Sumner County Fair Guide 2021

2021 Sumner County Fair Guide

Aug. 5-8, 2021 Caldwell, KS Produced by

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Table of Contents GENERAL INFORMATION.................................................................Page 4 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS..................................................................Page 5 FRIDAY HIGHLIGHTS........................................................................Page 7 SATURDAY HIGHLIGHTS................................................................Pages 9 GRAND MARSHAL..........................................................................Page 10 SUNDAY HIGHLIGHTS....................................................................Page 12 GENERAL RULES....................................................................Pages 13-37 BUYERS LIST..................................................................................Page 27 LIVESTOCK AUCTION....................................................................Page 39

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Sumner County Fair Buttons

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CASH GIVEAWAY • 3 - $100 PRIZES $3.00 Donation DRAWING – August 6 & 7 (Fair Programs) $25 CASH DRAWING EACH NIGHT Must be present and register button number for nightly prizes $100 medallion hunt prize $150 kids prizes GRAND PRIZE DRAWING AT COUNTY FAIR PLATFORM PROGRAM SATURDAY, AUG. 7 Need not be present to win grand prizes.

Must see button to claim prizes. Prizes must be claimed by midnight Sept. 7, 2021 Call 620-863-2466 to claim prize.

Karla Davis, Chairman Button design courtesy of Bryony Strecansky

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Welcome from the Board of Directors

The Board of Directors of the Sumner County Fair Association takes pleasure in presenting herewith the Premium List, Rules, and Regulations governing the 2021 annual free fair to be held in Caldwell, Kansas, August 5-8.

We wish to take this opportunity to welcome everyone to participate as exhibitors. Every effort is being made by the Board to make this a successful Fair with a large number of quality exhibits, plenty of entertainment, and a place for you to meet your friends.

All exhibits – with the exception of livestock, quilts, booths and banners, and wheat show – will be awarded $3 for first placing, $2 for second placing, and $1 for third placing. One check will be issued to an exhibitor for all premiums earned at the Fair and will be available for pickup at 12 noon Sunday. Thus, exhibits are accepted only with the definite understanding that if, for any reason whatever, sufficient funds are not available to pay premiums and awards in full as listed, the Sumner County Fair Association Board of Directors reserves the right to prorate premiums on a percentage basis. Even though this has not occurred in the past, the Board wishes to reserve this right.

Your support by bringing exhibits and attending will be more than appreciated. The Board depends on this for a successful Fair.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS, SUMNER COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION CALDWELL, KANSAS

Take a Hike! - Diabetes

Fundraising event benefits American Diabetes Association The Sumner County Fair Association board has chose the them of “Take a Hike!

- Diabetes” for the service/fundraising project at the 94th Sumner County Fair to be held Aug. 5-8, 2021, in Caldwell.

This event will honor all survivors and victims of diabetes. Any individual or group can rent a $10 space and set up a place setting or exhibit honoring a person who has suffered from diabetes. The exhibit can include pictures, hobbies or anything that portrays who your person is or was, and what you want people to know about him or her.

In addition, there will be a walk to raise money on Saturday morning, Aug. 7, beginning at 7 a.m. All participants are to meet on the west side of the Caldwell High School track. The fee for the walk is $25.

Exercise plays such an important part in the quality of life for diabetics, so it makes sense to honor them this way. Money will be raised by space rental and walk fees, and all proceeds will be donated to the American Diabetes Association. Donations will be welcomed and appreciated.

The $10 rental fee/donations entitles you to a 24x30-inch space to honor your loved one. You may rent more than one space for the same person, or you may enter multiple place settings representing more loved ones. Use you imagination to capture your special diabetic’s interests and personality.

Online registration is required for both the table space and the walk, and may be accessed through the Sumner County Fair’s Facebook page or website. The registration deadline is Friday, July 30. Table space rental will be due at the set-up, 5-7 p.m.

Thursday, Aug. 5, or 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Friday, Aug. 6. Questions may be directed to Cassie at 620-845-6426.

Every attempted to keep displays safe and secure will be exercised. The Sumner County Fair Association is not responsible for accidents or theft.

SPONSORED BY SUMNER COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

WAYS TO CONTACT US Sumner County Fair Caldwell, KS 67022 Fair Phone: 620-845-2242 (August 2-8 only) Email: sucofair@gmail.com | Website: www.sumnercountyksfair.com Facebook @sumnercountyfair | Twitter @sucofair | Instagram @sucofair Toni Wolff, secretary (620-863-2466, 620-845-1485 or wolffgt@gmail.com)

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Sumner County 150 Years From Prairie to Prosperity 2021 Sumner County Fair Theme Contests Photographs – Enter a photo that demonstrates the theme. Photos must be taken within the time frame of September 2019 to August 2021. Photos are to be no larger than 8”x10” and no smaller than 5”x7” after trimming and must be mounted ready to hang; we prefer no frames. No photo taken on the railroad right of way will be accepted. Enter your photo in the photography department during entry times Thursday evening or Friday morning. The more creative, the better! Have fun, be festive! Winner will be chosen by people’s choice vote. Winner receives $25 cash prize.

Prairie Creature – No living animals permitted! Take a walk on the prairie and find something unique to bring to the Fair. Your entry can be unusual rocks, twigs, flowers, rusty items, etc. Bring your entry to the Fair office during entry times on Thursday evening and Friday morning. Entries will be judged by people’s choice vote. Winner receives a $25 cash prize.

Decorate a fence post – Decorate a fence post to fit the theme. Fence post should not be more than 4 feet tall. Enter your decorated fence post at the Fair office during entry time on Thursday evening or Friday morning. Entries will be judged by people’s choice vote. Winner receives a $25 cash prize.

PREMIUM CHECK INFORMATION The following changes in premium checks for placings on entries have been made.

When entering items in the Sumner County Fair this year be sure that you as an exhibitor use the same name in all departments in which you enter. For example, do not enter as Suzie Smith in one department and Sue Smith in another. Please include your address when you enter.

Each exhibitor will receive only one premium check. It will be a check and not a voucher so exhibitors should be able to cash it anywhere a check can be cashed.

Premiums of $3 for 1st, $2 for 2nd, and $1 for third will be awarded in both the adult and junior divisions of the Agriculture/Horticulture, Art, Craft, Domestic Arts (except quilts), Domestic Science, Flowers, Hobby, Junior Home Ec., Junior Miscellaneous, and Photography.

Check the Livestock, Quilts, Wheat Show departments for their premium list.

Some special contests will be included in premium checks, and some will be paid in cash.

Premium checks will be available for pickup in the community (rock) building beginning at 12 noon Sunday. Checks that are not picked up by 1:00 p.m. will be mailed.

Premium checks must be cashed within 90 days of issue.

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Sumner County Fair Association | Caldwell, Kansas OFFICERS President............................................................................................................................... Kathy Schmidt First Vice President.............................................................................................................. Heidi Theurer Second Vice President........................................................................................................... Julia Strnad Secretary-Treasurer.....................................................................................................................Toni Wolff DIRECTORS 1-year..................................................Shane Schmidt, Henry Weber, Karla Davis, Travis Theurer, Julia Strnad, Ken Whaley, Rex Futhey, Milton Futhey 1-year................... Mary Steffen, Randy McNett, Gail Feely, Jonathan Weber, Wanda Whaley Nathaniel Zulkoski, Jimmy Brown, Crystal Reynolds, Cindy Dunn 2-year.................................Toni Wolff, Kathy Schmidt, Sharon Taton, Scott York, Suzie Yunker, Troy Strnad, Heidi Theurer, Marcus Neal, Erin Brown, Lola Patton HONORARY SUPERVISORS Linda Chase............................................................................................. Wellington Vo. Ag. Instructor Seth Stroman...................................................................................... South Haven Vo. Ag. Instructor Ashley Walt...................................................................................................... Oxford Vo. Ag. Instructor DEPARTMENT SUPERINTENDENT Agriculture/Horticulture..............................................................Jonathan Weber & Kale Schmidt Art............................................................................................................Brooke Kuehny & Alexis Vanek Cattle............................................................................................................................................Troy Strnad Commercial Booths....................................................................................Toni Wolff (620-863-2466) Crafts.............................................................................................................................................Karla Davis Domestic Arts................................................................................................................ Joan Hemberger Domestic Science....................................................................................................................Diane Hyde Flowers.................................................................................................................................. Randy McNett Goats.........................................................................................................................................Sharon Taton Hobby.......................................................................................................................................Melinda Neal Horses........................................................................................................................................ Marcus Neal Junior Domestic Arts and Science.............................................................................. Wanda Whaley Junior Miscellaneous............................................................................................................ Marcus Neal Livestock........................................................................................................... Lewis Kuchar, Gen. Supt.

Organizational Booths.................................................................................................... Wanda Whaley Photography...........................................................................................................................Mary Steffen Sheep.......................................................................................................................Doug & Dana Koehler Swine...................................................................................................................................... Travis Theurer Wheat Show.......................................................................................................................Shane Schmidt

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GENERAL INFORMATION ENTRY TIMES

DEPARTMENT Agriculture/Horticulture Art Crafts Domestic Arts Domestic Science Flowers Hobby Junior Domestic Arts and Science Junior Crops, Garden, Misc.

Photography

THURSDAY 5:00–7:00 p.m.

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FRIDAY 8:00–10:30 a.m.

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Livestock may only be weighed and entered on Thusday, Aug. 5, from 6 to 8 p.m. All animals will be inspected prior to entry in the fair. REQUIRED livestock exhibitors meeting in the barn at 8:15 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 5. FAIR PHONE NUMBER: 620-845-2242.

EXHIBIT BUILDINGS Hours Open

Thursday...................................................................5-7 p.m. for entering of junior and open class exhibits Friday........................................................................................................................................8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Exhibits may be entered from 8:00—10:30 a.m. only. Judging and placing of ribbons will begin at 11:00 a.m. Building will be open for viewing after completion of judging and placing of ribbons.

Saturday......................................................................................................................8 a.m. to 10 p.m. for viewing Sunday..........................................................................................................................Fair Building open 9:30 a.m.

Community Building opens at 8 a.m. for Breakfast Country Church at 10 a.m.

Distribution of Premium Checks 12-12:30 p.m.

Check out time........................................................................................................................................ Noon Sunday

All buildings must be empty by 1:30 p.m. Sunday!

Fair building phone number 620-845-2242

SPECIAL ENTRY AWARD

Presented by the Sumner County Fair Association

Entry Lollapalooza Youth Division - ages 18 and under Adult Division - ages 19 and over Enter items and the Fair and be eligible for cash prizes!

Each item you enter in the Fair will entitle you to one ticket for the grand prize entry drawing. For example, if you enter a quilt, a plate of cookies, a craft item and a watermelon, your name goes in the drawing box four times!

The more items you enter, the better chance you have to be a cash winner! In the Youth Division, a blue premium earns 3 extra tickets, a red premium earns 2 extra tickets, and a white premium earns 1 extra ticket.

Prizes for each division 1st - $100 | 2nd - $80 | 3rd - $60 | 4th - $40 | 5th - $20 Winners will be announced at the Saturday evening program and posted on the Fair office door. Exhibitors can only receive one prize!

$25 cash will be awarded to the Sumner County man, woman, boy, and girl who has the most exhibits entered in the 2021 Sumner County Fair! Get entry blanks at the fair office or from department superintendents and have them validated by each superintendent when you enter exhibits in their department. Return completed entry forms to the fair office by NOON FRIDAY, AUGUST 6.

Only those entries correctly validated and returned will be considered for prizes. Entrants in this contest must be residents of Sumner County.

SPECIAL DEPARTMENT CONTESTS Premiums: 1st - $3.00

2nd - $2.00

3rd - $1.00

ADULT (over 20) CONTESTS—Enter in these departments: Agriculture/Horticulture: Biggest Pumpkin. Oddest Shaped Vegetable.

Flowers: Biggest WILD sunflower blossom; single stem displayed in a bottle, jar, or vase Photography: Identify these “objects” JUNIOR CONTESTS—Enter in these departments: Junior Domestic Arts and Science: “Masks Amassed” and “Prosperity in the Bag.” Junior Agriculture/Horticulture: Biggest Pumpkin. Oddest Shaped Vegetable.

Junior Flowers: Largest WILD sunflower blossom; single stem displayed in a bottle, jar, vase.

Junior Miscellaneous: Biggest bug - dead or alive - displayed in a container.

Junior Photography: Identify these “objects.”

Enter exhibits in respective departments. Photo contest will be posted on bulletin board by office. Sunflower blossom, biggest pumpkin, oddest shaped vegetable, and biggest bug contests close at 10:30 a.m. Friday; photography and junior domestic arts and sciences contests close at 3 p.m. Saturday. Premium checks will be available at 12 noon Sunday.

