2018 Premium Book. July 12, 2018

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1 2018 Premium Book 1 July 12, 2018

2 Stevens County Fair Open Class Exhibits ENTRY TIMES Open Class Exhibit Building Wednesday Aug. 8 th 2018: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Individuals with more than 20 exhibits must come before 2 p.m. on Wednesday. OPEN CLASS EXHIBITS Stevens County Fair Rules & Regulations 1.The Stevens County Fair reserves the final and absolute right to interpret these terms, rules, and regulations and arbitrarily settle and determine all matters, questions, and differences in regards there to, or otherwise arising out of, connected with or incident to the Stevens County Fair. The Superintendents of their area shall be the final arbitrator of any disputes involving exhibitors and day to day activities. The Stevens County Executive Board backs the Superintendent 100 percent. 2.The Agricultural Society reserves the right to amend or add to these rules as in its judgment may deem advisable. 3.Entries for premiums by adults may be made by residents of Stevens County and adjoining counties only. Limit 200 entries per exhibitor. 4.Exhibits must be grown, made or owned by the exhibitor. 5.One exhibit per person will be allowed in each lot and one exhibit cannot be entered to compete in more than one lot or 4-H. 6.All exhibits except livestock must NOT have been previously exhibited at the Stevens County Fair. 7.The Stevens County Agricultural Society wishes to promote a wholesome and educational event for the entire family. All exhibits and displays are subject to review by the Agricultural Society. Any items or material deemed as inappropriate for display must be removed by exhibitor upon request by fair officials. The following items are included in the above ban: Weapons (death stars, butter- fly knives); sexually explicit/pornographic material; and vulgar/profane materials. Exhibits and displays are meant to be enjoyed by all fairgoers. Please help us make the fair a pleasant experience for people of all ages. 8.Exhibits must be entered correctly, ticketed properly and ready to be judged when entered, to be judged and premiums awarded. The responsibility of determining the proper classification shall rest on the exhibitor. 9.The Agricultural Society will take every precaution for the preservation of the articles and stock on exhibition but will not be responsible for any loss or damage that may occur in the delivery, exhibition or removal of exhibits. 10.If anyone has issues or disagreements with how things are run in a building or on the Stevens County Fairgrounds overall, the Stevens County Fair board reserves the rights to ask said person(s) to leave the fairgrounds. 11.Any person or group that conducts a protest action must limit its activity to 10 am 7pm in the location designated by the Stevens County Fair Board. The designated location is the southeast corner of the bunker, which is in the southern parking lot on fairground property. No entrances or exits can be obstructed or limited in any way. 12.No dogs/animals are allowed on the fairgrounds except for service dogs/animals with service registration, and in designated areas only. Dogs/animals may be allowed when part of an exhibition or demonstration authorized by the Ag Society. Carnival owner/operators, camping- dogs must be housed during fair hours. 13.No animals or livestock may be sold or given away on the fairgrounds. 14.Exhibits left after fair. Any person, corporation or club owning any property left on the grounds after the close of the Fair without having approval of the Fair Board to leave the same, shall forfeit the same to the Fair Board for disposal. 15. Smoking and E-cigarettes are not allowed in any building or rides on the fairgrounds or within 50 feet of any building doorway. Designated smoking areas are posted where smoking is allowed. 16.Vehicles, golf carts, 4-wheelers, gators, and the likes of which are for the express use of the fair personnel during the fair time (week) are only to be driven by Stevens County Fair personnel designated to use such units. Underage members of fair board members, families, are not permitted to operate these units. 17. Use of motorized vehicles on fairgrounds during fair week limited only to golf carts, 4-wheelers, gators and the likes of which are in use by the Stevens County Fair board, EMS, or Security Staff will be permitted during fair week. All other private units will not be permitted on the fairgrounds! Insurance coverage will not allow private units on the grounds. 18. For Informational Purposes Only: Accidents or injury reporting is required if you are injured at the Stevens County Fair. Please report to the Information Booth located on the midway across from the Grandstand Entrance. 19. The Stevens County Ag Society is not responsible for any Accidents/injuries/damages etc. that may occur on the grounds or premise. Anyone Entering onto the fairgrounds is doing so at their own risk. AWARDS 1.The awards in open class entries will be designated by ribbons, stickers or cards as follows: 1st Premium, blue; 2nd, red; 3rd, white. 2.Grand Champion ribbons will be awarded to exhibits of exceptional merit. 3.Premiums will not be awarded unless the judge deems the exhibit worthy. 2

3 4. 1 st premium awarded $5, 2 nd $3, 3 rd $2 unless otherwise noted. Garden Special 1 st $8, 2 nd $5, 3 rd $2. Cattle 1 st $15, 2 nd $10, 3 rd $6. Chickens, Ducks, Turkeys, Pigeons and Rabbits 1 st $8, 2 nd $5, 3 rd $3. Sheep and Goats, 1 st $10, 2 nd $8, 3 rd $5. 5.Any interference by exhibitors to influence or dictate the decision of the judges shall be sufficient cause for excluding his or her entry from competition and may have exhibition privileges revoked in future county fairs. RELEASE OF EXHIBITS 1. All exhibits, including livestock, must remain on exhibit until specific area release times the Sunday of the fair. There will be no exceptions to this rule. Premiums will be forfeited if articles are removed before scheduled times. Hogs-6pm, Beef and Dairy-7pm, Horses-7pm, Sheep, Goats, Rabbits and Poultry-7pm, Lee center booths, 4-H exhibits, Open class building, and Homemakers building- 8pm 2.Exhibits will be released, and premium checks awarded from 8:00-9:00 p.m. at the Open Class Exhibit Building on Sunday of the fair. CLAIMS Persons having claims against the Stevens County Agricultural Society must present them in writing to the secretary within fifteen days after the last day of the fair. H & H Veterinary Service has been accepted as official veterinarians for the fair. Exhibition of Livestock and Poultry in Minnesota Summary of State Rule General Requirements Livestock and poultry that exhibit symptoms of any infectious or communicable disease, including ringworm and warts, may not be exhibited. All animals must be examined by the official veterinarian on the day they are admitted to the exhibition and at least once daily during the exhibition. The Official Veterinarian will order the immediate removal to a quarantine facility or removal from the exhibition premises of any livestock with symptoms of infectious or communicable diseases. Animals placed in a quarantine facility must remain there until removed from the exhibition premises. They may not enter a show ring. This includes livestock with warts or ringworm. All testing must be conducted prior to the exhibition, and a record of the test results on a test chart or Intrastate Health Certificate must accompany the tested animals. Livestock and poultry entered in a petting exhibit are not exempt from the exhibition rules if the animals are from more than one farm or there are other animals at the exhibit. The official veterinarian may request and be permitted to test any animal appearing sick and has the right to test dead animals. Owners and responsible for removal coat of dead animals after released by the Fair Veterinarian. POULTRY Poultry, except waterfowl and pigeons, must be individually identified with a leg or wing band and accompanied by a form approved by the board to show compliance with one of the following: negative test for pullorum-typhoid disease conducted within 90 days prior to the opening of the exhibition; originate directly from parent stock tested and found negative for pullorum-typhoid disease with in the last 12 months. In addition, turkeys must be negative for Salmonella typhimurium, Mycoplasma gallisepticum, and Mycoplasma synoviae. SWINE Swine must be individually identified and must: Have had a negative official pseudorabies test conducted within 30 days prior to the opening date of the exhibition; or Originate directly from a qualified pseudorabies-negative herd; or Originate directly from a Stage IV or V county or area. All 50 states are currently pseudorabies Stage V, (Pseudorabies Free Status). SHEEP & GOATS Please make prior arrangements to entering to be sure there is a pen for your entry. Official Identification Required: All sheep and goats for show or exhibition, including wethers, must be officially identified. Official Scrapie identification includes Scrapie ear tags or tattoos that have been approved and registered with the Minnesota Board of Animal Health. Exhibitors should identify. HORSES All horses must be negative to an official test for Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) within 12 months prior to the opening of the exhibition. A test is not required for suckling foals accompanying a negative dam. SLAUGHTER CLASSES All livestock and poultry entered in the class which are kept isolated in a separate building from all other livestock and poultry at the exhibition and which are slaughtered during or immediately following the exhibition do not need tests or individual identification. DOGS Dogs over 6 months of age must be accompanied by a current Certificate of Rabies Vaccination issued by a licensed Veterinarian. 3

