2017

SAC COUNTY FAIR BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PRESIDENT MATT NABERHAUS - SCHALLERVICE PRESIDENT REGGIE VOYLES - SAC CITYSECRETARY KELSEY LOHFF- SAC CITYTREASURER TONIA BLUM – SCHALLERMANAGER AMANDA WEBER – SAC CITY

BOARD MEMBERSTANNER BERRY- SAC CITY LISA HURD-NEMAHAMATT BIEDE-SCHALLER MATT HURD-NEWELLLARRY COON-LYTTON KELLEN JACOBSON-EARLYCORY CORNELIUS- LAKE VIEW KEN MEYER-LYTTONHOLLY CORNELIUS-LAKE VIEW ROGER MUEGGENBERG-SAC CITY BRENT DREY- SAC CITY DALE MURLEY-SAC CITYMELISSA DREY-SAC CITY BRIAN POLACEK-SAC CITYSTEVE ENGEL-SAC CITY LISA SHEPHERD-SCHALLERSTEPH ERPELDING-LYTTON JASON SHEPHERD-SCHALLER LARRY FRANK-SCHALLER RAY WEDEKING- NEMAHAMATT GOLWITZER-SAC CITY GENE WEITZEL-EARLY

LORA WRIGHT-EXTENSION

OFFICE HELPGENE MCBRIDE - ROCKWELL CITY

HEATHER SPETMAN- ODEBOLTDALLAS PULLEN-SAC CITY

COVER BY JUDY MAU - SAC CITYINDEX

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DEPARTMENT PAGE NO

ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES 11-12

ART DEPARTMENT 47-50

BABY CONTEST 63

BAKED GOODS 25-28

CANNED GOODS 18-24

CREATIVE HANDIWORK 54-59

DOG SHOW 62

FAIR SCHEDULE 5-8

FANCY PIGEONS 60-61

FLOWER DIVISION 39-46

GATE TICKET PRICES 4

GENERAL RULES FOR OPEN CLASS 9-10

GRAIN AND SEEDS 13-17

HOBBY AND NEEDLECRAFT 33-38

KID’S DAY 64

LITTLE MISS CONTEST 66

LITTLE MISTER CONTEST 67

PHOTOGRAPHY 51-53

QUEEN CONTEST 65

TEXTILE SEWING 29-32

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THE SAC COUNTY FAIR EAGERLY INVITES YOU TO ATTEND THE 148TH SAC COUNTY FAIR!

WE ARE BRINGING BACK SOME OLD FAVORITES AS WELLAS WHAT WE HOPE WILL BE SOME NEW FAVORITES. FIGURE 8 RACES ARE BACK FOR WEDNESDAY NIGHT THIS YEAR! MAKE SURE TO STICK AROUND FOR LITTLE TEXAS ON SATURDAY NIGHT TOO!

SOME FAVORTIE EVENTS INCLUDE CARNIVAL RIDES, ILLUSIONIST, CHAINSAW ARTIST, PETTING ZOO, KIDS ZONE, AG LEARNING CENTER AND MORE THAT ARE ALL FREE WITH ADMISSION

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, TO ALL OF OUR VOLUNTEERS WHO HELP MAKE THE FAIR SUCH A GREAT SUCCESS! THERE ARE COUNTLESS HOURS PUT INTO THE FAIR THAT ARE VERY MUCH APPRECIATED.

IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO THANK EVERYONE INDIVIDUALLY, SO THE SAC COUNTY FAIR BOARD WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK ALL THE MANY PEOPLE FOR THEIR CONTINUED SUPPORT AND SPONSORSHIP. THIS ALL HAS HELPED MAKE THE SAC COUNTY FAIR ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL COUNTY FAIRS IN IOWA.

BE SURE TO JOIN US JULY 26TH THRU THE 29TH TO CONTINUE MAKING GREAT MEMORIES AND SUPPORT THE 4-H YOUTH OF SAC COUNTY!

WELCOME TO THE SAC COUNTY FAIR!!

SAC COUNTY FAIR BOARD

GATE TICKET PRICES

******GRANDSTAND FREE******

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DAILY TICKETS

WEDNESDAY-SATURDAYADULT – 14 YEARS AND OVER $10.00AFTER 4PM $15.009-10-11-12-13 YEARS $ 5.008 YEARS AND UNDER FREE

SATURDAY AFTER 2PM ALL ENTRY $20.00

SEASON TICKETSTHROUGH JULY 25, 2017ADULTS – 14 YEARS AND OVER $30.009-10-11-12-13 YEARS $10.008 YEARS AND UNDER FREE

BEGINNING JULY 26, 2017ADULTS – 14 YEARS AND OVER $35.009-10-11-12-13 YEARS $15.008 YEARS AND UNDER FREE

EXHIBITORS

ANY EXHIBITOR – 14 YEARS AND OVER $20.00ANY EXHIBITOR – 9-10-11-12-13 YEARS $ 5.004-H & FFA $ 5.00WORKERS PASS $20.00

RETURN PRIVILEGE

ALL PERSONS ENTERING THE GROUNDS MUST PAY THE ADMISSIONS FEE, ANYONE WISHING TO LEAVE THE GROUNDS AND RETURN THE SAME DAY MAY DO SO BY HAVING HIS/HER HAND STAMPED BEFORE LEAVING.

2017 SAC COUNTY FAIR PROGRAMTHIS IS A TENTATIVE PROGRAM AND IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. A COMPLETE PROGRAM WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE FAIR OFFICE AND

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ON OUR WEB PAGE AT SACCOUNTYFAIR.COMJULY 1 LIVESTOCK/STATIC FAIR ENTRIES/COMMUNICATIONS

ENTRIES DUE BY 4:00 PM AT THE SAC COUNTY EXTENSION OFFICE

JULY 13 CLOTHING SELECTION/FASHION REVUE/$15 CHALLENGE, EDUCATION PRESENTATIONS, EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING& SHARE THE FUN JUDGING-OAK TERRACE & EXT. OFFICE

JULY 15 JUDGING BEEF PEN OF 3 @ PEYTON’S-6 P.M.JULY 20 FAIR CLEAN UP DAY - 6 PMJULY 18 TO JULY 23OPEN CLASS REGISTRATION AT FAIR OFFICE OR BY MAIL. NO LATE ENTRIES WLL BE TAKEN! ALL ENTRIES MUST BE REGISTERED BY 12:00 PM SATURDAY, JULY 23!

JULY 25 – TUESDAY8:30 A.M. STATIC EXHIBIT JUDGING BY SCHEDULE (BY CLUBS)1-5:00 P.M. OPEN CLASS ENTRIES IN PLACE IN OPEN CLASS BUILDINGS6:00 P.M. ALL DIVISIONS OF OPEN CLASS (NON LIVESTOCK)

WILL BE JUDGED

JULY 26 – WEDNESDAY7:00 A.M. LIVESTOCK WILL BE ALLOWED TO ENTER THE FAIR GROUNDS9:00 A.M. SHEEP, SWINE & BEEF WEIGH IN - IN PLACE BY 11:00 A.M.9:00 A.M. GOAT WEIGH-IN, MUST BE IN PLACE BY 11:00 A.M.3:00 P.M. 4-H STYLE SHOW & SHARE THE FUN & EDUCATIONAL

PRESENTATIONSOFFICIAL OPENING OF THE FAIR-NATIONAL ANTHEM IN FRONT OF GRANDSTAND6:00 P.M. CROWNING OF SAC COUNTY FAIR LITTLE MISS & MISTER6:30 P.M. CROWNING OF 2017 SAC COUNTY FAIR QUEEN7:30P.M. FIGURE 8 RACES

JULY 27 – THURSDAY- SENIOR DAYGATE FEE CHANGES AFTER 4:00 PM TO $15 FOR ADULTS SENIOR DAY 8:00 A.M. PRIDE OF IOWA/WORKING EXHIBITS JUDGING BEGINS8:00 A.M. 4-H SHEEP SHOW FOLLOWED BY THE GOAT SHOW8:00A.M. POULTRY SHOW9:30 A.M. 4-H HORSE SHOW12:30P.M. LORING HIOSPITAL PRESENTATION12:30-2:00 P.M. FREE PIE AND ICE CREAM FOR SENIORS 1:30P.M. FACEPAINTER IN KIDS ZONE1:30P.M. LORING HIOSPITAL PRESENTATIONJULY 27 – THURSDAY- SENIOR DAY- CONTINUED3:00 P.M. RABBIT SHOW 4:00P.M. BILL RILEY TALENT SHOW

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7:00 P.M. RODEO BY WRIGHT RODEO CO. 9:00 P.M. DUANE MURLEY - DJ BEER GARDEN

JULY 28 – FRIDAYGATE FEE CHANGES AFTER 4:00 PM TO $15 FOR ADULTS8:00 A.M. 4-H & FFA MARKET SWINE SHOW8:00 A.M. PRIDE OF IOWA/WORKING EXHIBITS BEGIN JUDGING1:30 P.M. DAIRY SHOW2:30 P.M. BRING IN DOGS FOR DOG SHOW3:00 P.M. 4-H & FFA LIVESTOCK JUDGING CONTEST3:00 P.M. DOG SHOW (S.SIDE OF NEW FAMILY CENTER) 3:00 P. M. FACEPAINTER IN KIDS ZONE4:00 P.M. SPECIAL K’Z THE CLOWN (STROLLING)4:30 P.M. PET SHOW (S. SIDE OF FAMILY CENTER)7:00 P.M. OUTLAW TRACTOR PULL 9:00 P.M. DUANE MURLEY - DJ-BEER GARDEN

July 29 – SATURDAY -KIDS DAY GATE FEE CHANGES AFTER 2:00 PM TO $20 FOR EVERYONE8:00 A.M. 4-H & FFA BEEF SHOW9:00 A.M. BABY CONTEST (KIDS ZONE)9:00 A.M. ANTIQUE TRACTOR PULL 9:00 A.M. IOWA DRAFT PONY ASSOC. SHOW

9:00AM PONY HITCH HALTER11:00AM HITCH CLASSES

9:30 A.M. INSECT ZOO PROGRAM10:00 A.M. KIDDIE PARADE LINEUP AND JUDGING10-4 P.M. VENDOR FAIR 10:30 A.M. KIDDIE PARADE FOLLOWED BY KIDS GAMES10:30 A.M. SPECIAL K’Z THE CLOWN (STROLLING) 11:00 A.M. BIKE RODEO SPONSORED BY SAC CITY POLICE

DEPT. AND SAC CITY MEN’S CLUB11-12 NOON 4-H INT/SENIOR IRON CHEF COMPETITION12:00 P.M. FREE KIDS LUNCH COURTESY OF LIONS CLUB12:30-1:30P.M. 4-H JUNIOR IRON CHEF COMPETITION12:30-1:00 P.M. SIGN UP PEDAL POWER PULL1:00 P.M. SANCTIONED PEDAL POWER PULL2:00 P.M. 4-H & FFA OVERALL SHOWMANSHIP CONTEST2:00 P.M. FACE PAINTER IN KIDS ZONE3:00 P.M. CARICATURE DRAWINGS 4:30 P.M. 4-H & FFA AUCTION

July 30 – SATURDAY -KIDS DAY- CONTINUED

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7:00 P.M. JAY CLYDE BAND FOLLOWED BY LITTLE TEXAS

FIREWORKS AFTER DARK

JULY 30 - SUNDAY

6:00 A.M. SWINE RELEASED & PENS CLEANED UP6:30 A.M. SHEEP, GOAT, BEEF & DAIRY RELEASED

& PENS CLEANED UP6:30 A.M. HORSE, POULTRY & RABBIT RELEASED

& PENS CLEANED UP 8:00 A.M. RELEASE OF NON-LIVESTOCK EXHIBITS

4-H AND OPEN CLASS BUILDING

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OTHER HIGHLIGHTS OF THE FAIR

KIDS ZONE AND AG LEARNING CENTER HOURS WEDNESDAY 5PM-9PMTHURSDAY 10AM- 9PMFRIDAY 10AM-9PMSATURDAY 9AM-9PM

FREE CARNIVAL WEDNESDAY 6:30PMTHURSDAY 6:00PMFRIDAY 5:00PMSATURDAY 12:00PM

ILLUSIONISTWEDNESDAY 5:30PM AND 7:15PMTHURSDAY 12:00PM, 3:00PM, AND 8:30PMFRIDAY 12:15PM, 3:30PM, AND 6:00PMSATURDAY 12:15PM, 3:30PM, AND 6:00PM

BOB BOHM ENTERTAINMENTWEDNESDAY 4:30PM AND 7:45PMTHURSDAY 1:30PM, 5:00PM, AND 7:30PMFRIDAY 1:00PM, 5:00PM, AND 6:30PMSATURDAY 9:00AM, 2:30PM, AND 5:00PM

CHAINSAW ARTIST WEDNESDAY TO BE DETERMINEDTHURSDAY 9:30AM, 12:30PM, 3:00PM, AND 5:30PMFRIDAY 10:00AM, 12:30PM, 3:00PM, AND 5:00PMSATURDAY 9:00AM, 11:30AM, 2:30PM, AND 5:00PM

MEYER’S PETTING ZOO DAILY AT 10AM

LASER TAG (FREE)

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GENERAL RULES FOR OPEN CLASSPLEASE NOTE:THESE RULES APPLY TO EVERY CLASS; HOWEVER, EACH CLASS MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER REQUIREMENTS. THESE WILL BE LISTED SEPARATELY UNDER EACH INDIVIDUAL DEPARTMENT, SO READ CAREFULLY.

SPECIAL NOTICE:RELEASE OF NON-LIVESTOCK EXHIBITS 7:00 A.M. TO NOON, SUNDAY, JULY 30, 2017

******RIBBONS AND PREMIUM CHECKS MUST BE PICKED UP AT THE SAME TIME YOUR ENTRIES ARE PICKED UP ON SUNDAY, JULY 30. CHECKS WILL NOT BE MAILED AND WILL BE STRICTLY VOIDED WITHIN 30 DAYS******

PLEASE CHECK AT FAIR OFFICE FOR ANY CHANGES OF RELEASE AND FOR THE RELEASE OF PREMIUM CHECKS.

1. ARTICLE MUST BE ENTERED IN NAME OF PERSON WHO MADESAME ARTICLE

2. SEASON GATE PASS IS REQUIRED BY THE EXHIBITOR AND MUST BEPURCHASED AT THE TIME YOUR ENTRY IS REGISTERED AT THEFAIR OFFICE

SEASON PASS – ANY EXHIBITOR 9-13 YEARS $5.00 14 YEARS & OLDER $20.00

3. THE FAIR OFFICE AT THE FAIR GROUNDS WILL BE OPEN FROM 11:00 AM TO 6:00 PM (OPEN DURING THE NOON HOUR), STARTING

MONDAY, JULY 17, 2017. ENTRIES MAY BE REGISTERED AT THEOFFICE DURING THESE HOURS OR MAY BE SENT TO THE SAC COUNTY FAIR, PO BOX 423, SAC CITY, IA 50583

NO TELEPHONE ENTRIES WILL BE TAKEN; ENTRIES WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY, JULY 22 AT 12:00 PM. THE OFFICE WILL BE OPEN ON SATURDAY, JULY 22 FROM 9:00 AM TO 12:00 NOON.

4. EXHIBITOR WILL SAVE TIME AND AVOID MISTAKES IF THEY WILL TAKE A LIST OF ENTRIES TO THE FAIR OFFICE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE IN ADVANCE. YOU MAY PICK UP YOUR COMPLETED TAGS (TO ATTACH TO YOUR EXHIBITS) LATER IN THE WEEK OR AT THE TIME YOUR EXHIBITS ARE TO BE PLACED IN THE PROPER DEPARTMENT.