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Schedule of Events Saturday, July 31 9 a.m...................................................................................Sumner County Fair Horse Show

765 W. 150 St. S., Caldwell

Monday, Aug. 2 7 p.m...................................................................................................................... Fair set-up

Kid’s Day Events 2 p.m...........Turtle Races (bring your own turtles - no snappers, some turtles available) 2:30 - 4:30 p.m.............................................................................. Kids races and games 3 p.m............................................................................................................Sand pile dig 5:30 p.m.......................................................Kiddie parade lineup at Kanokla Tech Store 5:45 p.m..................................................................................................... Kiddie parade

5-7 p.m...................................................................Entering of open and junior class exhibits “It’s Fair Game” opens 7 p.m................................................................. Cork and Canvas (Creative Vibes, Caldwell) 6-8 p.m.........................................................................Weighing and entering of all livestock 8:15 p.m................................................Required meeting for livestock exhibitors in the barn Followed by picnic in the barn for livestock exhibitors and fair superintendents

3 p.m......................................................................................Herding Heroes livestock show 4 p.m............................................................................. Round Robin Showmanship Contest 5 p.m................................................................................................... “It’s Fair Game” closes 5:30 p.m................................................................. Grand Parade lineup at Christian Church 6:30 p.m............................................................................................................Grand Parade 7-8 p.m......................................................... Free hamburgers courtesy of Gaston’s Flooring 7-11 p.m.................................................................................. Inflatables (requires arm band) 8 p.m.......................................................................................Platform Program – Streetside 10 p.m. - Midnight........................................................................................................... Bingo 10 p.m. - Midnight...................................................... Glow Dance on slab between buildings

Friday, Aug. 6

Sunday, Aug. 8

8-10:30 a.m............................................................Entering of open and junior class exhibits 8:00 a.m.........................................................................Swine show (pee wee show follows) 11 a.m............................................................................................... Begin judging of exhibits 1-3 p.m...................................................................... Exhibitors Corn Hole Tournament in the barn Sponsored by Turek Seeds and Lewis & Lisa Kuchar 1-4 p.m............................................. Puzzle contests, cookie decorating contest, drawing contest 4:30 p.m....................................................................................................Shepherd’s Lead Contest

Sheep Show follows Shepherd’s Lead, Goat Show follows Sheep Show 5 p.m...................................................................................Czech Kitchen and beer garden opens 7 p.m........................................................................... Kiddie pedal tractor pull on Chisholm Street (registration at 6:15 p.m.)

7-11 p.m................................................................................. Manhatchet Ax Throwing trailer open 7:30 p.m...........................................................................Ice cream bars courtesy of Farm Bureau 8 p.m.............................................................................................. Platform Program – Local talent 8 p.m......................................................Old fashioned carnival booths and barrel train rides 9-11 p.m...................................................................................................Bingo (Fair Building) 10 p.m.........................................Glow Dance, between Community Building and Goat Barn

8-9:30 a.m..........................Cowboy breakfast courtesy of MKC Coop (Community Building) 10 a.m................................................................. Country Church in the Community Building featuring Peterson Farm Brothers 12-12:30 p.m....................................................................................... Premium check pickup Noon...........................................Exhibits released; not responsible for items left after 3 p.m.

1:30 p.m.............................................................................................................Buyers’ lunch 2:30 p.m............................................................................................Junior Livestock Auction

Saturday, Aug. 7

Fair button number 94 will be hidden somewhere on public property within the Caldwell City limits. Clues will be posted on the east entry door of the new fair building according to the following time schedule: Thursday, August 5...............................................................................6 p.m.

Friday, August 6..............................................................8 a.m., noon, 5 p.m.

Saturday, August 7.........................................................8 a.m., noon, 5 p.m.

Sunday, August 8...............................................................................10 a.m.

Thursday, Aug. 5

7 a.m.......................................................... Take a Hike! Diabetes walk (Caldwell H.S. track) 8 a.m..................................................................... Beef Show followed by Bucket Calf Show (Bucket calves must be checked in by 8 p.m. Friday and may leave after the show)

PeeWee Show will follow the Bucket Calf Show 9 a.m..................................................................... Kolache Kitchen opens at Nostalgia Nook 10 a.m........................................................................ Czech Kitchen and Beer Garden open 11 a.m..................................................................................................................... Goat show 1-4 p.m..................................... Puzzle contests, cookie decorating contest, drawing contest 2-4 p.m..................................................................................................................... Car show

Fair medallion search

Toni Wolff, chairman Sumner County 150 Years: From Prairie to Prosperity 94th Sumner County Fair

Finder must return button to fair office.

Prize: $100 Buttons do not have to be registered.

Prize awarded when button is returned to the fair office.

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H Early Fair Event H 2021 Sumner County Fair Horse Show 9 a.m. • Saturday, July 31 765 W. 150th St. S., Caldwell Entries open at 8 a.m.

Marc Neal, Superintendent • 620-845-0399 Mary Steffen, Asst. Superintendent • 316-207-4215

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H H Thursday Highlights H H Picnic In The Barn 7:00 p.m.

Thursday, August 5

All livestock exhibitors and all Fair superintendents are invited to a picnic supper in the barn beginning at 8:30 p.m., after check-in on Thursday night.

Come and join the fun!

Cork and Canvas

7:00 p.m. • Thursday, August 5 Creative Vibes Art Studio 15 S. Main, Caldwell $35 per ticket • RSVP to creativevibesartstudio@gmail.com

(portion of ticket price goes to Fair prize fund)

No halter classes – only timed events Events: Trail course, barrels, flag race, pole bending, key hold. Other events may be added depending on time and interest Classes: Novice (horse or rider) - must walk or trot only Ages 9-13 • Ages 14-18 • Over 18 Premiums for all classes: 1st - $6 • 2nd - $4 • 3rd - $2 Pre-registration is not mandatory but would be appreciated

H H H H H Friday Highlights H H H H H Shepherd’s lead guidelines Friday, 4:00 p.m.

Dana Koehler superintendent

H Friday-Saturday H Hi-ho, come eat at the Fair!

Friday, August 6

Jack Pot Food Trailer Face Stuffers Food Wagon GD4 Shaved Ice Jaynes Roasted Corn

Saturday, August 7

Jack Pot Food Trailer Neives’ Mexican Food Truck Ken ‘N Barbie’z Rollin’ Diner Christian Youth Concession Stand GD 4 Shaved Ice Jaynes Roasted Corn

The objective of this class is to present sheep in the most attractive manner. Entrants may purchase or construct their garment, which should consist of at least 60 percent wool exclusive of accessories.

Judging will be based on the attractiveness, suitability of the garment to the contestant, and

appearance and the ability to control and present the sheep at halter.

The sheep may not be blanketed during the contest, only head or neck decorated.

This class will be judged prior to the sheep show.

Pre-entries will be required. You do not have to own the sheep,

but sheep must be entered and shown in the Sumner County Fair.

This class will be open to anyone wishing to participate with the following age divisions as determined by age as of January 1 of the current year: under age 7; ages 7-9; ages 10-13; ages 14 & over. 4-H ribbons and rosettes will be awarded.

H H H H Friday-Saturday H H H H Livestock Shows Livestock Shows Friday, August 6 8:00 a.m.

Swine Show

Followed by PeeWee Show 4:00 p.m.

Shepherd’s Lead Sheep Show (after Shepherd’s Lead)

Saturday, August 7 8:00 a.m.

Beef Show

Bucket Calf Show follows Beef Show 11:00 a.m.

Goat Show

3:00 p.m.

Herding Heroes Show The Big Event (Celebrity Drive) Follows Herding Heroes Show

4:00 p.m.

Round Robin Showmanship

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H H Friday Highlights H H Wanted:

Old Fashioned Carnival Booths Free space is available for any class, church organization, school organization, community organization or club, or family to earn some extra cash by setting up an old fashioned carnival booth on Friday night, August 6, at the Sumner County Fair.

Call 620-845-0253 for more details and to reserve a space!

Barnyard Corn Hole Friday, August 6 – 1-3 p.m.

Livestock Facility at the Fairgrounds This event is for ALL youth livestock exhibitors at the 2021 Sumner County Fair.

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H Friday-Saturday H Czech Kitchen and Beer Garden 16 E. 1st Ave (across from gazebo) Friday, August 6 - 5:00 p.m. to midnight Saturday, August 7 - 10:00 a.m. to midnight Come and enjoy authentic Czech food and music!

Come join the fun. No pre-registration necessary, no entry fee.

Sponsored by Lewis and Lisa Kucher and Turek Seeds

Doughnuts & Drinks Youth livestock exhibitors and families are invited to enjoy doughnuts and drinks Courtesy of Wellington Daylight Doughnuts and Dillons New Fair Building Friday morning and Saturday morning Time: 7 a.m. - ???

Free ice cream bars Friday, August 6 7:30 p.m. until gone Fairgrounds by stage Sponsored by Sumner County Farm Bureau

Friday evening Platform Program Friday, August 6 • 9:00 - 11:00 p.m.

Saturday, August 7 • 10:00 p.m. - midnight Location: Fair exhibit building on fairgrounds (Calling will not begin until the evening program concludes)

Pedal Pull Friday, August 2 – 7 p.m. – Fairgrounds Must have and wear a fair button to pull.

Register button number at the registration table beginning at 6:30 p.m. Five $10 prizes will be given away; must be present to win. Drawings will take place just prior to start of pedal pull.

During 2021 only, 13-year-olds may participate in the pedal pull

Sponsored by Home Lumber, P&K Equipment, Prairieland Partners, Sumner County Fair Assoc., Bumper To Bumper Auto Parts of Caldwell, Caldwell Farm Repair, and Bigfoot Lawn and Tree Care.

Gail Feely, Chairman. (620) 845-1767.

Friday, August 6 8:00 p.m. – Outside stage Grand Opening of “Sumner County 150 Years From Prairie to Prosperity” 94th Sumner County Fair

“Trinkets, Treasures & Talent”

Local talent under the direction of Suzie Yunker.

Come enjoy an evening with your friends at the Sumner County Fair!

From Prairie to Prosperity

Trailer open 7-11 p.m.

Friday, August 6 Courtesy of Cowley County Community College

Contests for all All participants earn 1 ticket for Entry Lollapalooza!

Other prizes possible. All activities held in new fair building.

Ready, Set, Puzzle

Sponsored by David & Teresa Maris Puzzle contests for kids, teams and adults Friday 1-2 p.m. • Saturday 10-11 a.m. and 3-4 p.m.

Have Pencil, Will Draw

Farm Olympics

Sponsored by Gail Feely Drawing contest for grades 1-6, 7-12, adults Friday 2-3 p.m. • Saturday 11 a.m.-12 p.m. and 2-3 p.m.

Friday, August 6 • After Platform Program Gather a team and come join the fun!

No entry fee. More information on the Sumner County Fair website and Facebook page www.sumnercountyksfair.com Sponsored by Strnad Land and Cattle

Sponsored by Wanda Whaley Friday 3-4 p.m. • Saturday 12-2 p.m.

Nailed It Food Contest

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H H H H H Saturday Highlights H H H H H Doughnuts & Drinks

Antique Car & Truck Show

Youth livestock exhibitors and families are invited to enjoy doughnuts and drinks Courtesy of Wellington Daylight Doughnuts and Dillons New Fair Building Saturday Morning Time: 7 a.m. - ???

Saturday, August 7 • 2-4 p.m.

Stock Exchange Bank parking lot Sign in at the Gazebo on East 1st St.

Kolache Kitchen Saturday, August 7 9:00 a.m. - ???

Nostalgia Nook Call 620-845-6424 or 620-845-2615 for information regarding sales

Contests for all All participants earn 1 ticket for Entry Lollapalooza!

Other prizes possible. All activities held in new fair building.

Ready, Set, Puzzle

Sponsored by David & Teresa Maris Puzzle contests for kids, teams and adults Friday 1-2 p.m. • Saturday 10-11 a.m. and 3-4 p.m.

Have Pencil, Will Draw

Sponsored by Gail Feely Drawing contest for grades 1-6, 7-12, adults Friday 2-3 p.m. • Saturday 11 a.m.-12 p.m. and 2-3 p.m.

Nailed It Food Contest

Sponsored by Wanda Whaley Friday 3-4 p.m. • Saturday 12-2 p.m.

Prizes for the Top 5 People’s Choice Drive in the Grand Parade at 6:30 p.m.!

Rex Futhey, Chairman • 620-845-2983 You Are Invited to Enjoy

Free Hamburgers Courtesy of Gaston’s Floor Covering Saturday, August 7 7:00 – 8:00 p.m.

Jackpot Food Trailer at the Sumner County Fair

Extreme Inflatables & Rides Sumner County 150 Years – From Prairie to Prosperity Fun for all ages!

Saturday, August 7 • 7-11 p.m. $20 armband good for 4 hours (Arm band only - no individual tickets) Come enjoy The Extreme Rock Wall, Hippo Chow Down, Rockin’ Pirate’s Ship, Bungee Trampoline, Brave Knight Combo

Livestock Showmanship Contest Saturday, August 7 • 4:00 p.m.

Round Robin Showmanship 1. Grand and reserve showman of each species, if available, will be allowed to show. Example: If there is no horse showman available, there will be no horse participants.

2. If there is a duplicate showman, that person will show their smaller animal species.

3. Showman cannot show their own animal.

4. Each species department will provide one person to help with the round robin contest.

5. Any person who complains about anything related to this contest will be escorted out of the building and may not return until the end of the show.

Grand and Reserve Grand Champion Showmen will be awarded rosettes and a special award

The Big Event Saturday, August 7 Following the Herding Heroes Show Sumner County Fair Livestock Pavilion Come watch local and state elected officials show sheep! Youth sheep exhibitors will help prepare the official for the show ring Sponsored by Shoffner Farms and Otto Seeds - Blackwell, Okla.

