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TABLE OF CONTENTS Schedule of Fair Events ................................................................................................................................2 List of Officers, Directors, Track Superintendents and Committee Chairpersons.........................................3 General Rules and Regulations.................................................................................................... 5, 6, 24, 30 Entry Forms ............................................................................................................... 7, 8, 23, 27, 28, 33, 34

Department 1, Horse Show………………………….12 Department 13, Vegetables ………………. ..... 44 Department 2, Dairy Cattle ………………………… 13 Department 14, Fruits and Nuts ………….. ..... 46 Department 3, Beef Cattle …………………………. 15 Department 15, Home and Dairy Products...... 47 Department 4, Sheep ………………………………. 17 Department 17, Floral Exhibits …………… ..... 50 Department 6, Goats ……………………….............18 Department 18, Needlecraft ………………...... 53 Department 8, Poultry.............................................24 Department 19, Art, Photography ……….. ...... 57 Department 9, Rabbits ……………………………...27 Department 20, Group Exhibits ....................... 59 Department 10, 4-H and Vocational F.F.A. ……… 29 Department 22, Kids Pedal Pull....................... 60 Department 11, Youth under 19 years old ......................35 Department 22, Contests (see listing Below) Department 12, Hay and Grain ……………............43 Department 23, Apiary..................................... 59

........................................................................... SPECIAL EVENTS / CONTESTS .................................................................................... Car Show ........................................................... 4 SPECIAL TRACK RELATED CONTESTS ... Kids Fest .......................................................... 60

4x4 Truck & Tractor Pull ....................................... 62 Baby Photo Contest ......................................... 65 MUD Drag Racing................................................. 61 Cocoa Baking Contests …………. .................. .32 Demo Derby.......................................................... 84 Blue Ribbon Apple Pie Contest …………........ 32 .................................................................................. Incredible Angel Food Cake Baking Contest... 32 .................................................................................. Parade ........................................................ ….63 .................................................................................. Beauty Pageant ............................................... 69 SCHEDULE OF JUDGING Department 1, Horses………………………………………………………...……...Monday during the Horse Show Department 2 thru 10, Livestock, Rabbits, Poultry ...............................................................................10:00 AM Tuesday Department 11 thru 20, 23 … (Flowers, and all baking contests, & Apple Pie will be judged on Monday at 7:00PM ) ……..10:00 AM Tuesday Department 22, Contests …………………………………………………………….…….Judged during the event(s)

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GOOD HOUSEKEEPING AWARDS An award will be presented in each livestock department. 1. Exhibitors who maintain the most attractive and sanitary exhibits will be eligible for special daily premiums and

cumulative premiums. (Must be more than 3 different entries in class to be eligible.)

2. Exhibitors with best total score will receive the cumulative premium.

3. Inspections will be made unannounced, starting Wednesday and continuing daily through Saturday.

4. Daily and cumulative exhibits will be awarded in each of the 6 Departments.

5. All exhibits will be scored on the following basis: Cleanliness of animals ..............................................................................................................................15 points Cleanliness of bedding..............................................................................................................................15 points Entry card and ribbons properly displayed with animal ...........................................................................20 points Keeping hay and grain presentable ...........................................................................................................10 points Keeping all equipment sanitary and neat ..................................................................................................10 points Keeping aisles clean..................................................................................................................................15 points Courtesy to people ....................................................................................................................................15 points

DAILY PRIZES First—$5 Second—$4 Third—$3 Fourth-$2

CUMULATIVE PRIZES First—$10 Second—$8 Third—$6 Fourth-$4

A signed "Certificate of Veterinary Inspection" form must accompany each animal that may come in contact (in any

way) with the public at the Fair. This form is a truthful declaration by the entrée that there is a relationship between

your animal and a certified Veterinarian. THE ENTREE IS TO SIGN THE FORM, NOT YOUR VETERINARIAN.

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DEPARTMENT 1 HORSE SHOW

Open Show – Anyone may enter Sunday 10:00 A.M. AUGUST 19, 2019

1. Entry Fee: $3.00 per class 2. Each Class has 5 place winners – all winners receive a ribbon.

Jr. 15 & under - Sr. 16 & over - Pee Wee 12 & under Age as of Jan. 1, 2017

1. Therapeutic Leadline, Open $8 $6 $4 4th & 5th Place Ribbons 2. Grooming & Showmanship Sr. $8 $6 $4 4th & 5th Place Ribbons 3. Grooming & Showmanship Jr. $8 $6 $4 4th & 5th Place Ribbons 4. Showmanship Pee Wee $8 $6 $4 4th & 5th Place Ribbons 5. Open Halter $8 $6 $4 4th & 5th Place Ribbons 6. Leadline (6 & under) $8 $6 $4 4th & 5th Place Ribbons 7. Open Poles $8 $6 $4 4th & 5th Place Ribbons 8. Pee Wee Poles 9. Open Western Pleasure $8 $6 $4 4th & 5th Place Ribbons 10. Western Equitation Sr. $8 $6 $4 4th & 5th Place Ribbons 11. Western Equitation Jr. 12. Pee Wee Equitation $8 $6 $4 4th & 5th Place Ribbons INTERMISSION & CAKE WALK 13. Open Down & Back $8 $6 $4 4th & 5th Place Ribbons 14. Pee Wee Down & Back $8 $6 $4 4th & 5th Place Ribbons 15. Pee Wee Pleasure $8 $6 $4 4th & 5th Place Ribbons 16. Open English Pleasure $8 $6 $4 4th & 5th Place Ribbons 17. English Equitation Sr. $8 $6 $4 4th & 5th Place Ribbons 18. English Equitation Jr. $8 $6 $4 4th & 5th Place Ribbons 19. Open Figure 8 $8 $6 $4 4th & 5th Place Ribbons 20. Open Egg & Spoon $8 $6 $4 4th & 5th Place Ribbons 21. Pee Wee Egg & Spoon $8 $6 $4 4th & 5th Place Ribbons 22. Open Barrels $8 $6 $4 4th & 5th Place Ribbons 23. Pee Wee Barrels $8 $6 $4 4th & 5th Place Ribbons 24. Costume Horses $8 $6 $4 4th & 5th Place Ribbons

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POULTRY DEPARTMENT

I, ________________________________make the following entries subject to your rules.

______________ Street ___________________ P.O. or Town_________________ State

Telephone ______________________ Zip Code_________________

SEE PREMIUM LIST FOR ENTRY FEE AND ENTRY CLOSING DATE

Make checks payable to: ________________ S.S. No.____________________________

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The Fair Board and its Supervisors reserve the right to restrict or refuse any and all entries. All exhibitors must read, fill out and sign the reverse side of this entry form for entries to be considered.

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Exhibitor Name: ______________________________________________ Phone: ( ____ ) _____ - ________ Date: ______________

Address: _____________________________________________________________________ Soc. Sec. # ______- ____-__________

CLASS (1 thru 19) TATTOO BREED COLOR

RABBITS DEPARTMENT ENTRY FORM

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DEPARTMENT 10 4-H and Vocational F.F.A.

Eligibility: 4-H Club Members must be age 5 but not have passed their 21st birthday by January 1 of this year. Exhibitors must be 4-H members, carrying a project in the field in which they wish to make entry and be under the supervision of the Penn State University Cooperative Extension Service by July Ist preceding the Fair. The F.F.A. National Charter allows 7th and 8th grade students (12 & 13 years of age) who are actively involved in an agricultural instructional program at high school to participate as full members, continuing through age 21. Students enrolled in a Vocational School curriculum must be conducting a project in the class they wish to enter. All entries shall be approved prior to the Fair by a member of PA Department of Education or Agriculture, or their designated representative. All entries must be submitted by, cared for by (in the case of livestock or poultry) and retrieved at the conclusion of the Fair by the actual 4-H or F.F.A. Exhibitor. Exhibitor's Failure to abide by this rule will result in premium forfeiture. NO EXCEPTIONS!!! The 4H and FFA exhibitors must comply with proper 4-H books and cards. Health papers must also be submitted to livestock superintendents at the time of entry to fairgrounds. Send entry to: Debbie Ward 139 Smola Road, Sandy Lake, PA 16145 for Departments A-2, A-3, A-4, A-5, A-6 & A-9

1. Refer to other animal rules and regulations at the beginning Department listings. 2. Entries: Monday of the Fair 12:00 noon to 5:00 p.m. 3. Entry Fee - None 4. The Fair Board and its Supervisors reserve the right to restrict or refuse any and all entries.

(Limited to 1 breed)

(Limited to 1 breed)

(Limited to 1 breed)

Refer to Page 5 and 6 for NEW PA Dept. of Ag Health Rules & Regulations.

POULTRY (Limited to 1 breed)

Department 10, Section A-8 Same rules, classes and premiums apply that apply to Dept. 8 Poultry, except no best of show.

RABBITS (Limited to 1 breed) Department 10, Section A-9

Same rules, classes and premiums apply that apply to Dept. 9 Rabbits, except no best of Show.

DAIRY/MEAT GOATS (Limited to 1 breed)

4. Cloverbud 5 to 8 (may use stuffed animal) $8 $6 $4 $2

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EXHIBITORS GENERAL RULES 1. All exhibitors agree to be bound by the rules and regulations of Transfer Harvest Home Assoc. 2. Reasonable care will be taken to protect all exhibits on display from all injury and damage but the fair is not, in

any way, to be held responsible for accidents, loss or damage by water, fire, theft, or otherwise, whatever may be the cause or extent of the damage or loss.

3. Decision of the judges shall be final in all cases. 4. It shall be the responsibility of the exhibitor to properly name the article or breed they are entering. Any

exhibit improperly entered will be disqualified. 5. All entries must have been grown, produced, or completed since the last fair by the person whose name appears

on the tag as exhibitor. 6. The fair manager may, at any time, order the removal of any exhibit in bad condition and any article unfit to

show may be excluded. Food products cannot be polluted with any substance or chemical that causes them to become poisonous and unfit to be used.

7. During the judging, buildings are to be closed to everyone except judges, fair officials and necessary attendants. Any exhibitor interfering with or attempting to communicate with the judges while making awards shall forfeit any premium to which he otherwise would have been entitled.

8. In cases where there is no competition, judges may give an award such as they deem the exhibit is worthy to receive. Same rule applies where there are fewer entries in any class than the number of premiums offered.

9. Any person detected tampering with exhibits will be dealt with according to the law. 10. Honorable Mention and Best of Show ribbons will be awarded where judges feel they are merited. 11. The Fair Board and its Supervisors reserve the right to restrict or refuse any and all entries.

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We would like to display some of your WINNING ENTRIES from “Yesteryear” On your entry blank just write “yesteryear display” & describe these items

should include the approximate year accompanying ribbons would also be welcome. These would be items from Departments 18 & 19. Prizes TBA in August!