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COST OF POSTAGE DOES NOT PERMIT RETURN OF TAGS TO THE EXHIBITOR BY MAIL. PLEASE HAVE YOUR LIST OF ENTRIES ON ENTRY BLANKS IN THE BACK OF THIS BOOK, AT WWW.SACCOUNTYFAIR.COM OR YOU MAY PICK UP EXTRA BLANKS AT THE OFFICE.

5. THE GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS WILL BE OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF YOUR ENTRIES ON TUESDAY, JULY 25. EXHIBITS WILL BE RECEIVED FROM 1:00 PM TO 5:00 PM. ALL EXHIBITS MUST HAVE TAGSATTACHED.

6. CHECK OUT TIME FOR OPEN CLASS EXHIBITS WILL BE ON SUNDAY, JULY 30 FROM 8:00 AM TO NOON. IF YOU CANNOT PICK UP YOUR ARTICLES AT THE TIME SPECIFIED, YOU MUST MAKE ARRANGEMENTS FOR SOMEONE TO PICK THEM UP FOR YOU!!

7. EVERYONE CAN ENTER EACH CLASS WITH THEIR OWN AGE GROUP IN EACH CLASS. THIS MEANS YOU CAN USE EACH CLASS # ONLY ONCE. A LETTER PREFIX WILL PRECEDE EACH CLASS:

A – ADULTB – 10 YEARS TO 17 YEARSC – 9 YEARS AND UNDER

SIMPLY PUT THE LETTER PREFIX BEFORE THE CLASS NUMBER.THIS REGULATION APPLIES TO EVERY CLASS EXCEPT ART (SEE THISDEPARTMENT FOR CORRECT PREFIXES).

8. THE FAIR BOARD WILL MAINTAIN REASONABLE WATCH OVER EXHIBITS BUT WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR LOSSES.

9. EXHIBITORS ARE LIMITED TO SAC COUNTY AND BORDERING COUNTIES.

10. PREMIUMS FOR ALL CATEGORIES WILL BE AS FOLLOWS: 1ST PLACE (BLUE)-$3.002ND PLACE (RED)-$2.00

3RD PLACE (WHITE)-$1.00

PREMIUM CHECKS FOR ENTRIES MUST BE PICKED SUNDAY, JULY 30 AT CHECK-OUT TIME. THEY WILL NOT BE MAILED AND MUST BE CASHED IN 30 DAYS.

ALL CHECKS NOT CASHED WITHIN 30 DAYS WILL BE VOID!!!

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES

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ZELDA DAMM – SUPERINTENDENT

**ENTRIES WILL BE LIMITED TO ITEMS OWNED BY SAC COUNTY RESIDENTS OR ITEMS THAT ORIGINALLY BELONGED TO RESIDENTS OF SAC COUNTY.**ITEMS SHOULD HAVE A SHORT HISTORY (TYPED OR PRINTED ON A RECIPE CARD) OF ORIGIN – MADE BY, TRAVELED FROM, ETC.**JUDGE WILL CONSIDER AUTHENTICITY, HISTORICAL VALUE AND CONDITION OF THE EXHIBIT. IN A CLASS WITH LIMITED ENTRIES WILL MAKE AWARDS ACCORDING TO THE QUALITY OF THE ENTRIES.**ITEMS MUST BE OVER 50 YEARS OLD, TO YOUR KNOWLEDGEENTRIES MUST BE IN PLACE BY 5:00 P.M., TUESDAY, JULY 25 WITH JUDGING TO BEGIN PROMPTLY AT 6:00 PMA GRAND AND RESERVE CHAMPION RIBBON WILL BE AWARDED TO THE BEST TWO EXHIBITS OVER THE THREE CLASSES

******************NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED******************

CLASS 100 – SAC COUNTY MEMORABILIA101 WOOD OR METAL102 CHINA103 POTTERY104 PAPER105 GLASS106 OTHER

CLASS 150 – ADVERTISING ITEMS151 WOOD OR METAL152 CHINA153 POTTERY154 PAPER155 GLASS156 OTHER

CLASS 200 – HAND-MADE ITEMSIF YOU KNOW AGE OF ITEM PLEASE INDICATE

CLASS 201 – FULL SIZE QUILT

CLASS 202 – LAP OR BABY QUILT203 DOILY-CROCHET204 DOILY-TATTED205 SCARF-CROCHET206 SCARF-TATTED207 SHEETS & PILLOWCASES

CLASS 202 – LAP OR BABY QUILT-CONTINUED

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208 HANDKERCHIEFS209 EMBROIDERY210 ANY OTHER NEEDLEWORK211 WOOD OR METAL

CLASS 250 – ITEMS NOT HAND MADE251 CHINA252 POTTERY253 PAPER254 GLASS255 HANDPAINTED GLASSWARE256 WOOD257 METAL

CLASS 300 – TOYS301 METAL302 WOOD303 CLOTH304 CHINA, GLASS305 OTHER

CLASS 350 – COLLECTION OF RELATED ITEMS3 ITEMS OR MORE (EXAMPLE: MATCHING HAIR BRUSH, MIRROR

AND COMB)351 COINS352 GLASS353 DOLLS354 STAMPS355 BASEBALL CARDS (50 + YEARS OLD)356 DISHES357 OTHER

CLASS 360 – SMALL FURNITURE

CLASS 370 – PHOTOS

CLASS 380- FAIR MEMORABILIA FROM YEARS PAST ***********************************************************************

GRAIN & SEEDS DEPARTMENT SUPERINTENDENT

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READ GENERAL RULES FOR OPEN CLASS, PLUS THE FOLLOWING:**ALL ENTRIES IN THE DEPARTMENT MUST BE THE PRODUCE OF THIS YEAR, UNLESS OTHERWISE PROVIDED**ENTRIES IN THIS DEPARTMENT WILL BE LIMITED TO ONE SAMPLE IN EACH LOT**ALL SAMPLES OF CORN MUST HAVE BEEN GROWN IN IOWA BY THE EXHIBITOR DURING THE YEAR 2014, EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE NOTED.**AFTER EXHIBITS HAVE BEEN ENTERED UNDER ONE CLASS AND VARIETY, THE EXHIBITOR CANNOT CHANGE HIS ENTRY TO ANOTHER CLASS OR VARIETY**FIRST AND SECOND PREMIUMS WILL BE AWARDED; HONORABLE MENTION AWARDS WILL BE GIVEN TO EXHIBITS THE JUDGE FEELS DESERVES THEM. NO PREMIUM MONEY WILL BE GIVEN FOR THIS AWARD.** THERE WILL BE A TROPHY GIVEN UNDER THE RIPE GRAIN CATEGORY. THIS TROPHY CAN ONLY BE WON BY THE SAME FAMILY ONCE EVERY TWO YEARS.**EXHIBITS MUST BE IN PLACE BY 5:00 PM WITH JUDGING TO BEGIN AT 6:00 PM, TUESDAY, JULY 25, 2017

A - ADULTB – 10 YEARS TO 17 YEARSC – 9 YEARS AND UNDER

******************NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED******************CLASS NO. 1.000 – GRAINS AND SEEDS

1.001 5 EAR YELLOW DENT CORN, 20151.002 SINGLE EAR YELLOW DENT CORN, 20151.003 5 EARS MINIATURE DECORATIVE CORN, 20151.004 5 EARS YELLOW POPCORN, 20151.005 5 EARS WHITE POPCORN, 20151.006 5 EARS RED POPCORN, 20151.007 LARGEST SINGLE EAR CORN, 20151.008 LONGEST SINGLE EAR CORN, 20151.009 3 EARS INDIAN CORN, 20151.010 WHITE OATS, 20161.011 YELLOW OATS, 20161.012 SHELLED CORN, 20151.013 BROME SEED, 20151.014 WINTER WHEAT, 20161.015 SPRING WHEAT, 20161.016 BARLEY, 20161.017 RED CLOVER SEED, 20151.018 WHITE CLOVER SEED, 20151.019 SOYBEAN, 2015

CLASS NO. 1.000 – GRAINS AND SEEDS-CONTINUED1.020 FLAX, 2015

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1.021 GRAIN SORGHUM, 2015

CLASS NO. 2.000 – GRAIN AND FORAGETO BE JUDGED FROM THE STANDPOINT OF USEFULNESS FOR HAYTO BE SHOWN AS A CURED BUNDLE, 2017

2.001 SOYBEANS2.002 TIMOTHY2.003 ALFALFA2.004 BLUE GRASS2.005 SWEET CLOVER2.006 RED CLOVER2.007 MIXED LEGUMES AND GRASS HAY2.008 BROME GRASS2.009 ALSIKE CLOVER

TO BE SHOWN AS AN UNCURED GRASS FORAGE BUNDLE2.010 SUDAN GRASS2.011 FORAGE SORGHUM

RIPE GRAIN2.012 BUNDLE OF OATS, 20172.013 EXHIBIT OF 5 VARIETIES OF SEED NAMED,

ONE QUART EACH, 20162.014 BUNDLE GRAIN SORGHUM, 20162.015 3 STALKS OF 2017 CORN WITH EARS

CLASS NO. 3.000 – VEGETABLES AND FRUITBRUSH ALL ROOT CROPS, DO NOT WASH, WASHING DOES NOT DISQUALIFY, BUT THEY KEEP BETTER IF NOT WASHED. EXHIBIT BEETS, CARROTS, PARSNIPS, TURNIPS, ETC., WITH TOPS CUT 1 TO 1 ½ INCHES LONG. A VERY HELPFUL PAMPHLET IS AVAILABLE AT THE EXTENSION OFFICE ENTITLED, “HARVESTING AND PREPARING VEGETABLES FOR EXHIBIT” (4H-462). THIS WILL AID YOU IN GETTING YOUR ENTRIES READY FOR EXHIBIT. IF THERE ARE 5 OR MORE ENTRIES IN ONE CLASS, AN HONORABLE MENTION AWARD WILL BE GIVEN BUT NO MONEY FOR THIS PRIZE. A TRI-COLOR RIBBON WILL BE AWARDED TO THE BEST EXHIBIT IN THIS DEPARTMENT.

CLASS NO. 3.0003.001 6 YOUKON GOLD POTATOES3.002 6 RUSSET TYPE POTATOES3.003 6 RED POTATOES3.004 6 WHITE POTATOES

CLASS NO. 3.000 – VEGETABLES AND FRUIT-CONTINUED3.005 3 WHITE ONIONS3.006 3 YELLOW ONIONS

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3.007 3 RED ONIONS3.008 PICKLING ONIONS(NOT LESS THAN ONE QUART SHOWN)3.009 1 SPECIMEN MANGEL – WURZELS3.010 3 TABLE BEETS3.011 3 SPECIMENS OF RUTABAGAS3.012 3 HEADS OF WHITE KOHLRABI3.013 1 HEAD CAULIFLOWER3.014 1 EGG PLANT3.015 BRUSSELL SPROUTS (6)3.016 1 ROUND CABBAGE3.017 1 POINTED HEAD CABBAGE3.018 1 FLAT HEAD CABBAGE3.019 1 HEAD RED CABBAGE3.020 1 HEAD LETTUCE3.021 3 HEADS PURPLE KOHLRABI3.022 1 SUMMER CROOKED NECK SQUASH3.023 1 GOURMET GLOBE SQUASH3.024 1 GOLD NUGGET SQUASH3.025 1 PATTY PAN SQUASH3.026 1 ZUCCHINI SQUASH3.027 1 SPAGHETTI SQUASH3.028 1 TURBAN SQUASH3.029 1 BUTTERNUT SQUASH3.030 1 ACORN SQUASH3.031 1 OTHER SQUASH NOT LISTED3.032 1 PINT OF DRIED GARDEN PEAS3.033 1 PINT OF DRY BEANS3.034 1 PINT OF EDIBLE SOYBEANS3.035 3 TURNIPS3.036 3 RED TOMATOES, NO STEMS3.037 3 YELLOW TOMATOES, NO STEMS3.038 1 DOZEN RED PRESERVING TOMATOES3.039 1 DOZEN YELLOW PEAR PRESERVING TOMATOES3.040 1 DOZEN SALAD TOMATOES3.041 3 BELL PEPPERS3.042 3 HUNGARIAN HOT PEPPERS3.043 3 SWEET BANANA PEPPERS3.044 3 JALAPENO PEPPERS3.045 3 CAYENNE PEPPERS3.046 SAMPLE PARSLEY3.047 6 TABLE CUCUMBERS FOR SLICING – 6”3.048 6 DILL PICKLING CUCUMBERS – 4” TO 5”3.049 6 PICKLING CUCUMBERS – 2” TO 3”

CLASS NO. 3.000 – VEGETABLES AND FRUIT-CONTINUED3.050 12 GREEN BEANS3.051 12 YELLOW BEANS

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3.052 12 PURPLE STRING BEANS3.053 1 BUNCH SWISS CHARD3.054 1 WATERMELON, MUST HAVE 8 INCH VINE ATTACHED3.055 1 MUSK MELON, MUST HAVE 8 INCH VINE ATTACHED3.056 6 PARSNIPS3.057 1 PIE PUMPKIN3.058 1 FIELD PUMPKIN3.059 1 MINIATURE PUMPKIN3.060 6 GOURDS (MIXED)3.061 6 OKRA3.062 RHUBARB – 3 STALKS RED VARIETY3.063 RHUBARB – 3 STALKS GREEN VARIETY3.064 6 CARROTS3.065 12 SNOW PEAS – EDIBLE POD3.066 1 HEAD BROCCOLI3.067 5 EARS YELLOW SWEET CORN3.068 5 EARS WHITE SWEET CORN3.069 5 EARS MIXED SWEET CORN3.070 ANY OTHER VEGETABLE AND FRUIT, NOT LISTED ABOVE

CLASS NO. 4.000 – NOVELTY CLASS4.001 ARTISTIC FIGURE MADE OF HOME GROWN VEGETABLES4.002 BEST DISPLAY OF VEGETABLE SHOWN BY ONE EXHIBITOR

NO LESS THAN 5 NO MORE THAN 10 NAMED VEGETABLES,ONE SPECIMEN EACH, JUDGED FOR QUALITY

4.003 BEST DISPLAY OF FRUIT SHOWN BY ONE EXHIBITOR,5 NAMED VARIETIES

CLASS NO. 5.000 - FRUIT5.001 SUMMER APPLES (5)5.002 FALL APPLES (5)5.003 WINTER APPLES (5)5.004 CRAB APPLES (5)5.005 DARK GRAPES5.006 STRAWBERRIES – 12 ON PLATE5.007 CHERRIES – 12 ON PLATE5.008 RASPBERRIES – 12 ON PLATE5.009 ANY OTHER FRUIT, NOT LISTED ABOVE5.010 PLUM 5.011 PEAR

CLASS NO. 5.100 – HERBSEXHIBITOR TO FURNISH OWN CLEAR GLASS CONTAINER FOR SPECIMEN.EXHIBIT ONE SPRIG PER BOTTLE

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5.101 DILL5.102 SAGE5.103 PEPPERMINT5.104 BASIL5.105 CHIVES5.106 OREGANO5.107 CILANTRO5.108 THYME5.109 TARAGON5.110 PARSLEY5.111 SPEARMINT5.112 OTHER THAN NAMED

