110th Annual - CadillacNews.com

Includes: • Bingo on the grounds all week! • Children 2 and under get in FREE! No Rainchecks! • No Refunds!

Absolutely NO unauthorized animals on grounds!

Absolutely NO bikes on grounds!

$2.00 per Person Admission* *Rides and grandstand events EXTRA!

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AuguSt 12-18, 2018Exhibit Entry Forms Due Last sunDay in JuLy August 12: Exhibits Entered

Vets & Seniors 62 & Over FREE

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The Northern District Fair has been a pastime for many years, bringing fun and entertainment to the whole family.

Families can enjoy an array of events at the fair this year. Events include a kids power wheel races, big car figure eight and a demo derby, to name a few.

If you like something that is more hands-on, there will be a pie baking contest on Wednesday. Bakers are required to bake two pies; one for judging and one that will be auctioned off. Ag-Olympics is another event where children can get their hands dirty tossing hay bales or competing in tug of war. It takes place on Saturday and is free to the public.

“We are a family venue and everything is directed towards family and children,” said Yvonne Meyer, secretary of the fair.

New this year, a chance to make a smoothie with a bicycle. It’s an MSU Extension demonstration and allows children to see what they’re making in a fun and unique way.

The family summer event will be complete with live animal exhibits, elephant ears and corn dogs, grandstand events, and midway rides.

The gate entrance fee is $2, which allows people to walk around the grounds and see the exhibits. Seniors and veterans will be admitted for free.

The annual Northern District Fair will be open Monday, Aug. 13 through Saturday, Aug. 18.

NortherN District Fair is perfect for kids and families

Photos courtesy of the Cadillac News

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 114:00 to 6:00 p.m. Civic Center Open for Open & Youth Entries

SUNDAY, AUGUST 127:00 a.m. Small Animal Barn Opens 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. Civic Center for Open and Youth Entries8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Pullorum Testing for Poultry 6:00 p.m. Animals must be in Assigned Pens

MONDAY, AUGUST 13 9:00 a.m. Judging in Civic Center (all departments)9:00 a.m. Judging - Market Swine10:00 a.m. Horse and Barn Open12:30 p.m. Judging - all Sheep, Goat, and Beef Classes3:00 p.m. Registration for Kid’s Pedal Pull (Sponsored by Ina Store)4:00 p.m. Kid’s Pedal Pull6:00 p.m. Veteran’s Salute in the Grandstand

TUESDAY, AUGUST 14 ALL DAY Embryology - Come watch chicks hatch9:00 a.m. Youth Horse Show9:00 a.m. Poultry Classes1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Smoothie Bike1:00 to 9:00 p.m. Civic Center Open1:00 to 9:00 p.m. Silent Auction Entries Accepted in the Civic Center3:00 to close MIDWAY OPENS7:00 p.m. Farm Stock Tractor Pull in the Grandstand

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15ALL DAY Embryology - Come watch chicks hatch9:00 a.m. Rabbit Classes10:00 a.m. Judging - DairyNoon Judging - Horse Contest1:00 to 9:00 p.m. Civic Center Open1:00 to 9:00 p.m. Silent Auction in the Civic Center2:00 p.m. Pie Judging Contest2:00 to close MIDWAY OPENS -- $1 PEr rIDE all day!3:00 to 5:00 p.m. Commodity Carnival6:00 p.m. Market Livestock Sale7:00 p.m. Garden Tractor Pull in the Grandstand

THURSDAY, AUGUST 16ALL DAY Embryology - Come watch chicks hatch9:00 a.m. Open Horse Show1:00 to 9:00 p.m. Civic Center Open1:00 to 9:00 p.m. Silent Auction in the Civic Center2:00 to 6:00 p.m. Scavenger Hunt2:00 to close MIDWAY OPEN 2:00 to 10:00 p.m. KID’S DAY - ArMBAND SPECIALS* 6:30 p.m. Showmanship Sweepstakes 7:00 p.m. Battle of the Bands

FRIDAY, AUGUST 17ALL DAY Embryology - Come watch chicks hatchNoon to close MIDWAY OPEN 1:00 to 9:00 p.m. Civic Center Open1:00 to 9:00 p.m. Silent Auction in the Civic Center3:00 to 5:00 p.m. Commodity Carnival 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Farm Bureau Chicken BBQ 7:00 p.m. Unique Motor Sports Demo Derby 9:00 p.m. Silent Auction bidding closes

SATURDAY, AUGUST 1810:00 a.m. Ag Olympics - OPEN TO PUBLICNoon to close MIDWAY OPEN 1:00 to 9:00 p.m. Civic Center Open5:00 p.m. Exhibitor Potluck and Trophy Presentations in the Civic Center7:00 p.m. Unique Motor Sports Demo Derby

SUNDAY, AUGUST 197:00 to 9:00 a.m. All pens / cages MUST be cleaned 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. All animals MUST be removed 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Civic Center Open for item pick-up.

yOU MUST HaVE ClaIM CHECKS IN ORdER TO PICK UP EXHIBITS.

2018 NORTHERN DISTRICT FAIR

** No age limit on armbands **

Tuesday $10 ArMBAND

Wednesday MIDWAY - $1 per ride All Day!!!

Thursday KID’S DAY - $12 ArMBAND good All Day!

Friday Armbands - $17.00 (regular Price)

Saturday Armbands - $17.00 (regular Price)

*MIDwAy ARMbAND RIDE SPECIALS

Midway opens on Tues. at 3:00 p.m.; Wed. - Thurs. at 2:00 p.m. & Fri. & Sat. at NoonEVENTS

NORTHERN DISTRICT FAIR GLOSSARy OF TERMSOPEN - Open to all ages, youth and adult.MARKET - Animal raised and sold at auctionRATE OF GAIN - Weight gain over a specific timeHOME GROWN - Raised from birth on your premisesNOVICE - First year exhibitorTYKES & TODDLERS - children under 4-H age that show but

cannot sellSHINING STAR - Exhibitor that faces daily challenges and

has a love of horsesSHOWMANSHIP - How well you and your animal work

togetherCAVY - Guinea PigCAVY BOAR - Male Guinea PigCAVY SOW - Female Guinea PigPULLET - Young hen under one yearCOCKEREL - Young rooster under one yearWEANLING - Newly taken from its motherYEARLING - One year oldHEN - Female chickenROOSTER - Male chickenCORNISH - Chicken under 5 poundsBROILER - Chicken over 5 poundsDAM - Mother of an animalSIRE - Father of an animalBUCK - Male rabbit or intact male goatDOE - Female rabbit or goatEWE - Female lambWETHER - Altered male goat or sheepGILT - Female pig /swine that has not given birthBARROW - Neutered male pig/swineCALF - Baby cowCOW - Female that has given birth to a calfHEIFER - Female cow that has not given birth to a calfDAIRY COW - Female cow that gives milkDAIRY BEEF FEEDER STEER - Less than one year oldMARE - Female horseGELDING - Altered male horseFOAL - Horse under one yearHALTER - Horse is judged on conformationBAREBACK EQUITATION - Judged on rider without a saddleEQUITATION - Judged on the rider more so than the horsePLEASURE - Judged on the horse more so than the rider




SATURDAY, AUGUST 114:00 - 6:00 p.m. Civic Center open for Open Class Exhibits

SUNDAY, AUGUST 127:00 a.m. Small Animal Barn Opens 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Pullorum Testing Poultry 10:00 a.m. Horse and Large Animal Barn Open4:00 - 7:00 p.m. Civic Center open for entries.6:00 p.m. Animals must be in Assigned Pens

MONDAY, AUGUST 139:00 a.m. Civic Center Classes (All Departments) 9:00 a.m. Market Swine Classes 12:30 p.m. All Sheep, Goat and Beef Classes

TUESDAY, AUGUST 149:00 a.m. Youth Horses9:00 a.m. All Poultry

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15 9:00 a.m. All Rabbits Classes10:00 a.m. Dairy classes12:00 p.m. Horse Judging Contest & Demonstrations2:00 p.m. Pie Judging Contest6:00 p.m. Market Livestock Sale

THURSDAY, AUGUST 16 9:00 a.m. Open Class Horses6:30 p.m. Showmanship Sweepstakes

SATURDAY, AUGUST 17 10:00 a.m. Ag Olympics - OPEN TO PUBLIC5:00 p.m. Exhibitor Potluck Supper and Trophy Presentations in Civic Center

SUNDAY, AUGUST 18 7:00 - 9:00 a.m. All pens / cages MUST be cleaned 7:00 - 9:00 a.m. All animals MUST be removed 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Civic Center Open for item pick-up. yOU MUST HaVE ClaIM CHECKS TO PICK UP EXHIBITS.

JUDGING SCHEDULE

Livestock sponsored by:



Name: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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# SPaCeS NeeDeD_________________________DeSCRIPTION OF ITemS SeLLING: ________________________________________________

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amOUNT eNCLOSeD: ___________________________________(make checks payable to Northern District Fair)

SIGNaTURe: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Your cancelled check is your confirmation. If you require written confirmation, please enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope with your registration form. The Northern District Fair will not be held responsible for any loss or damage to displays or crafts, or for any injury, accident, or theft occurring while at the Fair.

registration form

2018 Northern District FairCRAFT SHOw & SALE

Come join us on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of Fair! Exhibit and Sell Your Handmade Crafts in a Fun and Festive Fair Atmosphere!!

August 16, 17 & 18, 2018in WEX • 2-7p.m. each day

Only $10.00 per day!Come one day or come all three days.

Booth size will be 12’x12’. Bring your own tables, set up, and have a great time! For more information, please call Margaret Lucas 231-825-2856. Fill out the Registration Form below and send to:

Northern District Fair Craft Show, P.O. Box 131, Cadillac, Michigan 49601

EXHIBITORS GUIDE Exhibit Entry Forms Due Last sunDay in JuLy

August 12: Exhibits Entered

Northern District FairP.O. Box 131, Cadillac, MI 49601

Fair Office: 231-775-6361 [email protected]

PAGE 08 - Officers & Directors - Department Superintendents - Thank you 2017 Market Animal Sale Buyers - Thank you 2017 Trophy Sponsors - Fair Season Letters09 - Entry Blank Form10 - Rules and Regulations - 2018 Pie Baking Contest and Auction11 - OPEN CLASS Livestock 12 - OPEN CLASS Exhibits 18 - YOUTH PROJECT Rules20 - YOUTH CLASS Livestock24 - YOUTH CLASS Exhibits27 - Reservation Forms

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Dear Friends:

Welcome to the 2018 fair season! Our county fairs are a family tradition for many

Michiganders. It’s an entertainment staple celebrating our agricultural heritage and

showcasing the diversity and innovation of our growing food and ag sector.

Millions of Michigan citizens and tourists attend county fairs every year. In fact,

agriculture has always been an integral part of our state and its future has never been

brighter. It uses cutting-edge technology, incorporates environmental practices, and is

an industry filled with career opportunities.

I am proud of Michigan’s 4-H program and the tremendous accomplishments of

our FFA peers. Thanks to Michigan’s local and county fairs, Michigan youth have the

opportunity to showcase their hard work while educating fairgoers about the state’s food

and agriculture industry. Careers in food and agriculture are limitless – everything from

veterinarians, soil scientists, and microbiologists to metrologists, food scientists,

engineers, and more!

Our county fairs are full of local charm, family fun and agricultural traditions. This

year, be sure to visit a local or county fair as part of your Michigan summer travel plans.

Sincerely,

Rick Snyder

Governor

THANK yOU 2017 MARKET ANIMAL SALE BUYERS

A SPECIAL THANKS TO THE 2017 NORTHERN DISTRICT FAIR TROPHY SPONSORS

FAIR OFFICE: 231-775-6361Ted Meyer, PresidentShaun ronk, Vice-PresidentYvonne Meyer, SecretaryTammy Green, Office Manager/TreasurerMatt Brehm, Lori Brock, Megan Guernsey,Brandi Lucas, Margaret Lucas, robert Lucas, Dawn Paulin, Mike Paulin, Candy Prince, Marie Mercier, Erika Prince, and Erica ronk

DEPARTMENT SUPERINTENDENTS

2018 OFFICERS & DIRECTORS

Large AnimalsWesley Grover, Jeff Stahl

& Annette Kniss

HorsesYvonne MeyerMegan Meyer

Small AnimalsCandy Prince, Erika Prince

& Janet Dunlap

Merchant Building ManagersMargaret Lucas

Brandi LucasCivic

Marie Mercier

Wolverine Power Cooperative, Family Farm & Home, Tractor Supply Co., Lake CIty Forge, Greenstone Farm Credit Services, Pearson Drilling Co., Franke Septic Service, Northwoods Feed & Supply, Lark Lawn & Garden, Breidenstein Oil, Dan & Denise Danford, Leroy Milliag, Seelye Sheep, B. W. Kniss Farm, Swick Custom Butchering,

Leudeman Family, Butch & Dee Stahl, Fancy Creek Farm, Hidden Creek Farm, Bill & Joyce Johnson, Jim Crawford, Darwin Norman, Jeremy Cuddie Family, Jerry & Cindy Cuddie, Gingrich Meadows, Denise Bechtel, Drivers Choice Auto & Truck, Dean’s Auto Clinic, Howes & Howes Trucking, Triple T Farms,

Merrill’s Service Center, Group Beneteau, Maplewoods Farm,Gold Medal Awards, Friend of 4-H.


BUYERS OF CORNISH HENSM. & M. Kennels - 2 pensFamily Fare - 2 pensNorthwoods Feed & SupplyJoel CaslerRep. Ray Franz

BUYERS OF TURKEYSC. & W. Portables 2 BirdsFamily Fare - 2 BirdsDawn’s Fresh CateringMcCrimmon’s Farm & FeedsDarwin BooherTerry’s Gun Shop

BUYERS OF L~T. CHICKENSCrystal FlashDarwin BooherFamily Fare

BUYERS OF SWINEM. & M. Kennels - 3 AnimalsBrnet & Annette Kniss - 2 AnimalsCountry Creek Labs - 2 AnimalsDawn’s Fresh Catering

Wexford Co. Farm BureauMeyer Vet. ServiceFekete Knaggs & BurrSwick Custom ButcheringEllens EquipmentR. L. Morris & SonsJim CrawfordLark Lawn & GardenL. & J. MeatsRep. Ray FranzJeff McNittCadillac Tool & DieAdvanced Optemetry

BUYERS OF RABBITSLark Lawn & Garden - 2 PensDean Enter

BUYERS OF MKT. SHEEPRRRMeat Porcessing - 3 AnimalsIna Store - 2 AnimalsDouble R Transport - 2 AnimalsCrystal FlashMorley BisonBill & Joyce Johnson

BUYERS OF MKT. GOATSGregg Bembeneck - 2 AnimalsCrystal FlashLark Lawn & GardenBill & Joyce JohnsonFamily Farm & Home

BUYERS OF BEEF STEERSFekete Knaggs & BurrR. L. Moriss & SonsTerry’s Gun ShopRep. Michele HoitangaValley HeatingGrover Farms

BUYERS OF DAIRY BEEFGreenstone Farm CreditJoel CaslerIna Store

Exhibitor Name: __________________________________________

Address: ________________________________________________

City/ Zip Code: ___________________________________________

Phone #: _________________________________________________

Email Address: ____________________________________________

Date of Birth: _____________________________________________

Please send completed entry form to the address listed above.

Print name and address plainly. Classify each entry by Department, Division, Section and class; describe article using the exact wording of the premium list. Only one item per class.

Send entry blanks with fees to the Fair as early as possible. THE DEADLINE FOR ENTRY IS LAST SUNDAY OF JULY. CIVIC CENTER FEE is $3.00 for 1 - 5 items. Animal fees are listed on the back of the entry blank. Entries MUST be postmarked by last Saturday of July. The Fair Office will be open last Saturday and Sunday of July 2 p.m. - 5 p.m. to take entries. All animals must be in assigned pens by 6 p.m. ENTRY DAY.

Dept. Div. sect. cLass Description of articLe entry fee

GRAND TOTAL

PRE-ENTRY IS REQUIRED ON ALL EXHIBITS, ENTRY FORMS WITH REQUIRED FEES MUST BE RECEIVED

NO LATER THAN THE LAST SUNDAY IN JULY. ENTRY FEES ARE AS FOLLOWS:Horses-Per Head ........................................................................... $15.00Cattle, Goats, Sheep, Swine - Per Head .................................... $5.00Rabbit-Cage Fee-Per Rabbit ....................................................... $1.00Poultry-Per Bird Fee ....................................................................... $1.00Pocket Pets (per animal) .............................................................. $1.00Civic Center-1-5 items .................................................................. $3.00

A premium award ribbon or card on exhibit is not proof of award. Only the Judge’s record of award is authority that will be recognized. Civic Center opens Saturday, August 11, from 6p.m. - 8p.m., and Sunday, August 12, from 1p.m. - 4p.m. for all Civic Center exhibits. Doors will be locked promptly at 4 p.m. Exhibits must be tagged and checked in NO LATER THAN 4:30 p.m. Tags for exhibits may be picked up at the Fair Office or at the Civic Center when exhibits are brought in. ALL TAGS NEED TO BE ATTACHED TO EXHIBITS AND READY FOR DISPLAY WHEN BROUGHT TO CIVIC CENTER.

ENTRy bLANK FORMEntry Form Due Last Sunday of July

2018 Northern District FairP.O. Box 131, Cadillac, MI 49601

[email protected]



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section 1 - generaL rULes1.AllOfficialNorthernDistrictFair(NDF)BookEntryFormsforANIMALmembersmustbesentby

last Sunday of July totheNORTHERNDISTRICTFAIR•P.O.BOX131•CADILLAC,MI496012. pre-entry DeaDLine is Last sUnDay of JULy.3.DuringtheFair,theSuperintendentofeachdepartmentwillhavedirectchargeoftheexhibitsand

will assist the judge during judging. The Superintendent will be available for the adjustment of all complaintsandcorrectionofanyerrorsinthatDepartment.

4.AnyproblemsthatcannotberesolvedbytheSuperintendentwillbereferredtotheavailableExecutiveBoard Member that is on the Fairgrounds.

5.NO PERSON UNDER EIGHTEEN (18) YEARS OFAGEWILL BEALLOWED ON THEGROUNDSAFTERALL DEPARTMENTSAND THE MIDWAYARE CLOSED FOR THENIGHT,EXCEPTTHOSEINTHECOMPANYOFTHEIRPARENTSORLEGALGUARDIAN.

6.Exhibitors,whowishtoprotestorappeal,mustdosoinwritingwithin10daysfromthecloseoftheFair.

7.Officials of the Fair reserve the right to refuse exhibit space to diseased or afflicted animals oruncredited displays.

8. Sale or use of alcoholic beverages, tobacco products or drugs are forbidden on the Fairgrounds by orderoftheBoardofDirectors.

9.CompetitionisopentoallresidentsoftheStateofMichigan.10.NOOUTOFSTATEENTRIES-unlessapprovedbytheFairBoardpriortoentrydeadline.11.TheNorthernDistrictFair(NDF)BoardhasgiventheirapprovalfortheCadillacAreaLivestockCommitteetogovernalllivestockclassesandexhibitsattheNorthernDistrictFair.

12. Superintendents shall have the ultimate authority in their barns. They are empowered to disqualify any exhibit / exhibitor that they deem necessary, for any rule violation or ethics violation.

13.Absolutelynoweapons,eitherrealortoy,willbebroughtontoorsoldonthegroundsoftheNorthernDistrictFair.Violatorswillbeimmediatleyremovedandwillbesubjecttoactionbythelocallawenforcement.Aweaponshallinclude,butisnotlimitedto:guns,knives,blowguns,slingshots,pelletguns and paintball guns.

section 2 - fair eXHiBitors & eXHiBits1. Pre-Entry is last Sunday of July. NoOfficialNDFentryformswillbeacceptedafterthisdate.Entriesmaybemailedto:NorthernDistrictFair•P.O.Box131•Cadillac,MI49601orbroughttotheFairoffice,whichwillbeopentoreceiveentriesonlastSaturdayandSundayofJulyfrom2p.m. - 5 p.m.

2. All exhibitors will be given an exhibitor’s pass. This will only allow you free admission at the gate.3.Exhibitorsarenotentitledtodrawmorethanonemoneyinanyoneclass.NOMORETHANONEENTRYWILLBEACCEPTEDFROMANYONEEXHIBITORINANYONECLASS.

4.ExhibitorsmusthavetheirCivicCenterentriesinplaceonthegroundsbySaturday,August11,from6 p.m. - 8 p.m., or on Sunday, August 12, from 2 p.m. - 5 p.m.

5.AllexhibitsshallremaininplaceuntilSundaymorning.CivicCenterwillbeopenfrom9a.m.-1p.m.,Sunday,August19;atwhichtime,exhibitswillbesurrenderedtotheexhibitors.CivicCenterexhibitswillonlybegiventopersonswithclaimchecks.Thosewithoutclaimcheckswillneedtoreturnbetween1:45p.m.and2p.m,withpictureI.D.andalistoftheitemstheyarepickingup.EXCEPTIONS:MarketanimalswillbereleasedbytheSuperintendentoftheirdepartmentatatimeto be announced by them.

6.ExhibitorsMUSTbepresenttoshowtheiranimalsforjudging.

7.Noanimalorarticlemaycompeteformorethanoneprizeinanyclassordivision.8. The Management will not be responsible for any loss, damage, injury to any animals exhibited or for anyarticleofanykindornaturethatmaybelostordestroyedorinanywayinjuredordamaged.Eachexhibitor will be responsible for any injury that may be occasioned to any person by any animal owned or exhibited by him and shall indemnify the Management against all claims or injury occasioned by any animal owned or exhibited by him, or arising from any negligence of the person in charge of such exhibit.

9.All open andyouth exhibitors, parents and/or chaperones of youth exhibitors are expected to beproperlyattiredwhileontheFairGrounds.Shirts,pants(orshorts)andshoesshallbewornatalltimes.Absolutelynobarefeet,swimwearorotherinappropriateclothingwillbetolerated.Violatorswillbeaskedtoleavethegrounds.

