Class 1: General Art Chalk Pencil Work Charcoal Pen & Ink Sketch

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1 ARTS Book 16 Superintendent: Tim Belding Committee: Clair Shaffer Rules: 1. Exhibits must be brought into the Gillette Building on the Fairgrounds on Thursday, Sept. 4, 2014 from 12 p.m.-8:30 p.m. Contact the Superintendent if you cannot make these dates. 2. Entries forms need to be submitted to the fair office by August 26, 2014 to receive your entry tags. 3. Judging to be done Friday, Sept. 5, All results will be posted by Saturday, Sept. 6, Removal of exhibits will be 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Sept. 14, Any exhibits removed before this time will be forfeit premiums. 5. All pictures must be matted and in frames and equipped with wire for hanging. 6. An exhibitor may enter no more than two entries per class, but will only receive one premium per class. 7. The management reserves the right to determine whether an article is worthy of exhibition (no nudes). 8. Name, address and date of work must be on back of entry. 9. Judges decision is final. 10. Best of Show for each department receives a rosette ribbon. 11. All entries are free. Exhibiters MUST pay any gate fees. Exhibiting DOES NOT give you rights to fee gate. 12. Williams County Agricultural Society is not responsible for loss or damage of entries. 13. Exhibits can be picked up Sunday, Sept. 14, 2014 between 9am -12pm. Premiums: 1st -$3.00; 2-$2.00; 3-$1.00, Best Of Show $5.00 Divisions for all classes as follows: Youth (8-12 yrs.), Junior (13-18 yrs.) Seniors (19-up yrs.) Class 1: General Art Chalk Pencil Work Charcoal Pen & Ink Sketch Class 2: General Art -Youth Chalk Crayon Charcoal Finger Paint Pencil Work Color Markers Pen/Ink Sketch Paint by Number Class 3: Watercolor Paintings Landscape Animals Marine Still Life Flower or Fruit Building Figure Abstract or Modern Class 4: Oil Paintings Landscape, Summer Building Landscape, Fall Abstract or Modern Landscape, Winter Bird(s) Landscape, Spring Animal(s) Flower(s) or Fruit Still Life Marine Pastel Flower(s) or Fruit Seascape Pastel Landscape Portrait Pastel Portrait Scenery Class 5: Acrylic Landscape, Summer Building Landscape, Fall Abstract or Modern Landscape, Winter Bird(s) Landscape, Spring Animal(s) Flower(s) or Fruit Still Life Marine Pastel Flower(s) or Fruit Seascape Pastel Landscape Portrait Pastel Portrait Scenery 20

2 Photography Book 15 Superintendent: Tim Belding Committee: Clair Shaffer Rules: 1. Entry forms must be submitted by August 26, 2014, to receive your entry tags. 2. Exhibits must be brought into the Gillette Building on the fairgrounds on Thursday, Sept.4, 2014, from 12pm-8:30pm. 3. Judging will be done sometime Friday, Sept.5, All results will be posted by Saturday, Sept. 6, Exhibits can be picked up between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. Sunday, September 14, Any exhibit removed before this time will forfeit premium. 5. An exhibitor may enter two photos per sub class, but photos can only be exhibited once and may not be exhibited again at the fair. 6. No photo will be exhibited with photographer s signature or logo on the face of the photo. 7. Exhibit is open to amateur photographers only. An individual who receives money for their work or who makes a living with photography is NOT eligible to exhibit, nor is their work eligible for exhibit by others. 8. The management reserves the right to determine whether an article is worthy of exhibition. (No Nudes) 9. Single photos must be 8x10 and mounted neatly and securely on mounting board not to exceed 12x14. A border of 2 inches per side is recommended for all photographs. No photographs will be displayed in frames of any kind. Photos will be secured to walls with use of staples on each corner. Staples will not penetrate the mounting board. Please don t put any kind of hanger on your photos. The Fairboard Department Superintendent will do this. 10. Photo essays must consist of 6 to 12 photographs mounted on a single 16x20 mounting board. Photos must be 3x5 or larger. 11. Name and address must be placed on back of each entry. 12. All different types of photos, be it colored, black and white, or digital prints will be entered not by the type but by what the photo is of. 13. Age divisions are: Youth 8-12 Years of age; Junior Years of age; and Senior 19 Years of age and older. 14. Cash premiums will be given from the awards marked in the judges records and not from stickers that may be attached to the exhibit. 15. Judges decision is final. Premiums will be paid per class. 16. Bring exhibitor tags with the photos at time of entry and Superintendent will attach tag. 17. All entries are free. Exhibiters MUST pay any gate fees. Exhibiting DOES NOT give you rights to free gate. 18. Williams County Agricultural Society is not responsible for loss or damage of entries. 19. Premiums can be picked up Sunday, Sept. 14th, between 9am-12pm. Premiums: 1st place**$3.00; 2nd place**$2.00; 3rd place**$1.00 in each class. Best of Show: $5.00 Youth Class 1: Color Animals(s) Sports & Recreation Scenery Essay People Extreme Close-Ups Architecture Special Effects Rural Life Night Scenes City Life Essay Seasonal Youth Class 2: Black & White Animal(s) Sports & Recreation Scenery Human Interest People Extreme Close-Ups Architecture Special Effects Rural Life Night Scenes City Life Essay Seasonal Youth Class 3: Digital Animal(s) Sport & Recreation Scenery Essay People Extreme Close-Ups Architecture Special Effects Rural Life Night Scenes City Life Essay Seasonal Junior Class 4: Color Animal(s) Sports & Recreation Scenery Human Interest People Extreme Close-ups Architecture Special Effect Rural Life Night Scenes City Life Essay Seasonal Junior Class 5: Black & White Animal(s) Sports & Recreation Scenery Human Interest People Extreme Close-up Architecture Special Effect Rural Life Night Scenes City Life Essay Seasonal Junior Class 6: Digital Animal(s) Sports & Recreation Scenery Human Interest People Extreme Close-up Architecture Special Effect Rural Life Night Scenes City Life Essay Seasonal Senior Class 7: Color Animal (s) Sports & Recreation Scenery Human Interest People Extreme Close-ups Architecture Special Effect Rural Life Night Scenes City Life Essay Seasonal Senior Class 8: Black and White Animal(s) Sports & Recreation Scenery Human Interest People Extreme Close-ups Architecture Special Effect Rural Life Night Scenes City Life Essay Seasonal Senior Class 9: Digital Animal(s) Sports & Recreation Scenery Human Interest People Extreme Close-ups Architecture Special Effect Rural Life Night Scene City Life Essay Seasonal

