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1 34 TWELFTH DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURAL & GRANGES Albert Young - Superintendent ENTRIES CLOSE 5 p.m. SEPTEMBER 22 JUDGING, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, - 12 noon Exhibits are limited to residents of Coshocton County only. The purchase of an exhibitor s ticket will entitle any Coshocton County resident to make entries in single entry classes. Single entries in this department must be of current year s growth. The same item cannot be entered or compete in more than one class. Displays: An entry fee of 10 percent of the perfect score premium will be charged on all displays. Entry fees for Grange displays are $20.00 for Subordinate Granges Displays and $5.00 for Junior Grange Displays. We know what we can do, do you? Lawn Care Cutting Weeding Trimming Mulching And More! Cleaning On-Site Mat Cleaning Janitorial Services Floor Care Office Cleaning Deep Cleaning We Can Do Windows Too! *A non-profit organization 637 Chestnut St., Coshocton Fax: _2606 Entry fees are to be paid to the secretary at the time entries are made. Every article in this department, entered singularly or in a display, must be labeled true to name and in place by 10 p.m., Thursday, September 28,. Where articles are of an inferior quality, the judge shall refuse to award premiums, even though there be competition, and in any case where the articles are not deemed worthy of first premium, the judge shall not award higher than second premium. In all cases, the exhibit must be of sufficient merit to warrant an award of any kind being made. Judge s score to be used as premium settlement. No exhibits may be removed before 9:00 p.m. Thursday, October 5,. FARM GARDEN PRODUCTS BOOK GRAIN AND SEEDS 1. Alfalfa 8. Millet, German 2. Barley 9. Millet, Japanese 3. Buckwheat, Japanese 10. Rye 4. Clover, Alsike 11.Speltz 5. Clover, Red 12. Sudan Grass 6. Clover, Sweet 13. Timothy 7. Fescue 14. Best of Show BOOK SOYBEANS 1. BioGene 6. Northrup King 2. Croplan 7. Pioneer 3. DeKalb 8. Seed Consultants 4. Great Lakes 9. Any other named variety 5. L G Seeds 10. Best of Show BOOK DRY EDIBLE BEANS 1. Cherokee Wax 7. Navy 2. Horticultural 8. Peas, Field 3. Kidney, Red 9. Peas, Garden 4. Kidney, White 10. Any other named variety 5. Lima of dried bean 6. Marrow Fat 11. Best of Show More than a Grocery Store We re Your Neighbors and Friends Pizza Pop Propane Beer Bait Ice Subs Snacks Made to Order Deli & Party Trays Grocery Deer & Turkey Check Station Fax Service Antiques Coffee Novelty Items Deli MOM S MARKET YOUR COUNTRY GROCERY STORE & MORE Now Accepting the Ohio Direction Card Celebrating 1 1/2 Years of Service! St. Rt. 60 (Cooperdale) Warsaw, OH (740) _2606

2 35 BOOK CORN - YELLOW DENT HYBRIDS Early 85-99; Medium ; Late 110 days and up 1. Campbell-early 18. Great Lakes-late 2. Campbell-medium 19. Merit-early 3. Campbell-late 20. Merit-medium 4. Croplan-early 21. Merit-late 5. Croplan-medium 22. Northrup King-early 6. Croplan-late 23. Northrup King-medium 7. Daugherty-early 24. Northrup King-late 8. Daugherty-medium 25. Pioneer-early 9. Daugherty-late 26. Pioneer-medium 10. DeKalb-early 27. Pioneer-late 11. DeKalb-medium 28. Rupps-early 12. DeKalb-late 29. Rupps-medium 13. Garst-early 30. Rupps-late 14. Garst-medium 31. Seed Consultants-early 15. Garst-late 32. Seed Consultants-medium 16. Great Lakes-early 33. Seed Consultants-late 17. Great Lakes-medium 34. Best of Show BOOK CORN - OPEN POLLINATED AND FLINT 1. Blue Clarige 7. White 2. Blue Flint 8. White Cap Red 3. Calico 9. Yellow Flint 4. Gingham 10. Any other named variety 5. Indian/Multi-colored Flint 11. Best of Show, Book Red BOOK SWEET CORN - FRESH (Plate of 5 in husk) 1. Bi-color, any variety 3.Yellow, any variety 2. White, any variety BOOK 156 POPCORN - (6 ears) 1. Black 6. Yellow Lady Finger 2. Cutie Blues 7. Yellow, any large variety 3. Red, any large variety 8. Any decorative or variegated 4. Strawberry 9. Any other named variety 5. White, any large variety 10. Best of Show BOOK OATS 1. Armor 4. Porter 2. Noble 5. Any other named variety 3. Ogle 6. Best of Show BOOK WHEAT, SOFT RED WINTER 1. Bravo 5. Hopewell 2. Cardinal 6. Any other named variety 3. Dynasty 7. Best of Show 4. Freedom ENGLE SALES LS11 Series Z Series The Little Guy Sport The Little Rascal MX Series DCU Series Engle Sales has you covered from A to Z The Little Guy Tailgater