10.CivicCenterwillbeclosedduringthedayonMondayforjudging.11. Exhibitors are required to get Board approval for early removal of animals prior to the Fair, or

exhibitor may not participate the following year.12.AllprojectsmustadheretoMDArules.A COPY OF THE MDA HEALTH RULES MAY BE

OBTAINED ONLINE AT www.MICHIgAN.gOv/MDAFAIRREgS.13.Effective12/31/04,youthundertheageof6,byJanuary1,CurrentFairYear,cannotshowlivestock

as an individual. 14.PLEASE CASH PREMIUM CHECKS wITHIN 30 DAYS!15.Classesmarkedas“EducationalProjects”mustadheretothiscriteria.Exhibitmustincludeadisplaywithhand-orcomputer-generatedlettering,whichcanberead2ft.to3ft.away;anexhibitboardnolargerthan3ft.by4ft.,depictinganinformationalmessageand/ordatacollected.Exhibitorsinthissectionarelimitedtoyouth,whoare18yearsofageoryounger,asofJanuary1ofFairyear.Learningobjective: To encourage youth to explore, investigate and experience new events / occurrences through the studies of the various sciences. Educational projects do not receive a premium. They are Ribbon-Only classes.

noticeTheNorthernDistrictFair(NDF)Boardand/orCadillacAreaLivestockCommitteereserves

the right to require any animal shown in this Fair to be subject to examination and / or testing, as deemed necessary, in order to determine if a foreign substance has been administered to an animal to alter its conformation, weight, and / or temperament or to test for bovine TB.AdministeringofanysuchsubstancewillbeconsideredbytheNDFBoardtobefraud,which

issubjecttoapenaltyofupto$50,000orupto5years’imprisonmentorboth,ifconvicted.Itisa violation of Federal and State laws to sell any animal which may enter the food chain that has beenalteredand/orthathaspresentanydrugresidue. ByenteringanimalsintheNDF,you are agreeing to submit to any testing required. Failure to submit your animal for any testing willbecauseforimmediatedisqualification.Allmoniesearnedwillbeforfeitedandexhibitorand/orexhibitor’sfamilymaybebannedfromfutureNDFparticipation,asdeemednecessarybytheNDFBoardofDirectors.TheNDFBoardwillacceptformalprotestsasameansof initiatingadrug /substance test.

Anypersoncanmakeacomplaint;theymustdosoinwriting,alongwithsubmittingafeenottoexceed$500andnotlessthan$45.Ifthecomplaintprovestobesubstantiatedbypositiveresults,this fee will be refunded to the complainant. But if complaint is not sustained, the deposit shall be forfeited. The defendant will then be assessed a sum of money at least equal to the total cost of the investigation.

RULES & REGULATIONS

JUDGINGWILLTAKEPLACEATTHECIVICCENTERBUILDINGWEDNESDAY, AUG 15TH AT 2 PM. WINNERS WILL BEANNOUNCEDIMMEDIATELYFOLLOWINGJUDGING.AUCTION: wednesday evening during the livestock Auction Sale. Auction Sale starts at 6 PM **All proceeds will go to the small animal barn restoration fund.ENTRY FORM MUST BE RECEIvED before noon Wednesday,August15th.PIESMUSTBERECEIVEDbetween the9am-noononWednesday,August15th.OfficialRulesandRegulations:1. Eligibility-Opentoallpubic-amateurbakersonly

Requirementsa)Crustmadefromscratch.*No store bought crustsb)Eachcontestantmustbaketwo(2)pies,oneforcontestandone

for the auction that evening1. An entry may be made in each section, but only one entry per

section2. Sections:** Fruit pies, such as apple, berry, peach, etc.- one or two crust**Miscellaneousfillingsuchaspecan,raisin,pumpkin,etc.

#####NO CREAM PIES OR PIES THAT REQUIRE REFRIgERATION#####

3. All entries must be accompanied by a list of ingredients. All ingredientsmustbelisted.ContestantsnameMUSTNOTbeon list of ingredients.

4. AllentriesbecomepropertyoftheNorthernDistrictFair.5. Entries do not include gate admission to the fair.6. All pies should be in disposable containers.

JUDGING:1.Judgingwillbeginandbeviewedbythepublicstartingat2:00

PM.2.Winnerswillbeannouncedassoonasjudgingiscompleted.3. First three pies in each section will be awarded a blue, red or

yellow pie pan.4.AllblueribbonpieswillcompeteforGrandChampionandthen

theotherblueribbonpieandtheredribbonpieoftheGrandChampionsectionwillcompeteforReserveChampion.GrandChampionwillreceiveaPro5Kitchen-Aidmixer.

SCORING:a)40points-overallappearance b)30points-fillingflavor c)30points-crustflavor,color,textureandconsistency d)Therewillbe3judges,scoreswillbeaveraged

Pre-entryformmaybesubmittedwithallotherfairentryforms.Entrieswill be accepted with pies until noon on the day of the contest. All pies must be accompanied with an entry form with attached ingredients.

Name: __________________________________________Street: __________________________________________City:____________________________________________State:_______________________ Zip:________________Phone: __________________________________________RecipeName: ____________________________________

EACHPARTICIPANTMUSTBAKETWO(2)OFTHESAMEPIES-ONEFORCONTEST-ONEFORAUCTION

(PleaseDesignatePietobeJudged)

2018 pie BaKing contest anD aUction


generaL rULes1.AllOfficialNorthernDistrictFair (NDF)BookEntryForms formembersmustbesenttotheNORTHERNDISTRICTFAIR•P.O.BOX131•CADILLAC,MI49601.

2. pre-entry DeaDLine is Last sUnDay of JULy.3. One entry per class per exhibitor.4.SeeRULESinfrontofFairBookandHEALTHREGULATIONS

online at www.michigan.gov/mdafairregs.

DEPARTMENT 11: OPEN CLASS POULTRYspecific rULes

1.AllOfficialNorthernDistrict Fair (NDF)BookEntry Forms formembers must be sent by last Sunday of JulytotheNORTHERNDISTRICTFAIR•P.O.BOX131•CADILLAC,MI49601.

2. Entry fee of $1 per bird to be paid at the time of pre-entry.3. All exhibitors are required to feed, water and clean under their cages atleasttwiceaday.Failuretotakecareofyourbirdsandexhibitareain a satisfactory manner as determined by the superintendent may result in loss of premiums due, if any.

4.All birds entering the fairgroundsMUST be tested for PullorumbythePullorumtesteronentrydaybetween8a.m.-1p.m.only.Nobirdswillbeallowedin thebarnbeforebeingtestednegativefor Pullorum. Only those birds entered will be tested for free.Exhibitors wishing to have other birds tested will be charged $2 per bird.Pigeons,waterfowlanddovesareexemptfromtesting.

5. Birds showing symptoms of disease or illness will not be permitted to remain on the grounds. This includes: fowl mites, lice, severe leg mites, respiratory / nasal discharges, etc.

6. ExhibitorsmayattachacardwiththeirnameandpriceofstockforsaleONLYAFTERTHEJUDGINGISCOMPLETE.

7. JudgingofpoultrywillbeinaccordancewiththecurrentStandardofPerfection.Thejudge’sdecisionshallbefinal.

8. Exhibitors are limited to one entry in any one class.9.Openexhibitscannotbeshownasyouthexhibits.10.AllwaterfowlMUSTbelegbandedbytheexhibitorforidentification

purposes.11. Exhibitors are to provide their own food and water dishes and are to

secure them tightly in the cages, so they do not spill.12.Forthesafetyofyouranimals,theSmallAnimalBarnwillbelockedatnight.BarnhourswillbepostedonthebarnduringFairweek.

13. Per Michigan Department of Agriculture health reguations, no trasnport cages or boxes will be stored in the barn during exhibition. All empty cages and boxes must be removed from the barn on Sunday, entry day

11: Division a - open poULtryPremiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00

SECTION A - 1 ROOSTER (male bird 1 year or older)SECTION B - 1 HEN (female bird 1 year or older)SECTION C - 1 COCKEREL (male bird less than 1 year)SECTION D - 1 PULLET (female bird less than 1 year)SECTION E - OLD TRIO (1 rooster and 2 hens)SECTION F -YOUNg TRIO (1 cockerel and 2 pullets)SECTION g - PAIR (rooster/hen or cockerel/pullet)

meDiterraneanClass No.140.Leghorn(allcolors) 142.Buttercup141.Andalusian 143.Any other Mediterranean Breed

americanClass No.146.PlymouthRock(allcolors) 148.Wyandotte(allcolors)147.RhodeIslandRed 150.AnyotherAmericanBreed

engLisHClass No.152.Orpingtons(allcolors) 154.Australorp(allcolors)153.SpeckledSussex 155.AnyotherEnglishBreed

asiaticClass No.156.Brahmas(allcolors) 158.AnyotherAsiaticBreed157.Cochins(allcolors)

continentaLClass No.159.Polish 161.Barnevelders160.Hamburgs 162.AnyotherContinentalBreed

aLL otHer stanDarD BreeDsClass No.166. Ameraucana 173. Frizzles168.Sultans 174.Other(notlisted)172. Sumatra

Bantams - clean LeggedClass No.175.Seabright 178.Polish176.OldEnglishGameBantams 179.Rocks(allcolors)177.Japanese 180.AnyothercleanleggedBantams

BANTAMS • Feather LeggedClass No.182.Brahmas 185.Silkies 183. Cochins 186. Any other featherlegged Bantams184.Frizzles

11: OPEN CLASS • DIVISION B - MISCELLANEOUS FOWLPremiums:1st-$3.00,2nd-$2.00and3rd-$1.00SECTION A - MALE (any age)SECTION B- FEMALE (any age)SECTION C - PAIR (1 male and 1 female - same age)SECTION D - PEN OF 3 (any sex- same age)

ORNAMENTAL FOWLClass No.187.PeaFowl 190.Guineas188.Doves 191.AnyOrnamentalFowl189.Pigeons

game BirDsClass No.192.GoldenPheasants194.Quail 195.AnyotherGamebird

11: open cLass - Division c - tUrKeysPremiums:1st-$3.00,2nd-$2.00and3rd-$1.00SECTION A -YOUNg HEN (under 1 year)SECTION B -YOUNg TOM (under 1 year)SECTION C-OLD HEN (over 1 year)SECTION D - OLD TOM (over 1 year)SECTION E- PAIR (1 Hen and 1 Tom -any age)Class No.210.BroadBreastedWhite 212.RoyalPalm211. Broad Breasted Bronze 213. Other Breeds

11: OPEN CLASS - DIVISION D - WATERFOWLDuetolackofspace,onlythefirst50birdswillbeaccepted.AllWaterfowlmustbelegbanded.Premiums:1st-$3.00,2nd-$2.00and3rd-$1.00SECTION A - YOUNg DUCK (female under 1 year)SECTION B -YOUNg DRAKE (male under 1 year)SECTION C - OLD DUCK (female over 1 year)SECTION D- OLD DRAKE (male over 1 year)Class No.214.Pekin 221.KhakiCampbell215.Rouen 223.BantamDuck219.Runner(allcolors) 224.Others(notlisted)

11: open cLass - Division e - geesePremiums:1st$3.002nd$2.003rd$1.00SECTION A - YOUNg gOOSE (female under 1 year)SECTION B -YOUNg gANDER (male under 1 year)SECTION C - OLD gOOSE (female over 1 year)SECTION D - OLD gANDER (male over 1 year)Class No.225. Toulouse 227. African 226.Embden 231.Other(notlisted)6014.Best-In-ShowBird................................................LargeRosette6015.Reserve-In-ShowBird..........................................LargeRosette

11: open cLass - Division f - eggsPremiums:1st-$3.00,2nd-$2.00and3rd-$1.001.(1)DozenEggs-allonecolorandfromonespecies.2. Must be shown in standard egg carton, provided by exhibitor.3. Must be clean and fresh

SECTION A - ONE DOzENClass No.232.LargeBrownEggs 234.Misc.Eggs233.LargeWhiteEggs 235.BantamEggs,anycolor

DEPARTMENT 13:OPEN-CLASS RABBITS & CAVIES

specific rULes1.AllOfficialNorthernDistrictFair (NDF)BookEntryForms formembers must be sent by last Sunday of JulytotheNORTHERNDISTRICTFAIR•P.O.BOX131•CADILLAC,MI496012. Entry fee of $1 per rabbit and cavy to be paid at the time of pre-entry.3.Pregnantdoes,doeswithlittersorbabiesunder4weeksoldareNOTeligible to be entered as an exhibit.4. Judging shall be governed by the current ARBA Standard ofPerfection. Anyrabbit,whichdoesnotconform inanyway to theStandard for its breed, should be shown as a mixed breed.5. All rabbits must have a permanent tattoo in their left ear on entry day.ThisincludesMarketRabbits.TherewillbeNOexceptionstothisrule.Itistheexhibitor’sresponsibilitytogettheirrabbitstattooedprior to Fair.6. Exhibitors must provide their own cages for cavies.

Division a - open raBBits: foUr-cLass BreeDs

SECTION A: NETHERLAND DwARFSECTION B: MINI REXSECTION C: REXSECTION D: MINI LOP SECTION E: HOLLAND LOPSECTION F: wOOLED BREEDSSECTION g: NON-LISTED, FOUR-CLASS BREEDSPremiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. (240-243) 240.SeniorBuck,Over6Months241.SeniorDoe,Over6Months242.JuniorBuck,3-6Months243.JuniorDoe,3-6Months

Division a - open raBBits: siX-cLass BreeDs

SECTION H: CALIFORNIANSECTION I: NEw zEALANDSECTION J: SATINSSECTION K: NON-LISTED SIX-CLASS BREEDSSECTION L: MIXED BREEDSPremiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No.245.SeniorBuck,Over8Months246.SeniorDoe,Over8Months247.IntermediateBuck,6-8Months248.IntermediateDoe,6-8Months249.JuniorBuck,3-6Months250.JuniorDoe,3-6Months

Division B - caviesSECTION A: ABYSSINIAN SECTION B: AMERICAN SECTION C: TEDDY SECTION D: LONg-HAIRED CAvIES Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 251. Senior Boar, Over 32 oz.252. Senior Sow, Over 32 oz.253.IntermediateBoar,22-32oz.254.IntermediateSow,22-32oz.255.JuniorBoar,12-22oz.256.JuniorSow,12-22oz.

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1.Pre-entryrequiredonallexhibits.2. pre-entry DeaDLine is Last sUnDay of JULy. 3.Entryfee$3.00per1to5items,tobePAIDattimeofpre-entry.4.Onlyoneentryperclass,perexhibitor.5.Individualentriesmayonlybeenteredonceforentirebook.6.“AnyOtherNotListed”itemsmaynotDUPLICATEClassNumbers

in that Section. 7. All exhibits must be original and created / grown by the exhibitor. 8. All exhibits must have been created within two years of fair. & must NOThavebeenshownpreviously;Exception:Collections,whichmust have been improved on from previous year.

DEPARTMENT 40: NEEDLEWORK

40 - DIVISION A - WEARING APPAREL (SEWN) specific rULes

Exhibits must be clean and complete.

SECTION A - wEARINg APPAREL (Regular Machine) Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 000.Apron 010.Robe001.DollClothes 011.Shirt,CottonBlend002.Dress,Baby’s 012.Shirt,Knit(Stretches)003.Dress,Child’s 013.Shorts

004.Dress,Adult,CottonBlend 014.Slacks005.Dress,Evening 015.Sleepwear006.Dress,Adult,Knit(Stretches) 016.Vest007.Jacket 017.Skirt008.PantSuit(2or3Piece) 018.Swimwear009.PetClothes 019.AnyOtherNotListed SECTION B - wEARINg APPAREL (Serger Machine) Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 030.Apron 039.Robe031.Dress,Baby’s 040.Shirt,CottonBlend032.Dress,Child’s 041.Shirt,Knit(Stretches)033.Dress,Adult,CottonBlend 042.Shorts034.Dress,Evening 043.Slacks035.Dress,Adult,Knit(Stretches) 044.Sleepwear036.Jacket 045.Vest037.PantSuit(2or3Piece) 046.Skirt038.PetClothes 047.Swimwear 048.AnyOther ItemNot

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40 - DIVISION B - WEARING APPAREL (CROCHET, KNIT, ETC.)

specific rULes Exhibits must be clean and complete. SECTION A - wEARINg APPAREL (Crochet) Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 060.Adultcape 073.Babydress061.Adultshawl,shrug 074.Babysweater062.Adultslippers 075.Childcape063.Adultsocks 076.Childhat

064.Adultsweater 077.Childmittens065.Adultvest 078.Childslippers066.Adultmittens 079.Childsocks067.Adulthat 080.Childsweater068.Adultscarf 081.Childscarf069.Babybonnet 082.Beddoll070.Babybooties 083.Dollclothes071.Babybunting 084.Petclothes072.Babybib 085.Anyothernotlisted SECTION B - wEARINg APPAREL (Knitting, Hand) Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 090.Adultcape 103.Babydress091.Adultshawl,shrug 104.Babysweater092.Adultslippers 105.Childcape093.Adultsocks 106.Childhat094.Adultsweater 107.Childmittens095.Adultvest 108.Childslippers096.Adultmittens 109.Childsocks097.Adulthat 110.Childsweater098.Adultscarf 111.Childscarf099.Babybonnet 112.Beddoll100.Babybooties 113.Dollclothes101.Babybunting 114.Petclothes102.Babybib 115.Anyothernotlisted

SECTION C - wEARINg APPAREL (Knitting, Machine) Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 120.CapeorShawl 124.Mittens121.Sweater 125.Socks122.Vest 126.Slippers123.Hat 127.AnyOtherNotListed

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DEPARTMENT 15: OPEN CLASS HORSES Horse Barn rULes

Horse Barn Rules will be posted on the horse barns and will apply along with all other horse rules!

PROOF OF COGGINS TEST MANDATORYBEFORE UNLOADING

1.AllOfficialNorthernDistrictFair (NDF)BookEntryForms formembers must be sent by last Sunday of JulytotheNORTHERNDISTRICTFAIR•P.O.BOX131•CADILLAC,MI49601withacopy of current coggins.

2. Horses are required to be in assigned stalls by 6 p.m., entry-day Sunday, and are required to be out no later than 2 p.m., Sunday, after Fair.

3.Allstallsmustbecleaneddailytothemiddleoftheaislewayby10a.m. and 5 p.m.

4.Periodiccheckswillbedoneonstallsforcleanlinessandanimalcondition.5.Horsesmusthavewateratalltimesandbefednolaterthan9p.m.6.Nohorsesshallbebroughtintoreplaceanotherhorseforanyreason.7.Horsesarerequiredtobebackinstallsat9p.m.,unlessrequestedbyaVettodootherwise.

8. Halters must be worn at all times by horses.9. No horses may be ridden between barns and ring, NOR shall

any horse be out on the south end of the barns.10.TWOpersonsfromagroupMUSTbeinthebarnatalltimesfrom1p.m.to10p.m.,EXCEPTonTuesdayandThursday-timebeginsat5p.m.until10p.m.

11. Shoes / Boots are required to be worn at all times in the barn areas.12. CLUB LEADERS…Sign-InSheetrequiredtobeturnedintoBarn

Superintendent. Each horse-barn participant is to CleanWalkways,HelpPeopleandDirectAllProblemstoYvonne.

13. Entry fee of $15 per horse is to be paid at time of pre-entry.14.ThehorseageshallbecomputedfromJanuary1ofcurrentyear.15. All horses entering the grounds are to show proof of a negative CogginsTesttakenwithinthelast12monthsofFair.

16.Nopremiumwillbeawardedwhentheanimalisnotworthy,eventhough there may be no competition.

17.Exhibitorsmayshowtwo(2)horses,pendingstallavailability.18.Noviceclasseswillbeopentoexhibitorsofallages,whoarefirst-yearshowpersonsineachsection.NOTICE:Ridingclassesarewalk/trot;forexample,ifapersonisin2nd-YearShowmanshipbuta1st-Yearrider,he/shemaybeanoviceintheridingclassesonly.IfapersonhasriddenWesternformorethanoneyearbutisa1st-Year

English rider, he / she may be a novice in English riding only. An exhibitor cannot show more than 2 years in novice classes.

19.RIDER’SAGEisdeterminedbytheagehe/sheisbyJanuary1ofthe current year. Exhibitors must be at least 6 years old and no older than 18 years old to show horses..

20. Coggins Test is required with Entry Form.21.ShiningStars-Individualsthatfacedailychallengesandhavea

love for horses.

Division a - open cLass Horses SECTION A: HALTER Premiums:1st-$6.00;2nd-$5.00;3rd-$4.00Class No. 100.PonyHalter,Under56” 104.EnglishHalterMares101.Mare&FoalatHalter 105.EnglishHalterGeldings102.WeanlingatHalter 106.WesternHalterMares103.YearlingatHalter 107.WesternHalterGeldings

SECTION B: SHOwMANSHIP Premiums:NotApplicable;1stthru’6thRosettesClass No. 6000.Showmanship,19Years&Over6001.Showmanship,15-18Years6002.Showmanship,10-14Years6003.Showmanship,6-9Years6004.Showmanship,Novice6005.Showmanship,ShiningStars

SECTION C: LEAD LINE Premiums:NotApplicable;1stthru’6thRosettesClass No. 108.LeadLine,8yearsandunder

SECTION D: PONY / ENgLISH PLEASURE SADDLE OR HUNT SEAT Premiums:NotApplicable;1stthru’6thRosettesClass No. 110.PonyPleasure,AllAges111.EnglishPleasure,19Years&Over112.EnglishPleasure,15-18Years113.EnglishPleasure,10-14Years114.EnglishPleasure,6-9Years115.EnglishPleasure,Novice

SECTION E: ENgLISH EQUITATION SADDLE OR HUNT SEAT Premiums:1st-$6.00;2nd-$5.00;3rd-$4.00Class No. 117.EnglishEquitation,19Years&Over 118. English Equitation, 15 - 18 Years119.EnglishEquitation,10-14Years120.EnglishEquitation,6-9Years121.EnglishEquitation,Novice

SECTION F: BAREBACK EQUITATION Premiums:1st-$6.00;2nd-$5.00;3rd-$4.00Class No. 123.BarebackEquitation,Open124.BarebackEquitation,Novice

SECTION g: wESTERN PLEASURE Premiums:NotApplicable;1stthru’6thRosettesClass No. 125.WesternPleasure,19Years&Over126.WesternPleasure,15-18Years127.WesternPleasure,10-14Years128.WesternPleasure,6-9Years129.WesternPleasure,Novice130.WesternPleasure,ShiningStars

SECTION H: wESTERN HORSEMANSHIP Premiums:1st-$6.00;2nd-$5.00;3rd-$4.00Class No. 131.WesternHorsemanship,19Years&Over132.WesternHorsemanship,15-18Years133.WesternHorsemanship,10-14Years134.WesternHorsemanship,6-9Years135.WesternHorsemanship,Novice136.WesternHorsemanship,ShiningStars

SEC. I BARRELSClass No. 137.Barrels19andover 140.Barrels6-9138.Barrels15-18 141.BarrelsNovice139.Barrels10-14


40 - Division c - neeDLecraft specific rULes

Exhibits must be clean and complete.