4 Requirements for Livestock and Poultry Originating from States Other than Minnesota: Livestock and poultry originating from states other than Minnesota must meet the Minnesota Importation requirements in addition to the requirements outlined in this summary. All imported animals must be accompanied by a certificate of veterinary inspection. Ruminants originating from Michigan may not be imported into Minnesota for exhibition. Health certificates must list the Minnesota Exhibition as consignee and will be accepted if examination and tests are conducted within 90 days prior to the exhibition except swine pseudorabies test must be made within 30 days prior to the exhibition. The differential pseudorabies tests are not approved for exhibition. Requirements for horses and dogs are the same as for those originating from Minnesota. Open Class Superintendents Cattle: Dennis Sleiter; Sheep & Goats: Judy Johnston; Poultry, Pigeons, Rabbits: Fran Altrich & Justin Howe, Hogs: Ted Kill, Horses: Les Kopel; Open Class Exhibit Building: Ruth Spohr Open Class TIPS FOR ENTRY: Livestock & Animals Please make prior arrangements to entering to be sure there is a pen for your entry and must register on Wednesday even if animal is not required to be on grounds until Thursday. Art ready for hanging: Exhibits need to be ready to hang (framed and/or matted). Limited to 8x10 through 18x20 inch size. Bars: Enter 2-2 squares on a 6 paper plate, wrapped in a see through plastic bag with twister or self-sealing plastic bag. Breads- Quick: Enter ½ small loaf or ¼ of regular sized loaf, wrapped in a see through plastic bag with twister or self-sealing plastic bag. Breads- Yeast: Enter ½ small loaf, wrapped in a see-through plastic bag with twister, or self-sealing plastic bag. Cakes: Enter a 4 square piece of unfrosted cake, made from scratch, on a 6 paper plate, wrapped in a see through plastic bag with twister or self-sealing plastic bag. Candy: Enter 3 pieces of candy on a 6 paper plate, wrapped in a see through plastic bag with twister or self-sealing plastic bag. Canning: *Exhibits must be in standard pint, quart, or half pint jars, unless otherwise specified, with new lids and rings. *Jars must be manufactured for canning. * All foods must be processed according to the Extension Service of Minnesota. A boiling water bath is used for processing jam and jellies, fruit, tomatoes, and pickles, and a pressure canner must be used for low acid vegetables and meat. Your processing time must be written on lid or label. *Jams and jellies must be sealed using a 2-piece lid. Paraffin seals are not allowed. *All jars must be marked with the current year on lid to ensure against entry of same jar in the fair next year. Children s Exhibits: *Entries must be made and exhibited by the child *Exhibits must be entered by the child unless cleared with superintendent before entry day. *Food must be on a 6 paper plate, wrapped in a see through plastic bag with twister or self-sealing plastic bag. *All models and Lego sculptures must be entered on a tray, cookie sheet, or low cardboard box. Lego sculptures will be judged on originality. *All pictures should be drawn on an 8.5 x11 paper. *All 5 photos should be placed on a 14 x22 tag board. *Flowers-enter 3 blooms per specimens. Check Specimen guidelines for Flowers for exhibit suggestions. Cookies: Enter 3 cookies on a 6 paper plate, wrapped in a see through plastic bag with twister or self-sealing plastic bag. Donuts: Enter 3 on a 6 paper plate, wrapped in a see through plastic bag with twister or self-sealing plastic bag. Flowers: *All plants and flowers must be grown by the exhibitor. *Specimen exhibits will be judged for quality of form, color, size, foliage, and condition. (No buds or excess foliage) *Specimen exhibits will be placed in white vases provided by the fair. No other container will be accepted or necessary. *Enter three blooms per specimen unless otherwise specified. *Arrangements will be judged for flower quality, design and suitability. The container will be considered part of the exhibit. *Plants which are flowering plants must be shown in bloom. Specimens: FOR BEST DISPLAY *Cut early in the morning or afternoon. *Use Sharp knife, cut on slant *Place immediately in warm water *Remove all foliage below waterline *Let flowers stand in a cool dry place out of drafts for hrs *Stems with sticky sap should be singed on cut edge or sealed by placing lower end of stem in boiling water for 1-2 minutes. *Woody stems should be crushed to increase water absorption. Junior Clothing: Must be entered by exhibitor under 16 years old. Photography- Amateur: All photos must be matted or framed-1print per related subjects/class. Must be taken within the last year. Photography- Professional: A professional photographer is someone who receives payments for their photos. All photos must be matted or framed-1 print per related subject/class. Must be taken within the last year. Pies: Enter a wedge of pie (1/6th of pie) in a see through plastic bag with twister or self-sealing plastic bag. Rolls: Enter 3 rolls on a 6 paper plate, wrapped in a see through plastic bag with twister or self-sealing plastic bag. Seniors: Senior is considered anyone over 65 years of age. Sewing: *All garments must be entered on plain wire hanger. *Garments will be dated when entered, as articles exhibited in any previous year are not eligible. *Garments may have been worn before, but if so they must be laundered or cleaned before exhibiting. *If a Serger is used in any part of a garment the item must be entered in the Serger classes. Vegetables: Judged on quality and uniformity rather than size. Vegetables are not to be washed but should be polished with a clean cloth. Tops on root vegetables should not be cut completely off; leave about 1 ½ inches. Trim roots. Stems are to be left on vegetables and fruit, except tomatoes. Leave a few outer leaves on cabbage. 4

5 01 - Picture, free hand, crayon, animals 02 - Picture, free hand, crayon, plants 03 - Picture, free hand, crayon, family 04 - Picture, free hand, marker, animal 05 - Picture, free hand, marker, plants 06 - Picture, free hand, marker, family A - Children 101-Crafts and Foods 5 and Under 07 - Picture, paint, flowers 08 - Picture, paint, houses 09 - Picture, colored pencil 10 - Foam art 11 - Sculpture, playdough -1 inch-6 inch 12 - Any other painted picture 13 - Tissue paper craft 14 - No bake cookies (3) 15 - Baked Entry 16 - Party mix, 1/2 cup in baggy 17 - Lego, small 18 - Lego, large 19 - Garden Vegetable, 4 varieties of veg. 3 of each veg. in a box 20 - Flowers, 3 small or 1 lg 21- Flower, 1 large 22 - Any other craft 23 - Any other food 01 - Bead Craft 02 - Computer card 03 - Canvas Art 04 - Mason Jar Art 05-5x7 photo, enlargement 06 - Poster, 11x14, animals 07 - Poster 11x14, safety 08 - Poster 11x14, plants 09 - Poster 11x14, fair theme 10 - Best dressed doll 11 - Best dressed Barbie 12 - Tie die article 13 - Painted t-shirt 14 - Plaster Craft 15 - Wooden project 16 - Mobile 17 - Models-car 18 - Models-plane 19 - Scrapbook 20 - Favorite collection (rocks, shells, stamps, etc) 01 - Marigolds (3) 02 - Zinnias (3) 102-Crafts Ages Wood Carvings, or chipping 22 - Christmas ornament 23 - Seed Craft 24 - Picture, free hand, pencil, pen 25 - Picture, free hand, colored pencil 26 - Picture, free hand, marker 27 - Picture, free hand, crayon 28 - Picture paint by number 29 - Picture, Any other 30 - Picture, water color 31 - Rock art 32 - Sand art item 33 - Melted crayon art 34 - LEGOS- from Kit 35 - Painted craft 36 - Embroidered article 37 - Dish towel, painted or embroidered 103-Flowers Ages Petunias (3) 04 - Sunflower (1 stem) 38 - Photography, 5 photos on tag board, vacation 39 - Photography, 5 photos on tag board, family 40 - Photography, 5 photos on tag board, friend 41 - Photography, 5 photos on tag board, farming 42 - LEGO, display board, no larger than 18x24, 43 - Lego building 44 - Lego animal 45 - Lego car/truck/equipment 46 - Lego airplane 47 - Lego Boat/Ship 48 - Any other Lego 49 - Yarn Craft 50 - Origami item 51 - Cross stitch article 52 - Any other craft -small 53 - Any other craft- large 05 - Potted houseplant 06- Fairy Garden 104-Foods Ages Chocolate chip cookies (3) 02 - Drop sugar cookies (3) 03 - Peanut Butter cookies (3) 04 - Cake, 4-inch square 05 - Unfrosted Cupcakes (3) 06 - Brownies, 3 unfrosted 07 - Yeast Bread, 1/4 loaf 08 - Cupcakes, 3 unfrosted 09 - Any other 10 - Quick bread, 1/2 loaf 11 - Muffins (3) 5