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CANNED GOODSKITTY DREY – SAC CITY – SUPERINTENDENT

SHIRLEY KLUVER– SAC CITY – SUPERINTENDENT

READ GENERAL RULES FOR OPEN CLASS PLUS THE FOLLOWING:**ARTICLE MUST BE ENTERED IN NAME OF PERSON WHO MADE SAME ARTICLE**EXHIBITORS MUST USE STANDARD CANNING JARS. RINGS SHOULD BE LEFT ON.**ONLY ONE ENTRY MAY BE MADE BY THE SAME PERSON IN THE SAME LOT.**WHEN DEEMED NECESSARY, CANNED GOODS WILL BE OPENED FOR JUDGING.**CANNED GOODS SHOULD BE DATED 2016 OR 2017. ARTICLES PRESERVED FOR MORE THAN ONE YEAR ARE STRICTLY PROHIBITED.**USE THE APPROPRIATE HEADSPACE FOR EACH PRODUCT. HEADSPACE IS ALWAYS LISTED IN SAFE, TESTED RECIPE. ONLY SAFE, TESTED RECIPES SHOULD BE USED.**ALL CANNED PRODUCTS MUST BE CANNED IN COPMLIANCE WITH THE CURREST USDA GUIDELINES FOR SAFE CANNING. ANY ENTRIES NOT COMPLYING WITH THESE GUIDELINES WILL BE DISQUALIFIED. THE METHOD OF PROCESSING, HEADSPACE, PROCESSING TIME, AND DATE OF PREPARATION MUST BE INCLUDED. **IF AN ENTRY HAS BEEN PROCESSED IN A PRESSURE CANNER, THE RECIPE CARD MUST INCLUDE WHETHER A DIAL-GAUGE OR WEIGHTED-GAUGE CANNER WAS USED AND THE POUNDS USED. **IF THERE ARE 5 OR MORE IN ANY ONE CLASS HONORABLE MENTION AWARDS MAY BE GIVEN, BUT NO PRIZE MONEY WILL BE AWARDED FOR THIS SPECIAL RIBBON.PLEASE REFER TO THE USDA CANNING GUIDE, THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR HOME FOOD PRESERVATION(WWW.UGA.EDU/NCHFP), OR THE BALL BLUE BOOKS 2009 OR ISU EXTENSION AND OUTREACH PUBLICATIONS ARE ALL RESOURCES FOR SAFE, TESTED RECIPES. **EXHIBITS MUST BE IN PLACE BY 5:00 PM WITH JUDGING TO BEGIN AT 5:30 PM, TUESDAY JULY 25, 2017

A – ADULTB – 10 YEARS TO 17 YEARSC – 9 YEARS & UNDER

SPECIAL NOTE: BECAUSE OF POSSIBLE MOLD CONTAMINATION, PARAFFIN OR WAX SEALS ARE NO LONGER CONSIDERED SAFE FOR ANY SWEET SPREAD, INCLUDING JELLIES. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CONTACT THE FAIR OFFICE OR THE SAC COUNTY EXTENSION OFFICE OR ANSWER LINE AT IOWA STATE UNIVERSITYAND OUTREACH

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1-800-262-3804 OR ANSWER@IASTATE.EDU.

********************NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED*************************PLEASE HAVE YOUR ENTRIES IN PLACE ON TIME*****

CLASS NO. 6.000 – PRESERVESNOT LESS THAN ONE HALF PINTPRESERVE SHOULD BE WHOLE OR IN UNIFORM PIECES

6.001 APPLE6.002 APRICOT6.003 BLACKBERRY6.004 CHERRY6.005 CRANBERRY6.006 FIG6.007 KIWI6.008 LOGANBERRY6.009 PEACH6.010 PEAR6.011 PLUM6.012 QUINCE6.013 RASPBERRY6.014 STRAWBERRY6.015 TOMATO, RED6.016 TOMATO, YELLOW6.017 WATERMELON RIND6.018 OTHER THAN NAMED

CLASS NO. 7.000 – JAMSNOT LESS THAN ONE HALF PINT. FRUIT SHOULD BE CRUSHED

7.001 BLACKBERRY7.002 CHERRY7.003 GRAPE7.004 PEACH7.005 BLUEBERRY7.006 STRAWBERRY – RHUBARB7.007 JAM WITH ADDITIVE7.008 ANY OTHER KIND

CLASS NO. 8.000 – JELLIESNOT LESS THAN ONE HALF PINT

8.001 APPLE8.002 BLACKBERRY8.003 CHERRY8.004 CRAB APPLE8.005 CURRANT

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CLASS NO. 8.000 – JELLIES-CONTINUED8.006 ELDERBERRY8.007 GOOSEBERRY8.008 GRAPE8.009 HOPA CRAB8.010 PLUM8.011 PLUM & APPLE COMBINATION8.012 RASPBERRY, BLACK8.013 RASPBERRY, RED8.014 RHUBARB8.015 STRAWBERRY8.016 TRIPLEBERRY8.017 OTHER THAN NAMED

CLASS NO. 9.000 – BUTTERNOT LESS THAN ONE HALF PINT

9.001 APPLE9.002 CRAB APPLE9.003 GOOSEBERRY9.004 GRAPE, TAME9.005 GRAPE, WILD9.006 PEACH9.007 PEAR9.008 PLUM9.009 OTHER THAN NAMED

CLASS NO. 10.000 – CONSERVESNOT LESS THAN ONE HALF PINT

10.001 APPLE-CRANBERRY10.002 APRICOT-ORANGE10.003 GRAPE IN COMBINATION10.004 PLUM10.005 OTHER THAN NAMED

CLASS NO. 11.000 –BOILING WATER BATH CANNER NOT LESS THAN ONE HALF PINT, NO COLOR ADDED

11.001 APPLE11.002 APRICOT11.003 BLACKBERRY11.004 CHERRY, RED11.005 CRAB APPLE11.006 CURRANTS11.007 GOOSEBERRY11.008 GRAPES, TAME WHITE11.009 GRAPE, TAME PURPLE11.010 GRAPES, WILD

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CLASS NO. 11.000 –BOILING WATER BATH CANNER-CONTINUED11.011 GROUND CHERRIES11.012 PEACHES11.013 PEARS11.014 PLUMS, TAME11.015 PLUMS, WILD11.016 BLUEBERRY11.017 RASPBERRY, BLACK11.018 RASPBERRY, RED11.019 RHUBARB11.020 BING CHERRIES11.021 MULBERRIES11.022 MIXED FRUIT COCKTAIL11.023 APPLE FOR PIE, SLICED, IF THICKENED, USE CLEAR JEL11.024 APPLESAUCE11.025 OTHER THAN NAMED

CLASS NO. 13.000 – PRESSURE CANNED VEGETABLESNOT LESS THAN ONE PINT

13.001 ASPARAGUS13.002 BEETS, WHOLE13.003 BEETS, SLICED13.004 BEETS, DICED13.005 BEET GREENS13.006 CARROTS13.007 CORN, YELLOW, CREAM STYLE13.008 CORN, WHITE, CREAM STYLE13.009 SWISS CHARD GREENS13.010 CORN, YELLOW, WHOLE KERNEL13.011 CORN, WHITE, WHOLE KERNEL13.012 PUMPKIN FOR PIES (CUBED, NOT PUREED)13.013 STRING BEAN, YELLOW13.014 STRING BEAN, GREEN13.015 TOMATOES, RED13.016 TOMATOES, YELLOW13.017 TOMATO SOUP (ONLY RECIPE FROM THE BLUE BALL BOOK)13.018 VEGETABLE SOUP13.019 LIMA BEANS13.020 SPINACH GREENS13.021 PEAS13.022 KALE13.023 OTHER THAN NAMED

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CLASS NO. 14.000 – MEATS – PRESSURE CANNEDIN JARS OF ONE PINT OR MORE

14.001 BEEF14.002 CHICKEN14.003 MINCE MEAT (ONLY RECIPE FROM THE BLUE BALL BOOK)14.005 PORK14.006 RABBIT14.007 SAUSAGE14.008 TURKEY14.009 VENISON14.010 OTHER THAN NAMED

CLASS NO. 15.000 – SOUR PICKLESNOT LESS THAN ONE PINT. NO COLOR OF ANY KIND ADDED

15.001 ASPARAGUS15.002 GREEN BEAN15.003 YELLOW BEAN15.004 BEETS15.005 CARROT15.006 CAULIFLOWER15.007 CUCUMBER15.008 DILL, PLAIN15.009 DILL, KOSHER15.010 MIXED VEGETABLE15.011 MUSTARD 15.012 ONION15.013 PEPPERS15.014 SAUERKRAUT15.015 TOMATO, GREEN SLICED15.016 OKRA15.017 ZUCCHINI15.018 OTHER THAN NAMED

CLASS NO. 16.000 – SWEET PICKLESNOT LESS THAN ONE PINT. NO COLOR OF ANY KIND ADDED

16.001 APPLE16.002 BREAD AND BUTTER16.003 CARROT16.004 CUCUMBER, GREEN WHOLE16.005 CUCUMBER, RIPE16.006 PEACH16.007 PEAR16.008 TOMATO, GREEN16.009 TUMERIC16.010 WATERMELON RIND16.011 LIME PICKLES

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CLASS NO. 16.000 – SWEET PICKLES-CONTINUED16.012 OKRA16.013 ZUCCHINI16.014 JALAPENO PEPPER16.015 OTHER THAN NAMED

CLASS NO. 17.000 – CATSUP, DRESSINGS, RELISHNOT LESS THAN ONE PINT

17.001 CHOW CHOW17.002 CHILI SAUCE17.003 CORN RELISH17.004 PICCALILLI17.005 TOMATO CATSUP17.006 BARBECUE SAUCE17.007 END OF GARDEN RELISH17.008 BEET RELISH17.009 CUCUMBER RELISH17.010 ZUCCHINI RELISH17.011 TOMATO SAUCE17.012 SPAGHETTI SAUCE17.013 SALSA (MUST BE A TESTED RECIPE, UNALTERED)17.014 OTHER THAN NAMED

CLASS NO. 18.000 – MISCELLANEOUSONE HALF PINT OR MORE

18.001 TOMATO JUICE18.002 GRAPE JUICE18.003 APPLE JUICE18.004 SAUERKRAUT18.005 OTHER THEN NAMED

A TRI-COLOR RIBBON WILL BE AWARDED TO THE BEST EXHIBIT IN THIS DEPARTMENT. THIS WILL BE AWARDED ON THE JUDGES DECISION. NO EXTRA PRIZE MONEY WILL BE GIVEN FOR THIS AWARD.

CLASS 18.030 – HOME MADE WINESMUST BE 21 YEARS OF AGE BY FAIR REGISTRATION DATE 2016.ONE SMALL JELLY JAR OF WINE FOR JUDGES TO SAMPLE SHALL ACCOMPANY THE SAME WINE BEING ENTERED. ONE JAR OF SAME WINE FOR DISPLAY. WINE WILL BE JUDGED ON TASTE AND ALSO THE DISPLAY. STORE PURCHASED WINE WILL BE DISQUALIFIED.

RED WINE18.031 RHUBARB18.032 RASPBERRY

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RED WINE-CONTINUED18.033 BLACKBERRY18.034 STRAWBERRY18.035 CHERRY18.036 DANDELION18.037 COMBINATION/PLEASE EXPLAIN18.038 OTHER/PLEASE EXPLAIN

WHITE18.039 RHUBARB18.040 RASPBERRY18.041 BLACKBERRY18.042 STRAWBERRY18.043 CHERRY18.044 DANDELION18.045 COMBINATION/PLEASE EXPLAIN18.046 OTHER/PLEASE EXPLAIN

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BAKED GOODSKITTY DREY – SAC CITY – SUPERINTENDENT

SHIRLEY KLUVER– SAC CITY – SUPERINTENDENT

READ GENERAL RULES FOR OPEN CLASS PLUS FOLLOWING:**ARTICLE MUST BE ENTERED IN NAME OF PERSON WHO MADE SAME ARTICLE**ALL ARTICLES MUST BE ENTERED ON PAPER PLATES OR COVERED CARDBOARD WITH A PLASTIC BAG OR CELLOPHANE WRAP**ALL CAKES MUST BE ON A CARDBOARD SHEET. PLEASE DO NOT ALLOW THE SHEET TO EXTEND MORE THAN ONE INCH LARGER THAN THE CAKE**AFTER JUDGING TAKES PLACE, ONE PIECE OF EXHIBIT MUST BE LEFT ON THE PLATE, ALL ELSE CAN BE TAKEN HOME**EXHIBITS MUST BE IN PLACE BY 5:00 PM, WITH JUDGING TO BEGIN AT 5:30 PM, TUESDAY, JULY 25, 2017**PLEASE HAVE YOUR ITEMS TAGGED PRIOR TO CHECKING IN

A – ADULTB – 10 YEARS TO 17 YEARSC – 9 YEARS AND UNDER

********************NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED********************CLASS – 19.000-24.000

CLASS NO. 19.000 – BREADSTANDARD SIZE LOAF

19.001 WHITE19.002 WHOLE WHEAT19.003 RYE19.004 OTHER BREAD LOAF – IDENTIFY

ANY SIZE OR CONTAINER19.005 PAN ROLLS (ATTACHED 9 ONLY)19.006 WHOLE WHEAT ROLLS (ATTACHED 9 ONLY)19.007 BUTTERHORNS (6 ONLY)19.008 CINNAMON ROLLS (UNFROSTED 4 ONLY)19.009 COFFEE CAKE (WITHOUT YEAST)19.010 CORN BREAD19.011 QUICK BREAD LOAF (NO YEAST)19.012 MUFFINS (6 ONLY) IDENTIFY19.013 TEA RING19.014 OTHER

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CLASS NO. 20.000 – LOAF CAKEPAN SIZE – 8”X8” OR 9”X 9”THE FIRST FIVE CAKES SHOULD NOT BE FROSTED

20.001 ANGEL FOOD (ANY FLAVOR) 10” ROUND OR TUBE20.002 SPONGE20.003 APPLESAUCE20.004 BUNDT20.005 GINGERBREAD20.006 CHOCOLATE (CHOCOLATE ICING)20.007 WHITE LOAF (WHITE ICING)20.008 BANANA20.009 SPICE20.010 CARROT20.011 OTHER – IDENTIFY

CLASS NO 21.000 – CUPCAKESPLATES OF 6

21.001 WHITE21.002 CHOCOLATE21.003 SPICE21.004 DECORATED21.005 OTHER – IDENTIFY

CLASS NO. 22.000 – SNACKS22.001 CARAMEL CORN22.002 OTHER FLAVORED POPCORN22.003 POPCORN BALLS22.004 CEREAL BASED (SUCH A PARTY MIX)22.005 OTHER – IDENTIFY

CLASS NO. 23.000 – COOKIESPLATE OF 6

23.001 ROLLED SUGAR23.002 SUGAR23.003 PEANUT BUTTER23.004 BARS (UNFROSTED) 1-1 ½”23.005 BARS (FROSTED) 1-1 ½”23.006 OATMEAL DROP23.007 CHOCOLATE DROP23.008 CHOCOLATE CHIP23.009 BROWNIES (UNFROSTED) 1-1 /12”23.010 MOLASSES (UNFROSTED) 1-1/1/2”23.011 HOLIDAY OR DECORATED COOKIE23.012 FOREIGN – IDENTIFY23.013 OTHER - IDENTIFY

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CLASS NO. 23.000 – COOKIES-CONTINUED23.014 MARY TOWNSEND BEST SUGAR COOKIE – ONLY ONE RIBBON

AND TROPHY WILL BE GIVEN. THIS SPECIAL RIBBON WILL BE GIVEN IN MEMORY OF MARY. SHE SUPPORTED THE FAIR FOR MANY YEARS BUT THOROUGHLY ENJOYED JUDGING. SHE IS GREATLY MISSED!