6th annual

Glow Dance Saturday, August 7 • 10 p.m.-Midnight Cement slab between buildings Dress to glow! Glow sticks provided.

Music for all ages, so come join the fun!

Jason Schoemann, DJ

Herding Heroes Show Sponsored by Impact Bank of Wellington and Caldwell Saturday, August 7 • 3 p.m.

Livestock Barn Contact Heidi Theurer 620-440-1299

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Grand marshals: Jay and Glennis Zimmerman

Jay and Glennis Zimmerman, South Haven, have been involved with county fairs since they showed livestock and other projects as 4-Hers in Sumner and Ellsworth counties.

When Glennis moved to Sumner County after college, she began volunteering as a 4-H leader in clothing and foods. Then when her oldest son, Travis, was 3, she became involved with the Sumner County Junior Livestock Auction, clerking the sale and doing the bookwork afterward.

When Glennis and Jay got married, Jay began helping with the Fair as well. Glennis was a fair board member from 1980 until she retired from the fair board this year.

During that time, she has been fair board president four years, sheep superintendent for seven years, and served on various committees including the executive committee. She is currently the fair recording secretary, entering the placings into the computer program that computes fair premiums. She is still serving on the livestock sale committee, and creates the exhibitor presentation used for the sale.

Jay has taken on whatever tasks need doing while supporting Glennis. He has built fence for Saturday night programs when they required tickets, watches the

pit pass gate at the Demo Derby and Figure 8 races, and does behind the scenes tasks that need doing.

When they are not working at the Fair, Jay and Glennis, who are retired from their careers as a civil engineer/farmer and a school teacher/administrator, are involved with activities in their community. Jay is treasurer of the Community Church of South Haven trustees, and is treasurer of Jackson Township. He enjoys working on old tractors and has quite a collection, some of which run. Glennis is the webmaster for South Haven School District and for Comanche County School District. She substitutes at South Haven, and works at Beehive Quilt Shop to support her quilting habit. She also is the office secretary for the Community Church.

Together they have four children. Mark Zimmerman, and his wife Kim, live in Lee’s Summit, Mo. Mark is a civil engineer with Burns McDonnell. They have three children. Jill Zimmerman lives in Manhattan, Kan., and is the president and CEO of Kansas Agriculture & Rural Leadership. Travis Theurer and his wife, Heidi ,live a mile or so from Jay and Glennis. Travis farms and raises cattle and show pigs. They have three children.

Ty Theurer and his wife, Jennifer, live in Coldwater. Ty is the superintendent of the Comanche County School

District – South Central Schools. They have two boys.

Following the grandkids’ activities keeps Jay and Glennis busy – from livestock shows to style revues to sports events to music events. And they wouldn’t have it any other way. Life has been good to the Zimmermans, and they would like to thank the Fair Board for the honor of being chosen 2020 Sumner County Fair Grand Marshals.

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H H H H H Saturday Highlights H H H H H

Kiddie Parade Saturday, August 7 • 5:45 p.m.

Theme: Sumner County 150 Years – From Prairie to Prosperity Line up on the street north of the KanOkla Tech Store at 5:30 p.m.

Register your button number for five $10 prizes to be given away prior to the parade.

Parade prizes: 1st - $25; 2nd - $20; 3rd - $15.

Parade prizes sponsored by KanOkla Networks and Sumner County Fair Association Parade superintendent, Kim Reilly Sponsored by KanOkla Networks

Livestock Shows Notice: At all shows, breeding stock shows first.

Saturday, August 7 8:00 a.m. - Beef Show, Bucket Calf Show,

PeeWee Show

Bucket calves must be checked in by 8 p.m. Friday and may leave after the show

3:00 p.m. - Herding Heroes Show

The Big Event follows Herding

Heroes Show 4:00 p.m. - Round Robin Showmanship

Kid’s Day Events Saturday, August 7 • Fairgrounds

Grand Parade Grand Marshal: Glennis and Jay Zimmerman Saturday, August 7 • 6:30 p.m.

Theme: Sumner County 150 Years – From Prairie to Prosperity Parade committee Chairperson - Gail Feely, 620-845-1767 Floats - Susie Yunker, 620-840-6717 Antique Cars - Kathy Schmidt, 620-845-2255 and Rex Futhey, 620-845-2983 Kids’ Floats - Kim Reilly Floats are to be decorated so as to relate to the parade theme. Judges will determine qualifications. Floats are to be in front of the Christian Church (corner of north market and Ave. B) by 5:30 p.m. Float prizes: 1st - $75, 2nd $50, 3rd - $35, 4th - $25.

Grand Parade Hospitality sponsored by City of Caldwell and held at the Opera House, use donated by Caldwell Historical Society.

Kid’s Prize Drawings Register your button number at the registration table beginning at 12:30 p.m. Five $10 prizes will be given away; must be present to win. Drawings will take place at 3 p.m. prior to the sandpile dig.

Saturday Night Platform Program 8:00 P.M. • Saturday, Aug. 7 Outside Stage

Streetside Sponsored by local businesses and the Sumner County Fair Association Sponsoring Businesses Include Flowers Plus, Schaeffer Mortuary and Mardis Monuments, P&B Insurance, Wheatland Electric, KanOKla Networks, American Family Insurance, Cochran Real Estate and Auction, Corner Café, Jr., Theurer Auction and Realty, Wellington Health Mart Pharmacy, Conway Springs Vet Clinic, On the Boarder, Rod White Accounting, South Haven LP, Schaeffer Mortuary, Conrady Heating and Cooling, Flowers Plus, Dr. Harold Small DDS, Czech Chapter, Sumner County Hospital District. No. 1, Sumner County Fair Association

Turtle Races • 2:00 p.m.

Bring your turtle and enter the race. No snappers!

There will be a limited number of turtles available for those who cannot find one to bring.

Sponsored by KanOkla.

Sandpile Dig – 3:00 p.m.

Following the button drawings. $200 will be deposited in the sandpile for recovery by the children.

David Mardis, chairman From Prairie to Prosperity Games and Activities 2:30-4:30 p.m.

Kid’s Day sponsored by Sumner County Fair Association Not responsible for accidents

Streetside is a vocal group that primarily performs doo-wop music from the 1950s and 1960s. The current four members perform a 50/50 mix of a capella and keyboardaccompanied songs.

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H H H H H Sunday Highlights H H H H H Free Breakfast

Country Church

Sunday, August 8, 8:00-9:30 a.m.

Community Building on the Fairgrounds Courtesy of MKC

Sunday, August 8, 10:00 a.m.

Community Building on the Fairgrounds

Come on, come all!

Buyer’s Barbecue Sunday, August 8 • 1:30 p.m.

Prior to the 2021 Auction Community Building on Fairgrounds A barbecue will be provided for the buyers and exhibitors selling animals. Tickets will be mailed to the buyers and exhibitors selling animals. EACH person attending the barbecue MUST have a ticket.

Worship led by the Peterson Farm Brothers!

Come worship country style at the Sumner County Fair!

Sponsored by Delta Chi, Corbin United Methodist Church, Conway Springs United Methodist Church, Belle Plaine United Methodist Church, Caldwell United Methodist, Caldwell Ministerial Alliance, Danny and Amy Shoffner

Sumner County Junior Livestock Auction The Sumner County Junior Livestock Auction Committee invites you to the Sumner County Junior Livestock Auction Sunday, August 8 • 2:30 p.m.

Community (Rock) Building on Fairgrounds For online bidding, register at DVAuction. com. Contact Julia Strnad at 620-845-1707 if you have questions. The committee hopes to see all of the past premium buyers and invites new premium buyers and the public to attend and support the youth of Sumner County.

Premium Check Pickup Sunday, August 8 | 12 - 12:30 p.m.

Community Building Please cash checks within 90 days.

Good luck to all participants in the Sumner County Fair!

Conway Springs Star and

The Argonia Argosy

Look for coverage of the Sumner County Fair in upcoming editions of TSnews, the official newspaper for Sumner County!

Our Fair Results special section will be published in August.

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General Rules Because no entries other than livestock were accepted in 2020, departments will accept entries completed between September 2019 and August 2021 at the 2021 Sumner County Fair.

1. The territory is unlimited except as otherwise stated.

2. No admission will be charged to any exhibits. No stall rental on livestock will be charged. However, exhibitors will be expected to furnish their own bedding. Check the livestock department rules for any special consideration and rules.

3. All exhibits must be in places assigned at the times specified by each department. All buildings will be open for the placing of open and junior class exhibits Thursday from 5:00-7:00 p.m. and for entering open and junior class exhibits Friday from 8:00—10:30 am. All entries will close at the times designated by each department. See departments for judging times.

4. All entries will be exhibited under cover and none may be removed from the show room before NOON Sunday, unless given permission by the department superintendent. Any entry to be removed before NOON Sunday will forfeit all premium money and any special prize. ALL LIVESTOCK WILL BE RELEASED AT THE DISCRETION OF THE SUPERINTENDENT. 5. Exhibits in all classes must be entered in the actual name of the owner. Any person making a false entry or misrepresentation in any way will forfeit all prize money and special prizes and be excluded from competition.

6. Transportation charges on all exhibits to and from the fair must be paid by the exhibitor.

7. All entries must be made on blanks supplied for this purpose. Use separate blanks for each department and each entry, and do not fail to give class number of each entry.

8. While every precaution will be taken to prevent loss or damage to exhibits, the management will not be responsible should any occur.

9. The management reserves the right to reject all undesirable exhibits.

Department superintendents may reject any entry for noncompliance with the rules governing exhibitions.

10. Any exhibitor who shall attempt to influence a judge while making his award shall be excluded from the competition.

11. The superintendents will supervise the receipt of all articles or animals in their departments and assign them to their proper places. Superintendents may create new classes when necessary.

Superintendents’ decisions are final and override any printed matter.

12. All prize winners will be given one check for their entries in all departments. Checks should be cashed within 90 days.

13. Judging is done on the basis of quality not quantity.

14. No premiums will be awarded for exhibits not classified in the premium list unless a superintendent creates a new class.

15. All property of any character entered for competition, display, or for any other purpose or being anywhere on the fairgrounds, or in a fair parade, shall be subject to the control of the secretary.

16. In no case shall the Sumner County Fair Association, its secretary, or any of its management be held responsible for any loss, damages, accidents, injury or death from any cause of people or animals, disease included, of any character, while they or their property are on fair grounds, in or attending a fair parade, or any exhibit at any place or time.

17. In the cattle, horse, swine, and sheep departments, NO GRAND CHAMPION RIBBON will be awarded unless there is competition in that class.

18. Junior exhibitors shall enter in junior division departments except where no class exists for said entry.

Junior livestock cannot be shown in the senior division unless there is senior competition in that class.

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19. The fair board will not be responsible for any property left after 1:30 p.m. SUNDAY. 20. The exhibit buildings may be closed during the parade on Saturday.

Commercial buildings will be closed if the exhibitors desire to attend the parade.

21. Commercial booth spaces located inside the commercial building are available for rent during the Sumner County Fair at the following rates and footage: table space $5/day; 8’ x 10’ - $30; 8’ x 15’- $45; 8’ x 20’ - $60; Building will be open from 5:007:00 p.m. Thursday for set up; booths must be ready for business by 11:00 a.m. Friday and must be removed beginning at 10 pm (or close of stage show) Saturday.

Commercial booth spaces located outside on the cement slab between the exhibit building and the commercial building are available for rent during the fair at a rate of $50 and may be adjusted by the secretary. Food vendors are charged $50 per trailer ($25 in 2021). Booth space is reserved by contacting the fair secretary (Toni Wolff at 620-863-2466) or by completing and submitting a booth application found on the website: sumnercountyksfair.com. Full payment of booth rent is due with application form. Rent for booths reserved at the close of the preceding fair must be paid

by July 15 or the reservation will be canceled. All vendors are responsible for obtaining a sales tax number and remitting their own sales tax to the state of Kansas.

JUNIOR DIVISION GENERAL RULES 1. This department, with the exception of the junior livestock division, is open to all youth 18 years or younger. Junior livestock division must follow Kansas State Fair rules which state that the last year for participation is the calendar year an exhibitor turns nineteen (19).

2. Youth exhibiting at the Sumner County Fair must also comply with the general rules.

3. Junior exhibitors shall enter in junior division departments except where no class exists for said entry.

4. Only one entry in a class except livestock departments unless specified by superintendent.

5. All entries will receive ribbons either blue group, red group, or white group. Prize money will be given to the top three placings only. No money will be awarded to Champions, Reserve Champions, Grand Champions, or Reserve Grand Champions; ribbons only. Special awards will be presented to Grand Champions and Reserve Grand Champion steers, sheep, swine, dairy goats, meat goats, and overall beef, sheep, swine, and goat showmen. Special awards will be presented to the junior, intermediate, and senior showmen of each division – beef, swine, sheep and goats.

6. If only one entry in a class, judge will give proper placing, and money paid accordingly.

7. All exhibits except livestock must be entered from 5:00-7:00 p.m.

Thursday or 8:00-10:30 a.m. Friday.

Sumner County 150 Years - From Prairie to Prosperity All livestock must be entered between 6:00-8:00 p.m. Thursday.