3 36 BOOK SQUASH - SMALL One specimen per class 1. Acorn, Golden 19. Golden Crookneck 2. Acorn, Green 20. Golden Straightneck 3. Acorn, White 21. Hubbard, Blue 4. Amber Cup/Mooregold 22. Hubbard, Golden 5. Banana, Blue 23. Hubbard, Green 6. Banana, Pink 24. Jarradale 7. Boston Marrow 25. Patty Pan, Golden 8. Buttercup 26. Patty Pan, White 9. Butternut 27. Red Warty Thing 10. Carnival/Festival 28. Sweet Dumpling 11. Cushaw, Gold Striped 29. Sweet Meat 12. Cushaw, Golden 30. Turk s Turban 13. Cushaw, Green Striped 31. Vegetable Spaghetti 14. Cushaw, White 32. Zucchini, Cocozelle 15. Delicata 33. Zucchini, Dark Green 16. Delicious, Golden 34. Zucchini, Golden 17. Delicious, Green 35. Lumina 18. Gold Nugget 36. Rouge/Cinderella 37. Best of Show Coshocton Office 120 South 4th Street West Lafayette Office 102 South Oak Street Warsaw Office 112 East Main Street BOOK SQUASH - LARGE One specimen per class 1. Atlantic Giant 3. Prize Winner 2. Big Max 4. Best of Show BOOK PUMPKINS One specimen per class 1. Autumn Gold 6. Luxury Pie 2. Buckskin/Dickinson 7.Small Sugar 3. Connecticut Field 8. Cotton Candy/hard white 4. Flat Cheese (any cultivar) stem 5. Howden s Field 9. Best of Show Dresden Office 812 Main Street Member FDIC 24 Hr. Account information: _2606

4 37 BOOK VEGETABLES 1. Beans, green (plate of 20) 13. Garden Beets (5) 2. Beans, lima ( 14. Kohlrabi, purple (5) in pod, plate of 20) 15. Kohlrabi, white (5) 3. Beans, yellow (plate of 20) 16. Parsnips (5) 4. Broccoli (1 head) 5. Brussels Sprouts (10) 17. Radishes, winter red (5) 6. Carrots (5) 18. Radishes winter white (5) 7. Cauliflower (1 head) 19. Rhubarb (5 stalks) 8. Cucumbers, lemon (3) 20. Salsify (5) 9. Cucumbers, pickling (3) Sweet Potatoes (3) 10. Cucumbers,slicing (3) 22. Swiss Chard (1 stalk) 11. Cucumbers, White (3) 23. Turnips (5) 12. Egg Plant (1) 24. Yams (3) BOOK PEPPERS - plate of 5 1. Cubanella Peppers 6. Red Cayenne Peppers 2. Habanero Peppers 7. Red Pimento Peppers 3. Hungarian Wax Peppers 8. Yellow Block Peppers 4. Jalapeno Peppers 9. Stalk of Red Cayene 5. Red Block Peppers BOOK CABBAGE - one head 1. Bravo 6. Red, any variety 2. Danish Ballhead 7. Roundup 3. Golden Acre 8. Savoy 4. Jersey Wakefield 9. Any other named variety 5. Late Flat Dutch BOOK ONIONS - plate of 5 1. Bottle Onions 5. Spanish Onions, Yellow 2. Red Globe 6. Stuttgarter 3. Red Hamburger 7. White Globe 4. Spanish Onions, White 8. Yellow Globe BOOK TOMATOES - plate of 5 1. Beefsteak 9. Marglobe 2. Better Boy/Big Boy 10. Oxheart 3. Burpee Delicious 11. Roma 4. Celebrity 12. Yellow, large 5. Cherry, Red, 10 on 13. Any other named variety, 4 plate large 6. Cherry, Yellow 14. Any other named variety, 10 on 4 plate small (grape,pear,plum) 7. Hillbilly 10 on 4" plate 8. Italian, large 15. Rutgers BOOK MUSKMELONS - one 1. Ambrosia 6. Iroquois 2. Athena 7. Saticoy 3. Burpee Hybrid 8. Super Star 4. Eclipse 9. Any other named variety. 5. Honey Dew BOOK POTATOES - 1 gallon 1. Butte 11. Red Viking 2. Caride 12. Rural Russett 3. Chippewa 13. Russett Sebago 4. Green Mountain 14. Superior 5. Katahdin 15. Yukon Gold 6. Kennebec 16. Any other named blue variety 7. Langlade 17. Any other named red variety 8. LaSota 18. Any other named white variety 9. Norland 19. Russett Burbank 10. Pontiac 20. Best of Show BOOK LARGEST FARM PRODUCT Premiums: $8; $7; $6; $5; $4 1. Pumpkin (with hard stem) 3. Tallest Stalk of Corn 2. Squash 4. Watermelon Note for Heaviest pumpkin and squash classes: Pumpkins must be true pumpkins as identified by a hard, ribbed stem. Squash have a round, soft, fleshy stem. (Varieties such as Big Max, Prizewinner, Big Moon, and Atlantic Giant are squash, even though sometimes listed in seed catalogs as pumpkins, and must be entered as heaviest squash.) Premiums: $5; $4; $3; $2; $1 5. Apple 14. Kohlrabi 6. Best Agri-Freak Product 15. Muskmelon 7. Best