CLASS NO. 24.000 – CANDIESPLATE OF 6

24.001 FUDGE24.002 DIVINITY24.003 PANOCHE24.004 CARAMEL (INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED)24.005 PEANUT BRITTLE24.006 TOFFEE24.007 MINTS24.008 OTHER – IDENTIFY

CLASS NO. 25.000 – DECORATED CAKEPREMIUM. . . . .$4.00. . . . .$1.50REAL CAKECAKE TO BE JUDGED ON BEAUTY AND ORIGINALITY OF DECORATION ONLY

25.001 WEDDING25.002 ANNIVERSARY25.003 BIRTHDAY25.004 NOVELTY25.005 GRADUATION

CLASS NO. 26.000 – DECORATED CAKEFORMCAKE TO BE JUDGED ON BEAUTY AND ORIGINALITY OF DECORATION ONLY

26.001 WEDDING26.002 ANNIVERSARY26.003 BIRTHDAY26.004 NOVELTY26.005 GRADUATION

CLASS NO. 27.000 – PIES2 CRUST, NO EGG OR CREAM FILLINGS ALLOWED

27.001 APPLE27.002 CHERRY27.003 PEACH27.004 BERRY27.005 RHUBARB

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CLASS NO. 27.000 – PIES-CONTINUED27.006 RAISIN27.007 OTHER THAN NAMED – IDENTIFY

A SPECIAL AWARD WILL BE GIVEN AT THE DISCRETION OF THE JUDGE, TO THE BEST OVER-ALL EXHIBIT. THIS WILL BE A TRI-COLOR RIBBON, WITH NO EXTRA PRIZE MONEY FOR THIS******************************************************************

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TEXTILE SEWING DEPARTMENTKAY PINKHINKE-SUPERINTENDENT

READ GENERAL RULES OF OPEN CLASS PLUS THE FOLLOWING:**ARTICLE MUST BE ENTERED IN NAME OF PERSON WHO MADE SAME ARTICLE**PLEASE MAKE ONLY ONE ENTRY IN EACH CLASS SUBDIVISION**PLEASE DO NOT EXHIBIT ARTICLES SHOWN IN PREVIOUS FAIRS. ONLY ARTICLES MADE SINCE THE 2014 FAIR. CLOTHING SHOULD NOT SHOW EXCESSIVE WEAR**FIRST AND SECOND PREMIUMS WILL BE PAID IN EACH DIVISION. HONORABLE MENTION AWARDS WILL BE GIVEN AT THE DISCRETION OF THE JUDGE, BUT NO MONEY WILL BE GIVEN FOR THIS AWARD**A TRI-COLOR RIBBON WILL BE AWARDED TO THE BEST EXHIBIT IN THIS DEPARTMENT. THIS RIBBON WILL BE AWARDED ON THE JUDGES DECISION. NO PRIZE MONEY WILL BE GIVEN FOR THIS AWARD BUT WINNING GARMENT WILL BE DISPLAYED IN A PROMINENT PLACE**ALL SEAMS SHOULD BE 5/8” UNLESS SERGER IS USED, TRIM THREADS AND PRESS ARTICLEEXHIBITS MUST BE IN PLACE BY 5:00 PM, WITH JUDGING TO BEGIN AT 6:00 PM, TUESDAY, JULY 25, 2017****************NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED**************

A – ADULTB – 10 YEARS TO 17 YEARSC – 9 YEARS & UNDER

CLASS NO. 28.000 – GIRLS GARMENTSMADE FOR GIRLS 3 THROUGH 12 YEARS

28.001 ONE PIECE DRESS-COTTON OR BLEND(WITH OR WITHOUT BELT)

28.002 ONE PIECE DRESS-ANY OTHER FABRIC (WITH OR WITHOUT BELT)

28.003 DRESS WITH WAISTLINE OR HIGH MIDRIFF28.004 JUMPER28.005 BLOUSE OR SMOCK TOP28.006 SKIRT28.007 SLACKS28.008 COAT OR JACKET28.009 OVERALLS28.010 PAJAMAS28.011 ROBE AND HOUSECOAT28.012 JUMPSUIT28.013 CAPE OR PONCHO28.014 SWIM SUIT28.015 2 PIECE SUIT – WITH SKIRT OR PANTS28.016 CULOTTES, SHORT OR CAPRIS28.017 OTHER THAN NAMED

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CLASS NO. 29.000 – GIRLS’ GARMENTSMADE FOR GIRLS 13 THROUGH 17 YEARS

29.001 ONE PIECE DRESS-COTTON OR BLEND29.002 ONE PIECE DRESS-ANY OTHER FABRIC29.003 JUMPER29.004 BLOUSE – LONG SLEEVED29.005 BLOUSE – SHORT SLEEVED29.006 BLOUSE – SLEEVELESS29.007 JUMP SUIT29.008 LONG DRESS29.009 PAJAMAS29.010 HOUSE COAT29.011 SKIRT29.012 SLACKS29.013 SWIM SUIT29.014 APRON29.015 CULOTTES, SHORTS OR CAPRIS29.016 OTHER THAN NAMED29.017 COAT OR JACKET29.018 TWO-PIECE SLACK SUIT29.019 TWO-PIECE DRESS OR SPORTS OUTFIT29.020 PIGSKIN GARMENT29.021 CAPE OR PONCHO

CLASS NO. 30.000 – WOMEN’S GARMENTSMADE FOR OVER 18 YEARS OF AGE

30.001 ONE PIECE DRESS-COTTON OR BLEND (WITH OR WITHOUT BELT)

30.002 ONE PIECE DRESS-OTHER FABRIC (WITH OR WITHOUT BELT)

30.003 JUMPER30.004 BLOUSE – LONG SLEEVED30.005 BLOUSE – SLEEVELESS30.006 BLOUSE – SHORT SLEEVED30.007 SKIRT30.008 SLACKS30.009 TWO-PIECE DRESS30.010 FORMAL30.011 TEA APRON30.012 SHORTS, CULOTTES OR KNICKER30.013 SLACK SUIT30.014 KITCHEN APRON30.015 HOUSE COAT30.016 JUMPSUIT30.017 MATERNITY SUIT30.018 UNLINED SUIT

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CLASS NO. 30.000 – WOMEN’S GARMENTS-CONTINUED30.019 LINED SUIT – TAILORED30.020 LINED – SUIT – NOT TAILORED30.021 TWO-PIECE SLACK SUIT – TAILORED30.022 DRESS AND COAT ENSEMBLE–COAT MUST BE TAILORED30.023 SWIM SUIT30.024 JACKET30.025 BEACH COVER30.026 CENTENNIAL GARMENT30.027 SWEATSHIRT30.028 VEST30.029 CAPE OR PONCHO30.030 PIGSKIN GARMENT30.031 3 PIECE SUIT – TAILORED30.032 TWO-PIECE SUIT – TAILORED30.033 COAT – TAILORED30.034 ULTRA SUEDE GARMENT30.035 MAN-MADE LEATHER GARMENT30.036 OTHER THAN NAMED

CLASS NO. 31.000 – BOYS’ GARMENTMADE FOR BOYS UNDER AGE 16

31.001 COAT OR JACKET31.002 SHIRT, SINGLE OR DOUBLE KNIT31.003 SHIRT, OTHER FABRIC31.004 SLACKS OR TROUSERS31.005 BATHROBE OR ROBE31.006 SWIM TRUNKS31.007 SUIT31.008 TIE31.009 BOYS PAJAMAS31.010 VEST31.011 OTHER THAN NAMED

CLASS NO. 32.000 – MENS’ GARMENTSMADE FOR AGE 16 OR OVER

32.001 TOP COAT32.002 SPORT COAT32.003 SHIRT32.004 SLACKS32.005 VEST32.006 PIGSKIN JACKET32.007 SUIT 2 OR 3 PIECE32.008 CENTENNIAL GARMENT32.009 OTHER THAN NAMED32.010 ULTRA SUEDE GARMENT

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CLASS NO. 32.000 – MENS’ GARMENTSMADE FOR AGE 16 OR OVER- CONTINUED

32.011 MAN MADE LEATHER GARMENT32.012 TIE32.013 BATHROBE32.014 SWIM TRUNKS

CLASS NO. 33.000 – ORIGINAL DESIGNSWRITTEN DESCRIPTION OF HOW THIS GARMENT IS ORIGINAL

33.001 LADY’S DESIGN33.002 MEN’S DESIGN33.003 BOYS DESIGN33.004 GIRLS DESIGN33.005 INFANT DESIGN33.006 OTHER THAN NAMED

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HOBBY AND NEEDLECRAFTKAY PICKHINKE – EARLY – SUPERINTENDENT

READ GENERAL RULES FOR OPEN CLASS PLUS THE FOLLOWING:

**ARTICLE MUST BE ENTERED IN NAME OF PERSON WHO MADE SAME ARTICLE**PLEASE EXHIBIT ARTICLES THAT WERE MADE SINCE THE 2014 FAIR, WITH THE EXCEPTIONS OF BEDSPREADS, RUGS AND QUILTS**A DOILY IS UNDER 14” IN DIAMETER**A CENTERPIECE IS OVER 14” IN DIAMETER**A LUNCH CLOTH IS OVER 22” IN DIAMETER**ONLY ONE ENTRY CAN BE MADE IN EACH CLASS SUBDIVISION, FIRST AND SECOND PREMIUMS WILL BE AWARDED, HONORABLE MENTION AWARDS WILL BE GIVEN TO EXHIBITS THE JUDGE FEELS DESERVES THEM. NO PREMIUM MONEY WILL BE AWARDED FOR AN HONORABLE MENTION RIBBON.**PLEASE HAVE YOUR ENTRIES TAGGED AND IN PLACE BY 5:00 PM

TUESDAY, JULY 25, 2017**JUDGING BEGINS AT 6:00 PM********************NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED********************

A – ADULTB – 10 YEARS TO 17 YEARS

` C - 9 YEARS & UNDER

A TRI-COLOR RIBBON WILL BE AWARDED TO THE BEST EXHIBIT IN THIS DEPARTMENTTHIS WILL BE GIVEN ON THE JUDGES DECISION. NO EXTRA MONEY WILL BE GIVEN FOR THIS AWARD. THE WINNING ARTICLE WILL BE DISPLAYED IN A PROMINENT PLACE.

CLASS NO. 34.000 – AFGHANS34.001 CROCHETED34.002 HAND KNITTED34.003 MACHINE KNITTED34.004 CROCHET OR KNIT WITH EMBROIDERY34.005 NOVELTY, BROOMSTICK, HAIRPIN, ETC.34.006 OTHERS

CLASS NO. 35.000 – BEDSPREADS AND QUILTS35.001 EMBROIDERED35.002 MACHINE QUILTED-PIECED35.003 YOUTH’S QUILT

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CLASS NO. 35.000 – BEDSPREADS AND QUILTS-CONTINUED35.004 RECYCLED QUILT35.005 CROCHETED35.006 APPLIQUE35.007 HAND QUILTED-PIECED35.008 PIECED QUILT35.009 NAMED QUILT-GIVE NAME35.010 MINIATURE QUILT35.011 DOLL QUILT35.012 QUILTED BAG OR TOTE35.013 OTHER THAN NAMED

CLASS NO. 36.000 – RUGSNOT LESS THAN 2 X 3 FEET OR MORE THAN 3 X 5 FEET

36.001 BRAIDED36.002 CROCHETED36.003 HOOKED – LATCH OR OTHER36.004 LOOMED COTTON OR COTTON BLEND36.005 LOOMED OTHER MATERIAL36.006 PUNCHED36.007 QUICK POINT36.008 OTHER THAN NAMED

CLASS NO. 37.000 – TABLE COVERINGS37.001 CROCHETED37.002 EMBROIDERED, NOT CROSS STITCH37.003 CROSS STITCH37.004 PLACE MATS37.005 TABLE RUNNERS37.006 QUILTED TABLE COVERING37.007 OTHER

CLASS NO. 38.000 – CROCHET38.001 SHAWL, SHRUG OR STOLE38.002 LADIES COAT OR SWEATER38.003 VEST OR SLEEVELESS SWEATER38.004 CAPE OR PONCHO38.005 3 PIECE SCARF AND HAT SET38.006 DOILY38.007 SOCKS OR SLIPPERS38.008 HANDBAG38.009 PILLOWCASES38.010 NOVELTY38.011 OTHER

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CLASS NO. 39.000 – HANDKNITTED GARMENTS39.001 SHAWL, SHRUG OR STOLE39.002 CHILD’S SWEATER39.003 SWEATER, LADIES, PLAIN39.004 SWEATER, LADIES, FANCY39.005 SWEATER, MAN’S PULLOVER39.006 SWEATER, MAN’S CARDIGAN39.007 SUIT OR COAT39.008 DRESS39.009 VEST OR SHELL39.010 CAPE OR PONCHO39.011 HANDBAG39.012 PAIR OF SOCKS OR SLIPPER39.013 MITTENS39.014 SCARF39.015 NOVELTY39.016 OTHER

CLASS NO. 40.000 – HOLIDAY ARTICLESHANDMADE-NO KITS-THESE ARTICLES WILL BE JUDGED ON ORIGINALITY, DESIGN AND WORKMANSHIP

40.001 APRON40.002 BOOT OR STOCKING40.003 PANEL, RUNNER OR SWAG40.004 TABLECLOTH40.005 WREATH40.006 ORNAMENTS40.007 NAPKIN RINGS OR FAVORS40.008 TREE SKIRT40.009 BAGS OR TOTES40.010 OTHER

CLASS NO. 40.000 – CONTINUEDMADE FROM KITS – THESE ARTICLES WILL BE JUDGED ON WORKMANSHIP

40.011 APRON40.012 BOOT OR STOCKING40.013 TABLE CLOTH OR TREE SKIRT40.014 ORNAMENTS40.015 CHRISTMAS NAPKINS OR FAVORS40.016 BAG OR TOTE40.017 OTHER

CLASS NO. 41.000 – MISCELLANEOUS NEEDLECRAFT41.001 DRESSED DOLL – EASY FOR CHILD TO DRESS41.002 SEWN HOMEMADE DOLL41.003 SEWN HOMEMADE TOY

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CLASS NO. 41.000 MISCELLANEOUS NEEDLECRAFT – CONTINUED41.004 FELT CRAFT NEEDLEWORK41.005 WALL HANGING41.006 PICTURE OR SAMPLER41.007 NEEDLEPOINT PICTURE41.008 NEEDLEPOINT PILLOW41.009 CROCHETED PILLOW41.010 KNITTED PILLOW41.011 QUICK POINT PILLOW41.012 PULLED THREAD PILLOW41.013 BLOCK WORK41.014 QUILTED PILLOW41.015 PILLOW – OTHER41.016 EMBROIDERED SHIRT41.017 REFRIGERATOR ORNAMENT41.018 CARPET WALL HANGING41.019 KITCHEN WALL HANGING (NOT CARPET)41.020 HOT DISH CARRIER41.021 FLOWERS – SILK (3)41.022 HANDMADE CORSAGE41.023 PIGSKIN ARTICLE (NOT CLOTHING)41.024 BRIDAL SHOWER FAVORS (2)41.025 EMBROIDERED PILLOW CASES41.026 TEA TOWELS41.027 CREWEL PILLOW41.028 CREWEL WALL HANGING41.029 NOT KNITTED OR CROCHETED BAG OR TOTE41.030 TEXTILE PAINTED ARTICLE41.031 MENDED OR PATCHED ARTICLE41.032 POT HOLDERS41.033 HOT PADS41.034 TOYS41.035 PIN CUSHION41.036 NEEDLEPUNCH ARTICLE41.037 LONG STITCH NEEDLEPOINT41.038 APPLIQUE PICTURE41.039 MOBILES41.040 CANDLEWICKING41.041 SOFT SCULPTURE41.042 DOLL CLOTHES41.043 PAINTED SWEATSHIRT41.044 APPLIQUED SWEATSHIRT41.045 CREATIVE SWEATSHIRT41.046 BLANKET (TIED)41.047 OTHER