Only those trophies and other awards approved by the fair board can be displayed and presented during the fair on the fairgrounds. Anyone wanting to present a special award not listed in the fair book needs to contact the fair secretary prior to the fair for approval.

SUMNER COUNTY FAIR WHEAT SHOW SHANE SCHMIDT 620-845-1255 Class 489 Pure Variety Wheat Give name of the variety.

Premiums: $15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6 Class 490 Blended Variety Wheat Give the names of the blended varieties.

Premiums $15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6 All exhibits in the wheat show shall consist of 20 pounds of wheat grown by the exhibitor in 2021. Entries are not limited to wheat grown in Sumner County.

Collection points for these samples will be any elevator or Coop in Sumner County or to Shane Schmidt.

Entries must also have producer’s name and address and variety. A farm may have more than one variety, but only one entry per variety. Each blend counts as a variety.

All samples will become the property of the Sumner County Fair.

All entries submitted will be judged on basis of general appearance, purity, test weight, and protein content.

All qualifying entries of pure variety wheat will be entered in the entrant’s name at the Kansas State Fair.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE & HORTICULTURE Jonathan Weber and Kaldse Schmidt, superintendents Entering Time: 5:00-7:00 p.m.

Thursday and 8:00-10:30 a.m. Friday

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Judging time 11:00 a.m. Friday Superintendent’s decision at time of entering will over rule any printed information. Superintendent reserves the right to add classes as necessary.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Exhibits are to be entered in the Community Building (Rock Building).

Premiums $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 SMALL GRAINS (Exhibits shall consist of one gallon.)

500 Wheat 501 Spring Oats 502 Winter Oats 503 Barley, all varieties 504 Millet See, all varieties 505 Canola LEGUMES AND GRASS SEED (Exhibit shall consist of one gallon.)

506 Alfalfa 507 Sweet Clover 508 Soybean, any variety (most recent harvest) 509 Brome Grass CORN (Exhibit of 5 ears) 510 Yellow, any variety 511 White, any variety 512 Sweet Corn, any variety 513 Pop Corn 514 Any Other Variety GRAIN SORGHUMS IN HEADS (5 HEADS) 515 Early Maturing Hybrids 516 Medium Maturing Hybrids 517 Full Maturing Hybrids FORAGE BUNDLE (8” or better) 518 Soybeans (5 plants only – not 8” bundle 519 Cowpeas 520 Sudan 521 Sweet Sorghum Silage 522 Corn Stalks BALED HAY (1 standard bale) 523 Alfalfa 524 Prairie 525 Baled Sudan 526 Baled Oats 527 Baled Millet 528 COTTON (5 plants only)

DEPARTMENT OF HORTICULTURE Exhibits are to be entered in the rock building.

No fruit lower than grade 1 shall be placed in an exhibit. Number 1 fruit is average in size and type for the variety, well colored, and free from blemish, insect injury, or fungus disease.

No entry may compete for two prizes.

Fruit competing for prizes must be grown by the person exhibiting it. The superintendent may require an affidavit to this effect if deemed necessary.

Premiums $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 APPLES (5) 601 Delicious 602 Golden Delicious 603 Grimes Golden 604 Jonathan 605 Rome Beauty 606 Any other variety (name variety) PEACHES (5) 607 Belle 608 Crest Haven 609 J.H. Hale 610 Elberta 611 Indian 612 Any other variety PEARS (5) 613 Garber 614 Kiefer 615 Bartlett 616 Any other variety GRAPES (3 bunches) 617 Concord 618 Brighton 619 Any other variety of domestic OTHER FRUIT 620 Rhubarb (5 stalks) 621 Blackberry (10 berries) 622 Plums

VEGETABLES IRISH POTATOES (5) 623 White 624 Red 625 Yukon gold 626 Russet SWEET POTATOES (5) 627 Porto Picos 628 Nancy Hall 629 Yellow Jersey ONION (5) Leave skins on.

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630 Yellow 631 White 632 Red 633 Any other variety PUMPKIN 634 Connecticut Field 635 Mammoth 636 Decorative Pumpkin 637 Any other variety SQUASH 638 Cushaw 639 Hubbard 640 Sable Queen or Acorn 641 Summer 642 Butternut 643 Zucchini 644 Spaghetti 645 Any other variety WATERMELON 646 Black Diamond 647 Long Green 648 Round Striped 649 Round Green 650 Largest 651 Any other variety PEPPERS 652 Green (3) 653 Yellow (3) 654 Red (3) 655 Banana (3) 656 Cherry (5) 657 Jalapeno Hot (5) 658 Chili & Other Hot Peppers (5) 659 Moon Dew TOMATOES Stems are to be removed from tomatoes for display.

660 Tomatoes (5) Variety should be named 661 Red Cherry Tomatoes (5) 662 Yellow Cherry Tomatoes (5) 663 Pear and Similar Tomatoes (5) Variety should be named 664 Roma Tomatoes (5) 665 Small Roma Tomatoes (5) MISCELLANEOUS (Specimen number in parenthesis) 666 Table Beets (5) 667 Cantaloupe (1) 668 Radishes (5) 669 Cabbage (1) 670 Carrots (5) 671 Cucumbers—slicers (3) 672 Cucumbers—pickling (3) 673 Eggplant (1) 674 Green Beans (12) 675 Yellow Wax Beans (12) 676 Black-eyed Peas (12) 677 Okra (5)

678 Vining Okra (5) 679 Parsnips (5) 680 Greens 681 Any other vegetables (3 of each specimen)

FLOWER DEPARTMENT Randy McNett, superintendent 620863-2437 Entering Time: 5:00-7:00 p.m.

Thursday and 8:00-10:30 a.m. Friday Judging time 11:00 a.m. Friday Superintendent’s decision at time of entering will over rule any printed information. Superintendent reserves the right to add classes as necessary.

All flowers shown must have been GROWN BY THE EXHIBITOR. Check foliage and flowers for bugs and dirt; petals and foliage should not have holes or tears; blossoms should be fresh.

No fillers, frogs, foam, etc. should be visible in cut flowers or arrangements.

Three stems means STEMS not BLOSSOMS. All cut flowers should have attached foliage.

After the judging, the exhibitor may bring in fresh-cut flowers to renew the exhibit during the remainder of the fair.

Best specimens and cut flowers are to be judged solely by excellence and freshness of blooms and stems.

Arrangements will be judged on individuality, suitability of container, harmony of color and foliage, and balance of arrangement.

One entry per person in each class.

All flowers brought will be entered even if a class must be added; no flowers will be turned away.

If there are less entries in any class than the number of premiums offered, judges may award prizes as articles deserve.

SPECIAL PRIZES Best Arrangement-- $3.00 Best Cut Flower--$3.00 Best Potted Plant--$3.00 Sweepstakes ribbon awarded for Best of Show.

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SINGLE SPECIMENS – one stem, one flower 100 Miscellaneous 101 Annual – Purple 102 Annual – Red 103 Annual – White 104 Annual – Yellow 105 Annual – Pink 106 Annual –Any other color 107 Canna – Red 108 Canna – Yellow 109 Cockscomb 110 Dahlia -- Large 111 Dahlia – Small 112 Geranium – Pink 113 Geranium – Red 114 Geranium – Red-orange 115 Geranium – White 116 Geranium – Any other color 117 Gladiolus 118 Hollyhock 119 Perennial – Purple 120 Perennial – Red 121 Perennial -- White 122 Perennial – Yellow 123 Perennial -- Pink 124 Perennial – Any other color 125 Rose – named variety 126 Rose – unnamed variety CUT FLOWERS –3 stems of the same variety 127 Annual – purple 128 Annual – red 129 Annual – white 130 Annual – yellow 131 Annual -- pink 132 Annual – any other color 133 Aster – single 134 Aster – double 135 Chrysanthemums 136 Cosmos 137 Marigold – large 138 Marigold – small 139 Miscellaneous 140 Perennial – purple 141 Perennial – red 142 Perennial – white 143 Perennial – yellow 144 Perennial -- pink 145 Perennial – any other color 146 Petunia – double 147 Petunia – plain 148 Petunia – ruffled

149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164

Roses – pink tea Roses – red tea Roses – yellow Roses – floribunda (3 stems) Roses – miniature Roses -- knockout Salvia Snapdragons Unusual Flower Vinca Zinnia – baby Zinnia – candy striped Zinnia – fancy Zinnia – large Zinnia – miscellaneous Zinnia – small

POTTED PLANTS 165 African Violet 166 Begonia – one 167 Begonia – collection of 3 different plants in separate containers 168 Cactus 169 Coleus 170 Asparagus Fern 171 Boston Fern 172 True Fern 173 Geranium – one 174 Flowering Hanging Basket 175 Non-flowering Hanging Basket 176 Herbs 177 Flowering House Plant 178 Non-flowering House Plant 179 Impatients – one 180 Philodendron – fancy leafed 181 Philodendron in soil 182 Philodendron in water 183 Succulents 184 Any one potted plant in bloom 185 Arrangement of 3 or more growing plants in one container 186 Miscellaneous

ARRANGEMENTS 200 Arrangement of not over 10 annual varieties 201 Arrangements of not over 10 perennial varieties 202 Arrangement in woven basket – fresh 203 Arrangement in woven basket – silk 204 All white arrangement using white flowers in a white or clear container 205 Buffet or Mantel – fresh 206 Buffet or Mantel – silk

Sumner County 150 Years - From Prairie to Prosperity 207 Coffee Table – fresh 208 Coffee Table – silk 209 Dinner Table – fresh 210 Dinner Table – silk 211 Dahlia 212 Driftwood 213 Foliage 214 Fruits, Vegetables, and Plants 215 Vase of Cut Flowers 216 Wildflowers 217 Wheat Arrangement 218 Yellow Flowers with wheat, other grain or grasses 219 Patriotic Arrangement in red, white, and blue flowers suitable for table decoration 220 Fair parade theme arrangement Miniature Arrangement (maximum of 4-1/2 inches) 221 Dried 222 Fresh 223 Silk 224 Mass Arrangement Holiday arrangement using at least part of flowers at time of holiday 225 Fresh Winter 226 Silk Winter 227 Fresh Spring 228 Silk Spring 229 Fresh Summer 230 Silk Summer 231 Fresh Fall 232 Silk Fall

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102 Woodwork: household furniture 103 Woodwork: refinished article 104 Woodwork: farm or shop articles 105 Woodwork: lawn or outdoor articles 106 Metal: farm or shop articles WOODWORK AND METAL – over 14 years of age 111 Woodwork: household articles 112 Woodwork: household furniture 113 Woodwork: refinished article 114 Woodwork: farm or shop articles 115 Woodwork: lawn or outdoor articles 116 Metal: farm or shop articles ELECTRIC 121 Motor Application 122 Lighting Construction 123 Wiring – any phase 124 Heating Construction 125 Cooling or Ventilation Construction 126 Other electric ENTOMOLOGY 131 Introductory 132 Beginning 133 Intermediate 134 Advanced GEOLOGY 137 Basic

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WOODWORK AND METAL – under 14 years of age 101 Woodwork: household articles

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138 Intermediate 139 Advanced SPACE TECH – under 14 years of age 150 Rocket made from kit (1-2 years experience) 151 Rocket made from kit (3 years experience) 152 Rocket made from kit (4 or more years experience) 153 Rocket made from original materials (1-2 yrs. experience) 154 Rocket made from original materials (3 or more years experience) 155 Other Powered Vehicle 156 Robotics 157 Astronomy 158 Aerospace Educational Exhibit 159 Other (example: airplane/glider) SPACE TECH – over 14 years of age 160 Rocket made from kit (1-2 years experience) 161 Rocket made from kit (3 years experience) 162 Rocket made from kit (4 or more years experience) 163 Rocket made from original materials (1-2 yrs. experience) 164 Rocket made from original materials (3 or more years experience)

165 High Powered Rocket (from kit or original design) 166 Robotics 167 Astronomy 168 Aerospace Educational Exhibit 169 Other (example: airplane/glider) EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS – Maximum exhibit size is 2 ft. by 3 ft.

175 Educational/ Creative Exhibit – Display Boards 176 Educational/ Creative Exhibit – Notebooks 177 Educational/ Creative Exhibit – Posters 178 Educational/ Creative Exhibit – Picture Stories

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JUNIOR CROPS Crops exhibits must be in containers furnished by the exhibitor. All grains calling for a gallon glass jar may have a 2-1/2” to 3” styrofoam filler in center.

531 Wheat 532 Oats 533 Legume or Grass Seed 534 Barley 535 Forage Sorghum bundle (10

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JUNIOR FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 560 Red Standard Potatoes (5) 561 White Potatoes (5) 562 Sweet Potatoes (5) 563 Onions (5) 564 Tomatoes (5) 565 Cherry tomatoes (5) 566 Summer Squash 567 Winter Squash 568 Specialty Squash 569 Eggplant 570 Pumpkin 571 Carrots (5) 572 Cucumbers (5) 573 Specialty Cucumber (5) 574 Sweet Peppers (5)

575 Hot Peppers (5) 576 Table Beets (5) 577 Okra (5) 578 Green Beans (5) 579 Any other vegetable 580 Garden Display (5 or more kinds of vegetables) 481 Round Watermelon 582 Oblong Watermelon 583 Cantaloupe 584 Apples (5) 585 Pears (5) 586 Peaches (5) 587 Any other fruit

JUNIOR FLOWER DEPARTMENT 590 Cosmos, 1 stem 591 Gladiolus, 1 stem 592 Marigolds – large, 1 stem 593 Marigolds -- small, 3 stems 594 Petunia, one spray 595 Roses, 1 specimen 596 Wildflower collection – most varieties

597 598 599 600

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Zinnias – large, 1 stem Zinnias -- small, 3 stems Any other flower, 1 stem Flower Arrangement

ART DEPARTMENT Brooke Kuehny, superintendent (620) 845-4256 Entering Time: 5:00-7:00 p.m.

