboning form that includes your name, club, etc. There is one type of tag for all the non-livestock type exhibits and a different one for animals. All tags can be picked up at the Extension Office. After an item is judged, the department helpers will tear off the top copy and file that with our office. We enter the information in the computer so that we have a record of your placings, etc. The other copy is left with the exhibit so that fair go-ers will know what exhibit is yours and what you re placing was. For animal departments, the superintendents take care of turning in the necessary copies to the 4-H office for records. Q. Can I fill them out ahead of time? A. Absolutely!!! Tags can be picked up the end of May and you can fill them out at your convenience. Just remember where you put them you ll need them at the fair!! We will also have them at the fair if you forget or need a few more. Q. What is a premium? Do I get one? A. A premium is a cash award that is earned by exhibitors at the fair. The fair board gives 4-H about $2400 each year to use to reward 4-H members for their participation and efforts during the year. We use a system where blues/purples are worth $1.25 each, reds are $1.00 each and whites are.75 each. (Exceptions to this are listed in the fair book general rules). It doesn t matter whether you are exhibiting cookies, flowers or a steer; each ribbon gets the same amount of premiums. NEW THIS YEAR: We are using a new fair entry system this year and we may need some time to work the bugs so we will NOT be paying out the premiums on the last night. We will have them ready for pickup at the office from July 30 th through August 31 st. You may pick your premiums up or you may have someone pick them up for you but whoever picks up the money must sign that they collected it for you. The last day to pick up money is August 31 st. After August 31 st you forfeit your premiums. Q. I have a sports camp that same week. Does that mean I can t exhibit at the fair? A. No. You can always make your exhibits ahead of time and ask someone from your club to take them to the fair for you. (Of course this doesn t apply to animals). And anyone can enter any project in the educational display department. You can make a poster, notebook or display about any 4-H project. That s a way to share what you learned without having to have an actual sample of a project. Q. Do I have to take something to the fair? A. No. Fair competition is a choice. It s not a requirement for Sedgwick County in order to complete the learning of the project skill. We do encourage you to share your project with others thru a project fair, club share, nursing home visit, school, etc. And there are many qualified people in our community that could give you feedback on your project about what you did well and what needs improvement. More Fair FAQ s next month... Send in a question about fair or something you think new 4-H members need to know about the fair to Jodi: besthorn@ksu.edu

REMINDERS FOR THE FAIR... Hand Pets will be judged at the Sedgwick County Extension Education Center on the same day as the Fashion Revue Judging, July 11, 2018. They will not be judged at the Fair out of concern for heat exhaustion for the animals. Dog Show will be held on Saturday, July 14, 2018 at the Sedgwick County Extension Education Center as this is a larger area and more suitable surface for this project. Fashion Revue Both the Champion and Reserve Champion in the senior division for construction, girls buymanship, and boys buymanship will be eligible to compete at the State Fair!! Decorated Foods Items will be judged at the County Fair, but will not be eligible for the State Fair. Foods - No alcohol should be included as an ingredient in food entries. Entries with alcohol in the recipe will be disqualified and not be judged. (As per State Fair rules). Flavored extracts are acceptable. Food Preservation Colored canning jars are not acceptable. All canned items must have an official label with the canning method, etc. Pick one up at the Extension Office. All Educational displays may use the standard 3' x 4' sized trifold display boards. This is consistent with state rules. 48 Hrs of 4-H October 13-14, 2018 Across the state all clubs are encouraged to do a service project. Choose your day choose your service project.

Sedgwick County 4-H Carnival October 14, 2018 approx. 4:00 7:00 p.m. Sedgwick County Extension Education Center All clubs are invited to set up a fun game booth. Congratulations! 4-H Scholarship Winners!! 4-H Advisory Council Scholarship Brendan Burnett Alexandra Holmes Anna Hermes Peyton Niemann Skyler Sprecker Peter Spexarth Teen Council Scholarship Skyler Sprecker