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CLASS NO. 42.000 – INFANTS AND TODDLERSTO AGE 2

42.001 BABY SET – 3 PIECES42.002 DRESS42.003 BONNET42.004 COVERALL, CREEPER, PLAYSUIT42.005 BOOTIES OR MITTENS, CROCHETED42.006 BOOTIES OR MITTENS, KNITTED42.007 SWEATER, CROCHETED42.008 SWEATER, KNITTED42.009 CRIB COVERLET, HAND KNIT42.010 CRIB COVERLET, CROCHETED42.011 CRIB COVERLET, OTHER MATERIAL42.012 TAM OR STOCKING CAP42.013 OTHER

CLASS NO. 43.000 – TATTING43.001 PILLOWCASES43.002 LUNCH CLOTH43.003 HANDKERCHIEF43.004 OTHER

CLASS NO. 44.000 – CROSS STITCH44.001 BEDSPREAD OR QUILT44.002 TABLE CLOTH44.003 WALL HANGING44.004 PICTURE – FRAMED44.005 PILLOW CASES44.006 TEA TOWELS44.007 PILLOW (COMPLETE)44.008 CROSS STITCH – OTHER

CLASS NO. 45.000 – COUNTED CROSS STITCHPREMIUM. . . . . $2.50. . . . .$1.50

45.001 COUNTED CROSS STITCH PICTURE – FRAMED45.002 COUNTED CROSS STITCH WALL HANGING45.003 COUNTED CROSS STITCH OTHER

CLASS NO. 46.000 – RETIREMENT HOME OR NURSING RESIDENTANY RESIDENT OR ANY NURSING HOME OR RETIREMENT CENTERS MAY ENTER ANY OF THE DEPARTMENTS PRECEDING.THESE MAY BE MADE, WITH NO SEASON GATE PASS BY FOLLOWING THE SAME RULES AS ANY OTHER DEPARTMENT.

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CLASS 18.050 – HOME MADE SOAPS, SALVES AND LOTIONS

EACH DISPLAY WILL REQUIRE A NOTE CARD WITH THE FIRST MAIN INGREDIENT.

ALL SALVES AND LOTIONS WILL BE OPENED AND TESTED BY THE JUDGES

NOTE: PLEASE HAVE THE SOAP UNCOVERED AND IN CELLOPHANE WRAP OR BAGGIE FOR JUDGES TO VIEW. A SECOND WRAPPED BAR MAY BE PART OF THE DISPLAY. THE SOAP WILL BE JUDGED ON SCENT AND ORIGINALITY OF THE DISPLAY

18.051 SALVES18.052 LOTIONS18.053 SOAPS18.054 CANDLES18.055 OTHER THAN NAMED

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FLOWER DEPARTMENTNORMA WOOD – SAC CITY – SUPERINTENDENT

LISA WOOD – SAC CITY – ASSISTANT BEV VAUBLE – SAC CITY – ASSISTANT

READ GENERAL RULES FOR OPEN CLASS AND THOSE LISTED BELOW:**ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE TAGGED WHEN RECEIVED BY THE CLERK**ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE IN PLACE BY 5:00 PM, TUESDAY, JULY 25, 2017 JUDGING WILL FOLLOW AT 6:00 PM**ANY PERSON IN SAC OR ADJOINING COUNTIES MAY ENTER**FIRST AND SECOND PREMIUMS WILL BE PAID IN EACH DIVISION**HONORABLE MENTION AWARDS WILL BE GIVEN AT THE DISCRETION OF THE JUDGE, BUT NO MONEY WILL BE GIVEN FOR THIS AWARD.**A TRI-COLOR RIBBON WILL BE AWARDED IN THE FLOWER DIVISION IF THE JUDGE FEELS IT IS WARRANTED**EVERYONE CAN ENTER EACH CLASS, WITH THEIR OWN AGE GROUP IN EACH CLASS, A LETTER PREFIX WILL PRECEDE EACH CLASS NUMBER:

A – ADULTB – 10 YEARS TO 17 YEARSC - 9 YEARS & UNDER

PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY, JUDGE WILL WARRANT RIBBONS TO THOSE WHO HAVE NAMED THEIR VARIETIES OF SPECIMENS, PLANT, ETC. OVER THOSE UNNAMED.PLEASE NOTE: SINCE THERE IS NOT ADEQUATE ROOM, NO OTHER THAN AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL SHALL BE ALLOWED IN THE FLOWER AREA DURING JUDGING, QUESTIONS MAY BE ASKED TO THE JUDGE AFTER JUDGING IS COMPLETE. AREA WILL BE ROPED OFF DURING JUDGING.CONDITIONS:**SPECIMENS IN THIS DIVISION MUST HAVE BEEN GROWN BY EXHIBITOR. HOUSE PLANTS IN POSSESSION FOR THREE MONTHS**NO EXHIBITOR MAY MAKE MORE THAN ONE ENTRY IN A SUBDIVISION OF A CLASS**OWN FOLIAGE MUST ACCOMPANY EACH SPECIMEN**PLEASE LEAVE OWN FOLIAGE ATTACHED, BUT NOT BELOW WATER LINE**NAME VARIETY WHEN LISTED AS “OTHER”, IF KNOWN**SUPERINTENDENT SHALL HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMOVE AND EXCLUDE FROM THE HALL AT ANY TIME ANY EXHIBIT OR PART HEREOF WHICH IS UNSIGHTLY**ALL CUT SPECIMENS SHOULD BE EXHIBITED IN A CLEAR CONTAINER,SUCH AS CATSUP, BUD VASE OR SALAD DRESSING JARS. WE APPRECIATE YOUR COOPERATION IN THIS.**NO ENTRY MAY BE ENTERED IF IT HAS WON FIRST OR SECOND PLACE RIBBON FROM A PREVIOUS YEAR**POLLEN STAMEN SHOULD BE REMOVED FROM LILIES

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CLASS NO. 47.000 – CONTAINER GROWN PLANTSAFRICAN VIOLET, DOUBLE

47.001 WHITE47.002 PINK47.003 BLUE47.004 ORCHID47.005 BI-COLOR47.006 RED47.007 PLUM47.008 PURPLE47.009 ANY OTHER COLOR

AFRICAN VIOLET, SINGLE47.010 WHITE47.011 PINK47.012 BLUE47.013 ORCHID47.014 BI-COLOR47.015 RED47.016 PLUM47.017 PURPLE47.018 ANY OTHER COLOR

DO NOT USE PLANT SHINE: NO ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS TO BE USED AS ACCESSORIES IN CONTAINER GOWN PLANTS

47.019 COLEUS, ANY COLOR47.020 FANCY LEAF BEGONIA, ONE PLANT47.021 WAX BEGONIA47.022 FOLIAGE, 1 PLANT47.023 CACTI, ANY VARIETY47.024 SUCCULENT, ANY VARIETY47.025 PHILODENDRON47.026 POTHOS47.027 PLANTER OF 2 OR MORE PLANTS (DIFFERENT VARIETIES)47.028 VINE, ANY VARIETY (OTHER THAN NAMED)47.029 FLOWERING PLANT IN BLOOM47.030 ANY OTHER TYPE CONTAINER GROWN PLANT47.031 IVY – SWEDISH47.032 IVY – OAK LEAF47.033 IVY – ENGLISH47.034 IVY – OTHER THAN NAMED47.035 ANY RARE OR UNUSUAL PLANT (NAMED IF POSSIBLE)47.036 GERANIUM47.037 IVY GERANIUM

IMPATIEN47.038 SINGLE47.039 DOUBLE

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CLASS NO. 48.000 – CUT SPECIMENS48.001 BELLS OF IRELAND, ONE STALK48.002 ANTIRRHINUM, (SNAPDRAGON) ONE STALK48.003 ANTIRRHINUM, (SNAPDRAGON) DWARF, THREE STEMS48.004 BACHELOR BUTTONS, THREE BLOOMS OF SAME

VARIETY AND COLOR48.005 CELOSIA (COCKSCOMB)-CRESTED HEAD, ANY COLOR48.006 CELOSIA (COCKSCOMB)-PLUMES, ANY COLOR48.007 CALENDULA – THREE BLOOMS48.008 HOLLYHOCK – SINGLE48.009 HOLLYHOCK – DOUBLE48.010 BALLOON FLOWER48.011 HYDRANGEA48.012 GERANIUM, ONE BLOOM

GLADIOLUS BASKET CLASS48.013 GLADIOLUS BASKET MUST CONTAIN 9 OR MORE

GLADIOLI EFFECTIVELY ARRANGED IN A BASKET OR VASE, USE OF FILLER PERMITTED. VARIETY OF COLORS MAY BE USED

GLADIOLUS – 1 SPIKE48.014 LAVENDER48.015 PINK48.016 RED48.017 PURPLE48.018 WHITE48.019 YELLOW48.020 SALMON48.021 BLUE48.022 ANY OTHER COLOR48.023 BI-COLOR (DISTINCTLY TWO COLORS)

GLADIOLUS, MINIATURE, SINGLE – 1 SPIKE48.024 RED48.025 PINK48.026 WHITE48.027 ANY OTHER COLOR48.028 BI-COLOR

MARIGOLD, FOLIAGE ATTACHED48.029 MARIGOLD, GIANT, ONE BLOOM, ANY COLOR

3 ½” TO 5”

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48.030 MARIGOLD, LARGE, ONE BLOOM OF SAME VARIETY AND COLOR – 2 ½” TO 3 ½”

48.031 MARIGOLD, SMALL, THREE BLOOMS OF SAME VARIETY AND COLOR – 1 ½” TO 2 ½”

48.032 MARIGOLD, PETITE, THREE BLOOMS OF SAME VARIETY AND COLOR – UNDER 1”

48.033 MARIGOLD, BI-COLOR ANY SIZE 3 BLOOMS48.034 MARIGOLD, WHITE ONE BLOOM

PETUNIA, SINGLE, ONE SPRAY, SEED PODS REMOVED48.035 RED48.036 PINK48.037 PURPLE48.038 BURGUNDY48.039 WHITE48.040 BI-COLOR48.041 LAVENDER48.042 YELLOW48.043 SALMON48.044 ANY OTHER COLOR

PETUNIA, DOUBLE, ONE SPRAY, SEED PODS REMOVED48.045 RED48.046 PINK48.047 PURPLE48.048 BURGUNDY48.049 WHITE48.050 BI-COLOR48.051 LAVENDER48.052 SALMON48.053 ANY OTHER COLOR

OTHERS –48.054 CHRYSANTHEMUM – LARGE FLOWERED-DOUBLE

2 “ OR LARGER, 1 SPRAY, ANY COLOR48.055 CHRYSANTHEMUM – LARGE FLOWERED, 1 BLOOM TO A

STEM, POM TYPE, DEBUDDED48.056 CHRYSANTHEMUM-CUSHION, 1 SPRAY, ANY COLOR48.057 YARROW, 1 STALK, YELLOW48.058 ZINNIA, DAHLIA STYLE, 1 STEM48.059 ZINNIA, FANTASY-CACTUS OR QUILL, 1 STEM48.060 ZINNIA, POMPON OR THUMBELINA OR DWARF, 3 STEMS

ALL ONE COLOR48.061 PANSIES, 3 BLOOMS, ONE COLOR OR SHADES OF ONE COLOR48.062 VIOLAS-3 STEMS, ONE COLOR OR SHADES OF ONE COLOR48.063 COSMOS – SINGLE48.064 COSMOS – DOUBLE

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OTHERS – CONTINUED48.065 DAISY-SHASTA, 3 BLOOMS SAME VARIETY AND COLOR48.066 DAISY-GLORIOSA, 1 BLOOM OR SPRAY48.067 DAISY-PAINTED, 1 BLOOM OR SPRAY, ANY COLOR48.068 DAISY-ANY OTHER KIND OR COLOR, 1 BLOOM OR SPRAY48.069 DIANTHUS (PINK), 3 STEMS ALL ONE COLOR48.070 SWEET WILLIAMS, 1 BLOOM OR SPRAY, ANY COLOR48.071 RED SALVIA48.072 BLUE SALVIA48.072 WHITE SALVIA48.074 PHLOX, 1 STEM, ANY COLOR48.075 LARKSPUR, ANY COLOR, ONE SPIKE48.076 NASTURTIUM, 3 BLOOMS OF SAME VARIETY AND COLOR48.077 VINCA, 1 STEM, ANY COLOR48.078 BLACKEYED SUSAN – 1 STEM OR SPRAY48.079 CONEFLOWER – 1 STEM, PURPLE48.080 CONEFLOWER – 1 STEM, WHITE48.081 CONEFLOWER – 1 STEM – ANY OTHER COLOR48.082 COREOPSIS – 1 STEM OR SPRAY48.083 GAILLARDIA (BLANKET FLOWER)48.084 HOSTA LEAF - GREEN48.085 HOSTA LEAF - GREEN CENTER WITH WHITE MARGIN48.086 HOSTA LEAF - WHITE CENTER WITH GREEN MARGIN48.087 HOSTA LEAF - YELLOW TINT48.088 HOSTA LEAF - BLUE TINT48.089 HOSTA LEAF- 2 SHADES OF GREEN48.090 HOSTA LEAF - MINIATURE48.091 ANY OTHER ANNUAL, NOT LISTED AND NAMED48.092 ANY OTHER PERENNIAL, NOT LISTED AND NAMED48.093 FLOWERING SHRUB, IN BLOOMING GLASS CONTAINER48.094 DAHLIAS-DECORATIVE-ONE BLOOM ANY COLOR48.095 DAHLIAS-CACTUS-1 BLOOM, ANY COLOR48.096 DAHLIAS-BALL (2” TO 4” IN DIAMETER), 3 BLOOMS, ALL ONE

COLOR48.097 DAHLIAS-DWARF-BEDDING OR BORDER, 3 BLOOMS ALL ONE

COLOR48.098 ASTERS-GIANT, ANY COLOR, 1 STEM48.099 ASTERS-DWARF, ALL 1 COLOR, 3 STEMS48.100 TUBEROUS BEGONIA, 1 BLOOM48.101 HEMEROCALLIS (DAY LILY) 1 SCAPE, SINGLE,

ANY COLOR, PLEASE REMOVE STAMENS48.102 HEMEROCALLIS (DAY LILY) 1 SCAPE, DOUBLE, ANY COLOR,

PLEASE REMOVE STAMENS48.103 HEMEROCALLIS (DAY LILY) MINIATURE, 1 SCAPE, ANY

COLOR, PLEASE REMOVE STAMENS48.104 ANY OTHER LILY, PLEASE REMOVE STAMENS

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OTHERS – CONTINUED48.105 TIGER LILY, 1 SCAPE, ANY COLOR, PLEASE REMOVE STAMEN48.106 NURENE LILY, ANY COLOR, PLEASE REMOVE STAMENS48.107 RUBRUM LILY, ANY COLOR, PLEASE REMOVE STAMENS48.108 ASIATIC LILY, ANY COLOR, PLEASE REMOVE STAMENS48.109 ORIENTAL LILY, ANY COLOR, PLEASE REMOVE STAMENS