2019 GUIDELINES FOR HOMEMAKER ENTRIES

Free Pre-registration deadline for Homemaker Entries is Friday, August 9th, 2019. · Entry registrations received after the deadline of August 9th will require an accompanying registration fee

of $3.00 for every (ten) 10 items. · "How to Register" instructions are on the Official Entry Form. · Open entry for items not pre-registered may be accomplished only during the hours of 11:00 am- 5:00 pm · Youth who are not pre-registered may enter ten (10) items with NO FEE, then pay the regular entry fee for the balance of their entries. Adults who are not pre-registered may enter up to 3 items without paying a fee. · Teens may choose to enter adult classes, but then must enter all their entries as such. (No mixing of Dept. 11 with the other adult departments.)

Entry Day is Monday, August 19th, 11:00 am - 6:00 pm Entries NOT pre-registered must be received by 5:00 pm!

There is no admittance to the Exhibit Building on Tuesday until 5:30 p.m. Pick up of exhibits, prize money, and ribbons is Sunday 3:00pm-6:00pm

Anyone removing an exhibit prematurely will be disqualified from entering and exhibiting next year. Special arrangements can be made for necessary late pick-ups with Mrs. Shari Kays-Whitten.

Entry time for Chocolate Contests, Angel Food Contest and Blue Ribbon Apple Pie Contest is Monday, August 19th, 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm. Judging takes place at 7:00 pm

Chairperson: Kenda Hoovler 724-475-2106

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Prizes: 1st = $25 2nd = $15 3rd = $10

Prizes 1st = $25 2nd=$15 3rd=$10

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GENERAL ENTRY FORM 2019 (To be used for non-animal entries)

Assigned exhibit # ______ Date received ______ Amount Paid $______

Name_____________________________________________________ If Youth, Age ________

Address (include State & Zip) __________________________________________________________

Phone (include area code) ____________________________________________________________

E-mail Address (for easier correspondence only; absolutely will not be shared)_____________________________________

I hereby agree to abide by all rules set forth by the Harvest Home Association regarding my Homemaker entries. I

understand that The earliest I may only pick up my exhibits, prize money, and/or ribbons is on Sun., Aug. 25th,

between 3 & 6 PM. ______________________________________. Signature of Exhibitor

ITEM DEPT. # SECT. # CLASS #

Name of class:

Your description:

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Your description:

TOTAL NUMBER OF ENTRIES ON THIS PAGE____________ (Over)

· This is the official pre-registration and entry form for Homemaker entries. · Fill it out in its entirety and mail to Shari Kays-Whitten. c/o Harvest Home Fair, P.O. Box 336, Transfer, PA 16154, OR E-mail it to kayswhitten@pymtele.net. · Registrations must be received by August 9th or postmarked by August 8th. · You may make copies of this page., or download this form from the website: transferfair.com, or enter online · YOUR TAGS WILL BE FILLED OUT AND READY TO ATTACH TO YOUR ENTRIES UPON ARRIVAL ON ENTRY DAY. · Bring your entries to the Homemaker's Building between 11:00 am and 6:00 p.m. on entry day, Monday August 19, 2019. - Late entry fee will be waived for exhibitors with 3 or fewer items. Note: entries NOT pre-registered MUST arrive before 5:00 p.m.

This form must be retained by Homemakers’ Exhibit Supervisor! Prizes will not be paid if this form is missing

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ITEM & DESCRIPTION DEPT. # SECT. # CLASS #

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DEPARTMENT 11 - 2019 YOUTH UNDER 19

• Only one entry per class. • Each article must be entered by a person 18 years or under within the year. • Although the Fair will take all possible means to protect the exhibits, they cannot be held responsible for any loss or damage. • Department 11 is created to accommodate all youth entries. Youth may only enter an adult class if a class does not exist for the entry in Department 11. The Harvest Home Fair Association reserves the right to limit youth entries in adult categories.

SECTION 13 YOUTH - VEGETABLES

• All vegetables must have been grown by the exhibitor within Mercer County or its adjacent area. • All entries must have the correct number of specimens as stated.

PREMIUMS $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 CLASS #

SECTION 14 YOUTH - FRUITS AND NUTS

PREMIUMS $1.50 $1.00 $.50 CLASS # CLASS # CLASS # APPLES - 5 specimens 1. Red 2. Yellow 3. Green

PEACHES - 5 specimens 4. Any kind

PEARS - 5 specimens 5. Bartlett 6. Seckel 7. Any other

PLUMS - 5 specimens 8. Any kind

QUINCES - 5 specimens 9. Quince BERRIES - 5 specimens 10. Blackberry 11. Blueberry 12. Elderberry 13. Mulberry 14. Raspberry 15. Strawberry 16. Any other

• All fruits must have been grown by the exhibitor within Mercer County or its adjacent area. • All entries must have the correct number of specimens as stated.

GRAPES - plate with 2 bunches 17. White 18. Red 19. Concord 20. Any other MISCELLANEOUS FRUIT 21. Any other

NUTS - 6 specimens 22. American Black or English Walnut 23. Butternuts 24. Hickory nuts 25. Chestnuts 26. Any other nuts

CLASS # 30. Spinach - 1 plant in soil 31. Squash, summer - 1 specimen 32. Squash, winter - 1 specimen 33. Sweet corn - 5 ears, husks on 34. Sunflower - 1 specimen, no stalk 35. Turnips - 3 specimens 36. Tomatoes, red - 3 specimens (no stems) 37. Tomatoes, Italian/plum/roma - 3 (no stems) 38. Tomatoes, green - 3 (no stems) 39. Tomatoes - small, cherry - 5 specimens 40. Tomatoes - small, pear shaped - 5 specimens 41. Watermelon 42. Vegetables - freak 43. Biggest Zucchini 44. Biggest Tomato 45. Any other $3.00 $ 2.50 $2.00 VEGETABLE DRESS-UPS Decorate One or More Vegetables 46. Vegetable Dress-up, creative 47. Vegetable Dress-up, prettiest 48. Vegetable Dress-up, farmer or farm animal

$4.00 $3.00 $2.00 49. Market Basket - 6 or more types of vegetables displayed in a basket, 2 of each kind. 50. Herb Garden - 6 or more types of herbs, in soil and individually identified with small plant markers.

1. Beans, green 12 specimens 2. Beans, yellow - 12 specimens 3. Beets - 3 specimens topped 4. Broccoli - 1 head 5. Cabbage - 1 head 6. Cantaloupe 7. Carrots - 5 roots, topped 8. Cauliflower - 1 head 9. Cucumbers - 3 specimens 10. Eggplant 11. Gourds - 3 specimens 12. Garlic - 1 Bulb 13. Herbs, Basil - in water or soil 14. Herbs, Cilantro - in water or soil 15. Herbs, Dill - in water or soil 16. Herbs, Parsley - in water or soil 17. Herbs, Mint - in water or soil 18. Herbs, any other - in water or soil 19. Kohlrabi 20. Lettuce - 1 plant in soil 21. Onions - 3 specimens 22. Peas - 10 pods full 23. Peppers, hot - 3 specimens (short stems on) 24. Peppers, sweet - 3 specimens (short stems on) 25. Peppers, banana - 3 specimens (short stems on) 26. Potatoes, white - 3 tubers 27. Potatoes, red - 3 tubers 28. Pumpkin - 1 specimen (stem intact) 29. Radishes - 5 specimens

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CLASS # CLASS # CLASS # BREADS & ROLLS -(wrapped in plastic, no fork pricks) 1. White bread, loaf 2. Whole wheat bread, loaf 3. White rolls - ½ dozen 4. Cinnamon rolls - ½ dozen 5. Doughnuts - ½ dozen 6. Sticky Buns - ½ dozen 7. Machine Baked 8. Gluten Free Bread 9. Other yeast bread QUICK BREADS 10. Baking powder biscuits- ½ dozen 11. Corn bread - 6 pieces 12. Muffins - ½ doz. Identify type 13. Nut/fruit bread loaf 14. Other quick bread BUTTER CAKES - ICED 15. Chocolate layer cake 16. Spice or carrot cake 17. White or yellow layer cake 18. Variation on a box mix - include recipe 19. Cupcakes - six

CAKES - NOT ICED 20. Angel food cake 21. Chiffon cake 22. Sponge cake

23. Coffee cake

24. Any other cake not listed, iced or not.

CANDY - 5 pieces equaling ½ lb. 25. Chocolate fudge 26. Light fudge 27. Creams 28. Mint 29. Divinity 30. Peanut Brittle 31. Candied Fruit Peel 32. Peanut Butter Fudge 33. Other COOKIES - 6 cookies 34. Bar 35. Dropped - no chocolate chips 36. Chocolate chip cookies 37. Chocolate Dipped 38. Filled 39. Rolled and cut-out 40. Sliced or ice box 41. Creative 42. No-bake

PIES - Baked 43. One crust pie 44. Two crust pie SUGAR FREE (recipe must

accompany) 45. Quick bread 46. Cake 47. Candy - 6 pieces 48. Dessert bars - 6 49. Muffins - 6 50. Any Other MISC. 51. Any other baked good not

requiring refrigeration.

DEPARTMENT 11 - SECTION 15a YOUTH - FOODS

*See also Special Baking Contest Information on page 32. Contests open to youth are: Chocolate Cake, Cookie Brownie or Bar, Blue Ribbon Apple Pie, and PEQAP Angel Food Cake

• All products must be made by the exhibitor. • All entries must have the correct number of items as specified. • All exhibits must be made “from scratch.” NO MIXES, except for class 17! NO FROZEN CRUSTS/DOUGH!

PREMIUMS $3.00 $2.00 $1.00

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DEPARTMENT 11 - SECTION 15b YOUTH - CANNED FOOD

PREMIUMS $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 1. A 3-jar display of fruit and tomatoes. Includes at least 1 jar of fruit in fruit juice and 1 jar of tomatoes, tomato juice or tomato

sauce. Label contents of each jar. 2. A 3-jar display of low acid vegetables or vegetable mixtures. Label contents of each jar. 3. A 4-jar display of sweet spreads. Includes 4 different kinds of jams and/or jellies. Label contents of each jar. PREMIUMS $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 4. Any fruit 5. Any vegetable 6. Any sweet spread 7. Any other

Once Upon a Time

1. Winnie the Pooh - arrangement using either an animal figure or container

2. Fantasia - a festive arrangement of your choice

3. Disneyland - Disney theme arrangement (label your theme)

4. Fairy Garden - miniature plants and accessories.

5. Ponderosa - arrangement with a western theme

6. Under the Sea - arrangement using beach materials

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YOUTH - NEEDLECRAFT • Each article must have been made by a person 18 years and under, and completed since last August. • All clothing must be laundered and ironed. • Each exhibit will be judged on workmanship, worth of article, & appropriateness of fabric.