Single Ear of Corn 16. Onion 8. Cabbage 17. Potato 9. Carrot 18. Sunflower (largest) 10. Ear of Corn (heaviest) 19. Sweet Potato/Yam 11. Ear of Corn (longest) 20. Tomato 12. Garden Beet 21. Zucchini 13. Garden Turnip Coshocton County Farm Bureau BOOK WATERMELONS - one 1. Charleston Gray 5. Striped Long 2. Crimson Sweet 6. Sugar Baby 3. Large Dark Round 7. Yellow Doll 4. Seedless Watermelon 8. Any other named watermelon Today s farmers are producing a safe, abundant and affordable food supply, while also protecting the environment and contributing to our economy. Ohio agriculture: Our investment in affordable food

5 38 BOOK SHEAVES Premiums: $4; $3; $2; Best of Show $5 1. Barley 9. Rye 2. Broom Corn 10. Sorghum 3. Buckwheat 11. Speltz 4. Flax 12. Sudan Grass 5. Millet 13. White Chaff Bearded Wheat 6. Oats 14. White Chaff Smooth Wheat 7. Red Chaff Bearded Wheat 15. Stalk of Tobacco 8. Red Chaff Smooth Wheat (marketable) 16. Best of Show BOOK LARGE DISPLAYS Each individual resident of Coshocton County is entitled to enter one display in each class. Entry fee is $2.00 for each display. To encourage the youth to exhibit, the entry fee will be waived for 4-H and FFA members who are first-time exhibitors of displays. Member must provide certification from advisor that the displayed items are carried as a project within their respective organization. All displays must be labeled true to variety. Premiums: Score of 100 points $20.00 Score of 99 points $17.50 Score of 98 points $15.00 Score of points $13.00 Score of points $12.00 Score of points $11.00 Score below 83 points $ Apple Display: ten plates, five apples per plate, not less than ten different varieties on 9 plate 2. Apple Pyramid Display: Pyramid of US Fancy Grade; start with six apples square. This class limited to 12 pyramids. 3. Apple Tray Display: six trays, not less than six different varieties 4. Corn Display: five varieties, six ears each, variety correctly named and labeled. Corn must have been grown this crop year. Any hybrids correctly named will be considered as a separate variety in a corn display. 5. Forage Sheaf Display: ten varieties 6. Garden Display: Display to consist of 12 plates of vegetables chosen from the list, and conforming to the requirements of single-entry classes. Each exhibit will be allowed about 3 x 4 of table space. Entries are limited to available space. Entries will be judged on quality, quantity, and attractiveness of display. List of vegetables: 1 pie pumpkin; 20 lima beans (pods); 20 snap beans (pods); 20 yellow wax beans (pods); 1 watermelon; 1 Swiss chard; 5 parsnips, 5 sweet peppers (any red block variety) 5 peppers (any other sweet variety); 5 hot peppers (any variety); 5 potatoes, early; 5 potatoes, late; 1 squash; 5 red tomatoes; 5 tomatoes (other kind); 5 turnips; 1 celery; 5 onions; 5 radishes; 1 kale, endive; 1 muskmelon or any other. 7. Grain Sheaf Display: ten varieties 8. Half-Bushel Basket Display of Vegetables: 2 x 2 table space allowed; minimum of 12 different vegetable specimens; entries will be judged on attractiveness and artistic arrangement of the display. 9. Potato Display: five distinct varieties, correctly named and labeled. 10. Potato Tray Display: three distinct varieties. Exhibitor must furnish trays - 16 x 14 x ½ 11. Pumpkin and Squash Display: 10 individual squash and/or pumpkins, no more than one of each variety 12. Large Pumpkin Pyramid Display: Sugar pumpkins or larger; start with 5 pumpkins square. 13. Soy Sheaf Display: 4 varieties BOOK SMALL PUMPKIN PYRAMID DISPLAY Entry fee $2.00 Mini Pumpkin Pyramid Display: start with 5 pumpkins square. BOOK LARGE DISPLAY OF PUMPKINS and SQUASH 20 individual squashes and/or pumpkins; no more than one of each variety Premiums: 1st $40.00; 2nd $35.00; 3rd $30.00; 4th $25.00 Entry fee $4.00 BOOK COMBINATION DISPLAY OF FORAGE and GRAIN IN SHEAF Entry fee $5.00 Premiums: 1st $50.00; 2nd $45.00; 3rd $40.00; 4th $ th $ th $ A combination of forage and grain sheaves on wall space of approximately 6 wide x 7 high, to be judged on quality and appearance. Ears of corn may be used in the display if desired by exhibitor.