3 Needlework, Baking, & Crafts Book 10 PLEASE NOTE NEW CATEGORIES Superintendent: Al Goebel; Committee: Susan Walker & Laura Allion All entries must be submitted by August 30, Tags must be picked up in the Secretary s office. All items EXCEPT BAKED GOODS must be brought to the Gillette Cultural Arts Building on the THURSDAY BEFORE THE FAIR from 10 am to 7 pm. Judging of needlework and crafts will be on Friday at 9:00 am. BAKED GOODS can be brought in on Thursday or Friday, but must be in place before 7:00 pm Friday. Judging of baked goods will be on Friday at 8:00 pm. Rules: 1. Exhibits in this department are open to all counties. No articles may be exhibited more than two (2) years. 2. Any articles that previously have won a ribbon at this fair are not eligible. 3. All articles shown must be the work of the exhibitor or some member of his or her family. 4. Exhibitors must bring a written list of exhibits as they appear in the premium lists, and no article will be examined by the Secretary. 5. DO NOT ask the Secretary to make entries of any article not listed, as they will not be considered by the Judge. 6. No worn, soiled or unfinished article will be considered by the Judge. 7. ONE ENTRY PER CATEGORY UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. 8. This department will be judged by appointed Judges. 9. The arrangement of all exhibits must be left to the Superintendent and the Assistants. They will assign locations and their decisions will be final on all questions that may arise. 10. Any disrespectful conduct on the part of the Exhibitors should be reported to the Judge or Superintendent who may reject any or all entries not properly made. 11. Any article shown and considered unworthy of first premium may be awarded second premium or none. No article will receive more than one premium. 12. There is no guarantee of the safety of exhibits, but all precautions possible will be taken to protect exhibits. 13. Premium cards have no value in receiving payment of premiums, as they are paid from Judges books, which are final in all cases. 14. Items will be released on Sunday following the fair from 10 am to 2 p.m. 15. NO ENTRIES ACCEPTED AFTER ENTRY DEADLINE. 16. Anything left after 2 pm Sunday can be picked up at the fair office during office hours. 17. All food items must submit recipe. 18. Entries are free except where the total of premiums in exhibits entered equal $10 or more. The Exhibitor then is required to purchase a weekly fair pass. 19. Exhibitors MUST pay any gate fees. Exhibiting DOES NOT give you rights to free gate. Needlework Scorecard Total 100% Workmanship - 40% Beauty and simplicity of design - 25% Harmony of color and material - 25% General appearance - 10% Enter by using Book-Class-Lot-Description Class 1 Quilts, Hand Quilted & Comforters, Knotted (For Baby Quilts & Comforters see Infant Items) Premiums: 1st -$8.00, 2nd-$6.00, 3rd-$ Cross-Stitch or Hand Embroidered Appliqued Pieced & Quilted Pieced, Two Colors Lap Quilt Crazy Quilt, knotted, new construction Crazy Quilt, knotted, Antique (50 yrs. or older) Miniature Quilt (under 15 x 18 ) Antique Quilt (50 yrs. or older, hand quilted) Comforter, Pieced & Knotted Comforter, Antique (50 yrs. or older, knotted) Beginner Quilt (simple design by beginning quilter) Quilt tops under construction Not Listed 22 Class 2 Quilts, Machine Quilted Premiums: 1st -$8.00, 2nd-$6.00, 3rd-$ Cross-Stitch or Hand Embroidered Appliqued Pieced & Quilted Pieced, Two Colors Lap Quilt Beginner Quilt (simple design by beginning quilter) Quilt tops under construction Not Listed Class 3 -Bedspreads Premium: 1st -$6.00, 2-$4.00, 3-$ Crocheted Embroidered Pieced Knitted Not Listed Class 4 Afghan (For Baby Afghans see Infant Items) Premium: 1st -$7.00, 2-$5.00, 3-$ Woven Fabric Quilt Pattern Knitted Cable Panel Ripple Hairpin Lace Navajo Afghan Stitch Counted Cross-Stitch on woven fabric Pineapple Scrap Yarn Mile-a-Minutes Not Listed Class 5 -Rugs Premiums: 1st -$4.00, 2-$2.00, 3-$ Crocheted Latch Hook Braided Woven Hooked wool material Not Listed Class 6 -Tablecloths Premiums: 1st -$3.00, 2nd -$ Crocheted Cross Stitch Embroidered, Hand Embroidered, Machine Holiday Not Listed Class 7 -Lunch Cloths or Placemats (2) Premiums: 1st -$2.00, 2nd -$ Cross Stitch Embroidered, Hand Embroidered, Machine Pieced Topper or Runner Pieced Placemats (2) Not Listed Class 8 - Pillowcases (1 Pillowcase Only) Premiums: 1st -$2.00, 2nd -$ Hand Embroidery Cross Stitch Not Listed

4 Class 9 -Pot Holders (2) & Dishcloths (2) Premiums: 1st -$1.50, 2nd -$ Knitted Crocheted Embroidered Applique Patch work Not listed Class 10 - Doll Clothes Premiums: 1st -$1.50, 2nd -$ Machine sewn Hand sewn Knitted Crocheted Not Listed Class 11 - Crocheting Premiums: 1st -$1.50, 2nd -$ Centerpiece-over Doily-under Buffet or Vanity set Dresser Scarf Table Topper or Runner Not listed Class 12 - Crocheted Garments Premiums: 1st-$5.00, 2-$3.00, 3-$ Ladies Pullover Sweater Man s Pullover Sweater Adult Cardigan Child s Sweater Vest Shawl Not listed Class 13 - Crocheted Items (small) Premiums: 1st -$3.00, 2-$2.00, 3-$ Scarf Hat or Cap Slippers Gloves or mittens Not listed Class 14 -Knitted Garments Premiums: 1st -$5.00, 2-$3.00, 3-$ Ladies Pullover Sweater Man s Pullover Sweater Adult Cardigan Child s Sweater Vest Shawl Not Listed Class 15 - Knitted Items (small) Premiums: 1st - $3, 2nd - $2, 3rd - $ Hat or Cap Gloves or Mittens Scarf Slippers Socks Not listed 23 Class 16 - Infants Items Premiums: 1st - $3, 2nd - $2, 3rd - $ Sweater, Crocheted Sweater, Knitted Baby Outfit, Crocheted 2 or 3 pieces Baby Outfit, Knitted, 2 or 3 pieces Booties, Crocheted Booties Knitted Bibs (2) Bonnet, Crochet Bonnet, Knit Dress, Crochet Dress, Knitted Baby Afghan, Crocheted Baby Afghan, Knitted Baby Quilt, Hand Quilted Baby Quilt, Machine Quilted Baby Comforter, Knotted Baby Coverlet, Embroidered Not Listed Class 17 - Machine Sewing Clothing Construction Scorecard-Total: 100% Workmanship-40% Suitability of Article to Purpose-20% Beauty and Originality of Design-20% Harmony of color and Materials-20% Premiums: 1st - $3.00 2nd - $2.00 3rd - $ Dress, Woman s, 1 or 2 piece Outer garment Suit Vest Slacks Skirt Blouse or Top, woman s or girl s Shirt, man s or boy s Dress, child s Child s Outfit, 2 pieces Christening gown Costume, Adult Costume, Child Apron Not listed Class 18 - Purse Making and Tote Bags Premiums: 1st - $2.00, 2nd -$ Purse - Small Purse Medium Purse - Large Purse & Accessories to match Tote Bag Not Listed Class 19 - Pillows, Made Up Premiums: 1st -$2.00, 2nd -$ Cross stitch Needle point Counted Cross Stitched Crocheted Appliqued Hooked wool or other medium Hand Quilted Pieced Not listed