DEPARMENT 11 - SECTION 18a MACHINE SEWING

YOUTH FLORAL EXHIBITS

DEPARMENT 11 - SECTION 17b YOUTH SPECIMEN FLOWERS

All flowers must be grown by the exhibitor! Two stems unless otherwise stated. PREMIUMS $2.00 $1.00 $.50 CLASS # CLASS # CLASS # 1. Ageratum 2. Aster 3. Bachelor button 4. Bells of Ireland 5. Calendula 6. Celosia, plume 7. Celosia, crested 8. Cone Flower 9. Cosmos

$2.50 $2.00 $1.00 CLASS # 1. Apron 2. Head scarf 3. Tote bag 4. Slippers 5. Potholder 6. Purse 7. Vest 8. Poncho 9. Tie 10. Pillow cover 11. Any other useful article

$3.00 $2.00 $1.00 CLASS # 12. Sleeveless dress 13. Dress with sleeves 14. Jumper 15. Shirt with sleeves 16. Shirt without sleeves 17. Skirt 18. Shorts, boy’s 19. Shorts or skort, girl’s 20. Pants - elastic or drawstring waist 21. Pants or slacks - tailored waist 22. Any other simple garment

$4.00 $3.00 $2.00 CLASS # 23. Jacket 24. Dress-up dress, short 25. Dress-up dress, long 26. Dress with jacket 27. Separates (2 or more pieces) 28. PJ’s 29. Pedal pushers/Capris 30. Doll clothes 31. Any other garment advanced

FREE Pre-registration deadline is August 9, 2019

DEPARMENT 11 - SECTION 17c YOUTH PLANTS

All flowers must be grown by the exhibitor! PREMIUMS $3.00 $2.00 $1.00

CLASS # CLASS # CLASS #

1. African violet, single 2. African violet, double 3. Begonia 4. Impatiens 5. Fern 6. Ivy

7. Spider 8. Terrarium 9. Fairy garden - 3 or more specimens 10. Cactus, one specimen 11. Cactus garden, 3 or more specimens

12. Hanging Basket (planted by exhibitor)

13. Most unusual plant 14. Planter of 3 or more different

specimens (planted by exhibitor) 15. Any other potted flowering plant 16. Any other foliage house plant

21. Snapdragon 22. Strawflower 23. Sunflower, small to medium (3 blooms) 24. Sunflower, large (one bloom)

25. Sweet peas 26. Verbena 27. Zinnia, small 28. Zinnia, large 29. Other

10. Dahlia, small 11. Dahlia, large 12. Day Lily 13. Gerber Daisy 14. Gladiolus 15. Gloriosa/black-eyed Susan 16. Marigold, small 17. Marigold, large 18. Pansy 19. Petunia 20. Salvia

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YOUTH - NEEDLECRAFT DEPARMENT 11 - SECTION 18b

KNITTING CROCHETING CLASS # CLASS # BEGINNERS $2.00 $1.00 $.50 1. Knit hat 2. Knit neck scarf 3. Knit slippers 4. Knit mittens 5. Knit potholder INTERMEDIATE $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 6. Knitted Mitten, Hat & Scarf set 7. Knitted Pullover sweater 8. Knitted Cardigan sweater with buttons ADVANCED $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 9. Knitted Garment properly blocked 10. Other knitted article, simple design 11. Other knitted article, intricate design

BEGINNERS $2.00 $1.00 $.50 12. Crocheted hat 13. Crocheted neck scarf 14. Crocheted slippers 15. Crocheted mittens 16. Crocheted potholder INTERMEDIATE $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 17. Crocheted Mitten, Hat & Scarf set 18. Crocheted shawl 19. Crocheted sweater or Vest ADVANCED $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 20 Crocheted sweater or vest 21. Crocheted other article, simple design 22. Crocheted other article, intricate design

DEPARTMENT 11 - SECTION 19a YOUTH - HANDCRAFTS

PREMIUMS: T (AGE 13 - 18) $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 Y (AGE 7-12) $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 P (AGE 6 and Under) $2.00 $1.50 $1.00 CLASS # CLASS # CLASS #

*Lego, K’nex, and any other fragile creations must be mounted on a sturdy base so they can be moved without being altered.

OTHER HAND NEEDLEWORK $3.00 $2.00 $1.00

23. Embroidery 24. Cross stitch, bookmark 25. Cross stitch, simple picture 26. Cross stitch, large picture 27. Plastic canvas, bookmark 28. Plastic canvas, any other one-dimensional project

29. Plastic canvas, 3-dimensional 30. Latch Hook, small 31. Latch Hook, large 32. Crocheted Jewelry 33. Any other

1. Basketry 2. Beadwork - not jewelry 3. Beaded jewelry - one piece 4. Beaded jewelry - matching set 5. Birdhouse or feeder, not wood 6. Button Art 7. Calligraphy 8. Ceramics, stained 9. Ceramics, glazed 10. Creative flower, (paper) 11. Creative flower, (plastic) 12. Creative flower, (pressed) 13. Christmas ornament 14. Christmas item, other 15. Decorative clothing (not sewn) 16. Decoupage 17. Designs in Straw 18. Dolls or puppets - creative 19. Egg art 20. Fabric Painting 21. Flag or pennant 22. Handwoven pieces 23. Holiday Decoration (not Christmas) 24. Jewelry, handmade (other than beads) 25. Kite 26. K’nex vehicle* 27. K’nex, any other* 28. Lanyards 29. Leatherwork 30. Lego creation, moveable* 31. Lego creation, stationary*

32. Lincoln Logs creation* 33. Lantern creative 34. Lamp, creative (only the electric

fixture may be purchased) 35. Macrame 36. Metal craft 37. Model car (no Legos) 38. Model plane (no Legos) 39. Model any other (no Legos) 40. Mosaic 41. Origami - group of small 42. Origami - one larger 43. Paint by number 44. Paper craft - Quilling 45. Paper craft - paper mache, small project 46. Paper craft - paper mache, large project 47. Paper craft - Scherenschneitle 48. Punched tin 49. Pottery- one item 50. Pottery - matching items 51. Refrigerator magnet 52. Sand art 53. Scrap book page 54. Scrap craft, useful item 55. Scrap craft - artistic 56. Sculpture, clay 57. Sculpture, sculpy 58. Sculpture, plaster 59. Sculpture, play dough 60. Seed, cone and/or nut craft 61. Stained glass, flat sun catcher

62. Stained glass, 3-Dimensional 63. Stained glass, plastic 64. Stained glass, painted on glass 65. Stampwork, notecard or stationery 66. Stampwork, any other 67. String art 68. String Painting 69. Potholder (not sewn) 70. Tape (duct tape, etc.) creation 71. Tie-dye, clothing 72. Tie-dye, any other 73. Tole painting 74. Toy, or Game, handmade 75. Wall hanging 76. Weaving (not basket) 77. Wind chimes 78. Windsock 79. Woodcraft, birdhouse/feeder 80. Woodcraft, carved 81. Woodcraft, toy 82. Woodcraft, useful article 83. Woodcraft, whittled 84. Woodcraft, woodburning 85. Knotted Fabric Pillow 86. Knotted Fabric Blanket 87. Zoid 88. Any handcraft depicting "Down on the

farm"- single item 89. Any grouping (2-6 items) of handcrafts

depicting a theme "Down on the Farm" 90. Any other handcraft worthy of exhibit

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DEPARTMENT 11 - YOUTH SECTION 19C FOR AGES 13-18 ONLY ART & PHOTOGRAPHY

• All work done by person ages 13- 18 (at time of completion). • Photo entries (except sequences) are to be 5"x7" or larger. • Work must be original (NO KITS OR COLORING PAGES, ETC) and completed since last August.

Work must be properly framed or matted and ready to hang, OR IT WILL NOT BE JUDGED! • Name, address and age shall be clearly marked on the back (not front). • All work will be hung. • The Fair will take all possible means to protect the exhibit, but cannot be held responsible for loss/damage. Ages 13 - 18 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00

CLASS Photography, black & white or Sepia 1. People 2. Animal 3. Landscape 4. Action 5. Flower(s) 6. Sequence (may be smaller) 7. Digitally altered (will be judged for originality/creativity.) 8. Any other Photography, color 9. People 10. Animal 11. Landscape 12. Action 13. Flower(s) 14. Sequence (may be smaller) 15. Digitally altered (will be judged for originality/creativity) 16. Any other Photography, other 17. Celebrate! 18. Tells a Story 19. Trampin’ Around Transfer - must identify the place in Transfer

Ages 13 - 18 $6.00 $4.00 $2.00 CLASS # Paintings

20. Oils/acrylics, still life 21. Oils/acrylics, portrait 22. Oils/acrylics, landscape 23. Oils/acrylics, any other 24. Water color 25. Tempera 26. Any other original painting

Drawings 27. Pen, person or animal 28. Pen, any other 29. Black and white, person or animal 30. Black and white, any other 31. Blow pen 32. Colored pencil 33. Crayon 34. Markers 35. Pastels, person or animal 36. Pastels, any other 37. Any other original drawing

Ages 13 - 18 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 CLASS # Prints 38. Silkscreen 39. Linoleum 40. Any other Miscellaneous -Original work, no kits, etc. 41. Painting on non-traditional

medium (such as wood, slate, etc.)

42. Mixed Media 43. Any other "Down on the Farm" - any art media listed above depicting agricultural life on a farm or an i tem useful on a farm. Homemaker's chairperson will m a k e f i n a l d e c i s i o n i f qualifications are questionable. 44. Down on the Farm - photograph 45. Down on the Farm - Painting or drawing 46. Down on the Farm - print or miscellaneous. 47. Down on the Farm- grouping or sequence of photos

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DEPARTMENT 11 - SECTION 19b YOUTH - COLLECTIONS

Here's your chance to show off your individual interests! These entries MUST be pre-registered to assure an appropriate amount of space. Please...no living creatures.

$3.00 $2.00 $1.00 Class # 1. Educational 2. Unusual 3. Whimsical 4. Agricultural (or having to do with farm life) 5. Any Other

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DEPARTMENT 11 - YOUTH SECTION 19D FOR AGES 7-12 ONLY ART & PHOTOGRAPHY

• All work done by person ages 7- 12 (at time of completion). • Photo entries (except sequences) are to be 5"x7" or larger. • Work must have been completed since last August.

Work must be properly framed or matted and ready to hang, OR IT WILL NOT BE JUDGED! • Name, address and age shall be clearly marked on the back (not front). • The Fair will take all possible means to protect the exhibit, but cannot be held responsible for loss/damage.

Ages7-12 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00

CLASS Photography, black & white or Sepia 1. People 2. Animal 3. Landscape 4. Sequence or related grouping of 3 or more photos (may be smaller) 5. Digitally altered (will be judged for originality) 6. Any other Photography, color 7. People 8. Animal 9. Landscape 10. Sequence or related grouping of 3 or more. (may be smaller) 11. Digitally altered (will be judged for originality) 12. Any other Photography, other 13. Celebrate 14. Tells a Story 15. Trampin’ Around Transfer - must identify the place in Transfer

Ages 7 - 12 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 CLASS # Paintings - Original work 16. Oils/acrylics 17. Water color 18. Tempera 19. Finger Paint 20. Any other original painting Drawings -Original work 21. Pen, 22. Black and white, (pencil, charcoal, etc.)