6 39 MAPLE SYRUP and HONEY One entry per exhibitor per class 1. All jars must be specified size, clear glass, with no label 2. Honey and maple syrup must be current year s production 3. All comb honey must be wrapped in clear plastic 4. All products entered must be owned and produced by the exhibitor 5. Honey will be judged on quality, cleanliness and aroma BOOK MAPLE SYRUP - one quart glass jar 1. Light Amber 3. Dark Amber 2. Medium Amber BOOK HONEY 1. Light Amber in 1 pound jar 2. Medium Amber in 1 pound jar 3. Dark Amber in 1 pound jar 4. Comb Honey, two square sections 5. Chunk Honey, 1 pound in glass 6. Two shallow extracting frames FRUIT BOOK APPLES - plate of 5 Premiums: $3.00; $2.50; $2.00 Best of Show $5 1. Banana 17. Rambo, summer 2. Blushing Gold 18. Rambo, winter 3. Cortland 19. Red Cort 4. Delcon 20. Red Delicious 5. Empire 21. Red Gold 6. Fuji 22. Red Rome 7. Golden Delicious 23. Red Spy 8. Grimes Golden 24. Rome Beauty 9. Jonamac 25. Stamared 10. Jonathan 26. Starking 11. McIntosh 27. Winesap, Stayman 12. Melrose 28. Winesap, Turley 13. Molly Delicious 29. York Imperial 14. Mutsu (Crispin) 30. Any other named variety 15. Orleans 31. Crabapples (10) 16. Ozark Gold 32. Best of Show BOOK QUINCES - plate of 5 Premiums: $3.00; $2.50; $2.00 CLASS 1. Any variety GRANGES BOOK GRANGE EXHIBITS Entry fee: $ Credible Exhibit - $400 and Blue Ribbon Granges desiring to exhibit must notify member in charge no later than September 16 so space may be divided. Exhibit must be in place 10 p.m. Thursday, September 28. Each Grange meeting the following minimum requirements will be paid $400 plus Blue Ribbon. Scoring based on the following: 1. Grain - threshed, six varieties 2. Grain - in sheaf, six varieties 3. Corn - husked, minimum 10 bunches (6 ears to a bunch) 4. Flowers - eight containers minimum 5. Grasses and Legumes - in sheaf, 6 varieties minimum 6. Grasses and Legumes - threshed, 6 varieties minimum 7. Potatoes - six varieties 8. Raw Fruit - apples, 8 varieties (5 on plate); all other fruit, 6 varieties (5 on a plate), includes pears, plums, peaches, (5 on plate), grapes, etc. 9. Vegetables - 8 different species, minimum (5 on plate) 10. Melons, Squashes and Pumpkins - 12 varieties minimum 11. Domestic Fine Arts 12. Canned Goods - 12 varieties minimum 13. Novelties 14. Miscellaneous 15. All items should be correctly labeled 16. General Attractiveness and Arrangement 17. Grange Achievements and Theme. BOOK SPECIAL GRANGE AWARDS The Grange with the most artistic, attractive, over all display will receive $25. All other Granges will compete for an award of $10 plus a plaque, with no one Grange receiving more than two awards in the following categories. 1. Best display of Domestic Culinary & Fine Arts (canned goods, needlework & flowers)...$10 2. Best display of Agricultural Products (grain, sheaves, corn and seeds)... $10 3. Best display of Fruits, Vegetables and Potatoes...$10 4. Best display of Pumpkins, Squashes and Melons...$10 5. Most Attractive and Proper Labeling...$10 6. Best Portrayal of Grange Theme...$10 7. Best Overall Display...$25 The American Flag should be displayed on left side of booth. Bible, gavel and pedestal may be removed from booth after booths are judged. No other articles are to be removed from booths until 7 p.m. the last day of the fair. BOOK GRAPES - 4 bunches Premiums: $3.00; $2.50; $ Concord 4. Any named seedless variety 2. Fredonia 5. Any other named variety 3. Niagara BOOK PEARS - plate of 5 Premiums: $3.00; $2.50; $ Bartlett 5. Keiffer 2. Bosc 6. Seckel (sugar) 3. D Anjou 7. Any other named variety 4. Duchess Owner: GOOD Steve R. Husk LUCK! Warsaw Owner, Steve R. Husk Warsaw, OH Driveways Sidewalks Basements Patios Free Estimates Custom Work Husk Brothers Concrete Construction 2102_2606