5 Class 20 - Pictures (Must be ready to hang) Premiums: 1st -$4.00, 2nd -$ Needlepoint Embroidery Cross Stitch (Not Counted) Sampler - Antique (50 yrs. or older) Sampler - Cross Stitch Sampler -others Wall Hanging - small (24 or under) Wall Hanging - large Wall Hanging- quilted Wall Hanging hooked Crewel Applique Counted Cross Stitch-small (5x7 or under) Counted Cross Stitch-medium (up to 11x14) Counted Cross Stitch -large (11x14 over) Paper cut work Pressed Flowers Not listed Class 21 - Seasonal Decorations Premiums: 1st -$2.00, 2nd -$ Table Decorations Door Arrangement Decorated Tree Ornament Christmas Wall Hanging Tree Skirt Christmas Stocking Not listed Class 22 - Miscellaneous (needlework & related items) Premiums: 1st -$2.00, 2nd -$ Needlework Item Crewel Embroidery Specimen Antique Needlework (50 yrs.) Specimen Antique Beadwork Class 23 Woodworking Premiums: 1st - $5, 2nd $3, 3rd $ Hand Carved Wood Item, Small (12 or under) Hand Carved Wood Item, Large (over 12 ) Scroll Saw Item, small (12 or under) Scroll Saw Item, Large (over 12 ) Turned Wood Item, small (12 or under) Turned Wood Item, large (over12 ) Handmade Wood Item, small (under 12 ) Handmade Wood Item, medium (12 to 24 ) Handmade Wood Item, large (over 24 ) Class 24 - Card Making (one per category) Premiums: 1st -$2.00, 2nd -$ Birthday - Youth (up to age 10) Christmas - Youth (up to age 10) Other - Youth (up to age 10) Birthday - Teen (ages 11-18) Christmas, Teen (ages 11-18) Other, Teen (ages 11-18) Birthday, Adult (Ages 19 & over) Christmas, Adult (Ages 19 & over) Other, Adult (ages 19 & over) Class 25 - Scrapbooking (one page per category) Premiums: 1st -$3.00, 2nd -$ Birthday, youth (up to age 10) Holiday, youth (up to age 10) Other, youth (up to age 10) Birthday, teen (ages 11-18) Holiday, teen (ages Other, teen (ages 11-18) Birthday, adult (ages 19 & over) Holiday, adult (ages 19 & over) Other, adult (ages 19 & over) Class 26 -Hobbies and crafts Premiums: 1st -$3.00, 2nd -$ Beaded items -large (over 6 ) Beaded items -small ( 6 or under) Stained Glass Item Handmade Jewelry, Necklace Handmade Jewelry, Bracelet Handmade Jewelry, Earrings Handmade Jewelry, Any Other Rubber Stamp Item Machine Knitted Item Stuffed Animal or Toy Doll-Handmade and Dressed Item made on Loom Door Stop Button Collection (8 x10 display) Collections (At least 6 items ready to display) Painted Wood Item Wood Burning Item Model, assembled by Adult (1) Hand Woven Egg Basket Hand Woven Market Basket Hand Woven Grapevine Basket Hand Woven Rag Basket Hand Woven Open-weave Basket Hand Woven Basket, any Other Decorated Wreath Gourd Item Recycled Art Item (item made from recycled materials) Any other craft 24

6 Class 27 High School & Grade School Hobby Class Exhibitors will please include any container, mounting or other aids that might be useful in properly displaying their articles, collections, handcrafts, etc. Premiums: 1st -$3.00, 2-$2.00, 3-$1.00 High School Age Models (1) Other Hobbies Collection (6 items, ready for display) Wood Item Recycled Art Item (item made from recycled materials) Grade School Age Models (1) Other Hobby Collection (6 items, ready for display) Wood Item Recycled Art Item (item made recycled materials) Class 28 -Children s Needlework, 12 & Under Premiums: 1st -$3.00, 2nd-$2.00, 3rd-$ Machine Sewing, Clothing Crochet item Knit item Fleece Item Pillow Not listed Class 29 - Youth Needlework (13-18) Premiums: 1st -$3.00, 2nd- 2.00, 3rd-$ Machine Sewing, Clothing Crocheted item Knitted item Fleece item Pillow Not listed Culinary Arts PLEASE NOTE NEW CATEGORIES Superintendent: Al Goebel; Committee: Susan Walker & Laura Allion 1. ALL CLASSES - No box or prepared mixes. 2. Must submit recipe with item. 3. One entry per category 4. Cakes and pies will be auctioned off at Opening Ceremonies in the Livestock Pavilion. Proceeds to benefit the Williams County Fair. BAKED GOODS can be brought in on Thursday or Friday before the fair, but must be in place before 7:00 pm Friday. Judging of baked goods will be on Friday at 8:00 pm. Class 30 - Candy (6 pcs. on a small plate) Premiums: 1st -$4.00, 2nd- $3.00, 3rd-$ Chocolate Fudge Hard - any flavor (6) Divinity Peanut Brittle Caramels Peanut Butter Fudge Buckeyes Class 31 - Cakes and Pies Premiums: 1st -$5.00, 2nd-$4.00, 3rd-$ White Cake Coffee Cake Spice Cake Angel Food Cake, no icing Chocolate Cake Pound Cake Upside Down Cake Cupcakes, any variety Berry Pie, any variety Apple Pie Cherry Pie Peach Pie Pumpkin Pie Custard Pie Pecan Pie Not Listed Cake Not Listed Pie Class 32 -Cookies and Breads Premiums: 1st -$4.00, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$ Oatmeal Cookies (6) Molasses Cookies (6) Cut-Out Sugar Cookies (6) Refrigerated Cookies (6) Chocolate Chip Cookies (6) Peanut Butter Cookies (6) Not Listed Cookies Brownies Muffins, Any Variety (6) Quick Bread Loaf, Any Variety Brown Bread White Bread Cinnamon Rolls (6) Pan Rolls (6) Not Listed Yeast Bread Cake Doughnuts (6) Yeast Doughnuts (6) Class 33 -Baking for Children (grades 1-8) Premiums: 1st -$4.00, 2nd-$3.00, 3rd-$ Sugar Cookies (6) Chocolate Chip Cookies (6) No Bake Cookies Brownies (6) Decorated Cupcakes(6) Not listed 25