23. Blow pen 24. Colored pencil 25. Crayon 26. Markers 27. Pastels 28. Any other original drawing NO PREMIUMS BUT RIBBONS ONLY Paint By Number, kits, etc. 29. Paint 30. Marker 31. Crayon 32. Any other kit picture

Ages 7 - 12 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 CLASS # Prints 33. Silkscreen 34. Linoleum 35. Any other Miscellaneous - 36. Painting on non-traditional medium (such as wood, slate, etc.) 37. Mixed Media 38. Any other original artwork

"Down on the Farm" - any art media listed above depicting agricultural life on a farm or an item useful on a farm. Homemaker's chairperson will make final decision if qualifications are questionable. 39. Down on the Farm - photograph 40. Down on the Farm - Painting or drawing 41. Down on the Farm - print or miscellaneous. 42. Down on the Farm- related grouping or sequence of photos

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DEPARTMENT 11 - YOUTH SECTION 19E ART & PHOTOGRAPHY FOR AGES 6 & Under ONLY

• All work done by person ages 6 & under. • Photo entries (except sequences) are to be 5"x7" or larger. • Work must be completed since last August.

Work must be properly framed or matted and ready to hang, OR IT WILL NOT BE JUDGED! • Name, address and age shall be clearly marked on the back (not front). • The Fair will take all possible means to protect the exhibit, but cannot be held responsible for loss/damage. Ages 6 & under $2.00 $1.00 $.50 CLASS # Photography, Black & White or

Sepia or Color 1. People 2. Animal 3. Landscape 4. Flower(s) 5. Sequence or related grouping of 3 or more photos (may be 4x6) 6. Any other photo Paintings (original designs only) 7. Water color 8. Tempera 9. Hand Painting

Ages 6 & under $2.00 $1.00 $.50 CLASS # Drawings (original work, no kits) 12. Pen 13. Black and white, (pencil, pen, or charcoal) 14. Colored Pencil 15. Crayon 16. Markers 17. Any other original drawing 18. Any original print (potato, sponge, etc.) RIBBONS ONLY Paint by Number, kits, coloring book page, etc. 19. Paint 20. Marker 21. Crayon 22. Any other

Prints $2.00 $1.00 $.50

"Down on the Farm" - any art media listed above depicting agricultural life on a farm or an i t e m u s e f u l o n a f a r m . Homemaker's chairperson will m a k e f i n a l d e c i s i o n i f qualifications are questionable. 23. Down on the Farm - photograph 24. Down on the Farm - original painting, print, or drawing

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DEPARTMENT 12 HAY AND GRAIN

SECTION 1 GRAIN AND SEED CROPS

• One gallon jars with lids are to be used to show grain in classes 8 through 19.(unless otherwise specified) • If the judges believe any exhibit was shown in the previous year, the entry will be refused. • Corn entries will consist of six (6) ears

PREMIUMS $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 CORN 1 Hybrid Field Corn, yellow 2. Hybrid Field Corn, white 3. Open Pollinated Field Corn, yellow 4. Open Pollinated Field Corn, white 5. Open Pollinated Field Corn, red 6. Open Pollinated Indian Corn, ornamental 7. Popcorn 8. Ornamental, CORN STALKS & SUNFLOWER HEADS 9. Tallest Corn Stalk, no roots, exposed corn attached 10. Sunflower Head, best head 11. Sunflower Head, Largest 12. Sunflower Head, Freak

SECTION 2 HAY

• Long hay only. • Any exhibits shall consist of a bale section at least 8 inches thick or an equivalent amount if cut from hay in the mow. • If the judges believe any exhibit was shown in the previous year, the entry will be refused. PREMIUMS $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 CLASS # 1. Alfalfa or alfalfa grass mixed, first cutting. Not over 50% grasses 2. Alfalfa or alfalfa grass, mixed, later cuttings. Not over 50% grasses. 3. Other legumes or legumes grass mixtures. Not over 50% grasses. 4. Grass first cutting. Mixture of timothy and/or other grasses, containing no more than 50% legumes. 5. Grass, second cutting. Mixture of timothy and/or other grasses, containing no more than 50% legumes. 6. Mixed hay. Any mixture not classified in the previous classes, but which contains 50% or more combination. 7. Summer annual grasses - Sudan grass, Sorghum-Sudan, hybrids, etc. 8. Clover

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DEPARTMENT 13 VEGETABLES

• Youth may not enter in this department - please use Department 11! • Exhibitor must have the number of items stated or entry will not be judged. • All vegetables are to be raised by the exhibitor. • Fruits and vegetables must be clean to be judged • Potatoes should not be washed. Remove soil using soft cloth or brush. • Tomatoes should have stems removed. • Carrots, beets, etc. should have tops removed leaving 2" stems. • Trueness to variety, uniformity in size, shape and color, condition, and maturity are important factors in judging.

PREMIUMS $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 CLASS #

1. Beans - Horticultural, 1 pint a. Bush b. Pole

2. Beans - Lima, 1 pint a. Large seed b. Small seed

3. Beans - snap, bush type, 1 pint a. Flat green pods b. Round green pods c. Flat wax pods d. Round wax pods

4. Beets - 5 specimens a. Globe shaped b. Half long

5. Broccoli - 1 large head 6. Brussel sprouts - 1 pint 7. Cabbage - 1 head

a. Domestic round b. Red type c. Flat type d. Chinese type

8. Carrots - 5 roots topped a. Half long, pointed b. Half long, stump c. Long

9. Cauliflower - 1 head a. Purple type b. White type

10. Celery - 1 plant in soil 11. Corn, sweet - 5 ears, husk on

a. White hybrids b. Yellow hybrids c. Bicolor hybrids

12. Cucumbers - 5 specimens a. Pickling - under 3" d. Burpless b. Pickling - 3" - 5" e. White c. Slicing - over 5"

13. Eggplant - 1 specimen 14. Endive - a plant in soil

a. Broad leafed b. Green curled

CLASS # 15. Garlic - 3 bulbs a. Hard Neck b. Soft Neck c. Elephant 16. Gourds - 5 specimens a. Mixed b. One Variety c. Collections - 6 or more kinds 17. Herbs (must be in water or soil) a. Dill b. Mint c. Sage d. Oregano e. Rosemary f. Basil g. Cilantro h. Any other 18. Horseradish - 3 roots, 1" min. dia. 19. Kohlrabi - 1 specimen a. Green b. Red 20. Leek - 5 stalks 21. Lettuce - 1 plant in soil

a. Crisp head types b. Leaf types c. Butter head types

22. Muskmelon (cantaloupe) - 1 specimen a. Small b. Large - 6" or more

23. Okra - 5 specimens 24. Onions - 5 specimens, mature storage

a. Red Flat f. Yellow Flat b. Red Globe g. Yellow Globe c. Sweet Spanish h. Shallots d. White Flat i. Any other named e. White Globe

25. Onions, bunching, 4 specimens 26. Parsley, 2 bunches in water a. Curled b. Plain 27. Parsnips - 5 specimens, tops off 28. Peas - 1 pint

a. Green shelled b. Pods

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DEPARTMENT 13 - continued VEGETABLES

(See rules on previous page) PREMIUMS $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 CLASS 29. Peppers - hot, 5 specimens

a. Long yellow b. Round type c. Jalapeno d. Bell/Bull Nose e. Chili f. Any other

30. Peppers - Sweet Bell/Bull Nose, 5 specimens a. Green b. Red c. Yellow d. Any other

31. Peppers - Sweet Long, 5 specimens a. Green b. Red c. Yellow

32. Potatoes - 5 tubers a. Chippewa white b. Irish Cobbler c. Kathadin d. Kennebec e. Norland f. Russet-Rural g. Sebago h. Pontiac Red i. Superior j. Any other

33. Potatoes - Sweet, 5 tubers 34. Pumpkins - 1 specimen

a. Connecticut (field) b. Small Sugar (pie) c. Winter Neck (Cutshaw) d. White e. Blue f. Any Other

35. Radishes - 5 specimens a. Small round b. White icicle

36. Rhubarb - 3 stalks tied together 37. Squash, Summer, 1 specimen

a. Bush Scallop/Patty Pan b. Spaghetti c. Crookneck d. Straight neck e. Zucchini, green f. Zucchini any other color

38. Squash - Winter, 1 specimen a. Acorn, Table Queen b. Boston Marrow/delic. c. Buttercup d. Butternut e. Hubbard f. Mammoth, sweet g. Lg. Squash, any other

39. Swiss chard - 1 stalk in soil 40. Tomatoes - large fruit, 5 specimens

a. Beefsteak type b. Mature green c. Italian (plum, Roma) d. Red e. Yellow f. Any other

41. Tomatoes, small fruit, 10 specimens a. Cherry, red b. Cherry, yellow c. Pear shaped, red d. Pear shaped, yellow e. Cherry, cluster f. Pear, cluster g. Any other

42. Turnips - 3 specimens 43. Watercress 1 bunch in water 44. Watermelon - 1 specimen

a. Largest single b. Midget types c. Oblong shape d. Round or oval

45. Vegetables - freak 46. Vegetables - novelty 47. Vegetable - largest tomato 48. Any other vegetable worthy of exhibit-must identify $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 49. Dress up and/or decorate a pumpkin 50. Market basket 6 or more kinds of vegetables

attractively displayed in a basket, 2 of each kind. 51. Herb Garden - 6 or more varieties of herbs in soil and

individually identified with markers. 52. Largest Pumpkin

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1. American Black or English Walnut - 6 specimens 2. Butternut - 6 specimens 3. Hazelnut - 6 specimens 4. American or Chinese Chestnuts - 6 spec. 5. Hickory - 6 specimens 6. Any other - 6 specimens

DEPARTMENT 14 FRUITS AND NUTS

• Youth may not enter in this department - please use Department 11. • Exhibitor must have five specimens as nearly alike as possible or entry will not be judged. • In selecting fruit for exhibition, choose specimens that would bring the best market price. • Do not select the largest; select a medium, uniform size. • All fruits are to be raised by the exhibitor. • Fruits and vegetables must be clean to be judged • Trueness to variety, uniformity in size, shape and color, condition, and maturity are important factors in judging.

SECTION 1

FRUIT PREMIUMS $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 APPLES - 5 specimens 1. Cortland 2. Red Delicious 3. Golden Delicious 4. Jonathan 5. Macintosh 6. Rome 7. Staymen 8. Yellow Transparent 9. Baldwin 10. Northern Spy 11. Russet 12. Summer Rombo 13. Crab apple - 1 qt. 14. Any other PEACHES - 5 specimens 15. Alberta 16. Golden jubilee 17. Hale Haven 18. Red Haven 19. Any other

PEARS - 5 specimens 20. Bartlett 21. Keifer 22. Seckel 23. Any other

PLUMS - 5 specimens 24. Blue Damson 25. German prune 26. Green gage 27. Any other

QUINCES - 5 specimens 28. Quince

BERRIES - single plate, 1 pint 29. Blackberry 30. Blueberry 31. Currant 32. Elderberry 33. Raspberry, black 34. Raspberry, red 35. Strawberry 36. Any other

GRAPES - plate with 2 bunches. 37. White 38. Red 39. Concord 40. Any other MISCELLANEOUS 41. Any other $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 42. Fruit Basket 5 or more kinds of fruits attractively displayed in a basket, 2 of each kind.

