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Department
14
FRUITS
AND NUTS
Robert Crosby, Superintendent, 1810
Schaal Avenue, Erie, PA 16510 * (814) 459-3345
Maureen Crosby, Asst. Superintendent,
11373 Ivarea Road, Edinboro, PA 16412
(814) 756-2589
Regular Premiums
$3.00 2.00 1.75
1.50
Junior Premiums
$3.00
2.00 1.75
1.50
Commercial Display Premiums
$8.00
7.00 6.00
5.00
REFER TO GENERAL RULES
1. In selecting apples for exhibition,
choose such specimens that would bring the highest market
price. Do not select the largest. Select a medium size. In
plate displays have five specimens as nearly alike as
possible.
2. The following score is to be used as a
basis for judging of all plate exhibits:
Exterior Quality:
Points
Size (total weight)
16
Uniformity of Color
12
Uniformity of Shape
12
Shell Texture
12
Condition
12
Interior Quality
36
Total: 100
3. Each exhibitor must designate the
particular premium for which he is competing in special
classes, and see that the packages are properly tagged. Single
specimens may not be considered or shown in variety classes.
4. Premiums will be awarded only when the
exhibit complies with the standard, is meritorious, and
properly named. (Committee not responsible for entries left
after 10 p.m.)
Section 1
Fruit
1. Apples Commercial Varieties (Plate
of 5)
A. Cortland
G. Rome
B. Red Delicious H.
Stayman
C. Golden Delicious
I. Summer Rambo
D. Grimes Golden J.
Yellow Transparent
E. Jonathan
K. York
F. McIntosh
L. Granny Smith
2A. Apples Other varieties (Plate of
5)
A. Baldwin
J. Spartan
B. Beacon
K. Spygold
C. Ida Red L.
Pound Sweet
D. Lodi M.
Juna Delicious
E. Macoun
N. Mutsu
F. Northern
O. Empire
G. Opalescent Spy
P. Milton
H. Ruby
Q. Crabapple
I. Smoke House
R. Any Other
2B. Apples Miscellaneous
This group is set up to include any
varieties not named or classified above, also ones not yet
commercially
established.
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
2C. Apples Bushel Basket (Any one
variety)
3. Peaches (Plate of 5)
A. Belle of Georgia F.
Red Haven
B. Elberta
G. Redskin
C. Golden Jubilee
H. Rio-oso-gem
D. Hale of Heaven I.
Sunhigh
E. J.H. Hale
J. Triogem
K.
Any Other Variety
4. Pears (Plate of 5)
A. Anjou
D. Duchess
B. Bartlett
E. Gorham
C. Bosc
F. Grand Champion
G. Kiefer
K. Winter Nellis
H. Laconte
L. Ayers - Winter
I. Sekel M.
Gimber Mongle
J. Sheldon
N. Flemish Beauty
5. Pears Display of 5 varieties
correctly named
6. Pears Standard Box
7A. Plums (Plate of 5)
A. Abundance H.
Italian Prune
B. Albion
I. Red Egg
C. Blue Damson J.
Santa Rosa
D. Burbank
K. Shiro
E. Elephant Heart
L. Stanley Prune
F. German Prune
M. Yellow Egg
G. Green Gage
N. Any Other
7B. Plums Display of 5 varieties
correctly named
8. Quinces (Plate of 5)
A. Apple
B. Champion
C. Orange
9. Persimmons and Paw Paws (Plate of 5)
10. Fancy Basket Assorted native
fruit
A. Fruit Display - 10 or more kinds of fruit, not less
than 3 specimens of each.
11. Commercial Display - Display at least
10
varieties.
All berries must be displayed in glass
jar.
12. Berries One pint (glass jar
covered)
A. Blackberries
G. Ground Cherries
B. Blueberries
H. Red Raspberries
C. Currants
I. Black Raspberries
D. Dewberry
J. Strawberries
E. Elderberries
K. Any Other
F. Gooseberries
13. Berries Display of 5 or more
varieties (must be
1/2 pint minimum of each variety in
covered jar)
14A. Native Wild Berries One quart
1. Barberry
4. Dog Wood 7. Witch Hazel
2. Bittersweet
5. Poke
8. Any Others
3. Black Haws
6. Snowberries
14B. Native Wild Berries Display of 5
or more varieties (1/2 pint minimum of each variety in covered
jar)
15A. Grape (plate of two bunches)
1. Agwam
7. Chicken
13. Fredonia
19. Portland
2. Brighton
8. Concord
14. Lutie
20. White
3. Caco
9. Delaware
15. Moores Early
21. Worden
4. Captivator
10. Diamond
16. Muscatel
22. Sherridan
5. Catawba
11. Diana 17.
Niagara 23.
Steuben
6. Chesselas
12. Fox
18. Ontario 24.
Any Other
15B Grapes Fancy Basket (assorted
native grapes)
15C. Grapes Display of 5 varieties
(correctly named)
Section 2
NUTS
All nuts must have been grown in fair
s surrounding
community within past year. They must be
displayed in the shell.
1. American black or English walnuts, any
variety, but exhibit must consist of 12 specimens of same
variety.
2. Butternuts, any variety, but exhibit
must consist of 12 specimens of same variety.
3. Hazelnuts, any variety, but exhibit
must consist of 12 specimens of same variety.
4. Heartnuts, any variety, but exhibit
must consist of 12 specimens of any one variety.
5. Hicans, any variety, but exhibit must
consist of 12
specimens of any one variety.
6. Peanuts, any variety, but exhibit must
consist of 12
specimens of same variety.
7. Pecans, any variety, but exhibit must
consist of 12
specimens of any one variety.
8. Native American or Chinese chestnuts,
any variety, but exhibit must consist of 5 specimens of same
variety
9. Shell Bark, shag bark or hickories,
any variety, but exhibit must consist of 12 specimens of same
variety.
10. Any other species of nuts not listed,
12 specimens to constitute an exhibit. Must be of same
variety.
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