7 Class 34 -Men s Baking Cakes and Pies Premiums: 1st -$5.00, 2nd-$4.00, 3rd-$ White Cake Coffee Cake Spice Cake Angel Food Cake, no icing Chocolate Cake Pound Cake Upside Down Cake Cupcakes, any variety Berry Pie, any variety Apple Pie Cherry Pie Peach Pie Pumpkin Pie Custard Pie Pecan Pie Not Listed Cake Not Listed Pie Class 35 Men s Cookies and Breads Premiums: 1st -$4.00, 2-$3.00, 3-$ Oatmeal Cookies (6) Molasses Cookies (6) Cut-Out Sugar Cookies (6) Refrigerated Cookies (6) Chocolate Chip Cookies (6) Peanut Butter Cookies (6) Not Listed Cookies Brownies Muffins, Any Variety (6) Quick Bread Loaf, Any Variety Brown Bread White Bread Cinnamon Rolls (6) Pan Rolls (6) Not Listed Yeast Bread Cake Doughnuts (6) Yeast Doughnuts (6) Horticulture Division Book 8 Gillette Building Scott Carroll, Superintendent, ; Committee: Al Goebel, : Send in your entries early and avoid the lines and time waiting. In making entries use book, class, lot, description. Rules: 1. Entries will be accepted Friday Sept. 5th from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm. All exhibits MUST be in place by 10:00 am Sat. Sept. 6th. 2. Judging will be on Saturday, Sept. 1:00 p.m. if judges are available. 3. Each entry can be listed in one category only. 4. Exhibits in this department are open to all counties and states with fairs that are open to Williams County. 5. Entries are free except where the total of premiums in exhibits entered equals $10 or more. The Exhibitor then is required to purchase a weekly fair pass. 6. Exhibitors MUST pay any gate fees. Exhibiting DOES NOT give you rights to free gates. 7. All entries must have been canned in current season. 8. Standard pints and quart jars and standard jelly glasses must be used. Any other jars will be disqualified. 9. Vegetables and other entries will be judged by one Judge system and are open to the public. 10. Display exhibits cannot be entered for single exhibits. 11. Exhibitors are limited to two entries per premium. 12. Exhibitors shall correctly name, on ticket, the entry as to variety. 13. Premiums will be paid following the fair. 14. Exhibits will be released from 9 am until 12 pm on Sept. 14th. 15. All exhibits MUST be removed. If not removed by 12 noon, exhibits will be disposed of. 16. The Williams County Agricultural Society is not responsible for theft or loss. Class 36 -Decorated Cakes - Amateur All cakes will be judged on decoration only. Styrofoam or other cake forms will be acceptable Wedding cake $8.00 $5.00 $ Birthday Cake - $5.00 $4.00, $ Special Occasion $5.00 $4.00 $ Decorated Cupcakes $4.00, $3.00, $

8 BALL FRESH PRESERVING 2014 CONTEST RULES ADULT LEVEL 1. Ball & Kerr Fresh Preserving products, Jarden Home Brands makers of Ball and Kerr Fresh Preserving Products is proud to recognize today s fresh preserving (canning) enthusiasts. 2. First and Second Place Awards will be given to those individuals judged as the best in designated recipe categories. 3. A panel of judges will select the two best entries submitted by an adult for Fruit, Vegetable, Pickle, and Soft Spread categories. Entries must be preserved in Ball or Ball Collection Elite Jars sealed with Ball Lids and Bands or Ball Collection Elite Lids and Bands, or preserved in Kerr Jars sealed with Kerr Lids and Bands or Ball Collection Elite Lids and Bands. In addition, soft spread entries will be limited to recipes prepared using Ball Pectin: Original, No Sugar Needed or Liquid. 4. A proof of purchase for Ball pectin must be provided at time of entry. 5. Entries designated First Place from each category will receive the following: Two (2) Five-Dollar ($5.00) Coupons for Ball or Kerr FreshPreserving Products and one (1) Three-Dollar ($3.00) Coupon for Ball Simple Creations Products. 6. Entries designated Second Place from each category will receive the following: Two (2) Five-Dollar ($5.00) Coupons for Ball or Kerr FreshPreserving Products. YOUTH LEVEL 1. In recognition of youth who excel in the art of fresh preserving (canning), Jarden Home Brands makers of Ball and Kerr Fresh Preserving Products will present first place awards in designated recipe categories. 2. A panel of judges will select the best entry submitted by a youth in each category for Fruit, Vegetable, Pickle and Soft Spread. They will receive (1) $5 Coupon for Ball or Kerr Fresh Preserving Products, (1) $3 coupon for Ball Pectin Products. Entries must be preserved in Ball or Ball collection Elite jars sealed with Ball Lids and Bands or Ball Collection Elite Lids and Bands or preserved in Kerr Jars sealed with Kerr Lids and Bands or Ball Collection Elite Lids and Bands. In addition, soft spread entries will be limited to recipes prepared using Ball Pectin: Original, No sugar needed or liquid. A proof of purchase for Ball Pectin must be provided at time of entry. Judging Guidelines: 1. All eligible entries must be canned using the same brand of jar and lid: Ball Home Canning Jars sealed with Ball Two-Piece Vacuum Caps or Kerr Home Canning Jars sealed with Kerr Two-Piece Vacuum Caps. The only exception is Ball Collection Elite lids may be used on either Ball or Kerr brand jars. 2. Entries in the general soft spread categories and Best of Category: Soft Spreads must be prepared using one of the Ball Fruit Jell Pectin s: powder, no sugar needed or liquid. The UPC from the Fruit Jell packaging must accompany the entry as proof of purchase. 3. When a jar is sealed with a Ball Two-Piece Vacuum Cap, the manufacturing date on the lid should not be used to determine the age of the product. Ball brand lids may be used after the year of production. Lids of current year production may not be available in all stores, making it necessary for participants to use lids produced prior to Entries must be labeled with product name, date of preparation, processing method and processing time. 5. All home-canned foods must have been prepared within a one-year period prior to judging date. Ernie Ricks Corn Contest Variety Premiums: 1st -$5; 2nd -$3 Rules: 1. Any grower may exhibit two piles of corn and must have 10 ears of each variety. 2. Each variety will be judged 3. First place winner from each variety will be entered in the Ernie Ricks Corn Sweepstakes. CORN MUST BE GROWN IN Class 1 (10 Ears Corn) Northrup King Ciba seed Pioneer hybrid Rupp seed Great lake Dekalb Golden Harvest Stewart Seeds Seed Consulants Brodbecks Select Seed Garst Beck s Any others Ernie Ricks Corn Sweepstakes places Premiums: 1st. $25.00 plus 1 unit seed corn; 2nd $20.00 plus 1 unit seed corn; 3rd $15.00 plus 1 unit seed corn; 4th $10.00 plus 1 unit seed corn; 5th $5.00 plus 1 unit seed corn st Place: nd Place: rd Place: th Place: th Place: Thank you contributors of units of seed corn: Bennett Seeds-Trent Thomas; Wilbur Ellis Brian Beck; Stewart Seed - Taysha Reitzel; Pioneer Hybrids - Tyler Hake; Northrup King; Edon Farmers Co-op Class 2 -Agricultural Oddities Premiums: 1st -$3.00, 2-$2.00, 3-$1.00 unless stated different. All entries must have exhibitor s name, the variety, the count or measurements on the ticket attached Tallest stalk of corn with ear, WITHOUT roots Tallest sunflower stalk, WITHOUT roots Single longest ear Single biggest ear around Single heaviest ear by weight Soybean plant with most pods. NO TAPED-ON BRANCHES. COUNT MUST BE ON TAG Any odd growth on any vegetable Decorated oddities Largest diameter Sunflower head Heaviest sunflower head Scarecrow $5.00 $3.00 $ Tallest Weed: Must be grown on exhibitor property 27