6 01 - Pepper (3) 02 - Carrots (3) 03 - Pumpkins (1) 04 - Cherry Tomatoes (3) 05 - Cabbage (1 head) 01 - Computer card 02 - Canvas Art 03 - Mason Jar Art 04 - Computer generated art 05 - Poster, 11x14, animal 06 - Poster, 11x14, safety 07 - Poster, 11x14, plants 08 - Poster, 11x14, depicting Stevens County Fair 09 - Scrapbook 10 - Photography, 5 photos on tag board, animals 11 - Photography, 5 photos on tag board, vacation 12 - Photography, 5 photos on tag board, family 13 - Photography, 5 photos on tag board, friends 14 - Photography, 5 photos on tag board, landscape 15 - Photography, enlargement, 5x Photography, 5 photos on tag board, farming 17 - Photography, Architecture theme 18 - Quilt 19 - Pillow 20 - Dish Towel, painted, or embroidered 01 - Marigolds (3) 02 - Zinnias (3) 01 - Chocolate chip cookies (3) 02 - Sugar cookies (3) 03 - Ginger Snaps (3) 04 - Quick Bread, 1/2 small loaf 01 - Pepper (3) 02 - Carrots (3) 03 - Pumpkins (1) 04 - Cherry Tomatoes (3) 05 - Cabbage (1 head) 105-Vegetables Ages 6-8 Enter all items on a paper plate 06 - Beets, table (3) 07 - Squash (1) 08 - Gourds (1) 09 - Broccoli (1 head) 10 - Indian Corn (3) 106-Crafts Ages Assortment of 6 handmade doll clothes 22 - Wood carving or chipping 23 - Wood burning 24 - Weaving 25 - Leather craft 26 - Class project rocket 27 - String art 28 - Candles 29 - Tie Dye article 30 - Latch hook article 31 - Knit article 32 - Stamped cross stitch 33 - Counted cross stitch article 34 - Crochet article 35 - Apron 36 - Potholders 37 - Embroidered article 38 - Bird feeder 39 - Bird house 40 - Other wooden article 41 - Picture, free hand pencil, pen 42 - Picture, free hand colored pencil 43 - Picture, acrylic 44 - Picture, oil 45 - Picture, water color 46 - Picture, paint by number 107-Flowers Ages Petunias (3) 04 - Sunflower (1 stem) 108-Foods Ages Bread Machine, white bread, 1/4 loaf 06 - Muffins (3) 07 - Brownies (3) 109-Vegetables Ages 9-11 Enter all items on a paper plate 06 - Beets, table (3) 07 - Squash (1) 08 - Gourds (1) 09 - Broccoli (1 head) 10 - Indian Corn (3) Potatoes (5) 12 - Onions (3) 13 - Cucumbers (3) 14 - Beans (6) 15- Tomatoes (3) 47 - Rock collection, 24 in egg carton, identified 48 - Bug collection, 15 identified 49 - Stamp collection 50 - Other favorite collection 51 - Jewelry 52 - Mobile 53 - Sand art 54 - Melted crayon art 55 - Needlepoint article 56 - Lego Boat 57 - Legos - from kit 58 - Legos, display board no larger than 18x24, no kit 59 - Legos building, no kit 60 - Legos animal, no kit 61 - Legos car/truck, no kit 62 - Legos airplane, no kit 63 - Models-car 64 - Models-plane 65 - Models-boat or ship 66 - Soft sculpture 67 - Painted t-shirt, clothing item 68 - Origami item 69 - Ceramic 70 - Plaster Craft 71 - Yarn Craft 72 - Any other small 73 - Any Other Large 05 - Potted houseplant 06- Fairy Garden 08 - Peanut Butter Cookies (3) 09 - Cake, 4-inch square 10 - Unfrosted Cupcakes (3) 11 - Popcorn balls (3) 11 - Potatoes (5) 12 - Onions (3) 13 - Cucumbers (3) 14 - Beans (6) 15- Tomato (3)

7 01 - Computer card 02 - Canvas Art 03 - Mason Jar Art 04 - Bird feeder 05 - Computer generated art 06 - Poster, 11x14, animal 07 - Poster, 11x14, safety 08 - Poster, 11x14, plants 09 - Poster, 11x14, depicting Stevens County Fair 10 - Photography, 5 photos on tag board, animals 11 - Photography, 5 photos on tag board, vacation 12 - Photography, 5 photos on tag board, family 13 - Photography, 5 photos on tag board, friends 14 - Photography, 5 photos on tag board, landscape 15 - Photography, enlargement, 5x Photography, 5 photos on tag board, farming 17 - Photography, Architecture theme 18 - Quilt 19 - Pillow 20 - Dish Towel, painted, or embroidered 21 - Assortment of 6 handmade doll clothes 22 - Wood carving or chipping 111-Flowers Ages Marigolds (3) 02 - Zinnias (3) 03 - Petunias (3) 04 - Sunflower (1 stem) 05 - Potted houseplant 06- Fairy Garden 112-Foods Ages Chocolate chip cookies (3) 02 - Sugar cookies (3) 03 - Ginger Snaps (3) 04 - Quick Bread, 1/2 small loaf 05 - Bread Machine, white bread, 1/4 loaf 01 - Pepper (3) 02 - Carrots (3) 03 - Pumpkins (1) 04 - Cherry Tomatoes (3) 05 - Cabbage (1 head) 110-Crafts Ages Wood burning 24 - Weaving 25 - Leather craft 26 - Ceramic 27 - String art 28 - Candles 29 - Tie Dye article 30 - Latch hook article 31 - Knit article 32 - Stamped Cross Stitch 33 - Counted cross stitch article 34 - Crochet article 36 - Potholders 37 - Embroidered article 38 - Needlepoint article 39 - Bird house 40 - Other wooden article 41 - Picture, free hand pencil, pen 42 - Picture, free hand colored pencil 43 - Picture, acrylic 44 - Picture, oil 45 - Picture, water color 46 - Picture, paint by number 47 - Scrapbook 48 - Rock collection, 24 in egg carton, identified 49 - Bug collection, 15 identified 50 - Stamp collection 51 - Other favorite collection 06 - Muffins (3) 07 - Brownies (3) 08 - Peanut Butter Cookies (3) 09 - Cake, 4-inch square 113-Vegetables Ages Enter all items on a paper plate 06 - Beets, table (3) 07 - Squash (1) 08 - Gourds (1) 09 - Broccoli (1 head) 10 - Indian Corn (3) Jewelry 53 - Mobile 54 - Sand art 55 - Melted crayon art 56 - Lego Boat/Ship 57 - Legos - from kit 58 - Legos, display board no larger than 18x24, no kit 59 - Legos building, no kit 60 - Legos animal, no kit 61 - Legos car/truck, no kit 62 - Legos airplane, no kit 63 - Models-car 64 - Models-plane 65 - Models-boat or ship 66 - Soft sculpture 67 - Painted t-shirt, clothing item 68 - Origami item 69 - Bead Craft 70 - Metal Craft 71 - Plaster craft 72 - Christmas Ornament 73 - Seed Craft 74 - Stuffed toy, handmade by child 75 - Paper Mache 76 - Sculpture 77 - Yarn Craft 78 - Any other craft- large 79 - Any other craft -small 10 - Unfrosted Cupcakes (3) 11 - Any other bar (3) 12 - Yeast Bread, 1/4 loaf 11 - Potatoes (5) 12 - Onions (3) 13 - Cucumbers (3) 14 - Beans (6) 15- Tomatoes (3)

8 01 - Picture, free hand, crayon 02 - Picture, free hand, marker 03 - Picture, free hand, paint 04 - Picture, paint by number 05 - Refrigerator Magnet 06 - Embroidery item 07 - Plastic Canvas project B - Exceptional Individuals 115-Persons with Developmental Disabilities 08 - Wooden craft 09 - Yarn Craft 10 - Scrapbook 11 - Paper project: greeting card/bookmark, etc 12 - Fresh cut flowers, 3 blooms 13 - Potted indoor plant 14 - Baked goods (3) 15 - Garden vegetables, any (3) 16 - Christmas decoration 17 - Knit Item 18 - Crocket Item 19 - Any Other 01-5X7, Family 02-8X10, Landscape 03 - Digital photo collage, 8X10 or smaller 04 - Digital photo collage, Larger than 8X Digital photo, any effect 06 - Digital photo, sepia 07 - Digital photo, Architectural Theme 01-8X10, People 02-8X10, Space (Comets/Stars/Planet) 05-8X10, Sports 06-8X10, Animals/Birds/Wildlife C Photography 120-Amateur Photography 08 - Digital Photo Book, ie. Shutterfly 09 - Cell Phone Photo 10 - My Pet, 8X X7, People 12-5X7, Space (comets/stars/planets) 13-5X7, Sports 14-5X7, Animals/Birds/Wildlife 15-5X7, Weather 121-Professional Photography 07-8X10, Weather 08-8X10, Seasons 09-8X10, Holidays 10-8X10, Antiques/Collectibles 11-8X10, Agriculture 16-5X7, Seasons 17-5X7, Holidays 18-5X7, Antiques/Collectibles 19-5X7, Agriculture 20-5X7, Night Time 21-5X7, Water Scenes 22-5X7, Sunrise/Sunset 23-5x7, Nature 24 - Any Other Photo 25 - Selfie 12-8X10, Night Time 13-8X10, Water Scenes 14-8X10, Sunrise/Sunset 15-8x10, Nature 16-11X14 Family Portrait 17 - Any Other Photo 01 - Portrait 02 - Figure 03 - Landscape 04 - Still Life 05 - Animals 126-Oil or Acrylic 06 - Water Scenes 07 - Religious 08 - Canvas Art 09 - Flower 10 - Birds 8 D - Art Ready for Hanging 125-Crayons, Sharpies, or Chalk 01 - Melted Crayon Art 02 - Still Life 03 - Misc Portrait 05 - Figure 06 - Landscape 07 - Animals 08 - Religious 09 - Water Scenes 10 - Carnival or fair 11 - Birds 12 - Flowers or plants 11 - Wooden Items 12 - Metal Items 13 - Saw Blades 14 - Misc, any other