Thursday and 8:00—10:30 a.m. Friday Judging time 11:00 a.m. Friday Superintendent’s decision at time of entering will over rule any printed information. Superintendent reserves the right to add classes as necessary and refuse any entry.

ALL ART ENTRIES WILL BE DATED AND INITIALED BY THE SUMNER COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION. This department is open to both professionals and amateurs.

Professional work will be entered in a professional class and amateur work will be entered in an amateur class.

A person who realizes any financial return in any form (business or teacher) for art work shall be classified as a professional. A person who does art work for pleasure or relaxation and does not receive any financial gain shall be considered an amateur.

1. Preference will be given to original work. Work must be the result of the current year.

2. Oil pictures must be framed or stretched ready to hang. All paint must be DRY. All framed work must have screw eyes and wire for hanging.

3. ALL entries must be matted or framed ready to hang. ALL framed work must have screw eyes and wire for hanging. Superintendent reserves the right to display only (no ribbons or premiums) that art work not ready to hang.

4. Work must be done by exhibitor and entered in his/her own name. One entry in any one class—no pairs.

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OPEN CLASS (non-professional) 101. Oil – Landscape 102. Oil – Seascape 103. Oil – Figure 104. Oil – Portrait 105. Oil – Still Life 106. Oil – Other 107. Oil – Mixed Media, any subject 109. Watercolor – Landscape 110. Watercolor – Seascape 111. Watercolor – Figure 112. Watercolor – Portrait 113. Watercolor – Still Life 114. Watercolor – Other 115. Watercolor – Mixed Media, any subject 118. Acrylic – Landscape 119. Acrylic – Seascape 120. Acrylic – figure 121. Acrylic – Portrait

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122. Acrylic – Still Life 123. Acrylic – Other 124. Acrylic – Mixed Media, any subject 127. Pastel or Crayon – Landscape or Seascape 128. Pastel or Crayon – Figure or Portrait 129. Pastel or Crayon – Still Life 130. Pastel or Crayon – Other 131. Pastel or Crayon – Mixed Media, any subject 134. Charcoal – Landscape or Seascape 135. Charcoal – Figure or Portrait 136. Charcoal – Still Life 137. Charcoal -- Other 140. Pen & Ink – Cartoon 141. Pen & Ink – Figure 142. Pen & Ink – Portrait 143. Pen & Ink – Still Life 144. Pen & Ink – Landscape or Seascape 145. Pen & Ink – Mixed Media 146. Pen & Ink – Ink Paint 149. Pencil – Cartoon 150. Pencil – Figure 151. Pencil – Portrait

152. Pencil – Still Life 153. Pencil – Landscape 154. Pencil – Other 157. Colored Pencil – Figure 158. Colored Pencil – Still Life 159. Colored Pencil – Landscape 160. Colored Pencil – Seascape 161. Colored Pencil – Other 164. Abstract – Collage 165. Abstract – Miscellaneous 167. Miniature (not over 6” excluding frame) – Oil 168. Miniature – Acrylic 169. Miniature – Watercolor 170. Miniature – Other 173. Mixed Media on Mixed Surfaces (including drawing and painting on glass) – Animal 174. Mixed Media on Mixed Surfaces – Landscape or Seascape 175. Mixed Media on Mixed Surfaces – Still Life 176. Mixed Media on Mixed Surfaces – Other Subject 177. Sculpture

PROFESSIONAL CLASS

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201. Oil – Landscape 202. Oil – Seascape 203. Oil – Figure 204. Oil – Portrait 205. Oil – Still Life 206. Oil – Other 207. Oil – Mixed Media, any subject 209. Watercolor – Landscape 210. Watercolor – Seascape 211. Watercolor – Figure 212. Watercolor – Portrait 213. Watercolor – Still Life 214. Watercolor – Other 215. Watercolor – Mixed Media, any subject 218. Acrylic – Landscape 219. Acrylic – Seascape 220. Acrylic – figure 221. Acrylic – Portrait 222. Acrylic – Still Life 223. Acrylic – Other 224. Acrylic – Mixed Media, any subject 227. Pastel or Crayon – Landscape or Seascape 228. Pastel or Crayon – Figure or Portrait

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265. Abstract – Miscellaneous 267. Miniature (not over 6” excluding frame) – Oil 268. Miniature – Acrylic 269. Miniature – Watercolor 270. Miniature – Other 273. Mixed Media on Mixed Surfaces (including drawing and painting on glass) – Animal 274. Mixed Media on Mixed Surfaces – Landscape or Seascape 275. Mixed Media on Mixed Surfaces – Still Life 276. Mixed Media on Mixed Surfaces – Other Subject 277. Sculpture

JUNIOR DIVISION Junior Division 1 (under 6 years old) 301. Finger painting 302. Crayon 303. Pencil 304. Watercolor or tempera 305. Cut paper collage 306. Mixed media 307. Colored pencil 308. Felt tipped marker 309. Acrylic

Figure 8 Race

8 p.m. Friday, August 20 Sumner County Fair Race Arena

Entry Fee: $40 day of event Feature race: 1st prize: $600 & plaque | 2nd: $400 | 3rd $200 | 4th $100 | 5th $50 Cruiser and women’s races running and payout contingent on number of entries.

For information call Nathaniel Zulkoski - 316-619-9034

GATE ADMISSION (admission gate opens at 6 pm) Adults - $8 | Ages 6-12 - $6 | Ages 5 & under Free $1 off admission with Sumner County Fair Button General admission bracelets good for Demo Derby gate price reduction! Save them and come back Saturday!

Pit passes - $12.00 - no discount

Children under 16 MUST be accompanied by an adult to be in the pits.

Insurance dictates that anyone of any age in pits MUST have a pit pass!

Children 12 & under - $10 when accompanied by adult Charge for coolers: $5 for small, $10 for medium, $15 for large.

Coolers will be tagged. Double charge for untagged coolers.

Concessions available Sponsored by Sumner County Fair Association - NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS-

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310. Sculpture 311. Other Junior Division 2 (6-8 years old) 401. Finger painting 402. Crayon 403. Pencil 404. Watercolor or tempera 405. Cut paper collage 406. Mixed media 407. Colored pencil 408. Felt tipped marker 409. Acrylic 410. Sculpture 411. Other Junior 3 (9-12 years old) 501. Pen and ink 502. Pencil 503. Watercolor or Tempera – Portrait 504. Watercolor or Tempera – Still Life 505. Watercolor or Tempera -Landscape 506. Charcoal 507. Crayon 508. Cut Paper Collage 509. Original 510. Mixed Media 511. Felt Tipped Marker

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Other Pastel Colored Pencil Sculpture Acrylic – Portrait Acrylic – Still Life Acrylic -- Landscape

Junior 4 (junior and senior high students) 601. Any Media – Portrait or Figure 602. Watercolor -- Landscape 603. Watercolor -- Portrait/figure 604. Watercolor -- Still life 605. Charcoal 606. Pastel or Crayon 607. Pen and Ink -- Figure 608. Pen and Ink -- Landscape 609. Pen and Ink -- Other 610. Pencil -- Figure 611. Pencil -- Landscape 612. Pencil – Still Life 613. Pencil -- Other 614. Mixed media 615. Acrylic – Landscape 616. Acrylic – Figure or Portrait 617. Acrylic -- Still life 618. Acrylic -- Other 619. Acrylic -- Mixed media

44th Annual Demolition Derby 8 p.m. Saturday, August 21 Sumner County Fair Race Arena

Entry Fee: $40 on day of event

Payout contingent on number of cars.

25 or more cars: $1000, $650, $400, $150, $75 Less than 25 cars: $800, $400, $200, $100, $50 (Heat winners are last two cars running. No payout to Heat winners) For information call Nathaniel Zulkoski - 316-619-9034

GATE ADMISSION (admission gate opens at 6 p.m.)

Adults - $8; ages 6-12 - $6; 5 and under free

$1 off admission with Sumner County Fair Button

Adults attending Figure 8 race on Aug. 20 who paid general admission and return for demo derby Aug. 21 and still have their arm band will be admitted for $7; ages 7-12 for $5.

Pit passes - $12.00 - no discount

Children under 16 MUST be accompanied by an adult to be in the pits.

Insurance dictates that anyone of any age in pits MUST have a pit pass!

Children 12 & Under - $10 when accompanied by adult Charge for coolers: $5 for small, $10 for medium, $15 for large.

Coolers will be tagged. Double charge for untagged coolers.

Concessions available Sponsored by Sumner County Fair Association - NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS-

Sumner County 150 Years - From Prairie to Prosperity 620. Oil – Landscape 621. Oil – Portrait 622. Oil – Still Life 623. Oil -- Figure 624. Oil -- Other 625. Freehand poster and/or ad (any media) 626. Original 627. Other 628. Ink print 629. Mixed media on mixed surfaces 630. Colored pencil 631. Sculpture 632. Computer graphics 633. Marker 634. Scratch art

CRAFTS DEPARTMENT Karla Davis, Superintendent (620-3990443) ENTERING TIME: 5:00-7:00 P.M. Thursday and 8:00-10:30 am Friday Judging will begin at 11:00 a.m. Friday.

Decisions made by the Superintendent

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at entering time will override any printed rules.

1. Entries may be made in proper grade level or above.

2. Work must be done by exhibitor and entered in own name. There may only be one entry in each class.

3. All projects must be this year’s work.

4. All hanging entries must have hangers on them so that they may be hung.

5. While precautions will be taken to prevent loss or damage to exhibits, the superintendents will not be responsible should any occur.

6. Champion and reserve ribbons will be awarded for Best of Show.

CRAFTS DEPARTMENT ENTERING LIST Premiums $3.00 $2.00 $1.00

Sixth Grade and Under 101 Commercial Mold CERAMICS –

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glazed 102 Commercial Mold CERAMICS – stained 103 Commercial Mold CERAMICS – dry brush 104 Commercial Mold CERAMICS – chalked 105 Original Mold CERAMICS – glazed 106 Original Mold CERAMICS – stained 107 Original Mold CERAMICS – dry brush 108 Leathercraft – without lacing; NO prestamped articles accepted 109 Leathercraft – with lacing; NO prestamped articles accepted 110 Leathercraft – other; NO prestamped articles accepted 111 Re-purposed Creations 112 Decorated t-shirts 113 Decorated Miscellaneous 114 Weaving – loom 115 Weaving – yarn 116 Weaving – basket 117 Weaving – plastic canvas 118 Weaving – miscellaneous

119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137

Craft Creation Craft collection (3 articles) Etched Stained Glass Jewelry Metal Wood Barn Quilt Christmas Creation Clay Duct Tape Embroidery – thread or liquid Counted Cross Stitch Candles Lego Paper Other Creation Using Fair Theme Mixed Media

7th to 12th Grade 201 Commercial Mold CERAMICS – glazed 202 Commercial Mold CERAMICS – stained

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238 239 240 241 242 243 234

Barn Quilt Other Creation Using Fair Theme Wreath Denim Creation Mosaic Clay

ADULT 301 Commercial Mold CERAMICS – glazed 302 Commercial Mold CERAMICS – stained 303 Commercial Mold CERAMICS – dry brush 304 Original Mold CERAMICS – glazed 305 Original Mold CERAMICS – stained 306 Original Mold CERAMICS – dry brush 307 Leathercraft – with lacing; NO prestamped articles accepted 308 Leathercraft – dyed; NO prestamped articles accepted 309 Leathercraft – matched set of two; NO prestamped articles accepted 310 Leathercraft – other; NO prestamped articles accepted 311 Decorated t-shirt or jacket 312 Country carving 313 Re-purposed Creation 314 Wood Creation – turned on lathe 315 Wood Creation – picture frame 316 Wood Creation – other 317 Candles – sand 318 Candles – mold 319 Candles – other 320 Miscellaneous – String and/or yarn 321 Miscellaneous – basket 322 Miscellaneous – plastic canvas

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323 Miscellaneous – needle point 324 Miscellaneous – counted cross stitch 325 Miscellaneous – other 326 Sculpture – wire 327 Sculpture – paper mache 328 Sculpture – dough 329 Sculpture -- paper 330 Sculpture – plaster 331 Jewelry 332 Beadwork 333 Dolls – stuffed animal 334 Dolls – dressed 335 Dolls – other 336 Christmas Wreath 337 Christmas Decoration 338 Other Holiday Decorations 339 Craft Creation 340 Craft Collection (5 items) 341 Stained Glass/Mosaic 342 Pictures and Plaques – decoupage 343 Pictures and Plaques – cross stitch 344 Pictures and Plaques – metal tooling 345 Pictures and Plaques – string or wire 346 Pictures and Plaques – other 347 Barn Quilt 348 Metal Creation 349 Creation Using Fair Theme 350 Denim Creation 351 Rock Creation 352 Shadow Box 353 Mosaic

HOBBY DEPARTMENT

Melinda Neal, Superintendent ENTRY TIME: 5:00-7:00 P.M. Thursday 8:00-10:00 A.M. Friday JUDGING TIME: 11:00 A.M. Friday There is to be only one entry per person in any one class. The same articles of a collection or antiques that have won first in the hobby department at the Sumner County Fair shall not be eligible to be entered again. The superintendent reserves the right to refuse any entry and to add classes as necessary. Decisions made by the Superintendent at entry time will over ride all printed rules.

Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion ribbons in both the open class and junior class will be awarded at the discretion of the judge and with the approval of the superintendent.

HOBBY DEPARTMENT ENTRY LIST Premiums $3.00 $2.00 $1.00

OPEN CLASS HOBBIES COLLECTIONS (must have at least 5 individual and not more than 10 individual items exhibited; one display case or board permitted) 101 Miniatures 102 Sports cards (not more than 1 book) 103 Coins (not more than 2 books) 104 Depression Glass 105 China 106 Other glassware 107 Stamps 108 Models

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109 Dolls 110 Other Articles 111 Culture from Other Countries 112 Nature - natural materials such as rocks, wood, sea shells 113 Holiday/Seasonal Collections 114 Animals

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ANTIQUES 115 Tableware – China 116 Tableware – Glass 117 Tableware – Metal 118 Other Metal Antique 119 Other Glass Antique 120 Other Antique Article INDIAN RELICS 125 All Indian Relics

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MISCELLANEOUS 128 1 item of any type – All items entered in this class will compete against each other SCRAPBOOKING PAGES 130 5 page Display – Pages must be in page protectors. Pages may cover any topics(s). Judging will be based on photography, page composition, journaling, and originality. No previously published pages allowed. Display will be kept in a glass display case.

JUNIOR CLASS HOBBIES COLLECTIONS (must have at least 5 individual and not more than 10 individual items exhibited; one display case or board permitted) 140 Miniatures 141 Sports cards (not more than 1 book) 142 Coins (not more than 2 books) 143 Nature – Natural materials such as rocks, wood, sea shells 144 Models 145 Dolls 146 Match box cars 147 Lego Creations 148 Other articles 149 Holiday/Seasonal Collections 150 Animals MISCELLANEOUS 153 I item of any type – All items entered in this class will compete against each other

SCRAPBOOKING PAGES 155 5 page Display – Pages must be in page protectors. Pages may cover any topics(s). Judging will be based on photography, page composition, journaling, and originality. No previously published pages allowed.

Display will be kept in a glass display case.

PHOTOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT Mary Steffen, Superintendent (620584-6688) ENTRY TIME: 5:00-7:00 P.M. Thursday 8:00-10:00 A.M. Friday JUDGING TIME: 11:00 A.M. Friday PREMIUMS: $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 1. This department is open to both professionals and amateurs.

2. Professional work will be entered in a professional class, and amateur work will be entered in an amateur class.

3. A person who realizes any financial return in any form (business or teacher) for photography work shall be classified as a professional. A person who does photography work for pleasure and relaxation and does not receive any financial gain shall be considered an amateur.

4. All photos must be taken and entered under the name of the photographer.

5. All photos except collections (albums in classes 26, 56, 76, 96, & 116) must be the result of the current year.

6. Computer Manipulated photos are those photos with any changes, except normal cropping and color intensity treatment, done on the computer. A 4x6 copy of the original photo or photos must be provided for entries in this class.

PHOTOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT ENTRY LIST OPEN CLASS AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY 1. Persons entering in the open class amateur photography may enter 6 photos.

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2020 Sumner County Junior Livestock Auction Buyers List Alan Campbell AJ’s Automotive Anna Cline Anthony Farmers Cooperative Bank Of Commerce & Trust Co Bennett Agency Bluestem Insurance Group Brandon Wilmoth Buck’s Lawn Care LLC Caldwell Farm Repair Channel Seed Chris & Angie Baker Chris & Sharon Deyoe Community National Bank & Trust Consolidated Grain & Barge Conway Bank Countryside Motors Craig & Melissa Meeker CW Feed Products Inc Darlene Reimer David Troutman Dorothy Dvorak Dustin & Missy Atkins Eric Watts Family Hair Parlor Farmer’s & Ranchers Livestock Farmers Grain – Caldwell Branch Farmers Insurance Fleming Feed and Grain Gary & Gayla McDonald Gary & Toni Wolff Gary Theurer Gates Family Sales Grain Bin Liquor Greg & Gail Feely Greg & Lacy Turek Hannah Carver, Cooper Wilson, Jennifer Adams Hawkins Services LLC Heinen Brothers Ag Chemical

Hillman Sales & Auction Impact Bank Innovative Ag Solutions LLC Jay & Glennis Zimmerman Jeff Swanson Farm Bureau Jerry Lucas Jim & Kathy Van Zant Jimmy & Jennifer Brown Joe & Carol Camac John D Schmidt & Sons John T & Lavona Baker Josh Lee Justin & Shantille Campbell Kalen & Shelbie Fitch KanEquip Company Karla & Gary Davis Kelle Oil and Tire Service Kelly Basinger Ken & Rhonda Fitzpatrick Kevin & Lori Fitch L & R Enterprises Laas Lambs Lance Cochran Larry & Louise Lee Leo & Michelle Schiltz Leon & Karen Gerberding Leonard & Joni Rinehart Lucinda Wood Luke & Amy Theurer Mark & Kathy Schmidt Marlin & Sharon Mason Matt & Lea Theurer Meeker Farms Megan Cook Mill Creek Lumber Mitch & Summer Roberson Nathan & Lyndsey Metzen Neal Balzer Needle & Thread Osner Upholstery

Oxford Masonic Lodge # 165 Oxford Saw & Mower P & K Equipment P & B Insurance Agency Pacey-Goodrum Chiropractic Pam Lungren Parkey Sharpening Servic Paul Saas Paul Schmitz Prairieland Partners, Inc Priest Farms Primarily Plants & Floral Progressive Ag Coop- Wellington Branch RDB Bank RCB Bank – Winfield Branch Red Feather Boutique Rep. Kyle Hoffman Ron & Shari VanZant Scoular Company Shoffner Farms South Haven Booster Club South Haven LP South Haven Pork Producers Steve & Mary Meeker Stock Exchange Bank Strand Land & Cattle Sumner County Commissioners Susan & Gary Johnson T & T Seed, LLC Theurer Auction & Realty Travis & Heidi Theurer Turek Seed Co LLC Valley Co-op, Inc Vintage Bank Kansas Wellington Animal Clinic Wheat Country Pheasant & Quail Forever Winfield Chiropractic Wolf Farms

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Sumner County 150 Years - From Prairie to Prosperity 2. Photos may be entered in any combination of classes.

3. ALL entries must be on poster board, matted or framed and ready for display. Entries must be no smaller than 5x7 and not larger than 8x10.

10. Animal 11. Landscape 12. Action 13. Human Interest 14. Portrait - Formal 15. Portrait - Candid 16. Portrait - Selfies 17. Portrait - Animal 18. Nature 19. Still Life 20. Architecture 21. Black & White 22. Special Effects 23. Other 24. Computer Manipulation (See Rule 6) 25. Series 26 Album 27 Displays 28 Other Camera Forms: Trail Cams, Drones, Go-Pros, etc

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OPEN CLASS PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY 1. Persons entering in the open class professional photography may enter 6 photos.

2. Photos may be entered in any combination of classes.

3. ALL entries must be on poster board, matted or framed and ready for display. Entries must be no smaller than 5x7 and not larger than 8x10.

40. Animal 41. Landscape 42. Action 43. Human Interest 44. Portrait - Formal 45. Portrait - Candid 46. Portrait - Selfies 47. Portrait - Animal 48. Nature 49. Still Life 50. Architecture 51. Black & White 52. Special Effects 53. Other 54. Computer Manipulation (See Rule 6) 55. Series 56. Album

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57 Displays.

58. Other Camera Forms: Trail Cams, Drones, Go-Pro, etc.

JUNIOR CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY 1. Persons entering in the junior class photography may enter 6 photos.

2. Photos may be entered in any combination of classes.

3. ALL entries must be on poster board, matted or framed and ready for display. Entries must be no smaller than 5x7 and not larger than 8x10.

AGES 9 & UNDER 60. Animal 61. Landscape 62. Action 63. Human Interest 64. Portrait - Formal 65. Portrait - Candid 66. Portrait - Selfies 67. Portrait - Animal 68. Nature 69 Still Life 70. Architecture 71. Black & White 72. Special Effects 73. Other

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AGES 10-14 80. Animal 81. Landscape 82. Action 83. Human Interest 84. Portrait - Formal 85. Portrait - Candid 86. Portrait - Selfies 87. Portrait - Animal 88. Nature 89. Still Life 90. Architecture 91. Black & White 92. Special Effects 93. Other 94. Computer Manipulation (See Rule 6) 95. Series 96. Album 97. Displays 98. Other Camera Forms: Trails Cams,

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AGES 15-18 100. Animal 101. Landscape 102. Action 103. Human Interest 104. Portrait - Formal 105. Portrait - Candid 106. Portrait - Selfies 107. Portrait - Animal 108. Nature 109. Still Life 110. Architecture 111. Black & White 112. Special Effects 113. Other 114. Computer Manipulation (See Rule 6) 115. Series 116. Album 117. Displays 118. Other Camera Forms: Trail Cams, Drones, Go-Pro, etc.

DOMESTIC ARTS Joan Hemberger, Superintendent Questions should be directed to Glennis Zimmerman 620-892-5538

ALL ARTICLES MUST HAVE BEEN MADE BETWEEN AUGUST 2019 AND AUGUST 2021, EXCEPT QUILTS AND RUGS WHICH MUST HAVE BEEN MADE WITHIN THE LAST FIVE YEARS.

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ENTRY TIMES: 5:00-7:00 p.m.

Thursday and 8:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m.

Friday Judging will begin at 11:00 a.m. Friday.

Decisions made by the Superintendent when entering override any printed rules.

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1. Articles having taken first premium one year at the Sumner County Fair cannot be entered again for premiums.

2. Everything in this department must be handmade.

3. Work must be done by exhibitors and entered in own name. One entry per class.

4. In case on only one entry in a class, the judge will decide whether it is worthy of first place. If not, it will be judged and placed according to the quality of work.

5. While precautions will be taken to prevent loss or damage to exhibits, the superintendent will not be responsible should any occur.

6. The superintendent reserves the right to reject all undesirable exhibits.

7. The superintendent reserves the right to add classes as necessary.

8. Any exhibitor may wrap his/her entry after judging.

SPECIAL AWARDS Special prizes will be presented in the following categories: GRAND CHAMPION QUILT RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION QUILT BEST OF ALL OTHER CATEGORIES PREMIUMS All classes except quilts $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 Quilts & Blankets $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 DOMESTIC ARTS ENTRY LIST Constructed Garment 1. Child 2. Adult Nursery Coverlets 3. Hand quilted--embroidery 4. Hand quilted—pieced 5. Machine quilted—embroidery 6. Machine quilted—pieced 7. Knitted or crocheted coverlet 8. Any other nursery coverlet Garments and Fancy Stitch 9. Knitted Garments 10. Crochet Garments 11. Other items Household 12. Pillow cases (2) 13. Scarf 14. Centerpiece 15. Table Runner 16. Table Cloth 17. Placemats 18. Rugs 19. Bedspread 20. Afghan—Crochet 21. Afghan – Knit 22. Pair of tea towels 23. Any other small household item Framed or Hanging Fancy Work 24. Framed Pictures 25. Wall hangings Miscellaneous 26. Purse 27. Dressed Doll 28. Table or Place Mats (at least two)

Sumner County 150 Years - From Prairie to Prosperity 29. Stuffed Toy 30. Pillow 31. Any other Creative Handiwork 32 Bag 33 Counted Cross Stitch - Other Quilts $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 Quilts—Hand Quilted by Exhibitor 35. Applique 36. Embroidery 37. Machine Embroidery 38. Pieced 39. Other 40. Group or organizational 41. Beginner with 3 or less years experience Quilts—Hand Quilted by Another Person 42. Applique 43. Embroidery 44. Machine Embroidery 45. Pieced 46. Other 47. Group or organizational 48. Beginner with 3 or less years experience Quilts—Machine Quilted by Exhibitor 49. Applique 50. Embroidery 51. Machine Embroidery 52. Pieced 53. Other 54. Group or organizational 55. Beginner with 3 or less years experience 56. Applique 58. Machine Embroidery 59. Pieced 60. Other 61. Group or organizational 62. Beginner with 3 or less years experience Lap Quilt 63. Applique 64. Embroidery 65. Machine Embroidery 67. Other 68. Group or organizational 69. Beginner with 3 or less years experience 70. Novelty Quilt (t-shirt, art, etc.)

71. Blanket (tied, other, etc.)

72. Christmas Tree Skirt

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“Good Luck To All 4-H Participants”

ENTRY TIME: 5:00-7:00 P.M. Thursday 8:00-10:00 A.M. Friday JUDGING TIME: 11:00 A.M. Friday 1. All exhibitors MUST wrap perishable entries in plastic bags. NO EXCEPTIONS. 2. Only BRAND NAME jars will be accepted in the food preservation classes. ALL jars MUST be labeled with the DATE of processing, the processing METHOD and processing TIME. All jars MUST have rings.