9 Hay Rules: Premiums: 1st -$3.00, 2-$2.00, 3-$1. 1. One slice square baled hay neatly tied. 2. Must be this year s hay and grown by exhibitor. 3. Limit one entry per class Hay-Alfalfa Hay-Clover Hay-Mixed/ Grass Class 3 -Popcorn and Sweet Corn Premium: 1st -$2.00, 2nd -$ Popcorn 10 ears, yellow Popcorn 10 ears, white Popcorn 10 ears, strawberry Popcorn 10 ears, Tom Thumb Popcorn 10 ears, any other variety Sweet corn, 6 ears, yellow Sweet corn, 6 ears, white Sweet corn, 6 ears, bi-color ears of Indian corn Class 4 -Grains and Honey Premiums: 1st -$3.00, 2-$2.00, 3-$1.00 Grains: Wheat, any variety (1qt glass jar) Oats, any named variety (1qt glass jar) Soybeans, any named variety (1qt glass jar) Alfalfa (1qt glass jar) Timothy Mammoth Red Clover Any other (named) Premiums: 1st -$5.00, 2-$3.00, 3-$2.00 Honey: Comb honey -3 each Extracted White - 1 lb. Queenline jars, 3ea Extracted Amber - 1 lb. Queenline jars, 3 ea Extracted Dark - 1 lb. Queenline jars 3 ea Chunk Honey, 3 jars Extracting Frame of Honey any size Beeswax 3lbs minimum Beeswax candles dipped, 1 pair Beeswax candles molded, 1 pair Beeswax candles made w/ beeswax foundation, 1 pair Bees with Queen (observation hive) Honey Exhibit- must contain education information, 5 jars of honey, comb honey, Bees wax, and any other hive related products (such as candles, Honey candies, pollen, frames of honey, etc.) $15.00 $10.00 $5.00 Class 5 - Vegetables Potatoes (5) Red $2.00 $ White $2.00 $ Yellow $2.00 $ Sweet $2.00 $ Any other, named $2.00 $ largest by weight $2.00 $ Heaviest white (1) $2.00 $ Largest diameter (1) $2.00 $1.00 Red Beets (5) Baby gladiator $2.00 $ Yellow $2.00 $ Detroit dark $2.00 $ Any other named variety $2.00 $1.00 Turnips (5) Purple top $2.00 $ White top $2.00 $1.00 Parsnips (5) Parsnips $2.00 $1.00 Carrots (5) Nantes $2.00 $ Danvers half long $2.00 $ Red cored chantenay $2.00 $ Longest $2.00 $ Largest around $2.00 $ Any Variety $2.00 $1.00 Onions (5) Bermuda, white $2.00 $ Sweet Spanish, yellow $2.00 $ Red any variety named $2.00 $ Multiplier (l qt. basket) $2.00 $ Largest round, named $2.00 $ Largest by weight, named $2.00 $1.00 Tomatoes (5) Canning, named $2.00 $ Yellow, named $2.00 $ Slicers, named $2.00 $ Cherry red, 10 named $2.00 $ Yellow salad, named $2.00 $ Paste, 10 named $2.00 $ Largest by weight $2.00 $ Any other variety, named $2.00 $1.00 Peppers (3) Large green $ Large red $2.00 $ Large yellow $2.00 $ Large purple $2.00 $ Any other variety, named $2.00 $1.00 Hot Peppers (5) Jalapeno $2.00 $ Hungarian wax $2.00 $ Habeneros $2.00 $ Mixed $2.00 $ Any other variety $2.00 $1.00 Cabbage (1 head) Flat dutch $2.00 $ Red $2.0 $ Stonehead, named $2.00 $ Chinese $2.00 $ Largest by weight $2.00 $ Any other variety named $2.00 $1.00 Cucumbers Slicer (4) $2.00 $ Pickling (6) $2.00 $ Any other variety (4) $2.00 $

10 Class 6 -Beans, Melons, Squash, Misc. Beans (Shelled) 1qt jar Navy or soup $2.00 $ Red kidney $2.00 $ Any other variety, named $2.00 $1.00 Beans in Pod (10) Purple $2.00 $ Yellow $2.00 $ Green $2.00 $ Lima $2.00 $1.00 Melons (one) Must name variety Watermelon $3.00 $ Watermelon, largest diameter $3.00 $ Watermelon, largest by weight $3.00 $ Muskmelon $3.00 $ Muskmelon, largest by weight $3.00 $ Honeydew $2.00 $ Any other named variety $3.00 $1.00 Pumpkins (one) Pie, any variety named $2.00 $ White $2.00 $ Any other variety named $2.00 $ Largest by diameter $10.00 $7.00 $ Largest by weight (must have certified weight slip from anywhere) Squash (two) Must name variety Summer yellow $2.00 $ Scallop, any variety, named $2.00 $ Acorn $2.00 $ Zucchini $2.00 $ Turk s turban $2.00 $ Hubbard (1) $2.00 $ Butternut $2.00 $ Spaghetti $2.00 $ Cushaw (1) $2.00 $ Any other variety, named $2.00 $1.00 Miscellaneous, Must name variety Rutabaga (1) $2.00 $ Broccoli (3 heads) $2.00 $ Kohlrabi (3) $2.00 $ Cauliflower (1 head) $2.00 $ Brussel sprouts, any variety (8) $2.00 $ Eggplant (2) $2.00 $ Radish (plate of any variety) $2.00 $ Salsify (plate of 6) $2.00 $ Swiss chard (2 stalks) $2.00 $ Rhubarb (6 stalks) $2.00 $ Celery (1 bunch) $2.00 $ Horseradish (6 roots) $2.00 $ Dill (3 stalks, fresh) $2.00 $ Leeks (2) $2.00 $ Garlic (3) $2.00 $ Hops (1 plant) $2.00 $ Zipper Peas (10) $2.00 $ Okra 5 pods $2.00 $ Collection of herbs $2.00 $ Apple gourd (1) $2.00 $ Basket of gourds, 2013 (fresh) assorted with stems attached $2.00 $ Basket of gourds, dried $2.00 $ Display a peck market basket of homegrown garden produce, filler allowed $5.00 $ Anything not listed $2.00 $ Garden Exhibit (see below) 29 GARDEN EXHIBIT Premiums: 1st -$25; 2nd -$20; 3rd -$15; 4th $10; 5th -$5 A 24 x24 container will be provided for display. Each exhibit is to consist of: 1. Three different root vegetables 2. Three different pod vegetables 3. Red, yellow and miniature tomatoes 4. One head cabbage. To make the display full, fill with any other vegetable. Class 7 -Jellies, Butters, Jams, Pickles All premiums are $3.00 (first), $2.00 (second) unless otherwise stated. Products of 2013 must be shown in clear glass or standard jelly glasses. Can lids must not be covered. NO PARAFFIN ALLOWED. All canning jars must have lids and rings. Jellies 1/2 or 1pt. Glass jar, named Blackberry Elderberry Currant Apple Red Raspberry Black Raspberry Grape Plum Any other variety, named Butters 1/2 or 1 pt. glass jar, named Apple Peach Pear Any other, named Jams & Preserves 1/2 or 1 pt. glass jar, named Apple Peach Pear Thimbleberry Strawberry Any other, named Pickles in pint or quart jar Sweet whole Sweet chunk Cucumbers, small whole Cucumbers, sliced Cucumbers, dill Hot peppers Any other, named Relishes, Sauces & Miscellaneous Bean salad Beets, pickled Salsa Sauerkraut Pickle relish Corn relish Spaghetti sauce Chili sauce Any other, named Fruit in pint or quart jars Apricots Red or black raspberries Red cherries Black cherries Peaches Pears Plums Applesauce Spiced fruit Grape juice Fruit cocktail Pineapple Any other, named Display of any 6 different fruits $10.00 $5.00

