East Otter Tail County Fair - 2018

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JULY 19–22, 2018 Making East Otter Tail County Fair SUPE R in 2018!

— THURSDAY —

Military/Veterans’ Day & Daycare Day

— FRIDAY —

Senior Citizens’ Day

— SATURDAY — Kids’ Day

— SUNDAY — Family Day

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Tri-County Health Care clinics are designed to deliver a wide range of primary and specialty care services, as well as X-ray and lab capabilities. Providers are committed to delivering compassionate family care with a hometown touch.

Other services offered: • Medical care for any illness or injury • Laboratory testing • X-rays • Laceration repair • Skin lesion biopsy • Wart care

Give us a call or stop by in person to schedule an appointment with one of our experienced providers.

• Gynecology, including Pap tests • Maternity care

Clinic locations in:

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EAST OTTER TAIL COUNTY FAIR • JULY 19-22, 2018

TABLE OF CONTENTS Contact Information/Ticket Info ����������� 4 Schedule of Events ������������������������������������� 5 Open Poultry & Contests ������������������������� 6 Scarecrow Contest ������������������������������������� 7 NTPA Tractor Pull ���������������������������������������11 Booths at the Fair �������������������������������������14 Demo Derby �����������������������������������������������16 Premium List �����������������������������������������������18

Exhibition of Livestock ���������������������������19 Pancake Breakfast in the Park ���������������������������������������������20 Antique Tractor Pull ���������������������������������22 Little Britches Dairy Show ���������������������23 4-H Listing ���������������������������������������������������24 FFA Division �����������������������������������������������24 Open Class and Flower ���������������������������26 PUBLISHED BY:

DISCLAIMER All events are subject to change. Go to www.eotcountyfair.org to check for any modifications to the schedule.

Debbie Yennie DISPATCH

29744 530th Ave. Deer Creek, MN 56527 Fax: 218-462-2621

222 2nd Ave. SE • Perham, MN 56573 p: 218.346.5900 • f: 218.346.5901 www.perhamfocus.com

218-462-2611

ICC# MC389795 DOT# 0897308 FED ID# 41-1978341

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OWNERS Darren & Pennie Astle

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CONTACT INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT THE FOLLOWING FOR FAIR EVENTS:

OPEN CLASS ENTRIES (NON LIVESTOCK) Entry Days– Tuesday July 17, 2018 Wednesday July 18, 2018 MONIQUE ROSSOW 218-346-2144 • rossow@arvig.net OPEN CLASS POULTRY SHOW & CONTESTS July 19-22, 2018

KIDS GAMES & LEGO CONTEST KAYLA JAHNKE 218-371-8237 • 12kaylajahnke1@gmail.com FFA RELATED QUESTIONS SHELL TUMBERG– PERHAM FFA stumberg@perham.k12.mn.us BRIAN SCHORNACK– NEW YORK MILLS FFA 218-371-1609

TRACTOR PULLS Friday July 20, 2018 Sunday, July 22, 2018 PETE ZAVADIL 218-371-6787 or 218-346-7376 perham@arvig.net SCARECROW CONTEST Entry Days– July 18 & 19, 2018 ANDY BREITENFELDT 218-298-2958 LITTLE BRITCHES SHOW Sunday July 22, 2018 KAREN AND JON GORENTZ 218-234-3716 • gorentzdairy@gmail.com DEMO DERBY Saturday July 21, 2018 CJ ZACHARIAS 218-298-1076 Curtiszacharias21@gmail.com

4-H RELATED QUESTIONS 218-385-5420 (EXTENSION OFFICE) JANET MALONE malon034@umn.edu KELSEY WULF klwulf@umn.edu

EOT FAIR BOARD DIRECTORS Pete Zavadil Ken Rosen Edwin Keil Eugene Jahnke Diane Sazama Monique Rossow Dr. Bill Rose Jason Bachmann Karen Gorentz Kristine Moltzan Andy Breitenfeldt Luke Flink Kayla Jahnke Lisa Benes Matt Amos Fred Lehmkuhl Vance Bachmann (City Rep) FOR LIVESTOCK RELATED QUESTIONS PLEASE CONTACT: DR. BILL ROSE 218-346-6550 • Lakeland Veterinary Clinic

EOT FAIR BOARD OFFICERS PRESIDENT– PETE ZAVADIL 218-371-6787 or 218-346-7376 perhamts@arvig.net VICE PRESIDENT– EDWIN KEIL 218-640-1806 edwinkeil1@hotmail.com SECRETARY/TREASURER-DIANE SAZAMA 218-346-2054 or 218-849-7520 woolyacres@arvig.net

BOOTH RENTALS Booth Exhibits– July 19-22, 2018 DIANE SAZAMA 218-346-2054 or 218-849-7520 woolyacres@arvig.net

SEE YOU AT THE FAIR!

TICKET INFORMATION Carnival: 1 Ticket Per Ride Armband Day is Thursday

From 6:00-10:00 PM (One Day Only) PRESALE TICKETS:

Must be purchased by noon on Thursday July 19, 2018 10 Tickets for $17.00 Armbands are $18.00 DURING THE FAIR TICKETS: 20 Tickets For $40.00 Family Pack (Saving $10.00) 1 Ticket For $2.50 Armbands Are $20.00

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PRESALE RIDE TICKETS

Available At The Following Businesses: DENT United Community Bank Cenex Convenience Store HENNING First National Bank of Henning NEW YORK MILLS Cenex Convenience Store Mills Country Market Farmers and Merchants State Bank Central Minnesota Credit Union OTTERTAIL First National Bank RICHVILLE Wagon Wheel

PERHAM Bremer Bank Cenex-Oasis Central Market - Perham (Formerly Dean’s Country Market) East Otter Tail County Fair Office Perham Focus Central Minnesota Credit Union Main Street Express Perham Chamber Office Service Food Silver Moon United Community Bank Westside Services/Westside Auto Value VERGAS Vergas 66

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS TUESDAY  JULY 17, 2018 3:00 PM–8:00 PM 1:00 PM–6:00 PM

OPEN CLASS ENTRY (MAIN EXHIBIT BUILDING) 4-H NON-LIVESTOCK JUDGING

WEDNESDAY  JULY 18, 2018 3:00 PM–8:00 PM 5:00 PM–7:30 PM 12:00 PM–9:00 PM 12:00 PM–9:00 PM

OPEN CLASS ENTRY (MAIN EXHIBIT BUILDING) SCARECROW ENTRY (MAIN EXHIBIT BUILDING) 4-H & FFA LIVESTOCK CHECK-IN (ID AND VET CHECK) SWINE WEIGH INS

THURSDAY  JULY 19, 2018 (VETERANS’ DAY & DAYCARE DAY) 8:00 AM–11:00 AM 8:00 AM–11:00 AM 8:00 AM 9:00 AM–2:00 PM 10:00 AM–11:30 AM 10:00 AM–11:30 AM 10:00 AM–10:00 PM 11:00 AM

SCARECROW ENTRY (MAIN EXHIBIT BUILDING) ROOSTER CROWING CONTEST- Registration SWINE SHOW GOATS & SHEEP WEIGH IN DAYCARE DAY ACTIVITIES (By Park Shelter) BARNYARD OLYMPICS (By Park Shelter) CHILDREN’S BARN IS OPEN ~ Perham & New York Mills FFA’s FLAG RAISING AND NATIONAL ANTHEM (By Flag Pole) ~ AREA VFW 11:00 AM–10:00 PM MAIN EXHIBIT BUILDING OPENS –BOOTH VENDERS 11:00 AM–8:00 PM FARM BUREAU FARM ANIMAL SCAVENGER HUNT(FAIRGROUNDS) PICK UP SCAVENGER HUNT SHEET FROM FAIR OFFICE ALL DAY AND TURN IN COMPLETED FORMS FOR A DRAWING 11:00 AM–8:00 PM IMAGINATION STATION (MAIN EXHIBIT BUILDING BY KID’S COOP) ALL DAY-IPAD LEARNING STATION 11:00 AM 4-H POULTRY SHOW 11:30 AM OPEN POULTRY SHOW (FOLLOWING THE 4-H POULTRY SHOW) RAD ZOO ATTRACTIONS (By Park Shelter) REPTILE MOBILE 1:00 PM –7:00 PM ZOO-featuring an Alligator, snakes, lizards & etc.

Demonstrations throughout the day 12:00 PM–8:00 PM WOOD TURNING DEMONSTRATIONS DAN MODROW Demonstrations throughout the day 2:00 PM–4:00 PM BEEF WEIGH IN GOAT SHOW 2:30 PM 3:00 PM & 5:00 PM DREAM WEAVER-COMEDY HYPNOSIS SHOW– Randy Buker (Park Shelter) Shows at 3pm & 5pm 5:00 PM CARNIVAL OPENS ~ FAMILY FUN SHOWS FFA & 4-H SHEEP SHOW 5:00 PM 6:00 PM CENTURY FARM AWARDS (Park Shelter) EMERGING LEADERERSHIP PROGRAM RECOGNITION - EOT 6:30 PM COUPLE 6:00 PM–10:00 PM WRISTBAND RIDE NIGHT (This is the only Wristband Session) 7:00 PM–11:00 PM BINGO (Lion’s Shelter) 8:00 PM–11:00 PM CROP DUSTERS BAND (Park Shelter) OPEN DAILY BEER GARDEN–BEER PONG & BEAN BAG GAMES AVAILABLE

FRIDAY  JULY 20, 2018 (SENIOR CITIZENS’ DAY) 8:00 AM

4-H & FFA DAIRY SHOW (4-H WILL FOLLOW FFA DAIRY SHOW) 11:00 AM–5:00 PM RAD ZOO ATTRACTIONS (By Park Shelter) REPTILE MOBILE ZOO-featuring an alligator, snakes, lizards & etc.

Demonstrations throughout the day 10:00 AM–10:00 PM CHILDREN’S BARN IS OPEN ~ Perham & New York Mills FFA’s 11:00 AM–10:00 PM MAIN EXHIBIT BUILDING OPENS –BOOTH VENDERS 11:00 AM–8:00 PM FARM BUREAU FARM ANIMAL SCAVENGER HUNT(FAIRGROUNDS) PICK UP SCAVENGER HUNT SHEET FROM FAIR OFFICE ALL DAY AND TURN IN COMPLETED FORMS FOR A DRAWING 11:00 AM–8:00 PM IMAGINATION STATION (MAIN EXHIBIT BUILDING BY KID’S COOP) ALL DAY-IPAD LEARNING STATION 12:00 PM ROOSTER CROWING CONTEST- Round 1 12:00 PM–2:00 PM SENIOR CITIZEN EVENTS (Park Shelter & Park) MUSIC WITH JERRY & EDITH FIEGEL 12:00 PM–8:00 PM WOOD TURNING DEMONSTRATIONS – DAN MODROW (By the Park) 1:00 PM 4-H RABBIT SHOW 1:00 PM CARNIVAL OPENS- FAMILY FUN SHOWS 2:00 PM SPEAKER– SENIOR CITIZEN OUT REACH Otter Tail County Sheriff, Barry Fitzgibbons 3:00 PM–5:00 PM ENTERTAINMENT– GOSPEL TRAIN You will hear guitars, banjo’s, upright base, mandolin, harmonica’s and a few corny jokes!