SECTION A - QUILTS AND QUILTED ITEMS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 140.Applique(FullSizeorLarger) 145.Placemats141.BabyQuilt 146.TableRunners142.BlockDesign(FullSize/Larger) 147.WallHanging143.CrazyQuilt(FullSizeorLarger) 148.Embroidered,Machine144.Embroidered,Hand(FullSize/Larger)149.LapQuilt150.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION B - AFgHANS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 170.RippleCrochet 176.Crocheted(FullSize)171.AfghanStitch 177.Crocheted(Baby)172.GrannySquare 178.HairpinLace173.BroomstickLace 179.Knitted(Baby)174.Laprobe,KnitorCrochet 180.Knitted(FullSize)175.RippleKnit 181.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION C - RUgS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 200.Crocheted 203.Hooked201.Knitted 204.LatchHook202.Braided 205.LoomWoven 206.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION D - TATTINg (Household Items) Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 230.Bookmarks 239.HankerchiefEdging233.ChristmasOrnaments 240.Jewelry234.Collar/SleeveCuffs 241.PillowcaseEdging238.DresserScarves 243.Stationery 244.AnyOtherNotListed SECTION E - MACHINE KNITTTED (Household Items) Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 260.Bedspread 264.Dishcloth261.Pillow 265.Tablecloth262.Doily 266.AnyOtherNotListed263.Potholder SECTION F - EMBROIDERY, HAND (Household Items) Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No.) 270.Doilies 277.TableCloths,Thread271.Pillow,Thread 278.TableCloths,CutWork272.Pillow,Crewel 279.TableRunner,Thread273.PillowCase,Thread 280.TableRunner,CutWork274.PillowCase,CutWork 281.WallHanging275.PlaceMats,Thread 282.Towel276.PlaceMats,CutWork 283.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION g - EMBROIDERY, LIQUID (Household Items) Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 300.Doilies,Anysize 304.TableCloths301.Pillow 305.TableRunner302.PillowCase 306.WallHanging303.PlaceMats 307.AnyOtherNotListedSECTION H - EMBROIDERY, MACHINE (Household Items) Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 330.Pillowcase 334.Tablecloth331.Pillows 335.Towel332.TableRunner 336.Doily333.Placemat 337.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION I - SEwN (Household Items) Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 340.AppliquedItem 345.Placemats341.Hand-QuiltedItem 346.Purse342.Machine-QuiltedItem 347.TableCloths343.Pillow 348.TableRunner344.PillowCase 349.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION J - COUNTED-CROSS STITCH (CCS) AND CLOTH NEEDLEPOINT Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 370.WallHanging,14ct.,12”andunder 371.WallHanging,14ct.,over12” 372.WallHanging,18ct.,12”andunder373.WallHanging,18ct.,over12” 374.WallHanging,Needlepoint,12”andunder375.WallHanging,Needlepoint,over12” 376.AnyOtherCounted-CrossStitchNotListed376.AnyOtherNeedlepointNotListed SECTION K - KNITTINg (Household Items) Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 380.BedDoll 390.HotDishMats381.BedSpread 391.Pillow382.BuffetSets 392.PotHolders383.ChairSets 393.TableCloths384.DishCloths 394.TableRunner385.Doilies,under12” 395.WallHangings,under12”386.Doilies,12”-36” 396.WallHangings,12”-36”387.Doilies,over36” 397.WallHangings,over36”388.DresserScarves 398.AnyOtherNotListed389.HankerchiefEdgings

SECTION L - CROCHETED (Household Items) Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 410.BedDoll 420.HotDishMats411.BedSpread 421.Pillow412.BuffetSets 422.PotHolders413.ChairSets 423.TableCloths414.DishCloths 424.TableRunner415.Doilies,under12” 425.WallHangings,under12”416.Doilies,12”-36” 426.WallHangings,12”-36”417.Doilies,over36” 427.WallHangings,over36”418.DresserScarves 428.AnyOtherNotListed419.HankerchiefEdgings

DEPARTMENT 41:CULINARY ARTS (FOOD)

41 - Division a - BaKeD gooDs

specific rULes 1.Exhibitsshouldbedisplayedinziploc-stylebagsonpaperplates.If

item is too large, use plastic wrap or a see-through container. 2.Exhibitsmustbewholecakes,piesorloavesandmaybesmallsize.3. Mixer may not be used.4.REDSTARwillprovidemerchandiseitemstobegivenasawards.TobeeligibletowinREDSTAR®prizesyoumustuseREDSTAR® yeastandattachanemptypacketorphototoyourrecipeentry.

SECTION A - YEAST PRODUCTS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 440.Bread,Cheese 448.CoffeeCake441.Bread,Cinnamon-Raisin 449.Doughnuts,6442.Bread,Multi-Grain 450.Muffins,English,6443.Bread,NutorSeed 451.Rolls,Cinnamon,6444.Bread,Raisin 452.Rolls,Dinner,6445.Bread,Rye 453.Rolls,Pecan,6446.Bread,White 454.Rolls,Sweet,6447.Bread,WholeWheat 455.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION B - QUICK BREADS AND MUFFINS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 460.Bread,Oatmeal 466.Bread,Zucchini461.Bread,Corn 467.Muffins,Bran,6462.Bread,Date 468.Muffins,Corn,6463.Bread,Banana 469.Muffins,WholeWheat,6464.Bread,Fruit 470.AnyOtherNotListed465.Bread,Nut

SECTION C - SOURDOUgH PRODUCTS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 475.SourdoughBread,White 478.SourdoughRolls476.SourdoughBread,Rye 479.AnyOtherNotListed477.SourdoughFrenchLoaves

SECTION D - COOKIES (6) Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 485.Brownies 494.AnyBarCookie486.ChocolateChip 495.Oatmeal487.Filled 496.PeanutButter488.Fruit 497.SourCream,Dropped489.IceBox 498.SourCream,Rolled490.Molasses,Dropped 499.Sugar,Dropped491.Molasses,Rolled 500.Sugar,Rolled492.NoBake,Chocolate 501.AnyOtherNotListed493.NoBake,PeanutButter

SECTION E - CAKES: To be frosted unless stated differently. Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 510.AngelFood,Unfrosted 518.Devil’sFood511.Applesauce 519.FruitCake,NoFrosting512.Banana 520.GermanChocolate513.CheeseCake,NoFrosting 521.Glazed,Any514.Chiffon 522.Spice515.Chocolate 523.White516.Cupcakes,Dark 524.Yellow517.Cupcakes,Light 525.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION F - PIES Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 530.Apple 537.Peach531.Blackberry 538.Pecan532.Blueberry 539.Raisin533.Cherry 540.Raspberry534.Cream,Any 541.Rhubarb535.Meringue,Any 542.AnyOtherNotListed536. Mincemeat

SECTION g - CAKE DECORATINg (DUMMYCAKESALLOWED)Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 550.Wedding 553.Anniversary551.Baby 554.Holiday552.Birthday 555.Novelty 556.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION H - CANDY, 6 Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 560.Caramels 565.Taffy561.Divinity 566.Fudge,PeanutButter562. Fondant 567. Fudge, Chocolate 563.HardCandy 568.UncookedCandy564.PeanutBrittle 569.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION I - MISCELLANEOUS BAKED gOODS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 575.CreamPuffs,Filled 578.JellyRoll576.DairyProduct,Any 579.Tarts,Filled,6577.FriedCakes,Plain 580.AnyOtherNotListed

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SECTION J - MISCELLANEOUS FOODS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 585.Beeswax,BestDisplay,1pound 589.MapleSugar,1/2pound586.DairyProduct,Any 590.MapleSyrup,1pint587.Honey,inComb,1/2pound 591.Yogurt,Any588.Honey,Strained,1/2pound 592.AnyOtherNotListed

41 - Division B - canneD gooDs

Northern District Fair Canning Rules

1. NO SEALINg JAMS AND JELLIES wITH PARAFFIN wAX. Pickles must be prepared with vinegar of 5 percent acetic acid (50-grain vinegar).

2. Recommended that head space should be increased from 1 to 1-1/2 inches for pressure-canned products or 1/2 inch for water-bathedproductsand1/4inchforjamsandjellies.Anyfood,whichisboiling-waterbathedforlessthan10minutes,shouldbeputinsterilized jars.

3. All canned goods are to be labeled with 1) Product Name, 2) Process Method, 3) Process Time and 4) Date of Processing.

4.KerrorBallCanningjarsMUSTbeused.5. CANNED GOODS MUST NOT BE OVER ONE-YEAR OLD. 6. Exhibitors must accept the fact that jars may be opened for judging. 7.Formorespecificinformationusethefollowingwebsitewww.uga.

edu.nchfp/index.html SECTION A - FRUITS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No 600.Applesauce 608.Rhubarb601.Cherries,Sweet 609.Pears602.Cherries,Tart 610.Plums603.Peaches 611.Apples604.Blueberries 612.Boysenberries605.Blackberries 613.Apricots606.RedRaspberries 614.Huckleberries607.Strawberries 615.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION B - vEgETABLES Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No 630.Asparagus 638.Peppers,AnyVariety631.Beans,Green 639.Squash632.Beans,Yellow 640.Tomatoes633.Carrots 641.Beets634.Corn 642.Cabbage635.Potatoes 643.Peas636.Pumpkin 644.AnyOtherNotListed637.Sauerkraut SECTION C - CONSERvES, JAMS AND JELLIES Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 660.AppleButter 672.RaspberryJam(Seedless)661.AppleJelly 673.RaspberryJelly662.BlackberryJam 674.StrawberryJam663.BlackberryJam(Seedless) 675.StrawberryJam(Seedless)664.BlackberryJelly 676.StrawberryConserves665.GrapeJam 677.BlueberryJam666.GrapeJelly 678.ApricotJam667.PeachJam 679.CherryJam668.PeachConserves 679.CherryJam669.PearConserves 680.RhubarbJam670.PlumJam 681.AnyOtherJam671.RaspberryJam 682.AnyOtherJelly

SECTION D - JUICES Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 690.Apple 694.Tomato691.Berry,AnyFlavor 695.Vegetable,Any692.MixedFruit 696.MixedVegetable693.Grape 697.Cherry 698.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION E - PICKLES, RELISHES AND SAUCES Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 710.Pickles,Beet 717.Relish,Cucumber711.Pickles,BreadandButter 718.Sauce,Plum712.Pickles,Cucumber,Sour 719.Sauce,Catsup713.Pickles,Cucumber,Sweet 720.Sauce,Chili714.Pickles,Dill 721.Sauce,Spaghetti715.Pickles,Mixed 722.Sauce,Tomato716.Relish,Corn 723.AnyOtherNotListed SECTION F - MEATS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 740.Beef 743.Pork741.Chicken 744.WildMeat(Any)742.Mincemeat 745.AnyOtherNotListed SECTION g - MISCELLANEOUS CANNINg Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 760.Chili,Any 764.Soup,Creamed,Any761.Chili,WildMeat 765.Soup,Meat,Any762.Soup,BeanwithHam 766.Soup,Vegetables.Any763.Soup,ChickenNoodle 767.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION H - SPECIAL DISPLAYS OF CANNED gOODS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 770.Fruit,6Varieties 775.Jams,6Varieties771.Fruit/Vegetable,6Varieties 776.Jellies,6Varieties772.Vegetable,6Varieties 777.Jams/Jellies,6Varieties773.Meat,4Varieties 778.AnyOtherNotListed774.Pickles,4Varieties

DEPARTMENT 42: FINE ARTS

42 - Division a

specific rULes 1.AllexhibitsmustbesuitablyframedwithWIREfirmlyattachedforhanging. 2. ONLY ENTRIES WITH WIRE FIRMLY ATTACHED FOR

HANGING WILL BE JUDGED. If you need help, please ask. 3.BothFrames,Paintings&DrawingsmustbeABSOLUTELYDRY.4.Allexhibitsmusthavebeenmadebyexhibitorandbeoriginal. SECTION A - PAINTINgS AND DRAwINgPremiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 781.Drawing,people(pencil) 801.Acrylics,stilllife782.Drawing,people(coloredpencil) 802.Acrylics,animals783.Drawing,people(charcoal) 803.Acrylics,buildings784.Drawing,people(ink) 804.Acrylics,portraits785.Drawing,scenery(pencil) 805.Pastels,people786.Drawing,scenery(coloredpencil) 806.Pastels,scenery787.Drawingscenery(charcoal) 807.Pastels,stilllife788.Drawingscenery(ink) 808.Pastels,animals789.Drawing,stilllife(pencil) 809.Pastels,buildings790.Drawing,stilllife(coloredpencil) 810.Pastels,portraits791.Drawing,stilllife(charcoal) 811.Watercolor,people792.Drawing,stilllife(ink) 812.Watercolor,scenery793.Oils,people 813.Watercolor,stilllife794.Oils,scenery 814.Watercolor,animals795.Oils,stilllife 815.Watercolor,buildings796.Oils,animals 816.Watercolor,portraits797.Oils,buildings 817.MixedMedia798.Oils,portriats 818.ComputerCreation799.Acrylics,people 819.AnyOtherNotListed800.Acrylics,scenery SECTION B - SCULPTURE AND POTTERY Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 820.Pottery,Any 822.AnyOtherNotListed821. Sculpture, Any

DEPARTMENT 43: HOBBIES, CRAFTS & CREATIVE ART

43 - Division a

specific rULes 1. Scarecrow Competition must be free standing or able to sit in a

folding chair. SECTION A - SCARECROw COMPETITION Premiums:1st-$30;2nd-$20;3rd-$10Class No. 825. Any Scarecrow SECTION B - BASKET wEAvINg Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 826.Basket,under6” 828.Basket,over12”827.Basket,6”-12” 829.AnyOtherNotListed SECTION C - MACRAME Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 835.PlantHanger 836.WallHanging 837.AnyOtherNotListedSECTION D - PLASTIC NEEDLEPOINT/CANvAS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 841.Placemat 843.Coasters842.TissueCover 844.HolidayDecorations 845.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION E - DOLLS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 851.ClothDoll 853.Rag852.YarnDoll 854.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION F - CERAMICS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 860.CeramicGlaze 865. Ceramic holiday - any other 861.CeramicGlazewithunderglaze 866.Ceramicstain862. Ceramic holiday - Halloween 867. Ceramic stain - dry brush863.Ceramicholiday-Thanksgiving 868. Ceramic stain - translucent 864.Ceramicholiday-Christmas 869.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION g - PAINTINgS (FINE ART-TYPE PAINTINg: See Dept F42, Div A, Sect A) Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 876.CountryPaintingonCloth 881.PaintingonGlass877.CountryPaintingonMetal 882.TolePaintingonMetal878.CountryPaintingonWood 883.TolePaintingonTrivet879.PaintByNumber 884.TolePaintingonWood880.PaintingonChina 885.AnyOtherNotListed SECTION H - wOOD Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 890.WoodCarving 892.Woodworking-Furniture891.WoodBurning 893.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION I - HOLIDAY DECORATIONS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 896.Christmas 899.Thanksgiving897.Halloween 900.Valentine’sDay898.IndependenceDay 901.Easter 902.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION J - COLLECTIONS (6 or more items) Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. (g120-g169) 906.BottleCaps 923.Magnets907.Bottles 924.Matchbooks908.BusinessCards 925.Miniatures

“GENERAL RULES” are located before DEPARTMENT 40: NEEDLEWORK


909.Buttons 926.Models910.Cans 927.Pencils911.CapsandHats 928.Pens912.Cards,AnyType 929.Pins913.Cars 930.PostCards914.Coins 931.RagDolls 932.Salt&PepperShakers916.ComicBooks 933.SeaShells917.Dolls 934.SportsCards918.Erasers 935.Stamps919.Figurines,Any 936.Stickers920.Hot-Wheels-TypeCollection 937.Stones921.Insects 938.Trucks922.Keys 939.AnyOtherNotListed

specific rULes 1. Collections must contain at least 6 items. 2. May enter Collection each year, but it must be upgraded / enhanced. SECTION K - CREATIvE CRAFT Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 945.Beadwork 962.PopsicleStickArt946.ButtonArt 963.RecycledProductArt947.Candlemaking 964.Scrapbooking 965.SeedArt949.Collage 966.ShellArt950.Decoupage 967.SoapCarving951.FoamArt 968.StainedGlass952.HolidayDecoration 969.StringArt953.HolidayOrnament 970.StuffedAnimals954.Jewelry 971.WireArt955.Leatherworking 972.Woodworking956.Model,Art 973.Wreaths957.NatureArt 974.CardMaking958.PaintByNumber 975.Fish,FlyTying959.PaintedRock 976. Colored Pencil byNumber

960.PineConeArt 977.Taxidermy961.PaperMache 978.ToothpickArtStructure SECTION L - LITERARY Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 985.Prose(2pagesorless) 986.Poetry(2pagesorless) 987.NewsStory(Personal-/Community-RelatedandNewsworthy)988.ShortStory(300wordsorless) 989.LongStory(300wordsormore)990.Journal 991.Geneology/FamilyTree

DEPARTMENT 44: PHOTOGRAPHY

44 - Division a

specific rULes 1.AllexhibitsmustbesuitablyframedwithWIREfirmlyattachedfor

hanging. 2. ONLY ENTRIES wITH wIRE FIRMLY ATTACHED FOR

HANgINg wILL BE JUDgED. If you need help, please ask. 3.Allphotographsmusthavebeentakenbyexhibitor.

SECTION A - BLACK AND wHITE Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1000.Action 1009.Landscapes1001.Animals 1010.People1002.Birds 1011.Plants1003.Buildings 1012.Seascapes1004.Close-Ups 1013.SpecialEffects1005.Collages 1014.Sunrises1006.Computer 1015.Sunsets1007.Experimental 1016.AnyOtherNotListed1008.Flowers

SECTION B - COLOR Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1021.Action 1030.Landscapes1022.Animals 1031.People1023.Birds 1032.Plants1024.Buildings 1033.Seascapes1025.Close-Ups 1034.SpecialEffects1026.Collages 1035.Sunrises1027.Computer 1036.Sunsets1028.Experimental 1037.AnyOtherNotListed1029.Flowers

DEPARTMENT 45:

ANTIQUES 45 - Division a

specific rULes 1.Exhibitmustbe50-years’oldorolder.2. Every precaution for the care and safety of the exhibit will be

taken; Fair Management will NOT be responsible for loss, theft, injury or damage to any exhibit, as per general Rules.

3.EntrymayonlybedisplayedatNorthernDistrictFaironceper3years.

SECTION A Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1045.ChristmasOrnaments(2+) 1052.Photographs1046.CookieJar 1053.Postcards(5ormore)1047.CreamandSugar 1054.SaltandPepper1048.CupandSaucer 1055.ShavingMug1049.Dishes(OnePlaceSetting) 1056.Toy1050.“Hometown”Memorabilia 1057.Quilt1051.Marbles(5ormore) 1058.Books 1059.AnyOtherNotListed

DEPARTMENT 46: AGRICULTURE

46 - Division a

specific rULes 1.Exhibitshouldlookasifyouaresellingyourproduce;biggerisnot

necessarily better. 2.Exhibitsshouldbedisplayedinziploc-stylebagsonpaperplates.If

item is too large, use plastic wrap or a see-through box. 3.Lookforuniformityinmultipleitems. SECTION A - vEgETABLES Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1065.Beans,Green(1pint) 1087.Peasinpods(1pint)1066.Beans,Navy(1pint) 1088.Peppers,Green,Hot(3)1067.Beans,Soy(1pint) 1089.Peppers,Green,Sweet(3)1068.Beans,Wax(1pint) 1090.Peppers,Red,Hot(3)1069.Turnips 1091.Peppers,Red,Sweet(3)1070.Beets(3roots) 1092.Potato,Pontiac(4)1071.Broccoli(1bunch) 1093.Potato,Russet(4)1072.Cabbage,Ballhead(1head) 1094.Potato,YukonGold(4)1073.Cabbage,Early(1head) 1095.Pumpkin(1)1074.Cabbage,Red(1head) 1096.Radishes(1bunch)1075.Carrots(3) 1097.Squash,Summer(1)1076.Cauliflower(1head) 1098.Squash,TableQueen(1)1077.Cucumber,Pickling(3) 1099.Squash,Zucchini(1)1078.Cucumber,Slicing(3) 1100.Sunflowers(2heads)1079.Eggplants(3) 1101.SweetCorn(4ears)1080.Lettuce,Head(1bunch) 1102.Tomatoes,Cherry(4)1081.Lettuce,Leaf(1bunch) 1103.Tomatoes,Red(4)1082.Melon,Muskmelon(1) 1104.Tomatoes,Roma(4)1083.Melon,Watermelon(1) 1105.Tomato,Pear1084.Onion,Green(4-inchbunch) 1106.Tomatoes,Yellow1085.Onion,WhiteGlobe(1quart) 1107.Tomatoes,Grape1086.Onion,YellowGlobe(1quart) 1108.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION B - FRUITS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1115.Apple,Baldwin(4) 1125.Blueberries(pint)1116.Apple,Crabapple(8) 1126.Cherries,Sweet(pint)1117.Apple,Duchess(4) 1127.Cherries,Tart(pint)1118.Apple,GoldenDelicious(4) 1128.Grapes,2bunches1119.Apple,Jonathon(4) 1129.Peaches,Any(4)1120.Apple,McIntosh(4) 1130.Plums(4)1121.Apple,RedDelicious(4) 1131.Raspberries(pint)1122.Apple,Winsap(4) 1132.Strawberries(pint)1123.Apple,YellowTransparent(4) 1133.Boysenberries1124.Blackberries(pint) 1134.Rhubarb 1135.AnyOtherNotListed SECTION C - FARM CROPS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1141.Bale,Alfalfa 1149.Oats,Any(1pint)1142.Bale,Any 1150.Rye,Any(1pint)1143.Barley,Any(1pint) 1151.Sheaf,Oat1144.Corn,Indian(3ears) 1152.Sheaf,Wheat1145.Corn,Popcorn(3ears) 1153.SmallGrain,Any(1pint)1146.Corn,StandingField(1) 1154.Wheat,Any(1pint)1147.Corn,WhiteDent(3ears) 1155.AnyOtherNotListed1148.Corn,YellowDent(3ears) SECTION D - HERBS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1161.Catnip 1164.Horseradish1162.Dill 1165. Mixed Herbs 1163.Hops 1166.AnyOtherNotListed

DEPARTMENT 47: FLORICULTURE 47 - Division a specific rULes

1.AllVASESmustbe2INCHESINDIAMETERORLARGER.2. Fillers, such as foreign foliage and/or other flowers, ONLYALLOWEDinspecialarrangements.