SECTION 2 NUTS

PREMIUMS $3.00 $2.00 $1.00

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DEPARTMENT 15 HOME AND DAIRY PRODUCTS

*See also Special Baking Contest Rules on page 29

SECTION 1 BAKED PRODUCTS

• Exhibitor must have the number of items stated or entry will not be judged. • All products must be made by the exhibitor. • No commercial products. • All exhibits must be made from scratch - ABSOLUTELY NO MIXES! • No Bread machine loaves of bread except in class 11. • Entries in “Section 1" may be auctioned off soon after judging. A portion will remain for display. Proceeds will benefit the Harvest Home Fair Association.

PREMIUMS $5.00 $4.00 $3.00

QUICK BREADS 1. ½ doz. Scones 2. Corn bread, four 3x3 pieces 3. ½ doz. Muffins 4. Nut or Fruit Bread 5. Coffee cake 6. Biscuits - 6 7. Any other

YEAST BREADS, 1 loaf in bag, no fork marks 8. White bread 9. Whole wheat bread 10. Raisin bread 11. Bread Machine 12. Gluten Free Bread (include recipe) 13. Any other

CAKES, not iced 27. Angel food 28. Chiffon 29. Sponge 30. Any other

PIES - Baked 31. One crust 32. Two crust

SUGAR FREE (recipe must accompany) 33. Quick bread 34. Cake 35. Candy - 6 pieces 36. Dessert bars - 6 37. Muffins - 6 38. Pie 39. Any other

CANDY - ½ lb. or 6 pieces 40. Chocolate covered 41. Chocolate fudge 42. Divinity fudge 43. Fondant 44. Light fudge 45. Mints 46. Peanut Butter Fudge 47. Sea foam 48. Any other

YEAST ROLLS, 6 rolls 14. Cinnamon rolls 15. Doughnuts 16. White rolls 17. Whole wheat 18. Parkerhouse 19. Sticky Buns 20. Any other BUTTER CAKES, iced 21. Chocolate layer 22. Spice or carrot 23. White layer 24. Yellow layer 25. Cupcakes - 6 any kind 26. Any other

PREMIUMS $4.00 $3.00 $2.00

COOKIES - ½ dozen 49. Bar 50. Brownies 51. Dipped 52. Dropped (not chocolate chip) 53. Dropped Chocolate Chip 54. Filled 55. Pressed 56. Rolled and Cut out 57. Sliced/Refrigerator 58. Whoopie pies 59. No-Bake 60. Any other

ANY OTHER DESSERT 61. Any other bakeddessert (Must not need refrigeration) MISC. & HOME PRODUCTS 62. Noodles 63. Caramel Corn 64. Soap 65. Skin creams 66. Cheese - 1/4 lb. 67. Any other home product

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DEPARTMENT 15 - continued SECTION 2

CANNED OR DRIED GOODS • All exhibits must have been made since August of last year. • Use standard clear glass quart/pint jars with 2-piece, self-sealing lids. • NOTE: RULES FOR JARS! RINGS ON CANNED GOODS! • No paraffin wax on jams and jellies. • Judges may open jars at their discretion to determine First Place and/or Best of Show • Entries judged on quality, general appearance, and container. PREMIUMS $3.00 $2.00 $1.00

CLASS # CANNED FRUITS 1. Apples 2. Applesauce 3. Blackberries 4. Blueberries 5. Cherries, dark 6. Cherries, red 7. Cherries, white 8. Currants 9. Elderberries 10. Grapes 11. Peaches 12. Pears 13. Plums 14. Raspberries, black 15. Raspberries, red 16. Rhubarb 17. Any other SPICED FRUITS 18. Apple 19. Cherry 20. Peaches 21. Pears 22. Watermelon 23. Any other CANNED PIE FILLING 24. Apple 25. Blueberry 26. Cherry 27. Peach 28. Any other CANNED VEGETABLES 29. Asparagus 30. Beans, green 31. Beans, yellow 32. Beans, lima 33. Beets

CLASS #

CANNED VEGETABLES -continued 34. Broccoli 35. Cabbage 36. Carrots 37. Corn 38. Peas 39. Pumpkin 40. Sauerkraut 41. Succotash 42. Tomatoes 43. Vegetable Soup 44. Mixed Vegetable 45. Any other DRIED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 46. Apples 47. Corn 48. Peaches 49. Pears 50. Plums 51. Any other DRIED MEATS 52. Beef Jerky 53. Venison Jerky 54. Any other CANNED MEATS 55. Beef 56. Chicken 57. Pork 58. Sausage 59. Mincemeat 60. Any other PICKLED VEGETABLES- judged on size, uniformity, color, clearness and arrangement. 61. Beans 62.. Beets 63.. Cauliflower

CLASS # 64. Cucumber, Bread/Butter 65. Cucumber Sliced Dill 66. Cucumber, Dill (Whole) 67. Cucumber, Mixed 68. Cucumber, Mustard 69. Cucumber, Sweet 70. Cucumber, Sour 71. Pepper, hot 72. Pepper, sweet 73. Piccalilli 74. Tomato, green 75. Zucchini, sweet 76. Zucchini, dill 77. Any other CANNED RELISHES 78. Corn 79. Cucumber 80. Pepper 81. Salsa 82. Any other VEGETABLE BASED SAUCES 83. Catsup 84. Chili 85. Spaghetti Sauce 86. Any other JUICES - judged on flavor, color and clarity. 87. Apple 88. Grape 89. Tomato 90. Other Juice DISPLAY BASKET $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 91. Display of any five kinds

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DEPARTMENT 15 - continued SECTION 3

BUTTERS, JAMS, AND JELLIES

PREMIUMS $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 CLASS # BUTTERS 1. Apple 2. Cherry 3. Grape 4. Peach 5. Pear 6. Plum 7. Tomato 8. Any other

JAMS 9. Blackberry 10. Blueberry 11. Cherry 12. Currant 13. Elderberry 14. Peach 15. Plum 16. Raspberry, black 17. Raspberry, red 18. Rhubarb 19. Strawberry 20. Any other

CLASS # JELLIES 21. Apple 22. Blackberry 23. Cherry 24. Crab apple 25. Currant 26. Elderberry 27. Grape 28. Hot Pepper 29. Mint 30. Peach 31. Plum 32. Quince 33. Raspberry, black 34. Raspberry, red 35. Strawberry 36. Any other

MARMALADES 37. Grape 38. Orange 39. Peach 40. Plum 41. Any other

CLASS #

PERSERVES/CONSERVES 42. Apricot 43. Blueberry 44. Cherry 45. Peach 46. Pineapple 47. Plum 48. Quince 49. Tomato 50. Other

SYRUP (other than maple or honey based see Dept. 23) 51. Any Fruit DISPLAY BASKET $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 52. Display of any five kinds of

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1. Ageratum - tall (3 stems) 2. Blanket Flower (3 blooms) 3. Butterfly Bush - 1 stem 4. Chrysanthemum (3 stems), single/daisy type 5. Chrysanthemum (3 stems), spider 6. Chrysanthemum (3 stems), cushion 7. Chrysanthemum (3 stems), spoon 8. Chrysanthemum (3 stems), any other 9. Cone flower, purple - 2 blooms 10. Cone Flower, white - 2 blooms 11. Cone flower, any other color - 2 blooms 12. Coreopsis (3 stems) 13. Delphinium- 1 spike 14. Dianthus- 3 blooms of same color 15. Hibiscus - 1 bloom 16. Larkspur - 3 blooms 17. Lily (day) - 1 stem

18. Lily (oriental) - 1 stalk 19. Roses- (1 flower or 1 stem), Hybrid tea 20. Roses- (1 flower or 1 stem), Shrub 21. Roses- (1 flower or 1 stem), Polyantha 22. Roses- (1 flower or 1 stem), Miniature 23. Roses- (1 flower or 1 stem), Floribunda 24. Roses - (1 flower or stem), any other 25. Rudbeckia - Black-eyed-Susan/ Gloriosa - 3 blooms 26. Shasta Daisy, white - 3 blooms 27. Sunflower, perennial type - 2 blooms 28. Sweet William - 1 stem 29. Yarrow - 1 stem 30. Any other perennial - 1 flower or one stem 31. Flower from Hydrangea Bush a. pink b. blue c. any other

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DEPARTMENT 17 SECTION 4

SPECIMEN FLOWERS - ANNUALS PREMIUMS $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 CLASS 1. Ageratum- 3 stems 2. Aster- 3 blooms 3. Bachelor Button- 3 blooms 4. Begonia, tuberous, 1 bloom in water 5. Bells of Ireland 6. Calendula- 3 blooms 7. Canna Lily - 1 stalk 8. Celosia, Plume- 3 stems 9. Celosia, Crested- 1 stem 10. Cleome - 1 bloom 11. Cosmos (1 spray), standard, Pink/red, or white 12. Cosmos (1 spray), bright type, orange/yellow 13. Dahlia- ( 2 blooms), Cactus 14. Dahlia- ( 2 blooms), Pom-pom 15. Dahlia- ( 2 blooms), Decorative 16. Dahlia- ( 2 blooms), Single-seed 17. Dahlia - (dinner plate) 18. Geranium- 3 blooms 19. Gerbera Daisy - 1 bloom 20. Gladiolus- 1 spike, Large 21. Gladiolus- 1 spike, Miniature 22. Marigold (3 blooms), Large/African 23. Marigold (3 blooms), French double, Bi-color

24. Marigold (3 blooms), Small/French 25. Marigold (3 blooms), Any other 26. Nasturtium - single (3 blooms) 27. Nasturtium - double (3 blooms) 28. Pansy - 3 blooms 29. Petunia- single - 3 sprays 30. Petunia - double - 3 sprays 31. Salvia, red - 3 spikes 32. Salvia, blue - 3 spikes 33. Salvia, any other - 3 spikes 34. Scabiosa (3 blooms) 35. Snapdragon- all varieties, 3 spikes 36. Statice 37. Strawflowers- mixed colors, 3 blooms 38. Sunflower - 1 large bloom 39. Sunflower - small to medium, 2 blooms 40. Verbena - 1 stem 41. Zinnia- 2 blooms, Giant 42. Zinnia- 2 blooms, Pom-Pom 43. Zinnia- 2 blooms, Cactus 44. Zinnia - 2 blooms, Bush 45. Zinnia- 2 blooms, Novelty 46. Any other striking annual

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SECTION 5 ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS

Once Upon a Time

PREMIUMS $5.00 $4.00 $3.00

CLASS 1. Aladdin - arrangement using a bottle or unusual container

2. Treasure Island - a festive arrangement of your choice

3. Call of the Wild - arrangement using roadside flowers and materials

4. Fairy Tales - a fairy garden of miniature plants and accessories. 5. How Green was my Valley - arrangement of mostly green 6. Snow White - arrangement using mostly white materials 7. The Sea Around Us - arrangement using beach materials 8. Alice in Wonderland - teacup arrangement

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DEPARTMENT 18 NEEDLECRAFT

• Only one entry per class. No article can compete as more than one entry. • All clothing must be laundered and ironed. • Each exhibit will be judged on workmanship, worth of article, & appropriateness of fabric. • All articles must have been completed since August of last year.