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2:00 PM–4:00 PM 5:00 PM 7:00 PM–11:00 PM 7:00 PM

8:00 PM–12:00 AM OPEN DAILY

BINGO (Lion’s Shelter) BEEF SHOW BINGO (Lion’s Shelter) MODIFIED TRACTOR PULL-NTPA (GRANDSTAND) $10.00-13 & Older, $5.00- Ages 6-12, FREE - 5 & Under Diamante de Mexico – LATINO BAND BEER GARDEN–BEER PONG & BEAN BAG GAMES AVAILABLE

SATURDAY  JULY 21, 2018 (KIDS’ DAY) 8:00 AM 9:00 AM 9:30 AM 10:00 AM 10:00 AM–12:00 PM 10:00 AM–10:00 PM

PLEASURE HORSE SHOW (Horse Arena) DAIRY RECOGNITION 4-H AWARDS PHOTOS 4-H LIVESTOCK AUCTION MEET A FIREMAN– VERGAS FIRE DEPARTMENT CHILDREN’S BARN IS OPEN ~ Perham & New York Mills FFA’s 10:00 AM–11:00 AM KID’S DAY EVENT-LEGO BUILDING CONTEST (Bingo Shelter) 11:00 AM–10:00 PM MAIN EXHIBIT BUILDING OPENS –BOOTH VENDERS 11:00 AM–8:00 PM FARM BUREAU FARM ANIMAL SCAVENGER HUNT(FAIRGROUNDS) PICK UP SCAVENGER HUNT SHEET FROM FAIR OFFICE ALL DAY AND TURN IN COMPLETED FORMS FOR A DRAWING 11:00 AM–8:00 PM IMAGINATION STATION (MAIN EXHIBIT BUILDING BY KID’S COOP) ALL DAY-IPAD LEARNING STATION 11:00 AM–11:30 AM LEGO JUDGING CONTEST 12:00 PM ROOSTER CROWING CONTEST- Finals 12:00 PM K-9 DEMONSTRATION (MIKE & IKE) DEMONSTRATION WILL TAKE PLACE ON THE BASEBALL FIELD 12:00 PM CARNIVAL OPENS-FAMILY FUN SHOWS 1:00 PM L.A. PIG RACES (South end of the Fairgrounds by the New Barn) ~~~Free Will Offering 1:00 PM–2:00 PM ROBOTIC TEAM DEMONSTRATIONS IN THE PARK (PERHAM & FRAZEE) 1:00 PM–2:00 PM BARNYARD OLYMPICS IN THE PARK 4:00 PM COMEDY– TRICIA & THE TOONIES (Park Shelter) 5:00 PM DREAM WEAVER-COMEDY HYPNOSIS SHOW– Randy Buker (Park Shelter) 5:00 PM KID’S TRACTOR PEDAL PULL-(State Sanctioned) – (By the Park) NEW YORK MILL’S FFA CHAPTER 7:00 PM COMEDY– TRICIA & THE TOONIES (Park Shelter) 6:00 PM DEMO DERBY(GRANDSTAND) $10.00- 13 & Older, $5.00- Ages 6-12, FREE- 5 & Under 7:00 PM–11:00 PM BINGO (Lion’s Shelter) 9:00 PM–12:00 AM BLUE ENGLISH BAND OPEN DAILY BEER GARDEN–BEER PONG & BEAN BAG GAMES AVAILABLE

SUNDAY  JULY 22, 2018 (FAMILY DAY) 8:00 AM 8:00 AM–12:00 PM

HORSE TRAINING WITH HORSE GAMES (Horse Arena) PANCAKE BREAKFAST (Free Will Offering) (Beer Garden/Park Area) Proceeds help pay for EOT Fair expenses 10:00 AM–11:00 AM NORTHWOODS HARVEST COWBOY CHURCH (Park Shelter) BRIAN ERICKSON 9:00 AM– 4:00 PM JOE SKJARET– BLACK SMITH ARTIST (By the Park Area)Demonstrations throughout the day.

11:00 AM–4:00 PM FARM BUREAU FARM ANIMAL SCAVENGER HUNT(FAIRGROUNDS) PICK UP SCAVENGER HUNT SHEET FROM FAIR OFFICE ALL DAY AND TURN IN COMPLETED FORMS FOR A DRAWING 11:00 AM–4:00 PM IMAGINATION STATION (MAIN EXHIBIT BUILDING BY KID’S COOP) ALL DAY-IPAD LEARNING STATION 10:00 AM–6:00 PM CHILDREN’S BARN IS OPEN ~ Perham & New York Mills FFA’s 11:00 AM–6:00 PM MAIN EXHIBIT BUILDING OPENS –BOOTH VENDERS 12:00 PM–3:00 PM POLKA IN THE PARK– ERIC’S DANCE BAND (Park Shelter) 1:00 PM LITTLE BRITCHES DAIRY SHOW 1:00 PM 4-H SMALL ANIMAL ROUND ROBIN 1:00 PM CARNIVAL OPENS- FAMILY FUN SHOWS 1:00pm ANTIQUE TRACTOR PULL (GRANDSTAND) $5.00- 13 & Older, $3.00- Ages 6-12, FREE- 5 & Under 2:00 PM–5:00 PM BINGO (Lion’s Shelter) 2:30 PM 4-H AWARDS PROGRAM (Location-TBA) 4:00 PM LIVESTOCK EXHIBITS WILL BE RELEASED 6:00 PM ALL NON-LIVESTOCK EXHIBITS WILL BE RELEASED OPEN DAILY BEER GARDEN–BEER PONG & BEAN BAG GAMES AVAILABLE 6:00 PM EAST OTTER TAIL FAIR CLOSES FOR 2018

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OPEN CLASS POULTRY SHOW THURSDAY, JULY 19

11:00a.m. 4-H Poultry Show • Open Class immediately follows

Registration: 8:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. with Andy Breitenfeldt - 218-298-2958 Rules & Information

• No Entry Fees • Open Class Poultry may enter the fairgrounds starting at 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Thursday July, 19.

• Pen Judged immediately following 4-H Poultry show - which starts at 11:00 a.m. on July 19.

• Exhibitors are encouraged to bring own wire cages • 4-H Rules Apply • Open show exhibitors may leave immediately following the show.

Poultry exhibited in the 4-H show may not leave until Sunday, July 22 at release time.

• Testing & ID Requirements Chickens & other Exotic Upland Birds Individual ID with leg or wing bands. Must be accompanied by a certificate or test chart to show that they originated from a hatchery or breeding flock that is classified Pullorum-Typhoid clean or are negative to Pullorum-Typhoid test within 90 days prior to the opening date of exhibition Turkeys Individual ID with leg or wing bands. Must be accompanied by a certificate or test chart to show that they originated from a hatchery or breeding flock that is Mycoplasma Gallisepicum clean and Mycoplasma Synoviae clean or are negative to a Mycoplasma Gallisepicum and a Mycoplasma Synoviae test within 90 days prior to the opening date of the exhibition Ducks, Geese, & other Exotic Waterfowl No testing requirements.

Classes

Maximum- 2 cages per Class

Species: Classes

Placings

Chickens Market: 2 birds of same gender Grand-Ribbon, Reserve-Ribbon, Blues-$3, Reds-$2 Breeding: 3 birds-1 male, 2 females Grand-Ribbon, Reserve-Ribbon, Blues-$3,Reds-$2 Single: 1 bird- either gender Grand-Ribbon, Reserve-Ribbon, Blues-$3, Reds-$2 Turkeys Grand-Ribbon, Reserve-Ribbon, Blues-$3, Reds-$2 Market: 2 birds of same gender Breeding: 3 birds-1 male, 2 females Grand-Ribbon, Reserve-Ribbon, Blues-$3,Reds-$2 Grand-Ribbon, Reserve-Ribbon, Blues-$3, Reds-$2 Single: 1 bird- either gender Ducks Grand-Ribbon, Reserve-Ribbon, Blues-$3, Reds-$2 Market: 2 birds of same gender Breeding: 3 birds-1 male, 2 females Grand-Ribbon, Reserve-Ribbon, Blues-$3,Reds-$2 Grand-Ribbon, Reserve-Ribbon, Blues-$3, Reds-$2 Single: 1 bird- either gender Geese Grand-Ribbon, Reserve-Ribbon, Blues-$3, Reds-$2 Market: 2 birds of same gender Breeding: 3 birds-1 male, 2 females Grand-Ribbon, Reserve-Ribbon, Blues-$3, Reds-$2 Grand-Ribbon, Reserve-Ribbon, Blues-$3, Reds-$2 Single: 1 bird- either gender Exotic Birds {3 small birds}----} {2 medium birds}-} {1 large bird}------}

Grand-Ribbon, Reserve-Ribbon, Blues-$3, Reds-$2

OPEN CLASS ROOSTER CROWING CONTEST THURSDAY, JULY 19 – SATURDAY, JULY 21 Rounds- Friday at 12:00 p.m. • Finals- Saturday at 12:00 p.m.

Registration: Thursday, July 19 • 8 a.m.-11a.m. with Andy Breitenfeldt - 218-298-2958 • Finalist will not be allowed to take rooster home. They must be Rules & Information • $2 Entry fee. Entries will be made payable to EOT Fair and turned into the superintendent. Round entries will be limited to 6 birds.

An exhibitor can only enter one rooster in the contest.

• The rooster having the most crows within the half hour designated wins the contest for that day. An individual rooster can be a winner or reserve winner on one round only. Only roosters winning first and second in contests will be eligible to compete in the finals. The number of crows that the birds have on their winning round will be added to the number of crows in the finals. The bird with the largest totals for two days wins the championship.

• Any ties will be “crowed off” by rules set up by the committee.

Any special cases not covered by rules will be acted upon by the general committee in charge of the contest.

• Judges will be selected by the superintendent. These qualified recorders will be assigned to record the number of crows during the specified time • Roosters will be penned in individual coops and handlers may use any method to get their exhibit to crow without touching the bird and cage (talk, clap hands, throwing them food, whistle, etc.). All coops will be partitioned off PAGE 6

kept in the Poultry Barn

• Testing & ID Requirements Individual ID with leg or wing bands. Must be accompanied by a certificate or test chart to show that they originated from a hatchery or breeding flock that is classified Pullorum-Typhoid clean or are negative to Pullorum-Typhoid test within 90 days prior to the opening date of exhibition.

Placing and prizes

Round winners: 1st- Blue ribbon Top 2 round winners will advance to Finals 2nd- Red ribbon Final winners: 1st- Purple Ribbon (Grand Champion) and 60% of entry fee 2nd- Pink Ribbon (Reserve Champion) and 40% of entry fee EAST OTTER TAIL COUNTY FAIR • JULY 19-22, 2018

EOT COUNTY FAIR PRESENTS:

2018 ANNUAL SCARECROW CONTEST JULY 18-22

Sponsored by Perham Steel & Welding, East Otter Tail Insurance Agency, & Ultima Gaming Andy Breitenfeldt: 218-298-2958

KIDS ACTIVITIES IN THE PARK! THURSDAY–SUNDAY THURSDAY, JULY 19 • 10:00AM TO 11:30AM DAYCARE DAY! Farm Bureau Scavenger Hunt - All Day Tractor Tire Scramble Kids Games SATURDAY, JULY 21 KIDS DAY! Farm Bureau Scavenger Hunt- All Day 10:00AM To 11:30AM • Lego Building Contest

Free Admission

1:00PM- 2:00PM • Kids Games Legos Bean Bag Toss Tractor Tire Scramble Also More Games to be Determined!

Bring your scarecrow on Wednesday, Wednesday, July 18 (5:00 p.m-7:30p.m.) or Thursday July 19 (8:00a.m.-11:00a.m.)

RULES:

• Must be family appropriate • Must stand on its own (no leaning on the wall) • (To last year’s contestants) - no repeat scarecrows. May be in different outfit.

1:00 PM–2:00 PM • Robotic Team Demonstrations in the Park

PRIZES:

JUDGES CHOICE: Grand Champion - Ribbon and $60 Reserve Champion - Ribbon and $40 PEOPLE’S CHOICE: Grand Champion - Ribbon and $60 Reserve Champion - Ribbon and $40

Everyone receives participation ribbon for bringing in one.

IMAGINATION STATION THURSDAY, JULY 19–SUNDAY, JULY 22

Located in the Main Exhibit Building by the Kid’s Coop

July 19–21 • 11:00am to 8:00pm  July 22 • 11:00am to 4:00pm The Minnesota Farm Bureau Foundation’s My American Farm Imagination Station display/kiosks are a collection of online educational games developed by the American Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture.

The kiosks bring the farm to life on iPads for families to learn more about agriculture EAST OTTER TAIL COUNTY FAIR • JULY 19-22, 2018

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AGRICULTURE SCAVENGER HUNT THURSDAY JULY 19 TO SUNDAY JULY 22 Kids are invited to do the ‘Agriculture Scavenger Hunt’ at this year’s East Otter Tail County Fair. The program, sponsored by the Minnesota Farm Bureau, provides children ages 5 - 12 years old an opportunity to learn about agriculture as they enjoy the sights and sounds of exhibits and livestock shows. Children participating in the activity will learn about products grown and raised on Minnesota farms and made from Minnesota commodities while viewing displays.

Children can pick up an activity sheet at the fair office. The activity sheet contains agricultural questions. As children tour the fair exhibits, they will find specially placed posters containing the information necessary to complete the 10 question activity sheet. Once completed, the activity sheet should be returned to the starting location.

The goal of the projects is to help children gain a better understanding of farming and agriculture and its importance to Minnesota. Submitted activity sheets will be entered for a daily drawing at 5:00 p.m. Winning entries will be notified if not present.

THE RAD ZOO THURSDAY, JULY 19 • 10 AM-7 PM & FRIDAY, JULY 20 • 11 AM-5 PM

“THE RAD ZOO” REPTILE & AMPHIBIAN DISCOVERY ZOO We provide entertaining, educational programs for many events or venues including Scout meetings, company picnics, Sunday school, fairs or festivals, senior centers, or block parties. Our presentations are fun, engaging, and interactive. We provide an enjoyable experience for our audience, while instilling a greater understanding of these unique animals and the incredible lives they live.