3. Supports, such as frogs, wires, oasis, tape, etc., may be used in all categories.

4.vases will NOT be considered when judging. Exhibitor may use a quart/pint jar for vase, with the exception of minitures.

5. Entry tags are to be secured to container, NOT TO FLOWERS. 6.WeightofexhibitshouldNOTEXCEED25pounds! SECTION A - FRESH FLOwERS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1170.Baby’sBreath 1181.SweetPea1171. Cosmos 1182. Zinnia, Small 1172.Dahlias 1183.Zinnia,Large1173.Daisies 1184.BachelorButtons1174.Gladiolus(4ormorecolors) 1185.Carnation1175.Hollyhocks 1186.Petunias,Single1176.Lillies 1187.Petunias,Double1177. Marigolds, Small 1188. Snapdragon1178.Marigolds,Large 1189.Asters1179.Phlox 1190.SweetWilliam1180.Roses(3ormore) 1191.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION B - DRIED FLOwERS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1196.Baby’sBreath 1199.StrawFlower1197.ChineseLantern 2000.AnyOtherNotListed1198.MoneyPlant

SECTION C - COLLECTIONS (6 OR MORE, UNLESS NOTED) Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1205.Aster 1209.Roses,3orMore1206.Dahlias 1210.MixedAnnuals1207.Gladiolus 1211.MixedPerennial1208.Phlox 1212.AnyOtherNotListed


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SECTION D - ARRANgEMENTS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1216.Artistic,Any 1220.Flower,Cut,Variety1217.Basket,Any 1221.Flower,Dried1218.Bowl,Any 1222.Novelty,Any1219.Flower,Cut,SingleSpecies 1223.AnyOtherNotListed

DEPARTMENT 48: HORTICULTURE 48 - Division a

specific rULes 1. Supports, such as frogs, wires, oasis, tape, etc., may be used in

all categories. 2. Entry tags are to be secured to container, NOT TO PLANTS. 3.WeightofexhibitshouldNOTEXCEED25pounds! SECTION A - POTTED PLANTS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1226.BabyTears 1236.Impatiens,Any1227.AloeVera 1237.JadePlant1228.Azalea 1238.NorfolkPine1229.Begonia,Any 1239.Philodendron1230.Shamrock 1240.Ivy1231.CrownofThorns 1241.AfricanViolets,Single1232.Fern,Any 1242.AfricanViolets,Double1233.Fuchsia 1243.CactusChristmas1234.Geranium 1244.Cactus,Other1235.Gloxinia 1245.Geraniums 1246.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION B - HANgINg PLANTS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1251.WonderingJew 1254.Philodendron1252.Fern,Any 1255.SpiderPlant1253.Ivy,Any 1256.AnyOtherNotListed

DEPARTMENT 49: ORGANIZATIONS 49 - Division a

specific rULes 1. Exhibits will be scored on the following basis: neatness, arrangement

quality, quantity, originality and application to Organization. 2.Mustfiton6footby8foottable,alreadyatfacility.

SECTION A - OPEN TO SOCIETIES, SENIOR CITIzEN CLUBS, gRANgES, FARM BUREAUS AND OTHER ORgANIzATIONS. Premiums:1st-$4.00;2nd-$3.00;3rd-$2.00Class No. 1265.TableDisplay

SECTION B - OPEN TO ALL wHO DONATED ITEMS TO CHARITIES, ORgANIzATIONS CHURCHES AND OTHER COMMUNITY ORgANIzATIONS. Theseare itemsyouhavecreated,painted,crocheted,knitted, sewnORprojects,suchaswoodworking,whichyouhavegivenlocallytoenhance the lives of others in our community. Our intent is to recognize the giving of your talents and how they have positively affected our community. 1.Providephotoofdonateditem(s),ifavailable.2.Listtheorganizationtowhichyoudonatedyouritem;andexplain

what the item was and the purpose for the donation, for example, donated a crocheted afghan, given to a local church for a family that had been burned out.

Premiums:1st-$4.00;2nd-$3.00;3rd-$2.00Class No. 1266.TableDisplay

specific rULes , which apply to Department 92 can be found in Departments 40 - 49.

DEPARTMENT 92:SENIORS (62 YEARS AND OLDER)

92 - Division a

SECTION A - NEEDLEwORK, FINE ARTS & FOLK ARTS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1300.Afghan,Crocheted 1320.Painting,MixedMedia1301.Afghan,Knitted 1321.Painting,Oil1302.Ceramics 1322.Painting,Pastel1303.Counted-CrossStitch,Any 1333.Painting,Watercolor1304.CrochetItem,notAfghan 1334.Photography,Blk&Wht1305.Dolls 1335.Photography,Color1306.Drawing,Charcoal 1336.Pottery1307.Drawing,ColoredPencil 1337.QuiltItem,BedspreadSz1308.Drawing,Ink 1338.QuiltItem,WallHangingSz1309.Drawing,Pencil 1339.Rug,Crocheted1310.EmbroideredItem,Hand 1340.Rug,Knitted1311.EmbroideredItem,Machine 1341.Rug,LoomWoven1312.KnitItem,Hand,notAfghan 1342.Sculpture1313.KnitItem,Machine,notAfghan 1343.SewingClothing1314.Literary,LongStory,300+words1344.Sewing,NotClothing1315.Literary,NewsStory,Personal-, 1345.Tatting,AnyCommunity-Related&Newsworthy1346.Weaving,Any1316.Literary,Poetry,2pgs.orless 1347.Woodworking1317.Literary,Prose,2pgs.orless 1348.AnyOtherNotListed1318. Literary, Short Story, 300wrdsorless 1319.Painting,Acrylic SECTION B - BAKINg AND CANDY Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1350.Bread,Quick,Any 1357.Cookies,Rolled(6)1351. Bread, Yeast, Any 1358.Muffins,Any(6ormore)1352.Cake,Decorated 1359.Rolls,Any(6ormore)1353.Cake,Frosted 1360.Candy,Fudge(6)1354.Cookies,Bar(6) 1361.Candy,Hard(6)1355.Cookies,Drop(6) 1362.Candy,Taffy(6)1356.Cookies,NoBake(6) 1363.AnyOtherNotListed SECTION C - CANNINg Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1375. Fruit 1378. Meats 1376.Jams,Jellies,Conserves 1379.PickledFoods,Relishes1377.Juice 1380.Vegetable 1381.AnyOtherNotListed

specific rULes , which apply to Department 93 can be found in Departments 40 - 49.

DEPARTMENT 93: SPECIAL NEEDS / RESOURCE ROOM/ I.S.D. PROGRAM

93 - Division a:

ages 3 tHroUgH 12 - speciaL neeDs

SECTION A - NEEDLEwORK Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1400.Crocheted,Afghan 1406.Macrame1401.CrochetedItem,NotAfghan 1407.Needlepoint1402.Counted-CrossStitch,Any 1408.SewingClothing1403.EmbroideredItem,Hand 1409.Sewing,NotClothing1404.Knit,Afghan 1410.StuffedAnimals,Any1405.KnitItem,NotAfghan 1411.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION B - FOODS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1420.Bars,Any,(6) 1425.Cupcakes,(6)1421.Brownies,Any,(6) 1426.Muffins,(6)1422.Cakes,Any 1427.QuickBreads1423.Candy,Any,(6) 1428.Pies1424.Cookies,Any,(6) 1429.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION C - gARDEN EXHIBITS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1440.Beans 1448.Potatoes1441.Beets 1449.Tomatoes1442.Carrots 1450.Apples1443.Corn 1451.Berries1444.Cucumber 1452.Flowers,Cut1445.Lettuce 1453.HousePlant1446.Peas 1454.AnyOtherNotListed1447.Peppers

SECTION D - PAINTINg AND DRAwINg Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1470.Acrylic 1475.Marker1471.ColoredPencil 1476.Oil1472.ColoringBookPicture 1477.Pencil1473.Crayon 1478.Watercolor1474.FingerPaints 1479.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION E - PHOTOgRAPHY, LITERARY, SCULPTURE Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No.1490.Photography,B&W,Animals 1491.Photography,B&W,Landscape 1492.Photography,B&W,People 1493.Photography,Color,Animals 1494.Photography,Color,Landscape1495.Photography,Color,People1496.Photography,Collage 1497.Poetry,(2pgsorless)1498.Prose,(2pgsorless)1499.Sculpture 1500.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION F - CREATIvE CRAFT Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1510.BasketWeaving 1520.PaintedRocks1511.Beadwork 1521.PineConeArt1512.ButtonArt 1522.PlasterArt1513.Candles 1523.PopsicleStickArt1514.Collage 1524.SeedArt1515.Jewelry 1525.ShellArt1516.Leatherworking 1526.StringArt1517.LegoArt 1527.Woodworking1518.ModelArt 1528.AnyOtherNotListed1519.PaintByNumber

SECTION g - COLLECTIONS (6 or more items) Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1540.BottleCaps 1553.Magnets1541.Bottles 1554.Matchbooks1542.Cans 1555.Models1543.CapsandHats 1556.Patches/Badges1544.Cards,AnyType 1557.Pencils1545.Coins 1558.Pens 1559.Pins1547.ComicBooks 1560.SeaShells1548.Dolls 1561.Stamps1549.Erasers 1562.Stickers1550.Figurines,Any 1563.Stones1551.Hot-Wheels-TypeCollection 1564.AnyOtherNotListed1552.Keys

93 - Division B: ages 13 tHroUgH 26 - speciaL neeDs

SECTION A - NEEDLEwORK Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1600.Crochet,Afghan 1606.Macrame1601.CrochetItem,NotAfghan 1607.Needlepoint1602.Counted-CrossStitch,Any 1608.SewingClothing1603.EmbroideredItem,Hand 1609.Sewing,NotClothing1604.Knit,Afghan 1610.StuffedAnimals,Any1605.KnitItem,NotAfghan 1611.AnyOtherNotListed



SECTION B - FOODS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1630.Bars,Any,(6) 1635.Cupcakes,(6)1631.Brownies,Any,(6) 1636.Muffins,(6)1632.Cakes,Any 1637.QuickBreads1633.Candy,Any,(6) 1638.Pies1634.Cookies,Any,(6) 1639.AnyOtherNotListed SECTION C - gARDEN EXHIBITS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1650.Beans 1658.Potatoes1651.Beets 1659.Tomatoes1652.Carrots 1660.Apples1653. Corn 1661. Berries 1654.Cucumber 1662.Flowers,Cut1655.Lettuce 1663.HousePlant1656.Peas 1664.AnyOtherNotListed1657.Peppers

SECTION D - PAINTINg AND DRAwINg Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1680.Acrylic 1686.Oil1681.ColoredPencil 1687.PaintByNumber1682.ColoringBookPicture 1688.Pencil1683.Crayon 1689.Watercolor1684.FingerPaints 1690.AnyOtherNotListed1685.Marker

SECTION E - PHOTOgRAPHY, LITERARY, SCULPTURE Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1700.Photography,B&W,Animals 1706.Photography,Collage1701.Photography,B&W,Landscape 1707.Poetry,(2pgsorless)1702.Photography,B&W,People 1708.Prose,(2pgsorless)1703.Photography,Color,Animals 1709.Sculpture1704.Photography,Color,Landscape 1710.AnyOtherNotListed1705.Photography,Color,People

SECTION F - CREATIvE CRAFT Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1720.BasketWeaving 1729.PaintedRocks1721.Beadwork 1730.PineConeArt1722.ButtonArt 1731.PlasterArt1723.Candles 1732.PopsicleStickArt1724.Collage 1733.SeedArt1725.Jewelry 1734.ShellArt1726.Leatherworking 1735.StringArt1727.LegoArt 1736.Woodworking1728.ModelArt 1737.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION g - COLLECTIONS (6 or more items) Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1750.BottleCaps 1763.Magnets1751.Bottles 1764.Matchbooks1752. Cans 1765. Models 1753.CapsandHats 1766.Patches/Badges1754.Cards,AnyType 1767.Pencils1755.Coins 1768.Pens 1769.Pins1757.ComicBooks 1770.SeaShells1758.Dolls 1771.Stamps1759.Erasers 1772.Stickers1760.Figurines,Any G473.Stones1761.Hot-Wheels-TypeCollection 1774.AnyOtherNotListed1762.Keys

93 - Division c: ages 27 anD oLDer - speciaL neeDs

SECTION A - NEEDLEwORK Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1800.Crochet,Afghan 1806.Macrame1801.CrochetItem,NotAfghan 1807.Needlepoint1802.Counted-CrossStitch,Any 1808.SewingClothing1803.EmbroideredItem,Hand 1809.Sewing,NotClothing1804.Knit,Afghan 1810.StuffedAnimals,Any1805.KnitItem,NotAfghan 1811.AnyOtherNotListed SECTION B - FOODS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1830.Bars,Any,(6) 1835.Cupcakes,(6)1831.Brownies,Any,(6) 1836.Muffins,(6)1832.Cakes,Any 1837.QuickBreads1833.Candy,Any,(6) 1838.Pies1834.Cookies,Any,(6) 1839.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION C - gARDEN EXHIBITS Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1850.Beans 1858.Potatoes1851.Beets 1859.Tomatoes1852.Carrots 1860.Apples1853. Corn 1861. Berries 1854.Cucumber 1862.Flowers,Cut1855.Lettuce 1863.HousePlant1856.Peas 1864.AnyOtherNotListed1857.Peppers

SECTION D - PAINTINg AND DRAwINg Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1880.Acrylic 1886.Oil1881.ColoredPencil 1887.PaintByNumber1882.ColoringBookPicture 1888.Pencil1883.Crayon 1889.Watercolor1884.FingerPaints 1890.AnyOtherNotListed1885.Marker SECTION E - PHOTOgRAPHY, LITERARY, SCULPTURE Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1900.Photography,B&W,Animals 1901.Photography,B&W,Landscape1902.Photography,B&W,People1903.Photography,Color,Animals1904.Photography,Color,Landscape 1905.Photography,Color,People1906.Photography,Collage1907.Poetry,(2pgsorless)1908.Prose,(2pgsorless)1909.Sculpture1910.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION F - CREATIvE CRAFT Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1920.BasketWeaving 1929.PaintedRocks1921.Beadwork 1930.PineConeArt1922.ButtonArt 1931.PlasterArt1923.Candles 1932.PopsicleStickArt1924.Collage 1933.SeedArt1925.Jewelry 1934.ShellArt1926.Leatherworking 1935.StringArt1927.LegoArt 1936.Woodworking1928.ModelArt 1937.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION g - COLLECTIONS (6 or more items) Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 1950.BottleCaps 1963.Magnets1951.Bottles 1964.Matchbooks1952.Cans 1965.Models1953.CapsandHats 1966.Patches/Badges1954.Cards,AnyType 1967.Pencils1955.Coins 1968.Pens 1969.Pins1957.ComicBooks 1970.SeaShells1958.Dolls 1971.Stamps1959.Erasers 1972.Stickers1960.Figurines,Any 1973.Stones1961.Hot-Wheels-TypeCollection 1974.AnyOtherNotListed1962.Keys


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yoUtH proJect rULesyoUtH proJect rULes

1. All Official Northern District Fair (NDF) Book Entry Forms formembersmustbesenttotheNORTHERNDISTRICTFAIR•P.O.BOX131•CADILLAC,MI49601

2. PRE-ENTRY DEADLINE IS LAST SUNDAY OF JULY. 3.Thisdepartmentisopentoallmembersofregularlyorganizedclubs;

and members will be eligible to exhibit only in those projects, which they are currently enrolled by their local leader or advisor.

4. MEMBERS MUST BE 6 YEARS OF AgE, AS OF JANUARY 1 OF CURRENT FAIR YEAR, IN ORDER TO EXHIBIT AT THE FAIR. EXCEPTION: MEMBERS EXHIBITINg IN BEEF AND DAIRY MUST BE 9 YEARS OF AgE, BY JANUARY 1 OF CURRENT YEAR.

5.MembersrequiringstallspaceforexhibitsmustmakerequestsonformsprovidedinfrontoftheFairBook.Thisincludesspaceforbeef,dairy,sheep, swine, horse, poultry and rabbits. Send requests by last Sunday in July to: LIvESTOCK SUPERINTENDENT, NORTHERN DISTRICT FAIR • P.O. BOX 131 • CADILLAC, MI 49601.

6.ExhibitorsaretokeeptheirexhibitareascleanatalltimesduringtheFair. This includes animals! Sawdust will be furnished by the Fair forbedding.Allstallsandpensmustbecleanedby10a.m.and6:30p.m., daily.

7. Anyone participating in Fair-sponsored activity, who is caught in the act of theft or vandalism, who is caught with illegal drugs or alcohol or who is involved in such other offenses, shall have their parents sumoned immediately to the fairgrounds and appropriate action will betaken.

8. Exhibitors are not entitled to draw more than one money in any one class. NO MORE THAN ONE ENTRY wILL BE ACCEPTED FROM ANY ONE EXHIBITOR IN ANY ONE CLASS, UNLESS DEPARTMENT RULES SPECIFY DIFFERENTLY.

9. All exhibits shall remain in place until 6 a.m., Sunday morningafterFair;atwhichtime, theywillbesurrenderedtotheexhibitorsby various Superintendents. Premium monies will be paid oncethe exhibit area is cleaned and has passed inspection of various Superintendents.

10.AlllivestocktrophieswillbepresentedthefinalSaturdayevening.11. Exhibitors must supply their own feed and hay for their animals.

Premiums will be forfeited if animals are not taken care of. 12.ShowmanshipentryclassificationforLivestockandSmallAnimals

(notincludingHorses)shallbeasfollows:A. Junior Showmanship, which is ages 6 years to 9 years

(EXCEPTION:beef,whichisONLY9years);B.IntermediateShowmanship,whichisages10yearsto14yearsC. Senior Showmanship, which is 15 years to 18 years.

NOTE: Age categories are determined by January 1 of current Fair year.

13.Alllivestockmustbethebonafidepropertyoftheexhibitoratthetime of entry in all classes.

14.RecordBooksmustbeturnedintotheLivestockSuperintendentbyNoononThursday,oryouwillforfeit10%ofyourmarketcheckand10%ofyourpremiumcheck.MUSTBECOMPLETE.

15. The championship awards will be given at the discreation of the judges.

16.Incaseofoneentryinaclass,thejudgewillhavethepriviledgeofplacinglessthanfirstplaceifinhisopinion,entryisnotworthyofafirst-placepremium.

17. ALL ANIMALS MUST BE IN PLACE BY 6 P.M. ON FIRST SUNDAY OF FAIR.

generaL marKet LivestocK rULes for all market Livestock feeding projects

Entered at the Northern District Fair To give the BUYERS a Better-Quality product,

these rules are ABSOLUTE!!!!! 1.AllOfficialNDFBookEntryFormsformembersmustbesenttothe

NORTHERNDISTRICTFAIR•P.O.BOX131•CADILLAC,MI49601,by last Sunday of July.

2.EachanimalmustbeaYOUTHorFutureFarmersofAmerica(FFA)

projectandmustbeingoodhealth.AgelimitsforYOUTHorFFAmembersisfrom6yearsoldto18yearsold,asofJanuary1ofFairyear.

3.WeightrequirementsforMarketLivestockarelistedbelow.NOTE:The first two species listed below are REQUIRED toweigh-in atMarioninDecemberofpreviousyear.Thenextthreespecieslistedbelow are REQUIRED to weigh in the first Saturday of May incurrentFairyearattheNorthernDistrictFairgroundsbetween1p.m.and 3 p.m.

STEERS ...............................................1,000poundsandup DAIRYSTEERS .................................1,100poundsandup SWINE .................................................220to300poundsmax LAMBS ................................................100poundsandup GOATS .................................................40poundsandup TURKEYS ...........................................Hens - 18 pounds and up ...........................................Toms-20poundsandup (Must be ordered through Cadillac Area Livestock Committee) BROILERS .......................................... 6 pounds and up (Must be ordered through Cadillac Area Livestock Committee) CORNISH ............................................ 2 to 5 pounds (Must be ordered through Cadillac Area Livestock Committee) RABBITS ............................................. 2.5 pounds to 5 pounds max

ALL UNDERwEIgHT AND OvERwEIgHT ANIMALS wILL BE SENT HOME RIgHT OFF THE SCALES.

4.Swinewillbeweighedinbeginningat3:00p.m.ONENTRYDAYOFFAIRandallotherlargeAnimalswillfollowtheswine.ALLEARTAGS MUST BE CLEANED BEFOREANYWEIGH-IN DAY.Thesmallanimalbarnwillbeopenentrydaystartingat7:00a.m.Poultrywillbetestedfrom7a.m.-1p.m.Allweigh-inswillbebytheLivestockSuperintendentorCommittee.Theweightswillbeusedastheofficialsaleweights.

5.AllMarketexhibitorsmustbepresentwith theiranimalsatweigh-in,exceptbypermissionof theMarketLivestockCommitteepriorto weigh-in.

6. All owners of animals must be present to show and to sell their animal, exceptbypermissionoftheMarketLivestockCommittee.