ROSES – FLORIBUNDA, ONE SPRAY48.110 PINK48.111 RED48.112 YELLOW48.113 ORANGE RED48.114 WHITE48.115 BI-COLOR48.116 ANY OTHER COLOR

ROSES-HYBRID TEA, ONE BLOOM GROWN DISBUDDED48.117 PINK48.118 RED48.119 YELLOW48.120 ORANGE RED48.121 WHITE48.122 BI-COLOR48.123 ANY OTHER COLOR

ROSES – MINIATURE, ONE SPRAY48.124 PINK48.125 RED48.126 YELLOW48.127 WHITE48.128 BI-COLOR48.129 ANY OTHER COLOR

CLASS NO. 49.000 – FLOATING FLOWERS49.001 ROSES49.002 BEGONIAS

CLASS NO. 50.000 – OTHER50.001 HANGING WREATH-UNDER 12”, ALL NATURAL

MATERIAL ACCESSORIES PERMITTED50.002 HANGING WREATH-12” TO 24” ALL NATURAL

MATERIAL ACCESSORIES PERMITTED50.003 DOOR SWAGS-ALL NATURAL MATERIALS –

ACCESSORIES PERMITTED50.004 DRIED WALL ARRANGEMENT-ALL NATURAL

MATERIALS-ACCESSORIES PERMITTED50.05 FRESH FLORAL ARRANGEMENT

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CLASS NO. 51.000 – SENIOR ARTISTIC DIVISION - PAGE 46CONDITIONS**WIDTH OF ARRANGEMENT SHOULD NOT BE MORE THAN 18” WIDE**FLOWERS IN THIS CLASS NEED NOT HAVE BEEN GROWN BY EXHIBITOR**ANY EXHIBITOR MAY MAKE ONLY ONE ENTRY IN EACH SUBDIVISION**ALL ENTRIES IN THIS DIVISION MUST BE THE WORK OF THE EXHIBITOR**NO ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS OR FOLIAGE MAY BE USED, DRIED MATERIAL WILL BE ACCEPTED**THE FAIR WILL MAINTAIN REASONABLE WATCH OVER EXHIBITS BUT WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR LOSSES**ACCESSORIES PERMITTED IN ALL CLASSES, BUT SHOULD NOT BE DOMINATE**A MINIMUM AMOUNT OF TINTED MATERIAL PERMITTED IN DRIED MATERIAL CLASSES. ANY PART, STEM LEAVES, SEED BEANS OR BLOOMSOF ANY NOXIOUS WEED WILL DISQUALIFY ENTRY – LISTED AS FOLLOWS:PRIMARY NOXIOUS WEEDS: BULL THISTLE, BUCKTHORN, CANADA THISTLE, EUROPEAN BINDWEED, HORNSNETTLE, LEAFY SPRUGE, PERENNIAL PEPPERGRASS, PERENNIAL SOW THISTLE, QUACK GRASS, RUSSIAN KNAPWEED AND OTHER THISTLES BELONGING IN THE GENERA OF CIRSIUM AND CARDUUS.SECONDARY NOXIOUS WEEDS: BUCKTHORN, BUTTERPRINT OR VELVETWEED, COCKLEBUR, PUNCTURE VINE, SHEEPSORRE, SMOOTH DOC, SOUR DOCK, WILD CARROT OR QUEEN ANN’S LACE, WILD MUSTARD OR TEASEL**USE OWN INTERPRETATIONS**LIMIT USE OF ACCESSORIES**TRI-COLOR AWARD IN THIS DIVISION IF JUDGE SO WARRANTS

CLASS NO. 51.000 – SENIOR ARTISTIC DIVISIONPREMIUM. . . . .$4.00. . . . $2.50

51.001 "PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE" OWN INTERPRETATION, ACCESSORIES PERMITTED

51.002 "BLOOMING WITH BUTTERFLIES" OWN INTERPRETATION, ACCESSORIES PERMITTED

51.003 "FAMILY REUNION"- OWN INTERPRETATION ACCESSORIES PERMITTED

51.004 "A RAINBOW OF COLORS"-OWN INTERPRETATION, ACCESSORIES PERMITTED

51.005 CHERYL STRAUB DIVISION-"COFFEE" OWN INTERPRETATION, ACCESSORIES PERMITTED ONLY 1 RIBBON AND TROPHY WILL BE GIVEN IN MEMORY OF CHERYL

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CLASS NO. 52.000 – JUNIOR ARTISTIC DIVISION-CHILDREN ONLYALL JUNIOR DIVISIONS WILL BE JUDGED IN TWO AGE CLASSES:

9 YEARS & UNDER 10 YEARS TO 17 YEARS

STATE AGE ON ENTRY TAGS

CONDITIONS:READ GENERAL RULES FOR OPEN CLASS AND GENERAL RULES FOR FLOWER DIVISION AND THE FOLLOWING:**WIDTH OF ARRANGEMENT SHOULD NOT BE MORE THAN 18” WIDE**FLOWERS NEED NOT HAVE BEEN GROWN BY EXHIBITOR**ARRANGEMENTS MUST BE THE CHILD’S WORK, BUT MAY HAVE SOMEADULT SUPERVISION**MANAGEMENT WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE IN CASE OF LOSS, BUT ENTRIES WILL BE SUPERVISED AT ALL TIMES**HONORABLE MENTION BUT NOT MONEY FOR THIS RIBBON**TRI-COLOR AWARD IN THIS DIVISION IF JUDGE WARRANTS**ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE TAGGED, IN THEIR PLACE AT 5:30 PM, TUESDAY, JULY 25, 2017***********************NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED*******************

52.001 "FAIRY GARDEN", OWN INTERPRETATION, ACCESSORIES PERMITTED

52.002 "PICNIC IN THE PARK", OWN INTERPRETATION, ACCESSORIES PERMITTED

52.003 "INSECT PARADISE” NATURE FINDINGS ARRANGED NEATLY ON A PAPER PLATE,-NAMED IF POSSIBLE

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ART DEPARTMENT SANDI WEITZEL – EARLY – SUPERINTENDENT

THIS DEPARTMENT IS OPEN FOR EVERYONE, EXCEPT THOSE AT THE PRESENT TIME MAKING A LIVING BY THE TYPE OF HOBBY ENTERED. WE HAVE CHANGED SOME CATEGORIES AND ADDED NEW ONES TO ACCOMMODATE DAYCARE, LARGE GROUPS AND SUMMER PROGRAMS.

READ GENERAL RULES FOR OPEN CLASS PLUS THE FOLLOWING:**ARTICLE MUST BE ENTERED IN NAME OF PERSON WHO MADE SAME ARTICLE**EXHIBITORS ARE LIMITED TO SAC COUNTY AND BORDERING COUNTIES **ITEM MUST BE THE WORK OF THE EXHIBITOR. ANY ITEM MAKING A RIBBON IN PRIOR YEARS MAY NOTE BE ENTERED AGAIN**EACH DIVISION IS DIVIDED INTO AGE GROUPS

A – 18 YEARS & OVERB – 13 YEARS TO 17 YEARSC – 9 YEARS TO 12 YEARSD – 6 YEARS TO 8 YEARSE – PRESCHOOL (5 YEARS & UNDER)

**ANYONE EXHIBITING IN THIS DEPARTMENT AND WISHING TO DO SO, MAY PLACE A PRICE FOR THE SALE OF THEIR EXHIBIT. THIS WOULD BE STRICTLY AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN BUYER AND SELLER**THE ARTICLES MUST BE LEFT IN PLACE ON EXHIBIT UNTIL SUNDAY, JULY 30 AT 7:00AM**ONLY ONE ENTRY TO A PERSON IN EACH SUBDIVISION OF CLASSES

SPECIAL RULES – PLEASE READ CAREFULLYOILS, TEMPERA, ACRYLICS AND MIXED MEDIA MUST BE FRAMED, MATTED AND READY TO HANG WITH SUITABLE STURDY HANGERS. NO OTHER WILL BE ACCEPTED**ONLY DRY OILS WILL BE ACCEPTED**NO TAPE OR STRING, WE WILL NOT ACCEPT JUST PAPER! WE HAVE THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANYTHING NOT MOUNTED PROPERLY!!**NO COLORING BOOK PAGES**WATERCOLOR – MUST BE FRAMED, COVERED WITH GLASS AND SHOULD BE WIRED FOR HANGING. NO TAPE OR STRING**PRINTS AND DRAWINGS – MUST BE MATTED AND HAVE SUITABLE HANGER NOT TAPE OR STRING. NO CONSTRUCTION PAPER.SCULPTURE – EXCESSIVELY FRAGILE OR SCULPTURE OF ENORMOUS SIZE IS NOT ACCEPTABLE, SCULPTURE MUST BE MOUNTED ON A SUITABLE, SOLID BASE, WIRE OR HAVE OTHER HANGING ARRANGEMENTS.

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**POTTERY – NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR BREAKAGE ON FRAGILE OR SCULPTURES OF ENORMOUS SIZE

**FIBER – HAND-WOVEN AND/OR HAND DECORATED TEXTILES ARE ELIGIBLE AND SHOULD BE ACCOMPANIED BY A LABEL FOR IDENTIFICATION. ALL ARTICLES MUST BE STRICTLY HAND CRAFTED BY THE INDIVIDUAL. ARTICLES MADE FROM OA KIT WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. TIE DYED SHIRTS ARE NOT CONSIDERED HAND DECORATED.

CLASS NO. 53.000 – ART, PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS

AGE GROUP – A, B, C, D

OIL53.001 STILL LIFE53.002 LANDSCAPE53.003 ANIMAL53.004 PORTRAIT53.005 MODERN ART (MODERNISTIC)53.006 FLORAL53.007 NAUTICAL OR MARINE: LAKES, OCEANS OR STREAMS53.008 CARTOON – ANY SUBJECT53.009 MINIATURE – ANY SUBJECT IN ANY LISTED MEDIAS

ACRYLIC53.010 STILL LIFE53.011 LANDSCAPE53.012 ANIMAL53.013 PORTRAIT53.014 MODERN ART (MODERNISTIC)53.015 FLORAL53.016 NAUTICAL OR MARINE: LAKES, OCEANS OR STREAMS53.017 CARTOON – ANY SUBJECT53.018 MINIATURE – ANY SUBJECT IN ANY LISTED MEDIAS

AGE GROUP – A, B, C, D, EPASTEL

53.019 STILL LIFE53.020 LANDSCAPE53.021 ANIMAL53.022 PORTRAIT53.023 MODERN ART (MODERNISTIC)53.024 FLORAL53.025 NAUTICAL OR MARINE:LAKES, OCEANS OR STREAMS53.026 CARTOON – ANY SUBJECT53.027 MINIATURE – ANY SUBJECT IN ANY LISTED MEDIAS

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WATER COLOR53.028 STILL LIFE53.029 LANDSCAPE53.030 ANIMAL53.031 PORTRAIT53.032 MODERN ART (MODERNISTIC)53.033 FLORAL53.034 NAUTICAL OR MARINES:LAKES, OCEANS OR STREAMS53.035 CARTOON – ANY SUBJECT53.036 MINIATURE – ANY SUBJECT IN ANY LISTED MEDIAS

PEN & INK53.037 STILL LIFE53.038 LANDSCAPE53.039 ANIMAL53.040 PORTRAIT53.041 MODERN ART (MODERNISTIC)53.042 FLORAL53.043 NAUTICAL OR MARINES:LAKES, OCEANS OR STREAMS53.044 CARTOON – ANY SUBJECT53.045 MINIATURE – ANY SUBJECT IN ANY LISTED MEDIAS

PENCIL53.046 STILL LIFE53.047 LANDSCAPE53.048 ANIMAL53.049 PORTRAIT53.050 MODERN ART (MODERNISTIC)53.051 FLORAL53.052 NAUTICAL OR MARINES: LAKES, OCEANS OR STREAMS53.053 CARTOON – ANY SUBJECT53.054 MINIATURE – ANY SUBJECT IN ANY LISTED MEDIAS

NO COLORING BOOK PAGES

MISCELLANEOUS

AGE GROUP – A, B, C, D, E - - - CAN ENTER ONE ITEM IN EACH DIVISION53.055 COLORED PENCILS53.056 CRAYOLA53.057 MARKERS

MISCELLANEOUS-CONTINUED53.058 SCULPTURE53.059 TEMPERA, GOUCHE, DYE53.060 COMPUTER GENERATED ART53.061 CALLIGRAPHY

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DECORATIVE PAINTINGAGE GROUP – A, B, C, D

53.062 TIN WARE OR METAL53.063 ON UNUSUAL BACKGROUND53.064 WOOD-INCLUDING BARNBOARD53.065 GLASS, CROCKERY, PORCELAIN53.066 FABRIC PAINTING – NOT TIE DYED53.067 TOLE ART PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH53.068 COUNTRY CARVING53.069 ROSEMALING53.070 BIRDS AND DECOYS53.071 PIGSKIN OR ANY OTHER LEATHER53.072 SANDPAINTING53.073 CHALK53.074 CHARCOAL53.075 COLLAGES53.076 SCRATCHBOARD53.077 CALLIGRAPHY53.078 POTTERY –HANDMADE IN EARTHWARE, STONEWARE,

PORCELAIN, HAND BLOWN GLASS53.079 FIBER-WEAVINGS, FIBER CONSTRUCTION, BATIK, TIE DYING,

KNOTTING APPIQUE53.080 IOWA SCENE (ANY MEDIUM)53.081 SENIOR CITIZEN ART (ANY MEDIUM)53.082 PAINT BY NUMBER53.083 OTHER

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PHOTOGRAPHYSARAH VOYLES-SAC CITY -SUPERINTENDENT

SARA RODMAN-WALL LAKE-SUPERINTENDENTCLASS NO. 54.000 – PHOTOGRAPHYPLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THE FOLLOWING:**ALL PRINTS MUST BE MOUNTED OR MATTED. NO GLASS FRAME.**ALL PRINTS MAY BE MADE BY THE ENTRANT OR BY A COMMERCIAL LABORATORY. FOR ALL CLASSES, THE ENTRANT MUST HAVE COMPOSED AND EXPOSED THE PHOTOGRAPH AND THE ENTRY MUST NOT HAVE BEEN A PRIZE WINNER IN ANY OTHER ORGANIZED COMPETITION. **PRINTS MAY BE MADE BY ANY PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESS IN BLACK AND WHITE, TONED OR FULL COLOR MEDIA. PRINTS MADE BY MANUAL TECHNIQUES SUCH AS OIL TINTING WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED**PRINTS MUST BE MOUNTED OR MATTED WITH NO HOOKS OR WIRE ATTACHED. DO NOT COVER PRINTS WITH ACETATE OR GLASS**PHOTOS LARGER THAN 4 x 6 WILL BE JUDGED SEPARATELY FROM THE STANDARD SIZE PRINTS**ALL PHOTOGRAPHS MUST HAVE BEEN TAKEN IN THE PAST 2 YEARS & NOT HAVE WON A BLUE RIBBON IN A PREVIOUS FAIR COMPETITION. **YOU MUST BE AN AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER-; PHOTOGRAPHY HAS NEVER CONTRIBUTED SIGNIFICANTLY TO YOUR INCOME**ONLY PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN SINCE THE 2014 FAIR ACCEPTED**LABEL THE BACK OF EACH SUBMISSION WITH YOUR AGE, NAME, APPROXIMATE DATE OF PHOTO, LOCATION AND THE BRAND OF CAMERA USED: (PLEASE DO NOT RUBBER STAMP DIRECTLY ON YOUR PHOTO AS THIS COULD CAUSE DAMAGE TO IT) **PHOTOCOPIES ARE UNACCEPTABLE!!!A TRI-COLOR RIBBON WILL BE AWARDED TO THE BEST STANDARD SIZE PHOTO AND BEST ENLARGED PHOTO.PHOTOGRAPHY BLACK AND WHITE