Our programs are designed to be age appropriate.

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43589 Fort Thunder Road Perham

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218-346-7376

We offer an opportunity for our audience to touch some of our animals in a controlled setting, after which we provide hand sanitizer.

See us for all your Feed • Seed • Fertilizer • Chemical Needs • Fuel • Custom Application

PERHAM TRUCK SERVICE • Parts Sales • DOT Inspections • Heavy Duty Truck, Semi Tractor & Trailer Repair • Boss Snowplows • Superslide Plastic Products

A typical program will include ten different kinds of fascinating reptiles and amphibians, which could include frogs, a salamander, turtles, lizards, snakes, and a small alligator and etc.

313 Inman Street Henning 218-583-2947

601 E. Soo St. Ste. A Parkers Prairie 218-338-3001

EAST OTTER TAIL COUNTY FAIR • JULY 19-22, 2018

WOOD TURNER- DAN MODROW THURSDAY, JULY 19 & FRIDAY, JULY 20 Hello, I'm Dan Modro. I live on the south side of Sybil Lake, near Vergas, with my wife Amanda. We are surrounded by the best natural resource I could ask for (trees, of course).

I started a craft called wood turning about 12 years ago. Wood turning consists of using a wood lathe and hand chisels. As the block of wood rotates on the lathe I take chisels to cut and shape the piece of wood into a work of art.

When I started wood turning I began making little trinket bowls. From there it has evolved into making utility items like salad bowls, platters, rolling pins, pepper mills, and saltshakers. I also create more decorative items including natural edge bowls—some of which are from tree burls; hollow vessels; Christmas ornaments; and lately, cremation urns.

The best thing I like about being a wood turner is that you can create just about anything. From the fresh wood chips bouncing of your tools to the finished product being displayed in someone's home. In my free time you can find me in the shop surrounded by piles of wood chips, sometimes waist high. If you haven't tried it yet for yourself, I encourage everyone to do so (that is, if you don't mind making a mess).

Your Full Service Vet Comple te Pampe Care for r ed Paw GROO s MING Monda BY BETSY Perham y-Friday • 346 -6550

The Lakeland Vet Team is available when your pet is in need.

Our team delivers exceptional care and results the first time.

• Prevention & Chronic Ear Diagnostic/Treatment • Advanced Orthopedic Procedures

• Laser Surger/Procedures and Laser Declaw • Dental Health - Complete Care & Restoration • Digital X-Ray • Vaccinations • EMERGENCY/Grooming • Safe Boarding Dr. Wm. M. Rose

North Highway 8 • Perham, MN • www.lakelandvetclinic.com Office Hours: Mon-Fri 7:30am-5:00pm • Sat. 8am-11am

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LAKELAND VETERINARY CLINIC & SURGICAL CENTER PERHAM/OTTERTAIL AREA • 218-346-6550 EAST OTTER TAIL COUNTY FAIR • JULY 19-22, 2018

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DREAM WEAVER

STREET DANCE:

THURSDAY, JULY 19 • 3 PM & 5 PM SATURDAY, JULY 21 • 5:00 PM

THURSDAY, JULY 19 • 8 PM-11 PM PLAYING LIVE IN THE PARK SHELTER

COMEDY HYPNOSIS SHOW THE CROPDUSTERS A Dream Weaver Comedy Hypnosis Show takes you on a hilarious journey into the subconscious mind. See your friends become the stars of the show as they speak Martian, become little tiny fish or believe napkins are $100 bills!

Laugh along as Dream Weaver Comedy Hypnotist, Randy Buker leads his volunteers through a safe and family friendly show that will leave you laughing harder than you have in a very long time.

These shows are respectful and family friendly. Randy keeps his volunteers safe from harm and no one leaves feeling embarrassed.

Come on out and see the show… or better yet… BE THE SHOW!

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FREE N ADMISSIO

EAST OTTER TAIL COUNTY FAIR • JULY 19-22, 2018

TRUCK & TRACTOR PULL FRIDAY, JULY 20 • 7 PM

East Otter Tail County Fairgrounds 455 4TH Ave SE • Perham, MN

ADMISSION

13 Years and Older: $10 Ages 6-12: $5 No Discounts Sales @ Event Site

EOTCOUNTYFAIR.ORG Part of the National tractor pullers association 2018 MEMBER STATE EVENT series

Results, Standings, News, .

Streaming, Videos & more:

NTPAPull.com

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SENIOR CITIZEN OUTREACH FRIDAY, JULY 20 • 2:00 PM Now more than ever, scammers are targeting senior citizens, trying to con them out of personal and/or financial information. Otter Tail County Sheriff, Barry Fitzgibbons, will give a presentation geared towards seniors.

Topics will include senior scams, cons and frauds, plus ways to protect yourself from scammers and identity theft.

STREET DANCE:

DIAMANTE DE MEXICO FRIDAY, JULY 20 • 8:00 PM-MIDNIGHT PLAYING LIVE IN THE BEER GARDEN

FREE N ADMISSIO

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EAST OTTER TAIL COUNTY FAIR • JULY 19-22, 2018

MEET A FIREMAN VERGAS FIRE DEPT.

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SATURDAY, JULY 21 • 10:00 AM-NOON

SATURDAY, JULY 21 • 12:00 PM

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Officer Mike and K-9 Ike are part of the Perham Police Department and provide a service to our community.

Qualified officers are required to complete an official departmentsponsored K-9 law enforcement training program to be K-9 certified. K-9 training programs vary in length, depending on police department or federal agency, but average about several weeks to few months. Some police departments and law enforcement agencies utilize external K-9 training programs to assist in training their service dogs and handling officers. K-9 training programs typically cover narcotics and explosive detection, handler training, search and rescue, public or crowd acclimatization and evidence detection techniques.

If you would like to help support our local K-9 Unit please contact the City of Perham Offices at 218-346-4455

3RD ANNUAL EAST OTTER TAIL COUNTY FAIR LEGO BUILDING CONTEST SATURDAY, JULY 21 AT • 10 AM Kids - Come to the Fair to show off your Lego building skills!

The contest will be held in the Lions’ Bingo shelter, contest starts at 10:00am and goes till 11:00am with judging following the contest. Legos will be provided for you to use, and and all construction must be done at the contest, Judging will be based on creativity, and imagination.

First, Second, and Third place winners in each age group will receive medals, and all participants will receive a participation ribbon. The Lego creations will be displayed in the open class area for the remainder of the fair.

No entry fee required. Please sign up the day of the event.

Any questions please feel free to contact Kayla Jahnke 218-371-8237 or email12kaylajahnke1@gmail.com

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THE FAMOUS L.A. PIG RACES SATURDAY, JULY 21 • 1:00 PM

TRICIA & THE TOONIES COMEDY SATURDAY, JULY 21 • 4 PM & 7 PM

RACES WILL BE HELD ON THE SOUTH END OF THE FAIRGROUNDS.

4PM & 7PM SHOWS IN THE PARK

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PREMIUM LIST 2018 GENERAL INFORMATION Entry Days are Tuesday, July 17, 2018, 3:00-8:00 PM. and Wednesday, July 18, 2018, 3:00-8:00 PM. Exhibits in Main Building may be removed after 6 p.m. on Sunday, July 22, 2018.

ADMISSION The gates will be open from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. each day.

All persons remaining on the grounds over night must provide themselves with proper admission for the following day. There will be no pass out checks.

-Admission into the fair is FREE. -There is parking available on the Fairgrounds for $2.00 per car.

-Admission is charged for Grandstand events only.

RULES AND REGULATIONS WILL BE STRICTLY ADHERED The Perham Agricultural Society Incorporated reserves to its board the final and absolute right to interpret these rules and regulations, and arbitrarily settle and determine all matters, questions and differences in regard thereto, or otherwise arising out of, connected with, or incident to the fair. ********************************* Your annual Fair will be held at the East Otter Tail Fair Grounds in Perham on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, July 19, 20, 21, and 22.

The following premium list will prove that we invite exhibits of almost every type and kind and that substantial premiums will be paid to prize winners.

We’ll be seeing you at the Fair!

OFFICERS: President: Pete Zavadil Vice- President: Edwin Keil Secretary/Treasurer: Diane Sazama FAIR BOARD DIRECTORS MEMBERS/FAIR STAFF Pete Zavadil Diane Sazama Edwin Keil Andy Breitenfeldt Eugene Jahnke Dr. William Rose Ken Rosen Monique Rossow Jason Bachmann Kris Moltzan Karen Gorentz Kelly Riepe Matt Amos Luke Fink Kayla Jahnke Lisa Benes Vance Bachmann Fred Lehmkuhl (City Rep.)

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********************************** 1. The management reserves the right to add to these rules as they, in their judgement, may deem advisable.

2. Nothing that has been previously shown at this fair, except livestock, shall compete for a prize.

3. Entries for premiums in the individual lots of grain, field seed, fruits and forage shall not be permitted to appear as part of collections.

4. No article or animal shall compete for more than one premium, except in livestock groups.

5. Stock must be entered in the name of bona fide owners, and grain, vegetables, fruit, dairy products, flowers and household arts division must have been raised by owners during the past year.

6. Only one entry in any one lot may be made by one family or from one farm.

7. Every article in competition must correspond in number, size of sample and description with the premium list and be in its proper class in order to obtain premiums. No change or alteration will be permitted after the books are placed in the hands of the judges.

8. Each entry tag shall be securely attached to the entry itself, or to the stall, pen, or receptical in which it is shown.

9. Entry Schedule - Tuesday, July 17, 2018, 3:00-8:00 PM and Wednesday, July 18, 2018, 3:00-8:00 PM. 10. Exhibitors are urged to bring their animals or articles as early as possible on entry day so that everything will be in readiness. You can assist the management a great deal by promptness and also secure for yourself the most prominent place for your exhibit.

RELEASE OF EXHIBITS 11. Exhibits in the Main Building are to remain on display until 6:00 PM. the last day of the Fair.

12. Livestock owned by exhibitor residing beyond 20 miles from Perham may be released by 4 p.m. the last day of the Fair.

Livestock owned by exhibitors residing less than 20 miles from Perham may be released at 4 p.m. the last day of the Fair.

13. Premiums will not be paid on articles or animals removed from exhibition without the approval of the Secretary.

ARRANGEMENTS OF EXHIBITS 14. Grain and field seeds shall be shown in clear fruit jars and unless otherwise designated shall consist of two quart jars by measure.

15. Exhibition of articles not competing for premiums must be arranged for at the Secretary’s Office, and will be arranged as far as possible in conformity with the wishes of the exhibitor.

CLAIMS 16. Persons having claims against the Society must present them to the Secretary within fifteen days after the last day of the Fair.

NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR LOSS OR DAMAGE 17. The Society will take every precaution in its

power for the preservation of the articles and stock on exhibition, but will not be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur in the delivery, exhibition, or removal of exhibits.

AWARDS 18. The Superintendent of the division or some other person appointed shall assist the judge as clerk and shall keep a record of the awards made. This record when completed shall be signed by the judges and returned to the Secretary.

19. The awards on entries will be designated as follows: 1st premium, blue; 2nd, red; 3rd, white; sweepstake, purple.

20. All awards shall be made by competition of the individual merits of the entries.

21. Any interference by exhibitors to influence or dictate the decision of the judges shall be sufficient cause for excluding his or her entry from competition and should be reported to the Secretary through the Superintendent.

22. No appeal for the decision of the judges shall be allowed. An exhibitor shall make protest to the Superintendent of the division at the time of award, who may then require the judges to give reasons for such placing.

23. No judge shall award any discretionary premiums. Whenever articles of superior merit are exhibited for which no premiums have been offered, the judges may enter same as “commended” on the book of awards, so the Secretary may report them to the board for future action.

24. Premiums will not be awarded to articles or animals of inferior merit although there may be no competition. Where the number of competitors in any lot is less than the number of awards, the judges may, at their discretion, award lower prizes, omitting the higher ones.

25. Where a sum of premium money is to be paid out pro rate, the apportionment shall be according to the merits of the individual exhibits.

26. Special premiums may be offered by interested persons for entries which conform to the general classification of the Society.

27. Premium checks must be cashed within 30 days of issue, or they will become void.

28. Checks may be picked up at the Fair Office at 7:00 p.m. on Sunday, July 22.

NEW BOARD OF ANIMAL HEALTH RULES 29. Cattle and Bison: Breeding cattle, rodeo cattle and all cattle for exhibition must be officially identified upon movement from the herd to another location, with certain exceptions. Records of cattle movements into and out of herds must be kept on the farm for five years.