7.YourMarketanimalproject(s)mustberegisteredonformsprovidedbytheCadillacAreaLivestockCommittee(CALC)onthefollowingdates:

Beef & Dairy Market Steers, Turkey .............................December 1 (Beef & Dairy Steers must be in possession by December 1.) Swine, Lambs, goats and Rabbits ............................................April 1 (Swine, Lambs and Goats must be in possession by May 1.) Cornish / Broilers .............................................................December 1 8.All projects must adhere to USDA/MDA rules available at www.

michigan.gov/mdafairregs. 9.Allmarketanimalsmakingweightandproperlyregisteredmustbe

sold in the Auction. 10.EachYOUTHorFFAmembermay sell up to three (3) market

animals at the saleattheNorthernDistrictFair. 11.Thesaleorderforallspecieswillbedeterminedbythejudgeas:Grand

and Reserve Champions first; then the remaining animals in showplacing order, by species.

12.AllSmallanimalmarketprojectsmustbeprocessedanddeliveredtothebuyerwithintwoweeksofthesale,unlessotherwiserequestedbythebuyer.Ifaprocessingissuecomesup,youaretonotifythebuyerimmediately.

13. ALL ANIMALS MUST BE PROPERLY CARED FOR (FED, wATERED, PENS CLEANED DAILY) AND UNDER COMPLETE CONTROL OF THE EXHIBITOR FOR THE ENTIRE LENgTH OF THE FAIR, AS DETERMINED BY THE BARN SUPERINTENDENT AND / OR THE LIvESTOCK COMMITTEE; OR ANIMALS wILL BE PROMPTLY REMOvED FROM THE FAIRgROUNDS AND ALL MONIES FROM ALL MARKET ANIMALS wILL BE FORFEITED. ANY UNRULY ANIMALS wILL BE DISMISSED BY THE BARN SUPERINTENDENT.

14.Alloftheabovepoliciesmaybechanged,revisedorreinterpretedatthediscretionoftheCadillacAreaLivestockCommittee.

15.Market checks are to bePICKED UP IN PERSON the second

WednesdayinSeptember,duringtheregularCadillacAreaLivestockCommittee meeting. If you are unable to pick up your check inperson, you must provide a stamped, self-addressed envelope during fairweek.Anymember,whoseBuyerhasnotyetpaidforsaidanimalbythemeetingdate,willreceivetheircheckuponreceiptofpaymentfrom Buyer.

16.ALLMARKETANIMALSNEEDTOBEWASHEDANDBACKINTHEIRPENSBY5:00P.M.ONSALEDAY! WASHRACKUSEISPROHIBITEDUNTILAFTERMANDATORYMEETINGONFIRSTSUNDAYAT7P.M.

17. All animals must be properly cleaned before show and sale. 18. ALL EXHIBITORS MUST HAVE CONTROL OF THEIR

ANIMALS DURING A PRACTICE RUN, WHICH IS ONEHOUR AFTER THE MANDATORY MEETING. ANYUNCONTROLLABLEANIMALWILLBESENTHOMEBYTHEBARNSUPERINTENDENTANDLIVESTOCKCOMMITTEE.

19.AllLARGEANIMALS&GOATSNEEDTOBECASTRATED,DEHORNED, AND PROPERLY ID TAGGED WEEK PRIORTOMAY FIRST. IF HORNSGROWBACK, THEYMUST BEREDONEBEFOREENTRYDAYOFFAIR.

marKet recorD BooKs YouMUST use the approvedCadillacArea LivestockCommittee

Record Book obtained when the animals are registered with theLivestockCommittee.RecordBookswillbeavailableatweigh-insforLarge Animals and will be provided to Small Animal members when the poultryispickeduporrabbitsregistered.

After being signed by the Barn Superintendent, these completed RecordBooksmust be turned in to the Livestock Superintendent byNOON, THURSDAY of the week of the Fair.RecordBooksMUSTbecompletedbytheexhibitor!!!IfRecordBookisNOTturnedin...ontime,orisNOTcompletedbytheexhibitor,10%ofthesalecheckwillbededucted!ARecordBookthatisNOTcompletewillNOTreceiveapremiumoraward.Three-ringbindersandsheetprotectorsareNOTALLOWED,ONLYOfficialCadillacAreaLivestockCommitteeRecordBooksMUSTbeused.TherewillbeNO EXCEPTIONS to this rule.

SHOWMANSHIP SWEEPSTAKES RULESSENIOR:Thisclassismadeupfromthe15-18yearoldsthatwinafirstplace in a showmanship class. This person can only compete from one speciesaslongassaidpersonhasnotwonshowmanshipsweepstakesas a senior.INTERMEDIATE: This class ismade up from the 10-14 year oldsthatwin afirst place in a showmanship class. If this personhaswon(intermediate) showmanship sweepstakes, they may move up to thecompete in the senior level.** If thefirst-place showman is already competing in one species orhavewonshowmanshipsweepstakesinthepast;thesecondplaceperson(only)willbeallowedtocompete.Species Shown will be for both levels are as follows: Horse, Swine, Beef, Chicken,Goat,Lamb,Turkey,andRabbit.

cLeanLiness poLicy AsanExhibitoroftheNDF,Iagreetomaintainacleanpenandprovideappropriatecareformyanimal(s)fromtheirarrival tothefairgroundsuntil their departure from th fairgrounds. At 10:00 a.m. each morning and 6.30 p.m. each night the project area superintendent will do a barn checkandawarning(yellowtag)willbe issuedat this time ifpen(s)and care are found to be unsatisfactory. The yellow tag will be issued by two (2) superintendents from two different species. Any pen that wasissuedawarningat10:00a.m.willbetaggedwithayellowtagandrecheckedatnoon.Ifthepen(s)isstillfoundtobeunsatisfactoryatnoon,a red tag will be issued and will result on a $25.00 fine for the exhibitor. TheLivestockCommitteemustcheckandsigntheredtag.Theprojectsuperintendentwillmakeanattempttonotifytheexhibitor’sleader,before fines are assessed.An additional$25.00 fine will be accessed everyday thereafter, if pen(s) and care are still found unsatisfactory.The fine(s) will be deducted frommarket livestock sale proceeds orpremiumchecks.Finesmaybe issuedafteragreementofprojectareasuperintendentandCadillacAreaLivestockCommittee.


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ALL ANIMALS MUST BE IN PLACE BY 6 P.M.,on tHe first sUnDay of fair. no eXceptions!!!

rULes for marKet Beef steer feeDing proJect

1.AllOfficialNDFBookEntryFormsformembersmustbesenttotheNORTHERNDISTRICTFAIR•P.O.BOX131•CADILLAC,MI49601,by last Sunday of July

2. ALL MARKET BEEF STEER MUST MEET RFID TAGREQUIREMENTS.

3.EachsteerMUSTbeaYOUTHorFFAprojectandMUSTexhibitdominant characteristics of Beef Breeds.

4.Clubmembersmay feed and tag two (2) steers butmayONLYexhibitandsellone(1)steeratFair.

5.Steersmustbeproperlydehorned(withtheexceptionofScottishHighlanders andWatusi) and castrated, in order to show in theFair and sale. Scottish Highlanders must have proper protective covering on the horns.

6. Owners of steers must be present to show and sell their steers, except bypermissionoftheCadillacAreaLivestockCommittee.

7.Allsteerswillbetiedwithahalterandaneckropeuntilremovalfrom the Fairgrounds.

8. All steer shown and sold at the Northern District Fair MUSTbe registered with the Cadillac Area Livestock Committee byDecember1,priortoFairyear.ThesteerMUSTbeweighed-inandtattooedatMarioninDecemberofcurrentFairyear.NOTE:AllsteerswillbeproperlydehornedandcastratedbeforetheDecemberweigh-in. All ear tags must be cleaned before weigh-in!

9. ALL EXHIBITORS MUST HAVE CONTROL OF THEIRANIMALS DURING A PRACTICE RUN, WHICH IS ONEHOUR AFTER THE MANDATORY MEETING. ANYUNCONTROLLABLE ANIMAL WILL BE SENT HOMEBY THE BARN SUPERINTENDENT AND LIVESTOCKCOMMITTEE

rULes for marKet Dairy steer feeDing proJect

1.AllOfficialNDFBookEntryFormsformembersmustbesenttotheNORTHERNDISTRICTFAIR•P.O.BOX131•CADILLAC,MI49601,by last Sunday of July.

2. ALL MARKET DAIRY STEERS MUST MEET RFID TAGREQUIREMENTS.

3.EachanimalMUSTbeaYOUTHorFFAprojectandbestraightdairy breeding.

4.SeeRules3-8ofMarketBeefSteerFeedingProject.5. ALL EXHIBITORS MUST HAVE CONTROL OF THEIRANIMALS DURING A PRACTICE RUN, WHICH IS ONEHOUR AFTER THE MANDATORY MEETING. ANYUNCONTROLLABLE ANIMAL WILL BE SENT HOMEBY THE BARN SUPERINTENDENT AND LIVESTOCKCOMMITTEE.

rULes for marKet goat feeDing proJect


2.EachanimalMUSTbeaYOUTHorFFAprojectandbeforstraightdairy breeding.

3. ALL GOATS MUST MEET USDA IDENTIFICATIONREQUIREMENTS.

4.GoatsmustbeWethersorDoesandmustbeproperlydehornedandcasterated with no horns at fair.

5.Goats (springkids) MUSTbe registeredwith theCadillacAreaLivestockCommitteebyMarch1andMUSTbeinyourpossession

by May 1,currentFairyear.AllMarketGoatsareREQUIREDtoweighinonthefirstSaturdayofMay,currentFairyear.

6. To be eligible for the sale, the Goat (spring kid born betweenDecember1andMay1ofcurrentFairyear)mustattainaminimumweightof40pounds.

7. ALL EXHIBITORS MUST HAVE CONTROL OF THEIRANIMALS DURING A PRACTICE RUN, WHICH IS ONEHOUR AFTER THE MANDATORY MEETING. ANYUNCONTROLLABLE ANIMAL WILL BE SENT HOMEBY THE BARN SUPERINTENDENT AND LIVESTOCKCOMMITTEE.

RULES FOR MARKET SWINE feeDing proJect


2.EachanimalMUSTbeaYOUTHorFFAprojectandbeingoodhealth.

3.AllSwineMUSThaveaminimumof½-inchhaironthemajorityofthe body to be eligible to show and sell. All swine that do not meet these requirements will be sent home!

4.Eachmembermayfeedtwo(2)hogsforthefeedingprojectbutmayonlyselectandbringone(1)forexhibitingandsaleatthefair.Ifyoubringtwo(2)hogstoFair,thefirsthogtomakeweightisthehogthatwillbeusedforthesale.Theremaininghogwillbetakenhome without being weighed.

5.TheSwineprojecttobeshownandsoldattheNorthernDistrictFairMUSTberegisteredwiththeCadillacAreaLivestockCommitteebyApril1,currentFairyear,andMUSTbeinyourpossessionbyMay 1, current Fair year. They must be weighed and tagged on the firstSaturdayofMay,currentFairyear.

6.Nooil-basedproductsmaybeusedonswine.7.Allswinemustbecleanbeforeshowandsale.EARTAGSMUSTBECLEANEDBEFOREALLWEIGH-INS.

8. ALL EXHIBITORS MUST HAVE CONTROL OF THEIRANIMALS DURING A PRACTICE RUN, WHICH IS ONEHOUR AFTER THE MANDATORY MEETING. ANYUNCONTROLLABLE ANIMAL WILL BE SENT HOMEBY THE BARN SUPERINTENDENT AND LIVESTOCKCOMMITTEE.

rULes for marKet LamB feeDing proJect

1.EachanimalmustbeaYOUTHorFFAprojectandbepredominatelyof meat breeding and be a wether or ewe.

2.Lambsmustbeshornwithin14dayspriortocoming to fair.3. Eachmember may tag and feed two (2) lambs for the feedingproject,butmayonlyselectandbringone(1)forexhibitingattheFair.Ifyoubringtwo(2)lambstothefair,thefirstlambmakingweight will be the lamb that will be used for showing and sale. The remaininglambwillbetakenhomewithoutbeingweighed.

4.ThelambprojecttobeshownandsoldattheNorthernDistrictFairMUSTberegisteredwith theCALCbyApril1steachyear,andweighedand tagged thefirstSaturday inMay.ALLEARTAGSMUSTBECLEANEDBEFOREANYWIGH-INDAY.

5. Lamb(s) must be in possession by May 1st and born after December 1st of the previous year.

6.AlllambsmustmeettheUSDAidentificationrequirementsandbeproperly dehorned and castrated before the beginning weigh-in in May.

7.OfficialFairBookEntryFormsmustbereceivedbytheNorthernDistrictFairOfficemustbepostmarkedbythelastSundayinJuly,each year.

8. ALL EXHIBITORS MUST HAVE CONTROL OF THEANIMALS DURINGA PRATICE RUN ONE HOURAFTER

THE MANATORY MEETING. ANY UNCONTROLABLEANIMAL(S) WILL BE SENT HOME BY BARNSUPERINTENDENTANOLIVESTOCKCOMMITTEE.

rULes for marKet cornisH / BroiLer proJect


2.EachbirdMUSTbeaYOUTHorFFAprojectandMUSTbeameat breed.

3. Each birdmust be ordered through theCadillacAreaLivestockCommittee.

4. ALL poultry will be pullorum tested upon entry. NO EXCEPTIONS!!! Free Pullorum testing is only limited to thenumberofbirdsenteredintotheNorthernDistrictFair.PullorumtestingwillbedoneONLYfrom8a.m.-1p.m.,entrydayofFair.

5.AllMarketCornish/BroilerProjectsMUSTberegisteredwiththeCadillacArea LivestockCommittee byDecember 1, current Fairyear.

rULes for marKet tUrKey proJect


2.EachbirdMUSTbeaYOUTHorFFAprojectandMUSTbeameatbreed.3. Each birdmust be ordered through theCadillacAreaLivestock

Committee. 4. ALL poultry will be pullorum tested upon entry. NO

EXCEPTIONS!!! FreePullorumtestingisonlylimitedtothenumberofbirdsenteredintotheNorthernDistrictFair.PullorumtestingwillbedoneONLYfrom8a.m.-1p.m.,entrydayofFair.

5.AllMarketTurkeyProjectsMUSTberegisteredwiththeCadillacAreaLivestockCommitteebyDecember1,priortocurrentFairyear.

rULes for marKet raBBit feeDing proJect

1.Meatpenswillconsistofthree(3)rabbitsfromthesamedoeandsame litter, and it is strongly suggested that they be of the same variety(color).Agelimitis7to10weeks(70-daymaximumage),and a weight limit of 2.5 to 5 pounds.

2. Rabbits will be judge on the following: A. Meat Type - compact, short in body, well filled out, solid flesh; B. Condition - primecondition,firm,solid,showingnoflabbinessorpottiness,withthepeltbeingtightoverthebodyandshowingnosignsofneglect;C.Uniformity-equalinweight,sizeappearance,condition,meattype,fur, and overall body type.

3. All market rabbits must come from a doe owned by and must be bred by the exhibitor.

4.ThemarketrabbitfeedingprojectmustberegisteredwiththeCALCby April 1st, each year.

5.OfficialFairBookEntryFormsmustbereceivedbytheNorthernDistrictFairOfficemustbepostmarkedbythelastSundayinJuly,each year.

6.All rabbitswill be tattooed 30-days prior to fair at amandatorytattooclinicprovidedbyWexfordCounty4-Hoffice.Date,Time,andPlacetobedeterminedbySuperintendentandExtensionoffice.

rULes amenDeD octoBer 2014

NOTE: CadillacAreaLivestockCommitteemeetingsareopentothepublic.TheyareheldattheFairOfficeontheNorthernDistrictFairgrounds inCadillac thesecondWednesdayofeachmonth,at7p.m.

Everyone is welcome to attend!

generaL rULes for aLL entries: 1.Pre-entryrequiredonallanimalsandexhibits.2. PRE-ENTRY DEADLINE IS last Sunday of July. 3. Only one entry per class, per exhibitor. 4.SeeRULESinfrontofFairBookandHEALTHREGULATIONS

online at www.michigan.gov/mdafairregs.

DEPARTMENT 2 - YOUTH DAIRY CATTLE Division a - yoUtH Dairy cattLe

specific rULes 1.AllOfficialNorthernDistrictFair(NDF)BookEntryFormsformembersmustbesenttotheNORTHERNDISTRICTFAIR•P.O.BOX131•CADILLAC,MI49601

2. PRE-ENTRY DEADLINE IS LAST SUNDAY OF JULY. 3.Entryfeeof$5.00peranimaltobepaidattimeofpre-entry.4.REQUIREDtohaveRFIDTaguponentryofeachanimalintotheNorthernDistrictFair.

SECTION A: HOLSTEIN SECTION B: gUERNSEY SECTION C: JERSEY SECTION D: ANY OTHER NOT LISTED Premiums:1st-$7.00;2nd-$6.00;3rd-$4.00Class No. 4000.JuniorHeiferCalf .......................................... 6 Months or Less 4001.SeniorHeiferCalf .....................6MonthstoUnder12Months4002.JuniorYearlingHeifer ...........12MonthstoUnder18Months4003.SeniorYearlingHeifer ............18monthstoUnder24Months4004.CoworHeifer....................................2YearstoUnder3Years4005.Cow ................................................... 3YearstoUnder5Years4006.Cow ..................................................................5 Years and Over 4007.JuniorChampionFemale ...............................................Rosette 4008.SeniorChampionFemale...............................................Rosette 4009.GrandChampionFemale ...............................................Rosette 4010.Best3Females ............Any Age, Bred & Raised by Exhibitor 4011.DairyHerd,3Cows,CalvedatLeastOnce .........Over 3 Years 4012.ProduceofDam ........................Damand2Offspring,anyage

DIVISION B - SHOWMANSHIP, yoUtH Dairy cattLe

SECTION A: SHOwMANSHIP Premiums:1st-$7.00;2nd-$6.00;3rd-$5.00;4th-$4.00;5th-$3.00

Class No. 4015.Showmanship .........................................TrophyandPremiums

DEPARTMENT 4 - YOUTH BEEF CATTLE

Division a - yoUtH Beef cattLe

specific rULes 1.AllOfficialNorthernDistrictFair(NDF)BookEntryFormsformembersmustbesenttotheNORTHERNDISTRICTFAIRM•P.O.BOX131•CADILLAC,MI49601

2. PRE-ENTRY DEADLINE IS LAST SUNDAY OF JULY. 3.Entryfeeof$5.00peranimaltobepaidattimeofpre-entry.4.Cattlemustbeproperlydehorned(withtheexceptionofScottishHighlanders and Watusi, which must have proper protectivecoveringonthehorns).

5.REQUIREDtohaveRFIDTaguponentryofeachanimalintotheNorthernDistrictFair.

SECTION A: HEREFORD SECTION B: ANgUS SECTION C: SHORTHORN SECTION D: SCOTTISH HIgHLANDER SECTION E: SIMMENTAL SECTION F: LIMOUSIN SECTION g: MAINE ANJOU SECTION H: CHIANINA SECTION I: ANY OTHER NOT LISTED Premiums:1st-$7.00;2nd-$6.00;3rd-$4.00

Class No. 4054.JuniorHeiferCalf. ......................................... 6 Months or Less 4055.SeniorHeiferCalf .....................6MonthstoUnder12Months4056.JuniorYearlingHeifer ...........12MonthstoUnder18Months4057.SeniorYearlingHeifer. ...........18monthstoUnder24Months4058.CoworHeifer....................................2YearstoUnder3Years4059.Cow ....................................................3YearstoUnder5Years4060.Cow ..................................................................5 Years and Over 4061.BestofBreed ...................................................................Rosette 4062.ChampionBreedingStockFemale ............................... Trophy 4063.GrandChampionFemale ...............................................Rosette 4064.CowwithCalf ......................................................Under3Years4065.CowwithCalf ........................................................Over 3 Years 4066.ProduceofDam ........................Damand2Offspring,anyage

DIVISION B - SHOWMANSHIP, yoUtH Beef cattLe

SECTIONA:SHOWMANSHIP,YOUTHBEEFCATTLEPremiums:1st-$7.00;2nd-$6.00;3rd-$5.00;4th-$4.00;5th-$3.00

Class No. 4070.Showmanship .........................................TrophyandPremiums

Division c - yoUtH marKet Beef SECTION A: YOUTH MARKET BEEF Premiums:NotApplicableClass No. 4073.BestHomeGrown ............................................................Award 4074.RateofGain ...................................................................Rossette 4075.MarketSteer,AllBeefBreeds ......................................Ribbons MUSTPARTICIPATEINMARKETLIVESTOCKSALE.4076.ChampionMktBeef,SaleOrder ................................................ ................................................................1st-Trophy;2nd-Rosette

SECTION B: SHOwMANSHIP, YOUTH MARKET BEEF Premiums:1st-$7.00;2nd-$6.00;3rd-$5.00;4th-$4.00;5th-$3.00

Class No. 4077.JuniorShowmanship .........................................................Age94078.IntermediateShowmanship ......................................Age10-144079.SeniorShowmanship .................................................Age 15-18

To Qualify for MARKET LIvESTOCK SALE, Animals MUST be shown in Sections A & B.

SECTION C: RECORDS, YOUTH MARKET BEEF REQUIRED TO QUALIFY FOR MARKET LIvESTOCK

SALE. Premiums:NotApplicableClass No. 4080.RecordBooks,MarketBeef .........................................Ribbons

SECTION D: MARKET BEEF FEEDER STEERPremiums:1st-$7.00;2nd-$6.00;3rd-$5.00;4th-$4.00;5th-$3.00

Class No. 4052.FeederSteerShowmanship........................................Premiums4053.FeederSteer(Under600pounds) .................................. Ribbon

Division D - yoUtH marKet Dairy Beef

SECTION A: YOUTH MARKET DAIRY BEEF Premiums:NotApplicableClass No. 4081.MarketDairyBeef,StraightDairyBreed ....................Ribbons

MUST PARTICIPATE IN MARKET LIvESTOCK SALE. 4082.ChampionMktDairyBeef,SaleOrder ..................................... ................................................................1st-Trophy;2nd-Rosette

SECTION B: SHOwMANSHIP, YOUTH MKT DAIRY BEEF Premiums:1st-$7.00;2nd-$6.00;3rd-$5.00;4th-$4.00;5th-$3.00

Class No. 4083.JuniorShowmanship .........................................................Age94084.IntermediateShowmanship ......................................Age10-144085.SeniorShowmanship .................................................Age 15-18

To Qualify for MARKET LIvESTOCK SALEAnimals MUST be shown in Sections A & B.