54.001 LANDSCAPE54.002 CHILDREN’S PICTURE54.003 HUMAN INTEREST – INCLUDING PEOPLE54.004 PORTRAITS54.005 ANIMAL PICTURES54.006 FLOWERS AND PLANTS54.007 GENERAL MISCELLANEOUS54.008 ENLARGED 8X10, 11X14 OR LARGER LANDSCAPE54.009 ENLARGED 8X10, 11X14 OR LARGER HUMAN INTEREST54.010 FACES: HUMAN OR ANIMAL, ONE OR MANY, FACE(S) MUST

DOMINATE THE PICTURE54.011 NATURES BOUNTY: UNIQUE SCENES, WEATHER CONDITIONS

OR NATURAL SETTING.54.012 CANDID DIGITAL SHOTS: CREATIVITY, PRINT QUALITY AND

COMPOSITION WILL BE IMPORTANT

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BLACK AND WHITE-CONTINUED54.013 ON THE FARM 54.014 OUT MY WINDOW54.015 ON THE WATER54.016 A VIEW FROM ABOVE54.017 IN THE GARDEN

COLORED54.018 LANDSCAPE54.019 CHILDREN’S PICTURE54.020 HUMAN INTEREST – INCLUDING PEOPLE54.021 PORTRAITS54.022 ANIMAL PICTURES54.023 FLOWERS AND PLANTS54.024 GENERAL MISCELLANEOUS54.025 ENLARGED 8X10, 11X14 OR LARGER LANDSCAPE54.026 ENLARGED 8X10, 11X14 OR LARGER HUMAN INTEREST54.027 FACES: HUMAN OR ANIMAL, ONE OR MANY, FACE(S) MUST

DOMINATE THE PICTURE54.028 NATURES BOUNTY: UNIQUE SCENES, WEATHER CONDITIONS

OR NATURAL SETTING.54.029 CANDID DIGITAL SHOTS: CREATIVITY, PRINT QUALITY AND

COMPOSITION WILL BE IMPORTANT54.030 ON THE FARM 54.031 OUT MY WINDOW54.032 ON THE WATER54.033 A VIEW FROM ABOVE54.034 IN THE GARDEN

PHOTO GROUPING - SAME RULES APPLY UNDER PHOTOGRAPHY PLUS THE FOLLOWING:**3 OR MORE PICTURES WITH A THEME

54.035 LANDSCAPE54.036 CHILDREN’S PICTURE54.037 HUMAN INTEREST – INCLUDING PEOPLE54.038 PORTRAITS54.039 ANIMALS54.040 MISCELLANEOUS

DIGITALLY ALTERED PHOTOGRAPHY 54.041 SPECIAL DIGITAL AFFECTS PHOTOS. EXAMPLE: PLACING

YOURSELF IN A SITUATION YOU HAD PREVIOUSLY PHOTOGRAPHED, SUPERIMPOSED PICTURES, USING

PHOTOGRAPHIC SOFTWARE (I.E. ADOBE PHOTO DELUXE) ETC.SNAPCHAT

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2017 PHOTO CHALLENGE:

55.000 A VIEW FROM ABOVE

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CREATIVE HANDIWORK DEPARTMENT KIM DROST-WALL LAKE-SUPERINTENDENT

THIS DEPARTMENT IS OPEN TO EVERYONE, EXCEPT THOSE AT PRESENT MAKING A LIVING BY SELLING OR CONSIGNING YOUR PROJECT, CRAFT, OR HOBBY ENTERED

READ GENERAL RULES FOR OPEN CLASS PLUS THE FOLLOWING:**ARTICLE MUST BE ENTERED IN NAME OF PERSON WHO MADE SAME ARTICLE**EXHIBITORS LIMITED TO SAC COUNTY AND BORDERING COUNTIES**ITEMS MUST BE THE WORK OF THE EXHIBITOR. ANY ITEM TAKING A RIBBON IN PRIOR YEARS MAY NOT BE ENTERED AGAIN**EACH DIVISION IS DIVIDED INTO GROUPS:

A – 18 YEARS AND OVERB – 10 YEARS TO 17 YEARSC – 9 YEARS AND UNDER

**ANYONE EXHIBITING IN THE DEPARTMENT AND WISHING TO DO SO MAY PLACE A PRICE FOR THE SALES OF THEIR EXHIBIT. THIS WOULD BE STRICTLY AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN BUYER AND SELLER.**ONLY ONE ENTRY TO A PERSON IN EACH SUBDIVISION OF EACH CLASS**A TRI-COLOR RIBBON AWARDED IN CLASSES 56.000 AND 57.000-59.000 IF JUDGE WARRANTS. THERE IS NO MONEY FOR THIS AWARD**EXHIBITS MUST BE IN PLACE BY 5:00 PM, TUESDAY, JULY 25 WITH JUDGING TO BEGIN AT 6:00 PM

CLASS NO. 56.000 – WOODWORKING56.001 ARTICLE CONSTRUCTED OF WOOD: FURNITURE, ETC.56.002 WOOD CARVING56.003 WOOD PRINT56.004 LATHE PROJECT56.005 WOODEN TOYS56.006 ORNAMENT MADE OF WOOD56.007 FRAMES56.008 OTHER

CLASS NO. 57.000 – REFINISHED ARTICLES57.001 FRAMES57.002 CLOCKS57.003 MIRRORS57.004 MISCELLANEOUS SMALL ITEM – NOT NAMED ABOVE

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CLASS NO 58.00 – CREATIVECERAMICS (NO MOLDS OR PURCHASED GREENWARE)

58.001 GLAZED PAINTED58.002 UNDER GLAZED58.003 STAIN PAINTED58.004 CHINA TINT58.005 CHALK PAINTED58.006 FIRED GOLD58.007 LUSTER58.008 AIR BRUSHED58.009 OTHERS

CERAMICS (MOLDS OR PURCHASED GREENWARE)58.010 GLAZED PAINTED58.011 UNDER GLAZED58.012 STAIN PAINTED58.013 CHINA TINT58.014 CHALK PAINTED58.015 FIRED GOLD58.016 LUSTERS58.017 AIRBRUSHED58.018 OTHERS

PORCELAIN58.019 CHINA PAINT58.020 BISQUE58.021 STAINED58.022 OTHER

MACRAMÉ58.023 BELT58.024 PURSE58.025 WALL HANGING58.026 PLANT HANGER – WITH POT58.027 HOLIDAY MACRAMÉ – CHRISTMAS58.028 HOLIDAY MACRAMÉ – THANKSGIVING58.029 HOLIDAY MACRAMÉ – HALLOWEEN58.030 HOLIDAY MACRAMÉ – EASTER58.031 HOLIDAY MACRAMÉ – OTHERS58.032 TOWEL HANGER58.033 JEWELRY58.034 OTHERS

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OTHER58.035 SCRIMSHAW – JEWELRY58.036 SCRIMSHAW – OTHERS58.037 MEMORY BOXES58.038 STAINED GLASS – WINDOW58.039 STAINED GLASS – TERRARIUM58.040 STAINED GLASS – LAMPSHADE58.041 STAINED GLASS – OTHER58.042 MAKE IT-N-BAKE-IT

CREATIVE CRAFTS (NO KITS)58.043 FAKE FUR58.044 FELT58.045 CORN SHUCKS58.046 METAL (COPPER, SILVER, ETC.)58.047 APPLE HEAD DOLLS58.048 APPLIQUÉ PICTURES (MADE WITH CLOTH)58.049 SOFT SCULPTURE58.050 OTHER58.051 QUILLING-DECORATIVE WRITING MATERIAL (NOTE

CARD, PICTURES, STATIONERY, ETC.)58.052 QUILLING – OTHERS

HOLIDAY DECORATIONS58.054 CHRISTMAS CENTERPIECE58.055 EASTER CENTERPIECE58.056 THANKSGIVING CENTERPIECE58.057 OTHER CENTERPIECE58.058 HANGING DECORATION58.059 HOLIDAY DECORATION – CHRISTMAS58.060 HOLIDAY DECORATION – EASTER58.061 HOLIDAY DECORATION – HALLOWEEN58.062 HOLIDAY DECORATION – THANKSGIVING58.063 HOLIDAY DECORATION – OTHERS58.064 CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT58.065 ORNAMENT - OTHER58.066 CANDLES58.067 OTHER

LEATHER58.068 BELT58.069 PURSE58.070 KEY CHAINS58.071 HOLSTERS58.072 PILLOWSLEATHER-CONTINUED

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58.073 RUGS & WALL HANGINGS58.074 OTHERS

WEAVINGS58.075 WHEAT OR STRAW58.076 BRACH WEAVING58.077 COILING WITH YARN58.078 REED58.079 OTHER THAN NAMED

OTHER INTEREST58.080 SEED, PINECONES, ETC.58.081 DECOUPAGE58.082 SAND PAINTING58.083 ARTICLE MADE OF SHEET ACRYLIC58.084 OTHER CRAFT THAN NAMED58.085 PAPER TOLE

PLASTIC CANVAS58.086 HOLIDAY58.087 PURSES58.088 ORNAMENTS58.089 CENTERPIECE58.090 PICTURE FRAME –WITH PICTURE)58.091 OTHERS

FLOWERS58.092 SILK58.093 CORN SHUCK58.094 BEAD58.095 LEATHER58.096 OTHER

BEADWORK58.097 BASKETS58.098 HOLIDAY ORNAMENTS58.099 MING TREE58.100 OTHERS

JEWELRY58.101 MACRAMÉ58.102 BEADWORK58.103 CERAMICS58.104 LEATHER58.105 OTHER

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DOUGH ART58.106 FIGURINES58.107 BASKETS58.108 PICTURE58.109 OTHERS

STENCILING58.110 PICTURE58.111 WREATH58.112 ORNAMENT58.113 BASKET58.114 PLACEMATS, NAPKINS, TABLE RUNNERS, DRESSER SCARVES58.115 NOTE CARDS

RESIN58.116 CHRISTMAS58.117 THANKSGIVING58.118 HALLOWEEN58.119 EASTER58.120 OTHER

PICTURES CREATED WITH58.121 FELT58.122 NATURAL MATERIALS, SEED, PODS, GRASSES, ETC.58.123 YARNS WITH THE USE OF NAILS58.124 3-D PICTURES58.125 YARN WALL HANGING58.126 STRING OR WIRE WITH USE OF NAILS58.127 JEWELRY58.128 OTHER

SCRAPBOOKING58.211 PHOTO ALBUMS58.212 SCRAPBOOK58.213 OTHER

RECYCLED CRAFTS58.214 RECYCLED/RESTORED HOUSE ITEMS58.215 RECYCLED/RESTORED FARM MACHINERY PARTS58.216 RECYCLED/RESTORED ITEMS INTO SOMETHING USEFUL &

NEW58.217 OTHER RECYCLED

CLASS NO. 59.000—LEGOS59.01 KITS59.02 ORIGINAL59.03 MIXED MEDIA

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60.001 BIRTHDAY60.002 CHRISTMAS60.003 EASTER60.004 SYMPATHY60.005 ANY OTHER

CLASS NO. 61.000 – COLLECTIVE 3 ITEMS OR MORETHIS CLASS WILL BE JUDGED ON ORIGINALITY AND NEATNESS OF DISPLAY

61.001 MODEL – CARS – 3 ONLY61.002 MODEL – AIRPLANES – 3 ONLY61.003 MODEL – MOTORCYCLES – 3 ONLY61.004 MODEL – BOATS – 3 ONLY61.005 MODEL – TRAINS – 3 ONLY61.006 ANIMALS61.007 SHELLS61.008 DOLLS – 3 ONLY61.009 TABLE NAPKINS61.010 WILD FLOWERS (IDENTIFY)61.011 BUGS OR BUTTERFLY (IDENTIFY)61.012 SALT & PEPPER SETS61.013 ROCKS (IDENTIFY)61.014 OTHERS

CLASS NO. 62.000 – OVER 80 YEARS OLD OR RESIDENTS OF NURSINGHOME OR RETIREMENT CENTER

IN THIS CLASS THE EXHIBITOR IS NOT REQUIRED TO BUY A SEASON GATE PASS

62.001 ARTICLE CONSTRUCTED OF WOOD62.002 CERAMICS62.003 FLOWERS62.004 DECOUPAGE62.005 HOLIDAY DECORATION62.006 ARTICLES MADE OF CLOTH62.007 ARTICLES MADE OF PLASTIC62.008 OTHERS

CLASS NO. 63.000 – GROUP PROJECTSAGES - - - PRESCHOOL 5-6 YEARS 7-10 YEARSINCLUDE AGE ON ENTRY TAG**WHEN THERE IS MORE THAN 5 OF THE SAME ITEM**ALL ITEMS WILL RECEIVE PARTICIPATION RIBBONS**IF THERE ARE MORE THAN 10 OF THE SAME TYPE OF ENTRY, 2 BLUE RIBBONS AND 2 RED RIBBONS WILL BE AWARDED

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FANCY PIGEONSSUPERINTENDENT - MIKE ZIMMERMAN

READ GENERAL RULES FOR OPEN CLASS PLUS THE FOLLOWING:**ENTRIES MUST BE IN PLACE, AT THE SOUTH END OF THE FAIR GROUNDS BY 6:00 PM, TUESDAY, JULY 25, 2017** FEEDERS AND WATERS MUST BE ATTACHED TO THE CAGES**ENTRIES ARE TO BE JUDGED ON THURSDAY, JULY 27 AT 9:00 AM**FANCY PIGEON CLASS GIVES MONEY AWARDS FOR HONORABLE MENTION**A TRI-COLOR RIBBON WILL BE AWARDED TO THE BEST EXHIBIT IN THIS DEPARTMENT. THERE IS NO MONEY FOR THIS AWARD

CLASS NO. 63.000 – CHICK GROWING PROJECT - 2 LIVE BIRDS

CLASS NO. 64.000 – LAYING FLOCK PROJECT - 3 LIVE HENS

CLASS NO. 65.000 – CHICKENS65.001 INDIVIDUAL CHICKEN65.002 PAIR OF MATCHED CHICKENS THAT ARE OF OPPOSITE SEX65.003 PEN OF THREE MARKET CHICKENS THAT ARE OF THE SAME

BREED

CLASS NO. 66.000 – DUCKS & GEESE66.001 INDIVIDUAL BIRD66.002 PAIR OF BIRDS66.003 PEN OF THREE MARKET BIRDS

CLASS NO. 67.000 – BANTAM

67.001 INDIVIDUAL 67.002 PAIR OF BANTAMS THAT ARE OF THE OPPOSITE SEX

CLASS NO. 68.000 – ALL OTHER POULTRY INDIVIDUAL68.001 TURKEYS68.002 PHEASANTS68.003 GUINEAS

CLASS NO. 69.000 - FLYING BREEDS69.001 HOMERS69.002 TUMBLERS69.003 CARRIERS69.004 OTHERS

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CLASS NO. 70.000 - FANCY BREEDS70.001 FANTAILS70.002 TRUMPETERS70.003 JACOBINS70.004 MODENAS70.005 LAHORES70.006 OTHERS

CLASS NO. 71.000 - UTILITY BREEDS71.001 CARNEAUX71.002 KINGS71.003 SWISS MONDAINS71.004 RUNTS71.005 AUTO SEX71.006 GIANT HOMER & SHOW PEN HOMER71.007 OTHERS

CLASS NO. 72.000 - RARE BREEDS72.001 OWLS, SWALLOWS, ICE PIGEON, ETC.