Swine: Swine moving within the state must be officially identified with certain exceptions. http://mn.gov/bah/board/releases/nr201304-08.html

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EXHIBITION OF LIVESTOCK IN MINNESOTA SUMMARY OF STATE RULES FOR 2018 EXHIBITORS PLEASE CONTACT THE FOLLOWING FOR FAIR EVENTS: REQUIREMENTS FOR LIVESTOCK ORIGINATING FROM MINNESOTA: 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.

OFFICIAL IDENTIFICATION: Official Identification: All cattle, swine, sheep and goats, and deer and elk must be officially identified. This is a minimum guideline for the Board of Animal Health; other groups such as 4-H or FFA may have more stringent rules.

These identification rules apply to all forms of exhibition including children’s barns and petting zoos.

See https://www.mn.gov/bah/ official-id/ for more information on official identification.

CATTLE: Must have at least one form of official identification (NUES, AIN/840, breed registry tattoo/tags and registry number.

Cattle born prior to March 2015 may have AIN/900-998 or ‘USA’ with 8 or 9 numbers.

SWINE: Must have at least one form of official identification (NUES, AIN/840, PIN, ear notching with breed registration, slap or ear tattoos for feeding swine, PIZ tags).

SHEEP & GOATS: Must have at least one form of official identification (Flock ID tags, serial tags, AIN/840, official tattoos with breed registry, state-approved tattoos recorded with state animal health officials). In addition to official identification, no sheep or goat that is within 30 days of giving birth may be exhibited without prior approval from the Minnesota Board of Animal Health.

HORSES EXCEPT SUCKLING FOALS: Must be tested for Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) tested within 12 months of exhi-

bition. 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: 4 months of age or older must be accompanied by a certificate of rabies vaccination and be currently vaccinated for rabies.

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 pullorumtyphoid 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 also 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 Mycoplas-

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ANIMAL SCIENCE UPDATES FOR 2018: There are a number of updates for Animal Science livestock projects for 2018 for all species. It is very important for all livestock families to be aware of these. To read about these changes, visit http://www. mn.gov/bah/exhibitions.html.

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BLACKSMITH DEMOS SUNDAY, JULY 22 • 9:00 AM–4:00 PM

On-Farm Ag Plastic Recycling to help preserve our farmland

His background is woodworking but became fascinated with blacksmithing while volunteering at the Carriage Hill Historical Farm, a 19th Century farm that showcases life from that era through living-history interpreters.

Joe and his wife, Kayla, have three children. He operates Rock Water Forge and believes that blacksmithing is one of those arts where you can never learn everything.

Check out his Facebook page at Rock Water Forge!

EAST OTTER TAIL COUNTY FAIR • JULY 19-22, 2018

Depending on the location and ag plastic use on your farm or dairy, we can provide Recapture recycling bags or place and service a dumpster and provide free collection service of ag plastic.

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Joe Skjaret, is a 2006 Bemidji High School graduate who moved back home after serving more than eight years in the U.S. Air Force.

Now offering recycling bags in addition to dumpsters and free collection

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ANTIQUE TRACTOR PULL SUNDAY, JULY 22 • 1:00 PM

SUNDAY, JULY 22, 2018 ADMISSION $5.00 13 & UP

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EAST OTTER TAIL COUNTY FAIR • JULY 19-22, 2018

LITTLE BRITCHES DAIRY SHOW SUNDAY, JULY 22 • 1:00 PM

Rules:

• Show & Go! • Participants are invited to bring their own calf to the fair to show and receive a prize!

• Ages: Pre-K – 3rd Grade • Parent or older sibling must be on hand to help • Must have MN Identification according to MN Board of Animal Health.

• Trailers/Trucks may park by the Barns • Animals may leave immediately after the show. Those part of the 4-H show must stay until the 4 p.m. load-out.

• Animals need not be clipped.

• Animals may enter the fairgrounds at 12:00 p.m. (1 hour prior to the show) • Registration/participant information will be collected at the show.

• Questions? Call Jon & Karen Gorentz – 218-234-8057

POLKA IN THE PARK SUNDAY, JULY 22 • NOON–3:00 PM

FREE ESTIMATES WITH ERIC’S DANCE BAND

Eric Roggenkamp , from Bluffton, has been entertaining people all over central Minnesota since he was 12 years old. Eric was inducted into the Minnesota Country Music Hall of Fame back in 1996. Eric along with Larry Selander have been playing music together for 45 years. If you like traditional country and old time music you will certainly enjoy the show. Please come out and listen we are sure you will have a great day.

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4-H LISTING 2:30 p.m. Goat Show 5:00 p.m. FFA & 4-H Sheep Show

4-H EXHIBIT RULES & EVENTS: COUNTY FAIR REGISTRATION: Visit eastottertailcounty.fairentry.com to register your projects.

PRE FAIR FOOD STAND CLEANING DAY Mills Magic & Henning Shining Lights 4-H SCHEDULE FOR COUNTY FAIR Exhibit Building & barns set up July 15: 6 am - 1 :00 p.m. Food Preparation 8:00 a.m. Barns & Exhibit Building set up Barns: Animal project members Exhibit building: EOT Wranglers All 4-Hers who show animals are expected to help from 8am-Noon: Pot Luck lunch to follow: meat and beverages provided/ families bring side dishes/desserts.

Friday, July 20: 8:00 a.m. Dairy Show - FFA & Dairy Show followed by 4-H Dairy 1:00 p.m. Rabbit 5:00 p.m. Beef All Youth eligible for the blue ribbon auction photos will be taken prior to auctions.

Saturday, July 21: 8:00 a.m. Pleasure Horse Show at Horse Arena 9:00 a.m. Dairy Recognition 9:30 a.m. Award Photos 10:00 a.m. 4-H Livestock Auction Livestock Committee Sunday, July 22: 8:00 a.m. Horse Training at Horse Arena followed by Games 1:00 p.m. Small Animal Round Robin 2:30 p.m. Non-Livestock Awards Program (Animal Awards will be given following Animal Shows in each species.)

4:00 p.m. Load 4-H animals and clean pens to center aisle.

5:00 p.m. Food Stand (Butler) & Exhibit Building (Countryside Bumpkins) Clean Up

2018 FFA DIVISION AGRICULTURE INSTRUCTORS: Shell Tumburg – Perham Advisor Brain Schornack – New York Mills Advisor GENERAL RULES: 1. Open to FFA members state-wide.

2.

Members must be in good standing with their FFA Chapter.

3.

Entry day is Thursday, July 19. Sheep must be entered by 2:00 PM; all other livestock must be entered by 5:00 PM. Crops must be entered by 5:00 PM. 4.

FFA premiums will be awarded with blue, red, and white groups.

5.

Students must wear wristbands from time of entry until end of fair to be eligible for free entry to the fair grounds.

6.

A faithful observance of all rules governing the exhibit will be required. When in doubt as to the application or meaning of a rule, the agriculture instructor in charge shall interrupt such a rule.

LIVESTOCK 1.

Animals must meet health requirements set forth by the Minnesota Board of Animal Health.

2.

Health certificates for the required Sunday, 6:00 p.m. - All 4-H Exhibits Dog Show - Check with office for local tests are to be presented to the official released. show to attend. veterinarian at the time of entry.

Please do not ask to take exhibits early. No 3.

Livestock must be owned by the premiums will be given to 4-H’ers who try Demonstration, Food Revue, Clothing, exhibiter or in partnership with his or to leave early. & Performing Arts: her own family.

4.

Beef, dairy, and swine animals must July 12, 1:00 Registration UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA be owned by June 1 of the current fair 1 :30-5:30 Judging EXTENSION STAFF year. Sheep must be owned by July 1 of 4:30-5:30 Rehearsal for Showcase the current fair year.

7:00 Public Showcase Janet Malone, 4-H Coordinator 5.

Only on entry may be entered in each Quilts are judged at Non-Livestock 218-639-0116 lot by an exhibiter.

Entry Day. Kelsey Wulf, 4-H Coordinator 6.

Livestock in breed classes may be regisAmber Johnson, Summer Assistant tered or grade.

Pet Show : 7.

Animals entered in FFA classes may not NY Mills Office Telephone: July 10, 10:00 a.m. at Perham Living be entered in 4-H classes.

218-385-5420 New York Mills 8.

The exhibiter must be present during the show. In case of illness and COUNTY FAIR ENTRY DAY: NONThe Exhibit Building hours will be from exhibitor may substitute another FFA LIVESTOCK PROJECTS 10:00 AM-10:00 PM Thursday-Saturday member to show his/her entries. The Tuesday, July 17: and Noon to 7:00 PM Sunday substitute, however, must be approved 1:00 - 6:00 p.m. - Conference Judging of by the agriculture instructor in charge. all non-livestock projects Not: Clothing, The University of Minnesota Extension 9.

Exhibitors must keep their livestock, Pet Show, Demos, Food Revue, performProgram is committed to the policy that stall, pens, and immediate area in a all persons shall have equla access to tis ing arts. clean presentable condition. programs, facilities, and employment without 10. No fee will be charged for entries, pens, Livestock Interviews take place in the 4-H regard to race, color, creed, religion, national Food Stand building. Please sign up on or stalls. origin, sex, age, marital status, disability, 11. Grand and reserve champion ribbons FairEntry for interviews! public assistance status, veteran status, or will be presented to the top male, sexual orientation. female, and market animal in each Wednesday July 18: Exhibit Building Set livestock division. An exhibitor may Up - Rock-a-Boosters Club leaders set up a show the animal of his/her choice for PLEASE NOTE FOR 2018: Members may time with Janet. these awards. exhibit in any project area but must be Lama Show - Check with office for local show to attend.

Thursday, July 19 All livestock must arrive at the fairgrounds on Wednesday between 12:00-9:00 p.m. or Thursday from 8:00 to Noon. Swine weigh-in 12-9 Wednesday. Other species have the option of Wed./ Thursday. ID check will be along with the vet check station.

9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Pigs, Goats & Sheep Weigh in 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Beef Weigh in 8:00 a.m. Swine Show 11 :00 a.m. 4-H Poultry Show - Open Show to Follow

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enrolled in that project area to be eligible for Reserve Champion, Champion, or State Fair Trips. For example, if a 4-H’er exhibits in home environment at the fair but they have not enrolled in that project area in 4-H online, they are eligible for conference judging and to receive a blue, red, or white ribbon. They would not be eligible to receive champion or reserve champion or go to the State Fair with that project.

Additionally, any projects added to the fair AFTER registration closes on July 1 will be subject to the same rules .... Eligible for blue red or white, not for champion or reserve, or State Fair trips.

BEEF Blue $9.25 – Red $8.25 – White $7.25 Class 1 – Shorthorn Class 2 – Hereford Class 3 – Angus Class 4 – Charolais Class 5 – Limousin Class 6 – Simmental Class 7 – Other Breeds Class 8 – Commercial Beef Heifer LOTS FOR BREED CLASSES: 1.

Heifer, Junior Calves – Calved on or after Jan 1, 2018 2.

Heifer, Winter Calves – Calved Nov. – Dec., 2017

3.

Heifer, Senior Calves – Calved Sep. – Oct. 2017 4.

Heifer, Late Summer Yearling, Jul. – Aug. 2016 5.

Heifer, Early Summer Yearling, May – Jun. 2016 6.

Heifer, Late Junior Yearling, Mar. – Apr. 2016 7.

Heifer, Early Junior Yearling, Jan. – Feb. 2016 8.

Heifer, Senior Yearling, Sep. – Dec. 2017 9.

Two Year Old Female and Older – born before Sep 1, 2015 10. Pair of Yearlings (owned/shown by one exhibitor) 11. Pair of Calves (lot 1, 2, 3) 12. Cow/Calf Class 9 – B eef Steer – Born after Dec. 31, 2015 Class 11 – Dairy Steer – Born after Dec. 31, 2015

8. Pair of Ewe Lambs, any age Class 28 – CROSSBREDS

DAIRY Blue $9.25 – Red $8.25 – White $7.25 Class 11 – Holstein Class 12 – Jersey Class 13 – Guernsey Class 14 – Ayrshire Class 15 – Brown Swiss Class 16 – Milking Shorthorn

LOTS FOR BREED CLASSES: 1.

December Boar, Farrowed during Dec. 2017 2.

Early January Boar, Farrowed Jan 1 to Jan 20, 2018 3.

Late Jan. – Early Feb. Boar, Farrowed Jan 21 to Feb 11, 2018 4.