SECTION C: RECORDS, YOUTH MARKET DAIRY BEEF REQUIRED TO QUALIFY FOR MARKET LIvESTOCK SALE. Premiums:NotApplicable

Class No. 4086.RecordBooks,MarketDairyBeef ...............................Ribbons 4087.RateofGain. ..................................................................Rossette 4088.BestHomeGrown ............................................................Award SECTION D: DAIRY BEEF FEEDER STEERPremiums:1st-$7.00;2nd-$6.00;3rd-$5.00;4th-$4.00Class No. 4096.FeederSteer(under600pounds) .................................. Ribbon4097.FeederSteerShowmanship........................................Premiums

DEPARTMENT 6 - YOUTH SHEEP Division a - yoUtH sHeep

specific rULes 1.AllOfficialNorthernDistrictFair(NDF)BookEntryFormsformembersmustbesenttotheNORTHERNDISTRICTFAIR•P.O.BOX131•CADILLAC,MI49601

2. PRE-ENTRY DEADLINE IS LAST SUNDAY OF JULY. 3.Entryfeeof$5.00peranimaltobepaidattimeofpre-entry.4.AllsheepMUSTmeetUSDAidentificationrequirements.5.Minimumexhibitor’sageMUSTbe6,byJanuary1,CurrentFairyear.

SECTION A: SUFFOLK SECTION B: HAMPSHIRE SECTION C: DORSET SECTION D: COLUMBIA SECTION E: OXFORD SECTION F: ANY OTHER NOT LISTED Premiums:1st-$7.00;2nd-$6.00;3rd-$4.00;Class No. 4090.EweLamb .............................................................Under1Year4091.Ewe ...........................................Over2YearstoUnder3Years4092.Ewe .........................................................................Over 3 Years 4093.GrandChampionFemale ...............................................Rosette

DIVISION B - SHOWMANSHIP, BREEDING STOCK

SECTION A: SHOwMANSHIP, YOUTH SHEEP Premiums:1st-$7.00;2nd-$6.00;3rd-$5.00;4th-$4.00;5th-$3.00

Class No. 4094.Junior(Ages6-11) ......................................................Premiums4095.Senior(Ages12-18) ...................................................Premiums

Division c - yoUtH marKet LamBs SECTION A: YOUTH MARKET LAMBS Premiums:NotApplicableClass No. 4102.BestHomeGrown ............................................................Award 4103.RateofGain ...................................................................Rossette 4104.MarketLamb ..................................................................Ribbons MUSTPARTICIPATEINMARKETLIVESTOCKSALE.4105.ChampionMarketLamb ............................................................. ....................................... (SaleOrder)-1st-Trophy;2nd-Rosette SECTION B: SHOwMANSHIP, YOUTH MARKET LAMBS Premiums:1st-$7.00;2nd-$6.00;3rd-$5.00;4th-$4.00;5th-$3.00

Class No. 4106.JuniorShowmanship .....................................................Age6-94107.IntermediateShowmanship ......................................Age10-144108.SeniorShowmanship .................................................Age 15-18

To Qualify for MARKET LIvESTOCK SALE, Animals MUST be shown in Sections A & B.

SECTION C: RECORDS, YOUTH MARKET LAMBS REQUIRED TO QUALIFY FOR MARKET LIvESTOCK SALE. Premiums:NotApplicableClass No. 4109.RecordBooks,MarketLambs ......................................Ribbons

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* “GENERAL RULES” are located before DEPARTMENT 2: YOUTH DAIRY CATTLE

yoUtH* “GENERAL RULES” are located before DEPARTMENT 2: YOUTH DAIRY CATTLE SECTION D: TYKES & TODDLERS

specific rULes 1.TykesorToddlersmustbebetweentheagesof2&5asofJanuary

1st current year. 2.CanuseanyanimalalreadyatFair.ParentsoranimalownermustwalkwithTyke/Toddler.

3. Must pre-register Last Sunday of July by using Fair Entry Form.4.Wearingappearl:Jeans,Boots,Belt,WesternShirt.

SECTION A: Class No. 4110.Showmanship .................................................................Ribbons

DEPARTMENT 8 - YOUTH GOATS Division a - yoUtH Dairy goats

specific rULes 1.All Official NorthernDistrict Fair (NDF) Book Entry Forms formembersmustbesenttotheNORTHERNDISTRICTFAIR•P.O.BOX131•CADILLAC,MI49601

2. PRE-ENTRY DEADLINE IS LAST SUNDAY OF JULY. 3.Entryfeeof$5.00peranimaltobepaidattimeofpre-entry.4.AllgoatsMUSTmeetUSDAidentificationrequirements.5.NointactBuckRings6. All goats must be dehorned. Absolutely no horns on any goats except Angora,PygmyandBoarbreedingstockdoes.

7.Minimumexhibitor’sageMUSTbe6,byJanuary1,CurrentFairyear. SECTION A: ALPINE SECTION B: NUBIAN SECTION C: TOggENBURg SECTION D: SAANEN SECTION E: LAMANCHA SECTION F: ANY OTHER DAIRY BREED NOT LISTED Premiums:1st-$7.00;2nd-$6.00;3rd-$4.00Class No. 4020.DoeKid .................................................................Under1Year4022.YearlingDoe ......................................................................1 Year 4024.MilkingDoe. ................................................................... 2 Years 4025.MilkingDoe .................................................................3-4Years4026.MilkingDoe ..................................................... 5 Years & Older 4027.DryDoe .............................................................1 Year & Older 4029.BestofBreed ...................................................................Rosette 4030.GrandChampion ............................................................Rosette 4031.BestUdder .......................................................................Rosette

DIVISION B - MEAT & FIBER, YOUTH GOATS SECTION A: ANgORA gOATS SECTION B: PIgMY gOATS SECTION C: BOAR gOATS SECTION D: ANY OTHER MEAT & FIBER BREED NOT

LISTED Premiums:1st-$7.00;2nd-$6.00;3rd-$4.00Class No. 4033.DoeKid ..............................BornafterJan1,CurrentFairYear4034.DoeYealing .............................BornafterJan1,LastFairYear4035.DoeAdult ......................................................... 2 Years & Older 4037.BestofBreed ...................................................................Rosette4038.Champion ...................................................................... Rosette 4021.GrandBreedingStock .................................................. RosetteDIVISION C - SHOWMANSHIP, BREEDING STOCK

SECTION A: SHOwMANSHIP, YOUTH gOATS Premiums:1st-$7.00;2nd-$6.00;3rd-$5.00;4th-$4.00;5th-$3.00

Class No. 4039.Junior(Ages6-11) ......................................................Premiums4040.Senior(Ages12-18) ...................................................Premiums

Division D - yoUtH marKet goats SECTION A: ALL BREEDS, YOUTH MARKET gOATS Premiums:NotApplicableClass No. 4045.SpringKids,BornBetweenJan1&May1 ................Ribbons

SECTION B: SHOwMANSHIP, YOUTH MARKET gOAT Premiums:1st-$7.00;2nd-$6.00;3rd-$5.00;4th-$4.00;5th-

$3.00Class No.4046.JuniorShowmanship .....................................................Age6-94047.IntermediateShowmanship ......................................Age10-144048.SeniorShowmanship .................................................Age 15-18

To Qualify for MARKET LIvESTOCK SALE,Animals MUST be shown in Sections A & B.

SECTION C: RECORDS, YOUTH MARKET gOATS REQUIRED TO QUALIFY FOR MARKET LIvESTOCK SALE. Premiums:NotApplicableClass No. 4049.RecordBooks,MarketGoats........................................Ribbons 4050.RateofGain ...................................................................Rossette 4051.BestHomeGrown ............................................................Award

Division e - tyKes & toDDLersspecific rULes

1.TykesorToddlersmustbebetweentheagesof2&5asofJanuary1st current year.

2.CanuseanyanimalalreadyatFair.ParentsoranimalownermustwalkwithTyke/Toddler.

3. Must pre-register Last Sunday of July by using Fair Entry Form.4.Wearingappearl:Jeans,Boots,Belt,WesternShirt.SECTION A: Class No. 4052.Showmanship .................................................................Ribbons

DEPARTMENT 10 - YOUTH MARKET SWINEDIVISION A - YOUTH MARKET SWINE

specific rULes 1.All Official Northern District Fair (NDF) Book Entry Forms formembersmustbesenttotheNORTHERNDISTRICTFAIR•P.O.BOX131•CADILLAC,MI49601

2. PRE-ENTRY DEADLINE IS LAST SUNDAY OF JULY. 3.Entryfeeof$5.00peranimaltobepaidattimeofpre-entry.4.AllSwineMUSThaveaminimumof_-inchhaironthemajorityofthe

body to be eligible to show and sell. All swine that do not meet these requirements will be sent home!

SECTION A: YOUTH MARKET SwINE Premiums:NotApplicableClass No. 4110.BestHomeGrown ............................................................Award 4111.RateofGain ....................................................................Rossette 4112.MarketHog ....................................................................Ribbons MUST PARTICIPATE IN MARKET LIvESTOCK SALE. 4113. ChampionMarket Hog (Sale Order) - 1st - Trophy; 2nd -

Rosette

SECTION B: SHOwMANSHIP, YOUTH MARKET SwINE Premiums:1st-$7.00;2nd-$6.00;3rd-$5.00;4th-$4.00;5th-$3.00

Class No. 4114.JuniorShowmanship .....................................................Age6-94115.IntermediateShowmanship .......................................Age10-144116.SeniorShowmanship .................................................Age 15-18

To Qualify for MARKET LIvESTOCK SALE,Animals MUST be shown in Sections A & B.

SECTION C: RECORDS, YOUTH MARKET SwINE REQUIRED TO QUALIFY FOR MARKET LIvESTOCK

SALE. Premiums:NotApplicableClass No. 4117.RecordBooks,MarketSwine .......................................Ribbons

SECTION D: TYKES & TODDLERS1.TykeorToddlermustbebetweentheagesof3&5asofJanuarylet

of current year.2.CanuseanyanimalalreadyatFair.ParentoranimalownermustwalkwithTykeorToddler.

3.Mustpre-registerbyLastSundayofJulybyusingFairEntryForm.4.WearingApperal-Jeans,Boots,Belt,WesternShirt.Class No.4028.Showmanship .................................................................Ribbons

DEPARTMENT 12 - YOUTH POULTRY Division a - yoUtH poULtry

specific rULes 1.All Official Northern District Fair (NDF) Book Entry Forms formembersmustbesenttotheNORTHERNDISTRICTFAIR•P.O.BOX131•CADILLAC,MI49601

2. PRE-ENTRY DEADLINE IS LAST SUNDAY OF JULY. 3.Entryfeeof$1.00perbirdtobepaidattimeofpre-entry.4.ReferToDepartment11-OpenClassPoultrySPECIFICRULESatfrontofbook.

5.NomeatbreedswillbeallowedinDivisionAclasses.6. To qualify forMarket Livestock Sale, exhibitors must show theirmarketbirdsinMarketClasses,MarketShowmanshipClasses,andSubmitaMarketRecordBook.

7. NEw!! All Market Poultry exhibitors will be required to bring an extra market bird to Fair. These birds will NOT be butchered with their market pen birds. It will be left in the cage in the Poultry Barn the remainder of the week. This is so there aren’t a lot of empty cages in the barn for the week. All exhibitors will still be required to feed, water, and clean from under their cages ALL wEEK! Those exhibitors who do not have an extra bird available MUST decorate their empty cages with photos of their birds, awards won, etc. PHOTOS wILL BE REQUIRED!!! And must include all stages of the project, from Day 1 to the end. Those exhibitors failing to do either of these will have 10% of their market check deducted.

SECTION A - ROOSTER (Male over 1 yr.)SECTION B - HEN (Female over 1 yr.)SECTION C - COCKEREL (Male under 1 yr.)SECTION D - PULLET (Female under 1 yr.)SECTION E - OLD TRIO (1 Rooster, 2 Hens)SECTION F -YOUNg TRIO (1 Cockerel, 2 Pullets)SECTION g - PAIR (1 Rooster, 1 Hen)Premiums:A-$3.00,B-$2.00andC-$1.00Class No.4118.ContinentalBreeds 4122.EnglishBreeds4119.MediterraneanBreeds 4123.Bantams-CleanLegged4120.AmericanBreeds 4124.Bantams-featherlegged4121.AsiaticBreeds 4125.Misc.Breedsnotlisted6016.Best-in-show ......................................................Trophy/Rosette6017.ReserveChicken .............................................................Rosette

DIVISION B - YOUTH ORNAMENTAL FOWL SECTION A: DUCKS SECTION B: gEESE SECTION C: TURKEYS SECTION D: gUINEAS SECTION E: gAME BIRDS SECTION F: PIgEONS / DOvES Premiums:A-$3.00;B-$2.00;C-$1.00Class No. 4126.Male(anyage)4128.Pair(male&female)4127.Female(anyage)

Division c - yoUtH marKet poULtry SECTION A: YOUTH MARKET POULTRY Premiums:NotApplicableClass No. 4129.MarketBroiler,Penof34131.MarketTurkey,Penof14130.MarketCornish,Penof4ChampionMarketBroiler,Penof3 ......................................... Trophy ReserveMarketBroiler,Penof3 ............................................ Trophy ChampionMarketCornish,Penof4 ...................................... Trophy ReserveMarketCornish,Penof4 .......................................... Trophy ChampionMarketTurkey,Penof1 ........................................ Trophy ReserveMarketTurkey,Penof1 ............................................ Trophy

SECTION B: YOUTH POULTRY SHOwMANSHIPPremiums:1st-$7.00,2nd-$6.00,3rd-$5.00,4th-$4.00,5th-$3.00Class No.4132.JuniorMarketChickenShowmanship-Age6-94133.IntermediateMarketChickenShowmanship-Ages10-144134.SeniorMarketChickenShowmanship-Ages15-184146.JuniorMarketTurkeyShowmanship-Ages6-94147.lntermediateMarketTurkeyShowmanship-Ages10-144148.SeniorMarketTurkeyShowmanship-Ages15-184149.BreedingStockChickenShowmanship-AllAGES


SECTION C: YOUTH MARKET RECORD BOOKS Premiums:NotApplicableClass No. 4135.RecordBooks,MarketBroilers ....................................Ribbons 4136.RecordBooks,MarketCornish ....................................Ribbons 4137.RecordBooks,MarketTurkeys ....................................Ribbons

TO QUALIFY FOR MARKET LIvESTOCK SALE, EXHIBITOR MUST ENTER AND SHOw IN

DIvISION C, SECTIONS A, B, & C!**.

DIVISION D - EGG EXHIBIT, YOUTH POULTRY specific rULes

1. Exhibit consists of twelve (12) eggs, all one color and from onespecies.

2. Eggs are to be shown in an egg carton provided by exhibitor. 3. Eggs must be clean and fresh. SECTION A: Egg EXHIBIT, YOUTH POULTRY Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 4138.Twelve(12)Eggs

DIVISION E - SCIENCE DEMONSTRATION, yoUtH poULtry specific rULes

Poultry demonstrations are to encourage youth to develop theirskillsinpublicspeakingbyresearchingsubjectsinthesmallanimalfieldandpresentingtheirfindingstothecommunityforthepurposeofexpandingawareness.Demonstrationsshallbeaminimumof3minutes and up to 5 minutes in duration. SECTION A: SCIENCE DEMONSTRATION, YOUTH POULTRY Premiums:NotApplicable-EDUCATIONALONLYClass No. 4139.Junior,Ages6-9 .............................................................Ribbons 4140.Intermediate,Ages10-14 ...............................................Ribbons 4141.Senior,Ages15-19 .........................................................Ribbons

DIVISION F - PROMOTIONAL POSTERS, yoUtH poULtry specific rULes

Thiscategoryistoencourageyouthtodeveloporganizationalskillsastheyresearchandlearntodesignaninformationalposter.MakeapostertellingaboutanyareaofthePoultryIndustry.Youcannotusecopyrightedmaterials. The poster will be judged on originality, how well it holds attention,storycontent,accuracyandoverallappearance.Postersmustbe28inchesX22inchesandwillbedisplayedinthePoultryBarn. SECTION A: PROMOTIONAL POSTERS, YOUTH POULTRY Premiums:NotApplicable-EDUCATIONALONLYClass No. 4142.Junior,Ages6-9 .............................................................Ribbons 4143.Intermediate,Ages10-14 ...............................................Ribbons 4144.Senior,Ages15-19 .........................................................Ribbons

DIVISION G - OUTSTANDING EXHIBITOR, yoUtH poULtry specific rULes

An Outstanding Poultry Exhibitor will be chosen based on theiroverall performance and their entire exhibit quality. In order toqualify for Outstanding Poultry Exhibitor, the exhibitor mustshowinDivisionsAorB;DivisionC(all3sections);DivisionE;DivisionF.ExtracreditpointscanbeearnedbyenteringotherPoultryclassesnotlistedhere.

**Judgingcriteria:1.Overallcleanlinessofexhibitsandareathroughouttheweek.2.Qualityoftheentireexhibit.3.BonuspointsforBestinShow,BestPoster/Demonstration,Grand/ReserveMarket.

4.JudgingwillbedonebythePoultryJudge,andatleastoneotherindividual not

related to the exhibitors involved. The superintendent will not choose the overall

exhibitor, but will tabulate the points.

SECTION A: OUTSTANDINg EXHIBITOR, YOUTH POULTRY Premiums:NotApplicable-EDUCATIONALONLYClass No. 4145.AllAges ........................................................................... Trophy

DIVISION H - TYKES & TODDLERS, YOUTH POULTRYspecific rULes

1.TykesorToddlersmustbebetweentheagesof2&5asofJanuary1st current year.

2.CanuseanyanimalalreadyatFair.Parentsoranimalownermustbepresenttoassistthetyke/toddlerduringshowing.

3. Must pre-register Last Sunday of July by using Fair Entry Form.4.Wearingattire:darkpants,longsleevewhiteshirtorlabcoat.SECTION A: Premiums:Notapplicable.Class No. 4146.Allages,2to5yrs.Old .................................................Ribbons

DEPARTMENT 14 - YOUTH RABBITS / CAVIES

DIvISION A - FOUR-CLASS BREEDS, YOUTH RABBITS

specific rULes 1.All Official NorthernDistrict Fair (NDF) Book Entry Forms formembersmustbesenttotheNORTHERNDISTRICTFAIR•P.O.BOX131•CADILLAC,MI49601

2. PRE-ENTRY DEADLINE IS LAST SUNDAY OF JULY. 3.Entryfeeof$1.00perrabbittobepaidattimeofpre-entry.4.SeeDepartment13-OpenClassRabbits&CaviesSPECIFICRULESatfrontofbook.

5.Nopregnantdoes,nodoeswithlittersandnobabieslessthan4weeksold will be eligible to show.

6. All rabbits must have a permanent tattoo in their left ear on entry day. ThisincludesMarketrabbits.Therewillbenoexceptionstothisrule.Itistheexhibitor’sresponsibiltiytogettheirrabbitstattooedpriortofair.

7. Exhibitors must provide their own cages for cavies. SECTION A: NETHERLAND DwARF SECTION B: MINI REX SECTION C: REX SECTION D: MINI LOP SECTION E: HOLLAND LOP SECTION F: wOOLED BREEDS SECTION g: ANY OTHER NOT LISTED Premiums:A-$3.00;B-$2.00;C-$1.00Class No. 4170.SeniorBuck,Over6Months4171.SeniorDoe,Over6Months4172.JuniorBuck,3-6Months4173.JuniorDoe,3-6Months

DIVISION A - SIX-CLASS BREEDS, yoUtH raBBits

SECTION H: CALIFORNIAN SECTION I: NEw zEALAND SECTION J: SATINS SECTION K: NON-LISTED SIX-CLASS BREEDS SECTION L: MIXED BREEDS Premiums:A-$3.00;B-$2.00;C-$1.00

Class No. 4174.SeniorBuck,Over8Months4175.SeniorDoe,Over8Months4176.IntermediateBuck,6-8Months4177.IntermediateDoe,6-8Months4178.JuniorBuck,3-6Months4179.JuniorDoe,3-6MonthsBest4ClassBreed...........................................................Rosette Best 6 Class Breed...........................................................Rosette

Division B - yoUtH marKet raBBits SECTION A: YOUTH MARKET RABBITS Premiums:NotApplicable

Class No. 4180.MarketRabbits,Penof3ChampionMarketRabbits,Penof3 ............................. Trophy ReserveMarketRabbits,Penof3 .................................. Trophy

SECTION B: SHOwMANSHIP, YOUTH RABBITS Premiums:1st-$7.00;2nd-$6.00;3rd-$5.00;4th-$4.00;5th-$3.00

Class No. 4181.JuniorShowmanship .....................................................Age6-94182.IntermediateShowmanship ......................................Age10-144183.SeniorShowmanship .................................................Age 15-18 To Qualify for MARKET LIvESTOCK SALE,

MARKET Animals MUST be shown in Sections A & B. SECTION C: RECORDS, YOUTH MARKET RABBITS REQUIREDTOQUALIFYFORMARKETLIVESTOCKSALE.Class No. 4184.RecordBooks,MarketRabbits.....................................Ribbons

SECTION D: TYKES & TODDLERSspecific rULes

1.TykeorToddlermustbebetweentheagesof3&5asofJanuaryletof current year.

2.CanuseanyanimalalreadyatFair.Parentsoranimalownermustbepresenttoassistthetyke/toddlerduringshowing.