NOTE: ALL POULTRY MUST HAVE A NEGATIVE PULLORUM-TYPHOID TEST WITHIN 90 DAYS OF PUBLIC EXHIBITION. PULLORUM-TYPHOID TESTING – WILL BE COMPLETED UPON ENTERING THE POULTRY BUIDLING PLEASE CONTACT THE SAC COUNTY EXTENSION OFFICE IN SAC CITY FOR DATES - PHONE #712-662-7131PULLORUM-TYPHOID TEST RESULTS & PAPERWORK WILL BE CHECKED WHEN YOUR ANIMALS ARE CHECKED INTO THE BUILDING

HEALTH CERTIFICATES FROM AN AUTHORIZED TESTER WILL BE REQUIRED

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DOG SHOW

VERA THOMAS- SUPERINTENDENT

*ENTRIES ARE OPEN TO DOGS ACTIVE IN DOG OBEDIENCE CLASSES. * ENTRY FORMS ARE DUE IN TO THE FAIR OFFICE BY SATURDAY JULY 22, 2017* HOUSING IS NOT AVAILABLE ON THE FAIRGROUNDS, THUS DOG EXHIBITORS SHOULD PLAN TO ARRIVE AFTER 2:30PM ON FRIDAY OF THE FAIR. * DOGS MUST HAVE A CERTIFICATE SHOWING THE DOG HAS HAD A RABIES SHOT WITHIN THE PAST TWO YEARS AND MUST BE PRESENTED TO THE EXTENSION STAFF PERSON AT THE SHOW. DOG SHOULD HAVE HAD DISTEMPER AND PARVO IMMUNIZATION.*ALL DOGS MUST BE ON A LEASH. EXHIBITORS SHOULD BE READY WHEN CLASS IS CALLED. *EXHIBITORS WILL EXHBIT IN APPROPRIATE ATTIRE AND FOOTWEAR. **A TRI-COLOR RIBBON WILL BE AWARDED TO THE BEST EXHIBIT IN THIS DEPARTMENT. THERE IS NO MONEY FOR THIS AWARD

DIVISION 30100 –DOG HANDLING

CLASS 30101 PRE NOVICE A. (FOR FIRST YEAR MEMBES IN THE PROJECT).DOGS WILL HEEL ON LEASH, STAND FOR EXAMINATION ON LEASH, RECALL ON LEASH AND DO LONG SITS AND DOWN ON LEASH, TIME ONE MINUTE FOR SIT AND THREE MINUTES FOR DOWN.

CLASS 30102 PRE NOVICE B. SAME OBEDIENCE REQUIREMENTS AS CLASS 30101. FOR EXPERIENCED HANDLERS WITH BEGINNING DOGS OR BEGINNING HANDLERS WITH EXPERIENCED DOGS.

CLASS 30104 NOVICE DOGSWILL HEAL ON LEASH AND OFF LEASH. FIGURE 8 ON LEASH. STAND FOR EXAMINAION, RECALL, LONG SITS AND DOWNS, ALL OFF LEASH.    CLASS 30106 GRADUATE NOVICE DOGS A MUST DO THE SAME EXERCISE AS IN CLASS 30104, PLUS A DROP ON THE RECALL AND SITS AND DOWNS WILL BE WITH OWNER OUT OF SIGHT FOR THREE AND FIVE MINUTES INSTEAD OF ONE AND THREE MINUTES AS IN CLASS 30101 . THE FIGURE 8 EXERCISE WILL BE OFF LEASH.

 CLASS 30107 GRADUATE NOVICE BFOR DOGS IN FOURTH YEAR OR BEYOND OF TRANING. SAME SKILL

REQUIREMENT AS CLASS 30106.           

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SAC COUNTY BABY CONTESTKIDS WORLD & SAC COUNTY FAIR BOARD

SATURDAY JULY 29, 2017 @ 9AM

NEW THIS YEAR! BABIES CAN PARTICIPATE FOR 2 YEARS BUT MUST BE UNDER 18 MONTHS TO PARTICIPATE.

THE SAC COUNTY BABY CONTEST IS OPEN TO BABIES FROM 6 MONTHS TO 18 MONTHS OF AGE BY JULY 31, 2017.

REGISTRATION BEGINS AT 8:30 AMJUDGING BEGINS AT 9AM CONTEST WILL BE HELD ON STAGE IN KIDS ZONE

PARENTS MAY ENTER THEIR BABIES IN ONE OF THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES AS DESCRIPTION FOLLOWS:

SPORTSWEAR – BABY GIRL/BOY IN ATHLETIC ATTIRECASUAL WEAR – BABY GIRL/BOY IN CASUAL CLOTHESMISS/MR. AMERICA – BABY GIRL/BOY IN SWIMSUIT ATTIREMOST/LEAST HAIR – BABIES HAVING LOTS OF HAIR OR NO HAIRMOST FEMININE/MASCULINE – BABY GIRL IN DAINTY, LACY

AND /ORFRILLY OUTFIT AND FEMININE PERSONALITY OR BABY BOY DRESSED IN SUNDAY BEST AND MASCULINE PERSONALITY

FARMER/FARMHER-BABY DRESSED AS FARMER BEST SMILE- BABY WITH THE BIGGEST/BEST SMILEBRIGHTEST EYES- BABY WITH THE BRIGHTEST/BIGGEST EYESMISS/MR. PERSONALITY-OUTGOING ENERGETIC BABY!THEME WEAR – BABY GIRL/BOY DRESSED IN THEME OUTFIT

OR COSTUME

WRITE THEME ON REGISTRATION CARD PLEASE!!!

PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED TO WINNERS AS WELL AS CONTESTANTS, PROVIDED BY THE SAC COUNTY FAIR

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KIDS DAYSATURDAY - JULY 29, 2017

10:00 AM KIDS DAY PARADE – JUDGING10:30 AM KIDS DAY PARADE & GAMES

ALL ENTRIES WILL ASSEMBLE NEAR THE GAZEBO AT 10:00 AM, PROMPTNESS IS IMPORTANT, PARADE STARTS ON TIME!!!!THE JUDGING WILL TAKE PLACE BEFORE THE PARADE, WHICH STARTSAT 10:30 AM

ENTRIES WILL BE JUDGED ON ORIGINALITY AND CATEGORY

KIDS MAY ENTER ONLY ONE CLASS

PRIZE MONEY $10.00. . . . .$7.00. . . . .$5.00

DIVISION 1 – WESTERNDIVISION 2 – BEACH BABESDIVISION 3 – PRINCE & PRINCESS (BEAUTY)DIVISION 4– PET DIVISION (ANY PET CARRIED, PULLED OR ON LEASH)

(PONIES ARE INCLUDED IN THIS EVENT)DIVISION 5 – PATRIOTICDIVISION 6 – TRIKES & BIKES (OR A BATTERY OPERATED VEHICLE NOT

PULLING A FLOAT)DIVISION 7 – FLOATS (ANYTHING BEING PULLED)DIVISION 8 – SPORTS

KID’S DAY GAMES TO FOLLOW PARADE.

PRIZE MONEY WILL BE AWARDED BY THE SAC COUNTY FAIR.

MUST BE 12 OR UNDER TO PARTICIPATE IN KIDS DAY ACTIVITIES.

THE SPONSORING SERVICE AND COMMUNITY CLUBS FOR KID’S DAY ARE:SAC CITY LIONS CLUBSAC CITY KIWANIS CLUBSAC COUNTY FAIR

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SAC COUNTY FAIR QUEEN CONTESTINTERVIEWS AND JUDGING

JULY 26, 2017 CROWNING OF 2017 SAC COUNTY FAIR QUEEN

JUDGING AND INTERVIEWS FOR THE SAC COUNTY FAIR QUEEN CONTEST WILL BE JULY 19th, 2017. FINAL TABULATIONS WILL BE PLACED IN A SEALED ENVELOPE AND THE RESULTS WILL BE ANNOUNCED ON JULY 26, 2017, AT THE GRANDSTAND.THIS CONTEST IS OPEN TO WOMEN WHO ARE SAC COUNTY RESIDENTS BETWEEN THE AGES OF 16 AND 21. THE CANDIDATES WILL BE JUDGED IN FIVE DIFFERENT CATEGORIES AND PRIZES AWARDED TO THE QUEEN, FIRST RUNNER UP AND SECOND RUNNER UP. THE WINNER WILL REPRESENT SAC COUNTY AT THE IOWA STATE FAIR IN DES MOINES.ALL INTERESTED CONTESTANTS MUST PRE-REGISTER BY JULY 7TH, BY CONTACTING ONE OF THE FOLLOWING CHAIRPERSONS:

ANGIE FISCHER CAROL HANSEN712-660-0202 712-662-7840

************************************************************************JUDGING WILL BE BASED ON THE FOLLOWING:

BEAUTY CHARM POSE PERSONALITY ATTITUDE APPEARANCE AWARENESS LEADERSHIP CITIZENSHIP CONTRIBUTION TO THE COMMUNITY

************************************************************************RULES1. EACH CONTESTANT MUST BE AT LEAST 16 YEARS OF AGE AND NOT MORE THAN 21 YEARS OF AGE BY AUGUST 10, 20172. CONTESTANTS MUST NEVER HAVE BEEN MARRIED OR HAVE CHILDREN3. CONTESTANTS MUST LIVE IN, ATTEND SCHOOL IN OR BE IN 4-H CLUBS IN SAC COUNTY4. EACH CONTESTANT MUST BE AN ACTIVE MEMBER OF AT LEAST ONE WORTHWHILE ORGANIZATION IN HER COMMUNITY SUCH AS A CHURCH GROUP, 4-H, GIRL SCOUTS, ETC. ELIGIBILITY IS NOT LIMITED TO 4-H MEMBERSHIP5. NO PROFESSIONAL MODELS OR ONE WHO HAS BEEN EMPLOYED AND PAID A SALARY FOR A SPECIFIC MODELING JOB IS ELIGIBLE.6. REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS WEDNESDAY, JULY 7th, 20177. SHE MUST BE AVAILABLE TO ATTEND ALL FAIR ACTIVITIES DESIGNATED BY THE SAC COUNTY FAIR BOARD AND ANYTHING ENDORSED BY THE QUEEN MUST ALSO BE APPROVED.8. THE SAC COUNTY FAIR QUEEN CONTEST COMMITTEE & FAIR BOARD RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CHANGE AND INTERPRET THE FORGOING RULES AND REGULATIONS AT ANY TIME AS DEEMED EXPEDIENT.9. THE WINNING CONTESTANT MUST BE AVAILABLE TO ATTEND THE IOWA STATE FAIR CONTEST IN AUGUST

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SAC COUNTY FAIR LITTLE MISS CONTEST

LITTLE MISS SAC COUNTY WILL BE CROWNED ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 2017 6:00 PM AT THE GRANDSTAND. JUDGING AND A PUNCH PARTY WILL BE HELD PRIOR TO THE FAIR.

ALL INTERESTED CONTESTANTS MUST PRE-REGISTER BY JULY 8, 2017. CONTEST IS LIMITED TO FIRST 25 CONTESTANTS.

QUESTIONS- PLEASE CONTACT THE FAIR OFFICE DURING OFFICE HOURS PRIOR TO THE FAIR. - FAIR OFFICE WILL BE OPENED JULY 17TH - 712-662-7188 OR AMAMDA WEBER - 712-660-9756

1. EACH CONTESTANT MUST BE AT LEAST 6 YEARS OF AGE AND NOT MORE THAN 9 YEARS OF AGE BY JULY 26, 2017

2. CONTESTANT CANNOT BE ANY OTHER SAC COUNTY “PRINCESS” OR “LITTLE MISS” WHILE COMPETING FOR SAC COUNTY LITTLE MISS.

3. CONTESTANT MUST LIVE IN SAC COUNTY

4. REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS JULY 8, 2017

5. WINNER MUST BE AVAILABLE TO RIDE IN ALL PARADES IN SAC COUNTY, ATTEND FAIR AND VARIOUS EVENTS DURING FAIR, AND TO REPRESENT THE SAC COUNTY FAIR DURING THEIR REIGN

ALL CONTESTANTS WILL BE TREATED AS WINNERS!!! THIS SHOULD BE A FUN EXPERIENCE FOR ALL CONTESTANTS!!!

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SAC COUNTY FAIR LITTLE MISTER CONTEST

LITTLE MISTER SAC COUNTY WILL BE CROWNED ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 2017 6:00 PM AT THE GRANDSTAND. JUDGING AND A “ROUND UP” PARTY WILL BE HELD PRIOR TO THE FAIR.

ALL INTERESTED CONTESTANTS MUST PRE-REGISTER BY JULY 8, 2017. CONTEST IS LIMITED TO FIRST 25 CONTESTANTS.

QUESTIONS- PLEASE CONTACT THE FAIR OFFICE DURING OFFICE HOURS PRIOR TO THE FAIR. - FAIR OFFICE WILL BE OPENED JULY 17TH - 712-662-7188 OR AMAMDA WEBER - 712-660-9756

1. EACH CONTESTANT MUST BE AT LEAST 6 YEARS OF AGE AND NOT MORE THAN 9 YEARS OF AGE BY JULY 26, 2017

2. CONTESTANT CANNOT BE ANY OTHER SAC COUNTY “PRINCE” OR “LITTLE MISTER” WHILE COMPETING FOR SAC COUNTY LITTLE MISTER.

3. CONTESTANT MUST LIVE IN SAC COUNTY

4. REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS JULY 8, 2017

5. WINNER MUST BE AVAILABLE TO RIDE IN ALL PARADES IN SAC COUNTY, ATTEND FAIR AND VARIOUS EVENTS DURING FAIR, AND TO REPRESENT THE SAC COUNTY FAIR DURING THEIR REIGN

ALL CONTESTANTS WILL BE TREATED AS WINNERS!!! THIS SHOULD BE A FUN EXPERIENCE FOR ALL CONTESTANTS!!!

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SAC COUNTY FAIR ENTRY BLANKOPEN CLASS DEPARTMENT & OPEN LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENT

ALL EXHIBITORS MUST HAVE A SEASON GATE PASS

NAME________________________________________________AGE_____________

ADDRESS______________________________________CITY/ZIP________________

JR. EXHIBITOR GIVE PARENT/GUARDIAN_________________________________

CLASS NO. CATEGORY DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLE, BREED OR NO.

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ATTENTION ALL EXHIBITORSABSOLITELY NO CHANGES OR CORRECTIONS AFTER CUT-OFF DATE!PLEASE PRINT AND FILL IN ALL INFORMATIONALL EXHIBOTRS MUST HAVE A SEASON GATE PASS-UNLESS THEY HAVE4-H PASSBE SURE TO ENTER THE CORRECT CLASS NUMBER AND DESCRIPTION AND BE SURE TO ENTER AGEALL ENTRIES MUST BE FILLED OUT AND MAILED OR BROUGHT TO THE FAIR OFFICE BY 12:00 PM SATURDAY, JULY 22, 2017NO EXCEPTIONS!MAIL ENTRIES: SAC COUNTY FAIR

PO BOX 423SAC CITY, IA 50583

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