Late Feb. boar, Farrowed Feb.11 to Feb.28, 2018 5.

March Boar, Farrowed on or after Mar. 1, 2018 6.

Junior Yearling Sow – born between Jan. 1, 2015 and Jun. 30, 2017 7.

Senior Sow – born between Jul 1, 2013 and Nov. 30, 2016 8.

December Gilt, Farrowed during Dec. 2018 9.

Early January Gilt, Farrowed Feb. 11 to Feb. 28, 2018 10. Late Jan. – Early Feb. Gilt, Farrowed Jan. 21 to Feb. 11, 2018 11. Late February Gilt, Farrowed on or after Mar. 1, 2018 Class 39 – CROSSBREDS

LOTS FOR BREED CLASSES: 1.

Junior Heifer Calf – after Feb. 12, 2018 and over 4 months of age 2.

Intermediate Heifer Calf, Dec. 11 – Feb. 12, 2017 3. Senior Heifer Calf, Sep. – Nov. 11, 2017 4.

Summer Yearling Heifer, Jun. – Aug. 11, 2016 5.

Spring Yearling Heifer, Mar. – May 11, 2016 6.

Winter Senior Yearling Heifer, Dec. 10– Feb. 11, 2016 7.

Fall Senior Yearling Heifer, Sep. 10 – Nov. 11, 2016 8. Dry Cow, 2017 9. Lactating Cow, any age SHEEP Blue $7.25 – Red $6.25 – White $5.25 BASE DATES FOR COMPUTING AGE SENIOR LAMBS JUNIOR LAMBS Class 17 – Shropshire born before Feb 15 born Feb 15 and after Class 18 – Hampshire born before Feb 15 born Feb 1 and after Class 19 – Southdown born before Feb 15 born Feb 15 and after Class 20 – Oxford Down before Feb 15 born Feb 15 and after Class 21 – Corriedale born before Feb1 born Feb 1 and after Class 22 – Columbia born before Feb 1 born Feb 1 and after Class 23 – Suffolk born before Feb 1 born Feb 1 and after Class 24 – Cheviot born before Mar 1 born Mar 1 and after Class 25 – Dorset born before Jan 1 born Jan 1 and after Class 26 – Rambouillet born before Jan 1 born Jan 1 and after Class 27 – Other born before Jan 1 born Jan 1 and after

LOTS FOR CROSSBREDS 1.

Junior Ewe Lamb – born before Feb 15 and after 2. Senior Ewe Lamb – born before Feb 15 3. Yearling Ewe – born before Sep 1, 2016 Class 29 – Market Lamb – Ewe or Wether Class 30 – Market Pen of Three – Ewe or Wether SWINE Blue $7.25 – Red $6.25 – White $5.25 Class 31 – Poland China Class 32 – Spot Class 33 – Duroc Class 34 – Chester White Class 35 – Hampshire Class 36 – Berkshire Class 37 – Yorkshire Class 38 – Landrace

LOTS FOR CROSSBREDS 1.

December Gilt, Farrowed during Dec. 2017 2.

Early January Gilt, Farrowed Jan. 1 to Jan. 20, 2018 3.

Late Jan. – Early Feb. Gilt, Farrowed Jan. 21 to Feb. 11, 2018 4.

Late February Gilt, Farrowed Feb. 11 to Feb. 28, 2018 5.

March Gilt, Farrowed on or after Mar. 1, 2018 Class 40 – Market Hog – Gilt or Barrow Class 41 – Pen of Three CROPS Blue $2.25 – Red $1.75 – White $1.25 Class 42 – Crops

LOTS FOR CROPS: 1. Corn A. 1 1 stalks with roots in heavy duty bag – 2018 crop B. 1 quart of shelled corn, 2017 crop in a clear jar with lid C. 11 ears of 2017 crop D. High Moisture Corn – shelled E. High Moisture Corn – ear 2. Oats LOTS FOR BREED CLASSES: A. Sheaf 4 inches in diameter – 2018 crop 1. Junior Ram Lamb B. 1 Quart of Oats – 2017 crop in a clear 2. Senior Ram Lamb jar with lid 3.

Yearling Ram – born before Sep 1, 2016 3. Barley 4. Junior Ewe Lamb A. S heaf 4 inches in diameter – 2018 crop 5. Senior Ewe Lamb 6. Yearling Ewe – born before Sep 1, 2016 B. 1 Quart of barley – 2017 crop in clear jar with lid 7. Pair of Ram Lambs, any age

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4. Wheat A. S heaf 4 inches in diameter – 2018 crop B. 1 Quart of rye – 2017 crop in a clear jar with lid 5. Rye A. S heaf 4 inches in diameter – 2018 crop B. 1 Quart of rye – 2017 crop in clear jar with lid 6. Beans (soybeans or edible) A. 11 plants with roots – 2018 B. 1 Quart of beans – 2017 crop in a clear jar with lid 7.

Hay – Pad 4 inches thick in clear bag – 2018 crop A. Legume B. Grass C. Mixed 8. Haylage (2017 crop) A. Legume B. Grass C. Mixed D. Corn E. Other 9. Silage (2017 Crop) A. L egume B. Grass C. Mixed D. Corn E. Other 10. Potatoes, 20 (clean) tubers – 2017 Crop 11. Sunflowers A. Confectionery 1.

6 plants with roots in heavy duty bag – 2018 crop 2.

1 Quart of seeds, 2017 crop in a clear jar with lid B. Oil Seed 1.

6 plants with roots in heavy duty bag – 2018 crop 2.

1 Quart of Seeds – 2017 Crop in clear jar with lid 12. Other – 2017 Crop VEGETABLE GARDENING Blue $2.25 – Red $1.75 – White $1.25 Class 43 – Vegetable Gardening (MUST SUPPLY OWN EXHIBIT BOX) LOTS FOR VEGETABLE GARDENING 1. Collection of 3 kinds of vegetables.

The collection must contain small, medium, and large vegetables.

You must have one large vegetable (cabbage, squash, melon, cauliflower, etc.), three medium vegetables of the same species (tomato, Onion pepper, cucumbers, carrots, etc), and twelve small vegetables of the same species (cherry tomato, green beans, peas in pod, etc). (Potatoes may not be included in this class).

2. Collection of six kinds of vegetables.

The collection must contain small, medium, and large vegetables. You must have one large vegetable (cabbage, squash, melon, cauliflower, etc).

Three species of medium vegetables (tomato, onion, pepper, cucumbers, carrots, etc), and two species of small vegetables with six of each species for a total of twelve small vegetables (cherry tomato, green beans, peas in pod, etc). (Potatoes may not be included in this class).

FLOWER GARDENING Blue $2.25 – Red $1.75 – White $1.25 Class 44 – Flower Gardening (Exhibitors must supply their own display containers) LOTS FOR FLOWER GARDENING 1. Cut Flower Display – These flowers must be grown by the member.

Containers and flowers should be of the proper proportion (2/3 flowers and foliage and 1/3 container). Exhibits must be labeled with kind and variety name. No aluminum foil and no foliage below the water line.

Minimum of three stems of flowers.

2. House plants – The container must have label with exhibitor’s name, chapter, and plant variety.

3. Terrariums – The exhibit should not exceed 24" in any dimension. Evalu-

ation will be based upon plant selection, quality suitability of container, and design. Container must have a label with exhibitors name, chapter, and plant varieties. Terrariums must be started at least 2 weeks prior to the county fair.

FRUIT Blue $2.25 – Red $1.75 – White $1.25 Class 45 – Fruit (Exhibitors must supply their own display containers) LOTS FOR FRUIT 1.

Plate of 15 strawberries, raspberries, or blueberries or other small fruit.

2.

Plate of 5 apples, 11 crabapples, 11 plums, 11 cherries, or 2 bunches of grapes.

Metal Projects 1. Beginning Projects 2. Intermediate Projects 3. Advanced Projects ACTIVITY AND JUDGING SCHEDULE THURSDAY, JULY 19 Entry day – 12:00-5:00 PM FFA Sheep Show – 5:00 PM FFA Crop, Vegetable, Fruit, and Flower Judging – 9:00 PM FRIDAY, JULY 20 FFA Swine Show – 8:30 AM FFA Dairy Show – 11:00 AM FFA Beef Show – 1:30 PM SUNDAY, JULY 22 All Exhibits Released – 6:00 PM FLOWER DIVISION Sponsored by United Community Bank, Superintendent Donna Gill Exhibitors may enter more than one specimen in a class, provided each entry is of a different named variety. Entries must

be made Thursday, July 19 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. or Friday, July 20 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., and remain until 6 p.m. Sunday, July 22. All flowers must be grown by exhibitor and dried material picked by exhibitor. Rules according to the Minnesota Horticultural Society refer to handbooks in Perham Area Library.

All cut flowers must be brought in small bottles for small types and larger bottles for larger types. Exhibit with foliage but not under water. (Prizes 1st $2.25; 2nd $1.75; 3rd $1.25) CUT FLOWERS Division A - Annuals Class No. 1. Ageratum, 3 stems 2. Ameranthus, 1 stem 3. Aster, 3 blooms 4. Baby’s Breath (fresh) 1 spray 5. Bachelor Buttons, 3 stems 6. Balsam, 1 stem 7. Bells of Ireland, 1 stalk 8. Calendula, 3 blooms 9. Candy Tuft, 3 stems 10. Canterbury Bells, 1 stem 11. Carnation, 3 blooms 12. Celosia, plume 1 spike 13. Celosia, crest 1 stem 14. Clarkia, 1 stem 15. Cleone, 1 truss 15a. Coleus, 1 stem 16. Cosmos, any color, 1 stem 17. Cosmos, orange, 1 stem 17a. Daisy, 3 stems 18. Dianthus, 1 spray 20. Euphorbia, 3 stems 23. Larkspur, 1 spike 24. Lavatera, 1 stem 25. Lisianthus, 1 spray 26. Marigold, over 3" 1 stem 27. Marigold, 1 1/2" to 3" 2 stems 28. Marigold, under 1 1/2" 3 stems

29. Marigold Gems, 1 spray 30. Nasturtium, single 3 blooms 31. Nasturtium, double 3 blooms 32. Nicotiana, 1 spray 33. Pansy, stem as long as possible, 3 blooms 34. Petunia, single 1 spray 35. Petunia, double 1 spray 36. Petunia, wave 1 spray 37. Phlox, annual 1 spray 39. Salvia, blue 3 blooms 40. Salvia, red 3 blooms 41. Salvia, any other 3 blooms 42. Scabiosa, 3 blooms 43. Snapdragon, tall, 1 spike 44. Snapdragon, dwarf, 2 spikes 45. Sunflower, heliantus, 1 bloom 46. Sweet Peas, 3 stems 47. Statice, 1 stem 48. Stocks, 1 spike 49. Tithonia, 3 blooms 50. Verbena, 3 stems 51. Zinnia, over 4", 1 bloom 52. Zinnia, 2" t o4", 2 blooms 53. Zinnia, under 2", 3 blooms 55a. Any other small (3 stems) 55b. Any other large (1 stem) Division B - Bulbs & Tubers One stem (1 entry in each color) Class No. 56. Calla 57. Canna flower, 1 stem 57a. Canna leaf, 1 leaf 58. Dahlia, 1 bloom, disbud, with 1 or 2 sets of leaves, divided by color and variety.