9 127-Other pictures- Art ready to hang 01 - Computer generated Art 02 - Calligraphy 03 - Any other medium 01 - Portrait 02 - Figure 03 - Landscape 04 - Still Life 01 - Portrait 02 - Figure 03 - Landscape 04 - Still Life 128-Pencil, Pen, or Charcoal 05 - Animals 06 - Water Scenes 07 - Religious 08 - Flower or Plant 129-Water Color 05 - Animals 06 - Water Scenes 07 - Religious 08 - Flower or Plant 09 - Birds 10 - Misc, any other 09 - Birds 10 - Misc, any other 01 - Underglaze 02 - Glazed 03 - Over glazed (luster, decals, etc) 01 - Reproduction, replicas 02 - Lamp 03 - Table 04 - Cedar Chest 05 - Chest 06 - Record or stereo Cabinet 07 - Night stand 08 - Book case 09 - Gun rack or cabinet 01 - Table cloth 02 - Tree Skirt 03 - Apron 04 - Stocking 05 - Corsage, dried or artificial 06 - Candle 07 - Wreath 08 - Wall hanging 01 - Bowls 02 - Plates 01 - Leather Craft 02 - Metal Craft 03 - Decorated greeting card E - Crafts 130-Ceramics 04 - Opaque stain 05 - Translucent stain 06 - China or porcelain 07 - Stoneware 131-Furniture 10 - Clock, small 11 - Clock, large 12 - Hutch or buffet 13 - Desk 14 - Any other large item 15 - Refinished chair, large 16 - Refinished chair, small 17 - Refinished lamp 18 - Refinished table, large 132-Holiday Novelties 09 - Picture 10 - Center piece, artificial material 11 - Cards, original, enter Card holder 13 - Toy 14 - Tree ornaments, enter Table runner 133-Lathe Work 03 - Candle holders 04 - Lamp 134-Misc. Crafts 04 - Computer-generated greeting card 05 - Photo greeting card 08 - Free form 09 - Any other 19 - Refinished table, small 20 - Any other refinished item 21 - End table 22 - Coffee table 23 - Dresser 24 - Bed set (head board, foot board, and frame) 16 - Placemat, enter Decorated sweatshirt or t- shirt 18 - Miniature painted pumpkins 19 - Painted wood item 20 - Any other holiday item 05 - Cup/mug 06 - Any other 06 - Any other card 07 - Dolls 08 - Doll craft 9

10 134-Misc. Crafts (Cont.) 09 - Basket weaving 10 - Bead craft 11 - Ukrainian egg 12 - Bread dough craft 13 - Calligraphy 14 - Lapidary Necklace 15 - Lapidary Earrings 16 - Lapidary Any other 17 - Creative thrift article 18 - Felt craft 19 - Homemade soap 20 - Jewelry craft 21 - Padded craft, albums, frames, etc Pine cone craft 23 - Seed/Weed craft 24 - Plastic Canvas item 25 - Potholders, other than knit or crochet 26 - Stenciling 27 - Refrigerator ornaments 28 - Sand painting (Landscape) 29 - Shell Craft 30 - Soft sculpture 31 - Glass etching 32 - Stained glass crafts 33 - String art 34 - Stuffed animal or toy 35 - Tolle painting, small item 36 - Tolle painting, large item 37 - Painted toy 38 - Painted wood item 01 - Benches 02 - Chair 01 - Slab bowl 02 - Wheel thrown bowl 03 - Coil bowl 137-Rosemaling 01 - Small plate 02 - Large plate 39 - Hand painted plate, bowel, or tray 40 - Capital Christmas ornament 41 - Stamped card, with embossing 42 - Stamped card, decorated 43 - Macramé 44 - Scrapbook, small 8 1/2x11 child 45 - Scrapbook, small 8 1/2x11 family 46 - Scrapbook, small 8 1/2x11 special occasion 47 - Scrapbook, larger than 8 1/2 x 11, child 48 - Scrapbook, larger than 8 1/2 x 11, family 49 - Scrapbook, larger than 8 1/2 x 11, special occasion 135-Outdoor Furniture 03 - Table 04 - Trellis 136-Pottery 04 - Vase 05 - Ashtray 06 - Cup 03 - Large Bowl 04 - Plaque 05 - Cutting board 50 - Decorated sweatshirt or t- shirt 51 - Favorite Collection 52 - Picture frame 53 - Fretwork 54 - Bird feeder 55 - Bird House 56 - Bread board 57 - Wooden box 58 - Shadow box 59 - Pinterest Craft 60 - Shelf 61 - Wooden toy 62 - Doll house 63 - Item made from recycled material 64 - Any other small 65 - Any other large 05 - Any other 07 - Statue 08 - Any other 06 - Any other small 07 - Any other large 10 Reservations:

11 138-Woodworking 01 - Carving, replicas 02 - Figurine 03 - Small chest, chip carving 04 - Walking stick, cane 05 - Dishes and bowels 06 - Jigsaw item 07 - Scroll saw item 08 - Carving misc 09 - Wood burning 10 - Misc 01 - Tablecloth 02 - Placemats (enter2) 03 - Pillowcase (enter 2) 01 - Doily large 6 inch or over 02 - Doily small under 6 inches 01 - Picture 02 - Purse 01 - Tablecloth 02 - Pillow 03 - Placemats, enter 2 F - Fabric Art 140-Textile Painting 04 - Dish towels (enter 2) 05 - Pillow 06 - Sweatshirt or T-Shirt 141-Tatting 03 - Edging for pillowcase, table cloth or Handkerchief 04 - Bookmark 142-Crewel Embroidery 03 - Wall hanging 04 - Pillow 143-Cross Stitch 04 - Pillowcases, enter Dish towels, enter Wall hanging 07 - Any other 05 - Angel Dolls 06 - Ornaments 07 - Any other item 05 - Any other 07 - Any other 01 - Table runner 02 - Pillow 03 - Placemats, enter Table cloth 02 - Placemats (enter 2) 01 - Men's Clothing 02 - Women's clothing 03 - Children's Clothing 04 - Afghan/bedspread 05 - Stole or shawl 06 - Scarf 07 - Mittens 08 - Slippers 09 - Hat or cap 144-Embroidery 04 - Pillowcases, enter Dish towels, enter Machine 145-Applique 03 - Pillow 04 - Dishtowel, (enter2) 146-Knitting 10 - Gloves 11 - Baby Article 12 - Infant sweater 13- Baby Afghan 14 - Outerwear 15 - Sock, Plain 16 - Sock, patterned 17 - Center piece 18 - Doily, under 12 inches 07 - Any other 05 - Wall hanging 06 - Any other 19 - Pillow 20 - Potholders, 2 and practical 21 - Machine knitted item 22 - Arm Knitting 23 - Purse 24 - Any other 25 - Dish cloth 26 - Hand spun Yarn-knitting 11

12 01 - Machine embroidery, free motion 02 - Machine Applique 147-Any Item Misc. Fabric Techniques 03 - Modified decorated sweatshirt 04 - Weaving 05 - Any other 01 - Picture 02 - Purse 01 - Tablecloth 02 - Runner 03 Doily 04 - Clothing 148-Needlepoint 03 - Wall hanging 04 - Chair cover 149-Counted Cross Stitch 05 - Framed piece, (Under 12 inch square) 06 - Framed Piece (over 12 inch square) 05 - Pillow 06 - Any other 07 - Wall hanging 08 - Pillow 09 - Framed in a hoop 10 - Any other 01 - Afghan - hairpin lace 02 - Afghan- afghan stitch 03 - Afghan - broomstick 04 - Afghan - baby 05 - Afghan - granny square 06 - Ripple Afghan 07 - Afghan - any other 08 - Vest 09 - Slippers 10 - Purse 150-Crochet 11 - Scarf 12 - Hat or cap 13 - Booties 14 - Dish cloth 15 - Pillow case item - Crochet trim 16 - Doily- 18 inches or over 17 - Doily - 12 inch to 18 inch 18 - Doily- under 12 inches 19 - Table cloth 20 - Pillow 21 - Bedspread 22 - Sweater 23 - Stole or shawl 24 - Potholders 25 - Mittens or gloves 26 - Baby article 27 - Dress 28 - Basket 29 - Any other 151-Hardanger 01 - Tablecloth 02 - Runner/placemat 03 - Doily 04 - Clothing 05 - Framed pieces 06 - Wall hanging 07 - Any other 152-Other Needlework 01 - Any Other Small 02 - Any Other Large 01 - Quilt/Blanket 02 - Clothing 01- Pieced cotton, hand quilted 02 -Pieced cotton, machine quilted 03 -Pieced cotton, tied G - Other Fabric 155-Fabric Fleece 03 - Scarf 04 - Pillow 156-Quilting 04 -Pieced other fabrics, hand quilted 05- Pieced other fabrics, machine quilted 06- Pieced other fabrics, tied 07- Cross stitch, hand quilted Any other 08- Cross stitch, machine quilted 09- Stenciling, hand quilted 10- Stenciling, machine quilted 11- Applique, hand quilted 12- Applique, machine quilted