3.Mustpre-registerbyLastSundayofJulybyusingFairEntryForm.4.WearingApperal-Jeans,Boots,Belt,WesternShirt.Class No.4089.Showmanship .................................................................Ribbons

Division c - yoUtH cavies

SECTION A: ABYSSINIAN SECTION B: AMERICAN SECTION C: TEDDY SECTION D: LONg-HAIRED CAvIES Premiums:1st-$3.00;2nd-$2.00;3rd-$1.00Class No. 4188.SeniorBoar,Over32oz.4189.SeniorSow,Over32oz.4190.IntermediateBoar,22-32oz.4191.IntermediateSow,22-32oz.4192.JuniorBoar,12-22oz.4193.JuniorSow,12-22oz.Best in Show, Cavy ...................................................................Rosette

SECTION E: RABBIT & CAvY COSTUME CLASS specific rULes

Judgingwillbeonoriginalityofcostume.Premiums:NotApplicableClass No. 4194.Rabbit&CavyCostumeClass .....................................Ribbons

DIVISION E - SHOWMANSHIP, YOUTH CAVIES SECTION A: SHOwMANSHIP, YOUTH CAvIES Premiums:1st-$7.00;2nd-$6.00;3rd-$5.00;4th-$4.00;5th-$3.00

Class No. 4195.JuniorShowmanship .....................................................Age6-94196.IntermediateShowmanship ......................................Age10-144197.SeniorShowmanship .................................................Age 15-18

Division f - yoUtH raBBit science Demonstrations

specific rULes Rabbit demonstrations are to encourage youth to develop their skills

in public speaking by researching subjects in the small animal field andpresenting their findings to the community for the purpose of expandingawareness. Demonstrationsshallbeaminimumof3minutesandupto5minutes in duration. Premiums:NotApplicable-EDUCATIONALONLYClass No. 4198.Junior,Ages6-9 .............................................................Ribbons 4199.Intermediate,Ages10-14 ...............................................Ribbons 4200.Senior,Ages15-19 .........................................................Ribbons

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yoUtHDivision g - yoUtH raBBit

promotionaL posters specific rULes

Thiscategoryistoencourageyouthtodeveloporganizationalskillsastheyresearchandlearntodesignaninformationalposter.MakeapostertellingaboutanyareaoftheRabbitIndustry.Youcannotusecopyrightedmaterials. The poster will be judged on originality, how well it holds attention,storycontent,accuracyandoverallappearance.Postersmustbe28inchesX22inchesandwillbedisplayedinthePoultryBarn. SECTION A: PROMOTIONAL POSTERS, YOUTH RABBITS & CAvIES Premiums:NotApplicable-EDUCATIONALONLYClass No. 4201.Junior,Ages6-9 .............................................................Ribbons 4202.Intermediate,Ages10-14 ...............................................Ribbons 4203.Senior,Ages15-19 .........................................................Ribbons

Division H - oUtstanDing eXHiBitor yoUtH raBBits & cavies

speciaL rULes An Outstanding Rabbit Exhibitor will be named on their

performance in the following Rabbit Categories: 1.Posters2.RecordBooks 3. Showmanship 4.Demonstrations SECTION A: OUTSTANDINg EXHIBITOR, YOUTH RABBITS Premiums:NotApplicable-EDUCATIONALONLYClass No. 4204.AllAges ........................................................................... Trophy DEPARTMENT 16 - YOUTH HORSES

Division a - yoUtH Horses specific rULes

These rules will be posted on the horsebarns and apply with all other horse rules.

PROOF OF COGGINS TEST MANDATORY

BEFORE UNLOADING. 1.AllOfficialNorthernDistrictFair(NDF)BookEntryFormsformembersmustbesenttotheNORTHERNDISTRICTFAIR•P.O.BOX131•CADILLAC,MI49601withacopyofcurrentnegativecoggins.

2. PRE-ENTRY DEADLINE IS LAST SUNDAY OF JULY. 3.Entryfeeof$12.00peranimaltobepaidattimeofpre-entry.4. Records Books are required. 5. Horses are required to be in assigned stalls by 6 p.m., Sunday, entry day andrequiredtobeoutby2p.m.onSundayafterFair.StallsMUSTbeapproved by Barn Superintendent.

6.Allstallsmustbecleanedtothemiddleofaislewayby10a.m.and5p.m., daily.

7.Periodiccheckswillbedoneonstallsforcleanlinessandforconditionof animals.

8.AllhorsesaretobewateredandfedNOLATERTHAN9p.m.9.Nohorsesaretobebroughtintoreplaceanotherhorseforanyreason.10.Horsesarerequiredtobebackinstallsat9p.m.,unlessrequestedbyaVeterinariantodootherwise.

11.HaltersMUSTbewornbyhorsesatalltimes.12. No horses may be ridden between barns and ring, NOR shall any

horse be out on the south end of the barns. 13.TWO(2)personsfromagroupMUSTbeinthebarnatalltimesfrom1p.m.to11p.m.,EXCEPTonTuesdayandThursday_timebeginsat5p.m.until10p.m.

14. CLUB LEADERS…Sign-InSheetrequiredtobeturnedintoBarnSuperintendent. Each horse-barn participant is to CleanWalkways,HelpPeopleandDirectAllProblemstoYvonne.

15. All horse people will be required to follow all rules on barn door andinFairBook.Ifrulesarenotfollowed,youmayjeopardizeyourpremiums or next year’s entry.

16.Exibitormayshow two(2)horses,pendingstallavailability. Bothmust register.

17. There will be no trailering in or out during the Fair unless exhibitor gets Board approval prior to the Fair, or the exhibitor may not particiapate

in the following Fair year. Only horses that have been released by the SuperintendentandaVeterinarianbecauseofillnessorinjurywillbepermitted to leave the grounds.

18.Two(2)membersofthesamefamilymayshowthesamehorseorponyin different classes, provided it is a joint-project animal.

19.Memberandprojectanimal(name,breed,age,etc.)mustberegisteredin the Saddle Horse and Pony Project by May 1, with respectivecounties. ProjectanimalsmustmeetStateguidelines forownershipand / or continued care.

20.Allponiesmustbeunder56inchesandallhorsesmustbe56inchesand over in height. Any horse under 56 inches and registered in a horse registry,suchasArabian,Morgan,QuarterHorse,etc.,mustbeshownin the horse division.

21.Allhorsesandponiesmustwearproperlyfittinghalterswhileinstalls.22.Theremustbethree(3)entriestoholdaclass.Iftherearenotenough

entries, the class will be combined at the judge’s discression. 23. All participants in the Youth Horse Show on Tuesday and members, whorideinthehunterclass(bothoverfencesandontheflat)and/orgymkanaclassesintheThursdayandSaturdayFunSpeedShow,are required to wear protective riding helmets. The helmets must meet thespecificationsoftheAmericanSocietyforTestingandMaterials(ASTM)andmustbemanufacturedanddistributedbyaparticipantin thecertificationprogramof theSafetyEquipment Institute (SEI).EachhelmetmustbeartheSEIcertificationlabel.Therewillbenodiscrimination against protective headgear, even if the style does not matchthestyleofriding.Protectiveheadgearisespeciallyimportantinhunter,huntseatequitationandgymkhanaclasses.Harnessesmustbesecuredandmustproperlyfitthehead.Awell-fittedhatshouldstayontherider’shead,whentheriderbendsoveratthewaistandshakeshisheadfromsidetoside.Theexhibitor(orhis/herparentorlegalguardian,iftheexhibitorisaminor)issolelyresponsibleforcomplyingwith headgear rule...NOT the local-show officials or judge. Showofficialsreservetherighttospotcheckhelmetsatanytimeinordertoverify compliance of this rule.

24.Shoesorbootsarerequiredatalltimesinthebarnarea.25.ShiningStars-Individualsthathavedailychallengesandhavealove

for horses.

Division a - yoUtH Horses SECTION A: FITTINg AND SHOwINg Premiums:1st-$6.00;2nd-$5.00;3rd-$4.00Class No. 4300.Ages15-18 4306.Novice18&Under4302.Ages10-14 4310.ShiningStarsAllAges4304.Ages6-9

SECTION B: HALTER specific rULes 1.1stand2ndPlacesfor4312-4320;Trophyfor4321.Premiums:NoPremiums;1st-6thRosettesClass No. 4312.Pony,Under56” 4317.EnglishHalterMare4313.Mareandfoal 4318.EnglishHalterGelding4314.Weanling 4319.WesternHalterMare4315.Yearling 4320.WesternHalterGelding4316.Two(2)YearOld 4321.Champion&ReserveHalter

SECTION C: ENgLISH PLEASURE SADDLE OR HUNT SEAT Premiums:NoPremiums;1st-6thRosettesClass No. 4322.Ages15-18 4326.Ages6-94324.Ages10-14 4328.Novice18&Under SECTION D: ENgLISH EQUITATION SADDLE OR HUNT SEAT Premiums:1st-$6.00;2nd-$5.00;3rd-$4.00Class No. 4334.Ages15-18 4338.Ages6-94336.Ages10-14 4340.Novice18&Under

SECTION E: BAREBACK EQUITATION Premiums:NoPremiums;1st-6thRosettesClass No. 4346.Ages15-18 4352.Novice18&Under4348.Ages10-144350.Ages6-9

SECTION F: wESTERN PLEASURE Premiums:NoPremiums;1st-6thRosettesClass No. 4358.Ages15-18 4364.Novice18&Under4360.Ages10-14 4366.ShiningStarsallages4362.Ages6-9 SECTION g: wESTERN HORSEMANSHIP Premiums:1st-$6.00;2nd-$5.00;3rd-$4.00Class No. 4370.Ages15-18 4376.Novice18&Under4372.Ages10-14 4378.ShiningStarsallages4374.Ages6-9

SECTION H: COSTUME CLASS Premiums:1st-$6.00;2nd-$5.00;3rd-$4.00Class No. 4382.Costume-Open Division B - Horse JUDging contets

specific rULes 1. Horse records are to be turned into the superintendent by 6 p.m., Monday. 2. Records must be regarding project animal. 3.FormsareprovidedthroughttheCounty4Hoffice. SECTION A: HORSE RECORD BOOKS Premiums:NoPremiums;RibbonONLY.Class No. 4400.Ages15-184401.Ages10-144402.Ages6-9

SECTION B: HORSE AT HALTER - JUDgINg Premiums:NoPremiums;RibbonsOnly-A,B,CClass No. 4404.Ages15-18 4406.Ages6-94405.Ages10-14 SECTION C: wESTERN PLEASURE - JUDgINg Premiums:NoPremiums;RibbonsOnly-A,B,CClass No. 4408.Ages15-18 4410.Ages6-94409.Ages10-14 SECTION D: EQUINE POSTER Premiums:NoPremiums;RibbonONLY.Class No. 4412.Ages15-18 4414.Ages6-94413.Ages10-14

SECTION E: HORSE DEMONSTRATIONS Premiums:NoPremiums;RibbonsOnly-A,B,CClass No. 4416.Ages15-18 4418.Ages6-94417.Ages10-14

HORSE EXHIBITOR AWARD 1.RecordBooks 5.Showmanship2.HorseatHalter-Judging 6.Equitation/Horsemanship3.WesternPleasure-Judging 7.Demonstration4.EquinePoster 8.SportsmanshipMust Compete in all 8 categories to be eligible for award.

Pointsshallbecountedasfollows:1stPlace=1Point 4thPlace=4Points2ndPlace=2Points 5thPlace=5Points3rdPlace=3Points 6thPlace=6PointsIfanexhibitordoesnotcompeteinacompetitionorcontest,hewill

begivenanautomatic25pointspercontestheisnotin.Iftheyouthcompetes but doesnot place in each class, he will be given 7 points. The exhibitor with the lowest point score in each age divison will be named the Horse Exhibitor of the Year. SECTION F: HORSE EXHIBITOR AwARD Premiums:NoPremiums;RibbonsOnly-A,B,CClass No. 4420.Ages15-18 4422.Ages6-94421.Ages10-14


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yoUtH Department rULesgENERAL RULES FOR ALL ENTRIES:1.Pre-entryrequiredonallexhibits2. PRE-ENTRY DEADLINE IS LAST SUNDAY OF JULY.3.Entryfee$3.00per1to5items,tobePAIDattimeofpre-entry.4.Onlyoneentryperclass,perexhibitor.5. “Any Other Not Listed” items may not DUPLICATE Class NumbersinthatSection.

6. All exhibits must be original and created, grown or baked by theexhibitor.

7. Exhibits must have been created within two years prior of fair entry&mustNOThavebeenshownpreviously.

specific rULesNEEDLEwORK (AgES 6-18)

1. Exhibits must be clean and complete.

BAKINg (ALL AgES)1. Exhibits should be displayed in ziploc-style bags on paper plates. Ifitemistoolarge,useplasticwraporasee-throughbox.

2.Exhibitsmustbewholecakes,piesorloavesandmaybesmallsize.3.ProductsmadewithcommercialmixeswillNOTbeacceptedorjudged.

CANNED gOODS (AgES 6-18)1.PleaseseerulesunderE41-DivisionB

PAINTINgS AND DRAwINgS (AgES 14-18)1.AllexhibitsmustbesuitablyframedwithWIREfirmlyattached.2. Frames, paintings and drawings must be absolutely dry.3. ONLY ENTRIESWITHWIRE FIRMLYATTACHED FORHANGINGWILLBEJUDGED.

COLLECTIONS1. Collections must contain at least 6 items.2. Exhibitor may enter collection each year, but it must be improved

on from the previous year. 3. Ifusingadisplayboard,limitsizeofboardto3ft.by3ft.

PHOTOgRAPHY (AgES 14-18)1.AllexhibitsmustbesuitablyframedwithWIREfirmlyattached.2.ONLY ENTRIESWITHWIRE FIRMLYATTACHED FORHANGINGWILLBEJUDGED.

AgRICULTURE1.Exhibitproduceasifyouaresellingit.Lookforuniformityin

multiple items.2. All exhibits must be displayed on plates or in other appropriate

containers.

FLORICULTURE1. All exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor.2. All vases must be no less than 2 inches in diameter.3.Vaseswillnotbeconsideredwhenjudging.4.Supportssuchasfrogs,wires,oasis,tape,etc.maybeused.5.Entrytagsaretobeattachedtothecontainer,NOTtotheflower.6.Weightmustnotexceed25lbs.

HORTICULTURE1. All exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor.2.Entrytagsaretobeattachedtothecontainer,NOTtheplant.3.Weightmustnotexceed25lbs.

DEPARTMENT 60:YOUTH - AGES 2 THROUGH 5

Division 60B yoUtH cULinary arts: ages 2-5 SECTION A - BAKINg (60B) Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2000.Bars,Any,(6) 2005.Cookies,ChocolateChip,(6) 2001.Brownies,Any,(6) 2006.QuickBread,Any,(6) 2002.Candy,Any,(6) 2007.Cookie,Molasses,(6) 2003.Cookies,NoBake,(6) 2008.Cookie,Oatmeal,(6) 2004.Cookies,PeanutButter,(6)2009.AnyOtherNotListed

Division 60c - yoUtH fine arts: ages 2-5

SECTION A - FINE ARTS Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2015.ColoringBookPicture 2019.FingerPaintPicture2016.Drawing,Crayon 2020.Marker2017.Drawing,ColoredPencil 2021.Watercolor2018.Drawing,Pencil 2022.AnyOtherNotListed

Division 60D - yoUtH foLK arts: ages 2-5

SECTION B - CREATIvE CRAFT Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2030.Beadwork 2040.PaperMache2031.ButtonArt 2041.PopsicleStickArt 2042.RecycledProductsArt2033.FoamArt 2043.Scrapbooking2034.HolidayDecoration/Ornament2044.SeedArt2035.Jewelry 2045.SundaySchoolProject2036.LegoArt 2046.ToothpickArtStructure2037.Model,Any 2047.WireArt2038.NatureArt 2048.Woodworking2039.PaintByNumber 2049.AnyOtherNotListed SECTION C - COLLECTIONS (6 or more items) See Rules before Department 60Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2060.BottleCaps 2076.Keys 2061.Bottles 2077.Magnets2062.BusinessCards 2078.Matchbooks2063.Buttons 2079.Miniatures2064.Cans 2080.Models2065.CapsandHats 2081.Pencils2066.Cards,AnyType 2082.Pens2067.Cars 2083.Pins2068.Coins 2084.PostCards 2085.RagDolls2070.ComicBooks 2086.SeaShells2071.Dolls 2087.SportsCards2072.Erasers 2088.Stamps2073.Figurines,Any 2089.Stickers2074.Trucks 2090.Stones2075.Insects 2091.AnyOtherNotListed Division 60e - yoUtH pHotograpHy: ages 2-5

See Rules before Department 60SECTION A Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2095.Photo,B&W,Animals 2099.Photo,Color,Animals2096.Photo,B&W,Landscape 2100.Photo,Color,Landscape 2097.Photo,B&W,People 2101.Photo,Color,People2098.Photo,Collage 2102.AnyOtherNotListed

Division 60f - yoUtH agricULtUre: ages 2-5See Rules before Department 60

SECTION A - vEgETABLES Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2106.Beans,Green(1pint) 2111.Tomatoes(3)2107.Beans,Yellow(1pint) 2112.VegetableDisplay,4+varieties2108.Cucumbers(3) 2113.Vegetable,Leaf(1bunch)2109.Radishes(1bunch) 2114.AnyOtherNotListed2110.Squash(2)

SECTION B - FRUITS Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No 2120.Berries 2124.Pears2121.Cherries,SweetorTart 2125.Peaches2122.Rhubarb 2126.Plums2123.Apples 2127.AnyOtherNotListed

Division 60g - yoUtH fLoricULtUre: ages 2-5See Rules before Department 60 SECTION A Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2135.DriedFlowerArrangement 2138.PottedFloweringPlant2136.Flower,Cut(SingleSpecies) 2139.Sunflowers2137.Flower,CutArrangement 2140.AnyOtherNotListed

Division 60H - yoUtH HorticULtUre: ages 2-5See Rules before Department 60 SECTION A Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2145.HangingPlant 2147.Terrarium2146.Plantsinpotorplanters 2148.AnyOtherNotListed

DEPARTMENT 61:YOUTH - AGES 6 THROUGH 9

DIVISION 61A - YOUTH NEEDLEWORK SECTION A Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2200.ClothNeedlepoint 2205.Quilting2201.CountedCrossStitch 2206.Sewing2202.Crocheting 2207.WeavingandLoomMade2203.Embroidery 2208.AnyOtherNotListed2204.Knitting

Division 61B - yoUtH cULinary arts: ages 6-9

SECTION A - BAKINg Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2215.Bars,Any,(6) 2222.Pies,Any2216.Brownies,Any,(6) 2223.Rolls,Any,(6)2217.Cakes,Any 2224.Cookies,ChocolateChip,(6) 2218.Candy,Any,(6) 2225.Cookies,PeanutButter,(6) 2219.Cookies,NoBake,(6) 2226.Cookies,Molasses,(6) 2220.Doughnuts,Any,(6)2227.Cookies,Oatmeal,(6) 2221.QuickBreads,Any 2228.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION B - CANNED gOODS Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2235.Fruits 2239.Pickles2236.Jams 2240.Relishes2237.Jellies 2241.Vegetables2238.Juices 2242.AnyOtherNotListed

Division 61c - yoUtH fine arts: ages 6-9 SECTION A - PAINTINgS AND DRAwINgS Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2250.Acrylic 2256.Drawing,ColoredPencil2251.ColoringBookPicture 2257.Drawing,Pencil2252. Computer Creation 2258. Mixed Media 2253.Crayon 2259.Watercolor2254.Drawing,Ink 2260.AnyOtherNotListed2255.Drawing,Charcoal SECTION B - POTTERY AND SCULPTURE Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2265.Pottery,Any 2266.Sculpture,Any

Division 61D - yoUtH foLK arts: ages 6-9 SECTION A - LITERARY Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2270.Poetry(2pagesorless) 2271.Prose(2pagesorless)2272.ShortStory(200wordsorless)

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SECTION B - CREATIvE CRAFT Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2280.Beadwork 2291.PaperMache2281.ButtonArt 2292.PopsicleStickArt 2293.RecycledProductsArt2283.FoamArt 2294.Scrapbooking2284.HolidayDecoration 2295.SeedArt2285.HolidayOrnament 2296.ToothpickArtStructure2286.Jewelry 2297.WireArt2287.LegoArt 2298.Woodworking2288.Model,Any 2299.SundaySchoolProject2289.NatureArt 2300.AnyOtherNotListed2290.PaintByNumber

SECTION C - COLLECTIONS (6 or more items) Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2305.BottleCaps 2321.Keys2306.Bottles 2322.Magnets2307.BusinessCards 2323.Matchbooks2308.Buttons 2324.Miniatures2309.Cans 2325.Models2310.CapsandHats 2326.Pencils2311.Cards,AnyType 2327.Pens2312.Cars 2328.Pins2313.Coins 2329.PostCards 2330.RagDolls2315.ComicBooks 2331.SeaShells2316.Dolls 2332.SportsCards2317. Erasers 2333. Stamps2318.Figurines,Any 2334.Stickers2319.Trucks 2335.Stones2320.Insects 2336.AnyOtherNotListed Division 61e - yoUtH pHotograpHy: ages 6-9

SECTION A Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No 2340.Photo,B&W,Animals 2345.Photo,Color,Landscape2341.Photo,B&W,Landscape 2346.Photo,Color,People2342.Photo,B&W,People 2347.Photo,Computer2343.Photo,Collage 2348.Photo,Experimental2344.Photo,Color,Animals 2349.AnyOtherNotListed

Division 61f - yoUtH agricULtUre: ages 6-9

SECTION A - vEgETABLES Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2355.Beans,Green(1pint) 2360.Tomatoes(3)2356.Beans,Yellow(1pint) 2361.VegetableDisplay,4+varieties2357.Cucumbers(3) 2362.Vegetable,Leaf(1bunch)2358.Radishes(1bunch) 2663.AnyOtherNotListed2359.Squash(2)

SECTION B - FRUITS Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2370.Apples 2374.Rhubarb2371.Berries 2375.Peaches2372.Cherries,SweetorTart 2376.Plums2373.Pears 2377.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION C - FARM CROPS Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2385.SmallGrains(1pint) 2387.Bales(Hay,Straw,etc.)2386.SheafSamplesofGrain 2388.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION D - HERBS Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2390.Herb,SingleSpecimen 2392.AnyOtherNotListed2391.HerbDisplay,4ormore

Division 61g - yoUtH fLoricULtUre: ages 6-9SECTION A Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2396.DriedFlowerArrangement 2400.IndoorGardenArrangement2397.Flower,Cut(SingleSpecies) 2401.PottedFloweringPlant2398.Flower,CutArrangement 2402.Sunflowers2399.HangingFloweringPlant 2403.AnyOtherNotListed

Division 61H - yoUtH HorticULtUre: ages 6-9SECTION A Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2410.HangingPlant 2412.Terrarium2411.Plantsinpotorplanters 2413.AnyOtherNotListed