74. Gladiola spike 100 & 200 (up to 3 1/2" size blooms) 75. Gladiola spike 300, 400 (3 1/2" to 5 1/2") 76. Gladiola, (over 5 1/2) 500 Lilies (1 stem) 77. Asiatic 78. Trumpet 79. Oriental 80. Tiger Lily 81. Any other Lily 82. Any other bulb or tuber

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Division C Perennial Cut Flowers Class No. 85. Achilla, Pearl 1 spray 85a. Achilla, Regular 3 stems 86. Aconitum (Monkshood), 1 stem 87. Asclepias, 1 stem 88. Asters, 3 stems 89. Astilbe, 1 stem 89a. Astrantia, 1 spray 90. Campanula, blue or white clips 3 stems 91. Chrysanthemum, cushion 1 spray 92. Chrysanthemum, single 1 spray 93. Chrysanthemum, spider, 1 spray 94. Coral Bells (Heuchera), 3 stems a. leaf b. blooms 95. Coreopsis, 1 stem 96. Daisy, 3 blooms 96a. Daisy, Double blooms 97. Delphinium, bush 1 spike 98. Delphinium, regular 1 spike 99. Dianthus, (Sweet William) 1 spray 100. Dianthus, other 1 spray 101. Echniacea, 3 stems 102. Echinops, 1 stem 103. Feverfew, 3 stems 104. Gaillardia, 3 blooms 105. Gloriosa Daisy, single 3 blooms 106. Gloriosa Daisy, double 3 blooms 107. Gysophila (Baby’s Breath) 1 spray 107a. Heliopsis, 1 stem 108a Hemmercallis (use colors A - N) 108b Double (use colors A - N) 108c spider (use colors A - N) 108d Miniature (use colors A - N) 108e Bi-color (use colors A - N) A. Apricot B. Burgundy C. Gold D. Lavender E. Orange F. Pink G. Purple H. Red I. Rose J. Rust K. White L. Wine M. Yellow N. Any other color 110. Liatris, 1 spike 111. Monarda, 3 stems 112. Penstemon, 1 stem 113. Perovskia, (Russian Sage) 1 stem 114. Phlox, 1 truss 12" to 15" stem 115. Platycodon, 1 stem 115a. Queen Anne’s Lace, 1 spray 116. Rudbeckia, 3 blooms 117. Salvia, 3 spikes 118. Sedum, suitable speciman 119. Statice German, 1 spray 120. Sweet Peas, 5 stems

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121. Veronica, 1 spike a. over 18" b. under 18" 122. Other small perennial, 3 blooms or 3 stems 123. Other large perennial, 1 bloom or 1 stem Division D - Roses (Divided by color) 125. Hybrid teas, 1 bloom 126. Floribunda, 1 spray 127. Grandiflora, 1 bloom 128. Miniature, one bloom or spray 129. Shrub 130. Any other Division E - Hosta Leaves Please use cultivar name, if known and mature leaf.

Section 1 Giant- Leaved (one leaf) 120 sq. inches Class 1 Green (all shades) Class 2 Blue (all shades) Class 3 Yellow (all shades) Class 4 White Margined a. W hite, Yellow, or Chartreuse Center b. Green to Blue Center Class 5 Yellow Margined a. White, Yellow, or Chartreuse Center b. Green to Blue Center Class 6 Green or Blue Margined a. White, Yellow, or Chartreuse Center b. Green to Blue Center (distinct from margin color) Class 7 Streaked or Mottled Class 8 Others Section II Large - Leaved (one leaf) 64-120 sq. inches Class 1 through 8; same as above Section III Medium - Leaved (one leaf) 30-64 sq. inches Class 1 through 8; same as above Section IV Small - Leaved (one leaf) 6-30 sq. inches Class 1 through 8; same as above Section V Miniature - Leaved (one leaf) up to 6 sq. inches Class 1 through 8; same as above

186. Geranium 187. Gloxinia 188. Impatiens, single 189. Impatiens, double 190. Succulent 191. Hanging Plant 192. Other Foliage Plants - No Blooms 193. Aloe Vera 194. Cactus 195. Caladium 196. Fern 197. Ivy 198. Philodendron 199. Pathos 200. Succulent 201. Not other specified Multiple Plants 202. Terrarium or Bottle Garden 203.a. Dish Garden 204.b. Fairy Garden 205.a. I ndoor planter (at least 3 varieties) 205.b. o utdoor planter (at least 3 varieties) Division G - Herbs All entries must have the correct name on the entry tag to qualify for award. No blooms.

205. Collection of 3 cut specimen of different variety, displayed in 3 separate containers.

206. Collection of 3 herb plants of different variety. Displayed together in a container.

Division H - Juniors up to 12 Class No. 207. Bachelor Buttons, same (3 blooms) 208. Bachelor Buttons, different (3 blooms) 209. Petunia (1 spray) 210. Nasturtiums (3 blooms) 211. Pansies (3 blooms) 212a. Marigold, over 3", 3 blooms 212b. Marigold, 1 1/2", to 3", 3 blooms 212c. Marigold, under 1 1/2", 3 blooms 214a. Zinnia, over 4", 1 bloom 214b. Zinnia, 2" to 4", 2 blooms 214c. Zinnia, under 2", 3 blooms 216a. Artistic Arrangement, ages 5-8 216b. Artistic Arrangement, ages 9-12 Division F - House Plants 217. Potted House Plant, foliage or Container 218. Potted House Plant, flowering Grown Flowers in Bloom 219. Potted cactus or succulent Plants must have been in possession of 220. Shrub (1 bloom or spray) exhibitor for at least 2 months and grown 221. Any perennial in the container.

221a. Any other annual Class No. 221b. Planter, 3 or more plants 178. A frican Violet, single crown, single 221c. Miniature Garden flower Division J 179. A frican Violet, single crown, double Ornamental Grasses flower Class No. 181. B egonia, Fibrous 222. Large, 1 stalk, 5’ & up 181 a. Begonia, Angel Wing 223. Midsize, 3 stalks, 18" to 5’ 182. B egonia,Ornamental foliage 224. Compact, 3 stalks, up to 18" 183. Begonia, Tuberous 184. Cactus 185. Fuschia

Division K - Vines & Branches of Trees/ Shrubs Class No. 226. F lowering Shrub, at least 18" 227. F ruiting (or berry), at least 18" 228. F oliage, (branch) at least 18" 229. Vines, at least 18" long Division I - Flower Design The Cleone Ness Memorial Award will be given for best Artistic Design. A $20 gift certificate from Grass Roots Plants of Ottertail will be presented.

Design Division Rules: Artificial foliage, and flowers, fruits and vegetables are not permitted. Accessories may be used.

Roadside material is permitted. Prize: 1st$5, 2nd-$4, and 3rd $3.

Theme: EXPLORE THE PERHAM AREA Class No. 230. N or A Cooks Garden (use vegetables) 231. N or A. Tubing Down the River. (water showing) 232. N or A. Birds Nest. (mass design) 233. N or A. Save the Rain Forrest (Green Design) 234. N or A. You Are My Sunshine (yellow design) 235. N or A. Say it with Flowers (Your choice of colors) 236. N or A. The Sky is the Limit (parallel) 237. N or A. Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Poka Dotted Bikini (5" or less) 238. N or A Tiny Blossoms (5" or less) 239. N or A Snow and More Snow (White Design) *All Artistic Design Classes are divided into Novice and Advanced: N indicates novice classification for those who have earned fewer than 5 blue ribbons in Artistic Design.

A indicates advanced classification for those who have earned 5 or more blue ribbons in Artistic Design.

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All Exhibits will be Judged on Thursday, July 19, 2018.

Exhibitors may pre-register by visiting our website www.eotcountyfair.org NO MORE THAN ONE ENTRY WILL BE PERMITTED IN ANY ONE LOT BY ONE EXHIBITOR.

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7. Muskmelon 8. Red Plums 9. Black Plums 10. Raspberries (5 - stemless) 11. Strawberries (5) 12. Tomatoes, cherry (5) 13. Tomatoes, red (1) 14. Tomatoes, yellow (1) 15. Watermelon 16. Rhubarb (3) 17. Blueberries (5) 18. Roma 19. Other CLASS 5 Dried Fruits/Jerky/Nuts/Herbs/ Dehydrated LOT NO. 1. Apples 2. Grapes 3. Tomatoes 4. Fruit leather 5. Jerky 6. Apricot 7. Nuts 8. Herbs 9. Other

6. Crabapple 7. Grapes 8. Peaches, whole or sliced 9. Pears 10. Plums 11. Raspberries 12. Rhubarb for sauce 13. Strawberries 14. Grape juice 15. Apple juice 16. Syrup 17. Mixed fruit 18. Other fruit CLASS 9 - Canned Miscellaneous Any product containing meat must be pressure cooked.

LOT NO. 1. Spaghetti sauce 2. Chili 3. Tomato juice 4. Chicken soup 5. Other soup 6. Canned Meat 7. Salsa/picante sauce 8. Broth 9. Other

DIVISION C APIARY PRODUCTS Prize (1st $2.75, 2nd $2.25) CLASS 6 LOT NO. 1. Comb honey 2. Extracted honey DIVISION D FOOD Prize (1st $2.75, 2nd $2.25) CLASS 7 - Canned Vegetables Clear commercial canning jars only.

Rings should be left on. Please label contents. Fruits and vegetables should be unblemished. Need to specify what other is in all divisions. All jars are to be sealed and clean. There should also be good rings on jars. Pint samples 1. Beets 2. Carrots 3. Celery 4. Corn 5. Pumpkin 6. Peas 7. String beans, yellow 8. String beans, green 9. Tomatoes 10. Sauerkraut 11. Vegetables for soup 12. Mix vegetables 13. Other CLASS 8 - Canned Fruit 1. Apples 2. Applesauce 3. Apricots 4. Blueberries 5. Cherries

CLASS 10 - Jams, marmalades, preserves and butter Don’t use wax. Jars may be opened by judge. 1/2 pint or pint jars LOT NO. 1. Apple butter 2. Apricot jam 3. Grape marmalade 4. Ground cherry preserves 5. Orange marmalade 6. Peach jam or marmalade 7. Plum butter 8. Raspberry jam 9. Red tomato preserves 10. Strawberry jam 11. Blackberry jam 12. Rhubarb with other fruit jam 13. Blueberry jam 14. Rhubarb 15. Other CLASS 11 - Jellies Must be sealed, but do not use wax. Jars may be opened by judge.

LOT NO. 1. Apple 2. Black cherry 3. Choke cherry 4. Current 5. Crab apple 6. Gooseberry 7. June berry 8. Pincherry 9. Plum 10. Raspberry 11. Strawberry 12. Pepper jelly 13. Beet juice

14. Grape 15. Cranberry 16. NanKing Cherry Berry 17. Rhubarb 18. Cherry 19. Apricot 20. Other CLASS 12 - Sour Pickles May be in quart or pint jars.

LOT NO. 1. Cucumber, Dill Slice 2. Cucumber, Dill Speared 3. Cucumber, whole 4. Cucumber, mustard 5. String bean 6. C ucumber, Garlic Dill, speared 7. Cucumber, Garlic Dill, sliced 8. Other CLASS 13 - Sweet Pickles LOT NO. 1. Beet 2. Bread and butter 3. Crabapple 4. Cucumber, whole 5. Cucumber, Sliced 6. Green tomato atermelon or cantaloupe (rind) 7. W 8. Other CLASS 14 - Relishes LOT NO. 1. Beet 2. Corn relish 3. Pickle 4. Tomato 5. Tomato catsup 6. Other CLASS 14.5 - Syrup LOT NO. 1 Light 2. Medium 3. Dark CLASS 15 Yeast Bread & Rolls Cakes and breads are judged by the quality of the product not the fruits, nuts or frosting.

Should be unfrosted.

LOT NO. 1. White, 1/4 loaf only 2. Graham, 1/4 loaf only 3. Rye, 1/4 loaf only 4. Whole wheat, 1/4 loaf only 5. Coffee cake, 4" square 6. Dinner rolls (3) 7. C innamon rolls (2 unfrosted) 8. Caramel rolls (2) 9. Buns, unattached (3) 10. Fruit Bread 11. Raisin 12. Other CLASS 16 - Machine Baked Bread LOT NO. 1. White, 1/4 loaf only 2. Graham, 1/4 loaf only 3. Rye, 1/4 loaf only

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4. Whole wheat, 1/4 loaf only 5. Coffee cake, 4" square 6. Dinner rolls (3) 7. C innamon rolls (2 unfrosted) 8. Caramel rolls (2) 9. Buns, unattached (3) 10. Other CLASS 17 Quick Breads LOT NO. 1. Baking powder biscuits (3) 2. Banana bread, 1/2 mini loaf 3. Fruit bread, 1/2 mini loaf 4. Doughnuts, raised (3) 5. Doughnuts, cake (3) 6. Muffins (3) 7. Pumpkin, 1/2 mini loaf 8. Rhubarb, 1/2 mini loaf 9. Zucchini, 1/2 mini loaf 10. Lefse 11. Other CLASS 18 - Scratch Cake 1/2 cake - Should be unfrosted LOT NO. 1. Angel food 2. B asic-chocolate, white, yellow, marble 3. Cupcakes (3) 4. Chiffon 5. S pecialty-applesauce, spice, carrot, date, pecan, coffee 6. Jelly roll 7. Sponge 8. Pound 9. Bundt 10. Other CLASS 19 - Cake Mix 1/2 cake - Should be unfrosted LOT NO. 1. Angel food 2. B asic-chocolate, white, yellow, marble 3. Cupcakes (3) 4. Schiffon-Choc. yellow 5. S pecialty-applesauce, spice, carrot, date, pecan, coffee 6. Jelly roll 7. Bundt 8. Other CLASS 20 - Cookies 3 of each - Should be unfrosted LOT NO. 1. Fruit filled 2. Chocolate 3. Sugar 3.5. Spritz 4. Oatmeal 5. Peanut butter 6. Chocolate chip 7. Molasses/Ginger snap 8. Pumpkin 9. Other CLASS 21 - Bars 3 of each - Should be unfrosted.