13 156-Quilting (cont.) 13- Embroidered, hand quilted 14- Embroidered, machine quilted 15- Textile painted, hand quilted 157-Rugs 01 - Cotton 02 - Synthetic 01 - Dress 02 - Top 03 - Skirt or culottes 04 - Pants 161-Junior Serger 01 - Dress 02 - Top 03 - Skirt or culottes 04 - Pants 05 - Sweat suit 06 - Jumpsuit 07 - Jacket, blazer or coat 08 - Shorts 09 - Zubas/leggings 10 - Doll Clothes 11 - Any other 01 - Baby Clothing 02 - Baby Accessories 03 - Children's Top 04 - Children's Bottom 05 - Children s Nightwear 06 - Women's Top 07 - Women's Bottom 01 - Baby Clothing 02 - Baby Accessories 03 - Children's Top 04 - Children's Bottom 05 - Children s Nightwear 06 - Women's Top 07 - Women's Bottom 01 - Bedspread 02 - Quilt, patchwork 03 - Quilt, embroidered 04 - Quilt, appliques 05 - Quilt, pieced, tied 16- Textile painted, machine quilted 17- Child s quilt, any technique 18- Combination of techniques, hand quilted 19- Combination of techniques, machine 03 - Wool 04 - Any Other H - Sewing 160-Junior Clothing (under 16 years old) 05 - Sweat suit 06 - Jumpsuit 07 - Jacket, blazer or coat 08 - Shorts 162-Other Sewing 08 - Women's Nightwear 09 - Men's Top 10 - Men's Bottom 11 - Men's Nightwear 12 - Formal or long dress, girls or Women's 163-Serger 08 - Women's Nightwear 09 - Men's Top 10 - Men's Bottom 11 - Men's Nightwear 12 - Formal or long dress, girls or Women's I Seniors 165-Seniors 06 - Quilt, pieced, machine quilted 07 - Quilt, pieced, hand quilted 08 - Rug 09 - Afghan, knitted Wall hanging 21- Flannel Quilt 22- Table runner, hand quilted 23- Table runner, machine quilted 24- Memory Quilt 25-Any other quilted item 09 - Zubas/leggings 10 - Doll Clothes 11 - Any other 13 - Misc accessories (purse, belts, hats, etc) 14 - Costume 15 - Doll Clothes 16 - Any other small item 17 - Any Other Large Item 13 - Misc accessories (purse, belts, hats, etc) 14 - Costume 15 - Doll Clothes 16 - Any other small item 17 - Any Other Large Item 10 - Afghan, crocheted 11 - Sweater, knitted 12 - Stole or shawl, knitted 13 - Stole or shawl, crocheted 14 - Slippers, knitted

14 165-Seniors(cont.) 15 - Slippers, crocheted 16 - Mittens, knitted 17 - Scarf, crocheted or knitted 18 - Purse, any method 19 - Potholders, useful, Home made fishing lure 21 - Stained glass 22 - Christmas ornament 23 - Lawn ornament 24 - Bird House 25 - Bird Feeder 26 - Painting on Glass 27 - Painting on Metal 28 - Painting on Wood 29 - Pillowcases, Embroidered 30 - Lunch Cloth, Embroidered 31 - Dish Towels, Embroidered, Set of Shopping Bag 33 - Wall hanging or Picture 34 - Leather Craft 35 - Metal Craft 36 - Book Case 37 - Gun Rack or Cabinet 38 - Clock, Small 39 - Clock, Large 40 - Refinished Chair 41 - Refinished Lamp 42 - Refinished Table 43 - Large Craft Items, anything 18inch or over 44 - Small Craft Items 45 - Large Items of Needlework, 18inch and over 46 - Small Items of Needlework 47 - Any other small item 48 - Any Other Large Item 01 - Quick bread 1/2 small loaf or 1/4 regular loaf 01 - Brownies, unfrosted 02 - Cereal 03 - Coconut 04 - Date J Baking 170-Baking with Honey 02 - Muffins (2) 03 - Cake 4 inch square 171-Bars 05 - Fruit 06 - Raisin 07 - Pumpkin 08 - Zucchini 04 - Cookies (3) 05 - Bars, 3-2 inch squares 09 - Lemon 10 - Oatmeal 11 - Chocolate Chip 12 - Any other 172-Bread Machine 01 - White bread, 1/4 loaf 02 - Dark Bread, 1/4 loaf 03 - Sweet rolls (3) 01 - Bundt 02 - Angel, tube 3 inch wedge 03 - Angel loaf, 1/4 cake 04 - Chocolate Angel tube 3 inch wedge 05 - Chocolate Angel loaf 1/4 cake 06 - Chocolate 07 - Zucchini 08 - Jelly Roll 09 - Carrot 01 - Bonbon 02 - Hard candy 03 - Divinity 04 - Fudge 01 - Cereal cookie 02 - Chocolate chip 03 - Chocolate drop 04 - Date filled 05 - Ginger cream 173-Cakes 10 - Spice 11 - Sponge, 1/4 cake 12 - White 13 - Yellow 14 - Banana 15 - Decorated Birthday Cake, Whole cake (judged on decoration) 16 - Decorated Cake, Fair theme 174-Candy 05 - Peanut Brittle 06 - Penuche 07 - Molded 08 - Caramels 175-Cookies 06 - Ginger, snap 07 - Macaroon 08 - Molasses 09 - Oatmeal 10 - Peanut cookie Any other decorated theme cake 18 - Cupcake, chocolate, 2 cupcakes 19 - Cupcake, Spice, 2 cupcakes 20 - Cupcake, white, 2 cupcakes 21 - Decorated cupcakes, 2 cupcakes, (Judged on decoration)22 - Any other 09 - Caramel Corn 10 - Any other 11 - Peanut butter 12 - Raisin 13 - Spritz 14 - White sugar, rolled 15 - White sugar, dropped

15 175-Cookies (cont.) 16 - Refrigerator 17 - Decorated cookie 18 - M & M cookie 01 - Cake 02 - Raised 01 - Cookies (3) 02 - Cake, 4 inch square 01 - Baking powder biscuits 02- Bran 03 -Corn 04 -Plain 01 - Berlin Kranzer 02 - Danish Pastry 03 - Fattigmand, Flat Bread, 3 pieces 01 - Apple 02 - Blueberry 03 - Cherry 01 - Apple 02 - Banana 03 - Bran 04 - Corn bread 05 - Date 06 - Carrot 01 - Caramel 02 Cinnamon 01 - White 02 - Whole wheat 19 - Any other 20 - Unbaked cookie 21 - Oatmeal chocolate chip cookie 176-Donuts 03 - Bismarck 04 - Any other 177-Gluten Free Foods 03 - Muffins (2) 04 - Quick breads, 1/2 loaf 178-Muffins 05- Blueberry 06 -Banana 07 -Poppy seed 08 -Carrot 179-Nationality Foods 05 - Krum Kake, Lefsa, 3 pieces 07 - Rosettes, Sandbakkels, Pies 04 - Peach 05 - Rhubarb 06 - Pecan 181-Quick Breads 07 - Fruit 08 - Lemon 09 - Nut 10 - Oatmeal 11 - Rhubarb 12 - Pumpkin 182-Rolls 03 - Shaped dinner roll (cloverleaf, parkerhouse, crescents, etc 04 - Dark bun 183-Yeast Breads 03 - Cracked wheat 04 - Rye 22 - Oatmeal raisin cookie 23 - Diabetic cookie (include recipe) 05 - Yeast Breads, 1/2 loaf 06 - Pie, wedge, 1/6 of pie 09- Any other fruit 10 -Any other 09 - Strudel 10 - Any other 07 - Any other 13 - Raisin 14 - Zucchini 15 - Poppy Seed 16 - Bread, fancy, such as tea rings 17 - Any other 05 - Light bun 06 - Croissant 07 - Any other 05 - Raisin 06 - Any other yeast bread 01 - Oriole 02 - Beacon 03 - State Fair 04 - Sweet Haralson K - Fruit 185-Apples Enter 3 items on a paper plate 06 - Minjon 07 - Wealthy 08 - Connell Red 09 - Red Baron 10 - Regent Keepsake 12 - Hazon 13 - Honey Gold 14 - Haralred 15 - Any other variety