DEPARTMENT 62: YOUTH - AGES 10 THROUGH 13DIVISION 62A - YOUTH NEEDLEWORK

SECTION A Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2425.ClothNeedlepoint 2430.Quilting2426.CountedCrossStitch 2431.Sewing2427.Crocheting 2432.WeavingandLoomMade2428.Embroidery 2433.AnyOtherNotListed2429.Knitting

Division 62B - yoUtH cULinary arts: ages 10-13SECTION A - BAKINg Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2440.Bars,Any,(6) 2447.Pies,Any2441.Brownies,Any,(6) 2448.Rolls,Any,(6)2442.Cakes,Any 2449.Cookies,ChocolateChip,(6) 2443.Candy,Any,(6) 2450.Cookies,PeanutButter,(6) 2444.Cookies,NoBake,(6) 2451.Cookies,Molasses,(6) 2445.Doughnuts,Any,(6) 2452.Cookies,Oatmeal,(6) 2446.QuickBreads,Any 2453.AnyOtherNotListed SECTION B - CANNED gOODS Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2460.Fruits 2464.Pickles2461.Jams 2465.Relishes2462.Jellies 2466.Vegetables2463.Juices 2467.AnyOtherNotListed

Division 62c - yoUtH fine arts: ages 10-13SECTION A - PAINTINgS AND DRAwINgS Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2475.Acrylic 2483.ExperimentalArt2476.ColoringBookPicture 2484.MixedMedia2477.ComputerCreation 2485.Oils2478.Crayon 2486.Pastels2479.Drawing,Charcoal 2487.Prints2480.Drawing,Ink 2488.Watercolor2481.Drawing,ColoredPencil 2489.AnyOtherNotListed2482.Drawing,Pencil SECTION B - POTTERY AND SCULPTURE Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2492.Pottery,Any 2493.Sculpture,Any Division 62D - yoUtH foLK arts: ages 10-13 SECTION A - LITERARY Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2496.Poetry(2pagesorless) 2497.Prose(2pagesorless)2489.ShortStory(250wordsorless)

SECTION B - CREATIvE CRAFT Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2500.Beadwork 2513.PopsicleStickArt2501.ButtonArt 2514.RecycledProductsArt2503.Decoupage 2515.Scrapbooking2504.FoamArt 2516.SeedArt2505.HolidayDecoration 2517.ToothpickArtStructure2506.HolidayOrnament 2518.WireArt2507.Jewelry 2519.Woodworking,BirdFeeder2508.LegoArt 2520.Woodworking,BirdHouse2509.Model,Any 2521.Woodworking,CuttingBoard2510.NatureArt 2522.Woodworking,Furnitire2511.PaintByNumber 2523.AnyOtherNotListed2512.PaperMache SECTION C - COLLECTIONS Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2530.BottleCaps 2546.Keys 2531.Bottles 2547.Magnets2532.BusinessCards 2548.Matchbooks2533.Buttons 2549.Miniatures2534.Cans 2550.Models2535.CapsandHats 2551.Pencils2536.Cards,AnyType 2552.Pens 2537.Cars 2553.Pins2538.Coins 2554.PostCards 2555.RagDolls2540.ComicBooks 2556.SeaShells2541.Dolls 2557.SportsCards2542.Erasers 2568.Stamps2543.Figurines,Any 2559.Stickers2544.Trucks 2560.Stones2545.Insects 2561.AnyOtherNotListed

Division 62e - yoUtH pHotograpHy: ages 10-13

SECTION A - BLACK AND wHITE Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2570.Action 2579.Landscapes2571.Animals 2580.People2572.Birds 2581.Plants2573. Buildings 2582. Seascapes 2574.Close-Ups 2583.SpecialEffects2575.Collages 2584.Sunrises2576. Computer 2585. Sunsets 2577.Experimental 2586.AnyOtherNotListed2578. Flowers

SECTION B - COLOR Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2595.Action 2604.Landscapes2596.Animals 2605.People2597.Birds 2606.Plants2598.Buildings 2607.Seascapes2599.Close-Ups 2608.SpecialEffects2600.Collages 2609.Sunrises2601.Computer 2610.Sunsets2602.Experimental 2611.AnyOtherNotListed2603.Flowers

Division 62f - yoUtH agricULtUre: ages 10-13 SECTION A - vEgETABLES Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2616.Beans,Green(1pint) 2621.Tomatoes(3)2617.Beans,Yellow(1pint) 2622.VegetableDisplay,4+varieties2618.Cucumbers(3) 2623.Vegetable,Leaf(1bunch)2619.Radishes(1bunch) 2624.AnyOtherNotListed2620.Squash(2)

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SECTION B - FRUITS Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2630.Apples 2634.Rhubarb2631.Berries 2635.Peaches2632.Cherries,SweetorTart 2636.Plums2633.Pears 2637.AnyOtherNotListed



Division 62g - yoUtH fLoricULtUre: ages 10-13 SECTION A Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2656.DriedFlowerArrangement 2660.IndoorGardenArrangement2657.Flower,Cut(SingleSpecies)2661.PottedFloweringPlant2658.Flower,CutArrangement 2662.Sunflowers2659.HangingFloweringPlant 2663.AnyOtherNotListed

Division 62H - yoUtH HorticULtUre: ages 10-13 SECTION A Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2670.HangingPlant 2672.Terrarium2671.Plantsinpotorplanters 2673.AnyOtherNotListed

DEPARTMENT 63: YOUTH - AGES 14 THROUGH 18

DIVISION 63A - YOUTH NEEDLEWORK SECTION A Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2680.Needlepoint 2685.Quilting2681. Counted Cross Stitch 2686. Sewing 2682.Crocheting 2687.WeavingandLoomMade2683.Embroidery 2688.AnyOtherNotListed2684.Knitting. Division 63B - yoUtH cULinary arts: ages 14-18

SECTION A - BAKINg Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2700.Bars,Any,(6) 2707.Pies,Any2701.Brownies,Any,(6) 2708.Rolls,Any,(6)2702.Cakes,Any 2709.Cookies,ChocolateChip,(6) 2703.Candy,Any,(6) 2710.Cookies,PeanutButter,(6) 2704.Cookies,NoBake,(6) 2711.Cookies,Molasses,(6) 2705.Doughnuts,Any,(6) 2712.Cookies,Oatmeal,(6) 2706.QuickBreads,Any 2713.AnyOtherNotListed

SECTION B - CANNED gOODS Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No.) 2720.Fruits 2724.Pickles2721.Jams 2725.Relishes2722.Jellies 2726.Vegetables2723.Juices 2727.AnyOtherNotListed

Division 63c - yoUtH fine arts: ages 14-18See Rules before Department 60

SECTION A - PAINTINgS AND DRAwINgS Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2735.Acrylic 2743.ExperimentalArt2736.ColoringBookPicture 2744.MixedMedia2737.ComputerCreation 2745.Oils2738.Crayon 2746.Pastels2739.Drawing,Charcoal 2747.Prints2740.Drawing,Ink 2748.Watercolor2741.Drawing,ColoredPencil 2749.AnyOtherNotListed2742.Drawing,Pencil SECTION B - POTTERY AND SCULPTURE Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2755.Pottery,Any 2756.Sculpture,Any

Division 63D - yoUtH foLK arts: ages 14-18 SECTION A - LITERARY Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No 2760.Poetry(2pagesorless)2761.Prose(2pagesorless)2762.ShortStory(300wordsorless)

SECTION B - CREATIvE CRAFT Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2770.Beadwork 2782.PopsicleStickArt2771.ButtonArt 2783.RecycledProductsArt 2784.Scrapbooking2773.Decoupage 2785.SeedArt2774.FoamArt 2786.ToothpickArtStructure2775.HolidayDecoration 2787.WireArt2776.HolidayOrnament 2788.Woodworking,BirdFeeder2777.Jewelry 2789.Woodworking,BirdHouse2778. Model, Any 2790.Woodworking,CuttingBoard2779.NatureArt 2791.Woodworking,Furnitire2780.PaintByNumber 2792.AnyOtherNotListed2781.PaperMache

SECTION C - COLLECTIONS (6 or more items) Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2800.BottleCaps 2816.Keys2801.Bottles 2817.Magnets2802.BusinessCards 2818.Matchbooks2803.Buttons 2819.Miniatures2804.Cans 2820.Models2805.CapsandHats 2821.Pencils2806.Cards,AnyType 2822.Pens2807.Cars 2823.Pins2808.Coins 2824.PostCards 2825.RagDolls2810.ComicBooks 2826.SeaShells2811.Dolls 2827.SportsCards2812. Erasers 2828. Stamps 2813.Figurines,Any 2829.Stickers2814.Trucks 2830.Stones6615.Insects 2831.AnyOtherNotListed

Division 63e - yoUtH pHotograpHy: ages 14-18

SECTION A - BLACK AND wHITE Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2840.Action 2849.Landscapes2841.Animals 2850.People2842.Birds 2851.Plants2843.Buildings 2852.Seascapes2844.Close-Ups 2853.SpecialEffects2845.Collages 2854.Sunrises2846.Computer 2855.Sunsets2847.Experimental 2856.AnyOtherNotListed2848.Flowers

SECTION B - COLOR Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2860.Action 2869.Landscapes2861.Animals 2870.People2862.Birds 2871.Plants2863. Buildings 2872. Seascapes 2864.Close-Ups 2873.SpecialEffects2865.Collages 2874.Sunrises2866. Computer 2875. Sunsets 2867.Experimental 2876.AnyOtherNotListed2868. Flowers

Division 63f - yoUtH agricULtUre: ages 14-18

SECTION A - vEgETABLES Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2890.Beans,Green(1pint) 2895.Tomatoes(3)2891.Beans,Yellow(1pint) 2896.VegetableDisplay,4+varieties2892.Cucumbers(3) 2897.Vegetable,Leaf(1bunch)2893.Radishes(1bunch) 2898.AnyOtherNotListed2894.Squash(2) SECTION B - FRUITS Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No 2906.Apples 2910.Rhubarb2907.Berries 2911.Peaches2908.Cherries,SweetorTart 2912.Plums2909.Pears 2913.AnyOtherNotListed



Division 63g - yoUtH fLoricULtUre: ages 14-18SECTION A Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2940.DriedFlowerArrangement 2944.IndoorGardenArrangement2941.Flower,Cut(SingleSpecies) 2945.PottedFloweringPlant2942.Flower,CutArrangement 2946.Sunflowers2943.HangingFloweringPlant 2947.AnyOtherNotListed

63 - Division H - yoUtH HorticULtUre: ages 14-18 SECTION A Premiums:A-$2.00;B-$1.50;C-$1.00Class No. 2955.HangingPlant 2956.Terrarium2956.Plantsinpotorplanters 2958.AnyOtherNotListed

DEPARTMENT 64YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS

Division 64a - yoUtH aLL agesYOUTHORGANIZATIONS-SPECIFICRULES1. Exhibits will be scored on the following basis: neatness,

arrangement, quality, quantity, originality and application to Organization.

2.Mustfiton6footby8foottable,alreadyatfacility.

SECTION A Premiums:A-$3.00;B-$2.00;C-$1.00Class No. 2965.OrganizationDisplay 2966.YouthClub

yoUtH



Name: __________________________________________________

camper reservationElectricornon-electricisavailable.Nowaterhook-upsoruseofcamperair-conditioner. Reservations are due by the Last Sunday in July. You must send payment with your reservations. SPACES ARE LIMITED.

Electric-$50.00 Non-Electric-$25.00

Emergency Phone No: __________________________________

Emergency Contact: ____________________________________

camping rULes1.D.E.Q.requiresaminimumof4FT.betweenunits.2.Therewillbenowaterhook-upsavailable.3.NOoneundertheageofeighteenispermittedtostayinacamperwithout

a parent or legal guardian.4.Onlyexhibitorsmaycamp.5.Allhorsetrailersmustbeparkedonyoursiteortakenhome.6.Onlybarnsuperintendentswillbeallowedtoparkbetweenthebarns.7.Quietat11PM.Nogeneratorsinuseafter11PM.Allchildrenmustbeat

theirownsiteby11PM,unlesswithaparentoratanactivitywithadultsupervision.

8. Reserve your campsite by mail. Camp fee must be sent with reservation NLTlastSundayofJuly.IfwedonotreceiveyourmoneybylastSunday of July,wewillconsideryourspotVACANT.

10. Please check in at fair office before setting up camper.

memBersHip appLicationName: __________________________________________________

Annual Dues - $5.00 per person per year, due on or before October 1st of the current year. Contributions or gifts to the Northern District Fair Association

are tax deductible as charitable contributions.

PleasesendreservationsBY LAST SUNDAY OF JULY to:Northern District Fair, Livestock Superintendent

P.O. Box 131, Cadillac, MI 49601Youmaymailyourreservationwithyourentryblank.

FEES DUE WITH THIS FORM!Name: _________________________________________________Club Name (if any): ______________________________________

Street: __________________________________________________

City: ___________________________________________________

State:_______________________ Zip:_______________________Phone No.:______________________________________________Email: __________________________________________________

MandatorymeetingforallLivestock&HorseExhibitors and their parents at 7 p.m. Sunday.

Animals must be in assigned pens by 6 p.m. entry day. Name: __________________________________________________

poULtry cage Entry Fee - $1.00 per Bird

Pleasefillinhowmanycagesyouwillneedinthespacebelow.

YouthPoultry _________________ OpenPoultry __________________YouthDuck ___________________ OpenDuck ___________________YouthGeese _________________ OpenGeese _________________YouthMarketBroiler ___________YouthMarketTurkey ___________YouthMarketCornish ___________

Name: __________________________________________________

Large animaL staLLBreeding Stock & Market Animals

MARKET BREEDING

Cattle ________________________ ________________________ Sheep ________________________ ________________________Swine ________________________ ________________________ Goat ________________________________________________Other ________________________ ________________________

Name: __________________________________________________

raBBit cageEntry Fee - $1.00 per Rabbit

Pleasefillinhowmanycagesyouwillneedinthespacebelow.

Youth Rabbit __________________ Open Rabbit __________________YouthMarketPen ______________ Open Cavy ___________________Youth Cavy ___________________

ALL RABBITS MUST HAvE PERMANENT TATTOO

2018 reservations

Name: __________________________________________________

Horse staLLmanDatory coggins test

Coggins to be mailed with stall reservation.

Pleasefillinhowmanystallsyouwillneedinthespacebelow.# of stalls needed ________

1879-1900 FAIRGROUNDS located in west Harris-town. Boundries: West Division Street, Chest-nut, Colfax and Dr Lessons farm.

NOVEMBER 5, 1902 It was announced that Burke’s “forty” north of the city was being cleared and stumped by the Recreation Park Association for us as a horse racing track.

AUGUST 20, 1903 Downtown business places closed in the after-noon for the race meet on the newly-built race track at Recreational Park. They were the first horse races in Cadillac since 1892.

JULY 17, 1905 Eighty horses were stabled at the fairgrounds (Recreational Park) for the annual summer race meet.

1907 The NORTHERN DISTRICT FAIR ASSOCIA-TION is formed by Perry F. Powers, along wioth John Terwilliger (Cadillac), William McDowell (Tustin), Orville Dennis (Lake City), Horance G Hutzler (Manton), Charles R. Smith (Secre-tary of Recreational Park Assn.), and Charles T. Mitchell.

JULY 21, 1908 “Building of Fair Buildings will begin at once and be completed 2 weeks prior to the Fair.” C.E. Dutton- Superintendent

AUGUST 20, 1908 Buildings still being worked on.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1908 “The Floral Hall affords considerable room for the display of goods by merchants, and it is expected the opening hour tomorrow will re-veal a very pretty picture there. George Web-ber, furniture and John Johnson, hardware,

were the first merchants to get busy on their booths. They are adjoining each other and have an attractive booth showing principally kitchen cabinets and stoves.” Also an ad this day from Drury & Kelley Hardware Co. say-ing “meet us at the Fair!”

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1908 The FIRST Northern District Fair promoted by a group of regional newspaper publishers, open its gates. Coincidently a homecoming was held, a feature of whicho was an automo-bile parade of 23 decorated cars. There was also a Venetian Night with 23 illuminated mo-torboats.

SEPTEMBER 15, 1908 In FLORAL HALL, merchants have been busy getting their booths ready. A fine line of school exhibits have been spread out in a booth set apart for school work.

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 17, 1908 Booths tastily arranged and competent dem-onstrators in charge. “The merchant’s ex-hibits at the Northern District Fair are vieing for those of the many excellent specimens of fruits, vegetables, stock, etc., for the attention of the thousands who are attending the big event. The displays are certainly a great credit to the efforts put forth by the merchants and receive many expressions of praise.As one enters Floral Hall from the south en-trance he is first attracted by the display of Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets by Harris & Sav-ery. Across the way are attractive designs in rugs to be found AW Lind’s booth. Donnelly’s Table Supply House, JP Herzog, a local flo-rist, SS Thorpe nicknamed “The Land Man” was handing out brochures, Cadillac Water & Light Co, Mrs. O.D. Legg was furnishing con-certs with an Edison Phonograph, Cable Piano Co, McDougall Kitchen Cabinets, Citizens Telephoe, Universal Stove, Nelson R. Torrey,

local monument man, Howard Packard Land Co, The National Grocery Co, and EJ Morgan displaying Favorite stove and ranges.

1908 Only two buildings were available for the first fair and displays and exhibits had to be shown under tents. The fair organization also had the use of the grandstand which belonged to the horse racing association

SEPTEMBER 12, 1911 Fourth Annual Fair Perry F Powers-Presi-dent, F.A. Diggins-Treasurer, John M. Tell-williger-Secretary, Board of Directors: R.D. Frederich, W.A. McDowell, F.E. Rice, H.G. Hutzler, Perry F. Powers, R.W. Crawford, Charles R. Smith, E.L. Metheany, Charles T. Mitchell.

1928 2 large barns built for housing and exhibiting cattle were built. (These are the current Beef barn and the larger Horse Barn.)

1933-1935 No fair was held by the NORTHERN DIS-TRICT FAIR ASSOC. (due to the depres-sion).

1936 First fair held since 1932. Fair dates Aug 25th through Aug 28th.

1938 New Grandstand built at a cost of $12,000.00 (this burned in 196?)

1940 Large steel Building for 4-H and a large steel Annex to the Merchants Building were erect-ed.

1942-1944 No fairs held due to World War II

HISTORY OF THE Northern District Fair Association



The history of the Northern District FairAssociation andthe Octagonal Building somewhat overlap. Originally the fairgrounds were located in west Harristown - boundaries of WestDivisionStreet,Chestnut,ColfaxandDr.Leeson’sfarm(1879-1900).StartinginNovember1902,thecurrentlocation(40acres)wasbeingclearedforuseasahorseracingtrack.ThefirsthorseracesstartedinAugustof1903.By1905eightyhorses were stabled at the fairgrounds for annual summer race meets.

In1907,itwasdeterminedthatfuturefairswouldbemovedto the location of the horse races. There was a need for more buildings for the fair. The construction of two buildings began inJuly1908.TheOctagonalBuilding(TheFloralHall)wascompletedfortheopeningofthefirstfairheldatthenewloca-tiononSeptember15,1908.

This building allowed considerable room for the displays/ex-hibits of goods by various merchants and for the sale of excel-lentspecimensoffruits,vegetables,stock,etc.Therewasevenanareaforthedisplayofafinelineofschoolexhibitsprovidedby the students.

Only two buildingswere available for the first fair. Otherdisplays and exhibits had to be shown under tents. The fair organization also had use of the grandstand which belonged to

the horse racing organization.

As an official opening of the fair’s gates, coincidently ahomecoming was held which included an automobile parade of23decoratedcars.TherewasalsoaVenetianNightwith24illuminated motor boats.

The Octagonal Building is currently being evaluated by a community committee and engineers with respect to the future lifeofthemostuniquestructure-nowinits109thyear!

The Floral Hall

Tuesday, August 14

sponsored by:

Farm Stock Tractor Pull

cadillac

Veteran’s Salute6:00 PM • in the Grandstands • FREE Event

The American Legion puts on a program to honor our

veterans. A tribute to those that are serving, those that

have served and those that made the ultimate sacrifice.

Kids Pedal PullAges 2-12. A Pedal Tractor Pull is an event that has a magical effect on children and families. It is a pedal toy tractor hooked to a block or skid with a pile of weight on it. The idea is to pull it the farthest. free event!! registration at 3:00 pm

Pulling starts at 4:00 pm

Monday, August 13

Monday, August 13

Free AdmissionMonday

sponsored by:

Garden Tractor Pull Wednesday, August 15

Put on by: Marion Vintage Power & Machine Club

7:00PM • $5 Admission Children 2 years and younger FREETractors compete to see who can pull the heaviest load.

UNIVERSAL RENT-IT-ALL

sponsored by:

7:00 PM • In the Grandstands • Free Admission

Garden Tractors Pull weights just like the regular

Farm Stock Tractor Pull only this is with Garden Tractors.


Unique Motors Sports - Demo Derby 7:00 PM • in the GrandstandsGrandstand Admission: $10 Adults,

$5 children 3 thru 10, Children 2 and under FREE.

This Event will feature a small car Bump-N-Run Demolition Derby,

Big car Bump-N-Run Demolition Derby, Big Care Figure 8

Demolition Derby and a Powerwheels race for kids. Only $10.

sponsored by:

Friday, August 17

Unique Motors Sports - Night of Smashing7:00 PM • in the GrandstandsGrandstand Admission: $10 Adults, $5 children 3 thru 10, Children 2 and under FREE.

Truck Demolition Derby State Champion, Big car BonestockDemolition Derby, Gut N Go Front Wheel Drive Demolition Derby, Bump-N-Run Demolition Derby, and Kids Powerwheels Demolition Derby. Again, all this noise and excitement for only $10

Saturday, August 18

sponsored by:

Livestock Auction Sale6:00 PM • Youth sell their market animal projects that they have entered in the fair. Cornish,

Chickens, Turkeys, Rabbits, Goat, Lambs, Swine, and Beef are all offered for sale.

Wednesday, August 15

Steve’s Tire

3rd Annual Battle of the Bands7:00 PM • in the Grandstands Grandstand Admission: $10 Adults, $5 children 3 thru 10, Children 2 and under FREE.

Thusday, August 16

Local bands compete have top bragging rights and win cash prizes. Bands are judged by a panel of judges and cash prizes are awarded to the top three (3) bands. UNIVERSAL RENT-IT-ALL

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