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11. Egg plant 12. Gourds (collection of 4) 13. Kohlrabi (1) 14. Lettuce, leaf 15. Lettuce, head 16. Onions, red (3 outer skins on) 17. O nions, yellow (3 outer skins on) 18. O nions, white (3 outer skins on) 19. Banana Peppers (3) 20. Peas (6) 21. Snap peas (6) 22. Peppers, chili (3) 23. Peppers, green (1) 24. Peppers, red (1) 25. Potatoes, white (5) 26. Potatoes, red (5) 27. Potatoes, russet (5) 28. Pumpkin (pie) 29. Pumpkin (ornamental) 30. Squash (winter) 31. Summer squash 32. String beans (6) 33. Wax beans (6) 34. Spinach (1 bunch) 35. Sunflower, head 36. Rutabaga 37. Turnips 38. Zucchini 39. Display of 6 varieties 40. Shallots (3) 41. Radish 42. Red Cabbage 43. Jalepeno Peppers, green (3) 44. Swiss Chard 45. Kale 46. Other CLASS 3 - Herbs LOT NO. 1 BUNCH OF EACH: 1. Mint 2. Parsley 3. Oregano 4. Chives 5. Thyme 6. Rosemary 7. Tarragon 8. Garlic 9. Cilantro 10. Basil 11. Lemon Balm 12. Sage 13. Bay Leaves 14. Anise 15. Hyssop 16. Marjoram 17. Borage 18. Other CLASS 4 - Fruits LOT NO. 1. Apples, red (3) 2. Apples, green (3) 3. Apples, crab (3) 4. Cherries (6) 5. Grapes (1 bunch) 6. G round cherries (5 - husks on)

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2. All Bars 3. Turnovers 4. Lemon Bars 5. Fig Bars 6. Pumpkin 7. Other CLASS 22 - Pies May be small or single piece, no cream pies LOT NO. 1. Apple 2. Berry 3. Mincemeat 4. Pecan 5. Peach 6. Raisin 7. Rhubarb 8. Pumpkin 9. Other CLASS 23 - Candy LOT NO. 1. Divinity (6 pieces) 2. Fudge (6 pieces) 3. Caramels (6 pieces) 4. Peanut brittle (6 pieces) 5. Almond Bark 6. Other DIVISION E CLASS 24 - Bedroom Linens LOT NO. 1. Dresser scarves 2. Pillow cases, embroidery 3. Pillow cases, crochet edge 4. Pillow cases, tatted edge 5. Pillow cases, appliqued 6. P illow cases, machine decorated 7. Pillow cases, painted 8. P illow cases, machine sewing 9. Other CLASS 25 - Towels, dish rag, pillows, potholders, chair cushion, picture placemats and rugs LOT NO. 1. Cross stitch 2. Embroidered 3. Monogrammed 4. Appliqued 5. Hooked 6. Needlepoint 7. Crocheted 8. Candle wicking 9. Woven 10. Pieced 11. Quilted 12. Braided 13. Crosstich and Embroidery 14. Knitted 15. Plush Pillow 16. Other CLASS 26 - Doilies & Centerpieces LOT NO. 1. A ll crocheted doily 14" or over 2. A ll crocheted doily under 14" 3. All embroidery 4. Cross stitch 5. Tatted trim 6. Crocheted trim 7. Machine pieced 8. Other CLASS 27 - Quilts LOT NO. 1. H and pieced and handquilted 2. Hand pieced and appliqued 3. M achine pieced, hand quilted 4. Machine pieced and tied 5. Special techniques 6. Group quilted 7. Miniature 8. Crib 9. Machine pieced, appliqued 10. Hand pieced and tied 11. Machine pieced, quilted, & embroidered 12. Hand pieced, machine quilted 13. Machine pieced, machine quilted

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14. Ragtime 15. Pre-Printed Panel 16. Machine pieced, hand quilted, hand embroidered 17. Other CLASS 28 - Wall Quilts -50" and under 1. Hand quilt 2. Hand tied 3. Machine pieced 4. Table runner 5. Folded, Machine pieced 6. Other CLASS 29 - Knitting LOT NO. 1. Women’s sweater 2. Men’s sweater 3. Child’s sweater 4. Baby sweater 5. Scarf 6. Caps 7. Mittens and gloves 8. Slippers 9. Socks 10. Capes and shawls 11. Booties 12. Vest 13. Cellphone cover 14. Hand knit dress 15. Knitted afghan 15.5. Head board 16. Other CLASS 30 - Crocheting LOT NO. 1. Women’s sweater 2. Men’s sweater 3. Child’s sweater 4. Baby sweater 5. Scarf 6. Cap 7. Mittens and gloves 8. Slippers 9. Socks 10. Caps and shawls 11. Booties 12. Vest 13. Infant crocheted dress 14. Afghan 15. Dish rag 15.5. Scrubbers 15.6. Coasters 15.7. Animal toy 16. Other CLASS 31 - Hardanger LOT NO. 1. Tablecloth 2. Luncheon cloth 3. Placemats 4. 7" Doily 5. 9" Doily 6. 12" Doily 7. 16-20" Doily 8. Wall hanging, soft 9. Table runner 10. Banner 11. Apron 12. Curtain 13. Sample 14. Other DIVISION F CLOTHING ADULT DIVISION Please note there are separate classes under adult and children CLASS 32 - Polar Fleece LOT NO. 1. Jacket 2. Shirt 3. Scarf 4. Mittens 5. Slippers 6. Sleepers 7. Afghan 8. Hat 9. Blanket, tied 10. Pillow 11. Other

CLASS 33 Recycled Clothing LOT NO. 1. Jacket 2. Shirt 3. Scarf 4. Mittens 5. Slippers 6. Sleepers 7. Afghan 8. Quilt 9. Pillow 10. Pants 11. Handbag 12. Rugs 13. Sweater 14. Other CLASS 34 Ladies Garments Bring hangers. No prizes given for soiled articles.

LOT NO. 1. Apron 2. Culottes 3. Dress, knit 4. Dress, woven 5. Jacket, dress 6. Wool dress 7. Top, knit 8. Top, woven 9. Blouse, knit 10. Blouse, woven 11. Slacks, knit 12. Slacks, woven 13. Skirt, knit 14. Skirt, woven 15. Formal dress, woven 16. Vest, plain 17. Vest, quilted 18. Vest, patchwork 19. Jumpsuit 20. Housecoat 21. Pajamas 22. Nightgown 23. Sweatshirt 24. Decorated sweatshirt 25. Jumper 26. Jogging suits 27. Shorts 28. Jumpsuit, knit 29. Fashion accessories 30. Other CLASS 35 - Girl’s Garments Bring hangers. No prizes given for soiled articles.

LOT NO. 1. Dress, knit 2. Dress woven 3. Jacket, dress 4. Dress, floral 5. Top, knit 6. Top, woven 7. Blouse, knit 8. Blouse, woven 9. Slacks, knit 10. Slacks, woven 11. Skirt, knit 12. Skirt, woven 13. Vest, plain 14. Vest, quilted 15. Shorts 16. Jumper 17. Housecoat 18. Pajamas 19. Nightgown 20. Sweatshirt 21. Jacket 22. Jogging suit 23. Child’s slack suit 24. Other CLASS 36 Men’s Garments Bring hangers. No prizes given for soiled articles.

LOT NO. 1. Shirt, knit 2. Shirt, woven 3. Flannel Pants

4. Vest 5. Apron 6. Other CLASS 37 Boy’s Garments Bring hangers. No prizes given for soiled articles LOT NO. 1. Shirt, knit 2. Shirt, woven 3. Shirt, T 4. Vest 5. Sweatshirt 6. Shorts 7. Knit PJ’s 8. Undergarments 9. Flannel Pants 10. Other CLASS 38 Baby Garments LOT NO. 1. Dress 2. T-shirt 3. Pants 4. Shorts 5. Sleeper 6. Bunting blanket 7. Diaper bag 8. Jumper 9. Bonnet 10. Shirt 11. Hat 12. Baptismal Gown 13. Bib 14. Mittens 15. Tag Blankie 16. Baby Quilt 17. Other CLASS 38D LOT NO. 1. Doll Clothes 2. B arbie Doll Clothes & Accessories 3. Barrettes 4. Other DIVISION G CLASS 39 Senior Citizens (65 years and over) Prize (1st $2.75, 2nd $2.25) LOT NO. 1. Afghan, knitted 2. Afghan, crocheted 3. Bedspread, knitted 4. Bedspread, crocheted 5. Rug, braided 6. Rug, hooked 7. Rug, crocheted 8. Rug, woven 9. Mittens, gloves, knitted 10. Sweater, knitted 11. Sweater, crocheted 12. Cape or shawl, knitted 13. Cape or shawl, crocheted 14. Bedroom slippers 15. Crocheted bedroom slippers 16. Lap Robe, crocheted 17. Lap Robe, fabric & crocheted 18. Embroidered pillow 19. Embroidered picture 20. Knit pillow 21. Crocheted pillow 22. Quilt, tied 23. Quilt, crazy pieced, tied 24. Quilt, pieced in pattern, tied 25. Quilt, pieced in pattern, quilted 26. Quilt, other 27. Pillow cases, embroidered 28. Pillow cases, tatted trim 29. Pillow cases, crocheted trim 30. Pillow cases, applique 31. Crocheted doily over 14" 32. Crocheted doily under 14" 33. Dish towel, embroidered 34. Potpourri wall hanging 35. Tatting 36. Appliqued quilt

37. Crosstich 38. Dishtowl Cross stitch 39. Knit Dishrag 40. Polar fleece Blanket, tied 41. Lapidary Bolor Tie 42. Lapidary Jewelry 43. Lapidary Rocks & Minerals 44. Pre-Printed Panel 45. Machine Pieced & Quilted 56. Other CLASS 40 - Pottery Senior Division LOT NO. 1. Wheel pot 2. Wheel structure 3. Hand built pinch 4. Hand built coil 5. Hand built slab 6. Hand built structure 7. Other DIVISION H ARTS & PICTURES Prize (1st $2.75, 2nd $2.25) A. Work on paper must be fastened to stiff cardboard with 2" border so it can be leaned.

B. All work entered must be completed within the last year C. Size not to exceed 22"x26" before hanging. Frame not to exceed 5" width.

D. A protective covering of clear plastic wrap is recommended if not framed under glass E. T empera and poster paints will be entered as water color F. Landscapes include seascapes and cityscapes G. Entries limited to one per lot H. P aint by number articles are not accepted I. “Original” mean not copied J. There are no classes for copied work K. Please notice there are separate classes under adult and children CLASS 41 Paint and Oil/ Acrylic - Original Adults 17 and older LOT NO. 1. Landscape 2. Still life 3. Portrait 4. Animal subject 5. Abstract 6. Wall hanging 7. Other CLASS 42 Watercolor - Original Adults 17 and older LOT NO. 1. Landscape 2. Still life 3. Portrait 4. Animal subject 5. Abstract 6. Wall hanging 7. Other CLASS 43 - Other Media Original Adults 17 and over LOT NO. 1. Charcoal 2. Crayon 3. Collage, paper 4. Pastel 5. Pen and ink 6. Pencil 7. Colored pencil 8. Print, etching 9. Print, linoleum cut 10. Print, wood cut 11. Print, any other 12. Dry brushing, fabric paints and crayons 13. Other

CLASS 44 - Copy of Painting or Drawing Adults 17 and over LOT NO. 1. Oil or acrylic 2. Charcoal 3. Crayon 4. Paste 5. Pen & ink 6. Pencil, one color 7. Pencil, colored 8. Ball point painting 9. Other media 10. Other CLASS 45 - Copy of Painting or Drawing Adults 17 and over LOT NO. 1. For wall 2. For table top 3. Stand for floor 4. Other CLASS 46 - Rosemaling Adult 17 and over LOT NO. 1. For wall 2. For table top 3. Stand for floor 4. Other CLASS 47 - Ceramics Adults 17 and over LOT NO. 1. Opaque glaze 2. Translucent glaze 3. Original glaze 4. Opaque stain 5. Translucent stain 6. Original stain 7. Other CLASS 48 - Glass LOT NO. 1. Decals 2. Sagged 3. Mold formed 4. Other CLASS 49 - Macramé LOT NO. 1. Wall hanging 2. Flower pouch 3. Towel hanger 4. Bag 5. Jewelry 6. Belt 7. Pot hanger 8. Other CLASS 50 - Leathercraft LOT NO. 1. Bag 2. Belt 3. Billfold 4. Other CLASS 51 - Metalcraft LOT NO. 1. Metal article 2. Copper article 3. Hammered article 4. Hand forged article 5. Other CLASS 52 Paper Mache LOT NO. 1. Any article CLASS 52.5 String Art LOT NO. 1. Wood back 2. Metal back 3. Other CLASS 53 - Photography Black and White Not to exceed 8" x 10" LOT NO. 1. Landscape 2. People 3. Animals and birds 4. Buildings 5. Objects (still life, etc.)