SECTION 1 CLOTHING - (Machine Sewing)

PREMIUMS $5.00 $4.00 $3.00

CLASS PREMIUMS $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 1. Bedspreads

a. Crocheted b. Knitted c. Embroidered d. Woven e. Machine knitted

CLASS # 21. Lingerie, children’s 22. Lingerie, adult 23. Two-piece suit, men’s 24. Two-piece suit, women’s 25. Pants, boy’s/men's 26. Slacks or Capris, girl's/ladies 27. Costume 28. Any other garment MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 29. Tote Bag 30. Apron 31. Man’s Tie 32. Hat 33. Purse, any fabric 34. Doll clothes 35. Table Runner 36. Quillo 37. Sweat Pants 38. Any other machine sewn item

CLASS # CHILDREN’S GARMENTS 1. Boy’s Suit (NB - size 6) 2. Boy’s Suit (size 7 - size 12) 3. Girl’s dress (NB - size 6) 4. Girl’s dress (size 7 - size 12) 5. Two or three piece girl's outfit 6. Two or three piece boy's outfit OTHER GARMENTS 7. Vest 8. Jumper 9. Sleeveless Dress 10. Dress with sleeves, one-piece 11. Dress with sleeves, two-piece 12. Evening dress, long 13. Evening wear dress, short 14. Coat 15. Boy's or men's shirt, with sleeves 16. Girls, ladies top, with sleeves 17. Boy's or men's shirt, sleeveless 18. Girl's or Ladies shirt, sleeveless 19. Skirt 20. Shorts or skort

CLASS PREMIUMS $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 2. Centerpieces, under 12"

a. Crocheted edge b. Crocheted solid c. Embroidered, applique d. Embroidered, crewel e. Embroidered, cross stitch f. Embroidered, eyelet g. Embroidered, outline h. Embroidered, solid i. Embroidered, counted cross stitch j. Knitted k. Solid tatting l. Tatting edge m. Woven n. Machine knitted

BEST OF SHOW ROSETTE WHEREVER MERITED

SECTION 2 HAND NEEDLEWORK

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DEPARTMENT 18 SECTION 2 Continued

NEEDLEWORK

CLASS PREMIUMS $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 3. Centerpieces, over 12"

a. Crocheted edge b. Crocheted solid c. Embroidered, applique d. Embroidered, crewel e. Embroidered, cross stitch f. Embroidered, eyelet g. Embroidered, outline h. Embroidered, solid i. Embroidered, counted cross stitch j. Knitted k. Solid tatting l. Tatting edge m. Woven n. Machine knitted

$4.00 $3.00 $2.00 4. Cushions and cushion tops

a. Crewel b. Crocheted c. Embroidered d. Knitted e. Needlepoint f. Novelty g. Woven h. Machine knitted i. Hooked j. Quilted, hand k. Quilted, machine l. Candlewicking m. Cross stitch, stamped n. Counted cross stitch

$4.00 $3.00 $2.00 5. Pictures (under 45" perimeter)

a. Crewel b. Embroidered, counted cross stitch c. Embroidered, stamped pattern d. Needlepoint e. Candlewicking f. Quilted

6. Pictures (over 45" perimeter) a. Crewel b. Embroidered, counted cross stitch c. Embroidered, stamped pattern d. Needlepoint e. Candlewicking f. Quilted

CLASS PREMIUMS $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 7. Pillowcases

a. Crocheted edge b. Embroidered, applique c. Embroidered, crewel d. Embroidered, stamped cross stitch e. Embroidered, cut work f. Embroidered, drawn work g. Embroidered, eyelet h. Embroidered, outline i. Embroidered, solid j. Embroidered, counted cross stitch k. Tatted edge

8. Dresser scarves

a. Crocheted edge b. Crocheted solid c. Counted cross stitch d. Embroidered, all other aspects e. Tatted edge

$4.00 $3.00 $2.00 9. Tablecloths

a. Crocheted edge b. Crocheted solid c. Counted cross stitch d. Embroidered, all other aspects e. Tatted edge

$3.00 $2.00 $1.00 10. Towels

a. Crocheted edge b. Counted cross stitch c. Embroidered, all other aspects d. Tatted edge

11. Handkerchiefs a. Crocheted edge b. Embroidered c. Hairpin edge d. Hem stitch e. Tatted edge

12. Wearing apparel a. Caps/Hats, crocheted b. Caps/Hats, knitted c. Caps/Hats, machine knitted

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NEEDLEWORK CLASS PREMIUMS $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 12. Wearing apparel (continued)

d. Coat, crocheted e. Coat, knitted f. Coat, machine knitted g. Dress, crocheted h. Dress, knitted i. Dress, machine knitted

$3.00 $2.00 $1.00 j. Mittens/Gloves, crocheted k. Mittens/Gloves, knitted l. Mittens/Gloves, machine knitted m. Socks/Slipper, crocheted n. Socks/Slippers, knitted o. Socks/Slippers, machine knitted

$3.00 $2.00 $1.00 p. Shawl, crocheted q. Poncho, crocheted r. Shawl, knitted s. Poncho, knitted

t. Shawl machine knitted u. Poncho machine knitted

$5.00 $4.00 $3.00 13. Sweater, cardigan

a. Child’s, crocheted b. Child’s, knitted c. Child’s, machine knitted d. Man’s, crocheted e. Man’s, knitted f. Man’s, machine knitted g. Woman’s, crocheted h. Woman’s, knitted i. Woman’s, machine knitted

14. Sweater, pullover

a. Child’s, crocheted b. Child’s, knitted c. Child’s, machine knitted d. Man’s, crocheted e. Man’s, knitted f. Man’s, machine knitted g. Woman’s, crocheted h. Woman’s, knitted i. Woman’s, machine knitted

CLASS PREMIUMS 15. Sweater, cap & booties set (4 pieces)

a. Crocheted b. Knitted c. Machine knitted

$3.00 $2.00 $1.00 16. Hat, scarf & mitten set (must be 4 pieces)

a. Crocheted b. Knitted c. Machine knitted

$3.00 $2.00 $1.00 17. Miscellaneous (wearing apparel only)

a. Crocheted b. Knitted c. Machine knitted

$3.00 $2.00 $1.00 18. Useful articles - Hand Needlework

a. Needlecraft Christmas articles b. Christmas Ornaments (needlecraft) c. Napkins d. Placemats e. Plastic canvas f. Baby bib g. Pot Holder, crocheted h. Bed doll, crocheted i. Jewelry, crocheted j. Any other, crocheted k. Any other, knitted l. Any other, plastic canvis

19. Useful Articles-machine embroidered $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 20. Large Wall Hanging/Banner/Flag (not framed)

a. Applique b. Counted cross stitch c. Crewel d. Latch hook e. Needlepoint f. Quilted - picture panel g. Woven h. Any other hand needlework wall hanging i. Any other machine embroidered wall hanging

$4.00 $3.00 $2.00

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SECTION 4 RUGS

DEPARTMENT 18 SECTION 3

AFGHANS, QUILTS AND COVERS

• Only one entry per class. • Each exhibit will be judged on workmanship, worth of article, and appropriateness of material. • All articles must have been completed since August of last year.

CLASS PREMIUMS $3.00 $2.00 $1.00

1. Baby Blanket, crocheted 2. Baby Blanket, knitted 3. Baby Blanket, embroidered 4. Baby Blanket, lace 5. Baby Blanket, woven 6. Baby Blanket, machine knitted 7. Baby Blanket, any other (needlework only) $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 8. Lap robe, 48"x 60", crocheted 9. Lap robe, 48"x 60", knitted 10. Lap robe, 48"x 60", woven 11. Lap robe, 48"x 60", machine knitted 12. Lap robe, pieced (handwork) 13. Lap robe, any other (needlework only) $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 14. Afghan, less than 60"x72", crocheted 15. Afghan, less than 60"x72", knitted 16. Afghan, less than 60"x72", woven 17. Afghan, less than 60"x72", machine knitted $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 18. Afghan, over 60"x72", crocheted 19. Afghan, over 60"x72", knitted 20. Afghan, over 60"x72", woven 21. Afghan, over 60"x72", machine knitted

CLASS PREMIUMS $8.00 $5.00 $3.00 22. Quilts, handmade a. Applique, conventional b. Applique, floral c. Applique, novelty d. Embroidered e. Pieced, conventional f. Pieced, floral g. Pieced, novelty h. Combination Appliqued and Pieced i. Any other (hand needlework only) 23. Baby quilts, handmade a. Applique b. Embroidered c. Pieced d. Combination Appliqued and Pieced $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 24. Printed panel quilt a. Hand embroidered b. Machine sewn 25. Quilts or blankets done totally by machine (no printed panels) a. Baby quilt b. Floral applique c. Conventional applique d. Novelty applique e. Floral pieced f. Conventional pieced g. Novelty pieced h. Lap robe/quilt, pieced i. Lap robe/quilt, any other machine work

CLASS PREMIUMS $4.00 $3.00 $2.00

1. Rug, small - under 30" a. Braided e. Knotted b. Crocheted f. Wool Patches c. Hooked g. Woven d. Knitted h. Machine Knitted 2. Rug, medium - 30"x60" a. Braided e. Knotted b. Crocheted f. Wool Patches c. Hooked g. Woven d. Knitted h. Machine Knitted

CLASS PREMIUMS $6.00 $5.00 $4.00

3. Rug, large - over 60" a. Braided e. Knotted b. Crocheted f. Wool Patches c. Hooked g. Woven d. Knitted h. Machine Knitted 4. Rug, any other

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DEPARTMENT 19 ARTS AND CRAFTS

SECTION 1 PHOTOGRAPHY - PAINTINGS - DRAWINGS

Entries in Section 1 are to be original work. Kits are allocated to "handcrafts"

• Only one entry per class. • All entries must have been completed since August of last year. Note: "completed" may mean the work was framed and/or matted for exhibit for the first time this year. • All work must be the original and must be the work of the exhibitor. • All work must be properly framed or matted, ready to hang. • All photo entries to be 8"x10", or larger unless otherwise specified. • Although the Fair will take all possible means to protect the exhibits, they cannot be held responsible or any loss or damage. • "Digitally altered" does not apply to cropping, deleting red eye, etc. Classes 1g and 2g are for the photographer who likes to experiment

with unusual camera/computer features.