State KAP Winner Ann Knoblauch National 4-H Congress Delegate Keaton Donaghue Thanks to everyone who participated in voting for Kansas 4-H in the national contest. Kansas took 3 rd place behind Ohio and Nebraska. The funds will go to the general Kansas 4-H program to assist with marketing and other items to benefit the state. Congratulations on our team win!! Top 4-H Video Winner Sedgwick County BB team! With almost 1,000 votes, the BB team won the state wide contest sponsored by Lang Diesel, Inc. The team will use their $1,000 prize winnings towards expenses for their national competition this summer. To view the video go to: https://www.facebook.com/langdieselinc/app/?app_data=2018-ldis-4h-video- Contest&sk=app_312327125562207

Mattress Sale Success! Thank you all for promoting our first ever 4-H mattress sale! We were presented a big check of $3395! And from that $500 was given back to the clubs, based on the number of referral sales that they generated by sharing the flier. And 5 4-H members received memory foam travel pillows for their individual referrals! Special thanks to the 4-H Advisory Council (aka foundation) for sponsoring this event. And to our teen council members who wore the mattress costumes and stood by the street to promote our event! 4-H Geology Project News The county wide geology group meets monthly at the Extension Office to learn about rocks and other cool things. They also share their knowledge thru talks and demonstrations. The members will also be attending the state field trip later this month.

County-wide Project Meeting Schedule Entomology Project Meeting 3 rd Thursday The next meeting will be June 21, 7:00 p.m., in the Meadowlark Room. Geology Project Meeting 2 nd Thursday The next meeting will be, July 12, 7:00 p.m., in the Meadowlark Room. Future dates: August 10, September 14. Hare Raisers Project Meeting 2 nd Thursday The next meeting will be June 14, 7:00 p.m., in the Bison Room. Future dates: August 9, September 13. Dog Project Meeting 3 rd Monday The next meeting will be June 18, 7:00 p.m., in the Bison Room. Future dates: July 16 Dog Obedience Training Thursdays The next meeting will be May 31, 7:00 p.m., in 4-H Hall A & B. Future dates: June 14, June 21, June 28. Dog Agility Training Sunday The next meeting will be June 3, 2:00 p.m., in 4-H Hall A & B. Future dates: June 24. 2018 4-H Calendar of Events

June 1 Deadline for pre-entry for county fair for dairy cattle, dairy goat, meat goat, beef, sheep, swine and poultry 2 Kids Day at the Farmer s Market, 8:00a.m. noon 5 Fair 101 (Building entries only) Bison room, 1:30 or 7:00 p.m. 12 Camp Counselors go to camp 13-16 County 4-H Camp at Rock Springs 16 17 Invitational Dog Show TBA State Geology Field Trips TBA State Horse Judging Contest 14-25 Citizenship Washington Focus Trip, Washington DC 22 Deadline 4-H Fashion Revue, Creative Tables, Demonstrations & Pets pre-entries due. 26-29 Campference, RSR 29 Deadline for pre-entry county fair horse July 2 Deadline for pre-entry county fair rabbits 7 Livestock set-up workday at fair grounds, 8:00 a.m. - noon 10 District Horse Show 11 Style Revue Judging, Creative Tables, Pet Show, & FCS judging contests 14 4-H Fair Dog Show 15 Fair Set Up for building, 3:30 5:00 p.m., Fair grounds, Cheney 18 Sedgwick County Horse Show, Sedgwick County Fair Grounds, Cheney 18-21 Sedgwick County Fair, Sedgwick County Fair Grounds, Cheney August 1 Deadline to pre-enter ALL non-livestock entries for the State Fair 24 Farms, Forks & 4-H, Sedgwick County Extension Center, open to general public 31 Last day to pick up fair premiums at the Extension Office

Jodi L. Besthorn County Extension Agent 4-H Youth Development K-State Research & Extension Sedgwick County Extension Education Center 7001 W 21 st St. North Wichita, KS 67205-1759 316.660.0115 Fax: 316.722.1432 www.sedgwick.ksu.edu K-State Research and Extension is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Shannon Rogge County Extension Agent 4-H Youth Development K-State Research and Extension is committed to making its services, activities and programs accessible to all participants. If you have special requirements due to a physical, vision or hearing disability, or a dietary restriction please contact Jodi Besthorn at besthorn@ksu.edu or Shannon Rogge at luckiksu@ksu.edu.