11 Vegetables in pint or quart jars Beets Lima beans Green string beans Yellow string beans Carrots, whole or sliced Corn Peas Asparagus, spears or cut Cauliflower Pumpkin Tomatoes, whole red or yellow Tomato juice Vegetable soup Any other Display of any 6 different vegetables $10.00 $ Display canned meal (6 jars) Canned meal is to include meat, potato, vegetable, fruit, juice or soup, and pickle or salad. $10.00 $5.00 Meat in pint or quart jar Beef Pork Chicken Venison Fish Mincemeat Sausage Any other, named Class 8 -Dehydrated fruits and vegetables Pint maximum Peaches $2.00 $ Pears $2.00 $ Apricots $2.00 $ Bananas $2.00 $ Fruit leathers $2.00 $ Apple $2.00 $ Strawberry $2.00 $ Any other, named $2.00 $ Peppers $2.00 $ Soup $2.00 $ Onions $2.00 $ Carrots $2.00 $ Celery $2.00 $ String of hot peppers (String of peppers should measure 18 from stem to tip) $2.00 $ Dehydrated herbs $2.00 $ Beef jerky $2.00 $ Any other $2.00 $1.00 Miscellaneous Eggs, best doz. any kind $2.00 $ Eggs, best doz. brown $2.00 $ Eggs, best doz. white $2.00 $ Lard $2.00 $ Homemade soap (1 cake) $2.00 $ Homemade Hand Lotion (1 ) $2.00 $ Maple syrup light amber 1 qt. $5.00 $3.00 $ Maple syrup medium amber 1 qt. $5.00 $3.00 $ Maple syrup dark amber 1 qt. $5.00 $3.00 $2.00 Class 9 - Apples, Pears, Plums, Grapes Apples, home grown (5) Jonathan $2.00 $ Red delicious $2.00 $ Yellow delicious $2.00 $ McIntosh $2.00 $ Northern spy $2.00 $ Crabapples $2.00 $ Any variety, named $2.00 $ Pears (5) Any variety $2.00 $ Plums (5) $2.00 $1.00 Grapes, 3 bunches Concord (purple) $2.00 $ Niagara (white) $2.00 $ Any variety, named $2.00 $1.00 Class 10 - Youth Class Judging Sat. Sept. 8th if judges are available Premiums: 1st - $3.00, 2nd - $2.00, 3rd - $1.00 Rules: 1. Open to all youth 4-H age of any County. 2. No exhibitor ticket necessary in Youth Division. 3. Entries MUST BE properly named. 4. Exhibitors may make TWO ENTRIES PER CLASS 5. All entries will be judged on TABLE QUALITY. Youth Potatoes (5) White, any variety named Red, any variety named Sweet, any variety named Any other variety, named Largest by diameter (1) Youth Beets (5) Table, named Youth Turnips (5) Named Youth Parsnips (5) Named Youth Carrots (5) Named Youth Onions (5) Yellow White Red Largest by diameter (1) Youth Tomatoes Canning (5) Slicer (5) Salad (10) Heaviest (1) Youth Peppers (3) named Large green Large red Large yellow Hot peppers 30

12 Youth Cabbage (1 head) named Round Flat Red Largest by diameter, any variety Heaviest head, any variety Youth Cucumbers slicers Plate of pickling (6) Youth Watermelon (1) Any variety, named Largest diameter Largest by weight WILLIAMS COUNTY BEEF PRODUCERS Youth Muskmelon (1) Any variety, named Largest by weight Youth Pumpkins (1) named Paint a jack-o-lantern (Youth Only) $5.00 $3.00 $ Any variety pie Any variety field Largest by diameter Heaviest MUST HAVE CERTIFIED WEIGHT SLIP FROM ANYWHERE Youth Squash (2) named Summer yellow Acorn Butternut Zucchini Turk s turban Any other variety, named Youth Beans Green string (10) Yellow Lima Any other variety Youth Gourds Ornamental (5) Youth Popcorn White, 10 ears Yellow, 10 ears Red, 10 ears Class 11 - Youth Canning-Ball Fresh Preserving Premiums: 1st -$3.00, 2-$2.00, 3-$1.00 unless stated different Youth Fruit-pints or quarts Cherries, red or black Peaches Pears Applesauce Youth Vegetables pints or quarts Beans, green Beets Carrots, whole or sliced Tomatoes Dill Pickles, any variety Sweet Pickles, any variety Jam, any variety Jelly, any variety 31 welcomes you to the 2014 Williams County Fair! Stop by our stand and have a delicious beef sandwich or beefy potato. We appreciate your business!

13 Fair Flower Show September 6 & 10, 2014 Theme: Remember Yesterday & Look to Tomorrow Superintendent: Scott Carroll Committee: Jeremy Fraley, Senior Fairboard , Pioneer Garden Club, Pulaski Garden Club, Williams County Master Gardeners Flower Show Rules 1. Entries are free unless the total of the premiums in exhibits entered equals $10 or more. The exhibitor then is required to purchase a weekly fair pass. Exhibitors must pay any gate fees. Exhibiting DOES NOT give you rights to free gates. 2. Any Garden Club will require no entry fee; however, an exhibitor s number for a club must be obtained from the Fair board. No individual can exhibit using the club exhibitor number. 3. Entries are open to any amateur who wishes to exhibit with the exception of classes 5&8, which are open to Garden Clubs only. 4. Each entry must be accompanied by an exhibitor s tag correctly filled in with the name, address, exhibitor number, section and class. Juniors must list age on entry tag. Exhibitor numbers are obtained from the Fair Office on or before the Friday before the first flower show. 5. All exhibits for the first show must be entered Fri., Sept. 5, from 6pm to 8 pm or Saturday, Sept. 6, from8 am to 10:30 a.m.. All exhibits MUST be in place by 10:30 am, Saturday September 6th at the Gillette Cultural Arts building. The first show must be removed on Tuesday Sept. 9, at 4:30 pm. Entries for the second show may be entered on Tues. Sept. 9th From 6 pm to 9 pm. All exhibits MUST be in place by 10:30 am Wednesday Sept. 11, with judging to begin at noon. No entries will be accepted on day of shows. All exhibits will be released from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm on Sunday Sept. 15th. All exhibits released early will forfit all premium monies.. 6. All specimen entries must be grown by the exhibitor and correctly named by variety. Exhibitors may enter more than one specimen per class, providing that each entry is a different named variety. 7. When the schedule calls for a definite number, as in floriculture exhibits, buds are considered a bloom and a greater or lesser number disqualifies the exhibit. 8. Exhibitors may enter as many classes in the Artistic Section as desired, but only one entry per premium number. Artistic Designs must be the work of the exhibitor. Plant material may be obtained from any source for use in arrangements. 9. No artificial material will be permitted. Any dried, dyed and painted material may be used but fresh cut material must be featured unless otherwise stated. No painted fresh material will be permitted. 10. All plant material used in the artistic designs must be listed on a card accompanying the arrangements. 11. All containers and accessories should have the owner s name on them in an inconspicuous place. 12. All due care will be taken, but no responsibility is assumed for broken or lost articles. 13. In sections 3 &11, the plant must have been in the possession of the exhibitor for at least 3 months. 14. All entries will be placed as directed by the placement committee. 15. The placement committee reserves the right to combine or subdivide floriculture exhibit classes according to the number of entries, and if none is entered in a class, to remove card and space entries accordingly. 16. Entries will be judged by Standard System of judging, by an accredited judge of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, Inc. The judge s decision is final. 17. No one but the judge, 1 clerk, and the senior fairboard superintendent of floriculture will be allowed on the floor during the judging, unless oral judging is requested. 18. Judges will disqualify any exhibit that does not meet the requirements of the class in which it is entered. 19. Premiums may be withheld if wilted flowers are not replaced in the arrangements THE BEST OF SHOW award will be given to any Junior and Senior in the Artistic Division for both shows. 21. The GREEN THUMB Award will be giver to any Junior or Senior in the Floriculture Division for both shows. 22. The INDOOR GROWER award may be given to any Senior or Junior in the house plant division, first show only. 23. The JUDGE S DISTINCTION award may be given for any Senior or Junior exhibit the judge considers worthy for both shows. 24. The PEOPLES CHOICE award, will be voted on by the public for any artistic arrangement, entered the day of that show, until 7 pm, at which time the votes will be counted by the superintendent of floriculture. 25. Premiums may be picked up Sunday Sept. 14, from 9 am to 12 pm. STANDARDS FOR JUDGING In all classes, specimens should clean and water in containers, fresh. SPECIMEN FLOWERS Form - perfection of form for type of flower. Symmetry is very important for most cultivars. Color - clear, rich, luminous color. Substance - firm, crisp petals. Stem and Foliage - clean, healthy foliage, strong straight stem (length in proportion to size of bloom). Size - large blooms for type and variety. Note: Classes asking for three of a variety, the three stems should be as identical in size, color and form as possible. POTTED PLANTS flowering & foliage Flowers, Quality and Quantity (if flowering plant) Form and Symmetry of Plant Health and Vigor of Foliage Size of Plant and /or Flowers (typical of variety) Grooming Correct Labeling of Plant Note: African violets should have only one crown to a pot. Pots should be scrubbed and plant should be clean ARRANGEMENT CLASSES A design is the orderly arrangement of the component parts to each other and to their environment. PLANTER DIVISION RULES The planter is measured by the inside measurements. Shape and color of the container is Exhibitor s choice. The planter is to be entered for the first show and will stay all week. There are three featured planters for 2014: 1. Special planter must include coleus Alabama in container. 2. Succulent planter must contain combination of several plants in container. 3. Fair Garden planter must feature a fairy setting in container less than 18. Judging will be based on the condition of the plants, overall appearance, color, shape, texture and balance. EXPLANATIONS OF DESIGNS also see OAGC Handbook A Still Life is a grouping of objects and plant materials by which a story is told or a theme interpreted. Miniature figures are not found in Still Life. The objects are actual size and true to their function An Illuminary Design is a creative design incorporating light(s) as one of the components. The lighting must be an integral part of the design, not something added for the sole purpose of including lights. A Place Setting design displays one place setting, no silverware, using flowers and candles. A Reflective Design is a creative design that contains some components to involve the viewer through the use of reflection. A Miniature Design is not to exceed 5 in any one direction. A Creative Mass Design is a large grouping of quantities and types of plant materials in a creative container to form a large closed silhouette.