PHOTOGRAPHY PREMIUMS $6.00 $4.00 $2.00 OTHER FINE ARTS PREMIUMS $8.00 $6.00 $4.00

CLASS 1. Photography, black & white

a. People b. Animal c. Flower(s) d. Landscape e. Sequence or related grouping of 3

more pictures (4x6's OK) f. Any other

2. Photography, color a. People b. Animal c. Flowers d. Landscape e. Action f. Sequence or related grouping of 3

more pictures (4x6's OK) g. Digitally Altered h. Any other

3. Photography, sepia a. People b. Animal c. Any other

4. Photography, other a. Celebrate! b. Tells a Story! 5. Oil Painting

a. Landscape b. Animal c. Portrait d. Any other

CLASS 6. Acrylic Painting (not tempera)

a. Landscape b. Animal c. Portrait d. Any other

7. Water Color (not tempera)

a. Landscape b. Animal c. Portrait d. Any other

8. Drawings a. Pen and Ink, person b. Pen and ink, animal c. Pen and ink, landscape d. Pen and Ink, any other e. Charcoal, person f. Charcoal, animal g. Charcoal, landscape h. Charcoal, any other i. Pastel, person j. Pastel, animal k. Pastel, landscape l. Pastel, any other m. Pencil, person n. Pencil, animal o. Pencil, landscape p. Pencil, any other

9. Prints a. Silk screen b. Linoleum c. Any other

10. Etchings -original design a. On glass b. On metal c. On any other surface

11. Paint ing on non- tradit ional

materials a. Metal b. Slate c. Wood d. Stone or Rock (other than

slate) e. Any other

12. Sculpture a. Clay b. Any other 13. Mixed Media, one dimensional 14. Mixed Media, three dimensional 15. "Down on the Farm" - this category is for several different media classes listed above. The art must depict something relating to Pennsylvania agriculture or farm life. (Do not attempt to put your extra "flower" photograph in this class.) Homemaker's chairperson will make final decision if qualification is questionable.

a. Color photography b. Black and white or sepia photography c. photo sequenced or related grouping of 3 or more d. Oil or acrylic (not tempera) Painting e. Watercolor f. Drawing - charcoal, pencil, pastel, or pen & ink 16. “Trampin’ Around Transfer” a. photo or photo collection of historic significance. Include location. b. photo (or collection) depicting something of interest in Transfer. Include location. c. painting depicting something of interest in Transfer. State location. d. drawing depicting something of interest in Transfer. State location. 17. Any other fine artwork worthy of display - this category is reserved for artwork that does not fit into any other class. It is not intended to accommodate extra duplicate exhibits.

DO NOT ENTER GENERIC LANDSCAPES ETC. IN CLASSES 15 AND 16!

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SECTION 2

HANDCRAFTS • Only one entry per class. • Entries must be the work of the exhibitor and been completed since August of last year. • Ceramic articles should have identification marks. • Although the Fair will take all possible means to protect the exhibits, it cannot be held responsible for any loss or damage. PREMIUMS $4.00 $3.00 $2.00

CLASS # 1. Basketry 2. Batik 3. Bead work (not jewelry) 4. Beadwork, jewelry (one item) 5. Beadwork, jewelry (matching set of items) 6. Birdhouse, decorative only (not wood) 7. Birdhouse, functional (not wood) 8. Bird feeder, functional (not wood) 9. Ceramics, one medium or large piece - stained 10. Ceramics, one medium or large piece - glazed 11. Ceramics, a set of two or more - stained 12. Ceramics, a set of two or more - glazed 13. China painting 14. Coloring Book Page for adults 15. Cone, nut or seed work 16. Christmas ornament 17. Christmas Item, any other single handcraft 18. Christmas Items, any other set of items 19. Creative flowers, made of paper 20. Creative flowers, made of plastic 21. Creative pressed flowers 22. Decorative Clothing - sequins 23. Decorative Clothing - applique 24. Decorative Clothing - misc. (not fabric painting) 25. Decoupage 26. Designs in straw 27. Dolls - creative 28. Dolls - traditional 29. Doll - wedding 30. Duct Tape creation 31. Etching -on glass (non-original design) 32. Etching - on metal (non-original design) 33. Etching - on other (non-original design) 34. Fabric painting - clothing 35. Fabric painting - any other 36. Hand-woven pieces 37. Holiday ornament/object (not Christmas) 38. Jewelry, hand wrought (not beaded) 39. Kite 40. Leatherwork 41. Metal work, flat 42. Metal work, object 43. Macrame 44. Paint-by-Number painting

45. Paper craft - Quilling 46. Paper craft - Paper mache 47. Paper craft - Scherenschneitle 48. Paper craft- origami, set of 2 or more 49. Paper craft - origami, one very creative 50. Punched tin 51. Scrapbook -2 pages (related) 52. Scrapbook -Cover 53. Scrapcraft 54. Shellwork - Wall hanging 55. Shellwork - Any Other 56. Stained glass - small or medium sun catcher 57. Stained glass - small window or hanging 58. Stained glass - three-dimensional piece 59. Stained glass - lamp 60. "Stained glass look" - plastic handcraft 61. Stained glass - painted stain on glass 62. Stamping - note card or stationery 63. Stamping - any other 64. String Art - 3 dimensional 65. String Picture 66. Tie-dye, clothing 67. Tie-dye, other 68. Pottery or stoneware, thrown 69. Pottery - creative 70. Pottery - a matching set 71. Puppet, hand 72. Puppet, with rods 73. Puppet, marionette 74. Tole painting 75. Toys (not wooden) 76. Wall hanging (not wreath) 77. Windchimes 78. Windsock 79. Woodwork - surface carved 80. Woodwork - small whittled object 81. Woodwork - chainsaw sculpture 82. Woodwork - inlaid articles 83. Woodwork - toy 84. Woodwork - wood burning 85. Woodwork - birdhouse/feeder 86. Woodwork - bat house 87. Woodwork - any other 88. Wreath - natural materials 89. Wreath - fabric 90. Wreath - paper twist 91. Wreath - any other 92. Knotted pillow or blanket 93. Miscellaneous PRIZES: $6.00 $5.00 $4.00 "Down On The Farm" - any craft depicting agriculture, life on a farm or an item useful on a farm. Homemaker's chairperson will make final decision if qualifications are questionable. 94. Down on the farm - single item 95. Down on the farm - group of items (2-6) 96. Down on the farm - large project

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SECTION 3 HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS

PREMIUMS $6.00 $4.00 $2.00

CLASS 1. Caning 2. Refinished furniture 3. Outdoor furniture, large 4. Outdoor decorative lawn items, small

5. Outdoor decorative lawn item, large 6. New inside furniture 7. Lathe work 8. Household item 9. Miscellaneous

DEPARTMENT 23 APIARY PRODUCTS - MAPLE PRODUCTS

· Syrup is to be judges on flavor, color, density, and clarity. · Sugar is to be judged on flavor, appearance and texture.

1. Maple Syrup, one quart container 2. Maple sugar, one pound cake 3. Maple cream, one pound cake 4. Maple sugar, soft, small individual cakes,

not less than one pound.

PREMIUMS $4.00 $3.00 $2.00

SECTION 2 MAPLE SYRUP AND MAPLE PRODUCTS

• Major Exhibits by granges, 4-H clubs or similar organizations should contribute to a letter understanding ui agriculture or agribusiness either through their educational value or their promotion of products.

• A sale of items in itself shall not be considered a part of the exhibit. • The fair reserves the right to reject an exhibit not in good taste or not of merit in promoting agriculture or agribusiness. • Each group entering an exhibit deemed worthy of display will receive $20. • Displays may be setup anytime Monday, August 20th • Groups must be pre-registered in accordance with the Homemaker Entry rules (see page 32)

DEPARTMENT 20 All Department 20 Entries must be pre-registered by August 11th

GROUP EXHIBITS

PRIZES: 1ST -$75 2ND -$50 3RD- $30 4TH-$25

The judging of the group exhibits will follow these guidelines:

Attracts Attention: .............................................................................................................................20 pts Use of color, motion, light, figures. While attention-getting is important, the reaction should be favorable. Unfavorable attention defeats its purpose.

Arouse Interest:............................................................................................................................................10 pts Encourages additional study. Personal appeal to the type of viewer for whom the exhibit was designed.

Conveys Message: ..............................................................................................................................30 pts The message should be understandable to the viewer for whom the exhibit was intended.

Design...................................................................................................................................................20 pts Elements of the exhibit should be pleasingly placed to give a sense of unity to the whole. The message should be a part of the design, and not something apparently added as an afterthought.

Workmanship......................................................................................................................................10 pts Neat, well-constructed for the purpose. This does not imply that expensive materials must be used.

Originality................................................................................................................................................... 10 pts

SECTION 1 HONEY

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DEPARTMENT 22 SECTION 3-A

“Kids Pedal Pull” Saturday, August 24th, 12:00 Noon

Under the Pavilion / Registration 11:15am to 12:00 Noon RULES & REGULATIONS

1. There will be 5 Classes, each determined by weight using our scales 2. Anyone under 100lbs. in weight and 12 years old or younger can enter 3. Distance of Pull using our Tractors and sled will determine the winner(s).

Class

Contestant’s Weight

First

Second

Third

Fourth

Honorable Mention

1. 30lbs. & Under $2 and Ribbon

$1 and Ribbon

$1 and Ribbon

$1 and Ribbon

Ribbon

2. 31 to 40lbs. SAME SAME SAME SAME SAME

3. 41 to 50lbs. SAME SAME SAME SAME SAME

4. 51 to 70lbs. SAME SAME SAME SAME SAME

5. 71 to 100lbs. SAME SAME SAME SAME SAME

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Wednesday August 21@7:00pm

Grandstands $8

Pit Pass $20

2019

Classes Purse 1. Purse Street Stock 4x4 Truck $400 2. Limited Modified 4x4 Truck $1000 3. 2.6 Diesel 4x4 Truck $900 4. V-8 Antique Tractor $700 5. Single Engine Modified Tractor $1000 6. Light Tough Farm $350

Light Tough Farm

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DEPARTMENT 22, Section 2 TRANSFER HARVEST HOME FAIR PARADE

6:15 pm Tuesday, August 20, 2019 Parade registration & line-up are from 5:30-6:00 pm on the night of the parade

at the Pymatuning Township Building. ALL ARE WELCOME AND INVITED. REGISTRATIONS CLOSE AT 6 pm SHARP.

Pre-register entries can be done at

https://www.cognitoforms.com/TransferHarvestHomeFair/ParadePreRegistration

On Facebook or www.transferfair.com for forms

Contact Parade Organizer : Tarrah Hartzell 724-646-0328

COMPENSATED CATEGORIES

School Marching Bands (Six or more different instruments in addition to percussion) $300 each Marching Drill Teams, Drum lines and Baton Corps of 8 or more participants $150 each Non-Profit Mercer County Boy/Girl Scout Troops $70 each Non-Profit Mercer County Equestrian Groups (3 or more horses) $70 each Non-Profit Organization Decorated Floats $70 each Commercial Organization Decorated Floats $70 each Non-decorated Entries, commercial or otherwise No monetary award Antique or classic tractor/vehicle $15

GROUPS MUST SUBMIT THEIR COMPLETED REGISTRATION FORM to the Parade Chairperson to be paid!