16 186-Apricots Enter 6 items on a paper plate 01 - Moongold 02 - Sungold 03 - Any other variety of merit 187-Cherries Enter 1 cup on a paper plate 01 - Nanking 02 - Any other variety of merit 188-Cherry Plums Enter 6 items on a paper plate 01 - Compass 02 - Opata 03 - Sapa 04 - Sepalta 05 - Any other variety of merit 189-Crabs Enter 6 items on a paper plate 01 - Chestnut 02 - Dolgo 03 - Whitney 04 - Any other Variety 190-Grapes Enter 2 bunches on a paper plate 01 - Green 02 - Red 03 - Any other variety of merit 01 - Bantam 02 - Golden Spice 01 - LaCrescent 02 - Underwood 01 - Strawberry any variety, 1 cup 02 - Raspberries, 1 cup 03 - Black Berries, 1 cup 04 - Gooseberries, 1 cup 191-Pears Enter 3 items on a paper plate 03 - Parker 04 - Any other variety 192-Plums Enter 6 items on a paper plate 03 - Pipestone 04 - Red Glow 193-Small fruits and nuts 05 - Mulberries, 1 cup 06 - Currants, 1 cup 07 - Chokecherries, 1 cup 08 - Walnuts, 8 specimens 09 - Kiwi, 3 specimens 05 - Superior 06 - Any other Variety 10 - Any other edible nut, 1 cup 11 - Any other edible fruit, 1 cup 01 - Kidney Beans, Green Beans, string, any variety, Yellow Wax Beans, Lima Beans, green pod, Lima Beans, dried, 1 pint in a jar L Vegetables 200-Vegetable Enter all items on a paper plate 06 - Navy Bean, dried, 1 pint in a jar 07 - Pinto Bean, dried, 1 pint in a jar 08 - Beets, for table use, Largest beet, by weight, Broccoli, 1 primary head 11 - Brussel Sprouts, 1 stalk Cabbage, flat heads, Largest cabbage, by weight, Cabbage, round heads, Cabbage, red, Carrots, half long, Carrots, long, 3

17 200-Vegetable (cont.) 18 - Cauliflower, any variety, 1, 3 head or larger 19 - Cucumbers, for slicing, Cucumbers, for pickling, Egg Plant, any variety, Ground Cherries, 1 pint shelled 23 - Kohlrabi, Kale, Onions, Red, Onions, White, Onions, Yellow, Onions, for pickling, Miniature Pumpkin, Lumina Pumpkin, White, Parsnips, Peppers, yellow, Peppers, banana type, Peppers, green sweet, Peppers, any hot pepper, (3) 36 - Field Pumpkins, Pie Pumpkin, Largest Pumpkin, by weight, Radishes, Rhubarb, 3 stalks 41 - Rutabagas, any variety, Salsify, tops removed, Okra, Squash, Buttercup, Squash, Zucchini, Squash, Acorn, Squash, Butternut, Squash, summer, any variety, Squash, winter, any variety, Largest squash, by weight, (1) 51 - Peas, 6 pods 52 - Swiss Chard, 1 plant 53 - Gourds, 3 specimens 54 - Tomatoes, red ripe, Tomatoes, yellow ripe, Tomatoes, pear, Tomatoes, cherry, red, Tomatoes, cherry, orange, (6) 59 - Roma tomatoes, Grape tomatoes, Heirloom Tomato Largest tomato, by weight, (1) 63 - Turnips, any variety, Muskmelon, Watermelon, Watermelon, by weight, Celery, one plant, no roots 68 - Most unusual or unique shaped vegetable, Any other variety of merit, named and labeled 201-Garden Special Enter items in a box 01-8 varieties of vegetables, 1 spec. each if large; 2 if medium; 6 if small 01 - Basil, 3 stems 02 - Dill, 3 stems 03 - Garlic, 3 clovers 04 - Mint, 3 stems 202-Herbs 05 - Oregano, 3 stems 06 - Parsley, 3 stems 07 - Sage, 3 stems 08 - Thyme, 3 stems 09 - Rosemary, 3 stems 10 - Tarragon, 3 stems 11 - Any other variety of merit, labeled, 3 stems 01 - Pontiac (10) 02 - Russet (10) 03 - Norland (10) 203-Potato Enter 10 items in a box 04 - Anoka (10) 05 - Kennebec (10) 06 - Yukon Gold (10) 07 - Any other Red (10) 08 - Any other White (10) 09 - Largest potato by weight 01 - Apricot 02 - Cherry 03 - Grape 04 - Peach 05 - Pear 01 - Dried Fruits 02 - Dried Vegetables 03 - Dried Meat Jerky, 5 strips M Canning 205-Conserve, Preserves, Marmalade or Butter 06 - Pineapple 07 - Raspberry 08 - Rhubarb 09 - Strawberry 10 - Tomato 206-Dried Foods - 1/2 cup 04 - Fruit Leather, 5 strips 05 - Dried Herbs 06 - Any other dried seeds, 11 - Apple Butter 12 - Plum Butter 13 - Honey 14 - Any Other 07 - Vegetable Leather, 5 pieces 207-Fruit 01 - Apples, sauce 02 - Apples for pies 03 - Apples, crab 17

18 04 - Apricot 05 - Blueberries 06 - Blackberries 07 - Bing Cherries 08 - Cranberries 09 - Fruit for salad 01- Apple 02- Berry, named 03-Dandelion 01 - Asparagus 02 - Peppers 03 - Apple, Crab 04 - Bean, sweet 05 - Beet 06 - Bread and Butter 01 - Beet 02 - Ketchup 03 - Chili Sauce 04 - Chow Chow 01 - Spaghetti Sauce 02 - Asparagus 03 - Beet, small whole 04 - Carrots 05 - Corn, Whole kernel 06 - Corn Cream style 07 - Cabbage 08 - Cauliflower 207-Fruit (cont.) 10 - Peaches 11 - Pears 12 - Plums, imported 13 - Plums, home grown 14 - Raspberries 208-Homemade Wines/Beer 04-Grape, named 05-Rhubarb 06-Any Other, named 01 - Apple 02 - Apricot 03 - Cherry 04 - Currant 05 - Gooseberry 06 - Grape 07 - Peach 01 - Apple 02 - Chokecherry03 - Currant 04 - Gooseberry 05 - Grape 06 - Mint 01 - Beef 02 - Chicken 03 - Meatballs 04 - Pork 07 - Cucumber, sweet, chunk 08 - Cucumber, sweet, whole 09 - Cucumber, sweet, sliced 10 - Dill, sliced 11 - Dill, whole 12 - Dill, Kosher 213-Relishes 05 - Corn 06 - Cucumber 07 - End of the garden 08 - Piccalilli (green tomato) 214-Vegetables-Canning 09 - Mixed vegetables for soup 10 - Pumpkin, for pies 11 - Peas 12 - Peppers 13 - Potatoes 14 - Tomatoes, Stewed 15 - Tomatoes, red 16 - Tomatoes, yellow Rhubarb 16 - Strawberries 17 - Grape Juice 18 - Any other fruit 07-Homemade Beer 209-Jam 08 - Pear 09 - Plum 10 - Raspberry 11 - Strawberry 12 - Crab Apple 13 - Any other 210-Jelly 07 - Plum 08 - Cherry 09 - Strawberry 10 - Crab Apple 11 - Any other 211-Meat 05 - Fish 06 - Minced meat 07 - Any other 212-Pickles 13 - Onion, small, whole 14 - Tomato, green 15 - Watermelon 16 - Zucchini 17 - Any Other 18 - Yellow or Green beans 09 - Uncooked 10 - Any other 17 - Tomato soup 18 - Tomato salsa 19 - Sauerkraut 20 - Tomato juice 21 - Green Beans 22 - Yellow wax beans 23 - Any other