3. No box mixes allowed.

4. All articles competing for premiums in this department must be made by the exhibitor and are limited to the production of the home kitchen.

5. Not more than one entry by one exhibitor will be accepted in any class.

6. Articles entered for single premiums cannot compete in display classes.

7. All articles competing for premiums in this department must have been processed after the date of last year’s fair.

8. The superintendent reserves the right to reject any article not worthy and to add classes as necessary.

Decisions made by the superintendent at entering time will override any printed rules.

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116 Whole Wheat Bread – made in machine 117 Miscellaneous Bread 118 Miscellaneous Bread – made in machine

351 No Bake 352 Miscellaneous Cookies 353 Cookie Jar—One cookie of each of 6 varieties entered on plate to be judged

Other Breads 121 Biscuits 122 Corn Bread 123 Fruit or Nut Bread 124 Fruit or Nut Bread – made in machine 125 Gingerbread 126 Muffins

Candy 411 Brittle 412 Divinity 413 Fudge 419 Miscellaneous Candy

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Cakes – unfrosted 201 Angel Food 202 Bundt 203 Chiffon 204 Sponge 209 Miscellaneous Cakes – 2 layer frosted 211 Chocolate Cake 212 White Cake 219 Miscellaneous Drop Cookies 311 Chocolate Chip 312 Oatmeal Molded & Pressed Cookies 321 Peanut Butter 322 Snickerdoodles 323 Thumbprint Refrigerated & Rolled Cookies 331 Ice Box 332 Sugar Bar Cookies 341 Blondies 342 Brownies 343 Lemon Bars 344 Rice Krispy Treats Other Cookies

CANNING AND FOOD PRESERVATION Premiums 1st--$3.00, 2nd--$2.00, 3rd-$1.00 SPECIAL CANNING PRIZES -- $3.00 each Best of Soft Spreads (500’s classes) Best of Pickles & Relishes (600’s classes) Best of Fruits (710-719 classes) Best of Vegetables (720-729 classes) Best of Meats (730-739 classes) Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion will be chosen from these category winners.

Any class in a section not containing at least 2 exhibits will be moved to “All Other” category.

Butters, Preserves, & Other Spreads – exhibit in pint or half pint jars 511 Any Butter (Apple, Pear, etc) 512 Any preserve (Peach, Strawberry, etc) 513 Any Infused Honey Jams—exhibit in pint jars or standard jelly glasses 521 Apricot Jam 522 Berry Jam (NOT strawberry) 523 Grape Jam 524 Mixed Fruit Jam 525 Peach Jam 526 Sand Plum Jam 527 Strawberry Jam 529 Any Other Jam Jellies—exhibit in pint jars or standard jelly glasses 531 Apple Jelly 532 Berry Jelly 533 Cherry Jelly

Sumner County 150 Years - From Prairie to Prosperity 534 Grape Jelly 535 Hot Pepper Jelly 536 Mixed Fruit Jelly 537 Peach Jelly 538 Sand Plum Jelly 539 Any Other Jelly Special—exhibit in pint jars or standard jelly glasses 541 Collection of 5 spreads Pickled Fruit—exhibit in pint or quart jars 611 Spiced Apples 612 Cinnamon Pickles

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613 Peach 614 Watermelon 619 Any Other Fruit Pickle Pickled Vegetables—exhibit in pint or quart jars 621 Beet 622 Bread & Butter 523 Cucumber (sweet) 624 Cucumber (dill) 625 Sauerkraut 626 Pickled Okra 627 Piccalilli 628 Tomato Pickle 629 Any Other Vegetable Pickle Relishes, Sauces & Salsas—exhibit in pint or quart jars 631 Tomato Relish 632 Tomato Sauce 633 Chili Sauce 634 Salsa 639 Any Other Relish or Sauce Canned Fruits—exhibit in pint or quart jars 711 Apples 712 Apricots

713 714 715 716 717 718 719

Berries Cherries Peaches Pears Fruit Cocktail Fruit Sauce All Other Fruit

Canned Vegetables—exhibit in pint or quart jars 721 Beans 722 Beets 723 Carrots 724 Corn 725 Peas 726 Potatoes 727 Tomatoes 728 Soup Mixture 729 All Other Vegetables Canned Meat—exhibit in pint or quart jars 731 Beef 732 Chicken 733 Pork (any kind) 739 All Other Meat Special Display—exhibit in pint or quart

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JUNIOR DOMESTIC ARTS AND SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Wanda Whaley, Superintendent (620845-0253) ENTRY TIMES: 5:00—7:00 P.M. Thursday 8:00—10:30 A.M. Friday JUDGING TIME: 11:00 A.M. Friday

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1. Entries in clothing may be made in the proper grade level or above, based on grade at the time the garment was constructed.

2. All exhibits must have been constructed since the previous fair.

3. Work must be done by exhibitor and entered in his/her own name.

4. Exhibitors may enter more than 1 entry per class as long as it is totally different recipe.

5. Any food products not enclosed in plastic bags will be refused for exhibit.

NO PLASTIC wrap.

6. Superintendent reserves the right to reject any entry and the right to add classes as necessary. Decisions made by the Superintendent at entry time will override all printed rules.

7. Top three in each class will receive premium money and extra tickets for Entry Lollapalooza. If only one entry exists in any given class, the awarding of the ribbon and premium will be left to the discretion of the judge.

8. Champion and reserve champion ribbons will be awarded for the best clothing and foods exhibits in this division. Awards will be given in canning and stitchery if judge so desires.

9. Clothing exhibits to be worn in Shepherd’s Lead contest will be released by the superintendent one hour prior to the event. The exhibitor must re-enter the garment following the event or premium and special prizes will be forfeited. No other exhibits will be released until the hour determined by the Sumner County Fair Association.

10. Multiple entries accepted in canning as long as different products; 1 jar each.

JUNIOR DOMESTIC ARTS ENTRY LIST All sewing and fiber arts entries will be divided into these categories: sixth grade and under; seventh and eighth

2021 Sumner County Fair Guide grade; high school 1. Clothing of any type 2. Other sewn item 3. Quilt pieced by exhibitor 4. Quilt pieced and quilted by exhibitor 5. Other fiber arts

JUNIOR DOMESTIC SCIENCE ENTRY LIST ALL PRODUCTS MUST BE IN ZIPPER BAGS. 6. Yeast breads (1 loaf 9x5, 4 rolls, 4 cinnamon rolls, etc.)

7. Brownies (plate of 4) 8. Pie (non perishable baker’s choice) 9. Quick bread ( 9x5 loaf) 10.Cake/Cupcakes (4 cupcakes, baker’s choice on cakes) 10. Decorated cake or cupcakes (4 cupcakes, baker’s choice on cake) 11. Cookies (plate of 4) 12. Other non perishable food product 13. Canning

YOUTH BOOTHS Wanda Whaley, Superintendent (620845-0253) SET UP TIME: 5:00-7:00 P.M. Thursday 8:00-10:30 A.M. Friday JUDGING TIME: 11:00 A.M. Friday

YOUTH BOOTHS PREMIUMS: 1st -- $15; 2nd--$7.50 All others $5.00 1. This department is open to any youth club or organization.

2. Groups must pre-enter through the superintendent by July 20.

3. There is no charge for this type booth space.

4. Booth frames will be provide for all exhibitors; however, exhibitors must provide all materials used in the booth.

Cost of paper purchased from the fair is $2.00.

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LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENT Lewis Kuchar, General Superintendent livestocksuperintendent@gmail.com (620-218-4497) LIVESTOCK RULES NUMBER OF ENTRIES PER SPECIES ARE AS FOLLOWS: BEEF ----- 2 MARKET, 2 BREEDING SHEEP ----- 2 MARKET, 2 BREEDING SWINE ----- 2 MARKET, 2 BREEDING GOATS ----- 2 MARKET, 1 PER CLASS IN BREEDING (2 TOTAL) Animals will only be allowed to show in the class in which they are pre-entered.

MANDATORY EXHIBITORS MEETING will be held Thursday at 8:30 p.m. at the announcer’s booth in the Livestock Barn.

Livestock show is open to all Sumner County youth (or youth who attend a Sumner County school) 6-19 years of age. Club or organization affiliation is not required to show.

1. All livestock exhibitors must comply with the livestock sanitary requirements established by the state livestock sanitary commissioners. All animals coming from out of the state of Kansas are required to have health certificates. Sheep and goats must have premises ID tags (Scrapie tags) from the origination seller. Animals will be inspected at entry by superintendent and/or veterinarian; animals deemed unfit will be denied entry to fair and fair grounds.

2. Each exhibitor of livestock must furnish his own feed, buckets for watering, and feed troughs. If a tie out area is found, NO animals will be allowed to tie out overnight in the area north of the livestock barn. Animals are to remain in the barn from 8 am to 7 pm.

3. All livestock must be pre-entered to be eligible for Grand and Reserve Champion. All entries must be submitted online by June 15, 2021 to be considered pre-entered. Pens will be assigned based on pre-entry.

Animals will only be allowed to show in

the class in which they are pre-entered.

Pre-entries will be submitted via this link: http://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/ 1FAlpQLSdDjbCweh_4U8CbRCVApm oZHYGbsu2BiaYKotomW9tTgLkXcb/ viewform?usp=sf_link.

4. Set-up and Clean-up Policy: If an exhibitor cannot make set-up night, arrangements must be made with the superintendent or County Agent to work prior to the fair. Livestock exhibitors must check out with the superintendent or County Agent on final clean-up. If these conditions are not met, $50 may be held from fair premiums or livestock sale proceeds.

5. Exhibitors of livestock are expected to keep stalls and aisles neat and clean. WHEN CLEANING PENS OR WORKING WITH ANIMALS, PUT WASTE IN THE TRUCK; DO NOT PILE WASTE IN OR AROUND THE LIVESTOCK BARN. 6. Judges may not award a prize to any unworthy exhibit. It is the intention of the association that no premium distinction of any kind be given to an animal that does not merit the same.

7. No exhibitor shall be awarded more than two moneys in one class.

8. When there are fewer entries in any class than the number of premiums offered, judges may award prizes of such grade as the animal or group deserves.

9. No grand champion ribbon will be awarded unless there is competition.

10. Winners of first and second place in their respective classes are eligible to compete in the championship classes where applicable.

11. Superintendents reserve the right to withhold premiums awarded in any case in which it shall appear to the superintendents that the regulations have not been complied with or that fraud or deception have been practiced or attempted.

12. Only animals entered in the fair will be allowed to stall at the fair.

13. Decisions made by the superintendents will override all written rules.

SPECIAL CLASS Pee-Wee Classes for sheep, swine, goats, and bucket calves will be offered for youth under 7 years of age.

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JUNIOR LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENT Lewis Kuchar, General Superintendent Eligibility for exhibiting and showing in the Junior Livestock Division will be in compliance with the Kansas State Fair rules which state that the last year for participation will be the calendar year that an exhibitor turns nineteen (19).

Decisions made by the superintendents will override all written rules.

1. All Junior Livestock exhibits must be entered and in place by 8:00 p.m. on Thursday evening. Sale decision must be made at entry time. Weigh in and entering time is 4:00—8:00 p.m. Thursday evening. Youth or their representative need to be in line for livestock weigh in at designated times. If they are not in line, they will not be eligible for Grand Champion or Reserve Champion. Sale eligibility will be noted on entry card.

2. Superintendents will assign pens Monday night after set-up. Exhibitors MUST display 4-H or FFA pen ID cards.

3. Livestock may be placed in assigned pens when set-up is complete.

4. The fair association is not liable for animals; livestock is responsibility of the owner.

5. To be eligible for prize money all Junior Livestock exhibits must remain until the close of the Junior Livestock Auction the closing day of the fair.

Superintendents have final authority to make decisions about release of animals.

6. All live stock must be owned and cared for by the youth exhibiting such.

Market animals must be tagged and identified to be eligible to show. ID tags may be picked up at the Kansas State 4-H Extension office in Wellington, KS. This year’s tags have a cost of $30 each. Photo ID of the animal’s ear with ear tag MUST be sent to livestocksuperintendent@gmail.com.

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7. All Junior Livestock must be shown by the junior owner unless otherwise specified by the superintendent. NO ADULTS permitted in show ring unless invited by the superintendent.

8. Exhibitor must be present and ready when class is called for show; if not, he/she may not be eligible to show.

9. All entries will receive ribbons, either blue, red, or white. Prize money will be given to the top three placings.

All entries that do not place will receive $1.00.

10. Champion and Reserve Champion of each breed in the breeding classes will be selected from the first and second place winners of each class. Breeding livestock will be shown first.

11. Steers may be mouthed according to Kansas State Fair rules which state that permanent incisor teeth cannot have erupted. Any animal that cannot meet this requirement will be disqualified from the show.

12. GROOMING: Each exhibitor must groom his or her own animal and may use only the assistance of an immediate family member (mother, father, legal guardian, brother or sister), another 4-H or FFA member who is an exhibitor at the fair, FFA advisor or 4-H project leader. This rule will be strictly enforced and any exhibitor violating it will have his/her animal in question eliminated from competition. Anyone wishing to report unauthorized people grooming animals must go to the Fair Office and sign a complaint that includes names of the owner, animal tag number, time and date of the observation. A committee appointed by the Fair Board will take action.