14 FLORICULTURE EXHIBITS BOOK 9 SECTION 1 AND 2 Section 1: First Show Saturday, September 6, 2014 Section 2: Second Show: Wednesday, September 10, 2014 Premiums: 1st $1.00, 2nd $.75, 3rd $.50 Enter using Book, Section (1 first show-2 second show) Class, and Description ROSES Note: Roses are best entered the day of judging-saturday and Wednesday AM s HYBRID TEA ROSES, one bloom, disbudded with foliage attached FLORIBUNDA & CLIMBING FLORIBUND GRANDIFLORA & CLIMBING GRANDIFLORA MINIATURE & CLIMBING MINIATURE OLD GARDEN ROSES POLYANTHA & CLIMBING POLYANTHA SHRUB ROSE SPECIAL VARIETIES Asclepias Silk Mix Eucalyptus Silver Drop Gomphrena Globe Amaranth mix of 7 colors ASTERS Perennial, 1 spray with foliage attached Annual with foliage attached BEGONIA Floating Stem CALADIUM Any variety, 1 leaf with stem over 6 inches long CALENDULA, disbudded with foliage attached Large, same variety, 3 blooms CELOSIA Crested, any variety, laterals removed Plumed, any variety, laterals permitted CHRYSANTHEMUMS, foliage attached White, 1 spray Yellow, 1 spray Rust or Bronze, 1 spray Purple, 1 spray Any other, 1 spray CLEOME Any variety, 1 spike COLEUS Trailing Upright COREOPSIS Any variety, 1 stem COSMOS Any variety, 1 stem DAHLIA, disbudded with foliage attached (side buds left on disqualify specimen) to 4 any color, 1 bloom to 8 Red, 1 bloom to 8 Purple, 1 bloom to 8 White, 1 bloom to 8 Yellow, 1 bloom to 8 Orange, 1 bloom to 8 Any other color, 1 bloom and over, any color ECHINACEA (cone flower) Any color, 1 stem GAILLARDIA Any variety, 1 bloom GLADIOLUS, stems should not exceed 20 length from bottom floret down; side shoots must be removed, but foliage attached; proportion 2/3 bloom head to 1/3 stem all florets facing forward and bottom florets should be fresh White, green, yellow Orange, salmon, peach Pink, red, rose Lavender, purple, blue Any other color HELIOPSIS Any variety, 1 stem HERB Basil, 1 stem Chives, 1 stem Dill, 1 stem Lavender, 1 stem Mint, 1 stem Parsley, 1 stem Any other variety, 1 stem HOSTA Small: leaf size under 30 square inches, 1 leaf Medium: leaf size square inches, 1 leaf Large: leaf size square inches, 1 leaf Giant: leaf size over 121 square inches, 1 leaf MARIGOLD, large flowered, disbudded with foliage attached Orange Yellow White MARIGOLD, Small to mid-sized spray forms, not disbudded, foliage attached Orange, 1 spray Yellow, 1 spray Multi-colored, 1 spray RUDBECKIA, 1 stem disbudded, with foliage attached Any variety SALVIA Any variety SEDUM Small: under 4 inches Medium: 4-6 inches Large: over 6 inches SNAPDRAGON Any variety SUNFLOWER Yellow or yellow blend, 1 bloom Red or red blend, 1 bloom Any other color, 1 bloom VINCA Any variety, 1 stem ZINNIA Dahlia flowering, any variety, 1 stem disbudded Cactus flowering, any variety, 1 bloom MISCELLANEOUS for specimens with no category Flowering vine, any variety, 1 stem (not to exceed 24 stem length) Flowering shrub, any variety, 1 stem (not to exceed 24 stem length) Berried branch, any variety, 1 stem (not to exceed 24 stem length) Annual, round form, 1 bloom (stem in proportion to bloom size), disbudded Annual, spike form, 1 stem (stem in proportion to bloom size) laterals permitted Annual, spray form, 1 stem (stem in proportion to bloom size) laterals permitted Biennial or perennial, round form, any variety, 1 bloom (stem in proportion to bloom size), disbudded Biennial or perennial, spike form, any variety, 1 stem (stem in proportion to bloom size), laterals permitted Biennial or perennial, spray form, any variety, 1 stem (stem in proportion to bloom size), laterals permitted Flowering bulb or tuber Unusual bloom, any variety, shape or color