19 01 - Gladiolus 02 - Dinner table 03 - Mini, not exceed 6 inches tall 04 - Wild flower 05 - Arrangement with 6 or less flowers 06 - Mixed bouquet 07 - All Green 08 - Holiday 09 - Kitchen (container to be kitchen container) 216-Flowers 01 - Aster 02 - Bachelor Button (Annual) 03 - Balsam, 1 stem 04 - Begonia, tuberous, 1 bloom 05 - Bells of Ireland, 1 stem 06 - Calendula 07 - Carnation 08 - Coreopsis 09 - Cosmos 10 - Celosia, plume type 11 - Celosia, comb -1 stem (some foliage acceptable) 12 - Chrysanthemum, small (2 inch or less) 13 - Chrysanthemum, medium (2 inch to 5 inch) 14 - Chrysanthemum, large- 1 stem (5 inch or over) 15 - Cone Flowers 16 - Dahlia, large - 6 inch and over, 1 stem 17 - Dahlia, medium - 3 inch to 6 inch, 1 stem 18 - Dahlia, small - 1 inch to 3 inch 19 - Dahlia, from seed 20 - Argyranthemum 21 - Osteospermum 22 - Sedum - 1 stem 23 - Vinca 24 - Hosta, large, 1 leaf over 5 inch in width 25 - Hosta, 3 leaves 3-5 inches 26 - Hosta, small, 3 leaves under 3 inch 27 - Daisy, Gloriosa type 28 - Daisy, Shasta 29 - Dianthus N - Flowers 215-Arrangements 10 - Dried 11 - Driftwood 12 - Silk Flower 13 - Basket arrangement using a single variety 14 - Dahlia 15 - Subtle Shades, 1 color predominating 16 - Wall swag, dried plant material 17 - Wall swag, silk flowers 18 - Wreath, dried 30 - Delphinium, 1 stem 31 - Everlasting flower 32 - Gaillardia 33 - Gladiolus, white or cream, 1 stem 34 - Gladiolus, yellow or buff, 1 stem 35 - Gladiolus, orange or salmon, 1 stem 36 - Gladiolus, pink or rose, 1 stem 37 - Gladiolus, red or scarlet, 1 stem 38 - Gladiolus, lavender, violet or purple, 1 stem 39 - Gladiolus, smoky, 1 stem 40 - Gladiolus, green, 1 stem 41 - Gladiolus, any other color, 1 stem 42 - Gerbera Daisy 43 - Rudbeckig 44 - Lupine 45 - Sidalcca (Prairie Mallow) 1 stem 46 - Calla Lily, 1 stem 47 - Gazania 48 - Golden Glow 49 - Hydrangea, 1 stem Wreath, silk 20 - Roses 21 - Tea for two (teapot or cup) 22 - Fair fun with flowers 23 - For the birds (birdhouse) 24 - Theme arrangement (wedding, baby shower, etc) 50 - Larkspur, 3 stems 51 - Lily, not Day Lily, 1 stem 52 - Lisanthus, 3 stems 53 - Marigold, small, yellow under 2 inch diameter 54 - Marigold, small, orange under 2 inch diameter 55 - Marigold, small, rust and orange, under 2 inch diameter 56 - Marigold, large, yellow - over 2 inch in diameter 57 - Marigold, large, orange - over 2 inch in diameter 58 - Marigold, single petal 59 - Pansy 60 - Petunia, single 61 - Petunia, double 62 - Phlox, 1 stem 63 - King Tuft 64 - Baby Tuft 65 - Cannas 66- Lavender, 1 stem 67 - Rose, white, 1 stem 68 - Rose, yellow, 1 stem 69 - Rose, red, 1 stem 70 - Rose Purple, 1 stem 71 - Rose, pink, 1 stem

20 216-Flowers (Cont.) 72 - Rose, any other color, 1 stem 73 - Rose, flora bunda 74 - Shrub Rose, any color 75 - Salpiglossis 76 - Salvia, red, 3 stems 77 - Salvia, blue, 3 stems 78 - Salvia, any other color, 3 stems 79 - Scabiosa 80 - Snapdragon, 3 stems 81 - Statice, annual, 3 stems 82 - Sweet pea (annual) 83 - Sweet pea (perennial) 84 - Verbena 85 - Wild flower, 3 stems of 1 variety 86 - Zinnia, small - 2 inch diameter or less, all same color 87 - Zinnia, medium - 2 inch to 3 inch, all same color 88 - Zinnia, large, 3 inch or larger, all same color 89 Liatris 90- Sunflower, 1 stem 91 - Any other dried flower 92 - Any other annual 93 - Any other perennial 94 - Any other small 95 - Any other large 217-Potted Plants 01 - African Violet, single 02 - African Violet, double 03 - Begonia, tuberous 04 - Begonia, fibrous 05 - Fern 06 - Gloxinia 07 - Hybiscus 08 - Ivy 09 - Philodendron 10 - Potted plant, blooming 11 - Green potted plant 12 - Cactus 13 - Dish Garden 14 - Terrarium 15 - Coleus 16 - Hanging Fuchsia 17 - Hanging Wave Petunia 18 - Hanging Begonia 19 - Hanging Ivy Geranium 20 - Hanging plant, any other 21 - Succulents 22 - Small fruit plant 23 - Unusual Container with plant 24 - Any other potted plant 25 - Bonsai 26 - Fairy Garden 27 - Any other P Cattle 600-Herford 601-Aberdeen Angus 602-Beef Shorthorn 603-Poled Herford 604-Charolais 605-Limousine 606-Any other Registered Breed 01 - Bull, calved May 1, 2016 to Dec. 31, Bull, calved Jan. 1, 2017 to April 30, Bull, calved May 1, 2017 to Aug. 31, Bull, calved Sept. 1, 2017 to May 1, Baby bull, calved after May 1, Cow, calved prior to April 30, Cow, calved May 1, 2016 to Dec. 31, Heifer, calved Jan. 1, 2017 to April 30, Heifer, calved May 1, To Aug. 31, Heifer, calved Sept. 1, 2017 to May 1, Herd, 4 head, 1 bull from lots , 3 females 12 - Get of Sire, 4 head, both sexes, represented, own 13 - Pair of yearlings, bull & heifer, owned by exhibit 14 - Pair of calves, bull & heifer, owned by exhibitor Jr. Champion, bull from lots ribbon 16 - Sr. Champion, bull - ribbon 17 - Grand Champion bull - ribbon 18 - Jr. Champion heifer from lots ribbon 19 - Sr. Champion females from lots 6, 7, 8 - ribbon 20 - Grand Champion female ribbon

21 01 - Brahmas 02 - Cochins 01 - Australorps 02 - Cornish 03 - DorKings 01 - Anconas 02 - Andalusians 03 - Catalanas 01 - Campines 02 - Crevecoeurs 03 - Fauerolles Q - Standard size Chickens 610-Asatics 03 - Langshans 04 - Other 611-English 04 - Orpingtons 05 - Redcaps 06 - Sussex 612-Mediterranean 04 - Leghorns 05 - Minorcas 06 - Sicilian Buttercups 613-Continental 04 - Hamburgs 05 - Houdans 06 - LaFleche 07 - Other 07 - Spanish 08 - Other Class 5 Continental 07 - Lakenvelders 08 - Polish 09 - Other Class 6 Games 614-Games 01 - Modern 02 - Old English 03 - Other Class 7 Oriental 01 - Aseels 02 - Cubalayas 03 Malays 01 - Ameraucanas 02 - Araucanas 615-Oriental 04 - Phoenix 05 - Shamos 06 - Sumatras 616-Miscellaneous Standard Chickens 03 - Frizzles 04 - Naked Necks 07 - Other 05 - Sultans 06 - Other 01 - Modern 02 - Old English R - Bantam Chickens 620-Games Bantams 03 - Other 01 - Anconas 02 - Andalusians 03 - Australorps 04 - Campines 05 - Catalanas 06 - Delawares 07 - DorKings 08 - Frizzles 09 - Hollands 10 - Japanese 11 - Javas 12 - Jersey Giants 13 - Lakenvelders 14 - Lamonas 621-Single comb, Clean Legged 15 - Leghorns 16 - Minorcas 17 - Naked Necks 18 - New Hampshires 19 - Orpingtons 20 - Phoenix 21 - Plymouth Rocks 22 - Rhode Island Reds 23 - Spanish 24 - Sussex 25 - Other 21

22 01 - Anconas 02 - Antwerp Belgians 03 - Dominiques 04 - Dorkings 01 - Ameraucanas 02 - Araucanas 03 - Buckeyes 04 - Chanteclers 05 - Cornish 06 - Crevecoeurs 01 - Booted 02 - Brahmas 03 - Cochins 622-Rose Comb, Clean Legged 05 - Hamburgs 06 - Minorcas 07 - Red Caps 08 - Rhode Island Reds 623-All other combs, clean legged 07 - Cubalayas 08 - Houdans 09 - LaFleche 10 - Malays 11 - Polish 12 - Shamos 624-Feather legged 04 - Faverolles 05 - Frizzles 06 - Langshans 09 - Rosecombs 10 - Sebrights 11 - Wyandottes 12 - Other 13 - Sicilian Buttercups 14 - Sumatras 15 - Yokohamas 16 - Other 07 - Silkies 08 - Sultans 09 - Other 01 - Aylesbury 02 - Muscovy 01 - Buff 02 - Cayuga 01 - Campbell 02 - Magpie 628-Bantam D 01 - Call 02 - East Indies 03 - Mallard 04 - Other T Geese 630-Heavy Weight G 01 - African 02 - Embden 03 - Toulouse 04 - Other 01 - American Buff 02 - Pilgrim S Ducks 625-Heavy Weight -D 03 - Pekin 04 - Rouen 626-Medium Weight D 03 - Crested 04 - Swedish 627-Light Weight -D 03 - Runner 04 - Other 631-Medium Weight G 03 - Saddleback Pomeranian 04 - Sebastopol 05 - Other 05 - Other 05 - Other 01 - Canada 02 - Chinese 632-Light Weight G 03 - Egyptian 04 - Tufted Roman 05 - Other 22