BEEF DIVISION: The beef show is a “NO FIT” show. “NO FIT” at the Sumner County Fair is defined as using NO adhesive, glue, paint or powder products. This rule follows those of the Kansas State Fair and Kansas junior Livestock Show.

SHEEP/GOAT DIVISION: All market lambs, breeding ewes, and market goats must be slick shorn above the knee and hock joints including the head, before arrival on the fair grounds.

A maximum of 0.2 (two tenths) inch of wool is permitted on market lambs and commercial ewes. A maximum of 0.4

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Page 36 | TSnews (four tenths) inch of hair is permitted on market goats. Hair on the tail switch may be left on goats. There will be no shearing of market lambs, breeding ewes, or goats allowed on any part of the grounds after arrival. Anyone found in violation will have his/her electric clippers temporarily confiscated and that animal will be disqualified.

Touch-up clipping with scissors, small electric clippers, or hand shears will be allowed. No artificial coloring/use of adhesives is allowed on market labs and breeding ewes.

13. Fitting and showing will be judged at the discretion of the department superintendent and the livestock judge. The format will be determined and announced at the beginning of each (beef, sheep, swine, goat) show.

Fitting and showing will be in three classes: junior ages 7-9’ intermediate ages 10-13; senior ages 14 and over. Exhibitors must sign up for showmanship by the end of weigh-in the first day of the fair.

PREMIUMS 1st - $6 2nd - $4 3rd - $2 All others $1 SHOWMANSHIP PREMIUMS 1st - $6 2nd - $4 3rd - $2 All others $1 SPECIAL AWARDS Grand and Reserve Champion animals (beef, sheep, swine, meat goats, and breeding stock for each) will receive special awards.

For each class (beef, swine, sheep, goats) awards will be presented to each of the winners of the junior, intermediate, and senior showmanship contests. Champion and reserve rosettes will be presented to the best overall showmen of each division (beef, swine, sheep, goats).

Only those awards approved by the fair board may be presented or displayed on the fair grounds.

BEEF Troy Strnad, Superintendent (1-620-863-2471) MARKET STEERS 1. Minimum weight for the fair is 1000 pounds. Lighter weight animals may be shown, but the animal must weigh

at least 1000 pounds to be sold at the Junior Livestock Auction.

2. All market steers will be entered in one class. Market animals will be weighed at the fair. The superintendent will divide the animals into classes (approximately 6 animals per class) by weight only.

3. Grand and Reserve Grand Champion Steers will be selected from the top two animals in each weight division.

BREEDING BEEF All purebred and cross breeds will be accepted as entries. Breed classes will be made at the superintendent’s discretion.

Class A – Calf dropped after September 1 of the previous year Class B – Summer yearling dropped between May 1 & Aug.31 of previous year Class C – Junior yearling dropped between Jan. 1 & April 30 of previous year Class D – Cow-Calf Pair – Cow must be halter broke and No age limit on calf, either sex.

DAIRY All dairy breeds will be accepted for entries.

Class E – Heifer calf dropped after July 1 of the previous year Class F – Yearling heifer at least one year old & not more than two years old Class G – Cow at least two years old FITTING AND SHOWING OF BEEF AND DAIRY This class will be divided into three groups: junior ages 7-9; intermediate ages 10-13; senior ages 14 and over.

Fitting and showing is open to all junior exhibitors with either beef or dairy cattle. Judging is 50% on fitting and 50% on showmanship.

BUCKET CALVES 1. Exhibitors must be between 6-12 years of age to show in this category.

2. Calf must be born between January 1 and June 1 of the current year.

3. Exhibitor must own and tag animals by June 15 to be eligible to show.

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4. Bucket calves may be brought to the fair from 7 am-8am on the day of the beef show. The calves will be released at the discretion of the superintendent.

5. Judging will be based on the following: a. Knowledge about the animal (age, breed, feeding practices, etc.) b. Ability to handle and control the animal in the show ring. c. Health and Condition of the animal (health certificate not required) d. Grooming of the animal – NO clipping allowed. If the animal is clipped, you will be disqualified and not allowed to show.

6. Bucket calves are NOT eligible to sell in the Junior Livestock Auction.

7. Classes: a. 6-8 years of age b. 9-12 years of age

SHEEP Doug Koehler, Superintendent (1-620-434-5423) MARKET SHEEP All sheep must be slick shorn (wool no longer than 1/4”) before weigh in.

1. Minimum weight for the fair is 100 pounds. Lighter weight animals may be shown, but the animal must weigh at least 100 pounds to be sold at the Junior Livestock Auction. Light weight sheep eligible for the sale may be discounted by the base bid buyer.

2. All market lambs will be entered in one class. Animals will be weighed at the fair. The superintendent will divide the animals into subclasses (approximately 10 animals per class) by weight only. White face lambs will show separately from black face lambs if there are sufficient animals (at least 10 of the exhibited animals of the specified breed) to make a class.

3. All market lambs will be shown in short (0.2 inch) fleece.

4. Ewe lambs shown in market class may not be shown in breeding class.

5. Champion and Reserve Champion lambs will be selected in each weight class. Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion lambs will be selected over all weight classes.

BREEDING SHEEP All breeds will be accepted as entries.

Champion and reserve Champion will be selected from each breed.

Class A - Spring Ewe born after Jan. 1 of current year.

Class B - Fall Ewe born between Sept.

1 and Dec. 31 of previous year.

Class C - Yearling Ewe at least 1 year old but nor more than 2 years old Class D - Aged Ewe at least 2 years old FITTING AND SHOWING OF SHEEP This class will be divided into three groups: junior ages 7-9; intermediate ages 10-13; senior ages 14 and over.

Fitting and showing is open to all junior sheep exhibitors. Judging is 50% on fitting and 50% on showmanship.

SWINE Travis Theurer, Superintendent (1-620-326-7675) Swine breed will be determined by livestock superintendent at weigh-in.

MARKET PIGS 1. Minimum weight for animals to sell at the auction is 220 pounds and maximum weight is 290 pounds.

Lighter or heavier weight animals may be shown, but the animal must weigh at least 220 and not more than 290 pounds to be sold at the Junior Livestock Auction. Hogs may be discounted based on discount schedule of the base bid buyer.

2. All market pigs will be entered in one class. Market animals will be weighed at the fair. The superintendent will divide the animals (approximately 10 animals per class) by weight.

3. Gilts may be shown in the market pig class. Gilts shown in market pig class may not be shown in breeding class.

(State shows will allow only barrows in market classes.)

4. Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion market pigs will be selected from the top two animals in each weight division.

BREEDING GILTS All gilts will be accepted as entries in one class with no more than 10 per class.

Sumner County 150 Years - From Prairie to Prosperity FITTING AND SHOWING OF SWINE This class will be divided into three groups: junior ages 7-9; intermediate ages 10-13; senior ages 14 and over.

Fitting and showing is open to all junior swine exhibitors. Judging is 50% on fitting and 50% on showmanship.

Swine showmanship will be the first event of the swine show.

GOATS Sharon Taton, Superintendent (1-620-867-2251) MEAT GOATS 1. Market meat goat classes are open to wether or doe kids of any breed or cross breed goats with milk teeth or showing no breaking or eruption of either of two permanent front teeth.

2. Goats will be divided equally into classes by weights after official weighing.

Meat goats weighing at least 50 pounds are eligible for the sale and for grand or reserve champion. Lighter weight animals may be shown but are not eligible for the sale.

3. Exhibitors will be allowed to use halters or collars in the show ring.

4. All goats must be slick shorn from the hock up with 0.4 inch of hair or less. No paint powder or any artificial coloring may be used on goats.

Breeding goats do not need to be shaved.

5. Exhibitors will not lift the front legs of goats off the ground or brace the animal during judging.

6. Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion market goats will be selected from the top two animals in each weight division.

BREEDING MEAT GOATS 1. Breeding goats do not need to be shaved. Horns do not need to be tipped. No paint, powder or any artificial coloring may be used.

2. Halters and show collars will be

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allowed in the show ring.

3. Breeding meat goats cannot show in the dairy goat or market meat goat classes.

Class A Spring Doe born after January 1 of current year Class B Fall Doe born between Sept. 1 and December 31 of previous year Class C Yearling Doe at least 1 year old but not more than 2 years old Class D Aged Doe at least 2 years old DAIRY GOATS 1. In determining the age class in which the animal is to be shown, the cut off date will be August 1 of the current year.

2. Exhibitor must own animal by May 1 of the current year to be eligible to show.

3. No billy goats will be allowed.

4. All animals will be shown by breeds in the following order: Alpine, LaMancha, Nubian, Sanatee, Toggenburg, Grade Class 374 Doe under 4 months of age Class 375 Doe between 4 and 8 months of age Class 376 Doe between 8 and 12 months of age Class 377 Doe between 12 and 24 months of age Class 378 Doe over 24 months of age Class 379 market wether, birth to under 5 months Class 380 Market wether, 6 months to 12 months Class 381 Mother/Daughter at least one of the animals be owned by exhibitor Class 382Other Breeds (includes pygmy goats) FITTING AND SHOWING OF GOATS This class will be divided into three groups: junior ages 7-9; intermediate ages 10-13; senior ages 14 and over.

Fitting and showing is open to all junior goat exhibitors. Judging is 50% on fitting and 50% on showmanship.

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The Sumner County Fair Herdsman Awards are given each year to youth (one per species — beef, swine, goats, sheep) that do an exceptional job of presenting their livestock in the best possible way at the fair. The awards each year are funded through the Thaine Hunt Memorial Fund and donations by individual, clubs, and businesses.

Judging is done anonymously. The awards will be announced at the Sumner County Junior Livestock Auction.

JUDGING CRITERIA COOPERATIVE EFFORT •Willingness to cooperate with show management •Courtesy and willingness to follow rules •General courtesy to the public •Neat appearance of exhibits ANIMALS •Animals tied or stalled for best effort •Animals kept properly fitted •Animals adequately bedded •Animals fed and watered regularly STALLS AND AISLES •Aisles kept free and clean for spectator use •Exhibit cards nearly displayed •Feed kept in feed areas •Equipment kept in appropriate place •Stalls and/or pens kept clean, neat, and dry

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Sumner County Fair Caldwell, KS 67022 Fair Phone: 620-845-2242 (August 2-8 only) Email: sucofair@gmail.com | Website: www.sumnercountyksfair.com Facebook @sumnercountyfair | Twitter @sucofair | Instagram @sucofair Toni Wolff, secretary (620-863-2466, 620-845-1485 or wolffgt@gmail.com)

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Junior Livestock Auction Sunday, August 8 • 2:30 p.m.

This terminal auction is open to Sumner County youth (or youth who attended a Sumner County school (ages 6-19). NO animal that goes through this auction is eligible for further competition. Sale bill and tag numbers of animals sold in this auction will be forwarded to the state fair and junior livestock show. The animal must be shown in the Sumner County Fair to be eligible to sell in the sale. Animals must be tagged with the official Kansas 4-H/FFA tag.

The youth must indicate NO LATER THAN ONE (1) HOUR AFTER THE LAST LIVESTOCK SHOW ON SATURDAY the animals to be sold in the auction. If not indicated by this time, the SCJLA Committee will make the decision. Destination cards will be given to each exhibitor at the last show they participate in to make this indication. Sheep, swine, beef and goats that do not make the minimum weights will NOT be sold at the sale but may be sold to the base bid at Base Bidder’s discretion.

MINIMUM WEIGHTS ARE: Beef – 1000 lbs., Sheep – 100 lbs., Swine – 220 lbs. minimum and 290 lbs. maximum, and Meat Goats – 50 lbs. Sheep, swine and meat goats will be subject to discounts on the schedule of the base buyer’s bid.

The auction will be a video auction gtaking place in the Communituy Building with online options at the 2021 auction. The

sale order for 2021 will be the grand and reserve champions of each species in the order of goat, sheep, beef and swine. The grand champion and reserve champion of each division MUST be sold.

Following the sale of champions, the rest of the livestock will be sold in rotations of approximately 1/3 of each species selling per rotation in the order beef, swine, goats and sheep.

No exhibitor can sell more than two (2) animals in the sale. If an exhibitor has more than two county champions, remaining champions will sell to the base bidder at base price. Seller must be present when called for sale lineup; if not present, seller may be skipped and ineligible to sell.

A charge of 2% of the base price or $5, whichever is greater, will be assessed to pay junior livestock auction expenses. Any excess over necessary sale expense will go to the Sumner County Fair Association Livestock Building Improvement Fund.

At the Junior Livestock Auction, the base for each type of animal will be sold in $$ per hundredweight. The premium on each animal will be auctioned in total dollars per head.

An exhibitor letter that will highlight any additional rules or changes to the rules will be sent before the auction date. Rules in the exhibitor letter will supercede rules printed in this announcement.

Good luck to all participants in the Sumner County Fair!

Conway Springs Star and

The Argonia Argosy

Look for coverage of the Sumner County Fair in upcoming editions of TSnews, the official newspaper for Sumner County!

Our Fair Results special section will be published in August.