7 40 BOOK JUNIOR GRANGE EXHIBIT Entry Fee: $5 Premiums A - score of points - $100 B - score of points - $85 C - score of 80 or fewer points - $75 Junior Grange desiring to exhibit must notify member in charge no later than September 16 so space may be divided. Exhibits must be in place by 10 p.m. Thursday, September 28. No articles to be removed until 7 p.m. last day of fair. All canned vegetables and fruits and all threshed grains shall be put in pint jars. Varieties of corn shown shall be composed of three ears. Displays of raw fruits and small vegetables shall consist of four of each. Displays of large vegetables, pumpkins, etc., shall consist of one each. All articles displayed shall be grown or made by a member of the Junior Grange. The following scale of points will be the guide for judges: 1. General Attractiveness and Arrangement Junior Achievement Grains Canned Fruits and Vegetables Raw Fruits Garden Products Flowers Needlework Miscellaneous 10 TOTAL 100 CLASS 1. Credible Junior Grange Exhibit Custom Processing & Specialized Smoked Meats Olde Village Meats 175 S. State St., Frazysburg THIRTEENTH DEPARTMENT HOME ARTS Dan Markley - Superintendent Entries close 5 p.m. Friday, September 22 ARTICLES ENTERED MUST BE WORK OF EXHIBITOR Entries confined to residents of Coshocton County. Entries limited to one entry per class per exhibitor. Once entry books have closed no changes will be permitted.. Superintendent reserves the right to reject any entry. If unable to deliver entry items by deadline, items may be left at the Secretary office prior to Monday 9/25/. No exhibit may be removed before release time, 9 p.m. October 5. Exhibitor must present claim check at release time. During the fair, doors will be open to hall from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Art Hall will be open from 9 a.m. to 12 noon October 6. The fairboard will not be responsible for exhibits not picked up by 12 noon October 6. Except by special stated rule, no article can compete for more than one premium in this department. No article can compete that has been exhibited more than twice before at the Coshocton County Fair. No more than two prizes in the same class will be awarded to members of the same immediate family. No exhibitor will be permitted behind the railing or to converse with the judge during the judging hours. Violation of this rule may forfeit awards. Throughout this department, the word Display refers first to quality and second to quantity; and displays must be made up of specimens other than those entered for single or other premiums - except by special stated rule. The society will use fairness and diligence in judging and caring for exhibits, but will not be held liable should a piece be mislaid. Premiums are paid only from official results in judges book, which is final. Where articles are of an inferior quality, the judges shall refuse to award premiums even though there be no competition, and in any case where the articles are not deemed worthy of first premium, judges shall not award higher than second premium. In all cases, the exhibit must be of sufficient merit to warrant an award of any kind being made. Any exhibits removed from the building before release time, 9 p.m. October 5, forfeit premium money and exhibitor cannot exhibit again for a period of three years. WOODCARVING COMPETITION RULES & CLASSIFICATIONS The following items will not be accepted in the woodcarving competition, intarsia, pyrography, marquetry, and scroll-saw works. You may have only one entry or display per a specific category. All entries shall be the work of the entrant. Each entry must be tagged as to which category is entered and the entrant's name. Any carvings pertaining to "Santa" will automatically fall under the caricature category. ENJOY THE FAIR! 2101_2606 Terri Hepfl of Photos by Terri