23 01 - Beltsville Small White 02 - Black 03 - Bourbon Red U Turkeys 635-Turkeys 04 - Bronze 05 - Narrangansett 06 - Royal Palm 07 - Slate 08 - White Holland 09 - Other V Pigeons 640-Sport and Performing 01 - Homers 02 - Rollers 03 - Other 01 - Carneau 02 - Kings 641-Utility 03 - Mondains 04 - Other 01 - One purebred junior buck under 6 mo. Old 02 - One purebred junior doe under 6 mo. old 01 - Three ears, any variety, Yellow Dent 01 - Three ears, any variety, Yellow Dent 02 - Three ears, popcorn 01 - Hard Red Spring wheat 02 - Wheat, other than hard 03 - Oats, white, any variety 04 - Sporting or Performing 05 - Oats, yellow, any variety 06 - Barley, any variety 07 - Rye, any variety 08 - Flax, any variety W - Rabbits 645-Rabbit 03 - One purebred intermediate buck 6-8 months old 04 - One purebred intermediate doe 6-8 mo. Old X - Farm Crops Enter items Qt jar. 650-Corn Crops - Last year 02 - Three ears, popcorn 03 - Three ears, sweet corn 651-Corn Crops -This year 03 - Three ears, sweet corn (leave husks on) 04 - Three large ears, Indian corn 652-Grain and Field Seeds Enter in s Qt jar Buckwheat, any variety 10 - Sorghum, any variety 11 - Soybean, any variety 12 - Millet, any variety 13 - Alfalfa, any variety 14 - Timothy 15 - Sweet Clover, any variety 16 - Red Clover, any variety 05 - One purebred senior buck over 8 mo. Old 06 - One purebred senior doe over 8 mo. old 04 - One quart corn (shelled) 05 - Indian corn, 3 ears 05 - Three small ears, Indian corn 17 - Popcorn, any variety (2013 crop) 18 - Sunflowers, oil 19 - Sunflowers, confection 20 - Field Peas 21 - Navy Beans 22 - Any other grain or field seed 01 - Millet, any foxtail variety 02 - Soybeans, any variety 03 - Clover, Sweet, any variety 04 - Alfalfa, any variety 05 - Timothy, any variety 06 - Sudan Grass 07 - Reed Canary Grass 08 - Red Top 09 - Bromus Grass 653-Other Crops - Current year (3 bundle or as noted) 10 - Forage, dried, not less than 6 varieties correctly named and labeled. Attractiveness to be 11 - Wheat 12 - Oats 13 - Barley 14 - Rye 15 - Flax Tallest corn stalks (bundle of 3) 17 - Buckwheat 18 - Sunflowers, oil (1 head) 19 - Sunflowers, confection (1 head) 20 - Any this year s crop, 3 bundle named and labeled

24 Y- Sheep & Goats 655-Shropshire 656-Hampshire 657-Southdown 658-Columbia 659-Coriedale 660-Suffolk 661-Dorset 662-Montadale 663-Any other breed 01 - Ram, 2 years old or older 02 - Ram, 1 year old and under Sr. Ram, Lamb born before Jan 1, Jr. Ram, Lamb born after Jan 1, Ewe, 2 years old or over 06 - Ewe. 1 year old and under Sr. Ewe, Lamb born before Jan 1, 2017 Benson, MN Jr. Ewe, Lamb born after Jan 1, Young flock consisting of 1 ram, 2 ewes any age 10 - Best pair of Breeding Ewes, any age 11 - Ger of Ram, 3 sheep any age, (same sire) 12 - Produce of Ewe, 3 sheep any age (same Ewe) 13 - Champion Ram any age - Ribbon 14 - Champion Ewe any age - Ribbon 15 - Market class - Ewe or weather lamb, grade or purebred, dropped after Jan 1, Market class - 2 Ewes or weather lambs, grade or purebred, dropped after Jan 1, Goats, over 18 months 18 - Kids, under 18 months Thank you for joining us at the Stevens County Fair! PRE-REGISTER ONLINE and have your name entered to WIN a prize at the FAIR! Visit us online at: Facebook: Stevens County Fair 24

25 Thanks to our Sponsors! Grand Champion *Bobcat of Morris *Dacotah Bank *Donnelly Coop *Heartland Motors *Midwest Machinery *Riverview LLP *Unger Furniture Reserve Champion *Denco II For Getaways Travel H & H Veterinary LLC CHS New Horizon *Valu Ford Land O Lakes Willie s Super Valu West Central Irrigation, Inc. Blue Ribbon Amberg Refrigeration Ag Country Backman Welding Inc. Bank of the West Cargill Inc City of Chokio Conway, Deuth, Schmeising PLLP Engebretson Disposal Family Fun Shows Federated Telephone Grandstay Hotel Hoffman Construction, LLC Insurance Partners, Inc. Jerry s U-Save Jon White Farms KKOK KMRS Knute Nelson Home Care & Hospice Lawn and Driveway Service McNeilus Steel Meixel Trucking Blue Ribbon Minnwest Finance Inc. Morris Coop Association R. Hill Electric, Inc. Rebel Campers Riverside Express LLC Riverview Construction Riverwood Bank S & M Trucking Stevens County Farm Bureau Stevens County Pork Producers Stevens County Times Storck Farms Amsoil Dealer Titan Machinery Tech Plus Town & County Supply West Central Implement Ziegler Cat Red Ribbon Ace Hardware Morris & Associates Northern Metal Recycling Pederson Funeral Home Prairie Trainer Team Nutrition West Con West River Seeds Special Thanks to all who have helped sponsor the New Dairy Barn. *Indicates VIP Sponsor To become a member or sponsor contact the Stevens County Fair Board! 25

26 Open Class Entry Form Use separate entry form for each Exhibitor Pre-register Name: Age: Phone Number: Address: City: Zip code: Office Use Department Division # Class # Class Description (as written in premium list) SAMPLE A- Photography 101 (Amateur Photography) 10 My Pet 8x10 26

27 Tuesday 8/7 5:00 pm - Fair Appreciation Supper Center 7:30 pm - 4-H Companion Animal Show 7:30 pm - Tonic Grandstands Wednesday 8/8 All Day - Animal Fest All Day - Los Moralitos Circus 8:00 am - 5:00 pm - Open Class Entry Day 10:00 am - Food Concessions Open 2:00 pm - Open Beef Show 7:00 pm -8:00 pm - Homemakers Entry 1 show - The Strong Man 6:00 pm - 4-H Rabbit Show 7:00 pm - Denco II Skid Steer Rodeo / ATV Barrel Grandstands Thursday 8/9 All Day - Animal Fest All Day - Los Moralitos Circus All Day - Laser Tag 8-11:00 am - Homemakers Entry 9-11:00 am - Daycare Day 4 shows - Brodini Comedy Magic Show 10:00 am - Food Concessions Open 10:00 am - 4-H Poultry Show 1:30 pm - 4-H Goat Show 3 shows - The Strong Man 4:00 pm - Family Fun Show Carnival Opens 5-9:00 pm - Lee Center Booths Open 5:30 pm - 4-H Lamb Lead 6:00 pm - 4-H Sheep Show 6-10:00 pm - Family Fun Show - Wristband Night 7:00 pm - Valu Ford & Chrysler Enduro Grandstands 8 - Midnight - Met Lounge Beer Gardens Visit our website! 27 Friday 8/10 All Day - Animal Fest All Day - Los Moralitos Circus All Day - Laser Tag 8:00 am - 4-H Swine Show 10:00 am - Food Concessions Open 11:30 am - 4-H Dairy Show Noon - 9:00 pm - Lee Center Booths Open 1:00 pm - Family Fun Show Carnival Opens 3 shows - Brodini Comedy Magic Show 3 shows - The Strong Man 2:30 pm - 4-H Beef Show 7:30 pm - Dacotah Bank Xtreme Bull Grandstands 8 - Midnight - Steele River Met Lounge Beer Gardens Dusk - Fireworks (following grandstand event) Saturday 8/11 All Day - Animal Fest All Day - Los Moralitos Circus All Day - Laser Tag 9:00 am - 4-H Round Robin 10:00 am - Food Concessions Open 1:00 pm - 4-H Livestock Auction 3 shows - ACME Magic Factory 3 shows - The Strong Man 12-9:00 pm - Lee Center Booths Open 1:00 pm - Family Fun Show Carnival Opens 3-6:00 pm - The Blues Brothers 6:30 pm - Midwest Machinery - Red River Valley Pullers Truck/Tractor Grandstands 8 - Midnight - Met Lounge Beer Gardens Sunday 8/12 All Day - Animal Fest All Day - Los Moralitos Circus All Day - Laser Tag 10 - Noon - 4-H Fun Horse Show 10:00 am - Food Concessions Open 10:00 am - Church Service Noon - 4-H Rabbit Costume Class 12-8:00 pm - Lee Center Booths Open 1:00 pm - Family Fun Show Carnival Opens 3 shows - ACME Magic Factory 3 shows - The Strong Man 2-1 hour shows - Randy Buker, Hypnotist 1:30/3/5 pm - Sherwin Linton 5:00 pm - Bike Drawing 6:00 pm - Heartland Motors Demo Derby

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