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STORAGE

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Security Gate ● Fenced & Lighted Inside & Outside Storage

Boat, Trailers Motor Homes Welcome Packing Boxes Available

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(Rt. 358 E.) 317 Hadley Road Greenville, PA 16125

724-588-2209 OFFICE HOURS

M-F 8am-5pm Sat 8am-12pm

724-456-8884

Franklin, Greenville, PA

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McCartney's

Feed & Hardware

1683 Airport Rd., Fredonia, PA 16124

(724) 475-3215

FEED-SEED-ANIMAL HEALTH

HARDWARE-FENCE SUPPLIES

DEPARTMENT 22, Section 3E

BABY PHOTO CONTEST Entries will be accepted Monday or Tuesday, August 20th or 21st, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the office. Entry fee of $2 per photo entered. Awards are $25 for 1st place, $15 for 2nd, and $10 for 3rd in each class. Class 1. Baby Photo Contest - child must have been born after July 31, 2016 to be eligible RULES & REGULATIONS:

On the back of photo please provide the child's first name, date of birth, parent's name, address, and phone number All photos MUST be 5"x7"; NO other sizes will be accepted. Hanging frames are acceptable but not required. Transfer Harvest Home Association will not be responsible for lost, damaged, or stolen photos. Photos will be displayed throughout the week of the fair in the Homemaker's Exhibit Building. Fair patrons will vote for their favorite photo(s) by depositing coins. Each cent represents one vote. The photo receiving the most votes will be declared the winner. Contest ends at 9:00 p.m. on Saturday. Winners will be announced in the local newspapers. Photos may be retrieved on Sunday, Aug. 25th, from 3-6 p.m. Prizes will be mailed to the winners.

For forms On Facebook or www.transferfair.com

Brian and Kathy Thompson Managers

99 Birchwood Drive Transfer, PA 16154

724-962-9875 www.shenangolakegolfclub.com

E-mail: Shenangolakegolfclub@gmail.com

Stephen Bittel

Bittel & Company 8 South Mercer Street Greenville, PA 16125

Phone 724-588-5900 Bittel@Bittel-co.com

INSURANCE

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724-588-6270

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Serving the area for over 50 years! Larry Gealy - Owner

Greenville Auto Parts

Independently owned and operated. Proudly serving our community.

16 South Water St. Greenville, Pa. 16125

Phone 724-588-5510

"Serving the Area since 1968"

Store Hours: M-F 8-6 Sat 8-3 Sun Closed

Owner: Lester Pfaff JR.

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Daily Food Specials Live Entertainment Friday & Saturday

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Phone (724) 981-3133 • Fax (724) 981-0751

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Motorcycle & Trailer Inspection

All General Repair Mon-Fri

8:00am-4:30pm

Jack (724) 588-4600 Jackie

Call or Text 724-588-6096

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Auto Rentals & Auto Repair State Inspections

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Owner: Gary Hanson 724-588-8348

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Phone: (724) 588-6776

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Mike McConnell Owner 11 Clinton St. 724-885-1157 Greenville, PA 16125

Ron Lewis - Owner Marnie Marini - Sales

Greenville Tire & Rubber Supply 33 South Race St.

Greenville, PA 16125 Phone 724.588.3336 Fax 724.588.3364 Email greenvilletire@pymtele.net Online www.greenvilletire.biz

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ERIC GRAVEN (724) 962-5744 3105 Lamor Road Fax (724) 962-7983 Hermitage, PA 16148 Toll Free (724) 962-SUSI

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4273 Ivanhoe Road Sharpsville, PA 16150

724-962-0772

2449 Mercer Street, Unit C Stoneboro, PA 16153

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21 Kidds Mill Road Greenville, PA Phone (724) 588-3297 Hours By Appointment

MERCER AUTO WRECKERS 24 Hour Light & Heavy Towing • Heavy Recovery Experts

748 Wilson Avenue • Mercer, PA 16137

John A. Carter, Owner

Phone: 724-662-3440 Fax: 724-662-1331

W.I. MILLER & SONS

Chemicals

3389 Gardner Barclay Road ● Farmdale, OH 44417 (330) 876-6573

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Kathy Narlee Manager

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196 Maysville Road Jamestown, PA 16134

724-932-5349

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Serving The Area

Since 1967

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FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE

• Sales, Installation and Repairs of Pools and Spas

• Chemicals - Accessories - Supplies • Heaters and Solar Covers

• Summerizing and Winterizing All Types of Pools • Expert Installations

• Water Hauling • Other Services Including Excavation, Fencing,

Roofing and Pool Houses • California Firepit, Sunbrite TV,

and Big John Fishing Equipment also Sold

www.coxpoolspa.com

Professional Water System Service

234 S. Maysville Rd.

Greenville, PA 16125 (724) 588-8322

PA 036413

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6175 Route 6 Linesville, PA 16424

814-683-4500

Thanks for the supplies for the Rabbit Cages.

We Do All Types of Repairs

Greenville Shoe Hospital

Wolverine • Hush Puppies • Red Wing Georgia • Rocky • Muck Boots • HiTec Hiker

Irish Setter • Harley-Davidson Minnetonka Moccasin

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163 Main Street Greenville, PA 16125 I Thank You for Your Support Phone 724-588-7420 JOHN & SHIRLEY RIZZO - Owner

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FAIR BOOK ADVERTISER DIRECTORY Please support these sponsors and advertisers who have made this fair possible.

Agway ...........................................................10 Allstate Ins., Gino Nicastro............................79

Allstate Ins.,Brian Holzshu .......................... 76

Alpine Counter Tops .....................................26

Amy’s Hairstyling...........................................21

American Plumbing, Inc ....... inside back cover

Anderson Coach & Travel .............................26

Big Tuna........................................................65

Bittel & Company ..........................................65

Boyd's Lawn & Garden Tractor Sales .......... 67

Brass Lantern Restaurant .............................67

Brooks, Michele ............................................71

Brown’s Towing.............................................72

Bubbles Car Wash ........................................85 Cadman Fire Extinguisher Service................80

Campbell & Sherbondy Accountants ............70

Carani Transfer .............................................14

Chatfield Well Drilling, Inc ............................82

Cianci Brothers Tire Clearance .....................73

Clapper Insurance Agency, Inc. ....................79

Clark House ................................................71

Cope Equipment, Inc.......................................1

Coryea’s Maple Syrup...................................78

Cox Automotive.............................................78

Cox Construction, Pool Sales .................21, 86

Custom Corner Printing.................................14

D. J.'s Greenhouse .......................................71

D'Onofrio's Food Center................................50 Daffin's Candies ............................................64

Denny’s Gun Repair......................................83

Derr Industries.............................................. 65

DSF Slag.......................................................87

Donaldson- Mohney Funeral Home ..............14

Eckley’s TV ...................................................10

Enterline Septic Tank Cleaners.....................81

First Baptist Church Greenville .....................64

Flinckenger Auto Body ..................................15

Flowers Radio & TV Service ........................78

Flynn's Tire & Automotive .............................21

Fredonia Tire.................................................75

Fry's TV & Appliance ....................................70 G & J Fencing ...............................................25

G & J's Radiator Repair.................................64

Gealy Memorials ...........................................71

Giant Eagle, Greenville .................................68

Golden Pizza.................................................70

Greenville Auto Parts ...................................71

Greenville Auto Detailing...............................75

Greenville Dry Cleaning Co...........................74

Greenville Savings Bank ...... inside front cover

Greenville Shoe Hospital...............................87

Greenville Tire & Rubber Supply .................. 75 Greenville Veterinary Clinic .......................... 73

Guns-n-Fun .................................................. 83

Hackett's Excavating .................................... 76

Hanson Automotive ...................................... 74

Hamilton Insurance....................................... 41

Hermann's Water Inc. ................................... 76

H & H Materials ............................................ 42

Hittle Auto Supply ......................................... 76

Horodyski Brothers ....................................... 73

Hovis Auto & Truck Supply........................... 73

Hutchison Construction ................................ 73

Jack's 5 Star Clinic ....................................... 73

Jack's Auto Body & Painting......................... 81 Jackson’s Truck & Auto ................................ 74

Joe's Greenhouse & Farm Market.......... 78, 73

Johnson Industries ....................................... 70

Jones Processing, Inc .................................. 73

Kams Electric Service................................... 79

Kerola Campers...................................... 16, 22

Kiwanis Club of Transfer .............................. 30

Kloos Service................................................ 70

Lakeland Chrysler, Dodge ........................... 78

LAM Enterprises ........................................... 36

Laverty Electric Service ................................ 70

Life Force...................................................... 79

Lowry Mobile Communications, Inc.............. 15

Manganello D.M.D., Dr. John ...................... 50 McCartney's Feed & Hardware..................... 65

McGranahan Plumbing, Inc .......................... 75

Medicine Shoppe, Greenville.....inside back cover

Mehler Insurance Agency............................. 16

Mercer Auto Wreckers.................................. 80

Mercer County State Bank ........................... 16

MFG Tray ..................................................... 87

Miscky, L.V. Excavating............................... 75

Mohr Well Drilling ......................................... 86

Montgomery's Hardware, Inc........................ 10

Morrison's Greenhouse ................................ 49

Northeast Industrial Manufacturing, Inc........ 68

Open Signs................................................... 26 Pine Hollow Motors....................................... 71

Pymatuning Boat Sales ................................ 70

Rent-A-Space Truck Rental, Greenville ...... 64

Rental Corral #4, Hermitage......................... 77

Reynolds Pharmacy, Inc................................. 9

Reynolds Sparkle Market ........................... 20

Reynolds VFW Post 7599 ....66 & inside back

Ritenour Equipment Center .......................... 77

Rodgers Auto Body ...................................... 80

Rowe's Auto Service..................................... 49

Route 18 Truck & Auto Sales........................21 Sackett's Sunoco Service..............................78

Sandy Lake Mills ...........................................50

Sandy Lake Implement .................................78

Sharpsville Auto Sales ..................................74

Sheetz, Reynolds Area .................................11

Shelly Memorials...........................................14

Shenango Lake Golf .....................................65

Shenango Valley Meat & Poultry ..................87

State Farm Ins., David Kwiat. front inside cover

St. Paul’s .......................................................81

Steve Riley Excavating .................................55

Steph’s Corner Pub & Grille ..........................76

Stephen J. Sherman Funeral Home..............14 Stor Yor Stuff.................................................80

Supreme Manufacturing, Inc. ........................70

Susi Builder Supply .......................................78

Susan’s Beauty Parlor...................................14

Swingle's Automotive Service .......................70

Tele-Data Communications Services, Inc. ....10

Topcap Truck Accessories............................55

Transfer Community Church of God .............22

Transfer First Baptist ....................................67

Transfer Volunteer Fire Department ...............1

Tri-State Aggregate............. inside back cover

U’ll Scream....................................................71

Ultimate Kleen Car Wash..............................83

Veado’s .........................................................20 Vestal’s Automotive Service..........................86

Wagner ‘s Wheel Alignment..........................42

Warren Glass & Paint....................................43

Watson's Inc..................................................80

W.I. Miller & Sons..........................................80

Whispering Pines ..........................................80

W.J. Jovenall & Son Construction.................71

Z & B Storage................................................64

Zion=s United Church of Christ ..................... 43