15 PLANTS (Judged first show, stays all week) BOOK 9 SECTION 3 Premiums: 1st $2.00, 2nd $1.50, 3rd $ African Violet, single bloom, any variety-1 crown per pot African Violet, double bloom, any variety-1 crown per pot Foliage plant, one variety, 6-8 pot Flowering plant, one variety 6-8 pot Cactus or succulent, one variety 3-8 pot THEME: Remember Yesterday & Look to Tomorrow First Show, Saturday, September 6, 2014 PLANTER DIVISION BOOK 9 SECTION 4 Premiums: 1st $7, 2nd $5, 3rd $ Special Planter Must include coleus Alabama Succulent Planter Combination of several varieties of plants Fairy Garden Features a fairy setting CLUB DESIGNS BOOK 9 SECTION 5 Premiums: $30 to each club with 1st, 2nd, 3rd ribbons 42 x 27 x 24 background provided Grandpa s Workshop A still life, Meteor Shower An illuminary design ARTISTIC DESIGNS BOOK 9 SECTION 6 First Show, Saturday, September 6, 2014 Premiums: 1st $7, 2nd $5, 3rd $4 Green background provided for all artistic designs Sunday Afternoon Drive Floor arrangement using dried road side material, stays all week Family Dinner Place Setting Grandma s Garden Using vegetables and/or fruits Big Bang Reflective design Futuristic Miniature design, no more than 5 in any direction ARTISTIC DESIGNS BOOK 9 SECTION 7 Second Show, Wednesday, September 10, 2014 Premiums: 1st $7, 2nd $5, 3rd $ Grandma s Flower Garden Use crystal or glass, own interpretation Fishing Hole Showing water Landing on Mars Creative Mass Design, featuring red flowers Walk in the Park Foliage design, using wood Educational Display by Fair Flower Show Committee BOOK 9 SECTION 8 Premiums: $30 per class to the Williams County Show Committee Treasurer Attracting & Caring for Backyard Birds State Flowers THEME: Williams County Travel Log JUNIOR DIVISION $2 PARTICIPATION AWARD for entering in the flower show. FLORICULTURE EXHIBITS BOOK 9 SECTION 9 AND 10 Section 9-First Show: Saturday, September 6, 2014 Section 10-Second Show: Wednesday, September 10, 2014 Premiums: 1st $.75, 2nd $.50, 3rd $.25 COSMOS Any variety, 1 stem MARIGOLD, with foliage attached Large type, 1 bloom, disbudded Small type, 1 spray ZINNIA, disbudded with foliage attached Cactus flowered, 1 bloom Dahlia flowered, 1 bloom MISCELLANEOUS Annual round form, 1 bloom (stem in proportion to bloom size), disbudded Annual spike form, 1 stem (stem in proportion to bloom size), laterals permitted Annual spray form, 1 stem (stem in proportion to bloom size) PLANTS (Judged first show, stays all week) BOOK 9 SECTION 11 Premiums: 1st $1.75, 2nd $1.25, 3rd $ Foliage or Flowering Plant, 1 variety, 6-8 pot ARTISTIC DESIGNS BOOK 9 SECTION 12 First Show-Saturday, September 6, 2014 Premiums: 1st $2.50, 2nd $2.00, 3rd $1.00 SIX THRU TEN YEARS Space Station Own Interpretation ELEVEN THRU SIXTEEN YEARS Thriller Showing Motion BOOK 9 SECTION 13 Second Show-Wednesday, September 10, 2014 Premiums: 1st $2.50, 2nd $2.00, 3rd $1.00 SIX THRU TEN YEARS Grandma s Cookie Jar Using Cookie Cutters ELEVEN THRU SIXTEEN YEARS Angry Birds Own Interpretation 34

16 Antiques and Collectibles Book 11 Superintendent: Al Goebel Committee: Jim Gilcher, Laura Gray, Judy Fenny, Karen Coy The exhibit will be staged in the Gillette Cultural Arts Center. Security will be furnished at all times. The show will be open to all counties. 1. Exhibitors may submit 3 items per CLASS. 2. Three years must pass before an item may be submitted again. 3. Exhibitor must bring in or mail an entry form with a list of items to the fair secretary by August 30, Items submitted after this date will be accepted for EXHIBIT ONLY, space permitting. They will NOT be judged. The judge will consider only items listed in this book. 4. Exhibitor is responsible for placing items in proper class and category. Items will not be reclassified after entry is accepted into exhibit. 5. Exhibits will be accepted at the Gillette Building on Thursday, September 4th from 10:00 am until 5:00 pm. 6. The exhibitor or their agents must present all exhibits in person. Please be sure all entry tags are firmly attached to items. 7. All exhibitors are required to purchase an exhibitor s pass. 8. All items should be clean and in a good state of preservation. Condition and rarity are of prime importance and will be considered in the judging. The judge may place an entry less than first place if the entries in the class are not worthy of a higher place. 9. If the item is unusual, a small typed or neatly printed information card would be appreciated. 10. The Williams County Agricultural Society is not responsible for damage, breakage, or theft. 11. Judging will be Friday, September 5, Judge s decision is final. 13. Premiums will be paid from judge s records only and not from ribbons which may be attached to the exhibits. Premiums may be picked up on Sunday, September 14, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. 14. NO NAMES WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE NEWSPAPER. 15. Exhibitors MUST pay any gate fees. Exhibiting DOES NOT give you rights to free gate. Premiums: 1st -$4.50 2nd -$3.50 3rd -$2.50 Best Of Show: Plaque, Rosette Ribbon & $15.00 premium Enter using Book, Class, Lot Class 1 - China Creamer & Sugar Set Bowl, Serving Vegetable Dish, Covered Toothpick Holder Cup and Saucer Occupied Japan Class 2 - Glass Depression Glass Carnival Glass Salt and Pepper Set(s) Toothpick Holder Paper Weight Candle Holder Class 3 - Pottery Hull Weller Roseville Class 4 - Photography Tin Types Old Albums Photographs Class 5 - Fishing Lure(s) Reel(s) Fishing License Landing Net Bait Bucket 36 Class 6 - Country Kitchen Juicer Rolling Pin Cookbook Egg Beater Potato Masher Class 7 - Bottles Medicine Bottle Soda Bottle Beer Bottle Milk Bottle Class 8 - Ladies Wear Ladies Dress Gloves Hat Pins Beaded or Mesh Purses Ladies Hat Necklace Lapel Watch Class 9 - Toys & Games from pre Toy Tractor Comic Book Windup Toy Boxed Game China Doll Pedal Vehicle Class 10 - Railroad Lantern Lock China Time Table Depot Picture Class 11 - Advertising Fan Paperweight Trade Token Ash Tray Yard Stick Calendar Tin(s) Class 12 - Williams County Memorabilia Williams County Fair Item(s) Williams County High School Item(s) Williams County Merchant Item(s) Williams County Manufacturing Items(s) Class 13 - Collections (minimum: 2 - maximum: 5) Marbles Thimbles Pens or Pencils License Plates Hand Bells Note: A collection is defined as separate or different items, which are related according to theme. A matched set of items is not considered a collection. For example: A collection of Thimbles indicates three different patterns, not three of the same pattern. Please limit to five or less items. Class14 - Jewelry Brooch Bracelet Necklace and Earring Set Ring Class 15 - Christmas Figural Light Bulb String of Lights Santa Christmas Book Ornament Christmas Postcard