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8. Use of life 9. S equence of 2 pictures same object 10. 5 pictures of same object 11. Other CLASS 53D - Digital Photography Black and White Not to exceed 8" x 10" LOT NO. 1. Landscape 2. People 3. Animals and birds 4. Buildings 5. Objects (still life, etc.)

6. Flowers 7. Sports 8. Use of light 9. S equence of 2 pictures same object 10. 5 pictures of same object 11. Enhanced 12. Other CLASS 54 - Photography Color Prints LOT NO. 1. Landscape 2. People 3. Animals and birds 4. Buildings 5. Objects (still live, etc.)

6. Flowers 7. Use of light 8. Sequence of 2 pictures 9. 5 pictures of same object 10. Any subject over 8" x 10" 11. Vacation series 12. Other CLASS 54D - Digital Photography Color Prints LOT NO. 1. Landscape 2. People 3. Animals and birds 4. Buildings 5. Objects (still live, etc.)

6. Flowers 7. Use of light 8. Sequence of 2 pictures 9. 5 pictures of same object 10. Any subject over 8"x10" 11. Vacation series 12. Enhanced 13. Other CLASS 55 - Dolls LOT NO. 1. Dressed dolls 2. Stuffed dolls 3. Crocheted dolls 4. Decorative dolls 5. Porcelain dolls 6. Dolls, other CLASS 56 - Woodcraft LOT NO. 1. Bird house 2. Bird feeder 3. Furniture 4. Shadow box 5. Frames 6. Lamp 7. Doll house 8. Carving 9. Accessory 10. Carving in the round 11. Relief carving 12. Chip carving 13. Scroll Saw 14. Decoys 15. Bandsaw 16. Other CLASS 57 Counted Cross Stitch LOT NO. 1. Jar lids 2. Tablecloths 3. Framed picture over 6" 4. Framed picture under 6" 5. Finished, other than framed 6. Table Runner 7. Other

CLASS 58 - Embroidery LOT NO. 1. Picture 2. Wall hanging 3. Hoop 4. Holiday 5. Other CLASS 59 - Holiday Items LOT NO. 1. Tablecloth 2. Latch hook 3. Wall hanging 4. Ornaments, flat 5. Ornaments, other 6. Ornament, fabric 7. Ornament, needlework 8. Crewel work 9. Tree skirt 10. Stockings 11. Counted cross stitch 12. Embroidery 13. Wood 14. Quilted Table Runner 15. Potholder 16. Quilt 17. Other CLASS 60 - Stenciling LOT NO. 1. Fabric 2. Clothing 3. Wood 4. Paper 5. Plastic Canvas Item 6. Other CLASS 61 - Miscellaneous Open to everyone LOT NO. 1. B ag or purse (other than macramé) 1.5. Tote bag 2. Mobile, soft 3. Soft sculpture 4. W all hanging, framed (or hard backed) 5. Wood burning 6. Handkerchiefs 7. Decoupage 8. Seed, glass, or wood mosaic 9. Stuffed toys, other 10. Pincushion 11. Loom weaving 12. Dough art 13. Glass, stained or leaded 14. C ollection of rocks, insects wildflowers, coins, etc.

15. Ukrainian eggs 16. Latch hook wall hanging 17. Apple baskets 18. Flower baskets (with handle) 19. Silk flower arrangement 20. Hack toweling 21. F olded star quilting articles 22. C andlewicking, other than pillow 23. Soap carving 24. Liquid stain glass 25. Plastic canvas item 26. Wheat weaving 27. C hild’s toy other than stuffed toy or doll 28. Model car or airplane 29. Decorative wreath 30. Batik 31. Paper folding 32. Baseball cards 33. Baskets 34. Household accessories 35. Wreaths 36. Jewelry 37. Tole painting 38. Recycling items & art work 39. Candles 40. Paper Mache 41. Gel Candle 42. Beading 43. Barbie Clothes 44. Adult Scrapbook 45. Tye Dye 46. Nature Art

47. Rosary 48. Melty Beads 49. Other DIVISION I JUNIOR DIVISION Prizes(1st $2.75, 2nd $2.25) CLASS 62 - Food Division Children 16 and Under LOT NO. 1. Cinnamon rolls (3) 2. Muffins, plain (3) 2.5. Banana bread muffins 3. Muffins, bran (3) 3.5. Muffins, raisin (3) 4. Muffins, fruit (3) 4.5. M uffins, chocolate chip (3) 5. Yellow cake (1/4) 6. White cake (1/4) 7. Chocolate cake (1/4) 7.5. Caka pops–scratch 7.6. Cake pops–cake mix 8. Cupcakes (3) 9. Brownies (3) 10. Oatmeal cookies (3) 11. C hocolate drop cookies (3) 12. Chocolate chip cookies (3) 13. White sugar cookies (3) 14. Peanut butter cookies (3) 15. Molasses cookies (3) 16. Fudge (6 pieces) 17. W hite bread (1/2 loaf) 18. Y east banana bread (1/2 loaf) 18.5. Banana bread 19. Date cake (1/4 cake) 19.5. Zucchini bread 20. Ginger snap cookies (3) 21. D ark yeast bread (1/2 loaf) 22. Yeast rolls (3) 22.5. Biscuits 23. Jelly 24. Potatoes 25. Onions (3 outer skins on) 26. Zucchini 27. Squash, yellow 28. Carrots (3) 29. Peas 30. Beans 31. Raspberries 32. Celery 33. Kohlrabi (1) 34. Lettuce 35. Jam 36. Rhubarb 37. Parsley 38. Watermelon 39. Strawberry 40. Fruit Juice 41. Vegetable Juice 42. Mixed Fruit 43. Syrup 44. Applet 45. Cherries 46. Beets (3) 47. Broccoli (1) 48. Cabbage 49. Cauliflower 50. Cucumbers, Pickling 51. Cucumbers 52. Dill 53. Peppers 54. Pumpkin 55. Display of 6 varieties 56. Tomatoes 57. Tomatoes, cherry 58. Jalapeno 59. Beets 60. Canned 61. Sage CLASS 63 Clothing Division 16 years of age and younger LOT NO. 1. Sweatshirt 2. Pajamas 3. Dress 4. Skirt 5. Blouse 6. Jumper 7. Jumpsuit 8. Slacks

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9. Shorts 10. Knitted sweater 11. K nitted article (other than sweater 12. Potholder 13. Placemat 14. Stuffed Doll 15. Pillow 16. Apron 17. Quilt 18. Crochet 19. Purse 20. Hat 21. B arbie Clothes & Accessoires 22. Polar Fleece Clothing 23. P olar Fleece other than clothing 24. Pillow Case 25. Embroidered Dish Towel 26. Pre-Printed Panel 27. Doll Clothes 28. America Doll Clothes 29. Bag 30. Other CLASS 64 - Painting Oil/Acrylic Original 16 years of age and younger LOT NO. 1. Landscape 2. Still life 3. Portrait 4. Animal subject 5. Abstract 6. Other CLASS 65 Water Color Original 16 years of age and younger LOT NO. 1. Landscape 2. Still life 3. Portrait 4. Animal subject 5. Abstract 6. Other CLASS 66 - Other Media 16 years of age and younger LOT NO. 1. Charcoal 2. Crayon 3. Collage, paper 4. Pastel 5. Pen and ink 6. Pencil 7. Colored pencil 8. Print, etched 9. Print, wood cut 10. Print, any other 11. Handmade book 12. Markers 13. Finger paint 14. Other CLASS 67 - Copy of Painting or Drawing 16 years of age or younger LOT NO. 1. Oil or acrylic 2. Charcoal 3. Crayon 4. Pastel 5. Pen and ink 6. Pencil, one color 7. Pencils, colored 8. Ball point painting 9. Felt tip marker 10. Other media CLASS 67.5 - Colorbook Page 16 years of age or younger LOT NO. 1. Oil or acrylic 2. Charcoal 3. Crayon 4. Pastel 5. Pen and ink 6. Pencil, one color 7. Pencils, colored 8. Ball point painting 9. Felt tip marker 10. Other media CLASS 68 - Woodcraft 16 years of age or younger LOT NO.

1. Bird house 2. Bird feeder 3. Furniture 4. Shadow box 5. Frames 6. Lamp 7. Doll house 8. Carvings 9. Accessory 10. Decoys 11. Scroll saw 12. Band Saw 13. Wood Burning 14. Other CLASS 69 - Pottery 16 years of age or younger LOT NO. 1. Wheel pot 2. Wheel structure 3. Hand built pot 4. Hand built structure 5. Other CLASS 70 - Miscellaneous 16 years of age or younger LOT NO. 1. Wall hanging 2. String 3. Cross stitching 4. Tole painting 5. Metal craft 6. Paper mosaic 7. Recycle 8. Glitter Glues 9. Memory Book 10. Creative Arts 11. Series of Photos 12. Plaster of paris 13. Gifts 14. Lego’s 15. Duct Tape 16. Cement 17. Tye Dye 18. beading 19. Jewelry 20. Other CLASS 71 - Photography 16 years of age or younger LOT NO. 1. Ages 1-12 2. Ages 12-16 CLASS 71D Digital Photography 16 years of age or younger LOT NO. 1. Ages 1-11 2. Ages 12-16 CLASS 71DE Digital Photography Enhanced 16 years of age or younger LOT NO. 1. Ages 1-11 2. Ages 12-16 CLASS 72 - Rugs LOT NO. 1. Adult 2. Junior DIVISION J Wine The competition is open to all amateur (non-commercial) wine makers. Winemaker must be 21 years or older. Only one entry per household per lot is permitted.

Bottles should be standard 4/5 qt. of 750 ml. wine bottles with cork, screw cap or crown cap closures.

No decanters are allowed. The Fair staff and/or judges reserve the right to combine lots and to move any bottle which is entered in the wrong lot. If that lot has already been judged, the bottle will not be in contention.

THE LABEL SHOULD INCLUDE: A. Lot name and number B. Type of fruit used (be specific) NON-KITS 1. White Grape

2. Red Grape - dry 3. Red Grape - sweet 4. Rose Grape 5. Any Fruit or Berry 6. Rhubarb 7. Specialty (herb, vegetable) 8. Sparkling 9. Choke Cherry 10. Red Raspberry 11. Plum Wine 12. Peach Wine 13. Dandelion 14. Rhubarb Mix 15. Apple Kits 16. Other Wine 17. Mead 18. Pear 19. Apricot 20. A ny other, etc.

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KITS 1. White Grape 2. Red Grape - dry 3. Red Grape - sweet 4. Rose Grape 5. Any Fruit or Berry 6. Rhubarb 7. Specialty (herb, vegetable) 8. Sparkling 9. Choke Cherry 10. Red Raspberry 11. Plum Wine 12. Peach Wine 13. Dandelion 14. Rhubarb Mix 15. Apple Kits 16. Other Wine 17. Mead 18. Pear 19. Apricot 20. Any other, etc.

Reds open one hour prior.

Whites chill.

DIVISION K Beer The competition is open to all amateur (non-commercial) beermakers. Beermakers must be 21 or older. Only one entry per household per lot is permitted.

Bottles should be standard 12 or 16 oz. brown or green glass beer bottles with cap is preferred, corked is acceptable. No decanters allowed. Please submit two bottles per entry. The Fair staff and/or judges reserve the right to create or eliminate lots depending on the number of entries. The Fair staff and/or judges reserve the right to move an entry which is entered in the wrong lot to the correct lot. If that lot has been judged, then the bottle will be out of contention.

THE LABEL SHOULD INCLUDE: A. Lot name and number B. Listing of what kind of fruit, spice or vegetable LOTS 1. Light ALE 2. Strong ALE 3. Light Lager 4. Strong Lager 5. Mixed Styles, specify DIVISION L Pinterest/DIY The competition is open to all amateur Do-It-Yourself’ers.

Must Provide Picture and Instructions from Pinterest Idea, or other website/book.

Lots will be judged on how successful/non-successful you were at capturing the original idea.

LOTS 1. Pinterest/DIY Successes!

2. Pinterest/DIY Fails!

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